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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-30

The aeRsE FAIR.-SeveraI of our
citizens returned from Sullivan on
last nights train, having been in at
tendance at the Horse Fair. The
Fair was pronounced success, and
some excellent trotting and pacing
was exhibited. A horse fair would
pay in this city, we believe.
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CJTY N E w S /.

"a The total sales of real estate
the past week amount to S29,756.
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BG- Prang's Cromos. equal to the
finest Oil Paintings, from 81 80 TO
S25 co. Call and examine them at
L. & BIS. oc1tf
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OYSTER SoUP-Only ten cents
plate at lunch every morning, at Neu-
mann's Exchange, opposite the Opera
House. oct28-Sb
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E~ See Jacob Lennert's local no.
tiee in another column.
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heuisvil;e Merket,


By TeIes faph.I LOUISVILLE. Oct. ..
FLOUR-Firm supefnne 81 90.
HoG5-KUied to-day, 500 head a pens,
700 head; market dull and nominal, owing
to warm weather.
ToBACCo-Leaf stendy: sales 80 hhds at
s. 50 Tor Tugs to SIS 50 for medium bright
wrappers.
= PRoYLSIoSs-No sales. rss
WHISKY Firm at Il 10.
WHEAT--sl IS.
CORE-SJcs
OATS-55c-
RYE-At DOC.
SUGAR-Prime New Orleans lie -r#
MoLAssEs-Prime New Orleans zoe.
CoFFEE--Prime Rio 23j<c.
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OPENED.-H. j. Schl@pfer has re-
ceived aud opened his new stock of
Fancy Goods, which are now on ex-
hibnion. Call and see them. oc28-3t g
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Opening.

JACOB LENgERT would respectfully
inform his friends that he will open
out his new Saloon, next to the Grim
inal Court Room, this morning, and
will at all times keep the best Liquors,
Cigars, sc. Come aud see me. oc30,1t
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The latest style Millinery Goods
and Velvet can De always had at
Hughes. oct25
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OFFTCIAI.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in tn
Post-Office at Evansville, State OF Indiana,
on the 18th day OF October, 1859.
Persons calling Tor any Of these letters
will please say - Advertised, p giving date.
LADIES, list.
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SALE OF CoTToN.-Martin, Gardner
& Co. sold, yesterday, FIVE bales of
good Tennessee cotton, at the follow
ing prices: One bale Low Middling at
23Bc; three bales Of Good Ordinary at
234c, and one bale Ordinary at 23c.
The market was stiff, and the bidding
spirited.
They also sold three hogsheads of
prime tobacco stems at 500 per hun
dred pounds, which was q good price
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-30

ga Novelties in Dress Goods, now
on sale and very cheap, at Schapker,
Busting II Co.'S seq
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GOOD SU6aEsTIoN.-That is a SEN
sible suggestion Of an English drug
gist, who advises that every label of
poison should state also the most
accessible antidOte. Druggists muir
ders" would then be swept from the
calendar. Every druggist should
promptly act upon the suggestion
herein contained. and if such were
done, hundreds Of lives would be
saved annually throughout the coun-
try
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EgTorn money taken at par for
goods At Sehapker, Bussing & Co.
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style, by the most competent fuTrlers
In the city, at
aee f. A. WEBER & Co.'S,
oe30. Sign of Bengal Tiger.
I- See GILBERT & Coz adver
tisement of two of the best and finest
Stores in town for Rent. oc29-H
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-The Recorder
did not have any levee yesterday,
but turned his cases over to Squire
Emery. aa va
The first case on the docket was
the case of the German that was ar
rested yesterday, for taking too much
''forty.rod stryehnine" He was found
guilty, and fined 81 and costs, AS he
was short Of funds, the Squire threw
off his costs. The old man liquidated,
and was set at liberty. h
B. f. Gillett, a policeman, had
trial ON the charge of assault and
battery on the old German mentioned
above. 1t was thought by several
persons, who witnessed the arrest,
that the officer was entirely too
rough for the occasion. Afetr close
Investigation, the Justice decided
that Gillett had not committed an
assault, and was acquitted
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MORE CURIosITIEs. - Mr.. A. S.
Hayhurst has contributed to our
Cabinet of Curiosities pair of sweet
potatoes united together a Ia Siamese
twins. s.t
The officers of the Petrolia No.
contribute cabbage weighing twelve
pounds, and Mr.. Elias Rust, of Ken
lucky sends us a huge beet that bears
q remarkable resemblance to dressed
turkey, except that it is destitute Of
wings. and has an extra pair of small
drum sticks Immediately inside the
large ones, and nicely crossed over
the body of the vegetable turkey. We
shall have it roasted for Thanksgiving
unless some generous soul sends us a
genuine turkey.
We have been promised a stalk of
cabbage bearing thirteen perfect
heads. This is what might be called
a hydra. headed cabbage. "a
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%100 Broche and Paisley shawls,
Irish poplins and fine dress goods very
soHAPKER. USING & Co.

