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

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ATT.Y EXPRESS.

TERBB HAUTE, INl. 4

Wednesday Morning, October 2,1867

County Expenditures.

When I vraa appointed to act a CgmmiEfiioner last "Winter there was noV a full sett of oar statutes in the 4-ttditoi'fl' office. It was not till after the. adjournment of the Legislature that they wera procured. The Commissieners came very near acting in some two or three instance* on statutes that had been repealed. In part we did make an allowance in one instance on a statute which the Supreme Court decided had been repealed by implication. In this case the old law hadnot been repealed in so many words, bat the Legislature had passed a law which the court said was repugnant to the old law and therefore repealed it. The old law had been acted upon for several years. No doubt in ignorance of its repeal. We have corrected the error. After obtaining a full copy of the statutes I prosecuted a more thorough examination of the laws pertaining to our duties. This examin* tion produced in our minds the convic-» tion, whether right or wrong let others decide, that a correct interpretation of our statutes would save some three thousand dollars a year to the county.

In the Auditor's office we made a change in three particulars, to-wit: we struck out the three dollars per day for attendance on the Commissioners during term ®f court also the one hundred dollar per annum for extra services, the law having boen repealed, also we changed the allowance from ten cents por order to ton cents por 100 words. In th9r Clerk's office the matter of allowances came to us in a somewhat embarrassing shape. The greater part of the money drawn from the Treasury by the Clerk hus been on allowances made by order of the Oirfcuit and Common Pleas Courts. Some of these allowanoes we thought were not authorized by the statute. They wore nevertheless orders of a Court of record. And the statute made it the duty of the Auditor to pay orders of a Court of liecord having a seal, without consulting the Commissioners. As the county was not a party to these orders or decrees, and would not therefore appeal from or reverse them. It therefore became an embarrassing question how we could correct what we thought an error.

Our Supremo Court had, however, in a case taken up by the Commissioners of Tippecanoe county, found in 6th Ind E., decided that the county was not absolutely bound by their orders of allowance That was,a case in which the court had appointed an attorney to defend a criminal and had allowed the attorney twentyflve dollars. The Auditor, under the direction of tho Commissioners, refused to draw his warrant on the Treasurer for that amount. The lawyer served out a writ of mandate against the Auditor, and 'ho court decided in favor of the attorney, and directed tho Auditor to issue his war rant on the Treasurer for that amount, and that if he refused to do so for the Sheriff to put him in jail. The CorUmis sioners appealed the case to the Supreme Court. That court reversed the decision of the court below, and decided that under tho existing law the court below had no authority to

fix

the

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amount

calling a jury. The ,gpil|fb

of the al

lowance to the attorney. It may be that under the present statute the court could fix the amount of the allowance to an attorney in just such a case. This decision is cited to show that these eiparte orders of the Circuit and Common Pleas Courts although orders of a court of record, are not absolutely biiiding against the country. Understanding thestf views we di rectei the Anditor not to pay certain of these allowances, some of which we will speoiiy. One item is that of certificates of allowance issued mainly to jurymen, These certificates number from eighty to eighty-five each term of court—there being five terms of court a year. The Clerk charged fifty cents each for theie certificates, printed at the expense of the county. These certificates cost the county from thirty to forty dollars each term of the court for simply informing the county who sit on our juries and who were our Balills, &c. The Auditor is entitled by law to five cents for writing each paper. Now the Sheriffs report, which the Clork copios into the order book contains all tho information needed in the Auditor's office on this subject. Tho Clerk has two dollars for entering the Sheriff's report. A copy of which, paid4br!by the 100 words, would answer every purpose and save money to the county.

The Clerk also claims three dollars per day fur his attendance on the Circuit and Common fleas Court. This we think is not warranted by tho statute. Tho law under which it is claimed is found on page T9 of the acts of 1865. This act professes to regulato tho foes of Sheriffs. There is one paragraph in this fifth section next to tho last paragraph, in which the Clerk is named, giving the Clerk and Sheriff a right to compensation for extra services. In no other paragraph is the Clerk named. If it had been tho intention of the Legislature to give the Clerk threo dollars per day, all that would have boon necessary would have been a continuation of the above paragraph, to-wit: by saying, "And shall also receive three dollars per day for attendance on court." Not doing this, it ooenrs to me that they did m-t intend to include the Clork. The Tho paragraph that I shall quote is wholly independent of the above paragraph and in style and phraseology is like all the preceding paragraphs, in behalf o£.the Sheriff alone, and reads as follows "ifor attending court per day three dollars.'' The specific'fees of the Clerk are provided for in this fifth section. If the Legisla» ture had intended to include the Clerk in this paragraph, he should have been named in it. But the fact that the Clerk was named in the preceding paragraDh and "his name omitted in this,:' shows that they did not intend it for him. This con* struction is believed to be in accordance with established principles of interpreting statutes, and is materially strengthened by surrounding circumstances. The Clerk makes decidedly more per day by his own labor during term time than between terms of court. This is not the case with the Sheriff. His chief duty and labor during court is to keep order, occasionally

are

the by %ejwmt$-

.thby^akeJUoH

all the fees

J|Icoa^

T3hefiif dun!fg tefrm time has but little opportunity, to, make .anything for himself, WKTlimo-ClerK reaped harvest This must Have been, the view taken by the

Legislature, aid' shows why he was not named in the paragraph allowing the mm dollars per-day,

We have refusod to pay some printing bills, such as summons' and subpoenas— Judge Oiaypool, 1 understand, did not decile thecounty was liable for such printing. We are not satisfied with that decision, and if an attempt is made to ar

force payment, we intended to test the "jitter in the Supreme Court. Bar dockets was another leading item, six hundred dollars per yean. There is now a writ of mandate prayed for in he Common Pleas Court to force the county, to pay one hundred and twelve dollars for printing this docket for the last .erm of the Common Pleas Court. This Jiar docket or memorandum book is near the size of a small Almanac. It contains the names of the patties and Attorneys and the day tho cause is set lor triai-

When I was, in practice, we used to write for ourselves without charging the County for thorn. 1 happened be ui fcjui't when this liar dookut was ordered. I said to the members oi. the iiar that I thought .they, ougnt to famish them at thvir own cost—that there was just as much propriety, at tho expense of the dounty, in lurn^hiiig a plow for the farmer, a chisel for the carpenter, and a ham mer for the blacksmith, us theru was in furnishing Bar dockets fur the lawyers.— We expect to deleat this writ of mandate. We have on file the iiiHJavits of the best printers in Terre Huutu, showing they will do the samo worlc lor fifty dollars.— Our expeetution is to dufeai tho writ in to to. if there is auy sifi'tiuo uiat -viil justify such an allowance, lias been passed by the Legislaturu iijuuverientiy. it is claimed that these Bur dockets facilitate the business of tho courts and save expense to tho couiity

