Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 23 September 1869 — Page 4

Advertisements, In this eolninn, of three lines, each iusertlon, Thitty Ceuts. WANTED.

1 T V A T I O N As driver on hack, t3 wagon. ex any business of that cilf!ss A nnlv at Kftprnpi-w1 Mouse. 2J-2t Apply at Farmers' House. OHM. -A zooil girl to do eenerat bonse- " work for a sma 1 family. A Oermao glil preferred. Inquire at this office. se22 tf . TTOl'SK- A good tenant wishes to rent 54 u. housn containing abnut three or four rooms, within live minutes walk of care of Box 115). selb. roii SALE. (Mt:.i)-IIAM FORt'E I'l'HPk3 I good order. Inquire at the Jouru10:Iice. sepll. Tf Ot'NE AM J.OT On Eighth Street, JtX between Gum and Mulberry. Enquire at tue Journal Ortieo of GftOVK.s. Mf---"" LOST. I n silver ense, martted " II. U. Jones. iTie finder will be rewarded by leaving at my otHce, corner Second and C" THURSDAY. ...... . ..T. S EPTEMEER, 23, 1839. CITY KEWS. COAL CISDKC3. Some sooci Coal Cinders may b9 fijnnd at the Journal OClcc. Any person can have them by hauling them away to-day. fftIndeliblc Pencils at the JOURNAL Office. Important Arrest. Sheriff Miller made an important arrest yesterday, of one of tba principals in a bribery case. The. accused was committed to jail. .- ey" There are over one hundred pupils in attendance at the Commercirl College and Institute of Penmanship, io this city. Pupils come here from all parts of the country. The night session will begin on the first Monday evening in October. IG?" Steamboats can procure anything desired in their offices at the Journal Office. Give us a call. Mrs. Arty Willis is at No. 8 Second Street, in the store formerly occupied by Mrs. Wagley, and not on Locust Street, as Btated in the Jour, nal of Tuesday. Person in want of good millinery would do well to call upon her. Messrs. R. W. Harper & Co. have a notice in the local column that will be read with interest by those interested. Those in w int of articles in the line of business they advcrti.s3 would do well to give them a call. Taken In. Chris. Wunderlich, City Marshal, last evening, arrested and lodged in jail, a colored man named, Charley Brooks, for fighting some, i when in the old Hamburger block. He will have a hearing to-day. Tub Hebrew School. We learn that tho total number of pupils enrolled in the Hebrew School amounts to 122, with prospeots of an increase. A young lady lias been employed .as an assistant. Fitting Up. Louis C. Stinson is, wa learn, fitting tip the old carpenter shop, located between the former residence of Col. Jones and his own, for an offioa for Justice Walker, who is again flourishing. It will be a convenient location for the dispensation of justice. J6"3y All kinis of steamboat books can bo obtained at the Journal Office, Sneaked Off. Two prisoners were brought out of the city prison yesterday afternoon, and set to work on the street, cleaning out the gutters. About three o'clock, when the officer in charge had his attention diverted for a moment to something else, the prisoners, tbcing evidently tired of hard work, quietly slipped away, and have not beeu heard of. No reward has been ofierod for their re-arrest. JS57We can print Tags cheaper thin any lirm in the city. Call at the Journal Office and see our prices. IjSy Tho card of Hosencra&s & Smith appears under the head of new advertisement?. They have made large additions to their stock, and have a fine assortment of everything in their line. They are carrying on the business at tho old stand. No. 12 North Second Street, nearly opposite tho Irish Catholic Church. Harry Smith is well known to our citizens as a superior workman, and all work left with the new firm will receive his personal attention. A New Firm. The card of Ilosencrans & Smith will be found under the head of Now Advertisements. Harry Smith is well known to our citizens a3 a first cla33 workman, and all the work of repairing watches, &c, will be done by him. They have added largely to their stock in the last few days, and have a splendid stock of everything in their line. Fine watches needing repairs can bo safely intrusted to their care, and those in want of fine jewelry will find their pricos reasonable. $eJThe finest quality of Wedding Envelopes and Paper ever brought to the city can bo seen at the Journal Office. .The paper is worth seven dollars per ream, for note size, and envelopes in proportion. Wonderful Discovert. We were shown, yesterday, something new, beautiful and wonderful in the photographic art. Te discovery was mada by that renowned artist, II. II. Parkhill,who can truly exclaim "Eureka!" Mr. P'arkhill has discovered a method of taking pictures, by which the figure looks as if surrounded by airy clou Is. No name has been given this style of photograph as yet, but wa should think the "Corona Photograph" would be a proper name. Everybody that wants pictures taken should call at Parkhill's and see the new style.

Philharmonic Society. The reelection of the old officers on Tuesday evening, for the ensuing year, wasa compliment to their fidelity, as well a3 an assurance that the Society will continue to grow in interest and members. The arrangement for organizing a new orchestra under the leadership of Prof. George Wrarrcn, will greatly enhance tho usefulness of the Society find the pleasure of its members. The officers of tho Society now stand as follows : President. Jehu E. Martio. Vice President. George II. Fish. Secretary. James Curnick. Treasurer. Dr. Isaiah Haas. 1st Director. Prof. C. C. Genung. 2d Director. VroL Z. M.P. Tinker. Leader Orchestra. Prof. Georce Warren.

