Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 May 1867 — Page 6

THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL. SATURDAY MAY 25 1867.

MACHINISTS.

L11U.HA.VW sr" JFoundry xiaaufacturers and Builders of ) vZiSSssasn Engines, Circular Saw . .Mils;

-.:liriSnafc4tad' Sugar 'Mills, Tobaeco- -Screws '-vJSTimialng Machines, Distll1 : - lery and Mining Ma- . - - eaiiiery. Malt Mills, Corn .-V-iiiitiiijrV House Fronts, Cellar Grates. S5SROfi:& BRASS CASTINGS. Of every description. . . :.ip!fcci2iaery of all kinds Made and Repaired, "raalers In Beltfcg, Fire Bricks, , . -Steam Gauges, and r-. XT;?B3f;it Iron Pipes. Old materials bought

'-vvr-p ha-re tie facility of the best Ma- - iaosrr.tT and Workmen, and will give all vntmBm)c. ejatrusted to us our individual atten.BOscr;, -JBIl- orders promptly, warrant our "MKiaf nd charge reasonable prices. - tf. tT-r and KoTivJry, corner of First and '-.Meim.'ftereetSj Evausville, Ind. Sk Workmen sent to all parts to fit wamey-wwrk and do repairing. i'SKBtlBftw HSCHULTZE, THUMAN A CO

S2ESCENT FOUNDERYj .i .INDIANA. Manufacturers of ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS PORTABLE ENGINES -AND :38SULAR SAW MILLS, JQ tiie most Approved Pattern. i , , r. ;: . .'7 T.M.rj -ii222 &iads of Machinery appertaining to r.aUroads,; - .T5CM3 A3IBOATS Distilleries, Flouring ' aHs of aU ize irith, the laUt ipruvements attached,. R1CC0 SCREWS, &c; &c4

'7.1X1 and Brass Castings of Every !.r:,--,;.J)escrlption.yr : ,-:T0 a W.:'8riiws in Steam Ouages, Gum Belting, .' a?3rJ3it, Wrought Iron Pipes, Bolting -.sJ'.iwSsiAa., at Manufacturers' Prices.

assiiigSDoiia at Short Notice.

. Ti-it-iraen sent to all parts to lit up work jm: "Jtanaair Bciis auu Jiacauiepy. orders rui.-8ejiv our individo- ? -sMHXkiSBtionf&ud iriiihoprom ii Uedou

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."S'A'aEGUXISCBLES. JOHN Q,

DECKER ' FRED. G. DECKER. ' Jd DECKER & SONS, ' :.'siittKiraeturers of Spokes, Wheels, Hubs. and -dealers in canons,- Drays,) Carts, ; TMjnble

.SkeinSj .,, -vLaoB-a. have always on- hand a large assorU ,. ment of - ,' ..kci Waffofi Makcrg' Sawed Materials.

-:yaeand 148 Main Street, corner Fifth, ' Evansville; Indiana. ttWP.Wce List furnished on application. mchlly - --- - -CITX-XIVERT STABLES, , . , -adEsfcaJMORE ST., beU. Fourth and Fifth. . .J. P. BISSELL, Proprietor, i, ' 7-W8Ha Horses aud Baggies for hire.-' --tapelfU attention given to boarding and :-. mil wci. auu iq joe training oi irt iters. 'jnrnvnliilfn - - t wn.vyi dim , ?

LADIES' READING.

