Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 April 1868 — Page 2

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4 -THE KTAKSVTTJ.E DAILY JOURNiA IWEDNl APRIL -2 im.

Editof-Jouruai: . .. ;. ' Should tlu tplrit of Young AinreL- ' ru, or f "Old Eogyissh, be iiuvt'cc'ci in tl rjff Yh dsefSvndiy schorl --M siren, i

The foregoing strange interrogatoryI was amazed to find amoDg the pub- j lished, proceedings of the, Sunday i School Convection, in this city, of j Wednesday, April 2ud, :18G-?. The j auswerreturned to it was, " A little : of both." How true it is that from j .the sublime to the ridiculous there is but a single step. I propose to examine the question a, little. What, practically, Is the spirit of 1'ouDg Ameri-. ca? Ia, the , solution of the question,. .- oar , data must be its various-, ' visible manifestations. Respectable'' foreigners traveling among '. us, universally .complain of thus spirit, and regard it in all its manifold aspects as tiie very embodiment .of, eviL -Id-their enlightened estimation it is a social nuisance,- and when they leave us.to go home, they feel -a singular sense of relief that they have; really got rid of the hideous apparition forever, , and ard proportionably grateful. Judged from its appearances, the spirit of Youug America has the following .characteristics Srtuy - iadepeada-x . erant conceit, overflowing seUr3umciency, .aad. ..unlimited disrespect for everything really and truly respectable in usage, opinion, or character. It is social rowdyism and domestic rebellion. It is perverse, intractable, refractory, and recalcitrant. It is captious, willful, petulant, and contemptuous. Nevertheless, it is recommended that this amiable spirit should be inculcated in our Sunday School children! Lest the vigorous qualities of the spirit of Young America be too boisterous, too obstreperous, a mild infusion of the spirit of Old JLogyism is also recommended. The two combined in well adjusted proportions, it is considered, will produce an admir able compound, equal to all the de- ! mands of progressive and aggressive Christianity, as verjuice and honey, properly compounded, make a pleasant beveraee. How supremely ridiculous! If it be the intention of Sabbath Schools to improve the minds, refine the manners, and purify the hearts of the scholars, the teachings of the Sacred Scriptures are : certainly admirably sufficient for. the accomplishment of the work; but where in that sacred book do we find the slightest sanction for the inculcation of the spirit of Young America? The Scriptures themselves are the very quintescence of what popular prepossession considers Old Fogyiim. The spirit of Young Heaven was pride, and every Sunday School child knows something of its legitimate culmination. The spirit of Young Anything is verily impatience of salutary restraint, and opposition to wholesome training; and it is the same wherever found. Experience and instruction, knowledge and discipline, repress, re-strain and correct it. Obedience, meekness, docility, dill-irenee and humility, a;e among the old fbgyish virtues inculcated in the Sacred Scriptures ; but do they in the least comport with the vicious, spiteful, disobedient, contentious and contemptuous spirit cf Young America? The sages of the world have ever, both by precept and example, enjoined and inforced the inculcation of those virtue, but we, while 'pretending to practice their teaching, make a sortv farce of the whole matter, llobert Kaikes, the worthy founder of Sunday Schools, never contemplated that his great institution would descend to the work of encouraging and cultivating any but the pure spirit of Christ Jesus, who so sublimely and pathetically f aid, ' Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not, for of such is the Kingdom of Heaven;" and in his holy love for the innocent and helpless of the earth, he said something of the propriety of attaching a mil!tone to the necks of those who attempted the perversion of" the youthful heart. Our Sunday Schools are well calculated, when properly managed, to make our children better, wiser and happier; and all obstructions, therefore, to the work of preparing children for a virtuous and useful life here, and a happy immortality hereafter, should be Temoved and their re-introduction forbidden.