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TIB DAILY 1IK

OFFICIAL IP A IP EH,

TUBLIBHIHO TH» jr »,

I S

BAVINS

THK LAMKST CIRCULATION.

Indln

Legislature.

Reported Expressly for the Daily Express.

r:M .•:/

procijdinus ov mowday, F«b- 4.^-,,

A tM

Senate met 2 p. jn

The Pr^i4ent laid beiprq the ,^epato a

communication from jjov. Baker, stating

that a balance $27,127' 28 or the tax levied

for the relief off aftMfets families.

A number of petition*- on temperance

and education ofi poipred, children, were

received, which were appropriately re-

ferred (i,. t:

The following tilU warf» istrddaCed and

ft yfypri.,f§JolloWK

jBj lb. Thompfon,, [143]tp?inand the

High School act, atrrikes out the clause,

which1 pVohibltii private imtitntjions from

holding property amounting to over $40,000 6i* llOO.OtfO'in capital stock Ed« ucatiotf? Oi.JBBbu.iali loui-i i-w

MjnMt? pirovid1hg%r

•mpftqfpag juries.,.yOrganisation of

cWfM,0.2

By Mr. Carson [145] to amend jection

one of De|l Stfikiag. rFand law.

PinenceT

By Carson, to ^amend Section pne

of the pchool Law. Education. ..'4

By Mr. ChUrbh, 147, to amend the di-

verc'iiaw1I,lHghUknd privileges.

By Mr. Rbjfotifda,' l£8,to amend the

charter of the grap^ VJn6,'Marsh Plink

Road Company. Corporation.

By Mr. Cason, 149, to amend Section 2,

of the act incorporating manufacturing

companies. Corporations.

By Mr. Cravens, 150, to amend section

14, the APtufioiMPCviog the^promisory

notes. Judiciary.

By Mr. Turner, 151, to amend section

11 of |be 4gk*eon*frniiig gua^ian .**&

ward. uatoafry.

By Mr. Robinson. 152, to legalize cer

tain copnty bonds^njt^ying bounty.—

Referred to Judiciary Committee. ByMfTtf)IboU, 1^3,' t()|rovide for'the

incorpahttiik of veligftfu) societies, Ha-

fer^n4t»^qnpn Corporations.

thqffqmft was taken*

up,'and the resolution making inquiries

looking to the purchase of volumes of the

Vincennes Sun( for 1807, 1808 and 1809, containing tlnrrdptfrt of tWdoings of the

Territorial Legislature, was concurred in.

The'S^nate bills on their second reading

wer|»h»B »p rnl No«-^ST, 39f-40, 42,

53, 61, 63, 74, »8t$lr 103, lQ5,i 109, 111,

118, 119, 120, and 131, were ordered en-

leges.

Mr. Kinley, from committeo on Educa*

tion,(fe|ortH ftiHi tonefl|ii*k«&vBv«comv mon school act, with amendments. Two

thousand copies W tbe Effort' 'ordered

pri^gdvi I lii. .. -tVPI :±i J. a. MrTWolcott, from special joint Commit-

tee on National Debt anil Currency, re

ported concurred resolution l{p. 9. Two

hunr0ytdHho

The Senate tCen adjourned until 2 p. m.

tc-morrow.

Housi.-r^het^obseiufet

the Chair. The-feiA^'lf ttfe3' journal

pensdlSfcli^k 4 *.

Swas"*iis-

The House a^iijned, »Pf quorum, at 2:30 p. M.

BY TELE«RAPfl.

A New Elan of Reoonatruotion.

Washington special says the highly im

portant consultations which the President

and his cabinet have been holding with

leading Southwp jip^iofLiygejr pl^niftto

reconstruction, audi alluded,W i^sti^eek

ended last'4iqflA 16 &n^'agreement

eonfer^^pi fW*1

reading and writing, and a property quali-

flcatidfc^ 41^ Vh nm^6tria be submit*

ted for adqpt^on t^^eJSoutborn Legisla

tures, to pave the way for the submission

of the quettioti by tfa4' Prestdent in'his

ernors of the several Southern States to

day, accompanied by an advisory lotter

statii% JleaidentSs^ap

proval.

The question of amnesty does not ap

pear to have been an essential fettfctfe of

the proposed plan. ,,.

The Governor of North Carolina was

telegfpptod to^gkt lo kbop the Legisla

ture in session to consider these proposi

tions, *i(i^miiila» measewere sent to the Executives of Alabama, Georgia and

Miauarigpi.^

Governor DrtJItf feoiith ICaroMi»», le#t

to-night to submit the new plan to the

Legisratdi^'of liis own St^tQ.

The 6ub Treasury Management.

WashIknton, Feb. 4.—The Joint Re

trenchment Committee-did- not yet find

any foundation for the charges against the

mftnagAetitiof Treasury in ^ew

Tork. They will examine a few more

witnesses and report this week.

The Impeachment Articles, Ac.

NKw= *o«i Feb^ *V—The Herald's

special says it is definitely settled tba»

articles of impeachment will be presented

to the House at an early day, tat the Sen

ate wilLftottatt &em nt until thonext {&AsoA,EBTroau a# aidn.

ECBOPEANJiEWSBY CABLE

FRANCE.

Paris, Feb. 3.—Funds for the benefit

of the Cretans are very successful.

Serious labor riots occurred at Marcbi-

enne$ mh| Lille. Troops were called out

acd, i^vpfij^oters were killed^

AUSTRIA.

Vienna, Feb. 3.—A radical change in

the Anstrian Ministry is pending.

PRUSSIA.

Bxaux, Feb. 3. Fred Cail is a candi

date for the new German Parliament.

ENGLAND.

London, Feb. 3.—Advices are receiv

ed that a terrible explosion accompanied

with great loss of life recently occurred

in Paraguay. ^The mail steamer from South America

brings the following intelligence ^.

The United States warsteamers Sham'o-

kin and Pensacola, left Montivedo on the

8th of Jauuary for the Paoifie Ocean.

The Juniata and Besaca were at Rio

Janeiro.

A bank at Bahia has been robbed of

$266,000. Brazil is continuing her' 'preparations

for a vigorous prossecntion^of the war

against Paraguay. $

RUSStA.'

St. Pitxkskukg Feb. 2.—Direct mail

ta established between this city and Pekin.

The serviced require 48 days.

'gjil1'"—

Aw Important Suit—Cotton Swindling Inyolved.

