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A PLEASANT EXCURSION. = The
famous Crescent City Silver Band,
having. accepted an 'invitation to assist
a Padueah baad in a concert for the
benefit of the latter, leave for Padu-
cab on the Armada to-day, and will
return on the Gaickstep Saturday
night. They will spend two nights in
-Paducah, and we promise our friends
of the Plain City" some of the
finest instrumental music they ever
heard. Persons going down the river
to- day viii, of course, take passage on
the Armada, TO enjoy the iuimitabIe
music of the Crescent City Silver
Band. snH "D.i.i4 lsA
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1PuRLIC-No. 12l

IUBBlC-NO. IL.
AN Act to amend an act entitled
An act to prohibit the coolie trade
by American citizens in American
vessels" approved February nine
teen, eighteen hundred and sixty
two.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
Unitcs States of America in Congress
assembled, That all the provisions of
au act entitled :" An act to prohibit
the coolic trade by American citizens
in American vessels" approved Feb
ruary nineteen, eighteen hundred and
sixty two shall be extended so as to
include and embrace the inhabitants
or subjects of Japan, or of any other
oriental country, known as coolies, in
the same manner and to the same
extent as such act and its provisions
apply TO the inhabitants and subjects
of China.
Approved, February 8 1869.
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BACoNl LARDll FLoURll PORKll
1000 Sugar Cured and Plain Bacon
Hams, Bacon Shoulders, Clear Sides,
S. G. Breakfast Bacon all Of our
own curing, and warranted to gtUe
satisfaction.
100000 pounds BHlk Meats. - b
500 tierces, kegs, and cans Choice
Lard
5000 barrels and sacks Flour, diff
ferent grades.
i. RUFFNER, JR. & Co,
feb12-t IF No. z Main, near Water st.
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SEQ 4 DRArMAN IsJURED.AA dray-

go a DRAYMAN INJURED. "A dray-
man yesterday was thrown or fell
from his dray on the levee, receiving
an ugly cut on the side of his brow.
his leg at the same time being caught
by the wheel and considerably bruised
He seemed to be pretty severely in
juTed, and acted as if suffering much
pain. Somebody on the levee was
uncharitable enough to hint that the
drsyman had been terrifying against
.5is the cold weather, and had otherwise
overdone it. We are inclined. how
ever, to consider that malevolence and
Islander.
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For RENT.-A desirable dwelling
house, containing ten rooms, large
yard, plenty fruit and shrubbery, on
Sixth Street, between Main aud Syca-
more. Possession given 10Th inst.
Enquire of KELLER q WHITE.
feb6-tf
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Bs5~ Faber's best pencils for sale at
the JOURNAL Office.


REoORDER's COURT There was
but little done in the Recorders
Court yesterday. Justice. Davidson
still occupies the throne and dispenses
justice.
Tom Lane, who has been there
before, was charged with having
taken too much sugar in his'n,"
which rendered it somewhat difficult
to keep his center Of gravity over
the supericies of his base, and in his
efforts to preserve an equilibrium
causing him to occupy more of the
sidewalk than one man is entitled to.
His Honor thought that an expendi-
ture Of IS % would restore the bal
anee of power and render him more
upright in the future. f
A man who gave his name as A.
Mcdonald, or Mcdaniel, was over
taken in the act of peddIing dres, cd
calf skins of a very inferior but
somewhat hole-y character, about the
streets without first having procured
license for so doing. He was charged
s. So, and left the leather as security.
He said he had got some Of the
leather in Mt. Vernon and some in
Cannelton. He processes to be
tanner by trade.
There is a suspicion prevalent In
police circles that the leather was not
honestly in his possession. and that
he will not return to claim it. Fl any
body has lost any leather of the kind,
they had better look after this.
A patriotic gentleman, feeling that
justice had not been done to the an
niversary of Washington's birth day,
determined to celebrate little on his
own account. He therefore loaded
his shotgun, and commeaced firing
salutes about 10 or Ii o'clock Mon
day night and kept it up at regular
intervals until after midnight, in
creasing the charge at every discharge,
until the report at last awoke the
police, or at least attracted their at
tention. He was called on yesterday
for an explanation, but His Honor
thought he had carried his patriotism
a little too far into night, and charged
him So %.
We presume that Washington's
birth day will not in future receive
any consideration at all. o Temporal Z
O Moses I!
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MoRE OF THE SAME SoBr-Two
more souls with but single thought,
arrived in this city from Kentneky /,
on Monday, and we're indIssolubly
united in the. silken chains of matri-
mony. As in almost all these cases,
the lady was by far the most attrac-
tive looking of the two, illustrating
that contFariety Of which young ladies
are possessed, they love contrast
The newly married pair left BY the
Lady Grace yesterday44ai .4. z4-aii4o :
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= BEFORE JUSTICE DAVIDSON

