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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
McImaII's New RuIle6i,,.

| suz2 SYRUP OF IYPopH0spHITEs Of Lime Iron.
Nh soa anu Potash This preparation contains the rs
TIA pophosphites with ight excess Of the IIynonlos
- phorons acid 1t an agreeable method ii admin.
islerihg ts iypophosphites, class Of remedies which
nave proved 81 great vauein U pulmonary cinrn
tergehsiai debility and enaciaton Prepared and Sold AZ
eclry, " Market ST. ' "'' nP"'"'
sih1r VI THE PiioSplIATEs.This Is a nutriye 10.
me- ana u useful to build up tho system which oee L,
CONSERVATIVES For sale by EDW. McINALL, Chemist and
m TAR WINE AND NApTHA.-I hayo presentation i,
Inr VINE and Naptha which have been ordered IN nnc nr
our shu Physicians; have great demand from thc ait
Of lnelpient consumption ~ " t"''"
n, PATENT OR FAMILY NIEDICINRs.-Ayer'e Cherry
rHetorN md Pills. Jaynes Expoctorant and ali lnvn,s
DINER hellcnes Also Swains Panncea and every nther
patent medicine that ~ sold some Of which nrc yarv J
nor What they arc recommended and some Of them u fr
Druggist. 49, 1""' -nViNAhir
~ fo ,t TIE GOLD GNES-Everyboly that has been
going TO nelNALLS Drug Store bny their medicines E,r
years now find themselves tho gold regions liz prres
ls peeh no reasonable that thoy find yes in ,J
circumstance with their health much improved viii III.
'"pe an "eu'cho'. EDW blcTNALL.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
LEATIRER SiIld1 leE

subscriber would respectfully inform the lie Thai i,
Keeps all kinds OF Shoemakera and sadlera LEATHER
net Lace Morocco and Lining, tanners Oils, &C., &c
market prices. - ''s .o"ee'
The undersigned wond at all times BIO pleased to show
his stock topetsons desiros0 nn
10 call and examine it, RORERT II I'M ~ III
--e----lel ~. nON
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
FURNIT'URE,

FUEkNETUkkE.
v5sIV JOHN RUSSELL, NO. 4I7
Shipley Street between Itnnd 9th, w0uld
lA9eH respectfully inform the public that he has
IA ioi sale ut his Ware Rooms II very lnrne
sssAl5ap assortment OF ready SADIE Furniture aid
fcSSy would invite the attention OF persons roln.
ASN Mehcing housekeeping, or rehirni.hine 10
r1sG>>~l-I-cal an, SEQ his stock Of Bclstcals IN.
- 5zarenns, Wash Stands, Chairs, Sofas Tables
Looking hasses Mattresses &C., and every STYLE Of Furni
lure warranted as represented Old furniture repaired
made to order, its"
UNDERTAKING pr0DlptIy attended ~ Don,t c,r,,, ~
Az Shipey above al, Street NAV, - ~
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
DHe. y. SgHTVEa q SssN, :

