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LIBERAL DONATION OF BooKs.--Sir John
Forbes, the eminent physician, having retired
from active life, has generously presented his
very valuable medical library, numbering
about 5000 volumes, to the Marisohal Col
lege, Aberdeen, whore he received his early
education.
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TRAINS DEPART.

LITTLE MIAMI.-Day Express, 1000 A. NJ; Accom-
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINcINNATI.-600 A. NJ; l245 p.
NJ; 7:l6P.M. .t1 b..
0HIo AND MIssIssIpPI-7:2O M; 400 MI 1880 r. NJ.
A. M; 1000 AM; $40 p. M; $50 P. ll:30 P. M
MARIETTA AND QNCINNArI.-s:40A A. M; $40 p. NJ.
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HIsrRIoNIc SENsATIoN.--It is rumored that
Mr.. Betterton, descendant of the Better
ton, and pupil Of Mr.. Young, is about to
try his fortune on the stage, and 1t is further
reported that Mr.. Mason, relative Of Mr..
Charles Ksmble, will shortly quit the pulpit
and take to the sock and buskin. Rumor also
states that Mr.. T. P. Cooke has resolved on
giving six farewell performances, and that
they are to be genuine "fnal" ones.
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JOHN mitchell AND HIS NATIVE SoIL.-
John Mitchell, in letter from Paris, regard
ing the movement being made in Ireland to
obtain an amnesty for him and his fellow
exiles, declares that he would accept no am
nesty. Ho adds that he will never live in
ireland again under the English rule, and yet
be hopes to 90 back and live in Ireland.
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A WOMAN ENTERTAINING Two HUSBANDS AT
THE SANE TME.--A woman named Ann Cole
man has been committed at Blaina to the
Monmouth (Wales) Assizes, for the very novel
otfense Of having two husbands living with
her at the same time-one being at the works
in the day and the other on the night turn.
Evidence Of her first marriage at Wolvsrton,
Somersetshire, eighteen years ago, at the age
of eighteen, and of her recent marriage,
within q few weeks of the present time, was
produced, and the certificates were read.
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OPPRESSION OF SCHILLER IN BoYHooD. -Oi
schiller's boyhood German writer thus
speaks:
Even the mental food for which he cravsd
was denied him. He had to read by stealth,
with fear and difficulty lock and key,
some friendly companion keeping watch the
while-the standard works of the then classic
authors Of his country. But tho severer the
trammels imposed, the bolder flew his fancy
into the boundless realms Of FREQ thought. In
the midst Of petty miseries, he built up an
ideal world Of his own. With the pains and
penalties Of the barraok constantly before him,
he strove to mould himself to the classic pat
tern of Plutaroh's antique worthless, and bs.
came rebel against monarohic authority.
Together with his fellow students, he in secret
adopted as device expressive Of their aspira-
tions, lion rampant, with the notto-"h
tyranaos."
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AN NAMALGANATIoNIsT MoBBED IN ARKANSAS.
A white man living in Fort Smith, Ark,
known by the name Of Charley, took a mu-
latto girl to the theater on Thursday night,
and entered the colored gallery, she holding
. his arm. A few minutes after his return
home, the b'hoys procured rail, set Charley
astride Of It and rode him down to the river.
They then brought him back to the place
whence they stsrted, gave him his orders to
leave, or take hundred lashes. - -.
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AN AGREEABLE COMPANION WANTED. - A
young man advertlses in the Chicago papers
for the acquaintance and friendship of q young
lady Of cultivated taste and amiable disposi.
tion, whom he may attend to the opera and
lectures during the winter. To such young
lady o pleasant acquaintance is offered; but
under no circumstances, a proposal Of mar.
ria9e .6.
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DurY.-No mans spirits were ever hurt by
doing his duty. On the contrary, one good
one sacrifice of desire or interest, purely for
Conscience sake, will prove cordial for weak
or low spirits, beyond what either indulgence,
Or diversion, OF company can do for then. "
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AaTRuE WOMAN AND DEVOTED WIrE.-A
woman in Baltimore lost her husband recently
and IN the depth Of Aer undying love and
affection, she sold his body TO medical stu
dent for round sum, and Alled her cellal
with wood and coal purchased with the money
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y DEATH OF METHODIST MrNIsrER.--Rsv. j.
W. Cooke, formerly 9 lawyer, and more re.
Gently attached to the ministry Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, died within . day or
two past, ut drsenville, 8. G., where hs was In
attsndsnss Of the Conference. l
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The EXPRESS EueExIs AS AN AorREss.-The
Empress Eugenie played, on the 18th Novem-
Der, tho principal role in the little drama
written for the Court by Octave Fsuillet, but
tho utmost silence is maintained as. to how
she performed tho part. This silence is omin-
Gus. Gf-5gos "a
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
TRAINS ARRIVE.

