Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 June 1867 — Page 8

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THR EVANS VILLE DAILY JOURNAL, S A T U R D A Y , : J U N E J , J 8 8 7 . ,

SyECIAI. NOTICES.

Be on Tour Guard srnst the imitations and counterfeits of 1 ST EITK U'W STO iACH BITTERS maiis which the piratks wbo make i dhfucwrBABXF. liveng by preying upon the wwrtf xii suffering are now endeavoring to 24mS tae markets of this country. Wben-tjwsc-fiiese. poisOX-.hongeks are discovered Ktoy are- immediately prosecuted by the jwetrctf Wrs, who expend thousands ofdolJw urancnilly in tracing them out and Sw Si'JH ttieni to Justice. Within a short &it rnj unctions nave been obtained in tawrfoiir sof the United States against a jBi&9i: ( individuals and firms, and soiU seta sittw. In progress against several others aku. &C -wUoee names will be given to the TmsfcUe: But In spite of the utmost vigllraeaxaad activity ot their detective agents, 6e- Atwierstgned are of course nnable to trecs Mie-public entirely against pir tlcal jssAit-i-BNH of a Standard National Tonic, -Mte?wbere in request- and as readily onTriiftTi.le into cash as .United Mtates Bonds r "-easury Notes. They therefore, as a aaisCBE of pkecact;ox, direct attention asat' !ct that a finely engraved label, Tt:enUng St. George and the Dragon, jbkc a Neantif ul proprietary statu p, bear 1 n g !. official endorsement of the GovernpsKEi. appear on every bottle of the geuuim SLTTERS. The article is further &tttVrvtAeaited by a ml Mature nole of T-iz&. with, the Mnatt re f " Uostetter & iSstr-.h," to counterfeit which is a Slate ptr-merim&. The true BITTERS are sold JirtSSe only, and never in bulk. HOSTETtER A SMITH. L atbst Fashion-Is- to provide one's wSt with a bottle of Dr. J..W. Poland's WaPine Componod, to b used In cases 06 "iiot and Lane Affections, and all tliAseH. ot the BJaader and Kidneys. It iMfK.r.i A.iLS. , Sold by all drnggists. Oatcbfilor's Hair Dye, splendid Hair Dye is the best In the sX-'-Tliet only true and perfect Dye. JStacasIess, ' Reliable, Instantaneous. No dfefcpointment. No ridiculous tints. "iSumal Black or Brown. Remedies the ill s&iws of J?rtri Yhiei. Invigorates the hair, .!iuMrtn'it soft and beautiful. The genu-J2n'd-(Mgned William A. liatchelor. All oth'Wnre,iheN imitations, ind should be 5W)3iid. 'Sold by all Druggists and PerMwe. Factory 81 Barclay Street, New ?T-isrf6i ' Mir BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT. ite. 14 ly. A Cough; A Cold; or A Sore Throat KB4DIRR3 rMMTBIATK ATTENTION, ANDSHOUL.il BE CHBCKED, IF ALLOWED TO CONTINUE, . Irritation of the Lnng. ' n Permanent Throat Disease, or C'on- - sumption' ': ' ' !, IS OFTKN TIIS RKSULT. BBons JHBOXOniAI TROCHES iXte.isw'A DrRECT iNFL.rnncii xa thi fakts OIVB IMMEDIATE KKLIKF. jt9-. Bronchltta,- Aithm, ; Catarrh, ' ' eei ' ' mXiSKS ARK USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS. Jfngers and Public Speakers wCi Htl.'TtoKsAei useful In clearln-j the Wtwheu taken before Singing orSpeakaaca..d relieving the throat after an un-3icr.3-x'rf!Jn of the vocal organs. Th are recommended and prescribe srrTTjysicians, and have had testimonial' 2fcMn.eminent men throughout the countss Being an article of true merit, and j3BttQg proved, their efficacy by a test ol sassy years, each year finds them In new 2iities In various parts ot the world, and :r- 2VocA are universally pronounced Jwtttr Vhan other articles. . Strain only Brown's Bronchial TboUCS) and do not take any of the Wor'hle -vOnlo7v tu&i may be offered. 8oli xveKxnnnBM, dec6d4w6m Persons who are Gray CSberlrave their hair restored to Its natura ceen,WK it it has fallen out, crea'e a new tcu wfu, by using Ioall'! Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer. ZS is-Be best hair-dressing in the world, ui&ing lifeless, stiff, brashy hair healthy, sVH-d glossy. Pabee SI 00. For sale by all druggists. K; P. HALL. CO., Nashua, N. H., nwfjdlm Proprieto s. MILLINERY. JS iisCness transacted on ' Saturday. 5ILMXERY ! MILLIXERY ! Wholesale and Retail. rBEtt tEAVE TO INFORM MT Jly friends, and milliners and merabroad, that I have just returned the Kast with the very largest stock c; wrrTUnery goods ever brought to this Hrawfte. This stock was very carefully ;akvi'i- by. Mrs. Baum, and comprises the 7SxzU!it JParis-atyles, viz. : -1 BONNETS, , BITTERN HATS, ZZSTRISTMED HATS fc BOXNETS, JTSJt W TIIIMMINGS Sc ORNAMENTS. J&SBWCH & DOMESTIC-FLOWERS, 3&HINET dc HAT FRAMES fc BLOCKS, SATINS, LACES, EDGINGS, . The BB.ST. and L.AROEST stock of Kib';au ever brought to the city ; aaatd a thousand other little fancy articles rotated in a Number One Millinery Establishment. im connection with the abov goods I constantly on hand a very lar-e asortiifont of LADIES' HAIR SWITCHES And l URL and different othtr fixings Lor the Hair. Civmtry milliners and merchants. In particular, will And it to their interest to call around and examine my stock before purchasing eLsewliere, - I am lulJy reoared to iue:t all their demands; and lurtenuoce, I can assure them that my stootc tad prices will compare with any house west of New York or Philadelphia. Thankful for the very liberal patronage extended to me so far, I hope to have a ocatt nuance in the future, and 1 shall oave nothing nndone to merit the same Very respectfully ' ' " t SO. aa MAfV STREET. Particular Attention paid tar orders.

