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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-03
G6ansdills Dailg sOurnal.
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Tri-Weekly Journa

As there great whom the Daily would not reach
account of there being daily mails they subscribe for the
TWeeky it contains all the latest telegraph market
&C., and large amount Of other matter.
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VIZ A'' DoRELL & C0NYNGTONS.
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Touring Mil has INST gone int. N.
GRAFTON a Viaceanes. Ind. Ittuns
cas 40 Iausls wAlsky ard. 100
bauels 'anr rer iav. ms. abaas h.
prepari - 81 jack Falsaa's bad
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The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1858-12-02

VOLUME FOURTEEN SEPTEMBER II, 1883.
NH ECHANICS, INVENTORS, MANUFACTURERS
1vA AND FARMERS The Scientific Anaeyicd1,
has now reached its Fourteenth Year. and will enter
upon New Volume on the 18th of September. II is
the only weekly publication of the kind issued in
this country, and IL has very extensive circulation
in all the states of the Union II is not mi ght
suppose from its te dry. abstruse work on techni-
cal science the contrary 1t deals with the great
events going on in the scientific, mechanical and
dustrial worlds to please and instruct every one
If the Mechanic or Artzan wishes to know the hest
machine in use, how t. make any substance EN-
ployed in his businessf the Housewife wishes to get
a recipe for making good color, &c-f the Inventor
wishes to know what is going on in the way OF i'm.
proNements If the Manufacturer wishes to keep
ed with the times, and to employ the best facilities in
his busness-ifthe Man Of Leisure and study wishes
TO keep himself familiar with the progress made in
the chemical laboratory, or in the construction Of
telegraphs, steamships, railroads. reapers, NOV ers
and thousand other machines and appliances, both
OF peace or waran these desideydtd he found in
the Scientific American, and not eisecefe They are
here presented in reliable and interesting form,
adapted to the comprehension of minds unlearned in
the higher branches of science and art.
TERMS :--On Copy, One Year, 81; one copy six
months, fl live copies, six months, 81; tencopics,
six months, IS; ten copies twelve months Si5: ftee
copies, twelve months, $22; twenty copies, twelve
months, S2s, in advance. ~
Specimen copies sent gratuitously for Inspections
southern aud Western money, Postage Stamps ta-
ken for subscriptions
Letters should be directed to
5+& MUM Co, 12S Fulton-st, " Y.
sB Messrs. MUM a. Co. are extensively engaged
in procuring patents for Inventions and will ad-
wise inventors, without charge, In regard to the
city Of their improvements. LAug. u '5S-4w.a
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1858-12-02

DEsIGN-t is the Design Of this Instiution to i'm
part to Pupils thorough knowledge of the Theory
the Science of Accounts +" well the principles
fCommercia Law, as laid down by the best authors
and to give complte course of practice in actual
Bookkeeping i'm every variety of business includnr
ali necessary calculations and correspondence that
in Short the pupil will find the business OF the Count
ing Room in any establishment to which he may he
called to be but continuation of that to which he is
already accustomed.
The practicability of this Is proved by the hurtl-
reds OF instances in which Graduates of this and other
similar Institutions, have gone directly into the
Counting-house Of the Merchant the Manufactures or
bahker, ana taken charge OF the Books with entire
success, end with other knowledge of the busin ess
than that acquired atthe Commercial College "a
EXPENSE Stationery, &C., about 50 00. Tuition,
full course S35. Fl. # :. 'as- $50
NoeStra charge for Diploma, &C. The expense
therefore, need not exceed from $780, to so.
June II, '5S-n16-y - -, ..s...
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Rosewood, Mahogany and Black W,lnu,

And greavariey Of articles usually kept in first
class Furniture Warehouse which numerous to
mention, p. ' ~ @ #s'St Hf
Mahogany and Black Walnut Looking Glasses from
2acts 10 4S 90.
Gilt frame Looking Glasses from 81 25 to $3.50 90.
Mattresses al 15 to 43U 90
Brass CLOCKS, with iron frames, from - SO to
IS 90. y
A liberal omit mad IN co,,ptrv dealera fr2otf
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1858-12-02
An unparalleled Discovery!
4 POSITIVE AGUE ERADICATOR I!

