Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 May 1867 — Page 2

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DAILY 4IEXPRESS.

TKXiKH. HAUTK,

Cii?ICIAL PAPEB, rUBLUBIKO THB

JL. Jfcfi 'X* T„E

State Journal.

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THE LARGEST CIKCULATIQ5. J.

Toorhee# Agoniietb.

The Democracy swing back and forth on the question of negro suffrage, and •change positions so rapidly that spectators are at a loss to predict where thfey will ultimately settle, nor can they, &r that matter, form a reasonable guess themselves. The Southern Democrats-

Hi the conservatives—are hoping, might and main, to induce the negroes to unite with them in opposing the BepuMican party, Hnd for a time the Democratic journals of the North were extremely patronizing to tho men and brethren 6f sable hue the New York World ey«n' going so far &s to assert that there was no foundation for that time-honored principle', of the Democracy, that the o&gro radiates from bis person a smell offensive to Caucassian olfactories. But lung cherished opinions can riot be eradicated in a day, nor can the inost urgent, party necessities conquer at once prejudices carefully instilled into the minds1 Of'" the Democratic masses, and assiduously cultivated from time immemorial. Even the head centres of the party can not, on tho instant, renounce the traditions of the Democracy as it was, and in view of, thp inevitable change of front which must sooner or later occur, they find present satisfaction in rehashing their old platU tudes about tne degradation and inferiority of the licgro, ana the danger of rising him above the position of a slave. Among others our "Old favorite DahISl W. VoogECEJiS, has lately been airing his rliotorio by addressing the II. Gv (J, D6mocracy of Sullivan- county, on the enormity of the offense committed by Congress in passing the reconstruction law, under wnich the negroes, who were not rebels, are secured dh'tne samel civil and political rights accorded to th^ir late masters, who were DANIEL'S vaticifaati* onsare of a decidedly gloomy cast.! He is certain that this Republic, is "dying dying 11 dying I! 1" and is fated to be "si monarchy at no distant day, an less—and here is the beauty of his device to, avert the dire catastrophes unless the Democratic party is again plac ed in power and Sambo and Dinah remitted to their normal condition. It seems odd that the act of clothing a disfranchised clasB of men with the power of* self-protection through the ballot shoUfifc! f33)i be called a step toward monarchy,: but Democratic Jeremiahs are prone to ex pound and construe words by a different standard than that established by lexicographers. For example, they were accustomed to call the slave State Democratic# and this a land of freedom, although one-V-urd of the people of the toalh wefci ab« jeet slaves, uud spoech was bridled.and the press shackled by a tyranny more iptiolerant and odious than that Of ^jfig Bomba, of Naples. Again, when bhe Bepubiic •was bleeding at every poref aritf staggering under the blows of a powerful rebellion,

Mr. Voorhces, Mr. Milligan, Mr. Bowles, Mr. Horsey-and thousands of other representative Democrats* called a conspiracy to overthrow tbe Government and deliver it into the bands of rebels, patriotism and tbey also, d'enouhced legitimate uots of tue war for. the suppression of rebellion, as infractions of the constitution, &ssblood thiretyTIJ'Vanny arid despotism.

Ko, wfcen tb£ illustrious Daniel assures his bullivan xuends that our Government is i)ccoming,a-mqn^rcby, his roal meaning is that theraWrf "feet tio Govern me t/t satisfactory to J^i84\ort of Democracy unless his party controls it, and that all else is deepotijm.

But there wiil be another swing of the Democratic pendulum, and it will finally rt-st'right over the platform upon whicn the Southern Conservatives stand, and that will be negro suffrage. These will beeovae, indeed, are already becoming, the advocates of that principle). They are now seeking the votes of negroes and giving them high seats in their assemblies.— Some, perhaps many of them, will support the Conservative candidates, and'if'Northern Democrats hope to ally themselves with the Conservative party of the South they can not ignore its colored members, nor argue tothem that.it was a crime against liberty to give'them the ballot.-*-Let Mr. Yoorhees take lessons from Wade Hampton Governor 6rr,' and from the late State Convention of the Democratic Conservatives of Tennessee, instead of reviving the worn out neg'rbphobic declamation of the past. Otherwise he and bis- party will soon find the "last ditch."—

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Cotton on the Way to England. From returns published in Liverpool in the last week of April, it. appears that the quantity of cotton afloat from the East India and American ports ou the way to Liverpool and London is still very large. Prom Bombay there were at sea fortyeight ships, laden with 217,490 bales o~ Coiton from Rangoon one thip, with 350 bales from Tuticorin one ship, With 3,262 bales, from Calcutta fourteen ships, with 42,856 bales from New Orleans eighteen ships, with 50,148 bales there lire aleo two other ships afloat, but the quantity of cotton on board is not given. From New York there are five ships, but only four cargoes .are returned, namely, 5,713 bales from Galveston thirteen ships afloat, but only six cargoes reported, viz.: 6,033 bales from Mobile, eight ships atloat with 25,423 bales from Charleston three ships, but only One crgo, 3,091, bales reported and from Savannah three ships but their cargoes are not reported. Thcsu ships and their cargoes are all bound for the Mersey. Tne i'oiloWiug are tin the way to the Thames: Fronr Madras there are 21,328 bales afloat from Calcutta 19,9So bales from Cochin China and Tuticorin 28,647 bales Isnd from Bombay and Kurraohee6,100 bales-— makirig a total of about 500,000 bales of cotton at sea for Liverpool and Luhdon.

