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u so far, have been very wet ones, causing many
of our rivers TO overflow their banks, back
ing ~ the water in the creeks and bayous, and
roOding 10 a considerable extent the bottom
lands; Wien the rivers recede, which may lie en-
pected soo, thar the large surface of decaying veg
etable matter oEed the scorehing rays of the
summer sun, pr2igees the malaria, which proves
50 fatal in its course sweeping whole States, and
sparing neither age nS- Sex IN its oonqnering
march.
Afisr residence of more thsa tgenty years in
the middle and Southern States, we think we have
discovered a medicine which, TO certasr extent,
Is a preventative Of the attacks OF bilious ferer.
sgae, &C., and as such lse recommend our MsgrS'ia
Whisky.
wa wish the public to understand that We are
not urging upon them the use Of strong Liquors as
beverage, We arc, and always haze been, OPPOSED 20
their being used ia that way, but II people will use
them as such, let them hare ly all means
pure article. that VIII keep them in health, and
lengthen instead Of shortening their lives. We pro-
pose to sell always pnre aud lnadulterated Liquors
| for medicinal purposes, and little for the stom
schs sake, if required. aud viii challenge an in
spectiOn by the beat cheT1ists in this any other
| country, to find any imISrity or ad1teration in
J the whisky branded by US HAllis Howss Mag
noiia. Ii is warranted, as is distilled from the
CORR rye, wheat, With slight addition Of good
! cistern water. We have no doubt many persons
have beea ruined in health, if not asu.Ily killed, Ply
drinking bad whisky, the greater the reason that
\ Allis & Howes pure Magnolia should be in gen.
! ersl use. Just received and in store for sale
10 y pipes ass'd Brsndes (oldl from TO s. z gal.
~ "a pines do loldl from 10 ca & gal
pipes Holland Gin; pnncheons old Run.
ap25 ALLIS H0WES. Water st.
Gs0.MR THING sz.E B.sAwED POPLAR
| ~ SHINGLES.-A geRtleman living in one Of
the upper counties, having purchased one of Nc
Georges celebrated machines for saving Shingles,
is now furnishing the subscriber weekly with sup
plies Of these extra Shinglss-sawsa Ont of sound,
clear poplar and put mp in bundles Combining 500
Shingles, full count These are good article, and
no mistake the best substitute for pine that can be
| found, and costing good deal less money. Call
| and examine them a
J. +. GLOvER'S Lumber Yard,
ap26 Corner Main and Seventh streets
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the warmest encomiums from the press and people
throughout the Union. As valuable tonic for
the cure OF Dyspepsia. flatulence, Constipation
and general nervous debility, it cannot lie sP-
preached. Fyery day, new Gases Of liz great effect
are chr.nicled through cur public Journals. Their"
is nothing eqal to the enjoyment which the aifiic
oil experience when using thi- valuable .pecifc.
Its mild tone, its sure and vigorous action upon
disordcred stomach and the cleansing Of the entire
human lody, should recommend il 10 all cL.-~e- 81
our community. All that will I've n, cersary 'ocOn-
vince the skeptics ~ its healthy effects, is to pur-
cha-c a bottle and be satisfied.
re- For sale by Druggists and dealers g.ncrsll,
everywhere. je2
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Ne AND

No. ? soUTH wATEE srRrEr, EYANsyii1s
ecf2l-ly ffs
~ to store in our Fire Proof Mureheuse any
quantity Of Grain, Produce or Merchandise, on me
most liberal terms.
having large aud airy rooms Up stain IarJ icuIar
care viii lie taken OF Household FurnIfure. A.r.-
cultural Implements aud all kinds of Gods .r
wares Liable 70 damage from damp or rust.
Insurance effected at the lowest Ene proc l.to-
by the mouth, or longer when desired. ..-
Warehouse located on c0rnrr aIlzs : q cst and
w. and =, Canal, aud most e9nN fint fTKi.irrin.
By River % Railroad. Apply 40
APPS a. GEO.- FOSTEEE co..
HlS.y.fL STOk.fGR.--I have a iar.e ,...,-
u bic Warehouse ~ the Canal Basin, gamble ..
storing any amount q rrOdGcc, which VII Pee -
ceived, stor j, taken care of and hsii si'st o. .
owners orders on most REASONABLE terms
T. q. O-LlLIA-
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Special Notices.

vs. are rsqsssfsd TO ss"0.ses fhs na"ss
OF BEN STINsON a. a candidate for Justice Of the
Poace at the election On the 9th u June.
