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FINN lha tseh.,t ~ W,,;> tlsyat}s ra'. r.; :,
slur community Was athttlhh lhis H'rt'InF
t'y lnthtlhatto,l ieesIfs,l lllRt 4 tAfftt lIai"H
tltas. N. i.A,llrti, ahnnI III yrata '}tvr, Nv.
iug m tl.a river rthd lctwran thY r!ly aI'l
lItlo't, ,was tntrsltted lusI tIEah lnl ~ r.
n!htns lntne,l IN u" hol'se. wlFi "as ~
t''"{' { # X H. 's s.rk TSx,.; "Tt,. 1T II"
isw Of tiis iertaar,i-ri1 ;ht"nEht tl's
pema Ut ttIa I"frut IL t'e rltf7s'st
iG.''im G'i I" 3 Mt, NJ No,ts, Y ,hc lorn IF
Hulk, H.nl ilnll trrclte,t e|uYdn ,ltary su!l II
lnoflpsgr on The llHeu lttAe ia'Ahru Yf ths
lnrhnap, IN rH!trlnpIalltfHl u te't1tal ~ Z
VII VII 't' j" thI"ap"' 'i ss ,, q rae sivnn il ii"
h}li slInsp November lit, and VIII, gats lts
lasi /. eN tl.e altpttdut uf Mf, t.sHefay ~a.
railnl 10 4 tutuhl inilt III liu direction VI
Ite ln!lsa nj l4ts tfi"lf4efs1d.lAw} hh! r. u
lad ty shs hni,lus IT a alfaw;stHvk, snt ~
III a(HFA4 v#aElynn tla tlH'nHhl N4tAlnR ut
thu ualtsf, AMI did mlk laafn Of ttla "Alat-
,tgnRtla until Il arlnuk lAls 1ntTlthg, Then
IL VIII .ti.rnYs|ta that tha elIArFh1 FaEna!Ha
Of Ar. lAaAbugt vera In tha smoking ruin!
of lis cellar, An.i lint ono If hls hnrsta aud
1he hired nlan were missing. The pfeanmp
1leEtti, the house rubbed ant then hrel, aftsl
which the n,1v,l4s..s .tAIs ta.s hRFse <aa Aest
Tha inpposel murderer, Wesley Nelson, Il
light c0mplrxton, about thirty years or ace
i've feet n1ue inches high, md weighs ~
hounds. A reward Of S5Qn Is offered for hi
apprehension mud conviction.
The Sheriff. aud oth0r gentlemen from
| this city. went 10 the scene Of he nlurde
this afternoon, to attend the holding OF a
| Inquest.
, 1869-02-13

up tue sstne tll1 sgaln, aud placsa II In
TIE hhh.ls ur The pf orrf cptn'n1!sce nj
lte ffunse. hut II has htt yet been apted
III. ard wbuthet Il will asaih be "inys;
tetitus4Y nlisttbh" fenaaiAs 10 iJe seen.
The opinion III fpfpEtlshi ts, tAst
she parties vino eAt,ttlfeil tttp
WsgieWe hltl, tvu Yesr4 ega, hvl pfA',4=
lily ab1siue1} fanRt hoRds with hl4la
soTtp uHtswfNlly ohlatped, and l|4uy
fsared An snyealiga1lon, We are tna'iaed
ia eetuelAe viii llis view, anA hava 10
httitatlon In saying ,hat Major Wait'a
Acclupta will ba found Satisfactory and
correct TO cent, ii = law ts passed en-
abling him 10 mako an exhib!t aud 1ct-
11fmtsnt With the Eihte
, 1869-02-13
GENERAL BUTLER'S CIRCUS PER'
FDRMAScE.

