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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-01
THE SOUTHERN MArRos.-Miss Gun

The SOUTHERN MATRoN.-Miss Gun
ningham--who has won unperishabls
fame under the name Of ''Southern Mat
ron" by the success Of her exertions, is
rescuing the home and tomb OF Washing
ton, from the dissertation OF mercenary
speculation and preserved it forever as
national shrine Of, patriotism, announces
the final success Of the plan in the fol-
lowing letter:
On the failure of the Mount Vernon Bill,
in the General Assembly Of Virginia, we re-
newcd our oyertures to Mr.. Washington to
sell the property to the Association. These
overtures met with favorable response, and
on tho 9Th Of April contract was signed by
Mr.. Washington, which obligated him to
transfer Mount Vernon to the Association,
on its compliance with the following terms,
viz:
The payment of 500, 900 for two hundred
acres of land, including the mansion and
landing place, and, above all the tomb.
Eighteen thousand dollars to be paid on
closing OF contract, and the remainder OF the
sum, In our bonds, payable in yearly in
stalments, with the permission. after pay
ment of tie fret band, to pay to Mr.. Wash
ington any amount of the balance due, in
sums of not less than 5000, which sums
will be credited to the Association, in this
manner lcssening the interest.
The title to the estate, and possession to be
given on payment of the principal and inter-
est, and the privilege also granted of obtain
ing possession, on thirty days notice, at any
time the Association may be ready to furnish
/ the entire purchase money.
Orators, statesmen, the noble brotherhood
Of Masons, Odd Fellows, &C., patriots, one
and all, have come promptly to the aid OF
woman! And We women of the North and OF
the South, and the st, and of the West
will We not rally to the work? Will ye not
vic, one with another, which will gire most
and do most. that we may, on the ED Of
February, 1859, claim and take possession o.
the home and grave Of him who loved us all
and thus make his birthday the birth day
also of republican gratitude, justice, and FRA
tcrnal love!
ANN PAMELA CUNNINGHAM,
i Regent of the Mount Vernon, Ladies' AS
sociation. ~
RICHMOND, Friday. April l6, 1858.
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A gentleman Of this city has for many
months been afflicted with an irritstion Of
the throat or lungs, which. produced a
very annoying and apparently danger
Gus cough. His health was sensibly az
iected by it, and his friends became ap-
prehensive that he was in the incipient
stages Of consumption. And he had
suffered one or two hemohrrhages OF the
lungs. The sensations he experienced
in his throst and lungs was very much
like that caused by = hair in the trachea.
The difficulty was very gradually in
creasing and growing more alar ming.
A week or ten days since. be was at
tackled, while IN bed at night, with v:o-
lent fit Of coughing, which was followed
with acouous hsmohrrhase, and as the
blood flowed from his lips, he felt solid
substance Of some size pass them. On
examining the blood thrown up, BUG
with six horny legs, and inciPient deli
cate wings was found in it. The head
Of the insect was out of proportion to
its body. The former was Of the size Of
a small pea, with eyes distinctly percep-
tible, while its body was only the size Of
large grain of barley. The thing waa
alive AMI active, and being put into
liquid, it was--the last We heard
from it-still animated. Since this oc-
currence, the unpleasant sensations have
passed off, and the cough has ceased, and
the only trouble has been one slight
hemohrrtage day or two after expec.or-
ating the bug. The gentleman is conf
dent that the insect came from his lungs
from the sensation which preceded its
discharge, which was as il piece oil
them had been torn out. He accounts
for the extraordinary occurrence by sup
posing that he inhaled the insect with
the air when it was mere, imper.
ceptible animalcula: that it became lodg.
ed in his lungs, where it has grown, and
as it increased irritating the parts and
producing the unhappy effects with
which he has been troubled for months
and which would have surely caused ar
inflammation and carried him 10 the grave
had not nature by violent effort dis
lodged it. II the person had been less
robust or had less powerful organs o
respiration it is likely he would have
sunken under the attacks Of this bidder
foe. There are cases on record where
single short horse hair inhaled into TIT
lungs have caused an irritation; followed
by consumption, and soon by death. l
an inanimated hair in the lungs woult
produce such dangerous consequences
tho presence Of large living insect; Will
its powers of locomotion and an appetite
to satisfy, would have inevitably caused
death. ~
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RHEUMATISM.- Deafness, Neuralgia, Swelling,
Stiffness and all pains, cured by one bottle of Prof.
De Grath's Electric Oil.
This letter is one of many received recently:
Prov. De GRATH: had a swelling i'm my limbs
nearly year. After using many things without
benefit, the first bottle OF your Oil used cured me
entirely. I shall ever remember you Is my resto-
rer. J. E.N0LAN,
apa0-lw 52s Chestnut street.
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Hostetter.-T Three hotties of Hostetter's regeta
bic Stomach Bitters will cure the Dyspepsia; one
bottle will create appetite, force of the impure
bile, purify tho blood and isvigorase the systemi
two bottles will cure the worst form of Liver Com
plant; one bottle will dissipate that weakness at the
pit Of the stomach give color to the eountenance, i'm
part tone and strength to the system, and lend cheer
fulness to the mind. Every family should have
Bostetters celebrated Stomach Bittsrs. No article is
so peculiarly adapted 70 the depressing effects Of
our climate. Sold h7 Druggists and dealers gene
~ rrNs-r "
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Docs any OF our High Liyers ever eat too m,

