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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-11

ESr The Board OF Equalization
meets this morning.. It's attention.
viii be confined to the equalization
of taxes oapersonal property. 4.
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FHIEv1EGs-Allen Lewis, q negro,
was arrested by Marshal WrnderEich
for stealing q pair of boots, on satur
day. rsaF 81
Il TheIR sent him to Jail to
await the action Of the Grand Jury.
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LEGAL ATrERs-=The GrandsJury
meets this morning. and beth the
Criminal and Circuit Courts SIT
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lDIsoRDERLx BoYs-Se7eraT more
boys were before the Recorder on
Saturday, for x Breaking windows,
Look out boys. the police IRE after
yo1' w -
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Ladies if you want anything done
in the Dress and CIoakmaklng line,
call at Mrs. Hastings, No. 30 Main
Street, up stairs. aprIt4.1w.
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pa All kinds of Soft Felt aud
fashionable Silk Hats made to order
at J 91a ssEs WEBER &hOo.aS,, shT
apr6-3m1 No. 81 Main st.
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sSooIABLE.-The ladies Of Trinity.
M. IL. Church. intend to have d $50
cable" next Thursday. =.
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Hu'7bI ~ - WfH
Ba~ Torn Currency and County
Orders taken a5 par for goods, at cal
,rs SCHAPKER, BUss1KG& Co.'S.
mh7-tf &xt % ,rAoaJTAa
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NOTICE 70 TAX PAYgRs.9

Saturday, April 18th, is tho last
day on which taxes can be paid With
out the addition of q penalty. I'D &oa
apE7t16H brs +, LENKEEHEIMBRsa
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Farm fnr Sale Nenr EYansElIle.

Farm Tor Sale Near EVanSTl1es
6 100 acres of valuable land within
miles of Evansville, on the Green
river road, for sale OR edsg terms.
Thirty five acres improved. Posses
sion given Immediately, The land is
very desirable, and a bargain can be
had by applying at once to
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Cricket and Shoe Fly Caps just
received at Dannettell & Duhme's,
81, Main Street. 1w.
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peS~Seelig, eFsthe National Hall
has opened a new house, the Atlantic,
on Main Street near Fifth.
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sGr The songs of the old musician.
tonight. at Masonic Hall.
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The fa4Iure OF an Old member of the
Stock Exchange was rumOred to day.
MoNEY-Easier at 8 to 6 od call. Sterling
firm at 8H to g.. Gold 6rmer; opened a.
1914. touched 1917, and closed ct 1917. The
advancing tendency of the market IS I
to the upward turn of exchange, and the
rise to-day is generaIly credited TO the OPP
eratiOns of a leading Foreign Exchange.
firm. Carrying rates 4g6H. Clearances
100000.
MISUNDERSTANDING; higher and in.
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narThe Council meets tonight.
Office seekers attentionl sd5 sol nra
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-11

R5 Crieketsand Shoe Fly, at Dam
nettell & Duhme's.
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BarSee the local notice. Cigar Ma
ker's Ball.
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RAILROAD MEETING.-The friends
Of the Evansville & Southern Illinois
.Oarmi) Railroad are requested to
meet this evening at the Library As
ISOLATION Rooms.
AL who take an interest in the
Railroad are requested to be present
at z o'clock.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-11

B3rThe Dollar Store is not only a
convenience, it is q luxury.
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Manifest steamer Sam. Orr, April 9th,
1870:
PassonEar, Ihorses WV First, 2 bOxes, 2
Ghosts, 2 trunks; p Fralich, 2 boxes, 2 coils
rope; Sol Kahn, l box sundr1es; w Fields,
iron q q Niblack, 1 bdl sacks, l coil rope,
1 hat. box; Humphrey, Lewis q Co. box
boxes sundries, 8epkgsA iron; Tenney,
BoWles & Co, box do: Thompson, L lot
household goods: Happier & Schnacken-
berg, / keg liquors; w CT Brown, z hhds to-
bacco; w S Ford, 1 h do: r K bunker
son & 90, 74hhdssdo; Z Patrick. 50 hhds
do; Chas Schaum 81 Co, bdIs bags; TOpf,
Long & Co 1 box eggs.
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NASHVILLE, April 9.-Riyer rising, with
Is feat on Harpeth Shoals Heavy rains
To-day. Arrived: j. n. Phillips, Rowena,
and MaIlie Ragon, from Evansville. De-
parted: J. h. Phillips, for Evansville.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