- To this desirable end, the means are knowledge, common sense, kindness, and faithful dilliPenV?; , i,he sPlrit ": Youna America, or Old Fogyism, or a n.insling of both, is an obstruction to the advancement of the Sunday School cause, and should not be encouraged. Our Sunday School teachers deserve credit for their zealous industry, and for their personal devotion to the great cause of the moral amelioration of the rising generation; but when they undertake to iuculc:ite any other spirit than the true sp'rit oV Chri.-t:auity into the minds and heart's of their scholars, they transcend their commission, and degrade their high vocation. PLATFORM Alopl't by tiie Republican State Convention of Indiana. The Union Republican party of Indiana, assembled iu Convention at Indianapolis, on the L'"lli day of February, lii.S, to consult in reference to the piesent condition of the conn'ry. mate the following declaration of pi ireipies: 1. The Congression U pian of Reconstruction was made ueceisaiy by tlie rejection of the Constitutiojial Amfjidmem and the continued rebellious i-rit of the southern people, and it they will not, r.pon the conditions prescrih-d t.y Con-tic-s, become tlie fiieudso: iLe Union, It -. CO.. J-ttnilnpr9, l wmntit sir -cnin- . -ati,OU' maris Utf I

i -ss to do wi never t he I.r., f. ,1.V ,on,-y r:.iu ri-,iu i. arm as e.icm es. 2. Tii ex'ension of suffiM.'e to the Sroe.or .HiJaitlUr...ti,e-i j. th; J t-'-i Ho:i aUU UieriUuiim' . rcK.iWj spirit luaiatai ed therein, and was n 'ts.irv to secure th reconstruction .of the X. n ion. and tlie preervation-o: .the, iirv:i men therein '.from a ta;r" wo:e than siaVerv, ami the onestion of Miffratf la ail tne IovhI SlHtts leion;s to- tiie pp!e of those states, under the Const1. iUUon of the L'nited States. IS. The Government. of .the C cited states sho -.id be adininistteJ, with: tQe strictest economy consistent with the public safety and interest. -Uevrrme should be so levied as to.-give the greatest possible exemption to articles of primsfT necessltre-, and fall most .heavily upon- luxuries and the wealth of the country- ari l allproperty should hear a. just proportion of the burden of taxation, . '4. The public- debt, made necessary by the rebellion, .should ' be honestly paid, and all -the bonds issued therefor shotikl be paid in legal tenders, corn rrroniy called grt-enbaeis, : except where by ; ineir express terms they provided o.-'ie.wise ; and paid in such quantifies r will make the circulation coinineu-urate w.th the comine;cial wants of ihe country, and so us to rvoid too great infl.tttoa or the currency ( aid an iucreaso ju the'pr.ce of gold. - , -j. The Jarge and rapid contracfioh of the cut-teii'cy, sanctioned by the votes of the Democratic, party iu ioth Houses of Congress, lias iiad a niot iujuriuu- effect npcm lh) industry and buines of the eo.i.j vy. nd it is; ine duty o Congress 'o i o de by law for snxplylog the deflcieucy lu leral fende1- notes, commonly called 'f greMiiwck, to the nili extent required by the business wants of the country.; '"6. We are opposed to the payment oi any part of tbe rebel debt, or to any payment Whatever for? emancipated slaves. 7. Of all who were laithful in the trialsof the late w.r tliere are none entitled to more esp- cial honor than the brave sold ierswui seamen wlo endured the- iiaxitships of campaign and cruise, and ltfi perilled their lives tn the service of their country The bounties and pensions provided by law Jor these brave defender?! of the nation, are obligations never lo be forgotten. The widows and orphans of the sallant dead aie the wnulnol tlie nat i'n, a sacrei legacy bequeathed to the nat iouV protecting care. s. Tiie pnbi'C lands are the property of the people.: Monopolies of- them, either by imiividua! or corporal ious. should be prohibited. They should ha reserved for actual settlers', and as ft substantial recognition of the services of tiie Union oinVers aud soldiers iu tiie late civil war, they should each be allowed one hundred aud sixty acre- tnereof: 9. The doctrine of Great Britain or other European powe s, that because a man is once: u cition lie is always so, must ho resis! d at every- hazard by the United Siatis, as a