Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 April 1868 — Page 3

THE EVANSVILLB DAILY JOITTIX

MON AY ! O W8.

HARDWARE. WOODROV, REITZ & CO., (Successors to H. C. Woodrow, i'luprictors of tlie CRESCENT CITY Rolling Mill, ' Manulacturers of and Dealer ia a'.i ktudiol Iron, Steel, Springs, Axles, Horse and Mule Shoes, ANVILS. VISES, BELLOWS, -and - Blacksmiths and Wasron-Makers'

faon ally. , Stock genet Tbe attention of dealers and consumer Is called to the fart that cur Roiling Mil In now In complete mnnloj order.and w are prepared to Gil orders for aoy tzsol Iron at the shortes notice. Our stock It store will always be kept complete. To Plow-Makers. We offer a large stock of Steel and Iron Blabs and Win km. The steel Is manufactured by th hbefneld Works, Pittsburg;, and has universally maintained its reputation over any steel made In that city. Office and Wareroora, No. 97 MAIN STREET. EVANS VI LLE, IND. "The highest price paid for Scrap Iron. dec: ! i T.i.l CJIAKIXS J1ABCOCK A Co.. IMPORTER A!D DIALIS IN Coach & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axles, Wood Work, Damk Harness, Enameled Patent Leather Pad Skins. Skli tings, die, c. .;t:r m ;i ny. fcvansYllle, Jaly 2. lHti. Jelu IHETTICHEIi, KELU)G(j & to. (Successors to ft'ulU, Ke!lot;j 4 Co.) IM POUT KHH AND JOBBERS OK 13 First' i !Stiiet .... -i ". : u..'.i.. SIGN OF THE 33IG PADLOCK. AXF.S, AXES, AX KM, AXi:s, AXJiN AAliS, table cutlery, table cutlery, table cutlery, pocket cutlkuy, pookeT outlkuy;1 POCKET CUTLERY,1 , ,.!. it i ' TracoChaliiM, Trnoo Olititii, ITx-moo ChniuH, riHiiU'rs' IfoeH, I'lHiiter' Hoes, l'laiitert Hoe, Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, BULUKUS' HARDWARE, BIILDKKS' IIAKOWAKK, BIILDKKS' HARDWARE, .... , , , ,, orroN am woitl.'r.inii,' 4I 10 WlMll,( AHtH, 4 O I I O.N AN l HOt 11U1M BEST RUBBER BELTIStf, B E.V T M UH H ER B EL TlSiJ, BE&T RUBBER BELTiyO, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws. 'ANII buyers will flud It to their advantage to exauilue our stock before purchasing elsewhere. At the Old Stand, 13 First S BiKnitUHB,,KKLL06Q A.(0. Jyl8 . ' : 'Mi; "IhPen Is Mightier thn the Sword.,; DO NOT WEAR OUT. A Single One will Last a Lifeti9. I3Y T It K.I I TJSPI THE LABOR 07 WKITIHO 13 SEDTJCia Oreater TJniformlty is Obtained. , . JZase, Efeya nceaud Beautyacqv ircd, KO'SOJY, PLIASniS AND PUUl'IT COXSllIEl The Best, Chea ptt and most Durable Instrument for Writing ever used. SENT DY MAIL SAFELY. Frio, JTvy Cnl m& mi t lit Traveling Agents Employed. Ol o4 ymi t!l tlai Vent exrtly n.l.j ( to vaw ao 1 ftiul sty ! of vrluag, or hduiom Kta; Vm etniiist. , ; ' . .' ' ! A. MOUTO.Y, ' M MAUKS LANS, NEW Toax. tvt iiifnv DR. A. WEBBER (Formerly of Hopkins-viUe, Ky.) Otlers iils profeswionat services to tne citli tot Evausville. Kenideuce OH Toiri, between CherTy and Oaa svireets. Odloe over tne Poat-Omca. ( e.'vl ai

