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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-14
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THE POSTOPPICR DEPARTMENT.
ABSTRACT Of fhc Repert OF, the Pestn,nsl
ter General.

Aostract Of fho Report OF tho F0stmnRs-
ter General.
The report of the Postmaster General
shows the receipts of the Department for the
year ending June SOth, 1865, tobe $14, $780,
1853 70, and the expenditures 81 8, 604, 728 %
leaving surplus of 1892, 430 40. The
ratio ST increase of revenue was II per cent.
and of expenditure 8 per cent. over the pre-
vious year. 'aa 3 - l5@ las
The estimated expenditures for the wear
ending June 30th, 1857, are $10,678, 600;
the receipts, including the appropriation of
800, 900 for fee matter, are estimated at BIT
47O 542-leaving deficit of 81, 2O7, 457,
for which, however, no special appropris-
tion is required. as the department has
surplus of 81. 900, 900 unexpended. Special
appropriations, however, are asked for steam
ship service from San Francisco to China
and Japan. of $3.50, 900, and for steamship
service to Brazil, for eight months of the
current year, 800, 900, and for the whole
Of the next year, $3.50, 900, making $500. 900
in all.
REoEIPTs FROM SALE Oh STAMPS, ETC.
The number OF postage stamps
ISSUED during the year, was
3S7, Ale, ASP, representing. 81, 099, 787. so
Stamped envelopes, y, CAL, AS,
represontlpg- -.-.----...--. ~ IA, lbs. 90
Stamped wrappers, I, lt5, 756,rep- --- 49, f
resentiug.- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 23,3l5.oo
Making IN all....---..-.... $l2, o47 ,437. so
| An increase of 5 673, 106 over the preyi-
Gus year The report says;
| New stamps have been adopted of the
denominations of 8, 10 and2 cents for pre-
paying postage on packages Of newspapers
forwarded by publishers or nswsdealerH, un-
der the authority of law, whereby revenue
will be secured hitherto lost to the depart
ment.
under the act for the relief of postn.as-
tiers who have been robbed by bodies Of
armed men, ~ cases have been decided,
and allowances made to the amount of g..
60775. u 1t-N4
Appended hereto is tabular statement.
exhibiting the annual receipts and expedi,
lures of this department, from Jan. 1st, 1881
to June 30th, 1866. The results are as fol
lows:
Aggf egate receipts. $500, 3l4 1874 Al
Aggregate expenditures.-.-.--- 244, 74S, S8l u
8Defcit.- -----.---...-...$ A. 436, 937. ]:
Averaging as follows Receipts, S., 9O6,
141.97 per annum expenditures, 1904
170.48 per annum deficit, 81, 288, 028 81
per anuum." r-- -.ss ..s...A.
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n =. BE WISE IN TIM
i,E wtsr, ~ r. ", MISE : IN TIME rfsltl

Let not disease destroy your constitutions TRY hottie
"a my Eh1oDle AL DsOPS, and you will be satIsie ed
thae am no impostor Tell your afflicted friend Fbat
she bloom OF health to your cheeks and thereby
eoner IaVof m9te valuable than gold. For painful or
sc@nS nehslruaelon II is just the tkng have now In
NY ln9 an Instance Of lady Sho had Lesn SUFFERING
@ painful Menstrqation three years conhnins
uef 70 heE room each time She had appled TO
eminent physoians without re!et Hhepans botIIs ot Ia
DkOfS entirely cured her. ''-' Vi NY
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TO MARRIED. LADIES

They are peculiarly adapted they bring the monthly
period with such perfect regularity.
coud turniSi aay quantity of testim its eff
eacy from ny OWE PATIENTS but the practice
bought and FICTITIOUS bsfore she public is SO urev
emit. d. not deem il I'd glssble '
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Excess o
Pay
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ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES

AZ Is impossible to enjoy the bloom OF health and viva
CITY OF spirits unless the Asnses are regular 70 tb
time The quantity and quality Wien tney are obstrnn
ted nAtuIe Makes hi efforts obtain for Il some
ana un.ess these efforts are assisted h
and finally, CONSUMPTION assumes it, Swav srdt
mSturely terminates miserable ife -'' ~-O 'Ae
DO not suffer from these IRE gu lariiier ~bsn - ;,.
ene OF one dollar IN Lyons Per odical Drops will rs
aee anu restore natcre To It's health course; and
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Do NOT BE IMPOSED UPON
Do MOI BE IMPOSED Upon

