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WEEKLY gXPfflp

Wednesday Morning

Sept. 1, ISM-

CITY NEW:-

1'AY your debts.

I'APER tuble capkins are in vogue.

GOOP houso girls arejo demand in this city.

A GOOD many tales are afloat in town— nt the end of boy's kite*..

A CAJJH: of sir.all-pox is reported in tbe ciiy.

PORK, will command gi'od figiirfs tliia teaion in coostquenoe tfiho bigh price of corn. rfi •*.,

WATICKMKLONS.-—Fifty-four thousand watermelons wete shipped from tbi*

Itist week.

TUB Indianapolis

c^y

SODA WATEE telle for ftvrs cents a glass in Indianapolis. It should sell for no more in ibis city.

THERE is hardly doubt that tbe machine shops of the St. L., Yand. & T. II. R. will bo located in Ibis city-

TBK School Trustees will for the present ute the African M. E- Cburch as a school room for tbe colored children.

COAL should be laid in us toon as pos~ sibli', before the high prices of the winter months prevails

THK varnished paper carpets introduced in this city tome two ears since, have proved a first-class hutobiig.

A WEAtHKR prognoalicatnr says the swallows are flying unusually bigu, which i* a sure sign thai winter will set in early.

YOUTHFUL BOOTBLACKS are multipyiog and are plytDg their vocation industry, perseverance aod "cheek".*.,

UIP-PO-PO-TA-MUSI—Bailey a Caravan has the only specimen of this almost mythical animal over In th* United States.

ODR MARKKT IS well stocked with fruit, with a gradual decline in priccs—acceptable to consumers, and tbe reverse to dealers and producers.

•OVER fifty wagon loads of watermelons •were in the vicinity of the Court House equare yesterday morning before eight .o'clock. '1

'THE LAST session of the present Grand Jiffy will convene on Monday next. A new jury will take ils place at tbe Octo

ber session. !,V Vi.-T.^ iV'V.

A STRAWGKR from the country, whd dranfc a cup of water at tho artesian well yesterday, chargcd somebody with having put rotten eggs in tho water.

WATEKMELONH.—Nearly ihirteeu trnlcs. of watermolons—if placed end to end in a continuous line—were shipped from this city last week

.) A LIVING RHINOCEROS.—.Bailey's Menagerie, which exhibits here OB the third of September, lias tbe only living Rhinoceros ever seen in Ibis part of tbe country.

Set\iinel-states

"Colonel John

Baiid, of Terre Haute,

is said to bo a strong candldato for the •United States Judgeship

TBE NKTV GOSHBN Gravel Road Meeting will be held at the old Ceurt House on Saturday afternoon next, and should be atteoded by our business men.

EVBKY FAMILY should have a Board of Health—a wash-board we mean especially during the summer months. A littlo practice on it will hurt nobody.

BOARDING HOUSES will flourish when tjjp Normal School goes iuto active operation with iu two or three hundred teacher* in attendance from all parts of the

Slate. A YOUNG LADY of--bis city has read one hundred aod eighteen dime novois and is as sano now as when she began. She baJn't a vary larg*" slock to com

mence OD.

TaiJtVis "went through Carlisle, Sullivan county last week. Six houses were robbed and two horses stolen. Our police have beon warned to look out for tho rascals.

THE New York savaut fixed the first of September as the close of the heated term, which he said would begin on August 15th. We hope bis calculation is correct —in fact we wish the prediction had never been made.

DR POTTKK, who resuscitated thedead,drunk sun-struck Lemoh last week, insists that it was a clear case of sun-stroke. As the Doctor attended tho case, we frooly admit bo knows moro about it than we do, and cheerfully permit it to be so re-

ccfrded.

CLOTHING FOUND.—On Saturday afternoon, Mr. Peter Malcolm found a black satchel containing a lot of men's cloth ine, in a fence corner, a short distance west it the river bridge- The owner can obtain tbe same on application to this office.

HERE is a warning to ladies. Within a very short time five young ladies of Louisville have been seriously poisoned by the use of imported face powder adulterated with lead. In each case the effect of the cosmetic was paralytic both to the systems and facia [missing paper] uty of the maidens

Mt. &iu.. Honey south ner t:

TOE pbpers relate an anecdote of a beautiful young lady, who had become blind, having recovered her sight after marriage. It is not an uncommon thing

jiiBriiago. xu ID uu» for people eyea to be oponedjbuwwttk

transferred to the school in this city.

KnVV .b. .tr«g

that

BEST FARMS.- \p Agricultural Society offers a for the best farm in the county. Mowing farmers, oach believiog Vi the best, have entered for

mony^. Jy brokawwyMd aUrted on a.lively ,—— I an re ha a a or COLORED CHILDREN.—In tost Creek Ohio and Seconds streets, after a sharp township there are eighty colored cbfl- chase. dren, and in Nevin stownship thirjy-one.

it is a great advantage and convenience^ 'an

merit.—Ind.

Journal.

ON Saturday morning, as a'Teuton was delivering a few kegs of beer at a Main street saloon a cow came along and lick

REAL ESTATK TRANSFERS.—The following transfers of real estato wore entered upon the Recorder's books duriog last

week: Michael Lamb to Willi&rn Fuhr iot in Wilson's addition for $1,100.

Robert Stanahan to Reuben Clark 29 acres in Prairie Creek township forf300. S. H- Potter to Michael Lamb lot in the cilT lor $2,500.

George Cabal to Solomon Tucker 40 acres in Riley township for $800._ H. D- Scott.and others to Daniel Joslin 31 acres in Riley township for $600.

Bipley

cob Byman, John \ce San ty, A. B. Pegg, tnseph Gil

tb the

picu.~

A good social

are invited to come

filled with tho abundgs of our land.

entitled to school privileges. The .J Chicago rouU Viatbe St. Loui*i Vandachildren in Harrison township, will be

to William Marshal 38 acrea

in Riley township for $650. lohn Humaston to Terro Haute & Indianapolis Railroad, Company, lot in Linton's Addition for!f30°.

Chauncey Rose to Mary A. Bandon.lot in the citv for$5,475. AbramD. Allen and others to Joseph H. Hookingarner interest in 10 acres in Linton township for $300.

Alex & as C. McGregor to H. Hulman, Distillery in city for $40,000. Mary French to James G. Norman, 40 acres in Prairie Creek township for $195.

