The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-21

high compliment to the fertility of the
soil and the industry of the farmers
of Indiana aanc qEt f9t sala
GREAT EXCITEMENT "A Coat
LosTALast night, just before the
Morning Star left, a. passenger rush
ed to the Office, in a state of great
excitement, and informed the clerk
that his overcoat, two umbrellas, and
some cards, which he had just had
printed at the JOURNAL Office, had
been stolen from his room. His
room was examined, and nothing
could be found. He at once deter
mined to stop off and have the cards
printed over again. The clerk sug-
gested that he had put the articles in
some other room. But he. was posi-
tive that that was the Identical room
in which be had left them, He left
the boat, Johnny .Ouerbacker had
nitoo many such cases tolbe3satis-
fed. He passed 9qalong the guard,
andali the SECOND reom fremrohis
owpsi found the missing goods. The
gentlemen was g9nes but hefYM find his
ogercoat,D J umbrellas. and cards all
right at, Qwensborps whep9 be arrives
there. tn Men should neyer)aet preeipf
itately, or Enthusiastically certain of
anything IN this world, except death
and taxes. gol .a2oodsa bns alfonso
5 Later.-lThe sgentlemanihas returned
aboard, and fsfsatisfed.9 But the
JOURNAL loses a job, uook 13fLie ,aoi
s EVANSVILLE, Feb. 49, '67.
Mrs. PE, Geissler,, President Of the
Daughters Of Rebehah.7 @
MADAME: - We, the undersigned
Committee of the Evansville Leider-
kranz, in consideration of Resolu-
ton passed and adopted by the Soci-
ETY., do hereby tender our services in
getting up the Opera-the Leider-
kranz in China for, the benefit of
the general poor of this city, at any
time and plaeeyou may suggest. g1sl
.1dVery respectfully yours,oao9.l 9dp
5 difwJ.s ScHLEsINGER,sl ~ y Bars
- CHAs. oWAoK, sCommittee.
AUG. BRAUNs,
g9Is39iHA} 90 t.-..ts.s .hoie@'M 4ul tu4 81
.aooa5!ol 7 EVANSVILLE, Feb. 20.
10 rs essrs. aSeklesingsr, Wack and
BrdAns, CJinntittese Of the. EcdaStis;7le
WLe6derhIiaat5 i ......... qiq3 boog yifs1qI
nGRNTGEMEN 2# Your favor of the
10Th instgS bffering- your valuable SER
vices to- our SocietyJiss thankfully re-
vedawWithsyour consent we select
Friday, March list, as theu time, and
the Iurnersl Hall as the place!od baa
oj boXery Respectfully, gtio sf5 eils
,lasIts MRsD Phi GEIssLER. Rrest:99s
uiMRs. Thomas IA RcHERg Seeig.Istssy
bANoTHERT PREvENTIvEaoFeA Y4
DRoPHoBIA -Thefollowing letter has
been handedous by Mr Postmaster
MoNeely for publication. It'is simple
and'worth a trial:iad-bao1d xis I'D /
gdT......gniNEw YoRR, Feb. HOO
Fqstill Hasssr ;moIl hgyi1Ia gg9U a9Ll Z |
SIR;TI, notice in the New York
Rerdtd of to-day an item in reference.
to a aKentuckian' sojourning at
your place to g try the effectof the
mad Stone for the pieyention Of hy-i
drophobia, and the. be is suffering
greatly from apprehension of the dis
ease &cs1d e111qa a'W 7sYisiplhV
iIlcannot resistvts TIE temptation to
write to- you and ash IL the above be
true, ,andiif so to- urga liimi to try the
following: Take oyster shells and
bake or burn them until they can be
powdered foreground up like meal
or coffee-1then make the powder into
little cakes by mixing it, with BUTTER
FRY them, and eat freely, !.
My friend Gen. Hatch, of the Reg,
ular Army now in Texas, has for
years carried this prescription in his
pocket; has administered it to several
persons-one or two of the menunder |
his command, to an Indian, and others,
in some cases where the spasms had |
already eommehced-and he says he
never knew Tito 9fdil of "a ccare.b Itis
worth, the trial, at alIeEentsl; and9I |
sincerely hopelitb may be efectual in
NJ NJ tHeSe IS any aa1d In this st9P2gg,
please ask the man to apply to some
frst-class Homeopathic Doctor1+for
in that school there are medicines,
they give as, 1OreyentiUes for the dis
eases; ffhatifs to prevent the spasms
when they commence The disease is
nervous, and can sometimes he con-
trolled. aaeIea -nnlinon hr6rp 9 win