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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-12

FIVE MEN DRowSED-We learn from the
Paducah Journal, of the Sd inst, that on the
preceding Monday mo rning the steamer A.
L. Shotwell run into two coal boats at
Hawesville, and drowned five men.
Lou. Times.
The Times might have learned from the
Euansviue Journal, and Of earlier date, that
the steamer Empress performed this trick
drowning, however, only three men. The
accident was unavoidable.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-12

IL "A L Il X DAD LIN ES
BY THE WAY M

CINCINNATI, DAYTON & SANDUSKY ROUTE
NJ p norx wa Lake steamersty s.ndusky in %
hours 10 noton IN ~ hours: Chicago 81 49, Via
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON d DAYTON HALLWAY.
reos DAILY isAISsrist Train Accommodation Ex-
N. 81 Train Accommodation at 4 NJ IN Train Rye
ming Express at S NJ.
Route are laid throughout with heavy Trail
NEW YORK, Bosi o. AID MoSlRx.I-Fir,t Train A.
NM Express leaves Cincinnati Ia O'Clock
lightning Express leaves Cincinnati att 10 M con. .
nesnng al sandusky with the and magnificent low
ih awrense Capt Hoinaer connecting at Buffalo with
iss ~ trains Buffalo Albany and New YORK City
Kair9ads and NJ Trains Niagara Falls Railroad for
,es, tork' Boston, niagara Fails, ogdensburg Mon
TotEDo AND CmcAso.-Second train. Iipb,p;pv E,.
press leaves Cincinnati att 10 O'Clock M!connestin
at clyde with Raj road to Toledo onnectne at Toledo
road to Chicago. Through from Cinrpnsti TO Cbics.n
direct. =" o"'eAs"
D&TRoIr AND CHIca oo-Second Tra;n I,.a,,u
press leaves Cincinnati at l2 O'Clock conn.s.;.
at SandusEy with the low pressure steamer Cav Cisy
Captain atwood connecting at Detroit with Morning
Express Train Michigan Central Railroad to Chir,eS
Through from Cincinnati 10 Chicago direct.
lND.ASAPoLIs, T.RRE H.urx AND LArAYrrrr-Pir.t
62 o'c ock NJ, and Second Train Ughtrinr Erpr..s
leaves Cincinnati att LIAM Through from Cincinpsts
10 indianapolis same day.
TON, RICHMOND AND CESTERvItLE.-First Train
accommodation Express. at l2 O'Clock N; and sec
ond Trim, Lightning Express att l2 A NJ; connect nj
ming Express at NJ: connects at Hamilton N Eston
and Richmond, connecting at Richmond with Yves,
Railroad to Centerville.
TRoy. PIqU.. &c.-First Train, Accommodation In.
press, at l2 o'clock and second Train Lightniag
Express az I2 NJ; connecting at Dayton with Rail
va! to Troy connecting with boy Omnibus and Cana
raeket 10 Piqua, St. Marys aud all points the Miami
ana Wabash Canals. Fourth Train. Evening Express
M; connects at Dayton with Railroad TO Troy, con
heeting with Doyles Omnibus lines to PiQua.
OxroRD AND Communication train, Aceenmo1a
non Express at Ola o'clock NJ. and second Tram
lightning Express at Z A M. Passengers BY there
rains take Western Stage Company's Lines ct Hsmi.
toh LOT oxford, Connersvle. &c. Fourth Train, Eve-
ming Express at SIP NJ Passengers by this Tra n Jake
ford. "
FARE:
From Cincinnati to New York via Lake steamers
to Buffalo, and Railroad BY either route AIS on
From do To n York via Lake Steamers To Bufalo
Railroad to Albany, and Hudson River Steam.
| ers to New York, ,acoi
From CiBcinnatito Boston via Lake STEAMERS tn
Buffalo. and New York City and New York and
4 Erie K, 10 nm
From Cincinnati to Boston via Lake Steamers To
Buffalo, Albany, aid Western Railroads IeyOc
An additional charge OF Scots. via Niagara Falls
and above routes
From Cincinnati n Montreal via Lake Steamers I: 90
| tn 10 vi. l.Ha
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-12
GARDENERS MAGIC WOUND HEALER

WE would call the attention to the statement Of Mr.
AzariIh boss in relation to Gardner's Magic WOUND
Healer. 1t will be by his statement that he received
very injury, and cured in very short time
Such evidence from one 50 we'll known throughout the
country that Gardners Magic wound
Healer is the greatest healing remedy known.
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GARDNER,s
MA cir WOUI ID II r ALER =.