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Evans ville and Crawfordsville. GOING NORTH. . Leave Arrive. Arrive. Evansville. Vlncennes. T. Haute Accom'od't'n, 5:30 A M 1 10:27 a m I 1:20pm Mall 9:00 AM j 11:46 P M 2:55PM Vlncennes Ac 4 :J5 p M 7:15pm COMING SOUTH. ' Leave Leave A'TJy Terre Haute. Vincennes. E'ville. Vlncennes Ac I 6:00 am I MAM Freight A Ac. 6:40 A m 12:30 p M 5:38 p M MaiC 4:40 P M I 756 P M 1 10:40 P M . Terre Haute and Indianapolis. , FROM TERRE HAUTE. Leave. Arrive. Day Express 2 :i A m 1 11 :25 A M Niaht Express 3:10 p M 1 10:V) p m MaU :45 A M 4:40 pm Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. FROM VINCENNES. : .- , Going East. Golntt Wt. Mail Express-Z-.WPMI 4 :otf P M 9 :35 P M I 3:20 A M STEAMBOAT LINES. To Louisville. Every Monday and Saturday at 10 o'clock a.m. Every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6 o'clock X JC To CAiRCH-DaUy, except Sunday, at 3 o'clock ! M To Gbeen Riveb.-Every Wednesday and Baturday at 6 o'clock p. m. Every Monday and Thursday at 6 o'clock P. x. To .-Eastport. Every Tuesday and Friday at 4 o'clock P. M. To HEMDEKSojf Dally, except Sundays, at 3 o'clock p.m. To Nashville Every Thursday at four p. m. To Memphis Semi-weekly. Rockport Stage (via Newbnrgh and Boonvllle,) 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 AjM' Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays by -tp. m. Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves dally (except Sundays) at 7 a.m. Arrives dally (except Sundays) by 2 p.m. To Newburs. Hack daily (except Sunday,) from the Merchant's Hotel, at 3 o'clock p. m. CITY NEWS. EvansrIIIc, Henderson - Nashville Railroad Meeting. Gen. Boyle, President of this Road, will address the tax payers of Evansville on the ; subject of. the city subscription to this Road on Monday evening next, at 7i o'clock, at the Court House. ' 1 1 Frame Building for Sale? The frame building heretofore used as the Journal offieeftfounting Room and. Book Bindery, is hereby offered for sale at a bargain. If not sold at private sale by Saturday, 'June 8th, it will, on that day be sold at auction, " Fashionable Opening. The ladies will see by reference" to "the advertising columns, that Mrs. Wagley's grand openiog of Paris millinery takes place to-day. Personal. Yesterday morning Mr. Ratlibone, President of the Evansville National Bank, left with his family for the East. It is supposed by some of their friends that they will visit Europe before their return. We believe, however, it is their intention to spend the Summer on the sea-coast near Boston. Our best wishes attend them. Sunday School Picnic We un derstand that the Sunday School of the Walnut Street Presbyterian Church hold their Aunual Picnic today, at the Fair Grounds, in which the entire" congregation worshipping at that Church will participate. , Select School Picnic The se- ' lect school taught by Miss Hooker and Miss Hough, held their annual picnic in the grove near the Bodiam J coal mines, yesterday, and had a de lightful time. They went out early and spent the whole day in the grove, having an abundance of good things in their baskets and an abundance of joy in their youDg hearts. Before Justice Stinson. There were two cases for provoking: an assault before Justice Stinson yesterday. , . One man . pleaded guilty; a ad was fined , one cent , and costs. The other pleaded not ; guilty, and' was discharged. If the first one had put in the same plea, he too would have gone clear. Recorder's Court .-r-Two cases of simple drunk constituted the chief of operations in the Recorder's Court yesterday. Each party was charged a fine of 1 with S6 20 costs. ' One paid and the other didn't. : A man preferred a charge of being noisy and disorderly against two persons who had declined to drink his whisky but who were willing to eat his ee-gs. He refused them eggs and ordered them out of his house, and from the evidence really appeared to have made all the noise ou the occasion. The accused were discharged. Another man was brought iu with a bloody noggin. He attempted to escape from the police aud was cracked over the sconce, and afterwards sent to jail to get sober.

