Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 January 1867 — Page 3

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SPECIi NOTICES.

THE

MISERABLES!

MISGUIDED & UNFORTUNATE YOUNG MEN'. ISHAVS

of Warninc aud Instruction lor Young

Mm who have abnwd their pliyaica^ powers,, or wasted their substance in riotous living, and fal

:3S^sfi2a£gS«

HO°l)GUTON,fHowfrd Association, ™^j£bi'1' l'enn. 1__

Cough,

Cold, or

Sore Throat,

JIKQU.RES 1 MMED.ATE ATTENTION AND SHOULD BE CHF-OKED

1F AU

/.V.KI. TO 'STINTE,

I»IMTON of tlie

tuns*,» P!RM,?P®DT C«n#nmpU«ii

IS OFTEN THE REPTLT.

O W S

BBOKCHUL TROCHES ^jssszsjt pa"t3'

0,VE

RrnncliitiH. Asthmtt, Catarrh,€011

»NMI»tive

Mid Tlir»«l iI»ca»c»,

TROCHES AUK USED -WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS -UNGKUa AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS Will find Tro-hc- usofal in clearing the voice wl«» tak-n before Singing or Speaking, and relieving the throat after an unusual exertion of the vocal orzans The Troclu* are recommended and scriW 1.7 Physicians, and have had testimonials from eminent men throughout the country. BaL'an arliclo of true merit, and having prolyl their efficacy by a test of many years, =ach year finddthem in new localities in various parts of the .vorlJ, aud the Trochea arc universally pronout.ee. better than other articles.

Obt iin only "BROWN'S RROSCIHAL TnocnES,

and not

heard

take an, ot the Worths JmiUisio,,

That may b« offered- Sold everywhere.

AUcock's Porous Plasters.

BBIGGS, Proprietor of rami roth House. Cure of Crick in the Back, and Lumbago. LYONS, N. Y., July 4th, ltSii-.'.

Messrs. AI.LC0CK & Co: Tlease send Bie a dollar's worth ot your plasters They have cured me ot a crick in my back, whi Had troubled mo for some lime, and now my father is going to. try then, tor

difficulty about biBhcait. L. II. jjr. Green, No. 8G3 Broadway, .New York, iaf„TOis us he sold, on Monday, une l«.i, two to a young woman suffering liom pl»«tBI8 lOttW 6

•Ti

8ho Clllled.averely t~

get tW(.

Iquibapj O stated how tlic two .rh^^cCfedmSlonday had relieved her

LTin^ daysofTmo"?diVrling'pain in her i"ck and"u,nsy Sold by all Druggi-u. jttn 2iiw*w

I From the Manchester (N. ii.) Mirror.] The White Pine Compound has become o»e ot Che standard medicines of the day it is the-b*,t -uueli reu:edy we ovor knew. Wo have never been without it day for fifteen years, and never oipect •obo In our Umily it is deemed as necessary as ,ugar a.,1 salt, tea and coffee. When the hrBt symptoms of a cold appear, a spoonful of it is taken aud in nine casosout of ten, in a day tlio cold is gone: In weakues.es of the kidneys w. have uo doubt, froui the testimonials of men we have known, aud iu whese word we can put implicit confidence, that it is as good a remedy as thore is the wide world. The virtues of White Pine ar» mst beginning to to bo understood by the people in this section of tho country. Among the Indians of California and the tribes that hover on the borders of civilization east of the Rocky Mountains, imong Mexicans, Spanish, and the mixed races Irom tho western border ol Texas to the r»c mid from Lower California

Nuw

"l,'

eat Throat remedies have Pine as the leading mredient. £t»e advertisement. nottdwotn

_JHE HEAD OF A COMET, according to Milton, is rendered tun-fold more terrible by its "Horrid

Hair,"

and thero »r» thousands of fiery human heads which might io rendered charming by simply changing thoir lint to a mellow brown, or a perloctly natural black with

CHBISTADOBO'S HAIR DYE, It is ridiculous to carry into society a grey, sandy or carroty head, When five minutes would render as attractive as Nature .could liavo made it in her happiest mood.

Manufactured by J. CHRISTADORO, No. 6 Astor House, Now York. Sold by Druggists. Appliod by all Hair Dressers. jan2d&wlm

A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEX .ion is tho desire of everybody. It can be hail by HSteC lbe Celebrated "Bloom Of Youth." This is tho most refrestlfig and delightful Toilet article in

use,

•orrespondents

fford8.

lor beautifying the Complexion and preservuse lor beautifying the umpiciiuu »uu lug to me v*° ... 1 .V,. .«mo time is invaluable master-General, and will take plea^r.re ing tho bkin, anjl at the sa

for removing' TANS, FRECKLES, and *11 discol

orations. €niit!»n.—See that you get the gonuine article. It has the name of G. W. Laird stamped In gla-s on the oack of each bottle. Take no other ns worthless imitations are in circulation.

Sold by Fancy Goods Dealers and Druggists, jverywliere. Depot 74 Fulton St.. N. Y. Uc t-J an Apl-J nly-dlm

.. BAKUINO HOUSE OF

j^y COOKE & CO.,

Corner Wall uud Nassau Sts„ New York. In connection with our housas in Philadelphia Mid Washington we have opened a NEW YOltlv HOUSK at tlie above location, and ofTer our services to Bai.ks, Bankers, and Investors foe tlie Iransaction of their business In this city, including purchase, aud sales of Government Security, SlockJ, Bond* NVe are constantly represented at the Stock Kicliange and Gold Board, where orders sontusare promptly filled. We keep

unhand a full supply of Uovernmcnt seeurltlcs of all Issues. suyinK aud selling at current prlcos, audailowing

the most liberal rates the market

CUildrcn hiivinp Worms requireinime Mate attention, as neglect of tho trouble olten -auscs p'olonge*l ^kkn-'ss.

Syin torn* of Wormn in ClilWron

3rten

ov ri .died. Worms in the stomach and jowels cause irritation, which can bo removed jnly hvtheuf-fa uru r- i. jy. ih« comlnnaion ol'iiigredients used in making grown', 'T«. Tiifuge Comfits" is such as to give the best possible

•fleet with saftty CURTIS .V nROWN, Proprietors, New Votk. Sold by all Dealers in Medicines, at box my2*3d«ly

HI1S3(EWELI/S

pj IVF.RSAI. I Ten Ve,ir nave ilearly COl'iilt I proved thnt the theory of sini-

RESEUY. I piicity, the great clement of this splendid preparation, which allows its use whenever there is tickling or irritation in the Throat, auJuroduciug no debility, is the only and true theory by which Cot,Is, Cough', MoartcMf,, Bronchial Complaints, and all Throat Affections which, if neglected, end in Consumption, can be'effectuilly cured.

U®- Sore Threat,

SPECIAL NOTICES.

For Marking I^iuen, Ac The Improved Indelible Pencil,

Greatly ivperiar iu l.iittMe Julv. One Pencil trill marl: veer 1,601) ArticUt. ''Desirable, c'iii^euieut, and useful.

Mass., Hfpublican, For Bale by Booksellers, Stationers, DruggSBto, Ac. Manufactured and eold at Wholesale, by THE IKUSUBLtPEiVX'il. COMPAK

Korthamplon, 5fas«t.

