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thinking men) happened, to the bereav-
ment Of a wife and SIX helpless children.
" ashington Richardson, a man some
what addicted to habits of intoxication,
left bis home on last Saturday week. in
company with two others and proceed
ed to Perryville, where he drank to ex-
cess at the tavern OF Mr.. Hyland Price.
A dispute arose between him and one Of
Mr.. Prices borders, consisting of an
CRY words; bit no blows. Mr.. Price,
ever resolved on keeping an orderly
house. if he does sell the soul damn.
ing stuff, that will make any man an
imp of the Devil, and prepare him for
any deed of riot, struck him in the face;
knocked him out of the house, and there
left hun in a helpless condition, where
he lay until sometime in the night,
when, recovering his senses, he started
for home, whore he arrived earl V on
Sunday morning, very much fatigued,
and sick, from the bruises he had re-
ceived DR.. Bussey was called in, who
pronounced it a hopeless case; stated
that his gall had bursted, and that some
Of his ribs We're broken. He lay in
great agony until Thursday, when he
expired from the effects Of the wounds.
A jury was called and an inquest held
'over the body, before it was inferred,
which resulted in the verdict, that the
deceased came to his death from the
wounds inflicted on his person.
MARK.
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Correspondence Of Tie Cecil Wing.
Ledtcr from the 9Th District,
rth Nan n - 1-.L 1CSS

The Temperance Cause.-The Mic, &c.
FRIEND RICKETTS,: address thee a
few lines more to express an opinion,
than as an item of news. ! see by thy
valuable paper of last week from cor
respondent writing fro m Sleepy Hol|o~,
who says that the Temperance question
will go down if tested by the ballot box.
My opinion is that by a calm and full
vote on this question, thy cores pendent
GA" would be deceived, unless such an
engine is brought to bear on the qnes-
ton, as | hear is intended to be put in
operation somewhere in this district a.e.
| heard a short time ago, that young
man in this district intended going large
ly into the liquor business. 10 give
thee an idea Of the operation, | am in
formed he wants casks made that W i'll
hold 500 gals. My opinion is that if the
young man will keep the usual number
OF casks (and this size) with the usual
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Presidential ELECTORS.
For tie .S,ase at Lafre.
Campaign Wing.

We will send The Cecil Wing to sub
scribers for the campaign-that is, from
the time their names are sent till after
November Election for 20 cents
Cash, in advance. We hope our whig
friends will interest themselves and send
us IA large number of names. Five copies
for dollar, and no postage in the coun-
ty.
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Correspondence Of Tie Cecil Wig.
Eetler irorl the & p.EGasnty
NEW IEv,cn SEpr 10Th ,S0

Tie protracted meeting King Alcohol
-Ihe cropS--SeeIi~g, &c.-Sichaess
III temperance meeting in .7atici.
patton, SC.
The Methodist Protestants are hold
ing a protracted meeting in the woods
near his place, but with what success
they will meet in reducing Satan's king
dom, am unaLie to anticipate. Not
much, tho, | fear, as the sinners about
here have been, from time immenorri-
al, remarkable for hardness of heart, and
since the .Fe"-water-as the Indians
term rum--has been spread among them
by the store at this place, it will act
differently from its wanted character,
If ii doesn't lend helping hand in
confirming vice.
The great intIux OF loafcrs which
frequent this place, especially in the
morning about day-hreak, with their
JUGS, is astonishing! oh, Alcohol, how
potent thou art for evil Oh weak
human nature, how low thou wilt stoop
for h!thv Iucre---even to robbng thy
fellow men through the power Of temp
talion The bIoated faces by day and
whooping through the woods which
"maEes night hidious' adds further
proof TO that confirmation true as holy
writ, that rum will rule with tyrant's
rod wherever he is found.
The farmers in this vicinity ale "bu-
sy as naiIors'' cutting up their abundant
crops OF corn, and sowing wheat. The
clover seed crop is almost total failure
tins season, and fear that buck-whe at
will be entirely ruined, it being yet
very green, and frost has already begun
to make its appearance about the hol-
lows.
There is a good deal of sickness in this
part OF the county, and several deaths
have recently occurred, resulting prin-
cipally from aggravated cases of bilious
dysentery.
The Eastland Temperance ladies are
to hold public meeting shortly at the
Hall; it is currently reported, and you
had better have your reporter in readi.
ness, as the scene, tits likely, will be
rich. Where is " Hamlet" | haven't
heard from him tor an age. Has he
changed his spots, or cast his skin {! B.
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Correspondence Of The Cecil Wing.
Letter from RGyS ssa1lSasysaiq.
RowLANDsv1LLE SEPT. 90,

