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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-03


The BLAST FURNACE QUESTION
But few persons we're present at the
meeting at the Board of Trade Room
yesterday afternoon, to take into con-
sideration the question of organizing
company to build a Blast Furnace
at this city. Owing to the smallness
Of the meeting there was nothing
done, save in an informal way. Mr..
Kelly. the gentleman who came to
this city to suggest to our citizens the
benefits that would accrue by the
erection of a Blast Furnace, was
present, and presented some interest
ing facts and figures, which were
talked over and discussed by those
present. He said this was a splendid
point, and we could readily secure
iron ore from Kentucky and Missouri,
which could be brought here at very
low prices. He presented estimates
for building the same, according to
which, to construct the Furnace and
stock it for one hundred days, would
cost about one hundred thousand
dollars.
He also furnished an estimate made
up from positive facts, showing that
pig iron can be manufactured at a
cost of s22 80 to s25 per ton. which,
it is said, can be sold for not less
than $35 per ton. The furnace, if
erected, would have a capacity Of
1850 tons per year, which would
give a net profit of nearly one hun
dred thousand dollars. per annum.
Thus, it will be seen that the furnace
would pay for itself the first year it was
in operation. This was done, We be-
lieve, in the case of the furnace at
Brazil, Indiana, which paid for itself
from the profits of the first year. Mr..
Kelly also explained various other
matters, and gave pretty satisfactory
assurances that blast furnace would
prove very profitable, investment.
After q general interchange of
views, Philip Heilman, John "A.
Reitz and Samuel Orr were appointed
a committee to call upon our business
men for the purpose of organizing a
company.
We hope that this important pro-
ject will receive the attention that it
merits from our capitalists aud bust
ness men, for aside from its being a
splendid investment, it will also add
to the improvement of our city. Mr..
Kelly stated that he was satisfied that
if this Furnace is erected, it will not
run more than a year or two before
another Furnace will be erected; and
when we have these Blast Furnaces,
the next thing would be to put up a
Rolling Mill, as they can always be
carried on successfully at a point
where Blast Furnaces have been erect
ed. Our foundries could also be fur
nished with all the iron needed. We
have no doubt that important adYant
ages will be realized By the erection
of the proposed Furnace, aud we shall
rejoice to hear of the speedy organiza-
ton of the company. Nothing con-
tributes more towards the solid pros
perity of cities IN general than manu-
factories, and Evansville is destined
to make her mark as a manufacturing
city.
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R1- The Secretary Of the Odd Eel
lows Mutual Aid Association has re-
ceived over twenty petitions from Odd
Fellows to become members of the
Mutual Aid Association. Seventeen
Of the applicants are from Salem,
Washington County.-N 4. Ledger.
We have similar society in our
city, but We believe that it only ad-
mits members from this county. It
might enlarge its membership b. ex-
tending its territorial jurisdiction.
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Holiday Holiday F.! HOLIDAY /!

The finest assortment of Christmas
and New Year goods at Schlaepfer's
Drug Store. corner Main and Second
Streets, which is also the best place
to get pure Drugs, Medicines and
Liquors also, the finest assortment of
American. French and English Soaps,
Perfumes. Pomades. Colleagues and
Toilet Waters. dee2 I'm
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Louisville Harkes.
By Telearaph.f

BY Telegraph.l LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2.
CoTToE-t irm middling &c.
-FOUR Demand local: extra family s. Is.
W HEAR-Red 81 %; white 81 20.
CORN-S5c.
RYE-S0c.
OATS-50c on arrival.
HoGS-A shade nrmer; held at 50 T5a
head.
ToBAcco-Active; safes or 40 hogsheads
at ~ " for Jugs and SZ4 % for Owen Coun-
ty leaf
PRoYIsIoSs-Qu and firm. Mess pork
vi %. Bacon, shoulders l614c; clear sides
ls1zc. Bulk Meats. shoulders 121<c; clear
rib l61zci clear sides I65zc. Lard Is1ze.
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ARRIvED.-The new hosting rope
for the Ingleside Coal Mines, inn
ported from Europe, has arrived, and
will be adjusted in place of the old
one some time next week.
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MATCHMAKING.
FOR SALE.