taT'Ink, any quantity best ity, at the Journal Office. qualCourt of Common Fleas. In the Court of Common Pleas yesterday, the ease of John McTernan vs. Tim.Gavisk, late City Collector, camo up for trial. Thi3 was an action for wages or salary, in the Collector's office, in regard to which our readers have been pretty well posted. T!ie case was tried by a jury, who rendered a verdict for the plaintiff, in tho sum of ?2J1 and costs. A most estimable yaung lady, who had formed an ill-advised marriage with a kuave, was granted a decree of divorce, and restored to. r er maiden name. A petition for the sale and partition of the estate of the late Charles Harrington, deceased, was granted, and Jeesee W. Walker was appointed Commissioner. Eleoant Improvements. In taking a short ride yesterday through tho upper part of the city, through the kin loess of our friend II. E. Blemkcr, lato Councilman from the First Ward, wewere surprised to see the evidences of improvement going on in that part of the city. 1 In addition to many neat cottages and small houses built by mechanics and others, wo noted a large number of splendid residences, built during tho past summer. On Second Street, commencing at or near the head, we note the following magnificent residences, either just completed or in course of construction: Gen. J. M. Shackelford's, A. G. Toiian's, Judge Iglehart's, Henry Gw&thniey's, George Lant's, Judge Mo .-is', S. Joncson's, Mr. Jauos Steel's (a fine double brick), and GeorgJ U. Siockwell's. These arc all located on one street, above Locust. All are designed with excellent taste, and arc real monuments to the cit y. The Day op Warning. The colored people of this city and vicinity, on yesterday, celebrated tho anniversary of the proclamation of Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States, warning tho rebels in arms that if they did not cease their efforts to destroy the Government and return to their allegiance, that a proclamation of emancipation would bo issued on tho first day of January next ensuing. A large delegation came up from Henderson on the J. L. Graham, and large delegations came in by wagons from the rural districts. Near noon the procession was formed, with tha colored band at the head, followed by tho Mutual Aid Society and a large concourse of colored citizens in carriages and wagons. After marching through the principal streets of the city, they proceeded to Blackford's Grove, whero a picnic dinner and several spcoches were made, all by colorod men. Everything passed off pleasantly and in good order. At night they had a ball at Marlett'a Hall, corner of Main and Fifth Streets. Advancing. The magnificent new tabaceo sales warehouse of Wm. S. Ford, .Esq., on Lower Water Street, is progressing finely. The side walls aro up t their full height, and it will soon bo ready for the roof, which was ordered from the East yesterday. This will be one of tho largest and best arranged tobacco sales warehouse ever seen on the continent, and the large experience and fine judgment of Mr. Ford renders tho success of the enterpriso a foregoue conclusion. sayEnvelopes, Note Paper, Pens, Ink, Pencils, and all kinds of stationery, very cheap, at the Journal Office. Directors' Meeting. The Directors of the E., C. & P. It. R., was held in tho office of II. A. Hill, yesterday afternoon. It was a free and easy, social interview and candid exchange of views and sentiments. The per sons present were Dr. M. J. Bray, John S. Hopkins, Wm. Ileilman, R. A. Hill and Peter Semonin, of this city, and Col'. Crebs, Col. Casey, D. L. Phillips, President of the Bellvillo & Southern Illinois R. R. ; Judge J. S. Marshall, Rich. W. Townsend, and Geo. W. Parker, Vice President of the T. H. & Alton R. R. Tho spirit of the meeting was harmonious and enthusiastic Personal. Among the noted gentle men in the city yesterday, we had the pleasure of meeting J im Ilines, of tha Bcwiing Green Democrat, ExCommissioner Hawkins, and Colonel N. Coronna, tho great cotton king of Memphis, who shipped nearly 30,000 bales of that great staple during the last year, to II. K. Dunkerson & Co., of this city. Colonel A. Spray, was' also in tho city on Tuesday, looking remarkably young and well preserved. Justice Emery's Court. John Wilder entered a plea of guilty, in Justice Emery's Court, to the charge of haviDg committed an assault and battery, and was required to donate 15 03 to the School Fuud.

Eailroad Jleetlngr at the Ccart Uci!se Last Night.

Speeches by Gettlemcn From Illinois A railroad meeting was held at the Court House last evening, and a fair audience was in attendance. The meeting was not determined upon until yesterday afternoon, and but few people were aware of it. The Cornet Band played at the Court House steps last night, however, and attracted a considerable crowd. Tbe'mecticg was opened by Robt. A. Hill, President of the Evansville, Carmi & Paducah Railroad, who announced that speeches would be delivered by several gentlemen of Illinois, who had come over here to attend a business meeting with the Directors of the Evansville, Carmi & Paducah Road, and explained that it was proposed to call upon the city shortly for a donation of $300,000, Mr. Hill introduced COL. JOHN M. CREB3, Of Carmi, Illinois, who spoke a6hort time, fle said he had come over here with a number of other gentlemen, to confer with our citizens in regard to the building of a railroad into Southern Illinois. He spoke of the resources cf Southern Illinois, but said they needed railroads and other improvements. He said they could not offer a great deal in the way of money, but they would donate all they could raise. Ihey would give it cheerfully, and did not seek to con trol the Carmi Road. Nature in tended that the iron horse should sweep through from Evansville Westward, across the Wabash River, to St. Louis. He spoke of the darter they had procured, and said it was a fortunate circumstance for all parties, as it enabled them to act at once. He was satisfied with the conference that they had held with the Directors of the E., C. & P. Road, and they were goiDg home to call for a vote in November for a donation to the railroad. He said he knew our citizens were in earnest in this matter, and he was satisfied that the road would be built. His addreis was well received JUDGE S. 8. MARSHALL, Of McLcansboro, Hamilton Couuty, Illinois, was next introduced. He said he had not seen Evansville for ten or twelve years, and was surprised at the improvements that he noticed on all sides. He fail the location of this city was most advantageous, and if it was not made a great city, it would cortainly be the faalt of the citizens, lie referred to the rapil growth of Cnicago and other cities, and said that with proper enterpr se on the part of our citizens, wo also had a bright future before us. He also remarked that the people of Southern Illinois had received a railroad charter that was wonderfully liberal in its provisions, and the citizens of that county were anxious to come here to . tradeto sell the products of their land, and buy goods in return. He said, "our interests are identical. Let us go to work, and not stop until we hear the scream of the locomotive runnitg over a first cla?s road from Evansville to Carmi." Judge Marshall's remarks were frequently applauded. HON. S. S. CASEY, Of Mt. Vernon, Jefferson County, Illinois, who said he "came from the land of milk and honey, and took his whisky straight," was next introduced, and made quite a lengthy address, although but little of it referred to railroads. Ho said he was merely a looker-on, and had come over with tho other gentlemen. He stated that tha iron was now being put down on a railroad from Mt, Vernon to St. Louis, and in another year they would have a connection with St. Louis. He said that we could not do without their road, as it was to our interest to connect with them. He said that our city could not stand still. It must either go forward or backward. But it is little use for me to talk to you about enterprise, as the evidence of your great public-spiritedness is exhibited on all sides. We, of Illinois, feel a great interest in your city, and aro anxioua to trade with you. His speech was interspersed with many remarks of an amusing character, and the audience were kept full cf good humor. c. e. m'dowell. Of Carmi, was then introduced, but ho only made a few remarks. He said they Lad but one feeling; they wanted the road built, and knew of no reason why it should not be built. They were all interested in this matter, and hoped that the citizens of Evansville would take advantage of the present golden opportunity. He thought the Directors of the E. C. & P. Road had acted wisely in ordering several different routes to be surveyed. He thanked the meeting for their attention, and concluded with the expressed hopj that the road would be built at once. The meeting then dispersed, well satisfied with the remarks that had been made. 2?Fabers Pencils at twenty cents per dozen at the Journal Office. Recorder's Court. One solitary case of plain drunk was all that ruffled the calm that Las pervaded the Recorder's Courtfcrseveral days. The poor, unfortunate "cuss" had thrown himself outside a large number of mean whisky, and was mulcted in a fine, including costs, of $3 45. Had he postponed his drunk till morning he might have saved at least sixty cents. Gross Proceeds.-We are informed by an attachee of the Treasury De partmentia this city that the real and true amount of receipts reported by , Jim Rob:.cson's circus was $1,400. Jfcg Arnold's Ink, ten cents bottle, at the Journal Office. per

COrXCIIi PROCEEDINGS.

