Daily Wabash Express, Volume 16, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 May 1867 — Page 4

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'Accommodation A20 P. „2:oo P. BOCKVILLE EXTENSION

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UN^ggLCITY. TICKET. tdJh. ,w-J n* .tfliw I TOR« MATOB

D.rAMABBHALL A1/&EW ALLOWYjroE TREABTJB**

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tr, M'frnwm &sss**-™3 FOB COUN^TLMMf '!,b:"fc .' Firtt Ward~-1&. & ilo&BBK.

Second Ward—L. A. BURNETT, "1

'"A!. IT CSAMBEBLALLF.

Third Ward—A. H. LUKEN.

Fifth Ward—liaXXti ANDREWS.

TO-DAY'S

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fyJ. Jilt X®-"**®" *W#V!1M7W1 —. :j k»ruijri 1 !jj -oift I «|i'drt i'l y»

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Iv Thos. Dowlin^ has beep, on tihe Deinoerattc ticket ai tbe df®te for"' Couttcilmed fro to' the ~y 1*1 va

"A, tTi^e ,of Enchantment" alias

^"flteMack Odpk^^'i^to ^e produced in Indianapolis in a few dayj ^jr^tb^-Wepd's i^eatre Company. ofrGincin^i. :t«"-!• y--.:..!'-' .-i. C.-:

Ujnion party h"avs#Ui#s'tW&gth

Scarry their ticket triumphantly at the elentibn ti/ext 4reek, if eviry voter hie duty. Thefe should be "no half .JisytK .ikitini rcoofr ulJ' ."i l'!"T lmen-

THBA'Tfii..—A coini'l

benelt will be ^iveh Mist Marie

'Q^Sl^Skaeffer, art "'Concordia Hall, this evening HJ»* which obcasion the^ daughter o! tie Pro^yoa^- Sefe anj^ncementiQith.eamusem^Dt column. ,• .iU--i-

IS^We learn at the telegraph office in tc'ia clly, tbat tbe' telegraph operator 'at &>sport,,in Qj^n County, yas jqbbed of •-4®ti$^d4!urf8fcd' doRariind^y^irder«d in his office TutiHtay night. There being a^3ih^^t¥varpati)(«Jt ^sfhave wa# a» asoavi

T&e vo£ejrsin the territory reoently ed to thtf'city p'n the east are entitled otd-at the coming munieipal election, this pomt there aan be no doubt. They in t^e First, Secondx and. Fifth bj Ohio and, Mulberry struts being ividiog lina. d. tea Mot .'i

Yeeterday-was-tite First -of May. only observance of the day in these was thfi|est^ti»lofMbe young „es of St. Vmceift's* JSTSdcny. Other jkn& ^bsiingrdaues pEotsb^diicu froai accosting a polite invitation to-attend this

festlV® occasion. •*W3Y

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g^^The democracy have a clear party ticket "for city officers in tbe field, and are working hard for its success. Our Beguhliaan. friends must see to it that it is fdialaatedk by a round majority, and that every candidate on the Union ticket^is elected

THIATBE-T-LAST NIGHT.—Theexhibitiori of the Oircus to-morrow and Saturday evenings has induced Manager Biley •to go to Yincennes to-morrow morning, returning to this city in a short time. Tonight being the, last appearance at present—will be produced the beautiful play in five acts, entitled "EnojJi Arden," dramatized from Tennyson's poem of that name, with new music arranged expressly for it. This-is a literary and dramati^ treat,which, taken in connection with the superior company playing it, niust fill tbe

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S*BRt 4-- &<* ®®"ilepublican and Union men m'ust work for j&eir ticket and the whole ticket 1 at the city elefction.Thd Sitae is now short. it There mustjbe no apathy or indifference

I' about voting on the part of any Union VON tsf" ter. There is no doubt about the resuls if Si*. Union Joters tfarnbuta 8 jit}

jl!?* There aroBdtafjggrapai "we undetstand, who will be assessed for. income uptM' infe'ituntrigk th& ean be ob«d,ns they neglected rtftujaMtf make Teturn& From such an assessment tha law does frit authorize an appeal, but requires the penalty of fifty per cent to be .•{.*»•! -i iMlO*-.'-* her H~*Sat

.tj^^The Democrvsyare stirnng tbtemAty&s to carry the TJnion ticket at the apP*!%cbing city election by every means iQ t'-eir power. They will resort to any shifts succeed. We~trust our Unibh friends wit\-|\9Cj»] dflcVi^ed' V'lheir stories, Let ererynUcion voter go to work at once for his Ucket^and Keep at work uulti tho last vote is counted^ »ti !#!. -,9i rxa

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Hall. The ever popular comic drama of "Toodles," concludes the bill, making a splendid evening's entertainment.