reiic of the feudal times, not anihori.ed by tlie law of nations, and at war wl.h oik li ttional Jaonor and independence. -Naturalized citizens are u titled to be protected in ail their rights of citizenship, a. though they were "nativeborn; aud uoeitizen of l o -United i-iiate!, native or uaturalized, must be Utble. t arrest ami imprisonment by any foreign power foT nct-s doue or words spoken lu this cortutry.aud if so arrested and imprisoned, it is the duty of the Oovernment to interfere iu his behalf. . .; In. :We oordia, ly app oveof the course of I he Kepubiiean members of Cf)ni?ress In their active m pport of the bill prohibit i ik a further contractio of the curren-y, in which they faithfully represented the will of the people of rudiana, and this Convention express .their ruawaverinsi cotitideiice in tlie) wisdom an d patriotism of Oliver P. Mortou ; that his devotion to the vital interests of the nation during the past six years has endeaed him to every lover of Union and Libe y. We send greeting to him in the Ame. lcan Congress, and the assurance to him of our unqualified eodo'sement of bis course. 11. General Ulysses S. Grant and thcHon. SV.huvler Colfax are the- choice of Iudi ina foi President and Vice President of the United Sitate,and this Convention hereby instruct tlie delegates to the National Convention to cast the vota of Indiana for these gentlemen. AH INVALUABLE MEDICINE Purifying of the Blood. DR. J. AT. POUXD'S Humor Doctor, A Positive Remedy for all kinds of Humors, Scrofula. Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Carbuncles and Boils, Ulcers, and all Obstinate Affections of the Skin, Inflammatory or Chronic Rheumatism, Filea Chrou.o Diarrhoea, Mercurial Diseases, and every Taint of the System; Dyspepsia, and those Affections originating in the Derangement of tbe Digestive Organs, viz.. Bilious Complaints, Neuralgia, and -s'ervous Affections, Headache. Laugour. and Depression of Spirits, Loss of Appetite, Constipation. THIS EXt'EI.LK.VT MEDICINAL Compound was first piepared by Dr. .). W. POLAND, In 1647, aud wis then employed with great success In expelling humors from tlie blood; but in 1ms a medio! friend, who was quite celebrated as a physician, especially iu the treatment ot humors, sutisjested bome important improvements, winch were adopted, and which has made it (so the peo le say) the very best remedy for all kinds of humors known to "the faculty." This preparation is composed entirely of vegetables, among w -ich are sarsaparida. Yellow Dock, Noble Pine, Mandrake, and Blood root. When the originator lived in New Hampshire, at Goftstown Centie, for the space of thirtv or forty miles around, and iuilanch ester particularly,! lie Humor Doctor was well known and highly valued tor the numerous and wonderful cures which it effected. Though manufactured in large quantities, the supply was uequenuy exhausted, and purchasers had to wait for more to be made. In that region, some very sevprn cases nf Ervsirelas w- re treat ed with and they were cured ! Erysipelas sores, or carbuncles those uy. painful ulcers were entirely removed wherever this meulciue was faithfully used. So it was with Scrofula and Salt Rheum. Ihe Humor Doctor cured them. it is free from any dangercus drugs, is pleasant to tlie taste, sale, yet sure aud tCect.ve in it-s action. ., Prepared at the X W EAGtASD BOTANIC DEPOT, and for sale by ail dealers in medicine. .' ' ' C. DAMON & CO., Proprietors. CLOUD & AKIN, Wholesale Agent:- - For sa'e at retail by all druggist. fe2'tS dtf iw Kit . , . LlvEiljoCK Cncbanged.

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OURrNEW THREAb" Six-Cord, Soft-Finish SPOOL COTTON

