Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 16 May 1870 — Page 3

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MONDAY, MAY 10, tSIO. HUMOROUS.

C. X. DAVIS, ATTORNEY ASD COUNSELOR AT L A IV, MAUIilSBUKailLI,.

EPECIAX 1IOTICES.

"Do you ever take anything?" asked

bharp oi hozzlc3. iN ever. sir. except

I'm unwell, and then my weakness is

cosnac. Just dow 1 m troubled with

hollowness, and I don't care if I do." Conscience doesn't trouble some men at all; and for a reason that

need not be named. The-point, how

ever, doesn't apply to money, since

the absence of it is the greatest source

of trouble.

The late Iiev. Daniel Isaac was both

a great wag and a great smoker. "Ha !

there you are, cried a lady, who surprised him one day with a pipe in his mouth, "at your idol again. "Yes, madam," he coolly replied, "burning A-shrewd farmer in the Vermont Legislature declined answering the speech of a member who was remarkable for nothing but frothy and pugnacious impudence and self-conceit, .thus: "Mr. Speaker, I can't reply to that are speech, for it always wrenches me terribly to kick at nothing." Daring the first battle of Bull Run a Brigadier General discovered a soldier-concealed in a hole in the ground, and ordered him to join his regimeat. The man, looking him full in the face, placed his thumb upon his nose and replied: "No you don't, old fellow, you want this hole yourself." A. promising young shaver of five or six years was reading his lesson at

school, one day. in that deliberate

manner for which urchins of that age

are somewhat remarkable. As he

. nroceeded with the ti.sk he came up

on the pasage. "Keep thy toDgue from

evil, and thy Iids from guile. JMas

ter hopeful drawled out, "Keep thy tongue from evil and thy lips

from girls."

X., of Paris, despairing of finding a

boot to fit nia loot, goes to a new shop every month. Lately with a fresh recommendation he hunted up a new

cordwainer, where he inquired the

price and had bis measure taken

lou know M. Paul Feval. I sun

pose," said X , as he prepared to go out. "Know him ! I should thick I

did, replied the shoemaker with spir

it, 1 gave him his farst corn.

x aco and cnees diuer. face may

be modesty combined with farmnefs

but cheek is audacity unrelieved bv

modesty. Putting a, good face on a

thing may be the cardinal ot virtues

but being cheeky is the rhabbiest of

pretence. One will take you through

the world with credit; the other points

at you with iron hotter with discredit

Abound in face, but have tbo smallest

of cheek.

Two darkies of Augusta, Ga., went

out to fight a duel the other day. but

when they were shaking with pistola in their hands, a threwd old negro.

alter examinirg the challenge and acceptance, called a halt, remarking, "Dem dar papers ain't fix up 'cordin to de code, and dis foolishness ia 'bout

to git some nigger in jail : whereupon

the belligrants ejacnatcd, each to his second, "Tank de Lord!" and went

tome. From tiie Dead Letter Office.

The other day an Irish woman called at the Post Office in thi9 city for a let

ter for herself An i there any

thing here for me?" "What name?" "Bridget McCarty." "Yes, there's a letter here for you from the Dead

Letter Office. lhe coor woman s

face fell, and she burst into tears,

"An sure an I thought some of them

mought ben dead that I didn't hear from them before." The clerk soothed her with a few legal remarks, explain

ing the nature ot the Dead .Letter Office, the woman wiped away her tears

and we&t away with one of her old letters, happy in the thought that the

"folks at home wan t dead. ' Leicision ( Me.) Journal, April 8. One of the Paris papers tells a funDy story of the manner in which a gentleman outwitted a social club. He wished to get his son admitted to the club, but the daDger of black balls is notoriously great. Accordirgly on meeting a member of the club, he would fay, in a tone of assumed indifference, "I am provoked that Gaefan is proposed for your club. If e is almost sure to be black balled." "Why so?" "I am sure 1 don't know,' but I have a presentiment that it will be so. I'll bat a louis that he will be." Done." TLis scene repeated with each member of the club made each member interested to the amount of a louia that Usetanehould not be blackballed, and he was not ; but it cost the father dear. '

Offlce north of the Court Honse

Square. Practices In all the Courts or the State jan21-6ra " C3AS. H. EUITESFIELD, ATTORNEY Al LAW Office West side Third Street, bet. Iocust and Main (up-stalr),

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EVAB8TILLE, IKD.

WS. ItEAVIS, IT. Si, OloAru. Agent. Also, REAL ESTATE and COIL ECTi NO AGENT. Office on Main Street, between Third and

Fourth, Iso. (over Keller's Uun Store) Evansville, Ind. sepl9,'65.

Y. P. HAKuliAvE,

ATTORNEY at JL.jA.lrY

oace on Third Street, In Washington House Block.

Will practice i. e various Courts of

the Circuit. Prompt attention to offle

Tue Power of a Smile It is relitad in the life of William Hutton, that a countrywoman called upon him one day, anxtom to Fpeak with bim. She told him with an air of secrecy that her husband behaved unkindly to her, and sought other company, often passing his evenings from home, which made her feel very unhappy; and knowing Mr. Hutton to be a wise nan. she thought he might be able to tell her how she should manage to cure her husband. The case was a common one. and he ihoupht that he could prescribe for it. "The remedy is a simple one," said be, ' but I have never known it to fail. Always treat your husband with a smile." The woman expressed her thanks, dropped a courtesy, and went away. A few months afterward she waited on Mr. Hutton with a couple of fine fowls, which she brgjed him to accept. She told him, white a tear of joy and grat itude glistened in her eye. that she had followed his advice, and her husband was cured. He no longer sought the company of others, but treated her with coostaot love and kindness.

