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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-08
a GYMNASIUM,

Where the body, made healthy and symmetrical 10y
exercise may support and assist the labors Of the
mind.
prominent feature Of the College, is the prUyi
sion made for the health Of the pupils. The rooms
are spacious aud well ventilated there being beau
tifully furnished parlor, with separate sleeping
apartments for each two young ladies.
The grounds are ample, comprising So acres in
pleasant part Of the city, about one-thrd Of which
is a native forest grove, with winding walks and ar
bors, forming d most delightful promenade for pu-
pls-all the grounds will he tastcfully ornamented
FACULTY.
The Faculty will consist Of n thoroughly expe-
rierced and Efficient corps Of instructors.
Rev. JOHN COVERT, \. NJ, founder and former
President Of the Ohio Female College, and Glendale
Female College, is first President
Rev. ALPHOSso WooD, 4. NJ, late President of
the Ohio Female College, and the distinguished au-
Their Of several scientific works, bearing his name,
will I've the presiding teacher of the College, and In
structur i'm Mental and Moral Science.
Prof u. :. BOswORTI, late Professor Of Chemi--
try, etc, in Farmers College, Ohio. will take the
chair Of Natural Science, ulen which he will lee
ture and experiment.
D'EsrArNG 5. COVERT, A. NJ, Professor of Ancient
Languages and Literature.
Prof. J. c. MISINGER, late Of Philadelphia, frst
teacher q instrumental music. And from Fix to
ten additional gentlemen and lady teachers Of long
standing and successful experience.
No pains or expense will be spared 20 procure
teachers in every department, Of the very highest
qualifications, that pupils wishing 20 perfect
themselves i'm the higher styles Of music, any Of
the solid or ornamental branches, may here receive
the desired instruction. That pupils from abroad.
may derive the greatest advantages to DE gained at
Boarding Schools, they required to board In tho
institutions with the teachers unless by SPECIAL per
mission sF che Prusideui), that ,iey may have tho
benefit OF their example and society.
The course of Studies will be thorough and exten-
sive, embracing all the branches usually taught in
our highest Semnaries If learning, English, Classi-
cal and the Fine Arts.
The year is divided into two sessions of twenty
weeks each, commencing respectively on Wednes-
day the sth % September next, and the 9Th day Of
February, 1853.
The expenses Of the school year, including Loari
and tuition in all the branches Of the regular
course rooms furnished, fuel, lights and washing,
will be S225-Payable semi-annually in advance
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-08

The undersigned citizens Of ITautc, have ac-
copied the Office Of Trustee Of the Terre-Hante Fe-
male College, and may he referred 90 any time by
such ss desire further information concerning the
arrangcmcnts or adyaniaces Of the CnIlcce:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-08

their kind patronage and hopes 10y strict attention
to business, and good work, to be able TO merit n
continuation of their favOrs. Having removed his
store 10 the corner of Second and Main streets, for
merly occupied a Silyersmith Shop, he il now
prepared to furnish all who may favor him with a
call with all the articles in his line.
H6 Repairing done with ncatness and despatch.
Second hand harness always ON hand.
jy22-Gm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-08

HISS SEU'ELL's VEN BOOk,
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-02-20
ana MISUNDERSTANDING.

Bells gtterbtf6perten, @etfuGt, DtSptSHr, &tsnif&t MAJ
nerOSfe GGw6de. MFanstl an @srbaaune, 8IGbuneen, Nfsn.L
tunerli6e 61rprrbDtbtn, INSTRUMENTATION, QuneenSe6nfte
unb 1unaerletben, wel6e Srn 9eter- pber Maeentr anfbenr
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Die reutIde 8udbonbtung

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9fc. SIS g. @apltr., Der 3icnstirGe oeseni6er.
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tp. 90. &c. %. 40 Doe. oeb. ~ CO
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prahtaIss abe Don Rdulpad. elegant ~aebunheu - II On
Dofelbc. gBOhlfetle NuSgabe elegant aebunben 2 on
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elegant a~ebunbeu q 700
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IS. Banb a %
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pertns 8 bpmbSpattif6er 6ausar5t 10. Iaa. I 90
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a VI pine. &alenber fur has iatp. Bolt fur 1873
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aOf S0Ifismorc
Nen 9reMmSea 0entl0er @iIeratnr

