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New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
Professional gutiss.

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A FTER n large practice for a number of
N family PHYSICIAN and SURGEON the suterugs oi
that portion family Who had been addicted secret habits
ercees physicians sho di not devote tr
time special could treat them wib succe re
practice and established Medical and Surgical
Oes about a9o for the u all private and special ra
and the protection the unfortunate roa the almost H"yae m
iury-hny tme-they receive bT taking advertised medicines and en-
ployug qusck doctors IN 1882 commenced pubg our Par
London and York Medical Adr ard Marriage Gge u parts
each edition he latest treatment ari discoveries Of The syu' o."
Europe the snhor The 8lst Cn st pslhel Tor p COZ
tans 400 pages 0 Plates 2mo CLOTH PLAIN recipes and e1ma
and against mpo,t0rA Hours O curing pstis ID 10
NJ LARMOSr Pbyscau and Snrgeoa 1l2 Brood AZ.
nR. LEWIS, MOI Beach-st.. makes specially
IL oteang all diseases Nth Those afel Should ue
careful the right place The Dr. given bis attention 10 a.
diseases for the last 70 years IN NswlorA tGy
nR. HUNTER, 80 Bond-st., one door from
~ date aud for Ee, 20 at No DHoust ea
diseases shOut mercury In shorter rue than A
other physician, charge Con'ultatoa and metcne 10
nR. HUNTERS BOTANIC CORDIAL
~ restores youtb 80 week gives health aud strength q"
dsbaed - pat bottle At % Boudst Book On Leg
debility 50 pages, gratis
nR OLlN, "a Bond-st., New York, of Union
~ vide reputation Once Pror' reception 1ai,ns naI'l .r
u America Fers eraie b"al
81 per day Everybody ad stamps for pamphlet Thousands o Tue
from state cured nuuy matter EbO failed stale
come his opinion costs nothing
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ytlv @antts.

A GENTS WANTED everywhere TO SELL the
"A AMERICAN KEITTISG MACHINE the only practical finiJ
Knitting Machine invented Price 4B VIII knit 1000 sthei
per Minute Addsn AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE Co. BOsion
Man S. Louii No
VVANTED-A PRACTICAL DRAUGHIS-
SALESMAN Of OFFICE FURNlU lURB 10 do CORE.
spending solicit ORDERS &c Address sh rersHses H. ANDkbN
L Co. Chicago. III.
NTANTED-AGENTS, $3.50 per month, TO
w sELL the only GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Price only sls dIsi liaesnss,
popular Machine OF The dtmskes e anoas
Ee Loes lind OF that be do1e on ar
uaebus-00 OOO sold and demand constantly Increasing Now h'
Beware ofinirnge hi
drr, SFCONB Pttsburh Pa or 81 Louis No
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Corporation Noiitts.

NUIFUE"FED' c'V''F'"'
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- Of tdneson under the sapsr'."n a" The
orre nu BuL,g "a, Rspan aud Fubn- at the anre Of ibs
Boar ucslap ernr oi Grsui aud EmD uuul WhDNLSDAl
lie In OF Juusr elUrt "u,ad da', @ me
DESKS Ear b,r FuRNrUaE repaired iof Grammar school
No q . tustrd ~ Wet IiIisibst, near SiIibAF
fpeatczOs b. tLf nee ~ The hhpHnhudfh m oeboo
Buildings Ne lD Gtatasi, tbiTd h'"r
Irr,hs .ua APPROVED .l he required n iht sue
ee,.iui L potnss oou,deTri uutss suIsues ss
named
~. Committee r.,,sn right TrJs any al Of the proposals.
afstd u dttmrl io tie ppuhr sirl'tl To d" 90 . .
LOEN MGERs0LL1 C""m'iis.en
INAAI BELL bbdhg' htPshs,
DATED bee ~ 1909 1uUAAs NJhfni. AID fS'AH"Ie
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
Nl DELAWARE LACKAwAHNA. AND WESTERN RAlLRoAl


