Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 May 1867 — Page 8

THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL. SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1867.

PECIAT, NOTICES.

Strong Testimony. Tam aroa, Terry County, III., 1 Dec. ll.Witi. ) TISiS aestiftes thai I have used and re-MUMiirar-acAd in my practice, during t he IdMW HMW wars, HOfiTETTKK'S STOMACH USSSS. with perfect satisfiictton, and -jajr-ir. pleasure in recomraeimius mem t3a: ijj4ic -K. H.. PRICE, M.D. Tpsroi,A, III., Aug. 8; 1866. jj: X1oKMtr t- Smith Dear irs: I vruK BI T T E HS in my family, and conWMe toem-the best that can be procured. iKp w. has derived great benefit Ji'om wuK.'jem, and also considers them an Jsariiir.iti medicine. i A!towtfuily yours, O. P. MILLER. . OxiiiKD, Warren County- KY.,--7, ' a&ifcr; Hoxtetter Smith, Pittsburg, Fa. lirere is a great demand lor your nscuMe STOMACH BlTIEKti in this .TaKjljfrhX)'l. e have been using them ini-Mkn ij,inilv for some time, and find them 4 t medicine of any lor family use. , Socrs,. - J. N. CANDEE "COLE. ; i2tia8 Dear Sir: With pleasure I nom.if i.ify that, your BITTERS, from my lirmm,&lse of their use in my family, and rauu,vluit is said by purchasers, are far Msrwer;-? to any other. -m,&c, ROBERT GIEBAL. BSEssigiam, Effingham County, 111. . . S-i"ie who know thee not ?Ti words can paint thy charms; - . 3L those who know tbea Xcow thou'it save from harm 1Sviter universal testimony of those who ur-te-it the unrivalled virtues of Dr. J. W. IlNuffid's WUtn Pine Compound. In the Mrt&ts for which it is recommended it nwti m'acely has do rival. ... ;....,..,.. . : Satcielor's Hair Dje. Ant spiwnlid Hair Bye Is the best In the -sxrti. .TheQuiy (rue .and perfect Dije. l:sJaes,- -RJiUable, Instantaneous.' 1 No . wsii;.i:Qtmou(i.. No ridiculous tints. ; . . i Tlnnl. -v.. .TAwn . r . t i v. n ,11 -saws-si" .Barf lyau Invigorates the hair, 'amvoBif it soft and beautiful. The genu :ta B--Hiied WUinm-At Balchelor. AUothmere imitations, and should be ernnwumtX. Sold by all Druggists and Per:9wcir. Factory 81 Barclay Street, New ur ftSWHE OF A COUNTERFEIT. tutk iir-ly.!' ... ... A Cough, A Cold, or A Sore Throat , RBQ.UTRES rMMTDTATE ATTKXTIOX, AND SHOULD BE.. CHECKED. .A r t IK ALLOWED TO CONTUHIK, Irritation of the tang. a Permanent Throw . Etfeteasc, or Com .j tomptioa " ' 18 OFTKW THE SESTTLT. " jatOXCIIIAL TROCHES ?3aESA DIRECT XNTLUKVCK TO THE PARTS V ; stye IMMEDIATE KMJEF. f 1 .JTi .cfjiar ftronctaltls, Asthma,. Catarrh, . - aManptlve and Throat Iis- ' ' BMSSEiS ARE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD SCO - - - - CESS. ' " 1 --I . f ' i . qMft tiril Troches useful in clearJn-j the ft.nrlien taken before Blnging orSpoakJtBCJtEd relieving the throat after an onimi ftxtion of the vocal organs;;' Th--rtirT are recommended and prescribe i yysicians, and have, had testimonials tBw.rdiieni men throughout1 the couny. ing an article Of true merit, and SMw&g proved ' their efficacy by a test ol Mutryears, each year finds them in new 3mAios in various parts oi the world, and ittm "Seeches are universally pronounced 'mmmi Mian other articles., T. "ft .? i, &zxrs only Beqwn'S Bkonchiai. Trowaa,ad do not take any of the Wor'hle Omttations that may be offered, Solu ZTK. vmrai. . , dec6 dw6m 3JA2i.rs Vegetable -SiciUAjedlAiR Renewer .. .... rv - MMftn'i Vie ' Hair to ttt ortffinat color when .aeauews the nutritive matter which nourMdtB. the Hair. ....... .-.e-;;; ";i Srtuws the growth of the Hair when bald. Htasews the brash, wiry naif to Tsilken jtreosiiful Hair Dressiitgu .. , ,. -t TM,t - .'fct rfeottle shows its effects K P. HALL CO., Nashua, N. H., ' Proprietors. EJsrsale by all druggists. - ,fmay2 MILLINERY. JL business, transacted on Saturday, iiLLIXEItY! 3IILLHERY! Wholesale and RotaUTM, t ECO LEAVE ' TO" INFORM MY r4aCy friends, and milliners, and mepm .. abroad, that I liave Just returned Arvu the, East with the very largest stock W taiinry gootLs ever brought to this Taxrrtnr: This stock was very carelully nmmmmA ky Mrs, Baum, and comprises the 'iaifit j ans siji, til: - ' 1 " JZLXTERS BONNETS, - J&TTE.RX, UA TS,- ' n 5 ! USS3&IMXEI HATS Sc BONNETS,' ,v 3Grar trimmings a ornaments, 2BXZXCH Sc DOMESTIC FLOWERS, JmSTNET & HAT FRAMES & BLOCKS, tXSLSX SATINS. J, ACES. EDGINGS, BEST and LARGEST stock of Rih.

