Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 15 May 1866 — Page 8

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THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL, TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1866. t

ILPECIAI.: NOTICES. -OTPORTANT TO THE SICK.

T3e iavite the special attention of our Mitn'.to Dr. Easterly's advertisements. -ttut& can be' seen in our advertising colW Dr. Easterly's Family Medicines .-iwe: deservedly popular, have a rapid sale, ,ir35eaaeral8,tisfaction, and are kept in .i-6SUiJe principal drug-stores throughout ' JaKWestern And Southern States. It will "' -Jfaeoen. that Dr. Easterly .does not recom .aiid one medicine to cure all diseases.

' Jibat.iprepstres a remedy for each particular

9thiKxaet, which can be relied upon to cure,

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Urs'.W'inslow, ) .sei-icxjerienced Nurse and Female Physt yoUmxL, presents to the attention of mothers .S O 0 T KING , . S Y R U;P, , ..yOB-CHILDREN TEETHING vum i greauy iacmiates the process of f .torching by softening the gums, reducing -.ku acnammauons, will allay -AiL !pain ( .- jBMfei epasmodic action, and is - j , OKS TO REGULATK TUB BOWELS. ' ?2:pead upon it, mothers, it will give rest 'ao-yoarseivea and " j Allfl HEALTH TO TOCK INFANTS.

; TOliave pat up and sold this article for

, - . wsr .thirty years, and can ay i confidence Liana, irruth. of it what we have never been

to say of any other medicine: never 'ae & Jailed in a tingle instance to effect a - --mmtc, when timely used. Never did we , &utswan Instance of dissatisfaction by any - mne who -used it. On the contrary, all are

.atfiltCiited with its operations, and speak in. jyorns vt commendation of its .magical 'VtfeSvoUand medical virtues. .We speak in . r It is matter " what we do know," after thirty ."fyvie& "experience, and pledge our reputation

ttytn-artcfnlfinmevl of what we here declare. In ' -jsAhsuast every Instance where the infant is

anfcring from pain and exhaustion, relief

vysfSa. epfound in fifteen or twenty minutes . - Hazier the-Syrmp is administered. i r WVHik -directions for using will accompany ' - saaifi bottle. None genuine unless the faca.iz&ae ol CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, 4sLia,lile outside wrapper. ',. ru3iM y all druggists throughout i the

' vttKJCK, OJS1.Y 85 CENTS A BOTTLE. .nio deod,-w tf ,.

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" iOiecrlng Facts for the Bilious. tivery-day ' demonstrates more clearly . -y&ftxfXlvef Complaint, in all its distressing Vrimsrs, can be controlled and cured without

Cl-v tilXKiealty tr inconvenience. It is an obstirw?Me &fteac( hut It's -obstinacy is not proof J taj-f t the pertinacious, remedial, and re vJiTiive operaUon of HOSTETTER'8 t w-ejffi-lIACH BITTERS. That genial correct--"9-.iwj;e&.ia Offfaij, to .do its duly. It mu ; "'f-wfeftj- regularly and healthfully under : rt!."ifiQuence of the Bitters. .Their action fti tlrrjziri.'it'bark from a state of rebellion Into .-'vSStfcaTinenv with the laws of health. :rM tieare is cwsti veness, it disappears; , if

- tiuB'suviv or oacK-acue, u ceases; r-JlMMie skin' and the whites of the eyes 'are Tvr-lM?5l5i'Ui superfluous bile, they recover :3Uir natural hue; if the appetite is gone, ' Tivjusm; if the, digestion is impaired, it

stored in brief, whatever the symp- .'.. of the comrlaint may be, and wliat- - irMsryhase it has assumed, a cure is certain iaJSr.arje the uniform effects of this prepaT4ub' where bilious disease has alreitdy JJtoweas aeveloped ; but .in cases where there '.Jbj atieij?y a constitutional tendency! to .?Jkrwar- complaint, it may be prevented vltoiraghout life by the regular use, in' iquantities. of this palatable atttiwtoci. -'rhese are proven facts, and should :iiKi--2AQusly pondered or, rather,- they i. iernxSJl e promptly acted upon b$- all t ai-zMtyy s of bilious li;ibit, i .:".sf 41w j t " ' :' -f j f, . WCOBGATE'S AROMATIC SOAP. A -7?rc5i9r Toilet Soap, prepared from refined e 'Afi-xy'jA.me OAs, in combination with Glyiw.jMUspecially designed for the nse AuuAte and for the Nursery.' Its perfume -s i J is4isitQraDd its washing properties unor s4ie "by all druggists.

