Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 February 1869 — Page 2

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FK1DAY ..FEBRUARY 12, im A Sew Deal. It b Bald that the Adams, United States, American, and Merchants Union Express Companies have agreed on an arrangement whereby the Erst two named companies will recover the routes and lines heretofore conceded by them to the Merchants' Union Express Company, and the consolidated company will occupy the routes and lines originally held by the American Express Coniranr. The arrangement does not in volve any increase of the capital stock of the companies who recover their lines; and hereafter each com pany will operate on an independent footing, without combining the earn ing. Wk hnnfl the nrecJiction of the Pittsburg "Commercial will be verified, and that if General Grant, as President, ever uses the veto, ii will be to protect the national treasury : from being tapped to subsidize roads. ITe has eaid that lending onr-rail credit was only an indirect way to get money, and that he is as much opposed to that form of subsidy as direct money propositions. It is safe to assume, therefore, that the combination of half a dozen roads, actual and real, which have induced the Senate Committee to report in favor of subsidizing them with the national credit, must get the measure ihrough during President Johnson's term, or hang up their fi Jdic f They cannot expect Grant to yield his settled convictions of duty to join their raid upon the Treasury. . , . . , - Apprenticeship. ' . t A bill is before the, New Yort Legislature which proposes to revive the old laws for enforcing the relations of apprenticeship. The apprentice is to be bound for five years at least; the roaster is to teach him every branch of his business, and see that he has proper school ,edacation, and is to be held responsible for his moral, as well as his mechanical training. Heavy penalties are imposed on every master who harbors or employs another master's apprentice, and - provides that the apprentice, when he has oerved his time, shall receive a certificate stating thej; number of years he has worked at his trade, and his general qualifications. It is claim ed that the law is heeded, since now a boy who has been six months at a trade thinks he has all the knowledge requisite, quits his place, and finds employment as a journeyman. There never has been a greater demand for skilled workman, while the supply eeeins continually on the decrease. The difficulty is found, as stated above, in the fact that apprentices leave their employers before finishing their trades. We think the present system might be improved by forming associations on the part' of employers, obligating themselves' in heavy penalties not to give employment to runaway apprentices; or perhaps the passage of a law similar to that, pending in New York would secure the desired end. , The Omnibus Educational Bill. All legislative Omnibcs Bills should be looked upon with suspicion. ."When measures having little intrinsic merit ate brought before our State Legislatures or Congress, they generally are so combined as to bring to the support of all the advocates of each, and thns become laws. So well established is this system of tactics, that no public rascality dares to present itself before our Legislatures unless it is strongly sustained by other swindling jobs, and the whole, perhaps, sugarooa eJ with legislation that is is i i itself honorable and desirable. Fn,- this reaMoo, we say Omnibus Bills suould be scrutinized with the most unsparing suspicion, by members of the Legislature who have the welfare of the State and the interests of their constituents at heart. We think Senator Hughes's Omnibus Bill for building up the State University at the expense of other important educational interests, should be looked at closely. The artful manner in which the Senator seeks to force conflicting interests to support his scheme only makes it more otligatory upon the people to notify their Legislators to be careful how they endorse it. If the summary of the provisions of the bill, which we copy from the Slate iStntinel, is correct, the scheme is to place the main educational interest of the State in the hands of the State University at Bloomington. We believe this would be the acme of folly. No intelligent man believes, for a mo went,, that the Trustees or the Faculty of the State University have the ability to run half a dozen branches in different parts of the State successfully. The idea that our Commou Schools should, directly or indirectly, be placed nnder the influence of the State University, is unwise and certainly most impracticable. We are in favor of making the State University all that it should be as an institution of learning. But it ought never te be given a power that would retultin seriously crippling the efficiency of the Common Sohools. We agree with the Sentinel, that the HUGHES Bill looks to the ultimate absorption of our State Common School system, by the University at Bloomington, and the result would forerer be a political scramble for the control of the State University. It would become a monopoly of the educational , interests of the State, and our experience with monopolies in general, warrants us in saying that euch a result would be disastrous to those interests. But the Hughes bill, if its provis

ion era correctly set forth; in the

summary to which we refer, not Qaly eives tho University a monopoly of the schools, but also a decided voice in the management of our State, peni tentiaries. . The University is to have all the jreveaueihat may arise from the State prisons. If no revenue is forthcoming, we apprehend the University will be demanding investigations to know the reason, and will not be satisfied short of getting" control of the prisons, in order that it may secure the revenue. ! The Hughes Bill is to be supported by Indianapolis and the adjacent country, in consideration of the fact that the Medical College branch of the Institution is to be located at Indianapolis. Lafayette and surroundings is offered the Agricultural College branch of the University for its support. Terre Haute is to be won over by an additional appropriation of $75,000 ' for" " the Normal School branch of the University.- The Terre Haute Express eagerly responds, "make the appropriation $100,000, and we are yours!" ' Mf. ITiifiiiEs will no doubt be perfectly willing to vote he extra $25,000 of the people's money, that the University may get control of the ' Normal SchooJaud lictate its management and course of study. We are fully persuaded that our i-ouimon schools ought not, in the slightest particular, to come under the. influence of a University which has mainly been devoted to the en couragement of classical learning. In proportion as their policy and pur poses are shaped by an institution of that character will they become less efficient as schools for the children of the masses, who can spare time to learn only the more common branches of English education. By placing the Normal School nnder the control of the University, and -permitting the latter through the former to dietate the kind of teachers which shall fill our common . schoohi,..their course of study and general management will be at the dictation of the University We think such a result would bo deplorablo in the extreme . Ji 1 The summary upon which we . base these reflections may not be strictly correct.! If it is, we warn members of the Legislature that the passage of the bill will resju.lt in wido-spread dissatisfaction throughout the State If the State University is absolutely suffering for money, let an appropria tion for it be made direct. So of the Normal School. : We do not have any very pressing necessity for a State Medical School or an Agricultural