Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 August 1870 — Page 3

THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, ISIO.

HUMOROUS. Tho New York Leader thinks that Mace is the spice of the prize ring. Miss Vinnie Ream ha? modeled a figure she calls "The West." Will the West submit to be Ream model ed? A gang of laborers on tho strike in England have painted on their banners, "A little earning is a dangerous thing." A doctor boasting at dinner that he cured his own hams, one of his guests remarked: "Well, Doc., I would sooner be your ham than your patient. Tho Danbury News says there is nothing so calculated to call out the deep earnestness of a true woman, and enlist her most faithful devotion, as doing up her back hair. Josh Billings says that "the lion and the lamb may possibly sumtime lay down in this world together for a fu minutes, but when the lion comes to git up, the lamb will be missing." Who can but admire the stoicism of a Devonshire man, who, when on his death bed, the other day, begged his wife and children to have the pro cession start early, so that they might be sure and get home by milking time. The following advice ia from a New York paper: "Press on, youcg man, though you be poor. We knew a youth, who, with only his two hands and a crowbar, opened a jewelry store, and now he is living in a fine stone residence in Sing Sing." A pious but injudicious individual with a set of stencil plates devotes Saturday nights in Waterbury Conn., to posting scriptural questions on the dead walls. Working in the dark, he chooses some queer places. It is apt to destroy the intended effect, says a local paper, to read, "What must I do to be saved?" "Try Dr. Sprague's Female Strengthening Bitters." Youthful generosity was illustrated in Albany, recently. A little boy, smeared all over with molasses, came, running up from the river flourishing a dirty shingle, and screaming at the top of his voice to a comrade: "Oh, Bill! Bill! get as many boys and shingles as you can, for there's a big hogsit of 'lasses busted on the pavement busted, all to smash!l". A servant girl who was sent a day or two ago to a druggist in New York', with a request that he would give her some castor-oil, "disguised as much, as possible," was asked by the druggist if she liked soda water, and replied in the affirmative. The: druggist thereupon gave her a glass strongly flavored with lemon, with muoh oil cast upon the troubled water. Notioing that she lingered after receiving this, the druggist inquired the cause, and was told that she was waiting for the oil. "Oh," replied the man of drugs complacently, "you have taken that." The startled woman gazed at him in dismay a moment, and then exclaimed, "Oh, murder! I wanted it for a man who is .very sick." Correspondence of tbe Troy Times. A Couple or Jour. Printers. I met Mr. Thurlow Weed a day or two since in the office of ono of our leading papers, and I alluded to Mr. James Harper, and mentioned his views as to the ways for a workingman to accquire independence. Mr. Weed reflected a momont and replied: "It was most emphatically the rule of James Harper's whole Ufa to study, not how little he could work but how much. Mr. llarper and I learned our trade more than hfry years ago, of Mr. Seymour, then the leading printer ot thn city, lie was our master, and one of the best men God ever made. He resided at No. 46 John Btreet;and lived directly opposite his plaoe of business. James and I were partners. The advantage of having a good partner, where you ' worked month after month together at the same press,' must be apparent. Often after we had done good day's work, James .Harper would say, 'Thurlow, let's break the back of another token just break.' I would generally reluctantly consent just to break the back of the token, but James would beguile me, or laugh at my oomplaints, and never let me off until the token was completed fair and square It was a custom with us ia eummer to do a fair half day's work before the other boys and men got their breakfast. James and I would meet by appointment in the gray of the morning, aaa go aown io uoou Street. We got the key of the office by tapping on the window, and Mr. Seymour would take it from under his pillow and hand - it to one -of us through an opening in the blind. - A pressman'continued Mr. Weed, "who could do 20 or even 10 per cent, mora work than usual was always sure of a situation. James Harper, Totn Kennedy, (long since dead), and I made the largest bills in tho city. We often earned as muoh as $14 per week liberal wages when you remember that good board could be obtained as low as $10 per month." As Mr. Weed uttered these words hi3 eyes lit up with tbe fires that illumined them in his youth, and there was that expression a moment about his face that showed he was for an instant living over again what were probably tho pleaeantest days of his varied and successful life. In alluding to these "g'.ants among us," let us ask: Does the modern system of labor under the supposed ameliorations of the eight-hour law, trades unions and constant strikes, promise to bring up any representatives from the rank of the toiling millions like the legitimate fruit of the old industries, as represented by Thurlow Weed, James Harper and their coe.n.ia anri associates. ' 'faelf-made TtiPn?" Contrast the bitter spirit of antagonism that now prevails between the employer and the employed, with Thurlow Weed's utterance, with deep emotion in hia voice, speaking of his mooter vhn has been dead scores of years, as "one of the best men God ever made." It is something for the youth of the country, thrown upon toe WOT! J wim uu resouruca uut mcit .enta snrl hrairn to fjsmrti to themaalirna .Times Harrier and Thurlow Weed, tall athletic, six feet high, tha best piBUUiu Ju"i3 . -- -- American type, shaking on sleep , ere dawn, and hurrying to their business. BRASS rOUIJDEH, izO JOHN 1YOS0N, : FOLNOEi AMD FLUJSHER Steam and Q&s-Flpe Fitter, ; Manufacturer and Dealer in Steam and Water uaugea, spelter ana naooui Metal, and a LI Articles appertaining to a Bras Foundry. , STEAMBOAT ASD GSSZSAL BLiCiSMITHING, Water Street bet. Pine and Leet. JCVANSVILJUC 1ND. 0rVnttx paid for old Copper and Brats.

