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

IL H.
Lamertine gives very jolly dinners.
The beverages are excellent old Mon
ceau wines from the poets estate, a
little Bordeaux, a little champagne,
and with the desert glass of admir-
ably parfumed Cyprus wine, which he
brought from the Fast in 1892 ia,
By curious coincidence it appears
that the coming year (l867) has been
fixed upon by Mahommedans, Brah
Minis, and various other sects, as well
as some few Christians, us n period in
the history of the, universe to be
marked by some great and marvellous
changes. .fHt 5H ~ H.
A man has been arrested in New
Orleans charged with murder, On
his fnger he wore a ring that had
a snap claw in it, which was filled with
deadly poison, A scratch from il
would cause death in three hours.
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, in a speech
at Philadelphia, on Wednesday, said:
" We honor labor because labor is the
base of our system of government,
We honor the man that shovels the
dirt, bur despise the man that eats itp
The Mechanics Fair in Worcester
was diversified the other day by the
fall Of little boy from the gallery in
to show case on the first floor. He
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GRIDLEY's
alt Rheum and letter Ointment

alt hneum ana letter ointment
VwTILL CURE SAT- RHEUM, TIyf-
Wv ter, scald Head, Prairie and BARRIERS
Itingworn, Iowa. Digs, Army Iteh PIN,
pies on the Face, Obstinate Old Sores,
bcrQfnla, and all Diseases and Eruptiohk
on the Skin, when used In conjunction
with DR. EAafEnLY's IODINE AND SARsA.
PAhiLLA, which purifea the BLOOD and
removes the CAUSE, and the OINTMENT
HEALs gIfE SORES, and thus IA speedy and
permanent cure is effected. We advise
both 10 be used IN THESE complaints. InI
Price-Ihe Iodine and snrgaparilla 81 50
per bottle. ~ thni 1t3 flfiT 07Hf
Ointment, Toe per bottle.
= Prepared and sold BY nr Il. Easterly a
CO., No, 10 North Fifth street, ~. Louis,
Missouri, and attheir branch store, No. %
Madison street, Chicago, III. $500
For sale by all druggists. ~
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DIR. ECCIIR FEMALE ORDEAL

win cure all Female Com plainte, such as
excessive, painful, orhnppTeaaed Menstrua-
ZION, LeueOrrhen or Whites, Falling OF tho
Womb, and all Irregularities Of the Month
ly Periods. IL VIII also bring on the LICENSES
Or Monthly Periods, when checked by
Colds or other causes.
DR.. Hooper's Female Cordial Is the
most perfect and infaliible remedy ever
discovered for tho cure OF female COM
plants. Ladies' try iti Doff .f.. .l.f.
Price 81 80 per bottle.
4 Prepared and sold by DIR. n. Easterly a.
Co, No. 20 North Fihh street, ~. Louis
Mo.ln and at their Branch store, No.
Madison street, Chicago, Illinois. Z, =
For sale by all Druggists.
1elb. t f,tr ffeI-... .Hft ID. f.Ial.llt
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Greene's Patent Cylinder
CIDER MILL.

