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Fstc Spring Goods.
H. GIQU E l.,

Canal street leo
Has Just received per steamer sAxJNrA from Europe
splendid assortment OF sPRIse GOODS which he offers q.
Low Prices at WHOLESALE and RETAIL viz:
FRENCH PERCALEs and cAMBRIos New.
LIGHT FRENCH PRINTS.
PRINTED MARsEILLE and PIQUR for Dresses
GRENAD NE and ENGLISH BAREGEs. New.
MOzAMBIQUES and LIMOS for Dresses New
PLAIN and PRINTED LINEN cAxBRIcs, New.
SOLID CoLoRs oAMBRICs and GINeHAMs, New.
CHECKED. STR PED ard FANCY GINGHAxs
FANCY and PLAIN COLoRED ALPAcAs
vALENcIENNE LACEs for WAISTS
BLACK oRENADINE and CANVAS
LINEN CHECKERS
PAsASoLs aud DBMI UMBRELLAs
LADIES Isle THREAD HOSE.
:. BALBRIGGAN :.
=. GAUZE MERINo VESTS
LINEN TABLE DAMAsK and NAPKINS.
LAMA and LACE sHAwLs.
LACE Wells.
MISSES LAMA and LACE POINTS
LINEN sHEkTINGs. All Widths.
Pillow LINEN
AAHsE AEroINETrE, LACE FIcHUEs and BELTS.
BUCK BACK and BIRDS DIAPERS.
LADIES and MOSES FRENCH CoRsETs.
Etc, Etc, Etc
NOTICE..
Will receive by steamer from Europe fresh assor
ment OF sprip & and Summer Goods
DOMESTIC GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
r. I0UEI
126...... ..........CANAL STREET 1ao
Great ana attractive bargains
AT THE MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT or
KERN & FELLMAN,
Whoiesale and Retail Dealers In STAPLE and
Fancy Dry Goods,
Nos. lO4, LOG and los BARONNE STREET.
Opposite National Thester.
Ju,t received, slarge Stock Of MOSQUITO MEETINGS.
comprising the following, to-wit:
10 pieces BoBlNET BARS Cinel IS a piees.
100 PLAID MUSLIN BARS y = % y.P Ss'' each u,
$50 pieces PIiYD MUSLIN BARS crlOv,red, .,7s.
sSS pieces WHITE LINEN NETTING, Is cents yard;
800 x..,.d. Extra fns, 20 /
500 sRows LINEN NETTING. laS cent. +. yard;
>, ~ dozen Extra Large nuckbaek French TOWELS
Also extensive line Of imported ooRsErs from 81 to
Al the above purch sed cent below their a,ua
'sue at recent sale Of seIsd Goods made in YORK
Clothing
AT GO - IT.
PAYAN & ZEBAL,
Under ST. charlss'Hotsl.
The Best Pianos
ARE MADE BY
KNABE,
PLEiEL.
ERARD, and
PETERS. WEBB co.
Full just received and for sale a, Factory
A. E. BLACKMAR.
104 Canal street. Opposite Christ Church.
Ham j. Fredertcks0n,
'HoLEsALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS
callers In Fine Chemicals, Glassware An
Paratus. Leeehes. Etc, Etc.
s9.. ..............CANAL sTREET ian
Having just removed from Nos Is and Is Royal s.r.st "a
a by Dr Jsmes lyme, beg Leave to inform our ois
and patrons that having enlarged our bu.iues
from the trade. Large ana Complete Stool az
Imported MsERs iT&d RAsssd as
j. s. Knapp, ID. ID. s., s
Attends to all branches Of the DENTAL PRoFFssroS q
heretofore
nice and Besidencel5 street. near Canal stree,
Honor Where Honor IS Dme. d,
md Is certainly dueto DR.. J. wINTHALL late of eerns
short time. has me Of seyrra U
sno suttsiing hence removed Of all m, al ID
ard an mpediment TO my future progress IN
Many thanks 70 him who fully deserves H. WHICH
mp'eo 0y gratitude cannot fail to express publicly
esidenee-Se Drysdes street. =,
Lon dom and Lancashire r.
IRE INSURANCE COMPANY =.
Capital S., 1000 600 I'm co,o d.
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The Weekly CRESCENT issued every Sat-
urday fsorning, contains the news of the
week W telegraph and mail, editorials,
local N tters of interest, financial and COM
mercial summary, state of the markets and
o COLLECTION OF interesting miscellaneous
articles 1t is an acceptable present to send
TO friend or correspondent in the coun-
try. C}pies, put up in wrappers, ready for
the NAL can be had at our counting-room.
We will receive limited number of adver-
tisemerts for the Weekly, and as the paper
oirculatsss in all the surrounding States, its
value as an advertising medium is very great.
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Jas. u. Thompson.

