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DAILY EXPRESS.

TKKKE-HAUTK, IND,

Monday Morning, April loth, I86Z-

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

TEKBE HAUTE AND INDIANAPOLIS.

LEAVE.

12:20 x. Express TIIPO A. Express

ST. LOULB,

L£AVC.

12:15

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12:(X) MID

ALTON AND TEEEE HAUTE.

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12:12 r. Mall..... 3:56 P.-* 410 P. jf...Alattuon Accommodation...1U:WJ

Express 1*:15!

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EVANSV1LLE AND CEAWTOKDSVILLE SAVT. 6:60 A.

3:io r.

A&BIVS

'Accommodation 3:65 t.

Mail

KOUKVILLE EXTENBION.

1EAVE.

0i t. a.

ABBrVE

11:00 A.

TERRE-HAUTE POST OF3PICE

{jl'EM.VO AM) CLOSING OF MAI1S, 'iS!!' MAILS CLOSE.-, MI* 01* Eastern, through, daily at 3*®*tasteru, way iua.il daily, at i*Cincinnati, daily, at ,*« fMeoteru, daily, at Bockviilo una way mail, daily at. Evau.ville and way mail daily, at Merom,Monday and Thursday, at 7:tW P. liowo.ville, Friday, at 7.1W P. AeUboro, liuuday.at •'•w

Eastern, through daily, at Eastoi n, way mail, daily, at Cincinnati, daily, at ckt-ro, daily, at Bockville and way mail, daily, at Evanovilli! and way mail, daily, at Merom, Wednesday mid Saturday, at, iloweiiville, Friday, at Ashboro, Monday, at

1 A 5 P. 5:00 P. 5:00 P. •5-.0U P. 1:00 P. M. i:00 p. M. •6:00 P. M. .5:00 P. 4:00 P. M.

Office open on Sunday from 8 fo»AM. mailt clone on Sunday,,eveningat 6 P. M. B. BEAD, P. M.

Tho Journal has changed the style

ggy-'The Odd Fellows are preparing for a grand demonstration in this city oi. the 26th inst., the anniversary of the Order. Tho arrangements are not completed, but wo understand it is.conteinplatfd to have a public procession in the »y tinitf, with an address at Dowling Hall, and asocial meeting in the evening.

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8a?" The County Treasurer's office wss throngid all day Saturday with taxpayers anxious to liquidate tho amount sot oppo-ite their names. This was the la«t day on which taxes could be paid beforo the penalty of ten per cent, was added, but Treasurer Shepherd will keep the books open until this evening, when they will positively be closed.

S3T Dr. William P. Armstrong, of this city, loavws this morning for Etiropo He has engaged passage on the Persia, which will s:iil troui New York on the 27th inst. This vessel belongs lo ihi Hamburgh lino. The Doctor proposes to

im muc

WAR J* MEETIKfiS

•CITY CONVEKTIOH.

The Union voters of the several wards of the city of Terro Haute are hereby notifiedjto meet on Friday. April 19, 1867, at 7 o'clock p.

M.,

All

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

Announcement—City Marshal-Oapt

A.Oantwell.

Bobtown Block Ooal—Hobert Guest. Dry Good—Black, Saxtjn & Walmsloy. Wsijited—To It out—A Honee.

CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

yrp- Next Sunday is Easter, and the •close of the Lenten season.

Yesterday was an April showc

day. Vegetables fairly leaped.

The Common Pleas Court,

Judge

Maxwell, convenes this morning.

The tubes at Mr. Kose's well wil)

without delay.

of its "make up," presenting a decidedly improved appearance. The proprietors promise additional improvements in the way of now and smaller type. .: f. fgyGus Arnold has the popular weekly pictorials—Harper and Leslie's— I positions of the present day, or indeed

of next Saturday's date, sparkling with il 'lustrations. The demand for them is so great that it is difficult to obtain a suffi •cient supply.

COMMON PLEAS CouRTj-This Court coinmeuces its regular April term this afrnoon at 2 o'clock. The docket heavy and will probably require the sitting of tho Court for the full weeks authorized by law.

Duprcz & Benedict's Minstreh

open at Dowling Hall to-night. As lineators ot the cork opera they stand at tho vi!ry head of their profession, and on this evening will present a splendid collection of song, wit and sentiment.

Wo are favored by our fellow-cit

izen, James E lis, with files of New York paper?, giving interesting details of the voyage and arrival of the Great Eastern. Mr. Ellis is now in New York and goe out in this Leviathan to visit tho great. Paris Exposition.

This is the melancholy anniversa

ry of the morning on which the cry of anguish went up from the great heart of this nation as the telegraph wires flashed tlie death of Abraham Lincoln, from the efl':cts of a pistol shot, at the hands of the assHiSln Booth, two years ago last ni^ht

t®" Tho St. Louis Dispatch state9"that extensive repairs are to bo commenced on the St. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute liailroad as soon as the weather will per mit. The whole road is to bo thoroughly ronovated, and a large amount of now rolling stock i* to bo added.

e«iir. an pro ron

U1'1-

it to the Old World. ler aid

.* SfUcsli /:-yi

at,the places hereinaf

ter named, for the purpose of appointing five delegates from each ward to a Union City Convention for the nomination of candidates for Mayor, Marshal, Assessor, Clerk and Treasurer, and for on_p.Councilman from each ward,

The ward meetings will be held at the following places: «ws« First Ward—Old Court House.

Second Ward—New School House, corner of 7th and Swan streets. Third Ward—City School House on 3d 6treet.

Fourth Ward—No. 3 Engine House. Fifth Ward—New School House corner of 13th and Chestnut streets.

The delegates appointed at tho Ward meetings are required to meet at the Old Court House, on Saturday the 20th day of April,

1867,

,ll:au

3:00 P.

at 3:00 r.

MAILS OPEN.

o'clock

P. M.,

for the

purpose of nominating candidates for -the offices above stated. W. R. MCKEEX,

Jos. FELLENGER I S. E. GIBBS, j- Uu. Er. Com. S. K. ALLEN, THOS. E. LAWES, if t.

CIRCUIT COURT.—Thj Court was in session during tbe morning and afternoon of Saturday. No trials were had, the time of both sessions being devoted to closing up the docket, making the allowances, and preparing for adjournment.— The Grand Jury reported a number of indictnjenls. The Court adjourned until the 20th day of May next.

be taken up to-day and put down again I about one-half of which was composed of

The Musical Association will meet

this evening in tho rooms over Johnson & Miller's Clothing Store. anco is earnestly desired.

