Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 October 1869 — Page 4

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Adverl'seraetjts, in this column, of three lin, ti insertion, Thirty Cents. U CJjC K, A..VI nHSHS-Two dozen PINGING MOCK5 JN'G-BIRDS and one dozen TALKING PARROTS for sale by SC'HtTi 7. fc CO., No. 21 Water street. oc27 d2t . pOTY ORDKSIN At the First National L Bank and at the Oily Clerk's Ofilce. :oei6 i7 - . ,:, JACOB S. LP WRY. JJOISE ASD TIIREK Gqiu Street, between Sia T.OTS Oa istb and Sev enth.. Inquire at Caldwell's Grocery No. S First Street. ocl9 dtf Becosimiax!) Is in good order, iiai OIEce. . ' FORCE PCHPIc quire at the Joursepll. 7ors; ASI I.OT-On Eighth Street, ui'.inita-Uua ana iiaioerry. t-n qnire t the Journal Office of.IHO IAS J. FOE IU2X7T. Jis. on Cherry street, Detwe and Third i-treets. Apply to PREs, BROS., 9 First Street. . foc.,8 dlw FOUITD. TIPPET-A Jady'a fur tippet, which was- picked lip near the National Halt on Monday pljut. Apply at the Journal. Office. foc27dlt WEDN ESX) A Y:...... ...OCTOBER 7, CJT Y JE;W.S, EST See M Found,''- in'SO-cent colS7Gct ybar Envelopes at the Jour? cI Office. -.V.VV.;-; ..',V:..':V,:. - ' gSeo Notice in local column, signed iP, Burke, executor." iRenmter the. Davenports will ojtea at'the Opera-Ilonse' on Fridaj night. : ' ' Va call tLo attention of Bookbinders to; the advertisement of Cook , & Marsters, New York, in this morning s paper, s'.. ,-.-" ' .-, -- (ti"-r t -r. : . ;i. ;.!.': JES?" The latent . additions to our cabinet of curiosities are two pairs of double pecan3,"whIoh were "given us by Billy Ilodson. .t?cu.-The weather yesterday afternoon was very cold, and,water froze in the gutters in the sunshine. "If the Winter is trbe judged by the weather of the past few days, it will be au unusually severe one; .''r; ' ' la fa;-' ' ' 'ii i ..- ATgrTha gupreme Court of this State met yesterday, and it was expected that the decision 'in the Tobacco Warehouse matter, in this city, wou!d;be ' rendered. ' ' . : ; Criminal CouutI The only busings transacted in this oourt yesterday, was a couple of liquor cases, for selling' without license. The" court adjourned. . ; ' Y ; . (Joi.vq Soctd. W. T. Noel, Esq , will leavo for New Orleans to-day by rail, going by way of Louisville. He wants to got out of this cold climate for a while. : FiLLixa Cisterns. Steam Engines Nos. 1 and 2 were out last night filling public cisterns, among others, a cistern in Bo wlcytown. $3? Ever-pointed Pencils, with Fa" ber'.s Leads, assorted sizes, on hand at the Journal OSco. ' j " : llsttODELED.-Tho old High School building, formerly the Baptist Church, on the corner of Clark and Carpenter Streets, is being remodeled, and will be fitted up for stores. The street ia to be widened in front of the building. ,-.:' : .':':.. I . ,. . ''! Nbw IIoun. Wc were shown yesterday a beautiful new horn, made to order in Boston, for George W. Warren. It is a splendid instrument, with a rolled gold mouth-piece, and ia elegantly carved in appropriate designs. Prof. Warren 'can produce splendid music on this instrument. i Harried. Prof. F. W. Ossenberg, a quiet and gentlemanly musician, formerly leader of Golden's orchestra, was married yesterday, and himself and bride left on tha evening train. We mention as a joke that a lot of mischievous boys honored his residence. with a cluxrkari, nat knowing the twain were many miles away. ' Freight Book. The Journal J ub. Rooms and Bindery have just turned out a Freight Book for the Evansville Tobacco Warehouse, which was gotten up to the order of Martin, Gardner & Co. It is a book that is needed in every tobacco warehouse, and the other warehousemen are invited to cramino the book at M., G. & Co.'s office. Locust Street. The work of bowldering Locust Street will soon be finished, only a small gap remaining between Fourth and Sixth Streets. On some portions of the street the bowlders have been taken up and pit down two or three times, owing to some trouble with the gravel, we believe. - - White's Files for Newspapers, or any Magazine, is the best article .now in the market. ; Drilling. The Hook and Ladder Company, unacr tbc command ot Captain Loudeman, were out with the ladders last eight, drilling. They will soon learn to handle the ladders quite expertly. They think they will be able to give satisfaction when called on for duty. Missionary Meetino. St. Paul's Missionary Society will hold a meeting at St. Paul's Church this evening, and it is hoped that the entire congrtgation will bo presents Short addresses will bo made by Bevs. Van 'Antwerp and Burford, and by Col. Denby, Judge Johnson and others of "the Laity. It is desired to make the Society more useful, and th cordial co-operation of the congregation is desired. Bcmembcr, at 7J this evening. &Sf" Faber's Pencils, Mucilage lieservoirs, Amulets, Carter's and Step'.iens' Ink and Blank Books, at "ourn-d Ofaj?.

Heating ey Steam. The Journal Counting and Editorial Booms arc indebted to W. C. Turnock & Co., of this city, for a heatise apparatus that makes them unusually, comfortable. The ; Loiters are made of upright coil3 of wrought iron pipe, with ornamented cast, iron bases and caps, "and .are "both ornanienl and .,aA,l VnrnWllfP IB &ddltiOU tO

CIO iuiuk" t their yalue in radiating heat. The steam is taken from the boiler and tha -hcaters by means of an iron pipe. The whole arrangement 13 done in ' the most workmanlike zaancer. 5 We. invite all who use steasa in connection with their offices or places of business, to tall and ex amine our beaters,' thoroughly per suaded that when they do so they will give Messrs. Tcrnock & Co. an order for , similar . heating arrangements; in their establishments. Messrs. lUB NOCK design paying "particular attention to thi3 branch of their .business', and will attend to all crders prompUy. I Weddino Cards1---No' ofSce in the State isso well prepared ai we are for printing, the very .finest -quality of Wedding CaTds. We " have- the bost stockln the itaret.;; .J'; 2 ! Damage to; ToBAcco.-Mr. H.C. Nanney, who has traveled extensively through Warrick. Spencer, Pike, Dubois and GibsonCounties,1 informs 'us that the tobacog cut jandhun in barns aud tobacco sheds , was badly frozen ' ' and 'greatly' damaged ' by the i heavy V, freeze of 'th'e last tbrf e br- four. night3. .Ho... estimates that one-half the -crop is' badly damaged,Jand; at least onVfourtVabBolutely ruined We aro -aw'afc that gentlemen, cognizant 'of these.faets, have already telegraphed 9 to their commission merchants in Mew "f ork and New. Orleans to hold on to their tobacco for the 'present, inanticipa' tion of a considerable advance in the price f twbaeeo. -i . ovi i v s New School, The Sohool Board, have perfected arrangements to use the basement of the German Methodist Church, corner Fourth and .Vine Streets, as a Primary ; School.-a The Superintendent will make; Arrangements , to transfer., the f children pa Monday next who. wilL occupy the room. 1 -f"'"' i ' Tbe.crowded condition' of the Pri; mary Schools makes.- this change? very desirable one and wo are glad to learn that it has ' been' 'perfected. If alt our German citizens could jSee this matter in the same light we think it would be greatly to" their interest as well as a benefit, tq tho schools at large. : -.