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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-10

HAPPY TERMINATION OF THE Row IN
THB BOARDING HoUsE.--The landlady
now uses BOOKINGS unrivalled Baking
Powder; and as q matter OF course her
Biscuit and Buckwheat Cakes are al.
ways light and palatable, and every
thing moyes along pleasantly. II you
want peace in the family, aud good dl.
gestion 70 follow your appetite, try II.
Sold by 3. Booking, No. i Odd Fellows
Hall, and Booking q Miller, corner
First aud Chapline streets.
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D1saRAcEFuL.-one Of those dis.
graceful fights which occur almost
nightly somewhere In the city, came of
in hotel on Market Square, night or
two ago. We did otlearn the names
Of any ofthe parties engaged, but were
told that for few minutes there was a
lively time Of 1t, In which such eapons
as chairs, knives and whatever could
be conveniently got hold OF, were used.
When we have our night police estab.
lished such scenes will come 10 an end
to very great extent. AS 1t now Is,
such entertainments are postponed
until the officers are all off duty.
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DEAD.-Many Of our readers will re.
member seeing William Graham, a sol.
der who had lost one OF his lower
limbs, doing duty in the post office as a
clerk, a few months since. lie was for.
merry a member of the LIST regiment W.
Va. Volunteers, and met with the loss
OF his leg in front of Lynchburg, du.
ring the celebrated Hunter raid. Afler
short service In the post office, his
health became so feeble that he was
compelled TO relinquIsh his position,
and yesterday at II o'clock In the tore.
noon. he died. His disease was con.
sumption.
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RFDUcuON.-we have been informed
that notices. have been, posted in allthe
nail mills, that on and after Monday
next n reduction OF one dollar per ton
Will be made In the wages Of boilers,
naileTB and roll.men.
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BoID.-About the boldest theft we
have heard OF recently, was that of the
hat of our friend, Sheriff Campbell.
We believe the fellow did not take It
OF the sherIfi7s head, but it had been
doing duty in that line but few mo.
ments before it was taken. A tibet
that Is bold enough TO steal an officers
head gear Is certainly In the regular
line TO graduation in some penal insti-
tuition, and will carry of the first
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EvrRY BODY who has not fdrs, cloaks,
dreAs goods, and beautiful Boulevard
balmorals, should examine the i'm.
mense stock Of Geo. r. Taylor & Co.,
who are selling them very low,
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RADICAL RESTORATION. It's good eff.
fecis are permanent. 1t not only re-
stores the color Of the hair, but the
quantity and natural gloSsiuess. This
Is said by every ono use using Mrs. s.
4. Aliens Improved ('leD Style Hair
Restorer or Dressing, (in one bottIe).
Every Druggist sells II. Price One
Dollar. cod
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one Of the incest Christmas presents
that could be given would be d Piano
or Organ from Shelb's music store.
From ten to forty dollars per month
Will buy fret class Organ or Piano, 30
that purchase would not be u hard.
ship 70 any one. l.gE ri 4I%777li
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TINE TRIES ALL.-Aye, scheme and
evade as you will, there Is no escape
from the decree OF Time. As surely as
comes winter, so surely will come the
day OF exposure 10 each and every
humbug and imposture under the sun.
And SO certainly as approaches the
summer, so ut last will dawn the day
that will vlndicate every true man
and every true medicine. The day of
vindicatiOn Of Hubbel's Golden Bit
tiers has long since dawned. It is now
enjoying the full sunlight OF deserved
prosperity. Time tries all. Time has
tried Hubbel's Golden BItters, and pro.
nounCed them genuine remedy for
Dyspepsia, Heart, burn, Debility, Liver
Complaint, Collie, Cramps, Nervous
ness, etc. These are entirely of vegeta-
Die origin, and are M agreeable as ell.
caciOus.
McCabe, Krafl Il Co., sole agents for
West Virginia. cod,
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"PRoyR THE PUDDING" Try Logan,
List Il Co.'s Excelsior Baking Powder,
and you will say, as thousands now
say--"lt Is the best we have ever used"
Now Is the time to prove II in your
Bnckwheat Cakes and Biscultl Get the
genuine,
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Your children should have pleasant
games with which TO while away the
evening hours, at least we think no, and
Y you nre Of the same opinion, call nj
a. w. PAUL ~ Cos, and examine their
large assortment Of Juvenile gnmes.
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THRRR will be on exhibition at Part
ridges Gallery for u few days, a pair
ofthe tihest pictures ever made In this
section Of the, country. Call and see
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lRoE-PHosPHORus-oALIsAYA.-T three
best TONES, skillfully and elegantly com.
bined In an amber-Colored cordial. beauti.
fully transparent 10 the eye, pleasant to the
tilStS, acceptable TO the stomach, In CaSwoll,
Hazard a Co.'S Zero. PhoSphomtsi Elixir OF
CalISaya BARK.
Each pint contains one ounce OF Royal
Calisaya Bark, and each teaspoonful contains
one grain oflron. Samples furnished freo to
the profession ..-..
stn CAsWELL, HAZARD Il CO.,
sole manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all druggists. '...l..I..
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THE most elegant "Imported Birds
Eye Maple" Writing Desks, TO be seen
In the city, are at A. W. Paulltk Co.'S.
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CRY couSciI.-The regular no5thly
meeting Of the City Council will be
hold this evening" isi9 9tl.Sf
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CIRCUIT CouRr.-ThIs Court met yes,
terday morning at lOo'clock. Tho case
oil George lresock, charged with tho
shooting of Farrell last December, was
called, but on account OF tho absence
Of material witness forthe defendant,
the trial WINS post poned until next Mon,
dry.
The sciTe IdciGS Cases oil Adams md
Watson were argued by General Wheat
on behalf Of those parties, and the fur
ther consideration OF them WIS con
Iinued until some future day Of the
term.
The Court will meet this morning al
0 o'clock.
PlcruME FRAMES for Less than cost,
nj pHrlTIdppiE. III
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MINIS Hob Nail Mill Brogans, at
Badgers for $40. tnslu49 5id''i4-
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CoRNs.-To the very numerous por-
ton OF the community who suffer from
cOrns and bunions, we can confidently
recommend rvislt to DR.. Kendall ut his
Office, 145 Mcclure House. We can
state from personal experience that
corns are extracted by means OF a
chemical solvent and without the
slightest pain by this gentleman.
Read the following testimonials, Sc.
lected from host ofothers In this CITY:
"Dr. Rendell several years ago cured
painful buniun for me. l had the
same operated on repeatedly without
success, but l am hlppy to state that
the Doctor has effected II perfect cure,
without pain. think his skill deserves
puCnliraUnmant
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Democratic as we profess 10 be. who shall
deny that things we apprec ate receive an
added dignity II distinguished by phnoely
honon?
Having been awarded ut the Paris Exhibi.
ton ono Of the HIGHEST MEDALS, the excel.
lence OF the WEED SEWING MACHINE
h past all doutt and the Ienown thus
achieved abroad will still more Increase ia
already WORLD WIDE reputation. This re-
nown Is fully JustIned by ita good qualities,
aS call at the Agency and an examination
OF tho Weed Machine will prove. e n
]. ]. WHEAT, GenI Agent,
No. 100 Main b., near Grant House.
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MeastaI
BAITIMOREIOCE HOSPTTll,
IsTABt1HHKp ASA REFUGE gRoMi