T0VELL'S Bebeerine Mixture is a positive cure for
~ Fever and Ague and all Bilious diseases This
Mixture has been before the public for a number of
years and has always been used with success It'll
harmless and certain remedy. Get pamphlet from
the Druggists and read 1t and you will be satisfied
For sale here by DR.. Taylor-in st. Louis by II.
Biakesly, andin Rock Island Is, by the Proprietor
no 10-1y - = gfFF
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MU sICA l. FIN srT II . MENTs
Furniture .Furnikufel
Fresh Arrival at HI. G.. Hardy,s

WHOLESALE RETAIL FURNITURE, BEDDING
AND LOOKING-GLAsS WAREHOUSE,
Jefferson-st., between Water Main, in Mr. Postle~
waits new four story brick Burlington, Iowa.
NE II. HARDY returns his thanks to the citizens Of
XvE Burlington and vicinity for their previous pat
ronage and solicits continuance feeling confdent
that he can continue to give perfect satisfaction.
Owing to hard times have purchased goods very
much lower than formerly that ii enables me to sell
all goods in my line from 20 to 20 per cent less than
any other house In the west and all goods warranted
as good as represented or the money refunded. NY
stock consists of the following goods in ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1858-12-02
Sos DAVENPORT m
COM MMERctA'L COLLEGE.
Grigg's Block, Coz, 7nird ana PERM SIS
DAVENPORT, SCOTT CO.. IOWA.
INCORPORATED 1856.

= "A c Z l. Tfy -
JOSEPH G. LOPEZ, Professor Of Book Keeping and
MatbemaGcs, o. 80 - : -"
W. H. PRATT, Professor of Penmanship and Book
Keeping, e,
W. RJEPE, Professor Of German Language.
ID. L. SH0REY, Esq, Lecturer on Commercial Law
&C. g. -
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EMPIRE STEAM Marble WORKS
MON UMFNTS.
TOmbs. and Grave stones.
MARBLE MANTEI

&STATUARY, Garden Figures, Cabinet and Counter
~ Slabs, furnished to order on the shortest notice
Our facilities are such that can furnish articles
IN our business LOWER THAN ESTABLISHMENT N THE
CITY, as all saving rubbing and turning done By
STEAM POWER, under our supervision, which not
the case with any other establishment of the kind
this city.
Persons desiring Monuments write us,
gvnga description OF the style required and we will
forward them drawing, with the price of the work.
April /, mob.
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THE DOUBLE LITTLE GTANn.Q
OR TWO MILES. In ONE!

Patented May 1854. Improved in 1S56.
IgEHsek Little Giant Corn and Cob Mill Is SIM, ie
a and portable machine formed ON the COTE u i'll
principle entirely of cast ron farm and
use ana designed for preparing food for steck which
u "o"s AT The rate often to twenty bushels ptf hour
according to the size Of the Mill An n,ros l a.
mas beeh ELECTED in its model the present
Whieh consists III adding another Gene and sett OF
crnSbers together with ar improve / idse Tree and
~ snhstuisa box platform il jact of III Old feesg
by means CT all (which the speed is nearly loubed
and twien requireG) the Mnadapted also 10 grinding
sieiied Sorh into loAmony and fne al for Innily
use Is! reversing the motion. in other words w
running II backwards, ten fifteen ;rts fnsc:n 4,
he DuShei are obtained, and the balance is sGrtriur
h"mm"ny or good food for feeding
1IYE ADfdHTAGE or tkEIiiSr com AM
.' "@ con AAAZ PRferAM Eci 7eAsn
Henry Aspaugh, of Greenfield co.. t,hie, sass:--tsIn
80 ipyse and brother raised large crop f coiu.
aud rrr based 100 head cattle 10 fatten My broth
"F wi>hfg - diyi,tcour interests ohered me fifteen
r!e per hundred pounds for lis choice of the cattle
'" The nn,nlrer cf seventy head 4 accepted and
- ie'lea hls seventy, leaving hundred and
Mtitf We then divided corn; he fed his tn fqe
"""ck and had mine ground together with the COLI;
thd fh y IN frougls, raeG 20 around the yard
Wy brothers corn did rGt hold out near ms long az
mine 'hrugh we had divided equally, and he fed sew
rhty mead TO my one hundred and tW eIlty When his
c'fh "hS out lei him have from mine and when We
hh'Sh'd feeding, the cattle weighed and sold it
was '"und that my cattle lad gaiIed five pounds ON
w" hundred over double what his ha gained and my
pruhts w.re Over thosan n dollars more tina his ~
tean ana no cNtry power required than what accon-
For sale by KEITH, ROBINSON co., Burlington, :,
Iowa. F nS2v
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R. =. A ID A vi 8,

DEALER IN s .HF. ~.
BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER.
e. SADDLERl- Hardware, Shoe Findings. FnameIed
tioth Whips Collars, Fly Nets, Leather and yul-
canzed Rubber betting, Hose, Packing, &C., &c. &C.
, Man street, between Washington and Jefferson.
burlington, Iowa. IMareA2s ps4y.s
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MTCTT AND THE DPAKA