SPSCIAI IIOTICES.

Consumption. The Three Remedies. " ScHracH'a PtnMOSio Bteut," for the cure ot Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, and every form of Consumption. Tho peculiar action of thia medicine ripens the uloers in tbe lungs, promotes the discharge of the corrupt matter by expectoration. Furinea the blood, and thus oures Consumption, when every other remedy falls. MSchencX Sea-Weed Tonie" for the cure of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and ail diseases Arising from debility. This tonlo lnYlgorates the digestive organs, supplies the plaoe of the c as trio Juice when that U deficient, and then enables the patient to digest the most nutrtclous food. It la a sovereign remedy for all cases of indigestion. M Schenek's Mandrake Fills," one of the most valuable medicines ever discovered being a vegetable substitute for calomel, and having all the useful properties ascribed to that mineral, without producing any of Its Injurious effects. To these three medloines Or. J. 2 Bobenck, ot Philadelphia, owes his on. rivaled success in the Treatment of Pulmonic Consumption. Tho Pulmonic Syrup ripens tbe morbid matter, discharges It. and purlfles tbe blood. The Mandrake Pills act upon the - liver, remove all obstructions therefrom, give the organ a healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint, Which is one" of tbe most prominent causes of Consumption. The Sea-Weed Tonlo invigorates the powers of th etomach, and by strengthening the digestion and bringing it to a normal and healthy condition, Improves the OuaUty of tha Wood, by which means tbe formation of uicers'or tubercles In tbe lungs becomes impossible. The combined action of medicines, as thus ex plained, w ' 1 care every case of Consumption If the r uiedles are used In time and the use of the Is persevered In sufficiently to bring the ease to a favorable termina tion. - , Sr. Hcbeuok's Almanac, containing a full treatise on the various forms of disease, his mode of treatment, and general directions how to tu e his medicine, can be had gratis or sent, by mall by addressing his Principal OQce, No. 15 North Sixth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. Pr"oe of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea-. weed Tonlo, each Si 60 per bottle, or 17 50 a half dozen. -Mandrake rills, 35c per box. For sale by all druggists ind dealers. ' ' The Fearful C1ITCJES Subdued ! THE CURE-HOW DISCOVERED Having been long afflicted with CANCER. I resorted to all the remedies of which I eould hear. Among them was one reoommending a certain herb to me as a cure. I (aa I supposed) ' procured the herb, and prepared and applied It, which made a perfect cure, but on examination by tbe family physician he Informed me that t tie herb I had used, which had made a perfect and speedy cure, was not the one recommended. Alfwaoare afflioted can find a fpedy cure by sending for the recipe, with fall tlireotioDs lor use. Price $5. Address, with registered letter or money order, O EOIU3 E MOKOAN, Box 251, Fort J ervi. Oracle County, New York. . . ..Jaaadam - A TOIT ntACKS. A viotim of early JUx Imprudence canning nervous debility, premature decay, &c,lja discovered a simple means of oare, which he will send ree to his fellow-sufferers. Address J. H. REE VEh, 78 N sau Street. New York. ' ocSBwSmSpH - ....... ; FIHPISS OX THE FAC2. Pimply iCrtiptlons and blotched disngura4 .Inns v . V. T : - I and Pimnle Remedv. Rnld bv b.ii rtmcr. gists. , FOR MOTH PATCHES, FX1CKLE3 AXD TAJT, USE "PERRY'S MOTH and FRECKLE LOTION," the only Reliable and Humlem hemedy for removing brown discoloration from tbe Face. Prepared by Dr. B. C Pirbt, 49 Bond aueet, NY. Sold by Drugslau everywhere. aprl-m SELF ENERVATION. Essays tor Young Men, on Physical and Mental Enervation loss of bodily vigor, courtage, and ambition tbe cause ana care with sanitary aid for the feeble and desponding, bent free, in Healed envelopes. Addrem, HOWAKD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia Pa. raa2ri3tn Bp N BATCItEI.OK'S HAJR DTE. This splendid Hair Dye is the best In tha world. Harmless, reliable, Instantaneous! does not contain lead nor any vitalio posson to produce paralysis or death. Avoid tbe vaunted and delusive preparations boattn virtues they do notpossess. The E en nine W. A. Batcnelor's If air Dye has ad 30 years' untarnished reputation to uphold its Integrity as the only Perfect Hair Dye Black or Browu. Sold by all Druggists, Applied at IS Bond Street, New York. IfelO Th (3 tlealint- Pool. Ennays rou TorS hex, who bave fallen Into vicious habits, and now desire a higher life, and a bette MANHOOD, with certain means of relief for the afflicted. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P., ParxANtbraia. Pa. - - . . . eepSt To remove Moth-Patches. Freckles. and Tan from tbe face, use .Perry's Moth and Vcii Zt tum. Prepared only by DT B. O. Pikbt. Hold by all druggists. ; nov 17 dam SpN Vnr RLACK WORMS and PIMPLES on tbe fuoe, use Berry'a Oomedone and n-pi-e Kemedy. prepared only by Dr. B. O. Pbrky, 4 Bond Street, New York. Sold everywhere. The trade supplied by wholeBale medicine dealers. no!7d3m8pN fii ALOIS'S PAPftlAN lOTIOJf" Tar BeastiQlB? thj S&ln and Con piexion. Removes all Eruptions. Freckles. Flmclea. Moth Biotehes. Tan. etc, and renders tbe skin toft, .fair, and blooming. For Jbadies in tne nursery it is invalu able. . For Gentlemen after Shaving it has no Paphlan Lotion" Is the only rellabl romedy for diseases and blemishes of the Skin. . : PMALOX'S "PAPHIAH SOAPfOl the Toilet. Nursery, and Bath, will not chap the skin. Price 25 cents per cake. 1 FI,OR IE M TO." ' KB MATO. A New Perfume for tbe Handkerchief. ExqulHite. Delicate, Lasting Fragrance. PHALON 8ON1 New York. Hold h 'l ilmtcglRtf fly There 13 n3 Such Word as Fail. TARRANT'S coMPoxmn ' EXTRACT OF- ' ' AND " ' i COPAIBA. ASure.Cerfain ! And ! . Speedy Cure For all diseases of the Bladder, Kidhtxts and TJrisabt Okoans, either in the Male or female, frequently performing a perfect cure aucc 0 tnree ot Jour UavM. and always la less time than any other Preparation. In thence of . Componpd Extract or Cnbebd sad Cenaiba There Is no need of confinement or etiinn in diet. In its approved form of pute it is entirely uui,ei--, uu vttunes no unpleasant sensation to tbe patient, and no exposure. It is now acknowledged bv tha mott leirned in tne profession that in the above class of atseases, lubebs asjd copaiba aie the only two remedies known tbat can be relied upon with any cmTAINTY Or 8UOCKSS. TARRANT'S Compound Extract of Cabebs and Conalbn Sold by DruEsists ail over the World M DU. HEATU'S manv years' ex J perience in curios tbe debilitated and Otaeased dlacloned the startling fact tbat tbree-foortbs of those suffering with Dyspepsia, Neroovs Dehilitv. Exhausted Vilaliti. Consumption, Cancerous Affections, Disease vj m jutvrzr, jivuepsy, raroiysxs, ana &tstases of the Kidneys and Jiladler, were caused by and could only be cured after curing them of Seminal Wpiakn. hh Immense practice has made his treatment as near perfection as possible. Many of his patients tad paid from J100 to 16,000 for medicine anl treatment before seeing uiui. ici 1 w)i patients can not be cured without a searching exam lnatlon of a I symptoms and oomplic. tlons, and scl tntiflo treatment by an exte rienoed physician. Those at a distance can be cured at their homes without a.n interview. Advice free at 710 Broadway, New York. Ihere are so many unsuccessful phyelelaiis, Dr. Hkath will merely say he is tbe author of two elaborate works on Medicine and Surgery and one on Chemical, Jyl3