'd Il X Q HI ANT TAHOE
~resdway. Corner or Eighth str.~,.
NEW YORK.
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Essc Orleans P0stonce.
Time or Arrival and Departure or Mails

Time or Arrival and Departure or ns.,,..
Route -Nev Orleans to Brashier leaves daily sxcs.s
sunday att An Arrive daily Sunday excspted bv
Route SUU2-New Orleans to Canton denartp,. an
Closes at $50 ~ Sunday at II Arrives daily At s.
RM
Route sT-New Orleans TO st. FraAcisvle supplying ain
the ofces opened, departure Monday L. and Fdsx !.
SA. n. Arrives Monday and Frid.y mornings
Route So4-rew Orleans to CAoton via Jefferson C.x
departure Monday and Thursday Arrive. Honas.
and Thursday st4P.M
Route 6O06-Nev Orleans 10 Bura. s..,,.r....
Coast departure Tuesday ana Friday n Arrive. sun
day and Thursday. S1~
Route soo6-Nsv Orleans to Mobile departure daily ALL,
H.. Sunday at Il y. Arrives daily by Ban
Route sO7-New Orleans TO CovinQton La a.,...
Monday and Thursday at Arrives Tuesday and Frid
at4 P.M '-" f"oaS
Route New Orleans ITO AIgiers dspsrturs aauv.,o
T. Arrives daily by nAH
Route s00S-Eew o. leans to vcksbur1 sunnv,r an A.,
Offices opened 10 vicksburg: also Red kiv., 80 ,,
Parishes Dep Tuesday and SATURDAY q, a .
rives on Monday and Friday morning.. ~
Mails for Lake Coast Tuesdays and Thur,d.v, 40
saturdays at llh N, Pascagoula. Saturdays atIlIx
Mails for Galveston, Houston, Indaaola Gan 49,,
Brownsville, BrsEos Santiago via New Oileans ana
hAilrosd' close att A T. on Sunday and Thursday
Tariff or Postage for Mexico, Cuba, vye.s
Indies etc.
oaAoaoupe' martinique. French and Drtch Guiana a.
Vincents st. Lucia, 81. Vincent Trinidad 0renad.Is.
half on. optional
Cuba Mexico, Hsyti, Porto Rico, St rhoma. I.,.,..
VeneEusla United States of Colombia EDzish esuansls
cents half or, obligatory.
Bolivia Chill Eeuador-Sa cents halfos.. obligatory.
Circular Postage
Cncniars are rated as book packets. or or under
belgium switzerland and Germany, 8 eants each.
France 4. England 6, and Italy IL cents each.
Russia 10, via Hamburg cents each
Sweden Is, via Hamburg II cents EACH
Once Hours.
"Opens At 3 O'Clock A. M; closes at SIX.
Sundays Office opens at o'clock A. r.; closes a.lz.
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nsss in FIRE WATCHES. JEWELLERY and SILVER
/" AXE siso GUNS and PISTOLS. Manufacturer and "a
par. every description of work in bis lima
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IN. IN. Thompson.

