Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 June 1867 — Page 4

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The Evansville Journal Company.

jo. locust Street, ETansvllle, Ind. "SUBSCRIPTION TERMS. IN ADVANCE.v Dally Jowroal. On year, by mail Six mouths, by mall Three months, by mall.......By tbe week, payable to earner.-. Tri-Weekly Journal. One year Six mtmths . .... a so 00 S3 7 H 4 OO Weekly Jrnal. One copy, one year ., rive copies, one year .. Ten copies, one year S 8 75 IS M ' Important to Advertisers. The circulation of the JouKNALtn Ae' CV'y of Evansville .is three timet at large at that of any other newspaper. 1 I ", ; : :' Out circulation in" Indiana and Ulinoit it greater than any other newtpaper published in fhit City. In Kentucky it it more than all the other Evantville papers combined. ' : NEWS ITEM!-. Gold closed. 4o at 13T-i. .J JJew-YorK. pngatorday A Cole-Hlacock, Affair ;nas occurred at Sing-Slrig." It is stated that it lias betn decided to banlgb. Maximilian; and,, i principal chiefs. The crockery warehouse of Gardener Co., in Boston, was destroyed ..by'1. Are on the 15th Inst. "Loss, 1 0,000. A boy was killed in Philadelphia Instantly, on the Hth, by a workman, w ho threw a brick at a crowd of boya drinking at a hydrant. i ii - It is stated that Attorney-General 8 aubcrry in hie forthcoming -opinion regard lng the power of militaiy commai deis to remove civil officers, will asert in effect that they cannot be remqyed without pre-. vlously having beeir found guiny by a military commission of impeding rtconBtmction. .iY.AUJ'i-'' Informati. n from North Carolina announces, that proceeding Wll be WhUtuled to force' the railroads of that State ini which the State has interest, to bankruptcy,,-. f, r j j-vp.r:?' p A pretty tail feport of 'the dedication of the Methodist Church, at Princeton, yesterday, will be found in tne special telegrams liCthia paper. A daring attempt was made last Thursday to resche the Fenian prisoners at Waterford. A famine is feared at Burmab. .Re porta from i the famine districts in Orrissy continue favorable. "'The cholera, in the north and west is tubduing. Last Thursday a man named Caleb Frisbee, shot and killed a man named JBechan. Sir WilJlam Napier has been arrested in New York, charged with purchasing goods in that city, and giving in payment a worthless order'on an English bank, ' ' . George Winnemore has been convicted In Philadelphia of Ihe murder of .Mr. MagUtonand sentenced to be hung, z It is expected that the Spanish government will shortly lay before Cortes, important financial bills; one referring to tbe unification of the Spanish debt in one and three per cent, consolidation stock. - A grand complimentary banquet was given at St. Louis on the night of the Nth to Mr. Wade anihis Senatorial colleagues. Further accounts of the trouble with the Indians will be"found in the telegraphic -reports. Generat.Sherman telegraphs that lie has not troopenough to protect all the exposed frontier! L. L. Hill Davidson, engineer of the Union Pacific Railroad -was killed bn the 12 Inst., about forty ini)e north ef La porte.l His body was perforated J by nineteen arrews and five pistol balls. A man 'in Portland, Maine, bad his i bouse robbed recently by a New York professional, who on his way home stopped and wrote a letter to his victim, returning alot of papers valuable to theowner alone and signlug himself "a poorbut' honest burglar."'""' ' ' f' A full jury has been obtained In the Surrait case, and, of course, the trial will proceed. " Barney Aaron, who defeated Collyer In a prize figftl, Is reported to have died In. Brooklyn on the 15th Inst.INDIANA ITEMS. Jl lad by the name of Brown, the son ot a widow lady residing in Eugene, Vermillion County wasdrowned in Vermillion 3iiver a few days ago. Tbe grand jury of Indianapolis, it is reported, has returned bills of indictment against several prominent citizens for making false returns of their incomes. The report has created considerable excitement. jast weea a storm oi x iu , .flail., , a ft- t torn pained by . heavy thunder, passed in the vicinity of South Bend, and one of the electric bolts set flre-to th barn of a Mr. Emly, who resides on the farm "known as the Pfleger property, two miles from Notre Dame. Tbe building was entirely consumed, three horses perishing in ;thv Sames. - - x The Fenian company organizing in Lalayette for the Fourth of July celebration will take the lead la the reception er Mr Colfax on the occasion "of his lecture iu that city. Last week the body of a man named James Hunter was found in a stia'low creek of water In" Stem Township, Knox County. The deceased was subject to fits. Bouses are so scarce in laiayeue tliar. a