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cannot see it-

It is tne business'of tno counsel to be ready when 6heic-caas tre called, and !or the Judges to ruquire them to be ready. It would be a poor excuse for a lawyer to say he was not ready to try his cause, bo" cause thecounty had not made this docket or memorandum book for him. If members of the bar would not furnish these duckets for 'themselves, or were unable to do so, and the want of them added expense to tho county, it would ue some excuse for paying for them out of the County Treasury

This is not understood to be tho casa' After what oxamina'tion I have been able to givo the subject, I come to the conduction thai the statute did not authorize them, and it was conferring benefits one class of citizens not enjoyed by others. On these views we acted. All th« members of the bar will have to do .will be to print or wrjte out these memoranda for themselves. The Judicial expenses of this county is a large item, and ought not to be unnecessarily increased.

We are happy to be able to state that neither the Circuit or Common Pleas Courts ordered bar dockets at their last terms.

Perhaps at some future time I may hint or poiut out how the Judicial expenses of the State may be lessened by some modi fication of the Judicial system. .. C. W.

BARBOUR.

He Wants to Know.

,, From the Lafayette (Ind.) Journal. We have a communication from a gentleman who signs himself "A Countryman" asking why it is that so many young married couples are obliged to lodge in second and third story: rooms, in offioes, over stores, etc. around the public square and the streets leading to it. He also relates an incident to illustrate another thing he don't understand. While awaiting a lato train at the market space a week or so ago, he observed a gentleman and lady going up into the second story of a building in tne neighborhood, and being of an inquisitive turn, he inquired who they v?9re and what they were doing out that timo of night, when he was informed that they were man and wife, and were simply going to their lodgings. The name was given him, and in the moonlight he had a fair view of the lady's face. On his return trip he stopped at an up-town hotel, and while awaiting tea was introduced by a friend to a lady as Mrs. the wife of a resident of the city. Ho at Once discovered that she was the same woman he had noticed by moonlight a short time before, in company with a man, who, if his introduction was correct, was not her husband. Our friend, «'A Countryman," is evidently a philanthropist, though rather verdant in city matters, and says that if there is not sufficient accommodations for the young married people in totfn without' being compelled to lodge about in public places, they had better go to the country, where they can be better provided for. He knows of plaoes where at least,» dozen young men and their wives can find good situations among the farmers. The old gentleman must undoubtedly be a Quaker, and being honest and virtuous himself, supposes everybody else must of course be so. We can only answer his queries by saying that if he will stop in the city a week or so, and keep his eyes open, he will find that there are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamod of in his philosophy. Wo would however remind him that "where ignorance is bliss it is folly to be wise," and advise him to stay at home, and beware of tho temptations of city life.

Patting on "Style."

The Dayton Journal tells tho following "yarn A few months ago a gentleman moved to this city, and purohased nice property, and, among other things, to contribute to bis convenience and comfort, procured a fine horse and a very genteel carriage. A "likely colored boy" was employed at a fair salary to take charge of the establishment, and discharge the numerous duties which(arisearound a well regulated homestead. For a time things went on smoothly with "Chores," but latterly he seemed out of spirits, and seldom smiled. His epoploycr observed, this, despondent derAeahor of "Chores," and he determined to get at the bottom of it Perhaps he was in love 1 but no matter. Taking

Chores'' aside, one day when he looked more gloomy than usual, he inquired con. siderately, what it was that ailed him. "Well, you see, Msn'r, began "Chores,"

a sort of tragie (tyle, "You's got but ohe hoss, while all the gentlemen about a has two an all da boys da call me a hoss nigger an' is can't stan dat, I specs I'll have for to resign! I likes you fus rate, Mars'r,^n' I'd like to stay if you had two bosses, but you see how it is—da boys, da can't quit hdllerin—"dare go dat one hoss nigger I" Sot wishing to lose thasexvicies of »o vah&ble an assistant, a seeond horse was purchased, an4 "Chores" bfcame a two horse nigger.

'. -s- i'zti^M&£si£

Whom I D»H«t Uto

BY S.

BZUUX.

do not like to hear him tJijf *. Who loan* at twenty-five per cer' For then I think the borrower

IP -1-.

Be pressed to pay for food And in the Book we all shor fTrr? Which says the lender 'd As sare as have eyes

It does not say, "f

I do not like to On bended Por erace tr

n#e*

about Bn honr

Who kr -spend aright the day, I'd rath "ows °eif?hbor b** no flour. *^nI, .er see him go to mill. An'

bay the luckless brother bread, see his children eat their All, And laugh beneath their humble shed.

I do not like to hear him pray, "Let blessings on the widow be," Who never seeks her home to say, "If wants o'ertake you, come to me." ,v. I hate the prayer so loud and long,

That's offered for the orphan's weal, By bim who sees him crushed by wrong, And only with the 1 ps doth feel.

I do not like to hear her pray, With jeweled ear and silken dress, Whose washer-woman toils nil day,

And then is asked to work for less. Such pious shavers despise With folded hands and face demure, They lift to heaven their "angel oyes,"

Then steal the earnings from the poor.

I do not like such soulless prayers— If wrong, I hope to be forgiven— No angel's wing them upward bears—

They're lost a million miles from Heaven. I cannot like long prayers to hear, And studied, from the lips depart Oar Father lends a ready ear

Let words below—He hears the heart.

A Leopard Killed toy a Tiger. In the end of March, 1865,1 was encamped in the Teraie and borders of the forest under the Himalaya hills. Some of my mahoots, who had gone out to cut fodder, heard the cries of an animal resembling those of a pig when in the claws of a tiger. They left the jungle at once, and reported the circumstance to me on their return to my camp. After break* fast we started for the jungle,but on beating it no trace of the pig or its remains could be found. We found, however, a very fine leopard, measuring over six feet, dead, but not yet cold. On examining it there were no marks of bullets visible. A portion of the skin of one hind leg had been torn off, and blood issued from the skull, which yielded to the pressure of the finger. On removing the skin the skull was found to be completely smashed in fractured, so much so that several portions o!" the bone came away with the skin

There were also two or three marks, auch as would be found on any animal that had been struck by a tiger's paw.— This is the first instance I ever heard of tiger killing a leopard, and can only ac count for it the following ways: 1. That the leopard, hearing the cries of the pig when seiaed by the tiger, approached incautiously, and was struck on the Lead bj the tiger's paw. 2. That the leopard was killing the pig when the tiger came up and look it away from him in doing so, doubtless a fight took place, ending in the death of the former. Our not finding the pig may have arisen from the pig making off when the tiger left him to attack tho leopard, or vice versa for on one occasion I saw a pig crawl away, though very severely hurt, after ho had been seized by tiger, which we put up in beating. this occasion we put up the tiger not one hundred yards from where the leopard was found dead, but, unfortunately, he was nut \—Breech Leader.

