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SPARKS FROM TEE WIRES.

The Great Eastern vas. yesterday, 697 miles
out, with the signals perfect. The difficulty
heretofore reported was owing to imperfect
connections on land.
The FIRST Regiment of Cuban volunteers
eight hundred strong, and commanded by Col.
onel Ryan, put to sea from New York on Satur-
day, the Quaker City awaiting them outside
the Narrows with st6res. ys&s sysi,.s,s
General Candy has written letter to B. W.
Gillis. of the Virginia State Journal, contain
ing an argument to sustain his position in re.
quiring members OF the Legislature to take
the iron-clad oath. he contends that the Re.
construction acts require it, and he is only act
ing in conformity with all precedents in enforc.
ing it.
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The Abyssipian war, it has row been as
Of s48 se5: 900, or $40 600 600 over the original
rough estimate, and 81 COO, 900 in excess OF the
ascond corrected estimates. a great part OF
this sum was absolutely wasted. and many
Ships lay for many months at so much demur-
rage, a day, and their cargoes were at last sold
for the benefit Of the owners OF the vessels,
not being required for the army. Mules ia
large 'nnmbers.Were sold for tr1fle at Suez
having been bought at an enormous price il
remote markets, and women were brought
from Bombay to grind corn who'never did any
work at all. In answer to this, the Secretary
o. War saya that the English government
mem and 30 900 animals. and that warjs always
exceedingi iywasteful Ia ancient times, war
was waRed muck more cheaply, but now an
army carries with " almost everything con-
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MUSICAL CRIT-CHAT.

-Auber, now nearly ninety years old, il
about composing an opera called "a dream O
love-" a. 4 M
-Rossini's Mass mas just been produced al
BadenBaden, with Alboni to sing the contraltt
music. LID.
-Adelina Patti, it is said, pronounces thu
Russian language as we'll as she does Italian
English or French. 4. gt
Five thousand singers are to mite in 6
choral festival at the Horticultural Hall, Lon
don, on the 26th Of June.
Blanche Ellerman is the name of the new
prima donna who is to join the Richings opera
troupe in the fall in this country. This sum.
mer she is singing in Baden-Baden.
Madame BaetanelIi- Tamanti has died q,
Potsdam at the pleasing age OF one hundred
years. She made her debut as prima donna
during the reign of Frederick the Great.
Ambrose Thomas opera t'Hamlet" has net
been produced in London this season az was
promised; nor has Misc Kellogg sung here th
mad scene from the opera, as she was several
times announced to do. .c. (a& .
-Corsi, new tenor from Lisbon, has made
q good impression at the London opera az
Faust He has light, pleasant voice. and is
easy on the stage. He is not to be contounded
with Corsi, the baritone, who is quite different
man. III (.
"A London critic declares that the tenor
solo Domino Deus, in Ross;ni's Mass, lis good
but square," and adds that sit testifes o
greater regard to the formalities Of outline than
to the ideal tendencies Of music.h Does he
know himself what he means?
Schneider, the queen OF opera bouff,. ia
singing At the St. James Theatre, Loudop, and
the "Orchestra" says that che is s'more auda-
cious, more emphatic. mora suggestive Of the
lower passions than ever" She began her en-
gagement in the Grand Duchesse.
The new opera house at Vienna was open
led with Mozart's ''Don Giovanni" which wa g
sung on two successive nights by two different
companies. The national anthem was also
Sung by chorus dressed in the various cos
tunes Of Poles, hungarians, Styrians and Ty.
roless.
-Rossini is charged by che London Orohes-
tra with pia .iari1ing In his Mass from Louis
spohr's Faust" and ''Last JudameDt;" and
adds that the Agn,ls Del and Done Paoens or
the Mass are modelled oD two wen known
movements Of Verdi in ''Trovatore" ana "Un
Ballo." What nexs2
--Niissen 10 written up most elaboRately aud
Enthusiastically by the Lond6n press generally.
There seems to be determination to make
another Jenny Lind OF her. Her reputation.
whether deserved or not, is beginning to over
shadow that Of Adellna Patti. The Iatest adu-
aator describes her voice as "a pare soprano
sforzato, bright and tender as q May morriur
and clear and 'impid asa stream"
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AN AWFUL ALTERNATIvE.-The Fort Atkn-
son, Wisconsin, Herald has the following "A
dreadful report was current in this village, yes
terdsy. that mad. dog had bitten two chill
dren-a boy of seven and g,rl Of fourth the
Town OF Milford, in this county, and that the
parents, whose names we did not learn, we're
informed by the attending physicians that the
only possible way for the children to escape
the agonles OF rabies would be to take their
lives. Incredible as it may seem, they admln-
.stered an opiate to the boy and bled him to
death, and the girl was smothered in feather
1t is well attested. :
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TRUCKING. Norfolk Vrginian Of Thurs
day last says :: 1.-THE season for truckers in
this vicinity is now at it's height, and the vast
quantities Of produce which finds it's way to
wonderful to those unacquainted with the
business. The business Of shipping seems
also to have received increased impetus this
season and it seems as ifevery third house 10
the lower part Of the city had gone into Il
heels over head. Every steamer wh,ch leaves
this port for Northern market is frelghted to
lls utmost capacity, end still much produce is
left on the wharves after every trip"
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as-sTATE OF sOUrH CAROLINA MAJ

