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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31

OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS-AN-
" NOUNCEMENT Of the PROPRIETOR for l36O-The
Ohio bite sulphur Springs situated IN Delaware County
IL miles north q Columbus he Capital of Ohol the Scioto
River, 10 miles from Degcare miles from White Sulphur Sta
ton the Springfield Mt Vernon and Pittsburgh R.irosd
ue Lew i Center Station, the Cleveland COldm
bus and Cincinnati Railroad These Spring. will be open for
the reception Of visitors from May until October The gratifying
experience Of the past mas fully confirmed the nigh
expectations Of the proprietor and him perse
IN his efforts make this second place country
BATHS.
Bathing here by the plan adopted Is brought into far comp
iEon with that at naturally aud hot springs. The water
hssed in the bsthub by steam pipes the heat no, being raised
high enough precpate its salts applied to the surface Of
Ike bsther without tie loss Of Of It's saline ingredients The
buildings substantial and convenient The grounds
brseng about 100 divided between lawn aud woodland
asteiuy laid Of into walks and drives Telegraph Office Ia,
been permanently established connecting the Spnes with All
parts II the country Livery well stocked with horses and
srases Is attached to the place For further information
rangeIpents for rooms. &c, apply TO
ANDREW WILSON JR., Proprietor
White Sulphur p o., Delaware Co., o.
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GUNNER Retreats.
CLIFTON HOUSE,

CLIFTON HOUSE,
~ NIAGARA FALLS,
CANADA SIDE.
The PTopriecrs would to their many friends and
the public generally that they have leased the above house for
years and have related newly furnished and made such
additions and Improvements TO equal in point Of style aud
comfort any hotel at the fashionable Watering Places
THIS together with It's location which cannot be eqused com
naudiug does complete view Of the American and Horse
Shoe ais aud the efforts the Propetos keep in every
respect frsass Hotel WILL they trust make the Clifton
d fayoIite house at Nss Falls.
Visitors arriving by railroads should have their bag
checked for and at Suspension Bridge" Canada side
where onibutes aud will he In attendance the arrival
every train Those by boat from Buffalo and Toronto will
stop ClonHouse Station Erie and Ontario Railway The
house lie open for the season.
JOSLIN & DUNKLEE, Propretors.
A. C. JosIs, formerly Of Congress Hall aud City Hotel AL
bany Pavilion Sharon Springs and recently Rossin House,
Toronto
j. w. DUNKIgR
Niagara Falls (Canada), May %, 1860
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GEO. cHRKsTY' .i MISsrRELs at SiSl"
CROWDED HOUSES. -, ,,,a.. a,
New Buhesque Circus, and an entirely new p'coe
.Ack AND his NoS skh cHRIsrY.
5 5os1o the Monkey sS ooaIsnc: At ts' Is cent?
444 BR sYHDy 1yssTe :s,ss 0r mA0
GRAND E fFaksanhI6hNAFhE @STlNE,Ess, EYER EVERY
MTSSESp4yys nd %GSifscEs
300 hsvfs n JAcoSs
omsd y the wOrdrenowneso all p1oaounce him
W e,5s NsiSns agpsuss the
ar tbs best proofs that con be given Of the excellence
Ofae entertainHTffsrE GOBLIN sPRIGHTLY,
~ b,s ora Wit comcshes and extraordinary changes 81
novelty TO the Performance sI ,
p'i aaHis.ion IS cents. Reserves ses 50 cents
DR. WINDSHIP, the Strong Man OF America, is
and wiz s1hSs ssrsSs Of his r. na rift l'
EVENING, to Mr. GROVER, the accomplished Gymnast and
Director at ognons Gymnasium, Crosby near BeeekeIs
every way wofthy Of their efforts II viii be the
dnsy exhibition Of that nature ever given in America Ihee
will also be Assault dAmes small sword saber. aud cane
PFoeRaSnK OF ExrRCisRs-vautius Horse Inclined and
Ladders Fencing and Cane Exercises Address with physical
iuFt aons by Dr. George B. wipdshiP Of Rcxsury Mss.