PALMER'SINVINCIBLE,

is a delicate and

exceedingly fine Powder, which so nearly resembles the natural hue of health as to defy detection by the most experienced. It is likewise not only perfectly harmless in its effects upon the health and complexion, but it has even ourative properties that render it valuable for removing tan, freckles, pimples and other slight blemishes. dwlw.

Mereutio said of his wound,

"It %oa» not at deep at a null or at wtU As a gate, but it would do." PLANTATION

MA«NOLIA WATER.—A delightful toilet article—superior to Cologne and at half price. deoddwJw

Broche Shawls, iiistori Shawls, Silks,

tNr-,WAPWtn»EMENT».

Household without Tar-

r*nf*s Belize Aperient with in reach Uek* au important ttftptrd of ^ualth ana jQft. A ard remedy (or indigestion, constipation and bilUoasBW*, relieve every distressing

To 9100 per month and traveling expeMce. lMrid fo**d a*e»t» to eelf o*r

Pat Hi BotrltMug WkiU

162 Broadway K. T.

ENGLISH

BITTERS will not raise the

dead,

But they cure the siok, exalt the depressed, And render life a thing to be enjoyed.

We believe there are millions of living witnesses to this fact. Dyspepsia Is a horrid disease, but Plantation Bitters will cure it. It is a most invigorating tonie, for weakness and mental despondency. Those who aro 'out of sorts'* should try Plantation Bitters.

COLGATE & CO S

GERMAN

Erasive Soap [H

maaufactsred from Pvaa UATJEltlALS, amd may be considered the 8TANDAKD of KXCBLUNCK

For by All Urocer*. Mdwly

DRY GOODS.

C. WITTIG&CO.,

73 MAIN STREET,

OPPOSITE MoKEEN'S BANE,

State Fair Bulletin

For the special accommodation of

"VISITOR-S,

We have opened, this week, a Splendid Stock of

Poplins, Reps, Merinos.

Red Lace Handkerchiefs,

Sed Lace Collars, Cluuy Collars, Ilaitese Collars,

The Best Assortment

In Terre Haute,

I or

Fancy Goods!

VIZ :J

Broche8f Ear-rings, Belt Clasps, Fans, Fancy Work Boxes, Ladies'

Companions, etc.,

Furs! Furs Furs

Just Opened.

7 ..i

O. WITTIG & CO 73 MaAn Street.

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Wire

iJunt. State age and Address

A GENTS WANTED.—To

Vfte.wWe

Clothe*

Amcricn Wire Co.,

IKSUBXCX AGEKTS,AC.,

wish to secure an agent in etey citv

cf more than *,000 population, to act for ns iu canvassing for basinets. Ainau who is already established in some occupation which allows hiui a few spare hoars, eon easily increase his income several thoueand dollars per yar. This is an opportunity for active men to secure profitable connection with the best established Advertising Ar.*nej ia ttn United States. Address, with full particulars, references. Ac., GJ£0. P. BOWELL ft OO 40 Park Bow, N. T.

TN T8 for FAKMERS

A.SD OTU1B3.—THE OBAKTON MINKUAL PAINT COMPANY are now manufacturing the Beet Cheapest and most Durable l'aint iu use two coats well put on, mixed witii pure Linseed Oil will last 10 or 15 years it ia of a light Urowu or beautiful chocolate color, and can be changed to green, lead, stone, olive,drab or cream, to suit the taste ol the consumer It

K(»-

valuable tor

Pousse, Barns, Fences, Agricultural Implements, Carriage and Car-makers, .Tails and \Yu»deu ware Canvas, Metal and Shingle Boof», (it bting ire and Water proot), Bridges, Bariai C»ses, Canal Boats, Ships, Ships' bottoms. Floor Oil Cloths, lone Manufacturer having used SOW bbls. the past year,) and a» a paint for any pupose is unsurpassed Jor body, uurability, elasticity, and adhesivene a. Price Jfi per l»bl */i 3'JO 10s, which will supply a larmer for years to come. Warranted in all cases as above. Send ior a circular, whioh gives lull particulars. Aone genuine uuless brauded in a trade luaik, Graltou Mineial Paiut. Address DANIKLU1DWKLL, l'ropr.eter, 251 Pearl Street, New York.

EEP COPJKS OF ALL YOUU LET.EKS u.ing the "PENN KT1K11 BOOK," auu "l'enn Instantaneous Sjmpatb-tic Copjiug Ink." No Press or water used. Letters written with ibis ink, copy perlectly iu the "Pcnn i-oUcr Hook." W.tli.ut the use of a Copying-press. Give itatiial. Made only at the "Peuu Jttanufactur ing Works," Philadelphia. Box 21T.

AGENL'S

wanted, to bell Six Muw ln-

t)UUU veutions, of great value to lauiilies all pay £real praliti. »enai5c and got 80 j.»ti«s and santwlr gratis. Agents haiue made $IW), «:!.

JtPiiHAlAl BltuWN, Lowell, lliSo.

AGENTS WANTED for a new publication needed l« every fauiily. Oominitoious fiO po. cent. Send 30o. !»r sample, or address P. OAK BBtr A Co., fhUttdolphia.

"MADAM FOY'S

OOUSfiT SklHI StiPPOllTISR Combine* in one garment a

Perfect Fitting Corset

And the m.st .iesirabi Skirt supporter e*erolfered th« public. 11 places tho weight ol Cue skirls upon the sheuldero instead of the Uips it improves the lorm without tight lacing g.vos ease and eieiiance is approved aud recommended by physicians. Manulactured by 1). 1J. SAU-NOitltS

00., 9tS Summer St., Boston.

The Metropolitan Collar Co.

Make Fifty-Eltftit vurieiiu6 of

LadUs' and Gente' Collars and Cuffs. The largest concern for PAPEK GOODS iu ibewornl. Office, 307 Broadway, Sew York.

You're Wauled! Look Here! Agents, bosh maie and lemaeo, wanted everywhere, to sell the

PATILBI IMPROVED INK.

