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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-02-21
Standardization the representa-

SlGSisIcANT.-Upon the representa-.
tons of cur Minister at Paris to the
French Government, that by law re-
Gently promulgated by Macmillan, sla.
very was practically established in Mex
leo, that government replied through its
Minister for Foreign Affairs, that Il is IN
no wuy responsible t1r the measures adapt
Ell By the Emperor Of .Nc.eico, and sus
:csss to tho United States, whenever any
Of its rights are violated by that nation,
to apply the remedies that they would
to any other nation. This clearly fore
shadows coming events, BY which Max.
is likely TO DO left out in the cold.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-02-21

John Randolph nc. porsou=l enemy
in the street one dsy, who refused to
give half,hO sidewalk, saying that he
never turned out for rascal.
"1do!" said Randolph, stepping aside
and politely raising his hat pass on,
>ir-pas, on, sir )" >y.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-02-21

THERE is, maa in our town who
says he 5 afraid Congress will make the
" uisger' his equal. He is sensible
lie realizes the fact that very slight
elevation of tho black man would close
up the narrow gap between him aud his
colored brother.- FeGe&te. .
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-02-21
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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-02-21

ALL lswysrs may be said sosbelons to
the Fec MAN Brotherhood ..... o..
WY is U the saycst letter in the al
phabe,? Becaass-is is always 10 fun.
No matter how long you have been
married, never neglect to court Jour wife.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-03-29
@rDcerie unD SalDDn

SerrA s.. StDu
lest hermit eas &ublifum unb feline teutiden Nreunne nne
Sefannten a6tun9spUll in Senntnif, baS ct an feinent alien
@eihdftsplase. an Der @de pom I9aiu= unb @arren Strabe.
tn gucprus, CRAWFORD COUNTY, Sbic, isin
NrppifiDnss nnb @rDeerie Oefbdft
ME bisber fortbetreiben tpirb nnb tebbalb INNER einen aro=
fen Vprratb ron allen in oieies Tah einidlaaeneen arttfeln
an 5ane bat, mel6e er ifets gu Rem b~iai9hen 8reiien an ietns
Suneen perfanfen Fam unb resbalb Gue b6fitit %einlaoet, itf
bterrpn gu nberseugen. Nnh bat er in Verbtncnn9 NIT ne=
fem einen Salpon erSfnet, in pelhem CT isinen areuneen je=
osrSett NIT ben beften S9etnen unb fpnfti9en @etrdnfen auf
parten wtrb. 9esbalb laeet er GIle hGHbbft elm. tim fte BIS
Der untsrifhsen su pplsn unp wirp er gIe sur 9nfriesenbet
%beetenen.
@scra s.. gtcn,
9ucYrus, @ramfprs County, Sbip.
Mi:s 8 '66. 6mt 10
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l1eber SduBsDle NIB SdubsOQuer.

