Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 January 1869 — Page 3

fiAiLY JOITItlSrAIi FRIDAY JANUARY 2,

Wanted Evenings at Home. There is no greater want in these days, in all the households of New England, than evenings at home. We have lamented the loss of the oldfashioned open fireplace, with its cheerful wood fire roaring up the chimney, and its outposts of apples and cider. But they would do little good in these days, wben nobody would stay at home to enjoy them. Everybody and every institution seem to have conspired to make it impossible to gather the family at home for a quiet evening. There are lectures and concerts and fairs to say nothing of opera and theatre and ball which are not yet quite of the past. If a family belong to the Church and do not turn aside to the frivolities, and but occasionally to the public social and intellectual entertainments, there are prayer meetings and confer ence meetings, there are preaehinv: meetings and special meetings and revival meetings. And then there are reading rooms and Christian associations and unions for Christian work, and the lyeeum and the singing school and the glee elub. It is not easy to say which of tt'ese institutions of civilization or Christianization should be given up. Rather the cliort of society is to invent and organize new appliances for pleasure and profit. The church adds a lyceum, the literary association a prp-yer meeting, or the Christian union a billiard training room. We are not sitting in judgment on these modifications of society, nor inclined to write ourselves old fogy by lamenting the degeneracy of the times. Yet one may be pardoned for desiring to find room in these crowded days for so good an institution as an evening at home. Worship is good, whether it be in the Sunday congregation or the evening lecture, the class meeting or the covenant meeting. But then we wonder whether an evening at home would not be a profitable thing to mix in with these. There arc traditions of good old days; some old people think they remember the time when mothers used to gather their children for evenings at home, and fill up the few hours before bed-time with instruction in such old-fashioned lore as catechism and commandments. Might not an occasional evening of that old-style instruction famish a basis upon which to build in the numerous religious meetings of these days? Christian associations and unions, and reading rooma are good so far as they afford sale and pleasant retreats for strangers in the city, who are shut out from the privileges of the homecircle, and lure the wandering from the temptations of vice. But so far as they lead our youth from the quiet of home, and create or increase the craving for publicity, they are not blessings. Better the few books and well read of our fathers in quiet homes, than all the crowded shelves of great libraries, than reading rooms filled with the trashy sensational literature of the day, with the loss of the home atmosphere. Our merchants and wealthy employers uro princely in the bestowment ot their means to build up public institutions for the homoless. Would they not do more good at less expense by making their homes free, to their clerks and employees, and providing for them pleasant social evenings at home? Lectures are good tilings when they arc good, and we are ready to applaud the zeal of rival associations to furnish the most brilliant array of talent Tor their courses of lectures. Albeit e must confess that on the whole the modern lecture has more of chaff than wheat, that sense has less chance than sensation, that smartness and sarcasm are more in demand than strong thought. But good or bad, thev take evenings. Now, what shall be done? There are oo!y about six evenings in the week Sundays excepted and if a man is public-spirited and a Christian as every man ought to be and active in all good work if he attends the conference meeting and the church meeting, to say nothing of the vestry or committee meeting, and is an active member of the ward temperance society ; if he attends the lectures oi our coarse and concerts of our ciub the Philharmonic-iMozart-IIandel-irayden-Mendel-'SoIin Society and drives an evening tu tha reading room committee of our Christian Association for Work, how is he to fiud time to take tea and spend an evening with neighbor Jones, who was married the sama Winter he was, or to invite the Browns to spend an evening with liim, or to have a gocd time with the young folks at home, even if he isn't an Alderman or a member of the Common Council? We know an excellent lady who positively declares that when her husband gets rich and retires from business, she intends to get acquainted with him. We doubt her success, unless beiore that time evenings at home become fashionable. Cannot some good genius, in these days of invention, contrive a week with about ten evenings in it, so arranged as not to infringe upon the original hebdomal week? By some pitch means we might possibly secure the much needed evenings at home. Providence Journal. STOVE WORKS. Excelsior Stove Works. 1.EMIIEU, TII.LJIAN & Co. Successors to if. K. Blerulcer), I'TASIlfACITREKfi of tbe fine and ' EXCELSIOR STOVE, u most durable now made, and th IriiUOUS CHARTER STOVE, nil th good aud cheap Armada, Stonewall, Kentucky, TENNtXHEE, and PALMETTO RTOVKH, and a great variety of USA TINtt HTOVES, all of the latest and most approved patterns. AIbo, Light and Smooth Country HollowWare, SSkiiletw and Idda, Ovens aud Lrida, log-IronK, Dinner Pols, Tea-Kettles; and fiarticuiiir atteutlon paid to the manafaoure of Uootsa- Work CAST-IBOX FSOXTS, GRATES, c, 4c. Also Tiuwnre ; and Dealers In Tinners' Htocfc. If desired, Coofetns Stoves warranted for twelve months. Orders solicited, before purchasing elsewhere. Koundery, corner SLslh Street and Canal. (Store and Sample Room at No. 14 Keeon Htreet, H. K. Blemker'8 old stand. Bl.KMlCEH, TILLMAN fc CO. CCMKKT, J.I M K, SALT, BACOW, On Ik, Bran, 4c, at the lowest market r:nes. EURMAN, FISHER & CO., c2l dtf No. ID North Water Street

FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

To Physicians. NEW Yokk, August lath, 1867. Allow me to call yonr attention to my PREPARATION OF COMPOUND EXTRACT BUCHU. The component parts are BUCHU (IiOSG Leaf), CUBEBS, JUNIPER BERRIES. Mode oj Preparation. Bucliu, In vacuo. Juniper Berries, by distillation, to form a flue gin. Cabebs extracted by displacement by liquor obtained from Janiper Barries, containing very little sngar, a small proportion of spirit, and more palatable than any now In use. Tbe active properties are by this mode extracted. Bucliu, aa prepared by druggists generally, Is of a (Jars: color. It is a plant that e-u ts its fragrance; the action of a flame destroys this (its active principle), leaving a la k and giutlnoui decoction. Mine is the color of ingredients. The Bncbn In my preparation predominates; tbe smallest, quantity of tbe other ingredients are added, to prevent fermentation; upon inspection, it will be found not to be a tincture, as made in pharmacopoaa, nor is It a syiup, aud therefore can be used in cases where fever or inflammation exists. In tltis, you have the knowledge of the ingredient and the mode of preparation. Hoping that you will favor It with a trial, and that npon inspection 11 will meet with your approbation. With a feeling of confidence, I am, very respectfully, II. T. 11 ELM BOLD, Chemist and Druggistof 10 Years Experience In Philadelphia, and now located at his Drug and Chemical Warehouse, 591 Broadway, N. Y. From the Largest Manufacturing Chemist In the Woild.l "I ain acquainted with Mr. H. T. Helmbold; be occupied the drug store opposite my residence, aud was successful la conducting the business where others bad not been equally so beiore hnu. 1 have been favorably Impressed with his character and enterprise. "WILLIAM WEIQHTMAN, "Firm of Powers & Welghtman, Manufacturing Chemists, Ninth aud Browu Streets, Philadelphia." Ilelmbold's Fluid. Extract Buchu, for weakness arislug from Indiscretion. The exhausted powers of nature, which are accompanied by so many alarming symptoms, among which will be fouud Indisposition to Exertion, Los of Memory, Wakefulness, Horror of Disease, or Forebodings of Evil; in fact, Universal Lassitude, Prostration, and inability to enter into the enjoyments of society. The Constitution, ouce affected with Organic Weakness, requires tbe aid of Medicine to strengthen and Invigorate the system, which llEi.iitiox,D'rf Kxtkact Bochu invariably does. If no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or Insanity ensues. Ilelmbold's Flu'd Extract Buchu, in a (lections peculiar to Females, is unequaied by any other preparation, as in Chlorosis or Retention, Painfulness, or Suppression of Cu-tomary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Sclilrrus Mate of the Uterus, and ail complaints incident to the set, whetlirr arising from habits of dissipation, imprudence in, or the decline or cliuuge of, life. HelmboUVs Fluid Extract Buchu and Improved Hote Wash will radically exteiminate fiom the system diseases arising from habits of dissipation, at little expense, little or no change iu diet, no inconvenience or exposure, completely superseding those unpleasant aud dangerous remedies, Copalvu. and Mercnry, In all these diseases. Use HtlmbouV Fluid Extract Buchu in all diseases of i .ose organs, whether existing in inn lo vr female, from whatever cause o Initiating, and no matter oi how long m a tiding. It is pleasant In taste and odor, 'immediate" In action, and more strengthening than -any of the preparations of Bark or Iron. Those suffering from broken-down or delicate constitutions, procure the remedy at once. The reader must be aware that, however slight may be tbe attack of the above diseases, it Is certain to affect the bodily health and mental powers. All the above diseases require the aid ot a Diuretic. UELMBOLD'sl EXTRACT BUCHU Is tbe great Diuretic. Sold by druggists everywhere. Price $1 25 per bott'.e, or six bottles for ffl 50. Delivered to any address. Describe symptoms in all communications. Address IL T. HELM BOLD, Drug and Chemical Warehouse, 694 Broadway, New York. NOXE ARK ClENCIJiE UNLESS done up iu streel-engraved wrapper, with fac-Minile of my Chemical Warebouse, and sigued H. T. Uklmbold. jams dm REAL ESTATE. New Seal Estate Agency. J. I. Elliott & Son SAVE OPESiED A REAIi ESTATi Agency for the sale of aud renllug o lands, henses, tc, Ac. Persons bavlug houses or land to rent oi sell, or persons wishing to purchase ot rent, will do well by calling on them at their office, on Third Street, near Locust Xii Itilliotf TJlooU, June! I tf Real Estate Agents, No. G3 Main Street, EVANSVILLK, I NT A Notary Public in the office. fap29 dtf WM. HI2AYIS, U. H. Claim A-sjont. Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTIHd AUiiJNX. Office on Mara street, between Third and Keurth, No. Do1,-! (over Keller'a uiin store), EvansvUlA- lud. aeplV'tt JOHN 1YINS0N, BRASS FOUNDER AND FINISHER, Steam and Gas-Pipe Fitter, Manufacturer and Dealer in Steam and Water Gauges, Bpeiter and Kabbitt Metal, and all Articles appertaining to a Brass Foundry. STEAMBOAT AND GENERAL BLACKSMITHING, Water Street, bet. Fine and Leet. EVANSVILLE, IND.

Cash paid for old Copper and Braaa

GROCERIES.