"iwm mrrr brought to the city ; thousand other little fancy articles nnted in a Number One Millinery EstaoWtnteat. Sa connection with the above "goods I '9ev constantly on hand a very lars:e asMdmeut of LADiEV HAIR SWITCHES at CITRL-, aud difleient other lixinus ietttieHair. Oeontry milliners and merchantH, in pSRitieuhir, will riud it to their interest to ixmJ arouad and examine my stock before anxchaiuK elsewhere, as I am lully prennd to nit- t all their demands; and iurJWrmore, I can aswuie them tnat my stock atad prices will compare with any house wwtof New York or Philadelphia. Tbankful lor the very liberal patronage attended to me so far, I hope to have a omtinuance in the future, and 1 shall annre aotbing undone to merit the same "Very respectfully, - It. BAUM. SO. 33 MAir STB EXT. t & Partloular attention paid to orders. aMfcltdftn ,-i-,2 ". . ... -: I'tunS :. : -.: : : t : .i.v

RAILROAD TIME-TABLE

Evans ville and Crawfordsville. GOING NORTH. Leave Arrive. Arrive. Evansvllle. Vincennes. T. Haute Accom'od't'n, 5:30 a m 1 10:27 a si I 4 :20 p m VTail 9:00 am 11:46 pm 2:55pm Vincennes Ac 4:25 p. m J 7:15 p m I ,- . COMING SOUTH. Leave Leave Arrive .rro Haute Vininnl. E'ville. I jrre Haute. Vincennes nawAc I 6:0 am ght & Ac. 6:40 A M 1 12:30 P M E....... 4:40 r M J 7:56 p m Vincennes Ac I :W am) 9 rf)7 a m t reisrnt & AC. .j ; r ji Mail. ... 4 :4Urx 7 :56 p m 10: 40 p m Terre Haute and Indianapolis.-; : 1 FROM TERRE HAUTE. ; .... , ' ! : . ; Leave. -Arrive. Day Express...... ....... 2.-' a m 1 11 :25 a m Nis?ht Express , 8:10 p M J M';o0 P M atall.. fetVAiXf 4?40PM " OMo and Mississippi Kailroad. ! ' , - FROM VINCENNES; V ! ' '.. ,'. .. Going East. Going W't. Mail.......................... 2 :30 p M I 4 :5a P M Express . . 9 :35 p m 3 :20 a m , . , STEAMBOAT LINES. I rT i To " Louisville. Every Monday and Saturday at ID o'clock a.m. Every Tuesday, Wednesdajr, Thucsday, and Saturday at 6 O'clock "P '3x1 t c ' : ' To Cairo Daliy, except Sunday, at 3 o'clock P JM t i ' ' j , To Greek ' Rivzb.- Every Wednesday and Saturday at 6 o'clock p. m. Every Monday and Thursday at 8 o'clock p-. m. i To Eastport. Every . Tuesday - and Friday at4 o'clock p. M...J .- , To He fDERSojs Daily, except Sundays, at 3 o'clock p.m. ' . ' ' To Nashville Every Thursday at four p. m. , -. .- i. i , To Memphis Seml-weekly. -.' i RockportStage (via New burgh and Boonviiie.) carrying the mail, leaves at 7 A. M., on Mondays, - Wednesdays and" Fridays. Arrives by 7 p. m., Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. ' - ' - ' New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mondays and Fridays at 7 a. m. Arrives Tuesdays and Hat nrtiays by 4 p. M. i ' , . Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves dally. fexcept Sundays) at 7 a. m. Arrives daily (exeept Sundays) by 2 p.m. ! To Newbcro. Hack dally (except Sunday,) from the Merchant's Hotel, at 3 o'clock p. M." GITYNEWS. . More Rain.t Another cold, . bleak' rain set in about sun down last night increasing in vehemence, and continuing -till 'near' ' midnight. If such weather is healthy we twould be willing to see a sickly; season prevail for a few, days.., , ", "" jh .