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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03

would find it the best of all aids in teach
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cember number is before Us, and has
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"Fathcr Hyacinthc, and the throes OF
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1.-The Spiritual Muse by Rev. Geo
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03

We have received the Manual OF the
LEGISLATURE of Vermont, for the year
1869, which was printed at the journal
Book and Job Printing Establishment AT
Montpelier. 1t is neatly printed and a
book that every business man should
have
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03

Tile Story Of a Btd Boy, issued durin"
the past year in Our Young Folks, is
concluded, and ha, assumed book form,
profuSely illustrated, which will be wei
come to all, and especially to those who
have heard Of Tom, but have failed to
make his acquaintance during the year.
1t is one of the most natural, life-hkc
stories that we have ever seen, and this
very truthfulncsS to nature. Is what @ive~
it so much interest The chad boy
does not prove to be so bad boy after
all, but one who, notwithstanding all his
shortcomings and mishapS, has found a
place in the hearts of many readers.
The sane publishers also announce
that the "WiIliam Henry Letters: by
Mrs. \. NJ. Diaz, will he issued in Il
book form early in December. This Is
a book that all the boys will want to
possess, and older people too have been,
and will again be made merry by The
perusal of these letters There will b,
new things in the book. which have not
been before published, including Il de-
scription of the Two BetScvs' " party.
and a very original preface. Prize,
Sl.50. These books. and many other
:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03

"TuE SCHOOL FESTIVAL. - This
beautiful little original Magazine is now
ready. 1t is devoted entirely to school
exhibitions, rccitations, dialogues, tab
Ieaux. charades, etc, and is destined to
havea great popularity. 1t is the only
MAGAZINE of the kind we know OF, has
been greatly needed, and meets the want
1t is full of good things for the 'arge as
well AS the smaller children-all original,
and all first cla-S 1t is published quar-
terIy. by Alfred l.. Sawell x Co., and
the publishers of that popular juvenile
magazine, The Little Corporal, Chicago,
ILL.,, and costs fifty cents year.
We have received copy of the thlr-
teenth annual report of the Vermont
Board of Education, printed at the Free
man office, Montpelier. 1t is well exc
cut,d and contains valuable information
and sensible suggestions from the Secrc-
tarv of the Board. 1t has also reports
of Superintendents of many OF the towns,
and Schoo laws passed in 1868.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-25
Accidents

The sad results of the boiler explo-
sion on Tuesday should be conclusive
evidence for every man in favor of an
Accident Insurance Policy. A feel
ing Of security is no guaranty, or a
reason for delaying to procure a
policy in the s. TraUelers'," the oldest
and best accident Insurance. company
In the United States. Hundreds of
thousands of. dollars have been paid
by this company to the families of
those who have met with fatal acct
dents, and to those who have been
disabled for time from their bust
ness. Call and get explanations, and
a policy in the IFaoelerS', of Hartford.
j. N. KNOX, Agent,
At the Office of the Evansville In
suranee Co., corner First and Main.
feb25-3t. 54i ll...ffs 90 hH.. -1.-t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-25

To BE REBUILT.-We are gratifed
Hto1earn that Messrs. Philip Decker &
Sons. not discouraged by their recent
heavy, loss, by the burning of their
soap factory, will commence at once
to rebuild. Evansville does not con
tain a more worthy citizen than Philip
Decker, and all good citizens depri-
cate his heavy loss, and will rejoice to
see him start up again. His manu-
facture of fine soaps was hardly ex-
celled in the West, and we hope when
he commences business again that the
merchants of Evansville viii give the
preference to Evansville manufactures
over imported articles of equal or less
merit.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-25
LOOK Out for Bargains IN Real Estate.

John !. Whitehead, Executor Of
IT. +. Hornby, win sen at auction. at
the Court House, to day at 2 o'clock,
a House and Lot, on. Walnut Street,
between Eighth and Ninth Also,
168 by IA feet, corner of First and
Leet Streets. In six Lots. Also, near
300 acres of Gland, yinelading TIVE
farms in Blue Grass: Terms, One-ffth
cash; balance in equal annual in
stall ments.
Few such Opportunities for obtains
ing bargains occur Enterprising
men who have an eye to bargains
will do well to take heed. fe25
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A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS John B.