COtTXCIL CHASrBEK, 1 Evansville, Sept. 22, 18t9.j Council met pursuant at adjournment. Present His Honor, Mayor Walker and Councilcen Steinbach, Hopkins, Semonin, Hodson, Wiltshire and Steiceker. Absent Cotmciltren Orr, Doughty and Stumpf. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. The followicg bills were presented and allowed: Wm. Bedford & Eon, repairing sewer.. .. . j Chas. VIele. klndJing for engines C. fc F. Laueusteln, advertlwog Evansville Courier, ad vertiFeuent Jacob S. Lowry, bowbtering, dtc..... H. Baf?.sett, cleaning servers. K. . Kuston, hauling Hnndrleson streets ... Wortc on rnoulh. of sewer...-..-. Jac&son Fire Co. allowance .. J. Mclnnerny, laying sidewalks... John Rankin, repairing prison . John Iviiison, sundries........... Hundries work F, Edwards, snperintendlnj. Isaac Casseiberry, salary as fcieeretary of Board or Health...... Board of Heaiih, services il. AI. Maxvey, medical services. i 81 55 3 SO 2 90 2 5-1 1.453 35 40 0 34 7d 185 50 145 50 70 00 63 00 5 t 94 11 21 90 4 S 00 IK 75 , 150 CO hi 12 The bill of Jame3 Parfell for build ing cistern, was held over till the eia tern i3 retorted in pood order. The bill of Jas. Rodgers, Charles Habbo and Peter Blind, for services A3 pipemen, was referred to the Com mittee on x inance tor lurtner exam ination. Samuel Wytfenbaeb, City Assessor, submitted a reportstating that the total number of polls returned by ALL of the City Assessors for the current year are 3,543, oP whioh I assessed more than three-fifths of the -whole number returned, for 1SG9," or 2,143 polls out of 3,543, and praying the Council to allow him $130, due him as Assessor. Referred to the Com mittee on Claims. The bill of Uhlhorn & Brinkman, for stone work on the streets $12405 was taken up, and, on motion of Mr. S einbach, was laid on the table. ' The request of Wm. Allen, that an allowance of $1,000 be made him on Third Street sewer, was referred to the MaVor. with orders to allow it. if found correct; and, on motion of Mr. Honkins. it wa3 ordered that JUr Bateman be employed to superintend the location of inlets into the Third Street sewer. The Mayor reported that ho had examined the records, and found that there is an alley located in the h ourth Enlargement, in rear of Block JNo. 1 and that a portion ot the alley 13 fenced un. The report was received and it was ordered that notice be served upon the property holders to oren the alley. Mr. Steinbach made a verbal report in reference to Lot No. 1, corner of Canal and Sixth Streets. Received and Committee discharged. Mr. Wiltshire moved that Locust Street improvement, from Sixth to Eighth, be accepted, and that Mr. Lowry be given the oLligations of the property holders. T.'Royston, Chief of Police, submitted a report that. he had appointed William Jrayne. xMight Policeman, to fill tho vacancy occasioned by the resignation of James Perry. ' On motion the appointment was confirmed. T. Royeton, Chief of Police, eub mitted a communication setting forth that he had suspended Casper W et sell from the position of Policeman, for the following reasons: 1st. Being asleep on uuty. 2J. Being drunk while on duty. 3d. Being absent from roll call without sufficient ex cuse. Referred to Messrs. Hopkins, Steineker and Wiltshire. A communication was received from H.'D. Allis, President of the Board of Trade, asking for an ordi nance to protect licensed commission merchants from the innovations of those having no license. Laid over one week. . ' The proposition of Mr. J. S. Hunt, relative to the hooks and ladders, was not accepted, and the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department was instructed to request Mr. Hunt to bring on the hooks and ladders. , Henry Wells was granted permis sioR to tap the Third Street Sewer, under the usual regulations. The City Treasurer, S. B. Sansom, was granted permission to occupy the Clerk s office conjointly with the Clerk. On motion of Mr. Steinbach, it was ordered that the public well on the corner of Fourth and Sycamore Streets, be repaired under the superintendence of Councilman Steinbach. A petition was received from D. C Keller and others, setting forth that a nuisance was maintained by John E. Taylor, in the form of a stable and cow house, on Lot 7, fronting on Center Street, asking that the nuisance bo abated. A petition was also received from property holders on Center Street, asking that the street be reduced to a thirteen feet alley. Willard Carpenter made a speech animadverting upon the impolicy of keeping a dairy yard and ill-regulated depository of manure in the heart of the city. John E.Taylor replied J)y saying that soap suds runs from a negro house near by into the cellar of Carpenter's house, and that the cellar has ot been cleaned out during the Summer, and is a greater nu'.sance than his stable, and that the tenants of Carpenter's house are worse than tho tenants of his stable and cow hou'C. Carpenter replied and Taylor re joined, and after mueh talk all around the Board, tho petition of Keller and others was referred to the Committee on Nuisances, and the petition of Taylor and others was referred to the Committee on Streets and Alleys. Sam. P. Havlin reported $94 collected from wharfage during the week ending September 20th, and Phi. D. Veits reported $73.50 wharfage col lected by him duricg the same time. The reports were accepted and ordered to be filed. Joseph Siatlhoefer "reported $108 from outside collections and $21 from stall rents. Licenses to sell whisky were grant ed to Andy Jauchs and Joe Jurgensmeter. Steineker presented a request from Clark Cody, Supervisor cf the Fourth Road District, that the Council would appropriate $125 to assist in grading j ulton Avenue, beyond xdeventn Street, Lamasco. Granted. Steineker reported that the roof of the Park School building was in bad order. The subject was referred to Councilmen Steineker and Wiltshire, with instructions to repair the build ing. On motion, Council adjourned. LOCAL IJOTiCEb taFGo to Rosencrans & Smith, No. 12 Second Street, for a good American riuu iu voiu or ouver -it MVX-ir-t- Savfd R. V FT Co., No. 30 First Street, are now offering to the trade a large variety of fine tobacco and cigars of their own manufacture. - ihey manufacture their entire stock, and will sell as

caeap a 3 the same articles can be bought in the United State. Dealers will make it to their interest to call on thern and examine for themselves, as they can save the cost of transportation from the East as well as the profits made by the wholesale dealers. sep23tf Attractive Auction Sale. We will sell, on Friday, a large lot Dry Goods, consisting of seasonable articles useful to every family. Shoes for Ladies, Misses, Boys, Girls, Babies, and the old man. Also, a