ARCHITECTS. ALLEN & CLARKE. Architects & Superintendents

-Crec-m C;ty i .. :; entrance N. l -I'ii'.ni aul spectdlcali -.a ... rilisl; wi OL I se J djlll H. MURSINNA, ARCHITECT. Cict No. CHANDLER'S KCILDINU. Corner First and Locust Streets, Evansviile, Ind. Plans and specifications for all kinds of buildings furnished at short notice, and on reasonable terms. .1 nirhlo asm The Franklin Brick 3Iachim Is guaranteed, with eight men and twi hornes, to make 2,50 to 3,.tj0 flrst-claar ftricks per hour; and by steam, 4.0UJ U 7,' CO per hour, according to the facilities for removing them. I otter to demonstrate these fact by machines constantly working In thia city. H. W. JOH"-ON, Agent, S7 Woodwatd Avenue, Detroit .Mich. D. A. CLABKE, f J. a DRCBV, I Late of Cartmeil 4 Drary ilemphit, Tenn. ( , ,. iieinphu. Tent. C'LAItK A' IJIintY. (SuicessorstoCaitioellA Drury,) CommlMloii Meroliaiiln, For the t-aie of Pork. Dacon, Lard, Fiour, Meal, Bran, Oats, Hay, Corn, Whisky, ako wtmias rivocciGumur. Vront . birett. Bet. H8liln;ton a nd Adams, . t . : ' " .' Meiuihls,' Tens. Consignments reiptclluliy solicited. ' By TermiHsion we refer To Brandeis k Crawford, Louisville, Ky.; Kartou A Pool, Cincinnati, .; Hayhurst & Wblttaker. EvanHVilie, Ind. ; 'ole lirothers, wt. Louis, Mo.; Charles T. Hlnde, Cairo, III.; F. M. 8mith, President People's. Bank. W. H. Cherry,' President Jlerchants' National t'-ank. Clark, Ely A Co., Newtol), Ford fc Co., Stratton.Ooyer 4 Co., Memphis, Tcud. - apr7.- . , LUMBER, SsC. O o - I f ix i 1 1 i o r ssli i x T1IK' t'.MK'tMUKI, UA'I5f purcliHed toe Interest of James isteele in... lha.'iaiiw Mtl snrt Mnnntaetnrln f buines, bnvtt tornied a partnership with B F. Trthia Cor the pu pose of eontinaing the above busiuess at the old stand. . F. TKIHLK. rt? . JACOB MVEKS, 0:--, TjI j" MICHAEL MYERS. Under the name of .TRXBLK, nXEUSk BKO,, 5 CAKD.' In retiring from the alsyve partnership I desire to return my thanks to my friends who have lavoied me with business, and would ask lUtir continuance with tne new firm. , jAMEh STEELE.EvansviUe. Jan. 39. . - - J.V M 1 1 l.Il 1 1 EU T Till: M KM KlItKK M I.M'f-N the Lumber Biinluess at his old stand at the corner of Main anil Seventh Htreet, and