Ss:s
., Dover With Ch, Bnaeh W.srCo yi'h sunsI fST A.:
ssoa .ss 6fs% Be Bend .si
'i1ss @ .'S gfSRtS* IsHSa P' ExPRBs oP Morris
Dover Hkstow1 W.,hngOp PhHP,5as and E.,'0n coo.
i.afon e." I L for B.sh.a ,o-S aach chani and
S risros EXPRESS connects at Dow" With ch'''" r.
ma s s,i'SS 40 40 sis'a 70 SUMMIT and pu.d. %
90, ,S1 % % n sR az I'D 81 y. t .sS i ' ''
iio a. a.So $50 hoRRIA1oWS and in''rH'','
''isSSi sS MoRNsTows Express Pr s,o y, >, - ,,ou
ioF a5 EVE. siS SO IS So 40 5o so So 7s '0
"S Sdi ll's 'ssiooargLD and MokTCLIIK $50 $50
and s:ISp n a. sCHOCH. Assistant sspsrHs'ndsni
NETWORK AM, NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ oJygH wNTgH H,iSa iGRisGryESr S%y y T.,
r,.spGu station n S'Tioli eor1sr Of i..a ,''a''' 'A
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ri j, s5 2 sr @ ~ f.1ss IS s6dtlpsr w.po 700 mo-
rs Sos.i s,sEI,s 80 ..ssId AZ ~, '' r' 800
fof i.H,B . 5o. '5 80 s'5Q ,9t s;], m, ar,
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'ss 80 ~; i TO-, 10 ana ,..n,h Y,-yo at 'r
BoItoh ,,.rr,So rp.ISs
for Bo,iou Vi. sptneSsii "a m lEI). lEIl 'tErlP"
ss f Rs& Hs's" "a .sS Ss5, sDta,s s. a., I'D s B 5G
|
For CoHH.eiai River Railroads, Er l2'p m to "oA'r''
Fo H.r.f"pa PTg,sns. .ad Fbsn Railroad stE'hA m n'
FFor ssuH,r.u s,- LOslou aud scOnroN R''rO'd Al
yo C.ss Railroad H., 1902 to Sor'b'HD'ou aud ""'H'
''r:S ~ nou",oo,s E.i.ro.a, 9. IA. ,as2 "s; Pm
foT DinbsrJ horsaI. Railroad N. lls Rd Nv & sa'
fo s,rCss.in RAo,d s"i RIA 40 p ~' 'A' ga S''''
s.sp.s Ear, sti.,hsi to p u'u and Da"iSt
Room Cas- to h'' ~ JAMES H. HoYT Superintendent
NEW ARK AND NEW-YORK RAILROAD
~ DIPOT ~ ERwloRE. foe' Of Lh'-y st. sSlth R,er
OB ,ud .h,r NONDii lice 20 1907 passenger HAn' 'H rus
"IIs,, Ln,yE sEw YORK YUR BTRGEsAyg-n s1 SD Jiis
so G5 80 . f.l 1870 ~ !! u; l. 2, 3d. sSO '''o o.
sf ,,yt iGRx toR %Esr BERGES-M S's ;;i' S''o,
iS,yr krRyokS Fos SETiRS-M s'ij s,ai 7.s as,
Gi7o, = 10 $50 io;so, ll;,s ia,o ,.,.,..,..,
l. l. :. : s., HHL6WiS' GSS G." F....sssr As.nt
NEW-JFRSEN RAILROAD-fROM FOOT OF
~ <COIETiAsDrsr.-for PPILAuELrHAu va Cs"i'n, P.
No., ~ o. n ~ ma Fer B.tlmpcs asd M'.hnstos-
To- l!.y0 r. NJ For South sHd sorih'"'''-S"' ~
ToR fag wpsI-s co. IA $50 &, "a l!o pm, p "a, g p
silver =. 100 so 10 ,eGS w., Sat shag,,
OF p "a ,he.s -s.o, eh'pst VI. p s M
Ioagh Chie'so 'n ,sip s;al' 'i''ps' "
~; S.s a. m us s, ,'' '''' u " jiGksoS
DARlTAN and DEL. BAY RAILROAD MAN.
Ia D.. LoHS sEtS,t ktp hssn; si,';, ms.H aofr
-: ton ~ & - ''' p"'''' VS. ssgDES G.psr.l nso'rr
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LOSG On,
% A. usn the hso.rrt -nd 1raufi f'Ihs' 49,.
s,,s, A. N,i rai P."ags, fr r4ieh"sae' - 20 ~. 10,
te, s.,cri'. isaash to P.t,bes't o." ~ for h.ns.
90 kttlflat.. through 10 BAbl'n ~ u'iSs '""''' I" '
'''V' i' "'' '' ''' '''' " pouolAs sos'h'''sS''.
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Suusss ano Yarns @mtts.