rT,HE Magic Wound healer is a certain cure for eli
/ kinds OF wounds Man OF Beast. especially FrssS
cuts which readilt heals while allays Inflammation.
Gardner's Magic Wound Healer is cd for all kinds
Of wounds Bruises Washes and Sps ains the bite and
sng of insects chapped hands and face, nipples
inAamed eye lids ana all external injuries.
For Sores the backs Of Horses and all issamed
parts by the rubbing chatting Of harness. Gard
ncrs Magic Wound Healer 10 e CERTAN Cure.
The Magic Wound Healer will prove equally Is bepe.
fetal cattle it does horses and in Tact Ter all
EXTERNAL INJURIES whether NAN or Beast
GARDENERS Magic WOUND HEALER Is the oesta
plication that can be applied
Bruises and Washes the hand or feet or ofne fingers
toes caused by being struck with han mer or beng
cured by the use Of GARDENERS MAGIC WOUND
HEALER. -
COMMISSIONS anS lamentations ofany kind arc more
easily and quickly cured by GARDNERS Magic wound
Healer han BY any other remedy, -
Fresh cuts treated with the Magic Wound healer WIZ
not in6ame or become sore. Sold BY
wOOLSEY & LINCK,
aug3-lwd6ImwH Wholesale Druggists.
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FLOWERS WILL GROW WHERE
TlIE WATENS Run

II the cutcle Of the scalp is kept healthy and tho
germs of the hair invgorated by stimuenfs which
rate at the roots. through the inner skin dermit ~
head. strong and vigorous head Of hair fail
be tho result. The operation Of Lyons Kxtharion 10
founded entirely upon this reasonable Law OF the
n. tural Would It's prepared Of such ingredients only
will produce this effect Hence the incredulous
have tried and been benefited its the secret
of its immense sale The appearance given 10 the hair
Is truly beautiful and pleasing. sold by all dealers.
everywhere, at % cents, in large bottles.
d. s. Barnes, Proprietor, l62 Broadway, Ny.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-12

GA fine looking steamer, called Sam.
Gaty, was here day before yesterday, from
st. Louis for Louisville, and carrying the
mail. She is commanded by Capt. Devin-
ney who is part owner. She is new and ligh.
draught.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-12
WASHINGTON Auo. &

Two companies of infantry, each seventy
strong, have been ordered to the Rio Grande
from Forts Adams and Hamilton; more are
to follow from the Atlantic ports shortly,
making in all force of 500 men, to meet
the corresponding movement ofthe Mexican
troops, who. as before reported, are marshall
ling on the Mexican side of the Rio Grande.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-12

"The Gen. Pike has been reprinted
and overhsuled generally, and under charge
of Capt. Jones, has again entered the Louis
vile and st. Louis trade. She is light
draught and fast packet. R. H. Voolfolk
Esq, is first clerk, and well known on the
river, and popular wherever known.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-12
CORPORATION NOTICE.

us g. 10 * IL in Block No. II Eastern Enfa,ge
ment lay down side walk in front thereof under the
lie ton of this order In default thereof the city
shall is directed to perform sid work. and the and
will oe and collected by sale CT SAID
Lots or 40 much be necessary satisfy said lien
and costs. BY order ofthe Common Council.
augII3t GEO. H. TODD, City Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-12
The Costa Affair.

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-The Union sus-
talns Commodore Ingraham, and says: We
maintain the commander of the st. Lo uis.
10 not only authorized to resort to AMIGA
Die interPosition, but, thatit was his duty tc
his government to exert just as much power as
was necessary to arrest the Austrian outrage
and prevent its contamination.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

lnRDERED that the Of lots Nos. IS & SO Upper
" Enlargement aSd No 22l Donation Enlarge ment,
i up said lots with earth TO correspond with tho
city grade under the directions Of the City engineer
or before the LIST day Of September next and In default
thereof the City Marshal Is directed to perform said
work. and the costs and expenses will be End
collected by sale OF said loIs SO much may be
cessary u satisfy said lien and costs.
BY order Of the Common Council.
auglI-3t GE0 Ii. TODD, City Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-12

nTA friend from the ancient town of Vim
cenues, informs us that there are now in that
neighborhood descendants of the old French
settlers who cannot speak English, and who
ride in carts the wheels of which are desti-
tute of iron or tires, and that the corn shuck
collar for the horse is still used by them.
Vincennes wa ssettled by the French in 1875.
Madison Cour.
We have sometimes thought a few of these
aboriginees had moved ino Vincennes, and
got to be toIerably prominent there. Some
men in our beautiful sister city, appear to be
of the corn-shuck collar stripe, and want Vim
cennes to run ahead without having her
wheels tired with iron. But they are evil
IDENTIFY getting tired themselves of the fun.
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GAR DNER,S MAGIC WOUND
r II. ~ H

