Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 March 1869 — Page 2

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FDiiUXMUEIt BY THE CYAXSY1LLB JOUHXAb 1 0 SI PAH Y, 1 o6 Lorant Street, F.vnnnTiile. Wii NES?DY... ..MARCH 24, 1 i,9. lUXOYEIi lOLLEUE. Hasovkr College, Hanover, Iudlana, March 19, 1SC9. J E lltors Journal: We desire to present to your readers a few facta which coocem the welfare of the above named institution, of vhose prosperity many of the citizens -f Evansville will be pleased to learn. The embarrassments under which it ha3 been laboring for some time past have been so far overcome that with the continuance of the present administration, it bids fair to be soon in as prosperous a condition as any of our Western Colleges. The Faculty have the respect of all the students, especially the President (Dr. Archibald) who, by hi3 kindness and firmness, secures the good will and obedience of all. - It U notour intention, at present, to make a full statement of the con dition of the College, but we wish to preseiit some things of special inter because of their late occurrence, jpaot' their beirg immediately couuectcd with the advancement of the Institution. Hanover College ha3 been celebrated for having sent out from hci walls so many who afterward devoted themselves to the miuistry. And fur numbers no Western College has scut ont so great a proportion to this work. Within the last, month she has experienced the 27th revival of religion fincc her founding, 40 years ago. The minister under whom the revival took place, was the lv;v. Mr. Lapnley, of Danville, Ky. lie came to II. unsolicited. Very few, if any, in 11 were acquainted with him. lie seem ed rather to have responded to a higher call than that of a mere invitation from the people here. lie ia u very earnest preacher; plain, clear and forcible in his manner of presenting the truth. His power seemed to lie in the distinctness and directness of his appeals to the sinuer, ratler than to the boldnes-s of his cp;i cejitions, or to his oratorical piwer. During his atayiu the village, tlu-ie was held a daily prayer meeting by the strident., at which, frequently, three fourths were present. Then; was also a similar meeting held b the young ladies of the village These meetings, together with those conducted by Mr. Lapsley, and by the prayers and labor of God's chil dren at this place, resulted in the blessing of the College and village by an addition of thirty-five to the membership of the Chuch, (Old School Presbyterian). Of this num ber thirteen were students, and ten or twelve weio young ladies rf the village. Although the number of students uniting with the Church at this time was not so large us might be desirable, yet the privileges ami influences here are such that it is almost impossible fur any one to be indifferent and cirele?s upon the subject of religion. What better guarantee of success for a College could be defired than that so many of the stu dents are followers' of the Savior, (near two-thirds of the students arc professors of religion,) and that so many recruits are added from those attending here. One word with regard to the ad vantages epjoyed in the literary socie ties. In these societies the opportunities for mental development and culture are equal, if not superior, to those of the College, for in them the students learn to know their power and abilities, and sooner overcome their diffidence than they could without them. Knowledge stored away in the mind, it not used practically, as required, avails but little. But, put to a good use, as it is in these societies, it makes the student quicker and more diligent in his studies. I no best students are, as a general thing, the best and most faithful in the performance of their Society duties. The rules of order of the Societies are found in "Jefferson's Manual," except it be the laws for the arraign ment of members for the non-perf'orm ance of duty or non-payment of dues. We had quite an interesting and ex citing time, a week since, ia the trial of some upon the last of the two