VOIK,

l.assn-

(by which from ouc to two p..ge* eau bo written without replenishing witli

IUK),

una our

Fancy aud Dry Goods, etc. Can lear lruin to Ili a y. No capital r«quirwi. Price IU couU, witti an advertisement describing ,an article ior sale in our Dollar Purchasing Aff«ncy.» Circulars sent Jfal«. EAS'l'JIf DALL, 68 JUtuiovcr Street, lloatou, Mansi.

\TTANTED—SALESMEN—To ttavel and sell goods by sample. Good -_ M..it AmnlnvmAll AddfCdSt Wittl wages aud steady employment s.amp, HAMILTON, PKKKY Ohio.

AND FBENCH FAMILY SCHOOL

far Young Ladies, No. 6 West 33th St.cet, New Kork, will ro-open S.'pt. 25. For full information seo Circular. Address as abovo.

The Kichest Man la the World.

Emtraet perm a Letter from Barm Solomon Bothtehiid.

Psnis, 8th April, 1854, 25 Rue Fauby, St. Honere. Will you be kind enough to have rwarded to me here 3UU bottles of your Indian Liniment if you will send at the same time the account, 1 will forward you ihe amount through Mossra. BaLvoKT Co., New York.

Vanoti ScfcOMOK BoiuseniLD h»viug recommended to many of hU friends Jlalor^ LAND'S LINIMEN 1", and they being de#irous to procuie it, te should advise htoi to tstablish a depst in Pari*

THE UBIAS UH1HI.MT, As a relief, eiver ready as a killer of Pain taken inwaidly, or ouiwardly applied, has no equal For the relief and cure of BheUoiatiC and Xnralglc Affections, Bpnlog, Bruisti.dtc., it is unequalled. It ie also most elllcacibus, t«k«u inwardly, in the cure of tbolcn. Cramps and Paint In ikestoMMfe, Diarrhoea, llfeiaentery, Choloni Morbus, T'lwiwa lnfaninm, AC,, ANU N without exception tne most wondirfnl ranMes the world afi'ords No FAMli s'iuuld bo without it. Every IBAVELEA by land ur sea should have a bottle. M1NEBS and FAiiMfcBS residing at a distance liom Physicians should keep it constantly on hand. In case of accidents, and sudden attacks of Stomach CemplaeuU, its value canuot be estimated. Inquire lor M^jo LANE'S INDIAN UNIMEJIT. anaiakeno othar. £i SO

par bottle. For sale at Wholesale t.nl

Botail by Demas Barnes 4 Ov., *1 Park Bow. N.

(i ale & UobiusoD, 18tt Grseuwicii St, .Y. F. C. Wells* Co., 192 K'ulton ft., N. Y. Cnas. JS. Crittenden, 38 6th Avenue, K. V. and by respestable Druggists thronghou the war Idgenuine unless signed oy Jo

countersigned by J.

THOS. LANC,None

and

LANE A CO., Prupriet is

lei Broadwar, N. Y. MT bend 'or Circular.

WE MILL LIVE!

patent'

ly finished and tempered. S. M. SPSNCEtt A «0., Brattleboro, Vt.

Manbood and the vigor of Youth reStored la Ibur weeks, siccus Guaranteed.

DB.power,

BECOBD'S Essence of Life Bestores manly rom whatever cause arising, the elfacts of early pernicious habits, Betf-abuse, imiiotency aud climate rive way at once to this wonderful mfdlcine, if taken regularly aecordii to the directions which are very simple, and require no restraint from buslnets or pleasure). Failure is impossible. Sold In bottles at $3, or 4 quantities in one for 99. Tc be had onl} of the sole appointed agent in America, HKBMAN GEUT2EN, g28 Bowery, and 305 3d Ave., N. Y.

Book Agents Wanted

Now rsady for delivery, a new work of universal importance, is wholly aniike ordinary subscription books, is standard, was prepared by tho best talent in the country, is highly commended by the most noted literary and ecientific mm. Au Agent of ten years' experience says he sells more in proportion to thosn called on than any other work be ever sold. Has no competition—freight prepaid, besides the largtst commission other inducements are offered, too good to publish.

Only experienced and successful Agents want ed. For particulars address J. PATTEN FITCH, Chicago, 111.

ASBNT8Mammoth

$16.

WANTED.—A Silver P. Watch eiven

gratis to the purchaser of every 0 of Kennedy's Price Stationery Packages, the largest in the world. (As tl inducement to have them inlrodneed). A. eats sell them as fast as they can reach them out. 930 per day can be made sure. Prise per hundred, including watch,

Bctail at 2t cts. each. Also dealers in cheap Jewelry, Siiicr Ware, Photographs, Ac. For lull particulars of Price Package and Catalogue of Jewelry Ac, and other saleable goods, addrecaT. MONROE KENNEDY & CO., Cor. 6th and Wood St., Pittsburg, Pa.

mm ILLUSTRATED GUIDE fOS 1867,

BOW

ready, containing a list of 1500 varleticc of BULBOUS FL+WXB3, with many engravings,

A Bwtlfai Colored Plato, and full dircctfona for culture. Sent post-paid on receipt of ID ccntc. Address HOVEV A CO., 93 North Market street,

Boston, Man.

WE ARE COMING,

And will precent to any person tending tu a club In our treat One Price Sale, of Dry and Fancy Goods, Ac., a Silk Dress Pattern, Piece of Sheeting, Watch, Ac., free of charge. Catalogue of goods, aad sample, sent to any addreas free. Address J.J.HAWKS A CO., W Hanover St., Boston, Maw. V. O. Box SUS.

Aduce

GENTS WANTED—tie to t» a day to introour new patcat STAB SHUTTLE SEW LNG MACHINE.®Price $20. It usee two thread*, and makee the genuine

LOCK

STisga. All

low priced machlnee stake theCHAIMSTITCB.other

Ex-

clause territory gives. Bead for circnlara. W. G.WILSON A 00., OLITKLAKU, Omie.

p^ippff

ttf ifce Ne# Slates Mi

Complete Hlstoi

errllorics, from tkt Grail Biter to the 6mt Oceaa. BY ALBERT 1). BICHABDSON.

"Life aud Adventure on Prairie-, Mountain*

Slates aud Territoriec To prospective emigrants and nttleei la, the. "Far W«t

Hiatofrof tfcafTast aSitf «r-'

tile region wjUl prose an tnvulsable ascistanoe, supplying Mlt'doej a want long felt of 4 full, authautij and relittls guide to climate, coil, pro. dncts, mrans cf travel, Ac.

