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

3" TV PCmJ8HJCT BY THI iYiffTILLS JOrRXIL C0XPA5T, No. JLornst Street, FosvilI. SATUKDAV... ....OCTOBEH 10, lsea curucH sontxa. J;!;7r 5ref aV. E. Church. The usual religions service to-morrow, the Pastor, r.ev. James Hill, officlatirg. Trinity 2JC. . Church. Sunday School at 9 a.m. Freachlcg by Dr. Andrns at a.m. Clas3 Meeting at 3 p si. Evening Lecture at 7a ri. Cordial invitation extended to sirangers. Trinity City MUiim. Preaching at 10) aji. by Rev. II. B.Cassavant. and at night by the Pastor. Sunday School at 2 P.M. Everybody is Invited. Class Meetings at 3 p.jr. Saturday, October 13, 1SG9. Vine Street Trcslytsrian.1b.ere will be no service in this Church to-morrow, the Pastor being absent from the city. Walnut Street TrabyterianJiev. S. Baker, Pastor of the First Baptist Church, will preach in this Church to-morrow at 10S a.m. and 1XA P-M. Sabbath School ana Bible Classes at 9 a.m. The public cordially Invited. Keats free. F'fst JSaptist Church. - Suuday School and Bible Class at 9 a.m. In consequence of the postponement of the dedl cation or the new church building, the Mass Sunday School meeting appointed for next Sunday will take place on the 21th at 2J-a o'clock p.m. All the Sunday Schoo'a in the city are Invited. Religious Intelligence. The two Synods for Southern Indiana of the Old and New School Presbyterian Churches are in session this week, the former at New Albany and the latter at Aurora. Both the congregations of this city are represented by their Pastors and L?y Delegates. This is 'probably the last meeting of these bodies in separate assembly, as after the contemplated union of the two branches next month at Pitts burgh, the Synods will be consolidated and reorganized. Dedication Postponed. Owing to the non-arrival of part of tho window glass, and the damaged condition of that already received, the dedication of the First Baptist Church in this city, which was announced for next Sab bath, is postponed until the following Sabbath, October 24th. Dr. Baker will preacn, Dy invitation, morning and evening of next Sabbath, in tho Walnut Street Presbyterian Church of this city. Morning subject " The superabounding of the reign of grace ovfer the reign of sin." Evening subject " The state of the Saints above contrasted with their former condi tion below." Hcllslous tiems. Whoever makes the fewest persons uneasy is tne Dest Drea man in com pany. &ioift. Wo often lack nothing to bo joyous but a little more simplicity in Christ. Caspar in. The greatest pleasure I know is to do a good action by stealth and have it found out by acciueut. Lamb. God warms tho earth with snow; can Ho not also calm the bouI with grief. Wayside Thoughts. I never knew how it was but I always seemed to have the most come in when I gave the most away. Baxttr. It is more from carelessness about truth than from intentional lying that there is eo much falsehood in the world. Johnson. I try to lay up all good things in Christ, and then a little of tho creature goes a great way with me. Rutherford. No school is more nesccssary to children than that of patience, bocause either the will must be broken in childhood or the heart in old age. Richkr. The hand that gives away tho Bible must be unspotted from the world. The money that sends the missionary to the heathen must be honestly earned. Bishop Huntington. Whatever parent gives his children good instruction and seta them at the same time a bad example, may be considered as bringing them food in one hand and poison in the other. Balguy. Thero arc cases in which a man would bo ashamod not to havo been imposed upon. There is a confidence necessary to human intercourse, and without which men are ofteu more injured by their own suspicions than they could be by their perfidy of others. lurke. Thfj first consideration with a knave is, ho w to help himself; the second, how to do it with the appearanco of helping you. Dionysius, ,the tyrant, stripped tho '3tacue Japiter Olympus of a robe of massive gold and substituted a cloak of wool, saying: "Gold is too cold in winter and too heavy in summer. It behooves us to take care of Jupiter." Lacon. If you wish to be miserable you must think about yourself, about what you want, what you like, what respect peopla ought to pay you, what people think of you, and then to you nothing will bo pure. You will spoil everything you touch; you will make sin and misery for yourself out of everything which God sends you; you will be as wretched as you choose. Rev. Charles Kingsly. Fatter llyaclnthe's Eicomraunfcalion. The cable reports that Father Hyacinthothe seceding Catholic monk, is menaced with tho Eontenco of major excommunication. The Roman Church recognizes two kinds of excommunication, the less and the greater. The former consists in prohibiting lrom participation in the sacraments and in public worship, being nearly the same with tho dismissal of Protestant Churches. In the Catholic Church it is goneral'y imposed upon those who cherish intercourse with anathematized persons or those who have beea subjected to the greater or major 'jxcommunication. This punishment cuts off the offender entirely from the body of the Church and the society of the faithful, and is said to bo proclaimed only when a sin has been "mortal, manifest and scandalous." Such, it seems, is thought to bo the sin of Father Hyacinthe, who, for all that appears, continuing the purity of his life and sincerity of his motives, has by the force of reason been led to doubt some of the doctrines and tho practices of the Roman Church. The infliction of such a punishment on so distinguished a son of tho church in the nineteenth centurywill beacurious incident. Whether it can be carried out without a severe internal struggle in his Church, and without important consequences to the world, r-rjain3 to bo seen. Boston Journal.

