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:" p. B.ffRO, VI. D., HO.HEO-
" pathic Physician and Surgeon, respect
fully tenders his professional seryic,s IT, the cti-
of Evansville aud vicinity.
For the satisfaction of those whom il may con-
e-rn, DIR. Baird would state that in addition to a
scientific education in Homeopathy, he graduated
with the hnpors at one of the best Aopathic medi-
cal colleges in the country.
Having devoted special attention to Surgery, and
having complete set Of splints &C., he is prepared
to render satisfactory aid to these requiring surgi
cal treatment.
SEs- Office, No. ~ Main street. Onice hours
from to 3 p. NJ. ap2
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By the week payable to Carri-rs) 10
fri-Neekii faper---.-.-...--...-...----. 90
"a !" Clubs Of 10 OF more. OO
Nv The privilege Of yearly advertisers is limited
b their immediate business in their own name;
aud all advertisements for the bencht OF other
-ersOtIs as well legal advertisements and adyer-
of auction sales and advertisements with
tie name Of other peSons sent IN by them, must
be pail for at the nsual Rates.
tss No report, resolutions or proceedings OF any
>OT TpOration, society, association OF public meeting
aud NJ communication designed to call attentios to
any matter Of limited Of individual interest can bc
iusOrtsa, uniesss paid for as an advertisement.
4 tns Contracts for yearly advertising will not be
sosntnued unless order to that effect Is left at
he office, aud when discontinued in less than a
year. the price Of the whole year will DO charged
no Legal advertisements hereafter, will be pub
hshei at the expense OF the attorneys ordorbg aud
not celsysbe for legal proceedings, but coiictsbie
~ our usual time.
~ Our terms for Job Work and transient adver-
tisen.ents are CASH.
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scriller has inst returned frnna IL Easf With

HEe O ID T. " W.fRE.-THE SUR
" scriber has just returned from tie East with
large and fresh stock Of everything n his line pur
chased from the manufacturers, and which viii be
sold as Low. as he purchased in Cincinnati,
which has heretofore had the bulk of this trade,
with the exception of a few leading articles. He
has now in store, and is daily receiving
1000 dozen Painted Buckets, all colors,
100 nests Painted and Cedar TUBS, all sizes,
200 dozen Brass bound Cedar Buckets
900 nests Painted and Cedar Keelers,
100 dozen Cedar Piggins, I'm nests, brass and iron
bound,
100 dozen Cedar Churns, bras bound,
iD do Red Cedar Churns, iron bound,
100 do Well Buckets, vanished, grades,
800 do Brooms, all grades, from large stable
. 10 small hearth,
1000 Percussion Caps, imported,
3G0 dozen Baskets, imported, fancy & common,
lo0 do Wsshboards, zinc and bannister,
lOJ do Hand Nhisks, plain and fancy.
Also
Broom Makers Materials--Handles, 1wine, Tscks,
and Wire,
Rolling Pins, Potato MaShers, Pastry Boards,
Wooden Bowls, Chopping Knives, Clothes Pins,
Nests Measures, Flower Baskets, Barrel Covers,
Butter Stamps, &C, &c, including too large a
rety for enumeration in an advertisement. Pur-
chasers are requested 10 call and examine fOT them
selves J.. B. RUSSELL, 500 Main street,
MARI Between 81 and ith, Louisville, by.
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-si'Es NEW ORLEANS CARDS. -
II n. ETHEL q to., CO.M.nSsslOyV.
ADs AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
- 49, No. "a Pyglras Street,
- .lrs NEW ORLEANS, la.
. lFdubiisLed Aprd, 1856 } $3.50
o. p .......rn FALts.
..-. REFERENCES :-
Il. y Howard, Evansville, Indiana; Allis Howes,
Evansville, Indiana; A. N. Phelps n Sou, New.
buIgh, Indiana; Minor Hsde, Newburgh, In
diana n. ID. Newcon,b 4 Brother, Louisyiila, Ken
tncky ID. y Benedict & Son, Louisville, Kentucky;
Thomas Dauforth Secretary, New Albany Insurance
Co., New Albany, Indiana; X. simpson 4 Co.;
New Albany, Indiana; W. IA. rstlin, Henderson,
Kentucky; *. q. Beverly, Henderson, kertncky;
James Montgomery. Preston Bro BaDk, jefferson
willie, Indisns Merrett Campbeil and Co, St Louis,
Mo. zE- jy3i-iy
MyHED. DEL HO.N-D8EO, G0.u.nEs-
u sion Merchant, No. Z Laity yettc street, New Or
leans, fUr the sale of butter, cheese sr eggs, drle
frnits, Flour, Meat aud all SORTS of Western Pro-
duce, aud tor the purchase Of Groceries, u. Cash
advances made on consignments. mal5-ly
CLsRD.-TAE U.N'D ERS1 .S'E n, |,
u tor many years chief Clerk in the bonse OF
JOHN HuRLEi.S Co., begs to offer his services
a. Commission Merchant, TO the friends and patrons
of that h,ss, that ID has retired from basuess
With this enl in view have formed partner
ship with Mr.. n. W Bsnfon, senior of the old aud
we'll known firm f Y. w Benton 4 Co., ni,sier the
name and style. .oi BENTON &hlNu Ia take place
from the lst OF May, prpx. .. ..
The Subscriber relies tf support upon the friends
OF the old hv,lSe Of JOHN HURLEY a Co, who
have had opportunities Uf experiencing the prompt
ness ami ability with " hieh Ie attended u their
business. Very respectfully,
Corner Of Lafayette and New Leyee streets.
Now On leans, April q, ISIS. augS-y
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~. DE La CROYX, FRR.vCs
VIZ DYER AND SCOURER