V 1 i VT'ty

MACHINIST, ETC. C. K II A T IS,

FOUNDER and MACHINIST MACHINERY AND SUPPLY AGENCY. Builder of Portable Engines and Fortable Circular Saw Mills. Sugar Cane Mills, Corn Shelters, Improved Steel Amalgam and Composition Bells for farms, shop, enslne bouses, churches, schools, etc, and Machinery and Castings generally. Steam BoUers, Plate and Sheet IronWork of every description. Proprietor and Agent of Territory in the Patent Drive Tuoular well. Apply for descriptive circulars and nrloe lists, and state the kind of mac hi aery, Ac, wished. Repairing promptly done at or from the shop, on Boilers, Machinery, Ac Work of the beet material and workmanship. Comer First and Pins and Second and Ela Streets, ETAXSVII.IJE:, ijcdiaita. Portable Engine (tato mill tize), and Portable Circular Sam Mills. ; Important Notice. The usual amount of steam used to do sawing with by the Portlble Circular Saw Mill Is from 125 to 150 pounds pressure per square inch. I have reduced this amount and require only from BO to 80 pounds per square Inch, at which steam Is not considered in tne least dangerous, and Is, at the same time, more economical In the saving of fuel, Ac We append the following certificate of the first of my new style Portable Mills, for the noting and careful Derusal of sawyers and all those desiring 10 purchase, and solicit a call and careiUl examination, they now being ready on band and making, mounted on four strong woodun wheels, with wide tires and heavy Iron axles, easily drawn from a plaoe, and always ready for operation in a few hours, or mounted on legs and wooden skids, or Ms. K eats i The Portable Engine yon furnished me, I consider as satisfactory and perfect In every respect as any machine I ever saw, runs llgnt, uses (SO pounds of steam for running a double 80 arid 80 inch circular saw mill lor a common day's business. An averare day's work, 6,000 to lO.ou) feet of lumber, easy, wUh 75 poonds of steam. A. J. CAtnww.n. Lynnvllle Ind. . Other sises for farm and plantation us and all other requirements. nov 15-6m C KRATZ. SCIi ULTZEf i COe. IMC e oli anio Manufacturers ai d Builders of , GTEAH EITGIIIEB, CIBCULA11 8AW-S11LL8, 4 Gritt and Sugar Uilh, Tobacco Screw Gumming Machine, .Distillery and Mining Machinery, ' MaU Mills, Corn Shellert, House Fronts, Cellar Grate. IRON & BRASS CASTINGS OF XYXBT BKSOJUPTIOir. XACUI.TK.tT OF ALL KINDS MADS AJfD BEPAISJeJS. dxaubs nr BSLTINfcr, FIRS BRICES, STEAM SAUSES,,AND WUUUUHTIE0N PIPES. OLD MATERIALS BOUGHT. We have the facility of the beat ma chinery and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to us our individual attention; ail orders promptly; warrant our wora; ana cnarge rmwumu. jiu. orncx aht rotrsDBT: ' - uOSNER FIRST & LEET STREETS, EVAN8VILU5, END. N.B. Workmen sent to all parts to fit up work and do repairing. fe - HC11U li'iXH; THUMAN ct CO. PLAITING HILLS. B. T. TBIBLS. ' W. W. WIMEWSOW. B. f. TRinuz & CO., ; (Successors to Wm. Hunnel,) -Manufacturers of Doors, Sash, Blinds, Frames, !to. Also, dealers la Pine and Poplar Flooring, weatherboarding, Shingles, Lath, Ac. Building material of ail kinds in our line made to order. Factory and " Yard, Corner of WaU . . , nut and Fifth Streets, EvansYille, Indiana. V Orders. -oin abroad promptly attmdetl to. fie2iU6m IOHJS S. K'OOJtKXX. JOHW T. TWXXD, HcCORKLE & TWEED, 1 Contractors and Builders, And Manufacturers of Sash, Doort, Blinds, Frames, Brackets : Stair-Sails, &c. We keep constantly on hand a large, stock of Yellow and White Pine and Po lar Flooring, Poplar and Pine Lumber, Laths, ten ingles, dee. Bash, Primed e.ud Glazed, on hand and to order. Send, far Price List. . FACTORY, Cor. WALXUT Sc. EIGHTH STREETS, 'v. KVAJBVIiXJK, IlCD. All orders promptly attented to. I fe23 JACOB MEIEES & BRO., , Contractors and EaMcrs, And Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, &o. ALSO DEALERS VS LUMBER, LATH & SHINGLES. BV Estimates made on Buldlnjs for furnishing all Mill work and Lumber at the LOWEST PRICES and of the BEST MATERIAL. , Southern Planing Mill, Corner Water and Goodsell Streets, ":: EVANSVILLE, IND. 1OO.O0O POPLAR AND CYPRESS SHINOLES for sale cheap. aprl-6m LAW CARDS. C.K.DAVIS, ATTORN XY AND . . - , ' COUNSELOR AT LAW, HABBISBcnG, I LI.. nfflflfl n rtrt 1 Af r 1 -rr -. Hon are. Practices In all tha Court th. State Jau2-6m XJ. S. Ol aim A.tz&Tt. Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTING AGENT. Offloe on Main Street, bet ween Third and Fourth, No. 6 (over Keller's Gun Store), Kvansvme, i"" epi, Do. W. P. HAR6RAVE, ATTORNEY at IA.W. ' oace on Third Street, la Washington House Block. ! will practice tut various courts o tbe Clroclt. Prompt attention to office bualneM (dei d&n

