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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-07

EPIPHANY. = Yesterday was Epi-
phany, church festival, celebrated
BY the Roman Catholics in commem-
grafton of the appearance OF Christ to
the Magians who came to worship him
and bring him presents. Services
were held in some of the churches.
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FALSE RUMoRs.-Rumors having
prevailed in the city yesterday to the
effect that George Wolfin, Esq, of
Mt. Vernon, was dangerously i'll and
not expected to live but short time,
we telegraphed to that city, and are
glad to announce that the rumors are
wholly untrue, as Mr.. Wolhin was at
tending to business at his mills yes
terday. This will be highly gratifying
intelligence to mis- hosts of friends in
this city.
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CRIMINALS. = Seven persons on
criminal charges were brought into the
Court Room yesterday, each of whom
plead not guilty. A negro, who was
charged with having stolen thirteen
mink skins, plead not guilty in part,
and in part guilty. He said he had
stolen four, but declared he had not
stolen thirteen.
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A LARGE Stock OF SUPERIOR
LIoUoRs.-N. f. Carr & Co., at No. 3
aud 4 South Water Street, have very
large stock of superior Liquors of the
choicest brands, selected with. great
care expressly for this market by Mr..
Carr himself, with special reference to
the wants of this trade, and offered at
very small profits by wholesale to cash
customers. Steamboat bars supplied
on liberal terms. dec10-dtf
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THURsDAY.............-..~JANUARY !, IS
CIT NEW S.

STORE BoATFoR SALE.-In another
column will befound an advertisement
of a store-boat for sale or exchange
for city property A fine bargain may
be obtained if application is made
soon.
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nag Never mind high taxes. Pay
them now and save five per cent. ;
then go to Davidson & Becker's, lou
Main Street. and save 10 or 70 per
cent. more on good warm suit, be-
fore the weather gets too cold.
nov2S- mW&s.
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MITE SOCIETY. - The ladies OF
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
have their usual mite in the parlors
of that Church tonight, to which the
admission is only ten cents. These
social reunions are the most pleasant
affairs that can be imagined. All who
90 receive a cordial welcome.
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snrAn1RnATL INEs.

To LoUTsvILLE.-Every Monday ano
saatnrsiay at 10 o'clock An. Every InesuayJ
wednesday, Thursday, and saturday d.
Q no f1o0 ccAIRo-Daily, except Sunday, at
o'clock p. N. nr.-..so~- end
TO GREEN RIvER.-Every Monoay 49, !,
Er,iav at O'Clock p. M. Every Thursday
at O'Clock p. NJ. 80 xx,,.,,as-
To F,AsTPoRT.-Every Monday W eunSs-
dav and Friday at o'clock p. M.
To HElgDERsoN-Daily. except sundays
TO n AsHvILLK-Every Wednesday ano
70 iWrsxPHIs-Every Tuesday at p. N.
RockportStage (via Newburgh and Boon
Wiley Carving the mali, leaves at a; d.
nm Mondays, Wednesdays ana rrluays :
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Tnursoay'
New. Harmony Mail Stage leaves MOI MOI
davs and Fridays at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
DAYS and Saturdays by p M. -,
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily Se1
cepf iyandays) at A. M. Arrives daily Ne1
eept Sundays) by P. NJ ,... ar,
10 NEWBURG.-HacE daily except sun
Asy rom the Merchants Hotel, at
O'Clock P. NJ.
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PERsoNAB.-Col. Geo. w. German,
of Owensviile, was in the city yester-
day. He visited the river to see
which side the wheels Of the Fanny
Brandies were on. as friend of his
had insisted that the Brandeis was a
side-wheel steamer. lie saw, and was
satisfied.
We had the pleasure Of visit last
night from Mr.. Theodore Curtis, of
Terre Haute, formerly connected
with the extensive grocery house OF
Bement & Co., but now one of the
proprietors of the famous Canal
Mills at Terre Haute.
Mr.. Richmond. who has been play
ing at the Opera House In this city
for a week or two past, gees to New
Harmony in day or two to play 9
short engagement. where he will pro
duce, "Rosalind and /" Nobody's
Child" Mr.. Richmond's playing
here was received with marked ap
plause, and we hope he will find favor
in the eyes of the people of New
Harmony.
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vvVHE MOST SERIOUS DIFFICULTY