VIZ DYER AND SCOURER,
Corner Of Vine and First streets.
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
would respectfully inform the ladies' and gentle
DfEING, CLEANING AND REPAIRfEa
ESTABLISHMENT,
Where he will clean and dye all kinds of silt ana
ooilen Goods VIII remove grease, paints, &c
without the slightest injury TO the goods
Al work done at this establishment will IA v.r
ranted to g5Ts entire satisfaction sept9a er,
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~ located ON the Northeast corner Of First
and Sycamore streets. for the purpose Oi repairing
Musio~i, Repeating, asd other Watches, Jeweirs,
se,, bsgs his friends and the public generally, Go
tsed. JaGz-lyd
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l72 boxes Looking Glasses, warranted te refect
a Pretty Picture. For sale by D. W. HUGHES
Cash aud prompt customers only desirable.
ap2 y. w. HUGHES, Is Main street.
YRLfhE .y'OTECE, EI'ERK.BODl..-
IL We have ON hand and manufacturing To
order, ali kinds OF Frnges, Buttons, Cord Tsssels
&c. Ladirs wishing the above named articles,
would do well to give = call before purchasing
elsewhere, as they can get what they wanr. We
also wholesale Ia merchants 10y the piece or yard
thar il will Ice object for them 70 give their
orders. All orders sent Us will be flied with neat
,.ess aud dispatch
We alec ksep assortment If SEWING MACHINES
constantly OH hand. Wheeler * Wilson's, Z NJ
Singer 4 Cos, and five different kinds Of Single
Thread Machines. We have an adjustable Binder
aud Hemmer. All persons having Machines vii do
well to send order tor these articles, they
arc great savms Oi labor. Price Of each s..
r. M SELLMAN, Agent,
mails No First street, Evansville, Ind
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- - dozen--an extra good article, from selected
fine broom cord, tOr sale by
feb2s CHAS. McJoHNSToN
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These Spring Steel Hand Saws are something new
in this market and are the finest goods made ia the
world, and cheap. CHAS. s. WELLS,
mars Sign of the Mill Saw. l3 First ST.
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NUMBER 925. 81,
MISCELLANEOUS.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANcE IN

