Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 16 February 1869 — Page 2

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DAILY JOURWATj PTrp.T.TrRln BT TH1 . KTANSTTttK JOFRXAT. COMPANY. Kn.il I.cnt Hi nK Ftiiii(itI1I.

TUESDAY FEBRUARY 16, 1SG9. state Normal School. We have been free in the expression of our opinion, that oor State Normal School will cost too much moDey. We believe the building for the School was unnecessarily expensive; that a smaller and plainer edifice would have been ample for several years to come, for the instruction of such teachers as would avail themselves of its privileges. While this is so, we do not think it would be pood policy or wise economy for the Legislature to withhold the appropriation nccessar to insure the completion of the edifice, costly as it promises to be. Nothing, apparently; remains to be done but to finish and furnish the house, and put the' school in operation. A refusal to do this will only r.'sult in the absolute sac rifice of hat has already been expended. O ir Terre Haute friends need not think that we are hostile to the school because it is located there Next to Evansville there is no point in te State where we would prefer to Bee public funds liberally l expended than, in Terre Haute.. Bat, we do think, burdened down as ths people are with national. State, county and municipal taxation, greater prudence should be manifested in the expenditure of public funds. Financial. A Washington dispatch says that the House Committee on Binks and Currency have agreed to favorably report and urge the passage of Mr. Boutwkll's bill, which provides that hereafter no percentage, deduction, commission or compensation of any kind shall be allowed to any person for the sale, registration or exchange of any government bonds, gold or securities; and hereafter all sales and exchanges shall be made at public auction after advertising. The same Committee have also taken such action on the question of redistributing tLe national bank circulation 83 indicates that they are pretty certain to agree to the division of the banks into four classes, viz.: Those with a circulation not over $200,000; those with over $200,000 and not ovetfSOOf000; those with over $300,000 and not over $l,00),QOi), and those with over $ 1,000,000. Tho rates of circulation to be respectively eighty per cent., seventy per cent., sixty per cent., and fifty per cent., with a proviso that no bank shall have over $1,000,000 of circulation. This change will give about $19,000,000 for distribution to new banks in the South and West. Triai, op New I-'ireakms. At a recent trial of breech-loading firearms adopted by different nations, at the School of Musketry at Spandaa, ir. Prussia, according to an official report, the Prussian needle gun can fire twelve shots a minute, the Chassepot eleven, the Snider ten, the Remington (Denmark) fourteen, the Peabody (Switzerland) thirteen, the Wconzl (Austria) ten, ;the Werndi (same State) twelve, and the Winchester repeating rifle (United. States) nineteen. Tub Rebel. Loan. A curious feature marked the business of the London Stock Exchange a fortnight ago. There wa3 a revived demand for the Confederate loan, which was quoted at 0 10j. " The idea that some, recognition of these bonds may be given by the ADglo-American Commission has brought about this renewed speculation. ' Tire Cotton Crop. The New Orleans Times is in high spirits over the results of the last year's cultivation of cotton. Tho receipts in New Orleans have already reached 000,000 bales. This ia within 00,000 bales of the whole receiptsof last year up to September 1st. ; The Times thinks its estimate -of 900,000 bales for last year's crop will'' be fully unstained. Seventeen thousand bales were sold on the 3d inst., which was, in money value, the largest sale ever made in one day in New Orleans, as the CO0.00O bales received have exceeded by several millions the value of any previous year's to date. The Tim i comments on the results of this larf.v ;i op as follows: Sixty mil' if -os of dollars of one product of our 'Southern industry have thus been exchanged in this city in four months and shipped abroad. This enormous business has suddenly changed the condition and prospects of our planters. From the great despondency and the wide-spread desolation of the war, they now begin to rise rapid?" to a degree of prosperity and ir.dependence which in some respects equals and in others exceeds that which they enjoyed in the ante-bellum uays. II their aggregate receipts and their means of luxurious indulgence and extravagance are not so targe, neither are their debts, their liabilities, nor the temptation to invest in uncertain and fluctuating values as great. They have or ought to have more money to expend in the improvement and furnishing their plantations than they ever had. Few of them have any debts to pay. A large portion of the sixty millions already realized from the crop of this reason has, gone into the country. This is shown in the constant drain upon the banks for small notes, which arc being drawn hither irom every part of the country. It is quite obvious that our planters have profited by the sad experience of the past years, and are not disposal to part with their hard earnings as easily and as improvidently as in tae old flash times In fact, l would appear that they were hoarding or quietly investing in land, what they were wont to expend ' in luxuries and extravagance. The trade of the city, though improving does not equal the just expectations excited by so large nd profitable a crop. The question is constantly asked, where are the millions that the crop has realised; why- are they not manifested in a largely increased demand and consumption of the goods, groceries, utensils, etc., which are usually so eagerly sought by the agricultural classes ?