@elesentlih Der 8erbanblunsen iter ben @e5sb,
entpurf CUR &e8ulirun8 bes 6anoels NIT DEN bris
tiIA amerifantlhen grcpin;en entntdelte Or. Sptn
9caan bon Wii1suri In elmer intersf1anten Nebe lsi,
ne NnHhtsm aber shus,ol unb ghus,SGner. @r
aeiste 1h babel ala etnsn NIT Dem @sseniianhe perz
trautea, Wfann rcn ~literalen Mn1ihten nnh a5 etz
men sepanoten unb ihlasfertissn &soner. Ser
Ginorud ietner MrSuments erbslt aus Den bdufaen
MnfraSen unb un~terbreaunsen, burh Die i'm Die
8ertreter Der shussSaner bebeaisten, beren an,
stiffe ct aber jepesmal nit ihlasenSen Sbatiahsn
unO %Nrsumsnten iissreih snridUi 8.
9r. ~9csan Sei9te, naB Die SCrSerunsen Der
ShnsbSlner NIT iehem neuem @pnsreie ifeissn
unb hae ispe @rbSbuns Der @hus,Sue %unfeblkar
in Der nabfen Sisuns einen Autras auf ,peitere
GrbSbuns CUR Gclss BAT, ZIG Der fog. Equity a
einsm fSrn,lihen 9rcbititip icl slsiafcmmt. Man
bore taatGslih pom Der Nptbnsnoisfsit Der 8slHis
Funa btsIes ocer jenss Snterefes, all Die 8siIisuna
Der SntereTen Der MfaIen nes 9plfes 1Aetne Nies
manb mebr 5u esnfen..
60 lese bic neue 8il auf 8pbten einen 3ou
ben SO @ents per Scnne. Seit Is Sabren leien
&cblen aus Neuihpttlano 5clfrei einsefibrt nprbsn
nno Niemanb bate ssisbsn, ba6 Die 9sIiser Der
&cbleufelbsr bisie gcneurrena nibt batsn ausbaltsn
fDnnen. SIN GeSentteile, fe istsn reid batst sts
wcroen. stuf einmal aber eriheine pas &rblenin,
t~erss unb ~perfdnoe burd ben Wiuib ieines 8ertre=
ter8, baB es 80 Wiaicntn %pelrrsn Bale unb su
@runbe 3ebsn miiIs, trenn man DEN 3on auf Gpbs
len niht auf Is Gents pher 1 Gslar per 9cnne
fealste. Memanb rsos BON Der 8sihasuns Der
8oblsnsrdbsr, Die snt nsulid sinsn s~lusitanD fir
bSbere &Sbne batten MAIDEN mT'iien nnb Die un 70
iherer unterbradt mernsn %wirosn, js ar6bsr Die
0crtbeile ieien, bic bas Gees Der @sleariitpfratis
einrGume, tpelbe bic 6rblsnfslpsr beige.
Gin anberer p%erlanss bDbere ShukSSGs fir ST.
f4e uibriasnfaus aas Giihsrleute psn Nfatne uno
Wtafahuietts su @runne sebsn mibtsn. Set ssbn
Sabren feien Slide Srufrei bon @anaba sinaefabrt
trcrben uno bod batten nniere 6iihsr AUD @slo
peroient. SECT ist Elm 3Ou BON so Geuts per 6as
p%prBeibla9sn, ibre 8ertrster aber p~erlanaen 70
Dollars unb rerfiinbsu ben ~abIclutsn STUN
hisles SnterefTes, irsan man Die Dcrberuna niat
bewiaise. Gabsi perfanse man bsnislbsn bpbsn
3pliag fHr 8iiae teRsr mic iblsdtsfsr Suslitit
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-03-29

'aht fam unb sic rerbsn lsiat fablsn, mie nn'
'fiprehlib srDb bic ansf bss mod asfsneen mar,
8 In elmer iplhen Gage III tri6en. @nnli9 torts
untsr Cen pielsm gtimmen, Die INN ibn Der flhs
rtsn, bsutlib bic elmer Bsricn, mslte Jpn felt iei=
IT &innbett ssfannt Bate. Gisis Stimms bradts
me munosrtare gSirfuns terpDr, sr matbts cine
'!ermeulhlibe 2lnarsnsuna. Mas bisrauf tclste.
auhe ID ni6t gu iassn; 10 pisl 1T ssrib, baB Der
,~,sintar tDbte Mann am nGGitsn Sage iriefer auI
%'rielten 8aassl ftanb. Ser junse grieiter, metre
srren, LIT cerislbs Mann, rel@sr jsst Dor Sbncn
fit uno uelhsr, nsbr ais rterat8 Sabre ipdter,
,sjsnissn tsianErt, pslas bic @epult baten, mid
lsin aufmsrfiain User bic icrsfdltiss Musfabruna
r tefebsnesn Geless au MAIDEN, icnhern aud
cue su s~rlaiTsn, I'm Der @isbaftbr BON ltnsli6s'
ilsn por5ubeuSsn, Die ni6t Jung ihs9sn ssmaa'
,ernen %fGnnen."
Sic @rsdblnns bes Cardinals rief, rie ssiast,
nsebsure gufrssuns berrrr uno Der Senat ib,rs
les Die gstiticn Dem Mtnifer bee Snnern.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-03-29

