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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-24
- THE EYE! ~

THVHF FT~E!+0F FIJI THE Oh
- CANS which brneicent nature has endowed
man with, the EYE is the most important most
complex, and most delicate in organization. From
lis exposed situation it is constantly liable to dis
ease which assumes varied forms, and which, when
neglected 1naltreated, too frequently terminate
in blindness 1t becomes, therefore, necessary tina
the practitioner shall be thoroughly converSaH'
only with the structure OF the eye ball and il
APPENDICES, but that he shall have most aecurat
and perfect knowledge of all diseases to which that
organ is liable.
In presenting this card for public consideration,
would observe tht after experience of over ten
years in the principal OpfEalmic hospitals of Eu-
rope, together with the advantage OF large private
practice, prepared to treat all diseases OF the
Eye with that certainty OF success which can only
be accomplished 10y years Of experience.
~. Consultation hours from A. NJ. to II p. 81.
and 1 to p NJ JOHN MAGENNIS, NJ. d.
: Office. CORNER LOCUST and Second streets. Evans
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PHLADELPHIA, Dec. %, 7 M--The Presi-
dents message has been received in town,
and will, therefore, probably be sent to the
Senate to-day
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God-speed, and recommend them to the
community wherever they may next ap-
pear"
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Special Notices.


DgspepssG.- That most ErOSbTssoiRs
and painful OF all diseases, it is asccrtaincd,
BE- ciectualy cured Many have been the prep
ar,tons gotten up to effect this object but, with
one solitary exception, We believe, all have failed Of
their purpose. DIR. !. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
the referred. to however, has proved such al
invaluable remedy for all diseases of the stomach,
that at all cnnversaut with its history, will
question its efficacy ia eases II the most alarming
character. Thousands by the frequent of the
Bitters, have enjoyed equally speedy and efectual
restora ton to physical strength and vigor All who
ARE suffering from diseases arising FROM foul stom-
ach, should not fail or hesitate to use -
Sold by Druggists and dctlers generally, every
where. deco
RoIfosC"y's E'GIs are the beacon fires
Of health to all nations, whether civilized savage.
In weakness aud the debility generated by excuses
Of any Eind, general prostration Of the system.
Their effect is at the time renovatug and re
storatiye; they drive from the system the morbid
cans, Of dLment and bring back the frame to its
pristine vigor aud health.
Sold at the mi.nutactory, No. 50 Maiden Lane,
aud 10y all Druggists, at 25c, Gle, and 81 per pot
or box. deco
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RENIoVAIE8
zHHEEEI EL-A.EA 4 II 81 El.N,EEl VA III. "A

~ respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie generally, that they have removed their office
and store their building on FIRST street. three
doors above Pine street, near the foundry, where
they will lie able to give more prompt attention
TO the orders Of their customers. A large lot OF
stoves viii DC sold RETAIL at wholesale prices
in order to close out the stock.
deco KRAFT * HEILMAN.
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500 48fERTCIN STOCK JOURNAL 1850
KHHRE GRR.EF SECCESS W-HECH

EBVRE GREAT SUCCESS W,HGCH
{ Il has attended the publication Of the first vol
ume of the AMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL, has
induced the proprietor to undertake several I'M
proyements for the volume commencing January,
lst0, ami he offers it to the public with the
that its present high character viii he fully
sustained, and that effort viii lie spared rem
der the paper ndep -nslbie necessity all in
terested in the bleeding and management of our
domestic animals.
The Veterinary Department will lie under the
editorial direction OF Doct. Geo. H. Dadd, the dis
tinguishe Veterinary Surgeon aud late editor and
proprietor of the american Veterinary Journal.
Each nuRIber of the paper contains 81 large oc-
tavo pages, and is handsomely illustrated. 1t is
published monthly at p Park Row, New York.
Terms 81 90 per year, Invariably s,raare, with
liberal discount tn clubs.
RS Specimen copies gratis. Money may lie sent
at publishers risk, in Registered letters.
II. G.. LINSLEY, Proprietor
c NJ. Saxton, Baker & Co, Agents No . Park
Row. New York. tdecZw2WevW
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-" HNE---ElEe
D.x&U'S EEPRESS COM r Ivy
B-A NEW ARRANGEMENT
The ADAMS EsSPHEss COMPANY respectfully an
nounce to their freuis and patrons, the public Of
Evansville and vicinity that With increased acilis
ties Tor the transportation Of
FIRE q II +, Pa CKA GEES,
~ o N Z Y d VALUA les
They solicit continuance Of former favors. Ess
pecial care taken in the collection Of Bills DratH
Notes, and the transportation small and valuable
packages.
All persons wishing to avail themselves of the "a
ciitis Of the Express, obtain any desired nfor
nation IA reference to the routes and details of the
business, at their Office on First street, between
Main and Locust, opposite the Post Office.
dc @ II FISH A0ent
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HIRAM NELSON T. REYNOLDS
Auction and Commission.

