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In order that the pu0lic may be able To Judge for
themselves OF the rrsnIts of Prof. GAIcheEI's methoi.
! append a few cases chiefly from among those which
have bten within my own personal ors -ryaiian. Al.
ter ~itnessIng q roi- tiafchelI's tire ltmeRs OF sait rhrum
Rheumatism. aiseA-e e. of pones. lungs. female >ystem.
&c L ut express my sincere Conviction when | say
that think il entirely unequ He'd in ips success.
}. II. DkI-C0E.
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NJ NO. U, fiaTEet St., Warren o.
The undersigned respectfully annouacs 20 tAefr
patrons s1d the pnblic in general that they are ~
receivsaS = large invoke Of
PRU6S. PAINTS. OILS,
DYE WOODS. CHEMICALS.
and al the varied articles USUALLY f5and Ia sstaSizA-
meats OF this kind
Our STOCK 70 selected With care In reference 20 both
quality and prirs, and We feel confident that We can
ofer unsqualisd Inducements 70 all who choose 70 sx-
anime our stock and prices.
Feeling grateial to our Friends fo- The ccnfdenca
heretofore gsve1 RseSe hope TO meyit a eontinEa.Ss
Of the saAle In future by fair dealing and strict atten-
tion TO the "details 81 the Drug Business. Il being o1r
ain 60 merit P4tro2age ~ he good qEelify. IS veil A.
reasonable prices Of our Goods, andfor ca 81 or oruuart
short time payments. are determined 10 ofer Induce
nents t0tks trade, heEetsfore1HequziIed IN Northern
Ohio.
WAaREs.o Oct, 9Th. '5s, o : PEW.
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HEALTH WITHOUT PHYSIC.
A PRIZE ESSAY ON NERVOUS

usi published, The 25 h thousand, in
- 3 sealed envelope, price 10 cents; or sent, post
paid. by the Publishers, for , stamps; A MEDIcsL Is
SAT on rHE PHlsIrAL EXHAUSTION AND Decay Of the
irsme from Indulgence. Infection and the Injurious
consequences OF Mercury. with the modern means Of
cure. by RI CULyERw ELL. NJ. D..
Member oil the Royal College of Surgeons &c, &c.
IL spermatorrhea, or Seminal Emissions, Ner-
yous De. ility lmpots mes. Loss CT Energy. Depression
OF Spirits. fImidits. Diseases Of the Sexual Organs,
and Impediments to Marriage generally. are promptly
and eheetuany cured by the Authors novel and most
successful 1Sie OF treatment by means OF vhich the
Invalid can7egain pristine health without having re
course to dangerous aud expensive medicines.
From the LONDON Laneet--"The best treatise ever
written on a subject OF vital Importance 10 all, we'll
worthy the Authors exalted reputation"
address the Publishers: G.. } c. KLINE & Co., LIST
Avenue, cor 18th Street, Post Box 45e6, New York CT
~ ygn5-3ucs is
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Revival at Niles.

htVINdi dI NIItss
A rrligi"us revival ia in rrngrs 8 st Nil.S.-
A large numbrr o. people ovrr"ne hundred haze
b-en converted TIE preaching is of the Gun
berland Presbyterian persuasion.
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III ERlFF'S SALE.
H. IN TraHsun Common Fl.-..