A CURIosITY.-Captain John B.
Hall, of the Norman. presented us.
yesterday, with a curiosity, gathered
fFomAthe swamps along the Missis-
sippi, between Cairo and Memphis.
1t is the ball and seed of a plant that
grows in the swamps along the river.
The plant has a long, broad leaf lying
on the water, and the stock rising
above the water bears a ball or disk
like that of a sunfiower, from two to
four inches in diameter. When green,
the plant bears a. flower Of purple
pistils, and when ripe. produces nut
similar to an acorn, and the stalk
bending over these. seeds three
eighths of an inch in diameter, and
three-fourths of an inch long, hang
pendant from the ball or disk, like
black bees from the cells of honey
comb. The nut is exceedingly hard
shelied, and can scarcely be broken
between the teeth. The nut is eaten
by hogs, which grow fat on them.
They taste somewhat like an acorn or
ehinkepin,g but. are sweeter This
curious plant or nut is called Wan
kepin. a'ao
i
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-25

GERB.AEEOH "a zyounz girl wi Il
see -. place fer. sewing or hOusewOrl.
quire at MRS. ; 1ITH'S, near st. j
aGo Church, Third Street = = KHa FsBFb 4
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HEBREW BALL.-The Ball given
at National Hall, last night, by our
Hebrew citizens, was one of the most
elegant and recherche of the season.
The attendance vas very large. The
music by the German Band was
highly inspiring. The supper, by
Heineman and Seliz, was bounteous
and delicious. The ladies were dress
ed in elegant and tasteful costumes.
The gentlemen were gallant, and
everything passed off in the most
pleasant manner. ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-25

It IS said that Mrs. Orouel had been
engaged q for several days removing
her household goods from the build
ing, and it IS probable that she has
saved most Of. them. The singular
origin'of tire FIRE, apacertain incidents
attendiog aud preceding, will prob
ably lead TO- rigid Investigation of
4 tIe MIA "a a. rl&t Ehni 4-inF Ft- sapas
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-25

,aAOFF TO PADUcAH.-The departure
of the famous Crescent City Silver
Band for -Padacah, yesterday. at
tr&cted a large eoneourse of people to
Water Street. Before the hour. of
departure the band played several of
their choicest pieces in their inimita
bic style When the boat finally cast
off her moorings. and rounding to
above the wharf, ran down close to
the 6shore in gallant style. the band
struck up lively air, which was con-
tinued until the sweet strains died
away 10 the distance, the people on
the bank, in the meantime, waving
theiry handkerchiefs, and being an
swersd by the passengers and officers
on, the boat. The Crescent's will
create a sensation in Paducah, if we
mistake not.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-25
Riyer Dispatchcs. =

LOUISVILLE, February "A. - Weather
clear and cool. River falling, with 8 feet
inches IN the canal. 81 oI
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Nor DROWNED OR INJURED. =
James Sweeny, who was reported
missing after the explosion of the
boiler in Cavendcr's saw mill on
Tuesday, turns up all right. He had
left the mill but few moments before
the explosion. and returned to the
Fanny Brandeis, on which boat he is
engaged as carpenter. His having
been seen In the mill Immediately
before and not being seen there after
wards, gave rise to the runlor that he
had been blown into the river. Mr..
Sweeny is highly gratifed that the
rumors were unfounded.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-25

No BUSINESS. Recorder had
no business yesterday except to issue
two warrants against owners of dogs,
which we're running at large in the
city without license. Neither had
been returned when Judge Willard,
who has again assumed the septre,
retired.
The Recorder is in quite delicate
health, but is improving.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-25

CoNDITIoN OF Mr.. LAVENDER. =
There was no visible change in-the
condition of Mr.. A. j. Lavender yes
terday. His case is critical. Being un-
der the influence of opiates, it is diff
cult to judge of his symptoms. There
is a bare possibility of his recovery.
He is receiving every attention that
science and humanity can dictate.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-25
Masonic.