- BEFORE JUSTICE DAvDsoN.-A
woman fled complaint before JUS
tiee Davidson, yesterday, charging a
man with having provoked her to
commit al assault and battery upon
him, by using opprobrious, filthy and
Insulting language toward her. A
warrant was issued, but the man had
not been brought in when we left the
Justica's Office.
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RETAINS OF CAPT. p. G. O'RuBy
The steamer Mary Houston passed
Memphis at D O'Clock last evening,
and may be expected here about the
game hour this evening. She brings
the remains of Capt. P. G. O'Riley
aud of his son. Robt. e. O'Riley.
The remains of Capt. O'Riley will be
buried by Knight Templars and the
Masonic Fraternity of this city. The
funeral will probably take place early
tomorrow. Due notice will, however,
be given.
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PUTNAM, TIE GALAXY AND THE
ATLAETIC.-Fish & Barter have re-
ceived the GGJary, Putnam Mdga-
zine and the atlantic for March. All
are fine numbers. Their tables Of
contents were published few days
since.
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Rs- Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDwELL & Co.'S Drug Store, cor
ner of Third and Main. Finest stock
In the city. Perfumeries of all kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but the best kept. Toc26 diff
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FLoUR-The best brand of choice
family -four sold IA the city, the
Cynthianai Mills, also, rye -four for
sale by II. ID. Allis & Co., First st.
second door below Vine.
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We have reduced the price Of salt
to two dollars and fifty-fve cents per
barrel. for small or $50 lbs. barrels.
and forty-fve GEMS per bushel or
three dollars and forty cents per bar
rel for large or z bushel barrels.
BAIRD & START,
Agents Ohio River Salt Co.
l.. RUFFNER, IT,, & Co.
Agents KanaWha Salt Co.
feb20-d1w
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CLEANING OUT.-Workmen have
been for some days past engaged in
cleaning out the debris from the cell
lars of the Opera House building,
such as pieces of lumber, clay, NOR
tar, &c. A huge pile of earth is
heaped up on Locust Street. ~
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The STREET GRoSsfNas,AA COM
mittee of ladies' Indeed several ooE4-
mittees Of ladies-reqnest. us to call
the attention of the Mayor, City
Council aud Street. Commissioners,
also the Board of Health, to che exc
cradle condition of the street-cross-
ings. They have been in the. same
condition whenever it rained or snow
cd all Winter, The ladies think, and
justly, too, that city that can afford
to pay out an average of 81, 900 per
week, for three months in succession.
to improve streets in -unfrequented
parts of the city, might afford to oc-
casionally have the crossings in the
heart of the city scraped and kent
clear Of mud. The expense of neat
CATERS and "balmorals7 DESTROYED nv
the muddy crossings during the past
Winter, would have paid for sera pine
the mud off the side-walk ks four-tiimes
over. The ladies threaten the cit,
authorities doynot clean the street.
/ crossings. they will influence thei,
husbands, brothers, sons, sweet heart.
and male acquaintances in general, t,
clean these rulers out of office thi;
Spring.
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TRADE REPoRr. The first edition
Of the Trade Report Of 1865, is now
being distributed among the subscrib-
ers to it. As only a portion of the
number we get out are yet bound, it
wiz be necessary to give to each adj
vertiser only portion of the number
to which he will be entitled but in a
few days we will be able to supply all
demands. IF any who are entitled
to them do not receive them to- day,
they can be Supplied by calling at
the JOURNAL Counting Room to-mor-
row
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arEAMRoAr IINEs

