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VOLUME XVII.
EVANSYILLEllID
ESTABLISHED, 1831.
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TELEGRAPH.
Tho Car Drivers' Strike
ew York.
in
JRidtirig Commenced, and
j Torpedoes Placed on
the Track.-
Canadian News Items.
iThe
Abolition
of Slavery
Lb a
2111.
r '.-I SEWS Ji kA.SEW VOBK.
New York, April 19. A mass
'meeting of the ear-drivers was held
' in the City Hall Park last night,
i when a series of resolutions was
adopted, expressing a determination
not to return to work until the ad
vance asked for was given. Speeches
were delivered by Messrs. Corcoran,
j McMastera, Frederick T. Cozzens,
and others, and several -donations of
money were received from sympathiz
ing friends.
Thirty-six conductors were dis
charged from the Seventh Avenue
line yesterday for refusing to act as
drivers. - '
Two assaults on the new drivers
were made, one of them being slightly
wounded in the leg.
Considerable rioting occurred along
the line of the Third Avenue routes ;
one driver supposed killed. Torpe
does wexe placed on the track at a
late hour last night, which exploded
as a car was passing over it. Car very
much damaged, and passengers nar
rowly escaped.
" Last niarht a large meeting of the
Roberts-Sweeney Fenians took place
at Cooper Institute. Addresses were
made bv Messrs. Callahan, Roberta,
.and O-AMorri.sou of Missouri Mr.
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that
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iation now being iUcd up--r: f1".
the Qupbcj coofederatgpnseheme
By the Provincial'i'arliaiiierttirr spite
of the large poiular vote polled
against it in 1SG5, h incorrect. jThe
minority in the upper House have pre
pared and presented a protest against
the adoption oi the Uuebec scheme',1
flnd'aiH'ddreVs to thQReeh-fnl which
the difiiculties and grievances under
which the people labor, are set down
with great ibree. " j
From St. Stephens we have the; in
telligence ' : that the "Confedevjitiou
i scheme has been pushed througn the
; Parliament of that Province,
j . The Tribune' Washington special
I says that Colonel Wyncoop, special
j" Indian Agent, stationed at Fort Lara
! mie, has reported to the Commission -t
er of the Indian Bureau, that mail
-- traveling without an escort across the
Plains, is'not attended with any dap'
ger. The Indians. along the various'
lO'jtes are pea.eab!y lispo-ed. The
Agent states that in hi opinion, 'if
the -Government will on'y fulfill- its
p!' ViS't Uo' 1 11 : iji n rw ii ri-otiiiue to
conipiyVith the provisions bft he re
cent treatj'.
.Therllemhl's special City of Mexi
co" correspondence, dated Aprilj 3d.
says: The disagreement between Oi
t tega and Juarez has become alarming,
aud tne Jjiberals see noway 01 aujvwt
inff the diffieulrv. 1 i
J The Indians were still making raids
'upon Sonora, committing great outra
:" eo.H. --ft 1.
The Ilerftld's "Washington special
savs: Acting upon information snp
. osed4a be iuifioknU the Treasury
1 )ebartmeh f a few- wcelc I
as Confederate property the V irgima
.
steamer and blockade runner,, C;o
qaattr; tlwn Jyinsrak Baltimore. The
esset1salfcgod to have hoen built in
lory, for the U. B. JNavy, Dut is j now
claimed as private property. The
IVriaftmeiTf "has ' fi?iailv ' decided to
hold tho-vessel aft confiscated proper
tv. and uroceed against her according
to law. " She is valued at about loU,
.. . . irtfi' s : y ' tt it n-l
The World's ... Wasjiington special
onv th TIniTo'.Tii(lif:iarv Coiniaittee
yesterday hd nrider consideration the
question recently, submitted to (hem,
of enquiring into the expediency ot
" repealing 'the test oath. The 4'resir
lfnt a fAw 1v siffo. sent a sbecia
messaee to CoDeress upon the eulbject
transmitting letters from the Secretary
or -or, tne .ireaauryana osiinasii; vjcu
upon
therefor
oitni-t. iaAiiaion. directed the chair-
uvkw - . . , - .
man to report against any moqinca
The chairman presented an elabo
rate report upon it, going into the
question, and attempts to vindicate
the "action of the committee by quota
tions from the President's record.
