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New-York tribune., 1869-05-21

TTHE NURSERY ,u,,
NOW READY.
Is m Of good things little people What will hit their taste
THE HAMMER,
A TRAGEDY ~ Five ACTS
bv A. Papa with spirited illustrations by FromeHt In addition
there arc rage illustrations all admirable and oHe which,
THE TORN TROUSERS,
alone worth price Of the number An original design BY MISS
Humphrey
THE SPARROW'S HOTEL,
m , u,triop q, the wonderful story PIP aud p among
the remaining gems.
~ As new TIE NURSERY commences in July no""A
good time this unique and hly successful LITTLE Magazine
TERMS so year In advance sample number, containing Pros
eetus Premium M Club Terms mailed for 10 cents Address The
iu0'"'' JOIIN T. SHOREY,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21

NOTICE
GEORGE II. LOCKWOOD,
Late Rog toOgvoou sos,
EstahisleI 1916
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
HAS REMOVED TO
No. SIP BROADWAY,
4 'es door' ators Si'sat.
EARMING BY INCHES and "MG TEN
ROD Farm have aatkturI The grrsr cuthusitu iur i'
places Women turning brif atrtou 90 The cui'
Of m This than hue fui no manuals eh %
perfectly ghat AMI hos 90 DO - pt1 o. cess - u
70 cents buts ,it'r one by mai. LoklNG, Iabasr boon
EOR ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI TRADE,
II ADVERTISE ~ TuE gUiSCY WHlG,
lEsiab.isted 1871
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cfrIaton n llF QNlAtl hulH
AND REPUBLICAN has srFry iucrsai aui h Psraf
medium d cunc,Ion sh The deasfsoi "e'iefn ho sA1 N"f'h
THE WIG Is Published daly .sr,lir. Il 10 hptrla''
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solely nsrt Guuey oesie eu he
10 I'D
uos n point population ard buass importance Tie lou
row rursbers about Several h11ie burs
ibis the fr point which Uuas Ei Nsoun connected hr iron
rails The iuk Of circulation busI l tie nslng cUttss
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Terms for advertising moderate. Ailfru
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DEAD FLORENCE MARRYATs New Novel.
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New-York tribune., 1869-05-21

The Sermons Of Henry Ward BeecheT' just
pnbshed by j. b. Ford Co., fIOm verbatim reports Oy
r. j. Euinwood, the dscourses whlch appe"rcu pr
odicaIy the first series Of Ply"'o"A f'aP"'
60, sente,,bcr 1865 to March, 1869. They have now
hsen collected into shapely octave with preface by
Mr. Beecher, and a good portrait
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS,

The Rife and the Hound in Ceylon, by SIR
,,,,,y, w BAKER d. b. IAppncott Coz is an exciting
narrative Of sport among the elephants bunaoes crOS0
J1es and similar large game, told in very srapni0
styIe and founded entirely upon the authors persona"
srperences 1t Is well printed but poorly Illustrated
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21


no I3 WASIlISGTOS-ST. BOSTON
THE HERALD OF HEALTH for JUNE
Il CONTAINS: . -. ,,,,,. ,.-., =, A.,
H. G. BirisalL - -... -,
THE MISFORTUNE or SCHOOL GIRLS BJ Mrs D. Hfa
WHAT REMEDIES SHALL WE USBi BY the Rev. c. H. Brig
KITTY HowARD'S JOURNAL ~ Ms Elizabeth 0akes Smith.
SIRLLEY'S GRAVE By Nc. l. T. fowler. A d.
FIFCTRICAL PIiYSIOGNOMY BY Dr. NJ l.. bdgeworth
SELFRXAMINATION By II. W. bsrrhcr
HORACE GREELEY'S RECOLLECfloNS OF BUSY LIFE By
joe Benton - 49,, ~,
SUMNER COMPLAINTS By Y hIsLM " D. , d, ~
DOES BOATING PRODUCE HbARI DISEASE By ffoL = "'
Wech
Treatment Of Scarlet Fever MeboliN' snd Temperance
rsx D,sssnys f,y Burs Educaion of IDIOTS
Uvi.ric Tsstment Of Measles Roles fbr beug Miserable
To Remove Cons |1"oa deus
To Prevent the Spread Of Typhoid lu.h.ua.
ttar,s T,,ll.b Vstis Hos 10 Correct Round shoulders
T,sprt ofC,ic I'D al is How feeut aud Treat sun
Periodical Headache stroke
Adventures in The NihertesA Ikearng thlaf'n
School Tor Physcs -CuHurc |trFd. { lu1s
Labor and Study. 10" NIoIa "Io"i '''-i VIC
Xiudrrgarieus
- Der year: 21 cents rumlsr
'WOOp UOLBROOE. No. 70 Iaglttt, Esn.lork.
hrrl ork New Io4paus hrurrA Ageuis
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
A. MEKwfS, Auetioneer