Cash ! Cash ! Ilighly Important Kcws! Wishing to redtice our stock of FANCY and STAPLE GROCERIES, We will, during the month of January, sell at a reduction of JTIViE PER CKNT. In other words, we will sell ONE DOLLAR'S WORTH or any and all goods in our store FOR 95 CENTS, to be paid in cash or its equivalent at the time of purchase. We propose to Bell, as heretofoie, as low aa any other house in the city; and in addition, as an inducement to buy for cash, we will throw off 5 cents for every dollar's worth you buy at retail. This is no humbug or deception, as those who have known as for the lat fifteen years will readily believe; and strangers who wish to be convinced have only to try. WE EXCEPT NO CJOOIS. Staples and Fancy Goods will share alike In the slaughter. Bring your cash, so as to be prepared to get 25 cents back for every five dollars' worth yon buy. . Jan4 V1CKERY BROS..7.i Main St. FISCHES & BITTER, JVIer-o limit Tailors, No. 3 First Street, .Next door to Lowry & Co.'s bank, evansvillb:, ikij. A fine Block of Imported Goods always ou band. isatisfaction iu all cases eiaranteed. au21di.l j. c. DtraotrcHKT. r. n. nusoucuK'i, J. C. DUSOUCBET & C0 COTTOJf FACTORS, Produce and Provision Merchants, 30 NOUTII WATER STUKKT, EVANSVILLK, IND. Orders and consignments solicited. el5 i . ISAAO BKTM ANN. TAV HK.IUA.Nlf. I. & J. ANN, Wholesale Dealers in GKOOERIES, Foreign and Domestic Jjiqvort, NA1LH. COTTON YARNS, OLASHWAKK &c, AC, No8. rtf) and J'3 Sain Street, Between Second aud 'lhlrd, KV A NSVI I.X.1C, llil. FJSI1 DEPOT. ova) dtf CHARLES VIELE & CO., w ii o i. i- ft a i. O- 1, O O X. .Si , SOUTHWEST CORNER First and Sycamore Streets, KTA MS VTLl.lt. I MO. au9dtf. Evinifevillo ISiiHiucs College. REMOVAL. AFTEK SKAHI'IIINd THIS CITY thoroughly for new quartets adapted, to our necessities, we have (-elected CttK'SCKNT CITY HALL, corner Main and Third Streets, as peculiar! adapted to our use. xue supero apartments now occupied in this building, with entrance ou Third Street, are nv equaled In all the essentials of locality, space, light, ventilation, aud general arr&ugemeuu This institution, established In 1S.V) as " Kvansville Commercial College," Is now the oldest, uiost popular, aud extensive School in the West tor the edue.uUon of young men and boys iu Commercial Branches. The plan of instruction in all departments is peculiar to the institution, ami is the result of many years' experience aud development, ami is the place to ootaiu a thorough Business Kducation. A regular course ot instructions, and an IMl'KuVKD SYSTEM Of ACTITAL BUWlN K.SS TRAINING, selected from tbe best Business Honses lu the country. Iii.M)lC-KKKPl Nii, PKNMANSU11, COMMKKC1AL ARITHMETIC. CORRESPONDENCE, fce , thoroughly taught, and suceess i-uaraii teed. The BUSINESS COuLEUK slauds uurivated in its efficiency, and Is ttie most notable example in the couutry of the feasibility ot fitting young men lor the higher financial positions, through a course of experimental traiuing in the details of business. It is Impossible here to tully describe the beauty of the system ot PRACTICE, which lias grown up by degiees iu tbe institution. A visit to this wonderful beehive of bnsinebs never fails to impress the beliOluer with its important prscllcal character and its utter feasibility as a preparatory school for business. Parents and guardians will find nowhere else in the country a school wheie their children and wards will receive such individual recognition, and where so much is done to advance eacu pupil in whatever Is deemed most essential to their symmetrical advancement. Ladles and gentlemen are invited to visit oar ro.nns any hour during tbe day or evening. For information regarding terms, circulars, specimens of penmanship. Ac, address WKijUS & KLiNKK, Ja7 dim Principals aud Proprietors. No. 1.4G8.1 United States Marshal's Notice United States of America, District of Indiana, SS: ' WHEREAS, A LII1E1, OF IK. lormatiou was tiled iu the District Court of the United stales for the Disi rict of Indiana, ou the 17th d iy of November, 1SUS, by Charles W. Weisert aud Charles L. Canet, through their proctor, Mr. Marsh, against the steam boat Westmoreland, her engines, tackle, luroiture, and apparel, seized at said District ou a breach of contract civil and maritime, on damat-es of (75, and praying process against said hmh1h. mil that tne same may be condemned aud sold therefor. Now, therefore, in pursuance oi me monition under the seal ot Mtld Court to me directed and delivered, 1 do hereby give public notice to all persons claiming said goods, or any part thereof, or in any manner interested therein, that they be and appear before the said, the District Court of the United States, to be held at t he city of Indianapolis, in aud for the District of Indiana, ou the first Monday of February next, at IU o'clock of the forenoon of that day, then ard there to interpose tlieit claims and make their allegations iu that behalf BEN. SPOONER, Marshal, U. 8, Attest : J. D. HoWi.AMt, Clerk. Jaul dUt

MACHINISTS.