Ladder POurng and Tumblins Acobac Fests Bsoue Leaps
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.-The
Thirty hb Annual Exhibition Of the National Academy
Design consisting Of Original Works by Living Artists neve'
before exhibited for the at the Galleries
l0bst broadway Season Tickets 50 cens Single Al
mission d cents. T. ADDISON RICHARDS. Cor Sec NJ A.
EURNEY's GALLERY,
" No 7C7 Broadway, hr block below the New.YorkiHoel
THE DYING TR-CUM-SEH,
and elegant pieces Ssusy by the celebrated Sculptor
CheyseI Petch Of Rome pupil Of the world renowned Thor
wasden. . u
have secured at the above works OF art snc
having fitted Of the Studios In their essohmen' spa
from the
PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION GALLERY,
sss confident that visit the will bo well repaid
Open from 10 M till p Admission, % cents
B-The Photographic Exhibition Gallery Is open for Free
Inspection from a m I'LL p
NOW on Free Exhibition, choice collection OF
OIL PAINTINGS,
At WHTTLOCKS GALLERY 36S Canalst. west of Broadway
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6onse- furnishing GOODS.

A NOTORIOUS FACT.-The cheapest and best
N place buy Refigertors Silver Plated Ware Table Cut
the Cooper Institute. Astoplace Sd and ah-a'a
BROADWAY VARIETY STORE, No. 399-Pat
ID Fly Traps Water CoOlers Bird Cases Weather Ysaes
aike Notions in great variety at low prices s. CLOUGHS
pEFRIGERATORS-RE
Dr. KANE's CELEBRATED REFRIoERAToRs.
The only perfect article in market finished in OAK and Of
large assortment of Jspanned Bath Tubs Toe. War; Tea
Trays Wooden and Willow Ware, Meat Safes, Ice-Crear
Plated Ice Pitchers and Tea Sets and every article
furnishing line, ct reduced prices s,,, ,ot,ySroy
No. 90 Nsiden-lane Nsw.Yorf
Delivered free of charge
CCHOOLEY's PATENT SELF-VENTILA-
~ TING PeESERyER and REFRIGERATOR. The very
and Refrigerator sale For sale at BOG Broad
" whers may be seen GR" Sne c opeE Rao c
w r. Anthony Sun Mutual Ins Co, n. Y; George 7 CurH.
at SO s.S s soon i Marie M's Bs s
Horord Boston Mass PSo Y Bebee N. u Daniel T. Cur
% Boz oS Mas Prof JSph NJ n hScA s.Gs s
Providence, r. l. Prof p HUI PICyidence ! ae..r:
tested them Within the last i've years At Wholesale and retail
ht No 800 broadway, NY. c. 7. PIKE, Agent
ITO HOUSEKEEPERS.
~ C. BERRIAN, No. Sol Broadway,
Importers and Deaers in HOuseF nnshing HARDWARE,
no" offering dsU TIE T." prices
sILVER-PLATED WARE
Of Sheffield Birmingham and American manufacture In all hs
TEA TRAYS
In and sinsly; and Engh Punished and Japsnned
TIN WARE I, in great variety STEEL COPPER, IRON and
COOKING UTENSILS, of every description.
GAEk ssS G G o D a %s Willow
Aho, a large assortment of
CAMPHOR WOOD and CEDAR TRUNKS.
N. B.-CATALOGUESs sent gratis 10 any address
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HICKMAN. Auctioneer-FRIDAY

JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auctioneer -FRIDAY,
~ June OF 10 O'Clock at the Central Salesroom Will
loUghby, OF PessRegular Weekly SaleTwo Rose
wood ferlo Suites in broea two Pianos Mahogany Bedead
Bureaus, Hair Msttresses Sofas Chairs Tables, Window
Shades, Refrigerators, Cook Stoves. Carpets, &C.
ALSO, at p.
Gold Watch md Chain with a ia w Of Jew.ly
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Mdrbinerp.

FOR SALE-A second hand, I4-horse power
Il HOSTING ENGINE and BOILER. Apply to DAVID
kEMP. No. las Steuben-st., Jersey City.
