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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-16

MAPLEWOOD fSsTfftr EAP fhss.
field, Mass. Rev. g ". SPEAR. Principal
ffty-eixth semf-annual Term opens Mar.
1, 1863. Facilities and location unsurpassed.
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THE PATENT MAGIC COMB

Will color gray hair permanent black or
brown. Sold every where. Sent by mail
Tor 81 %. Address
WM. PATTON.
treasurer Magic Comb Company,
Spriu glieId, Mass.
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CAUTION. - Unprincipled dealers are
selling Axes painted red, as the Red Jack
ct Axe. The good qualities of this Axe
consists In its superior cutting qualities,
not I'm the Red Paint.
The F" Red Jacket " is for sale by all re-
sponslble hardware dealers and the man
LIPPINCO1T n BAKEWELL,
Pittsburgh Pa
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Wanted, Agents-TT9m i + Z fG The Z
KNITTING MACHINE. Price CD. The
simplest, cheapest, and best Knitting Ma
chine ever invented. viii knit 10000
stitches per minute. Address AM ERICAN
st. Louis, Mo.
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DIR. ]. W. POLAND'S
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
The Great New England Remedy.
DIR, j. w. POLAND'S
White Pine Compound
is now offered to the afflicted throughout
the country. after having been proved by
the test of thirteen years in the New Eng
as well known as the tree from which, in
part, 1t derives its virtues.
The White Pine Compound
CURES
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dfpththerla,
Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood, and Pull
monary Affections generally. II is a
remarkable remedy for Kidney Com
plants, Diabetes, Difficulty of Void
Ing Urine, bleeding from the Kid
neys and Bladder. Gravel, and
other Complaints.
(PYom the Boston .Tossrsldl)
BOSTON, January 20, 1855.
PoI.AND's WHITE Pre- COMPOUND.-Aft4-l
having given 1t a thorough trial, we can
confidently recommend POlultGs Rhite
Pine Compound as a very valuable article
for the cure of Coughs, Colds, and Pull
monte Complaints generally. In several
cases, we have known it to give prompt
relief when all other remedies which had
been tried had failed. 1t is an article
which, in a climate so promotive OF sud-
den and severe colds as Is that of New
England, ought to be in every family
and we are sure that those who once OBJ
tain il, and give II a fair trial, win not
thereafter be willing to be without it.
A VALUABLE MEDICINE DIR. EoEasacE's
While Pine Compound, advertised In our
columns, is q successful attempt to COM
the White Pine bark. IL has been thor
Oughly tested by people In this city and
vicinity, and the proprietor has testim O.
malls to its value from persons well known
TO our citizens. We recommend its trial
in all those cases of disease to which 1t is
adapted. 1t is for sale by all our druggists.
IN. Y. Independent.
The White Pine Compound is now sold in
every part of the United States and Brit
ish Provinces.
sD Prepared at the
NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,
BOSTON. MASS
Q. DAMON s. CO., Proprietors.
CLOUD & AKIN,
Wholesale Ageats.
For sale at retail by ali druggists.
meh7 6Sdtf:
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GA RID.


= q NN 10 III WIN MN LID
rFHHHE EUBBGKNBHsHE GmMWEM H Hts
- tine BunIDCr Business 90 his old stand
al the corner Of Main and Seventh Streets.
aud would respectfully inform the public
that hia stock IL large and second % none
ia the assortments, embracing Pine 81 sI
lhicknesaes and quality, nom the ui1H
Third Common haginaW Board up
Threo-fnch flrst Clear Plank.
Also. 600 DOORS Ut various thtekmaaHM.
and styles, aud
1890 LIGHTS.
Window SASH f'lne and Poplar Hnlualus.
3 and -feet A4atn, Moulding. lHaluHl
Quarter iouun. Er a..
Orders from tha couutrI, river or fah
Allied promptly.
sen dsm JOHN h. GLOVER.
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is now offered TO the afflicted throughout
the country. after having been proved by
the test of thirteen years in the New Eng
land states, where its merits have become
as We'll known as the tree from which, In
part, 1t derives its virtues.
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Beautiful and agreeable, all of which will
be sold as cheap AS they can be found any
where. ldelE
Evening star., 1869-04-09

