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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27
LOCAL NOTICES.

Great auction safe Of Fine Steel
Plate E1graTings. hooking glasses
and Silver plated Ware Stow gases,
at ,Dd44 iGofnran's, No. 81 Main
Street, OPPOSITE the Court House,
commencing this ModHay even
ing at seven o'clock. The a.
dies are invited to come and exam
inc thls collection of fiae pictures, TO
besoId to the highest bidder, without
regard to value ]. Il copEMas,
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New FIRM.-We have aseociated
with US in business, Mr. j. w. Bar
bour. who, for many years. has been
in our employ The new house will
be conducted under the name and
style Of Hollingsworth & Co. ~. s..
Thankful for the kind patronage
extended to us for many years By our
friends, we respectfully solicit aacSu
tinuanee of the same.nA a.4 baa td
C jane If HoLLINaswoRTH Bros. 4
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Ierre HaJls and Indianapolis.
5oio and Mississipgi Railroad.
SrEAMBOATLrNES


TO Lr0U1svII.LE-Everz Monday and
saturday alto o'clock \. u. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday. Thursday, and Saturday at 6
10 gAIao- Daily except sundaysTst 8
Ds%ccA =. 49, szLa-i1 .ea -
To 6REENa RIyER.-Eyery Wednesday
End Saturday at s o'clock p. n. Every
zonday and Thursday at o'clock 2. NJ. Tol.
To EAsTPoRT. = Every Tuesday and
EndHy al O'Clock P. X. --
ToslHE.sPE EsesT7 Daily, except sundays
EzsIvIiI.H Every Thursday At. four
To h1EMPHIs--Sern i-Vse ky. sS.F5 eS1rtC
Eocsport stage tyia osew b6rgt and Boon
alley Carrying the mali, leaves at A. NJ,
n Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays.
arrives hyeT,P. NJ Tuesdays Thursdays
SRd Saturdays.
Nsw HsEInqny Mail Z. gstagesleayeg Mon
Says and Saturdays by 4PsM.rfas
r. vernon Mail Stage leaves daily tex
gsp1 ST Z days. at a. 4. Arrives daily lex
sspc ss1Deaysl by 2 P. ~ asae @gT.z U ETr-
TO HEwBURG.-F1acE daily Except Sun
zay.) from the .Aerchant's HOTEL At 3
51otocE 2. Esla fEIaslafA .fsz4 sEEaA
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BR- Carter's Ink should be used on
every steamboat.
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.hilscards Hello Needles, N P1teRf
Wrappers, are superior 10 AL others.
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Between Oak Street and the
Walnut Street Church, a. childs's
cape Of Siberian Squirrel fur. a re-
ward Will be paid upon leaving it
either at this Office, or the. County
Clerk s office. - = --5,4-. ,janz7 ~
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PIGE0S MiLLs.-Best family flour
at So 70 per sack also, meal oats
and corn, and good Rio coffee 4
pounds for 81, and sugar 8 pounds fer
81 at = II s. Cooks,
janl3-dtf- No. 19S Main Street,
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RAJ a large Auction Sale of fine
steel plato engravings. looking glasses,
large and small fine silver plate show
cases at y. Fl, Cofman's Auction
Room, commencing Monday evening
5at7 O'Clock The ladies are especially
invited to attend. A. ~. jan27..
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Ladies' use Olark's Spool Cotton.
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TAKE none other than C7ark's C5lao,.