STfStHSNA|'fHb NNIb't wi A'Stth~kp bVNtHnG
2. meiters @erantwortlidfeit Der stD9.
bploera ......... SIUO,OOU
Ole eeutids @eIenfhaft, a~earinSet sebruar S. 1859 uni
autDriitrt burt ras @ees bss Gtaates Sbtp - ssrF9srt sc.
8en @erlnt hnr1 GeGer:
0ebduOe @aarcn nao periOuliGes Gigentb.In
i'm Staate Stip.
9ie f~pesielsn @erF8ernn8s .9eeinsnngsn Fnb ben ger16s
rnngs =lirfanben, rsl&s in eeutfasr unt snglf6er syra5s
a~useefertigt toeroen, b~et9ebrudt.
9~ireftoreu Der Geienifaft:
Or. Sim. DIspsr, 6einrth Tetrmer, @bplf Rettbsrs,
s 81 G6miht, 9ocpb Uauusr, SaeUb U9apcr,
Spbn aBaener, Geter $etteibah, Sr. 4h. 8&osr.
Seamtc
atpIf 8ettbsra, Grif. Saepb Shaver, 8ieeprdi
Saepb DeI Ter, Setret&r unc S&abmefftsr.
GnspGrtige agcnten, reip. GorreippuoeuteH.
Srsmpnt: 6. Willn1er. Gilmore: MiLtam giulemapes
Bellevue: s & gifenbeis Suron Spbn samibt
Wpnrpepiiie 81 3ipfel @erniuiot S Saienfue
afrpn . sseber uni g SIM amberff: $ tltbs
sifHn: 4b @mi& Upper SaubusTY: ae8ette.
WaiTupn Setter 2ueius liverpool: Saul gSeg
Canton Wiuiam sti bsf Uatlan U Drummer
5inblap: Sobn Meifsl Pncprfs: W Bu6uanu
Npunastpnn M @elfa Norpale So Subr
ganSssiy: & arans srsflins 1aiaasl gesssr
@lpria Spbn 9Dri6 9earren: O. 3D.. Snds
@aLipn: 8. 8. Sdnsiser &oitpria: U. 8inaieeh.
ct. Waatrs: Sb. Sersins MiieclstUpn 6. 9adaasa
Sulphur Spring: s. Seibp Millertburg 0eni. Gpbn
Narioa: @b. 8rener Wapafoneta M. 9umbrpF
8enton: 9. 1auhmann glorralt: q aergel
Oelpbps: 81. Sing Weinsber9: s. @erbsr
Defiance: s. M Rirdner gietarf, Siding @p.: O. @rpei
0ancaiter s. Seller Carer: g. Sare
8erea 8. SrImer @anal Clinton s. eimta1
6anal Sutton 4b. 6ele, fen. 9elapare: r. Siebeneprfer
Canal Dover %. OPpnta9 8p6efsr Inb. Stabl
@arhngton: E. Maper gappleOn: W. Spaptb
ylep Bremen g & MesIub 9i8iprina: SObn gSelep
ShpTelc: &. 0filler Gina, Sbermeyer
9puispile Griep. Stabl. @ 49,
Geiieuoe Ggenten:
If 0ndmann, 3riseri6 Selbab.
Sannar 10. '65. ]
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6. 25soemftsis 100,
9eutiher Noppfat unD Notar.
Sffitc Giro. 246 Glib SOdarabe, Columbus, ..
JIbrt YroceTe psr alien Scri6teu.
9elcrgt @clmahtsn, Sauftriefe Deeds, 9ppos
tbsfsniAsine (Mortgages), gcntraete,
S%sfamente II. (. m.
Gcncctirt Sober i'm Jn= unS auslanSe.
SD erlaube mir, hem teutften 9ublifum meine 9ienfe
~ansubieten unb perfi6ere, ale mir anpertrduteu gstariats.
uaS Gedts- @efddfte prompt uns rsell gu b~efprsem.
Seebr. 20. '65.-1 8 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-03-29

