Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 August 1869 — Page 4

Advertisement-. In t his column, Of three line? 9ch nation, Thirty Cwtl.

-sa-liY GROrERT-In a ders ble toomltv nd bavinz a rt trade, rn .no fixture-, will be sold low tor cash, the p. rues wishin- to nje in business elsewnere. Address Box 67. salS d"t ; 2 -gj CSINF.SS HOCK E-A desir.ble bu.-lness house, located on Mala 8treot, between E'ghth and Ninth, opposite the depot. Terms reason bio. Inquire at H. STRAKSF.R'a Grocery. 'ao!8 dim Jiik'- cki.;hrID hog CHOLERA MKD CINK at bCULAEHH'ER'S an7dI0t Proa Store. rri'iK west aki labofst cakes Ji. ot SOAP, at iO cent- a oake, at au7 dlOt Drag Store. TrrK AM) LOT-On Eighth Street. JnL between Guru and Mulberry. njLji. between uuu 4" "',Vi; r .flue .. t the Journal Office ot THOMAS J. MACHINERY crH Sea3 Frames, Coarse and Fine If"' gfd Spindle Throstles, Warprs. For description and prices of these macbtnea addre.s imStMHl., Iel0d6meod Lowell. Mat. roR rekt.".""T BRT C900DM STOKE With counter and .lielvlngs. Apply at. .1. Mala street. aull dot HoisE-A comfortable two-story Drlck d-nelllns-hoTise in SfulllvanUwn. - Jy29dtfJ -VICTOR BiaCH. SHOE STORE With shelving and coni ter. Apply at 74 Main Street. auH d.5i STORF.BOOn-Oa Main Street, between Fourth and Filth. Apply to A. C. ROSENlKANZ, office City Foundry. Jyl7dtf ; ' For Kent. THE T H REE-STOIIT BH1CK building occupied by I. A 1. Helmann, Nov b Main Street, Is lor rent. Apply at their store, " os. Wand 62 Main Street. Jy2dlf All city papera please copy. CLOTHING STOBE-With eonster and 8hel7lngs. Apply at 74 Main Street, an 17 dot MOl'Ni: On Fourth Street, between Main and Sycamore, a double threestory brick, with two good store-room. Wlil be rented separately or together. Oiood accommodation lor two eeparate families. For further rarticulare apply to Dr. F. T. R.USC1E, .Na 2 Worth First BLreet, . . i JunlSdtr STORE With counter and shelving; (suitable for grocery store or drng business. Apply at 74 Main Street' aul7 d6t rlTKSIsiIKO KOM--In central prt ot the city. Address W. H. W., Lock ii.ijt os-i. . References exchanged.- aal3 d3l GIKL-A good girl to do general hoosewortt In a small family: one who can euok, wash, and Iron well. A Herman girl preferred. Apply, with references, at tnlsoiliee. aa!3dtf "WEDNESDAY. AUGUST IS. 1S6S' To County. Agricullural No- ' '- cieites. "'.;, As the season Is approaching when the County Agricultural Societies are preparing ta make contracts for their printing we would call especial attention to our superior facilities for doing all classes of this work, saclt as Catalogues, Premium .Lists, Tickets, &c. We are also prepared, to get np oru, two, and three sheet Posters, In plain or colored liitH, at short n ottse, "We have just added t our Job Department five hundred dollars worth of the latent styles of pobter type, and one. facilities cannot be (surpassed. . Call npon u, or send for estimates. ; . " ' .'. ; , EVANdVILLE JOURNAL CO.' CITY K K WS. , . &z On the second page will be found' another letter .from our European correyy tident, dated London.' .' &2? Letters were received .ia thia city this week fourteen days out from London.. . . : - Hot. Yesterday wa-i awful hot, and last night the weather "was "very sultry. We are glad'Fatt is approachAttractive. Those splendid cabinet portraits, in India ink,' gotten up at Parkill's gallery, are attracting considerable attention. ; Ccmbeelaud s Mail. We learn that the greater" portion 'of the mail on the steamer Cumberland was re covered, and forwarded to its deslina-; tion. The Springs. Several of our citizens have just returned from French Lick Spring, in fine health,- and giv-' ing a flattering account of their treatment by the proprietors, v Tobacco Sales. Martin, Gardner & Co.., sold yesterday eleven hogsheads ot' tobacco at from $5 33 for Trashy Lugs to if 10 90 for Common Leaf, On nest Friday, another sale will be held, and considerable tobacco will be offered. . . . Bast, Ball. -The usual' practice game of the Evansville Base Ball Club will-take place thli afternoon. Expre?3 wagons will leave Caldwell's grocery at three o'clock to convey the players to the grounds. ," '.'.'.: Going. As the tlay.of the Ilender'tun Land Sale drawing approaches, the orders for tickets are quite large, and great interest is being manifested in the enterprise. A short time only is left, as the drawing takes place on the first day of September.' The Feize Fight. Considerable interest was felt in sporttcg circles in this cit, , yesterday, in regard to the prizo fight between Gallaghet ' arj(j Allen, and when the newa armed that Gallagher bad been defeated, the exciteme it was intense, Gallagher being the favorite here. New Kstablisiiiiest. By reference to a notice in the local columns, it will be .4cen that Louis Faul has opened a fine clothing and gent.'s furnisHing establishment at No. 101 Main Street. Mr. Jas. II. Cooke, late with M. Lyon, can be found at Mr. Faul's, and solicits a call from his old friends. " Loss of Saw Loos. We learn that the stoxin on Monday night caused a large number of logs to break, loose from their fastenings on Piseon creek. Alex. Simpson's loss will amount to about ?200. but thj total loss of all parties will amount to several thousand dollar?, although it is impossible to-tell how many logs were carried away, as ihe loss occurred during the ight.

GOOD SEWS FOR ETAXSTItlE. EvansTllle, Henderson & Nashville R. K. meeting at Haduonville.

