Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 May 1867 — Page 2

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A r. EXPRESS.

TKKKK HAUTK. IIOJ.

Horning, Majr^Stfc, YS$7

Saturday

A fee-lnlon or (he

Presbjterlsjiu..

The "Presbyterian Assemblies now in aeesi^)1 will, it is thought!

effect a re

union. of tke two schools. The full text of the proEosed reunion hga.been pub-. liahedL ©ais is .struck opoa reading It with the weakness of the barriers that haw~*r thirty yean separated the two bodies. Both have always iield to the tame tenents of belief, and accepted precisely the same polity. The confession of faith, a creed drawn up in the infancy of Presbyterian isai, has remained without alteration, the standard of orthodoxy with them both. There was never any difference between them in this respect. There may havG been, and doubtless was soMo difference in the relative prominence given to their more angular or controversial doctrines, but it has never been an. uncommon thing to find the most intensely Old School Theologians within the pale of the New School

Church, and men of rare liability and freedom from sectarianism in the Old Scbfaol branch. The matter Of doctrines never having separated them,' is now, therefore, bo barrier whatever to their re-union.

Slavery was the beginning and the whole of the difficulty. There were antislavery and pro-slavery elements in that as "in ill the churches, and because the former would not down at the bidding of the latter a breach was made between them th'tt j-miM noLbe healed soJoi^jm slavery existed. That buried in., the ruins of the past, and acknowledged by all decen^tpple to baye been the mother of all abominations and cruelties, there remains no good reason why-they should continue apart.

The only practical difficulty, judging from the terms of agreement, will be the blending of their several organizations, such as home and foreign missions, boards of publication and theological seminaries but there need be no serious difficulty in arranging those matters. A committee of learned doctors of the law, selected from both churches, has been appointed to investigate all questions of property anc^yeated rights as they may stand refated tc. the matter of re-union, and that committee will not, we apprehend, -find any special obstacles in the way of per feoging properly the details of re-union,'

If, as is generally supposed, jthree fourths of the churches of both branches aro" teady to meet upon the proposed terms, the only real impedi&enthas al ready been removed, bitter\$nd deep-seated animosity which existed only a short time ago Would pot,'1 was until ver^ recently teared^fllo jy of a re-Qnion until'th'e men

wHfwereuprominent

The re-union of these two branches the church, "which see ma to be near" at han3, augurs favorably for the complete re union of the Nortb and the South. The cause of estrangement was the same both cases, and that cause being entirely

tation increased the perplexity of ^the King. It was seen tbatnothing done in the absence of the mas^ fie was called|to Berlht»»^: caaine| eil was held inwafl^iately Sfter and the ^proposal of a agreed "Co. "The rapture which iimvifoftle is thus prevented.

removed, none of its effects ought lon^jto remain in either Chureh or fttate,

a is or re on on do in

Count* Bismark's Disagreement with the Xing of Possia.

If we may attach credit to letters from Berlin, the recent visit of M. Bismark to Pomerama w§a not so much on account of ill health and the Necessity of repoBe after so much fatigue, as of a (serious difference between him and the Sing on tl$ question, of JLuxembpurg. The information he received from the Prussian Embassadors in London, St.Petersburg and Vienna, left"no doubt on his mind that he should have communication from those Governments more fa'vorable to the views of the French Government than to his own. He communicated hig^appreherf-"" sion^ Jo_the King,.and askedlfor-initruc-tions as to the reply that should be given them, at the Bame time expressing his own opinion that, it should be conciliatory, so as td leave door Jopen to ulterior negotiatious. The King appears to have thought otherwise. Hfe conceived that the right of Prussia t? occupy the Duchy was evident and undeniable, and that the reply to the notes of the three governments, should be the pure and simple assertion of the right of Prussia.

C^unt Bismark did not hesitate tode^ clare that the immediate consequence of such a notification would be war war boguii against the wish, and with the expressed disapprobation of all Europe, and carried on by Prussia amid jthe difficulties of an incomplete organisation, with hostile passions and Ttfiioor which were not yet appeased for the Hanoverian and Danish populations had still to be kept dowo by a large armed -fore*. As—the King was not convinced by these arguments, M. Bismark said that he had no course left but to retire.

