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The Evansville daily journal., 1858-04-17
BARNES & PARK,
Proprietors, New York.

eS ASK Mr. Watkins, of Lynchburg, If Chas. De
Grath's Electric Oil did not hun IF rheumatism
and strains received from fall. ~SS
Ask Rev. Mr.. Caldwell if it did not relieve him of
a severe cough and pain in the breast one night.
Ask Mr.. Welch, of Buchanan, If it did not cure
him OF swcled glands in the throat i'm fifteen minutes,
when the Doctors said he would die in a short time.
Ask Mrs. Argyle, if it did no. relieve her Of the
headache in iifteen minutes.
ASK slrs. Blackfcot, of Lynchburg, If it did not
cure her of headache in fifteen minutes.
This Oil is mild pleasant and harmless-its proper
ties all FOR good. Children should have it gver
them teething and for Group. Beware of base irita
tors, protesting to make Electric Oil. They know
nothing of Its manufacture, their only aim being Il
get money! Look out! Bewa.c! The only genun'
is made at the old establishment, 80 South sth street
Philadelphia, not r'moved, advertised by has
scamp. Name on the wrapper and blown in tn
| bottle. PRoF. Z. DE GRATH,
Sole inventor and maker Of Electric Oil in the world
1 apS-lm
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NEW SADDLERY
ESTABLISHMENT.
GEORGE THORNHILL,
SADDLE g. HARNESS MAKER,

Main street, two doors above Crescent City Bank,
EVANSVILLE, IND,
lie has now a large and complete stock Of Saddles
Brides, Dray Harness, Carriage and Buggy ca
sSa sGSSs an% and ns d
the most reasonable terms. lie invites Gus
TONERS in the city and from abroad to call and exam
inc his stock. apl3n
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Hostetter's stomach Diiters.-The well-merit
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favor with which it has been received by most
spectacle citizcns speaks volumes as to its efficacy in
bringing about the beneficial results for which it is
designed. Having been the result of long course of
study and observation in the Doctors practice, so
TINT the propretors have hestlncy in presenting
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certain and permanent for all Irregularities ana
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-05
AGRICULTURAL SHORTER CATE


What are Tiles "A Yankee invention for
draining pockets; so called from resemblance
to the prevailing style Of gontlemen's hats.
What is catP-Masculine wheat.
The female is called dough.
What is BrookiHg "A western phrase sig
nilying a regular smash-up Of prairie-dom.
The present pressure has been so heavy as TO
break things generally out west
What a. icih oats "A kind Of grain IL
sually sown broadcast by farm boys-good
food for fast horses.
What is cabbage "A plant popular among
tailors with large families.
How are Vegetables best Preserved place
them in a sellers hands--or bury them in peach-
pits.
Whats me Bean Disease 2-Pcle-ovil
What is Garden Sass 2--Cultyated inn
porinence.
What Fruit pieases Characters Choke
pears. They are also familiar with the art-i-
choke.
Why are People Nth Corns like ceri1p Veg
etablCs 7-Because they are toe-muriyrs.
Is there Vegetable Hen Yes; the egg
plant
Ho,e can Young La4'es soonest secure FanR
--TAKE a country gentleman 20
Why are Od'er Wd~ote because they
read only stable literature.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-05
pOrtru.'
ms AND MINE.

r.,A..h. "a, q. IN, hon,. ~, VIA, ,,,n and r,,elr,.
-. ~ t Ii t., e,r,i, 80, H. 20 ,,,,,, c.;,,ii,, ~
Nii'' ~. III - ' '''f"'' Ne"''' ~ '
r dance a. ',, s9 20 , ,5l %, ,,,or,h,.
INV ~, ~ ~ l- WV 'u'n'"s b0'' VI h'' " 7
less Wrong
Let her be his when oxutant scorn shall beam from her
l., eyes Oage ,-,,, ,,o,,. with strange
~ Nv ~ a ~ - W. "' ~ e'
l., ho u hn n, nu' rls from tbouahess
@~' "' a. ~ "'' '-'''h'''7
nPs may i3ai s.. t.r,r. ,rc .lipb, in Vanity
H'' NV M ~ us WIZ" ''''' ''''F'
man
Let her be his ave- let him with pride her Jew
=. elId hand H.. ,,.,n5l, ,y,i,. with nbo, tho
h'' "'l ~ hs "ntu ~ f'''
"ara eals sii or b.o,, rovs faint and ,cay, NJ
Nv Il" ~ ~ ,1
vc, hollow mt'1 thirst. "a, Ionic, ..,,e md note,
49, - f-..,h
Joys Of e'''h'
her his whilst the seusecss crowd around her bow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-05

