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Torture.

Nn0 would endure the torture arising
afxc1n Chiils and Fever, when IL can De
emily cured7
who would endure sleepless nights,
hnrHing fevers and icy chills alternately.
when 3 remedy can be obtained for q
zsrZEeS
Who would wander like an uncertain
shadow, never knowing what moment
they may be Frustrated?
Wn0 would be q burden TO himself and
n Ey- r.3en 20 his friends, who are worn out
M administering to his wants?
WHO would live this life of agony when
L. great Alternative and tonic,
ROsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs,
car DC cbta ned at the nearest village?
This long established and justly renowned
1n6tsClne has never been known to fail in
n single case, and none but the foolish and
weak would hesitate to procure 1t al once,
and save themselves from intense, life
long torture. Prepared after long expe-.
lance and deep study, 1t has received the
sancomiuns OF the most eminent ply 81
slams, as well as all classes from every
part of the country. To those who doubt
AS many virtues, all we can say Is, TRY 1T,
and Judge for yourselves.
EVERYDAY letters pour in upon US, testi-
tying to It's great efficacy la Curing Fever
alsd Ague, Dyspepsia, Languor, Nausea,
ard Einilar Ills.
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NoTIcE.-My Compound Liver Pills
contain no calomel, and owing to
their greater safety should be used in
connection with my Tonic Syrup, in
stead of Cooks Pills and calomel.
They act with certainty on the liver,
and very mildly on the bowels. They
can be easily broken up with sugar
sahd given to children of all ages. 39lt
i Owing to the. difficulty of putting
up my Pile and Universal Ointments
inlvials, I have been compelled to use
tin boxes instead. The Ointments
keep as we'll, and the boxes are more
convenient forsbotk the manufacturers,
and consumer.
This notice wills .hereaf terI appear
on each box with fac-simile Of my
signature r. A. ARMIsTEAD.
augZl III 4betrt .lsyo zoo .grt.s3f.s.g.f.. rrl
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GRAND CONCERT OF THE q

'RAND CONCERT OF THE O-rs
IRA AssocIATIoN-There was 70 7
and highly Fashionable and inteI,ge 5
audience at Crescent City Hail..
night, to witness the fit concer. a
the Evansville Orchestra .ssoc;at; )
but we are mortified to sa. that Z
itinerant band of Ethiopian l;nst-e
or respectable buffoon woul baro
received a larger auditory. Re. tsJ
ent don't draw in this city. The =
cert was one of the very best we b.,
ever Witnessed Ia this city or elss
where. The programme was admira.
bly, made. up and admirably per
formed. The opening overture. The
Poet and the Peasant" was surpass-
ingly fine. The Caliph of Bagdad
was executed with superior ability,
and was warmly applauded. The
vocal music of the Liederkranz was
greatly admired, while the solo
by F. w. Bennett and Henry Schefer,
we're received with vociferous APP
plause demanding repetition.
Trust to Luck as rendered by b1r.
Sch@fer, we never heard excelled.
There is deep melody in his voice
that is perfectly enhancing. The
overtures of Martha and Norma were
almost faultless, while natures sounds
were not only enchanting but highly
amusing. The piano solo, by Prof.
Won Roy, was literally faultless, and
very mastery performance. The
Crescent City Silver Band never made
better music than on this occasion.
The Crescent City Hall is admira-
bly, adapted for musical entertain
ments, surprising any other hall in
the city, and will no doubt be in great
demand until the new Opera House
is finished. There is not the slight
est necessity for importing singers to
this city, because we possess an
amount of musical talent here that is
absolutely unsurpassed by any city in
the West. When it is remembered
that the Orchestra Association is
scarcely three months old, their pro-
fciency as developed last night is
truly astonishing. We hope to see
an early repetition of the concert.
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TEACHERS INsTITUTE- Third Day.
The Association met at 9 O'Clock
A. NJ, pursuantte Adjournment The
roll Fbeing called, sixty-two mem
bers were found to be present The
exercises commenced by the reading
OF portion 0of Scripture, and the
singing of a piece of music, after
which Prof. T. W. Harvey continued
his interesting lecture on Geography.
He spoke of the manner in which
rain, hail, and snow were formed, of
the distribution and annual fall there
of, and mans power over the natural
elements. He stated and discussed the
following laws: 1st. The annual fall of
rain is the greatest on the eastern side
of continents between. the tropics.
I'd. Beyond the tropics the greatest
annual fall of rain is on the Western
side of continents; Sd. The annual
fall of rain diminishes from noun
tains into the plains 4th. The annu-
al fall of rain diminishes as we recede
from the equator either north or south;
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LOCAL NOTICES.

