Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 December 1867 — Page 2

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DAILY EXPRESS-

XBBBE HAUTE, IN1J.

I &

Journal

W. B.

Saturday Horning, Dec. 14th, 1867

The Coanty Jail.

A fow days since we alluded to the condition of the County Jail and made the suggestion that either a now one should be erected, if the county finandfea were in' condition,to do so or if not-that some improvements should be made to the present building. This suggestion wu made on no party ground, but upon mere* ly charitable and humanitarian princi-. plea. The

Journal

of this city lndul^es*

in some very low and unwarranted strictures upon our article. We do sot-ad-vocate the building of a now county prig-, on unless the state of our county finances will admit of it. If the treasury will not permit the erection of a new jail then we argued that during the next year, the county should expend some money to ira* prove the present one so that prisoners may have air and exercise, that women may be kept separated from men, and in sane persons may have the comforts of life and that children of years may be kept from associations with hardened felons and scoundrels. These things are all we ask. In a population such as ojir city and county now hae they are only such demands as are right and proper Many persons from malice or accident may be compelled to spend days in. a county prison, many b«ys are sent there for trifling offences and it sometimes happens that men and women who become insane are tent there for safe keeping, and from no fault or crime whatever,— Humanity simply requires that, there should be some refom in the construction and management of our oounty prisons This is the whole case. If the managers of the

do not have the charity

and humanity to look at the matter','in' this light then we are simply sorry for them. We do not think there is a taxpayer in the county who wou Id, on' lopping through the present jail) and examine ing its inmates and their, mo^'e. of Jifi fuse to contribute his share, on./the |next tax duplicate, of the amount that would be required to put the jail into pijoper condition.

Since November, 1864, a litlilis meM than three years there have been oopfined in our present jail four hundred and t)t five person*.

Theae prisoner* are classified

as follows, to-wit: Men. Boys. Wome'n. Insane. ^Tplarl Stat* Prisoner! 176 41 .7. S. ,22* 15S M. 191 T' 436 than

City Prisoners Total S28 41 Probably not more these prisoners have been cqimctqd ofj any crime, yet they have suffered untold, hardships from the manner and inponveaionco of their imprisonment. !This matter ought to have the attention of our county officials and some remedy be fqund. The ideas that were correct twelve cjr,.flf« teen years ago in regard to county prisons are not so to-day. r.uUo

Tlie Grand Jurors of the eonnty, are by law required to inspect and report up on the condition of the county jiil.— They are specially charged by law, Jwith this duty and are by law also charged: with the duty of making all proper suggestions in regard to it after due consultation and examination.

At the last March Term of the Circuit Court there was a Grand Jury consisting of Wu. B.

MEWHINNKY,BUEWJILL

WATSON, SANFOBD

Jokks,

ISAAC SCHKLL, Levis L. WSOKS, RICH*

ART

LARKINS,

TULLEK, ELI

Qwfgt.

N. DENTON, A. P. Yoais,

JOHN RHYAN, JOHNATHA* Smith, Joajr* WILLIAMS and WILLIAM \Tjlx B*UHT, de3oribed on the records of the iCoitft at "good and reputable householders and freeholders of the county." These igentlemen mado a thorough examination of the jail and, on Tuesday, May 28, 1167, made the following report and recommendations to the Court. We quota frodi the record, as follows, to-wit":

"Come now the Grand Jury offered and moved to present the following report to the county jail, which is ordered of record and is as follows, to wit "To the Hon. R. W. Thompson, Judge of the Circuit Court of Vigo Ckunty, Ind. "The Grand Jurors now in session In Torre Haute, Vigo county,- Indiana^ this 28th day of May, 1867, beg leave to'sub^ mit the following report in regard tip the county jail. We went in company With the sheriff of the oounty and found the same in as good condition as could be expected but we are of opinion that) said jail could be vastly improved by somjB-al-terations. In the first place it lacks |von-, tilation. We find that in time of wet woather the floors and walls are cotered with water, that in our opinion is tVery unhealthy. We also are of the opinion that there should be a change in the iconstruotion of the building to enable ia separation ot the prisoners, as we think there is a distinction in the grades of prisoners by tho grades of crimes committed, we also think that in many instances by their being together they concert plans to evade prosecution. We also think that it is domoralising to keep females a)l in the same apartment with men, afe we found them on this examination add in many instances when very young, men and boys, that get in there for some trifling crime, they will become more depraved than when they were committed"We will recommend to your honjor to appoint a committee of good practicable men, in connection with some good mechanic, to make a report of the necessary changes for the remedy of the presentevils tnat now present themselves to the Grand Jury. Very truly, yours, &o.f

