Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 April 1867 — Page 1

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THE NEWS.

««fc«srt Cold Hosed In Sew York yesterday at U4%? '.h The Great Eastern hits arrived at New Tork. Xfli Democrats carried Trenton and Morris to vuj thS'Charfer Election on Monday.

James A. Bavabd sncrteds Geo. R. Riddi/E, di-ce»i»-4, a» Senator from D^a^are. «,*i1

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SjjL^MrBlDiTll, 9 fllis State, was confirmed on yesterday by thi Senate as Su^y'yrpi

firmed on yesterday l, S-1 A Hf-BEi outrage was perpetrated on a Union •^neeting in Virginia which calls to mind the condition of affnim before the war ii "i '-TrtT.t&cirrajili Kotttiinue* to report terrible losses from t}» trPYaarfes which have' occurred in '.he

Mi*»isaippi during the late flood*. *iu}M Tnr President has nominated another Austrian Miiiint'-r in the person of J. P.

Stockton,

Robert K. STEBtiBO and Robsbt Wishahd, New York brokers, were arrested yesterday for having injo*ses«ioii $200,000 in bonds stolen from the 5 jtfjya! ij^siirance ^^pany of Londor^ |j

AtrcifsT Belmont has consented to allow his private gallery of paintings to be thrown open to the public for five days for the benefit of the la(Hev Southern Relief Association.

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Saulsbtity, for whose expulsion amo

tion if pending in the 8enat«1, has pone home. It ii intimated thut be intends nsigmng and will probably be succeeded by liifl bioth'er, the piofr^nt Governor of Delaware.

The United States Senate, on yesterday a(ierJioon, afior delibeiute debute, ratified tlie.Itti-Aian & tr&Ay, only seven Senktors voting in the negative.

The American eagle can now soon perch on the top of Sfount St! Ellas. "~v OKPF.ns have been issued from 'Wasliin^.tun tp out tho United Htates shifi Relief immediately, at *hoi* wanted to carry a targo of corn, anfl oilier provisions to the suffering people of the Jkiiitli.

The Republicans have carried the charter 4^tfiftjinKewark, "SowJersey. The Stephens *ing of the Fenians in New York, has Issued another appeal In behalf of tlr'ir Kutfurinp: country. More money, and more uieu are wanted, particularly, the former. Tho Fenian lek'lers ftrc-always In need of money, anil continue to dupe their eoiintrymeil into filling the measure of tiled- txactions from period to period, us demanded. I Gem. Sickles and the Governors of bin district,

North and South Carolina, are operating for the reconstruction of those StateB in the most amicable manner. The Governors will continue to fill vacancies'whicli have herotof«re boen filled by Executive appointment. No election will be held at present, and the registration of voters will pro--cecd.

Tuk Oablo dlspatches'of.yesterday incrouse the apprehension of anothei iwar in Europe, between FranGe and Prussia. Kxtensive preparations nro on hand and tho war clouds are gathering oniinously. France is bristling for the fight and Prussia Is getting renrt^. The threatening state of affairs between these two great powers luis .. caused the financial panic which is now felt in all the great monetary centres of Europe. The grout

French Exposition will close up speedily if the fight commences.It villbo prudent for thbae.who at#going from this country to attend it, to" wait n.while and see whether the war fever abates.'

We see from California paper that the intense hatred felt by all- Americans for the Chinese .interlopers and leeches is taking definite shape in the holding of large meeting^ iO .advocate their banishment from tho State. Tliny work for loss pay than any other class of laborers, and they send the great bulk of tlieir earnings home to China. Tbe public indignation, it'lp^ipBfig especially directed to tbe large and wealthy companies having agents, who transport coolies. That John Chinaman has: the same right to seek a home in this country that any othar manhas is un-i questionable, and whether he sends his money home, or spends his money home, or spends or hoards it here, is nobody's business, then, too,' if" he js willing to work fdr le&s"Wages than anybody else he ha# aperfuct right to do it. Wages regulate themselves according to supply and demjwei J|jJgtthe coolie tfad^ only one reiadyeu'ro^ niie slave trtMe"' and «honld be broli^u up. -{Congress passed a resolution in February la9t to that effect, and prffiibiti^ry national legislation wili probably be tho next step.

The Supremo Court and Reconstruction. The Connecticut election was a drop of cold water to tho thirst}* lips of rebels and copperheads. They are half wild with delight because that State has wheeled into line in Congressional and Gubernatorial points of view, with Maryland, Kentuckyand Delaware. Their exaltation did not exhaust itself in tho burning of a little powder in honor of that defeat of loyalty. The President at once b^an to change his tactics in the mattur of federal appointments. Every door of the White House is now placarded, "No radical need apply.' This in turn was the only prefaco to a new edition of ''My Policy." The ac:ion of Judgo Sharkey and others in bringing tho Military Reconstruction law before the Supreme Court of the United States is a key to the understanding of the now

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yet in^^jthe same connection prove# it, for, according to the same journal, instetd of protesting against the Sharkey nullification movement, ho gave it the consent of silence, whose silence was approval. ''A few days ago,' says the Washington correspondent of that paper,

Hon. W.L Sharkey called upon the President and formally notified him that he was about to proceed against him. To thistbe President expressed neither approvaitRor disapproval of tbe movement"

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Jersey. Horace Capbon, of Illinois is nomina*^ to the Agricultural Bureau. ilr. Sewabd, at the request of the Austrian Minister, lias telegraphed Mr. Campbell to ask Juarez to show nlLpossiblo leniency to Maximilian Bhonlfl he bo captured by the Liberals.

perheadiBiDj of tfjo majority of the SupremeCourtJJ tidges|jmay embarrass and delay the completion of 'the work, but I nothing c$9 capsd its ultimate :qr«rthrow.

Treason has no vitality, uo .strength, and I like a headless snake it can wriggle, frut^.

its biliog days, aie aver, tortions will soon cease.

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BY TELEGRAPH

EUROPEAN NEWS BY CABLE HM 'V}*2 ENGLAND. I i'.J*

Noon.—Consols 90J,

London, April 9 5-20's 74^, I. C. 76J. Erie 36J. The Liberal party in tbe House oi Commons split on the reform question.— It is now thought the Derby Government

Contois declined to yO .^onds 74|, 1. C. 77. Ixindon, April 9-—It. is now reported

that Napoleon, deeming the possession of

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commenced negotiations with the King of Holland, lor the purchase of the Grand DuChy and it's incorporations with (bo I French Empire, but its the forti es- of Luxemburg, which is one of.the strongest for-'] iification3 in Europe, is held by a Prussian gnrrison, and the Prussiun govfernment, packed ^yyhol( of Germanyi tinalif object t'. the tansfur id tho'Duchy to France. The King of Holland has withdriiwn torn any iurther negotiations on the subject. The French Eoiperor ineists that his proposition shall be carried out and the treaty completed. Ttie national pride of France has bturi deeply wounded, and a wild anti-Prussian feeling has. seized the noun try. In the meanwhile, while the dispuic is pending, both Prussia and France are making miliiiuy preparations.

