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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-17
. CHINE AND FINISHING WORK,

IL dry beg leave to inform their friends and the
public in general that they prepared 10 do all
kinds of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything appertaining to the Foundry bust
They are manufacturing STEAM ENGINES AEE
BOILERS of any size and power required Saw Mill
Machinery and Mill Gearing of any size DstiI-
Iery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt MILF,
HorsepGwers, Corn shelters, III achinery all kinds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings Of
every description, Iron Housefronts, Cellar GraIes
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest i'm
proved patterns; Hollow Ware. Dog Irons, &c.
BREWERS, DISTILLEES, RECTIFIERS, &c,
Supplied with every description of Copper Gn6
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, RefrgeratOrs-
AttenpOrators, Sparges, Stillheads and Worms Oh
improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills,
Yeast Jugs, Cans. Symptoms, &c; Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every
variety for beer spirits, oil, DC: Brass Cocks and
Valves, Steam Whistles, DC.
Workmen sent to all parts 10 fit up work and do
repairs Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron
Work DC.
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COMMERCIAL.
EV N S VILE

EVA VILE
RETAIL PRICES CURRE EMIT
Corrected Weekly by
COOK d LAT GLEY,
Dealers in all kinds of Fancy and Staple Family
Groceries, at the Eureka Bazaar, No IS Main st.
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Home Testimony.
To THE DEAF.-Having been troubled with deaf
from infancy, I called upon DRs. SMITH i
WOOD, and. from one operation, roas relieved.
COLUMBUS c. CLARK.
Those desiring further Information in regard to
this interesting case are at liberty to call upon me
at my place of business No. 5 First-st., Evans
vile. F. 0I. sELLmAN
Having for several years been troubled with a
partial deafness in my left ear, called upon Drs.
Smith Wood, from whom I received Immediate
relief. (aug23-d&wtfl IA. Cook.
EEdoRO VIII E.R V"Es THE.HP-
~ 100000 No. Shaved Pine Shingles, six
teen inches long 300,6oo No. Sawed Pine Shin
giles eighteen inches long. In yard and for sale by
GLOVER,
septl-d2w Corner Main and Seventh streets.
SCHOOL BOOEs.-E'E w'0UAD
~ ask our young friends the scholars of Evans
ville not to forget that have all the Books used
in their schools, and will lie very glad 70 aea them
when ever they are buying, and will do our best
for them with our best thanks
septs D0RELL CONJUNCTION.
kstbg4a ChRs.N-s, CAECaEsvS'S.-2sO R0Ts
u Spring Chickens just received from canal, and
aug8 ELLIorTs FAMILY GROCERY.
RIYL.s-V.V'EAs.-T g.zABS rs
-E sorted Flannels 3 cases plain and spotted,
just received and for sale cleap by
sept7 kEEN d PRESTON
EDEDUCTk1.v' FyS' TESE EskECE or
he Poplar Shiugles.-2aO.C00 Ne. I Poplar
Shingles-good rs any in the market-and for sale
at 81 20 per Thousand. = constant supply will be
kept at this price, at
GLOVER'S LUMBER YARD,
sept7 Cor. Main and seventh streets.
KHREEEF.N-g.-5 B.IEES KE-z Z7E';
J4H Oshaburgs bales plain and striped, for sale
hy tseptD KEEN & PRESTON.
HggEY n ak : .z-N'D S.TEREE SIS
Il Cases assorted Ticking, ted, for
sept7 KEEN n PRES TON.
KTsV.DER SHIRTS .S.y-ES DR.g Ez'-
u ers.--l0c doZ assorted by
sept7 KEEN & PRESTON.
NROOE' SGkRTS.-25O boz. RRs 0sH
-92 to 30 springs, colored and white, for sale
cheap by Keen & Preston, together with large
and choice assortment of Notions of all descrip-
| TORS and fancy goods. no the trade will offer
strcng inducements to buy of us. We will sell
! goods rs low a they be bought West of the
mountains. (sept0 KEEN & PRESTON.
Ry0E "" .fI4s CINE e e. C.gU&RT R.N-
SV 1850 )-25 bbls and half bbls No. l, 2, and
| 3, just received and for sale hy
sept4 CHAS. McJ0HNSroN, I'osey Block.
KRH0O.Ms, B80O.Hs.-25 BOZEyVs
| ED Extra and Shaker Erooms, jnst received and
| for sale by CiiAS GCJOHNSTON,
sept4 Posey Block.
|
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F. Ans IL tIiA5 ~ -.
ENvHE PROPRIETORS or THE CITY FOUh
II dry beg leave TO inform their friends and the
public in general that they are prepared TO do all
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-20
MeoitinaI.
II U S II & C o
Botanic Druggists.

