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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-24

From the WoDan1s A4gocate, Philadelphia.
The fOIIOtUfMg from the accomplished
editress of the Woman's Advocate, and from old
druggist speak for themselves. All should read
them
THE HAIR.-PeopIe have for centuries been af-
ficted with bald heads, and the only remedy here
tofore known has been those abominable wigs
BY a recent discovery of Professor Wood, these
articles being fast dispensed with but great
many persons still patrouze them because they
have been often imposed upon by Hair Tonios
of different kinds. To all such persons we
nestly make the request that they will try
again, for in Woods Restorative there is such
thing as fail. We know of a lady who was bald,
who used the article short time and her head is
now covered completely with the tinest and most
beautiful curls Imaginable. We know OF numerous
cases where hair was rapidly falling out, which it
restored in greater perfection than it had been
before.
1t is also without doubt one of the best articles
for keeping the hair in good condition, making it
soft and glossy, removing dandruf1, and has proved
itself the greatest enemy all the ills that hair is
heir to.
1t is the duty of every one to improve his or her
personal appearance, though may differ in
regard to the ways of doing it but every will
admit that II beautiful head of hair, either in
woman, il an object to be desired and there are
ne means which should be left untred to obtain
such a desideratum
CAUr1ox-Beware of worthless mutations, as
several are already in the market called by different
names Use none unless the words professor
Woods Hair Restorative, Depot st. Louis, Mo. and
New York; are blown in the bottle.
Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine deal
ers. Also by ali Fancy and Toilet Goods dealers in
the United States and Canadas. Sept.ls lmd&w
O. .yHdsOn's .nOMnt051s Herb PfHs.-NOtO
strange and wonderful it ofleu seems to that
medicine composed of simple mountain herbs and
roots, should certainly search ont and cure dis
ease. How surprising that the Indians should
know and preserve SO long and well secret that
has escaped the search of the greatest physicians
the world has ever seen. True, the ancient inhab
itants of Mexico were strange race, found by the
Spanards living in large cities, and allowing for
their strange customs and religion, well civil
lied as their conquerors. In the words of writer
of some celebrity, =" they have persisted from the
earth their cities gigantic piles of ruins, their
Kings and Princes mighty in their lives are for
gotten their ruins and their medicines alone are
left" The united testimony of all Intelligent
persons is, that JUDS0N'S MOUNTAIN HERB
PILLS are the most successful medicine in the
world in curing disease.
Sold by all medicine dealers.
Sent lS-lmd&g
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SfNTKEE-sG E .F.N1TS E.4G0.Y. .n.F-

q ~ Is LIZ q y ~1SF'Es tN.4 q Nv sU.I-
- ker-The undersigned is fully prepared to
manufacture all descriptions of Carriages and Wag
from the finest the cheapest all Of which
Will be guaranteed of the best worknlans hip.
a constant supply OF Carriages and Wagons will
be found in my THrerooms, at No. l46 Main street,
Evansville. FRANK HAMMERSTEIN
n. B.-Bepairing done at reasonable rates, with
nsatness and dispatch. july2O-3md&wn
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For Recorder of Deeds.
Please announce nay name a candid
ate for Recorder of Deeds of Vanderburgh county,
State OF Indiana. JAMES OAKLEY.
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For County Commissioner.

For County Commissioner.
4 Daniel .gEfs aoEIE serge County Com
missioner for the First District Of Yanderburgh
0unty, il elected.
John Becker Is GscaHdSdaf for County
Commissioner of the First District of Vanderburgh
ounty.
we are aEfh0rfed Ia aHnOHDe III. W.
FOSTER a candidate for County Commissioner in
First District of Ysnderburgh County.
He akEh0TfEed TO announce the
AN of JOHN BUMBJ of German Township,
andidate for County Commissioner in the Third
District OF Vanderburgh County.
Thomas clifford 1CfH ss1'pS as County
Commissioner for the First District il elected.
Through the solicitation of many
riends, hereby announce myself as candidate
or the Office OF County Commissioner.
BOYD BULLOCK.
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r ESS0yF-S IN -sTGSEC.-- TINE OSSE-
IL dersigned would respectfully inform the cit
of the city that he is prepared to give lessons
10 S4usic, on the Piano other instruments, to
an who may favor him with their patronage.
Instruments of all kinds tuned and put in order.
ID will also select instruments for those who are
g judges themse Ives aud desire to purchase on
-asonable terms
esidence Sycamore street, between Second
NJ Third streets.
WvII CHRISTIAN MATTHIAS.
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For County Treasurer.