This threatening stite of uifairsis tbe cause of the financial panic which ilow exits in London, Parts and all the princifr pal cities of Europe.

T*"" vi LIVERPOOL MARKET. I LivKRrooL, April 9—Moon—Flour 2ts 9d California wheij^lSs

Barley 4s 6d. '.J,4". ,t Oats 3s 4d. 1 1 Provisions generally unchanged. Refined Petroleum Is od. Liverpool, April 9—2 p. m.—Breadstuffs firmer uud tending upwards.

Wheat advanced $d. Corn advanced Gd mixed western ,42d. s»'i HREXjAND. 4 I Dublin, April 9.—The trials of Feniin pri-ioners on charge of high treason commenced here yesterday, but were today postponed until the 22d inst. The prisoner Massey has turned Queen's evidence. «y l&aV

TURKEY.

Constantinople,April 9.—Ed.Blacque, formerly Turkish Consul General at Naples, has been appointed Envoy Sublime Porte to the United States of America.

PRANCE

Paris, April 9.—Mnr^uis do Moustier has made a

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John

son. Attorney General Stanberry pretends to boaealous in the defense of the law, but the present indications are that ho is one of the prima movers in tho prosecution that-he is at least in their symi pat hies. The position of Mr. Johnson is one specially adaptel to bis mode of operation. Nominally one of the defendants, he is. in reality, probably, the principal plaintiff. The New York

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V*.,yk v'r. N'irvr York, Aprii 9.—The Stephen's wing of.the Fenians in this city, through their C. S. F. B. has issued another appeal in behalf of thoir&iffbring country. More men and more "money are wanted, particularly the latter.

THE GREAT EASTERN.

The steamer Greait' Eastern has arrived outside the bar, and is awaiting high tide. vhiaiUH' 'AUGUST BELMONT!'1 I

Mr. August Belmont has consented to allow his private gallery of paintings to be thrown open to tbe public for five days for tho benefit of tbe ladies of the Southern Relief Association.

„„THE UNITED STATES SHir, RELIEF.

Orders have been received from Washington to fit outjthe' United Statis shlpj Relief, immediately. Sbe is to carry it cargo of corn and other provisions to the suffering poor of tbe South. *V\ «"X

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RKCONS^RUOTION IX aOUTH Aits NOKTU CAliOLiN.V. The Herald's Glgu baton special say^, the conference between (ten. Sickles and tbe Governor of his district, North and South Carolina, hag 1 -,uUi:d in an amicable agreement. The Governor.- will con tiiuie to appoint officuls to fill vncrtiicie'' which have heretofore been filled by Executive appointment. No elections will lie held at prcwent. and registration of voters wilKproceed. MR.. SKVARD AND TH: AUSTRIAN MINIS-

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The Herald's Wn.-hi'.gton special says Mr. Seward, ut the request of the Austri«ti Minister, telegraphed to Mr. Camp-, boll in Mexico, -f- .t'-h :t message to JuareZj urging thnt all po siblo leniency be shown Maximilian in. cani- Iir fell into tho hands of the Liberals On tbcsamfe d»y Jlr. Campbell retnrncJ an answer tli:iti he bad forwarded the rcyuest^ rebel orTfei ai« is* tthoWTT

The Herald's Marion, St .ythe Cony[f (Virginia) correspondence, says a mating held on the i&th ult., was broken up and dispersed by armed men, who ufganized a meeting and passed resolution denouncing Congress and urging as ifafc sense of tue meeting, that the President should use his rnilitury power to protect the people of the South against Congressional usurpation.

The resolution were presented .to the publisher of a Union paper in town. He refused to publish them, and was informed it wouH mt be safe for hirn to publish any other report of tbe iiieeting.

General Schotieid was informed of tbe affair, and a Lieutenant, without troops, arrived on Saturday to investigate the matter.

THE RVSSO-AMERICAN TREATY, no The Times' special says it appears that the territory proposed to be ceded by Russia..to the UnUcU States, was incumbered by certnin franchises, and our Government would not accept it thus hampered, though it was ottered at $7,000,000. Russia then agreed to nssu'ihft the franchises for $2,000",000 additional, which was agreed to. *8«V

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"Washington, April 5.—Tfcc President nciniaHted J. P. Stockton, of New JerI sey, Minister to Austria, and Horacp

Cipron, of Iliinoi?. Cjuiaiissioner of Agriculture. jS.

movement of the rebeb -j Russian American Treaty Ratified Bli»BB4iflBcult* to forete®, for "\yashington, i^pril ,9,—Tbe Senate there can but one issuo out of this R*- int0 this alternoon, after deliberate debate, con«tru0tioa controversy. It may be that ratified the Russian American treaty the extreme conservatism, not to say cOp- *ven votes only being in tho negative. i'

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The Senate in Extra Session. Washington, Aprils SenatC—Mr. TRUMBULL introduced a resolution, which was adopted, directing the Secretary of War to furnish the^ servoe list of tbe_ names of veltwteer officers ni^?i'4 tliBiiervic* pfvthfe w^rernmeht fh^rir«ia|and tpj|rtjciiHJ' duties assignei to tfiem uiat he inform {he Sonate under what law they are retained^ *nd whether gome of them may not be dispensed without detriment to tho ljubliig service.

Antt^bjr offered a resoldtionj pro

posing new rules that all resolutions calling on executive or any other deptrU

inent for information, sbal| fre fc^rbedto one .'standing Committee'

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Mr. THALER said it would be recollected that during the^ast session Qf the 39th Congress a Senator^ from GhiV(Mr Wade) offered a resolution making enquiry of thei President of the United Slates in regard to the absence of Alexander Cum mings,Giiverntr 'of^'Oo'lbrado, froin thatrTerritorj', and how long he had been absent. That resolution was modified before it passed to call for information regarding the:absence of other Territorial officers from their posts. Mr. Thayer would r.oiv inquire whether any response had yet been received to that* resolution. .»„.,

The Chair replied, "No reply had bfeen received/' Mr.-THAYER'offered a resolution that the President be requested to inform the Senate when Alexander Cummiugs was appointed governor of.Colorado Territory, and hoto much tiitio feaia Cuihmiiigs hrfd been absent, whether by permission or'not, how much of said time ne was fcb» sent with permission and without permission, whether an 'public business or 'riot, whether his salary has boon paid him dus ring his absence or not, and how much hud been paid him as salary for the time he had been absent.