DEAD the following statement of Mr.. Azeriah DosSs
III in reationto Gardeners Magic Wound healer. Nj.
Doss Is well. and hvoraby known throughout this ase
the adjoining counties being connected with the Blsps
vile FIGURING mills and any person may satisfy theu
selves Of the truth Of the statement by calling on hin,
and seeing the Cog Wheels spoken Of Mr. Doss states
that last winter while engaged in wiping the dirt from,
two castiron cog wheels he wheels at the time being
unshpped and in rapid moon) the rag that he vas usng
got caught and i'm an instant his hand was drawn Do
tween the wheels, MASKING and bruisDg u In he mess
awful manner The space between tho eogs OF me
than quarter Of an inch. Mr.. Doss immediately ap
piled Gardeners Magic Wound Healer and In less tssn
one hour the pain ceased and by the comm ueo nss
the Magic Wound Healer, the hand gradually besiso
without becoming nhamed sore, ana In tnres "eeAs
time he able TO use it.
Such testimony the above shows NE supehohy %
GardDer's Magic Wound Healer over other mrdfc,ses
in the fac, that fresh wounds treated with 6ardners
Magic Wound Healer will not inname OF become sero-
WOOLSEY e. LINCK.
.p~orwaSIuv Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-12

LITTLE Magic Wound Healer is a certain cure for all
kinds of wounds Man beast especially fresh cuts
which readily heals while it allays inflammation. See
advertisements this days paper. aug4d&w1m,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-12

TPDR O'HALSTED'S PILLS WILL CURE DYS
pepsis Indigestion, Billousness and every disease
tho stomach.
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49, <Aana
Az $500 Ej'IEI'z| S|I3
R A l L r o AID LINES
BY THE WAY OC

CTNCINNATI, COLUMBUS AND CLEVELAND
~ ROUrE.-To N. York via Railway in 30 hours: to
n York by Lake Stea via Cleveland in 40
Pittsburgh inI4 hours; to Boston in - Io honrs.to
Philadelphia iu 30 hours via LITTLE MIAMI RAIL.
Four DAILY TRAISs-lst Train, Lightning Expre.s n,
q M. end Train Accommodation Express. al 10 a
Nj Sd Train Hillsboro Train. at ls M; 4th Evening
Trans run by Columbus time, min. faster than
Cinc;nnau. Tho roads are laid through with heavy
Nrw Yosx,, BosroN AND MoNTRsAL.-First Train,
lightning Express, leaves Cincinnati at GA NJ. connect
inc at Ciev Gland with Lake Shore Railroad to Dunkir
Erie Railroad and at Buffalo and bany and New York
City Railroads to New York and Boston Second Train
Accommodation Express, at ala a NJ connects a,
Buffalo. connecting at Dunkrk with New York and Erie
Railroad at Buffalo with Buffalo and albany and New
York City Railroads, and Buffalo with Niagara Falls
Railroad to New York, Boston, Niagara Falls gdens-
burgh, Montreal, &c.
ALSO connects at Cleveland with the and mag.
tain Bride City, Captain Pease connecting at
Buffalo with the Buffalo and Albany New York City
and Niagara Falls Railroads New York Boston, Nj
agara Falls. Ogde nsburgh. Montreal. &c.
Fourth Train Evening Express. at z M connects at
Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad tn Dunkrk and
Buffalo, connecting at Dunkirk with New York and Erie
Railroad, connecting at Buffalo with New York City.
Buffalo and Albany, and Niagara Falls Railroads TO a.
York. Boston and Niagara Falls.
PITrsBURGH, PHILADELPHIA BALrIMoRv.--F Train
Lighting Express lie Cincinnati dA NJ connect.
ing Crestline with Ohio aud PENNSYLVANIA railroad TO
| connecting Win railroad 10
Philadelphia and Baltimore. Cincinnati to Phiad and
Baltimore direct
GAINESVILLE. WHEELING, BALTIMORE. &C.
First Train, Lightning Express. at NJ, and Second
Train Accommodation Express at I-2 M, connect.
Columbus with Central Ohio Railroad to GAINESVILLE
connecting with Ohio stage Company's Lines via Ma
tional Road to Wheeling, connecting with Baltimore
Philadelphia, Washington. etc. Fourth Train, Eve
ring Express. ate M. Passengers by this Train seeI
at Columbus and resume by Morning Train via Contra
Ohio Railroad to GAINESVILLE, connecting with Ohio Stage
Companys Lines to Wheeling.
! HlLLSBOKO.-Thrd Train leaves Cincinnati at 2 l.:
p NJ. connecting at hillsboro with Ohio Stage Com
pany's Lines to Chilicothe, Piketon, &c.
FARE Cin' Y, via Railroad either route SIG, OF
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-12