Madeira is now celebrated for more than its wine. The mpst fashionable embroidery now used in England and on the Continent, is imported from Madeira. A young lady being engaged to be married, and being sick of the bargain, applied to a friend to help her to untie the knot before it was too late. "-Ah. certainly," he replied. it is a beau to untie it now, wnne " Crimped " IIaIR. Tha Da veil port Democrat is out in an article wherein the editor pitches wrathfully into the new style of crimped hair, so fashionable among the lair sex. lie predicts baldness, blindness, deafness, sore eyes, blind staggers, and all the ills of the catalogue for those who persist in following the mode,T and asks his lady mends how they would look en costume, with the tops of their heads as bare as the soles of their feet. The head of our contemporary is level on the hair question, but when he gets older, he will learn that the devil himself could not keep a woman from following the fashion, no matter how ridiculous it may be. It is a well understood fact that no lady reader of the Gazette, was ever known to omit to thank those gentlemen who invariably offer their seats to the gentier sex in. the street cars andEtagesJ Bit unfortunately this courtesy among the class not thus included, ia growing more and more rare. Indeed, anybody who should attempt to discover a line fomni busses- or horse cars in New York, where " thank you " is the inevitable corollary of surrendering one's seat would deserve the same eympathy of ,an. admiring world which clings to Ponce de Leon, who sought for the fountain of youth, or Diogenese wandering with his lantern in pursuit of-an" noneat man. If we may credit New Orleans paper, however, the Crescent City is more . happy, as tha subjoined item testifies: 1 ' - '- A - lady in one of our . Magazine street., cars yesterday afternoon neglected to thank a gentleman who gave up hi3 scat to her. This instance of forgetful ness was the more noticeable in the Magazine street cars, from the fact that the ladies who patronize this line have the reputation of never, failing.to acknowledge little attentions of this kind. . ' v1: '- ; Why will not some enterprising citizen import a few Magazine street cars for use on the avenues of this city? N. Y. Evening. Gazette. , m - Ladles le the Huntlns. Field. A writer of the London Ve&Zsays: The custom of the ladies enjoying the healthy And invigorating amusement of horse exercise is doubtless . not a novelty; but it Was not until Queen Victoria took frequent rides on horseback that it .became a general and fashionable accomplishment. A , few ladies of title and distinction, when at their country seats, occasionally took exercise on horseback during the Summer and autumnal months; a few appeared , in Kotton . Iiow, and occasionally on the hunting field. I can well remember, during the reign of William IV that it was quite an event to see any lady attempt to follow hounds, although .some might ride to the place of meeting to . see them find, and perchance, watch the sport from an elevated spot. ' But now the scene ia vastly changed, and there are not so many hunts'which do not rejoice in large numbers of fair equestrians. ; The taste for hunting has vastly inf creased within the last twenty years. Witness the. numbers who assemble at the places of meeting inJall 'counties.' compared with thdsc who were' wont to attend in ilb4,K Cinriagesi' of all kinds are in1 requisition, tilled with ladies who 'iif-J thus istumilated1 to en joy th invigorating: .Jcohees oi the morning tieeze as.rnJtj lhit jiiore conductive to health than "a faiiuuid drive after luncheon, And still. 'iuore so to thoe who appear in tho saddle? Of all the ladies who follow hounds, it must be accepted as a fact that there is not one who conies out because she docs not really e ijoy it. In' that respect they only do what they like, whereas there. ; are many ' jnen who are actuated by very different motives, who come out because it is the correct 'flting to do, and the xjnly, real enjoyment they experience is when they turn their horses' heads towards hoBie. ' K- si' i : .'; new to Take Care of a Piano. Ti-M..:.ii , - t n (suuuiu ue rememDerea i.tnat a., piano lorte-) is eusceptibler of the change of temperature, and' wben tuned .'inlOpe ie m perature wiir je ou t' of tuneMn jih6thef;Good, well-made piano-fortes will stahd in tune if they'l are tuned vat proper periods, -Many pcophV'tis they wish ty avoid expense, will, let their instrumeiitj remain long out of - tune, which .ia, a great 'deti-i-ment io' them; as they are less , likely to stand well after having been so left;'-"-' . .fK ""u1 mn4.-mt . ;. We will offer Tew.hlnts in reference -to the matter. A piana-forte ought justly to be tuned twice a year, at leastp Pirst'he'd soil'commencja with a fire in the room ; second, when afire is discontinued.. By following this course, you ,have -the best guaran;tee that the instrument will remain in 1 tune for the longest period of time. Again, -the instrument should not' be suffered 5 to" -Tbmahi-1 bonvt oTintTtL pitch; ii' it is for years tuned below.it win never aiter stanajip to the, pitch without 'Wgreal'dei bh labor, iif,nn deed, it ever stands at all. Many otherwise beautiful instruments are nearly or qtiite ruined for want of proper; j. attention to these simple facts.

