Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 21 January 1869 — Page 2

SYAXSTILLE JOUttSAL COMPiXI. So. S I.ocnst Street, Etwh'1

THURSDAY. Gov. Fenton's decisive triumph in the Senatorial contest, .gainst euch odds in the way of material resources, is somewhat remarkable. On the second bailor, he had fifty-two votes to forty for Seoator Mo ROAN. A vein of coal has beeu discovered six miles from Madisonville, Ky., only about twelve feet from the surface. The vein is a heavy one, and the quality of coal is said to be little inferior, if not equal, to the renowned Pittsburg. THE Republicans of Maine, New York, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Missouri acted loyal to their party. In all theso States the contest for Senator wan as ardent, and in some filly as bitter, as in oar own . State. But in every iostance, once the will of the majority wa expressed in favor of a candidate the minority submitted and supported the nominee in good faith. The Indiana Recusants alone Lave the disposition to strike down the party to which they are in debted for their-positions,-in '..their insane hostility towards one aspirant At the" last meeting' of the stockholders of the St. Louisa Yandalia & Terre Haute Railroad Comi any. Gov. Wm. Denuison of Ohto.Tho. A. Scott of Philadelphia, J. Paiks of Steubcnville.W. K. Edwards of Terre Haute, J. F. Alexan leV A. G. "Henry, S. Peers, John SetoSeld of Illinois, and J. II. Ilager of Terre Haute, were elected Directors. The officers of the Company will be chosen by the Directors at a meetingto be held some time in February. A majority of the Directors live on the line of the road. It is the intention to push the work on the road during the coming Summer with unusual energy, and have it completed at as early a day as possible. Senatorial Contests. The manner in which the canvi.ss for United States Senators has been conducted this Winter, in several of the State?, is not creditable to the Republican party. It caunot be denied that the personalities indulged in and the bitterness of feeling displayed have cast a shadow over the triumphs achieved by the party at the polls. There t?as no occasion 'for such folly. Thi whole trouble h:is originated in the fact that certain leading Republicans have assumed to hemselves the merit of the victory "list year, and claimed Senatorships as the only just recompense for their invaluable services. These claims party and personal friends have conceded and attempted to enfurce.and the result has been clashing and jangling of the most disgraceful character. In 'New York money was lavishly used as much as $200,000, it is alleged to influence the impecunious and .corrupt, and the same is charged with reference to the contest in Michigan. It is gratifying to state, however, that in New York the aspirant who had the least money proved successful, and secured the coveted prize. In Missouri the contest for Senator was bitter in the extreme, and the competitors were forced to appear, bofore the Legislative Caucus like contestants in a prize ring, and give each other . a word pumxneling, to the great delight of the spectators. In our own State the con test has assumed a phase that is most deplorable. While it is evident that a largo majority of the Republicans of the Legislature favor the election of Mr. Cumback, a minority, openly avow that they wiil resort to any in strumentality, however " indecent and corrupt," to accomplish his defeat. It is even asserted that they will traffic with the Democratic members of the Legislature, and bargain off the vari ous offices within the gift of that body in order to gratify their personal mal ice against the Lieutenant-Governor. iuosi or me gentlemen engarea in this parsonal warfare upon Mr. Cum B.tCK are politicians, and have beeu noted for nothing else. All their lives, they have either been in office or were seeking a position of that character. They have been in debted for success to the loyalty of minorities. Mr. IIdgiies himself, the originator ol the bolt and principal manager of the bolters, owas his po sition in the Senate to the fact that the Republicans of his District, who hate him as much as he dislikes Mr lCMBACK, would not boit the action of the Convention through which he received the nomination, notwith standing the belief on the part of many that his nomination was se cured by political trickery known to all who have had to do with County Conventions. That the gentlemen who, for years past, have been hon ored with official positions, -out of wuicu some oi tnem nave .re alized handsome fortunes, have by their conduct betrayed the trunt re 2, . . . . poseu in tnem by their constituents can hardly be denied. Their blows are not now directed at Mr. Cumback t.nt at h. . iK-j.uuucan party. Prior to the meeting of the Republican caucus, and the taking definite action as a party upon the Senatorship, they naa trie privilege of striking Mr as naru as they pleased. They had the r'vht to use every instrumentality within their power to defeat him. Bat after th i- -.l i- . . party, m legislative convention a sembled, by an overwhelming vote) decided to nouynato him as its can nictate lor senator, the members who bolt the nomination array themselves jul parry irseir. it is no longer hostility to Mr. Cumback but hostility to the eandidatettf ll ie Republican party. ' While we believe there are other men in the State who will make 1 ally as good, if not a better