Jamlly, able aud desirous to rent, hapitched a tent in tbe grove near Powltr s Uarden. . . . , Son. John R. Cravens has been, selected to deliver the address to the Alumni of Indiana University at Bloomlngton.on Mon, day the 24th Instant. , ,. ,. 4 - ,r A stranger Insulted a lady at Jeffer- ' eonvlle a few nights ago, or which he received the contents of a revolver In nis'retreailng form. i

A man fishing in the Ohio River, just below silver Creekf at a point called Shirt Tall Bend, fished upHbe body Of a dead man. It is supposed that the roan had been murdered. . The trial of August Richter, Street Commissioner of Indianapolis, on sundry charges of malfeasance In office, which

has been pending for some tme before the J Council rot, that city, was jcottdltidfcd xn Friday night. The result Is a complete vindication of the accused, he having been acquitted on every specification. The Yincennee Sun give Off ftVowMki We learned yesterday tb ta young man named 1 -eBord, about 18 years of age, was found dead in a field in which be and an older brother had been at work, on Tuesdays in Palmyra Tow asl ip. Suspicion of loul play is Teported, but so indefinitely that we do not deem it Just to credit the report, until further advised." ' The Vincenues Sua says,: ? -, j "On Wednesday night, a" youngr man named William Hart man was drowned in the river near the foot of Main Street, while batbing with two or three friend. He iead to-avw been -ta n-erper$ -swim? j shore, when all at once he disappeared under water, and never rose again. His companions used every effort to recover the body at once, but could find uu traces of it. KENTUCKY ITEMS. The Golden troupe has been winning a golden harvest at Henderson. Be la Gold en if great favorite With f her tbeater-ge- J er wnerever sne appears, me engagement will close this week, we learriv " ''" The exhibition at the well-known female academy ituated neaf BaprlMtown. fwllt take il.4eeon tb 27thiln8t. The graduaf-'' ing class this year. Is composed of fourteen young ladies There are now boet' three hundred pupils In that iiitltotlon. IfThe road from EUzabethtown to Pad ucah will cost about W.000,000. The highest grade will not exceed flfty-eigst leot to tbe mile, and there will not be a single tunnel on tbe roadv v V: t 's it.ii' It is reported that good order at last prevails at Richmond, Ky. Much disorder has heretofore been created in that vicini ty by roving bands of rascals, who have rendered life and property inf$cure. j ;, St. Vincent Female Academy, situated at Union City, uear Morgan Held, will give its annual exhibition 6nthe2oth inst." Last week a delegation of Toxt& prisoners were Fent from Jefferson County to BVranfcfort, as representatirest-to the State penitentiary. The Lexington 5ttw and Reporter un derstands that a petition is bolugsedilQDa-. tlon prayingCongress to CTirtjV the ,n grte8 of Kentucky the right of suffrage. . A'siKxelmi and ftabbiiig scrape occurred . on the road from, Henderson VrDlxon4 a few, day ao Xwetween to "i riert-in law, named respectively Henry Ward and Frank Crows, in which Crows was stabbed two oi three, times,' aiter- wtneh -be- fired s veral shots at Ward, who fled to the woods and made his escape. It ls-wrtppos-edthatCrows will die of the injuries received, .Theeause of, the querrfk we did not learn. . . ' f The anniversary exercises of the Kentucky University will begin on Monday eveniag, the 24th, and close on Thursday evening, the 27th." A reunion of all the Alumni of the University is especially invited at three o'clock p. m., on Thursday, commencement day. The annual me 'ting of the curaters will be held at Morrison College on Tuwdaj", the 25th. J 5 t '4 Governor Bramlette has issued his proclamation appointing Monday; (be 5th of August, for the election o" a member of Congress in the Third District of Ken tucky,,, fp-fifls tfiei vacancy occasioned by J the death of Hon. Elijah Hise. During the erection of our- JVcto Building the JOURNAL t Business Otfice rfill ie Jlodated the rear of Cloud, .& Aiken's Drug Store Entrance through the Alley on Main StrectfiitinfMarbrelllall. f "JVe understand that the Paducah Base Ball Club have challenged the Club' of this city to a game of ball, on Tuesday ot Thursdai next4 Feliive not been informed officially whether the challenge has been or will be accepted. ' T "We , are -L highly 1 gratified; to Hearo that Bishop Simpson has consented to deliver one of his popular lectures In our city in. about four weeks.. ,We are assured that a large audience will greet him on that occasion! i The cities of Boston, Providence, Worcester and Chicago have forbidden the use of fire-works in the .coming Fourth of July. How1 the, people of Boston can enjoy a Fourth of July witwout fireworks is a marvel to "us. For years- in fact-evei;inoefthe Declaration of Independence Boston' JCdaimon has been resplendent on that anniversary of American .inde pendence, with a gorgeous difplay t burning powder. The boys, will regard the glory of their"ci!y"as departed. . The West Point Graduates. A paragraph is going the rounds, that in the recent graduating class at West Point nine of the ten highest "awards were given to cadets from the Southern States. This is altogether a mistake, and arises from the fact that duriug the war the cade tship belonging to the Southern States were filled by young men from the loyal States, w 10, as they held Southern appoint ments, were obliged to! hail froiri the Southern States. In reality, nine of the ten highest awafdawere' obtained by the ; Northern students, and the other by a Southerner. The Bostoir Journal says.it has good authority for tnis statement.