fore going charges. The society formed itself into a court, before whose bar the cases were tried. The prosecutors ia favor of society wi re Messrs. Walker autl Dodge; the lawyers for the defense were Messrs. Hodsou and Coulter. The court continued in session for five hours. The lawyers jro and con used one another up in their argu ments, showing their ability for debating and the energy with which they coald enter upon such tasks. All the criminals except oue were found guilty of the charge brought against them. This night's work may have been a foreshadow of the direction in which the taste of one or more of the disputants may turu in after life. At any rate, the manner in which the trial was conducted, gives evidence that all engaged would not remain idle lookers-on in the ercat drama of life, but that, whore necessity called there they would be found, earnest and aetive iu the discharge of their duty. If convenient, more anon. From yours. Delta. Proclamation. State of Indiana, Executive Department, j Whereas, The General Assembly of the State of Indiana, at its late regular session, failed to pass the" neces sary appropriations to carry on the State government and to meet the current expenses of the benevolent and other public institutions of the State, and by reason thereof, the public welfare imperatively requires that said General Assembly should be convened in special session with the least practicable delay; Therefore, I, Conrad Baker. Governor of the State of Indiana, uo issue this proclamation convening the General Assembly of the State ia special session, and summoning the members thereof to meet in their respective Halls of legislation in the State House at Indianapolis at two o'clock p. m. of Thursday, the 8th day of Am-il A I) 13G9. P"i,A.xM In witness whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my name and caused the seal of the State to be hereunto affixed at Indianapolis this 221 dav of March, A. D...1SG9. y fL. S. ) Conrad Baker. By tho Governor. M. A. Hoffman, Sec'y of State. Periodicals. The Edinburgh Keview for January has an excellent table of contents. We copy: Spain under Charles II.; Lord Kingsdown's Recollections of the Bar; Caesarian Rome; Trench's Realities of Irish Life; The Legand

of Tell ud liutlt; GoveipnrEgQt Telegraphs; Dean Mi'min's Anoahi Gf Ht. Paul's; Hunter's Annals of llural frugal; General Ulysses Simpson Grant; Mr. Bright's Speeches. Lii'PINcott's Magazine for April contains the following articles: Beyond the Breakers: A Novel Part IV., by Hon. ltobert Dale Owen; Hans Breitmann in Politics, by Chas. G. Leland; College Education, by Gcors-'e II. Calvert: The Princes' SurSrise: A Tale, by Sidney Hyde; The Teglected Grave: a Poem, by Mrs. Lucy II. Hooper; Our Globe in 18G9, by Prof. Scheie do Vere; Traditional Fish Stories, by W. W. Crane; First Fruits: a Poem, by Sidney Hyde; Over Yonder: a Novelette, (concluded.) by the author of "The Old Mam'selle's Secret," etc.; Women, by Sidney Herbert; Sam's Sermon, by S. W. Tuttle: A Plea for the Shad, by Thaddeuj Norris; Our Monthly Gossip; Literature of the Day. Tub Galax v for April is an inter

esting cumber. The articles are: Put yourself in His Place, by . Charles lleade, chapters IV. and v.'Cwith an illustration;) The Gieat Danger of t!.e uepublic, by iu. Darwin bmith; h Marry, or Not to Marry r by 1. M Coan; The Exile-World of London, r by Justin McCarthy; Susan Fielding, by Mrs. Ld wards, chapters xr. to Xlil. (with an illustration by Sol. Eytinge;) 1 he Asfor L-.brarv. by Irank H Norton: Pvramus and Thisbe, by Henry Jauics, Jr.: Animal Food, by John C. Draper, M.D.; Our Great Farmers Among the Milk-Makers, by Charles Wyllvs E!l;ott; Sisters of Mercy, by Sara M. B. Piatt; My Music Tcanher. by K. W. Thompson; The Guest, by Anna L. Johnson; The Galtxy Miscellany : 1, Collecting Rent in 1 exas, by neguiar; U, the Veloci pede, by H.J. Winscr; The Singer's Aims, by Jl nry Abbey; Drilt-Wood. by Philip (iuilibet: 1. Cheap Notori ety ; z. l'residcnt and Policy; Literature and Art: 1. A Glance at Books of Travel, by