UEL..It renews the hair, i Txr Vegetable Sicilian 'Hair Renewer

-iY-awateresray iiair to the original color.

- . .no v;iiu raair ivenewer . .S33(Fusat Ums hair from falling off. i 5T.1' Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer ?wwii.e the hair soft and glossy. T.-iaC's Vegetable Sicilian" Hair Renewer vjanwuot stain the skin. iair Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer PjnaA proved itself the best preparation for v f r-ever presen ted to the public. i . fy.cefl. For sale by all druggists. 1 171ix)lesale by Kellek & White. apr24 '"vW--BAtCHELOR'S 'HAIRDYE-THe i--i in the world; harmless, reliable, in:tS)ftaneous.. The only perfect Dye. No i Antajf-poiutment; no ridiculous tints: true J.o Jiture, black or brown. Genuine is rii!famd .William A. Batch eixr. 1 uKegenerating Extia-t of Jrillefleurs 3iUores, preserves, and beautifies the 'bvjt; prevents baldness. iSold by all drugziresi. Factory, 8 Uarclay street, N. Y. i i - .Bir22 aiy - ' , ; i - " 'r "A Crown of Glory. ' V; rTvery'Man,AVoman and Cluia who lis .. ' "itoad 1 STERLING'S AMBROSIA "i.JrjK'HUng to recommend iu Three yesars S9 rapidly Increasing sale have , made tie - XVja'orohia famous all over the w'orltU ; . JT IS WAKKASTED TO PLEASE: '. T;f.res ltehine of the Head. - . r-jiUnakes new Hairgrow on Bald Heads. .. ? i urevenus uie iinir irom jf ailing out. 16 renders th Hair Soft mid (ilossv. : -wnses the Scalp Cools the Heated Brow, . ."OfesiaoveH Bandrun", Cures Nervous, Head-u-ures tsaumess. insures Luxuriant """M Inclines Hair to Curl, Supercedes - 'Mis, Kills Hair Eaters effect apparent at ro THE LADIES - "-SM in splendid boxes two. large bottle-No. 2 for morniiiK. To.'lior evelilus- . mistake about it, STERVUMx'H .AMBROSIA is the most U-?leaWe.0.?i effective .toilet in the world. 'ill bv Tlmwriut j i'Vj c l"l-s..lry a carton. JTKKLLNG'8 A.MIiKOKIA Mascfactckiso .i'OMl'ANTi '2O0V "MARRIAGE AVr fn id a mr. TWarP,in8 Instruction' for V7?ui? Men lNCV W"eases and Abuses -t-bich prostrate the vital powers with ore means of cure. Sent free of charge in -2led letter envelopes. Address Br. J yy H?TOtoj, Howard Association -Philadelphia, Fa. . aprJU 3md4w

