Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 December 1867 — Page 2

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nATLY WEXPRESS.

TKRRK HAUXff. XWUfcX,

Tuesday Morning, Deeemer I

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Th*"foolishneM

,.S».

of preaching" can And

no better exemplification than the eon* ttant warnings of the newspaper Press in

the midst of a continuous volley of explosions all oyer the land. The Taunted

Chassepot could hardly rival the unbroken, rapid firing of our peaceful but destructive artillery. The tremendous effects of the late nitro-glycerine explosion are the best commentary upon the policy of trusting workmen in its use. Familiarity does breed contempt and utter care* lessness. In the Hoosao Tunnel, after res pealed acsidents from gun-cotton, nitroglycerine and other extraordinary bla*^ ing agents, the engineers have Una'|

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turned t® the safer and Pract,'4lk]iy qUjet as effective operations of ^anpowder. To take the utmost preoptions, they fire the blasts only by mearjg

0f an

tery worked fr^m

bat

thg oatiide) Kad by MU

ting off My «jral at once they save both time ap.i labor. Until something further is done to render nitroglycerine less lia

ble to dangerous misuse on the part of ignorant men, it ought to be prohibited under heavy penalties. i-

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THE resolution. of Mr. Wilson, of Mas* s^chusetts, providing for the appointment of an Assistant Attorney-General, which

appointment shall be subject to the advice and consent of the Senate in regard to confirmation, seems to have been rendered

necessary by the course of Mr. Stanberry, in conferring all his powers during his absence upon Binckley. The latter has been a convenient instrument and whenever a biased opinion was needed by the President, which was too mean even for

Mr. Stanberry to make out, he could ea2r ily slip away from Washington for a fe^ days, and leave the job to Binckley. If, as seems to be the practice of this Administration, a deputy or Assistant AttorneyGeneral, is to have all the right and authority of tbe principal officer, and ii the opinions of the subordinate are to be accepted as binding upon all other officers of government, care should be taken to prevent that important office from being occupied by any one but. a thoroughly competent, high-minded and learned law yer. Such is

not

Thksb

Binckley. He has dis

charged the duties of

locum Umem

with

tho same effect as if It wore a political place, and as if he had no other duty than to obey orders from headquarters. An Attorney-General is not intended to bo an advocate. He discharges funotions in na ture judicial in determining what the law is, and in advising his superiors of the nature of their duties. A pettifogging and partisan argument is not what is wanted, and when a Deputy Attorney)General holds hi* office for no other pur pose than to manufacture opinions to o#» der, a due regard to the public interest require that tho abuse shall be rectified Mr. Wilson's bill proposes to remedy the evil of Binckleyism, and it ought to be ta' ken up without unntcessary delay, and speedily passed. —y I

is frequently a difference be*

tween the profession of a political party and its performances, as well as between the professions of individuals and

their

performances. The organs of the Demo cratic party, for example, have prated, loudly foryeats aboul the oppressive taxation which burdens the people^ while all tbe time attempting to disguise the fact that the action of the party itself, was the sole cause of the increase of taxation un der which the country groans. Individu

als, also, frequently prate about the "bond ed aristocraoy," and denounce the legislative department of the Government for not ^subjecting Federal securities to State and municipal taxation, while the individuals themselves hold the security, and never refuse or fail to draw their coin interest according to the promise to pay,

Such instances of incongruity of action and profession are exhibited almost con tinuallyin our midst. The latest, and most important one, however, of which we beard of late, is recorded of the proprie tors of the Gineinnati

must

Enquirer,

a journal

which is, we believe, devoted to the interests of the Democratic party, and to the denunciation of those who hold the bonds of the Government, almost exclusively. They have announced frequentt ly, of late, notwithstanding repeat ed discussions of the Supreme Court of the United States thai the bonds of tbe Government cannot be taxed by State or municipal authority, that such securities

either be taxed or repudiated. As there is no power to tax them under the Constitution, according to the decisions of the highest tribunal in the country, it is but fair to suppose that the

Enquirer

Journal

pro

prietors following in the wake of the La Croase

Democrat,

favor repudiation at

once and unconditionally. To give force and practicability to their ideas upon this subject, they have not scrupled to refuse to pay the tax on a certain sum of green backs amounting to $31,600 which was assessed against them. They denounco men who own bonds beoause they do not pay taxes on them, while they, themselves repudiate the taxation on the money in their vaults, hiatoad of paying it as other citixens did, who have not put themselves torth as the poor man's champion against the "bonded aristocracy." The proprie tors of that paper sued out an injunction against the Tax Collector, and tbe case was decided in one of the Cincinnati Courts a few days sinee, adversely to tbe right of the State to assess a tax on greenbacks as money. So the proprietors of this purely Democratic sheet are relieved of paying a tax upon the thirty thousand dollars in their pockets and still continue their senseless clamor for the taxation of Foderal |bonds. If the bonds they own had been assessed and placed upon the tax duplicate, as were the greenbacks, they would have plead their exemption from taxation under tbe Constitution and laws, while at the same time bitterly and unjustly traducing others of their fellow citizens for owning what the

calls "gold bearing

bonds.1' Should the decision, however, which released the conscientious proprietors of the

Enquirer

be. held good in the

higher courts, who, we beg to ask, will pay taxes when the bondholders are forced to yield up their bonds, and reoeive two

thousand millions of greenbacks in their stead Congress should at once repeal every act under wfciclt the States fcfe prevented from taxing-money issued by the Go^ernr^t. that hypocritical DamsorSte- "wmrhotff't-up gfeenbacfis to escape tax tit ion, as well as all others who do the same tiring,may~b"e brought to a realizing sense of their duties as citizens. However, that is another question. We h*' merely referred to this case to 11)'" the insincerity and perfidy o' f. a certain cla#s of Democrats in their .... and private cenduct. V"

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attention to/th'

qiiirer

men in tb»'

regard and trust irwill

advise tbem.

be more prudent hereafter.

