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says that George. little son of Mr. /. Rouse
o: that village, aged about six years, was in
SANITY killed on Friday afternoon last. He
was returning from school. and was overtaken
by team, the little fellow, in imitation OF
those n'uch his senior IN wears, caught hold
OF the hnd end o! the waron. intending to
iunI;, aboard. The team was moving at al
most railroad speed, and the lad. finding it
lmnos>!blr to keep pace with them. let 90 his
hold. and was thrown with GREAT force back
wards. his heal striking upon a Stone, break
lng HI, neck.
Ga Thursday of last week, saws the
Standard, Mr.. Benz. hancock, Of Glover,
drove from that place to Coventry Falls. d
distance OF twelve miles, without mitten>. on
a WAFER made with the Hon T. $ French,
that he could perform the fat. Mr.. French
who rode with hlm to that al. was done
" on the square. sad the the bet was fairly
won and turkr'l over the Y. like "A man The
thermometer during the day ran.eu from -
10 80 degrees below zero. Mr.. Hancock
would make an excellent hand TO kcep tie
light house a; the North pole.
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The \. \ Herald Of Tuesday trah>.,.

The \. \ Herald Of Tuesday transfers
to It's columns. from the M.,.ica! and Surrical
journal, DIR. Perrys statement Of the case
Of Mr.. Sumner. accompanying it in lis edto-
rial columns with the following remarks =
his account gives lis painfully distinct
idea OF The terrible violence OF the assault W.
Oh ths man, OF It's painful Consequences IN
the painful sutlrrinYs which have followed
1t; OF his narrow escape with his lie, and OF
the uncertainty Of his ever being restored
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03

WHAT DlLE'> HEiL!N;i ENEHU,AIIuNl>
1t l>a perfect ptIm DESTROYER. ani an IN
valuable rem DIV 10, the cure q: I,hu,.n.all.n
Cuts, "u"!,, Pam IN the SIDE, back, and
Imi,S, LaHAta.o, Sore Throat, Burns. Stald>.
SwcliIn->. AHue, Cramp, &c. For cuts and
wounds. Ii l. superb 10 any other irciara-
ton. 1t Will ;,!iord Immediate lcllvi III >caiis
~ burns and tor pans or weakness in any
part Oi the system, Ii Will yl.c itain relief
IN very i'tIc time.
C>rd internally. il is one OF the mos. ,au-
able remedies tor cralnp or siasm"!ic alice
tons !; TOR pains or soreness IN the side, throat
chest, or stomach. Tor sick hcada, he, nausea
Seaslckne>S. rheumatism. or any Ii:trrna!
weakness caused t., tai, strain. 1t Jos
>r>>e> soothing, hcali =, and pam de>,ru, INC
properties unrVuniIcd hy ally other com
pound i...,il, me, and We have never known
II to tall IN arrc>tinG the progress OF the IA
bovc named diseases.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03

i"''r' '"i'l'> = 1t Tins and popular ,-i;,Ia
tl i d. i'"iN 'i' "I III i.' ri ,ti,,~ thu
""tI !"r Inc }a.., il l.s;, ii ,> AID !i!.,ii,H.
'"l's Fii iiN -. a-, 90 'i '>. I"i:iy- ''.i''i
run IrI.' i.r't':.. f!,j :t- i. J., '",4 Used
>i'iIli- ana i'N' nl'i- ii i ii' ill ,i'i,I
success T. al, i.I"'.cr a''w:. i !.> iua IL, Isl i
nm" 1"t IT, al iiN upon @ i i'i,I. J.
Ii .>>' : s.'-. iuii- .. -. Ii,..'
Opposite li- Arrinr. !>tu.I NJ, Ri,
-rI!. ally
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03

The CONGREGATION Of the Congregation
al Church in Ian, a>t.r v H.. were con>il-
crablv startled few Sab ahS ago hv the
Rev. Mr.. Chambcrin, Of P!a''sfurg. \. \
descending from the pulpit, at the close of
the evening service, and selecting Miss Mary
Jane Moore, Of Lancaster, who had consent
ed to become his hcIpmcet, to whom he was
Immediately ioin,- IN the holy bands Of wed
lock by the Rev Prescott Fay, of L.ncaster
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hSth~a.