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DOR CALIFORNIA, via PANAMA-The
L steamship NORTHERN LIGHT vi viii sail TUESDAY,
June and the North star EpNropAi' June ~ at ID
O'Clock noon from tn. loot Of Wanenst
In and July the days Of departure viii be the l ib.
when the dy OF departure viii be- the Monday following
For pasao freight apply ut the only Office, No IN West
st. co'aer OF Wauen-st ID. u. ALLEN, Agent
" bali persons forbid trusting any Of
above ships
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nlVIDEND NOTICE.-Offce of the NORTH
~ AMERICAN FIRE ms. Co, No. 6 Wsst., New.YorA,
May 49, l&0Ihe Board Of Directors have this day declared
DIVIDEND of FIVE (5) PER CENT. payable demand
r. w. BLEECKEk Secretary.
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INHIRD-AV. SAVINGS BANK, cor &-av. and
Il 2shst-sIx PER CENT INTEREST allowed on SUM
from TO 600 Bank open daily from 10 to O'Clock slss
Monday, "Wednesday and Saturday Evenings from 70 O'Clock
8 s. CHiLDs Secry. SPENCER X GREEN, Prss't-
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NOTICE.-Th First Mortgage Bondhoders Of
IN the BRECKENRIDGE CAMEL COAL COMPANY.
Kentucky requested to meet At the office Of T. L.
Fancber No 229 Broadway NJ T. MONDAY the 4h day Of
June O'Clock to make preparations for the coae
sale under Of sad mogageDssd NewYork,
May 20, 1850 D. RANDOLPH MAkTiS, Trnstses
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BROADWAY BANK Egv.YoRK, May 26, 1850
ELECTION.-The Annual Election for Direct
IL o of this Bsuk Inspectors of the nett ensuing
election will be he'd the banking house TUESDAY, tao
s. L. EvERIrT Cashier.
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HUMBOLDT MINING AND MANUFACTURE
IL ING COMPANY STOCK for SALE, for Eighty $50
Cents per share. j. CLARK, No 203 Elm. st.
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CITY Of MILWAUKEE BONDS, issued fe
~ Railroad purposes and overdue COUPONS of the sam
purchased by GEO W. HODGES, No AZ Exchange place.
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L. Ii. LUDLOW, Auctioneer.

Z. H. LUDLOW, Auctioneer
L'OR SALE-At public auction, at the Mer-
chsnts Exchange u o'clock at the lst day Of
June, 1890 by h. H. LUDLOW under the direction Of G.
Mcneil Referee by order the Supreme Cout the LOTS
Of GROUND and BUILDINGS known as the WASfiINGT0N
MACHINE WORKS, situated st between 23d and Zach
sts, together with the Engine Boilers Machinery &c For
further particulars legal advertisement in The Evening Poet
Terms made known ut sale.
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COUNTRY BOARD.-Oae or two Families may
" be accommodated with Board in Farm House at NOR
Walk Conn No location be desirable where quiet
comfort and lovely country scenery sought Near the town
abundance Of choice uit shade elevated ample grounds
tine roads and accessible to the city by and New
Haven Raiosd in u hours Apply the premises to Capt
JOHN BUkk. or Tor information to kEfSER Co.. No 2
Bible House, 4th-ay.
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TEHHE HAu1x, ALrOs, AuD sr. LOUIS RAILROAD.

May Is 1850. !
Office. The holders of Second Mortgage
IN Bonds Of the TERRE HAUTE, ALTON. and sr. LOUIS
RAILROAD, and OF tho iLLiNoiSfoWN and bELLH-
reorganization required 70 pay The amount Of them
subscription full before the 10Th June and hodez
sgp the same and pay the insansn on ae Bonds ey
the IL they xsh avail of the benefits OF the SAD
agreement Payment be made to the subscriber bet
snd2 ROBERT BAY ARD Chairman &c,
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M MILWAUKEE, and WATERFOWL RAIL-
S1 RoAD-The Subscribers viii purchase at any pat
due Cos of the First Nortgge Bonds of the MLHAB
KEE AND WATERFOWL RAILROAD COMPANY.
MEIGS GREENLEAF, No. 50 Exchange place.
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
~ For HAVANA and NEW-0RLEANS.-The fast AID
nyorite steamship GRANADA, Capt - sail on MONDAY,
June at o'clock from pier feoi Of Wauent. North
hyef Bins Of adns Of the proper or furnished the Office.
aud no bill. Of sdins viii be signed ater the honr OF sailing
Warren NJ o. ROBERTS Agent
B-Frsisht received and after WEDNESDAY, May 30.
