Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 February 1869 — Page 2

PAIfiY JOUIMVAIi PCBL.1STIKD MY TUI KTAX8VILL JOiRXAL COMPANY, Tin. 8 !cwit Wtr.-t. KvinviH. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 17,1869 Senator Morton and Western Com- . raerce. Probably never in the history of tbe National Congress has any new member been so promptly recognized as one of the leading men of those bodies as Senator MORTON, of Indiana. From the first day that he took hia seat in the Senate he . was conceded a prominent part in shaping the leeislation of the nation. From the time of hia first speech on ReconBtrnotion, which attracted national attention, every utterance ofc-liis on pending legislation has been received with marked consideration. But in the estimation of Senator Morton there are other questions which are worthy of the carefnl study and atten tion of United States Senators besides those of a political or party charac ter, and we are glad to know that he has been giving them his careful eon alteration. Prominent among these is the important subject of Western commerce and navigation, representing as it does one of the largest interests of the great central chain of the Mississippi Valley States. When the navigation of the Western Rivers, especially that of the Ohio, threaten ed to be in a great measure broken up by a number of short span railroad bridges, Senator Morton, almost un supported, attacked the combination in the Senate, and aroused the com mercial and shipping interests of our cities to the danger which threatened them, and thus far has succeeded in defeating their projects. We are glad to know that he has iust succeeded in rendering our steam Knai intoreRt. and the whole of the Ohio Valley, a signal service itf secur ing an appropriation of $450,000 for the enlargement of the Louisville Canal. Last week, when the Appropriation Bill came up in the Senate on its passage, a determined and concerted effort was made to strike out this provision, and it would undoubtedly have been successful but for Senator Morton's earnest and con tinued opposition to the movement, lie contested the motion from day to day with all his ability; and from his lone study of the subject he was en abled to i nswer al! the inquiries of Senators so satisfactorily, and to reply to the objections of the enemies of the appropriation so conclusively, that he carried the Sen ate with him by the decided vote of 32 to 22. He has thus secured the success of a measure of vital interest to steamboatmcn and shippers generally, which has been pending before Congress for years. The section of the Appropriation bill to which we refer appropriates $450,000 for completing the work of enlarging the Louisville canal, and assumes the debt of the Company, amounting to $1,500,000; thus iusuring the completion of the work, and we soon may reasonably expect to have a canal of sufficient capacity to pass the largest steamers in the Ohio River, thus removing almost entirely the natural barrier of the Falls of the Ohio. For the accomplishment of this great work, the commercial men and shipping community of the West are mainly . indebted to Senator O. P. Morton, of Indinna, and we are confident they will fully appreciate and remember his services. There still remains an important measure to be carried out to cemplete the good work which he has done, and that is to abolish altogether all tolls through the Canal, and make the navigation of the Ohio absolutely free. This will be a fitting conclusion cf his great service to internal commerce and trade. The Kentucky-kit klax. We have already given an account of the breaking up of the Kentucky Ku Kluz in Union, Webster and Henderson Counties, by the armed authorities of the United States. We have private letters from -Union men of that region, detailing the most fiendish, brutal and filthy conduct of these devils in human Bhape, which would be beyond credence, but for the undoubted veracity and high standing of the citizens who give us the facts. The infamous scamps. with sepulchral masks, spared neither age nor sex, dragging men from their homes and their beds, and whipping them publicly, by moonlight, in the town of Dixon and the neighboring country; and others with drawn pistols in fiendish glee committing such outrages upon women, which we cannot publish, as would be a disgrace to the most barbarous people on the face of the globo Soon after these occurrences the grand jury of Webster County was in session in Dixon, and yet there was ;ot an arrest, an attempt at an arrest, o: even an inquiry made in regard to them. But when the United States Commissioner, a loyal Kentucklan and an ex-Federal officer, attempted to proceed against them, the Judge of the btate Court required him to appear and answer before him for his conduct, and decided that he had no authority to arrest the fiends, notwithstanding the Civil Rights bill and the decision of Chief Justice Taney plainly on the point; and discharged the Ku Klux. And it was not until a company of United States soldiers was sent down from Louisville, -wjLf the band broken up and the scoundrels held to answer for their crimes. Thi3 state of affairs demands the serious attention of the respectable citizens of Kentucky. Such fiendish outrages as these cannot long exist without a remedy, and if the people of that State do not act, it will not be unreasonable to expect Congress to interfere. If the State courts and judge, stand ready to protect such

barbarians, tbe power of the Inderal

