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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-22
CARTER,s SPANISH MINTIRE!
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT a PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.
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THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let the AFFLICTED EE cad and POnde !!
a intall bic remedy for Scrofua. evil
"a tism Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions,
rules Face Botches Boils Ague Fever
and Pain ofthe Bones and Stubborn
tic Disorders an5AgO Spinal Complaints all diseases
riSiG FROM inja3eiOas Mercury Imprudence
life. lmpurity Of the Blood.
eE= This Alternative meiieine and Purifier
8ood& used by the
all of the United States who testify daily
kable performed by the of all medicines
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTU - Neuralgia Rheu-
matism, Serofula EIuptons Skin. Liver Disease
Ulcers Old Aeeisns Kidneys:
the Throat Female omplants Pains Aching Of
TIE Bones and Joints peedy fight by using this
great and inestimable remedy.
For all diseases of the Blood. sthins has yet oun5
compare with 1t eleanses the system all impurities
gently and efficiently the liver and kidneys
Digestion the stomach makes the skin
clear healthy the
tive vigor ana strength.
incomParaby better than all the Cos
metics A few doses Of CARRIERS SPANISH MIX
m all Saownes Ofremptexlon bring the
mantling elasticity and
the general health in remarkable degree beyond all the
medicin heardoi.
The large certificates which have received
United States is the
evidence that there numhug aboutt The press hotel
keepers magistrates physicians public we'll known
the all add their testimony to the wonderful
effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent Circular and Almanac and read
performed.
None genuine unless'igned BENNETT BEERS. Propri-
etors No esrlsreet Richmond Va to whom all orders
forsupplies aud Agenee. addressed
For sale by Halloek Il Stoddard, Evansville Halock 4
Parmenter, Princeton; O. n. CLARK Vinceunes,
dsAisrsln msa1sfHss generally suES
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IAN IL 1856 Il.


VNTE leave the public of and
wv ladies' particulary that have for in
speotion Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods
fancy DR. goods has rival in point
also embr sideries and mantiiIa
which only be appreciated by Inspection Call az the
Main street recently occupied by L. Heooerd
an11tf ROSER BRO & FREY.
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HOME ANsUH AHGh COMPANY,
- M 4, -. L DE y EW YORK

CAPITAL 100 OOO-d paid an IN CASH.
aS<ais Company eommeu- business about oneyear ago
,eiarxe Cash Capital IS. oomis at its head We Yen
Polio WILDE issued by the subscriber
N Hudines Merchandise Household Goods &C., sc,
s. l.. LOOMS. Pres't
ALLEN g. HALLOCK, Ag't..
Main street. opposite the Bank.
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CnpARTNERSHIP,

having purchased the interest OF John H.
@Orxau and William r. Preston in the late hrm OF Morgan
Keen have associated together in bus
the wholesale dry good business the old stand
M0rsan' No'" ~ ISAAC KEEN.
a., ~ ts,stt CYPRIAS PRESTON.
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Evansville, Dec. S. '55.
NO TICE.

Tho undersigned having purchased abe interest of Mr. O.
churchill the firm of Hornbrook Churchill viii con-
Anne in business old stand under the style of Horn
brook % aad of the public. All
sersons in old will forward and
hesame and having claims against the cid firm
Nlpresent the same for settlement o->,..,,.- 90
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ENA ENSaJEANCE COMPANY
OF An.tfnrh lnn ecfi cut.

OF Hartford. Connecticut.
CAPITAL $500. UO0-aIL paid an and anoestec
with perpetual eharter
in 1879 and against loss or damage by FIRE on
wellng Houses establishments stores house
mold merchandise general Also inland IN
perlls OF Nay Losses Will be ber-
ally justed and paid with PromPtness MAN D..
E. G. RIPLEY. Secretary. -;
may be made to the subseri
Der receive proposals and issue pol
ees favorable once or agency
in the West. a. " M 81. -
evil If Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
CIGAts AND TOBACCO STORE OF
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST, BET Isl AND2D
70. SehaeGer 81 Sckroeder's old STANDBY
RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of evansville
and surrounds country, thatI have taken the abov
stand dete rmined to continue the business
will constantly kcepon hand the Cigars
and Tobacco bes brands that Eastern mark at
ord also Snuand Smoking Tobacco of all kinds, Wei
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
tiles, the lowest cash prices. at Wholesale and Retail
Mylengthy experience in the business cOnvinces nj
that give general satisfaction, and respectfull
solicta share of public patronage. lap1tf
NEW A8@asA Nc E7EEiNT.
order that be able to devote time part
| a larry to the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part eff
business have disposed of part of nerestiu theG
1 Gerry house Mr. MATTHEW DALZELL, who will co
inue the old stand under the style of ORR DALzELL
with complete OF everything in the Grocer
inc would take this opportunity of returnn my sneer
hanks the paving house for the very hera
chem continue their favors the firm an would a
the very low pay all gentlemen that they nee
March L. 1855. SAMUEL ORR
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,'INh LUSIBtsIt
THE La RGEST : TOCK In THE CITY

