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BY TELEGRAPH.
TIE nEMPHIs COMMERCIAL CON-
HENTION.

MEMPHIS, Nay Ex-senator sprague ad.
dressed the convention to-day, opposing tree
trade and denouncing the centralisation ol
capital as at New York.
Tho committee viii report tomorrow.
A letter FROM General Lee was received with
immense applause, which was renewed again
and again.
LATEn.-Delegates to the convention con-
tinue to arrive and now number nearly eleven
hundred.
The following resolutions we're read and re-
ferred:
That the standing committees bold over
until next session, and that their respective
chairmen have power to call them together at
any time; asklpg each State to hold conven-
ton and appoint ten delea ates to general
convention; instructing the committee to as-
certain the exoediency of forming permanent
convention to meet from time TO time; request
the Southern railroads to hold convention
for establishing immigration co-opers'iot; tor
taking means for Systematic lahar; asking
aid fortshe Augusta and brunswick Railroad,
and the 8. lima and Memphis Road; for OF gan
izinE committee of Eve to memoriaIise Con-
sress ON all subj sets endorsed by the conven-
ton.
Governor Patton offered q resolution, which
was passed uoder q suspension OF the rules,
to memcrialise Congress for q repeal OF the
direct land tax Of 1862
The Committee on the Southern Pacific Bail
road reported that it is the opinion Of this
conventio that the interests OF the whole
country. and especially those of the Southern
States, could be served by the main trunk
railroad lice from San Diego, California the
function Of the rivers cocraao aud Gila, and
along the valley Of the CHA south to Fl Paso
On the Bio Grande, and thence to q convenient
central point near the thir'y-sccond parallel
east Of the Brasos River. from which nam
trunk feeders should lead TO st. Louis, Mem
phis, New Orleans, and other points. II WAS
adopted unanim, usly.
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}untral aoti..s.

HS- The Friends and Acquaintance %
Mr. and Mrs JOHN MoNELuA re. Mrs. II. JEY
roRDs. MIR and Mrs. L D. MowRY, and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. MowRY are respectful, invited to attend
ahe Funeral OF the former at Grace Church 1H1l
MoRNne al Eleven O'Clock, without further invita-
ton. May Al
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rCHELOR'5 HAIR DYE.-rHIB
splendid Har bye ls n best in the world; the only
true and perieci Dve; harmless. reliable, insIa ta.
ueuu- 10 ,IisIppontm Mt; ildiL uous tinls; rem
ed es the i'll effects OF bad dys-; inylaoraies and
Leaves tue barr soft aud beautiful BLACK or bro m.
old y all prll.g s;s aud Per. umer aid proper y
applied ut Bl,ch.lor's wi. FacLory. No. - Bond.
street New York. 1,r Muy 10
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Jnsnranfr.
YOU OUGHT To INSURE In THE
CHARLESTON BRANCH
LIFE ASSOCIATION
OF AMERICA,
FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS:

FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS:
1st. Because It is home institution managed and
controlled by your own citizens.
I'd. Because 1t is the only monied institution Of
the kind that loans its funds in the States from which
they are derived.
Sd Because It ie purely mutual; all policy holders
share in Its profits or earnings. Its large aud IN
creasing assets belong exclusively to the policy
holders.
other companies And Its dividends will be larger.
9TH Because invests Its funds at rates OF interest
averaging ten per cent, While Eastern comp nles
rates average less than seven per cent This makes
the dividends Of the Associat larger and the rates
of premium smaller. One hundred dollars improved
at six per cent for fifty ears Will amount to Sl
The same smount invese ed at en per cent Will pro-
DUE Sll 739 09. Difference IN fivo. Of the ten per
cent. investment S9,897 08.
9Th Because you ought to insur' in successful In
sitution and the Lite Association OF America Ia &C
knowledged by it's enemies well as It's friends to
be by far most succ ssful life insurance insutu
ton OF its age IN the United states.
NET ASSETS OF THIS DEPARTMENT IN
VESTED In THIS COMMUNITY.
500. 900 deposited In the Iusuranc. Department
of the state of Missouri according to law for the
protection Of policy ho,dera.
Officers.
81. g. LoPEB, pres'nt cashier Peoples Nst Bank).
". q. dIBBRS Vice. President Nv. g. Wbilden co.,
E. e. JENKINS. nj. D.. Medical Examiner.
Directors.
JOHN B. STEELE lof North. steele & Wardell.l
O. IRVINE WALKER Walker, Evans Cosswell.)
g. W. AIM Ar Druggist
q. I. PEAKE, GENT superintendent S. G. Railroad.
@. F. PANKNIN, Druggist.
JAS. Il. SPEAd Jewe,ler.
n. II. SILCOX. Wholesale and Retail Furniture.
Mp. CARTER, secretary and agent,
March % 1yr No. 40 Broadstreet.
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SPARKS FRoM THE WIRES.