NOR INVALUABLE MAIN
e STREET PROPERTY-That splendid
property known as the Egler property
situated on the west corner of Main and
Sixth Streets, fronting 75% feet on Main
street and $50 feet on SIKH Street. Said
property is offered for sale at low figures
on easy terms. Apply to
J. l.. ELLIUrT s. son,
Real Estate Agents,
Corner Locust and Third Streets.
Trfe ~
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Candy-TOYs-FIreKorks.

II. III. ALTERING, No. 10 South
First Street, next to Opera House,
Candy Manufacturer and dealer in
Toys, Fireworks. Foreign and Domes-
tic Fruits. &c. Headquarters for old
reliable Mohby's Fresh Baltimore
Oysters dec2-tf
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THE HEBREW BALL-The ball at
National Hall last night, given by
Thisbe Lodge No. q. 1. D. B. b.. was
a very select and pleasant affair.
About ffty-six couple were in attend
ance, and the beautiful ladies and
gallant gentlemen enjoyed themselves
in the happiest manner. The festive
party did not break up until a late
hour this morning. The excellent
music was furnished by Professor Os-
senberg's string baud. A really
splendid supper was spread at twelve
o'clock, by NJ. SeeHg, and his ex-
cellant lady, and the bill of fare COM
prised the delicacies Of the season.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-Business be
fore the Tycoon continues fair, and
two mourners" reported yesterday
to receive the vengeance Of the out
ragged law.
Tom Lofty. son of the Green
Isle, got too much boomenickle on
board. and, owing to sudden attack
of weakness in those elongated mem
bers which assist in sustaining the
body in its efforts at locomotion, he
became low spirited, and deposited
his frame in the gutter. This was on
Wednesday night, and if he had not
been discovered and taken to the sta.
ton house, be might have frozen to
death. He was fined s. p, and was
sent to the lock up.
Philip Taylor. a ne gro, VINO COM
mitted an assault on another colored
person, vas fined Sc 80. and, also be-
ing out Of funds, retired to the Castle,
to while away his time in pensive
meditation. frrt 9r
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HoGs.-Ye yesterday was very favor
able day for packing, and two of our
packing houses took advantage there
Of. VIM. Akin killed about 250 hogs,
and L. Ruffner & Co. slaughtered
about 125. There IS no change in
nricns.
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OrnamenlaI Flower POls.

For growing plants in the house. A
fine variety Of sizes and colors.
Also, fresh stock of Glass Shades.
with stands, for covering Ornaments,
Wax Work, Clocks, Statuettes, &C.,
just received and for sale by
MARX, WARREN q Co.,
de- 81 % North First St.
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LIBRARY.-Reader. do you know
that there is a Township Library,
containing IN immense amount Of
useful and interesting books, in this
city, that are free to every tax. payer
in the township? IF not, this item
will inform you of the fact.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
MASON 10.