A.; kZ. The Spanish Beggars, by Dore; 3. The Siuli03, by S. S C; Nebuhe, by the Lditors. Tn the April Rivrrsidc, Hans Anderson sends a special greeting to his young friends in America. lit- pretty try, "Lui k may lie in a Pin," euds with a word to his readers which ev ory child lover of Anderson ought to see. Anderson's connection with the Rie-rni.de. seems to be a fast one e tcvi month he sends some new story, wh'c.h is printed for American chil dren before Danish children may see ic. Port Crayon, who has a portfolio full of stories aud pictures about Old Virginia, renppears here in his serial, ' The Young Virginians." Dr. Ab bott tells a big fish story. Mr. Bonj imin, author of the Turk and the Greek," begins a series of rambles toout Constantinople. lbere are stories about flower3 and about dogs; " Suggestions for Tableaux;" ono of Aime Silvernail's charming sketches with a child's droll picture; a story f rom the Bible " Sitting in the midst of tl.e Doctors; a horse-car horse story "Tom and Jom;" a practica inner on the use of leers; and finally as it began with a frontispiece of boys playing horse, it ends with a Vcloe ioedo Ilace." A lively out-of-doors number. Published by Hurd fc Houghton, New York; 2 50 a year The DIFFICULTY iiOlOYEI) Evkuy STEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE Stillwcli's Patent. Heater and Lima-G atelier rritu: kiostsf.kiiii;.s ihffki ltv KXpcrii'iired by ttio.se who use steam miw.t im the loriusmon la their boilers ot wiia'. is known to engineer as "SCALE" or " LM Ill'KTA T IUN "a har.t substance lornieil out ot tho earthy salts ,-ontamed In i t.o water, which attaches itself nriuly t-i the wholo loner surface of tho holler. Ia tins city this difficulty is pec u iarly aggravated by the Iarie quantity of magnesia iiud lime found iu the wa; er, which, heshles forming scales ou the holier, ouHM'uc'K the pipes aud occasions the most annoying delays In cleaning, as well as actually endangering the talety of the 3lillweli'a I'atent Heater Kemoves all this difficulty, sendiDg the war r into mo uoiier tree ironi any seat mtnt wt)atevi;r, and pure as if distilled All w 10 use what are known as the "drive wtili.-." ior th'-ir supply of water cannot aiior 1 to do wilhout Ihis Heater. It will save I hem much money in the purchase ot fuel, t say nothing of the annoyance and delay in cleansing boilers. The Heater is easily managed, uni Quickly cleansed. Oue has be-'ii in operation at Igleheart's r iourluir Mill lor many months, aud siiven entire Mil is faction. Another is in opera tion in tieiiman s r ounury auu me l otion M IU adjoulU'r. Orders lor tsi.illwell's Heater will receive prompt altehtiou it It-it with WILLIAM HEILHAN, Agent. ):lll 5 Crtweent Vity Flooring Mil EUGENE KAPl'LEK, Manufacturer and Iiealer iu asli, ioors, ISliiiclH. HOlLDINtiS, FL00KI3TG, SIDIXG, And all kinds of DRESSED AND ROUGH LUMBER. Also, Sole I'roprietor and Manufacturer of t he

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j Celebrated PICKET FENCE. Corner oT Division Street and Canal, Near Keltz.t Haney's Foundry, oc:il dOrn Kvansvit.i k. i vp. K. r& . jr FIRST PKEMICM V OF A SILVER MEDAL WAS 1W1IDID TO BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE Br tba N. K. 9tat Agrtevltorai Sooietr. a iu ysir hoidea In .Njuriu. HepU 30, lot. BABBETT'S Vegetable Hair Restorative Is becoming the moat popular article for Restor ing sua Beau u mag tiie UaJr, turouboat ths Kblsi. went, Aorta ana Kouth. Its superior qasutr and adaptation to tba wants f ths mi hi in. mm: iiixnr Its MmnUu l wiu mnoruy appear in Los Jturopeaa 4 J. R.BARRETT CO. V LORD &z SMITH, CHICACO, general Ag-enta for the northwestern Eta tea LiKl-X'il & L.KAICKK, Wiiole aie Agent, Evansville, Ind. NEW FIK M. JOHN s. M'COBKLE. JOHJT P. TWEED, EcGORKLS & TWEED, Contractors and Builders, And Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, Brackets, &c, &c, tor. WAIAIT A EIGHTH STREETS. ISVILIJ!, Ind. fedimn,erS WUl reC6iVe P"Pt attention