BAII.ROAI TIME-TABIE

Evans ville and Crawfordsville. GOING NORTH. . Leave ' Arrive. Evansville. Vincennes, Accom'od't'n, a:4() A M 1 10:27 A M Mail 9:1 am 11:47 am Vincennes Ac 2:30 p m 5:13 p m Arrive. T. Haute 4 :!." p m 3:pOPM ...t I - - - GOING SOUTH.1 ' Leave Leave Arrive Terre Haute. Vincennes. E'ville. Vincennes Ac iAMl 9:15 a m Freight & Ac. 6:50 a m Mail 3:20 p m 12 p m 6:22 pm 5:08 P M 8:oa P M Terre Haute and Indianapolis - FROM TERRE HAUTE. I Leave. 1 :13 a c 7:15 A M 3:20 p m 4:25 p m Night Exoress Arrive. 12:05 am Accommodation - Mail .. Express ..... -6:30PM 11 :15 am 3:20 pm Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. , FROM yiNCENNEsJ I , : ' ; Mail 1:20pm I 5:55 p m Express 10:55PMj 6:00 am Passenerers for St. Louis anil rnim I lng Evansville at 2:30 p. m., make close connection with the O. & M. R. R. at Vin cennes: arrive at St. Louis at 1:30 A. M., and at Cairo at 5 -.50 A. M. CITY NEWS: - Vi . : -' '',....,'.. j Music. What has been done in the way of providing good music on: the occasion of the soldiers' meeting next Saturday? Can't some of the young men organize a singing club? The meeting being held, as it' will be, in the day-time, the band may not. be in attendance. Let there be music. Still Organizing. The soldiers of Spencer, Knox, Daviess and Posey Counties, are preparing to organize associations similar to the one to be formed in this County. The good work is still going on. Let no soldier or sailor who has been honorably dis charged the- sen-ice of the United States, stay away from the meeting on Saturday. A good time is exDected. ,Up Again. That infernally mean Copperhead office-holder," who ore down the poster calling, a Soldier's meeting for next Saturday, is informed that another one has been posted! in the same place, to which his especial ttention is directed. . Can't he be per suaded on to tear that one down ? j A man so mean as he is would equalize himself with the blackest negro in the . i Whipped his Wife John Jarvis wa'a fined $20 and cost, by Esquire W alker, for whipping his wife, tie was also bound in a peace warrant; in the sum of $50 00.' That was a' lilit punishment. 'for such an offence, we think. The man that can be induced td strike his wife deserves the severest punishment. . j . Court Proceedings The most of yesterday was taken up with the trial of Mulligan, on the charge of assault and-hattey with injent tovfcill Joseph Stewart. Late in the evening the case waa given to the .jury, and the Judge, delivered the, charge., r After some time the jury' returned ' ihc1 Verdict i that , the . defendant i should he fined 125 00, and imprisoriedl in tiie co'ilnt'y jail for six months. " j JB" Read the letter from Dr. Voris, addressed", to; Dr. Armistead, in -another column. There is no doubt but Dr. A.'s enterprise will prove a brilliant success: Reports of the mst favorable, character in regard to .his medicines are of daily' occurrence. ' A Case Under the Law. Esq. Walker has had a case under the new law defining assault and battery. One Henry Schafer did, as the affidavit set forthi by words and ' gestures provoke two colored gentlemen to make, an assauit on tne person 01 said ;chalQr, for which Esq. Walker fined him 3, with $6 75 costs. Persons disposed ito become, quarrelsome will do' well o make a note of -this. 4 The law was bo doubt made to protect small men froan abuse by larger men. 1 !" The - Directory.' Mr. Bennett, who is canvassing our city for Williams' new Directory; infornis ua that he is progressing finely. with his work and will 60on have it completed, ite is satisfied that the- growth of car city has been rapid ..and permanent since he last canvassed it for a Directory. I He finds the houses aU'dccupied and many of them much crowded. In. one house, in.Xamasco, he found no less than ten' families. - That would do ' pretty well for ' tenement houses in some of our large cities! Mr.- Bennett's faithfulness .in getting up his Directories cannot fail to make them valuableto every business man in the city, and we presum he will secure a good list of subscribers. His Directors, it will be remembered, will contain the latest revised list of postoffices in the United States, as well as a correct register 'if our city officials

Donation Party. The friends of Rev. B. F. Rawlins, Presiding Elder of the M. E.. Church for this District, propose giving him .a donation party on Thursday evening of the present week, in the basement rpoms of the " Trinity Chapel .fronting on Chestnut Street. . Mr.;RAWLiNS j has endeared himself to a large circle of friends by his kindness -and faithfulness as a minister, and we presume they will manifest their regard by turning out in force on Thursday evening. Vi The - meeting of .-persons