James G. Norman to Stephen H. Watts, same land for $175. Chauncey Rose to Harrison T. Eddy, lot in Rose's subdivision for $550.

and Tofre W

tnd

GREEN GRCCEBIKS are getting plenty- ,, p.. cursionofa large party of merchants They are spread all over the city, reo-

®*ou

to people who dislike goiog'to RAILROAD IRON.—From J. D. HerT- kimer, superintendent of the I. &St. L. SEVKRAL gentlemen came ovet ifom Terre Haute last evening for th* pur- B. R., who waa at the Terre Haute House pose of listening to the argument for a last night, we learn that the Company is new trial in the case against Morgan, for negotiating for tbirtv miles of the English murder.lwhichtakesplacebefortthe-'&n- new Indianapopreme Court to-day. Hon. Uaniel VV. ... Voorhces, Col. W. K. McLean, Col. John lis road. The iron is to be delivered at P. Baird, James M. Allen, Esq., and oth- New Orleans and transported thence to ers, will probably take part in^Jhejargu- destination by boat and rail

Louis.

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MARRIAGE LICKHSES were issued last week by the County Clerk to the follow? log parties Michael Gaffy and Mary Manning. Lewis E. Rairoff and Melfssa E. Erwin. Wm. Heinicks and Wilhelmina Meejer. John A. "VV. Jonca aiid Belle Eagleaflqld. ames* Rogers -an Mattba Sogers. Charles Riiter and Nancy J. GiTcreaseT™ James E. All and Alice E. Wells. 1 David St. John and Nancy Faerand. eme

Mt': "^1 ~~7 APPOINTMENTS. The following appointments were made by the Lower Wabash.Annual Conference of the TJnlUd Brethren Churcb. held at Westfleld, Illinois, August 19, A. D., 186?: -ri-riami

TERRE HAUXB. DISWIICT.,1,,,^^ J. W. Nye, Presiding Elder. "Vermillion Circuit, A. Collins New Goshen Circuit, W. Belknap DdlaoJLCircuit. John Burtner Terre Haute Mission StfK tion, P.JMilligan Brairieton Circnlt) W« Cooprider Reservoir Mission, E- L:Joslin Center Point ClrcfiHf Brengle Lancaster Circuit, J. Cotiniaa Edwardsport Mission, O. P. Hurst.

—————

QUITE A SEMBATION occurred in the Christian Church Sunday. In the absence of a regular pastor, Prof. "W. H. Wiley conducted the services. Ashe was in the act of preparing the bread and wine for sacrament, he suddenly fainted and felt forward. He soon fevived however and was placed in a carriage and conveyed to his residence. It will beremembered that Mr.-,W-MW similar attack near the Fourth street market, a few years since. At that time it was attributed to disease of the heart, but in this case, Dr. Armstrong, who was in lattendance, could detect no symptoms of this disease.

How TO SUPPRESS TOE FUME CF ONIONS.—One of our excellent ex-

V1 lu u/

chaneea is responsible for the following: sob purchasing the said cattle, shall bo

but chew a lump of asafetida as large as a proper county. marble, or carry about with him a small —^7 TT phial of sulphuretted hydrogen, from ST.Jos*PaCHURCH.—TheSt.Joseph which ho will occasionally draw the cork, Catholic Church, on Fifth street, is un the smell of the onions will. be.entirely

unnoticcd. If this does not ansWe^'tr^a very old and unmerchantable egg. It »ve scale. The entire front of the might be broken and kept in a bottle, building has been taken down and exdrawing tbe cork as occasion may re- jenje)j ihe line of the street. A tower 1uir0'' one hundred and forty feet high is one of

CCUWTY FAIRS.—In this vicinity Coun- theprincipal features in the improxemont, ty'Fairawili bo held this fall as follows: and ,tho inside of the edifice is to be Vigo County Agricultural and Mechan- changed in tbe most radical manner, inical Fair, at Torre Haute, Hth to 17th eluding a magnificent altar, galleries, of September. freacoe-paintings, &c. The entire cost of

Bridgeton (Parke Co.), Union Agriculr t,e improvement will aggregate ten or tiiral Fair at BridcetoD, August 30tb to

Clark County (Illinois) Agricultural

Fair, at Marshall, 23d to 25th ofSeptem-

6WabttSb

(Ind.)-'September 6th to 10tb. Putnam County Fair, at Greencastle, September 13th'to 19th. WJilS

OUR CITY was "gay1 Saturday afternoon, wearing its old-time, happy appearance. The country people, having sold their products of tli* bountiful season, were in lowu to'do their trading, tbe big Saturday evening market brought out tbe people, looking after the supplies for Sunday's table, and the cloudi which obscured tho sun, causing the day, although warm, to beotio of tho most pleasant of the week, bad the effect of bringing everybody olse out, in all tbe gorgeousness "of "store clothes," and such crowds as thronged Main and Fourth streets are seldom seen. Ladies, resplendent in nil tbe hues of the rainbow, and brilliant in iho latest fashions young gentlemen in the tightest unmentionables, bobosi-tniied tottisnnd bluutqsl-loed«boot8 countrymen in their homespun w«alth in silks and satins, and poverty in rags and p-M'hes—all surged along the p»vemenil Irfwenting au over-changing human panorama, with all tho shapes, colors and eccentricities of the kaleidoscope.

A LIY*LT D*U*X.—Last evening Deputy Marshal O'H&ra waa conducting a man convicted of dmnkennets, from the Mayor's Court to the jail, and was about

Jto enter that iniUtuUon, the man sudden

opting ,* tli» new St Louis and

.ntw Boad to Bfflngbam,

j,ence by the Illinois Central, was

rr~I i„_,_ formally celebrated on Saturday by an ex-

„n „f and business men of St. Lous. Two pas»

pie will cat, but it is a wonder how all or *_ .j ..t i-i, i»nger and two freight trains daily will tbe groceries make it pay. NevertneliM

via

A MILWAU*«*photographer has made arrangements to take,' unknown to the

parties, photographs of the groups of

cd off the revenue stamp from one of the lowers who congregate about bis corner kegs. The infuriated beer man chased the cow for more th»n a square, but failed to recover the stump. He* delivered the beer, however, in great trepidation, fearing an arrest for violation of the revende law.

—Exchange.

If some one of our enterprising artists were to undertake that business here, be would have the'heaviest contract of bis life.

