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es.f 4 n t4Lt.5HLE PROP
~ EkIl
| viii sell the store and Lot now occupied by
Messrs. Keller & White, ON Main street, Lots on
the corner of Pine and and Centre streetss The six
lots form area 100 feet 10y lJan admirable To-
cation tor manufacturing establishment. There
i, a two-stOry frame house on the premises. Tie
property LAYS nearly opposite kratz & IIoilmsn's
Foundry | will also sell part Of Lot No 90, in
the Upper Enlargement, fronting - feet on First
street, and extending lao feet back 10 the alley
with good twO-story brick -hsusa covering the
whole front - feet, with stable, wood shed, AID
cotn crib on the aisy. For particulars inquire Of
tile Subscriber.
my2s-4wd NATHAN ROWLEY.
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Ice Cream! Ice Cream!

II az Farrell & Co. wOnld respect ally inform
the public generally that he has opened his Ice
Cream Saloon and will warrant his cream 60 he Of
the purest aud most delicious kind made in the city
Evening parties and weddings can he supplied az
the shortest notice and GA the most reasonable
terms. The Saloon has bsen lately fitted up in "a
superb style.
Bs5-A large supply Of Confectionery and Crackers
kept constantly hand, and for sale at wholesale
or retail. my6-lmd
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m sHITE Hs.1.s,s, DNIED HEEs,

" eHITE NEWS, D6EED BRES,
~ AND CHEESE.
10 hushels White Beans, - 81 .- -...
10 boxes lIamJurgh Cheese, f.
100 It's DRIED Beet, (al first rate ARTICLE.
Received this day and FOR sale l'y
CHAS. MoJOHSSrOS,
jei Main street, near the Canal.
Inn. =. n. U.E.SI-E8S C.s.N,HER
IL and Salt Rhcum syrup, for the cure Of salt
Rbeum. ScrOiuloHs Diseases, CufaneOus EruPtiOns
and kindred diseases is giving entire satisfaction
and Thousands annually attesting the JOY they
feel the removal Of those lOthsoms diseases from
their system, 10y this wonderful Blood Purifier
His Cerate il also meeting with universal success
n healer Of old Sores, letter aud HiBgWoTm, Frost
Bites aud Barriers Itch. Thest humors yield TO
ID Instantly.
Forsale 10y +. W. SAWYER and PETER WEIR
LING. Evansville Spencer 4 Townsend and Stout
& Bfode, Newburg; and Ira Deiano, Henderson,
Ky J. =. HARRIS Il CO, a.
ap2U-2mdSw Propretors, Cincinnati, Ohio.
rRsHE LARGEST, tEfe.IPEsT.f .N.FD
II best assortment Of Whittwash Brushes ever
offered for sale this city. Is on exhibition "a;
ST@DDARD a 'rHOMPSON'S,
aiL;u l. Main street
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a@- The crops in Kansas are reported as
highly promising.
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NsEH.HoORsLPfEL.sR 0RRKRE

ev Prince Of the House of David Spurgeon's
sermons, fifth edition. City Of the Great King Tho
Ministry ! Life; Life of James Watt; The Jealous
liusbaudi Love Iae Little-L0ve me Long; High
Life ia New York, by Jonathan Slick; Romance
and its Hero Life Of Kit Carson. For sale by
JOHN HEALl,
mylO Corner First and Main streets.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ICE.