IllllfN 1IMTIINIr
ls,T y, ,o,,,.,, - 49,
2 = = ~ x, ~ y, N REFUGE IRON
RuANkEhf, - 49,
Fttr owrr ~ Il .Ss- T., .I.f,
10 a. N vi ~ VI ~ ls115 tNAh a CURE
e -, .' 80 aa n
d.rtsln s,sSl IN ui.epvered the most
Remedy in me WofA ssp ny VIZ NV htleetnal
HACK o. Limbs, STRUCTURE AZ ieeiin,, N. ~
kldne v aud kaddef, yulnnlnfy blsehar.e
ges, lmpol eney Uenofal Deli Iilys NON a,ss,,
no. pyspssla, ngncr. low Srlfiil ,con.
inAinn ot ldeaa Palpliation of ihs Hssff-
Slddine1 ptsease 9f the Head, dhsnsf'
Nose, or Skin Anecilona OF The Ilvsr innn1
ftomaeh, OF Howels-t hose 1Nrfihie DlaSE
defe arising nom Solitary hhhlii of YoolhE
,tctet nnd bolilAty practices innfO flini IA
W. yletis man ne snng ~ hyfena 10 lie
Matihen OF Ulysses, hlighting thelr moi
n.llnanL nope or QUOTATIONS. RENDERING
nm i'i'ke, eet I'M possible. s,tiiA 4 IN
-. .sl. YOUNG MEN .lIsg Ia & y
fApeeiAlly, who have bbcdmO the ,Viefin,. :, y
soii.aty Wee that dreadful and desiricliva
nAnlt Which annually sweeps t0ah uniii6hiv
~. o,g,.,nds q Young Men OF The mod
sA.n5iient talents and brilliant Intellect Wbti
In, . othetwlle have enifnnoCd ISinnis.s 3
senhI9rs with tho lhnnden or eloonefiee. az
M VIZ, 10 estacy the living Tyre, may mi
n A w y eonpnuenee. 4 i.
,s......l..Jl, MARRIAGE TX,
tintt f,SSIiSSs Nm: Ae s, Men conleniv.ps
Nta.tness NE ~. 4, ANAiel Of PhyAieial
Speedily ciitsi. A,esaiss ueiofinilioA
no VINO place. hlmsolf unlier M 4, y. I'M.
=. my tellg ionaiy conflde in nh hnnnr as q
ss sniI ~ eng Confidently fuly unon M
r nf,fsh NJ, ms ,,.... iu,l
N, ,,,,,. - ~.
This 49, wv Inll Vlgor teat1fe
~ - 1lst auecllon, which fNndeta
ie ,,er rs and inifiaee lpolbe Il ia
49, " ane NletlIn4 Of improper fns
SugGnI9sie,s a9ung persons are 100 npt NJ
SSaaa ~, nom MOI being AWaf6 ftie
.s!S,,s INV, iny enaue Now
W. ~ nnuSsnupds the subject will pfs
inst soohef ~ thasa sI,Sr q prpcreatlonb
habits than 6y the prudent B.,la y 1,S nv
n.,e .lp o. me pleasure or healty ofibnrins
hnsh NJ
uoan 10y ana mind aiise Tho Syttefn he
Fnne,t o,,n tle. ~ yAcial and Mental
Gpunetiu " WoAkened, Los Of PfucFoafiyo
ifowet, Nervous ltritabl Dyspepsia, Palni.
q DeDinly, and Wastlng OF the Tfarae.
= =. ~ '4S .a. Icy and Death:
~. pts S Vl.i'Lsl'tN.
meunpe[ oI inc Royal College of Hufneonn
kkoinluon, Ifadnate o. one OF the most efiiinelsf
So1egys va me United States, and the greaiai
Ps,tI,ot ppose nie has Deem spent In the no..
p'L 1a.. oi london Pafis, PHILADELPHIA, and
eneWhele has erected some OF the mott M.
Eonlsnlng cures that were ever known MANI
Lfgunled with ringing In the bend ma Nm
Mne a asieep great nerv ouknez, b6ing aiarnied
SnsbIna Staanasd p so,,1 tSine FREQUENT
ment ol NINA wers cI,rsi y, VIZ ueEange.
In. 4. aadta[.es AZ, M, -. -. .,v.A
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>. cHIIpRES's Rubbers at Badgers for
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M1ssns' Goat.pegsed Balmorals at
Badgers for 90 cents. ~ ~ =
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Firm Of Connolly, Cook & Co."
"From personal experience we heart.
lily concur In the foregoing certificate
that DR.. Rendell removes cOrns without
pain. +. p. PEIRPoINT,
GEORGE W. BROWN.
~ heartily concur in the above.
GEO. MCGowN.
Capt. U. 8. A."
DR.. Randell can be consulted ut l45,
LIST noor, Mcclure House, till Thursday
next, December II, inclusive.
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DR. InHNanM