a6-STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, MARL-
BORo' OOUNTY-IN tQUITY-MARY 8. s. JACK
SON, ADM'X. VS.. HUGH JACKSON. EFT A1.-BILL.
FOR PARTITION, &o.-Notice is hereby given, in
obedience to order made the abo .e stated case
that the next Of kin Of WILLIAM j. JACKSON. de.
ceased living ut the time of his DEATH or their heirs
at law and legal representatives. besides HUGH
JACKSON and ELIAS JAcK>ON, are requested to
establish tefore me such relationship. at Benne ts-
vile, g. O., on or before the FIRST MONDAY OF Au-
GUST next p. MoCOLL, Clerk =
June ~ stnfh 1mo
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OFF TO CUBA!

NEW YORK, June 2s.-Dr. Dorsey, of Rich
mond, Va, went as Medical Director with the
Cuban expedition of Saturday. There is not,
to our knowledge. any Pr. Dorsey in Rich.
mond, but there was a DR.. i. Dorsey" Cullen,
formerly Medical Director Of Longstreet's
Corps, an able and brave officer. Thus may be
the DR.. Dorsey spoken of.-ED. NEws.]
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The Canadians hope at some future time
20 nave tnonarcisy ret mp In ihe United States.
rontO Leader says: I'VE do not exoect to ns,e,
any such kxeat change CARRIED on id our day ~
the estanlisbment OF m malohy anon Ere
ruins Of the Republic; but stiil events es,uaiiv
remarkable aDd innportant have OCcssrrs 81 n
u ~ years, sad who OAn tell what thS ftiysre
may hayo IN store sot our netghbofS p
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serlpLANTATI,ONs, + aBIrrERs

'f sE'PLANTAT40N.sB sBITTERs. CoMegHn
rare medicinal virtues with delicious aroma. ana
flavor grateful to the palate It purely vegetable,
and in it's composition all the requisites Of ecience
have been complied with. It is SUITABLE for all
ages and sexes It 10 gentle, stmu lating aud soot-
ing All dyspepttc disorders are cured by It, and 1t
repairs ana restores Nature visited powers
PLANTATION RtrTERs are increasing daily in
hvor with all classes. 1t relieves sufsring. rem
ders life luxury briahteDs the present, and throws
hopeful light on the future. ,.i, #ssf
MAGNOLIA WATER.--supsrior to the best imported
German Cologne, aud sold ct half the price
{ June 10 afutba
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ANOTHER MAMMOTH ROBBERY.

NEW YORK, June 28.-The safe of the Ocean
Bank Of New York has been robbed of So, ,OOO,-
000 The bank itself loses $4,000. The rest
consisted of securities deposited by tue Gus
toners OF the bank.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE r.