-r: Personal: TOur friend David Anderson has goij 'Oomfortably fixed in his new, place of business, Chandler's Block, second floor, where-be is prepared to'attend to 'the" wishes of his 4QXXQrpauunKr.uuiuy-wi wuuur egaru hin ys. ihe only eurjoapable 9f v ingthem fits." Fell 0 verso Ar As .'-.the Rose Hite was approacHbg, the wharbpat ofDbx & Humphrey, yesterday 'afternoon, one of the hand, in attempting to jump upon the wharf boat,; miscalculated the .distance and lit in the water. He was dragged out by, one of the runners of the Sherwood House, without experiencing any, damage exj cept wetting his .clothes and being well frightened. -j ;- ' : , ' ' ' ' Foolish and5, ' DanqerOuI Habit. We are often terrifieJ at witnessing the foolhardy risks taken by newsboys and other juveniles, up on the wharf. They are all in a hurry to board each boat as it lands, and m Order tOi be. 'first often take very foolish1 risks',' where a slight misoalcu-, latioa or misstep1 would result. fatally; and when the beat is about backing out, they,-linger.;. about .until it is barely . possible: , to. leap, uppn the wharfboat, or - upon another steamboat, and in On or'two uhttances Iwe have seen them barely saved from a, watery graye by th tnn.elyassisfanee' of sdniei bystander catching ':il&xaJ as they were about to fall back into the waters This practice is." exceedingly" foolish, not to say wicked, and those tb.pt indulge in it will yet briug grief , to tug hearts of their, parents and friends. . It is like boarding or leaving" a train of cars wheuA in inOtion. It is dangerous. Quit it. ! Before Justice Walker. Emil Hentigand Frederick Miifcx gotliata a political discussion yesterday in which the 4 acting. nigge'r,ietered largely as a .theme. As the, contro versy progressed, ' Herwig grew' excited, and his ejfcitfennen found vent in a shower of unsavory, epithets,,, which fell upon Miller, causing hW to wax wroth, and it was. with difficulty he could restrain himself from committing an assault, and battery upoq his, ' vituperative antagonist, which the latter challenged him to do. Sliller restrained himself, however, and made a complaint against Herwig before Justice Walker, who, after hearing the testimony, required him to pay a fine of $1, with $6 45 costs. - Herwig declared his purpose to appeal the case to a higher Court, and talked loud and long of his superiority to niggers, declaring that he was born white, had lived a white man, and declared most emphatically his purpose to ' die' a white man; which latter feat he will no doubt accomplish, if he has. luck. .i"-Ts

Masonic. We understand that arrangements have been made to have a grand Masonic Re-union" at "Terre Haute, , in connection with Terre Haute Lodge No. 19, on Monday night. A large. number of Worshipful Masters from Evansville, Mt. Vernon, New Albany, Princeton, Vincennes, and other places, will reach Terre Haute on Monday en route, to the Grand? Lodge',' and ' Arrangements havo'been made to have