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His devotedness to his master was unbounded, but it was too much to expect that he should accept the responsibility of ft resolution which ne felt would end in the rum ot the policy tor the triumph 'of svhich he had labored. earnestly and so incessantly, and had sacrificed his repose and his health. Ho asked permission to retire to his estate for some days. If the' King designed to take into consideration SnrlT k°

6Xprossed he

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(-oinmuuicationXroui tits

three Powers Wr.ved in Berlih. IV was Ae'V

t,y.lh0 u"der-Seoretary

Terrible Man's

Tragedy—A

Head Chopped Off—The Murderer Attempts to Kill tne Victim's Wife.

[from tli* fM»SftuUr Our community was thrown -fnto excitement -yesterday, -by—the—Bews of •be perpetration of a most atteeiymj gysMj in the town of Bridge Water, In" tffiSpotftity, near Dundas, yesterday morning.

The particulars, as we gathered them from the constable fmw Dundas, who came down with the prisoner on the train te our place yesterday, were as follows:

west of the railroad, where he had a clearing. The murdered man, whose name was Josiah Stamfoid, was a neighbor of Hoyt's. It would ^appear-from Hoyt's statement subsequent to his arrest, that there had been some trouble between him and-&tamford, relative to,|jie cattle o|,khe latter, which had trespassed on Hoyt's clearing. Yesterday morning the two met in the woods, and after a few words bad passed between them, Hoyt rushed upon Stamford and struck him a terrible blow with an axe, cutting open his bead and felling aimto the\ground, &Q$r which he dealt him another terrible cut, literally severing his head from his body....

The murderer, then, with the ti^er like ferocity of his nature fully atouBedr r^hed to ttse murdered mari'fe TiouSe fo^' tW purpose 4f killing his wife. She w|ts alone bnt being a woman of large frame, she made a desperate resistance and succeeded io keeping the flenct'at^baytantil her two sons, hearing.thfe noise of the struggle, rushed iu aud succeeded in ty ing the wretch. They were then unaware of the terrible fate" of the murderer, chafing at the failuie of his last attack, bxultingly proclaimed that'iie'had at least succeeded in killing the "aid map,", when dn repairing to the woods ^Ihey found the statement but too true

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causing the division' had b«en gathered to thoir final rest, but thii apprehension has been happily disappointed. As the sepa ration' occurred a generation ago (1837) the ereat majority sf those who partioipar ted mtfiiave^Ifisasd'away j. so happens that the two leading spirits in tha Assembly—Dr. Breokenridge, of Ken' tuck, and Dr. Boaman, of New York, now a citizen of Illinois—ara alive, but they "buried the hatchet" on the outbreak/Of the rebellion and made common cause against that political imitation of.^£bstr own example. Their course has been followed quite generally by their friends.

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A constable from Dundas was'aent lor" and arrested the. murderer and brought

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displayed tne coolest, indifference respecting his horrible crime, freely acknowledging its perpetration, and only regretted that he had not succeeded in killing the "old Woman," as he tqched thOvictimAr wife. He declared that if he could be re* leased so as to go back and finish his bloody, work, he should be ?ead tirdie.— He Htso declared that-if aB^th'erSwtgmw^ cf his had not paid attention to his warning to kecjp his cattle off his (Hoyt's) pr emiseaj.., he would n-'- hi through."

The murderer is^ apparently betwaj thift^and-thirtyi.five'y6»r» o^^efWm dium hight, and well knit frame, and countenauce not very ill-looking,_bjjt yet suggestivey of -.'a dogged Vindic^jvenest which it would be dangerSus^ to rouse xir to action. He has a wife and seven children. The murdered man, Stamford, was about Jftyrryears of age,' and" had' two •one, the eldest of whom.was „fcbpa£ twen ty-qne, 1'

Hoyt was "brought before Justice Perkins, but the' examinatipn was adjouroed. After he was cdmmitted to jail, he assumed an air of carelessness, and whistled and hummed snatches of songs, although it waB pretty evident that his demeanor was affected, and inspired b^ a spirit of bravado, rather than that of real idditferenoe to his position.