koWLANDsvlLLE SEPT. %, SO.
.1rrirol-Potato Crop-Dysentery, SC.
Com. D. Conner, Z. S. Navy, and
family have arrived at their Summer res
idence, in this neighborhood, with
health much improved, from lengthy
visit at Long Branch, n, j., a deserved
ly popular place Of resort They will
probably remain here few weeks and
spend the winter in Philadelphia.
We have but little potato rot in this
section, but the crop, which is large
and OF superior quality, is not entirely
exempt from it, Every kind Of vegae-
tatlon has been luxuriant and every
crop abundant.
The dysentery is subsidng where it
has been so prevalent, but not without
leaving lasting sting behind. Some
families have been sadly bereaved. P.
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NOTICE is hereby given that an Election will
~ h" held on the frs, fuesday after the first
Monday in November next, that being the
2nd day Of said month, al the usual places of
hol ling elections in Cecil county, that is:
For the First District at Crciltnn.
For the Second 6 al Chesapeake City,,
For the Thiri g al Elkton.
For the Fourth {: at Fair Han.
For the Fifth &C at North East,
For the Sixth g at Rising Sun.
For the Seventhst at Port Deposit.
for the purpose olvo'ing for eight Electors to-
represent the State Of Mary land in the Electoral
College to choose President aud Vice presi-
dent oflhe United States. JOHN JANNEY.
Sep % te Shh Cecil county,.
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The REVOLUTION of 1852 has COM
menced. Old fashions and cid prices are ex-
podeI, and the magnificent new suits al RocE
MI & Wilson's are sold cheaper than ever.
20 10 III CheSDui street, corner Of Fraar In
Place, It you want TO see the progress oftle
revolution, and to profit by its new fashions and
low prices. jaall
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Wing lass Meetings.

The Wing Central Committee have
called Mass meetings as follows:
liagelstown. Washington Co., Oct. 9.
E!licnii's Mills. Howard Co.. Saturday, Oct. ?.
Cumberland, Allegheny Co, THURSDAY, Oct 81.
E!kton. Cecil county, Tuesday, Oct. ~.
Eas'on. Talho! county, Tuesday, Dc. 26.
Westminster, Carroll Co., Saturday, Oct. 90
IT, The Wings throughout the State are ur-
gently requested 10 organize County Commit
tees where they have hot been formed, and the
officers of al County Committees will promptly
forward their names and address TO the Wing
Central Committee.
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ARRIVAL OF DANcE.-Sherf Janney brought
Walls, from West Chester to Elkton Jail on
Tuesday last, under a requisition from the Gov
ernor. He went for him once before, but the
States Attorney at West Chester would not
permit him TO be taken until tried there for an :
other offence; he afterwards changed his mind,
however, and wrote TO the Sheriff to come for
him.
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a asaOIaE OE a'AE.y G,sss,Hss

HAN be hal by those who come first Al Ken
" aaid 4 Co, cheap Store, nj the Fast end of
linlon. Come one, come all, to the new Store,
10 see the new goods, AMI 10 see goods sell at
prices that will as"nish ven. We invite all to
call AMI see us. and see il we cannnl sell aoo.s
as cheap As they can in the city. We ctpa veil
rs c3ea, and ,Mead 10 do il. Call soon
Sep % W. NJ. kENNARD & co
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Gijc ttlarkr!s