I them stop oyer there and attendthe meeting' of that Lodge. '' ' ''J":? : : We can promise the brethren from this'vicinity a most cordial "reception by.the Brotherhood at Terre Haute, and prioeely pntertainment by our excellent Brother . and Worshipful Master, Xyndon A. feniith. LA t- ' :.'.V'' 1-'.. Strawberry Festival. The ladies of the Trinity M. E. Church "have selected next Thursday a nd Friday nights as the time, and; .Mozart Hall as the place, for .holding their proposed Strawberry Supper.r,;, There I are no .ladies(in the city who underC 'i S .t Ta41a t rrr fVkw ti irefreshing entertainments to insure 8uecess,'ahd we take' no risk in insuring to those who attend a most pleasing and delightful affair. Luscious strawberries and-cream, fresh, rich, andBweet!- .. What is , more delicious to contemplate? The' object ; is to raise funds to. assist in paying for Ihe rmagmficeht" new ofgan one of the "largest " in the West, which hasfX linrA. orderedI Tlorf'" that .Church,1! and 'which : is "soon ' ex pected. "Let every: , one remember next Thursday and Friday nights, and make arrangements to attend the first Strawberry Festival of the season. - . .--..; , i -y : ; , i' t . . i - -- m ' - ' Tnir - WnATHER.'-The ' continued cold weather is well calculated to cre ate uneasiness relative to the growing crops, not oniy oi irutts, cue aiso of cereals.'-l,The waather for . the past several days is' unprecedented in .this latitude for the last 30 years.1 -" ' ';' -1 1u 1833, 4f we remember rightly", a considerable territory of Pennsylvania ArAf Ohib,!f including Vhat' Is known a the 4 . Pau-handle " in Vir ginia,' was visited, , after a series of weather similar to this.'with akillipg frost 'about the last of . May or th first ; 6f ' June, ' .which literally killed awhole .fields: of ,'tfrteat in the 'straw ; jusiwnen me neaas were swelling, but before they burst forth, and in a dayor two "afterwards the fields were sere and yellow.? as-. a etubble -field. The' most 'painful apprehensions of famiiie 'were entertained, 'and many fields were.plown up to be sown with buckwheat, the ' demand for which grain suddenly became go great that it rose to $4 per bushel. Happily, however, the roots of the wheat were not killed, and a short term of warm, , moist . weather caused new stalks to shoot out from the roots, and a good half crop or more' was" the result. We hope we may -never experience such ' a ' phenomanon again; for though but a' boy thea rwe well remember the terror and . consternation . it produced, and tho real. suffering, too, as it put the price qf grain .and flour, up to suph a rate that poorpeople "were unable to buy sufficient to save them from want and danger:' 1 ; r t . O Recorder's' -Court. ! Richard Lynch and Michael O'Keefe, two Portuguese, as we-should judge from the names, were fellow-travelers on the Alice V, from the Sunny South' the laud-of the Si magnolia-" aad the orangtbe bipaoa and the. pine apple:,the chameleon and the alligator. To while away the tedium-of the ttfp, they ia -ivfriendly manner resorted to denominate!'1 draw;!' in' which" Kicbard claims jt.haFhe won ifrom the O'Keefe the sum of f5rin United J reached tbis port: and ' Olveefe was paid off, Lynch' demanded his money. Michael confessed h is indebtedness, but averred that his rfinancial . condition was " such that he " could ' not liquidated arid not being willing to" go into an assignment, had concluded to suspend. t - 3 This decision so incensed Richard, that he declared his purpose and ability to take it out f,of his. cuticle, and proceeded at once ' to illustrate, that purpose.; He was checked, however, -in, his belligerent career, and soon found himself looking Recorder Nelson square in the face. . After the testimony Uncle Hiram, to illustrate his knowlelditelof one game of: draw, L signified t his purpose ; to ; draw. - from Richard a fine of $10, with $4 25 costs, and gave him the choree' to pay it or go to jail with the privilege of

working on the streets at sixty cents per day. He went to:-jail to reflect oh it.