College, and both, if established, will prove more expensive than beneficial. At the present' progress wo shall soon be called on to make appropriations to establish colleges for learning trades at the expense of the State. We see no reason why - mechanical as well as agricultural or medicinal colleges should' not be established and sustained by the State. . State Educational Syitem. Mr. . Hughes introduced ; into the Senate, yesterday, a proposition that looks to the reorganization ot the educational system of the State, and it is of so comprehensive a character as to demand serious consideration. The bill in question virtually makes the State University the center the head, in fact, of the system and all the other institutions that receive aid from the State tributary to jt The idea of the bill, as we understand it, is to make , the State University, a University not only in name but in fact, Jo which all the branches "of learning and science shall be taught, including law and theology. So far as the University is concerned, the bill coutains provisions for incioa-siu and securing its endowment, appropriati ng hereafter $25,000 annually, in addition to the appropriations that have heretofore beeu made for its support, and pledging the faith of the Slate that the aid thus appropriated shall never be withdrawn without the con sent of the Trustees and Faculty of that Institution. ,' ' ; The bill contains other provisions for the immediate benefit of the State University. It proposes to endow a law school and law library therein, by appropriating thereto any net revenue that may arise from the State prisons, or either of them, and in addition to provide free tuition in said University. The object of the bill, so far as the University is concerned, is to make it the leading educational institution in the State for all the higher branches, furnishing to it, by tho liberality of the State, such additional facilities that will draw to it all who wish to obtain the most thorough and liberal education. The bill also provides for establishing and endowing in this city a medical department of the said University, appropriating f 5,000 for the contingent expenses connected therewith. In connection there is a provision for the sale or lease of square No. 25, in Indianapolis, known as the University Square, empowering the city to purchase it, and providing for the investment or management (for said mediaal department,) of the proceeds thereof, and also for the government of said medical department. The establishment of this department if ihe University is the inducement held out to Indianapolis to vote for the bill, and the disposition of the University Square, so as to make it available for educational purposes in some way, will make it acceptable to all not immediately interested in the city or preserving the square for a public park. The bill, also, gobies up the Normal School at Terre Haute, places it usder the care and keeping of the mother institution. To make the bill acceptable to the people of that city and commend it to the favor of the educational interests of . the State generally, it proposes to appropriate $75,000 for the completion of the building and preparing it for occupancy. This would make the Normal School subsidiary to the State University a kind of preparatory department, in addition to what has been its primary, if not sole object the education of teachers. The bill likewise provides for the location of the Agricultural College at the Tippecanoe Battle Ground, settling that contested question by accepting the proposition of the Commissioners ot Tippecanoe County and others, and making the college a department of the State University and of course tributary to it. The bill is suflicicntly comprehensive, not only to locate the Agricultural College, but to provide for its organization and

manBgeuaent In accepting the bill Tippecanoe ; County would gain its Eoiut by obtaining all the immediate enefits of the colega, while the State University is dignified by making it a

.department ot that institution, with the care and responsibility of its su pervision. 1 his omnibus educational bill seems well ' calculated to 'satisfy and har monize many conflicting interests.. Lt the bill should become a law, with its present provisions, another step will probably.btt taken in. tho iuture, and that is to give the State University the- charge or administration of the State Common School system, dispensing with the Superintendent or Public lnstructiooi which, in many, respects, is an useless office, but affording a grand opportunity for a sharp, scheming man to put money in his purse out of its indirect emoluments, to a very considerable extent. Except in a speculative wav there is but little duty, if any, in the office of .Superintendent or Public Instruction that could fiot be just as well discharged, if not better, by other offices, without cost to the school fuud or the State Treasury. ' As we remarked in the beginning. the bill offered by .Judge Hughes is ot considerable, and it may be of ma terial, importance to the educational interests of the State, and ' hence it should have the careful consideration of all interested in the diffusion of knowledge, not only in the facilities afforded through the common schools. but in the endowment ot an institu tion with ample provisions for teaching the highest branches of learning and science. (? Aentmel. The Spring Elections. . It is to be hoped the Legislature will abolish all Spring elections, and have the tVate. county, township and city elections ail on the same day. Such a law would save Floyd County over three thousand dollars a year m the direct 'outlay for elections; and three times the amount in the time wasted over potty campaigns by can didates and their- friends. This is legislative reform that appeals alike to members of both parties. N, A. (ommercial. We agree with the Commercial that the change ought to be made. ; In the contested election case be tween Judges Thayer and Greenbank, tor the seat upon the bench ot the District Court of Philadelphia,-the votes in the ballot-box oi the bix (cenlh division of the Twentieth ward were recounted in the Legislature on Friday, and the result proved that Thayer had an actual majority of thirteen. The return ot the election officers had given Greenbank a majority ot sixtv-six in this division, and the result shows they were . either guilty of cross carelessness or ot traud Judge Thayer, Republican, will get the seat. " TriE number of hogs packed - in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Missouri this season is estimated at 1,046,377, or 61.G7G less than the number packed last vear. ihese figures do not in elude Chicago. But it is generally admitted that the number packed in that city will not exceed 00,000, which would be 11)0,000 less than was packed last year. W. E. D. Barnett, the late Democratic Treasurer of Putnam County. Indiana, has confessed judgment for $y,UW for moneys unaccounted lor. HARDWARE. GEO. S. SOXXTAG CO., xiioiitiv:iih MAUB WARE. CUTLEHY.. GUNS AND PISTOLS, Farming & Mechanics' Tools We have remo veil, since the destruction of our stock by lire uu the 21st of December, to tlie oUl Loewenthal Hluutl, at the corner or First and Main Streets, and have now In store one of tho niont complete -docks of goods in our line t'oat can be found iu the W'st, pmchasfd on a dull market (or 1 " 1 ' ' . G A. H II, . ami will be offered to the trade at such prices as caunot full to impress the buyer. Wo have no Old, Stock! . Our goods are all .- ... v-.t . - , FRESH AND CLEAN, J ust from the factories. . We offer special inducements on Table and Pocket Cutlery; Chains, Hames, and Collars; Axes, Hoes, & Cross-cnt Saws? ItUILnERS IIAUmVARE. 23 MAI STREET, C0KNKK OF FliiST, in'ja . . EVANttVlLLK, INU.