n
DY BANGS, MERWIN & CO., Broadway cor.
ID 4bSaIes of Books Works Fancy Goods Furniture kc
THURSDAY FRIDAY aud SATURDAY May 20 2l aud r. At .
O'Clock -,
CIOiCE AND ENGRAyINGs comprising valuable col
departmen;sstory Travel BOG
rapbv Poetry Science The Ciss Sc Many fue editions, well
bouni; large elegantly illustrated books including Boan
superby colori plates also Mackinf Bible and
beautiful Prints suitable for Illustrating and
few scar Alnanacs, sc.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21

NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
~ ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY 10. 1889
Passenger Negiurk, Of TNentTseTenthbl and
FOlHbare. Eltsnce % TSeutrseyenthst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-NORK
For Nevliaven aud Buls srpp (ELl 1850 l2lS (EL
(Er D. J.g3 4.JL s.J. sui ttHl M.
Fur Milford Stssto, Fued Southport and Wesport l. lJO
M 3.g5. t.Jl aui 5.'O D..
For NorWak T.. tEKL y 1850 1915 tEI) (EL6 3H5
$50 tErl 5:jl go, and (EIl ?. m.
psren %. ll1 3;i5. 40. $50. and 6:J0
p -afori T. tET J. O. 1850 l2:l5 tkI) 2:l3, (ELl
ais ts1u, as, $50 6:Jo. 1915. (BIl p
~ For Gre ,TeSaaeb JQ 2S 5S as, $50. $50, 7s p
70, Per, sp intermediate stations all Il;2oA nj 2s
3:A5. a.l5 $50 6.3O 1918 and l;l1 .
CONNECTING TRAINS
Por Boston. via Springfield g.. m. tBLl (EG) sp.m
For Boston Shore Lue l25 tEI J. p p.
Pr Hartford Springfield (kI( i5:i5 CgI) sp nj.
For Connecticut River Railroad, BIl. l2:is TO Montreal
} 10. Co Northampton.
For Hartford Providence F,hLn Railroad (EIl nj l1ls
P
1875, g.
For Clra Railroad H. l2Is u, Northampton and williams
bursh
For Folsatouic Railroad, m ard p n.
For NaugatlrA Railroad a.. M. (EN J., 4:10 p m.
Fur ptuhurY aud N1rwsk Railroad 7, ga m, aJO r m
For Nva-Cauaan Railroad l2:l5, 4Ji aud b:JO
COnmodlous Sleeping Cars attached 10 2 traiu
JAMRS H. HOYr Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
Stfambuuts nno 1aiIr1aSs.

NEW-HAVEN Steam Transportation Co.
~ POR NRW-IIAVBN LOW PARK QUICK TfMR
The Steamer STATE or MAlNE. Capt T. Cari having ..,
elegantly rafhished leaves Eewiak from Pee 20 Eas Rr.
D. NlLLIAAs -
General Snperiatend.,t
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
$ttaulboats unO 2aiiroaSs.

TVROY LINE for ALBANY and TR0Y.-LOw
Fare and CHEAP travelling the fastest evening steamers couuct
inc the est and North Neg.York ony ~ 81 being 81 IS less
sp rail ard cheaper any otter line Th VANDERBILT
or COSNECTICUT will leave No. - n r., foot Of Spring
EVERY EVENING Saturdays excepted at eek connecting With
Central and aud Susquehauns r. r. for the West and r.
and r. X f the North Returning leave Troy at ard Albany
cock D. n arrival Of evening train through uekss sold
ordb ed tn A SUNDAYS, tATe so
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21

HNHE SUNDAY-SCHO0L SPEAKER "a on
admirable hook have Ia family Of ehre The pI~e.s a.,
choicest native aud foreign artists Such bss long been
wanted LOhiNO' Publisher, Boston,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21