A Man-Wolf.

Bev. Dr. Butler, the welWcnown Mefh -odist .Missionary who esta|t ^|d ^|e sion of that Church in India in 18o6, recently returned to this country. Hi makes the following statement of a re markable case:

In 1859 a British soldier, while, bearing a dispateh from one magistrate to another

in the kingdom of Ouda, passed antiimfo quented ravine, where he sftw a pack wolves, and with them a human being, evidently one of their company...-Injme diately turning back, he reported ^bejdir cumstance to the magistrate Yor WJioin he .was traveling. The latter foKhwith mustered a. number of Coolies and wedlto the place. The wolves fled a short distance and sought refuge in a sort of cave or den. Beginning to dig, the party soon discovered the feet of the wild man, and drawing him forth, succeeded in binding and carrying him to the twga. Dr. Butle has seen him often since, Slid "lays life evidently a man, and at the time of his capture apparently „aboufe.twenty-four years of age. C? ""3

As tlw| before «be devoured her prey the'tfchiM instinctively sfearelied for fobd.'^^W ning to draw its nourishment, it awoke in the wolf the maternal iostinc1©«#ich led to the preservation of its life, and thus the boy lived and grew.

at once

return to hn post if not, he should remain in Pomerania and enjoy the repose which ho so much needed. He was allowea to depart, and he did so as one who thn^hl™1*

r«turuif»g-

Mi«. "i

In the mean-

u*P««ted

of State,

maintained abs«iuu reserve, plcadiu* ^Xcu-'p the absence ofhiscbitt. ihi er onai in.eipoiitionof QueenV.i tona nuu uie tmporur of liusaia caustd much perplexity to the King. He was e»peutaMy surprised and disconcerted" by the Ki.tt.acr uote, as the language of Prince Uortschakolf, in the early stave of the affair, was not of a kind to prepare him lor the remonstrance which, the Csar addre««ei to hu uncle, towards whom he had aiways invariably manifested the greatest, deference. The minis ten Were quite as much embarrassed as their master. I hey had had been much accustomed to the firm and resolute administration •f AL. Bismark, and without him they were h^itating and. timid, and their hea^

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Basil Duke is a newspaper canvasser in Tennessee. pww- *11 WjSjyrW rt J. Walker is VbMt to opefelfk oiel.at Georgetown,.& G. im n-in-law assist in mm najr b«lS-

The ^captured creature at first ^ioleSjtly resisted the attempt to put clothing.mon him, but after a while ceased to tear ih garment. He is now'kept by a gentle man in'the city of Thabje-Yampore, some eight hundred miles west of Calcutta. When first taken he was unwilling to eat anything but raw meat, and has never bean able 'to apeak or fti&jratiy mation to a knowledge of the alphabet. If any one loolu, ewnestjy -:or:*haH]y at him, he expresses his annoyance by a half uttered grunt immediately turning ^away and settliii& tyoa his: hauncih^ la av^bri^' er of the room, or lies down.-He eats his food offvth? ground paria althol%h evidently a human being, is in habits wolf, with tho instincts of that b„east. ...

This is certainly an anomalousYacHTi natural history, although it it,said^"%Rt four similar cases are known to have occurred in India,, presenting the same gen eral facts.

Wolves abound in India, wher# the Sn*v habitants live wholly in the cities and viland at the approach of night all •parsons emptoyed in the open atanfrygfiil tire .to these clusters of houses, or huU,andr these roving and ferocious animals firif free range. It frequently happens that a wolf steals hito a house and- carries off a~ child. So frequently is this the case that in the schedules furnished for recordings Ite morality in each place, one Column headed, "Carried off by wolves."

Dr. Butler's theory of this strange case that a sbe wolf prob«lly^Fried off this

person when he was sin in hint, but that

Sotne weeks since the wife of a respectable citizen of Troy died afler a brief illness—leaving her husband something like $5,000, which she had^atfefully saved fyom money wbujk, ooiue ltttah^ pyESessiou, and 6f the existence ot which the husband was entirelyignonintl through a long life, she had been a faithful wife and a valuable hslpuiate, and %y-9u itx death was faitbful still.

