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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-22
LUNGS,


Doctor JEzoHE PAScosT. OF II. I,onls
Mo, has, by special request, opened an
Office In this city, at the American House
for the especial accommodation of his pa
tlents ald all Others Ia this vicInify who
may require his professional tervtces, and
that they may receive the full benefits OF
his new system OF treatment, so deservedly
popular and remarkably successful In those
dangerous ana prevalent classes Of mala.
dies.
A neglected Cold, CatarTh in the Head.
Throat Disease, or Bronchitis, ends Ia Con-
sumption aid death. 1t may be sooner or
later-the progress o. The disease may be
rapid or slow, but the result is inevitable.
CatarTh causes q permanent injury or
utter destruction OF the senses or smell.
sight, hearing, or taste, mental dullness.
enfeebles the intellect, caaees pains In the
head or roaring, ringing, or kissing sounds
In the ears, discharges from or dryness OF
the air cavities of the face, offensive breath.
AID other ugly symptoms. This ioathsone
disease room attacks the bones OF the face;
and If to these symptoms we add dryness
OF the throat, swelling, redness, expeetora-
tion, 6ensitiFeness to dust and atmospheric
changes, WEAKNESS upon reading aloud. or
sinsiDg, or conversation, or a slight hack
ing cough, we may be sure that this terri
BILE disease has seriously affected the
throat. and is rapidly advancing TO the
lungs-there to end In hopeless Consump-
tion, II not arrested by the proper treat
ment.
Tue result OF the new system OF cure liz
thoroughly wonderful in those dangerous
and prevalent class of maIadIes, and hu-
merous cases, not only Ia this city but
throughout the country, which has been
pronounced by the various schools of
medicine beyond medical aid, have
promptly yielded 10 this rational plan.
We say, without hesitation, that the
greater number OF pulmonary diseases can
be cured. We are prepared at any moment
to present the testimony of the persons
themselves from among our best citizens.
who have be n radically and permanently
cured Of the worst forms or Catarrh, OF
Throat Disease, OF Asthma, OF Bronchitis.
and OF Consumption, and without the use
of mucn medicine, burning, or blisterinR.
without the necessity OF exile from home
or any Inconvenience whatever, as the
remedies can be used with entire success
wherever the patient may be.
Those who have yainly waited for the
disease to "weaT or" who have tried with
but little benefit the change OF climate or
locality, or Iesorted to patent medicines
and experienced injury rather than bene-
dt therefrom, should no longer peril their
hope Of recovery by such futile efforts. To
experiment longer In dosing the already
worn-out and enfeebled stomach, In the
hoce Of curing Throat and Lung Diseases,
is TO throw away the only chance or re-
gaining health.
Mgv~vpg AFNaa 49,
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ne Dollar sun.

CHAS. A. DANA, Editor.
aapest, smartest, and pest New
yspaper. Every body likes 1T.
tdIttons: DAILY, 86; SEMI- w EEKLY.
a WEEKLY, 81 year. ALI. THE
a5 half price. Full reports o. mar
grlculture, Farmers and fruit Grow
s8 Ehs, and q complete story IN every
aaa y and Semf-W eekly number. a
asa & Of valuable plants anu vines to
slbscriber; inducements 10 canvass
.ss surpassed. 81 ,0G0 Life IusuranceS,
PIanos, Moving Machines, Parlor
as, Sewing Machines, &c, among the
gg a4l ans. Specimens and lists free. Send
Il II and try tt. NV. ENGLAND,
Publisher sun, New York.
sDEE SHEANES - Money made
~. Men or women anywhere. Ad-
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From j. L.. AIIara. Esq, OF
sAe Extensive and Well
kan0SE4A Ekrm "a a Hard
Kay hsanwn
a. son.