Democrats.

A full attend-

Van Amburgh & Co.'s menagerie

commences the season with an exhibition at Connersviile on the 18th. The menagerie wintered near that to^yi.

JSyThe Street sprinkler, with a bran I new rig, made his appearance this season on Saturday, putting a quietus to rampant dust. He comes none too efffly as the red eyes, gritting' teeth and dusty garments of the few days previous will testify. Lot 'er drop till summer's sun shall cease to mingle pulverulent matter with the air we breathe. I

We understand the gathering at

Sullivan on Friday, under auspices of the Grand Army, to celebrate the surren^ ler of Lee find Johnson, was a large and enthusiastic affair. Hon. Thos. Nelson delivered the address, which we learn was well received by the audience,

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NEW MUSIC.—We have just been favored through the popular Music Store of our friend J. G. Lindeman, with the copy of a beautiful new song, entitled:— "Crushed is my Heart with Sorrow words by Thomas li. Long, music by Prof. J. C. Meininger. We have had the pleasure of announcing many of the songs of these gentlemen, this being the sixteenth they have published together but as a composition combining at once mu:ic as an art, and its deepest feeling in poetry and melody, this is undoubtedly the chej d'oevre of them all. All its beauties of rythiu and song are constantly suslamed by a fullness aud grandeur of harmony, but seldom found in the com

anywhere outside of the best and most popular operas. It is dedicated to an accomplished young lady of this city.

KEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.—The following deeds for tho transfer of real estate were deposited with the County Recorder last week:

Bebecca Truett lo Sarah E. Farley and thers six acres in Fayette township for •ji00.

Isaac O. Brady and others to Ira Mallory tract of land in Fayette township i'or $800.-

Wm. L. Draper to John McLary ninety acres in Prairieton township for $3000.

John W. Coulogue to Caroline M. Taylor lot in Siblov addition for $250. John W. Conlogue to Mary J. Taylor, lot in Sibley's addition for $250.

Wui C. Shuttuek to Chas. O. Sbattuck, tract of land in Prairie Creek township for $1,450.

David Braekney to Kennedy and Bobrt Mijlroy, eight lots in Macksville for $600.

Thomas J. Langford to H. Hulman, uvo lots in tioudinot's addition for $3,000.

Moses S"ules to Asbury Kettle, one \cre in Harrison township for $200. Jas. A. Modisett to John B. aud AnIrew Cor/ner, quit clain deed to lot in the tor/j!l.

Charl./s T. Noble to James Kennedy four lota in Maxville for $150. John II. Barrto Cornelia K. Edsall lot in the city r$9,000.

Win. Kodgers to Juhr. Owens tract of land in Honey Creek township for $200. S. McClary to Henderson Young, 27 cros in ilonov Creek township, for $1,300.

J. W. Holston to David S. Lee, 40 iicres in Riley township, for $300. John B. Gordwu to David S Lee, 40 acres in Riley township, lor $500.

R. M. and Angeline King to Elias liichter, 20 acres in Nevins township, for $400.

Klias Swall to Jos. Baker, 20 acres in Riley township, for $600. Richard J. Sparks to Robert A. Gilrease. 40 acres in Honey Creek townkip, for $900.

William E. Ivester lo Edwin Folke, 20 acres in Riley township, for $350. S. W. Hutchinson to William Gobin, frin-' of land in Pruirie Cieek township, for $200. tlciii llumaston to Thomas P. MurPM«ir4fuito)aini to six lots in hnmnston's sub-division of part of the Eutaw farm, for $100.

John L. llumaston to Thomas P. Murrav, quit claim on same lots, for $1,677 38.

M. M. Hickcot to George W. Riley, lot 0 in MeGnughey and Eoacbe's subdivision. fur

$300

George W. Riley* lo Algenon Evans, same lot, i'or $300. Ira Mallory to Christopher Schinnerer, 25 acres iu lliley township, for $450.

Luther Greene to same, quitclaim on SJ aercs in Riley township, for $240. (ieorge W Woleott to Lucy Ann Case and James E MeCune, 44 acres in Fayette township, tor $550.

"OIU'ISAUV REPAIRS.'- A briliant genius who was yesterday roluctantlv

proceed at once to Berlin and prosecute I «ut his income returns at tho As*. tho study of his profession. U„ es^cts 1» absent one year or more. Before be

esror office, claimed

eturns, bo intends to visit tbe points of wormed out ofh^p the fact that the ordirtorest in Southern Europe. He will betnrtr.v rapni.-iiig for which he claimed tho at Paris during the Exhibition. W*e wish I

$100

!l^steruent

BED SCOTCH GRANIT*.—A revolution 1B taking place in regard to tomb 'stones and monuments. In many of the large cemeteries the cold and ghostly white marble is giving place, to a considerable extent, ta the warmer and more cheei-ful colore. The red Scotch granite is ono of the latter. Oc Saturday we had tbe pleasure of making the acquaintance of Mr. Dodds, who, with his brother, is engaged at

X^nia, Ohio, in importing Scotch granite. He showed us a specimen of exceeding beauty and polish. In regard to it we transfer to our columus the following from the Indianapolis Journal:

To speak of it as red granite merely, conveys but a feeble idea of its beauty. It is composed chiefly of three constituents —feldspar, hornblende and quartz—the feldspar being of a deep flesh color, the hornblende arid quartz of dark and light tints beautifully contrasted. In some respects it resembles the fine iennessee marble, which no one who has seen the Tennessee State House or the Capitol at Washington will ever forget but it has greater durability and hardness, and is susceptible of a higher polish. Indeed, it is so hard that the workman who applies the chisel to it strikes fire at every blow and the beautifully poiished surface, reflecting like a mirror, .cannot be scratched with the best tempered knife. This granite may be exposed to the rain and storm of centuries, losing little of its brilliancy or beauty and it tbe object of "sculptured monuments" is to preserve as long as may be the memory of the loved, cherished and honored dead, no better material than this Scottish granite can be used.