reitz and: HAKTEY, Crescen t IPoimilry, Corner of Canal and IngleSSts. EVANSVILLE, INDIA.NA, Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS Portable Circular Saw Mills, Ann Machinery of every Description DB.A1.KK3 IN BELTING, STL' A M GA UGERS, FIREBRICK, WROUGHT IRON PIPE, bc, dc Repairing done at Short Notice. nov7 ly sciiirrrzE3. .'fi'aiifMAN MtfciifasisiTS JfrVsiiailry Maitntat'lnrera and liBlWemni; Steam EKticlncft, Circular; nil.; Orlst Mid Hu:;ir Mil It, Tooacco Bwcre Wanmlii Machines, Distiliciyaiitl Mining Mach'iitry. Malt Mills, Corn auers, ilwuse Fronts, Cellar Grates. mU & BRASS CASTINGS. Of evciy desicrlption. " -c Ulnsry of hII kinds Made and Repaired. Ooalers in Belting, Fire Bricks, Hti-ani Uangos, and ronicbl Iron Pipes. Old materials bought Vi have the facility of the bost MaOAi.iitry sin Workmen, and will tflve all r irx t.ulrnMle.l to m our iiidividual attenUju, nil ord. TH prouiptly, warrant oor jr:, K.nd cnarge reason able prices. foo and Foundry, corner of First and Xt strwts, Kvansville, ind. i. H. W ortiuen sent to all parts to fit lSj wr aud ! repairing. lalvtiSm SCHUlTZE; TH0MAN A CO WILLIAM HEILMAW (Snccessor to If rate J Ueiim Manufacturer and Kuilder of PORTA B LB AN It ST A TTONA H T TEAM ENGINES AND BOILSKS SAW AND GRIST MILL MACniNKltV, Threshinff Machines. CIRCUIjJLR saw villx. 4tC, EVANSVILLK. IND. El-mmrr i row ami I'oi'pkk Wokk mada lo order ou short notice. IRON ANI) BRASS CASTINQB of everv description Dealers in Hteaul (janges, Vham PeltiEg-" Fire P.rieka, Wrought Iron Pipes, Roiilr. Cloths, Ate. at man a facta rers iiriees. REPAIRINO done at short notice.

BUSINESS CAHDS.

COAL! COAL! Having resumed my former business, l would nereoy inform my old patrous and the puhlie generally that I am prepared to deliver wood ulkan coal on short notice. Coal in all eases must be paid for when ordered. Asrent for the celebrated PARA DISE COAL. JOS. THOMAS. Office In American House. nov4 dly FAIINLKY, KUI1N & CO., Western Brewery, Manufacturers of Lager Beer, Ale, and Porter, In barrels, half-barrels, kegs and bottles. OFFIOE-HTo. 83 MAIN ST., EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. nov7 ly STABK & KOMI, Merchant Tailors, And Dealers in New & Second-hand Clothing, No. 3 NKCOSlt ST., Bet. Main and Locust, EVAKiriLI.K, Ilf D. Cleaning and Repairing done to order. "A liberal price paid for second-band clothing. de3 d;im n. J. St IILAKl'FEU'.S Old Rellaole Drug Store, Where can at all times be found the largest assorted stock iu tbe Slate, consisting of an endless variety ot , iCaelisb, French, and American Perfumes, Pomades, Colognes, Ruby Toilet Hets, Wallets, Purser, Card Cases, &c Also, a splendid stock of Sponges, and Chamois of all grades. uov2S BLYTIIE IIYNFS, ATTORXEY- AT - LAW, OFFICK THIRD STREET, In WALKER'S BUILDING. novl4 ly THAD. P. GIBSON & CO, COTTON FACTOUS, Com'n and Forwarding Agents, And Agents for Atlantic &.Ureat Western Bail way FAST FREIGHT LINE, No. 18 North ' Water Street, E VA NS VILLAIN DIANA , Sign of the . Cotton Bale. novl;! 6m H. E. GILBERT & CO., WHOLESALE GROCKRS, No. SlNorth'First Streot, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. A full stock always on hand and for Kale at tbe lowtst market prices. novl2Gni CITY GROCERY. o -! ta a c St W BORGMAN & BEIIMK, SBALER9 IK Family Groceries and Provisions, iD ST., bkt. MAIN & IX)CU8T. CIikkIs delivered free all over the Pity. iiovl2(im CARPENTEK AND JOIN Eli I. w.Taiu ICpeps coutstantly on hand wellsftsoiiHl Poplar. Pino, Walnut, Asii, l.'horry, ami Cedar Lumlier, ready to make all kinds of work in iiiy line. Kspecial auentlon Klven to raising aud moving buildings. Also keeps Jack tterews for hire. Mr-Hijop corner ot Market and Bond Streets, Kvansvllie.Iud. novll d3m WHEELER & RIGGS, WHOLESALE GK0CE11S, Cor. First and Sycamore St3., EVANSVILLE, IND. novll ly C. DEOKEK & SONS, Manufacturers of ELLIOTT'S PATENT SUCTION, FORCK. and ANXI-EKKZINU PUMP. Warranted. Can be used in any depth of well. Also Wholesale manufacturers of CHAIN PUMP TUBINO. 148 Mid 11S MAIN NIKKKf, novll ly EVANSVILLE, IND. 33 M H u Evansville Business College, Corner MAIN A Till It J SISM EVAXSVILLK, INDIAXA. Book-keepins, Penmanship, and Mat hematics made specialties. Hession both day aud evening. For circulars, giving terms, Ac, or specimens of Penmanship, adilles UlXLSAHI.IXKlt, novll ly Proprietors. PS P9 IS1 trs The puiest of Medicluat Wines & Krandles Only for sale at HCH LAKPFKB'3. Trusses, Fupporfers, Bandages, and Shoulder Braces the lest assorted stock in thts city tor sale low at BCHLAKPFEIVS. nov'JK DR. V. E. IJIKRI10WER, Evansville, Indiana. OFFICE: I 4IK.HA1N sadTIIIimsm, (Second Floor), iraaliiiiglou Itlock. oeZJ ly HENRY W. BI1TUS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, and NOTARY-PUELIC. Office for the present' In the County Clerk's Olhce. novB d3m Kronenbergcr A Raruett, Pioprietors of the City Livery and Sale Stables, Will buy, sell, and trade in Ilorscs, Alules, Buggies, f-c. Stables on Locust tstreet, bet. Third and Fourth, Evansviile. lnd. ' (Formerly known as Kohn's Stable.) novo d3m CARRIAGES. i. K. ORKKBI. F. L. UBKS. .T. 15. GREEN & CO., CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, Transfer Ornaments at Cincinnati prices. Main Street, Let. Fifth and Sixth, lanltf-diSwKm EVAX8VTi.Lit.jKHk MILLER, KARGES & CO WHOI.t:.NAI. Furniture Manufacturers, AKD DKAtKRI IK , . CHAIKS, MATTKIcsihICS, JtC. SALES ROOMS: No. A 91 Mr lit tiU, Opposite the Court House, oc22-3rudw KVA.NHVILLK, IND.