nice lot of Glassware and Tab! Ware. This sale will commence at 10 o'clock A. M., and will be continued at 2 P. M. each day. till further notice One nice Brussells Carpet on sale, 3 pair fane enetian Blinds, 1 Ward robe-,1 Sofa Chair, 1 lot of Chairs jUattresses, &c. inday, 10 A. M. . sep22tf Elliott, Auctioneer. ATTRACTIONS AT THE Popular Store OF MILLER fc IIItlKUilY i:K On First Strett. Dress Goods a Specialty. Ju3t opened, Black and Colored bilks, Irish JoDiins, xvobaix and Liux emburg Poplins. Velours, and a most rare assortment of Black Goods, for suits and dresses. Medium and best quality of Lyons fcilfc Uloattog V elvets. A very superior stock of fine Laces and Embroideries. Carpets Body Brussels Tapestries Three-ply, Ingrain and most every quality and kind manuiactured Cheapl Cheaper! ! Cheapest! I Goods delivered to all parts of the city by express, tree ot charge. eeJ JES? Rosencrans & Smith are pre pared to repair all W atches, Clocks tfce., intrusted to their care, with neatness and dispatch. We employ no apprentices. It New Stock Direct from New York. J. B. Alhering. ot the firm of 11. & 15. Alhering, Ho. 36 Main Street having returned direet from the East ern markets are now opening a large and well selected stock of Beavers Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &e which they will make up to order in the most fashionable and latest style For cheapness, fit and durability they dely any and all competition. P.S. They also have a large and well selected stock of uents k urnish ing Goods. sepl7-tf tSy Fine Gossamer body Silk Hats made to order at , -sep21-tf ' Weber & Co 's. Gratuitous Testimonial. Read the followinggratuitous te3ti menial from an old merchant known to all the wholesale trade of this city Madison ville, Ky., -V Sept. 1st, 1SG0. ; ' Dr. II. W. Cloud: lam not dis posed to believe all I see and hear in regard to patent medicines, nor am disposed to givo them credit for half the merit which a good many ol them claim but I am in duty bound to make the following acknow edgment in reier eoce to your Invigorating Cordial which, by the way, is made with open formula, and for which you claim. I believe, no mysterious or secret prop erties. Inl854I was broken down in health. by becoming overheated in the harvest field ; and for thirteen years, especially during 'thofcummcr, Isutteied trom bu ious derangement, and a most annoy ing nervous debility so much so that during warm weather 1 was wholly unfitted for business, and had almost despaired of enjoying again my former robust health. When you sent mo the ease of Cloud's Invigorating Cordial, with the assurance that it it failed to cure, you would charge nothing, I had scarcely enough faith to make the trial : but finally did so, and to make a long story short, I am now. enjoying good health as before my misfortune, ana l Known to do uue xu tue restorative properties of your Cordial. On several occasions alter my nerves and liver had regained their proper tone, I had slight relapses, which were speedily cured by a few doses of your medicine. This testimonial is given without your solicitation. 1 Wm. M. Bailey. . EST Weber & Co, have this day re ceived another large shipment of Hats' and Furs. Among them is the American Girl, the improved Sinbad in new colors, moro Boys and Youths' Hats, elegant and stylish. Call before Saturday night, as you can be better waited upon. He mem her the liaer, two doors from the corner of Second and Main. sep21 tf J&3y The largest fine stock of Hats, Caps and Furs ever brought to Indiaaa, can now be Jound at sep2l -tf F . A. Weber & Co s. Fish & Barter Lave just received a complete assortment ot 1 idie3 French and American Note Paper and Envelopes to match. , se-1 o - - Fine Arts. Fish & Barter have last received a large number of Prang's celebrated Chromos, equal in point of beauty to the finest oil paintings, which they are selling very low. . - ' " 0 Fish & Barter have the largest and cheapest stock of school books ever brought to this city. Call and see them, No. 19 Main Street, text to First .National Bank. se4 tJSy-Ttpal 'l.islfl Thrpad and otVier Hosiery for ladies and gents at ; " . 11UGHE3. Holland's Go d Pens are the best made. Fish & Barter are the exclusive agents for the sale of them in this city. se4 o tST T. C. Bridwell & Co. corner of Main and Third Streets, have a fnll stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat ent Medicines, American and imported Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes, &c. Prescriptions carefully compounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-' gress and Roekbridge Alum Waters. jel7-tf American Girl. Go and see her at Marconnier's. sepl7-lw Public Sale of Valuable Easiness , Property. OH HAIl'SBAT, SKflEMBEK 23, lsty, at the Court House, the four 3-tory metal-roof brick business houses, with dwelling apartments, known as JS'o.s. 3, 4, 5, and 6, HALLOCK'si BLOCK, on Fourth btreet, near the corner of Walnut, Ironllng on Market Space. Sale positive. Terms yA cash; iu it months; yA in ti months; yt in months; in 12 months; In 15 months; yt In IS mouths; and balance in 14 months, with interest, puicliasrs to pay taxes for lS-a. By THOMAS E. UAKV1N, eI8 Real Estate Broker, Third Street.

M0SETAEY & CQSUIKIUm sew icra 2:r&u. By Telegraph. St Yo&i, Sept. 2. Conox Opaned heavy and declining, closing firm ; salm of o.U.o balt-s at l!S;ic for upiands. FLOUK-Receipls H5i bbls.; heavy and aftlOe lower; saies of 11,800 barrels at So tl) (ad l-i for saperHae Slats and Western; So 10,1 'JO for extra State; 6 l.iaO 75 for extra Western; ?d Tjitf 'jo lor white wheat extra; i'j 2J6 25 lor round hoop Ohio; iii oJ7 OO for extr;i St. Louis; t7 Ojti 00 for kooU to choice do., closing ii?vy, Inclucinx 8,5,'X) barrels of extra .-tate and Western lor export fct Sti 'J5. Kye flour quiet; enlts of 2 0 Oarreis at SI 8-vi 25. O K V M K A T,-Q U i et . n.-jl,,USKyFiriner: "lesof50 barrels of r, Zl7n free al tl 1J;i' -1; he latur price, an extreme, closing dull ntgl 2). n,1rHwTKt:t:1,n,4 1745 7 huhe:s: withoutdectde t change, closing rather he.-i.vv i sales of ;10CO bushels at U4 ?t, r Winter Smhil w'S.: fl 4'J lKti f"r Winter red and m? lern;. l S for amber Tennessee; 81 .0 tor wuite Michigan; H C5;-i I HO for while Oenc!ee;the lutttrprlca for extra choice. Rye Quiet. BAKiEY-Firmer; sales of 5.0CO bushels Male, pari at ii. J, aud tha remainder on privaw terms. 11AKJ.EY Malt In moderate rennest sales of 3,000 bushels, part State, at SI lo. '