OF HARTFORD, CONN. - 81 =
Incorporated lsl0-charter Perpetual.
Cap,tal (all paid $500 eo0
Illsurss against Loss or Damage; By Fire Fire
DIRECTORS: . : ~ .s.r
Huntington, Bornen, Job Allyn,
1as A.essa sdoas, 9s a.1z;a 1ksrpsy; N.Y. SP Bssss
q Alyn......S Secretary. Ii Huntington. PresIdit
Z Lyman,' Asst do. W. N Bowers. Acfusr,
u; "a, Aienapder' General Agent, Columbus, Ohio.
John Graham, Asst do do 7 : a.
Applications made TO ALLEN @. HALLOCK
Agent, will be promptly attended to-Msrbie Hsli
Building, Main street, Evansville fbis-iy
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms co
HARTFORD, CONN. .. 81.
Capital 900 Oao 90
DIRECTORS. y. =.
iaHis aS.y, 81 gSs. es.vr c. Sf',sh 1iisSS: ssS:
Wait Haniey, Charles @ Day. -st
Wiiiis J. Goodsell, LTweIis,
George sexton, III Fitch, fl as!
Leonard Church, Olcoft Allea "a
eriswoid, Stiles ID Sperry.
L. Howard.
JAMES G. BOLLEs, Prssidaa,
WAIT n. HANLEY, Vice Pres't
JOHN A. WALLACE, Secretary.
Applications received by ALLEN c. HALLoCK.
Agent. ofiee-Marble Hall Building, Main ST.
HAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE CO
FPRINGFIELD, MASS.
a,
~, 10000 y
Fire. iNf' N~"''''
DIRECTORS:
w Calhoun, n Bond. JH.niI,o,
X Moore, JC Pynchcn CT Shass
Phelps, Jr; III Alexander Ir p n Tsia.'
Jas Kirkham, Otis ChiIJs 4 49,,
Willis Phelps, Homer Foot seaocr
w. T.. Montague
WILLIAM b. CALHOUN, PresIdeas
JOSEPH q. PfNCHoN Secretary
Application made 10 A. c. HALIOCK. A.,
viii be promptly attended TO- 'eN@'
gs Office, Marble Hall Building, Eyapsri,ls
Indiana. shss
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HARs. PRJN.N1.N'ssTOyN.. .s.ND DE
~ BRULER, having formed coparinershpfor
the practice Of Medicine, offer their seNices to the
citizens Of Evansville and vicinity.
Oice on Thirl street, ia the first building above
the Crescent City Rank, over Jones & Blythe's Law
Office
DR.. Pennington's residence, on Chestnut street:
opposite thu Episcopal Church.
Dr.. De Brnler's Residence, corner of Cherry and
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II ~. HVG HE q

II U.. HE q n II =,
"S lMPORTER.-"Smali
Profits and Quick Sales is the
nintto at j. W. HUGHES
Wholesale Qneensware Store,
No. ls Main street, Evans
VILE, Indiana.
l3n crates English Queens
ware j,is' received from the
English Potterits, for sale low.
AGO pkss Glassware. a little
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aIs SUPERINTENDENT. CRESCENT CITY
BANK BUILDINGS, EVANSVILLE, Ism.
Plans. Specifications, Detailed Drawings aud rs
Inmates OF Public and Private Buildings, Stores,
aud Churches, will be carefully prepared and salts
faction guaranteed. He solicits the patronage Of
the cItizrns Of Evansville aud vicinity. marh-:im
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NILTSs Satrn, SECRETARY.
Applications IGsio Ia ALLfS q. uALLUCk.
Agent. Will BE- promptly attended 10. Once, Mar
lie bsll building, Main street. Evansville
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f.. @. SMITH,

"a f.. q. SMITH, ca
~ CHAIR MANUFACTURERS, ~
MARKET street, Evansville Ind, will
keep on hand and make To order every variety OF
ZANE ana Wood Sat CHAIRS The Trade supplied
al lowest rates. Hotels, Steamboats, aud Halls fur
nished promptly a. order. All work warranted
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Humbolt Fire Ins. Comply,

OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Capital (ali paid ia CASH so 600 O1
With n surplus ..... o. Cdp GO
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-05-21
EATING GUANO.

The varied appetite and taste of
man have brought ont many dishes
which other generations have strictly
forbidden, and although rats, and mice,
and snakes, and frogs have, in many
places, come into popular favor, we
were not prepared for the announce
mcnt that Peruvian guano must soon
become an edible luxury. Stranger
things have, however, happened, and
for the benefit of those who may wish
to enjoy this new and healthy strength
ening dish, we, will give the method Of
preparing it, reminding them at the
same time that the process has been
patented in England, by Mr.. VIM.
Clark, the inventor Of the process, and
Idisooverer Fits uses, as here set forth.
Put two and . half pounds Of guano,
OF the Isles Of Peru, with, three quarts
Of water in an enameled stew-pan,. boil
it for three or four hours, then let it
cool; after standing some time, sepa-
rate the clear liquid, aud about quart
Of this healthy extract is obtained.
Now, Il is proved BY the opinion 81
learned men, that the more ailments
are azotised, the more they are strength
ened, and hence the inventor, iinfers,
that as guano is composed Of matters
the most so, it. is, and must be-, peou.
liarly adapted for all classes Of socie.
ty, and ESPECIALLY for those whs have
much exertion and have not the means
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WHAT OUR FINE FRUITS HAVE
SPRUNG FROM. 'sS'as