STEAMBOATS.

Dexler's iudepen.:eiit low-pressure I'acket trnt,nlLi,.n U. T. Crx l'tK.. .... Master, leaves Kvanville fnr fTairo every MONDAY aud TIIUUSUAY, at i F.M., posttively, connecting at i:airo with 1st. Louis, Aiempnis, ana is ew Orleans packets. . IS. Agent. no.innj jJui'i.KfNic 1 1 k L-so N , . Regnlar WEDNESDAY PACKET For Clarksville and Nashville. The elegant Passenger Steamer Fanny IJmisilels, Hexey Milleh, Maer; Kitt Kcdd, Clerk, Leaves for tbe above and all intermediate ports every Wednesday, at 4 o'clock h.m connecting at Nashville with railroads for all points South. For freight or passaje apply on board. or to c. 14. uuuti, oc2dtf Agent Regular Evansville and BowlineGreen Packet The fleet and elegant Packet ADA LYON, W. S. Vanmeter. Master: J. F. Wixbakks, Clerk, Leaves Fvansvllle for liOWLlNO-HUKK.V every TUKSDA Y, nt 5 p.m. leaves Kvansville for WOODBUBY every SATURDAY, at 5 p.m. For freight or passage apply on board. nov2i dtf REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET For Smithland. Clarksville, and NaslivilJe. The excellent Light-Draught Steamer ALPHA, T. O. Rj-man, Master; W. ii O racy. Clerk. Leaves for Nashville KVKUY KATUBDAY at 4 pm., promptly. For lreight or paHsaKe apply on board, or to c. K. KUDU,: JauSdtf Or DUKE N1CUKLSON, Agent. Evansville, Henderson & Nashvillo Railroad Transfer Packet The fleet and splendid sidewheel steamer Mollio Norton, CIIAKLKY PERKINS, Master; A. O. IJuiii.ANo, Clerk, Will ply an a reenlar packet U tween Kvansville aud Hen.leisuii, ottering untHiualed accommrMiations to travelers and shippers, leaves Kvansville dally at iS'-i p.m. Leaves lien. lei son daily at V, a.m' ninklug close coinie- lou Willi t he K. fe C p..lt. FA UK Through and way passengers only no cenlM. Jan 17 dtf W. O. P.KOWN & CO, Aeents. Conic t rtr.ny.: Hemiarson & Evansville Daily Packet W. S .iff mu i The new, fast, ami elegant nlde-wheel Passenger Htesmer Moses Wallen, Master; - Bokkkt Brashear, Clerk, leaves Henderson every morning at 7l o'cIm;1t, promptly. I'-aves Kvansville every afternoon at 4 o'clock, prom pi ly. Fare Through and way pascm;ers OOc. Freight received at nil liiue-cliy III7.MPHK10Y, PATItlCIC ACO.. Apents. Regular Evansville and Tennessee River Packet. For Paducah, JoInisonvIJlo, and JCastport. The fleet and Fpletdid Rtearnor SAM. 033in, ALLEN DUNCAN. MhsW: Vai. Houkmhok. Clerk. Teaven Kvansville for 1 ;.astpoi t and all lennessee Kiver way landiti;;sas a regular weekly packet, every Friday at four p in., Lukiug tieitcht au.l passengers at lowest j'acket rates, and pi vlng especial atteiitiou to t he filling of ordera. For f;.."lght nrtmsKnen applv on lioard. el8 tf DUKK N1C1I l; I S N , A uen I.. Regular Tuesday and Friday Puckat for Padacahand Cairo. The finely appointed steamer Bkk. Howard, Master; : ilAuiod Wkioiit, Clerk, Will 71 y as the regular Tuesday and Friday packot for Cairo uiid all way l.iii.liiitiH. Ix- ves Kvansville every Tl'KHD. Y and FKil 1 AY, at 4 p.m. Lefives Cairo every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 5 p.m. Through bills of lading el ven for freight" over the Mobile & Ohio lcailroad. For freight or tuissaun aply on board, or to W. ii. bkovv'n 111.. or DUKK JtfUJUKLMON. 1 1 1 . . . . , . ' Jyl5tf Aiii-nlt. Regular Monday Packet for Paducali, Eastport and Florence. The elesiant I'asseuger Steamer Lkb IIOWELT., Master; Ht. HuoHFa, l-.i,i Diwy Wn.LiAfH,Jue,lk Leaves for the above and all Intermediate) points eifcry HON lA V sit 4 o'clock p.m. For freivht or pnssai;5 aoplv on board, orlo II UMl'llRl'.Y, PATRICK A CO , odNdtl Arjeht. ForPaducan and Cairo. . Regular WednesiJay and . Saturday Packet. The magnificent Klile-whcel steamer APJIA1M, A. M. Pcrsourn kt, M af er ; Wn,i. P. Fowr.FR. . Oku. JSi k hki.son, j l-'OfkB, Leaven Kvansville every WKDNKHDAY an. I KATU RDAY at 4 p.m. Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY and SUNDAY atft p.m.. making Hon.; connections at Cairo with nrst-elan packets for HI. IaiuIs. Memphis, aud New Orleans. Connects at Kvansville. with tbe K. At.'. R.R., and tlie lariiscon for IjoulHVille For freight or iKuwaie apply 011 board, or to m . 1 1 1 ,m i' 1 1 :t 1; y a co.. or DUKK NICHKI-SO.N. w12 tf A pent s. c o I. F. SANSOM & CO., I General Dealers in COAL, anil Aent' lor the ceiebraled A I Rl RI K O A L. ! All orders accompanied with the ; cash will be promptly utieiidud to, i'ersous wishing to eoiiinwi lor heavy lowing ou the river can be accommodated, the proprietors liav-1 i iiitf control or Hie supero iow-ioai : ; Robert Fulton. umce No. !i Second Street, between 1 Main and Locust, iivnusviile, lnd. noV.'G dly J. If. UTHWEOMAW. ClfAKLES KKK.1PKIC. Mow Firm at an Old Stand ! SCHWEGMAN & KRELPKE, Steamboat Fnnilsliliig House, . Manufacturers of Chimnrjs, Breachoris, Copper Steam Piping, Wrought Iron Cooking tS'ovcs, ami KUclusn Furniture. ' Also, Tin, Coppc, and Kheet Iron Ware, Copper Stills, Ac, maiio ui order. Tin Itoonng, fluttering. Spouting, Ac. Dealers lu all kinds ol 1 Cookuij; and Heating Ktoves, ClnilliuK Dishes. Ac. Particular attention paiu to all kinds of repairing. All work promptly attended to, and warranted to give pei-fiicl satisfaction. Call aud see us at No. 9 South Water Street, nolMdilm) Evanhviixe, Ind