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TJsUJ Sutef BcetVat BACK, we do think fidelity to the party, demands of the men who" have heretofore profited largely by the action of legislative cancusses, that they support its nominee for United States Senator. The contest at '.Indianapolis, disgraceful and humiliating aa it is to the Republicans of the State, is not without its- lesson of warning. ""Politicians who make - a trade of officeseeking and office getting, cannot-be safely trusted. Every manhas the right to aspire to any position within the gift of the people, but it is high time that individuals who claim offi cial position as their peculiar right. should be repudiated, if the people cannot fiud among their number men who will accept official positions be cause the people want them, and not because they desire it, elections might as well be abandoned as useless and expensive contrivances. If -there is no way of disposing -ef the offices of the country except by placing them in the hands of men' who will use them, much as a gambler uses cards, to de ceive and cheat the unwary, certainly the expense and excitement of politi cal campaigns may at least be avoided 'We hope hereafter when any indi vidual, we care not who he may be, assumes that certain positions are his due, that 1K7 people wiil .give him a back seat in the synagogue. There can be no doubt that much of Mr Cumback s opposition has been engendered by the indiscretion of his friends. Indeed, we may say that we never knew a candidate to be so un fortunate in bis advisers and corre spondents. His correspondence with Governor baker was indiscreet m the extreme," and "just such a mistake as no veteran political gamester would ever have committed. The awkward ness with which his proposition was made demonstrates to, every intelli gent mind that it was unquestionably the first offense. His opponents have seized upon it as a pretext, and have used it against him most nnmcrci fully. . But it is i merely pretext They would have trumped up some thing else had -the -correspondence been wanting." 1 heir hostility is baised upon jealousy of the man, and n t because of any particular act that he has committed. So the people re gard it, who have watched the con troversy with a carefulness not warped Kv Ihn Vieuf nP rurannil eri m! ri-ition "J - Wo say to the members of the Legis lature, who are thus willfully jeopar J - iziug the very existence of their party in i the State, that they are teaching their constituents a lesson in bolting tli at wiil react, some of, these days, in a way that will be far from pleas ant to them., If members of the Legis lature are justifiable in bolting the party nominations, how much more will their constituents -be justified in bolting, these same gentlemen when, f ; ever again, they are fortunate to secure the party nomina enough tion. .. The bill passed by the House, abol ishing three South American Missions, throws out General Kilpatrick. the charge was privately made on the floor that he exacted $100 per speech for his services in the Orant campaign, ied many to vote for his decapitation. And so Ren Butler pays off one of his little scores. Pittsburg Commercial. ' ". ' We guess Gen. Kilpatrick lost nothing, pecuniarily, by his speeches. The truth is, all.the, most prominent speakers are liberally paid for the r speeches" and then apply for office on the ground that they made great sac rifices for the party. ' ' . ' Kallroad Grants. ' Nearly one-third of the entire puhlic domain hat been made over to tlut con trol of railroad companies. The quantity of lands conveyed Dy these grants, says the commissioner of the general land office, "is of empire exent, exceeding In the aegregate, by more than.' five millions of acres, the entire areas of the .New .hngland States, added to the surface of Mew York. ricw Jersey.' Pennsylvania, Ohio, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia." He says the grants to the Pacific railway lines alone, are with in a fourth of being twice the united area of .England. Scotland. Wales. Ireland, Guerssey, Jersey, the Isie of Man, and the islands ot the British seas, and less than a tentn ot being equal to the French Empire proper." lsn t it about time this thing should stop?" ' -. , Moses Taylor is one of our rich est men. II is dividends this year are said to exceed one million. He began a little trade for himself when he whs a boy, kept his own account of profit and loss with his own hand, and has done it ever since. His clerks cannot cheat him, and false eutries would not damae him, for he keeps a supplemental set of books written up every night at his house by himself. He is a genial, cheerful, intelligent, courteous merchant. His lace is a benediction. He is welcome to all Boards; and while he has decided opinions and expresses them, his manner is so mild and courteous that it is a pleasure to be associated with him. This spirit has opened avenues ot influence and success to him which have led to his great wealth. JV. Y. tor. Boston Journal. The New York jewelers from whom iUr. Coltax purchased his bridal presents have given his wife a porcelain vase, a foot in diameter, holding an assortment of artificial flowers. The top is of apple blossoms, and nestled among them is a blue-bird. Ihis bird &iu2H for half au hour at a time, with a load and clear note, turning his head, using his mouth, and perform ing other antics similar to those specimens of Swiss mechanism so common at Geneva, and exhibited !.hero to the great delight ot shoddy Americans. The cultivation of sifk in California is in a hizhlv Drosnerous condition In France and Italy the silk worm is "fleeted by a fatal disease, but on the t acme coast the eggs are sound, and ine worms are healthy and vigorous Ur.lf rs have been sent from Europe to the California eilk growers for all the eggs they can produce for years to uomc hi iour dollars an ounce, each ounce containing 4lftiMi 'Pi,-. California Legislature encourages this valuable iutfcr t by offering jf250 fur every 5,000 mulberry tres raised and $300 for every 100.000 silk i produced in good merchantable order.

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A efirrespondent ot nt atocston (Califoni)'-flra writes as follows: t I herewith append a recipe, which has been used to my knowledge in hundreds of cases. It will prevent or cure the small-pox though tbe pittings are filling. When tenner discovered cow pox -in Lngland, tp.e world ot science hurled an avalanche of fame upon his head, but when the most scientific school of meuicmejn..the world that of Paris published this receipe as a panacea for simdl-pox, it passed unheeded. It is as unfailing as late, at.d conquers m every instance. It is harmless when taken by a well person. It will also cure scarIfit fever. Here is the recipe as l have used it. and cured my children of scarlet fever; here it is as I have used it to cure the small-pox; when learned-physicians said the patient must die, it cured: 'ooipnaie or sine, one grain; foxglove (digitals), one grain; half a tcaspoontut or sugar; mix with two tablesDoonfuls of water. When thoroughly mixed, add four ounces of water. Take a spoonful every hour. Either disease will disappear in twelve hours. For a child, smaller doses, according