ELKToN MARKET, Sep. 25.--Messrs
Brown and Foard are paying 90 cents
per bnshel for Wheat and 81 cents for
corn.
from the Bait Sun OF yeslcrday.l
BALTIMoRE.--Fis h--Thcre is d steady de-
mand ior Mackere. We qnotr No. / at la
Sl2.50 No large 10 Si0.75; No large I 25
81 30 per bbl.
FLOUR AND MrAL.--Sales of 300 bhls. How
ard street brau'!s at y % per bbL., and 300 10.
al SIPS. City Aiiljs SAILS per barrel. Rye
Flour 1857 a 81. and corn meal 3.;37 a $3.50 per
bbl.
GRAIN AND SEErs.---Sales of red wheat al 86
SO cents; white wheat. good to prime; 90 cts.
$ per bushcl very choice brings a few cents
more. Rye 81 a 20 cents. White corn SO a
80 cents, and yellow G5 n G6 cents. Outs 30
81 cents. Clovcrseed 50; Timothy seed So 2o;
FIaysced Sl.25.
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Ga7.EEGa'aTsDN,

The new Unlvel$aIis, Church at Chesapeake
City, Nd. will be dedicated to the worship Of
God on the second SUNDAY in October, the lch
inst. Service, 10 commence al lna O'Clock A.
NJ. There will be several preachers present;
meetings are expected to be held in the after
noon and evening. The public invited 10 ut.
tend. Sep - 3w.
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M 4 HgRES,FD.
From The Bait Sun OF yeslcrdav.1

On Tuesday, the list inst, By the Rev. John
Wiley, Mr.. JOHN REED to Miss MARY ANN
WOLF, all of Sa*sara$ Neck, Cecil county.
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SADEg.s,s hMEs EtsIsSESS =.

~ THE subscriber having pur--
SSy%a,----{s'ryNE L chNSrd the Harness Shup Of
<<ssats ..sr Wsi hir. J. II. Todd in E.lklon. re-
jI'';r;1al ...ssd specially informs the public
GE.fff.Sif,l that he will carry n the BIT l.
ENHH,iH4sbS ness at the old stand and is PIE
NullliEIsV pared to make saddles. brides
\ nni harness ofall descriptions,
~ and 10 do all manner OF R"p il
ing in his linz, a short no're and cheap rates.
THOMAS L. DAVID.
Elkton, Sep % 3w
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ID,

On Wednesday, the 22nd inst, ut Kids Pur-
chase, in this county, o! Chronic Gastriis,
SAMUEL ARCHER klpn, second son of George
ani Maria II. krdd, in the 29,h year Of his ave.
"Bl,ssed are the pne in heart, for they shall see
Gcd."
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nual losa Of many hundreds of lives; and
The shores OF our lakes without anchor
ages for the safety of their important
commerce and the lives oftheir sailors,
always had bitter foe in Gen. Pierce
This may seem of but small account in
this section, but the subject is of vast
concern TO every full-hearted statesman
whose soul is not pent up in little New
Hampshire; and the course of General
Pierce on the River and Harbor ques-
ton will tell powerfully against him in
all the West. We apprchend there are
thousands of Democrats who will hold
these to be solid objections to General
Pierce.
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HE PERRyvILLE AFFAIR.-The e1amina-
ton OF Hyland Price in reference to the death
OF Richardson (or an account of which see a
letter ilom ''near Perryville,'') will take place
before Justice Orr in Port Deposit, on Tuesday
ia reference to it; probably the examination will
bring out the facts.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF A
Ea1ll Esa.GI FAR VI.