& The members of Evansville
NIX Lodge No. Ga, e. Am, are
hereby notified to meet at theirLodge.
Room at 1 O'clock P. NJ, to-day, to
escort the remains of Brother Z. u.
O'Riley to the Cemetery Members
of Reed Lodge and all other MasQns
In good standingareinVited to attend.
feb25-1t a j :. COLBURN, See'y.
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THANKs.-The body Of the son of
James NJ Warren, Esq, was attended
to the Cairo packet. on Tuesday af-l
ternooB. by number Of sympathizipg
friends, Mr., Warren desires us to
express his heartfelt thanks to those
of our citizens who have been 50 at
tentive to his family in their season
Of affection. -. # t e.5a ssA
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10 PRESBYTERIAN SoCIABLE. = The
ladies ofthe Vine Street Presbyterian
Church hold their usual seeiable
tonight, at the residence ef1Wm. E.
French, Esq, on Locust Street. A
cordial invitation is extended to!
the friends Of the congregation!
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-25

y ETSsrEs 4 ElssS-Patent 4.etter FILES
III A at JOurnaI Once ffe25
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AYOTss HsApEsEs -1Ae fihtst quality Of
l% note paper, in quarter-reafn pacs-s
ages, at the journal Office. iel-1tis
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Knigbts TempIar, Attention!

1At11s II TT m 80 = - --0-
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear at the Asylum of La. Walette
Commandery, this day. at o'clock P.
NJ, for the purpose of escerting the
remains of Sir knight p. G.. O'Riley'
to the Cemetery. ssfs4.a1sa ~ 3
- -.Ea GEO. I'll. FIsH, II. q. -
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Nor YET TAKEN = The Perry
Township war remains it stat4 gao.
The Belligerants had not been CAP
tured up. to yesterday afternoon. AS
We preFieusly stated, it is only ques-
too of tine, as the officer on the
tracks, sure psbring them ultimate-
~, dead or alive, if they do not leave
the country for good : lsist Is 5so,sl
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PERSONAL. = John III. O'Boyle,
Esq, one of the solid men of Terre
Haute, is in the city. Charley
Churchill, of Cincinnati, is also in
the city. @@AAA
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PRAYER FOR COLLEGEs.-In ac-
cordance with q, long established
custom Of the Churches, the congrss.
cations Of the ,Yiae and Walnut
Street Presbyterian Churches will
hold a meeting this forenoon at ten
'6el5cks3 70 unftei in prayer for the
colleges and institutions of education
of the land, and for the conversion of
the youth who, are spersueing their
studies in ithemg This Is, IN many
parts. Of the country, a season of much
interest samong ,Ghristiabs, and has
been followed BY earnest ereviYals of
religio q. IN the colleges sfaj o.
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feb2N-d1M

kG~ Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDwELL & Co.'S Drug Store, corr
rner of Third and MaiD. finest stock
in the city. Perfuineries 6fal Kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. Monet
but the best kept. [oe26 diff ~
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The renlains of P. G. o'RiIey and those
OF his son Robert E.. will be taken for
final interment to the family burying
around, at Oak Hill Cemetery, from their
late residence on Water Street, this after
noon at 2 o'clock. The friends of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-25

We have reduced the price of salt
to two dollars and ffty-fve cents per
barrel. for small or go lbs. barrels,
and forty-fve cents per bushel or
three dollars and fifteen cents per bar
rel for large or { bushel barrels.
BAIRD q START,
Agents Ohio River Salt 20.
i, RuFFYEg,s JRs &9o..
Agents Kanawha Salt Go.
fah2A-d1W
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
INKS.

Carriers celebrated Combined Whiting
and Copying Ink-the best in the market.
In quarts. pints, halfpints, and school
packages. nn-
ArnOld's celebrated Writing FIuid. In
pint and quart bottles.
Buffers Writing Fluid. In pints and
quarts. { -fa
Carmine Inks. Best quality. ou
Blue, Yellow, and other Inks manufac-
tured TO order.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-25

STILL ON THE SICK LIsT.-Justioes
Walker and Emery are still on the
sick list, and the prospect Of their
early recovery is not fattering.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-25