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KOBKttT BOYD. BOYD

I WOOD WOOD,

jVHC H1TECT8, No. 1 Chandler's Block, Corner Kir t and IxMTtst Streets, KVAK8V1LLE. ISD. Plana aiiv Specifications prepare ou Hhort no tier mil reasonable term tril3 dtr JoSison's Heal iist ita a d Patent ' Ageir-y. BIMXF.SSand DWELLING HOUSEi Building Loin and Faring, ana timber, etl land, cheap, and on easy terms. Patknts of all YlvAH JOHNSOV. Real Estate and Patent Agent Oftico on Tti Ird Mreet ICvansville. Ind. Jaol2 ly jut u:jtuuned JVRfi. J. (i. SI-.f-SSEKfJUT iiu returned Willi a large lot of Mllilhery UoodH, some of the handsomest that has it-en brought to t his place, wbijb she vrll oiler to the public al reasonable prices, and a lot of HUMAN HAIR GOODS, j "tir-ii flr4'4'4. Chlznoos, Curls, -and 'A 13". and ail kiu(!i;f;i Hair jewelry.' All Ifiatls of repairing bpaliy dpce. , No. 4H MXfS Si KKKT. 1 II K'l riKXTnwrf SKVfXn, KVANSVILLE, IND. B2m (At Klitrolff'n old stand.)

Cossam.pllon. The Three Remedies. " hcbcexch's Ptn. MOfio Btkup," for the cure of Conghs, CoIcM, Eronchitls, and every form of ConBumpiion. The peculiar action of this medicine ripens th9 ulcers in the lungs, promotes the discharge of the corrupt matter by expectoration. Purifies the blood, and thus cures ConKuinj lion, wbt-n every other remedy falls. "Schenci's Sea-Weed Tonic" for the cure of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and all diseases arising Jrom debility. This tonle invigorates the (Ugcstive organs, supplies the place of the gastric Juice when that Is deficient, and then enables the patient to digest the most nutrlclous food. It la a sovereign remedy for all cases of Indigestion.

" BchencS's Mandrake Pills," one of the most valuable medicines ever discovered, being a vegetable substiiute for calomel, and having all the useful properties as

cribed to that mineral, without producing any of its Injurious effects. To these three medicines Dr. J. H Bchenck, of Philadelphia, owes his unrivaled success In the Treatment of Pulmonic Consumption. The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter, discharges it, and purifies the Mood. The Mandrake Pills act npon the liver, remove all obstructions therefrom, give the organ healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint, which is one of the moat prominent caused of Consumption.. The Sea-Weed Tonic InviRor&tea the powers of the stomach, and by strengthening the digestion end bringing it to a normal and healthy condition, Improves the quality of the blood, by which means the formation of ulcers or tubercles In the lungs becomea impossible.- The combined action of hesa luedlclues, as thus ez-

BOOK AM) JOii I'HIvjTl?, tlon If ther n edl are u.d In llmeand

the nse of the Is peiKevere 1 In u!nclent-

FROM A I Iv tft hrin thp ia n In a lnunra 1 prm na.

tion.

Dr. t?chenck's A ! i-auiic, cod talclug a full

treatise on ihe various forms of disease, his mode of treatment, and general directions hotr to use bis medicine, can be had gratis or sent by mail by addressing his

Pr in c! Dal Office. No. 15 North Kixth KtreeL

Vis J ting or Wedding Card, Philadelphia, ra.

Price of the Pulmonic Eyrap and Bea-

WITIIOUT RIVAL.

THE

JOUKML OFFICE

DO 3 ALT. KINDS OF

Twentr-Shect U a in moth Poster

ETC.,C. KEATS, FOUNDER and MACHINIST MACHINERY AND SUPPL T A GENCY. Builder cf Portable Engines and Portable Circular 8aw Mills, bugar Cane Mills, Corn Shellers, Improved Steel Amalgam and Composition Bells for farms, shops, engine houses, chordae, schools, etc., and Machinery and Castings generally, Steam Boilers. Plate and Sheet Iron Work of

every description. Proprietor and Agent of Territory in the Patent Drive Tubular

w en. Apply lor descriptive circulais and price lists, and state the kind of m achinery, &o.j wished. Ke pairing promptly duue at or from the shop, on Boilers, Machinery,

10. w ora. 01 tae Dest material ana workmanship. Corner First andPine and Seoosd aid

Elm Streets, EYAXSVXX.U:, IXIilAXA. Portable Engines (saw mill size), and Portable Circular Saw Milis. Important Notice. The usual amount of steam used to do sawing with by the Portible Circular Saw Mill is from 12a to 150 pounds pressure per square inch. I have reduced this amount and require only from 60 to 80 pounds per square inch, at which steam Is not considered in the least dangerous, and Is, at the same time, more economical in the saving of fuel, &c We append the following cei tificate of the first of my new style Portable Mills, for the noting and careful perusal of sawyers and all those desiring to purchase, and solicit a call and careful examination, they now being ready on hand and making, mounted on four strong wooden wheels, with wide tlrts and heavy Iron axles, easily drawn from a place, and always ready for operation in a few hours, or mounted on legs and wooden skids, or otberwlHe: Ms, Kratz: The Portable Engine you f urii lKhed me, I consider as satisfactory and perfect In every respect as any machine I

ever saw, rous light, uses t-U pounds of

Miearu ior ranning a double WJ and .SJ inch circular saw nilii 101 a common day's business. An average day's ork, 6.WX) to IO.wju feet of lumber, ea&y, vt 1th 1h pounds

Lynnviilelnd

Other 8 -sea f..r farm and plantation use

ana n otnur requirbDienu. nov 15-6111 Cv KRATZ,

lTjOi 1 -J'(jr Other Jllver Jicnis.lSce MuUh ...,

lVrnltifr aixt 1TKcr.

day. Trsn rn If. r

tivi with hvn!