' YicIe President Vade, iu his swinging around tbe cjcle, seems ta have caught President Johnson's haplt orsayiog'foolishfithings, and if his friends expect to use him as a candidate for President, they had better stolp, his tongue. -Nonparty could eustain all Lis -wild ideas and live tbiougb a single, campaign. In Kansas,' especially, which 'has been the f ui of jeveraf Presidential aspiration?, weT should haveithought that MrS.WABE would havebeen silent. The hisioryibf the past should have taught the Importance of being discreej! intbat political grave yard. Bulo j-JiVade. seews 4o regard it as. incumbent .upon him to "wade in,"

I and, we have him advocating female sunrage.Accoramg to tne teiegrapn. he goes -farther tban that, and boldly adv-ates agrarianism. He declared that' Congress, whtchhas done so mnfrh for the; slave can not qiietlyregarth rrTbKCditknctwn ichich exitts between the laborer and employer ; property 4 not fairly dTvidecf and a moh equal JistribHt&n must be tcroHfht out." Under tb mildest interpretation, this languagejn ihe mouth of j probable President, means political "Terment and ncaUulabie ciTiKperfurbation. Wf,w say 'again, Mr3VAM:'8 friends had. better look after liim and get him out of Kansas at the earliest possible moment. Editorial Jottings. A'Caibo correspondent of the St. Louis' Republican saysv thdt, jo... ajre cenUTudicIal election In. that city, 188 Democrats voted -fo Reuben Tillman, negro, for pircui Judge. We have waited patiently for the Courier' t views on rntfetfrirharVM"rU linois Democracy, but it is dumb as an ioyster. Has the Courier heard of Reuben Tillman and the 188 Demo-' crats who supported him . for Circuit Judge? IS Dubois County'and Southera Illinois" Democrats support negroes for responsible, offices, how ean trie!" Courier' ilean ftcaidw)y''in charing" iheKroubiy an pa'rty with I awng id ' favor Jf negro sufirage How is it,,, neighb9r,vre thp, Dtibois and Egyptian Dempccacj all moving? Do they nee ,' purification j. Why not, then," cry aloud aud spare not! T A Washington dispatch to a , Western pa pe'rj says that the President in conversation bn Friday last, stated that if Congress did not meet in July, the complications and difficulties arising under the Reconstruction act. would compel him to call an extra session the 1st of August " It is reported upon reliable authorityuhat President Johnson is seriously ill, his complaint being Bright's disease of the kidneys. If this be true! his ava are n H probability numbered,. for that diseaa? jJ as rarej' ly curable as confirmed con sumption. The New York World hopes "it- is not true, not only' for his own sake," but tor the good of the country. With Ben. Wade as acting President, chaos would come again, and. we, would be handed over again to an unreasoning and ' mob-guard Radicalism." We suppose tne cnaos ana unreasoning and mob-guard Radicalism,' to which! tbe Tt orld refers, is the administra tien of Abraham Lincoln. Shame upon such a partisan spirit. : : ... lirM.K ,lfThe International Monetary Convention was to have assembled in Paris last week. It is an important Convention, not only "from the subjects it has to discuss, but from tbe fact that of the sixteen Governments, jnyked, by -NAPoEtON to "participate," tie greater part will be represented, the distinguished Rouher .presiding. The main itiestinn wHl' " rTrmKfloaa K P -, -' --- t-1 V, htf-lnvention of a universal monetary system in the interest of the whole world. Not only is the diversity of treekoning money in civilized nations an unmixed evil, but inmany countries the method in. vogue is utterly absurb.' The unification of the monetary systems for all nations are greatly to be desired. ! And, when it is once decided upon, the best plan can easily be adopted. It is also a supplementary step to that change of weights and measures to the decimal system which is progressing the world over, and which the last Congress established for our country, to go into operation after a fixed future date. The New YprkViTtraZtfsince it has been recognized by high clerical au thority as one of the reb'giotts journals of that city, is discussing the propriety of opening 'i the Tw" ! York theatres, on the' Sabbath .'fof .'preach? ing.. t. It says it might appear singular tP have a religious service and a pious

sermon on Sunday, sandwiched in ber twee'n Iwcrrfortaanees of the Black Crook on Saturday and Monday; but probably the only way to redeem the character, of our theatres, and induce the people to visit them, is to hand them over to the saints. Such a radical hangej pf proprietorship , might effect a reform.