JOSEFHUB COLLETT, JB., Hon. O. P. Davis, Tho. H. Smith, Wm. M- Bell, Albert Head, Samuel Groendyke, G. F. Smith, J. M. Smith, W. J. Cushman, of Vermillion county, and Col, E. M. Benson and E. D. Hiil, of Parke county, and others, are in the city to attends meeting to-day of the Railroad Company, having in view the construction of a railway from this place to Danville, Illinois.

HOT MILK FOB DIABBHCEA.—A short time since we published the fact that hot milk-ba* been successfully tried in Bengal as a remedy for diarrhoea, and since then we lear that it has been used in this city with beneficial results. It is stated that a pint every four hours will check the most violent diarrhoea, stomach ache, incipient cholera, or dysentery. It is perfectly toothing to the whole alimentary canal. Haif a pint every meal generally reduces, gradually and pleasantly, any ordinary diarrh oe». 0.—j TjMal

TEXAS CATTLE.—Thefollowing section of an act passed at tbe late session of our Legislature may be of local interest "That any person driving, or in any manner bringing Texas or Cherokee cattle into this State, at any time before the first day of October, and alter the first day

:of

March, in any year, and any per-

-Q impr6vemeDt on a veryexten

kUD DO

September 4tb. twelve thousand dollars, m»kinS it the Vermillion County Agricultural Fair, finest church edifice in the city. at Nowport, September 28th to October 1st.- THE MARKETS are abundantly supplied

wjth all lhe Bu

de]

Valley Fair, at Paris,(111.) Oc- of people require. What is giatifying, is tober 5th to 8th. th#t prices are much below those which Suliivan County Fair, at Sullivan, prevaj]e(j

b8tantials and many of tbe

-cacies

thftt lhe real or faneied

wants

year ago, or at any time for

tbe past six or.-seven years.

THE COMET.—A few days since, we published an article which was going the rounds of the papers, giving an account of the comet, said to be visible in the northwest, and which was likely to come uncomfortably near this planet of ours. It was even suggested that, as no tail was yet visible, it was probable the comet was heading directly toward us, with its tail where it should be, behind it and out of sight and that it would take some sharp work to dodge it. Now eomes the Chicago <Tribune> and spoils the whole story: 1. No such prediction has ever been made by any scientific man, so far as known. The story was originated in

quarter which no astronomer regards as

trustworthy. 2. No such comet appeared during the month of August. 3. There is no comet visible as described. The only wanderer now seen in that quarter is the planet Jupiter, who, although he has been held responsible for the performance of many strange freaks among the comets, is far from being "hair-like" himself.

And, finally, though we do not mean to say that a comet, hitherto unknown, may not now be approaching the earth, certainly none that has hitherto appeared, and whose return is a matter of accurate calculation, is nearing us. But we do not know of any report from any scientiflc quarter that any such celestial body is visible anywhere. Therefore, if any credulous persons have been made unhappy by these portents dire of plagues, and desolating wars, and crash of worlds, they may dismiss their fears and be legitimately and safely miserable about the weather.

N*W HAUWABI FIBM.—A few days tinoe we mentioned the change in tho hardward firdi ot Cory & Mancourt, the interest of the latter having been purchased by Mr. Anthony Defrees. In this morning's paper is an advertisement from thie new firm, to which we ca«l attention, and in doing so commend both gentlemen as honorable, upright, courteous dealers, wbo buy closely, sell at a •mall margin, and start out with a determination to give satisfaction. When in want of any article in their fine, we advise our readers to visit the spacious and well filled establishment of Cory &. Defre6i. *.»

OUR COUNTY FAIR IS near at hand, and the officers of the Agricultural Society are actively at work to make it a success.— We do not mean to disparage Vigo county in the eyes of outsiders when we say there is less interest taken in Agricultural Fairs here than almost any other county in the State, but to wake up our people to the importance of making an interesting show at the coming Fair. There is scarcely a county in the State with as much good land as Vigo and the season haes been unusually propitious for the farmer and gardner. Every one cannot have the best, but let overyone bring to the fair the best he has, and compare it with his neighbors, while we all enjoy a good social time in our beautiful fair grounds, the handsomest in the State. —————

SHOOTING AFFAIR.—Yesterday evening Officers Yost and Wheatfill caught two young men in company with two courtezans in the east part of the city. The officers attempted to arrest the parties, when the men broke and run. Officer Yost flred three shots at the retreating party, and one of the shots took effect in the hand of one of the young men, inflicting a slight wound. The offenders were then arrested, and we suppose the case will come up in the police court today.—<Journal of yesterday>.

Journal of

THE DIRECTORS of the Yigo Iron Company met yesterday at the residence of Mr. Chauncey Rose, and elected as officers of the Company, Alex. L. Crawford, President John M. Crawford,Secretary and Superintendent and D. W. Minshall, Treasurer. It was determined to locate the works, comprising a rolling mill and blast furnace, in tbe southeast part of. the city, in the vicinity of tbe Nail Works. "I- A

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Your supposition was erroneous. The men were brought to town, but no charge was made against them, nor has there been any inquiry in regard to the shooting. We learn officer Yost states that he fired his pistol twice in the air, and on catching the man fell upon him, when the pistol was accidentally discharged, the ball passing through one of the man's finger [sic]. Be this as it may, we most respectfully but earnestly ask if the privilege is to be continued of allowing our policemen to carry loaded and concealcd firearms while in the ordinary discharge of their duties in the day time. The carrying of concealed weapons is in violation of a State law, and it is high time that policemen, who are sworn to enforce the laws are instructed to obey the same. —————

HEAVY BUSINESS.—In order to form an idea of shipments East, we have'only to glance at the following figures, showing the amount of certain kinds of freights shipped over the T. H. & I. R, the present week up to Friday evening—five days.

Watermelons—30 cars average per car 1,500: total 45,000 total lbs 810,000. Bulk Grain—106 cars average woight per car 20,090 total lbs 2,120,000.

Flour—41 cars bbls per c^r 100 total bbls 4,100 total lbs 82,000. Pork—25 cars bbls per car 55 total, bbls 1,375 total lbs 453,750.

Walnut Lumber—14 cars average feet per car 4,000 total feet 56,000 total Ibg 252,000.

Total amount of freight shipped—4,455, 760 pounds. This does not include a^SP£iy''lirgVpart of freight daily, such as ore, coal, iron) stocfc, dressed lumbor and merchandise generally, incident to a through business, but merely the amount shipped from the Terre'Haute depot. Tho great rush of bulk grain and flour for the eastern markets has taxed the entire rolling stock of the'road, which Is ordinarily marethan sufficient.