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AT THI CASH HOUSE, No. 73 Main Street. Otfg BrSIIEI-S EARLY AND &jJJ Late POTATO ICS, comprisiiis' me loliowinn kinds: Early Rose, fcarly Gmxirich, While (Sprouts, Wtit Neshannocks. Uallfornias, frlnee Albert-s, Harrison, Pink-Eves, aud Peach-Blows all ot which we oner ai reuuewi prices. uih-20 VICKERY BROd., 73 Main St. TOES can now he had at ONE-HALF THE PRICE the were quoted at in tne Americun Agriculturist for March. Now is the time to get this very valuable Potato low. We warrant them pure. mb2l) VICiCERiT BiUH 73 Main St. HAM AND FCfiS.-We are selling A o.l Bacon Hams at reduced prices; uiwj, a good suoply of fresh Eggs. rnn20 VICKERSr BROS., 73 Main St. rKF.Slf IJUTTEU.-5fiO pounds just received aud for sale by uih-A) VICKERY BROS.. 73 Main St. fti:ESSEI roVLTRY.-A good sups ply at iuh2U VICKERY BROS., 73 Main St. S:E! HWBET 1'OTATOES-i-'or sab? at uihiM VICKERY BROS., 73 Main St. ft II EA V. B.T. Babbitt's best New York XJ Soup at loo. a bar, at mh'ju VICKERY BROS., 73 Main St. 4KI SKlVSi-Suiars declineil asain JT to near the old prices! For the proof call at uih.O VICKERY BROS., 73 Main St. nY t'AKKIACIES. A great variety of new styles -iiiiU"rti for the (oiiiinx 8;it-.oii. We h-.ve giiie into this branch of the Iraito largt ly, and hope to le atiln Uj hil all orders, wholesale or retail, at very low cash prices, in ha) VICKKRY BROS., 73 Main M. J. C. UCSOCC HET. F. D. DITSOUOH K1. J. C. DOS OUCH ET & CO., COTTON F AC TO UN, Product) and Provision Merchants, 30 XOKTil AVATKU STttEKT, EVANSVILLE, 1N1. Orders and consignments solicited. e!5 ISAAC H KIM ANN. DAV HElltASt. I. 4c I. IIEI3IAK.V, Wbotesale Dealero in GROCEEIE S, Foreign mid Domestic Liquor, NAILS, COTTON YARNS, GLASS WARE 5os. 60 and 62 Main Street, Between Second and Third, Evansville, Iad. FISH DEPOT. ov3!) dtf GHAliLES VIELE 6. CO. WHOLESALE 3- JsL' O O It, $ SOUTHWEST CORN MR First aid Sycamore Streets, KVAKSVTXXB. 1WD. an dtf. BUSINESS CARDS. W. WACHS, 8TATI0XKU, Bi0K B1XDEK, And Jlank Book Manufacturer, And TJealer iu School Books, Pictures and frames, Mirrors, Look-lug-U biases, French Olass, sc, !.! HOOKS UK-HOI::!. MO. TO MAIN STREET, (HKDDKKlCIl'd BLOCK,) EVAXSVILLG IXOI.INA. uovoly COOK & RICE, Proprietors, Evans vi li. f, Ind., Manufacturers of Laser leer and Stock Ale and Dealers in MALT A HOPS. oellOdiy I'ETEli VIEKLINU, DRUGGIST, And Dealer ia Paints. Oils, VARNISHES, DYK STUFFS, WIAiDUU 1.AI, hlKllUAL IXSTKITKKXTS, I'll re AVint-H niitl Brilirs, And all popular Patent Medicines ot the age. NO. 2 North H'tUer Street, EVA Si S V 1 1.1.K IM U1A UFA oc2tf ly DR. F. L. DAVIS, Tlomccopatlilc Physician. Oflice on Second Street, between Main aud Locust. oc2S dly DR. E. J. EHRMAN, Ifomceopathlc Physician. Office No. 19 Second Street, between Main and Locust. Ofiice Hours From 8 A.M. to 12 ."r., and 1 to 5 p.m At bis residence, corner of Seventh and Cbestuut Streets, after night. ociM dly GEO. A. UITTROL1T, DBALEK IN WATCHES, JEWELRY Gold Pens, Sneetacles, Eyeelasses, Oliver anu fiateu ware, watcn and t'iocS Materia.!. BfO. 61 MAIN ST., tjeu aeeona ana xnlru, KVAJiSVULE, lUTD. Watches and Cloc&a Keuairsd and warranted. CHAS. AKTK8, WitiS Geo. A, Blttroiil. oci dly FAIKBANKS' BiAJNDARX) Ol all muds. HORJSBSOOK A CO., . Bio, ; iMortn water street, oc23 d6ni Evansville, iud

8AM0ELOKK. JAMta UAVIlteON. LL.OKB SAMUEL ORR & CO., DEALEBH IN IEON, STEEL, TIJV-PJLATE, WIKE, SPRINGS.AXLE9, Horse ana Male Snoes, Tinners' and Blacksmiths' Tools,

WAGON AND Bl'GGY WCODWORS WROIOHT SCRAP IROJf ItOITttlTI At tba highest market rates. Water Street, EVANSVILLE, IND. iunlldtf BOSTTICHES, EELLOSO & Co. (Successors to WelLs, Kellogg & Co.) IMPORXF.RH AND JOBBKR3 OK 13 XTljrhi-t Street, SIGN OP TIIE BIG PADLOCK AIFS, AXES, AXIvS, AXI, AXKS, A X t'S, TA II L E OU TL ER Y, TAl'.LE CUTLERY. TAliLE VUTl.ERY. POCKET (HITLICllV, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, Trn! CliJiluw, CiiaiiiH, IIaiirM ICoen, I'laiiterh' llors, IlHtil-rH' Jloen, illetiianlcs' Tools, 3Icchan!