We are rogue SIZED 30 sssOsses Bracket
MILLS, Esq., IS a candidate for Justice Of the
Peace the special election, to be held June 6th'
1889 myJ9
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~ ~. ~. ". A<s hs1 ~ ~ Wv y SHE HHI
~ WINE BITTERS for Habitual Constipation
Indigestion, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite Gostive-
ness, Blind and Bleeding Piles, is uno uaed in the
''wle, wide world
For sale 10y +. W. SAWYER aud PETER WEIR
LING, Evansville, Stout q BrVdie and Spencer
townsend, Newburg and Ira Deland, Henderson,
Ky. J. y. HARRIS CO.,
ap2c-2mddw Proprietors, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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<ze ~ = u a. n q ~ LOG H.
i>4tkssSsat-viifs Evansville suI UeHa exon
Ez1E4z5JcZk Packet SCI0TO NJ. ., --Lra. q,
Master lesyes Evansville for Louisville add a ir-
termediate points, every Woeneslay % : r. u. ana
every Saturday at IL A. N. dec.
~ g.9.H.Sp-xLLE, J..EDUE.Ekf, ~
IL CAIRO REGULAR PASSENGEE PACK Il.
a -, CHARLEY BOWEN. DEzTra.
NxS4a Master, leaves Evans'illeI u.e.
and Frisiay, % I2o,Is.E.
NJ, arriving At PadHoah az O'Clock, A. NJ ..i.-
at IL O'Clock, NJ, "Wednesday and S.ss,,risv. H.
turning, leaves Cairo every "Wednesday end Sstul-
day, at O'Clock, y. NJ, and Paducah every Thur
day and Sunday, at O'Clock, A. d.. conuectiu- af
Evansville with the Evansville aud Cgssf ri sf.
X H., and Packets for Green River. Als1, cga.
Meeting az Smithland with CImbs lsnd River Iarl.
cts at Cairo, with Memphis, New orieans ST. sf.
Louis Packets.
Tickets can he obtained on bosr.l the boat ~ ;.
Eastern Cites ~ seFf23
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f4k<aSzSyillc Packet HARRIsoN BEluai
s9Uz5eEt Humphrey, master, leaves I.var.-
VILE for Bowling Green every THURSDAY. SO J p.
DAY, at&PM r..-frf
H Louisville packet TISHO- -,
ErNG0, Ham. Smith, Captain III. - p
fab.<- and Woods, Clerks. riilSe-- Sc
leave EESasvlle foe Louisville and aii IuJsrnsd1s
points, eYeIy wednesday ana sur lay, pmc;rsfv
at o'cluc6 r. =. mar-i
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H.aIsh nsa Pure BIooa ar. I...p.r

Er Bold IN Evansville by KELLER { WHITE
aud all Druggists. my3l-eed5
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T0H.s. 5. .uTrCHEEE s co.. M

~ cEIyING, FORWARDING AND C0sIllI.-
SION MERCHANTS
Water street, between Main and Lo-uet
EVANSVILLE INDIAN.
"S Partienlar attention given 70 the fort, 7.I.H.
OF general Merchandise and Produce, ~ Rises.
Canal, or Railroad. ara9---4
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Tile Relation Of lie Scxes.-Strance
and passing strange, that the relation be.
tween the two sexes, the passion of love,
in short, should not be taken into deeper
consideration by our teachers and our leg.
islators. People educate and legis!ate as
if there was no such thing in the world :
but ask the priest, ask the physcian-let
them reveal the amount of moral and phv.
sical results from this one cause. Must
love always be discussed in blank verse. as
if it were thing to be played in tragedies
Or sung in songs-a subject for pretty
poems and weak novels, and had notI,ina
to do with the prosaic current Of our everv
day existence, our moral welfare Must
love be ever treated with profancness, as q
mere illusion =? or with fear, rs a mere dis.
easea or with shame, as a mere weakness 2
or with levity, rs a mere accident q
Whereas, it is great mystery, and q great
necessity. lying at the foundation of hu.
man existence, morality anil happiness
mysterious, universal, enevitable as death.
Why, then, should love be treated less se.
riously than death9 1t is as serious n
thing.--Hrs. Jameson.
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An imaginative Irshman gave utterance
to this lamentation: 81 returned to the
balls of my fathers by night, and l found
them in ruins! I cried aloud, My fathers,
where are theyG and echo responded, is
that you, Pathric McGlathry.'"