MBWKIKKXX,

rnntifcgSff firomBe sl^is' .andaoofs^ the UveQr! stable $SL th» iorttiAtae, cipitates directly to the ground, or on to the WAlVand having no W8£.Jto run oflj there should be, at once, a good trough or conductor supplied, either by the owners xf tbftliyery stable or the county. There is needed also a conductor to convey the water away from the building. •44tfcaogfe or alteration in the present structure is practicable to nieerthe" suggestions of the gralid jury in regard to •». separation of the prisoners, except to »d4 another story similae tp the preopot ,me. This can be done fgr lbwfrkig Uw wallh two qr&feiJfcfc,

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Eoceman.1"

Tho following action was had by ther court on the foregoing report: "The court being advised and having duly considered the matters in the foregoing report appoints S. H. Potter, Senry Koss and Samuel Reese, a committee to. make an examination of the cOunty jaU and report to this court at its eailieetscdn»: venience."

Subsequently on June II, 18«T^ the committee appointed by the court made the following report, to-wit:

TXSRS

"2fb

HATTTI, June 10, 188?.

Bon. R. W.

T'Aompim,

Vigo Circuit Court:

Judgt

"Your committee have this day visited tho jail and beg leave to make the following report: 1st. We recommend a thorough renovation of the whole of the inside, by whilom-ashing walls, cells and ceilings the joints in the walls where the mortar has been dug out should first be closed with cement 3d. In order to remedy the of the floor and cells, we recommend tin banking up on the outside ot the walls at least one foot, and paving out to three or four feet. We find that all the water

N E W A E

'•$». mf with a walls uU roof

r^rieeij^, ijfcjacing '4». „ooa_flddrvana continutnz the teen feet higher, 'uslrife tne j5feie again,: Thfe se&ndswtfy sh'euld'Ke divided into twet 'ciompaiftkiehta, orie' fir feral* and one fbi^boyi. a ii S a ItffiO

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In our article cm th« sobjfedt, Ibti other day %•. merely rttterated the opinion

a grand Jdry 'who' presetted ttteit report under the sanctity ,of an oath flnd of a committeeofrepntableoitizens who were specially. charged by the Circuit Oourt, at the requests thegraridjary^W make further and more careful examination of the niatte^, We hope ous(fneqJp of tlie JournaL wiU go themaelves and, examine the jail and investigate (it records and thenWll thepubliewheiher they" there is inythfh|: inhtf^ap

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Ui. j7- '£11

/tfhenpvjar. jtye .op^jditigp,

m'al£iijgr It

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nawi otie

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tj\» ?ounty

"treasury ,pej-#foaj'he, question is fAmply orte' ofkiaoatiey ia nd hum snttv and 'has bo'poliHcrf^r jflh iin^ tk_ lh« aboil Has t^h cent

sprt tfQ SUp' i:

PfW' nis ^aUteltisa'i'io eso /roq tf'crf 1£IO 'Hi- ri-^iu

^This 'iS' ti^lobly the agfei^buf this $ the doontry Of wiflpMitio«,-of imitation, and Of mild atad saniabtei^cisl manias. The Portland pedestrlsn^asthettias

of *6He 8f tfiftiSbsi1 kWar|abl| i4aroheyet'&id^Wtms'W^itf^ c^Mici fee inward was'' aoAething bet^r lhim' any ^(ifllble Buttfffi^ld orMt-:gfeehbacks.— Th^:tendency oftiian3 i6 #fepres«dt.his 'life as fc^ouriieyt, and hls. mcaal swu^gles 4ss-^litohi«feainet the baser! indoltodo: of his constitutitAi:hi¥b go toIth^iBp^rlMices of the outward' foy iHastratiOns the the the

inner nMure. .:,The ,roost eloqu6fit e^W8t preacher9r?f ChrisWanitV, ji neiur prb$»iect o? death .6puli e*61jWn4, "I haVft iOtight uigobd -fl^ht'l