The delegations from the Merchants and Ex-
change Bo ,rds of st. Louis will leave that city
tomorrow for the New Orleans Commercial
Convention.
DIR. N. Stanton. OF Boston, President OF the
Wills Valley Railroad, from Chattanooga to
Meridian, Mississippi, is at Cincipnati with
an important proposition to the Southern Rail
roads.
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-HAbitual drunkarJs IL II.li ois. BY recent
40, OF the Legislature. are hereafter to be sub
jected to very stringent c)urse OF treatment.
Tbev are classified with ind gent d o ic aud
iusau Q persous end arc To be pla ed under
the care OF uardIans OF OF the ovcrseers Of the
poor. a SIN liar provision exists III Peunsyl-
vania, but the regulations arc more strict IN
Illinois since in the latter Sta'e when a per
soa has once been dccl red habi.ual drnuN-
ard, the guardiaushic over him must cCn inue
for an eutlre year.
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General Butler was taking ca at the house
of lady friend in Washington tn, other dav
The General seemed to l1ok As though ~ me-
thug was lank ng aai tho follow 6 do ,slr
took place: q rstess-"Caa it be possible.
frisna indignantly AMI holding out btu,
handsj-"No, madam; if you don't be.ieye you
can search mo-
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NEWS FROM HASHLNGTOE.

WA@NoToN, May 20.-The President hat
appointed {. E. Bryan, Postmaster at Augusts.
Ga. vice Blodgett suspended, aid the Rev.
Turner, calor d, at Macon, Ga, vice Washing
ton suspended. Q
Brevet B1gsdier-G General W. Krgyzsuowski
has been appointed Supervisor OF the Iuternal
Revenue for Georgia Alabama and Florida
The general impression is that Motley's in
st1uctions are very pacfic. but nom n-,ommit,a al
In theH character.
Boutwell, directs the Assistant Treasurer at
New York to sell two instead Of one million
gold weekly until fnrther orders.
Laventree, for some time acting consul at
Ravans, has arrived here. He represents the
cause OF the Cubans as very fair, and far from
unpromisipg. Laventree had an interview
with the President.
Boutwell, directs collectors Of o1stoms to dis
continue the collection OF discriminstive ton
mage duties OH Spanish vessels hom Cuba and
Porto Rico.
The customs from the 10th to the 18th, we're
three and . halt milhons.
Minor Z. Kellogg, the Amenoan painter, vii
deliver the opening address at the Corooran
Art building.
The Texas election will not occur until No
rember.
Cuban correspondence by The steamer Co
Iumbia, dated Neuvtas. May II. contains the
announcement that the. Republican govern
nent had been fully organized by the insur-
gents in Cuba. Cespedes was elected Presi-
dent, Aquibra Vice. President, and Quesada
Chief Of all the forces. Presi.
dent Cespedes' lnaueur address is Published,
also his farewell address in resigning h's pro-
vis.onal authority.
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v,nsog AND THE HoRKINGMEM.

Boston, May 20.-Wison addressed the
r;cbt Hour League. He held the Intention of
oonggss was that "orkmen should have tuli
nav for eight hours' sork. He favored coop
erstiye associations.
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PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES. az delivered at the
New York Iuseun Of Anatomy, embracing the SUBJ
jects bow to Live and What to Live for Youth,
Maturity and Ulo Age Manhood generally review.
ed the cause OF Indigestion Flatul"nce and Ner-
vous Disc ses accounted for Marriage Philosopht-
cany Considered &c. These Lectures will be for
warded Oh receipt Of four stamps. by addressing :
sEORETARY BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ANATO.
MY, No. IA West Balnmore.street, Baltimore, Md.
ApriI 10 mwf Tyr
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Sprflal aotlfts.

