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Seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills VIII
cure Consumption, Liver Complaint, and
Dyspepsia, il taken according TO the direc-
lions. They are al three % be taken 40
the same time. They cleanse the stomach
relax the liver, and put 10 to work; then
theappeti,e becomes good the food dlgesta
and makes good blood; the patient begins
60 grow ia flesh the diseased matter upens
in the lungs, and the patient outgrows the
disease and gets well. Ihis As the only way
10 cure Consumption
To THESE thee medicines Dr. j.. H.
schenck, OF Philadelphia, owes his unrl-
vailed success in the treatment Of PulmO-
nary Consumption. The PulmOnic Syrup
ripe1s the morbid matter In the lungs,
nature throws 1t or by an easy eXpectora-
ton, for when the phlegm or matter Is
ripe slight cough Will throw lt of. and
the patient has rest, and the lungs begin
to heal.
TO DO tli7, the 9aaweed Tonic and Man-
drake Pills must be freely used TO cleanse
the stomach and liver, so that the Pull
monte syrup and the food Will make good
blood.
SchenclH's Mandrake Pills act apOn tho
liver, removing all ob5tructlons, relax the
d0cis OF the gail b adder, The bile starts
freely, aud the liver is soon relieved; the
stools VIII show what the pills can do; mo-
thiog has ever been invented except Gallo
mel { deadly poison, which Is very dam
gerous to use, unless with great care) that
Will unlock the gan bladder ana start the
secretions Of the liver like Scheuck's Man-
drake Pills.
Liver Complaint is one Of the most
prominent causes Of Consumption.
scuenclI's seaweed Tonic is "a gentle
BtimuianL and Alternative, and the alkan
in The HeaWeedi winch this preparation i6
made OF, assists tie stomach TO throw out
the gastric juice TO dissolve the food with
the Pu.mon1c syrup and is made into
good bICod without fermentation or sour
ing In tile stomach.
Or. Scheuck, i'm hts treatment, does not
try 10 top cough, night sWodts, Chllls.
or fever. Remove the cause, and they Will
AL stop OF lnelr own accord. No one can
be cured 81 Consumption Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, lutHrrn, Gauker, or liberated
Throat, unless the liver ANA stomach are
made healthy.
When there IS no lung disease, and only
Liver Conn paint "a 8u Dyspepsia, ScheuCk'E
SeHWeed IuDlC and Mandrake Pulls are
SUFFICIENT without the Pum0niC syrup.
Take the Mandrake Pills freely i'm an
bilious mpiaints, ass they are perfectly
hHrmlG.a.
III. seueucsswho has enjoyed uninter-
ruptcu AealtH for many years past, and
90 "a mere Sits leffiu, ~ tho very last stage
o. Pulmonary consumption, hiH physi-
clans having pronounced his case hope
less atld abandoned him 90 uis fate. He
WINS cured by the aforesaid medicines.
Full directions accompany each, maxi.
ing ~ lot 3suluiely necessary 90 see Dr.
ScheucA, uutess patients wish their lungs
examined; nna iOl this purpose he is pro-
ieaHOualiy ut bis principal Office, Fhila-
deiph a. every Saturday, where all letters
Of advice must be addressed.
Price OF HE pulmGnlc Syrup and Sea-
weed lOnic, each 5l SD per bottle, or t7 go nl
hall dozen. Mandrake Pills, 25c. per box.
For sale BY all drueai .ts.
IcZ d,tWiy Sp&
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FRivar IbiaEpn.clnes.