lis u-"!rSs 10 describe tt tjtHyl> # S,as:uc is,,-
ma ii'"c II" ia SUI ri TN ,,.-i.s-.- II,.-
ys.I,> kl''i i T.. vii .tI it i,
Jn., v Lit mn - r'-!E. "'IstI,rit Joseph ErI,f.
\" Al r,." >tl""t Il ,t'i i., >ri..ll i;i. and
fiii''i!i'' f'''N Il: Tn. n>t sever,
qu"iiI, Il !.a, elected ".tl.,it ;iI, fu 81, 4, al.
Druggists. Price Il.
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Ladies' Library Association.

Tie Annual Me -;il. .. tie Ladies' Library Az
ISOLATION VIII be held at Tie house OF A. &. CHAD
WICK, ESD on Tuesday, IAN. Il, l-,', al o clock
=. NJ. a iul! attendance is requested. ills
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03

DR. Bunting OF Montreal VII give d
free lecture at the new Town HALL on Fri
dav evening. Jan. ,. on the - Stomach and
its Functions" DR.. i. is tie gentleman who
i. experimenting. with the celebrated Alexis
st. Martin. who has an oritire in his stomach
made by the accidental discharge OF a gun
several wears ago.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03

TEMrEEANcE-Mr iicrvcv EkinS. OF
Glover, has lately been lrc'urin- mon the
subject OF temperance IN several towns IN
Orleans County. 1t is rood plan to revive
the old fashioned temperance lectures, and
not leave the d" law to do everything.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03

- =.
HE NJ "h" '"N-I!El' Il : IN i''t sol II
Of ,,.t Tur>.l,vare rcr.iy,d Th,v cont ain
.t,.n,i.h.. from, N,..,~s;,..; AND Martina, Al.
,h.,n,,. .i.ina r,uor,, Of >lay, ,x..;,rnru, Al;
.,,,A~,n AID Cation. Nii>.i~>iupi. t,rr.,, A.
,,.,u ;,,,.>,ll. and = nnn,b4ru If u..rro,.. .,y,.
been arrested
Hr~rErcrI"N OF TIE PuG.NIX I!rrrI.
C"N,"Er. y. iI-Atirr broke o,lr in the |.
OF the i'tnrix Hotel. a, Coucori. y. H.. aoont
, O'Clock on Sunday morning. V hich. in the
'"'' - VI W. y, '"'' r'>.''' IL ~ '"'''' ''''
80 ''' '''''' -''(' % '"' '"'''i,"'' was s'Ne'
n'' s''r'"' q we ''''-''' ~ '''r l. "i'f' ''
IRE '"ok' ''"' :'"'' est "l'I WIN ''!'r ives
ana !">' thrir rio'iiIh@. through the efforts
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

lie simple ANNOUNCEMENT Of Deaths and Ma:
riagr> will De inserted Tree oi charge but ali ubit
AIRY notice, viii be Charge! at advertising rates.
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agents Wanted

10 >c he a!.'Nc uo..N>. ;ti,. y .l1r conn:
a. ..,c" Apply 10
NAinANnL NUIE>, Publisher,
u I .rI!...l l.n,tuN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03

fIEEMAN'S LIBRARY A>>oCIATIuN-
This association, which was Organized this
fall has now provided quite number Of
books. and fitted up Library in til" hal of
Delu.e Ensinc House No. >. It vii. be o.
pen every Saturday evening. aul although
designed more expressly for the fircmcn, any
person can become mrnlbrr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03

We learn from the Randolph Farmer
that on the night of November 2l>t, MIR. James
Gold, had his pcddling cart broken into while
at The,ford Hin. and about fifteen hundred
dollars worth of goods was taken.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03

The weather through the holidays has
been mild and peasant withou. exception
and if the Old Farmers Almanac is true
(and who dare dispute iD We have the prom
Use of crea, deal such for 1871
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03
: The transfers in real estate in Burling-

ton, Vermont, during the past year, are re-
ported to have been uncommonly large :
nearly one hundred village lots, of from /,
quarter of ar acre to five acres each, changed
hands in the public sales Of the estates Of
Henry Leavenworth, and Smith \ Landon
alone, and the private sales have not been
few. Three wealthy gentlemen o: New York
and Troy have bought largely OF some OF the
most beautiful situations as vet unOcupled ON
the slope OF Burlington, and propo," TO erect
durin. the coming year tasteful and costly
residences for their own occupation.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03

Mr.. C. T. Drew has removed bis stock
of goods to Barton, Vt. whore lie will be
happy to see his old customers.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03
= eco Uo,Iars 2 Vcarii,
J. Russell Snaitl;ac's Eoce-narv.