.tl mir all, raB lid 9e9snndr'i5 Elm 5ucsr'
. 4iligcr 4gent Ter s. y. 2bomaS den
9erluASbud y anotup9 reh Ebii1f&s
pbia bier %befinpet, INN liz cdS nenelte 9rcBa ttJe
llnternebnen senaunter 6irna Srcpl9anoa gu
maiden. 8cfanntlid bat e8 lid Serr s. vs.
IbrmoS felt Sabren unter Srfern uno Sdpte'
~ri9fcitel aler gYt our yebensaut51be 9%eu'adt,
re Merte unlerer Oidtcr uno @elebtten IN
eutem uno aud rem llntemittelten 3u9dngliAem
9tadprude urter resl Deutlhen Amerlt1'5 81
perbreiten. 1rrb Der @oncutrenS res l%teIlret
den 8arcn Gctt1 in StuttSart lit rieS 9errn
3brmoS bereitS III iiberr1lhenplter Wetle 9eluIS
aen uno Iein Wnten bat aus benz UfIinNc Ter
arGNten NutcritIten, !. y. Aleranoer rcn Qins
Eclo's. nie oldn3ennlte NnerfenruI19 9efnnoen.
LIN nod, fdn,ler gun, 3iele gu 9elan9en, bat
nun ,6err TbcnIas einen We9 eil9el9la9en,
Der rpr ben ~Iolioelten Sndlb1nolun9en Der
olteu uub neueu Welt i9cn nit @lif betreten
,nrrne. St pronet nImlIh chue @rbrbln9 Res
8reiies rer 8u4er cine Yrei6rertbsilnnS Ron
$5O,OUO Werlb i'll 100000 @aten an. SeOer
Sdufcr eineS rcer msbrerer Der SbcnlaS 1dlen
Gerlaasmerte (@6tbe, Sdiner, 2silin9, Sauff,
3ldcfte. Sumbrlet &c. &C. erb1lt fir Ie / . 0 Il
Tar res Yleiles / n 3idst, pelebsS ibu gu
einent Antbeile ali Den 9aten beredti8t uno
srar 10, RAP !. y Ger Sdufer ron 0Stbe'S
Werfen s 1ifets erhdlt, mctauf er I'M slid-
Iidften 6atle Gle erlten 8 Brdu!eu IN etlem
94ertbe rrn 1875 OrliarS erbalten fam.
llnter rel, Brdmlen %teftnrcn lid namli4 sc.
oenltdupe rer mertbpcllteu Nrt: J y. Elm bret
ifrdi9cs c~rppeltes BridhauS nit Grunp i'll Ybt<
lareIrbja, ras oIlelr $50OU meftb III; etr 6lpei
tes 8bilacelpbiaer 8ridhaus int Wertbe con
$1,000; ein p,adnpcles ScloeneS Serrice i'm
QGertbe pom $1,000
gBtr feuuen paS TppmaS'ide @eiddft ieit
Sabren ais elm purdaus loltbe8,
ros md, iere leirer 8e,ipredun9en lpl uculten
Olake erIiOt bat. Ntit beleum 9elpillen elns
riebIen mir caber %unIeren aeiern nas neuelte
llnternebmen pes Serrn 1bcmaS aufS Drin@
s%enofte.
Der felt ertgefertI bier anpeienOe G9onias-
1de N9ent, Oerr SQtcb Sbentbal, TT
uns etsniau8 felt Sabren ulS Elm 9ebtloe.
ter unb purhauS 3uUerla tiger
NHunu perlSnIid befannt. gr rpcbut I'M per
munnbuus, Scr. Z @1lt. 6apetteltr.
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ara1tfem mnD &eiDemDen!
DIR. Swayne's
3uiammen5eiebter Sprup pcn DilbtirIden
AuSerDrosutlicbe Rur.