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Littell's Living Age, No. 1323, for the week ending October 9th, containsThe Feast of Belshazzar, a prize poem, by Edwin Arnold; Children's Literature, by Miss Yonge, author of "John Halifax, Gentleman ;" three article on the Stowe-Byron controversy, from the Spectator, Examiner and Saturday Revieio, respectively; Lady Duff Gordon and Her Works, Macmillan's Magazine; Of Unconsciousness and Annihilation, Frazcrs Magazine: Mrs. Mcrridcw's Fortune, Cornhill Magazine; A County Family, Part XL. Cliambcr's Journal ; The Futuro of France, and Forthcoming Changes in European Politics, rail Mall Gazette; besides short articles and poems. TUt.lotj's Magazine for Novem ber is out early, with the following attractive table of contents: The Future Rulers of Europe; Views of Biarrits; A Belie of Mary, Queen of Scots: Childish Vespers. J. J. Colbath; The City of Manilla; Tomb of the Sultana Valido; owiss Scenery in Winter; llair-JJressing, A.ncient ana f-iodern; xne ianK3 estate, Theodore Arnold; The Last of the O'Flaherties, Mrs. Anna James; Miss Holland's Namesake, Mrs. R. R. Edson; Almost on a Coral Beef, W. H. Macy: Mary Slocumb's Dream, George E. Place; A Woman's Confession, Emma Mortimer Babson; A Leaf lrom My Journal, JMiss ivmanaa M. Hale; Never Again, Xj. a. i . ; a Yellow-Haired Lassie, iilizaoetn Bigelow; Love's Last Hour, Anna M. Tomkins; Clande Bussel's Ward, Emma Garrison Jones; In Memoriam J . A. a ., iurs. j. kj. iiamawaj. r . Y- mr I . f T . 1 Was it a Suicide? Don Lloyd Wyman; Do You Remember? Fanny Stevens Bruce; Our Youog Peoples StoryTeller Luck and Pluck, or Jo-hn Oakley's Inheritance, H. Alger, Jr.; Tommy s Hide in a Ualloon, Hiliza both Bigelow- Corn-Cobs, August Bell: The Housekeeper; Curious Matters: Facts and Fancies; Tho Great Eclipse (Humorous Iilustra tions.) The Musical Independent con tains some excellent reading matter, and sixteen pages or new music, including the following: Song, "Hang up the Baby's Stocking;" "Independent Quadrille;" "Holy Spirit, Fount o Blessing ;" "Musings at Eve." Poetry "The Warning," "The Wreck of the Albatross," "Fair Helen," and "Quiet Davs." It is published monthly at Chicago, for $2 per year. Hasper Bros, have published in paper the following novels by Charles Reade: "White Lies," "Foul Play,' " Love me Little, Love me Long.' Tfccy are printed clearly, and range in price from twenty-five to thirty-five cents. Robert Clarke & Co., of Cincin nati, are the Western agents. Henry; Esmond, and Lovel, TiiE Widower. By William Makepiece Thackeray. Paper covers, uniform with above. Published by Harper Bros., and for sale by Rob't Clarke & Co., Cincin nati, Ohio. Thackeray's writings are so familiar to Americans, and so popular withal, that we need not add a word, by way of comment. These cheap editions, by the Harpers, have added to tho number of the author's admirers by tho thousand. A HISTORY OF NEW YOKK, from the Beginning of tbe World to the End of the Dutch Dynasty; containing, among many Surprising and Carious Walters, sttie Unutterable Ponderings of Walter the Doubter, the Disastrous Projects of William the Testy, and the Chivalrlc Achievements of Peter the Headstrong, the three Dutch Governors of New Amsterdam; being the only Authentic History of the Times that ever hath been or ever will be published. By Uikdbich Ksickirbocsir. Complete in one volume. New York: CJ. P. Putnam & f.ont. Evansville: if & Bartek. Wo are careful to give the title of this remarkable History, as wo find it recorded on the first page of tho book itself, for we are well assured that nothing short of that would convey any idea of the manifold and wonderful events recorded in its seven books of sixty-six chapters. Tho first thing that strikes the attention of the student who takes up this volume for the purpose of familiarizing himself with tho early history of the great commercial metropolis of this country, is its comprehensiveness. It starts from the beginning of the world. The first book is dcvotd entirely to that branch of the history. It treats of the creation, and demonstrates, among other things, that the patri arch Noah committed an irreparable oversight in not haviDg four sons, and portrays tho, trouble occasioned philosophers because of that oversight. A great many perplexirg questions in philosophy arc very satisfactorily disposed of in this first