Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 September 1863 — Page 4

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-KVTEMPKK H Connoil Proceedings, Saturday Kvemsg, Sept. 12, 63. I'resent his Honor the Mavor. and Coiwieilmen lcan. Elliott. S'ewman, Schmutte, Hoelscher and t'ook. The minute ; of Sept 8th. 1863, were read and approved. On motion, bills as follows were allowed : Street Commissioner's weekly bill $29 50; John Sehassuer, for hauling recti to new gutter, $4 75: Henry Wingert. for rock. $22 00; John HartW. for gravel, $4S 00; John He3sner,for filling p aronnd Lamasco Park, $S 00; for labor on new gutter near Laughlin's wharf property. $7 25; John Shasener, for excavation and delivering earth. $120. 90; for labor at terminus of Franklin trei t sewer. S7: Geo. Gates, for pai-i'ing boards for upper market, 55: John Mclnerney, for rei:iiring crossings and Locust street hridae. $3 50; Setchel Si BowW, for omnibus hire, $10 00; Louis Richter, bill of fees, $22 32; labor on City Wharf, hauling gravel, &c, $76. 62: Wm. Johnson, for hauling dead animals for month of August, $15 00; A. Pfanlin. for extra services on tax duplicates, $90 00; Chester O. Davis, weekly salarv as wharimnster and police, $10 50: A. Teuvoorde, do.. $14 00; Adams Express Co.. for express charges on surveyors instruments, and for repairs on same, $14 23: Martin Mann, taxes refunded, $2 40; Corrvittee on Police, $10 10. Rf-veune derived from outside colleeIra fo 'er,t. 12, 18&5. $04 35. Ditto f:om Central Market, $4 Ift The public cisterns are reported to be in ffood condition. Revenue derived from city wharf up to ; midnight, Sept 10, 1863, $69 50. A petition, signed bj divers citizens, relative to filling up the canal and de- 1 daring' it a nuisance, was read and ordered to be handed to the City Attorney, likewise a professional opinion of a numbar of physicians of this city about the matter. The public cistern on Fulton Avenue , and Second street being reported out of repair, councilman Schmutte was authorized to have it put in a sound condition. , A petition, signed by sundry citizens, ' for an extension of Third street culvert, , was referred to a committee of council- ' men Cook and Dean. A bill of damages against the city, MCKOtod by C. Clements, agent for A. R Carpenter, was referred to a commit- : tee on'clairns. Owners of property abutting alley, i situate between Third and Fourth streets, j from Main to Sycamore, were allowed 8 ! per cent on their obligations paid to the contractors. Arnold k Knhn. contractors for above i alley, were allowed $'57 26 balance due them otheir contract. To the Common Council of the City of EcanstriUe : The total valuation of the taxable prop- 1 erty of the City for the year 1863 j is as below stated, viz : EVAXSVILLE. Value of Lots Va'.ue of Improvements Value of Personal Total Polls I Dogs Bitches , $2,1:15,950 1,300.020 2,97,690 TOTAL OF EVANSVILLE AND LAMASCO. Value of Lots $2,942,765 alue ol Improvements 1 744 fHV. Value of Personals .......... 2,Sfi!,'iso Total. 7,55j,SoO 2,584 Polls Dogs Bitches.... AMOUNT OF TAXES FOR General City Tax E A C. B. B E. L A C. B. B 1863. Evassvillk S38,e23 98 8,9C 20,615 91 . S08.142 54 $12,801,77 I 7,510.20 j Si0,3117 Total. LAMASCO. asaaaw i itv rax.. E. I. A C. B. R Total DELINQUENT TAX. ETaiisville , -, Lamasco "" .... 81 27 A 20 1,867 G8 $3,145 88 Grand total Total of Duplicate. Respectfully Submitted. $91,000 39 BAKER, Mayor riflllisj. Sept. 9, 18C3. Bids for the construction of Locttst street sewer were presented by Bedford & Allen, and Lant Bro. & Co., and ordered that said bids be referred to a com mittee oi tne whole Council, to Tuesday evening next meet ueo. I oster s complaint about taxation for the year 1863, was referred to a committee consisting of Councilmen Elliott and Newman. The contract for raising the alley situate between Main and Sycamonr streets and extending from Second to Third streets, was awarded to Arnold & Knhn. the lowest bidders. Several sidewalk reports were also received, and the contractor, J. Mclneruy, was allowed the contract price for doing the work. Adjourned to meet Tuesday next J I Tuesday Etemxg, Sept. 15, '63. Present, the Mayor and Councilmen L.L:.Li; iJirkenbu8ch,(kMeU, XowThe following bills were a.UowedFor labor on Ingle street bridge, $35; for labor on City Wharf, $47 25; E. Perkins, one month's salary as engineer $66 65; Thos. Bullen.one month' salary as teamster, $40 00. j Henry Gumberts was granted a license : as auctioneer, Class No. 3. On motion of Councilman Schmutte a order passed to pave alley situate between Main and Sycamore, and extend-1 ing from Third to Fourth street, was, and mt& order is, hereby rescinded. The bills for the construction of LoCWt street sewer were then examined, and the contract awarded to Bedford & Allen, they being the lowest bidders. And ordered, that agreement and bond be prepared and rned by Saturd J 'evening next Elijah Perkins, steam fire engineer proposed to the Council that he would repair and fit up the steam fire engine nouse for a dwelling at his own expense jrovided the Council would allow him to ccupy it one year as his residence, the council to repair or renew the roof if . J C . 1 J . .. ... .. auu i:a me uoor to trio enranee to the steam apartment W hereupon it was ordered that said proposition be accepted, and that said jerkins be again employed as engineer ;or the term of one rear from the 14th Jay of November next, at which time his resent term expires. Adjourned. NOTICE. j Disi THE I Ea Dissoiutioa of Copartnership. MEM OK AN.-PACKER n PLALT. ansville, Ind., and Louisville, Ills , was :wulii l by mutual consent on the Ut inst. iUtar partser i authorized to asa tbe name of rS firm in the aeKlemast of business. A. AE8PACUXB, mgli it L. If . PLAUX.

