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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-18

ScHooLs.-By the request of the
Trustees, and at the invitation of the
Superintendent, a number Of ladies
and gentlemen assembled at the High
School building, as a committee of
inspection and examination for the
city schools.
. The Superintendent made some re-
marks in relation to the grades Of the
schools, and explained the method Of
the examination and promotion OF
pupils. He requested that for the
purpose of making the citizens gen.
orally better acquainted with the
workings Of the school system, com.
mittees should be appointed to exam
inc the schools and make reports up
on various subjects and departments.
After free and social interview, the
following ladies and gentlemen were
appointed to act as Committees, aud
requested to make a report upon the
subjects indicated:
Vocal Music-Mrs. Gilbert, DIR.
Haas, G. w. Fish and John E. Mar
tin.
German-Rev. Mr.. Schneider, Jno.
A. Reitz, II. E. Blemker, CEas. KEEL
Ter, and Mr.. Polsdorfer.
Rules a,sd Re0uldtions-Hon. VIM.
Baker, Prof. j. W. Knight, DIR. Bray
and s. r. Hornbrook.
Second Primary SchOOl--Mrs.
Krumler, Mrs. Cutler. Mrs. Read and
Wm. Iglehart.
First Primary--Mrs. Carpenter,
Mrs. Sinzich and Geo. Fish.
Lntermediate-Mrs. Sloan, Mrs Sell
man and s. r. Hornbrook.
Grammar iSchools-Judge Robin
son, Rev. Mr.. Van Antwerp and Rev.
Mr.. Bowden.
Prep. and High Schools Rev. Mr..
Andrus, Hon. John Law. Henry f.
Blount and Rev. J. P. E. Kumler.
As little more than a month will
elapse before the schools close, this
early opportunity is given to visit the
schools, at their ordinary work as
we'll as upon the more imposing oc-
casions of the public examination, at
the close of the term.
The convenience Of the committees
will be consulted. and notice given
the members Of their time of meet
ing.
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st. Louis Market.

BY telegraph ST. LOUIS, May II.
TOBACCO Active and strong.
CoTToN-Held at 22c without sales.
HEMP-Scarce and higher at Sl259l65 for
undressed.
FLoUR-Firm and low grades scarce; fall
superfine 81 2504 SO: Xxx So 1895 so; fam
lily brands So 509S Is.
WHEAT-In all grades below choice fall
there is q heavy decline; No. red 81 O89
10: No. red 81 l591 Is; choice 10 fancy
81 209l so.
at full prices; mixed and yellow 959Sl 90 <
prime to fancy white 81 059l 10.
OATS-Dull; closing lower at 62463c.
BARLEY-DulI at S)c for Minnesota
spring.
RYE-Inactive at S2683c.
WHISKY-Qniet at 81 08.
GROCERIES
PRoVIsIoNs-Very firm and held higher,
but no advance established. Pork 500
30 So the latter for heavy. A few loose
dry salt shoulders were sold at l2c. Bacon
shoulders l31z9lS5z; clear rib lie; clear
l7z.
LARD-NominaI at I69l61z for prime
steam to choice kettle.
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EurODean Markets.