Clnei nnati to Hamilton 60. Tin 10 Springfield eaO
For all Information and through tickets, apply at the
ONCE, Southeast corner Of Broadway and FRI or
the Depot, Cincinnati.
w. A. LATHAM. Ticket Agent.
y. w. STkADER. Gedn Agent.
NJ. WILKINSON, Agent. Evansville.
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PAINTING!l PAINTINGIy
w. SUMMERS.
House and Sign Painter.

lMlTATOR OF WOODS AND MARBLES.
pEGS leave To inform the citizens OF Evansville and
ID vicinity that lie has rented u shop on the North side
of First Street between Main S, camore ever D. S.
Andcrsons Tailor store, where he Is fully prepared
execute all orders entrusted to him. Having served
seven years at his business besides several years expe
rience In the cities Of Cincinnati and Louisville no
feels confident that his work will compare favorably with
anything In the West All he asks Is fair trial ard let
his work speak for itself
n. Wood letters ofevery style for Signs cut and
gded to order, on short notice. auglI-2mds
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SP ECIAL N 0TIC s.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE,

TIE Rev. Mr.. Linderman will preach ut the Cum
berland Presby Church Sabbath, at hal
past 10 O'Clock, A. b. augIl.th
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SOODIFFERENT styles ofHan Paper and Borders.
e)OU open to the inspection OF purchasers, at the
euc4 JOHN c. DEvEREUx.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-12

Big PEAcHEs.-Dr. Ross brought us yes
terday lot of big peaches, the only large
ones we have seen this season. They were
beautiful as they were big, and of course high
ly palatable. They were raised on Mr..
Moses Ross farm, in Kentucky, opposite this
city. We have had, through the kindness of
friends, a number Of evidences lately, that
some excellent fruit is raised in this region,
although but few pay attention to its culture.
We are sure that after this more attention
will be paid to the cultivation of good fruit in
this vicinity. Common fruit is uncommonly
cheap, while good fruit always brings high
price. We certainly thank our friends for
their kindness in permitting us to Judge of the
the meri,e of their orchard productions.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-12

BRITISH ELOQUENCE.
A NEW LUf received by
n augIO RArHBoNE Il WHEELER.
CHEE Sc ...s0 boxes good Cheese, received pes
u. steamer Flag and for sale by
aug9 j. Il w. REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SCHOOL! SCHOOL!!..MISREP
TATION.
MISS NJ. Z. WOOLSEY, will reopen her School on
lu Monday the Goth inst, at the School Room on
Cherry. between First and Second sts., occupied 0y
her. to vacation a1oat 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding. augI2 dim
. BALES heavy Linen Grain Bagging,
Il 5 do do Cotton do do in store and for
sale cheap by
augl2 J. H. MAGHEE &CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-12
Railroad Lines.

To New YORK AND OTHER EASTERN CT.
rIEs.-We call the attention of our readers,
and especially of those designing trip East,
to the advertisement of the Railroad Lines
via Cincinnati, Dayton and Sandusky Roste
and the Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland
Route. The time from Cincinnati to New
York via Sandusky and Lake steamers is 81
hours; to Boston al hours; to Chicago 2l1
hours. BY way Of Columbus, by railway, 80
hours; to New York via Cleveland and Lake
steamers, 80 hours; to Pttsburg in IA hours;
Bos' on, s44 hours; Philadelphia 3s hours
Thus travellers taking either of these lines
will make the quickest possible time to the
Eastern cities. and can have choice Of lake
steamers or railroad. Gen. p. w. Strader
is agent for these lines at Cincinnati. Mr.,
Wilkinson is agent at Evansville, and viii
be pleased to afford any information desired
to those wishin g to take these lines East
His Office is adjoining our editorial room.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-12

NOTICE.
TIME Stockholders of the Evansville Insurance Com
Il pany, hereby notified that the annual election
for nine directors for said Company will be held ah
Office ofthe Company, Monday the 5ih day OF sep
TENDER next between the hours of and four clock
NJ BY order of the Board.
augi2.H. WIN. T.PAGE, Sct'y.
enquirer copy.)
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-12
NEW FALL GOODS.