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ClVCrNSATI. Spt. 21 . crati higher mid vary little offering. Superfine $! ' e tr 1 1 Sd-.i I 'it ; prann ''.!. .. ' rr n fl I" 1 WHEAT ito .V liihrr: lie.l 51 ft' ir. :ul Whlt. 5! I .;. COHN h -i i9 tic, and O ATS to iH5."with no demand l,r cither iu bags; 10.HW bushels ot Oats mj J ntSdoia bag, to N delivered in Octoier.ii buyer option. RY E in ji.-mhI ,i nnind at ttiSc. WHISK'. ! PROVISIONS all htdd higher; 2o bbls. old city Mom Pork toM at W0 22. 1-ar.l was baW at Slill'.ftf lO'.... l.nt Kit,-.., a .1 1 n.,r t'.tn.n I'urn.n) ' ' 1 ' 111, ' ' Will, : :!lp UIMie. I.JNSEED Ili advance ! to Si 10. Git.lt.'ERl ES houyaut an I it. gxid ill miad GOLD advanced to otic aud Silver 28c ; but little offering. Eiehange active. Good deal of .ex. citem-nt In cous in -uca of ; V o news from hat- ' . wht h d-pressed bustness'generally. New York Money Market. ; New Yobk, Sept. 21. Mny m! .it "'1(.. '.1, Sterling exchange decidedly higher, at SgML Gold has advacc d 5 per cant. ; ujniag at" :i:iVi ; advancing to 404: di cllri:.,- to :7: and closing at M9M9i- tiov" ernui ut sto;ks without decided change. V. S. GViof V: coupons, MX,i ( 7 8-lu tfwy note, Bl.Vk STATEMENT. Increase iu Loans Decrease in Specie . Decrease in Circulation Increase in Deposits .... Stocks better aad active. . 1. - 1,1 $7,(i50,47rt 1 (i03,:sf. ta.Ha 7.037,577 COMMISSION HOUSE. SCHNEIDER & ZTJBERBIER, Successors to Schneider Wise ) Commission Merchants For the sale of all kinds of Western Produce, FLOUR, BACOX. PORK, LARD, Hay, Cora, Oata, Butter. Eggs, and Fulton Streets, NEW ORLEANS, L A, aug-25-6iu 5 AT-r-i, sa i Co., ) f Crane & BbowsT P.i.liu-ali, Ky., j EyausTiiie, lad. Hi.Br.o.8 Qn-rs 4 Co., St. Louis, Mo. WATTS, CEANE & CO., OOMMISSION MERCEANTS No. i$ Broad Stbkxt, SEW YORK CITT. ft'e bay opened a Houso in the city of New Toll. , for toe ah of ' Tobacco and Western Produce, Under tbe name of WATTS, CBANE A CO. Mr. I). Watts, of the firm of Watts, Given Co. f lducab, long familiar with Tobacco, will taki -hnree of :Iiat drpartiuent of oar business, nud Mr. L jrsne, of Crane and Brown, Evansville, will "Bte charge of the Produce business, n.ayiil WATTS, CRANE A CO. T. Cox. r. M. HCHFHSKY. COX it HTJMPHEEY, Forwarding & Commission IVIereliaint s Steamboat Agents, WHAEF - BOAT PE0FEIET0ES, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. We liave taken the Grey Eagle M'harf Btat, and tsk of onr friends a continuance of their patronage. One of as w ill be found aboard both day and nipht to attend to the wanta of shippers. sepl IDAMS EXPEESS COMPANY Ne"v9 Aj.'ransrement. THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY RESPECTFULLY announce to their friends and jatrons, the public cf Evansville and vicinity that, dth increased facilities fur the transportation ot Freight, Packages, Money and Valuables, f hey solicit & continuance of formi r favors. Especial care taken in tue collection of Bills, Draft Notes, and tue transportation of small and valua- I lie packages. All (lertous wishing to avail themselves of tl facilities of the Express, can obtain any desired in- I Copartnership. vv E HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH us, iu the Forwarding and Commiaoin., nees, Mr. R. K. Dnnkerson, formerly of the tirm f Slaughter A Dunkerson, under the firm name c! rane, Brown A Co. CRANE ,i BROWN L. A. CEANE. WM. BEOWK. E. E. UCKEtkSOX CEAKE, BEO'vVN & CO., ForardiDg and Coma) iseion Merchants, AND Special Eailroad Agents. Give throngh receipts and make liberal cash adances on shipments of. Produce and Tobacco to Jew York. CRANE, BROWN A CO. Kvanaville, Nov. 20th, 1861. Ixo. Fostie. A. H. Fosteb. Wm. A. Gwvn GEO. F0STEE & CO., Wholesale Grocers, Produce and Provision Merchants, CORNER OF JOCJ SI STREET AHJ) TOT oAJiAL. AS EVANSVILLE. IND. . . X 111 St.. B. l BALLAED. C. M'CU Rt. W. S. McCLURE & CO., PB0DITK COMMISSION MERCHANTS, FOR THE SALE OF Butter, Cheese, Lard, Eggs, Beans, Peas, Dried Fruits, Flour and Provisions, 2SO FxQton - Op. Washington Market, NEW YORK. KEFERESCES. Gea W White, Cash. Mechanic's Bank. Brunt- I lyn. New Yoik Hon Horatio Ballard, Sec. State of New York. Wm. Cripps. Pres. Standard Ins. Co. New York. A. H. Ballard. Ypsilanti, Blichigan. J. L. Kelly, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. R. H. Huntington. Adam's Irff Co. N Y J. II Reed, Utica, New York. Hon. Heury J Raymond, " New York Times " C. H. w'heeler, St. Albans Vt. . Ward, Lancaster Grant Co. Wisconsin jellldly GROCERIES. VKW 0LIJAK6.iCCUtt -1.1 iui.nr, lur sale UW Oy - 9. E GILBERT A C". , , . , ""'is. UII IO T? 10 C0FFE sack" prime for sale by -- 8. E. GILBEET A CO. rpABLE SALT50 sacks, of 60 snia'l bags each, S. E. GILBERT 5 CO. X for sale by NO. 1 HERRING 50 boxes receireii ami for py best quality just !""RESH TtTfT r, ,i. i "JT A. hy -"irVe. loraaie . for sale GOVERNMENT NORTHERN PITCH 10 bUs fur sale by S. E. GILBERT A CO., ro. 4 Sycamore Street I . KL'l' 150 bbls., different brands, for sale low JJj s. E. GILBERT A CO. FESH- ?U'S,-3jb,ii- Almonds, Braxil Nnts, JL English Walnuts and Filbrts; just received and for sale by g. E. GILBERT A CO. FRESH FIGS 500 just received by lrunis very choice quality S. E. GILBERT A CO. R AISINS 50 whole, half and nn.rt.r boxes ' T l , - m. im. uu i,ayerjusc received byS. L. GILBERT A CO. O AHDIKES SO cases halves and qnarters for O lor sale by S. E. GILBERT A CO. ,rADDER 1 cask prime Dutch just received S. . GILBERT A CO. 1VA and fo I for sale ky i NDIUO500 pounds best quality for sals by S. E. GILBERT A CO.. No. 4 Sycamore Street. OOAPS 5 bxs Fancy Toilet Soap ; 5 bxs Bath " 5 bxs Jenny Lind Toilet Soap; 5 bxs Castile Toilet Soap; 5 bxs Shaving " 5 bxs Palm ' 5 bxs Almond Soap ; just opened at ILUlOli s family Grocery. T ELLIES 50 dor?n assorted Jeilies at " ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. PICKLES-I & Just received at gQTT'S Family Grocery. C BOW CHOW 10 doi, I aallon ii.ru r i. .v... lOdoi. K lu dor, j Just received at ELLIOTT'S Family Geeee ry,.OODEN BOWLES Son f Bowles, Maple and Bngar Tree, at Woodeu . No.2i Main Ktiet G1 ROUND PEPPER f ariduxen Ground P'pper; i" " Allspice; Si Ginger ; 10 " ,- (Jiuuaiu. ,u. At No. 22 Mam Street SIGAK BUCKETS Sugar Buckets at tl dozeu No. a uosorled sizes Main Street. 50 CauUter Ducont's RiQa Powdar- an easos Canister Mluie Powder at ELLIOTT'S Family Orocery.