II U S II & C O j.,
Botanic Druggists,
NO. "a FRONT STREET, WORCESTER MASS.
have in store the largest assortmen; of BARKs Roors
and HERBS TO be found in one establishment in New
England which they offer for sale any quantity at the
AnGin order to supply the increasing demand Of our
customers with articles of the best quality we give our
particular attention to the selection of the
Native Banks, Root, Plants. Gums &C.,
Of Country.
many Of which have gathered expressly for rs by
persons well acquaI.. ed with the business.
those IN want OF Medic re will do well 10 call and
anime oar stock and prices.
:, Remember the place No a Front street. Worcester,
.o "'SL
w H. GOULDING respectfully an
nounees to his friends and the public that he
The Drug store,
so long and favorahly known as CHARLES SIBLEY'S,
where may be found choice selection OF the PUREsT
Drugs. Medicines, and perfumerieS,
and every thing usually kept in
FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE.
Having secured the services of HENRY L. DrERlxe. .
VINO haS no superior as thorough druggist in Worcester
pared in the most correct and careful manner
lie hopes by strict attention to the of his pat
rons' t. merit a liberal share Of patronage
Successor to Charles Sibley, l40 Main street,
aulS DIFF Opposite Bag State House
NO. 239 MAIN STREET. UP STAIRS,
~ WORCESTER, MASS-HoMGoPATHt PHAR-
MACY-Ihe subscriber has large and superior stock
Of INCORPORATING MEDICINES,
lowest market prices, consisting of
German and American rnctures, with all the Different
attenuatiOGs Of the same;
rrturations from the LIST to 3d. and attenuatons Of
Arnica T!ncture;
Cgendula Urtica Crens and Ruta Graveoleus TnCurcs
for outward application in quantity;
Arnica Oil superior article tor Burns;
Ponds Extract of llamamelis, in quantity;
Calendula Ointment for Old Sores, Sore Nipples, ruk
Distilled Water:
Pure llom9o paihc Alcohol
lure Gl0bules, six sizes, by the quantity.
Sugar OF Milk, Crystalized.
Sugar Of Milk. for trituration and prescription.
superior article of Su OF Milk pure, diet
Tor nursing chiidren' highly recommended
quart.
~ varieties and sizes Of machine cut velvet Corks
Arnca Waterproof Plaster.
india Rubber Court Plaster.
Several STYLES OF of Medicine family use.
tanning any number OF remedies desired with without
Old cases reilled or medicatcd
HOMEOPATuIC BOOKS
on hand, and for sale.
Hempei's Homeopathic Materia Mcdica, s..
Smal,s Manual of Homeopathy, last edition, 81.
Iultes homeopathic Domestic Physician, 81.
Gurnsevs homeopathic Domestic Ply ican 81 50.
Iabells Homeopathy, simpfed 81.
Epps homeopathic Domestic. enlarged by Tarbe ,T5c
Smali's Pocket Homeopathy. % cents
Gunther Veterinary Manual2 d American ed n. 81 %.
RushS Veterinary handbook. 50 cents.
Jahr 4 Gruner's Homeopathic Pharmacopua of Pos
ANY homeopathic works on hand will be furnished
at the publishers price if desired.
All the above medicines have been purchased of The
most responsible pharmacies in the country, and are
orders solicited and promptly executed
81 AUS osdu q. H. JENCKS
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Something About PasanIn.