For Crushing and E;r1ressing The
Juice from Apples, Erapes, and
,otlier Fruit, al one and The same
0llerdfi0n.
PRyaHE AUnsGRInER HAS INVENT
n ed and patented a Machine for crush
Ing and expressing the juice from Apples
aud other tfuit al u single operation, there
by dispensing with screws, levers, presses,
ana otler cumbersome machinery, and
saving al the time aud labor necessary TO
separate the Juices from the fruit by the
old process. This important result Is at
Lalned by novel arrangement OF crushing
and pressing cylinders together In one
frame, entirely unlike any Machine ever
heratoiofa constructed for such apufnOse,
aud which must eventually supersede and
do away with all known processes for ex-
traellpe leiees trpp FRUIT !.ssEYI
The slIbsei4befA Inns, and is ready to
demonstrate, that the following adVan-
tages are gained over all other Machines ;
lst' VIVA lle httpie amount nf power,
DO made IA day than can be made by any
other Machine,
"a. That trpro n, % 40 per eeat..more Cider
or Vine eaIl ba extracted from The same
81. That IL Ii more compact aud simple
In Its operation, stronger and less liable To
get out Of ORDER Is adapted TO hand or
other powers IN portable, aud can be
transported readily from place 10 place I;
can DO driven by any kind OF power and
can be attached To hny machinery,
Ath' 10 Is cheaper IN proportion to its
capacity, Ft&
5th. II is stronger, being constructed en-
ireiy OF iron,
9th, In being adapted for expressing
juices rom all kinds 81 fruit, including
Apptes, Grapes, RhHbdfb, or Vine Plant
CufTants, alia HefFfes oral kinds.
7tl. Tint ~ " psfior TO any Root cutter
known for the purpose of crushing roots OF
all Kinds, for feeding stock, quicker, easier,
and better than any other Machine.
hth. That IL expresses the juice from APP
Plies or other fruit the moment they are
crushed, wherein lies the great secret OF
making good cider or Wine.
9th. That IL does not grind or break the
seed OF any kind OF fruit; thereby doing
away with great objection which IN
urged against all other Machines.
Enclose stamp for eriptiveciroulaf.
Address q, J.GREENE,
auglO dBm Hudson, New York.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
A Remedy for Private Diseases.
DIR. MARK YPHILITIC CURE.

This celebrated remedy Is an IsFALLf-
BILE CURE for SYPHILIS ia the Primary,
Secondary, and Tertiary Stages,
Dr. Marks syphilitle Cure rs the only
remedy ever discovered that will cure
syphilis In all it, complicated forms, and
neutralize ibe syphiitic poison or virus,
cleanse and purify the blood from all syph-
lite faint, and thoroughly eradicate the
symptoms OF the First or Primary stage
THIS Is known by chancfes or ulcers APP
pearing on the sexual organs soon after an
exposure. Dr. MARKS syphiittio cure ny
faithful treatment, usually cures the first
stage Ia from 1--WE TO fifteen days. HE-Pfice
per package, 81 20.
Symptoms of the Secondary slhge-Thia
stage ls when the disease has become CON-
sTfguTIoAAL, and Is known By ulcers APP
pehring in themouth, nose, throat, glands,
skin, head, nails, mucous membranes, can
eerous sores on tile arms and legs eruptfons
On the skin, scrofula, etc. The price per
package for secondary stage, $40 80, 1nclud-
Ing thfoat-wash. If tile throat - not ul-
cefhted, the thrOat-Wash II omitted ana II
omitted, ~ per package.
Symptoms of the Tertiary stage-This
stage Is known by nodes or hard aud pain
fnl tumors on the bones, enlargement Of
the Joints, or cOntfnctlOns, hard pains In
the bones and joints, decay Of the bones,
sypmlltlc rheumatism, alteration Of the
parts, etc. Price per package, -.
%, tsahsi, nave you the syphllih IN eiLher
stage, caused by cOnlagion, hereditary, or
Dtd tfenimcnts whereby you are suffering
Win any Ofthe symptoms above descfIbed2
II so uff Without delay DIR. MAHIk'BBfFiI-
Litit CURE w iLl1 this GREAT REMEDY
You can CURE YOURSELF for oGE-TEATH
fHE MONEY that pbysieians charge, with
our hlndeTanee from business land fins
hFold All chance OF exposure and RUIH by
ibAphAhrl QuAoRs calling themselves
" Private Disease Doctors, - many of whom
can neither read nor write. Avoid them
as you would tigers. A word TO the wise
IN sufilelent" and a HINT ought 10 be
enough for the afflicted
Treatise on all sexual Tor private) dis
eases TO be had a. the office free. NO
charge fof consuition or advice. Cures
guaranteed. lHfN w H iI
DR. MARB's SRPHILrrIo CURE will be
sent 10 all parts OF the country by express,
on receipt Of the money and ~ cts for box
Ing ana shipping. Orders arc daily re-
ceived from an parts Cf the United States.
Prepared aud sold by Or. H. Eastefly ~
Co, No, 70 North Fifth street. 81. Louis,
Mo, and at their branch store, No. 30 Mad,
ison street, Chicago, Illinois.
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ADVERTISE.