book, and will never, we presume, be called in question again. The gravity and deliberation with which, the author pursues his investigations, are most charmingly illustrated in the beginning of his Second Book. Wc copy the story for the benefit of those who are always in a hurry to have an enterprise finished before it is well beguu. Says the worthy Diedrich: " My great-grandfather by the mother's side, Hermanns Von Clattercap, when employed to build the large stone Church at Rotterdam, which stands about three hundred yards to your left after you turn off from the Boomkcys, and which 13 so conveniently constructed that all the zealous Christians of Rotterdam prefer sleeping through a sermon thero to any other Church in tho city my great grandfather, I fay, when employed to build that famous church, did in the first place send to Delft for a box of long pipes, then having purchased a new spitting box and a hundred weight of the best Virginia, he sat himself down and did nothing for the space of three months but smoke most laboriously. Then did he spend full three months more in trudging on foot, and voyaging in Trekschrist, from Rotterdam to Amsterdamto Delft to Ilaerlem to eyden to the Hague, knocking his head and breaking his pipe against every church in his road. Then did he advance gradually nearer and nearer to Rotterdam, until he came in full sight or the identical spot whereon the church was to bo built Then did he spend three months longer in walking round it and round it, contemplating' it, first from ono point of view, and then from another now would he bo paddled by it on the canal now would he peep at it th ough a telescope from the other side of the Meuse, and cow would he take a bird's eye glance at it from the top of one of those gigantic windmills which protect the gates of

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the place wero on the tip toe nt expectation ana im patience; notwithstanding all the tuimoil of my great-grandfather, not a symptom of tho church was yet to beEeen; they even began to fear it would cover be brought into the world, but that its great projector would lie down aEd die in labor of the mighty plan he had conceived. At length, having occupied twelve good months in puffing and puddling, and talking and walking having traveled ever all Holland, and even taken a peep into France and Germany having smoked live hundred and ninety-nine pipes, and three hundred weight of the best Virginia tobaceo my great-grand father gathered together all that knowing anc industrious class of citi zens who peeler attending to any body's business sooner than their own, and having pulled on his coat and fine pair of breeches, he advanced steadily up and laid the corner stone of the church, in presence or the whola multitude just at the com mencement of the thirteenth month. The great-grandson of this admi rable old contractor fails to inform us how much time elapsed before the church was completed, but who can doubt that tho edifice thus begun was promptly finished, and was as durable as the patience of the worshippers for whose accommodation it was built. We quote this story of the great progenitor of the Knickerbockers that from it our people may learn a lesson of patience. They have teen finding fault with the Directors of the Carmi Road for not going ahead faster with that enterpiise, when not more than six months fchave elapsed since their election, and they have ordered an engineer from Cincinnati, who, it is anticipated, will proceed with equal rapidity to make a preliminary survey There are many other lessons of wisdom to be found in this -valuable book. Among others, the author Droves to the satisfaction of himself and friends that a large portion of the troubles which, annoy and depress cities arise from the fact that in " the selection of Aldermen or Councilmen sufficient attention has not been paid to tho avoirdupois of the candidates Were none but men of two hundred and over chosen to these position?, and fat in proportion, the people of every city would lead quiet and peace able lives, and would never be dis turbed by harassing projects for publie improvements. But we have not space to enume rate all the noticeable things in this wonderful book. We can only add that it i3 one of the Knickerbocker editions of Irving'a complete works the most beautiful ever published Its cream tinted paper, fine