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ID r. j. B. NJ HISI'S
Gel LEBRATED
G A L H @ LICON
FO II TIL l. RELIEF AND cUproE
SUFFERING FEMALES.

liE "Womnn'' Advocate" Of Pblod.l,b;o.
.cr, - lAiIss Anric f.. McDowel, cditor1 saws:
l!'S 10 The most valuable me lic;nc for The dis.
'S Pec"iart To women that VIC know of
hieho ire. oi ours. who for many Years has been n
s"iicfer noticed the advertisement in the Navo.
s"e, ahi ''l once procured Il bottle. She fom,;d
.r'r'' and can m"s' heartily recommend i, TO nil
% Mno are suffering i'll Il like manner. We have
n'"" ~, " many tunes iha, il was true remedy Lui
',.S n Is 'hc iirst case in which We have seen it's
SHec's ,ns Our friend will be very clad ,noivn Dr.
ti'chs' Il certificate OF It's value to her e he rio.
sircs one" " "'I'H nc oe'
iInPhir's containing muci, useful in formation,
',''S ".n'"S 'he :i";a:" and symptoms of ,he.above
Wv - together with testimonials from ladies'
VI '"e highest rcsr"ciahil,ty rs certified NV tbe
mos. satisfactory authority, to all which Tho ,t,
'n:'"' o' ladies and practitioners is respcctf,lIv
III, ,'co, can b" had gratis at the s,or. Of
pr. - ~. iA;k>, Druggist, Greenwood & q
.oEhAS @ M'l.N"nriN. Ablmvilc G. II "
the State. '"sS'sls III.
, j.. u: MArc"rsl & Co., proprie,crs Central
Depot 39l Broadway. " Y "-
, ~ ID" not be satisfied .yith merely ro,d;,o
.;I, ,''n h'',re tut call or send for pamphlet. i.
VIII pay You well for Your trouble
Feb. -, 1852 i4
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Some one was telling An Irishman that
somebody had eaten ten saucers of ice
cream; wllereupon Pat shook bis head.
so you don't believe ita' With shrewd
nod, Pat answered: Il behave in the crane
but not in the saucers.'
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spectacle than that of brothers and sisters
playing and singing together those elevated
compositions in music aud poetry which
CRAFTY the taste and purify the heart, while
their fond parents sit delighted by. have
Seen and heard an elder sister thus cadinp
the family chior, who w;.s the soul of har-
mony to the whole household, and whose
llfo was perfect example Of those virtues
which am here endsavoaring to inculcate.
Let no one say, IN reading this chapter, that
too much is here required Of sisters, that no
one can be expected to lead such self
sacrificing life for the saintcd one to whom
| refer was all would ask any sister to he,
and happier person never lived. TO do
good and to make others harry was her
rule Of life, and in this she found the art Of
making herself SO.
Sisters should always be willing to walk.
ride, visit with their brothers, and esteem
it privilege to be their companions. 1t is
worth while to learn innocent games for
the sake of furnishing brothers with a,nuse-
mcn;s, and making holne the most agree
able piacc to them.
have been told by some who have
passed unharmcd through TIC temptations
Of youth, that they owed their escape from
many dangers to the intimate companion
ship of aacctionale ard pure mir,ol sisters
They have hecn saved from II hazardous
meeting with ilic company by some home
engagement, of which their sisters were the
Chain; they lave rcfrainel from mixing
with the impure, because they would not
bring home thoughts and feelings which
they could not share with those trusting.
loving friends; they have put aside the
wire cup, and absta:ned from stronger 20
:ations, because they would not prof:,nc with
tllcir fumes the iloiy kiss, with which they
were accustomed to lid their sisters good
night
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Tw" DOLLARS per annum, if paid in advance ;
Two DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS ut the expi-
ration Of one year. All subscriptions not linn.
itc'l at The time Of subscribing, will be con.
s!'l"rcd indefinite, and will be continued until
arrcarar"S ar" paid, or at the option "f the Pro-
I:i";nrS. Orders from other States must inruri
abiV be accompanied with the Cash.