Mr* Thayer said he had been informed by gentlemen who had an opportunity of knowing the facts, that Governor ,Gutn mings, who was appointed Governor less than two years ago, had been 'absent from tbe Territory during that time. He was now absent, having been hero some four months he therefore regarded it his duty to bring this case up. Resolutien passed.

Mr. Anthony submitted an order that two thousand 'copies of the Army Register be printed for the use of the Senate.— The order was referred to the Committee oh Printing.

On motion of Mr. Ramsey °tlie Senate went into Executive session.

conciliatory speech,

which has greatly lessened the panic of yesjterday. *ieta I News from New York, and From

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Nevv York, April. 9-—The Government Life Saving Apparatus Commission mar again to-day.'' After a report frcim Captain Weeks that he had obtained a boiler for testing purposes, the Board listened to sotne remarks from Norman Ward on the subjecL of steam boilers, in the coursfrol'^which hai spoke^of the new /boilers ih^Tribt^ gfficd a# dangproiis. The Conitn-ssion will meet to-morrow at tho De La Mater Works' to test ateaui valves, water gauges, &c.

Amoiig tbo paBaongors ppr Greab Eastern were Cyrus W. Field, M. Duchailet, the celebrated African traveler,, and Bishop Jackson, of Iowa.

The deed from corporation to the United Stiites. for the land in the City Hall Park for the Post-office was executed by the city authorities to-day.

Five alleged.brokers, naniei iRobert K. Starling and Robert AVisbftrt weite brought before the Court to-day, charged with having in possession stolen bonds amounting to $201.',000 on the 10th of December lust, the property of the Koyal Insurance Company of Liverpool. Neither of them nro supposed to bo the thieves.— After examination .Wisehart wag^discharged and Sterling admitted to „bail in $10,000 tor further examination^

Washington.

Washing ton, April 9.—Isaac Newton, Commissioner of Agriculture.-ha* appoint, ed Theodore C. Peltrs, of ^laryjui^di agent to aid in the distribution of seeds* irj the South, to perfect the lists of Southern statistical correspondents, and to co-ope-rate in the organization and improvement of Southern agriculture.

The Satiate huSjf'on finned the nOmitfatift'n "«Sofe»ie««ilih,- as iS&veyorGenernl of Montana and Idaho, by a large vote.

The President this morning issued a warrant of pnrdon to Z. D. Vance, late Gi vei nor ol'North Carolina.

In the Supreme CourL the argument in tbe De.liovii, Oal^tornia, land case, was continued to-day.,,and ^ill( probably occupy :evcral middays.

Brevet Maj. W. J. 'Sweertev, of tbe Corps of Enginy-rs, bns been transferred from the Department of-the East to the Department of Dakotuh

First Lieutenant R. W. PetriEen, Corps of Engiueers, has been ordered to the Depnrtnient of the Platte.

Surgeon DeWitt C. Peters is relieved fr^in duty in tho Department at Washington, t'rdered to repuir to St. L.iuis and report bv letter to the Medical ^lrectdT of the Department of Missouri, to accompany a detHuhinentcof,recruits to Now Mexieo: On 'arrivifig nt 'Irew Mexico' h'o will repi-rt tbe CoiumHnding General and Chief Medical officer of that District for assignment. ii

Crevasses on the Mississippi. ?Tet»- Orleans, April 8.—Tho crevasses in the Mississippi river at liaton Riiugfe are beyond control, and all attempts to ck-se them have been abandoned. The richest sugar regioDS in the State arc ruined for this jpason. Marelgo crevasse co:iiplctfily inundated the Black river country, the most productive cotton region in the South. T^he frecdmen settlement,known as De Soto, has Been overflowed by it, and eighty freedrucii are reported to have perished 'Ic^pite ail attempts to save tbem from their hojieJes? fate. 4

Political.

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inquire into

the probable cost of furnishing the requirement of information. Mr. Anthony said such calls vera frequently hladewitbout'knowing the cost involved, tbe clerks having to be employed fi weeks to prepare transcripts.— Some time that is of Ji^Ue value, it Would b3 well to ascertain'the amount of labor required, and whether the result ,would be justifiable in the outlay.

Sir. Trumbull suggested that tho resolution be referred to the Committee on

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OATS—Firm at 72®74.

April Gov.

Salisbury appointed 4«oies A_ Bayard, of Wilmington, to be United States Senator to Uti the vacancy caused by the death of 'Mr. Kiddle. He trill take his seat at once.

Senator Saulsbury passed through this city last night on his way borne. If be resigns be will probably be' succeeded "by his brother, dow Governor.

Anniversary of Lee's Surrender. Schenkctabt, N. Y., April 9.—The anniversary of L.ee'a surrender Was celebrated to-day with great eclat, 5

rTE INDIANA,. WEDNESDAY MORNINQ,

Goods

., Dry goods, fair business dbing oh no general activity trade fpr cotton goods, price* steady and there is great scarcity of brown sheetings, which sell at 21c TrJr best ,makes, 29 for colored, and 19 for gusta a%d Macon in prints, no change, except in Mallory sheetings,]which declined ft

#Aston, Pa., April 9.—A very largo fire occarfM at Wflkesborre this forenoon.

iSfEW YORK STOCK MABKET. By Telegraph.]' New Yob*, Aprils. Gold Ohio certificates 24?£324% Canton 43AM Qoicluilver 2l}4@-28: Mariposa 7£ 8 W. U, 3C% N. Y. C. lWglOO% Erie 54%f 54% Hudson 1350135^ Beading 100J4@10i^ ichigan Central 107@1 JHic

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By Telegraph.] ^^CtsctjoiAii, April 9. COTTON—Dnll and prices unsettled and nominal at 25@2(.

FLOUR—Firmer and in some instances holders asked higher prices, but no decided ^advance superfine winter $U@li, trade brands 13§lo 50 and 1G(S18. The amount Offering of all kinds is light.

WHEAT—Scarce and firm 3 winter at S3 ana*No.'2 af^ 10 "no others fn market, OATS—Lees Brm and in bribing

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BARLEY—Unchanged and steady. WHISKY—Dallat jJ6c, i- I PROVISIONS—Quiet and unchanged. MESS PORK—City sold at i'22 ,$Q„ but there 14 not much offering at tis rate.