HACXIIXIIST3.

WTXLIALX . HEILHIAir, (Suoeeeaor to grata Bellman.) MAMCrACXTJEtEIi AND BCIXOCB PO STABLE AXO STATICS' AST Steaia Engines and EoilerSi SAW AND GRIST. EIIX MACHINERY Ttoi-ewhiiiaj' Hachlnoai CoUon and Tobacco lrcse, CIRCULAR SA W 2iJLLSt KIT ASSY 1JULB, IW1IIAJIA. BHEET IRON AND COPPER YORK made to order oa short notice. IRON AND SRAS . CASTINGS of every description. . Dealers In STEAM ; GAUGES. GUM BELTING. FIRE BRICZS, WROUGHT IRON PIPES, BOLTING CLOTHS, Ac, a maK.ufactTrers' prices. RKPAIIUNC done at short notice. Crescent ounilry, Corner ofOas&l and Ingle Sts., EVANSVILLE, INDIAN A.1 - - t "1 . - : Manufacturers or STEAM ENGINES, STEAM E0ILEES Portable Circular Saw Mills, : AJT0 XaeAtaerjr or ererj Beierlptloa " DXALXB3 TS BELTING, STEAM G AUGERS, FIREBRICK, WROUGHT IRON PIPE, fec. Repairing dona at Short Notice. Also agenta for ' Stillwell'a Patent Haater and Lime Catcher. , ; nov7 GAS riTTIIIG, ETC. RONALD FISHER, ; nZAXKR XS Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures, Sas and Steaia Pipe Fitter, i Ho. 31 K.OCUST BTKEXT, EVANSVILLE, IND. RESTAURAITTS. LIVE Sc XUET UCVEX JOHN a SCIIWEIZEB. I Slain St. JElxeliaxise, BET. FIFTH AND SIXTH STS., 1 The Cheapest Oyster House In Town I r RES II OYSTERS OF THE FINEST qaality received from Baltimore dally per express. Meals at all hours 35 cents ; Oyster Soup 10 cents ; Lodgings 35 cents. Open from tt A.JC to ia yjc. de4 dlT TOIL SALE. : FOR 841E-VALUABLE MAIN STREET PROPERTY That splendid situated on tha west corner of Main ana elite streets, fronting 7a feet on Main Stree and loo feet on Sixth Btreet. Ha.ld property ia offered for sale at low figures wit vaajr lernw, iyviy o J. P. ELLIOTT BON, Real jCstate Agenta, Coiner Locust and Xhlrd Street.

STOVER &C.