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY!
Ohm F. GLOVER Il co corner of Main Seventh
streets Evansville fnd would respectfully inform the
Public that they have yard and for sale low
complete Seasoned Pine Lumber embracp
aR thick TOngued and Grooved Pine
Pannss; 100 COO feet sound Common Uus. sfsipg and
shops barns aud fencing; Pine and Poplar Shingles
Can have made order the lowest prices shelving
Doors, Sash Blinds Mantle Pieces, Mouldings Frames
Doors Windows &C. Bills of prices forwarded to al
who send for them Orders from Assistance will receive
prom ptattentoD. fsbI2 tt
a MES SHOVELS.-25 doz No O. genuine article 70
! IN contractors for sal9 low at CHAS. s. WELLS
| dee6 New Hardware Eouse. 9 dAors below Br. Bank
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AhnRBUsHELs Ear Corn.
AZ ~ 100 bushels oats,
~ - 4 J

ARn nBUSHELS Corn,
&OU 100 bushels
500 bushels shelled at
PEHFU MHRiES.3PGmades; in pots. Jars and sticks;
Hair ronics as Fan de Lustrae. Bears Oil, Rose Oil
Macassar 0 l. Bsndone Curling Fluii Hair Gloss, etc
Ehamponng Water. Toilet do. Elorida Cologne
Laveniar Water, Verbena, Eau D. vine
ng skin soft and fair we'll delicate
complexion Extracts
and 9th Tooth Powders Pastes
Gxa Mouth aud Aromatic vi egair Toilet and
Fesdsrs; all other articles Toetuse
6Sr sale by NJ. MIELsCH.
nevG6 First street. opposite Pos-offce.
M&W YORK COMMISHON SFOaSE
THOMAS n. MAGHEE.
HpsnRTRgE PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
~~@Outn William street, New York
faM1NG loHgestablshed with extensive ection
lied In the above business respectfully Socits consign
@ensa ofal Western Produce which win receive
M iate and personal attention at the Lowest possible
nosfe OF charges. Particular will be bestowed on
sonsfenments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made On all shipment W hen requiredby
]. H. MAGHEE& CO.,
feh7o-tg Evansville, Ind
ESHRAPRR YETl-Supsrnns and BuckwheAt FlOurf
- sale At reduced prieesey
AmMW J. W. IL 0. TfGKERY
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EkON KAALENG.
HNHE undersigned has for the sale of
u beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING with round
wrought rods and figures put great
FEEIGRT.
This railing per Substantial any
kind ia Those wishing Railing enclose cemetery
lots yards for pazzas. will do well to give
Prices from 81 so 80 5oper foot.
YEA div MA LAWRENCE,
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THE undersigned having purchased the entire stock Of
Goods. comprising large assortment of watches Jewel
formerly owned by G. Gosen would respect
m form the Evansville and vicinity that he
continue the business old First be-
tween and Locust and would be happy TO wait al
with CALL promising to give satisfaction
ar no sale The ENTIRE be sold small advance
on first REFERENCE TO FORMER PRICES,
and all goods warranted represented.
Hy kinds Watches and time pieces repaired in the
De ;onaI+f ~ CHAS BARNUM.
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" VI. iEal8aIf4 L ,

HNTHOLES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
Nv PRODUCE MERCHANT, MAIN STREET The nm
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
vicinity that having Pur hased the interest
partner in the late of a. " Reilly he in
carry the Grocery and Produce the old
He embraces this opportunity returning thanks for
and intends effort merta 'ontnu
lne OF e20-1v WILLIAM REILLY.
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sTORAGN WANTED.