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EARLY OOODRICII POTATOES 60 barrels eeuuloe Karly Goodrich KoUaioea lb btsel early-potato yet introduced In Houtbern Indiana. Kor sale in quan title to suit purchasers by icii j v ivt..t&x ua.ua., in -Main aw EARLY ROSE POTATOES Worth (I p4r pound. They yield sixty pound for the one poand planted. To arrive aud for salo by leil -i VICKKBY liKUM., 73 Main 3U . "fi BARHEI.S PE U1II1I.OW AuUU and Prince Albeit f otatoes, iu more ami for xal by . fell. . YICKEKY BROS., 73 Main SU,X jr AivnBETirs. bislevs, asi Parker's (iarden Heeds, lu etore and lor sale, wholesale and retail, toy leil ViCK.;rt,X UrWM., l.i main Ji.. ' SETS 20 bushels assorted l s'ore and for sale by J kinds iu s'ore and for sale by fell V1CKKRV BROS,. 7;J Main St, OK. BARRELS OP HARRISON l'OTATOES-s very valuabio -variety. Intended for late phtnttug. Kor ale by , , . tell VICKKRY BROK.,73 Main Kl. STRAWBERRIES, OKAl'ES, Ac We are prepared to take ordt-r tor all kinds ( Kiuall ituits, plautM, aud tree. Call aud get a caUtloeue at fell. i VIC.fcR BROi.,73 Maiu.St. rl.OUK! FLOUR! -lt)0 ba and '2r barrels F.xtia" Kamily Flour, freshground from wuit wheat, for sale at re duced prices by fell VICKERY BROS., 73 Mala Ht. TOTAIHS. CsDvaased Snear-Cured Hains; . f laiu ugar-i;urea tiatns; Common Bacon llamx, la store aud for sale by fell VICKKRY BROS., 73 Main Ht, CtUUAB-CIJReit BREAK FAST BA. 9 CON Jost received aud lor sale by leil VICKKRY BROS., '.'3 Main sst. rrTASK-TtJBS 5 dozen assorted sizes .WW. for sale at reduced prices by leil .,. -VICJCttUY BRi.S.,7UMaiu 8t. TED AND Will I'E 'EIAR WARE Buc&ets, Tubs, Churns, Keelers, Ac &c., lu store aud for s.tle by fell VICKKRY B ROM., 73 Alain St. if I LORE WS - 4?AHRIAiEH New styles, at reduced prices. A large as sortment to select from. Call aud see them at '.,... fell VICKKRY BROH., 73 Main St. J. C. DCSOTJCHET. "" T, D. DtTSOCCHlTI -"; JC DUSODCDET & CO, COTTON FACTORS, Produce 'and : Provision Merchants, r 30 NORTH T ITER STREET, t . EVANSVII.L.K,lNBv Orders and eotttlgninents solicited. el5 : , i - - ISA AO BDMANlf. DAY HKIXAKm . I. & f. IIEIJtf AN2Y, ' Wholesale Dealers in GEOOE H I 35 S. ' Foreign and Domestic IAquort NAILH, COTTON TAKNH, ULAS3WARI Vou-eo and 62 Main Street, f Between Hecond and Third, . EvAirsvrxxK, 1k FI8I1 DEPOT. ovaodtr , ., ; . : i . CHARLES VIELE & W JI O I, i: NALK CO. G R O O 13 It. ? BOUTU WBHT VORNBH Ktrat and Sjcaraore .Streets, KvAMHviu.a.lNn. auKdt.f. AH INVALUABLE MEDICINE Purifying of the Dlood. BR. J. W. POLAXB'S . J-I umor I o e to r, A Positive Remedy for all kinda ! ' " of Humors, Hcrorala, Scnrvy, Salt Rbeam, Carbuncle and Boils, Ulcers, and all Obstinate Attectious of the Skin, Inflammatory or Chronic Rheumatism, Piles, Chrome DlarrlKea, Mercurial Diseases, and every Taint of the BystemJ Dyspepsia, and those Affections originating In the Derangement of the Digestive Organs, vis.. Bilious Complaints, Neuralgia, and xfervou Affections,'' lleadache,: Laugour, aud Depression of Spirits, Liosa of Appetite, Constipat ion v " -' - Til IN EXCELLED I' iHEOiriJVAL Compound was flrsl preared by Dr. J. WtPoLAND, in 1S47, and was then em ployed with great success in expelliug humors from the blood; but in lsui a medical friend, who was quite celebrated as a phy sician, especially in the treatment of bu nion;, suggested some important improvements, which were adopted, aud which has made It (so the people say kibe very best remedy for all kinds or huuiorx known to " the faculty." a mis preparation is composed entirety vegetables, among which are sarsapariua. Yellow Dock. .Noble Bine. Mandrake, ana Blood root. - When the wlsrlnator lived 'in New UamDshlre. at tioll'stown Centre, for the space of thirty or forty miles around, aud lu Manchester particnlarly.the Humor Doctor was well known and highly valaed for the numerous and wonderful cores which It effected. Though manufactured in large quantities, the supply was frequently exhausted, and purchasers had to wait lor more to be made. In that region, some verv severe cases of ErvsiDelas were treat ed with and they were cured I Krysi pelas sores, or carbuncles those ngly, painful ulcers were entirely removed woerever this medicine was faithfully used. Ho it J wait with Her of u la and Halt Kheum. The Hnraor Doctor enred them.' .. It la free from any dangerous drags, is nleasant to the taste, sale, vet suro and effective in lu action. - ' ' .Prepared at the NEW EHOI.AKD BOTANIC DEPOT, and for sale by ail dealers In medicine C. DAMON & CO.. Propiletors, , CLOUD & AKIN, . : : Wholesale Agmlt. For retail by all druKttlsW. fe'W'Uti

FEBRUARY 5th, 1869.