would respectfully iufortn the public that his stock is large ai-.d second to non in the assortments, embracing Pine ot thicknesses and quality, from the nlc , Third Common fNisinsw Board up Three-Iiich: First L lesr Plsnk. Also, . Ix iuIW ol various thl kne 1 and styles, and lO.OOO LI til ITS. . Window SAsh, Pine snd Poplar Hhtngti H.ttDd tsteet i.ath. Mouldings, Casing' tiuarter-Uuund, ic, An. ... Orders irom the country, river or raflUeil proiuplly. . ; sea d-Uu . -. JOHN F. O LOVEIL 1 JAMES S WAS SON & SON, ; Wholesale and Retail Dealers in " Shingles, Lath, Doors, and Sash, Also a laree a.ssortiuent of Allegheny , Chicago, and Toledo Lumber and Floor! list, pressed and Uudressel, on- hand and for sale.. 1 .!.., ' - ' ! ' , , . 1 , , , .. . . I, -i 1 I - ,'!. ; Extra Unotl 'tnd Shaved Pint SKinglts, eighteen incht$ long, i 'e respectfully" solicit the citizens Evansvllie to Ke us u call and exaiuiue oar stock before purchaaing elsewhere, , , .... ., Yard ox Water Strt,' ; ' ; (Opposite Lamasoo Wharf), , .' Evansvlll All orders promptly attended to. maj'u Uom , ,, - , ,. 1 ! 1 1 1 111 ! 1 Sash, Doors, Lumber, &c. Hunnal & Sons, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Bimls, Frames, - sAlso, Dewlers In lice - JkllCHIUiAX BISK LUMBER. Keep constantly on hand Lumber of every description, i'ine and Poplar Flooring. Weatbertioardlng, Khlnles, Lath, Ac. - ' Sawing of every desci Iption done to order. -t . . - . Orders from abroad Tirill be promptly attended to. . Faetorv and Yard, Corn kk Walml'T SiKfrr ash Canal, tulyJu Evansnlie. Indiana. CARPETS. " I 13 31 O V LA: OF THE GP.rAT carpet ; WAREHOUSE. HM. K. rntM'U A i . -rj-Aj: ke?iovi:i i iton u." 10 JlZL. Nv.-i.2ii r.i.si' nTKEEI so Nos. 47 ani 49 Main Street, i.O ver tr.estoreof .-chapker, l;ulu i Vo.j ',!Whre our fiieu is will at !1 i "sioek of the following goods. .Jit ml ty , tnlily, My le.. it l'riee. We 'propose to'oCet ajuinst a... h,.i-; en-i-CARPETS. , . . ' ...''.'.' 0IL-CL0TH3, . MATTINeS, " ' ' w1kd0w-s3ax'2s. . ,,:lace;cckxad;s,:i... 1 ' DA&IASnS, ' 1 tu. Auti a t line oC Fc.ru:sh:nij Ooodi in v-o:.e: a., ,'or D-yelllngs; Steamboats, ; and Hotels, WM. E. FBENCII & CO., Xos. 47 and 49 Main Street, febSl