Mr. Rogers will present a minority
report in favor of the repeal, as de
sired by the Secretary of the Treasury
and the Postmaster General.
CNew York:, 'April 19. A Wash
ington "dispatch says that Walter B.
Scales, formerly appointed Adjutant
General to General McClernand, has
been appointed Collector of the port
of Chicago, vice Luther Haven de
ceased. " . j
The United States gunboat Desoto,?
Capt. "Charles O.-Boggs, 'the. : flag-ship
of th Flvin? Squadron, who has been
f"i ru to a!'
ao-vlvn IN;
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aid's Toronto specials say thai the ex-
animation of the Fenians at Cornwall
is still progressing with closed dpors.
The prisoners cannotbe .eoavicted
unless more proof is obtained than
has leaked out. Jf ,
The Tribune says thai during the
past year a smuggling transaction by
the leading wine merchants of Boston
was settled by the payment of $25,
000. It afterwards became known
that the firms paid $15,000 to settle
the affair, and the 'Government is
making legal investigation into the
affair. - ' ' ! " '" .,
The IlerakVt Vera Cruz eorrespond
ent, of the 8th inst. says ; the , mer
chants of that city were complaining
bitterly of the addition of 30 per cent,
to the tariff. They claim that it
should not extend to the merchandise
imported before the publication of the
decree, but , Maximilian, has declared
not only that' 'they must pay the addi
tional duty upon goods, but in case
they do not render a full account of
merchandize on hands, in three days,'
they will be compelled to -pay CO in-'
stead of 30 per cent. i I
FROJf BAIjTlifoRK.
Baltimore, April 19. The Cum
berland Civilian says the strike among
coal 'miners still continues The
companies first proposed to reduce the
mini lie from 75 cents to 50 cents per
i ion.
CO et'ni iv
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: ins
is' r. 'oi'ttirt' 'hii'-'ntion i
al
idle at the wharves, while boatmen
are getting' discouraged and seeking
otter employment.,! is;
FROW WASIIIXTOX. j .
W ashington April ,19.- The cele
bration of the anniversary of the abo
lition of slavery )n the District of
Columbia,3 tok : place to-day. Two
regime-utR of-colored-troops and vari
ous colored civil associations, together. J
with many others, assembled in front
of the Executive . Mansion, making a
dense mass of. colored face's, relieved
here and there by a" few' white ones.
After the. firing of. the .cannon and
the jilayii!g,o several martial airs,
three cheers were given for the Presi
dent of the United States," who, havH"!
ing been escorted to a prominent
jhsi turn by the. LwutecL btiMf ep M arshal
ijiil' his ; private ' Secretary, iV.lonel
Wi J..3Iaore,V.3bresil;,tlib'Sieiii-
My Colored Friends:'- I ha'Ve noth
nit more to say to you on this oeca
s-ion than to thank you tor f his 'com
plimcnt you have pjiid in presenting'
yourselves before me on thi, your day
ot celebraton. come lorward ior
the parpoVeof inaiinnrj' aprjt-oba: j
tiou and manifesting niy appreciation
ot' the jfpect thjuif. ottered or) con
ferred. I thank you for the compli
ment, and I mean what I say; and I,
will remark in-this connection, that
the time will come, and that, too be
fore,, a great while, when tae colored
f rtiHiJatioa'-of ilic" L fijJeil .jstAtfi.-- will
hnd out who have selected tneni;as a,
obbv and a pretense by which thcy
can foe. yueceafjui ,in ouiammg j anu
maintainingpower,an(who have been
their friends and wanted them
to participate in and enjoy the bless-
as much as any other man, aud wliox
aided in proWrlog!he great national
guarantee of the abolition of slavery
in all the States, by the ratification of
the Amendment to, the Constitution
of the United Sates, giving a. national
guarantee that slavery should no
longer V-e permitted to exist or be re
established in States or jurisdictions
of, the United States. I know how it
Is to cater to prejudice, aud howj easy
it is to excite feelings of prejudice and
unkindness. I care uot for that. . I
have been engaged in this work for
- which ray all has been perilled
narpc
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- , tne great
principle
of freedom, and.
thank' i JiVd,!! feet Imd know" it to he
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so that my efforts have contributed
as much, if not more, in accomplish
ing this great national guarantee than
any other living man in the United
States. XEnthusiastio, applause. 7?