Docs any OF our High LiNcrs over eattoo much
dinnerl IL any Of rea1ers have cooks who tempt
their appetite little far, will tella secret that viii
lead them to the OF their dinners withouta
visit from that equity old gentleman Dyspepsia Take
A DOSE or Or. SAspFoRD's ISvIGoRAToR AFTER
EATING, AND you WILL NEVER BE TRoUBLED WITH
IsDrsEsTIoS; but on the contrary, before the next
meal time approaches the appetite willie sharpene
appreciate any kind OF food IL the food rises or
sour, the Invigoraor will fix the matter at once, for
there is something in il that, the expression of
friend, will let eat gravel stones aud take the
Invigorator and they will digest. We have tried il in
double doses, one two occasions, for sick head
ache, and 1t acts like charm. .. .
What want to say TO readers, young old, is
If any thing ais you without delay and get bottle
of Dr. SASpFoRps ISvIeoRAToR, and IL il don't cure,
come and tell u.s. for we want to see one person that it
will not benefit. (see Advertisement
nar30-dSwIm ilf 60 f.ble
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QUERY.

Why is Il that CHRIsTAD0RO'S HAIR DYE is
the best IN TIE WURLDi
BECAUSE eminent chemists say so;
BECAUSE it contains no caustic compounds!
BECAUSE it wears longer than any other.
BECAUSE it operates instlntaneously!
BECAUSE it does not stain the skin.
BECAUSE it nourishes and strengthens the Hair.
BECAUSE il corrects the bad effects OF other
dyesl '.l..
BECAUSE its presence cannot he detected,
BECAUSE 1T NEVER FAILS.
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers.
JOSEPH CHRISTADOkO,
ap2s-lmd&w No 6 Astor House, n. York.
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GILT is again currently reported that
Gov. Walker has yielded to the infu-
ences of the Executive, and now ap-
proves of the subterfuge Of English. 1t
is said he has large landed interests
which will be improved by the, railroad
grants Of land, which are offered as the
bride for the acceptance Of the Lecomp-
ton Constitution. But we have an
abiding confidence that the Governor
will confound the authors Of the present
libel, as he did those who made the
former charges of treachery against him.
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.w One good result of the present relig-
ious awakening j. said to be the restitution
of some ill-gotten wealth. A gentleman
writes to the New York Cronicle that he has
been interested in three instances where
money hos been restored under the influence
of an awakened conscience. Two OF them
were his OWE debtors who had for years kept
him cut of his dues IN q fraudulent way
The third was an unknown party in Rhode
Island who sent money % cancel an unsus-
9eCtsd claim Of irm. We have full faith
in Tie repentance .ha. bears such fruits and
ssL
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Dyspepsia and Fiis.-DR. TRACY DEL0RM

Dyspepsia and Fiis.-DR. TRACY DELORME,
the great curer OF Consumption, for several years
badly afflicted with by spepsia that for part Of the
time he was confined to bis bed lie was eventually
curedb prescription furnished him by young clair
voyant girl. This prescription, given liz mere child
while in state Of trance, has cured everybody who
has taken it, having failed II equally
sure in cases OF FRS of DysPEPsIA. The ingre
dents may be found in any drug store. will send
this valuable prescription to any person the receipt
OF one stamp to pay postage.
Address, DIR. TRACY DEL0RM
d.. Great Curer Of Consumption,
apl-d&wlm New York Post Office.
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CAUTION.