The Bond to be Tushcd Through to Completion at Once. By reference ta our special di?patch on the first page it will be seen that the meeting of the Stockholders of tha Evansville, Henderson and Nashville Kailroad, at Madisooville yesterday, was largely attended, and that the best of feeling prevailed. 'Alter a fall dif-cu?sioD, a resolution was adopted authorizing the Directors to take such meafnres as they detni best to complete he road. Gen. Boyle will leave at once lor the Las, to close a contract, which it is understood he can readily effect with responsible parties, for its early completion. We congratulate the company and our citizens upon the favorable auspices of this important enterprise, and trust that at an early day we may see the link from Madisonville to Hopkinsville finished, and the cars running through to Nashville. Recorder's Court. The first victim on the " civil list," yesterday, was a man named Suttin, who. had been laboring under physical weakness, brought on by an over-indulgence in what the army surgeons used to call "spirides ferment!" (which the boys were very glad to get hold of after taking heavy doses of " Opi," "Rhei," and MQuinii,") but, which was fermented too much for the weak nerves of the gentleman named above. The Recorder called on him for $5 25. ; The next case for settlement was a family quarrel. Two children had a fuss and the mothers got to quarreling, and then tha fathers followed suit. Fines were assessed on the assaulting parties to the total amount of $11. .These family affair should te kept, out . of the Courts, and although, we withhold the names of all concerned, we believe if the inter ested parties could see the case in the same light as viewed ' by the comma nily, they would be heartily ashamed of themselves, and settle their family disputes in a neighborly way. Under Our " provoke " law in thia State, if One person makes mouths at another he or she is liable to prosecution. Let our s people have more dignity and wisdom.! for it is certainly no Fatis faction to have a person fined a few dollars. , ' ' ' - ihe next case was a big one, at least the person implicated is quite large, but would very likely turn the Scale- at a. trifle under two hundred pounds., Nancy Reid, alias "Nancy Fat," who has before figured in onr police court, was tried on the charge cf keeping a houso of ill-fame. For t wonder especially as (he heat was terrible, and : the Court room . a good place to " raise sweat" Nancy did cot demand a jury, end the case wa3 Beard and decided by Judge Willard himself. . The evidence croved con elusivcly, that Nancy kept a brothel. She was fined $50 and costs. She went to the lock-up, and will probably naofiat corpus or reieagea on a physician's certificate." .. That is the way i( has been done before.- The City Council remits the fine and pays the woman's way out of town to get rid of her, and in three weeks ehe is back again, running another lagnio. We merely allude to these little matters in order that, the City Council may understand how these things are worked up," for the lawyers are "up to snuff," and will often draw very extensively on the "sympathetic" ' feelings of: kind-hearted citizens. . ; ! Since writing the above, in regard to ; Nancy Reid, wc are informed that ste has been released on condition tlat Ehe will. leave town.. ; Humboldt' Celebration. The ! general ,' committee of arrangements for the Humboldt , celebration will meet to-morrow night at the Criminal Court room.' The programme will be revised and made shorter, and other preliminaries will be arranged. We were informed yesterday evening that Rev. Charles Ruack had been selected to deliver the address in German, and that he had accepted the appointment, A large number of strangers will be ia the city, and the railroad and steamboats might do well by carrying excursion parties to attend the celebration at this place. - Effects . ot the Storm. The heavy storm on Monday night caused considerable damage in different parts of the city. ; At the corner of Leet and Centre Streets, the sewer has not sufficient capacity to carry off the water, and it " backed up," overflowing the gutters and streets, and filling several cellars. , Charles. LindenSchmidt's building was again considerably damaged, the cellar having been filled with water, causing the sidewalk and wall to cave in. Mr. Lindenschmidt has had his house damaged several times, and it is very likely that the city will yet have a big bill of damages to pay. ; Jn the nnrnrr of Leet and Third Streets, Jas. Wiltshire has suffered' consideraMo damace. He has a new building i a process of erection, and the walls are partly up to the top of the cellar. The heavySrain caused the dirt on one side to cave into the cellar, and the water poured in so heavily from a gutter that the walls were undermined and gave way. Mr Wiltshire's damage will not be le than $100. tS The cellar of Mr. Knollc, who is also engaged in building a cew house, was filled up with water, and the' foundation of the building somewhat damaged. Commissioners. The County Com missioners yesterday visited the Pi 'geon Creek bridge, and witnessed the laying of the corner stone of the west pier at the Salt Well bridge.

The Wear and Tear of Cur

rency. It has been estimated as far a3 it is possible to do so without exact data, that the total amount of currerjev annually destroyed in the course ' of circulation, is more than sufficient to entirely u-nu-j j humuj and issuing it from the Treasury. The loss of small fractional currency is trreater than that of the larger denominations, and the loss of currency greater than that of the legal tender notes issued, but the entire aggregate is more than sufficient to defray the cost of piintingand putting both the currency and le,ial-teaders in circulation. The American people, as a rule, are careless of small cuirency. How maty fives, tens, and even quarters, are l' st by an individual in the course of a month, each of the losers can probably toll if he or she takes cote of small things. Make this the basis of a calculation and determine how many stamps are lost by the entire community in the course of a year, and the aggregate will be found to be enormous. The loss of currency benefits the Government, and through it the peo pie, and every penny of fractional currency or every dollar of legaltender which is lost in circulation, ? is so much gain to the Government, because there is so much less to be re-, deemed. A Curious Case. John Inglehearf, aged about five years, whose father is engineer at Bloomer Hoing'a factory, wa3 knocked down by another boy, some three weeks ago, and in falling Struck the lower part of hia forehead against a log. Nothing was thought of it at the time, but during the last week he has lost the entire sight of one eye, and Epeaks in such an inarticulate way that ha cannot be under stood. Before the accident, he spoke distinctly. His physician ibinks there has been a slow form of inflammation going cn at the base of the brain ever since the injury: hence the defective vision and speech. He i3 under the care of Dr. Mageniss. , ' t . . ; Personal. W. C. Bantiu, an at, tachco of the United States Revenue Department, of Paducab, was in the city yesterday. , 1 Goodlette Morgan and i.W. L, Mer rick, of Petersburg, arrived . by last night's train. Mr. J. D. Rises, of the firm of tV heeler & Riggs, who has been tns ticating at West Baden Springs, ar rived homo pn Monday flight, greatly improved in health and spirits. Colonel W. J. May, owner of the sieamer Norman, is in the city. : It is said that a dog taken: in -his infancy and held with his head for three-qaarters of an hour under water will- never cava . the hydraphobia. even if bitten by a mad dog. Ttrre ila ute JLxrrcss. I u The abovs is .the best reoipe we have yet hcBrd,of, and we: suggest that it be used in this city in . the future. It is a much surer remedy than putting collars on the dogs. rates of freight from New York still continues, and the. merchants are get ting the benefit of the competition war, although it's ." death on the rail roads' , A firm in this city received a box of goods cn Monday weighing twenty-five pounds, which was billed to Cleveland at six cents, and from Cleveland to this city at six cents more. Two boxes- of glassware catue through from New York at fifty-eight cents. A day or two since two hun dred car loads of freight left New York for Chicago, carrying the freight clear through at twelve cents' per hundred pounds- ; . " ' A Good House. Messrs. Strouse & Bros; have reuEiiadeled- their1 clothing house, on Main Street; near the corner of Third, and hav4 made some valuable improvements." , "The shelves have been extended, and full and complete sets of new. drawers put in. Their stcek of find ciqthingtES "beenr Largely added to, and these gentlemen are determined ty keep as fine goods at as low prices , as can be. obtained elsewhere. . -: ' " -V "' vvr"-'' ..' ' Splendid Peaches. We acknowl edge the receipt from' Mr: Edward Collins, - of Knight--Township;-" of 3 basket of magnificent peaches .of - very arge size. They are hard to beat in fhij latitude. Mr. Collins has sold over fifty bushels of these peaches at. from S3 to $2 50 per bushelCriminal CouKT.r-A'Uegro named Johnson was found guilty of petty larceny, and was sentenced to the county jail for thirty days. " ' The case of 4hrec . negroes for larceBy was continued. . t . 1 The case' of Wm. Ilerinicg, late Prosecuting Attorney, will be called up next Monday. ,. Before Justice Emery1. A man by the name of Henry Slim was arraigned on the ch"arge;of having stolen a gold locket from Louisa Mabel. The case was dismissed by the Prosecutiog Attorney, and will probably come up in the Criminal Court. Henry Bayer sued out a peace warrant against John Emrich, but after the case was taken up, the matter was compromised, Emrich paying the costs. . ,' ' . Moss Agates. Moss a-jites, popularly supposed to contain specimens of real moss, but which are simply silicious formations penetrated by iron solutions taking the form of mosses, vines trees, etc., arc found aloDg the Union Paeific Road, at points for two hundred miles from Cheyenne westward. The blue and cream agates are the most highly prized. Dr. Floyd Stinson, at the Library Rooms, has a very fine cream agate in his collection of geological specimens, and it is well worth looking at.