N*w Yobk, Feb. 4.—Charlotte Hough

has brought suit against the firm of Jor

dan, Mt^8h ?a,jof. Boston, for money

d|ue her from cotton speculations, daring

tlie war. She claims she was employed

tyyiffae firm (luring the war to buy cotton

the Southern States and manipulate

Government employees for passing it

through the lines, and that the firm made

opebtunddsd' thousand by her agency ati'd

now refu3e to divide. Generat Butler

and J. H. Sweitzer are employed by her

at Counsel.

the Impeachment Proposition.

New Yobk, Feb. 4.—A Washington

special says the Judiciary Committee have

dene nothing in the impeachment matter

yet, except conferring with several gen-

tlementnRnnhfcl]y, and that has been done

by radical members at the request Mr.

Ashley, in order to see how much of a

prospect there was to sustain the charges.

lit is rumored that Gen. Sherman will b4 sent out to tlife plains to conduct the spending Indian war.'1 ^4 ','f'*J'" tmgmiBfS -at

A .Prospective Veto/

Washington, Feb. 4.—A prominent

Senator says the President infotmqd him

if the tariff bill passed the House in its

present shapo he would be compelled to

v^to it. The bill will pass the Senate over

his veto but whether it can pass the House

(Unknown.

9• J: ... J.

House

Investigation of CuBtom Affairs.

New Yobk, Feb. 4.—The Times' sp^oij^

says investigagation of Custom House

affairs in New York and Boston have been

completed, and the committed returned to

Washington. Several days will elapse

before their repo.rj, will.be made.

vke Reconstruction Committee and the President's New Plan.

iNsw YORK, Feb. 4.—The Times' special

aay^ it is understood,that a majority of the

ftecons^ructfon Committee are agreed up

on a plan which, if adojfted by Congress

will be acceptable to the South, and will

speedily settle the question. Tfce leading

Southern men now in Washington give

assurance that their constituents will at

onbe comply with its requisitions.

High iWaters

&ALLEPOLis, OHIO, Feb. 2.—The river

has risen about twelve teet 111 the last

twenty-four hours, and is sttll rising. Ice

running- very heavy a number of bar-

1 jiave passed down, also the whart

boat from wheeliog. No damage bus

beqn done

here

up to this time Weath

er cloudy and getting colder. The Ther

mometer at 40

l"A

series of resolutioivi'^MatA driWft bp \U-the

:'^'a

New York, Feb. 4.—A sjieoinl says'in

the meeting of the Reconstruction Com

mittee Saturday, each plan was debated

thoroughly. Mr. Stevens adverted his

plan, but it is said did not receive much

Encouragement. Tho committee agreed

to ipeet again next Tuesday. It is doubt-

fsul whether a majority will agree^upon

any of the plans before them. .•

Provisional Government for Louisiana.

New York, Feb. 4.—The Tubune's

special says the New Orleans Riot Com

mittee will report a bill for provisional-,

ly governing Louisiana, until admitted to

representation in Congress by an enabling

act.J 11* lo

Penians Sent to the Penitentiary

Toronto, Feb. 4.—Seven Fonian pris

oners, Lynch, Rev. MeMahan, Quinn,

Whaler, Hayden, Haven, and Schott were

sent Saturday from Kingston to the Peni

tentiary.

The Tribuno's special says the monthly

statement of the public debt will not make

as favorable an exhibit as the proceeding

ones.

With regard to contraction of the four

millions, the Secretary will not publish it

this month, owing to the heavy demands on.the Treasury.

I Arrest of aKurderer.

GALINA, lu.n Feb. 4J—Samuel Mills, the alleged murderer of George Maxwell,

•t Fraeoni, New York, was arretted here

to-day. 1 -I-*''

(XXIXth CONfiRESS~r2LSESSION

".Washington, Feb. 4,1867.

Senate.—Mr. Chandler presented a

protest of the citizens of Michigan

against the issue ot American registers to

Canadian vessels. Referred to the MilN

tary Committee. jii- L-

The Chair submitted thje oredeotials of

Senator Howe, of Wisconsirt, for feix yearn

from the Ath of March.

The House Amendment to the joint

resolution foa the payment of'tne Ken

tucky inalitia called into Government

service was concuraen in.

Mr. Patterson introduced a reolution

which was adopted, calling upon the Sec

retary of War to transmit coppies of or-

ders to Generals Burnside and Schofleld,

orgnnizing-a Commission *to ^inve^U^ate

the claims of loyal Tennesseeans for a,rmy

storcar ',r"l "u

8lor5»

Mr. Harris, from the- Judiciary Com

mittee .reported a resolution to .pay Sena

tors from Tenness compensation,' to be

oomputed from the commencement of the

39lh Congress.

Otr. Trumbull said, though thejSenatora

from TenDoesee, Were entitled to»C0mpen«

sation from the date, of tne admission of

Tennessee, but to pay them from the com*

mencement of Confess, would be to ad

mit that Tennessee Jwas entitled to repre

sentation all aloBg. If this principle

were applied to Tennessee it wonld apply

to South Carolina, and when ..Senators

from that State were admitted, "as 'sooner

or later they must be, they would claim

compensation from the date of their elee-

tion, and must receivo it. On motion of Mr. Wilson the resolution,:'

was postponed until to-morrow.

Patterson presented a resolution of the

Tennessee Legislature,taskjng leave to be admitted to the benefits of the act of

Congress, donating lands to the several

Order-. S

States for Agricultural Colleges,

.ed printed. Williams presented tho following,

which was referred to tho Committe, on .. .a reconstruction.

A bill to provide for the more efficient

Government of insurrectionary States,

whereas the pretended State Governments-

of the late so^ctikd -bon federate State* of

Virginia, North Carolina, South Caroli

na, Georgia,' Mississippi, Alabama, Loui

siana, Florida, Texa9 and~ArkaTi3a9, were

set up without authority of Congress, and

therefore are of nd constitutional validity,,

and whereas, they are in the hands und under the control of the unrepentant

loaders of the rebellion, aud jafl'ortK^iio

adequate protection of life and property,

but encourage lawlessness a'nd ruin,' and

whoreas it it necessary that peace and

good order shall be enforced in said so*

oalled until loyal and Republican ^Gov

ernments caifbe legally found, therefore,

be it 011 acted, &c., 4kc., that eacih of said

so-called Stat03 shall constitute a Milita

ry District, to bo subjcct to civil authori

ties of the United States as herein enacted

and presonbed. Sec. 2. That, it shall be the duty of

the General of the army under tho an-

thority of the President of the United

States to assign to the command of said

Jflistricts an officer of the regular army1 not

below rank of Brigadier General, to fur

nish such officier with a military force

sufficient to enable him to perform his du

ties and enforce his authority within the."

district to which he is assigned.