This question can be better an " swered in a few weeks, when the

lanters, having completed .tneir la-j nr contracts and broken up their ground for the" coming crop, will begin to repair to the city to lay in their supplies and feelc investments for their snrplus cash. We have lit tle doubt that tho Spring season win be one of great activity and prosperity in every department of trade, and that the large Bums whicn nave Deen drawn into the country for their splendid crop will return in fructifying streams to enliven, stimulate and foster every branch of our commerce. trade ana industry. Communicated. Theory anil Practice. Some Englishman has made the assertion that the American Govern ment is in theory the most beautiful. an i in practice , the most corrupt, of any Government in the civilized world. Let us aeree with him wholly in the first proposition, and half in the second and then what had we better do? Try to bring the nractice no to the standard ot our beautiful .theory, or make the theory as wretched as the practice? The latter expedient appears to be the one generally adopted by a class of men that can be found in almost every community, whose principal business appears to be to attend to other people's business, who always stickle at strict justice, and never could tolerate high pay for public service, except when iteoe3 into their own poakets. i Let us apply this to the question of paying our county othcers, wnicn now vexes the minus ot many good people The proper keepine and managing of these offices is perhaps of more direct importance to the citizens a county than any other branch or govern mental anairs; mismanagement or neglect therein wonld produce incal culable miscnier, and olten wrongs that could never be remedied. 1 herefore all agree that to fill them prop erly we should seek the higher degree or skill, integrity and industry. And here our theory really is beautiful There is a moral propriety and fitness that these affairs should be held, not as mere clerkships at so much month, but as a kind of prize for a high character tor talent, industry and integrity, acquired by a long life without blemish in a community The understanding of the people be ing about this: We expect from you the highest degree of application of tne taient oi wnicn we mint you possessed, and strict integrity: as for pay. we hope you will make a good thing of it. This is really the theory all over the country. But now come our friends of strict justice, whose business it is to keep other people just. They discover that some individual officer has charged unlawful fees; if they cannot discover it they can imagine it, which answers as well; or, alas for poor human nature, some officer really yields to temptation, and actually pockets unlawful gains. Now, what is to bo done? Why, prosecute him of course. Is that all? Oh, no; call public meetings. Tell the people that the income of their public officers, as allowed by law, are really immense.- You can manage that by telling what they receive, and say nothing of what they have to pay out; petition the Legislature to reduce the salaries of all public officers; hire the offices oat to the lowest bidder; in short, destroy our beautiful theory, and make it as mean as they imagine the practice, or as much meaner as possible. And this is what men, who think themselves wise, call reform. Citizkn. ARCHITECTS. , a , H. MDESINNA, ARCHITECT. Glee No. CHANDLER'S BUILDING Corner Firet and Locuat Streets, Kvansvi lie. Ind. Pians and specifications for All kind - r 11 1 : t . i- 1 . . , a 3ii reasonable term - I men la rum CARD. SOBEBT BOYD. OTIS WOOD. BOYD i WOOD, ARCHITECTS, No. 7 Chandler's Bloik, Corner Fir .t and Locust Streets, EVANSVILLE, IND. Plans and Specifications prepared on short notice and reasonable terms. jan!5 dtf DR. J. W. POLAND'S WHITE PINE COMPOUND. The Great New England Remedy. UK. J. W. rOLAND'N White Pine Compound Is now ottered to the afflicted throughout the couutry, after having been proved by the teat of thirteen years in the New Kugland tsutten, where its merit have become an well known as tho tree from which, in part, it derives Us virtues. The White Fine Compound i CURB) .Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dipththeria, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections generally. It Is a remarkable remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Difficulty or Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other Complaints. (jYont the Boston Journal.) ' Boston, January 2U, 18tia. Poland's White 1'i:-k Compound. Afu-i having given it a thorough trial, we cau confidently recommend PoltxnU't While Pine VtnnjHmnd as a very valuable article for the cure of Coughs, Colds, and Pulmonic Complaints generaUy. In several cases, we have known it to give prompt relief when all otner remedies which had been tried had failed. It is an article which, in a climate ho promotive of sudden and severe colds as is that of New Knslaiid, ought to be in every family; and we are sure that those wiio ouce obtain it, and give it a fair trial, will not thereafter he willing to be without it. A Valuabi.1 MKurciNE. 7r. ItUintl'M White Pine Compound, advertised in out columns, is a successful attempt to combine and apply the medicinal virtues of the White Pine bark, it has been thoroughly tested by people in this city and vicinity, and the proprietor has testimonials to its value from persons well known to our citizens. We recommend its trial in all those cases of disease to which it is adapted, it is for sale by all our dru-rsists. N. y. Independent. The White Pine Compound Is now sold In every part of the United States and Brit, ish Provinces. Prepared at the KEW KNCJI.ANO BOTANIC DEPOT, Boston, M ass. O. DAMON A CO., Proprietors. CLOUD & AKIN, Wholesale Agents. For sale at retair by all drug mi. nu h7 BSdLf:

HARDWARE.