Whatever you hsve % say. my friend.
Wheth.r witty, or rrav-. or gay.
Conden,e as much as ever y0u caa.
Aud say an the r-adi~st way;
And v h-ther you write OF rural Affairs.
Or psrtic ulsr things On town.
JusI take word Of frIeadiy advice
Boil it doSn.
For n you 20 spluttertpg over a page
Wh-n cospie OF line wsli DO.
Your butter is spr-ad 20 mssh, you Sc.
That the bread looks PLAINLY through.
80 y hen you hsye q etery 10 t~ll.
And would like a little renovn,
Tomato sure OF your sssh. my friend,
Rot it down.
When Whiting an article for the pres,
whether prose or verse, Just try
TO nuer ycur thoughts q is the fewess words,
Aud let them b. crisp aud dry.
And " h"n ~ 30 hni-hed, ana you suppose
ft 4, done exactly brown.
just look It over again, aud then
Boil it down
For Editors dc not like 70 print
An article lazly long.
And the general reader does no: cSre
For q couple Of ysrds OF sOng
so gather your wits IN the smalles, spxce.
II you'd win the authors crown.
And every time you WRIT. my irien I,
Boil Il down.
Evening star., 1869-04-09
Dry Goods.

Another week Of extreme striugency in the
money market has had The effect that Nigh
have oeen expected upon dry goOds. Trade
has bern slack K. aud prices, as \ matter OF con
sequence, yleldinG. No change OF importance
nas taken place IN the market for uublesched
shnungs aid sheehngs: but the tone OF the
market ~ anything but nrm, and any attempt
70 foIce sales, even Of the most irable axes.
would lead 20 a decline OF prices. Standard
sheeiings have not undergone any cnsuge. bat
ene less popular makes could be bought a. g
decline OF haIf cent on the previous weeks
pfic's. II besched shlrtings, for the more non.
uiar marks, remain without change; but III.
prices have a dropping tendency New yo.
Mills and M.nrlce lJOs sells NJ ?, : cts a.
VANS nitas at 25cts. for a., 39cts. for S.s d
are dull, and demand is limited. al prices
no. nrm. & rset Jeans are in fair request
prices comparatively firm Apron-caecks
moderately active, and the better makes Ga
mand full prices. Stripes and ticks are
active damaDd. The best makes are putu
the market on somewhat easier terms N an
week before.
Prints are selling more freely since tn
ducton Of prices reported last week, ana IL
is considerable activity in the new aud zttrac,-
i've styles but ~ Is very questionable tue ac-
tiyIty will Justify tn attempt ad vance prIc.-s
which have bern talked Of Ginghams are an
ialr DEMAND and prices are we'll sus -sined
Lar casters sell al l. cents ana North amptOn az
D. ernts. Printed lawns and percales are an
very good demand. and prices for the better
styles have an upward tendency. Canbrlcs
and rolled Jscon-ts are without; QuotSbIs
change. Muslin de IaiDee are dull, er s-pt for
the new and reasonable styles, for which there
Is fair demand At steady prices.
Wooien goods are generally hesvy,except for
certain popular makes Of black and cSlor-d
cloths, which command our quo-auons For
less popular makes the markei Is very heavy.
Fine fancy cassimrres are In pretty fair demand,
mostly for city trade: but the med ium and 10 "
grades are neglected. and sales san b- effected
only by a reduction of rs'es. Satiuets are dull
for the better qualities; the lower gradrs are an
better request. Kentucky jeans are inactive
and prices heavy.
European fabrics, except for few styles OF
goods adapted TO the season, such millinery
ARTICLES and silks are heavy; while the large
imporiations Of the las, fortnigh, tend to keep
down prices. The auction TO Dms are abuud-
antly supp led, but sales are not satisfactory 70
the lmporters.-N. d. fHdsgenfens, sn.
Evening star., 1869-04-09
GENTLENIEN,S LIST