&iOH IcfHPfeGss announce the name of
ERoY CALvERT, of Armstrong township, as a caR-
fdate for the office of County Treasurer at the en-
uing October election.
Editors journal :-Pke6Se ann ounce
nv name a candidate for the Office of Treasurer
f Vandcrburgh county at the ensuing October
lection. JOHN ). TERRY.
sueSsrs. EdffOFS.--PEeas6 announce DeG
lame 4 candidate for the Office of County Treas
lrer at the ensuing October election, and oblige
J. w. VIckEBY
Mr.. EdSfOr:-ESEeGSs ANNOUNCES tlse sBG4ns
IL NJ CALDWELL as a candidate for County Treas
rer at the next October election. marco.
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CO-PART.NRRRHTP.

OW-A- a - 4 ~ n u 3 HA4-s
The undersigned have this day formed a co-part.
nership under the name and STYLE of GEO. FOSTER
6 CO., for the purpose of continuing the business
carried by the late firms as above, and would
solicit continuance Of the favors freely extend
"a them therefore,, pledging their best efforts at
ell times for the interests of their correspondents
Sept. LIST, 1860 GEO. FOSTER,
ALEX. II. FOSTER,
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For Judge Court Common Pleas.


John Pffelssr, of ESOssg COSHtY, E6S
Zen solicited TO become candidate for the Judge
ship Of the Court of Common Pleas, by number
of Attorneys of the District, and has consented TO
he use of his name. in that connection. The n
ounccment is therefore made accordingly.
d. TIse friends OF BeH. SfSnsOH, Esq, an
snurce him a. a candidate for Judge of the Court
Il Common Pleas, at the October election.
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E NE ~ TE.HOTAE~ SERD.-.9 FULL
y W supply just received and for sale by
+. SHARPE CO.,
Corner Main and Water streets
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AT KINzEY's .-oar
20 O.. CsnsLs 90. sos 49, 49,. WSsteS coiar. as
~ s fsss c-sSris .sd swi.s Wortsd Collar, &c
40 G.e Cambria and Swiss MefSed consI'' o.
A,s' sn' ' 800 Needt Worked Sets sc. and Ha
30 japanese Worked Se<s, TO-
SO hns Worried Set. 81 ~
40 very sne Sets, 81 - end 81 ~
800 Trimmed Lace ssls, SIC.
rrenes rls-.t' oicAIs at just hall Prtee. ala.
Yoa tess S. you ess by e y.u ss STn p'
10 c sissd a.: :0d sist cSsSIi. Net; sie
ISS. Colored and Black Chenille fet' dc
80 Cheuill. Hesddresse., closing Ct Die.
poaA.. au.s sod Trimming Ribbons, all closing out.
Rsa y,yas fsASy Ve'v,. THmninE: 11 y &C. SCI i"
Ladie. white KID Gloves, ole Soc. a
LsdleS nstt Kid Gloves, sSc., SOC.
Cs..lAe .. scr sss 81 KID Gisves, Ill cslor and WheA
~ , 49,, o,,,
Panic sale Berlin Lined Gloves iSc.
Pauic sas-Lined Silk Gloves, lsc.
Ysal .s!s u nsttn. Hose. 10. Ribbed tsss, ioc'
Pstie -.!e q 6Ll Hsse s. H,I bS,e g.
Is nso Sh is. nd S SI eoaus on, c..
20 s .cy H Ps. ss.iSs S S1 s s 80
LA roteeoan'les and Bss. .. i;c', iso., -.
Iao Peten snnsiss and Bag 81 Die. oIn, Soc
- - esutc s.le-yelve. se.f. 80
Pslic sAe-Chenills Scars, A..
P,oie s.ie-wooies Goods
FANCY GOODS - NV avn -ov0
E1sl$ AID Hnsr... r.y: and T.nsy oood.is The slty
:%ss ss. f':s y s,t9s Ss sts'
Rsboss Head. * Chm chIn. Tea seq. Ike W.,oSs moving
ksaa C. Sdeps.n pSn.sy Babe ssdis s1 rs nS,9s
T F,s E .s s: S1S oss nd Fssr, Fs
e S.s. so,s Of fao.. kibbca. Ysrsr Gloves, Ho.ry
Trnuins'' hrine'y Goods O'4Hs o" i WY KINNEY
Mo-, al and n, o.s Az. between ,- and 2,d st.
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Btop.s ana Ssatns.