Ad*' .using Incident in the Life of a New Zealand Missionary—An Encounter

With a Naked Sarage—A Character. The English papers report the death of A character who, with all his faults, must regarded as a great man, singularly suited to tbe wants of the country, for a long lime the leader of the mission,jand through whese spirit of enterprise it main ly was that this island was fully occupied by, miafionaries. .Henry. Williams^ late Archdeacon of Paihai, was originally an officer in her Majesty's service, and occupied tbe post of Lieutenant on board, the Thames. He devoted bis life to tbelbannibal barbarians of New Zealand, where he landed in 1823. Other missionaries had been before Henry Williams, but from this time the mission assumed^ the aspect of a consolidated and steadily ad vanoipg ^ork, flii skill in navigation, his coolness, and his courage enabled him to Visit in- his boat Hill part# of tbe island. Wherever a war was, there he was found in the midst of the hostile'parties allaying their resentment and promoting peace.-~ The natives could not comprehend (jiiViitianity, but they fell that there must be something- noble in. those infinences that eoald impel those men to undertake those journeys and endure such hardships for their good. The name of "missionary became the most honest in the land, and deputations Were received from all' jjaVts of Paihai to beg for one of these teachers Thin point, however,, was not reached without great struggles, and the little bark seemed often on the point of fouaderiftg §mjd the 9%rji&em&fita« JleitKit were their troubles of one kind. Atone time attempt would be made to starve them into tbe consent to barter powder and guns for food at another time the vic|ori u| jlocat conflict would rusbL upon the mission station and sweep off their goods as spoil and at another time some imgianary affront would bringdown a band of naked savages upon the unsus* pectin^settletpentv To protect theqaaehrea in'some way,' and to keep 'a"body of disci pies around them, the missionaries used to eacourage the well disposed to live in the settlement, and these people assumed the appellationof ,'iwhare kura" (school house). These men were most useful and faithful, and manfully withstood their own relatives when $ they made a deseent for plunder. On one occasion the missionary, in the middle of his sermon on the SundayL had trf throw 'off fcfs surplice and sally forth with the congregation to rescue his goods, which were being swept away by a "tau"—hostile band. Many and amusing were the scenes which on those occasions o^cuvrpd.g ffijhi&apujit naked savage, be* daubedwitb red ochre, encountered Henry Williams in the attack just referred to. Henry was then in the vigor of manhood, and possessed—what in those days was of the .utmost importance to a missionary-— great physical power. Tohi's object was to carry off his spoil, Henry's to eject him from the inclosure without hurt or any sign of blood—the sure signal of a deadly assault- It w^s therefore, a case of wresting and dragging, and the endurance and power of the European prevailed. On another occasion, a irative had made his way into the missionary's bed-room, and w^ bastening a^ay. with a blanket, when bis wifej coming out of another door, espied him. yhe rushed after him. caught him by his long -hair, shut. to the door— herself at one side', the natite at the other— and held'him there iintil her husband} al so a powerful man, came and ejected him by the same process. These are tneirath iletic triumphei Instances of the reverse, however, are not few, and we could tell of the missionary's teeth being knocked in with a blow of the first for having rashly walked .across a wajii tapa (sacred place), of another tripped up and laid on the flat of his back, and, of a third, whose geoda ,he had produced for barter—for food only cpuldhoob^ined by barter in those days— tikeli away by violence and he left alone with his energetio remonstrances. Redress was out of the question. It was rough work and the men *yera equal to it. Hens ry Wilfrkms laughed &td angers and despised hardships. It was nothing for him !to wander for three months at a time in the. bonbon expeditions with .those wild mentlli at^aAi "Krawha" (four eyes)— tho name given because of his spectacles— was known in every part of the island

As might be expected from his previous life, he was not a scholar, and troubled himself little with books. Before the advent also of the settler his light paled. In tbo controversies of those early days it is inot now the fit time to enter. The same dogged, independent spirit reigned conspicuously throughout, and there are few now who will not admit that if he brought down upon himself the ill opinion of the colonists, it was because of the strong ruling love for tbe race for whom he had done and suffered so much. He departed this life in peace, on the 16th. of July,, at the ripe age of 75 veears. So deep was the respect in which he was held by the hatitea that th«3 contending "hopas," at Waimate, agreed to suspend hostilities un til after the burial of tbe venerable mis. tidnary.

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A Fight With an Eagle.

[From tli« Camebridge (Sid.) Her»M, Kot,29.] I On Friday afternoon last, Mr. Nicholas Henry, son

town, was up Secretary Creek duck shooting. After a short time spent in recon noitering, Mr..Hi shirt a black head duck, which be was unable to get out of the creek. Giving it up in dispair he started for his home, and when a short distance from the stream, a large bald eagle came sailing over and pounced upon the duck, Vith which he was making off, when Our young sportsman .fired at the kingly thief, breaking his wing and oasuing him to fall to the earth. Now eommcnccd a fight the like of which we have never been before called upon to record. As soon as Mr. H. approached £he fallen bird, the latter made repeated and furious springs toward him, jumping six or eight met each time, and evincing the most determined courage. Mr. H. Repeatedly struck bim on the back of the head with a stout stick, but as soon as the stunning effects of tbe blow were over the brave bird renewed the oombat So desperately did he give battle that it was found necessary to shoot him a second time, which-* was doae. Ere death had closed his career and when the breech of the gun was placed to his breast the dying bird give one last final stroke with his talons, sinking them into the gunstock fall/ a quarter of an inch. He measnred six feet five inches from the tips of his wings. Mr. tired and nearly worn out with the strange conflict, made his way to the house of a friend, carrying the dead elffgta With bim and the duck he had killed. »,

Her mirror amy satisfy a lady that

her dress is faultless—and all that can fascinate the aye ia combined in her costume—but she will not oonsider herself irresistible until she has added the crowning to he|r attractions, by sprinkling Phalon's "Night-Blooming Cereus" on her laee handkerchief.—HurfiVase.^

IT KUTO.

When and how shall Tineel l$&r Wli»t are the wordi h« Hrrt *11! How will the barriers new.

Stat' -+y%S

Our kindred apirita be t*i»* *£*er .' •His self-same daylight ^ep.^jg7' tibining eomewU*'

Tbe only oM A* while I sing Could I

-.o,

will resigning,

knowledge my hfatg. my

whether his WlwUwr hi I know aotna

eye la 'twcmld be engraven

On that white day as my perfect hoe. ioi Many a face I bars llksd far »j

T'ews

Been chain'd by a roiiia with a Bot ever and aye there was something in it—

Somethiac thatjconld. not be his, my king.