WANTED TO PURCHASE-The neatest and
best twostory and basement HOUSE be bad the City
Of BROOKLYN for ahou 5000 located gOood EeghboThot
and be within ride from Fulton Ferry No notice
lumber OF tie house
are rot given. Address g C.. Box ( 923. NegYosE
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ap Goods.

AT LEGRAlN's. .....u
The GOODS be removed ho the sioe q
Broadp AZ bese Saturday No other
GREAT SACRIFICE
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ArcrIoN sALEs oF NEw.YORE REAL LsIAIE.

Tsres.ory higlstoop bnok house and Ot Nos Aih'i m
Igt
BY D. NJ. SEAMAN.
Three story frame house and lot sof i0thst 49 of| .,
ave lot wv
AUCTION SALES OF KINGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE,
BT d. NJ. SEAMAN.
Two hrss story tk houses ots Of Fushogave 20
solO.nioaM M v each 1891 p9'o9
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Gitp Gruptrtn TO Yst,

BROADWAY PROPERTY.-TO LEASE, for
term building purposes aud improvement with the
for renewal that vsu1be PROPERTY on the north
Broadway and Park place being ~ H. TO- by go n IN
Possession Nav Apply JAMES VAN hOBDBN
10 RroaiTav. or d D. WRIGHT. 4o3 Hast HOustoD-sL
NITY aud COUNTRY DWELLINGS TO
" LRTSe Descriptive Price List free upou application; mailed on
recent Of stamp SrANLkl DAY, 9l5 Broadway
MO. GSS LcxingtOn-ave.-A handsome 4-stOry
~ HOUSE, having all the modern improvement aud
cmuee tue without permit FOR terms
sppI5 TO b. BLANCO. 70 South Wiliam.st
nFFICES to LET-The Asbury Life Insur-
spee Company obss al Oe Broadway
corner Of tb their ate Ohoe 2Sl Broadway eorEI
OF iRssdsn Apply on The premises
INO RENT-The spacious irOn-fr0nt STORES,
43 $50 Brodsay, Of Broomest For paTtcnaTs s
pv to y v IAuGnUOUT Co.. the premises or TO ABSEk L.
ELl q Pne.g
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Zeal Gstai, 10 6rthans,.

Beal Gstai, 10 GmAans,.
A FOUR STORY, BROWN-STONE HOUSE
"A In Harlem 10 EXCHANGE for unucumbered lOis Btootlyn
H. A. rutland & Co, 5 Beetmiu-st n 4
EXCIIANGE.-Beautif COUNTRY SEAT
u JAQUEs. 2oa Broadway.
EXCIIANGE improved Brooklyn PROPERTY
IL County PROPERTY state price and acumbranoe Address
y Box lO3 Tribune Ohce Agents answer
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yony sslanN gtsl 6siat. for saIr.