Do NOT BE IMPOSED Upon
oy those who have other PREPARATION which they d,sr
60 palm on upon the strength OF the popularity II nv
tVPs bu1 hnen the DruggIss you apply has not ruy
mem either make him buy them Jou OF else ereiasr
shs DoIar TO the besres general wboeeas sEart who
WI ret urn yeu q bOtUle By etufn Express
oee that the name vi Ju6 h. Lyon written uron the
"hles are wrapped around zach buttle one
F are genuine IAeretore, beware counter eits
ey are Tor sale By every draggst in city or
other. - ''O "4'A 1e'ie4 s@Assh
Dr. JN0. l.. LYON, r eat
Praeticing Physician, New Haven, Conn
ne can be consulted concerning all diseases either
per sonally or by letter. - 49,
VI LORD Smith, Chicago Wholesale Agents. r Robinson
/" neeler y 1lark. AGENTS for this place.
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Ths ssRstituusn, suce affected by .OrKsnio Weak
ness requires the ala Of med icine TO siren gthen
tnvgsrAts the system, which Hslnbsid's Extract
baeau invariably dess II no treatment 10 submitted
to, CsnsnnPtioA or Insanity eRsues. t,-,S go
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The number OF postage stamps
ISSUED during the year, was
3s7, 4lo, ASP, representing: 81, Oss, 1877 SO
Stamped envelopes, 22,C40, AIS,
representing. -.-.-..--...--.. .}i 724, 1875. OG
Stamped wrappers, 1, lt5, 756,rep- 49, -,l- i
resentiug.- Observation-Disclosures. 23,3l5. OF
, 1865-09-12
CHOLERA.
spectators only
To the Editor ofMe Times.

To the Editor of the Times.
Sif,-The Times Of the 10th inst. con-
tains an article remarking on the proba-
Bile advent If cholera before long IN this
country. Permit one who has had con
siderable experience Of the horrors Of this
disease in India to describe a simple and,
in eight Cases out of ten, an e~fectual re-
me ty, possibly of equal value in this
temperate Gin ,te, as 1t certainly is In
the lrop II. Tn specific was introduce
ed with the assistance of Government by
a Dr.. Honinborghrr in Calcutta, during
a period QS57 and 1859 when the ava
geS of cholera were really awful.
At the time above quoted | had an in
tere~t in AN indigo concern AZ miles from
Calcutta, many entire families Of the
ryntS were swept away blythe disease,
AID l had a quantity of indigo seed lying
in their Iluts, winch they were unable,
or, from a talalsl feeling Of terror, were
unwilling, to put into the ground.
Government at this ti:2e had provided
Dr.. l~Iouiuburgher with a building for a
cholera hospital, to test the merits of his
treatment, a weekly list Of cases being
published. | went to Calcutta, introduce
ed myself 10 the doctor, saw his practice
at the hospital, and returned to the fac.
tory with a pair Of jancets aud a bottle Of
t|incture Of QuiS>Ia, with which | once
innculatrd three natives, all of whom APP
pearrd in a very hopeless state. Two
recovered, as usual, very rapidly, the
lhIrd sunk, being too far gone before |
arrived
Tn. native doctor, or hakim, was a<to-
nishel, and pronounced it to be like ia
du' (wi'chcraf), aud entreated me to in
struct hum in The mystery, which [ very
gladly did, AMI he practISed 1t with asto-
nishiug surcess. At other parts Of the
country in tn. North. West Provinces my
efforts with the qna,sla were he means
of saving several lives, one Of Il servant
whom | much valued. I could quote
minv instances were it needful, but fear
ing 10 trespasS on the fair amount of space
YOU my acc rrd to this letter, let me add,
that tn Inocul1lion may be done by any
boly with Sense enough to avoid making
an ncIsIon IN one of the principal veins,
the qu ,s>it is dropped into the wound,
the b pdy should be Shampo0ed, and moth
ing gwen to The patient but cool water
in sm Ill quantities. Cramps rapidly
cease, ant far circulation of the blood ia
restored, the invariahle exclamation Of
thA Invalid on recovering consciousness
pei g"Hum gurhm h0to hei" Q'm getting
warm), with IA great sigh Of relief; a re-
lapse during The first few hours may be
feared, in such case a second incubation
in two or more places must be perform.
ell.
have 10 pyetence 10 a knowledge Of
medicine or surgery beyond that so need
ful and so often forced on a man who ira
wells for months aud years out of the
reach and advice Of professional doctors.
who, however, have thought we'll of in
ocuIalion with qunssia as a remedy in
many cases, a relief from the agonies of
cramp in almost all attacks of cholera.
In spanking of DR.. Honinburgher let me
add that he was of venerable age, and
vast Indian experience, in the service ola
native Prince the greater part of a long
life the Government of India in recog-
, 1865-09-12

