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The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

The CHzArEsr Llrs INsuhAKon IN
rus WoRLp.-A .lits policy, covering
$4,000 can b obtained from the Empire
Mutual Life Ipsplapce Company Of Now
York.. which will cost the insured (age
85) only el95 80, ise;skoul any small ad.
disions, for iatsress. This policy will
hold good for 2 years without further
payment, 90 that tho cash payment for, q
$4,000 policy iu this Reliable and Pro-
ersssive Company, will b equal to only
,$97 9O per year. .i.,sl1 ,g,ngi,, .hru al~lN.
Good Agents will Aad the "EnpiFs'
the easiest Company a. ssayass. for ip the
country, and tho nosss' libsral srfapgs-
oonts will bs msdo With 'Arst olass men =
none others need apply."ar See adysitiss
-nsnt.l J. J.OgMsLrsN,s Mansyet, 40l N,
Fourth se,esa, Oda Rsllovvs' Hail. 90
THOS. H. HARRIS, Agent,
5aosageisSpT sa'a Troy, Mo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

MiSsouSf fsrA1s s1ApAr : SoaooG Cos.
vrNFroN. The fourth asnual meeting Of
THE convention viii be .Asld AZ Kansas
City, on Tuesday, October 10, 1869, at3
o'clock, and continue three days. 7eeit
Delegates having paid full fare 70 Kan.
sas city will be retpsped over The vatious
railroads Of uhe State free. ,i.. ,,,.,u.
Cosuty Secretariss and Sunday school
riuteudssls thtouthost the 6tsts ere
urged TO complete and forward their sta.
usiical reports 70 J. r. Colby, Esa-, ,sStats
Secretary a u. .Losis,r without delsy.
Blanks for that purpose can be had oi
hin on application by mail. Ample AZ
raagoments will be- made for entertain-
mont Of delegates. ,,h w. r'+' rn a' =, .
q Psrsons intending 70 bc present will
please notify D. l.. Shouse, Kansas City,
10 advance. Delegates will report, on
arrival, at The N. y. Church. on Grand
Avenue. .rspTgsIs.rvtlf.
Pastors and Sunday school workers o.
Missouri, We cordially invite you TO b
present with us. Let us have your coun
Gil, experience, wisdom aud presence, e
cheer sad strengthen the Sunday schoo
forces throughout the State. 90 *
Christian brethren, Of every name, lei
10 come together spd see iif we canno
more heartily unto in this great work el
leading the youth Of our State to the fee
Of Jesus. 'e' -. = ''.' -. . y.
Let every Sunday school in Missour
send at least enc dueeEate.i. g. 'nnP iaH'
E. y. SrANARp, Prss't, 81 Louis. ''
j. p. Colby, Secretary, st Louis.
I. 3. SMYTH, Treasurer, st. Louis.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

Mess. Rogers l. Cake have been enter.
tanning our town tho past few nays with
the music Of steam whistle, attached to
the engine Of their new bark mill. 1t is
q star little engine, and runs as smooth
rs oil. These gentlemen are smong the
most enterprising Of our town, and will
soon have the best tanuery, Of the "these
parts" in full blast. With this and their
boot and shoe msuuiaotory We wish them
sbundaut success. .f .. '..., ..l..#
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
'SY. Louis AApkEr-Ocr II.