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AMERICAN Lead Pencils are equal
to any in the market, aud from p to
30 per cent. cheaper. For sale at this
Office. ; : t-t
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At the JOURNAL OInce: --F
s A. NJ. NOON. P. NJ. nfIDT.
TaeFmometer--- 4o9 e4o9g So . 800 +
A Republican Union County Conven-
-55 % ton ~ ~ 90
VIII fbs heldin, the Court House, i'm
Evansville pn43s ss1BLoF "a .9E
,SatgreEd5,1 FsBi'aa1y 9Th, 1853,
AZ 1-o'sloek p NJ. for the purpose of
appointing delegates to the State
Convection, to be held at Indianapo1
rs, on Thursday, February 2Oth, 1863
and for the transaction Of such other
business a. may property be brought
Before the Convention; ,7,.--7-7c71-77T
By order Of the Executive Commit
bee. - j. F9.ELtforr,s ebaiFBaiBi. a''
CorroN sAtEs. nal 4 large sAf lot Of cot
con was seldEat aaetlAn .en' Satdrdas
1t figures full up to market price,,
For low middling to upland from 81
70 n. .H93ABa 9SE1. H5h W ~
BANKRtPT6Y Thomas B. Way
icy, Of this county, and Matthew
Kemp and James II Bruce, Of
Evansville, have fled their petitions
For adjudication in bankruptcy
FoR SHERIFr. = There are only
fourteen Democrats Vh9 hsFe signirT
led shelf milfingbess to Serve he
dear people of Kuox.as Sheriff. Be
fore geiug interthe Copventious how
ever, each man who submits his
name will be required to put his hand
50 pledge 20 abide by the decision
Of thaEe body ae ae rs5ssss ss7g
C0URT OF COMMON PLEAS. The
ease q Sieber vs.. Enrich. balance due
Tor the erection Of house, occupied
al the time Of the Court OF Common
Pleas, on Saturday The result Ct
the suit was not learned, as the jury
returned late in the evening 1t is
not important. however, except to
those immediately interested in the
ease
BAPrIsING -Rey, 9. r. Pentecost
baptised three persons in the Ohio
sIFer, just in front of the Cresce ut
wy House, on Saturday.eue gen.
sle2an and two ladies. A large mum
Der q persons were in attendance
10 wiuess the ceremony. Some per-
sons who were led there by curiosity
alone, would have added great deal
20 their own credit it they had be-
haved little better. Loud laughter
sn sRclI occasions is sadly out OF
place. -
CHILD FouND. :. On Friday night
about 10 or II o'clock the barking of
dog drew the attention of Mrs. JohI
Kessler, at her residence on Eight
Street, between Sscamqre and Vine
and on going on tn back porch ish
discovefed little babe, about si1
weeks old, wrapped UP quite costly
Mrs. K. took the little babe in, an
cared for it kindly during the night
and IN the morning it wat turned owe
30 the township trustee, who place
It in the Orphan Asylum, where
will remain. No clue was had to tn
unnatural mother who thus aban
3oned her babe. The township trus
bee acted in quite fatherly 1nanne
towards the little stranger.
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RB- There is a great rush at Ell
LOFTS every day at P. NJ, to get
Dry Goods at Auction Prices. never
were lower. f-
The first ladies of the city are in at
tendance. ELLIOTT,
ian2l If Auctioneer.
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ga Ruled onion skin paper, ioI
foreign correspondence, both note and
letter size can be found at the JOUR
NAL Office.
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CITY NEWS.