Every Pencil )Varrtanted.,v Price W cents. dl^dwlui

A NKW PEBFUMS FOR THE IIANBKKKCHIEF.

Phalon'H "Night Blooming Cerens.'

Flialon's "Night Bloominjr Orftis.'

Phuloi. N ^"Nlght Blooming i-i-i us."

1'ltnlou'x "Night Blooming Ccrcim."

Plialon's ••Night Blooming «:«rcu»."

A most exquisite, delicate, and Fragrant Perfume, distilled from tho rare and beautiful fiower from which it takes its name

Manufactured only by PHAl.ON SON, Nowlork. BEWAUE OF COUNTEUi'EITS.

ASK IOB II A ON S—T A NO O II IT. Augl (Ufly-^od

am l: 1! 1 A N

Lead"

IV,noil

i--v' '.{•

LAMB BACK. NEW YORK, NOV. 23,1863.

AH.C0CK & Co —Gentlemen I lately suffered severely from a weakness in u.y back Having

your plasters much recommended for cases ot this kind, 1 procured one, and the ™»ult .11 that I could desire. A single plaster cured me in a week. yours respoctfuUy,

Factory,

NIHHTTTI'UOUAIAI} AUU

JAY COOKE A CO.

may lud wly

An Ell*ctual Worm Medicine.' BROWN'S VKBMIFOGE COMFITS, OB WOE* LOIKNOBS. Mncli sickness, undoubtedly with children and adults, attributed to other :auses, is occusioued by worms. The

the great origin of Pij (IT..I.

when neglected, is cured by makiug a Gnr.jle with

^^VWh^i^jCoitgh is completely relieved of its

V*tt^CTes^inionhilifof

nudouMcd'cluiraxler cau be

seen at my ollice by all. •mail Hot les. 25 cis. I^rpe «io. 50 cts tiiT* Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Medicine.

JOHN L. UCNSEWEL1 Proprietor Practical Chemist, 9 Commercial Wharf, Boston, Alas*. aplO-ltnd*w-jy»oct-ian.

JICRSON'S CATARRH SNIFF.

Positive and Pleasant Remedy for

11KAD,THROAT AND VOCAL ORGANS ACTS LIKE MAG1CI

Cures

NKVKK FAILS! TltT IT

Gonfaiiy,

NEW YORK.

lludson

City,N. J.

This Comimny is now fuliy prepared to furnish

LEAD PENCILS,

Equal in Quality to the Best Brands!

The Company lias taken great pains and investod a large capital in fitting up their factory, fttid now ask the AMERICAN PUBLIC to give their PENCILS a fair trial.

All Styles and Grades arc Manulaclured. Great care has been bestowed to th.i manufacturing of SUPERIOR

IIF.XAGON DBAVSING

PEN

CILS, specially prepared f.-r the use of Engineers, Architects, Artists, &c. A complete assortment, constantly on lmiid, i* offered at fair terms to the trade at tli^ir Whidesale Salesroom.

•M JOHN STKKKT, I?NEW YOKK iif® "'III The Pencils are to be had at all principal Stationers ana Not'.Oa Dealers.

TRADE MARK. 4165" ASK t'OU AMKBI Oct20-deoi] wfini

LKA1» I'ENCll,

STOVES AND TSNWARE,

E HENDERSON, O MANUKACTUBEE

STOKE on 4tb Street, 2d Door North ot" Slain.

The Best Cooking Stoves. Tlie Finest Heating Stoves. All kinds of Fruit Cans. Every Variety of Tin and Copper Ware

Everything Warranted.

Roofing, House Guttering, &e., done promptly, and warranted to give satisfaction. None but the best 'BRANDS" of Tin used unless specially ordered. Prices—Cheap as the Cheapest. mhfdly. ch Sep3

ALL IS IN" MOTION FOB THE

FALL CAMPAIGN!

Having secured the agency for Peter Martin's

Wrought Iron furnace,

I am now prepared to put «p and warrant them

To Give

Hatisfaction!

Those in need of a Furnace vill please call and see those now in operation in this Oity. They are

Conceded to

toe the

best Furnaoe

.. now in nso. .7.

would say that am now soling more Stoves

FOB LESS MO]TEY ?lmn any oilier House in this :*ity. Please call nd l'.x)k through my Stock, anl be convinced. aolOdtf] IJ* BALL*

SOLDIERS' CLAIMS,

To Soldiers, (Jlairamts,

Special Notice from 11. S.lianaidson.

Military Board under Gen. Cinby, recently in session at Washington City.has published a new form of application for the lounty due discharged soldiers, under tile Act ol July ~8, 18U(. Nearly all they have done heretofort must now be do"H,oy^if again on tho n?w form. Chose having bounty ciainiL wi'li me, are respactully informed that I am now ready to rofix their pipers, according to the regulations of the lloatd,and the a 1 1 —. .] •, Ii I A.t t*n ,1 \iPaynit

iI.«•ill«

N I,IN,R JUVIMIW ».»

on tthem

reports

BBMIFVOE

3o»»-tT8," although effectual in destroying worms, can do no possible iniury to th« most dellcato child. This valuable combiration has been srccessfully ased by Physiciam, and found to be safe and sur» In eradicating «or"is,so hurtful to children.

SOILED. I

Wftit-

^em promptly, when tboy Oill &

ing on promptly, when tboy Cill at my Uf« °ZQ. I-.I'M'.^ Claims for bounty for a deceased soi, must now no made by the Fatbor and mother, pintiy, as tho claim belongs To

THE PARENTH,

per ymtii the fadH ar

Father. In such claims lit with me, respectfully requested to bring their iy otbco to urraug? the apilication ncthis late rule.

cor(W(^o

"Widows having a claim for pension under the old law, or for increase o/ pension uiuer th^ new law, are informsd that a new affidavit is now required in relation to thoagtsn of their (hildrou, or their abandonuijnt, or alopti.»n by another persoti, which wiadc lelor^ tlicu" ciiim will be allowed. Those having such claim*) with mo will pleaso remembci und. call at my ofilie whun in town.

Applications aready ii»Jo inr psnsiocii or bounty for minor chiHren, or i.uuiay l«r *id«ws or mothers, arc preslmed t» bo ritfhr. And adiaisnble. There is no b^untl now for brwiu ra or *ialers. d. IUN *.f.i'SONT,

OtliA Furrm^tou ItlocK, xi).-stairs.

ct25 dwtf

OUNTYIUOUNTY!

'I F.UFTK

ALTE,

Dec. 1J,

Iaily

arrive

from

-ii taty,

ution iVn bounty nuVKl) b) ihf furtlier trouble «-r ti. bo

4*li

17,OOJ leet of r.jpl.it,Lor 1 inch well seasoned finished. 1 5,000 i,-et of Poplar ckr'lj.., inch well seasonodhnlsliiug. I 6,tKX) feet of Poplar c%r iucli well seasoned finishing. The Lrick aud Lutnbilto be dellveied »t ti frfrm pntcliaseu Oy t'^e '-kity .•! ill*. G. CUppiniiOr. about three mil^fcortheast the city, cariy euongli in two Spriniir tin* erecteon «.f the Asylum for tho Poor diinlthe Snmmer and Kail of 1SU7.'1 By the day of It to, the plan and specifications may be so far givi*lira he exact bill of the Joists," llafters and SS.Iiug may te give-, but in any event, a sliorli-.u. thereafter.