BT Deoalcomania, or Pictures fer
transferring, with varnish for fixing at
Fish & Barter's. oc1tf
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Mr.. Lowell Gree6leaf IF this town

Mr.. Lowell Greelileaf IF this town
advertises for sale two nice Durham
Heiftrs. See adv't headed "Dont
lall Speak at Once,
One Lucius Reed of Concord, a
returned One-armed soldier, hired a
team at II. II. Ide's stable in st.
Johnshury, OF May LIST, 10 90, "a tie
said, to Concord. Not fptur ing,
MIR. Ide started to look him up. He
soon found that he had been home.
and after a Ruthless searcl, through
Orleans county and down to Mont.
pelier. he struck across the hills to
the Connecticut river, when he at
once ran upon his track, which he
followed up to Bradford, where he
found his horse and harness at the
Trotter House stable. 1t seems
that Reed went from this place to
Baruet where lie remained SUNDAY
night FROM there he went to Fair
lee and Oxford, where he exchan red
wagons with Thomas L. Dimick,
receiving $50 ITO hoot." On Thurs
day mmnins he drove up 70 the
Tr"tter House just as the stage was
going dpwu to the station. Leav-
ing has team there, he took the
a,wa traie, saying he was going to
the Junction and would be back
that night OF the following day
since which time nothing is known
NJ his whereabouts. Mr.. Idle took
his team and went To Oxford, where
he found Mr.. Dimick and cot his
own wagon back, and where he
found Reed had registered his (Idc'S)
name Instead of his own, that it
might correspond with the name
which was on The whip. blanket.
etc. Mr. Idle found MI his property
in good condition, but is out the ex-
pensc aud trouble Of looking it up.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-05-21

WASHING FLANNELS.-ln Hearth
d Home correspondent calls upon
Mrs. Kate llnhnibee' to give her
mode OF washing ilanncIS-adding.
i never saw tlannelS more beauti
fully washed than yours always are,
and thcS do not shrink either, not
very much. Atwood flannels will
shrink some in the course of repeat
ed washingS.'
Mrs. ii. replies: Il fill my boiler
full of soft water, and while it is
heating TO the boring point, dissolve
my soap IN the saucepan, sort on.
the clothes. putting all tie haunels
together. all the finer linen ,,ieces
ditto, and the colorcd clothes by
themsclv -. When the water is
nearly boiling. | dip ont about two
and a-half pailt'uls into my patent
washer, pour IN soapcnOu@h 70 make
Strodg sudS, AMI put the tldnncls
into it. Generally there is room in
the washer for the collars, handlier.
chiefs baby dresses, and such little
things. After washing II few min
utcs, | wiring them very dry through
the wringrr, put them into the scal,,.
ing water in the boiler. to which Il
little blue has been prcviouSly adj.
ed, stir them about with the clothes
stick two or three minu'cS. take
them up in small tub, wiring them
at once through the wiinger. and
have them hung Immediately upU;
/ the line. out of doors, it the skies n,
| fair. in tue attic. if they are not.
never apply zap directly to flannel
If any part needs rubbing, let it b,
done in strong sTdS, before Scaldiug
III this way. o.. am always sure of !
plenty of clean sclliirg. water fo
my tiannels, and never trust then
with anybody but invariably attent
to this part OF the washing myself.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-05-21
The Great Butter Swindle.

