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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-30

!noem er iid rerben9e, Ia9te er: Utsin Name
| 1T 6rleprta g8tlbelm BON Braunidmet8.
SD bate bic Gbrc, @w. DnrhlauAt gu CT.
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ltao lpeSbalb ia9teu sic es mir nidt fra3te
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EeGen unbuute5 Oaupt. Seine etiquette,
Oral la9te er falt unmillis. S9 bin nIdts al5
el1 armer SCIoat, Der faunl lpeiB, mo er lelu
9aupt btnlesen lrlI, unO Der Ia9 nm Gag unp
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Die 3eit lpito tomuel, po ale Die, welde
bun8ern, wle gw. Our9lau4t bungern, geldt.
ttSt werDen ip0en, Iagte Ju(tuS @runel feierltd.
2Senn sic mabr lpreden, 6reuhp, rief Der
SerSc8 NIT alterer gnlpbaie, rpenn tie mabr
lprehen, 10 miro Dd8 NuBe melneS geblenoeten
unO in Ser5weifluuo 9eltorteneu 0aerS liA
bort cbeu mleoer Sffuen, unp mt jeliBen Tbrd
nen tplro er bernieOerldauen auf Die befreite
lSelt. llnD Die Tbr6nen uerpen enolid feline
lebten 2poe8wCrte, Die pie 6euer III meinem
Vulen bremen, auslS1en. vOb, welbe
5dmad Welde SdmaG !" rus waren pie
leeten Wcrte melnes 8ateYs. SD bore tie Gag
uno Jta9t, lie tin9en epi9 rrr memen Sbren
ne ooS IcDes9ellute Deutl6lanp8, lie brens
nen ewlS III meinem Bergen, wle eine Offene
QSanos, lie tla9en unD dA5eu nnA IN cleier
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Aber balo miro bic 3eIt toulner, no ale ull-
lere Wunpen beIlen, ia8te Graf MIufer erulf.
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Fsry lnorang fekcept Sunday and ls ce.isexsg
arriers TO Guy Subscribers st OTIS. psr weoie.
Fhe WECKEA is also delivered in the tss'ss
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Pr1cefor Mail Subscribers of tbs daily aQkR
So. 50 advance.
2a- ne weekly BALTIMORE W Eek aftis ps.~.s
led eYery Friday 1T 81 per anaun aud 81 per
uonths III advance. ttsE3 i tt.
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Die Selber Der Hepolntpn
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,eidgsten tn AusenGGen eenDmmen werben.
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et&etat isbe gtDD@ tn gten gsrt umb fOa geatsbt
ctnielns Summer, $500 t6trItA tn DprduSbes esablune
Ste tR erEB'e tlufrtre DUGenbIa weles in beut.
Gaer Gpraae In b @ereinBten Staten eretn entbGlt
praHprae SauhraDnen Der te6euten6hen IaaeSereouTe
aussenee GtldalunSea 3sSeea, anstbptea uAO TtU6e-
bertd,te Aes Gs fur untre 3anbsleute nur rgenb BON
3nteres III irb bic SluRrtr 9euns In eepdber SpraGe
6m seer srsabn unb ba e 6 pCItf&en unb reltsb-
fen rassn fern bait, Oate Ne tn eber Semitic Sebalten
perben.
fant 9esltfs Saufrtrte 8eituns tt anf bas Bette pa
pier sebrudt 16 Sen tart uab teDer Sabrgane brfelbca
mele gtte unb Snbaftss 9ere6nB beiseeeben ptrb b~
bet eneu 8anb Der nebr 9eep sntb6 ala reenb Elm Con.
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ree be1ebresbe nb unterbalenbe gBD1entatt ue!eS In
BEN @erttutgten Staateu erihetnt. lEs 1als fls
Sranf 2ssle6 Slufrtr 3ettuns" III Bel alien 8ettunsS.
aaetten u baben DSsr aus Der Oee o 13 Srautrrfra6
oeoen Ntn{entun1 bee Betrases, gu belteten.
gDt, rerfenbea elm GrempIar fur $500
I5I 3Uet @rempIare fur $500
bret ~ $500
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Da8 Oiplpm bcS MarYlarbe JnEttuteS.
Geenw6rtt8ss Dtplpm erfer Rlofe wurbe Darpldne
SuRtfute" 5errA SOB. 6. 9BtIfpn SDn Baltimore f1r
befe Otb pt gDttSts uprcnu welGen r BET Der tn Der
Stab Baltimore am T. 0ttpter 1852 Deranfaltfn Nusfss
lung nmerttaniaer 8a6rifate sei8te ..
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ST. 25 $.59 $3.50 unS $500 be GllDne nb befGnnt8
an anb unb m gauSen ur6 ba!ben 8dsrn in Demtipbns,
(yauCnen unb etnsetnen Slaf&en gu taben i'm te
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@Ge bon SOiparb> ,tnh gambenIfr.,
aaenu6er benz Deppt Baltimore SttD @1eababn.
: Rcmmt unb praft ben 5pf Sc eaunesn perbea anst-
npmaten unb prompt aas8efIbrt BON benz Nsenten.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-10
Evansville commercial College