k5IEA BOAT LIN
TO LoUIsvILLE.-EVery Monday and
Saturday At 10 o'clock AM. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday st Z
O'Clock P. n.
10 OAIRo-DaiIy, except Sunday, at 4
O'Clock 2. ma.
10 GREER RIvER.-Every Monday and
Friday ats o'clock p. H. Every Thurseis y
at 6 O'Clock r. NJ. '- ~ 70 ,
To lAs'gRoRr.-EveTy Monday, Wednes-
day end Friday at ! O'Clock P. IA.
To lis DERsoE-Daily, except Sundays 8,
81 o'clock Pm.
z 4aa = AsEIyILI.E- Every "Wednesday and
10 MGl1PHns-Every Tuesday at 4P. N.
R0ckportStage (via Hewburgh and Boon
vfGe,) carrying the mail, leaves at a H.,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
Nesg Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days aud Fridays at A. n. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by p. N.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
cspt SGndaysl at A. IA. Arrives daily Tex
sept 5andays) by P. NJ.
To NEWBURG.-HacK daily except Sum
aay,) from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock r. NJ.
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CONDITION OF Mr., CAvENDER.-
DIR. Runcie returned from the scene
Of the terrible disaster below the
Greek at midnight last. He reports
Mr. Lavender in very critical con-
dition. He is badly scalded on the
breast extending down to his bowels.
while the injuries about the head are
of very grave character, unsettiing
his reason. The dislocatiou of his
shoulder had been reduced, and no
difficulty is anticipated FROM that
His face is burned, not scaled
Several members of the Masonic
fraternity. to which he belongs, were
with him last night, rendering MIN
all the assistance in their power.
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.ONE REsULT.-The steamer MolIie
Norton brought to this city yesterday
forty two passengers. who had reached
the river by the E.. I'll. & N. r. r.
This is,an indication of the benefits
to be derived by Evansville from the
completion of the road.
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. E p -4H
+ TOBACCO SALE.-There is. no, good
reason why Evansgilleishould not be
enc of the best,S,if not the very best,
tobacco market in the West Lof
Gated at the very margin ofathe great
tobacco region Of Kentucky and Ten
pessee, the natural ealtfepot for trans
shipping East. better. prices could be
afforded here tlian'at almost any other
point. We are glad to see "a disposi-
zion on the part Of our citizen CAPT.
talists TO aid in building up the mar
ket in this place. 3HH ,e..tanuf taaAa
At q sale held yesterday at the sales
room of Mortin, Gardneri g. TO-, .16
hogsheads tobacco were sold as fol-
lOWs;g -Four hhds. Jugs at 81 80, S. TO,
IS Is, and So 75 ;stwelve hhds. leaf
at IS %, SO CO. SO 20, 80 TO- so %,
SO 80, SO so, so 80, $11 30, $12 05.
S12 30 and $780, being an average of
about SO 60forit the leaf-a price not
often obtained, We are told, in any
other market in the West Maekey,
-Nesbit q Co. boaehti7 hhds.; Ehr-
man, Fisher Il Co, .; 81 p. Hubs
peth & Co, 2; and Col. Head. 2. 7.
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CAUSE OF THE ExPLosION.-Ther
is no positive knowledge of the cause
of the explosion, yesterday. except
that the boiler was an old one, and
had not been considered safe by some.
There were also indications that there
was but little water in the boiler.
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HUNDREDS of people in this vicini-
ty are suffering from diseases of the
blood, which may be easily cured by
the use of DR.. j w. Poland's Humor
Doctor. Sold by Cloud & Akin.
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Terra Haute and Indianapolis.
Ell. &N.R. R, Northern Division.
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.

..RRAINs ARRIVE AT JUNCTION.
Going Weest---...-.--......---4l:9l,4d. I.
Going r. n
--.'---.-..---,--'.-.'-'' 90 + Ai
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In Bankruptcy.

Oa RRA OFFICES under the new A
So DstW niufstratiOu. We prepare ap-
nIications in form for Gov, rument posi-
lions Sc cure Congressional and other
necessary influence, ana personally pre-
sent The claims of applicants. For clieu-
lar of Instructions ADDRESS, with stamp.
WINCHESIE 81 HAYDEN, Washing
on, ID q.
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B~ Tndelable Ink and Pencils for
sale at the JOURNAL Office.
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EVANSVILLE. IND, Feb. 23d. 90

EVANSVILLE, IND, 90 7lOL, %.
Messrs. Bennett & Decker, agents
of the Enterprise Insurance Com
pany, of Cincinnati, Ohio, have, this
day, paid me six hundred dollars
(So00,) the full amount Of my policy
in said Company, for furniture de-
stroyed by the burning of Turner
Hall, on the 9th inst. | would recon-
mend all persons in want Of reliable
insurance, with prompt payment in
case of loss, to call on Messrs Ben
nett q Decker, General Insurance
Agents, and get policy in the Ea-
terprise Insurance Company.
feb24 3t LOUIS KELLER.
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CoRoNER's INQUEsT.-The Coroner
went down to the Dry Dock late last
evening to hold an inquest en- the
body of VIM. Parsons, who was killed
by the explosion yesterday afternoon.
The verdict can be readily aniici-
pated.
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UNION PRAYER MEETING.-The
Young Mems Christian Association
Prayer Meetings continue to be held
daily at their rooms over the Mer,
chants. n ational Bank, from eleven
. o'clock to noon, and are usually
marked with much interest.
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FOE RENT
Hotl for Rent