Vet it Swill not answer for a nro

fessional tuner to recommend these things; if he does, the people will suspect him immediately of selfish motives, and say that he is planning for his own advantage. Owners of piano fortes who are not acquainted with, the nature of the instrument, ought to bear these facts in mind, when by a yearly outlay of a trifling sum they may save themselves infinitely more than they expend by the preservation of their instrument, in which they have invested so much. CINCINNAixa. ,7 H. H. DROWN. . , M. H. COATS. J. K. DOUG-LASS. 1 ' DAVID GIBSON. DROWN,; DOUGLASS & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in C.A.HIPE'TIIN'G FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS, Steamboat, Hotel, and House-rFTir-... ; nishing Goods, . Xo. 133 West Fourth Street, mch2d3n CINCINNATI, OHIO. WHITE, CORBIN, . BODVE & CO, Envelope Manufacturers, PA ER DEALERS, and -WHOLESALE STATIONERS, No. 140 WALSCT STREET, . . Cincinnati, Ohio. All goods at manufacturers' lowest prices. mch2 d3m - . WAKK HTTBBEI.I. ' 'f JOS, T. 8WA8KT. 8AJC T. HAiCBLETON. HUB BELL, SWASEY & CO, ? (Successors to John Swasey 4 Co.,) u "Wholesaler Grocers . . . - . . , and ' LIQUOR MERCHANTS, 3Tosi 23 and 23 Sycamore St., mcb4 dmr !J ' Cincinnati, Ohio. ; STOVE WORKS. ! i SOXJTECEHlSr wT STOVE WORKS, ! ANTON HELBLING, j (Successor to, Brlnkmeyer A Co.,) ; MANUFACTURER OF ' COOKING & SEATING STOVES, ' ! ' "Tor Wood and Coal; '' " ' ets-'aad'LidsV:',-- f S ! ' 5 ! , .OTAiAr0VeHs anOlLtds ODD LIDS; , , , . . . SUGAR KETTLES; ; ' ! . ? , . i . t t DOG IRONS; JAMB GRATES; AIR AND CELLAR GRATES; ; ' HAM BOILERS; ' ' , , MUFFIN MOULDS; . : - - WAFFLE IRONt Copper, Tin, and Sheet-Iron War Ac, Ac Dealers in Tinplatc, Sheet-Iron, Copper, Ac, 4; , - . ' Also, Sole Agent for O'Nell'a Patent Broad-GaiiKe, Indetitrncttble Copper Bot toms, ior vy asn ana uonee doners, ac. Sales-room, No. 9S MAIN STREET, oppo site me court-iiouse. Foundry, near the mouth of Pigeon Creek. Orders solicited and prompt ly filled jan21 dtf BOOTS AND SHOES. A :l ! 0 !" o 1 5 ink b5' .-i'-ef-.-. j -: V: .1-' FredericH GeiL John Rheinlander. GEIL &r'BHEINLANDER;J Dealers in ' PI A NOS, MELODEO NS, ' and all kinds of MnsicBl Instrnmeuts, i Instruction. Books, Sheet Music, j Guitar and Violin Strings, j ' c., &c., North Side Third Street. JBetween sycamore ana viae, ,-tliif v-i ) . i "-tnsvUi; ind. Sole Agents for Stein way Sons Gold, Medal Pianos,

HARDWARE.