AGENTS WANTEK—Send for Circulars and se*- our terms, end a full description of the work. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Cincinnati, Ohio, St. Louie, Mo., or Daveuport.Iowa

EYE AND EAR! JDr. CHAS. E. WALL,^

Operator on the Eye aad Ear, who has for the past wo years operated with such

ceu,

unitertal sue

in Indianapolis, will be in Terre Haute on Wedneseay, Thursday and rriday, Oct. 2d, 3d and 4th, where he may be consulted on all disaascc of these delicate organs. Cross Kyes removed in one minute, without interruption to business.— Cata a i, Granulated Lids, Ulcers and Films of tho Kye, also, Oppressive Discbarges from the Ears peedily cure !. No charge for au examiUation and opinion, aud no charge lor unsucoecafnf treatment. The best references given. Opera• ling Booms at tho Torre Haute Douce. tciidwtf

DRV COODS1.

A. XIPPKRT

Is c.iving daily i'y Express, a now a stock of

FALL

GOODS, such as

French Merinos, English Merinos,

In all the new.. colors. C-4 Sack ing Goods in Tan, Browu, Drab and '.i Checks. Gilbert's

Opera Flannels In all colors A full line of Domestic and fine Flannels, all widths. Now

S ylcs Balmoral ^Skirts, very.cheap call and see them Ladies are invited, to Examine our

safi

Bnttoni, Ac. New Gloves & Hosiery Ciio»p. Those In search of the Fall Styles of Cloaks

0 a Tweeds and Jfuni which we offer at prices within the roach of all. We

Address, with

& CO.,

Clevelan'

$10 A DAY MADE BY ANY ONE, with my Patent Stoncil Tools. 1 prepay tho samples free. Beware of infringers. My Circulars will explain. Address A. J. FULLAAI, bpringfleld, Yermont.

Mr. VAN NORMAN'S

AStoekof No

tioa9t

tti."

which

th will find

!'I%I HFRITI! aseoiaplct*A* any in the city

,h'f

we are now in rea novelties in Dress

-1,

TrimmingR, such as Laces, Fringes,

and Shawls will find it to their ^dvantige to givens a call before pnra in attention of the Gentlemen is directed to

vonr

new stock

receive the ew Styles of Prints as Baon ee they aro issued from the works. Call and .see the latest re In

Me imack, Spragnes and Dunnells, at

N I E S

HO Main Street.

North Side, between Fourth and Fifth

Cheap Soap Hood Soap

NATRONA EEFINED

SAPONIFIER

Concentrated Lye.

2 cts. a lb. fur SBpriffi Hari Soaj.

TWELVE POUNDS OF SOFT SOAP FOR ONE CENT.

Every Family can Make their Own Soap.

ALL A111 STIES OF SOAP.

Don't be humbugged by impostei*

eatt iron or mathint

ten si tooie."

Send for our New Caualogue of IMPHuVKD STENCIL DIES, 20 varieties

mil of Bittl,

careful

Easily MADE NS Cup

CotCee,

Is anew Concentrated Lye, for making Soap, just discovered in

GREENLAND, IN TF1.K Alt OTIC SEAS,

and is com^os^d mainly of Aluminat® of Soda, Avliic'.i, wlton mixed with KESXJ6E FAT, piVCitlCOB liiO

BEST DETERSIVE

SOAP

IN TIILI WOULD.

1 Box will make 175 ll3. good Soft Soap, or its equivalent in superior Hard Soap.

Bo tailed by all Drujs^iats and

Qrocem

in the United States.

FTTLL RECIPES WITH EACH BOX._D Dealers eau eti?*ii It wholesale la ca»C4, each l»oxe«, »t a liberal discount, "f wholeisll Grocer# anil Oi»SSistB

towns and cities of Uie:Unite*Statcc,

CLIFFORD PEMBEETOH, ft General Agent,

PITTSBUEO, PEETK.

STORAGE, COMMISSION it GRAIN.

S. FRANKLIN.

A.»

Pesrca, Tolle, Holton Shaw, Bsrhoiir & Co.,

Si Porter,

E. G. Leonard .ft Co.,

Win. Glenn & Sons, Kob'tMacready Co.. Foster Broth«r», TooM, Xaah A Co. Chambers, Stevens & Co. oih25dl

A S K. -N E R,

RCCCIV1NO FOAVAEDIXS

AWO

Commission Merchant, AND DXALRM XI*

Qr a in, FLour and & a It. WA&K UOCSS—On

the Canal, aear the Terre

IIante & Richmond and E. 0. Bailroad Dopet* aay5dwtf Tuu IIACTI,

£&- ... iSSi China, Qneensware, Glassware,

Hotise-fariiisliing Goods,

cOAL orti

Lanternsf Table Cutlery, £c„

.Y"

ISO.

63 MAIN STREET,

Terre Haute, Infl. setldwSm

T-TfiNDRICII & FKI,l,IS\/,liil,

IMPORTERS A DKAITKRS

CHINA, ^GLASS, AID

EAKRTHENWARE,

147 Main Street, TERRE HAUTE, IND, dwly,

M. 1. aXTD90M. WU. AV M'CLTJET B. HUDSON & CO. Importer* and Jobbers of CHUA, S1.AS8 ANB CKOCKKK*,

And Beaters in

House Furnishins Good». No. IS# Wabasli

Terr*

JanSOJawtf

•iiriv

Empress Cloths, an a id I Oriental Lusters, .» ./'POPLI NS, 310IIA I BS,

OYSTEEJ -"SALOON .J fTf: AND i.:

RESTAURANT for Ladies and tienttcuicii-

I h»^e thi» day opened at

ALPAOCAS, /Wool Detains, Printed do

I I N E

CHEAP MILLINERY

ii^EW STOCK OP .• "1 A E S S E S

THE v.,

CHEAPEST THE CITY lAt 1Yd. 85 Main Street,

WHttLMLt MILIOE&Y

!. NEW STOCK

JUST BECEIVI^JD!

AT LOW RATES

FOR CASH! j: "I My New York

SDBESS" CUSTER

By Taylor's system of mensureaient will be on hand on the 24th inst. with all the

LATEST STYLES!

No. 85 Main Street up Stairs,

M. A.. WALTER

JOHN IS.

the

Early's Block, No. 60 Main 8trce«, Terre Haute, Indiaua.

