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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-13

A CoppEnugAp CoNg TO GRiEF.--
A yirulent Copperhcad, from Posey
County, IL a political discussion, last
evening. 10 front Of the Court House,
declared he would vote for jeff.
Davis, if pardoned, and nominated by
the Democracy, in preference 10 Gen.
Grant, II nominated by tho Rcupbli-
cans. High words eDsncd between
him and Repnblican also from
Posey. Cop. made a demonstration
~ II be wanted to fight, when the Ile-
publican handed him one between the
eyes. which sent him bowling across
the pavement, when he fell under a
horse standing there. This ended the
contest, though the Copperhcad
threatens yengeanee. llepnblican
victories are an every day occurrence
just nov. n..
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.4l p~a.T ana slra.a rpecl, 10 pIedicinai

EfM Maaaiai 10 the founder ~ new Med
ssh ~ sHien The unantitatians whose vast
FEsftsafs al dpkes enfeehle the stomach and
ssas4tayee the bowels. must give precedence
fAa saSsa snau who restores health aud anpez
aatars aWnth from one 90 two of his eRtfhnf-
: m5asmEr9 1'illh, and cures the most vifnlent
aanE1ze haaI IA hos af So Of HIS wonderful ann
ali sIsff sing haiva These two great hperifs
fass az abe huutor'H are fhht Hupefeedihg all
atassassafeatyped nastfams OF The day, lNs
fAssaiNEinhfN cures by Magglel'H Filla hnd
atteaw W have opened he eYbh ~ the public 90
fAass tpai lioisneN 90 the lan uhiledl remedies
gHF 's4taetH, hna upon which people have 80
FasugI Rttindlf depended, MaAgielA FillH are
sssrh So the GLASS that are swallowed by the
sssAaisssAa and OF wiiuh every box inli taken
svsfsiisfs al absolute necessity for another,
esfasa sss two OF MhEgal'H Pills HufiieeH 60
tsAthasF site hawelH ~ perfect order, tone the
Eah1sMfhrli ateate 81 appetite, hnd render
sAssr Y4tttli light aud buaynntt There IN no
sHfftNf4s ana np Feaettnn la the fartu of eotta.
aaz1sAssaeii n tile liver IL Affected. it's fun6z
i4is.tsss "a restored aud II the nervous HyHa
aHats W. haehie, u In inyigofnied, This laat
aHatsii ~ makes the medicine very desirable
lar lLiar wants Of delicate females, uleeraua
Maftt gnthnhNe diseases are literally eNa
shtatfttt shed by the disinfsathnt pawer of
MiasR sell hhlVe, la fact, it iH here ans
ssssstss nAsd that huggfefs Hifi9Hs, DUspsptia
eesssf ~ ftts|ttsu, fffis eufa who're all otlafa
9aasH While Tor llufnA. HhaidH. rhiihiaina,
ssat4AF ald Ail npthHianH ~ the Ahin MaggiarA
ss4lialr IN iiAfAllihe Aotd hy j Mappiat, III
tEtMhfstfeet, New York, aud al Drnpaiata,
sd - SAINTS pei box, dINyty'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-13

SYCAMORE STREET SEWER 1.-The
workmsn on tho Sycamore Street
sewer have reached tho alley between
First aud Second Streets. On Mon
day, we presume, ground will be
broken across Second Street, The
work progresses slowly, but there Is
not 50 much disposition TO cave as
was experienced about First Street.
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nag~ The indianapolis Evening Gu
sefe contains long letter from Ma
Ior General Franz Sigel, strongly In
doraipg Congress and urging his Ger.
man eompatfiota to vote tho straight
Union ticket.
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SOOTHING SYRUP.
M EOn nnfInRTN TEETnINq.