j. ~ : = - - <-A ~ '.s !, - 4
ToDAcco-Dsmaud active, supply light
aud market strong. Salos Of 70 hhds,
at from $50 To- &42 b0.., cry -,rrs.
FEouh-~ Dali ~ lAt6snd @inda tSsy
quiet. Best selling At s7@S.00
WHEAr--Recoipts moderate, and ch'ce
being comparatively scarce, was IN dc.
mand and Armcr. Prices range from s5c
to s1.85 per bushel.
CoRN-Insctive. 6elos st from 800 10
90o pes bdshel. ,J5lU ,c.!JoN iNl
OArs--Market opsnei very stiff but
became easicr inward the close. Prices
range from 43c to 53c per bushel.
. BAlcsye-Rscspts liberal qhieny q
lowcr grade, which are!lower and dialeuit
to sell, while best qualities are in demand
and frmer. Selling at s5o to 81 ss pei
bushcl, according to quality.
RYE-Markct dull and dropping, a'
TOO to s5c per bushel. a.. ,...
CArTLE-There has been no noticeable
or decisive change 10. the cattle trade
Receipts Of the higher grades eontinu,
very mcagre, and tho demand has no
been urgent for these qualities and price'
remain without change. ~. The lowe
grades Of cattle Of all sorts have been i,
liberal supply, with fair and steady do
mand, and with no change in prices
which range from $3.50 to $3.50, accord
ing to weight aud quality.
l Hoos-Slarket quiet and receipts no
large. Prices have been drm and steady
but no higher, ranging from $3.50 t
% %. = - - q - III Il
SnEEp-sapplies Of the best mutto'
sheep and lambs have not been large
though, fair with o steady local demau'
for these qualities. Common sheep hav
been in large supplies, with only mod
crate inquiry and unsteady market
Sales at from 81 25 to So per head, accord
ing to weight and quality.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

Several persons have sent in "fnal set
element" notices to be published for the
November term Of the County Court,
which we're too late for last weeks issue,
and this weeks IL too late for them.
They require thirty days notice. This
il tho 14,h-the Court commences it'd
session on the 9th prox. Better be three
or four weeks ahead Of time than one
behind. ....r.t .,.tL,r p. g..
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AGRICULTURAL, DOMESTIC, ETC,
Notes ard Suggestions for October.

Notes ard Suggestions for October.
CoRN.--The corn crop IL lighter than
usual this year, the falling off in under
drained land being very much greater
than in SOILS naturally or artifc;ally
drained. In some places the land was SO
vet that the cultiyator or plov could not
DO used, aud grass aud 1ssds, took pos
session Of the soil and robbed II Of the
Ingredients necessary fos the corr. In
such places the crop is scarcely worth
harvesting. The experience Of thls year
indicates the Importance Of thorough
dniulgs. In iocalitieg where tho saftSr
daltaro Of corn was properly stiendsd to,
the crop 10 fair, and much Of it,hss been
already harvested. Wherever there IRE
indications that the crop will not come to
maturity before frost damages the fodder,
It should b cut down and secured 10 Woll
constructed stooks. 1t 70 probable chat
there will be : large quantity Of ,unripe
corn this year, ahdit may BE- worth while
70 select solt cobs aud dry them by arti-
6cial means. Every farm should haye"a
drying house FOR fruit, corn, etc. "A
room fitted up with stove apd o number
Of lattieed ahelvss, vill bs sufficient for
what 10 required in small farns. Sound,
we'll ripened corn will probably command
10 high price for seed in spring sai The
largest aud host ripsnsd years should be
selseted at husking time and laid BY for
seed. A great deal Of corn is damaged
every fall BY being left too long uncut, 0.
left too long 10 stock aftes htipg cut
Amer the expeuses incurred 10 growing .
crop Of any kind. II is uspardopabls ia
have auy part Of il lost through ctrslesi-
ness aud hsglsct. %n o, 1i , ,',.,s :. h, ,, aa.
y, GET, RID o. UxDsslRAsLa s,4ooK.--.
Farmers should be very careful ia Sslect
ing breeding auimals of every .kiud.1 Il
u : great mhtaks to waste ,provspderT on
sAssk o. Inferior quality which are net
only fSr rom proatabls, bht Improbable
sysa after consuming 40 amount Of pas
turs or Sossgs that would "tslr' 90. bet
ter class Of animals. Old horses arc Z
AZ 2epSe ed<apy yf VI biting vsst{ IA
thriYly isruisf esSbstsfi3 mahssss 10 e,
rid Of bis hofssi' before they are pas
thsirslab6r, x6d. lsll ,ba IL hina1 ds1d
loss.d Old, Gil6A ,suwA Ase sot Assfcs .h,
dairy s%so1 ,sbAnN1 - atbsns2 % sold a
seoa - sthey ars-no longer pso6Abe fpl
milking OF breeding purposef Uldexel
prodves, light asscsa ap1 saall, veal
wool By brisss sn6 buu6h than younl
sheep. and they do net winter we'll they
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