This stone has a more striking appearance than the granite of New England, and we judge is even superior to it, it that be possible, in durability as a building stone. Blocks of Scotch granite in structures more than two centuries old have lost none of their splendid polish and firmness. The stone is employed to a considerable extent for the columns of large edifices of which the material is marble, the contrast thus presented being most attractive and cheerful.

We understand Mr. Bates and one or two other citizens have contracts for monuments of the Scottish granite, to be placed in their lots in Crown Hill Come' tery. The red shafts of these monuments in various localities will present a pleasing contrast to those of white marble which already ornament the ground.

A specimon of this Granite can be soon at this office, arid further particulars can be had by addressing Mr. James Wilson, Box 734, P. O., who is the authorized agent for this county. We hope soon to see seveial columns of this beautiftll material adorning our cemetery.:

MARRIAGE LICENSES.—Onlythree pairs applied to the County Clerk last week for marriage permits, as follows:

Anderson Price and Emoline Norton.*"'' Christian Droeselar and Mary Keller. Wm Sidenstick and Susan Will.

CITY AFFAIKS-

A speciality in low-priced Dress

Goods, very desirable and cheap. Alexandre's genuine Kid Gloves, a full assortment. All kinds Amber Trimmings Fringes, Gimps and Buttons, to be found at W. S. Byce & Co:s. dlt

Walmsleyfe Tailor Shop is the

place to get Qpur clothes made to order j.. '-~i A dtf.

I. O. O. F.—A general attendance of the members of 157 I. O. O. F., is requested at the regular meeting Tuesday evening, 16th inst. Also, an invitation is extended to the member? of No. 1, as matters of importance concerning both will ne before the Lodge. 4"

A. P. VoOKHEKS^kec'v.'

ISP" Walmsley's' Tailor Shop is the place to get your clothes made to order. dtf

MERCHANDISE.—Gold and Silver

American Watches Gold and Silver Chains Ladies' and Gentlemens' new Jewelry, &c. JOHN B. FREEMAN. [dtf\

PLIOTOQRAPHS, AT

DoZEN.—Jack-

son •& Fry, 39 Main street, over Tillotson's Jewelry store, are prepared to take excellent Photographs at three dollars per dozen, which is one dollar less than any other gallery Mr. Fry is recently of Philadelphia, and his experience is such as to rank him among the first-class artists. Pictures cheap of all kinds. [51,dlw.

Walmsley's Tulor Shop is the

place to get your clothe? made to order. dtf.

All the Spring styles of Cussi-

meres. in full suits or single garments, at Erlangers. A splendid line of Nsck Ties, Scarfs, &c., &.•. Their '-D" Shoulder Seam Shirts are acknowledged to be the best fitting shirt in the market. [13ritf

WANTED—Agents, male"and female, to teach and sell territory for the Scale of Cutting Dresses, Basques, Shirts, Coats and Vests. I want agents located and to travel. Agents are making from fifty to one hundred dollars per week with this Scale. I also want agents for Books.— All wishing agencies and wishing to learn, are requested to call immediately at the first house west of Seventh, north side Chestnut, and inquire ior Mrs. Nellis.

Call in the afternoon. 13-d2t.

WANTED—20,000

abatement on

I the score of -'ordinary repairs.'' The Asssessor was curious about it, nnd finallv

wifn. Tbo e|«i*m was disallowed.—| received by Express at A. Nippert & Co s.

I I 1

a jti ,*o JBA&S"5 J. 1 .1}

Lsdiftj to buy tho

ltttest style Quaker Skirt at the Factory opposite the Post-offico. [5-dwtfj

MILLINERY—Mrs. A. R. Stoner returns her sincero thanks to tho ladies of ibis city lor iheix patronagn heretofore, and would'be pleased to see them again at the old place—No. 17 North Third treet.

Sweet Potatoes, for Sprouting, al

George Biegler's, south of the National House, Sixth street. [10-dtf.

George Biegler, south of the

National House, Sixth stroet, has on band and for sale, variety of Onion Setts. 10-dtf.]

.Tnconett and Swiss Edgings, Linen

and Crotchet Edgings, at A. Co's.

consisted in the erection of a /.* I to to a a I a a is

Nippert &

Have those old rusty, scaly-looking Fouroo Chairs made to look as good as new, by having them painted and varnished, It will add wonderfully to the appearance of your room, and cost bat a triflo /rout. vided,-voO have it done 'at W. Howard Manning's Carriage Paint Shop, corner of Fifth and Cherry streets, up stairs, dlw

Cornelius & Haggarty are selling

bleached muslin very cheap—good for 15c, and fine, yartl wide, for 20c. [8dtf

lius & Haggerty's at the lowest prices—

crowded our friend Jos. C. Yates out of

bis old quarters, and he has removed "his Hat Store to the east side of the Publio Sqnare, where, with,the latest Spring styles, he requests us to state that -he: will sell hats cheaper than any ether house in the city. dtf

Heinl Bros. Spring Sale Depot of

Fruitand Ornamental Trees, Grape Vines, Boses, Greenhouse Plants, &c. Would call special attention to their extra fine lot or Evergreens and Fruit Trees, southeast corner of'Sixth and Main streets. [6-1 w.

Jaconet and Swis3 Edgings, Laces,

Bibbons, Buffiings, fine assortment, just received at T. II. Biddle's new Variety Store, 151 Main street.

Ladies' Gent's and Children's Hosiery, good supply and cheap, at T. H. Biddle's new store, 151 Main street.

Large quantity of Zephyr Worsted, in Spring colors, just received at T. H. Biddie's, 151 Main street. dtf.'

No HUMBUG.—Boyd'sMedicated Cream is no humbug, as thousands of persons can testify. It is a now, clean, aromatic and effectual cure for skin diseases. For sale by all druggists.

Gent's French calf pegged Boots from $11,00 down to $9,50, Which we make to order, and keep con1 stantly on hand. Also, a large assort ment of Eastern work at low figures. 20dtf W. MCKEEN & Co.

shoe3

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MSOiS «!.*!,

Fresh stock of Prints, bleached and

brown muslins and best assorted stock of fancy and staple dry goods to be found in market and at the lowest cash prices at A. Nippert & Co's. dtf.

IS?"" The season is now at hand, and if you want nice styles of Spring Clothing made to order or ready-made, go to Johnston & Miller's, 81 Main street. They are selling goods lower than any other house in the city.

They are also agents for Glencross' Be port ox'Fashions. [22tf.