Tli fow'n',s IrtvM

, ;i ) J ! 1..'.-

PatKet.

(Successor to Kratr 6t Hellman.)

TOS.

21 AN I F ACTU KKK AMI lit: I I.IKI

PORTABLE AND STATI0XAKYJ

Steam Eogines and Boilers,

PABECAff, ElSTPriT & FLOKKxVCE. The fleet and elegant Passenger Steamfti Capt. Lke Howkijo; Eob. C. McMechax, Clerir. Leaver Evansville. as above, every FI1ID A Y, promptly at A o'eiock p.m.

lno eteomer HAl'lUAN ro. 2 will run during the season as above, connecting at Danville with the D.. C. A M. llallroud, and at Johnsonville with the N. 4 N. V . Kallroad, for all points East and Wefct. Having been thoroughly repaired and refurnished throughout, they offer hdwIkI

Inducements to passHngers and shippers lor' speed, safety, and comfort. O. "itrs for rig Iron, dressed or undressed yelloT pine lumber, -eit with our A gout, wlil rt.ctve prompt sttentlou. Hhlpp.TS cn rely on this boat leaving promptly, paying special atteutiou to oolIectlons autl way business. For frelgb t or pasap;e apply on board, or

Jal5dU Aueat.

SAW

DOWN TO A

In the best style of the art, and at prices as low a thejlowest.

weed Tonia, each W 60 per bottle, or JT 50 a half doeen. Mandrake PlUs, 25c. per box.

For ea!e by all druggists and dealers.

Tbe Fearful CANCitS Suhdaed. THE CUKE HOW DISCOVERED

Having betn lonst afflicted with CANCER

I resorted to all the remedies of which I

bCOW ail J. IraVellCg UOIlipaH168 I meiullug a c;tain licr!) to mean a cure.

and prepared and applied it. Which

made a periecl cure; but on examination by the family -physician he informtd me

that the herb I had used, which had made

a perfect and speedy cure, was not the one

recommence t. ah wno are atmcteu can find a f pted v cure by sending for the re

cipe, with lUil directions lor une. Price to. Address, with reelsiered leiter or money

oraer, u ii.utvi Hi jsiuuuajn. hox zai. i'ort

Jervls, Orange County, New i'ork.

jarz ujm

At. I, KIK1S C

Making their Western trips, will find

it to tneir auvantae to give ' ns a call, as we have a large ftock of

GU TS, BOR D ER S, dc, &c.

SUITABLE FOB THEIR BUSINESS.

Eastern Bills for Colored Printing;

DUPLICATED ON SIUHT.

COMMERCIAL PRINTING.

SUCH A

BiU-IIeaJs.

Cards, ; CJtccJcs, Drafts, Letter-Heads, ' Envelopes, Blanks, Labels, Dray Tickets, Dray Boohs,

BilMofLadina

duller bmpes,

Dodgers, Hand-Bills, Tags, Programmes, &c.

Tlx Hcalinff Pool.

ESHA ICS FOIl TOCKii MKV, Who have fallen into vicious habits, and

now desire a bibber life, and a bette MANHOOD, wlib certain means of relief

for the anllcted. sent In sealed letter en

velopes, free of onarge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P., Phiudel. PHIA, PA. sep29 A' TII ifcl) ACI!. A victim of early imprudence, causing nervous debili

ty, premature decay, dec, has discovered a

simple means of cure, which he will send

ree to tilK teiiow-HUilerers, Address J. M.

BEE VEH, 78 Nassau Street, New York.

OCZi wbm !-pJN

"For BLACK WOK MS and PIMPLES

on tbe face, use ferry1 Camedone and IHm-

ple iiemeay. prepared, only by Dr. a. C. Perky, 49 Bund street. New York. Sold

everywhere. The tiade supplied by whole

sale medicine uoaiers. noi aom spj

BATCKELUK'S JHAIK 1YK.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in tbe

world. Harmless, reliable, instantaneous:

does not contain lead nor auy vitaiia posson to produce paralysis or death. Avoid

tue vaunted ana delusive preparations boasting virtties they do not ponsess. The

genuine W. A. Uatchelor's lialr Uye has had 30 yearn' untarnished reputation to nphold its Integrity as lhe only Perfect

Hair Dye Black or Brown. Sold by all Druggists. Applied at it Bond Street. New

York. ifelO

iwTo remove Moth-Patches. Freckles.

ana td irom tne lace, use i'erry'$ Juotn and J'eckle Lotion. Prepared only by Dl. B. C. Pkkkt. Sold by all druggists.

novl7 dJra 80N

SCilUJLTZE, T HUMAN .

& CO.,

Pvf eollixllics, r O U N B U Y,

Manufacturers and Builders of STEAM ENGINES, CIRCULAR SAW-HILLS,' Grist and Sugar MUls, Tobacco Screw Gumming Machines, Distillery ami Mining Machinery, ' MaH Mills, Cora Sheller; House Fronts, Cellar Graies.

4 IRON a BRASS CASTINGS

PIMPLKS ON TIIK FACE-

For Comedones. Black-worms or Grubs.

Pimply Eruptions nnd blotched disfigura

tions on tne luce, use ,1'erry's uomeaoue and Pimple Remedy. Sold bv all Diux-

gists.

FOB MOIH

FIILCRLES

PATCHES,

A X 1) T A Ii TTSK "PERRY'ri MOTH and FRECKLE

LOTION," tbe only Reliable and Harmlena Vi pniiiv for rpmnvina hrnwn h i 4fo I

FiCUlC, Ball, and ShOW TICketS, OTatlona from the Face Prepared by Dr. w ' . I B. C Perry, 4'J Bond Street, N. Y. Bold by

Druggists everywhere. aprl-bm

OF ALL KINDS,

NEATLY PRINTED IS ANY COLOR

BRIEF WORK.