Another . Dull Dat. Yesterday, for city litems, wa's. "extraordinarily dull The Recorder's and the Justices' courts were almost idle. The rounders, finding , that , Uncle Hiram was again home, thought it,not best to ' indulge In any peccaTdnloe!, The. wind,' it t is,, true',, plaj'ed'y pertain mad prauks:with chrinoline and calicd, but "our modesty prevented us from taking observation. Horses and mulJ, dogs and drays, were on their eood JjeiaviQr aud o aniitpnV: would either of ihem afford o ye wandering lO'cals' " As ' buhinoss declines ' and matters growl, dull, everything else partakes" ofthe same sen timent, r Evansville has' less r of ; the sensational transpiringr in., her midst iuan-any omer cay or y.uuu lnnaDitants. on the continent. ,.,,10, be Continued. ThQ. rainlhat set in at dark, was at 12 o'clock ' like a story in the New V ork ; Ledger or Harper s Weekly-to l-e continued. IOCAL NOTICES. r Grand, Opening. Johnr Rasch wilL.4pen;.his magnificent stock J of loots and fchoes at sis spacious store rooms, on SecondStreet, below Main, on Saturday, lay zoth, and invites his friends, add alf others, to call And examine! fo-is assortment. may25 It, ' m " 0, Come to the Fount of Beatj and hope. Though great be thy errors and rousrh be tby pkin': ;' O, come and buy King s 1 Cold Cream &oap, - . - ' , That will render it soft, white, and , - clean. Kino & Caswell, Sold by druggists.' New York. ' ;SGo to Lozier & Koff man's to buy cheap goods. - . mai'23-tf. J$Hot coffee i to-night Parlor Club Room, tsecood floor, No. 84 Main Street, . . v ' - - It J6 We received yesterday,'ahbther lot of Ladies Hats andJJonnets. the very , latest styles, among them the -Venus Hat, just ' red hot' from the Oven of, -fashion. Also, new Ribbons, Flowers and Ornaments. We are also sellingDre3s Goodsv Bleached anfiBro.' Muslins, Cassimercs' and other new' goods, at reduced prices. . s "i T .-Wit. HnGHE it Son7 -2 , - 56 Main Street. " Consolidation'. The " firms' . of HenTy lu. Blemker, and Blemker. Tillmana & ,:.Co. Stove Dealers and lixcelsior ofo've'" orks, have been consolidated, and will henceforth be krlown as Bleinker t'Co." All debts and accounts will' b ceilected and paid by Blemicer, Tillmann & Co. may25 dtf "-" ' i i . Baths,1 BATfiH.-t-.Tohn Fred. Ledgr er, No, ,83 Main Street; has- fitted up in the rear of, his Barber Saop three elegant Bath rooms, where warm 1 or cold baths may be taken at all hours, both day and night. Patronage solicited. V . -' ! ;:may25 It J6Roast turkoy to-nisht at Parlor Club Room, second floor, No. 84 Main Street. ' It ' At Home Again. Hiram Nelson is at home again and will(sell at auction, at his .Auction vRoour on Locust Street opposite the ; Pofe Office, this niornrng at 9 o'clock,1 a Idt of .Household FurnitureV Groceries and iGrp-? eery Fixtures -such as Show-cases. Candj', Jars, Couuter Scales, , and, . a 1 arge lot .' o f , Bakery ' Furui tu re 10 barren of Mackerel, 25 bwxes of Soap," 3 barreh,,of .Vinecrar, 5, barroU' fyi Flour, 3 barrel of Pickels, &c - ' ::, ? I ! ' i ; ' J6SH3eorge"M;' Loiief offers his stock of boots and: shoes for .sale. A H.v jxrson wihing to engage in the ium u-vPa,. w .14 uuu sx por t'd ri i ty ' as f Ii e h oust shared a large'portiou "oi uumess-wia una this a snlendia cde has always portion "of the public patroiiflgOi. jj 7'i ''-lt : . , For Sale. Ir will', seR::my ,'tnireJ siock'ot boots and shoes, at o. Main Street.! Any one wihing tb iengage in, the busfnes'can .'get l'a'' 'splendid bargain as I am" anxious tp pell.'. Not being a? , resident of titbe ctty;I ca'nn6t'give my' personal attention to the business; and, therefore, desire tp sell out, , Call immediately,, at No. 37'Main Street,: as I : can only remain in tife city a few days. ' . It - ' ' ' ' George M. Lozier. Brushes! Brushes!! Brushes!!' Whitewash Brusbes. Dusting Brushea.-Fly Brushes, Scrub, Shoe, and Stove Brushes, and a great variety of Feather Dusters, cheap, cheaper, cheapest, at the New ork Grocery. U? Efliott's dry goods store is situated on First Street, between Main and Locust. One feature of Mr. Elliott's manner of conducting business is to sell his goods at uniformly fair rates;, avoiding, at the same time, " baits,," or .leading articles at , less than cost, to create an .impression which is calculated to deceive the unsuspecting. His stock of dress goods is said to b very well selected. -We recommend all of our acquaintances and readers to deal at this store, assuring them they will find it an agreeable as well as profitable place to purchase. ' may!3 tf