Germany, while Prussia herself, disturbed
and restless, is on the brink of political
commissions which no man can forecast.
There is but one moral to such a tale,
and hat is, that we are happy in being
spectators only. -
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MEDICAL.
Leechesl I,eechesIi

HUNGARIAN AND SWEEDIsH LEECHEs.
Ii healthy and fresh, Justin ported and for sails
at the FAMILY DRUG STORE,
ocl2-lm No. 10 South First street
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is so obviously for us, that we take the
responsibility of copying It as such. We
can promise our friendsif courtesy and
good behavior can retain their good will,
we shall always possess it:
ENLARGED The Evansville Journal
comes to as in an enlarged forin-the
second enlargement which has taken
place within a few weeks. The Journals
Ia now one of the largest papers in the
State, and for news and local matters, is
one OF the best. We need not say we
are glad to witness these evidences of
the prosperity of our contemporary and
of the enterprising city in which it is
published. We sometimes-very often
in fact-differ with the Journal in mat
tiers political, but we always open it with
Just as much pleasure as if it were
thoroughly orthodoxy a. Ledger.
The Evansville Journal of Thursday
comes to US considerably enlarged. The
great press of advertisements has rem
dered the enlargement necessary. We
are glad to notice this proof of our con
temporarys success, for Notwithstanding
its Black Republication, it is very
readable paper.-Iad. Herald.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14

A MYSTERIOUS SoFA.-On Saturday
morning last, three men called at the
residence of Mrs. Tuttle, No. 259 Wash
ington avenue, and stated that they had
a sofa for the lady of the house. Mrs.
futile told them she knew nothing about
the sofa, but said they might leave it for
the present. The men carried the sofa
into the house, and took their leave.
The same night the house was entered
by burglars, and the room of Mrs. Tut
tie's nephew was robbed, the thieves car
rying off his watch and all his money he
had in his pockets and scattering his
wearing apparel promiscuously about
the floor. The sofa still remains, and
the question ia whether it was stolen,
or was used as blind by the burglars to
rsconnoiter the premises, Missouri
Democrat,
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Ga 10 y ct
DEPART EMT:

On the second floor of our whole
sale house, and attached to it, is a
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general.
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Two Of our Democratic exchanges
notice the enlargement Of the JOURNAL
in the following complimentary para.
graphs. The Indianapolis Herald has
COMPOUNDED the name Of our paper with
chat Of onr contemporary, but the notice
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14
MEDICAI,.
The Young Man's Friand. !

q 1.-The Young Mans Friend.11i
ET EVERY f-rs-A BE HIS OWN DOCPOR.
IL This is the name OF Box of Medicines pre-
pared by an eminent Physician IN Oincinnnfi. II
coniainsa preventative and cure for an private
Diseases, with directions how 20 treat sch case
therefore, with the Young Mans Friend 10 your
possession you have the full directions and redi
cine Tor the treatmenG Of yourself aud friends It
q LOT sale Ny Druggists oyerywhnre. AK for the
Young Mans Friend
Wholesale and Rotssl y il ai4na 10
y4 LII KELLER WHITE,
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FEED.
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
CHEAP PRICES AND
GOOD ASSORTMENT,
AT
BOLLE & BEYREISS,