Business ii.":t.'- >i!arH sure. T.. oIitrc. ~
drr-> i'lri H. 'I sing p,,>;.i-c STAMPS .tIoIr!it
AscI.,! r!iIc' H,.leI.... Miss
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03

EUENING HE DEAn-CI, nation, or
burning. The drai As in tn. old Roman times
Is benz >prcul,t Il on in Paris \ Paris
Correspondent of the New York Times say,
Nor should forget anew aad >tart!iu,
proposition which is how uuurr discussion IN
the munIrlpal Y"vrrnmrnt % The city IN re
galt 10 the disposition OF the dead This is
nothing less thdn proposition 10 revive III,
ancient system OF rr'.ntrlon, or huruii4v-
The oHcr.rpwn condirIon Of the cemeteries
aud the lmprtr :icah.,Ity OF the cataronh ~
trm ht> gwen rise I" tins new Proposition. Ia
the ccmrtrli'> OF Paris. which ar. pow all
rNtramur, there ar, two kinds Of conrr>-
>ion> made to the dead a concession for IN
wears, and perpetual concession is very
dear. 50 ;hat dn i..ntiI-, proportion OF dead
bodies are cNhumrd 1t the end of ten wears
hy expiration OF their lease, and it IS these
who are carried an! IaI away on >hcIy,, it,
the immense cataronh> which underline near
" onch,It of the southern part Of the cit,
BDt tins transfer Is attended with EXPENSE
and Is a dl>l -fcrat'lc and rrfu.'aut opera
i!on TO those concerned as well d to the cit
lZrnS who are ma':r co4uiz mt OF the opera
ton. In tact. the transfer at shat nrrIcu 81,
mhumt,Ion Is almost an Impo>>lb!i;v =,
that now We have tn" pIupn>liion. seriously
discussed, OF introducing The funeral pile am
n,an. leading Zen i,vc pronounced Tor II.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03

PRESENTATIONS TO NAVAL OFFICER
The Legislature of Vermont, at lis recent >,.S
sion. passed a resolution authorizin. the Gov
ernOr to procure a sword an! cane. the sam"
to be presented to Captain Horace b. Sawyer
OF the United States Navy. in consideration
OF the sense entertained hy the Legislature
of his valuable services and good conduct on
board the United States Frigate Constitution
at the capture of the Cyane and Levanf. on
the 2o;h OF February, 1915, and during the
chase and escape OF sad Friga;e from squad
ron OF three British ships of war, on the 18TH
Of March, 1873. Capt. SAWYER Is native
of Vermont, and the only Post Captain in the
Navy from this State.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03

FoREFATnLKS DAY At MlpDIrHUEY -
The anniversary of the lanlln. Of the PHI
crims was observed at Mldleburv. Vt, as
usual, and with more than usual pleasure and
profit to all conrrrntd The address before
the Historical Sr"r,-'y was dc!i:crel by
Rev Prof. George y. Boarlm,n.
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st. :Dobnsburp, Ut.
SATURDAY ::::: JAN. .. 1871

SMALL PoX IN STowE-We learn from
a CORES ondcnt ;ha; the smallpox prevails
70 a considerable extent in the town OF Stowe
in |. tmoilie Co. He writes that there have
been probably more than forty cases O. the
small pox and varioloid III that town. and
that the disease is still sprea'ling Tie Sc
iec'men have forbidden all public gatherings,
and nearly all the schools in Tie town have
been dismissed Pc>tlou>es have been pro-
gone to one of the pest-ho1ses to devote his
services to the sick. 1t is hoped thar the vio-
lencc OF the disease will soon be checked
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03