MAoGoTs IN OSIoNs.-Col. Benz. z. Wal
ker of this village, who has given much at
tention to the science as well as the practice
of gardening, has discovered what he eonsid.
ers an iniallble remedy for maggots in onions,
and requests us to publish it for the benefit
of all who may read 1t is as follows Make
brine of about half the strength required to
keep beef, VAIN TO blood heat, and soak the
seed IN it twenty-four hours before planting
Col. Walker tells as that he has tried tins
msthod for two years, planting in the same
bed alternately row Of the same seed soak
ed aud unsoaked. The row planted with the
soaked seed produced a full crop of large, fine
onions, while the other row produced moth
ing, the whole, almost, being destroyed by
ma gots. We advise all who may plant on
ions to try this simple yet efoctual remedy,
an .'poft ihc result to their neighbors-
Claremont Eagle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-05
D n L D o l. l. A r

ID % l.
- WILL BUY
ONE or TIE UEST prRgy-rrvr Avn
LIVER MEDICINES uog, brf.-. ti' -, ii-- ~
ly, bH. ANIOEu.s lNyIaor MON ~ r. ~. R,,.t,
that acts as CattaJftr. easier f,..a.I .,5 ,,. y
tctual tAau any other medicine Llavrn IL Il ,gt
only Catharic hut a I,,.r- r,,,,i, ,,i ~ $50 ,s ',
the LfCeT 90 eject its morbid matter thrn ON M
stomach and bowels Do carr, nT tbat r,.ft,r ,t
accomplishing two purposes erecualy vifbo,,t s,.y
'oi tho painful Gciines they have e,p,ri,nced 3, ~
- operations Of most Catbar.s II .frcngth,,,s ~.
system at the same time that il p,lr-,. H. ,rd ei
- taken daily boo moderate dn.rs ,.fi .tr,,.fj,, mi
- build it up with Unusual r,uidit.
DIR. SANrouR's ISvIooi Art'i f.. r,ito,,o,.lcd al,
= tircy from new articles Of nedilIfr rs,IIrl, G,,
Some idea OF the strength odd fhl. ,.,.,,. ,,,. II.
- formed when it D., known tbat ono 81 ii+ o.,
Nlorai0r contains as uii.l. .tf,,, .tt. a., 100, 3
-. doses ~ Calincl without IN, 1f Fl. d.l,,t
- ilects.
Though possessing rare medicinal ,,,,..-. ti...
49, Guas have been but littlc known to Nj ,i,r. ,l
never used in tlrir proscrif.fi,rs ,.,t.i' l i fi
= form OF tlc Jlttfq0y0f0r ,h I'd MOS ,,it. .. a.
denied success us 10 induce ,,. r,,,..;.,. go :,
- family medicine tfcd and tno,1 Il, i,s cf,rts
10 las rarely ever lai.,d To- cure Liner Complaint. n
- tneiI worst nrms
Indigestion being caused bv a d,r,,,.ed J. ,rr g.
d "Acu tho Liver is cNcici 10 ..,ti.I,
ei- D.t.,f b, ., i,, ,
Nd .. rfoo. ttat ,i,', a ,, ,,1" n ,
sg loi a.y one. t1lllod with Jaundieo takc
.aiDi ieaa.Aril one week. and their shin
-ii io assume its original color.
Wtncss clu Dc pcfmancutl, cured bv tbc In.
'i-niat'r Take it BOZ small doses on refining and 10
49, assists nature u her operations Tv gradual diir.
i'ln6 The dose, the bowels are Ion In h,athy ana
- 'nI sAte' ana work "s regularly as clock work
ii,I'1oNV j. very '"oh ltl'ted 10y taking doub
- AMI W. ~ ~ ',"e, "i'h colfee's an acdiy
'' ',,s ~ '"3 ''.''.h'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-05
II ELEMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPA-
1 RATION on
HfGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND FLUID