JBSayRoast pig, with cob in mouth,

to-night, at Parlor Club Room, JNo. 81 Main Street. " . it J6Agency of the New England jlutual Enle Insurance Co., ot Uoston, -Mass.. is at ourofhee in Crescent City building, corner of Third and Main Streets. All policies non-forfeiting. W. II. & J. II. Beadle. niay23-3t., ' ' ' ' f : ' i i , ' JEt3Ierchant Tailors' new goods arriving at the new establishment 54 3Iaio. Street, . ' , . ;' .iiuarO'tf . Smith & Barlin. . JKSfCir supper every night at Parlor Club Room, No. 84 Main Street, may 1(1 O.t '', ... .,- ' . ': , . SAhlerinir & Ilassler.'Xor, 15. South First Street,are now prepared to furnish their numerous customers witn tne most delicious icecream. Their saloon is ono of the finest and most commodious in the city, and the 1 . rt ice cream supero. tr. """Extra Choice Family. Flocr.We have two' hundred' barrels of the best . Family . Flour, in Ue -market, made irom pure white .En&lisn V heat. Families that Vant -au extra Family r lour can get it it they call soon at ,11. D. Alus & Co , Corner Water and Vine Streets. my3-lm. , r , f . J6- II. K. Wells & Son have just received a new lot ot nutincr and Fi ning Irons, Pinching and Curling irons, loping irons and i! luting scis sors, Also, a fine assortment of "Rogers'." celebrated Shears and Scissors. 31 3Iain Street. tf. New Real Estate Agency. -J. P. Elliott & Son have opened a Real Estate A eency aud General Intelli gence Office, for the sale of and rentingot lands, houses, &c, &c. Persons having houses or land to rent or sell, or persons wishing to purchase or rent, will do well by call- ; i .i it.:. ing uu i u em iii uifir uuice, uu xniiu Street, near Locust, in Elliott's Block. ' e4All the delicacies of the season to be had every night at Parlor Club Room,. No. 84 Main Street, ' free of charge. 24-lw ' EJ5yIf you" are in need of a stock of liquors, our advice would be for you to go to Hodge, Carr h Co.'d, cor ner Water and fcycamore streets, and buy them cheaper better, and more of tl..m tor less -money than any other house will or. can afford them. All liquors warranted as represented. jany tt' ' - ' - ' , , .- . f " . , EST" A large lot of Sicker Hoods received this day and tor sale at $3.00 pft'r dozen, by thecase. Parties want ing them hstd better call eoon. i . .- lw Lanpiiear & Mitchell, ... I, Stoves "and Tinware Wholesale and retail, at J. B. Meskers, Sycamore, bet. Second and Third Sts. nihl2-3mdxw-: ; O. W. OSBOHjSTE. ORNAMENTAL, SIGN and BANNER on .iaA Uoue t' .oidt-r, at '1 LM-ust trrt tunl4dOiu .DR. WHITTIER,-- - A REa'LARLY. I1REU I II i S IJta.CUAN, afi lil Dtplcnna, -which hangH in hi office, will show, tia made Chronic JMseates the ttudy of hit life, and hax a tJnlon-wlne refutation, havinn been lonaer , located in St. Louit than anyotuer Uiroulc LMseaHe f uj-mciaii. . ' ' .i I Machof his practice has been of a pri vate n iture SvdUIIU. (ionorrboea. Cileet. Ktrictnre, all I'rinarj- Uiseaxes, Mj-philitlc or Mercurial Aflectionxof llieTtiroat.Kkin. or Bones; Orchitis, Hernia, or. Hapture; also the ett-cts or a .solitary iiabii, ruinous to body and mind, producing ijiotciien. liebilitv. Impotence Uizzinev. Dinmess of niut, Lontuitiou or itiear fcvu rorooalnx, AVtriioii Ui -aciei.y, ivxw Memoir, V'eakus.s, etc.; hot all thewe in any one est, bill au occurring ireuueutiy lu va rious cases. -. " Awnraraoda ions ft in rile ! charges inodrfi-U; oure:s KM!"