Ia III AL ~ EH
TO LoUIsVILLE.-Every Monday at 10
O'Clock AM. Every Tuesday, Wednes-
day. Thursday Friday, and Saturday att
O'Clock p. n tHs@a ga
no OAIRo-DsiAy. except Sunday, a. 4
o'clock p. No --IHaed arH aaa .eEo-a
To 9REEN kIYBRs-Every Monday Tues
day Thursday and Saturday at O'Clock
b 20 EAsTPoRT.-Every Tuesday and Sat
urday 2t4 oiclock I'm. sEf daaa saGE8"
To HEDERsoN-Daily, except Sundays.
ats O'Clock Pm. m - I1rF-ao lrl zua -
To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WedneS
day and saturday at P. n.
Transient boats daily up and
To OIECISEAfr-EVery Saturday at 10
10 CANNELToE-Every Tuesday, Thurs
day, II Saturday at 10 AN. -
RocKportStage (viaN and Boom
vfueO carrytng b mail, caves att a, NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and fridays.
Arrives by 7P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
dayE and Fridays at A. n. Arrives Tues
davs and Saturdays by Up. NJ
MI. Vernon Mai Stage leaves daily tex
cept SundayBl at A. n. Arrives daily lex
sept Sunday9 by n wa
To NEwBURG.-HacK daily Except Sun
aay,) from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock p M u~. az
..eE#. rFE.rea a #T r ID HHrEl E
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ALYAH
- HedL LStdfe AgeltD a
NH fO-tf1 Evansville. Ind.
DR.. Prices cream BAKING Powder.

III - WAONAA 0t8NNNnr -
It never fails, saves time and yexa-
ton ofspirit; saves milk; elegant bis
cults are made with WATER j Free
from all injurious materials. None
like il. Wholesale agency at the Qri-
entail Tea Store, New Opera House,
You wiz find Ladies Velvet Hats
at 55 cents, at Click Il SCHWARTZ, op-
posite the Opera House. - Osep25
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New AIbany-A q Rase l16 bbis scrap
iron, 1900 lbS1Oose scrap iron, 2bagsgra2s.
LouisvlIie-Spratt q Coz hhcs tobacco,
: coz fhet6n4PowMer & Prague 9 hhds to-
bacco 2 box do l tub do.
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Market.
ByTeIegraph.l NASHVILLE, April 0.

ByIeIegrApH'I NAsHF1LLEI ApIIIU J.
sCorros-steadY low middIing dc, and
/ good ordinary z0c.
BAcon-Clear sides Ice; shoulders uZc;
hams Ice. aat4oH ftaAeA
~LARD-l6c. n Iw -r~-
CoRN-sI delivered.
FLoUR-At a OO@e 90 FOR supernne to
fancy, ns -T5baB Il
e1atsD 1876 a irQa f-a 5Hg.
h9ifa1L eAMhaA .LsH UW frfH
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RGr New Caliooes and other new
Dry Goods just received at
SCHAPKER, BUSsING & Co.'s.
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FIRE, FIRE.-The alarm of fire
early on Saturday morning, was
caused BY the burning Of the old red
building on Sycamore Street be-
tween First and Second. It was not
quite consumed but a fire broke out
IN the same building again about noon.
and nearly finished the work.
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TEzE EIARKET8.
Now YORK GoId and s.ocr K..tof.