General Buffers performance in the
joist convention Of the two houses OF
Congress, and his subsequent resolution
in the House of Representatives. to cen
sure the presiding officers of both. ttor
bott Hade and Coltax are Included il
~, constitute one OF those nina days
wcEdcrs in which Buffers delights to
figure. He drawa the eyes Ct Lie nation
upon himself for q b1iet space Of time,
ard whether he succeeds or fails in the
Immediate and apparent purpose ofh;s
action makes no difference. I. makes no
difference whether his resolution Of cen
sure is voted down OF voted u2. The
public are impressed with the fact that
Butler is sou1sh0dy, aCd that is enough.
Tie two houses hRd aaop:cd joint
rue to the effect that, in declaring the
Presidential vote, ii should be announced
how the vote would stand counting that
OF Georgis, and how it would Stand no.
counting that Of Georgia. Vice President
Wade had nothing to do but to execute
the jnint rule. General Butler objected
10 the operation Of the rule, and when bis
objection was not entertained by the
Chair, he attempted to appeal from the
decision. In the nature Of things, there
can be no appeal from the decision of the
Chair in such case. This Mr. Colfax
showed beyond dispute. The two houses
arc there, not 10 debate po.nta of order,
but to count the Presidential vote. In
| regard 10 the only State whose vote hsd
been brought in question, or dispute, Fl
joint rule had been adopted. Twas not
in the power Of the presiding omccr, ol
anybody else, to 70 behind that rule ever
on point Of order. Mr.. Co1ta1 VIZ
right In directing the Sergcant-at-Arm
TO arcs. dsotdcrly members. Ills a pity
that the order WAS not executed by th
arrest ut Butler while he stood thcrc Will
his coat sleeves rolled up, in the aititud'
ol pr,ze fighter.
| What makes the whole affair more in
txcusablc II the fact that the vo!o g
Georgia was Of no practical Importance
It made no difference with the resuI
Whether 1t was counted or not. In poir
Of fact II was not counted uulcr the Join
1u1r, The mere announcement was mad
how the total vote would stand if i, we,
counted. Buffers circus pcrtormans
had for ils basis only an abstraction
sn abstraction. But 1t enabled him
lfaplhY his agility and that Was gfot
! tnougl, Tor one day.
, 1869-02-13

The bua!rfes Of the raxts Wa1 fesuHeu 9eates'
a.y IN lh~ sopestor Court, and judgments render.
81 eax1nc Canal street from Madisou to Twelfth
Pas,re Twelfth street fsoua State street to the
Paving TNelth ttroes from State street TO MIchi-
Paylnc wabash avenue from Twenty Second to
Curb NJ Jsckeoa st1eet from Michigan 4yenna
10 state etree,, excepting a to the property Of +.
2. II. Peck. \
CurbiaS Jackson street from Bsate atTeet to
, 1869-02-13

r.
NEW fbRH. Feb: 1a.-Aoney abnntsnf Aud aaty At
TAI PET stat on call The spsfnK tIAdots constantly
I. - 81 nasar;a IN sema {
rurthAe4 are foF the &ontn, which iAkf : large
smpunt Of Tooda esyin8 caAh for considerable por.
krWfsA rays. Is b. bira In her p.Jnents.
EtertIns heavy aud lower ii 1ta&lo9X
Gold steady most Of tho day. closlny kffdt easier;
opAAsd az IHK fouchtd 13:k, and riostd Al f2sa
1EK. EieaI&ucey. 36i.oe6,nc.
G0FernE cLt1 4ct1Fe SID higher under kdylces
nom abroad. The nruntss In London and Frank
fort show tnprovipk cuntterce in our scc1fltie1.
Aud : further advance IL prcd!cted hrse- The I'd.
rArtc today wa4 48f per cent. being most marked
On old 'toS. The demand w1s hrAT3 Snt shipment
and home iuveatenr. FoFtsgu bankers took t. COZ.
60 q aAooo o1 q IL 81. 81. 'e7s anu 1nsss The
Gearon., 1-.M a!;t Eo1pon. nez. 1is ai1s z :
Geepon.. ..1sxa1s Go9pona. iaaha33doH 3o
Pasite ss......: IKE !ak ,.,,.
ans aad Ten nessee. alao advanced. but the higher
hgusvs rere not p1al1lsined
AAlsso4.ts aIsI% CaE2ras.' s5sHaelk ss
IL: LsJee e.. g e.. A!4hams s. st4 e..
tngk-
Stock nsrk ct dull. and though thers xss some t.
frEnlnrJ tnf!nx Tho dry the nsr7 1t Wa generally
seady. Toledo md Michigan Southern vero she ft&-
turta and hia her, The closing Quo!Attous arc given
, 1869-02-13