GEO. S. SOJVN7ilG & CO., iM.xoxtTi3w:s OF HARDWARE, GUNS AND PISTOLS, Farming & Slechanics' Tools "We have removed, since the destruction of our stock by fire on the 2tst of December, to the old Jxewenthal stand, at the corner of First and Main Streets, and have now In store one of the most complete stocks of goods iu our Jne that can be found In the West, purchased on a dull market for OAS II, and will be offered to the trade at such prices as cannot fail to impress the buyer. We have no Old Stock! Our goods are all Fit IU HIT AND OLEAN, Just from the factories. We offer special Inducements on Tabic anil Potkct Cutlery; Chains, Kames, and Collars; Axes, Hoes, & Cross-cut Saws; ItUIUDF.RS' IIAItmVAKE. 23 MAIN STREET, COKXEtt OF FIRST, Ja29 EVANS VI LLK, IN U. LAW CARDS. W. P. HARGRAVE, ATTORNEY lit LAW. Office on Third Street, In Washington Hou-ie Block. Will practice t. e various Courts ol the Circuit. Prompt attention to offlce uusmess aeci asm B. L. D. GUFFY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, MOROANTOWN, KY., Will practice In the counties of Butler, Warren, Mnhlenburg, Ohio, and McLean. rrompi attention given to i ue collection Of claims. References Wheeler & Rlggfl, Hollim worth A Bro., Chas. Babcock A Co. apS Crescent City Flooring Mill. EUGENE K A 1 1 L E K, Manufacturer and Lealer In &nsli, Doors, IMiiids, M0ULD1XGS,JL00KIXG, SIDING, And all kinds of DRESSED AND ROUGH LUMBER. Also, Sole Proprietor and Manufao- . . turer of the

jJ.djJj.JLLii.tli: muntnimp

it Celebrated PICKET FENCE. Corner or Division Street and Canal, Near Reltz Jt Haney's Foundry, oc31 d6m .Kvansvi ia k, J NO. HO.VAI.D I'ISIIEK, DE1LER IS! Cliandelierj and das Fixtures, Gas and Steam Pipe Fitter, No. 21 LOCUST STREET, fe6 d ty Eva nsvi ilk, I nr. - Rope Mouldings. WE WOULD - riBTICBLABLT call the attention ot builders and merchants to an invoice f Rone Mouldings Just received at the Builders Emporium a new article, never before olfered iu this market, and just the thing, combining beamy, duraotllly, and economy In a remarkable decree. BABCOCK A STEELE. , Water Street, bet. jLocusi and Walnut, felO Kvansvitle, Ind. Dissolution of Copartnership. THE COHAKTKERSUIP 1IKKKTO. fore existing under the firm name of H. K. Wells & Sou was dissolved by mutual consent on the 30th dav of November, ISttS, W.ilter P. Welis withdrawing. Partnership Notice. f K, XII K lIJinEKMHNEn, HATE Vsr mis ist day of January. 186a. entered Into a copartnership, under the firm name of H. K. Wells tfc Co., for the purpose of transacting a General Hardware Business iu all its branches. In the same bouse formerly occupied by M. K. Wells A Son, and respectiuily asic a continuance of the fnvnrsexleudeU to t he i- U) firm. We will collect all aoeuii n ts due, and pay all claims against, said firm. H. K. WELLS.

GROCERIES.

jLA SO barrels genuine Karly Goodrich Po taioea the best early do La to yet Intro duced In Sontbern Indiana. For sale in quantities to suit purchasers by fell VICivEltY BHOS., 73 Main St. TAiti.y RONE POTATOES Worth JZd SI per pound. They yield sixty pounds lor the one pound planted. To arrive and for sale by fell VICKEBT BROS.; VS Main St. -f f f BtKR ELS PEACH BLOW lUUlnd Prince Albert Potatoes, iu wore and for sale by fell , VICKElty BROS. 3 Main St. TT ASDRJTH'S. RISLET,K, ASD JLa Parker's Garden teeds. in store ana lor sale, wholesale and retail, by fell . VICKEKY BROS., 73 Main St. -f-4 SION SETS 23 bushels assorted J kinds In store and for sale by ieU VICKKRY BROS.. 73 Main St. 25 BARRELS OF "HARRISON" i'Ol'ATOiii-a very valuable va riety, intended for late planting. For sale oy fell VICKEKY BROS 73 Main St. STRAWBERRIES, GRAPES, We are prepared to taEe order tor all kinds of small Iruits, plants, and trees. fell , VICJCKRY BROS., 73 Main St. X-0JK! FLOUR t 100 bags and 25 Jt. barrels lMtra Family Flour, freshgrouud from wnite wheat, for sale at re- ' uuceu prices oy . . . . fell VICKERY BR03., 73 Mala SU HAMS. , Canvassed Sugar-Cared Hams; Plain Sugar-Cured Hams; Common Bacon Hams, ' In store and for rale by fell VICKEB Y BROS., 73 Main SL 3 CJX Jnst ref8ived and lor sale by iell VICKEKY BRO.,73 Main tit. XXTASII-TUBS 5 dozen assorted sizes If for sale at reduced prices by iell VICKEKY BROS., 73 Main St. TIEDANDWHIIE C Kit Alt WARE. XV Buckets, Tubs, Churns, Keelers, jke., txc., in store anu lor sate uy fell VICKEKY BROS., 73 Main St. IIILORESi'S CARRIAUES New J styles, at reduced prices. A large assortment to them at select from. Call and see fell VICKKRY BROS., 73 Main SU j. c. Dusouenrr. r. d. nuaoocu vt. J. C. DDSOUCBET & CO, COTTON FACTORS, Produce and Provision Merchants, 30 SOUTH WATER STSEKT, EVANSVILLE, INU. Orders and consignments solicited. ' el5 ' ' ' ' u ISA AO HIIKAKK, BAT HklMAMM. I. & 1). II CI HI ANN, Wholesale Dealers in . GROOERIEB,' Foreign and Domestic Liquors, NAILS, COTTON YARNS, U LASH W A Kit fXC, ao,, Mob. 60 ana 62 MIq Street, Between Beoond and Third, EVANSVIULZ, llfO. FISH DEPOT. ov2)dtf CHARLES VIELE -& CO. WII OI.E8ALE & ifc o c e s ; t.OUTH WEST CORN ICR first and Sycamore Streeta, KTAKBTIUJk Urn, au9 dtf. AM INVALUABLE MEDICINE TOB Purifying of tho Blood. DR. J. W. POLAND'S JEImiAoi Doctor, A Positive Remedy for all kinds of Humors, Scrofula, Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Carbuncle and Bolls. Ulcers, and all Obstinate Affections of the Skin, Inflammatory or Chronic Rheumatism, Plies, Chronic Diarrhoea, Mercurial Diseases, and every Taint of the System: Dyspepsia, and thse Affections originating in the De rangement of the Digestive Organs, vis.. Bilious Complaints, Neuralgia, and Nervou - Affections, Headache, Lan gour, aiid .Depression of Spirits, liosa of A ppetite. Const! nation mine kx:kl.i.kait' hedioinal JL Compouud wax first prepared by Dr. J. W. POLAND. In 1847. and was then em. ployed with great success in expelltug humors from the blood : but ui 1M8 a medical iriena, wuo was quite celebrated as-a pbyslciau, especially in tbe treatbient of hu mors, suggetitea some lmportaul improvenieuus, wuicu were auopieu, anu wuicu lias made it (so tne people sayW.be von best remedy for all kinds of Uuiaor Known to "tne faculty." This preparation is composed entirely ol vegetables, among which are Karaaparilia, Yellow Dock, Noble Pine, Mandrake, and When the orlelnator lived in New Hampshire, at (iott'stown Centre, for the spHoe oi tuiny or lorty miles around, aud 1 u Manchester particularly, the Humor Duo tor was wen kuuwu ana nigniv valued lot the numerous and wonderlul iurra which it effected. Thouith manufactured in Inrae quauuum, lue supply was frequently exhausted, and purchasers had to wait lot more to be made. In that region, some very severe cases of Erysipelas were treated with and they were cured I Erysipelas .nwu . fV.ii w..... . 1 . ...... . . 1 ulcers were entirely removed wherever this medicine was faithfully used. Bo it was with Scrofula and Salt Itheum. The Humor Doctor cured them. It is free from any dangerous drues. 1 pieasauk to me wimmj, saie, yet sure anu fcuecuve iu iui acuou. , Prepared at the NEW ESeiASD BOTANIC IEPOT, and for Bale by all dealers in medicine C. DAMON A CO., Proprietors. CLOUD & AKIN, '-lie Wholesale Agents. retail by all druggist' ' ' For fe2tf'tti