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mm iwrnixu EVAffSVILLE, IND., Mannuu tur STEAM KN GINKS, AM) CIRCULAR SAW 3MI.S, Of the most Approved Pattei a. ALSO All kinds of Machinery appertainLug to Railroads, Steambc-.v., Distilleries, Flouring Mills. SITU A K MILLS,! or all SIMM iui in latest Improve- ! I ments attached : Tobacco Screws, j Portable Engines, &C, &C, House Fronts, Grates, R il- , T Ulg, UGH and JraS - Castings of every description. DEALKRS II Steam Gauges, Gnm Belting, Fire Brick, WrougM Iron Pipe, Bolting Cloth, &c, at MANUFACTUEEES PEICES. Scpairing done at short notice. Workmen sent to all parts to At up work sail repair Bailers & Machinery BSfAll order tion and will i will re be pre. i reasoup.K Itviaaal uu.1 the most Office and Foundry en the Canal, corner of Ingle Street j mhl7-lv INSURANCE AGENCY. NEXSEN, Marble HU, Main Street, i EVANSVILLE, IND., Underwriter and General Insurance Agent. Adjuster of Fire Losses and Notary FubHc. Ail bu24&aV connected wita Insurance attended to with promptness and fidelity. Polices issued in several ot the oldest and most reliable Uompsnies in the Union. FHtE, LIFE and MARIK. rawhlr. f!.'. rt -rs resented over $ 5,0 00 ,000 00 PREPARE ITS TptE AGAINST THE THE FIRES OF FALL ! ! EX Prime A No. 1 Insurance PliGBni insurance Company OF UAKTFORD. CONN. The Fruits of the Phoenix Are manifest in the following etatement of :S.' t is si? Figaros .-howing the amount equalized to public beueflt in the shape of losses paid iu the West and South the past four years; a line of valuable ser- :.(. , honorable as well as commendable, and which bonld suggest - u" " uemow uis itturanu tairouage upon a WELL TRIED CORPORATION Slo.277..io -7,fei(.l t.:',17.o(i amtyoa 34,2 .13 8,R-..i.l.i I, 67.00 y,"65.o0 3t.054.36 '3;i. in,SS2.55 i.7,698.83 2-i,ii3.43 3,361. 1:8 .. 55.55 OHIO INDIANA ILLINOIS MICHIGAN WISCONSIN IOWA ... MINNESOTA NEBRASKA -. KANSAS. KENTUCKY ....TENNESSEE ... MISSISSIPPI , MISSOURI ARKANSAS TEXAS ALABAMA ..S4",377 45 .... 27,h22.!H ... ,174.56 ... 3A670.08 ... 34,92n.l3 ... 18,323.34 , ... 8,t;j3.I0 .. l.ll.T.'O ... 6,765.00 ! ... 34,054.36 ... 43,054.90 i .. 20,832.55 ' ... 27,698.83 . ... 22,839.43 .. 3,901. 9S 555 55 ; Iht ryvtfable adjustment, and prompt Cash r- ' ,TT a TSf; aVIIX i r iijil " 'h head of iu proanon; while ft TTfllllClj. practiheal, .wad Jint-ciui 5.ia, ,yttem of ,,m XmSS. t o( excelled ly ciy similar corporation in the world. Xasurancira solicited, and policies issued and renewed in this leading Corporation, at lair rates by w J W NEXSEN, Resident Agent, Office, Marble Hall Buildinir. Min .., Caali Assets, January 1st, 1862, $1,992,585.89. Losses Paid, Upward o 14,000,000. . .T" S!5! I"rt,,,e "wvice, promptnew and -Mm bility of this well-tried Li'J!. commend It to preference with lS?2&g' " Inraaca solicited and Policies issued b t- J. W. ilEXSEN.Agaut, MsrbU Hall Building, No 8. ' feb6

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MEDICI AL A Valuable Medicine FOR EVERY FAMILY.