FON PAEATNA. FLORIDA, -
VIA RAVANNAH, FFRNANDINA AND JAOKaoN
s... VILLR.
: r A,pK@h THE ELEGANT AND FIRsT-OLA r
ss6TEAMER CITY POINT, Coptaiv
GEO. y. MCMILLAN. will sail from Charleston eyeIS
Tuesday EVENING. at Nine o'clock, tor the above
points ~ "a
Connecting with the Central Railroad at savsnnsl
tor Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Florids
Railroad at FernAndins for Cedar Keys, at whicl
point steamers connect with New Orleans Mobile
Penaacola, Key West and Hsvana.
Through Bills Ladfng stgued to New Orleans ON
Mobile. ~ = G.Nrf' l'- I -
. All freight payable on the whasf
Goods not removed At sunset win be etoroS st ris
end expense Of ownerp. {Fs ,sf3Ga
a..sa s.a- so J. y. AIKEN CO., Agents.
Aaay ~ s, 6outh Atlantic Wharf.
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4unrral Notires.

GO The Relatives and Friends OF the
late Rev. j. h. FELL are invited to attend the Fu-
neral Services of his Son, G. A. DESAUSsURE
FELL, at st. Andrews Chapel Mount Pleasant,
THIS AFTERNOON, 29th instant, at half-past Four
O'Clock. ,June 90
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aB- TAX NOTICE.-THE OWNERS OF
PROPERTY, in the Town of Mount Pleasant, are
hereby notified that the Treasurer will be in attend
ance at the Mount Pleasant House. between the
hours OF 8 and p. NJ, on TuEsDAYs THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS, until the SOth instant, to receive
the Corporation Taxable Returns for 1862
Payment OF the same will be required on or before
the 18th of July. JOHN FERGUSON.
mount Pleasant, June Is. 1859. Treasurer.
/, June Is tuth6 .
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4 arBEAUTIFUL WOMAN, F YOU WOULD
be besntfnl, use naasn's EAaNOLIA BALM.
II Olives pure blooming Complexion ana restores
youthful beauty. IL 43gt5. Ss If
/, Its effects ate gradual, natural and perfect In
It rornoyes Reduces, Blotches and Pimples, cures
Tan. sunburn and 1seokies. ana makes q lady Of
thirty appear nut twenty ~ ~ :
TIE MAGNOLIA BALM makes the akin smooth
and peariy; tne Eye bright and Gear; the Cheek
glow with the bloom Of youth, and imparts fvesh,
plump appearance to the coun,enance. No lady
nsed complain Of her compiexion, when seventy.
!Ave cents win purchase this sdeliehtfnl asttcle.
The best article 10 dress the hair 10 fy6ns Kaahai-
ron. thetu limo DA0 ynna n
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THE SEA inland CROPS.
LETTER FROM an EXPERIENCED AND HIGH.
LY SUCCESSFUL PLANTER.