ICE.
CLEAR THICKICE FROM LAKE PEPIN.
HNR. II. a.. 0'RILEY, IT THE
WI earnest solicitation OF many persons, has
conclu''ed 10 Distribute portion OF MS SPLENDID
LAKE PEPlN ICE 10 tile citizens Cf the town, by
leaving il AT their do0rs from Wagons. he will en-
deavor 10 begin the business tomorrow morning
The ice Is a clear l:as cIySial-solid = rock
ami THIRTY inches In thickness He is sorry
that the original cost aud heavy expenses Of pro-
curing il, " III not allow him L. ruf the price
low 10 consumers as he would wsi, nut h. per-
suadti that when its durability and uTcrior quail
ties are fully tested il vii be- found cheaper than
any other 10 be had, and when the account Tor thr
whole season ice is footed up, the tual eNI,.r-r
will not he found IL be greater thaI the sum E,Ij
for our ordinary ice in common seasons.
Those who wish regular supply at tlIeir stores
az dwellings, will please leave THEN orders at L. G.
O'RILEY'S counting-room jelO
Two THE Old SETTL&Rs .I.N.D
IL new corners and citizens generally, ca
would return my sincere thanks for the SfFz&A
very liberal patronage bestowed on me
for the last twenty two years, and would
solicit a continuance of favOrs. My stock is very
large and complete containing every variety Of ar
ticles pertaining 20 the Saddiery and Harness busi
ness. All of which l offer NJ wholesale and retail
30 Please call and examine before Purchasing
elsewhere. !. Z. ELLIOTT a.
jel0-lm No. 20 Main St
"SHsTE LE.nE.-- 400 s.sRRELS
" in fine order, for sale 10y
jelO 5. L. GILBERT CO.
HVE.xSS J.fRS-Io ~ =. Il SS0E1'ED
w sizes, from quart 10 2 gallons. for sale by
Jelo 5. =. GlLBEkt 90
~ n M ~ ~ SIHSP- 50 HOMES, I
IL dozen each, warranted pure, for sale by
jel0 3 y. GILBERT = 60.
IEy.f $50 RELs., E.5AGE SIR,
II for sale by :. T. GILBEi;T q co
NpEE. EIE.R 1T "a MIN ST.
ov EGSEINE, CUENICk * CO, are opening
cut ia the general Grocery business q; tkis wen
known stard-i7 Main street-with 4 stone front
We will keep a large and well selected stock of ar
ticles usually kept in such establishments.
June q, 1859. ERSkINE, CuRNICk q co
RpRPRRRI.,-G To THE .aHOt.E,
IA take pleasure ia recommending Ia our
numerous friends and customers eur successors,
Messrs. ERSKINE, CURNICK X co, AMI hope
they will rereive their full share of patronage.
June q, 1859. r. III. SABiN X CO.
n C.lRD.-W.R HgT.E RENO FED
oI the remainder Of our stock Of Teas Tobaccu,
and Cigars to Mr.. j. u. Elliott's binding, No. 50
Main street, where we offer them for sale cheap
Those indebted to us will please pay up at once.
jsl0 r. ii. SABIN co.
ROCTs-5O BRLS NE - Sa0P-
eF all kinds, for sale low 10y
icIo 5. L. GILBERT 4 60.
=Asl LBS. FEE.S'rH PRI.y.ES,
cSO 500 lbs German Cherries,
10 bNs Layer Raisins,
:pO lbs Ilntc Curranis,
lO0bs Genoa titron,
bbls =. 8. Almonds,
trails Date.
Received this day al u. H.. COOK & SONS.
EsEE.S' on SIP s.yG1 CHEZ SO.
IN loo lbs No. l sap Sage Chee-" received
hi. day at Il. II. COOK q SONS.
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Ns.sLE OF D.sLU.s8LE RR.sE rs

As5LE OF V.fLG.5BLE HR.8E Fs-
~ TATE IN EVANSVILLE.
On the sixth day Of July, 1889, will sell at pub
lie auction without reserve 10 the highest bidder,
the premises, the following described real
tate, to-wit; Lots No. Ia, II, ~ ~. II, Is, 10,
H. To- TO- 20 II, 70, y, ~, % 30 ii, a., 43, a,
~ 40, AZ, 4e. ~, and 80, designated on plat
Of Rogers 4 Huston = addition IA. CITY ii Es-
ansvilie. For particular description at premises,
see pats in possession u Samuel SWiHdel aud Ba-
ker & Foster.
Terms of sale, cne-half cash one fourth on the
LIST OF January, 1862 and ono fourta the first
dty of April, ls.0. with Interest 10 ierr.-l paw
ments, % be secured by mortgage on good personal
security. JONATHAN RENlCk, Executor OF
je4-td ANDREW HUSTON
A0OTfCR IS UEREBI. GYy.E.v
0v that letters Of administration have been
granted TO the undersigned GA the estate Of James
c. WILL deceased, late of Nanderburgh county Ia
diana The estate il supposed t. he insolyent.
ic2-3w BRACKET MILLS, Admir-.
MN r. III .3HgEE.fL OF CHOfCE
n TEAS for retailing g, at
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nUsT REChIT.ED, BXPRBssAI'