SPRING STOCK

OFF

BOOTS

berries, at1

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PAISLEY SHAWLS!—A fine assortment at Edsall & Co's. dtf.

SCHOOL.—Mrs. N. Baird will open a Primary School, over. Tuell, Bipley & Co's Store on Monday the 8th inst. Terms

per quarter. [6-dtf

THE BEAL ARTICLE!from $15,00 to-$85,00.

SS|28~(ltf'J

-Paisley Shawls dtf.

FOUR DOLLARS SINCE

FIBFTTJARY

1ST,

1867.—The undersigned would call the attention of, tbe public to the fact^fchat he has on hand four good new carriages, purchased expressly for Funeral occasions, which he offers at greatly reduced prices. He would also advise his friends jand the public generally, to call and get prices before ordering of, or through the underta or, as monoy may be saved by the operation. E. W. CHADWICK,

AND

SHOES.—

Large stock at reduced prices, just received, at J. F. Depew's, No. 61, Early's Block, Main street. dtf.

FOR SALE.—The undersigned wishing to engage in businoss in the West, offers for sale all his livery stock in the Prairie City Livery and Sale ..Stable, together with the unexpired term of lease.

Those wishing to engage in tbe above busine.-a can get a bargain, as the location is the best in the State and is now doing the best business in the city. For full particulars apply on tho premises, dtf. T. W. HOWARD.

PIANO

FOR

SALE.—A fine piano—rose

wood oa9o, good style, worth $600 will be sold for $400, by one who bus no use for it nt prc#nt. A great bargain. Enquire at this office. dtf

IfejJF" Tbe prescription department of J. «& H. A. Davis' Drug ana Chemical Store is under the care of an experienced Parmacheutist, and prescriptions can bo filled with accuracy at all hours of the day or night. None but pure and unadulterated medicines used. 18tf

Those nice Canned Fruits are not

all gone at C. I. Eipley's, but are going fast. C.ill soon if you want some. [dtf

Gents go jto J. F. [Depew's for a

nice dress Boot. [11-dlw

VST A New assortment ol Dress Trimmings in solid colored Silk Velvet Ribbong at Nippert & Co's. dtf

A. Nippert & Co. keep the best as

sorted stock of Dry Goods in the city, and at prices that suit the times. dtf

Maple Syrup—a prime

article— dtf.

just received at C. I. Ripley's.

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FOR SALE.—We will sell, on reasonable terms, the restaurant and fixtures known-, as the "Estrella Restaurant," on Main' street. A good chance for an enterprising' mai, HOLFBLDKR SEEMAN. 16-djf]

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A new style of French Corsetts

rAlso a few Embroidered Corsetta, someliing now, at Nippert & Co's. c.tf

Knapp has removed his boot

.'and shoe store from 75 Main Street to the stand formerly occupied by Joseph East, where he wjU keep constantly cn hand the latest 9t^w of Ladies and Gents boot3,

and gaiters at prices to suit the J"'tiy cMebt*ted tor perfect simplicity, great dtf.

times. d2w

Bonnet Ribbons, Edged -Ribbon

Trimmings by Express at Nippert & Co's. .. dt£ 4. .. "S« 'H- .4 liilS-'I

Jj- .Afc-v.

I WuX. bSI# tfrnlfi iX" -y I

10" New Maple Sugar, at C. Biptoy**. v' Cdtf

Sweet Cider, Kasins Currants and

Citron at E. B. Wright & Go's, 155 Main street. [10-dtf

(0* Good Kip Roots for $3,50, at'j. F. Depew's, No. 61, £arly's Block, Main

StreeK'

A large stock of calioo at CornB-

r, r*

THE LATEST!—N.Erlanger& kro. are

now

from 10c per yard to? 18c for Merimacks. jng

opening their Spring styles of cloth-

an(

8dif. I styles are pew and ncl^, and prices aatvnT": i. I ishingly low. Call and'take tf*ldok* at The March of improvement has

Qenfs Furnishing Goods. The

I them. 22-dtf.

ttdf Spring bottom ice pitchers—new invention—at John B. Freeman's, dtf

the best Syrup in the city. ("10-dtf

MASQUERADE SUITS.—A good variety of Masquerade and Fancy dress suits for gentlemen, can be had of Holfelder & Seeman, No. 159 Main street. 18dtf.

Canned fruits of all kinds at reduced prices at E.B. Wright & Co's., No. 155 Main street. dtf.

SOMETHING

PLEASE You.—A beau

tiful assortment of Valenciennes, English Thread and Cluny Laces, at Edsall & Co's. dtf.

Cornelius & Haggerty have the

latest style Hoop Skirts. dtf.

»T rk SeAlV SWeet Potatoes-at wholesale

and retail, at C. A. Bay's, 4 doors South of Post office.

Fresh arrival of Choico Teas at E,

B. Wright & Co's, 155 Main street. [10-dtf

CITY ELECTION.

J8®"Woaro Authorized to announce Captain A OANTWKLL a« a candidate for City Marshal, sub•joct to tbe Union nominating Convention.

We are authorized to anuounce W. REA 'ai a candidate for City Marshall, subject to the decision of the Union nominating Convention.

ttiAM

IMPORTANT NOTICE.—Reduction in the price of Custom-made Boots as follows: Gent's French call sewed Boots from $14,00 down to $12,00.

Wo are authorized to announce the name of ,FK££MAN F. BEYMKR as a candidate for the office of City Marshall of Terrc Haute, subject to the decinion of the Union nominating Con* vention.

09* We are authorized to "ahnbunce tho uame of Major D. A.CUNOVER aau candidate for the office of Mayor of the City of Terre Haute, subject to the decision of thd Union nominaring Con •ention.

We are authorized to announce hie name of Capt. WAKREN UABPEli as Candidate for the office of City Cler'i, subject to tho decisiou of theUuion nominating Convention.

We* are authwriml to* announce the name of Sei'Kt. LUTHKR GILMORE as a candidate for the office of City Marshall of Terre fiaute, sub ject lo the decision oi the Union nominating Convention

49" We are authorized to announce the name of CAPT. C, A, GuODWIN

Ma. KprroR: Pleaje announce the name of ALXEN AXfjOWAT^s a cund data for City Marshall, subject to the decisiou of the Union nomina« ting Convention.

LOCAL NOTICES.