Opens At 8 O'Clock A. NJ; closes st8Tx
snDdAys Office opens At 9 O'Clock A Il. aIns.. a. In
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Honor Where Honor Is EDue.
And certainly due to Dr. j. WINTHALI lat, NJ f.r.
n.y. and now residing 2l9 Canal sreet In ibis cv rH ~
acompsr stive short time has cured me Of sevrra
nS aho ntuttelng hence removed Of All m n ~,
ard an impediment 10 my future progress IN
Ie. Msny thanks 70 him who fully deserves H. which
prompted BY gratitude cannot fail express pubcv
b. MARTIN
p.s,d.n.. On n, Cabinet Maker, 80 Rampant street
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Crcuiars are rated as book packets. or or under.
Belgium switzerland and Germany, cants each.
France 4, England 6. and Italy IL cents each.
Russia 10, via Hamburg cents each.
Sweden Is, via Hamburg II cents each.
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lanai Street.
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BGsiS Of .TeiC Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, FEB. i. 1sa
III. n. RssckleaS-

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07
[From the Henderson Reporter
The RAILROAD SubseriptiOD.

The citizens of tho county are
aware that petitions have been elrcu-
lated to secure the subscription By
Henderson County of 500, 900 to aid
IN completing the E. III. and n, Rail
road. Many voters signed the petl-
ton with the assurance that not one
dollar of the amount would be used
unless HOPKINS and Christian Coun-
ties also subscribed an additional
$500 900, or sufficient means we're 9TH
erwise raised 70 complete the road
Christian and Hopkins have thus tar
failed to make, the called-for sub
scription. We have not heard OF the
necessary 100000 being secured
elsewhere. so- Il .e.er49 Is ayfl
1t was. thought that a majority OF
the voters of this county had signed
the petition, and on May. 18th an
order was issued at special term Of
the County Court, for, the Sheriff to
summon the Justices of the county to
meet the County Judge last Monday,
to act upon the petition of voters to
issue the bonds of the county for
100000. n A few of our citizens,
/ thinking the bonds might be issued
and used without the understood slip
Glations be complied with, on Satur-
day got out a counter petition, pray
/ ing the County Court not to issue the
/ bonds unless ample security should be
given THAI we will not be required
Ia any contingency to evet pay more
| than two years interest upon said
1 bonds, and if such cannot be done,
| then, we ask that our names be erased
from said petitions, r 1870.
/ The Magistrates met the Judge last
Monday, when the votes we're counted.
j About 100 names were transferred to
a separate list, there being a doubt as
! to. whether the signers were legal
| voters. $500.
It has not been decided whether
the bonds will be issued or not. We
were among the numbeTof original
siguers of the petition, but think IT
i Improper for the bonds to be issued
unless the promised conditions are
j complied with, In the language OF
/ the Hopkinsyille sCORSerudtiUe:;
"Ifthe f., IL. q n. Railroad Compa-
ny is so very anxious to obtain the
additional loan Of 100000, and is as
willing to deal fairly as that corpora
i tons professions would indicate, why
/ is 1T that security is not rendered
| about the ampleness of which there
| can be DO controversy? For instance,
! suppose the company convey to the
| county,gin absolute right, two hun
| dred thousand dollars Of first mort
gage bonds, in exchange for the same
number of,cOunty bonds. This would
have somewhat the appearance of am
pie security, although the county
bonds are worth much more III any
market than the railroad bonds. .Nev-
tertheless, this would look something
| like fair dealing and honest sailing.
When our people are satisfied that
| the county will be. secured, according
to the conditions of the counter petit
tions, they will vote the $500, 900 with
out a muTmur. If the stipulaticns
are compiled with, che voters of Hen
derson County will be glad to have
the bonds issued. Not otherwise.
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Grnn LIENS.