prtnt HpGs,- Bricprtb &c., M6.
Or. g Dasne- Mertber SER {: IS ais cine 0ltnt os.
gen bas DabHtunt betra9tenb. 3ueIet1 a6er, UNI quo aeredt
gu fem, nil i'd Sud NIT eiuer mid ielbf betre6enbeu Sur "
auBer0rbentltG befannt MAIDEN, ais jemals cine ntebereef&rte.
ben wurbs. SIM lesten OftOber bate t9 etns forte Srufers
t%altnns, aus Delaer it'd ein@tiaWur btlpete bas fp aud ben
9nnBea %mtttbtilte, bic innertt& nnb Gussrltd utd S6teiin
lno Gtter ausrar ZEN, Wtetn atbem tpnnte burd, bic Qunaen
pailtren unit du6 burG Gle St1nung tn meiner Bruf, Sns
l5etaenb NIT srOBer g~et@tisfett; Oa5et bate ID Iae unO
iebr etnFaIts. - oa ntsins IerJte aue 5pfnuna aufgaten
Sn btelen elsnOen 3atanD tlteb I'D cine LANCE Gait, bis i'd ia
tinem @srtPps .abeenagert mar, nnS fur mt9 ale 3OTauHs
ptelea wunOerooasn &uren 8sIeien bate, bic Cur y 3 u :.
a nj men8efeBter, SgruP pOm. OttbFtr.
mad baltimore, uno ing NIT benz Ssbraua berielben On. gu
a'e1aen1 groBeh @rnaunen no CUR 6rsIpe meinsr 5amtlie,
En8 Bic Oe1nuns III Der EIn8e AT 3u betten, mein puten
uaQm ab unp ais tb seba 8Otteln sebrad9t batte, mar i'd vol.
lttpvt fanf Sabre tab perFUden uns np6 Bin i'd ,n ae1nu.
Der plaun tts amf Oiefen Eas, BEN Z. SUM- 1855. Sd Bin N
cen lesten Is MUnatsn ntAt etnen 3ag tranf gepe5en xno Be.
's'"s' 'aS I'D SUD sr'St" OaHf i$qlSi5 bin; 1@tungsUoI
Der uutsridrtsbsne III mt 3pOmas Otrpm Benau bstannt
uno tann bs!sns;n Sab st ME Utsn %aneeseSsa, bs1aftet mar.
&r 1T eth Uurptses AittsIisb tsr &sieaf6aIt.
SameS q. DurbprGw,
go panrr es SerliEer Gretles Der Baltimore s Onferen3.
S1- l0sr lam Die ~9etlbarfett Der Au0senrums beslpetfela,
na9benn sr Gin 3eu8Stb ME pas cbtge seleisa bat.
w 6tet ar etne tupe. l1Btse 3uberettuu9 Opn Wilbttrf6en,
uao bic elntt8t Bic ron eireln prbenTliGen Nr;te suberett t
waroe, It Or; : ~aSne's ~3aiammsnseisster Sprup pom
trantpsreu, wslhen er aneemsHsn II, unb fur welds bic
srtaunfibttn 6plgen aus Oenen 4ebrau6e id 5etsten, rdms
!lV VuhtHr SFtdiIuUlPHI Iu94eprunb, UroHAtti3, &nb"
5%rufisreitA biaasr 1Gten, S~Iutfptien, 75iiiertstt, i8ma&s
Stt1me, Sitttnite1tu Uber Srnfi6merjen, sei&pd@te @Un.
DIT NJ SeriftoPten Oeer 9erstrontbelt, tgelnOs !Rsisuns p0er
@nt5unOua9 Ter 8ebie, &c. Seine %nabrbaften Sieeai0aften
beret4era unO retnissn os Slut, uab u~nterpaltert bic strait
no Dr 4pPetis fehlr. Iueintser gsrferttser
ar. g II dane unb Spbn
1. gtcrtG Sepentb Street, absr benz Martt
pbildbelpbta.
Gerfauit BET:
s. .. Sort. So. " 8atttm Orefra6e; s-41
$. 81. 8o&(tns, 9U. % 8rUncwap; --e
8. 8rep. As. 81 9iCrt1 GapfraBe, unb
i'll Ger D1ltte o.8 Baltimore Weder."
gOafdnet8s Dtntf5e ~sbrau6s.gOri&riftem FaO UNI on'
aun:s 9teeSinfn.
Oeufite Muilfseifmn9!!
SD. Seiss atsrmit an. Oab 8err 9 b.. 8pbr in pbilabelptie
mir Gle aAe mig, W9entur be. WuffSettuna uberir1gen Rat.
3a9isi@ err DE tb ale Ibcnnenten, neI6e bereits an 5err.
9 Z I h beiLh hnh2n Hh an min M npnhen tmh L.. ~ fa.
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Nencr Sigarrctt=S torc
@'cDrge m SanOle6,
anz nno 3 m mermeiter,
Nr. III. NeprN=N reHeriffa ro6e