~lHR MEAL EST THE QUICKEST AND
N) EA>r Bay. having repieuished it's Stock with q
neS and large pssortmrnt o material OF the hnest
quality and Styles s prep rod TO execu'o, at
, he shortest aot O. a.d in the best mai uer, JOB
PRIN ING OF every description.
Call and e1smine the scale OF prices before giving
vo,Ir or,lars el. eWhpre.
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Marrito.

sTRBL-FENSrER--n n the eV ming OF the 10Th
instant by the ev. d. sPRRTNRR Rev d hTEEL,
Of Msrion, to Miss Re EUuA FENs Err, Of Charles.
ton S.C
A3- Marion Star p' sse copy.
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BALTIMURE AND CuAKLEsToN
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

x<a> THE STEAMERS OF THIS LINR
NEfSpYD are appointed 10 ss!l on the fellow
LEZ1HlLf$fYS ing days I tr ,LrIMORE dur1n6
S@4zEl the month of MN:
FALCON. Captain AonsEY. My 21st, at o'sleek
Pm.
SEA GCLL, Captain DcIroN. MAJ 25th, at o'c3ock
Pm.
O'Clock a. II.
AT Through Bills La1ing .igned for all elassea Of
Freight t. buSTON. PHILs CEL P6IA. WlLhiH6.
9OS DEL-~ wAsAING1 ON CITY, and the NoRTHS
WEST. -
For Freight or passaee. apply to
COQRTRSAY L TRENHOLM,
May 1S >tu<f3 rpiep whsrves.
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BS-CREDiTuRS'N No rICE.-aLL PER IONS
in 10 ted 10 Mr GEORGE Il. aRC BER are requested
to m Ike pIymsuts- 70 eitaer- Mr.. GEORGE d.
ukubEa, orIo Mr. Il. W GRU9ER, ito be found ut
:, CASTS. C0hwIN'S >TORE, ri >G.SrREET, u during
the MONTH After the firss OF June, all Indebtedness
unpaid will ba placed int the hands Of Magistrate.
order to wind up the affairs speedily possible.
b. GBRDrS Il CO.,
Nav 10 limo Agents for Creditors.
81 VERGNE'S ELECTRO CHEMICAL
BAIBs.-A BRA tCH OF DIR. VERGNL'S tOF NEW
YORK, Electro-@hem,esl Baths is now established
and in daily operation in Meetln0. one door spove
Budson. street. over the Office OF DR.. r T. sCHLEY,
who has private room for the especial accommods-
ton OF those who wish to be treated by the Medi.
Gated Baths. which are celebrated for the cure Of all
diseases produced BY the too liberal OF Mercury
in any OF Its forms; also Rheumatism, acute and
chronic; 4out, Lead Poisoning in any form, Nervous
Affections, Debility, and Chronic Disc asos gener.
ally.
DR.. s. will administer the Baths by instructions
direct from the discoverer, DR.. ", which embrace
many recent and useful hints.
Nav 8 limo
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n e w YUK n ASD Z II a K l. e On
STEAMs HIP LINE.
&c H NE w 70 II K
CABIN PASSA3E SO,

TsE tPLsNrID SIDE-wRKRL
M41E sTtAN.BlP cdt NIPPON. R. W.
LI5tICLAM LOCKWOOD Command,r, Will eail
Ss@ from ,dgpr's >ourh ss"srt on AT
rRpAY the I'd inst. at hali-past o'c.ocR 2. NJ.
precipey
~ An extrs charIe OF s6 ciade for Tickets pur-
Chased on Dolrd after sailing
~ NO Bills oil LadnI signed after the steamer
lea ves.
az Through Bills Lai,ng gwen for Cotton to
Bo.ton and Providence. X l.
aS- Marine 'nsurspce rY this Line per cont.
H5- Tie >team.'s OF thIh i1c Lr. hrst cllss tn
every resuect and their ranes Ir- uI,i' u with all
the delicacles OF tne New York AMI Cnar son MAJ.
kets.
Tor Freight or Passage. apply 10
JANIS AD1rnG -. Agents,
Corner Adrer's Wharf ano hasr Bav tic. ra'rs.l
H1r jhe AASHAriA> follows on SATURDAY. the
29,u Instant, at o'cio!k A. n.
NAY II
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EOh PALATkA.E EI.OH.ph.
VIA SAVANNAH, FFHNANDlNA AND JAChsONs
VILE.