Vat ~t,e The terpt4 ste - hea,lr s.sthattdtted
tsihtss.s nth u, .a,,t dill tsht I'D III IA T.. tissi
tnsltikiita e1tstattf Vaabst lsetf " 4 t:fgttay
u at4=sft Ral 10 Gft II. ii hls.'ks Ii WI a,ia
eeftettta At vbe tlt4s, Aa8 n yste blsea AIt9 "
y eelA6 Iat vA!y fAts ~ hiseA y ti!!9 AZ iAlrl
II fsals Il! iABN NhsR w hk4s Rst abfHsAb fsy:
TT lAxat f4F ktVsA 5e&f,
.1sIs s5 faa|St a n f*t' fa@ aFsa fat 'sF' rR9ss
, 1869-02-13

rup cnNVTnrR. .nH1FR 1Asp !
n. -, ~ H.. o-;o- a. war,,,,s,
ss es.u,, ~ ..;., aasa,n ma.nor
'oi an assaa'' w.. ".., "..n ueauy " A..
~. w. hss Inn, e,,ssa and tho snrr
tnss - so.ra Tha n;.nnr,o,a n,os -
.s;" es.o a-e.o,a,,,..hIo sf;as Ca.n.,no1.
~as ~ eood - ha ma~r;o, - ~ lfoss
ard a 40 @vceL. ho,oro tho div f;xe5 tor
10 o.aa,,r = .romsn .s,1oa ~ nor ~ ha,,so 80
rfnrescnttnr = tha, 81 assoc;ato of M;s.C
hsd heon inirred and rcoded hor ae7;e,.
arcc MtssC wf,hon, bes;,st;on acconn.
paniefi ttc stranger to Tho rerno,a ,l.co
where hcr anfTa,ir, :, tr,cn,, ,,.. osld r. In
lu,w .n1mnst without ,raro;nr r:oo.ted
down ard hoa,cn br,,eo5 ~ ,rannaad
l.y the s,ranoer. who 1eft ber eerseises j.,
the Geld. Subsenuentlv lin Rocl-ev
vho WIS exrrn'sfn, a horan IN o ,ro,,,n,
wagon in that iohhorhood nnrm,,ted
the woman to ride m tho snr;no If h;s
wagon. from which when chr ra.choc
towD, she fumned off and e,cancd NIies
Constcck was IN ha11v in;rre1 that 1,e-
lie wss despaircd Of for 5ornc wr.ks
Suspicion fell upon Mrs. Gricr. I, an
pears That she was lady Of considerable
property, was widow, and Ind been 1onr
acquainted with Mr.. Moss, to whom,
while boarding With her, she had ad-
vanced or loaned $4,000. Rockey and
Miss Comstock recognized Mrs. Gfier as
The woman who had committed the OUT
'4ge, and, upon their evidence, she was
leld to bail. The trial Of the case was
, 1869-02-13
.ite Urihtltee.
hAstfAbAf. FEttsuAnY N, ladp,


Ftf4a1Rit AEftk1F.
a'tta Eal.tah, aaf IeAs, " u4ts.,.,,,u.,,t1p of,
~ ettif haslar. per fasF, tf hAltr,,,,, tj0ti
t"a"as hA1aian, ReF Fasr, hF AAIL ,,,..,,, ANA
"lea's E"lI'''n, FeF FsaE, tl AAiL.,,,,.,,, Y,uO
fAsts al i yeas at tame rata.
ia W. vent dtsaF and mistakes, he 4a1h and gty
1ns1 ONES suassss IN mil. Including a,ase ami
C1Hrsy,
1"atn.sassrs &c t!1owta sAa %. esnt commtat,on,
Remittance. nsy he made either by p.sft, E1prMa,
1ost Umce 0Fder VI In Registered tatese 81 oas risk
1kkAs TO c1TE srBsCR1BxRs,
nAny. delivered, sunday k1cKFrkn. 4acta. ne. week
t'1ilf, DELIVERED SUNDAY lscLrAku, 3Ocs ptf u eek
Add!nts, TRIBUNE calAFANS.
, 1869-02-13

rut,,a,et1 lpltcelves aid trnm lhs planters.
't',,r tpt,els have refused to tfest Ut snfs
tehlst, sna ths rhots ikaat,d Ii fepstted
IN t,u fraity II, 4 ,.ne t.ns tn AnMatAi revolt,
, 1869-02-13