By Telegraph LONDON May II.
ConsoIs for money 945z; on account 94IS.
American securities steady; 62's S91s; 65's
SsII: 67's gO5< I0-4O's S55<: Erie 1917: illinois
Central II25<; q. w. 2SX. Stocks Steady.
LIVERPOOL, May l7.-Cotton dull; mid
ding uplands lI9ll1s; Orleans 1i5z; sales
of 600 bales. Breadstuffs quiet. Califor-
MIA white wheat IS 8d99d; western No. 2
IS Sd winter IS lld@9s. Receipts for three
days, IS 600 quartels, all Am erican. West
ern fiour 20s Sd. Corn, No. 2 mixed 29s Cd.
Oats Is Sd. Barley IS. Peas 35s I'd. Pork
LIS Cd. Beef Ills Lard quiet at sos.
Cheese 75s- Bacon for Cumberland cut;
Gas for short rib middles. Naval stores
quiet. Tallow As.
PARIS, May H.-Bourse closed quiet;
rentes 75f sc.
FRANKFORT, May l7.-Bonds quiet at $50.
HAvRE. May l7.-ootton heavy; / s01S
afioat.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO. May Ia.
FLoUR-ModerateIy active at IS 0095 25
for spring extras.
WHEAT-Opened dull at 92L993c for No.
2, and subsequently became larry active
with sales a. s4g941z, and closing at 94q
9fZ; this aft ernOon dull at Ole cash; e6c
seller June.
CoRN-Quiet and 11z91s<c lower: sales of
No. 2 at S31&9e5; closing at S61zGS61z; this
afternoon dull and unchanged.
OATS-Opened dull at 4S94515c for No. 2:
closing firm at 49c@491z
RYE-Qutet at 7S1z979c; closing frmer at
T90S0c.
BARLEY-DulI at 60965c for No. q.
HIGHWIH Unsteady at 81 06 for wood.
PRoYISIoNS-Held quiet and firm; mess
pork closed SO 0O929 so; dry salt shoulders
l2@l2A.
LARD-16Ld16Ac.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
By Telegraph REV YORK. MAJ

DJ "F~'I @sA- " I VEAIAf 4At'J IL
The market is very quiet, but prices,
nevertheless, are without important
change. Heavy brown sheetings of the
best makes command 1f1z9l5c: heavy
brown drills I51z0l6c: fine do I415aI5c:
Bates and Lancaster ginghams I5c: South
Ward do 1I1zc; Amoskeag and Ballcu cam
brics SIC; African stripes are sold up close
by agents Bale for light and dark VET
one or two jOhbing houses offer them at u
cent below the market prints of desirable
makes, in approved styles, are in REQUEST
at lI9ll1zc, but posse styles on standard
cloth can be bought at lower rates,
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Louisville Market.

By telegraph LOUISVILLE. May II.
CoTToN-We Teak; middling 2Iszc.
FLoUR-S5.
CORN-W eak at 81 20.
OATS-6Sc.
RYE-SI 90.
WHEAT-Nominal 81 O5a1 20.
HAY-Choice, delivered, $40 so.
PORK-S50.
BACoN-l31<. IN and 175zc.
BULK MEAT5-l2Z and IN.
I4ARD--l7c.
HAsfS-Sugar- cured. 19Mc.
WHISKY-Sl 069I o..
TOBACCO Active; sales of $50 hogsheads
at 50 60gS o. for frosted to Tugs; IS 25952
for low to dne leaf.
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Doet. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Is the best. The cheapest. The
healthiest and the most reliable.
1t pays for itself In the saving of
shortening, milk, eggs and the trouble
of procuring good yeast. We are pre-
pared to supply the trade at manufac-
turers prices, and in any quantity de-
sired.
PARSONS, SCovILLE & MoFEETT.
May IL At cod
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THE CANNIBALs AT WoRK.-Larry
Sullivan, who wanted to eat Frank
Wall, some time ago, and failed, tried
it again last night, or more properly
speaking, about half-past twelve this
morning, on Water Street. Wall
likes Larry's company SO well that the
fight of last week did not estrange
them; he seems to like being eaten.
Three policemen, attracted by the
noise of the feast, took the couple to
the lookup.
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The Fearful OANOER subdued.