C AR PENTE 11 -ANri'i't.. t is . i :. COOPERTOOIS . -li i' : i . . : . . .: i t . . S - - " t I - - f 1 , ; -: . ... . t i- : : - r . . i t , . .. s . " : : r . i j ;.. , , , j TEB1IS (JASII. FRED. P. STRAUB CO.. ' ,- - - . ' " f i t- , - . : No. 74 Main Street, RETH'KEN hM'OKD AM) TUIUII. i IfebS SiHDEL O&B. IAM.SH 1A V1IWOK. , 3. L.UHB SAMUEL ORR & CO., ' DKALBRS IH ' IRON, STEEL. ; ; TIJV-lf.A.TE, uiui; ; ZINC ."''' . StIt IIM OH, AXLES, Horse nna Mnlc Slioes, Tinners' and Black raitlia Tools, ; WAGON AMI Bl'UUT W00SW0UK WKOI IIIIT HfRAF IRON DOIUai'l At the highest market ratea. ! Wafer Street," lunlldtf , EVAN8V1LLK IND, BfETTICilEll, KELLOGG & Co, . (Huceessora to Wells, Kellogjr 4fc Co.) ' IMPOKTElta AND JOKBEIlfi OF ' - - i. . . . - - i - . v ; - 13 First Street; - SIGN OP TUE BIQ- PADLOCK' ax i is, axes, v. .. .. 4XIW, AXU'IS, -AX IIS, TABLE CUTLER)?. : - TABLE CUTLER r. lOCKKT CUTLERY,. ' : ; POCKKT CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLEKY, ' Trace Chalus, . Trace? OliniiiM, . Truco ClioiuH, PlMiilerH'' Hoes, Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, CtfllDEKS' IIABIIWARK, ' Hi:il,l;K!iS' HAUUWAKK, BllIjUKIiH' liAUlIVVAKK, ' . (WroKAKI) WOWLl'ARItS, ( OI'llN ;M W OOL 'KI!S, till IO A,l IWMI1. I AUIIN BHHT RdKllKR HKLTINM, HKiiV KUKllh.K HKLTINU, ftUJl al)d Cr083Ut SaWS, P.? ill anri flrrtsM-liit S5w Will and Crona-Out Sawn. 'ANII buiawill Bud it to their aitvauLage to pxauiiuD our slock betore purchaaug I'imjw uei o. At the Oh! Sland, 13 First St BCKTTltUKU, KKl,L()h(J Jfc ('. lyi DENTISTS. TDP?. I.-ELA.A.S CcMilloiSt alMltlst, Over PI nrt National Kauk, Comer Main aud rirst Street, . . .... , Kvansvllle, ludMANI'P.tlTHKEK Or 4'IINTINh oils Oinu Work, Gold. Hilver, Valcuuile.t'oralile, and Amber flalee. Carve. wora, A.rtincia: l alatew, etc A DM 1 N 18TICATOK of Nitrons Oxld. (au excellent and sate anaesthetic), Chk roiunu, r.iuer, auu auto several local pars lyzers. . . . .... : . .-; , -4 . , NKUKALOIO Affections treated. ' M Y 1' Al'l 1 J'l'i K-S are as irood and id cstabliHhineDt as lai'ge (couMiting of riv loomti) as any In thu United states. 1 RGTITRN MY THANKH for the l-nsi ve patronage received during the past Kiutn iiuArus. mcuil fllALOX'S "PAPHUS For Ccautifjlns tho Skin and Complexion. . Kemoves all Krupl ions, Freckles. Pim- I pieK, ni oui niou'iii-s, lau, ric., anu renders ne hk in ot, ", at a oiuanung. , Kor Ladies iu the Nursery it is invalu able. - . For Oentiemen after Bhavliiz it has no equal. ; ., Baphian Irfition" Is the only reliabl remedy lor diseases and bleniieues of the BK1U. I, PIIAIXINM PAP1IIAN SOAH" lot the Toilet, Nursery, ami Bath, will hot cuap uie saiu. rnee cents per cake. : "FLOK IE MATO." ' "1'UIK.IIG .;(,", A New Perfume lor the Handkerchief. Kzquisite, Deiieate, Laaliut: Pragrauce. ' " PHALON 4 BON New York. Bold by ail druggists. Jyadly WM. C TDRN0CS & 00, ' BRASS FOUNDERS, Gas and Steam Pipe Fitters, Corner Pine and First Streets. s . Cash paid for old Copper aud Brass. ( ' ' a Dealers ill all kinds of Brass Cockf WhlMli-.s, aud Mteam Uanges. Partlcalal atteutiou paid to repairing aud adjustiu Htaoi Uaugen uue8tf

FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