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OIL WORKS.
MACHINE OIL WORKS.

TTAvING ERECTED ONE OF THE
rG4 most extensive works of this kind In
the western country, and secured the SER
Vices of one of the most experienced Ma
chime OH men, am nowableto furnish this
cheap and moncy-saNing OIL, which has
boon tried by some OF our best engineers
and found fully equal 30 any over used.
Railroads, Steam boats, Foundries, Mills,
Wooden Mills-in fact, all machines now
running-oan be supplied promptly and
with satisfaction. - r.,.lr f1 tr..
Orders of wholesale dealers flled on libe-
raj TERMS
No charge for packing, and delivery free
of charge.
3 Coal OIL sold by the barrel; and tho high.
est prices paid for empty coal oil barrels.
PHlIIP, DECKER, .t
Third street, bet. Sycamore and Vine.
may2tf 8tt3il no SO I'D #Af, 3aaA ~
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JOY TO THE WORLDi
Take Up thy Bed and Waikiki
40 u A. a. wife,
. WA TER or LIFE,

FOR EXTERNAL OR INTERNAL USE.
A UAVTT1E. OR WATER OF LIFE.
IA VIII cure ~ -t.. f....t,t =
Headache or NefTdl0fd-In three minutes.
iTODEhdehe or E0Tdche-In ore Minute.
'C0Lics and Gturppss- In 1--WE minutes.
DfdTrhmd BtOodD FinI, Coughs and COLeIs--
In from one Ia three days. cid g VI
I2heitHlatfsDIT-In two to ten DAYS
hlff,t The Back or Side In twenty min
sors s or determination Of ne RidneDs.
DEAFNESS, Asthma, L'ties, Sore or Weak
BfonehiaI Affections, Dyspepsin, Br1mBDstas.
l H1llateTs on ne Tongue and lips, Ialpfta-
Lfger Complaint, Fever and A0ue, ..s.. /.
A1,tie cue, gt'dDet. C01ftrdcted or Sti0ened
Cards, E,ootteH, LlsDif, on Sff0 Joints, III.
biootten GltiIids or Cheeks,
GUS brhfaes, or shut WOnnds--in any por-
ton OF the body-in an incredibly short
tltnes il .tJfft Nfih sttNHft .- i'itff
This medicine has been thoroughly test
cd III Evansville, by MANY OF our first citi-
zens, never failing 10 give satisfaction. We
have sold large quantities In Ohio, In
diana, Illinois, Kentucky, and Tennessee,
ana the demand is daily Increasing. such
r. the confldeneew we have I'm the medicine,
thht we, warrant every bottle, and refund
the money IN citse the medicine miis 70
I we have number of properly attested
ceftlneatesl from our own city, nnd nom
various parts Of the country, which can Al
any time lie seen at our store.
Iriee1One dollar per bottle. L. .LIL..l = %
FOR safe by respectable druggists every
~" 'i3' p" LEfOn 4 MAGHEE,
Cor. Third and Main Streets, Eyansvllie'
90 Manufacturers and sole Proprietors- %
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PAPER, ETC.
Paper Warehouse.
& NO. III SOUTH FIRST STREET,