Heavy Gale on the Hirer—The Lower Leve« Broken—Distress Among the lnliabitams boldlers', Quarters

Flooded, [From the JTew Orleans Picayune, 9th.] The officers of the steamer A. G. Brown, which arrived this morning from Foit Jackson, roports having experienced a very heavy gAieon the 5th and 6th insts. in the river, wbioli lasted thirty hours, the back or salt water b«hind Fort St. Phillip having rison several feet, overflowing the Boldiers' quarters and surrounding buildings tour feet of water reported in the powder mngiieine the hospital building at Port Jackson damaged, the roof partly blown off, the flag staff down inside the fort, and the wator around the quarters.

At Buras £cttlement,the levees broken at Mrs. 11. L. 8m th's and Dr. WestorfielU'a. TheU.S Survey schooner Hall asnore near Mrc Johnson's landing threatened break at Bera.trd Fasterling's —the landing at th place washed away the wharf atCapt. Jbiuinard's gone and the water flowing over the levee crevasse at Tropical Bend below Alfred Ruix'j place— several buildings iu the water—tbe orange trees and rice crops in this vicinity probably ruined. Tbe inhabitants ate in great distress. The levees are broken at, Blanchmines and Bellevue plantations, (Petit Prairie tbe water runniog over the levees at Point Mltchel a crevasse, occurred at Bickland, (fitty miles below the city,) about three hundred yards in Width—new and old levee both gone.

Tbe poople desire immediate assistance tom the Board of Levee Commissioners.

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Wednesday Morning, May .1516, 188?-

JFroia the Chicago Tribune, Aay A bill ofjdivorce has "been (lied in the Circuit Court, by Catharine against John Spellman which presents many usual that the petition wkmot vorca but an injunction to te£tra|h the husband in the use of thirty thousand dollars wocth of property, and a writ of the oe exeat republica, retaining him under bonds to remain in his adopted State, Illinois. I £.

(tin 3 being under ^th' .'li ered), tie case presents ia brief tbe^histoVy of several tBeckergd lives. The .bill alleges that the parties were married puring the year 1830, at Megulemach. in the country of May05 Ireland sThey lived together until.soni'e .day In, May, .1835.— The 1 Ave years ofs their married life retulted in the birth:6f three children Pata Craig (wifeof Owen. Craig) now 3* years ot age, and' Michael SpeRiMth, 32. About the time of the birth vl ,'last child it is charged that the defendant absconded from his native soil, his way to some land? unknown^olbUji^milyJ Two years after his whe received a letter from John remitting btr-t'wen'ty dollars. Eighteen m6Dlh» aif«irS^^actoowIedge9 the receipt of fifteen doiferw accredited to tb# Ik1thles3^ John' by the hand cf his brother Patrick. Tbis last 1,remittance has made fto/d Yot^^ It is dbarg ed, in.this bdnn^tipn,' tfhjit ttljB respondent having lefc lxis home and three.small children and a Wife, leKVing but ^Wenty dollars in mohey, ai\d,^dflt fifty ^l!a^ worth of furniture^ the amount- remijtt) was srifficiiiht W file support of -feis'fimily. .' A UW: *'.=»

Ndfurther communication was had! tween the two branches of the fatnll tTftfie year iSSs TntBSr^a^ l|f861 tl deserted wife says she came~to l^ew^YjOrk She stayed there*1sbWe time1 find niigrkted ae^roi

to Ph^ladfljpbian as shetci^ipaj!t iftj q£ her husband a^d., a, li?,^ihppi.^ ^ubsequently came j#- thisxgountyWid on tb,»l? th day of O^bPFt 1866^9/::eldest &pn,M$T his father if^. i^Mt|it.3t fctepbenson, IUinois,[a wesiltby farmer with a second wife and^a family of two ^lda,enj4M!SlKJiES£*«^ to assist him ifif the1 perfornnance of hi3 The valpi agricultural labo^/The, second-.wift charged to be xmMJiatah, AiitM/M as Sarah Spellmair or Mrs. Spellman wiyh her-he is E^id, tu iave jtWejity eight yoais, two children having ihS result oftbe bigatrioLil' cpnfli^cti^ni.

Th^s discovery being" taMef a' cOfrSB ^oncbefece oneued between'

:thef

tie, &C. The bill is supported by the affid^vjH of tbe two sions of tb# parties, and the injunction^and writ both issued.

tt [letter from Piaqaem Trom the New Qrlmns Picayune, 9th. PABISH 01 PLAQUBMIjrm,

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her bouM in negro lived in dred yard* disl bouse. His wife, for some time ly acquainted with the dn

Hmband Foand, Teart ana Second Desertion circumstances of

parties m-

^iteStoE^^me^fi$5eS9HMag89BaP186 |vio. lator ot the niaritpl ^oB^^-Jt resulted in his visiting Philadelphia,.®here he 'met (as is charged) his wife, on the, thirteenth ,day of January, 186S. -Hetmade pnj' of Renewed affection of a revival pf 1 apd she alleges that, believing higippotestations, she consented, ou condition that he wotild have nev^^pr^. au^ht.^ ^o with 'Sarah Austin, to pardon him his delinquencies, and receive him to a husbapd's sbare in her affection and home. A {further moving reason .to thi^ cpudonement is alleged to be the fatft trrSt the de/endaut? hhd property'and the wife had none.