which greatly facilitates The pfoceHs ~
toethiBg ~ sOfiening tho gums, reducing
MI inflammation, Will allay ALL pAgs-
aud HpaHmOdlc action, aud ~
SUM 80 REauIATn TnE BOWELS.
Depend upon Il, mothers, 10 will give rost
10 yourselves and
nELtEF AND health 10 Youn inRANrs.
We have put up aud sold this article for
over thirty years. and can say IN CONFIDENCE
and hBth ~ 10 what w. have never been
able To say OF any other medicine; heref
has q Jntcsl n. q single insfei,ice lofeGect a
cure, whom timely used. Never ala We
know nm instance OF dissatisfaction by any
one WHO used IL. on tho contrary, afl nro
delighted wltl its operations. and speak ia
terms OF commentator OF its magical
effects and y adieai VIRTUES. WefFpmk ~
tiiiA matter ohatt0e do kiioio, after thirty
years experiences, and pici0s or reputation
for me- f,i.dtiDlent N aohdt ne hers dcctrrc. In
almost every instance whore tho Infant -
suffering from pain and oxbaustion, relief
will be- found in fifteen or twenty minutes
after the Hyrup II administered. a.a
Full directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless tho fac
simils ofUDRTfs & PERKINS, New York,
In on the outside wrapper.
sold by aii drugglsls throughout mo
Pnlor. ornY 80 cENrs norrtr.
magic decd, " II
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SPECIAL NOTICE
BULBS CEDRON BIrTERS.
Road M Esiieardss Statement.
I.atffaVfI.fp. KY. Anil ~ tqlIfi.

ifrud lff fffffdFufH 1thtfWftts
BouiavfBLE, KY, April -, 1853.
DH. JOHN HuLf.=Doar Nlfi Grntitu0o to
gon aa well ~ sense Of duty TO the pubs
lie, requires that should give you a slate
ment, for public use, Of the great benefit
have derived rom the use of your Ccdron
ieof nionfiia, embracing the Pea Ridge
campaign aud battle, I wns discharged
from tho service hnd came homo To die.
hcbliify were fast hurryinR me 10 the
grave. and every remc,ig prescribed by
pnyairihnB Hcoined oniy 10 HgRravRto iny
tunate enough TO procure Your "tedron
Bittofa," and by tho use Of Thorn alone
have bocn restored 20 pcrif et aud robust
tnom ~ being NIL, and more Than all, they
re recommended 10 be. You are ~ liberty
make any use YOU wish OF this state
taont. sod t.Il
I am, respectfully, ilNN
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pIRg COUNTY, OFRciAL.-Col w.
-. 4 Melntire, sends as the result Of
the election il Pike County, giving
as the majority on The State ticket for
Congress aud tho Legislature: State
ticket Republican majority, 81 Dc
Bruler, for Congress, n Wilson, for
Legislature, ~. We will receive full
returns to-day.
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JoLLiFieATloN The Democracy Of
MI, Vernon, We arc told, accept the
situation = with good grace, and
joined with their successful brethren
Of tho Union persuasion IN grand
iolliaoation bali on Thursday night,
That Ii the right way,
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iIdHGkp EpwARps.
! VOICE FnoM VIcRAnnnN.

NttkhbuHti, Mthfs.. Aug. u, ihhi
Dh. JOHN BuLt,--nonr Siri 1 am happy
20 state to you that have used your Vnlu-
able Cedron Bittcrs with great banciit To
myself, Ia general debility and proatrntion
81 my system produced by the unhealthy
ana miasmatlg influence of tho MiaaiaAippi
River around Ntclksburg. having been with
GENERAL oulpt'H army through It's whole
southern campaign. / confidently roooni-
mend It's use 20 all persons who arc ex-
posed To unhealthy climates
Il I'll ~. w. FO0LE,
Agent u. n. Sanitary Commission.
For sale By PErEn yfERLlNo, Watsr
"pt. 7' f.} ilt tmayd
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P0sgY CoBaTY OFraAL-Ggag-
nal 'fIegET-f For eeefetafy Of State
Nelson 1'raslef, | ,s9s, Gen. Mahlon
u. Manson, 1874: Union majority,
l0S,
For Auditor Of State+'fbomas B
MeCarty, 1,s9s; Christian q. Badger,
l,7D5j Union majority, i03
For Treasurer Of state-General
Nathan Kimball, 1900 james -.
Ryan, ,7s9j Union majority, III.
For Attorney General Delaha ",
Williamson, $685. John X, Coiifoth,
! 79ii Union majority, l01.
For Superintendent Public Insirue.
ton George W. Hoss, ,s1l; Robert
NJ. Chapman, 1901; Union majority,
1913.
For Congress Leiauel q DeBfu-
lor, ,003, William II. Niblaek, l,7sl;
Iaion majority, il9.
For Sheriff Capt. John NJ. Duck
worth, 1919; Redding Down, l,767;
Union majority, i5g,
For Auditor Lieut.. 7. J 1ruseott,
1924 John Is, Gardiner s59j Dem
oeratie majority, 70.
For Treasurer - Lieut., Thomas
Stevens, 1919; Russell Bl0okley,
1,745, Union majority, l0z
For Coroner-John Harper, ,s64
John ConyDgton, 1922 Union ma
jority, AZ,
For Common Pleas Prosecution
William NJ Hoggatt, 1862 William
Loudon, 1871 Union minority, 81.
For Surveyor Aaron Baker, ,s72 f,
James w Whitwortb, 1900; Union
majority, 73.
For Senator Thomas 9. Jaqpese,
! $50; Andrew Kek, 1900; Union
majority, 10.
For Representative from posey-
George Wolain, l,sglS Wolfgang
Hines, 1900 Union majority, 81.
For County Commissioner-Lieut.
Richard Harris, l,ssl; Moses Epdi-
colt, 800; Union majority, ~. u
For Joint Representatiye-John 5.
Hopkins, ,00l Maj. Joseph y. Cox,
1894, Union majority, l07.
We are indebted for the above re.
turns to our friend, Hon. ed sulli-
van Of Mt. Vernon. Mr.. John M.
Lockwood also sends MS like returns.
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particularly on account Of our high
esteem for the donor. May biz life be
prolonged.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-13