PITTsBUbG, April Noon. 49, Weather
clear and pleas ant. Thermometer 4Io
MOnOogahela 10 feet inches, aud falling.
tINCINNATI, pr / 5-NoOu.-Fhe river
has fallen feet inches since saturday IS
feet inches IN the channel Weather
cloudy, III part THERMOMETERS SO. Ar
liVed-Wren, { ON Ken lucky River; Ohio
No. !, from Marie ia Railroad: Hudson,
from Wheeling: Darling, from Memphis.
Dearte - hiO No. 4, for POmerOy: hdIn-
burg, for Marietta; Emma No. 3, for New
Orleans; Legal Tender, tor White River.
The river is falling slowly, with 81 feet
inches space under the bridge, and A feet d
inches water the chrnnel. Business
moderate. Weather was cloudy with a
sprinkle of rain in the afternoon. To-
night clear. Thermometer 50o.
MEMPHIS, April 5.-Weather clear and
pleasant River rising. Arkansas River
falling. Ar ived-BelIe Mem phis. Depart
en-Bisnarck, Julia, ST. Louis; Norman
Evansville.
NASHVILLE, April 5.-River falling. with
s feet water on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
variable. ArriYed-Tyrone, from Cairo.
LOUISVILLE. April Or. II. Lee, Cincin
natl To New Orleans; Mary Houston, from
New Orleans; Charmer, Evansville to
Cincinnati. The river is falling slowly,
with q feei of water in the canal, y feet
on the falls, and Il feet over the rocks
The Lee left with fine trip. Weather
clear and cool.
CAIRO, priI sport L'st-Rubicon, st,
Louis to Nicksburg, 8 p n LOrena, Pitts
burg TO st. Louis, PM; City of Cairo,
Memphis 10 st. Louis, An. Silver Moon
Memphis TO Cincinnati, 3 An; MoIue
a BILE, New orleans TO st. Lcnis AN; At
lant1c, ST Louis to Nashville, IL An;
Great Republic, st. Louis to New Orleans
IL An; Ktlgour, New Orleans to Louis,
vile, PM; LumSden, Nashville packet,
8 p NJ; Argosy, New Orleans to Cincinnati,
d 2. NJ; Melnotte, Cincinnati to st. Louis
. Pm; River rose inches. The weather is
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approved

The wharimaster reported having
collected 81, 122 So from March 1st to
March 2Sth, 1869.
The bond Of Jacob S. Lowry. with
G. J. w. Smith and Alexander Long,
OF Cincinnati, as sureties, for bowl
dering Main Street, was submitted
and approved by the Council
The bond of Hatfey & Boyle. with
Chris. Hedderich and William Klus-
man as sureties, for graveling Syca-
more Street, was submitted ard ap-
proved by the Council, in considera-
ton that Haffey & Boyle, shall keep
the street in repairs for three wears.
The bills of the Evansville Gaslight
Company were referred to special
committee, consisting of Relker and
Reitz.
Jno. NJ. App was granted license
to sell liquor. His place of business
is on the corner of Locust and Fourth
Streets.
A. II. Jones who was appointed to
take the census of the city, reported
as follows:
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Vote of Pigeon Township,


FIRST WARD-Albert Steinbach, 215; H.
BroInmeihaus. EOS.
SECOND WARD John S. Hopkins 1S4 f;
Francis p. Carson, III.
THIRD WARD-Peter Semonin, 2OS; E. G.
Van Ripper, 2O7.
FOURTH WARD-Samuel Orr, 263; NJ. ].
Bray, pa.
FIFTH WARD-Winiam Heilman, 2O3;
NJ. Stumpf, 2O4.
SIKH WARD-John Hodson, 204; John
Hedderich. 1917.
sEvESrH WARD-R. w. StieneKer, 2S2;
John Miller, 1a7.
EIGHTH WARD-Jas. Wiltshire. 247; j.
II. EoesIker. Ia.
NINTH WARD-Phtlip Klein, 17S; c. w.
Doughty, 252.
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new YORK Dry goods Msrget.