Capt. T. P. Flack, a distinguished English novelist, alter an extended sporting lour through the,UnitedtJute^and^ffigv* lsb American Provinces, has arriveajn Houston, Texas, from whehoaiu^propose* to return directly ty hia

At tb. N.» T«ck Omu.

evening, at the e)^ie of the first. toSutiftil basket of ffowere was haud^lo Miss Sophie Worrrtl. Imposing amid these flowers was a beautiful set of diamonds—a brooch and earrings—raided at $3,900, and presented by a "friend.* Mis* Sophie came forwaid in a.few moments, wearing her superb present, tod

XS^SSP*.

Am Ohaillu says that when^ he remonstrated with the Africans for their in tern? perance, they replied .. "Look At the gorilla he drinks water."

... ...» f*«s as4ti'£Ta»J l«W' v- 3*5Ji3L I Wit -78»i ^iiar««tidK

Blind Tom is giving successful in Paris. tfT?.

The great French

nitia tive

M. Bon

"was* dtra to Mr

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MrrJeremltfh^ Abdse, aged"oneJraildiiedjU^six"ytficrs and. fourteen d^Sjidied near Keyport,Monhiduth eounty, Indiana

An old lady, 7£ yean old, in ?eters !rg, ^v ii» «S?entry cat flve near teeth, and three more are about making their pearanee in her mouth, the oik ones having longsinpefaljen oat.

The murderer's name is Alfred Hoyt.— He lived the timber region about, one and a half miles this sjde DjmdatS, andl/ ^re8^ont Johnson dresses for his afterttfaaf /\F ha roilpaoH urhaM ha hon /ilaai. ...

noon.v^k, witb a scrupulops nicety, in itseliljiyMidtt to attract attention. Ha wears gloves, carries a caiie, and his irongray hair is, smoothly rolled under. |Lord Brougham, it is feared, isjl' jiepe'Stt^l^se. 4The veteran and scholar is still in the full possession of his mental facultiee, but his physical powers, which for many years have seemed to defy the-enuroachments of time, are yieldii^ at lau to infirmities of age.

The "bride" of a tin wedding in "Vermont turned up missing on the evening of the'festival,and afterlconsiderable search it wiitf'f&nd that She had eloped with a young man, taking with her all the." tin" her husband^^hid'saved iri-tin-j^art.

hasband's funeral. The New Tofk Express says th.tt Little AlllSight^has beeiome the fashion. The a^stocracy borrow him every afternoon thfct he can be spared, for their children topkv with. On Thursday this new human ioy waSi"loaned" for thre^ hours to ode pf't^first old .KnickerbpAer famij^^s/to delight the youngsters.

Budroodeen Tyabjee, a Mohammedan, humii admitted to practice at the Engli^bik'^Se V^Wdrii on the Kcnran. intends to practice at the bar at Bombay, and Will 4e the #rst member of the bair

tw^JfuiiaiL

ir a disciple, of- tile

Prophet. |A Germs® ^esiding. in N^wH^tein, Wis.,TOqaJitB FrtSsideht Johhseft'td itknd sponsor to his seventh consecutive loy, it being a dme-honored custbmf ift Germany ^hat the sovereign rulex' of the country allow his name to be entered on the baptismal register as sponsor to the seventh bqy borg in: op jatermpted succession in thh ilame family/, President .Johnson has acjceded to the reqiiest '•£. Mrs. Adger is said -to be the leader of: fashion in London. She is a widow, and is^descrifeect aTa tal^ handsomi-looki infe woniaifrkbd witb'a brofusibn^f light h«Sr and jMi'-bTio^ said that sh^ never appears a second time in the same dress. Sbe has received many offers df marriage, all of which sbe "'spectfully

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^'It has conferred upon me a great bluing '.•it ihaving cured my face and hands of an eruption proWounctd incuras ble by all my physicians," writes Hannah G.^Patton, of Cincinnati, about Palmer's Lotion. [dwlw. i' ".ic-ii Jrfum. .-v rv'...j..