7FAMfL~ MEDICINEs.--NIANY ycar,a
~ experience in practice of Medicine mn, M, mn
VA parallel succe7satendng the administration Of our
cd medicines " certain guarantee that Inc anlicted
viii get The remedy that will cure them If rnre can ba
Ut MI These remedies have worked their wny into
publle lNNor altogether on tlcrown nicrits
Ihnsu who ilse them acknowledge them siiperor 10
alASther i9iifiN they have used. They are ure.
pIV No'ohllng I" ne rules OF Pharmacy by the propro
follows: 10y We "s
DR., ), slNNs C0UGH sYRUP.-Ths great yeretabla
EApect1Hnt stands uriyalle1 for the thO0ue, and snend
cuteot Coughs Colds ilpnrSeess, Sore Throat WhooDin
Cough Blood Splitting Group Weak Breast and nil ailc
lions oil the Throat mud Lungs arising from a neeeeted
cents medium 49, V' ""u :"
DltJ slNMs WHITE LINIAIENT.-Tlis ereat exter
mn remedy has proved beyond doubt Tho pst rsnelv ave.,
rheumatism Neuralgia, Snfc Throat Mumns Stiffness ana
Nuiphess oi The lhnibs' TuOolnche Palsy Qnnt Corns
sihl Brlises Scald9 Aches and Pains 6f every claras
ler Beware Of limitations. None genuue wiiInut tLa
Price - cents per bottle "'"PPe''-
Dr. >. SlAlMS CHOLERA SYRIp-The .raat o,.a a..
Acute and Chronic Darfh. Warranted freo inn niaos
rms remedy = undoubtedly tho best Tonedy for tho onre
., Bower complaints, Dysentery Collie Cranlps Cholera
Mnrhns, Cholera lnhntum and tho Summer Diaeaaes ~
Children. Price 20 cents, ' D''e"ne7 VI
Ord; siAMS VEGETABLE PILLS snyar coated an
PUN lhe-s RUS operate without griDnp scI ening
orieWllE inc Bowels eosye They have proved nerfast
NnldotUiur Sick Headache, and Il very eectnai H. g.
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Sour stomach Relchin pb vi
lhtl- NerVOnsness Irregularities Low Snirits nnnJieo
hhlinrs &c. andn Diseases arising from n tornij Iyar ~
for 81 'o' vi h'e boxes
Prepared only by Dr. j. sIAIAs SON. ealers m nn..
famlly Medicines &c. Fourth King Streets Wmina1tnn
St0rekeepers and dealers supplied on very berai tasI
orders solicited. These reediesare sold bv ns or t
N 'N'N eV"etaiy' ap23-Om
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
RE.ACkSWITEIINds

a THE UNDERsIGNED WOULD
XII "a most respectfully inform the public generally tlnt
NJ he stlll continues to carry on BLACKSMITiIlNt
anh HORSE SHOOTING. ut his old stand At me t,ot
o. SIMPLIFY Street lie will always keep complnte nj
softmet Of ready made Shoes that will be fitted ai mi
on ~ Tue best manner, afld Mt the soTtest notice
w 'obplAd done WITH neainess and despatch.
WANTED.
an apprentice to the Blacksmithing business Appy ID
'le subscriber nj The foot of Shpley Street.
huRij-i WILLIAM CDNNFJI
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

NOTICE.
~ COAL OIL, COAL OIL LAMPS, HAIR TONIC
Cheap Goods, Spices, Spices;
KoNIAPHION, for the hair.
Coal Oil, Cbal oil, PhOtc Oil for Cbal Oil Lamps,
Photic Oil for Coal oil Lamps at
DR.. A. II. 0RIMsHAw's Popular and Reliable Family Drns
and Medicine Store Market abeve 9Th street
RFE9- KeNIAPHI0N. ga
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

lassSssrszA BEEF: BEEFi!-The undersigned
@Ek# { would call the attention of the public to the
sSH}4 fact that he Keeps superior article of Beef
AA-A at his STALL No. D, in the Fourth Street Mar
ket and No s. in the Second Street Market every day in
the week. except Sunday, which ho will dispose liberal
terms The public invited TO call examine for them
selves JOHN /. SOLOMON.
NAV 1i-lY
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
WILMINGTON
bakery and Confectionery.

.STla ROBT. TAYLOR, PROPRIETOR.
SfAP The undersigned having the oldest and only
establishment whore everything II manufactured
That ssnldly the proprietor in the city he would
thho thls hlcto otinidring his friends and the public
genraS' lhh atler twelve years of practical experience
~ ls rly he Is now prepared TO sell Bread aud Cakes
lower Than ever were sold in Delaware before The follow
lhs rates viii he strictly adhered oat present.
or AMI half ppuml 1aE at hcenls, 3 puun, loaf at 10
eelH Cakes Of every description pioportonntely low
New YORK Biscuit Soda BiSrniis Sugar Biscuits Shell Ria
cnlis Family Pilot Bread, l,rnn Biscuits Lemon Iiscuits
water Crackers &c &c. All Of which will b. warranted
m me very best quality mud sold ~ cheap rs they can bo
ponsnt ~ We United States He has also ia connection
WIN ms bakery, established the manufacture Of Confec-
tphsy ~ hs branch of business, lie will nae nothing hut
Tue nest material and employ hut the very Lr4t
W"kmrl' His Wagons will run IN every direction and
soMls putctnshed at this establishment viii be- delivered
wiihlh twenty miles Of Wilmington, free of charge Re-
ss wlll md 70 Their advantage 10 EMIL The corner
run hlu iatnMll Streets, AMI examine his stock before
purchasing csewiiare
store. corner Of Firth and Tatnall Streets Wilmington,
ap231y ROnEn,p rAvrop
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
GHARLES ep,gAONNRVr