BULK. MEATS—8, 10 and It for shoulders, aides and clear sideB and 11(311% for hams. BACON— HJi and I2J^ for shoulders, ^idea and clcar niiics.

HAMS—Unchangedand steady. LAItD—Dull, nothing doing city cA be bought I- iw EOGS—19@2y. fei BL'TTER—Scarce and firm at 30@33. CHEESE—17($17% for common and 1H&19 for factory.

CLOVES SEED—?

FLAX—$2 50(§2 00. 1 TIMbTAV—$3@3 GOLD—134%. e.,«f ,£H

NEW TORK MARKET. By Telegraph.] NEW.Yo*a,A|»«il!»., COTTON—Unchanged at 27(§23 for middling upland..

nchangeu. ^, 1 it change, at 70: for ri, $1 40J for CaniCdi in

WHISKY—Qniet and unchanged. WHEAT—Quiet without Ho. 1 and 2 Milwankee

RYE—Scarcely so firm bond. BARLEY—Steady at .«1 20 for Cainiida *West free.

BARLEY MALT—Dull. CORN—Active and £@c better, $1 25%@l 28. for mixed Western, 1 28 afloat. 1 25 for white western in store.

OATS—Less active, old Western at 72(^74, newdo. at 7G@78. A ti 1 RICE—Firm. -COFFEE—Firm.'"

SUGAR—Steady, with sales of 375 hhds Cuba at ^^LA'SSES—Firmw, with sales of lOOburreis of Cuba at 50c.

PETROLEUM—Dull at 16%c for crude, and 27 @28c for refined in bond. PORH—Heavy and lower at 823@23 25 fSi1 new me.-i and 'J2@22 25 for old do.

CUT MEATS—Firm and fair demand at for Cumberland cut. HOPS—30@65, new. j'Hil?

BEEF HAMS—Firm at 40045./.-'' Ml BUTTER—Dull at lQ@15c. CHEESE—16@19c. MONEY—Easier at 7 ,-f) cent, for call Joans.— 'Sterling^ 109@109^ gold for first Litis. Child lower, opened at 135-^, and closed at 131 ^. Government stocks A shade easier. ,1 .... --.a

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i'Kiw York, April 9—5 p. m.

FLOUR—Closed quiet and too drcided ceange. W 0 EAT—Dull at $2 60@2 65 for No. 1' Spring. RYE—At SI 50(91 U6 for Western. BARLEY—Dull. CORN—Shipping mixed Western nt $1 27@ 1 27Vj in store and 1 28% afloat. ,~

PORK—Lower, new mesa at S'22 ^7% closing with seller* at 22 G2 and .buyers at 22 SO regular.

CUT MEATS—Quiet at previous quotation*. BACOK—Dull and drodping. LARD—At 12%@13 for fair to prime steamed aud l3@14 for kettle rendered.

SPECIAL NOTICES

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MARCH II, 1.SB7,

N W I N TUELL, RIPLEY & CO B. Black aniT Wliite Stripe Prints. Bright Plaid Spdng Shawle.. 'jr 7 fi Plain'and rioted Percales. •. •9wW Hoop Skirts, peculiarly adK|l:.d fur il.e u-.

I urge an4 fldsh Ladies. ln.UiKi New «tyl« Ladies' Paper Oollan New York Mills til ached. JUnaliu, WanttuttajH t. .4-4 (iii.l 5-C 1'r-ppei I r-Sy. etjf.rs)H 4, JB I. 9t4 siiii

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CITY ELECTION. iff* We are authoiiz'd to announce »V ii a« a candidate for City Mar-hall, *ubj"ct 10 ttie decisioo of the Uobn nominating Convention. iMf" We are auth^riz^i to announce t! iiame df FREEMAN K. OKyilER as a candidal**, lor lib* dfflce of City Marnhall of Torre lUute, subject to the decision of the Uuioo nominal.ug Con" yentiou.

W We are authorized to ahnotinre the name of Mnjor l. A. CuNuVER an acaud«tate for thb ofHc-.» of Mayor of the City of Terrw Haute, atibf ject to til* uecisfon of the Union uouiinariug Com vontion

We are authorized tu announce \h name ot Capt. WAliNEN HAKPEH as a (.'amliditte for the office of City Cier'\, subject t^the decision of tbe Ut.ion nooiiiiadfl^ Convention.

•JFWe are authvrizi'd to aunnunce thf* Lairig of Sec^v. LIJ ill Kit (ilLMORiii a& a cfih Ut»ate for the offline of City Ma^lmi!

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Tention. GST* We are authorized to announce *h" of CAPT. C. A. QJOi}WlN ns.a candiJWtUTar the office of City Treasurer of Te-re Haul'-, Subjtct to the decision tho Union Nominating Conv'tw tinn. ttSf* We are authorized to annn^UHce the uanie of ZKNAS as a candidate for the jfflce of Mayor, at the ensuing city election jVfb. Editor?—Please announce the^n^A!^ of ALLRN ALiAWAY as a c.tn* d^te City Mar* *hal], sobjet to the decision of the Uniou ncniiitti-' tine •'onventior'.

1QISSULJJT1UN. The P.*rtuer»hip heretofore ex!*:ln« between Drs.J. I». W. V. ArmUronir clones l«y agreement uu thelifflay t»f April next. All pfrs^ns indebted to them, njjnoto or accouut, will ple*90 coxe forward and settle

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WB0EE8ALK SAW JBOOM: Xo. 34 Joto St., S. V. All at] lcs«nd gTHdes of l«ad ptncHs-of «up«rier 1 urtlity aroraaaufucturt-ii aud offered »t lair term" t» the Trade. The Pabiic are Intitrd tu Kive the AMKKICAN Ii£AO P£NCI( tbe proter^oce.

Tbn i'eoclU are to be had at all principal Stationer* Mia Koti*D|I)ealen.

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TESTIMONIAL.

SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCUOOL, ESQLStklllNO DPARTMILNT, Talk Collise, Movember li, IMS

I1i»t always recoouaended thenkVpoiygraie lead pencil* aa the ooly penciln tttted tor Ootli ornamer tal and mathematical drawlntr, but alter a thorough trial of tbe Amrica* PatvoatiiE Lkao Puiciu manufactured

tbe ABtrlrai Lead

Pcacll Comray I find them superior tu any pencil in ue. even to the FsbCf or the old Engltsfa Cuikriud lead peocii, beibg superior pencil for aketchlng, oroamaotal «ud n.e chaiiical lira wing, and all tho ordinary ue»s of a lead peocll.