frtnt ate Grtcn son 66ufer. auten, Qaben. urb 6ars.
dtuneen uab. Gber ALE In Ietn rad einrGIco $500
ten. aa..
07- OHr& anfhaFuns eintr nsnan Mafhire IN er IN sen
Stanb 8tlsSt, WcrfenAer (Sbcmftnherl, qdbeu unb Sbhrsn
6nea u"0 btass 3r p%erfertisen. @u6 anb aets cine varti
~oDrrdttie. tg
aE- Ghratas beutfde pubItarts, ur' IaSridt tns er Bic
iasfgs GfSdSe perTegA nh fertAt. lg96m;e
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Q fdbtrdt b. - Nbe1C res IL. Uecfudr.
@r1ter 3mel9. Nbti On ~iter9ob Zen
Sabre8beridt Ger lipliden Dispeniarp, welbe
UNI cine 8emilisuns rrn $500 nadlu0t. Au
rie Committee re;mieien. Wpro tcn rer
@pe1ial @rmmittee beri9tete cine Srocnan5 fin
8eibeblltune res Qmte5 zines Gitps Auottcl bic
1. Nud. 1859. Guf ZEN Gid 9ele9t. gul
BEN Nntr1a Don 8lanptlle mtre an Cen
@taptantpdlt Gle 6ru9e 9eridtet, OBJ Der Staltas
anipait beredti9t lit, eiuen NlIiltentell a%n5ultels
len orer OBJ Die 9rurt emell lotdleu 2IlItltenter
III ernenueu bat Ncm Staptanmatt lief dul
cine frubere Anir1Be cie @lutpcrt elm, naB Der
Jlldtery Der Criminal Court niat beted,iI9t lei,
eiuen AH1ralt fir anSetloSte gu erneunen nnO
ra6 nie 9Curt 9elesli6 fetn Nedt babe. BON Der
@tatt Die SeSabInng folder Oienlte gu perlan'
gen. 6ivrauf bielten beire 3DetSe 9eltlelu=
idaItlide (scbeime) SibuuS me9en rer bonn
Wtancr einaeianrteu @tn%en9un9en.
3neiter 3wei9, Sirt iibe;8 a6 eine
9e iticn ron Sarluel Brpmn, ST., NORM bieier
cine GntlhdDiBung zen $2,552 p~erl1nJt fir
3erltcrun9en, bic an ieinsm @i9entbuln, @fe
prn @atbeprals uno 6idnlCncltr am 10, Sft
1857 ourd cine SAaa: aufriibrider Berirnen
onoeridtet wurcen. An Die Committee fir
Nnlpride~ rerpisIen. Der 8eldtrB pe5 erlteu
2lpei1es. Die Opftcren Oammann, Ocffunann,
Neblter, Sparrrm, 6uu nuo Sin fir Sebanp=
luna rerI6iepCner I'M Oienlte retwuuoeter 81
ficeg Al be3ableu, mnrce an9eurmmen. Nui
giuliruns res erlten 3mei9ee tesab lid paur
Ger Smeite nit ibm in gemeiii1nlt Sleuu9 we'
0en Ger @lnennun9en ee5 Ufapcl8.
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Die &rnennun8sn. be8 Wappr6
nuypen in ~oeltliNer StaDtr1tb5libun9 meilt be-
Stdtiat. Die nod nibt beiidti9ten Derpen in
Ger Sieun8 AMI nddlten 0ienltas porSenrmmen
wereen. @rbllp bic 2llte Der beltdti9ten Seam-
ten rOaitdnci9 1T, merten mir oaS a8idtislte
earous mittbellen.
Beerot9ung. = @eltern gtl9mittaS
2 ubr a~eleitete rie TbUm1S Wiloep Qcse Der
Opp 6elcpS Ger. A. ibren 8ruper 9afOb Sa-
ccts. Der IN 6plse Der anf Der Yhllloelpbi1z
Babn erlitteuen furdtb1ren Serklmnelun9 9e=
ltorbeu 1T, gu 9rate.
5Gwinpeleien. - Sfficer Start pom
Mitteloiltrifte rerbaftete BEN Wluilm Walter
(cminSier Same y, neil er burh Gpraeisen
zines oeldlI6ten Oepoliten6ndes ron Der Dime
@arino5 Oanf Die Serren Wm. @ninoer unb
Sisaen INN @elo belGninpelt BADEN fol-. Derz
Ielbe yBiQiam Walter Icl luh mebrere benz
Serrn BnI s. 2pcttt 9etcri9e MarcccO.Sdut
.ercbert" ba6cn. Gr rubt lest IN Der Sail auf
Ieineu Qorbeeren aus.
@efdbrlt6e @egeno. = Nuf Der
Bride uter 3cneS Salts i'll Drottltr16e liup III
lester 3eit mebrere Naub1nfiue pCr9efcmulen !.
Gp nurre raIel6t rcr eini9en Nbenoen 5pi-
fhen go ubr Serr @tlp. WatlOn, als er
eten ouf benz Ne9e nad ieiner in @1ltern Iu.
nnp @1lbin9toultr. 9~ele9enen gBcbnun9 be9tlfs
fen mar, ron einISen StrClheu iibsrIaOen, Die
ibn 3u berauten iu9ten. 9lur nit Ntiibe ent>
fam er ibnen. Nt8 er lid III Gin benadbarteS
Saus fidten woOte, idlu8 man ibm Die 3bire
Dor Ger Naie 81.
aS 4wer uerlett. - Serr Duruan
modte seltern NaGmitta3 %ieiueu, III Sancpers
ltroFe mcbuenoen Ontel cine A6lAiecSuiiite.
Beim ytaAbauleseben that ct einen 6ebltritt
ouflbie ppr hem Sauie befiublide Sreppe uno
itiirate auf cas Bilalter, wcbet er lid, beoeuteno
in, @eIiht uio AM linfen glrm Uerleste. OUR
nan mar serape i'm 8sSriif naA @eOr9etcwn
5u reiien.
Som @rtrinten 9erettst. = Sin
Moun 0amens Ssuuepp arn'lfrcus fiel seiteru
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OVUH U.eNHe N8ENI4
Bebtnouu1.eu n.
Nb. @aferfcoc Ghule.