The Colorado (Texasl Citizen of
May 9th, says the crops, though a
little backward, are very fine indeed.
The promise is that the State will be
blessed with larger yield this year
than any year since the. war. The
farmers already boast of their ability
10 pay off their Liabilities at an early
day. T aa 81
THE Paducah Herald thinks the
amount of tobacco which viii be
planted this year in Marshall and
Galloway Counties viii fall behind
last years crops from twenty-five to
thirty-three per cent. This is differ
ent from our advices. The same
paper reports the wheat crop in the
same counties as excellent, with a
breadth of land planted fully twenty
five per cent. above former years. The
breadth Of corn planted is also in ex-
cess of former years at least twenty
i've per cent.
HE editor of the Shawneetown
Mercury has just returned from an
extended tour in the Counties ot
White, Wabash, Edwards and Saline
and is enabled to say, from close OBJ
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, for
Weakness arising from exees4e s or early
indiscretion attended with the following
symptoms: IndispOsition to ExertIOn, Loss
of Power, Loss OF Memory, Difficulty of
breathing, General w eakness, Horror of
Disease, Weak Nerves. Trembling. Dread
fuI Horror of Death, Night Sweats, Cold
Feet, Wakefainesss-D4mn of Vision,
LangOur, Universal Iaassitude of the Muscu-
lar S. stem, often Enormous Appetite with
Dyspeptie Sym toms, Hot Hands, Flush
ing of the Body, Dryness of the Skin, Pal
lid COuntenanee and EruptiOns on the
Face, Pain IN the Back, HeaYiness of the
Eyelids, frequently Black Spots flying be-
fore the Eyes. with temporary Suffusion
and Loss of Sight, Want of Attention,
Great Mobility, Resilessnesss with Horror
OF Society. Nothing is more desirable to
such patients than solitude, and nothing
they more dread, for fear of themselves
no Fepose OF manner, no earnestness, no
speculation. buta hnrrisd transition from
one question TO another.
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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD
The people of Southern Illinois and
Paducah have been 10 great glee for
some months past over a eontem-
plated extension of this railroad
from Jackson, Tennessee, north, to
o connection with the Memphis
and Ohio road. We now learn that
the contract which had been made
has been suspended, the officers Of
the Mississippi Central preferriug to
wait future developments on the part
of railroads north of the Ohio River.
This is nominally the reason for a
suspension Of operations. It is not
improbable, however. that want Of
funds has much TO do with it. We
suspect that the contracts on several
Their contemplated railroads will be
uspended for similar reason.
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PREPARATIONS FOX THE JUBILEE.
Ethan Spikes writes from Boston that
Mr.. GILMORE has Eve earthquakes
making at the South Boston foun-
dries, for the Peace Jubilee, and two
more lively ones from South Amer
lea, for the hallylooyar chorus; the
great Hoosac Boar, three fddlers of
the venerable King Cole. and Peter
Piper of picked pepper memory, hev
arrived. 1 applied for a sitooation
and was rehearsed several times. Mr..
g. thinks my voice has more vollum
than sweetness. / don't think | can
work you in, unless as a bull of Ba-
shan, in a bellerin korus.' Says l,
anywheres; L am willing to exert
sech vocal powers as mater hes gin me,
wnere they will be most effectin. Let
us hev piece Amen says he"
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kaIlrnads.

The County Court of Perry Couns
ty, Illinois, has ordered an election
on the 18th day of June next, to vote
for or against giving $4,000 to the
BellevilIe & Southern Illinois Rall-
road, 100000 to the Tamaroa & Ches-
ter Road. and $50, 900 to the St.=LOu-
is & Cairo Road epsC EoGzoI
THE Shawneetown Mercury reports
that the Madisonyille s Shawneetown
Railroad Company viii, be organized
on the 18th. Also that four or five
miles of the Illinois Southeastern
Railroad, running out from Shawnee
town, is rcadyfor the iron, the first
installment Of which was shipped for
that point May 18th. g-e9f rcsaoI 81
A GIBSON County subscriber writes
to New Albany paper, that the eff
forts of Evansville to divide the SEN
timent of the people ofthatI county
between the New Albany and Sc.
Louis and the Straight Line Road,
| will prove ab9rtiye., &c e.i3s7g
IF the, New Albany papers. make
such fools of their subscribers, their
calculations ought to be even more
contracted than they are Evans
| ville has made no effort whatever tc
| divide the sentiment Of the Gibson
people. LsaEg1oei n3sa
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Indiana Items.