engrav ings, and clear typo make it an orna ment to any library. Messrs. lish & Barter have arrangements by which they can promptly furnish the com plete edition to any who may desire it. Parents will find that the writings of this favorite American author constitute the very befit, as well as most interesting, books they can place in the hands of their children The New York Sun tells the fallowing Wall Street "story of a day:" Smith was a man of millions this morn ; To-night he's a bankrupt and all forlorn. Last night he slept in a princely bed. To-night on husks he must. tos his head. This morn In a emipe he rode downLike a lord he rode through the dizzy town. Jones was a very poor man this morn ; To-night he's a millionaire newly born; For he watched his chance and went for stoclfs And made a. fabulous pile of rocks". Las-t night he slept in a pauper's bed; To night soft pillows will rest his head. This morning he walked to the (Stock, Exchange. And shot at the target with lucky range; To-night he rides from the place away, For he's gambled and won poor Smith's coupe. DUSTERS. ax tlx ox IDxxstexi3, Xictxxvo Dusters, Mirror Dustersj Carriage Dusters, Toy Dusters. pE HAVE JCST KECEIVtU AN Invoice of 123 doztn assorted DUSTERS,': From the manufacturers at . . Altona, IPrxxssla, And are prepared to duplicate any Xew York or Eastern Fac'ories luvoleci on these goods. MASK, WARBEX & 0., No. 25 North First St., , oc2 EVANSVILLR, IND. BOAT STORES, OILS. J. SIXZICII &. sox, Wholesale Dealers In Boat Stores ; Lubricating, Ccal, and Lard Oils; Cordage, Hosin, Pitch, 4a, Ko. 20 WAT Kit ST BEET, apr26 dly Bet. Main and Vine. PHILIP BECIES, Third Strcst, fcct.Sjcaspreasd ist Manufacturer of Compound Lubr'sstlcj C&r for all kinds of Machinery Also LARD OIL, SOAPS, and CAIvi! PUBIS growth. CATAWBA WINK of my own mehatrtl-w ron sam;. TOIt SALK- VALUABLE: MAIN J STREKX PBOPKHXY-That splendid property known as the Egler property, situated on the west corner of Main and Sixth btreets, fronting 75VS feet on Main Street and 150 feet on Biifh titreet. Said property is offered for sale at low figures on easy terms. Apply to J. V. J1j.Li1UTT ft SOS. Real Estate Agents, , , , . Corner Locust and Third Streets, tela dtt Steam Barrel Factory. .OaUGIIERTY & MAStSSIXQ'S EX. tensive Steam Barrel Factory is prepared to fill orders for any kind of Barrels, delivered on the Ohio, Cumberland, or Tenrjersee River, on short notice, (ocll d2w

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Free from the unpleasant flavor which renders the ordinary tonics so repulsive, composed of extracts and Jaices of the chis.oest vegetable invlgoranta and correctives, mingled with a diffusive stimulant from which every noxiou element has been expelled, this renowned preparation is, In all respects, the very best medicine cf its kind that tne world has ever known, fciuca Is the opinion of disunguisnea memDers ot the medical orolession, and the general verdict of the public, after an experience of tnnti during which HOdXETTEB'S BITTRrm naa attained a greater popularity and a more extensive sale than any specific ever advertised in tae columns o the American ... Consumption. DB. SCHKXCK'S POXMONIf! Rvbttp fnr- i V, a cuie ui ougns, uoius, ana Consumption uk. ouhim'k's ukawjced Tosic for the imooiijujiepsmana an tne UebliitateA Conditions of the Stomach. UJi. BCHESCK'S A1ASDSAKE PiLLS, for Diseases of the Liver, or to act as a Gen ua iruigaiive. reqnlredln curing Consumption, though the .ulmoulc Hyruo alonehiucnrii mu,,v ah 01 meseinree Airuiirinea d nrun desperate cases. Tne Seaweed Tonic and aiaaurase -uis assist In re?alatinir th. Stomach and Liver, and helpihe Pulmon ic oyiuy louixesianasearcn tnrough the blood vessels, by xhich means a cure la kwu cuecieu. These Medicines nra imnan'isntinnaW nr. fered to the public as the only safe, certain and reliable remedies for Pulmonarv -;onumptlon, and for all those morbid coudluons 01 tne Doay which lead to that fatal disease. Llyer Complaint and Dyspepsia are oiten forerunners of Consumption, and wueu ilbj- manliest memseivea tney re quire the most prompt attention. 