- - ; .,-,: -. r ; J-i-:, Evansville Terse Haute1. ,& Danville Railroad. A meeting of the Directors of the Evansville, Terre Haute & Danville Railroad was held at the Terra Haute. - House in Terre Haute, on Monday evening, aC which John Ingle, Jr., resigned the position of President and Josephus CoIIett, Jr., was elected to euccood him. i . By order of the Directors the heavy work On the line will be let at once, and. ties and other material purchased. An adjourned meeting wa3 to be- held yesterday. ; ' ' ;. , ' . .'" Try the nicely perfumed Initial Paper, for sale at the - Journal Office. - Further Tobacco Reports. By advices received yesterday. by Martin, Gardner & Co,, we learn that the dam age i to the tobaeeo crop -by the late cold weather : ha? bcen( very great. Their advices arc from 'Indiana, Illinois, and Northern Ken tucky, and the information is to the effect thatall tobacco housed and' not cured, or protected by firev has beea very Beriously damaged by freezings The amount of damage cannot bo estimated, but .it is undoubtedly .very great. ; v! j'-- ' - A Foot Race.' Policeman Bill Paine a few 'nights ago discovered a negro trying to get into the stable of Charley Miller, in the rear of his grocery, corner of Chestnut aud Fourth Streets. Paine ... xna.de for ." the negro, but : Sambo saw him coming, and started up i the alley, : running' like a quarter horte. Bill was after him like a streak of " double-geared lightning,'1 but the negro had too good a start, and made his escape. It is somewhat singular that all the . little petty thefts lately have been committed by negroes. ' - " '" "'- . Distant Shipment. On Monday last, II. -F. Blount & Co. shipped a large lot of ; Uric Plows" to Lexington, Texas, via Galveston and Brenham. This is a far distant order, and is indicative of the , business reputation that our city' now cnjoys.!' The products of our manufacturing establishments' are sent out all over tho South and Southwest, and when the E.. II.& N. Railroad connection is completed, our field of operations will be greatly enlarged. Another great region of country will be opened up to us by the building of tho Evansville, Carmi and Paducah Railroad. , Before Justice Emery. Peter Hague, yesterday, filed an affidavit against Tom Walker, a negro," for stealing a lot of articles from him a few ' days ago.., The negro, .als"o, stslc various articles from ' Tobias Sasse. We mentioned, the "rfaet-'cf Walker's arrest by Sheriff Miller yes terday, but "gave, -hu namo as, Clark, which was a mistake.- The' parties all live in Knight Township. Walker acknowledged : his ... guilt, and-was bound over in. 200 to appear -at the Criminal Court.' In default of -bail he was sent to tho county jail. J . , ; -w.a i 3-The festival scas6n is appr'oaching, and will fbe ushcred-in on -Tburs'-day night, oil w hich'oceasion iba Fair and Festival-for thV' benefit. cf tho Sabbath' Sch?cr?f vtliQ Church ff the Holy Innocents' wili'dommcnee.' -As the Fair "will last ciily two' nights, Marlctt,slIan.butta.-bo'fijIeaoth n'ghts. ' . ' ; "

ittcl. yesterday, to give

f- We orai B. F. Gillett the credit of discovering some, articles that had been stolen by a negro. . , . : - flortsE Fair. A special train, carryingexcursionists .at half fare, will If are. for Sullivan at .7 o'clock this morning. . ; City Lamp Posts. Ia our Council Proceedings, yesterday, reference was made to Graham's Patent Anti-Freezing, Drip Receiving Lamp Post, manufactured at Chillicothe, Ohio. The Council ordered three of the posts, for the purpose of giving them a fair trial. It is claimed that each post will annually save to the city from three to five dollars. As every, tax-payer jsj aeepiy lnieresiei in au matters mat, will reduce the expenditures of the municipal government, wa have )cnade Borne inquiries into the merits of. this larap post. It i3 claimed that it -will pot freeze? up in ther severest climate daring the Winter r it is not liable to choke up with 'dirt 'or water, by condensation in ..the pipe, and the gas being ,k free from dirt and impurities, a more? brilliant and beautiful light; the-, burners i remain perfectly tlean from on? to two years, without any attention r they need'-no more attention m inter man. in Summer inoriths saving all" tho expense for labor ia watchingand; pro tecting the lamps : from freeziDg,- the cost' pf alcohol or glycerins used for that purposed "and the frequent digging up"rthexosta ;to,-tbaw, them- out. The service pipe is made in two pieces, and co'nnaete.4.iear tbo jbase , of the post with a running, thimble or other union, dispensing with jthc inside uptight pipe. ; i-t -..;;. ,y. i -jv-i u .i i. Mr,' Steineker , was1 iai'Cliillicothe, laatSummer.arui had his attentioncalled tQ this past which! was beinstested by the city ' of ,..CIiiilicot fie ' at .'which place they seem to have been' a per feet success, as the City Council has ordered all tho. .-old posts to- be ro- , , a . ......... . . i A c- - x.t piacea witn, pewoueB yjti wtauaua patent. The improvement, we under stand, can be applied to old pjsts, when not rusted -off.- i in .j.:-t t ! TUo PxtKCoudcil . propo'sa o giie the new posts a trial.: .One will be set up at the interscctida 'ofthq alley, on Sycamore- Street, betwean First and IWa'ter", anrdtwo others ia.' other parts 'of, tho city. ;:;;?:.:":; a I It is a!so: claimed that this post wiit not consume as much gas as the ones at presenHn ..use and as-, our city is rapidly growing, and new po3ts wU have to be paiup from time, tQ,time, great interest will be taken in tho test of - Graham's patent.' If it should prove to be all that is claimed for it, it will bo a largo item in the lessening df our "municipal expenses. ' ' w "' i.Sa'le op Real Estate. Yester' day, Fred. W Wiggenhaus sold to Joseph Turnock, John F. Glover and James E. Pittman, Trustees - for Morning Star Lodge No. 7..I.0. O. F., 50x75 foct, being the northeast onethird of : Lot CO, Old Plan, for S3..000 cash. : Morning Stfr Lodge own3 the fifty feet frontinjir on First Street, at the corner of Sycamore, and Peter Vierling, the twenty-five feet front adjoining . the ". lot owned by , tho Lodgo. The lot purchased yesterday fronts on Sycamore Street, and is' the fifty feet at the rear end of' the lots owned by Morning Star Lodge and Mr. Vierling. The Lodge wants , the 50 by 50 feet in rear of her lot. and Mr. Vierling wants the 25 by 23 feet iU'rear of his lot. Mr.'V; will purchase from tho - Lodged which- will make both lots extend to the alley, making the lots very desirable for business property. " isrVheMV." c! B:& Co.'rFalcon Pen, well known' as one of the best steel pens in the warketb for sale at the Journal Office. . Lighting the Gas Complaint is occasionally made that the city gas lamps are not lighted on many occasions when they should be.' The matter was- referred .to by Councilman Steinbach on Monday night, and the information was elicited that there is a certain rule, or ordinance, perhaps, that govcrn3 the matter.: It was stated that there are ten nights in each month in which the moon is "advertised to shine," and during those ten nighis, the gas in the city lamps is not lighted. The Railroad Accident. We learned yesterday, from passengers by the noon mail train, some further particulars about the accident on tho Indianapolis & Cairo Railroad, mention of which' we made yesterday. The. train consisted of the locomotive and tender, and one baggage, one passenger and two freight cars. The baggage; .car was precipitated down an embankment about thirty feet. The passengers ;in the passenger coach were more or less injured one person very seriously, we understand. No one was killed. The cause of the accident was owing to the track being too wide, made so to accommodate "compromise" cars. The wounded were all taken to Vincennes. Sent t to. Jail. MatilJa Blackburn'a mulatto woman, was arrested yesterday, jcharged" with larceny. A lot of quilts lost by Simon Gumberts, last June,, were .discovered by Tom Royston, who was at the house looking for some other articles. He was furnished vith a description of the quilts, when they were-; stolen, and recognized, them as ; soon ' as he saw them. She had as examination befora Recorder ' Willard, and was sent to jail lnr default of $200 bail. Matilda, as "wo understand, served one term ia the penitentiary, and ha3 only uecn oat auuut tuo j.coj. s . . -1 r . , i j -a : . . An Ancient Document. Wo were shflwn yesterday a very ancient docui icat,--printed inllah type long primer of wbicV the .'folic wing is a copy." ' '.-..;-''; :.': : ' . I do . hereby t-erif"r - tliat Ames

j Nanney hath taken and subscribed!