In l544, there appeared Il thick but small
volume, with the title, 1.-TWO volumes OF Pas
quinades," purporling to be printed at Eleu-
metropolis, or the city of Luther. It's 637
pages contained not only Pasquin's sayings,
but the satire of many other persons, and no
book OF the day was more hated by the church
than this. Nearly all the copies were gather.
ed and burnt, but several escaped, and are
now in the public libraries of this country and
Europe. From this time forth, Pasquil or
Pasquinade, were adopted al once into almost
every tongue
The morning after Sixtus V. was elected,
The ruled from 1885 TO $780, Pasquin's statue
was adorned with plate Of tooth picks, and
to Marforio's question. what he was doing with
them he replied, 81 am carrying them to
Alexander Medicis, and Risticucci," the three
cardinals who had been deceived by their
making him their pope, and they could now
pick their teeth at their leisure, for their
pains
Lett, in his life of this most merciless of the
popes says, that one morning Pasquiu ap.
peared in a very dirty shirt, and on being
asked by Marjorie, why he wore such foul
linen, he replied, he could get no other, for the
pope had made his washer.woman princess,
meaning his sister Camilla, who had been II
laundress, but was now established with for
June anu pdldCe HIS suIBlllS plI vi luil-
lery led the pope to offer reward of thous-
and pistoes and the life OF the offender, if the
author would reveal himself, but he threatened
to hang him it he found him out otherwise.
The author was silly enough to discover him
self received his reward and got his tongue
bored through and his hands cut off for his
pains This deed filled Rome with the ut
most horror. A few days thereafter Pasquin
appeared holding wet shirt driving in the
sun. 1t was one Sunday morning, and Mar
forio begged to know why he had broke the
Sabbath in that way. Pasquin replied, there
was no time to be lost, for if he had waited
till next day, he might have to pay for the sun.
shine, in allusion to the heavy window taxes
which they had so long borne.
The most poetic of all pasquinades, one in
which wit rises into imagination, was in the
pontifcate of Urban VIII. who ruled from
1928 to 1914. The pope issued BILL excom
municuting all persons who took snuff at Sc
willie in Spain. Pasquin quoted Job xiii 70
Contra toua, vento rapitor ostendis petent
am tuam, ct stipuam siccam perse queris 2
Again when pope Innocent X, abandoned his
person. his dignity and his government to
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olympiam Madachini, the widow of his
brother, Pasqnn said; "Magis amat Papa
Olymplam guam 'Olympium," or in other
words "the pope loves sOlympla more than
heaven (Olympus)." Novaes. the historian,
states that nobody would bury him, not even
olympia, and that it was with difficulty he got
into the ground at all.
In 1868, when Bishop Burnet was travelling
in Italy, he relates, that MonOs, the Spanish
priest, the founder OF the sect of the Quietists,
was very obnoxious to the papal court, that
his books were condemned by the nquisition,
and that he was compelled to renounce sixty.
eight of his propositions, and then condemned
to perpetual imprisonment Burnett in relat.
ing this case, says, that he had seen, all in one
week, one man condemned to the gallows for
what he had said, another hung for something
he had written, and Molines clapped in prison
Tor insisting that all men ought to bring their
minds to state of inward quietness. Pasqun
then spoke as follows: Isl parliamo, en- gaere
81 scrvemmo, impiccati; 81 stiamo in quete,
all SAINT Uffizio Eli, che bsogna fare 2" IF
we speak, we are hustled off to the
gallows if we write, to the galows if we
keep quiet, TO the inquisition what must we
do then, hey 2"
When the luxurious Plus VI was building
the Braschi palace, Pasqun said of him
"Cerberus has three mouths to bark with, but
you have three, nay, four, which bark not, but
devour," abiding to his v0racous habits in
seizing upon every antiquity he could lay his
hands on. He repaired the ancient monu-
ments. and boastingIy wrote on the pedestals,
"Munifcenta Phi Sexti" In season of
dearth at Rome the bakers reduced the size of
the loaves, when Pasquin held up one of these
loaves, bearing the inscription; "By the mu-
nificence eff Plus VI"
Res acu tetigH Things grow sharper under
the milestone of satire. PasQuin is more in
his element at Rome, at this moment than
ever, especially since the capture of Eamori-
ciere. 1t is not the German that is grinding
the yoke into the skin of the Romans neck
now; 1t is the Frenchman, and Pasquin speaks
no more Latin no more German, no more
Italian, but babbles out his sarcasms in French.
lie drops the in Napoleon's name, and makes
1t read Appolyon the destroyer. Lamoriciere
and Goyon are butts Of his ridicule, as well as
Pho Mono and Antonelli, the latter of whom he
makes little Mark Antony Here is a con.
versation between Marjorie and Pasquin on
recent events;
Nayorio.-Appolyon wants to know why
you hate Lamoriciere so heartily ?
Pdsquin.-Because he brought death here
yesterday (la mort lei hier)
NdJono.-Well, won't Goyon suite
Pasqain-We have no use for coward
(coion).
Marjorie. DO you want Pic Mono again
PaSqun-No no (Nono) we want no pawn
(Pionl to be played by Appolyon. Nine of
them have been quite enough for Rome
Mayorio.-But Garibald?
P0Squa-Ah, yes, yes, Garibaldi forever,
for he will bring En,-mdnu-ei !-BaLtinaore Pct.
riot.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-20