74. 74. JACOB STRAUB & SON, DEALERS IN HARDWARE & CUTLERY, 74 Main Street, EVANSVILLE, IND. Special low prices offered to Cash Buy ers. . mcnia asm Circular. milE COPA RTXKKSIIIP BE1 WEES JL the undersi-ined, under the Irm ot W ISL.1JS, KKLLUUU A CO., M to IS ray dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. 'H. K. Wells retiring. Books and accoui ts will remain witn the successors, BCETTI CHER, K.ii;jL.ljOUU & CO.. ror settlement. HIRAM K. WELLS. CH AS. H. KELLOGG. ED"vV. BCETTICHER. Evansville, January 1st. 1867. BCETTICHER, KELLOGG & Co. (Successors to Wells, Kellogg & Co.) 13 First ; Street, SIGN.OFTIIE BIO PADLOCK, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ' .. ' AND CUTLERY ! .; :. ' - AGENTS. FOR ; r-i " " . .... . ; Best Gum Belting. rTlHE CIYDEBSieXEB, MEMBERS JL of the late nrm of WELLS, KELLOOHi & CO., have thia day formed a copartnersnip, unaer ine name ana styie oi BCETTICHER, KELLOGG & CO. and will continue the Hardware Business at the OLD HTAND. Thanking our many friends for their liberal patronage, we respectfully ask continuance of the same to the new firm, EDWARD BCETTICHER. . . CHAS. H. KELLOOQ. Evansville, January 1st, 18b7. . Jan21dtf 31 31 3STEW HARD WAR E HOUSE. H. K. Wells, I W. Late of Wells Kellogg & Co. F.Wells H. K. WELLS & SON TTAVF. TAKEN THE WELL-KNOWN stand recently occupied by .Messrs. Ueorge H. Kouutag A Co., 31 3Xnin Street, where they will transact a General L-I A. R D W A.E OE BUSINESS. The senior partner of the late firm of Wells, Kellogg & Co. would tiiann liU friends tor their pufroiiage ia the past, and hsk. a conimuance oi uie uitie to ttie new firm ot ..- : . t JI.K. WELLH & CO, lebl9dly ' . GPO. S.: SONNTAG CO.. , . DEALEtiS IN ' , ' : ;' . Vises, Bellows, Hand and Sledge Ilaiuiiicrs, Jlorse Shoes, i 'z'ja Hone Sails,1 v u u . Stocks and Dies, Bufchers'Filesi A ; 3-:Coil Chain,-;:'':;;;;-;:.u a :JLeather Beltin or No. 29 FIRST STREET, febl9 ' .111 EVAJfSVlLLEIND.' ;;,; ! ' FERD. SUSS,.: . General, Engraver, COB. FIKST AM (tYCAMOBE STS. ! .-'.'Av 'Evansville, Indiana' MAKE-H all kinds of engravings, as Brands, Checlcs, ..stencil plates; door ulaLes: all kinda of seal-Dresses for hluh color printing, wood cats, models,.steet la. ters and numbers ior marking, steel stamps for metal- pi-eases for. jewelerst and ail 'Kinds or ornaments, and nznres for book biMders l : Orders solicited and promptly fined at