A MATTER or INTEREST BY refer
enco TO bis advertisement elsewhere,
il will be seen that Col. Wohlcr has
arranged to feed the hungry on the
Fair grounds next week, aud We have
no doubt that he will do il well as he
is a gentleman Of liberal views and
fine taste, and wo hope he will receive
liberal patronage, rs VIC know he
win merit IT,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-13

HOME AdAfN.7-It viii DO highly
gratifying, we know, 10 alargc portion
Of tho citizens Of Evansville and sur
rounding country, TO learn that our
highly esteemed fellow citizen, Mr..
Samuel Orr, with his wife and dangh-
ter, arrived safely AZ home on Thurs
day night, after somewhat protraoted
voyage, from Europe, We are graft
fed to learn that they have arrived in
good hoalth; that they have had an
exceedingly pleasant visit, and that
neither Of them have been sick an
hour since they loft home. They
came in the Persia, the finest steam.
ship in the world, but we're delayed
two days on tho voyage by head winds
and q rough sea. We arc under in
finite obligations 10 our generous
hearted and mindful friend, Mr.. Orr,
for the present Of a magnificent cane,
n genuine black thorn shillalah, cut
and dressed up especially for our
self, which we shall prize on account
of its beauty and rariy-but moro
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-13

eAIaH WI pHtnptf
Cnoufr CoUar. The case Of Ches.
ter o. Davis, Va Steamer Taraseon
continued from Thursday, was submit
ted to tho Jury yesterday morning,
who returned verdict for the plain
tiff and awarded him $3.50 90 damages.
We have not 1earned whether or not
the case will be taken 10 tho Supreme
Court, but think IL Is likely. Tho
balance Of tho day was consumed in
the trial Of tho case Of Jack Camie
aud wife u.s. DR.. Edward Murphy, for
NAL practice, on change Of venue from
Posey County. This is ono Of the
most important cases 10 the Medical
profession that has probably ever been
tried IN this portion Of the State The
declaration sets forth that DR.. Muir
ply, who stands ut tho head Of his
profession, undertook 30 treat Mrs.
Camie for sore eyes. That at the end
of four or five days when the eye was
improving apparently, he put some
kind Of liquid into the eye which de-
stroyed the sight aud caused perma-
nent blindness, OF
A number Of witnesses were ex-
amined, including several physicians,
who treated tho Jury and the Court
TO learned dissertation on opthal.
my in its yarious forms. A large
number of physicane were present,
all ofwhom seemed 80 take deep in
terest in the case. This case occupied
the whole of the afternoon, and win
be continued to-day. Col DENLY,
Harrow and Wclboru for the plaintiff,
and Robinson and Jones for tho de-
fence.
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Journal Job once.