SE| prepared in Fire Proof Warehouse
Sv any quantity of Grain. Produce or Merchandise
.ho mostlibtral terms.
Having airy stairs, particular will
taken OF Household Furniture Agricultural Implements
and all kinds liable damage from damp
Insurance stthe lowest FIRE proofra,es by
r Logger when desired. .
Warehouse located aud W and g..
1ana and most shipping by River Rail-
eoad AppIytO novI GEO. FOSTER & co.
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OLD ESTABLISHED FOUNDRY.
KKEAEZ ~ EsEEs MAN,
EVauSVilfes Ind
HNHE Proprleors of the City Foundry have recently
ted large re-prOof building the site of he old place
and are now fully prepared TO do all kinds of machine and
finishing work and ching spperainiug
Business Mckinney of all kinds and repaired. We
have facility of the best machinery
give all work entrusted undivided attention.
We manufacturers STEAM ENGTN Els pc wei
required and ready promptly fill orders this kind
machinery warrantip work and satisfied with
prices. The Foundry. Finishing shops. &C., PINE
street and Sale Room Main street. Second
where orders will be received.
jan23-tf KRAFT & HEILMAN
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DISSOLUTIO

v%SHE partnership heretofore existing between Philip
Horabr,ok and Charles Churchill, under the style OF
Ho-nhrook Churchi this day dissolved by mutual
aent p Hornbrook to the Of tn. firm
oF'ne PURPOSE " e P. HORNBRooK
'F CHAS. CHURCHILL,
Dec. 8. I55.
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y ESPECFFTLLY inforv the citizens lie
n its vi iutv that they have formed partnership
practice of Medic and Surgery
Having actively engaged in the profession
os century and become with the diseases incl
lent to this climate theY hope their and
will eutitls them a share of public
Their Firsr Main Locust.
poste the Post Once where ehe both may
consulted unless absent protest. enal business.
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NEW a 5sgS4NeSsIlT
OAVIn O'NEJL,
M u L @ II A n 7 Il A LOR.

Second street. between Main and Locust.
just received and opened tine rtment OF Cloths
of erent colors Cassmeres of fine quality AMI the
styles with e richest Yesngs such plain and fan
veves satins silks &c. with commOner goods for bust
All these goods tn best quality and hsHd
varieties this city My old customers
and citizens generally are invited TO examine them.
am prepared with rstrate w0rkmen make goods In
The tstyIes allcases. sepl2tf
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MUTUAL. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
VANDERBURGH COUNTY. IND.

DIRECTORS:
Robert Barnes John S. Hopkins, VIM He'tnaan,
Philip Decker, H. d. AHis, Fm. H. Pres
ton, and Vim. Baker.
THIS Company prepared to take risks upon pro-
perty situate and Country. within tue bounds
Of the vanderburgh. Poey Gibson and Warriek
Application the Secretary either OF the
Dirsctors WIN. BAKER. Press.
ROB'T BARNES Treas.
Rop,r EARIFy Sae,rv. oet26Slv
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NRNY AYAsHINGITON HOTEL.

ENHE of House have removed from their
old stand Main their Hotel, ust finish
ID where they
their old all others VINO
it upon in much superior style than oreriy
patronage uy solicit eontinu
which shall all endeavors
will be the the market affords and
| sharges moderate.
Good StlblI Wagon Yard kept foreountry
svlO-d & wifi FELKER 81 HEDDERECH
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NOrIIINs! NlTIONs!

gNLOWER Thermometers, travelling com panions,
& best London eight and ten key'd French
lccordeons French harps. dolls, marblss toys
cts combs superior needles pins tooth
nic pen ellis steel pens tn brushes,
BEADS dOminOes. chess Emersons toilet
Dap Jumping and battle doors together with
yariety of notions for sale by A. @, PUSHEE.
ap26 under Odd Fellows Hail. Firstst.
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WESIILES 1s.t3 ES5sY e3OOT1

WRDLES IA DIX Y tEOODN.
wWTE have hand of the and de-
~ ~ sirable stocks Of everything in the DRY GOODS line
n lime buyers az yhSh Ysaeer Our
been selected with in quality sye and
price. willing duplicate the bills of any regular
OF the mouutInc Our stock consists in part of
the folio wing articles;
bleaehed muslins cloths Hassimeres satines
inseys Innings silks satins velvets vestngs
carpets oashmeres coburgs apaca de LANES hats
ribbons umbrellas seamless bags, shawls satches
&c. sc.
with large assortment of Notions of all kinds.
Yankee clock cambria needle. Also large stock
Of
WE'LL MADE CLOTHENG,
expressly trade aBd give entire salts
Give call before purchasing elsewhere
nothing goods and astte the cheap
est tor selling them JOHNSON & FRENCH,
Main street I'd door a eve State Bank,
ep2s Evansville Ind.
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NEW VOaK BAN gay!