Me-. z, WORTH FIRST BTREE1
0v EVANSVILLE, iSD.--This Institution prs
septs every ibduesAent to young men wishing T.
acqute thorough practical knowledge Of Double
Entry Book Keeping, well as general Businesa
Education
THIS Institution Las been ih Successful operation
tor over ive years. For Catalogues other par
ticulars, call Ak the ROonis or address
dselSly JEEgMTAH BENIN, Principal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-10
IND, SATURDAY MORNING sERTEaBER TO- 1853
Henry ward s.echer ON Luck

..fT
= This divine says great many good things
-pithy, wise, and quaint. In recent lee
ture on "good and bad luck he observed
that some men thought that Providence held
an implacable spite against them, and that
they never met with luck, while others did.
He then went on to say that one, with a
good profession, lost his luck i'm the river,
where he idled away his time i'm fishing,
when he should have been in the Office
Another, with good trade, perpetually
burnt up his luck with his hot temper,
which provoked all his employees to leave
him. Another, with a lucrative business,
lost his luck by awaking diligence at every
thing but his business. Another, who stead
lily followed his bottle. Another, who, was
honest and constant at bis work, erred
by perpetual misjudgments, he lacked dis.
cretion. Hundreds lost their luck by en-
dorsing; some by sanguine speculations
by trusting fraudulent men, and by dishon-'
est gains, A man never has good luck who
has bal wife He never knew an early
rising, hard working, prudent man, careful
OF his earnings, and strictly honest who
complained of his bad luck A good char
acter, good habits, and iron industry, are
impregnable TO the assault of all the i'll luck
fools ever dreamed of. But when he saw
tatterdemalion creeping out Of a groggery
late in the forenoon, with his hands in his
pockets the rim of his hat turned up, and
the crown knocked in, he knew he had bad
luck for the orst Of all luck is to be
sluggard, knave, and tippler.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-10

IL BRULER, having formed copartnership Tor
the practice Of Medicine, osr their services to the
citizens Of Evansville and vicinity. ..l.l...
once on Third street, In the first building above
tts Crescent City Bank. over Jones a Biyths's Law
ofhce. ....
Dr. Pshnington's residence, ON Chestnut street.
opposite the Episcopal Church ~. ~. -.
Dr. De Brulsr's residence, corner Of Cherry aud
second streets. ..s.t.. ..-t 60. mars
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-10

BATrLE OF LAKE ERIx.-To-day is tie
anniversary OF the Battle of Lake Erie, and
the day appointed for laying the corner stone
OF the monument TO Commodore Perry at
Put-in-Bay, where the great victory was
gained. Preparations have been made Tor
one of the most imposing celebrations that
has ever been held on this beautiful lake
The Masonic fraternity OF the States OF New
York, Pennsylvania, Ohio. Indiana, snd
Michigan will meet ou this occasion to lay
the corner stone Of suitable monument to
the memory OF their heroic departed broth.
err The Governors of each Of these states
will be present and participate in the cere-
monies. Hon. Tom Corwin is the principal
orator for the occasion. orations will also
be delivered by Hon. Joshua r, Giadings,
Hon. Lewis Cass, Seuators Douglas, Wade,
and other distinguished Statesman.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-10

"OA7fE ZI.ME-x66 E8TS, IN
" Rnod chipping order. Also Grey Lime I'm
bbds. and bsrzsis, In any gg4nut7 % suit purchAs
&c, BY "a @aAez 0Eo. foeTERS CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-10

NV0BAC CcO-SO PACKAGES OF VTR0IYIA
- Pounds, Elves, Twist, and Fig, for sale low
by g. Z. GILBERT CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-10

3 There are fourteen revolutionary SOL
diers now living in Massachusetts,, whose
united ages amour. to thirteen hundred and
forty-nine years. -...r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-10
INSURANCE AGENCY.
ALLEN g. HAllOCK,