RM .YET SOW 8 co., SUCCESSORS
1hA . TO hooisey q Nelson will continue the
Commission business, both private sale and at
auction, at the old stand, corner Main and Third
streets, opposite the Washington Hotel, where
they VIII pay particular attention 10 the sale OF
everything entrusted to them they will attend 60
any auction sales anywhere in the city.
Pirtcuitr attention given TO the sale of lands
IN Town Lots, &C, &c. fbI7-iv
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co AT1

Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana.
oAice OH Water street, between Main and Locust.
Goal, in quantities of not less than 20 bushels de-
liverei any part Of the city, 10 per bash.
a the pit. cents. JOHN WYMOND,
oct9 Secretary and Manager.
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IEEFLLEO.N. ron OE'Ek.gS GILL
= " dren's, Misses, and Ladies Oput Hoods
Tor the milton just received at
decl6 ). EMBICH & co. s.
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The Markets.
EansrilIe NNnoIesaIe Market.

Bacon sides, II ...@l2h
Shoulders, lb.....-(0 9
liams, sltys cured. .l313
Hams, plahn, lb...-410
q ,-..-lr.,,T 10
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ak DOZ. EXTRA BALTIMORE BRooMs--
@eB the best in the market ut
decIf COOK x LANGLEY s.
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NJ The Columbus (0hio) Gazette ssys: I" In
r1s st,'. sne o.e1 Seses @ ena.orsniP, we VIII
n1s yen'qre an put the result Of the State
90 IN, ns ncm,nanon py the kepubli-
dency and Vice Presidencv hsvand AZ nSs.dnss ,ne
!. - sr. -. :.
so,si nhs ~ -, s soi-
learn, 1--WE are happy 70 Earn. I'VE svs srs d,.'
tsrstions in the emotions Of that editors souI seem
III The Cincinnati Gazette NJ IN. Ola 49,.
The individual who wrote the letter nom az.
city to Governor Floyd, limiting at the plan on
Brown to excite an insurrection al Harpcrs Perry.
= sapPossd 70 De the same who betrayed the
negroes wnom Connolly had secreted In his room.
~ AZ. An sa aaery sansssiber, ~ evidently woman.
tber. Il cosehin China oa1 sr1s Mn; 80 long a.
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WoHAS'sTAcr.-Mrs d. p Bowers has been
Laughing immoderateiy at the Philadelphia
critics, and among others at the superIstiyely
vain DR.. Shelton McKenxis She Is an. sctress
Of great professionaI as well as literary talent.
and bad produced at her theatre in Philad el,
phia an original play called Black Agate. The
crines were very seyPre upon this home pro-
daction, and suggested that the lady manager
would eyinee better taste by drawing upon
some Of the old English dramas. Mrs Bowers.
IL due course Of time, produced what she STYLED
"a new play, called "Iosdors, - and forth with
Mr.. Mckenzie pronounced IL a failures yery
poor adaptation Of one Of Byron's poems. he
thought the pIsy-wright had spoiled Byron and
failed 10 make play worth putting on the
stage He again suggested to the manager the
propriety OF letting native authors slide, and
falling back upon the rich stories of British