= Sic GtrIihfett 1T nod nidt sans sez
'crtsn /; has Glsnb 1T nur, raB man is in tDtsren
~'Srsiisn nidt fnost; es Inb INNER Die n~fleinsn
,!suts", Die 8s,riFsnetiis tsfcmmsn, uenn itnsu
in raar GrGars unrsaimasissr @siie in Die 6dns
Re fallen. assten gamfas 400 Eel Gem Sinun,s
miniitsr elm junasr sploat bic Glcde nnb iasts,
als sr rcraelafsn tpurbe, er BABE hur9 Mibpsrtanbs
niR hss 3ablmsiiisrs 343 3rnars ~ pisl erbaltsn (;
5000 oapcn l~isfsrte CT elsih al; Den &eit min CT
%tesatlen, ictalo Elm gaulelhein itsr ausssliebsnss
Sch fGQia ptro.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-03-29
@albauS III Derfaufen.

@anbous su perfaufen.
Ser unter,eidnete pinfht fem neutrality-suspicious. unb i'm
bsten stante behnsIibes @afbaus, 8enannt bas
9tefer Sane
an perfaufen pter su perpadten. 9ieies Sans liegt in einem
suu sremten tei hefu6ten Gtdttden teg nSrtli6en Obips, in
ct. Marps. guflaise County, g.. une if NIT erei tdeli6
laufeneen Omnibus einien NIT benz sebn Wleilen enifernten
Nail gpap StGetden Rapafpneta %perbuneen.
Gs entbiIt 80 m6bGrte 3immer. Slide Seller &c. nebt Gis-
baus, @iterne, @ruunen uno alien baSu e~et6renfen Nebenge.
blsteu 5ppie Staliunaen fir so $ferbe nebft grobem S8agen.
Shuppen &c. Dem 8auhisbbaber iperben biltse geeinsunsen
aeaebsn. Gum rerra@ten pnree ib auf 8 pter 5 Sabre ein-
eeben, nit Der g~ebingun9. tb bas Snpentartnm bee Sauies
aefauft merbe.
. glaberes bier ster per Brief iu ~srfrasen. 81
0risoria Gisfer.
ct, Warss, sam "a. '66.
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Sie Wiaion uno Samlin Cabinet Orssln,

stsrsts psrfaiseene eOrtsn, fur sirdsn unb anesrs giaff ssstsaet' fab
fir $50 bic $500 ic su baben. Otefelbsa taben ein unb fInf4
ala 8Slb uub either Wetaillen pber anoere erfe prdnien
ertalten. Suufrirte 8atalres rerbfu uHentseltli6 %perabfpot. @aa
abre6tre Gi a { On unb 81 N n 8rfpn, per Nafsn 8rstbers, Stem
Eprf. Sept. 20. 10 wn
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T.. Sapital nnn neberiau6 ........... $21S, 100
bppptbefarii9 eef@ert auf l~ie9snbes gisentbum.
2. Msttsrs @srantpsrtlidfeit Der gtp9>
Boilers $500, 900
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-03-29
Ottp Srefel,
Ientider Mbppfat unb glptnr.