This unusual local business, together with the through business has made it next to an impossibility to supply cars enough, and the T. H. & I. li. R- freight house at 6ix o'clock last evening was completely jammed with Eastern bound freights. The employes havo several times recently, worked until twelve o'clock at night in order to mako room for tho following day's business

Chicago geta the most of tho melons. Tho grain aod f) ur lor Buffalo, and further Bast markets. ,w

Rre

now getting into a shape that a laboring man may not expend a week's wages to buy food to provision his family from Saturday until Monday. The supply cf food is so abundant that not only tbe producer is amply rewarded at the reduced prices obtained, but lbs impoverished consumer it enabled to have plenty and to spare in his larder. The only article of prime necessity that keepsup to the old War and famine prices is meat—either flesh or cured. Why such 1J the case is one of the unfathomable mysteries.

Tbe black walnut lumber goes to one firm at Boston, Massachusetts.

EYES.—To obtain good spectacles has always boon a difficult job. Our readers will be pleased to learn that that difficulty need DO longor bo encountered, if they will call at the jawelry store of S. Freeman, National House Block, and procure a pair of Lszarus & Morrib1 celebrated "Perfected Spectacles." They are will spoken of by tbo press in the east and elsewhere. augl-l-dwlin.

THK COUNTY FAIR begins on tho Hth of September and lasts four days.— Pamphlets containing.the premium list and all particulars are ready for freo distribution, at the office of the DAILY EXPRKSS. Every family should have ouo.

Entries for the Societies premiuma for Farms, Corn and Potatoes must be made with the Secretary by Tuesday, September 8th, wben the committee will mako tbeir examinations.

Tbi^can all be changed by using Hagao's Magnolia Balm, wbich gives the Bloom of Youth and a Refined sparkling Beauty to the Complexion, pleasing, powerful and natural.

No Lady need complain of a red tannod, freckled or rustic Complexion who will invtst 75 cents in Hsgan Magnolia Balm. Its effects are truly wonderful.

To preserve and dress the Hair use Lyon Kathairon. Aug, 19-wlm

DIED,

HAYWOJUTH—MT«. Jane Hay worth, WIFA of Be?. Sanfbrd worth, of PratrfaloE, ou tho 25th lost., 1'fOI.i Iofiiaiatioa of thti ghe b»s been a great lofferer for BSTC»1 yaar« she is now released from this mortal cai), and no donbt enjoya a quiet and peaceful rest whore d»th no n»a reigna. She loaves a husband and nuicr warm friend* to moaru her I033. r®

FARMKRS. LOOK OUT!—Go to L. Kissnor's .Music Store, and gel one or more of those nico piano boxes, to store your wheat- away in them. lSwlm

fJHE MARRIAGE GOIDE.r#

BY WM. YOUNG, M. 1)

Containing £20 pa&es of rsading matter, tngraiiogaot tbomaio and

femala

''v.Wbos»

organs of gen

eration thechili in the w5mt from tan dava oH to lha time of dcliv)jy disease, of the womo aud of a 1 rivate and asciet natme tbo production au4 preTentisu of ofl'dpringa.

Sel -jbuitr. iu Loth sesea, HUJ its treatuiuit, on

Tjqtq

THE POCKET JSCliAPIUS OE,

Every one His Own Thysiclan,

Being a Confidential Silent Friend otd Trivato Adnaer followod

eith

er of tUe ab.»V0 Boukj lorwaidad to Ihtm by enclosing Fifty Conts, acd addrt83 DR. ff. 1'OUJiG, •eplwly' 416 ?pruce Scieei Pbil%delphia, Po.

GORY 4 DEFREES,-

sale aod lieta'l DoaiPrsin

HARDWIRE

Iron,

». ua- Oils,

Paints, „,,d!

Sash, Doors,

Spoks,

Blinds, ti tnn-ti

Carpenter's Tools.

^Felloes,

GlIM & I.KATUKK BKLTI\I, i)J

Terre Haute, Ind,

3--pt ijilwif

$1,000

JAMKS GILBBRT, Secy.

PRKITY WOMEN.—A oemparftt^vcly lew ladies monopolize the Beauty as wel as tho attention of Society. This ought not to be so, but it is. and will be whilo men are foolish, and single out pretty faces for companions.

EEWAKD FOR ANY

•which iho Medical Faculty havo pronounro-l ina DR. lUCEIAU'S GOVDEN UKMiCDlKS |Wi

W'ihh

KOT OUKIT. ?i

Dll. IViCHAC ti GOLDEN H, I, will cu-c .Syphilis »u a primary aud stcuii aiy 8ta^i8. such ad old Ulcers, Uicerut«'d£ore Throat,

K.vts, S»iu KrupiiotiB ttLd oorojeja of tin, 2rc»it, onidicaticg oeasv luorcnry th»--otigh^y.

UlCHAU'^ 00i DEN BALSAM Uo. 2r

will cU:o ill tL rd ttagca of Syphiliticaad mojcure&l Khenmiitiein, etc. Aid 1 deJy tho.-e wbi» *»uiT irom du^h dtuoa^os to O!KA»U a RA'IIC'il oure without the aid o:' taia medicine, which dot a prevent tho patients from o«tlD* aud drinkir-g »vhat tbej line. Price ot cither No, 1 or 2, $3 per bottle, boUic*, .v Dli. lUCHAUVs GOLDEU AtiTIDOT IS.

ZK O»« iiud radical cure fot GOLOTI lu a, Gi uv^i, an^l &11 Uriu-tiy Deraugeiiienla, auvoo»pan'c»J full fiirec iaoa. Wai?ati«el

cij

pjr bot v. UU. KiCdAU'o OOLDJfitf KLiXlti D'AilUt'ii. A radical cure fir Go'jOral Dublin ii (11 or youug, im^a'tjug energy to who LA\* ltd a lify of sjiiDuality. I'ic, & ^t-rbo Uo, cr botfl'8$'j

Ou recuipv of price, l» mV.l Ks| rcta, L.» t-. re^)«-d ej v/ill Lo a"iiio to «tiy p'a o. l'r ui^t atteu^oii paid toali c.jrrMp'*n c«t». Noo^veuuioc- wifsfui- tuumo rf Dr. UI^HAU'S

DHN UEilKDlKS. D.

li.

lilOUAUD.\ MIO

nrietur, L1 ^A ii iu OItiss ot UJUKJ. AG« r. DR B. UlOUAllDi*, Ko. 2iS Vdiic atrc«t.