v,uk.- iieteipw o,i ovuuew; the market is a shade lirmer; sales of p.tj,H bushels at til 0(1 OS for unsound new mixed West, ern ; tl oy Jl Id for sound do. ; tl i for white Western; Si U&l 20 for Western yellow, the latter price lor very choice. OATS-lsac better; siiesof S3.0CO bushels u .v. ucv ouumu ttuu western, and 67,(j7Salor biato. , Rick Firm. CoriEE-Firm. Sugar Fjrm; sale of 9X) hlids. at 11 Via 13c for Cnba, and I2jjl2c lor iorto Kico. .Molasses Dull. Pjetkolect Firm at 13J317c forcrutie. and 32'4c for refined. Hops Steady Mt 10g20c for new. Leathes-Hemlcc. sole fairly active ft 3ijsii:c lor Bueuos Ayres aud led trade light and midd e weights. Woot-Quiet; salei of a- O.C03 poudi at 4Sole for domestic fleece; 8oe tor utiwxshed ; 41 a4tjc for Dulled. Oil-LlDseed firm atSl 01(31 01 In casks. TCRPEjrriNE Spirits quiet at 4:i die. Pokk firm aud qulei at3i 7"a2 01 lor mess; c osmsr at Sal 75 cish; Jo for o d ditto, S7(!j27 uO for p; lrue, and J'30 dt'W 5!) lor prime meas. Beef steady ; salos of 150 barrels at Si SO 13 tor new plain mes', and SU(itl7 Oj fur new tx.ra mess. Beet Hams quiet; sales of 125 barreis at 42f4o0. Cut Meats Quiet; sales ot 110 packages at 14,'4jjI,ic for shoulders, aud lrlUs lor hams. Middles fcteadyj BAlth of Ihi boxes Ice-cured at ltr17c. . Laud Htavy aud a shade lower; sles or420ttercts at Kj-lso lor steam, ls-,j lalic for kettle reudeiou; r.Uo s-jiej of 2X tleices steam, seller' January 15 to February 15, at lcButtek Quiet st 15 31S3 for Ohio. Chckse b irm at 18 .lt!c. - Freights To Liverpool dull and declining; shipments of 1.50J barrels of flour at a tkl per stl; wheat nominal at 0d per sail, and 10)d per steam. Chicago Hcraet. By Telegraph. Chicago. Mpu 22. Eastern Kxciiaxgk Flat; par selliiB. olf buying. - - FixiUK Dull at SI 75 JO 00 for low grade of Hprlng extra. Wheat Quiet and easier; 27e lower; ranelngatti 19Jl 21 lor N ... 1," and tl 10,4 SI 17'4 lor No. 2; piosiu at SI ftr)No. 2; this aftertioou tli mtiket was qu et and Arm at Si 10 for No. 2, seller iepieinber. Corn Fairly active, and 2c lower; sales of No. 2 at S0.'.'j81e: rejected, 77g,7Se; no grade, 70c; clOKiuj quiet at bu'.c for No. 2 in store; this afternoon the market was active and lower at 7!c, teller Heptember; 70?i''0c, seller October, for No. 1. Oats A shade firmer, and more active; sales of fl.'o. 2 at 41' vl5 ' cali, and 41 -4 4 lc seller the munth ; closing ai ItJic; rejected, ltYit Iu lair dm and, and a s lia 'e lower ; sales of No. 1 attft!3; No. 2, sej87vc. Barley Du l and easier al si 40cjl 42 seller tho month, and Si 'S iu btore for No. 2. ... - HiQiiWiXES-Fina; sales at SI O'J&l 10; clotsiuic firm at outside price lJltovisios Firm. Mess I'ork, S33. lry sailed shoulders linn ; lie bid, and H'v-'t li;-aO asked: xouuli tide nominal at i7o; short rib middles, 17ic. (Sweet plczled hams, njiisc. Laru inactive and firm at XH'.c. . Cincinnati Xarfiet. By Xeioiraph. Cincinnati. Kept. 22. Flour Unofcanged, dull and the de rnand light: salts of lamliy at 8'i.0 25. Wheat Umett'ed so much that 110 no co rati.' quotations cun be giveu ; red Is held at SI 151 IS, bui could have beeu bought 2 Q.in less. i;KN-l nil unJ tho mpply largo; tales at Hsottti to. Oats steady at 5053c. Kye SI. Barley SI to rti 05. Touacco Active; sales of 212htidiatS7 (324. Whisky Closed firmir and 2j higher; sales ot 42a bols at SI 12. Mtss Pork Dull, with small sales at S'12. Laki Dull, and could have been bought at 17c. Bulk MEATS-Flrmer ; shoulders hold at 14.'4c and clear skb s at 17!ic. IIaco.v-Sales at l-i'ilflc lor houlde and lD.tlOc lor c ear 11b and clear nl es Butter Steudy at ;i0,ti:i3c. KtJ3 Firm at 20c, shippers' count. Oils Lard, doli and declined loflGi-jJ liS. No chance In Linseed or Petroleum. SUGAli-Firm and In good demand ; salt's of raw ul Liiioc; reused, liU- ' Coffee Firm at 20ft-'tc. Bkkk Cattlk Dull aud drooping; sales at S2 7 feooo. Hooi In better demand at tSJj'J 7o. Oold lo7 biniiig, lo7i selling. Exchange Firm at 1 10a5j i;er cet per thousand dijeouut buylu, at par soil' Ing. - money narket close. e ivrL bold By Telegraph. and Btoc!i M&rAtt. Nevt Vork, Sept. n Mosey The scenes cud excitement on the Slock Kxcnauae and In the Oold Kooin lo-day brinus vividly to the minds of old speculatorit tha surrlog liiueson Wall Street during me palmy days 01 the rebellion. In tue morning; the chief evouu were a panic In railway snures, de pression lu lioven meats, ueiHoraiizutiou of foreign exenarce. siringoncy in money and the treat strength of the goli marset. Amid the surrou tiding depro-Mous, the nriuclual centre of aitiuctiou. early iu the day, was the lower hall of tno stock Exchange, which presented a tumultuous assemblage of excited aud anxious bro kers, yelling In tho most ltantic manner, ail eager to be 1 tliulrstock and save themsilves from being wiped out along with their customers' niarxins. Tue slaughter 01 the public by the large decline of the day was great, and has completely wiped f roui the fcurfa.ee of Wall Street au array of fciuail speculators on the bull side of the marstt. As the day wore along Hie excitement and activity In the stock mamet died out, and comparative quiet and dull ness prevailed 011 ilia Stock exchange throughout the afternoon. The market m the Long lloom exp rienced till u I rallies, and there was considerable lecovery from the lowest point of the morning, more especially on Vauderbiit stock ; but au un settled feeling prevailed, aud purchasers were eager to recover short contracts. The Bull element heing severely crippled by heavy losses consequent upon the decline of the past few days, brokers are begin ning to be aiaimeu lor tueir remaining margins, and as to the dilliculty of carrying stocks la view of the money strin gency and decreasing want of conildence. In the alleruoou the excitement wus transferred to the Gold Itoom, and here occurred scenes w ich rivalled '. hose con sequent ou the recent illness ot Emperor jaooieou. in ine forenoon me panic lu the Stock Exchange induced a perfect flood of short sales, which only causd a decline of yt to per cent. Alter the Bears stopped selling the maikel was firm, md recovered the decline, where it remained till be afternoon. The extraordinary hrmne-s of the go;u premium in the lace of the eroriuous suort sales of the morning, acd the panic on the Stock Exchange, alarmed some ot tho prominent bears, who began to cover their short contracts, when tue market airly bounded upward. 1 iienu peius given to tho market by the attempt of some hears to cover, started the upwaru move ment with such rapidity thai the crowd of broRers and specuiato:s rushing into the Bold room, soon jammed bold the room. itself aua the passages ieaJing to it with a froUllc crewd almost u:euiuies3 with anx-ii-tv. The Diice advanced sharply from ;;7li to 4!)w. and at Ihe latterprlce bids were on. me 11001 i hj-uo mi ciu.wju.uoj ot gold. The excitement was increased by a report tfcat Sickles had presented an milmalum to the Spauisu Ooveiiimeut ou the Cuban question, lu the laouey market Ihe stringency was equal to ans-thine ever known lu Wall Ktiest. Seven per cent, for gold was the usual rte. There was a lare unJ excited crowd in front of the Stock xctianee, engaged in buying and selling money iu the buape of turning stocks. The rates paid weie to J-J per ceut. on the geneiai run of stocas, but on the high prices ot stocas one per cent, was the ra.e. There is a com ph;te .- tnd still in thedi-count mark. t, nnd it is next to an lmpo.-sioi!ity for luercuauu 10 ooiaiu money. ,. , ,, . , t xi JIANG F. Sterling dull snd lievy. almost unsa.eable at B;a a'i; commercial hills 5. , ,,.. oreued at lai. lu ";'!. uvaucea 10 14V' closing "t 141 Carrying rates 7 per ceui'goid.ai d l-:2j' percent. Clearances SWJ.OOJ.OOO. The iipwiiru movement luis been assiaieu u jnvate dispatches to ine eitect I hut nssOilitions betw een this country aud Spain, in regard to Cuba, aio likely to re.su it In hostllitlts. that Cia j. Sickes has demand ed his passpoi Is. , . , 1 steady. Coupons 01 -ei, I20;ii2i ; do. oi. 121j,u3l--; ao- "-'-'c"".i. J". i-" 2" 12-fti; do. new, lis;,? 114 ; do. -hi, uoys nd; ao. 'os, ns'aiii; lo-io, my&w,.