11 me imueni will perseverinelv rnllnw the directions which accompany each bottle, he will certainly be cured. If his lungs are not too much wasted to make a cure possible. Even in cases supposed to he incurable, when friends and physicians have despaired, the nse of this Medicine has saved the life of the patient and restored nim to perfect neaith. ur. scuencK aoes not say 'tbat all cases or i'uimonary cou3irmpi ion are within tne reach of medicine, but he emphatically asserts tnat otten when patients have the most alarming symptom;).' such as a violent cough, creeping chilis, night sweats and general debility , even to sucn a degree that they are obliged to lie In bed, and when they are given up by their physician, they ruav ktUl be cured. No medical treatment cai create new lungs, but when the lungs are very sadly diseased, and te some extent destroyed, a cure may be ef fected by Dr. bchenca's medicines. Also, in Scrofulous Diseases, tu.iso medicines are equally efficient. Dr. bchenck has photographs of a number of persons Who have been nearly covered with running sores, and now all healed up. This shows Its purifying properties, which must be done 10 neai cavities in tne lunzs. Pulmonary Consumption Is almost always complicated with Dyspepsia and Liver COuipiaint. Schenck's Mandrake Pills are Intended to remove obatructlons from the Liver and restore its healthy ac tion . They have all the efficacy which is ascribed to calomel or " blue mass." and are warranted not to contain a particle of any mineral poison. j.nese puis cure me mosiODSiinaie cosiiveness. sick neadacne plies, bilious atlectioua, and all other diseases which arise from a torpid or obstructed condition of the Liver. One box of these pilis will prove the efficacy of tne meuicxne. In consumption the Seaweed Tonio and Mandrake Pills are invaluable auxiliary medicines. Xhey relieve the Eufferings of the patient and assist the Pulmonlo Sprup In effecting a cure. They have been found useful in advanced stages of consump tion, where the lungs are almost entirety destroyed, and all symptoms according to theludzment of the physicians, lnui catedepeedy death.' Tne lives ot patients who were actually in a dying condition have been pieseryed for months by the use of Schenc&'s three great remedies. Dr. Schencx's Almauao. containing full treatise on the various forms of dls ease, his mode ot treatment, and general directions how to use his medicine, can be bad gratis, or sent by mall by address lng his Principal Office, Mo. 15 North Sixth Hireet. jfniiaaeipnia, i n. Price of the Pulmonlo Syrup and Sear weed Tonic, each Zl 50 per bottle, or 87 50 a nail dozen, jviauuraae ruis, zrc. per oox, For sale by all Druggists and dealers, slo Tlie Healing Pool. SSAXf FOR TOFKfi WEV, wh have fall on into vicious habits, and now desire a mi; tier lire, aud a better MANHOOD, with certain means of relief for the afflicted. 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Meelianics' F.OUNBS IT, Manufacturers and Builders of STEAM ENGINES, CIRCULAR SAW-MILLS, Grist and Sugar Mills, Tobacco Screw Gumming Machines, Distillery and Mining Machinery, Malt Mills, Corn Shellers, House Fronts, Cellar Grates. IRON & BRASS CASTINGS OF KVKBY DKSCBIPTtOJf. MACniXEKT OP ALL KINDS MADS AND BEfAIRED. DEALERS IN BELTING. FIRE BRICKS. STEAM GAUGES, AND WROUGHTIRON PIPES. OLD MATERIALS BOUGHT, "We have the facility of the best ma chlnery and workmen, and will give all wore entrusted to us onr individual atten tion ; fill orders prorr ptly : warrant . our work; and charge reasonable prices. OFFICE AND rOUNDKY: ' CORKER FIRST & LEET STREETS, EVAKSVILLE, IND. N.B. Workmen sent to all parts to fit up worn ana ao repairing. fe2i SCJiULTZE, THUMAN & CO. H E I T Z H A S'Y Crescent Fouudry, Corner of Canal and Ingte Sts., EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, Manufactui era of STEAM ENGINE STEAM BOILERS Portable Circiikir Saw Mills, - IAS ., MaclU'jcry of every Description DEALERS IN BELTING, STEAM GA UGERS. FIRE BRICK, WROUGHT IRON PIPE, &c, &c. Rapairingdone at Short Notice. Also agents for StiliweU's Patent Heater and Lime Catcher. BOV7 ly W LLIAM HEILIiIATi, (Successor to Krfl ta & Hellman,) MASCFAtTl KEU AVi KtILIiF.Il or rORTiSLE AND ST1TI0XABY Steam Engines and Boilers, SAW AND GMST .MACHINERY, MILL TJiresli lag; MajlxSries, Coition antl Tobacco Presses, CIRCULAR SA IK MILLS, &C, 4c, SHEET IRON AND COPPE. R WORK! mad to o rder on short notice. IRON A tin -rtiarh r!ARTTrA of every descriptlr ,n. Dealers in stpam haitoks -OUM BELTIN Q FIRE KRICKS, WROTj 'OH1 IKON P TPKS. KOLTINU CLOTHS. Si -t manufa ntarera' nrlces. REPi fclRllSG done at thort notice.