The peach, originally, was. a poi
sonous almond. It's flesh parts were
then used to poison arrows, and It was
for this purpose introduced into Per:
STA. The transplanting and cultiva.
ton, however, not only removed its
poisonous qualities, but; produced the
delicious fruit we now enjoy i7atEa 80
The nectarine and apricot are natu-
rally hybridations between the peach
and plum. ,,. ,.....ss... i, 800 80, y
like fruit, and cultivation has given
each berry separate stem, and i'm
proved its quality. ; 55a 81 sat'
q The common muEzard is the oriRi.
NAL Of most Of the present kinds 81
cherries. ss%a taa q sc 't4sT s'ssS s'itss
The common Wild pear is even in
|ferior to the choke pear, and stin, by
cultivation, it has come to rank among
our finest fruit.
The cabbage Originally same from
Germany, and IS nothing more than
common sea kale.'.s rs ultiXation has
produced tho present cabbage and It's
different sacclamations stlls.s different
kinds; while its hybridations with
other similar plants have produced
the cauli6ower.
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THE Cd FORCE.

This is the name given BY Professor
Reichenbach, of Germany, to san ;ex-
tremely subtitle fluid, emitted from the
Magnet &C., and. which, Judge, Ed.
monds, of this city-and other ,spiritu-
alists, We suppose 7-hQld to be an agent
for communication between spirits and
persons in the. body" Judge Ed.
monds says: !" I have myself sbeheld
it issuing from both ends 81 r: 4 magnet,
and forcing itself out like a pale, sha.
dowy smoke from under its armature
| have also seen it issue from tho hui
man head and fingers. On one occa
sion l saw it 50 plainly that, in a dark
room, ! saw my own hand in the ligh,
which issued from, the head of the per.
son who stood at my side."' By Civ
ing old things new names, the ignorant
may be puzzled and the weak-minded
muddled. This, we think, has beer
done by Reichenbach in substituting
term" Ja force" for'de electrical cur
rent" which is nothing less. we are
confident, than the pale shadowy
smoke which Judge Ed1monds beheld.
There are currents Of electricity con
tinually flowing through. and around
almost all bodies-metallio, vegetable
and animal---and the human body. il
highly electric. An electric curren,
flowing from the human body can b.
made visible in any moderately darl
room in which machinery IS driven b,
la broad leather band, moving at . higl
velocity. In such a situation, If tn,
fore6nger. is held up under the belt
near to the surface, stream of light
Hike the electric brush, will he see,
flowing upwards from it towardsa'th,
|belt. This is the '' od force'' Of til,
German sage---the old electric curren
Of scientific men, who make no preten
sions to new discoveries from oil
things by giving them odd Names
Scientific Artizd,asiifa 40 20 >rst.i>...s
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of buying meat. Mr.. ttlark! $ sets forth
in his specification, III &c two Or three
Tablespoons full Of shiE extract ,a1fssefib.
uted ia tha nfood sof,ooRe who lives or
vegetables, Iisdequals tG, 1t s1east tive
pouRlaa Of meah eandy sMouldy give him
as 8 much el. strength as good imsatn dis.
erection, with the advantage that, this
extract gives to the vegetables a, very
agreeable taste! OF course to6, much
should not be used, 81 it will be Is. re
pugnant1 as pepper; vinegar, But i
used with proper discretion, ait sis'7said
to be renanhablyo engtheningsssh
BY its use, 3,too,, certain z maladiet
sometimes almost, favourable, are said
TO- to be easily removed, and phtthisic, pa
ralysls, etc, are prevented hy the use
of a small portion daily. There are
other marvellous properties III this new
extract which We must now mention.
Every one knows that good tools are
the soul of; industry, and that they
must BE- produced before great nmanu
featuring wealth can exist.;esThe ar,
|of working steel Jig, ancient times IVA.
in such high perfection, that they were
able to give this metal the softness and
Epliancy Of silk and the. excellence O.
Damascus blade which. no nation la.
since been able TO more than initiate
Their method Of manufacture i has
been lost, and all efforts of modern
times have proved futile in itssiresusci
tation. Mr.. Clark. however, the, dis
|coverer Of this extract, claims, witlou
fear Of being conlradicted, that he ha
reproduced this secret lost for .centu
ries. . e 7'' ~ 4l'Ev'IiisA D't'' '2'"s
His extract Of guano hardens iron
and gives it the properties Of steel
while to steel it gives. the; fneness
sharpness and sottness of the Damas
Gus manufacture, This, -too,I,is tn
formula, which is very simple TEN
per the steel aud iron in the extract, 0
guano, at eight degrees Of strength, a
indicated by Baume, and it will pro
duce these marvellous results, TIL
more they are tempered anew the BET
ter they become, qualities contrary t
the ordinary te,npering:s I'VE 'hav
here presented some Of the ideas give
in the specifications. Of Mr. Clarkas i'm
proyements, though we have not bee
minute, as we shall refer to it again
Scientific Art;zan.
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s,'sp1LIN,iF oK sAff1GHf.;