For RENT.2A I deshaBlo dwelling
house, containing ten rooms, large
yard, pleaty fruit an1 sbrnbbery, on
Sixth Street, between, Main add Syea-
more. Possession given 10th inst.
Enquire of KELLERr& WHITE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-25

q. Roos6port stage tvIa n lew urgh and Boon
. viue,l Carrying the mail, leaves .atl A.: NJ,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, ThprsdagS
-4i New HARMONY hIatl stage leaves Mon
DAYS and Fridays att A. III. Arrives Tues
& sa,s5ys snu saturdays by4 p. N. AAFsN
3 Gft. Vernon Mail stage leaves daily sex
cept sundays at A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
70 n EvgBUfG.--fIaex daily Except san
aay,) from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'CLOCK p. N. - - 60 -sSti 20 -
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PLAINLY ANsWERED.- I'VE endeay4
a6r TO give asfalI a aa reliable report of
The Coun ell proceedings The Goasrie,.
taxes exsldsaptioons g 20 20 our report of
Monday nights session, az follows: s.
ThecJ JOURNAL Of yesterday morning
says that Counci Ina d lSteele's mo ton,
on Monday night, requiring the Mayor
to- present a Feport in reference to
the. outstanding bonds and financial
matters of the city, at the next regu-
lar meeting of the Council, was lest
By, a strict party ,vofea There is not a
shadow of truthu in the statement.
The motTon was amended by RsIfz.
to postpone the report until the first
meeting or the new Board, that being
the time esta blished by precedent,
and was takens as amended, by unani-
NOUS eonse Rt.oE cu geWA .vsh
Oar report was that Reitz's amend
men was adopted by ayes 6; noes 3.
a stfietparty vote, 2D-I In order to con-
firm the. correctness of our statement,
We. made inquiry Of the. CITY CLERK,
whose official duty it is to know the
facts, and received the following an
4 f4gEM[ DO WalEfUsa 81 &A4tW @HAf8r ief
SWersN isis vftfH1n@ugnfu go Essu1 stt q
Col. y, W. JFbste..: y. -,.., i5.i4i t.
l & There was a vote1taken ON Council
man 4Seilz's.i amendmerit to Mr..
| Steele i r4se luton. as follows: Ayes
5BlemkerS JGnesl ;Stoektfeth, Sehriber,
Reitz. and Mesker-6.L Noes=Steele,
| ! "a. IL MIC kIiFF City derk.
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ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATIoN. -
The Odd Fellows of this city are
making extensive preparations for a
grand celebration of the anniversary
cd Tie inaroduotienzof Odd Fellowship
into. America, on the 10Th of April
next and the affair promises to be
oneaoE. the amOst grand and imposing
spectaoIes of the kind ever witnessed
in this Of the State. 81 General. j.
NJ sShackelfefd has been selected to
deliver the Grafton on. that occasion.
An I'd f1foa1i -l-l-I IL - Il ------l4- 4 .1gzssi
~ A IFARsaE, iFAAIILiYa-- There are
J tNentgat4Os prisoEers confined in the
henderson, County, Kentucky, Jail,
al eAhrkedhiwithE larceny. The Cir.
cult Court meets on next Monday,
when there will be doubtless a gem
eral cleaning out.
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FLOUR.-The best brand of choice
family. -four : sold IA the city, the
Cynthiana Mills, also, rye flour for
sale by ii. DfAllis d Co., First st.
second door below Woe.
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"a Hiram Nelson will sell at his
Auction Rooms on Locust Street, a
lot of dry goods from a bankrupt's
stock: The goods are mostly ladies
goods. ,teb241 1T
EVANSVILLE, IND, Feb. 23d, '69.
Messrs. Bennett 4 Decker, agents
Of the Enterprises Insurance Conn
pany, of Cincinnati, Ohio, have, this
day, paid me six hundred dollars.
$500, the full amount of my policy
in said Company, for furniture de-
stroyed by the burning of Turner
Hall, on the 9th inst. Iwould recon
mend all pers ons IN want of reliable
insurance, with prompt payment in
case of loss, to call on Messrs. Ben;
nett e. Decker, General Insurance
Agents, aud get a policy i'm the En-
terprise Insurance Company.
feb24 st LOUIS KGHLER.
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Is IT SOPHIE 0ouSisr say.

= Is n sO9-Ihe Courier says that
the Mayor is not informed about Mr..
Weiborn's efforts in The Legislature
to procure the passage of an act to-
s Iegalize the assessments lin citi s in
1868. Is the latter gentleman labor
f1s for the benefit OF some other city?
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srEAMR0AT LINRs.