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JOTIIT S. M'CORKLE. JOHN P. TWEED, McCORKLE & TWEED, Contractors and LSuIItlers, And Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, Brackets &c, &c, Cor. WALSl'I' EIGHTH STREETS, KvAysvii.i.E, Is V. All Orders Will refifilva nrnmnt ottonflnn f3.U3m r " BUILDERS' BMPOB,IUM. 8Im amis v sooaava OTKI 'aniABXYAH isudot; pun inurBv aaa-nay :3BJO pn raooJsei'Bg " soopd .RiainpBjnuBtn v aa puv pui rtsjaani ubo pus op 'sajf) 'Banuwit eiqitjpi j'snjais pa ubhbII 'uoaj pau lig pazjaiqiBjs "oibis Svl -joou jo 3DOJ9 e8iBi w puq no i abr om HIT18 YIKTA'IISXXJfJ IX0KU3A 93;id 0 Wt 8J0I83P -sans ub 9Av iqi no. Sujjussb 'u eqi uj 8uiqXi3A9 auisndaiOD aVA4aaVII 'SUXaTIHil jo vo9 6Si ano o uo -uvi mo.C xiva iaBinoiTJBd pinoM o,w 02? 'ssoisa ami 'ONiavoasaHivaM DNIH007J 'SHIVI 'SaiOKIHS hive 'sravd spupi n-B jo S2HSINHVA pn AuAtud o nu oanoiica Dtbmva tttt 'nrrrrk vt'.i unnwrr 'nTiTTtTT spiiR paB tezis jo SSVI9 , ' jap jo oi pa puq no 'Q3ZV7D Vuv QSmUd lH8Y8 's;soi n9-tt8N ;o eui eqi at SajqijaAa jui oujnnBra v pajudajj ojb pav 'sazis iasu qi II Jo 3ooj8 oSxbi b puq no d9X eAi syi oiJrf jno'uoiiBondi1 no 'noX pjnijoj ot Sddviz imm q iiuqs ett noi S( poJinbaj 3uiT)ia8 BasiJdtuoo istji ano JI 'lm noX 3aiJnsi9-93U3iJ3dxa ssaj mM. sabsjd uvvi soui3 puB jCn'.BUh spxvS -81 bb 'wapnnq jo nonJsns 911 ot oioni eau Jtno u. sapnJB qsiajni wso om. jani 83Aiesjno J3llS 8A Viapijnq pu 'jajni 9AB-iU9) tnojj pan rXjiBioeds sBjjai -vji Saipiina aBut ba sb 'esnoq 9uo Xq paidrasnB ejojaq J3A9U uonwuiquioo b Bosjjduioa iaamqsiiqjsa ano 'aatpnaq uj pojjuhaj aniqijaAa qsinani oj esodojd AS. 'sn l pnBq no aan pub joj pajnj -OBjnuBtu stBuaiBpi Saipnu jo isn jaiJq B 01 uov)U8nB jno.t iiya nnj-ioadsaj M Till CLE, MYERS & BR0.t Contractors and Bnilders And Proprietors of the SouthernPlaulnfr Mills Manufacturers of and Dealers in SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, FRAMES, Brackets, Mouldings, , And all kinds of work for building purpoHes. Dealers In FLOORING, WEATHERBOARDING, DRESSED fc UNDKEfcjaED LUMBER. ; All klods of STEAMBOAT AND COSTON WORK Done promptly. Corner Water and Cooasell Streets, Opposite Lamasco Wharf, apr30 EVANSVILLE. IND. LCMBER-LlIMHEn! reiHE suiiscKiitKU cloairiaiCEW Ji. the Lumber BuHiness at his old stand at the corner of Main and Heveuth Btreets, and would respectfully inform the public that his ttott is lare and second to nenf In the assortments, embracing Pine ol ; thicknesses and quality, from the nic Third Common aaglnaw Board up -Tnree-Inch First Clear Planar Also, 50i DOOIta of various thicknee and styles, and lO.UUO LiltiHTS. Window Bash, Pine and Poplar Bhlngi S and 4 -feet Lath, Mouldings, Casing Quarter-Round, fec, Ac. Orders from tbe country, river or tat. filled promptly. se21 U3rn JOHN F. GLOVER. XXTTjXXNE:!-. kanui'acttjbxb ot Sash, Doors, Bliaas, Frames, &c. and Dealer la Pine and Poplar Lumber, Shingles j SIDING, FLOOUISG, C Office and Factory, Corner M Ah and Walnut titreets, Evansville, Ind. Orders from abroad promptly attended to. ma!3dtf DRUGGISTS. JO SIN I, A VAX, 7'ijcsaie ana lieiau uragg Medicinal Paints, Oils, Brushes, &c, MA IM .ST., bet. Second and Third, Evansville, Ind. - Particular at.rUion given to CUTTING WINDOW GLAx4 to any sie. JurUl dti rBALOX'S "PAPHIAJT LOTIOS" For Beautlfjlng the Stln and Complexlon. Removes all Kruptions, Freckles, Plmpies, Moth Blotches, Taa etc .and renders IhsKkin fair, and blooming. Kor Louies in the Nursery it is InvaJua For Gentlemen after Hhavina: it has no kphlan lotion" is the only reUabl rernedy for diseases and biemisnes of the Bkin. 'T . riiAi.ON'fi "JPArniAN soAP'for the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, wlU not chap the siin. Price 25 cents per cake. ' "Fl.Oli IK MATO." t'FLOU 1E B4ATO." A New Perfume tor the Handkerchlei. Kiquisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance. PHALON t BON1 New York. Bold by all druiutlsta. f ty fc1