ff fH .tHFtfHf9 H0Nittii arg
-. N. DOCHxEI1 * GO,
iatl uf .vGUHHfui 9al ip 1aHiH jH
WJnE Ao it....-.. af 6D a.oqHt
-DEALERs IN M 4
Paper Hangings, Paper Bags, Gard Boards
letter, Cap, Note, Wrapping,
and Manila Paper, Cut. Cards, Window
Shades, de-, sc.
Hi lui U 1IG lt4l 1a
~ amid --o- - tf
no Wew WIN keep complete assortment
OF everything In our line, at wholesale and
call early and examine our stock.
y. N. DOcKER Il Co,
.sy,.s No. IA South First Street,
marlI ..,- Evansville, Ind.
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M UGH repetition wearies, but much
IVA Advertising pays. ifHYH
NoTICES are good, but a live-Adver-
~ tfsement is better
NH that men would consider their BUSH
" ness and Advertise in the JOURNAL.

ll.iisa3- denm e'aNj) ,h /
I4xgd 80 mn isgam BIB iBajl
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Law CARDS.
Conrad Iia6er q. IL, Buttefheld
Baker az AtulterlieId.

A TrORNEYs-AT-LAW WILL GIVE
IN prompt attention ~ all business IN
Trusted 10 their care,
OFFICE Third Street between Main
and Locust. EVANSVILLE, IND.
fuIVHdJu
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ZEE how it viii brighten mess.

lfp ..1p' iltH u-a afastH
saul mfJ mdi Zji-H9t@o
-o.-a 9a hsie 70. ta9t ~ I'D 5.
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]. Smiths Shirt Mandatory,
BIO. Second streot, ln nray's nloell

No. Second Street, In Bray's Block.
csmIRTs MADE TO ORDER FROM
- measurement, and O NJ warranted. A
Stock of ready made Shirts and Collars
always on hand, and mt PRICES TINT Will
suit the purchaser. Tuelging skirts, Stitch.
Ing Boaoma, &e., done with neAtnesa and
dispatch.
Thankful for past faVors, the subscriber
respectfully HolicitA n continuance of the
patronage so generally bestowed for the
past ave years. ] SMITH.
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q" Well, young man. 90 you under-
stand the matter now"
oh, sir, said Richard, turning
his eyes implorfngly on him, and then
unable 60 repress his tortured feel
ings, he bent his head on the table 20
conceal the fast gushing tears =
~ Regret il uDavailing now, said
Mr.. Beale. in his clear, cold tones. Il
had every reason TO place confidence
in you. During these four years |
have observed your conduct closely.
IL was such MS TO satisfy me and re-
solving to reward your strict integrity
and faithfulness, | had decided TO
take you in partnership as you SEQ by
these papers prepared nearly two
years ago, and only awaiting the sig
natures and date. My friend Mr..
Oglethorp, had frequently mentioned
his nephew, whom he much desired
me to employ. At the last visit |
agreed to do 80, 1t was my intention
10 give you an agreeable surprise to-
morrow, and therefore, i desired to
keep all my arrangements secret, for
tunately as / now see, for my whfm
enabled me TO test the strength OF
your principles, gsa.aag
OBJ, if you could only forgive me,
Mr.. Bedle, Q exclaimed Richard, inn
ploringly. ut was my first error in
this regard am sure il will be my
last
For an answer, Mr. Beale quietly
pushed the money he had counted
over TO Richard, and picking up the
- al
young man looked sadly Mt them, but
knowing that remonstrance or en-
treaty was alike unavailing in the
stern man, he by strong effort con-
quered his emotion, and, taking up
his money, bowed his thanks and fare
well 10 his late employer, and turned
to leave the room. AS he laid his
hand on the door knob, he paused
and asked, in q still faltering voice, il
Mr. Curtis was informed of all this.
No, do not think it necessary TO
speak Of IL, said Mr.. Beale, for ] had
renson TO think il was your first de-
parture from the strnight road; and
though all business connections be-
tween us have ceased, yet | would not
injure your reputation by revealing an
act which. | thought you would regret.
You viii find Mr.. Curtis more in
dulgent employer than the one you
are leaving; your salary will be larger
than it has been here, SO that on the
whole, perhaps, you are no loser, and
hope for your sake that your first
error willsalso prove your last
Richard sadly left the store. On
the morrow he entered on the duties
Of his aew situation. 1t proved agree
able, and the addition to his previous
salary was Of great use TO him but
what could silence remorse for the
act by which he had not only lost so
much in pecuniary point Of view,
but also sank immeasurably in his
own estimation He profited by the
lesson, however. Year after year he
found himself in position prosper
Gus and enviable as that which he had
forfeited in early manhood; but TO his
dying day he never tried to Danish the
humiliating but salntary recollection
of his first and last deviation from the
straight forward path Of honor and
integrity
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@ E IT Ie "
TIrE RErURN or TmE DEAD.