(rs Toul:, Mechanics To!. BIJILllEitS' HAUilWAUK, lillLDKMH' UAKIJU AIilC, LiULUKKH' UAUDWAUK, rr.v am nooi.cARbs. ( OTIOX AS ! VOOI. AKIM. rii i io.v A.rsi vo t. aui BKST RUBBKR BULTINO, HUdV H UK H KJi B Eh Ti NO, HKST KUBBKR. BKL.TINU, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws, Kill and Cross-Cut Saws, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws. CANII buyers will And it totneir advi. tage to riaiulue oar Hlucit before purchn Ing elsewhere. At the Old Stand, 13 First S BQiTTICUSS, KELLUuU &, CO. ivl UIt1r GOODS. GILLISON MAG II KE. if. M. a x)i.K rr, . macjms: c CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY go:o d ;s, FIRST STREET, E VA NS villi:, ind., TTTATE JrST RECEIVED A I.AKHK a Ktocn of Seasonable Ooods, which they oiler to the tr&uo at low rates. 25,000 Ko. 1 GIJSST RJ store and lor salu. by MAUiiEU fc l-O. 2,000 bv I d; aiv FOtfK-HlSir. IU UI.AV 15AO in store aud lor K ile ia.1 dly U. MAOHEE & I O. Indue ments now offered in our Millinery Depart ment, our friends mid customers will lie onvinted that we luli nd to make Grroixt IeHtiiictioii To nglliiess, by selling Ronnets and Hats, or Mistt Kellaui will make them to onler in an unexcelled style at a price never before done. As li nt hand, and every loved one expects a valuable ellt. buy a Florence Sowuij Jlschlue, which is easier learned, less liable to get out ot order, and does more vanelies of work without change than any other. Kvery Machine warranted to Bive fatisiact lou, or the moiitry refunded, i'rice t'-iaml upwarii. Twenty pieces ol CI ray '1 willed r lauiiei, wuitu ccm.s, w ur-ii e win sen Dead Low at 30 cents ppr yard. French Shirting ind urevs b lauueis ouly t,!i c-ui. uuderKhirtsand Drawers in u'ent variety. The lest and clieaiest iilaukett. ever sold In tills city. An endless variety of Shaw in aud Dress Ciootls. oar lari Hixli o! Cloths and Cas-sitiie es we Mill eloso mil at a rX'eriille Sacriiiee In order to make room for Spring Wear. A complete stock of lxmestic Cioods ol every iopular brand, and at the lowest pnees, can always be found at ScbapKc-i liussing . C'o.'s, So3. 47 aud !! ilaiu Street, in short, they have everything to la.iiie the ''outer" appearance Of Xifo Beautiful and agreeable, all of which will be sold as cheap as iney can be found anywhere, (del.: BI?XJGGISTS. JOES A LAVAL, Wbolesale and Retail Dragg Dealer in Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dmslies, &c, BIAIJV ST., bet. Second and Third, Evansville, Ind, Particular attention given to CUTTING WINDOW GLASS to any sire. junii dtf WM. C. TURNQCK & 00, BRASS rOUND.ERE Gas and Stesm Pipo Fitters Corner Pine and First StreetE, Cash paid, for old Copper aud Brass. Dealers in all kinds of Brass CoeU Whistles, and Steam Ganges. Particul&j attention paid to repairing and adjusting

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A LOr OF YODXQ Mai-es Sjz Mules For sale at FORTH & BOWLES' IIEB STABLE, Third Street, bet. Mala and Locust. fe!7 dtf FOR S . IiF VALUABLE MAIN STRF.KT -PROPERTY That splendid property known as the Egler properly, H'tuated on the west corner of Main and Siith Streets, fronting o leet on Alain Street autl I.tO feet on Sixth fcitreet. Said property is oifered lor sale at low flguies on easy terms. A pply to

J . A . X. l-i ij tun s SUM, Real Estate Agents, Corner Locust and Third Streets. fel6 dtt JSZ contAinivis 40 acres; a) uuder cultiva liu, and It) in timber. Said farm is situated two and a half miles rtbove toe city of Evansville. m-ar the tireen River Road. The imirovr:iieiits consist of a iwelliiig-ho!:se, contain lug six rr.oms. cellar, two Cisterns, a bnrn and other ont-bui oings fill new and ol" the most approved style. There is an ete-'anl yonnz orchard on said pliice o aljout one hundred trees, oi Hie choicest vanenea. Al-'o, a clay pit, from which three potteries are being conitantly supplied. For part iculars, apply to Al KK. MARIA HUlTHlNsOM, isi the premi. e ; or address Po!.