The destruction of the great carpet works at Hartford, last week, is really a national calamity." These were tbe largest carpet manufactories of; the kind ip the country . and employed oyer two : thousand workmen. The entire loss is " about one ; million and a quarter of dollars, which, folia almost entirely on the company, as the works were covered by but a small insurance.' As the owners are wealthy and the business profitable, new buildings will doubtless soon be erected to transact this, important and growing branch of Ameriean industry. , -m The Nashville Press and Timet publishes a lengthy and able speech of Had- A J. Fletcheh. -tSeeretarv ot btate, in vindication ot tne present State Government of Tennessee.. He will be remembered by our citizens m a eejatner'inEvansville'tof some time during the war. s , :-: A CORRESPONDENT of the Petersburgh Tribune, writing from this city, and signing himself 4 Evansville," auggests that the " Evansville Journal ought tqbe very modest iu , the business of making Presidents, snce the bad luck it had in making Andrew Johnson what it did." The veracious correspondent also affirms that since Johnson turned the Journal man out of office and put a Copperhead in his place, the ,' JpcsnaL don't boast of having been the first to nominate Johnson. He winds up his insinuations by inquiring what we know of the political sentiments of Gen. Grant? The Journal has already tem jjered its'geal with discretion through the knowledge it gained by the infamous betrayal of the Republican party by iAndrew Johnson and has discountenanced thes discussion of the elaims of different individuals to the office of- President at this time. It Is also well known that the Journal repudiated ' Andrew Johnson long before one of its former proprietors was removed from the Post Office. It is farther understood that the course pursued by the JocRNAL-rof which Mr. James II. McNeelV was then a proprietor in 18C6, was the occasion of his removal six months after he had- disposed of his interest in the paper. We dare say, the Evansville correspondent of the Tribune is an eminently pious man, but he; should not bear ials'( Witness. There is-a commandment against it;.'.'',: ';n 'l',,";'"!" Incidentally, we have alluded to the fact (hat of all the men spoken of in connection with the office of President, Gen. Grant seemed t have the best' prospect of ssoteis But the Journal has never said that he ought to be the nominee of the Republican National Convention, or that any other aspirant was entitled to that honor. There is tim enough for all ; these things, and we see no reason . - why the party should be agitated by an untimely discussion of these questions. We dare say, that . theorres pondent of the Tribune; TKovLld ' desig-J nate another man tnan O rant, as he would have' nominated another than President Lincoln in 18G4. The Crops in Michigan. Advices from j all the principal agricultural districts of Michigan, glyj promise that the- forthcoming harvest will be a bountiful one. Wheat, rye, oats, hay and fruit are likely to give an abundant yield. The fruit crop especiallyj premises Jwell. The' cold and rainy season has been, very unfavorable toi the production of corn and root crops John W. Forney, Clerk of the TJ. S. Senates-writing to the Philadelphia Press from .England, epeaks'of' the admirable order that guides and governs everything connected with the British railroads : l Politeness on 'the part of the officials to the travelers is universal. There is no noise, no confusion, and no wrangling; and when I state thit I have not heard an oath from a railroad agent or a cab-driver since I have been here, I say what I regret I cannot say of all the railroad subordinates in our own country. The safety and the comfort qf the travelers seem to be the first consideration. When I remember bow, often 1 haveseen a poor fellow snubbed and mort!f lied by a rude conductor or clerk, on a ;

i 1 ' ' 1 in every rexpect. , Sale made at Uyweil eath ask a haxmless estwDvdkX)uld:iUr rt purchasers Win find it to their inat least one British institution trans- f""610 give him a can before purchasing

planted to the United States." )

SEW "ADYERTISEMEXTS.