the oath or afSrmation cf allegiance and fidelity as directed by an act of the General Assembly (of Virginia) entitled an act to oblige the free male inhabitants of this State, above a certain age, to give assurance of allegiance to the same and for other purposes, t . Witness my baud and seal this 19th dav of Sept., 177V. Signed "- John Povf ell. ; .Weekly Journal. The Evansville Weekly Journal will be issued this morning. It i3 full of choice " reading - matter, editorials, financial and commercial reports, miscellaneous, etc. Copies in wrappers, price five cents, can bo had at the counting-room. The price ' of the Weekly, per a nnum, is only $1 50. It is the cheapest and best paper published in 'Indiaial. The market reports are alone worth twice the Bubscriptio'ri prtco to every"" farmer. 4 j r ; rT . I tO& fha largest' stock of Initial Paper in thi3 city is for sale at the Journal Office all letters on hand. J , f. lIISSIOXiBY oncEv- - KgUcelsLereby glyeatbat the Missionary Society ot Bt. Paul' Church will meet at St. Paul's Church Evansville, Indiana, thU (Wed seed ay) evening, OctoberZT, 1869, at ocloc5r.-- Every member of the oongregatloa Ii specially rquestedto be present. .!.-' "' A. j 1 C. Dekbt. President. j ,:i.OCAL. uoTicrs. I '""'''fi"":!;-.u'.SoUce. I j TliA-iiraioLMcNair '& Salat Boot and Shoe j Dealers, No. '47 ' Maia Street, Ihas been dissolved,' F. H. Wilke laviagt purchased the interest of Mr. McNair. The style.of the firm hereafter wjll be , T ' -.1)7 - j'i . k jTtfT'. r.'O.T'i-,' ,.1 S'otlce. ; The Bfi!ersrgiied hereby givesnotice that all persons who have purchased, any gc pis. at the sale of the personal property of - the late 'John McManaman, are requested to call for the same, on or before 12 c'cloek today otherwise tho same will be oiFered again for sale. P. Burke, oct27-lt. Executor. The Age of Xovelty. t Roman Fringes. Roman Tassels, Setts for Arab Shawls, new "styles Netts Plaid Gimps,' Astracban and Plush Cloaks, Tartan Plaids, Velours, Repps! and ; all desirable Styles of Dress Goods. Call and see them at Coolidqe's New York Store, 69 Main Street. " oc27 d2t f - r JC-The latest style Millinery Goods and "Velvet, .can be, always .had at Hughes'. ' r ' oct25 J Don't Dye, use " Barrett's." Indiana Horse Fair, at Salllvan, Oct. ..j-, ; 5"6ta to the 39th, ' The E. &. C. R. R. will sell Excursion Tickets to this Fair, commencing Tuesday, the 26th. Off Wednesday a special train will be run, leaving Evansville at 7 a. m. Return by mail train. The finest exhibition of slock , ever seen in the State is anticipated. J. E. Martin, Sec'y. -oct25 Si ' , " Barrett's " a toilet luxury. " t&"Mr. Marconnier, tho famous Hatteri has just engaged a furrier from New York, and is now ready to make all kinds of Ladies' Furs out of raw Ekins, and do repairing at the shortest notice. Remember, he has got tho only regular furrier in the city. ", oct23-lw v Notice. We desire" notifying the public that we have all the orders we can possibly fill up to December 1st, lboy.and cannot receive anymore un til that time. Sfeer & Co., Proprietors Rockport Coal Mines. ; oct22 lw JB?100 Broche and Paisley shawls, Irish poplins and fine dress goods very cbcap, at - ,; r-;ui . Schapker. Bussing & Co. - lr the ladies but knew what thousands of them are conntantlv relating to us. we can didly believe one half of the weakness. proarauoa ana ui8tres experienced by them would vanish. James Marsh, Ksq., 159 West Fourteenth Street, New York, says, 'he has three children, the first two are weak ana puny, his wife bavins; been nnable to nurse or attend them, but she has taken Plantation Bitters for the last two years, and has a child now eight een months old which she has nursed and reared herself, and both are hearty, saucy ana wen. me article is invaiuaDie to nio'hers.".tc .,.., ,..- . . - Huch evidence might be continued for a vo:ume. . ine best evidence is to try them. They apeak for themselves. Persons of sedentary habits troubled- with weakness. lassitude, palpitation of the heart, lack of appeiue, urstress alter eating, torpia liver, constipation, diabeteo, Ac, will rind speedy relief throngu these Blliers. Magsoua Wateh. Superior to the best imported German Cologne, and sold . at half the price. . octi.d.Jt-eod "Barrett's" stands unapproached. Uo?Decalcomania,' or Pictures for transfering, with varnish for fixing at Fish & Barter's. - ocltf JE" Five hundred choice Bacon Hams, in prime order, for sale at the Builders' Emporium, in lots as wanted. .Water, between Walnut and Locust Streets. oct9-15t Babcqck & Steele. You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats at 55 cents, at Glick & Schwartz', opposite the Opera House. sep25 Sa?Tho Card Photographs made by W. T. Worthington "& Co., can't be beat this side of New York. Come, see for yourself, corner Main and Second Streets. sep28-lm 3?" Prang's Cromos, equal to the finest Oil Paintings, from $1 50 to $25 00. Call and examine them at F. & B's. . - cltf Money Saved R. W. Harper & Co., No. 30 First Street, are now offering to the trade a large variety of fine tobacco and cigars of their own manufacture. They manufacture their entire stock, and will sell as cheap as the same articles can be bought in the United State. Dealers will make it to their interest to call on them and examine for themselves. as they can save the cost of transpor tation irom toe .ast as well as the profits made by the wholesale dealers. sep'tf Barrett's" Hair Restorative. E3fGo to Fish & Barter's and eet one of those beautiful Bible3. They have a complete assortment of Family and Pocket Bibles. -ooltfJCSfThe price of Photocranhs is reduced to 13 CO per dozen at V. T. Worthington & Co.'s, corner Main and Second Streets. Come, see us. scp23 lm j IST" Novelties in Dress Goods, now on sale and very cheap, at Schapker, Bussine & Co.'s. Ff 29