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP PERSIA. For
~ LItERPOOL-The PERSIA. Capt C. III. Y. Juikins
commander will sail nom the Companys Dock Jersey City
Nth the Mali and Passengers for Europe on WEDNESDAY,,
The ot OF June requested to be board by
o'clock The AFRICA viii ssl ON the 2o.h of June.
u. CUNARD, Ne Bewaas 0rssa.
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@ NJ WOOD e. Co,
De COMMISSION MERCHANTS and AUCT10NKEH
s the purchase and sale OF Red and Personal Property ~
sssA Stools and othsy Securities. . -
g. M. WOOD,
w. L. BOST0CK,
r. 8. BOGUE.
No n CedATH, I'd
No. IS Wsst 18th Il.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-09
To the Public.


Al SO far, have been very wet ones, causing many
of our rivers to overflow their banks, back
ing up the water in the creeks aud bayous aHo
flooding To a considerable extent the bottom
lands when the rivers ree..de, which may be ex
peced soon, then the large surface of deCayng veg
etable matter posed the scorcling rays of the
summer sun, produces the malaria, which proVes
so fatal in its course, sweeping whole States, and
sparing neither age nor sex in its conquerin
march.
After residence of more than twenty years
the middle and Southern States, we think We nave
discovered "a medicine which, TO certain extent
is !. preventative of the attacks of bilious fever
ague, &c, and Il such recommend our Magnolia
Whisky.
We wish the public TO understand that we are
not urging upon them the Use of strong Liquors AS
beverage. We are and always have been, opposed to
their beins, in that way, hut if people will use
them such, let them have Icy all means a
pure article. That Will keep them in health, and
leugthen instead of shortening their lives. We pro-
pose sell always pure aud unaduiterated Liquors
for medicinal purposes, and little for the stom-
ach's sake, if required, and will challenge an in
spection by the beat chemists in this or any other
country, to find any npurity adrlteration in
the whisky branded by us, IA His Howes Mag
nolia" 1t is warranted, it is distilled from the
cora, rye, or wheat, with slight addition Of good
cistern water. We have doubt many persons
have been ruined in health If not aetuaily killed.
drinking bad whisky, tho greater the reason that
Alis IL Uowes' pure Magnolia should be in gem
era use just received and in store for sale
10 u pipes assd Brandies (old) from to 81 Is gal
~ u pipes do (Old) from 3 to 81 b gal.
pipes Holland Gin; pnHcheons old Rum.
apZ5 ALLIS a HoWES. Water st.
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'..''.The Weather, Saturday, was windy
to disagreeable extent on Water street,
and the levee dust flew in such quantities
as to almost blind those attempting to do
business. 1t is to be hoped that the wind
may yet cause q rain, and thus recompense
us for the inconvenience it has occasioned
us for several days past.
1.-The following boats departed on Sat-
urday:
The Charley Bocen with n fair trip for
Cairo. She had in tow the new wharf boat
which has been at the landing for several
days, and which is destined, we believe, for
Alton, Illinois. The ID. b. Campbell, light
for Bowling Green. The Union arrived with
agood load, which she put of, then departed
for louisville. The Masonic Gem left for
Cincinnati, where she intends loading for
the Arkansas river.
THE kentucky passed down light
She has been sold to the Memphis Mail Com
pany. Capt. Sherley of the Louisville and
Cairo Mail Company was on board.
.-'... The d. B. Campbeu did not leave
Saturday as we anticipated. She departs
punctually to-day at 10 o'clock.
...''' The Bracelet was sold on Thursday
by Capt. Vanmeter to the owners of the
Scioto No. 2, for the sum of $12, 500. She
will be in charge of Capt. Ballard, assisted
IN the Office by Mr.. A. Duvall. She will
continue for the present in the Arkansas
river trade.
'.'.'' The Kentucky was sold by Capt
Sherley, says the Courier, for s25, 1000, re-
ceiving in payment the HighfyeT at
$4,000. That is some like the fellow who
sold his dog for 800, but took the pay in 4
couple of pups at $50 each.