LITTLE MIAMI.-Nisht Express 500 A, NJ, Accom-
modation, 2:5 p. NJ; Day Express. 6:35 p. NJ.
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINcINSAri.-ll:l5 A. M; $40 P.
M; lA0A.M M. .I 't "a -
OHIo AND MIssssprI.-s.26 A. M; lI.45 A. NJ: 1918
Pm
CrNeIsNArI, HAMILTON AND DAyToN.-7:i5 A. NJ; ll:os
"A. NJ; lGn p. NJ; 6.52 P. M; 8:50P.M.
MARIgrrA AND CINClRNArI.-ll.20 A. NJ; 662 P. N.
hfChM0ND AND INDIANAPoLIs.-l260 NJ; 666 p. NJ.
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Robinson's Silver Soap.

vUNHE SILVER SOAP rs PREPARED
Plated and Britannia Wares, and fcr cleaning Mir.
rors, Marble, Tin, &C.. This is The most convenient
offered 70 the public. Il may be used even By the
most inexperienced with entire safety a. il contains
nothing that can injure the finest plate or ewelry
Carriage Mountings II 10 invaluable. Many Of our
largest importers and mapufacturers Of silver and
plated ware have used this article and have river Il
their unqualified approval. Eor sale b.
del2o Obposite the Postoiics
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ADAMS g. PECKOvER
Inventors. Proprietors u Manufacture h..
NOVELTY IRON FOUNDERY,
3 3 3
FOURTH.sT., NEAR SMITH, GIN o.

We beg leave most respectfully, 10 offer the follow
ing certificates and references of antilles using the
Alligator which will, at glance, remove all doubts
Of its intrinsic merits fl4
For soiae months have been using tho Alligator
Coal Cooking Stove. It's superior cooking qualities
combined with its cleanliness must tualy secure
to the owners large share af public patronage.
-rr. 49,. -.s JOHN MCLEAN.
have been using one of Messrs. Adams 4 Peck.
overs Alligator Cook Stoves for some months, which
gives entire satisfaction in every respect, and
cheerfuly recommend 1t to those who In want Of
"A SUPERIOR cook stove. II. ii. LEAVITT.
For'the last year have been using the Alligator
Coal Cooking Stove, man ufactured by Messrs. Adams
3 Peckover, which consider a superior stove, and
gives the utmost satisfaction 1t is the only stoye
have found that cooks perfectly with coal.
For some time past have been using one Of Msssrs.
Adams Il Peckover's All gator Coal Cooking Stoves,
and eau recommend them as being superior stove,
giving entire satisfaction in every respect.
JOS. BUSHNELL, Coal Merchant.
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vFyHIs SIOVE HAS NOW BEEN BEFORE
Il the public three seasons, and owing TO Its POT.
uiarity and Increased demand, we have been oen-
PEELED to make two more sixes-haviDE SIX siEss
complete, suitable, from the smallest family mp to
the largest class boardin nR. house. Tho celebrity
these Stoves have gained for themselves can NOT he
too highly appreciated as every family having them
In use can truly testify. ...
Thanking the public for their generous support, II
is OUR determination TO supply the wants Of the COM
munity with thu benefits which a practical mechan.
cal education can only supply. .-.
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Hon. Judge Mclean, Clif.
ton,
Hon Judge,L Leavitt, IS Il.
Eifth-street, .
Judge Van Ham, 292
Fourth,
Judge Hoadly, 270 Sd,
DR.. Rolker, 58 8th,
Din Orphan Asylum Elm /,
John Kebler, 349 4th,
II. Smith, firm Of Lincoln,
Smith Il Warnock,
II. Vallette, 347 4th, g.
N. q. Mclean, Glendale,
II. b. Funk, 266 Vine,
Jos. Bushnell, coal mer.
Jas. Espy, 29S4th,
j. jeffrey, Eng. Gas wis
I. Il. Yeatman, StorrsTp
A. ". francisco Press
Office.
A. Hughes, Commercial,
w. b. Wells, Cin'ti Type
Foundry,
4 E.O. Ross, 284 Longwori h,
Chab. Chadwick, 4O4 4th,
T. W. ,Sgrague, i93 7th,
Mr.iHoughtOn, lGO 8th,
VIM. gomstock, 26l 4th,
g. Hole, 36l 7th,
j. Harvey, 207 LOngworth
yohh Anderson, 4l3 4th,
Jonathan Ogden, 1886 4th,
W. W.Woods, 44s4th,
John Tanner, Wrightson
James 8. Mbett, l57 1th,
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JOHN KRBLER.