Sec. 3. That it shall be'tfie' tfuty 'o^

each officer, assigned as aforesaid, to pro

tect all peaceable and and law-abiding

persons in-their rights of person*-and

and property, to supress insurrection, dis

order and violence, and to punish or cause

to be punisod, disturbers of tho public

piece, and criminals to this, end he. may

allow thelocal tribunals, to tate jurisdic

tion and try offenders,, or when, in his

judomont, it be necessary for th£ trial of

offenere, Ije shall have power' to organize

41 military commission or tribunal for that

purpose, anything in the Constitution apji

Taws of the so-called State to tho con

trary notwithstanding, and all legislative

and judicial proceedings of said military

tribunals, and all interference by saul pre

tended government, with the exercise of

the military authority uner this act, shall

be a:"id and of no effect.

Tho Reconstruction Committee are Disousaing the Different Plana Before TJaem.

Sec. 4. That Courts und judicial offi

cers ot ttje the United States may issue

wrks of Habeas Corpus iu behalf,of pris

oners in military custody, omy when some

cam missioned officer on duty in the Dis

trict where tho petition originates shall

endorse on said petition a stktferueiit certi

fying upon honor thut he has knowledge

or information as the cause and oiroum-

'stances of the alleged detention, and bo-

lioves the same to be wrongfully, and that

he believes the endorsed petitions 111 good

faith, aud justice may be done, and not

hinder or delay the pubjishment of crimej

and all persons put under military arrest

bp virtue of this act shall be tried without

unneccessary delay, and no cruel or un

usual punishment shall be inflicted.

Sec. f~. Xhfct no sentenea of any mtti

tary tribunal affecting liberty or life of

any person shall be executed until approv

fd by the officer .in command of the prop

er District and laws and regulations of the

government of tho army shall not be .af

fected by this act, except in so far as they

conflict with its effects.

Air. Sumner introduced a supplement

ary to acts abolishing imprisonment for

debt, providing ah persons arrested on an

execution from tho United States courts

shall be treatod as they would be under

State laws. Referred.

Judiciary Com'

Mr. Trumbull, of the

mittee, reported adversely to Davis' reso

lution declarative of the principle of tho

Constitution relative to writs of habeas corpus.*! '/Z 4- '»-!'-l

The oommittee was discharged from its further consideration.

Mr. Trumbull, from the Committee on

Judiciary, reported an amendment to the bill providing for the allottm^pt of Jus

tices of the Supreme Court, ^gnong the Circuits. '•,

ThS sections authorazing the Supreme 4{«ir 1 .03

Ctevrt tt "appoint Mkrshtl for' the Dis

triat of Col ambia,. sod the courts direct

are given power to nominate. Marshals

instead of upon the nomination of the

Chief Justice.

Vice President snbmitted joint resolu-*

tions from the Legislature of Wisconsin,

instructing Doolittle to resign bis seat

which was ordered to lay on the table and

be printed.Tip biH to graut aid for the

construction of the. Sanfranci«co Central

Paciffic Rail Road passed.

Joint resolusion authorizing "increased^

compensation to civil employees of gov

ernment in Washington, where salary

don't exceed $3,500 was debated without'-]

•Otion

MS?-* 'm-

ih :u.

£.••*

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Matters, .«

^Kansas Railroad

Sr. Louis, Feb. 4.—The dispatch from

Junction City, Kansas, dated January,

31st, soying that point would be the ter

mination of the Union Pacific Railroad,

during the comiilg Summer seems to have

conveyed a wrong impression in.regard

to the actual condition of that road road.

The dispatch simply meant that Junction

City would be the outer point on the road

from which Weighting to Colorado and

New Mexico would—be -done this season.

Tfcf ronton' Pacifls Railroad is already:

completed 20 miles beyond Junction City,

4nd, trains are roaning to that point. and

the, road will be.flnifhedtoFort Ellsworth

60 miles farther by the flrst of April.

Wreck of a Vessel—Mexican Matters.

San Francisco., Feb. 4.—The British

ship Schabjehau was wrecked yesterday

between Fort Point and Point Haboo,

New San Francisco. No lives lost.

Mexican Counsul of this city has writ

ten a letter to General McDowell and

Governor Low, which officially states

facts communicated to' him by Juarez,

concerning the capture of Orthega

Steamers Damaged Ice.

ing on Saturday, was caught at Pomeroy,

to-day^ l(%4.1y damaged. Hec hull U, gound,

but her larboard was cut bfTlj^ot^chion-

nfeys are gone.

The steamer New Stile was secured at

Columbia, W*t Virginia.: BWr^u^ds

were^ baftlyIftdfaged, and one ^hSel -bro-

'Iten.

The river is full of heavy ice frofn ,, X~ -'W Marietta down.

£%fr

Bridge, from it* ftighest point fhfs morn

ing, but was taken out of the water unin-

juredv

,i ... 3

The Itoan Certificate Proposition^

NEW YORK,|Peb. 4:—The Times' special

£riys the loan certificate proposition is ap

proved by Senators FeSsenden and aheiv

"h*an, and .there is little or^O opposition in

either House to it. Secretary McCullocb

also approves it.,- tstjj. fts»'

Vv^i

A Church Destroyed by Fire.'

CINCINNATI, Feb. 4.—Tlie Baptist

Churqh jiJ Lexington, Ky- w^as destroy

ed byfire yesterday morning. Lns? about

$50,000. Veryjktte tfl^ance.

CINCINNArpi«.lti•P*,«,T,

Cotton dull at 30. The money market reiAmnt tho demand it but jnodefate.

Exchange "ste«ily at par buying, and 1-10 prRmiutrf?Selli|fe^ Gold at 135j.vv.iv f-

J?lour rather firmer but prices not .higher) superfine Winter at $9 75@10 25, stride brandy at #11 to 13.

Wheat ^3 higher,^closing «t $14t) for No. 1 "Siting.*' Corn firmer and prices a shade firmer, ear $t ,56@57, shelled G2@63. ...

Oats firmer at 51@62. Rye firm at$l 20^ WhWky steady' at 25 in bond. Hogs firm at $7 50 net and $6 25 to 6 60 gross.

Provisions quiet. .. Mess pork at $20 26@20 50. Bulk meats at 7£, 9J and 10|» A'moderate demand for clear rib and clear brttfon sides at 12J- and 12|^ and in the morning 13 was paid.

Lard dull at 12. 1 sM*' 'u. '*l!. Coffee firm at [email protected]' Sugar firm at 12 to 14. Butter 27®29.Kggs at 30. Cheese firm at 15J@16

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iaii

5 *4!