HUDSON RIVER RAH.ROAD.-Irains for
ALBANY ard TROY, connecting NH Aoraea and Western
leave hswiOk follows Cincinnati beaxo ErpTss.
Chicago Express 0:f5 Aio.rra ElErr D. Pacfe
Bxgess C:30 ,. Night EIress u Eegsut basiGg Bosa
saebe al day trains a1d Sleeping
GpPgI 26 Iat9 VIII H. VANDERBILT Yies.Pr..il,,,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21

RY Ii. ID. MINER, Auctioncer. Salcsroom,
ID No. Courilsnlt.st Art Gallery. No 2i5 BoadNay
STATUAK
UESRY MINER BARKER wn Sell At auction THIS iFriiaO
EVENING. May a. GALLERY No 8i3 B"siaay. from private
gallery Of gentleman going abroad elegant Carved Marble rsgp Gi
hs Three Graee hy Demrico ~ Rome elegant Carved Marble
Figure u CUPID Sharpening bis Arrow, b. lombsr Of Rone The
exhibition free DAY and eyeung ADD Will be sold
with loHtrg
New-York tribune., 1869-05-21
DY HENRY ID. MINER, Auctioneer, Sales
I'D No Couaudts Art Gaeue No. 8'S BroadwJ 2doori
fromF Fourtse

FINE ARTS
NOW on EXHIBITION FRER DAY AND EVENING AT MINER
4 BARKERS ARr GALLERIES. No so BROADWAl
Thrl Annual Sale by A. DHUiYBfTER. esq or ANTWERP, Of
PAINTINGS painted bis order hy Of the most d
highly esteemed Artists ~ tie French BE n aud
Schools and which hh bcautv Of comypion
subject b been oEceed by collection offered to AT
lovers iu -,
HENRY b. MINER BARKER will sen at Auction THIS (Frlayl
EVENING MAY a. At Il ocOk r their AIT Galleries No 83 Broad
gallery Of uperb Pictures belonging 30 4 Dul'EI
TER which tie faang Hvorte aud eminent hTs are
cha acersticaily aud beautifully Teprcsr- tel: - ...
4. FRERE T. YERBOECkNOEEN, T. BOSCH,
g. FCllEL L. ROBBIE AOkNhbAGES,
y WIGLENS VAN kUHCE. NALRAVEN,
T.. VAN SCIlBNDEL, JACOB JACOBS, ENkkaEE.
pLASSAS DAVID col DIDDAERr
ACCARD. TiE GERARD SIhOBbl. ..
TPANER. u. ACHAEPEIS, W. NEkkSlHUUR,
DARGELAS. II TIN kAIB, DE NAlLLE,
T. BIBAN. J.. d. BEil. 7. A. VI ST,
SEiGNAC' COUNT pE kYLANDT, vON SEBES.
KIM ASSFG Fills T. ROSITESE, WYNGAERf.
BOUEGOIy J. MrSIS W YE,TER
n uoNNEH n SAVOY BERLIN.
A. NlST kOEk KOEK, NlLLlOF,
-nILrr. ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-03

The pew United States Oh hef Grst
business trip to Louisville, got away
late last evpuing with the largest
cargo taken b. United States mail
line steamer for q long time. She was
drawing six feet.
ST. LOUIS Democrat of
Saturday says:
The Belle NerB0n leaves for Pitts
burgh next Tuesday. Auoust . ~
b. Russell * %. sent out eorsl boof
On Thursday for Chicago, loaded Wifb
$500 bushels wheat Ia bulk, and can
load two more. They yesterday en.
gagged to ship for III. a. However. to
Chicago, 10000 bushels bulk wheat.
1t will 60 on the steam tug Novelty.
which, we learn by o letter from H
Hanley, dated L3ckpoTt, Illinois, viii
arrive here on or about next Tuesday.
The rate to Chicago is Z cents per
bushel. 1t Will be seen from this that
st. Louis is becoming considerable Of
grain market.
Of the late rise ia White River, the
Pine Bluff Republican says: From
what We can learn Of the condition of
the river at the Pell and Kaugine
pAdDSe1 tA|AS - 4d4kEL Oh HI gong
through during the next high water,
and thus leaving Pine Bluff out in
the cold; rather a bad condition, and
at least two miles from water"
The Cincinnati ENQUIRER says.
It has been intimated that our
young friend Captain W. r. Grub. of
the Champion, who has gone East.
will bring back with him one of the
fair daughters Of an Eastern city as q
bride.
Capt. A. 10. Goddin, of tho New
Orleans and Natchez trade, is con-
WINGED from experience that the res
taurant is the true plan to live on
steamboats,, but finding it does not
give satisfaction to all, ne proposes In
future to have passengers to choose
whether they will live on the old or
new plan. Those who prefer the old
plan can, at the time of registering,
pay the old price, which will cover the
cost Of passage, meals and everything.
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asV en- EW
7sr oN.~r Jttner Hefa5 zee Fourth Pa
aTFAhfBOAT PRINTIE0