Washington, April 19. The Pres
ident nas approved the navy appropri
ation bill.. The aggregate . appropria
tion" for' the" "Bostoir ' navy yard is
$277,500; for , the New York navy
yard, $008,000, including $90,000 for
the Ruggle's property for the PhikJ
flqlphia navy yard,, 1148,000; . for the
Portsm6uth bavy1 yard, $200,000; and
for -i the purchase . "of Louis island,
$J05.(KK). ,r , ...
FKOM CANADA.
I'owTft .n-.W; AnriJ' 19. .The
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.'if f'Y: - in tl!(.ll Ulh hi f'(Yllf'
i ti
aay, when Ah. i muuc,
manded for a few days, to await the
arrival of important witnesses. It is
generally thought the prisoners will
be committed for trial at the fall As
sizes, under special Commissioners
appointed for the trial at an Nearly
date . . t .;, ' '
; Resolutions in favor of the. British
North American Provinces,' have
passed Jthe Nova Scotia Assembly' by
a vote of 29 to 13. ; 4 ,
The question is still pending in the
Parliament of New' Branswick, and,
if rejected, the House will probably
be dissolved, and a new election held,
involving a delay of some weeks be
fore the final result.'; 1:,,
-'FROM HALIFAX. .
- Hahiax, April 19. The ... steam
ship England sailed last evening, with
her convalescent passengers, fof New
York. She had no eases of cholera.
'MARKET REPORTS.
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-'.'-' V;"cw York' THarltet.' j
u-' j) '. . ! . ',"' tSEWi JToKk,' April 19.
' X)TTON Dull nd heavy; CTo fpr nvid-
FLOTTR Opened auite firm; with a ina
4rial falling off in demand. The market
closed vather easier for purchasers;
7 75(ft)7 SO for Extra Htate, 8 KVtH 40 for
extra R. H. O., and 9 112 00 lor trade
brands .
V, IK... I i ;- ,-
itfi iu uury, r)i --... - ,
llv.l closiun lnii at 2-i .: '
iVlilwitukt-f ; S .--' . 1 ;M'
v.--i---'.-.
V,"e-i';;i.
MOLASSKS Quiet and strong. ' 1
'FKTROEEUM Dull ; ic for crude, -and
?Jt7'A(k- for refined in bond.
PORK Closed much firmer, at 26 00,26 y
for new mem, closing at 20 a cash ; 25 00
Si-tot Id doicand 21-f2i X. fer prime.
ITARP-Quief atidflrili at ltrfi9c-
latter an extreme price.
BUTTKR Dull ; 25 45c for Ohio, and 40(3
60e for State.
CHEE.SE Q.uiett'16(S 22c.
MONETARY.
MONEY Easy at 5 per cent.
.-, STERLJNCi Quiet at 107 US.
J. UOljDMord active and uriner;' openi ng
at "127i, advancing to iT'-declining to
'.agr, and closing at 127.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Active, and
lie better.
STW'Krt-rmill?- U.S-S-a0 of '6-5, 104;
10-IOk, it:; 4; 7-,ius, 1st series, 101.
Cincinnati Market.
KLOl'It Opened active, but closed duTU
'1'rices unchanged. Superfine 87 ;")0i7 75;
extra .WiSl; family $9 50?10; fancy
hrau-ls sii o0rt12. . ,
VfI EAT Dull and prices nominal: No.
1 r.nl 9-2 IMSi 1j; old $2 MQ$ti 35; choice do.
2 4i 2 50".
CORN-Firm, and in good demand at
.li'i.TiJe. in elevator, and Clirftioc. in euunies.
lr.iRVE--70fci7.xi. .. . , , .. .... .
., WJtiK 5a; m moderate aemana.