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Fvr (Hirr lin er Items Sie FiurlU Pine. hi i:AMiio.r puiNTi m;. Noprintlnj; estHlilbliiiient In the Wet oas better laciiltles or greater nii!:ly tor doing fine Ktenmtont Prl i il l lie . ur assirtniiiiit of Job Type, though verv Inrw and Minplete, Is constantly tieing added to. Hint our job department is under the jhthoiihI Uervisioii of one of the best Job priiiltrs In tlio Cmted KUale-l. We are prepnred to print Posters, plain or fancy. Bill I leads, fc ills Lading. Cards. Deck and Meal Tickets, Bills of Fare, Matos' Tickets for lx r, dte., vc. Orders left with either t the wharf-boats will bo jiroiuptly attended to. Weailier niiil Water. Tbe weather yesterday was cloudy, tut mild, with ; Mgns of rain. The river tip to three o'clock yesterday had fallen peven inches, and will go down rapidly lo-Jay; and owners of water crafts should keep a sharp eye to leeward. Latest advices report the river falling from Pittsburg down. Arrival and Ienrf nre. The arrivals and 'departures up to three o'clock yestcrd.-iy incluJe the Quickstep, Cairo to return; IVtrolia No. 2, from Wabash lliver; Mollic Norton and Sallie V., Heuderfcou to return; Crescent City; from Madison; Falls City, Louisville to Howling Green; Tarascon, Louisville to return; Louisa, frcm Wabash lliver. Jioala line. Among the first boats due here are the Cumberland, from Cairo; the Itpidan No. 2, from Kastport; Havana, for Nashville; Darling and Norman, from Memphis; ths bam. . I. Hale, for Memphis; llichmond, Louisville, Legal Tender and Nick Longworth, for New Orleans; Louisiana, Indiana and Vir ginia, from New Orleans; the Ilosc Ilite. from Louisville; Clara Scott, from Wabash; Alpha, from Nashville; Charmer, from Cincinnati; Lawrence, ' forbf. Louis; Ada Lyon, from (Jrccn lliver. , 1 M larrllanrou. Ilusiness was not active on the levee yesterday, and thcro were but Cow arrivals up to nouti The Quick step and Petrolia No. 2 arrived early in tho morning with big trips The Falls City came down at eleven o'clock with ii moderate freight but a good passenrrer trip, and proceeded to Howling Green The Crescent City came in from Madison with a cargo of starch and miscellaneous freight, hay, &c. Captain J. V. Throop has put the llomeo in fine trim, and she looks as gay aa a butterfly; She will toko tho track soan. Captain Joe Mcllcynolds's new Green Kiver packet is rapidly ap proaching , completion ....Tho Louisa arrived from Wabash lliver at 1 P.M. with a fair trip Capt. Doyle was talking of returning with tho Petrolia No. 2 to the Wabash last night The Charmer will be in to-day from Cincinnati, and will return to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock Tho Tarascon caina iu at half-past one with flying colors, looking as charming as a hummingbird. She was, as usual, full of people At 2 o'clock, yesterday tho mercury stood at 4G, with tho wind from the southeast. Itwitt I.e.-t vliiic To-Iny, For Cairo. The fine paFcngcr t?amer Cumberland is the regula packet for Cairo at 1 o'clock this eve ning, having elegant accommodations Her chief officers are Captain Ien Howard, Marioa Wright and lru Hunter, all plca?ant and obligini gc 11 tlemen. The Cumberland connects at Cairo with first-class ttcamers fo St. Louis and New Oi lcans, aud gives through bills of lading to all points Soutli and West. ' Fob Henderson. Tho elegant am fleet railroad transfer steamer, Mollie Norton, leaves for Henderson at 4 I M. to-day, in charge of Capt. Charley Perkins, an accomplished officer, hav ing elegant accommodations fur pan scngers. Kd. Terry aud C. II. Boyln are her obliging clerks. The swift und beautiful SaJlie V. Capt. Wallen, with Robert JJrashear iu the office, both pleasant and obliging gentlemen, leaves promptly at 4 P. M tor Henderson, having elegant acconi modations for passengers. Foa Eastport. The fleet and finely appointed Sam. Orrr, tho pioneer in tho Tennessee lliver trade, is the favorite pricket for Eastport to-day at 4 o'clock. Captain Allen Duncan, her commander, deserves a liberal patronage, having devoted his time, energy and money to building up the trade of the city. Capt. IJilly Dunn, an experienced and popular officer, is her chief clerk, and Alf. Mayuird is her freight clerk. No boat could bo better officered. For MEMPnrs. Tho fine steamer Sam. J. Halo will be down at day light, en rout3 to Memphis and all way ports. She has splendid passen ger appointments. Captain W. P. Walker is her Accomplished com mander, and Ed. Miller is her elegant and popular clerk. Fou New Orleans. The great elongated and magnificent Nick Long worth, ono of the finest steamers afloat, having Iain over a day, will be down this evening, cn route for New Orleans and all way ports. Her cabin and state-room appointments are really superb. Her chief officers arc those distinguished steamboatmen and sler ling f?entleraen. Captains Lew. Kates and E. Eugene Bowers. For comfort, safety, and a pleasant time, we commend tho Longworth and her gallant officers. For Memphis. The elegant and finely-appointed steamer Norman will leave for Memphis and nil way ports at four o'clock this evening, and has elegant accommodations for passengers. Captain O. Ilcwit and Geo. W. Tvomey are her polite and obliging officers, and passengers will fare well. It is rumored that Captain John 15. Hall takes command. He is so well and favorably known as an accom plished fitcamboatman that his mere name will be a tower of Htrength. Manifest of Steamer Qcicicstep, from Cairo, January 21. llecelker. iilount & Co., 2 bdls of iron railinK: 'J'opt, Lmg &. Co., 1 bale dry hides; Henry Henning, 8 pkirs eggs, beans, &,c. Charles Vnde& Co., 4 bxs mdso;