POLITICAL CONFUSION IN MARYLAND
The recent elections are creating great CON
fusion and new partisan combinations in Mary
land. We have but little respect for the slang
phrases used for electioneering purposes but
it does seem that it is the mission of LINCOLN
to split" things on a large scale. He has
split the anti-republican factions of Maryland !;
and the fragment are enrolling themselves in
the republican ranks. The following cores
pondence Of the New York Times, throws
light on the confusion Of which we speak:
BALTIMORE, Friday Oct 49,
"rhe republicans are holding tonight
large and enthusiastic meeting at Rechabite
Hall About thousand are present Many
dissatisfied americans and union men are unit
ing with them, including members OF the ameri-
can clubs, and a considerable number of the
Bell and Everett minute men, who are cha
grined by the recent municipal reform victory.
They profess TO act in spirit Of retaliation
sgainst the unionsts who voted with the re-
formers. 1t is calculated that the republicans
will gain an accession Of three thousand votes
from this class Of persons. They now assert
that Baltimore will give Lincoln 5000. Ii so,
it renders Bells chances doubtful in the state
increasing those of Breckenridge materially.
Many Douglas men are now going over t.
breckenridge The Wide Awake Lincon So
clety is now gaining many accessons from the
old american ranks. The american party, as
formerly organized, is now considered broken
up. What remains of it merges into the union
party Several speeches were made tonight,
and the republicans are in great glee The
chief apprehension of the old members is that
the accessions will be too numerous"
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w An IhD-A boy to learn the Drug
500 U''0S'' oS GEO. SPUR.
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60lants.

I(CAhDEkS WANTED.-A few gem
nIeas se,neh can be accommodated with Board and
81 dtf
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CHILD BURNED TO DEATH IN FosTER.--
On Monday afternoon, a little girl aged three
years, the only child of Darius Hopkins, who
lives in Foster, about a mile north of the
'Line Store, was so badly burned that she
died in few hours, Her clothes accidentally
came in contact with the fire, and before il
could be extinguished, her injuries were too
severe to be remedied. Journal.
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SITUATION WANTED-Bv CONNIE
~ tent Book-keeper. Address b. F. at this Once
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-20
TERMS OF ADVERrIsI~o

AD'EkflsEMENTs published in the Darr.Y or sI.Oe
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49, "Ser'oh- Ten lines or less) constitute
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extra rates Contracts By the wear NAV be
,eaHent Firs Insertion o. per square, each sinh
- All transient A1ver+i.or,. -
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i,;jg 10 galaa9aS Adrertl'enents No report reso
luuOns or proceedings Of any corporafon eso
association and no communication designed OF
pon TO any matter of limited individual ints-ss se
ne inserted, unless paid for an Advertisement oa<
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves resro,
sioe for any errors that may occur beyond the adU
charged for the Advertisement --0u'
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-20

WANTED-A small tenement, within
w ten minutes walk of the Post Office INQUIRE at
No. Bay State House Block. diff amid
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-20

1=sA FOR SALE-House No. 9 Market
T street eornerof Union street the residence the
-aAAlate Nathan Muzzy; is thoroughly built and in
good repair; contains ten finished rooms besides an
ell with an excellent hard bottomed cellar The
ans about 5000 feet with variety of thrifty young fruit
trees and bushes. Apply on the premises
je20 d2taw&wtf LEWIS C. MUZZY.
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srALDING's PREPARED GLUE.

Putup for dealers in containing four eli hit and
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lthograph show-card
panyng each package.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-20
Drugs. Medicines, and PerfumerieS,
and every thing usually kept in
A FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE.