HIGHLY CoNcENIHArED COMPOUND Plum
TNrRACr uuCuU
H.. r,......,f o.. 49, 5f &c. D.,
49, fI..-,..t.,.. 500 n, ' 'tN3
t'' H.'t'''l' Ie't'e
j - ~ '''
,i.;u c r,.. ,l H. .i' ; o.. ne
',t''n- M f IN ~. ~ n, l.ls' 1hq r.
% ~ 80 f WV. ii. W. l''l-"'i' hl1'
MAi7E OK FgNNTF
1850. | -, '' " .l'.u'
Gicng H,aiA aaa gor 70 ne Frame, and Bloom 70 a'
p4h4d Cheet.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTEDlll
II cure. Noryous and retiit,te1 S,iforcrs aud 49,,
ali H., S,,r,,,, mn. ~ IN ,iii i t s ely 20 ,''
don +, Txortion los ,t p5yr,r ios If No. WI
Guilty Of Broaibipc General Wcalre.s Trrcr ~ ~;
case Veal Nerves. TREMBLING. Draad6l IIorror n,
Death Nirht Sweets C0i8 Fc,t V,t,e,lrf.s Di,
af Viion ,,,r T. i,i - s H. D Ri
IT, e..t Co., - y. VIZ nus,e-
symptoms, lot Hard.. Foslag ~ the Bod, B,ybrcls s
p. ih' b Ssnl .i4 losn'enanee and Euptons on the
quonr. Black spots Flying before tho Ewes, with Fem
ponl Snans1n and Loss % sight Want Of Attention,
H S Mobility keste. pes,, vim q Society
Nohng Is more Desirable TO such Patients than Soil
wI'' aa Ne,nius lSey more nie4a Lor rear Of Them
,,ion I h, trl '''' 10 .l,' 49, no a.'e-
or,,'h,, ' ~ t''''" ''
Those symptoms. If allowed TO r9 .n-nbibili.fn.5.
ieinc invariaiiy rernoyo.-.oot fill, loss az pr,y
ER Swiftly an5 rpIfri5ftC ilIrs LN''
which The paiient NAV c,pife' yiar11 .,, i'.,
cescsNIS sA NTi''yy Nnr4 Gt,Vsi. S,iii,tIo
ords Of thc INSANE AsYLuAls. and th ....s.cb..
dea'hs BY CONSUMPTION, benz nmplc witness 90 thc
melancholy exhibition appears. The countenancc IS ac-
ually sodden and quito destitute-uether Ninth nor
Grief ever visits IT, Should sound Of the voice occur
"Wih woc6l measures wan despair
Low sullcu sounds bis grief uegalcd"
Debility ia most terrible. and has brought thousands
upon thouslnds TO pnimey graves thus blasting the
use of this
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-05
A CANDID DEACON.

A CANDID DEACON.
Under this head "Cymon" in the Post, re-
latos a good story of Deacon NJ, who
was wont to indulge in his iavorito cider
brandy even on the Sabbath, and TO such an
extent as to make his condition obvious to the
minister, near whom he sat while in church
One Sunday morning the parson told his
flock that he should preach a sermon to thom
in the afternoon, touching many glaring sins
that he grievcd TO see so conspicuous among
them and that he hoped they would listen
attontivey, and not finch if he should happen
to be severe. The afternoon came, and the
house was full everybody turned out to hear
their neighbors dressed down by the minis
ter, who, after well opening his sermon, COM
menced upon the tiansgrossors in a loud voice
with the question
"Whero is the drunkard p
solemn pause succeeded this inquiry
when up rose Deacon NJ, with his face radi-
ant with copious draughts of his iavorite
drink at his noontidc meal, and stoadying him
self as he could by the pew-tail, looked up
to the parson and said, in piping and trem-
ulous voice.
Here | am"
of course a CONSERVATION among the con-
grcgation was the result Of the honest dca-
con- response; however, the parson went on
with his remarks as he had written them,
commenting severely upon the drunkard, and
winding mp by warming him to forsake such
evil habits if he would seek salvation and flee
the coming wrath. The deacon then made
low bow and seated himself again
And now, out spoke the preacher man
in his loudcst tones, where is the hypo-
critic 2"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-05

INOR ALL DISEASES OF THE THROAT.
a LUNGS and CHEST, it is unryaed in its speedy
and certain efficacy.
INOR HOARSENEsS & SORE THROAT
l it gives decided rclioi, and effects rapid cure.
IGOR COLDS y COUGHS, IT AFFORDS
immediate relief 10y a positive power TO quiet irri
aton and abate everi,h excitement throughout he sys
tenn ~
IGOR BRONCHITIS. IT Is AN EFFRC-
TUAL and certain remedy Il has specfeappli
eabihy for all those diseases that have their seat in the
INOR GROUP & WHOOPING-CO
affords immediate relief ia all cases b., its oxpec
torht and ant-spasmodc properties and by It's power
thecunll to Ahay irritation of the lining membranes of
The air passages.
iNOB CONGESTlVE AND SPASMODIC
Diseases Of the Lungs, II gives positive relief
l iS cured mlny extraordinary cases, it is the most
remedy now before the public, for that distress
llg disease, the ASTHMA
NOR BLEEDING FROM THE LUNGS
Il has extraordinary efficacy in arrcstinp all css,
Ply quipky checking undue artoIia excitement epa
ing rapidly 90 restore and cquazc Che circulation throp,b
out the system.
IGOR CONSUMPTION IT is THE MOST
4 RELIABLE REAEnY. Certain 20 ,rre-, rim
unn ana apcedA relieve Cough, 10 40 die sarne tre
y,los he,iluNf, sifenghenng aud healing influence. in
iMs peculiar but inre power Of rcno,atng the systen
Of CONsuNrTlos. '''e'
~ sold by AZ Druggists and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
NJ lnu h'tail Dealers in Medicines throughout the
~ Those desiring 10 Keep this valuable preparation on
sae OF uf their own use, their orders for will Be AZ
.pnuou 70 promptly hy sending directly 10 the mauufe.
'9'ei, j. A. MASrA, Proprietor,
'oo"' LOWELL. Mass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-05
w I. GOODS AND GROCERIES,