-Olliee Box 2, Fvauville, Ind. it-ia dim FOU SALE AND FOP. KENT, t Invt-iiifi Houses, and h arms. Ten thousand Hcres oi Farming lind. 1 buy mid ell I-;pai Enlate. alva ii .1011 r: h.on, IUhI I k, late Agent. Third Street, EvttusviU', Indiana lee-. t f 48 MAIN STREET, MAMFACTUIIINO JEWELERS, ANU nKAl.KKS JM J. M E Pv I C A N WATCHES, Are offering, at reduced jirices for t lie Holiday Season, a choice slock of I IV 10 .T 1 J WELIfV OF EVEHY DESCllIi'TION, I'onsistlng of Diamonds, American Watches Pearls, English Waltbis, Rubles, Swiss Watt bos, Einerahls, Solid Gold Chains, And Gold and Silver Spectacles. Also, a superior article of Manufactured expressly for our trade, ami iimdj' bmaller articles, particularly appropriate for Holiday aud Wedding l'rtsouts. Constantly on hand a choice selection ol SI LVKIt-PLATED WAKE, which will be so!d at a very close profit. Particular attention given to the liesetting of Diamonds and other CieniH, in the most novel and artistic manner. An examination of our stock is respr ctfully solicited. fdelJdly Asenei. uvvT liven J. P.FJIlott &S.5i HAVE Pi:XE!) A KEAI. EhTVI'I Aiceucy lor the sale ul and renting o lands, bnuses, Ac, Ac IVrsons liaviusj house or land to rent oi sell, or persons-wishiiiii to j nrchnsu i rent, will no well uy cuiinii; on ;iieia i.i their ottice, on Third Street, near Looa:. lit lOIliott liltx-Ut Jvineli tf Real Estate Agents, No, ; Main Street, Kvaksvii.i.k, Ivn. A Notary Public in the oillce. ap:W lt i VM. ISIMV2.N, TT. f-. Clnisei .;z&xt. Also, KK.VL KSTATK nn-l C'ObLF'.CTi. Office on Main street, bt tweeu Third and Konrili, No. a (over i.fc!ir' C-Jmi K !.!, Kiivill tisi.. hi;oWi Ward's Eureka Tonic Fitters A i: IK iV Al l Alil i:, AM HIM. jt cure all who cutter from llilious ami Liver I'omplaints, indigestion. Giddiness n nd DiitKim ss. For habitual Costtvenesx, Kheumaiism. Neur'.UKia. I'oughs. C'onsmnpliou in its tirst stiit;i-s. Dyspepsia iu nil slasiHi, and ih a goucml Fa.i.ily Medi cine, it is truly wotnlerful In Its elii-cls. Mi d m its ourse. It creates aj, petite, promotes digest Ion, aud strengt hens the whole nervous yteiii. Allthintrs In nature re quire j. ttention ; then lio-r much greater e:re should be Iake with the liuwau constitution. Ward's Eureka Tonie iiitters will build up, htrecgtiien. and preserve the constitution of all who use it. It will also build up the wasted powers, purifies the bl od, expels all vitiated fluids, and harmonizes and gives renewed visior and health to the entire hurmm svslem. As all sickness comes on by an Impure stn'.e ol the blood aud torpid state of the liver. men you snouiu use w ard's j-.ureka lonw Hitters, which wiii ceit-ainlv cure vou. Then wliy do you suffer, when the greatest cure In the history of any known medicine can be procured irom ay druggi.-.t? These Hitters are compounded of the purest vegetable extracts, dissolved in pure Kentucky copper-distilled Uourboa Whisky. It is the only liquor entirely iree froln fusel oil. oue amonu'st the most deadlv poisons, which at once makes it superior to ail try one bottle, and yon will see it is the happiest aud best combination you have ever seen, tor it wiil cure all we recom mend it tor. W. M. WARD, Pole Proprietor, Covington, Kentucky. For sale by PETER, Vlr-.KLING, Wholesale and Retail Agent, Evarsviile, Iud., and by druggists generally. (janl diu WM. GLENN & SONS, Importers and Jobbers of GROCERIES, CINCINNATI, TTAVE A LARGE STOCK OF STA- " a Pie. Varietv. nnil f ami Pictured Cioods, which they oiler at the lowest rates, and to which they invite the atteu.

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from Dispensatory of the United Ktates. Vlosma trenata Bucliu Leaves. Propkrtikh. Their odor Is strong, dlfTosive, aud somewhat aromatic, their taste bitterish, and analogous to mint. Medicai. Properties and Uhjcs. Uuchn leaves are gentiy stimulant, with a peculiar tendency to the Urinary Organs. They are given in con plaints of the Urinary Organs, uch as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of the. Bladder, Morbid Irritation of the Bladder and Urethra. Disease of th Pi oslate Olaud, and Retention or Incontinence of Urine, from a loss of tone la the parts concerned In lis evacuation. The remedy has also been reet m mended iu Dyspepsia, Chronic