Dbl"g;e8Ts in all ATtiima of the city and MMMttTJ kerp h haiM nuy, nil ami r--comnicnd an a tonic, Ktininlant aud apoetlaer, Knliack'e Stotnaoli Hitters. Al'OTHKCAKIKS II. all ncctionii of the city and country keep i tick, fell and dijeHie as a tonic rtnhark's Stnna -li Bittorx. PHVllIANS in all aid inn of the city and country approve aud re-,-ummrud a a tonic Koback' Stomach Bitters. OUtlCEfli in all section of the city and country keen couatuuily biippliotl uith at. t deal i in Bcback'B Storaach Bittet. HOTELS in all soctioUB of the city aud country are supplied with and '-eaBuot keep a Hotel," without a stock ot KoWk Stomach Bitters. HOSPITALS throughout the army of the North have found an indispensable tonic, and are using, for the soldiers Booack's Stomach Bitters. SUTLERS in every regiitent onght to have and many haye introduced, and highly recommend Roback's Stomach Bittern. LADIES, old and young, for Billiousnesa. Liver Complaints, Languor. Weakness and general Debility, are recommended to use Kolack's Stomach Bitters. EVERYBODY who desires a good tonic for giving tons to the spirits, a healthy aDpettta aud strength to the system generally, should not fail : to onv a bottle of Roback's Stomach Bitters. DR. C. V. . ROBACK, Proprietor, Cincinnati. Office and Manufactory Ho, so, . and 2 I East Third Street. For sale by all Druggists everywhere. aug DR. JOHN BULL'S COMPOUND CEDRON BITTERS, The Latest and Most Important Discovery of the 19th Centarj . mom MAN S NAME IS MORE INTIMATELY meted with the liistory of the Materia Medica of the United States, or more favorably known as a pioneer in medical discovery, than that of Dr. JOHK BULL, of Louisville, Ky. His iuiiuitaMe prepanitinn of Sars:iparilla has Ipu stood at the h ad of the various compounds of that valuable drug. His t ( limn FKCToaaL ok n.n Cherry lias In-come a household wor throughout j the West and South ; and his Worm Lozenges, in less than a year alter their introduction, attained ; a reputation as wide-spread as the continent of j North America. But the crowning glory of his '. life remains to be attained iu his latest discovjry, i or rather combination ; for ha does not claim to hat been the discoverer of CEDRON. which is the basis ef the bitters now offered to the public, j That honor belouirs lo the native inhAbitjints of . Central America, to whom its virtues have been . ; known for more than two hundred years. Armed ; : with it, the Indian bids detiance to the nioat dead- , t ly malaria, and bandies without fear the most j yenemous Serpent, it is a belief vrish them that , ! while there is hrvatli left in t!i bo. ry, theOedron j I is poteut to cure, no matter wealths disease may ! ! be. : While Dr. BnM re not lirapared lo indorse this ' extravagant pretension, he, is ueverthidess satis- : fled from a thorough examination of the evidence relative to its virtues, that as a remedy and pre- j Tentative lor all Utscaees arising from exposure, either to chauges of weather and aUaatUa, or to i the miasmatic influences, it stands without a j rival and, justly deserves the reputation it h is so , long enjoyed iu Central America ami the West ; Indies. In 9 And its attendant train id' .'yiuptoms, its acts more like a charm than a medicine. There is : nothing in the whole range of the Materia Medica, that for a moment bear a comparison with it iu i this di.--.u-. A full account of this wonderful plan.' may lm i found in the lltli edition of the U. S. Dispeusalory, pages 1387 and 13S8. A series of experiments in which Dr. Bull has been for years engaged, has just been brought to a successful termination, and ho is now enabled to offer to the public a combination of Cedron vri,n ; other approved tonics, the whole preserved In tie j best quality of copper- distilled Bourbon wbiny, ! which he is eoMdant has no equal iu the w.ueli" He might furnish a volume of certifleita. but h nubile have lonir smee lenrned I. i ucb things at their true value. Tia ealvst p'.an j , lor every one to test for himseiS the virtue ol ' oi w medicine. Give i -sea for which the Cedron Bitters are a sneciff nan aiseases of the STOMACH, BOW US, LIVER OO. SUIUSKYST "xv n all otl. rtions of the of the BRMV rTT 5WO V&X DERAE r THt STOMACH OR BOWELS, nMUT, RHEUMATISM ud ZiE L . ELS, LIVER Oii rciuiWsr ajBaaSSJSUS! .AIS DE. i 'I'll!.- ,;-n., . ,"J .V"'r--A I RALGl And In KKVEU AND AUE; It is nxitlMjl to iiiiingju all other renadiea. It mita lasossj uiseases. hut them. nriHi A wineglass full of the Bitters taken an 1 r before each meal, will Obviate the ill effect of the most unhealthy clioato, and screen the person taking it against Sanaa, under the most txxSm exposures. Sold by Druggists and Grocers generally. ITO..1M..UFI1A n u tj Li is i riucii al (n- asMaii Street, Losuay'Ua, Ky. com aj isSsVSsa H. J. SCH L ATSO-fE R W BIEitBOWKR, PETER VIERLINO 1NS0LUSX.L CEMENT. Gkbat Discovk .-.. tSKFUL a.Kl VALUABLE fIS( 0VEKY ! HUSTON'S INSOLUBLE CEMENT Applicable to the useful arts. f in or more general practical utility ' than any invention now before the ! ! . i . f ntt" beeD thoroagbjy t. ted during the hl8t two years ,y nractical men, aud pronounced to SUPERIOR TO ASY Adhesive Preparation known. A new ,1,lns- union's Insoluble lis a new thing, and the result of swan of study, it, combination is on Its Combination. Scientific Principles, And nnder no circumstances or change of temperature will it become corrupt or eu it any offensive sineil. Boot A Shoo Mannfaetnrers BOOT fc SHOE ,V, A : . UB'ug jiiaehines, will find it the best article known for Cementing the Channels, as it i works without delay, is not aflect.edbyany change of temperature. JEW E L EBS WM find it snfflciently adhesive for I their use, as has boon proved. jit Is especially adapted fo leather, j And we claim as an especial merit, jthatjt sticks Patches and Linings SfruHf without stltcliiug: L Jewelers. Families. IT IS THE 0NLV LIQUIi CEMEKT Extant, that is a surs thing for me.uding PIRSITPRE, CROCKERY, TOYS, BOSE. IVORY, And articles of housohold ns?. REMEMBER It is a Liquid. Remember. Billon's Insoluble Cement Is in a liquid form and as ea'ily ' applied as paste. Hilton's Insoluble Cement Is insoluble in water or oil. Hilton's Insoluble Cement Adheres oily substances. Supplied In Family or Manufacti,.-. era 1'ackages trom 2 ounces to 100 lbs. HILTON, BUns.A CO., PROl'BlKTOas, PROVIDENCE, R. I Kinis. NOTICE. CIRCULAB Xo. 57. WAR DEPARTMENT, Provost Marshal General's Office, Washington, D. D., July 17 1863 "T w . i , ; ... . . J. 1 J n luiraraij wriaoN, in relation to that part of section 2 of the enrolment act, which says ' where there are two or more cns of aged or infirm parents subject to draft, the father, or if he be dead, the mother, may elect which son shall be exempt, ' is published and will hereafter govern " The only son of aged and infirm parents dependent, Ac.,' is absolntely exempt; but where there are two sons, both are subject to draft until an election is made by the parent, and the one elected should be removed from the list. After the draft is made tbe persons drafted are no longer subject to draft," but to duty, and a parent cannot sernre the practical exemption of two sous from military duty by waiting until one is drafted, and then elect la exempt him. JAMES B. FRY, aaglO-dlw Provost Marshal Osnsral.