l 7: tit. t Sit ,r.V' t-;.iyr To Physi elans. ; i' 'i h tt.f .,.. - , ..... Allow me to call your attention to my PKEPARATION ()!' OOMl'OUNi) KXi'KACT BUCUU, The corurxineiit rrt are BUC11U (IjOku l.KAr), I'UUKBS, J UNIPKIC KKKKIKK. ' ' ' ,', tfode.v Preparation. llnclnx I In vncno. Juniper Berried, by dititillaliou, to form a fine Bin. , Cubt-bn extiaob'd by dUplrtcetueut by liquor obtalued ' from Juniper BerrteN, containing very lillie sutjar, a small proportion of spirit , and more palatable than any uow lu u!. TUeartlve properties are by thin mode k.liacUni. Buchu.ua prepared ly UrtigK1' generally, la of a dark color, lt is a plant that e lulls Its fragrance; Ihe action of a liiiiue destroys this (it active principle), l-avi a dartc aud. gtatiuoua decoction. . Miue la the color of lugredienta. The. Buchu iu my pii'i'iiratiou predominate; ihe miiiiIIel quantity of the otut-r inrtdleuU are added, to prevent feruieutatlon ; upon iutipectioo, 11 Will be foiiuJ hot t be a linelure, an made iu pbai'tuacopif i, nor in it a fiymp, and therefore c:iu be uMed iu caucm where fever or Inflammation exixts. In thin, you have Ihe kuowit-dgu of Ihe lugretlieritK aud the mode of preparation. .. lloplut that you will favr It with a trial, aud that upon Inspection 11 will uieet with your approbation, With a feeling of confidence, X am, very respectfully, ' II. T. HKI.MBOLl), Client tat aud Drugitof 10 Years' FXperteuce In Philadelphia, and now ' ' KM-aled at lit Irug and Chemical 4 Wareboutw, 691 Broadway, N. Y. (From the Iargfmt Manufacturing Client- . .;; w iu woru. " "I auk acquainted with Mr. 11. T. 11 el uibold ; tie occupied the drug fitore oppomle lay reaideuce, and wan auccckHrul In con luetlng the bnalneait whereot iiera had not been equally so before him. 1 have been favorably Impressed wllh his cliariicU-r and enter prive. .. . - " WILLIAM W Kill HTM AN, "'irm of 1'owtrn A Welghtmau, Mann- - facta ring CheniUU, Ninth and Browu Htreeta, Iliiladelphla." Ilelmhold'i fluid Extract Buchu, for weaknetM arising from lndincretlou. The exhausted powers of nature, which are accompanied by bo many alarming MymptoniM, among which will be found lndiapoalllou to Exertion, Lost of Memory, Wakefulnens, Horror of Dineaae, or Porebod in gs of KvilJ in fact. Universal Laaaitude, ProMtratlon, and inability to enter Into the enjoy meuU of aociet y. , The Const ltution, ones a tree ted with Organic Weakness, requlrea the aid of Medici ue to atrengtben and . luvlgorate Ihe syntem, which Helmboi.d'8 Kxtract Uucud Invariably doea. If no treatment la submitted to, Conaumplion or. Insauity enNuea. ' ' ' 1 Jielmbold'$ Fluid Extract Suciu, in nHeotlons peculiar to Pemalea, U unequaled by any other preparation, as In CliloroMla or Retention, PalnfuineHM, or Buppreaaion of Cu tomary Bvacuatlona, Ulcerated or Bchlrru Hato of the Utera, and all complaint incident to the aex, whether arising from habit of dissipation. Imprudence in, or the decline or change of, life. Ilelmbold' Fluid Extract Buchu and Improved Rot Wath will radically exterminate from the aystem diseases ariuing from liablU Of dissipation, at little expense, little or no change In diet, no Inconvenience or exposure, completely superseding those unpleasant and danger ous remedies, Copalva and Mercury, lu all these diseases. Us Hthnbii'.d's Fluid Extract Buchu la all diseases of these orgaus, whether exist ing In male er female, from whatever canse originating, and no matter ol bow longstanding. It is pleasaut In taste aud odor, "Immediate" lu attiou, and more strengthening than any of the prepara tions of Bark or Iron Those suffering from broken-down or delicate constitutions, procure the remedy at once. The reader mut t be aware that, however slight may be the attack of the above din eases, it is certain to ad.xt the bodily health and mental powers. All the above diseases require flic aid ol a Diuretic. iiKin nui .!: kaiuaut BUCHU Is the great Diuretic. Bold by drogglHts every where. Price 11 2j ler botl'e. or six bottles for t ). Ik-llv-red to any addrewa. DeMCi ibeKyiuptoiiis III all coiuinuuicatioiiti. Addrewt H.T. 11 10 LM BOLD, Drug and Chemical Warehouse, fj'JI Bro.