By Telegraph NEw YORK. AprilQ.
III cotton movement for the week shows
the receipts from all ports 10 he 42fa0
balesi exports 66,l93 bales; stock 395,5lI
bales. The present crop is generally este
mated at 1000, COO bales, valued. at the av-
erage price Of h season, at $500, COO, 900 In
currency. The foreign cOmmerce Of this
port for tho week is, imports, s2l, us, 978 Of
dry goods and S4,Sl4,753 of general mer-
chandise.
General trade is dull, and the forcing Of
sales in any direction woGld result in a
still lower n of prices. The ub-Treag-
ury disbursed sI74 ,976 in coin and interest,
and received S2.gg7 Jos for customs during
the week.
Washington dispatches say the Ways
and Mean Committee will strike out both
sections Of b funding bill relative TO the
national banks. The bank statement is
again u~nfavorable, showing a loss in the
legal reserve of $500. 0OO.
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CITY NE 8 /.

County Orders for sale at this 0Hlce.
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INITIAL WRITING PAPEn.
BARER

Put up in neat boxes. Each.box confains
PM QUHE OF and T3Cenky.f0uT Fr-
vetopes. We viii mail 10 any address ono
box upon receipt OF THIRTY OIFWTq
which is less thar ID coft ~ fSc 1-i.
paper envelopes sold at most OF the stores.
We have also q dne quality "a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-11

Manifest anhfsYilIe, April o.
SEW Patrick 81 hhds tobacco; Martin
Gardner & Co 81 hhds tobacco; W s Ford
7 hhds tobacco L bale cotton; VIM q Brown
q Co 5 hhds tobacco; Fred BONN $4,000
shingles: C. Schaum ~ Co 2 bdls sacks;
Holiingsworth& Co 1900 shingles: Ragon
Dlckey & Carson l horse; Mark Warren d
Co II bales straw; Il D Babcock l sack
seed; II b FaIIey-t-brick machine; K K
Dunkerson Al bales cotton l trunk.
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Cincinnati Market

~ Telegraph.l -CrHcINNATI, April 9.
FLOUR y GRAIN - Quiet and nm
changed.
CoTToN-Steady; middline Or.
ToBACCo-Unchanged and firm ~ ft7ti
rates. @.
WHIsKY-Steady atSI,
Observation-Disclosures and oufot. Iose
enquiry, but holders generally Arm al fuIi
rates.
LINsEED OIL-Dulka at 9Oa82c.
LARD OIL-Unchanged al 81 227I q
6UGAR-kIrm and in good demand New
Orleans l29l2%c for fair to prime.
to 221Sc. A21ac
CLOVER SEED-FirIn at l6aI65<c.
a bEED-Lower and dull at g5 75a.
FLAX SEED-Firm at 81 90. r
GoLD-SI I29k buying.
vh3I ooHA8GE-steady par buying 40 pre-
MoNEX-Market easy at s@l0 per cent.
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Evansville & Tennessee River Steam
Packet COMPANY.

zxoTTC1z rs HEREBY GIVEN, that
II there viii be 3 meeting of the stock
5oTders of the Evansville and Tennessee
River steam Packet Company, on FRI
DAY APRIL 2gTH, at the Office OF r. x.
Dunkerson q Co., in the city Of Evans
15iIa eannfv OF Va~nderburgh, and State of
Tndiana. for the purpose of eIecting i've
(Sl Directors.
r. X. DUNKERSON,
JAMES BROCK
apr did Committee Tor
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ABUSING MS WIFE,-James MUIR
Their was arrested, on Saturday night,
for abusing his wife and family. The
screams OF his wife brought a neigh
Dor to the rescue, when the gentle
Nurture levelled q shotgun at the in
truder! Marshal WundeTlich reduced
hint to terms and looked him up.
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D RICK HOUSE AND TWO LOTS
- on Seventh Street, between BycQ-
more and Vine, east side. TERMS, ono
third cash balance ON twelve and eighteen
mOnthB' credit. Fol- particulars Inquire
at "A and 40, corner First and Vine streets.
mhl5 Ina I.&D. HEIMAEN.
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french Initial PAPER.

The initial on this paper As printed IA
nno purple ing, and looks VERY Drettv
Each box contains one quire Of paper ma
BWenty-tonr envelopes. We whitman n
box 2t THIS e any address upon tho rcceipf
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RuzHTpMHNr

Tell City, ~IndiaRa-l pony.
Louisville, Ky-8 hhds tobncco.
Client, Ky-lS,000 shingles.
Cincinnati, Ohio-2 hhds tobacco.
Put of at Henderson II hhds tobacco, 10
brls sweet potatoes. EElTTEE -
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BRIEF WORK.