I will not dream of him handsome and Strang, My ideal love may be weak and slight It matters not to what class he belong,' "Y*ii

He would be noble enough in my sight Be may aot be brfllianlly glfWdrt^ lord, And be may be learned ia:everything to But if ever hr comes he will strike tbe cherd,

Whose sselody waits for the band of its king, M.i...- ,K

Bot hlaiuiij To the weak and sorrowful, loving,-too^. Be must be courageons. refined arid holy

By nature' exalted, and firm and tri^e. To sach I might fearlessly give ths keeping Oflove that would nisier outgrow its ppring There would beafeW tean Of a woman'* vAepiag,

If they loved such men as my king, my king. as*? -t.-i-v Coal—Its.Orieln juid,Xatirf-l*

There can be no reawnable .doubt that all coals, bituminous .and anthracite, are of vegetable.,origin, ity apowerful microscope the vegetable texturo of the mass can be distinguished, not only in the softer qualities, but even in the hardest anthracite. We have seen specimens Of lBdubitable jet yield to. tbe pojwer of the microscope and fevfe'&l'ttfe original grain of the wood or vegetable, fiber Peat ia the first combustible forth of coal, and' if peat beds, now sought after with so much avidity, and judged to be such mines of wealth,' were suffered to remain undisturbed, they would at some future period be* come beds of coal for warming and light* ing the winters apd nights of future ge&* erations.

Coal is not a material belonging exclusively to past geological periods, 'but is in process ot formation now, aa may be prov^ ed by an examination of (he"brown coal," well known in Burojfeknfi freqrfeAtly'met with here. Thin slices, whicn allow the light to pass "through tbem, sbc^ to the naked eye the original vegetable structure* It is universally acknolwledged 'that'this "brown coal," or lignite, is an undeveloped coai, not yet subjected to the changes of years which would transform it into pure bituminous or anthracite, .coal. To be, sure, time is required to change the disin/ tegrated porous mas? ot vegetable vflb^r% roots, and tendrils, leaves and lingum to hard, brilliant, laminated, or' •eryitaliiwd' coal. But nature works slowly. .Wefind it difficult to understand her procesaes or to comprehend her infinite' patience, which watches through unnumbered years and countless aged for the sloW and grid ual progression of het agencies. But irii certain that her transforming processes have not suffered an abatement of their original power by the discoveries of man. They still go on, and will as long as (his globe and the universe endure.

It is possible that tne present

furore

about peat will lead to the discovery of. accelerating the action of. unaided natural forces, so that this material may bw made to give out as much heat-pewer as the concentrated ooal,- but'we much doubt it. The principal fault with our coal is, that it combines withjit eleihenta deleterious to iron, whether in a slate of fusion or merely subjected temporarily to its .heat. Stoves, for instance, wbioh are constructed |to burn wood only, will jast a life'time or longer but burn anthracite coal, and ttie'. parts warp, and crack, and oxydize. until the stove, or that portion exposed to the direct action of the heat, must be renewed yearly, if not oftener. "With the bituminous coal it is worse still. The grate, with a hot fire, yields and falls in pellicles, melted from the mass, untH in a- short time the most important portions of the contrivances are Ueeleis. To" withstand !the concentrated heat they must be made of extraordinary thickness.

In reducing ores* .also, and especially in. fusing iren, these components of coal are !tbe cause of much trouble. They are foreign bodies, which have become incorporated with the original vegetable mass, and hold, chemically or mechanically sua. pended, sulphur, silicon, and other elements, which are detrimental to the metal.

There is no reason to disbelieve that *11' varieties of coal have a common origin.— iThey are vegetable masses, Whicb mixfed Iwith organic particles, have undergone different degrees of mineraliaation, tbe Imore recent still retaining, much gf the Volatile element^ the bituminous less, apl the anthracite still l$ss, until th|B wfll burn with but little flame and no smoke, i—Scientific

Anmican

FALMJHk'a^lCUMHa. PUJFUMaa,

aan be known by: tb$r..,beawng hia ^apae and addreas. If one ottieralsre genuine, uis naase ia a raarantae of sxedledei'' dwlw.'® jj 'w ".—#- 8ek Pa.— Poets—Painters—Preachers —Players—Printers and Politicians—al suffer from Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Loas pf Appetite, Liver Complaints, and all diseases which they may curs or

Perhaps no other article was ever s$ well endorsed by all who have used it*

Masnolla Wat**.—A deligM.ftil et artiele—superior to Cologne ait balf the prhwlw*^ ll©T^°-ttodw»w.

IRA OROVER, Jr.,

Wo old aanouaoe to the eltiaena of Terre Haute and vleinlty, that he bas opened at

Vo. 46 South Fourth Si

GW ADVERTISEMENTS.

KBtOLSflOH IBAllir

Ac.

prevent

by the use of Plantation Bitters. If those bufferers took these BfttOTS, would be purer, the Paintings grander, ihe Sermons livelier, the Artin^ truer,. Printing neate^ and the P&luitfs" honeiterr This tplendid tonio invieoratee tbo system, and enables the brain to woV& healthily.

-o^wrfHMr .tej lifeBas

Drug sad

F.J. Henry, Eaq, of the

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OPPOSITE TBI MARKET HOCSB,:" A Fall aad well Seleeted 8toek of

PUBB DRVOB AND MEDICINES,

Ghemletl§, Oils and Dye Stnflfe,

A N A I S

Pure Wines and Brandies, For Medlaat Purposes, S :n .- .-.jm, .•

PATENT MEDIOINESr

And all other article* kept by Dragglste generally, whloh were boaght low, and «Q) Je sold at

The Lowest Cash Prioe^

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IRA GROWER) jr

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DBIJMIBT AND CHEMIST,'

No.

48 Soutii

Fourth St

Between Okie aad Walant.