-td way. New York. NONK AKE UEWIIIMK tINI.KMM done up in sf reel-engraved wiPr, with fac-sliuile ol my Chemical Warebouse, and signed 11.1. rtm.MBoi.u, juuiSd.'iU ARCHITECTS. H. M0RSINNA, AliciIIT 13 C T. tH CO-No. CHANDLKK'H KU I LI UNO Corner PI rsl aud Locust Htreeta. Kvansvllle, lud. Mr- flans and specifications for all kind. of bolldiuics furnthed at short uotice, aud on reasonable leriaa II mchl.'i il ii O A. lt 13. KOBEBT BOYD. OTIS WOOD. BOYD & WOOD, ARCHITECTS, No. 7 Chandler's Block. Corner Fir 4 and Locust Streets. . s ; . KVANSV1LLE, IND. Plans and Hnceirlcations Dreuared on eliorl uotice and reasonable ktmit. jauu uu c o I. F SaNSOM & CO., Oeneral Dealers In COAL, and Agents for the celehrated AIUDKIK COAL. All orders accouipauied with the caah will he promptly atlt-utled to. Persous wishing to contract for heavy towiuit on the river can he accommodated, the proprietors Lavinic eoutrol of the superb tow-boat ttohert Pulton. oiHce A'o. s Second Utreet. between Mala aud Locust, Kvansviile, lud. A DOV28 dly UUOOH 1ACXOKV. GLUNZ & MAURER, .' Broom llHtui Int ii rcrw. We desire notifylns the public that we are keeping on Intuit all sortM of Urooius, ami ay the hlKliet-t price lor Krooui t 'oru. r uriurv ou lumi auu iu(ie hu, uei u.mi

DI11T GOODS.

OILL1SOM K40UEK. W. JC. aooiI.kTT. . MAGHEE & CO., - . .juv JWUOLKHALE DKALER8 JN STAPLE AND FAN 01 DRY GOODS, FIRST STREET. V , , ' , : k VANSYiLni:, Lxk, Mave ji'mt KriT.ivrn a t,tJi: fUtrn ol' Hi'it-m.tl.le wxl., w lilc'i lliy oQt-1 to Ihe tiS'lu ut low raU-M. . . I " j ri Ann a. i jitk v mu mtt393w in hUxo itiid lor miIm I 7 U. M AlillKK A CO. an r t r i'imiimu mi. in itun' f f Ii A i'S lu kUm : imI lor i-ulo b ' liaiilJl' tl. MAIilll'.l': t III. 1 nducfineiits io filial ed In our Millinery lMpai liot'ut, out' liit-udt ami f-ti-.UiijiMM Mill l con vlui'ed that we inU-ul ! iiuilin To nglliiets, by selllui; Honnets and Hals, or Miw tlrllmii will niHku llit-ui lo nlir lu an uuexiH-litnl mj le at a pi Ice never lluro Uuuti, As Is at haud, and every loved one expccti a valuable Kilt, buy a Kloreuce Hewing Machine, which im t-itMli't luarul, le-s IImIMm to pet out ol ordfr, and diH-s more vai H i of work w II bout i-liMiige than any oilier. Kvvry Mai-blurt whiihiiIh.! Ik kIvm l inimc tuiu.oi ltn iiion. y reluudeil. I'ri' fi. hiicI npwaid. 't'wenly .i-r n( iJrav 'IwiIIhI Piauuel, woith l ci-uts, whirli we will wii . . . ' i , . 1 ond Ixw at 30 cents per yard. French Hhlrilnc ami Urcss Plaimels ouly ceut. tltider HiilrtM and Drawer In icixnt variety. '1 he M-Kt and clieamHl I'.lankt-la ever wll In thlt city. An endl.-sji vurixty of HiihwIm and I'rrx (JimmIx. lur larx" nnk Clutlis aud CasHitueres we will chme oui at a . , ... In order to make room for Hprlusj Wear. A complete stock ol IximeKlic IihxIm ol every opular brand, and at Ihe IowmkI ftrlees, cmu always lx louod nl N lni.ki StisHlug A ti.'s, Nos ft aud 4',t Main Kneel., in short, they have everytuini; to niuke the outer" appearance Of L.iio lleantlfui and agreeaMe, all of which win be sold as cheap as I hey can be loiiiid any where. Idcl SfDELANC, 48 MAIN STREET, ' MANUFACTURING JEWELERS, AN) 1SALERJ IN AMERICAN WATCHES, t Are ofl'crliig, at reduced 'prices; for th Holiday Keaou, a choice slouk of I? ITS 11 .1 i:VIiLHV Oif LVMiY DKHCIUPTJON, . ' CollHllltlllg llf UiamoHdH, , Auwrkan Wkldii's, Pearls, Kii'IIhIi M aIi Li-h, Uubles, Hnrlxs Walt lit