AEST HEGEfB'EI,, EXPRESSLY
e. FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES
casks Dup~y & Co's Brandy, isis
: OsboTue's old Port Wine.
~ - Old Madeira d"
g =. Pale sherry ."
51 boxes superior Claret ..
pipe Pure Holland Gin, ..at
pImcheon VI hne Jamaica Rum Of ISL
casks Genuine Barclay & Perkins Potter.
la Iihis aud quarts.
L 3 casks Genuine Scotch Ale-sAIuifs7r
In pints and quarts.
2" baskets lleidsicE 3 sparkling Champstn>
The above articles guarantee to be ia every re
speCt As described. -AlLIS Il HOMES,
uVeI t n. ...a $500" Watef street %
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Ho.as::n.sge aA.s.,,h so0Ks

III MANUFACTURED By 5. hI. GEUPFL.
am able now to manufacture very lO0l BLANE
Books, well PACED. at lover price than the New
York msie Books ate sold :, Twenty percei.t. will
be saved 10y ordering Blank Books. an my estab-
lshment ..-. .... -...r H. .s... I'D.
Magazines, Music, and other jobs will he done
p per cent. cheaper than any bound before in this
place. Bill Lading Books wIi be bound in dura-
BILE style AT 40 10 50 cents piece: PAPER lgih he
ruled 10 any pattern az 40 to'fo cents a rsarn.
cents a hundred. it ..h
Blank Books for city and county Offices, banks,
&c. will be Manufactured Of the hest pdper, and
warranted 70 be as good as the best done IN other
places -a.4- 5. NJ. GEUPEL,
je3-lm Corner Vine and First streets.
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N ADMINISTRATORS s.sLE.-Hs'

~ O.nf.N1SfH.yTOR' S-sLE.-Es'
oH virtue of an order at the Curt 1T Common
Pleas Of Vanderburgsf county will sell NJ public
aucton, the Court House door ia Evansville, on
the 18th day of June, 1859, part of the s g or of
sec 10. 10, township south, range ~ west, con
tanning three acres, adjoining lands Of Peter sharp
+. W. Brinkmeyer, and lying "a the road lrading
from the Poor House a. the residence of Edgar G..
Dunk. said premises will be sold in sub divisions,
plat of which can lie at nay office.
Terms Of sale, One-third cash; balance in II and
10 months from day Of sale, the purchaser giving
notes with approved security waving al relief
from valuation appraseniehr laws, With Interest
from the day e sale.
BRACKET MILLS,
my 3o-ts Admr. Of fdoiph Brinkman.
HH.J.uHERGH CEESE-IO R0XES
IN extra good, lust received and for sale ~
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&ECo.s.D-n s.s.D FU.R.S'I sRs

~ r. STORE.
The undersigned has established 4 harcroom az
the old Apolio Hall, fI- the ln CHASE aud sale q
new and serond hand FUI!NiTURE, stoves Table
Ware, Glas-wafc, and IL fact everything !s.rtliE-
ing 10 the household use, which he win sell al the
Io,resf SECOND hand furniture prices The highest
cash prices paid for all artirl's offered for sale
public "r private. Orders lett for vanishing viii
be promptly sffenesi 60 IN any Psrt IL the city.
Also all kiBds VI repairing aud wood turning done
on the shortest notice a.r-fE
ie3 CHARLES f. KILLER g
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q. .ss1 TELE.k.arMtG DIsE'.fToH

RN III a w W ~
Come at last The very same lot Of Dry Goods
for which the fair portion Of the creation, the La
dies OF sonrs beautiful cit. have been witiBg SO
long, has at Last arrived par steamer Dunleth, and
ready for sale. Ne cordially invite our
friends and especially our Lady customers TO call at
cur store 43 Main street aud select articles accor
ding ia taste and convenience. Don't forget, As
Main street. [my3Ol MILLER a NIEHAUS.
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Look Out! ~

Look Out!
FEtHE g.s'DERsf6.ERD RESPECT
n fully begs TO inform the citizens Of Evans
vile, that he has received lot Of firstclass FUR
NlTUkE from the East, ofeVery descr ption, which
he intends selling low "a any storo in the CITY
Persons in want Of good furniture invited Go
call before purchasing elsewhere. / take all kinds
IL old Furniture in exchange for new.
MEYER GUGCENHEIMFR
Dealer in secondhand Furniture, on Second St.
between Main and Locust. myl0-Gm
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.sHETE sULPnIH sPRE.''Gs,