HAvING just completed large addition to oul
il Il present store. we are now opening a very ele
CANT and complete stock Of Fall and Winter Goods
mostly purchased in anticipation of the great rise al
ready felt i'm all kinds Of WOollen fabrics. Among
which we would enumerate,
5Cases elegant New Style De LANES:
S do Jenny Lind Tweeds;
IL do Assorted Jeans
IA do Assorted Sattnetts;
10 Bales Ped Fiannels
Cases Plaid linseys:
do Assorted Lusters;
do Woolen Sbawls;
90 do New style Prints;
Is do Bleached muslins,
To which would call the attention Of the trade as
We will sell cheap.
augl2 j. II. MAGHEE & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-30
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.

NEW YORK, March 2S.-The steamer Franklin,
from Havre, via Cowes, on the evening of the 10th
inst arrived at this port at eight o'clock this even
ing, bringing forty-seven passengers.
The Overland mail from India had arrived in
London.
The news of revolution in Ava confirmed.
The King of Burnah had been deposed by his
brother. An English Ambassador had set outfor
the Capital
An explosion occurred at colliery in Mon
mouth on the 18th, killing II persons.
republican demonstration took place on the
18th at which nearly $4,000 men were assembled
and marched in procession at the funeral of Ma
dam Raspail wife of the celebrated State prisoner
of that name. A detachment of cavalry and i'm
mense police force we're present and prevented
any speeches being made over the grave.
Advices from Australia are to the 10th of jan
uary. The yield at the diggings was reported
greater than ever. 100 900 men were at the va
rious dlggings, averaging ten ounces per week.
Trade was brisk and prices sustained except in
-four.
Switzerland was still agitated in consequence of
the Austrian menaees and it was feared some
collision would take place.
An American lady had been arrested at Heidel-
burg charged with having revolutionary pamph-
lets in her possession. She was direct from
America
The town Of Cremona had been placed in a
state Of siege in consequence of sentinel having
been killed.
1t is denied that Mazzini escaped on board the
English frigate He is supposed to be secreted in
Piedmont
Marshal Haynau died at Vienna on the l4th of
March
Advices from China state that the rebellion was
making rapid progress.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-30
conntv CommissiOners.

Messrs Edtors:-In this section of the county,
the nomination of the old Board Of County Com
missioners meets with universal and unanimous
favor, (Ihe Hhigs of course excepied.) see
the Wings have nominated Alanson Hamilton, OF
our town, as one Of their candidates. There will
not be much of him left, politically speaking, at
ter the election, as the votes in all the Brookhelds
will be test Of his popularity in tins section
Perhaps, if he should make another Free Soil
speech, even the Wings would throw him over
board. We have fifty men in our town, as well
qualified for County Commissioner as Mr. Hamil-
ton; but he having the title of Hon., Che mean
ing of which is an Hon. Whig,) is all that is ne
cessary. That be has not yet killed off all the
Free Sellers and Democrats, will be attested by
the vote given next Monday. Mr. Bonum Nye,
of North Broob6ed, is well qualified for the Office
and will leave Hamilton so far in the background,
that it will be difficult even for Wing to find his
shadow. The Union ticket is strong one, and
will be uiumphantly reelected.
WEST BRooKFIELD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-30

TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN ENG.
LAED.-A very serious accident recently occurred
to the express train Of cars for Liverpool bringing
passengers from Scotland and the North Of Eng
The train, which consisted of an engine, tender and
eight cars, from some unknown cause, hut supposed
from the high rate Of speed at which it was driven,
ran off the track within few miles of Manchester.
The tender and Of the cara we're driven with
great force against The embankment at the side Of
.he road, and the other cars were Gro 0ded with
great orce, one upon the oher one or more Of them
oe'ng completely crushed Three persons were kin.
90 lns'anlaneously, one died shortly after, aud two
snv's were not expected to recover. Several were
.ureu limbs, and severe wounds and bruises. The
.tain was going at so high speed, ut the time Of
tne accident, that the oscillation rendered il difficult
for the passengers to keep their seats
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-30
Grand E1hlbItion al ,be Mu.euu

hale's Great Panorama of journey TO Lake Erie
ana me Rocky Mountains opened at the Museum last
evening" 10 very respectable and enthusiastic audi
ence. Is ruly an Instructive stirring, and delight
E&nioition' Inc charming Lake scenery, the new and
noushg clues Of the west, with their Gne harbors,
awe WIN 'heir myriad steamers, and vehicles Of our
great inland commerce, and the grand and sublime seem
eyoi the ROCKY Mountains, all most faithfully and
s"iuV presented Inc explanations of Mr. Haywood,
'"e shh'emanly superintendent, most modest and
m'e"g'ole' WINE talented Orchestra composed of our
own musical amateurs does up the music in most sat
s'ac'ory manner Inc exhibition is truly worthy Of
the most liberal patronage. Go and see for