THE CURE = HOW DISCOVERED -
Having been long AFFLICTED with CANCER
I resorted to all the remedies of which
could hear. Among them was one recon-
mendIng certain herb to me as a cure.
1 las I supposedly procured the herb,
and prepared and applied It, which
made perfect cure, but on examination
by the family physician he informed me
that the herb had used, which had made
a perfect and speedy cure, was not the one
recommended. All who are afflicted can
f1nd q speedy cure by sending for the re-
cipe, with full directions tor use. Price s..
Address, with regist cred letter or money
Jervis, Orange County, New York.
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B@ T. G. Bridwell L Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
ie17-tf
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RUNAwAY.-Marshal Wunderlich
arrested two boys, from Louisville,
named G. w. Sweeny and w. Ell. Wal
ston, who had become infatuated with
a couple of soiled doves, and run off
from their parents.
The boys, who were between seven
teen and nineteen years old, went
back undeTTshe guardianship Of De.
tective Z. Nj. Booker, of Louisville.
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NOT SATIsFIED.-The parties who
were fined by Justice McTernan, not
satisfied with their efforts at having
each other fined. tried it again, and
John Walter got Sc go in fne and
costs for assaulting Jacob Slim, "by
words, signs and gestures"
John had q late supper in conse-
quence, as the trial took place just
when other people were having some
thing good to eat.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

pa There will be a meeting of the
managers of the Vanderburgh
Christian Home at the Home, on
Friday, the 10th inst, at 3 o'clock P.
NJ. Every manager is earnestly re-
quested to be present and prompt.
Mrs. Nj. L. NEXsEN,
mar Is st Secretary.
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MEMPHIS. May17.-Weather clear.
Mercury $40. River falling. De-
parted-St. Joe, st. Louis; Burns,
with 500 bales, Cincinnati; Mollie
Able, and Bee. New Orleans. The
Church has laid M here.
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STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.-The Ia
dies Of the Church of the Atonement
have decided to have their Strwber-
ry Festival. at the National Hall, on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. May Both and 31st and
June LIST.
The preparations now being made
are sure to result in a brilliant sue
cess.
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PERSONAL Mr.. l. Holman, of l.
& D. Holman, of shis city, with his
family and the family Of d. Holman,
left by yesterday evenings train for
Wabash. Ind. to attend a grand we'd
ding, where Mr.. Sam. Gimbel, of
Vincennes, is to be united to Miss
Mary Hymann. of Wabash.
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MISTAKEN IDENTITY.-KateS chroe-
der mistook George Schenning for an
other boy. who had beaten her boy,
and pulled Georges ears so that they
bled, before she discovered her error,
which she afterwards smilingly ac-
knowledge. Justice McTernan ad-
justed the misunderstanding for six
dnllars
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LUNCH EXTRAORDINARY. - Mr..
Spang treated his visitors to broiled
steak and biscuit, yesterday.
Both of the good things were
cooked by Spang's Gas Stoves, in the
Gem building, opposite this Office.
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Memphis Market.
Nv TELEGRAPH

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. May II.
CoTToN-In demand at pc; receipts 5I3
bales; exports $50 bales.
FLOUR-Firm at S5d6 90.
Constructive at al l09I Is.
o ATs-Dull at CSC.
HAY-Dull at S22.
BRAN-DuIl at S27.
LARD Quiet at l76IS1zc.
PoRK-Quiet at $50 80.
BACoN-Shoulders 1870; sides ISLc.
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French Initial Paper.
FOR SALE.

KNOR SALE-VALUAB MAIN
- STREET PROPERTY-That splendid
property known as the Egler property,
situated on the west corner of Main and
Sixth Streets, fronting 751< feet on Main
property is offered for sale at low figures
on easy terms. Apply to
J. p. ELLIOTT q SON
Real Estate Agents.
Corner Locust and Third Streets.
sIG diff
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SAFE OvER.-The many friends of
Mr.. Charles VieIe and family. in this
city, will be gratifed to read the fol-
lowing laconic dispatch, received yes
terday, announcing their safe arrival
at Queenstown
To Charles VieIe & Co, Evansville. Ind:
Ten days passage, all well. Inform
relatives. CHAs. FIELE,
Queenstown.
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WINDOW SHADES.
window shade Manufactory.