EMNitaNI TAILOR, Garner Of sixth anil Shinley ga
Wilmington Del, Has choice variety nf Cn,ths ~,
Sinners any Neslihgswhich he will make pnt the shortest
uotee and on accommodating terms Persons wshnr ~
procure good article had better call and xai ~
large stock Of goods constantly on hand myTtv nv
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

Nsa y. FURNITURE WARERooMs.
M NOS ioi and l05 N W. Corner Of Front and Shiney
~ streets, Wilmington Del All kinds Of Furnjtn,,
tan'einred and Kept constantly on hand such is Soma
vnnt bureaus Tables Book Cases Washstans l,elstcaIs
mlmNois sdcbuarts Secretaries Spring jInr mi ITmsl
Matlnsses, Sc, &c. e' ~ 'H 'i''A
~. Old Furniture Repaired -Ea
NIB COFFlNS made and FUNERALS attended M no
shortest notice. - 'a ~ y, Nv
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
LIVERY STABLE.


BEEFliI--THE UNDER
S,zezxxzza sfGNfD would most respectfully inform
Aft#NfE the public that h0 Keeps IA superior article
%3s4skf% II Reef ut his stall No. 10 Fourth Street
---4A----AA Market, aud NJ his store No. 400 West
Front Street lie keeps also salt meats such as hams
tongues and dried bOst meats for shipping purposes &c
Persons furnishing vessels preparatory TO voyages will
do well TO call and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
aus27-ly JOHN W MINK.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

GUGAR! SUGAR!i SUGARi!i
- have recipe for making sugar from the Juice Of the
Chinese Sugar Cane, which will send post paid any
part of the United States, receipt Of dollar Ia coin
or postage stamps.
obtained this recipe from China lat cost Of twenty.
five dOllalH in 1858 and have tried Tor two years and find
that 1t is all that was claimed for it,
Address JONATHAN $. KIDD
Box ais, Clark4burgh, Harrison county, Va,
BSe Any newspaper publishing this months and send.
ing me marked copy with the Hill enclosed will remit
the amount
wish advertise in all the papers IN the United States
feh4-3m JONATHAN 8 kim
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
ALL-HEALING SALVE

May be used to advantage. This
Salye is an invaluable remedy for
family use in all eases of Cuts.
Burns, Sores, Carbuncles, Felons,
&c.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
PYAE x EHahI.S,raAN