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Diamonds, Fine Jewelry,

SOLID &II'VFJK WARE,

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GLOYER's--

TERRA 60TTA WORKS,

Has joQ'band, or'm*aafactarea t»! order, all kinds of Artiittecturil Oraaucnti, enoh as Window Oap% BracktU, HedaUlbus, Pfoel and ciete KdTicBBiertt Flower Vagea, Life sine Statnary, rea"treat of Union Depot. apriI6d6m

CARRIAGES.

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CottN^a Wababh a 1st Bts., Terii Hacts, !*»., Eefcp coaat«Dtl^ .on ba&dt a&d offv for (ale at the lew est marker prices, all of the lateat styles of-

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Feb 27 dawSai

fURRlAGE PACTOKY.

4esTre to annnanos to the public aad citizens latere Halite, ttlM Chi«ijbpatltd a. Yactory for Kn^fACtnrinK Carriages, Baggies, and Spring ag)as, on Second Street, three ors south of Main, where I twBi bfr found at all-|iaeK jreadj to aacommodaM lfe*b mav Tafor m#«ntb a

OUiRgpalring wiil be doae promptly. te promptly. JOSEPH WEIGHT.

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Bars, aud the new

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American Agriculturist" (after S months test) "American Institute farmers' Club," Hat. De'iritreet, Prof. 0. 8. Fowler, Miles Oreehkood A Co., and otters si/ of it. The Brass Metallic pa*t* sent to Farmers (wber.we have na aganu). with lull iustructiobs for making their own Brooms, by mail Or ejtpreSs (prepaid) for Address—naming first, t#cond and third cboloe of Cftnnties—0. A. QLKOO A C0^M6 Breadway, N. Y., sole owners of Silvers' Patent Broom

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LIQUID BEJfJfET.—For making dalicians desserts of Dint XT, or CtTBBI and Wnr, In ten minutes, lor three cents p^r quart. A perfectly satisfactory article. 25 cts. a bottle. Ask yoar Druggist for Smsn't, made only by Ji.HU T. Shinn. Phila., Pa.

Agentsreliable

wanted toseii the instantanb. ODS GREASE EXTBACTOB ThK bwt ana only artiola for removing Grease, Paint, Pitch or Tar, from Ml fabrics «it boat in jury, works like magic. For Circulars aad Terms, address (witb stamp) BUTTKICKA WOOD BUBY, 170 Oreenwldi Street, N. Y. ?.

There's not a City, Town er Tillage, in the United States where Tabbxxi'b ErriBVEacUT -Seltebb ArBBirarr is not a household modidse. From every .point af tha compass, every mail brings testimonials of its marvaJona efllasay in dyspepsia, nervous debility, liver complaints and constipation.

SOLD AT ALL DBTJGSTOBKS.

LADIES,

Discard IniorloiiB Pad

dings. MADAMS JUMEl/f MAMMAB1AL BALM aad Patent BKKAST ELEVATOR developes the form physiologically. Depot, DOT Canal St., N. Y. Send stamp for Treatise. Bold by druggiits.

SURE PILE CXJJEtEI! Dr. GUbrat's Pile Instrnment, for tbe radical care of Pilee, Prolapsus,Ac., without ac operation or meuicine, re. wlieves tbe worst c^aa in five minutes, and has^^aavar failed to effect a permaneat cure. Send for Circular. Sold by Druggists generally.—S .Discount tbHaalers.— Agents wanted everywhere Bent to mtU, on receipt of 0 Bry-jDOL LAHfl. J. B. BOHA1XE Man aSrfgar, 676 Broadway: N'»* York.

WHISKEBSI A Heavy Beard is ssarrtMSd In Ove weeks by liaing Busseli's Italian Oomptand. Sent closely mated froir curio as eyes for 60s.

H. KDSSJCLL A CO., Watertown. JI. T.

AGENTS WANTED FOB GENRBAT. Is. C. BAKER'S History or the Secret Servke.

This work wasannouncad msr* than ay ear ago, bat owing to the attempts of tha Government to suppress ij, its publication was dalavsd. It »1U now be issued CNALZS3MD aad OS aOTBXUB), under the MptffllltB of OEN. KAuK. Tbaa. marvelous nanativsa are atlas ted by tholfcbaaS ofllcial autiiority.