writer's All the other Philadeiphia papers
took the criticism of DR.. MeKenzie a. GOOD au
thority, referred to IL as founded upon one of
Byron pieces, by some native author, who had
(. After the critics had had their saw. Mrs
Bowers quietly informed the public that the
new play was one written by B. w. Proctor.
the great Barry Cornwall, /" and was produced
Ia England by Macready thirty years ago
Mssrsady taxing the leading part! Mrs; Bow.
was then produced by Mr.. Mscready, many
years since, in London, with great success, ad-
, equate 70 its wonderful beauty and impressive.
ness 1t is as well known to cvery person Of
ealture a. any play BY Shakspears II is an
almost faultless dramatic work, replets with
Poetie pathos, and worthy Of the genius Of
And hsving thus bought and sold these owls
OF the Philadelphia press, she very pertinentIy
asks, IN . card, whether such mslevoIent ieno-
rance IL 70 control public taste, or whether the
people viii disregard these misrepresentation
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THE PRRsByTRRy OF TIE DsfRrcf OF CoLUM-
BIA,Ar BALrNoRK--The Presbytefy assembled
on Thursday evening for the purpose Of ordain-
ing 70 the ministry ]. - Garland Hammer, q son Of
the Rev Dr. Hammer. Of Baltimore. Rev Dr.
Sunderland of Washington, then proceeded to
deliver the ordination sermon, his text being
taken from the First Epistle Of Paul to Timothy,
Sd chapter, 1st verse. He argued briefly as re
yards the Episcopal Office, and against an exclu-
sive Apostolic succession. - - - ss1sfh
The Rev. Dr. Carothen then examined the can
didates In accordance with the rules and regula-
tions Of the church, which examination being
deemed satisfactory and suficient, the ordination
prayer was made by the Rev. Mr. Dunning, after
which the right hand OF Fellowship was extended
by the memben Of the Pfesbytery to their newly
On Friday, the Presbytery having sssembled,
Rev Drs. Sunderland and A. O. Carothers, and
Elder Coyle Were appointed committee on the
records OF the Granite Church, st Washington
city. A resolution was adopted ordering a board
Dunning, and Noble, and Elders Coyle, Gideon,
Easily, Linton, and War1eld, with the proviso
that monthly meetings shall be held In the city OF
Washington, when fve member shall form q
quorum Rev. ]. NJ. Wilson, OF 81. Johns In-
dependent N p. Church, was permitted TO return
his ceuse, he having been previously ordained
and installed an pastor, and resolution was
adopted wishing him success.
Reports Of the statistics Of the First Sixth and
Western churches were presented and read, show
ing marked progress In religion. After some
other business Of minor importance, the Prssby-
terry adjourned TO meet on the third Monday In
April next, at the Sixth Church, In the city Of
Washington.
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E1sCELLAEE0Us.
a MRS. wINSLOW,
AAN Experienced Nurse and Female Physioian.
b pressnts to the attention Of mothsrs, her
s SOOTHING SYRUP.
For CbflApsw Ts>sbsS-