Goveroment must lntervcce , to puaish crime and protect peacable citi tens. . Straight Line Railroad. The project of completing this road. has again been fptunsy, and; oaVY ednesday last Willard Carpenter of Evansville made a peechto "our'eitizehs in favor of the road He; stated that the old company was now about perfecting a sale of the road bed to a new company, which proposed to take up the road where it was left off and put it through to completion at the earli est moment practicable, if a donation of three thousand dollars a mile can be raised, which donation was assured him from this cot nty if this place was made a point on the road. It was limber , proposed, to secure the services of j an engineer and ascertain the probable cost of the change in the line of the road so as carry it across the river at the Aqaeduct, which eonstructare we are in formed can be got for railroad purposes at very reasonable figures, and theuce up the canal embankment to Sandy Hook, carrying the road di rect to Washington, which place pro poses to donate, accorcmg to Mr Carpenter's statements, enough ; to cover the expense of the change, in addition to the three thousand dol lars a mile. Petersburg Tribune.. General Items. , There is a great temperance revival at Milwaukee, and hundreds ot peo ple are signing the pledge, benator elect Matt. li. Carpenter -is among the signers, and has made some very effective speeches in aid of the move ment . . ; . The Manhattan Club at New. York numbers COO members, 100 of whom livo outside the city. Their chief cook is a frenchman, who has a year ly salary of $1,800. - . - , Two students of Washington Col lege. Virginia, went on a "spree" j few days ago, and paraded the village of Lexington, displaying their pistols very recklessly.: They . finally shot and wounded a negro. They were promptly expelled by the Faculty. The faculty of Cornell University recently expelled a student f or lying, good beginning in the way of discipline. - Dr. W. n. Russell is to attend the visit of the Prince of Wales to Kgypt as special correspondent lor the Timet, '. Among other thing, be is especially to describe the Suez canal. -s The Chicago River tunnel is leaking badly, and passengers are ' subjected to a drizzling showerof dirty t nd foul smelling water. . " ' . The Newark . Courier says the fa mous Pike meadow-dyking , project has been abandoned. It is said, the contractor receiving $400,000 to relinquish the contract. A French invention is becoming very popular. It is known as the gants grat. These gloves are reserved for evening wear, and contain a kind of pomade which whitens the skin and gives to the hand a mo3t beauti ful appearance when the glove is re moved. " - . . Wit and Humor. A man being asked, as he lay sun nirg nimseu in tne grass, wn at was the height of his ambition, -replied To marry a rich widow with a bad cough." : - ; ,.; ; nil 11 " T m4 ocnooi ma am .how. cniidren who loves ail the men? Children You does, missus t" Hen-pecked old boy in our school days, the "rule of, three is prover Diany trying now mucn naraer, in after life, do we feel the rule of "one !' A hint to ladies: How to preven gray hairs Keep your head shaved Warranted not to rail. ,( A dead beat who was kicke out of a saloon, has a mild way of putting things. He said he was "pro ceeded against. , "Mother," said a little pet of four summers, listen to the trees making music lor tne leaves to dance by. The man who is awfully " urbane to his wife before strange:s, is gener ally also " her bane " behind their backs.".; " .'j ! 7,.; 'The woman who is bent on marry ing a man because he is a lion, should remember that it does not necessarily follow that she will become a lioness. -Mistress "And why do you wish to leave, barahr barah Well you never told me as master were Councilman, when I : engaged for respectable family." V A gentleman took , his country cousin to the theatre recently. On coming out, he remarked: "They played well, didu t they t The cousin from the rural district looked round at him and said, "Of course they did; thats what they are paid to do." " There's practical criticism tor you I . A lady noticed a boy sprinkling salt on the sidewalk, to take off the ice. and remarked to a friend, point ing to the salt, " Now, that is true benevolence. No it ain t, said the boy, "it's salt." The actor. John McCuIloch, had a benefit at Salt Lake City, the other night, at which the receipts consisted principally of corn in the ear, sweet potatoes, white mice, young pigs, and two hundred axnandles. An old minister the other day asked a woman what could be done t in duce her husband to attend church 1 don t know, she replied, " unless you were to put a pipe and a jusr of whisky in the pew. t A 1 J " , awi exciaiuieu an .ningiish cockney to a Western traveler in England,' speaking-aw of the law of primogeniture, ave you nentail in Amerwica?" "Hentaill" said the American, looking at his interrogator mm curiosity; "no, sir. - we nave it. ! a iqb cocsiaii in America, and a very popular annic it is. In order to amuse the children on a oabbath a ladv was encaeed in rnd ing from the Bible the story of David ana ijroiian and coming to that pas saga in which Goliah so boastinirly auu ueuauuy ureaa me young stripling, a little chap, almost in his first trowsers, said: "Sister, skip that. BKip mai; -ne s Diowmg! 1 want to know who licked ! ". A new hand in a Boston shon maAa terribly rough work in shaving a cus tomer. m nen ine naggiiDg ended the victim asked: "Did you ever you ever shave anybody before?" Yes, sir." Ah I did the man live? Two young ladies and an Irishman were conversing on aim. ohsn them put the home question : "Which u" uo you think the elder, Mr. H?" oure, replied the eallant Hi hap. man, "you hnth iiT VL each other." J"ger an There is an anpA u where of a dispute in which a boisterous, ill-bred fellow called his ad

versary " no gentleman." I eiposo you think, yourself one," was there- - . 1 T !' 1 a V