A-Ausiin \ W AppI-rtsr Aug'tu Allen
Asaph; Antoine COm-aB: Anderson Chs; Alden
frsnk q; ATOn GiTaro; Am2ld q NJ; Alien ii
q Addison Jas l.. ALI Jas; Amrein Jno An
o~rsOn ]no W Ames Jno q, p Almy WIN Hon;
B-Bucs A; tialdwin AImoB; Bailey A ustin;
BoTd.n Alfrec; Burch y; Brown Benton
Brown II; STOwa Barney; Brown g r; Baker
th1s ID, Baron CtGc-BZ-: Blair e. >: Brown
20 Blackburn Chis ;; Berret Chss; B-ocl-
CnaS bradford D4nI-i h Btliey ID B: B.lIinys-
ley + tI; BenIs III ND; Birbafoes Frederick;
BaIdwell n W Col RromD-rg L q; Billings
Icy Geo: Baldwin Geo l. 2; B-ncaIer Geo
Butts Geo. col; burnside tiso: Bennett III r.
bradrIck J Il k-y: B-riIn-r Israel: Bailey
joe hua r; Brack-n ia; Barrett Jno: BirdssIi
Jonn MAJ Burnett jas VI Capt, Brown Jno q
Gen; Blake John X; Br-sD John; BIdIeman J
X Bentley John r.; Bond l. J. Hon: BroeIey
LLclus: Basten LOUIS; Brsndeourg l. q; Bek-
rTdye VI a; Blunt NJ; BTackett n q Rav,2
Bi0wnly Orlando; Bragg r.. Bennett Ru-
Golph t: B'll RObt l.; Bailey X w Bird A
Bethel Richard Hon, >; Briggs Richd, Bishop
SpTiDgman %; Burton =, :; Bryan Sum II
Berry Lawrence :: Btrn-s Sidney NJ Col:
Bosrdman Saml l.; Belts rnos W; HOLLYWOOD
I h: Bond Thos u; BarOae Vanc-nzo; Bsaehum
Wm; Bailey VIZ q; Baskin VIM NJ; Btbcosk
" IN; Butler Walter, col; Baker Wn; Brvant
Wm e.. col Bartlett Wallace A; Brauud w n
SroDne Vim +; Beam W II; Blythe W L; Busn
Nm H.
C-Carrano MIR Antonio 2, Carter AIonzo;
Gross Anthony Clark Alexander; CJssou Ar
Imgten Il; Cannon ID; Clark Bernard; Calds-
we'll Il p; CoTiIse T. h; Cox Charles; Chaftee
liz T. T.; Carranza Carlor; Corn well Captain
Charles; Cook Capt Cuider Charls<: C1no
Charles &; Campbell Donald Cosgan Edward
Champhn Edward 3. Cniplry l. ;; Clements
Cslar "a q Corey q eO n; Clark Geo n; CivIs
h I -Csssdray III =; Crawford W; Collins
JO~elhi Clements James H. Calweli John II;
Cham lain j ID; Captain Josthine; Camomile
John; CIOssman Isaac: Clagett John b: Cou.
sILs John Cameron Joseph NJ: Clark Jesse:
Cobb l. r. Clark G. X; Casno Lorenzo Conte
Mack Ouch; Cunningham NJ; Crafty Michael:
Cloud n b. Go Newman; Go & Piikin: Clark
Richard. Crosby X T.; Con well Capt Russell III;
Ger A Cro6& T j. Go q Thompson Chambers
Thomas; Clergyman Gen T L: Co Il Wilson.
Eoerhano Vim T; CUmbaCk Hon Will 3: Coll-y
" y, Chambers w ,; Cammaek WilmerC;
Cole W A
D-Dreifuss Abraham; Define Andrew;
DOnhell Il L; bennington q A; Darling L N:
DAVIS ID r: DegepeT T.; Dux Emanuel, =; Dear
oOrn- p NJ Dr; Davis Francis A; DeWoIf + A;
Dugan Jaine, DArhail j T; Dudley q, ,,
button W; Downs John A; Dalton Jno; Dem
ITs 8 Gen; DUNCAN James; Dobsou James;
DayIds Fawrenee L. =; Dores MIR; Deming Il
GerTiii; D-mone; Dixsoa Robert Durkee Re-
IOrumOre W m: perby shire Vim II; DEMO VIM
A; Dunno w A; Diggs VIM.
I.-Edwsrds Col, g. Emerson Arthur ii
EioridEe Cbarles l. Hon; Egan ID; I'D wards u
+; Eagle John DIR; Ed wards ID DIR; "Eps
MILL EtchisOn X g; Emerson Ralph; En-
~ istle Samuel; EnglaDd sanford, Etwards
Thomas.
F-FOulk J. Fowler Pepiamin r; Foster
CbsTles t,spt; FtB-gan Dani.I; Ftpckel Frank
~; fOstsI p \: Fritch Cie., u: Fleming Jsmrs
J. ffancis 1ehr; FrsuSiin Joep; fJster James
Evening star., 1869-04-09