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PALACE OF MUSIC. IF I A N

STECK'S, KNABEJ&,

OHICKHRINGS

The Celebrated Patent Cyeloids ami '.-tb*r well-knnwn aud reliabt* Makers.

OAUIIAItr Ac MJJtBHAM Ji

Far lor and Church Organs ami Mciodeotis,

6HEJST

INSTRUCTION BOOKS, AnJ exory Tariciy of

Small Musical Instruments, —ASt

Musical Merchandise.

PIANOS FOR RENT.

Also, old luaturuaieutstakeu iuexchauiieor part pay OH tie ones.

JPia-ixos, Melodeons, no nil k-utift of fcQiaiier aluaical Instruments iepaired^by

COMPETENT WORKM EN.

Semd OrJwe to

sl£ls»INI£2».,s#

PALACE OF

.No. 4i, JUU ... I (Oppositf^he Oirt .Ooort IJonsp,)

(£.HAL'TK. irJJL.

and Marriage, anil, in ficfc, every Secret .. Viat is requ'.fite tob? k- o«r3 l-y Single and Mur- I vOiilliW'litUl LllC 11SSUTclSiCC ed People.«

AL:Ot-

Observations on *fce Treat

meat cf Venereftl DJ:e^es. Gonorrhrgj, Gleet, StrictTKi*, etc. Illtstrated wltli Casee, l*!atea ani Ditgranjfi, f*oci Dr. Ytung'a friTate Pi»ctica. persons at aor distance can havo a copy

SIMPSON'S COLUfAft.

JJUFUS II. SIMPSON

ATTOKNfil AT i,AW,

NOTARY PUliLI€w

Commissioner of Deeds far Western ilates,

Fire and Lire Insarancc Agent,

Terre Haute* Indiana.

OFFIQK—Iu Scott's Bonding—upstair*—op* poaite the New Court Uouse. NOTICE—Collection* m»3« lu iwd cat of Court, reasonable unmiasiooa.

KSP-F.OIAL ATTENTION giv*n to tfittleoio of States aud (.jntrdians in rrol'SteiAinrt, AT 'V?

FAliJid ANf llOUiK.S .,*5'

toinpany,

OF NEW YOKK

CAPITAL, P^IAIN 8im,oo,oo A.ssrrs 2,167.178 -i» I'OLTGIKS Issued in 1869 C.OO-t

.:a, if.

Marl law if.

Magnificent

EKTKRPTTLSE!

Authorized by Spccial Act of the Kentucky Legislature. The Btst Schtn& £ver Offered^to Jhc

Public Fully Author\z&i,\*a$»

by Law 114,.

Fsi' pktuv hh'gi ing d-^rripl!cn cf property,

r.ct

Uavu a Urg^ stlactun offiral class

FOR FALL PLOWING!

AND

From $5.00 to§50.00. 11. KUKV.S :improvr.u

C3" -A-X .t\

It c.numt ch«»©

jnni.ncl

break tbo grain, tbe feodiug

ii '"uii'j l»y ori 8 of il iu£ hd« 11 UNDER IIK BOX that I'U t.L grain f«wo aod PdU-.U it ttici iho u:ua, ttio qajvicuy

btHK,

wn beiug pro,

Uio of mo fl %ug*d whtola-

wui-li tpjd io reguiauwl b» a uMiiiOer of cogA» i. rui air a

•. *,

HU prrf«otly under coi-

trov-cf th tinier v. IK. i«guid by vtrybimpio a-» 1

iw J,ii iI j! iu- *t a:fcot\ to tue Drill.

1 h« oula ar not loo** atd liftb:o to bf» lost, but rn .*n^.'d t» lhe lnil and tho ieod is r«*guJats??l wit-^ouo Uioviog.-a b-itjl.ij ,v

Tho Drill is Cheaper

CASH

York, ultico boura

fvoai A 5a. to 5 P. il. w'iVcaiurM boat—Co 8toud'us* iw-r. d. t..\v-ujy

MUSICAL.

ij »i-y t«H r, a'jti wili l» solil on Jiuit to i«• s'l ou*ib!» uni utbtitxtra ii^uo^uieciU are vfurt«l cash bu.yo: s. l/o ivt tho bu»i

ONE HORSE DRILL

Wliuil iu

L-.

fch.r-

tlDKi MlhLS-thrto sue?, hre? pr-:ee.

l^rili. Caou &ili aud Cider Wiii

warriAUud. W'm arc ^reyartd to liil t-rderd for DRAIN, TILfc HU-

VU*K of

ji.i *. lur.iiah tstiuiaus o: c.iijt of draiumg Ui it «i *5'* are gi •eu. •JOJNJUS JONES.

iiiAD

I TOTAL

Standard Wine Bitters

ALFRED SFEKli,

The Mod. Wyndcfal MMIJOIH Known. Cnrcain *•»y CJ.H5 t»»*i a «. Hit'! aickly. OoUdrea ([row robu.t.

GREA 7 EXCITEMENT

lr» ail pa t« o! Ui.* »antry o*i th*d ncjreryof th comhin »tija S -*KSK'5 NAC'VKJ WiN with Ce.ovim Bi'rc aud t*iiMb« nod RjOts. Or«leiH ar« ouriti ia Irom alt *rts of he world.

It urinnoteiduestjon, acta upjutiw Liver and the Kid .f*y:»u ereit-jj a Hn^eriu-r Appetit

you Icvo your children, wis'4 to mike eaa health^ and pryJoagtheir lives, use the#e Bitters andnocth?r. Don't fail to ask fur

Syeer's Standard Wine Bitters.

ore has not got them, don11 be put off

with evftii-tbUg tUo. Tlio brat rugg^U have Iheui.

Great Excitement in Salt Lake Ovtr thsso Biitera, ThoD'auJa «ro loiog cured l,y ihi-m. Britbira TonnR'9 !ott»r or tho' •wondtr-til enrt-fl. tee ihut Oiy JiBnitor»'» ovjr thecoit (,f r»ch buttli.

A. SPEFH, Fassalc, I.-w Jerae». O. T. lUDTjOW, StT.nd, La l,n. Agent for Great Britain.

J. L\ *OV. P»ri», Agcut Or tha Con'.iueut Karoiio. PM by Urng iatB generally.

The Greatest Tonic of the Age.