8®*The municipal election which occurs on next Tuesday wili be of great importance in the future history of our city. A good ticket of good men is proposed by the Union party and ougttf. to be elected Let every Union man interest himself in its success and vote it straight out.

Arden"

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ThfftlHr'*T!noch (3er«?»n Benefit of Jfiiw M»il» X«. 8^i»eff»r. To Jburnefmiu T»nor«-f.t .** oa

*M.TY AKD S^ATiriTBm.

jufeKliakB^Cirpus Bprek^b^'i

here to-morrow.

p^^Vpgntfttion"iS'slow'commg on ii

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Thfi jjtyme of A. H. iqken ispjac-

id on thlrtAion Hckci^tMk "morniif^ lis a: candidate for OounteHwan from the Third .Wird. -caA em? xi aoAti

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iy Qen. Sedgwick, having been mu '""tered ouf'df^he* reside in New Albany, at which pta»h« arrived

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lant oaturday. jaut#*#** It ill. j|« I I us iu-.'*-''-u.""T., g-Tlie U. S Colle5tor'B offle^Wfeoon to be removed t6 the new building of .Messrs.

Kauffman & .Kizer, jsohieJ of Main arid

5-^us Arnoli bas just received a lot

1 i/oj. A rj^p^i^Mtni^riting Fluid, .which -wff'can.recommend as ltn ink of superior •-quality ai* ^--tA*-'^ «•-.! .Tj.afii ."».i

,3*«. jgy-Th0 Ntloiftl,HouBe is belDg refitted abd Will soon be re-opened by Mr. Gooi^e Butz, formerly of the Clark

The special United States tax of

dealers is assessed upon the basis of sales, ^holfesale dealers, or those who sold $25,000 in value during the preceding year, are Required to make return under oath of the gross amount of sales on the first of May in each year. Yesterday the wholesale dealers were In numbers at the Assessor's office to comply with the law. v"r .•'("i-

is important to the Union party

that every candidate for Councilman on its ticket shall be elected next week. The office continueb for two years years, and is a very important position. Our city is growing rapidly and our mnnicipal legislation interests* everybody now much more than it did a few years ago. Every Union candidate oa the general ticket, no matter how humble the office ought to be elected by a handsome majority. ,n

We learn Hon. Thos. H. Nelson

late Minister to Chili, delivered a lecture at the Centenary Church Tuesday evening, on religious matters in that country, the excellence of which we hear spoken of in such high term that we can only wonder and regret that no public announcement was made outside of the two Metb odist Churches.

A number of our citizens were

amusing themselves, at the echo between the Terre Haute House and the new building on the east, night before last. The sound brought back the memories of the mountain homes of youth of some of them, who never before had heard the sound on table land. The reverberations of the echo numbered from ten to seventeen— and were considered very remarkable The stillness of the night favored the. sounds.

There is more in our city elec

tion next week than a mere selection among citizens as to who shall fill the offices. A contest of principles and of par ty organization is also involved. If, for any cause, Republicans shall fail to elect every officer nominated by them, it will be heralded everywhere as a Democratic victory. Democrats are never no-party men on the day of election, They always vote for every candidate on their ticket and get everybody else they can ^o do likewise. The Union party must fol low their example.