We are prepared TO execute Brief Work
Ior lawyers with dispatch and at reason
able rates.
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from Henderson last night.-....The In
diana arrived at 7:30, with q fair start,
including a large lot Of railroad iron;
she added a largo amount Of freight
here, and has engagements below to
FIJI her out...........The Wild Cat
with ten empty barges, passed up at
g P. M..".""".Capt. Mather desires
us to say that the Tarascon viii leave
at sharp 10 this morning, SO as to ar
rive at Louisville early on Tuesday,.
The new steamer Idlewild made a
trial trip on Saturday, and behaved
admirably. Daptain Remission, Of the
Kate Robinson, says she is the pref
test boat on this river, and will be
the fastest. lie says she runs like a
railroad train. Captain Mather says
she started out with one hundred and
ten pounds Of steam. ran eleven miles
up stream in an hour, making nine
teen revolutions in e minute, and at
the end Of the hour had one hundred
and forty pounds of steam. This set
ties the question of her ability to
make steam, of which there were
some approximations. The Crescent
CD bSilver Band was expected to go
to Louisville by the Tarascon
to. day to make music for the Idle
wild, but we learned from Prof. War
rem, late last night, that the Band
could not go. We regret this exceed
ingly. as it will be a great disappoint-
ment to Capt. Fowler and TO the ma
ny citizens who arc going up to come
down on the new boat. The Idle
wild viii leave Louisville on Tuesday
evening and be here early on Wednes-
day, and at once commence receiving
for Cairo, for which port she will
leave at p, N. on Wednsday..v~...
The Bermuda win be here this morn
ing and return to Cincinnati to-mor-
row.. at 10 A. M Captain Sam, 4.
James is in command-....The Ale
gheny Belle arrived at s P. NJ was
still at the wharf at a late hour, dis
charging nails......The Indiana de-
clined a large amount Of freight Of
fered her on account of rates......R.
Right Rea, formerly great medi-
cine " on the Richmond, is now on
the Indiana, and Billy Bryant has
crossed over to the Mary Houston.....
The Pine Bluff arrived at 10 o'clock
with an excellent tripr-",..The In
diana departed at 10 O'clock, after
taking a large amount of freight and
with engagements below for all she
can earryssA. The MICK LongwortI
will be here to-day, en- route t
Louisville..."....The Robt. Moore
aud Anna will also be here, en- routl
to Cincinnati..........Capt John FL
Triplett, late clerk of the Norman
arrived in this city by the Tarascon
yesterday... ."..The Allegheny Bell,
discharged a large quantity of freigh
here. The West Wind will be her,
early to-day, and return to Eastpor
this evening" 70 GA 1ddhfaGq
ManffesGs.
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L~oUIsYILIE. April MISUNDERSTANDING
da, Cincinnati Efl1na Ffoyd, Cincinnati;
Vile. Departed-Bermuda. Evansville;
Emma skoyds9 NashviHes Alice Dean.
Memphis. River falling, u feet IN canal,
1ndlcatiOus Of Ta1n.L Li...- LIZ -. -
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E. Il. & N. 3. R. Northern Division
- ZIP A ms GOLIO 0nrrn.r

-||"NU
Transfer Packet Steamer Fayette
leaves Evansville daily at......... 3 100 Pm.
Train a Henderson at....,... 4 80 pm.
Arrive at MadtSonv1lle-..-.... 7: I0P.A.
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves Madisonyille daily
Sundays ~exceptedl at-..-........ S rs AN.
Arrive at Henderson.-............... 8 100 Am
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer aHn
Packet Fayette ...........-........ sl5AAI.
Making connection both WAYS with
trains on theE. q 30. Railroad. SrFI
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eINcINNAFf April 10. = b river has
fanen5 ~feetduring the last "a hours, with
- feet in The channel, and 20 feet space
warm ADMINISTRATORS, from Nash
The5 Gamelia, from Pittsburg; Carrie
from New Orleans; r. g. Crosley. from
IfontonGlD Observation-Disclosures Ito 1Pitts-
burg Camelia, 70 Nashville. q rfdn
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x~oCfSeRNATL April 9.-Rlver fallen 3 feet
lathe last "a hours. with 81 feet in the
channel q O5feetspaceu under III bridge.
Arrtved-Juniata. PIItsbnrg; Alaska, New
Orleans. gDepaKted-Emma Floyd, Nash
VILE; Alice Dean. Mem phts; j. w. Gar
retti New 0rleansi bermuda, Evansville.
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HETUhNINGs
TefFe Haute d Indianapolis