Hillinciy and Dress Making.—Mrs. M. WILLIAMS, No. 155 Main Street, fs prepared to do Bleaching and Pressing in tho tery beet style Bonnets and Hats will be made te look as good & new. Dress Making done to order. [12dlm

Fire! Fire! Fire 1^—We are prepared to fur Dish, during tho months of April^ May and June, the best quality of Highland Coal at ELEVEN Cents, and Brazil likek Coal at TH1BT Cents, in large or small iuantitles. Orders talc™'at tH6 Vigo County Scales office and at H. llulruau's, corner of Cil and Main Streets, All orders promptly filltd. nprSdlui E. MISELL JJ CO.

Kotash, Concentrated Lye, Saponl fier and Concentrated Pota&h Scrub Brushes, Whitewash Brushes, Paint, Sash and Varnish Brushes Cneinical Detersive ^oap, German and flue Toilet Soaps. Sold by

Ice! Ice !—The undersigned would annonnce to tho oltitens of Terre Haute that he is prepared to deliver, in any part of the city, tnr 'purest article of Ice ever offered iu this market. Orders may be loft with Gus Arnold, at the Post Office, W. Rippetoe's Giocerf Store, Cory & Ha court's Hardware Storej or at niv Office, at the Ice House, southeast part of tho rity. apr6d3in THOv S. LUPTON, Agent.

Pure Crystal ICC.—The undersigned are now prepared to lurnish the public with clear' healthy River and Spring Pin 1 Ice for tlie season, at low rates. Two wagons will run daily, aud supply all Business Houses and Private Families. Orders left at tlie P,st Office, withOns Arnold, or nt tho Washington Saloori, wiU Alest with promK" attention. Tiiose wishing a purs, healthy articlo i-f lco, will do well to order from apr4dtira STKINMEflX A MEYER.

Dres« aakin^.—Mrs Jf. E. Hedges, liaviug recovertd from her tecent illness/is now prepaid to wait upon all of her old custom.)rs aud as many now pnes as may favor her with a call. All branches of ljress Making—Spring and Summer styles—executed with neatness and dispat h. I aui now receiving direct from New York the Spring Fashions for 1867. Call and see them, uplldlm MRS. N. E. HEDGES

Eitty Of the Valley.—Madame Lavere's highly perfumed Lily of the Valley, for the complexion.- As a Keantifierofthe Oomplexlon, porfjctly free from all the properties so injurious to the skin, theLily of the Valley stands unrivalled. One Dottle will convinoe youef thfs fact.

TEY IT THY IT I TRT IT! I- L. AIAHAN & CO., Agents,

lnrTdtiru Terre Hsuta, lnd. -i Si. tMxltby'S Celebrated 0ystdra.-r-fWe are now in receipt of, and will continue to receive daily duriug the enlire season, these large and justly famyns Sfaltby Baltimore Oysters, which »e yill be reedy, at all times, to serve to our customers, either by tlie can or dish. O'txs Islhe only liouse in the'city where this first-class brand of Oysters is kept for sale. Gus. Winehart, the celebrated c»ok, has charge of tbe Restaurant department, and will be ready at all times to attend to the ordttts of his old frionds and customers, lStdtf 6K0RGU HABtorfHKYBB Vet).

Tlllt FBiAKLIM Rkll'k MACHI3K.

strength, and immense compressing power, la OUABANTUD, with eight men and two horses, to self-temper the clay and make 3,OOOto3,fiOO elegant bnckiper hour. J. tt. BXKICK,

Proprietor, Ko. 71 Broadway, S.T & febld3ai

JIA! A «TT 3T10

,.uo Tj.•.# -vi nil .A

AMUSEME

JJOWUNG HAlir^L.0

XOJTB1T 'AJW TUISDAY HYplKGS, JTJMR ISFB MH* MFLFE, 186*. COMPETITION AND IMITATORS

In* 12,13.15 a 16.

dtf

A. Bay's, 4 doors seuth of thu Post Office. dtf •TV

April

fresh supply of maple fcyrup at C.

Kid gloves in all. colors and prices,

just received by Express at A. Nippert & Co's. dtf.

Go to E. B- Wright & Cos for

OUTDONE

By tbe ia*tly Gigantic and famou DUPEEZ & BENEDICT'S Original K«w Wrlean* and Metropolian Minstrel and Bnrltsqne Optra Troupe,

THE OLDEST OBOUIU29 OO 341*A XT IK AMERICA. On their Fourteenth Succeulol Annnal Tonr.

Introducing pie Gnat Shadow jtoatMum*. And an entirely new and attractive Programme each night, by tbe trnly great Sensation Corps of Ethiopian Artists of the age the loading model Tronr^in existence—the result of fourteen years' experience—patronized by the fashion and elite of the Continent.

Doors open at 7: Legislature stts precisely at 8 o'clock. Admiisloa ISO Cent* Children

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

JJISSOLTJTION.

ew fashions in silver plate—me.

dallion Forks and Spoons just received at John B. Freeman's.

The partnership heretofore existing between Oaest & Nol is this day diaaivod by mutual consent. All pereons are hereby notified not to give any credit, or pay any money to any ono but

dltw3t

li/TAUTE & 1VJ. of Lard Oil, 1

WANTED.

WANTED—TO

TXTANTED-.BOARDERS.—An unfurnished room, with board for a tseutleman and lady, and three or four day hoarders can be accommodated, by making application soon to the undersigned, ou Cherry Street, between lith and 7th. fli-*t] MRS. J. BAST.

V\7ANTED-«T0 Two Thousand Doll

President Roberts, of tho FeuMb Brotherhood,-

UA.

Lincoln, in Memoriam," "KvangoTine," "Longing Co.-iipanion,M Print**, &v.t Ac. Address, „-j« JNO. D. KIOR, mh29d)m .. IKi State St., Chicago, Ills*

WANTED

l^OR A acre

OR SALE—A Superior Family

paccs under the sadolc. ALBO.—A

UQALL

bay Poney. Very gentle, and

ridesw-Ol. J. O. JoNKS, apr lOdwtf Corner Bth & Oherry.

Fconveniences,

a candidate far the

office of City Treasurer of Terre Haute, Subject to the decision of the Union Nominating Convm tion. are authorized to adtihounce the/name of ZtfftAS SMITH, as a candidate for the office of Mayor, at the ensuing city election.