- experienced by those who use steam
power is the formation in their bolIeIS OF
wnat is known to engin GERS as SCALE -
or 'INCRUSTATION" "a hard substance
formed out Of the earthly salts contained
in the water, which attaches itself nfinly
to the whole inner surface OF the Douer'
gravated by the lar e quantity OF magne"
STA and lime found in the wafer, Whlcn'
besides forming scales on the ooller, oo-
structs the pipes and occasions the ~ osL
annoying delays in cleaning, as Wen as
actually endangerlng the safety OF the
boiler.
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SuIcIDE.-Dr. T. G. Curtis, prom
inent physician of Terre Haute. on
Tuesday evening swallowed thirty
grains of morphine, and despite the
efforts oftwo of the most skillful ply
sicians of the place, to save his life,
died at midnight.
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ACCIDENT. = Evening before last
while Louis Hinspeter, at the hub
shop, corner of Main and Ninth
Streets, was turning hub, it burst,
and one piece struck him in the head,
cutting it quite severely. He was
felled on a pile of timber, and from
that received other injuries very pain
full. DR.. Thompson is attending him.
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gar Geo. s. Sonntag & Co. can be
found at the old Lowenthal store,
corner of First and Main Street,,
where they expect to supply their
customers with goods in their line.
da0d tf
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MEDIcAL.-At the annual meeting
of the Evansville Medical Society,
held last evening, the following
named officers were elected: DR.. j j (.
Pennington, President; DIR. H. T.
Segler, Vice President; DR.. G. B.
Walker, Secretary and Treasurer ;
DR.. T. B. johnson. DR.. FL. M. Harvey
and DIR. S. G. Van Nuys, Censors.
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REV Err N e w o


The only additional arrivals and depart
r,res mn to midniQh t last were the Morning
star. Louisville aud return; Armada, to
Cairo; LewelIin, to Eastport; amy Bran
deis, to Nashville; the Packets, to Henoer-
son: Sam. Orr, from Eastport.. -.....'.'Tne
Morning star had the biggest packet trip
of the season, of both freight and passen-
gers. She had 800 barrels OF salt ana q
large amount of miscellaneous freight, ana
her cabin was literally full of people,.
The packets leaving yesterday had very
fair. though not full trips.-...--..The Sam.
Orr had q moderate trip in.........fhe Lou
tsiana was detained at Louisville a day
but will positively be down early to-day.
she has splendid passenger accommoda-
tions, and pleasant and obliging officers
The great Indiana will be here on
Frtday-don't forget it...-....-....Fhe Cairo
packets are doing such a heavy w0y bust
nesa at present that they do not arrive as
early as heretofore. The Quickstsp hsd
not arrived at midnight.
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Evansville Business College.