OIL SHADES of any size or color, good
and cheap as Eastern made.
RUSTIC SHADES
OF a superior quality made TO order.
We also make the BLINN'5 PATENT
RUSTIC or LAP SHADE.
Curtain Trimmings and Rollers kept In
quantity and furnished to the trade,
p7- PatroniZe home manufacture.
b. BURBANK & Co.
I5S Main Street, between Fifth and sixth
PoatOdiee Box 976. ma4
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LadIes, RmnnrInm.

Mrs. Beard at No. 5, South Second
Street, has opened a branch Nine.
Demorest's Emporium" for the sale
of Full sets of Trimmed Patterns, of
the latest styles for ladies and chill
dren, including: Dresses, Cloaks,
Sacks, Waists, with a variety of
sleeves, &C.; also, Boys and Misses
apparel. Call and see the style and
get your patterns. May 16 3t
You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 80 cents, at Click Il Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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COMMON PLEAS COURT.-The case
of Ruhl VS.. Barnes was called, a
struck Jury summoned, who, after APP
pearing, were discharged, and the case
continued.
In the case of Kennedy VS.. Mary
Frappon, Mary Schweitzer and Will
liam Schweitzer, for trespass.
a judgment was rendered in ia
vor of the plaintiff against Mary
Schweitzer, the other two defendants
recovering judgment for their costs
against the plaintiff. The cause of
action was the careless or malicious
opening of barn door, whereby the
plaintiffs horse strayed away.
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B9 Any one who does not believe
in baking by gas. should see the
patches of bread. biscuit and chick
ems baked by Mr.. -Spang. on his gas
stove, opposite the JOURNAL Office.
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CoLoRED GAMBLERs.-Ofieer Tom.
Hitch dropped in upon nest of me-
gro gamblers last night, about half
past eleven. and caught one of them
in the act of passing in his chips"
The whole party. consisting of FIVE,
were brought to the lookup by
Messrs. Hitch, Gumberts and the
Chief.
One of the gamblers escaped By a
vigorous application Of heel. The ar
rest was at the house Of one Hirsch-
man, on Vine Street.
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ADVICE WAsTED.-Monsieur Adolf
plus Zshone. Jones. or Johns, was
advised by three different policemen.
to seek a lodging aud each time he
obeyed by moving to a different alley.
At last he was found with his carpet
bag for a pillow, lying on the pave
ment. Judge Willard will assess the
charges this morning.
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MADUXPoRT IN Court. = About
three. quarters of dozen women, resi-
dents Of the brevet borough, were in
Justice Walkers court yesterday. to
have another gentle lady, a denizen
of the same place, put under bonds
to keep the peace. The case is con-
tinued to Saturday. Patsey Delaney,
after surveying the grounds, exclaim-
ed, "Musha thin small wondher thin
ouarrels so much. Another SIGH a
name 'ud breed war in any country"
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TUESDAY, NAY II, 1870.
IT " N u w 8 .

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Sandy Terry
was arraigned on two charges. pleaded
not guilty, and was remanded to
await his trial.
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New York Gold and stock Market,