The Job work turned out by the
j0gRaAt Office cannot be- surpassed
by any office IN the West, 10 prove
this We only ask trial. Call Al the
job Rooms aud examine our speei-
mems,
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CITY NEWS.
Tagal rAga 1

Tugs J Tugs !
Shipping Tags, Of al sizes furnish
ed by the thousand or larger quantity,
on short notice, at this Office
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Day Blanks for tho procuring Of
soldiers back pay and pension for
sale ut the JOURNAL Office.
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TEN nEAs0as why
sEnmTETTERg STOMACH DITTEnB

saHsgfysH HAyE PLAes ~ sYhHs HOSE
1nsEr A TIsE, bg ipvigefati6a the g9Hstitaa
ssHaas .ssssi frame, they apeH stiffness
4sasa A tist5 ESPECIALLY theif use prevents
.ssxss saasiospbsfla poison which produces
s.szeSsssssas nom taking effect upon the syss
tansgAffsf3 they eafs fqdiOssti6a, aud inr
ssuasfssss g9ftted yia9F W ths stomach.
tsnRsa USE they are the bsst apBafisia0
as.ssss.ssis at present known,
ashs 9Aust They are The only preparation
sns~sT awt4ioh persons ~ q bii9as hatH can
aaaaefy rely % tseg me- hpsf ~ 099d efder,
sHEHpa USE tiiaH t9ns aBd regulate the
azssssls, and Invariably relieve them when
,ss<syssl paled, Without causing undue relax
tsaazsets
BECAUSE they strengthen me neetes,
sss@sssS ihs brain, ahd cheer tiis animal
=asHFgss.
BECAUSE, Ia case If al aflaeH 8fspasihs
sssfHsil9ns collie. they are lie best Thug mat
ssaas ais administered 6h ths instant,
BECAUSE they combine the three proc
sHssele ~ a t8Bia Oh Alternative, and nerve
Egsss. 81 lheit utmost purity aHd perfection
eftzDA fiaH lhay ate q. specific against
s.ssaa and Fever aud all inlsfhltishtsi
4seaaa seifh ali their potency as q ptesetfan
fataa .snd a remedy, ate as harmless - ~afef
gfs~sssi ne mountain sBffagf
sses Madame roy's Corset skirt Supporter
8asass aintda yet valuable Invention u al
Esaaai@ itself ~ ali The movements of Tie
saa.sHg, and IL without doubt The most
saasas4tiit aud comfortable garment lady
sass .eaFl u may he had everywhere
s'aw ffAb6's fbtiHIsA hbH hfofbtAN
sgg4stER HHNHtFHH has proved Itself W De
fssatssnast perfect preparation f9f the hair
.lsssassgsiafsa 90 the public
ka8is a vegetable compound, ana contains
zsss4aiBfioas properties whatever,
sAt.afit restore 0faV han ~ ~ original color
rgRwiii keep the hair from falling oat,
sasssAsanses the scalp, aud makes ihs hair
saaasys anstPssiz, ana silkshf H4H
aufaa q splendid haif dressing,
amse pefseh, young OF old, should fail -
saiansht.
aa ss,sses,aaisadea aAd used bD ne MT
asslsass.sGi authority,
- ssa.E for Halls HioiliaB Vegetable Hair
iazAsaswef, and take 40 other,
a. y, HALL a CO., rfopfiatafH,
Nashua, NJ, II,
Ktat.bisit q WHITE, Agents,
ssassr4idim Evansville. Ina,
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FASIIIONARLE
a'resS and Cloak Making.
MISS NJ. Il. FEsLER

NJ A. fIAhEN ROOMS AT rHE
sAAA residence ot ,, u. Green, oak Streeii
Nstfs.eoh lird and Fourth. where ahe viii
- fhoahpd TO receive orders nor press. Nnits
ttstns a long experience IN the business
sahtee assurance that she can nicnsS eVra
AfsAa nannt taAtidtouA, nfeAas cutting tauuht
@ln pntt0fna out 60 ~ tho form ahn ~,
saAee the ladies 10 give har u call.
avi0 div 1851
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Como AHEAD. Tho marble front
building by Mr. Mat. nenning is
again going forward with vigor, and
is now TO the top of tho fourth story
windows. The beauty of tho front
improves as the work progresses. We
are Informed that there will be no
further delay until the building il
completed,
Mr.. George Sonntag's building is
also advancing with more than usual
rapidity. The iron fronts are now up,
and the walls arc ready for the sec
ond story windows.
Mr.. Hughes building, between
Sonntag's and Honning's, has not yet
been commenced.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-13