Low hung the moon. the wind was stil'
As slow climbed the midnight MI,
And passed the ruined gi.fdsn,, . o,et daoor
| And gained the barred ana slleht u""i'
| Sad welcomed by the lingering Ioso reF
| That startled shed It's waning shV"S' pn4
rrn, t,o,. ,,e,y bocle tsftli sudden ciang;
| I entsred-,val1 and faftsr rang
Down dropped tiie moon, aud clear ana
a.,,,ar hlgh' wind went waiting by. 81
2 e. p Isai1 ! signed, ftbe love aud glow
/ THAT nc this mansion longl 9t
=, on,,g mn the threshold stair,
| 4 ~ mai t.e chamber cold and bare,
& sn,eht the room where. glad of yore,
| We aat tho blazing fire before,
| And heaFd the tales father Told,
| f'iiI glow was gone and evening old.
where were those rosy children thfeo9
sweet Margaret, down where violsts hide,
Slept tranquil by that fathers side;
nd !, alone, pilgrim still,
Was LETT 70 climb the midnight hill. aaa
Ny hand was on tho latch, when, 1ot
II was lifted from withtni | know
was not wtld@ana could dream9 iaf
WITHIN saw the wood fire gleam,
And smiling, waiting, beeltoning there, Il
MY father In his ancient chair
Q, tho long rapture. perfect rest,
rs close he clnsped me 70 his breast
Put back the braids the wind had blown,
said had like my mother grown; sf
And bade me tell him, frank nA Hhe,
All the lone years had brought TO me. 1a
Then by his side, his hand in mine,
tasted Joy serene, divine,
And saw my gfiefs unfolding fair
As MOWERS In Junes enchnntsd air.
30 wmrm his words, no soft his signs,
such tender iovelight In his eyes.
"oh, Dseth ~ cried. ''if these be thine,
For me the asphodsis entwiue;
Fold me within thy perfect calm;
BeHvs on me thy kiss OF balm;
And let mo slumber, pillowed low,
Win Markafst, where the violets blow"
And still we talked Ger cloudy bars
Orion bore his pomp of etarst
Within the wood fire fainter Rlowed;
Weird on fe wall the shadows showed
Till In the east, pallor born f'tt
Told midnight melting into morn.
Then nearer to his side drew,
Whens loi the cock rentofsclesa crew, i
a glance, n aighzwe did not speak
Fond kisses on my brow and cheek,
A sudden sense OF rapture flown, aHt
And ia the dawn sat alonei DIT
Tbs true his festthts many year
Has made the village ehurehyard dear.
Ills true his stone IL craven fair
Here los, remote from mortal eare:"
onn nottei how eooth may be,
but wei know he talked with me. f..
And oft, when other fires are low
sit within that. midnight glow,
My head upon his shoulder 1ennt,
His tender glancea downward bent,
And win the dreGms to sweet delay
TIL starsnnd shadows yield to day.
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The Merchants Test.
TcoNcLuDED.l g.