Notice to Contractors. nMuuiranruKAU will be rek9 ceived at my office until Saturday, june u, inw, ior ooiiainga cricic culvert on me rait wen roaa. near .iton AveDiie. Plan and specifications on file in my omce. - ;juit ri i - c n , Auditor Vanderbureh Countv. EvansviHe, June 15th, lt7. june!7 did Coroner'a Inquest, No. 12, YTELD OSf THE BODY Or TITE a a. KIJMi, wbone body was leund ia the yard, of - Dealing's -vinegar fact -ry. at. bu4i'T . ' ufausiiiw. .-a&u .mj of June, 18tf7.' Tbe Jury, being duly sworn. say loai ine aeceasea came to nis ueai n oy Koinir down in the well at Dearins's vinear lactonr. and that be came to his death by suffocation : and at the time of hie death he wae about 20 year of age-; 6 -feet 8 inches blub: bad on blue woolen shirt and gray Jeans pants. ' Coroaer Vanderburgh County. Evansville, June 14,1867. Junel7 ' i - 'I -A Strayed or Stolen. : nROM THE STABLE OF THE U.X dersiened. In tbe city ot Evansville. a littht Brown florae, between IS aud 16 hands high, heavy built, with black mane and tail. Has star in the forehead, both hind legs partly white, uncommon large bonis aud head. Supposed to be five years old. A liberal reward will be paid for the re turn of tne Horse, or any intormarlou con cerning nim. Jifc.ll AIAK dC Bl .Krv, Copper Main and Water Streets. Junel5-lwd. 1 y : - j Fire Limits. , , . . :, NOTICE IS HEREBY. eiVEK. that two weeks from date I will apply to iu Common Council of the City of avansviiie ior permission to erect a one-story frame building, forty - feet long and eignteen and a half feet wide, on lot three 4.11 . block tuirty-eeveu, fasiern en largement, v. . 11. H. COOK. juneiocUw. - i !, : Election Notice. ' XT IS SOW HUK OKI t BED by the X. Common council 01 tne city or bvaut. vine, tnal ou Monuay, tue 1st uay 01 July, loot, au electiou snai. oe ueiu iu nam city iu pursuance of the provisions of the torlie Ui clause of the thirtieth section of the Charter of the city, as amended by the Act of March 11th, itibli The said election shall be held for the purpose of ascertaining whether the quali fied voters of said city do or do not ueslre the Commou Council aiotesaid, for and ou behalf of said city, to MUbscribe for and take stock lu tne ivansvme, .Henuerson and Nashville Hailroad Company to tbe amount ot Three Hundred TUoUsand Dol lars on tbe term and conditions aud sub ject to tbe provisions and stipulations ooutaiueu ta uie piiiiou 01 suuury. cmsens preHented 10 tue Common Couucli on 1 be I3ih day oi June, ltw7, and recorded tu tne Minute Booa of said Couucii. at page &. bald election fchall be by. ballot, ami upon tue ticaeia 01 inoite who ueslre saiu stock, to betaken a aloreMtid. shall be written or printed tue words, 'i'ake KUick." or otuer words clearly exprewaiug kucu desire, and upon the tickets of ltioe who do not desire said BKK'k to be takeu as aforesaid hall be wrilleu or printed the words, Take no Hux-k, , or other equivalent words. ' ' '- In all other respects said election shall be conducted in tne same manner, aud be governea vr uie same rules ana regula tion as the annual elections for ofiicei s ot suid cliy, except that no one can vole at said election who shall not have paid city lax witnin twelve uuuilii beiore said election. 