Waare prepared to execute Brief Work

for lawyers with dispatch and at reason-

ame rates.

REME5IDER THE PLACE!

JO CUT ST.,

NEXT DOOR TO POST-OFFICE.

BRASarOUIIDER, ScC

JOHN IYINS0N,

BKA'-:3 FODNDEa AND FINISHER

Steam and Gas-Pipe Fitter,

Manufacturer and Dealer in Steam and

1,8! all

Water Uauges, Spelter and Kabbitt

Metal, and all Articles apper-

To Whom it May Concarn :

IF THOSE parties who have been stealing my Rose Bushes will call on me be

fore they steal any more I will elve them

the money to no and buy mora with. 1 will pay a reward of 85 lor the arrest and

conviction of any person caught stealing

any property Irom my premises.

ma7 - J?'. L. UltKKH. TIIE

NEW LEATHER STORE.

J. O. FLICKNER,

No. T-L- Main Street,

Wholesale a d Retail Dealer In all kinds

Of LEATHKR AND FINDINGS. Has constantly on hand a full assortment of Cincinnati Bole, Buffalo Bole, and Buenos Ay res. Also,

HARNESS,

SKIKTINO, BRIDLE. FRENCH CALF AND KIP,

AMERICAN CALF AND KIP,

And Upper Leather. OILS, FindiDgs of

every a

roccos

clnnatl market price. Call and examine my goods and prices before purchasing

elsewhere. J. o. kul'KKEK. xno. 7 Main Street, between Second and Third.

Evansville, Indiana. N. B. Cash paid for bides, sheep pelts, and rough leather. ap91ui

CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.

Ot KVBKT lK3CliIPTION. UAtUIXKitT OF ALL KLSftS

AXii KKi'AlJiKB. nicALKKa in BEIiTINtf, FIRS BRICKS, STKAm 8AUJE3, AND WROUGHTIR0K PIPE3. aPOLU MATEKIALS BOUGHT. We have the facility of the beta machinery and workmen, and wlil give ail work entrusted to us our individual attention; 31U orders promptly: warrant our work; and charge reasonable prlcea. . ornca aud rouHSBt: oORSER FIRST & LEET STREETS, evansvil.dk, ind.

N.B. Workmen sent to all parts to fit np

fei

AND GRIST MILL MACHINERY.

Cotton and Tobacco Iry -,ses,

CIRCULAR SA WfMIU,,

See., Ae

t VANSHI.LK, IniiianA,

Evansvilla, Hsiiderso3. & Wagiivllle

Railroad Transfer Packet to Henderson. The magnificent side-wheel" steamer

A. O. Disritud. ar-ter:

Negley Rudd, Clerk,

"Will leav JC-va'llIe dally for Ilenderwiu at 3 f.u. licit.: to Kvauiviile eveiy

morning at a.m., ana tvery Haiuraay evening atti v. 11. Iavos Kvaiiuvlle every iiouoay at 7 a.m. ifH U ' roii pAumMi and "inLnvJT The faraoui lcw-prnsui e QUICKSTE Jack Ukammer, faster, Xeaves Evansville for Cairo every MONDAY and THUlt-SDAV, at 4 p.m., positively, con neoting at Cairo with 1st. Louis, Memphis, and ew Orleans packets. no&dtf PHY. D. VIET?, Agent.

For Paducih and Cairo. The magnificent nsw low-pressor steamer CITY OF EVANSVILLE, 11. T. Dexter, Master; Leaves Fvansvlile every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 4 P.M. promptly, connecting at Cairo with BU Louis, Memphis, and New Orleans packets. W.U.BROWJf ACO, inhlltf and PHY. D. VlET.4. Aeents.

Rgular Evansvilla, PfJucali, And Cairo Semi-Weekly Jlail Line Packet.

Thu new, fleet and unrivalled elde-whecl

oieamer

SHEET IRON AND COPPER VOKK made to order on short notice. IRON AND SRAtJS CAfeTINO-S of every description.

Dealers in . STEAM OAUUKM. UUM BELT1NU, F1KE lilllCKS, WUOUUHT

IRON PIPES, BOLTINti CLO Vl is, &c, a

manufacturers' prices.

KKPA.iRIN'U done at fcbort notice.

11

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T

work and do repairing.

rnja v Laz,, THUMAN & CO

ESSTAURATS. JL-ivit: & LEr live:

SCIIWEIZER A ABEL, Main at. Excliauge, BriT. FIFTH AND SIXTH STS ,

The Cheapest Oyster House in Town

gJIMESM OYSTERS OF Til K FI WEST

ju quamy received from Baltimore daily per express.

Meals at all hours r-vnisi notv. sanr.

Open irom 6 a.m. 1 3 12 p.m. del dly GAS FITTING, ET O. UO.ALD JFISIIEK, DIALIS IS

escription. Linings. TcplngK, Mo-I Dhfitlflp.lipra ftnt flna V

Ac, which I shall oifer at tiie Ciu- I v, ..uu J i Aiuiva,

Gas and Steam Pipe Fitter, No. 81 LOCUST STREET. . EVANSVILLE, IND.

talnlug to a Brass Foundry.

STEAMBOAT AX9 6EXERAI iiLACK-

S2JITUIXG, Water Street, bet. Pine and Lcet. KVANSVILLE, IND. r-f-.-n pj.ll for old Coprer and Brass.

Crescent City Flooriugl.llilJ,

EAPPLER & SALMON, Proprietors,

Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames,

Muuldinrr, Sco.

Planing. Ripping. Spllttine. and Scroll

Bowing done at short notice. Pine and Poplar Flooring. Siding, Dressed and Rough Lumber, always ou hand, for sale.

Also, Sols Proprietors and Manufacturers

Of ine ciciiUAiiiu

FRAMING NOTICE.