Member Of. the Royal COLLEGE Of Artpaon,
London, Graduate q one OF the most efnii,snt
Soe ~ MI Lne United States and the greater
pltAs OF London, Paris, Philndelnhia ma
elseWnere, has etieeted some OF the mot mn.
tonlshing cures that were ever known MANI
Lfggubled win ringing In the head and Nm
wnen gre,lt ,belng alarmed
~ sudden sounds, baRhfulnesE, with treolent
Dlushing. attended sometimes with dara ssas
inent OF mind, were cured immedinteiy.
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National / Insurance COnDaHy
WHEELING. WEST VA.

hEEI4INu, WEST va.
ofice, IS Monroe st., next door TO LIST Ma.
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his once,

Inc DOCTORS DIPLOMA hangs In his ofilco,
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at thls estab-
llshment within the last twenty yenIS, and
me NUMEROUS Important surgical Operations
performed by DR.. Johnston, WltneSsed by Ina
reporters OF The SttIi and many other paper
notices OF which have appeared again ana
again before the public, besides his EtantlnF
as q gentleman Of character and rtspectas
oilty Il SUM Gent guarantee 10 the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CuREL.
mar5-lyt ~ -1g
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reject that a sound mind aud BODY mn ina
most necessary req Ilsites 70 prom6tA conniis
blal happiness. Indeed, without thes.a nm,
Journey through lie becomes a weary rilsTt.
mage; me prospect hourly darlEeng % lie
pair and nlled with the melancholv Tfiieh.
Lon that the happiness OF another Become
hlighted with our own. =. - :. -
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENOE,