CHINESE FISH CULrURE-Tne art is no
modern affair. John Chinaman has prac iced
IL for ages, and probably some in your city
Know more about il than we can tell them
fish spawn rs collected and sold, and young
nsn Matched and reared i'm quantities IN the
swampy rice fields OF the ssCsntral Fiowery
Kingdom" One Chinese mode is to man out
river into compartments by means of mats
apd hurdles, leaving u passage for boats
These intercept the spawn, which is skinned
on the water, preserved in jars, and regularly
sold to those who want 70 stock creeks ponds
or lakes IL is said that they sometimes enclose
spawn IN common (hens) ege, from which
the contents have been sucked, and then mi A.
tor q few days under q hen! After wards the
came spawn is turned out in water warmed
tonly) By the rays Of the sun. When the youne
nsn are developed, they are put into ponds
and occasion ally fed till wanted. A few vear.
ago young Chinaman was brought to France.
and expressed himself astonished az the nr,cc
Of fish. He wrote q memoir on she snh;ac, -,
which he states that oil that is necesssryStor
cunivstine hsh IN pond, etc-is 70 watch the
Penoo ei spawning, ard throw the volk NJ
eggs INTO the water from time to time tor the
young, my's nourishmept. Thousand. ~
young n.h, said be- perish, are ..cut on IN their
Cor. 4kd Cdiloraia.
Evening star., 1869-04-09
TELEGRAMS TO The STAR.
This Alternsen's Dispatches.
AAik6OAD TRACK REMOVED nv OR.
DIX of PHILADELPHIA CRY

fhlLApkL LPHIA,iA April s.-The City Councils
yeetefoay pAsseo a resolution resciudiug m.
ordinance extending the time for the rer,ox II
or the freight railroad track on Broad st~a.t .
and wofkmsn were last even ing nut 10 work
sho curing the niGht the track was removed
The Councils had extended the time for IN. -
moval OF the track tll July LIST, ~ the c.sIr. of
the merchants 10 enable them 10 move the an.
coming crops by signing IN agreement TIA, no
1nrtber EFFORT would be made 10 dalav he work
Notwithstanding this agreement q bill h-d ben
introduced in the Legislatur. 10 procure
another postponement, which the Councils
nave rendered nugstory by the immediate de-
structIon of the track.
Evening star., 1869-04-09
TIE GOLD HILL MINING DISASTER.
GWentY. eieh III ne Al Radies Recar.raL