Office: Menser's 9ipd. Np. 2i7, Shp=5O&arabe,
Columbus, Shto.
Shirt Brpceffe cr alien @eridten.
8efprat Notartats9ei6dft tie aler Trt (8plnad
ten, Oeebs. Mprtgages, 0eaies, @ontrafte 1t. !. D.)
@pllectirt @elber i'm Sn= unc Guslanee.
.. 8efpr8t Gnfanf une Sertanf RON @runrei8entbuln
~neapciirt gelb gnleiben unb epIleetirt
8pnntp, riidFdnoiss 9Sbnuns, 8snfrnsn unb mis-
litarilhe Scrpsrunsen irsenp melder Irt
fir SfFsiere, SpIbaten, refp. peren @itt pen unb erben.
9a id mid tpierer ausitlteBlt6 Der gbopfatur ~9ewibmei
babe. 10 erlaube i'd mir, benz beuti6en Snblifum pom Neuem
meine 9tenfe a~nBubisten GUT 8abran8 BON 8la8eia6en nnt
Beiprsun9 pom
Nrtariats<, 2anba9enturs unb &eHtaseibaften
irsenb melder art. Gair i~bsrtrusens geiddfte fuuen prompt
bepr8t perben.
Otto SrsIsl,
teutiber 4bppfat unb NOtar
Columbus, o., Suit IL. '65. bw 10
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NGllD fell.

Gin 9unssrt unb setn ader rrrSistiass 2anb,
8 Weilen peflib pm Der Staht ~selesen, sum gder= Dset
@artenbau gut ~seei8net, rerben inter annebnltaren 9sbin
sungeu perfauft perpen, unb guar entwerer ~,nSammen peer
in ~beltebisen abtbetlunssn. nah sem g3unite Der 8dufer.
Ods Sfdbere lift gu erfra9eu BET gidolaus Sdpars in 8ranf.
linton. ofer bel Gcltarf unc Brown, @runseisentbums aeeu.
ten. ND. % g8et state Stra6e.
3ebraar 3. Sc. 2mt ~ II bp
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-12

REAL ESTATE IN NEw YoRK.-OSing
to the severity of taxation, and the ap.
prehension of decline in price, says the
New York San. numerous quantities of
real estate are offered for sale in that
city. We are surprised at these re-
marks Of the Sun. 1t ought not to mem
ton facts so prejudicial 20 the city; and
If ID did not mention them they would
not exist. Here, in Indianapolis, moth.
irg of the sort occurs. Our taxes are
not burdensome q great many persons
are seeking to purchase real estate, but
sss ere willing to sell, as all are conf.
dent of steadily increasing prices. No
body complains OF taxes here, aud, taken
altogether, Indianapolis 10 undoubtedly
one Of the most prosperous cities in the
ntry.--Iad. Herald. a4Gg Hmo
The differences between the taxation
in the two cities is easily accounted for.
New York has, from time immemorial,
been under the control of Democratic
politicians. Her wealth has been squan,
dsred among inscriptions political par
tisans. Her vast resources have been
taxed to aid in building up the party in
localiies where it has been less forsu-
nate, and in supporting rebel newspapers
like the New York Nes0s. In Indianap-
oils the Union party has The manage
ment of city affairs. Let the Democra-
cy get the control of that city, or any
otAey, and their burdens will soon be as
heavy. in proportion, as those which are
compelling New Workers To- sell their
real estate.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-12

and we glory in his oft-repeated deelara-
ton that rebels are to be punished and
treason made odious.
Resolred, That We heartily endorse
the standardization of cur excellent
Governer, o. p. Morton, and hereby
express our hincere sympathy in his
great affection, and our earnest hope
that he may soon be restored to us again
as sound in body as he is in patriotism
and loyalty.
Resolved, That we hereby tender our
sincere thanks to our brave soldiers,
who in the time Of our nation periis SO
bravely defended the national cause, and
sincere sympathy to the families Of
those who fell in the great war through
which we have just passed. --------
ResolUed, That VIC, recognize in the
furious cutlery for Free Trade, made
at this time by the so.ealled Democratic
party, q covert attempt TO repudiate the
public debt, and fasten upon our people
a heavy internal tax for an indefinite
time; that ID is the opinion of this con-
vention that home labor should be pro-
| tected and encouraged.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-12
Unlon Convention.