OR SALE OR RENT—A good

Brick House, with six rooms, and all modern situated iu Jewett additioo, three squares directly vast of the Richmond Rail rofdShop. Enquire of HENKY REE3K, felthi2w On the Premises.

FOou

S A

E—A SPLENDID

BUILDIKG LOT containing three acres, situated South Sixth Street, went aide. Also II TJ3E AND LOT on Eagle Street, between Sixth and Sevenih, sonth side. Early posession given. mhl2dtf KnyairftoE J. GUL1CK.

7OR SALE.—A Neat Cottage

iionse, on Sonth Eighth Straet. Good well, Cistern, BarL and choice Fruit on the premises.— Enquire at "Tho First Notional Bank." lldtf

OR SALE.—A House and lot.

The Houso is entirely new, contains four good rooms, pantry and cellar, situated one squaresouth of Kennedy's Woolen Factory. For furtlinr particulars, apply at the Osborne Brothers' Boot and Shoe Store. GBO. OSBORNE. mbSJtl'

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

BLACK, SAXTON & WALMSLEY.

LIT

BARR, OULICK & BERRY, Druggists.

mch2Itf

JUST KECEIYED

A,I

THE CHOICEST LINE

Stripe Nainsooks, Stripe Swiss, Tuckei Swiss, White Tarletan, Victoria Lawns, Satin Brilliants.

v-t tt i"

r-fciiimt

ALSO AN ENTIRE

jT E W

S O OF—

Jactfnet £dglngs and Inserting, English Thread Edgings, Gimpnre Lace, Crochet Edgings, Smyrna: Edgings, Veil Grenadines and Berages, fr

ASD

PRICES A Is I. RIGHT

AT THE W

BOSTON STORE.'

BUCK, SAXTON & WALMSLE1'.

OBTOW2f BLOCK COAL.

The anriereigned in prepared to furnish tbe citizeni of Terre Haute with this sup rl»r C»l, taken from the nrtneS twi mlle»'east cf Brazil.— This Coal Is superior to aim tiroutibtto this market. L'wie Hi r)ertia mr authorized agent, and t'will fill any coutracr he may niakV. Orders may be leftat R. 1. iiaii's Stove St re, nnd at fadilock McKe^r's Mill. al.Wm ltoiltKT CKK8T.

CARRIAGES.

J. WELCH. 'jrcKifioP. T-j yF.hcu

T?ARMERS

we will

tioiui i. nuoi. smaao *. riuoB

VELSOir A ri£BCE, Attorneys

RENT—By a

prompt paying tenant,, a dwelling house.

Address Po^ty^ce I54tf

BORROW—

Dollars, for one year. So

curitj givon on Property worth five times the amount. Knquire of Sicott liuy or K. M. llickcox. ttpr

AS AAA BABIES WABTT£1—Between AitljVWJ the ages of one weok and four years, that are suffering troiu Pain. Diarrhea or Dyaentdry, Jtocry for UltAND M.A'8 SOOTHING STlti CP. It is only'25 ceuts a bottlr. Fur sale by all Druggists. Try it. apr2dlm

ANTED AGENTS—FOE New aud Popular Works of Art, com* prising Iliatori. al subjects and Portraits of Distinguished Men of America and Kttrope, among which are "John McMahon, the Fenian Martyr/'

OLD IRON.—Tho

highest price paid ior all old

delivered at the Passenger Depot. ap23dtf

acres, one and a halt miles northeast of forre Haute. Knquire of Uurnett Brothers, Mattoon, III*. 13diw

FOR SALE.

T?OR SALE—BOAEDING HOUSE -T and Wagon Yard,—I will sell on reasonable tefnis, my hoarding Housa'and Wagon Yard, slt« aated on tbe ^rner of First and Poplar streets, oppc ite Vhonipson's ,MU* Enquire at Cox it Son's, or on the premises. 1aprl2dtf CHARLES BELL.

JUST

W I E O O S Often shown in this City, Plaid Nainsooks,

WBIOAT.

ufv turer ainl Dealer iu

CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES,

Corner Second aud VValnut Sts., Terre llante, lnd Kel) 27 diw'jin

NOTICE.—Wo have

JD opened the ^Varehouee formerly occupied by H. B. Smith, 011 theCtnal, and will always pay the highest canh price for

Corn, Oats and Wheat.

If y«u think it to your

adrautago

to potroniie as,

glad te haye your trade.

Call and rite us. m»rch*3d3m AMAZES S iflLTOM,

•. fcad* ,«vn U-

-qn tiuii: •".•i .rtmy. loat-jol ei ta 9

Cousellors at law.

TKBBI HACTK, INDIANA.

Oma—Phoenix Bow—Dp-stairs. [JaSSdtf

t. r. injur,

GF.ATTOR9TET

1WBKKT OUKST.

OIL MANUFACTURERS.

CO. Manufacturers Nert^s'o^ tOil and ull ktndH of

Lubricating aud lamp Oil*. The best kind of A*le Grease, Ac 4c. Orders'can tc leit at H. liniman't, ilain siret.t, Torre llaute.

MAUIE fc Co., have use f»r d«a Animnls, Ilones anti fat and pay for the »jmo uccoriling to the cendltioo thereof, if delW^red at their Factory, west of the Cemetery, on the Canal, Terre Hants, lnd. apr HW-m

c. umu

1IJZZT A SAFFELL,

ATrOKNKYS AX LAW.

Oeieral Collecting ud Keal fetate Ageits. OFFICB—McKeen's Block, up-stain, below Masonic Hall. jalSdvtf 'mo. r. Baian. caitLM caurr. gAIRD & CRUFT,

Attorneys at L.a-wtes Office Ko. 83 Main Street, (up staira.) febliidtf. -5-"1

COOKERLY,

AT UW,

AND NOTARY PUBLIC

Will attend promptly to the collection of debt*, settlement of estate*, and making out Deeds, Mortgagee, and other instruments ol writing.

Orrict on Ohio street, up stairoTy I)r». Mah»n A Hell. ortlStf

a. W. THOMPSON. •. A.CBAXK. ft. W TUOBPSOIt, a. Tbompson^ Crane A Thompson, ATTOBNKYS AT LAW. lteal Ktate Insurance

tieneral Collection Agents. D. A. CONOVRK, late Provvst Marshal 7th District, is associated with the above In the Collection of Claims and all tto&orat Agonckn. Office on Third Street, between Mxin atiri Ohio, lerr llante. tiiiltsna. mh'Jri.llf.