to age. If counties would compel their physicians to use fins, there would be no need or pesthouses. If you value advice and exnenence. use this lor tnai ternoie .1- sis. " 1 t disease. - - , C." M. 0. & V. R. R Work on the Cairo. Mound City and Vincennes Railroad is Droeressinz rapidly .1 this end of the line. Uetween this city and Cairo, and above us as tar as the Johospn County line, laige forces of laborers are at work. We believe, in fact, that one contractor has already commenced in Johnson County. -It is our ODinion that next July will see the iron horse making regular , trips from Cairo ; to Vienna. . The import ance ot this road to the country when completed can hardly be over-estU mated. Some of the-Tiehesfc agricul tural and mineral districts in the West will be - opened up' and developed by it; and there is a stron? probability that the projected International Fact fio Road will be built, in which cae the C, '31. C & V. ltoad will he an important link in the route. -Mound City Journal. j f . , , The New xork Musical Gazette throws out these suggestions to choirs that wish, to sing Church music with expression: . ',; , ,.i " Let a choir sing a tiinftthrongh as, they have been in the habit ot loiug, witU voices full and unrestrained. Let them then sing it again in precisely the same way as reuards time, pronun ciation, expression, &c, but diminish ing the power twenty hve per cent. that is. smifinir with about threefourths the usual strength, and those' who listen will find the effect improv ed at least one-half. In fact, Una proportion does not adequately ex press the uin.'rence, tor the distinc tion is really betweeu bad and good. When the power is unrestrained, every voice stands out separate and distinct from every other, causing each indi vidual defect to be intensified and ex asrjrerafed. When the voices are sub dued they arc tar more likely to blend, and become, as it were, transfused, a process which strongly tends to ab sorb individual faults, and to create an agreeable result, even out of urt favorable materials." STOVE WORKS, Excelsior Stove Works. flljlSMKEK, TILLMAN Is Co, ' (Successors to H. E. Kleinker), ANUFAirrtTKKKS of the Una and - lie&vy EXCELSIOR STOVE, tne most durable now made, and th rainoiia CHARTER STOVE, aud th good aud cheap Armada, Stonewall, Kentucky, TKNNESSEK, aud PALMETTO BTOVE!, and a great variety, of ' H KA TING STOVKH, all of the latest and most ap proved pat tenia. AImo, Light and Kioooth Country HollowWarts, HitiUets aud Lits, Oven xnd L)d, LK-U'oii8, liiuuer Potn, Tea-Koltien; and fiaruouitur aueiu iou paiu to Itie mauuiaoure of Houti-Work CAST-IBON FS0XTS,tiHATSS, Xc, JfcC. Also and Dealers In Tinners' Htoclu i If desired. Cooking Btoves warranted foi fweive iuoqlhs. Orders solicited bofore purehasiug elsewhere. ioundery, corner Bixth Street and Canal. Store and Hani pie Kooin at No. 14 Hecon (street, 11. K. Hloiuinr's old Maud. hUMKtK, TILLMAN CO. raayZ , , , REAL ESTATE. Mew - Real Estate Agency. J. I. Elliott & Sou , TTAVK OPENKII A KK.tl. ESTAT - Agency tor the sale of and renting o lauds, houses, Jtc, Ae. ' 'Ferseus haviug houses or land to rent oi Bell, or persons wishing to purchase rtr rent, will do well by calling on them at tueir omce, on - ' - Third Street, near Locust ; III jnuel llliOtfM L tf Real Estate Agents,! No. 63 Main btrcet, - , , K VANS Vi U.K, Ind. A Notary Fnbllc In the otHee. (ap2 dt l WM. REAVIS, S Claim Afrent. XJ. Also, REAL KHTATE aod X)LLEOTIl Aur.Ai. - Office on Mam street, between Third and Keurth, No. i54 (over KelUr'a Uan tjlore), Kvansvilio Xxtd. , . - , 4)r. ISurtou's Tobacco 'Antidote KANTKl, V.k C .u..ww .MTHlC TUK TOBACCO It thiV'V rrvr&ihln ami unfai it wnM mtd mr (li bUtaJ, iiiVMiriir.le. i1ihhiiu, piste6 foal Muriijkiiif al treni;ilieiliiic Kwflr, it ttll excelieut tuftic MUk uppel.tV-, oittls tb MomAca to diK? iIms fuo.l, iiiVtrrt slep refreshing, and .tauiblbln rybui-t aealtlt. V.r aiul rhewer jnr xty yrnrt rareil. r"ric KiliV'etitu per box. Ad iuUT?tiiir miw om Injurious elfecui of tubacca, with liatii of t?ytinictTls, xtU LIR. 1. IV. AftAOTT, Je-CJ City, A. TESTIMONI, POMTHASTKlt'S TiXSTtUOX r . I Trthrt4. M koIf BR ton's Antidote ?ro Ruv. J M. Pilton. Mid iiui U m (tfeetttal cure. A. iisaajLX Conndtiou, UarxueM Co O. FKOK TH TJ. S. TkV0t, StZttary'm (IJfir.YkM and supply of tli AVriDOTy' lht owe imiriil Aws done Us work scuKtr. O. T. I- w.ae. . Kbo Nr.ir ltArdiaXSFATF: Piij. CautUirifn of intliicuod tiora having iV', euri of tlitr sviiile for tiitrarrn by Hioc Dr. Uurtol Anlidote, W4 Uoli ionp!jr lor tho priaoiMrs of thuf InVitmioa. Joatra ilira, Vfcrdif H. State Prhon. , A I! tKKR' Tssnv'T. DiNnrion's Antidote for Toikkvo A.i nrmiapliJitil nil rlui-l for it. W. Ati.i.iyCit Nat. B.u.Ve Alfcsny, Ind. - . A 0!.KH3 Ysf AN'SyTKSTTIfrtf T CtCcXr ASTUkOm cured uiy brotliorX;ii myself. It setVc riaa. Hev. i. )H. SffOfiXixZR,' KelleytalioB, f".'Pr)THK pA-ICB HRADQUA11TTRS, LTjr, Ma.S. t tkttoe gttineA tpi-ly-Atm jwwmti of ftrh in Otr9t month by slnir br. Bl ton's AuuOote, and all rlir f.ioba Is Minor! Wi. L. Wit, Ja. .- Fo tiiK Rotmnt Howie JnemsAt, BirVion, Hd.( hoK of BartooS Antidote vmari mlKdmir for tbireed ft om me. 1 take pleasure in rec-cimmiadioa awsii onr readers. a. x. &latkk. .un FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

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f I Henderson County,, Kentucky. Authorized by Act of the Kentucky -Legislature, 1867-63. WW ( A SevenBleb- and-HIjrlilr Ini? provea Ohio Rlrer. liotlom Farms, and 501 Town Lots, to be Disposed of In Sliares. First Prize-.. siso.ooe Second Prie.. Third PrUe 2700 FourLb Prize., - 13.75U Fifth Prize.. 13,750 Hlith Prize 13,750 Hevenlh. Prise.. 13,750 2S0 PE1ZE3 IX TOWJf LOTS, ... Valued at 120 eac!. 140 PRIZISH IN TOWN LOTH, " Valued at f 100 each: . 