The MORALS of tba Krikssl Capital Wm THOROUGHLY YXNTILATEO, aad there ara some 8TBANSB BBYBLAIIUNS namrnlas HEADS OF DBPABIMBN1B, Meestace of Oobgnss Femal* PsiSia fieteii, aad diatlagtiiabad military charactsr. 8a*dforOil«alan and aw ear terms, and a fail deacrtptioBof tha wark. Address JONBS BBOTHBU OOn

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I IN BEAUTIFUL COLORS.

SPBINO SHAWLS. •-»l 1 -!5ia

PLAID or ALi epiMa, Splittdid Steek of

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MUSICAL.

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tha pabUa that they have opsasd aa ACADEMY OF MTJ8IO ar*s "Palaca of It* rsd to jtee Inetry.

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•fellas, Onttar*. FlatMaa^aU Ma4a o«Hastea MerchandlseiSo/SlWabash Strest, I TBaaA havtE. Indiana.

T0HIN8 A^P,BEPA(BU10 cf PIANOBaad other Instruaienu Will ba promptly attended to. OLD PIANOS wHihs taAaB in anaAafa MM **di r- J. 0. lilNVKMAlTN^

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Largest Assortnidlit -or-

Ma ffca IJefchai IjEis 'Hi! the north-west The first Floor will be stocked witb

Quitars, Drums, Brass and Silver nd Instrameats, rlutinas, Qui tars, Cotraarttanu, Acccrdsons olill sites and prime, Clafsoleta. Flutes, Dram Gbcdj Sticks, Drum Bi^ts, CallaUs' Ibto Heads, Shaepskin Drum Heads, Brass Month-Pieces, Oer

SiHer MoatbyPieo«a,:Baaioa,Thstesv rinse, German Y'ouns, branch Yiollns, aew, Ereach''VlbUta, (latitatin (Hi flsiadMHa^ Oaa aaoius, and ottMsrCraatoaa patternakl VloUaosllos Denble EaksSS/TIoIln Vfo(er^Boards7YioItn ntas

Oardt, and Music Papsrs efall dase^ Particular attention paidx tft *SSSI Btria I^artment.

The Second floor wftl be Stacked witb

Always on hands a splsdnid assortment of Pianos

•wasir Knabe Oo, lMtAnees, I aiid *^ah«r Pirst Jlosfia .\n &:•:

Sand. loraCiiealar. iWlc.iJSDj

By »ade, conteqaentfy a )uii«a oflnetraments. these sendlacorasrs frosa tbe diatanoa oaa laiJy raiy On abtainlng as gockl and fine an artiola as personally seleotad. iJtteMl disoount 1* tan sbAwaohsraef Msria.

Bead «w Circular aad Pdoss J&rsnr Jnstra mant wairantsd for Are years. Send orders to PUSSNXK'S

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PALACE OF MUSIC 4S Ohio Street. ,: 8 Tsrra Haata, Iadiaaa.

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inure In the Kame^ o( Kes lork, H03F0KD, BBOWK QO, AgenU t: Iniare ln tbtHo^ df Kew Tor*1,

BjOgFOBD, BROWN 4 CO, Agents.

iBfdre in tke Hoae, of JTew Tork, HOSFOED, BBOWN & CO, Agents ,f Iaiare In the Bone, or Mew Tork,

HOSFORD, BROWN ft 00, Agents.

Insure fn the Home,of few Tork, BOSFORD, BKOWN & CO, Agents-

Ibsore In the Home* of ICev Tork, HOS^ORD, BROWN A CO, Agents.