@rfdbrune. ippie bic administering saeltet6er Trsanos
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13

WAsHfGT0N, Monday, ApfI : Isss,
Nearly ell the members sho after the lpGss cd
jourred fingered in he haif aonverng, either grsups
in their seats stasted by 6ght ls,ween nr.
Crage of North Carolina, aud Mr. Helper author Of
book entitled The Impending Crisis, and formerly
from the same State, rbey had ju,t bosDse been a.
gnly engaged N conversation.
Crowds Of members and Others rushed In aud ss2-
aIated the sombatasis while they wsps engaged n
dealing heavy blows Mr.. Helper vas Temporarily
TAX in Charge by the Sergeant-at-Anns. A awnber
of ladies who the floor, AID witnossei 81 the
proceedings, were much frightened.
A PISTOL and knife were found on NJ. Helper, who
made no attempt to use them. An Investigation vas
he'd this afternoon, and Senator Hale aud Montgomery
Blair, esq., appeared a. his counsel. Toe justice hsA
him in bonds 10 keep the peace.
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Circulation.

Our jocose cotemporary, The Herald, has an article
what calls the steady decline OF unfortunate cotem
porsy THR TRIBUNE" wherein INDUCES IN this csu3ous
mode Of insiruaiipg untruth:
"is commonly reported 10 tb. wicked world that fHy
EEwYosk WEEKLY TRIBUNE has lost within the past twelve
months one half its circulation"
We innuendoes BY tho sement Of few straight
forward fsctss
Tay WEEKLY TRIBUNE has this day circulation than
any other politics. and general rcwspsrer 10 tie word
lite circulation exceeds BY at least Fifty Thousand that Of
The New York Herald In its three several editions Dsy
Weekly and Family, all together.
g. The circulation o. THI TRIBUNE in itt se7ers editions 4.
Hundred Thoussnd greater than that Of Tae Herald
in ia several editions.
L. greater than sst Of any other me- newspapers in
Ame'ns.
If The Herald petepds doabt the correctness Of tire above
statements propose tina. impartial srbers Be chosen 70 verify
ccpaon Of repeV- journals and reper to the pub
esad report be printed three conspicuousy under tho Ed
toIial head Of each journal
Should The Herald h TO rsk away from se acceptance
Of this prefer public will hold excused from noticing ils
ridiouIc ne gasconsde hereafter
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were IN power Ii.t Wiatcr and rec1acted Pro.
hIht:On; but they further eosctet that ths two
l4ws-Lcecse and Pfo6ibticu-si-ui be submit
ida NJ IA .! sgecih Election. to be held 10
esch city 1G ..swn,hip OF the TIA Of Jure 'n'a'os
# tie People vote "i.ic"--,,cc. then tne "a" OF
1856 is 10 stand ard tee nav !Aw D. lass."' o1'
if they vote Prohibition" toen the nsw Prohbi.
tory Law lie to be in force from and after July Is.
What could be farer, Whist more truly democratic
than this Ard yet We see thu journals in the in
.s -sst o. Rum and Slave Democracy are preparing
70 ,kuIk tie Election. They cayil at the sub mis-
zion and fry t. make out that the submission of a
law TO the Peop'e and its ratification BY them Will
ioy.ld,ts il, If this be 60, then Russia must be a
frs. elias. Democratic Republic for nothing that
wears semblsnce Of Submission to the People s
there tolerated But we believe ncs only that Sub
mission to the People ICES not inValida'e law but
that all laws of grave Importance esPesis'iy thc'e
involving novel principle, should be 30 submitted.
Nothing would more condrce to the pohtcr eiu-
cation of tie People--to the substitution OF co.,
tests fer principle instead Of contests for mere
names. We trust the Temperance men OF Name
viii at all events poll large vote sr Prohibition