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E. cb C, f. B. DEPARTS: TrtMglit Htirt Acnmmodatinn. ay, Mail fi -Ah I .....! :2S. A REIVKI Aooosasaodatiost.. Mail ..5:24 r. ...5:M V. T. II. &. ii. II. 11. v e r a n t s mo M t. h. Day Express 3: IS r. M. Accommodation 7:0ft a M. Night Kxprasa 1:50 a. m. A K RIVE AT T. H. Day Express 10:4,) r. M. Accomniodntiou .1o a. m. N: .'..t Ex;it08S 11:15 a. m. These t j road make good connection at Terre Haute. River News. ARRIVALS. Btmai Elii t, Heiidersou. " Chambers, Henderson. " CollosMi. LoulsvilU. C.uutes.s, Cairo. '- Pflreton, (ireen River. , Cordelia Ann. Cincinnati. Ctdoiiua, Cairo. " Huntsman, Cairo. ' lies Moines City, Cairo. " Q. K. Dunkerson, Rowling O. DEPARTURES. Steamer Effort. Henden.'u. u Chamber, HeiuleraoaM i ' . - -1 . - Louisville. " Countess LouUvilte, ' Hunistnan, Cairo. Dcs JIni ues City, Cairo. " Curdelia Ann, Bowling Green. The river is still tailing, though slowly, and navigation is growing worse, and th- , ! wenther gives no signs of hope for a rise. The Countess came up from Cairo : Sunday morning and proceeded to Lou- : ipville. The Huntsman came up with, a fine trip, including fifteen hogsheads of to- ; bacco. The Dps Moines City arrived light. Both boats left at noon yesterday, the i Huntsman taking the largest 3hare of ! the freight. The Colossus, due here on Saturday night, did not arrive until 10i o'clock I yesterday morning. i She returned to Louisville in the after- ' noon, having a nice trip both ways. The Coi-rfelin Ann left last evening for i Bowling (,'reen, with all the freight she 1 could tarry, and with numerous passen gers. The Effort and Chambers still make regular trips to Henderson daily. V,e n otice that the Effort saws her wood by steamer quite a convenience on a steamboat The Colonic, which arrived yesterday from Cairo, is repairing her guards. She will leave for Cairo at noon todity. Tom Bolus is an experienced and accommodating officer, and will give proper attention to passengers. The Mercury has been withdrawn from the Henderson trade, and the J. T. McCbmb will resume her place and be here tO-.Tli.-rOK: Notice is hereby given to tbe i tssEchaiats and shippers of Evansville, . that all freights designed for tbe boats i belonfjiu to tbe Evansville and Cairo j Packet Company will henceforth be re ceived ;il all times, free of charge, by Messrs. Cox & Humphrey, at the lower stageing of thwr wharf boat, who are authorized to make contracts and sign y r.f larlinir o: po.se of their freights nnd ev wen bills of lading signed at their own convenience, without regard to the arrival or departure of the packets. sepl4d2w BL T. DEXTER, President. Lake lee. Plenty of Lake Ice constantly on hand day wd night, at the Lower Landing. E. INGLE & CO. SUGAR EVAPORATOR. Cock's Sugar iLvaporator. nTE HAVE THE SOLE AGENCY FOR THE ut the Celebrated Evaporator for GIB SON AND VANDERBURGH Counties. We ji. mciemi ttioin trom personal experience, having manufactured 600 gallons of beautiful gyntp on one of them last year. It is to the interest of COOK S EVAPORATORS, as the M. lasses made -m n hkdii M'n at irom in to 2o cents r iV uiaii mat made on common puns, sc. Persons wanting will pleas order early, aCement j thore m,lv. N w.r l getting them late iu the - ..u. nr pnanipniet to VICKERY BROTHERS: ' ,e' No. 82 Main St., EvansviH GROCERIES. t? USURIES KJ Strawberry and Lemon Svrun. !;... . nraai i Nuts. Essence of PnfrA U'..h.. 11 i-1 .urns, rigs, K.iiMiis. Currants. ock Candy, Oysters, Shoe, Horse am: Scrubbing Brushes. Lobsters, Sardines, Alum, Lpson. M-lts, lioll Brimstone, Sulphur, Copperas, Jiadder, Extract of Logwood, Indigo, Cream Tartar, Soon, Bed Cords of all kinds, Tobacco of all kinds, Slacking, B.utiug, Nutmegs, Cigars of all n- "'"B"1' aiuiuior, uarouna and Wagon lar, urooms, Cotton Yarn, Ground Ginger, Castile Bow, Playing Cards, Glass Jars. Lanterns, Tun.- , biers and Flasks, Pepp- r Sauce, Matches, Pickles. ; Mustard, Fish of all kiuds. Tomato Catsup.Powdei , ! Sa.efy Fuse, Soaps of all kinds, Starch, Teas. Vin- I egar, Letter, Note, Cap, and Fancy Paper, Wrapping Paper, Envelopes. Salt Pctre, Gum Drops ttooUeu Bowls, Jnjube Paste, Cinnamon, Coal Oi ' Clothes Pius, British Lt stro, Bonnet Boards, .nk I Cioves, Nulls, Sash, Glass. Snirits Tanwiih. .11 i indfcraafolowby 8. E. GILBERT A CO., ' T No. 4 Sycamore Street. i I Y to ousoeia of good White M s , i . i x .it.,. . . : z w saie in quantities to suit by yiOKjdHr.BROS., No. sMa in Street. CIDER MILLS AT $Tfi EAClrAT VICKERY BROS., No. 83 Main Street jnOTTON VARNS-2.5 bag, for ,, t0 arrl - X i ,i S' E' GILBERT A CO., No. 4 Sycamore Street. TJAMS AND DRIED BEEF 1 hhd. Canvassed Ai ougar Cured Hams; 1 hhd. Canvassed Sugar cured Boel. Just received and for sale at VICKERY BROS., 82 Main Street. COAL OIL Extra refined Coal Oil-superior to most of the Oils usually sold. Try it at . VICKERY BROS.. No. 82 Main Street. K HHDS. CHOICE N. 0. SUGAR AT ' Jl ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery'. Gi ERMAN SOAP I" 20 boxes German Soap ; 20 boxes Mottle Soap; 10 bxs Erasivo Soap ; At ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. poWLER-500 kegs Dupnt's Blasting Powder '; X 9DB kegs Dupout's Riilo Powder ; 4ti0kegsMinie , ,,no " Bitting Powder; In store aud forsale at No. 22 Main Street. p BURNS " ' v I d.iaen Ceder Churns ; I dozen White Pine Churns; 6 dozen common Churns ; at At ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. CEDER PAILS 1 2 dozeH Red Cedar Pails ; -uuzen wniie Uedar Pa s : 2 dozen Varnished Cedar Pails ; 2 dozen Horse Cedar Pails ; just received at f.L,LlurT'S Family Grocery DOZEN NURSE NURSERY CHAIRS AT f.LLIOTTS Family Grocery. BASKETS 25 doien aesortwTseiiea-Clothes . Bl"ke'at ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery" ' f ARRET BASKETS-50 dozen assortedMaT: ; tl5et BmI""' at No. 22 Main Street. ' jVEW ORLEANS SUGAR S-Va14 P""'1"" nd choice New Orleans Su- 1 gar , j hds. good an. fair Now Orleans Sugar Jjn store, and to arriye, at H. A. COOK'S. PEPPER A SPICE 5 bags Pepier ; -it IT Spire: At H. A. COOK'S. j SiS?,"01' , ru,u'"1 and Powdered Sugars I 50 l.bl,. ,,! nctirtd and forsale by E. GILBERT A 00.