The event of the past week was the reading of
Macbeth by Mrs. FANNY KEMBLE at the New Assem-
bly, Rooms, on Monday evening last, which attrac-
ted an unusually large, and very intelligent
audience. The mission of Mrs. KEMBLE to this city
was purely one of charity, and she is certainly n
titled to the warmest thanks of the whole commu-
nifty for the valuable contribution she has made to
the support of public Institution in our midst
which has already done so much to relieve the
wants and sufferings of the poor. 1t was at the
solicitation of the Managers of the "Home of the
Friendless," that she consented to give one even
ings entertainment for the benefit of that Asylum,
and are informed that she not only declined to
receive any remuneration for her services but
refused to allow her expenses to be paid-a degree
of iberality on her part which is not too often
shown. Of the entertainment itself, it affords
pleasure to speak in the words of Iunmeasured
praise which the genius of Mrs. KEMBLE so justly
deserves Her accurate conception and interpre-
tation of the meaning of Sh akspeare's most
intricate and obscure passages; her wonderful
power of voice, expressing almost in the
same breath the sentiments and the passions Of
several different characters; and above all, the
charm of her own refinement and cultivation, COM
bine to render FANNY KENBLE a most effective ac-
tress, while she certainly may be ranked among
the most brilliant elocutonists of the age.
At the Holiday street Theatre Mr.. and Mrs.
JAMES W. WALLAcK, Jr, have been playing to very
respectable houses. Mr.. WALLAcK, though one of
the most popular actors in the country, does not,
we think possess high order of dramatic talent.
His impersonation Of such characters as "Dandie
Dinmont," in Guy Mannsring, is well calculated to
obtain for him cloud applause from the galleries"
but when he attempts the performance of parts
more Intellectual and refined, he invariably fails to
render the meaning of the author either faithfully
Or pleasantly. Mrs. WALLAok is decidedly ssthe
better man., and in her acting we can detect some
times the evidences of true genius. Her Neg Mer-
~s 10 admirable clever indeed, that we almost
that we saw, in the horrible contortions and
----~ Of that shrewd old bag, the wonderful
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ALL HAIR DYES ABANDONED
WOODS GREAT ARTICLE HAS TAKEN THE FIELD

>
Prof Wood stands upon an eminence no chemist whose
attention has been turned to nventng hair tonic, has
before reached. His fame is sudden but world WIDE
and thousands who have wigs been bald for
now, through the of his preparation wearing
their natural and luxura head covering Somuch
for chemistry the chemistry of human life and the
which apply TO the functions of the system Professor
Wood studied out the human hair its character its prop
critics. its diseases and how to restore the decayng vital
iy Of that ornament he saw in his case, that
grey hair is unnatural unless the age of the individual
had reached four score and he believed that the hair
could be naturally revitalzed He tried his
almost bald and quite grey the age of thirty
restored his hair in COLOR strength and uxurance
and the Article he did it with he gave the world Get
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE, and take nothing else
CAUTION. Beware of worthless limitations several
already in the market called by different Use
unless the words professor Woodss Hair Restora-
tive, Depot st. Louis NO. and New York blown in
the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine
Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas, and by
JOHN C. GIVEN, Chinaman's Tea Store,
d27-2w 81 and 80 Baltimore street,
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE is published every morning
Sundays excepted price Two CENTS served in the city
at twelve and half week. payable to the CARR
ers mailed to subscribers city at SIX DoLLAkS
per annum The TRI-WEEKLY edition is mailed to sub
scribers at FOUR DOLLARS per annum. TERMs-inva-
riaby cash in advance. OFFICE PUBLIcATIoN-North
East corner of Baltimore and North Streets Baltimore
Letters to be addressed $50 TIE DAILY EXCHANGE,
Baltimore MARYLAND
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BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1853.

Those of our regular advertisers who design
making changes in their advertisement, would
oblige us very much by sending to our Office at
once, as far as practicable the direction for such
changes, as we propose on the lst of January to
renew entirely, the type of our advertising
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power of CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN. During the holt
days, every night the beautiful play of Monte Cisto
will be presented, 1t is melodramatic spectacle,
founded upon the romance of Monte Cristo, by the
elder Dumas.
Since the departure of the Strakosch Opera
troupe, the lovers of good music have consoled
themselves very happily with the concerts of our
own admirable performers of the Baltimore Sextette
Association. Leutbecher has removed his saloon
from the old familiar place in Frederick street to
Washington Hall, at the Baltimore street Bridge.
de has fitted up the whole building very comfort
ably, and has large Concertroom in which he can
accommodate many persons than he formerly
could. On Thursday evening last he celebrated the
opening OF the Hall, by grand Concert and Ball.
after which the numerous guests of his house were
invited to participate in the most sumptuous enter
tainments. The regular Concerts of the Sextette
Association will be continued every week as usual
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ID / T. L.