Didders lor th« above Itlln rcan be furnished with the bill of particulars «h» Auditors Office. y.|wtd II. II- OO^WKLL, Auditor.

Notice to Cotractors.

SEALED

PROPOSAL^ wil

DOMAIN

Positively Without Sneezing I

Allavs aunoying COUGHS in church, relieves nnieltlv Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma, Had Breath, Tad^he? Weakness, Sore Eyes and Ttiroat and

II R-siTots

Loss of Power in Throat, Phlegm

Kourth and Wharton SU., Philadelphia. no"dCmeodiweachw

TBI DAILY EXPRESS.

PDBU8HE11 EVEBT

1859, I866JW»*#*WWi

HOKMNQ (EXCKPT

No.

C5 WABASH

STBKBT,

Kates

of Advertising in the DaUy.

§Z

1 0!) 50 1 50 2 60 2 00 3 00 3 00: 4 60 4 00i 6 00 6 OOj 7 60 00 9 00 8 OOj 14 00

•A 00 300 400 6 00 800

280 3 7& 6 00 760

3 00 460 600 900

Tell Five Thousand People at onco, —BY— Advertising

NOW to Take

wheuboth are liv

ing. Thti Mother, when living, must jign tho pan.

Washln^-

SIIOWITIR

mv forma for apjiliACCEPTED and Alyii.aj?tci" General. No I'ertatnty need beappr«ben»lie." having claims, may rely u.» I'UOMVl TAVMKNT ut for their payments al-out i.r ix. s. r.v a

'vti in

,.pOH lair (tcnling this Oflicy, ami iihy April 1st. Tu dUdtf

IJUCJN.

Notice td Contractors.

DALED l'KOl'OSlilj will li- received by the 0 Hoard of Commlilonera ot Vipo Cminty up to Saturday, tho 2d iW of February, .IMT, ai tiiu Auditor's (illlce, fontbout 7o|i,»- g-o l, '.11 burned Itrick, and f'iTil':iit 111 ,tm cj* 1 umber ot nearly ihe foilolug description 35,UOO feel of I'oplarbint, by and 2 by 1'2.

S,lKKl ftrtof llatterslby «. leet of Mudrlis -1. 1,1'ilKI feet of Lintels by ii. 17,1)0(1 feet of Sijuvrctlged Sheeting 1 inch. 17,000 feet of Poplar lo ring 1 uch v. oil seasonud. I 3,500 fuet of Poplar looring, 1 inch, wall sea

SUBTDATB)

III

Modesitt's BUILDING'

DIBEOTLT NORTH

Terms of Subscription Kor one year, in advance ...flOOO For six moDths, in advance 6 00 Kor tnree months, in advance........ 2 60 For one month, in Advance.... 85 Duliverable to City Subscribe sat 20 cents per week 8ingle copies, 6 ceuts.

860 6 60 700

10 00 12 00 19 00 26 00 10 00 60 00

8 00

12 00 1600 80 00 80 00

1200 1600 18 00 28 00 38 00! 6000 8000]

1000 1260 15 00 24 00 32 00

10 00 18 00 15 00|25 00 20 00J35 00

40 00 60 00 76 00

100 00 160 00 200 00

60 00 65 00

a£~Yoarly advertisers will be allowed MONTHLY CHANGES of matter FBEE of CHAB9E. ttifThe ratos of Advertising in tho WJEEKLT tCXl'KESS will bo half the ratos charged in the DAILY.

BS6~Adverti9craents in both DAILT and WEEKLY, will be charged full Daily ratea and ond-half the Weekly rates.

SVLcgal advertisements one dollar per square for each insertion in weekly. •S50~Locnl Notices 10 cents por line. No item however short inserted in local column for lesa than $1.0U. #®'Murriage and Funeral notices 91.00 •STSo advertisements with cuts will be taken.

MTSociety miwtings and Religious notices 26 ceuts each insertion, invariably in advance. OSBrCollections will be^made quarterly on all advertisement*.

CM AS. CR.UFT, Prop'r.

LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

stave Time MILL

In the Dally Express.

Sill Simpson's Legal Experience. Many years ago, the Legislature of Ten«. nessee passed an act to organize the county McNairy alias Snake. At that time the eountry embraced

ustbehind th?m

He then

the limits of

Snake was occupied by a sturdy set of backwoodsman, totally unacqnainted with courts, jail, etc. The county assembled at the appointed-site for the purpose of cutting logs, making boards, etc., to build A court house and jail. The only theme of daily conversation, when the men were assembled,

was

tho court, etc. None of

them had ever seen A court in session, as yet developed. Each one would give what his idea was of a court,etc,

None, however, were entirely satisfactory, until Bill Simpson was called on to give his ideas.

He said he

knew all about

a court—that he had a lawsuit in North Carolina. One of his Eeighbor'Shogs kept coming when he fed his hogs until it got fat. One morning he got so D—D mad that he shot the hog.

He thought it

would not do to throw it away, so he cleaned and salted it. Shortly after, his neighbor and a man came to his house, examined the smoke house, and took him to town and put him in a little office. About three months after that, this man came and took him up to a large-room. A large man sat upon a high bench—A man was sitting at a desk—about a dozen fine dressed men sat in a plara that was paled around. The man put me in a

called in twelve men

fcc.

they took

seats in a box in front of the fine-dressed a. The man that was writing gave the twelve men a book and said something about Bill Simpson and the liog, and he and another of tho fine dressed men had the biggest quarrel ever heard. I thought they would tight every minute, but they didn't.

wus Bill Simpson, and the hog

and the hog, and Bill Simpson, and sometimes Mr. Simpson, but D—D scldon. After they had quit quarreling, the big man talked awhile to twelve men and they went out and staid a short time, and came back and said something to tho man at the desk. The man on the bench said something to the man who put mo in office, and ho took mo out and tied me to a persimmon troe,"and commenced fighting me with a cow-hide, and it made me so D—D mad that I shook all the persimmons off the tree.— Winchester Home Journal.

Care of Fiano.

We copy the following plain and simple directions for the proper care of pianos from a cotemporarv: It should be remembered that the pianoforte is susceptible to the change of temperature, and when turned to one temperature will be out of tune in another. Good and- well made piano-fortes will stand in tune if hey are tuned at proper periods, Many PEOPLE as they wish.to avoid expense,

expended

received by the I Vigo County, at pay tho 2d day of

Board of Oommiss one

ihe Auditor's Ofttco up to ^at ... __ ..._ February, 1SCT, for V^pin^.l.irding, clothing and beading the resident aiidl-aiiKiout Paupers and Inaaue Parsons of said f4tv for one year tromihe 1st day of March, 11 Tho keeper to hav.» the usf of \h* Farm an I pot are now kept, together medical attendance for the sick. de20dwid R. 11. OOUS^LL, Audit

fdings wUcre the inedicflrs and

PLOW \ORKS.