EOR SALE OF EXCHANGE-A FRUIT FARM
D., % :, 'gfrs tly .sa on 'h 'g ae Of Llg isisad . niles
b""siluf DWELL. yearly ne
Nse sl .h'osed hnls fol1g bearing oba b,nr black
~'ns' @r a. Alrly 10 ADAM g. LEACH 80 BeairfsL. n y
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12

COUTU SIDE RAILROAD or LONu
- ISLAND -NikrtR ARRASGSAsNE--oa snd .".I io,
tso.sr,t .ud Gra.ifi f'rfs' a.
a,s, a. N,ii al Ps."Hgs, hr Psc"saei - 20 ,1n ~. sa,
an an Etn,rs. ta Paicb.sus, t:Jl y a. $500
irn x.,.I,tr, ,h,ansh 10 Psshegp, b ~ iof h.insa
on tlat. through 10 BApia Az uass '"i"'' " '' ~
""p'l ""'"' ' q w. poU0LAs ssrsrsissosst
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3lnl,5siu dountg Zeal eslal, for Sale.

WHITE PLAlNS-IO0 acres ON riilroad;
boiSiiog' uu per g. e. COOPiE 10 Fr,i ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-22

PICKET FE " CE,
Kuovvr al the Terre Haute Picket Fence
ID is chSap and durable, and an ornament
TO the place where IL stands, All orders
promptly attended to.
Factory, Cor. Division and Canal 6ts.s
EVANSVILLE, IND.
przz-dIy Gst q w q
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aptain john "A. Robinson feft for hls
nae ln Bowling Green, yesterday morn
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Closing Out Sale.
Jewelry and Watches at Prl-
Vale sale ana Auction.

%EsSRs. ROsENCRANz q SMITH
~ having dissolved partnership, the
STOCK and fixtures of their Jewelry store
will be sold at private sale, without re"
gard to cost, until Thursday the 18TH. on
and after w mich date they will be sold out
at auction without reserve.
The stock comprises Gold and silver
Watches, Jewelry, silver and Plated w are
and Clocks of all descriptions.
The fixtures consist OF Marble-top Coun.
tiers. Silver-plated Show Cases, Mahogany
Side Show Gases and q Burglar-proOf safe.
The Store, No. II North Second Street, will
be to rent after the first of September, Mr..
smith having made arrangements for
room In Hallock & Ford's drugstore. No.
81 Main street. where ne viii continue tfs
augll-tf "
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DENTISTS

,.~yAwr7rA 4yrFrsEm or ODmEEFEUs
jul ous Cum w lrlz, Gold Silver, Val
sGaiite, CJoraIfte, and Amber Plates Carved
Work Artificial Pala eal &c.
ADMInEBTRATCR OF Nitrous oxide
IAN excellent and SAFE amasthebtclt Chic
fofOrun, Ether, and ALTO several local pare
lyEerB
NEURALaIC Affections treated.
Ny FACILITIES are as good an0 ny
eHtAbilshKnent as IarE tconalattfAE oA 4AFh
roolaa) al any In the United States
RETURN MY THANKB FOR the ca
tsnHive patronage received during tbs pee
WIf41W a gttA aHfsFAft
WedlOck.
TEE BASIS or CIvTA SOCIETY. -=ksa4aya for
Young Men. on the honor and happiness
OF Marriage, and the evils and dangers or
/ Celibacyf with sanitary neap t9E we
4 tafnrnent Of mans true position ~ AAas
1 Sent free. tn sealed envelope. Aaasea
1 HOWARD AS30CIAIAOA, Fo1sc 81 ElllLa.'
\ delpkta, Pa, AAtAN
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"FLOR DE MAYO"
@FL0R DE Of AYO.o
A New Perfume for the handkerchief.
EXQUISITE, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance.
PHALON IL SON, New York.
aalH nv ALI e5ru0nfafa ftv
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LIVE 81 LET LIVE!
JOHN @. EOHWEIzER.
Main st. Exchange.