A special despatch 10 one OF the New
Yak papers, under dale OF Havana,
February 0, represents tho intarrecsion
In Cuba IS a1cadi1y gaining ground.
Hitherto It has been confined 10 the E AT.
Ell ind of the Island, but 1t Is now
spreading Westward toward HaVana.
Difficulties have occurred at Matarzas
between the soldiers and citizens, aud a
seizure of srms has been made within
thirty miles Of Havana. Quesads, one ot
Ceapede's principal associates, Is very
active in thst vicinity. Though In want
Of artillery, he hiss seven regiments under
him, and IS he has plenty Of money, 1t ia
, 1869-02-13

IN " VII A&~fnt%A 4EAp4 ~ lVt-
lows, ...
"WA,nisnYor, Feb. II -Tahlct Just rserats1 At
the lte.suty thow thss there nns sls tauxcs..
s,.6f,-saprotssd hy the fo.esn1nent fer .he ssne-
Mt Il rlusks1 lit!tllets. Al a. ssrense nf n'aslf
fttdttogU atpuslly. The dletllf'fs paid these II.
lMs.tt themse,sts uat,. daiy. 1870, ard !hese IL
i.er lalk Of golng bsck 10 the MD sJssetn."
We hope thst there will be 'nore t1sn
"talk " III going back to tho old system.
1t Is Ind ennuet1 to hare The ts1es siUlen
by llu vhiskey thleyes, bns IL
Is carrying thu loko tistle too
t,r IL make Tho government
tuppott lbtsa g.t'l5 0tllriats TIT the benefit
Ut Tie flng. Nhn slettati1 the teyrt,tie. Il
The tta.iltiirs would hakp hpt,ps. tr,ufnH
ltttu would i,u III meet nr nm army NJ
9at,grfs, e1affkpel'pfh and wa'el'''elssnlr4t.
I. II heir !aanIrtgthla dlahontsty that se'
Guirts tbese Erg'menls Of ot1ioiats, And
,tty should t,a madu To support them,
, 1869-02-13
NEW JERSEY.


S.w SnNH. Fcs. ts.--Thr t+'As et tearae y.
Trn,ne. aud n:h.fs. h.a snrtt'e'. f"r .liefra N:
,'nitrd tist.o rislr1et t'cutl, At rlsAseu. " j..
,,s,et,,se. Tturle was t-renss s,,l.tso, ~
ftw isrter, sn,t N" charges na wntta NJ -
row at1s19fsd Win his s"''''es' 'hF"t'e' "'''
, 1869-02-13

FsIUAY EVkXfAHs Ftp. II
The following tshlea She" tho reen'pta asa
sh!rmcrts ot Produce dntiEg the past twenty
four cours: .... ...
,vr&,-,c. xon rua rAsr fwE4ry-ToUR HOURS.
, 1869-02-13

f3yYtsgesat BDHaa Ia HsN fssk .ea4y, ssn.
Jtfei VItb M Rfsees ~ "a tdHtssbaBala4 aA3
Il hit fesf, md sis1 tRa lA4i ssRiaaAasa tat.tsst
.aaX af aasR lsiRAt -
, 1869-02-13