The opeccfl* art very finely graded tuid have a very smooth lead: eren theaofteat p. ntili hold (he point well, they are all that can be deaird ia a pencil. Tt giro* me great pleaenr* to be able to tMurt Americans, that they will nv longecJ)? fompalled ftfdep«ld Tjp5tN3eTn»DT or any oifir foreign market for peoci'a. LOG1SBALU,

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BUILDING LOT crntaiuing tliree acri ated on Eolith t^ixih Street, west side. II USE AND IOToii Euglu Street, be I wee and Si-reiiib, south »i le. K»ily pnsesaion nihliiltf ltnquire of J. OlILBDKl:

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107@10S Micl Uiera

^69V I, C. 11^114 Pittsburg 5 I18@U9! B. I. 87%@87%: Ft. W

SALE.—A "Neat Coftagto iloufle, uu Suutti Eighth 3tro«t. Guod Wilt, Oitf.ti n, U«»rr, nutl chofce Kruit on the nreroln*^-^ Cnauire At Kir»t Kfttioaal J^hdIc/' llcr^r —n 1.11 -^-1-

LX)R SKLli -—A Hdttse jiirtl fot: J?' Th« Utll'dfj UMKi l«U» rogtiM, |anuy mu(J o^QAr^. «uh on re 8 4 furtbi imrtiruUrsl wothers mh84tf

irther particulars'', a||iljL«t liie U/ikifnt- Bta\ s* Boot a'ud Suoe p£0.. mh8^tf ?Ofl SALE.—HOUli^E

luligt!i»)T UM*' —r

Druggletf Try it

WA^TbK.^L1ail,

«t23dlf

,»U«* «... Blaek and White Stripe jPrlnts!

Deialneilln Elegant 8tyie»!

Lonsdale 4*4 Cambric Muslin!

NewStyles ofMerrlniac Prints!

AH numbers of Whltib and Blae and White Knitting (totton!

A Splendid "Artiefe of Ladies White Ribbed Hose at

Only 35 ets. a Pair!

QUITE A BARGAIN.

Call soun to secure )our choice..

C. WITTIG & CO

-J73

T'CK

.ri

»ii it ll

JHA'IX sriiKj/i*.jsi

OPPOSITE MoKEEN'B fj ff: *I Next door to Davis' Drug Stotx-r-'-

TERBE HAUTE. l\l.

P. BINGHAM A CO,'

i*LA 1 KltS IN

Genuine American Watches

Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, SOLID N1LYEK WARE* NHV PATTERNS Solid Silver Spoons and Forks,

m-na trio*

i*.j,«* vnsrf SILVER-PLATED Teaileto, Cake Baskets, Cantors, BERRY DISHES, IOE PI OHEKS,

WAITERS, CUPS.& GOJJLE1S,

Al*'.

tin?» lin^

Silver-plated Table Catilery.

ENGKAVING NfiATT^tSPE^Wftp

Old Engllsb or tiermau Text. All Goods .iir Hlrl ENGRAVED FREE OF CHARGE, W. p. BINOHAH & CO., 50 East Washington Street, »prU«J3oi $ INDIANAPOLIS.

B. HAGER11 «ic (JU., Are prepaied to do all kind* of O W O »LCH A* Hoofing, Guttering, Coppersmith

Work,

And Repairing of nil Kinds.

jji.~:i. •»,. We have atoo tha'Ak•«^•l»r **',^, BEMNtXT A XAUSH'ti (iKLBBRATEU* Ptoalx Warm Air Fnrnaee, Of whicb we hare already put ut* iteverai, to the entire satisfaction of the parties n*ing ttn'Oi, whem we can at all time* rtfar.

All kinds of Parnacea rfpair^d acd pnt up id complete order, and the work warranted. A general assortment of UNWAJtK cu ban.1 at all times. Givens a citi at

No- 187 Main Street,

Bet. 6th A 7th SU TKRRE UADTK. INK ntvliKltf

FITTimTfi

Havfti coan« ipent, hope, by pruiipt*-tt*ftUQi, Jo oMere, toment a share of pubUefatxoaatf*-,

Sbop (Oath tide of WSa «iirreer| near the Terra

Bum

Hoaae,

•SMtfi

:qfii A .:i u.'i .%

«wn iiid k- ,ft

•ur.dl'l/vqi ft* il

-t-fcii i,i., ki r.ni'.'Ti^ !totgj /ori .1*

& i! I,»

ifiloUol Kitial •tc^aitmtod'un^onth ijix.tU tlur/r»tl4aia««aiiT IViIohuVakir t.MAH. /1

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sfes'

SAL E—ASPLB

['ii

T^v.uudttvijaimM ffJi* fo** neat house l\.» atorji hi^U} fivo uo-tt ruoui» «w'f. U, Mtcht au-l crilar fy th"

Miilr*

mnrur fiflti jf lri»H •, xn I olht^r IttDftbCf*. lit Tliii'4 4tcr«*t7i lifthft f. O. .V A, lloUHf. Ci.'q'rrpramlmi. [14hI«(ui] P. J. BV11NK, IVi-jt

t»ry, J.'icry for^nilAKLi rtOiiXHIKG 3yR aTARKH a Ai^eusa of the mucous up. ^tt»..olr28cellt»h^JIA'i »H^e.

W A I E T, New. ami J'opulAt* Wofkfc OfArt,' Itriiing U^etori al«ab »ot» anil POrtrsfU of tiDKnis ed -JKAtt^-of aut B^rtope, ntaao^ which %ie "John tfctfahon, the Feman Martyr,Vi'reyident iiob«rtflf nf- thd FetthkA Brotii«»rh ''A. Li^coJo,, in MfUDoriMn,'*9 '''Longing Co i. pan ion," Ptinti) ''i'

Addrc0'(nri JKO-'IK1-^ 5J?$ mh20d1m4 St.,

/r5n. -the

Vighe*tu»rico pnid tur old Acray Iron «MtTer*f *t" tfi "Phoenix foundry,nr.uf ih»* Pasaeng*

NEW ADVERTISEMENT'S^

*d'l

C. WITTIG&.C0

BULI.ETIN

For This Week!

fUJJIM

ii »UW i|Ml/i

a iiwsd.,

JJvO

.-.V. iQtC VytwWf

it rU',ia

JSTew Arrivals. Sr.f .«»• ,X --W-#""* tUVf

MO,a tiii a tu%atiaU

'fi'lli'".- '.I 9 'iI •*CV* 1 Hi

.'JTIWSH .W .*• Vinl ,i W,: ,[** fc'dvlKi :»U

.out

AND ?WILL REMAIN OITLY

'Until Saturday, April 13th,

iii

O PO] ^«qce on

EitberfMU-poda of giving persoaal au-/ to tho6e desirou* of consulting him if?