.NEW YORK MARKET. NEW YORK, Feb. 3.

Flour 5 to 10c better, suber Staje and Western at $9 15 to $9 85, extra western $10 30 to $11 35, choice $11 40 to $12 30, dipping brands R. H. O., $11 to $11 90, trade brands $12 to $13 35.

Whisky firmer, sales of 800 bbls. Wheat steady, No. 2 Mil. $2 35, white Canada at J$3..

Rye steady at $1 23. V/ '5 Bufley firmer at 81.to 85. ,-vfyij" Barley malt dull. »l 1L1 Corn lc better, mixed western in' store $1 10 to $1 11, afloat $1 12A

Oat? steady at 61 to 64. Money easy. Sterling dull at 8| to 8|i wish? Gold firmer, odening at 136£, "declining to \36§ and closing^at 137|. titaCf •_

V» hi li J'll

SPECIAL NOTICES.

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO.,

Commence their

Great Semi-Annual Clearance Sale of llllT GOODS, January 4th, I8C1*. Use I heir adrrti*in4ai. ia Uiu i«ue for particular*. ifiee Ac., &q. .. Janl

—ALE AND BEER.

OTTLBD Alifi}

Wtt. H. KBEBLK & BRO., Have thii day bpnght the Souliag. touaw ol XaMrt. UOlACltky CO., ami «ra sow pteparad to furniah Salaoai and Private Vrailtoa with Bot tlftd Ale, aaserior to ANY «tr vet offered in thlf city. 0or^9K|0)p«ry- H. XBBBU.

'an 8d«m

Q. I. kBIBLS.

DRY GOODS.

Fur the Holidays!

—ijttfUi- &

tc«jV HI:

til iJLl

Floating

CINCINNATI, Fet. 4.—The steamer HiU

man, Carried off by the ice from Wheel

jf _. :A

Steamera Carried Away by Drifting ice—A Frightful Iieap.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 4.—The wharf boat

carried away by the ice at Wheeling,

drifted past Marietta yesterday after

noon. A man jumped from the Suspension

fS »'1JJ lliwi 1*J b-n'Ji Uil

ukii iroA uu*J

PRICES REDUCED

"r Jft( w.y* ,*tti. ..a .•& ,»hU ia U»t tlSlii .« i- j-i-t fcifX»v '-'M

li atfili' ttii wfc'JB-lu •iL to S uS a 0 a HlvVd' V_U 1

ftftES&rCOOOS!

««. i'-

At a Great Reduction in order to Close out Stock"

vr-

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CliOICE STUB CLOAKS

Jaconet

Lzipia: riz "Wrought Nails and Spikes

:!:j

and Swiss

^hPtiSi5Sre 1

•UJW'i

fr4

AKS

8°d

LADIES' CLOAKINGS

A CHOICE LOT OF

Opera1

Flaifiifels I

.rjtOH

I a

Oil

^4! A

The above Goods are to bt-

sold as stated at

NIPPERT & GO

tltt M«in .St. hot. 4th A 5th. Nor If- -i'l

JOUST X.

Karly's Block, Mo. tfO Main Slrco.,

Terro Haute, Indiana,

MUM'Ulaukela,Juitos,

u-aiwctfnlly ivcouiinonda lna well «ulr.ci cd 81 uuk of Klaunels, plain aud plmd Lill-eys, Coverletn, and Woolen miting Yarim, ot diflureut kinilj. Boing fully en- t, abl«d to warViMiC tlin ttr&i fualny af tln"« 1 moat Toppecitully invite Liidtefi and OmitU-meti lit call and lUi^cct tliern Wool litki-n in kcIi»uk' ji for OdaU*, aud tile 'lnglies market lnleo orfHlrfft

EMOVE1).

fKllDI L\ l» KIKULEB Ii»m runtoTuil Ills htore lrom tbe co'iicr ot 'Vpoinl nut) Swan Streets, to tbe room lately uc!it|i'«l bv 'Millwright Augers. .1 aooby Goiwit, in Kobo Block, conii -»f piufnhs und Levels. Main and Ninth Strata, wlure bewtll

to ieo I1I8 friends, Knd can offer tbem birtuinc Iro Ills well selected Hto«k, coiiHistuii! ol hI, kinds of Wroceries, 1'rovieious und Lii|iirs nlsol Split aail Bound l'ea'. aago. Kartno, Jfm rl U.irleyf Ulr« Tin'tels, fruney, Virmicilli, M*c»roui. Hid' laud ll rrni|C, Hwish and LimburK Cheese, C.tuvrlu and l:-tiin incs, Keinpfer HoltKermann's Bit-tt-rs, Uotiled aLK. All goods delivared free o--clr-iMT*'. dS8Jlm

B. HAGEllTY & CO.,

Are pFflpiueri todo all kiuil* "f

O W O 4

Roofing, Guttering, Coppersmith

Work,

And lie.pairing of all K'uul#. r»..i BitfWMbVUttCii.-R 1 ateo th* Xgencf

BRNMETT & MAKSH'S ClLKUJt.vTKP ii -V|c

Phoenix Warm Air Funme, Of whtcb we have already put up soveral, to tlie entire satlsfbctlon of tha partiea^uHic^c then, whom weoan at afl times tefor.

whoui wtioan at All kind* or Ifiiriiacen repaired aud. put up a $ an tthe wbHt #arraTi«d. Co ai plet«' order,

A general aa^oitment of llNWAUrf.-o han 1 at all timet. Give u* a till at

No. 187 Main Street,

Hc.

Hth a 7th bin., TlvUUK IIA-tTTfr: nov1i)»ltr

IND.

«BAIN SHIPPERS

jj'.r* We are manafnctnnn^ •-1" 1

HICIIAKD'8

Of all *lr.e* and capacity ranging from

Portable KigiiMt, Small Birr Villi, Fun IiUs, kc., kt.

BICHARD'S IRON WORKS,

190 A 192 WASUIKOVON STltKKl', CHICAGO, ILL1NUIH. ja23dSm

BW GROCERY •STOltK!

/L KAUFFMAN,

At tho u** {•tor^foOnl, CO' fivr ot Njwntli ai!f3 Malo Strwt*, h»so|wu® a tirnl Grocery tablitbtuctitf keeping a!I klodn ot Qiineru^, chuftwl bruits, Petri Barley, Karina. tapo, (iftriuAw PfOTio®, Dried Peats, togbtlier witu hII ktmlaof Vrefb Meats. Goods delivoit»d nuy (tart qf iUv

Ity, frw of charge. jnlOdSiu

ORK—SAUSAGB^-LARD.,

Tke nDdertigned

DurfcciaiiutaQturin^

S*iua|»-

I. J• WKBSTKK,

mvSTSo Malberry St. Saat Sailroad.