Gravel. Mr. Lowry, the contractor for bowldering the streets, has procured a boat load of gravel, samples of which were submitted to the City Council last night. It is taken from the bank of the river on the Kentucky shore, and the sand washed out, leaving the residuum almost pure pebbles, or miniature bowlders. It is contended that this material, placed on the streets in a proper manners will make an excellent street in those localities where there is not much travel or heavy hauling. Walnut Street was improved with like material several years ago, and is, still reckoned one of the best streets in, the city. By agreement between Mr. Lowry and the Council, he is to collect a large amount of such material, while the water is too high to dig bowlders, and, in case he tails to be awarded the contract for improving such streets, he agrees to sell it to the city at a reasonable price, the city agreeing to take it off his hands on those terms.

Bowldering. The work of bowldering has again commenced, and men are again engaged in laying them down on Second Street above Walnut. The extraordinary stage of the river this season has prevented the gathering' of bowlders thus far except about seventy perehes recovered from Scuffletowu Bar. . These will be sufficient probably ' to complete Second Street to Chestnut, after, which the work will necessarily be suspended until bowlders can be obtained. In the meantime it is proposed that material shall be collected for graveling the streets ordered to be improved in that manner under the specifications adopted at the last meeting of the City Council. ' Another Sabbath School Pic nic The Sabbath School connected with , the First Baptist, Church have determined to hold their annual picnic in a beautiful grove, .near Spottsville, on Green RiverK on Saturday, June 15th, being two weeks from today. The steamer Wm. White has been chartered for the occasion, and a cordial invitation is tendered to the members of other Sabbath Schools to join them. Tickets will be issued for the round trip at fifty cents, and to children under fourteen years at twenty-five cents. This will be a delightful excursion, and will doubtless prove a great success. Work on the Wharf. The paving of the wharf has been suspended on account of the rise in the river, which drove the workmen from the line of operations. The work had reached a line opposite the upper gangway of Cox & Humphrey's wharfboat, or nearly to the middle of the block between Sycamore and Vine Streets. The water last night was nearly half way up the5 section now being laid down. The river will begin to decline to-day, and will go down rapidly, we think. Another section has been laid off above the one now under way, but if the river declines rapidly, the work on the unfinished section will be resumed by Monday. We tope 'to 'see the whole wharf from Walnut to Vine completed this season. !;, - Grierson's Benefit. We hope no one who desires to enjoy a dclightful evening's allow himself entertainment, will to forget old ' Bob Grierson's-beuefit to night. . lie , .has. made such arrangements as will insure a successful performance, and for the untiring efforts he has put tainment of the admirers,he deserves a rousing benefit to-night. .Three excellent plays are on the bill, to-night. "The Old Guard." "The Loan' of a Lover," and " Cherry Bounce." Mr. Grierson will appear in each piece, and will be assisted by Mr. Pelissier, Mr. Charles White, Mr. Fletcher, aud Robert J. McGrew, 'and Mrs. Johann Pelissier,-Mrs. GrlersOn, and Other talented artists. Wc expect to See. a crowded house to-alght, 'as' Uncle Bob deserves it. ' ' " 5 ' The Strawberry Supper. There was a much better attendance at the strawberry supper last nig.it, ard the affair passed off in the most pleasant manner. The room was very handsomely decorated, and every thing desirable was in profuse abundance, and the iair attendants received a very liberal 'patronage. The assemblage was one of the most brilliant we have seen in the city, and the enjoyment was protracted until midnight. " The lunch yesterday morning was a very elegant affair, and was pretty well patronized. Everything was sold on very liberal terms, and