By virtue of an order OF sale In Attachment IN the
above entitled cause. issued Out OF the Court ofCon
mon Pleas of Trumbull County Ohio, to ne directed
and delivered. / nave levied on and shall expose %
public sale, as upon execution At Law. at the door CT
the Court House in Warren. in said county, On
Saturday, the 2@d day of J~anEaTy, 1850,
betwt en- the hours Of 10 o'clock. A. NJ. and 4 P. NJ, Of
said day. the legal and equitable interest Of Levi
Horn in and to the following described Real Estate.
TO Wit: situate in LGTdslown. being numlrr three in
the fourth range oftownships in the Connecticut West
cru Reserve, in the State of Ohio. and which is also
In the Cc~nty Of Trunbuil, and - known by being =
part OF lot Ne. :. dbOunded aid described as follows.
~ the East by lands Of Thomas Allen; on the South -
the Township line between LJrtstown and Jackson;
IN the west by lands of the WidoE Horn and OF the north
by lands Of Jacob Hartman and contains with said
boundaries a5ouI II acres OF land be the same mere CT
lrgs.
Also one other piece bounded and described IS fol-
lows. TO git: on the East sy the above described eleTea
acres: on the South by said township line brtweea
LoTistoEn and Jackson, on the Vest by lands Of John
Osborn deee. ssd and on the north by lands Of said
Jacob Ilarshm IN. containing tw eG-y.niEe acres Of land
lie the same more Or less. both pieces containing ~
acres Of Il id. The interest Of said Levi Horn being
the un divided three ffths part Of tse first described
~ acres; appr,iseds at Si2s,U0; and the Undivided one
seventh part Of the second described peiee, appraised
at $685.. Terms cash on dav OF sal.
A. B. LYMAN. Sheriff
Sheriff e OEce. Warren. Dee. -, Ie5S-5E
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Mitchelrs Patent Metallic Tipped

Boots and SHOES. arr somsthing new. and not
only a tip,top. hut a tiptoe article. designed TO
keep Young Americas ties inside of their hos
a little long-r Than is usually the cas-. They
can be had at McCou"-lls.
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>TRUMBULL COUNTY COURT OF
4 COMMON PLEAS.

Il COMMON &
David Obi, Michael Obi. John Oil srdl
Charles Oil, P sintas,
Samuel Oil. Andres Oil. John Obi ID.
Iii OIL, Mary Oil. RAehel A. Grouse,
Ethelbert Cruise, Angsilne Grouse,
Almira L Grouse, Hiram 4. Grouse,
Susann.h 1hrasher AID Thomas summons
Thrasher her husband, soIoD4n bus
man. Eve Dasnan- Cyrus DusnAu, IN Partition.
Hiram DGSman. Catharine Hood and
Jesse 'f"od, her husband. Eve Ayds
lott and Peter Aydelott, her husband,
Julia Rose aud jesse Rose her has
band. Abigail Mcdonald and John L..
Mcdonald her husband, and Eve OIL.
widow OF Michael OIL Defendants.
The defsndents above named will take notice thar tHe
plaintiffs have this I'd December, l-5c, hisd their Pc
ution asking for Vartit on OF The real estate Of the late
Michael Oil Of Ohl.0n. deceased, consisting Of Lhefoi-
lowing parcels OF land:
/. A tract Of e6.jf acres. lying partly in Weather.
neld. Trumbuh County. and partly 10 AnstintcEn,
Mahoning County, within the bend Of The Big NsARder
Greek.
9 tract Of n. II acres, East Of the absvs men.
iionrd tract and extending FROM the Big MeandcT TO
The C Hfsld Read and koad leading to PsrI=r's Rurn-
ace. being partly in each OF the towns and counties
above mentioned
3. A track Of "a acres in lot "a OF the 6eneral Sal,
Spring tract IN Weathersieh1. lying North and West
OF the roads leading from Ghlt0n to YOUNGSTOWN, and
lron OhIfown 20 Warren
4. A trAet Of 1877 acres. Immediately South OF the
las, trae, aEd hing East Of the village pls: Of Dillon.
5 Asman piece OF y acre in hot q Of the Salt
Spring trssJ, situate on the Westerly aide Of the Oil
ton anu Warren road al the toll gate in tbe village Of
6 tract Of % acres OF land IN Austintoxn. Ma
hening County, known as the OH farm in said town
ship, subject 10 u coal lease 10 Andrews ct. al.
The petition states that the defendant Eve Oil, Wild.
ow Of the deeedent, is entitled "a doxer ia sail preni-
ses. and that said plaintiffs are each seized OF enc
thirteenth Of the same, and ask that their
portions be aPArted TO them in ssveralty; or. II pArti-
cannot be made. that the land be sold and the pro-
:eeds divided according TO tbs shares Of the parties in
interest.
Unless the defendants above named appear and an
before the list day Of the next term or he Coar Of
Common Pleas for frumi,ull County, the 4. cree Of
,f the petition. HUfCHISS, COX & RATLIFF
Atty's for Pid,s.
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Book,Binding.