ply.' Uertainiy iao, ausweyea tue bul v. " '1 hen. saia me otner. x m not offended that you don't think me one. The" Lewiston (Me.) Journal says: If a woman wishes to have herself. published as fascinating, beautiful andaeetmplished,' let her-pack up her best clothes in a dirty towei, crawl out of the back up-stairs win dow, some dark, rainy night, and elope with some rowdy, it's a big Erico to pay for compliments proDaly the price of shame, poverty and wretchedness the rest oi ner mo dui it will bring a questionable face into the region of charms just as certain as . i , 1 1 i i - : i ' 1 a dirty barret win Degei. muaquHyeo. Mrs. L. M. Child tells of a little girl of her acquaintance who took upon herselt tbe burdens oi me very early : ' ; Wile being undressed for bed, one night when she was abcrut six years old, she heard her father read from the paper an account of a mechanic whose arm wa3 torn by machinery. No one supposed that the child took any notice of it, but when she went up stairs she began to sob violently. When asked what was the matter, she exclaimed, "O dear, what shall I do if they marry me to a machine man?" Her mother, scarcely able to repress laughter, replied, " Don't cry about that my child ; perhaps you may never be married." " O, yes, I shall," she responded, tryiDg to swallow her sobs; 'they will marry me to somebody, and likely as not he will be a machine man, and if he breaks his arm all to pieces, I shan't know nothing what to do." ' ".Yankee Notions for September is out, and is as full of good things as ever. We select the following items 11 a man loses hia voice when en- ; gaged in a war of words, does he get horse de combat r An up town painter announces that, among other portraits, he has a representation of death " as largo as life." Which can travel the fastest, heat or cold ? Why, you dunce anybody can catch cold. One of our crockery merchants will herealter import fashion plates. He has an eye to business. Uov to settle Accounts " Mr.Jenkins, will it suit vou to settle that old account of yours?" " No sir: you are mistaken in the man. I'm not one of the old settler. TTTI ' . 1 . . nat gentleman can, with any sense of propriety, ask a fat woman to lean on his arm? Expensive plates Fashion plates They arc rather more apt to break those who wear them than to be bro ken. . When a man loses a building lot is he blind? Don't know: but he has certainly been deprived of his site. . An early spring Jumping out of bed at o o clock in the morning. . An irishman says he can see no earthly reason why women should not be allowed to become medical men . No place like the city The man who has a stake in the country writes to say that he is longing to get back to a Uhop in town. Fromllie I.alia. ' ' ' VBliBUM SAT. I wonder wliere old Veibum sat, And bow be looked while Hitting there, Ana wnere ne ljuug ills Sunday nat, And did he use an eauy chair? Did Mrs. Verbum always look Angelic when her husband smiled? And what waa Verbuin's favorite book. And had tbe Verbums e'er a child? Cut no! the subject's wrapt In gloom; Hcaut Verbum logends can I trace, Impenetrable as the tomb, Tne darkDess is o'er all tnelr race. The solitary record left. And consolation comes from that The fact that time has not bereft, Xhe nation ot 1U Verbum sat. HCnNITZERL'S rillLOCOI'EDK.H BY EARS BBEITHA!Cr. Herr Schnllzerl make a philosopede, Von of de newest kind ; It vent mi tout a vbeel in front, And hadn't none pebind. Von vbeel vas in de mittle, dough, 'And it vent ash sure ua ecsts, For be slhraddled on de axel dree Hit der vbeel petween hia leeks. And vhen he vent to start it off, He paddlet rait his veer. Unci soon he cot to go so vast Dat every dings he peat. He run her out on Broader Sthreet, He shkeeted like der vind, Hei ! how he bassed de vauey chaps, - And lef dem all pehind ! De vellers mlt de trotting nags Pooled oop to see him bass; De Deutchers al ersT.aunished saldt: " Potstausend t Waa it das?" Boot vaster shtill der Hchnilzerl Hewed On mlt a ghastly smile; He tidn't toouch de dirt, py suings! Not vonce la half a mile. Oh, vot lsh all dis early pi Ink? Ob, vot isli man's soocksss? Oh. vot lull various kinds of dings? Und vot ish hobblness? Ve And pank note in de shlreedt.J Next dings de pank ish preak; Ve foils, und knocks our outsider In ' Ven ve a lea shtrike make. So vas It mlt der Schuitzerleln On his philosopede. His feet both shlipped outsldeward shoost nen at nis exdra sbpeed. He lehed oopon der vheel of coorse; De vheel like blitzeu flew ; Und Schnllzerl be was scbaitz In vact, For it sen it z him grod in two. Und as for his philosopede. It cot soshkared, men say. It pounded onward till it vent iJanz teuvelward afav. Boot vhere isb now der Schnitzerl's soul? V hereiios hisshp-rit pide? In Hinimel lioo, ie endless plue, It takes a iu-deor ride. JAMES SWANSON & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in iPHSTE LUMBER. Shingles, Lath, Doors, and Sash. Also, a large assortment of Alleschenv. Chicago, and A'oledo Lumber andFloorinx, Dressed ana undressed, on baud and lot salt. . Extra Sawed and Shaved Shingles, eighteen inches long. Fit nt We respectfully solicit the citizens o: Kvansviilelo cive ns a call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Yard on Water Street, (Opposite Lamasco Wharf), Kvansvifle All orders promptly attended to. may 23 d6m LUlfrilER-LlJMBER ! THE MJKSl'RIBEK CONTINUES the Lumber Buniness at his old stand a i. t be corner of Main and Wevent.h Streets, and would respectfully inform, the public inai iiu stock is large ana secouu 10 uon in me assortments, eniDraciug rmo ui -thicknesses and oualitj', from the uio Third Common Haginaw Board np Tnree-Inch First Clear Plank. Also. 5UO DOORS of various thicknets and styles, and Window Sash, Pine and Poplar Shingle, and 4 -feet ialh. Mouldings. Casina Quarter-Round, tc, Ac. Orders from the country, river or lai. filled promptly. sezi asm jurii i1. (ji.uvt.fl. WILLIAM IIXTrVNEU, MANUrACTCEKK OF Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, &c. and Dealer in ine and Poplar Lumber, Sltnglas SIDING, FLOORING, c. Office and Factory, Corner Fifth, and Walnut Streets, .fc.vansv.uie, lud. Orders from abroad promptly attended to. main dtf

GROCERIES.