Beware Of all drunken pedlars, and low picayune
Druggists, putting up stuff and calling ii Electric
Oil, made out of Camphene and Mead's foot Oil
their only aim is to get money. Buy none but the
original aud genuine De Grath's Electric Oil, sole in
ventor aud proprietor of Electric OIL All Electric
Oil must have my written signature on the Label, and
my name blown in the Bottle, which, to initiate, is
forgery. u PROF. DEGRATII, Electric Oil.
For sale only by respectable druggists and country
merchants. ap2s-lw
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Complimentary Benent to Nils. Dorn Shaw

-, NASHVILLE, April 18th, 1855.
Miss DORA SHAw-Dear Madam: We,
tie undersigned, have witnessed with great
pleasure, your Performance at the Theatre in
this place, during the past and present week.
We have felt proud and graufcd that a
daughter of the West. under many Difficult
ties, has attained such excellence in her pro-
fession. .i.r..i ...
We wish in some form to express our APP
probation of your merit; and tor this pur-
pose we wish an opportunity Of giving you
Com plimentary Benefit. l s.-. ,f
Will it be convenient for YOU to crafty
our desire! gft .vfuF-Cg u
Yours, with great respect.
II. BATTkLLE, y. W. cARLILE,
q. W. RATuBoNE, ID. c. KELLER,
and others.
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The Unrivailed
KENTUCKY HARVESTER,
MOVING AND REAPING.

lis Machine introduced and used for the
~ first time during the harvest OF 1857; and, though
new, It has already established for itself reputa-
ton which has never been reached by any other
combined Reaper and Mower, South and West: and
u now occupies position far in advance " all its
competitors. .- ..-.#.-
a Nearly ONE THOUSAND Of these Machines we're
sold during the last two harvests, and the demand
no. supplied IN the states of Kentucky, Tennessee
Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, iowa, Arkansas, Ala
hama, Georgia. South Carolina, Virginia. MiSsiss ppi
and establishing the fact most conclusiyely, that for
universal economy, strength, and efficiency this
Machine is every thing that is desirable, both as a
Reaper and as "A Mower.
We have made some valuable improvements sur-
gested by careful observation ard nent during
the last harvest These will he added to all our Real
ersand Mowers now building for the harvest Of 49,
For sale on consignment, by
aP2s-3ndSw ALLIs A. uOWFS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CRESCENT CITY RANK.

DIRrcroRs--JoHs A. REIrz, CosRAp BAKER,
THosAs K. GARvIs and ions LAW.
Receives deposits, buys and sells coin and exchange.
interest allowed on time deposits sIo may
De agreed upon with dcsiiors and specified in Ger
uhcate. Exchange on New YORK, Cincinnati and
Louisville, Great Britain, France, Switzerland, Bel
gum, Holland, Russia, Denmark, Sweden, Norway,
anu all The cities and large towns Of Germany, for
sale IN sums to suit Collections made, and proceeds
RENTED promptly az current rate Of exchange
JOHN A REITZ, Pres
W. BAN Elk. Cashier. zpI9 Jan
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Mexican Mustang Ianiment.E rom rich and
poor bond and frees all colors grades and conditions
Of life, we hear the same need of praise awarded this
wonderful article. Sores healed, pains relieved,
lives saved, valuable animals made useful, and
told Ills assuaged by this great medicine which are sur
prising to the Judgment of man. What family does
not require standard Liniment. Who ever heard Of
the same effects produced by any other ayclei For
Gus, Bruises, Spsains, rheumatism. Swellings,
strained Horses, &c, it has no equal. BEWARE OF
LIMITATIONS. The genuine Mustang Lininent is sold
by all respectable Druggists and Livery Men in every
town, parish aud hamlet throughout North and South
America, Europe and the Islands OF the Ocean. Buy
al once Beware of any other 'Bragg's Liniment,' Ii
isabase imitation. -l-1 son -.rrT f..
E ~ T-rr ~ o. -.ra BARNES & PARK,
may3i d Eylm H. H pronrie.orS New York
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Respectfully yours, -
To Charles I. Battelle, G.. w. Rathbone
F. Y. Carlile, ID. G.. Keller, aud others.