The Crop Prospects on Edisto and the
NeiGhboring Isla nds-A Foolish Ex-
periment-The Freedmen-SysteIns oe
Labor and their Relative Advantages
The Area Planted and Probable
Yield-The Truth about tho Caterp1l-
lar-Money I'm Sea Jsland Cotton Fro
.'perly Cultivated.
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A5GO TO GEORGE LITTLE & co. FOB
FINE LINEN SACKS. 81 so.
june So tutha1mo
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11r ESSAYS FOR YOUNG AaRN.--ON THE
Rrcrs and Asusss sncidsnt TO Youth ana Hariy Man
hood. with mo huaans yssw OF treatment aad suse.
sent hy nail ires.os change. AAersss EoWAhD AS
soCIATIoE 1ox z, Phslaasaphia. rA.r f n
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. esults
I'm the several Schools-The Academic.
Law, Observation-Disclosures of the w Ork
Board OF Trustces-Valedictor OF the
Euphradian s-Items Next Week.
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BAV1NGS BANK DEPOSITS made between now
and July 19.h. will draw interest from July let.
June "a "A NATHAN RITTER Cashier.
Ag ROSADALIs I ROsADALIsi ROSA
DAL1S!-Are you suffering with inciplent Consuihp-
tion or s.:rofula in any form. Rheumatism, Dyspsp
sta. Liver Complaint, sk Disease or Neuralgia Is
your blood in disoraerod aeateq Do you feel Ian.
guild or depressed In spiritsp Would you be ria OF
tbese2 Iry Rossdslis.
This remedy has been fully tested; the demand
increasing to such an extent to cause the proprie
tore to At up q more extensive laboratory for its
manufscture. The best evidence Of ito vatues 10
the testimony Of those who have used It. Whole
sale Depot. No. 81 Exchange Place. Ask your Drug
gist for Rosadslis Almanac for 1899.
For sale by 0OODRICH, wI1SRMAN d Co. Inn.
porters Of Drugs and Chemicals Oharaesson, g. d.
June 26 31 itfE EY Nyi|W M. stsati,8,
AF BATCHELOR's HAIR pyR.-THIe
splendid Haar Dye u the best "a the world: the only
true and perfoes DSe, hazlsss. slsable. instansa-
neoa: no disappointment; xidfculous tints; Yeme
ediss the ~ effects Of bed dyer: tnv1gorases end
leaves the hair sofs and bssnsiaal black or brown.
SOLD ~ all Drusaists and psrfunars; and properly
app1ied At Bstchelor's Wis Factory. No. ~ Bona
street New York. IT May is
J. - EXECUTORS FINAL NO OrICE.~-NO-
TToE 10 hereby eivsn that on tina snconp uAx On
JULx ensuing. at Al O'Clock, a. H., the uadersiened
uNl apply TO the Judge Of Probate OF Charleston
ccnnsy for Anai disaharge 40 Bxscusces oe WIN Of
tfiSlsss 2RENRzER III. RODaERS.
sss ssssss :! s:ss:s 4; !: ss$sSs:s:
5uAsa at lwsnlno
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AS- NOTrCE.-NATIONAL FREEDMARS
SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS mads bst,,4sn now
and July 19h. will draw interest ffom July let.
June "a "A NATHAN RITTER Casbjar
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FOR WHIGEAT'S BLUFF.
AND ALE LANDINGS ON THE sANTEE RIVER.
uM@h THE STEAMER MARION. CAP.
TAIN T. FOSTER is now receiving
freight at accommodation Wharf, and will leave On
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, the 3Oth iI slant ~
JOHN FFRGCSON
June 20 ccoDmodatiOn Wharf
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a%DUICHER'S LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER.
Death to the Living Long live the Killers Sold
by Dealers everywhere. limo june, %
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as- OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAIL
WAY COMPANY, CORNER BROAD AND EAST
BAY STREETS, CHARLESTON. 8. c., JUNE 25,
1904 Quarterly d vidend of ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per Share has been declared
by the Board of Directors Of this Company. and the
same will be paid on and after THURSDAY the st of
July, on application at the Company's Office.
8. w. RAMSAY,
June 26 stutnS Secretary and Treasurer.
@-ALL PERSONS HAVING LAIMs
against the Estate of the late ISAAC R. WILSON,
JR will present them properly attested, and those
indebted to the Estate will make payment to eitbe
of the undersigned.
NJ. W. WILSON. Executor.
JOANNA G. WILSON, Executrix.
June Is tt- ira
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as-GO TO GEORGE LITTLE g. co. FOR
cheap UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS.
June inths1no
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brought In immense loads Of visitors during
the morning. and by ten o'clock at least
twenty-five thousand strangers were in the
city. and the number continually increased
during the day. l.a sa
At ten O'clock about eight hundred eccIe-
aiassical delegates had arrived. and subse-
quently went In procession to Trinity Church.
Ihe edifice Will hold but five or SIX thousand
persons at the utmost. and many thousands OF
course could. not lind entrance After religious
exercises an address was delivered by DIR.
Bluntscbli. OF Heidelberg. president OF tie day.
Or. schenkei, Of Heidelberg Universiy, fol-
lowed. ,unfolding the Batrre OF German Pro
estantism, and it's religious, moral, political
aud social blessings TO- mankind. He closed
by proposing ave theses or declarations ne INST
the Papacy 1or adoption, as follows: ,4.s.
:, u. we ProteP Gants assembled this day In
worms. feel IN our conscience impelled, with
full rerognttiop 0fsthe rights OF conscience OF
our Catholic Sall0w.C .Christians, with whom we
you'd lIve IN peace. but also in perfect con-
sci9nspsas s q the religious moral. political and
enjoy publicly snd solSmnly 10 protest M against
the invisetion addressed 80 ua, in the s0-caliod
apoetofcal letsSr or September 10. l086 ti1at
we snonld return to the Communion OF tine Ro.
N.a. Ever ready TO unite, ON the basis Of the
pure dospel. with 0uS Oethotics fellow.U Uhl ID Y
ftans, We nevertheless protest equally "A scno.
physically to-day 90 did Lnlher ID Worms, and
on. onr sathsrs in sreier three hundred and ATTY
y gnardianship; against Al Sompuleion OF ihs
spirat and oppEesaion OF the Copscience: IA A.
-peo a. agafnst the principles atauDunCed IN the
ENJOY yclical letter 0t December s, 1884, and tie
s.s,,. y. snessw,sn @ w5'cn are per
tion. f7sT's NJ A + Es ' b - -
. Q. 10 o7r CsAholios 1ellow- -cihssns and -
low-C Christians No resoh hers. ct the eO1t Cf
fne Luther monunatS tSt, our hsnd On shs ground
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a9- OFFICE CHARLESTON GAsLIGHT
COMPANY, JUNE %, 1904 ividend of FIFTY
CENTS Per Share on the Capital Stock Of this Com
pany having been declared by the Directors, the
same will be paid on and after MONDAY the 9th
proximo.
The Books of Transfer VIII be closed from this date
to 9Th proximo W.. HERIOr
June ~ Ia Secretary and Treasurer.
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NOTICE.-TAX ON REAL ESTATE.-CIrY
TREASURY, lsr JUNE, 1se0.-Uneer an ordinance
to raise supplies for the year 1ee9 the Second In
stalment Of ONR.THIRD TIE TAX ON REAL Es
TATE will be received on and after THIS DAY. du.
ring the N onth of June. at this Office.
g. THOMAS,
June ~ wfsmtuw6 City Treasurer.
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Special Wotiffs.