IndpIisss29 N s;25 MI 80 P Ii. $3.50 P II
T.. H.....8 800 AM.1I: rs A N. 4:4O m.I rs Pm
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VERY naughty things are reported
Of Lydia Thompson, in a London d.
vorcc court. $500 @
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

in his seat and well pleased in the bust
meas before the House.
There is proposition TO sit here un-
I'll the warm weather begins aud then
adjourn to the Montgomery White
Sulphur Springs, which Is being can
vassed and finds favor with many
members.
A company of English capitalists
arc negotiating with Col. Flournoy,
who has gone to New York to scc
them, in reference to buildingthc Nor
folk and great Western Railroad. They
bring certified references of their abil-
lty, but the cxact nature of their pro-
position has not been made public
nication with them, is quite sangulnc.
i. nERT.
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ELorSryLIE Rrr.r Court.

His honor, 'Judgc r. T.. Gillcnwu-
tiers, opened court at Blountvilic, on
last Monday week ns usualwith prayer.
This, though iioyelty in the courts
of sTennessee and peculiar To Judge G..
alone, Is proceeding worthy of emit
lation. The moral effect 1t has upon
The Bar as well MS suitors Is quite OBJ
vious. OF course there can he no good
argument urged against 1t.
The Whole of the term up to Thurs
day was occupied in disposlng of the
Criminal Docket. The most impor-
tant case OF this character, the State
KS. Boohcr ana others, for felonious as
sault, was submitted 10y the defenC-
ants counsel, there being no grounds
of defense. The Court, III its lcnicncy,
fined each offender so and thc-cost-
exemplary of the spirit and genius of
the common law, Which ever leans up
on the side Of mercy,
Several misdemcanor cases of mi-
nor Importance were disposed of. IL
the case of the State ys. Mccormick
Cor violation of Tipping laws, the
Jury returned verdict of guilty. De
fendant's counsel moved ser q new
trial, which was taken inroconsidcra-
ton by the Court until next term and
doubtless VIII be granted. This ended
the Criminal Dye,et On the Civil
Docket, the ease OF l.. 7. Brandon We
Geo. Bachman, suit for "war dam
ages which has been hanging since
1865, was finally disposed Of, the jury
finding for the defendant
In the case, II. P. Tickle VI. County
Of Sullivan, the plaintiff got judgment
for 500. This was to satisfy the
plaintiff for building bridge across
Holston River during the war The
next and last case of importance was
that of w. p. Brewer w. Il. Il. & Va.
Railroad, in which the plaintiff OBJ
tanned Judgment Scr 81 400. Court
lasted until Saturday night late. Not
one-fourth of tho cases rnsdy for trial
were disposed Of There should lie
two weeks of the Circuit Court at
Blountville by all means. The Lcgis-
ture which meets in May should see
to 1t. 1t is not only disheartcning but
very very irksOmc an expensive to
parties litigant, TO run TO Blouutville,
court after court, all to no purpose.
4G2.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

WITHOUT PARsLLEL.--The demand for
Dr.J. Eradfeld's Female Regulator is beyond
precededent in the annals OF popular RENE
dies. Ordcgs come in 80 thick aud fast that
the Proprietor has, therefore, been unable To
al them all. lie is happy to state that ar
engagements are now completc By which lie
Is prepared to manufacture Female Regula-.
tor On a scale equal to the emergency, and
the public may fesl assured that their wants
repute, are using this great remedy, in daily
practice, all over Georgia. Hereafter no
no woman necl -uetr from suppressed, sus-
pended or Irregular menstruat1on. This
valurbls medicine is prepared by l.. II.
BridGell, Druggist, Atlanta, Tia, ana SOIL
at 81 % per bottle by respectable Druggists
throughout America.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08
Equine Remedies are the stara ,ras
oeeapalIounI AIlaen,..