Agents Wanted for

For the People!

t'OSTAINTX^

Foil Inatrnctions and Practical Fonnc, adsptfd toKverv Ki&d'of BnsiQfsr, aad toainiieSttkiej of tbe 0nion.

BY FUAKKliIS CHAS1 BERLIN,

the Unitcd£ta»cal3jr.

rTb(ro is no book ot thelcind wbich take rank with it for aatheofci'T, io oilicuc, „ud coinploten€ss»"—Spr.njfMd iiUaM.)

ThiiU

'fOSRLL ANL 1:hSt'.

cAn«etot

t^Titn-T AGiiNi!

.'*t -t- ot Eotlcui Famid, i»ro cle..r^U

Ohio il|7

ui itKbt ilundiei A.rcjcf wb:cb and .»r cultivation, »ni hire boea re»i»cJ 11» j.wvrn y«4nr ut $

I & acre, jney reuted.

Uoi lor tuo »t ttuve l» eu tali^o, and 111 tluso "ia*'ifg 9 tH F.irmwh.t'h -v (i "Jl.-MO ii ti.i r.n.!i |(H nm-fw.

504 rit)^oLs iu Kcud'ersoii Co. ivy., Making511 Prizes iu aU, Valued ai§S14,o00.

IT 7.

$150,000 00

a l'.«t rix fciO 00 Mo tl H-* M'jr »u tHk-1 pl»« .ejftpie, L'MI HV IL»F, H*4..TA BY, SEPT.'-SUH:R 1*5, J8-il

^5 OO KacSi.

uf Legislitcro, and ceititicatts of

goutlciiiou iU-'i h&'J oilier ttatod, bp*

ply to fitter c! tho fu lowing Ap-nls 11* LVNKt Farmer- iuk, ll'n.d'}r«'»D, Ivy. i». n. alkU^dk.r, '.•ommer ial B»nk, ^JOOi^ville, Kv.

LATHAM, PresiJtii: Batik IIopksiiHviUe, lio^ kiosvi-it', Ky. JAMES L, DAtLAM. OoromenMa! Bank, Paflncah, K1'. 0. TMi?MA8, Lexiutftoo, Ky. .. \V. 15. IVLEH, u»-fiiboro, Hy. .1

HO TV IO GUT TICKETS.

Remitb/drtft^, Pojt)(n money order, registered lett« r, or (iu atian ot fi dollars and upw.iids) by exp'&tf*, to eithor JuabovoAgents.

£cc.9

&c., &O.

No, 121 Main & 1 and 3 Fifth Sts,,

SIMPSON,

y7d*\** t#

Hubs,

.9v Agent, iVrro Qaote, Iod

-j i( Fu1 lie Square, TKKK1C HACTIsJ IKIS 1

Republican.

tbeONLV NS17 COOK o( the kiedpub-

lisbe' for many y^ara .Xc ^rcpart-'d by able PUACTfOAL LAAVYEK, cf t»oDty-fi*e ye»r« experience, and ti just wuat»rerybodjr. nee«ia for daily u-e.

Jlis highly recammcndcd by

and t\e Chi*f

Jwrtse

and entire Btnch cf

Connecticut. o«ly by Subicriptioa. AGENTS WANTED KVERYWHXRK. S-nd for Circulars.

O. 1« CASK&CO., Fnnliehera, Hartford, Conn. No. 1 Spruce St., New Ycrk Ciucinuatl, O. aud Cnitago, 11!.

CAUTIOAij

SiQCoihis worv waa put to prt?s, aa old lawtojk, pulhabed mauv ugo, md loag riacs on:' date biw been hastily io issaed as ••nfW hook,'1 \vitbout even sni«.ab jevtalou of ft« obsolete atHtem^nts. Do»ot coufound that work isith CHAMBLliLIN's LAW-BOOK rOtt VMC PhoPLK

REFIIVED

Family Lard!

TACKED BY

FPOCTER & GAMBLE,

CINCINNATI.'-?

pROCTlSfc

Ask your Qroccr for our brand of Litnl in thcue I'nckitascs. P.cked4 lb, Ih, 10 lb. Cuddies, CQlh Cnses for «liipni«nt, Cheapest mode for aelliag Lard, "ind for Price list. For sale -by TEIIBE IIAf11GuoCEni. juavfSm

DMI.NISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Iho undersigned has broo app 'luted Administrator of the Hsta dfJahn n. Thcrnb4rg, deceased, lata of Yigo county, State of Indiana. Tbo estate ia pr bibiy solvont. L. C. THOJi^BUKG, Adta'r.

bfghkRt

Mie appraised valuo, ono-tbird of {.utchase MH to b-«paid do^vo, oue.third ia six man h*, and thobvlmco *u twelve mouths'rom-dato with i--tur» 6t, wniviu^ vjluauon I IWH, iho purchaff-r giv'i hit$ notep. tecur^d bj* ni'ttgaae ou the erni-i^n. liLiAft F. xdEiiKILL, auilodlwiw-i* ^iminiairator.

OTICE.

BOXEiS

iotic-3 i« heccby giren tl at tho undersT^ncd hax been ap'-ointed zee air ix o( the i.io' ^ugudtu^ li. ObhUlberlin, 1 it" of Yi^o Ccuutv, doceated.— the fstate is prohublv aolvont.

It \KY A. 6. CUAMC^IILIN,

aiu2 dltw3w Kxucntrix.

QTATE OF INDIANA, VIGO k3oountv tS. Yigo Circuit Ocurt, Jifpterobei Term, lvi« 9.

Gerhard Edhinau, irilliitn 13. Tuoll. aud S*m« uol 31?XCe^u \s. liuth tf. Bait as and SjIUUoI Barra»j. et al.

Forecloiure of Mortgago. Ou tVi« d«y. towit, *ho sih

d»y

of August, A. D. 1SG0 co»n

t^:o PlaintiSib/ W. Yj. llondnch, Atto. u-y, ano U!e tboi1* complaint bc:tio un afli :»Vi Bbowit.g ihat tbo Dofoudants 3 «'.h S. Bafras and Samuel Barvaiaro noti-r.-i-idsnta ut tu* £30t#*i6tf

Notice id th'-refcrd hereby gmn to tboD fenduntb of thilii'Lg aud p« ud Ley uf thu»pi cu tl ing, and that tbo s:»in^ «iii bo eatd and lorniin^dattho ii*ott Ttiiiu cf o\r said Court, miu nciug OQ tho Feurth MoLd*y of Sopttmbcr uext, A. D. lis 0.