GAS STOYE9.-Ths Public will bear 10 mind
Is SeE sr N.Y. w. :e!;e sssss s's.
dcoea, allows 70 hs .sde State Rshn sals hsssfso
No as BroAA~ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28

rT,HE legitimate CHILDREN and DESCEND
Il AkTs 81 JOHN Ii CAS-, ROBERT LUCAS. sst JAMES
LUCAS brother Of CdARLE2 LUCAS o. til, l:.sd q e
January this pr.oe year. hereby called uIes appear
before the padsasned executors Of the WI @ tde ss
ChAr. Luesz either personally by atorney befsee e 81 P
-aou fon date and 10 furnish legal prssf ths
before stated In order 10 ksye sher rights Of In
herenc. ax the said Charss Lvcas daily essbheA end
"a red 81 CtSiI 'ra,. IS $50 JAMES PlNLA1
JAME6 BROWN -
FRANK T. NEWTON,
ALPx. RLEMfH0.
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Chances for Business Met.

BUSINESS CHANCE
II Wanted tm.,.dls,tiy I. PARTNER q AgENr IN sesvs
bc ss mar 10 furnish 800 csS ard the sssnes' asd
s,poin. arer4 fss toe salary 80 per mssss eI
penses paid Noes III be rectve< eitea tao ssovs oAP'A
ph,oo win b. secures Address A w. Tribune Once
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PONDS sod k0RT9AlEA
~ SSne est,eo esoeo " LOAN usoatnecsvsl Bo.s ~
tof<hss IN tAtg sty
81 :, LOAN asos sssroy,l Bsea sna Msrses2 p s<sN
- ASSfHO CHA2hEa W ILLknf6
~. esosA ~ 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28

DARN and MARBLE QUARRY for SAI.R o.
L ExCHAkon ~ CITY PR0PERrY. --P< ssis * q
aoed uass ns~ the dsy sSs~t hear toses 81 anI
=. oalaysSa. I'D paty wss<i Wa IL Qaary 10 I'd
Neen si.ss tsot ed HAohA~y ~ lwsll.s hs,ssA xe
toAy q W nAtis Arst oiass speo,sas u whoA mag :,
Bssocefs 2sr.s Broadway ed we - r,ssy &C.,
n The ~. Pc tHrtAsr pArssa.Hs tpSsrs Il
- HO6AR MORGAN rssA
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yyAxuABLE BROADWAY p.zOra9fx m
-, : ~ 1nsSss ~ ia f. inss,. l.s c,asestss yss
so, - Lssnsrd e. forming On T. 80 " !. ,,ss,
~ NOS. siisib bastass satss Ga Brs:sy .S ~,
-,,hsr dssisjop a "a psoysy and terms 49, VrJ
~. 80. n We Amarinsn InSi..s, Cosp,r Basding
- THOMAS MYLBATH, Corrcs2onins oer<Ny'
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T,HH LA8T CHANCE.

V,HB Last CHANCE.
Il We bsvs prodksses suaossy u The 0s>A soanxsssA
bsasw, sai ws ere Assefmine4 " ceuyer them
~ INTO CASH
xvs<ytoAy siH BE- ssHssed that are Ia
EARNEST, -.
sr< pesusns tho following E Of prices Until The iH ysaa
READi READii READ II
COMPARE THE FIGURES
White FrenrS China Tea 6e<r plsoes.
White Frsooo Chins Dinner Sets ls pieces .,'.''''
White frrIch Cbins Dinner Plates the doscu.
White Frv0ch CSiDs Brcakfass Patrs the dopeo
White Yreuob China Tea Plates, the dozen
White yrnch China Covered Dishes esoh.','.''.''''
White French Chm Soup Turecus Zach .....'"' ~
White FreBo China Tea Cxps and Saucers the dosen"
Gold Band french China Tes 6ets ~ pecos
God Bad freooh China Dinner Bes f67 pieces
old Coiorcd Preach China Tea Sets, "A pieces
Gold Ceoted PreutA China Dinner Sets l61 pieces %
Plated Tea Kctte< each.
&lvps Plated Tra Beta pieces..
SiiyNt-Psed Table Spoons, tho dozen
Biyr<- PlsieJ Tsbls FORTS the dozen
CxtiAass 6ocle<z ths dozen "
fOasTHsn WITH
- sasS. sssostanhot Of ,.,
BISQUE and PAhhAN floohho'
H"rN~ BRONZE VASES,
No. ~ w HOLIDAY SEASON
fv.s poth nsT ss~,red shss ercty sros sd'sea WIZ
CUT OUT THIs LIST,
"do"ss S"' '~ WIZ DALEY Co,
Nc. SCI Broadway.
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Hndtutm.