84 PRtZiiii IN TOWN LOTS, : .. , - Valued at 5H0 each. . TI C ,11' ETSC.! mUK DRAWISO WILL TAKE ' J. piaoe- all Masonio Temple, In Louis. vine, ivemucKy, on iue lat a ay oi isfptem ber. 1869. Ait' ins will lurniHn pamnnieis civins description of the property, aud contain ing me act oi i ne legislature atunoming tne tale, j Commissioners who will manun the en terprise are named In Lhe act of tne kjn&inlature, and tlieir integrity and reMpousiliUuy -are endorsed in - the certiUcates (which will he found in. the paiupuleUi of Ooveruor John W. tsteveusou, liouj. Oarreit llavls and Thomas C. M!Crery, United Kt:Us Hunatora. iXon. John T. Hunch. .Sie?iker of the Kentucl'V Housb ot rteurefteutatives, hob. Arcnioal'l niiou Joseph Adam, President of the Farmers' tioual Hank, John il. Bairet and others, of Hemlersou.Ky.i lion. w. k. farretl. J mtue of lhe Circuit Court tf tb Fifteenth Judi cial District, aud M. H. Johusuii, Jude o I lie Court ti v.oiiiiium fieav, oi uuiaua Hon. Wm. li. Wallier, Mayor, John M. iloulilns. Pre.sident t irt National Bank: and. either, ot KvanKvHJe, Indiana,; aud mauy other geniiemen-oi pouiiion anu prominence in K.uiuccy anu tuuiaua. TICKJCTS can be purchased of i L. H LYNE,- Farmers Bank-,' Header siiu.Kv.: i !.. i , -j. i. ti ,v . i rt. li. ALiiAA.iNiJi'.rt.uominerciai jssuk, Louisvine. Ky.: twos., tu. jl. uiioi t n.Ttuy mrton, Ky. JOHN C. LATHAM. President Bank oi HmibJiisville. HoDltinHville. Kv. jarnen I j. Laiiam.comaieiciai luat.ru dUCttb.'K..Vkf m : I i '! !' ' lUmitH ODenwl at these point oa the 1st of October, law. ' i . PUiXllr ' HOKWBKOOK, Ksq.. Water Hi reet,, between Main aud Hycamorw, and MttMUMiJN. at w.. rto. uortu K if t street,' will order tickets from the AgeutK at Heudersoa, Ky., for those who desire to purcna.se, , . :j , , una uu "-'.'' " i . i Postponemeitt of Henderson County jjana bale. , - . u , ; appointed Commissioners by the Keulucay Liej2iiature. 10 Kuperiuiuu anu cuu duct the lleaderaoa Utuuly lanil taie ot Wiu. McLaiu, Jsq take this metiiod of aiinouacih totut) public that thudrawiug ot uif.eH tu ine emerorise nas oeeu pos. poued unUI the 1st day of tseplember, 1SW V hen. on the ltl ot Ocloier lal, tne enter prk'-e was laid liel'ore the pulmc. It was conti-'eiilly exiecled that itould he co-u-clu led by the. llLh ot January. ItitiH, the day tixed lor the drawing; but sovenl cauHes, none ot which wore autjeipaled. and which could not be coniroiieu by tne t'oiniuiiouers nor by the owner cl the progeny, comhiuml to prevent It. Among lliese we may mention ine l an ure to utaiu printed matter at the time contracted for, the extreme strigeucy oi tne money market, aud the distrust in tha minds ot the people of enterprises like this, iuducetl by muses wliich are yet fresh iu the recol lection of the public. . . Though tickets are now oeinst rapiuiy sold, a sufficient number have not beeu disptmed rt to Justify a transfer uf the property wuuout nringiutc tosa upon ue owner. .... The farming lauds embraced in the en terprise, neatly eiglit lmuared acres of wuicn are cleared anu tuiaoie, win ue rented ut for the pre-ent year la. Oood bonds for the rent will be taken, and these liouiis will be. assigned to the t-ersous who draw the said farms. The money for the tickets sold in In the hands of tbe agents, aud should any share holder be dissatliXled with the postponement, his money will be relunded on the presentation ot his ticket. rue unuersieueo iuiuk it win not oe amiss to say, iu this connection, that 'hey have no pecuniary interest in the above euterpre, nor will they have lu the lu lu re. xney win not receive ue cent lor their services, and they do not now, and will not at any time, own, hold, or control a Millie ticket iu tne enterprise; nor one dollar received from the sale of tickets will be used by them, nor can the owner of tbe property touch, use, or control any part of it until after lhe drawing takes place; aud should the enterprise, by any unforeseen contingency, rove a failure, all money received irom tne sate oi iicteia win oe promptly returned ou presentation of the tickets to the agent from woom uougnt. . .. B. BANKS, ..i ' -W.8. HOLLOWAY, . '. UC t I'KnHFRT T. ttLASW. : 1 K. L. KTARl.INU, OKANT WBKE.N, W. S. ELAN V. Janll (lAW t ! The DIFFICULTY REMOVED Evkht STEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE ; . Stlllwell's Patent Heater and Lime - Catcher ! T' IITK JIOSTSKRIOCM IlIFFK l'LTY expvrit-Ficetl by those who use steam fiower is the formation iu their boileis of wiia' is Known loeuKiueurs as "W ALb or " INCRUSTATION "a hard .substance formed at of the earthy salts contained In i he water, which attaches itself d t ruly to the whole' Inner surface of the holler. In I his city this difficulty is peculiarly ag gravated iiy tlie lar.e quantity of maentf sia and liiue .found in the water, winch. lesides' formiiiK scitles on tbe boiler, oli- : struct s the pipes aud occasions tbe ruo-t aiinoyitiK delays in cleauiuK, as well as actually endangering the saiety of the Doner. - i Si ll I h ol I'm PiUeul Heater Retuoves all tills difficulty, sendinir the water tutu the .boiler free jroui any sedi ment -whatever, and lute as if dNtilied. Alt who use wliut are a liown as the "drive wells'; i lor their supply of water cannot afford to do without Ihis Healer. It will sh ve I berh mucb money in the purchase ot fuel, to say tiolliiug of the auuoyauee aud deiuy in cleansing boilers. The Heater is easily managed, aud quickly cleaused. ' One has beeu in operation at Iglehesrt's Flouring Mill for many months, and given entire satisfaction. Auother is in operation in eilioau's Foundry and the Cotton Mill adjoining. ... Orders tor hliilwell's Heater will receive prompt attention if lelt with nr WILLI.IM UKILMAX, Agent. jab5 i ' .. i. ,.,h ! ; . . .. . . . , . i Crcseeut C;ify Flooring Mill. i r, t.ioit iJ ;l - . "EUGENE. ; KAPPLEK, ' . . Manufacturer and liealer In : lU.;DoorM9'!ESliiids9' ; MOILUINUS, FLOORING, SIDING, And all kinds of DRESSED , AND ROUGH LUMBER. Also, Bole Proprietor and Manufac- " turer of tbe : fi.isa f''ni -. . .-r 1X1 I m