from different, parts of the District will be pleasant, and the object aimed at is sufficiently worthy to arouse' an interest on the part of every - member of the Church On 'Change. The first sale 'Change ; yesterday was effected on by Sharpe & , Smith, of 31" barrels Super fine' Flour at $6 10, to George T Chandler, " ' i Willard & Porter sold 50,brla of Lime to .Sharpe & Smith at $1 30 The above constitute the sales for the day. "The attendance was not as large as xould haS'e been expected. but the meeting was highly interesting and pleasant. A committee was j ap pointed to ascertain the cost of secur ing regular market reports by tele graph, which Committee will report to-day.. The meeting will be held at Baird & Start's, on Water Street, at 3 o'clock. It was also decided to es tablish a price current, which will be published once a week at least. Com mission Merchants brought specimens of flour which were exhibited on 'Change,. These meetings are. likely to'prove beneficial to the trade,5 end will be. kept up from xiay to: day. A free discussion was had relative to business in ' general and matters of importance to .the . trade considered. All who feel an interest in building up a Board of. Trade in this city are invited to be present to-day, ,mit - ; 1 lie enort that is now being made to estaDusn a live iUercjiants jxthange: is, we think, a: move ' in 'the right direction, and we sincerely hope it will prove a success. A few . energetic go-ahead men cau make it successfnl, and those who have attended express i themselves as. well satisfied with the prospect. . The meeting today will, no doubt, prove an interesting one. Those who can spend an hour will find the meeting of the commission ' mercjhants Loth interesting and pleasant, and n they may make it profitable. - ,Wc hope to see a good attendance of the business men. - i Great . Titles Cheaply Won. iYe frequently notice jii Copperhead exchanges that ill-natured allusions are m&de .to who hate f di-ved faithfully' .their 1 Governmeui. A few days si nee' we', obtecved 'n ' old story in r the Indianapolis Herald, reproduced, with slight-'variation, jin iwhicjtytn' wisJ represen ted thatlsome fellow had thrown a stick, at "a dog and hit a number of Federal officers, of .various grades, at Washington City. A .friend of ours, who not long since "risiled "the 1 capital, tells a story of an adventure of his in Copperhead society while in that city recently. At a room in one of the hotels he was introduced to a half-dozen of the unterrified, all quite salubrious. His friend began thus: "This, Sir, is Col. BJ MajorOD.Hi: GreniLS. U Capk L.'i &'cP each one of the half-dozen having a military title. Qur friend of course thought be wag just in .clover, being in the midst oi - men of the t "right stripe, and, at ' once commenced to converse freely: '' Speaking to Col. B., he said, "Colonel, what regiment was you connected with?" "Xo reiment," was the answer! Well, how did yoV 'derive your ' title? " "Oh," said he, "I was at one time connected Vwith the State militia; but I soon found that we" were to be used in active service, and I resigned. I Vas opposed to fighting in the war, and was determined tot to do it." " Well, but that did not give you a just right to the title you now claim,' said our friend. "No," he answered, "but it is a popular thing now, and as?I expect to be a candidate, the title will sound big with the soldiers, "you see." Turning to" General S., our friend inquired what division of .the - army he had commanded; "Me," he re plied,.' oh, I was doffed Generally my friends, in prospect of a commission that I was to ret-eive, in case it became necessary, to' "make an anneal to arms by the K.' GVCs." -: - -! - xne curiosity oi our inend was excited, and he thought he would learn the derivation of all these high sounding titles. Capt. S. had once received permission to organize a "critter company," not to go beyond the limits of the State, however, but took good

care not -to organize but to disorganize. Major D. had been honored with his title, simply because of the admiration of his friends, and a disposition on his part to be flattered, and so on with the half a dozen, all glorying in titles' they had never won. , , T , , j ' -When he had heard the last explanation, our friend rose up. and quietly said, " Gentlemen, I guess I am in the 'wrong pew.' I love to honor the men who honorably won a good name, but stealing titles, is, in my judgment, disgusting and disgraceful. , I hope I may never again meet such a batch of title-hunters and title-pilferers as you all are." ,'.' j .,-'. - '-.. . . . So it is with "Copperheads everywhere.' . In every way possible they attempt to steal the honors that belong