STOVES! STOVES! STOVES ! Tinware, Hollow-ware, Castings, c. We manufacture tbe celebrated Cook Stoves, CHARTER, AUTOCRAT, ARMADA CLIPPER, And ALABAMA Wholesale and retail buyers will find it to their Interest to examine oar prices before purchasing elsewhere. Orders by mall, Ac., promptly attended to. Term cash. Jolm Gcantliii z Co., No. 91 IMCa'in t-t Opposite the Conrt House. maSly SAW HILL. ESTABLISHED J2f 1843.1 . JOHN -A.. REITZ, ; PBOPSIKTOB OF THE At tha Hoti of Pigeon Creei, Cvansvllle, Indl&aa. Manufacturer and Dealer In all kinds of Poplar, Oak, Ash, Gum and Walnnt Lumber, Lath and Blilngles. F Orders left at Reltz A Haney's Foundry will be promptly attended to. ms9 ly TRAIfSPORTATIOIJ. "Star" UJTCIOTV, AWD riatioiitL X-iiiies. orricx ur HAElltE IXAIili DTJIIiDIXQ 'l No. 9 MAIN STREET, Evans ville, Indiana : E. W. PATRICK, Agent. tjnly2Qlv1 MONEY CANNOT BUY IT! For Siglit is Priceless X I THE DIAMOND GLASSES, MARVFACTCRED TIT J. E. SPENCER A CO.. Hew York, which are now offered to the public, are pronounced dt an tne eeieoratea upucian. 01 tne world to be tbe MOST PERFECT. Natu ral, Artlncial help to the human eye ever known. , They are ground under their own supervision, from minute Crystal Pebbles, melted together, and derive their name, "Diamond," on account of their hardness and brilliancy. Tbe Hclentlflo Principle on which they are constructed brings the ore or centre ol the tens directly In front of the eye, producing a clear and distinct vision, as in the natural, bealthy sight, and preventing all unpleasant sensations, such as glimmering and waverinc of sight, dlzzlne&a, Ac, peculiar to ail others in urb. xney are aiuu iitu in xiin. f iiMar MANNER, in frames of the best Quality. of all materials used for tbat purpose. TUKllt F1AI1S1I AND IUttAJBlI ITT cannot be tnrpassed. UAUliun. none genuine unless Dearlug their trade mark stamped on every frame. L. BICTROLFF, Jeweler and Optician, Is the Bole Agent for Evanaville, Indiana, from whom they can be obtained. These goods are not supplied to Peddlers, at any price. jyat-l.v. SOAP. THE EVANSYILLE Soap Oompany, 68 NORTH FIRST ST., Evanaville, Indiana, Are now prepared to supply tbe trade with their DETERSIVE. YELLOW ERASIVE, BEST FAMILY, PLAIN GERMAN, f . GERMAN. CHEMICAL OLIVE,' 1 FRENCH ELECTRIC. And celebrated WAX SOAP. Also, choice Toilet Boaps, Ten Cent Toilet, Honey Shaving, Chapped Hands, Balsam of Fern, Variegated, Castile, Ac., tc. Ail of tae best quality, at the lowest prices and on tbe most favorable terms. We Invite inspection, and sball be glad to forward Drioe list on application. Orders promptly attended to. Wholesale Agenta tor ErJkenhrecher's Celebrated Starch. Soap ! Soap! ; A GREAT HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY Greatly Reduced Prices. mux WELL KSOWJf old reliable i brand of Boap made -y Pkoctor A Uamblk, of Cincinnati, for sale in tT ansvtue at tbe manufacturer's prices, without adding fx' iht. Just Tlilnlc oflt. ; One )-pound box of good Cincinnati Soap for or five bars for 25. UotUed German Boap reduced to 10 each for lib bars full weight. Babbitt's best Soap, whose reputation Is so good tbat other manufacturers imitate the e&ape and label. Be sure and ask for BABBITT'S; only lO per bar. ALSO The Chemical Olive Soap u bars f0Agreat variety of Toilet Soaps, Barbers' Soaps, casUle Soaps, Ac.. Ac. For any thmg m the Boa lijiegoto j 1el6 73 and 76 Main Street. OAF MAHISO MATERIALS Con- . ...rmlul T.v. Potash. Hnrta. Ash Hat boas, um, ' onus-, Jel6 73 and 76 Main Btreet. Steam Engines and Doctor for Sale. WE BATE FOB SALE a pair of ten Inch Cylinders, Doctor, Bhaft, some S:eam Pipes, and part of Hog Cbains for saleoneap. The Engines are ot the beet patterns: were in use but a few months. Per-n. "tiL'Y Sf&S.. Jy-lm4 CasejTUle, B.y,

STEAMBOATS.