Stated communication of Evansville
Chapter No. II, this (Friday) evening,
at o'clock, for election of officers
and payment of dues. A full attend
ance is requested.
1t a. j. CoLBURN, Sec'y.
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ToBAoco.-Martin, Gardner & Co.
will sell, to-day, two hogsheads of
new Henderson County tobacco, one
is bright wrapper, and the other
good shipper. Sale at q o'clock this
afternoon.
This firm also sold, yesterday, four
bales Of good style Low Middling cot
ton at 2I4O221c per pound.
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LIVELY. - The Wholesale dealers
had lively day Of it. yesterday, and
piles of goods were shipped, the bulk
Of which. we believe. went up the
railroad.
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B@ The Street Superintendent.
yesterday, put down two new gunwales
OF the crossings of Fifth and Syca-
more Streets.
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Ar WoRK.-H.T. Bennett. the City
Directory man, is at work. He ex-
poets to get through some time in
January. We are satisfied our next
Directory will show a largs increase
in populatiou.
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HoLlDAYs.-The holidays will soon
be here. Watch the advertising col
umns Of the JOURNAL for places TO
buy your presents.
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SHE'LL OYSTERS. - Fresh shell
oysters received weekly at
NEUMAN's,
deg 2t Chambers Block.
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A FINE DIsPLAY.-We noticed in
the show windows, at T. B. Wagley'sD'
corner of Second and Locust Streets,
last night, q splendid display of the
finest black and spotted bass, sunfsh,
etc, brought to this city from Glare
Lake, Illinois. The sight was one
calculated to tempt an epicure.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Capelle has
removed his cigar store and manufac-
tory from the corner of Main and
Third Streets, to Mo- 01 Main Street,
between Seventh and Eighth Streets,
opposite Charley Schmidt's Depot
House. ef dec2 st
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ANOTHER MISUNDERSTANDING
Carpenter. Esq. is now preparing for
the erection Of another big tobacco
warehouse, for Martin, Gardner g. Co.,
in rear of their present warehouse, on
First Street, the firm requiring more
room to properly conduct the tobacco
and cotton business. Ground was
broken yesterday for the foundations,
and the warehouse viii be pushed
through to an early completion. The
building will have q front on Elm and
Division Streets of forty FIVE feet, aud
will have an average depth Of one
hundred aud twenty FIVE feet. The
two buildings will be separated by a
ten foot alley. Our city wilt soon be
we'll supplied with tobacco ware
houses, but We suppose the more
the merrier."
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case of John
Krach VS.. John Wolf. a suit for Sian
der, was continued yesterday morn
ing, and after elaborate arguments
had been made on each side, the case
was submitted to the jury at noon,
and about seven o'clock last night a
verdict in favor Of the defendant was
returned. This throws the costs on
the plaintiff.
The case Of VIM. l. P. Mills vs.
John B. Mills was taken up in the
afternoon, but was not concluded. It
will be continued again to-day.
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A LIVE HoUsE.-We notice J. S.
Jaquess, Esq, of the firm of Jaquess,
Hudspeth & Co, has just returned
from the East, where he has been
making the fifth purchase of goods for
the present year, and the firm are now
receiving a large stock of goods bought
st reduced prices. Merchants would
do we'll to examine their stock of
goods before buying. We notice they
are turning out c great many goods
daily, and are live house.
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Fora OFFICES of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to q. WsSHANKLIN 81 Co.
sde2-tf
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CITY n EW S .

NoTHING.-The Justices Courts
contributed no items of interest yes
terday.
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Dried Fruit! Dried Fruit Dried Fruit!
The highest cash price paid for
DRIED Fruit at
l. RUFFNER, JR., & Co.'s,
noq25-d1w No. 5 South Water St.
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UNION PRAYER MEETING. = The
daily Union Prayer Meeting is being
held this week at the Baptist Church,
commencing at 8 a. NJ, aud continu-
ing for three-quarters of an hour.
The meeting yesterday morning was
held by Rev. Mr.. BoWden, and the
subject Of prayer and remarks was,
" The afflicted and Distressed. " Tie
meeting this morning viii be held by
Rev. James Hill, of Ingle Street
Methodist Church. and the subject an
nounced is. " Oar GecuZar Schools. !"
Christians and citizens generally will
End these Union services quite inter
esting and profitable.
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BD 5000 yards of 1910 Calico just
received, and selling at 10c, at Schap-
ker, Bussng Il Co.'S. noV26
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You will find Ladies Velvet Hats
at 55 cents. at Click & Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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Good Advice.

Let our possessions be what they may
marble palaces, broad lands, magnificent
plate. or casketS OF T" precious stone s''-
they all sink In the balance against
Heavens great boon. HEALTH, and they
cannot be enjoyed without It. And yet
how little IL is valued, and how carelessIy
preserved. The laws of nature cannot be
violated with impuntty. Night revelry
luxurious living, iTregularity OF meals, and
dfsordered appetite, Will gradually de-
stroy the power and activity OF the stom-
ach. How many ladies and gentlemen
eat and drink disease at late Slippers, and
arise in the morning with headache, loss
OF appetite, fee.ing languid and unre-
freshed. There can be no medical rem edy
that Will turn lead into food. or poisoned
drinks into nutriment, but medical science
can assist nature, supply exhausted fluids,
and TO g great extent correct the effects OF
disease. In all cases such as the above we
recommend PLANTATION BITTERs. You
win and them just the thtng-at the same
time most delicious tonic and appetizer.
MAGNOLIA W ATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price. nov29- d3teod WI
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. a. K. Bradley.
Senator, and Hon. S. Wilson, Repre-
sentative from Hopkins County, KY,
were in the city yesterday, and left on
the Tarsseon last evening, en- route
to Frankfort to attend the session Of
the Kentucky Legislature.
j. w. kaufman, with j. A. Simp-
kinson g. Co., Cincinnati, is stopping
at the American House.
A. J. Calkins, Esq editor Of the
Princeton Clarion, was in the city
yesterday.
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fTEAMBoATLrNEs.