Having secured the services of HENRY L. DEERING,
who has superior thorough druggist in Worcester
the public may be assured that prescriptions will be pre-
pared in the most correct and careful manner.
lie hopes by strict attention to the wants of his pat
rons, t. merit liberal share OF patronage.
W. II. COULD G..
Successor to Charles Sbley, l40 Main street,
aulS Dpuositp RAJ State Housp
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mates-and he believed he had taken every pre-.
caution against the intrusion of more substantial
Ones by placing strong fastenings on the door lead
ing from the room he intended to occupy.
At length he remembered that he must write to
his cousin that night that his letter might be sent
on the morrow: for, in that secluded place, the
mail was only sent out twice in the course of the
week. This cousin wac the only near friend that he
claimed On earth: the two young men had been
reared by bachelor uncle, who had recently died,
and left them, so far as they knew TO the contrary,
without another relative in the United States dis
tant cousins they claimed in England, but no inter.
course had ever been held with them.
By the dim light of the single lamp, the large
den soon turned his thoughts completely from his
surroundings, and fixed them upon the page before
him. With rapid hand he wrote. After giving
an account Of the old ruin the superstitious fear
&C., lie said:--
Erred would not exchange my passionate
love OF MY beautiful art for the most brilliant for
tune earth can offer; therefore you are welcome
to the worldly wealth which once thought would
be equally shared between us.
E. BY this time the business relative to the settle
men. Of our uncle's estate is completed, aud you
have come into possession of the handsome fortune
he left. Henceforth you can pursue your invssti,
for MS both, after all. You require this money to
follow the only pursuit in which you can find happi
ness; while only need good health, light heart
ana sSu 1ana e acSoW non "a W. Gr wS E
ferent paths assigned Us, and We must act accord
iDgly; my uncle felt this, and so made the differ
ence in our Inheritance, which some OF our friends
thought SO unjust. You know that have not
shared in this feeling, Fred, but felt glad that to
you had been given the means Of pursuing the CHI
that has taken such rooted possession Of your
soul; for know that only in following up the ma.
tural bent Of the mind can happiness be found.
But you must remember, dear Fred, that / never
can believe in your finding out the secret Of turn
ing the baser metals into gold.
"Since haYe been here hare been asked
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many times II can take daguerreotypes; ssd 4
has occurred 70 ne. oat BY giving few Asen
pensce and still reserve many hours Of leisure fss
puIsufSs moro congenial to my taste. Bring ne -
instrument for taking them Of the very best Qualf
~, and suoh materials a. may need.
81 have made the acquaintance OF the most in
portaDt man in the village. who has expressed de
sire that should paint the portrait Of bis daughtsg.
have not yet seen the young lady, but the father
is not exactly to my taste. He has been the archf
tect of bis own fortune, and It seems strange T.
me that praoticed man of the world should orc
fess to share the common superstition of the coun-
try people with regard to this house being haunted
There il some game going ON here shall write
no more. as expect you as soon as You oan pack
"HARRY ARDnS.~
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- notisOd-fair neshbor mine
nv one OF our Profession,
That III s-ths Torn Of Valentine
u Cupsds Special Session.
Permit me, therefore, to report
Myself, on this occasion,
Quite ready to proceed 70 Court,
And File my Declaration.
I've An Attachment for you, too;
A legal and strong one;
O, yield unto the Process, do;
Nor let ii be . hong one
No scowlns baif turks behind;
He'd be precious noddy,
VIA, falling to Arrest the mind,
Should 60 and Take the Boiy.
For though form like yours might throw
A rculptor in distraction;
/ couldn't serve q Capias-no-
I'd scorn 20 base an Action,
o. do not tell me OF your youth,
And turn away demurely;
For. though you're very young, In truth,
You're not an infant, surelyi
The Case Is everything to me;
My heart Is loves own tissue;
Don't plead Diiatery Plea;
Let's have the General yssuN
Or, since you've really no Deieaos,
Why not, this present Session.
Omittng - absurd pretcnoe,
Give Judgment by ConfessiouS
So shall you be my lawful wife;
And I-your faithful lover
Be Tenant Of your heart Cor Lie,
With no Remainder overi