the only trouble was for the patrons to eat enough to run up a reasonable bill. The lunch will be repeated today at 10J o'clock, and we can assure any one desiring a good square lunch at little cost.'that he will find this the place to get it'. The young geatlemen are especially invited to be present. The ladies managing the affair, desire us to express their thanks to Mrs. Capt. Finney, of the John D. Perry, for the present of one of the elegant and delicious cakes that graced the occasion. ' We hope to see everybody at the Lunch to-day. - A Remarkarle Conflagration. We have no doubt everybody remarked the fact that on Thursday night at a late hour the gas burned dimly, though few probably understood the cause. It was caused by a break in the main pipe at the crossing of Sycamore and Second Streets, by which thousands of feet of gas were lost to the gas company, and the whole neighborhood perfumed with the odor. Not only so, but the gas escaping in great abundance at the inlets of the sewer was Bet on fire by some enterprising individualwho probably ran away by the light, and the. conflagration came nigh causing an alarm of fire. Yesterday the pipe was repaired temporarily, and last nieht everybody had an abundance of light. ; - Hardware. Our , readers cannot have failed to see and read the showy advertisement in the Journal of II. K. Wells & Son. They occupy .the room formerly occupied by George S. Sonntag. They have brought on a large and carefully selected stock of hardware, and propose to satisfy all with goods atd prices who may deBire anything in their line,, ; Council Proceedings. Council Chambers, Evansville, May 31, 1867. ,4 The City Council met last night on the call of the Mayor, for the special purpose of ordering the advertisement of the siting ot the Council as a Board of Equalization. Present J iis Honor, Mayor Baker, and Councilman Dean, Muhlhausen, Heilman, Reitz,; Cook,,. Kolle, Wiltshire and Kraft. "' The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Mayor Baker then announced that the principal object iu calling the Council together was to fix the time for the sitting of the Council as a Board of Equalization. On motion, it was ordered that the Board of Equalization met on Tuesday, June 10th. The Committee submitted a number of notes, which were ordered to be executed by the Ma3-or in paymeut for a house, purchased by the city, on the line of lirst Street, ordered to be opened. The Mayor submitted a communication from Gov. Baker, addressed to Col. James G. Jones, in relation to certain matters in litigation between said Jones and the city. On motion, it was ordered that the terms submitted be carried out ly the city, al! t!ie parties having agreed to the arrangement. A sample of gravel, prepared by Mr. Lowry, for graveling streets under the specifications submitted and adopted at the last meeting of theCouncil, was examined by the members of the Council. Mayor Baker advocated the feasibility of using this gravel in the construction of good streets, away from the business part, of the city. The whole matter was discussed at length. Mr. Lowry, proposed to use . his boat during the preent'high water, , to collect a large amount of gravel, on condition that the citj' will take it elf his hands in case he shall not be

' awarded the contract or graveling 1 the streets. j Ordered that Lot 14, B ock 83, to the proper Xralii;:co,. ue niiea gVHe. Ordered that the alley between Fulton Avenue aud Fifth Street, and extending from Fifth -1A venue to Sixth Street, be graded. rt Aio the-alley between Seerind and Third, and extending from Gum. to Cowan. 1 ' 'i Also the alley between Leet and Clark, and extending from Third to Fourth Streeti i .; i'.'utt i Also the alleybetween iMain and Sycamore, and extending from Eigth j-towards -'Ninth Street." Also the alley between Chestnut and Cli-irry.'and extending from Seventh to Eighth Streets. Marketmaster Mills was granted leave of absence for ten days on account of his health, he having engaged Charley Redding to discharge the duties of his office during bis absence. ' On motion, the Council adjourned. LOCAL -NOTICES. B A splendid free supper given at the Puu.'riix to-night. Ladies. Hiram Nelson commences au auction sale of Dry and Millinery Goods at his Auction Room on Locust Street, opposite the Post Orhpe, Tuesday. June 5th, at 2 "o'clock p. m., and continues three days.forenoon and afternoon. Fine goods will be sold. juncl 3t . ' Come round to the Parlor Club rooms for something good to eat to-night.