Every number warranted Six-Cord to Xo. 80. Put up ia ceat wliite boxes, containing twelve spools each, a convenience to tbe retailer. .,. A complete assortment always ii store and for tale in Evansville by H. M. SWEETSER & CO. 20 3rain Street ; MACKEY, NESBITT ' &' GO. U Main Street, Miller, Gardner & Co., ; FIRST STEET, And the trade generally. , may2 Tu.Th.SHt CARTER'S C O 31 11 IED IVr i ting an tl Copy i it g INK. This COMBINATION Ink l:.-.s been awarded the IIKiHISI I'Kk.MIII? over all others iu New York, ItoMon, and Ititlliiiiurp. aud pron uuced by the most celebrated chemists the best Ink ever olfeted to ihe public. It is used by many of the lareest Commercia! Houses, itanks Kaiiroa-fs, and other corporations la New York, Bostou, Cincinnati, and Louisville, and gives perfect sat i-.: net i an. The Advantages of this over other Inks are ' First. It flows freely froid the pen, and does not thicken by exposuie lo the air. Second. It will give a perfect and instantaneous copy. , Third. It will not mould.' . ' , Fourth. Being equally as good for Copyingas for- Bookkeeping. It entirely does away with the use of two kinds of luk. Fifth. It is more permanent than com-' inon Inks. Sixth. The color, when first written, is a beautiful dark green, but in a remarkably short time it changes to a bkiujajst jet black Dot a brownish black. Seventh. It is admirably adapted to tbe mcst delicate writing, and alway: " makes its mark." Thi Ink t warranted to flow at freely a Arnold. ', or any other Writing Fluid nou tn m.w; tffi?e as perfect a copy a any Cojiying Ink; ai not to mould. EVANSVILLE JOURNAL CO.. nov22dttl ssole Agent for this city. 'SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE. Used by Eimdrsis of Congregations for Church or Comrnxmion Pnr- , poses. . ' : AIso,Excellent for Ladies and Weakly Persons. ; Vineyards, 2Tew Jersey. SPEER'S FORT GRAPE WISE, Four Tears Old. This justly celebrated Native WiLb . made from the Juice ol the Oporto (irape, raised la this country. Its invaluable tonic and strengthening properties are unsurpassed byany other native Wine. Being the pure juieeT.f the grape, produced under Jr. tpeer's own personal supervision, its purity and genuineness are guaranteed. The youngest child may partake of Its generous qualities, and the weakest invalid may use it to advantage. It is. particularly beneficial to the aged and debilitated, and suitable to the various ailments that afflict the weaker sex. It is iu every respect A. WIXE TO BE RELIED OX. Invalids use Speer's Port Grape Wine. Females use Speer's Port Grape Wine. Weakly persons nud benefit by its use. Speer's Wan s in hospitals are preferred to other wines. S"Sold by druggists A. Speer's Vineyard. New Jersey. OfHce 213 Broadway, New York. fdel'tiT d.y Wholesale Clock House. GEISSLER & BELAXG, WHOLESALE Clock Dealers, ieep constantly on haud a FULL assortnent of &et' J'hotnas aud other American ;iocbs; KKGULATOK.S, OFFICK AND IALL CLOCKS. Send ;or Pi ice List to Xo. iS MAIX STREET. marlO dly Builders and Painters. w TTEHATE IX STORE, Tij.tK'J pounds strictly pure White Lead. c.U,lo polinus pure war w line 1.,. yi.ium pounds Bay State White Lead, l.iioti gallons Linseed Oil. .'. pounds No. 1 Putty, in Bladders and Cans. Window Glass, all sizes. Ulaziers' Points axuil'utty Knives. CoLoR.s-of every variety, DRY or -In OIL. All of which we are selling as chea as cau be purchased in the West. .- : KELLER WHITE, t Wholesale Druggists, Evansville, Ind. mch6 tf A Notary Public In tlie office. TanM df '

! Special Election as to Whether the i City Shall Fuv $200,000 of its ; Stock to tte E,E.a N. R.R. r-r or Hot.- - - - T" I I S ORIEKET WY TIIE

JL Common i ouucd of the City ot LvanVil e on account of the changed and advanced condition of th wot k on the Kvansviiie, Henderson and Nashville Kailroad since the e:ecfio . to taKe riwi.iwi stock in tiie same by this city on the 1st dav of Jnlv last, and ot the want of aval!ibi'iity of said subscription by reason of one of the conditions upou which said Stock was voted, aud fo render the subscription efficient and available: That on Wednesday, the sixth d'xy of May, 1Sis, at the usual plsroe of holding elections, and pursuant to the 30!b Section of the City Charter asaiueuded by the Act of March, IS-", an e'.ectlon shall be ht-ld lor the purpo-e -of ascertaining whether the qualified voters ot the city do or do hot desire the Common Council on bertaif of the city, to sub-c ibe for aud take stock in the said Evansville, UehUcr-on and Nitshii.e Kailrond Coin pan;, to the amount of Three Huuire housiirj-V Dollars, to paid for in the T j ei: cent. Bonds of tlie City, or their j.roct-eds or othei wi-e a tiie city sliaU det-?na;ue. Tiie hiib-cripti-ju a .d payment lor sni I stH k to be made upon, and subject to the f Howin c-.u-J.'