PADUcAH, KY. December p, 1862
l ann but too happy to bear my testi-
mony TO the remaT kable success which has
System OF Practice for the Gu Of Diseases
of The Lungs. l have not only In my own
family realized The benefits OF his superior
skLl Ia the treatment OF these dangerous
and prevalent class OF maIadies, but wit
messed ia numerous other cases IN this city
and Vicinity who were pronounced by
some OF our most eminent physicians to
be beyond the reach OF medical aid, readily
yield to this rational plan of medication,
and are now in the enjoyment OF perma-
nent good health. / make this statement
cheerfully, not only In justice 10 Doctor
Pancost, but to hundreds Of others who
are now sufIe.ing, and feel that 1 am but
performing q Christians duty in present
ing the public with these facts; knowing
him not only to be regularly educated
physician and honorable gentleman, but
one in whom the afflicted can rely with
entire confidence. J. l.. ALLARD.
Call Immediately for examination, If
possible to do SO. The remedies can then
be used az home with entire success.
Otherwise, write for list Of questions.
Address
JEROME EsANCOST, Md,
American House,
jazz d3t SatEfon Wedl Evansville. Ind.
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= g AA1S ~ Ees IA = 3AH
Late Washington Items.
Nominations seEt to Senate
Congressional Proceedings.
News from San Francisco.
Late New York " ws.
The Virginia Bill IS it
Passed the Senate.
Interesting Cub1n News.
News by Atlantic Gable.
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DR.. D. H. KENNEDY,
PHYsICIAS AND SURGEON.

NFFECE on Third Street, between To-
~ Gust ana NHluut, opposite Engine
House. mp stairs.
Once hours frota a. W. % f. 81. aud
from 10 3 =. N. taMlz~tf
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WHITTIER. GI7 5t.CharIes Street
:. Louis, Mo-, OF Union wide reputa-
treass all VenereaI diseases; also,
Cd emissions, impolency, &c the re-
alf-abuse. Send stamps iCr sealed
aI so pp. No matter who failed,
ase. Consultation free.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-22

FwaEaE WHOLE OF NO. 30, AND THE
second, third, and fourth stories. and
0ne-haIf OF cellar, OF NO. 33, North First
street. ia the best wholesale portion Of
this civ, Each store is 25 by l40 + ct four
stories high. with cellars feet In the clear
under each stores finely hnished Posses
rfor rfven tra edtetelp Ts roo9 fa--e,ffs
ue+ usfl rent Hasa stores very igm
3. 81. GILBERT g. co.
MhnteaaI e Gf0eafa.
deZ9 c4I no. dA NORTH EfFat @traet
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TCWOaANCY, FASCIEATION or
E-CHARdING.-80 pages; cloth.
voudertul book has fun Instructions
acle the reader to fascinate either
2 any animal, at will. Mesun erism,
ualisn, and hundreds OF other curl
xperiuaents. 1t can be obtained by
ug address, with postage, to T. w
S5 & CO., No. Al South Eighth Street,
Del phiR.
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lew Advertisements.
ExRcutrix Sale
or THE
&c Art Collection
OF THE LATE
MAS THOMPSON, ESQ. !.

III. LEEDS & MINER, Auctioueees,
Galleries, Sl7 and Sl9 Broadway,
NEW y DIRK,
areing Monday. February 7th, and
nutng day and evening until the
q collection shall be sold.
collection Is believed TO be the most
i've and valuable ever owned in the
states. Valued about $500, coo. COM
8H more than q thousand pictures
celebrated European artists, from
b century to the present time, in
& many originals of great value. also
hundred Paintings nom celebrated
can artists.
tire collection 11iU be sold GUtthout re-
rec or limitation, 70 close he estate.
Catalogue, O book OF more loo closely
pages, will be forwarded on receipt
aFs. Address the Aucttoneers
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RNIT-RNET-KNIT

ITS WANTED everywhere to sell
.tH 1ERICAN KNITTING MACHINE,
.s Iy practical Family knitting Ma
yer invented. Price SIS. VIII knit
.itehes per minute. Address AMERI-
#H UNITING MACHINE CO, Boston,
or St. Louis, Mo.
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onanaOn Sense T!