The widow llora, not leaving the s, ne
according to agreement, has been committed
TO the Jail in this place, where she can sell
no more liquor to make our young men era
" drunk.
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is not much Of interest I'll

w.
va "''''''''' III ''-''"
10 me next OaO!hct are rte, bat rather un
satisfactory. \ corr, >ponl.nt of the Boston
Trav.II.r TINS p.,,,;,,, ,L.. III, W., II
y ;, cv
~ "a "'>'''''''>'o'
W hlie III 'he congressional Library to-
Gay. met the \ehcra'Ic messenger OF TIE
eltc'"r, 81 Vermont, who served as a Erprr-
sentative III Congress forty years ago. and
has also serve! several terms since. II was
the lion. Nr. b'd.''v- IL vas n converse
ton with the Chaplain OF the House.
dfher aido' VINO was ''!al'Iaih IN the LEY
ou'lohary W ar, ana WHO i Row III his nint-
~ hiIh year. Nh. lraI,tN la" always served
"n Ia" Commiftre on the Library while III
'rn"rt>> he plan d the Library. which,
va destroyed III The war OF 1872. was drawn
w by Inn IT, last served IN Congress white
Henry Clay "t> ) tErr. ar'! was AGAIN lac
"l III 'h'' '"hii:i't'c Oh lhr Library. and ci-
t"''t1f mnrI inIrH>' nrnt> III IL arrangement
Since hc Withdrew from lu:.Ic ht'', the Ii
trar! was a.aIn. III ISL. destroyed! by tiYc.
lie now stood IN tins magnificent room
looking round GA is >lN'v Thousand volumes,
ca lis iha9n'hrtnt maps an! globes. It's >ninp
tuou> furniture audit fire proof nooh shelves.
ana ceiIln-|, floors and walls of iron. and de
c!arri !.' II tbs instance an Improvement
upon the 7nrlrrt u>uaucS. had been made b,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-03

VERMONT STATE AGEICULTCEAL SuCI-
FTY.-The next Annual Meeting of the So
cirty for the election OF Officers and the
transaction of other important business, will
he held at the court house in Mlddleburv. on
the second Thursday OF January, 1917, at 10
O'Clock 4. VI.
Committees Of Award upon E>>ays. Field
Crops, and Manurcs, are particularly desired
10 report themselves to the undersigned. At
the Addison House. where statements of com
pet,i,ors for prcG.u,ms on those articles will
bc submitted.
]: is quite desirable that there >hou.d he
very general Attendance. The Directors Oh
tanned an Act OF Incorporation at the recent
session OF the Legislature, under whIch,it 1t is
accepted, i; is proposed TO organize the So
cIe'y.
An adjourned meeting Of the Directors
will be held az { O'clo:k, on the evening pre-
ceding the Annual Meeting.
BY order OF ,he Board.
f. lIOLHHOOK, President.
December, 81, 1876
SAD AIFAIE-Thc Ecnninct0n Banner
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TO Wcod-Choppers.