Come, ladic3, listen while I tell You of a wond'rous soap, 'Twill make your hearts to swell, Your money to elope. It leaves the skin so white and fair, King is the lucky man; Cold Cream prepared with greatest care, The best made in the land. Then ladies to the druagist's speed, Thi3 wond'rous soap secure, " Which whitens, softens, as you need, And made of cold cream pare. Sold by druggists. fiST1 A grand feast at the Phoenix Club Rooms to-night Grand Strawberry Festival. The ladies of the Church of the Assumption will hold a grand Strawberry Festival at the New Metropolitan Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, June 4th and 5th, for the benefit of the Church, may'31-td. - - - . . JESy None but gentlemen admitted at the Parlor Club rooms. -

It has Come Down. Fifty sacks of choice family flour for sale at $7 75 per sack by i Parsons, Scotille & Co.', ' : No. 72 Main Street. v J5 A few more tickets for the horse raffle will be raffled for at nine o'clock to-night. The last chance. Big Raffling . at Parlor Club Room, on Saturday; night, - June 1st, 18G7, of the celebrated trotting horse known as Billy. All tnose who have tickets will meet at the above Club Room - on Saturday night, June; 1st, 1867. 'Any body wishing tickets can call and get them at any time. The horse was sold in Memphis a short time since for the sum of $1,000. After the Drawing , there will be a good Supper. ' - ' " m30d3t. fiaf A great rush is expected at the Phoenix to-night. J63Ierchant Tailors' new goods arriving at the new establishment 54 Main Street. mar5 tf Smith & Darling. JBSF Roast turkey served at the Parlor Club rooms to-night. fiS?" Ahlering & Hassler, No. 15, South First Street.are now prepared to furnish their numerous customers with the most delicious icecream. Their saloon is one of the finest and most commodious in the city, and the ice cream superb. tf. BSF- Old Tom Royston will be at home from 8 to 12 o clock to-night. Extra Choice Family Flour. We have two hundred barrels of the best Family Flour in the market, made from pure white English Wheat. Families that want an extra Family Flour can get it if they call oon at r II. D. Alms & Co., Corner Water and Vine Streets. my3-lm fiSTlloast pig at Parlor Club rooms to-night. New Real Estate Agency. J. P. Elliott & Son have opened a Real Estate Aseney and General Intelligence Ollice, t'ur the sale of aud rentiug of lands, houses, &c, &c. Persons having houses or land to rent or sell, or persons wishing to purchase or rent, will do well by calling on them at their office, on Third Street, . near Locust, in Elliott's Block. ' Stoves and Tinware Wholesale and retail, at J. B. Mesker's, Sycamore, let. Second and Third Sts. mhl2-3mdA;w . . . , ,, ,,,, ; fiSF Hot coffee to be had at the f Parlor Club rooms to-night. Valuable Business Property for Sale in Whisky Row, on Water Street. I wiii tell, at public sale, on Saturday next, June 1st, the following described real estate 441 feet front; 143 feet deep. Sale to take place at the Court House door, at precis-eiy 2 o'clock P.M. Tcrm One-fourth cash; balance in one, two aud three year?, with interest - - R.-A.-HlLL, ' inaBO 3t . J Commissioner. 553"" If you are in need of a stock of liquors, our advice would be for you to go to Hodge, Carr & Co.'u, corner Water and Sycamoie Streets, and buy them cheaper, better, and moft of tl.m for less money than any other house will or can afford them. All liquors warranted as represented. janOtf say Manser's Patent Five Minute Family Ice Cream Freezer, for sale at (my29-lw.) Vickery Bros. "Twelve Hundred bushels of choice Peach-Blow Potatoes tor sale, wholesale and retail, at Vickery Bros., ny20-lw. 75 Main Street. I If you wish to get one of those i s.;;c-n c.othes which tdiows off the nuiu iu rorru divine so huaaornely, call on '.). S. Anderson, No. 8 Chandler Bio?!:, up stairs, as he is prepared to make them, having the choicest stock in the city. 23-lv MV" AK-nh -Tohnann 1?a i1 V.. t:i Agent, will sell on Saturday, Juue 1, i i T 11 II k I tj. . f a uue wweiiiug uouss on yjan. niirei. See advertisement. my27-td j&6T"Go to Lozier & Koffman's to buy cheap goods. may23-tf.