once, No. Z south Frederick s,reet,
Len hand ode gotng from Baltimore street, q
few doors from the CORNER, San NOT n nb.-
serve name and number, - : -
No 1ettetsreceiyed unless post paitl and
containing astamp 10 be used on die reply,
Persons writing should state age, and ssTid
portion OF advertisement descflhlng symp.
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sons who saw the play, we learned that
it was well received. Mr.. Hill as
Othello, proved his great dramatic
talent more conclusively, while Bella
Golden as Desdemona, gave additional
evidence of the wonderfully versatile
talent which she possesses to such a
pre-eminent degree. Tonight the
great drama, The Octoroon," viii be
presented for the first time Those
who wish to witness a great dramatic
treat, one of the greatest of the sea-
son, viii not fail to be present. Sc
cure seats early.
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Snread the Truth!

&nu1e medical men insist that it is I'M
saRzEfied to advertise remedy, however
vzEzsEzble it may be. Queer reasoning this.
3 H. like saying that an article which the
ysEsztd needs should be hid in corner
sEEge benefits and blessings may be too
W6E2sly tfiffused-that the means of pro-
ERss9ing and restoring health should be
nf1nRe monopoly, and not accessible to all.
Tine argument is bad. 1t is worse than
FEgE'S STOMACH BITTERS-an absolute
zEc@1fc for dyspepsia, biliousness, and ner-
yBEa debiliLy-had never been known be-
N7zgsd the repertoire of the faculty, what
l@1zl6f have been the consequence? In
sHsGu Of curing and invigorating millions,
EfRS good effects of the preparation would
have Been confined to the comparative
Gaw- There is the highest authority for
Saying that light should not be hid under
@1uShel; that whatever is excellent should
IN Placed as city on a hill, where all men
HEinciple that the BITTERS have been
AaveTtised, and continue to be advertised,
n every newspaper of any prominence In
zae Western Hemisphere, and that the
13GmtaneOus testimonials In its favor have
tseen translated into allwritten languages.
Knousmnds enjoy perfect health to-day
WOO would be languishing on beds OF
sickness il the newspapers had not spread
~ tlsstb with regard TO This uIeQudEed snvtg-
aE0,st and CORRECTIVE farand wide. Sapposel
croft has been reaped from this publicity.
Ta that any argument against 1t? If the
Fubhc health has been protected; If lives
have been saved; If the feeble have been
strengthened and the sick restored, great
10od has been 0cc0Rtt) Lts1aeeJJ' and who so
mean as to grudge to exertiOns thus direct
"a their fair reward? efi'.i = lfeDio I'm
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] RECORDERS CoURT.-For throw
ing filthy water, slops, &C., into his
aeighbor's yard, a man whose cog
noman is withheld for the reason that
the publication of names often gives
people notoriety they do not de-
serve, was required to pay into the
city treasury the sum of 81, and swell
the exchequers of the Recorder and
larresting official to the amount of
50 95, which left but the price of a
glass of lager out of IS given back.
This statement is made for the benefit
of those who may offend in the same
way. 1t is the intention of the city
officials to enforce strictly the sanitary
regulations of the city. .
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G. G. S. BAND.--It is understood
that the Crescent City Silver Band,
not only created a sensation at the
capital of our own State, but in Gin
cinnati surprised the people of that
city with delightful music. The boys
serenaded the Commercial Office, and
were loudly applauded by those at
tracted by the music. They will re-
turn by the Mayfower, reaching
home as early as Friday morning, and,
perhaps, this evening. as the boat is
expected to-day.
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+ FILLING UP.-A lot near the river,
between Vine and Division Streets, is
being filed, or raised higher, with
the earth gathered in cleaning the
streets. The authorities have
an eye to the health of the city,
hence policing is going on vigorous
ly on many of the streets. Some en-
terrain fears that the dreaded pesti-
lence, cholera, will visit our city this
season. In that event, a more thor
ough cleansing will, perhaps, be the
means of saving life. The premises
of private citizens, as we'll as streets
and alleys. should be looked to.
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LADIES SUPPER.-The ladies of
Trinity Church have prepared an ex-
cellent supper for all their friends
who may attend their Sociable this
evening. As we have had frequent
occasions to remark, these church So
cables are becoming very popular.
They could hardly prove otherwise
when so much effort is. put forth to
make them attractive. We anticipate
large attendance at the church this
evening should the weather prove
propitious.
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a, EVANSVILLE MAoHINERY.-During
the last ten days, Messrs. Reitz 4
Haney have shipped large lot of
machinery to points up the Cumber-
land River, and they now have orders
ahead for vast deal of work. Not
withstanding the ice-blockade, during
the Winter, and the high water of
late, greatly affecting trade, these
gentlemen have not stopped work an
hour for want of orders, nor have
they, during the depression in the
money market, thrown a single hand
out Of employment The same is true
Of the other foundrys and machine
shops. Is there city in the State
that can boast as much? tits doubt
full, and more, no city in the West
can claim such healthy state of
things in the manufacturing houses.
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TRADE.-Yesterd there was in the
city gentleman from Madrid, who
came to this market to purchase dry
goods, groceries, mill machinery, &c.,
In preference to purchasing in ST..
Louis, or any other convenient mar
ket. He stated that he had tried
other markets. but that he found Ev-
ansville the cheapest, whether he
wished to purchase dry goods, boots.
shoes, hats, groceries, or machinery,
and that as long as he found this the
case, he would continue to patronize
Evansville merchants. This is a fact
that those abroad will do well to make
note Of. There is not much bust
ness discretion in going further and
faring worse. Let our people have a
trial. is4o9s ~ ee4
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PORK TRADE. - Although double
the amount of pork has been packed
In this city, to what there was last
year, there is not half the amount
there was at this time last year.
The sales have almost all been of
small lots, to go, it is reported, into
immediate consumption. The Ten
nessee River trade has in great
measure been supplied out of the
amount packed in this city. It is not
at all unlikely that prices for pork
will rule high before the pork season
arrives again. tt 3t DitA
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PAINFUL ACCIDENTAL gentleman
who reached the city by the train yes
terday, gives information that Mrs.
Joseph Devin, of Princeton, met with
a serious accident in that place last
Saturday. She had visited a family
where she had some sewing done, and
on leaving the house she fell down
the steps, which were steep, and broke
her arm, and injured herself other
wise. She was carried home, and DR..
West was called, who dressed her arm.
1t is hoped no more serious results will
follow. Mrs. D. is an estfnable lady,
as is well known to many of our
people.
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USED WITH AIwAYsGooD sue
CESS. ~xr
Singers and Public Speakers q