On the 2eth instant, WILLIAM H. THOMAS, aged "a
years.
On the 26th instant, FANNY ROsALINDA UNDER
WOOD, aged months and 16 days
On the oath instant, Mrs. HETTY SMITH wife Of Geo.
Smith, in the 2lst year Of her age.
On the oath instant, EMILY PINKNEY, wife Of the
late Commander Richard A. Jones, U. s. Navy.
On the 10Th inst, Capt. PEARSON CLARK, of Calvert
cnun tp in he YEAR of his
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KrNpL,Ne Woopl KrNpL1Ne Woop!!
SAWED AND SPLIT WooD, OF ANY SIZE,
SdaUed and Shit bv Machinery

Sai0ed and Split by Machinery.
Owing the constantly increasing demand for this
have greatly increased my facilities for preparing and
delivering it. am prepared to fill all orders with
despatch for OAK PINE WOOD, of any length size,
delivering to any part Of the city free of carriage
anteeing the same quantity that is contained in cord be-
fore being sawed and split JAS H. JOHNSON
Proprietor City Steam Fire-Wood Mill.
n0fhce corner of Baltimore and North streets, over
Pstriot 06ce0
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Mr.. STEPHEN MAssETT's ENTERTAINMENr.-Ca Carroll
Hall last evening was filled by highly intellectual
and appreciative audience to listen to the admira
BILE and interesting monoogue entertainment of
this gentleman, which he calls "Song and Chit
Chat OF Travel in Many Lands" Our space will
not allow us to enter into the intrinsic merits of
"Col. Pipes" clever performance, and we must
content ourselves by informing readers that it
was we'll received, and that it will be repeated on
Thursday evening next.
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GRAND CHRISTMAS AND New YEARS RAFFLE,
To off on FRIDAY EVENING, December Slst, at
O'Clock, p NJ, at los BALTIMORE STREET, two doors be-
low Sun Building, consisting of very rich Dinner Tea
and Toilet Sets, Vases Punch Bowls Fine Cut Glass
ware with fine collection of beautiful goods. All
prizes Chance SIS. few left. Closing out of the
tire stock AT COST
d2s If ROBERT T. BANKS
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ROOFING RooFINGi RooFING

RooFING ROOFING RooFING
Economy, Durability and Security
Warren's Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND MPosITIoN RooFIEs.
Unrivalled by anything yet discovered for Roofing
Purposes.
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
UNEoUALLED FOR ECONOMY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE,
For further information address call
JAS H. JOHNSON
No. Jarvis Building, North and
jy26-H Baltimore Streets Baltimore
GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS!
GIVEN AWAY.
GIVEN AWAY.
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GIVEN AWAY.
AT EVANS HoYT's,
AT EVANS HOYT'S
AT EVANS & HoYT's,
AT EVANS HOYTS,
GRAND GIFT BOOK STORE,
GRAND GIFT BOOK STORE,
GRAND GIFT BOOK STORE,
GRAND GIFT BOOK STORE,
No. Al BALTIMORE STREET,
No. Al BALTIMORE STREET,
No. Al BALTIMORE STREET,
No. Al BALTIMORE STREET.
oRNER OF FREDERICK.
CORNER OF FREDERICK
CORNER OF FREDERICK.
s20ly CORNER OF FREDERICK
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r. s. MATHEWS, ESQ.,, of this city, delivered a
lecture at Easton, Md, on Thursday evening last,
upon 'the life and times OF Henry Clay" The
lecture is one which was originally delivered be-
fore the "Henry Clay Lyceum" of Baltimore and
is an exceedingly clever production. 1t was by the
special request of the Library Association of East
on that it was repeated on this OCCASION
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nj A Z RI K ID

On the 23d instant. by Rev. DIR. Mcfarland JACOB W.
LIENS of this city, to Miss ANNIE NJ, eldest daughter
of the late John Howard, ESQ., of GAINESVILLE, Ohio
On the 18th instant by the Rev. John Jordan GEORGE
JOHNSON to Miss SARAH HAZLET0N.
On the 25th instant, by the Rev. John Jordan WIN H.
citv
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JAS. w. GODDESS,
No. 90 MULBERRY STREET, NEAR EUTAw.
METAL ROOFING,
HOUSE CUTTERS AND SCOUTING.
Also, REPAIRING AND BUILDING HOT AIR FUR
NACES, LATROBE STOVES. ocs-d1y
TEMPLE OF LIGHT.
LET YOUR LIGHT SHINE,
ECONOMIST IN BURNING GAS.
SAVE YOUR EYES.
CARCET. GAS BURNER
was awarded SILVER MEDAL by the MARYLAND IN
STITUTE,
For economy in consumption of Gas.
For selfregulatng power.
For softness and steadiness of light,
For simplicity of construction.
For durability and beauty of finish.
Office No. so Baltimore street near Gay.
d81m NJ VENNARD.
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COATt Carl
GRAND CHRISTMAS AND New YEARS r

WHITE ASH for Parlor Stoves. The cheapest and the
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