By Telegraph NEW YORK. May IL.
MONEY Easy at 6.
srERLING-Firm at 95s991z; asking O5z
at the close.
GoLD-FlIm; opened I47S, touched I45<,
and Is. and closed I455 aud 10. Carrying
rates 3941z. Clearances S33, COO, 900. Exports
SlI3, 200.
pMENTS-S1rOnq:
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n~ Hallock & Ford, Druggists, "a,
Main Street, keep a splendid assort-
ment of everything in their line, and
sell remarkably cheap. They also
fill prescriptions accurately.
mav11 BIN. cod
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E0- Attention IS called to the ad-
vertisement of the Nelson House at
Mt. Vernon. Mr.. Damron, the pro-
prietor. has thoroughly refurnished
the house, and it is now one of the
neatest and cleanest in the State.
One room has been fitted up for
the especial accommodation Of trav-
elers, with samples, fact which will
crafty the members of Gideon's
Band.
Mr.. Damron invites especial atten-
ton to his livery department.
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The IDLEwILD EXCURSION 1t
seemed almost like general holiday,
yesterday, until after the IdleWild
left.
For an hour before the steamer
started the baskets began to arrive,
on arms, in wagons, singly, in pairs
and by dozens; while the excursion
lists came in the same manner, very
few of them in arms. however.
The baskets were at once taken
possession Of by the porter, James
Conway, who did everything in his
power to promote the comfort of all
on board.
On the way down, the Correct Band
discoursed sweet music, while the
company promenaded, lounged and
chatted, and enjoyed themselves to
the utmost. The steamer barely
touched at Henderson on the way
down, and proceeded to the beautiful
grove about five miles below the city.
The grounds were very pleasant, be-
ing beautifully diversified and roman
tic in situation. and the picnic COM
menced Immediately on arrival by the
preparation of dinner.
One very gOod-lookiDg young man
especially distinguished himself as q
diner. Lying ON the grass with his
elbow curiously twisted under his
head, he caused as many mysterious
disappearances as the Fakir of Ispa-
han did On a former occasion, with
this difference: the Fakir reproduced
the missing articles, but in this per-
Torrance the edibles were gone for
ever.
After remaining in the grove up-
til all were satisfied with camping,
the steamer and passengers set out on
the return, stopping at Henderson
long enough to give ample opportu-
nifty of viewing the city, to those who
desired it.
About seven o'clock the Idlewild
returned with q weary company, tired
out with the active character of their
amusements, yet all highly pleased.
The exeursionists, and especially
the ladies of Trinity, speak in high
terms of the courtesy aud kindness Of
the officers of the Idlewild, who left
nothing undone that could promote
their comfort. To the steward, Geo
jackson, the excursionists were un-
der many obligations for favors done
Strawberries The ladies CT In
gle Street Church, have had beauti-
full cards of invitation to their festival
prepared, and are working with yea
and energy to have everything pleas
ant and attractive, on Thursday and
Friday evenings.
A great many tickets have beer
sold, and the little luxurious berries
provided in abundance. To this at.
traction will be added. that of smil-
ing ladies, who will impart additional
sweetness to the feast.
Tickets TWENTY-FIVE cents. children
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FoUNDLING. = Yesterday morning
about eleven o'clock, little waif, ap-
parently about seven days old-a boy
was left at Mr.. Samuel Orr's door.
The child was provided with rich
clothing and had the appearance of
having been under the care of people
who could have afforded to take care
Of him.
Mr.. Orr having raised a family of
his own, sent the little stranger to
the Orphan Asylum.
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B9- VIM. M. French, Esq, of In
dianapolis, was in town yesterday.
He is in the Internal Revenue SER
vice.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-W. HI. Miller
was the only victim to his thirst, and
he was fined Sc %.
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A LONE PAssENaER.-The Indian

apolis Journal of yesterday, says:
An immense plate glass directed to
John laval. Evansville, Ind, passed
over the Terre Haute road yesterday,
from New York. Its dimensions were
not less than 8x12 feet, and It was the
sole ladiRg of an open freight car,
being set up on edge and securely
fastened in that position.
This the largest plate of glass ever
brought to this city.
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Largest Circulation /!
In Southwestern Indiana and
Kentucky, and South
ern Illinois.