Evans ville, Henderson, & Nashville Railroad Transfer Packet to Henderson. The magnlfloent side-wheel steamer jk. y e: t t e, . A. O.Durland, Master; James Letcher, Clerk, Will leave EvansvlUe dally for Henderson at 8 r.su Retnrns to EvansvlUe every morning at 8 A.K., and every Saturday evening at p.m. Leaves Evanaville every jaonaay ai, 7 a.m. lea 11 FOR PADUCAH AND CAIRO. T--" 1 1 mill The elegant new steamer MABY MIT IER 'Adam '.iter. Master. Leaves Kv nville for Cairo every TUESDAY ajd , FRIDAY, at 4 f. k., posi tively, connecting at cairo witn bl louis, Mempnia. ana new unwm pbmbui. Jyidtf PHY. D. VlETtf, Agent. For Fadnoah and Cairo. Th magnlfloent new low-preaanre steamer jr - CITY or LVAASVILLC, H. T. Dexter, Master ; Leaves EvansvlUe every MONDAY and IH0R8DAY at 4 Fjc promptly.connectlng at Cairo with St. Louis, Memphis, and New Orleans packets. W. O. BROWN A CO. mhlltf and PHY. D. V1ET8, Agents. Eegular Evans villa, Padncah, and Cairo Semi-Weekly Hail ; Line Pcnket. The new, fleet and unrivalled ilde-wbeel steamer . Gas. Fowler, Master; -Will. P. Fowler, In-. Daxe Nlcbelson, L1er. Leaves EvansvlUe K VJKBY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 4 P.M. Leaves Cairo EVERY THURSDAY and SUNDAY at 6 p.m., making close connection at Cairo with, first-da steamers for BU Louis, Memphis, and New Orleans, and at Kvanmrtlie with the K. A C. K.K. for all points .North and Kast, and with the Morning btar lor all points on the Upper Ohio. For lrelght or passage apply on board, or to P. D. ViElri, Agent. apl U Begnlar EvansvlUe anl Tennessee Elver Paciet TOR PADUCAH, JOHNSONVILLE, AJrn ASTPORT. . The eUiga&t paasenger steamer - Aukh DTMOAir Master 1 out Vint ARK, Clerk, ' Will leave EvansvlUe for tbe above and all intermediate porta EVERY TUESDAY, at 4 o'clock p.m. For freight or passage apply on board, or to - A. UAK.LEX, ap23tf - Agent. BJMUIaAR DAILY , VO AST rAVKMT. rOBOWENSBORO.ROCKPORT AND OKAJND VIEW. The elegant passenger steamer Pino JtSliiir, Lafayette Elder, Master. John A. Adams, Clerk. Leaves EvansvlUe DAILY (Bunuay excepted) at 8 p.m. Leaves Orand View DAILY (Monday excepted) at 7 A.M. or ireignt or pawage apply on board, or to HUMPHKEY.LEWXS A CO.. ap22 tf Agents. Eegnlar . Evanaville and Eowliug Green U. S. Mail Packet . The oew and elegant steamer EVANWVIL.LE, Samuel W. Combs, Master: ' Wm. Noland, Clerk, Leaves EvansvlUe for Bowling Oreen with the U.S. Mall every MONDAY A THURSDAY, at 4 o'clock p.m. . For freight or passage, apply on board. JjiiU-lf BOAT STORES OIX3, J. NINZIOII ft SON, , Wholes&ie Dealers in Eo&t Stores ; Lubricating, CoaL and Lard Oils ; Cordage, Rosin, Pitch, 6a, Mo. SO WATEK STBEJET, apr28 dly Bet. Main and Vina. . TEA STOHE. ORIENTAL TEA ST QBE ! II. A. CO OIL AS WOW OPENED HIS NEW UTOAtK. In tne New Ooera Uaiua. ww uii vo iui iraae me oout atsortea stock of Fancy and staple Orocent s ever offered In this city. - - T E -A. All grades, from the choicest to a good, cheap Tea, and pledges himself to sell aa low for the same quality as can be bought In New York, of any Tea Company or Tea Dealer. COFFEES. RIO, Old Government Java, Ceylon, and Java assorted grades at prices tnat wlU defy competition. Coffee W1U be roasted every day and ground free of charge. GRANULATED, Crushed, Powdered, Co t Loaf, Coffee, A, H, Ac, at prices tnat wlU be sure to suit. WHITE DRIPS, New York Steam Amber and Oolden, at prices lower than any time since the war. Butter and Cheese. EXTRA choice genuine Orange County Batter. Extra choice genuine Ooehen batter. CHOICE ROLL BUTTER. New York Factory Cheese to suit all - tastes. "Western Reserve Cioese, English Dairy ; 44 PineAppla -Sap Sago and Eadaa H All are asked to call and see what fin goods, cheap prices and good quaUties are of rered at tbe ORIENTAL TEA STORE, NEW OPEEA HOUS CAN GOODS, PICKLES, '&C. pBKSU sTBAWBEBBIES, Fresh Raspberries, , Pine Apple, " ' Tomatoes, " Peas. " Lima Beans. Fresh Blackberries, Cherries, " Peaohes.extra. . Windsor Corn, Chow Chow, Imperial Hot Pickles ; Captain Whitest Oriental Pickle Prince of Wale Salad Sauce, Worcestershire Sauce, Tomato Catsup, Assorted Shaker Preserves, Pure Money, Horse Radish, French Olives, French Preserves, assorted, dec, dec, at the Oriental Tea. Store. Just In Time for tne Holidays ! EXTRA CHOWS IMPERIAL RAISINS, (ail bnnches.) -Choice Layer Raisins, Snltana Raisins, Oenoa Citron, Lemon Peel, Zante Currants. French Prunes, White French Urapes, (fresn.) first ever ouered in tte city. AtTnore't Mince Pie Meat, ' . Shaker Preserves, Guava Jelly French Olives, Scotch Marmalade, French Mustard (imported), , &c, dec, at the Oriental Tea Store. Wedlock:. Thx Basis ot Civil. Sooixtt. Essays for Yonng Men, on the honor and bappinecs of Marriage, and tbe evils and dangers of Celibacy: with sanitary help for tne attainment ef man's true potation In life. Bent free, in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Pox P, Phlladelp Ua, Fsh IfaXQ dw3m