4mAAR ind 1Toches useful IN clearing the
TzasSse when taken before Singing or Speak
lx7E and relieving the throat after an un-
gzEnnf exer..on OF the vocal organs. TIL
--s-nEass are recommended and prescribet
Bsg physicians, and have had testimonial
sETE eminent men throughout the coun-
tAT- Being an article of true merit, aud
axsFfng proved their efficacy by test of
sszzny years, each year finds them in new
AszuREitiesin various parts OF the world, and
saa@ Eroches are universally pronounced
sEgS3sk than other articles.
EErAIN only Browns BRONCHIAL TRo-
iEszs -sandA do not take any of the Worthless
lapMfztioaas that may be offered. SOLD EVE
zzsEEERE. - &. sos54sg [dec6 daw6m Il
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MEETING OF Doc OwNERs.-There
will be a meeting of those who have
lost dogs by poison or shooting, at
Simon Kahn's, on Second Street, be-
tween Main and Sycamore, tonight.
All owners of deceased dogs are invi-
ted to be present. A counsel will be
on hand to advise as to the best
course to be pursued in the matter.
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n2rsV TOES were the order in the las
mn1sAOn of Congress, but nothing was so
wtzb64ually vetoed as Indigestion, Dyspep-
HE. and their kindred evils, by GOES
MsSEP EPSIA CURE. No two-thfrds vote
ezzE sver sustain these troubles when the
GEAIE rs called to the rescue. dyspepsia
Blackburn, and Acidity of the Stomach
essMmot exist where Goes dyspepsia Cure
I&3mken. land d&W1t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-28

GEIssLER & DELANG.--These gem
tlemen have full and complete stock
of all sorts ofjewelry, which they offer
at prices that cannot fail to please
customers. Attention is called to
their large advertisement, to be found
in the paper this morning
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-28
CITY NEWS.

PERSONAL General Jas. G. Veatch
was in the city yesterday, stopping
at the Sherwood. House He looks
improved in health, which will be
gratifying intelligence to his many
friends in this city.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-28

--COLGATE's HONEY SOAP. This
'ssshrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
ssand, - made from the CHOICEST mate
12s, is MILD and EMoLLiENT In its nature,
RAGRANTLY SCENTED. and extremely
ENEFICIAL in its action upon the skin.
nc sale by druggists and fancy goods
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