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nia* fwwal

I xOMtfm jsmM «W9*«SS -mm jmmmi

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_Saeh-*«-8Uk, Merino, and Alpscea Oreues, Shawis, Bahnor&lV Linen Goods, unbossed Table Oarers, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Plated Ware, Sewing Machines, Ac. This Is no humbug, bat a reality, jtnidjfoar dabs of ten and upward*, fbr «Mi MMwwiaS the goodt, wltu ten oents for each check, and the getter np of the clab will rsceire a valuable present, worth from (3 to 8300,

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jWidow Sprinrlns.—A new comic volume, the author ot "Widow Bedott. Illustra^ed^....^............ /../.!..... ...gl 75

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Woman's 3 Ntratjjy.-i splendid hew ih Love Stpry, Beautilull and profosely llfiwlraied........ ?. ....SI CO ,... iv

CauslenfiedJNovelS. and other Oomic and ^urlesque Papers. By Bret Harto, Illustra

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Ajrieuiua Ward in iondou-j new Oomic Book by this great author. Illnstrated 81 £0

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The Habits of Good Society.—An ex cells#t wor*, teaching good tnancers and bu hatl6r SI 75

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iThese books are all beautifully ton nil—sold everywhere—and sent by mail, postaok fbee, on of price, by

iThese hoc eterywherereceipt of pt

BAILORS MONTHLY MA64ZLNJB1 For 1868,

Enlarged to One Hundred Ptyes

•The circolatlon of rAIiIiOU'SDIAGAZlNKhaT, lag increased dnring 1867 nearly

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K4MK'3 SPANISH ANTIDTK.—Positive cure tor Gonorhoas, }]eet,

&o.

WANTB1}—AH

$lper bottlo

sDC .bottl*« :for S6. Said by ail jfruggtota. Ad*dress JOHN JONKS, Druggut, cor. Mouaton and McOougal Stieets, N. Y.

ttS- We bave not dlscantlnued, nor io lulciid to co»so puckiog $100 lJaily in PiPisi o! Century tobacco, r«. ports to the contrary botwithstandiuj

Daily.

Mondays, one 9100 Note luesdaysr Two fifties. I Wed'days,' flM twenties Thusidaya, leu leu?. VriiTays, 1'weuty Fives. I Sitird'ays Tift^fwoa.

LOlti LLAKD,

lS,l«&i»OhambersSt HEW YOKK.

The Kicliest Man in tbe World.

Katract from a Letter from Baron Solomon R-iOtecliild.

you will send at-the same time the acconnwill forward you the amount through Mess Bsut,o»T 0o„ £iew York.

Bab on Salomon Kutuscuild haTing recommended tQ, mapy of hii frtouds Malor LANK'S, LINIMENT, and they beiug dusirous to procure It.te, should,ailvise hi in to establish depot in l'aria.

...... THE IMtolAKT UNlXEJi 1, rr .' As a relief,, ever ready as. a killer of Pain, taken inwatdly, or ouiw«rdly applied, has no equal

for

tho. relief aud cure

BhCUmatiC

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Wells AvOou 192 Jfultott St., N. Y. Uhas. Orittenden, 38 6th Aveuue,- N. Y. and by respestablsDruggists thronghoni the warld. None genuiod unless ajgn«d »y John Taos. Lank, and coKUterslgne) .Ujn J. T. LANK & 00., l*r iprfeturs 161 BrosdiraT, tor bond !or Uircuiur.

LADIES & GENTLEMEN, Yea can have a beautiful

Card Photograph, frte

if tmvmM, (wi iciroolars of our great Dry atd Jfancy Goods Sale) by sending stamp for return postage to Eastman

Boston, llase.

Kknoai iv iI«noTer St.,

CIRCVIiAB KEJi'r l-BKfi,

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WE ARE COMING, And will present to any person tendicg us a club in ottr Gteat One Dollar Sale of Dry and Fan Goods, Ac., a Silk Dress Pattern, Piece of Sh ing. Watch, Ac.,,fre» of cost. Catalogue of i.a, ana sample Sent''t6: any address free. A ress ALLEN, HAWKS A CO., 16 Federal Bt., liostL-ii, Mats. P. O. Box 5125.

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8snd stamp .tor specimen copy.

JfaaosuM At

VMITSCIS A complete list of (teas value to advertisers. See Artver1 JtersBasette for December. Prlce'25 cents, ar'92 ^er yiar in advance. AddrcflB (}. P. BOW* *LL A CO., Publishers, Sew York.

PAINTS for FARMERS ABD QIgBB3.—THB GBAFTON MINERAL PAINT COMPANY are now manufacturing the ILSSTAJQHIINWTF and most Durable Paint in use two coats well put on, mixed with pure Linseed OO, Will last JO or 15 years it is of alight brown or Maatlful chocolate color, and can be changed to green,lead,stone,olive, drab or cream, to suit tha taste ol the oonsumer. It is valuable for Wonses,Barns, Fences, Agricultural Implements, Carriage and Gar-makers, Pails and Woeden ware Canvas, Metal and Shingle Boob, (it being fire and Water proof), Bridges, Bnrial Oases, Oanal Boata,Ships, Ships' bottoms, Floor Oil Cloths, (one MaaafsntnrnT having ased 6000 bbls. tbe past year,) and as a paint for any pupoae ia un•arpsaaed for body, durability, elasticity, and adhsaiveaeie. Price $6 per bbl., of 300 lbs, which win supply a farmer for years to come. Warranted In all tiiSns as above. Send for a circular, which givss full particulars. None genuine unlass branded in a trade mark,Grafton Mineral ratal. AddressDANIKLBIDW*LLjPropriet«r, Wtasstttmat, SasrTaHt. Agents Wanted.

forthsHMMref

the Secret Mrvlee, By Gen. L. 0. sins.

flosutes

utioeetoundtiynmilaUses and startmade i| thjs wo|Kare crMHting itttente deeire ii thf minf^f llnJpl|i|ii It. Its offlictal character with an increased cfcmaj sttfascription boek ever fSbl: calara and see our terms, and why it sells fiutar than any other work. Address JOHH BBOTHBBS A CO., OincinnaSCax«, HOOK Davenport, Iowa.

fnOBBByS exsminayoB one that Torrey's Patent Weather Strips ascMl ail others. Send for illustrated cireular. Agaata wanledJn,6Tsry tojrjL. X.8.A Solo MannfitcturarS, tl Maiden

AGENT—One chaaealaeaeh

town. Worthy the attantloa of aa aetff* bxtiness man, to take the agency for the sale'of BuHtuir'i.Simn Montaiaa AniWkasiaa siatps' applied, to tha aides, bottom, top aad es*rc of doors and windows. Theialala bayond anything ever orered before to an ageati and.froSS SHi to^ifi per day can be.mada. JStnd for Jk^sata' ci'cuiar... lbs.fl-«t whb appl, Terms /or Moitldipg, ViJtr ioouB^.fe'a'. mia.bi

WE bTILL or "pa»ent" a«t irwnr toh." Bend lor our Hew Oaualogue of UUMTB' STENCIL DI£3, 20 TarieUes mU Awt, saMtal' ly finished and tempered.