meteorological observations, taken daily
AZ the JOURNAL Office: las 70
A. N. NOON. s P. NJ. asID'T
Taermo1neter---a z0s s.. e4OoF $50 3 800 +
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27

NEWSPAPER. We have now on
hand a large stock of good rag news
paper of the following sizes: 22x32,
24x34. 24x36, 25x3S, 28x42, 29x40,
which we will sell low for cash. Also,
good Winter News Ink, in % pound
kegs. JOURNAL Company.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27

LETTER AND NOTE PAPER.-1OO
reams assorted weights, and best
quality. For sale at
JOURNAL Counting Room
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27

THANKs,-MasterR. K. Catch ha
our thanks for late Mobile papers. se5
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27

ka- Letter Paper, from Z to II
pounds, ruled or plain, for sale at this
office.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27

Hand sewingtry .N1,eare5's Needles.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27

BAxxhtprtY = F Tt5omas b Way
icy, Of this county, and Matthew
Kemp and james H. Bruce, of
Evansville, have fled their petitions
Cor adjudication in bankruptcy
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27

Czmk's .Spool Colto.lis s Cerd 10 so.
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AN INFAMOUS PRACTICE.-There
are yet, we regret to learn, creature
or two who disgraces humanity and
outrages decepcy By INDUCING ia the
cruel, inhuman and dangerous amuse-
ment of tying tin kettles or cans to
the tails of dogs, just for the fun Of
the thing. One Of this character in
dulged inhis heartless sport yesterday.
morning, with well nigh fatal results.
The dog which had been thus heart
lessly treated, ran into Setchelis liv-
cry stable, with unearthly howlingsn
that frightened two, cove, causing
them to rush furiOusly'frOm the stable
just as lady was passing on her way
to church, who barely escaped being
turnover by the frightened animals.
The autho Of that act should be fer
retted out and severely punished.
REcoRDER's c6uRT.-Adan Drag
ley who has Of late been figuring eEs
tensively before the Recorder gave
security last Saturday for the pay
ment Of fine and costs 20 the amount
OF 20 5aa .sas7r11 - dirR ta1
g Philip Kress was arraigued on
charge of harboring '1dorgs" about his
premises, but on the payment Of costs
for polite attention given him. was
released ttu,9Iasd 8 g3 o1aJ 'a ~
N.f Ia..r- 81. rs
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Machines Use Ga,h's SDOol COeon
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Nil.oarlrs NeedIesfor sale everywhere.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27

,SNow.Lft was showing at midnight
last night. 81 ~ awsb .
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4 Republican Union County COnVen-
JV % ton @t % 90

VIII ,bs held 10, the Court House. in
Evansville. pnrl2 AerEEoE u .aE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27

CorToN SAFES. II large Tot Of cot
son was seldFt .aaefdsn .gns Saturday
1t figures full up To- market price,.
For low middling to upland from 81
70 l5, .t9318a 3SE59 856 W ~
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ever, each man who submits his
name will be required to put his hand
50 pledge 20 abide by the decision
Of th@Es body as He ra5s,s sAasgy
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Milward's Needles are the best III
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- q i7srEtG1i uTNW bfE
By order Of the Executive Commit
bee. - j. R.pELf .forr,5 ehairman. . g
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27

Fok SHERIFF. = There are only
fourteen Democrats vhqs have signi7y
led their wilfing6ess to serve the
s--l A. p Cl.n, D.
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gppolntIng delegates to the97State
Convection, TO be held atilIndianapo1
rs, on Thursday, February 10Th, 1863;
and for the transaction such other
business as may property be- brought
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AZ q clock p NJ. for the purpose of
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dear People of Knox as Sheriff Be-
fore geiug iaterthe ( opventions how
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lSatgreIdgII Fs5ilaef2.y gu, 1868,
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C0URT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The
ease q Sieber vs.. Enrich, balance due
Tor the erection Of house, occupied
al the time Of the Court OF Common
Pleas. on Saturday The result Ct
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The Pacific Railroad.

The Treasurer of the union Pacific
Railroad Co, Mr.. John j. Cisco, gives
public notice that the coupons of the Fist
Mortgage Bonds of the Company will be
paid in gold coin after the, lst OF Januay
The latest reports state that at the close
of the year the road will be completed
from the Missouri River to the base OF
the Rocky Mountain Range at this end,
and at the other end from the Bay of San
francisco over the Sierra Nevada Noun
tain into the western part ofthe Salt Lake
Basin, Only about 100 miles remain
to be built. On the western eud 6.0O0
Chinese are employed as laborcrs, aud the
locomotive is running over 105 miles OF
the road
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Another Dodge.

"One half Of the world does not know
how the other half exists" is an old but
true saying. The bad and decetful por
tion of the worlds people are continually
inventlng some scheme by which they
may pluck and victimize the unwary. 4
new mode to accomplish this has just ori.
ginated in the ''land of steady habits. =
A jewellery pedlar calls at house and of.
iers his wares for sale. When he is about
to leave the premises he pulls chain out
of his pocket, which to the unprac,ised
eye has the semblance Of gold, and says
he found it but short distance away.
aud presumes that it belongs to some one
in the neishberhood. As he is going
directly from the place he offers to leave
the article in their hands provided tuo or
three dollars is paid him for his trouble.
The money is generally advanced, and
the pedlar leaves the party in possession
OF chain worth about eight or ten cents.
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TO OWNERS OF HORSES.

OF HORSES DIE YEAR
n ly from Collie. This need not be- DIR.
Tobias Venetian Horse Lniment Will posi-
lively cure every case, ii given when first
taken. The cost is oaly Que dollar. Every
owner of horse should have bottle IN his
stable, ready for use. 1t is warranted supe-
rior to any thing for the cure o Cuts, Wind
Calls, Swellings. Sore Throat, Spr;gns.
Bruises, Old Sores. &c. This Liniment Is
no new remedy 1t has Been used aud ap-
proved of tol 20 years by the first horsemen
IN the country. Given to an over driven
horse, it acts like magic. Orders are con-
stantly received from the recing stables Of
Eng laad for it. The celebrated Hiram
Woodruff. of trotiing fame, used it for years.
aud said IT is far supeaor to any o,her he
has tried. Recollect. DR.. Tobias Venetian
Linment is put up in pint bottles. Take no
other. Sold by Druggists and Saddlers. -
Depot, 56, Cortlandt Street, New York.
Jan. 2-lm.
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Warm Weather and its Effects.