Having re-united their fortunes 1 the parties lived together aftWr- a SepairiMon of over thirty years, for two scoro days, then, it u£alleged, the respondent propose^. to return to his farm in Stephenson coun-, ty, to close up his ^e)l off hia property. Confiding in his integrity h|ft wife charges that she lot him be gone, jnnd since that time she never saw "hide nOj, hair" of him. She does charge,.hy.ycjvd^ that her best information leadstfher jto believe that h% returned to Safah^Auitin known publicly as his wife, with whom she charges he committed adultery, and is

now living in a^tafte^' Yiolatio^^f the

The defendant in this case is represent edto be a man'of WiiTis. His estate ifj valued, at $30,000, yielding an annual in^ come Of $3,000: .. He-ls-said tooWn'a Section and a quarter of cultivated |iandl in Stephenson county, with almost any qiian-

fa«4

Dunng^the StOtrh 'of last Stliiday hod Monday, tbe waters in the bays of Poiptfc. a-la-Hachtj backed" up .»and|C6rtfpletely ovorflowed the tieldi, 'cleArlyfhg, I Sam afraid, nearly was sprouting away fey the farniew will ground. its',

On the fight bank"of the river, sei breaks occurred in the levees duringjthe storm, but were immediately stopped. At the Buras SettlemenUhe co^t Racket i^as thrown ashore and i« still n&f e^4mfld

Whites and blacks ht^ve had their names registered at the Court House. 1 Several Richmonds are already injtbe field for the Convention which is to frame our cext ConstitiitjctoJ-j Th6|Rkdi cals will have none biit cdlofea rrienjfor their candidates.*'. GLEANEh..

1 Negro llouse-Breaker Shot and Killed—A Lady defends her ^property and Sboots ln Self-])efenc|.,

The fact that negroes commit the gHsab* er pact of the burglaries, and rob.beriek ia. this city ah3 Vicinity is

and more apparent. On Wednesday night, a negro named John McEwen,[attempted to force and entrance into jthe residence of Mrs. J. B.Synnott, on Union avenue, near( the Stato. hosmtaW Mr beihg: away fr^^'ngftjiefiMrd. tiynnott" ^nuott was entirely alone unpro tectcd. Between 'ten and' eleven o'clock, she was ulurmed by a noise outside, and atose to ascertain the cause. On looking through the blinds, she f»w a mail standing at -flie- fence. He iwkfeiiplii j|ud voice if 3Mr. Jone» lived ch£l& Mrs. S nott replied that be did not. He ta^i asked some irrelevant question when jthe lady told him to go away and not disturb the inmates. He said he^d^dh'O^ If or who was Tfi there he knew who jive® in the hduse. He, evidently not frightirted, threw two bricks at ttfe house, one of tlMsm striking the blinds, when ho went off, ly tojretuftt ia a few paoment meantime^ 'Mrs. Synnotfr went rtfan idjoining room aud procured an army (revolving pistol- In a short time tho oegro returned, and threw more bricks. fchen he got over the fence and mounted the porch and commenced battering in [he window blinds with bricki JU.rs„ Syn-v nott stood to the left

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near the fence, and supposing dead, she went to the residence of Mr. T. Y. O Brien, her nearest neighbor, and told him of the facts. He, rSjjtltiltoeafauiies Rose, accompanied Mrs. S. to her residence and found the negro dead, he having been shot throogh tbei right bieasf^' the ball passing near the region the heart. A menipger w«s d^(ttt^ed the ccuntr coroner, W. B. Cotton, Esq., who summoned a jqry an^ heli^ ^n in^ quest. After Hearing Jthe jvkieQsa and examining the body, the jury retu tbe following verdict JfT^a^he ed came to bis death ~by a pistol shot" by Mrs. Julia A. 8ynn~0tt fti 'self-d6f whilo deceasad- was endesnrownfao mi

.h'-ZATQTA t'bOSah

tea conaiiasWtte bouse,! hfilte 'beirigno inhabited place within several hundred

mr*

were treated in a similar manner, the nsi cals would soon quit the business or change their base of operations.—Memchange their base 01 operations.—j

^&kiwA-Taa¥fai 1

A Baring let. ,..

A most rema^I^ie instance of humise: daring occurred at a neighborhood ia! South Plymouth, called Manomet. The hueh impellingmotive was the deterininwio'Ko samfccr^Ml a vffifel perishin* iMTordKa «PP&f ^SfcbeHBf distresse? spectators lining the shore. The life boft was shoved off, containing eight as strong nerved and stout hearted men as ep|R braved the elements to rescue persptw trembling on tB5"verge of destruction.— The sea tumbled and tossed angrily, boat was upset, and four of the crew foiirfd

grief this sad accident must have caused among those wW^ad watched every motion of the life ooat with solicitude, may. be imagined, but not described. Still, ityt beia^ Rnuc|eisplish|4fj ^nd the

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onal atte

truer heroism was displayed. in the most gall«ifcF*ttKfiil —.

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afl'aW^Klel the

offiq^w^ng ^ftfeh|,w^not pay jbe amount, and ne didn t. He went to a

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ing bark nearly ready for departure. He purchased the bark for a. less sum tfcian d§^ufifi^:?QtI"'lh^ckr5y|ng

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"There is no humbug about''Palmir a Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion. It has cur

anapoli?, IndU3lft (/.1

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Oobkm Wapash 1st Ian., E*]p-cfetrtt*nrty 'cfef''Kr'juhd at the lowest market prices, all of the Wtest styles of

ummuam

TOOTmore'

BCuttK r-w* ueHT-ir aoih S,

''I th«lr own maiiuixctute, or Mlevted etosk

CAiiE£AGB

-OF,The

lSao. Cloth, Price $1,00. •xixnrleDoe of the H4,-

correspondent of the

at a mi^sBTpmah cinfiot.be There was an illustration of tjhii

killed.