S, M. SPENCBB A CO., Bratlletmro, Tt

$10 A DAT MADE If iBI with my Patent 8toocIlToo}s. prepsjr thasamplei free. Beware" of infringe!**. 'My 'Oircalan will explain. Aidrees A. J. TDlaBAl^'aptiaK' ftsid, Veratoat.

Ly,-

j.'

,VE HYBODY CA* Cot ixa for Men or Boys.by «sia#T2MoM% Setr IxgTKUCTiNe OitAstv CoaSplate sent to any address for $ivr order a sainple. mtd staaipl and oircular. 1 'a HDBB^L A PABS0M8, O/MdiltoiJU T*

We aro making

[lie Cskikbt fruai thf CHOIUK8T leaf it is free Irom drugs, aud i» in fivery reBiieCt, tile Best Pine (Jut Tobacco *u ufactured, sold by ail respectable jobbers.

JilSfK-'J

-1,1

'fVl.

8S£

Vy ftuiriaf tR iriOn

It is tbe Sest Chinch jewr «M to Aguti! One or two days' time will secure agnbd sewiag Machine,: Watcb, silk Sraa,Anlnr, 1 tome other at tide of eaaal.YatavnM. 4f Cost.

Agents wanted every where,mal9 and female, for th' best One Dollar Pawnbroker's Bale, ia tha country, fcond for circular. 8. O. TUOMPSOB ft CO., SO Hanover Street,Boston, Maaeq

THE iifiST IS TUB €HKAPI8T! &

IUntrjt(d, Naitly Printed—Practtwl,

Dor,

HAM VEST 18 OVEM 2HE YIELD IS GREAT! -n PROSPERITY ABOUNDS

WINTER IS COMING!

-H

and NOW 18 TnS TiaiTO TiKtr

MOOK£'S KURAL N£W-Y0Rfc£B, TUK 6UEAT TOWN ANi) CUVM^BK Wlliill:

TliK RDBAIi is the"lieadingaoQ:&kr*eMbirca' lating Kewsjiaper of iti Olasa oa the (Jimllnnlj— .r in Value and Variety of Coateats aad Brauly of Appear*uce.

embraces

ouituMtl, BcrtlculturaliffkieatiaCi' Kd Literary and Mews Matter, intersyeraedJsltk Ba^ graviuga, than »uy o'tber Journal—fox ei-i Di partmeuts demoted ib Ot lachtttlng Agrlcmto«, CbptaB UMik'.. iiorilcuitupe, 8claa«e aiii aH^j'°-' MictP umbaiidry«MacalloBt :,h -!h tirazing, Oairymg, 1'oUh's Kfadlati Bural Archltccttlre, jintrsllwn vomcstlc Kconoaijr, Ijsaaai^/liitut,'

Wit illiMrationi, OCblet, Xtiay, itiuie}

'PM*y,

Be-

but*.*, E»igmat, *e., Jbe. v:

The IU'EAt.issw-^oaKia is a Jfa^Mt Jaaraai, cifcolutiiig largely in the Kast had' Wsst, Bo'rth and couth, it Emplots thb Bas* TALIMT in all ilcpirtmenta. Its c^psof Bditors, Centributora,

&c.,

Comprises many ot'thi beat farmers, Plant«re, Wool Growers, Graaiers^ HorfaCUl^rists, as., and also Authora. richolirsi Ac., of notSandability In brief tho Kubal is

ttisal

fulr—Moral, Imtivetwe and EntertaiHiUg.

Whorevsr located,—in Oountry, VUlsige or Oity,lOlI WANT MB IBDBAt! -ii TOUU FAMILY AND FBOlrJMp VAIT II I. ITor it is adopted to the wants alia Jlpte.thlt it is not a

monthly,

nil

btU a Largo and Beautiftil

ff'oekiy. Hach No. oontaios Bight DoubleQaarto'Pages, printed .n extra style,—Clear Type^ Qood Paper, and more a ad- better iLLVSTBXTiOSli' than any other Journal of i}s Olass. A Title Paga, Index, ftq.f.atotott^ofVol:. ... i: i'i! l'KBMS-Only $3 a Yesr toolubs^f tea, S2.50 per copy. Vol. XIX begins Jan. 4, IMS.—

the time to Sub$aibe

aad'. CM.' Oreat Offers

to Club Agents, Specimens, Show-Bllls, Premium Lis^s, 4c., 8BNT' ruEt or the 13

lnUUbe^iOf

CO, Publishers.

tfatt

Quarter, (Oct. to jau.) on trial, for 'Oai*

OEKTU!

Minx

Address .. ». ». T. MOORE, BMShcStsr, 1. T.

HOUSEKEEPERS STORE.

•,cwvl f)ij i"

BE0K1W BR0TBER8 & C0. I wW i-'jitJs-sO rnrO 80Jfe:.- rrii wmn sift 1 Ji.i

*Iii-T ill J-I Vt Jl I '(I

No. 109 Main 8U, Terre^Han(«i

Are fully prepared for

W I N E

FAMILY OBI OOOIM 5

,a t.oiij.iAa oihi:JA« j.^'1'Harj

A. JS

£C E

Ls-i .4

r|on

twelve.

Single number, 1C cents.

The Oheaprtl

ths World 1

Address

BLI40TT. THOMAS A TALBoT, Boston, Mass.

•vi KW 8BB8CBIBKB8 FOB 1868 to the 1LLU3IM TBAVED PBBBNOLOOICAIi JOURNAL, at £tayear, will receive Not.and Dec. Mob. this year ru. Address 8. B. WILLS, 38» Broadway, N. Y.

ReligiousSTATE6.

mewsi-apeiis of the

r^"

aiiMJitftitY,

•fa

-.'"M moVT

£3

-id 'lt!

:tl

as'L

A E

••7) -i 1 Jul (fid J-.iii

Connsumers of

r.v.r/uu

DRY

Will find it greatly to tholr adVanU^O to examine our stock OF *tj:

C1'!