1 isuid election shall be held at the usual places of holding city election, and notice ot the time aud places oi iioldiug said elec tion sunn be given, oy puoiisuiug a copy of the order six day iu two daily newpapers printed and published in atd cit; , tue last of which publications Bhuil be at least five days before the time of holding saiu election. One of said newspapers shall be a Ger man paper, and publUh a truuHlaUou of this or.ier iu the Uei uiau language, and no unimportant ueieet in sucu tiuusiaiiou shali ali'ect Ihe validity of this notice. A. M. MCOH1KF, Clerk. City Clerk's Office. June 15. lo7. Union, tseutiuel. Courier, aud Democ at, copy six times. ; XB. J. IK TII.E.nAS, Gynecologist,' f ormula vuMjnont, ana corresuoaucuce. . inhalations, - bpray, Hyiodermic, iiectrle, arm Deruiat'aiuie b.iJiOrocatiou, with conslitutionaj treatment ia tee bi eases' of. Women, XUroat, lungs. Heart, ana ; .viscera - j.nsurumeutH, Aieaieiues, Bathing and Drinking Halia irom mineral springs, with written prescriptions weekly, u jo ior tne nrsi montn,.iUeacn moutii subsequently. Daily attention at t.ls offices at tne same prices. Auaress, Willi stamp, ot tuu 00 tiowjioireei, jaeinpuis, icnu. ! CR0SS& " CROFTS, , Wnolenale and Retail Dealers in White Lime, Cement, Salt, Hominy, CORN MEAL, BRAN, SHIPSTUFF - II A Y, CORN, OA TS, i 1 POTATOES, dc Third Street, Bet. Halo- and' Locust. , . 1 j XI. W ARRIVALS. 500 bushels Prime Peach ' Blow Potatoes. 6U,0) pounds h reh Wheat Bran. 100,000 pounds Ground Corn, Oats, Corn, ac, otc ; . i m .. ,. t June n. Builders and Painters. w E IIAVE15I STORE,' i i 50.000 pounds strictly cure White Lead. 50,000 pounds pure Ktar White Lead. 50,000 pounds Bay State White Lead. 1.000 gallons Linseed Oil. 5,000 pounds No. 1 Putty, in Bladders and wans. 1 Window Glas. all sizes. ; :Glajder' Points and Pntty KntvM. ; COIjOKW of every variety, DRY or In Oiu. All of wbicb we are selling as cheap as vtfcu ue puruiiiuHiu in me west. KELLER ii WHITE. Wholesale Druggists, Evansville, Ind. mcbetf F. 1IAM5IERSTEIX, Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer Corner Main and Fifth Streets, EVANSVILLE. INDIANA HAS SOW ON HAND A RPEENDE assortment of finely finished carriar. for the Spring trade, of the latest and ma -approved styles, comprising two-eeate. and light Kockaways, stationary an shifting top Bugles fancy light trotting Buggies, Prince Albert B :ggle; also, Bugies gotten up extra strong tor country use. All work manufactured of Ihe bet timber most thoroughly seasoned, and Ironed with extra refined Iron. No factory wheels uedjall are made In the shop, of selected material, and by the best mechanic a ii won warranted to give entire satlsfartion ue soiicitedr 6 "vu" 1 apifld3m