-tUnil- Consultations lerterbr n .iiicp. free. ' MoHt'ca.ses can be oronerlu trvatnl without an interview. and mJ;cme. seuurei liowi. ubftervation. ent by mail or express. 2fo hindrance to uum itty ill i-u.se. Address Box :iiirj, t. Louis, Mo. Hours a.m. to 8 p.m. otllce perma nently loca ted at Xi.(wbl. C harles (Street, between bixth hiiJ Srvt-iilli. oua mi u a re . Kutli of . Lindfcll lioUrl, a retired, ttpbt in the centre of the cify. , t 1 :oi.(vuUatioii looms, and rooms, for the ncc-onuoodation ft Mich, pttUeiits a.rc-quire : uany personal attention. . E YER YB OD Y v . can eet lit -' a heated tetter f-nvIope my theory. SvniDtoms- and Treatment of clearly delineatiitii all the Diseased Cotidlervru, i;rinai-jT, aim nexniii iJisensew, tions, with full (Symptom Lists, for two three-cent postage-stamp, to prepay postage. Circular tor Ladies, relating to liseases of Puberty, Meuatru&tiou, and Pregunucy, inree ceoi. aua diwdm (dltaw) .- ; JAMES SWJlNSON ' & SON, Wholesale anil Retail Dealers In IlSTJi LUMBER, Shingles, Lath, Doors, ana SaslL Also, a large assortment of Allegheny, Chicago, and Toledo Lumber and Kloorln , ireted and Uu dressed, on hand and for : sale. Extra Saicxl and. Shaved Pine Shingles, eighteen inches long. We respectiully solicit the citizens of r.vansvllle lo give us a cuil ana examine our stock before purchasing eisewuere. Yard ox Water Htkkkt, (Opposite Lamasco Wharf), Kvansvlllc. All orders promptly attended lo. may2J dtim L SWEETPOTATO PLANTS THOK THE MILLION I Having the JC EvaiiHVille agency for thu sale of Tenbioolt. Pierce Co. 's Sweet Potato Plants, we are prepared to fill orders, large or small, at lowest market rates. A libeal discount wlU be given to those who buy to fell again. Plants carefully packed in sawduft. VICKERY BRUM., maylS . 75 Main Street

VftltT TC rriY-n mTim tun SEND IN ORDERS! BEST O IP "V O Vt It AT THE tO WEST OFj PRICES! Harlng expended a larg amount money In refitting the Book and Job D part men ts of tbis office, the proprletoi feel, satisfied that they are how able t com pete, successfully, with any like estah lisliment In this section of the country end are prepared to offer such Indue ments to the public as they have not hUh erto enjoyed. We are prepared to print, In the bes style, BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, POSTERS, HAND-BILLS 1 circulars:, bill-heads, bank checks, LEGAL BLANKS, . .. PROFESSIONAL CARDS, . i . 1 . 1. - . - - . ' BUSINESS CARDSy . , VISITING CARDS, WEDDING CARDS, PROGRAMMES, LETTER-HEADS, LABELS, BILLS-OI-EARE, CATALOG ns

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