...... The Memphis Enquirer, of Wednes-
day, has the following
The Vicksburgh packet, II. u. Mears,
had her lar5oard guards badly torn during
the storm, Saturday night. Her officers re-
port the gale, which lasted about three min
utes, rs having been terrific; houses were
unroofed and blown down, while trees were
torn up by the roots and carried along fol-
hundred of yards. The Mears was tied
above Goodrich's landing. She had two
stout cables out, both of which were snap
ped off as though they were thread. With
both wheels going ahead, she was blown
down the river at the rate of twenty-five
miles an hour; her damages were slight.
Receipts by River.
FROM BOWLING GREEN, PER CAMP
BELL.-53 hhds tobacco, |. A. Crane I hhds
tobacco, hhds bacon. 3 bbls eggs, Slaugh-
ter & Dunkerson.
Canal Receipts.
FROM WORTHINGTON, PER EVANS
vILLE.-l, l61 bushels corn, 0 bales gun
nies P. G. 0Riley; 40 bales hay, l. A.
Crane & Co.; bis apples, Sam'i Orr.
FROM. PETERSBURG, PER IsABELLE.-
"A bags wheat, bags dried apples, bag
feathers bags dried peaches, bbls and
bags beans, key tallow, box rags, 60
bushels corn, 5 hhds tobacco, Geo. Foster Il
Co; % bags corn, l. a. Crane & Co.
VIM D. DowNEY, Sec'v
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HeA.Jones was travelling with his wife,
and (for freak) was SO gallant in his be-
havior to his cara sposd that madam grew
uneasy and demonstrated against his atten-
tions as too marked for public observation.
"The d-lI" said Jones. "we're married, l
SUPPOSED" "Yes,' said the lady, ''but, judg-
ing by your department, folks will think zoe
ant!7 "Well, what of t?' said jones'
"Why, not much, certainly for you" said
the careful dame-a'you are man, but we
women have our characters to take care OF
Jones was shocked into prOpriety for the
rest of the journey.
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Receipts by Railroad.

car loads hay, Brown q Altman; Dbl eggs,
A. Lemcke & Co.; 33 bush corn, J. Knhn; l57 bush
corn, J. q. Dusouchet loads hay, Iglehart
Bros; 2 loads hay, Bement & Viele; 50 bbls
whisky, Alls Il Howes IS boxes, II bales skins,
VIM. Hubbel; box mdse, Kohn & Lowenthal; 4
boxes glass. J. H. White; 2 boxes mdse, i. Holman;
l car load hoop-poles, Oakley Sou; 155 bushels
corn, Geo. Foster X Co.; 1000 lbs moveabes, Sam'l
Tobin; half barrel, Wingert u Rice; keg lard
Brown d Altman; $50 bushels corn, James Hardy
l horse, J. Blythe; 10 bds hops, Chas. Schaum &
Co; 10 bdes hubs, 2 bdes shafts, H.; 10 pieces
machinery, 4. Sharpe; l box, J. Oakley & Son;
box, Robertson Il r., Madisonville, Ky; ii boxes,
Shanklin b Reilly; box, X cen Il Preston; box
ndse, /. NJ. Compel; cases, Read & Burrow; :
boxes, III. NJ. Wells 4 Co cases, J. Ii. II w. w.
Morgan; 2 wheat, Geo. Wolflin.
A. II. SHRADER, Ag't.
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Varieties.

Isn't it strange that our blacksmiths
always blowing and striking for wages
A MODERN tourist calls the Niagara River
" the pride of rivers The pride certainly
has a tremendous fall.
THERE are now in the New York State
Lunatic Asylum 240 female, and 275 male
patients.
A BILL has been introduced in the Ala
bama Legislature to transport all ne
groes convicted of capital offences into
Massachusetts
THE New York Herald says that for thirty
years the ship building interest has not
been so depressed as it is at the present
time.
THESE inevitable hangers-on at all great
gatherings the thieves, have already become
domiciled in Charleston, South Carolina,
and commenced operations.
CAPT. GRAFTON WALLER died at Maysville,
Friday, from disease of the heart. He was
commander for many years on the river.