s;s9 sNsPILIN, FOR = FIGHT
T. The. following from the, Cairo das-
ettewili be understood .alid appreciated
~ apys YA4a That Has. = eyer q spent am
how inthe place::ase ~ saiaram
5ge4s " hoop! I'm just naturally spilin'
for q fight! '.a Screamed somewhat
tossiested ind l|i y j s. font of Spring:
field block, the other night m the
Best man that ever wore har! I'm q
steam engine, fred up, with my safety
valve tied down, leo pounds Of steam
and bona11etD bust; unless Is:6H 4work
it off lickin: some of these Il Illinois
sucaers.'4 shall die i knowsI shalt if
Icant find somebody to. fight me
Dare any man that ever wore breech-
es to lend me . dollar!' Won't. come
body here inst please to call me q liar?
j tNithstanding this apeite 1anaIun-
common request, urged, with so much
pathos and sincerity; the gentleman
nladesno impression on the minds Of
our citizens, and found no one willing
TO make the required assertion. : Next
morning we saw the youth sitting on a
pile oflumber by the river, both eyes
bunged, up, nose. fattened,, half his
teeth knocked out Of his head and his
coat torn into shreds. Upon kindly
inquiring after his health, and liking to
Cairo, he remarked, tStranger, i like
Cairo first rate, it is a lively place and
has the best. society ID it I've met with
since.I LEFT homei!!" q 30 dir 80
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MORAL sUAsION on A RAM.

When friend Of ours, whom we;
call Ag1icola, was boy, he lived on a
farm in Berkshire county, the owner
of which was troubled by a dog Wolf.
The cur killed, his sheep, knowing,
perhaps, that he was conscientiously
opposed to capital punishment, and he
could devise no means to. prevent it.
s can break him Of. it, said Agri-
cola, ST you viii give me. leave
g Thou art permitted" said the honest
farmer and We will let Agricola tell
the story in his own words. "There
was ram on the farm . said A g rico
Ia as notorious. for, ;butting as Wolf
was for sheep stealing and who stood
in as mueh3 need Of moral suaaion as:
the dog: I,shut Wolf up in the barn
with this old : fellow, and the conse-
|quence was that the dog never looked
q sheep in the face again. The ram
broke every bone in his body literally.
Wond ertully uplifted was. the ram
aforesaid, BY his exploit; his insolence.
became intolerable; he was sure to
pitch into whomsoever went nigh him.
III fix him,"zsaid /, and so I did, 1
rugged an'iron crowbara out of q hole
in the barn, point foremost, aud hung
an old hat on the end of it. you can't
always tell, when you see hat, wheth.
lei there is head in it or not; how then
should ram? Aries made at it full butt,
and being = good narksman from long
practice, the bar broke in between his
horns, and came out under his tail.
This little admonition efectually cured
him of. butting.'' ~. -. 80 -, =.
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y I, N. 8, e NUMBER B RI AZ,
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL,

METROPOLITAN HOTEL, q
Levea street, Immediately opposite the Steam
r z.isboat Landing, Red Wing, Minnesota h
"a. A. q E.. /. TEELE, PRopR1[Ez;roRs.
ETTvHB ne% spacious and comm odious house
II is'now open for the reception Of guests.-
1t has been constructed under the immediate
supervision Of the proprietors, aud nothing has
been omitted to insure the comfort and conyen.
fence Of those who may favor them with theil
patronage. The numerous rooms are all well
lighted, ventilated and furnished in superio,
manner. III connection with the house 10 4
|good and conmodious stable. NJ
i Red Wing, March I, 1885,, ~ r l&e7a sstf
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CENTRAL POINT HOUSE.

II P.R. GA. HARDT, PRoPR1E7oas.
This Houseis pleasantly located on the shore
1 Of Lake Pepin, within few rods Of the
Steamboat Landing. Persons wishing to spend
"a few days Of recreation and leisure, will find
this tAs place to do it. A good and we'll sup
piled barn ia attached to the house, and com
potent ostler alwaysin attendance. at
The proprietors ha. ing leased the above pop
ular house and having thoroughly repainted
and furnished in superior style, would say ia
the pnblic that thing that they can do to
make al. calling, comfortably and pleasantly
situated, will be left undone. - l1.ts
May %, 1853. w s.,te 49, 95y