T..
~, THE FIRsT-CASS st EA n B
a. Es5E1H DICTATOR. C-ptaln VIM. 7. MoNEL-
TT vii sail from Charleston ever 1ussday 8ueninq.
at Nine O'Clock, Tor he above points
The nrst.class Steamer OITY PGi>t, Captain GEO.
F. MCMILLAN will all nom Charleston every Fri.
day Roer.,no, si Nine O'Clock, tor ABOVE poiut
Connecting with the Central Railroad at savannah
for Mobile and Ne Orleans, and With the FLORIDA
Railroad at Fernapdins for Cedar Revs. at which
point steepers connect with Sow Orleans Mobile,
Pensacola. Eey West and b. vsna.
Through Bills Lshiog given for Freight to Mobile,
Pensacola and New Orleans.
fonnecr,n9 ,e,th n y. Hort's Hsom'rs Octdudhd
and Gr1tta fr S,lorr Springs and Lake. Griffin, Eus
tts Hdrrti ana Durham.
ALI fregh' r"yaUle un he wharf
Goods not removed al suuse' will be eIcSed ct ria
end expense oil ow! er~.
For Freight or Passage engagement applyto
]. d. AKIN q ~ :, tReuta,
>on't A'lao';c = tRrf.
n. B.-No extra charge for Meas aud s'a.eroons,
November 81
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FOR SAVANNAH-INLANDK ROUTE,
VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD.
THROUGB TICKETS TO FLORIDA
ON AND AFTER MAY 1sT
PASSAG REDU OED.
To Savannah. .S5. To Bea ufOrt... ...4.
THE sIRABBt PILOT BOY. GAP.
S.esS..2aas1aINrTAIN FKNN PBoK vi leave accom-.
modation wharf every MONDAY and THURsDAf AoRA'
ING at o'clock
Returp,nc will leave savannah every 1uRsDAY and
FRIrA1 MORNING at O'Clock.
JOIN FERGUSON.
Anr1l 20 Acromm~ ~ds' on Tnark
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EOR SAVANNAH.
N-A THE STEAM M4R DICTATOR
6uu{asasSS6SCAPrAN W. r. MoNELTY. will sat
from Cha lesion for savannah on SATURDAY Erx-
MING, ats O'Clock.
RETURNING.
VIII leave Savannah tor ChorIeston on su7IAx
AFTERNOON. at O'clock
Aorii % j. d AIKEN CO., Agents.
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Req ULAR LINE FpERY WEDNESDAY,
PASsAG n $40.

HEE ULAH LLNE FVEh1 HEUNEsUd1
PASSAGE n $40.
<-E,z. THE SIDRwHERL STVlNHKR
ME6HY SARAGOSSA, Captain C. XDHR viii
L/1HTLEH3Y~ les;e Q~pdet "orsI't 9osrf, oB WKD-
nIspAI, May %. ,xs9 al O'Clock.
Nav 10 RaV >RJ \ q. aSeutss
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-05
A FeW MaxIms fOr TOung LadIes.