31 ESS PORK Flmt; held nt buyei-s
at 425 75 for city. ; ; . ;,
LuVRDT-Heia at ty '.ci, '.with a demand,
ltt4c. ' r ' r
f BULK. MEATS 10c, He, and Hc. for
shoulders, sides, and clear sides, ami 15(9;
fti.l5c oc.uaius. .Bacon firni at 12, 11, an?
15;-,c. . . , ' ',.''.',' '
sEED-i-Diill and prices nominal: Clover
$5 i'xis 10; Timothy S3 ;(Wi?3 75; FlaX firm.
: 1 BL TTE11 Dull at .Vxg ". .. ,
: .i .ir.,.:, f; jj0ni' jfwriset." " ' "
- ..Stivi.s, April IS.
WjOKlfciiloreat'tiverX D0";7 10 forsingle
Vvlru !
..WHl-5AT-Aolfvi and bettet. at I 751 00
for prime; 5 5002 75 for choice.'
CORN Firm at 64(3.77c.
OATH Firm and unchanged. .
PORK Advanced to 2b U2B 50.
B AC N Clear sides, lc. - , t '
Wl! ISK Y Dull at 2 17&2 m.
LAW CARDS.
IT. S. Cljiim -A-jyeiit.'
Also, REAL ESTATE and COL.ECTINO
' ' " AUENT.
Office on Main street, between Third and
Fourth. No. K (over Kelier'H Gun Htore,
Evansvuie, mc.i , ;.u . f . i , ..isepia w
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MOKKiS S. JOHKSOJT. , . jks.se w. walker.
,IOIIXOX A WALKER,
AttoraeyK-ut-Law'
Ollice on Thirl street, nearly opposite the
Court-H use, at the bijilding formerly oc
cupied by inq iaie vr. jonn T. v aiKer.
15,3m,
BOV
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AI.VAII JOIIXSOA,
i :! Attorney -at-Iaw,
FNoT ATTT-PrirCTrr anREAL-ESTATF
ier Soldiers' imV-U other claims pro
' .OmCe Evansyille, Ind. apti5atr
... 4if i i'' . kifii'i
cured,
DRUGS & CHEMICALS
CLOUD & ARD,
Wholesale Druggists
-AND
MANUFACTURING CHE3IISTS
i'V !
No. 5' Main Street. -
At
Oil,
bENEItAL -AGENT!? FOR
DR. ARMISTfiAD'S TONI0 SYRUP
and UNIVERSAL OINTjjIENT.
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All orders promptly filled.
,aprl8
CEIAR CAMPMOll- ' . '
The best preparation in the world for
the prevention of moth and insects of all
kinds." - - - - v - -
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ixo, jrrsT keceited- '
vnotner supply oi uiamona ana wota
Dust for the Hair. ' 1
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- -WT Eri'HALVS AX D' RISTttS ' " 1 t
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A. and Glycerine Soap, in bars, for sale at
SuMain street. ' ' .-
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SOTUElt StPPLV OF THE E
fA uine Lnbin's Extract Jnst come to
hand
A
I,ARE STOCK OF fRVSTAU.XE
' Ball Soap just received. 1 "
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f A I.AROE ASSORTMENT OF FISH-
jtJL'ing Tackle on hand. k.i J t
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BKAtJliri'L ASSOBTMEXT OF
Hair Bruhe just ooiue to hand.
A
FRESH STOCK
Essence on hand. , .
OF
TfTRKISH
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I..1RUE STOCK OF BIRD CAGES
For sale at cost. " i-
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ORIENT IROPS '
Just received at
DUCO STORK.. ,. ,
SCIILAEPFER'S
OLD AND RELIABLE (
yHl(tablishedi1850.);v j
WHOLESALE DRUG STORE. '
Keller A: Vliite,
' 33 3aln Street.'
.MISCELLANEOUS.
' FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Hi. John's CImrcli,
': ' May 2ist, 1866.
3r Particulars will be given
in due sea-ap-6
J
son.
ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPA.
ny respectfully announce to their
friends and patrons the public of Evans
vilie and vicinity --that with increased fa-
r (h
p..
.i-..k,'
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iu, L. i buu viilvo vik h Hal
Ktrcet, next door to the Post-office. ,
maris THOMAS GAITHER, Agent, j
bartlett Sewing 3iaciiie.