CHALLENGE.-Ata special meeting
of the Resolute Base Ball Club, the
following challenge was issued: bse
OFFICE REsoLUrE BASE BALL JLUB,1
EVANSVILLE, Ind Aug. 20, 1857.
TO the President, other Officers and
Members Of Evansville Base Ball
Cub, EUdnsrille, Indiana ~.
The first nine of the Resolute Base
Ball Club challenge the first nine of
the Evansvilles to play the first game
of home and home match for the
championship of this city. on the
Resolute grounds, on Saturday,
August 81, 1867, at q O'Clock p. M
By order of the President.
Fl. w. BIPPUs, Sec'y pro ten,.
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BISHOP SIMPsoN.-This eminent
and eloquent divine reached our. city
last evening on the mail train. While
here, he will be the guest of Rev. G..
N. Sims, ON Third Street. near Black
ford's Grove. Those who desire to
greet the Bishop kindly, can do so by
calling on him there during the day.
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Doors AND SHoEs.-We direct at
tention to the card of Mr. George L.
Dixon, dealer in boots and shoes, to
be found elsewhere. Mr.. Dixon is
one of our most reliable and enter
prising business men, and has large
stock on hand. We commend him to
the trade.
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Blessed is the man who invented
GlsaS9." says saucho Panza. Still more
lnss.as of remedying the neglect and mis-
ttsEtSzre that changed my locks gray before
1sG.T EzIne, or res ped the harvest OF my hair
@se9zge the season OF my decay. To - Bar
,ssss.gas Vegeta bic Hair Restorative" must
I've asScribed merits possessed by few or
NONE OF the usual remedies for badness
Tszs1 premature gray hair. The testimo-
112szSs OF its efficacy are numerous and
lrrGproachabl BILE. iy6
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SPLENDID PEACHES. = Mr.. Jacob
Schooner showed us yesterday some
splendid specimens of peaches grown
by himself in the city. They are
very large, very handsome, uniform
in size, and of delicious flavor With
such evidences of the adaptability of
our soil for the cultivation of peaches,
We are astonished that greater atten-
ton is not given to the subject. Our
farmers would find an extensive cuI-
aviation of peaches highly profitable.
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= GOOD Music To-NIGHT-The ex-
cellent choir of Trinity Church will
perform one or more appropriate
pieces of music. accompanied by the
grand organ, not as an additional att
traction to the evenings entertain
ment, as no incentive other than good
taste and the mere mention of Bishop
Simpsons name is needed, but mere
ly to fill space and time.
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IMPORTANT 5NoFIcE TO Book
KEEPERS The Secretary of the
Evansville Library Association else
where publishes an important notice
to those who are keeping books be-
longing to the Library Read it.
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RUNAWAY AND INJURY.-A horse
and buggy ran away yesterday on
Chestnut Street, which resulted in
the occupant of the buggy being
thrown out, receiving some injury in
his limbs. We did not ascertain the
unfortunate mans name.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

rzas splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
ssrcrN6-- The only true and perfect Dye.
f{Syualess. Reliable Instantaneous. No
EfassE pointment. No ridiculous tints.
;ssdGR.sl Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
gsasssze OF Bad Dyes. r1nyigorates the hair,
Ee1Ezng it soft and beautiful. The genu-
&nSs IL signed Hsij5GSH 4. BdtchelOr. II 9TH
ere &-S mere mutations, and should be
a,EGSs5ed. Sold by all Druggists and Per-
stzzaszs- Factory 81 Barclay street, New
THrE-
Ar BEWARE OF 4 C0UNTERFEIT
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Removal