JL turned to Evansyllle. is now prepared to take coctraois for building brldses or

j ui ueavy or intricate framing. apl4 3m THOi. GRANT.

W. C. BARNS EARNS

W. V. EAMAGK. EAMA6E,

j 1 1.1

ill

1 1 I i 1 1 1 1 liiiifi iiHinitimtii

PICKET FENCE.

Known 8 the Term TTantn PlfVot fenra

It is cheap and dnrabia. n ft 0.1-1 nrnamimt

to the place where it stands. All orders prompt.y attended to.

Factory, Cor. DItIsIou and Canal Sts.. " EVAMVILLI. Inn

apr27-dly(8taw)

A Iaree siock of CHILDREN'S CAI1-

RIAOCM atereatlv reduced price-. J-ome

new styles, ranging in price from 3 to 80 each. Come and see before buyiDg elsewhere. VICXERY DRO'S,

ap!6 73 and 70 iMain sireet.

LIVKHY & SALE STABLE,

Fifth Street, bat Locust & Walnut.

TIics. Uulleii, Prop'r.

SCPP1T r CURH WOOD constantly ou hand. Cisttrus filled with

fresh water on short notice. Orders leit at the Livery Stable will be promptly attended to. aprti 6m

'it.

Plain and Oecoratlre Paper Ilancers A.Z.Z, WORK XKAVLY EXECUTED, And warranted to give satisfaction. Orders left at WK, e. fkesCII & CO.'S, 47 and 49 Main street, WiU be promptly atUnded to. inh!2im

CARHIAGES.

b. a&MKst. r. l. gbizs

T. 33 GKEEN &; CO., gAIJiaAGS KAnJFACTURERS, XransiAr Ornaments at Cincinnati prlo Main Street, let. Fiftb and Sixth, anl&-daw3m STAKstxxoj, Ind

MUSICAI, GOODS.

Q. W. WAIKIN. THOS. OOJfYNSTOM

SO. 61 MAIN STREET.

WARREN & CO?17OTO.

BEALKKS IN

PIANOS, 0K6ANS,

And Musical Goods of all kinds.

I Orders by mail promptly attended to.

5IU5IC

luglesitle Coal Mines CHEAP FUEL. nn FAtTOBIKS wanting cheap fuel, ie olTur Slack at the Mines at one cent per busoe ; delivered, 3e; Hazel Coal at the Mines lour cen:s cer mwhci ii.Mvprcd

tlx cents. Nut Coal, at tbe Mines, six cents per bushel; delivered, eight cents. For contracts on Clean Lump Coal, please apply to our office. We are prepared to furnish a cleaner article than ever before. JNO. INGLE,-Jr., k SON. ap23 3m Proprietors. J. C. ATKINSON, Orders leit at JOHN WYMQSD'd will be promptly attend 1 to. 1 have been in the business In the city or six years, iiy wptt hi tbe best reference I can give. nih2S3m

EL A H E I Corner of Canal and Ingie ts., KVANSVILLK, INDIANA. ' Man nf adorers of STEAM ENGINES, STEAK H0ILE RS Portable Circular "&-w Mill,

ANB Maenlnerj of every "wcacr :ptla

. DKAXCE8 Il BELTING, S TEA M GA UGERS.

FIRE BRICK,

WROUGHT IRON PIPE, dec, Ac

Repairing done at Short Notice. Also agents lor

Still-well's Patent Heater and Lima

Catcher. nov7 ly

X DLEWILB, ( las. Fowler, Master; Will. P. Fowler, 1 , Dnk NlchelKon. Clerks, L.iavt-9 Evansville EVERY WEDNESDAY an U UATURDAV at 4 f.tt. aves Cairo EVERY THURSDAY and 81WDAV at 6 P.K., making cle connection at Cs tro with flrsi-clam stesmers for Ht. Louis, M -imphls, and New Orleans, and at Evansville With the E.AC. R.H. lor all points North and East, and wltti lhe Morning Ktar or all points on the Upper Ohio. For relent or passage apply on board. c apl tf Jo. McReynoloV ladepandeiit teroiWeekiy Green Wver Packet. The elegant steamer

Hart lord,' Joe McReynolds. Master ; ,. , Billy Liter. C!erlr, Will leave ,or Rochester and" all ws' lauding on Grten River, on EVERY MONDAY AND THUI WDAY, at 4 o'clock p.m. FaplJtlll,t f J?assa8e PP'y on- lxard. Regnlar EvansTill8, Clarksv UIp, and . Nashville Packet The new and magnificent stf amcr

Jon h V. Throop, Master; T , George Tbroop, C m, Leaves for a8hTilie and all way la ndlngs EVERY WEDNESDAY, at 4 o'clock p. if. for frtlitbt or Diaimra nn! nn i.a. . v.i

to fapll tf AS. A.OAkLE Y. 7i ent: Rfgalar Evansville anl Tcnnai ee River Packet. FOR PADUCAfT, JOHNSON VILLE, ttO KAHTPORT. . Tbe elegant passenger steamer

Allen PcwpAw Master; ...... Gtrr VrsYAKD.Clerfe,, Will leave Evansville for tbeabjvo and all intermodlate ports EVERY TUESDAY, at 4 o'clock p.i f. For Irelght or pawaije apply on boart I, or to JAMEj A. UAKLhY, "P23 tf Aue- at.