AWAWH WIG M&MMSAMGSS NOMAfkGO
RENO VAL.
a FTER SEARCHING THIS CITY
~ thoroughly for new quarters adapt
to our necessities, we nave selected ORES
CENT CITY HALL, corner Main and
Third Streets, as peculiarl' adapted 10 our
use. The superb apartments now occupied
IN this building, with entrance on Third
Street, are III equaled In all the essentials
of locality, space, hight, ventilation and
This Institution. established In 1850 as
" Evansville Comm erctal College," is now
the Oldest most pop1lsT sn sd exsenSiS oS
young men and boys in Commercial
Branches.
The plan OF instruction in all depart
ments Is peculiar to the institution, and is
the result OF many years experience and
development, and is the place TO obtain q
thorough Business Education. A regular
course OF ructions, and an IMPROVE ED
SYSTEM of ACTUAL BUSINESS TRAIN
INO, selected from the best Business
PENMANSHiP, COMMERCIAL ARITH-
METIC. CORRESPONDENTS. &C thor
oughIy taught, and success guaranteed.
The BUSINESS COLLEGE stands unri-
vafed in It's efficiency, and Is the most
notable example In the country OF the fea-
stbiIity of hitting young men for the higher
/ financial positions, through a course OF
experimental training in the details Of
/ busiD ess. IT is impossible here to fully
/ desc ribe the beauty of the system oil
PRACTICE, which mas grown up by de-
/ gIees in the institution.
/ A visit to this wonderful beehive oil
/ business never fails TO impress the be.
holder with its important practical char.
i acter aud its utter feasibility as a pre-
| paratory school for business.
| Parents and guardians will hnd nowhere
1 else in the country q school where theil
| children and wards Will receive such indt
| vtdual recognition, and where SO much II
| done to advance each pupil In Whatever
| IA deemed most essential TO their symmet
| rical advancement.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited z
visit oor rooms any hour during the day
| or evening.
! For information regarding terms, circu
| lars specimens of penmanship, &C., ad
| dress WELLS IL KLkNER,
ta7 dim Principals and Proprietors.
IN ORDER TO CLOSE OUT OUT
WINTER STOCK OF
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~We will open this morning new
TasseI Fringes, Trimmings, Zephyr
Worsted, Guipure Edgings,. Hand
kerchiefs, Embroidery, Plaid Hos
iery. and fancy articles too numerous
to mention, at Coolidge's New York
Store. de15 tu&th
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Removes all this difficulty, sending the
water into the boiler free from any seoi-
ment whatever, and pure as II Ostlileu.
All who use what are known as Inc " drive
wells" for their supply of water cannot
afford to do without this Heater. ~ Will
save them much money in the purchase OF
fuel, to say nothing of the annoyance ana
delay in cleansing boilers. The Heater Is
one has been in operation at Igleheart's
FIGURING Mill for many months, ana gwen
entire satisfaction. Another IS IN opera
ton in heilman's Foundry ana the CoICon
Mil adjoining. ~,
orders Tor StillwelPs Heater Will receive
prompt attention IL left with
WILLIAM HEILMAN, Agent.
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CONCERT AND TABLEAUx. : The
colored people of this city had a
grand concert and tableaux at the
colored Methodist Church. last night,
which. we are told by persons who
were present, was very Interesting
and creditablc entertainment. The
concert was given for the benefit of
the pastor of the church, and will be
repeated TO night.
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p@ Just received another invoice
of those American black rep silks,
aud Irish Poplins, at Coofidge's New
York Store. deI3 tu&th
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STRAY NOTECE.-Taken uD BY JED
80 ward s. Schoheld, living in knight
1894 a Black Cow, marked with crop and
fork IN the left ear, and slit and half crop
in the ght ear, and about ten years old
and appraised before me, this Both Day OF
Decemb Der, 1868, at Fifteen Dollars, by j. u.
PhaI and George Bennett December 20,
1868.
The above is a true copy, taken from my
docket this 3lst day of December, ls6S.
fan4 IL VIM. r.. YANN, Justice.
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DIR. Rnrt0n,s Tobacco AntIdOtE