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LOOK AT THESE PPJCES: Ey Disston's C. S. 2G-inc!i Hand Saws, $2 25. SPEAR & JACXSON'S C. S. 26-inch Hand Saws, $2 25. SPEAR & JACKSON'S C. S. 28-inch Ripping Saws, $2 75. Patent Cross-Cnt Saws 75c per Foot Ames' Shovels, $1 25 Each. Coal Shovels, $1 25 Each Eest Chopping Axes, $1 25 ; CAST STEEL 8PADIXQ FOURS, $1 25. Balmont Nails, 103, 12d and 20d, $4 75 per Keg. elmout Nails-5d $5; Cd $5 25 ; 4d $5 50; 3d flee blned, $7 50 per Keg. Sieves Xos. 14 fc 10,2 per JLfOZCU. TURN TABLE APPLE-PARERS. $8 per Dozen, 75o Each. OHIO TOOL COMPANY : Single Smooth Planes 7Sc HlOKlc Jack Plnues $1 10; IoubIeNiuootlillniie8!l lO; Double Jaclt JMuiich 81 23; Double Fore Planes til 73: Double Jointer Planes $2 25; BRADBURY'S SPOKES HAVES, 2-inch 45c, 2 1-2 inch 55c, 3-inch G5e. We have now in our store a very larse and well assorted stock of general hard ware, all of which we oiler In the same proportion as the above. Terms OjxhIi. FRED. P. STRAUB & CO., Sign of the Broad Axe, NO. 82 MAIN STREET, Three doors above our former place. sel6 SAH17IL OSB. J1J1X8 DiVlDSOS. jr. X OM SAMUEL ORR & CO., DEALXKS HI IRON, STEEL, TIN-PLATE, WIRE, ZINC, SPRINGS, AXLES, Horse and Mule Shoes, Tinners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, WAGOJf AND BUGGY WOOBWOEa WRoconr stiur ibok novum At tba highest market rates. Water Street, EVANSVILLK, IND. lanU dtf niETTICHKU, KELLOGG & Co. (Successors to Wells, KellOKX A Co.) IMPOHTEKa AND JOBBEIUJ OF 13 lirHt r9tT-iet. SIGN OF THE BIG PADLOCK AXES, AXES, AXES, AXES, AXES, AXES, TABLE CUTLERi, TABLE CUTLERY, TABLE CUTLERY. POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLFIIY, POCKKT CUTLERY, Trace Clin.ln, Trace Oliuius, Trace Clmlns, Planters Hoes, Planters' Hoes, I'liiiiterw Hoes, . Mechanics' Tools, Blechanlcs Tools, Mechanics' Tools, BUILDERS' HABDWAKE, BLILDEUS' UAKUWAKR, BUlLItKUS' I1AKDWABE, COTTOM ANO WOOL. ('AKI)S, JOTTOBf Ail WOULl'AKUM, vorron ai wool. camh HmT RUBBER BELTINO, JiiUiT RUBBKH BEL.T1NO, JBBHT RUBBKR BEL.TIXU, MiU and Crcss-Cut Saw, Mill and Cross-Cnt Saws, Kill and Cross-Cat saws. CANIl buyers will find it to their advantage to examine oar slock before purohaiiloK elsewhere. At tae Old Stand, 13 First 8 BSTTICHEE, KELLOGG it CO. DEIJTISTS. DR. I. iA.. lcaident Ictal, Over First National Bank, Corner Main and First Streeu, Evansville, Ind MASrFACTITItKR or COSTlNli. ous Oum Wortc, Gold, Bllver, Vnlcaulte.Ooralite, and Amber PlaU, (Jarv Work, Artificiai Palates, dco. ( ADMINISTRATOR of Nitrous Oxlo. (an excellent and safe antithetic). Chit roform, Ether, and also several local pan lyaers. NEURALGIC Affections treated. MY FACILITIES are as good and rt establishment as large (conwistlng of riv rooms) as any in the United btates. I RErDRN MY THANKS for the tensive patronage received during tho pail ElOHTYRAKJi mchil COAL. T. F. 8AK8OK. ALKX.WII.EOIf SANSOM & WILSON, DEALERS II r IittHtn" Coul, And Bole Agents for the AIRDRIE and BLIGO Mlnen of Kentucky. Being agents for the towboats Robel Fulton and Red Fox, we are prepared to do towing at low figures. offices : 5 South Second Street and Blue DocK, Lamasco Wnarf. Steamboats and factories supplied on liberal terms. Imal dtica IJOTIGIJS,KTC Clement, Wliitc & Co. WEOLESALE DRY GOODS and NOTIONS 22 and 21 FIRST ST., jy21 EVANS VI LLlC, IND.