to others; and in many cases have the J audacity to try to deceive soldiers,' and make. .them , believe they, are jheir friends. But all such professions are as empty as the titles of these drunken office-seekers, whose acquaintance our friend "was . so unfortunate, as to make. ' ' , iiECORDER s uoubt. l Here ' was nothing done in the; Recorder's Court yesterday. ' Esquire Nelson is absent. Esquire Davidson officiates during his absence. The city is remarkably quiet. City Council -Proceedings. , - Council Chamber,') Mondav Evening. Mav 14. I Council met' pursuant to adjourn ment, His Honor, Mayor Uaker,' preSlQing. r - . - Councilmen nresent Messrs. Hun nel, Dean, Mills, Smith, Wiltshire, Torrence. Heilman. Miller and Reitz. ' ' Minutes of previous meeting read and approved, j a ; - ; The following bills were allowed and ordered paid : - ' Police bill. $140: Wm. Pavne.'for haulinar steam fire-ensrine. $70 83: Straub & Son! for brass ;astinffs. $30:1. Jl. Archer. , tor coal. $o: Eluah Perkins, salary steam , fire-engineer, 5iiK); Ahlenng M Uo., tor lumber, ?53 50: J. B.Johnson, for services as contract physician, $25: WmV John son, for removing dead animals, $17:19: Thomas Bullenr,Tsalarj for hauting steam nre-engme, .)0; Conrad Newmau, salary aslamp-Iighter, ilO;-Peter Aapp ana others, tor work on streets. i?73 39; Bach &Kssliuger, for advertising, $85 50; J. B. Mesker, for stove-pipe, Arc.;' $G 10; Hartmani & Young, for hooks, poles. &c. for cleaning inlets, $6 50; Charles Grier. or clcaninsr inlets, $le50.si - j jpper Market report for outside collections, $24 35. v ,? - - . j,. . j W hart report jrom May 1st to May A petition of two -thirds of the citi-i zens owning property on Fourth Street. near the meat market house, asking that the order tor the removal ot the market house be rescinded, was read. and, on motion the prayer of' the petitioners was- granted. j - ' t x ' j A cistern report, showing' the con dition of the water in the various cis terns m the city, was read and or dered entfci-ed. ' The lond of A. T. Whlttiesev. Citv Surveyor, was received, approved, and ordered to4be hied. . The Evansville Journal ComPanv were granuja; permission to erect a amp post on .Locust btreet, between First and Water. a II. Butterfield -was allowed S12 for procuring signatures to the peti tion praying that the market house should not be removed. On motion it was ordered tTint. tiee should be given that application wmilrl ho mo, la ttha R..i nnJ.t .tn u.v "iuw vvu7 Commissioners, asking privilege to annex'fertajB tprntnrv tr th r-itv n? m, - - - -"j v h.Tronuvi m ! J Permission was cranted Mr. HeVl drich to, transfer his license to .-retail' spiritous nquors to J.icnarason & Uo. r , , vjcvikc iiuarnt was cranreri nor. mission to Jbuild a stairway to a house on ocivoseeom:t street, between auam ana ijocust Streets. A petition askinsr an order ior tne WJn-l,!, grading of parts of Seventh and Ph'ehth Streets, iu the vicinity of. First, AvenUe. SO that St VlhnrVVlf nraiaJ Ka-'I1J' nue. so that a pbnd of water be filled m that vieinitv. wasdeferrpd iur uie report, OI tne UltV Surveyor 1 W II Johnson aal- 1 A' j. ' f A i T asked to lease that lK "' mnumg on tne UhlO Itiver irom Uie intliana -VI flic frv fK of Pigeon Creek, for whieh h : n. i- "i , T vicciv, iur wnicn he prbposea to pay flo per year Tne proposition was rejected, and the Wharf-Master was ordered to collect 1 - wiianagtj irom ail the boats lyin or landniff there. ; A petition, asking "the constructidn of a sidewalk on Maple Street, between becondjoid Third Streets, was deferred one wees. J. E. Dannan was granted permission to erect a frame building on Carpenter Street. - - John Jarvis was granted permission to remove a frame building from Main htreet, and 6et it on Locust btreet, Lot 3, subdivision of lot. 177, bycamore Street. - i -; - Various claims for damages for exuulus oiicuis, were received, anu ordered- filed.- - " - - ' ; Ihe City Marshal, on the petition ot citizens interested, was ordered to feivd notice to the ' owner :of .the estabiishment usfid for hnilm dnd anF1 ., 7 , , AVt. mals, situated on the Ohio River, near tne coal mines, that it had been declared a nuisance, and must be removed. Various orders for sidewalk improvements were passed, all on and in the vicinity of Sixth, Chestnut and Cherry Streets.

The committee appointed to fix the' salary'of School Trustees, reported in : fa or of $200 00 per year, which report was concurred in by the Council. Mr. Chandler asked that the Council take action on the proposition to build a Street Railroad, and suggested that a committee be appointed to consult with the Company about the right of way. ; ' Mr. Smith wished to know whether it was the desire to contract for the right of way for a life time, or eternally. . ' Mr. C, said he supposed it would be for a series of years that would justify the Company. t He urged that such a committee be appointed.' - . , - Mr. Hunnel moved that the proposition .be- taken up and' considered, which motion prevailed. ! Mr. Eeitz then proceeded to explain his vote to lay the proposition over one week, at a former, meeting, ! and also moved that a committee be appointed to confer with the - Railroad Company in regard to riirlit of way, etc.," which inotion prevailed. ) Messrs: Reitz, Dean and Mills were appointed that Committee, ; and on motion of Mr. Reitz, His Honor; the