Pay of theCity Police. Oa last

j Monday night the city police present ed a petition to the City Council asking that their pay bo increased from $2 to $2 50 per day (or night). The petition was laid over one week for future action. After giving the matter considerable thought we are of the opinion that the increase asked for is nothing more than right. Two dollars per day in city orders is not very much, as the orders are generally shaved ten per cent, for cash. A policeman at present gets $14 per week, Sunday included, with his fees, which are very small; in fact, will not begin to make up the ten percent, discount in ti e city ordeis. The force is not very lari.e, and the increased expense will not be very great.. . Some parsons have said if the pay of the police is increased, it will also be necessary to increase the pay of the street hands and other employees of the cit'. But we do not so regard it. Any man almost can work on the streets, but any man cannot be a policeman. We ought to pay enough to be able to secure the services of good men men of nerve, promptness of decision, and energetic and at the low salary at present paid, it is Lard to secure the services of the kind of men desired. A policemen has to rirk his life in the discharge of his duty, hks to go at all times, and their duties are entirely different and more arduous than any other class of the city's employees. We are satisfied the Council will do what is right in the premise?. Died. At Fort Madison, Lee County, Iowa, August 4th, 1SG9, Catherine Gertrude, wife of Philip Viele. ; . , v , . ' 1 ' The decease of this lady, who had resided in this city for more than thirty year?, is deeply lamented. -. - Surviving friends will ever cherish the remembrance of that kindness of heart that mental culture apd refined taste, and especially those christian graces by which she ws characterized. Fort Madison (Iowa) Plain Dealer. ' ' ' ' " ' The husband of the deceased is the brother of our distinguished fellow citizen, Charles Viele, Esq. She has many admiring friends in this city whd will be greatly grieved to learn of her death. ; Accident. A jour.g man named Maiquell Knight had the little finger of his left hand completely torn to pieces, yesterday evening, by getting it caught in a cog-wheel. Dr. F Scheller dressed the wound, and had to cut off the finger. The accident occurred at Uhlhorn & Brinkman' marble yard. ' ;; . li ; Queer. We are informed that a gentlemen in this city, having superannuated dog in hid potsession determined to kill him; and the dog, overhearing a conversation between Hia master and a. neighbor about kill ing him the next day, disappeared the same night, and has' not been seen since. Quit Striking. Since the Counci ordered the Chief of Police to take Vita oat fmXXHX ihil,. Alaiiui. Uamm. the time is not struck by uieure-btlis during the night. MRS. WEBB B i:misks to inform the hblic that she has x, jn nx o v it: i from tiro old Crescent City Hotel to the old SOUTHERN HOTEL, Water Street, between Main and Locust, which will be known herearter as tne "CONTINENTAL HOTEL," where she hoDes to meet all her old cus tomers and friends. auSdtt. Dissolution Notice. The Partners ii 1 1 hereto lore existing uuder the Htm name o Humphrey, Patrick & Co., Forwarding and Commission Merchants and Wharlboat Proprietors, was dissoWed by mntual consent on me ma msi., ti. w. fatrica retiring from the firm. The business will be continued by F. M. Humphrey, George J. Lwis, and Charles W. Kerney. under the firm name of Humphrey, Lewis A Co., bv whom the business of the old firm will be settled. jyiOdtf HUMPHREY, PATRICK CO. GLICK & SOnWABTZ, No. li South First Street, (CHAIfrLKR'S ELOCK,) Hoop Skirt Manufactory, and CORSET HOUSE, rKAI.EKS IN NOTIONS fc FANCY JL Ooods. where von can, efct the above aiiieies l very low irictK. jvxi noop Skirts bought iiom us will be repaired frt . tf charre. We solicit the liberal patronage of the public in the vicinity. rnose iiviD at a uisiance uesinng Hoop Skirts will take the following meas ures, and we will guarantee a good nt: No. t. Measure around tne waist; jo. i. J-engui ; No. 3. The largest width around ; No. 4. The price yon wisu. to pay. All orders will be promptly attended to, and sent to any point by express. itememDer tne place : UL1CK. & SCHWARTZ. ap"3 tf Opposite the Opera House. GIBSON & WELSH, PLUMBEKS, DEALEUS IJ! Load Pipe, Sheet Lead, Water Closeta, HOT AM) COED BATHS, Shower D;uhs, Fores and Lift Patiips, ALE PUMP3, WROUGHT IRON PIPES, a Water introduced into country dwellings from cisterns or wells, giving all the conveniences of a city supplied with water works. No change of range on stove required to heat the water. 23 Locust Street, EVANSVILLE, 1ND. JOHN TRAVIS, Commission and Commercial Broker, NO. IS NORTH WATER ST., EVASSVILLIt, IsD. Bt-Buys and sells all kinds of Produce. Jyl5d3m TUE MI.VSISQrOI 1 O W It E R actu liy cure s Cancer and Scrolu:ous ureases of thefckin. See report to L. 1. Medical Society, and statements of Physicians in circular, sent free on application to C1IA. A. DUBc-IS, General Agent, P. o. Box ltet. li-2 Pearl St., New York. fjyS dcinltew)

yew tlothln? and Tiilorlng Estahllshmcnt. Louis Faul. at 101 Main Street, between Third and Fourth Streets, ha3 opened a new Tailoring and CiothiDg House, where he keeps tor sale the finest stock of Clothing for men and boys ever brought to this market, and will sell them cheaper than the same quality of goods can be bought in New York. lie also keeps a good stock of fine Shirts, English and Shaker Underwear, end Furnishing Goods of all kinds. His stock of piece goods is complete, which ho will make up for customers, and guarantee satisfaction in all ea-cs. Evansville, Aug. 18, 1SC0. tf