which greatly facilitates The procsss sehinr BIZ soen
ing tne guns, redueing all iifammAtoa-vil aifay
fAfN ena sPasnodic action, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon IL. mohss will give rest 10 voursetSs and
kELiEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFLNTS
put up AID sold article for pears and
ens . s o.SIDHscE AND TRrrH Of il, what vsh.ys
M.aiei.:1 ..v.s MRS. ais1r S2IIiD. IL
yrcr a cuaH, ,wINsLOw's .s.S .s' ,.,Is 5o ,..a. "a
as ss :, SOOTHING a:..ss a.
the H. &c ss.trs.y, .hsrs SYRUP, dsishi.d viih il.
highest eoumsadatos gics eHeets and medics
virtues. We spssk in this matter :. WHAT VIZ DO Know"
afer ten years experienee, PLEDGE Qua RrPuTa.
TIor FoR THE FuLFILMRNT WHAT VIZ HERr r.
CLARE In amos every where the infant Il su
g IRON pain and relief will be found ia 6sea
~ Sensy mnm % sher me syrnp y sdssiais.<red
Tina valuable preparation the Of one Of the
ssost ExP ERIRNcED and sKILFUL ruRsKs In New Enr-
land, sndhas been used with NEvrRTAILING SUCCESS N
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
not only relieves the child from pain but ,he
stomach and eowe, eorrees aedity, and gvss and
energy the whole system. II will almost instaniv reeys
GRIPINe IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoLIc.
and ovsreome eonvus which. speedily remedied
AND susEsT FOR ssnsSs snr ;n q. u: waa sr.p.
IN all cases Of Drs CHILDREN ENTEaT and pIAR,
s.:. frnn .:shn IEEThING Ssh from whether h,
esnse We would say every mother who has child m
terng from Of the going conplauts-po NOT LET
sous fREJUDicEs, NON THE rREJUDIcEs OF OTHERS,
sukk-yes, AssoLUTELy sURE-to follow Of thls
medicine timely used Full directions using viii ac-
Each SS;s Ssne genuine unless the o
Sold by DruEgists throughout the world.
Principal Once, No. 10 Cedar Street, N. Y.
fnee only 2o Cent? per Bottis. oe IidAwly
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sHowxEx IN CouRr.-John Draper, arrested as
free negro from Phiiadelphia, was afsaiened BE-
fore the Mayor, yesterday, and an alton Of
the case developed some curious facts IL sppeared
that Draper was one Of . company Of showmen,
who annually visit the Agricultural Fairs He
was arrested at Reds verandah. Monday night,
af the Instance Of corpulent gentleman OF the
same profession, who testifed that he had known
draper Tor twelve of fifteen years, and ALWAYS
looked upon him az . negro. He knew Draperis
wife, who was white woman, and formerly oc-
euPied that tender relation towards himself He
bad no spite against the prisoner hut ON the con-
trary was deeply grateful to him for having taken
his wife o6 hisu suhands. n came out. bowever
that the large sized Individual told M Reid that
ne intended TO have satisfaction Of Draper, and II
he eouidn't get u by law, he would AZ him in
another way, Col. August ssked hiil if he was
not concerned In sswax-work shoyvu repeesent
Ing the Sickles tragedy, and receiving an afIrm-
stise answer, the Colonel thought the circum
stances tended towards re-ensctment of that
bloody scene, particularly ~ the eases were some
what similar. Draper, when arrested had a losd
ed revolver and dirk, and the Mayer, In cone
quence, required him 20 give security foe his vood
behavior. As 70 the status Of the prisouer here
s<emed 10 be some doubt, and since be could onlv
be compelled 20 leave the State within ses davs n
the proof were positive, the case terminated with
out farther procerdfngs. -Riehmosd DispafsA.
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ID Sir John Bowring, the English Governor
Of Hong Kong, IL an apologize for the opium trade
In letter to the home government he says that
the injurious effects Of opium have been greatly
exaggerated; that the evil produced is nothing In
comparison with those resulting from the use of
intoxicating liquors In England and elsewhere.
and would In fact recommend the legalization of
the trade. from the fact that it is in negative
sense productive Of good. aaf 80
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The PORTLAND AND LIVERPOOL DIRECT TaApr
The steamers hitherto plying between Quebec
the winter, commencing with the steamer fIunga.
rian, which leaves Liverpool November 2. The
Company will continue Il a. weekly line and
the change viii probably result in making Port
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Ir The London correspondent Of the New
York Herald says: "Lady franklin IL here for the
winter and, though satisled as to the fate Of her
universally lsmented husband, she will be the
frstto come forward with handsome subscri ption
towards any expedition for further research, for
the public here are anxious for more particulars,
and some even cling 10 the hope that there are
survivors still Of the fll-fated Franklf klfnites,i
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CHARLES BLAIR-wHo Is HE,-Among the let
tiers found in "Old Brown's'' possession, was one
from Charles Blair OF Collinsville, In this State
In relation TO certain contract. We have learned
the following facts with reference to the matter
Mr.. Blair 10 q workman Of the "CollinsviIle Axe
Company" employing the men under him, and
taking what contracts he pleases. Some time In
1885 or 81, "Old Brown" came to Coliinsville
and contracted for a thousand pixies to be used In
Kansas. Five hundred were finished for him at
this time, and the other five hundred were left
In the hands Of the contractor. Last June, sOld
Brown again made his appearance in Collins
vile, and requested Mr.. Blair to finish up the
remainder ofthe pixies. Blair asked him to what
use he intended to put them, now that the Kansas
Disturbances were oyerl TO this question Brown
gave an eyasive reply. The finishing Of the con-
tract was given TO a Mr.. Hart of Unicnville It
was found, however, that 1t would be impossible
to furnish more than four hundred and fifty OF the
number due on the contract-making nine hun
dFed In all. when these were sent, Blair sent
with them the letter that has been published
Whether such contracts are proper ones to make
we leave our readers to determine. Hartford
Post
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nAVKLng pn1CrolY .