On Bohemia .Ndaor, Cecil county, Nd.
DY virtue Of the power vested in them by the
IL last Will and testament of James Jones. de-
ceased, and in conformity with an order OF the
Orphans Court OF CecI! county, the subscribers
on
Tuesday, he Goth day of October next,
at the public house Of Peter BouchcIl at Ches-
apeake City, in said county, will expose at Pub
lie Sale to the highest bidder. all that well
known and valuable farm called '.BACON
HALL" on Bohemia Manor, Cecil county,
Nd, about three miles from Chesapeake CITY,
containing
BIO Acres OF Land.
more or less; about % acres Of which are wood
land.
The farm is divided into six fields under good
fencing, with water in every field, and about so
acres are well set in clever.
The improvements are q Two
n ~ a story FRAME DWELLING, n car
ss +: hsriase house with cellar for veg
:sszsgs etablcs, sranary, stable and hay
loft, barn and corn house, and good spring
house with meat house above.
Calvin Jones, one OF the subscribers who re-
sides upon the premises, will shew the property
to any person desiring to examine.
TERMS or sale.
The terms as prescribed by the Court, are
one third of the purchase money 10 be paid in
cash on the day of sale; tve-ninths ofihe residue
in edual insalments of one and two wears from
the day of sale: one ninth on the 2Gtl of Janu-
airy 1886. one ninth on the Goth of January
1857, one ninth on the Goth of August 1860,
and the remaining one ninth on the Goth ofJuIy
1862; the credit payments TO be secured by
bonds. bearing interest from the day of sale, pay
able annually. Upon the payment of one third
in cash and the due execution of bonds for the
credit payments, the subscribers as Executors Of
James Jones, deceased, will execute 10 the
purchaser a deed for the property, taking
mortgage to secure the payment of the bonds.
| Sale 10 commence at | O'Clock p. NJ.
JAMES GRIFFITH,
CALVIN JONES.
| Sep 25 is Exec'rs of Jas Jones, decd.
'..Delaware Republican and Pennsylvania
Inquirer, publish law is and send bill to this
Office.
| CUMBERLAND NAlLs.--25 kegs for sale
" cheap by Bno"N & FoARp.
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OBLlGATIoNs.-Our thanks are due
to Hon. J. A. Pearce for Parts and 2
of the Presidents last Annual Message
and accompanying documents.
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o. Mr. Scott Harrison, the Wing candi-
date for Congress in the I'd district of o.
hio, is son Of Gen. Harrison.
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LARGE VEGETABLES. --Mr. Burton p. Morris
has lett at our office a tomato weighing lbs.
3 OF. Mr.. VIM. ID. Morris has sent us some
onions raised flom the seed the present season,
some OF them measuring thirteen inches in cir
conference.
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NEW TIMOTHY SEED.--ln store and ior
~ sale by VIM. TORBERT.

CHAD, MACkERAL and HERRING. for
~ sale by BROWN 4 FOARD
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DRowNED.-Mr. John S. Calvert, who lived
near Wood Lawn, in this county, was drowned
on Tuesday afternoon, the 18th inst, near North
Point. Mr.. Calvert was young man much
respected. He leaves wife and two children.
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TLANNELS.--Bolh red and white, all wool.
l. Brown and bleached Canton fianncl for sale
by WM. TORBERT.
ID ECEiNED. n few pieces ofnew style Nous
Ii lin de Lame, and Oil Chlnlz; also. a new
style Of Gimp for ladies' dress trimming.
Sep25 VIM. TORBERT
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CUMBERLAND NAILS.--25 kegs for sale
" cheap by BRoMN FoARp.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-Rev. E. Yates
Reese. of Baltimore, made powerful Temper
ance address in North East, on Thursday night,
which was heard with great attention by large
aulience.
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BIO Acres OF land.

more or less; about % acres Of which are wood
land.
The farm is divided into six fields under good
fencing, with water in every field, and about 80
acres are we'll set in clever.
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A pRoTRACTEp MEETING is now in progress
at the NJ. E. Church in Chesapeake City.
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On Bohem1a .Kanof, Cecil county Va.
DT virtue Of the power vested in them by the
IL last Will and testament of James Jones. de-
ceased, and in conformity with an order OF the
Orphans Court OF Cecl! county, the subscribers
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-13
spRINc AND suMMER DRY GOODS.