by Telegraph NEW YORK, April 5.
DRY GOODS -Ihe weather beng clear and
dFy, trade Is improving slowly, but is far
from Delng active for any class OF goods
Heavy Brown Sheetings OF the best makes
Ike Appleton a aud AtlaAtic IL, rule
steady aG &c; Augusta and CObat a bring
l01zc; indian Orchard A I411s; 40 q i
l41zc; do. l312c; do. 3 Il 80 fncn l21Sc; do. l.
lO12s; Bedford Il lO15c; Pitt-f1eId 6, I21Sc;
Portsmouth \ l1c; DO. p &c; do. b Sc Am
Oskeag a Bleached AIuslins I0c; blackstone
191zc; BaIlou \ Sons l5c; Constitutional
l2c; anoe Sc; Edward Harris II; PeppereIl
45lg521ae, do. l0-4 5712c; Utica lO-4 72I9c; do.
J-4 OI12c. BallOu Glazed CamUrics IO1Sc;
Federal SEC; Washington do. nigh coiOrs
II1ae. " nIte Rock PaperCam nrIcs ll16ql2c;
Green SLaf Wlgans l45ac. Standard CIinLs
lI1agIZ24c, ana Delaines l81z9Z0c.
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ROBBERY AT FoRT BRANCH
The store of Lowe & Epperson, at
Fort Branch, was broken open on
Sunday night and robbed of about
5000 worth of clothing and SO in
nickels. Two strangers, who were
lettering about the place on Sunday.
were missing, and it is supposed that
they were the burglars. 1t is very
likely they were on their way to this
city to vote in the Third Ward, and
stopped over at Fort Branch to make
an honest penny.
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The POPULATION ON EVANSVILLE.
By the Council proceedings it will be
seen that the population cf the city,
s0ithiR the corporate limits only,
amount to 25,005 souls. All that
part of the city outside the corpora
ton, including Independent &C, below
the creek, is not included in the re-
port; and the population of this city
NAV be safely set down at 30 900.
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THE WAY IT GoEs,-Tbe bill o

Il Il
the Street Commissioner for the last
week, which was allowed by the Coun-
Gil last night, amounted to nearly
tlrelUe hundred dollars. One hundred
and fifty seven men were employed.
This whole business is a grand nui-
sance anda great swindle. The bill
is made out and signed by Kirkpat-
rick, the Street Commissioner, and
not a single Councilman can tell
whether the bill is correct or not.
The only evidence they have that the
men did the work is their names be-
ing down on the paper, and Alf
Kirkpatrick signature at the bot
tom. Almost every other bill that is
presented to the Council has to be
certified to by somebody, and it is
time some radical change was made in
regard to work on the streets, and we
hope the new Council will give the
matter their early attention.
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BE- The Evansville Cornet Band
was out during the day, yesterday,
and visited the various election pre-
cincts. The Cornet Band has done
nobly during the present campaign,
aud are entitled to the thanks of the
Republicans.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

To LoUIsvILLE.--Every Monday ana
Saturday At 10 O'CLOCK Am. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and saturday az t
O'CLOCK 2. NJ.
TO CAIRo-Daily, except Sunday, at 4
O'Clock p. ri.
70 GREEsg RIvER.-Every Tuesday aud
Saturday at O'Clock Pm. Every Thursday
AZ 8 O'Clock Z. NJ.
To EASTPORT.-E Every Monday, WeCnes-
daY and Friday at O'Clock p. n.
70 HEzSDERSOH-Daily, except Sundays,
a. O'Clock Pm.
TO NAsHvTLLE-Every Wednesday and
Saturday at P. NJ.
TO MRMPHIs-Every Tuesday at P. N.
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FOR RENT.
WANTED.

a SITUATION, by an experienced
salesman, who can command good
wholesale or retail trade. Inquire of
Git col. BARTER, No. 10 Main.
0RDERS FOR JOB WORK. Blank
NBeB2OKs, sc, at Journal once. Lfe2o
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RockpOrtStage (via Newburgh and Boon
viI1s,) carrying the mail, leaves at =. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by Z p. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon-
days and Fridays at A. nj. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4 P. NJ.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily tex
cent sundays at 7 A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays by P. "a.
TO NEWBURG.-HacK daily except sun
1ay,) rom the Merchants Hotel, at
nfnlOok 2. 81.
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LOCAL NOIxCES.

QUERY.-Who painted the new ad-
vertising signs that have lately been
placed on top of the street cars?
ANswER.-W Why, Charley Osborne,
of course, and he is prepared to do
more Of the same sort-or any other
description of fine painting-at the
shortest notice. 3-1w.
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Bachelors Hair Dya