A HOOSIEK ABBOAD.—J. H.F Childers, the famous musketeer, formerly of this State, and well known in this city, is nofw in Paris, France, astonishing the French by his wonderful l'eats with the 'muqk'et and bayonet. The papers slate that he applied to the manager of a theater for an engagement, and a9 part of tho contract agreed to fight and put hora du combat with his musket and bayonet, any five French soldiers similarly armed. Tbe manager would not give him the engagement unless he would doff his Yankee character and permit himself to be announced as a French expert. This he indignantly refused to do, and the negotiation failed. Cb.lders was a soldier in the army of tbe Union the first two years of the war, serving in an Indiana regiment. Since that he has wandered about the world giving exhibitions, and perfecting himself in tbe use of tbe musket, which he handles with a deitaritv akin to the miraculous. f,

AN INTEBESTINO OCCASION.—At the regulnr meeting of the church social at Centenary, last Tuesday evening, the Hon. T. H. Nelson, of this city, in re sponse to an invitation to deliver an impromptu address, held a large audience spell-bound for an hour and a half. Eis subject was the progress of J&igious thought in South America—whioh he introduced by nn exceedingly succinct and interesting allusions to the present political status of the Bepublic of Chili, together with the most instructive geographical and historical sketches, in all of which the entire audience were deeply interested.— But any attempt of ours to give anythlnglike a synopsis of the main points of the lecture would do great injustice to the speaker we therefore desist with the single remark that we have listened to nu-„ merous set lectures, which, for interest' of matter ind elegance of expression, would suffer'in comparison with this impromptu effort .of the Hon. Mr jNelson. "We trust the people of Centenary will endeavor to avail themselves agaiu of the services of •neso able* and competent. Another interesting feature of this social gathering was the excellent music dispensed by the choir. Seldom have we heard difficult anthems rendered in better taste or with

This choir tinder tho le^erahip '^f Prof- "~A:

Tinker, though less than a4 year old, is d&stined to rival the best ia our city. Let' us have good singing and cultivate a taste for church music. -t.' OBSKRVEB.

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Mr. You aeek toi&velhe inferencaJ waa contest between the genl thenomin ago*, when ia &et noflji%K feoofvport'of the plainly: "G. P. Cookerly and Bobart Wharry were nominated. Mr. Wharry declined. the nOtninl^.^^1 He ntMIMpilk left with our compositors at a late bonr, and the words in italic were accidentally omitted. We ebaarfully mak«J|hia coe corecti^^fW#to|^^( who was not a candidate for the office. The whole affair was so admirably "cut and dried" that he would have stood little

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'ABOUT WOBX AND TBADES.—The Toledo Blade is correct in its remarks that it

Kwrgjgmi are now complaining of hard times, and the limited deizand foe labor, belong to that class up to a mechanical trade. They are generally- men who have spent their youth and

no skilled handicraft upon which they can depend for a living. This is an evil, and it is a V*Wn8iI**H! dJjpdgM the attention of persons whether they are doing the best they can for their children, M* keeping tjfcep* Jm. trades, and fostering in them^tjlqs|j# $nly for what they call "respectable professions^-' aiieb^aa agenpies, an^s^Rnr^ctrpa^i^ doi not make a heavy demand upon tbairj muscle. ^Thece is an i^cnasjM antipathy' to harcf" work. Thu ta*y be iS^rred from the large number of youths and youhg' m^n whd^fcre'engaged itinerant agencies, going from house to hoilse, peddlmg^quack nostrums, taokd pictures, and patented codterivances of everyj conceivable sort. Their habits have such as to unfit them for work of & sa kind, and they are so anxious to their livi^ are at the mercy of every advertiser whd promises jrumwfor peddling hi w'ares. ^Tlme men think they are en gaged in a "genteel" business, whereat they become objects «o#o»B«Bnipt honest mechanic or laborer whom boi^e.

building youth, who eschews an honest calling, because it is considered hard unpopuiiaivViil dWkl^p^ftW' 1if?ej sponsible EaVrc^lnt^'bu^UMS^'til^ta, or farmer will^ seldom, fcwwm*»,,««pe0tofel4 or valuable «iti£^|. |d booO

A few days ago a strong, muscular man in the pqlife! ^Bp£^«^in^ quire into tbe chances of his obtaining situation aft hosk^ftpeiyfilvk, agent, oi "anything." Being unable to tell him Where with a look of utter discouragement hr exclaimed 'X, iiowIwish Ilhad kanto a trade." He-th«ndestred to know ho longlt w^ldjt^^ip to^^^sf 2 enough to earn his board. In thi could give him no-encouragement, an ventured, jn view of his well jteyeloj fra^to%i4|^st t^i corf4«y4J more likely field for employment, whei he replied' thatr h% 'Wad not ^been raised a farmer, and could not do the work.

of work who ju» skilled, in mecchanici trades but, as a'rule, a sober, civil, ii

employment wWe^mra^ulen we hap

int^u^,?yeiio%.