REoonDEn's CouRT. Business at
at tho Recorders Court, yesterday,
was very fair, and rather more luera-
tive than on the day before.
Peter Jewett, the eolored porter,
not the partner, as the Courier had il.
Of the American House, was presented
on II charge Of assault aud battery,
committed on the person of another
sable citizen. There was woman in
the case, az was most likely to be- tho
fact, as Peter 10 noted for his gallant
ny, In this ease his gallantry cost him
Just 80 80.
VIM. Wicky, for shooting III tho city
limits, contrary TO the ordinance in
such cases made and provided, was
ined 70, and four dollars additional
as costs aa haf
II. q. Stinson, for tho luxury
of sleeping on the sidewalk,
paid 10 05 in the shape Of fine and
costs. Rather an extrayagant luxury,
when hotels are 30 plenty, and lodg-
ings 80 cheap.
VIM, Roardon, who oopfcsses to
have been in the Rebel army and
wounded at Antietam, was brought
out of jail yesterday for further ex-
animation. Ile persistently declares
that no did not vote or attempt TO
vote on Tuesday, though he was FREE
aquently approached by men who de-
clared that they knew he was a good
Democrat aud ought to vote. He doe
scribed some Of these honest, law
abiding gentry so accurately that
" he that runs may read" Boing a
cripple, and without money, he was
turned loose.
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SPECIAL NOT ICES.


M experienced Nurse and Female Phyai-
elan, presents % the attention Of mothers
her ra..f.fF ~
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ohio and Mississippi Railroad.

Fh0M VtNeHNAEs,
GOING East Going WI
Maii iffuftifrfHflfffisffifffffftu ~ ~ nief p
n4pfess uasi 1suans,iiinuiDi9 = n 4l5b y -
Haft6H 10 FAssfAahhs ron 49, Louis
Anu NAtha,=tn consequences ~ change %
time 0a The ., and ~, Ill, 40 connection
train aH tie d. ana q. TOAD Passengers
f9f Tie above points viii lay over at vim
esiiass til 2 40 aina haAt day
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Enlnl0nna.

We arc prepared TO furnish TO bus
moss mon Envelopes with printed
cards very cheap ~ college,
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DELrmous1-Walkors celebrated
ale, Just received III Hammers Saloon,
corner of Locust and First Streets.
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ssxs Madame roy's Corset skirt Supporter
lassa aimpie yet valuable lnvehtl9hi y al
Esanal@ itself ~ ali The movements of The
sasssag, aud Is without doubt The most
saasas4iiiF aud comfortable garment lady
s.a.l seaf. u iaag De had avslk whore.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE
Evansville and Charlottesville.
a0fHa H0fTtf.

a0t@d h0hfH,
f.saEa Arrive, Arrive,
Evansville, VinaeHnes q, itaHts
Accom- '6dTh. 5fiH N ibiW ~ tiA5 =
ViagsaHas As asia y 4ia5 . n aai'ia'''
GOING SOUTH,
Leave Leave Att4fs
Tsffa ttaHta PiHeanhss' Hkllis,
y tit,si, a. 6 ~ i ai Il iia \
Aaii minimum $40 . - 900 sis'
Terfe Haute aud indianapolis.
FnoM qFhaE hAgf1s,
Leave, Arrive,
e5tat,t fas,,Fess. .,.,,,.,,,, iiB A n 800 A n
a ns5'i,,i,,adatiai ,,,,,,n,y 7iig a N gl36 n
Nall .......,,,,,,,,,,tf, $500 = n ~ l3J A -
- ptssa stufslfuafH s'fffini ~" " Div = p
NH4.44a..4....4 4fs.n.N
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11
Bone Manure.