7rkrErl EVANSVILLE, IND.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUR FALL
w Stock, which embraces choice selection Of
Dress Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, Balmoral Skirts.
Hoods and Hubias, Gloves and Hosiery Corsets.
CLOTHS, Cassimersss Ladies' Cloths, CassipetE,
Jeans, Flannels, Blankets, Tiekings, GinRhRms
Calicoes, &C., Bleached and Unbleaehed MusIIne
and q thousand and one other articles too tedious
to mention. All of which will be sold VERY
CHEAP. Go and see 81 No.-43, Main Street.
BOLLE& BEYREISS,
septl6s No. A. Main Street.
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sN- q CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF THE
ABOVE ARTICLES FOR ONE DOLLAR BY
PURCHASING SEALED ENVELOPE FOR
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS 4J era ~ tIfV
Ds3- Five Sealed Envelopes viii be sent for 81
Eleven for So Thirty for 50 Sixty Ave for $40;
One Hundred for SIS. AGENTS WANTED
EVERYWHERE. hH
r Our patrons arc desired to send United States
money when it Is conven ont. Long letter, are
Unnecessary. H 10 rnF.N Fa aiAlTh
Orders for Sealed Envelopes must in every case
be accompanied BY the Cash, with the name Of
the person sending, Town, County and State
plainly written. Letters should be addressed 60
the managers, as followa; q. lt4sz-e.rfli aIr
n GOODWIN, HUNT q co.,
- Box 57O6, Post OfIlee, New York.
OF N -aH4 fEtH oeTo INal1hf ff u NNH
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OYSTERS.

oysters, oYsTERs.-5O CASES COVE oYs-
~ TIERS, just received and for sale at reduced.
prices by h. s. HUSTON & CO.,
ocZS No. 80 Water street.
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! 10 be Sold fOr One l0lIar Zach

without regard to value, and not to be paid fos
until you know what you will receive:
.s. 80 ElaQant HoseWood Planes ..rs.
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GROCERIES.

VIM Caldwell.
GENERAL GROCER AND DRAEERs IN rHE
Very Best Family Provisions.
IllO M PENNSYLVANIA BUCRwHFkT
AoVC klour AZ cALDwELL's.
A nBLs BRLoHER's sYRur, wARRANrEp
z 70 give Aaiisfsetions At pALDwELL's.
Il CASES GENOA oITRoE.at
" 6ALDwELL's.
| oAsk PRUNEs At
cALnwELEs.
IN Doz CoRs PARoHRRs a.
~ CALDwELL's.
Oh Doz ASSORTED PRESERVES al
80 GALDWELLss
on DOE ASSORTED JELLlRs a.
~ CALnw Ellis.
- CAsEs OLIVE oIL-AssoRTEn QUARTS
- and finfs, Al 1ALDWELL's
G7TLEs's FRasH BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
- warranted esNal 20 any In The market, rece3v-
ed daily by kxpress, at
novss WI. CAxaDwELIss.
Na. , First Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