TnE WooD PILE. The time is past in
the West and South when IL made no diff.
ferenc how much wood q family burned.
Even in those regions where wood Is still
abundant and cheap, tho expense Of get.
ting it is large item Of family cost, and
the people are learning that il behooves
them TO make their wood piles last as long
as possible. There Is no agent that aids
this economy of fuel so much as the
Charter Oak Cooking Stove. A handful
Of wood in it will cook plcnteous meal
for largo family; for its whole arrange.
ment Of hot.air aues, baker, fire-bo
damper and cover is 90 planned as to
conserve and apply all the heat generated
directly to the cooking food, without per.
hitting it to cscape up tho chimney.
j. p. LYSorT, agent at this place.
Sold Wholesale and retail BY Excelsior
Manufacturing Co., St. Louis. 'a..r
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

Alex. T. Stewart \ Co., Arnold, Con-
stable l. Co., and other large New York
.esta ablishments, who advertise extensively,
generally give the prices Of the articles
Advertised. This is . good rule, and
should be followed by advertisers when
.ever practicable. ....., ,.... U,.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

Tho nes,sst painting We have seen for
some time ID that on the counter Of Ness
Martin l. Kuox's bank, executed by Mr.
J.V. Maxwell.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
Dox,r TQRcRr Fas Tiias.

"a OONT FVWGHT EnH EJM'
Rsmsmbss that the lsst d Ocsobss sad
November isshs tins y transplant fruit
trees. rhs.I 6hulsso sfi tAs Bsfalo Mar
ssIy .isvlstsnasa d iaxlSns for AL NAo
may want spyshiss, ~ bis .liss. to esal
and examine bic large and excellent stock
of ARpla. RsaSh saðsr fsait trees and
plsate. ,assa end ct .sstalosus ard hsi
Of ss,y ~ p.issiS ;sSr sati "a NJ. ,Har.
ris q the poss oaes, who will fursi.h
catalogues, asd sny 'iniernst,on wanted
and will take orders for trees, &c. -
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

If you w,nt plenty Of Grapes in two
years, 80 to the Buffalo Nu~ery and pur.
chase some Of those large, thrifty plants
growing there. '.''' -'-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

Eld l.. U: O. Nieklin, Of the Christian
Church, called on Us last Tuesday. He
is looking hearty for an old man, and viii
yet accomplish much good in the Lords
vineyard. Peace, good will, and Gods
blessings attend him. ..u
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
Buffalo Nurs cry,

THE ATTENTION Of Wostcrhy Fruit .deslss
II and planters Is called 10 thc Above Nurssry
LOCATED THREE MILES SOUTH OF TROY.
No fact 10 more clear than that Western TSeis
should be used by Western Planters, aud I cour,
competition with any other Western Nursery.
Encouraged by the very liberal patronage en-.
joycd, have extended my planting very mate
rally, spariug neither pains. or expense 10 ths
selection and preparation Of soil, and the result,
shown In tbe gtowth sf{mS tfecs are gvatif yiaSly
correspondent to tho largo outlay.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

Mr.. Joseph Hart has opened ready
made clothing store. lie is iu his ele'
meot there. .''.... .'...,.,., .
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

On the SOh September. BY Ed. T. 7. Johnson
ST.. Mf. wM. r. AYDL0TT and Miss ELIZA
BETH HOWELL, oil Of Warren county.
On tho 9th inst, by Ed T. T. johnson, sr.,
Mr.. h. I. T.,ELLIOTT and NAOMI D. FERRrLL,
Of Montgomery cou nty. = .,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
1aE1aoy a0UsH

~ T.. TaU Troy HOUSE, 'o' a
Having bssan' thoroughly repaired and
faruished yith psw farlt.urs. y !AssadIss,
.sse, i again opened a. the pablio, and
willie. .esaAqeted by ths uSdafslsasa kho
Aas ibs sntivs' control asd msasgsneut
of tho hoast apa stsbas. . atsans 81
Iu89w5] w. NETHERLAND.-
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
LOCAL AND COUNTY.