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rS'Fish irc Barter .havo -;i ficD assortment of Ladies' Initialed Note Papers and Envelopes to xaatch. " 4 ecltf 2KT T. C Eridwell & Co , corner of Main and Third Streets, have a full stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, American and imported Perfumery, toilet "Soaps, Brushes, &.O. Prescriptions carefully compounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Cct-i press and Rockbridge Alum Waters. j2l7-tf.. . . ! 'iSSTorn money taken at pSr Co. for goods at Schapker, Bussin u S V II R. LA For other liiter Items ste UlUrd Page. There were no additional arrivals up to dark last nizut.Z-The Clara Scott was receiving largely for her return trip', and would have to decline freight The Norman, P. K. Barclay, 13 announced for .Memphis at 4 p. si. tx-dayf f S1k1 a finely ayuiuu ticuiuvi, uapiaiu jLjAitiaj'i uci commander, and John Travis and J. F. Wllbank5, her clerks, are as pleasant gen tle.nen as we ever met, and wilt give every attention to passenger and Bhipper-sjAi.'..! The John, Lumsden.has bad an. -ad ditloir made to her hew texalt, aid her. . pllot-hause -.ieya.:ed, which addd greatly to her "appearance. The Lurasden Is rapidly being pat la busings order, and will leave on Saturday for Memphis, with that Tenowned Jold veteran Capt. Josh V Throop on the roof, and Capt. Owen W Davis In the office. Shippers should bear this fact lit mind, as she will be about' tff only good passenger steamer "able to "go out of the river by Saturday, unless we have a rlse..l.i... ...Captain Joe McRey nolds, of the steamer Hartford, arrived home by rail on .Monday uigbt. , Fiom him we learn lhat the Hatirord w a.! at tached at Woodbury," on an attachment Issued from the court of Butler Ccunty, Ky. Ho delivered the boat, with all hfr books, safe, money and keys to the ofa cers decllnlos to bond her ut, va the expects, .after, .gaining , a VrdJct,'.' to Vr&In heavy4 danrases 'for'.-the; detention.5- The case will now I thoroughly tested, and the question of the right of the State of Kentucky to hand over' one. -of the great rivers to a private corporation, will bi forever set at rest. Tho decision 'Will be loofced. for. .with latent.8 iaexet.t by all our oltlzsns, antt especially; by lha people along the line of the rive? whor are' some what excited on the subject...... The new and elegant steamer Evansville may bo expected to leave for Bow 11 eg Ortru 'and au way points at f.m, to-uay. captain Vanmeter is her experienced commander. , .The Armada will, . we, are In formed, lay up for thepresent, as there ia not suffideat water, to run. her-, to advan tage The Bam. Orr will come off the docks to-morrow, and will probably leave for Eastport oa Saturday .The Pales tine did not arrive till near midnight The Palestine bad a good trip. Her officers report the Garrett and Bam J. Hale aground at French Island,, and the Garrett's barges scattered allpver tjie river. .The Clara Scott got off about 8 o'clock last night, with a fair. trip. Itlver JDispalclicw. Pittsburg, Oct. 28. Monongahela 2 feet ana rising, weather clear and cool; thermometer 40 - Ci cijpi natf, Oct. 20.Port List-Arrl vais : Kale Robinson, St. Louts; L-orena, Memphis. Departed: Leonldax, New Orlean-. itivtr declining, with bj feet In the cnannei. Mejipii;s, Oat. 23. Weather clear and cold. Kiver falling. Arrival: Bt. Joseph. Departed: Kubicon.St. Louis; Dau Aide, Cairo; W. C. Gray, with uo blei of cotton, Cincinnati; Julia, Vicksburg; Legal Tender, White River. New Orleans, Oct. 5C. Arrived JtCommon wealth. Departed: Lady Gay, Richmond and Virginia. LO0ISVIU.JB, October 28 Port List: Pink Varblo, from Teantssee River: Falls Pilot, from St. Louis, and the packets. The river is declining, with 3 feet i Inches in the canal. All the piers of the Ohio Kiver bridge except one have been finished. The work is being pushed with great rapidity, and it Is now confidently expected that the bridge will be ready for the passage of trains over it by the 1st of December. Weather clear and very cold. Thermometer 33J at 7 p.m. Business brisk. St. Lours, Oct. 20 -Port List. Arrived : City of Cairo, from Memphis: Marble City, from Vicksburg; Minnesota, from St. Paul; Natrona, from Hannibal; Rot Roy, liom Keokuk; Bayard, Louisiana and Milwaukee, from fct. Paul. Departed: City of Ht. Paul, for St. Paul; Rob Hoy, for Keokuk; Stonewall and Olive Branch, for New Orleans; Colorado, for Vicksburg; Submarine, lor Memphis; Natrona, for Hannibal. The river is still deeliniag, and all the upper streams falling. Weather clear and ooid; mercury 28 at 9 a. m., and 39' at 3 r. m.; now freezing pretty hard. Caibo, Ills., October 23. Port List Wauaulta. Memphis to Cincinnati '10 p. m. : Anna, Cincinnati to St. Louts, a a. m : Armadillo, Cincinnati to New Orleans, 10 a.m.; Bon Accord, St. Louis to Metropolis, lp.m.; Indiana. New Orleans to Cairo, 1 p. m.; McGill, Memphis to St. Douls, 2 p. m. ; IdaStockdaU.Kt. Louie to Red Kiver, 3 p. m. River fell S Inches. "Weather clear. Alercury i STEAMBOATS. FOB LOUISVILLE. The magnificent passenger steamor , ., MORNING ' KTAB. George Dauley, Master; rrana jjousrnerty. Clerk. Leaves for Louisville and all way noits. to-day, WEDSESDAT, OCTOBER 37 ru, at 6 o'clock p. it. For freight or passage apply on hoard, or to w. G. BRO V N A CO. . R Agents. yOR PADUCAE AND CAIRO Tha new and staunch low-water stesmer If BURKS VILLE, aaattaukiaLovell, Master; George Throop, Clerk, Leaves for Cairo and all way points on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27TK, at 4 o'clock p.m. For freight or pawise applv oni board, or to DUKE NICUELSON, oc27dlt Agent. FOR CAIRO AND MEMPHIS. The elejant and fleet steamer NORMAN, P. K. Barclay, Master ; John Travis, Clerk, Leaves for Memphis and all way, ports, , - WED5EADAT, OCTOBER 27th, at f o'clock p.m. For freight or passage apply on board, or to HUMPHREY, LEWIS Sc CO., W. O. BROWN & CO , dlt r , , . j r . t A gents. FOR PADUCAH, CAIRO.AJfn MEM PHI 3 The elegant light-draught steamer JOHN LUM3DEN, ir -i iriinl ' "K" turuup, miuisr; Owen W. Davis, Clerk, Leaves- for Memphis and all way poi ts. SATURDAY, OCTOBEP. 30TH, at 4 o'clock p.m. For freight or passage apply on board, or to c . WH. CON AXT, . , oc27dlt Agent. FOR BOWLING-GREEN. The new steamer . j. " EVANS ViLLE, aCaptaln. W..S. Vanmater, Leaves for the above and all way poluis on HEDNEKDAY, OCTOBER 27l'H, at 4 o'clock p.m. ' For freight or passage-apply on board. oc27 nit ARCHITECTS. H. liUSSINNA, JLt CIIIT E G 'X mce No. 3 CHANDLER'S BUILD1NO Corner First and Loeuit Streets, Evansville, ind. , Plans and specifications for all kiruit of buildings furnished at short notice, and on reasonable term if inch 15 d:i;O A Xt 1. ROBERT BOYD. BOYD & WOOD, ARCHITECTS, No. 7 Chandler's Clocks Corner Fir .t and Locust Streets, EVANSVILLE, IN I). Plana and Specifications prepared r.u short notice and reasonable term. janlj dlf .