.-it! €»i rt( id

SHEETINGS* SHIRTINfiS, LINEN

AL. JX

O II

8.v

IK A A is Jfc

1 3V

I IV

I 3V N E

JL.

S»

iSb-i

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4'i .-j(I

ifov'if-- Jj! b-vur/ito'J itiKi'J udiMqitfel •1-ni^fl'."

rn':

iHi'/i'-titZ t'i'J

j-x-iq. t. A*

(ttoifft/i •iosij

!hk

tnhti ,tnU]H

-•dT. n---! Him

b:!' B."u &,£Co:" •ids., Have just op fHS lift') -'-if

ened a choice stock of*' fjillS fnH'tiKiyift

I1HU4 J1 0!

E/ S r/ tuabhiid

Consistieg of ,'iJt

Muffs, Collars,' i'---.

Capes, CaffsP^'tu •siliTV.l

.si Wristlets,

:(J1T -f.,

r» W?5

Children'8 Settswn

Gents Mufflers ~&c.

All of whichf

W'H

be offered at much I sea thea ordinary Prices.

cfioi'ar

Oar Stuck of Baskets, Satohela, and the asnal

variety of Goods suitable for the

Holiday Seasra!

Is Fresh and Attractivw 1^341 '.'FF

on* -j

.i-.'ij a.t»

.1 I. JV.*: i. .• fff

CO., are selling Zephyrs at Ba-

I ducod Prices^#:Had* flgu

GREAT CARPET? HOUSE I GREAT WALL PAPER HOUSE GREAT OIL CLOTHHOU8* GREAT WINDOW CURTAIN HOBBBI GREAT HOUSEFURNISHIOA DBPOTI

BR0KAW B1OTHBIS e»:.

No. ICQ Main Strie*.

i:~"$""Tj:--"

principles, and

warranted to

.£ Also a fina aHortment of

liATBS"t SYY°L*S:

'teimminqs 1 Iwiltiiqis:- ..:cau S1J5'

KllliilM, ip 8teirs.

Me A^WAUTEB

CHEAP MILLINERY

VXWBTOOKOPTUS

BT ITYLIS

1 ciAP No* SUf Maim, Street.

Qi 8TAIBS.) new

1' llljSI BAUiIK HA8tISCl8.

5i.rr"j'1 ai

111

QUEEN$WAI?EI

JgfWWlf & MBLVi^,

0 otwaouasi^ a varan. BaAisas IK

Cbla*, Qieemnrtre* Ctlassware,

Housd-fornishing Goods,

pOAJL OlL LAMPS,

Lanterns,' Tabfa Cutlery, fc UGH*

..m

^©ifire ,, Haute, Intl.

Brasive Soap astnufhetdred froa Poaa TUtlAU, and may be consideted the 'AJflTABBor K1CKLLE.\CB

Per Ma by all Orocers. 24dwly

OOVITTB WHITTIKK )MB«iri^9I.T BBXD PHYSI01AN,a8 hh Unom which hasi ia his olfioe wiilshow aaa tfHFCTwaw XWsn'lM

OU Hid* of Ufa

AjnlclMj ... Much of his practice haa been of a private natai»

StjilUi, QenorrhemJiieetf Stricture,

larfJimassy.fhflaWo

rirodt,Skikor

all

MXB*sMTfcw, iT«worASni£. hsjibth. EKICH

vieo PoinwiBY -K(IO»6 XK/ijiilr.R' ,• .' 1

sii

1 1

r-,

AJH»

gUTB„8IA(H AOO.lfopr's. IFWVR NOI^UFO^T C« so on "Ti,

Machined Shop,

Hcllftesli, Dengler &0o., I. B. E«R..TTH :M Bagie Sts near Passenger Dejiot,

FOO^..FFSWQIAI HABTB, IND.

MCBLFBBBH, DINGLSB A CO.

aafcMMrfwlf

DRY GOODS.

CK. pr=_

^)BE^

18671

BARGAINS

-i ..

FACTION!

ed y7*

erf! ft

I JDJ YNITUB ^LUSAORT'MUIO vt MEA# BWT.H.LBI.and' 'W 'VOL'VS^BQFFTI, iklii-HALTTB, IKtltAKA,

oj gniffs

iiUishau:

Mnnaft nassiiaf »tia«A Baglnes, Mill Gearing, aad MASHLAJYF I dsacriptlon. All kinds

Of Iron aad Braas Bastiass made to orde! slaSs of k^padring prompt! attehded to. ^(Msn^solisitM.

J. BAnXtAEOS

r. •, •o'unnsa. ,,,,9. r.Buaua.

3H UH A

PHTTHIX FOlJlTDBt

N'--

ManaatcSarecs ofBtsam Baglaae, Mill Maohlne* ry. Hoase Fronts, Fire Froats, aad Oironlar Baw miiisT

Special atteatioa paid to the muinfacture and repair of Braas Work, Patent Office Models, TO. We are also prepared to cut TT»thed or (Jog Oearings ef either Oast Iron, Wrought Iron or Brass, as the mart perfect manner.

MR Bspalringdonepromptly. All parties conaeeted with this establishment being Praotieal Mechsnlcs of several years expertenee, WS salh in saying that

we can rendei

Call eattsfaetton ta oar eustomers, both in polnl of workmanship and price, THA highest price pald for all old scrap Iron DALTTEM'' at {he "Phoenix Touhdry,"near the Paassager Depot.

INSURANCE CO.,

OF UIDIANAPOLIS.

Capital, $407,505 78. TU LIUINA Fiaa innam CosMirf or Inn. A Stock Company Wwnad'and controlled by the leading basiBeesaMBialfeaBtete.

The foUoWl are a part of the Stockholders, who are residents of Terra Haute, and to whom we would refer tboae wanting sound and reliable asaranoe at fair rates.

Preeton Hussey, Pree'T National State Bank.

B. Cunningham, Druggist. L. O. Warrsa'A Hairs. KAYBBS A CO., Agents, SSdtf OfBoe ayer Donnelley *s Drug Store.

IJIHE ONLY PREMIUM:,

—fOE—

Family

Was awarded to the

WHEELER DC WILSON, a TSLS STATB FAIB, BXLD AT TBBBB HAJ3TB .. ST *na .,

FOLLOWING COMMITTEES Dr. McCoaaiLL, member of tha State Board of Agricalture Mrs.D. Wit-liaksox, of State Attorady-Oeaerml, and Mrs.