REMOVAL. T II OMAN w, MURRAY has removed his CITY FEED STORE to

Fourth t, bet. Locust and Walnut. Thankful for past favors, I tafce" this

method ol Informing my customers that I have an entire new stock of FJLOUJl AND FEED, Which I will sAl at the lowest cash prices Ba sure ana call. The highest cash price paid for all kinds of Country Produce. ap29-lm

Wedlock. The Basis or Civii. Society. Essays for YOUnK Meu. On the honor mil haunt noun

of Marriage, and the evils and dangers of Celibacy; with sanitary help for tue attainment of man's true position in lile. ?.tn"ee! ln sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASaOCIATlnv Tn.r p Phlln.

delptia,Pa. Ifel0dw3m

PHALOS'S "PAP3IAS L0TI0S "

For Beantlfjliis the Skin and Coir.

piexlon. Removes all Eruptions, Freckles, Plinlies. Moth Blotches, Tan, etc., and renders he skin toft, fair, and blooming. For Ladies ln the Nursery It ia invain

able.

For Gentlemen after Shavlnz it baa nn

equal. 'Paphiaa Lotion" Is the only reliabl remedy for diseases and blemishes of Wt

Ji E(J UliA.lt LA.lLr VOjt& T JFA. CJ CJCV, FOR OWENSBORO. ROCKPORT AWTD GRAJS'D VIEW. Tbe elegant passenger steamer Pino JrSliilT.

Lafayette Elder. Muster.

- John A. Adams, Cleric. Leaves Evansville DAILY (Sunday excepted) at 3 p.ai. Leaves Nrand View DAILY (Sunday exceptcd) at 7 a.m. For frelirbt or pawnee apply on board or to KUMPHHEY, LEWIS A CO., ' P22 tf Agents. Regular Evansville and Bowling Green Paciret.

The new and elegant steamer Samuel W. Combs, Master;

e. u. uroule. Clerk,

I warm. Tbo river, daring the 21 hours

fiiua'K o 1-. ji. uaa iai:cn lou

iDches. The ri-e uom l'ltfaburg

660033 to have cshaus'eu itidf before

reachicg Cincinnati, arise ofonlyrine

foot beiog reported there up to Fri

day night. The inercury on Saturday

ranged from C0 to 80. -Arrlrr.I mt'l If inrltir

The arrivals aod departures up to

3 P. ji., Saturday, iucluda the Fayc-tto,

Henderson and return; Wiil S. Hays with Dan Rie48 Circus from bclw;

Norman, to Cincinnati; Mornin?

Star, Louisville to return: Pius UlufT, Grandview to return. Ho It lu tlfrr.

Among the first boats duo lice are Idlewild, from Cairo; Hopo f I i f c. from Louisville; Kilver Jloon, from Mempbi; Alice Dean aud Indiana, from New Orleans; lamina Floyd, for Nashville; Abeona, ior St. Louu; Champion, from St. Louis; Mallie llagOD, from Nabville; Nick. Long worth and 1 W. Slrader. for New

Orleans; Lmpcror, fiom Cincinnali ; Minncola, for McnitLi.; Hartford and Fall. City, from Gre n River. Hot ( I.nt lu;r To liny. For Cairo. Tli.j fleot, low pro-S' on Q iickstep - the rrgular packet

for Cairo and all way ports at 4 v i.

to day, having unsurpassed cabin ac

commodations. Capt Jack Crammer commands, aod Walter li. Penning

ton and Eugene Hudd are her clerks.

She gives through receipts for freight or passengers to all points south or west.

Fon Louisville. The peerless

Tarascon is the unrivalled packet for Louisville and all way ports at 10

o'clock thid morninp. She is a grand floating palace, and finely officered. Capt. James Mather, a competent officer and an accomplished gentle

man, commands, and Miles D. War

ren, one of the most popular gentle

men' in the business, 5s her chief

clerk, assisted by Phil. Iievcfly, who

will be found courteous, accurate and

obliging.

For Henderson. The fine pas

senger steamer, Pioe Bluff, leaves promptly at 3 P. M. for Graodview, and all way ports, in charge of Capt.

Lafayette LIder, commanding, with

John A. and Robert Adams in the

office, all pleasant and courteous gen

tlemen.

For Henderson. The ewift.

winged Fayette leaves for Henderson at 3 P. si., commanded by Captain

Wm. Cole, with Messrs. Durlaod,

Story and Boylo in the office, a'.l picasand and competent offioerd.

For Wabash River. The elegant

nsv? steamer Clara Scott is the regular packet for Mt. Carmel and all way points on Wabash River at 3 P.M. to-day. She is in charge of Captain Frank Collins and Marsh Walthall, two pleasant and popular gentlemen. Our merchants ahould extend to them a liberal patronage For Cairo and Memphi. The splendid steamer Minneola, of the famous Dean Lioe, will bo down this morning, en route to Memphis, and has elegant passenger appointments. Capt. W. B. Miller and John S.J ones are her distinguished chief oficera, and are among tho most pleasant gentlemen that come to our wharf. For Memphis, .Vicichburo and New Orleans. Shippers and travelers should not forget that the new and beautiful Mary Miller ia now receiving, and is announced to leave today positively for New Orleans. Ruing an Evansville boat, ho should bu loaded by Evansville shippers. People going South will find her an cx-

edingly pleasant and admirably ap-

uixcn t vcir 1:. ;. r' :i r fru in 1'Yrry xtrc-ot to

deserted.

Cincinnati. Tho C,,n -,,;,! , Friday pays : It w.'i i rt.titorc-J ct.i the t', .- Capt. lilarc. previous t t '.;.;; u uro of 1 ho Ohio .V,). ..j, l.,-t i.i. Lt, ! Marriott 3, 8 Id thy cmnn-'-ir." i , tcrent ia the bo it to ( ; , f II . ;, ptllcr, who lier,:;:.! ; r eotnti. . i her. Capt. II. formerly v unm-iu I ! the Grey Jn,'U-. in tl,,i -mo tr;-!''. 0.1 thfl -ti i id' April, a dek hiind.

fu;po8cl to b lro!u .m !, w drowned fro n tl o A i..-r , at F.:t.Lake, ii the ArkaoMu i'. i r.