NVARnASrED TO REMOVE ALL DEsRE FoR TonAccX s
me Hood invgorates the system Possesses great iils
nr All strenRt hening power, ~ an excellent ttc ana
anneAr enables the stomach 70 digest tho flepiiies1
food mikes sleep refreshinE, and csiahbtHs robust
heaiih NC1aoters aud chei0ers for ei1B vttls cured
Price FfN cents per box An interesting Yehse en- ne
Injurious eects Of tobacco, with lists OF fnona rel
erences etc NsEsT FREE. Agents wantS- Adpies
DR.. 7. r. ABBOTT, JeBey CITY y. y
TE&TINGOnTI1 AkE5-
PosrxAsrEa's AEsTIHoNg.-I Revived a hog 81 Bur
eGceaol cure. s. GNTsHAL, Conn9ton Hariison Co. ..
FaoN rug U. s. TRSssURY SqffetarD's C6ice--Il'aae
send a supply OF the AASTlDoSEI TIE oge T7iytfg H's
done fts foOrk SURELY 4 - =
FEoM EEw HAHrsu1aA sf1TE -,ie, zen 2.
OF influence here having bcRh curea n IVA ~ s.f
tobacco by using DR.. Bgrto/ An9ao'c' We -1
P' 10 JosEPH Naro W6rdei\gf ~ H. State Frson
R..rv,,s rgsrr1ralY do Burion's Aniiaoie ioi
r., 4 "a. bAs ~. lhsJS IA an cIafakf for ~
VI N1Ss ~ Nat Bank New Albany lnu' +
A ctrpevra s's 1asrIdosY.- -Osk1.oN o. AAfipoIA
.,ras nv orother And myself II FAfiX -
e0 rev L. IT. sTIoGMAKER. Kelley \ station ~.
E,o,s THE R6LIcE HKADauARTEHs, LrAE, NATL
6ays camel fgtyfg-GSe I9ssts Of e.h IN ~ HonD y
nsa aae6ved WV. l.. " III JR-
FRoN fHR SoUTHEEE HOEE JouhAAL- b4iEinpahf
MD-OL box Of Buron's Auiidnie TcaorNt diNoefte
6Or thekgeed from take pleasure ~ teefihl
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. y
rT,,a1egn0rk x COpsg30hfeH.l
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BgA beautiful hand is made more
beautiful when it is covered with
Harris seamless Kid Gloves; blues,
puppies and black, stitched with
white. just received at Coolidge's
New York Store. de15 tu&th
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R~ Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDwELL & Co.'s Drug Store, cor
ner OF Third and Main. Finest stock
in the city. Perfumeries of all kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but the best kept. Loc26 diff
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madam MInes-Coal Down.

Best lump coal is to-day put at l25
cents per bushel. Send orders to No.
2 Main Street. near Water.
JOHN INeLE, JR.. & Son,
5-3t Proprieters.
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For SALE-For city orders or bonds
"A new dwelling house. with twelve
rooms, at less than cost.
ian1 d3t7 WILLARD CARPENTER.
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5 bbls Krout.
3 Sweet Cider.
Is Buckwheat Flour.
5 Elegant Syrup.
100 Eastern Apples.
Is cases Yarmouth Sugar Corn.
Parsons, SCovILLE 4 MoFFETT.
dec29
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C.1NcTNCATr. January 6-Noon.--River Is
rising. The weather Is clear. Thermom-
eter at 499.
PITTSBURGH, January 6.-Weather mild.
Monongahela IL feet Inches, and falling.
BUSINESS on the wharf is quiet. No arr
walls nor departures except the packets.
CAIRO, January .6.--Arrivals and depart
ures-strader, Louisville to New Orleans,
9PM: Shreve, st Louis to Vlcksburg, 10
PM; Quickstep, Evansville packet, 10 P M
Turner, Memphis to st. Louis, IL n Moi
lie Able. New Orleans TO Cairo, AM
huntsville, st. Louis to emphis, AN.
Richmond, Louisville to New Orleans
AN; Kilgour, New Orleans to Louisville
A NJ: Bee, for Louisville, 9 An; Noun
tatneer St. Louis to Memphis, 10 Al.
TaIisman, Cairo tc Nashville, moons Cum
berland Evansville packet, o Pm. RiVel
rose 10 inches Weather clear and mild.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 6.-The river is falling
with is feet on Harpeth Shoals. .fhe Ella
Hughes, from the Upper cumberland, ar
rived; Alpha departed for Evansville.
MEMPHIS. Jan. 6.-River rose Is inches.
! ArrIved-Sam. ]. Hale, Cincinnati. De
parted Luminary. st, Louis; Norman
| Evansville; Emma No. and Magenta
| New Orleans.
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EgsR 1RTTrrr.