Consolidation. The firms of Henry E. Blemker, and Blemker, Tillmanu & Co., Stove Dealers and Excelsior Stove Works, have beer consolidated, and will henceforth u, known as Blemker, Tillman & Co. All debts and accounts will bo collected and paid by may25tf Blemker, Tillman & Co. DENTISTS.

ISesidciit DeiitiMt, Over First National Bank, Corner Main and First Streets, Evansville, Ind., MAXUFACTl'RKR OF OXTISfUous Gum Work, Gold, tyfver, Volotuite, Coralite, and Amber Platea, Carved Work, Artificial Palate, &c ADMINISTRATOR Of Nitrous Oxidd (an excellent and safe anaesthetic), Chloroform, Ktuer, and also wereral local paralyzers. NKURALGIC Affection treated. MY FACILITIKH are an good and my eHtaMlHhment as large (confuting of rivx rooms) m any in the United State. I RETURN MY TKANK8 for the extensive patronage received daring the pant EIGHT YEAK& . men! DR. J. C. BIERB0WER, Jk Surgeon Dentist, Office, No. Itt FIRST STREET, bet. Main and Locust, Tenders his professional services to the citizens of Evansville and vicinity. Ife24 tf AdminiNtera Nitrous Uxide Gas to alleviate pain In extracting teeth. ; ARCHITECTS. JR,olert Boyd, Architect, NO. 7 CHANDLER'S BLOCK. Office formerly occupied by the late firm of Mnrsinna & Boyd. mchCT 6m hTmursinna, ARCHITECT. Office-No. 3 CHANDLER'S BUILDING, Corner First and Locust Btreets, KvansvUle, Ind. Plans and specifications for all kinds of buildings furnished at abort notice, aud on reasonabie terns. mchl5d:im VALENTINE WETZEL, Manufacturer of Fashionable FURNITURE AND CHAIRS, o. 103 Main St.. bet. Third A Fourth EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. 0tB" Orders of all kinds will receive Frompt attention. All kinds of TURN' NO WORK done to order. rnchH 3m Builders and Painters. w K HAVE IX NTOKE, fio.iiOO pounds strictly pure WhU Lead. wj.ijihj pounds pure siar v nue ieau. 5),fX)() pounds Buy Klate Whlti Lead. l.MK) gallons Linseed Oil. pounds No. 1 Putty, in Bladders and Cans. Window Glasx, all sizes. Glaziers' Points and Putty Knives. COLORS of every variety. 1RV or !n OIL. AH of which we are selling as cheap as can be purchased In the Weht. KKLLKR & WHITE, Wholesale Drugghtt, Evanxville, Ind. mch6 tf featjierIjusI'ers. JI IST Till: HKA.SO.X TO I'SKTII I'. M. Having a lare stock of large size, we oiler to sell them at New York prices. Call and examine, at VICKERY BROH., luaylO "o Main Htreet. PAPER BOXEST MAC AULE Y & CO. ARE 1REPAREI TO MASVPAO lure Paper Boxet of tlie Best Qiuility At the Lowest PrJcoH. A 8tock of Shoe Cartons and Notion Boxes On baud constantly. Orders solicited. MACAULEY -& CO., 13 West Maryland St., IndlanopolU. mu6 2m Frederick Gell. John lliitlnliiuder. GEIL & RHEINLANDER, Dealers In PI A NOS, MEL 01) EO NS, and all kinds of Musical Instruments, Instruction Books, fiheet Music, Guitar and Violin Htrings, &c, Ac, North Side Third Street, Between Sycamore and Vine, Evansville, Ind. "Hole Agents for Stelnway A Sons' Gold Medal Pianos. apl JAMES SWANS0X & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers In PINE- LUMBER, Shingles, Lath, Doors, and Sash. Also, a large assortment of Allegheny, Chicago, and Toledo Lumber and Kloorln uressed aud Undressed, on hand and for sale. Extra Sawed and Shaved Pine Shingles, eighteen inches long. We respectfully solicit the citizens of Evansville lo give ns a call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Yard ox "Water Htbekt, (Opposite Lamasco Wharf), EvanKvllle. AH orders promptly attended to. may 21 dtim Colgate Ac Oo.'k German Eraslve Soap IsMAXlrAfll KKII IRdM PIKE Materials, and may be considered the (STANDARD of ExcKLLKjiCE. For sale by all Grocers. may24 ly