k, KincrsMs, Nolld Uold Iialii, (ioltl niitl Hher fpcctatU's. Also, a superior article of Nolid Nilvor Vare, Maunfactnrcd expressly for our trade, and many biualler mi tides, particularly appio priale for Holiday and Wcddlnc Pro-eotn. Const an I ly on hand a choice nlcc11ni ol I BILVKIt-PLATlOD WAKK, which will ic I sou at a very clone pr fiU Partlcu'ar stleutlon Klvn to the He-I I setting of Diamonds and other Oeiim, In the in on I novel and artistic manner. Au fxuiul nation of our stock is rt-Hprct' fully scdlcilvd. l lcUilly REAL ESTATE. Kew Ileal Estate Agency. J. 1. IM 1 1 oil A'iSoii TTAVK OPKf.F.D A it KA I WTATl JLA, Agency lor the wale ol and iciitiiofO amis, limine. A'., sc. Hhiwhii imviiii houses or land to renl tn sell, or iKirwim. wlNhlii to piirhasH or reut.wlll Uu well by minnK on n.eni their ornce, ou , ' Third Street, near Locust' ; In I'JlIlott'H IlloU juuell tt IV. ir. JCMJN.1I A.Y A' f K, Real Fstate Agents, No. 6.1 Malu hlrt'i t, , ' 1-:VANMTII.I.R, JHO. A Notary Public In tho ollice. ap29 Otl WM. ItKAVIS, U. H. CI ill m Au)nt, Also, KKAL P-HTATK and COLLFXTf IIS. : 1 'A UP NT. . - Off1 ce on Malu sl-cwel- Wil weeu Third and fourth. No. M-V-i (over Wt-Jler'i- Oan Mini,), KvauMVili iud. mhiivk DRUdGISTS. Wholesale and r.etall nucr? lealer 1i ..... MeJiche, Paint, Oil, lirvthei) Ac, MAIN NT., but, He.-nl and Tlitnl, KvauKvllh, lud. Particular alleiitlou Kiven loCIITTINO WIN lOW OI.AW1 lo kuy Mine, l inu'iail

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I.l ; lmi.tam h,u ii.i-i 1 i.ik MeniM. i I.l. 1 1 ;i n h: '., hlils. Clin ci. F;,n.lly PI. nil' i, 111 H LDIMtV KM l"i ii(l I'M, S aU r rn., Mi, ln-nni ui,,l Wi.iiuil, . ..... I V il I M I I II-, I ,, jH.iait Ii!( Ol K ,v I I I l.i; ' Kale or l'tu!n!i:i( (! Vio;U. fjriO M' IllUt IT MAV KIMlt: Notice Is hereh iflven thnlHll ni. i - l-l MKI lull III. (lie (Soil. I. I,' ..i,,.,i,' Mini, VViiler HI iii'l , I ..-l u 1 1 Iwh nil !in.l w.i mil, KvaiiKVIIIi', I ml, ii ni, Hiet r in . i ii 1 1, - mi llll 111! OUe i llir. Will he kill, , I I, I.l I,: , ! , . - I K.ll, to Ilie liltlu l ln.l I. i , ut, Ihe Aii.ii.hi Ihionl nl llii ii i N. lmni, ., I iil M I'eet, l. ,V.H-Ile ue l'.-,l -Ulll, e, tin II,,. Ill, III Vol Muy, IH.D, A ti-.t 1.1 lliee l4i-.ii In- wen by cmIIiii ; nl. Ihe I .iiii.i.i -' I,,,,,. o.oii. i; i,t ot k , , j i ., i i . Pvbriinry .'M, I." iUm, JuwIh, reuM, FJdxtwtl, Ac. Jlsr no imi ii nion tiii: Peiirlv Hank i by (he Sli mini h. .uiu-i I I urn Hen t, U I barrels ow : t It Inn I els wlul lieniiN; '. i.itl n l Hit ei .1 ; ' !mi iMiHhelt. li ii, i. i.fi I n ; 4 I'iiiki pit tea; k'euMKM ii' hi nr.; Whi.li nr.. ol1e-.l to tl, trnle at Ihe IhlilileiM' I'.uipor ttiti, Water btri-ct, lit Locust & V.ilnul. . JCVAN.SVJIJii:, INDIANA. BAWoiK ft ;,tj:lli; I fe. Fxcelnit r Whifo Li-:.-. OPfl It It It I I.S III' Til I till. fm.M.W liliileil 'I emu ,,i I ; i v I While I. line, lie-ill liom I he k mi, .i , el v i .l i.l Ihw litllL. il'.H.-s' I'. i l' ill I 1 1 M , .WatcrlUleet, iH't. 1 oi iixl himI W iiiiiiil, KVH HNV I lie, I iiil, ! lfAlK'ol i; A. Ml I..KI.K. IN 11 W I " I I 51. JOHN B. MVMRK1.