HARDWARE.

FEBRUARY 5th, 1869 CARPENTER -AN COOPER TOOLS -ATTEB1IS CASH. FRED, P. STRAUB & CO., No. 74 Main Street, BETWEEN second lel5 AXI THIRD. SAMUETL OBB. JiMKJ DiVlDHOM. J. L. OKB SAMUEL ORR & CO., - ' ' ' l ' ' ' - ! A iron, steel; tin-ii.atk, wini:, ; zinc, , 8PRINGS.AXLES, Horse and Male Shoes, Tinners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, WAG 0X AND UlbUI U00BW0KK wuoiitiirr ikon boituii'i At the highest market rates. Water Streot, ' lunH dtf. EVANSVILLK, IND. B(TTICIIEIlf KELLOGG & Co. (Saeoesiiorii to Wells, Kellogg St Co.) IMPORTKKS AND JOBBERtt JF HAI1BWA.RE 13 First Street, SIGN OP THE BIG PADLOCK5 AIEN, AXES, AX1-S, AXI S, AXIvS, AX US, T a n r K nTTTT. VI? T7 TABLE CUTLERY, TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY. POCKET CUTLERY, POCKKT CUTLERY, Trace ClialnH, Triioo Chains, Trace C;litiiiiM, Planlers Hoes, I'lanlers Iffoes, 1111 Hoe, . Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics Tools, Mechanics' Tools, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, B11LUKU8' UAK13WAKE, BllLDKKH' HAKUYAliK, ; . (wrrosr ani woolcakim, COTTON A Nik WOOIit'AKllS, BEST RUBBER BELTING, BEST RUBBER KtCLVINO, BKXT RUBBER BELTINU, ' . Mill and Cro3s-Cut Sawt, Mill and Cross-Cat Saws, Mill and Cross-Cat Saws. TANK bnyera will Cud It to their advan tage to examine oar stock before puruhaotug eisewnere. it the Old Stand, 13 First s: B(KTTICUR, KELLOGG & CO. tris DENTISTS. DR.I.HAAS lteidciit IeuliMt, Over Klrwt National Oauk, Corner Main And rirst (Streets, Kvansvi I le, Ind., 'AHCFAITHKEK or 'OSTII) nu . . . ... XJ ... . 1 . . t . 1 klilu.. V n 1 . i. ill v. . . n , . ..... .1. - vii , . u. caoite, Coralite, au.l Amber Plates, Carve work, Jtrtincia: t-aiauw, &c ADM1NISTKATOK of Nitrons Oxid(au excelleut ami sale anaisthetic). Chli roiorm. j.tner, anu also several local pan lyzurs. . , . NKfJRALGIC Affections treated. MY KAC1MT1KS are as good and nc establishment as large (consisting of nv rooms as auy m tue united states. 1 RETURN MY THANKS for tbe ei Musive patronage received daring the pa' FUA LOX'S " PA PHI A. f LOT I ON For Beautlfjlng the Stln and Com- , piexion. Removes all Eruptions. Freckles. Pim ples, Moth Blotches, Tan, etc. and render the kkiu toji, air, ana oioonnng. not Jaiues iu tne nursery it is invain able. For tienueraen after Bhavlnsr it has no equal. t-i nl fan T-ttlir, 1 m Ida .! 1 rr II. 1.1 rrmedy for diseases and blemiaues of the sunn. . -. . PIIAI.ON'S IAIIIIA?r SOAP" lot the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, will not Chap the skin. Price 25 cents per cake. FMR IK MAYO." "JKbftR UK MAM.n A New Perfume lor the Handkerchief. , Kxqubule, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance. PHALON A BONNew York-. - Bold by all druggists. . jys dly WM. C. TDRN0CX & 00, BRASS l.POTJIi:XERS, Gas and! Steam Pipe Fitters, Corner Pine and; First Street. Cash paid for old Copper and Brass. m- Dealers in all kinds bfrasa Cocki Whistles, and Steam Gauges., .Particular attention paid to repairing and adJasUni I Bteani Uaugea I lunea tf