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many of these helpless men,* too, are tl descendants of parents who were well-t^ do, and who probably thought it degr4* ding to put theif yhUdrenrto ktrade. The resultsis-th\it \hejr 'can -iloir-feo^ethii^B but what is not needed, and the "genteel profeBti$n#' are esw*kni||i|^fl To e'very^'outh ancTyoungna'^ asking himself ^j^t he shall do, we wouid offer the advice of a ootemporary: "0o l*hp$kXVG» legitimate business, if you ever expect become of value to yourself or to th$ com* munity'« ar'&unift 11

SOMETHING NIWAND INTIRMTINO TO, THE LADIES.--Kid Gloves, in all colo|s^ fprH^dollars aiifaiF,c^foM S.

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Co's. (it.,

Hardiock & ^Tari liters are' geiftj^ off'lijce hot cakes for three reasons namely th|y are nice, cheap and desirab'e: d2tlj|

lars—one ten and one five dollar bill There was also twa.dosen pearl shirt bittons in .it The finder will be liberal) •fty^leavi

or thfth^aestPeplta i(^" ^rt^^had cheaper than the cbeapas^'jaUQuiz's

oj?B»Vte ?of v^jyi. iu: »U MM ,*1' 1. .V •a

full supply, .of all the latest Chignons, SWi Frizettes, all styles manufactured deft prompt

itte^ all styles manufactured 0ers^W^jwe^ iOQ] ptly filled. Mme. Demoresvs

Dressing aad Jrtjidieg 'N^aiugjsh i^he would respeotfolly requert" 'caH'' as her, stay in town is limited. Htitiiirtf hours from 1 to Bqpm« a^ Iff, Kelkjgg's comer, 6U aad- ,. 4?t

None*.—AgtJn -we call tbe attni

Dr. Fmrnswd^6i*13fi)"ift West Maryland

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.n sician.^sa pojjaii tojgiyenim a See ^verttem^t o«* first Rs^^m5r j, coir u:ir :-dltaw-wltam tf

iflrSBfilSM'i* Bay BaH*ju.* IA"if*C- -.- .% -1 .j dif

EiCHBfc&dUfiM* haM opened

a shop oa mtaat strestoppositethe market House, nfctha parprifeof repairing ltfWt^inea«f%**%*****, ?lwy also do PAPER HANGING, and give attend W dltMHoftipheMwy. myld2«. nau I

ite S'prout Potatoes at Bay &

Bailey's. dtf r-y-l. lyj

H&f-A. nice lot of diamond rings to be seen hftfffrlliqy at Tillotson's this week. 30dlw

AUCTIOK SAIIE O* PiCTuais.—At Marvin's aoctioiiirppm, 105 Main street. The sale comme^ed yesterday ahd will he contindbd fitamtifcy to day until the stock is sold." stock comprises in part Oil Paintihgs, French and German Ghromos, American and imported Bteel Engravings, t^||tler 'i»ith a fine Stock of oval, square l^d 'rfls^c Frames, Mounted Flowers, Wreaths, Card Frames, Cord, Tassel, 4c., Abi*"' i.i .i. l^dles are respectfully invited to call aAdwtttamine the collection, v• dtf.

Specia} Sal^e'«very afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock. 4-- J. J. OBMOND A Co. P'J iffitVIN, Salesman. dtf.

,'i S0StSdMU & Co. have received new takjgnmmbal /jiuti: -m.n, "u .r

FLOW*B9, Ac.—The undersigned will «H:atithe'Elm wood Green House, one half mile south of the Bloomington road, on tte farm of p.D. Scott, Geraniums,Fu-

Terb4i/ks and other plants also Hanging Baskets, vines and plants for Hanging Baskets. A variety of stlch ar jjetaa»k£Rt eonstontly on hand. Prices reasonable. Please call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. 294lw CHRISTIAN ANDERSON,

FBIHTS FOR TH« SEASON—On exthibi tien at C. I. Ripley's. dti.

f9* The ONLY place on Main street for EBBIE8 i| C. I. Ripley's. dtf.