BET. FIFTH AND SIXTH SITS,
The Cheapest Oyster House In TOWN.
~REgKa OYSTERS OF THE FIN EST
quality received nom baltimore daily
Meals at all hours-35 osnts; Oyster Soup
10 cents; Lodgings % cents.
Open nom Ashs 10 IL P.4s Loea d1y
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aid DR. HEATHsE many years exc
perience In curing the deb1lftated and
diseased disclosed the startling fact that
fhree-fourths of those suffering with Dys-
peDsin Nervous DebtEfty, E1k1Isfed Vttnihg,
Co9tsUn1ptfon, CdncerolGs a Dectt0ns, Disease
Of the LdUer, Epilepsy, Pdrdlysts, and DIS
cases on ne Kidnegs and Bladder, were
caused by and could only be cured after
curing them of S,nltndL Weakness. His
fmm ense practice has made his treatment
as near perfection as possible. Many OF
his patients had paid from Sl00 to s6 600 for
medicine and treatment before seeing
him. No better proof that patients can
not be cured without a searching exam
nation of all symptoms and cOmpl1ca.
lions, and scientific treatment by an expe-
rienced physician. Those al distance
can be cured at their homes without an
interview. Advice free at 10 Broadway
| New York. There are SO many unsuccess
| ful physicians, DIR. HEATH will merely
say he is the author of two elaborate
works on Medicine and Surgery and ont
! on Chemicals. iyl3
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PHALON's - PAPHIAN SOAP'' fol
the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath win mol
chap the skin. Price Is cents per cake.
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Business on Saturday mp to 3 Pm.
was confined exclusively to the pack
ets.....The Idlewild came in $50
Saturday morning with a good trip Of
both freight and people. She was
receiving handsomely for her return.
She experienced none of the effects
Of the storm Of Friday......The Fay
cite, Morning Star and Pine Bluff had
moderate trips of freight. The Fay
cite and Star had excellent passen-
ger trips~...The Lewellin arrived
from Paducah, and will be turned
over to her new owner Capt. Henry
Scott. who will put her in complete
order for business"................,.,
The Morning Star arrived at / Pm
.......Capt. Lee Howell. late the pop.
ular and most worthy commander Of
the Rapidan No. 2, is in the city, and
is being entertained By his many
friends. He leaves o-day for CiDcin
matt, and will take command Of thu
new Florence Lee. which is rapidly
approaching completion, and which
will be brought over the falls thi
rise. She is announced to leave Gin
cinnati on Wednesday. Bob Meme
chan, who takes charge of the office
went forward via Louisyille....."....
The JOURNAL Book Bindery and Jol
Printing Office have just completed
magnificent outfit for the Office Of tn
Florence Lee........The news of tn
stunning defeat of the French arm
west of Metz, on Friday, produced
profound sensation in river circles
and the news contained in the JoUR
NAL extras was deVoured With grea
eagerness. River men have learne'