DENTISTRY.

C. O. LINCOLN,

The

Oldest £stabiiBhed Dentist' In Terre Haule, lias removed his offlae and residence to Fifth street between Maiu and Ohio*

Hating had upwards of eighteen years' expe ienceiu Dentistry, he is confident that he can We satisfaction iu ail cases. pyWdlfr

R. VAN AL6AH, SuctosBor to Liocoln 4 VanValr.aU BUBQCONt* AJ(U MMHANIOAL

E IN 1 S S No. UU itiuin Street, over Btrtlet's Book bioru. apl&dtf TKRKK-HAUTK, INV.

j. i_

Ki HA l! DSON, M.

JN 1 8S 'M* fiivHMMeoa TO N. a. B. MUTJI...

UFVK'U—llo Ohio, between :id and 4tli S(r«et. CKKKK-I1AITTK, 1M1). R7"J. OrAfOliGAN, {h-'s

OPS&ATIVK AND

MKOHANICAL

E IN XI 8 T, All the branches of Operative and Mechanical Dentistry exwoated in the best in%uner.

OFFICE—No. 1»7 Main Street, Terre Haute, and £ullivau, lad. fe!4dtf.

HOTELS.

fllTY HOTEL,

scrap Iron

Phoenix Foundry,'* near the McKLFUESH

& DKNGLER

FOR RENT.

COBNKtt riFTH AND CHKERY. Terre Haute, Indiana* J. B. BAILEY, Proprietor.

This House has chauged hands and Has teen thoroughly refitted, and with accsmtnodatious, good tables, aud reasonatiu charges, uie Proprietor hopes for a liberal share of patronage. 110AHIK1W WANTKD.—I will board for $3.60 to $4.76 per week. I will set as good a table as ©an be bad in the City. Hoard by tbe day

1el5dtf

RENT.—Farm of Thirty

CLARK

11.00.

HOUSE.

COILS

FIFTST AND OHIO STREETS

Terre Haute, Indiana. W. B. MRimTU, ZZ7. Proprietor Office of Marckall, Moutetuma and PalesUtie Hoick Lines. nov'iSdtf

Buntin

house,

Southeast Corner Public Square,

Terre Haute, Indiana This Hotel has be-n turuiBhed anew iu all its departmonts, in a style unsurpassed by any iu State, and Is now opeu lor the receptiou of guests. Tbe patronage of th* public is respectfully solicited. iioBBifrs at

WIVGATE,

augldtf I'BOPBIETOBS.

rjiEP'^1'

»AUTE BOUSE,

jim AMD

Terro

6EVENTU 6TBBETS,

Haute, Iudiaua*

This Hotel has recently been refitted, and first-class order, offering accommodations unnir passed iu the State.

SIBLEY ds TURJKEB, Prop'rs.

QTEWAET HOUSE,

kJ Second Street, between Main and Cherry, TERRE HAUTE, |ND. This old established Hotel has sbanged hands, and has been fitted np In a style that the Proprietor feels satisfied that he will make it a pleasant homo for all who may stop with him. A few boarders will be taken at prices to snit the times. pjld3m] THOS. WcKEiC, Proprietor.

UNDERTAKERS.

S A A A

UNDERTA KKI1, Is prfiparod to execute borders in his line witb neatuoss and dispatch rner of third anil Cherrv treeti, Terre llante, Indiana. Jan20-&~dwtf

RECEIYED.—A FINE

Assortment of Ladios* Oeots* and Children*' WK.OXJDS—eomething that has netet been introduced hero before—by

ISAAC BALL, Undertaker,

mj2t Corner 3d and Cherry streets.

N E A I N

The undersigned has removed his Coffin Shop to No. 14 North Fourth Street, on* door North of Oin» oinnati Iionso. All those who hare calls /or his services will And at his establishment a large asswrtment of

Metalic Burial CiiMcsi, Caskets and Wooden Collins of every ty!" and six*. An elegant hearse always in readiness.

Orders left at his shop or at his Book Stere will promptly attoued to. I ecTdfm M. W. O'CONNELL

A W I E & I E S

^KCHITECT & BUILDER.

J. .A.. YKYDAGIi.

Plaus, Specifications, guperin tendance, and De* tail Orawings furnished for every description of Buildings.

OFFICE.— South east corner of Main and Fifth Streets, ore Donuelly's Drug Store. my2fcidly

piIAIKIE ClTYPLANINfi MILLS. OLIFT & WILLIAMS,

.Manufacturers and Dealers in

Flooring, Sash, Si tiny, boom. Blinds,

Brackets, MotUdutf/.s, rchitraves, -s. Stair Hails, Newell Fonts,

Window Frames Door Frames. lStUlusters,'*•* etc.,

Planing, Scroll Hawing,

VV ood Turning, »«r

And all V»oJ work u-e«l in building, prepared to Order. Oornerof Niuth and Mulberry Streets, jaubdtf

ARCHITECTS_iND BUILDEBS. CLIFT & WILLIAMS.

nans, Specification!, aud Superintendence furnished for every description of Building. Office at Prairka City Planing Mills, cornerof Ninth'nnd Mulberry Streets." JaSdtf

WAliKBN'S IMPROVED ROOFING. Wo are prepared to pat on this Boot, aud warrant It for five years. This is the best and cheapest Hoot in use, and

fire-pro..t. Oalion CLlt'T A WILLIAMS,

Prairie City Planing Mills, corner df Sih and Mnllier-

S're"t

jy|EDICAL NOTICE.

Irs PATRICK A LIMi Have a*snc:ated theuuelvee together in the practiceMedicia? and Surgery.

Orrxc*—At Dr. Patrick's old Stand, oorner of Gth unJ Ubio streets. api4d3m.

WILLIAM M.~BAEJR~ Heuir. A5D

SIGN

A I N E

FOCBTH STBEIT, OrrosiTc CUTTKAI K.NCIKE Hecsi All work intrusted te me will receive proap*

a 9 A

.mix*! (O

•v

DrHALE

r. A

I (*. !,'

nrDumroLH, im,

Phjsielaiifsr Diseases of tbe

HEAD, THROAT AKD LlfNCtS.