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lhe Great Novelty ! THE H.LTJ9I IXATED Western World, PRINTED IN OIL COLORS! V arret or Beamy and (beapne&s! Contains the tsuperb Romance By th Author of "The Dead Letter." THE CLOUD ON TIIE HEART By the ever-popular A. H. Uoe. Also, Complete utories, Orapblc Sketches, -oetry, c Kach number, idehotlier Illustrations, contain a HFLKNUIl CARTOON, iu Oil Co tors, uieil worth; of framing. TsBMS-fi M-r l -r (oi numbers). Korsaie by all uewr.dinlrs. Ham pie copy sent free. KKEN H & WHEAT, 122 Nassau Htret-t, New York. GEO. fl. JtEED & CO.'S X.IQXJID DYES. Fatsstid Oct. 17, 1S65. Theae lyes offer the slmolest and most useful means of Dyeing Household Ap parel presented to tbe public. They embraee every sha)e; and can be Ubedwith certainty of KaUstuclion. Inqiiite at the drui4fruts ror HKiiD'S LltUlU hlt; take no other kind. Ut;0. II. REED Ok. CO , m Mauufacturers, Boaion. Um PESD'S CHEMICAL SPONGE BLACKINt. the best Dressinir and IJ ackIntr lor Ladies' and Children's .Suom, Rubbers, lc. Orawd RAPirs, Mien., Sept. 10, 18(8. LlPPENt'OTT A BAKKWKIX: ' The people seem to be crazy about your RKD JACK.HT AXtM. Please send me twenty doxeu more. Vours truly. ..... W. D. K. CAUTION. Unprincipled dealers are selling Axes painted red, as the Red Ja ket Axo. The .gootl qualities of this Axo conaUUi In its superior cutting qu ilities., not In the Red Paint. The Red Jacket " is for sale by all refponsible hardware dealers and lhe manufacturers. ' LIPPINCOTT A BAKE WELL, Pittsburgh. Pa.. NATIONAL AGRICUL'f LTB 1ST ; AMD' S Pennsylvania Faim Journal,Dovoted t' Agriculture, Horticulture fc Ultra' Economy, Publttihel at PirrtiBUKtiM, Pa. , j; M. & O. 1). KUEsTKIt, Ediloi-s, AHsl.Hlel by a Corns of Practical Cont'ibatots. TrKMS Si 00 per annum: ten foptes 7 f.0. Advertising ix'. er line e.-icti nisei lion. THE AMERICAN UNION ! ' PRICE REDUCED! i $G CO A. YIlAIt! This favorite Family Jurnal will here. after be sent to subcribers for f J & x r year. A ttratui ttipy seut one year to any Dersou who obtains six names and lot wards them, with the money, to im. 'In other words, we will end leven coplts for fl.i HO. This mu.eH the UHIiin tbe CHEAPhXT HTOHY PAPKtt IN AMEUiCA IU columns are till, d with Capital H'ories by the best writers, ubd tin t charming vaileiy iu po- ny. wit. and ijeiierai mioei lany so well ca cuialed to please all lovers of good reading. yow Is the Time to Subscribe ! Hitiele cooie 8 cents. All !e:tlers sell It Address ELLIOTT, THOMI5H TALlitri', Hilton, Mass. Amarican Company Richly Scented I Toir.irr miapn. IIoorT, Glycerine, KIdcr Flower, Kouqutt, aud I'alm, In quality, style, and perfume warranted equal to the English, aud sold fully 50 per cent. cheaer, which accouuts lor tne great failiu off in tiie demand for the loreigu soaps, and t he unprecedented success of the Jlvirrican Company Toilet Hvaix, now sold every where iu ine United Htates. McKKONE, VAN 1IAAOKN A CO., Sole Manufacturers, "8 Sarclay Street, New York. 32 .South Wont Wtreet, fuiladelphla. ArjPMi-PARIXU. Coi inj;, and Slicing Machines. Made hy I). U. WilirTluMuliK, W oices er, Mass. Wanted, Agents. Cllt3s pt-r moii tli. everywhere maieaud female, to iut risiuce the UKNUISui I MfiMJ VKU COM MO .VShA'al!: FAMILY SJiWIJSU MAVUINK. 'ihis maclm.e will biitih, hem, tell, tuck, quilt, curd, bind, braid, aud einbioider iu a most superior mauner. Price only 818. r uiiy warranted for live years. We will pay tl,uuu for any machine that will sew a stronger, more beauuiul oi mote elastic seam lhau ours, it makes the "Elastic Lock Htitch." Every second stitch can be cut, and ttill V-'e ciotti cannot be pulled apart without tearing It. We pay Aneuia from 875 to fc-iAl p,r month aud t-xpent-es, or a coiniulKxi ,n from whicn twice that amount can be made. Audress r-E('OMli CO., Plltnuurgu, Pa., Bostou, laas., or St. Louis, Mo. Caution. 1X not be Imposed ou by other parlies paimiug otr worthless t-ast-iion machines, unuei the same name or otherwise. Ours is the only genuine and really practical cheap macuiiie mauufact u red. Giiman's Pulmonary Troches. Especially reconimendcd lor clearing the tuoal and relieve hourtcnean. Much valued by Sii'gers aud Speakers. At once the 0sl and cheapest. Sold everywhere by druggists. Only 25 ceuls per box. May be hud lu any quantity ot JOHN 13. PARK. Cincinnati, O. JL. VJL lJ-iO, XXX. 1M. E. BEITi: MIVEKlUUl.'si The Beat Stomach Tonic Known. A Sure Cure for Lyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Asttinta, Chills and Fever, Oiavel, Diabetes, and General Debility. J-'ur tale by all druggist. Da. E. DEX i i-.it L' VEKI i'OK, Piopriator, liuitalo, N Y. Deafasss, Catarrh, bcroiula. ALtlll who hud -sutleied for years irom Dealuea.-, Ctlai i li, and t-croluia ItHd was cured by a smipie remedy. Her sympathy and gratitude, pioinpfs her to send tne receipts in e oi chaigci to any one similarly a tllicted. AiiUieu Mr. M. C. L , ilobosen,N.J. EUKl.VU BUT MOBLK Sell-help lor Youug Men whu, hav ing erred, desire a oetter manhood. Sent lu sealeil letter envelopes, iree of charge. II benefitted, reluiu the postage. Address PlllLANTaitUS Box P, Phtiadelptiia, pa. rJCijiclo Oirciiilfir E0R JANUARY, 1869, Contaiuiug a list of valuable and use'ul articles for sale at ON li DULLER each; also, liberal inducements lor forming Clubs. . It also contains information which, we think, tuitl Oe imjiortaiU to uny person seruiing Money to the (xift KnUrprite one JMlar Concern. It is the opinion of some of onr city and Stale officials, tbat if this circular is circulated in ad parts of the country, it would be the meaus of saving a great deal of money which is now lost by seuding to these uniawlut coucerns. Ou account of our immense traiie, aud of the depreciation iu merchandise, we are uovf oilet ing to Agenls better inducements than ever befoie ottered. Copies tent Iree to auy address. ANLRKWS & CO., O-i Klui IS I., (lonueriy lti-1 Sudbury St.,) liottroN, iMams. I Wanted, AgentsTO SELL TIIE 'AM ERICA N KNITTINti MACHINE. Price f. 'the simplest, cheapest, and best Knitting Machine ever invented. Will knit 2U,IW stitches per minute. Address Auekiuak Knittjko Maciis Co., Boston, Mass , or St. Louu-, Mo. " WEAKE ON HANOI And are prepared, on account of our Immense increaiM) cf business, and of the de.. prectation lu merchandise of all kiuus, to otter to our Agents aud the public, not only Coi tons, but all kinds of Ooods at prices thau ever beloie ottered. Any person Hint wiil send to us forpriuted notices ot 60 articles, with tii enclosed, can receive, FREE OF C03T, : A selection of oueof the following articles: Mioses i?"ur Muff aud Tipputt, Silverlaled Ice Pitcher, Lpine Walch, Wool ong Shawl, 1 puir Klaukets, Ac , vc. Kor additional ai ticulat,Mlio s'oKOUB KU.W C1KCCJLAK SOU livj). i llON. I. l'XOd I'll., No. (U ILlux Street, Boston, M

2 CXVTX i.MOa IMPORTANT! IJS OUt KJIENT TO AGENTS L4ROtK TIIA.V EVKKl 100 PER CENT. Paved by clubbing together and buying Cotton Cloth, Drfss Uoodk, Woolkm ClOODS, HIKKT, BtANlTt TS, MHAWIS, SC., 4C , together with Hoois A Bwuts, Books, t CT1I.EKY, SlI.VKR-Pr.ATEI W'AHS, C'AST. KM, KAKCT OOODS, C, Of I;ASTMA & KENDALL, 65 Hakoveb St., Boston, Mass, I Iceused Wholesale Ileal era by tbe 1 nlled Stnirm. EsrA15LX3HED 1S4. The goods Bold by us ure described In printed slips or check, which are cent to auy addret.8 at I lie rate of ten cents each, In clubs of ten, twenty, thirty, torty, sixty, one hundred, one hundred and fifty, two