Evansviife. - .s1.l.a BE-.
UNDERWATER AND GENERAL INSURANCE.
AGENT, a "a ..-
ADJrsTsR or AVERAGES, AND N0rARY PvsLfc.
He continues to issue Policies from several First
Class and most reliable 1tH sfr rlH b
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Coastry, Iniasd and Fire RISKS. tie will
also receive applications for = 4f4a
LIFE INSURANCE. sr sfI4..a.
lie will attend TO the Adjustment of Lesseu
VI every description upder policies from other
agencies and attend to the settlement ot all mat
ters connected with INSURANCE, for parties in-
terested. His hong experience ISsuRAScE
ArESr, has made him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance.
sS- once Marble HaIi Building, No . Main ST.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-10
v0LUMlEl XII. 5si,yJ8

r.kJ1s or sUB SCBxR THO-r
Dali, Paper 90
n An. vrssk (pay able 20 Csrriersl W
fri-weeklJ Paper ~
q e Clubs Of l6 or more.....--.........- w
- The privilege Of yearly advertisers is limited
a. ,bsir own imp ediate business In their own name'
- al Advertisements for the benent u other
rsr,ons e we'll legal advertisements and ahss,-
,,sanants Of auction sAlss, and advertisements with
ia name Of other persons, sent In BY thsm' u's'
3, paId for At the usual rates
- No report resolutions OF prooesdings OF any
,osso-stiou. society, association OF public meeting
- 1 = |, commupcafion designed TO call attention. 70
sny matter of limited of individual intert can y"
nyy.,,sS' unless paid for an advertisement
A.. Contracts Tor yearly advertising wiz nos %
IsrSfinusA unless order 70 that ensct Is ieit ~
- ,Ifacs and when discontinued In less thAn .
yssr, ths price Of the whole year VII Oe charged
-. Ie1sI Advertisements hereafter win be pup,
Esfs Ia 1ha expanse Of the sttorneys ordering. sne
aot .alayable ior legal proOsedings but eose'ao'e
y. -, our terms for Job work and transient ad'sr-
ti.snIsats are CASH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-10

HARJN-8 IrS LU.SiAB T
A&pxps5s at law, Sotaries Public and Real K~-
Isse Agents. Evansville, indiana;
vrI PRACTICE law In the Conrts o. this Stats,
80 setend 10 fhs collection Of claims In any part Of
ss DATED States VIII buy and se real estate IN the
sfix o. Fvansviiis, I'm vanderburgh and adjoining
1otiss and IN the West generally, and VIII psrtorm
cay other dufiss psrtAlning 70 Anorneys OF Heal
fstAts ASsots. Lots ard faTns als'ays for SALE
esyusan spoi<en by a member of the firm
nHUfkos on fhIrd street, opposits tbs coart
Hslss In ttss roouls ornsriy ocsupis3 b, the stc
aysD ~ Lacthart, Parrett Dcnby5 .rlIs
eaAhtts D<kp< .........J AcOb trnHfsuDs ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-10
~. NUG NE y,


Just recsived and for sale by the subj q ~
scriber, q large and splendid assortment
of Books and Stationery, consisting I'm 24
part Of 600 Reams OF Cap, Letter and -
Note Paper 500 Quires Of Blank Books, from l0c.
to Sl.co per quire; 10000 assorted Envelopes !;
Memorandum Books Of all kinds !; also, large as
sortment of School Books Bibles of all kinds; AL
kinds of Miscellaneous Works; Gold Pens OF all
kinds steel Pens OF every brand; Gold and Silsss
Penholders and Pencils Pocket Books and Post-
mcnnais Of every description; Musical Instruments
7 al kinds Sheet Music and Music Paper: Draw
ing Paper and Pictures States and Psaeils Ink
and Inkstands aud many other articles too nu-
msrcus 10 mention. all a whirh Will be sold at tbs
very ioxest prfcs tpr oash. J. HEALY, p.
Posters Block. corner II Main and First streets.
auz11
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-10

asy~ The following sad occurrence is related
by the Wheeling, (ya.) Times. Two young
ladies started from the Ohio side of the riv-
er to attend a camp-meeting at Castleman's
Run; when near Wellsburg they hailed a
mSn to take them across the river to the
Virginia side. The gentleman whom they
requested to take them over, started with a
skiff. The young ladies stepped in, and
when near the centre OF the river. the skif,
being worn ont affair, filled with water
and sunk. eonsisuins the three to a atery
grave. The bodice were recovered about
four hours amer the Occurrences.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-10

u street, Evansville, Indiana, wholesale Deal
-rs In Groceries and all kinds Of Proaace, Nails
0Iass, White Lime, Cement, Cotton Yarn, White
Lead, Iinseed on, &c, ke Also, constantly on
nand full stock Of Sash, Panel Doors, &c, OF all
.iIes. --l - ape
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-10