At-vst MAUTI5T ROLLIKG^-U, Ch-rl:.

BOOK OF

laudiu^ curu to bo fuuud

NATURiC.

it tmats "prlvato uiiit'i.-r»," in w'nicb tinlUirrici aud rhO'o -u1 en«p. lig mar in»c

i-ply inter sted.

Miiij \v tie*! l»ol:cr

lisnueiit.

Iwllers,

any dizauU in an/ quantity,

OTICE.

READ! I

ECLIPSE

ITfti certain effects oj nn lie coneiitntioii tf tte

Human Race,

Especially th Krltpufi that is ta'biuf place tv»»i»f.ciiug 'u-' •vej.a t.-f mankind. All Tunics ar»d mBI'tflji md Patent Mo'tMuee, are beiujj» i,M9fd by th

Notice ia lieraby JJIVU'I that t.iu uD'crsisou Uu' boeu ~rpoiu od Aiim iiibtralu'' uf tli» K.t'.'iof Willi AMKU, lito if Vig-c uu'y, Onliaua, docemtd. 6ji 1 ojtiio ii prt-bj. ly s.iivaut.

JA3IE OX,

Auj. 18, lfb'J w3w A ministratci.

DMIJSISTKATOii'S

SALE.

Notice i« Lerby «iveu th .t'hn nn^erai/m-d, Adtn Brato' "f the K»tato if W ill^ui A lt*i» deceased, arill«ff^r »r sa:o at pubi^out r», at iho lato reai^OLce oi tie doce.Bel, iu KeviLs tuvsnsbir, gocouniyt on

THURSDAY, SKPrEilBKlt h, 18 P, th3! pergonal property of paid Fswt*, coueidting hor-is. cow-, hog4, catile, &h ep. wnvott farm! implem n»8, wheat iu tbo bu he',corn aud potaio«4 iu the Id, auJ ot li »uac ol kitchen f^rnU iro ami v»Viua* other ar:i lc».

Salo to B^CIN at 10 O^Iook, A. «t. TRMS.a—Suni^

of $3aod uid r, cas oyer fc3

rredit of mruths, the purcim-er glr iag note utintuiost, wal«ivg bon^iit of vjil i.ktion. with good ff*ctuiry JASlEj U*'X autflSwlU' Adu

PPLICATION for LICENSE. i~\ u.'t,n nndersigseti hereby pives notice th»t be will upply to ttio County Commissiouurs Hi tboir regular stMiou in Sopti-mber, 1809, lor acenee tosell flpiriinoai and Into ric»ting iqiursia l^B.qunntitiei than a quart at a tiLie, for tbi 'pact I.foucytar. The premiat-s on which snid liquo aro to bofioldaro loca'ed oi« tho B'uth ta-i cor ntr un h» preiu.'iseB of B. 'attele. out Lnlft ctte ,B'J miirt north cf Watt, Cottage, lu Olt=r Cre'-k. ibwosbip, Vigo cona y, ludlmi ., «131ll-WJt AUOLPII H. MYEK.

A1The

PPLICATTON for LICENSE. nodt-r.'gued hereby gi** th.i hs will apply to tho Conolj C. niuiia'i OBr» a tlieir regal* setBion in So. tttnbtr, 18*0, for 11c»r.e tos 11 spiritaous »n intoxicatiag liqoy le qu»itiiit9 thau a quart at a time, for thace of one ar. Tho premises on which aaid liquor, are to bus ld aro located ou tho corr.ir ofeikhth and ifayetie streets, a^jolnlna the city

Terre IUute, ia Uarrison wns.ip, vigi county, Indiana. aHdltw3! -S* FEBD. ZEIQLKB.

Bosine plea*aat and respectable Oue ag^ut 1*1 £6

ia one smalt town one, 10W iu five

towns out», 31 in editing oa 33 families aijoiber 36 t»er d-iv for d^a iu encc.S'ioa, on wMch h* me du $4- er day aod oth"»r-» eq :a' ly aa well. S-nd or circular LLTtLEFlCLO

DAMK,

8w4w 102 Washington *?., Boston, Mass.

insurance.

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

,,JATI

SALE

A DMINISTEATOE'S A OF BHiL ESTATJT. Kotica ii hereby giveu, that I will, on Thnrsd »y tbe llih day ef Owiobor, lsiaJJ at tbo Court IIOUK door, iu tho city Of Tcfre'llaute, Tndiaua, bill the following described real estate, louRing tithe eataio of Julia A. Oaeton, deceuiod, to-w.

A pr«rt of a lo:, btgiuoirf forty-two f4'i) f-ot dne nth ef tho dortheaet corner ot lot inbtr ona (l). Kctaw Farm, os niado ai. A. Jo-it and Mar* Jrwett, and running tbocc* 'a9t sixty-flve (GSIfo^l, thooceeouth twenty-eight (U8) feer, thence west aixt^-iivd (»5) f^ct, thenre norci. ivsi-uty-eixht (28) fret to tho p'aco or bt-giuLiu^, siiuaie.l fn rre Uante, Indiaun, ie 1 s^ld thy

bidder for not I^BB than two- htmaoi

(ourdrgret-s ^truuf el• tluy «ro mteuiitU ior ape cial oases—I-KICE FIVR COLLAKJJ TEB BOX. rrlvato circulars sent fn*»j. Kncloat. ^tamp. you cauaot prvcuto tho Pilly, 'JACL^EE tbe JI OV' iud udir jBh JiHYi^ & CO., iHCedar Street, I'ork, aud ou roceipt they vitl bo sent U'olidOni. 3 b» ictiUTj mail. Doifl-fh?od vly

ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Vetiug Muu, iho «xperii-ncoot yeaie hart deUiOiidtrutcd tbu :'a-. ttiivt reliunr- may Le placed in theofliua.-y

THE WORLD

«i

v-.r<p></p>INSURANCE

LIFE (JOL

TUB

eminent udg

TTUXHU

incltviiRy the Chi Justice aiuJ other Jvdges o' 3/o^si-

United States of America 'Hoe sizzi

This Oompanv MONTHSof its."

BRANCH ORRICE,

PiilLALiELPHIA""

OFF1CKRK:

CLAUKNCE H. CLAliii, Fhilade pbia, President* JAY* COOK IS, Chairman Finaucc a ul KXLCU ~S Oomuittoe. HEKKY D. COOKK, Waesingiou, Yicc-Vrtfiident-EMEUSON PEET, Thiladolphii, ^tcretary and Aotnarj FJiANCIS G. ijMFT J. I),, rhiladilphta. Med iCil Diroctou.