hundred, sc. f or a dollar th receiver can buy the article described in the check, or exchange it for auy o e or two or three hundicd other artieies In our circular. Aa a guarantee of the worth o' every article so d by us. any article ou onr checks can le exchanged for a White Bed O.uilt or a Silver Pis ted Revolving Table Castor, with Eive Bottles. Head win t. tn (treat paoer of lhe Northwest,- the Toledo Jilade (Nasbys paper), say g of us: What We Saw at tub UVb. Curiosity led us, wlii 'e recently iu Boston, to visIt the dollar establish menl oi Messr. East man & knxDtLL. Ttitlr trade tins become so liiiinensw that thy now r.oeupy foor stores iu the elegnut block Nx ilauover Street. The uame or this nrrn bus become as ' familiar as household words ' lliiougli out the M iddie and Western States, while as prompt and honorable buslce-t nie'i they are endorsed by tne bust tinus-in their own city. Their Club system of selling gocds has done rrior,. we believe, during the past few years to keep down the prices of domestic articles m everv d y use, thau ail other iuil'iences combined. Mst of their tjoods are manufactured expressly for tijeni. as, lor In si at ice, cutlery itiudei to their order Ih Hhellield, lbigland, anl JtuI Killed in jate.oqaautiue.4 iw tlieir dollar trade alone." ..-.- s Sum in tht lime It ff-'C ti(ficrs and tntl in dubs. LAirtie uptx-utlly wanted an ujeutx. I'attial list ol artieies allowed as com mission to h ny one sentllug in clubs: CLUB OE TlllBXV. '.. .ill, yar.U hlr-aciied or unblestcried Cotton' Cloth. Plioti graph Alnuai, luo pictures, elfgant MortHtco binding. Revolving oval band Silver Flated 1 able castor. & bottles. Lu. dies' Drens l'tll-t'n. A Lady's richly-ornamented Kiack vv'ftliioi. Wrltina DesK. Fan cy 'asslmere P.mts Pattertt. Large ,V hite ail Linen Table Cover, White Laucaste' Counterpane, JO yards- Calico. Alhsmbra BcIO,uilt. Ladles' Morocco Stropping Bag. Oood Cottage Clock. ... t LU B OK rIXTV,Si.t 42 yards of bleach ed or unbleached col luu cloth. Eashlonable !)!.- Pattern; ' t:l yania wrsil ossi mere lor Pants ami Vt-st Pattern. Fash. 1 uuhle woolen shawl. White Marseilles e uineria.ie. Lndy's lsrife treuuine niomcco sliojiping In. Lad'i Fashionable, t'loak l'atierii. lair K'' white woolen Blankets. Black Alpaca Dress Pattern. 4 yards double width waler proof cloaking. 0 yards Farmers' good wool Prodi tint. Ko-4'wood Brass Alu in Clock. . f null 's Fur Muff " et, MLsses .Fnn. Muff ami Collar. CLUB OF ONE -llUNUhED. 1SKI.I Hi yards giKtd Bleaclx d or UuliecJieU cottou cIMIi. one Vsrd Wide. Lady's or gnnl's new Hilver limiting Case Watch. Fasriionable Thibet Ine.s Pattern. Elegaut Black Aloaca lress Pattern. XJne pair of kkI -white woolen Blankets, lnre sizo. Lady's KasiilonahtA DoaWe Wsiet Shawl.. Two larue. line, bleached linen taiilo covers, with one, dt zuu la: ge-fcized d Insier oapk t ns to match. 2 ards hemp carpeilug. iy yurtis flue eassimeto for soil, one doscen lvorv Handled Steel Biade.d .KniTes and P'orkrf. " On dozen Kogers ' best Silver Plated Forks on white nietfiL PorUtlde te-wing and Embroidering Machine. 7!4 yards double-width Walerpruof Cloaking. Set of Fins, muff and collar. . It is lniiioseihle to give a complete list of goods, but Agents ilcsliuig articles not niv'iu tl above, will please mention them. and we will accommodate them it possible. If von have a club ready, or Intend to raise one tor auy other house, tion't Juil to se-rt'l U to vs. and at ihr. t'one time ask for our Sew irvular and Afutnntoth txehcmge l.ttt. Parlies acting as agents for other dollar houses In Ihis clly.will please send us their address and that ot a dozen or K of their male and female friends, as ue run make if for their ad van tM go to do so. Male hiiiI femalesiriuits wutned as usual. si;,mi mo.m:v is Hnutnt i:ki;i l.tt fl.fts in every instance, aud we truariiiitee that it will ctjlus pel lectly safe, N. B. Our s;ile should not be classed with dollar Jewelry sales aud tift enterprises, Send to us lor decision respecting oar business by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, dated Washington,' November . isi. if you waut prompt returns tor your money, wnd your clubs to EASTMAN & KENDALL, P. O. Box E, S3 Hanover St., Boston, Maw IXT liKAl .THE A HOVE. 8' 8 g -g. THE PATENT MAGIO COMB Will color gray hair a permanent black or brown, Sold every where, sent by mall for U -i. Address WM. I'ATTo v. Treasurer, Magic Comb Company, Springfield, Mass, CINCINNATI ABV'XS. CITJjSTISI Y 33A.aSe KiA IIAI.EN KXTItA HEAVY sj j J Uuunies arriving and iu fctore, for sale by FOSTER BROTHERS, S-X Went Hi;-il Street CINCINNATI, OHIO. We desire- to Inform the trade that we have beeu appointed agents for the largest Importer lu the United States, aud are now prepared to supply them In any quantity. doclMdtf Bonte BleUci Cordage Mills. .T Oil iv ljorvTia, MANITfrACTUKEK OF Il :uii: Itopo, ll?mp Packing, and Hemp Twine for Sewing Gmrnies, A1AI. ST., one door south of Front. i Ue22 il.'fin ClNCTN,NATf. OHIO. 1. A. Ci.akkk, Memphis, Tenn. J. B. llRt'itY, late of Cartmell s Drury. , I Vl,AUt & IUUItY, (Successors to Cartmell A 1i ury,) ' Jl0lM?3 111 i'MKll'tt I COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. 2IO I'KOST KTKKKT, Bet. Washington and Ad&ma,' MKMP11IS, TENN, By permi-!on we refer to Brandels A Crawford, I-Auisvitle, Ky.; Barton A Pool, Ciiiciiiuat i. Ohio; li. Kullner. Jr., t t Kvausville, Ind.: Hnyhtirt A Whlttnker, Kvitnsvilie, Ind.; ;ole Brothers, St. Bouik, vio. ; Charles T. Hiiide, t airo, 111.; F. W. Smith, President People s liana. Meuiphln. Ten ii.: W. li. Cherry, l'resideut Meichants' Isatioiiiil Bank, -Memphis, 'J'enu.; Clarke, Fly A Co., Memphis, Tciin.; Ncwlon Ford A Co., Memphis, Ten ti. ; Sliattqii, Ooyer A Co., Memphis, Tenu. ' (sel dtf WM. fll.KNX. JAS. X OLENN, It.IVMONl, i. STOlKWELL, . - WITH.- ....'.' WM. GLENN & 03VH, ",' WHOLESALE GROCE11S, ti.Mixxm. uovlG 3m 1 Manufacturer or, and Wholesale and . Ketall Dealer in, ' ' ' COLLARS, and SADDLERY HARDWARE, ' . ; : ; JO, RS Main Street, corner Bacono, KVANSVIU.K. In a. fnbie dU

STJSXXTESS CA1TDS.