Nothing strange has transpirsd in Troy
'ths past vosk (.trange, that y nor in tie
couuty. that ws have heard. ~. 80.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

Is. USE, DIR. Jas. n. WARUS
COMPOUND PRICKLY Y ASH
Bl7'I,ERS FOR DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS ,BLADNER
And IRREG ULAEI7IES On
THE MENSES.
. JILL. III M. u " ''''''.'a e.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

THE BEsT- QUALITIES
:. Ere.-q'F tf Gor l7F ~Srtb1a
Early and Late Apples, Pears, Peaches.
.PM1s Gfepcs, BtackberT&a kasps
Jerrns, Strawberries, asparagus
1fh,bavb, Esryr~ns, rG; "
sGPfLiBDI on 'sMoKT NdrinE. -
Dent fsia. ~ scsi for Ysmphlst containg Di-
{ostteps how y TsgspMat and catalogue Of
te-aoH lo'I A. M. sHULTS,
,opssnss bod i.'.''' TROY. MO,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
T INVITE

All who desire GOOD FRUIT TREES, VINES
Or sHRuBBERY to call and examine the growths
of my Nursery. Send for pamphlet contsinina
catalogue OF Ttccs, TO-, with price list and di.
rections for transplunting. 'H.s'
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

PLUWS, &C
Also, all kinds OF LUMBER. and every.
thing at St. Louis Prices and freight.
Hc is also prepared to write your
Deeds and Deeds Of Trust, and keeps q
supply Of ... i. 80.
REVENUE STAMPS -
always on hand.
He will alto buy all kinds of Produce
aud pays the highest market price.
n5 ly @.-f.i j" il. q OBSERVER.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
TINE rO TRANsPLANT.

Autumn, as soon ~ tho leaves fall, 10 tho best
tiino to p.nnt dcciduous trees, wherever tho tops
Will endure The wintor foIrowing Tho ground I,
usually In better condition for planting in the
fall farm work Is not 30 pressing, and better
trcss can generally bc obtained.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
GuaratAA,g Iks1lkpalloa.

N0FIcR Il Sereby siivssp, that ths andsr;is BED
cS,'tSs q sssiss ~ Mii!' III. :PelS :.
Court = be bsgua aud held o. NopdAv ths stt
nay Of November. 1869, for leave to rosIgn hel
reuasdians by .ot lAAjd eAss0G vi ar Na3h'I'
iie osisnAsp"H MARY ANN HILL, oantot.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14
DID YOU KNOW ITY.

DID YOU KNOW ITY'
Know what? ..,
Why, you can 60 to II. T. PENDLE-
TON, at WkIauT City, and get all kinds
- STOVES, "7 " ,
~, TINWARE, '''
. FURNITURE,
AGRICULTURAL ..,.. . ,.
IMPLEMENTS,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-14

COURT OF DEATH.

owe are passing away"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-24

went home and published most un-
calledsfOr TRADE against the star
ana her Qnlcers, including the chains
bermald. 10 also happened that the
river editor Of his paper tthe BuIIetfu) has
Travelled with Captain Gilmore when that
gentleman was commander OF lha IaFa8-
con- and, being stranger, neither eE-
pccted or received "a Z. dead head pass &
and we have ince travelled on the Mou-
mat the officers are as courteous and
attentive az any we know, and the eham-
Definaid spoken o is as mindful on the
wants and comfort OF lady passengers
dressed in calico IS of those esaed iu
sliks such attention ls SO rare in these
note OF it.
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4 sSuIpTnOW
pug 'spt!Ta 'qsBS $1,000