BOOK bIndlng.
Mr. 5. Schumacher is under full Roadway. at
the above business. in the rooms adjoining the
Office Of the TrumbuIl Democrat. We saw some
specimens Of bis work. the other day. which ap-
peased to be very well done. Give him q call.
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d0pneHf for the Relief OF the Siek and Dlsfrssses
afflicted oftA TfrsLeHt and Epidemic Diseases.
EHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in
view OF the awful destruction Of hzman life,
caused by Sexual diseases. and the deceptions prsc
u Ell upon The unfortunate victims OF such Iii ras-s by
ssrgeon. rs : CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of their
name. TO open 4 Dlspensary FOR the treatment Of this
class OF diseases in all their forms, and 10 give MID
iuAL ADVICE GRATIS 20 all Nho apply 10y letter.
win q description o their condition, (ase, OCCUPATION.
habits OF lite &c } aud in cases Of extreme poverty, 10
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF HARGE Il Is
EeeIless 60 add that the Association commands The
highest We ieal skill OF the age, and will furnish the
rsost approved modern .rsatm snt
The Directors a. the ass; citation. in their Animal
ne -'ri kpon tn TT stmeEt Of Sexuai Diseases. for the
year nd ng Januzry list. lS5S. express the highest .
lsfactlol with the -uccess which has attended The Ia ors
Of the Consulting >Irseon in Il cure Of spermator-
rh9a, Seminal Weakness, Impos-nce. Goporrb1.
elect syphilis, the ' &c of 0nanism or Self auuse. &c.
and order a Continuance of the same plan for the
ensuing year.
The Directors, en- a .vieu of the past f..r-5
that their lahors in this sphere of benevolent effort
nave been OF great benefit to the afflicted. especially To
the young. AMI they have resolved to devotet enselYes.
with renewed zeal. to this important and much des.
pissed cause
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhea. or Seminal
Weakness, the vice of 0naLism. Masturbatiou. or Self
abuse and other diseases of the sexual organs. nv the
Consulting surgeon will he sent by mail lin a sealed
e velore,) FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt Of TWO
STAMPS for postage. Other Reports and Tracts on the
naturr AMI treatment Of sexual diseases. diet &c. are
constantly being published for gratuitaus distribution.
and Willie sent to the afhictei- Some Of the new rem.
cities and methods Of treatment die covered urinp he
last year. are OF great value.
Address. fot Report or Treatment. DR.. GEORGE r
CALHOUN Consulting Surgeon. Howard Association,
Nos South Ninth Street. Philadelphia Pa.
81 order Of the Directors.
EZRA D HEARTwELL, PresiSent.
GEO. ~FAfRCuiLD Secretary. Aug 4t5oy
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ILI1II DIOH
at the same rates, warranted good Looking glasses
Al proportiOnate rates. Don't permit interested per-
sons" to bluff you of by telling you that we can't sell
goods Of first quality at such runiously low prices
but cal. for yourselves and you will be convinced
tqat we both can and riff do IS We agree to in every
respect We sell for CASH AND READY PAY ONLY and
you cen now huy your ware of US ct the same prices
tAat mest small dealers P0y Cr At in .Ser York. add
ing Jrelght,a and SAVE ALI THEIR OF FROM 30 10 50 per
cent, TO PUT IN YOUR own POCKET.
We charge nothing for showing goods. so call at
once ana get bargain. January 5th, 1859.
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snsriGs oace. Warren, Dec. %. Isss-sx.
SHERIFFS SALE
~ David Edgar,
vs. In TEEElull Common Peas.