-tioris, to-wit: tM.ciJi of :i d bonds, or their proceeds, to be paid' by. the city, to be used ouly (o piocuie ia'Is, chairs, and pikes, to lie laid down on t lie fl rtt forty miles sou'h oi llendersou, and lw,i.w lo be pa. J ,ut after tlie first fbrlj miIK.-s shall be rimsh.-d, aud to be u-ed only to pro uie tails,', chairs ,&nd spikes to lay down the last iiabuUt 30 miles. ' ' The other condluons subiuit'el ' ai d atrreed lo at the election of July 1st, lv.:r, relative' to CO percent Iu st -cii. over our subscription ;. Ihe track to the river at HeodVrson, and running of car a1 near the river as practic-at.di. ; th-- i unuiug of boats iu c ose connection wuh Ihe fraiu-,; the kpepinit of offices at Evansville lo receive aud bill freights and t diet passengers and check b igage over ihe boats arid road, and no disc iminatlon to be made against tvansvi le or her railroads or citizeus in transportation of treight or passeniers, to remain ihe same, and to goveru this tleciiou as they were at the lormer election. " Said electiOU shall le by ballot, aud upon the t ckets of those who desire said s ock to b taken shall ie writtcu or printed the words, Taae Stock," or other woids clear!.' expressini; suc'.i dtsirc, and up -n ihe tickeLs of tho-e who do no. desl ie said stock to be takeu, t-li a 1 1 be written or printed the words, "Take No Swcu," or ot her squivaleut wortl. in all otiier respects said election, shall be comiucU-d iu j1 tlie same manner and be goveruvil by tiie j same rules ami regulat ion.- a- (lie annual elections for oliict-rs of sai i city, except I that no one eau vote at said !. ctiviii wh iiau not have' paid a city T.ijc wiihia I twflvt- imiutlis before said eieclion. : Notice ol the time aud plaix' of ho'.dluii j said tied lou shall be given by publishing ! a copy oi tui-io uersix days in five daily I newsjripers. printed and pub h iu-d lu tin; city, the last of whicli puolicat ions shall be at least Cve days before the liiue of ; holding fcaid election, one of such papers ! to be printed in the Geimau laufiiwitr, iu i which lauguxee a translation of tiitso drtr shall be published, and no delect In ,ne translation hhall alfect Iho validity. of the notice. , ' And If on t lie proposition to tafce stock, tliis order shall be carried by a majority of tlie votes polled, this order hhail supercede nil former oiders ou the subject. And it is the intent oi tins order that under it aud former orders only, Thi ee Hand red Tin usHiiil Dollars of said slock in all. is lo be subscribed aud paid for bv tto- citv. WILLIAM Ii. WALKER, Mavor. - apr20 dot DENTISTS. DR. I. HAAS tcitleiit UeutiHt, Over First National Bank, Corner Maln and First Streets, ..Evansville, Ind. MA X ITAt'T TREK OE I'OXTI.M' oos On 111 Work, Gold, Silver, Vul cnniie,Coralite, and Amber i lats, Carvet Work, Artificial Palates, &c. ADMINISTRATOR of Nitron Oxid' (an excellent and safe anfeMhetiej, Chli roform, Ether, and also several local par lyzern. NKtJRALOIO Affections treated. MY KACIi.lTIE.-i ar as good and a establishment as large (coni.ist.inij of riv. rooms) as any lu the Uuilmi stau-s. I RETURN MY THANKS for Tbe ej ' teusive patronage received during the pa . EIUHTEAUS. , mchJ DR. J. C. BIERBOWER, ftfc Surgeon Dentist, Office, No.. 10 FIRST HTEEET, tet ifiln and Locust, Tenders his professional services to tte citizens of Evansville and vicinity (f:-it Administers Nitrous ijxide Oa.i. to alleviate paiu in extracting teetu. CARPETS. C & H P S T WAREHOUSE. VM. E. FRENCH & CO., Nos. 47 and 49 Main St., EYA5SYILLE. The largest and mast complete assortment of IIouse-FurniIiIng Goods lu the STATE OF INDIANA. Iu STYLE, QUALITY", and PEICTf, -we DKt'Y ALL. COMPETITION, i;A!T OK HIST. Iu addition to all ocr other I'ues of goods, vve hitve' 40,000 Rolls WALL PAPER, at UNUSUALLY LOvV FIUUKES. Bv means of a NEW INVEN'IION in the" production of GVI.U PAH I.OR PAl'EKS, wliich we control In th:s marbet, we are now enabled to sell these tie gant goods at about 25 PJSR CENT. less thau thev were ever before o3"ered in this market. IS X l'ALL.-Ea aprl7dtf ' '. ' 100,000 w (l'.l)SOF Wool wautedat the Evans ville Wool Factory, either to exchauge for or manufacture iu Woolen Uoods, or 10 be paid iu cash. Send for Price List and .Sumpies. J. W. GRUE.N k CO. apll luad 3mw vr w.