~ AN!!i', or + wo,,!-chnrr"r~. immediately.
" ApfI! to rEElEl STONE.
81. JuuIl-biiTV. Dec. -. l>.,6. lui4-ij
. Isl or IIriEE> r.,,.,i,.i,,,, j., The Past Gt
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SAD AtFAIR.-Thc bennington Banner
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themselves better. Lord AshburtOn was
about five feet ten in height, heavy made
about the size of Mr.. Webster, black
hair, dark eyes, heavy brows. large head,
broad high forehead, fine features, open
free countenance. lie was evidently a
man OF very high order of talents, and
may say with entire confidence that no
other foreign Minister ever impressed
himself more favorably upon the Ameri-
can mind. Mr.. Mildmay was slim, with
light complexion, blue eyes. pleasant
spoken and gentlemanly.-Mr. Bruce
was of the Home Department, fleshy,
black hair, eyes and whiskers. He was
a very interesting gentleman, and with
his high conversational powers contribut-
ed much to the entertainment Mr..
Stepping. the last Of the legislation, was
small fair complexion, and light laugh
ing eyes. His countenance looked like
fun lit up. He could keep the table in a
roar.-Nine o'clock had come. One. of
the gentlemen servants passed around
with cup of pure Mocha Coffee to stay
US for dinner The hum of conversation
ii lied the room for another hour The
clock struck ten. The folding doors
were thrown open. Lord Ashburton led
to the table and took his seat at the GEN.
tire OF the right side as we entered. Mr..
Bruce took his seat directly opposite.
Mr. Mildmsy took the head, and Mr..
Stepping the lower end of the table.
had the tonor Of a seat at the left Of his
Lordship. while Mr.. Webster was seated
at his right. The servants, or rather
waters, dressed as | have described,
were stationed back of the cha:rs-the
chief at the head Of the table. l heard
not word among them during the re-
past, all went only by motions, silently,
like clock work. Turtle soup about a
spoonful, the first course. The whole
service was silver. saw no gold that
evening. was struck with the courte-
sy between the walters and Lord Ash
burton. A waiter approached with a
charlotte russo. "WilI your Lordship be
holped?" mo thank you sir" We
went through twelve changes at the
table dinner lasted two hours; we rose
and retired to the drawing room. The
clock struck twelve. the waiter entered
with strong Mocha Coffee. We drank q
parting cup. took leave Of the British
minister and the members of his legation.
impressed with the truth that great men
arc always found to be plain gentlemen.
| visited Lord Ashburton on another
evening, at his invitation, which may
notice before these sketches close.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S si.r ..t.
CEI GQR ATIsn FEM Ar II DuuuG

Prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke, NJ
d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This in
valuable Medicine is unfling In the Of all thoss
painful and dangerous diseases Incident to the Female
constitution.
II modertes all excess, removes all distinctions and
nrings the monthly periods with regularity. These
Pills should he used two three weeks previous "a
confinement; they fofy the constitution and lessen
the suffering during labor enabling tlIe mother TO per
form her duties with safety to hersef and child.
These Pills should not he taken by females durins
the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they
are sure to bring ON Miscarriage, but at any other time
they safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pair
in the Back and Limbs, lIeaviness, Fatigue on Slight
Exeron, Palpitatcn OF the Heart, Lowness of Spirits
Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites and all the panu
diseases occsioned by disorieed system these Pin,
will effect when all other nave failed and
calomel, anthony, any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package. Price
in the United States and Canada, One Dollar.
N.B.-slao anu postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent, will insure bottle Of the Pills by
return mail. W. w. ROBERTS, indianapolis,
Sole Agent for Indiana,
UALL0CK & STODDARD,
aps' '5I-lyis General Agents, Evansville.
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SUPERIOR YEAST POWDE
NEW FIRM.

III AVING taken the stock aud stn~e lately ov
and occupied by H0LLINGSwORTH ci
HUGHESs would inform my friends and the puer,
that will continue the QUEEXSWARE, GLlya
WARE AND LOOKING GLASS BUSINESS aeni
old stand, Marin street, next door alD0-e the old B
recently perfected an arTang ngement with n rartfY
Europe to attend per- onaly to all my purchas.-
England, and am enzbled 10 save much In the CO
the Goo Is and prepared TO oner inducements ta,..
old as well as new customers. i will duplicate III
Easskfs bills and request those who have been ac q
TONED TO buy ing East to call and try Crate Of
sorted for the country kept on hand.
ri 80. j. W. HUGHESess
sep26 Successor to Holingsworth a. HughSK
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lTrnSp0rtafion Westward.

WNTE beg to call the attention of Merchants buying
Nv ordering their fall stocks from the Eastern
cities to the superior advantages and facilities Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
for the safe and speedy ransIation of Freights to
Evansville and vicinity. Connections made with
the most reliable Railroads and Steamships. River
Route shortened and improved by completion to Par
kersburgh. Through rates lower than by any other
route. Apply to . - 2 tl...
VI. POTTER, Boston; B. Y. KELLY, PHILADELPHIA:
CIV .PERvIEL, N.York; J. T. RSGLASD, Baltimore,
for information or through rates, or TO
GEO. FOSTER Il CO., Freight Agents,
Corner Locust street and Canal, Eyansyille Indiana
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RAILROADS..
boa r AlLR o AD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
1 s 5 .nl