wTED-AGENT@ per month
E1 sell the only ENUINE IMPROVED
AON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
lime. Price only SIS. Great in
tents to & agents. THIS IS the most
AZ Sewing Machine of the day
4 the famous 4" Elastic Lock Stitch -
b any kind of work that can be done
Nv piachine-1OO, 900 sold, and the
ia constantly Increasing. Now is
rae to take an Agency. send for cir
nE- -BetCare Of f39f9tHgeTS! ga Ad-
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Pa, or st. Louis, No.
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Sr. LOUIS, January 21.-Gen. Sully
has caused the erection of substan
tial mill and farm houses. 1t is ex-
pected that the Indians will help in
the cultivation ofthe soil next Spring
Gen. Augur has just received Off
eial Information from Randall, show
ing that there is no doubt that the
Pawnee killing band were engaged in
the massacre of Bucks surveying
party on the Republican River last
August. Eight whites were killed in
the first attack, and several escaped
but were subsequently murdered By
another band Of Indians.
ROME, January 21.-The German
Bishops in attendance at the Ecu
menicaI Council held meeting TO
day, and resolved that, until the mum
Der of the members in the Dioceses
be taken into consideration in the
votes held in the Council, they viii
return home IN a body. Their action
has caused much excitement.
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YOUR DOCTOR or Druggist for
SWEET QUININE-1t equals (oltterl
h. Manutacsured by STE rms,
s CO., Chemists. New York.
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The New York IriJltae of Wednesday
praised the action of Iowa and Ohio ia
FatifyiEg the Fifteenth Amendment, and
says: a Now let Georgia speak, and then
let the u ufted states see how much longer
the advocates of revenge and delay In
Congress can withhold the admission OF
Virginia RepreSen t8ttves and senators
which one is needed to give validity 10
her already recorded vote, nnd IN axe the
Fifteenth Amendment part of the fund
amentaI law OF the land"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-22

Tie Wall street brokers who neglected
to pay tax Ol their money making capital
are being brought 10 taw by the Govern
ment officials. On Thursday the legal rep
resentatlve of one Of tue brokers paid
$4,000 into court on behalf OF his client,
anu others were expected 10 follow his ex-
ample yesterday. 1t is believed that Gov
ernment will realize over Slg0,0G0 from the
bTOk ers.
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Making their Western trips. will dmd
d. 10 their advantage TO give
us call, as we nave
large stock 0f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-04-23

GEoRGIA.-The Georgia bill, which has SO
long been pending in the U. S. Senate, finally
passed on Tuesday night, but shorn of the
Bingham amendment, and in lieu Of it a pro-
vision is inserted continuing the present state
officers and legislat ure of Georgia, whose
terms expire by law in June, in office until
November. The question occurs, if Congress
can continue men in Office in Georgia whose
terms have expired, can it not do so in ILL
nois! Trumbull, Carpenter, Shurz-the best
and ablest radicals in the senate-denounced
the bill as a gross and shameful violation of
the constitution; and there is not man in the
senate--not even the bull headed, hide bound
Sumner-but knew he violated the constitu-
ton, which he had sworn to support, IN vot-
ing for that bill, yet there were but Is votes
against it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-04-23
ImpudeucO.


As a specimen of cool. frigid, icy, frosty
impudence, commend us to the conduct OF
one Wheeler. Wheelerlis the manufacturer Of
little implement for csnselling revenue
stamps. Wheeler belongs to the red tape
confidence operator style of men, who can al
ways do much business ON very little capital.
He managed to get Commissioner Delano to
recommend this peculiar machine, as the only
enc by which the legal csncelling of stamps
could be accomplished. This Wheeler sends
us circular, enclosing an order on him for a
stamp, which he very generously promises to
send us. on the receipt Of ten dollars form us.
Not much! We havnt any revenue. If
We had, We would cancel it with sledge ham
mer, or q pile driver, in preference to this
Wheeler continuance. If Wheeler will come
and see us we'll cancel him Unit sthick," and
see how he will like it.
What business has Delsno, as public Off
cial, to say whose patent humbug shall have
the preferences
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-04-23

La SALLE.-Thc miners strike at La Sale
continues, with little indication of a speedy
let up. The question is not one of wages, but
simply whether the men shall be paycd once
in two or once in four weeks. 1t is said the
reason why the men are so stubborn is, that
when their wages are allowad to accumulate
for whole month, they are in debt so much
that their pile is generally covered by garni-
shee process before they can get It, Mean
time all branches Of trade IN Peru and La
Sale are depressed. The zinc works have
stopped, and the glass works are kept in OPP
Grafton only by the use OF an inferior article of
coal from Peru
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-04-23
Supreme Court.