Dr. J. C. Blerbower, IlESIDEM DEXTIST, Ojflce-No. 10 FIRST ST., Between Main and Vocwit, Tender his professional services to the citizens of Kvansvllle and Vicinity. Administers Nitrous Oxide Uan to alteviste pain la extracting teeth. oCM dly Where it the Lett place to get a nice Sign, painted? Well, that'x' cool I at if everybody didn't know that OSBORNE & BECKER do the dnealetl and Lett work 2 in tM city. inovi'ij If jTou want to get PreHorlpf Ions lied, go to an olt and reliable ,,t Wa . wliltM - SiriOA 1.11 f . T t kH. rienced prescript ion IhU are alww to nit preset t prions. ' SCHLAEPFER'3 Ts ttlA ntrlwf. Stnil mrnjl FAttalilA as his prescript ions now unrulier uw i iii riy-our xuousauu rour ii ml red. Yon can tret nrescrfntlons filled at all hours, lny or nlnlit. a? i 'MtlLAKl'rKK'S, no21 Otwnor Mslti sud Second. Ory UoodM----Oi ocerlos. KRAMER & JIESK2R, iinl iir. S"DXoc-alnHlhK. assorlinrut ot both always V hand. Highlit price paid lor country produce. Waoa-yard free to customers. nov7 3m HA US1I ALL'S Line JCngraviny of tlranl . and Jjinv.oin, WM. WACHV AKPnt, KTASH VILLK..... IS MA SA , Third Kt,n Wns!ilni;tou Block. ' FKH'RS: PI. proof 9 a T llltl. )KKlf 7 IKI Art. proof..-,.. 1"J 00 iiov.i :iiu i i i Ar. WACHH, STATION KK, IMOK 'VINDSi:. And Itlank look Man.ufarl.urfr, And Henler in School Books, Pictures and trames. Mirrors, Boolt : liiu-UlasstiH, French disss, Ac., ,' OLW IMMIW KtHOi;NI. SCK'i Til llli) ti'lRKKT, ,., ,(UKPb:KICH'! BIii'K.) ; KVAlSSVII.Ii:...-....I.MIAMA. nov:ily" ' I,. Cif,T 'Brewery, COOK; & jRlCE, Proprietors, ' ' i KVANMVit.1., Ind , j ( , Manufacturers of Laser lieer and Stock Ale and Dealers in MAi.T A HOPS. I ocJKIdly I K T E it 'V1I.ULINU, DRUGGIST, And Dealer ia PairitM. OiLs, VA TtSlSHKN, OYJC IT U'W, VtlMIOt, OI.AM, Mlii.K AI, l VSTUUMKNTH, ln re UitHH Mini KritiMlicH, And all popular Paleut Medicines d the info. SO. a North H ater Street, KVANPttlliLt. 1 A IU ANA oca ly DR. F. L. DAVIS, Ilomtrop.itlilc Physician. Office on Second Street, between Main aud Iocust. oc28 dly DR. E. J. EHRMAN, Homoeopathic Physician. OlHcf No. 19 Second Street, betweeu Main aud Liocuut. Office Honrs From H a.m. to 12 M., and 1 to 6 l. M At hla residence, corner of Seventh and Chestnut Streets, after nluht. foc2Hdly Ji:. A. JJITTUOia,A' DKAl.KK IN WATCHES, JEWELRY Oold Pens, Srectacle, Kyeelasses, Irlllver aud Plated Ware, Watch and ClocH Material, So, l MAlfe ST., Bet. Second and Thild, JVAsvlJ Ind. Watches and Clocks ltepalred and warranted. Cham. Aktkm, with Geo. A. I'.ittrolff. (ocJ8 dly H0DIAU t() A I. MIK.S, JOIIX I.VGLK, JK., & hO.V, I'roprlelorM. OITitKlNO. 2 MAIN SI'., oc'flf WM. K. FRKNC1I. ( If AS. KbINOKI.IKKKltK. ' AUiT uaiiiiiodm:. ' WM. K FRENCH & CO., IV o. 47 und 49 MAIN NT.. KVAMSVILLK, INO. WHO WANTS A XiCV. CAKI'KT at a reasonable, price, and no trouble about 11? Now is tne timo to make your Wife or friend a handsome Christ ma lieenl, und at the came Li me maku homo us coinloi tab:e and cosy tot a palace. lAtW PHI i F,s, i KKAT I NDUCKM KNTS AND GOOD ADVICE: Iu order to reduce ourftock before making our annual Invoice ou January 11, laoa, we proMsefr - iiik .t;vr nivs-u t oiler our Carpet at the lowest possible figures Hint will pay cost, curriagt, and expense. Also, 1n order to give employment to our Carpets matters and Upltoislt rers durltii the dull season, we propose to make up aud lay down al Curels we sell till January 1st. FKKK 4lF t IIAitdi;. All (toods delivered free. All work lutranierit, our stoca of MattiuK-i, Oil t 'loilis. Window Shades, lauiasks, 1 jice Cui tul us, 'or nlces. Wall I'Hpers, and lioiise Furnish! in UihhIs, generally, is larger llitiu all others (in that line) now in our city combined. We pruose lo sell iheiu as low as Ihese Kvjds are retailed in the United Stutes. We are exclusively in this line of business. What otbe.rs can do elsewhere we propose to do to Kvansville. F. very man to JiN trade." Ci.y K:isn.eHS Is divided: Don't lt lo a shoe store lor putty pudlocKs. Iiou't buy ric or r;it-talt tiles lu a crockery store Don't ask tor mutton in a mil liuery shop. Don't think you can puiclnise (IryKisi h iu adru s o-e. A nd, ah ;v sit, ls.ut buy your CAKPKTS in a irti OOODS IlOlJSK. 