SAN FRAhCisCo, April s-GoLD HILL, . r.
N-Twenty-e bodies have been recovered
nom The fire. WHICH rs still burning on the
eight hundred foot level at the yellow Jackst
Mine The effects OF the cave of tnIs mornIug
Were removed. and a stream of water thrown
ON tne hsmes about tour O'Clock u. m, and u
Is expected that the fire will be suhd I'd b. fore
morning. Ii Is stated that at least forty men
perished by the awful calamity. The bodies
recovered presented-a terrible appearance. aud
Indicated desperate efforts to escape ana IN ,epse
sunering before breathing their last
Evening star., 1869-04-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

The New York money market has assumed
less stringent phase, and the general rate on
call on pledge Of government aud prime colIa,
eral Is per cent, although some loans are
made al the legal rate and an additional I-IS
commission. On general stocks 3-b2 is demand
ed and cheerfully submitted TO. and on n Y
Cehtrai the rate is as high as \. On the whole
tne market is gradually gsttIng into less
pressing condition, as some Of the csty banks
are getting considerable sums of currency
from the interior, and are sending small sums
ieeiIng that the Comptroller will shorty
call upon the banks for q statement il inducing
more noerai onering. Discounts still con-
time dull. prime names ruling at n a 10 per
cent. Gold is firm
Evening star., 1869-04-09

~ Artists who do landscaping in white
wash, and execute geometrical figures with
soap and scruoblug brushes, are Just now ex-
uemely busy.
ga teacher in Princeton College. Ill was
severely stabbed by a pupil last week while
he was Furnishing him for some violation Of
the rules.
sra mechanic IN Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
has IN vented another flying machine. The
wings are fifteen feet in length, and will pre-.
sent to the air q surface of 80 square feet.
~Three whales have lately been taken In
Long Island sound, from which the captors
obtained $500 worth Of oil and sl,oV0 worth
of bore.
~ The Fall River Workingmeu's Co-opera-
tive Association In Massach usetts, have de.
elarsd dividend on purchases for the q quarter
ending March 81, iS69, Of sIx and three q mar.
ters per cent. tor members and four ana nalf
per crbt for non members, with ten per cent
ON shares invested.
~A novel tournament is 10 come on In
Chn 3go some time in Miy. Inc Cbicaxo
Butchers Society Offer = soiid silver belt, win
a bucs H. OF solid gold, 10 tie nutcaer who an
k,lt and dress M OK tn tSs shurfpst tine. The
os!r !. 3 very handsome one, and costs S5V0.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

CUBAEs DRILLING IN NEW YoRK.-A cor.
respondent Of the New York Tribune has vi l.
led a drill room used by Cubans in that city
" no are engaged IN recruiting for the revoIu.
tiODary forces. He says: ssIn reply to questions
II was stated that there were probably 1850
CubaDs drilling in this city, 10 thirteen differ.
ent balls besides four or five hundred in Phil.
adelphia when they would sail, no one
seemed To know, as the leaders Of the enter.
prise kept that a secret, even from the captain,
hut II was asserted that plenty of ammunition
and Spencer miles would be forthcoming
whenever needed. and that two companies,
ne OF 10 men and the other Of 20, had already v
LETT"
Evening star., 1869-04-09

THE STRIKE IN THE EsSLIsH CorroN
TRADK--on March 1sth the long threatened
strike in he cotton trade actually took place.
The Cpersuves in those mills n Preston which
bad recetved notice for n reduction OF ten Der
cent, left work a. noon. Al twenty three
other firms the reduction A. not due for three
weeks, but, unless some speedy arrangement
be come O.. the operatives employed in them
will also strike. Some thousands are already
idle, and great excitement exists, though the
town is peaceable proposal 20 submit 10
arbitration has been msde 20 the masters, but
they have as Yet returned no answer. IL II
thought thst they VIII object 20 At on the
grounds that, even with the reduction OF ten
per cent, many OF them would be no gsiuers,
and that they must know their own affairs bet
ter than any body else.
Evening star., 1869-04-09
Balsinsrs Markets, rs.dav.