i-tta r.+ts.it. 4 @ - ..n 't'
an and after THURSDAY, July I'd, 1857, and until
further notice, the Nail Passenger train will leave
Evansville at O'Clock and 80 minutes A. NJ Vincen-
II NJ. and arrive at TerreiIaute a2f5 NJ.
Connecting with trains for indianapolis, Cincinnati,
for Central Illinois, Chicago and the North West
Passengers dine at Terre HauteTBaggage checked to
indianapolis.
RETURNING-leaye Terre Iiaute at $40 p. NJ. af.
ter the arrival Of trains from the East and West; Vim
cenues at $50 p. NJ. and arrive AT s.20 p. NJ. 9liL
Passengers by this train arrive at Cincinnati at 1890,
same evening Cleveland at 500 next morning instead
of 2:30 p. NJ. as by former arran cement.
A MIXED TRAIN has been placed on the road be
tween Vincennes and Evansville; leaving Nincennes
at $40 M--and arriving at Evansville at 1910 NJ
Returning leaves Evansville at 10 and arrives at
Vineennes at6;l5 Pm; connecting with the U. q NJ.
Road for Cincinnati and st. Louis.
1' nHiI.d9s OBSERVE, ~'f
Passengers arriving Ivy this train have hours
in Evansville for BUSINESS or PLEASURE.
Freight Trains North Of Vncennes, will run as hith-
toLervirg Trfe Iaute for the South at NJ; return
ing arrive At TefTe HaLte at 5:25 NJ. .fly
For any information through tickets apply at the
Company's Transportation Office head Of Locust street
Evansville. ~ H. Fl -..ff-1r
~ Cars run by indianapolis Time-s minutes fas-
80 -'~-.'''H 80 e j. J. DANIELS,
Superintendent.
H- vincernes Gazette, Princeton Clarion, sullivan
Democrat, Mt Carmel Register and Mt. Vernon Advo-
cate take out forper advertisement and copy. mylsu
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NUcCORMICK'S REAPER AND MOwER-we
vL are Agents for the sale of this reliable Machine;
all who wish to labor i'm the Harvest Field, should
procure one. We have samples on hand, which We
H0RNBROOK & CO.,
mh21 Water street, Evansville.
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NJ. l.. JOHNSON's

Go and See the Elephant!
q LARGE Elephant now be seen. free Of
"a Charge, Main street, doors below Second.
We don't mean 10 say that s EMBICH has become a
specuator In Elephants but that he has Just opened
the most grand stock Of Fall and Winter Diy Goods,
than he ever had the pleasure of showing his
toners and the public generally. They are always
ready and willing show their goods, and their prices
are known to be very low, there vii he difficulty
in being suited. Give Sam. Embich call. -.
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Evansville Gas Light Compan,

T6NHE Stockholders Of this Company will me5s5
u their oihce on the twenty sixth day Of octo
- ,'r tie purpose Of electing three Director
serve for slIe ensring year. C. Y. KEATS,
octli7d PRESIDED n
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LOTTERIES
Jasper County Academy LotteI

Our Lotteries drawn In Macon. Ca. Small scher
every satnrdsy, and Savannah, Ca, Large Schel,
about the lFh Of every month.
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~ so boxes choice W. r. Cheese. just received
or sale by toctl2J PRESTON BRO -

TENNESSEE AND ILLINOIS MONEY q
NV take at par the notes of all the solvent has
w Of Illinois and Tennessee, for cash bills of sts
cesiss, at the lowest cash prices.
oct IL al .-. 8. Z. GILBERT
Sycamore near Watt
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SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME.
i' if CAPITAL $4,000.

Tobe drawn in PUBLIC, at MAcoS, ,GEoRsrA. EvI
SATURDAY. throughout the year.
whole Tickets ~; Halves %; Quarters s1. i
A1 Bank Notes Of all sound Banks taken at
Checks on New York remltted for Prizes. address
ders for Tickets Certificates Of Packages Of Ticke
ANDERSON a. son, Managers
septl6-dly MACON OR SAvANNAH,G G