TIE citizens OF Lafayette and An
defson are talking of Building rail-
road between those two points.
The Turner's Of Lalayettel have got
themselves incorporated, and Intend
to build a new hail.
SEVENTY EIGHT arrests were made
in Madison during the mouth of May.
Ofthese thirty are credited to drunk
en and disorderly-" -sl g em1s
THE planning mills of Terre Haute
are overrup with work, as aconse-
quence Of the large amount Of build
ing going forward this Spring.
THx election on Lay REPRESENTATION
will}be held in the Terre Hante Cen
tenary NJ, e. Church, on the 10Th
inst. la An1
HAvINal sold outs one of her two
railroads to the bondholders, New
Albany is now ready to invest in an
other. -@@A +i7
THE embankments in many places
along the Indianapolis & Vincennes
Railroad have been washed away, but
the damage viii soon be reniedied.
Col. j. A. MATsON proposes that
if the Trustees Of Asbury~ University
will erect the new building on his
farm adjoining Greencastle, he will
make a donation Of twenty acres of
land for the purpose.
Virus the past two weeks about
forty Tennessee and Kentucky fami-
lies7have crossed the Ohio River at
New Albany, mostly bound for
Greene, Washington, Orange, and
Monroe Counties.
oTHE recent heavy rains have caused
the Wabash and White Rivers to
overflow all the low lands. Many
acres of wheat and corn have been
ruined. The prospects for large crops
are no longer good, 1o sbs ocd1
Z A WoMAN's Suffrage Convention
will be held in indianapolis on the
8th and 9th instant. Among the
celebrities expected to be present are
Mrs. NJ. A. Livermore, of Chicago,
Lucy Stone, mrs. Stanton, Susan
Anthony, Anna Dickinson, and
George Francis Train. ++' .2
THE Vineennes people are in great
tribulation about their means of trans
portation across the river. In order
to prevent an old ferryman from com
peting with the toll,bridge, the Hi
nois Legislature, at its last session,
passed an act prohibiting the opera
ton of a ferry within three miles Of
the town. The toll-bridge burned
down, and now nobody can operate a
ferry. Truly nice fix to be in.
The Vincennes TINS says that
on Wednesday night last, gentleman
named Thomas Morris, who lives near
Oaktown, in that county, was drawn
from his horse by two or three des-
peradoes, near the o. & Nj. Depot
and stabbed several times severely in
the face and head, and robbed Of
about sixty dollars, while lying in an
insensibleo condition. DR.. Huffman
coming along soon after, quickly gave
him relief and kindly took the wound.
ed man to his house, where he is now
doing we'll. Mr.. Morris states, thai
he was riding bay marewhen attack,
ed, but he does not know whether the
robbers stole the mare or not. The
mare had on aMcClellan saddle and
single rein bride.
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If the patient be q female. the approach
of the menses is looked for with anxiety,
as the first symptom in which Nature Is
TO show her saving power ia dIfRusing the
circulation and visiting, the cheek with
the bloom of health. Alas! increase of
appetite has grown by what il fed on the
energies Of the system are prostraie ed, and
the whole economy is deTanged. The
beautifu4 and wonderful period In which
body and mind undergo so fascinating a
changes from child to woman, is looked
for in vain; the parents, heart bleeds In
anxiety, and fancies the grave but waiting
for its victim. ----,e ..4...- fs.
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THERE was no good reason why Mr.
Hendricks should not have been
chosen Governor last October, His
non-suceess. l0ds not a defedt!--ln the
light of later events twas . remarka-
bic suecesstz Courier. 81 + 5qsJ Zsf
IF there was no good reason why
Mr.. HENDRIoKs should not have been
elected, itseems to us that failure
was n had dafeate dasse us fsaf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

During the superIntendeney Of DIR. VIII
son at the BlOomIngdale Asylum, this sad
result occurred to two patients. Reason
had for time left them, and both died of
epilepsy. They were of both sexes, and
about twenty years of age.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