the lowest prices, i I

NEW j ADVERTISEMENTS

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Materials, Alburns, and Stereoscopes. N. B. A complete outfit to make A into rot y pes. Ferrotypes, and Photographic Negatives, size 3, by 4)4 inches, with Chemicals, &c, lor 860. WANTED EVERYWHERE Ralesmen, Ladies and Gentlemen 8100 to tloO per month To sell the genuine Common !ense Family Sewing Machine. Price only $18. This machine will stitch, hem, tell, tuck, bind, quilt, braid, and embroider. The cloth cannot be pulled apart, even after cutting across the seam every quarter of an inch. Every machine warranted for three years, bend lor circulars and terms to agents, or call at McDowell's Block, corner Fourth and Green Street, Louisville, Kentucky. BLIS4 A McEATHRON, General Agents. . GOLD, .OLD My Golden Compound will force the beard to grow on the smoothest face In 21 days. Satisfaction given or money refunded. Rent by mall, postage paid, for 50 cents. Address, t . H. COLVIN, , Hadley Station, Lawrence County, Ills. KEEP VOCB FEET '. IKY. THE Patent Metallic Hole, manufactured exclusively by the AMERICAN PA TENT iHllilLLiU SHOJS CO., NO. 157 Broadway, New York, ttnd for sale everywhere, is a perfect guarantee of warm, dry feet, against staoding or walking on wt paement8 and damp ground ;does not Interfere with the most delicately fitting boot or shoe, and adapted to every age, sex, and condition. Prloe Z cents. Large discount to tha trade. Agents appointed. Send for Price List and Circular. Four pairs sent tree by malt at samples, for SI. Address S. E. CHURCH, Secretary, No. 157 Broadway, New York. 1 MERIDEN CUTLERY CO. , MANIIFACTI'REBN of superior Table Cutlery, of Pearl, Ivory, Horn, Bone, tiMjiiy. and Cocoa Handles. Also, exclu sive manufacturers of the patent IflUI It UK II E 11 Which is THE MOST DURABLE HAN1LE cVER KNOWN, It is much less expensive than Ivory. It always retains its polish when in use. 11 is wan anted not to BECOME LO KE in the Handle. it in not Directed by HOT WATER. For sale by all the nrincloal Dealers in Cutlery throughout the United States, aud oy tne j-it-iitiDhai uu iL.fc.ui co., n. x. MIS' Celebrated Portable and Sta, U.jL. lionury Ntrsni Kincliim, all sizes. auu superior to all o' hers. (van or write rur circular. Depot No. 60. out h Car oil Street. Chi cao. III. . AME.VJIION WORKS, Proprietor, Oswego, New York. k mr.v K e.. v,sh v ir a v. i u am s J A NTIOOTE FOK STR00 DRINK is a Ur cure for Drunkenness. Can be given in coffee or liquor without the knowledge of tne pai lent, rrieena oi. Kent by mall to any address, by S. C. UPHAM, Mouth eigne u street. i-uuaueiDiiia. circulars sent free. QiT'fH NPAS61ED IIA..VEK cheapest and funniest iK'-ner out. Full of tun, lact, and lancy. Only SO cents for t whole year, and a gift free to etrjsuh scriber, worth from o) cents to S2o. Hend c-nt, for a year, or a specimen went for H) cent--. Address KTAR tePANULKD liA " JS kK, Hinsdale, N. il. ' Ladies.' Discard Icjdrious Paddings. MWH-IJUIEI,'S Ma marlal Balm and i'.'il'eiit Hri-nst Elev'ifors develop tue lomr phyKiolotfically. Depot 907 Broad way, ew lork. tend stamn for treafU. Sold at Druggists aud Ladies Furnishing Stores. NTED. at i.-iiile AKii.vi in evcrv i'" i wiHiunm ii v iusineH.s nnuNM. throughout Kentucky, Tennessee, and Southern Indiana. M:n acquainted with the merchants, of tlieir county preferred,as the canvass will be amonz ih hnsinens conimuiiity almost exclusively-.- This is a good opportunity to clear, a handsome sum by a tew days work. . : For further par llcuiars address, with stamp. U P, VA LKEIt A CO., Uuivi lie, Ky, This Is No Humbug! T5T St3fII. 50 cenu and stamps. JE3 .with aire, helaht. color of evea and nair, you will receive, by return mail, a correct picture of your future husband or Ul (Ml I luturt? HUHrjKllu UI e and date of marriage. MINNIE CLIFTON - Nov OA, Fulton ville.N. Y.. wiie, witn name and Address - P. O. Drawer mi "Twelve Times a Year." WE GKEAT' ' horrilWEHTERS . MAGAZINE is replete with thrilling stories, adventures, scientific knowledge, and- all kinds of the most fascinating read in ir. Has a complete monthly record of the news circulates ten thousand copies each m nth. Specimen numbers only ten cents. Yearly Hubsrrlptions tl. Oet the BEST and CHEAPEST. Address, with stamp, F. 1. UlBBuE, Publisher, ijouisvnie, xweuiucHy, ft. E. CBITTENDEJf. ' ' fT. E. SEUOK.4KT. CLA REND ON . HOTEL, CINCINNATI -,-,.01110. S. E. CRITTENDEN & CO.. Propr's. HAVIX leased the property known as the.. Walnut Street House, and niiniivd uur lmprovemenls uikhi ih same, it is now thoroughly refurnished,, fHinrei, nit,i (tt-li-h, i h muni cxctient condition, and will, from t his date, be lb CLARENDON HOTEL. We shal be most happy lo see our friends and the imTVlllli; nuuni.,. ia. .unniiinx Vile HCcommodatlons of the CLARENDON lo be equal to any hotel in tlie city. xeiegrapu wnicoin ine noiei. . . S. E. CRITTENDEN A CO. '