rSs nseoes kAnNAfCo>-
Ris:=s.zi E.:.cssi.. PSssis;.' PSsssi;ss;..' .s.s. g,,.es.
s's.f I.=.s.. Iy:.:.:s-: - ss';;ss,: W :.sss :.ss
5.ss ss 8 sA: :ss sss;s sss @:
ss.Rf q sie :r's' and fsnnsJ
iRSSiEzf1T Sisxs1.Is sREEDgcTi2N OF rLMF-n
sSss bur- Ss g S.S sSassi. %s' In d'
s1Sss s.e:; ::ss :ssIs'a n q:
fr$2sgo,sayon q serysats:
MemIhis sod Charleston Rsiirosd 70 Me@phis.
70 Vsss6yrE By steamer. and thence Via Rsilrcsd
70 e New Or,esns, OF can leave the Memphis and
sssd Sy the Mississpe centrs and New eSd osesns pro-
Jaskson, and Great Northern Railroads.. 20 New
~ Nee Bsat Arranssns.s yte. MerssAi, ss.sA.-
This Line has complsted srransemsnts, and have
eScseted foI New Ore. d and n int n,:f%ss.s.s
points. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays By the
days and Saturdays 81 the regular Vlek sbure Psof
so sS, % %con1neeSng them 6y rail Only Twelve Hours
arrival Of trains. making sure counectiops This 10
TIE enly Line that has Daily Line Of Stssmers on
T5loTsH fE.Is. LrAy. y..pssros q, sam.
asS ? m SSndsy. sxGePted making direct ooa-
point named s.s ON The the Coupons OIL Ans over any
- fss,:ssnss5ss Issgi1s Train through
comfortable nirhts rest ss the oars are provided
with hrst-olass Sleeping seats. :
III Re Ss.e asd zsE Jor 7ieksts ria orasss as6
Psssenssr. FOR Richmond and the south or South
west are respectfully Informed that BY purchasing
their Tickets VIA Orange snd Alexsndr1s route,
cars 81 the inconvenient hour Of midnlght, - by
Pss.enEers from New York will meet an Agent
OF the Orange and Alexandra Railroad al the DsPot
a. Washington, from whom they will receive polite
~. The Steamer GEORGE PAGE issves the
ssi ?. sissn;i ..sss sssI. n ,s: sad
sengers take the cars for the South
and Southwest PASSENGERS for CharloffssptILs.
Staxstos, Frcnf Royal Woodsock, WtaeKssfsr fc.
Will tsfe Boat leaving Washington at eA o. m.
Omnibuses leave the Once, corner OF Sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, at O. and D. m.
OOn arriving &C Wsshinst ton, passengers for
the south will be careful 20 take the Orxnee And
Alexandria Railroad Onnibus. :
oc 2O-d Ticket AGENT Wsshington
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p IL Another representative Of the Pacific side
has gone to his long home. Judge Crane, who
WAS reelected to Congress from the new Territory
Of Nevada, died suddenly from apopIexy Mr..
Crane was kind, genial and honest. Hundreds
here, and In Virginia. his olden home, viii hear
Of his decease with saddened hearts A pioneer
in the press Of California. tits peculiarly t that
the press should invoke" Peace to his ashesp,
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New YoRK IrKxs.-A forged check, on Robert
Bonner, OF the Ledger newspaper, for 43i26, was
passed at the counter ofshe Nassau Bank, on Wed.
nesday. The fnancier, whoever he was, managed
the job adroitly. On first presentation Of the
check, he was told that as be was a stranger, II
was necessary be should have a voucher. There
upon, taking the check, which was made pay
able to the order Of another party, the stranger
departed, returning IN a few moments with the
Enforcement Of Robert Bonner upon 1t. The
money was then paid, by Mr.. Briggs, the cashier,
In bills OF the determination Of 500, and $50, and
the rogue walked OF unmolested.
The daughter Of the late Capt. Herndon, who
was lost in the Central America, was married at
Calvary Church, Rev. DR.. Hawks officiating, to a
young lawyer Of that city. Capt. Maury, U {. n,
relative, gave the bride away. -
Some further correspondence has taken place
between Capt. Bartlett, hther-in-law Of the rich
Cuban, and '.friend" Of Mr.. Stedman, who
wrote the wicked poetry about said rich Cuban's
wedding. II all looks 10 duel; but 1t 10 pretty
certain II win not 60 beyond the looks.
The story, in morning paper, that Bishop
Onderdonk Intends TO appeal to the civil Courts
70 restore him to his ofice, in default Of the
House OF Bishops at Richmond to do 20, is utterly
unfounded. r5t II
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF DEL.
~ AWARE.