NO laO ORANGE SrREET WILMlNuroN7 mn
a., ware manufacturers Of Sash Blinds Doors shuttnrs
WINDOW Frames Monlhngs, &c., &C., would infirn, VIZ
noye or,ina W tmt they kccp constantly hand the
~ q n sizes and patterns Sash either win
VI without glazing Sidingand all kn,lsof Lumbar iIo,d
by tho thousand and at short notice larr
- ap23-ly
&c DiiNTIsTitR.--WAi. L. RUpOJpIT
15Ss5ss wond respectfully inform hg fri.nJs All ~,
tlLIIr public generally thut he atili cnrtiu n ~, e
p.auuue OF dentistry Mt No 232 King STRAIT All ,a'
h.ms warranted 10 give satisfaction Full seti. If t,n
al i,t ulleeehelrd low price Of US. Teeth extrar
,,x, - :, =, = - icy y. etner. octlj
4 AEOK q H 'SHAIR ID Ic--RI. a fI5 ~,
~ BRoWN-tle cheapest and best evcr in,,a. Oit
r5 % GEMS box. Try ittlycs instAnta,,ennsy. So
ln nii Injurious properties. Whiskels and &
ussi ~ ew lhneswill not wash out Ry- Ren,enier
ohy % cents box, aud each box contains ~ n,,,ni
ua " Holi Tor 81 Sold only by Ord SIMAIS snN III
llu Ming Sireet5 sole agents for Wilmington '''
20 TO GRIMSHAN'S FAMILY I1Ryfs.
Slui.h, ior smiths Ointment. for Frosted Feet. f1
aNeis cherry Pecioral Ayers pil4 Jaynes Medicines
smaWs tnid Extract Of SIENNA; for ppgscRIpTioy.. VII
Shelhva Elnh0entiu, CASTLE Soap, Roberts, Ilorsa p
ueIs hoperts Embrocaon and Browns Bronchial
EXTR ACTS For THE uANuIE ,c1s-
Waer G,,rn- % water Lavender Water Vcrbenn
nuei, Cufoneln water, Hair Mxtnres Hair Dvra ~"
malnlas &c. sold by y. BRIRGIIuRST CO. pla,tn,c a"
,lsls corner sixth aud Market streets "'''''"Ve"
fIOfSi TOYSU TOYStii-I,ADYEq -
u, ways do better By buying their TOYS carly M iev
vii H. sg quantity TO select from, and tho largest stock
WIZ pe found VI BoDDY's, 2al Market street ssS'"
GRACE HOOPS AND GIRLS, 4 NnRoxs,
NJ rolling hoops by tho DOZEN az chem NJ lilo philaa
@ Wholesale prices, at B0DDYS, No. 2ol Market strsst
nR. j. SIMHIS a. SON, DENJDEsYnI
- lure Family Medicines, lth and King gtreets aro III
Ssu,to io lne sac Of Shaker Herls, Roofs &C. i1rgn
plies Orders solicited tNt"s new sup.
John AKIN, 49,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
M. ne RRTyGWTTRST-

NM HOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG
w GlsT By Market street is ready supply store
keepers Physicians and Druggists with Drugs. Chemicals
Patent Medicines Fluid Extracts and all articles in
line at the shortest notice. and the reasonable
terms Every article warranted what II sold for or tho
money returned
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
Saddle and Harness Manu-
Music and Variety Store.

MUSIC and variety Store.
UTg--,,, ,siicIc7 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A.
NEM.MuSlC NBATTERBuRY announces 10 his rieas
Qand tue public that he has removed to
Jthe store formerly occupied by Mr.. John
Marsh, No. al Market street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets Wilmington, where lie intends keeping Music,
Music Books fins Italian Violin and Guitar strings Vic.
Inns Guitars, Flutes Flies Accordeons aud Musical Mer
chanlile Also general assortment Of Bill, Can and
Letter Paper Blankbooks Envelopes Pens, Pencils and
Ink Port Nlonaes. Port fOios, Hair Cloth Nail and
Iot brushes, conihs, Razors, StIops, Pocket Knives
Cornean Rings, &c. Pocket Compasses &c. He will also
keep Prayer Books, Plain, Tinted and Colored Litho.
graphs Steel and other Engravingsanl Oil Paintings
NB-Pctnres selected from Publishers Catalogues pro-
cured immediately. GEO. A. BATTERBURY.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

a. WALTON BULLETIN. Nd. 2aI
~ MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON DEL Aw AM
M Gum Elastic Fine Tooth Combs, for sale At Wacns
English Honey Soap, sold at tho Drug store, 81 Market
street, by Walton ''' " 'i"iNe'
81 Market street. - w ~ g. ""'"A'
Ivory Fine Tooth Combs, good assortment ut different
prices, At Walton's Drug Store ~
Gum Elastic Balls, sold at 81 Market street
II. Queens Cod Liver Oil Jelly which Is as nIena,nt a.
PIE irnt Jclles and made from pure Col Liver oil Favored
10 st Tue delicate ston0chs OF those WIN unfortunately
Street. 30 NV' - i''Ae'
Gum Elastic Neck Combs for sale by Walton 81 Market
street. y '' - 'i't NV
Gum Elastic Long Round Combs for children for sale at
Jayne's Sanativo Pills, sold At Waltpn's
Rose Hair Oil, for sale AT Weston.
Jdynes Expeetorant, sold nv Walton
Beers Marrow for sale ut Walton's Drug Store
Jaynes Tonic Nermifugc sold ut 81 Market street
Crystali]ed Hair Pomade, sold by WALTON,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