Nv |. GOODS AND GROCERIES,
w NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
just opened the old Stand Of Lyman 81 King Main
Street opposite the Brick Church
PALMER a. GlANLIN have lust oponod a now
stock of Groceries, Nc which they win be happy TO sch
ON tile most reasonable terms comprising
SuGAkS-all kinds; MOLASSEs and SYRUP;
IEAS-al kinds, best in town COFFEE-Goycmmcnt
Java i'm Packets, assortment in Bags, Ground u bulk
and papers; SOAPS-Comtnon Bar, Stoves x Davis
Chemical, CASTLE, Toilet Fancy and Shaving; TOBAC-
CN-lll kinds and sorts, Chewing and smoking; SNUFF
black and yellow CIGARS dozen kinds from,
short Skies 10 a Plantation; SpICES-Pcppcr Snce
Ginger, Cassia, Cloves, Nutmegs, Roisins Currints
Figs, Cironi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Vanilla Sal
eraus, common and Soda Cream Tartar, Rice Mus
tord, Pepper Sauce Ketchup, Olive Oil for table Ser
Mns ALL gnd. Pipes, Lamp oil and Candles Butter and
Table Salt COD flSH-Salmon, Nlackerel and Her
ring PORK, Hams and Lard; Cheese Tubs Wash
Iuhs, Wash Boards Brooms, Pals, Shovcs and Hoes
BOOTS SlIOES-common and fine; O,orals. Green
Jackets, Nc LOOMS PALMER,
LEHAA CiSH JOHN GRAVLIN.
Montpelier, June II, 1886. gitf
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FTNIIE CHEAPEST AND BEST LAMP
IN THE iTORLDi
Is The Patent Self Generating
q 4 $ Il 4 VI p.

IN TIE UORLDi
Is thc Patent SelfGcncratiug
q 4 $ Il 4 N p.
Particularly adapted 70 Churches, Hotels. Halls, Fac
tories, Stores, Payors, Families, &c.
SOME OF ITS GOOD QUALITIES.
Il is perfectly safe No chance for explosion.
II Is not eXtinglished by amy ordinary wind
II requires reWicking only once In SIX months.
u Will not get out of order.
A child may take care OF a.
IL is uncquaed for reading sewing.
Inc light Is not injurious 10 tile eyes
For economy, cleanliness and comfort IL defcs conn
petition, and Is the best light 10 ihu world.
The material used in these Lamps &. common Burrini,
tlut All Fluid and Oh Lamps be altered iaio Gas
LAMPS.
The Gas Lamp Is intended Tor common family use. and
sells nom Sl21 10 $500 according 20 style. also fir
stores, Churches, Hotels, sc,
This Lamp will give the same amount Of ieht as throc
searnc saudlos for one half hour aud the lisht
OF one foot gas burner for cent an hour.
This Lamp, which Is pronounced by ali 90 Dee Gar sumo
nor % any Lamp ever before offered 90 The inspection OF
the public, is now on exhibition at
r. r. RlKER s, State Street, Moaipeiier, n.
Who owns the right for Washington County, and viii
sell Lamps or Town Rights.
" Can and see the Lamps in operation az any hour
during the day or evening.
Montpelier Sept. 49, 1851. 57.tf
VINEGAR-By the barrel or small guam
,ity, for sale by
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"BrrE or RE DAMNED. A writer in the
Atlantic Monthly speaking Of New Eng
land minister's gives the following anecdote
Of Dr. Bellamy, which some Of our preachers
at the present day would do well to profit by ;
"a young minister, who had made himself
conspicuous for severe and denunciatory
style OF preaching, came to him one day to
enquire why he did not have more success
w ny man, said the Doctor, can't you take
Il lesson OF the fisherman How do you 90
to work II you want to catch a trout: You
got little hook and a fine linz, you bait it
carefully and throw it in as gently as posi-
bic, and then you sit and wait and humor
your fish till you can get him ON shore. Now
yon get great cod hook and rope line, and
thrash 1t into the water, and bawl out, Bite
or be damned g"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-05
Humorous srIrrttons.