in :Y^»rA^P ago. liwo young midshipmen of the Pensacola prtK

They ambled into various places wh^rOj the flowing bowl is indulged in, and ab^dt dusk were careening wildly up and do|rn the streets as if lost in a gale In one of the streets a cistern was being dug. The

bad been built, twelve feet high, forming a well some ten feet in diameter in. the. bottom of the pit. There was no fence1 around the hoIe, "and the midshipmen' iii approaching it were hailed by the police but the youngsters, suspecting that it was

spurred their horses into a galldp, and in the darkneavptuBgath down the welL-f-f The excitement caused by the disapear

bt/mfflTii^an^Rwffnvdowff^th a Mlmdru'

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was the general .astoniph^ lipnc eviib&liMe up

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midshi

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A j. WELCH, [t:., 8U0CK88OR^*To WSLCQ WBHSHT, MhDuf»ctarer and Iealer iu CARKI4GES AND BUSIES, fetSitFf»ute, lad

manufacturing Carriegrs. Bibles Wagoue, off doore south of Main, where 1 will louud at all timea, rejdy a« •oostnaiodiito t(o»who Tna* fitrw- iuo wit" cull. Repair itlg *U1

J» don* tyroni ly.

U*L'SE£

the liutVict

tbe window ~with*

her prstol in hand, and finding that the negro was bodnd to enter tho house She fired tbe negro ran and she saw nothing mrreofbim at "the time. Mrfi. S. then seated herself near the window, and waited till daylight for more of the same sort When it was light enough to see, she wen to the window and «aw the negro lying him t$,be

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STATES

tMV.8 ^0TIlE-

of tbe United Statee, within

ui.d forttlf aSmrtW OtrctttssnS -Oi-taict ot Indiana, on the 80tb day of April, 1807, by UsDdnald, BosF.he proctorsj lonadelin tV. ^teato" widfttt«Bi^Jter»ages of 'libeilanta, and praying proedto against said Boat, and that the jaae may be condemned afed s.)a lor the cause aioraeaiil.

Now, therefor", in pt.r»aance the Konltisn

t^ssirf¥iwd«f«i5fk^u

oils. In and foi tbe District of bslUiMi'tn She: Mr^ay icf i»a», •awt, al in sisslweSiaai foi

of that day. then and

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Oterk^^i.

April 90,1867 4-Md fee $6,00.

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To this objection theoal tab* that

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§Hng fi&m safely to lahij^'

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compRslied Hter notMc mtSttton^ anu^nitch^J ed the exhausted seamen from their doom» A i&)h specimens of the race as cheerfully manned that iifdb ed.

just perished beforeUieir eyes, may Welt the high type of moral courMe

0 BiM* Horn, J[OB *-*.

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.a^KMEns WAST "B£SttAD Tttfi HlSKISMiPI

noH MiMMiiitms dtMuimili.

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BY ALBKBT

—-Tka IMI booee book pal Base Bait, Arotojy^e., **.— Irttehf -wi Hewn a *«tb

•thW prlde W^iieboot 2» w». illaattaSed. Prieasijsbrittau. KILTONSSaW.*T a 00., a laTf.^ fcaTbtrt: ft ,7

rrtMlpks aa

—Several new point# explaiued. 8lndli4 »«-i thority, 50 pp. lllutiaUd. Send 28 eeata Uk Boqk. oe stomp for list of Bmlla'i PateaUd Cwpi

titles QliOBT Of lBKIKlIOWrAb UK tor LedMs. Clertymen and dttere^lt Ma mt eqm»l to sell. lTor terms and territory, address iijp tf. flT|0aiK8, OotnMm, Ohio.

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Shurt.

by^Jplunge The B^pprs

Bgariwtf.ha. 1 nt a subject of seyuwi humorous araclea, and the mi^mpiBen's gallopd own the well is becoming one ot the traditionaof—'Valparaiso.

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Ki at ,«rr"S.w'Lt.«j-» ^IjirpCrkTEB^ OF jh

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So. ill Arcls Street,.

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eortment or Hat«na,Tara^,Ooiili.t *c. IW*. h. Bswaans. Ks^ Bima.

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A O I N E

ifa

A few days before the sailing

K^raS^lantlrf^iS^ii" deiire to ship a large sum of money on her, and doited i^tb^#^sC»li^auiaJ8hip pany would carry it for. The agfent named a per, pent age whichjjthe banker: thought entirely ro^o^^and insist^ on

Mills, Shinfle anU Ueadias Joinl«re,

BtaVe pointers, Stare Uatters, Q,«a4ia« Uircltis ani Planers, Eqaaliklng and Qnt-pftSa^ra, *0. all new. of oar own manufacture, and warranted, aend tur lllastratedUat. FOLLKH JTOBD, -j^(«DdS84.Hadisan 8t^ pii«mo, Iiliaeic.

Enicliiih MetsUe dtfliss Line. TbW boueewite'e friend. Praised by all who nee it.— Aifent^-waiited everywhere. Send two red itampe

TttE NSW KWXFE^-Boardniaa's cSkit bandied' Kltoben Knifit -ls^pronoaneeS ''the tket tkia^yat:"- BamplekeotcPest 10I :bteardmnO' Oatlery*Co.',

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rlAg'ft JPalieat. CbMMio* SaliN» *J5l Bn^Way. Mr. HvrrarttL, Jf.T. The most celiablk iscbanr raak rifuSi'WW knowjj. Over Xhirty Ihoueand 'Bsaano's tjaft's'

sams&it&&!vassstt,.