Cun,pe1tand... 81 q HH 10, pfi....,.. = a ~
Wells Expfesa- sSk0 - st. Pz1l.. SKA 81
American En-. l7k2 4SH 0h1u q M1e8... 3skA2 4a4
AdamR E1...,. 6sAa Gsk #. W.......... .H;H4f11A
G. s. E1prtsa 81 q SIX ..1l9 tA1I9H
Mtrch In Rx. ~ a f8x ST. S.,...,...... NAS4 sft
QUICKSILVER. 7146a 13H I'll. .E.........14o A14oH
fac tt Mall ...1lSNt@1tSH PtttkDuffh..,. 9ixE]3t
=. {. Tel..... 57N& 5sx Toledo. s1n3f
MAfipcka ...... sh4 " N. H.-......... tsA i s1H
10. pfu........ 8HA 2sH Do. pnl........ s14+A "a
N. +. Co.. .1Ss4Al61k Lake Shore. .1s3flA ....
Esis........... ssfss 5X G, 6. I.C.. 50 u ~.
Iludaon........IM a1ss Joliet Z Ch!.+. p5 u 80,
Heading AtGB s&x st. tos.....1io u 80.
Tore Hsute... s9N y 20 ChlcaEo ,AltoniasE4 ..n
MEotne shsrss decltned;
Observation-Disclosures lsltkh rArnc!ss..,21s
Copper stocks At Upstah
Calumet .............. 20 fHantock............. 4 Il
SoppeF FAA.....-..- !d1 NinatstA..-......-ss !k
FftnkuR.+....-. 19A quincy ~
urclf. " "-..-.
RettlpA It the anh Treasury, 45, s3.1St p3ymcuts,
33G.4l42. hxlhbfe. IL. 3i1 .41H -
, 1869-02-13
THE REIGN OF TERROR nv
NEW YORK,

AudacJsy of City Thieves -Plnns for
t1.etr Capture-l hs Glass BnfE1Ary ri
U.neo lck'a- Significant Precautions OF
cfshc cJexFellefA-AC Capture in Hlouk-
, 1869-02-13

/ Qhsrh Ftciot!As eoA.in law, has tcou htsyesssd
second L'rutcnAnt In lhu Prusstan armY. ue IL
ten IrAfs u1d.
1olhAm Smith, tt'sor Of the ionkrrf t'afsamnn,
died In iohkrts. ou AsndaI. agud ss Ile was 4
rrailnstc Ut Princeton Cailcge. stutt,sd }aw. which
hr abandoned Tor tic edI,ofssl ptofcsson.
Amin y. Milts. IT. Louis Erhooi director,
clalns t1p.tU ol John II. Haus'rt, 4 ftIIor CHI
zrn a,tt!tect tnt hn.uG publicly stated tint Miller
Ia liar and trnuhtleL
Net. Vim. Aahmoie. i Thp!st missionary lp
u nna!uw, rhiua, riyA M, Nattineamc Acsepted his
j, present in!,t'pn ~ 'sT,er accepts inoatse!e
+. cast, and thAt, tut taU,uU Jeas, 10 talks up
i China aceutdlurly.
I. A. J. Eas beeu tehdeted The httptt AIillfs o!
sesttAt Ut lie hett families ot WsshnE'
n tun. fur feeldtnrc 70 long as he rhoosst
;, H!tet tAe Nh Ut Mstch, hut he has desesmsnsd to
- tettta' 10 his fehttte+s bcFne.
- III 1t. 1ss fpttc tch IL III audience Of working men
IL The hte Ernest Iutts fAi1 lie aettel to NH tu
70 teat Eu lie llnnfe Ut ttnua becAust nfat llt!lt
nj nntk ~as III him fnatl ts ltAeM OIL sptelllt Ut
n, rnulh he ia'i s1i"eet4tst4
-. ttwa i't+ttiA, Il Mai,sehtAh ffihtsts. tRR
Vsttea 1h Afeth istEMARsq. ~flsas f*AAtIe h"vsi
NJ AID .+e.}t. 'r Ef.:rlH sh'f, hnln thaA NJ. Il
1T h.hf., t,tu. sH ,hpfvsEhl, aastsstsaq tAs H4st
If. rIh H4rnll1E,
~ eja,, 4n1 jtai ~ kAli NJ lNtasa-whasvAI As ma
u" hs-sre,1 VI II the ynuI Esal. TtsEs ard alssaI
NtIap, tus. A,npeEoEs, aus Q1SsR, aat ahS hal
ian.
W Ilaut,Alr Sad.krcht, leader Of thh neW JtptU
ii, ese ,tunnc, wat asrr.lta lu Now York, 1a Tue'
m ass, TT rtattnI 10 pay the rasenus dues on 'hf
-, drel.es and otusr pfnneflJ; also fm hotel boar
~ 10 1hc amonns Of &l.oGu. Seeing no o'hes way
~ escape Ila1aEiatn paid.
0W Earl Nussel publishes letter to Chichester 70
A. te.cus. tue SECRETARY for lreland4 tndcMlns II
,,a dntJ u Tic Aat.xl Government 10 4nsrodus
ncasarcs 70. tho good Of Helsnd, and de(andlu
Lii. Glads,onc from The impuauon OF having star
I'm ed The 1E1an question totel1 10 obtain ofHcc.
If The Nova Seotlan ftpealers intend to oppo
,,v Jrsepn Nowes ze.e!ecuon In U8nss snntI,eJ IN
-! mtg ono Ae1son D. GoudHc a3hias; him. and Il
LII belief Is cp1seut that Joteph will b gou4e1 o.
LEI Of his tsst+ especially - hts opponent has ma
is money aud fk1 len brains.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24
REx EGER u = w 8.
Tor 0l,er Ripgr Iseas see 4aifd Page.