Many people, especially ladies, complain
at this season of the year of general weak
ness and debility. The use of Speer'.
Port Grape Wine prevents this. The
wine is said to have a most wonderful ef
feet in giving strength, vigor and tone to
the whole system it is extensively used
by ladies nursing or about to nurse in
fants.
Parties from London and Paris order
it,appreciation it above French wines. II
is said to be unsurpassed for summer
complaints and for weakly persons. Our
druggists have obtained some direct from
Mr.. SPeer. The price is low for so ex
cellent wine, and every family should
aaFe bottle IN the bouse.--Ih7odelphia
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Look Out !

Our citizens may not generally be a
ware that there is a Borough Ordinance
In force prohibiting the throwing of coal
ashes, &c into the street, under the pen.
aualty of s2 90 for each offence. This
throwing of ashes into the street and scat.
tering it over the sleigh track i. a CALLING
nuisance to those using the sled or sleigh
aud if they see proper to lodge complaint
before a Justice of the Peace, can have
the parties SO offending fined the above
sum
We understand that certain parties are
resolved to haye the sleigh track at least
free from ashes; and we would therefore
advise every one who is not anxious to
pay Sz line to put their ashes in the back
yard, or to pile it up very snugly just out
side of thesutter so as in no way to in.
terfere with the sleigh track, nor with
the free passage of the water in the gut.
ter
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TO CONSUMPTEEES.

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will
send Gree of charge) TO all who desire it.
the prescription with the directions for ma k
ing and using the simple remedy by which
he was cured of lung affection and tha.
dread disease Consumption. HIS only object
is to benefit the afflicted and he hopes that
every sufferer will try this prescription, az
il will cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing. Please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No l65 s. Second ST, Williamsburph, n. Y,
May l6, lS67.-lyr.
The above Remedy FOR Consumption, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and all
Throat and Lung Affections, together with
a pamphlet giving the prescription and
short history Of his case, can be obtained of
MIR. Wilson's authorized agents.
DREHER 81 BRO, Druggists,
Stroudsburg. Pa.
p. s. - Pamphlets furnished free fcharge
Dec. 10, I667.-3m.
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o. A protracted meeting has been in
progress 10 the Methodist Episcopal Church.
in this borough, for the last two weeks We
are pleased to observe that the success Of
the meeting thus far gives great encourage
ment to the brethren, and that the cause of
Christianity promises to be greatly advanced
by it. The meetings, ofcourse, are held under
the charge of the eloquent and zealous pas
tor OF the church - the Rev J. Ii. Alday.
Meetings with similar object in view
the conversion of souls to Christianity
are also being held in the Presbyterian
Church.
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The Governors Message.

The Message of Gov e-nor Geary has been
giving to the public. 1t is long but an
interesting document. In regard to the
redemption Of overdue bonds, being class
ed among the receipts, which is proper
enough, may, however, conceal the true
amount OF the receipts. The revenues OF
the State, from ordinary revenue sources.
were 5,423 ,330-0T, which, with a bal.
ance Of 81, ,033 u in the funds at the
beginning of the fiscal year, makes the
receipts over seven millions. The story
of receipts and expenditures is not so in
teresting as that which relates to the
s37 ,7O4 ,409-77. OF this amount over
500, 600 is in relief notes, issued over
twenty five years ago, and never present
ed for payment, and which most probably
have been destroyed. During the year,
$3.50, ,620-94 of the State Debt were re
deemed, and there is in the Treasury, and
applicable to the payment of over due
loans, 1887 ,979-3 -35-so that over debt
will be soon reduced to S34.766, 1922.
Towards paying this amount, there are
in the public treasury assets, most oi
which are available, amounting to over
thirteen million of dollars. The Cover
nor suggests that it is an evil that large
amounts of money remain, sometimes fol-
long periods, in the public treasury, which
| if placed at interest, might yield some
thing toward the reduction of expenses
He suggests that the money might be
loaned to advantage, but does not specify
to what class of borrowers. The sugges
tion is one that, if acted upon, should be
discreetly considered. If the State Cal
place her surplus money in United States
bonds on advantageous terms, or some
thing of that kiud, the benefit would b,
great; but in no other way should tn,
State become money lender, because th,
risk Of incurring loss thereby would bt
very great. Governor Geary treats a
considerable length of many other mat
ters, and has introduced 10 the attention
of members of the Legislature, aud to citi
zens, suggestions that are worthy of con
sideratiou. The message is we'll written
and full Of good, sound sense aud if til,
members Of the Legislature respond Will
any earnestncss. good must come from
the preparation Of the document.
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A M e loan
WALTHAM
w A TCHES