Ilbeuiual Ism, Cutaneous A CTectioiis, aud Dropsy. illi.Hcoi.b'.s Kxtrait lU'i'HU Is used by p rsous rrom t he ai;es of H to 25, aud from :S5 to .V., or in the decline urcliiiuae of life; after Continemeut, or Labor Pains; lidWettlug In children. In alfections peculiar to females, the Ex triict lluchu Is uneiji:-lfsl by any other remedy, as In Chlorosis, or Retention, Inegulai Ity, Painful ties or Suppression ol Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Scbirrous State of the Utei u, Ix-ucorrhir or Whites. DisKAsrs or the Br.AbbFR, Kidnkvs GkAVri.. AMI IlKOI'SICAI. Bweixi SOS. This irediclue increases the ower ol Digestion, atid eicites the Absorbents lnU liealtby action, by which the Watery or Calcareous I)i'iosllious, and all Unnatural Enlargements, are reduced, as well as Pain ami Inflammation. IIklmdoi.d'h Extract Brcim has cured e very cise of Dl t betes In which it has been tiven. Irritation of the Neck of the H!ad der aud Inflammation of the Kid neys. Ulceration Of the Kidneys aud Bladder, Ketentlou of Urine, Diseases of the Prostate O land, Stone in the Bladder, Cii'.culus, Cirivel, Bilclt-Dust Deposit, and Mucus or illlky Dlschaig,s, aud for en fei bled and delicate constitutions, of both sexes, attended with the following symp toms: Indisposition to Exertion, Loss of Power, Loss of - Memory, Dllliculty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Hor ror of Disease, Wakefulness, Dim nuns of Vision, Pain iu the Back, Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body, Dryness of the Skin, Eruption on the Face, Pallid Coun tenance, Universal Lassitude of the Mu cular System, tc. Hklm hold's Extract Burnt: Is Dlu relic aud Blood -Purl lying, and cures all diseases arising from habits of dllpatiou excesses, aud lmpt u Jences In 11 :c, liupuri tie of the blood, &c, superseding Copaiba iu affections for which it Is used, such as (jvjuorrhoi.i, CJlf'ets of long standing, and Syphilitic Affections In these diseases, u-ed in connection with II elm boil's Ko-se Wash. Sold by all druggists and dealers every where. Beware of counterfeits. Ask for Helmbold's. Take no other. Price fl 25 per bottle, or 6 bottles for 50. Delivered to any address. In scribe symptoms In all coin munic.i'. bins. Addreos H. T. II ELM BOLD, U Bnadway, New York. Nnsv. ark iji:m i.m: i'm.k dune i:p in st eel -en graved wispper, Willi 1:u-suiille ot my C heimc;ii ware iioilsc, anil sU'ied II. T. HltMButli. ELECTION KO'IICIi S'jite of I iidlMim, Iss aiiileil,urjli County,!' Tin' ftite n jmUniin tu tlir Slu-riff of Vanili'ihuroh fttin In. ijrrrlin.j "J" Stmf.S ni;i; ,., Clerk of the Lm Vaiiderl't) t Kli t i reuit I ui I , ,li In i . by certify to the; Slienil ol tut id county what iiict rs are t Imi-ieeid lor tiie several townships lu sold county, at tiie UMini . laces of ho!didf elei'lious, on the Hist Monday In A pril, l"v.:l, lo wit : lor I'itju.ii Township: hu Ju-.lli:o of the i'eaie, f,tnr Const a tiles, one ') niriee. i'or Knight Townsi.li: Two Justices of the Peace, two Constant, s, ou 't rustee. For Stoit Township: Oue Justice of the Peace, l wo Constable, one Trustee. For Ceutrrt Township: Two Justices of the Pence, two Cousin lues, one Trustee. For Oerinan Township: Two CoiiHtubhs, oti J rusu-e. For i'eny Township: Two Justic-es of the Peace, two Cnilstu hies, one Xi u-lee. For Union Township: 'Two Justices of the Peace, two Constables, oup Trustee. For Ariiistiom; lownsmp: Two Justices c the I eii.ee, two Constables, one Trustee. And the sheriff of Yauderburxh County is hereby directed to give legal m.ticu of such eltctuio. iu conformity with th utatutes In such case maiie aiid provided. In witness w hereof, I have hereunto set my baud nd aliixed the s-al of said Court, :t Evansville, this tj'h day of Alarch, ljtf. W SOItEXSoM, C'ltrx. I, Jacb II. Miller, Hherlh' of Vanderburgh County, State of Indiana, do hereby certify that Hie foregoing is a true copy of the original ou file iu this otll e. Witness my hand aud seal, this 81 h day of March, lsoy, .seal. J. II. MILLER, Sheriff Vanderburgh Coui.ty. mtilO rtAwbl ti. fcFHAlT. W. O. WHlfflSlillAJl, CIIARLKS A. UHimiEH. 'PIKETT" TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, SPBATr & CO., Prop;ietor3, CORXER HAIX and EIGHTH STREETS LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. mhI7 3in