n BRINGHURST'S ESSENCE OF IA
~ MAI CA GINGER ia carefully prepared from tlle
f Deat Jaalca Ginger and possessts in concentrated
$40 form, me valuable properties Of this root ii isN
very agreeable warming smulHnt. and Ia particularly
recommended for Collie flauecy Indigestion Week.-Mrs.,
o. the stomach and Bowels, and il found highly nsinl IN
those cases OF Sudden inlispostUn liable 10 occur III
cng. s w." '''N-
II also makes excellent drink for the harvest H,lJ
and Is much used for that purpose Prepared Nv
u. BRlNGiiURSr 4 CO.
Jy2 Druggists, Cor. 9Th K Market SIS
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
GEORGE s, nAGANY

StSeN WHO Is located on the corner Of Second
~ and Shipley streets il still engaged in
~ u manufacturing DUuTS AND SHOES Of all
&2z2kA kinds, suitable for Ladies' and Gentle
men, together with Boys, Misses and Chlirens wear all
oiwch he is selling nj the very lowest prices for CASH
Ills facilities for procuring all kinds of Eastern work are
such ~ enables him to furnish country sturekeepers and
Others at prices little below what the same kind Of gss
can be bought AZ in Philadelphia lie does not think il
necessary TO insult the of the community by
asserting that no can sell forty nifty percent lower than
his neighbours but will eneyor to satisfy every one that
Will give him call, that their interest will nromp
them To call again at the CHEAP CORNER noyatlly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-06

Es5~ The Washington correspondent of
the New York Herald, writing on the 2Gth,
says in relation to Douglas:
Senator Douglas was the floor of the
House to-day. He confined himself to the
Democratic side, and was greeted cordially
by the fire-eaters of the South he merely
passed the compliments of the day with
some of his Anti-Lecompton friends, espe-
cially those who have voted for Sherman.
They seemed as reserved as he. There was
Il general Inquiry why Douglas waited un-
til the Senate adjourned before making his
appearance at the Capitol. The question is
unanswered. While Douglas was on the
floor of the House, Mr.. Slidell entered, but
did not notice the former.
There are number of Southern Senators
who are ready cooked and primed to pitch
into the Little Giant" lie is prepared, |
understand, to defend himself and his posi-
ton from all attacks, come from what quar-
ter they may.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-06

DISSOLUTION OF THE UNIoN.-A writer,
who we'll remembers the day the Constitu-
ton of the United States was formed, and
the universal rejoicings which followed
throughout the then new Republic, sends
to the New York Commercial an eloquent
appeal in behalf of the continuance Of the
Union of the States, and paints, with a
graphic pen, the tumult, disorder, violence,
outrage and civil wars that would inevita-
bly, ensue should a dissolution unfortunate
ly ensue. He adds, in conclusion:
Let the South beware how they lose
their hold on the invaluable blessings of
the Union. Let them forbear the aggressive
policy and dominating threats which sharp
en- resentment and excite retaliation. Let
the tactiouS portion Of the North restrain
their incorporate zeal and intermeddling
with the affairs of the South. Let them
employ their impatient energies in their
own pursuits, and in view Of shackled COM
merce, of ruined shipping, of blighted man
ufactures, of trampled rights, and, above
all, of servile and civil war, let the whole
country cease to disturb and cmbitter each
other, resolving to cultivate the arts of
peace, and to promote the national perpetu-
ity and happiness.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-06
Cincinnati Marker.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 5, P. M.-Receipts of
hogs about 5000 head; sales from $50
6 75 the market closing steady. Provisions
did not undergo any change, though prices
are rather easier. Fair demand for mess
pork; sales 700 bbls at l6 so, at which it
was offered rather more freely. Fair bust
ness has been done in bulk meats sales of
100000 lbs at 64@8f delivered in Febru-
ary; 100, 900 lbs were offered at 6(98, de-
livered next week, without finding buyers.
Lard in moderate demand at l0c; sales l60
bbls. Green hams advanced to Sc. with
good demand. Flour unchanged; demand
moderate and chiefly local at 3S05 40 for
super. Whisky dull; sales 700 bbls at 2lc.
Groceries firm, but dull; sugar 84l@a; mo-
lasses 46@47; coffee 1908. The de-
mand for wheat continues good; prices firm
at l 25@1 % for prime white; POOL %
for prime red. Corn firm, with good de-
mand at 52@53 in bulk. Oats in good de
mand; prices firm at 40 Demand for rye
is active, with light receipts; prices firm at
81. Barley dull and unchanged.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-06

