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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-25
SOMETHING NEW
UMDEA fHaE Sun.
A New Era in Medicinei
=. m rffE surFEltiNG Ann DIS

" ET rafE HUFPEhthNG AND DIS
- eHstd read the Following, n
10 Let All who have been given np by
DOCTORS aud spoken OF an inenfable, fead
the following.
Ho Let nil WHO can believe facts, and
can have faith Ia evidence, read tho f0lr
lowing. ~ ,#
hnDig an men bU these presents, That on
this, the twentieth day OF June, Ia the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
Hhydfick 10 ne, known ~ such, aud he-
Ing duly sworn, depuAed aA tolluWai Thai
he's N the solo General a ghnt for the United
states and dependencies thereof for prepa~
rati0nh or medicines known as Mnggiel'a
Pills ana Aaive, aud that the following
certificates are Verbatim copies 70 the best
OF his knowledge aud belief,
JUL 81 JAMES BMiifTnlf,
fK,sI Notary Public,
Wall Street, New York.
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reoRPORATION NOTICE.
n ns.s,a.. .. a.

ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS.
And now IL Is hereby ordered and direct
ed by the Common Council of the City OF
Evansville that the owners OF all lots, or
parts OF lots, fronting on or adjoining the
south side OF chandler street, from Sixth
street westwardly To the first alley;
East side of Sixth Street, from Chandler
Streets the first alloy south;
Southwest side OF First street, from Gum
Street southeastwardly 20 the corporntion
line, In said city, cause the sidewalks
thereon 70 be brought 10 the proper grade,
ana that they cause % sidewalk of Glass
No TO be laid down thereon within
thirty days from the publication of tins
order. A, Nj. McGRIFF, Clerk.
CITY Clerks Ofiice, Oct 10, 1865.
oc22 d3t .
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-25

A good story il told Of the late Fa-
Their Mullen, OF New Orleans. Gen.
Butler once sent for him 10 bury an
Irish Roman Catholic, then in Yam
kee uniform His alacrity In coming
surprised Butler who expected con-
tumaciousness. So he said Y How il
it, Father Mullen, you come to bury
dead YankeeY He replied: Thu.
GeslerdL, d ID rite 4 tofLL pefform for al.
Of yOil 1oith T1teasu,'e.' .A
THE DocToR KNow'D WHAT HE
GIVE HIM.-During the war, one Of
those lovely ladies who devoted them
selves TO relieving the suffering Of the
soldiers, was going through ward Of
crowded hospital, There she found
two convaleaeent soldiers saving and
hammering, making such noise that
she thought it her duty TO interfere
in her gentle way. Why" said she,
what h this2 what are You doingY'
- Whet are we doin ? Maxim cof-
fin--that's. whatW td a#u iap
4 eoAin2 indeed, and who is it
for?"
who for2 that fell9r over there
| pointing behind him.
The lady looked, and saw man
lying on his white bed, yet alive, who
seemed TO be watching what was be-
ing done.
| why" said she, ia low voice,
that man il MT dead He is alive,
and perhaps he won't die. You had
better not 60 on. fr.-,t.
"Go emf Yes, yes, we shall The
doctor he told us. He said make the
coffin; and guess he knowd what
he give him.--Fraah 4Noore's Aaaec-
dotes Of ME Var. os
/ GARDENING ron THE ladies
Make up your bed early in the morn
ing; sew buttons on your husbands
shirt; do not rake up grievances; pro-
tect the young and tender branches Of
your family; plant smile Of good
temper in your face, and carefully
root out all angry feelings, and expect
a good crop Of happiness. aHa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-25
The Laws OF Health.