J. COOK & SON'S COLUMN

38 ,* .vVA W

.1 1 1I1

Xt't:'— U'Jul* y|tei|T4V —-—.. .iit-// ma ti

ti j'.i ibstMk^. tjoj btiJ-

of **1. 3 jails--* '-tfJ

HARDWARE. t»

»Ut

J, COOK 805 /iT' if* .t*.

Have the pleauure of informing their friends and custotodte, as well as the public generally, that t^ey have removed their Stock of

A W A

,1\j

vd-*' eiil

To their

Oil ti

1STEW STORE,

Hos.432* 254, Wabash Street.

A JTOOi (Neat Door to Gxc $

Where they will be happy to see their former dustomers and till others who may be disposed to extend their patronage to them They intend to keep constantly on hand a

k,\ ,W3-

.M'tlqiti-

FRENCH ^ERIXOESI ia«-u 1 *••.-

:"3«l

FULL ASSORTMENT1

1 fel-

iiL*

^ll

Sbelf Hardware & UeavrGoods

t... cm- f* 1 !»».-•••» Including every thing appertaining to

In all colors and quality. Drew Goods their particular line of business. A porgreat variety and Very Cheap

tiono Stook i# embra

1 1* A

ced in the foN

S I I E S

To close out Stock atREDUCSD PRICES litrrgo Lot of long and squaoe Bar Iron, all sixes and shapes Steel Sheet Iron, Copper, Horse Nails, Cut-attd

ri rj jk 117 1 Coopers, Blacksmiths, Cabiiiet ilakecs, OH AW Ljj A1 vUol. 'Wii^gon Makers Todls of every'description and material incident to the several trades •»A above mentioned, together with a full asttiT -MW' toitment of small Agricultuaal Imple*a« et-1'lictJV

{. Carpenters,

ments, also, many "articles in the" House keeping line Guns, Pistols, Gun Barrels, ..land Gun Materiels. MilV Circular and

"V nltC i»ea lllanketll (jr083 (jut Saws. Rubber and Leathern

AT COSTIU.-jj

A Choice Lot of

1 »f i* baa

Builtling Mate^ial».

Bd(5lDg8» -Window Sa8h"iM,Pannel Door9, Window g~i iSiiiicM Blmds, Locks,~Latchet), Hinges round,flat

erfl *nd square bolts, iron and brass Chain

it* ,i Bolts Mortise Locks, Latches, Flush

Bolts ahd Briiss Rail for folding and slid

V-ing Dwrs -Sb^tter and -Blind Hinges,

ci HANDKEKLHIUJrS. Sa.»h FastningsjGate,Stable «nd Barn Poor Hinges and Hollers, Cupboard Locks, patches and Spring Bolts Common and

Parlor Fire Urates, Marble Muntles, Fire Bricks, «fec., &c. Among their

8HELF /GOODS.

•si

Table and Pocket Cutlery. Carvers and Steels. Butcher Knifes. Butchers Steels, Scales and Clevegi. Fine and common sheers and scissors, Door Locks and Laicbes. Round, square and chain Bolts, sjsa' Barn door Rollers and Rail. Grindstone cranks. v- t-g Door Lucks, Latches, &c. -t. Cast, Wrought aud Brass Butt Hinges. T, und Strap Hinges. GiUc anil Barn Door Hinges.

MoIusshs Gates, Metal and Wood Fau-

Gun Caps-and Wads l'ow.Oer Flasks. 'if'''

r.^ Uel„.

Gun aud Pistol Cartridges. Plain, Bronzed and Gilt

et*.

Sbelf Brack.

Mincing Knives and^Tea Trays. I Mca^Cutters. Bird-Cages'.

Toilet Sets. Curtain Pins and Bands.

O arpenters

Tools Slil

Beado aini Moulding Planes. Hand, Pannell, Rip and Tenon Saws. Braces and Bits, common, cast steel and

i'j i"Jja f) -iVi

gteol 8p#de

iCar and Common Cast Steel Auger ^Bits. Common'"Slitting, Pannel, Floor and

Strew una ISuuges. Clamp S^ce^s, Bench Screws and Hooks 1 Nail and Brad Hammers.

Ishinglir.g Hatchets, Hand Axes.^r-j •i iHammerand Lever Saw Sets. Common and Steel Dividers.

Firtrior, Mortise and Socket Chisels. iTurning Chisels and Gouges.,^ Drawing Knives. ~di

Corner Chisels and Slicks.' ?„•. 'Adzesand Broad Axes. 1

iMagoii Makers Articles.

i'UW itji-

Wagon Hubs and 'PelloflS*.: jWagon Spokesand Bows." Buggy Wheels in eots, ready mado. iron Axles Buggy Arms and Seats.

Buggy Shaft# and Poles. VVagttn Boxes aud Bolster Plates,^Kj Buggy Springs. 4*1 if 'KeS Lead, Oils, Yarnishes, and oc*lored PiiritA of all kinds.

CabiueiMakerHArlielet»

'Mahagony, Blatk Walnut and Maple Veneers.

Millers and Distiilers .f

j\labngoriy. Black Walnut und Ros wood Knob*. Coffin Dandles, Screws and Tacka. .vllair^lotb, fcola and Bed Springs.

A a I a

50 to lbOO BunheLs pet'Hour! Blaoksnith's Tools,

Built of IIU)5J, and War antet tn Sin'll Clean 1 IN ANY CONDITION OK GK.vifr, Smiths Bellows, Yices, Anvils, Tire aud clean the Cum in_Snj«riur Condition for lie 1 Benders and Drills, Tweer Irons, Sledge and Hand Hammers.

Mi LI. OR UAUKU1

OVKB fSOO tiV DAILY USE

Agricultural Tools.

ro I,

Shovels, Spades, Forks, Hoes.1 Hay and ktraw Kn ivM, Potato Porks and Hooks, Gutting Boxes, Corn Shelters, Cradles, Sytties and Snathes, Revolving and com» mon Hakes, Cross-Cut Saws, Post Augers, Grow Bars, Log and Trace Chain18. ..i..w

L&tZSZS.I

J. Steel Mould Board Plows/:

We keep constantly'oh "hand a full supply of S. Homey Co.'e genuino Biclimond SieeJ Ploughs, Nos-A 5 and 6, also, Cultivators of all sizes. ..

iQAdlffeftrrt manner from that ot Butcuera uou* ot the^e Ploughs, tbey »r& U)Q most popuIt ia made of clear Por*. and nut mixwi larland useful Piough. In the market, be«tth othei meata. Uartng taad.igtit jrao eace in the bosiaeea, I am Confidant 0/ gi«fag aatiffcction. I aiao bay and sell portuuxlXard.-f Tie 9aa)tag»rirtin aale at O. Sanigr'^L cixoar^. BUt aftd Ch^nyTWeat Woodruff, Saat of Terre Haute llonae, and at O. I. Rmtey*i Orocfll,"

We have sold more thanf iva HUNDRED

in^ adapted to every .kind toil.

v€06K «D( Wf

Dec. 22, dftn-w3m.