Nh0CTOE a. a. TH.RRELL, FIRST
House. my6-2m
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ID n u fED.fH tNESTS.-THESE
HI Chests are made in the most faithful manner
az the Nashville Penitentiary al red Cedar and Of
I'VE different sizes. The 0dOr Of the wood Is de.
structiye to moths and all insects and renders the
other wooden goods through the summer. FOR sale
at thu Wooden Ware Store.
--- J. b. RUSSELL, 500 BIain street,
my20 Between Third and Fourth, Louisville.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
III Il q " HILLS, FOR.MERLr

IL KNOWN As NEGLEY'S MILL.
The owner Of said Mill having re- built his dam
and refitted and repaired his apparatus, is now
again prepared to grind for customers by water
power. He soiicits a share of the patronage from
the public generally, and more particularly the pa
tronage Of his old customers.
ielJlmdSw FREDERICK KLEIN
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~ Hemp Seine Twine various sizes. Also, TTot
Line and Staging. For sale at the Wooden Ware
store j. b. RUSSELL, sou Main street,
my20 Between Third and Fourth. Louisville
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Z n pr p:9EU.sHLR PROP-

jel-d.tWim Sd Leonard street. New York
sold by KELLER WHITE and 81 ERBOWER
& RROlGlIION, and all Druggists.
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eFE Of those elegant Mercer Potatoes superior
to anything in the market, received this day and
for sale by CHAS. MCJOHSST0N,
my2l Main street, near the Canal
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lputtrp
CHRISTIAN MUSINGS.

This hymn was found in a chest in an English cottag
he authors name Is unknown.
In the still silence Of the voicolcss night,
When, chased by airy dreams, the srmbcre hoc,
Whom ia the darkness doth my spirit seek,
o God, but thee
And 10 there be n weight upon my breast,
Some vague impression Of the day fnrogonc
Scarce knowing what il Is, ] hy to thee,
And lay IL down.
Or " h be tho heavncss that comes
In token Of anticipated 49,
My bosom takes no heed Of what " is,
Since lis thy will.
For oh, in spite Of past and present care,
Or anything beside, how ioyfully
Passes that almost solitary hour
My God, with thee
More tranquil than the stiffness Of the night,
More peaceful than the silence oi that hour,
More blest than anything, my spirit lies
Beneath Thy power
For what is there on earth that desire
Of all that II can give or take from me,
Or whom in heaven doth my spirit seek,
o God, but thee
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speaking which will furnish topics for future
consideration.
My object in this article is to give, in gen
oral manner. the outlines Of the picture, leay-
ing it for some future occasion to make it more
complete. Yours, G. T. j.
Huntington, Nays, 1889
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lHusit
or. JOHNsBURY ACADEMY OF MU-

CT. JOHNSBURY ACADEMY OF MU-
~ SIC.--Tho St. Johnshury Academy Of Music Is To-
Gated in the pleasant Village NJ St. JOhusbury, N hay
ing special act Incorporation granted hy TIE Legsa-
ture " Vermont establishing the School upon porma-
ncnt basis. The design Of this Institution Is Co afford
The most thorough musical cduoaon expense very
much less than has been used where similar advantages
could DE enjoyed Very many persons possessing the f.
nest talents have been deferred from studying Music
profession, on account Of the enormous expense which
has hitherto attended such a course Of study.
THE ST. JOHNsBURY ACADEMY OF MUSIC
offers advantages and facilities Of the highest ORDER
from oncfourth to one.thrd the expense attending such
course Of study, II pursued at Boston or Now York
For the benefit Of Teachers and a others DESTROYS of at
tanning superior excellence in the science Of Music, both
as performers and theorists, Collegiate and Normal
course is pursued, embracing period NJ four years.
Tho first year is devoted 60 thorough VI ccmcn-
tary study using text books, only the works OF the
most celebrated Masters, which, having been thoroughly
tested bear the stamp of superior excellence Pupils de-
voting all their time 10 music, usually practice the Pa
no, Organ, Cor whatever instrument they may prefer
nom four TO sis hours per day practice vocal studies
one 10 two hours devote one hour 10 the study " har
mouy. Each pupil is required 10 study the Piano su-
hciently 10 accompany well. Pupils In thorough bass
required to play church music daily exercise
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
is taught exclusively by private lessons, lessons per
week being the usual allowance. The study Of harmony
and composition is taught in several classes with daily
rectaons. Private lessons given 20 advanced pu-
pills in singing Nocazing is also taught in several
classes with daily Rotations.
The Male Principal having been connected with some
Of the best Bands and Orchctas u New York and Bos
ton considerable portion Of tho last twelve years pre-
pared 90 teach nll the various
BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS.
Besides the various lessons, and class exercises TO
which pupils attend, Public Rehearsal Is given every
Saturday afternoon by the pupils who are an required 10
attend and take some part in hccxetcscs their parents
and few friends only, being present In addition,
MUSICAL SOrREE
Is given twice during each quarter large audience be-
weeks each.
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THE LADDER OF ST. AUGUSTINE.