that there Is news when JoURNA
Extra appears.
; GIeanings from Our Exchl ls 49,. - :
CTsc1rNArI-The coDtmeTcsas OF Frlda
says: -,oa ~ 1g,soar
? 80 Hao1freal on last nights b:4o train
3 Mr. Fd. g. Miller CLERK OF the Sahl' :
bale, also left loI De5re Sava he has sod n
.ateIPssf' In the new J. nj. Foster TO Capital
1nnaS2eger who proposes TO tncOrporai
~ ia mis- lightning line Of Cairo and Ne
| nn9ieans packets. Col. Guthrie Will 81
mat her machinery is all that the law r
qrantain III. III. Drown left FOR Cairo la
nf@ht 20 make o trip TO New Orleans an
| hack on the mammoth Thompson Dea
an the guest of Captain James III Pepper.
Major =. p. Armstrong paid Captain
Byers 81 $50 for one eighth of the Arm
dilIo. The Major now owns three-eight
Z | OF this staunch steamer.
Z VIM. q. Brown a. Co., wharfboat pro pr
= tors al Evansville, advertise in to-da.
Commercial that they are prepared TO p
frelghts through to all points on the Low
Ohio and Tennessee Rivers with d1apatc
Dumont viii raise steam on the az
Florence Lee to morrow. She departs
Ten nessee Rtver,on Wednesday. Col. w
ri. Brown, Secretary and Treasurer Of /
FvansyflIe Packet Co, Ia here supertnten
i ms her outfit and completion
can't. Milf. Akin is negotiating for {
nurchage of the Camelia, for the Louisvt
And Tenn Rsee River packet trade. BE
j. Tered can't Mason sS 500 for the Cametif
one shird cash, balance In three six
j f5arsfs. Andy Robinson, @. A. Dravo q
2 Tevs Moore contemplate putting the
ATavvs %. Charles and Arlington In {
C5Dcinuati and Cairo trade, as soon as {
1 ~ Rm nnIGEAds
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mo. 1871 a&
Unitad States Marshars Notice.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District of Indians,
UYHEREAS, a libel of Information
w was filed In the District Court OF the
United States for the District of Indiana
on the LIST day of August, 1870, by George
McNairy, against the steamboat Evans
Vile (whers-f samuel w. Combs is Mas
teri. her engines, tackle apparel and fur
niture, seIzsd at said District on 6 cause
of subtraction of wages and damages
civil and maritime, and praying process
against said goods, and that the same
may be condemned aud sold therefor.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the Mo-
milton under the seal Of said Court TO me
directed and delivered, I do hereby give
public notice 70 all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or in any man
/ ner interested therein, that they be and APP
pear before the said, the District Court OF
/ the United States, to be held at the city OF
| indianapolis, in and for the District of In
diana, en- the first Monday of September
next, at 10 O'Clock OF the forenoon OF that
/ day, then and there to inter pose their
claims and make their allegations In that
behalf. BEN. sPO0NER,
! Marshal u. 3.
by SAMUEL DAY, Deputy.
Attest: J. d. Rowland, Clerk. aus III
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CANhlnATGh, AhNogN0HMaNGg.