S,HANKLlN & REILLY, corner of Main and FIRST streets
- have lust recey ed and still receiving direct from
the Eastern cities large and well selected stock oi Fancy
aud Staple Dry Goods, embracing some o the most lash
fer M wholesale or retail TO customers and all ohcr
who NAV favor with call, very low for cash or pro-
duce The following comprises some OF the leading ar
ticles:
Black and colored Cloths, plain and fancy CassEeres,
vestings Cottonades Denms Caicoes. Gnghans Lawns,
Bereges Silk Tissues, Grenadns blk and cold Silks,
Berege d'Lanes white end cold Musauo Meetings. Ho-
sery Gloves Laees plain and drilled Swiss Muslns Cam
bric and Jaconetts Bonnets Ribbons ~ rasos and Um-
breas Hats Caps Boots and Shoes, eiso fall stock of
brown and beached Sheetngs and Shirngs, brown ana
bleaehed Drills, ekings, Hickory Stripes Irish Linens,
Table Cloths and Covers, Napkins Towels, Scotch Dia-
per- linen and silk Pocket handkerchief, blk and cold
silk Neck do bid Silk Grape. and Palmetto Shawls &e
&C. to which we would respectfully invite all 10 come In
aud examine before purchasing elsewhere. lap-6I
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wOODBUI1N'S FEVER AND AGUE
REMEDY

NOW offered 10 the public for the Grsttime This ned
y icne has existed in a private family for more tina
fifty years, has been distributed TO considerable eAeh
among friends and has during whole time, aud ~ an
instances prov itself failing remedy, whether
applied common or TO third day aSue oil wen
known stubborn nOtOriety.
Such experience, together with numerous solicitations
from friends has induced the proprietor to give to inc
public. The undersigned. who know the medicine b!
their experience have consented to take an agency
for part Of ndiana and Illinois, and now offer 1t b! the
dozen or single bottle, with the express understanding
that the money will always refunded where the me
ecinnsed according d0ireciOns does not affect periecI
and permanent cure. mhlOfl ALlIlS d HOW ES.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"a o u1 UJ s.S - ~ Sz@
w . IL Nj e. A Il ID \

A Sure and Pleasant Medicine for Horns
NHIS isto certify 10 the suffering community tha nav
obtained a most valuable recipe from the hands al ID
T. CowLEs as a yermifuge in the form ol cahd!, VINO
will prevent all Diarrhoas, Groups ana all coughs Mhe
the principa is from the effects 81 worms, which = N
principal cause Of thousands going TO the grave mi
knowing the principal of the diseases Dr. COVE
after b Years practice OF medicine nnds tis me Il IL
pablc of all other nosirums. a. NJ gu
Main street, betw. 81 and 4th.
DosE-A child over one year old VIII take one h'lt
stick every morning. for four DAYS. Should this noh
the desired effect, give small portion OF SIENNA ieat
hour after taking the candy. loetlo-ul
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TO THE PUBLIC.