MOSTBlankets,

respeotfally recommends his well selected stock of Jeans, Flannels, plain and plniil Lin»ays, Coveriots, and Woolen Knitting Tarns, of different Kinds. Being fully enabled to warrant the first quality ef those Uoods I most respectfully inTito Lndiea and Gentlemen to call and inspect them. Wool taVeu in exchuagi' for Goods, ana the highest r»fr« xjt31d*wtf ggg

"JJNION BAKEK\.

D, MOEEIiO*,

FRANKLIN, MORRISON A CO., QKXERAL Commission Merchants,

No. 88 West 2d St., Cincinnati. REFERENCES.

FRANK HEOIG & BRO Manufacturer* of all kinds of

CRACKERS.

and Sealers in

O E I E S

On Lafayette $t., between Canal and Depot,:

E E A deSOdly

Mimitxx

IXD.

JOHS U15ET. iliOno HAVBT. TOHN HANEY & CO., TL (TOBASS,

OOMIUSIOX

AH»

A I N E A E S Warehouse on first St.. at the Canal Bull. anOdwtf TSBKK HAUT*. OLAT

INDIANA.

VMi'i ,tC

jgOOKS AND STATIONEBY.

M- W. O'CONNELL

BasUisposml of his Undertaking Buslhesi, which had become necessary inconsequence of the rapid increve of his

BOOK TRADE. He will now devote his entire attention to the latter branch of business, and with a foil and complete stock of Book* and Statin oery,

SCHOOL BOOKS,

MAfiAZINfiS, PAPERS, &C., &€., liki a «Mtinaaace of the ti*de heretofore so tbsrallj tMtmnd *2Sdnf

sltb

Establishment,

No. 1*8 Main t-treot, a complete Ileatuurunt nnd Oyster Saloon' for, the accommodation uf Ladi-» and Gentlemen, where everything in the rating line, in tcaaon can be had. Having secured' tin•er^Mlof one of thn' beu Cooks iu tho City, 1 can guarantee to give satisfaction.

Farmers and Others

Wishing Dried Beef, Cheese, Bologan, Br.a3, or a enp of Hot" Coffee or IVii, c^in always get i:.

Oysters by the Case, Can or Dozen always on hand, of the but quality, at tho lowest prices. slldlm JOIlis B. OiliE.

.'im n*!

»K

PLUMBING. R. BUCKELL being a practical PLOIIBER, iia', at tlie requtnt of luany tcivuils, begi to announce that hs is now prepare.) to oxe oute All orders in the above buninecs, in conii'lction iflk his flonse Painting ana graining.

SHOP—On 4th St., 2d Door North of Centra Engine House. BATJBS, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, A. .fitted Up on the most appr«Ted prinrirles.'" itepairing promptly attended to.

DOCTOR WHITTIKE, A RKGDI/ARLI 15UKD I'lIYBiClAJj', aa hi t\j Diploma which hangs in his ofllco will has made

Ghronia Dueases Ike ttndy of hia life,

haa a Uniou-wide reputation, having boen

heated in St. Loaii

Bfphilu, Gonorrhea,Gleet, Stricture,

ilso, the effects Of a Solitary Habit, rdinowi Body and Mind, producing blotches, debility, im potency, dizziness,dimness

sight, ctfafn.iiou

ideas, evil foreboding, aversion to society, lyiw 0 momory, weakness, sc., not ail thepe in any .op case, hut all occurring frequently in vorions

MT Accommodations, ample, charges ^o.lariit. care* guaranteed. Consultations by lettet or offlce, free. Most coses cac be pr^'ecly traitc

Hanstrnatioh and Precnsncy, So. rithont an interview, and medicines, i&twe trdii observation, sent by mail or Bspresa. :lso. hi^ ranee to business in most caaos. .'

Address Box 3092, St. Louis, Mo. Hours—8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Office pAfiuniicnet located at No.617 St.Charios Sti-eet.between Sixt' *nd Seventh,one square Sontb of Lindoll Rot^l, retired spot in the centre «f the oity.

Consultation rooms, and rooms for tb" nctun aaodatlon of such patient a as require l«ily *1 attention.

EYJSRTBODV

Can get, In a sealed letter enwlopo.my Tiioorj Symptoms andTieatment of Nervous, Urinary au SeiualDiseases,clearly delineating all tlie i]ia»iinn conditions, with full Symptom-Lists, for tvt' three-cent postage stamps to prepay p$9t&K»<Oircnlar for Ladios,relating to Diueases of Palxu aprSdawly.

TK5i»JE HAUTE,

Commencing September 30.

HO y,SE KEEP J!

b'rns

Wllt

•DXiou* -t0,lMw

i*'jQ

Attractive Homes

lo the thronics of friends and risitors who will congregate here dor ins the Great Iloli^ay Week.

I *d

Haute. I nil.

'V*

Now is the time to Prepare!

•fm

-w -j o(Ci"

tid

oi fj'fi

BH0K.1W BU0THKB8 & C0., a s-f I'ltw *di iu

Are le.niy t« ail in tills good work, having Just received, in Ad ?ance or atl others, a complete Stock of ju"t sucli goods as aro needed by every family in the community.

B. J5.' J: io. iavite ovory consumec of linwft*

Household Goods

'it}.

•11. 'v *W

"AND

i» .1^-,

tl-iJU

^Family Dry Goods

'foil eitso emminatien of their New Stock, feelIIIR cimnrt.'nt th^t for V.VRTETY, QtJAXITT and Li AV I'KICKS they are unquestionably

TtfK DHAttPION HOUSE!

OUR* PRICE LIST

\Vij "vr LOWER FIGCRES than buyers have -'.ibiw seen

tor

FIVK YEARS

took at our

Look at our

01L

•••A

.7 I

CLOTHS,

Lopk at our

loo n, our

WINDOW SHADES,

JLtjBTJBJVH*

MV$LINS, FBlNTi,

Price our

than any other Ohroaic Diwi vt'

Physician. Uuch of his practice haa been of a privnle na tare.

all Pri

nary Diteaset, 8ypMlic or Mercurial A[fecliom of Ih Throat, Skin or Boner, Orchitis, Hernia or Unytur-

Eximino our FLANNELS, Examino onr,HOSIERY, E am in A N E S

'•i TO

iSead our "Specials" from'lay to day. Walk iu aud see the »tidlesa array

thu

of desirable Goeds at

Housekeeper's Variety Store, No. 109 Main Street,

ri [Between 4th

lie

ASTRO LOGY.

GOOI NEWS FOR ALL

31 (TO TO ANT PEIiSOM WHO WILL EQUAL "MADAME HAPHAKL IN THE PK0FKS8I0N.

The

(UP STAIRS.)

MISS SALLIE HASTINGS.