DDHOT7CTTET. It. COILIill DUSQUCIISrr & GILBERT, GENERAL COMMISSION M ER QUA X 1 S, so. Z0 rcydrcs Etrcel, ! KW OKLKANrt, I. A.. Orders and coiifcli Dinon'.s nr,!lclltni. JySdtf It. IC. DUXKKESOH , .J. K. Raskin. B. K. DUNKEESON : Forwarding & Commissioit AND GENERAL AGENTS SOUTH FAST FREIGHT LIME, CVKit THE EVASSYIIIE & CRAWF0RI1SVII.I I". TKKKK I1ALTK & I.VL'I.IMrOI.IS. BELLEFOMAIX L LAKE SIIOliE it EEIE EAILH0AD3. EVANSVILLE, IND. Liberal cash advances made on con! umeniH. frua ail HARIXJW J. Yll KX.m, of New Orleans. J. G. McCcluk u, of Louisville, Ky. K Nott, of Ke f Orleans. Phelps, McCtillccIi & Co., PRODUCE, PROVISION, AND GWEKAL Commission Ilorciiants, 112 1.5UYIF.:; STSKET, E.Ov24dtf NKW OKLKANs. F. H. EH n MAN & CO., Commission Merchants For the l'u -chase aud (?le of FLOUR, HAY, CORN, OATS, SALT, LIME, CEMENT, to., Ncs. 18 and 10 N. XYater Stri ct mal2 dtf fcVANHVILLK, INI'. PETER CASEY & 00., Commission 52ercItc?sJ For the sale of HAY, CORN, O ATM K 11 A N . Western I'rodace generally. "o. sa i. svr.j: stkiuit, api8dtf. VlCTtSBtTIia. MiMS WH. G. IIH0WN Forwarding and Conmissica VTHARFEOLT PI10PIUET0. Railroad and Fast Frelit Lip. 3 JanSdly Lewis IttrrryriR. Jr.. KvansvlUe. Ind. John Oilukht. C olconda, H.h. A. M. Duhouchkt, EvausiviJl-. Iud. L. RCFFNER, JR., CO., POKK 1 O IC 1Z It H. AND COMMISSION MER CHA N TS. AUENTH KANAWHA SALT COMPANY, WUKKLING NAILS WOHKS COMP'Y VERMILION FLJL1R MILLH. 8T. LOU13 FLO Lit MILLH. 50. 5 X0UT J WATEII STUELT, Ja21 EVANSVILLK, IND. VEr.3ow Bkothmkb, Purls EaBdtmr, Tenu A. W. Hi dkiiottc il, Kvanwille, ind. WELD0.M BROS. & CO, Cotton and Tobacco Factors. HUUDl'CK 4M CftllJIlSSIO.l HKKtiUMS. OElce COR. VINE A WATEU STRKETa, Kva:hviixk, Iso. JTHpecial all-mtlou givo.u to purohoalng Kupplica. may it d im L. it. EiTK'D a. K. ti A m a Mi t' V i3 a il. t A, i' k" 1: .tt 1. ks, J (Suoceftiors to W. M. Alttmau & Co., fi:S!EK.ll, AUf.S'lS, I'JiOOH 3f Forwarding aud CommlfMlou He chants, Evansville, IndiaiK. lixtor lo -Q. Wheeler, 1'ren't. FliKt National Bi:j eudHam'l Orr, Vice Prebldout Evansiiii, National Ban k. Agents for Ohio River Bait Co. J-oll-l H W l l. I, K K H I N I V K frlHtnisand former pu Irons lljt we are on rlKiii t 1 lit. EX, one door IfSow Vine, unit to L. Plersmn's Tin Shop. t,l!il in tlie trnde of LIQUOHH, J-LOUH, VOMMlHUlOAU, Sc.. UBd Should w p!tMed to see thewi. . 1L D. ALLab S CO. 12. IK Cl F0RWARDLNG AI(D ol MERCHANTS, KKCTIFiKKS, aud Wholc'salo DcalflrLIQU0E3, PL0UII, fcc F I R S 7 S T R E E T , One door below Vine, cent to L. Pierson' EVAf'BVII.LE, Jmjanl dtl. 1. 3. IIAYIIUKST, PRODUCE, COMMIXfiiOJV A.JS1) WAR!) IS O MERCHANT. No. (5.. uth VaitirhU Hay, Oast., i i IXtt.'ur ia Flour, Snccu aud Country 1'ro.iueu. R. M. BARTON. Co mm! Hi on 31i-tltitiii., So. 8.1 Vc?4 Second htrtct, CINCINNATI. Liberal advance made on 7 dtf consignments UVO. J. IH'H c. r. UU51P1IREY, LEWIS Z CO., rOBWAUDIXd ASD C0M3I1SSI0X MERCHANTS, lrojrietoiH ot Vn:iif boitl, KvjiiJf.vlIIo, I:td. jySldly , J. KIUSK FOBD JOH W. KT.KKR. DUNCANir, FOIi!) & EL0EE, AVliolcw alo Grocorn Cori O.VTI!A( I ACTOKS, Ko. 60 Vino titreet, CIJVCINNA TJ. Between Foorl and Hecond. fse2 Sni. , rAir.ri.ixKS' STANDARD ol all kinds. HORNCUOOK CO., INo. Noriu V.'au-r Ktr...-t, ocUS dtlra Evansville, iud

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