- The undersigned have taken. for term Of years
Ia. that large aud cOnmOdOus thrce-sory Brick build
III ing lately erected by Mr.. III. &. Hcrs,helman on
the corner of Second street and Fulton Avenue in la
;sco City, in which they have opened House OF Enter
tainmcB 10 which they have attached Family Grocery
and now respectfully solicit shcrc OF public patronage
They have large Wagon Yard th convenient Stablng
and capaciOus sheds. la OF the-amasco Steam 3i
and COnycdieni 90 the prcmices. They have fine airy
Sleeping Rooms, and can lodge comfortably 6JtRpersOHs
For those who in the habit Of QartakinG Of the ardent
they Will find Bar well stored with all kinds of choice
liquors and aitentonand accomplished Barkeeper who
will az all times attend To their Their tables III
at times be supplied with the choicest vi.sds and veg
otbes the market VIII afford. tits their Intention at all
times, to keep orderly and quiet house, and pains
viii DC spared To- render their guests comfortable. They
have, doubt but their long experience in catering for
the public will enable them TO give entire satisfaction
all who may favor In cm with Il call.
The want Of such house in this part fte city has long
been lelt and the undersigned are In hopes generous
public will second their endcavOrs To remedy the dclci-
ency. BRUGGIMAN q FISHER.
Iamasco City, May 10Th 'J2-tf
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LAW PARTNERSBJP.

JAS. G.. JONES and JAS. T.. BLYTHE, AttOrnes at
81 Law, Evansville, Indiana have associated themsey Ives
partners in the practice of the law, and viii continue
10 practice in this and the adjoining counties, and IN the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning their
attention particularly land law. In short time they
will be prepared to give in few minutes abstract oil
the title to almost any lot in Evansville or lis enlarge
ments or IaInasco together with tLcir proiessiona
opinion As to the title, ifdesired. Ijy25-dawtfi
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JEWELRY AND MOTIONS.

DY express drectfrom the manufacturers Clusterpins
ID Earrings Finger rings. Lockets, Fob-chans, Keys
Pencils Shirt studs, Besles, Buckles and Pins; which
will sell as low as any house In New York at wholesale
or retail Also RETAIL great variety OF Port Monnars,
Purses Brushes Combs Gold Pens Needles, Steclbe
and Claps Aceordeons, Music-boxes, Chessmen Dolls
Falls: Sc A. G.. PUSIlEE,
my1-Sm Main street. Water.
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PIGEON SPRINGS,
Eve nsyiIIc. Indiana


vENE undersigned has BECOME the Proprietor of that
situated Pigeon Greek in the immediate AeighbOr
hood of Evansville, d and about half mile from
the Ohio river The mineral of these Springs ia
we'll known TO the ncighbor.Od, and for Medical pr
poses has been used for years For bathing purposes
they unsurpassed by any waters ofthc est aud
CuiaHeous EruptoHs, unryalled. There shower
Cold aud Hot Baths attached to the premises and will
Away be In good order The subscriber be enabled
accommodate forty fifty persons either in families
singly. There is large Vegetable Garden attached
to the premises, whore every Garden Vegetable and
Fruit in season. may be had There sixteen at
tacied to the Springs, divided oil into Lanes, Walks
and Summer Houses, and aordng peasaE places Of
during the heat of the weather for children. The
table will be supplied with every luxury the mark
afford, and the constant intercourse from Evansville to
New Orleans and the South, enables the proprietor TO
procure every Tropical Fruit 10 be found there To
persons the South elsewhere. who desire cOmfor
table residence during the summer months. with easy
by the largest Steamboats, at a seasons and who
daily if their business requires their return home,
hnd steamboat conveyance the subscriber knows no
place the Ohio river presenting greater advantages
Evansville. in whose immediate vicinity the Springs are
situated. is remarkable for its health and Omnibuses
will every hour 10 the city from which the Springs
distant less than mile. The mail arrives daily both BY
land conveyance and by steamboats, Evansville. The
Cars running twenty miles Princeton. ami
in short time will run to Vincennes. The Electric Tel.
egraph communicate at any time with every of
the country. In fine there is no place where OF
moderate means, who wishes 90 pass the Summer months
pleasantly and quietly, do at as little expense at
the Pigeon Springs. Charges viii be moderate.
The Proprietor speaks the French. English and Ger
man languages. CHARLES KILLER, Proprietor.
II IN. Orleans Plea! une copy TO amount OF So, and
send bill to this office.
Evansville, May lift