The Union men of Spencer County
held Convention on Saturday, the Sd
inst, for the purpose Of appointing dsle-
gates to the State Convention. The
following resolutions were adopted: i
Resolped, That the delegation from
this county to the Union Convention to
be held at Indianapolis on the I'D inst,
be instructed to vote for Gen. james C.
Veatch for Auditor of Stste, or Attor-
ney General, if it be ascertained that
he will accept either position.
Resolved, That the good of our com.
try, and the best interests of mankind.
requires that the party which opposed
the war for the preservation of the IN
ion-whose advocates declared that no
more men and no more money should
be furnished our gallant soldiers in the
field, and who forther declared In their
national convention that the war for the
preservation of the Union was q failure
should be buried in the same grave
with rebellion. l55l
| Resolved, That we heartily endorse
the administration of President johnson,
q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-12

A JoKE.-The "lsts Supreme Court
Of the State Of Indiana" now engaged
in editing the Indisnspolis Herald, is
not often facetious. during his lucid
intervals" but 10 considerably 40 in .
late number Of the Herald. In putting
the WessI and South, a COppsrhead pa
per Ct Cincinnati, edited BY the most
virulent Copperhsad in ohio--one W:
M. Corry--the Herald says, sit 10 not
now q party organ ut is for q closer
intimacy between the West and South. :"
That's decidedly good. The West and
South, then, is not a party organ, but is
in favor of Senator Hendricks pet
scheme of great Northwestern and
Southsrn Confederaoy, about which
that gentleman has been strangely silent
sincs the elections in 1854. 1p sa
We are desirious of eementing the
bonds Of Union, not alone between the
West ana South, but between the North,
East, West, and South. We do not ex.
pect papers which labored 10 secure the
dissolution of the Union by contributing
towards making the rebellion success,
to stand upon our platform. We are
nstional-they are sectional.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-12
The difference.

The rebel papers in the loyal States
are greatly exercised, just now, over the
anticipated expulsion Of Dan. Voorhees,
from the seat in Congress be is now oc,
cupyiae, butte which be was never le.
gally elected They fame and fret and
worry their vir.uous souls to an alarm
ing extent They indulge 10 loud threa
and are vocifsrousin their cries of out
rage, fraud and despotism. We have
question TO ask these virtuous and high
w indignant individuals: SSehss
How many Of them have denounced
the Wholesale and indiscriminate expul-
sion Of Union men from the Kentucky
Legislature?
In that State majorities 60 for noth-
ing. II man Is Union man, that
fact Of itself is regarded as sufficient evil
dsncs that be was not legally elected,
and out he goes. Now we are anxious
TO have this difference of effects pro.
duced from the sans cause explained.
viii not some of the Kissing Copper
heads of this State give Us the philcso
ply OF ths anomclg2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-12
RocHrsrrR. VI, Gan. 20. 1866.