HsaaiKQ, Fabbbl

r^Utaat^ aBurgiar'sdrilla or eottingtools

his freasuHe-kwh'ich ^^miJuh'Ced to'^un^arly half a million dollars—on the kanfe day. that the Colorado sailed. The cargo' of

Counties—0. A. GLKOG ft CO., 26^) Bre|blway, iM r:, «ofe ttwtfers or 1 ..'

Silvers' Patent Broo&

WASTliB—KTerywh«re—S«l«smen, Lai|es knd Gon'Iemaii—$10 to S2S0 per mantli—to the geoniBe CotnnkOn SAnst Jfamily Sowing Machine Onlv $18. Will stitch, hen,Ml, tack, btnd,4n|lt. braid and embroi ier. The cloth cannot be' pulled apart, eveu alter.cutting across the Seam erery quinrlftr of" an inch, ttsrjr aaa* ae warfan 6 years. Send for circular and terms. Blisi Mc Katliron,Geo. A(rt«., tiooUriUe, Ky. P. 0.—' also have the Improved Now IngltTid machine

LiaVIU KESTJCET.—For makituc daliciii d«S«rts of JumzT, or Cvacs and Watx, .U« minutes, tor. thrio cents satisfactonrdrtiile. 26 Drogcist for St^ixK's. Scrurx. Phila., Pa.

FAOTOEY.

GKNfS WANTED tn sell the IX3T4HV*H£. A. OUS GRKASB KXTRACTOB Tha best and onlr reliable article* for rvmortng Ore&fee, Paint, Pitch or Tar, trom ax,l fabrics without In 'Jjiryipltwefks Ifko msgtc

'Voir

AGENTS

1 It is Stroi and Palatable, WamajitSA Pen, A»U TO

Palatable, WAtunn PRESKBVK Pt/SKtigT

Bstablisbad -tsi.m%:

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'adwAwfimwU^tsbt.iwr Mauper mum* jQUKH)3cfaari «i lo«. H«i« by pumMoa.t rUMi National aad

Philai ASofict litst KaMoaak Bbak, Meeara. GilBore, Donlap Co BankeCf, haS»t-)OM».-.

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tfaieiBn^lMind tarioos well knowb itaadS

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Also, Uonse Safes, Parlor Safee, Sideboard ai OaitrinCTSafisd, for silver plate, Tiuaable papai. ladles jewelry, 4c.„Ac., m^de represent Uaad eoine pieces furniture. itend fbr illlostrated Catalogue. TBiaaiKO, rMUt SnsiUV, 861

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WANTED

-To eeli, without buying .the Bight^ SOLTSkS' OEtEliRATRfi PATESTX BSOOJ*, aaiTeraally acknowledged the slihileat, beet, auil most bsaatlld ii the world. It ia equally adapted to Oity and Opnntigr, has taken th 1st premium wherever ix 'hRitt^. nn'a ie the ouly one accepted

tor

thefari

Bzhibition. Mr. Q. A. WoihereU hafalready ibid 1100 In Atben»,*Co., 0. Send fpr lUaetratad ^irCtilhr, Snil road "what the "Scirnticc Aiueriean, "American Agriculturist" Rafter hmonths test) '"American Institute {farmers? Clab," ilatj t)fmorexl, Prof 0. S. Fowler,.alien Grata wood A Co nnd otlxre 6f .it. The Brass Ife'alliB parts sent to FarmerS (where we have o. »a»at with loll instructions for :isakina their Brooms, by mill or eTpreas (prepaitlt for $1,50." Address—naming first, second and third choice'

lasart li

bosfoi

or •quart.' Anar bottle. 'Ask' ydax only -4^«s ,T

Otrcniars and

Teton, address (with stamp) BUTTRICKtWOfl BURY, ft*0 tire«nwi:h Sttsat, St

e, ia'll

's net a City, Town or Village, fa the Cbrted States where Tabba^'I'S. JCCMBYXSCBKT SxL-rBBE/

ApbbieKt

is not a houiehold medicibei

From every point of the compaes, )fRry mail brings testimonials of Its marvelous efflcacy ia dyepejisia, nervous debility, liver ronipiaiBts and1 constipation.

SOLD AT ALL DBCG8TOBB3.

WHISKERS A Heavy Beard ts in five week* by using Jtusseli's" Italian Compoaad 8ent clos ly sealed fron curious eyes for COe.

H. BUftSELL A CO., Waiertoaa, H. I,

J)is6acd

•liugs. MADAMtC UMEI/P MAHHABIAL BALK and Patent BBKA^X VLKTaXOH JavM.' ofies the form physiologioally. ilepM, 907fCaaal St., N. Yf renit stamp for Jfea^se. goU by

druggbts.

Jfcaaid-OWfOCfte^BcehWa ,bd Aft.A.i-. a do hereby (.ire public notice to all per-

StnEBE^lMXiHS. Dr. Oilbret's Pile InstniBsaat, for ths cdHiiof Piles, Prolapsns,^»»»jc., without aa od ration Or mtHiiCfne, re Vrllsves the. worst'Csi lAtfW'mln'utos. niid ha»F*1never apWWineiit cnrS. Sendl Druggists generally.— ^QDOLLABS. KO^AUtf* ai ai'^WU Broadway New Yort."

WAVTXD

FOB

OSSTEBAls It. O. BAKSB*S History of theSeeret This wort was announced isoretluta a'yearaBD, bat owing to the attempts of the Hmsiamaallii sapprees j. Its pnblicatioo was delayed. It will now be issued DNALTBBED and CHABBIDOXD, "under tb« saparvisija of GEJf. KAK— asarveloas narratives are attested ky eActal antbority.