St. Locls MarSel, Ey Telegraph. Br. Louis, Sept. 22. Tobacco Active at full prices. Cottox Nominal at 29c. Hemp-DuII; small sales of undrssed at ?l .- 1 .10. Flock Inactive and prices fnvor buyers; i-prin and Fall snnerflne, SI so-fit 15; do. X. g-t UJ5 35; do. XX, 85 fii(ii(j 00; XXX, (4 25(39 50; choice to lancy family, 3d 75 8 00. Wheat Advanced abont 2c; No. 2 rpd Fall, 81 WV1 03; No 1 do., tlllll5: choire. SI 2u: No 2 whito. Si 0jl 10; No. 1 do..l 1711 22W; ffnev, tl 67'. Comn In Rood demand and best grades higher: mixed in bullk, KiSM: do. lu sacks, 85c; yellow, 87;a!ijc; while ATiC.Utl 0l. Oats Pull and lower; mixed In buiik, 43c; do. in sncks, 4ja47c; white, 4K 50c. Bari.ky Uncha oiced ; SI -15 for strictly prime Minnesota; SI S3 for Vail. Wjiisky il io.i l 11. 1Vkk Dull ; Jobbing lots sold at S;',2 753 S3 00. Iky Satted Meats Firm and advanced to 15c for shoulders; ISa fore!e:ir ribsid-s; a lot of 100,00) pounds of loose fchouidois for Chicago, sold a loe. Bacon Stiff; clear rib sides on orders, 19!ic: clear sides, lD'iSirja3; Shoulders ure held at KSe. Laud Very dull nt lb' nsc.

Memphis SlarKct. sy'ltiittrspb.) MIMFHU. Herd. 22. Cotton 1 4 dull "and nominally nnclianeed ; sale at 2"c. Receipts 212 bales; exports. 47 do; Btocli, hOS do. Flour Quiet and prices unchanged. Wheat-SI 10 il 25. Corn None in market and nominal at 1 0"). Oats uS-GOc. Hay s 20. Br ax S23 00. PoBK 8-t4 Cxi. Lard Unchanged. Bacost Steady ; shoulders ISilc: sides, 19S20a . , JfashTlllc. Market. By Telegraph. Nashville, sept, 22. Wheat Firm ; red El CO; amber SI 1Z; white Si 30. Cork SI 00. Barley-SI 25. RYK-S1 10. OATS -00c. BACjX-Sides 19c; hams 20c; shoulders 17c Lard-22c. Kurnptian Market. By CCble.l ' ' ' Loxdos, Sept. 22. t'onsols for money 02?4; do. for account 92Ji American Securities quiet and steady; 5 20 bonds, at London, '02 Si!,, b, V.7 61 Ji, 10-40 75; 'ti2a at Frankfort W&SiH. ' , -.-:,-' LIveupool, Septfmber 22 Cotton rriRrket irregular ; md1 ling uplands 12Bvj,12.'.d ; Orleans 12r' !2'id ; ships of 8,ihh) bales. California wb ie wheat.' 10s 10d ; red. Western, 9s Hd. Western flour, 24s (lit. Corn, mlied SO. 0ih, .'Is 6 I. Pens, 45s. Pork, 1124 Od. Beer, 90s. Lard,7i4. Cbeee, 61s (id. Bacon, 65 id. Otber ariljles unchanged. Keir York Dry Goods MarHei. By Teleijraph. New Yort, Sept. 22. -Owlntolhe Tain storm the market Is less active, but there is still a flr busiues at penorslly steady rates. We observe some concession belnu made in certain styles of plain yooH the most noticeable to-day being k decline of Vo In Boott o, Biowu. Conestoga E. Broadway and A11Kiista 4-4 Brown Sheetings, which are selling at 12!4o for the two former, and Viti aud 15c respectively fr the other brands. Louisville ilsrket. By Teio(rph. Louisville. Sept. 22. Fixiuu Firm ; superfine, S5 (J5 25. ToiiAta-'o Soles of la7 hogsheads, ranging from SU 70 U) S17 25. 1'novisioNS Quiet and unchanged. Mess Pork, 811 00;j31 oO. Bacon Shoulders. C4l0,l4c: clear rib and clear sides, falHJJI'J-Jic Lard, 20c. Hams, sugar-cured, 24c; fancy, 25. . . Wool Unchanged. Whisky V nciiangcd. Uauoinu Advanced to 20c. DENTISTS. OH,. I. Over Flint National Hank, " Tornrr Mala and First Strrett. Evansville, lud ffrANrr.triTiiKB f co.vii is t. Jk't-JL 011s Ouia Work, iiohl, Hflver, VuiCH,aite,coralHe, and Amber Plates, Carver worn, Arilhcia: palates, B.c. ADMINISTRATOR of NHrous Oxi-J (an excellent and safe anaesthetic). Chit rol'orm, Ether, and also several local pan lyzers. NKUKAIiOK) A ftectlous treated. MY FACILITIES are as gord and tt estAblisl;ment as larg (coimlsting of riv rooms) as any la t he united States. I KKTUKN MY THANKS for the CJ. tensive patronage received during the pst il-li.UtiXn TiafK-TAJtl (Corrected June Sid, 1 '..) Evansville k Crawrcrdsvlllc U.K. GOIKQ K0KT1L Leave Evansville . 4rrit-e Viucenues. Torre ii uuto Mall. 10:45 A tl.., Expr. 6:15 i' if. Freight. 4:10 A M 1 :i:j p m... 7:41 p r... 4:20 P M...10:55F M... 10:10 p m 4 :15 p M Torre Haute &, Iniilanapolls. GOING KAJT. Jjfav.e Teire Haute. A rriva Indianapolis, Crestline Cleveland Buffalo Hay Ex. NigutEx. Mali. 4 : f M ... I -.55 AM... d :M A M 7:05 p "M ... i :20 A M ...10:03 A M 4:UO A M...11 :50 a N... 0:15 V M 7:;-AM. KiolJt' M... 9: 51' M 2:10 P M...10:l5p is... 4 :20 A M Pittsburg .. 11 :M) a M ... 6 :VJ p m 1 :15 a m Philadelphia. .ffiO A M 9:2.5 AM... 4:10P M New VorU.... 0:00 a ... 11:45 am... 0:15 p it Olilo L illsslsslppl. GOINO EAST. Leave Lightning Ex. Acc, Night Ex Vlncenues l:ilp m... 1:43 f M... 0:'5' Arrive Cincinnati. Louisvllio . 9:00 P m.11:15 P M... 8:00 p m... 1:1b A M... GO! 5 O WEST. G :00 A M 6 :W A M Leave Mail. Night Ex. Day Ex Vlnoennes , 4 :25 V M... 2:05 A M , ti :lj A M Arrtve St. Loats ... Cairo .11 r sr.. . & :50 A it... 9:10 A M...'2:60 p 4 :60 P .-.' ' v klCTOEKlSO, Terre llaata Si Indianapolis. Leave 1 ' ' Iudp'lis.3:55 iv St. 7:30 A m. 1 :45 p m. 8:10 p m AD1V9 . T.. U....0:i0 A M.10 :25 A M. 4:55 P m.H:0j p m Bt.TUa.VlKO, Eransvllle & l'rawrordHle. Leave Exd. Mail. Freight. T. Haute 6:40 a m... 5:00 P M... 5:4 a m Vlncennes D:jAM. 8:05 P M... 11:10 AM Irrit-e Evan-.vllle ...11 :j3 a M... 10:31 P 5:10 p M E. H. N. R. R., Nortliern Division TRAINS GOiNU SOUTH. Transfer Packet Steamer Moilie Norton leaves Evansville daily (Sundays excepieu.i at f:ia p.m Train leaves Heudersou at 4:15 p.m. Arrive at Mauisonvilie 7 ;00 p.m. GOING NOKTH. Train leaves ii adlsonvllle dally (Sundays excepted) at 4 :25 .a.m Arrive at Henderson 7 :."i(i a.m Arrive at i-vansvlilo by Tiaosler 1-acnei Moiue jNorton. 9-:tn a.. . J flaking connection Isoth wavs with traiuaou iheja,. A u. AUillroad. STEAMBOAT LINES. Io louiaviLLE. Every Monday at 10 o clock A.M. Every Tuesday, tv'eduesday, Thtusday, Friday, atid Saturday at 6 o cioca p. m. To Cairo Daily, except Sunday, at 4 j CiOCSC P. M. To Oeh Kiveb. Every Monday .Tues day, Thursday, and Sulurday at 4 o'clock P.M. To Eastprt. Every Tuesday aud Satnr lav nt 4 o'clock P. M. To HKSDEK30N Daily, except Snndays, at i o'cloox p.m. To NAafc.vil.LE Every Tuesday , Wednes day and -Saturday at 4 p. M. . Tr-iiinlmit ijialndailv UDUU'l UWP. To cinclnkati-Every Saturday at 10 a r '10 CAysELTOM-Every Tuesday, Thurs day, aud Saturday a iu A.ji. - RocSrort3tage(vtaNewbnrgbandBoonvllie.) carrying the man, leaves at 7 A. 11., x,invii. Wednesdays ana tnaaye. Arrives by 7 P. M Tuesdays, Thursdays maJ??!?AY Mail Stane leaves Mon-a-Ivh and Fridays at 7 a.m. Arrives Tues days and Saturdays by 4 p. it. Mt. Vernon M.il Stage leaves dally (ex jam Sunday) . 7 A. M. Arrives dally (ex iept Sundays) oy 2 p. M. iv, VirwRPRi. Hac dally (except SunJay,) from the Merchant' Hotel, at 3 O'CIOCS P. m. TIIK MISSilSlUOI I O W I E K actually cures Cancer and Scrofulou ,iii;wni the Skin. See report to E. I ,iu,iii.ni society, and statements of Piu-u. clans in circui"'. " " "ppncation to CHAS. A. auuui .,. .,jrH, Agent, P. O. Box 1659- D 1-' Fearl St., New York.