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LAWS J? ril E UNITED fcTATK-i P For Public No. 32. An Act to establish Peace with c-.r-taia Hostile Ihdiuo Tribt-n. Be. it enac'fj Ly the Senate a:i3 House of- Reprtxt ntufiwx of the Utt,wd states if -America in Congress awmbled. That the, President of the Umted States Le, and be is hereby, authorized to appoint a commisoioa to consist of three officers of the army not below the rank of Brigadier General, who, together with N. (J. Taylor, Commidsioner of Indian Affairs, John B. Henderson, Chairman of the Committee of Indian Affairs of the Senate, S. S. Tappanr and John B. Sanborn, shall have power and authority to call together the chief3 and headmen of such bantU or tribes of Indians as are now wagi:ag war against the United States or committing depredations upon the people thereof, to ascertain the alleged reasons for their acts of hostility, and in their discretion, under the direction of th? President, to make and conclude with , said bands or tribes sueh treaty stipulations, aubject to the action of the Senate, as may remove all just causes of complaint, on their part, and at the same time establish security for person and property nlong the lines of railroad now beinir constructed to the Pacific and other thoroughfares of travel to the western Territories, and such an will most likely, insure civilization for the Indians and peace and safety for the whites.' : SEC - -2.-' Audi be its further enacted,Tiiat said' commissioners are required to examiue and , select a, district or districts of country havins sufficient area to reoeive all the Indiyu tribes now occupying territory ast' of the IKoeky mountain:, not now peacefully residing on permanent' reservations.. uuder treaty stipulations, :'to which the gov-; eiDtnent lias the right of bccui)ation or to which .said comiuissioaers can obtain the right of occupation, aud in which district or di.-tricts there fcball be sufficifot tillable or grazing land to enablo tho fa5d tribes, respectively, to support'theflSfelTes' by aeTiculrural acd pastoral, pursuits. Said district or distncts. whcn so selected, and the selection approved by Congress, shall be. 'and" remain- permanent homes for said ilnJians to , be located thereon, and uopersous' not scieuibers of eaid triben shall ever b) permitted to enter thereon without the permission of the tribes interested, except officers and employees of the United States: Provided,, that the district or districts shall be so located a-3 not to interfere wilh travel on highways located by authority of the Uuite-1 States,' nor . with ! the route of the Northern Pacific Kailritad,.. the Union Pacific Railroad, the Union . Pai,c Ptailroad Eastern Division, or the proposed route of teJV.tlantic-jiud. Pacific Ilailroad by the way of Albuquerque. Sec. '3. ,Autl ba it further' enact d. That the following sums of money are hereby appropriated out of any uioaeys in the treJiSury, to-wit : To carry out the provisions of the preceding sections of this act," one- hundred and fifty thousand dollars; to enable Jhe Secretary ,of the Interior; .to subsist such friendly .Indians as may have f separated or may ' hereafter separate themselvei troiA the hostile bands or tribes and peek the protection 'of the United States,, three hundred thousand dollars. , Sec. 4. ,.1 iCdoe it further enur ted, That the Secretary bfWar be required ta furnish transporttition, subsistence and protection to the commissioners herein named during the discharge of their duties. : . Sec. 5. And be it further enacted. That if s'aid commissiooers fail to secure the consent. of the Indians to remove, to the reservations aud fail to secure pet.ee, then ; the Secretary of War, undtT the direction of tie President, is hereby authorized to accept the services of mounted volunteers from the Ooveruors; ;of the several States and . Territories J.a,..ort'atiized companies and battalions, not exceedingfour thousand men in number, aud lor such term of service as, in his judgment may be necessary for the suppression of Indian hostilities. SEC. f. And be it further enacted. That all volunteers so accepted shall be placed upon the same footing, in respect to pyy, 'elotliinar, sab-ristence. and equipments, ' as . the troops of tfct?- regular army. Sec. 7 Avd be it further exacted, That f aid commissioner Tcp-'-rt their doings under this act to the President of the -United States, including any sueh treatiss and -all' correspondence as well a t-virtecce by them taken. - Approved J uiy 2f ISoT. MATTHEW D ALZELL, Groceries, Nails, White Lead, Lixe, , ; : ;V Geat, ic; ' ,: ., .: '.' ,'c..li yvaier Street, - djrClfCiKl J 7 -j ..Ev!-.-VIiE.;lNI. i Comer or 31aiu and SeouJ streets, HAVE J 1ST OPENED WITH AX entire new stock of IT A TS, CA PS. & STRA W GOODS Our foods :lre made to order bv the best E;u-tern manufacturers, and bought exclulvely for ca;rh. We are enabled to sell most of our joods as low as the same quality were sold before the war. marts d3m