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prsAIoJ O 6ddsq asom 90 ITUqs eA 'noE
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40 psldms1lU sIoIsq LsAsu uonsuIqWo0
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az peIInbsI SuIql6IsAs qsIuInJ o. esodOId
GA 'sn 50 pusq no 9ds4 puB IoJ p9Inl
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-24

-Vk NSVHH.LE, HENDERSON &
p NASHVILLE RAILROAD COM
pa NY.-A called meeting o the stock
holders of the Evansville. Is anderson a
Nashville Railroad Company will be held
~ the Office OF the Com pany, IN the city OF
Henderson, KY, Oh THU 6SDAY, 24th day
OF June, 1863
'FSssfnass of i'm portance will be presented
for action. and all stock holders are desired
to be present. j. T. BOY LIE,
President f H. a N. R.R. Co.
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Trnnsfer Packet Steamer Mollle
Norton leaves Evansville daily
Sundays excepted at................ 3:l5 PM.
Train leaves Henderson nt.......,. a $40 ls.aI.
Arrive at Madisonvlll e................ 1850 Ial.
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves N adtapuVllle daily
Sundays eXcept8d) 10 ................ s25 AM
Arrive at Hcndersom.......-..,s. ...... $50 Al
Arrive az Evansville by TranHfer
Packet MOllio Norton. ................. $50 "a hf.
Making connection both ways with
trains on the II. a q. Railroad.
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REV Err NEWS
Tor Other RdUsr Items Zee FOURTH Paoe.
sTEAMRoAT PRIsrINls-

No printing establishment IN the west
mas better facilities or greater ability FOR
ment OF job Type, though very large and
complete, Is constantly being added 10, and
our job department is under the personal
supervision OF one OF the best Job printers
In the United States. We are prepared 20
print Posters, plain or fancy, Biz Heads,
htils Lading, Cards. Deck and Meal Tick
elsi BIS of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&C., &c. Orders left with either Of no
whaTf-boats win be PROMPTLY aftanhed to
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-24

The weather yesterday morning was
pleasant and nearly clear, the mercury
rising only to So at noon. A generous
breeze prevailed from the southeast. The
river, during the twenty-four hours end
Ing at 3 PM, had fallen S inches. It Is
again failing AZ all points hence to Cinein-
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Business on the wharf, yesterday, was
rather duh. with few arrivals and a ''preva-
lent scarcity" or freights. .......The Ar
mazda and Brandels had prospects OF rea-.
sonably good trips.........The Mollie Norton
had about a half load OF tobacco, but was
tull Of people.........The Morning Star had "A
cabin full OF people and a tolerably fair
freight l'st.......... The Raven, with heavy
tow Of iron ore and empty barges, passed
up nc II A. N. She took two empty barges
from here..--.--.The Alaska arrived az Q
p. d. from New Orleans, having a large
PASSENGER trip and about 200 tons freight
Capt. Frank ]. oaKes and Billy Voris were
I'm fine spirits. They were offered some
freight here, and rates were being discuss
ed When we left the wharf.....-..ph Petro-
liza NO 2 arrived from CanBelton st 2.30
with fair trip-..-....The Alaska had the
f eight and people from the disabled NIr-
ufnfa
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sTNAMR0AT LTNHE.

To LouIsvILLE.--hVery Monday 40 10
o'clock Am. Every Tuesday, W0dnes-
day, hursdqy, Friday, and Saturday ats
TO CkRo-Daily, except sunday, az
o'clock p. NJ.
To GREEN RIVHR.-Every Monday, TuoH-
day, Thursday, and Saturday aL o'clock
Pm.
TO EAsTPoRT. Every Tuesday ana SAT-
ar lay at o'clock T.. M.
To HEFDER8OH-Dnilys except Sunday.
81 o'clock Pm.
To NAsHvILLIs-Every Tuesday, Wednes-
cay and saturday at h. "A.
Transieut boats daily up and d0Wr.
TO CINCTNNAT1 -EYrry saturday nt 10
AN.
20 CANEHlToN -Evsry Tuesday. Thurs
day, and saturday 90 I'D AM.
HoclEportstago tvia N owburgh and Boone
viiie,) carrying the mail, leaves 80 q "a. ne,
on Mondays, wednesday, and Fridays.
Arrives BY p. M.s Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturday,.
New Harmony Mall Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. Ms Arrives Tues
days and saturdays BY 1Ps M.
MJ. vernon Mali stage leaves daily Eek
sept Hundays) at a. M. Arrives daily lex
sept Bundays) by 2 Pm
To NEWBUMGs Hack daily Except Huu-
Aaysl from the Merchants Hotel, al 9
O'Clock r. M.
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Evansville q CraWfard1VIIIo.