WILAINeToN, DELAwAR..
FRANCE, BROADRENTS co. having OBJ
talned from the Legislsture of Delaware ct its late
session, Lottery Contract, to- continue IN opera
ton 70. PEiod Of twenty ylafe, and having given
bonds 70 the state for one gsflos Of doiIeys, TO
dhsssTT1ERf hsTTEf ft VII WflE%DinEsep, & psf Che GSNSOLi
Ike beSest ~ X9irtERsGS irtstIs,;G OF DELAWARE for
RTIPoses, and the SUSsEX COUNTY LOTTERY
OEDELAWAREf for the same objects.
drawn daily at is minutes before p. m, and the
sussex County Lottery daily at Is minutes before
All drawinse under the superiutendeuce of Lot
sery commissioners appointed BY the State of Del
pRTvrc p.,p 40 ~o,
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lD- The Postmaster General OF the sanawfch
fsiands who died August u, was-a son q fhe
present wife Of the venerable Doctor Lvmss
Beecher, BY former husband q
I3 The late Dwaikanauth Tagcse, ofCalcutta.
eisd of broken heart some f2 years ago became
IN the comulefsiat panic q 1871 bis fortune had
dwisdled down % only ef0 90, ,0D
faii<ed IN rtiex.
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The basket Of Lowes erial ship, at New
York, 10 made Of stFongly-woven wicker work
about two inches thick 1f 10 six feet In diameter
and In the centre Of It's flooring there 10 circular
aperture, large enough 10 admit mans body, and
intended 70 afford, by means Of ladder, an escape
IL necessary, to the boat that will be suspended
beneath. This boat 10 thirty feet long and 10 pro
vided with caloric engine and paddle wheels
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= CRACKNELLS,

" CRACKNELLS, E
- A. Jameson Co.s-Sods, Water, Butter, and
Jas. Roche Son's-Edlnburgh and Pie Mic.
Jos. Eox's-Excelsor and Parma
Bond boston, Milk, Oyster, and Graham
A,nolds=Fancy, Ginger Nuts, 90.
Isle of wight Cracknells, Egg Biscuits.
KING BURCHELL,
90 Y corner 18th street and Vermont avenre