Joseph W. Wayne, 39l, Sth
M. Brooks, Mt. Auburn
Hev. W. s. Kennedy, IA
John. street,
J. P. Jones, 224 Fourth,
DR.. Norton, IA Fourth,
d. Thatcher, 329 George,
VIM. Jolly, ll6 9Th,
Jos. Tall bit, 400 7th.
So .Gsts ndsnsr, 1886 Smith
8. II. Williams, Wal. Hills,
Mrs. Meason, 263 4th,
Mrs. Ryland, 1874 4th,
Mrs. Hewitt, 81 II. 4th,
Mrs. NJ. p. Taylor, 2s6 Geo,
Mrs. Mcpherson, B. Il. cor,
Sixth and Race, r4
A. A. Clark, Times ofiic
P. l.. Weaver, 39S John,
j. p. Whitman, Wash.
ington Institute,
John A. Hook, 800 George
y. i. Brooks, lao John,
Jackson M. Noble, al Sd,
II. HackmaD, 466 I'D,
Chas. Goodman, 24s 4tb,
John q. Morris, lis Mill,
J; A. Stacy, "a 9Th,
Gibson 4 Mbonald, Vine
Isaac Marsh, 3ss George,
W. .B.Hurlburt,6 ,6e5 Firm N
Elan P. Langdon, l2 6th,
J. II. Fulweiler !, Lsng'
worth and Western-r0w,
ID. X. Cady, rs sth,.
Alf. Burnett, l@ 5th,
nol2
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French Backing.

MARCER0N'S ORIGINAL AND GEN
IVA VI lNH French Backing, which has given the
most entire satsfactioq wherever ned: For sale By
delao 81 OopoSite the Postolies
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DHMOvAL.-E. OEMOND, 4 M. D.,
~ peptist. has removed e aIa vine.strs:t, nssf
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-14

THIS "wednesday EVENING, December IA, will
be acted the Affecting tragedy of .'Ff'
THE CANISTER.
MI Carter
IeW9On STUART
JArVlB Allen
a.
Dance Miss Jenny Blight.
To conclude with the beautiful comedy Of
THE LITTLE TREASURE
iss Fanny Fitz Farren
Capt. Walter Maidenblush ............... Bernard
slr Charles ysndsreD
Lazy Florence HOWARD. hlrS. fander6n
In rehearsal, an elegant Comedy, written expressly
for Mrs. and Miss Farren, entitled The Widows
THE NEW NATIONAL HOTEL, adjoining the
Theater, 10 now open for the reception Of guests
Rooms can be obtained by the day or week, and
meals furnished at all hours La ..I. d.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and others are cautioned
against furnishing any articles for the theater with
ont q written order, signed by the Manager.
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NATIONAL THEATER.