luayor, was aaaea. . On motion the Council adjourned. New Metropolitan. There was a iair audience at the theatre last night, and a very select one, to wit ness the presentation of that splendid piay o .Matilda Heron s,' entitled "The Belle of the Season; or, Find ing the Level," as rendered by the three stars," Miss Rachel J ohnson Mr'. B. Macauley, and Bella Golden As "Florence," we have no hesi tancy in saying that Miss Rachel is most,, puperb. ; She . is , life-like and natural, graceful and perfect in al her acts, her speecli, and in eyery movement. . Being possessed of clear voice, a perfect enunciation, and a just conception of the character, she renders it with consummate skill and true artistic taste. That she is a lady of superior talents no one who has witnessed her, appearance for one evening can doubt.' " Those of our theatre-goers who have, not witnessed the : performance of Miss 11., the " star' oi mo season, snouia oy ail means do so. - . . , . " AsTSdwrn Hardtoil. Mr.'B: jMar-aii ley is smiply inimitable, , His success here as an actor of superior attainments and hiarh cultivation, is alwavs deserving oi ravorable notice.- As Molhe Hardtoil, Bella Golden plaved twith her usual success.! Mr. Jifttden, a Mr. Pros ospci';. was certainly very fine in fact, the play was excellent throughout. (--, v To-night will be presented the "Ladv ot Lyons, in which two of the "stars will, appear-Miss Johnson as Pau line, "alid' Mr. Macauley as Claude Melnotte. The play will conclude with the splendid comediette " The Fool of the Familv." in which Bella Golden will appear in the leading character, A big bill, truly. Secure seats earl v. PATENT MEDICINES. ?DR. JIARK'S SYPHILITIC CURK This celebrated remedy ix an Ixfali.iblk (ukk for Syphilis in the Primary, Keconditry, and Tertiary Stages.'.' - . t , l lii all large cities there'- exists a contagious sexual disease called Syphilis, which is capable of transmission by inoenlation. Br. Mark's JSyphilitic Cure is the only .medicine that will cuire Syphilis 'in all its various and complicated forms, and thoroughly eradicates the syphilitic poison or virus from the system. ;,, ., i , j Symptoms of .tlie First or Primary Stage This IS known bv chncrs nr nlopra an. pearinK soon after an p.toosiih . . Tn hum the first stase. use I)r. Mark's Svnhilific Cure Plls auu nyphiutpj Wash, etc., which never f iU .to cure Syphilis in a few days. rrom.tive to ften days' faithful treat-. j ment usually suffices to cure the first stae. yne-or two psicna.sjes never fail to cure this staurp. Pric iwr niu-knirn. f 12 fin. T r. . . . ' Syinutoms of the Scondarv- ftat?e of Syphili--This is known by the following: Ulcers in the month,1 nose, throat, elands, s!iii, head, nails, mucous membranes, eaucerous sores on the arms and legs, eruptions an tne'KKln. seroiuia. etc. to cure the sec- , nnd stasre, use Dr. Mark's Syphilitic Cure ' Pills-und Throat Wash, if the throat is ulcerated; u not, omit the wasii. These medicines are an infallible cure for tliis stage, if used a sufficient length of time to eradicate uie poison irom the system. Price per package, 10 50, including Throat Wash; if omitted, 0 00 per package. Symptoms of Third or Tertiary- Stnere ryypmiis-Tini stage i KnovJl by tlu. lollowitig symptoms f Nodes or hard and uainme Jlnt-S or contractions, Jiard pains Jn the bones and joints, caries, or decay of the bones, syphilitic rheumatism, alteratinu of the parts, ete. To cure tlie tlilrd or tertiary taK, use c. .miw ana rum. inese meuicines win cure tne longest-standing and worst eases, Thoy will cure the most excruciating-pains in the bones and joints iu a lew aays. 'i ice per pacKage, jsi ou. ADVICE TO THE AFFLICTED. Read: the symptoms above described of each stage 01 ssypnms, ana procure at once the medicines lor the stage witli which you suffer. They will effectually cure you. A Treatise on syphilitic Diseases, civ-in plain directions to cure the different stages. -accompsinieseach package of t he medicine. Jn.li.-i.ir. AiarK's riypniiit;c cure and Pills are an infallible cure for Rheuma tism, no matter how long standing or how bad. They remove the cause, and the cure is certain and permanent. Price. S9 00 pr package. . . ine meuicines win oe seni oy express tn any part of the country on receipt of the money and cents additional to nam to bo.ting and shipping. ... .' .Prepare! nl sola by Dr. E. Easterly Co.. No. ,70 North Fifth street. St. Lou is Mo., and at their brunch storis. tiit. on m.h ison street, Chicago, Illinois. , For sale by the druggists, Evansville. t - . r'ii-rtc, ttvi r, 577; Dr Easterly s yegetable Pain-Killer H'X cramps or Spasms, Cholera .Morbus , m niry. or weli Complaints, Ne'rvous r"."""' ace. Painters' iuuc,Anue iu me r ace , fain in t h Rm-lr and Limbs, and, in fact, ! wherever it is piu yauuoi exisi. This is the most sneer! - ,,t tnnAin..u medicine ever discovere,i t w.ii,.0 sons suffering Daiu. Tt. i u and externally, with never-failing success. As a family medicine it is invaluable. - Dr. Easterlv Pitin-Kliw iu th edy known for Cholera. Should that awful scourge again visit the United States, as it is feared it will, every family should sup-