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. asd BOOKSELLERS are 'informed that the A. RICA I News Company OF SEW YOBK Are ready to supply, at the earliest moment and on the very lowest terms, Newspapers, Daily and Weekly, Magazines; DimeNoveh, Books, Cheap Publications, School Books, Envelopes, , Pens, Writing Papers, ' and EVERYTHING wanted by a NEWSDEALER or BOOKSELLER. Circulars describing the nature of the News Business, how to do it, names of papers aud magazines with their prices, Ao., will be sent irek to all who ask for them. Address The American News Company, 119 and 121 Nassau Street, ' ' NEW YORK. Q JEENSWARE. flew Queensware House. LICHTEJT& ICHENIIAUSEB, . IMPORTERS OF CHIISTA, GX.A.SS QUEENS WARE, -- .. . and;, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Xo. 3 South First Street. WEm ABE NOW OPF.XIKO THE most snlendid assortment of Far. Articles ever lmnorted to this cltv. and ci 1 stock of WHITE GRANITE WARE la now complete, and only wants looking at to induce all to make their purchases ol ns and our stock of , COMMON WARE is large, and will be sold a low as tha lowest in the United States. Ilokeraian Glass and SilverIMated Ware. Our assortment of Bohemian Glass and Silver-Plated Ware Is one of the finest ever selected for the trade of this city, ud wa have the ad vantage ol' our senior partner residing in me cny oi new i nrx, ana ai all times ou hand selecting tha latest styles and patterns of ware. ocai d3m HOLLINGSWORTH BROS., IMPORTERS OF OXJTi:ElsrSTvY-A.RHl' OliiilJl, G I. A S SWA II E, 4c, Ac, in all their various branches, . . - ... . AVE BEE IV I.tPORTIirO direct from Knaland slnne August. 1HM. and are dulv posted as to th detnunds of the trade, in iiuality, style, price, etc. Besides the experience of years In thla business, we go into the KngHsh market WITH GOLD, an? bny. as cheap A as any house in the Un. ed ; States. We import nnd sell a style of WHITE GRANITE GOODS winch no other house In the city can ;et frrm the factories direct, Tfiey are very desirable styles, and will sell more readily than any goods In the market. Such is the opinion of good J udges. Tli at Evansvr'de Is a cheap market for -Queensware no one is likely to dispute, and we deem It unnecessary to multiply words. - You will find us at the old stand, ISo. S r'irHt Street, . and , i t No. 8 Sycamore Street, au26 dtf .EVANSVILLE. IND. UHLHORN 6c BRINKMAN, Successors toM.A. Lawbenck, (Established In IMS.) Wholesale -and. Retail Dealers in AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE and a superior Quality of Limestone for building purposes, window sills, caps, fronts door sills, 4c, Son. 100, 102, and lOl Maln Street, Natt to Court House, ' I?vaiiMiIIe, Indiana. mehli ly M1 EKC IIANTS EX IIANK ftDd TRUNTZ 4 MENTZER, Proprietors. Th rhrtlnest Wines and Lluaors will ha kent constantly on hanu : and special u Ite,itionwidbeffiitotheTf where all the delicacies of the season will be served in the most approved stylemaking it a pleasant resort for the MERCHANTS and BUSINESS MEN of the city. A liberal patronage Is solicited' ,oc23 dam . , . ". .

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