Third night of the celebrated tragedisnne,
ID MRS. FARREN,
And the accomplished and fascinating comedIenne,
MISS FANNY FlTZ FARREN.
First appearance in America Of Mr.. W. CARTER,
from the London theaters.
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PIKE'S OPERA-HOUsE.

Gnas. M. Manager.
Third night Of the great Tragedian and Comedian,
MR.. j. e. MURDOCH. 6f
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Sspti;em.

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grandchildren mire. Die 8eractiun.
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tcuer tetannte 9cfal an SrcaeIrase. usteu benz
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cert II. SauanjeiBe bes @elansperstn5 Gusinia.
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Observation-Disclosures

Nadlten Wtrnta9 fntet wtsbcrum cin 9rafes Observation-Disclosures
I'M 0artn eeS ltnttrSttdhncten itott, une wcrorn aud SteIcS NPoI
tte @nt:n uo @dnlr %ouegcpielt. Ncreen gprn;itae orrfrS
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RaS- Wtcr9cn nnp nG6fet @cutag G6tc friIbe
Srat, unU Hebcrwurit, auberrem abrr auh &td' !
frilhen eSciu! .. 8.
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Sranf Us

Srant Wtng
rnaht letnen 5reunben uno btn atIan,mten Wublifum
bic ersebenlte Nn,ci9c. pa6 er an SrcapRraee i'm 6auIe
oeS Necrn Nellrn (ustcn Dem Sbrater) cine Seller
2Strtbibaft e%rcfnct Sat, %Wclclbt CT eincn reht ,ablz
retben Ssluh sntse9cniifbt unp nm frcunpIihtu 3us
tprnh btttrt. Die tciten Wstrantr &C. lino raIsItf
ifets %pprrGtbis.
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On Die Siiraer Der Start Ni6mpup.

SD ;eiee MIDI bierburdb ala cn Gonbtbat fr sic Sffcs tes Gpms
mrnmcoltb a:tprnep fgr bic 81 chit Court Der S,abt Ritmpnb an.
lie burdb ben 3urltttritt bon Mnrmabufe Scbnlon, ga, erleSjot
mtrcCn III. SnmcS N. Greu5bon, :"
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VAIL Anzeigen
glm bic Stimmaster rer Stnpt Nidmnun-

9urh ern SurtidtrtIt Ycn Miarm0cUTc SOhnirn, @5a, Common
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STEELE vacant gcippree., uno ib erIoutt mir ctSh0lt, mub ais Gin
91noleat tur oiele Shle III eriartn. 6ranflin GtpmaS.
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Ntuer WGb Ilapen

AT Srparltr.. imtldrn Or 3. uub 8. StroEe
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btlis a%usssfutrt. Ssporaturen prompt unp biITa, "'9''''H
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On Die Stimmqeber Der Stapt Stidmpnp,