ATTORNEYS.

'SJe-Ji

thovas n. meuoN. ISAAC N. ratOB

NELSODT & PIKRCE,

Attorneys & Connsellors it Law,

TKBKE HAUTE, INDIANA.

Orrici—Phoenix Bow—Cp-«t»lr«. [J

L, P. MUXZT, B. 0. SAPnLL

MUZZY 8AFFfil4i)

ATroiiNEYS AT LAW.

fieoeral Collecting &nd Real Estate Agents.

OFFICE—HcKeua's Block, up-atair*, belowM» Boirio llttll. jal6dwtf 'fr,tr

JNO. r. BA1BD. CHiBLM CEUIT.

j^AIKD -& CflUFT

Attorneys at JLaW.

Office Mo. 8*2 Marj Street, (uf stairs.) feblMtf.

G•

P. COOKBRLY, A'tTOBSET AT IAW,

AMD NOTARY

PUBLIC,

Will atteud promptly to tlw collection of debta, •tittlementof au4 Disking out D«ede,Mort gagos, and other iufltromeuis of writing*

OrKio: on Oluo atreot,Aip stain, over Dri. Ma* ban A Bell. octlStf

B. W.THOMPSON. N. A. CEANE. R. W TII0MP602I, J&«

Thompson, Crane & Thompson,

ATTOBiNKYS -A.T LA W» Ileal Estate Iiisurdticp A S

tietoral Collection Agents*

b. A. (JUNOVEB, late Provost Marshal Ttb DlJ* trlct, is ainociated with the above In the CoUact!ou of Cljtiuis and all General Agencies. Office on Tuirtl Slruct, lietweuu Utain and Obte, Terr Haute,. Indiana. mh26dtf.

DENTISTRY.

R. J. A, LOOMIS,

ID E 3ST S TKKI11 EXHiACTKl WITH LITTLE OR NO PAIN 13y udv ot "Narcouc a local anKHthetio. Single Set Teeth oti Rubber Plate, $20.

Other [tricetfin proportion.

IH- ALL WOiili WAlUtAKXCD.'m OKFIO.—Ill Main street, betwoenItli and 6th, 'oTbr Wingat»-6 lilack'a Store, d'lMwtf Tcerk Uavtc, Imd.

JjR. G. O. LINCOLN,

'The Oldest Established Dentist

Tii Torre Haute,

Una raniovttd his office -*aud residence to Fiftb fttroot betwttou Main And Ohio. Him tig had upM'Hrds ot eightcou years1 expeJoaco iu i«utmtry, ho Ucoufidont that lieoan Ive Brttlnfacfiou iu all canefi. [jy20dly

R." VAJT" valsau, .SocuoHdor' to' LuickIu & duVtilzah gUftUBONfi AMU MWBANIOAL I E IS 1 8 S

No. 1U1 Main street, over Uartltvt'a Book Store. apl&ilW. TKUUK-H A.UT1C, IND.

ITftClAJiDSUiN, M. JD

iS'. s-» ^lltKiKS«K TO i»U. H. 11. SMITH,

iJFJfic,liiTs-iu Oiib), Hd tipd 4th 8trwt. J»7dly fJCUUK-UAUTIC, IND.

HOTELS.

piTY HOTEL. V-/ VQENEtt FlFTii AND CUEBftY. Teri'fl Maate, Indiana,

J. B. BAILEY, .. ....Proprietor.

Tiih llo iso has cli.iujred liaoda and line been thorouglilj refitted, aud' with -piod accsmmoda--tions, good talili-s, aud reanonablu charges, tbe Proprietorlor a lilerl HiIiiTe of patronage.

BOAUDKHS.W ANr^II^-I will binrd lor 83.60 to SI 76 per week. 1 w)ll cot as good a table as oan he liail tliy (,'ity. Hoard by tho day S1.00. le'tfiitn..

1LARK HOUSifi. ouhmjeb or FiBbr anp oaio biiifcKTs Terrc Haute, Indiana.

1IUOUS, DlfH & CO.. .Proprietors

Oifice uC. ftlalchall, -Moniuiciima and Palestine Hack Minn*. nov28dtf

U^i TlN J.i(J Sii, :. &} Iv Si^uthcast Cornor i'u| lie Square,

iiTerrc Haute, lucliana.

•tuiH* Uciiel ban be inrmslied anew in all its -itepartnienc.1, iu a«it}lp--trcsiiniassod by Uuy ill t,1u, imil iu now o^cu tor tuo reu^ptiou ol guests.iTlifrirtitroiiap' rttti~ fliililit-"t-4 respectfully solicltod. k, aiiitldti" uui'uiiiTottS.

JIEKRB "HAUTE IJOUSE,_

C0&NE& MAIN AXl» 8F.VUNT11 SlllB^TB,

Terre Haute, Iudiuna.

This Hotel has rpcjjntly toe* a ftttod, und p«i flrst-cl idw ordur, tilK'nug accommodations uuiiurpaaaed in the sSxatci *.'»*

A Prop»r«.

UNDERTAKERS.

2 S A

A A

UIV11

pr. ILI

KTA iiEH,

if fJH-rfjT" IL hw hue A lib uttd.lMHitoJ n.i»r 'A ih-.ra and Cherry crrt1 iiaui-, iii'iidkuu.

utatiu*-tr-ots,

J.USH KHCE1YKU— A FINE C/ AiJ.'rtaifiit ol Lauie.' nud C'hildrons' O S a bftoii-i/iirod^cod her® bBftjrO*— ljr

I&AAC HAUL. Uudertaker,

mv'i*- ?«t! aAd Chfltvy'Streets.

E A I N G.

'L'ho umivar»iKii

l»-1

hla Coffin Shop to

i. 14 Uuilti ti "rib sti-iwt, ono door Northol C'inciiinau Home: All tlioMe who have calls for hi« jervit.ee will Burt 1 1.:- uitabUanuii.ut a large t.rtincDt of

Hetalic Uurtal ''ankftH and Woodon (.ol!lu.» ..verj sljr and alM. vti Ble/Iiut lioariie always iu r»»diu'.'S.