BALT1NoRH, April 9.-Cotton dull aud yery
nominally at 2S. Flour active at quotations on
Howard street. Super S650as6s5: do. extra
sf!Uase15; do. family S9O1aSl05l; CIty mills
do family S9-5naSl275; Western super fip-
S6.WaS6.25; do. extra ss.5OsSsa5; do family
s-.6'as9.5O. Wheat dull and Unchanged. Corn
dull receipts small: white, slasl: yellow, ~Ia
50 Oats steady and unchanged Rys uu-
changed. Pork quiet AT S32 00aS32 50 Bacon
quiei; RIB sides S6A aSl6a; clear sI7 .aSl7A;
shoulders Slihasiia; hams ss0s2I. Lard DUH
~. Whiskey dull and nom inalIy.
Evening star., 1869-04-09
EUROPEAN NEWS BY CABLE.

LONDON, April 9.-The political news is uu-
important. While the EreBiso NsrDSa I'd t,oo
servative, sharply criticizes rhe annual budget
winch was introduced in the House of Com
mons iast evening, the rest Of the press are gen.
orally favorable 10 and euIogiza the measura
PARIS, April e.-The amount OF specie in
the Bank Of France has decreased 7,Go.ea
francs since last week
Evening star., 1869-04-09

~ bill 10 now before the Arkansas Senate
prohibiting the sale Of intoxicating liquors In
quantities less than five gallons, except upon
prescription Of physician.
~ The ss0recian Bend" has not entirely dis.
appeared, few incorrigfbles continue 70 exer.
else their backbone In that line.
ga Western paper, referring TO the new
theory that under the Rocky Mouataius are
solid masses OF gold OF ffncalculaole. magnitude
and weight. says that all thar Is wanted Is
.san eligible hole.''
ga velocotillion is to be-shall vs say
danced lin New York.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

ALEXANDRIA lTRMs-The Ga-cte of last
evening has the following:
fishtocn.-The supply OF fish a, Fishtown
heps lent, and by no means equals the de.
mand, winch 10 now sustained by the huck-
sters OF this city, the District OF Columbia and
Baltimore, the Alexandria packers, and the
country trade along the lines OF the railroads
and canals, and that from wsgons. The quota
tions this morning were as follows: Sbad sra
TO $40 per hundred; herring Sl0 to SI2 per
thousand.
Evening star., 1869-04-09
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOruOSm
srAUrrrrrse THE sktu AND ooxrLrx

kEM0Nke ALL ERUPTIONB, PRGCKLns
FlmPLke MoTH. Bitch rs, TAN etc,
and renders THE SKIN SOFT
FAlR and BLOOMING
kor LAplks 10 the n RsrRY a. 10 fuvaIusb,e
Tor GENTLeMkNs after SHAVING Il has no equal
"PAPHIAN LOTION" ie the -nly relt.b r~.,
sdy for diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON's "PAPHuAN SOAP"
Srthe TOILET. NCRSERY and BATH win NOS
chap the SKIN. Price 2s cents per oske
"FLOR DE MAYO.o
"FLOR DE- MAYO.n
AMnG PERFUME FOB THE HANDKRR-
TRhnp atHX3Cisifr. DELICATE, LASTING
PHALoH q SON, Nev sork.
He-U Sold By ell Druggists
HALLS VEGETABLE siCiLIAN HAIR
RENEWER.
Benews the vitality Of the scalp
Renews the hair 20 its original color
Beue~s the nutritive matter which nOurishes
hair
Ren,ws the brash. viry hair TO silken soffpess.
Rebews the growth Of the hair.
BeDeWs the appearance Of those that are Bal
and Srsy, and is q sple"oid hair dressing n loon
or Alcohol u clog up the pores. One bottle ssews
its effects.
b. r. HALL & CO., Nashua, n ii Proprfs stors
For sale BY au df uegists. jaIs-7m
Evening star., 1869-04-09
- Mad dogs are rampant in N.u o.,..,