lovdstipcMUe rates. dim

shoSt )&'*>{ !?-.'*t! «yjjd oil* aW, 1 '"t*' LOST.—Somewhere between Mahan^

log new goods, coasting of Ladies and tent's furnishing goods,. Fans, Parasois, tlresJ^ii^things, Buttons, Stamped Em^roOeiy, Star and other Trimmings, ©raids,' Beads, and fancy variety goods in g&eMffr Call at his new afore, 151

,r Maln Street, and you will find vwhat you

W* saitmisniq wrikd ..J.L —T."" j. __ nltr ityje of French Corjietu Hoop Skirts made of the finest material^f '&&p44£ ti&T*kl(ii<%Qa4ge

pgt uppr style of French Corse Also a few Embroidered Corsetts, somehing new, at Nippert it Co's. dtf

to fliiijUi^ Alexandre Kid GIOVBS, Inl WTfiAuhM silk Gloves/at Conieg»gp»rty.'^y

"The best line of Gents' Underwear Ibcffiiy at Johnston4 Miller's, ai^ at-

arrtval in thlr tne lowwi pficA,'

antrod^ t» CM h«r placej^wectifcoas-New Xork.,' Sheofien^ uiu I to theitfM|gnat

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Tlffl 'fiatrrrll— a

every stylq priced, just 61 Barley's Jlfegt Haute. jJinsjM'*

hand at Iftnt

i, ^ery day at Bay dtf

New series in Silk Sacques, at s. I-i.

-s «T t'Tf in .• in ... .£.

Gardener.

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HOOF SKIRTS, combining all the modern improvements: of .this country and Europe, aye kept constantly on hand and for! MM KTWM&'s Premium Factory, opposite the P*t Office. [dwtf.

B.B

UTK, April 27,1867.

CHANGE or TIME.—To take effect on

ARRIVE. 25 A. U. 40 F. M. 10:50 P. [dlw

A. M.,.„.—..Express. 11: A. Mail 4:

2:20 6:45 3:10 p, M........—Express

ICE CREAM SALOONS OPENED.—Mr he, No. 149 Main street, has to-day opened his Saloons for Ladies and Gents.,.If FQU want niM lce Cream mm A [dtf,

—Notice is hereby given Gqest* ^NoWl^i,4 Cp. .is

this day dissolved by mutual consent. Wm, Nocstlan withdraws. ifrom the firm Bobert Guest assumes all claims against the firm and is alone-authorized to collect for tbe same. BOBERT GUEST,

to eni

Molasses and Cranberries

don/5( ,®nir. Found separate at C. Ripley's. dtt

&kar\eS A." Moench, hat

removed from his late stand No. 20l 'Mali -dtreetfto bis new brick buildin the 3d door from die Corner of 7th an

Main Sireets, where he will always be ready to wait on—his old customers, and all others who may choose to give him

Sunshades and Parasols, plain and Cornelius & Hag"T lsdtf

beaded, very cheap, at Corn*

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tff A New assortment ot Dress Trim mings in solid colored Silk Velvet Bib-* faons^at Nippert «&i Co's.

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'.fW Freshatofik ef Prints, bleached and brown musKits boit assorted stock of fancy and staple drygoods to be found in and at thet lijwest cash prices at A. Nippert & Co's. dtf.

'iSt* A. Ntppeft & Go. keep the best assorted stock of Dry Goods in the city, aiid

T. H. Bidilla is now daily receijr-

81]lfaln strtet J2

,§1^ A fine assortments Jackonettazid Swiss Edgings and xnsertings at Nippert dtf 0*C. ':'mh The march of improvement has crowded oar friend Jos. C. Yates out of his big quarters, and he has removed his I&C Siora to the east side of the Public Square,where, #ithtbelatest Spring styles, be tequesto as to state that he mil sell ha*ao#ea0er than any atber house is the

'The season is now at hand, and it nice styles of Spriag Clothing made to order of reisdy-made, go to Johh- & Miller's, SbMaitt street. They are jHdipg^eods Jmp&than aay##her house inthe city.

They are also agents for Glencross' Beport oi Fnshioc*. [22tf.

if*# ^*«6«ASI IS1I.—Gold and Silv American Watches Gold and Silver Ladies' and Gentlemens' new

at fur No

The New York BiT73tf

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A »'& wjmW K'lf HVKjj George L. BT^ler. i^utt, National Houses and for.aa!a»»

10-dtf»}o j,«j ilea y% ia&S

(ST Fresh arrival of d£ol» ^ea%)^fu B. Wright* QoXW

City livery ancf Sale '"jSib'W, tlgether| with the unexpired term of lease. Those wishing to engage in the above business can get ia ba^ain, as the location is the best in the State and is now doing tbe best |uf!ne«/Titf»hrf|8ity.J. For ful' particulars apply"on toe prami^K dtf. T. W. HOWABD.