Tbe MOBALd of the Kational THOBOUUHLY VlHTILATBD, and IMN u« aoaaa 8T2AUGK BKVCLATIOKS teaceniU^ nxADe or DCPA*nuunrs, Mfsmben or tioa-

ittagwishsd

PfeUSSIJTG,

«rasa fMSll fsidsa liwfcm aM dtemilitary character. MfetQmlat^,

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edi

hfd

-bBi&nji

f.aw

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MIliTOH B^ABLXT OO., Springfield,

ill

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lorr

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tMn* dips Gnaav Dieuus

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-fiiiiOi* -tmi A«»ntat and ttolatfa amoaatrofi

Coaeigoawlit»So&(iit*di 8eek» Airtf i*hed.

katjaa

Wool« 'properl7 dl«pl*.yed, aMl das a'ttsn: (Wen to eifeof.their beat dispoeal. Woolef W «ach consider iavariaHy kept Mpa rate

E O

17 Jf

lent

PsM'for 40 dte. WBareavOoan. Ii ti 1' I .V in

bExaiCAs'a Krw Pa*pii

Bmkeu fArfes, made of Wrought Iron^terf Bars, aud.tti»new meUl, Sfoou. XlSBN.or ^etettt Oryataniseil Iron, from^the ore tSlr^Uipiti, the only mateiri.l which eqnals the diamond Injl hardncee now-known in the world, and is the^eej

fxiltWih Dai5

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Iasare in tke Mone, «t ffe« T«t HQSFORH,' B&QWN

& CO.,

ii,

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HMMy «r dk COiy

kauirata^ife« HOSFORD, BKOW»^C0^

iBMre ta tlw I^ttj HOSFORD, BBOWN

Insare la lev lark. HOSFpfeliJS^vor VJ' lasarf la Die .Rapfctf

HOSFOBX, BBOWN CO^ Agetat

WfsrmsrTTSW*

Qra^iiffS^

Having conuaenced the Oaa

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obedienoe to tbe ioadly" azprsaaad wiabea of a large aaatbar of the cttiisss at thia city, aanonaoe to the pnblie that they base apsasd aa •OADEMT OF MU0IO to^ba eeaaad sSsay ef Tlssair's -"Talsss ag Ms- __ TiS TCBOItr

Their Kaato Boosts ais larae, wall ventilated mifi^in ti" "i-j sMWaftM,

^jsxsssji.'n??fssssJy" IH, ftptililwIOnsisiiiii Particalar'aUwtiaa paid to the aalttsadms "of the tolea. IsS*sSli»Mla«l»srsaii liii'CsXi'SMrtslw.

j. dmSSiillSMM,

**wrl* sftros man sbt

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No. 48. OhittAtDRMtiK

ttlO? 2 Hi

Haying perscmulr selected

thy

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edl

New Stocl

aM ftaat aararStt'IMS Varit l-eas.a#W«ble

-0*-„

.. -WBSiT Uret fkkJf-wiil be stockbd %itt

JbaatMaaisySji lag flails,,MasSa. B«ota^a»d"a|l kiads of small lanraaMbts. sach «s Ttolias^ Qultars, Draias, Brass aad Silver Baad* Instra-

/s o*i.IA i»ltA-

qwM .WT.

eantiex vS aedni

(t^ne«x

^i£%&S£22S&WS&!S£

Jteejs.JfJMtafaaWnabBo, ^aiMa aassjhsHaaaml Harp Strings, Kir Pieoss, Pen, BridgM, Mutes, Tuning Torks, Taslng Hiaaiwj PifSh!'Pipes, Castanets, OlairMet, .Usade, Violin, Violiaoellc and Doable Bass Wwsfttaao Folios, Double Ba-

Oaids.nadXnsiciBapws*jallalasg

.:,mr

oa I

Psaainalkrjttaatkm paM JUlUtha '.ataisj

PIsBO^Melpdee^A #gsB^ Always on hands a spisdald assortment of Pianos «bal the'H»eiM(abwV JTannftfctorisi ef V^bert

x*aMaris

4,,CsriuBrt'i a^tii6edtei otfsiuwuisno'i^ ot J. -v. "rated Bodotr Church Orgaas, Parlor Orgaas •eiadeoaa. These'-Witsumeats staird i&ti-

fid flhr

aiu

PBACTICALPIANOMAKKK, I^ trkitei ctfnssatfenVly a Judge o^ Instruments, tkaaa swsdUig«rdsrsiftsy'the diitanoa aan fnlly idly on ebtaiaiag asaoooaad fine aa article as ii

Liberal discount tp.Seminarles, Schools, UiniS' tsia'sndTeaebertefUasfi .- Send fai fflrcalar ap4 Price*., Jjcsrfclf meat warranted rpr five years.

mmt

I'lir-l

AND

IS SO PBONOOWOBD BY TH MomScientific Analytical Cheaiiste. It Biestercs Orsjr Hair to

HUtw^Caaw.'."

It PraaNtes tls« irawthaflhs 'JBafn

tt£SSr£B&»'£2%3

Wisry

r-jtuod-

nzitorc,

ISS COMPANIES. RtCAN EXPRESS COM PAMY.

WI8WBHIATM ClflTAL, $»,—,OOQt Tba above asssad Ooaipaay have la tUneii wpselseeei. aad

tnttr

it,,

MDSiq.

c1*%,pita..: StMlA*™* s.Terra Haute, Indiaaa.

ssfaw-Jai ^f:!0j

TARRiJTT?8

fji.li Tiitifh

tin

-I

JiatH tsiMr aad Hassan. Keeps tka Boaiy BeaUby.