Mr.!ur» left at Ills elu.p ..r ht ala Bswk, i-taie will proto(ill '-J ,C7i-A! W. (Vi''iNKKT,l,

ARCHiTECT & BUil.DERS. & BUILDER.

liUT

J. A.

Oppal Varnish, Slielack, «fcc., ko. J* il iu

Ac.

Pincere, Buttresses and Shoeing-Hatn-tnera.- 'vvi Sfcta-jSi -K"i

iYDAGH.

Pluus, SpcutK-AiicDS, luverintetidttDce, ttud Detail Drawings furiiialiv t«r «vory tlcaci t^liou ot BuikUngS. 0r:v:u.-- rfc^t oi:ru»r of Mauq anjd Flftu Streets, ow. ihtuuvtty'* IViip Sture' it.viiCiU

pKAIRlE ClTYTLANLNe ailLLS.

OLIFT & WILLIAMS, Muni^uotareni nn Dealers 111

a»,

Flooring, SUliiHft rit!j .J tour*, Brackets, ^liUndu, Moulding*, If'tndow Frames Architraves. •. *"l)oor Frames. Stair.Midi*, Jialluxiurs, Netveli FotttHtfi za *bv., £c.,

Planing, Scroll Sawing, Wood Turtainjj,

And all Waod work awii In UuJldiog. iiwpared'to Order. l.'brnSr uf Ninth nud llulbe-rry Streets.

^lUllilTKOTS AND BlIflLDKRS.

"CWPT & '\VII.L1AMS.

"lilaut, S{ifnitlojktauii8 #i/dv ttanerinlvBdunCe ftlrni(bwl

!*jr

erery driicri|itioii of Bnikliiig.

Office, at pralrl* (»fy PInulOti Tiling, corner of Ki*th and I)Julbe] r£ Suaau. .£»: jaJSdtf

AH^EN.'S

IMPROVED

ROOFING.

We ar#jK*S»nsi to |at on tW» Bob), and warrani it for yHiim. riim la the beat.and cheapeet Moof-ha^tee, Mid in fire-tirbof. Citli 011

OLIFT *t WJXl.lAM8,

Prairie Oily Planing Mills, corner of 9th and Mulberry SLreetv J*8d»f

pAPEBHAMG.rNW.

HUBflC

Jk.

ROBINSON,

Plata |H Dcconrtiw P«|mp- timgem Are prepared to ax.cutoyorlt, W tM«bna line in ««aatadU IftlaKf manner. Orrtera left at Brokaw Bro's A Co., No. 109 Main Street, will aieet with prompt attention. Jan3-6m

MEDICAL.

R. FAR^SWORTH'S

PISVKMSARY FO&

PRIVATE DISEASES*

No. 211-2 West Maryland Street, bet. Mes vidian and liUinois, IHBIAKAPOLn, ISBIASA.

From an imperfect knowledge of the nature and treatment of VKMSBKAL DlaKASBS, and a B*» toral repngance to that Und of piactice, the reft* ular practitioner very generally rums oil atienta with a defective treatment, to pass througn tho different itagoj of the disease with cemparatirely little relief, while tbe Specialist, who Sag devoted year* to the study and treatment ol Venereal Pisiiasnir can readily affect a cure, and nrre the patient pain and money.

Having made this branch of the profession a study daring a large and varied practice, Dr. FaaaawoaTH is uow euabled to treat Syphilis, la all it* atagea, upon a system whion he guaran* fees to effect a ouaa, feels lully Justified in sayuu that he ia tWonly Physician in the city who CMi remove syphilitic virus from the system, and case the disease in its latter stages. Also,

OONO&HKA, GLEET AND STRICTURES permanently cured without pain or inco&venieaqp te the patients.

IMPOTENCY OB SKMINAL WEAKNESS," attended with Diurnal *&d Nocturnal Emission^, will receive special attention at tnis Dispensary, and a CUBE is guaranteed in every case.

Send for New Work just issned by Dr. Faraaworth, a General Treatise on Venerial Diseases, •uWect to both Male and Female. None that are afflicted should be without it. Sent by mail, post paid, to any address on receipt of 25 cents.

Medicines compounded and fnrnidhed at thia office. Those living at a distance o«n consult by letter, and have their medicines sent by express.

All communications strictly confidential, and Ihould be addressed wDr. FARN3WORTH, au23deod*w«lylstp top colj Bo* ll+*..~

BI-NGS

51 RINGS RINGS RINGS RI51GS RINGS To RINGS RINGS Restore RINGS ssj RINGS Gray Hair to its RINGS

RINGS OrignalColor,Erad- RINGS RINGS icate Dandruff and RINGS. RINGS Vegetable Ambrosia RINGS RINGS Is Warranted. RINGS'

RINGS Humors from the RINGSRINGS Scalp and pre« RINGS RINGS vent Baldness. RINGS

RINGS Try a Botlo RINGS

i.-.' RINGS RINGS ..j.! .RlilGS RINGS RINGS^ j. i.

E. M. TUBBS &IC0., Proprietory IPeterboro, N. H.

Hf i, .".ay.iw C.

RING'S

lli

IS THE MIRACLE OF T1IK AGE!

dray-beaded Poop.\! have their locks restored by it to the du/i, tmbrous, nlken trtua of youth, and are happy I

Young People, with

light, faded

red

Hair, have these unfashionable colors changed tq beautiful auburn, and rejoice 1 Peaple whose heads are covered •With" Dandruff »ni Eumors use it, and have olean coafe aud clear and healthy scalps I

Bald Headed Veterans have their remaining locks tightened, and the bare spots cohered with a luxuriant growth of Hair, and danco forjoyl

Young Gentlemeh use it because it id richly perlumed I Young Ladies use it becauso it keeps their llair in plaqpl

Everybody must and will use it, becauso it is the cleaneit and best nrticlo in tliemnrkofl

DEMAS BARNES & CO., WboleJ.il 21 Park Row, New YorK Mercants-^i

T. H. BARB & CO..

Wholesale and Retail Agents, Terre Haute, Ind. Sept4dt-t-s-w6m

"Tho wonderful progress of Moili al' Scienco during tlio pwt iizyears only^ makes it possiblo for tho cohrci ntfous .Physician to declare, r.ow, that.«s. SUMPTION II as C£ET»1M,TT Cl'RED !U hi termilten Fever, tnd 1ucertaintY r»# vr.NiF.D an Small Poz.''— J?'1:. (Jharletli.