II IL useless for State Legislatures TO pass
laws for the preservation OF the public
health, II the great tdt0 Of setEpreserVdtton,
which depends for It's enforcement upon
the totH or the hldtptdual, In suffered to re-
main n dead letter.
There IN scarcely an adult member OF the
community, OF either sex, in'this country.
who has not seen the testimony In favor OF
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs, fur
nished over their own signatures by per-
sons of acknowledged eminenoe In science,
literature, art commerce, and every de-
partment OF business and professional life
These witnesses have declared in the most
explicit terms that the preparation is a
safeguard against epidemics, n sovereign
remedy for dyspepsia, n valuable anti-bil-
tous medicine, n promoter OF appetite,
genial and harmless stimulant, good nc
climating medicine, n strengthencr OF the
nerves, ~ general invigorant, n protection
against the deleteriOuB effects Of malaria
aud impure water, and that it imparts u
degree Of vlgor and activity to the vital
forces which h not communicated by any
other of tho tonics and stomachlcs In USE
Under. these circumstances, the self-pre-
Aervative law OF nature should teach every
rational person who, either by reason OF
inherent debility or IN consequence OF eN-
posture to unwholesome influences, IA In
peril of losing the greatest OF nll temporal
blessings. HEALTH, the importance of
using the Bittera rs n defensive medicine.
Dyspeptica who neglect to give IL "A trial
are simply their own enemies, 10 Is guar
antccd To cure Indigestion In all It's forms,
md the bilious aud nervous will ind no.
tliing In the whole range Of official and
proprietary medicines which Will afford
thcm the same relief.
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Willcure all Female Complaints, such as
excessive painful, or Suppressed Menstrua-
ton, LeucOrrhea or WhlLca, railing Of tho
ly Periods. IL Will also bring on tile monseh
or Monthly Periods, when checked by
Colds or other cnuRes. fl fnIf IH
DIR. Hooper's Female Cordial is the
most perfect and infailibie remedy ever
discovered for the eure Of female COM
plants. Ladies, try III
Price 81 10 per bottle. fl aHa luHH
Prepared and sold by DR.. II. Eaaterly u
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Mo-, and at their Branch store, No.
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For sale by all Druggists.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-25
GRIDLEY,s
ali Rheum and letter Ointment

All hHeum anu Tettef ointment 7
WTTfLL CURE SALT aHEUM TlET-
Wv ter, Scald Head, Prairie and Iarber's
Itch, Illinois Mango, Missouri Scratches,
pies on the Face, Obstinate Old Sores
Ecrofnla, ana all DiacaseB and Ernptiona
on the Skin, when used Ia conjunction
with DIR. EAsTEnLY's IODINE AND BARsA-
pARELLA, which purines the BLOOD and
removes the CAUSE, and the OINTMENT
permanent Cure Is effected. WO advise
both 10 be used Ia these com plants. ~
Price-'fhe Iodine aud fiarsaparilln 81 60
per bottle. iE fhtI hH' "Nt" t
Prices ridley'sfsalt Rifeufn and letter
Ointment Toe per bottle. f AZ Ill WI
Prepared and sold by DR. r. Ensteriy Il
Co., No. 40 North Fiftb street, 49,. Louis
Missouri and at their bfhnch store, No 90
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wal Atfeet, eNew Yofk.

ffsI Notary Public,
Wall Street, New York.
aatfs ,a,,a, ,aaa
Or. Maggiei- j take my pen 20 write you
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you, aud hope you viii not take II ainiaa,
JAMES MYTHS, no Ayenua a,
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from the nfniy With Chronic plnrrhuin,
aud hnYe been cured by pr, Maggiel'A PILLS.
WILSON HARVEY, ~ rltt street.
New YORK. ApI1i7 iedtI, 49, IL
The following Is an INTERESTING case OF "a
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On one n 'aafp 'f per T sRo S@ ara he was
burnt drendfully. The following certificate
was gigep me hS him, about eight weeks
alter thetceislehti
Nav York, Jnn,ll, 1869.
My name Is Jacob Hardy ann ian iron.
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h hse tFs8 's Me e ~ SAW ' s MS
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and anybedy enn nov sec me a. Jaesaon's
j. HARDY, 40 doeriet street
l1Tffaofs fr0H pttrtots letters
81 had no appetite; MaggIeiA Pills gave
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I" Your pills are marvellous"
g send for another box, ana Keep them
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D.. Mpsgiel has cured my headache,
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"send me two boxes want one for q
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III gave half OF one OF your pills 90 my
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" My nausea of a morning Is now cured. "
Your box OF MnFglela HaiVe cured me
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your aaive behind my ears, ana The Noise
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but the medicine TO me u worth dollar, y
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signed hy DOCTOR y, MAdNIlal4, New
York, 10 counterfeit which IN felony.
sold by all respectable Dealers In medi'
cinaA throughout The United States anG
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

" IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.
We invite the special attention os our
leaders 10 DIR. Easterly's advertisements,
which can be seen ia our advertising col
INNS. Dr. Easterly's Family Medicines
are deseryediy popular, have a rapid sale,
give general satisfaction, and are kept in
al the principal driig-atorea throughout
inc Western and Southern States. 10 will
oe seen that Dr. Eaaterly does not recom-
mend one medicine to cure oil diseases
but prepares a remedy for each particular
disease, which can be relied upon To cure.
mayl0 rasa 4 a
@g- CoLGATE's HONEY SOAP. This
selebrnted Toilet Soap, in such universal
emand, IN made from the CHOICEST mate
Als, n MILD and EmOLLfEET In its nature,
RAaRAsrLY soEsTED, and extremely
BENEFICIAL IN its action upon tho skin.
or sale by druggists and fancy goods
callers. tteansr 8Nul augM ly
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Essay OF Warning and Instruction for
Young Men, Also, Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers, with
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sealed letter envelopes. Address DIR. j.
siI1ILfstN HouonToN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia. Pa. asr20 3ind&w
pg- BArCHELoR,s HAIR DYE-The
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hair; prevents badness. sold by all drug
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-25
WHEN TIE LEAVES AaE TURA-
$500 80 ING mER1WM,f ffh