Tnia spierCld Hair w. q is tns Usgtisi ii.e.
Wgru; iae only true aud peuoc. llye
nArliiir-s, reliable, tuslAniauD9ur uo tiis-
dies Tie ill effects OF bad dyes il si,-urafce
ana Ioav1B tho Hair soft and utgutIuL
bs.scb or trout. Sold Dy all Dfgg-ljs ltuu
elOf'8 Wig Factory, No. ID BJHd -lcei.
New A0rA' laraJ 1tF
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Geissler & DeLang, jewelers., have
removed to their new store, No. 81
Main Street, where they will be
pleased to see their friends and the
public generally, and will take great
pleasure in showing them through
their stock.
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THE DANGER PAsT.-We are graft
fed in being able 10 relieve the anx-
iety of our friends along the river.
The danger of food is past. The
river is falling rapidly at all points
above.
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LIVELY DAY.-The city yesterday
was full Of strangers. La addition to
the large number Of Migrants import
ed to vote in the Third Ward, there
were any number Of merchants and
gentlemen of leisure who came on
legitimate business and for pleasure.
The wholesale merchants had an ex-
cellent run of trade
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TRINITY MITE-The ladies of Trim
ity NJ. Z. Church give another of their
delightful mites at the parlors of
their church tonight, and invite all
their friends. The social reunions
afford one of the most rational ana
enjoyable evening entertainments that
can be imagined.
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COMMERCIAL SUMMARY Our usual
weekly commercial summary and
market report will be found on the
third page of to- days JOURNAL.
Our merchants can always depend on
the reliability of our market reports.
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louisville Market.

louisville Market.
BY Telegraph LoUIsvILLr. April 5.
ToBACCo-Sales of So hogsheads Tugs to
medium leaf d So 0Ogu %, fair SO.
CoTrON-26I2c.
NESS PoRK-S3I 75al32 90.
LARD-IS1ac.
BAcoN-Shoulcefs l33z@I4c; clear rib
sides lie: clear sides IKE
BULK MBATs-Shoulders I3c.IcIaar. sides
IG14c.
FLoUR-s5 16 co.
WHEAT--Sl 4OaI 80.
COKN-65966c.
oATS- 63tG65c.
SUGAR-New Orleans PRIME l515c.
M9LASsEs-S0c.
WHISKY-92c free.
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For SALE. = Large quantities Of
evergreens, such as Yellow Pines.
Cedar and Laurel; also, fruit trees,
such as Cherry and Plum; and in
fact, any quantity OF Shru6bery can
be had at low rates by calling on Car
Isle u Holsclaw, at their Flatboat,
opposite Crescent City Hotel.
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BF Nothing was done in the po-
lice courts, yesterday, and as a gen.
eral thing, the city was quite orderly.
We heard of one or two small fights,
but suppose no arrests were made.
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General Grant Pap
rs Getting Better,
AND

Flour IS Getting Worse.
WE offer the following brands Of
Flour at the following rates:
Bingnam's Moonlight" s. per
barrel.
Igleheart's Southern Mills" s.
per barrel.
Michigan Stumptail," s. per
barrel.
Wes also have the "Cyuthiana
Mills, Telegraph Mills, " Hillyer's
Best" &c. IL. ID. ALLIs q Co.
mch11
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EN~ Messrs. SCRUERMANN q Bur
FORD, at the Opera Drug Store, No.
IS South First Street (Chandler's
Block invite the ladies 10 call and
examine their new stock Of foe Per
fumes, Pomades, Hair Oils, Brushes,
Combs, and Soaps before making
their purchases. Prescriptions pre-
pared at all hours. mh27
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FULL RETURNs.-We give the full
returns of both city and township
tickets this morning, with the excep-
ton of Road Supervisors, and there
were so many of them voted for, that
we could not make head nor tail out
of them.
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BS- The stock of Periumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by 7. @.
BridwelI & Co., corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mar5-tf
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Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Evansville, April ), 1869.

Evansville, April ), 1869.
The Council met, Present: Mayor
Walker, and Counciimen Blemker,
Steele, Jones, StOckfeth, Schriber,
Reitz, Rocker and Mesker.
Minutes of last meeting read and
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NRW ADYEgTE gaal ESrS.