N soCsWJs
By vir;ne ofan order OF Sale. In the shove emitted
cause. issued out ofthe Court Of Common Pleas. II
Trumhull County. Chic. to me directed aud delivered,
] have levied on. and shall expose 70 Public SAFE, At
90
Saturday. the s9th day Of January, 1859.
hetwen the hou.s Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. anil 1 O'Clock.
P VI. ofsIi d. the following described Real Estate,
TO WI: Situate in the County OF Trunhull. an I Stase
Of OhiS. and which are bounded aud described az fol
lows: Known AZ part Of lot number thirty OTE. in the
toSnship OF Pennington, and bsunded xs folio VS.
Commencing a. the center Of the highaa y. on the East
side Of lands new owned and occupied hy JamesD D.
Kennedy, and running due North to the North side of
James ID. kennedy's land, thence Has; ~suficisn. dis
lance TO a line, running South to the center Of the
highway. thence West to the place Of beginning. and o
contain one haitian acre OF land. Appraised al S270,G0.
TEKzs:-Cash on day Of Sale
A \. LYMAN. Sherig.
Sheria's Onee. Warren. Dec. % So.
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NARNISHES-No l Il 9 Copa, D.
mar, Best Coach. Furniturr aud Japan yarnish-
es. Nv Wn.hlS Il pEV
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The Hardware business in all its branches will be
continued at the Tall Brick" as heretofore by the
undersigned. The Customer Of the firm are respect
fully selitited to cOntiuue their patronage.
Grateful for liberal patronage received for the past
eight years I shall make every effort TO merit a con
tinrance OF the same. EARRE CEARD
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MORE THAN 3O0 REAMS OF Cap
vi and letter psper have been received at ADAMS'
BOOKSTORE, within the past month, 80 you raay
k5o~ sbeTe - the place 70 buy it. to sell sg1.a.
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NEW YORK STORE.

embracing our usual large assortment in every depart
ment. and including all the novelties in Dress and
Fancy Goods. We are marking our goods down TO the
fOrest kDiHg prices and intend to ne popular with all
who wish TO buy desirable goods cheap. The highest
market price always paid for produce.
Sent. Is. IS. PARKS & WENTZ.
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1853. Our Fail & Winter stock of 1859.
cARRIAGE& = EsSFRIMaISgs ver~usysr
so on 4.e Tremendous. rcried ard essap az now.
Everybody nay BY bayiaz Of I
PAfca &1eeDYcKE.
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camps UOtel.-A CAMP Pro
~ prietor; Market street one door east Of W. T.
Bank. Warren. o Dec. O., IS.
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NOTICE The Orwell Agricultural
L ' Society. will hoh their hrst Annual Meeting. for
the election of officers. and Transaction Of other busi-
ness. at the Town Hal. on Friday, TIE 9Th day Of Jan
uary nexL. at one O'Clock, P VI.
CAB. PRATT. see'y.
Der 90 ,S--avr
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sI2a:Nt AbtNs R0OKsrnRE.
NASH FOR TALON, a. the olove
~ Store four doors west Of the Bank.
J. A. TRACY.
I'VE W~O0DS-Logwood. Nicwood,
IL camwood. Fustic. &C.. by WOODS & PEW.
GAIT PETRE-60O lbs. Pune Salt
~ Fstrs ~ WOODS & PEW.
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dom ADES-W nti~nt & ram. -.
naar Pouaai-. Balm 4 Vi. Players Til. ple-a,.
tsa L, aa> kstals;rur. At WaolrsIa aad itr,alI ~
MfhgU- a / EN
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! AMP BLACK Il s.f L ,,
a. sahs Lead N-ui,s,r iie'i Spanish B~c =. VT
% Jehrr ~. spanish AHiuh= Ia qial'it.e> l. N L
nuUDe 5 -
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Wnman's Friend, Rnsire.
y Fancy and Toilet Soaps, of 4IIkinds. by thu Box.
bar. or StuCf- mound nv woods d PEW.
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MI uEGS n M IN - Tor sale
~ by the Packag- FOUND Vt siusle ounre. by
Wu0US A. PEW
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NANDLES-Slar Tatlow, d. SteaIIne
~ Candles. for sale by the Box or sin.l, pound.
loom A. PEW
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t)ArENT MEDICINES-Ot all kinds
L at Wholesale and Retail by WOODS & PEW
NNAFTO-5 Baskets, fresh & nice
AT WnOnc a, DEur,c
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SULPHATE MORPHINE-One Gaze
DP. a VS.. S~ulphsse Morphine for sale by
XOn ~ l. PEW
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SULrH QUlNINE-1OU ounces just
~ received frvm Powers & weightma-.h by
WIAns q pEW
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LUM &G-Aium. CnperaS. B ue
\ VitrioL, Ext. LogSood, suIphar. birthstone. &C,
by WOODS a. PEW
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iNDIGO-Be<I Manila an Bengal
1 Inuigo. by the Package. poun" or ounce. nv
U.AnnS L. pEW
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lERFUMERY-Lnbin's BszIn ; and
L Michrll's celebrated Perfumeries. at
lnAns L nEU,s
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DROWN & Rleached Shirtings and
- Sheetings Ticking, Batting. Wicking, wadding
cotton Yarn, White AMI Colored Carpet Chain, &c.
&c.-the best make can always he found very cheap
at the NEW YORK STORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-19