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T ;TIIE first thing you should do, after you read iQis neaaing, snould be to put your nana in your pocket, take out twent. -nve oenta, and send for a eopy for a year. If you donot feel like rlaklug that bl amount, why, ask your neighbor to take It; butas an AMERICAN you should support an American eaterI prise. You will find our paper worth ten I times tbe amount we ask for it. Wit. hu mor, sketches, and poetry will fill Its column, and it will make a ,;:'.. ' . ' ,:.titt , of you and all you' relations. No use of delaying; the amount is not large. , and you may as well invest year ' J f . ' :' '-TWENTY-FIVE cents now as to wait six months.! It will save a doctor's visits, as no one can read itand get sick. It is filled with sense, nonsense, and Innocence, and twenty-five : . . - CENTS will make you s metry as a cricket for a" year to come.. Wt waut. at least twentyfive subscribers from soar town, and von might as well head the list as . - young man we know of fn your town. Bend along your Ktamni ih monn ih merrier; aud when our. nbscr pUoo list runs up, we will send for a f. YEAR a paper twice a large as the one we now Issue. Addree all Tetters to KICHAKU8ON A COLLIN8, 42 John Street, N. Y. : 1 Tobacco Users, Attention I - The Appetite for Tobacco .Destroyed . ... . -by using - - "OBTOS'S rREPlBATIO. IC HEWER Antt IHOKERIg, leave oflT this disgusting and filthy habit. One box of Orton's Pre ua rut Ion. mu-ri nocording to directions, is warranted to destroy the appetite for Tobaeoo in any person, no matter how strong Uie habit may be. la one month's time. ' more hankerluv for Tohaam. ftr ur.lng one box of this preparation. . . Forwarded to any part of the country on receipt of one dollar. . Address f IS. IHIUOUAH, General Agent, Box 1.67X Portland, Malue. THE MORRILL' PETROLEVM 8TOVK COMPANY Manufacture Hummer Hteves. for burning oila an.l N apt has,' that prove a decided ' suncewi. making a blue non-luminous fl:imn. burn. ing like alcohol ; cooks charmingly, tiend tor a circular, . WM. A. HOLLAND, Agent. e Congress Htreel, Bomiou, Mass. TO THE PAT HONS OF THE CLKVKLAND WATEk :f'itir. 'i'h suoscriber wl hes to say, that, as it is now commencing its Twentieth Mohmou. he la oetier prepureu man ever to give health facilities to the needv. In arlHitisn t. Kloctro-Tbermal aud Turkish Bath Departmente, which we bve euJarged and perfecUfd during the last year, we have also added the Exhaustive Air Hut h, which is I a valuable in many CHsea With, these addition U our Institution, we now command the greatest variety, the most complete bathing facilities that can be lound In any one place lu the world. x. 1. mm., Proprietor. $25 FOR I7 CENT, r-Catalogue. sliowinx prices we tiav lor .im luaued lor 25c. Cola Mavaslne. 