UOUEG's GREAT EXHIBITION
N OF WONDERS viii commence on
" edG esday, April 7th. Be on view on
Main Street, No. 81 tor a Re nights only
y pwards of $50 live animals, Twin Sisters
Dorn alive IN Utica. New York, with four
at,Ihs' Tour legs, two heads. and one body.
Also' quantity of Wax Statuary, an life
fIls-oI "a noted people OF the day. Adj
A. NJ tO9P M. eI.r
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Colgate az Co.'S
fragrant Toilet Soaps

AXE PREPARED zsa Skilled Work
lsAeas from t.4e best I.lteriaIs, and are
ErgoWN AS GldE Stan zbA RID Bx DEALERr
AID CUsTOhEBs.
sud lsUe1algherc. Tdeo
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CITY N e W S

County Orders for sale at the jour-
nal OfIice.
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A clergyman while residing I'm South
America 8s missionary, discovered "a
sale ana simple remedy for the cure OF
herVous Weahneas, l1ariy Decay, Diseases
Di Lbe urinary and Seminal Organs. and
the Whoie Train Of disorders brought on by
baneiul ana vicious habits. Great uuui-
Defa nave been cured by tnis noble RENE
coy. tlompted by desire 40 beneuJ the
hlulcl1H ana unfortunate, I VIII send the
recipe lor prepai ing ana using This niedi-
Ne ih aeisied envelope, % auy one who
needs ~ free 81 ch010e. Address
JOSEPH ". INMAN
station ID, Bible House.
lHl% u&W jiH ap ID New NCrE coy.
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LOCAL ITEMs.-We have but few
local items, this morning, because we
devoted the entire day, yesterday, to
working for the Republican ticket.
We have achieved glorious triumph,
and redeemed the city from the cor
rupt misrule of the Democracy.
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HUGHES has just received a large
invoice of Straw Goods, Frames, &c. =
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now Esb GEH HAgENTs.- For opln-
ioni no chHt zee send sketch and cescrIp-
ZION. For application, seud model, not
meut ana stamp fees specifications. draw
lA&hi caNcnt55 assignments prepared; re-.
Jtcied claims prosecuted. Also, iatefitr-
ehcch, e&Ltu8lon 81 patents, and uupeals-
Aduress htGN& q co., no. FHra Row.
New FORK. lSDn le2Z dSm
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Terre Haute and Indianaarlis.
FROM TERRE FiAUTE
E H. & N. R. R., Northern Division
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT JUNCTION.
........ ........ 20 p. NJ
Going 92 = II
'tJ T. II
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UissolutLon of Partnershin.

FaVEHE PARTNERSHAP UNDER the
firm of Scnrader Il Lohse was on the
26Ih day of Janu sry, 1869, dissolved The
undersigned viii transact the business on
his own account Tor the future, will be
responsible Tor all liabilities against the
above firm, and is alone entitled 10 collect
the outstanding money.
mhl7 2w CHAS. SCHRADER.
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CLOSED FOR THE SEAsON-In con-
sequence Of a miscalculation on the
part of the managers. the "Vincennes
Varieties" closed early last night,
and, it is supposed. for the season.
The properties, four pair kid gloves,
soiled, and six empty cologne bottles,
will be sold for the benefit of cred
itOrs. We wonder how the Shanklin
Boys like it as far as they have got.
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B1EEEasl E8TaaRBl aOruERs.
EJA'r FAIL ~ PROgUK
Afs' "lAs-oWs Soothing SyrlB
IA. ltLII.LlL-L.E l-..r--,r- -.
F0E oHILDGEN TEETuINl