Mr. Davis. Very well; this is the time
and place.
! Mr. Miles claimed the floor, and Mr.. Dunn
insisted on his right to it. Mr. Miles refused
/ to yield.
The Republicans again called for the
reading.
Mr.. Davis said he was undsmayed and
perfectly COOL The editor of the Sen6-
mel and himself had not spoken together
for four years. He opposed Mr.. Davis's
election with great bitterness. He only
knew the week before that the speech was
published in that paper. He then wrote
for copy of the paper. Although not
fair synopsis, he was willing to have it read
He would not take back one principle for
either Presidential or Speakers chair.
Certain Republicans had used the synop-
sis meanly and clandestinely against the
Democrats.
Cries of mo from the Republicans.
Mr.. Porter said he would read the extract
himself
Mr.. MeRea wanted it read by the Clerk,
so all could hear. He began to speak, but
was called to order. Much excitement
Mr.. Porter endeavored to get the floor,
but Mr.. Davis resisted Mr.. Porter was
called to order
Mr.. Davis said the Dred Scott decision
was right, but his Interpretation was differ
ent from the Presidents. He had said that
any man who takes the ground that the
Constitution per Sc establishes slavery in
the territories, could not carry township
in Indiana. He did not allude to the Dred
Scott decision, but the Presidents opinion.
The Republicans again called for the ex-
tract
Mr.. Porter hoped that Mr.. Miles would
yield the floor, that he might read the ex-
tract and reply to Mr.. Davis's assault.
Mr.. Miles showed a disposition to yield,
but Mr.. Rufin objected
The Republicans cried "too late,n and
the Democrats, ego on Mr.. Miles" The
Republicans again called for the reading.
Mr.. Porter again arose, but was inter
rupted by Mr.. John Cochrane, on point of
order, on the ground that he had the floor
when he yielded to Mr.. Miles.
Mr. Ruffin thought such proceedings dis
reputable, and suggested adjournment.
Here the report ceased coming
SENATE.-A resolution was offered that
when the Senate adjourn, it stands adjourn
ed till Monday.
Mr.. Hammond asked 10 be excused from
serving on the Finance Committee.
A motion to print the message and the
Treasurer's report were referred to the Com
mittee on Printing,
Fessenden asked to be excused from
serving on the special committee on the
Houmas land grant. The Senate then ad-
journed till Monday
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-06
aA- See River Ne,rs on fourth page.

A GOVERNORS S TEsTINoNY.-Hon. e. d.
Morgan, Governor of the State of New ork
in a recent speech at the Rensselaer, county
fair, said: 81 have been a farmer, genuine
Woodworking farmer; and it is in the hope
that my voice will reach the ear of every
young man present, that | assert that there
is not an individual in the county who COM
menced earlier, labored harder, and had
fewer advantages than !, prior 20 the age of
seventeen and if have obtained any meas
ure of success i'll life, it is owing to the hab-
its incucated, discipline practiced, and les
sons learned on my fathers farm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-06

ANOTHER LECTURE FROM DR.. BOYNTOE.-
The Library Association, yielding to the
desire of all who have listened to the two
brilliant lectures by DR.. BoYNToN, have en-
gagged him for one more lecture tonight
The subject selected is of great practical in
terest to this community: Coal Beds-show-
ing how coal was produced, with proofs that
all Goals, graphite, and The diamond, are of
vegetable origin This lecture is said to be
the most interesting of his whole course;
and it is of double interest to this section of
the State, which, underneath, is one vast
coal bed. The DoCToR will repeat the GU
rions and interesting experiment of the corn-
pound motion of the Gyroscope, and other
attractive experiments.
Let all who want available seats go early,
rs there will be a crowded house. AS this
lecture is Independent of the regular Library
Course, season tickets can not be used to-
night.