To which branch of tho profee«ioD, his practice is exclusively confined, may bel consulted personally, or by letter, at his. Dispensary and Surgery, Indianapolis.

Also at the earnest solicitation of many old patients, Dr. Hale will still continues tO Visit

(fi hf a s- .s "tew

Terre-Haute,

Once every four week?, and may be consulted nt the TRRRK-HAUTB BOCSK, .-'5^'.'^

'••-re',

On Thursday, April 18il, oil"

A A

DE^lFISTESS,

Discharges from the Ear

THROAT DISEASES,

BRONCHITIS! CONSUMPTION

,t J"".

mix

Ui- '.it

As it'may be of interest to some to know, 1 will state that

HIT

fees for the cure uf a caso of Catarrh

are from Fifteen to Forty-Five Itollar*, according to the standing and nature of the disease. Terms reasonable In all other case* a candid opinion always given deception practiced towards none.

1 DR. HALE :.

WOULD RESPECTFULL PRESENT THE FOI.. LOWING

TESTIMONIAL,

From Captaiu el. JH. Commons, Private Scjcretary to His Excellency, Gov

ernor Baker. SECBITAEV'S OFFICE, CAPITOL, INDIANAPOLIS, llarrk 3, 1807. *«•'«& OB. J. HALR, MILLER'S BLOCK:

Sis—Your inquiries In reference to tflojxrmaneni sncoess of your treatment ft Naial Catarrh of a v«ry aggravated character, I can answer with pl»aeure has proTed a II that could be desired.

Previous to April 12th, 1866,1 had been seriously troubled with this disease for along time, and had failed to find

ANY

Biiisr, much lee* a

CCR«,

until

placing my casein your hauds. Your treatment ol only six weeks accomplishrd that which from previous medical advice 1 was fearfbl would not be obtained, viz:

A PEBHAKXMT

ctmi, which I am

well satisfied has beeu effected. From the first application of your remedies, the disagreeable symptoms bexan to abate, and there was a steady improvement until they had all disappeared, and the diseased membiane restored to its normal condition. Your theory of the disease and manner of treating I consider philosophical and correct, and tho only oue that will enect a radical cure, although no doubt there are other means that may palliate and give t.-mp.irary relief. ftly reasons for this opinion are the succ.sa of your treatment iu uiy ca»e an the number ui Arieuds and acquaintances that you have also boi succefllflll III'IfAl^lng^iiM having To'my knowledge failed in one instahce of fuMliiQg raur ppou iees made to thi se who have consulted you.

The prevavence of this disorder, and inducing, as I am satisfied It does, so many serious Tin oat and Lung diseases, cauaesmo to appreciate yoifit'v efforts and the partuauont enablishaijvt of y.n olfice and practiee-ln thistity stlotlhl be appreua ted by th.se sutTerin*, or having friend* satferiu^ with dineatoj iu the line of your specialty

I am, with reapect, yoar obedtent aetvaat, ,rj (Signed)

VBl

NEW MATHOD

J. M. COaMO.NSkT

iHT or

Core of a Case uf Chronic Bron 2 chitiswith all the Attendais

Symptoms or Pulmonary Con sumption. BR. J. HALE—Sir I am happy to add my tqi-l timonial to tbe effectiveness of your treitmeut for Throat and Lucg diseases. As youjire aware my im wife was suffering with all tbe usualsymptoms of .. consnmptlon a painful and exhaustive cough,*" profuse expectoration, distress in the cheet, fail-^ ing of strength, nd a gradual idST of flesh.

Since the first appearance of the disritm she had been under modical treatment, but uuiwithstaud-"' ing the utmost efforts, the disease made steady progress, and a fatal tern ination was feared, thes* Utoreespecially as several members of her lamily had died of pulmonary (onsumption. Bat happi. ly lor her health and Lrr*- yni were cosMwi, your

of treatmen-. faithfully tried,

and the ru»ult a complete re: toratiou lo health. G. sTKvnra, Terre-Haute, Jan. SI, 18b7.,

5 A I

From James Fisher, Esq., Special Life Insurance Agent, Terre-llaute.

It has beon my wislortnue to sufEsr several yean with Nasal Catarrh, in a very aggrava ed form, giving rise at times to severe p&in aud sore nessin tho uose and abovo tho syes, pronsiuaat oischarge of offensive matter from tbe head, and a constant hawking and discharge from tho thro&i Breathing through the nose wad extremely difficult, aud at time* utterly impossible. Like wti*-

Dec. 27, For further partitnlars in reA-renre to Dr Hale's Niw MBTSOD of treatment, euquire cf the following well known citizeus

era rlwllarly aftltcted, I have made many attempts to be cured, but without success until I tded Dr. ilale. Ills remediesiiaU Uie irost marJied eflfoct ea my disease from tbev ry first application, the dlaagreeable symptoms rapidly disappeared, and it was but a few weeks before I was eotnpiet ly cured of this distressing complaint. I camjitily lieve that Dr. Hale treatment is a specific Jo* this loathsome and dangerous disease audi aift further add, tlmt although several tnsnths have come and gone, and I have passed through a sever# winter, and been considerably exposed, still I have hsd no return of th* disease. an«l crtorfWev myielf permanently cured. JAMES JF18HBK

JOHN H. BARR, Esq:^ 1K2 JH

WM. COATES, Esq..

J. G. CHAMBERS,

L. OBERHOLZER.

L. FORSTER, Esq.

jatfdlf

FRED. H. BARBOUR, lsqy

N. WESTFALL, Esq.,^

CAPT. JOHN HANEY,

•a

J5 ,i

ZJ*•

One personal examination is necessary,1'^ and for this retison, the Doctor will -visit'*" Terre-Haute, to give those an opportunity *a to receive treatment, thut could not visit-* Indittiapolis.

No paliatives are used, but a radical** and permanent cure «fffe!ted.

tST Hemember the next visit:

Conductor, T. II. I. K.

With J. R. Tillotsou, Jeweler^'"

,-* SIMI

By Dr. Hale's new method of treafruC'ril' the remedy is carried directly to tbe sOiu of the disease, and there is A'TsiMo iin-" proveftient, from the first application.—•"* So making sick, to make well ngoTn no^*' tearing down to build up and no interrupt' tion to the patient's'usUul avocation.

Thursday, April 18th.

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