The additional arrivals and departures
up to a late hour last night were tile PRles-
tine, Louisville and return; Ada Lyon, to
Green River; Cumberland. to Cairo; Mol
lie Norton, to Henderson; Norman, 20
Memphis.
The Cheyenne added considerable freight
here, and had a really good trip.......-.Fhe
Norman, despite all efforts to get Off was
detained till near six O'Clock. She had a
fine trip Out.-.......The Cumberland had a
fair trip of freight and numerous passen-
gers..-......The Palestine had 1I2 bales hay
for leshipment on the Armada, and con-
considerable miscellaneous freight............
The ~AIolIie Norton aud Ada Lyon had
good trips Out...-........The Romeo would
scarcely be able to get OF last night, but
hoped to GO 80 before morning. She had
considerable freight aboard .........Tha great
pressure Richmond has deferred her
departure from Louisville until this even
ing, and will consequently not be here till
tom GROW ..-.........-..The -Iightning-1 insed
Dexter was expected before midnight last.
She passed Cairo at O'Clock yesterday
morning ...........The machtnists were ham
mering away at the Romeo's boilers at a
late hour last night. She would notgtt Off
until to day.-....-...~Tae Romeo Will leave
positively at noon to-day for Nashville
and al way ports. She has excellent ac-
commOdatIOns for passengers and popular
officers. The Havana left Cincinnati
last night, and will be here to-mouow
morning, en- route to Nashville. The
Dexter had not arrived at midnight. She,
no doubt, passed up during the night.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
How Hostettcr's Bltters Cma Bys.
nnnGin.


THE WHOLE STORY IN a EUTsHELL.
The Office OF the stomach As 10 convert
tie food into cream like sent. flaid, ga a.
ed CHYME. This is effected partly bY the
juice. which exudes from the Sailing
of the stomach, aud partly by H.mechan-
zeal movement OF that Orgau, which
cltitTas, as it were, the disg0l ing allmout.
The CHYME passes from the stomach into
the duodenum, or entrance to'thc bowels,
where IL Is subjected to the action or the
bile, and the nutritious portion 81 10 COM
yeIted into nuld called ChUs, which
eventually becomes blood.
Now, IL is evident that II the great soil
Vemt, the gastric Juice, is not produced ia
snii.ielent quantity, on II the mcchanical
action q the stomach IS not suncieutly
but tmperfectiy Performed j fgulso clear
that II the liver, which plays such an rn-
poriant part Ia changing fine nourishinx
portion of the ehyme into the material of
the b God, Is congested, or ga any un-
natural condition, the second JFOcesg W n
not be thoroughly accomplished. The re-
suit OF the tO0 futures IS dygDeTsia, COM
plicated with bf iOUS4tesg.
The mode I'm which HOSTETrBR'3 BIT
TIERS operate IN such cases Is THIS. They
fnvigorate the cellular membrane or the
stomach, which evolves ths gastric Jlica,
thereby insuring an ample sDfii 'ioncy ~
the fluid 20 completely disiOive the 10 IL.
They also act upon the nerves ~ the Sue B-
ach. causing an accei erntiom OF tnc me-
chanical movements necessary % reduce
the food 20 "A homogeneous mass. They
also act specifically on the liver, strength
eni z 10, and 20 enabling 90 10 produce ON
ample and regular supply Of bile, fOr lhe
purpose OF converting the nutritious par
ticles OF the ChNme into CIiVfe. ana ruO-
mote the passage through the bowels Oi
the useless debris. DOH
This Is the way ITOsTETTER-S BIrTFTl RS
cuie dyspepsia and liver c9mpis int The
explanation Is plain, simple, phlloaOpllt-
cal and true.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24
Schenck,s PnImnnio s,rnn.

Seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake Pitts will
cure Consumption, Liver Complaint, and
Dyspepsia, II taken according 10 the direc.
tiOns. They are all three % be taken at
the same time. They cleanse the stomach,
relax the liver, and put &c to work; then
the appetite becomes good the food digests
and makes good blood; the patient beli ns
10 grow in flesh the diseased matter rupees
in the lungs, and the patient ouigfows ino
disease and gets wen. Z his y Tie only way
TO cure Consumption. ..
To these three medicines Dr. j. d..
schenck, OF Philadelphia. owes his upn-
vailed success Ia the treatmant of Pulmh-
nary Consumption. The Pulmonlc syrup
ripeI the morbid matter in tire lung,
nature throws Il OF by an easy expcc-ora-
ton, Tor when the phlegn or matter g.
ripe IA slight cough VIII throw 20 on. and
the patient has rest, aud the lungs begin
to heal.
To do this, the seawoed 1ouic and Man
drake Pills must be freely used % cleanse
the stomach and liver, 40 that tuo Put
monte syrup and the food Will mako goOI
blood.
Schenck's Mandrake PIls net upon Che
liver, removing All obefrucfions relax tho
ducts OF the gail b adder. me bic sL. ris
freely, and the liver Is soon relieved: co..
stools viii show what the PIlls cnii 90; noe
thing has ever been invented except calo.
mel a. deadly poison, which o. very dan-
&c Gus 10 use, unless with gteat caro- thai
will unlock The gan bladder AHA start tlio
secretions Of the liver like sehe.-si.'a Nam
drake Pills.
Liver Complaint Is one Of fho most
prominent causes OF Con umption.
Scnenck's SeaWeea Tonic as q gentle
sllmulaht ana attentive ana tho allfntI
IN The seaweed, wl1ch this preparation is
made 81, assists the stomach ~ throw ont
the gastric Juice to dissolve the FOOD with
the Pulmonlc syrup and iB made into
good blood Without ierhIeuinLlOu Or Sour
ing Ina the stomach.
DR.. SchenclI, in his treatment. does NOT
tIy 10 atOp cough night sWe Ita, clIili8.
or fever. remove the eaasei aud thcy VIII
ali stop Of their own accord. No one can
be cured OfCOnsuuptten. Liver Complaint
Dyspepsia, tataFrh, Cantor, or UIcef1tad
Throat, unless tne liver and eiOIn tch ace
made healthy.
When there fa no lung disease. and .onIy
Liver Complaint ard Dyspepsia, Hcneuck q
5eawced Tonic aud MandrAEo pula are
rake the Mandrake PMS freely III al
bilious mpiaintss as they q perfectly
harnle. IS.
DIR. Scheme n, who ha enjoyed uuinter,
rupted health FOR many ) ears pact, and
now weighs Z25 pounds, was Wnsted away
10 q mere skeleton, ia the very last Stage
OF Pulmonary consumption, his ruyfl-
clans having pronounced his ctse Il5fa.
less and abandoned him 10 uls tate. lie
was cured by the AFORESAID medicines.
Full directions ACCOMPANY each, MAX.
Ing 10 not aOsOluteiy NECESSARY tO seo ia
5cnehcks unless patients sAu tnelr luuts
eAanlnedi and io1 THIS rurppse hc is proc
tessIonally at his principal Office, Fhtia-
uclph+nt every saturday Brhtte uil letters
OF advice must be addrt ased.
Price OF the Pulmonie Syrup ana sea-
weed Tonic, each IL 80 per bottle, or Oh 30 20
hali dozen. Mandrake Pills, 2jo. per box.
For sale by all druaglsts
fe2 d.GWlV SUN1
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24
ERErer Eafautafniaoa