LLAVORING EXTRACTS-Ex
L traces Lemon, Vanilla, Rose. Strawberry & Pine
Apple. BY q d PEW
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nlL-ianner's No / & 9, Machinery
" Meats Foot, Lard. Olive aud Castor. in largr and
sa.all quanlitIes. 10y MOODS q PEW.
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ECLECTIC MEDICINEo-Eclec ic
II preparations of all kinds for sale ny
a.a.n- r Hpu-
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CONCENTRATED LYE-For max
~ ing Soap, by the Box or pound. at
WOODS & PEW's.
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MOTHER CASE : to.r 81. At. iui
: Bla-A Ca ,>inrre Hit. jut reed. Fail Sul--
al All at o,r NJ J. J. SFrW tKES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-01
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S-P

The examination in relation to the kill
ing of Philip Barton Key did not take place
to-day as anticipated.
Mr.. Sickles has retained as his counsel, Mr.
Stanton of Pittsburg, Chiffon Ratclif, and
report says others, including David Paul
Brown of Philadelphia. Through the in
tervention of friend friend, Mr. Sickles has
consented for the present that Mrs Sickles
and their children shall remain with her
mother, who was yesterday telegraphed for,
and is expected to arrive tonight. The Jail
was to-day visited by many of Mr.. Sickle's
numerous friends.
Reports are afoat concerning all the par
ties having the effect to exaggerate facts al
ready painfully distressing, and many of
these rumors are pure fiction.
Much interest is manifested with regard
to the organization of the next House in
view of the present pro liability of an extra
session.
Several gentlemen of the opposition are
spoken of for the various Offices Most
prominent is Edward Ball, ex-member from
Ohio. who is named for Clerk
The naval appropriation bill which was
by the House to-day, proposed as originally
reported, to appropriate about SIC, 800, 900,
but it was Gus down to the extent of 81
! 100000. 1t appfopriates 5000, 900 fol
the completion of the seven sloops-of-war
and the side wheel steamers heretofore au.
thorized.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-01

INyALIDs REgoIcE-.A new era is taking
place in the SCIENCE of medicine The time
has come when the worst and most appall-
ing cases of disease can be cured. New
discoveries are being made in the medicinal
agents employed, as well as in the art of
combining and preparing them Four
years trial has fully established the fact,
that DR.. Easterly's Family medicines are the
best and most certain curatiyes known for
the diseases for which they are recommend
ed. Every family should keep supply on
hand, and thereby save doctors bills, and
much suffering DIR. Easterly's Iodine and
Sarsaparilla, Dr. Carriers Cough Balsam,
DR.. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer, Dir.
Hooper's Female Cordial and DIR. Baker 5
Specific are all meeting with n rapid sale
and are universally approved. Over One
Hundred Thousand Dollars of these popular
articles have been sold within the last TWO
years. See the advertisements in our col
umns.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-01
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Explosion of the Steamer
Princess F!
By TnE Z. & W. LINE.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 2!