PAKLT (iOODKICII POTATOES JEZj 60 barrels genuine Early Goodrich Potuioes the bet early no La to vet lntroduced ln Southern Indiana. For sale in quantities to suit purchasers by V1C.KKY BftOS., 73 Main St. "pAKLY HOSE POTATOES Worth JSU 1 per pound. They yield sixty pound for the OUO rOUr.d rilnnll Tn ,rri nI ior rale by xext Y lUK-tltX BKOa., 73 Main St. -f AflA WAR PELS PBACHIILOW JL.KJ J and Prince Albert i-otatoes, in siore and for sale bv Xeli VICKERY "BEOS., 73 Main St.. TiJBRETH'S, HISLEY'S, A!VI JLA Parker's Garden Seeds, in store and lor sale, wholesale and ret all, by fell VICKEBY BROS., 73 Main St. OJTIOW kinds 1 SETS 25 bushels assorUw! in 8' ore and for hhIa hv leu VICKERY BROS.. 73 Main St. 25 BARRELS Or "HAItRINOS" PO f A TO EH & Vflrv valnahl. va riety. intended for late planting. For Bale by - , fell VICKEBY BROS., 73 Main St. STRAWBERRIES, CRAPES, e. We are prepared to take order tor all inda of small fruits, plant, and trees. Call and get a catalogue at fell VICKERx BROS., 73 Main St. FLOUR! FLOUR! 100 bags and 25 barrels Extra Family Floor, freshgrouod from walte wheat, for sale at reduced prices by fell VICKERY BR03., 73 Main St. HAMS. Canvassed Sugar-Cared Hams; Plain Sugar-Cured Uams: Common Bacon Hams, in store anu ior sale by fell VICKERY BROS, , 73 Main SU rtrtMH CURED BREAKFAST It A. 7 CON Just received and lor sale by leu ViCKkKY BROS.. 73 Main tot. "ntTASir.'l UBS 6 dozen assorted sizes ff lor sale at reduced prices by Jell VICKERY BROS., Ti Alain St. TJKDASDWIUli; C'EOAR WAKE. Jiv Buckets, Tubs, Churns, Keelers, Jtc. ivc, in store anu ior saie oy fell VICKERY BROS., 73 Main St. c MIEOKEtt'S 'AKKIAEM New styles, at reduced prices. A large Hoi tmeut to select from. Call and see them at fell VICKERY BROS., 73 Main SU J. C. bXJBOTCHKT. F. D. DOSOTJOHIf. J. C. DUSOUCHET & CO, COTTON FACTOUS, Produce and Provision Merchants, 30 NORTH WATKB STliSKT, EVANSVILLE, INDOrders and consignments solicited, ela ISA AO HWMANU. DAT HBTKAHSt. I. & I. JIEIMAJVJT, Wholesale Dealers in ', GEOOERIES. Foreign and Domestic IA quart, NAILS, COTTON YARNS, U LASS WAR Sos. 60 and 62 . Main Street, Between Second and Third, ' ETANSVTI.UC, 1D FISR DEPOT. OV20 dtf CHARLES VIELE & CO.. WHOLESALE SOUTHWEST CORNER first and Sycamore Straits, EVAifBVllXX. Urn, andtf. AH INVALUABLE MEDICINE FOB Purifying of tho Blood. SB. J. W. POLAND'S XI ii in 01 Doctor A Positive Remedy for all kinds of Humors, Scrofula, Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Carbnncla and Bolls, Ulcers, and all Obstinate Affections of the Skin, Inflammatory or Chronic Rheumatism, Piles. Chrome Diarrhoea, Mercurial Diseases, and every Taint of the System; Dyspepsia, and these Affections originating In the Derangement of the Digestive Organa, viz.. Bilious Complaints, Neuralgia, and riervon Affections, Headache, iangour. and Depression of Spirits, Loss ol Appetite, Constipation litis ;xo:i.Li;r medici.val , Compound was first prepared by Dr. W. POLAND. In 1847. and waa Lhn ripioyeu wiin great success in expeliinz hu mors from the blood: but in Inj.'s a miicJ friend, who was Quite celebrated um u. rii v. slcian, especially in the treatment of humors, suggested some important iiuprovelutiuw. u i-ii wem wiudu. ami wiunn nas inaue n (so me people sayi,lh very best remedy for all kinds or tiamon known to tne taculty." This preparation IscomDosed nt irplv t vegetables, among which are Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, Noble Pins, Mandrane, and Blood root. When the originator lived in ' HaniDshire. at Golfstown l !entr far t.hn space of thirty or forty miles round, and inManchester particularly.the Humor Doc-. ior was wen Known ana nigniy valued for the numerous and wonderful ciii-hk whinh it effected. Though manufactured in large qunuuuta, mo supply was irequentiy exhausted, and purchasers had to wait loi more to be made. In that region, some TCI Jf OUT clOG4 JLIVUUHIHJI WI'IM I I'l'M.!' ed with and t hey were cured ! Erysipelas sores, or carbuncles those ugly, painful ulcers were entirely removed wherever this meaicine was laltbluUv uhmI. tso it was with Scrofula and Salt Rheum. l'h Humor Doctor cured them. - It is free from any dangerous drntra. Is Prepared at the HEW ESGLAKD BOTANIC DEPOT, and for sale by all dealers in medioine C. DAMON & CO., Proprietors. CLOUD & AKIN, Wholesale Agent. For retail by all druggists.

HARDWARE.