ItCeatalas aa I^Jarleaa lafiedlaat, ,. ,Aad is generally atseor^sd to bet

h0 c=a

1A8PLENB1D D8RSS1K6.

:l-?M -Htl

ITS MXBITS

.. -j., .-ti, .-...JMI.-Wl Are Iaaida tlM fiottle!!

cf C=3

BoiUi«^dttthis1MOaS

litQCID

-ts eOeaojr,.' bMj«o-j|fi OTABANIKK toj' refinid tbe money tunny person who will oaa.two battle* aal tkaa say that bar Restor%Uv,e has fa.ilsd to ^o pU wacl^Ua,

wit »lj 0 v»u'l' *ia 'friTtl TO TinS PDBurcL Our BfAHBCTT-la, the

firtl

and

Mb miu he discovered the art of coniSining a HAUt BLSTOBATIV* with a Ubusiko, of whish there ara now many iteitattom in:fhs market, Vet none bat ^ABftrrys are 0rij$s»l.

Tsna Haats, IaA

O N ja *L-'

.. COTTFTECTlOirBBY

I 3 5 & 3

't'liavs to-day opened a naw aad complete stock :»f:Aaads In my line, «Milstn(of WMip, Mfp, V1XI CAX0I AXB Mil, af all kinds ta whteb liDVita the attsntlon ef tbaTaSMe

Wsk

t*f

fcsitif^fcfteel, Beat

Aeot.^p Hendrich A Felienaer'a Vhiaa Store.,

I ha slsi isiiga* l!UgJiMW' stylaak ICE CKK^ftALOON, roa a» laoiss' as ttnusm,

ap to sail most Xast dkuu,:

Sv^a^andfTSf.

Apr**}**,"

J°IiSL\i^,

tss.

•fi *n» OBOCEBIEt,

IMAIS, TCBACGM, TKtf, et« aodtf ..

'*t

Msaasailts, Mrou

leaving and arriving at Terra Hants, aa follows Two KxpreuM Mln^to w^jkoa: Jaw Task, «.'l -S-CkeeKadf 3-^

Boston, "Plttabnrg, PhiladalpMa, W all si™ points ta ths Xastern Stat sand

O A N A A S »sar Toil wtdk Walto, Fkt|o« to'« *»d OallArnia Baprsas.lLr all potna ia Kenya. Oallfooila aad Ossjs»^«M— fbrae liprtuu Dally, to' aad from

Olncinaati, Ohio, Indiaaanolis, Jnd Oolambus,

:Blchmond,

22S» S fart^aw, .* nawara, Logaasport, ZanesviUe. Peru,

And all points In Indiana aad Ohio. Two txprenea Ballr. to and from: Bolat Louts, Mo.r- Chicago, Illinois, Uaiintl, Osotralia, Milwaukie, Wis Detroit, Mich. Madison, Halnt Joeeph, Mo. And all potnu North and West, inclading point* .. in XAJMM M4 NtbfiikA.

i-.

Two Kxpresses ^lly, to and fnjm: StMsilslii, l*fhyett«/ OrawfordsvUls, Michigaa t»y, ML

»*»ssa«i8& .v"#omOae AeeMRttMdatN»B Kxpress iii'- "•ai**- and ficam Pafifc nitnob. Charlaataa, Ubuuis

Mattoonj Ilifliols, and lotet mediaH poiu ts. All busiaees jeouaateu, thieA'ampauy will litlMtMn^oi^*nd with

La -i

dupatck.

Bates as low as by auy Responsible Oompuuy' rtTBICJST, naat W

ovriuK ou JTOUKT^ ariu Ohio fltiwe^-ttrts UahU, fud. S.

K, w. «b»AAEt(ia|»,l. Imlianapolle. lud.

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I N E

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'-M.ijff.OViW

ABAastirtKss csnimv g» .• »d--

T-\i

GBKA «b*fc®'rl»7f

,ntm

«Micni Weslem tnd SoiiUierj XXPBES6 *^ltiWAKDKB».'" ^J»S Haaa tacllitiaa over all tba JUthMaia BliH*^ *. and Sonth, for the ra^uli tcaaspottattoa-oib. Tiw MONEY AND OTHKB ^AliUAJJLf

Heavy and Light freight, Packag«a ,A*. DrmtPt~*bd BUU colitcUd. *ud Droaki turMmade ."0(- -:,^T .v ^M^ehanU»e taken for d^.rj oa^y^,fc ol

AMoM|riii|U| Ma pTWeeede murued

"'tJnSer'careful Measeag»rs,th« .BaraSaai'arrMLf aad departs with nearly all the tiiins, kr tht. (^0^9astv»UBUiSa«adJhtssasedM^9aut«, mak.i,l»|jjy faaaecftoaa. with

^\|.#lnpl|s4^0«pf tba»oath. uxn-MdMW a» jdits anut eMipjiii

Losses and damagea ^ro^tly a^iw^fad ay^aral

sawsssbraf ^^iisim^&Otii^ oid

Y* »«»v"s» «i vyviaawuavi uiw via

otm lasftonsf-

the pubUe, «ji'J

§0®ssa5!ssBfar£"' Utaolicit aaorftiatinace of its Offl^e at Xsj. piMesliaaisa Bbs^TSw^s'

Viiii,

ttitr AlLKN,..Ag«v

HovlMtf

r.'j'Ml

•M

hns

•u:.-n,g aaavisti art

pTRIEHAILWAY»'!' JS

ejbr.! 1.) AoUaa-Wft -BOBTQK,

.And Hew En^lahd CItiM.