STATIONERY.

JOHN II. SCOTT, Ilookseller, alioiier X E IT s i i: A I, i: K, Xo. 53 MAIX STKEET, cor. Second, aulOdlT ETANSVTl.lE.IjfB. I.ai c r Wa r t house. CHATFIELD & WOODS, 11 AMrr.lf Ti'KCIS . . AM) WaOlKsALE PAPEK DEALERS 77 and 70 Walnut Street, Keep constantly on hand a complete assort meut of ' FLAT-CAP, FOLIO," DEMT, MKD1UM, K01AL, AMI MrKtl-KOiAL FLAT I FTTEUS. v.' ions weight; FLAT COMMKIti HL NI FACKriT NorM; Hubbaids O'LZtD CuVcK PAFEKS Nos. 1 arid also, other brands, of all cohirs; PKINTE.:S' CARD STOCK, -n khetm. colored and whit; t also. CUT :.kii-, iu iua vaiuty oi quair.ies anu siz-s. RULED LETTER. XOTE, A XI) CA I' PAPERS, 'Various weights and quuMtieK. MlNfFACT0REl-S OF , n ' ( PAPER BAGS k SACKS, All sizes aU'l nntubersfltfRt QUUry ol paper. .ZV?''f Pijir-r, Mani'ln Piijier, flook P)er, Uri)(jutft I'iiier. Co wed Jotter - Paper, Uun lti'"r, Kbtri-h i'nper.. VnlLe x'J'(ter, Ttir ll'iui da, titruw ll'Wdt. , 4 Toudtcrs of all KliuN For Binder! use, together Willi TOOI-S aud III.MU KV MtlUINKKV, AH of which, we offer at lowest market pn-'es. . Orders by mail proniptly filled. . CIIATKIELI) A WUOM. I' 77 and VJ Walnut street. mor"ldtf : 4 iiiclntial i. FISH & BARTER, Wliolesale Booksellers & Stationers, SCHOOL HOOKS, . BLAXK BOOKS, MIS C EL LA XEO US B O O KS, PAPER EXVELOPES, - -A.tnG( ncral S(alioiirj T" '-' " r ...... IN't.,ll JMiiiii Htrcot, Evansville Indiana. julyS ly -'' ' " . ' 1IEALYV ISAACS & CO., : i ' MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS IN BLAXKjUOOKS OF EVF.lt Y DESCRIPTION. JoI Ii'iuli A: Ilook.1iInfler. . Wholesale aud lCi-tid Ileal em in STATIONERY, SCHOOL AND MLS- , CELLANE0US BOOKS. , - i . -IVW i ISortn JPit-Ht St.', (At It. F. Barter & Co.'s old stand.) ; EVANSVILLE, IND. ' Home-uia le lilank Books always on naud, and wiada to frder on thott notle. -Mu.-:c, MinrAutr", and PerlodiCHld bound lu any style. marll d'irn P. SEMOMK. GEO. X..TJIXO.--. T.J. ITCMT SEU0L, IJH0. & CO. Evansville, InJ., Jan. 1, 18C3. WK HAVE, THIS lAy, ASSO Ile 1 outselVM tig(-i lier ;or tne purpose o; doiU4 a HVnj.Via'e Hoot and 'Shoe Ilii-iines", in tills city, under tbe firm name of !-etuonm, Lixou Co.; hIko, for doing a manufacturing business in the town of A bi ugtou, Massacl Uset t s, under tLe firm name of Hunt, femonin t Co., office at HI Pe;ul fetret-t, iionon. SEMONIN. Gi:. 1.. IiIXO.V. T.J. HUNT. K vans ville, IdiI., Jan. 1, 1503. I have, Ibis day, admitted as co-pai tcer in my resent Moot and Ahoe Jiv.sxim, 1 this city, and also in t'.e in;uiuta'-niru biwi nes.i. iu . Alilngtou, MHcliiis,'it Geo. i Liixon ami I. J. Haul, hs iU seei, by tl e above card, fciViiJa the Url names at.d liieir ooiects. Mr. Hunt, who lias a i:fe-lon exieri enceintiie mauuftctiuii.ii luiues aud a numbu 'Uie Ju lie oi i'.i.ol-. and Snoes, will devote ills wh-.io time to uh.nutaciurliig' expieSKlv for tlie i'vausv iJ.e House and toe purcliase of si.i-li goixi-. as we do L.u exp'-ct to make iirirlvc. Tiieiirm. oy tiiis new arrangement, wil. possess advantages which but lew bouwt can claim, and u ol be able to ofier Induce merits to our trade, both as regards priest ai d quality. "-- Trie object of the difti rent members of the firm in this association is not to do busltie-s lor a day. imt a lifetime; and, to accoiut-liwU their objects, they expect to 1U1 business upon correct principles, thereby meriting a full sliare of t he trade. l o my old pat ions, I reluri. my sincere thanks for their iiheral patronage, anc hope, by close attention, to merit aeon tinuaiic-tf of the same in the future. ' Aery respectiullv, fau7 1. fii..il.MV. ' Visitinq Cards, printed on Eil de Linge, Bristol Antique or Wooden Cards, at our Job Room?, second floor of Journal building.