Here is mellow little song, and a sea-
sonabie one. n II nom the pen Of that
charming peetess,7 Miss Elizabeth Aksrs
(EIOrenes ffefeyti
Nevefts my heart 40 gay la<f4f
In the budding month VI May,
Never does IL beat a tune
Half 80 sweet Ia biOOny June,
Never knows such happiness
AS 9il such a day aa this, 50 1ht
When October dOns her cfOsgH,
And the leaves afe turning brown.
Breathe, sweet children, soft regrets
For the vanished yi0ietsfH HH od
Sing, YOU lovers, tho delights
-, or the golden enfutnerntshts; fH
Never Ia The summer hours fF
On my way sueif radiant showers
~ as rom heaven falls softly down
- When the leaves are turning brown.
a4 Fg4aF {5tH!t4s8 HsJ&t Na $685.
Braid your gifdles, fresh and gay,
Children, ia the hio0m of May;
Twist your ehapieta ia young June.
8 Mnidena they Will fade fail sO0Iif
Irvine ripe roses, July-Fed, III.
81 Lovers, for the dear one's Head
Will weave my richer crown M
Wien tho leaves are turning brown
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-25
JOY TO THE WORLD1
take Up thy Bed and Walkl"
A GU A WIFE,

III 1ElI UT klElI,
FOR EXTERNAL OR INTERNAL USE.
A QUA WIFE, ON WATER OF LIFE,
IA will cure
TIc0efache o.. RettraL0fa-=fn three minutes.
TOOthdche or Edrachc-In one minute.
Colics and Cramps In i've minutes.
DiafrhGG bloody Ff,tr. COhOhs and Colds
In from one 10 three days.
JeJietDIattsDs--in two 10 ten days. tfN s''t
Pain IN ne Back or Side In twenty min
Soreness or Inflammation Of the RTdneUs,
Deafncss, asthma, Piles, Sore or, Weak
bronchial Affections, Dyspepsia, Erysfpelas,
Bitsteys on Pie Tongue and Lips, IdipttG-
tf0n Of me Heart tsl ff
Liver Complaint, Fccer and AOuc,
AOile Cake, Gravel. Contributed or Sti0ened
Cords, SD0tle7t, Lame or SUI Joints,
SiDoiien Glands on Cheeks
outs, Bruises, or shot W0ftnds--in any por-
ton OF the body-in an incredibly short
time. te i3nEs s4.l .
This medicine has been thoroughly test
ed In Evansville, by many OF our irst ciu-
zens, never falling To give satisfaction. We
have sold large Quantities In Ohio, In
diana, Illinois, Kentucky, and Tennessee,
ana the demand IL daily Increasing. such
~ the condolences we have IN tho mediclnel
that we warrant every bottle and rcfnnd
the money In case the medicine fails 70
cure as represented -
We have n number of properly nLte4hn~
cefLihcateS nom our own city, ana iIVluu
various parts OF the country, which can NJ
any time be seen at our store.
Price-One dollar per bottle.
For sale by respectable druggists every
where
Cor. Third and Main streets, EvahsVlIie'
Manufacturers and Sole froprietors'
, r t'a
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-04-12
The COngress--So Called.

We presume no sane man would
undertake, seriously, to prove that
the present body which meets from
day to day in the Capitol, at Wash
ington, is the Congress of "the Uni
ted States of America" '1he Con-
gress of the United States Of Amer
ica," according to the Constitution
of government under which we are
supposed to live, must consist of
"two Senators from each State."-
Surely this body does not answer to
that description, The same Con-
stitution also declares that each
State shall be entitled to certain
number Of representatives. But
this body does not answer to that
description. What, then, is this
concern which presumes TO legis-
late. for the entire people of this
country, without deigning to con
form to the requirements of the
Constitution? Evidently it is not
a Congress. Whatever it may be,
it bears no resemblance to the def
milton as given i'll the fundamental
law Of the land. 1t is about time
that, the people, North and South,
made up their minds in relation to
this nondescript assembtage97 of
fools, lunatics and seoundrelswhich
cuts such antics before high HeaF-
en- and tho great, American people,
and which appears to be mainly
devising howrit may hold on to the
unjust power it has seized. Every
member of the Mongrel party in
Congress knows and feels that two
thirds of the people of this country
are against hinl-knows that he is
but the representative of Al CON
|, temptible minority, that the entire
South and oneihalf, Of, j the, North
utterly condemn and reprobate- his
disgusting negro-equality princi-
pies. All this, we say, is known to
(, ,Thad. Stevens and his supporters,
and yet; they call Themselves the
Congress Of the United States. and
With a GOODNESS and udaeityWhich
Would be astounding if it had NOT
become So commen, assume: that
theF,. the 'one-thifd, are the only
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-04-12
a&listtllantaas.
A FnnnYAdycntnre