LeQuo EXP. MaII HreIuhf.
n. Haute ....... $40 a hT... $500 + Mo- 5ss5 y NJ
-. 8. 8 A H.. 500 b hr..II $40 "A hr
drrfUe
Evansville al ;58AN-lO.gl d.. 5.iop N
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IseGre
Indplis3sj5 A M. ESQ A MI. Isa5 m. SHOP
AFTibe
Il. H.....6 80 A Mo 20 hI. s55 1l.ll COS y IN
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Among the first boats due here are the
QuieKstep, from Cairo; Bmma No. g. Mary
Houston, and Nick Lougworth, for New
Orleans; p. W. Strader, Virginia, Alice
Dean, Richmond. ard Indiana, from New
Orleanss Emma Floyd and Linton, f1om
Nashville; Anna, from 50. Louis; Taras-
con and Falls city, from Louisville;
Robt. Moore, for NashvlIe; Hartford,
from Green River; RObt. Burns, for Mem.
phis; Sam. orr, from Passport; Shamrock,
for Sc. Louis; Charmer, from Cincinnati
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FwTHESE SPRINGS ARE SITUATER
q nine miles north of SHOALS STA
TION, on the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road, in a very romantic and picturesque
region, Astounding in game and fish, as
we'll as mineral and botanical spectm ems
and Indian Relies. The famous JUG
ROCK, a natural curiosity of great inter-
est, stands near the road on the way to
the station.
The Mineral Water is considered by
many persons as the most valuable of any
in the West: White sulphur, Black Sui
phur, SulphO- Chaly beate, Chal beate, and
Fresh WateT--and IN abundaEce.
Analysis by DIR. owen of one OF the
springs shows the following properties:
free Snlphuretted Hydrogen, Carbonate
of MsgneSIa, sui phate MagneSla, SILICA
small quantity, Carbonic Acid Gas - a
trace, Chloride sodium, Sulphate of Soda,
Sal phate Lime, Carbonate of Lime, Chlo-
ride POtassiu nl-Small quantity, Aluna1na
- mall quantity.
For the. superiority of the Water as a
curative agent and delicious Summer bev-
erage, reference need only be made to the
thousands who nave used it. 1t has been
fOa d especially eficaciOus for Dyspepsia
in all ITS forms; for all diseases of the
stomach, bow :, Kidneys. Eyes, skin
for Dropsy. Neuralgia, Sypnilis. Rheuma-
tisnp. ScrUfutsa.. and All chronic cases, as L.
is an active ana emeient Alternative.
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ana Departures.

The only arrivals ana departures up to
Z M yesterday were the Moiiie Norton,
Henderson, 20 return Morning Star,
Louisville. 70 return; Alaska, New or
leans to Cincinnati.
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Warm. cold, and TepId Shower and
Tub Baths Furnished OF the


The Bowling Alleys and saloon are in
CHARGE OF air. Carm, d., of Evansville,
who will be pleased TO caier to the tastes
aud endowment of al his old friends, and
as Inativ new ones as may favor him with
their presence
Daily hacks viii convey passengers to
and from the SprfngS, connecting with the
trains both ways on the OHIO aud MlSsls-
Sippt .Rstilroad at Shoals station. Hacks
Wall also ruu between Bedford, on the
Louisville, New Albany aud Chicago Rail-
road, and the springs
ID. II. nIINIHIrE Pronrfetor.