"wty

'cbursj

:proe0eded

upon liiKtTafPPi ,fc^a»ii«feste^ and. villages Miroug^ .whiclj hfrhas^.pks^d with a passion for WWng.^ad.t^e iVery schopl-boys are toddling ag auist tittfe, with "switches in'thelf hindi,' fancy (caps ul^!ttfeit* nefoJsi

(and'tft'ibcktWni

tire^^Hcientfi^iHy1 tRid ialKwt! fcheir tfThia fe)6frgoddiUmen, VIit' worn*la&'ttell &K" th« ehats^i ishou\de« and oalveiiof l4«?itet7ipanenftiQ0^84tU o^,iioaklhafc walkiogT(urjfsii^ a greai «tQgk of moraUnaiogiesj Afld fig«ri .exiprefsive ofneoergetwa,liwp_^*dgi^^) im*, 9f

I!have' firkshed

.prof&sprs.

Thera bight bo many worse-fashion than walkingj la1 this lageof steana we aire in danger rif (forgetting that legs were tnade bofore Idcomotivea. .Withifehe ox^ebtion of riding, whioh haa .the adyautage of ele vating jus. .to^ sight. pl the surrounding country «pd ,the,horizqnj there is, noj filler physical exercise than thUt 6f» Walkihg.—, In Uw'ordin^iy Winter weather —Bummer is for sauiterin^' rather thah for pftdiiigtW

ihfO{)f-L-thbr«

is hcjthingj like

pSiadtriah eicifjjlsiy "in the .ebjoyrn^it of which a-ttari-°fcftfdles ind? keepBup his own fires fts he goes along, and eOfmortably enjoysi Winter: scenery^ 'which hat n4ver receired poetical juatiea because thepoets arsssd, la»y dogs, arid prefer tidoksfand a flxeiltta-trajttp up and down •.Wtt.vWe dft po^ cj^evta he^-lihoughj extreaen our noUona but those ^noihave it a it ha it whiift^t |east, there Ss.hothirig indrp exhilarating than ,aa enpijunter^on' foot with 'drtyipg'and thi^tfiay soo^-'stortii.

io a^rdiwrttoBiW But

*lf iifitf

JCtt?£et"!yw«

are-sktlsfied

thjathis pHnclpal.'trouble was dysfiemia— ooahl^dnjoy h|si Wiifteniwals ''.upon the soothfeni sidecof tbp'lWBIi.t hiUs," we|trust tb«t lb) inotenfiieney Jof t^evseason will not idrive our ptout jmateurs sbiverihg to shelter.,

Formerly,jthe main Ejection walking" III'.r^B»er1afa#r that it toj?k. up so much valuable tlihe.* ,0f course it^astes ho time to pe licit lh"%d pr Bick iii tone's cha^t^r no tlin'e ^,w4bijf awttit tlie effectiofinedijHhe no ttm^rto crawl t'Stjough the litgeriftg weeksJ of ieoiivalescfenca no time to tell your pitying friends' how fWirftilly yoti few inside, nd how diihinutiyo out hope is Of ever feeling better,— There «%s great: wisdom, in the old Bo matt maxim about."makiogihasteiMbwly." It ianot books, it is not, buaiqess, nor is. it any kind of physical or intellectual toil Which kills^us, but over-study, ov^r-trad-ingi 9ver-work in general, late.hours, .hurried foeala, .toils too. exhaustive' and insuftciont 'ot unsaiiswetory ?l«jep, We are very apt to reiolvd all theso difficulties into a questibn o^ diet,' and it is thought that if a man ea]ts orfly oi this sirticle of food and only discards the: other, he willcettainly be a miratile of rude and. globing and robust health. Now, it is a Fact that the general animal, man can eat Almost anything and still thrive— train-oil in Northern latitudes, flesh and fish in temperate regions, and .fruili and rice in the hotter countries. But whatever may be thought of his condition id climates which, through extremes yf liejat or cold, preclude much physical exercise, it is cei^&in that the me,n of the temperato regions—the uteri who sustain and redeem the reputation of the whole race--reg uire a large 'degree of bodily activityand without it deteriorate rapidly, it ib iiot an easy tisk to tr'aee" the effect of general pt^blic hmlth upon-the destinies ofStatesj' except lb the okltrhWe cases of regularly recurring 4{fldMhio8 but a metely reasonable generalteatioft Shows thait the strong and healthy rsoes have always be^a taore than a mateh jftr their .intellect: but effeminate competitors. -Jf, was pffc untill the^'brawny and muscular Konma^oltliery had given place to a miscellaneous .xabble of aUlinations,,ViI[a^ \h!p .ficjpubUo disappear^a and tha roonitrous an^ unnatural jtejobd'dt the^'^mpirt '.'?,®