The Judges of the Supreme Court are now
holding conference ssssio n in this city, pre-
pairing and filing opinions in large number
cases. All the Judges are present.
In this connection, we observe that Major
Taylor, the Clerk Of the Court, has devised a
new form for lawyers licenses, which is an
art gem in Its way. This new ''sheepskin,"
which constitutes the law students final pa
pers, is a beautiful Autograph, with fine
likeness of the Hon. Sidney Breese, the Chief
Justice, as the vignette. It is a very decided
improvement upon the old license, and highly
creditable to Maj. Taylor's taste in the fine
arts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-04-23

The "principles" of radica!ism have had an
other lovely complication in st. Louis. A
year or two ago the very pink and sunhower of
the party in that city, one III. f. Susisky, was
elected city treasurer He seems to have used
the money entrusted to his keeping with "A
lavish recklessness that must shame even the
pious Gen. Howard. There is hardly prom
inent radical in the city that wa, not in some
way dragged into the mre by the cunning and
INSCRIPTIONS treasurer; and shared with him
the plumber. The loss of the city is in the vi
cinity of 100000, and the number of re-
spectacle names involved, business men and 20
litical gamblers who had "louns" and accom-
modations from the city treasury is trul,
amazing.
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City Loan.

The city council on Tuesday evening, it
will be noted on perusal Of the proceedings
in another column, adopted an ordinance for
loan of $4,000 to pay city Indebtedness. In
case no commencement is made on the water
power enterprise before August, however, the
loan is to be but $4,000. A very slight &C
quaintance with the financial affairs of the
city must satisfy any reasonable man of the
necessity Of this loan. The ordinance, to 60
into effect, needs an approving vote of the peo-
pie, to which end the ordinance provides for
an election to be held on the 18th of Nav next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-04-23

And now comes the news that the militia of
Wyoming is to be organized. OF course un-
der the new Territorial regime, there can be
no distinction ofsex in making the draft, and
some of the papers there seem getting alarmed
at the prospect. "The organization of the
militia of Wyoming Territory" says one jour-
nal, "refers to a stern matter of business. It
is not intended as boys play, or girls play,
for that matter. The Indians of the Territory
are hostile and troublesome, and, when organ
lied, the military companies will be frequently
summoned to the war path" In view of this,
the male Nevadese appear to be asking each
other, what's to be done about it?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-04-23

half msnaseris vas digni6ed With the name'of
school. and is even yet held in fond remembrance
BY sons because, torsoeth. it was cheap.
The tuition per pupil for the year ending
March 1865, taking the average attendance -
the basis, was $l2.1& The same for the last
year vas $16.61. I make the estimate ON the
figures given in ''Sickeniag Contrast No. 2" Our
schools, then last year cost triAe over onethird
moro to pupil than in 1896. Who des not
know that the difference in the worth of the
schools was vastly greater than this.
T.. H. CLARK.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-04-23

They are sharp set in Elmira. A business
firm there, desiring to resume specie payment,
sent 81 900 to New York, directed their bro,
ker Herewith to purchase English gold, which
was selling at cent and half less premium
than American gold. The English gold was
then sent to Canada, where the American. sill.
yer was selling at twenty cents discount on
the dollar. After paying all expenses of the
transaction, including freight OH the specie
to Elmira, the firm found that they had made
just IS in specie on each 800 of greenbacks
invested, and they received for their 81, 900 in
greenbacks 81 $50 in American silver.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-04-23
Constitutional Convention.


The Illinois constitutional convention re-
sumed its sittings at Springfield last week, a.
ter q recess of about four weeks, during which
the members are supposed to have circulated
among the people, feeling the popular pulse.
That this sort of recreation has not been with
out some beneficial effects, is apparent in the
fact that some OF the more questionable doings
at the former sitting have already been un-
done.
The article adopted at the former sitting, al
lowing towns, counties, &C., to make subscrip-
ton to railroads by two-thirds vote, is su'
perseded by an article totally forbidding such
subscriptions but the article is to be submit
ted separately.
The article adopted in the early part Of the
session forbidding the assumption by the state
Of the debts of, or endorsing for any corpora
ton, and forbidding counties, cities, ETC.,
from mourning Indebtedness above u certain
amount, was amended so as to fix the maxi
mum at 5 per cent. of assessed valuation Of its
property, but not to relate back to present in.
debtedness.
The article on Revenue" was completed on
the 18th. and makes some changes in the pro-
visions Of the present constitution, the most
important of which relate to the taxation of
church property.
The article on suffrage, except that it leaves
out the word "whitc," is substantially repe-
tition of the provisions Of the present consti-
tuition. The question OF female suffrage is to
be submitted to separate vote of the people.
The article on Counties was again over
hauled on Tuesday and Wednesday, and then
adopted substantially as before. 1t forsids
any county being formed out of less territory
than 400 square miles; no county to be divid-
ed without the consent of a majority of the vo-
tiers of the part taken off as well as of the
part remaining and no county seat can be re-
moved except by majority vote in favor Of
the new county seat: and, in case of county
seat of 20 years. standing, Il wothirds vote
is necessary for removal. County officers
are to receive salaries instead of fees.
The "EXecutivc" article, as again overhaul
ed, requires two-thirds vote of the legisla-
ture to overcome the governors veto, and the
governor is eligible to 4 second term.
The convention seems to be hard at work
determined to bring its abors to close with
in the next fortnight.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-04-23
Farmers, Loo Y IN y our Interest.