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I ...Jen ii'.'.. i.tiret. r.y x-i!:riiis.J Nisw Xoiu, Oct. 0. CcTrow C,ti!et, nnd without decided cl an-r-j; sales of IfiOJ baits at 20)i,c for uilildil'tiSiupiaDdu. . . FLoustiveeeipts 19.1S5 barrels; market iifcuvv and .c:s)a hwer; sa.lt;s ot 1 1,0 X) barrels; t i-i;0 2." lor Kuperflue Stato nnd - v.rt.Nirn; ' i5 SO.'aG Co for extra sta:a: t-i "i-M 40 -lor extra vv'esu'ni; M t'ni7i iir vtiiUe riietfc extia; l tj : 5i for Toand hoop Ohio; $3 2.V3.U T.j for extra Mt. Lauiic. and 7 for good to oLiiit; do. : cloMn-r litavv: lociadlns In !-aies4,0it barrel's of low to eoou extras for export at tj 76'iS 1. Rye flour quiet; sales oi spJ barrelo at toki&t . - - C.'.iRX SlliAL Ouiet. "' WKtitv- 1'lrui; sa'es of 200 barrcii of W r. item ulH 21 free. WiiaAi-IUroeipiii 1 9.C78 bushels; market ontued v. shade firmer, and closed nub t t about yesterday's prices; sales of 116,0t0 bushebt at. ,fl 10. H li for reiecu d No. 8 Srriu; il :.-il a7 for No. 2 do.; i 2S for coraruon Wlult-r red Illinois; 81 4 for nrriiher Tennese: 81 tor white Michigan tl 41 t i'A for Winter red and amber Western, cnieny l 40 dl Rye-Dull; Baled 01 bOO bushels Western at fel fj.al 16. HA1U.2V In moderate requeit; saiei of 10.-.W tiuKtie s attiajai..'3 lor two-rowea site, and Si &3 for (u.iwla Wet. . S liALirr MAir Dnil. ! Couv iWcAiilk 2'iMlQ busheli. 2-a3o bet ter and activa? Knifes of 74,iXx) bushels at H'.)3 (fil lor utiKOUuti mixed W esteru, aud Jl Wi tl 07 Jor sound do. ... OAts-Recelpts !),SJ bushels: without ilecided chanxe : sales of U2.UU0 bushels at Sjlfi4WnO for uevv S. uthern ami Western Rick Firm; CurpUita, Sa'J'Ac. COFi-KE Film.' ' 'Scgak Steady; sales of 70 hhdsatll4 C123 lor Cuba,ad lil2jc for iJorto Rico; alhO, 4Uj uoxt'i uavaaa at iiy.utuyiz. M 0 e. a Si a s te d v. iiOPi Uuiot. with sa'e3 at 10320c for American. - Oils Petrclusn Arm, at ZZli'Ao for re.fcPiRira Tvuvasruiit Quiet at 47W4So, i'oiiK Firmer j sates of 4J bbU at 831 Xl(i .51 tw icr jMecs,'CK)iuz at 111 on casn ; b-j uua 2tJ2a for pi'iuio, and 8U7 0023 25 for prime menu. Bkef Steady; sates 125 bbla at f(3S13 10 for new plain mess, and 1 i M lor new extra nfess: Beef liams Kteatly; bales of 80 bfcls at l i2 o. " . . . Cut MBA-wir nchangpfl : eals packages at 14J.1 for fchoulders, and 17(4iao. ror uaiui; ujiuuitrnjiiici.iwiM ui oj uu.m iet?-eui u nw 1 ' 4 , a 1 -rj ,v,kw j u livj.i j . auu clear at 17c in bulk. Lard-Li uchauged ; sales of Oijtltj.ces at 16fjlSs for steam, aud IS Jl&jc lor kettle renuerea. -.' . B3TTtfaJC!iiet, at CO 3.733 for Oaio. r, t.- . .1- a- f t tt .t 17 llilo fp.a . FikiUts To Llverpoi Urm;8hlpmeut4 of 12.UUU bushel of wheat per steam at 10c. . x ; , 7'eU-Araph, Cx3iois?ati. October it. FxiOt7KUnch34isrd ; family 85 50(5 75. -WHEAf-liuil: red 1 10 al 11. Cottx-C2aiet aod uuchauged; the whole range 1 t to 00c. , , . . Wye 903P54. ''r I' x if tv.Y riYlt! jifiif rricin -nominal. ' Cotton Firm rtnlddlica 2iiic - Tobacco In moderate demand ; sales of 12 no:iiieaaa at 91 4'JKiv zj. Whisky-Very dull, at t 12. Mess P.rnir Dull, at 21c. " Laud Declined to l(J!ic. and dull Eacdn :Tb8 stick, now here 11 in'tha hands of One party, and he Is Jobbing It out at ltijic lor shoulders, ana ltiWo for side-i. Usees Meats Quiet, but firm, at 1, H A. ana lo'ic. burriER In fair napply, itnd prices are a siiade lower: rre.sh VJ .,.jic. Cheksk 1 lrm, and the demand good, at 17.;f4lS;c. oils Jjtnseei oil declined to 9"2v96c, and is dull. Iara oil Jl :-13( 1 US. Petroleum firm; at i'Jft.Joe lor refined. ' Hoopla good demand, at f9 C0310 50. and xne receipts are light. Gold 130. buyinc. Exchange steuuy, at 1-10 discount buy ing, ana par selling. Monet The market Is c'.ose. -1 1 - bl. LOIJ'.B 2c.rs.ei. By l e:e-, raph. St. Louis, October 20 TonACVO Strontf tHiH9lic for lug, and 10,M2J4c for diirkieat; no other qualities 011 tbe marRet. Cotton -Cnchaneod ut 24-521'Xc. Hejii Firm, bt-t not much demand; small sales af dressed at I2.W. . . Klouu-Dull and weak: Spring and Fall superfine tl jl 75; extra t!i 75?a5 10; double extra tl Woi ,3; iripplo extra j doj'); lamny 91:91 vj. Wheat Firm and generally better; No, 2 to choice Hrrins. mainly Nebraska. tf7c; No. 2 red Fall t OVl 11; No. 1 do 81 12 al 0; choice 81 V5U 27; choice white Si Si'-al 40. Cobs-Firm at 82;iSGo for mixed ; 81(iS7c for yellow; lor white; the latter faiicr. o.tTS-uncuangea at loi-Cfttxic in nuia; ID acBH . - Bah ley Dull altl 2)(il io lor prime to choice Minnesota Spring; il 80 lor choice ran. Rye -Very heavy, buyers holding off; small sales at eo n7Jo. WiliSkY Steady at 11 lo. Groceries Quiet ud unchanged. Pokk Dull and lower t J2!) otiftii'O for dry salt; clear sides l'j; 4200. 1 Ann Dull a jU nominal. sen ori;olu ana Blctu ara.t. try TeioeraclJi.l ' " New i'ouK. Oct. 28. r ' Money Stead y at 5i7 per cent: chiefly U per cent tor can loans. ir-TRLiNG-i-A saane aster at i4c. Gold -Dull; opened at 13-iVi aud closing at l.io;t-iiiOi. i;arrytng ratesantH percent. The bteamer Ilo.'salia look JUJlO.OOO. The nnal purmfr.t or z per cent, to the credi tors, of tito Gold Excnange Bank will be made to-morrow, when tiie recei vernliln will tcrminato aud the bar k will pass lnio the control of its oillcers. Thebtnk comes out of the nfl'alr with t he loss of its surp us anil about bait its capital, which wns ttfi. 1XXJ. It will, therefore, have stbout S2.yj.000 with wlilch to ko on. . A meeting of tUe stockholders of Well. Fa co.s express was caiteit ior noveiuoer lr, toconsl ler Ihequestloo wheth the -capital stock Ktinll ba lucreuiM-d ltm EiO.OtO tOO to Sl.i.O.O.tO). ooveksme.nts iieavy ana lower: Coupons oi 119!:d(ll;i; do. V2, 12o' UW; do, new, 117U all7;4; do, 'ti7. I17VS 1173; Uo. 117ili74; 10-40., currency u-i, lOiiitj., '4. mate bandd dull but stetdy. - -- ' Clilcaso Mr.rkci. ' Bj Telegraph. ' - . Chicago." Oct. 20. Exchange Etstern tsteady at 1-10 ofT to nar buymz and l-J'-t premium selling. Flouk - Qutet and easier at H Trti 75 for Sprtng extras. ' ' ' WiikAT iu!et and 2V,m.s lower ; t-ales of 97c, cmsNo. 1 : l 4'.ia,l No. ii atout97c iu at 6i.yiV.;c cnhu for No. ti: this after noon the market was Inactive at 85a, Keller's November. OfKN Dull aud KiOMc lower; sales of No. 12 at 66 JGJo, e 0lug quiet at (3i0i?ic; rejected Ciillitlt: : 'fhts aiternoon the market was iuaelivc Kt eoOoJ-c, eiler'd October, for No. 2. Oath-O olet nnd i-alc lower : sales of No 1 at 40'4J ; No. 2 at i&X'SiQc, closing at o'JxArS o'Jc for NO.