49, II. GILBERT d co. HAVE RE.
As&s moved to their new four-story store
Nc 81 North First Street where thew viii
AID as many new ones as VIII favor them
with 6. call. A full assortment of Groceries,
&c., always on hand. and for sale at the
's~zsSeeTRents 10 all those btsas,g for CASH.
ozCVg div
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BorToM FELL IN.-Hedderich 4
Lauer have a splendid stock OF all
sorts of Groceries, Sugar-Cured Hams,
Country Bacon. Fresh Vegetables. &c,
all of which will be sold at the small
est margin for profit. Those desiring
BARGAINS will consult their interest by
calling at their Grocery Store, on
Sycamore Street, between Third and
Fourth. lauzi DOT Z
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NEW Goohs:-Having just received
nay ran stock,I am now prepared to
make the sam up in the most ap-
proved style, al / have one of the
best cutters in tn West TRY him.
augYtf. il. CARLIN, Ag't.
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RAIN.-After drouth of consider
able duration this vicinity was blessed
with copious rain yesterday, com
mencing about 6 in the morning and
continuing till 10 o'clock. After
noon another heavy shower fell, fairly
flooding the streets q and cutters.
Other light showers fell during the
afternoon and the prospect of re-
newal, was quite favorable in the
evening The air was hot and sultry
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Meth and Freckles.

<ine only reliable remedy for those
isssFxH discolorations on the face called
Magza Patches and Freckles is PRRRY's
&9iGTE AND FRECKLE LOTION. q Prepared
S1Ial5g ny DIR. b. c. Perry, Dermatologist, ~
5Ss1EG Street, New York, Sold by all drug
@ixsS IN Evansville and elsewhere. Price
81 Jser 5ottle. iy2 d3m
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CONSOLIDATION. - The firms of
Henry K. Blemker, and Blemker,
Tillmann Il Co., Stove Dealers and
Excelsior Stove Works, have been
consolidated. and will henceferth be
known as Blemker, Tillman d Go.
All debts and accounts will be col
lected and paid by
may25tf BLEMRER, TILLMAN & Go.
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NCBEEsE.-100 boxes choice, Fac
", Hamburg and Western Reserve
G0sse, received direct from the
fees of Ohio. The same Is offered
iorAe at extremely low prices.
PARSONS, SCOYILLE a. Co.
4% ~ Main Street.
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STORE FOR RENT. "A splendid
store, \ Q; 20 Man Street, now occu
pied oy COOK & fealy. Inquire of
auz| Cook 4 HEALY.
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For SALE.-Cook Il Healy, No. rs
Main Street. will sell their entire
stock of Groceries. This is good
chance for any one that wishes to go
into the business. Mr.. Cook has
purchased farm in the East, and will
remain there Cook q HEALY.
Evansville, July II, 1867. 13tf
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s. n. ROLEY'S
Rea1 Estate Agency.

a-sM the ofdce Of VIM. Emery, Justice or the
AYeace, on Third Street, between Main and
Locust.
Real Estate bought and sold on commits
eaS0u, at reasonable rates. No charge If the
@sa3e La not Effected Will attend to the nav,
zz4ent of Ia xes, Collecting of debts renting
e1G hooees, &C. GO. jy25 dam
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Court House, In Evansville,

A GAY TIME.-A large number of
the young folks Of the city had gay
and joyous party at the Crescent
City Springs last night. 1.Tr.l4f