Knton. I'rcblo Cosily, Ohio. Wo aro 7MftrtnfrtCUirir*li*

1,0 A1N F, M1' 1 UK A N11: LT A STEEL PLUVS, Vmbitiiu£ the lati-st imprownifi «ad we aro prepared to (ill all ord?r« puptly. OUR WORKS AKB NEW and I 'Catod on tho liae of Railro:u«om Indianapolis to Cincinnati, combining Mfacilities for direct transportation West and SAt. Having procured experienced workmen, aticttranged (or Steel Plates, made expressly for our Irk, we can recommend oar Plowa to the public,Ithoat reservation, to give general satisfaction Li *t prices that will injure a ready market. Web also prepared to maunfacture to order, Ploui any pattern and trade mark, on short notice. I nrlGdwly McGUIRE, GAUPB^j (JO.

will

let their instruments remain long out of tune, which is a great detriment to thoni, as they are les3 likely to' stand well after having been so left. WE will offer a few hints in reference to the matter. A pianoforte ought justly to bo tuned twice a year, at least. First, when you commence with a lire in the room second, when a fire is discontinued. By following this course, you have the best guarantee that the instrument will remain in tune for tho longest period of time. Again, the instrument shoal 1 not be suffered to remain below concert pitch if it is for years tuned below, it will never stand up to tho pitch witnout a great deal of labor, if, indeed, it ever stand at all. Many, otherwise, benutifui instruments are nearly or quite ruined for want of proper attention to these simple facts.

by the preservation of their

instrument, in which they have invented so much.

FF.W WORDS

the mntter of dress, in the way of boots, balmornt skirts, warm stockings and high necks, we are degenerating in some other matters. The corset is not a nccessary part of a woman's wardrobo and alas when awotnnn does begin to wear corsets she will wear them too small, and will tug at the laces until her breath besomes shoit, and she feels it necessary to refrain from anything like a comfortable meal. We say nothing against a well shaped corset, worn loosely but there lies the difficulty.

A loose corset injures the appearance instead of improving it, and people wear corsets that they may have small waists. All we can say, is, dan't squeeze. Whatever you do. You may have small waists, but you are exposing yourselves lo dozen "misfortunes, which are as bad as a large waist. First, you'll surely have dys pepsia and grow yellow and cross and unhappy secondly, your hands will grow red thirdl}-, your nose fourthly, you wiil bo unable to walk a mile atonce fifthly, dinner

will

be a misery

sixthly, |your shoulder blades will increase in size and altitude seventhly, your eyebrows will grow weak: eighthly, you will break down at thirty or thereabout. and bo a sickly old woman from that time forth. N these truths-do not frighten women from tight corsets, perhaps the information that gentlemen generally do not admire what dress-makers call a "pretty figure' as much so a natural one. may have some influence.

CBIHOLDTE DOOMED The SNew York writen upon fashion are felicitating themselves upon the impression that the collapse of crinoline is coming, because the promenades in that city show that the circumference of ladies' skirts

contracting, AND neat, trim dresses

THB

UOOBI HOVBC.

taking the place of the immense expansion that not long ago threatened to drive male passengers from the sidewalks into the cartways. New York,however, is always prophesying, and

tbi3

may- be one of

its many false predictions for crinoline has been "doomed," according to report, quite often during the past few years.— Expand or contract as the skirts may, the ladies in this matter are the masters, .and they will probably cling most fondly to crinoline, as an old friend that has long stood by them.

OMNIBUS LINE.

CB.

10 60 1400 17 60 21 00 32 00 44 00 7000 9000

MILLERS OMNIBUS AND HACK LINK.

Will attend to *11 call* tor train* leaving the City, and also deliver passengers, in any part of the city with care and disbatch

All orders le ton the Slate at the Poet Office, at Davis' Drag Storo, or my residence will be promptly attendedto. nr.l1di

JEOPLE'S HACK LINE.

The undersigned are running two Accommodation Hacks in tho oity of Terre Haute, lor the accommodation of the citizens and the community in general. Give ns a call. Leive orders at Barr's Drug Store, orat A. O. Oombs' Coal Ollics, No. 24 South 3d street, next door north ol the Buntin House, and at the

delSd2m

Money.

If you have anything to sellylf you have lost anything, If you have found, anything, If you have a house to rent, If you want to rent a house, If you want boarding, If you want anything,

Stewart House.

All orders left at either place will be promptly attended to, to or from the Trains, or from any part of the eity. For one passengor and ordinary baggage the charge will be 60 ceuts, but if more tlun one, the charge will be 26 ceuts earh passenger. Kor the uss of a Carriage, per hoi'T for the house, 91,60 if engaged three or four hours, $1,00 per hour. We will do as we advertise to do. We also go into the country, If desired. j,

i% is

K. T. LEE, LOUIS 11A Ii HIS.

IJREAT^REDUCTION

In the Price of •_

O I N

A. ARNOLD

Intends visiting Europe next Spring, and before going desires

Reduce his Stock

Clothing

and for that purpose will, until tho first of March next,

SELL AT COST!

AND IF NECESSARY,

E O W O S

There is no humbug in regard to this.

The Goods

iito r,&

MUST BE SOLD I

AT WHATEVER SACRIFICE.

SFIT -'I The stock consists of

pen

O I N

Of every grade, and a splendid line of

Gents' Furnishing Goods,

WHITE, FLANNEL and CASSIMERE SHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS. GLOVES, TRUNKS,

-•''V

TRAVELINGBAGS,

HATS AUD CAPS.

Ji*

COUNTRY MERCHANTS Can replenish their stock at as low rates, as the same- goods can be bought in

New York.

Before Purchasing

Don't fail to call at my New Store,

NO. 1, UNION ROW,

MAIN STREET,

(Formerly J. Cook Son's Hardware Store,)

AND AT THE OLD STAND, Southwest cor. Main & Second. ,.P A. ARNOLD.

Del2d2m

COAL.

I 0 A E O N

now supplying

will

Yet, it will never an

swer fur a professional tuner to recommend the.-e things if he does, the people will

T-uspect him immediately of selfish motives, and say that he is planning tor I,is own advantage. Owners of pianofortes who are not acquainted with the nature of the instrument ought to bear these facts in mind, when, by a yearly outlay of a trifling sum, they might save themselves infinitely more than they really

REOAIVE

nrompt attention

POAL! COAL!—Of a Superior

quality, from tho

NEW MINE3 »C

HYSVILLE^for

Bftlo

Frank tiartbwait, Frontier Grocery and

OUli-

CHCAN, (it tho E. C.

It.

Co. Depot. We respectfully solicit all Deal-rs

tho Agents,J.

»ml

Consumers of Coal, IO call and exauniDt*it. Auy quantity cap be HAD at all times by applyiug

PROVISION

Store, Terre Haute, Ind. n28,Uim PIONJCKB COAL MINING

COAL AT 121-2 CTS! TOllN McFAltLANE IS NOW

lurnisliing the best quality of ltivor Coal, at TWELVE AND A HAL1? CKNTS per. bushel, screotieil on a wider scroen than any oihcr Dealer is using. Orders lelt at the Scalcs, or at Woodmansee'S Grocery,on Main street, next door to C. C. Smith ft Co.'s Stovo store, will roceiva prompt attention. Leave orders with Gus. Arnold, at tlie Post Office. sc4d6m

Card.

HAVING

ON SQUEEZING.—While

we are growing

very sensible, indeed, in

sold our entire stock of Stoves and Tiuwaro to Ii.

Ball, we take pleasure in

recommending all our friends and patrons, in want of first-class Stoves and Kitchen urnitnre, to his large and well selected stock. And having also trausforred to him our Agency aud interest in

PETER MARTIN'S

WARM AIR FURNACES

We wonld cheerfully recommend all who deairea superior Furnace to examine them. Thtr« are now several in use In the city, aod all work entirely satisfactory to the parties using thern.