There has been for several months
past, n 'butter powder establish
ment in New York city, and scores
of the credulOus have been hood.
winked and swindled out of a great
deal Of money by the powder. The
Canaua Farmer says, Many Of our
readers may have been taken ia by
this swindle. How to make a pound
Ut butter out OF pint Ut milk ought
to have been q warning sufficient.
But cOvetousness Oh the one hand,
and creduiIty Oh the other, are Of. ell.
times too muci for human nature.
Tue fraud has been exposed in the
United States, where it is believed
to have originated. But it is now
having full swing i'll Canada.-
County rights as they are called,
are sold at from a few hundreds to
thousands of dollars. Essex was
sold a week or two since for about
: 400. A word of common sense
ought TO De sufficient.
We will SHOW how the fraud is
committed, aud then how to expose
it. To commit the fraud, take a
pound of butter, "a proportion OF the
so-cdlled butter powder and Il pint
of milk, beat and crush them togetlI
er. and they will seemingly TN t..
| The powder which is used forms an
emulation between the milk and the
butter, and the result IS mass look
ing like butter, and tasting like
cheap butter. Now, to suppose that
the result is butter is simply t,l j..
But if you doubt the fact, put the
results OF what you manufacture i'll
10 vessel standing in boiling water
until the contents melt; then add
some warm water and leave it at
rest for Il while in Il melted state,
and YOU will find ouroriginaI pound
OF butter floating on the top, and the
balance OF the quantity, being about
a pound OF humbug, separated from
! the other in white water and cuIdS.
with occasionally Il small quantity
of white powder at the bottOm.-
You will, OF course, find the proceeds
Increased by the water you have
| adied.
This is IL most miscellaneous fraud,
and will ruin many IA farmers credit.
Municipal authorities and magl>-
! tratcS will have an 'assiZe of butter
at their markets; the article will be
! forfeited, and the fraudulent farmer
exposed, and most likely unished
for swindl:ng.-Ec.
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The Gold Fields of Vermont.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
General Land Office,
April >, 1869

- ~ u - IDo' J
IloN. GEo. +. EDMUNDs, U. s. s.
Dear Sir.-i have the honor to
submit hcrcW tn the report of the
Geologist Of this bureau upon the
=; ecimens received at this Office
from Bridgewater, Vt.
The specimens of the quartz vein
referred to, with Il wall rock of tai.
coSc slate, are certainly ola very
rich quality. The perfectly anala
gouS geological structure of the
country, and the specimens on hand.
conptl me te infer a rich We'd
Gulch mining has from time To time
been rcsorted to, ANA afforded
enough TO stimulate research for the
Vein from which the metal was COZ
NcNcd 70 the streams and bottom
lands. and the specimens in posses
sion oi this office give but another
evidence of the almost universal
presence of precious metals in tai
coSe slate. The talcoSc Sclist rocks
of the New Hampshire side OF the
Appalachian cham, have Sometin,
since Nleldcd from their quartz ores
| from $500 to $500 per ton. aud oi
the Vernon side at Br.dgewater,
! the value of the ores will of cours,
! deprnd on the eXtcnt OF the deposit
The virgin gold in these Sprcl-
mems are visible 10 the naked eye
and they are accompanied with ar
genti'croaS gd!eaa, zinc blond ahd
! IronpNIitcS.
am sir, with great respect,
Your obedirnr servant,
[Sisuedl JOS. S. WILSON,
! ('nlnipiSslnnnI
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As it Is now house cleaning time.
when hOusckecpers gcnerally ale
putting tlIngs.'t0 rights this is IN
excellent time to carry home borrow
ed articles. Let the books, bed
wrcnclIcs, carpet srictchcrS, and III.
Is other borrowablc articles, he ~.
turned, that the owners may have
their own to use, and borrowers
sleep with quiet conscicnces.
SWEET BISCUIT One pound Of
-four, onc.halt u pound OF butter, the
same of powdered sugar, aud two
beaten eggs; make the whole into u
s,ih paste with cold water, roll 1t out
form it into little balls, tlattcn aud
bake upon tins.
A fisherman reports that a whale
toulcd an anchor of n iisl'ing vessel
off Portsmouth barber, Il day on tive
STAGE, and getting rntanglcd III tue
tlukes and ciole, dragged the vrssc
III at n fearful rare Tor an hour %
more, but finally escaped from th
bo0ds aud "bt0wUd' ~ l,e eft'
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
Secrets Of the
Great CITY.