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 28.-P n.
The steamer Princess, from Vieksburg for
New Orleans, exploded her boilers and burnt
on Sunday morning at Conrad's Point near
Baton Rouge. Four hundred persons were
on board. Two hundred are lost and miss
ing Mostly residents of Louisiana and
Mississippi. A large number of ladies were
on board, filing the ladies cabin and half
of the gentlemen's cabins.
KILLED-J w. Seymour, Baton Rouge :;
Calhoun, Maysyille, KY; Pilot of Princess !;
assistant Engineer; H. B. Murphy, of St.
Louis ]. ]. Hodges, of Miss. three persons
unknown.
MISSING = Charles Bannister joseph
Clark, second clerk; Samuel Waits, of Va.
No other Northern or Eastern names ascer-
tanned. A large number are badly scalded,
and otherwise injured.
The boat and cargo are q total loss The
boat was one of the finest on the river
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-01
Special Notices.

II CHaIisa gs.-.2s the oioners and
friends of the SILVER STAR boasting of the
superior speed of their favorite boat over that of
the CHARLEY BOWEN, to test the fact, or to put
stop to this of gsssing, the supporters of the
Charley Bowen propose to run her from Paducah to
Evansville, time within one month, in a race
against time--or with the Star-on a wager for
any amount from $500 to $1,000. ANY disposed
to take the bet, will find $500 ofthe money deposit
ed at the ST. Charles Restaurat and learn par
ticulars application to A. KURTZ.r-Let the
Boosters come up to the scratch, now, iff ,sre.
If not, let than "hold their peace"
Re The Paducsh papers will please copy, and
send their bill to the Charley Bowen. feb2S
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-01

aA- Henry Clay Pate, gentleman Who G
name became quite familiar during ia ;
border war" in Kansas, was married in
Portsmouth, Va. on the 10th inst, to NJ SO
Sue Thomas.
* The King of Sweden is in a sad
stat. His muscles have entirely lost their
power, and he is not only unable to stand,
but even to move limb.
gy@ Mrs Stowe will visit Paris in 0cto-
Der, intending, it is said, to place her chill
Dire al school in that city.
BGg@ The New York Commercial AaUer-
tissr states that novel scene WIS witnessed
in Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn, on Monday
evening, being n grand wedding party-the
groom negro, and the bride young Irish
girl. The wedding party consisted of seven
negroes, with their wives. The groom is a
waiter on the Empire City.
MsA. The Rev. Antoinette l.. Brown
preached twice on Sunday, to good accept
4nce, in Worcester, Mass.
ssn. Bayard Taylor says the lighthouses
of the Cars, in latitude 60 North, contain
the finest collection of tropical plants in Eu-
rope. Palm trees are sixty feet in height,
and there are banks of splendid orchards
The lighthouses are about mile and !.ali
in length.
Beg Says the Buffalo Commercial: s'Lasi
Saturday woman about twenty-five year:
of age, once beautiful and respected, and the
wife of a former merchant on Main street
was sent to the penitentiary as vagrant
| Her career of dissipation has finally dragged
! her down to the level of the yilest wretches.'
sA The "Whigs" of Monroe county
Tenn, in their recent meeting to appoint
| Delegates to the American State Convention,
! nominated the Hon. John Bell for the Presi-
dency. The Nashville Union insists that
| he shall first run the chances of a canvas:
for the Office of Governor of Tennessee.
sag Nile. Anna de Bonnie, French bal
let girl of the Opera Comique, wears the
mantle of Rachel, and will appear in one o
Racine's tragedies.
! B Samuel 7. Poe, of Maysville, Ky.
who had $500, has disappeared from Cincin
natl, and it it is feared, has been foully deal
with. He was formerly barkeeper of tn,
eastmer Tempest.