(IN

this connection, wo would say that we are now

E RRL

usively engaged in dealing in

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Wagons and Machinery

Of all kinds. Wo have on hand superior

A S A W S

Circular Saws

AND

ENDLESS CHAIN POWERS,

Corn Shelters, Cutting Boxes,

*AUDA

fall line of

PLOWS!

And we always keep the Genuine

RICHMOND PLOW.

Mado by

9. HONEY A CO., at

Bichoiond,Ind.

Our place of business is now

at{

the

OLD Vi lOWAM

Just Wejt of the Terre Haute House. JOHN SCOTT & SON. oct27dw3m

DRY GOODS.

twi»W

are

EDSALL & CO.'S

PRICE IMT.^

a. -~rf- 'V*'

J. .,1*

______

Iii'* Tit Ms»'/« U""'1

2,000 yards Fancy Plaids at 20ctsJ 2.000 yards Fancy Plaids at 25rts. Elegant Repp Silks at $3,00. Elegant Figured Silks at 2,50. Elegant Corded Silks at 2.15. Elegant Plain Silks at 1,95. Elegant Striped Silks at 1,75. Elegant French Valours at 2,00. 50 pieces Striped Poplins at 1.30. (Other parties aro asking J2,00 for the same'Goods) Fine Merinos at $1,50, 1,40, 1,30, 1,20,100, 85 and 60 cts. French Eepps and Empress Cloths from 75 cts. to 1,50. Alpacas, Black and Colored,at 1,00 75, 65, and 50 cts. Nubias as low as 25 and 50 cts. Good Twilled Flannels at 40 centsJeans at 100, 85, 75,50 and 30 cts. Good Blankets from 4,00 to $10,00. Good Balmorals at" 2,00, 2,50, 3,00 and 4,00. Good Prints at 12£, 15, 16f, 18 and 20 cents *r Good Shirting Stripes at 20 cts. An Excellent Kid Glove at 1,25. Shawls and Cloaks in endless vari ety from 4,00 to $50,00. Good Hoop Skirts 75 cts.

1 )ld\

A Large

ahd Complete Assortment

COMPRISING

'ii urn '•$

Ermine, Minkt Siberiat

Squirrel, Coney, Water-

Mink, &c. Also, Crimea

Skatinff Muff ft—a Novelty ri-J

EDSALL &CO.,

Corner of Mam and Fourth Street, july9(IW. .. TERUB UAUTK. IND.

\4r DRY GOODS, if*. #.

—AT-

(0R\KLIIS &

lli

(i(.KRTV S

Farrington Corner.

TEEBB H-A.XJTJE3, XlsTID

,vf

IN'-'"

SILKS! SILKS!

Rich Moire Antiques, Plain Colored Taffetas,' Plain and Fancy Colors, Plaid, Striped A FigurNl. Plain Black Sillcs,

AC.,

the best quality of Biver Coal

at the market rates. Orders left

ftt

Ac.,

.{ -x

Chambers'

Grocery V-tore, southwest corner of the Public ttanare,

T.'-."* N

E. aUI

j. 't*

DRESS 600DS!

PLAIN & PLAID POPLINS, PLAID FRENCH POPLINS, SCOTCH PLAIDS,

IJaviB, Marble Shop,Wabash St.,

EMPRESS CLOTHS, AND FRENCH MERIN0ES,

(FN ALL THE LATEST COLOUINUS)

ALSO—A LARGE STOCK OF

House Furnishing Goods.

BED BLAIfKElS I

"IN

Whitney,}

Bath, and

JColored Blankets,

Children's

Crib

Mapkets.

IFL^tsriKTIEXj Wide irhite and- Colored Flanel S in Fine White Flannel* Plain Colored Opera Flannels.

SHEETINGS & MllttTIMS!

In all lest makes, at NEW TOKK PRIC --w 7, fa y.TrV-fv

Ladies' Cloaking Cloths

WATEBFBO OFS, -1 w* jrt&v5i3<C .Hi. BEOADCLOTHS,

BEAVER CLOTHS, &o., &p!

CORNELIUS A HAMERTY.

HOTELS.

£1ITY HOTEL.

COEX£&

ThU House

pLARK

'JSKT

Three Expresses Daily,

ii.lwaukie, Wis.,

One Express Daily,

1 "&>

u£'o$^-y

rirtu AIRI

CUCEEY.

Terre

Ilau1oT Xndiuiittt

J. B. BAILEY, Proprietor

has

thoroughly

changed hands and has boan

REFILLED, AND with

tiooa, good tables,

good acctmmoda-

aod

reasonable

charges,

tne

Propriotor hopes tor A liberal share of patronage. M5dtf ____

HOUSE.

COENEE

COtLNEa cr

FIRST AMD OHIO 8TE**TS

Terre Haute, Indiana

UOUUS, iliim CO Proprietors Office of Alaichall, Montezuma and Palestine Hack Lines. NOV'^SDTF |UJSTIN

This Hotel has bem lurnlalied anew in all iU departments, in a style unsurpassed by auy iu State,and is now open for tue reception of gueats. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. BOBBINS *i WILFFIATE, augldtf fRQFRiKToas.

HAUTE HOUSE,,

fJIEKRE COBNEB MAI* AND SEVENTH STRKETI, Tenre Haute, Indiana.

ALER1CAN EXPRESS COM1*AN Y. CiONaOUMTKO A*PlTAi, $20,«00,«00!

The above named Coinpaujr have in charge« uiperieaced and trusty Mussengsrs, Express Aud arriving at Terre ilaute, as follows

Two Expresses Daily, to and Irom: R.LATRFALNNH.

New York," Clovelaud, Boston,

Aibuuv

to and irom

Cincinnati Ohio Indianapolis, Ina Columbus,

DAY

"T^MOUD,

ton, C''"-1 Jort Wayne, Ntwai k,

I -SUO .Logftnaport,

Zanesvitie,

Aud all points In Indiana and Ohio.

Two Expresses Daily,

SAINT

to and from:

Louis, Mo., Chicago, Illinois, iiaunibal,

U,H C^tralia,

...

Madisou

Sordsville,

FT- Saint Joseph, Mo..

And all points North and West, including point! in Kansas and Nebraska.

Two Expresses Dally* to and from:

to and from

KOCKVILLK, IND.

One Accommodation Express Daily

To aud fr«M

Paris, Illinois, Chariest,.U, ILLINOIS, Mattoou, Illinois,and iuteimediate points. All business entrusted to this Company will

attended to promptly and with dispatch. Hates as low as by any Responsible Company.

OFFIOK

FOURTH STREET, next door

Ohio Street,Terre Jlaute, Ijd.

S. MeStVAIN, Agent.

K. W. SLVAITE, ««»»"»•,

Indianapolis, Ind. Oct3dtf_

„THE,

ADAMS MPRESS COMPAMY.

ITS"*

m'ikdl rttMSrtS-!' 5 ftti! J? ah?,,

Capital.410,000,0004

GREAT

-iiS-

Eastern Western and Southern

EXPKESSJ FORWARDICBS.

Have facilities ovor all the Bailreade Kast, West and South, for tho rapi transportation of ,T

MONEY AND OTHER VALUAB££'&

Heavy aud Lifht Freight, Packages und Parsels.