WEST OF THE MOUNTAINS!
On First street opposite the Post Once
FENHEundergned lsng experience in the business
in the city of New York in which CT he is aekuowl
have superior in the MANAGEMENT OF well ap
pointed bakery. V uld respectfully announee:
fully epared to furnish I'll kinds of bread
cakes crackers pies rolls doenuts eithera
Wholesale retail.
Weddings private parties balls private families will be
supplied desired with everything fresh from the
n the shortest notice.
superior article of Graham and brown breadsalwayson
hand
The will devote his exclusive
Iy to his business which shall be exeeuedtn yle rot
We an rnassed nv any one WI ] @ GAUNT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-22

WEI rented the Briek Building First street.
M.srs Benent Veles and in few DAYS
will be receiving nriug Stock We would respectfully
invite all old friends custom and the trade gene
rally shall he to offer thew
bath the quality our Goods and in our
prices will goods all cash and prompt time
other house in the West aud solicit
the patronage of all such custom 49, - ,,or,..-
j.. II. & W. W. MORGAN.
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TUHHE Undersigned having commenced the above business
Evansville himself with the hope that his
experience and skill in all descriptions time
will trial. be found worthy the atten ton
resilient citizens OF the city but alss those
com DIR Isl ne the ''eircumambient vieinase.'' -
His shop the Post Office where he can be tonne all
n rpIcE Horns R. GATES.
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a stock to suit their wishes. NJ. A. Law heN Oh:
Ie,i. s - Y2l-dAw
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TD Hsf LADI
80 A%U III x Z 49, n
TAKEN AT THE SUN BEAM

U n
TT4vIN . made an entire change in mammoth Sky
iirht, By which enabled to take mach hner PIC
kuras than that prepared 20 take PFC
turss Of ill will avorably with any taken
in the West. ., r. . .ho.. alma NJ T
VII, of years experience by
WHOM one both of always be foHnd
AAths ~ Ally tH take pictures
nbsr she place opposite the foSt y N
NB IRE orsNtre1 to oat aud take llKenesses
fo otPS.s at shortest a''''' Wv. TILEsToF.
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OW n
M BALES No. aud Batting. Cor sale by
Mabb s. E. GILBERT & CO., Sye st
800 AGENTS Oynrezs Faetol


AT CILBURN Il HgRSHBERGER'S.
Fosters Bloc LIST St, Evansville. IND
wMrE still manufacture the best Mattresses
Wv svsrv be fouad in the country eonstlng Oh
Hair, Spring. MOss, Cotton ana Shucixs
We willing to show our Mattresses by the
aud they Will receive the pre-
We sell wholesale retlll or ms axe
hem 10 favorable they can be found
Had Comforts Of qualities and sizes always on ham or
.@a.s a. nctiS
IL avg a. cases 0Iaok this day and 10
IL sale by -, > AMGo LoN
dactt-i&w alo VI ,ln strPeo, lLoulSNlne W
kyTEEI, FIR E SEFs-POLtSAED.-
e Brass hand Shovels and Tongs; -,
Goal Shoves; Stands (for Shovels and sale
T6ac6S GHAS. :. WELLS
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wNENE CALF ROOTS -Gents fine dress boots manu-
n featured order, of them with rim to
HENDRICKS & McREA.
an14 Fosters Block.
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1PAEENFfsSEEEP NOEbCGs
AYING in January last disposed Interest in the
of Morgan. Keen Preston. have this day
rmed eopartnership with nv brosher VIM. W. Morgan
under and style old II W W MORGAN, for the
general wholesale business in Boots
and Shoes. Hats vSaps. etc. J. H. MORGAN.
Evansville Few 81, IS.
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REMOVAL.

'EHE Undersigned has removed his Tailoring Estabsh-
second street. Immediately opposite the Pres
terrain Church. in the office with Dr. Wood. whore he
would be GLAD all his old customers and good num-
and would be pleased to them With
anything in sseh coats vests pants shirts draw
madeto order the shortest possible notice
Thankful for avOrs he would respectfully solicit
continuance of the at the hands Of liberal Pnbe
VI u. LM
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-06-19