J"P3 Two blind n.ares for sale; in No. 1 condition. Apply to A. J. Colburn, auglS tf 33 Main Street. Notice Is hereby given that we have just received two cases of Gents' Fine Sewed, Box-toe, Congress Boots, of the 1 itest sijle, which we will sell at very low prices. Geo. Miller & Co., auglG 3t ,33 Main Street. 3- At Cloud, Akin & Co.'s, just received : 20.000 lbs Anchor White Lead. 20,000 Collier ' ' " 5.000 " Eagle 10,000 " Conklin& Co. " 5,000 gallons Ohio Linseed oil. 50 barrels coal oil. All at lowest cash prices. 17- It Armstrong's Patent Musquito Frames are the best and cheapest. C. Armstrong, .. G7, C9, 71 Main Street. nugl7-tu,ttfri. . - i Barrett's" a thing of joy. esr-ThevsKt amount of Plantation Bitters now being sold and shipped from New York is almost iccredtble. Go when and where you will along the wharves and piers and the depots you will fc- e great piles ot these BiUers awaiting shipment and conveyance to every nook and corner of the country, and to the linflrds of foreign poru. They, are very popular among all classes of pa p e, and are conceded u be just the thing for this climate. No Bltiers uavayet been Introduced which have l-eoorne so dfervedly popular and worthy of patronsge, to all who require a tonie and t'timulaut. They are prepare 1 with pnre St. Croix Rum, Cayllsaya and tascarllla Bark, and all the world knows full well bat beneficial results accrue from these combinations. , , . Magnolia Wateb. Superior to the best Imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. Use "Barrett's" Hair Restorative. A Good Cpporiunlly. The Smithland Property Sale, which comprises eighty lots, will af ford a good cnanco to working men to invest in a (ew lots at a low figure, which will be sure to pay well. This nronertv is at tne uuDer- ena now or Fulton Avenue, and On the north ide of the creek. These lots are not Owned by men Who are wealthy, and who nnlv (.ell on sneculation. but the . owner Will sell positively, Without any limit to nricc without protection or August 21st, at the Court House, at 1 o clock, lhere is a strong proDa bility of the Street Car3 extending their track to this locality, as the Lo cust Hill Cemetery is i about a half mile beyond. Already a aonotion 01 Five Thousand Dollars is ready to in duce the cars to be run to it. Come and buy, all who have small sums of money, lermseasy. augl6 lw T. M. Elliot, . . -1 Auctioneer. t Few- who have ever tried the jU&rtf?areYnTl.alteitf9.var.exyiiuJlt; other. Procure the genuine " Barrett's." Evansville, Aug. 10, 1SCJ. The life of my deceased husband, Christian Kenk, was insured with the "Gcrmania Lafe Insurance t'ornra nv. of New York." the amount of which insurance was, promptly paid me to-day by their Local Acent, Air. S. J. Loewenstein. lu returning my sincere thanks to the above named Company for the very punctual settlement of their liabilities, I take the liberty to recommend the uermania." and Mr. Loewenstein as in every respect honorable, punctual and trustworthy. Very respectfully, Margarktte Kenk. P. S. The Office of Mr. S. J: Loew enstein is located at No, .203 .Slain Street, and he is at all times ready to give lull information regarding insur ance to any and all persons calling upon him. - auglJ dlw JESs"" Eminent New York and Phila delphia Physicians claim that Dubois' Missisquoi Powder, actually cures Cancer. It is advertised in th is issue IS? Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee tor sale at 1. &. D. Heiman s. " Barrett's" a scientifia discovery. JjSTReal Lis'e Thread and other Hosiery for ladies and gents at .Hughes. .'--o rr n r 3 tl t ft of Main and Third Streets, have a j. . vy. iriucii o . uuruir 1 lull stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Amcricau and imcorted Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes, Sea. Prescriptions carefully com pounded. Fresh Blue' Lick, Con-' gress and ltockbndge Alum uaters. jel7-tt Apply Barrett'o" directions tn wrapper. JE3?A11 persons desirous of ob taining Water in the -Counties of Vanderbureh and Warrick, fexceni TT; V i.,u,' V are aavisca 01 tne latent xuouiar . 1 1 r . 1. . rn 1 1 I Drive Well, the best, s'yfcit, and clicajxsl ineaDS of gettiDg a good and lasting EUrnly. Kates reduced, sat isfaction guaranteed, and ample ref erence given as to merits of the inven tion. Materials and supplies for those wishing to use in other terri tory, furnished at lowest rates. Further particulars given on application to the sole owner of nateut in the ternto'y above mentioned. C. Kgatz. Corner First and Pine and Second and Elm Streets. augl2-tf Ballroad Assessment. At a meeting of the Board of Di rectors Of the E.. C. & P. Railroad Company, on Wednesday, evening tfrt'M'1 WS ""oaslir rec r iT'oii t lii r an - c n . -. . ' 1 !- cent, ub leviea upon the capital stock of the Comcanv. four nor A I 1 "J & I of which shall be payable on the 15th of September next, and four per cent, on the 15th of October, the same to be used in making surveys of the various routes from Evansville to the Wabash Iliver, leading into Southern llinois. JAS. r. WELBOBN, au12-tseptl3 Secretary.