NOTES,

Draits

«n 1

Bills collected, and prompt re

turns made Merchandise takon for delivery on paymtnt ot the accompanying bill, and proceeds leitirned promptly.

Under careful Messengers, the Express arrives and departs with nearly all tho trains, for the principal Kasiern cities and intermediate points, mttkiug close connections with

The Southern Express,

... -„F.

Kor the principal cities of the South.

BATES Ai LOW AS ANY OTHKIl C0MPAN1!

Losses and damages promptly adjusted and settled.

Twenty Yearn

Of successful operations of this old and relitble Company is a sufficient guarantee of its responsibility and honorable dealing with the public, and to solicit a continuance of its patronage.

Office at if-J.

ndiaua.

Mechanics Bow, Terre Haute,

B. B. ALLEN, Agent,

Nov49d3m

•ATRONIZE HOME INSTITUTIONS.

RIWJ

THE MERCHANTS

mm EXPRESS COMPANY

Having put their Direct and Oreat Through Lines in perfect working order, are

BOW prepared

t* do a general Express business with the Kast, West, Southwest and Northwest, including the carrying and collecting of Honey,.Valuables, Ac.

Our lines, now opened, embrace the routes between Nc* York, Boston, Buffalo, Detroit, Clevelan

1, Cincinnati, Chicago, Milwaukee

Prairie-dn-Jhien,

intermediate points, and arwbulog rapidly extended over all tho routes ef trade. The Capital of fhis Company is

Twenty Million Dollars,

and is an ample guarantee to the public of its re* sponsibllity. All losnes and damage,

property entrusted to

our care,will be promptly and equitably adjusted. ICvery effort will be made to merit ths patronage of the public

Our rales are always us low as these of any responsible Express Company. Ollice No. Main Street, bet. 5th

JAMES U. TURNER,

deltf Office near

JpURNiTUliE! FREDERICK GOETZ,

So.

189 MAIN fttreet,

(Corner of alley, between

IsnlSdlv rUEDKUIi'K

tlilOKfiE

INSURANCE COMPANIES

THOMPSON,CRAME & THOMf80 IN8URANCK COLUMN.

F1KE and MABISE ETBOPOLITAN

t'lUK 1N8UBAXGE CO JfFA MY Or THE CITT or NEW YOBK, Ollice 10S and HO Broadway-

Cash 0a|ilial

HOUSE, i.H

±J Southeast Comer Public Square,

Terre Haute, Indiana

SiiriilM

THE

mladelphia,*

Buffalo,' Washington City And all other points in th^lCajtern

PUTNAM

This Hotel has recently been refitted, and put iu llrst-clues order, offering accommodations unsurpassed in the Slate.

SIBLEY *t TIUXEK, Frop'rs.

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

48.

Three-fourths of die Net Profit BetunfA to As Amm

-fourths

of die Net Profit Uetum*a

JAS. L. GRAHAM II. a.

I'ORTJCR

THOMPSON, CKADTE A THOMPWI MY 1

AgenU.

Terre Hsote, lad.

NORTHIXBVRANCE

AMERICAN

I'JKE COMPAMT Or HABTCOD, flow*. CASH Capital

A. F. 11ASTINUS ^RAAIDANT. W. C. HASTINGS...,. Sacratary. L'OLlCIEB LUDID »T ______ THOMPSON, CRANE A THOMPSON my29dly AgenU, Terre Hanta, Ind

F1RG INSURANCE COMPANY. OP ilABTfOEb,

CONMSOTICVJT.

Cash Capital 600.000.

SAMUEL WOODRUFF, President. DANIEL BUCK, ..Secretary. THOMPSON, t'KANE THOMPSON, uiy*!9dly Agunts, Torre Haute, Ind»

/CINCINNATI

HOME INSURANCE COMPANY1 CAPITAL, S300.00J* Fire and Marine Risks taken at reasonable risks ollice, S. W. Cor. Third and Sycamore Streets. CHAS. C. REAK1RT,

President

M. RANSOM, Secretary THOMPSON, CRANK A THOMWOFC, Agonta, Terra Haute, Ind

ACCIDENT.

TTN1TED STATES

CASUALTY COMPANY, OR MEW JEUIY,

For Insurance against Casualties or Accidents

N. Y.

Office,

and

otatea

A N A A S

Connecting at New York with Wells, FARGO A Co Kuropeau and California Express, for all poinU 1 HO rope,California and Orego

96 Broadway.

The only Mutual Accident Company in America. FRANCIS MARKOE, _Pre»ident, CHARLES WURTS Sec.and Treai. ROBERT LENOX KENNEDY, Chair'U Ex'eCom. HENRY F. VAIL, Chairman

Finance Committee.

KCrTHU^AfoNr60BA^,4

THOMPSON,

General Agents for Southern Indiana, (South of Indiauapolis,) Terre Hant9, Ind.

1IFE,

rpHE UNITED STATES

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO. 40 WALL STREET, NEW YORK, •Toaepbi B. Collins, President.

Assets Nearly $2,000,000. 'IK

l'-e

Midst of Life WIS are in Death Insure with the Old Reliable.

Thompson, Crane & Thompson^

jane

tf Agent*.

THE

iiffin'city,

Ac.

WESTERN

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF CINCINNATI, OHIO. A

Western Home In.titulien, Combining Secu rity, Economy and Integrity.

Cash Capital,

O«

37 W.

#200,000.00.

Pai'L up in Cash and Securely invested in Cincinnati. On tho Joint Stock and Mutual Plan. Office,

Third St

(Opposite Masonic Tem

ple Cincinnati, Ohio. THOMPSON, CBANE THOMSON, Agents,Terre Haute, Ind.

IVYF EECHANTS INSURANCE LYL COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONN. E. THOS. LONDELL, Sec'y. CAPITAL,

MAKE

HOWABD, Prea't. esoo.ooo.

Having been appointed Agent for the aboTereliable ami responsible Company, I am prepared to issue Fire Policies on Dwelling Houses, Storea Warehouses, Household Furniture, Merchandise, Ac., on

tlie

most favorable terms. G^LOSSEA lib

erally adjusted and promptly paid.

JAMES U. TURNER, Agent,

ifflce at Warehouse. mar2Sdtf

CCIDENT INSURANCE! The Oldest and Soundest Exclusively Accidental Insurance

Co., in the United States! The Accident Insurance Company of Columbus, Ohio,

CAPITAL, ONE i« .-HUFF.«» REGISTERED

MILLION DOLLARS!

in case of accident causing disability, preventing attention to business or occupation.

The coat of a yearly policy or ordinary risk

THE amount paid aa premium

bis hand. Policy cost

6th Sts.

T. W. STEWART,

Oct 9dtf Agent.

\0 SHIPPEES.

R-3

RAILROAD AGENCY

The undersigned, Agent for the Bellefonlaiae

R. U.

Line, will glvo through receipts to all the Eastern cities, on shipments of i'rodnce

kiuds. Time as quick as any other Lint, and rates as low.

The

"WILLTK LINE" carsruu

and cars rnu through to New York and Boston wiihnnt change of fieight. Grain by this Line can bjshipped in bulk, which is a great saving to shippers iu furnisliiug sacks.

was paid

840.

Agent.