Lasare in the Boae» of Kev lor*. BOSFORD, BROWN A CO., Agents

liuirti 1* the Hobm, of Mew Tort, HOSFORD, BROWN ft CO, Agent

HATS AND CAPS

BW YORK iiAjT. STORK

:nv, 99

Joseph C. Yates, JU8T IN RECEIPT OF Mena' Hats ot uii kinds, ^jBoys' Hats Of

«Ukinfw,':i

£,„• Mlsios' Hats of sail Htndsp Infants* Hats of sOl kinds. And at all priosa. a^. Hats made to order on short notion:- Cona

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TO HIS, Patent Larar Mmspifls.

fall Jewelled, Hnntlaf Casee, Sterliaf Bfirer, llaaatifnlly Kngtrared and in erary rsapsst list class Timers. To beeold etatf dftUeteeebhi Meg lass tbaa three-fourths tbe o»et ofmanatsaturinc. Thsaa Watches are retailed by Jr#ellers at ftoa flZ tolls, tba aetnalcost to tha •aasfsslsiai' btlogWsck. Zais stack of Watehss waa pnr4based at a Bankrupt 8a a in London, and ara now offered at stich. xtramaly low flgnree, that all aay poesese a e-rrtai Tfane-fcssptrat a aswaly neaiasl

Iraf Watch- wassaated.'Bir a yean, Var &o, orderln« tbemaaut by nwU, mast ssaleseO ceata.ztra to yrepajr postage. Moaey caeleesd in a wail SsaWdMtet as tsjnM

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Dayton, Port Wayne, Nswark, Logansport, Pern.

And all points ia Indiana aad Ohio. fff«

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Mhlo, Washington City. Aa4 aU other yelnta in the Esstara-Atatea aaA

Ixiresa Dailr. to and. fromKOOKVILLI, IND.

Capital.

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of mf eld frienda and oaitomM, Md DBtvlsirUiloritt^Ukiil totM

Mercbandlss takan tor deilrery onpairaiet.. at »t,.,. the aceospanyinj bill, aad proeseds retorted promptly.

Under careful Messengers, th. Xxprees arriTM aad departe with nearly all the trains, fir tb pfWdpsHasta^s cMsaan*. lateraediata r«4ata ^ah'H ^"S* eeaaseMene.wMfc .-f jtati??

®a« Southern Express, far tba principal«Jtiss at tha Soaib.. iii BAtn AS MW AS AST OTBBK COMPAtfl!

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jeHge will no at once oonrinoed of by simply com' prftlng thamwlth or* t'Xi il

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MntLoais, Mo., (JUoaii), Illinois Bannibal, Oeatralia, -Milwankie, Wis Detroit, ^Mlch. Madlsoa, te, SaintJoasfh. Ma. And all poin ta North and West, ineladinc potats

IccoBUMdatkM bfiwi SaUi To and from nuaois, Char1«at«n, Illlaofs Mattooa. iilinaia. aivd inlti sstdlat* lmints AU business entrusted to this Compsmy wiU he tended to rromftif and witb dfgafcA W* ea as low aa by any Baspousibla Oampnny,.^ riOE on rODETfi STKXET, nett ttoJr tT

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Lomm and danagaa promptly s^JaaM sad wttM 9d4

Twent^.JSfear»i I. '1»»iis Of saccsssfnl operations of this old and reliable ,, Company is a snfflcient guarantee or it. reeponslbUity and honorable daalUc wtah the pnWfc* aitd: C3' to solicits continuance of ita patroaaca.

Offica-at Bo. MtuSbanica Bow, Terre Harfle

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E W O O S O N And New Bngland Cities.

THIS KAILWAY BXTXND6 rKO* Dtmkirk Hmo York 460 Mtte*, ,ae»n»«'j Buffalo io Jitw Fork 433 Mile*, -A •c. fialmmmua fo Now Fork 41tt MUet,1

lsd is raoif

to 17«EIlgtheSaOKTlSTKOUTK

All Tratnaraa directly thratfb to-Kew York,

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By Kaw Yark time from Uaion JDspols: V.SO A. M. Mew Y«sA Astjr JSxairess. TA

and arriica in New York at 7«0U-P. M.' »coi7 S»86 A* K* ExpvfjM Msil. from SaUudmuiob (Sundays eace/ted). stop« at BorbrllirttleS.SS 4-M^.aadcoaaecn at MoraoUs*UlaaMMMH ,A-*• arest -4a* A

BjuOslo, end arrirea ia Saw York at 7.00 A.M. i. I.isr.fl.1. T, Vikht Kxpnss, fl-oa Utfn- '1"*11* kirk (S'lnSsy# axoeptad). etep. at Salwatiea "WKJotnf 6-» P- 6lean 7J6F.M. (Sop). Tamer's •, 9fit A" M., (Bklt). and ariiru in Now York at IS 30- P. M., oonneoting with ArtsraoM