Dmkirk 0 Nefo TorfA"

.err: Vlt '4T»3aa THIS BAILWAJ X^TBMIW TBOM

Bkffah to "Nkto Fork ««»«,

,4iAa«S».

't- *W*-fW" Km, 's» Ol

fi to 97 MILES the SHORTEST B*V*E

All Trains fun directly through to Sr«S« lliUi wiUronfthatrgo of iia .•»-•/ •. .so .ol yd

liftttf

MWteTreteajtfii

cdtiDwHon with »ll Wvvtorn iinta.

lollowi: X'-

5•*

a.ae

r.S

a. Ta*k in^ k*»»*tis,

fionuSalamaaos, (toiqLijfa.-twtspted). ato'paat

and arrives tnHtfw^Tbrk.t fKKrP. M. ii 7^8 A. M. Express Mall, trom inwhiNc, (Sundays excepted). Stops at ijalamanca 0.40

aad ooaaects at tturakUsMthi sM Cor ning with the 8.S0 A,

Kxpress MaU fajm

ButUlo, aad arrives In New York at 7.00 A.JM.

«.»». M. Jt. YrVtslstKltvreA, MM tWikirkU"Maj»iycopied^pi

Sttopa -at BaBiwaaca

at 12 30 P. aoaafcsili^ WiO^AfiMMn Tratns for Boston ayd Hsf-^lftnd Oliaa.

B^N»«:Xork7lass tafn 1e-

mTA^'IWS' ¥**TilgS8SSS^ ^aadaya

VMB

6# A. Ho- tBkfl)BuafdShausaKloii.?ii., (Dlae) Turner's 8.06 ,-«yaweaa.vat Great Bead with Delaware, LackawamaA V"

mmJtf4!rgtftM4Mihn*xVUf wM Mldtnght Kspreas Train ojL.Ktw, Jersey JlaUra«d.lir r^fladMpbiAr BiltfrttoWandWasTibig^n. bM-ja. •. JExpreM aisiit, vra^von std •iass^sviU* UPMtaVS SScapted). Arrlveun

burg.

cHutae anif»

•ui'V'm.llliffiK.

Ei^n..

(ta

days eicepted/. bt^pe at Hbrnelisvule 6 25 tcs (|iep-)t aaAarrfarsa-sa McIsrkfaWA^Ki-

sod^Wasbm«SM9%M¥tMtwVoHt#tWliVirning bpress X^»i»,^r Ui«tosi atauHewiil^g' land Cities. V.IO P. -IH. JfSw Torh BTf^t C^pMSsa,

DAILY. Stops, at Uoraslisviite lO.a^P."1*.,

(Sap.),

intsrSBCtlng with thejL16 P. M. Train lronrDaoitlrlr- and trrJvsa flrTfew York at

U.M r.

a omimmi

days excepted). HtopS *at A.M., (BVO.): Tarner-a tU#.Stand arrive* in Rsw York at 3.4S P. A, BMta .at Great Bend with Delaware, wanna A Weetarn Bali road tor ScracUui, Tr«.ntou aad PUiladepM*i 'aii4 at NSw Toi-k' with Afternoeon Trains .andi: gMMMts

IBtes,

iof

ikufMA

and KsW Xn^Iand Cities. Only oss.liaislait ss jani^ kavit^al falo at 6.10P.M., and reaching New torkstlUO aftemooa.

a'y

:, :63S

Boston and Kew Xaghnjl ^aUug^wM. ^tiir Baggaga, are Uamiareed /r?s «*dfpe (o. ^w Tort.

ThabsstTenMlated and fao«t LuiuWaV'Si'Si)iui Coaches WIS XI1S WO|Lbf^««ioaCaDying all night trains on this railway. baggage Checked nirtr^gk!

Jtttd Fare at tint as 6y any 'othifr

l}idUte.

ASk FOB fiCIUtDl T1A XBI# BAUKHt^

WWch^A"^it^

H. HlDDIxK WM. R, BA&tBf

•.-. rf: *r

«RAL\ SHIPPISi^

MiHora and Di«tiUers Ws are ssa«4b«*riag a

ft bti

Power Corn SiieUeiis

Of all slasa aad oapadty kvaglag -aMas

SO to iQOO BvuhgH* pe*Mitotani

Ballt of IRON, and Warranted MStodlean IN ANT

OOSMJIOH OW

01~B

GBAUito

3ijj

OVEE BOO IN DAILY UPNB IrMIs hpm, UsilBinli^.rsm Uh,*!, ^.

BICHABD»S IBOJT WQMX9. 190 A 1M' WASlIfKGTON STUXXt T.CHICAQO.JfcJb I j-.-a'Vjj

r|OMAIN PtOW WOBKS.

JL/ btsa, PicUt (Matyj Mib The Empire Qacen «r Uie ^sft. This Standard Plow tiSS tisve^ bean etatt^ and for geaar^parpassdaver wiil be. XaiSscOasSrm tfoa we are working a perfectly botaegaaions Usst Sssel that '.-wlli en polfiih and otrt hvSWy othar Wrough Plow isade. It thro• a mUf, tines, aadsraeefui furrow, and In dratiifhPi* The Ughteet Plowoa/eoMd. FafPWfttytMfeuMtiito examine this Plow at

'BafiMa: ptotMaaMMr- elsae^bert.-i T«aViasM(Ve dsaira to prossota, and what ws say is trus. prossota, and what ws say is trus.

£wis^SlSi

BOTlMw.ll McGUlUK, 0AMPBXLLA00