King, M. D., LL. D., tie. KING'S

PREPARED PEESCRIPTIOiN Mado from tho Prnscriptktn of Rev, Chas. E. hlng, M. D., LL. I)., &e.,

For the Prevention an«l Cure of

CONSUMPTION

(IN ITS jtfOST ADVANCEDSTAGK8) For thfl AHiiwl Cure ot ASs'l IL.M A, Bfti.iSCHITp OATABRB, and all a£fectioii4 ol tlie TUBOAT and AIR P\SAGKS for General ami SpfOinl derangements of the N kiiYOU:* SVnt'Ot. iol Visordert of the BL11OD and for ail Functional Dieorders of the Stomach and Bonelt.

It immediately increases tlie ttrength and deepen*, thn color «»f the pale blood. It subduos thf ChiHf and Fever, and diminishes tlio Expectoration. checks the night sweats, always, in lrom suven to fourteen days. Thu appetite is at onco inTignfni.'.^ ted, aad the patient rapidly gains (lcBh tlie cough and thedilBaultb eathtng are speedily relievad, the sleep besemes calm and refreshing tlieevncuatluiis regular and uniform. ALL THE GEKEPAL SYMPTOMS Of CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,. BLOKCHITIS, tc., DISAPPEAR WITII A EUAL-

ASTONISH I NO RAPIDITY. Tho PBKSOKJPTION Bhould be usod in ovory case where tho Physician prescribes "Cough Mixtures," "Tonics," Iron, Acids, Bark, Quinine, Cod. Liver Oil, Whiskey, &c., aud in every LilBease, by whatever name known, in which there is exhilnted any one or more of the following 81MPIOM&

Difficult or Irregular ilroatliiEg, Lo-sot lA 011 fi, Oougli, Wasiingot Flesh, Night Sweats, Bleenhig frem thel'uniis, Less or S rengtli, l«oss of Appetite, General Debilityj Dobility ot Pre^ancy .atfd. Nursing, Flying Pains through I lie dhonldojs, Olieet, Face or Limbs, Neuralgia, Nervous Hr«d« ache, Nervous Prostration, Nervous IrrUatiun, Giddiness or Dizziness. Kxcesnvo Palctic-«. 'bore Throat, Drowsiness,JSIeeplossness, Dyspepsia. SoitX Stomach, "Heart Burn," Oppression ,-inkiugof_ tieOtomach before or after eating, CoustipsAinn, Remittent Fever, Ac., &c., and (.specially iu all it Female Disordersor Uterine Irregularities, sucli us" Difficult, Painful, suppressed, Scanty, Exceeoir*.,.i Delayed, Prematuro or too Frequent Menstruation.

Ntatemeuls from Pntienls, Ac. "Your Prosciiptloii savi'd my (iaupliti r's Hft, and has saved niti huudreds of dollars.' —Kov. B.. UtmpliBITS, Rensein, N. Y.

A'e bless God for the beneht we have recei*l from your Prepared Prescription."—Kev. PEREnaiKf. Blossburg, Penn. "E?ery one to whom I have rocommendod it has bWiefltted much by its tiau."—I'.ct C. D. Jones," Racine, Wis.

liiBLi House, Ai.tor Plaoi, N. Y.—In the early part of Fobrunry, lSMi, was snflering from a vit.lent cough, lor which I bad Ixwu treateddurlniC--six months previously without In'nnil, I imd Night Sweats which completely prostrated mlS. IT?

t£-

thBUveniug, hoarseuess would como on, which would prevent me lrom speaking abovo awlnepi'r. I had then had two attacks of bleeding from thi. .) lungs My family Physicitn asaured uio that he could do 110 more lor me. 1 was growing rapid worse, and had been compelled to leave business for nearly two months. All my symptoms iniliotod, unmistakably, the presence ol CONi^'KPr-uJ TIoE. f' the beginning of Feluuar.f, Mr llenry Fishor, Treasurer of the American Jbible Soi'iaty, presented me with a ijottlo of tlie l'liKfAlLKD. PRkSCUIPTION. la a few ,iayn my uppotrte" (which I had entliely lost,) returned willuu .a we--k, ray congh had almost loft me and iu less tliau two weeks tbe Nlgbt nweats were broken up. Tbuuceforward I regained Bttengtli rapidly, ami .» am now regularly attending to my duties suttorfc to tlie Aiut rican Bible oocii.ty, in whone employ-. men*. I have been nine years I am \v enjoying good health. Y0111 Pll 8CUI I'l lUN ellVcied

a.jt

tjUKE, When my friends ilesralred of my recovery THOS ONGER.-'*-" have had Nervous or St»BHinoJic ABthmu for •Uvea yours. Dovin^ tfatf IamI sl» yp»m "T have littler Und an uuihtorrupiod input's rest, it •e#m«d to me that I wtfniit ll» b-fore 1 could ptU air into my Iuuki* A tiutloretl no preatly lrom "•bortnasfl uf breath/* thu I wm coinpolh il t«» .. taktt frequent rests in from my rc-turU-nC^' to my place of business. i| 'The sight before 1 obtained tlfe TKEPAllED PHKaCBIPTIoN,' wftH tbe wuTst 1 ever passed. On obtalnluu the remedy took a i*NtHpo(nu! at coon aud agaiu at uigliK, aud hlepUnli vfthonc waking. I have not hut a broKeu night's rest since harrf now complntcfy n»corered my strength and siants, ana am uot atail aflUcted with ^shortnORB ef brfAth/ I thall begiad to bave any one afflicted with Asthma call and mo.— KzaA LanuIon, Ko. J? «urth Si., N. Y."

Tbe ''PKEPAKKD PRKSCKlPTfON" ia put up in a 81 bottle, and is cold by ru^gists K«c«rallyy. jor orders be addre-nod to tlio solo Proprietor, OSCAR G. MOtiKS Jt CO., 27 Cobtlahd ST&ekt, N. Y. Consultation tree A Circular, containing pabtjoulabs or manv• CA6KS Ruccednfulty treated, will be sent free, by uiail, to alt who wrtie f» h. 3oW in Terre Haute by 1. L. Mahan Co., und

-1

H. Barr A Co. nov5Lip eod.tcow .-u

O SOUTHBIiN SHIPPiiHS. r*c

Through re^ripts given on shipment ot Prodooe to New Orleans and all intermediate poiota,* 00 the Mississippi Klypr, and to Na*liville, Tenn. Ample facilities to pfotect any amount of property at STanirille. JAMK8 U. TURNKB, decldtf Agentv