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See that the books vou bnv contain S3 hue engravings, and sed at $2.75 per American Company 3S.ichly Scented ; TOILET SOAPS. llonejv Gljcerlnc, Elder Flower, - ', JJouuet, and Palm, In ouallfy. ftyle.'and perfume warranted equal to the English, aud sold fully Ou per 1 cent, cheaper, winch accounts lr the great falling off In the domaud f'r the loreijfti soaps, and the unprecedKntcil success of the .American C'otnjMini Toilet tiuapt. now soia every wnere in luo u uiiea ntatcs. Jit'KLOJfE, VAN IIAAUKN & CO., . , Sole Manufacturers, ' ' "S Barclay Street, Ntw York. - Zi iHouth Front street, Phihulelphla. Wanted, Aenls. s efervwnnte maienuu lemaif, lo ltii nxuicu the OKNUIHK IM PROVED ?OM MO.Uk:XiE FAMIUY S4'H7A'U il AVIUM E. 'J his machine will stitch, hem, Iell, luck, quit', cord, biud, braid, aud embroider iu a moil superior manner. Price only 118. Kuily v.'arra,uied lor live years. 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N OM EST A It I INII9TENT with a X3L New Featuro, livery person can pro try p i NTS cure TllfcK-i auu t'LAHln at Wiiuitt.SALE PKICKS, by ordering through our Club leparlmeut. For p:iCP autf other intormatiou audress w. r . iii'-tiviv, uuyton, Ohio. AGENT WANTED for our new book of 1,000 pages, profusely illustrated with elegant Engravings, Maps, Ac. Price, in cloth, fi 'Ai. The PKOPlE'S EDITION of the LlFK aud El'I-STLKS of Kt llnnl by Itev. Messrs. UoyiiEAgti Jlilui aud IIowson. A vivid picture of the times of the great Apostle. Warmly commend ed uy clergymen or all denominations. Superior to the English edition, aud sold at one intra tne price, noie ana refer ences in Ihe English language, (wimiii. eiom Lo A genii laryer than evrr Orore offered. Circulars free. Address the Publishers, H. W. BLISS A CO., Toledo, Ohio. AGENTS WANTED for HOW TO MAKE THE FARM PAY. MOW TO IMKUIII.K THE VALUE of laud and the profits on stock, and how to raise three times the uutmi yul all farm crops to an acre. 750 pages, aud 110 beaulilul and useful lllustrat Ions. Farmers, young men. and exuorienced ageuts tin n it. pays to canvass for this book. Ot lo JO per uiwiitli, according to ability aud energy. For lull particulars address Z10IOLEK, McCURD Y ft CO., Phliaueipnia, ru. AGENTS WANTED for the Life and Times of 5 t:. r,,v,,:.! By Conybcaro and IIowsou. with iu intro duction by Bishop Simpson. It is the greatest Biblical work of the age. Send lor copyright circular, endorsed by H. W Beecher aud the leading I hcolosians of Europe ami Amerlc.i. Be sure you get the IWnplfle JtUUton. K, IS. 'J KKAT St CO. Publishers, tjol Broadway, New York. FAIOItll, HDd llor.mai! should send tor our pumphlet ot 20 pages, containing: a lull dc&ci'lpUoa of a new invention by which the most inveterate kicker, runaways, and vicious Horses can be drlveu with perfect tafety. For breaking aud training horses it is better than Karey's or auy other system. Sent free. Address N. P. BOYEK i CO., Parkersburg, Chester County, Pa. AGENTS WANTED FOR TBE AMERICAN YEAR BOOK AW NATIONAL REOIHTRR ifoa loot). Astronomical, Historical, Political, Financial, Commercinl, Agriculturtl, fc.ducationai, Kellgious. This work con talus a vast tuna oi late anu vniiftie lniorma lion respecting the United Stati and Foreign Countries, including every iep:ntment of th Ocneral auu Stnie Governments, which all classes will liud invalu able for daily reference. Address O. D. CASE CO., Pike's Opera llouiie, Cincin nati, Ohio. 3IAPLEW00I) YOirKU LADIKS' Held, Mass. Kev. C V. spkak, Principal. r lrty-sixtn scini-aiimioi n-nu opeus iar. 4,l.o'J. r acuities ana local lou unsurpassed. UradIUfils, Micir., Bept. 10, 18(K Lu-fkiNoorr A Bakkwkl.1.: Tlie people seem to be crazy about your lit-D JACKET AXta, Please scud me twenty dozen more. Yours truly. W. D. K. CAUTION. Unprincipled dealers aie selling Axes painted red, lis the lied Jack et A x u. The good qualities of this Axe consists iu its supeiior cut tiny dualities. not iu Ihe Bed Paint. The " Ked Jacket " is for sale by ail r I sponsible hardware dealers aud the man ufacturers. Lll'PiNCOTT A BAKKWKLL, Pittsburgh, Pa.. ' Wanted, AgentsTO 8K.LT. THK A M K Kil.'A N KN1TITNU MACIilNK. Price-12 j. Tbe situplesi, ciieaiH-sl, and best Kiiittiug Ma Chine ever invented. Will knit Uu.ism KLilL-iien er lllliune. AUd rir-K A M KltlCA f KsimNH Macmimk t.. Bouton. Mmu nr St. ijoum, Alo. THE PAffcNT MAGIC COMB Will color gray hair a permanent lilrwk or brown. Hold everywhere, tseut by mall lor il -jr. Adfiress , WM. I'ATTOV. Treasurer Alasjic Comb Company, ; Nprlugiield, Mass. I have Made ADVERTISING a Study FOR TKX CK.WN I will send lo any one a list of I ho hest Newspapers In the United Mlules. I would once have paid A THOUSAND lol,l,AKH for this very Infoi luation. Address Box i,Ti, New York City, AUI'NIN, I'A R.tI RKM, (aKIlK.V. Kits, aud FKUIT-tiliOWKKS Semi hr particulars oi "jjetr t jmtrorea f ruit Tree and Viae Inririoriitur una Jnnret J'etlroyer. Samples to test will tie forwarded to any partoi tne uuii-eu ni.aies, ami per fect tiitixtiction fnarmiteeti. i-iot-l AueiiU tire waiitcil in eivry tsmntii in. Ihe I'mUit Hutt,s. A.ldrecH J. A1IKABN, ill ISocoud HI reel, Baltimore, Aid.