-uE u rts CIV EEr -El JS14Ai
These symptoms, If allowed TO go on
which this medicine invariably removes
soon follow Loss of Power, Faulty, and
EpiIeptie Fits, in one OF which the .patien
may expire.
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Who can say that these excuses are not
frequently followed by those direfuI dis
eases, Insanity and Consumption? The
records OF the insane asyIuns, anu the
melang holy deaths by consumption bear
ample witness to the truth OF these asser.
tions. In lunatic asyluns the most mel
ancholy exhibition appears. The conn
tenance Is actually sodden and quite
destitute; neither mirth nor grief ever
visits 1t. Should a sound of the voice
occur, It IS rarely altieulate.
" With woeful measures. wan es7alT:
r Low sulIen sounds their grief begulled."
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Whilst we regret the existence of the
above diseases and symptoms, we are pre-
pared To offer an Invaluable gift of chem
istry Tor the removal of the consequences,
HlGLMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU. There is no
tonic like it. 1t is an anchor of hope to
the surgeon and patient, and this Is the
testimony of all who have used or pre-
seribed it.. - h
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

nGiVUaaa -41- enu l. = ~ t--H
obad~sd 5F
fae 1850 dds 6f
see 50 msIi s5
sa4 IS o2ufaoG - @oTi sa sat
~ee -araf ds e -Iu
ID $500 Esd Hgsua1a
-..eF II dlia raf- te
In the young and rising generation TIA
vegetative powers of life are strong, but
in a few years how often the paIlld hue,
the Iack-Iustre eye and emaciated form,
and the impessIb1lity of application to
mental effort, show its banefuI influence.
It soon becomes evident TO the observer
that some depressing Influence is check
ing the development of the body. Con-
sumption is talked of, and perhaps the
youth is removed nom schooI and sent
into the couhtry.s This is one OF the worst
movements. Removed from ordinary
diversions of the ever changing scenes OF
the city, the powers OF Tie body too much
enfeebled to give zest to healthful and
rural exercise, thoughts are turned In
wards upon themselves. $3.50 9ua1s
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This Company offers the following adj
Yantages: ~ -A'i
II is a National Company. chartered by
spec. al act OF Congress. 1S6S. ,.. .--ft
- 1t has 4 paid u D capital of 81. eco COO. 20
s I6 offers low raj es of premium. 1-ls
1t furnishes larger insurance than other
companies for the same money.
IL is definite and certain in Its terms.
Its a home company in every locality.
Its policies are exempt nom attachment.
There are no unnec Ssary restrictions IN
the policies. gtaN 4tNa4
Every policy is nOn-fOri eitable- ...ss....
Policies may be taken which pay to the
insured their full amount, and return all
the premiums, so that the insurance costs
only the interest on the annual pay ments.
Policies may be taken that VII pay TO
the Insured, after a certain number of
years, during life, an annual income OF
One-tenth the amount named IN the policy
g No extra rate Is charged for risks upon
the lives OF females i J. s.-zl9 q if
II insureS, not to pay dividends TO policy
holders, but at so low a cost that dIVldends
will be impossible. y f-.l
Circulars, pamphlets, aud fuu partieu-
lars given on application 10 the Branch
Office OF the Com pany, or to So
.ff - JOHN w. ELLIS q co.
Cincinnati. Ohio,
. 'L General gents for Ohio and Central
and Southern Indiana
91 ~ fo JOHN 8. HOPKINS, 4
III ns EUansvile, Ind.
mayl2 d&w cot -t--~ . AGENT.
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servaticn, that the prospects for wheat
and fruit of al kinds was never more
promising than at the present time.
The Cleveland EAST TENNESSEE
Banner says that never, within the
recollection of the oldest inhabitant,
have the crops looked more promis-
ing IN that section than they do the
present season. The wheat prospect
has no parallel in the past, and if the
present. fayoripg weather continues,
the crop will be abundant Young
corn looks we'll and thrifty. and is
growing finely. The hay crop also
promises. a fine yield. Garden vegeta-
bles look thrifty and are doing we'll.
The peach crop is an entire failure,
while there Will be abont d half crop
OF apples. ieE1 a9a sueItEaTea9 oW3
The total estimate oflthe crops in
the United States, for the year 1868,
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