(. JOHN I'. TtVlHU. ' ... McUOUKLK & TWKKI). Donlriuloo. anil . Itiilliler m. And M h uu (;u-l .ni'i k of tiiith. Door, Jjii'hiIh, Emm, llrn' ki , Ac, tic., l iir.WAl.M T4 I 1411111 sritl I I'M, ' KVA- SVM I.K, ll. All orders will recei ve prompt at lent ton. Tic I in., .niYints v into., , (Mnnceasorri to Hleelc A Trlhle.) if AnnrAii vhi M or in i.kaium ft Basil, Doors, VAlmU, rraiiir,, JMOUfJJINCH, A. Allor.lern for v oik In the lUill.llnic ltn areiroinptiy ail 'inieii n. We II ei'ii exinxl i n 1 1 v m liim.l nil klnlof U JM HI'.K, I I N !; i ml pofl.A II ! I,' on1 NO, WKA I HI.UHOA KIU NO, Ac. Heroll Hxwiiiii .f every ilewrl pi loll nlel IireHMiriK of Linn tr ilium onl-.r. rtu-loiy at tin oil biiiml ol Milu . Trible,- - beruiid bt.t bt't. riK'Nliiiil and ( hi ri ), KVAI WVI I.I.K, 1 NO. apMdtf CARD. Ill rctlrlni; from the above pint n r iili ! ilesiie to return my IIuhiS-h l my iin n i t H ho have f ume I uie wit h lni' iii. - n, n n I u .in I.l Hok tl iii r on 1 1 ii ii i nee w i' Ii II." i.i tv Dim. J A.MMHI I .l , I.e., I.VMllsvllle, Jill . 'J-, t.vtt itt:n i.i'.'s t.r.:: i rjini: m itsi iiii.i il iiimisi i i JL I he l.lllillM'r 'tilNllteNH ill. Iiin nl.l ,! in I Ml. I he corner ol ft. nin mi.l hrn nl h Ml i. ..i ,, MIIll Wlllllll leKpec I lolly llll. .1111 Ihe . Ul.il' II I II I IllM Ml.M'k im I 11 ee Hllll ii , I , ,,.. I I lie HMi. irl ii iiii M, m hi in -1 im I'i ie . t K lllWieH HIH1 .1IIMIIIV, l Hint i urn mini Mitmii w i:,,;inl n. 1 hi I'.i-l iicli n,i hit, I'l.i.u. A I... i. r.OO I " i; CH nl v ni i.i.is I h I. Ii m-n ami ni y li'H, u ml 10,000 LI tl I IT 1. W i mln w Mjw.Ii, i '1 ue n nil poplar t- h h;, im .' and 4-le't lil til. MoiililiiieN. I in. t'UHi U-l-ltiiuml, ., Ae. oiiler-i Ii'iiiii tho count ry, rivir or iti fllle.l pi.juiplly. w.:i u.ini JOHN K. oi.ovt it. JAHII1H SANH0N & iSON.i Wholimule aud Jti IicuIcih In pinr :ltji bm r Shingloa, Lai h, Doors, anl AIho, a I uri ii a nui f mi nt of AM". n , Chli'H (.i, ami I oh iin i.iimhi r tml I I i in-, ileMletl and IJliiJ l eiiMii, m liiinl ni,l I. I Extra iwcaI and tSfnivr.l 1 :t Shiiinh n, eiohtr -n inrh hunt. We renpectfuif -Holicit th i liircnN ..l ll'uui.iiulll., I.. ..lu ... .,.11 a. ...I t ,i I , in ,mrHUH,k H,f..i:a t tirdnwuot ,!. 'Wi.ei... i lKIKiM WAI K Hi ItK KT, (OpKK-ite Iiiihxi o Wharf), Kvhiiviii. All or.ters prouiptly alU'inhid to. lUkyU ill, in M A KC7 WACTV RH.H Of , and Doaier in Fln8 and I'opL.r Lurab ir, Il'iin ' h NlIIINU, I I.IMHtl.MJ, Ac. Otlceaiid factory, (tittirr Fith ond ''ni ttlrttlM, 1 vaimvlll", I ml. Order from ahrord promptly nltemleil l. UialM.ltf )r. I.tirlou'.s Toliano AniiIoJ,. i A V KA Jk ? t II tt h N'V r I.I, fM j-INP rH 'I l Urn I'I,.. l. iiivi,.. ll ' wl.M. ( (..if li.VI tr Ii, i l-. f I. -M . It , il, ,.t I -tlHM-.C'. .Mll.l ll 1MI.IM b I. Il.l -. 1 Ii.-imIi. V.. ..-' ait'i hmr ,. I'rl.rt '4l k.-MilA imr t . All ll.l.-1-..l.- , I.IJ.IIIMII .'. '..if i. MM'.. U, Willi III.,, l-l I, J It' - V uu. 1. 4. Auii'.rr, j. , ) ,1 .1 Ti;iTmoinA.r,. V-ttr -1 . w V im tut 1 t,. a ... - I ' I.mi Aidul.il ..!( Kif.J M I 'cA.it.ii.. mul I. .nl 11 .... Pa.. Tr V. H TuSjicht. .,. , I I. , wii-1 .apri.-' A riiMtvr . " ,"" " 1 ' ' iiM It n.i4 m, hi i.r. V ' ' 1 K Sr. II mrmliA uf trr rni-i,". - ' :.'"'l. n. i, trt" ..nil, ivmr hiti l.avliii l.-Vi .. -I cl i'-'' 'i i ' ' . 1..1..1 .i i.r ii-i ir I". Hu 'y A .ii-, ''' " lily l.lt ll.c ,.1-..,. -f of n lli'il..." J...fcr M.. t..l. V' " 'I l-'i.i" I'.,' i. A I1i.ii'j It'll ft - lil'"i.'..' Ai.h.l ' -I ImiH. A.i n'A.,1., I 'ill ! l '"i it A i m-ni'i-f .-"" .' o. i ii .. re rurrj lur li .i.l,' , if Ir my mil. iK. I - - l.it. -HK, i. , ii, i ,Miiii 1 K:ti.-i til Yi 1 1. i Ih i.ici.f .1 . I i V ' hnv if' ' if.i'y V .'. l-i. Mm ir. utuiu t A i'i' ..'in, mul u" '' V V " ' -,u,.v. l W I. W'i, Jl". ' I'm! uf! Rwttiiip iltmif .?.iri,. K " H,H. IllWt .fxCH),. ,.'"'" 11111 HI'. Al.liiloli' n...,...' ,. yiiin j full i .. ,--! Ill i H ' 'K Mil i i.i li'ix nf fin III. A.iiil fifllil l II le jl i.nr r-n. 1 V Mttl. l-.I.V.. I. I V M t I. E fa AIL DkUf.dll IOR AtE fa AIL DkUf.GMTS,