10 ElVefy n UIlt-aty taLIE
Saturday at 10 O'Clock AM. Every Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday, and saturday a.
o'clock P. Msa1EfzaH AEf. ~ al ~
TO CAIRo-Daily, except Sundays at
fns O'clock 2. n .sL.z Fl = =. "a g ~ u -el
To GREEN RIvE1S.-EveEy Monday and
4 Friday at5 O'Clock p. n. Every Thursday
81 at O'Clock p. NJ f8.sE ~ - @H8b
To SsASTPORT.--Es Every Monday, w ednes-
day aud Friday at o'clock p. NJ. ~ =
To HE-SDERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
70 SssHVII.I.R-F,very5 wednesday and
= " Saturday at pm. sfttAl tAA ~ tft"
10 AIss1PHIs-E Every Tuesday at 4iP. NJ.
. i = e
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ATTEiPT TO CsM,5fr srrc,n

ATTEslPT TO COMMIT SUIoIDE.-A
German named Sehmitt. who is in the
Henderson jail awaiting. a charge of
stealing a coat and a hat, attemptsd
to commit suicide, OnTuusessdiayy nisbtli
by tearing up his blanket, II rmi ne a
rope with which he hung Kimsele.
gHewss diseoveredinti time to be saved ave /
by the tailor. ssi 9 aaeea 1913 q q
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Tsrre Hauts and IndianaEGliS.
.ss ~ "a III y Il .ui
FROM TERRE HAUTE "a
Ohio and mississippi Railroad.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT JUNCTION.

Going West.......... ..4 ~ Al ~,
"a % '%3k . ~ p, NJ
Going EaSt........... ..-..d w r. NJ
- 81 20 Z. M.
Fl. rr@.at-.@ E+ags a.ef aasrasa talNae
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Hotel for REM.

FEVHHE n EEW HOTEL. mw rsruHs ,,,,,.,,er
IL " Court and MARKET Etresfe ~, %
ducau, Kentucky ~ FOR re,ff me- F-,fi.7
ing contains htrty rooms ali tt-a1i II ,iisi,s,I
aud entirely new. Also foUIr ,5fr,rar51,fg,5
IN the same pnllQ ng for rent. This house
ls very des!fhplY located, in one OF the
most hourishing cities on the OHIO. For
turiher 9pari4ouiars apply 20 f.. A. 81. or p
o. ROSS, broadway House, Paducah. KEN
lucky, or IT. =. READ. Evansville, Ind.
Padueah Ky, Feb. IS, 1859. Lfel0Iwd
w5S3HE FeEsNE - sTORE-HOUsE - That
~ very Desirable brick store house, p by
80 feet, On the corner Of Main and Main
Cross Streets, Jacksonville, KY. The best
Possession given the LIST Of March, 1869
Apply 10 this Office. or address
LITrflEPAGE & SHAW.
fel3 d3w Madisonville, Ky.
TTsisgL - SH-HUSINESs HOUBE-No
Il - Main Street, three doors from the
corner OF Third street. For particular
apply 70 ARTHUR LODGE,
tebf Q. 4. JENKINS.
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rHURsDAYls.. -. FEIgR-u A4LFYsEs5. ]
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-. - Lot for gala /

Frg1sE. Ef-a s4skal q s RE1B OFFERS FOR
.As SAFE bis q ousc aud Lot or Third street,
between Dher9. and OAK. The house is I'M
complete fepalr; las seven rooms, good
cetlar oIstfllf, HuN Dut-hou les, gas in all
thero 3ulst ilaa been recently painted and
papered. Persons Wishing 70 purchn G.
VIII please apply ~ once.
II not sold by Che first of March &c VIII
be sold ON GIlt day tothe Inquest bidder
II. R. HUSTON.
Evansville Feb. IL, 1860. lS-tlsLm.
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SWEET QUINISE. - Experience so
far with DIR. Bigelow's SWEET QUI-
NINE leads to the belief that it is
less apt to irritate the stomach than
Sulphate Cor bitter) Quinine. For sale
at Schuermann 4 Burford 5, Opera
Drug Store, Is South First Street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
E.traY Notice.

'a'<' hA E,tray Notice.
cSTRAYED AWAY FROM the under
- signed ON Tuesday night, February q,
II pay mare about 1512 hands high, black
name and tail. about six years old. Any
person giving any Information or return
ing her to No. IS Main Street will be suit
ablyrewarded. F. NJ. sELLMAN.