L:iCEXSE under patents of ' Howe,
Wheeler & Wilson,1 Grover &" Baker,
and Singer Co'S; and the only Cheap Ma
chine in the United States, having the
right to use the Wheeler & Wilson or four
motion Under Feed. We want A gents to
sell them. WiU pay 850 to 8200 per month,
or allow large commissions. Will send
Machines, to be paid for when sold. For
circulars, terms, &c. enclose stamp and ad
dress j. f , PAGE BRO'S. Genl Ag'ts.
At either of our offices, Philadelphia, Pa.
Toledo, O., or St. Louis, Mo. : , :
.. Sews with single or double thread. Sci
entific American. ". ., apr 11 dlm,w2m.
TO rARHERS.7
NEW
STORE.
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i'46;jp STREET. 46
Matthews & Fuller (on
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J la their Stock will be found : .
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Rl'SSELL'S ReapesAnd Mow'ers, ; , I
. ( . ' . . ... ,t TAKER Mower,
CHAMPION Reapers and Mowers - . , . '
...... i !) THREMHIU Madiines,- '
' r. -!. .- - . KVAl'OBATOBS, ,
rNIOX" CHrltX Makes Butter in Two
. Minutes. v;; "". : .
r . OBX MIlXS-HQueen of thKouh.)
1 ., .i SlfiAK MILLS,
FANNING MIM-Stauford.-, New Pat-
" ent. i i'; J f, V ; -- . i ;'',;,
.:, f THE PIF.APKST i ;n
Is smaller Outside, and has larger Riddles..
Has More and Better Kiddlett, does -twice
the work of, and better than,' 'any 'other
Fanning MilWias an.rl'p and Ioin
JOLT, with side shake, cleans and sepa-
Lratesjll kinds of SEKJW. ' f" j.,..
HOSIER Wheat Drill and .Seed Bo
wer,
. " i - , Jhe best in-he World. -
- $ , , -:. CI 1EJR -M I L LS,
HORSE HAY FORK ami Lifter.
E. l WALKER'S New Patent
The Cheapest, simplest,
Ktrongesti lightest Fork, am! most power
ful Lifter now known. ' J , .'
HORSE -HAY RAKEy ......
HYJRAEWC,Clothes Washer, I
Itlti '-' M'ash.s StrealcyShirts,
by force" of the Water,' Wttlrout KnbbinK,
W. ,-.!- ......... C.J..V nud ftlH 1 L11UU
any other Machine. ... v
1XOTHES Wringers, ""
iVlriVAI'OKS, ; :
PLOUGHS A lame Stock. ( ,
One Horse WHEAT OK ILL.
JT A1ICET and Measure Combined, )
New Patent and Great Convenience.
RAIN-WATER Filterers Cheap, ),:;,-
Durable and Eliectlve.
NON-EXILOSIVE Coal OH Cauis,-' ' "
A Cheap Insurance.
UNFREEZABI.E Pumps, (New Patent,)
Which agitate the water; chenpet una
more effective than Chain Pumps oc any
other kind of Water Elevators,
COFFEE ROASTER (New Patent.)
Goes by Clockwork, Roasts
Coffee without needing attention, bwn
every grain to' the same color, and ilS used
in connection with our Old Dominion
C'oiiee rot, will make a 1 ways peri'eqt Cof-
fee.
NEW
LAMP SHADE and attachment.
. . i-.s, -' I -j Which pennits
the Lamp to be filled, trimmed and lighted
without rsranvlmr Khiidrt , or Chimney:
casts.no shadow beneath the Lamp; isJ
more portable man, uut, miicu cneoper,
and a better light for the eye.. . Many; flrms
in New York have Discarded dian to, use
' - . .this Lamp and Shade.
BIRD CAGES, the tinest ever brought
. here, and a large assortment o
f .n ! FRESH FLOWER SEEDS,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,! AND
HOUSE-KEEPING ARTICLES.
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FIELD SEEDS BOUGHT and SOLD.
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MATTHEWS Fl'I.LERTON. .
no7-dtt'AW No. MainHtreet.
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Garcleu Seeds.
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(Mil. ib-i.i I ;-"'' -'.I I v -;..:...' 1" ' 1
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INSURANCE.