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Foro'J-.cr Jtirei" Items xre Third Pc-3 Theweither continued oppressively ho till midnight, with not a breath of air to fan the heated brow The additional ar'lvals and departures up to midnight Include toe Mollie Norton, to Henderson; Champion, St. Louis to Cincinnati; Robert Burns, Mimphls to Cincinnati; Ada Lyon, to Green lilvtr; Raptdan No. 2, to Easspor;; Palestine, Louisville and return; Peyiona and barges, Louisville to New Orleans The Champion and Burns hal about all they could carry on the water. Tne Burns hal a. Lare. The Champion added a lare number of pas sc-ugeis here ...Amou t he p,.cngf:n by the Robert Lurn-i were Captain John Richey rliI Ike Brooks, of New Albany, wuo tools the Richmond to Cairo. Capf R:c'-tey reports only five-feet of water on the Ileud.rson Bur The Nick Lungwort!! was aground at Walker's, but hud ot over, aud he Burnt met her fat The Sisters TbVNorman gathered up an excellent trip, but when Sieim was raised! a s nail jak was discovered in the nano of one o.' her ue-s, a;i ; and, on cnbui!atiu with engineer, boiler-maker, and ot hers, Captain Hewitt deemtd it prudent, lu view of tbe Cumber laud disaster, to give up his trip and repair. She will be all riht and go out on Friday. Tbe defect la very slight, but for a time extra prudence will be exercised, Bill Hamilton, late enfclneer at Saliue Mines, Is in the city, en route to La crosse, where he has been tendered a good position on the Diamond Joe, of the Nori h em Line. Hamilton is a good engineer" and we wl&h Mm a pleasant time The Ada Lyon had a fair trijj The Rapid an had a splendid trip out The Palestine did an unusualiy large way business, find did not arrive till fm... Thel'eytoi a arrived at 10:3J lu t night, and was taking freight at midnight. She has an linrneute trip on Ler maairao'h barges The Peytcna will lie over here till this morning to allow her men to rest The Havana burned near Cincinnati ou Motday, belonged to the Cincinnati fc Nash vide Line. She wa valued at S13.C00 and insured lu Cincinnati offices. iilver JDisputclicH. Pittsbce, Aujii- t 17. The river Is rls. ing, with zo incuts in tue ciianuel. Rain ing all night Thermometer 7k Nashville, August 17. Oaly 12 inches on tbe Mioaiit. Weather dry and lnlemely not, wuu tne mercury ai uo at a p.m. Locisvi f.LE, August 17. Port list River falling t.lowly, wii h S feet 8 inches water In tbe canal, 1 toot S luches ou the lalls aud 8 Inches over lire rocks, w earner cior and pleasant. St. Lot'lS, Auut 17. Arrived: Cily of Cairo, irom Aiempuis; w . j. ijuw'.s, Iiom Omaha; Rob Roy, Irom Keokuk; Cily of ftliiD, irou t'eoria: hucter Hlate, Irom Keokuk; Bayard auuaiiuLa, irom xiuparted: Rob Roy. Keokuk ; Tom Jasner. bt. Paul ; Natrona, Hanuibai ; C outiueulal, jNew oneaus; ciiy 01 jresiu, reoria. itiver faliluK again, aad all the upper streams deciltilug. Weaiher clear and very warm, witn tne mercury, at I'.ii., at yi'. STEABIBOATS. to the lantio. ThiswtU lufoim you that, to supply the place wuuu tne new uuai now uunuiuj at 1 Viibhum win take in the-kv.tihvii nni Cairo irade thtr days Je.vuiK u-vausvilie vllle wilh a boat suitable to the demands oi the people, to ply regularly until the new sttamer is coiupieieu, Y0nr patronage is respectfully solicited auio oiw 11. x. uAitit. tiUUlSVlLLb, The fleet and elegant passenger steamer .M0HNIN0 STAR. A. T. Gilmore, Master, rraua uougueriy, uierk, Leaves lor xxjuisvuie and ail way ports EUNi:MAY, AUGUST IStTH, at 6 o'clock I'. M. For freight or passaze apply on b-iard, or W. U. BliU VVX CO., dlt Agents. FOB 'MEMPHIS. VICKSBURG. AND NEW ORLEANS. Reub. E. Ncal, Master; Ciiariey Miner, tiers, Leaves for New Orleans aud nil way ports TlirBSDIT, August 19ih, at 4 I'.Sf. For freight or passage apply ou boarJ, or to w. i. liiiuwn & i.u., HUMPHREY, LIS WIS & CO., au!8d2t Agents. 4 (Corrected June 2.11, 1SC9.) EvacsvlUCit trawrordsvlllc ll.U. COINO KOBTff. Leave Mail. Ex nr. Frel"lit. Evausvllie ...10:lr a ar... 5:13 v M... i:U a m A rr tve V incennes.... l;t.lp M... 7:11 p t... 10:10 1' St Tene Haute. liSlp m...1u:05p m... 4:1p M Tcrrc Haute & InulauapoUs. OOINQ EAST. Leave Hay Ex. Night Ex. Mail. Tcrre Haute. A :-' P M... ljo a m... a m Arrive IadianapoH.-t. 7:05 p yt... 4:20 a m... 10:05 a m Crestline 4 Ml A si ...11 :5'J A M... ti :15 P M Cleveland 7:.f A M... 3:.;U p m... 8: 5 P M Bultalo . Z-.10P M 10:!iP M... 4 A M r:llburir 11 : U A n. p si 1 :l.. a M Philadelphia. 3:;0A M .. :'5 A M ... 4 : 1U P M New York 6:0 a M...11 :43 a it. ti:i3 p m Ohio Si Mississippi. OOJKO EAST. Leave Ltuhtninir Ex. Ate. NirhtEx. viucennes ... l:i si... 1:13 p si... U:'j5p si Cinctniiatl . 9tfQ p Mll:15 P K... 6 1 A m Louisville . S-J.VP SI... 1:IUA M... GOISU WEST. 6 :'J0 A si Leave Mail. Night Fx. Hay Ex. Vinceuuea 4 :Zi v jr. Arrive a ;Uj a ai 0 : i j A il St. Louis II :50 r sr. 8:10 A 3f...'2:f0 p si .4:5jp u Cairo............ 3:5uam. RI2TCKSINO, Terre Haute & Indianapolis. Lrarfi .umwjaji, (win. iitDf ji, o;iui'a arrive T-u 0:30 asi.io:25 a sr. 4.3 p Af.115 pm khubsiko Evansville & CrawfordhTillc. Leave Exn. M.ll. 1 rtf.tr; li t 1. nauw e :iu A m... b:W p sr... 5 :45 a m viuccunes.,.. a: jam... 8:0jP M...11:40a ji rrive Evan-:vil!e 1G A m...10:31 p . 5:10 P 2t E.E.& 11 11 R., Northern Division TRAINS (;Oifl ivcitt nr Transfer Packet Steamer Alollio Norton leaves Evansville daily TVoi 1 . w...v.u, t.. o:i.j p.ai 1 . t aw iiiauisuiivilie.......,.. 7:00 P SI GOINONdRTH Train leaves y. adi.v nvllle dally . KT) 4:2.,.a.si ? "nu.?.o: 7:30a.m I)., , mmi . k . . iutijiimiB.vonou .. 9:.j0 A.M. JViaaini' connection l,ti trains on the E. fe C. Railroad. ways with Si' 1 :a M BOAT LINES. O'clock. A.M. Kyurv Tiimlv ...l r, 10 l(..UiliVILl.E.-Kv6rv Alondav ut ill day, TUurtday, l iiday, and .Saturday at ti To CAIP.O Hal! v. exr.cnt Sniifl:iir ot t i.in.k " ' "v " IOUkex.n Riveh. livery Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and (Saturday at 4 o'clock TO NASUViLLK-Evcrv Tnnt,!. ......( day and ,alurday atir. a. J"c"um" rransient tioats dally un and dowr 10 CXNCINSiATI Everv Hnhir,i, . 10 'JO CANXEI.TIlV-T'cotTt iPi,,.,i 0-1. .-cday, and fealurday at 10 a.m. RockportStage(viaNewburghand Boonnile) carrying the man, leaves at 7 a. m., ?2?&&TJS8& , 1 i . . j j " KAtir vr - . NewHarmonv Mall Stasre lenves Mon days and Fridays at 7 a. m. Arrives Tuesdays aud Saturdays by 4 p. m. .Ait. Vernon Mail atage leaves dally (ex sept riuuuaye) at 7 a. m. Arrives daily (ex iept Sundayi;) Ly 2 p. 11. To Ssariiwo.-Macs dally (except Suniiy,) from the Merchant's Hotel, at 3 O'clock". M. j" I'MEU 100.CO0 feet two-ineh lumlock j lumber, at cost price, by KAPPLKR St ssaLMON, corner Division and Canal Hts. nialJ dif (1 a w)