Foreign oWervers ave' fl ot "usual ly rtiade a good report of our AWeri.can physical c0nditroi. Possibly we m^y'be witting' iira iMne^balling- oiicaelves into a bettisr rep^ntiitidn. The-Mvto sound aoas of a found fathet and mbthw may make a great dtffcre&cftin the population of A. D. 1867—to say nothing ofithe daughters.

A SilrOLB f)Kot of Palmer's' Extract 'of Frangip$nnV will perfump the Handkerchief for many days, It is the most concentrated and lasting perfume in the mar-, ket. dw-lw. ...

Tkkswan

ladium.

1\ TRAD

RfcYOLUTIOI

L4MW.TW1Trillfirm

ofall kindi onGoodi san byTBS weTrtcnowir and jaatly celebrated ot HA HAM & CO :f noi,iW Sach Silk,' Merino -kM' Shawls, Balmoral

Linen Good*, limboeaed Table

"^tchee. Jewelry, SUwr- Plated Ware,

reality. Send your clube of ton and upwards, for cbeefci deacribing tile goods, with tsn centt for eMhohec* celve. acc6r3ing

Agents wanted iu every tOTOi. «irJuJBrs sent free. ^ddifOM, qjlAfiAM ^.^,r84*4e federal Street, Boston. ,j:i T^nAKk^rBPAsrsir1

XiPrt»OTE.—PosltW'

Gonorhota,3leet»Mcj

sue bottles for $5. Sold Jjy .ali Dmgglats, Address JOHN J&NieSL Pr^gUtrcor. UouStpn and McDougal 8tieets, H. Y..

OENTUKY TOBACCO (hi aa i'1 W We hare not dis(pXUV/'.v iCMliilUed, Jiorvdo

xt'

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Ptf-KKP ,, inttuit.to tefar jiaekiog IN IBlS BBAK1) I ^oo ually tn tHBS v.i rtoil

Tlie tUchest Matt in the WerM. Extract Littir'frok foimiok "R^icHilS.PliKi,7'8ih'^Mrtff'IlW»,'## IKWB«a^, 8t.

Will yau kekinderiooghi «ieh«re ?X) bottl9 qf, y*ur jfou'will send at'-the "same'

it Caij&i*V t-.il

df jtheir

have fidpt'the-Sitj).''—

'tfcesdtfgutelsShi*1# theJfeina^nejr of puty kind to nartlah' -faith iittd acfSon, atid tb bi ab## niJt least, than

Boston, Jlaes,.

ClRCtJIAH 'SKfcT

Csold,.ON^i

ONTAINING Lfi'tt of'Sry WatclieS, Plated WttraV l-''uUfey^Ah«i n^c., to be DOLLAR,,ir)iv*ach indncemonts to Agents. PitiJlSTBE .MOCIL ION, 15 Marshall Stroer.'ttfartott, Mads.9"* 1

WE ARE OOMIN®, And .will propent. to any. person sendlEg us a. club ia our Great One' 'I^oftar Salb of Wy and ?afiey Goods, &c., a Silk Dress Pattern, Piece of 8h .. ing, Watph, Ac., frep ol' cost. Catalogue of •£«ie,' and samploj sent to -anV'ad^'esa freo. A ress ALLKN, HAWKS fe CO.r16 .Federal St., BJston, Mass. P.o.Bo*6i2$.™.