Nm. BIERbOH kR '.
HDIERR0 WEE BROCGAfO1N
ID Wholesale DRUGGISTS, Dealers In PAIsTs'
O+Ls yARstsHEs, &C., Washington Block Main st.,
Evansville, Ind. Country erchants suppieI ON
very liberal terms. my'-y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-10

Ok BOXES EXTRA HA.MBTaGHt
AeD Cheese, lI l.slf E 81 .--l.1lr7sl.-- r.
Is A No. Pine Apple Cheese
2 kbls Powdered Sugar i.efsu 81 ~ 3
5 bbls Crushed do, s- , "a
$50 Ds choice sugar-eured Dried Beef.
500 fbs prime Leaf Lard 4tH--
10 bxs Star Candles
10 bxs Opal do, tfaF
10 kitts new Mseksrel. Received per stsera-
st. Louis, at e. II. COOK e SONS.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-11-17

Dt.ptration of GnmJlers-The other dny,
At the famous German bathing and gambling
place. Hamburg. Frenchman. who had hem
playing Tor some time will, the usual luck of
xnmester" put down his last napoleon, and lost
e. ilkh The rest. lis drew pistol ont Of hi.
pocket, ana blew his brains oni. while sitting NJ
the fatal trenic ct o"nramte table The p-npI.
VINO are generally in attendance threw n
ciolh over his face and carried the wr-ichrd
man out, i'e b"ing EXTINCT and the game nro
ceeded Gs if nothing bad "ernrrrd. Monster
Snreis. Spaniard. now 1T IIa,nhnrp, has lost
4Vo.ooo francs @ nj the gaming table. Ills
play, which be Sill canlnues, is obliged TO he
now on more n"dcrn,- scale. bnt not 80
his temper. Ills rage is e. cr.n, a, loSiu,.
that. before the croupcr can rnk. I'D the
nopey. he takes it up anil throws il At him.
which, II 1t happens to tie gold instend oI IN.
per- ID moi u plehsn"t way of b-ins pnid lie
always insists in sitting next The c,oupi-r. who
Is the dea!rr Of the cards. The consequences
ia. that when they knew he is playing, or 60
ing 20 play: the groupiers toes up 1" See whicI,
snail DEAL their dread IS SO great Of being his
neighbor.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-11-17
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.

The Ehcefi.!d .idrcrti<cr. in allutiing to the
recent meeting oi the friends and foes OF thus
entrrrrisr. n, Edr-fi III C. II. GAYS, after the
matter was DISCUSSED by Judge FRosr AMI 'rnEN
H"LMS in favor. and CARROLL aud GeLGo opposr,l
that rr-nntIous in favor Of the Road were
l">t hy " large and very decided m.joriry
The idr'rtiser thinks that ii majprty of the
rr"p'e Of Erete:.l. is in favor "f il. W. hope
ii is not mistaken The majority in tho Legs.
ln'nr" against The road, is very small that
it will he necessary only 10 hrimg two or three
Into the fuilh 10 insure lis success.
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Iuteresting from WIshiuofou-The snac;,l cor

Anterestino{rom H'shingto".- .-Th. .pecia, cor
responder, Of the New York Times telepraphs
10 that paper AZ foliuwn:
! havo good reason To believe that the admin.
istralinn feel confident Of the success Of Mr.. AZ.
Lane IN negotiating :hr proposed treaty viii:
Mexco. SeTor L-rdn had an interview with
che President Yesterday. Since then h.. has ,c
ceived late and highly important intelligence.
from vera Crvz. which he has submitted for ,h.
consideration Of our government. 1t is now he.
iieved that the Treaty will l.. here soon after
the meeting Of Congress.
Mr.. Faulkner will puuIis, n letter to morrow
IN the States and Union, d.nving the report tha,
he pronounced Browns trial ii muck-rv of ;ns.
tics. and explaining his Connection with the de
fence.
II is understood thai an effort will he nar. to
exclude Hon. II. Wner Davis Of BaI,mnr.
from his seat, OIL the ground that the late cleo
tion in that city was not legal one.
The right Of th- Mayor nf Gcorr-tovn to holI
his Office Is now being contested b., FORE the uni.
ted Stale District Court.
The probabilities are now in favor Of Ille m.
Peintment Ct Judge Roosevelt TO tn. Frenci,
Mission.
On Tuesday Capt. Pain was inferred in the
Songreslpnni cemetery. There Hns n large at
1endancr OF officers Of the army nni navy in
citizrn's dress. Previous to BIZ, death IL, made
the request that thers should tie 10 military
demonstrations over his remains
Judge D"nglas who war thought to 10 much
better ls now considrrrd dangerously ill., fIis
disease is bilious fever.
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