Oryros % rHs pAsAsA RAILROAD Co. \
ronHne Bs1ainp. No. 81 WIlst New Yort. Dec ~ fsec
FIrHE HOARD Of DIRECTORS Of this Com
pAny t,vs his day declared dividend Of Six PER c8uR
sct o. the niss OF tbe Road for the SIX months e1diss IA
,u payable ookhodeSs their legal
and aei bs ID January 1881, To transsr b cissl
JOS y JOY aoort>rx
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EBBTTT HALL-THR BALL Is UP--Ho. So
~ West 3diL near Bros4~sy-Tsor Skttins Hisot
eka1s with SHALERSPATEET FLOOR 6KATRsl
Charge with sksles PEI hear, ssat' Skating taught fs
one dollar.
Hall open ron g m 70 ?. m ..,
N BAN the Dances taught Skstes-
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1uskuti0M.

~--->
A GENTLEMAN wishes TO place bis daughter 40
N rod BOARDING SCHOOL. In this CITY or btoe ,yn
bers sbs oil. he taught tbs common Enki.h osnens 90,
where The terms are r1od-rae Address fAhEHi DOL W. "
Tribune ONcs.
A CARD.-This month, until Monday, SlsS' sss
N day Of 1890 Twill receive pupils cd snd Jou1s iof
C0rRsE Of TIN LTssONs n PfNMAEsliIP fos ~ 20 At
" s'ur S Si w B. GSLbssfH Bro.dws, alrH
ORfANT, sTRAITON. & Cos chain Of Ma.
ID I.OSAL MYRCANTILY C0LLE0ES -For instnlctien
b Boesleeping Commercial, Law Penmsnship Ahhmeuc
lei located No IS Cooper Institute New York and In rs
dcpbJa Albany Buffalo Cleveland Detroit Chicago, and b.
oa schoalips good In The eight College, Cal rooms or
sddI - a above
INSTITUTE RIDING SCHOOL, Nos. l15 and
III Wess sads directed By Cspt RALSTON Gate Of the
Bstsh aynyj rh efficient assnts Clsss for ladies eo
nso~a and hosses for school Centr 20 riding Cte1lAs
can De obtained forwarded !rsn the ocs APPLICATION
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
INl 8TTUTY No Ms tths. oorss< q hse4susa ON Web
lnaon square 0EO. w ChARkE, A n, end JAMEs SAa-
HfN0 n, Propneor and PhnsipeA opens is Eshtssnts
ko4Ascns MONDAY, Sept 10 1882 vhsn IT, pupils 1s
svsuss.eA 70 BE- psnesuay prsssns Csesess. VITA RI'
lss may b he'd the Broadway boot ssorsa ~ kSfONo
Ma ~ 6sAsg, sed Of the lnxkase.
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DARNUM5 AMERICAN MUSEUM