FTgfHE NEW HOTEL, 0W TEFE corner
~ Of Court and Alars I'D 8troea, iu fn-
dncan. KENNEDY DIS for rent. the build-
tng contains thirty rooms, all we'll nutahed
aud eutfely pew. Also, -FOUR Htorerr0pm4
Iu the same build ug f0r remit This houao
ls very deiriblF located iu one OF me
most h0uFlahlHR cities On TIE OHIO. For
fur her particulars apply to D.. q. %. of fs
a.. ROSS. Broadly House. rHducan, Keno
tucEy, ~ 30. g. RtAD. Ev9usVtfle ma.
Paducah, ky, Feb. VS., 1850. lfeiD iWd
weuW WHWH4 agHREsHOU8E Tint
I very alrabie brick store house, 21 nv
20 feef, ru tine eDruer Of Mniu and Main
Cross Streets. MaIisouVille, kvs Tine bert
huaiuess mouse aud location iu the city,
P0as B.iOm given the lHt pl March, tal3,
Apply To tht4 1IHeg. ct address
IfITLEpAGE H. SHAW
fel3 d3w MadH0uvllic, ity.
-r-aoFs Esh.N E-IIUaftE55 H0Usa--HO
~ 20 imiu street, Since doors rom che
corner OF Third street. For particular
apply 60 "a ffHHUk LDDHE.
feBl g.. ~. JENKINS.
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Evansville Iuas
80 nf Un.-aImad aoal.-

70 an lUhotH N1HnV coHccrTtt
AK fTFEf d Us EaEHsEnW GIVEN. that
E# fhr H4r.Hiiued packages at enc vnrI-
Ot+ oniea adams Express Company In
southern Indiana wlll bee sold az Public
AurtIcsi, fn fue highest bidder, ina the eItv
All Eynursho, at ihe Auction Room 81
llimafu eei.lu, Locust Street, Opposite fho
FDsf-Dlfeat Ou the fIh day 90 March 1862
uuit.H $500 Iu Fnnil Doe cal ga for and nll
.rititIHaH IHflti haTHOu. IA complete Ilst of
inese pulsn.c# may he Neen CO. the several
Post-om a., ESQ rss offices, aud other
public Uia.nH where lhH packages were.
consigned. VIII O. LA MOAN
dec3 d2m Agent
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For SALE. A nice Tlco-story
Dlreliing Hoatse, with five rooms and
cellar, in the best part Of the city,
will be sold below its value and part
~ on time. Call to dug, as [ am re
quested TO sell aoittout deluy.
ALVAH JOHNSON,
feb3 If Real Estate Agent.
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I4IBRARY .NoTIcE.-The Librarian
of the Evansville Library Associa-
ton makes serious complaint that the
city daiIies are stolen from the front
deer and rooms, and that the papers
are seriously cut and inutilated.e Tho
President of the Association requests
US to warn the perpetrators. that if
detected they viii be arrested and
punished by law Such conduct is
certainly very unbeeoming and uuex-
peeted IN anyone whose literary taste
would lead them to the Library
Rooms. go = {, 'f- ..l., '.ss..s s
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MxSCELLANEOU&s

RREEsCHH ants are invited to call and
lEa. examine specimens Of Show cards
NJ c. ". OSBORNEi5 shop, on Locust
Street. .-...L.--.. lIe1O
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BT Penholders, Pens. Pencils, sc
at JOURNAL Office.
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Ice The undersigned, successors
to =. 1ngle, have bought twelve hun
dred tons of ice. and are negotiating
for further supply. hoping to be able
to supply-the demand 10 this latitude.
p Thomas q ZACHARY INGLE.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
Evan Celebrated Marbl end Slate
Mantels and Enameled Crates.