1t contains ali the News of the Day
Telegraph, Foreign and Domestic and by
Mall
variety is the Spice of Life,'' and every
ssue OF the JOURNAL is full OF a variety of
News, Gossip, and Miscellaneous Reading
It publishes Reports of the Markets or
all the commercial centers of the country
Its Reports of the Evansville Markets
are always prompt and reliable.
1t aims to be reliable General News
paper, and to be ahead of all others In
every respect.
The aim of It's Editors is to make it the
paper for the people; instructive to all !:
sought for by the business man. the
farmer, the professional man, the me-
chantc; household companion the
politicians guide-in fact, to make IT aa
nearly EVERYBoDYls paper as possible
RfUer Men s0tu find oar Reports no. en-
celted by any paper In the great MsssfssfDD4
Valley!
Orr facilities for doing all kinds of
job Printing for Steamboats, are an
eQudled.
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TOBACCO SALE.-Weldon Bros. &
Co.. sold twenty six hogsheads To-
bacco yesterday, at from Sc 60 for
frosted Tugs TO $12 for good shippers.
They will offer a nice lot of Cumber-
lad River Tobacco this morning, at
the usual hour
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MRS. MILLER,s NEW BOOK,
B. A. FAHNESTOCK's
" z R M IF Ut GE .

Tho Tape Worm Is ore Of the most cruel
ana relentless enemies II man, ana occasion
me most dtstressiHg symptoms. a dull pain
In the forehead giddiness, alternate pale
ness and flushing of the face, paleness of
the lips, emaciaLiOn, alternate loss and
excess Of appetite, cravings for particular
articles Of food, offensive BREATH swelling
OF the abdomen, depressing Of spirits and
nervous irrltabuttys are the leading symp-
toms.
Now, why not, In view of this dangerous
enemy make use of a remedy which many
years OF experience has proved % be a safe
and certain remedyR b. "A. Fahnestoelr'H
VermIuge, IL used according TO the dlrec-
lions which accompany each bottle, wiz
not fail TO eradicate the destroyer.
Great caution must be used by every
purchaser to be his own Judge ia one
sense, and TO examine every bottle ne
buys OF tt. The simple name OF FAME
STOCK is not SUFFICIENT. he must look
closely and carefully 10 sse thae the lnl-
tla1s are ID. A. FAHNE8TOGk, ana ne A0AAha
ded with nothing else.
B.A. FAHNESTOCK's 60N q Cos
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
PATTsBURGs PA
SOLE PROPRIEToRs
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B0- If you want Underwear or
Clothing made in the best manner,
take it to Mrs. Boards. Ladies EN-
porium, No. 5, Second Street, or go
and buy it already made, cheaper
than you can buy the goods, and save
the trouble of making. m16 3t
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RAJ Our stock of Bounets, Hats,
Ribbons, Flowers and Millinery gen.
orally is veEy large and complete, and
will be sold cheap. at wholesale or
retail. Miss BeIlam and her assist
ants, in charge Of the Trimming De-
partment, will trim to order at short
notice, and guarantee satisfaction.
SCHAPKER, BUSTING Il Co.,
apr20-tf 40 Main Street.
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Initial Paper and EnEel0pes.

French Initial.
Rose Tint Initial.
Siddons Initial.
Parke Mills Initial.
For sale at the JOURNAL Office.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-18

@S- For BLACK WORMS and PIAIPIEs
on the face, use PeTvy's ConIeCEO4ae G1ad PM
pie Remedy. prepared only by DIR. b. o.
PERRY, 40 Bond Street, New York. Sold
everywhere. The trade supplied by whole
sale medicine dealers, InolT dam esTN
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-18

IA tmprudence, causing nervous debtll-
tys premature decay, DC, has discovered n
simple means of cure, which he will send
rec to his fellow-sunererE. Address j. II.
REEVES, 70 Nassau Street, New York.
Oc22 WIN SBN
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-18

B~ Ladies Hose, 123 cents a pair,
and Children's Hose, in endless vari-
ETY., at the Ladies Emporium. No. 5.
South Second Street. MIC 3.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-18

Ss- To removs Moth Patches, Freckles.
and Tan from the face, use Pe7Sv's MotT
b. q. PERRY. Sold by alf druReista.
novI7 dam SpN