FIRE, INLAND, AND ACCIDENT
Insurance Agency
NO. 6 SOUTH WATER STREET, . .''
Between Mala and Locust, . .
EVANSVII-LE, INB.
Washington Insurance Co.,
; No. 172 BEODWAY, New Yoek. ;
Assets. ........ ....,.., .m... ....... $6$$)391 48
Does a General FIRE and INLAND MA
RINE Insurance, busiuui... Pnn
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' Pir
COrvif Any.
, No. 161 Broadway, New York. -
Asset........ -.-........555,133 S3
Insures Buildings, Merchandise, Hourje
hold iumilure, Rnts, Leases, and other
property against loss and damage by FIRE.
t UNITED . f
Fire and Marine Ins. Go.
OF CINCISNATI AND COVINGTON.
Assets........ 8.159,953 31
Insures HULLS, CARGOES and FLAT
BGATS, at fair rates of premium. Among
its patrons are David Gibson & Co., C. L.
Dumont A Co., Capt. Davidson & Co., of
Cincinnati; Messrs. Ford it Co., Lane 4.
Bartley, J. H. Ferry & Co., of Louisville
and New Albany.
NEW YORK . .
ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO.
C'asb Capitol.
Insures against ACCIDENTS. Coupon
Tickets insuring RJXJO in event of death, and
S25 per week in case of disability from acci
dent of any description. , Policies from one
month to five years, Insuring 8-500 to f 10,000
in event af death, and i to V0 weekly com
pensation in ease of disability, at 85 par
,000 per annum. .
Z9" All . losses proiwplly Adjusted and
paid. ,
Policies issned in all the above com
panies on favorable terms by s - : ,
! ;EOGARiIIARPE, Agent,
marl7 tf , No. 6 Sotmt Water Strkkt
omre,'6n.Iafit Street ToTTT'-'-i.;; -T"
" No. IO First Street,
' BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCUST,
Whore he is now prepared to perform all
the various opersntioas belonging to the
Profession, . in tho iw&$, siraUIul manner
viz.i .., - u ''. .;t -FILLING,
CLEANING. EXTRACTING:
INSERTING ARTIFICIAL TEETH. "
Careful attention ftiven-to . Children'
Teeth. I would call particular attention to
my style of ARTIFIC IAL WORK. From
one Tooth to full sets inserted by Suction
or Atmospheric Pressure. Full sets always,
and in many cases, partial pieces, where
the mouth will admit of it, will be Inserted
without the- use of Clasps, answering all
the purposes for which they were intended.
Persoial attention given in every case.
The best anaesthetics, used toF alleviate pain
when extracting toeth Terms reasonable.
:: '. : ,- DR. J. C. BIERBOWER,
'No. lOFirsfSt., bet. Mainnd Locust, Er
ansville, Ind. marS-6m
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Rooms over First National B$nk,
Corner Main and First Streets,
' i Evanirville, Ind.
ETF.KLIX IIJT.Y 'TirANKFITI. FOR
JSZ the very liberal patronage received
during the past seven -years, and being
permanent residents of the city, desire ail
persons (whether they need their profes
sional services or not; to visit their rooms
iid see the various styles of work manu
factured. . , , ; , .,.:,.
Improvements and inventions are being
made, and everything that will subserve
the interests of their patients is secured by
them. Their establishment and facilities
are equal to any in the Eastern cities.
They have several Anaesthetics for alle
viating pain when extracting teeth.
Ciieeks that are sunken can be restored
to nearly their original contour.
All desirable sty lea of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH made anywhere in the United
Htates are made by tisv Irregularities of
Children' Teeth successfully corrected,
f Those , having Decayed Teeth should
either have them .extracted or filled (the
latter if possible). 4 The health of the par
ties and the remaining teeth demand it. .
Neuralgic Afleetions treated; also Cleft
Palate. aprlH
HOTELS.
! American; "Mouse.
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. JOnN TRAVIS Proprietor,
Water St., between Main fc S.Tranioro
' Opposite Steamboat Landing, EvansvLie,
Intliana. ' . '
Free Omnibus running from the De
pot. - - pr!3
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