Mr. Editor. q BlJ p o ssdf3fGsHNaaa sNetss I
The object Of this communication is
TO warn the public against the tricks Of
a skiIlful impostor and thief / hope,
therefore, that you will give il a place
in the columns of your widely circulated
paper, With q request that others will
please copy. -..- j
In July Of last summer, q womanirep.
raseuting herself to be o widow, and
giving her name as Mary Barnes, from
Ketting, Maine, came to my house as 4
boarder. She professed great piety,
and seemed very devout and upright in
her conduct She told plausible story
of herself home, and family. She stopped
here some FIVE MONTHS during all of
which time We had not the slightest
suspicion of her real character and de-
signs.
1t was after she had left we discovered
what had escaped our notice while she
was here. It was then that we began
missing the various articles she had
stolen lin ell one hundred dollars worth
sums Of money she borrowed and
wearing apparel, De. A number of sill
ver-plated spoons and forks che took, at
her own suggestion, to have them re-
silvered for US, where she knew the job
could be done for very reasonable sam
She has not been heard from since, nor
have the spoons and forks. elisa 50 = -
Having suspicion that something
was rotten in Denmark" q gentleman
in East Canaan, N. a., with whom she
protested an acquaintance, was written
10 about her, when it came ont that she
had played the same game there, and
was considered by the people OF that
place as a very skillful rogue. fI8krs
will now try to give description of
her personal appearance. She, 10 about
fifty years Of age, tall, of a large frame,
and somewhat awkward in her gate.
Her face is very striking one, SCARED
on the right side, forehead, large and
bold and deeply wrinkled, and an aqui-
line nose. Complexion fair, hair dark
lips thin, and chin prominent.
Her eyes are the strangest in the
world, one being brown and the other
lgrayish. The grey one, when she tries to
look straightforward, turns upwards and
outwards, and ia particularly active
when she is animated in conversation. Is
Phrsnologically, her head indicates
mental ability, but il phrenology be true,
her moral organs must be in sad con-
dition. YT1E2 WNW
Her voice 10 as strange as her
eyes, having q peculiar nasal twang,
mixed with d sort of sanctimonious
draw, and when she speaks she catches
her breath as it were, and add to this
an affected cir of injured innocence. !
leave you to imagine, if you can, Mrs.
Barnes style. fFE4 q
Let the public look out for this dis
honest womsnNFgi Yonrs,T &eYTsE
I sFA ~ Z - asAtsA4F tFALEs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-12
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n 0EoRRHEA. GLERT, sSTRIoTURn, SEM "a
VI fuai Weakness Hpermaforrhea, Chordee,
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weakness bf;either eex. male or female. iHir AfA
Tn elegant, popular and infeilible prepare "a
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genital organs Of either seq, male OF emaie, Id
~ .SSas DIR. BAknR'sasPEciFIoo yrd SIT
IL tie only safe and ielipbe remedy for The cure
Of SpetmAtorfheas generally termed Seminal
Weakpess, caused by self abuse excessive fn-nrp
duleshce, now 50 BEAUTIFULLY prevalent 10 all parts -,
DIR. BARER's SPECIFIC
is a great healing purifying: and seltcsf.ng
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and avoid all chance Of exposure aad ruin b. tg- Z
norant, rretendfng doctors
nj $50 DR.. BAKEE,s IEJE0TIONge hun ,Iiov
=. NIB. In cases Of Gonorrheas elect, and STRIFE
ture Dr. Bakers Iujeetioh II Ieeommended 20 be-
rally aids IN subdning the Inflammation aud
stopping tb 0 discharge, Both racommgudeG VI
70 be used In these complaints. , .
treatise sexRsl diaaases, called The Self 20
1nstFuctor. aec0mpaniss each bottle Of the sps
% PriceDr. Bakers spsclae 81 50psr bottle. s,sd3
A Price-Dr. Bakers Infection, 81 90 per hottlas
Price-Male Injecting Syringe, 80 cenisi fnrunl
male Injecting Syringe, 20 cents
Sent BY express 70 ell parts Of The counffyf1nf
receipt Of the money and twenty five cents Adj -
sionsl 10 pay for boxing and shipping Dvsh zgoS
No. 10 North Fifth street, Sc Louis. Mo-. and -
thsis RraSeh store, No. g Msais0n ssEsss ohi- sW
IS foE assbs she druggists, EsansqIIalil ,saa sd1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-12
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ID Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Liver Com- y
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ID Or. Eagterly's Universs II FAmily fiIls are very
mia and plsasant IN their operhtionsyet more
prompt and effectuAl In cleansing the system
from al bfllioas asd irEtBting masior than ne %
Complaint and Dyspepsia they are ,nyaiuAsIe. ~
These pills arc, pnrey ~ tAeir trgFe 3
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S ny them oz.sib bsidi
q pranarad ana sold BY DR. ~ .Haster " q Co..
No 10 North Finn street, It. Louih No. Sold IS 81
their branch Family medicine Stores No. % Mad
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4 For ssie hx ire druggists, Evansyille.
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