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RTGTJLAR PACKETS.

Evansville aad Htnrr-'vn ?crVot. T H K 33 S T E A M 1. 15 O IE "V MaaU THOMAS Leaves Evansville every evening at 4 p. m., ana leave Henderson every mruin; t 7 a. m. For freight or passage apply on hoard or to John B. Hall, Evansville, or to Morris A Rucktr, Hendets n, Ky. sepl Evansville and Cairo Packet Co. FAST MAIL PACKET LINE. Low Water Arrangement : 41-: -to- i-Cs5:& Faducah & Cairo. During the continuance of low water Boats will run as follows: THE FINE MAIL PACKET 1S Y 13 XT 3ESL IE3 , G. Dl'SOCCHET, Slaster W. DUNN, Clerk. Leaves Monday's and Thursday's at 2 o'clock, for Cairo and all Way Points. I -av Rai ro Tuesday's and Friday's at 5 p. m. THE LIGHT DRAUGHT PACKET SUNTSM HOV E. WI1ISTLEB, Master F. R. HUSTON, Cl'k. Leaves Wednesday's and Saturday's at 2 p. m. for Cairo and all Way Points. Leaves Cairo on Thursday's Sunday's at .1 p.m., Making connections at Cairo with the Illinois Central Railroad, and at Evansville with the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railroad. For freight or passage apply on board or to Cox A Humphrey, Lower Wharf Boat, or to P. D. Veils Agents. seplS-dtf Low Water Arrangement. EVANSVILLE AND CAIRO PACKET H 1LT IV T H, ESS, KOBKETS, Master SHIELDS, Clerk. TXJILL PLY AS A REGULAR PACKET BEW tween Evansville, Paducah and Cairo during the low water. She is very light and roomy. 8h leaves on MONDAY, September 14, at 10a. m. For freight or passage apply to sepl2Jf JNO. B HALL. Agent Cincinnati and Memphis PACKET COMPANY. nm. For Evansville, Henderson, Mount Jht v''riion, Shawneetown, Smiihland, ( 3cirtfeeM Paducah, Cairo, Columbus, Hickman , and Hen pnis and all wav-points on the Ohio ami MissisMppi Rivera, comprising the foil stew light -draught passenger packets : "6 NORMAN, JEWESS, Captain Fm.ier. W. C. MANN, Captain Shook. Cant. Ratchelor. PRINCESS Captan Marat ta. One of Hie above Boats will pass Evansville Weekly fur Cairo, Columbus, Hickman, and Memphi". Also, weekly for Cincinnati. For freight or passage enquire of COX A HUMPHREY, "cpPdtf Agents. Regular Evansv;lle and Cairo PACKET, J) UU I X G LOW WA TEJt . THE STEAMER 0 O Xji O 393" T4T ffc. , TOM. BOLl'S, Captain. H. HYDE, Clerk, WILL RUN REGULARLY TN THE 1 iswI'Vii 'above trade dnring low water. aTTi'Ti For freight or passage apply on board. sepO IT. S.-Mail Boat for Louisville. rm. DURING THE LOW WATER 'jJhW'jf1 season the Louisville and Evansville SB Uit:Ss5 U. S. Mail Company will run a daily line, (Sunday's excepted) of light draught steamers, leaving from Cox 4 Humphrey's Wharf Boat. For further information anplv to Cox A Humphrey. JO. H. BUNCE, Superintendent. , Jane 25-tf : Kji-vn.4PJlft, ajl't I'nyvliivr THE SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAMER R. K. DUNKERSON, A. DBINK WATER, Master, LEAVE EVANSVII.T.E Lieaud Thursday at 4 ass Leaves Bowling reen every Wednesday and Saturday at 8 a. m., making sure connections with the Armada for the Lower Ohio, and Rnv rL, for Louisville. - my26 LOUISVILLE AND HENDERSON AILY LINE, (SUNDAY'S Xt F.fT The Evaiisville fc Louisrille J. 8 , rt: r, wiie Co's. Splendid Pas senser Mh-'. - 'sTtiiil' J' X GREY EAGLE, J. A. LUSK, Clerk " BIG " tt. LLNCE... ; TAR" GREY EAGLE, II UTSIN FILLER W. G. VORIS, Clerk J. T. McCOMBS, Uai I. BALLARD J. GWATHNKY. iierk ' uiwpeao the Line, f, and will leave ETansyille for .i-uiHwueas iouows: Holiday's, .STAR GREY ; nK.uw.fc. rueaiuy's, J T. McCOMBS, at ft o'clock p ! s, BIG" GREY EAGLE, at ft o'clock '"""f STAB' GREY EAGLE, at ft o'clock today J T. McCOMBS, at ft o'clock r. h tatt -rday's, "BIG" GREY EAGLE, at 5 o'clock P. M. RETURNING J. T. McCOMBS, leaves Louisville Monday's and Thursday's. BIG" ORF.y EAGLE leaves Louisville Tucs :ay s and riday's, " STAR " GHEY EAGLE leaves Louisville V ed nesday s and Saturday's. Punctually at i o clock P. M. . For comfort and speed the above steamers arr unsurpasseu. C0X A HUMPHREY decl2 BOOTS & SHOES. No. 15 MAIN STREET. BOOTS AND SHOES, AMI Hats Sl Caps.

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DEALCas IN

No. 15 Main Street, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

INSURANCE AGENCY.