T. JI., A R. Depot.

6th and 7th.)

Uas constantly on hand a large and well selected assortment of

N I E

Consisting in part of

KElsl«IMLN,

SLATLRHNMCS,

Burenns, Marble and Wood Top Tables, Centre Table*, tiofiw, l'arlorand Common HQI'A

Lonngw,

Cbnln,

Book Oasen, Split Bottom

WritingIkcska, NafM,

(5QXTZ

WEW CiliOCHRV STORE.

BEI6LKR

Has opened a new Grocery Store on Sixth Street,

two doors south of the National

House, where'he

will keep not only the articles usually fouud in a first class Grocery Establishment,but all the fruits nnd^vegetables ot the season. The latter will be supplied from his extensive gardens, and will always be fresh. oct27d3m

JOH3T JT. HEIZ, Early's iBlocfc, No. 60 Main Street, Tcrrc Haute, Indiana.,

MOSTBlankets,

respectfully recommend* his well (elected stock of Jeans, Flannels, plain and plaid Liinieys, Coverlets, I ting Tarns, of different kinds. abtad to warrant the first

Linieys, Blankets, Coverlets, and Woolen Knit. inds.

Being fully jn-

3nlkl

uality af these SQo+te

I moat respectfully invite La4ies and GentMtteh'

to call and'inspect them. Wool taken in exchange for Goods, an4 the highost market ratoa paid. oct31dtf

the rate of only

Five Dollars for One Thousand Dollars

is retarned every

week in case of disability aa long as the disability laats, even should it be halt a year. KT Thus, Ten Dollars per Annum paid to the Company seenres Ten Dollars per week while disabled by any accident, and Two Thensand Dollars in case of Death.

It is one-fourth the price of Life Insurance 1 It pay* weekly benefits when yen are disabled by accident.

If fatally injured, it pays your family a sum safflclent to maintain them. Advanced age does not increase the premium.

No medical examination is required before obtainingapelicy.

A policy can

LaCrotu,

Indianapolis,8t. Louis, and all

ba issued in five minutes time.

MT Yearly Policies are Ihe safest, cheapest and best.

ILLUSTRATIONS OF ACCIDENT INSURANCE, gome cases in which compensation has been paid by the ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY, of Columbus, Ohio, to parties holding policies at

TEBEE HAUTE, IND

C. N. Gould, oricklayer, crushed his foot by falling brick. His policy cost him S10 he received $2U for two weeks disability.

I F.

Franklin, carpenter, run a splinter into

812—was

weeks disability.

H. H. Bingham,

H. D.

paid 40 for four

E. Wilkinson, ice dealer, fell on the ice. Policy cost 810. He was paid $50 for three weeks disability.

band disabled JY being caught

in elevator of flouring mill. Policy cost

received

S76

*25. He

for three weeks' disability.

Jacob Kern, tanper, tell through a hatchway.— Policy cost #15. Was paid #30 for two weeks' disability.

Scott, attorney at law, thrown from his

bnggy

—DISABLE11

four weeks. His policy cost

He received #100,

.of

$i2.

825.

Win. Hammond, policeman, injured in

all

discharge

of duty disabled three weeks and two days.— Policy cost

Was paid

132,86.

John

over this Boad,

West, carpenter, hurt while rolling

timber disabled two weeks.

(Policy cost 818—was

paid 830. James Boder, engineer,

fell

down steps of en

gine room disabled fonr weeks. Policy cost

Louis Godscbalk, laborer, hand crushed in coupling cars disabled thr„-e woeke. Pol ley cost 812. He received 830.

Henrv

Woolen, wortman in lumber yard

hand crnshed between boards disabled Are weeks nd two day

Policy cost

86.

Jehu

In weekly compensation.

CHAIN,

Ac., Ac.

Which will be sold at the

LOWEST PRICES I Qive ME

Every Claim is Promptly Paid

As Soon as the proper Evidence is received..

OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.

BENJ. E SMITH, Pra t. D. 8. GRAY, V. Prest. GKOKUE 1. WRIGUT, SECRETARY ANO

JNION BAKEKY.

FRAXK HEIKIU

glOKRENE

—V. OR

Life llcjiiveiiator.

^tren^tiii to the Weak I ait Ail Youth to tke Aged This proiMiation is unequalled as a Rqjuvenato ftBil Restorer Iwastod or Inert functions.

The Aged should be certain to make the Biokrena a household god, inasmuch aa it will render tbem

invaluable blessing, especially ts theae who hat iMen reduced to a condition ef servility aalf-abuMs Misfortune or ordinary sickness. No matter what the cause of the Impotency of any human organ, this anperb preparation will remove ttra affects ai onoe and forever. ".

BIOKRENEJ

CUIUS IMPOTENCY, GFJiERAL DEBILI1T NERVOUS INCAPACITY. DYSPEPSIA, DKPREi 8ION,

LG88

OF APPETITE. LOW SPlRITf,

W1AKKI6S OV TH1 ORGANS OF OIHIBAXIO^ IMBECILITY, MENTAL INDOLENCE, EMACIATION, ENNUI, IT HAS A MOST DELIGHTTUy DESIRABLE AND NOVEL EFFECT UPON TBK NERVOUS SYSTEM and'all those who are in ary way prostrated by nervous disabilities areaarnaatiy advised to seek a curs in thla most excellent and nag equaled preparation.

Persons who by imprudence have lost their MAI] URAL VIGOR, will And a speedy and permanent ourain the 1 fir Is.

BIOKBENE FEBBLE, the LANGUID, the DISPAIRIN«( the OLD should give this valuable discovery a trial It wil lbe found totally different from all other artloles for the same purposes.

TO FEMALES This preparation is in valuable ia nervoos weakness of all kinds, as it will res tare the wasted strength with wonderful permanence.

It is a grand tonio, and will give relief ltfD yapapsla with the first dose. A brief persistence in ita ose will renovate the stomach to a degree of perfect health and banish Dyspepsia forever.

On* dollar per bottle, or six bottle* for f5. Sold by Druggists generaly. Sent by expreaa anywhers, by addreeaing

HUTCHING8 & HILLYER, Proprletars, S| 28 Day Street, New York. J. H. BARR dt Co. Terre HtuUe, I. L. MAHAN A CO., Wholesale and retail Agents. The trade supplied on time. may26ttwlya

DOCTOR WHITTIER,

Amade

REGULARLY BRED PHYSICIAN, as his Diploma which hangs in hts offlca will show, has Ghronit Diseate* (As study of Ms Kfe, and haaa Unian-wide reputation, having bean lamgtr located ia 8t. Loawthan any other Chronic Plitin Physician.

Much of his practice has bean of a private nature. Syphilis, 9cnorrhta, Glut, Etritbirt, all Urinary Diseases, BypXilio or Mercurial AJfediotu of On Throat, Bkiu or

BOH*I

Orchitis, Hernia or Huptsire

also, the effects of a Solitary Habit, rninons to Body and Mind, producing blotches, debility, impotency, dizziness, dimness of sight, confusion of deas, evil foreboding, aversion to society, loss of memory, weakness, die., not all these in any one ca«e, but all occurring frequently in various cases. mr Accommodations ample, charges moderate, onres guaranteed. Consultations by letter or at office, free. Moet cases can be jireperly treated without an interview, and medicines, secure from observation, sent by mail or express. No hindrance to business in most cases.