ahls va Isiaole preparation has boon usea
cues.
~ nos only eiieSes tie child from pain
Dub 4isiBoia IS the stomach ana .iiowels.
~ trcle t--ielt IS ana gives tone aud energy
90 ti-a " llo-e - stem. - VIII also IestauLig
LSleFe 1'tifIra - TuE BOWELS iuu VfgD.
CJElC
Ne believe ID is the BEST ANA s5trest yr,4-
cHy .t At- ioo..o IN ali cases of l1useql-rl.
HDd Di1TfhtcQ IA GAatoreu ~ hcfl,-.t.. 1900
from tcetiuIZ or any other cans.
buii directions Tor using viii arcpr,,v,,,.,.
each bOLle. N|
BE sure and call for - MRS WvTRgGr 0.tttH
SOOTHING SYRUP, 70 hnvfneg 80. - "
Ue 81 p CURTIS & RERKrNsu IA tt'.. '...s.4.-
wrapper. -aIl others are base fr,5 m. r.-- .~+o
JeZl d&M1u
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Bsg~ Sixty mats of fne Java Coffee
for sale at l. q. ID. HEIMAN's.
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MANIFEST of the Steamer Armada, Cairo
to Evansville, April 5th, 1869:
For EVanSVille-Wo odrOW, X eitZ e. Co.
packages OF iron and wood work; w II
" OOd, 8 barre S of Weet potatoes; Mr. Ra-
gOn, $500 Shingles: Babcock q Ste ele, $4,000
sh ngles; j N Griffith Il Bro. dry hide,
bundle OF coon skins; samuel orr & Co, l
bag OF feathers; Armstrong, L mattr3ss;
FahnIey, Kuhu & Co, "A sacks of barley;
w q Brown q Co, hhds of tobacco; Mar
tin, Gardner 81 Co, / hogshead of tobacco;
Humphrey, q Co, % hhds OF tobacco; r
K DunkefsOn Co, 10 hogsheads of to-
baccO.
For Louisville-1 hid tobacco, barrels
sweet POI atoes, L box.
For Clucinnat1-4 bales of cotton, 20 beer
Kegs, ~ bblS liquor.
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FOR BLACK WORMS AND prAfpr.t,s
on me race use PerqB's CimedOne ana 1,-,,
Pie tfe"'eag' prepared only Dy Dr. Il. al
Lhhf, 80 bond Street, New York. Soil
every where. The trade supplied ~ l 'JlL
H'' e iheuielne dealers. lmhl7 dSm ,w8m
no REMOVE MOTH pATCUUE
y tecklsst aud Tan from the face nee 80 y -
RVS MOTH ana FFeekIs lotion tsrg,,-. -.
only Dy Dr. u. Y. PERRY. sold bv Nj tiri, -
sAs's' mills dSm, W8na-sp IA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-06

DIsoLVING VIEWs.-We are told
the Shanklin Boys are studying dis
diving views just now. The little
pap" they did receive is rapidly
fading away in the dim distance. How
do the Shanklin Boys like the result?
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-06

Trace Chains, Walkers and common; ;
Root Hames, horse and mule;
Planters Hoes. cast.steel, all sizes;
Shorels and Spades, RoDlands and
-Ames';
Ases = Hunts, ISimmonds', Nonn's
and Lappincotts, Patent and plain i;
Hand, PoneJa and Rip i1aaos, GbEAT
BARGAINS;
7attle's Patent Hooh-tootA Cross cut
Solos;
Cross CIT lSa,os, single hook and usual
tooth;
Table and Pocket Cutlery, great ga
riety, CHEAP;
6htngling, C2a,o, and Lath Hatchets,
Hunts and other makers /;
Scythes-Blood's S. Mansfield 81 Lambs s,
Waldon and other brands;
Hay and Manure Foylss, G. s. Rakes,
Wrought.1yon Rales;
Scythe Snaths and Hay Rahes;
Handles for Hoes, Forks and .Shorc7s,
and SpadeS;
Butchers Files and Chtsezs;
Penaberton's MI Files Uery cheap.
Sand Screens,
EstsGal es and Sleeves,
Hamd BELLS.
Farm Bells
BUlLDEES' HARDWARE f!
Door Locks and Latches. large assort-
n1ent and cheap;
Hinges Of all kinds and e0e,y size,
hcreaos, natls;
BoeDood Wheel Sash Palleys. and
all other articles usually f0uad IN a
Hardware Store.
H0U5EK Sc 2ERS' WARE.
RNI YES AND Forks Tporus
and other kinds
Plated Forks and Spoons ROGERS
d; Biz O.,S' male.
Special quotations given on ap-
plea ion. 0rdsrs Sol cted and
promptly executed when received.
apr6-d3teod.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-06
BOARDING.
THs4E.IAEA-A
Evansville and Crawiordsgille,
GOING NORTH.
COMING SOUTH,

Leave Leave Arrive
Terre Haute. Vincsunes. E'Vtlle.
Vi1eepneS Ac ...-......... - A IU:c9
Freight 4 Ac. BOA BI 1890 P u , -
Mail................ :O3 NJ rs P M 81 n
N B-The Vincennes Accomm mo 5ation
Train leaving at 2:05 P. NJ, makes close
connection with the Ohio and mississippi
Railroad at Vincennes for st. Louis and
Cairo.