y Mad dogs are rampant in New Orleans.
y PTim 10 so prim that he a. c.u.d N.
Spanish Sphynx.
Kites IN the Air and orange peel on the
eldewaike are fruitful causes Of accidents in
New York. 70 "
ne mouse Of Raymond Haseltou, near
Deuaooos VS.. was burned on Monday
morning, and Mics Burnham. visitor, Per.
0Leon, Iowa. has prohibited The sals Of
ssI soo neuye wine and the pl ying OF ea-
Evening star., 1869-04-09

~ Sacramento, California, Judge mas de-
clded that prior 10 sn -lecton, any person has
right TO reel aim the amount he may have nut
mp or the It's but that after the election Is
Sec'ded by vote Of the people, IN q money Is
forever lcst to me person bettisg on the nn-
successful candidate.
Evening star., 1869-04-09
FROM PANAMA,

INV YORK, April 9.-The steamer Rising
Star brings s2S0,a,O IN treasure In he renor,as
that forces are being raised in Costa Rica for
invading Chihuahua. The smallpox is raging
ieaIiully IN Panama. AdvIces from all other
sections are barren OF news.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

THE CANAL.-The Cumberland Allegauiap
says: The understanding last week when the
Auegabian went 10 press was that the com.
panies wOuld not begin shipping by canal
be fore the lUth instant This programme was
subsequently, changed however, aud by the
close Of the week the leading companies had
sent quite an animated appearance, and the
yigOr with which operations are pushed gives
pr Iomise of heavy trade during the season.
The number of boats that have cleared from
this port since the resumption of navigation is
one hundred and forty, carrying about fifteen
thousand tons.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

CHIEF ESGINEER JOHN II Lone has bee q
deracned from special duty At New York and
ordered TO the SaDgus
Evening star., 1869-04-09

0APEs IN CHICKENs.-Ander son Campbell,
OF Tennessee, writes the Aneriean n 4gricuiturist
mat ne finds from experience that by changing
roosters every year, getting them from stock
not akin to the mems, he is not troubled with
gapes. whether this is a preventive Of gapes
or not, there can be no doubt Of the ad vantage
OF introducing new bleod in poultry yard, es-
roosters OF the best kinds. Stock from such is
be tier able to resist disease Of all kinds, than
that from closely related progenitors
Evening star., 1869-04-09
We clip the following from the RahxaycNJ,

We commend 20 the attention &C our resisr, the
following nOte frOm of our citizens.
About year ago I was attac ed With Hemor
rhase of the Lungs, ana have teen coughing al
most tnces.s .sn sly siuce-tfll I csnmeucsd thu a..
OF 4lIen' LsUg Ba sam. by which 4 have beeo
greatly relieved 10 fact almost permanently cured
"RAHwAT, N J. Dec. 18th, 1883 - mari, In
Evening star., 1869-04-09

1T Is UNDERSTOOD that the President on
Wednesday sent dispatch by the Cable re-
questing Reverdy Johnson's resignation
Evening star., 1869-04-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FERRY DAVIS, PAN KIIIEa

lt 10 real pleasure 20 ne Co seesk f.yorsb,y Of
this srticle known most uni .lly 20 be : eo.t
anc safe remedy Tor Burns aud other Paias Oh the
body. IL is ysiU able not only for Oolds ia the
inter. bot Tor various eummsr Oompia apd
snouio De IN every family The casualty which
d. msnds u may come eunawsre.-Carlsftas 1dro.
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Evening star., 1869-04-09

~The wife OF Marshal Valiant, who re-.
Gently died, shaved regularly every day for
many years. She had q thicker beard than
most men. During her last illness her beard
became SO bushy that when the physician who
vleits all the dead, to see that they died natu.
raj death. examined her. he asked, "What was
this gentleman's posIfionr'