CHRISTMAS CARNIVAL
two 1IIIAhT PERFORMANCES EVfKf DAT,
Al sad "a o'clock ~
NEW AND ENTRAORQjNAR ATTRACTIONS.
SOUTH AfRrCSk ABoRIGISES.
rs.ra..utsiives Of svc different tribe, Wis;
A HOTTEST0T, A kAPflK, A BUBHhAH,
ZULU. and A fih0O,
These interesting bsst lane appear IN tbeh enna gvtesss
Costumes made Of the ----
SKINS OK WILD ANIMALS and BIRDS,
and be Of ali hours and at intervals their native
FESTIVE and WAR DANCES and SONGS,
which win be faithful representations Of their bsrbsrcas
toms habits festiyiies &C. 80 making the
MOST ATTRACTIVE ard UNIQUE INHIBITION
given 70 the people Of America
THH NEW SPECTACULAR FIvE-ACr DRAMA,
SEA or ICE; On,
TIE WILD FLOWER OF MEXICO,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING THIS WEEK,
At 3sDd u o'slcci.
MISS DORA DAWk0N go.
the wsnderNl and extraordinary DOUBLENOICED SINGER
vifl appeal at eech performance IN popular Duet
PERSONAT1k0 BOTH MALE AND FEMALH
THE TWO LIVING AZTEC CHILDREN,
The unique and singular kunaR btlhss known.
THE LIVING WHAT IL IT. o. MAN~MONkErt
TWO ALBlk0 GIRLS!
White and white hair, with thsL MACK mother.
THIRTY MONSTER SNAKEa -
Ako, LIVING SEAL, HAPPY FAMILY, GRAND AQUA
Ria 6ed With LIVING FiSB q ell kinds the mos interest
ing exhibition In the wo<iA WAX FIGURES, FORTUNE
TELLER, GRAND CO6MORAMA. $4,000 CURIOSITIES
Admission emily Is Chldres under 10 Is csots
Psrouette Is Chdes under tea 70 cents oxuA
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srARmxo AusAr-An ARRAY occurred In Roosevelt
srsss yesterday morning between number Of drunken
mon, during which man named Phillip Ryan was stab
bed In the shoulder. The injured conveyed 10
The New York Hospiial for medical treatment, while
Robert Fallen and Robert Bell who were arrested on sus
plcion Of heise implicated In the ARRAY were taken 70 the
ronbs and committed for examination.
AxourR -hichsei CAntwen and John Tennis lads
about sixteen years OF eye, became involved quarrel
II the Of Chrntooher and Greenuich streets %
Saturday night, when cAntse drew knife and stabbed
bis antagonist In the abdomen Tennis taken TO the
rteetpce az his pare cts and doctor called in TO d
upd him Policeman Harr,rg Of the Nath pre- csnct ar
rested Caniwe and locked him up In the Tombs rennh
is considered 70 be dsrseroGAly Injured.
BRocxfyxry TRorBrE- Roltu A. Goodencush. q
medical student reeoing at No sss Union street. Brook
yn, vss arrested on charge OF stealing $3.50 from
ofoe 81 Ore ssyres Jenes, No. 7pe Broad wSy. The
sccussc susyrg N the Office Of the compssinAais
and watching hs opportunity, n al eyed opened the
safe With fsse Rev ard sssrscted the above amount
whtn taken into crsiosy key which ned the safe was
fornd N BIZ pcsst The prisoner brought be
ere Jcsilce Connolly ard hed bail IN TIL sun Of 81 900
10 as-sr. Thonss Rensy, Of No. 81 East Thirty.
seventh street, vent stcufiiy Ter sae prisoner.
CHARGE or ExuzulorxSr "A young man named Jos
n Smmorr employ ca 81 clerk al tue FIih Ayeaue III,
e. wss taken INTO euslosy b. detective Ksse co satur
FAY, on charge o' emhezzlte sH0 from his emploScrs
The sccrsed brought before Jcs Kelly ct the cor
Police Court, rhsre ne Was csnmiiise iss exsmicaicn
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Arrivals and o,psrtnrss.