-2. . ItYE-Qulet and y,U,lc lower; sales of No. 1 at 75; No. 2 at 7Ui72c; rejecteil &56Cc, closing at 10a ior jo. i aua vzc ior no z Baklb-Y Dull ; No. 2 declined 3o, closing at i oo casn ana sune's jtvemoer. HicuwiNE3-More active at SI 121 13, closing firm at 1 12. , Suoau iaiall'ic Ior common to prime Cuba.. Mess Pork Inacllve and nominal at S30 00 S31 2o lor new and old. Laud li'iil7c. (-.kkes Meats Hams IVyic. Pickled Meats Sweet pickled bams at Zya,.toz short ribs, cured. Ilia; bhort clear inianit-?, cureu, iyc Cut Jvi eats Old dry-salted shoulders are nominal at lii'niic. I Loilsvllle HarSet. By 'loSeiaph, LOUISVILLK. Oct. 0. BAriGixQ-Qaiet; 2 pound 27c.-1'oiT.jS-Q,uiet ; middling 2ic. tLouit Active; Ml peril oe 4 50. W ii eat- Re 1 tl Wi : white tl 15. Ct It Kic. ' O.M 5-.50C. RYK I'Ou. Ton t-co Ec-.if ut .ie active; sales of 57 hlid.i. :it i7 wIH to lor lusto cutting leaf. 1'rovi ios-h-b 'inn wii h mi upwardtendrr.cy. Mess Pol K t ii 01. Bacon, shouidei 17c ; e'ear r.tj 20c ; i if r fciiles ai.'ic. IjAUU- lsj-ii Whisky .tetdy : ra w il 12. lloiin -liel-J :il t: 7i;nl0 oo; uu killing to-u.ty , t it pt?is, . i,j neauft V. Orleans H&rket. By Telegraph.) New Oki.ka8, Oct. : CoTT.N--Cios!.d active at 2ic for middling; sa'es of 4,400 bales; receipts 2,307 bale. Flour Firm; superfine f-i 25; double extra t.j a i: ireo e extra ktiraB 25. Corn Firmer; near white 81 12; old SI 15. Pork Mess lower at t:;232 25. whisky Kinner at Si to 'S. Gold i:io. (iTIRtlSG HIMliciiage New ork sight par aud yac discount. Othor articles uuchanged. Raining all day, and little business done. Thermometer 2cw lorfe Dry (ioofls aarnet. By Telegraph. . New Yobe, Oct. 26. ' Dry Goods Tho market Is steady, with a lair inquiry lor an staple cottons, at ine reteut decline. Piloting cloths, &ti by 00, nre held atoc; (il by ul, tlo for good, and 7Tyic ior extra brands. Prints ot the best 1 inake, 12,'0il2Sc. Heavy brown tsheetlngs, 11c for Southern,' and 15:15Kc tot Eastern brands cf tho bestUuca 9-4; eij-ofor do. 10-4 ; (J7Jc r -r Amoskeag A. liieacnca muslin, lo;ic: Blackestone do., 15o; Ballou Al son's do., lli-ic; Bam.sley. lie: Green. lo. Brown Drills, standard makes, Iti!iD 17o. Lancaster Ginghams, 17o. AmosHeag cam biles, 'Jo; do. Denims, aoc; Haymaker do., I7c. Stark i-figs, 4i;v'.

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Con wis jor W-i. Fivo-'i'wcnty 1 nm, Kiy lor 'f.Ji; l '-, 81M: ' wh, UMii i, Domia ul Kratik'ort, h77'-,i.s. 4 fur oJs. 1'Aitn, Octobjr 2j. liouiao, firm. 71 f. Mo ROiltC"!, LjverpooT., October Co' ton f-loo,l .lealy: Middling llttland;, liid; Orlchiic, Orleans, 1,'id; fale li.'JuO Manclicxter; marltuC mi-ady. C'lUforn , v.-jjJto Wheat, 10 td; Jtfl VVest.-ru N'. 2, Os.Vi; lied Wluter, 9tH-bUUa :!. I&cl'l (or tinea day 40 u quartern 3nciudn '),f.;)ii American. Fioui', 2.J.S d. Corn, -'o 2, Tnixel.SW. Om1h,3m (jd. Pat, iln fid. Porlc, lsd.- Beef. h7. Jiiird. 71s. Chcefi". t.7.t fi l. B.'tcou, i"s far now common. liosslu, OJPJSXV HOUSE. FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY, Friday, Saturday & Fflonday OCT.23!h ana 33th, and 50 V. 1st. THE WOJtLD-KE.NOWSED DAVENPORT BROTHCRS "fTIt I. Al'l'EAK, AITf i; A SfO.Vr eztraordluarv aud succebsful tour of lour years in Lumne. In tuelr M VSTEKIuU.S ud HTARTLlNti Vt)NDi.KS. Their wonderful power liuve been wit nessed by the Crowned Heads and Nobility of Europe, axtonlhhing aud confounding the wlHeHt of all coumrlex. They inunt be ueu to be appreciated. Doors opeu at 7; coaamence at 8. AdmlMMon iOcei.lH. Reserved Seat Lie extra. Ticket can be curd in advance at J. IT. SCOTT" Book Stole, Main Street, ociidld LAW 0; W. SIIANKLIN, '-re-Law and Kcal Estate Office, :.. ... i i (With WAI. II. WALKER,) : CUKKGK ' 31 AI3f AND Til I It O HTH. Valuable City and Suburban Pronerty; Farm Lands lit Iudiana.lilluols.and Keui mcky ior sa.e or exchange. . oca'U vi WM.ItKAVIS, U, Oltiiiia Ajjour. , Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTING . . . . AGENT. ... ' - ' ' Offlce on Main Htreet, between Third and Fourth, No. liii (over ICellci's Gun Store), Evansville, lud. sepiy.'ui. .';.iW.,T. HAEGEATE,'-! "; ATTORNEY at LAW. , .. 1 t . (. , , . . 1 .. ., . omco on Third Street, In Washington Hoiimj Riock.' - Will practice" 1 various Courts of the Circuit. Prompt attention to ofEoi bnntrKM tiw4 rt.m " L U. KBtKiBY. . . , TDL1U VAIKI.N. ....... l'AUL . MOltTIMKlt, .:i ; S.' II. KENNEDY & CO., ;. Coinmis.sion Uxlercli'ls , rfl.,, FOB THE BALK OF Floor, Pr ovisiong, Core, Whisky, A nrl 'Wetitprn Produce cenprn.ll v. si atil 67 l'OYOKAN NTRCKT, ' NEW ORLEANS, LA. Consignments solicited, and liberal ca-h advaucMt made on shipment to the above bouso, by . 1 W. M. AlviJN, -u ot-2l dbm Evan.svillk, l.tit. td. Kcffnkk. Jh.. Evansville. lad. oiin (JiLUttiti'.Goloouda, Ills. , . . u Uvti. Dv(ii.'cu,.i', Js.vansviiie. ino,, , -,i LI KUFFNEII, Jr., & 'CO., V..;. Co ; u miss ion Mcrcli'ts JProvisioa and Produce Dealers, 1 Sole Agents Ohio River and Kanawha " . al( Companies, ," ',, . 1 1'. ,; y,u k vans v j uu, ijbii.' -. We koep'a very large stock of FLOUR ia store, and are han iling 6o0 barrels per week,- We can 1111 orders lor any grade that may be wanted, at i he lowest market prices, orders ior fr'.viKions una i-ro. duce solicited, and flatlsritcttnii warranted Terms cash. We Insna &0U l'rlce-Curreuls weekly, aud will furuUli a copy regulatiy to any one aoni iiiir us in io so. or-lir Jj- Itli r flN r.lv, l It., I I I. SOAP, CANDLES, ETC. . PADDEIT & CO., Soap, Candle, and Lard Oil ' SIAMirACTUllLUS. . i - OrnMCJC a&d WAJiiuioUfciJC : , HliST LTIiEKT, near Mtislon. TIllHIEJr A CO. ARE BEAUT If T supply the trade with the GKN IT1NE UOLDEN KRAH1VK, GERMAN ERAHI VIC, BROWN KRAHIVE, and the CHEMICAL OLIVK SOAPS. Every hn-ekeeper should give It a- tilal. Sold by ail respectable grocers. ,' ' . . . . i . i . . . . . , - .... - , ' . I I V . . ; ' ! f -7 ADIFIN, 1111 MIItK AND ANli FDR 'JSJ Padden & Co.'s Golden Eraslve Hoap. H oaves time, labor, money, and patience. Voa can do your wasiilng with this noap in half the lime you take with using other soaps. . . ion m get 11 at an ine grocers. Y A DIES. !. IC A A interest and, ask fjr Padden A Co.'s Soaps, Hue tuat their name Is on every Dryontnv. Ijvitj Crescent City Floorfug Mill, KAPPLER & SALMON. ' - -' Proprietors, Sash -l Doors, Blluds,' Frames, ; : - i,A' D- ' .'iO 11 lit 1 11, 4VU, 1 Planing. Rlpplne, SnllltlnK. and Scroll Sawing done ul rdiort notice. Pine and I'oplar Floorins, Ri Hng, Pressed and Rouiih Lumber, always oa hand. for sale. . . . .t A Iso. Ho! Proprietors and Manufacturers of the CELEBRATED c.