FEBRUARY 5th, 1869. CARPENT E -AN I COOPER TOOIiS -ATX?,eliic e cl Ijr ices TERMS CASH. FRED. P. STRAUB & CO. No. 74 Blaln Street, BETWEE9I SEONI lfeb5 ANI THIRD. SIHUIL OKB. J All Kit l4VIbSOH. l.kOU SAMUEL ORR & CO.. DKAIJCK8 IN I HOn, STEEL, ZINC, SPRINGS,AXLE8, Horse nn;l Mole Shoes, Tinners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, WAGON AND IJl'liGT WOODWORK WROI'taiT scrap iron buiiohi At tiie highest market rates. Water Street, iunll dtf a ,; KVANSVIL.LK. 1ND. B(ETTLCI1ER, SELL0SG & Co. (Kacces.sors to Wells, Kellogg A Co.) UtPOKTEKS AND JOBBEIIS Or f .-J AM) WJRJE 13 First Street, SIQN OF THE BIG PADLOCK axi:h, axes, axi-1s, axes, AX !, AXl'LS, TA7iT.WnTTVT.KrfX M. A. A- -M.J V - A TABLE CUTLERY, TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY. POCKET OUTLEHY, POCKET CUTLEIIY, Trace Chains, Tr.co Chains, llnterM Hoes. I'tautert' Hoes, lIanters' Hoes, Mechanics' Tools, MccHanics' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, ei lLDKUS' IIAUinVAKE, BUILUKUS 1IAKUWAKK, UiriLDKUS' UAKUWABK, , TTON ANI WtMlL CARDX, CUTI'OM AMI) W4K1I. 4'AKhN, luima aaii wool. t'AKiw BKHT RV1SHBR BELTING, BJCHT KUBRKR BELTING. BKHT K U HBKH BKLTINQ, Mill and Crcas-Cut Saws, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws. Mill and Cross-Cat Saws. :AKII bovera will find it to their advan tage 10 examine our kiock before purcuaaliif eiBtJWuere. - i it the Old Stand, U First S! BGCTTICUEU, KKLLOGQ A CO. ARCHITECTS. a MtmsEA, A It C II I T E C T. ffloc No. S MIAN1)LRR,S BUILDING Corner f i rut and Ijouust HtreetM. KvHDnville. lud. Plans and snecltluaMonH for'.l kiud oi uaiKiitiKH lurutiuni c Huon nnren, tun on reaxonable lerron -timehlSd.iiM CARD. ROBERT BOYD. OTIS WOOTi. BOYD & WOOD, AECHITECTS, No. 7 Chandler's Rlock, Corner Fir.it and Ixxrust Streets, i;VANSVILLE, IND. Plans and SDeclfications nrpnrl on short notice and reasonable terms. anli llt PaALOX'S PAPRIA!T I0TI0N For Beautifying the Skin and Com plexion. . Removes all Emotions. Freckle. Plro. pies, MolU BlotcbeH, Tan, etc., and renders tbe skin soft, fair, anrl blooming. For Dadiea lu the fiarxerv it is lnvalnable. For Oentlemen after Shavinsr it ha tin eqnal. ' Paphian Lotion" la tbe only reliabl remedy for dibeasea and blcniiKna ni t.h Skin. the Toilet. Snreerv. and Kutli. will not cuap tne sain, frlce 2o cents ier cake. "FI.OR IE MAYO." "FLOR 1K MAVO.S A New Perfume lor the Handkerchief. Exquisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance. ; i PHALON A SON New York, r i Sold by all druggists. (Jydly ROAALD FISHEB, DKALKB I if C&andellers and Gas Fixtures, . . ' . ! Gas and Steam Pipe Fitter, : No. 21 I.OCriST HTKEET, feO dly KvAwsvittK, Inn.

FLUID EXTRACT CUCHU.

To Physicians. ' Niw Yosk, iujriuf 13C7. . Allow ma to call your attention to my PREPARATION OF CXJjyoUNO EXTRACT EUCIIU. .The comuonect part are BUCHU (Loko Lsaf), CUBKB3, JUN1PEB BERRIES. , , 'Mode of I'rejiaration. Bach a, in vacuo. J uniper Berriea, by dUUllatiou, to form fine gtu. Cubeba extracted by dhipUoe meut by liquor obtained from Juniper Berries, containing very little sugar, a Btnall proportion of aplrlt, and mora paU atable than any now in use. Tbe active properties are by thU mode eztraotad. Bncba, aa prepared by druggist fenerally, is of a dark color. It is a plant that emits lu fragrance; the action of a flame destroys this (its act Ire principle), tearing a dark and glutinous decoction. Mine la the color of Ingredients. The Bocbu in my preparation predominates; tbe smalleat quantity of tbe other lngrtdlnu are added, to prevent fermentation; upon Inspection, it will be found not to be a tincture, as made in pharmaenpeus, nor is It a t-yiup, and therefore can be used in casea where fever or Inflammation exutia. In this, you have the knowledge of the lugredlents and the mode of preparation. Hoping that you will favor it with a trial, and that upon lnspeotlou 11 will meet wllb jour approbation. With a feel, ng of confidence, I am, very respectfully, H. T. II ELM BOLD, Chemlal and DrnggUt of 10 Tears' Exierieucu In Phi:adeiphla, and now located at bis Drug and Chemical Warehouse, Giu Broadway, N. Y. ironi tne Largest Alannfacluriug CheniIsU In the World. "I am acquainted with Mr. U. T. Helmbold ; he occupied the drug ktore opposite my reHldence, and was succetMful lu conducting the business where others bad not been equally so before him. I have Ieea favorably Impressed with hia character and enterprise. 