PTTTsBURG, March 3-Noon.--Weather
cloudy and nIoderating. Thermometer 30 .
river feet inches and falling.
CINCISNATI March % Arrived 49, Mes
senger, from Pittsburg; silver axe NO. 4,
Pittsburg; Charncr, Evansville. Departed
Havana, Tor Nashville; Anna, St. Louis ;
T.. Il. Hudson, Wheeling; Wren. Ken
lucky River; silver Lake No 4, St Louis
Wedtl.r clear. The river rose = feet q
inches IN twenty-four hours, with 3 feet
OF water IN the channel.
ST. LOglS- March 23.-AFrived-G Geo s.
Weeks, from Muscatiue; Peter BoIen, from
Nuscatine; Mary Davage aud barges, rom
PIT. burg; Il b Roy, from Keokuk; CITY OF
Pekio, from PeorIa. DepAr,ed-I.ib be ty
no. 4, Tor wheeling; BearnestOwn. for
PeOria; Noble McPike and hob Roy, for
keOkuk; Mount &ineer, for kansa4 city
CITY of Alton, for Nicksburg: Mississippi,
for New Orleans; Mary Mcdonald, tor
Omaha; Kate Kearney, for Quincy The
river Is sim rising slowly, anu AL the up
per streams are swe ling. The weather is
e ear and warm. There is > FEET watpr to
Eeokuk, ieet II the iinois and feet In
the Missouri.
NASHVILLE, March 23.-River rising; 49,
feet ON Harpeth Shoals Weather fair a nd
pleasant. Deparled-Tyrone, for Cairo
ttobt- Moore, ioT Cincinnati; A. Baker, for
BurksVi8e
CAIRO March 23-Port List Bismarck,
-. Louis % Neg Orleans, 9 T.. NJ; Altoona,
Cincinnati to SD. Louis, IL A. II. I: Savannah
lltisyurg 70 81. Louis, L NJ; Dexter, New
Orleans 10 Louisville, , \ NJ. 20. ". Kounlz
Plttsburg TO 1t. Louis, 3 p. NJ; Hou ion, t0
I
II. ri; simpson Horner.- PIttsbuTg TO New
Orleans, 10 a. IL: Clifton, Cincinnati 10
Memphis, noon; sam. Brown. st. Louis TO
cairo, noon; Magenta, New Orleans TO st.
louis, =. NJ. Mary Alice, TO Louisville, 4
r. H.; Alulon PomerOy, To st. Louis with
load 81 salt, T.. n; Belle st Louis, ST
Louis 10 Memphis, P NJ; QuicksteP
Evansville p .cKeU, s p. N. river rose :
inches. Weather Gear anu pleasant.
Mercury 50'.
nj EMPIIIs, March 23.-Weather clear. The
river Is static airy. Departed-Belle Mem
pins, for st. Louis.
NEW ORLEANS, March Elaborated
The Strader, Commonwealth and Bee and
/ bafg S. Arrived-Republic and Alaska.
LOUISVILLE, March 23-Port NList-
Aineila, Pittsburg to st. Louis; Kate Rob-
lnsou. 81. Q Oufs TO Cincinnati J. II. GrUes-
/ beck, Cincinnati 10 New Orleans: Emmil
Floyd, Nashville 10 Ciucinnatf; TOwb al
Gtlrett, st. OuIs to Cincinnati. The river
Is rising, with feet 3 inches water in the
canal, feet inches ON the falls aud @ feet
8 inches over the rocks. weather clear
and delightful. business good.