NEW HOLIDAY 1100^.

(I. iv.

"We

me&llpn'thft hebay^rWe fear that when lh$^tfcury iffttft thfc^QMeter hegjns to vitik its MtiTe-hulb, th^ pede3triar ftirore

&'W,

IT,?.' .- IJ 'litnr-iii Epistles of tlbly Hughablfi b'ooi of ctlmlc'bpihfofts.- I listrnr

'^Strl^y.iK' 'splin^ new

Woman's ngllBh Ti Illustrated

TO OXK atTHd&id

poon out bar. sweetest song

when dyings In like manner,. the fra«grance of Phalon*s 'INighfeBlooming Qereus" grows more exquisite as it bocomes faintef. Jhlji i| not the'dase with &e ror th« hSn'dkereh ief. Thrit'brigttal seehi soon lipsea i'nto a decidedly repulsive odor.—New

-^jsy'jr4- SpiBUUlU I1D1Y

EnglUh Tibre Story. Beauttftill nud profusely

t. i-*. .». M,,,,•

Tlie Cameron Pride.—A most dellthtftl new home no rel. X)y Mary J. Uolc^s (fi

ArLenitu Ware! lrt I^ontton—Anew Coitflc Book by thlsj^cat aatho^r,. Xlla^ate'J^....j$l 60

S(.KUno. of the btst

Tbo Cul|rat Fay.—Aiinagaillccnt'Illdsti-B-tedi JCditlou of .this foentr. "i£lSgtdtly toubd In gtlt 19$ .00

How.to Mak# a»| Hn'jr to Keep It^A ralflatle Boolt tbut-^Vorf one on a re a $ 6 0 ,- ,, -M'.'b

The 2|abrt»' 'if 'Good' ex celicnt work, teaching, .good .Tilauhers" a'ntt beha vi or iS W :-:... —rrsw

Y.'diiFi)

The Art of Conversation.—A b«o cannot fail to make almost.any Dae tv£*^d Stalk er j.JSI fiO ". -i- i~i- .i.-'

the Worldt

Haven Pal

ISIKWAPTED far the Hill tfteSjui'tliWIee,By Gen. L.O.»a and lUnting closures made in tlili work ate creating the xnoflt* intenw desire in the minds of the people to obtain it. lis official character and ready eat*,* combined wIQFan increased cominlssron mike it the beat snbacription book ever pobliflbed. Send for ^ir*

Davenport, Iowa

exajninjfc$isaL

#lper bottle

I',

'1--Hiil

A Physiological View of Marriage, The phtap&tlfaokjE/ver Published) Contalnlug, nearly

ffirec

iTTZ

i. jil|/Pwts, tp.-jfcfce ajutrary

Mondays, one (100 Note uotwithstauUiug.

iLoiv.

IUBUN awLOMOjC KOTH8CHII.p%hu»!»K u&eniicd tc? ihanv 6f frteiiW Msjfor LINIMSKi'. feufl th^WiStgdeslTdn#TKprbciiJ£, it, be should adrJs®3bJ9!:'Pv Pari-.. i1*1' iaE isiiiksi1 iUHHEJIT,' 'i a sVer t'd.ndj'

ifc

a'"ftllfei'%i! Pain, U-

keh dly/ or dttlwAfdly^ 'TO* ^rnai ijfflr thej^lia^jind enrei oj. UkeuiiatiC ~and Kcuralklc Affetupns, Snhilns. BrufSes.dic., itift unetjnalled. It l^ mafnnoipetiicjtcllius falcon iiiwaidij,

thai'etirsrofIJtmlcra./OranjpS and, it

tho world out It. ..Ever,, hayo

pii

FAMILY should bo |wilhKLEA by land or sea shomS WKSToiin A llM ls.R3 rcsftW

ing at a (IKtuuciri.on^hyskiiius «hou)d k4epft constantly on'hirod.' Tn ckBB of afctrf^ntsj and sadden attaoks Slomafth (MoiplSctUfcyllsiralQe lAMSW