44 WILLIAM WEIOHTMAN, "Firm of Powtrs A Welgbtman, Mann facturlng Che m bits, Ninth and Brown Streets, Philadelphia." UelmboliTM fluid extract Huchu, for weakness arising from Indiscretion. Tbe exhausted powers of nature, whloh are accompanied by so many alarming symptoms, among which will be found Indiaposition to Exertion, Loss of Memory, Wakefulness, Horror of Disease, or Forebolllngs or Evil; in fact. Universal Lassitude, Prostration, and Inability to enter Into the enjoyment of society. The Constltntion, once affected with Or ganio Weakness, requires the aid of Med! cine to strengthen and invigorate the system, which Hilmboid's Extract BO' chd invariably does. It no treatment la submitted to, Consumption or Idsanity ensues. Helmbold'i Fluid Zzlract Buchu, in a flections peculiar to Females, is unequaled by any other preparation, aa in Chlorosis or Retention, Palnfulness, or Suppression of CUitomary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Scbirrus fctate of the Uterus, and all com plaints incident to tbe sex, whether arising from habits of dissipation. Imprudence in, or the decline or change of, life, Hclmbohl't fluid Kxtrad Buchu and Im proved Rote Wah will radically exterminate ftom the system diseases arising from habits of dissipation, at Utile ex pense, little or no change in diet, no inconvenience or exposure, completely superseding those unpleasant and danger ous remedies, Copalva and Mercury, In all these diseases. Use Helmbold'i Fluid xtraci Buchu in all diseases of tbese organs, whether existing In male er female, from whatever cause originating, and uo matter of how long standing. 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. Tbe reader must be aware that, however slight may be the attack of the above dis eases, It is certain to affect the bodily health and mental powers. All tbe above diseases require the aid ol a Diuretic. IIELUBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU is the great Diuretic. Sold by druggists everywhere. Priee VI 23 per bottle, or six bottles for 16 CO. Deilv ered to any address. Describe symptoms In all communications. Address H. T. UKLMBOLD, Drug and Chemical Warehouse, IM Broadway, New York. NOSE AUK OENI7INR IfHLBHs done up lit streel-eugraved wrapper. with fac-slmile of rny Chemical Warebouse, and signed II. T. IlBUfBOUt. DENTISTS. 131 i- I. HAAS Over First NatlouaJ Bank, Corner Main and First Streets, Evanaville, Ind., TVT A N I'KA ITTU KEB OF ?OSTIHU. JSJL ous On in Work, Oold. cuuite, ('oi-Hllte, and Amber Plates, Carves VV ora, Aruacm raiateu, so. ADMINISTRATOR of Nitrons Oxid (an excellent and safe ansesthetic). Chit rotor til. ilur. and also several local ran lyzers. NECRAlXJIC Affections treated. MY "AC1 L1TIKS are aa aood and r establishment aa large (xuststlng of riv ruoiusj tus Kuy ju i ne uuiieu BULlea, i KiTuti mi thanks for the ei. mum ve i-auus8 receiveu uuring the DUl LAW CARDS. W. P. HAEGRAVE, ATTORNEY at IAW. Office on Third Street, In Washington House B.'ock. Will practice t. e various Courts ot tne circuit, rrompt attention to offioe uusiueoa dec4 u3m 8. L, P. GOFFY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, " MORGANTOWN, KY, - Will practice in the counties of Bnller, Prompt attention aiven to the col iM-.Lton Ol claims. Kerereucec Wheeler A Rlgga, Hollinp worth A Bro., Chaa. Babcock k Co. lapUal