1@" Bonnet Bibbons, Edged Bibbon Trimmingsfbjr Co's

ws.

AH the Spring styles of CMJSI^

in full suits single

Erlanger's., A splen4id. lin9.' Tiesr8earfs,&o, *c. jheipj'^L 8ho«J derSeam ShirU a«t acknowledged to be the best fittingishirt in the.i*fark^t,-£l3qtf -rmssiLfimv

Jacooett and SwssiEdguws,Iine^

and Crotchet Edgings^ a* A. NipfiWfc4 Go's.' bI» :«Ji ... s''iut

Ladie*' and

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aress at A.

received by Exp

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SCHOOL.—Mrs. N. Baira wi(l': oped Primary School, over Tuell, Bipley «r Co's Store on Monday «tti ^i4ist.— Terms |3 jpryiarter

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•9" Frent3iLitne,OemeHf aa#OPtaitee Paris, Garden and Field Seeds, at B. &

Bobbins NA'-ij Do^ling-

teraqs as the

A goo^hftncjB for a

street.

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Gria^FTour at"T75.T -,»BWlWg

Hall. ,SMU -iililMO

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'bage anc

Gteorge L. Bieglfir's, sopth of House, Sixth atraei

10* The prescii^ond^Wrt^S^ft'dfiT. & H. A. Davis* Drug and Chemical Sum is under the care of an experienced Pav-i macheulist, and prescrtyflofis DRTBVIBRH with accuracy .at: ^l ^hoiyfp(jthe day or night. None but pure andJinadulterated medicines used. 18tf

Heinl pring Sale Depot of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Grape Vines, Bos*, Grderfhooaei ^fe/I' I ft

Trees, southeast corner of Sixth and Main streets. [6-1 w.

9ST We invite the attention of oar'ifead ers to the fact, that W. H. Bobbins, has established, over Arnold's Clothing Store, up stairi \ttr^sily^)€ook Jlslmn's old store), a manufacturing room for making men's sewed and pegged boots and shoes— where he wishes to meet his old, and solicits theg-patronage of manv^gfr cus» tomer^' B. ftp lon^ fMffip|wn in this community as a first-class practicle foreman, having won an enviable reputation in that capacity a number of years since. As ha secures these up-stair rooms so as to curtail his Bxpenses as much as possible, and also, is doing his own formanizing and cutting, it will enable him

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Svreet Ci^eil'luiiteif duli^uits and

Citron at E. B. "Wright & Co's, 165 Mail street. [10-dtf

&Co's.

prices it Mai&

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HAIR DRESSING*.—Miss Mollie J. Col man, south-west corner of Second am

Hair Work—muiufacturing Switch Waterfalls, Curls,'TVi&etts in tbe lati

named article, at the shortest notice.-|-The highest price paid for hair. Also, far sale, Hair Bestorative and Liquid Opal.StersiDlicitfMpitlMag* HWIi0»l»t exp rience, a thorough knowledge of the busj-l ness, and an earnest desire to.j)lease ensure success. [23-dlm

At Wi MQTICES.

Wfthly parbuued xr» faetly &M ttom ail the pratazlm JLlrdnrlonata

"•feSffliSffl"8'11'1 Tmr N!. Tar JT !. TB'T BT 11. M^Alii& CO., AgSntt,

One

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nothing but Frenchstock, and wishee this distinct!,' understoda. Call and see him at his new location and inquire his prices.

THE FIRST OF THE SEASON.—Waterfall Cups, Plaits and Spotted Chenille for the Hair, at Mrs. Copeisnd'* T5-Main St, a23-dlm.]

-The undersigned wishing Tersj

FOB SAL*

Constltatlon W iteKls a 'certain for DIABITIS and all diteasa* ol tha KIDHITS a^D BLADDKB. For '"StimBffK,

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Try the Magnolia White Lead.-^

aaia of the "Magnolia," last aaaaon is snffleiajit

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