1,V MA WON ii CO., -49 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia. SALESMEN WAITED In every county to take orders for a fast sell In it fc-naravln. on which b. iria Hiu.....ni iZ allowel to first-class men. Addrews SOCXUKilN PUBLISHING AGENCY, ' Louisville, Ky. WATCH EM Suitable for speculative and gilt purport, Gold and Kllver American Watches. ch.n Ju olrv de ript Ion, Gold, Mlveraiid I'luied Chains. Old entabllshed hoUHe, I8i5. ht;nd for price lit. : LIONKL JACOliH. ' - Jo. 177 Broauwuy, New York. W ANTES One or two Halesmeu for tins conutr and vicinlrv. .iii.u. male or female. A''.iress Itniuediatelv. . ' J Ub i'iAllllVllfl, LouiHVllle, Ky, MAOIC CAICI The most amusing thing out. Mplendid article for nnrlor ma usemeu t. New tuing JuSI oi cen ts a pack. Add ress NT. G. 4-'(J ut. Price 25 ' -(HAY.liox iw, varmei, isew lorK FOOT EATHM. manufactured by ' - ; CUAKLKt P. KOUT, ! ! j Herring's Patent Champion Safes. i JUroadway, corner Murray Street. New Vork. THE MONT RKEIARLE NI4 1III1T from fire now known.-Over ti.it.. iitoU!aud .-iii ring's HatVs" have lmn old and are now In ne, and more than i0 have passed safely through accidental fires. . , Herrlne. Farrel A Khnmah'i Vm ro. nt lin.naere' tafes, made of Wrouglit Iron, " v jiici.ni, arnrgri alien ' " J?wBt CrystaliBed Iron), from tbe ore of Frankllnite, the only matetlal which equate the diamond In its harduek now known to the world, and is the best resistant to a burglar's drlils or cutting tools ever manufactured. Also, House tsatea, Parlor Safes, Sideboard and Cabinet Safes fi valuable papers, ladles' Jewelry, tc, 4.0.. vaiuaoie papers, lauies' jewelry, 4c, matte to represent handsome pieces of nitnre. nd for niustrated catalogue, Hen lng, Farrel A Sherman, 251 Jlr of fur- . ;ue. liroiul. way, corner Murray Street, New York; Farrel. Herrintr 4 Co.. Phlludli.liin.. iir. ring A Co., Chicago. H0KSTMAO t BK0S. L 10., J 1 Fifth and Cherry Streets, ' . ...,. . PHItADELPHIA, f Manufacturers and Importers of 1 - REGALIA and MILITARY. GOODS. A full 'assortment of nmitorllca for Ligcs.. Chapters. (,'ommaiMlcrles. 0I1Fellows. Sous of TemoeruiMw. A111. fe 1 ehauies' lted Heii. . aivi other iltucallaa always on hand, or made to order. M1UTAKY GOOilH of every dcWTlPtiOn. FLAUH AMD HA jVlfKitH. Church Ewbroldeiles, iiu Millions, Span- ' gled Materials tor Vestments, etc., etc. soda rorjrriixs v . COMPEETE for S20 to HIC. EI. XX, Patented, latent Improvement, di piucliig all old styles. A recipe gratis with ea-h 1-ount for making hem Soda Water and Syrups. Hold only hf J AS. W. CHAPMA.-N BOP Madison. Ind. Address tbem for partieuhtrs. ft TEAM 4 HOHSK-POWKH TURrJlO ING MACHINE. We buiid i-teau linesbers and Horse-Power Threshing Machinea of all sizs; al-o Portable Saw iiillsof varloussi7.es. Our Farm F.nidne is tbe best In America, and our Threshers are superior to any made. bi nd for our pamphlet. JONAS W. YFO, Robinson Mac-bine Works, Kichniond, Ind. TBE BESTllIAXlE IET. AUENTS WANTED, on a salary or commission, for rnv new map or tbe Great American Kepublic. hhowlim our recently acquired Ruian Pos-ewtlonti, etc. Get your territory at once. F. 1. LIIIULL , Wholesale Headqaarterf for Maps, Clmrts, aud Pictures, 2119 Main S; Louisville. JCy. CRESCENT, i'lTY r".. and'MEAT5IAIllaEX;.'.. F: W. BENNETT & CO., Cor. LOCUST aud SECOND STS.

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