c.sy- An officer of the United States steam
er Georgetown writes from Bombay that he
had just attended the marriage of two chill
dren--with all the solemn rites of the
church-who were each only Ave years old
children are there married by their parents
when mere infants, They think it great
disgrace not to be married at five years old.
A boy unmarried at six is an old bachelor.
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COAL.
BODIAM MINING COMPANY,

(Ofce on Water street, under the Telegraph 0fice.)
Cart loads Of Ii bushels of Bodiam Mine Coal de-
vered to any part Of the city nj 81 GO per load Coal
weighed, if desired, at the expense OF the purchaser.
Notes Of solvent hanks OF Illinois and Wisconsin Ia
ken in payment. JOHN wYMOND.
dec2sn. Id ~ Secretary and VI anager. -
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MARRIED..

Or Thursday evening, April 10Th, at the residence
OF the brides father, by Rev. j. j. Hight, Dir.
CHARLES W. Lopez and Miss SALLlE E.,
daughter of Mr.. Edward Andrews.
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NOTICE.

t.'t NOTICE. r gTrr
The Stockholders of the Vanderburgh County
Land Association, are hereby notified, that an cleo
ion will be held on Saturday, May LIST, at O'Clock,
p NJ in the Court House, for the purpose OF elect
ing five Trustees general attendance is requre'l,
az other important business will he brought before
the Stockholders. by order of the President.
apps p. H0RNBR00K, Sec'y.
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The Kansas Bill Passed.

By our Telegraph dispatches, it will
be seen that English's Kansas swindle
was consummated in both houses oil
Congress last evening. New will begin
a political agitation more excited than
has been known in the present genera
ton. \
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NO. NOTICES IN this place, 10 cents per line
S><=Ss (solid Agatel one insertion; ~ cents per
line three times; 80 cents per line one week. discount
on longer time
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SHERWOOD HOUSE,
Anril Goth 1873.

GENTLEMEN:-Your kind note rendering
me Complimentary Benefit is before me.
much regret my health will not allow
me to undergo the fatigue attendant upon
theatrical performance; therefore have deci-
ded upon Reading" rs an entertainment
more agreeable, and would name Monday
eve next for the occasion.
Trusting this may meet your appreciation,
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AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.

The V. c. Agricultural and horticultural Society
will hold its regular monthly meeting, on Saturday,
May LIST, ~ O'Clock, z. NJ in the Court House.
by orler of the President. ....Ft ..
ap!9 z. H0RNBR00K. Sec'y.
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vnnderbursh County Land Association.

The following exhibit shows The conditi"n OF the
yanderbursh County Land Association. on February
LIST, 1858: -.-.. ...I. al E.I-Iti
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SWeef Potatoe Plants.

II AM now prepared to fill orders for any amount
II Of choice sweet poatoe plants A constant supply
20 he had al the store Of Z. ii. Cook Son.
aris-5w FRED. SHARPE.
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GUARDIANS SALE.
GUARDIANS SALE

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
VUNHE undersigned, as Guardian OF the heirs Of
John Jarvis, will sell on.SATUBbAf, May
the sh the house of the said John Jarvis deceas
ed, on walker street Lamasco, the Household Fur
nure Of said deceased consisting OF Beds, Bedding,
Chairs, Tables, and variety Of articles too hume
apls.iawsw ~ p JONES, Guardian.
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

LIST OF LETTER.

.fuI LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Evansville, Ind, mp
to May LIST, 1853. Persons calling for these letters
will please say advertised" and give date of list.
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d. 0'NEEL.

vpEGS to inform his old patrons and the public
- generally, that lac is constantly manufacturing
,he ish 81 VII a 80. III iiS an 49,
up to order, and warrant the most complete and
fashionable fit. He can he always found at Hughes
dry goods store, corner Main and Second streets.
ap.e-iw
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NJEN BOOKS. NEW DOOKs.- rtI
~ Prince of the House of David;
Odd Fellows Casket; ...-l
Harpers Weekly, April 10th;
Saturday Evening Post, April 10th;
New Ysrk Mercury, April 10Th;
Flag OF cur Union, do do; I'D .I'.. TT
Baliou's Pictorial, do do;
Novelette,, do do;
just received and for sale at
800 NJ. L. JOHNsON's.
apl0 First street.
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. Tenement Wanted!

fUNHE undersigned wishes tn lease tenement
ii with four or Eve rooms, price not to exceed
slI5, and possession desired Immediately. Apply TO
ap3s-tf S. MYERS, Liquor Store.
IRON, IR0N!-A large lot just received, Ter
IL steamer Argonaut, which makes our assortment
cOInplets. For sale by SAMUEL ORR.
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BOARDING.