DEAFNESS,

5 fau

AND DISEASES OF THE

E E.S E A

TIIKOAT & LUNGS.

but,

-..AWIHrlAL EVKSIVSFBTEO

»i(} d_, ii "--fi

IYMPTOM8 i»-. Tii»a l'.' i'r? ,-•* lt*'i «A» tf:

-OF-

WANTED. 4TAEEH, DB. LIGHTH1LLS LET2d,000 til*1ftg«s uf ooe^oek ^SftJur v® is^|JTERS^ON CATARRH. that ar« sufteriu^ ii mu Utytrrheft «r I'Jrwi.-Jj

F^rsalt wi5 tAlAaKU is a disease oi me mucous

,F^pi2iitn? L' 'i membrann of the nawl passages and those

cavities of-the bead communicaiing with thuni. Insignificant as it appears in its flrst stagefif it ie apt in its progress to be* come instrumental in causing the loss or impairment of smell, tastO) hearing and fight, and creating: serious constitutional derangements, not un frequently terminating ia consumption.

At the commencement of the complaint .the symptoms are those of an ordinary ld.. A feeling of irritation, sensitiveness, beat or pain, is experienced in the nose, the edges of -which are red aud swollen, and., which.,is -stopped aip semetiirtes on ppe side, sdfcetime?' OH the other, aud' occtf»iijn*iiy boUi, tendering respiration either difficult or.impossible. This condition is accompanied by a frequent desire to sneeze,and a Hischarge of, at first, clear acrid water, afterward of a profuse thick, yellnwisi, and extremely offensive matter. This secretion becomes purulent and increased in quantity as the complaint progresses, as?umes an exceedingly fetid oaor, and loriiiS one of the most characteristic features of the.disease, and a source of the greatest annoyance and dauger. It escapes not only by tbe nose,"but passes into the throat, producing by its lodgment, local irritation, and requires frequent expectation hawking or scraping for its removal. As its passage into the throat is very iriuch facilitated by a horizontal position of the body, sleep is frequently disturbed by a sehsation of choking in consequence, and'many are obliged to lie in a setni-rerumbent position to obtain tbe necessary repose.

O'w.inff'to th^inflammation and heat in the henditbe watery portion of tliedischarg ofteViAe a po rates and the' rest, assuming a condition bf'sofiditv, is deposited upon the membrane of the nose and upper purt of the throat in the shape'6f crusts or hardened lumps. The accumulation of these i« crustation» produces a feeling of H£comfurt, and narrows the nasal passages so uS to embarrass respiration.

Therefor^.frcquent efforts are required to remove them, either by forcibly blowing the nose, or iby persistent hawking, a practice as disagreeable to the one affected arH ii to these around bftri. That side •of incrustation which" adhered to the muflous membrane will, after its removal, siiiiiPtiiuHs oe found bloody a fact which 'explains the force required for its distodgment. During sleep these incrustation^ accumulate more rapidly, and tho feeling' is, therefore most unoomfortablajin the morning. Sometimes all efforts to clf-ar the throat are futiic until after breaklust or-altfr s"mt stimoiant has been sWtttlowfd Ulceration of the mucous mc.ii'vhraiifi of the nose takes place fre(piemly, .-omelimes attacking the bono, when small particles of this substance will occasionally bo found niixVi with the dischar£t

Tho nocuniulrttion of the discharge, touether with the thickened condition of the mucou* monibrane, renders respiratiim. through che n»S(»l passages very difficult aiidi'lteiitiiot-A impossible, necessitating respiration prijcipally throngh the luc ulli method very- deleterious to the general hoalth, but more particularly to the lungs, which become weak and irritable. ..

The voice lose* its musical quality, and assumea a di-cordant, harsh, and nasal character tho sense of smell becomes much impaired or entirely lost, and the Siitoe effect, though less frequent, is produced oil taste. Occasionally, while blowioiMhe nose, a crackling, or bubbling sound is beard in tbe ears, and hearing peonies quite -thick or stopped up, but returns quite .suddenly, with, something iike.a enapping.eound. Tain phenomenon nfay be repeated several times, until hearing does not return, but.remains permanently injured. In other eases hearing is lost oo gradually that a considerable degree of deafness may exi?t before tbe person is aware of the.fact. Either condition is often accompanied with noises in tbe head ol'ovry conceivable description, materially increasing the distress of the sufferer.

Tbe eyes are apt to become weak, irritable, and 'Hspoi«l to water oil exposure to col .1 and wind, or alter the slightest exertion. A pain, more cr less acute, or a distressing feeling of pressing is pxperienced over the eyes, and sometimes on the top or back oi' the hea l. and. also, pain in thc-faco,.o.usbly j^sembUng neuralgia, for v«iicb it "Is very often mistaken. The distress in the head weakens the memory and produces irritability and moro^eness of) disposition.1 Tb4' stomach1 &«tferally soffers mure or less, and becomes weak and irritable the appetite is capricous, and nearly always bad ^in the morning.— In aevere'eaaei the mtera becomes feeble i&'fejf is ic^nifested a disposition'to drowsiness and sleep, an aversion to either physical or mental exertion, and a feeling of fatigue and weak-

•Deaa. Not unfrequsntly either wearing downward, and pr()4ucing throat affections, "bronchitis, and finally consumption. It may be safely asserted that, after hereditary "predisposition, catarrh is the most frequent and important cause of this fatal complaint. ihe-sycrtrptoms of catarrh vary consid--erabty in diffet^t individuals, the degree of theirsfcverity dcpttiding upon conslitututional idiosyncrasies and various internal influences With some the complaint continues for a number of years in a mild form and without causing any of the injurious results above described, while with others all tbe worst effects are produced in a short space of time, and cases apparently most harmless may, through imprudent exposure, additional cold or unfavoaable changes of the weather, suddenly eviucoall the violence and malignity which characterize the severest ones. far TestiaMMt* elt, aw ill fag*.

?atarrh proves fatal,

ly (tebiHtBtin^. tlie system and odtxlfe patient,

by traveling

•*'•.*

CATARRH,

-j

DRY 9OOD8.

ivwr*

4 ..

THE

FOB TIB WBit KNlffiil

i&i-.'.Kif-b.