GOODS. aruoson xaohec K. M. GOOD1.KTT. i fir WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 8TAPLE AND FANCY DEY GOODS, FIRST STREET," E VANS VILLE, IX HATKJmT KF.CFIVKI A I.AKUi: stoca of HcSKonablti Uoods, wlilclt tbry oiler to the trade at low rales. 25,000 s ii it ivo.i avmsY KltlH lu store and ior sale by ( O. M AO 11 Eli CO. 2,000 by ' y7 diy rorru-HtTMir. nniMiJUAUM u store and lor snle U. MAU1IKK A (), U,101xi oils- JLCa: trii Indneements now offered In our Mllilnry Departtuoot, our Irli n.U and cimioini r will tMteuavlnced that wo lnteiiU to iiihS front ICHtniction Ti ngllness, ly selling Bonpts and Ilntn, or Mksa Uehau will make theiu to oritur lu au uoexoelied style at a price never before doue. Aa Hntitn ClaiiH Is at hand, and every loved one expects a valuable gift, buy a Kloi uo Hewiug Machine, which is easier learned, lens liable to get out of order, and does more varieties of work without cIihukm than any other. Every Machine wai rauted to give nt iHtrvrtion.or tbe mouuy retuadod. t'rlco tMwftml upward. Tweuty U,e l tlray '1 Willi l 1 lauuel, wortti 0 eciits, whU-b we will sell Low at 30 cents per yard. Kreivh Hlilritn and Dress Flannels only tHI reiit.x. Cii.lf rshlrtaand Drawers In grst VHimly. 'J'liu test aud clteaMst lllaukls fvr sold in this city. An endluMH variety of Hi i aw Is aud Drs 1mhIh, Oar Isr" Mixk ( Cloths aud Caasloueres we will close t I at a In order to make room for Spring Wear. A complete sus-k ot iKiinnsLlu lioods ol every popular brand, mid at the lowest prices, cau always b touitd at. Hishapkoi Bussing A Co.'s, hon 47 and 4'.i Main Hik cI. In short, they have everything to iuak. the " outer appcaraucu Beautiful and agreeable, atl of which will be sold as cheap as lliey can Im found any. where. lei 48 MAIN' STREET, 3IANUFACTUR1NQ 1 ' Jp TT7" T? T r T C 4 VV Jb JLi Xj AKO DKA1.CKS IK AMERICAN WATCHES, Are offering, at, redace prices for the Holiday Season, a choice stosk of OF EVERY DESCRllTION, . r i ' Consisting of BUmonda, Pearls, , Hoblei,' , . Emeralds, American Watches, KnglUh Watched, Swlki Matches, Bolld Cold ChalnH, AND Fllver Gold and Spectacles. Also, a superior article of HoinV fiilver Ware, Manufactured eipressly for our trade, and many smaller articles, particularly appioprlate for Holiday and Wedding 1'rotents, Constantly on band a choice selection tt SILVER-PLATED WARK, which will la sold at a very close prd fi U Partlcu'-ar attention given to the lie. setting of Diamonds and other Uems, In the moat novel and artistic manner. An examination of our stork Is reppr-ct. fully solicited. dtd2dly REAL ESTATE. Sew : Ecal Estate AcencT. j. im:iiiou vso ATB AFCHEI) A I.SAI, mAl K Aeency for tbM sai or .mi rnm,. lauds, bouses, Ac, Ac. Persons faavlUS tlOUHAS or lan, I to rrnlm sell, or persoua wlslilnt; to part-base or rent, will do well by Calling uu them at their office, on TMrd Street, near Locust' . Junell tf , 1Y. IT. Jtl.UNlIAX & C f., ! Real JSftate AkcuIi?,' " . BTo. 63 Slain blrcet, . , , ' , KVASVIL1.5. H U. , A Votary Public in the olHcv. au at' ! i WM. RE A VIS, XT. H. CIiiImi Ajronfc. Also, REAL KHTATK awl COLLECrUSC1 . r iA M.m ' i . I'l.i Offlea on Main street. bt tfMi Th tr s Fourth. Ho. voiri (over K.t.li.r' our, . KvansvlU Ind.. , , a.Dls'U DRtJG GISTS. ; "J JOIINXAYAL. ' Wholesale and Ketalt J)rng V tr l ' l"ealer In , . Medianet, Faints, OiU," Brushes ', f'X", MAIN ST., bet. Beoond and Third, KvansviUe, 1D4U. Particular attention elven to cU'ITIMv WlWiXJW ULAJcMl to auy slxs. juuZliUVi

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I'd t h ; i Ml tU-ui No I 1 mil; a kfKS No 1 f. iu, ; llKl.tlmi Hum,s lit is Mion'ilen K ,, H Ilaiiin; Zil.l.ll lifil.-rt fiihuly I- .i,i r j. 1 ' lit I1.IU- h V l-MI'iil'll Mi Wnti-r Hi., m i. Locum ti nil Wnlimt, I VII 1.1. V I I If I I j2Mil.ti)t BAIlt'OCK A hl,.,-; fi ii. I Sale of Unclaimed d'oods. T WHOM If M V lOMIIIV Norii-e Is iK-rt-by -iv-n flint all iinl:iii,i I'll UllHh k!l, . II, , r.llll.lr-IM' li,,r I W all-f Ml i..,l, I,, I wt.ii J .iM'iml ii n, I WhiihiI iVUMHVllI, IlllllUIIU, Ullll Kllll.illlliu: ! liHtiil ion- yt-ur, win I,,. I ,. l-iii,, i, I IOH, Wl I ll lliulll-nl IiI.IiIit, HI lll.i Alii iMIIII 4,1 llll.llll JVi-Imiiii, .. l.i in - I'llHt ri n el, i, ..i..( uu ro'.t t)llirn , on Hi.. I day oi Mny, l-i.ll. ..i 1 1,,. ,.,!-, ,., II .1 lit. si't-n liy exiling i t 1 1,,. I'.utl, I. i-' l ,ni...rluin. I Aiil'tll K ,v hii 1. 1. 1, 1.. , Kenriiary S.1, 119. i m. Jowls, FeirH, Fl.ixsmul, Ac. Jt sr mi i ivi:t i ito i tiii: I Vsrl v liiiiiliN l-y tbe Hi'li iiil i.l hli -ii in. i I IS IN Hcctlt, , :n bui litis Jowls; I It I. in I I, il. I M-ii iim ; ( iM't-iriH tin XHfr.l ; .Vl Imnlit 1. i lioi. 5 oit Is ; , 4 piil ; 1 -..hio i i ii' li i! im ; ".Vllli-O i. If iilli-m. I it, o tril.lo III III!' llUilllt-IH' i-.IMllrlUI,, Water btwt, b:t. hucmi k Walnut i KVANSVlLFj:, INDIANA. ! . BALGCCL & iiTEiU,!':. fuh'J - Eycc-Jyior Wiiil.o Lime. Or,A i: tint i i.n oi in n i i. Mil VW lrHli-l 'I .mi.-Mi i' itivi r WIiiim i m me, iiat.li 1 1 n, i I n li 1 1 ti, us 1 1" . i v i.il I, I lli- IM II 1,1 1 1- I..-1' I ,.n I -i iKI 1 1 M, ! Wtr Hln- I, net I ocunI hu.i w nlmil, ' I-.VuiixvIIIk, I ml. t llMi , , , llAlilXltK AMI:.l'.l,i:. Hope Ilouldinp. : woiii.i i' k it 1 1 i i. st 1. 1' mill I h mil ni Ion oi i. ii i.i. im hi,. Iii.ik lin.ts to uu lin.ini ol I, ..i.i. MohI.IJiu; Jut I' i 1 . i ,1 i I Iim l,i i k' I.ih... I'llini M HfV, hi I li-Ii , ni'Vi r I.. Inn: oii,i..l lu Hits liii.ilii-l, nm, Jiih( (Im 1 1 inf. loinliiiiuiK l.f t ui . dm siillity, ami i i.iiiioiii y lu a it mill hut, It- .I,- I.,'. l!A l.t Oi X A H I KI.I.i:, 1 Water Hlmi-l, bul. ix imi, nt A'uliiiil, fill) v I. i.v 1 1 1,' , 1 mi. Xituti.i:. ;,i:u:iui a nun., ,,, (Hui5esors li r-ltit-le A 'J'riMi',) . ttAxvrA(rrvnk.uM or a no jukai.khh im Saf-Ji, Doorsi, Uiliuls, Fnu:u All iirilciM for wort In the JUulMiiig lino ar pioiiiptly mi fin td to. W'f- kv. oouxl mil ly on timid Hit kn,.li of IAI M hl.lt, l-l N K uimI - il-I .A It I' l.i 1N(J, WKATHKItliOA Kill NO, H-ioll rui wiiitf ol tiVHi')" il.wi l,l.lou ai.a Jr-HKinir of Lumber dn to or:l. r. 1-iK-luiy ut Uio o d mil ii.l ot Hti i lc a Trib lo, hecontl St., bet. ( 1 rstnut and ( lu rij, 1. VArtBV.i-L.ic, Ink. aplldlf CARD. In reilrlnn from tn' Kliuvit partmnlilp I dttKlrt to ri liiril my tlmnkn to my III, i, H who have lavorwi ins Willi l.uM n-t,, ami would ask liit-lr cool I mm n w 1 1 ii tin- n. v firm. - J AM IX Mi KIJ.K. , Kvausvllle, Jan. 'JU. Vll J. W. POLANU'iJ WHITE PINE COMPOUND, The Great New Jiu gland lUim.nly. lilt. J. W. fOI.AMl'N White Pino Compound Is now offered to the ii(tlli i.-. tiuoi; .i,,,,i. Do -ol 11 try , iiflr lin v j ni I, .in .i.,v.. ly the Usit of thlrt--n J'i um In Uu; Ni-w l .n;;I illltl HtaUtS, whurn ill- m hi j ( h I hi vii I.ic. ,i,i,i as well known as tin tn- I mm wl.iiii.m part, it deriHiS its vil inn. Tho While I'lne (oinpouiul CUI.KH More Throat, Colds, Coughs, j,t lit licrla, Bronchitis, KpUling of Kiooil, nn,j I'ul. luonary A flections t ii-iii.lly. it. W ii remarkable n inixO for Kl.lm-y Coin, plaints, JJlRbi'Uts, lHfhcully of Vi.i.iillK llrllie, lllffillliK from the K l.llieys and i:ls.i.l -r, Uiavel, an. I otiier Complaints. (From tin JlosUm Journal.) P.oH-1-t w, Jiiiuiiiiy Jt), I .Ml. 1 V r. A N D'H W It IT K 1 ' I H K ( To Ml 'OK H ll. A 1 1 1 r having Klveo It a ttioroiiKli Inul, w- hi con llilon I ly rwiiH in nil J,Un)W W I, it yitm 4ytn)uiui its a eiy vnliiiii.l" sitM-l., for tht liifd of oouriM, Colds, ..ml I nlIiioiiki rnil;ilHts i n-nlly. in M-vi-ml ow, we lot vii Jtimwn H to i:lv prompt r-lil' w ln-ii Hll otii-r i i-i.H-W i-s v Ii i li hint tiled had htllel. It Is i. n rli.i. Wbich, ill a rliinittw f t promotiVH ot mhI. deli and wvt-re ool'ls s is lit of N . w Knuluiid, onijlit to lii in v i- li.i.iilyi nil wHrKHiim tliat IIiohh wlm nun. .i.tain It, and K'v it a lir l.rlat, will not UmrtntrU-r b wIliluK to Iw wllliiiut It. A VMJAIU.K MKIil(INK,-r. Wmi.f'l WI'U" J'mK IMrmpouiut, wilvi-i lihd In our OOillllUIM. IS M Sllfl'UMSMll II I l.-lll .l III li, I;.ttu hikI apply 111" Ii 'lU'in il virlum nf tli Whim i'lnu bark. Jt Iiuh I " -. i li.t.iUKhly U-stnl by MpU In this cliy und vK imiy. aim in prop ii-ior iius it-nitim-mutls to lit viini" IIOIII JH.IHOIIH Wi ll M II" HV -II Ut our citiKi-ns, we n coiiinii-ii'l Iim i i mi In all Ih'jHn citm-s ot di .i-umi to wliii d It n adapt il. 1 1 Is for sale by all otir driii'icl i... JV. y. liuit pfrmiiud. The Whde IHnt tnniuurnl Is now sold In vt:ry p;ol of the UijH hI (Slate ami I'.iitlsli l'roviuctsi. , Preparnl at tho NKW r..;i.AM Itol-A.-VK' lil l ol, . - BOHTOJf, 1 1 Am. C DAMON A CO., Proprietors. CLOUD & AKIN, Wl-vlemle Agents. For snlo at retail by all druKis, mch7 endtf; t ,..-. , i. WflL C. TURNCCK & 00, Gas and Steam Pipo Fitters, Corner i'lne and First Mra !?. t Cash pal.4 for old Coj per and liraxs. aur liealeri in ail klu Is of IIisnh t .x iir Whistles, aud Hinuin Oiuik"h. Parlt:uli al.tenliou paid to repairing- aud HdJiiHiii j BteamUauKa iJutuilt