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5 KYI lor 'l KtsrKct. ry Xi.-iea.raph. New York. August 17. Cottom More nctlvn and firmer; sales o( 3.'0 bales at uJ'i tfJ .io for middllug uplanus. r lock Receipts 12,;j.j bbl; market lesi active a no M ilia lower; al( ot ti,4ij bbls. atcl ft "atl (i l lorKUperfl .e Si ate ai.d Wtwtern; i oVi,7 4 for com mo to choice extra tat", gtf ')a,7 3 for extra Wmm'i, jt S7 SJ tor wliite wm nt extra 81 7iA'i7 (;', tor riuud-h"nj, Ohio, V 0'J 48 M ior extra Hi. Lou k, tH if ilO :) for gt"d to Choice, do., cli.iu dtcii t: 1 nij. live Hour quiet; sales o. bbls at J!l t( li. Con.v .! ka r,-m. :irciT and quiel ; salf(ff US) i An i.t Brandy wlue; ntaiket h trllle lower 11 1 Ni t'iJ. Vv'Ji !.-!," Y A tiVf ar:d firmer; Miles of 20 bbls 01 WeMern at ti INjl 17 free ; the latter prlcti tor Iron bound. iiKAT-fti eip.i 1.13 bnshels: market heavy nod 3 ' ; lower; 'h!m of 5i,0 H) buMieHat t'l r,.vi ;jf.r No. 2 Sprlntt: H -r-' tor k 'H.:o.;tl vl 71 for n oibi-r Oblo and I nd1fina;Sl D lor od Win -r Illinois; II 7'J for iid ruber Michigan ; fl 7" for while Caliiornla; il 8) lor u 111 oer Tennessee; 11 lJ for i.e-w eroji wnite Stale. Ryk -Nominal. liAid.EY a.mi Baulky Malt Nomina!. Cok.v lite -ipt- 8,'JW ; very feaice and a shade firmer; sjlcs ol IS.Oil bushels at fl 10 'tl l for uri'i.uud nev mixed Western; 51 17 il al lur Miuiid o. OA rt Rect-lp s 4tMH iHishets ; market he-vyand oe idediy lower; t-ales 01 ;hm lju,lie h at 7i t71c f r old Western ; (iiij71o for new MiutliBi-u and Western. Hick Firm. Cot fke Firm ; sales of 2,000 bag Rio on tin vaie tei mi. SiyK-Activear.d firmer; halts of 1,00 nogshesds at HJIJ:; for Cuba; l2K'al.lo foi i'ort R:co. Moi.AbSi.s-ouit-t; salts of SS i0kSheaU Muscovailo at ;no. Hol-S-Ouiet. Pei Koi.Ki ii f lua at 17,','c for crud: fflV Q iic for reflued. lIKSKKU OlL-Qlllet. Pokk Quiet and heavy; Kale. or li'M barrels at m U,j,'Si 7 i for new mess; li a7 lor small lots of ditto; (:,: 75 for old ditto; .7 7-j, V.8 '.." for prime; 3J OOj-'U OJ lor prime mexH. Bei f Lower; sales of 11;J barreN at 3 'M (il3 do for new plain mess; 11217 for new extra .nu-ss. Tierce Beef nouiiuul. Boef ll4ins(ju et; salt's of I'M barrels at s.'.V.yfic. t'C'f M K ts Siewdy, w.lh sales of li'j packages nt llnloc lor siioulders ; lorliuim. Middies hrm; sales ol 1 7jU boxes Ice currd at 1710. Lakj -Quiet and drooping: sales of ."!2o tierces at liil.aSjic, tor steam; 'Ju',4 iWto tor kt!le leudeied; a!s , sales of l,!A) tierces of steam, sellei's August and September, 2tJc. 1J utter -Kteaily, at l." for Ohio. I HfcksR r lrm, at 11 !(.';. y tttioiiTa -'l'o Liverpool qnlet and firm, with ouly veiy mnali supply of freight room. Lky Ooobs Market mere active, and prices generally firmer for all staple good. LL1CH20 Market. B Teicgrapn.j i, Chicago, Augustn. Excha'oe Eastern at par ielllDg. t i. ;i u-tuiet at 5 75j7 7a for Spring extras. Wheat-tulet; Ne. 1 declined salt.'Sfcttl iiy.ji .no. 2 declined 4 iil!c; sales atl 4'mI 41; cloilng quit-t at SI 4(i cash, and Kl !in;-'U Kelu-r's ADRtivt; this afU rnoon tne ma. ael was firmer at S 41,irr 1 41'i for No. 2. Ci.kn In lair demand aud Y'-iMc higher; Silesof No. aatUliAWJ'jic; rejected alM' JJ4c; no grade at sofeic; closing at 9o c ah and H;M fir u. 2, seller's Aukusi; t bis afternoon t he mtirket was steady at OA'ia .v:ore acllve and easier and ljnl2e lower; Kales at v;a,ao for No. 2, end 41 4IXc tor rj. tied: cl-inij uuchunged. KK-.Muni active and a shade easier; sale 1 o-j.i ti.j;-4 for No. 2; closing firm at tl Qo. Baklev-Iu fair demand; sales at tl S5, 1 10 ior seller's September; closing wiih bus ers ai l HiGitwi.NKa Firm at SI 11 bid. SLfi.iR Frm and active ut V)',i(a,Ulic for common t prime Cub'. PitoviHioNto,ui-t and firm; Mss Pork at fuji'i t'U; Lard at t,l!4a, sweet pickled i.aius atl7!i ilHo: dry salteJ bhouldersat j3,'-4 jHo. tlntUZaail MarKtv. By ''ieiui.iaph.) ClRClSNATI. A ng. 17. " i'L- CK-Dull ; family . ' W iikat -U iim'I tied-; prices nominal; tbe adviees from ol ber niarkeis caused buyers to wltlKiraw; iw could Have been bousrht atjiaiiitl U. end while at SI ki,.j,l 43; but m the utisriae ol Miies tbesu rates uie uouiinal. Coal In ileiii.md at 929;jc, but holders asaed uiitMC ; iccelpts ngui. OATS SteBdy at 6;-t'i0o. Kit-Is hterber; No. 1 sold nt tl 05: some demand for huipiuent; supply light. ioj;a('co-iii kduu (ieiuaud; sales ol 209 inK"iieiii at so -ii'J . Wiimitv Au vauod to SI 10 and Is firm 1'BOViMos.i-1 li in buttiUiet. Mess J'oilt SSJ M. liiili ileais 11 .i,U,;.,(-,. ii-icon -lo.ii iiic ior Miouiueis; i 4i;v.c ior sides : tiu gar curtd liains i.j'iilc. Lard dull: no de mand: could lij.