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PICKET, FENCE, Known as the Terre Haute Picket Fence II is cueap and durable, and an ornament to ine place wnere it sianus, au oraen promptly attended to. Factory, Cor. Division and Canal Sts., EVANSVILLE, IKD. npr27-dly ("It aw) d4 OP A SILVER HCOAL y mmt BAKBETT3 HAM RESTORATIVE SJ Iftttlt. R. Stat. AiplUml BtM7, U 23 TT '3 Vegetable Hair Restorative ww., can. iia immii 1m MlMrt ynaua. mmn ibmv im mi;Im rnnn.... fWIUHb 4. B.BAKMTT OA LOED & snXTU, CHICAGO, Afrsntf for tit Vae - LEECH A LEMCKK, Wholesale Agent, Evansville, Tnd. . Fine Stores for Rent. RTOS. 33 AND S AUUTH I IKN1' NT, i J The foimer now occupied by Miller. Oardner A Co., wholesale Dry Goods; and of the latter 11. Feldman & Co , wholesale Cloths, etc., occupy the first floor, aud tho balance of this building (which is separate) has been used as a w holt-silo Cloth ing House by S. Gumberts A Co. Each store is 25 feet wide by 1 10 feet deep, four stories high, with cellars 8 feet lu the clear under each. Possesion given in iMovcmoer next. To Eonti tenants these stores will' bo rented VERY LOW. Apply to B. K. UlLiirtti s uu.. Wholesale Grocers. oc?l d2m 1 No. 81 North First Street.

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' A, Th '. if Mik 1 iii-i 1 11 !" Jm.i y at!vt wir.i-h i.-.kA r i i r.' U u : ' tl t : i , f , , y 1 I i 1 : l-x.jr f '' VI t I : :.y 1 . ii.il r I ( iti.v . i ' ; ' '. ,- T. .1 to ! f t.joyj-d tin 1 1 vu! I p . (-!!: , l.,lVf wHii it, I t.t th' y t- . A V t 1 1. .1 1. vi.i.u r f.n ii CC 1 01 4 1 !. tron.-.tv. . 0111 ! j .. ;? ; ienoivni-d Ycet M'i( i. intdtcttiaily unit . tlai:ci;'iKveryjcur Inn, r U ii?j in 11. ' Ul trleiiits. n.?.ii i, dfrnrrKl Kolt-ly upon tho 1 x r ei lt;if-!V.ii 1 for ,t i : : u i-, J'.,... eX(ieilc-Jl..', '.v ; . vi'ut.i vi n.t I 1 nmunt to Lave 10 hi-i;') l.ii.i' roe Hial proli':!ot muh 1 1- n I prove it uic, ni l it 1 now nt, it... 1 (da C'.fiHH ol 111 nil , :inv. '.' ' 1. i' 1 11 !,,: tho atriiltt''i!. ui t: j itcl .- lCf TltK At.E. rtlll Kilt! I 1' . rr . - 1 ii i ti 1 t; ed HtnUs l ie v. m n j ) -t 1 1 1 , k 1 tliofctateuieiitth it i I r.; t!;-!H u approitched In tin) in i-mtu.! tm com pared Mllu tho jf 1 : prietory ri tmaty ud vti li.-'t 1 o tti Ati.tnl te. 'litis LxtjlAna nos of tl i ooinprlM.'l in t 1. iv v i i.' . TEH'S KTO.MAt It LITll'!--the r 11 rti , t h f iu--t itti l ti. o all veKetikii'o oiiic, tnxi 1 i.:id l: 1,,,-r ) . N . . 1 1 t; ; !.i:..y I1 1 1 1 -'i'fi , i s. !. r.i . t I ' ' I... I HtH t dot to every v. 'ii ii ! y ol mnlii 1 h.ik il-ei-Hence it H '-pec ily a it 11 t 1 t iI!iim ent of etil Ii 11 a 1 1 1' m s au't nt. whole HOlUt. vupoiH. t 4'Otl I11UMI. Dlt. H( II K. ''!. S pl'LSIlMC ! ' ..i'i' I I I I Curt' Of tVini-li"; t liit'J, ftii-i ( ' i:i-o rn r ; LH. h'OHi.trli'H J.IA WJ-.K ' 'J GNU ' lor tl.O cure of Dypennl!i ami a.l ;,,t) Iji i Conditions or the f-'.mmsii-ii. . Dlt.- SCli RNCK'S " MAMtMAKK 1M.IS f.tlf DlsnfWMi f thoLlver, or to .jt -as a ti.-u-tie Piirgiti i f. Allot thrsntll t'( Mf-.l'i-ir:; h st r ;t.-;i required In emit 4 Causnnii.i.t.n. tl . t ii th I'uitnoiilc Myj up iiiiit.i' i.iiscur.' 1 inHi.Uesperau rn'tf.. Vtiy Hi-.-i v.-i ed '1' i.io r.i. I Maitdrak pills u.h'.iL in 1 1 ir u 1 n 1; ; n;.. Stomach ami Llvtir.HiMi ht-lpn.c l uii iiii!ic Syrup to i!: hi. ii ml , i.:!i- 11 tiuoi.-.-n t!m blotxl vwtsHs, by which mt-ai:s it t'.'uie is soon fllacted. The-e Med;clu h tire c.ii -c t uti.ni ,; '-' fered to the publl its the otiiv m. e trtiu and reliab:n naiiKiiis for Piuu.oiiuiy tinu.: umptlou, and !of fc.ll llinvi m .1 i.i.i t o i lions of the b.i.Iy wlilcii i. ;i 1 li li.si disease. Liver C-iifipiiitnt nod 1 n ., j . . are often lor.Tuu!ier- ot t oiisnntpt'ioti, a in l when they nmu test t hem 1 v.- 1 1 tl!y nqulre th most pr mipt a ttiit 1 n. At tha patient Mill pciii veririj ly f:i,i the direction winch tuxv-in j-u 1. v . i.i o -tie, he will oerifci tiy tit eiJ( ., il liisluu t are not too Tntieli wu-ti d to iiuiin. n ( ur possible. Even l. ct s s ppo.sett to Li.Ifh curable, when frH-udfatid ph v - h -i,. i,n 1, i (, despaired, th o u.' e ot ihii .:,'. ,r ),,, saved the IHh of 1 hn pain nt u;il i. -i.ir.-.i hlru to perh ct hei li h, l'r. bcheiicu tioi s not w iy tlmt i j Of Pulmonary t.'o. sum pi Ion in i uu n t i,n reach ot medlcli o, but ho fin pi.ui irmi y annerlli that olUrti when 1 a.ii hi.-. Ii.ivu i most alarming hy mptoitis, i.,. n us 11 vi..leutOoUKh, cieep.tig flnllM, j.l.1,1 hvti-nn and KH"rul dutnl ily , ev n to in. u a id pit that tiiey are om to im m hid, iu( wnen they are given u. nv tin lr fh' ,1elan, they may st 11 bo cored. So rnt.;i-, 1 treatment can crt ato nt w I iii , but when th lauirs are very sadly dl-t-usi d, ana ... Borne extent desnoyeti, it cum 1,113- t,t! effected by Dr. Sell ?nc 'k Inedn-i '-s. Also, iik Scrolul iiiH Dim um ;-, 1 tit' .' i. i itf. Clnes are eqiiHlly ellii-ii-oi. Ir. f- o. :i- i; llltS ptlOtOHluJ. III. if K. lilliubtr III I ' . 'ti. is Who iisve buun it arly covin 1 vuo i.i:.ning Bore, and u W nil bexl.