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Nothing that has ever been known of e;, ni jt tius ever ben & tother! . I i.i: d'is .o luut-'u t s..-.. ,i.t :. ,,v- ; . ., a u .-:-;. it. . u udrr "tr-.-ii'iistaace antavoia;:e t heui'h, aHOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. If voa would escape the intermittent fevers, r.;s of imi:fes,tion, bi'ious attacks, and iowel coil: plaints, of wh icn cold an. -I dar.ti are the frequent wasnt, use the BITXEKA a PRO ECI'XVE -M EDI CINE. Tois is i ne w:iest urse; but, if 8 ready an inva:.d. Ty the prt-paraiiou at a ttE-jlUctA-i iVE. In eit hr es- fa. I tliuce may be p:oed ujx)!i itserficvicy. Xhere is no mystery" about the cause of i;s success. It is the only stomachic and alterative In which are combined the raud requisites of a mild, pure, aud nuvitiuted vegetable stimulant, with the til. est selection ot tonic anti-bilious, antiscorbutic, aperient, and depurative herbs, plants, roots, and barks that have ever been intermixed in a medicinal preparation. The Bitters have this distinctive onallty, which Is not shared, it is believed, by auy tonic, tincture, or extract in the world : It doe not excite the pulse, though It infuses u wonderful degree ot vigor into the nervous system, aud strengthens and sustains the wnole physical organization. California and Australia have emphatically endorsed it as the MIXEK'S MELICIN E par excellence, aud In Hpauish America and all the tropical climate It is considered the only: reliable antidote to epidemic fevers. f The already Immense and still increasing consumption of HOSTETTER'sj BITTtKS, backed by many of the most influential physicians throughout the country, should convince the most sceptical that it Is worthy the couiideuce and approoaliou Colg-ate 4Sc Co.'s Fragrant' Toilet Soaps V '; ARE FUEPAKED BY hkilleU Work, uieu froiu the best Materials, aud are I.NOffN A3 Till SrAXHlIH) BY PEAt-KKS Asd cosTOMjeaa. -fold Everywhere.' dec 28 - Ho-J7.errvr:ti' not hers fcufPeT the agony it seeii!' t, tie ones snatched away rora tftr : -ie Whoopinsc C'ouKh, or Olpt hc -w .'.; :pzi .single bottle f Poland's Whlte rf ; ' :.; ound would have saved tne biii. ' jjuCi i tls Infallible. . 'i v f f JITNICIAXSj ASI) ' (XERtiY.HEJf ' Testify to the merits ef ' ' 1 ' HALL'S ' VKOIjJTABLE ; 1 1 C I L I A X II A 1 11 ! II E X K W E U In' restoring WrtA VjIATft to its original color and promotliii its growth. It makes the hair soft and glossy. The old u apKea ranee are made young again. I : is the est , . HAIR DRESSING '" ever u ed. It remove Dandraff and all Scurvy Eruptions. It does not stain the skin. ..... Our Tteatlse u the Hair sent free by mail. ' .Leware of the numerous preparations which are sold upon our reputai ion. . : -.'. ' R. P. U ALL A CO., Nashua. N. 11., Proprietors. For sale by all Druggists. Imchd.'m Motii Patches Freckles & Tan. The-.ONLY RELIABLE : REMEDY lor those bhow.n iiseohoBATioxs on the face 1 Berry's Moth and fYeckle Lotion. '' Prepared nry by Dr. B. C. PERRY, 49 Bond btreet, New York.. Sold everywhere. i mar2u dOm . , .... CATARRH CAX BE tl RED! ,, ileadache.. relieved, and in fact every disease of the nose and head permanently cured, by the use of .the well-known remedy,. ... , ... ,. -( .-A. t.i:. :-' .a " KAEOEIt'S CiEKM AJi S.M'Ff. - Try It,' for It costs but 35c.- l or sale by all druggists;-or 'send oOc. to "O, P. SET-' JIOUR" CO., Boston..' aud 'receive a "box by return mail. "u ' ' mar20 dtf ' Ao. Gl. ; ; Ao. 6i. iVo. 01. WARREN i d, CONYNGTON, NO. 61 MAIN STREET, t .' (Formerly No. I Main Street,) i - , . ; skalehs i-t . . Pianos, Organs, Melodeons, Slasle, Instruction JJooks, An J Musical Goods generally.' Wholesale and Retail Agei.t- lor the UNTtl VALtiD KNABE PIANOS. Splendid Pianos of other makers always on hand, which e will seil at factory prices. ' Pianos rente , aud rent applied on the purchase, if desired. Old P.anos taken in exchange or new ones. , , We keep the FINEST QUALITY of Strings for all instruments. ' Regular discounts to teachers aud the trade. . mcn-t . ; and Union copy. J Removal. W 111 - JO II O lC , Watfli Maker autl; Jeweler, TT AS KEUOU.1) TO THE SI'LE.N. JLJL did new store njOui of '.V'ai reu i Coayn4ton, X 0 . G 1 Mi IX STREET, Where he better t'aau evei' prepared to w;,it on ca-toiiici-. Havinjt tne rinesS show window lu the city, be has peculiar ailvuntages or uoiui repairing. Espt-cial a'.teuflon giv-cu to cle.'ttilnj and repairing watcue. .. , . - UcbJuiUf