No printing establishment 10 tbs " est
has better facilities or gre Rttt ability lor
doing fine Steam boat Print M. Our assoI v
cent OF Job Type, though very large ana
complete, is constantly being.addcd to, and
our job department is under the personal
supervision Of one OF The best JOB printers
III the United States. We are prepared TO
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
2iIIs Lading. Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
ats, Bills Of Fare, Mates Ticket for Labor,
Sc &c. Orders left with either OF the
.ZLIarl- boats VIII be promptly altanaea 20.
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MONRTARY & COmNGRCIAL
WFERLY REVIEW.

FINANCIAL.-The Inquiry for money Is
increasing and wheat bids are Offering IN
the market.
TIE Banks viii have, Judging from pres
emit indications, fun employment for their
means at the customary rates Of interest
say 30 to y per cent. Short bis are pre-
ferred, and in some instances con cessions
are made in the rate OF interest.
Exchange on New York is firm and act
i've at par buying and 3 premium selling.
Gold Is steady: buying l35, and 13G SELL
ing.
. Co,,,~-,,,,a-,+ bo,,as ore bf~t,ar.
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pI1AIoJ o. EddsU 9soW 90 IIBQs sA 'uo6
40 p5IIubsI SuIul6uB sssIIduo0 ASH luO
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suosISd uBQl 'sssulU puB 6lIIsnb spIvs
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40 poldmellB eIoJsq IeAeu uonUuEqwoo
U sssIIdmo0 9usWqsIlqelss InO 'SuTpUuq
NJ peIIub9I Su!Ql6IsAe qsIuLuJ o. esodoId
GA 'sn "a purq no 4dsE pUs IoJ pSInr
-oeJuusW sIeI1olBIV SuIpnua- 10 ASH JsIIq
3 OF uO1uslle Iuo6 IIsO GIIuJlosdssI o "A .
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-03
DRUGS AND LIOUORS

LIoUoRs - We quote as follows:
new copper distilled whisky 81 5O9
25; one to two years old So OO94 50;
highwines $500; reetlfed S5c9sI 90 as to
proof; common Bourbon and Rye, 81 %
a. 50; and Brandy, 81 8593 90; Holland
gin 81 5O92 so; imported brandy Sl2 O09
SIS 90; Old Port, 81 5O96 so; imported gin,
s. 5Og7 so.
BUILDING MATERTALs.-The demand Is
very good and market firm. Prices re-
main about the same. We quote: Sash,
So to lie per light; Doors. 81 70 to "a so
each; Blinds, 50 so to 50 rs per pair;
Nails, 81 1866 90 per keg for IOd /;
Glass, So 40 to So 90 per box; White
Lead, % 90 to So rs per key; Lime, zoe to
81 90; Cement, s. 5O92 rs.
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PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE

- Kegs ..s.1JI29ZA Q
GRAIN - Wheat-Prices are unchanged
Old Doc for Mediterranean, and 81 10 for
English; new Tennessee or Rock wheat,
81 OO9l 10. Corn is firm at 65975c in ear
shelled, 75gs5c in new burlaps. oats, firm
at 7O975e in new burlapsi from wagons
loose, 55g60c.
FLoUR-We quote City Mills new white
family flour at 81 1897 so; new red wheat
family at So 2596 so; low and medium
grades OF old -four scarce and In very fair
demand at 81 OO88 90, owing the quality.
CORN MEAL-Kiln dried nomInally "a %
M SO per barrel. None in marEet.
HAY-Baled, sl79s2O per ton, according
to quality, and dull.
BRAN-Is held at slsg2O 90 per ton
SUBSTITUTES OO92S 90 per ton.
SEED POTATOES - Peach Blows, 5Oc9sl 90
per barrel; awful duh.
SALT-Fair demand; small barrels at
81 8, and large 81 IS per barrel.
GUNNIEs = New stock reserved is held
at 2092Ic; good quality of secondhand
old at 159lsc, and dull.
SEED - Glover, SO 90; scarce demand
light; Timothy, So 6593 IS. Flax Seed. 81 70
o. co. according to qualttyi orchard grass
81 50; redtop, 81 %.
GREEN APPLEs-Dull; 81 00gl so per bar
rel, according to quality.
ORANGES AND LE8IoN5-L4ight supply and
In fair demand at S7@S 90 per box.
RYE STRAw-Straight. In bundles, SIS
per ton.
DRY GOODS.
BROWN sHEETINGs AND SHIRTINGs.-
Atlantic A, sheetings, 171Sc; Stark A, do.
lie; Cannelton, DO, le3Sc; Evansville 4. A.,
l634c; Lyman c, A, le1ac; Abbott b, "A,
1910; ThompsonviIle, Al, 141zc; Ashland,
lie.
BLEACHED SHEETINGs AND SHIRTINGS.-
Lonsdale IA, 2Oc; Hin's fl, zoe; Ballou
A, I75Sc; BalIou, rs, 15c; Boot, fl, lse +;
Waltham s, A, 19c; Branch River, A,
l8}Sc: Rockville, rs, l3c; Sycamore, 81,
lie; Canoe "a lie.
PRINTs-Merrimac w, l41Sc; DIerrimac,
d, at 1870; Sprague's lSc; Ashford's, lSc;
simpsons l3c; American, at 13c; Dun
nel's,- 1sc; Amoskeag, l21zc; Lowell, l2c;
Troy, &c.
TIcKINGs-Conestoga Extra "A, S21Sc;
Gold Medal "A, 2715ci G T, A, Csc; q Q A
q, 225zc.
DRESS GOoDs-Wool Delaines, 35945c
Fancy DeIaines, I51S920c; Amures, &c
Oriental Lustres, 25gSOc; Lawns, 400, zoe
Lawns, 800, 25c; Jaconet, 309S5ci French
Jaconet, S594oc.
MISCELLANEOUS - Skirt Braids, soc
oats and Clark's Spools. sl.OO; Green 4
Daniels S OILS, soc; 2-bushel Bags, 4095Oc
2I-bush Bags, 5-@65e; Blush Bags, 677sg
75c; Raleigh skirts, SIG so; per dozen; Gil
bert's skirts, SD so per dozen; POntusit
Skirts, $50 co per dozen.
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GFNFRAL RTWARKs


The market in general is nearly un-
changed.
In the Dry Goods Market we notice a
greater activity during the past week, and
a good trade was done. Prices remain
steady and firm at former quotations.
The Grocery Trade has been fair, without
any changes in quotations.
Provisions are in better demand and
bacon has advanced.
The trade in Drugs has been fair. Coal
and Lard Oils have declined slightly. Quiz
nine, Opium and Balsam CopRfba have adj
vanced.
In Liquors we report moderate trade,
with prices unchanged.
The Queensware trade has been quiet,
but sales of last month foot up very favor
ably with July Of last year. Prices are
lower now than then, and are steady at
present. Fruit Jars are yet in large de-
mand, with a short supply at the facto-
ries, but our merchants are doing their
best to satisfy the wants of their custom
ers.
In Boots ana Shoes and Hats and Caps,
trade has been fair without a change In
Quotations.
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bonds are higber:

Compound Interest Notes have all ma
tured, but such notes as are offered are
bought at u per cent. of.
The following quotations are from the
ONCE OF ". J. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No. s
First Street.
BANKABLE FUNDS.
u. s. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
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{ TTY XDVERTIsENENTs.
Notice to Open Out an Alley in
Block 81.