I-.U--n Jvl S;!, Dil. KrilS'.vOK'S IM-r. ..,vt.- y enreof Cdii'.;!! ',.',,',!; ,.,) ( Dk. -iik ks Spa'wi.Ao 'I cure of iys-pei.x:a nnd nil t' ( Coodlt loim of toe St...ii-c!i lm. hCHKM'K A M..Vl,;!AK ITOspar.e of the Liver, or t llo Fursativo. Allot theso t'uff! :,.-!. ,di required In cuii..; ( '-.iinii m ; tho Pulmonic S; n;p u inne i,; desperale c..-rs. Toe Se:i 11 Mandrake PHI us.,irt in n Stomach anil i-ivcr, a :;d iicii icSyrnp to dig. 51 and i-e;iivh blood vessels, b s w liicii 1.1 .; soon eil'cct' d. Xln-Srt Med'H les iiri:C:),!;f

i r. :"ih .nt: lere.il to mo pub. lo its t he rmi.v s:u.', v i i :n and reliable rcitiriin-s im- Puniuiuirv i.-i-.umptiOM, and lor all iiiorisd'i"n,.it-tloii.soitbebi.uywhlclil.-a.it., ii.m, disease. Liver v'omptulii'. and I'V-j .-ii are oUeti f j 1 i i n tuersofCotisitini ;:..'ti.:. n I wuen they inK iiic-.t t lu i-.i 'ivrs 1 require the mo-, l prom pt :;i.mi I n - n. It tho putieut will pcim vtrii.glv f-.-io.y the direct tons w Ini-h accotfii.iu! ';!! b,i -tie, iie Will Cf r;; inly he cured, 11 his lun.s are not too niuca v. ltd lo jaake a c.o possible. Evt-n i!ici.M'iMijv;:u.,.'.i ioim- incurable, when fneuds nnd pi: v-.i.-i u,- luivttlospalu'd, I ha isi; of this y.-.l;rs, b.is saved tue i ; Ic ot t he i . ' ...t k ua lc-i'uef him to peril ct health. l.'r. schci ck d K'S no! vn- th it i ll c,, - . of Pniiuonary ' :;sui:i a ,ui v, i i h n I inreach ot l.ltdil l:u, but in- in : n.it -a .jv asserts that oltt 11 when p.iticnis ha. c t no most alariui iu iy m plom-, sm ii us a. nleut cotlgh, crofin eil.lis, nl.-hi svc:is find general (lel.-iitty. Wr 11 10 -suet. :t tic:; ! that they are ohltcl to Im io bet, an i when they aro ;;ivu tl o by Iti-lr j , 1 1 1 -clau, they may -till ho cared. -No m- d.ct treatment cau ort-ato new liuuts, but -.viii-u ihe iuugs are v-ry sadly uea- .1, mid some extent 1! c uoy . I . .1 cure iu..y I ; clt'ected by lr. St heitcs mt ii;cin-s. Also, lu Scr. n is iot(s DiSeiises, tUvo li;."icine are equal y s.Pict.-tit. Or. has photoiriuph-i c f a tmrubir of cisixis who nave oi'i u nuariy covevi-d wa 1 .1 111 n i s 11 son s, u n 'i nuw nil l.c lie 1 U shows lis f mriij 1 in; pi 01 h i i i s win "i 1 . 1 . 1 s L be done t heal ii . 1 1 n . in t i lu n Pulmonary Ooiimi 111 j t nm Is a.:i always con. plicated vuh i'ysp.-, .1.1 Iilver Coipini it. Schencil'.s '.:n,( Pllis are Iniciul ( t um.,vo oimi nu--from tho Liver and 1 -, -s oi 1 1 i In ., ; ! ,1 tlon. 1 hey have all tin- i iiicu.v uni. ascribed to calo ni l or "o.ue huns,'' are warranted l ot to contain a paru.: any uiiueia, pidson. '1 hcst pu.s cue must ubstl ilitiu osf t vencs 1, M si In - n ; t piles, bilious a lecuoin, u nl ail i, her n 1-1 and ic nt l no I'nc, ,1 s. eases which nr so liom a t.ip;d nr i.n. Bt rue ted cond 11 un ot ihe Lt V( 1 . line bo a of these pil.H will prove the eilb-acy i the medicine. lu umsmutioa the Si-awred '1 oulc ami Mandrake I'lll" arc 1 n vi ua hie n ti 1 1 1 y iu edict lies. '11 ty relic vim m n re 1 ns. ",i the path n t and assist tue 1'ni nnni ic -- 1 no ln'ell'ccl lug a -i:;e. 'I he havcb.cn f. u d useful In uilvanccd stipes ,f Con ai motion, whoietho liii-.gsiir i-lnn.-t 1 uiiii.'y destroyed, arid (HI iymilr.nH ft .-tmd 1 nl; to. the Judgment nf the plty.sR'l.itis, indicated s.eay do U h. Theiinsi.f pa t i-nts who were aclun Ily In a ilym oni',.it:imi liave been pi est r I'ed for inoaihs by the use of Sulmuok s 1 hi te ureal teiin-dies. Ir. SeheiiCiv AliuiMi.it', c.ini..'i; full treatise on the varmus (nmn of ease, his inotln ol treat 110 11 1 . itn I t;ci directions bow to u-i .il- in.