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U ILL ISO N MAOIItiC K. M. OXillLKTT, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN J J STAPLE AND-FANOY DRY GOODS, FIRST STREET, ' S ! EVANSVILLE, IND., j .... , HAVE JtST RFC'EI vi:i A ear or. toes, of Seasonable Oosls, which they offer to (he trade at low rates. t 25,000 iu store hdiI if ir i-hIh by , ,(1, MAU11EE Ji CO. t 2,000 BAUH lu SI Ml. lll'KI.AI tore una lor sale AtlHKK A t.O. TiiduufPinents now offered hi onr'Mtiliticry Department, our friemls ana oaHUuni-in wiil be oouviucod that we intend to uiuke Great I3ofctiiietii T ugltneis, by selling Bonnets aixl IlatM, or Miss Heliam will make theru Ui onlt:i in no uuexcelied style at a price never before done. As Is at hand, and every loved nnn xpi'Cts a valuable gift, buy a Floi cue Sewing Machine, which is raster learned, los liable to get out of order, and lti-s moie varieties of work without cii;iice than any other. Kvery Machine warrautofl to give satlsiacliou,or the money reliumcd. rrlce ttikiauu upward. Twenty pieces of tlray Twilled Flannel, worth 40 cents, which we will s II Dond Low at 30 cents per yard. French Shirting and Dress Flannels only Oil intuit. Undershirts aud Drawers In giHHt variety. The best and cheapest Blankets ever sold In this city. Au endless variety of HhawiH aud Dies UoimIs. Oor largrt slock ol Cloths aud Casslmeres we will close out at a In order to make room for Spring Went. A complete slock ol Domestic U.k,n ol every topular brand, and ut tho Iftwest prlCfiH, cau always lie. Ion ml at Hchiiikil Bussing k Co.'s, Wos 47 ami !! Main fsireu iu short, they have everything lo lUufce the "outer" appearance Oi Lilo Beantiful and agreeable, all of which will be sold as cheap as they can be found any where. , deU & DELANI 48 MAIN, STREET, MANUFACTlJltING J EWELE RS, AND 121 AMERICAN WATCHES, Are oOering, at reduced prices for tbe Holiday Season, a choice utoek of IT I IV 12 JKWKLiItY OF K VKRY , DKSCniPTION, Consisting of filanionds, Ainrrltun Watchch, KnlUli Watchfs, bwlhH HatdicR, Solid Cold Chain, Pearls, ttubles, Etneralds. AM Gold and silver Spectacles. Also, a sueiior article of Holid Milver Ware, Manulactured expr-ssly for our trade, and many smaller articles, particularly nppiopriale for Mollday and Wedding presents, Constantly ou hand a choice siUclion ol KILVKIVPLATKD WAKK, wlilch will be sold at a very clone pre flU Particular atteutlon glyen lo the llesettlog of Diamonds and other (Jems, 1n the most novel ami artistic manner. An exam I nat ion of our Mock is respectfully sol icltd. - (deadly IHIXLL. ESTATE. New Real Estate j. i.i:nioii 5 Agency. MiVK OI'KNEU A KKAI, F.STAT " Auency lor the sale of and I c.l nig o lanils, linows, c, c Persnus liHVing noiiMt's fir laim vt rem sell, or iwrwiim wishing to pui'fiiaiui oi rent, will do well by calling on tlieim u their oirioe, ou Third Street, near Iiocaat' In l:ilottM Itloolci Junell U i f - w. ii. ifi.uxnAiv jk-v.o.i Ileal KMalc ijccnls, , 50.C3 JHalu hlret i, , r , , . , ICVANHVII.I.k, 1 NO, ; A Notary 1'iiblic lu tlie oflicM. laps d! I 1 WW;1 11KAVIS,' 1 TJ. H. CIiIii Ayrst.', , Also. HKAL KHTATK snd COLLWIIl.. AOKNT. Office on Min Ktreet, hot ween Vhlrtl arid Fourth, Ko,!iK (over mellfi's- iiuii s,on ), Kvansvllle luJ. . . : , ,. in- , DltUGGITS. Wholesale and Rtinil Dra- r , fJ , ImxM in . y Altulicnirs, Paints, Oih, Vs7i, MAIN HT-. lt-fc5tKnl itnJ l ,rlt.