-v bi;tu bouuht at inc. But. teriluil but inn, lower: prime 10 choice 2Wt Uo. Ei dull at Uie, ht.Ipper' count, and 1 ". ' " ' -'ll. I . (lllUl-UH t -1 - O1r.S-I.lus1 cd dull at tW-iiO-ta. Bard he. hishor; .No. A and t xtra (SI h.al ii. i'ctroleuni .te. dy at J&:;t3 tor rettued. ii'i'LKH-i'lenty klllnZ .'0 per barrel. PKAtTiES Pie-ty at i.oc uic.1 10 ier bush els. Gkocicuii-x .-.ttaily. RawSu'Ar I'lirallc, coitee sialic. Ht. Louis Market. By Telegraph. I Br. Louih, August 17. TorA co 1'ull and heavy. t o'itu.n-'I he nr. t tale of the new cron. received here, was o,'d to-day by Ander son A Wutson ut 7.1; unoliifcr balo was sold nt auttlon. cu 'Chango, by . Miles Kens S to. , hi t i-i. . . J1mp 1 inn ami uncimnsfed. KLOLll Inauti ve and easier: lour irriLitiw scarco; family Kupertiue sold otS") lii5 T;0; extra, s u.i,- i ; uouuieoxtra, o-ju oj; tretile uMii, il-n -10 ; l-.noy, i-i-nU ). W IIKAT Oleiied tli'lil. but closed IwiSC lower under l'.uropeau advice-j; a small lot of iVo. 2 Si iiik cold at tl 4H: prime to f-trictiy prime red i-aii, tl z-mL fco; choice to tancy, ei it'Vy,i 01, prune to cuolce white, X 1,1 Cor.N" lnar-tlve, out st?adv at 110.-; for vel low; 'Ji ui)7o for choice to fancy white. Oat-s Inactive and nnchanted ; mixed in bulk.41; black Inlxtd lu sacks, 60(351c; liAumv-Vny little on thj market: omul naiwi ji fpi jug at fti 10, JJVK r-li m at u jcnil. W iu.'KY-Hrni and higher at il 12 er,l 15. iiKiicuuwi-Ara quiet ami uncbitri" od. POHK CUillial nt K.Jl iioi 25. Drv K:it ClearsiiUsKoid.it IHrt. BAOoNOulet and ilrni at 10c for sbon'der, 18c for rib sides, and 10.1 for jiIhht nd acu ciear sines. Lai:i 1 il rn, but liolhiu' dolnt?: rho'cn uci:o ijtiu ui at-", tr. A'ashTillo Market. By Telesraph. Kasuvillk. Auj;. 17, Wheat Red tl 10: amber SI 15: wliito .1 -. , - - Oats l5o. " CoKJf t2c'. l)iHHY-;l 10. . . FtoUK S8 l for be-t biands. BCJJi Sides lL-'.c sb: uhl-rs !flVr lumi lLlrt ' , ' I Lard -21 'Jo. LcelavUIe JtRrfeet. Uj Tbifcfcrapb.J LodiVili,b. Auaust 17. P.cr;iNa Unci. (32ic. r iaiI'b p Irrri ; superfine 85. W JI EAT Firmer : rerl J-l 2()i whltnJl fif) Other gialns unchanged. . . Xojjauco Leal steady; offering 77 hc;bnads. brinein" ?'l lij;il(l I'Kovisio.Ns S'ery firm; mess pork J31 50; bacon shoulders 1 i'ic: clear rib l!)'.-- eio-.r sides li;ie; hams Zii-infie. , t.iKD-in 1 teict s iivs . HioiiwiNKS r lrm at 81 to. 5If Ripbia Jfariet. ay Xeleraj.h.l M1IH H13, Anansl 17. Cotton Slightly advaueed. rj,uuK rienoy, WlIKAT SI lOal '10. - . . Coh.v-vfy.'t .sJc. ' OAT1-'(h,"ic. ! Hay New fit to. liliAX-fl3 CO. . . Corn Mai,-I'i.Ii i f-1 . foKK-l-li .30. . .. BAGpy i' liiij ; fchculdcislGXc; sides 20c. Sew Vurfi Geld and btocs Jtaratt. By Ttlaraph. Nnw York. Augukt 1. MoxF.Y-.Mailiii easy ft 5.47 per cent. 3rKKi.iN(;-J)u!l t K'!)J'b'IH0. li.jLC-bDPniU at l..'i aud lull to i..-.-.?. but became firmer and closed at 1 il'. uirrvinij ratts, 2yb it-r cent. citai-m-t-r, i8l.0;:.0;0. , , rm.!o1.or I2!j-ii22: do y,2. umiii do -lit, IXX&IW iirto '(i.. I20.'il20.':,:lo new, 1 1 0 i 1 ILi ' j : 00 11, ii:4t$ur,t v. , li!; lo-W , H24ii-;4. European JKarsei. By Cable. 1 LOSTO, A UgUSt 17. Consols lor money, Wi ! accou 1 1, M; , Five.Teuty bon-ls quiet auu s eauy o-s Hi'j old. Si--1-;: '07. 8i;; 't2 at FraLkioit V-6- j'-'""- W l- -Stocks hteady. LiVEitrooL, Aitir. 17. tJottou active and hi-her; Mi.idiinif Uplands, l jd ; .ew firTeani i:i'id- The saies were l.j.ww bales, nf which 5ttO ti'les were lor speculation and export. Weother lair and lavorable r, X ii, ciops t'aiilornia white wheat, u SJ 1 Vaster.., Jus- , Western i-mil r 2.34 Corn, 3is. Oats, .J 0.1. i as 'ifs. .Provisions - Pork. 102s tid. Jleef,' Wi. Lard, 77s. Cheese, 02s. Bacon, tovirtX. August 17.-f-it4ar. 30 (id. LinK.ed'oi lil 17. HpiilW 'iprpeiitiue, 20 d. l!ins l cakes, 02 3d. Pitroleum at Antwerp, 54'4.

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i.r. tne prai tH-i of ,,., ,.,U1. .Jlvi, , , ' ceased to tr.rinre and r u,u. it, tlenls. Instead t ptllu.i- .oh,, t build up: liint.-H. 01 a-.vaidiHit' , ;, . , , r . they a tMHt tor. Cupi nt-, l.i.om- 1,. ' teriuu, veiK-sectlon, ctlom.-l. ui,i u,. stupllyluK iiarcoin-y, 1 Ul r o.i, live, once the lavori .1 ri-wnii-, ., ,, ,.'.,. faculty, aro 1 ow rarely rociru-l lo to,. i y th 1111 - si iloji ill m t IC nif:i 1 i,,-r ol nut j ,1 , ,(,..". slou. Too old ci ei'Jl w i s, t t,,i t. o : , ,, v. , something wnlcti must e x . . .-, i. V1 lent artiliciul liie--i,i-, lireh-.c -tiv.. ,i wear a 1.(1 te .r 01 1 Hi: v t.il 01.; .1,. ,,, , j; the pioresi. The ne vv 1 i : 1 ! j . , . ;. , , t',.' improvement of Ihu (Ciht iI u ..'o ,. s e-heiilial Mi Hie cure ;f 1. il ! 1 . 1 , ... He tic l. H thnl ii( .- 1 i- J i i .- , , , '. A(JH BIT! I-:r:.-i, the m -1 jiotet.i .i tonle that ptiariftacy tin ever bno .: 1 ., I hi assistitiico 'I 11 at 1 ie in io-i iiu;.-,. , with 1 Mean , has Ix i-n im i,;,i;y 1 . , ., by piuc: Itioaers 01 the ta i 1.0 u sro. . n. it. is plea- ant to 11 (li-rl hat tea-0:1 Uol pb,. Jo.Miptiy Have at la-t bi 11 vn-oii-tu-. o,.t th'j -rror of I be .iot, 1 1-1.! f h.i ttion 100.. and tns 0 tljotiH.m , 01 i,nr,.:i!i on:. areallveai.il will to-osy, w ii v.,1,1 ,pdutiitably t.e moil di'ii 14 m 1 :. ;r ., had they been Ui j-'CU i 10 I to- -,.n s n n 1 penailis which weie di iim 1 .r; 1.0 lo I ti .1 it. t ... t, (. I .1 1 11. ilv 1 ,r 1 . t - 1 . iwo. I'reventivo inedicatloif wts i-iiiciiv thotiuht of then ; l.o' t ow it '. i c u 1 -i. I ot larainou u t 1 01 jiot l. n- ', I; nd (, 1rlty ot tbe srAMi.uiti 1 Wf.'iiiAS r, a i.