1IILLER, KARGES : & C0 , Wholesale Farnitrire Manufacturer; and Dealer, .a . CHAIRS, 'HATTEKSSES, Ac, HKST STREET, bet. Pine and E:u, j . ' EVANSVILLE, IND. Orders of all kinds will receive prompt attention. Turning Work of every description done to order at short notice, t - actory corner Fourth Street and Canal Basin, near Pizeon Creek. Ie29 d3m

! JOHN II. SCOTT, i

bookseller, stationer NEWSDEALER, No. 53 MAIN STREET, cor. Second, au10dly Evansville, Ind. FISH & BARTER, Wholesale Booksellers & Stationers, SCHOOL BOOKS, BLAXK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PAPER ENVELOPES, and General stationery. No. 19 Main Street, Evansville, Indiana. july9 1y CINCINNATI Paper Warehouse. CHATFIELD & WOODS, MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS 11 and 79 Walnut Street, .: Keep constantly on hand a complete' a.- I . .,,.,', , , .sortment of, . , rr . j FLAT-CAP,'. FOLIO, DEMI, MEDIUM, I RllTAL, AU blPER-KOIAL J FLAT LETTERS, various welzhtv FLA't ' COMMEHCIXL aNU PACKjlX NOTES; I Hubbard's GLAZED COVER PAPERS, 1 Nos.il and 'i; also, vt her' brands,' ol nil colors; PRINTEkS CARD STOCK, n sheets.' colored and white; -also. CUT j CAKOS, in luil variety of uaii'ie-i. and i sir.es. i -' .' - -1 R ULED LETTER, ' Nd TE, A ND i ' CAP PAPERS, ' . , Vsrious weights fDd qualities. ; ; ' , MAJIUFACTCBER8 OF, . r PAPEIlIiAGS & FLOUR SACKS, , AU, sizes and number, Urst o,aUty. , of taper. , r , yetri Prtper, Mani'Ui Paper, Book Paper, ATrappmO Paper , Vo-ored T( inter Paper; Mam 1-auer, Starch Paper. CaivUe - paper. Tar Boat tit. Straw Board. Leathers of all Kinds For Binders' ose.togerher witli TOOLS and BINDERS' MACHINERY, All of which we offer at lowest market pries. Orders by inail promptly filled. . CHATFIELD & WOODS 77 and 79 Walnut street, Cincinnati. mar21 dtf HEALY, ISAACS & CO., MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS IN BLANK BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Job Printers & Bookbinders. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In STATIONERY, SCHOOL AND MI-. CELLANEODS BOOKS. No. 6 North First St., (At R. F. Barter & Co.'s old stand,) EVANSVILLE, IND. Home-made Blank Books always on hand, and made to order a short notice. Music, Magazines, and Periodicals bound in any style. [mar14 d6m GEO. II. FISH. R. F. BARTER. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. FISH & BARTER, No, 19 Main1 St ' E HAVE tXOI.IlAlEl otJt capital, and wiii continue in the sa ine business, at the oid staim ci ueo. nFish t Co., No. 1S Main Mre--t uuder the tirmiiatueofFl.SU K BARiER. . With our increased capital and businrst facilities. we will be enabled to keep a larger aud. belter assoued stock, ana w feei comideut that we shall be able to sell i at such prices as. will ive entire savuiacI tion to all those who xvill favor us w ith a cail. ." GEO. H. FISH A CO. ; K F. B.Vt'.l ER A CU. Evansvllie, led., March 2, Wus. mchiu diw . , . New Bookbinders' fcralsliiag House. ; , ' i JOHN E. HOOLE & SON, Importer, Slanufacturers, a: I d Dealers in j Bookbinders Stock, Tools ftucl Machiuerf 50 MAI-V STREET,

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CINCINNATI. OHIO.

TAT10?.Y, ETC.