Won EEEH'g = BA sEMENT The base-
- ment % toe cum berlaud PresbV teflau
streets, This would be "a VERY Desirable
pace Tor teaching 1fltatc on DrnDtug and
1'0tntin0. Also, good room for an once.
inquire OF ALNAH JOE BISON,
au@V gu Real Estate AGENT.
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Dg New Millinery Goods for holt
day trade, just received at HUGHES
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mond, on charge of drunkenness, APP
peared before the Recorder yesterday,
and, in fine and costs, was taxed at
SO %, which he secured.
Kate Sullivan, for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct, was taxed, in fine
and costs, $40 %. The landlady "
vouched for the payment of the
spols," and Kate was allowed her
freedom once more.
Fred. Heidler and John Zipich, the
boys who stoned house in Lamasco,
were each fined So IS.
Late in the evening LATE Woodson,
a very black son Of Africa, was intro
duced to His Honor on charge of as
sault and battery on Jane Messer, a
negro woman. who has frequently
been in the Police Court before. She
said he went to her house, and she
didn't want him to come in, and. held
the door against him. He managed
however, to get the door sufficiently
open to strike her on the forehead
or nose with some missile, which re-
sembled bone. leaving conspicuous
wound. LATE had put in a plea Of
guilty of assault and battery before
Jane arrived to testify. and the Re
corder fixed his fine at 81, with S. Of
Sc costs, and after hearing her story
expressed his regrets that he had mo-
made the fine much larger. LATE no
having the stamps, went back of thu
engine house to ruminate.
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Tsrre Hauts and Indianapolis
rpnM rERRE HAuTE.

The change on the Ohio and Misslssl pp ~,
7aiIroad taxes place on Monday, DeceIn.
l,aT 7th- after which we Will correct VI
time table of that Road.
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A SINGULAR Casa lady of this
city. a year or two ago. had the mis-
fortune to step upon needle, which
penetrated her foot SO deeply that she
was unable to extract it. For time
she experienced no trouble from it,
but after a time she began to feel
sensation of pain in her limb, which
she feared was symptoms of rheuma-
tism. The sensation continued to
ascend the limb until it reached her
knee, when it became quite painful
for time, and then seemed to ascend
higher, but causing less pain. A few
days ago, while lifting clothes boil
er, she pressed the side of her thigh
against the boiler, when she eX-
perienced such acute pain that she
almost let fall the boiler. Upon ex-
animation she discovered on her thigh
an eruption of the cuticle, similar tc
ring-worm, and upon pressing the
spot with her hands the point OF
needle protruded, which her daughter
seized with a pair of tweezers, and
with sudden jerk, drew an entire
needle from her mothers thigh. W.
have frequently read of similar cases
but were always somewhat incredu
lous on the subject. These facts wer'
related to us by the husband of thu
lady, and knowing him to be an hon
est and truthful man, we have n
doubt of the truth of the story.
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CFrom me Boston Jounal)