GAOt1 QAs
ULY IS, 1869.
Ordered, til at six weeks public notice,
by advertising In the Evansville Daily
journal, be given that, on the 9Th day of
September 1869. the Common Council of
the city OF Evansville will make an order
for opening out an alley in Block 81, stu
ate between Second Avenue and Third
Avenue, and extending from Sixth Street
to Franklin street, in the town of ! a.
mascO CITY, now City of Evansville. Said
alley to be OF the width of twelve (l2) feet,
and the west line OF said alley to be one
hundred and nineteen QI9) feet distant
from Third Avenue, and parallel with
said Third Avenue. And should any per-
son aggrleyed, at any time within six
weeks, apply to the Common Council for
redress, by petition or remonstrance left
with the Clerk of the Com mon Council,
and containing statement OF the injuries
complained Of ana the amount demanded
therefor, said petition or remOnstrance
will be considered, heard, and determined
by the Common Council, on the 9Th day CT
( September, 1869.
/ And 1t is further ordered, that the Clerk
record in the Minute Book of the Council
/ the plat of said Block No. 81 with the sur
/ rounding streets, showing the location /,
4 width. aud length or said alley, which D at
has been prepared by James j. Saunders,
city Surveyor.
A. II. MCGRIFF, Clerk,
By l., 4. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerks Once, Evansville, July 22d,
1902 lJS3 dBWI Union copy.
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PWgHESE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED
y nine miles north OF SHOALS STA
TION, on the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road, in n very romantic and picturesque
region, Astounding in game and fish, as
well as mineral and botanical specimens
and Indian Relics. The famous JUG
ROCK, a natural curiosity Of great inter
est, stands near the road on the way 10
the station.
The Mineral Water is considered Dy
many persons as the most valuable OF any
in the West; White sulphur, Black sui
phur, SulphO -Chalybeate, yhaIyDeates ana
Fresh Water-and In abundance.
Analysis by DR.. owen or one or the
springs shows the f0llowlng properties:
Free Sulphuretted Hydrogen Carbonate
of Magnesia ulgHatc Ma8neslas SILICA
small quantity CarbOnic Acid Gas -
trace. Chloride Sodium, Suiphate of Soda,
gnIphate Lime Carbonate Of Lime, Chlo-
ride Potassium-small quantity, Alumiua
small quanti y.
For the superiority OF the Water as n
curative agent and delicious Summer bev-
erage, reference need only be made TO the
thousands who have used 10. 10 has been
found especially efiicaciOus for Dyspepsia
in all its forms; for all diseases of the
STOMACH. BOwels, Kidneys, Eyes, Skin;
for Dropsys Neuralgia, Syphilis, RheumR-
tisn0, Scrotula, and ali chronic cases, as h.
active cff4afnr1f A rf4rsrs TRY
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Indian Spriu gs.

The Proprietor Of tha Indian
Springs, in Martin County, Indiana,
respectfully informs the Public that
his house viii b5 open for visitors
the LIST Of June.
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O a R D.
Law CARDS.
MRT. REAR1s.

II. ~. Claim a gent.
Also, REAL ESTATE aud COLLECTING
AGENT.
ONCE on Main Street, between Third and
Fourth, No. 951z lover Keloris Gun E4Orel.
Evansville, Ina. sepIg. i85.
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ARCHITECTS.
r. HURgNNA

q. MURSINNA,
a X q III n n - O il.
fice-NO. y CHANDELIERS BUILDING
Corner First ami Locust Streets,
Evansville, md.
So Plans and specifications FOR all kinda
of buildings furnished at short notice, and
on reasonable iermn, imchl6 d8n
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Warm, Cold, and TepId Shower and
Tub Baths Furnished or the
Mineral Water.

The Bowling Alleys and Saloon are in
charge Of Mr.. CarmOdy, Of Evansville
who VIII be pleased TO cater to the tastes
and enjoyment OF all his old friends, ana
as many new ones as may favor him with
their presence.
Daily hacks will convey passengers to
and from the Springs, connecting with the
trains both ways on the OHIO and Nissls-
sippi Railroad at Shoals station. Hacks
win also run between Bedford, on the
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Rail-
road, and the Springs.
ID. X. DUNILIUE Proprietor.
The place, with seven hundred acres is
for sale.or lease for a term Of years.
June IL, dtlstaug
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- UHBER-IO0,0 600 feet tyVo.fnch hemloclS
"a lumber, at cost price, by KAPPLEH 81
SALMON, corner Division and Canal 7Ls.
rnaI3 dit II q VI
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DRY GOODS.

Brown sHEETINGs AND SHIRTINGs.-
Atlantic a, sheetings, 171Sc; Stark A, do.
lie; Cannelton, do, le1Sc; Evansville A A.,
l614c; Lyman G, A, l615c; Abbott b, A,
1870; ThompsonviIle, Al, 141zc; Ashland,