On Monday evening Richard
knocked at the door of Mr. Beale's
room, and in as few words as possible
requested the wages due him, az he
was engaged TO go TO another house
on the morrow. A 8M5a
/ have known OF your engagement
since Wednesday, said Mr.. Beale;
Mr.. Curtis informed mo of il. May |
ask the motive of this secret and un-
usual proceeding on your part2 / be-
lieve | gave you no cause for so sud-
den determination TO quit my en-
ployment--did IL e4
No cauae2 Richard repeated, bit
terly. Eth, no, sir, no cause-of
course che clerk il only the dupe, the
slave Of the merchant. and has no
right TO complain Of any conduct,
however iniquitous, of which he is the
victim.
Your sarcasm Is rather out Of place,
young man, replied Mr.. Beale, coolly.
| asked If | had given you any cause
Of offense / know | have not, you
falsely imagine that | have, and thus
imagining, you have done yourself n
great injury. Nay, no questions
will tell you all. On the day that
Mr.. Oglethorp was here, noticed q
great alteration in your looks, your
words, your whole conduct. aus
pected at once that Philip had over
heard our conversation and repeated
il TO you, in consequence Of which
you were disturbed in your mind.
This was natural, and / was far from
blaming yon; but il afforded me an
opportunity for d test which | had
peculiar reason for desiring 10 apply.
/ penned brief note 10 Mr.. Ogle-
thorp, gave il to you to seal, and
watched your after proceeding from
that window. / thought the tempta-
ton would prove a severe one, and
that ii You arose superior to it, / need
never have any fears concerning you.
/ was right-the temptation was
strong--too strong for your honor or
integrity TO withstand l saw you
open the letter. twas enough. / did
not wonder at all when | heard of
your applying for a new situation;
you thought | was acting treacherous-
ly to you, and that you would outwit
me.
Mr.. Beale ceased. and looked fixed
ly at Richard, whose whole counte-
nance was suffused with bushes as
the true nature of his conduct was
brought thus calmly to his view. In
his indignant feelings he had not till
this moment thought Of his derelic-
ton of principle in opening letter
not intended for his inspection; now
he was overwhelmed with shame and
remorse, for he was naturally upright
and ingenious. b'H
Mr.. Beale saw his confusion, and
yurned TO his desk to pay what was
ane OF Richards salary, but first
taxing some papers from secret
q ar reV, then threw them on the table
pegiore the young man. fWF4a
/. az 4 TINS is at an end now, said
ne, but You may see how unjust
your suspicion was TO me. how iniuri-
GUS 70 yourself, as | said awhile ago..
Richards eyes were intentlv bent
upon. the. papers One was q The
merchant j handwriting. i notice "of
Richard Wilkins having been aAm;t
ted as junior partner into bis o,rn
and established business firm a.
others were necessary business ma n sns
relatink thereto, Richard continncJ.
gazing AT them as ififacinated. till The
merchants voice broke the spell.
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| Man Of a Thousand.
A Constructive CUR

A CONSERVATIVES CURED.
TAR. NJ. JAMES, a retired Physician OF
- great eminenoe, discovered, while IN
the Fast Indies. a certain cure for Con-
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
and General Debility. The remedy was
daughter, was given up TO die. HIS chllu
was cured, and Is now alive and well. pe-
sirous OF benehtting his fellow-mortaIs; nc
will send TO those who wish 10 the recipe,
containing full directions for making TX. 'n ~
successfully using this remedy, free -
charge. on receipt of their names, win
two stamps to pay expenses; un9r9 tb u h9t
single symptom Of PA tssina,a
Night sweats, peevishness, irritation OF the
nerves, failure of memory, dlni , ex pee
toration sharp pains In the lungs. sore
throat. chilly sensations, nausea mt the
stomach. Inaction OF the bowels, wasting
away OF the muscles.
TssjS THE writer will please state the name
of the naper they see this in,
Address ChADDCCk ~ tO.s iii lo
I032 Race Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
sepl0 d3m