THE English papers say that numbers of
Roman and other coins have lately been
dug up near Corfe Castle Among them is
one representing Romulus and Remus with
the wolf
THE subject of a reunion of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, North and South, Is be-
ing extensively discussed in various papers
of the Church, the present year being the
centenary anniversary Of Methodism in the
United States.
THE Philadelphia Ledger states that the
arrangements for lighting the Grard House
with Water Gas are nearly completed, and
that in a few weeks the economy of this
kind of gas will be made manifest by
practical test.
A WOMAN, named Mrs. Bilansky, was
hung at St. Paul, Minnesota, on the 22d
inst. The crime of which she was convict
ed was the poisoning of her husband. She
denied her guilt to the last.
PRoUD OF THE CRAFT.-We see by our ex-
changes from New Jersey that the type set
tiers are ielicitating themselves upon the
apparent morality of their craft. One of
these papers remarks: 'The printers of New
Jersey boast that there is not a single printer
in the State Prison of the State, and but one
in the Legislature. ~. Y. Post.
The printers needn't be quite so proud
There are half dozen of them in Congress.
-EIchange.
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\ VINE WORTH HAvING.-A poor woman
in the county of Santa Barbara, California,
has but one grapevine. This bore, in 1856 Z,
five thousand lunches of grapes, each bunch
weighing over pound, yielding her the
handsome some of four hundred dollars
When girl, on leaving Monterey, for her
present home, she picked M vine-cutting
to drive her mule. This cutting she plant
on her arrival, and after the lapse of seven
years such is the result.
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EFFECTS OF BAD CoMPANY.-There are
three lads of this village now in the Jail
here, one of whom is n colored boy. On
the day after the boys were put in confne-
ment, the father of the colored boy paid a
visit to his recreant son, and Thus addressed
him: i" Haven't | whipped you, talked to
You, and locked you mp? And haven't
always told yon that if you associated with
these Id little qohite cusses you would
bring up here 2"-OgLe Reporter.
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MARUFACTUR AN ID OFSTEAJ
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Min Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
Thr"sing Machines, sc.
EVANSVILLE, IND p
TNUfE PROPRIETORS or THE CITY FULa
~ dry beg leave to inform their friends and tbs
pnhlic in general, that they ale prepared 10 ~ AZ
kinds of -
and every thng apl.ertaining to the Foundry bnsi
lies- They manufacturing SrEAM ENGINES ANs
BOILERS uf amy si. and power required saw stt
Machinery aud Mill Gearing of amy size; DisIii-
lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco" S'reWs. Glinl-
ming Machimes, Thrrishing Machines, hlaiI Mills,
Inrsrc overs, Curn-slirers, nj nchnery Ut ali Kind.
made and repaired. Iron aud Brass Castings OF
every ption, Iron liuuEcfr"nts, Cellar Gratts
.t,- Cookius, aud Heating Stoves of the latest inn
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, bog Irons, &c.
BREW EltS, DISTILLETS, RECTIFiEkS,&C &c,
Supplied wiki every Descriptions OF copper arr
Sheet IrGu Work, Dte~ing Kettles. Eefrig"r RAZOR,
AttemPur,iturs, sIutr1s-s, Stiheads ami Worm In
an improved principle, Columns Tor Aicpli"i stills
Yeast Jug, Cans, Syphous &c.i Copper, l4'sI nsi
Iron Pipe Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps e! eNeil
variety, Tor hcrr, spirits, Dill fc Brass Corkt ALI
Valves, Steam Whistles, &c.
WOrknieH sent to all parts 10 fit up work Ahd d.
repairs Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron
Work. dc.
They dealing in and selling Aliens Improved
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and tn
bling, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine
Stephen Hughes Flour SeIaTaIors, &c tmap Bolt
ing CLOTH Gum Elastic ReitinE, Packing, IIOs< d..
of the best kind; Tinpate, Sheet irOI., Block Tin,
Pig Iron, Balbit Metal, spelter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility of the best Machinery
and wOrkmen, and viii give oil work entrusted q
them, their iEdi, iual attention, filling orders
promptly, warr~nting their work and are satisfied
with reasonable prices.
Bs5- Office and sale Rooms, No. co Main street
Fuunde y, Boiler Yard aud Machine Shop Pina
street. between First and Second streets, Evans
vile, Indiana. iecT