ply themselves wiin tnis medicine to use in the early stages of the disease- Price. 75 cents per bottle. 1 Prepared and sold by Dr. E. Kaslerly & Co. 70 North Fifth street, Ht. Louis. Mo. Sold at their branch medicine t'tore, No. S9 Madison street, Chicago, Illinois. " " . For sale by the druggists, Kvansville.

; Ladies, Read TUla!., DR. HOOPER'S FEMALE CORDIAL This elegant and popular medicine will cure all Female Complaints, such as Excessive, Painful, or Suppressed Menstruation, Leucorrhea or Whites, Falling of the Womb, and all Irregularities of the Monthly Periods. It will also bring on the menses when checked by colds and all unnatural causes. . ' -. -; . i Females suffering uuder any of the difficulties above enumerated should not fall to use Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial. It is the most pleasant and infallible remedy ever invented for the cure of female complaints. Ladies, try it! ' i-rice i-i ou per ooitio. - V" 1 . 1 . . 1 ...1.1 X T .. TT "T ' , ..1 M. Co., 'o. 70 North Fifth street, St. Louis, Mo. Sold at branch family medicine store, No. 00 Madison street, Chicago. Illinois. . For sale by the druggists, Kvansville. FEVER AND AGUE SILLER TriLLCUKE AGUE AND FEVER, : Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, Intennittent .and Remittent Fevers, and every form of Fev?r incident to the West. This celebrated bud infallible remedy had been fifteen years established in St. Louis, and is universally known througout the great Mississippi Valley as the only reliable remedy for the cure of Fever and Ague in all its forms. Ague and Fever sufferers. anr,lMaUlble remudy is here presented you. To Cure Ague and Fever take a dose of Dr. Easterly's Family Pills, and, when done operating, take Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer, as directed on the bottle, which will stop the Ague and Fever the first day. Then, to prevent its return, take the Ague Killer three times a day on the seventh, fourteenth, twenty-first,- and twe"ty-elg"th days, dating from the last chill and fever, and you will be permanently cured ! Let every man, woman and child try it, and if you find it to be true tell it to your friends. Price of Ague Killer, $150 per bottle. Pills, oOc per box. Prepared and sold by Dr. E. Easterly & Co., No. 7ft North Fifth Street. St. Loais, Mo. Sold at their branch Family Medicine Store, Chicago, Ills. For sale by the druggists of Evansville. DR. COOK'S MAGIC HALE OIL r 8 THE MOST PERFECT AVn in. mirable article ever discovered fnr thn Preservation, Beauty, Growth and Restora tion oi me nan-. . It softens, beautifies and strengthens the hair, prevents it from falling oil" and becoming Dermanpiitlr irrnv ronmi.oa v. dandruff; and turns harsh, unruly hair into mat winch is smooth, glossy, lively and beautiful. - Dr. Cook's Magic Hair Oil is the best tonic known, and will Droiluce a. luxuriant. growth of new hair on bald heads in all cases where any artificial means can le of any avail. Tlie most intelligent and beautilul ladies and gentlemen in J-jt. Louis use it, and regard it as an iudispensable article for the toilet. Price 75c per bottle. Prepared and sold bv Dr. K. KimtorHr a Co., No. 10 North Fifth street, St. Louis, Mo.; also, forsale at their branch Family Medicine Store, No. fKj Madison street. Chi cago, 111. . f or sale by the druggists of Evansville. ORIDLEY'S " Salt Rlie'uia and Tetter Ointment KXTILt- CURE SALT RHEUM, TETYfrf ter. Scald Head. Prairie