Never make your appearance In the
morning without having first bathed:
If only with sponge and quart OF
water, brushed and arranged your
hair, and dressed yourself neatly and
completely.
Keep your clothing in perfect or
der. Never let pins do duty as but
tons, OF strings take the place ofpfop-
er bands,
Examine every garment when it
comes from the wash, and If necessa-
~, mend it with neatness and precis-
ion. Do not sew up the holes in your
stockings, as we have seen some care
less and untidy girls do; but take in
a broad margin around the hole, be it
small or large, with fine darning-
needle and darDiDg cotton, and cover
the fracture with an interlaced stitch,
so close as to be as strong as the body
of the stocking, and fine enough to be
ornamental.
Stockings mended In this way need
darning but very few times in the
course of their existence.
Never carry coarse embroidered or
laced handkerchiefs. Fine plain
ones are much more lady-like.
Avoid open worked stockings and
very fancy slippers. Fine, plain
white hose and black kid slippers,
with only a strap or TOsette In front
are more becoming.
Train yourself to some useful &C.
cupation. Remember it is wicked to
waste time, and nothing gives such
an impression of vanity and absolute
Stiffness as a habit ofidliDg and never
having any thing to do.
If you are In your fathers house,
take some department of household
labor upon yourself, and part Of the
sewing, and make 1t your business to
attend to it. Do not let a call from
this idle girl, or a visit from that, or
an invitation from the other, interfere
with the performance of your duty.
Let your pleasures come in as the
recreation, not as the real business of
your life.
If you want to marry, do not court
or try to attract the attention of a
gentleman. A little wholesome in
difference, real or assumed, would be
much more likely to accomplish the
object. Consider. moreover, that 1t
is better to be q woman than a wife,
and do not degrade your sex by max
ing your whole existence turn on the
pivot of matrimOny.
If you can, cultivate to perfection
some art which you can gain an indie
pendent livelihood. Do it whether
there is any necessity for it or not. Do
it quietly, ifyou will, but dol it. There
Is no telling when, or under what cir
cumstances, you may need it-Dem-
Orest.
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SILK raising in our country not only
has never reached the importance
then looked for, but IS hardly worth
mentioning as branch of industry,
though the silk worms are still tended
in some localities in Connecticut and
Pennsylvania In California however,
the prospect brightens. The atmos
phere, temperature. alienation Of sea
sons-all climatic conditions are prop
itious, and Chinese labor offers itself
SO cheaply that California can compete
with the world. And the silk already
raised there, both while raw and when
In the fabric, compares favorably with
any other.
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Sow PURPLE TOP TURNIPs.-Every
farmer should SOW some portions
of his ground annually with tur-
nips. If he has no other place .to.sow,
it will do even to SOW among the corn.
But a fourth, a half or a full acre
should be sowed exclusively with tur-
nips, If land properly prepared can be
given up to the crop. 1t is important
to get fresh seed-the growth Of this
year. The price is one dollar pound,
and Wilder & Earnshaw advertise in
the Gazstte that they will sell at this
price aud pay postage besides. One
pound of seed to the acre Is sufficient,
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MANHOOD.

a MEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE and
CURE of PREMATURE DECLINE In MAN. the
Treatment of Nervous and Physical Debil-
ity, &C.
''There Is no npembey. Of society 6l aohops
This book GCiI not be found lSSffItL 40Itetter
such person holds The relation Of parent,
preceDtor, or clergyman. - Medical Times
and Gazette. c
Sent by-mail on receipt of so cents. Adj
dress the author, DIR. e. DE f. CURTIS,
20 + street, Washington, DC. -
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Great Distribution
By the Metropolitan Gift Co.
Cash Gifts TO Amount of $500,000.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.


6 Cash GIFTS, each $4,000
20 5000 "a
so Elegant Rosewood Pianos, each $500 to
70 Elegant Rosewood Melodeons, each SIS,
to Sl0J.
CSC CSC s Sd e Machines, eseh 90. e si75.
40 Cash Gifts, each 81, 600
599 0 d" :" I iS9
Cash ss AZ Prizes c Silver Ware, &C., valued at
A chance TO draw any OF the above Prizes
for . cents. Tickets describing Prizes are
sealed IN Envelopes and well mixed. On
receipt of &c. Sealed Ticket is drawn
without choice and sent by mail to any
address. The prize named upon 1t viii be
delivered to the ticket-nolder on payment
OF one DOlldr. Prizes are immediately
sent to any address by express or return
mail.
You win know what your Prize is before
you pay for it. Ang Prize exchanged for
another Of same C0ilte. No Blanks. Our
patrons can depend on fair dealing.
REFERENCES. We select the following
from many who have lately drawn Valu-
able Prizes and kindly permitted us to
publish them: Andrew !. Burns, Chicago.
$4,000; Miss Clara s. Walker, Baltimore,
Piano, $500; James NJ. Matthews, Detroit,
s5,C00i John 4. Andrews, Savannah, s., 900;
Miss Agnes simmons, Charleston, Piano,
5000. We publish no names without per-
mission.
DIVISIONS OF THE PREss.-"The firm is
reliable. and deserve their success" =
Weekly Tribune, May s. I'VE know
Them to be a fair-dealing firm N Y.
Herald. May Is. ga friend of ours drew a
s59G prize, which was promptly received .
-lDaily News, June 3.
Send for circular. Liberal inducements
to Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. livery
package of sealed envelopes contains ONE
CASH GIFT. Six tickets for 81; ID for 81;
% for So; ITO for sl5. All letters should be
HARPER. WILSON & Co,
l73 Broadway, New York.
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GERMAN BREAD.