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KSIL'OIUUII, Water, lit. Lormt aid Walnut IN hi AN A. JLtKNI.TO BUII.Ii.cM. at the!?",,!; luotii W HiciiousM and Jo ik at t heir IMMENSE f;TOCII, IN. Atnlyou ctii fctdll yonr wnnfs supplied. They propon.. tj luirn Ii (-v,.rli,,r, re- ( ill red in llui.ding, Ju-t ,H your full, y ! ,-. ifis, from Common to tne ihokI t-iHi,rn', lMMrs,HsHh, BlindM, Miildings, BiMckeis, Window and 1 . r riuim s, ljo.inio! Hhtiifies. lth,Sit.-h Pr ineii nod iitn-.-i' Window OIiihs f)t nil Kitt'H, 1'nlnts, oils) 1 ui Mitin hihI ViirnJisli-iH, 1'nlnt 'arni.h Hiii I Wi ll.-wrthh Brushef, Llinc, Ciment, aitl lhi.sir. NiiJa nn J BaiMm' Dardwaro, Ol cvry dt.eil!uij. Ki fifln Slate, wlih uofuLle;uenl!,h'.'rilUhi'0 "U,J OATS, POIiK, LAUD, L POTATOES. JH N T K V., from the City A!VI lo A IS It I i: on lh 1 1 in i... ii... I'f.'f'J i.iuii's fi tiiu w-ibusn, Hhit-h onei io i n u ;uK' ; i,"l hu.h. i hoi. lll.kll. J'. u ' .VI tlcif'.i ,',. On h , 1 1 t.;i j; lot n ; I 1 m i! ; 'Mi kt-un No. 1 l.srl ; liill.Ol poo li 1 laiur-; s l;nln f-,hc ulders, Hides, n ml li"bN. chf..-e Kiitiiily Flour ii .UUILDFUV KM .''!( II! M at W'akf St., hel, I.ociiwt mil W nliiiit, 1 V:lnl,vllll', I l. l Jaud.Mt liAUcoci; a sti ki.j . Sale or Untiahred tiooCs. fj0 W1IO.H IT .n A V (OMIIIV i Notice Is hereby pi vr-n lh.it all unch.lmd KOiKis Iwtt t lh., lininrf,' I ;, portum, l-.VMUSVIII.-, I iidliiua. u l leou,!,,,,, )M hand one year, will iies hi at I'u hi i- , urv.i.w, uiu iiii;ii i, lllllde;', at the All Hull ...in iii nirntii iVelHi.n Street, fipponite I ,e Povt-Oil' ., ifirllt. ice, on 1 1 mi llli uny oi Ality, IM.H. A ll. o' I tin goods c.i u hkiii;h hy cilllng ut ll.n l.nlUlelx' lliiliiiriuiii. I'.AliCO . K a. i l i' i.i : tt-iu February ltd, lh.,.'i. ' Jowli, Beans, FlaxHrtoil, &c. J INT ItlCIIVIIt MIOH ru i: l'eurly Bunks y the sph'tiiilil sten-uei (liirii hroil, ill bun els Jowls ; 6 hitriels white Iiciiiin; IJ 'll lel lUlhrnl ; U hiiHiiei.. ( in. u e oats ; 4 cisks p;t ten ; ' Minim crii'-U Huh ; Which r i. n. .ri to tt.o trmlo l the i.uJiih-ift' l.i.i.oi mm, Water Irool, but, Louiist & WcAuui KVAN.SVfLLi:, INDIAN.'i. . 13ADC0CK & STEEL Ii febtf Excelsior Whila Lirno. OKA UF.M.H or iiia r i i.i - mt39 hrHU'fi Tenn.HWK River While l.iuie, iiush Irom the I tin. Just received tit Bill i.liKlU ' i; itl'iiHIIIM, WalTHIr:-et, net. I mmi. t and Wiilnul, l-Jvn 'isv llle, I lid. U . .. BABUtit K A HI l.i'.l.i:. IOIIW H. mVuhkm. JotIM !, McCORKLE & TWEED, Conlractors ami ItiilitlcrM. And Mituiilaclu ers of ttinht Door, llinth. Ac, Ac., r. WAI.M1' A I.IUIII H ISI KI.I.I. ' KVAf HV 1 I LK, 1 N l. All orders will receive mount at ten I ion. fe;id.;iu (HniHtessors to Hteele A Trll.l.t,) if ANUrAtrrtrnritM or an i iai.khx in Sash, Doors, lillnts, rninuHi, WOULl)JN(JM,Ao. All orders for work In tbe Building line are promptly