.is. ffrst TEX,

is. uvj, in the

5 3 9 5 O I I E S

INsCRINO

$15,142,800.!

Tina CoDipiny (SfT^rj tS 1ta rollrv-Iloldfre.

PERFECT SECURITY

bvit.1 Cash paid up Capital of Ono Will oa Dollars and guaraEuoea to nauredi by 8

Low Mates of Premium

MtiGE HIVIDESBS IS AUTANCE, Or a Ileversionary Dirideod of 100 per cent, by its

Return Premium Plan.

GENERAL, AGENTS.

JOUN

XV.

DR. BELL'S SPECIFIC

For the apoud and pcrmauont euro of ccmiual tfertkueoa, tho result of Vouthlui lodiaorctlob, which itogiucted, ruins the happitead, and uudtu c&ecutiurer for bndiuean, social eocioty, or iu »rri-in-

*ge. They cau be udeU without Uoieciiuu oi .crferouce with bualuoaa pursuiu. Pricoonb Dollar per box, or four^jxea iu* tlrcu ulUra. if yoa ceuuot procure tbea.* piila «e oao the t»onoy UUVAN A C^., 01 Cedar Kow tork, au they vwil* b-aoat by roiuiu mail, well it l'rii'^to drculura t. utlemcu?8ent frt?f« JU applicatioa. iiiicjo..u strati wly

BUYAN'ti Llb'E INVUiOiiATOi

,k'^'

It it not a.

^uoc?:

doctor's fdwr-

OH LLfJi KEJUVESATMG ELIXM,

For ul\ IuittU^euifL.u ol iho Urinary Or^abe. It givea

L:fe, Health and Slrtrttgrh

all who Ub* it ?uU i'^Ut.w ui dirtct .00. li lover iaiJa 10 r. muv« N» rv*ua Dcbi luik oiou-

Oortuina bontuifui cu o» pla-«» idub-

ut woof th" text. T:ob»st aud'most ut wort ou soxual Physi-logy iu ex»t uc •. 6?i»s s.y mail post-j.aid :»uil SiCiro roiu obao vation.— S ud a post paid an add-es^ei «^uv«* o^ tor cir^ cuhw givi-g full iulorniatiou'ab »ut this *k.— Address A. HOAXES, avrer ClsrtlaLd, O. ,Ultw3m

want of Power, ai»Q ail wceUoe a ariaing roia txcyoau^ ^r luUiovreti u, iu lend uic-aior\, uuplcastfciit dreams, weak licrvco, liealiache, uervoua t*cnit*iiu^. geuerai I iib.Luoe, Umiiead 'f viaiun, tlueihiu- ut tbo in, htch, if uegirctcd, viii sure lead tu Ins.tuiiy ur Conuuiption. When tboey teiu io OB (*12't ccuU, will not r^covc wilhoutUuip. Ittuiat bo uvigcrated And stroa^tticu'oa, to enable t. tmfforor to tutlili thedutieaof 1 ito. 'juis modjvino has beau tested lorsiuauy ytuiu, «nd it is warranted a ccriai CUUL, no turner how b-»d thy ca:«o ma bo. Uuu(ir-Ub of tcrtir c&ieo cr»n beshowu. I'nce, ouo Ooliar p« boitlo, 0aix bottioofor live Uullara. iJOiiB BY ALL DliCGtfiiSTS.

If J*»cuuuut procure -it ueud «»tat\*n»«ut til vour cust«, aud euciOdt»ihe m-'iiey t^ UllYAXt CO. 61 Oedar wtriot, NOA YO k, au*l it w'l to «entou. On receipt ot Five Daiiara, 0 bottle .'iourjy t-quii! to acvcu auiuil, will bu a-ui lu utiy predd utllco iu tbe Util ed St at c*a» char^ paid. Private circular*, uuii ou application. Kuclo&e •ttiup. dtevl Di.»yi3wlj

?OR S A.LE—THEJROdEfARM 1 h^j be-t St» ck, D* rj Grain Farm in tli c-'iiut y, containing liC1 acre witbiu tbrie mU-sot ho corp raceiim t*o» Xo«ru li*uto.— Iho prrsout owue wi^hiu^ to ix«nU» a Cuaiuo Of hri ute, will nowgivt a ^teat ta' faiu iu thin f-irm anil oi»Ue ttie terma cuiy -«o tho prroU«tor. I' uotau it pr VA o*aU by tMe KUti 1 r*eptem* er, 1 ffjrc uh tha. dav tbu hi*.beii hi 1 er,t £-tbe* #ith tht J?rn, U»*y. Cattif, Uoieea a'j Furuiu & Tools For urtuerpHriicuh-*, enquire liy a (Irts.-iinK 1* O B^x !cm 1:.u.t I. J. Au£5*vtSet'tl5 •''iwv

FA.RLEY & ROACH.

UaM^rACTURKkfl or

SADUiLSS liAIt^fcSS.

ANO UKAJ.KTTFI IS

Collars, Whips, Curry Combs,

BBU.SHK», &o.,

Ko. 175 ila'n Strter,« ppoiite O'JBoyU'a Leather stjre, i'errtj ante Inf.

Agents for Uncle Sam's Jlanientf Oil.

j) 2G-w ly

ATTORfMEYS.

M, M.BKEDITH,

Attorney uc

\AL

A- CO.

-J *, CVA'C/.VVJ '/7,

O I O

lencral A^ctita for Ohio and Central and Southern Ir.diau'i. ..w

J, A. hOOTE,

26dwly- ^i A»ent for Torre litut«?, irtrt.

LADIES,

If viti require a rcllnbl.-, retard^, n«o the beat I I16. HAItVKY'A FUMAJLIi 1»1L1A bave no oqnal, They are sale anU oaro in ordtUSry cases. RRICI,.ONB DOLLAR PEH BOX.

Or. Harvvy'o Golden Pills,

Orricn— iu Farr.e^tun Block, Terro Ilaote, Ind* ^r30dwtf

Attorney tit' Lii'wV

OrttCf—On

PUBLIC.

Ohio Slnvt, betwiwu Tuird »DO.

Fourth Strt-cU. A Cm

CJIARTKKKD by SPECIAL ACT of CONCESSIT

CA81I CAPITAL ..it® .§1,000,1/00

«hap