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Coiiiii-r?l;tl" 1 St-olc "i-x. PBjUUCE a wd C 0 M M I S S I 0 M L It C II A X I S, Xo. 4 SYCAMOHD NTKF.KT, f FVAMtVILI.K; , marll 1 im FUEI). U..JiEST0.it CO., No. 5 NORTH WATER STREET, E VA XS VILLE, INDIA XA, FOPvW'AKDINt; 4fc COMMISSION irsK or-rvisr.rj;s, -A.XD-! White Line Central Transit Comp'y. All property Khlpti-d by tht I.Itm joei tli rout: Ii iu locli5d an-i aiei -r without rebniidling or arHr. f I-tl I am CIA III). ' Havl-Hn tU-'Av'V tuy fiiinic' ton with the tot4; rinn .of It. K, liinHDr)B dt Co., I Intend to d,voUt my nl len liou lo tliinlerests of the jd.ove l;;nith- Line, unl chii .roirtis my friends jnlclt time, r.o.lul hndliUj4.Miid -har lutes. febil A l.KX A N Kl-.H WIION.'. aye fv s . HAIR VIGOR, - For tlie Renovation of tie Hair. The CHEAT DESIDERATUM of the Agf. A-dressing wliich is at once agreeable healtliy, and effectual or f reserving the hair. 'Ended or gray hair is soon restored to its original color,, and the glots and. frthnes of youth. . Thin hair is thickened, falling hail checks!, aud baldness often, tlioueh . not always, cured by its use. Nothing can restore the hair where the follicles ore destroyed, or the glands atrophied and decayed. But wuch tta reniain can be avcd for usefulness hy this application. Instead of foulioij the hair with p.'thty pediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional u.so will prevent tbe hair frorn turning gruy, or falling o,ff, aud qoo--c-quently prevent baldness. Tree from those deleterious hubstunces which make some ' preparations dangerous and injurious to the hair, the Vigoi can only beDcSt but not harm it. 1 wanted merely for a Hull DreMMiur;, nothing else can be found to desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not noil white cambric, and yet lasts longer on the hair, giving it a rich glossy lutre and a grateful perfume. VV.TPA.Hri3 BY DIl. J. 0. A V Jill & CO , Practical and Analytical Chemists, 1.UWCI.L, nxss. FKICE I OO. Jmch7 dfim (ni NewBookltnders' Furcishiug House. JOHN K. II00LE & SON, Importers, Matiafacturersi, arid Iealer la L'ookbloders' Stock, no mais STiti;i;r, marlid;iia CINCINNATI. OHIO. WiL C. TURN0CK & CO, BRASS FOUNDERS, Gas and Steam Pipe Fitters Corner Pine ana First Streets ' Cah paid for old Coppr and Brasa. tur Lic;ik.-rw in ail kiml of lirass Cocfei ' WnlstleH, and Hteuru Ganges. I'artlcula,' attention paid to rcpairiu and adjustln; Htearn Uui(ff flunt.-Stf : ,. .-Notice. ToniMPi v wii" iiii: mimiih xf jnaoy of uiy holy -u-ion.tis. am w .; i in i? to opu, on ilie lt of May, a x l.ool of Instruction liirall brn ik-(jm tif !l.i?ril t-cieiitilic Je'dl-vroi k. A ppiiuat .04111 lo o made at my more, on h..-.-od fstr ct, between Main aud Ix-ust. aprll) dlw .Mli-sj. CI1. KUfXTILKU.