-d ti;. ii.ii shows its purl ryli g jiroperi 1 N,uhi!..i iiu-t he doue to lieitl ci vi. 10 . in tnt iuus. Pulmonary Ci lisimi pt ion p( niii t always com plica ed wait nvsp. p.ut ho i Id ver 1 Coinpialiit.; JScrMwk'b Mnudrith Pills are Inti-liil. i l jemi.vo t.l.i rue! ions from the Liver at d rchton; Hi hi all n uctlon. They have ill tiio iMrncy u in, 11 is ascribed to cuiomel tir " bitm mn," :ti.,i are warranted no to cfiniiil'i a p u 1 !(;- t .( anymiueiai pohon. I hosw Liim cu m t r, most ohhtlnato co illvenest, Kit-it In mini ii, plies, bilious it (T ct tons, unit u i I 01 in-i- iii. eases wtili'U ftrls.i liom a t.uplo or obstructed condition ot tbe l.lvt r. One hoi or these pihti will piovo thtt t;.i ,1, y n the medioiue. Ia Consumption tte Hoawci. 1 Toi.fc fu;l Mandrake I'll is i-re invalunO' fc 11 1 1 1 in y medicines. 'ilie itdicve iho -uuenu:;. .f the patient and rw-nlt-t tne l'tilruotiU: .-(,. uo in etleellii? a rurti. The.i Ijavo in-en f.icjj.'l ueiul in auvauted t.ta, t:s ol ( ..ii-uhih-lion, wheie the Iuiik's aro ilim ht i,i.,i. 1 , destroyed, and all tymptoms Kcoopliti' to I he Judgment of the jliysitlnus, it tilcated Rpeeiiy death. IhoJlvtstd puirut; who were actuall f in a dyne; M,mUtion bi?e tu lui-Hi-r fd for Juoiiilm l y tlm U-to uf Hclieuck'n I hree great 1 l iu-.-u Dr. Hchencik's Vliuanwc, , t-.mt inh,;; a fall treatise on tb various tortr.: of uu-. ease, hi mode ot t fen t rue 1:1 1, arid .mic.uI directions how to us.. ;ii-. im: lb hi.-, cm be hsd st"iit1fi. or ft-nt by n:H by nititrtss trig bis Principal 1 llllfii, . o. 15 Nurl h fix. Ill Street, P'-iiltdelpl la, Pa. I'rlee of live I'u mottle Hyrnjt ami Si-r-weed Toule, eut-h 1 fid pi-r l.otlie, or i7 do t half (loneii. Hug iritke PHU, U'c. per hot. For Rale by all 1 rj lsts ami o. .! r-t. riJ ' Tho Il. all.i- Tool. An Essay Tor Yotiuc Men on ti c i'r',m' of Solitude, and tue Di hikI AUiim h which creitie liup.Hiliro ul .1 to MAittitAim, with sure meHiis t.f reiii ) Ht-i t in u nit . I letter envfiopes, 1 rt-t of h . t Ai'iirt- s Dr. J, SK1LMN HOI'OM H .IN, iitnvui l Asuoclatlon, J'nlht Jel hl.t, Pu. JunlV d.lm ltin 7- r-t,f .d"jrl VtCETASLS!C!Lm;i Tc?-' .'V- WAI RRENE WZR: DISEAHCS OF TUG S! AM' PaODL'CB GRAY HAIR and BALDNESS ' The use of . i ' HALL'S VEGETABLE MdUASiiAiii ni.M.ni;i; Will restore It tc Its natural f-ok.r, ;iu promote its trrowtU Knt Titaiuo 011 tho Ilulr fif-ul lice by mall. R. P. HALL & CO Nashua, N. rrooiK.rorII. oc25 dim (ood) wlmj Dr. RICHAD'3 Goi-Jca iUxtiks. 8100O BEWAIIO lor any citso of dl ease in any stnue vh Ich h-y full lo -u i , DR. ItK. it A L's tlOEljEN BALSAM No. 1 cures Ulcers, I'lc. ruled sore '1 Oroa' .tu l Moutu, Bore f.ye t, t. tniiueous 1 .1 u i t ;.oy. Copper-colored blotches, sori ncs ( tinScalp, Scrofula, c ; It 1 'lm grean-d renovator, Alttralivt, aud Blood I'urlne;known. DK. RICH A U'H IflLDKN HAI.HAM.Uo. 2 cures Mercurial Allect Ions, Ubt iitisMtistu In all Its lorins. I ilcet.f entii-i :.o. 1 or J5 per bottl, or tw ) hollies I ir 't. Dlt. K1C11A U'S iO LD N AMlIti II' a rapid and radical u re lor 11!: I 1 1 :u. 1 y ocru 11 demerits. Pi Ico t i .it I. .t! DR. KIUtlAUM t,t)LI)!-.:s I'MXli: D'AMOUK, a radical emo lor .".iivoiis inGeneral Debility, i o old or yi.tii -. i'i c.. 8-i per bottle, or two boitles i r tin n -celpt of price these rcmi'.H. s win bo s-dp-pea to any place. I'ruiu pt ut te n i 1ii paitl to all correspomiei ts. None Kt nnlnc iMiont the name of ' I; Ii I i a I '-. ii : l.S 1KN REMEDIED. 1 H. Ill CI I A H 1 -.,:. Proortelor." lilown In irli i.l bit' ties. Aildress Dr. D. P. RIVH Aitij.-i, No. -. s .u t c Street, New York. o.;:i-l yeo.i Tlio -IIo:t-litifv- 3I. Ess a th von yttVNu m::v, v-hi have fallen Into vicious bat,!:-., ;t ml now ttelre a blher lift-, hii-1 a li.ii.i MANHOOD, with ceitt.ni juenns . f i. ';,f for the alMlcted. t-ent, in sealed !!' f nvelopes, free of ct niiie. Ai.ire-t. Ji(WAHU AMSyUAl'lh.N, llOJt 1'., J ti I l.AI.1 I.I'lIIA, I'A. WO-'' It.lTISi:i.IUV It A IK DYE. This splendid llblr Dye Is t lie in -t in ii world; tha only liuo ami perli-ct i harmless, reliable t nsta nu r.i .u-. ; mi:i appointment; no ridicii'ims iniis; it in diesllie llleilt ttsof 'bad D.'i--; .n vl.-.oial and leaves the Hair Ron a., i Illilll, L ' I S ' M .1 lit a yi.. BLACK or iskow.n. toit by nil lrt and Perfumers; m.J proper. y Batohelor's Wig F-4-MolJ II. New York. Iu t iter' Dead Shot I .'.'i .l Dnll la r'n It ti tt;; S ! l.illt Sold by Druggists E- ety w b . 1 e. may:.) i! 1 m ;s A VOID lt'.l'I A vi-t:m of early lntDrU'Ieiice, r,nn !.:; r;t t oits di-lnii-ly , prematti . e 'it en v, Ac , li:i s ti i ov .-r d n sim 'il means of citif, whicit be w 1.1 s. i d frt to bis f.ll 3W-MJller-is. Ad Ire: s .1. 11. REEVES, 7H .vsh:i i htieet, New K:k. CC22 wtim SpN VIUD 0 21 A .? : 7.1. mums ; uuRsiAt':, MANCf.vlTl'llEIW or Eureka and RusUc Y'T ,' -i t-i-tl A St'I'EUKOi: AflTICJ.j:, Any length, width, or cvl )r, ?a(r? fa ordrr NO. 8 4 MAIN Sl'-.TUIRI) FLOo::, V. O. llox.l.OII, orS-Cm I E I'A XS VI . , - v 1.

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