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Agents are meeting with unprecedented
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81 subscribers in ,lav. one in Luserne Co..
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week.
Send for circulars and see our terms and a
full description Of the work, Al re,s JONES
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ALLEGED THIEVES ARRESTED.
David Harrington and Dan.
Wilder were arrested Oh Il charge
of stealing. and Justice Angel. ot
Bridgrwater, ordered them to give
bonds of 800 each to answer the
charge AT County Court. This Han
rington did, but Wilder had 10 ~
TO jail.
a superintendent of schools III
Vermont appointed tie LIST instant
as the day for examining Young Ia
dy teachers. candidates for schools
in town. and /Scnt to Rutland foI
handsome pliatcd certificates. They
came, but they certified that the
parties were dI lyjoined in marriage.
They were not distributed AFTER the
examination, but they may he room
to the young lady tea hers,
OPIUM IN NERMoNr.--The Mid
dlcbury Register says poppy rails
ing and opium Manufacture is qaIte
likely to become an important
branch OF industry in Addison soun
lty. Last year a Mr. Wilson, o
Monktou. raised poppieS and manu-
fncturen opium To the value ut So
900; and we hear Of quite u num-
Der e farmers who propose, ti'l'
Yeas. to cultivate the "wced" quite
extensively. TIL IRE are to be sever
al acres of peoples on the farm o
II. &. Sessions in East Middle
bury.
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THlRTY YEARV Experieace
end Hex aaI Di.ea SEA Phy.iogical
View Of NaffiAgeAThe- cheapest hook e-sr
mbiished-containiny nearly 200 page. and
i.Se fine plates aud engravings ofthe anatomy
OF the human organs in . state Of heath and
disease, with treatise on early errors. its de
plorsble consequences upon the mind and DO
dy, with the authors plan of trestment-tbe
only rational and successful mode of cure, a.
shown by a report Of cases treated. A truth
full adviser to the married aud those con'em.
plating marriage who entertrin doubts Of
their physical condition. sent free of postage
or postal currency, by addressing DR.. LA
CROiX. No. 81 Awiien Lane, Albany. n. Y.
! he author may be consulted upon any Of
the diseases upon which his books treat. either
personally or by mail, and medicines sent to
ANY part of the World.
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Com 30 isslOmers' Notice.
John pWlr's Estate.

r1NlIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been nppoin
ted by the Honorable i'rob.t. Court fo,
the District ot bradford, Commissioners, Ia
receive. examine aud adjust all cliin. aud lie
maiids of MI persons. ngaiuut the Estate oi
John Poolc late Of bradford, w suid
District Decreased, represented insolvent. and
the term II ak months from the 18th day OF
May, 1850. being allowed by saiu 'our,
to the creditors " said deceased, TO exhibit
aud prove their respective claims before uS
Give no lee, that wa will attend ~ the dutir,
Of ,ur appointment ut Ellis Bliss office II
trad vr,, IL said III trict, on th ed day u
Juhr aud 9th day Of N vember next. At on,
o'clok Ia tho Afternoon, ou each Ut said days
ELLIS BLISS II
pscdlcri Ny 2Dsb, 4. ID. isce
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Ns,s, ADVERTISEMENTS.
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AGENTS, MAIEAND FEMALE. will find
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the new book, written by
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A 1shysiclams l.egacy.-Full direc.
"A by which any one eau easily prepare
certai cure for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints
Debility, &c. mailed 10 invalids OH receipt Of
NC Ii has htood the test Of over " years
Address DR. Palmer, Lock Box T., New York
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ERRING BUT NODLE.-Self.holp for Young
~ Men. who having erred, .Iesirs better
manhood, Sent in sealed letter envelopes,
free Of charge. II benefited return II g
postage. Address PHiLAsrHROs, Box = Phil
sdelphia, Pa
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DON'T ALL SPEAK AT ONCE
First Come First Serve.