mad oniy s,al,lo t3o,-,t.,ro
q,u,,,orc,,e s.r.ctio,,o
~ - ''''''0'
ss..s.,,. -,-... ,... ,,,
s. ~ " ''a' '.'u, Wv ou' 'V'H' u,''1
d,.. ~
"
~ Look here, ma said young lady
just commencing to take lessons in painting,
see my painting; can you tell me what it
Is! Ma after looking at 1t some time, ans
wered wei, it is either a COW or rosebud
I'm sure ! cant tell which.
having IN my youth hG'.ou' OF severe
P''} .'al' o,'eoi''ON c'sl'n "Ill'l'l
u''V W iSo jill INC hlSn' 10 "at'n' Pray ana
re"" ,',o Moran Ono n'sn' Wnch was en-,
R'Bou ID 'nu'o exercises my lathei' man oi
p,ac''oa virtue, ""oAe WINE l was reading
henoIu' s''o ! 10 hlnn' 'other cAhuren are
lo'' u! lIIe"gouS siIinner, "hile ! alone wake
10 praise goo. son oil my soul saiu me-
- pc'l'r 10 S'oeP IMAM 10 wake 10 lomarh
tne 'auits OF your orethroh'
An INconnretntr Boy.-Jobn A.
was a good-natured FELLOW NOT ,vitbout y,it
avcrsc +, foil and sr,,dip,, stor1;s t;,,c
in manipulatin,, those rcetangulor orrs of
r,s,oL,,~d ,,bicL ~ Cr,Lnro da,is,. .,,.
,,h,r, tho ,r,o.;",,, ,,,,i. s;ts on d,o .,,' ~
sn,do. Inbn.s f,tbcr ,I,s doad Ln+ liz mr.
cIo 81 Roston citi,op c.oonn,ti,. ,,oyo HIN,
GOOD advice "Jobn " soid he ono doy ..ho
industrious and with vour talent vo, can
mako ANYTHING or y,,rsolc Snn,o.o yo,,
have ma c,,;toi ro,t. oll nan DIT
H. co,o a., ,li, c;,,. ,,,;,L d, - ~. L.,i.
and went ont with a Million If Doll,rs -
hGt nothihE 10 my case, s"d the Moor
iigioie Johh' came 10 TINS city WIN Two
packs III my pocket ana gong ont without a
red cent.
Trr rom T,r-rn small town on ho
Susouebanna river tborc IL a chnrcb IN ,shirI,
the singing had rum comnletelv down
II mad been led for many years by one of
inc deaoons' whose voice and musical power
hau oeeh gradually laihhg'
ono evening tne clergyman gave out the
hymh' "hlch was IN metrlcaI measure rather
harder IMAM usual and the deacon led oil
Upon ITS conclusion the minister arose and
SAID
brother j. VIII please repeat the
hymn' as cannot consclentlously pray alter
such Singing
Inc deacon very composedly pitched 1t to
"no'net 'uhe' Win manifest Improvement
upon the nrst enort' ana tne clergyman pro-
ceedod WIN MS prayer Having hnished' he
TOOK up a oooA 10 give the second hymn
Wheh ne was interrupted Oy the deacon
gfaVeiy getting up ana saying IN voice au-
uloie TO 'he WhoIe congregations
wv Ill Mf'--' please make another
prayer II WIN be impossible for me to sing
after such praying as that
Tur Wv Y,vKrr Mn nam,
Cu,crvDs Ono or ,boso ,,o.,,l;.,l,. .I.L
sidcd g,nnt Yanloos ,,,Licb tho nraljGo a1;i
down East nrod,cos in ol,,rd.,oo l.toI,. o,,,-
i,rntod ana sc,tlcd do,,, in a., ,f.ini,,. ~
Chestnut IIiu lilo was tho y,r,, ,,ic,,,ro ~
work in good cnrnost IN got ~ Lo,so ~
rigbts the ,cighhors ,yilIin.J, lo,,t H., -
helping hand Amer Inc cot cyorvtl,ip,, Gvoi
aceordinp IN his notions honobt strncl
him that no had ma chickens and he o.os ,,o,,.
orG,l fond of sucl,in, ro,y c,',,s ITo,,,I ,no
honest to steal tbcm md too moan ~ Inv
them. At last tbou,bt struck bim-bc
could horro,v Ito wont "a noi.,lhor ,i,l
nccostod him
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