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Ii0s, ., Ions t,;ir,,r, ; S K,n,( if, ,, "J IV" Iml' ' ;i bead I' call!..; II.i-'u Dii-kev A'- fiir-i'-ti 1 I ox .! ' t.-jt' -r Wheeler & Ki.i-. lpk.tii,ie; ,I, n Ivinsoi). 1 small wivou; Si inohin, Dixon iv Co., .'! sew if.' mnchiiu-ii; . Siew irt. 1 mi. all 1 ate; Kerncy ,V li ,,.' Iter,:', hhil-i t-il. K'Cfi; Marl., V..rn 11 A Co., 2 boxes gl i--w;ir ; A. Guinhen. 11 t'kgs indse; ,J. Oil ley. 21 '-h-Li ,.f mdse; Wel.'ou, JJr.. .t Co.. Hi hacks yarn ; Shu tier & Al ard, 11 bides; Il'itz & Haii'.v, 1 j iok-verr w; .lames Harper, lot of househ-dd g h . 1h. Cincinnati 5 lulls .de. f ;teiiiiliit.'4 from our l.xrltnu--. Cincinnati. Tho (nam. I of Wednesday says: .Cnptain (ieorg? Diivall, In j.if!(,r of Hulls, at Memphis, fell from a jiftza, in Menijihis, on Monday nlirlit. He injured liimsrlf fo (-even !y that no hopes are cutcrtair.cd d his ncuvcry. The Ga&ltc says: The traile to St. Louis will open about the 1st of February. Several weeks have now bet ri In-t in this trade, r urlly on accou it of the ' nier of a Ireeze iu t!io Missis.inii, and partly because there w is n iron ore for return trip. There is little !.-ni of a treez ! there hood, and iron nre iawaiting hhipuicnt, we learn. lU'per Ohio paekcts report no In i .'hf ud n -shore. In tho tr.ub; biuvicr, l.eru and li San ly, Mond ty is ri poi led an the diillot lay ever k non ii.t'oming down. Jinats bound tip utreatu lirrd but little way business. The only boat loading fur St. Louis is tho Lawrence, (!;ir t:iin Hart, who exhibits some pluck 11 undrrtakitiL' a trip to that poiut at this m .is ui i.l the year. Our word for it, she will come out all right, and be re ily t take lu r regular turn in the Expire Linn when the ncason fairly opens for the boaf.s of that line. Capt. James Good y !tord y morning bec.iiiie the father i f twins a boy aud a girl I That 'a good e nough. hODISVILI, K. The CourierJournal ol Wednesday says: Wo are just informed by the Memphis A ruhinche of the lCili that we are to lose our old and valued friend. Captain Joseph G. MeCnlloek, of the firm of 1'heli s, McCulioel, A; Co., of New Orleans, but. a n-idi ut here. Tbe Captain lias purebred the Mayflower, and intends going into the lied Uiver trade. We tender him our best wishes wherever Irs may go, ami say to those with who 11 he may he thrown in contact, that a nobler gentleman or a more valuable aeijiiisitioii cannot bo made to ai y community. We og.iiii bid him God pperd. Capt. Joo commends himself to all wherever ho goes, by his genuine politeness and genial disposition. Sr. LOUIS. The Democrat, tf Wednesday says: Weather mild Rgnir. There is a pleasant freeze at niyhs., nn I the expected cold Hpell did net occur. Messrs. Geo. Ilea nnd Henry Dohrman have purchased lore the machinery of the defunct Lillio Martin, designing to have a hu 1 constructed during the Summer for it. I)A!I:f. O.MAHK. JAUKS M. WAICIIKV. JA.MIS l'llm.AM. MARK, WARREN & CO., DIKF.CT I5ir0KTi:US and 1VII0L7SALK I) K A 1. K i: S In QUEENS WARE, o II i f y, AMI GLASBWA Ii Til Lain ps, I.ooK in.