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I"hi"y 1t Coohy.-A traveller relates
the following:
MIR. Barnes, wife, and two children, his
liIece and another young lady, with the
writer, formed IL party leaving Mcmphis
for CIa'ksville, Tennessee, in the hctin.
ming Of the summer OF 1927. Arriving
at Smllhland, we Were compelled to take =
smaller boat on account Of the extreme
lowncss Of the Cumberland Isiver. Sucl,
was found i'll the Nctlic Miller a very mic.
little stcrnwhcescr. We we've proc.eI;u,.
on our way rejoicing, when suddenly we
were thrown out of our hcsts and brought
up all standing in the middle Of the state
rooms. All the gentlemen rushed out in
dishabiNe to learn the trouble, and were
frankly told by the captain. that the boat
was badly snagged, and would sink in a
few minutes Mr.. Barnes flew with alarm
to his wife and the young ladies, seizsI his
children, deposited them safely in n wood.
boat, which the Ne,,ic had in tow, and ran
back. Surprised not to sec any of the
ladies out yet, he rushed to his wfe's room
and found her quietly washing her face and
hands.
Why, my dear, the boat will sink in less
than three minutes
We'll, she replied, L think | can bo out
before that time
Dragging her along, he rushed almost
frantic with excitement, to- the young Ia.
dies room, and found them very quietly
combing their hair!
For heavens saken says lie, young
ladies, what do you mean? The boat will
sink in two minutes, and here you arc comb
ing your hair
Why, uncle says the niece, you didn't
expect us to 60 out there before all those
young men with our hair in ll.is fix-did
yous'
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II live in Julias eyes," said an affected
dandy, in Coleman's hearing. 4 don,
wonder at it," replied George, "for oh.
served she had sty in one Of them when
| saw her last"
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tanse # Msuniiy-Il.c annual report
OF the pcnnsy ylvania State Lunalic Hospital
(says the 'halclphia L:l!terl brings some
very useful facts to the notice Of the public
1t is II iamcntablc proof Of the impcrlcc,
ideas We I'LL have of our civilization and
proper mental cultivation, that in proper
ton as education and civilization are sup
nos"i |" be progressing among It's insanity
is also on the increase.
Of the CAUSES, ont Of 1919 cases since
the institution went into operation, only
5OZ have any recognized occasion. Oi
them, l05 have been from ill health ; l37
from domestic trouble Isl Of these arc fc.
maleS.) Religious excitement Of ail kinds,
including Milerism and Spiritual Rappings,
ii. How many for want of more religion
ii might be lard to guess. but ntcmpcr-
ance 81, and opium eating, and loss OF
money, and mortified pride, and politics,
with other successes and immoralities, foot
up about 55 more. There are over 400
single or widowed men insane to 2I9 mar
ried. With females, how ever, there are
about as many married as single and wild.
owed who are out Of their minds.
-A> to the previous occupations Of those
who have become insane, we should have
expected farmers and abnrcrs to have fur.
nl>ilcd less than the average proportion, but,
10y taking in the weavers, the proportion is
about kept up. Private asylums, no doubt
take off large proportion Of the insane be-
longing to the wcaltl,ier and more intcllec.
tual classes Still there are, or have been
about twice rs many students in the Insane
Hospital as there ought to bc according
simply to the proportion Of their numbers.
The merchants, from the exciting nature of
business, furnish more than the proper pro-
portion very considerable. Thus, out of
10000 merchants, % have been in the
Hospital, while out of $1,000 carpenters
IL have been there.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

The Pr"prctors of the AhhcvIe Banncr and
M,ip'na,nt prcSa, have established the follow
in" rates of Advertising to he charged in both
papcis:
Every Advertisement inserted for a less time
than three months, will h- charged ov tn. i,srr-
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space of II solid lines less for the first nser
ton. and Fifty Gents for each subsequent in.
scrtion.
s5?;" The Commissioners. Sh"riTS, Clerks and
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~ Shcriii'S I."vrs One Dollar each
Cy" ANNOUNCING Il Candidate. Five Dollars.
Advertising EStray, Two Dollars, to be
paid by tli" magistrates.
Advertisements inserted for three months, o..
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Published very Thursday Morning, by
DA Wis &c CREWS.
w. c. DAVIS Editor
T. b. CREWS, S,.................Pu Publisher.
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press, post paid
W All communications should he addressed to
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Housebuilding and Undertaking.

HousebulIding and UNDERTAKING.
GEORGE W. BROWN would respectfully
" announce T." the citizens Of AhbcvilIs, and
the surrounding country, that he is prepared to
d" all Kinds OF work, such us
Building Repairing and Jobbing,,
and ali work pertaining To the Carpenters bus
mess. And with strict attention TO business
Ii" hopes to meet with liberal share Of public
patronage.