CaWakwife

wife of Dr.

Oanan, of Parke county—all parties of the high* sat order OT intelligenoe and social position,whoae •pinion ia worthy of consideration.

B. WILMOTH, Agent,

ootl] 68 Sonth Fourth Stree't

a MECHAJFLCIAN, la. Ml Matt Kreat, MWA MIMRI,

Terre Haste, lad.

WI aaa Daawiaaa Hum MONO. •salnaMarhla othar UAHT Mlaehlnery repaired to. #te aatislsction.

n'lll'LO

LnaJlag BBAT-Bnas aftsr tha celebrated FaStssa, ma*S FRM new or old aMttsrtO.

L±i

!lo :»wfJai :t -vi.-pfn 04

-i-

(if tt til

1^.

DRY GOODS,

5 tu'-'fl Isul

•galah ban

,9*1 -'.4

stie t'iBfiT jo*

RIPLSY ittli'

Corner StH and Main Streets.

THE CITY

CUAiMTIM bna ^03'I.i'.' ..'S .v •.

[•*11

SHAWLS,

"jtil

a it-.

Lady Washington Shawls, Middlesex Shawls,

j— Ladies Long, I JARFW ,.NI Ladies Square,

Hisses Long, Sin

Misses Square,

Child's Long,

•'tf *ti|

Child's Square,

Paisley Shawls, tKij int j$i

Broche Shawls, 1 In Large Assortment?^

vfcs»TitQr

Vri

erMermitl Affection*0/tb

fioa« OrcMtw. ITeraia or

Huptttrc

klso, ths effects of a Solitary ffatiit,' ruinous Bodr andMiad, producing blotches, debility, itn potency, disaineae,dimnees-of sight,, profusion Ideas, erll forebodihg, aversion to society, loes,.o m«A¥r3^ #aahaM*, iw.,' not all these in any oti' ea*k|e«!BB ooevrias (requently in various caaes

ISV"AcoomBiodatioaa ample, charges atoderate baresgaarantaed. OOnaoltationa bylettoc or a ftea. Meat eases can be prap&rly treate ty. MenatraaUoa ant Pregnancy, Sc. withoutaa laterviaw, aad Btedloiaas, seoare tron observation, seat fry mall ot eipresa. No hin Iraaoa to businsas In most cases.

AddwaaBo*A0W,Bt. Lonis. Mo. Bours—6 A. M. to 8 P. M. Ofic*. permanent!) to«atsilai'N«Lil7 8t.Charlea.8treet,betWeeD Sixtl aad Mnslk^ete sqaars Sooth of Undell Hotel, retired spot in the centre of the city. ationropms, fad'rooms for the ac«on» of Meh patients as reqnire dally persd »lattaaUoB^ .'

BTBBYBODY

Can get, in aSealad letter envelope^my Theory Symptoms aadTreatment of Nervous,Urin ary an^ ^all thodlgeaaet1

•,

Lists, for tw apay postage.—

Olrcalar farlAdls^relating to Disease* of Puber

FOUNDRIES.

tjj iksl e_ .il^i

.7881 ui

COtfiATE^COS OBBiyj

10-4 SHEETINGS,

II v' Blci

lieix tod^lrdbl^chld, -ISS BJ' Ui S Cents per Yard!

40 CENTS

per

1 GaseBilFs "^mper Idem,"

At Twenty Cents

1 Case Good *4-4'

v.. !.•:« is,' ii Hils

ftrfj nOl

GREAT DRIVE

11 a*i»i wrf, IN

ani'

saa a Ualoi^Wfd# reputation, having been

omledimgt.

Ably EdiML

Miger

Mafsthan an* other Chponic Diseaw

Doable Fold English Merinos

a he J. iUi

entsl 1

-AT-

ssttif f'ri1

TVMtLe KIPLEf & Vb'S

GREAT WHOLESALE & RETAIL ia n^.K.'i

•-KOO

Terre JELaute, Ind*

TO'JG cirjsv.

A I

ir NATE0NA REFINED

ll3it?W

ir^'toncexxWatiBu aai cinit -tin..

-flot'S' ,iM

J! 3o irftwli oi Ly®,.

:£a •:. 1,10lv

tottull ,'Jaefc

TWELVE POUNDS OF SOFT SOAP FOR ONE CENT. 10i BJ et Ui. tf*}# S'bltoW i)

Every

Family can

Make their Own

Soap, ______ ioi /iflJ •jgfatTa

tjll* iil

THE1:highest'OaSh Pripe PaldforOld Copper, BrsM,aadIronj ang6dwtf

ALL VARIETIES OF SOAP.

inoq Sfi-' ixifaef--'

Hyg Itff

Aa Eaally Made s»a a Cup »f Coffee. .MM3E a .! ZSOSSXBfi

la new Conoentzated Lje, for making Soap, juat diecovered in

GRBiHlTLAND,T^lC ARCTIC SKA6, and is composed mainly of Alnmlnatw of Soda, whifch, wnen mixed with REFUSE FAT, produces the

Dealers can obtain It wholesale 4a eases, each containing 48 bores, at a liberal discount, of the wholesale Grocers and Dtnggiiti la all tha towns and cities of the United Statea,

°CJJ|T0RD PEMBEET0N,

*. Oeneral Agent.

PXTTSBUaO, FBSTN. ''ill

A S

BOOT

Sewing Machines

AND

No, 16 North 4th St

Jta,

!?iihnf.jf

C. E. RUGGLES, vim.

ir fl

Successor to P. P. Deck*

XT AS JUST REGBIYBD A

1 1 large Stock of Boots and Shoes, embracing evsry vaiiety of

Women, Men A Children's Wear

601TABLK FOB THS

Fall and Winter Triide,

Which 1 will sell at tbe Lowsst Cash Prices. I am also prepared to

MAKE TO ORDER

All kinds of Boots aad 8hoee that may be called for, on ths shortest notice and most fashionable style. Give ae a call before order ing or purchas.Ing eite where,

Ifl North Tpurth Street, Terre-Hauts, Iti

pyfdtt

ASTROLOGY.