TWO gentlemen and their wives, aud few
single gentlemen, can get pleasant rooms, with
good boarding at the WALNUT STREET HOUSE,
corner OF Walnut sud First streets. ap2l IF
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For Sale or Rent.

200 Pannels Doors assorted;
50pairs Window Blinds;
.... 20 Bbls. Cement,
% Bbls Plaster Paris:
20 Bags Plasterers' Hair;
Together with White and GEly Line. just rece.v'
ed and for sale by ncoC,,
apH. p = bAbCoCh-
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ICE CREAM IN TEN MINUTES
Il 4 d0z. quarts; FF III .T.....
do do; ....... .|..
do do;
ID 9 do: .t...
AUSTIN'S PATENT ICE CREAM FRERZRRs
received and for sale 4 Id IIEIMANN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-16
Latest State Even+s

A POOR fellow who had worked all s,r
miles above Downieville, and saved $3.50, st,,,a,
home with his money in carpet bag. ,r,l.,
in Downieville he discovered that tbpr. ~S
hole in the bag through which the moro,.
spilled out along the road, and be could no, s ~
it. We can feel for the poor mans disaDnoia
ment at the loss of his little store which ~"
take him home. =. FORBES, of Sutter conntr
Soda Bill of Nevada, ran hundred va,s
race, at Marysville, for $1,000; Forbes bo..
other eight feet. The Grand Jury of Am,da'
present number of Indians as nuisances N
Sacramento Union is of opinion that spriO,r.
the streets and planting shade trees will iD;n.s
the health of the city. The editor is nbn...
phcr. q. AN opposition boat is running botn..
Sacramento and San Francisco A ruoro's
head of cattle arrived at San Andreas, last ,..,
by the Big Tree route, from Salt Lake. Tuv,1
has been a recent snow storm of an hour md
half duration in Sierra county MESSENGER
MAN in Amador poisoned his partner to oh,.,.
his good looking squaw. The Carson Vono.
Telegraph is finished from Placervile to the sum
nit OVERLAND news reports the Atlantic COLL.
out of order, but there is not much rel,,,.
deserved by the report. Two fellows at Jam.,
town went out to fight duel but their ns,o,.
hung fire until one threw his weapon al the otb,
hitting second on the leg. They discover,
that the pistols had been without ball. wbo,,,
they drew knives and were much enra.ged
ONE Dunn murdered creditor in Tuolumnan
get rid of the debt. THE San Andreas hdn,
dent tells of frog having been found imbqda.,
in cement, one hundred feet under ground WhsD
released, the frog hoped off, leaving his pros.
in the hard cement in which he had his I'm,
dwelling. The editor says Give the old felov
chance. His frogship is perhaps the most an.
cient of living things-so ancient, indeed, M,
speculation upon his years would doubtless carr
us back to antediluvian times, and throw The Al.
tiquity of the Pyramids far into the shade
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-16

SURGERY Charles Wooge, German, was
struck on the thigh by falling bedroc ON the
East Fork, about four weeks ago, and the femoral
artery was obliterated, causing gangrene of the
lower leg and foot. Abscess formed above the
knee, and the leg and foot mortified in shock
ing manner. On Wednesday the limb was ampu-
tated above the knee, by DR.. Trask, assisted by
Drs. Gordon, Thomas and Harrs,-none of whom
had anything to do with previous treatment
The femoral artery was found destroyed at the
place Of cutting, but nine small arteries seemed
to supply the functions. Modification extended
half way to the knee, where slough had COM
menced the flesh was entirely destroyed 10 the
bone. Spectatorssay that the operation was most
skilfully performed, though the limb presented a
most horrible spectacle. Two ambrotypes were
taken of the diseased leg and foot by Mr.. Nor
cross. The sufferer will, most likely, recover
if so it will be considerable achievement for the
surgeons