ny LON0FrIIOw.
We have not wings-we cannot soar
But we have feet 20 scale and climb,
BY slow degrees, by more and more,
The cloudy submits Of our time.
Tho mighty pyramids of stone
That wcdgo-liko clcavc the desert airs,
When nearer seen. and better known,
Are but gigantic flights Of stairs.
The distant mountains that uprcar
Their frowning forehcads 10 the skies,
Are crossed by pathways that appear
As we 20 higher levels risc.
The heights by great men rcach'd and kept,
Were not atiain'd by sudden flight;
But they, while their companions slept,
Were toiling upward In the night
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Az IMPROVEMENT IN IAisING SrocK.--
Mr. Elon Robinson, of Calais. VT, has half
blood red Durham bull calf which weighed
$40 lbs, tho day he was two years old girts
6 feet o inches kept on sour skim milk and
whey the first summer. and common ordinary
keeping since kept in a warm stable in win
ter, and we'll ventilated in summer.
DURHAM.
Calais, March 27, 1859.
LtcE on CAVES have discovered a
method of Kidding calves of lice. GiUe them
Rar seed. ! am wintoring eight calves they
became very lousy, and fed them half a
pint at a time for two days, and the oil from
it drove the lice all oh.-Gcnesee Farmer
to It has been estimated by DR.. Lee, of
Georgia, that the annual income Of the soil
Of not less than one hundred millions of
land in the United States is diminishing at
the rate of ten cents an acre.
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CAsT-SrEEr ny ONE OPERArIoN.-A Mr..
Brennan, OF London, claims to have discover
ed method of producing cast-steel from any
kind Of iron by one operation. The claim Of
the patontoo says the process consists in sec
menting portions Of iron or steel of any de-
scription in cruciblo or furnace by means
Of alkaline or earthly materials in states Of
oxydo or salts For the conversion of an
inferior quality Of iron or steel into a superior
article, he uses about 3 per cent. Of alkaline
material, and from - to per cent. of car
bon or carbonaceous matter, such as rosin or
SCOT.
CURE FOR SICK CHMNrEs. - When a
chimney is oppressed with SCOT, throw a hand
FIJI Of salt upon the fire. The effect of this
is to bring the SCOT down. whether burning
or not, and thereby save considerable trouble
and sometimes considerable property.
land J.--Thcre are no two letters in the
manuscript alphabet Of the English language
which occasion SO much trouble or cause so
much misconstructon as the two letters, and
j, as many persons inadvertently write them.
The rule for writing them properly, and which
should be universally understood and adopt
ed, is to extend the J below the line. while
the should be written even with the line.
If those who write for knew how it some
times puzzles printers, they would remember
the above suggestions.
- When one sin is admitted. it is gene
rally found that it has a companion waiting
at the door, and the former will work hard
for the admission of the latter.
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70 Elijah fIcrrick Esq. of West Milton,
VT, has COW of native breed who yields
him t,oo pounds and screen ounces Of butter
from one days milk-fod on good hay and
three quarts of cob meal a day. She is eight
years old has had six calves, and has only
been dry four months for six years.
A FARMER.
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Eitrraru Enstitutiuns.
n ORTHFIELD INSTITUTION
q NORTHFIELD, VT.

n T, blsstLl, A. D., PRINCIPAL.
Assisted by able and efficient Teachers.
II viii be the constant aim Of the Teachers To form /,
every student habits Of sercliauce and thorough
'gng study Every effort will be made to render the
school pleasant to the student and worthy Of the conf
aence and liberal patronage Of The public Rare facilities
aseuered Tor the study Of French, German and Italian
~ WINTER TERN commences Nov, 2lth 1858; SpnINe
TERM, Feb I'D, 1889; SUMNER TERM Nav 18Th. 1850
FALL TERN. Sept IN. 1850 To- 'F''