fr'sh, pure atls o yitaiizlng elixir. Nhoeyeris
dshAi rvd by circane iaees Iroe rictoi access
To- tins Myisihle, bat pow arfai siitnu liant. needs
nsdieigsl lnylgorsiii,g iayigoranI u some Kind
The great object should Be 10 choose the best.
Popularity Ia pretty good guarantee Of m,rit IN
G.it scruiin ixing and it9lgnnt age, and tried by
thlf .ortgIian Ilustyiters stomach Bitera stands
arst among the iavisorating and regulating medi-
cnes ~ the present day. The wants ~ persons en-
gagged m iadoot empiogmepts, aspceialh irerowded
iaeorl.s wheie even with tho best possible yenil-
alton the atmosphere II alYayssn s6mr " gre p,l-
iued, thls sa.ubfious vegetable titic Is peculiarly
41Apted. Tho nature 81 fho iiigredionts Is no myA-
triy II consists 81 al abselatcly pare dihusiye
sthnnlAnt, un0tnr'd---r rather sufcharssi -with
the huid sNtiacts ci stNfeus roots ADD bifks and
horlis. The phaImac poiia has lis tinetuTeE, bat
Nhatarc theyf Tho isicc Of oaly single root or
bark or pialt u ffesent 10 zach, Not ~ bIem
comb ncs ghs thrce Properties az t'pic an aitora
tive, and fpeFisnf. AL these sloinsnt. ars blsn
dsd la rlls biuels; isnr arc ihsrc the sum Of It's
mrdisinsl Observation-Disclosures. Il Il alan blc de-
pnteht ana an ants paSmodit
The bHl~fni eject which air thai has been partial
1 y ehhaaated n us oxygen BY frfqnent breathing
Ptodssre on The vial orKAsi saton Il uotorions and
whcn 10 this doFtaiiasi otnos phers II Super2dded
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dsleterions a. depressing az the extrens To en-
| able tie hystsn TO bear az, even fOr C,w hour
each daS Hgaiust the debiitating Influence Of vi.
tiaicd atinos Phere, Wholesome Ionic and M rrn We
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phsdla llortetvts Iitlars sh,ch a. sirenetl
Ing health protecting agcnt has No rival either
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08
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Drawing Room Clia'.---'rhe following con-
vcrsation took place in the drawing-room Of
a.mnsion on Clinton Avsnuc, BROOKLYN, one
pleasant forenoon about ten days ago. Two
ladier, Mrs Morgan aud Mrs. knight, had
juet dropped in fos mornings call on Mrs.
Rapcljc, the lady of the house)
Mira. My dear Mrd. Rapelje, are YOU
sick You look quito delicate
Mira. R.-No; not sick exactly but suffer
ing from debility, and dreadfully nervous.
DO you know, | could cry this minute.
Mrs. X Too much excitement, I'm afraid.
Mrs. R.-Perhaps But what can one j, ?
In the gay season. one must give parties ard
attend them. ii
Mrs. MI suppose 20. Fashion is law
= ores the pity. But you must take some
thing to tone your system, or you'll break
down. - IHs HH
Mrs. RI hate medicine But you shall
preEcribe for me. What would YOU advise,
Mira. M-Well, Ill tell YOU mn plan.+
Whenever Pm nervous or hystcricai, or have
headache, or mt all out of sorts, take
couple of tablespoonsnfuls of PLANTATION
Bi1rEns one or twice day for a week or 80
AMI il Invariably brings me round.
Mrs. XII do the same thing, with the
same pleasant result result. ] have implicit
soith in that article. ..tf.... t...i.'....
Ars. R.-Well, ladies, ON your. Irecom-
Snendation, III try It. 1900