Address Box S092, St. Louis, Mo. Hours—8 A.M. to 8 P.M. Office permanently located at No. 65 St. Charlea Street, between Sixth and Seventh, one square Sonth of Lindeil Hotel, a retired *.ot in the centre of the city.

Consultation rooms, and rooms for the ac«ommodation of such patients as require daily person al attention.

EVERYBODY

Can get, in a sealed letter envelope, my Theory, Symptoms and Treatment of Nervous, Urinary and Sexnal Diseases, clearly delineating all thedisoased conditions, with lull F---ptom Lists, for two three-cent postage si.. to prepay postage.— Circnlar for Ladies, rei&ii.*, to Diseases of Pnber-

Menstruation and Pregnancy, 3c. P' aprSdawly.

TO FEMALES.

JMPOETANX

Important to Fcmules. Important to Females, important to Female

fBOTH

•&*

2 1"

leneral Accident Policies!

Covering all manner of Accidents, whenever and

WHEREVER

occuiring, are issued

At the Lowest Rates Charged by any Itesjtonsible Company,

and for any length of time, from one month to

five

years, renewable at pleasure.

POLICIES ARE ISSUED FOR FROM

$500 to $10,000!

PAYABLE IN CASE OF DEATH,

WITH WEEKLY COMPENSATION OF

From $5,00 to 150,00 per Week,

•SIALIC

7 the Ladles,

ITS

tbe Ladies.

HAR&ISD AM) SINGLE,

The Oldest Regulator for Females OB. CHEEBUAX'S FEMALE PIUS Wil bancea of from relaxation or suppression.' They act like a charm in removing the pains that ascempany ditBcult or moderate menstruation, and are the only safe and reliable remedy for Flushes, Sick Headache Pains in the Loins, Back and Sides, Palpitation the Heart, Nervous Tremors, Hysterics, Spanish Broken Sleep, and other nnpleasant and dangerous effects of an unnatural condition of the sexnal fane], tions. In the worst eases of Fluor A Ilnu, or Whites, they effect a speedy enre.

111 immediately rsliavs, without pain, all dlsturincesof the pariodlo discharge, whether arising

DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PIUS. Have been used OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTUJ RY. They are offered as the only safe means of renewing Interrupted menstruation, but ladies mus bear 111 mind thai,

Utere is one condition of the female

lem which the Pills cannot be taken without producing PECULIAR RESULT- The eondition referred to PBEQNANOY—ihe result, MISCABBIAOE. Such is the irresistible tendency of the medicine to restore tke sexualfunctions to a normal condition, that even the reproductive power of nature amnot resist it. Tkey carmot do' havm in ana Jhtr way.

UB. CMEESEMAJI'S FEMALE PILU

Are the only Medicine that Marriedjmd Single Ladiem have relied upen for many years, or can rely upon now. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. These Piils form the Pistes Preparation over put forward, with IMMEIATE aud PERSISTENT SUCCESS. DONT Bi DECEIVED. Take this advertisement to your Druggist, and tell him you want the Best and most RELIABLE FEMALE MEDICINE IN THE WORLD, which is somprised in 1»B, CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS I

They have received, and are now receiving lbs sanction of the most eminent Physicians in America.

Explicit Directions with each Box—the price,One Dollar per Box, containing from 60 to 60 Pills. Pills sent by mail, promptly, by remitting tka irice to the Proprietor, or any authorized Agents, current funds.

Sold bi

John D. Park, Cincinnati, and TORDA Smith, Chicago,Wholesale Agents. Sold in Terre Haute Dy T. H. Barr & Co., P. Donnelly,

J. B.

Cunningham,

and all Druggists. may26pwly.

Send for his

Received

S. Merry—sprained

abled four weeks teceitud

TBEAHITilER.

H. DENNIS

I. L. Mahan A Go.,

DR. B1G-ELOW is the only Physician, as a Specialist, now in Chicago that can be entirely relied upon. Go TO

HIM, and not suffer that horrible disease to remain In your system,disfiguring your facs and body, besides destroying your irospects of life. He has CA8ES

and

happiness and fntnre made PRIVATE DIS-

NERVOUS DEBILITY

his study for

tbe past twsnty years, and is therefore the person whom al)afflicted shonld consult. No one ever heard of a patient of bis not being cured since he has been in this city. His reputation has vvucheu In all the city papers, his patients and tbe medical profession, bsth here and abroad, as being the moat skilled specialist here, and a thorough master O! all sexual diseases. If all others fall, don't despair,give htm a call. It is only a common occurrence with him to cure such cases. His rooms are separate for ladles and gentlemen, and tbe most complete in the city.

YOCKQ MEN, TALSPARTICULAR NOTICI.—Dector Bigelow devotes mnch of his time to tlie treatment of those cases caused by a secret habit,which ruins both body and mind, unfitting the unfortunate individual for either business or socicty. The sad effect of these early'habits,or the

excess of riper

years,is to weaken and debilitate the

constitution

destroy the physical and mental powers,diminish and enfeeble the natural feelings,and exhanst tbe vital energies of manhood the pleasures of life are marred, the object of marriage trustrated,and existence itself rendered a term oi unceasing misery and regret. Such persons, especially thuse contemplating marriage, should lose no time

ing immediate application, as Dr.

"Guide

826,46.

anklo. Paid

FLORT.

In the cases abovo cited, the holders of policies for

$150,

paid in premiums, rcc ived

General Agent.

GENERAL AGENT FOR INDIANA, SIDNEY I. MAXWELL, Indianapolis.

J. II. UAGER, Dowling Hall,

Agent fur Terre ilaute, ludiaua. dec2£tf

O E 1 E S

On Lafayette St., between Canal and Depot,

E E

de30dly

IU mak

B., L.y

his new

treatment, is enabled to insure a speedy and permanent cure. Consultations free and confidential.

Office, No.

1V9 South Clark Street, corner of JUonroe, half block from the Post OIHCJ. Post Ollice

Chicago, ill. Office lionrs from

81*—

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8 P. M.

to Health," published month

ly, free of chatge.

N. B.—Ladies, send

ave ever

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Carriage Painting! WPainter,

HOWARD BANNINO, Carriage Corner Sth and Cherry Streeta,

'over Fred. L. Myers' Carriage and Wagon Shop. All work entrusted to my care, will be done with neatness and dispatch, and warranted to give aataijactton. A reasonableahare of public patronage ia raapectfnlly aoUdtad (jalltf

for a descriptive circular of

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HEAT

$30

dis

REVOLUTION III THB

$450,00

Wine Trade of the United States

Pnr« California Champa^UO. Made AND prepared at if done in France, from puro Caiiforniii Wint*, and taking the place vf

MYING

used.

CIR

our

BUL I

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Mahufactnrers of all kinds of

CRACKERS. ^1

and Dealers in

ported Cbampapne. Tbe nndereigned wonld call tbe attention of Wine Dealers and Uotol

KEEPERS

letter, which may giro

to the following

ty of their Wine.

cofrect idea of the quali

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we take

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pleasure LU

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We shall at once place it

fare.

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We have also the Agencf for

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Of which we hare already put up several, to tbe entire satisfaction of the parties using.'them, whom we can at all times refer.

All kinds

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A general assortment

and put up in

complete order,and the work warranted.

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