Tho Cazfl' l nays ; Now that lie river is fret tin.' J-.-vt

80 low thnt h iats are oS!u""l t hunt

channel, mi h'ar conH!.J'rahlo in

quiry about tho Jains contracted for at Riniog Sun and Modoc, for th" iu provemcut or' the ehautid at llnr-o points, and ihc eiHiiia.'t-t fi r wtoch

wero given out nearly a year nt-o. Tl.o

dam at Uamw g v t- v ( r i 1 .o t more water than 8toaruluus found there before. If tho coritrnetori t

h 0 other VQiatri UHUioJ had di n.i their

duty, we woul 1 have at lennt two fct

more water between here and Lou;-

villa thn euui tier.

Tho Eh j u in r says: A body wm recovered frou tin' ycr near f'ult. tnbia, ytnterdav, whieh

in t-Uppoi d to ho that t.f tho youtur wonian who eh iuiod to ho tho wi( of thelitc Ca(t:iiu I5nn:'y M t t i n, u 11 I who, friru i-ri"' at hit .l. a'h, j ut p -d overboard fro n tho Ciiilti pteket. Miry A m : 1. 1 . s-'wrn' ti o..th 1 finer. The Tina of 1'iilny evt-iiinx saya: A private difpttrh H'tfo that the steamer G lasgo i-unk thiii lucrning on her way to New Orleans fi ni thm city. Our Lou sville or New Orleans dispatches will corrobarato or di ny thin report. If tho account ia correct that fche has taken witor, the ukuud will bo on t'iicincati (,'.'.'.. .-ho was built a'. Rrownsville in 1dm', had a capacity of 50 ) tons, aad won owd" 1 by Capt. Andy Robinson and parties in Pittsburg. Tho Chronich aaynS Thn Oltow wa r, .f o.-1 nd insured in Pittsburg, but her ear.'o w:n insured in thin city. (Vipt. () Palmer left here at nooo to look after tho interest of the Uq Jerwriter.-t. Tho Glasgow left hero on W nines Jay eveniDg last fir New Orleans, in command of Captain A ndy Jt'ilousori. Joseph Wiiliaruh and Chas. Ot Lastiun wer her p.ilots. Louisville. The Courier-Juurmt of Friday says: Tho Nick Lon worth baa laid uj for a few day.i to undergo Rome ne.'eseary repairs. Due notice will be given of the time of her departure. The Mary Ryrd, runtiiui? on tho Upper Tennessee, cank in thirty feet water Tuesday nitfht, ten miles bd jvv Kelly'u Terry. Mie- ran upon a hn.i .-, staving io her bows, and ppeclily

sunk, biio liad on board about l.iOil

p0jQ 4id boat. Capt. Fred. R. Huston, ititirwl tit i fiT t rr a n an1 a

an expert "v"- -

popular office. " u" ucr. We hope to8eehetCtaf',n trlp ,0'

n tne

day at payipg rates.

.lacllaiioouv.

ILere was cothiDg doiog c levee Saturday morning outside t,.

Uairo and Cincincati packets there

being no arrivals between midnight

and noon except the Fayette and Dan

Alice a circus boat. Will. S. Ilayd

ne laiewiu discharged her mairnifi.

cent trip, and was. receiving liberally

1 ft 1 1 1 ...Li

pounds 01 nacon, some larg, arxi i.i.ui; bushels of corn belonging to L. I.. Thomasson, Cotnaimision Merchant. The Mary Ryrd vh built by Cir,!.i(i R. K. Ryrd, of Kinxiton, in i oJ, and her tirst trip was down th9 river from thi;i city to tho .S'-ick, with the Congressional delegates that passed

through lyhattaui'Ova in i ' , ou a trip through the Hjuth. t-.lio wa.-t considered the fastest boat ou the river. St. Lot'is. Tho Democrat of Friday, Bays: The river continues steadily declining. Abo.'O I 'ubti'pfc htationary ; falling thero and heiow. Falling at Ca'ro and Memph s, and riling further down. Lower Ohio rapidly docliniofr. with only four feet over the chute of tho falls at Louiwvillo. Tho Mis'iuri is changing hlowly, by the old and n itural proo :hs of cutting out. Tho channel will to . rove, and even now the boats can carry jrooi loads in the Missouri all they cm g;t unyhow. Tho folks ere all in tho fields, and thero is lit lo freight consequently bointf Heut to tho banks of tli" river at pr sen. Tho Bayard on 1 cr down trip froin Louisiana hroko one of her shads at Slirn Island, an 1 oomplctcd her trip to this port 00 one wheel, tho Harry Johnson attending to her business. Tho little tun Qieeri burst one of her flu"s on Miturd iy near Vieksburg, while fihe had nn crcursion inr ty 00

board. Geo. Wa-hinirton, fireman,

was bi lly sealded. burg editor wer wero not hurt, an I item.

Several Vieks-

oa hoard. '1'hey Kot a H. n oitiou

TOIL JIALE. FOK HA I.I - V A r,tr A 1! I. K MAIN MTUKKT I'Hol'l-J-trr Thl .I.-ii.1H l.io)rty kliowti k.h ihi K!i r pi.nittv. HI z til i-itr.'f in, fronl In,; 7V; U t on Mm 11 ".Wt Hull lull fi-fl. n Hlilli Hlr 0. MulO -,f nlltrl ir nl m l.iw IWui..,

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rro,

MOM.

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( ornnr ,V-out ' i 'Jlr.1 hi,

in uir

1.