-i - ATI Vr, AN (I li y M-.tH A I .V 01 till- H.ie i a 111 ,f which H S H:il I H'S UlTI'IdtS loive fairly earned by their Inn cuet-r of sue. civs), Is mainly iu to lis eCinieticy kh i PKCTKCTIVK I'KEPAKAT.o.V. A cou se of the Hll il.llA H nr -.Mit!v reeom mended at t his si awiti ol t ti j o ir t a safe aud certain in. t It of in lb n. 1 01 r t which prolines I ntei 1 i!t; en t mi l 1. ton. tnt fevers, dlarrt.ou, dysentery, and I in r maladies. Schcnck's i'ulrr uuJu Sjru;), Staweed Tonic, ali i M indrnko imiu wii cure Consumption, Liter Coiophiinl., ui.i Dyspepslfi, It talw n ncc .niln;; to ll .' d:n Hons. They are all thiee'to t o t.iin i.t the aaiue time. They c! miiMi t ! -.e 00.11 relax the II ver, and pin it lo v 01 !i ; I u n the appetite Ik 101.11 t;o id ; 1 he loo d il Ijf us and makKgoo l bltMnl; t!i imti.-i.t, Ih iJhi to grow in flesh ; the d 1st a sod mat t i-r ri pi -, in the lungs, and the pi tl- til ou!j;row the disease aud gU well. I ai is the only wny to cure Consumption. To these Unto mei delni s Dr. J. II. Schenck, of 1'hlUd dpi 1, owe. hU uiiiiValed success lu the tnatineut of Pttlmo. nary Consumption. Tl e Pulmonic n.j, rlpeta the moruid mfttter in tbe hit...;, oature throws It off by an ea.-y t-ijn . :inu. tlon, for wheu the pu:egm or mup.-r ia ripe a might co ga wii; thio-.v it c;r, mi l the patient ha ', an 1 the lux .;i bi it. to heal. To do tblR, tht diake Pills must the stomach an monto Myrtip an ivf-i (1 Tonlo no .1 fj.,iiSrat.'y u'iud to t-;.-i ? . -. 1 vtr, so that lli Pit ae f o )d w 11 in-iUO rood blood. 1 Hoheuek's Mandrake i'UIs net i:;.on tinliver, removing all obst ructions, re'a x th" ducts of the, Kail l;ad.lcr, the bile t uin freely, and the liver Is toon r;i. vol; l!m HtOOl Will show What tl e PUN oan do; noUiiog has ever be.ii interned except n umel ( deadly poison, w uich i.s very daugo.ous to um), nub with great i.ne) Umt will unlock the jjall blndderaml Miirt tL. secretions of the liver II in Hcuouck's Maodrake Pills. 5 Liver Compialut U nu of the moat prominent causes of C hmimptiou. ! Hehenelr'ii Hea wi ld ' ".jnUr Vi n per, 11. Htimulant and altera ti, aud Mm uiku.i lu the (xiweed, which toj 4 prepm nt ion in made of, iiMnisis thu moi laeh to it. row out the (rasli Ic juice to dls .oive liid IimhI v, 11 0 Uie Pulmonic hyruj. .tud is tuude Into gxd blood without lenaeutatlou 01 souriun in the stomach. ' Dr. fcehiick, in hli ti iftl mept, dn s o-.i try to ttop a coui.-li. nlKtiL i-wi- ti, rlniu, or lever, lteinove li e c ig ,s, an; 1 1., y wi.i all stop of t belr own sic '.u i. ,, -.. he cured 01 C01.au in pi 10 ..,1.1 ver .01 00 1, t, -Dyspepsia, Catarrh. C jJrer, or Li' i,t.-.i Throat, uiilens the llvei ami hlonou u ate made healthy. ' When there Is no .o.i ; diM -. nl v LlverCoiupiatutnod 1; -pe 1 la, sco. t;. a riwiwteJ Toole ami M.iou.iku l'i;U uie sullicient, without the Ptiimot:)' : yiup. Take the Mandrake J'tiLs irn-iy in a:i bilious niplalnt.i, as liivy are peilm.-tly Ipirmles. 'Dr. Kcl.cncif, who ha1- i-jiioi.-d iihUIi i. rupfed health for mai.y yi-ars j u t, tool 110W wCIkIis 22,5 pounds, was wa(-l ii;iy to a mere Kkfclttou, in 1 h very In-i sii.fn ol Pulmonary a 01. sun ptlon, 1,; . t .1. clans bavin pioooimj -',. " , ''!"- less and abwukr,,t;..Si,,!.',Ll.1.':,.'.V h" Full directions nccompany each, 1.1:1: . IDS it IlOt nivsoHltely ijh' i--si 11 y to n - I ij "schenck, tin lens path-til wiMi t in ir I o 1, eiatuiued; aud loi this puipn i-i t.,. I, p:,.ieHsionally ut las prini .pal o;:i. I'oii.p del phi it, every Hulurday, win m ail Jttttti, of advice must be uddrt wiciL Pride of tha Pnlni'mli Kynio ui,. !i. ,. weed Tonic, i nch tl Ut p ,r l.olti'u or i .-.) a half dozen. Maud rake I1U3, '.vv. pt r l,ot. For Rale by all drug" It, U. fa2 dwly HpN J tfrpr-eti'ir foniiioi --'RENHlfEll. Renews . the Uair 'io its Orbital Color when Cray. Renew the natritlve ir. at! cr which lomr1 hos I he 1 air. Renews 1 lir. (iuowi 11 o the II ai h wii Bald. Renews the brithh, wiry liftlr to 1 ! is y tlllB. 1 liKllllI'l I, JlilH t) V. I.S I N One hottle shows Itself.; s. 1 ': . R. P. HALL 3t CO , Na-hu.'i, S. 1 ! J'ropl :eoi,., Fbrsale by all drtictls I J'2l tBm (eud;, wliuPpNJ. . . The Heallns Pool. An F.svsv for Yonntr Men ou lb- t . in:. Of Holii.uile, and tlm 1.L-o.i;ik aud A!mir which create Impediment,. , id a ki 1 a .1'. With snre means of relit t. Kio.t in n ;,i. i letter envelopes, free ot chary.,. A.i'ii'" Dr. J. SKILL1N HOIMillo.ii. llov.aiit AociHtloo, Pnlladclidiia, I'a. junii: u na i n 1 Dutehei-'M JTIfftii Nuo; fir Itnf Dutclier's I.I '-hfi.li.:,- I'fy filMrr. Sold by Druygtbts Every whet e. , mayli d wl in f-iM I1ATCAJ KLOIf S 1 1 A I St l.Vf.. This spleudld Hair Dye Is the b' ' In tbe world; the only true mi pel :.- :. I , harhilesR, relluble. lust a itamt ou..; 1.0 dis appointment; no rldlcu ons tints; iioi-'-diestbe til ellecM of bad Dyi; liivlioiat. :-i aud leaves the Hair m ti aad M-aiitI.:il, ti L.ACK Or IlltoWN. .-old by i;il 1 )i 1 :'!, . and i'oi-fumei's; 11 ml prr.pe-.Iy n c . 1 . -1 nt B itchftior Vi it l-adtory, iso. 10 win i-r.., New York. FOR BLACK WOi.'MS AM) I'i : f i f . i on the face, use J't.rru't V mrroiie nn-( t un tile Remedy, prepared Ot ty '.V Dr. 1!. 1'. Pkwhy. 4'J Bond Mli-eK. V'"-' ' K"1'' everywhere. The trade et'Pi'h'-l by tn,. saieinodiclnode.iie.s- l-nuw iiMn.w.hii TO nK.Mtn'H M DTI' I'ATt.' II V. :' J Freckles, and ''1 a ri Iroin I ie luce u-o y-. only by Dr. li '. Vku.hu. Sold ly Oiu--ll'M AlljIl It't'l I J WCJll, I II I, I ,l gjsts. jmblfi Udin.i. ",in- p n T-, -1 The ONLY RELIABLE REM EI) V Ux hose buown wiiCi.touA rj ms ou tn . JPerry't Moth tuui y-ci- ls,'Un. i'k . .ared only by Dr. B. C. P;;;iHY, 4.; 1 ...,u Jtroet.Ner Yoik. 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