'i'his sdvbre (like our Cat ts t-maklua lor : days ii K'veii gratis lor tlie benefit of "Alt whom U mttf concern.'.' Oiveusacall. .vansvlhe, lud . Deo. 1 1S8. ile PUALOS'S "PAPHlAV I.TI0?i For Ilcautlfjlnx I lie bltln and lorn- ... piexion. ; ; r Removes all Krupttons, K'eckles. Pim ples, Moth Bhttches, '1 an, etc., aud render the skin toft, fair, and blooming. For iudies iu cue iMursery il in invalu able. ' ' For Gentlemen after Shaving It has no equsi. ' ' ' 'Paphlan lotion" Is the only re II ii hi remedy for diseases uud bietiu.tits ol the Skin. VII AI.OWH' i A 11 1 UM NO V h i the Toilet. Nursery, aud. llallt. will not chap the skin. Price 'i cents per caae. , , , 1 . ii i ' '"FI-OK IK UfATO." 1 1 '"'' h1'I,uk hi) MAlo,. :t."j : A New rVrtume lor the Handkerchief, i- ' Kxquialte, Delicate, 1-jiMiug Fruruiice. , . PlIALON A HON, New York.t Sold by all drusisLs. IJydly

.J01JN . KCOTT, ASoolN?IIcr,fi-utincr Ann N E W H I li a I, I R, 50. 53 MUX 8TKLET, car. hecond, ul5d'y KvwaviLLE. In i,.

Wholesale Booellers & Statlor-cra, SCHOOL BOOKS, i BLANK BOOKS, M ISC ELL A NEO LS B OOKS, PAPER ENVELOPES, AUD General tlUtlmtvy, IVo. 11 Mrtln Ktroot, EransvISSc, Iiul!a:i.i. ulySly CHATFIELD & VOODS, M A JV II F A V T v it t: i: H A.NI WIIOI.iSAI.IC 11 and 1) Walnut Street, Keep constantly hat d n coniplte assorlment of FLAT-CAP, FOLIO, DKHV, -MKlMtH, 1IYAI, iSO Kl'I'KIMCOiAL KljAT I.KTTKIlS, V!rlo in weight; FI-AT I tM M F.I a 1 A I, AMI lACKrir NOII.M; I I til bard's iLA'.I.I) tOVKK 1'AI'KU-. Num. I anil 2; also, otter brand-., ot an colors; PUINTKKS' CAKIl STOCK, in ! beets, colorcit mid vhlfc; mIm, CUT CAUDrt, In lull Variety of (mall lies mid Kir.es. RULED LETTER, NOTE, AND CAP PAPERS, Various welxhls and (mallt.les. . MANlirACl'Ul KKH Olr P'APKR UAilH & FLOUR SACKS, All siz.es and n timbers, first quality of pap r. New Ptifier, Manilla I 'iper. Hook 1r;cr, W"Vrrfmif Jtjer. Colored famter Jner, J riper, hlnreh ijrer, Caiuhe Jliprr, i'ar JioarUn, htraiv liourdt. . f.CitdU'lS f Alt KIlllS For 15iuders'use,toi;eth r with TCK)I,H mid IIINIKKS MAt HIM:itV, All of which we offer at lowest iniirket prise:. Orders by mall promptly filled. CUAl'HKliU A WldllM. 77 aud 7 Walnut street, Iliar2l dtf liK'liiontl. DENTISTS. 9 Over Plmt National B tik, Corner Main and First Street, Evansvllle, lud., MAIWri'AtTlltr.H OF f'ONTINt's ous tliim Work, tlold. Silver, VniCH.niU),t)riilile, and Amber 1 Mates, Carved Work, ArUIicIa'. PalaU, Ac. AUMINISTUATOB of yNltrous Uld (an excellent ami sate a viesthetio), I lilci rotorm, Kllier, aud als I several locu l pai ly.ern. NKUHAI'JK! A ffVTt Ions treated. MY FACIB1T1KH h re as k-..1 and n? eslslilisliiticiil as lari (conslsi intr of iv rooms) as any in tho L uited wtaUis. 1 KKTURN MY THANKS for tha ei. tensive pai.rouatse received durinic the o.-.i t KlOllT YEAlti mcn.i 48 MAIN. STREET, MANUFACTURING J EYSI EES, AND DEAI.KKM IN M 3 li X C .A 1ST AM olid lug, t red iced prices for Hie Holiday Seanon, a choice stock (d ' IT X IV 1Z T I I V TI I. 1 1 V t)P KVKHY t'KSClUPTlON, Consist Iuk of Illiiftioiids, Aincrlran H'att hc, JVarlM, tngllsh UatHtis, KublCH, fc w IsH Watt In , KincraltlM, tolJd (.'old Chains, AID liold sird Filler Fpedadcs. Also, a superior article of Nolitl tiMxvr IVarc, Msnnlactured expresily for our trade, and 'many smaller aitlcle, particularly appiopriate for Holiday and "Wedding Presents. Constantly on hand a choice selection ol fllLVKlt-PIiATKll Vt'AKK, which will b sold at a very close pi o flu 'Particular attention given to I lie Kesolting of Diamonds and other Gems, In the most novel aud a -tlsllc manner. An exarnlnaUcn of our stock is rfspectfully solicited. '" deadly WiX . GLENN & SONS, . Importers and Jobliers of CINCINNATI HAVE A I.AltlJK MOI OP M l. , pie. Variety, and MiHiuiuctiiM d Ooods, wliich they oiler lit the lowest rates, and lo which they Invite I ,e atlt n. thin Of tho trade, Idc.U il .int eod - . I'T i:. 'lOHON d ies all kinds of KoIJLa pslriiiK in lhe neatest m.nn.i. Oniois left at iscottV liotk Store will lo proiMptly attended I . Clsl&i'us jrep.ilrevl. dcil dim