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Weather and Water. Tho weather yesterday forenoon was chiefly cloudy and rather pleasant. The mercury attained to only 88 np to noon, with a pleasant southeast breeza. During the twenty.four hour ending at 3 p.m., yesterday, the river had risen seven inch ef, and is about stationary, but will be risisg again within a day or two. It ia again rising at Cincinnati and Louisville. Arrivals ana D( panares. The only arrivals up to 3 r-.ar. yes terday were the Fayette, Henderson and return: Emma Floyd, Memphis to Louis, tile; Mary Houston, New Orleans to Louisville; Pine DlufF, Urandview to return; Morning Star, liouisvule to return. Beats Dae litre. Among tho first boats due here are the Tarascon and Falls City, ffom Louisville; Mary Miller, from Cairo; Minneola, for Memphis; Kate Robinson.from St. Louis; Judge Baker, from Nashville; Belle Vernon, Wauahita, and Tom. Beese, for New Orleans. Boats Leaving1 To-day. Foe CAtao. The Evansville. Cairo and Memphis Packet Company'a magnificent steamer City of Evans, villa will leave promptly at 4 P.M. today, for Padacah, Cairo and all way jiorts. Being entirely new, and fur nished without regard to expen6ei she offers unsurpassed accommodations to passengers. Capt. Dexter is among the most experienced commanders on the western waters. Nick Pennington and Sam. B. Laughlin are her affable, courteous and gal lant clerks. j ' Foe LorjisviLLE.--The magnificent Tarascon is the unrivaled paoket for Louisville and all way points at six o'olock thia evening. She ia a grand floating palace, and finely officered. Captain E. P. nollcroft commands, and Miles D.Warren and Phil. Beverly are her clerks, all pleasant and popular gentlemen. ' ., 1 Foe GEANDVIEW.Tbe fine passender 6teamer, Pine Bluff, leaves at 3p.M. for Grandview, and all way ports, in charge of Captain Lafayette . Elder, commanding, with John A. and Robt. Adams in the office, all pleasant and courteous gentlemen. . : Foa Green River. The fine steamer Falls City, a popular boat, with superior, cabin and state-room appointments, will be here to-day, for Bowling Green and all Green River way landings. Captain John Robineon is her experienced commander, and Slurray Bewley is hergcntlmanly and attentive clerk. For Bowling Gleen. Tho beautiful steamer Evansville will leave promptly at 4 p.m. to-day for Bowling Green and all Green River way landings having unexceptionable cabin and state-room aooommodations. Captain Sam. W. Combs commands, and Wm. Noland and Leopold Kabn have charge of the offioe. All will be found especially obliging and attentive to passsengers and shippers. For Henderson. The elegant, fleet and popular Fayetto leaves for Henderson at 3 p.m. ia charge of Capt. A. O. Durland, and Jas. II. Letcher and Jerry Boyle doing the honors of the office. Miscellaneous. Businesu on the levee yesterday was fairly active, and the Idlewild and Hartford were receiving liberally...... The Fayette brought up a largo quantity of tobacco and was fall of people. .........The Mary Houston with a cabin full of people, but rather light of freight, and tbe Emma Floyd with a good trip of both freight and people, passed up about 8 o'clock, yesterday morning The Pino Bluff arrived at noon with a moderate trip. Capt, Elder, John Adams, Robert !Adam.s and " Hoon " Miller her pilot, says the Pine Bluff did come in Sunday night; the "accurate" Courier to the contrary notwithstanding, she was a little late, arming at an hour that it is not fair to suppose the editor of the Courier could see a steamboat The Morning Star arrived at 1 p.m. with a moderate freight, but with numerous passengers The Judge Baker will be ia to-day, and will return to the Cumberland River on Saturday Capt. Reub. E. Neal advises us that the great Indiana is now off the ways at Paducah. She was not on Walker's Barthat was a Courier "accuracy." She is in first-class order ; as good as new, and ho is having her touched up inside and out, and by the opening of the Fall trade she will be in apple-pie order. The Indiana is one of the best boats ever built, and we hope to see her on the war path again early in the season.... ........ The Magenta goes on tbe ways at Padacah in a few days. ; Gleanings from Oar Exchanges. Pittsburgh The Commercial of Monday says: The marks last evcniDg indicated seven feet six inches aod falling fast. The weather was decidedly pleasant. . Geo. Prather, aged twenty-two years, a Cincinnati and Memphis pi. lot, and son of the late Captain Jas. Prather, lost oa the ill-fated Magnolia died at tbe residence of his motheron Bakewell Street, Covington, Friday. Cincinnati. The Commercial of Tuesday says: The news of the explosion, burning and sinking of Capt. John S. Patterson's stern-wheel steamer SilverSpray and barga Monarch, in the Mississippi River, thirty miles above Memfihis, yesterday at 1:30 a.m., and the 089 of thirty lives, ineluding tome well-known officers jof the boat, residing in Cincinnati, Covington and Newport, cast a deep gloom in steamboat circles. ' . Freights were offering pretty freely yesterday lor tbe South. Tbe Wauanita leaves for Memphis to-day. She is taking Lower Ohio freight at 40c, and whisky at $1 25, and to Memphis at 50o for light and 40o for heavy freight- f 1 50 for whisky, and $1 75 for oil. She takes 100 casks ot bacon at Madison. The first new cotton was received at