"a VI Eih -
rt | never attended but one tenn
,perance lecture,' said our friend
B---, with a peculiar smile,
and | don't think shall ever at
tend another? E. -hs ''u'
l'You probably foundiit dryP
well, yes-but that isn't it. The
Lecture was well enough, but / got
into such an awful scrape after it
was over, that | never think Of
temperance without a shudder.-
I'll tell you all about it: ..F
Il was in NJ, where | was
somewhat of a stranger, and the
night was one Of the worst of the
season. Boreas how it blew! 1t
was enough to -etake ones breath
away. Well, the lecture was over,
and making my way through the
crowd, / fingered in The D, doorway,
contemplating the awful scene,
when somebody suddenly thrust an
arm within my own, and c.ung to
me with a abear.lile hug
Where have you been,' said the
sweetest voice in the world; 4 have
been looking for you everywhere
Very much to my surprise, |
turned and saw-butI l can not de-
scribe her. Itomakes me sad to
think how prodigiously pretty she
was. With her left hand she lean
ed on my arm, while with her right
She was arranging her veil, and
did not notice my surprise, .r.,.g
.,r you have becn looking for meH
yes, and let's, be .going;'
was herrreply, pressing my arm.
"a tnriilwen to my heart. What
to make of my lady's address | did
not know-but't to accompany her.
We started oil in the tempest, the
noise Of which prevented any con
versation. At length she said with
a. scream: gn.w5, ir.. r'I"or .
Putyour arm around me, or i
shaAlblow away HI % bl'j%g..a" 5a .
I'll need not describe to you my
sensation asI pressed her to my
side and hurried on. twas very
dark ;nobody saw US; and, allow
ing her to gaidetpgjsfeps, l follow
ed her motioh thf0ligh two or three
short streets, until she stopped be-
fore,anlelegant smnsion.I iah %
1It ~" HAZE you y9qF, keyT she Task
ed. - go Iyi
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-04-12

tlle Deuuty OF young person VINO
accompanied by two nuns. rode in
the same railway carriage with him
and got out at an intermediate
station. As soon as he had settled
the purchase Of the horses with N.
CarbOnhel, he resolved to find out
the young lady. A Turk, who was
acting as his secretary, suggested
that the cure of the nearest village
to the station at which the fair one
slighted would probably know
something Of the nuns who were
with her, and in this way a clue to
her name and residence might be
found. The idea was perfectly sue
cessful, The cure on being applied
to, recognized at once the young
person described. He said she
was the sister Of the mayor of a
neighboring parish, that she had
come on the day the Prince saw
her to play the organ in his church.
She was an exemplary girl, of good
family, aud very nice fortune, and
he, for his part, thought her quite
worthy to be princess. 80
The family was communicated
with through the excellent cure.
The offer of the Prince was accepted
by the lady's brother on her behalf
and an appointment was made at
Marseilles to sign the marriage con
tract. The Prince, intoxicated With
the happiness that awaited him, at
once made his intended bride some
presents, and volunteered to sign
two bills Of ten thousand francs as
an installment Of the settlement he
intended to make upon her. The
lady'S brother, on arriving. at Mar
seilles, called at the Turkish Con.
sulate, showed the two bills, and
asked whether the signature was
good. The answer was that moth
ing whatever was known at the
Consulate about the Prince, that
his visit had been returned with
out inquiry, and that was all; but as
to the validity Of the bills, the par
ties taking them must decide en-
tirely on their own Judgment
They did decide at once that the
match was not an eligible one, and
left Marseilles precipitately, having
first returned the presents. This
mishap put an end to the princely
career of the guest at the Grand
Hotel. Confidence was suddenly
withdrawn from him; Bills poured,
in all at once; and he was constrain-
ed to confess that he had no re-
sources in the world. When he ap-
peared the other day at the bar of
the Correction police on a charge
of obtaining money under false
pretences, it was proved that he
was Levantine, named Tanca,
subject of the Bay Of Tunis, and
that he had lately come out of
prison at Cairo. The false Prince
was sentenced to two years i'm
prisonment. s--"