have had tcenty-seren years of practical ex.
perience in milling, and, as the wheat in this
and adjoining counties has degenerated both in
quantity and quality, and knowing the necessi.
ty of a machine by which good -four can be pro.
duced from such wheat, after years of hard and
studious application, have succeeded in con.
structing machine for securing wheat, by
which all wheat, no matter in what condition
mot excepting damp smut,) can be so effectually
cleaned as to produce good -four.
/ defy .4merica to take the same wheat and
make as good -four as can after securing it.
This is broad assertion, gentlemen, and some
may say it is false, but do not be deceived
Come and see for yourselves, for am prepared
to prove what say. The machine can be seen
in operation at the Custom MILLS. It is Mt the
option of parties having wheat secured by me
to have it ground where they please.
My terms for securing will be five cents per
bushel. JOHN d. JOHNSON, Custom Mills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-04-23

The Quincy charter election on Monday re.
suited in glorious democratic triumph. The
democrats elected their mayor, city officials,
and all the aldermen by handsome majority
The vote of the city heretofore had been close
and lastyear the radicals carried It, Atthis clec
tien, in addition to their usual vote, the rsdi
Gals had the help of about 200 negro votes
But this fact was the main cause,of their dc.
feat for they lost in consequence the votes OF
500 disgustedIepublicaus.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-04-23
FROM EARLvILLE.
LAW slit.

LAW SUIT.
An important trial has been going on in Earl.
vile for two weeks past. Parties, II. II. S,gnor,
Thomas Perdieu. This cause was taken out of
County Court and referred to DR.. Wiley, Joseph
Hart and Charles Pierce. The award was 1896
and costs IN favor of Perdieu. Counsel for
plaintiff ]. w. Browne defense, A. j. Grover,
and Col. Heron of Princeton.
DEATHS
Mrs. j. Labee, of Earl, died last week, after q
short but painful illness.
Thaddeus Coburn, of Freedom, died suddenly
last week. Mr.. Coburn was one of the early set.
tiers of this county, was good neighbor AMI an
honest man.
Phillip Cantlin, a boy sixteen years old, son Of
Michael Cantlin, of Earlville, perfectly wei! in
the morning, died in the afternoon of same day,
Of heart disease
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. Mr.. Ives has finally been induced to 10.
cate In Earlville He preached very able SER
mon on last Sunday morning. He performed
the rites OF baptism after the morning services
-Four candidates went down into the water Of
Indian Creek. Names Of the baptsed were, r.
R. Snow, Mrs r. r. Snow, Frederick Meade and
Miss Jennie Kersey. The scene was truly i'm.
pressive. Mr. Snow is one of our Oldest and
most respectable citizens. Though Mr.. Snow
thus gave his heart and dedicated his life to
Christ in the 'sere and yellow leaf" in the very
winter of old age, yet he did this in the warm,
bright springtime of the season.
UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH.
Rev. W. Raph, pastor of this church. preached
his last sermon last Sunday in this place. He
travels in the interests Of the educational enter.
prises of the Universalist churches. Mr.. Ralph
while here has endeared many to him by his
kindly treatment and great efforts in building
up this church. His place is to be supplied.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-04-23

some SHEEP.-We saw u couple of splendid
sheep at the meat market of Weaver & Co, cor
ner Of Madison and La Sale streets, one morning
last week. They were an average couple out of
flock of hundred or more, which Mr.. Weaver
had fattened for his own trade. One weighed
90 lbs. and the other 10 when dressed. He has
plenty more like them on hand
We observe the display of dressed meats at
this market is always splendid, not merly as TO
quality and variety, but TO the perfect neatness
and cleanliness. about everything in the shop. as
we'll as in the great care manifested in dressing
everything they offer for sale.