To LOUIBYILLE.-Every Monday 40 10
O'Clock An. Every Tuesday, W8dueF-
day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday az E
TO CAIR5-Dauy, except Sunday, at 4
o'clock p. hI.
no gREEis RIVMR.- Every Monday Tuea-
day Thursday, and Saturday al o'cIook
Pm.
10 EAsTFoRT.--EveryT Tuesday and sat
urtay al A O'Clock p. M.
at o'clock PM. -
TO NAsHvILLE-Every Tuesday. pgednea-
day and saturday at p ~ "
transient boats daily up and down
TO CTNCIN&ATI-EVcry Saturday AZ IG
AM. Az
10 CAENELToN-Eyery Tuesday. Thura-
Day and Saturday Al 10 An.
koekportstage( via NeWburgh and Boom
Vlllel carrying the mail cave nfT a -
on Mondays, Wednesdays and H'ridnVe
Arrives by 2 p. NJ, TueBdayg- 5rhnref 80 -s
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mall Stage leaves Mon.
2 ~ and tElQays 40 a. M. Arrives Tuea.
days and Saturdays by A p. IL,
Mt. vernon Mall Stage leaves daily tex
septsundays( &C a. n. Arrived aaffv feT
sept Sundays) by 2 p. n
10 NEWBURG.-HacTd daily texeept suna
o clock p. nj.
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Ohio q Mississippi.


LedUe Lightning lex. Acc. Night tx
Vincennea .. 1.08 M. :l8 p nr.-l0s25 r. IA
GOING WEST.
Leave Mail. Night TX. Day Ex.
Vincennea 80. 4:l7 l. NJ. 20 A IA .. $40 a "a
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"A III PERSONS IN DEBTE@ TO
-. the estate or James Noferr deaeoroI
tla requested o. make payment. and fn...
having claims tl present tHo came tl nle.
ngHlg W2E Erar. VA.
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FREsH OYsTERs.-The old reliable
fresh Maltby, III. & NJ, and G. s. NJ,
large, selected Oysters, warranted
fresh aud good, for sale at
n. HERMANN's,
no17tf Agent for G. s. Maltby.
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RAILROAD TGME-'EAmLE.
Corrected November 2Ath, IG60.)
EYansEIIIo q oraWfordarllle LEE.
CONG NORTH.

Leave Mall. ENpr. Freight
Evansville 10 40 A NJ. go r b.. 4s2J a n
-dTTiUe
Vincennea..-12;40 p NJ. 0:20 M..l0:l5 A M
Terre Haute. 8s52 p NJ. g:45 r H.. 1sl5 r nj
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I'll. HERMANN, Candy Manufacturer
and wholesale dealer in Toys, Candies
and Fireworks, has just received
new and large stock of Christmas
Toys for the holiday trade, for sale at
the lowest Wholesale prices.
III. HERMANN,
nov17-tf No. 40 Main Street.
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ROSADALIS

lVHE GREAT AMERICAN
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Syphilis, SkiH Diseases, Rheamn-
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/ Liver and Kidneys. Recommended
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Thousands Of cur best citizens.
Read the ties imOny Of Physicians
land patients who have used Rosa
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DR.. r. W. Carr, OF Baltimore,
says.
! take pleasure To recommending
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two cases with happy resmts-ono
lu o case Of secondary syphilis. in
which the patient prUuounced him
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is acase or gcrofuln Of long Standing.
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the patient viii soon recover. j
have carefully examined the formula
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and find III an excellent compound
.Of Alternative ingredients.
Or. Sparks, Of icholasville, Ky,
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with satisfactory reEulta-as % clean
er Of the blood I know no better
remedy.
Samuel G NcFaddon, Muriroes-
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have used seven bottles on Rosa
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as / wish 10 for my brother who las
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writes; I have suffered fo twenty
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over my whole body a short time
since / purchased q bottle Of Rosa
dalis, and IL effected q perfect cure.
Rosadalis is sold by all druggists.
Laboratory, u Exchange Place,
BALTImonE.
DIS. CLEMENTS, RIFEs o 90.
RJOpTictorg.
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E8~ American Corsets, only SOC,
at Sohapker, Busting & Co.'s. nov26
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FemphIs TArket.