niteinii il to. We kc-ep coiislwnlty mi blind fill fcindi of BUM I'J.lt, I i M ; iintl i' d-I.A It F L )flIMi, WKA'i'll KlUtl IA HI )J NO, Ac. Hciroll HiwIng ol rryry description hl.1 Dressing of Bnmiier don I o order. Fuctory at the old si aud fit Hteeie Trlbie, Second St., bet. henti t and flifrj-t, ' KVAr.SVlhlJfl, J NO. apM dtf In miring from t.ie aho pnrtiier'whlp I dmire to it lura my thanki to my friends who have fHvotwl me wllii Ixikiih-hh, ami would ask their coiilimiitn ' wil h I he new firm. J AMK.- hi Kt-.i.l.. F.vansvlllo, Jsn. i.vm ft i:i:-i.ti; mr.ni rrini; m iim hiiu.u t. 1 1 i i s JL. lil I.lli.iln I BiiKiiiifif nl 1,1m old KlHiid mi I he corner of lii an I t- eveiii.li HI i.-.n. Slid WliU Id rei-pei-l fully lilt Mill 10,, i.uiill,. t llllt hlH Kt K'K IH 1,11 (JH i,l,l f (! m , ,.,, in tbe iiKMirliiif dim, emhiuc ia x i'lne o! . i t lilek lleises Mild fjllitilly, lli-m Ihe lii.w 'third i 'ofiilnnji t--Ht! Iimw 1. 1. aid iij . 1 liiee-lnch l-li.( ;. r ri.mn. A !., ftM In silts wt Vr: -u tU kliln. mill st y Ikh, so l I.I.IIHI till i l l's. U luaiiwMa.ii, liutiil I 3 sud 4-I.-.1 .m. Mum Qiiartor-Bmitit!, ,-.. -. l'if 1 f 1 .. i .. , .1 11)4 I 1M. Il uicrs ti-oiu tue ojuutr, river or inl ailed iriniipuy, Se.Uil.iu JOHN F.01.0VKIU JA.MLS SWANS0N & Wholctibls Slid ltetall Deideis lu Shingles, Lath, Doors, and SihU. Also, a IsrirA Hssorlineii of A lleulieiiy, Ciilcago, and 'i oleilo Bumliel and h Iooi'Iiik, firesHi.xl and lmliesi.ed, on baud and lor sale. , Extra y i wrd and h'ivrl Fine Shingles, eighteen inches I ng. We re jmvI fully solicit tbe ell Ikcun of KvaiiHVllle U gi v im a call and eismlii. OursUx:k before purchasing "Isi wheiw. YAHIIftl WiTCH HTiUIlT, ((pponlLe Uiiihwo Wharf), I-.vkiisv lin-i. Ail orders piomptly at tend d to. rnityZ'i dtim WILUA?l I H 7 Ps, IN i : I MANItVAC'I'UHKIt Sasli, Do o rs, Ii 1 1 n (Is, Yin m e. A r. and liealof in Pino and PopI.tr LumLo', ;hln!3 KlblMi, I LtMIHIMJ, Ac. OfTice and Factory, tiornrr Eii h nrul H''iu rtirreiM, j.vaiisvuie, i no. Orders from abroad prompt!) al tended to. inal8 dtf ir. U f A M R A nrton's Tobacco XniUlaU TFM Ti I.KfblTH A IX .rn)Hl r i-M T nti if iyt'tfU ft nt A-t It jwiii' tUr Ui-i, iuiK"f.ifs ! t'm, i,ofi.t-.i " 1,'m hVl frttv i i ticfiiiiff fnw, im mi lil, n.Vai t-lf.-u ffrfhiiiif. noil int.) l ii.f ii i V-f til l r A n lfl-rcn .j lt,HttutU e K'" (f lrir CUfc t)l lltoll. in cimiw. if.vii.iT rum. A?miMi . Aa Uu. T. ft. Arnion, J- y I'frlTtl 4Tkn'K V It IWO r. f v tn.t ' a !ili4iU rjf'inF ntr. IU Mil if niti.i-'iM he nti.-rf liv ittn p iut u h her. I Fun. M. 1 ii fw ' Ill Hi Il'l'in 11 fi, il'. A lilllinUi, Hint ull ftitr I' runni i 1. V, m. I.. Vi 1 ' tlie liiiTifi.iif ltinfif ,l..ritif . t. M Hi. - h In,, ui llijiliiii'. Aliti'l'H i. iiiii-'' i" V f.ir ibiMVi'4 I I tMk. fili H-mii In ' T. 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