STONE IN TIE BLADDER. CALCULUS
GRAVEL bkiGh DUST DEPOSIT. AND
MUCOUS Oh MILKY DISCHARGES
AFTER UEINATISE
IRRITATf0E OF THE NICK OF THE Bad
DER, EXPLANATION OF TIE KIDNEYS.
CAfAHEH or THE BLADDER
sTkAsGULAEX AND BURNING. Or PAINFUL
UHTNATINg.
Fer shass disazses & il truly q sovereign remedy
ard TOO mueh cannot hs said in it prAlaa. A sln-
gle doss has been kn0wn 70 gslisEe ths maat uFsat
symptoms
Are yea troubled with that distressing pala il
the small of the back mad thFoash the hlgaaf A
teAsp0onfui = day If tbs Consultation wstsr will
rsliees pa like magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have tDag slaes given % the use 81 bueha eahsbs
sad 1uaIQar Ia the Treatment o. thaae Diseases
and oniY asa theta for the wsas 81 better rsmeG T.
CONSTITUTION wArEa
Has proved itself s4aai to the task shas has a..
DTUEETics
Irritsts Asd drenah the kidueFs, and b constant
ase proaaeg chronic aszsaarasiea All eoaarmsd
disease.
IN DYsaEE0REHUA. OR PAINFUL MEN.
nfRUATIUA, AAD MEN0gnHGIA
Oh RB0fusB FLOWING
Both diseases arising from = faulty secretion al
the menstrual hnld-~tn eaa sasa hasHg Too little
aa4 accompanied b severe paln. aud tbs other =
los prufaaa seer tian, whleh sill b. speedily cured
by tbs Cou8gitasieo WateF.
Ih8 aiss&sa kaasMn - FALLEAG nR THE
W0MBs watch i aAa sezuit u tha falaxatABn u
tha alz&aasnfS ef thai eFEans And i kaoAa b q
saHse u hmsgtnsss ass dragging pains - iha
back ard siss, aud ~ times aeeampanlaa - sharp
--lanc.natlaz 81 shooting pains throsgh lhe parts
sseisds viii. in al eases, BE- removed BY FAe maa
iesus.
ThaEa i apetheF class # symptoms Aftsln I
From fMHfTATIuM OF THE WOMB, whieh
physAelsms call Nervousness, whaoh @uga covers
ap anneh fanaraaeas sad ~ nine eaaaa oat u
ten the aeeteFs De- not Frsiiy knoe whathar his
HymptDaas aFu be diSsss or tbs disease az ayma.
tams We san phlY smumefstn thems here 1
speak mHFe particularly IF cold fsat. pAiHltatias
q tbs hsarfs ImpalFed memory, wake salineas.
flashes q haag, AaEueF. iassituda. and almnaaa a
vision.
SUPPRESSED MKNsTRuATT0g.
Whtch la shs nnnAfFaea husa q il a constant rs
earring aisesas, and thspugh nexisat tho ssals II
Htofw grave Am8 aanEaF a. msasaana afs tha result
aaa - nieuka alter maHfh eaafes Mithemf am e.
E5Ef t@inS Aaaa 60 assist NsfmF4 4An suppress.
slss hseamas ehroa6es ahs patlanE zrAAnAllg Easaa
Der aFHetites tbs heNels are esHstlnaIsa. ntght
ssaais eanis aal an8 oaasampslaa aHaliY aaas bar
carer
ss- FER s@io b. 80 BraesIsts. Psias 81 Ia
WI. II egEGe CO.. rsaprlsssra.
1GhNAA ALAES, GaaAFai A9aHsa Ne as
gAH sgraat, Ne@ York
Rof sAle 10 chiease - FULLER. FIgcH 4
BtbLkk. iss7.em
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a. 80 4Asssse@A sasa ar tas Ffess r~---s 49,,
-. A.Aaa Antl-Cholera Mlxturc a. IT, - u
ssFeAaa raaaesy Scr niarhaa and Dvs@rfsrv y
combination Of Assrfnesntx Ahss~f-..
esA-saaAat@ A1a Czrninativas, and i us~rsrss3
- -, egrs aftsF all ether uaans havs 49,
street, Cincinnati. OhFo nh14a -, y a-4st SO
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LEGAL.
Guardians Sale of Valuable Real
Estate

6StAEe.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE emma,
- Of Common Pleas Of Flnyd conptv. the m.
dersixned, guardian of the persons and estates az
Jehn Becker. Margaret Becker. aud Elixabath
Becker, minor heirs Of Frederick Becker, asceas
cd, offers for sale At private sale the undivided
saFss-ssnAs part u the real estate Ga Yanderburrh
county Indiana, known and described as ali thai
part Of fractional sections numbers ave and six
IN township No. seven, south Of range No Tan
Sest, IN the Nineennss Land District. thus bound.
ed Beginning az a point On The east line OF said
section No. nye. nine and % loo chains south Of
the northeast corner Of said section No Ave. AMI
running thence south along said east line Of Saia
seetiaut twelve and 50 loo chains; thence west
and Parallel with the north line OF said fractional
sections ninety-nfne and 9o-lo0 chains, ita the
west line Of said fractional section No six thenca
10 a nertk.westwardly direction along said last
mentioned line, thirteen and S0-f0o chains 70 .
point from which line. running parallel with
chs north lire Of said fractional sections wonld
strike the place Of beginning. and thence east ana
parallel with said north line Of said actions 10
we pisee OF beginning, containing one hundred
~as twenty nine and S2-Ioo acres.
1AhmS OF SALEs--0ne-fo fourth of the pur.
sss money IS @ be paid in cazk. AMI the residue
~ a. eAN taehts at enc aud tive years' credit
ns.sn.- giving his notes for the deferred
kAsaaea ,ss bearing interest and waving rel5af
-. NAiaation laws, and securing M Ssus ~
me- = $50 en- said real estate
s TT toI aneF particulars address thu rrs.rs;,~s
at New Albany, Indiana 10 "HestS isneo
HAIRY BECKER
So, n Their particulars inqusre ~ EsIIs e.
~ ~ NC. sasa Main street, oprosits ~ 49,
faSNAtssz- me-Swd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