N»tir4»r, April a

''"W «Jsiw .} to ft A CHOICE LINE OP*'

•i &U m-ytl

viri'-'Ht ii f-ijtr

i(r-

irt

L«:k

2«'f

it vv»«

t.'.-t' .-•. T,i., 11

rift, n?

8. *. Oo/aev

gxYfjgH

V-S

NEW AND

-tr

sprinccloaks,

f*tix t' "CwiUfo#. Ii'-V? jh ,-

f'.i.' T- twltSte-#, jJ.

.ia»!«A]SrD

.. ,S 'lu

fc'jilX,

.*•*&*

S iA- jy X, s,

$500

i.' S

AT ..

-.'J

!Vf"

VERY LOW PRICES !v insult

gECOND ARRIVAL

L«rt fjii &. «v

•'it

fett *hU -k» -ii-

t.-:L

JVf :j} ,».U l(.li it I

SPRIMHtilODS 'f I v'A i'M-«I4 W*a

jo., Ki"t -ii if'{

'i. .• :S -k 1 jivii«.»

i: w%3u--.

*.• t-..

In Choic« Patterns.

Ainerien Prints, ftrii i'lB ,Yj'S.' I' ^jdf In Cboi&e Patterns.

IU Vj

Duanell's Prints,

IK.-.W --J -.-•5/ tuuiu "i jA.PboicpLFattfBrne. -ips# iwt..-.

BLEACH'D MUSLINS

NEW YORK MILLS,

LONSDALE CAMBRiC.

HILL'S

And all other makes usually found market. Sir

FULL LIME 0 1

SPRING DRESS GOODS!

ftEW STILE HOOP SKIRTS!

We invite those wbo desire a hands.ome

SFRINGP

a# wf!

CALICOE, s. I ri, 11J

TO GIVK U8 A CAXL. '1 •»,

•1

ii Kt

Q.BfiOLL & BEO'S

PIANOS:

t&i

Important

Those riano*

qnailty

any climate.

Consideration*

pot s»ss tbe

comperatively

of standing

EVERY PIANO WARRANTED For Fire Yean. 0-EK.03L.3D 5c BH.O-,

NortWeaait

corner of Ninth

x.i.Mj'ili.

c$,

arr^tr.

•ESTABLISHED MAY 12,1851

MISHLER'S BITTERS.

REWARD!

$100

I viu Bay »o»ny Doctor or member of tho Medical fraternity, -he sum of $100 for any Com* poaad UwtpoanaM* mora medicinal virtues and curative powers than Mlshter's Herb Bitter*. •*!»«.. B. M18HLSB Proprietor, ,*• Corner of Centre Square,

Lancaster. Pa.

^IOOHkwakdi *100 Howard

for the

diacorery

not cure, tho money will be

prietor,

'•''I

BLACK, 8A1T0N A WALMSIEY. air

"lll^Hain Street^

•H

•SIX',

t«a

-its

*V,..

Ha.

ty-. «Ui r-sy-

'.v

1 i.ii

MARCH 88th, 1867.

£j

A. NIPPERT & CO.

fM *i- i«U Si??- 'i 'tit-in-i

.. ft**t Haul swfa* *4v15 M» a' ti- iK-ii.U'iit frii-.j.. ... iiij-tfia-.t. -usu ,.'i» -jmjs#

Merrimack Prints,

ui fc&it.-*

•fr'l

tux

In Choice Fhttwns.

.al Ji.--

Sprague Prints^ [4

tci

SiS tlOOr.

of any

c*n

cnra

greater

rlcty ofeomplalntii than Uiihler'a

ra-.

Horb Bitters

of Centre

iAncMter!

Pa.

EEWARU:

will

pay 1600 to the Proprietor

IUieumatiam,

of any Medl

tine that can show a greater number of genuine Certificate* of cores effected by

wbara it Is aude, than

near the

placa

MXSULER'S ITKRB BIT-

TGTa—of Comnmption, Dyipepsia,

Lirer

plaint, Bioody Flax, Diarrhoea, Typhoid, RemitComtent, Intermittent and Biliooa Fevers, FeTer and Ague, Cholera Morbus, Tellow Jaundice, Scrofula, ttaaainc or Sore

Leg.,Gaasar, AheoeM, Hearalgia,

Coughs, Colda, Cramp ia

children,

tba

Loucorrhoa,

Stom

ach, Chronic Diarrhoea, Pile*, Tetter, Scald head, Ophnema, or

falllng-away ilckneas,

peculiar to

Falling of the Womb, all

obstruction! to the due

coua

from

of nature

fe«

males, all venereal diseases, and all complaints arising

impure Blood,.or a weak.and

disorm

dered state of the Stomach, Liver or Kidneys Certificate* of caret of the Fever

ico can also be furnished.Yellow

Mex

£«nunnW,

if It Joes

rvfandod by

the Pro

BKMJAM1N KI8HLSB,

9. £.

Hi*

Corner Centre Square,

Lancaatsr,

Pa.

SIND OJt A C'IBCCLAB.

Tbe ingredients used in compounding

lit

MJshler's

Herb Bitter*are not kept secret by the Proprietor. Send for a Circular and you will lfarn the medical properties of all the articles used In Its preparation alto,

the manner in which they operate

on ths system,and muoh other yalualbe Information.

you are afflicted

wiUBtlaease,

send for

one of Miahler'a Herb Bitters Circulars read

Iff

carelally, profit by the hintt It contains, and yoa' wil| bo placed

the sure road of recovery.

•WFor

Bale by

ft OO.

J. ft H. A. DAVIS, T. U. BAB*

and

I. L. MA HAN ft CO.

aov27d8taw-wly-top col

s,a£i6-i»

$100 REWARD

For a Medicine that will cure Coughs, I 2f E 2TZ A, Tickling in the Throat,

WHOOPING-COUGH,

Or relieve

CONSUMPTIVE COUGHS,

A8 QUICK AS

Coi'UH BALSAM.

OVER ONE MILLION BOTTLES have been sold and aot a single instrnceof Its failure is known. We he*.!, our possess

Ion, any?

quantity of Oertiflc. fee, some of them from EMINENT PHYSICIANS, who have used it in thplr practice, and given It the pre-emineoce evrr other Compound.

It Does not Dryap a Cougb, -BUT—

O O S E N S I

so as to enable the patient to expectorate freely. Two or three doses

Will Invariably Cure Tick• ling in the IhroatI

half bottlo has often completely eared tho most stubborn Cougb, and yet, thfrnga it is so sure and speedy in Its operationvit id p«rfoct!y harmless. being ptjrely vegetable. It is very agreeable to the taste^anumay be administered to children of any age.