HOME E COMPANY, ox if ew York. Office 112 and 114 Broadway With Cash Opitai all paid in of ONE MILLION DOLLARS. ASSETS JULY 1st, ISO: $1,500,000 The Home Insurance Company insures against Lobs or Damage by Fire on Dwellings and their contents, lor a term of from 1 to d years on th most favorable terms. Stores, Warehouses, Stocks of Merchandiie, Produce, Manufactories, Machine ili!' insurable property, at fair and equitable rates: and uii INLAND NAVIGATION And Transportation, Shipments upon tbe Rivers, Lakes, Canals aud Railroads, as low as the nature of the risks will bear, with fairness to the assured and the Company. Adjusting all losses fairly, and pr mptly paying them. CHAS. J. MARTIN, Pres't. A. F. WILMABTH, Vice Pres't. J. Miltoh Smith, Secretary. Johm McGee, Ass't Sec'y. Applications made to and policies issnea py A. C. !1 AhLrj rv a c?uj, Ag is, First Street, near Post Office. Insurance Agency. ALLEN CrHALLECK, UNDERWRITER AND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, . .'" f :. or AYE&AGKS am. KOTABT FVBLIO. He continues to issne Folldes from several First ; Class and most reliable INSURANCE COMPANIES In the Covnlry, on aland aud Firs Hitkt. He will ; also receive applications for LIFE INSURANCE. He will attend te the Adjustment of Losses of . every description under policies from other agencies, and attend to tbe settlement of all matters connected with INSURANCE, for parties interested. His long experience as an Is-; rancf. Agent, ' has made him familiar with all subjects connected ; with Insurance. W Office, on First Street, near the Post , : Office. INCORPORATED 1847. CITY Fire Insurance Company, OF HARTFORD, CONN. Capita , 250,000 H. C. WAITE, Sec'y. C. R. BOWERS, Pres't. S. A. PRICE, General Agent, Residing at Chicago, Ilia. CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $327,50. Tbls Company iuBures against loss and damage by fire on Dwellings and their Contents, stores, Warehouses, Stocis of Merchandize, and all insurable property at as reasonable rates of premium as any other solvent and reliable Company, Adjtuling Lostet fahrig and paying them promptly. Applications made to aud Policies issued by A. C. HALLKCK It SON., First Street, near Post Office, ai.gil-lyd ETAsrevim. Ind. HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Connecticut. INCORPORATED 181 charter"perpetital With a Successful Business Experience o FIFTY YEARS. CASH CAPITAL 5O0,0OO.O CAPITAL AND SUEPLCS, $81,986.81 Insurance agaiu't Loss or Damage by Fire, on Dwellings, Furniture, Stores, Warehouses, Merchandire, Mills, Manufactories, and other kinds ol property, can bo effected in this Company upon as favorable terms as the nature of the risks and security to Policy will admit. PARTICULAR ATTENTION given to insuring Farm property, consisting of Dwellings, Barns, aud outbuildings ceunected, and Furniture, Lire Stock, Hay, Grain, Vanning Utensils, Ac., Ac, contained therein, lor a term of years at LOW rates of premium. OFFICERS: T. C. Allvn. c'y. H. Duntinstou, Pres't. C. C. Lyuuui, Asa't Sec'y. W. N. Bowers, Actuary. D. Alexander, General Agent for the Western and Sonth Western States, Columbus, Ohio. J. Graham, Ass't General Agent for the Western and South Western States, Columbus, Ohio. Applications for Insurance may be made to tbe Office on First street, near Post Office. ang23-!yd GROCERIES. O AUOES 2o dozen Pepper Sauces : 25 " Tomato Catanp ; 2ft " London Clnb Sauce : 1" " John Bull Sauce; 6 " Walnut Catsup ; ft " Delmore's Sauce ; " Soho Sauce ; 6 " Epicurean Sauce ; S " India Sauce ; " Harvey's Sauco; 5 " Camp Sauce. Jnst roceived peratamerat ALLIOTT S Tamily Grocery. "1HOCOLATE 1 box De Sout Cboclai; 1 box Baker's Sweet Choclate ; 5 bxs Half Vanilla 4 bx9 Cnmpagnei Francaise Choclate : 4 bxs Baker's Co o ; yaxt received at ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. C'fARCH ft loxes Corn Starch : i hoves HiiitliTa farina Starch just opened at ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. If) DOE. ASSORTED OLIVE OIL, At No. 22 Ml Main Street. , TNDIG0 20 gross assorted boxes Indigo at j x ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. HAMS lftO.OiS lbs Qnigley's celebrated Sugar Cnred Hams at ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. COFFEE 100 lbs Dandelion Coffee ; 100 Sis Rio Coffee ; 109 Ihs Java Coffee : At ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. PARCHED RYE 2o pounds Parched Rye at ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. yiNEGAR10 barrels pure Cider Vinegar at No. 22 Main Street. CREAM TARTER 100 lbs, 1 lb papers, Cream Tartar ; 1001hs, stt 100 lbs, ?Tt " " Just received at ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. ; OCGAR- : O 5 5 hhds Ashland Clarified Snc-ar: 10 barrels Powdered Sngar; 10 " Crushed Sugar ; Just received at ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. rI,EA 1 100 pounds in tt.s pkgs Imperial Tea ; J2 ' Gunpowder Tea; ion " " Youug Hyson Tea; 100 Black Tea ; in store at ELLIOTT S Family Grocery. "HANDLES 20 boxes Star Caudles ; 2" Half lxs Star Candles; 20 ijuarter bxs Star Caudles ; just received at tLbiun s Family Grocery. 30 DOZEN WISP BROOMS AT ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. C1ARPET BROOMS 100 dozen assorted Carpet Blooms; M dozen Steam Boot Bn oms. At No. 22 Main Street. IX7A8B BOARDS 10doz7iTZinc"Wah Boards Tf ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. DANDELION COFFEE 200 pouudrw right's celebrated Dandelion Coffee for sale cheap at , ELLIOTT'S Family ftrocrrv. SAL SODA 150 lbs, 1 lb papers, Sal Soda : 100 lbs, V lb .. ' 100 lbs, It rt, At No. Main Street. CIANNED FRUIT ' 10 dozen Canned Peaches; 10 Quinces; J " Blackberries ; lu " Tomatoes ; Just received at ELLIOTT'S Familv r.r T) ICE. RICE XX, 10 bags Prime Rice ; At H. A. COOK'S. CODA ASHO 3 aosks best quality Soda Ash ; lust Received, at H. A. COOK'S. CJAL SODA-2 casks Sal Soda; " At H. A. COOK'S. A MESICAN PRIDE BLACKING11 -'l0 do- assorted sizes BlackingJt Reoslysd, at H. COOK'S CcookinlAaR,CI,-'W i0Z- Corn StarchTfor REFINED Sl'GAKji-Z " 20 barrels Crushed Sugnr ; 20 " Powdered Sugar ; 5 boxes Loaf Sugar : 25 barrels Refined B. Sugar; Jnst Receivi.i. at H. A. COOK'S. X,TASHING BLUE 10 gross liesT lor sale bv " S. E. GILBERT A Co. ;; BARRELS BEEHIVE SYBDpTTo" barrel 1 J New Orleans ; Just received at ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. MSAL SEIVES-5 dozen ileal Se!y t ELLIOTT'S V.mu.. rs ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. "T'EATHtR DUSTERS 20 dozen rted sizes M. reniuer misters al ELLOTT'S Family Grocery. OYRUP

U 10 barrels Crescent City Syrup; 5 quarter bbls Honey Syrup ; 10 hair bbls New Orleans Molasses, at ELLIOTT 8 Family Grocery. MACAR0NA AND VERMACTLLA 25 boxes Macarona ; 25 " Vermacilla; Just Bseeitsd, at If . A. 00-

CIGARS & TOBACCO.