GsLwAr AEs ST. fcHss, Nf-sssD,hr Frncs siosst-Ihos
slesr. ssfy Ssyiu A BtsIis a ~ultsy. Dus1n,
MS kcsarrf ~ QiEey, sanford \. ~ sfcfes stxstwfh
Dugss tan fssey, Mrs Hsnrg- Jas 9oroon tos,a,
,n otsint, y reicur. nraef-s,i eT 70 hs
sietfsse
savSTsAH--tieassAic Nrt,so-s Win ib.ae MIS-
Bhrror, Nrf sGssr Ard IVA fhitre, Vie Nrrrs 4.
sreher, sfrcv. Geo stsgford rcoper klsL
etctser sbs rcvfie srd i-n csdrers ksv ID arssg,
1 iirss L. Ssgsr U sb.hle wv rcNs,sss. Ms aose a
ssh "A stS ssrvsn ala wt-~ srs lee sks Sslisre Mr.
o. a Me lCss 500 thld ssf eTEe, n hAccA Jos \
Rtyesrr rs stls = :. C.ss srsni ~ rcc~ruh 4
,bh.: Asvsscr ar md sss so~esy sea v1nd = Wa1s
80 y C,o~eD = v-xs,ckei. 2se p ssss. lang =
.s,.s g ,si iA s's sit, / 49, ' sal sss
tlM Wrttst J .stisa, ~ Lsnss wrlas, Geo
stvsn s,s snsek ard 10 cAidssr ~ ard bis ssaspe
lore VI f~nsinss srs sseFAssse Mr. ytzyp>r, Mis-
Lrcnls wa ~ ~ The ~esrsIs.
hfcHsvsp. sc-tssxsAin dsRsso-,-s yers'rs, hiy
and ch.n, Mittsy. q ousale. Il rrnt.n Il raxtsr
sh,s n, ressn cnS,E,s n.sv ~ snsv.s ,s ss
sHsr 70, &c. ~
fsf,aA : fAiss = tats-ois, Lsus 20: - a, =
srsts,, y Z rcits. a g zt-r<es crsvss- w
sctElkcs
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The New York Herald-Edition for
EUROPE.
Ths Cunard mail steamship Arabia, Captain Stone, will
leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool.
ne European mails will close In this city to
afternoon half past O'Clock 70 20 by railroad, and
ut quarter TO four O'Clock to 60 BY steamboat
The EUROPEAN EDITION or THE Herald win be publshed
ai O'Clock the morning Single copies, In Wrappers
nix cents.
The contents Of the EUROPEAN EprnoS or THE HxsALD
VIII combine the received by mail and telegraph 4
the once during the previous week. and TO the hour Of
publication.
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Tue Cfxr NUIsANcE.--A memorial to both
houses Of Congress has been presented to
that body, calling attention to the In
convenience caused by the overwhelming
quantity OF old and new cents issued
from the Mint. Il states that these ceats
are so abundant in the city Of New York and
the surrounding counties that many persons
reoei We end disbuIse very little Of any other
kind OF money. We ourselves know for fact
that there are many persons engaged In bu l..
ness In this city who have from one to ak
thousand dollars Of copper coinage lying by
them idle. The intrinsic value Of the cent is
only about sixty per cent on The dollsr, SO that
to realize they must sacrifice forty per cent Of
nominal value Many would cheerfully do this
and suen down The coin into copper or ssle IL
they ssv any prospect of the nuissnoc abss
Ing. I, wculd De no ute. however. to make this
abcfifcc WITH TIRE certainty Of haviag periodical.
y 10 renew Il. The memorisIsis In the pre-.
sent case ask Cor law permitting any person
having more CT this kind OF money than be
srows vhst 10 Go sta 70 return II 20 the
Uri'ei s's'es W.T. s1s receive IL return either
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NEWS FROM WARRINGTON,

n Fasans 1alIrsad-IAe Army BiaPrs-
Psssa bsrsass q IL Havy-Death q
Aajsr General yeslp-Ths ssvsde hvss-
tgatlss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-11

A SEASON or ExcrTExESTs.-The present
season WIN be memorable for the unusual and
exciting events that 1t brings with it. A week
from to-day we may expect the Great Eastern,
and coincident with the sensation that she will
occasion we have to prepare ourselves for that
caused by the arrival of the Japanese. Follow
ing close upon both, we may look out for the
Prince Of Wales, who, In his way, will be just as
much IN object Of curiosity. People of weak
nerves should guard themselves against these
coming trials. A series Of such excitements,
with the thermometer at 30 In the shade, as will
probably be the case, may prove rather critical
to their systems.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-11

oiiqpss cal hope for from such al inAaSe split
would be to throw the election into the House
Of Representatives. This 10 forlorn and DIES
perate hope for them; for even If IL could be
obtained, the conds mnation which they, a. au-
thors OF the mischief, would receive from
juttiy Indignant country, would preclude oil
idea of their obtaining the election by States.
The fact is that these shortsighsed politi-
CLANS, intent on local interests alone, and too
much heated with passion, do not see that each
and all Of them iDstead Of plotting the ruin of
their sdyeItary, are busily aud blindly prepar-
ing their own The true question before the
country is, shall fsnAtical organization, led
By demagogues, be permitted to commence an
aggressive assault upon vital Institution in
the Southern States and thus involve the
whole Union in revolution, civil war and
iuiDs In such momentous crieis the people
care nothing for the personal quarrels of Mr..
Davis snd Mr.. Douglas; and each Of these, In
sel6sbly insisting upon placing his own perso-
nal nmities before the safety of the govern
nent and the Union, becomes an enemy Of the
country and of the public good. They and
their followers must and will be consigned to
the defeat and ignominy which persistance in
their present quarrels entities them to, and
cannot but bring upon them. II they cannot
set aside the unworthy sentiments that now
animate them, And unite in bringing forward
ticket which every national man, North and
South, East and West in the Central States
and on the golden ahores Of the Pacific, can
support they are reoresnt to the trust which
copfdiDg States have reposed in them, I'M
worthy of the Senatorial positions they oe-
cupy, and false to their duty as citizens of the
first republic of the earth. Let the people
prepare to visit them with that condemnation
which persistence, at Richmond and Baltimore,
in their insane quarrels will richly entitle them
10.