- 1 ssps, AC. JAMMS M. WAKKKN, hiivlng re-ptir-Cliawd l.ls furr.er lnl'ie-.f of Af. Hen nlnvr, I'jifl , ami us wo Imvo !il our iu' r. l in t.li 'A I IK Hi Mr. si:, a i ui fil o n i K; veil our Kto. k from Hie ohl slanil jlo. IS ,M 1111 M , thus conitrii I ruling our entire resoiitiM in Hi coiiimotlloiiH JIAItl!l,i: K Ii U N T BUIMUNll, Wo feel awn red, we have fa 'illtleH to compete Willi uny house in t lio i oiml ry. We reeflvo our iieeiei':ire iliieel Irmn tlio Pollerles or IMnimnM.ire, I' ii!.i t inl, via New Oi lentm nml Je- Yorii ; Im uch pay no Keeoinl-lifiiiii prolll wlneli ii;-hl-fiilly hi'loiiji to our aiMloinei . I avion eoiiilete.l arniiieme-its wllli RI K KIN ISItoM. & t', of HUllce.Miue, KiiKluml, for tlio K: I.UsI i. t i NTU H, lor lliln linn Uel.'of I heir !, .i:ile.l STUN K t'HINA WAP.l;, we nri nmv re.iir ml t KUly the ti rule. -! 'oiinii II, your own lull re-1 hy ciauiliiln;; our Htoelc In-fore pn -ciiuKlug iiiMlicie. U'"l W.ud'8 Ilurnka Tonic Kilters Aiti: i.vvi.ii.ti:i.r, mii.i. cur till wlio wilier Iidi i ;iO"iih sue! Liter t'OlllplMlllls, I Mil t'eM.oll, tilUililleis Hlllt lliZ'.ilK '.. I'or IlllOlllllll I 'oIIV-lff., Klieiiimii thin. N.'iirh'iii. . 'oiifli. I onhiiiupl ion lu Km fir! hi mi s, iyh.e-.i-i la all ftliivtew, nml fiH i;.'iiei:il e'H " Medi'lii. It IH trulv won. lerliil ui II Heels. Mi.! ill Hu eoliine. It crellleH ll. .eine, l.Ki. IIIOU-llU;eHl loll,, m l .l Ii i;;liieli. t lie M me nervous h Hleiu. aiiiihiik" - juire ittteiii Imi ; t "en now .mien m..u-r er Bin hi ll I iik eM wiin 1 1 1 1 On urn i emHttliiiiou. WhikI'i Kurili.t tome i:iii.h ,..,11 ,,,1,1,1 m. kti'eiittheii anil . i sei ve I he ii.nsl II ill .ton of all who ne I . It will itUo xi i M no IhoWHHtfo iiiiwer-, i,urili.-s I he blHKl, fXX'lK Hi' v:li.itea Hi nli, ami leu-i,nniit-x nml give reuewt I Vlsior ,'ilnl hi'Hllh l fh eutiio tiniuao KVMlem. An all xieKin-HH Hine on hy an inipnre rlaie it tli bloou nml lorpnt hi tit i- ol llie liver, lllll OU H.ioillil lite VVnii.l'H ii nn KiiTonle Illtuirn, WHICH will IhIiiiv cine oii. Then why lo you mi Hi-r, whe i the u ' lt cm e In the lililoi y f mi v kimwn nu il u i ue ill le procureil Innn unj uriijul ? 'I'Iicmo it (em nr com iiou n h it ol 1 i'ii i f vi tfet utile ex tracts. 1 1 ihv. , v,., ni o n e K en I in k y copiMr-illNtlileil lioiiihoii U lii-kv. it l tho only lliiinr entirely Iree imm iiim i oil. one nmoiwKl th mint ilejiilv imlniim, whteli Mt onee mil. is it ni,ii-rior to lot ot her tome hit. cm nov In ti nU-ei. t-i.i try nun hot tie, h ml you will M-e II, Is the hupiltt.t Hlel hi-st Coiiiljliial inn oil nave ver seen, lor 11 will cine ii 1 wj leeiuumeiiii il lor. W. M. WAX I). Hole l"i in ielor, oviie.,f 'in, Ki'Olurlcy. For Kato hv rKTfOH ViMtLOU, W'huleH iio ami Kefiil Ai-.eiit, Kv iville, I ml., and by aru;i IsW ueneiully. jun I .1 im Toriti: ih ili:iti i; oiu.,i,ii1m I M I will iilv I" the I'm I ii tie 1 1 u i V..IWV1II1-. on Aloinhiy. 1'Vl.i -inn y iii, 11 fur periiiiKsniii U eri-.'t iw. i ime lil muH-iiiii'-hiiiry,'" hv i' "eel ; lo Iwown hleh. 12 hy I'll -on Lois ami (i linllell 1'lHCe. .1 At Oil WI liNI.. jaUlUhl