JOSEPH rilTIISICH & BEOS., So. UI Forest Street, 49 Sonth BALTIMORE, MD. JOHN FENDRICH & BEOS., COLUMBIA, PA., AND F. FENDRICH & BROS., Evansville, Ind., Branches of the Baltimore House, 3 a v MAVCrACTrEERS or TOBACCO. yyE ARE NOW Manufacturers, in o THE MOST EXTENSIVE n hui, in the Stata. We offer the following Tobacco and Cigars, of oar own manufacture, for sale : 200 Boxes of Five Lump ir ponnd 50 Cts. 2U0 Boxes of 10 Lump , er ponnd 80 Cts. 200 Boxes Frank's Orajge Lump V lb. 65 Cts. 300 Rose Bud, iu Caddies, perpound 60 Cta. 300 Boxes Barow's. in Caddies. ! 300 Caddies Peach Leaf, per jionnd 60 Cti. j 200 El Dorado, Light, per pound. 81 00 300 Caddies Pancake, Light, per pound 80 Ot. 100 Boxes Sun ured Tobacco lb 56 Cta. I 4,000 B)s Home Snun Twist Tobacco ; 1,000 Barrels Smoking Tobacco ; ! 200 boxes Bond's Scotch Snuff; 60 Half Barrels Fine-Cut Chewing Tobacco 100 Merschaum Pipes ; 100 Gross Briar and Wood Pipes ; ' 200,000 Clay Pix-s, assorted; 100 Gross Rubber Pipes ; j 10,000 assorted Pipe Stems ; ! 25,000 Cenha Cigars ; ! 24,0(0 Henry Clay Cigars, first's ; 26,000 Henry Clay Cigars, Second's ; ! 23,000 La Napoleon Cigars ; ' 30.000 El Brutus Cigars ; 200,000 Half Spanish Cigars ; 200,000 Segareets ; 220,000 La Salvadina Cigars s 40W,000 Packs Smoking Toaacco ,- 60 Drums Tnrkis-h Smoking Toaarco ; 1,000 Bales Kinnic.ti.ick Smoking Tobacoa; SO Drums tnangme ; i 2,000 Pounds Mackaboy Snuff; 2,000 French Snuff. Merchants and Store-Keepers, look to their ! interest ; examine our large stock. Main Street, Sales Room Factory, Cop. Locust & Water Sts. We manufacture aU the above goods, and will sal 30 per cent, cheaper than any House in our State. We would call the attention of Merchants who deal in our line, to buy from the manufacturers, where they can save 30 per cent. F. FENDRlCH A BROS., Bp2l Evansville, Indiana. DENTIST. W. F. HUTCHINSON DENTIST, Corner Sain and Second Street, ( UP STAIRS.) TAB. HUTCHINSON HAVINO FOR TE1 U last seven Man re-eived the unlimited patronage of the cilfctm of Evansville and snrrannding towns anil conntry, would return most sincere thanks fur thir appreciation of his skill as uenti9t. hoping, bv nntiriug ing for his pattest! all the energy in aecurLATEST I 1 PROVE MENTS AND INVENTIONS, to merit a continuance of the same favor. Personal Attention Given In Every Case. Hi facilities for doing good work eqnal any Establishment in the United States. Every style of Artificial Teetli made in Eastern Cities are made by him. Rel rence at all times eiven bv referring to persons now wearing the BEAUTIFUL SETS OF TEETH prepared in his office. Having had much experience iu treatment of irregulartiy of CHILDREN'S TEETH, he would have no hesitation in saying the most irregular cases can b entirely correc ed by him. Cases can be seen i a this city and county entirely corrected by him. Cleft, Palate or openings in Palate snccesfully treated. Scurvy, Neuralgia affections and all diseases of the mouth successfully treated. Those desirinz ARTIFICIAL TEETH would da well to consnlt him. tCTermB very moderate. JSTlie best Anearthetics for alleviating 'paia when extracting teeth. Chloroform given whan requested. jnn rJ 1 si I .i i - HAAS, ' Y THANKFUL TOR THE 'tereceivedduring the past four 1 lermanent resident of this city, (whether they need his pro fee -. t ) to visit his rooms and aaa th. l, 'JUCLING A liberal pat. years, aud U-in., deeiies all pereo: sional services or Various St yle of work 3Iannfactared Improvements and Invent'ons the interests of his patients is secured by him. H I LsiaBiisiiment and Facillti Are eqnal to any in EASTERN CITIES. i I LCVing xe nas several An ass the roft ii i """'""'S rain when Eitrac Teeth. heir original contour. All aaalraaS styles of ' ARTIFICIAL TEETH, made anywhere in the United States, are made by him. Irregularities of Children's Teeth successfully corrected. Those having DECAYED TEETH Should either have tl.em Extracted or Filled fth Utter ttposalbte.) The health of the parties' aid the remaining Teeth demand it NECEALGIC AFFLICTIONS TREATED ALSO CLEFT PALATE Office on Flrat St , Near Poat Office. SPECTACLES. I. RITTEXBERG No. 67 Main Street, OESPECTFULLY 1 Vl'il'V p r. . . r puui.o ne nas m newly invented Pantoscopic Spectacles, Oil Wkai.yrircil l.rh ri.T. 1 . . j ftt iticil tuij t-rerv mdvmifM iritiJ their. ..."r-'i-V'v1"? " .l at- - .. ill nuu.I.,.r, o that 1 hay on h.B.t th. Brazilian Pebble Spectacle, hey are muJe .u a cteu;;tic principle. Field Glasses forties SOW in use. ' "i'mpormd and Marine S Pyg-IisHes, Opera and Simple Miopia ,8 6 8, SpyH:my3, Eye Glasses. , tortois STiell, Steel & Golci rames, ,ear SSghttd and Cataract Spectacle Th. above mentioned articles are always kept on hana! and can be had of L BITTENBERG ojdy, o. 07 Mala Street, EvansvilU, tad. ot

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