The following exhibit shows what is be-
ing done with this manure in England:
For improving the quality, increasing
the quantity, and rendering the heritage
more nutritious, bone manures, in my Opin-
ion. held the first place. They were appli-
cable to soils of every description. Bones
in an manufactured condition Steamed,
ground and passed through halfineh rid
die, dust and alb he would apply i'm guam
titles of from 5 cwt. 10 cwt. per acre, re-
peated after the iarse of five years. Ground
bones should be applied in autumn, and If
possible not later than January But
bones thoroughly digested with sulphuric
acid. so as to form a fine powder, were
preferable to raw bones. The results OBJ
tanned by Mr. Brown of Wellington, were
most striking. His farm of 90 acres pro-
duced fS5 worth of butter, and go worth
of cheese, in 1851, and the yield increased
every year-with trifling falling off in
1854 as compared with lS53-until in 1857
the produce was: Butter fl93, and cheese
f277, making a total of Gil in 1857 as
compared with f225 in 1851. He MANFRED
his land in the first instance with 10 cwt of
prepared bones, and in four. or five years
dressed with five hundred weight more
He expended flOO year in bone manure,
and increased his herd of COWS from eight
to thirty"
OF course, bone manure, like all manures
will have less effect upon leachy soils But
where there is good, well balanced gen
eral soil, with a good proportion of clay
as all good soil is, supposed to have-all
fertilizers will have their full effect. Then
bones are of the greatest benefit; especially
are they important in hard-run soils.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11
A LaughabIe Scene--Gettfng
Aboard In a Hurry.

The New Lisbon Backeye STATE writes
up in the following graphic style. little
incident that occurred at the Salem rail
road depot few mornings since. A
traveller, bound to Cincinnati, where he had
business of importance to transact, had
rested over night with his wife at the
broadway Hotel in order to be sure and hit
the morning train, which leaves at an early
hour In the morning the traveller was
very sleepy. His lady had arisen, ava
kenefb him, dressed herself, and 3gone
down to breakfast, expecting her lord to fol-
low her Immediately. While eating has
thy and scolding mentally, in view of the
husbands Hardness, she heard the whistle
of the locomotive. Rushing frant;, ally up
stairs, her horror may be imagined when.
on opening the bedroom door, snore
from the conjugal sluagard saluted her ear.
a Slight scream and q rough shake awoke
him. He heard the whistle. Pulling on
his boots, he gathered in his arms the rest
of his attire, and pushing the lady before
him, put for the the train at a two forty
gait, dressed only in boots and shirt. The
Train reached the depot Throwing all but
his shirt upon the platform, the lady hur-
riedly sought to obtain tickets at the Office,
while the husband proceeded to clothe
himself with his No. garment While
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11
To Make a Concrete Floor

The following recipe, supplied by famous
English authority, is quoted by the Amer
lean Gazette, and may be useful to some of
our readers: ''Three parts coal ashes Chose
from the blacksmith's forge to be prefer
red) and two parts gas thoroughly mixed,
and then made into a mortar with gas-iar
If the gas-tar comes from gas-works where
the ammonical liquor is not separated, ii
will be sufficiently mixed for the purpose;
but if the latter be separated, and the tar
thick, it will set quicker if about one-fourth
part of water be mixed thoroughly with
thertar when used. For the floors of cow
sheds, this should be laid about three inch
es thick in one layer, on an even surface
of gravel, or stone broken very small with
a sprinkling of gravel over it, and rolled
down. The mortar may be laid on with a
common shovel, and merely patted down
flat. In dry, warm weather, if the mOrter
has been well made, the floor will be firm
in few days. For any ordinary clubhouse,
half the thickness will make permanent
floor"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-10-11
LIQUID Honey.

The following recipe fer beautiful liq-
uid honey is taken from Mr.. Langstroth,
which he says the best judges have pro-
nounded one OF the most luscious articles
they ever tasted Put two pounds of the
purest white sugar i'm as much hot water
as will dissolve it; take one pound ofstrain-
ed white clover honey-any honey of good
flavor will answer-and- add it warm 10 the
syrup, thoroughly stirring them together.
As refined loaf sugar is a pure and inodOr-
Gus sweet, one pound of honey will give
its flavor to two pounds of sugar, and the
compound will be free from that smarting
taste that pure honey often has, and will
usually agree it'll those who cannot eat
the latter with impunlty. Any desired
flavor can be added to it.
Although no profit can be realized from
inducing bees to store this mixture in box
es or glasses, the amateur may choose, in
bad seasons or in districts where honey is
scarce, to secure in this way choice speci-
mems for the table.