VALUAULi;

for her return trip The Norm

left at coon with an exccUont. tart MAIM STRFFT PfirkDIT n-rt

Leaves Kv.nlllA f, v7,'!.. k..:..v - - . , , , , ,

every TUESDAY, tVp jt. wccu "v.ug lieavy engagements above . . ... 8ATUiDAYt'j'p i' VVoouoary every I The Fayette brought up thirty-fivo At L abliG Auction.

ov2-tf or l)asse PP1 on board. "u3- looacco, some miscellaneous 1 i t' Ti ' ,lt , ,,,Uc Au", at

trcicnt nniOihirunBion. ir . 1-- "

WA - T ,Vr ----"-r MATUHOAY, MAY

iiUi. aXOilUS OIL 3 , Ane Ilaya was detained by

J. BIXZIVU & SO.-vT llru not arrive tiil 11a.m. Wholesale Dealers ln Tn0 veteran Daniel looks as livolv no

Eoat Stores; Lubricatinr, CoaL and of TIC' aD(i tljc was a reat ruh of

Tho

Lard Oils; Cordage, Rosin,

Fiton, &a, No. 20 WATIIt STItEUT,

apraSdly) Bet. Main aud Vine.

ms om inenas to welcome him back

t0 lbc lt? Mr. Rooth, tho obliging '

ana emcient eupenntendent of tho Ohio River Telegraph Line, hands us

tne iollowing:

Uniontown, Ky., May 11. Mr. Rootii: rru - 11

iuts cnampioa parsed up ti 10:30

a. ai., ana reports the It. J. Le

arouna at vvalker'a Uar. Tho Vir

ginia ia ngnting her oft. - Riciiardso.v.

i tie rine lilufl arrived at 12:30

llid TOileL. knnunr. onri Gilh rl!1

ftaap tbe akin. Price 2a cen ts ?er cake.

;."FWR IE MATO, " 4-I.O H UK UAftt" A 'Slew Peifuiue lor tbe Handkercblet. iiaulalte. Delicate, Lastlcg Fragrance. Bald by ail druKgiata jy

UNION K.K.&TBANSP01iTATI0N

COMPAN Y, TrODrletor of tbe

Union Line,

(A) Allentoran Line, (N) National Line,

TbronEh Fant .Freight Lines, rnnnlng. vlthout transfpr. hKinun h u,. i .'

Clues and the Went, via the Peunxyl vani With a moderate trip CaDtain Kallroad and Connecting Hall roads. n 1 , ,. p The raciiitiea lot handling Kaat-bonnd ionics 13 actively pushing forward the repairs of the Kvaa,ville, which been largely lmorored. ye -,;il 1 tn 1 , 1 ,

Hpeciai attention given lo the tranHDort , , lv""',,u uu regular atton or Tobacco. ne lranport day Tuesday Captain II T For information In i-poh t ... . . . "m ,1

charges, or damages on freight a ddTv tV. vcxter treats the draymsn and their

' Bbnti HVrSt "mines 10 an czcurfeion to-day to the

grove aoovo iMewburg. It will doubtless be an exceedingly pleaaant occasion. Such displays of generosity on the part of Capt. Dexter ore not uncommon Tho Virginia. Champion, and Lewellin, all over due, had not arrived at 3 P.M. Saturday. fJlenninttm from ur i;-IiHiiif .

1 ITTSBUHu. J. no Commercial f

HT, AT 2'ui.O'K r.M..

iironertv kKO'tn . 11...

1 ertriM On, third pnuU 1... 1,. .:., ...

I .. . .....u. n in

J. P. ELLIOTT ,t SON.

Corner Tltfnl h Wtut Si-.

oial2St

1.1 1,

ur lur-

fe!2 d.?ra

Kvttnwvtll.'f nd.

WATCHMAKING.

A. C ROSKNCRANa.

HARKY EMITS

K0SENCUANS & S5IITU,

Watehiaakers and Jewelers, KO.IJROBTII KtCUXOSr.,

BKAI.EHM (n American, English and ' Tt.j.n vq ttwise wau'iie. in eoid. Biivr ni Inurridayfajs

elated Ciutea. Fine Jewelry, Hllver Ware. The inHq ovt-nlnn . 1 loeH8,4c. Pernonul atteu"o.i jjiveu u5 I 1. r 1 eJcniDsr indicated

I fiijut. juut luur iiicoes ami lulling.

ppreiiticea l ne wtainer coiitioues chaneah

VII AH. I. UAlYAAItU, Tiie XetU liinr IJuniT. All work warraot.l. Ot ler U,rt at Non.

47 and 49 Main 8tr:,l; jl, at No. 11

Houth First Blrctit. ati'i.'m

J. n il KINLA i) i; i:f WHOI.KHAt.IC t C A I. it It im

IIOMKNTIO ANI N ! a ..

0. 115 MAIN BTKKKT,

de23dln KV n vt r 1 .w iwi

CHAMBER LOIN'S

Canceling Wtami).

Ki:'Ji:. I I. Y AuttiOilz -.1 Or tho

TU K1S U It T I) ; PA HTM K V.

IT. l?m tinundvvA ?z Co.,

13.1 Main Btrofct, CINCINN VTI SOLE AG Erf TIL Alo, Mukori of First VUs IJlaiik Umh.

Mercauti!o Prictors antl Stationow. Bi.23 aw co.l F KM - l!.-iiul l! ul, wt.ifTn 7Tr77vT ii7vT 1'RI acr;H, ,'KHl l,itrirt m a i n-.w ( im'

repairs of flue watches, o.

"Ko work entrusted aeJ-(iu'

iron), inn., mil. w.'-.i 01 .; 1.hIk! l.u IIIiiuHh tun Oi. I.h.I ft h lir.-iilii liv Inyoil U'AKHKN . ,MA1IIm

mlth mimbr nf hI.ab.. ... I hlrd Htr.u.1, l.-lw.ii Mali,

i .v.. W. u W V V. w " T O UU1 lllg UiU . CiU'i.