/«SjRfOLOGY.

O O O

£00*0 ITEWftlliy

••5 '«f,te» T» AWT fMMff'VWlm.t njffiflf** MADAM* BAPHAIL IN THS yi ,1 |i PBOFKS8ION.

AB- f*

OlBffi WYBRFAILING MADJL AMI BAPHAItt Is tbe beet. She encceede when attstk«»»toi* fcUtd. Ail vke^eie^r-f trouble—ali who have been nnfortnnate—all vboee foad ho pea have been disappointed, crushed and blasted by felee promisee and decett—all who & hare been misled aad trilled with—all Sy to her f"S ICr adTioe and satisfaction. AU who are ta donbt of the adectioas of those they lore, consolt her to relieve and satisfy their minds.

In lofei ffalw She Never Falls-

She has the secret oTwinning- ths affections ot tbe oppoelte sex. She shows yon tbe likeness of SS yonr future wife ar husband, or abssift friend.— 8be guides the single to a happy marriage, and makes the married happy. Her aid aad assise has been solicited In innumerable instaacea, and the result has always been tbe means of secaring a .|5jr?

Speedy and Happy Marriage,

Therefore, come oije, eome all, t» 5v'a*

Bleacfifed at

1^ Cents!

,( (F ILI.H- '.

-is

She is, therefore, a snre dependence. It is well si: known to thepnblic at large that she was the flrstj and she let he only person in this country whocan show the liksnsss in reality, and who can give satire satisfaction on all the concerns ot life, which ta can bo tested and proved by thousands, fcQth married and single, who daily and eagerly visit her.

To all In business her advice Is invaluable. Sfce can foretell, with the greatest cvrtaiuty, the re- ja salt of all commercial and business transactions.

Lottery numbers gfven without extra charge. MADAMS EAPHAKL is a boi.a Bd« Astrologist tbatevery one can depend upon. She is tho great- ti) est Astrologist of the nineteenth century. It is that well-tno#n fact that makes lrllterate pretenders copy her advertisements and try tofmltaie Ml ker.

Madame Raphael is the seventh daughtsr of the seventh daughter she was born with anrtnral «ift sh» cau foretsS.yoar vary thoughts, also cures drunkeLaees.

She

1,000 Minoallaneous Silver Watches 60 to 100 2,^00 llnating HiUer Watshes 86 to '60 5,000 Assorted Watches, all,kinds JO to 5 the above stock will be disposod oton the poprXiAB oMX-palCV PtA*, giving every patron a ii'ne Qold or Solid SUvor Watch for, tI0, without regard to ^ralue I

Addrese,

,ou#£m V.

BEST DETERSIVE SOAP

INT THE WORLD.

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

Retailed by all Druggiata and Orooan in tbo United States. B*- TOLL RECIPES 'WITH BACH BOX. -49

3 1 WSI0HT, BBO.A UO,. Importerg. dc29dlmw3m 161 Broadway, Mew York.

STORAGE, COMMISSION it tIBAlli.

s. numni, A. D, uoaaisoir.

FRANKLIN, MORRISON & C0.,

All Interviews strictly private and confidential. As a Female Physician her remedies never fail to cure all female Irregularities, and to produce the monthly flow, without danger or expusure.— jftt They can not injure, bnt, on the contrary, they improve the health.

No. 88 West 2d St., Ctncinnati.

BKFEKINOfcS.

ConndRMion Merchant,

iXD DUUIt IN

Grai n, El our and Salt.

WAaa Qocsa—On the Canal, near jhe Terre Haute A Richmond and R. A 0. Railroad DepetsmaySdwtf Taaas HAUTE,

HATS AND CAPS. YORK HAT

N«w

SHOE STORE,

'THE FALL 8TILESS

111 BichiMBd, bet CeatraJ Avenue aid Jiki, Cincinnati, Ohio.

'I ,mi

TKBMS.—Ladies, $1 Qentlcmen, 1*1 N^. B.-rThe,Madama will answer no lsttars without a Ice of 91 rfnda3-cont stamp is incloasd.

Address LitA Box 531. angSSdwly

iiU

)**l

I «..jiMa«aK& ia afi«' :fhT "ThePenia JCiffhtler than ths Bword." i.t

I THE GOLD PEW, BfiST Aim CHBAPEST OF FBIVS

Morton's Gold Fens

oi» ilM

The Best Peris in the World. Far saie at JVo. 26 MaidenZane, JVetv-Tork, and by eyeiy duly appointed Agent at the same prices.

»tT

»if)

Morton makes no jFens stamped with the JVame or Traaemark of any other therefore, where an Agency is established, the public wilt be best suited, ana al the same prices, by coiling on the Agent in all other places those wishing the Morton Fen must send to Headquarters, where their orders wilt receive prompt attention, if accompanied with the cash. j± Catalogue, with/kll description of sizes and prices, sent on receipt of letterpostage,

an irt if

sa na nil rfi KJt

A. MORTON.

didsfor Chrl8tman&New

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A SCrjCEB STOCK OF FINK GOLD AKD 81LVEE WATCHES, ALL WAKBANTED TO BUN AMI) THOROUGHLY RBGULATitD, AT THR

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Vlimr, Bao. A Co., 181 Broadway, New fork wish to immediately dispose of the above msignl&oent Stock. Certificates, tuning the articles, are placed In seatad envelopes, and well miked. Holder* are entitled to the articles named on their certifloate open the payment of Ten Dollars, whether it be a watcb worth $1,000 or worth less. The return of any of our Certificates entitles yon to ths article named theteoii njrou payment, irrespective of the worth, and as no artisle valued less than $10 is named on any cer tiflcate it will at once be seen that this is Vo Lottery, bat a straightftnrani legltlaiale traiuactloa, wUchmajr be participated la even by the most lauidlotu 1 .n

A single certificate will be sent by mail, (.oat paid, upon redeipt of 35 cents, Ave'for Si, eleven tor fl, thirty-threo abd Slegaut premium for 96, sixty six aud more valuable premium for #10, one. hubdrad and most superb watch for $16. To Agents, or these wishing employment, this is a rare opportunity. It is a legitimately oonducted I) business, duly authorised by tha Gov«rnment, ,,,• ani open to the most' eateful scrutiny. Try as.

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