gani e~r9ebenlt jei9e ih mid bierburd, ais GanbiSat fir bic s ffes
zines commemorative Mttprnc0 FIR bic Gicuit Grurt tcr Slabi
atidNmOn> an, bic purfb ben 3Uyidtritt ppn MGrmacuft fvtuirn.
GO. aacan. %aepNroen II. Nitllctpn IAilmtu
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MID UNI bic srebiate Seae clues COMMEMORATIVE Sit,Hr T,~ fr "H i
Gircuit Court Der Stdot &itmpnb gu bemcrben, ertIart id mrcb Re.
reA, 5brsn' 24unihs nternltI naf5ufcnumtn, pno peroe. menI1 ers
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iUhsn. 9auj ergebent
q. q. StTr6ipant.
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= Nr6 mc6rsrc ou6sr rem in pcriscr Num<
mrr bereits mit3ctbriItcn 9~Iusjigen aus perlbie<
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in Der ihmei&eIbafteiteu BsiIc far q. q. Stur.
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Nann CUR ausfiuuns Der Siice zines Gonmcns
tpeaItb Nttprnsp Ieben.
sStr erlu6sn nrdamalS bic 0sutlhtn rctt
brinsrnb, te @abl am nd6ffcn Opnner1as nictt
III prrlanmrn unp 3u ltjmmsn fir
80. 81. Stnrbipant, $50.
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SGdcr, 8ilbelm.
SuhbOIB, Capt. 6.
51rmeper. Sulius 6.
StetnmeB, 6enry.
G6r9e, Gpuarp.
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q. Sttdp's 09Eilbelm IeQ 6aus".
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Sradt miro bilist anatnUmmen une pinfl,hft bsfSr6.r,
9aia8eprsis na9 ROrfSIf $500. ''
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SefanntIndbnn0cm
@roBs Gerbederuna I'M 3abnans,irben.
IS. %. Sunee

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IS. %. Sonee
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COP CT IeHt I'M Seltec oon ~NnifrumrDten lit, YcriiilIihnr 0e
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The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22
From our Extra of Saturday.
BY Telegraph to the Nevada Journal.
Arriral Of the Steamer
GOLDEN AGE.

GOLDEN AGE
skA FRAScfsco, July 15-sPM.
The Pacific Mail Company's Steamer
Golden Age with the passengers and
mails from Panama arrived here at Z
P. NJ.
The Golden Age brings about $50
passengers. We find the following in
the New Orleans Crescent of Sunday
27th.
NEW YORK, June &c.
The Bremen Lloyds Mail Steamer
Bremen, arrived off SanGy Hook this
evening, She left Bremen on the 11th
and touching at Southampton on the
18th. She brings two days later news
from London. Liverpool and the seat Of
war.
The latest adviees from the seat Of
war Indicate that the Austrians are reti-
ring from all their positions in the South
towards the strongly fortified positions
behind the river Po and AIDA.
Dispatches from Turin, announce
that the Austrians have evacuated the
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22

LAMENTABLE ACCIDENT.-While
firing salute to David G.. Broderick
on Saturday last we regret to state that
Barney Parker and Con Murphy, two
men employed in loading the cannon
were horribly injured. Parker had his
left arm blown away, his under jaw badly
bruised and stripped ofits flesh, ,and he was
otherwise disfgured and injured by pow
der. He died at II o'clock the same
night Murphy had his right hand terri
bly, lacerated. The three first fingers
were blown off, his arm horribly mangl-
ed, and his face and neck filled with
powder, He is likely to recover. Up
to Sunday night he was not able to open
his eyes, and it is yet uncertain that his
sight will be saved.
The accident occurred at the second
fire. A load had been touched, and but a
slight whizzing report was beard. A
difference of opinion arose among those
in charge of the gun. Parker contending
that the load was discharged, the others
maintaining that it was not. 1t was fl
nally determined to reload, and while
ramming down cartridge the gun dis
charged. wounding and mangling the
men as before described.
The funeral of Parker was numer-
ously attended on the next day, Messrs.
Broderick and McKibben attending SER
vices and following the body to the
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-22
The Rowland Rotary Eattery.

VX7E prepared Furnish at short notice the
w above Battery and would req.xest the attention
of all Quartz Men to it previous the erection of mill
For efficiency in working out the gold it 10 becoming
celebrated, and we have hcstancy in prononncing it
superior in every respect to any nDw in use.
At our request, MR. ALM4ARIN b. PAUL Supcriu
endent of the Oriental Quartz Mil. Nevada CITY
hasconsentedto to explain the working of the MILL aud
show its efficiency to any 10 feel interested and
as all of it better by seeing it in op
GRAFTON, would refer Quartz of Nevada county
to him.
GODDARD, HANSCOM e. RANKIN
jel0 Pacific Foundry, San Francisco