-dii'iii". a . a I 11 be bad s-rnt is, o:- sen t by n.al! by iui.in-.s-1 ng bis Pri nci i'i H ill! ", i. i N 01 1 h -I xt it Street, Phllfiilel iliia, l a. Pr!c of the lulniciuc Syrup ai d Seaweed Tonic, cm: 1 SI !) per bottle, or ST .. a half dozen. Mr tuirake Pllli, 2.n. per box. For sale by all j friil -t atnl lii-aU-r-i. si ) A Dfinslvo .llriilrir.c. " In t ime f p 'lice prepa 1 e for war,1' is a sound military iuhxIio. "Let. not tin? sickly season lil d you Un p: pal d," is an equally good rule In incdiciil Ji.rivprudeuce. Tuo man mint be ma n- 01 iron Who dnds biinsi If nl the cb.se ot t-utmner as strong as at its coin nu in i ne 11 1 . ,-neii a pbeii'iincnoii Is rare, evc ti in e the most robust of the human bunny. .Mus cular and i-oiik It nl 11111:1 1 vi-4or 01 .' s nut of us In the bn iiiiig we-a! ie-r of .1 11 i v tool Aumist. and lew 01 us, nl, t Im ei 11, n ; m the 1'all, Hi iu -he I -1 - s i bU- coi , 1 1 mo 11 to doty the ill -healthy lullacnee, ol ihu season. Fever and iinin :m 1 b'.ilous iimiltcnt fevers, toL'ftliei Willi a va-h-ly ol co:nplainls that tilled tho dine-live "a'jiu ,, the liver and tliu bnwi h, nam a ) 1.1 Men of the A ut am n piograinnie. Una' 111 imtui that exhaustion Invites these di.M.nteia, aad that stuminaL Vb:or i nablc-i lie; system to li'pel llieiu. ' in lie wcaic is to be miserable' s 1 - Satan to his ! lealed legions, in " Puradlse Lust," and the axiom is correct, though it inim-s limit 1111 evil foil ice. l!o! then, yc weak nbd feel.!.', fortlly yoiirsolves .! 11 -1, the invi-11 !. i ie inv Unit .Pervades 1 1 e , u 1 1. 111 nal air. Tue l.e-'t lef'euse io;ai'isi lui'isma is a cout-c ol HO-j'l EXi l .it'S slO.MACjl lit ITI-.KS. This rsre vic'able Ionic will lm.rovo your appetite, stimulate your di--e,ip.n, give fliinness to your mives, I u vn;oi ato your miisi'iihir linre, icguiatu your M-crc-tlons, cbeer yo ir f-pn lis, acnl put our enllro physique in pet f. el. work in;- 01 dir. It, IS i'illllj' lb: III.!. 'I he slardiri tone' a I'd Hlteraliv e which w: II 1'ecu per.i I e a ..il bu ; I.I you up, is not "bud Intake," but, on too contrary, a p.f it unit luedieine. See, however, I nut von have 1 be : i,u tu. article. There h re 1 nutal ions n lul eon u t . 1 . feiis In Die liaiKel, and th-y tie all worthless or ib-lelei bui Pear In in .; that II'Ml'Ern.k'S s'J ( 1.M A1 il 1:1 I 1 I K-, Is hold onlv in glass-, (ii.-ver bv I he t a :lou or cask), nnd that l;ieh hot lie I, ems a surmoiiuted by a vignette ot Si. to nn e and the lr.tgp, and our 1 e en i.c statu p over t he ca: k. An Essny for Votiiis Men en the 0.1,11, Of Solitude, and tl,n Id-eases a,.d Abu i s Which create in pe.l mo n '1 lo M n s i t , with sure mean 4 of relloi. (.,.,.: i,, M..,,.,j let ler en ve opci f i e, ol ehni :'" A.niti .' s or. j . SKJi.id m no i :u! ii us, i l . Assocbtt ior. Pi.ilH'ieii hia. Ph. d Juui2 d.iia sp n t " j r l i.e. I-LA T "i, i " s v.. " yjit ii PERSONS wuo Mii: (! HAY Can have their J.air restored to lis nuiiii- l color, and if it h-s fallen it, create a i .-w growth, by its u; e. It is the best ;IAII1 lir,l)s s t Vt ; !n the y hair 1. 1 4 '.XX., world, makii g tlleiess, ui(. bra-,1 healthy .soil, a n 1 elns-.y. price tl m. j-orsa.'e by fill rru U, P. HALL & CO., Nashua, : I'rojuio, au2l 1II1 1 (cod), ivifu .---pNJ hatch 1;;, !: hah: uvi:. Tills f.r'elrlid lair 1 lyo is I ho be t. I n I tin world; the on.'.- true and pel b-i i, ,u. haiiu.le.ss, reliai lo. i nstf n t io-ous : i.oiii-.' apixdilt incut ; 111 ridiculous tint .; icioedlesttm illtili -cts of h nl ii.is; in-. 1 -.rat. s and leaves the Hair soft, and be.iutiiid liLACic or 1. covr I by nil ii, 1, .... and Perfiiiuers: BateheKir's Wl.' a lid properly u p Factory, No. 10 died at did M., New York, liiitclit-r's il Midlhir 'lli lltiO licr'N I.ltiinnti-c; MV I " i.i. ler. Sold by Drn-Uis i . vi-i y v. in 1 e. may; dwlm ; a .ii c 11 i rv - Sloe No. .t Corner 1AXIi.l. -1. aud ir . : I . : i 1 Piar-i n:i,l Oi build ill e-l lu; . on roi"n:-ii: nte ' . c; a a 13. KOllKKT IIOVO. 0:1s wo BOYD . V Q Q D, a 'Mm 1: lUii Corn t: r Fir and Locrivt S' r, ! l.V.'.N.-' S'if. I M 1. Plans nnd Sp, elf ep.ir 101 s j o short Dotiiy; and ret JauJa ut V I OLKS.tL!: DRY GOOD. 1 inn UOii and 21 Till': IT Jy-i EVAN.s VI LLr:, I!, - O 1-" f n:s!i KaiJmore 0j: or A. Served l'p U;v, I ii. d, I (1, - - A T John s.' : i '. MAIN- SIUFET PXC11ASGJ: 8e2-lm ltel. I'iltSi uml MxtU st