PERUVIAN GUANo-The Hon. J. Ran
dolph Clay, United States Minister at Lima,
writes to Secretary Marcy, under date OF
April 10Th, that neither the governments of
Spanish America nor the citizens have the
privilege Of purchasing guano from the
Chinchas, or any other island, belonging to
Peru, at certain stipulated price by treaty,
through municipal regulations or suderance,
and that all the guano exported from the
islands is shipped for the account of the Pc
ruvian government, and sold in foreign mar
kets under special contracts, byagents, who
receive a commission for chartering vessels
and on the sale of the article. No excep-
ton is made in favor of any foreign nation
or its citizens. Peruvian citizens arc al
lowed to take from the Chineha Islands and
Pabcllon Plea, without charge, sufficient
quantity for the agriculture of the country
but the government is very careful to pre-
vent any portion of it being exported.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-06-19
COHGR ESS.
The following proceedings took place in
the Senate on Monday last:

COkGhESS.
The following proceedings took place in
the Senate on Monday last:
On motion of Mr. Brown, resolution
was adopted, calling upon the President of
the United States to communicate the In
structions to Mr. Buchanan relative to t'free
ships making free goods" and Mr.. Buch-
anan's letter to Lord Clarendon on the same
subject.
Mr.. Butler caused to be read letter
from DR.. Boyle, enclosing one from Dr. Mil
Ter, in reference to the condition of Senator
Sumner, and which, contrary to the note OF
DR.. Lindsey, which was read in the Sen
ate on Friday last, is not SO critical as has
been represented.
Mr.. Clayton arose to present measure
of Cancellation, justice, and peace, relative
to the distressing occurrences in Kansas
He claimed that Delaware, which he in
part represented, is a conservative State,
and therefore, with the greater propriety,
could move in this important matter. He
stated that he was opposed, at present to the
admission of Kansas into the Union as a soy
ereign State, and in conclusion presented
his project, as follows:
l. That census of the Territory shall
be taken under the authority of the Secreta-
ry of State.
2. That the basis for representative oil
the Territorial Legislature shall be one
thousand, and for a member of the Council
two thousand.
| g. Within fifty or sixty days after the
census an election shall be held for mem
bers of the Legislative Assembly, and no
one shall be a legal voter unless he shall
have resided three months in the territory
4. Test oaths (relative to slavery are a.
polished; and trial by jury is to be accord
ing to the terms of the common law.
5. Persons are not to be restrained from
advocating or denying the propriety Of sla-
very; and
6. The people are authorized to form 9
State Constitution when they shall have a
sufficient population, according to the fede.
raj ratio.
Further proceedings were terminated by
the expiration of the morning hour.
Mr.. Adams addressed the Senate in sup
port of his bill to extend the term of natu.
ralization to twenty-one years, and to ex-
clude paupers and criminals from the coun-
try. He sustained his position by refer.
ence to various statistics, and showed that
by the uninterrupted foreign immigration
the South has more to fear than the North
in regard to her public institutions.
After further proceedings, the Senate adj
journed till Thursday
The House of Representatives was not in
session to-day.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-06-19
TCoMMUNIcArED.1

lCOMMUNICATED.
When l was twenty years younger, Ihad
then more hope, because I had more life be-
fore me, to hope in, that others would take
more scriptural view of the follies of this
world. But I feel myself sadly insulated
being. It appears to me, if I were in any
other situation, [ would take up my pen and
present this whole night revelry and dane
ing, not so much in a Christian aspect,
which reaches not the people Of this world,
but in worldly point Of view. Its origin,
its progress, expression I acknow-
ledge,-but I would strike the giant Goliah,
its fumes of musk and sweat, (perspira-
ton would not be the word, throughout the
livelong night. The stupid appearance of
the jewellers in the morning. The destruc-
ton Of beauty before thirty years of age,
loss of health, constitution, &c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-06-19

WHAT IS A TURNER ?-In the recent trial
of the German Turner's for riot, in Cincin-
natl some discussion arose as to the charac-
ter of the German Turner'S Society, when
Judge Stale, one of the counsel, said:
s'The name means gymnast. 1t was es-
tablished in Germany in connection with the
Universities, to promote and develope the
physical man, and also for the improvement
of the mind. In Cincinnati it was a social
organization, which assembled together, for
gymnastic exercises, and for the study of
the sciences. The Turner's of that city had
library of over seven thousand volumes
comprising many scientific and valuable
works. Lectures were delivered to them
both by the German and American born CT
tizens. The Society was also charitable
and benevolent one, the sick members being
cared for and the families of the deceased
members allowed an amount per week e.
Their meetings we're not secret, and mem
bers were at all times willing to listen to the
suggestion Of opinions of those not belong
ing to them Persons of all religious be-
Iiefs are admitted as members.