BY TeIearaph.I MElEPHIg, Dec. z,
COrroN - Easier; nominaly 235<c. Re-
ceiDts 923 bales: exports $50 bales.
FLOUR quiet and unchanged.
CORN-821TD95c.
OAT5-l59at DC.
HAY-e27 %.
BRAE-s22 50923 co.
PORK-s32 Oh.
I4ARD-180l9ke.
BACON--Steady: shoulders 17c sides zoe.
BULK fdEATS-ShOulderB 1870, sides ne
Nashville Market.
By telegraph NASHVILLE, Dec. Q.
ClTToN = Declined &c: low middling
2z54c; good ordinary 22%c.
Wheat Unchanged.
CORE-sl 10.
RYE-95c
BARLEF--9I 90.
FLOUR--S5 006e7 90 for superdne 70 fancy.
BULK 4iEATs-Clear sides H., ribbed 1910,
shoulders 1910.
IARD-lS1<c.
HOES -81z00c.
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Terre Hanfe q TH8IananoIIa-

Leave Day Tx. Night Ex. Mail.
Terre Haute. 4sl5 J. m-.I2.IO A ~. 600 sf
ATrfUe
Indianapolis. 0;l5 p NJ. $40 A M..lO.O5 "a
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IA See GILBERT & Co.'s adver-
tisement of two of the best and finest
Stores in town for Rent. oc29-tf
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"a Heavy Brown MusEns only
15c, at Sehapker, Busting & Co.'S. &c
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E. h. & n. R. R.. Northern Division
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Transfer Packet Steamer Fayetts
leaves Evansville daily at........ 3 200 Pm.
Train leaves Henderson ATM. go PA.
Arrive az Madls0nEli e...............s go Pm.
GOING NORTH
Train leaves Madisonvillo daily
Sundays eXcepted) at-...-.......... 5 .2j A n.
ATriVe at HendersOn q. .. 200 A. N
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
Packet kayette .I5 M
Making connection both ways with
trains on the u. q q. Railroad.
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lndp'lis3G0 N. $50 A H. Ii3OPm. B.30 pm
ATTfUe
II. H.....s:oo AM11s25 A N. 4;ao p MI rs p n
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ga I. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
Of Maia and Third Streets, have
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ie17-tf
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s s@All Wool Red Flannels at zoe
at Scbapker, Busting & Co.'S. nov26
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EVaEsYIIle Il CraWfOrdsVllle.


HhLUEtaIIls
LeaUe EXP. Mail. FREIGHT
4. Haute ...... 6il0 A NJ. 40 p NJ. 5.55IW
Yincennes.... Z 80 A NJ. a.-Bp M...Iit5O b la
AFTtUe
Evansville ...l2;OO Mo 20 p H.. 5;85 p n
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BADLY ScALDED. - From Coroner
Sauer We learn that lad named
Edward Rodgers, only six years Of
age, whose parents reside in Union
Township, was badly scalded on
Wednesday. The boy was observing
some persons killing hogs, and upon
being told to get out of the way, step
ped back, and accidentally fell into a
kettle OF boiling water, and was ter
ribly scalded in consequence.
QUA CHANGEABLE WEATHER
That the weather is very changeable
in this city all will admit, and for
some persons there are too many
changes, by half. A down town gen.
tleman, who has lately been troubled
with rheumatism, called on 9 physi-
clan for attention and advice. After
an examination. and the usual pre-
scription for the expulsion of the dis
ease from the system. the doctor
Informed the sufferer that he must
dress to suit the weather. Good
Lord n replied the patient; why,
Doctor, [ have but two suits of
clothes, and the weather changes six
times a day" The physician gave
It up
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FOR SALE.
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ts PALESTINE,
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