In Cases of CROUP we will guarantee a Curo if takm IN SEASON: No Family should be without it

It is within the reach ol all, It being the cheap, est and best medicine extant

C. G. CLARK & CO., Prop'rs NEW HAVEN, CONN, decllditaweo w-wet-w-Om

i-i

WAMSUTTA MILLS,Jjs "'^'LONSDALE MILLS?'

dv-Jt

'9W Li

Bt'"s

:i-4Cl

IS)

LYON'S

PERIODICAL DROPS!

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY :*M FOR IRREGULARITIES I4"

I .u

I*J

have tested these Props in my own practice, over te» yours, and

rvj

nothing

uot hep.tat* to

btiS

SEMPER IDEM

doe«

lail«,

Although they are so

Jj?

are perfectly

times,

nent

MISLLKSBX 6 4

i-m

'9 jiii

ii.

LADIES €L OTH

h'&••**

ut^BKAUTXFTJL COLORS. _.

BALMORAL SKIRTS!

powerfnland pfsitlvo,

barmlrss,

have been sold the past year,

fiillinto

ful,

U»P ^DH. LYON'S

in the

S-i I

A NIPPER I' & CO

declld-itaweow-weow-Om

s«i «t

WE OFF£K thp PUBLIC a CLASS of FIANt'S which, in \YorKmati8hipv inrabUity, Ton-b( Rtchne 3, Depth and Brilli.tncy of Tone, are un« eorpawedby any, and at prices iofs than ran bt purchsseJ els^vhere, combining the save ^cali* ties. Another

rare

firrolr

tnne, and

will stand

y—

-*^4

Piano Forte Manufacturers,

i(Jt

v»,lon,

»*Jl« and

sad

Walnut Streets,

(Httrepolitaa Bolldias,)

^iiCineinnHtl, Okio. aprdl«m

CHARLES E. CHEEVER, *iurxcTvata AND dcalc* IK

PAPER BOXES. •d''' -»itf

Oar Factory

belo^

well

with the

eatabli^hed aod jroxld-

l»te«t improYed

machinery.

4 I| II

say|tlmt

yet been

deveJop^d

earch,

that ucts

harmlessly,

by medical r»-

su o^ort'uily, positcvrly^ and

cases of F"mu!» Irr gnlarlty, as

thi.s

Alediciue. In

all recent

while

ors, are indebted to

cjhob

never

thonsaodfl who have been

lonp suff'T-

for

th«

ay.

boon of

health

to-

thej

and

inny b«'

except when

rcctlons. They have

used fet all

specially

forbi^J'

the

been »»xton*ively imploy

by emi

Fbyslciannln Franooand Enjclnnd, nn

well

in my own practice, over ten yeais. aud

hear of the first Instance of

bavo

lai'nre. Xo-.iuM

yon testimonials ot th«ir efficacy from ladion all over the Northern and Western

States,

not in their nature private.

were the?

Ov^r

100,CO bottles

and I

aware that a

difficult,

hope and

as many suflerere have been benefitted.

remedy

trn^t

well

so potent to

rem've

structions, may bo u*ed for

all ob

bad purpose, but

trust that where one bottle

thus

uaed,

the hands of

ten

excessive,

muy

^eally

needy sufferers.

To al! who suffer from any

ijregnlariry,

pain*

ollensivo

or obstructed

Menstruation, Luchorrhea, or the traiu of diseases that follow,

would any, try a bottlo of

!-'/i

French Periodical Drops. BMogafiufd preparation, ihetr action

irtct and positive than any Pills or

*ach

bottlo.

Thty

may

1'owders.moreKx*is

pliclt directions, bearing my lac-simile, accompany

obtained of nearly every Druggist

couutry.or

by inclosing the price to

(J. G. CLARK & CO.,

New Haven, Ct..

Oenersil Aicent.-t

oil jroniv

for tho United

^tat'v* !iud C'.tnn'la.

i...

lyon,

f-t.-f -S I'ltA :TICIN't PllYSICAN, Iluven, Conn. Price |i,50 per Boiile.

JULES JAKED S

EMAIL DE PARIS/'

Tho New Beautifier of tho tkin.

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies. This secret oi beautifying thesbfn beintc known onl) to Messrs Jur^d A the h^uombly stato th*t it dltfer* from all otficrpreparationn. It |Civfit(o thuia^*t harsh and freckiei skin both Ui*: irxtntv a*id ,c of pvli'hfd ivory, removing .»li ducoioratious, whether appearinguefiecaie*, tan, rph"w, moth, or black wonii and peCiall).^uccenslul lei smoothing ous the marks itbtf ituall*pox. The ageuts ot "L* £m«il do Paris most confidently sui-mit to ths puM-c the arn«»t indorsement of such distiAKUished Jaae^ a« MgnOfa R(st'«ii, MMle Kelictiv, Veal\ali, All** ^lagxie Mitchell, Mrs. I. I1. llowerw, f.uri-llc Western, Mdm r-uini, M,rs. £muia SV niler,

tbe skin."

able to

Furnish all Kinds of Paper Boxes

at abort notice and loweet prices.

tJS

Mala

it.

WlCtt ...CHHJIin. OD4

Lucy

ttQfchton, N^etule Oa Marg«:eiitie?, Mis^A^u-s erry, aud niuu oth^td v.huv h^h standing In the profes*l.)u gives th»- stamp of trnWjlulLfcM tc their intelligeuiaud Kenuioe approval.

The beautiful LueieJIe sa^u ''I hnd tbat the 'Kmail' proJaees all tit« brilliance of rough and UHy-whiie, with the advantage «»t total hannh'ssnesi. It really adds to the softness and beauty

The magnitl jent Veatv^i s»ys "I have suffered so much Jrom the varlnn* white ltJons, Ar., wbi«h my theatrical profession obliges me to uso that 1 consider tt perfect b^ovlacuuu to iiuu e. preparation which gives tbe nece«faiy whiteness to the skin, aud leaves it cool and smooth."

Miss Maggie Mitcbell says: **I l.ave trM tliv skin beautiuer,

%1.'

Kinaii de IVttis,* and f-jund

that it inetantiy imparts natural bloom and freshness to the co wplexWu." "Jtred's Email de Pari*' used as a dclicato beautifler of the akin lor theatre, **loou, or ball* room, by the moit leti ei and eci upuious ladies produciugall the beantttylni? etr.^cii «.f rough «»id udlilV'Whit^ wiLliu^t iiusir vu)gar.^l»*n9 wi in,uto tn« «kiu.

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