.'ft

neyer-failing mad,VMK KVI'UAKLis tho best. SUe succeeds whsn till elh-rs h»»e failed. All who are in trodble—all who have been unfortunate—all vh Mo fonJ hopes have b«en disappointed, crushed and blasted by false promises and deceit—all who have been misled an.l trifled with—all fly to her for advice aud satisfaction. All who are in doubt of tho atfections ot those they love, consult her to relieve aud satlBiy their minds. Ih love Affairs Site Never Falls.

Sl-.o ha* the aocrct of winning the affections of the opposite sex. She shows you the likeness of your future wih or husband, or absent friend.— She. guides the single to a happy marriage, and m.'-kes tho married happy. Ber aid and advice has 'm-en roliclted in innumerable instances, and tho result has always bean the means of seenr. ins a

Speedy and Happy Marriage,

She ie, therefore, a sure dependence. It is well kno-w'n to tho public at large that she was the first, au fhe is the oniy person iu this country whocau show the likcnfl-s in reality, aud who can give entiro satisfactloh oil all tho concerns ot life, which can bo tested*Snd proved by thousands, both mar. rieil uii single, who daily and eagerly visit her.

To all in business her advice Is invaluable. She can foretell, with the greatest certainty, the resnlt of all commercial and business transactions.

Lottery numbers given witb .ut extra oharge. MADAJIE BATUAEL is a bona fide Astrologist thatevery one can dependupon. She is the great ist Astrologidt of the nineteenth century. It is tlmt wo 1-hnown fact that makes illiterate pre.tenil rs copy her advertisements and try to imitate her.' stadama Kaphnel is the seventh daughter of the seventh daughter slio was b»rn with a nrtural ciit tlirt cau foretell our very thoughts, alio alao cures drnnicoLii?s».

Ail interviews htrictly private and

N. B.—Tlie Madame will answer no letters withouts

too

of $1 andai-csnt stamp is inclcsed. Addresn I.cot Box 531. airg23dwly

A N O O I

How Lost! how Restored! Ju trubliihed, in attaled elvelope. Price, tix cents.

A T.ECTOltK OS THE NATURAL TUEATMINT, and Rvlicai Care of Spermatorrhoea, or teuilu»l.'Weaknf ss, Involuntary Bmlisions, Sex a ui Ifti bi ity, and Impedimeuts to Varriagp, generally N'jrvoufucss, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Kits, Mental and Physical Incapacity, resulting from Self Abus

Ac.,

by KOIT.

Oaiaraet, ITilnu

confldentiHl.

As a Fomale Physician her remedies ne^ar fail to euro ail female irregnlarities, and to produce the monthly flow, without danger or expesure.— Xhey can not injur", but, on the contrar), they improve the health.

Therefore, come one, come all, to

111 Richmond, bet. Central Arenne and John, Cincinnati, Ohio. TEEMS.—Ladies, 81 Gentlemen, 81,50.

OCLVXBWXIL, M.

D., author of tho "Green Book,"Ac. "A15»»U to Thousands of SnfliuwrB." Sent under seal, la a plain envelope, to any addrejf, postpaid, on rec-ipt of six cents, or two postage stamps, to09i3. J.U. KL1K1 ft 00., 127 Bowory, "tw York, Post Ofllce box 45M.

At«o l)r, (Jul »er well's "Marriage Guide," price iiits. dw3m Ins

pkOMAIJS" PLOW WOKKSi:*'

i-f

Eaton, Preblo Conntjr, Obio.

Tlie Empire Queen of tbe West.

This Standard Plow has never been excelled, and for general purpose neverwill be. In it*construction

WO I,ro

working a perfectly homogeniou*

Cast Steel that will out polish and out live any OT^OR Wrough Plow made."

It throw* a wide,

clecu,andsracoful furrow, and

ln,-dravwht

CARPS.

P. -BINGHAM

CO.,

HtUM

Genuine American Watches

Diamoiids, ^ine Jewelry,^

SOLID SILVER WARE,

Solid Silver Spoons anil Forks,

fiirrfSILVKK-PLATED

1,5

Tea Set8, €ake Basket8, €astor8,

BERJty DlgHES, iqftPlTCHERSaiQ WAITERS, CUFS^^B^ETS,

Also, a fine lineof

Silver-plated Tabl^dfitlery. .'

ENGK KATLY EXECUTE# 'T1

Old Engllsli or German Text. ALL GOODS

tovaut

lint

ENGRAVED FREE OF CHARGE,

W. P. BINGHAM A CO., 50 EAST WABHIMOTOX STKCST, apr6dSm ge INDt

AMAPOL1&.

J.N. GLOVEB's I ..t stiisr. 'iUIDIAJIAPOLIH

TERRA COTTA WORKS,

Has on hand,or manufactures to order, all kinds of Architectural Ornament*, such as Window Oapa, Brackets,

Hedalllous,

Panel and

Friese Kn-

richmerts Flower Vase*, Life sine Statuary, Water Pipe, Ac. Two square*weat of Union Depot. apriifldCm

j." ~"vH&

1-" SUCCEUOB* TO LLKLWLS, BOBCBK .,

DOOfi, SASH AND BLIND 1AIIFACTUEIILS,

I SOUTH MK&IOIAM

•.

bIB£k.T,

Nearly Opposite East End of the Union Depot

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. im,

BEGDLAB SIZKD WOKS CONSTANT!! HAND

1 i- fc'

apr6-2t In d6m ..... ...W

CUAKLIS STirVCNS.

joint

foHXEiota

8TEFFM8 It SCHNEIDER'S INDIANAPOLIS

Pliffinix Bell and Brass Foundry, 26 UnionRailfoad Track, Half Squat Eait Union }epot, lad IAUPELLT, LAD

This Eatablishmabt haj constantly on hand a, complete assortment

Srass Goods for Engine1

Builders, Steam and das Titters, and are mannfsctur«rs uf Water, Steam, 0« and Beer Cocks, Whistles, Couplings, Oil Caps, Globe Valves, and all kinds »f Brass Works. apri6.d2taw6m,

E« AND BAB. I

h.-

T-.

US. CHAS. K. WALL,

OCULIST AND AURIST, FROM NEW TORE,

•"I" |:n :i

fted

and

6th]

IS BOW FEBICAXEBTLX LOCATED IM 3STID I A. HT OLIS, Where he may be consulted, Tin or

to accomplish all he

reiiiOved

Terve Haute, Ind.