Evansville Journal Company, Iiv n. conip!fit-d tas ti..:e ;.;::: iijr, r r.ew .'OTir-Ktoify Next to the New Opera House On Locust Street, Are. now receiviz r om uanafactacni "and importers the largest and most r eheretxe st ock oi j- aE"CiC . EN(J LI3H. aa AMERICAN . it i sreni. .Pencil, " ' j; ' . .' , i -j - t j.j . : nvt ever Treaght to thli .market, and. walcJ they prop-ose to sell, i v i -.. V t- r - - i y WJI4LF.lLIK AJf RETAIL . I ?SJUl ' M I. J ij t a small advance on Eastern cost. ..1 it y in; z r- I TlieirsUKjicbn.ses In parf 'of the follow-' -n: .T-'J.-J all if M Cartel's celebraed)k,Combtned Writinj and Copying Ink -the, best la the market. In. quarf.i'. -'1Hat'"iair-pl.uU nd school p!ck.'gea.'. iJOUi.in Arnold's celebrated Writing Fluid. La pint a ud 4jatrt brttiies m .; r .-' Butler'a WrK4pgj,luIt.' nt yinU atut quarts." '"; - .., Carmine Inks." Hest quality. Blue, Yetltrwyfctxl other ThVs' mannfactured 10 OideVJ. I si I 7 .' .....; , . r -so . . J' 1 -I y,tt;.'Y-l.tf'I)' CVZt -: r '' t i; h UJs :ot Amertoai illld .k,nAl'tbit&pay' rivalled Peod'i'We' bare W large stock jt the abo ye, cam puiuknn mttmnm ten differiut brand.", ranging in price from 30c to S. per dozen. "These Pencils are uneq-jaled for cheapness anil dm ability b' iauyiiilng in the;iiarket. ' ',7 ''-t'.'lVHTrf Fabr'ii Pencils, yyi-nuuihera ,1 ,1. . Eas-ie Pencils. Alt rubers.? ; RehbacK's Ofrii e Poy Aslcud iX .article. J , Vt i Eayle and Btar RaVrber-Tipp'eit Pencils." Blue aud Red Mli-k'lug.'yiiilSi.,,,',.! i . ' .' ' - - - - r- .-, f. ' i . , ' ES VELOPFS;;rti Ve have a lure 'slock of W'hite, RutT Orange, Canary Melon, ic., Com, No. Staf No. 6'2, at pUc. laiiiiinti Iiom jl-'30 to 86 Bt) per l,0(jO; and the Newest Agony tn Wedding and-Party 'Envelope. Also, Legal and ManlUa Etavtlores of all qualitloa. We are prepared to prlut Envelopes ia the latest and most nobby styles. SHIPPING TAGS, Ot all sizes, for sate at New York pric We also print tueui when desired..;, CARDS !:' i .. ; Of all kinds. 1 LEGAL CAP PAPER;';t . . . . , , ...,(, .-, t.:,...-'!. 'i- . r .. Of all weights and qualities, from 11 to 11 Pounds.( M ,,; .. . ..,.., '.,,;..., Cedar Letter Clips; ' , 1 " ' "' i Common Letter Flies; ' ' ' "' " ' ' Pen Hacks';'- ' ' ' ,'''., - -.i. - - fteel Pens: '' '' ' ' ' '"'y'' Paperweights, Ali of the best makes, and of all prices. AMERICAN NOTE PAP Of all weights and qualities. . A MERICAN letter pa pers Of superior qualities o. ail very loirpricea. Bill Paper; -' ( ' Bni Files; ; . ," ' Corkscrews; ' , Coot Vents; , ' ' " Congress-Tie Euvt-lor.e; " '' ' : Glazed Papers; ,,. Lamping Howls; - ' Elastic Eiiiids; ' ' " " ' - - Family Let' er Rcalt-s; . :;- ' ' '' Gummed Late!s; La wy ei s' .Seals " Lend Pencil fharpener; ' Mourawj Paper-s; ' i Mucilas$e; '- Notarial Wa fers ; ' . '- Pen Rack; Pl3kT.-.pe; I'b-and Boxes; " P.ulers; Rubber T;i; Rubber; Sealing Wax; all the varied article usually And, iu fac kej.t a wtH-a.-sorted stock of atatioaejyFR ENCIl S TA TIONER Y, ouch a, GiiANO tiCADKihI. Note. LeMetU couiuierciui aud Letterv; OnLitter; i'yyune Ho'.sa 'on shin Notes, Letta. sad Comnii rcial Letters; Grajcb 274iBiLtE Osiost .ssix Notes, Letters. cl Commercial L-uers. Our stock of tline favorite Pstper-J fr FORETUN CORJ.SgpONDENC K an'i Faiicy Circulars, id complete, and we a:e prepared to print them to order. - - ' We would asU a call from oar clthtfcci; aud tiiu-e visiting our city, and especially tne Fraumily, as we feel assured we am jle suca iuducemtnts as cannot be J. tained elsewhere. ( Give ujs a cill, aud exarclae otir islocic ; f Eyausville Journal Coapas7v So. tt LOCCST SIRS IT.