G.. w. BROWN,
Ad!rcss-G. w. BEowN, hbbeville C. H.
5. G.
Dee. 9, 1S.JS 81 tf
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IN ~ copies Sent I" on. address, 20 90
Payment IL, all cases is required invariably in
advance: and no paper Will be forwarded until
The r-ccp, OF the money.
All bnsinrsS letters chould he addressed to.
PRYOR ii IlElSS. " Washington d. G..
Jan. Is, lSJg 40
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TIE CHEAPEST PAPER IN TIE SOUTH.
The W""Aly is published in large normLE
FORM. and is l:im'"'! on $n'"", paper, with hand
some, bold type at the following reasonable rutcs
Of suh>cril;un:
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IL. FiHet's
b a z - "A r
laa Canal Street,
roURo BUILDINGS.
COMPLETE and extensive assortment Of
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS -.
rovs and Fancy Articles
Fine stock of
PAPER MACHE.
srATuETTEs AND srATuARy.
i, choice collection of BRONZE FIGURES.
p1sc,r1T asEsIatest style produced in the serre Man
ufactory.
LADIES' TOILET SETS,
RICH SHE'LL, IVORY, and
CORAL COMBS. .s..
| MUSIC BONES,
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Linen, .fIl It'itsths, :.-
SUITABLE FOR sTEAM BOATS.
Linen Crumb Cloth,
ALL WIDTHS AND PATTERNS.
| CARPETlNG, OIL CLOTH,
4 ,,J-pT
CURTAIN BANDS, PINS,
| NATTING-Cocoa and Canton.
| RUGS MATS, TABLE COVERS etc
For sale LOW at the
Curtain and Carpet Warehouse,
| No 80 CAMP STREET.
,,s ,n,., WATKINS & HOMAN.
Thomas S. Turner,
CAMP STREET. .................14
1oUAvE GAPS,
Men and Boys.
CHILDREN AND IN + a n Il
Ladies', Misses and Children's
FANCY GOODS,
IN ALL THE DIFFERENT yaRIETIEs
Also
CENTS BLACK SILK HATS,
And
eExps, EXTRA BGAGIN SILK GAPS,
GENUINE FRENCH BEAVER HATS,
Broadway Agony
5, rYooZ yyl1.S a Ayz1 -yEG>1aO HAT
BY Who'll E L E.
die 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15
Samuel II. Moore,
HOUS URN G. STO r Il,
Nh. 40 Cnmu Street,

GUS EFF U r N ISHIN G. STO r T.,
No. 40 Camp street,
HAS FoR sAIR-
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS,
FIR. CHINA TEA SETS,
PAINTED CHINA TOILET SETS,
WHITE STONE DINNER SETS
CUT AND MOULDED GLASSWARE,
SILVER PLATED CAsToRs,
SILVER PLATED WINE STANDS,
SILVER PLATED PITCHERS,
SILVER PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS.
SILVER PLATED CUPS AND GobLEIs,
SILVER PLATED NUT-CRACks,
SILVER PLATED COMMUNION SETS
.. IVORY HANDLED KNIVES
IVORY NAPKIN RINGS
PIANISIIED TIN COFFEE POTS,
PLANIsHED TIN COFFEE uRNs,
.. PLANISHED TIN EGG BOILERS,
PLANISIlED TIN SOUP TUREENS,
PLANIsHED TIN TEA KETTLES,
PLANISIIED TIN OYSTER DISHES,
BRONZED SOLAR LAMPS,
GIT AND DAMASK SOLAR LAMPS,
KEROSENE Oh. LAMPS
BRITANNIA METAL LAMPS,
BRITANNIA METAL CAsToRs,
BRITANNIA METAL TEAPoTS,
BRITANNIA METAL SPOONS,
BRITANNIA METAL CANDLEsT1CKS
OVAL AND SQUARE JAPAN TRAYS.
JAPANSED TEA TRAYS IN SETS,
JAPANNED BREAD-BASKETS,
JAPANNED KNIFE TRAYS,
JAPANNED PLATE WARMERS, "
JAPANNED COAL VASES, ..
JAPANNED TOILET SETS
HEARTH BRUSHES,
SHOE BRUSHES
FLOOR BRUSHES.
CRuMB BRUSHES
...@ SCRUBBlNG BRUSHES, ....
BUSTING BRUSHES
wHITEWASH BRUSHES,
CARPET BRUSHES, ...
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