Rates tor Boston and Baw Bngland Utiw. ftsa BeSlll WyJisw- York llaa fron Kbto an an an S re S a *^*1 A«w YsrM Bay trpras,

Mandnys axcapted). Stopa alf BornelisTilki 0aA.M., (Bklt) SaeauebannallT P.M. Wta* (fiaa) Tnrnar's 7.66 F. JL Ovauecta at. aoaA Great Bend with Delaware, Laekawana A Weal W» Bellwad, eadat Jsrssy Oiiy wHbMldalgiit' 6*r •etprea Train of Bew Jersey Baiiroad at i»:«j Pblladelpbla, Baltiaore aad Wasbington.

A. B. Kiprea Ball, r.a Avon and 5ornS^*T.U1! a*eept#d),.^A«ri»asdn Maw York at 7.00 A, M. Connects at rim^r. erttb iheHorthsrn Ontral Sallway for Harrisbargj Pbiiadslphla, Baltiaore, Wdebiagton aad other pointaSouih. BJM r. m. U|hlnlag Express, (Sandays aacepNd). HtopS at Hornellarure 6.26 (8up.), aadarrivee la Maar York. 7.00 A. M.—

Connects at Jereer tlity with Horning Bxprasa TTatn of Sew Jersey Uallroad Rir Baltimore ahdWaahtogton, aad at Mew York witb Mosning Bxpraae Train tor Hoston-usd Baw Baglead Citiee. SdS P. M. Hew Ysrk Might Kxpress,

DAILY. Stops at UorbeUaviUalUJu i*. M., (dap.), interesting with the 4.15 P. M. Train lrom Dnnkirk, and arrira* in Maw York at 12.30 P. M. Also connects at Xlalra tof Barrisbnrg, Pbiladhlpbia and Pontb. II.M *. K. Ctaelanstf Express,

days ezceptad). "[., (BVft.)

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1KX .no liiao'j taoi*

II -ji'T 11 eJr U03-'~

(Son-

). Stopa at kaspuebaana 7.10

A.M., (BVft.) Turner's 1.12 e, M.. (Dine), aad arriTee In Mew York at 3.46 p. M. Oaantcta at Great Bend with Delaware, Lackawanaa A Western Bailroad fbr BcrantsO, Trenton aad Philadelphia, and at Now York: with Aftaraooon Trains and gtsamers for Boston aad Baw Bnglaed Cltlee. OSly one Train Bast on Sunday, 1 saving )a'fato at S.WP. M., and ranching B.w lork at U.St aitaraoon.

Boston and Nsw Eagland Paasengars^wllA tbstr. Baggags, are transferred fr*e cf okargt in Mew

The bet Ventilated and uoct Lnxarlois Sieeola« Coacba BBT1N THE WOBLbnSh accraapa-

Ciii'O

iAa iiiw r«dT B'.'UjJ 110 Uan II ej

nyingSU night traina on this railway. *3lrli Bscgsge Checked Through I si* And Fare as low at by any other Route, jrtsia

ASK FOB TICKKTS VIA RUlK BAliWAIf. Which can be obtained *t alfWlaoipal Ticket Offtces In the Wat and South weet. ,,, S. KIDDLB, WM. B, BABB.

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TheEaipire Qneen of the W*sij

Thia Standard Plow baa nerer been oxcelwd, aad fbrgvaaral porpea oarer will' be. In its construction we are working a perfectly bomogeoious Oast Steel that will ont polish an oat lire auy other Wrongh Plow mads. It thtdws a wide, clean,anderaceful farrow, and in draowlii is tba ligbteet Plow on record. Farmers w.ll do wall to' examine this Plow at JolM Seott 4 Son's Warehouse,

Before purchasing slsewh.re. Yoar interest wa. deeire to proatote, and what we u.j Is triie.

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Boote tSlNM Very Cheap

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Boats NhoM and Gaite^ To aake room for Spring stook. Yon will sarsj

money by calliag oa bba at si No. 8 MechacieB Blook. $**

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