'lNIIE Subscriber has for sale two three
i years old ilrifrrs, will calvc IN u few
days both very ilnc IN mails. Tho,c who
wish to improvc their stock will do Well t.
call aud SEE them.
LOWELL GREENLEAF.
Bradford, May ~, 1868.
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Vast ruins have been discovered
in Zulu country in south Africa
obclsks. with colossal carvings, ter
races and halls Of hcwn stones, oi
cut out of the solid rock. The ma
tiyes regard them with mysterious
awe,
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Local and State Matters.
Dr1ifrd.

4 DrJEo
4 REMARKABLE PRESENTATIONS
1 Of the entire congregation. which
/ n,yel through the aisles OF the
1 curre gltional Church. in this vii
,ra, the LAST Sl05ith, not a man,
| ronai, or child tript and fell head
4 h,e. consequently no. II bone was
br,';en, Notwithstanding all the
nari OTIS holes IN TIE carpets! See
n. h,leits OF hlrin. learned to
Ta'k cIrcamipectlr aad uprightIy !.
Il sa be well, however, for the
,-e-,len.r of The Me,lich Faculty to
Z be, hereaiter, as Constant; in their
j a:aAd NICE ~ possible, not knoving
rJt MY happen.
\ 'nsa'iNs.afth the Directors Of t'.c
i ).l;s County a ,:icaltnrll ) ,cic, Y
1 vi "e head AZ the Trotter House,
4 a Eoliesily, Nay -, At 1 oc'oc.
4 ?. Y.
Sc T. Il. Davis & Co.'S alyer
\ esement if You wouid know the
oest place III this OF adjoining coun.
a ties 10 buy hardware, agricultural
implements, etc.
a ". b. & e ). Stevens announce
. lne stock OF new goods for sale
q. The lowest cash prices. Call and
.r.
i Il. G.. Day has bought out the
i interest Of hi' partner IA the Drug
q sore, apliS nov c,llacting the
1 Ju.naS' o. hjs IOWA hook The
1 p'l: viii hIl anything they may
/ mN IL tn D'u-si't's line at his
sore, atl Of the best guilty.
F'o,. sSule.-Tvo new and
ll,rjl;l!y mai Bi5sies, and one
light, secondhand open wason-in
COL 0rlT- b. bDlg'lt low. at
,ag Aynory Carriage shop.
GEO L. Brown.
Bradford. May l., lS59.-i9w2
= WV ~ ''''o'9 al
I"''e navy Seo"'e" INV Se'> ICES o'
.'g ''' - ''' ~ h'Nte''' Oh pF""'
" ''.'' ''' 'NF, f"'''',
49, ,.'' w. '
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a, -. =, !,
s,''''' '"o "'''' "ocra''y declare"
81" N'''''@ 'eS' y 'a' 70 'he'r
''-''i''''S " IL was 'o''ia ID ne
1'.s',,l.H.
~ ~ ecu Is oe'h 'h' ac'h@
F''.'' o''' Sl'Ic'' Jay 1900; "e"
"''' va .'Joct IA e'ef''i'N on &c
49, Va '''' ''''n''' preaching ear
'.' P''At1'' an" Tue u"cl' interest,"
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The crops in Texas are backward
hut never looked more promising.

At the sale of the personal effects
of Gen. Scott ut Elizabeth, \. j.
last week, the collection Of relies
brought low prices. Silvcr-mounted
pistols sold az figures below the act.
ual cost. n hit worn by Gen. L'
Vega NJ the time of his capture ii,
The Mexican war was purchased by
Col. Fay for fifty cents. Other rel
les of the Mexican war and the war
of 1872 sold at mere tribes.
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Nv SAMUEL Bowips, entitled
or NJ q w =" n 3 7.
WAITED; agents Cor .
The American farmers Horse Book.

Tho hest book for Agents. No owner II u
horre opn Afford to lm without II. Address
xEIGLtk McCrRDY q CO, Philadelphia,
Ia,