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TO CITY OltOCEKH Country Ulcrelianf m9 BUYING FOIl o rS IX, We offer our entire stock of HARDWARE, Culler, Nails, c AT LOW IPIIOlfS Call and natnine at FRED. P. STRAUB & CO., o. 71 Main Slrcet, iii:tui:i:n si;c.i am Ttinto. flu hi!' GEO. S. SONATA CO., IMPOIlTintH or HARDWARE. GUNS AND PISTOLS, Farming & Mechanic' Too!.; We have removed, Klnco the destruction of our stock by Ore on the l!Isl of leeeniber, to the old i. wweul hul Ktaud, at Ih'i corner of First aud Main Ftieels, anil have now In store oue of the most comp!eti stocks of goods lu our lino llisl can lie found lu the West, puiclwiHed on a dull market for cash, anil will be offered to the trade at such prices as cannot fall to Impress the buyer We have no Old Slock: Our goods are all F It E H If A I C I. i: A ,, Just from the factories. We oiler special Inducements on Table and Podvct Cnticry; Chains, I lames, and Collars; Axes, Hoes, & Cross cut Saws; iiuiMiEiis' ir.utmi MISE.' COKXCIt UK HiiST, kvankvmm:, in'o. JlyVIIS M'l. cir. WATCHES, SI IVKIIWA Eons itrrriioi.i'i', DKAI.KK IN' Wafihes, Jewelry, Sllierv.i?e, Spectacles, CIocLh, PJaleil W.iru, jOLI I'KNrt, AC, At tito very lowest i:.i.slerii prices. Solid Silverware & Jewelry MaJo to order. Special altehtiou (len to repsiii ln; line Waicbes. A good stock of American W:iicIitH Always on hand. nr. I l.'l'! ill, III I c I. F. o CO., SANSOM (Jeneral Dealers In CO. I., an ! Aii nln lor the ce.el.rhleil A I UDKI K in VI.. All orilera atMii'ani-U Willi the cosh will be piom fitly attemleil to. J't roii wiMhluir Ut rontracl foi heavy IowIhk on the river csii I,. BCCXJiuiiiodMteiJ, the proprlel oi InivItiK control of thu nujieih tow-lioiil Hohert Fulton. cm.ct No. Second Strut, lx-1 W( I n Main and bocusl, Kvaunvllie, 1 nil. UOV2H illy SI. C'AII.V .v :o., DenlcrH lit Xl norw, Rectlflerg of the Celebrated WAI5AHH VAM-KY, hV.it U TKNDKIC anJ XXX WilJ.KV, Ami Dtstillerii of CoIokuh Kplrlls, ka, ioj maim NrKKirr, KVANSVILI-It, Inii,

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rri rjr H A N E IT , re,seeiit 'oiindr', Corner or Canal ana Inlc His., EVANS VILLI, INDIANA, j Manufi( lurern of STEAM EXQINEH, STEAM BQILEFJI 1'ortable Circtl.tr Saw fillip A Nil Machinery or tfvry Hcnf rljitlon mai.khs ii BELTING, ST: AM GAUGERS, El HE It RICK, WROUGHT !R(K I' WE, ,fr., ,1 V. Kepairinfr don at .Short Notice. A Iho (;eii In for HtillweU'H Patent Hotter ami Lima l'a'( Iiit. ihv7 ly Sl COmi I I iiU lem -f Hleiuni.K,iuliM Clr; ulnr; S;tw ti t hh.: UiU.1 iiu.l Huktir M Ills, Toimern Mwrie .t :. in it I di- IiIijkh, ittllliy '.'Inliitf Marii'iicry, f'm I M,.,N,('oru l.llers. Heel" I rin l, I ilhir il ri I , -DM A UHAS3 CASTIN'Ca. Of I'ill tl '! i pt loll, , w! nt i .full i, I let ' M . Id i' id ll,piru ml. ia ii .(. i n ititi'iy, v ire r.rlekn, .-i .1 i.i Hit ia c,, m ml . 0 jt.t I run lljis. Old ini.tiu Ul bought O V. I.--" ibn l.i. l lly n( l.i.i.l Mi,II utfv mi'l V. .1 k mi ii, h lei VIII ylvnii'l m. ci ; , i. I In i s -.ir IihIIViiIuhI mIIi ii. Attt, lii proi.iptty, Miini,l .i.r urr, hi. I .mi , r c I i'in ii. ni.Irt pi ! Oircii it . i,i 1 - n, i. iii y , ei, i nor ol nut ki..l Ut-si "J. r i lr, l I Ii 1 1 , I ml. l. H h n,i ii I In nil parln to ft t lu w:k i'.ii I i In i j 1 1 1' i. inri.r '.r.. TMUMAN Co WIJ.MAI1. UKlLMhU (:'.nc.i...M.r to Kr-4 c,V Hem M an i fur I ( i xr ami lloll.lnr of ItiV Ul.H A Nt HTA TIONA it f tea?4 i;:iim: m) miu::n HAW AN 1) OJUMT MILL MACFUNKKV. L'.kiUtn itEid Tl Ir CIRCULAR SA W HILLS, Art., Ac , KVANMVH.I,:'!, INII, ivmrr I n '' 'oiii a Wiiti in ai. to or Jer ou mwi I i.nli . IKON ANU JIlArf VAHTINUi of every donci Iptioit. I mi.!. M In Htea'n iinn Knm llltiip Klre I'.iii kM, W HiiilIiI 1 ton I'Iih-h, linilli t Clot ii s, -i, at liituuliu'l lulu' it li'i-. RKPAIHtfiil dno at .hurt not Id. rtu