Two cups sweet milk, 2 cups sour
milk CT buttermilk, cup molasses, /
teasp0onful soda, with unbolted wheat
meal to make a stiff batter. This can
not be beaten for bread,
Mrs. T.. GRAVES.
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THE
Indian SPRING..


Indian 5pT'im gs
The Proprietor Of Che Indian
Springs, in Martin County, Indiana,
respectfully informs the Public that
his house viii be open FOR visitors
the lst Of June
FEYMEsE SPRINGS ARR SITUATED
- nine miles north Of SHOALS HNha
TON, on the Ohio and Mississippi Rails
region, aDOundlng ln game ana hah, ~
well aa mineral aud botanical specimen
ROCK, q natural curlumfY Or great lntnr.
est, stands near the ROAD ou the way lA
T the Station.
The Mineral Water Is considered by
many persons as the most Wfluanla ~ .lNH
~ the Vest; Whiie huiph9Rl l .ii.--+.. .lt
phur, sulpLO-Chalybch ghal9H eAl0l AhN
/ Fresh Wator-and ln nbnhah nee.
Analysis by Dr. owen OF ono 1I lhe
springs shows tie following lropefilo.
OF Manuo6in, Huiphnte Ma8ne slaf aiiioln-
small quantity g .iilp..p -Aei1 p
/ t'niDRato Lime, Carbonate III Lime ChIu-
/ ride Potassium-amn quantity Alumiun
Fo sf'i lhs snporionty OF tho Water aa a.
curative agent aud delicious summer hnHa
erage, referenee need only 81 made o. The
thOusaud8 VINO have used t. lt BIAS been
found especially cmcaCl0ua IQr uNrunuall
ia al iis fOrmHs Tor Hll Diseases IN Goo
stomach, Bowels, Kidney. hges. Skin
for Dr0pay, Neuralgia. syphilis. kncumna
tisns neroiuint and nu chronic cases. Ha ID
Is an active and cincieut ALlIHhTfFE.
Warm, Cold, and Tepid shower and
Tub Baths Furnished or the
Mineral Water.
The Bowling Alleys and SAIGON nre Iu
charge on Mr. Inuu0dE5 OF kNuulVIIIIn.
Z who Will be pleased o. cater t0 tine TASTES
and enjoyment Of ON hlH ola friends. ana
as many new ones na may irvor hlm WITH
/ their presence
Daily hacks viii convey paweugora ~
/ and from the SPRING, couneetlug win tne
/ trains both ways on lhe ONO ana MlHaII-
alppl Railroad at Shoals HiAi0us HACKS
] win also run between GrNluINf ON luu
! Louisville, New Albany ana lnleaE1 Rails
road, and the aeIimgas
D. H. DUhmUE, Proprietor
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One gallon green tomatoes chopped
fne-4 green peppers-3 onions
handful Of salt sprinkled over them.
Let them stand 6 hours-drain off
the liquor and add 1 tablespoonful of
ground pepper, Of allspice, / of made
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One bushel ripe tomatoes-bo
until soft-squeeze through a sieve,
and add one quart vinegar, half pint
salt, one oz. cloves, one OF. all-splce,
half OF. cayenne pepper, two oz. mus
tard seed, sud toil the WHOLE three
hours.-TK. Lancaster Co., Pa.