'0 i. was raised by John IIcAIIcd, Brownsville, Texa, who woo honor of raisitg tha first ta!g year, wnica arnved at iew Uric a: Angust 3. Captain W. 11. Miller has arnvc from New Aloa iy, whore he haj 1M up the Mianeoli for the t-rcsmt. He couteraplafes a tour to tt lakes and tha Eizt. The Gazctte'jiss; A deck har,d ia the C. T. Dursoni, while maid rig a line fast at tha foot of Race Street, Stnday uiaht ct 12 o'clock, discovered a suit cf c! 3 neatly piled up on the las ilr 'Ifcty are supposed to be the rrorer;y cf some young mat. who west ia LatLic: during tbe evening, and was drowned. A body was found in the Ohio Rivor, on Saturday last, ia the T -,vcn-ty-first Ward, letween coal Large?. Ono witness tha ks it is tho ho ly cf Mr. DeWolf, nate of tho to w boat Raven which exploded some tiso ago near the Water Vcrks. The P. W. S .radcr will crr.i up over the falls an i go ca the vajs I ero for repairs. The amount of wharfs o collected at St. Louis, far the month cf July, ia $7,567 10. Sixteen boat a o cow Jjiog i die at Sioux City. They will soon La employed in traos lortia.-sr five million dollars worth of Indian stores lately voted as stipend to the .red nea by the United States Congress. The Enquirer i ys: Capt. Patterson, of tbe ill-fit ed Silver Spray, has been ia tha city fcr several Gas's. V e Jearn that he e!t for tbe socne cf tie d is?. iter list evening. New 02LEAH3. The Ti.na Ci Sunday says: The wealhor yesterday crenel clear and fine, with a stray relreshics breese, which continued through the day, rendering it about as pleasant a3 could be expected. liasiness on the landic.tr. for the end cf the week, was moro asiEated than on any of the previous days, while departures were also mora numerous. Louisville The Ceurier-Joui-nal of Tuesday says: Capt. James is ia tbe city, and expects to get the Permuda up over tiia falls this morninr. Captain William Varblo arrive! from Concordia yesterday, after an absence from the city cf two weeks. He is on hand, ready to take boats over tho falls. The Chippewr. and Black Rivers Lave risen eix feet with rain. The same is probably true of many cf the upper tributaries of the Misissippi. it ia denied it St. Louis, that tha Richmond and & ollie will enter into tho Memphis and New Orleans trado the coming seaso:i. It was hardly vcrth while to deny it, as tbo rumor originated ia tha Memphis papers, which make tha sane announcement annually, with equal accuracy. St. Louis. The Democrat of Tuesday gays: The river fall.! steadily, about txo and a half inohei per day. TLeie ia four feet of wat :r to Keokuk, and falling nearly as fast os hero. Illinois River is down to two feet of water in the channel betrcen the mouth and Naples. Tbe M ssonri has kept up well this ecasoc. it ha3 fallen lately, and bids fair soon to reach its historio "three and a ha f feet and falling." In farmer years the Mis33uri Las been in the cond tioa of three and a half and falling f or months at a time, without interruption, and many could not understand tho phenomenon of a falling river never getting lower, until the process of "cutting oat" was made plain to their inquiring minds. Tbe rise in the Ohio has bcea very beneficial, rendeiing the falls navigable, but that riv3r is again troubled with a decline A duller timo for now freight to Nf-w Orleans i3 eel lorn eeec, if ever. There was nothing being received yesterday afternooa by steamers or birges. While thera is Gi feet of wat:r at JefTereon barracks, Liberty bar, with its six fect large, is the worsl place cut to Cairo. Tho Robb and Larsje have been aground there since Friday morning. If the rate of decline be very elow, cr if the river should como to a stand, there would be. in a week, a better depth of water cd a better channel. Hot weather. , A epriakle of rain yesterday evening. Mr. Randall, fcriaerly the talented river reporter o;' the Times, cf this city, was obliged, some montbs ago, to withdraw lrom that piper by reason of failing health, lie went to Columbia in this State, whera La hai been carefully nursed. He has Leea gradually failing, and at last accounts no hope of his recovery was entertained; in fact it vas evident tbst ha could not live Ion?. Mr. Rmdali was a native of New York. Previously to 18G1 he published a paper in Uoone County, Mo. He was a very sociable gentleman, and has numerous fricsda. Captain llirarr llazlett. Commodore of the Northwest fleet of mountain 6teamers, has left for Sioux City, and will be absent from St. Louis about ten days. We may met. tioa ia passing, that as Congress recently made an appropri itioa of fcixtiilUons to purchase sopplies for the Indians, it is certain that boating at fc-ioax City, for very light steamers, will soon become very brisk. J. Lee Finney, of Finney k Clark, has gone to the Magnesia Springs of Wisconsin. So has Captain Va. Bi Hazlett, who want part of tiia way on tho steamer Nile. COXIXXtGSlGXr. T. II. WATT3 & CO., (Successors to V'atts, Lisis & Co.,) General C0HMSSI0X HCItCIIiT:, - No. 3 Prcmssada Street, Elliott Block, t J'rd door above Lovea and wnsriooin, IlctapSls, Tcsn. Consignment oll;ltd. Jy . '-i'm 1Eu:1i2.ci Commission Herd: if solu ag hut OHIO UIVB -f 7 f - Ksnawha Salt No. 5 NORTH '7T ATHH Sir.r.1 : EranavllI ), InCHm. arOrder and Cot s'rntnrnH ' :i ;t( d ECusIc jLi" mm nrO IEATK TO JN O Mi JL desirous of rcceH 1-1, it., .r.. PIANO, A well M VOCAL, liUfilC, that 1 ! mtabllHued mysfcif ia tt.it y ir t: pur. poo of leaculnsf tu (..;!....' 1 ! ava attended tbe Cuiuiei va?ory ol &. ur.,c at Foryfiare, and feel Bali-f!fl tt at r,iy es.pac.iuea are auch as oilo justice. J y r-"-mliiHlon, I bfs lave to rtlor Met-srs. G. ,r. Wcrrea cd . Hfl t. UXUY sCt.MID, m Malm Ft.,

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