BOSTON,, January cd lt.a-
PoLArD's WHITE PIc1E CoMP0uNp.-- hilaz
having given 10 "a thooush trla5 we c's
confidently recommend Eolonn& nile
I'tle Compound ns very FaluADl9 "ft5.t5
for the cure OF Coughs, Colds am. Fut-
monte Complaints geuehlly. ln severe
cases we have known 10 90 give pIonfh
relief when all other remedleB which haA
been tried had failed. TO ls Mu htIitla
which, in climate 80 promoiiye ol s14-
ENGLAND. ought 10 be lm every lamNt8
and we are sure that those who once oi@
tain 10, and give 10 g fair trial. Wlh MOB
thereafter be willing 10 be without DO
A VALUABLE MEDICINE -- Dr. R1iqutH
WHITE Pine Compound, HnNefbaeA ih .'.tA
columns, is a success ui altempL I. CT
bine and apply the medicinal FlItu. =
the White Pine bark. lt has been l-9f-
oughiv tested by people Ah Luia cfll Hi4
,dein1ry and the proprietor mas tt-.i't =.
malls 10 its value from persons wen l.ha.1
To our citizens We recommend p. I.-.t
III ail those cases o. disease % which M la
adaDfed IL rs for sale hY HlH Our 0FHs ialsr
~. Y. Independents
The Whtte Pine CoHp9ifnd iH now sold Ia
every part OF the United statea ana hll#-
ism Provinces.
Prepared 90 the
NEW ENGLAND mDWANnC D&rHas
BosToN, Mass
q. DAMON q CO., Proprietor
CLOUD s. AKIN,
Wholesale Agsan.
For sale at retail by OH druggiat
mch7 08dlf.
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Law CARDS.
w. P. HARGRAVE,

ATTORNEY at Law.
once on Third Street, in Washington
House Block.
VIII practice various courts o 1
the Circuit. Prompt attention to ONCE
business (dec4 dam
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....uu, - 4szssa : IN
RoAT BUILprNa AT EvANsYTLLE.- :

Boar BUILDING AT EVANSVILLE
ANY one having had doubt as to the
eligibility of Evansville for the loca-
ton of ship yard, needs only exam
inc the new steamer Clara Scott, to be
convinced that no locality on the
Ohio River is better adapted for this
purpose, and that our mechanics July
understand their business. 1t men
with capital sufficient, would come
here and establish a frst-class ship
ward. with marine ways and large dry
docks attached, we believe it would
prove one of the best paying invest
ments they could make. An mex
haustable supply Of the best timber
can be readily obtained from Green
River at very small expense, and the
cheapness of rents and living In the
suburbs of the city would add to the
profits of the enterprise. The great
depth of water just below the mouth
of Pigeon Creek renders it very thor
oughly adapted to the purpose o.
launching steamboats,. A larger dr.
dock is greatly needed here, one capa
bic of taking in any boat, as it woult
naturally attract business and affort
employment to an increased numbe
of men. We hope to see this wan
supplied during the coming season.
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EH.&N.R r.. Northern Division
TRAINS GOING SOUTH
ua.5orson daily Sundays

Leave Henderson daily AounU@J On ~
excepted,l -''--.' ~ ! r.
A --swo at TIanSCTn. .AO s4O An
GOING NORTH.
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Wand's Eureka Tonic Bitters

An RE INVALUABLE, AND WILL
~ cure all who suffer from BILIOUS ana
Liver Complaints, Indigestion, Glddlness
and Dizziness For habitual COstlTeness,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Coughs Com
sumption In It's frst stages. Dyspepsia IN
ali stages, and as general ia nlly MepI-
cine &c Is truly wonderful an us enecls'
Mid in its course, 1t creates appetite pro-
notes d digestion, and strengthens The Wnolh
nervous 81 stem. Ali things In nature re-
ouire attention; then how much greater
care should be taken with the human con-
stitution. Wand's Eureka Tonic BltIeH
will build up, strengthen ana preserve ihe
constitution of all who use IL. IL WI also
build up the wasted powers, purines the
blood expels all vitiated nulos, ana mar,
| monies and gives renewed Vlgor ana
/ health 10 the entire human system. AS
ali SICK ness comes on by an Impure state
! OF the blood and torpid state OF the liver,
1 then you should use Wand's EUREKA Ionlc
i BitUers, which Will certainly cure You.
/ Then why do you suffer, when the greatesh
1 cure IN the history NJ any known Inedlclns
/ can be procured from ahy drugglsJE lhthe
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the only liquor entirely free from tusel OIL
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