JAMES q. JONES Will be e. oandidnte
for Judge OF the criminal Slfeuu Gouts W
Vanderburah County 81 the heaAb eteatlYa
A /. l.. ROBINSON Is 9 can't lanAe A3t TIE
ONCE CT Judge OF Inc NfttuAhhA @y4tA ~
Vanderburah County. 8yAb
ATrgtf.T pRAUNS ia candidate for
the once or County Auditor, eubieo % tho
daeision al the Republican Convention
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REV ER N Il w =.
nor Other RiUer Items, See F6ssrth Page.
weather aud water.

Weather aud water.
The weather. Saturday morning.
was cloudy and pleasant. the mercury
being down among the seventies until
near noon, when it reached 8Oo, and
the clouds were breaking away. The
river, during the "a hours, ending at
Bpm, had risen IL inches, and is
rising more rapidly than hitherto. 1t
is rising rather rapidly from Parkers-
burg to this point.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures on
Saturdy were the Idlewild. Cairo and
return; Fayette, Henderson and re-
turn; Pine Bluff. Grandview and re-
turn; Morning Star, Louisville to re-
turn; Lewellin, from Paducah.
Boats Due Here.
Among the first boats due here are
the Palestine. from Louisville; Mary
Miller and Idlewild, from Cairo;
Anna. for Memphis; Nick LongWorth,
for New Orleans; Sam. Orr, from
Eastport; Judge Baker, from Clarks-
vile.
Boats Leaving To-day.
FoR CAIRo.-The splen did steamer
City Of Evansville, having elegant
passenger accommodations great car
rying capacity. and excellent speed,
will be the regular packet for Cairo al
I4PM. to. day, and will be found Is
pleasant boat as runs. Her officers
are among the most experienced and
popular 10 commission. Capt. I'll. +.
Dexter commands. and Nick PEN
nington. Sam. B. Laughlin and al.
Maynard are her courteous clerks
All suffering promptly relieved by DR..
4 Golf, chief of the commissarat. ~
| FoR LOUISVILLE. - The peerless
Tarascon is the unrivaled packet for
Louisville and all way ports at ten
o'clock this morning. She is > grand
floating palace. and finely offered
| Capt. James Mather, competent Of
fcer and an accomplished gentleman
commands. and Miles d. Warren, one
| of the most popular gentleman in the
business. is her chief clerk, assisted
by Phil. Beverly, who will be found
courteous, accurate and obliging,
i FoR GRANDvIEw.-The punctua
Pine Bluff returns to GrandvieW at
Pm. toe day, in charge of those atten
tive aud obliging gentlemen, Captain
Lafayette Elder and John A. an'
Robert Adams. She has good pas
senger accommodations.
FoR BOWLING GREEN.-The beau
tiful steamer Evansville will leav
promptly at A o'clock this evening TO
> Bowling Green and all Green Rive
way landings-having unexceptlon
, able cabin and state-room accommo
dalions. Capt. Sam. w. Coombs com
mands, aud VIM. holland aud Leopol
Kahn have charge Of the Office. a.
will be found especially obliging an
attentive to passengers and shipper
For HENDERsOE.-The tast.hyln
b Fayette will leave promptly at 3 Pr
tomorrow for Henderson and wa
landings, in charge of Capt. A. I
: DurIand, with Messrs. James +
, Letcher and Jerry Boyle in the ofiic'
all courteous and obliging gentlemen
FoR NEW ORLEANs.-The grea
q steamer, Nick Longworth, leaves at ]
AN. to day. positively and prompt!
for New Orleans and all way port
having FIRST class and unsurpasse
= passenger appointments. Capt. lie
1, Hates is her illustrious commando
and Capt. Eugene Bowers and GeorI
Bowers, are her excellent clerks.
n UT. MHaanWHmmanmM
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-22

FoR GRANDvIEw.-The punctual
Pine Bluff returns to Grandview at 3
Pm. to. day, in charge Of those atten-
tive and obliging gentlemen, Captain
Lafayette Elder and John A. and
Robert Adams. She has good pas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10
women IiliaI WHO. Could have Married,

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10
DOMESTIC ANDPARMINGiMAT!
n TERSYhir odW lID sdt

Y L4Oofee acts as an capitalization ltieat
producing f6odpifiEedoes not actually
produce It. 1t saves the power o. HE
body ifit does not create them. It Is like
thebllOn inGehin6Fy-it lsa preservef Of
cefalthough without force itselCni has
-Therproprietor OF vineyard near
TGre Hauto, Indiana, has made TO- 200
gallous, Divine this season, and sent fOhD
tons ofgrapes to market: 70 .,auGiu mn
-.Theasupply ,OGtwheat and ,grainHin
this country, has, perhaps, lncverhecnoso
greatlasAhls yearg1s7O.Ii9a t.,satt.Ie I'M,
t-Aiman,in Illinois who has two farms,
one, of $4,000 aud another ota27 900 ReresI
has concluded to,sell the latter as soontas
It eau Boz sub-divided into small tasaaS Of
four hundred acres each, He thinks one
man can not profitably manage more than
$4,000 aGtes. iHSts undoubtedly Correct!
4 :MPork should never be bought except
,Gtdta' i butcher whose honesty you ,ate
LsufE EG II, i6ndo who knows where The pork
was iattbhaed.; It is not a very healthy
meat at best, aud none should be used up:
IlesssS SO! eHQrn,ted.4 There Is. much bad Or
tlissasedpork sold, and it Is very danger.
Gus ioOd.l Ifthe fIesli feels flGbby or clans
lmny4o the touch. 1t is not good, and should
not on any account DO uSedH II thefe'are
keIdJIs,iFist60 iat7=fGte al0nC. Thefat