ND- CONSIGNEES PER AMSHIP
MANHATTAN, from New York, are notified that
she Is discharging cargo at Adge,'s South Wharf.
Goods remaining on the wharf at sunset will lie
stored at owners risk and expense.
JAMES ADGER & CO.
juno 20 Aoents
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FOR NEW YORK,
REG ULAR LINE 6VERY WEDNESDAY
PASSAGE sSl

ISfks.cs THE sIDEwHEEL STEI HsYIp
MK@8$Y1Ss MAGNOLIA, Captain NJ. B. Cow
LkMtILEMSH~ ELL, viii leave Wand er horst's Wharf
3Oth. at 10 O'Clock. A'
June "a RAVFNET n m Ao.r,s
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HAOAN1V MAHIS SVHAN1SFfIP CUMPY 81
THROUGH LlNAs TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS!
&fxamsa STEAMERS OB THE ABOVE
MXR%4$% line leave Pier No. A, North Riyer
AVNXEE6GdX~ foot Of Canal-street New Yosk AT
- - O'Clock noon. of the 1st 11th and
21st OF every month except when these dstes tai
on Sunday. then the Saturday preceding).
Departure OF 1st and 21st connect at Panama with
steamers for south Pacific end Central Amer1caB
ports. Those Of LIST touch at ManzanilIo
. Departure Of 11th OF each month connects with
the new steam line from Panama to Australia spn
New Zealand.
etsamship oREGONIAN leaves San Erapc,sco for
China and Japan August 1863.
NO California steamers touch ut Havana buf on
direct from New York TO aspinwail.
~ One hundred ponnds baggage free to eAeh aduh,
Medicine aud attendance free.
i For Passage Tickets or further information a~,lr
AZ the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, ON the WhaH
toot or Canal-street, North River. New York.
March ~ 1yr z. r. RABY AnAnf.
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aSIHE NEATEST, THE QUICKEST AND
THE ECHEAPEeT.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
f43 EAST BAY, having replenished it's Stock with
new and large assortment of material of the finest
quality and latest styles. is prepared to execute at
the shortest notice and In the best manner, JOB
PRINTING Of every description.
Call and examine the scale Of prces before giving
your orders elseWhara
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-18