WholeAalp ami

KeiaU by 4¥?oaa-i Y. (3»lo & Kobinaon, loo GreeuwicU St qr.'Oy WolIs b&'.piOG JiftlMll tst^N. lf. Ohis.-M. Qritl«iUcu j38. Gth .^jToaaft

coontorsijiiecl^Dy J. 'IVTDANH & (X)»',ijProjlrlet{i« 163 Bfoad,^oy^=JjV5Y.

iffi op*,

LADIES&GEN0?r,Elff ,, You can have a beautiful

i(r.T1

irm

Card PholograpM, frtf

«xp,*Ml («dri»jar0li]a-r6oaf our gnat Dr^ ax'd Fancy Goods Sale) by sending (.tamp for rbtnin 0Mtag« to 'Eunuii

r^.j

BIPiB.—An

U« merit* will conTince any

one tbat%dYre51e Ta^nt- Weather Strips ezoell all others. Send for ilinstrated circular. Agents feafit&A irf^eVkpy idwtj. 'U. S. & J. TOBBBT & CO., Sole ManufaSurerif 72 Maiden Lane, Kew Tork.

AJSIXJED—AN AGENT—Oni chance in eaoh iy the 'attantlon of an active bticiness man, to t»ko the agency for the «ale_of

BBADSTBSKT'S Bobbrp MOCIJBISO iM SAT a SB J6TBIP8, applied to tl»e ajdes, bottom, top and centre of doors and wiadows. The sale ia beyond ah'Vthiripevef'Oiiered before to an agent, and from 410toS2S per day can be made. Stndfo- agents

& GO Boston, Mass.

llundred Pagtt

And 130 fln&plato»and'*{}gr4vSi^>"of the Anatomy of the Hamad tyrguas iu a s^te of Health and .Disease, with a fctntuu an £^tly ?rrors its Deplorable TJoustq Jeficea ppbn' the Mind aiid Boay, with tfce Author's Pua -ot Treatment —the only rational and snetKsaial ittode of, Cure, as shown by the report vl casas treated. A. truthful adviser to the^narriei atid those'contemplating martUge, whe entertain doubt* 6f thefr physical condition. Sent llee o-f foatage to any addreis. on receipt of 25 cents in stamps or postal currency, by addressing Dit. LA CKOIX, No.^l llaideu Lane, Albany, H. JC. The a,i»th.r may^be consulted upon any of the dlseasof tfpon wnicn his book treats,eit -er Versd.-.airjr'orJby mail.— M«0icin« BStttto onxpart oft the »«rld^il I

WE STILL LIVE! .. ged by Impostors or "patent"'

call iron

machine

"Stencil'.'tools

Send for oiir New' Caualogrie of IMPROVED SDBNOIIj OIKS, 20 varieties,aii

qf Steel,

ciljiSL: WO ttfli

t'eBtUry Wbace6^ -fo-

l^tt^llsljers,

I.ove iHitlers —A- Relcotion gf.fjiet moit sorbing character and intoreit, from. coii e^poii. dense of celebrated and notorious irioii and women. fiico,

~WiWAw comic v^uaie. Sy the author of "Widow Bcdott. Illistriited 76 r- .i»

A Book about Irfiwyeri*^—i reiirtiit «i tho inteAsely onrlqtis Xiondoa works, ius:) RHblislted .sii.J. K* 00

ikj that

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The Art of Anmaftng,—fnsfrdotlonJ and Hints for evely sort" of Home Ainnsement9..S2 00

told

These books are all biaullfiilTy bound everywhere—and sent by ruall, roSTAGE trl ^E, receipt of price, by •[!', I

G. W. CAKLSXO^vl ea.^Ta,bIish^s, K'rT*. 'i-'n.—k1—•

BALLOT'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE OTor 1808, Enlarged to One Hundred Images ttThe circulation of BALLOC'S MAGAZINKhaving lucreased during 1807 nearly

ftetn thousand

C3pit» and nerar bai ng:eo prosperous as at present, the publishersare vhoeby intfucsd to stiU flirther add to its value by

CNLABOINO

kaou. sumbkb

pa«£S. Although this eniarg*-

ment involvts an additional expense of somje |6,(XW ft yeartyettiiete. wiHbe .No ^ottiijE Lq

THE.