EPrLEPTIC FITs CAN Br CURED mr.
~ Loekruw having beeama sminaualg sneeems-
~ "a curing thlA terrible uaaiAdy fnwftz All .fn
fiAris antes1 % call or sead for efrenlArr IF v~r
eaee ans testimonials Of cases euFnd Of fronl en~
- tNenty-faur years standing. Ha aaxnssa -
attention especially 10 diseases Of ths Carahro-
sptaAl AXIS. or Nervous System. snd saIirlfs As
Investigation 81 bis claim O. public eonfanaca
He may b consulted 1t his private residences
Ne. tAl West I'D Street daily, from 10 4 X nrtsi
: ?. - exceFs Saturday and SUNDAY. Aaarass M
letteFs 70 DE-. v. r. LOCK- Row, care og p. o Yex
s1I8. New X0rk do as,.-s-,
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A4 es gssaarsr yss q fermsF hellA -
fksaa . asa ~ - sssess " asssate
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ses iaTther particulars iuo.sra ~ Esi IS.
Stose. Ne. eSSs Main street = Gun
House, OF on the promises 'Fi''sass ne Court
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sala tells the following good story
remember story Of certain comedian
by the name of Walsh, at the Theatre
Royal Dublin. This gentleman never
rose higher in his profession than to en-.
act those useful but humble individuals
in livery who announce the arrival o.
visitors to the principal peraonage in she
drama One evening, great tragsdian
being on the stage, il was Mr. Wash
duty 20 come on, attire in plush. and
said, "My loard, the coach Is ut the door -
This being all that was laid down for
him, he said It but directly al forwards.
advancing 10 the foot.lights, and address.
ing the gallery, he continued with much
animation, And allow NE to ada
that the man who lifts his band against
q woman, save in the way of kindness.
is unworthy the name Of . Briton.n This
sentiment brought downla tornado OF ao-
plauss, but on retiring from the stage
the actor was pounc0d upon by she
great tragedian and ASKED how he had
dared 10 overstep the limits assigned to
him.
Tn very sorry, .qaoth Mr.. Walsh,
but it's moy benefit next Monday, and
I've got 60 concihaso the audience MS
well as you, Mr.. MocreadySa
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LIGHT BREAD.
REMOVAL.

nR. HERR HAS REMOVED ms OFFICE
~ 30 Marie HAlt hoem No 6, Main street,
whsfe he wf continue 10 treat al diseases Of long
standing - sell a. acute diseases Ftssula treat
ed without the knfEe naawF
MIR. q. MINasT BEING rnMpELLEn 10
w vasAte his old stand ON tbs corner Of Main
and Ftrat STREETS, hes removed large portion 81
hts stogk % thest. Charles saloon on First street.
between Main aud Leeust, wherv b. ~iIi be pleaas
ed 70 wait on ha friends until be can occupy his
new stand, corner Locust And First ma-tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

aAooKIEe.-Seme people are said to
oe foolish half their time" but we
know gentleman who, according to his
own showing, Is IN that anenviable con.
dition the whole of bic; for 10 use his
own words, he's "as happy as the dav :
long LAS "sappy" as the day : longi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-14

A PHYSIOLOGICAL yTEW OF MARRIAGE
u Ueataiufng nearly 30 paSes and 80 aua
EIAt@s and Engraving q tie AnAfomy OF fhs
Human Organs in state Of Health aad DISEASE
vita Treatise en- Early Errors, It's asuIorMh8s
pisseg uai5sas upau TIE mind and hedy, wtfh she
Aathor's rlan Of tEeatnent--ths only rational ara
Successful mode 81 eHrws a. shown b. the rrVark 81
eAses enrsa- A truthful savtsar to tbs Married
ana tsoSe contemplating mArrizEs, who entsrfalr
aoaota Of thstr physical condition sent frps ~
Pestass g any address o. reesirs Ct twsnty Ave
IT. "a Ck0tAs Be 81 Maiden Lane. Altaswv <,
I. The snthor may b consulted upup anv 81 ~
diseases o. which bis book tre=ss, either r@srsoT.
silly or hy nail. aud medicines sent q arsx srt -
tAs ~att4 eserefse kgsr,