OEIUI,

sal success of Ur. WALL'S practice for the

a.d

enrod,

NO CUAB0E

from

is the

lightest Plow on record. Farmers w.11 do well to examine this Plow at

John Scott & Son's Warehoase,

Terre-Haute, Indiana,

Before purchasing elsewhere. Toar interest we desiro to promote, anl what weaayi* true. NOTLM»W MCOLURR. 0AMPBCLB *00

pLAUSSJSN, BISHOWSKY & Co Importer*and Jobber*of JVOTIUNB AND TOYS,

W O E S A E E A S FANCY GROCERIES, SEOARS, TOBACCOS, TEAS, lMtf I

ail distase*of these delicate organs. The nniver-

past two

,r.

years in this city, TO^THSR with fourteen years experience iu this branch of the medical professioa elsewhere, should tE a guarantee to those

MTF-

flicted that he is no charlatan or |iiack»bat quail-

audertake*. Cross

n*s4, Deafness Cross Eye,

tu the

Eye

in UU- Minute or charge, and without

interruption to business. Patients wio hare already beea cured

ORSHAD"

HE.,

plication

can be seen on ap

Ofllct. All

surgio&I

operations

made iu the preSonce of the family physician wnen desired.

Offensive discharge* from the Ears o(

Chlldien (a

sure forerunner of Deafness,) permanently cured. Chronic Iiiflanattou uf

the

«.YES,of year*'ataad-,

ing,perfectly cured. Weeping

watery

"YE-,

liieers

uf the Kye

speedily

for an Examination and an Opia-

ion, and no charge for

VN«uccaMr«. treatment.

Operating Booms^21J4

Weat Maryland Street,

upstairs. .,f Post Ofllce llox 1318. angSOdwly

COAL.

BUTSCH 9, CO

oai Miner* Braxl^ Ind.

THE oulebtaied Spiint

OT ttloca deal,

these

QOAL1

I* produced

Mines. 8A IT UEL MJILBUK is onr aa-

thoriiwd Agent, Terre Haute. AL 1 orders for

•eSidSm

Coal

left with him will be promptly filed. Address

j.'

llutsch A Dickson, Indianapolis, or John Andrews, at the Mints, Drasil, Ind. P. S.—TBO Voal i* mined

WOOD AND COAL. The undersigned is now delivoriag the superior Oo«lof the Pioneer Ooal Miuing Company, at Carrysrille, aud respectfully solicits an examination and trial. It wilt b. ioand equal to tha llraail Coal, and is furnished at much lees rates. I would reler consumer* to B. L. Thompson, Esq.. who is using it at hi* Mill and Uosldeuso. Or.ler* left at Ira 6 rover'A Htov* Store, Third Street, north of Main, wl 1 receive prompt attention.

July Vt, itf

The .undersigned ia prepared to farnlsh the citizens of Terre Haute «ith this luperior Coal, taken from the mines two milee east of Bralil.— Tbis

Coai

ket.

HJSR 0:!i

TEEM the Ashly Tarm.

COAL! I COAL 111

i(fY

The undersigned will famish, at present aad during the Induing *easo-T eiMur Braatl or Bos*dale Coal, at the lowest possible rates, and the Tery best quail of Coal. Any orders leit at the F-ed Store

K, 11. Bobbins, la Dowllng Hall

Block, will meet with prompt attention. aUgZ0d3m JOSEPU C. KXLLT.

"io

t)V? iViZWij

C. GitOVEK, PZALBB UI

TIM. 0. UBOTEB.

OALI GOAL!!

Tho Best is the CheapHt I E. F. MEBIBIII

now prepared to fdraiah tbe

bestBrazil and Highland.Uoal, also the Lehigh and Anthracite Goaf, If ordered. Order* left at MC* Keen's Store, 107 Main St., or Hartsock A Bannister's, will receive prompt attention. aSdtf

COAL! COAL!!

McFARLANJS IS .NOW

TOHN

furnis furnishing the best quality of Elver Coo., screened on a wider screen

thau

C. C.

Smith

any other. Dealer

is using, and at the very lowest rate*. Onders leit at the Couutv Seal**, or at Wooamanaee'* Grocery, on Main *tr*et, next door to

Co. Stove stor*, will receive

prompt attention. Leave order* with Ona. Arnold, at the Po*tOffice. jyStdtf

OBTOWN BLOCK COAL.

I-

is superior to anv brought to this mar

Lewis Herbert

is authorised agent, and

will All any eontraot he may make. Order* maybe left at B. L. Ball'* Stove Stere, and

Paddock A McKeen'* Mill. altd6m BOBEBT QUEST,

I I A I S E I O

I* new supplying

the beat quality of Biver Ooal

at t&e market rates. Orders left at Chambers' Orocory Store, southwest corner

8aaare.

will roisel**

®r. W. C.'cOlHKElf, reeident of Louisville,,Ky..

iity for

an extensive practice in tbe treatment.of CAKOTTBS and Cancerous Affections, and

we know, that Dr. Oonden ha* been emiUMtly succeesful

in the MANY

R'!

tbe Puhlio

«~.4(iDt .atteetloa. '^N.

A. M., at which time an

held for thirteen Director*, to aer+E for the encuing year. By order of the Board.

Evansville CrawfordsTllle B. Co. SSOBXTABI'S ORNCIL N

EvijarviLLS, IJTD., Sept. 18th,VM7. Sotice is hereby given that the Annual iteeting of Stockholders in this Company MIL HA held at the Court House In tbe Olty of Evansville, on Monday, the 7th daT of Qctobar, aext, at 10 o'clock

in-

election will be

•elddtd J. *. MABCIX, FCE'jr. r.'

/JANCKBS.

hi 'js

'i L:iS! :wb

who ha* at

thto timo

w/^5

I* rapidly

gaining the high repatation that he held In thi* city during bis stay with us.

•rii

We can testily of

case* that be treated In

thi* city and surrounding country. The Doctor's mode

aa autidote of his own preparation, killing tho Cancer, root and fcranoh. »Lthont Iain, loc* of Mood, or the ua* of the knife. Dr. Conden LA willing also, to Impart bla mod* of treatment of tho Cancer to on* or two regular practlciag Physicians of good repatation. He doe* not deal re TO place

Jl*vl

treatment differ* from ail other*, a*ing

ivi

in the hand* of tu on* who le ant well

qualified to *U*tain the reputation that he haa already gained for hie Baatsdy. Any oho who may 8eslra.arth*R Inlornation ia reierenoo to tha cu*e, or mod* of treatment of Cancer, can eon•Ult him in poraon, or

bjr

V-?

letter, LouicriUo, KJ,,F

P. 5. Box 670. aptBdwta