The true value of Machinery sptlied ~
Matchmaking is not that by its use Watch.
es are made rapidly, but that they are mad,
correctly. Very few people know WY.
Wallham Watch should be s,peyior r. a.,
other. In the first place, at WaI,ham The
Watch is regarded as only machine 70 h.
constructed like any other machine. ON m..
chanical principles. If the watches ar.
good, 1t is because the machinery is good
vi course there must be no defect in the
principle or plan of the movement - no mis-.
take In the sizes CT shapes of the pieces of
which 1t Is composed = nothing wanting in
thelr properties, and no error in their posi-
lions. lhese points once thoroughly settled
L res's wholly with the machinery, eonstruc-
Tea win INFINITE diversity of for.n q nd fupc--
lion expressly for the purpose. to produce.
the hnlshed pieces. BY means OF multiplying
guages ahG micro>copes, tests and irsDectiou
LOT me detection OF wear IN the cutting tools,
ana ior iauits and flaws In steel or stone are
maze 10 accompany The work In every stage
from beginning TO end. As necessary re-
suit, the watch goes together perfect ms
chime. Every part is found to fit properly
nj Its place. Every pin may be pushed Til,
| II plnches, and every screw turned homc.--
Instead of a sluggish and feeble action the
/
llghtest handspring, vibrates With a wide
and free motion, and the beat has the clear
ringing sound always characteristic Of the
Waltham Watch. The machine is a time
keeper from The start.
This system of matchmaking is unknown
IN foreign countries, and is entirely originaI
with the Waltham Company The Compa-
ny claim that by it they produce watches.
'hat cannot be equ1lled for every quality
winch makes watch valuable. Simple in
! plan and correct in principle, the movement
IS not only beautifully finished, substantial.
accurate and cheap, but is uniform in the
minutest details, not easily dama ged, and
when repaired always a. good as new
There are different grades of finish m the
different varieties of watchers made by the
Wa'tham Company, as there are different
sizes and sh1pes 20 suit all tastes and means:
but every Watch that bears The genuin.
trademark Of " WALTHAM" is guaranteed TO
be good one, and nobody need be afraid 10
buy it.
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From, the Pailad.Iehia Sunday Times
Dec. 29th, 1867.

DeC- -JtH, lCOi.
a New Literary Enterprise.
Great liberality on the part of the pub,
fishers 600 to be awarded to the
subscribers, = Novel plan to induce .
large circulation.
We have been favored with advance
sheets of a new monthly magazine, issued
on an entirely new plan by Messrs. Ev-
ans & Co., publishers.
From our knowledge Of the parties en-.
gagged in this enterprise, VIC feel justified
in asserting that their undertaking will
be success, aud in all respects satisfac-
tory to the public.
In addition to the attrctions Of fresh
and interesting monthly, containing ar
iicles from the best authors in this coun
try and Europe, as the title indicates.
the publishers draw upon the whole world
for topics of interest, and offer as induce
ments (if such were needed) dividend
system" of an entirely original character.
in which all their patrons will partici
pate. This department is under the per-
sonal supervisor and exclusive control OF
Mr. George G. Evans, long and favorably
known as a gentleman of experience, cap
ability, enterprise and probity. We com
mend to all perusal of the "prospectus.''
wherein the distinctive features Of the
enterprise are fully set forth, feeling satis-
fed that the result will be an immense
circulation Of their new monthly, "The
World at Home" Full particulars are
sent free. Address Publishers "The
World at Home," Sl4 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa