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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-11-20
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PERIODICAL DROPS.
THE GREAL FEMALE RE.HEDY
ron RITES!

] have tested these Drops in my own practice,
over ten wears, and do not hesitate to say, that
nothing has vet been developed b;- :,,c,lical re-
search, that acts so powerfully, positively. and
harmlessiv, in cases Of female irrcgtaritv. AZ dues
this medicine In ali recent cases it never fall.
while thousands who have been long sufferers, arc
indebted to il Tor the boon Of health TODAY.
Although powerful and positive thcv arc
perfectly harmless, and may lie used at all times,
except Wien specially forbid len in the directions.
They have been extensively employed bv emf
mont physicians in France and England as well as
in my own practice over ten years, and hay,
yet to hear OF the first instance OF failure could
give YOU testimonials of their efficacy from ladies
al the northorn and western States. wc,n
they not in their nature private. Over 10t 900
bottles have been sold the rast wear, and hone
AMI trust many sufferers have been benefited.
| am well aware that remedy so potent to re-
move all Instructions may lie used for bad pur-
pose, but trust that where bottle is thus used
ten may fall into the hands OF really needy suf-
tcrcrs.
To all who suffer from any rrcgularitv pal full
difficult, excessive, offensive Ob>iructcd Mem
,truaton, Lucurr Da, or the train OF diseases that
follow. | would say, try a bottle OF Dr. LYoS's
iRLNCn PEHIoph'AL Doors. Being fluid pre-
paration, their action is more irect aud positi,
than any pills or powders. Explicit directions,
bearing my facsimile. accompany each bottle.
They may lie obtained nl nearly every druggists
| in the country, or by iucosiny tie price to G. G..
| G. ARK & CO.. New Haven, Ct, General Agents
| ,Or the United States aud nnali
DIR. JOHN l.. LYON,
PnAcriCN. PHYSICIAN,
| New Haven Cunn.
Price 81. so per hottie. 3ieow1y
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EAT liz RTILY.-1hc here are hundreds of roo-
pie who do not dare to eat a hcnr;v n,c,t or
.lctuals for fear of the distressing effects thai
follow. Goes Dyspepsia ure will stop it in
simultaneously. It has ured more eases Of
dyspepsia than all other remedies combined
Take 1t freely and you will be satisfied of it,
merits. - 10
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and the engraving is executed in a style
sufficient Of itself to make n reputation,
il it were not made already. We need
not commend it to the pIllic; it COM
mends itself as triumph of Christian
Art, employed for the nublest purposes.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Mn. EpGroR There is n rumor in cilcula
ton in Middlebury and other towns in this
County that have retired from my profess on
as Dentist and am no longer doing business.
There is no foundation in fact for any such ru-
NOR. am still living upon the miscries,
Indebtedness and misfortunes Of the tooth-achc.
There was no time in my life when | could
fill teeth as well rs can Mt the present time
and have filled more teeth and restored them
to pcrman Mt usefulness the last year than |
have done any previous year since have been
in practice which is mary thirty years. Ger
tainly, that does not look much like retiring
from business. Thinking the public very
warmly for their very LIBERAL patron &c for tic
past year, woull solicit continuance CT the
same
NATHANIEL HARRIS, MD Dentist
Mldlebury, Nov. lG, 500 34;iw
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WYATT FOR TIE BEST!

w The Publishes of Atwater's Directory
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Montpelier, Nov. II. 1866.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-20

EXCURSION TO esterday,
by invitation of the officers of the steamer
News Boy, we, with a large number OF
the citizens of this city, made an excursion
to our neigboring city of Henderson. 1t
had been arranged for the Crescent City
Silver Band to accompany us on the ex-
cursion, and little after four O'Clock we
left the wharf and glided pleasantly, safely
and smoothly down the river, making a
quick trip to Henderson.
We had but little time to spend in the
city, but during that time the Crescent
City Silver Band discoursed most excellent
music at several street crossings, to the adj
miration Of the citizens of our neigboring
city.
The work of dischargeing freight, and
getting ready for the return trip wac
hastily dispatched, and soon the News Boy
headed up the stream for Evansville.
There were large number of ladies and
gentlemen from Henderson on board,
who all seemed pleased and happy. The
officers were attentive and clever, and all
felt at home on the News Boy. Captain
Perkins is gentleman, who cares for the
comfort and pleasure of his passengers,
and fails not to make all comfortable Mr..
Burk was certainly polite and most agree
able.
As we We're returning, dancing party
was made up, and the fair ladies' with
those of the gentlemen who delighted In
that passtime, 9 tripped the light fantastic
toe" till the boat was at the city. 1t was
indeed a pleasant affair, there not being a
single jar or discord to mar the enjoyment
of the occasion.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-Thos.' Conroy WAS
charged with drunkenness and disorderly
conduct, and with committing an assault
and3battery. on the person OF. the porter of
thew White, free man Of color. 1t
was considered an aggravated case, the Of
fender having no excuse to offer whatever
for such conduct. He was accordingly fin
eel $40, with 50 So costs, sent to jail, and or
dered to be put to work ON the streets this
morning if the fine and costs were not
paid.
: a young gentleman was Charged with
drunkenness and disorderly conduct but
itabeing his first offense, we withhold his
name. The luxury cost him So 40 I'M the
shape of tine and costs. sfa'F.a EEas
Herman Levi was charged with Throw
ing some slop on the pavement, and, by
way of making am example of him. he
was required to deposit the sum of in the
city Treasury 1t seems to be the inten-
ton TO prevent the commission OF such
nuisance, and the efforts now being made
VIII no doubt prove sue cessftil.s F.ss
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n8- We noticed couple of chickens OF
eA %lsghe male 11srsuasion, engaged inFa night
yesterday on Water Street. We believe
there was no passing of small fayors on
either side. The contest was a long and
hloody one. Both entered upon the con-
aicE like old vets-as if they had enlisted
fSra three years, or during the.war." Dur
ang the engagement contestant No. adopt
ed the 10. JohnsOn tactics, and fought re-
treating. like he had entered fortified po~
,ssfsou. Contestant No. adopted the Sher-
.,e.o uaan tactics, and thanked him from his for
.sga xsdcations, when the war waged to the
.szsurr, and spur to the full length The ex-
element was intense, but finally the battle
.s,1 sz6as drawn. The strategic movements OF
<ts,ose znfuriated combatants cqualled that
s., az cid warriors, and almost to the death.
such practices may be amusing to some,
CO. tast we cannot exactly see where the fun
comes in. especially when chickens are SO
= 4 igh priced, in this market
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pimples and roughness from the skin, leav-
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smooth. Itscc4i tssf1fs no material injurious
to the skim Patronized by actresses and
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All orders addressed to. = ~ 49,,
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A Coon ARRANGEMENT. = Arrangements
have been made by which all persons Of
tending against the city law, and who can
mot pay their fines, are to be worked on
the streets till the fine and costs are paid,
at the rate of sixty cents per day. This is
an arrangement that would have done
nauch good, in our Judgment, if it had been
an operation long since. Yesterday great
sfrapping fellow was fined SO, with 50 So
asasfs, and if the fine is not paid this MORN
eng, he is to be set to work as aforesaid.
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The Bitter Fruits Of Bad Bitters.

4N
Invalid reader, do you know what nine
.tenths Of the bitter compounds you are So
licited by the proprietors to accept as uni
versa1 panaceas are composed of Give
heed for a moment. TEey are manufac-
tured from unpurified alcohol, containing
a considerable portion OF FusEL OIL, a
poison almost as deadly as prussic acid
The basis OF the regular tinetures of the
Materia AIedica is the same No amount
Of :. herb extracts !" can overcome the bad
tendencyof this pernicious element. The
essence Of sound Rye, thoroughly rectified,
is the only stimulant which can be safely
used for component of Tonic, Altera-
tive and anti-bi1fous medicine and HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS is the on
ly medicinal preparation in the world in
which-tlis article isused as an ingredient.
Hence, the extraordinary effects of this
great specific. 1t gives strength without
producing excitement. No other tonic
does this. All the ordinary Bitters flush
the face and affect the brain. HosTETTER's
BIrTERs diffuse an agreeable calm through
the nervous system, promote digestion and.
produce sleep. No other tonic so quickly
reviyes the exhausted physical energies,
restores the appetite, and removes the
gloom and depression which always ac-
companies weakness of the bodily powers.
aprlS
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ARRAIGNED.-James Mulligan was ar
xaiged for trial yesterday, charge of
stahbing Joseph Stewart the Grand Jury
h aving returned an Indictment against
him Tor, attempting the life of Stewart.
He pleaded q not guilty. The trial win
perhaps come off this Court. Mulligan
once resisted the police officers of this city,
and is considered desperate man when
snaddened or intoxicated. We learn that
there is a fair prospect for Stewards re-
o0yery
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-20

SHooTING.-The shooting affair that took
place night before last, on the corner of
Locust and Fourth streets. did not amount
SO anything serious. Two inen We're fight
xns and a policeman attempted to arrest
them He succeeded in arresting one, but
,urhile he had him in custody a third party
sxepped up behind and knocked. the ar
rested individual down. The policeman
attempted to arrest party No. 2, and while
in. the attempt. the first offender jumped
cuy. and bothrnade their ezc:tpe. They Were
suhseyuent1y arrested.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rs- COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP. This
celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the CHOICEST mate
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FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and extremely
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dealers. aug24 "
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Winslow's Mystic Pulls, for Females. are
the best and safest in the market. No bad
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For sale by all druggists in Evansville
Address Box 64I, Cincinnati Ohio SoId
by all respectable druggists.
JOHN ID. PARK.
febI dom General Agent.
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W. D. Landon, of Vincenhes, former
" a volunteer officer in the. Federal army,
has received the appointment of I'd Lieu
tenant, 18th Regulars q. s. a. There are
q large number Of brave Indiana boys
whom we would be g1adsto know had re-
sceived such honor. We hope the Hoosier
State win receive a fair proportion of such
faVOrs
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PERSON AL.-TlIe necessity for his services
no Longer. existing, Col. Hornbrook, of our
city, promptly handed in his resignation
as Military Agent at this point. In accept
ing his resignation, GOV. Morton paid him
the highest compliment for the faithful
manner in which he had discharged his
duties. The compliment has been fairly
earned. We presume there is not soldier
who was so unfortunate as to become an
inmate of hospital but who was also fortu-
nate if he CHANGED to be sent to any of the
hospitals Col. Hornbrook was in. the habit
OF visiting 1t was alphabetically the Colo
nel's meat and drink to look after theicofn-
fort of the wounded anslsdisabIed soldiers
During the war he was in the habit of
spending most of his Sundays in the hospi-
tails, talking to the boys and furnishing
them with such little Injuries as seemed
calculated to improve them. Many d poor
fellow has been revived by the Colpnel's
Jokes. as well Us by the sanitary stores he
was in the habit of distributing with his
own hands. Indiana had no more faithful
4 cent than Col Hornbroolz, and the Gov
arnor never paid a compliment more de-
served. 200 1919 a--a 8sfffa
BEseFIr-The Webb Sisters take a BEN
eft Tonight. We have no doubt the house
win be croYded on the occasion.
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ZINE BUILDING SToNE.-Albaker & Ca
s6enL are now unloading at the wharf large
Lot of fine building stone, which was
@rought from the Green river country.
Tfais stone is manufactured in our city into
UEfndow sills, fancy fronts, jdke., and is fur
!. zazsfled to tire builders or greet
saeAIof it is sent TO points below, and to st.
Louis
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&c We LEI

n@- We learn that one of the oil wells in
xkae Green River country is now yielding
about three barrels of oil per day. The ar
engagements for pumping are very imper-
@esS. but will be perfected in short time,
when it is expected that the yield will be
greater
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80 New Albany has been troubled a
great deal of late by a set of counterfeiters.
AT the circus, few nights since, the pick
sockets did thriving business.
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| CIRCUIT CoURT.-The proceedings in The
Circuit Court yesterday were highly inter
esting. The Grand Jury adjourned yester-
day, after bringing in about dozen in.
dictments for selling liquor without IL
cense. Their report of the condition of the
county Jail is highly complimentary to
Sheriff Darling. They recommend some
repairs, with view to. the better ventila-
ton of the jail.
The sureties of John w. Rutherford
charged with perjury, and whose bail was
forfeited few days ago, surrendered the
defendant in court yesterday, and were dis
charged from their recognizanee.
James Mulligan, for assault and battery
with intent to kill Joseph Stewart, was ar
raigned yesterday, and plead not guilty.
Louis G. SteHsor appeared for the defense.
State VS.. Ellen Russell, for selling liquor
at a place called Fort Payne without IL
cense. Defendant plead guilty in two cases,
and was found s. in each, with costs.
state VS.. Jennie Dean, a frail fair one, for
dispensing alcoholic fluids without license.
Defendant plead guilty in four cases, and
was fined s. in each case, with costs of pros-
ecution.
John. Rheinhart VS.. Joseph Schultz. This
case was resumed yesterday morning, anu
after able argument by counsel, was sub
mitted to the jury, who returned verdict
for the plaintiff in the sum of $500.
Ann Stephens VS.. John stephens, for dii-
Yorce, on ground of abandonment, was
tried by the Court. The divorce was grant
ed, with 500 alimony, and the care and
custody of the children given to the plain
tiff. AFRO Dyer, plaintiffs attorney.
John Meyer, for selling liquor to a minor,
John P, Hale, ct. al, VS.. Geo. Pegranl, ct.
al. Action to recover the value of a salt
boat, and salt sunk at the wharf, in June,
1865, as is alleged, by the steamer Ruth, of
which the defendant, Geo. Pegrain, was
then Commander. A large number of dep
ositfons were read by the counsel for the
plaintiff, and a large number Of witnesses
were examined by the counsel for lthefde-
Tense. Before the case was concluded, the
Court adjourned over until this morning
when the case will be resumed, and an un-
usual display of forensic eloquencei may be
expected. sl4e nlf EXfHs
{ Shaekeferd & Johnson for plaintiff, and
Chandler & DENLY for defence.
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sas- For the benefit of all concerned, we
viii state that the subscription papers for
the Evansville Water Works Company, are
= at His Honor, the Mayors office. An inyi-
tation is extended to all to come forward
and take stock H
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The Common Council of the city of
Evansville will receive bids until the 30th
day of April, 1855, for the construction of
brick sidewalks.
Bidders will state the price per square
yard for sidewalks, and the p.ice per cubic
yard for excavating and filIing-said side
walks to be constructed, in all respects, ac-
cording to the ordinance of the city; the
curbing to be of wood.
By order of the Council.
A. NJ. MCGRIFF. Clerk.
City Clerks Once, Evansville, April 49,
1866 apr20 st
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NEW HoTEL.--We learn that new hotel
has been.opened at Vincennes, under the
control of Mr.. James Reynolds. 1T is
called the Continental, and was formerly
the MarketStreet House. ~
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eB-We are indebted to our ever attentive
EF1end, Frank a,anksmith, the elegant
clerk of the fast Morning Star, for late
Memphis papers. We are also indebted to
Asur feFlow-citizen, Mr.. j. X Peterson, fer
a5Fxe fayors.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-20


NEW METRoPoLITAN.-The theatre was
crowded to- its utmost capacity last night.
A large number of the elite Of the city of
Henderson visited the city for the purpose
of attending that popular resort for lovers
of the drama.
We do not think we ever saw the COM
pany play better. Miss Ada as Justine, in
the wandering Boys, rendered the char
acter to the complete satisfaction of all.
She is young actress, bpt possessed of re-
markable perceptive powers and genius.
Miss Ada is always felicitous in the rendi-
ton of whatever character she undertakes.
She was so last night in the Wandering
Boys"
Bella Golden sang the g Beautiful Dream
err She had scarcely entered ON the
stage when the applause commenced: and
| when she had concluded the piece, she was
called back by long applause. This proves
| that our people have not forgotten the
" Peoples favorite."
1t is scarcely worth while to speak at
| length of the admirable manner in which
Miss Ada rendered the character of g Po-
ca-hon-tas,' nor Miss Emma thato g Cap
tain John Smith, They were indeed
most enthusiastically applauded, which is
sufficient evidence that they did not fail to
please that vast audience. A word for Mr..
Buell. in this piece will be just-he played
well.
Tonight is the benefit of the Webb Sis
tiers, and their last night but one. On this
occasion viii be presented the great bur-
lesque, founded on Dion Bourcicault's
great sensation drama of the "Colleen
Bawn," entitled "Eily O'Conner," in
which each of the Webb Sisters will APP
pear, with songs and dances. 1t is a mag
nificent bill.
1t affords us great pleasure to announce
the arrival of Kate Reynolds, by the
steamer Morning Star, last night. This
will be good news to our theatre-goers.