anil ftartwr'at Itch, Illinois Mange. Missouri (Scrofula. Ob stinate Old Sores, Pimplon the Face, and all .Diseases and Eruptions on the Skin. But, to effect a permanent nnd radical cure of Scrofulous and Skin Diseases of every kind, we recommend Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla, to be used -internally, which purifies the blood and removes the cause: and then, by applying the Oint ment to the sdres, or parts, a speedy and permanent cure will be. effected. Both are advised to be used in these complaints. Price The Iodine and Sarsaparilla $1 50 per bottle. 1 Price Gridlev's Salt Rlienm nnd Tet.tpr Ointment, 7oc per bottle., Prepared and sold by Dr. E. Easterly & Co., No. 70 North Fifth street, St. Louis, Mo., sole nroDrietors. Sold at their branch Family Medicine Store, No. iftl Madison street, Chicago, 111. r or saie oy tne druggists or Evansvtlle. Dr: Easterly's America Ointment ILL CURE BRUISES.. SPRAINS. Cuts, Wounds, Rheumatism, Couteo Tendons, Swelled Johns, Lumba go, iumors, all Local and Seated Pains, and all diseases where a local remedy is required. 1 his Liniment is, beyond all doubt,' the most efficacious remedy ever offered -to the public Its volatile, penetrating, soothing, and healing properties diffuse themselves to the very bones, and gives the sufferer almost instant relief. Such powerful curative nrfnrtl r combined in Dr. Easterly's American Liniment, that it readily cures the worst wounds of man or beast. Everv familv sh ould keep i t const an tly on hand. , - Price, 75c per bottle. . .,' , Prepared and sold by Dr. Easterly A Co., No. 70 North Fifth street, St. Louis, Mo. Sold at. their branch Family Medicine Store, No. W Madison street, Chicago, 111. i ". i . . i i .i - i.... i - . : . , , xvi. rum- uy urcui U);Rims UI .VUUSVI2ie. jan4-m, tu, wed-weow-tf , " ' ' CITY NOTICES. Collector's Sale' of Real Estate for : the Payment of the Costs and Expense of Alley and Sidewalk Improvements respectively. ; TOTICE IS IIKRKKY GIVEN, that, by virtue of precept issued bv the Mayor of Jhe city of Evansville, and to me directed, 1 will sell at public auction, at the door of the court-house in safd city, on TUESDAY, June 5th, lHHti, ; at ten o'clock a.m., the following lots or parcels of real estate, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amounts charged and assessed against said lots respectively, for the costs and expense of making sidewalk and alley improvements upon said lots, together with the costs of sale; and that said sale will lie continued on the next day thereafter viz., Wednesday, J une 6th, 1SU6 at two .o'clock p.m., at the same place, for the purpose of selling such property as may have been pold on the day above mentioned and not paid for. viz.: . . . . ,-. For Cost and Expense of Alley Improvements. ORIG1WAI. PLAN, " " Owners. ' " . ' ' Lot. Am Heirs of Michael P. Jones, 27ty 1 - A r,. t.J w : - loO feet southeast side of. 47 For Costs and Expense of Sideivalk Improve LA MASCO. Owners. Lot,' Block. ' Amt. Helen M. Stone- ..... 3 17, Ji3 Mr John Hoffman Io. Charles B. Tlghe. Do. ; - 8 -. . 9 " -29" ---18 " 49 " 1" -, 49 . 9 92 .5 12 7 7S 3? 93 80 23 84 19 37 8 II 8 19 8 If 43 72 6 75 , SOCTHEEX EN-LABOEMBST, Unknown Owners ..., S . Do- 6 11 Fred. Keeper .. 1 12 Do- 2 12 1. 3 12 1K- ......... .. . 4 12 NORTHERN ENLARGEMENT. Mrs. Mary Durham 8 1 8 TOCK WELL'S ENLARGEMENT. Allls& Walker, assignees, 22 17 o- do. 23 17 0 75 Evansvllle, May 11, 1806. mayll di?r