WHEE HIVE AT tn = EBEHLDERG'
W. EMPORIUM samples OF Slate and
Marble Mautels and Enamele led Crates, and
are prepared TO furnish anything required
in that line, aud invite all who wish to
purchase TO call and look ~ our Sam. es.
We think they VIII be pleased. particularly
as to prices when they take n look
BABtOCK ~ STEELE,
Water s., Het. Locust aud Walnut,
tel Evansville, Ind.
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BG~ Hiram Nelson will sell at his
Auction Rooms on Locust Street,
lot Of dry goods from a bankrupt's
stock. The goods are mostly ladies
goods. feb24 1t
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Just What You Want.
WETE HAVE I'M STORE TAHE FOE,
W lowing, in prime condition, which
Is offered to the trade:
- barrels Jowls. in brine;
70 Hams, in bulk;
50 tterces No. kettle rendered Lard;
. Kegs No. l kettle-rendered Lard;
so bags Potatoes;
800 bags Oats;
10 g Rediop eed
> barrels choice Family Flour:
- barrels extra Wnite Wheat Flour.
BA BCOCK ~ STEELE,
Water st, bet. Locust and Wainut,
Evansville, ind.
fe4 - BufideTS' EnipoTiMm.
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SWEET QUININE. = Experience so
far with DR. Bigelow's SWEET QUI-
NINE leads to the belief that is is
less apt to irritate the stomach than
Sulphate Cor bitter Quinine For sale
at Schuermann & Burford's Opera
Drug Store, Is South First Street.
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LOCAL IN Offices.

sG~ Do not forget the largo sale of
the Horribly property to-moFro@ after
noon. at the Court House. at , clock.
Land In the country aud lots IN the
city for sale. a chance TO buy on a
long credit. feb24- 1t
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pTrimmiug SatiDs and other new
goods just received at HUGHES.
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B Faber's pencils at % cents per
dozen at JOURNAL Office.
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Bay@ Pencils ID cent per dozen at
JOURNAL Office.
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Z il EN. R.R.-Itis confidently
expected that the Evansville. Hender-
son & Nashville Railroad will be
comnleted to- Madisenville. by Satur-
day night, and that trains run through
to MadisonviIIe. that day. The grad
ing is completed and the contractors.
Messrs. Hanson & Day, are pushing
the work of laying the track with great
vigor. Under the efficient superintend-
enca of Robert a. Bacon, Esq, trains
run regularly, aud the road is already
doing fair busiHeSsf.s II is said that
an average Of seventy five passengers
are carried over the road daily. As
is usual upoR the opening Of new
railroads, new towns are springing up
along the line'of the track The prin
| cipal new town on the road is Han
son, thirty.tw milessfrom Henderson
and twelve from Dixon. the county.
seat. Of Webster County, which prom
Uses to become a town of some mn I'M.
lportance. 7-Ds1s..s.ssl Giaa zieyI1zA
The people of Henderson are talk
ing Of holding, a jubilee, upon the.
opening of the road to MadisOnYille,
inviting the people Of Evansville and
MadisonYille to meet together and
partakeof the Inequalities of Hem
derson. Not bad idea. When the
people of the twossections know each
other better they viii Ike each , other
better. aI sos .s7a.lE fsad.a i1oql@as
We hope to seeu immediate and
efficient measures taken to complete
the road through to Hopkinsvillee at
an early day. and open upifor Us direct
communications With the eutire South.
2 1921 II tzaL - LlL.zl .sLIzs5fff9A l.eg
Ia Envelopes printed to order at
sal ~ a
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CITY N EW S.

wEDNEsDAY..,..,...-.FEBRUARY 3, 1863
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THROAT DISEASES. =" We would
Troches.' We have found them eff
cacious in allaying Irritation in the
Throat and Bronehia, and would
commend them to the attention of
Public Speakers and others troubled
with affections of the Throat. They
are also an excellent remedy for
HoarseneSs resulting from cold
Congregationayist, B1ston. 22-eod.
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Ia Envelopes printed to order at
the Journal Ofice.. lt'-'s
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superfor to the best
Imported German Co ogne. and sold at
half the price. fe22 deod&JgIt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-24

gs-A busy man is a Ioconloliv We. and life
a track. Every night he drives iuto " the
house" and stops. Every morning he is
fired up anew, and away he goes switch-
ing of in one direction and then in an
other. In this routine of business ne for
gets that the physical organization is o L
the most delicate Kind Ii q hard iron 30
conceive needs constant care. and TO be
well oiled up and rubbed OF every day,
how much more necessary is il THAI all
men and women should use PLANFATION
BTTTERS, which are the ne Plus ultra of
everything which is necessary to keep the
system q perfect tone of health.