EVENING OF SACRED SoNGs.-Con-
siderable interest has already been
aroused with reference to Mr.. Phil
lips's Concert at Trinity NJ. E. Church
this evening, and we anticipate that a
a large audience will be present to
greet the distinguished singer. Wher-
ever Mr.. Phillips has given concerts,
in Europe or America, he has been
highly applauded. We copy notice
from tue Dublin, ireland, Register:
PHILIP PaITLIPs, THE AMERICAN
SINGER.-This celebrated vocalist ap-
peared last evening, in the Metropoli-
tan Hall, and delighted his audience
by singing several of the sacred songs
which have rendered him so popular
in America. The selections perform
ed by him were all of a religious
character. The entertainments are
intended for the assistance of Sunday
School work. Mr.. Phillips talent In
this particular line Of vOcalism fully
merits the encomiums which have
been bestowed upon it.
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ROLLED INTO THE RIVERA dray-
man yesterday hauled large hogs
head filed with coal to the wharf, to
be shipped by the Norman. He
rolled it off his dray. but, unfortu-
nately it took a sheer. and started
down the leVee. The drayman at
tempted to stop it, but did not seem
to understand how to cut it SO as to
turn it square with the wharf and
the ponderous hogshead rolled into
the river. and continued to roll on
until it sunk out Of sight, few bub-
bles alone testifying where it lay. A
feeble effort was made to recover it,
but 1t did not prove successful. For
tunately the coal aud hogshead was
OF but small value, and the drayman,
we presume. is able to stand the loss.
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~ ID Is
That the feeble tOtter. with uncertain
Steps, over the face of the earth. in dancer
every day OF falling victims TO the morbid
Influences by which we are an surrounds
ed when iested and proven vepetabIe
4tpailc, & pal3lcT OF end0wing them with the
vlz5pi lacy need Is proeuralle in every city.
town, anu Settienlent2 IL might reasons
ably be thought that after the twelve
years experience which the world has
u0d OF HDSTGEk'S BiIBER5, ALI. would
know that It's effect is 10 prevent disease.
= al ItniS season, the atmosphere is sur
chafHed with TIA seeds OF intermitteuts,
femlttents, rheumatism, pulmonary disc
orders. bilious complaints, end the ike.
Persons whose ner Gus sys TENS are re-
Taxed are the first 10 succumh TO these dis
terxpers@ Trace Up the physical energies
~ On, Wlfll ids p1GenLinl vegetable ionic.
the botanic kingdom has ever yielded Co
patient research and experiment. TRV III.
LIE bhndest disciple OF tne old medical
Jog1tas W4lE &C ieast admit That a tonic
auu Alternative, com pounded Of approved
herbs, roots, and barks, can 40 no harm
Wnite the test mony Of thousands Invites
~ triai OF htsvirtues.
NIgOr Is he thing most needed I'm these
cases, rs Well as in dyspepsia. and HOS
I'LL ttSi> 81 TIERS is the safest, suresf,
ana most wholesome strengthening prepn-
ration THAT human skill has vet cOucocEed.
As "A tonic, IL is both mild and agreeable
~ thc Taste ana stimulating Ia its action
upOm tie system.
Hundreds of physicians have abandoned
all tire Olnclual receipts, agd prescribed
THIS harmless tonic as q PIE entive and
cure gior az cases pt Chilla and Fever.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-18

IcE. Speaking of gun-aints re-
minds US of shooting. aud speaking
of the prospective speedy coming of
Spring. reminds us that the ice crop
this season was remarkably short.
Indeed. it can hardly be said that
there was any crop garHered at all.
During the hard freeze in the early
part of Winter, some thin ice was
put up, but this was generally de-
signed for the use of the brewers.
The strong probability is that ice will
be expensive this year. as we will
have to depend on importations from
the North.