PRICE. .. 4 SOW IS fflB,^lMq w. «l 11PMBIM8 He

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ayeari sayppcoples, i».(X)Jtiv«\ve'

copies, $16.0U nut a copy

grain one yc#r t«,thc penon

tending a club of toelre.

^Single Buml«r,,l6 sente.

Send stamp tor specimen ?opy. Tfte magazine in

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N£V»^APEB8«E tHE

rariTKtt STATES. Ar.o«mpleite 1st of gnat vslac tt ad*evtittr«k: SwiAdver tlien 6osteite for Dsc^mbsr. Price 2j ietijs, or 2 per

fesr

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N. V. Vribwve.

for farmers

AND OTHKBS.—TBI .flEAlfTO^ ,MINKRA^ PAINT 00 MP ANY are now. manufacturing'the Best, Cheapest and moat -Durable Paint ita iUe two coats weli put an,. n4**l witik pare Ltns«ed Oil, will last 10 or 15 years ivis of.alight brown or beaotl/ul chocolate color, anil can be changed, to green, lead, stone, ollre, drab or cream. salt the taste of the consumer- ti is rateable for Houses, Barns, Fences, Agricultural Jmpleiiente, Carriage and Car-maksrs, Psiia.«url W^ded ware CanTas, Metal and Shingle Boofn, (f( bainr Fire and Water proof), Bridges, Burial Cam, CatMt Boats, Ships, JSUiips'

:bqtcm»,

Floor Oil fllotks,

(one Uanufactnrer hating ase3 5000 bbk. J^e asa»s?i®jasj^a«

adbeslTene s. Price 86 per bVl., qf300 lbs, will supply a f^raar lor fears to &>•«„' ted in all casM as above,7rSeod which giyes full particulars. None genui leas branded ill trade mark, Orafton Mlneial Paint. Addreas DAKfjEL BIDWKLL, Proprieter, MSPearl Street, New Tork. Agents Wanted.

careful-

Iyrfinlshe4 and tempered. S. 51. SPBNCBB CO., Brattleboro, Tt.

$10 A DAT MABfi BY A5I 0NB, with »y Patent Stencil Tools. I prepay tho samlet' free,. Beware of infringers. My Circular*, will explain. ,rTfcrniaii «eld

Address A.J. PaiiliAM, Spring

TEIitBODI Cam CUT Thbib Owh Cwth INaforJlen or Bojs. by using PABSOR'S SELF iKBTEtrcrtWoCnAKTB. Complete set tent'to Any address for 92 00. Agents order a sample.' Send stamps for terms andicircular. HCBBteLTj A PABS0N8, Unadilla, N. T.

girinii

Il'ts the BestaCha5j:(f et?r offers t« Owf.jpr tf* d^ys'. time will secure a good Dress, BetolTcr, or,

.(Hthpr. article, .tvf .pqaal Talue, 'rO« of

Cost.

Agontt wanted everywhere, maleandfanifl^, for Ithe, bust'Oho Efollar 'PawhbrbkeB't Balis in the

:!il!

rtiitc thtf'aectmn-

r--

will' for ward jtiu'Jh^rfmdtiUt BJSIMOM

-,4Kg»OW faint nitBTO TSjKa BIJRAL NEW-¥0BK£B, tHK efeBArfOWNANU C(hWTBTWKtKiT! .IH£ RDKAJj is,.tho Leading and liargest Clicafating NewspApo# of'its Clais

Kurai Artlittecture, Domestic tcufloioj'i TfS,') JCIiifffralio^t, sfytv,-£stayt, ,£ifUivJt foet'jA Ee- '. lueses, Eni^mqe, £c., r:.

TBK Rtnii'iiEw-YoBEE'a is a

Illueirjtcd]'Weailtf PrttUed—Prditkal, Sc:entlfic^ Usefulr—Mor^l, Instructive

awi

i}» Oiaas. A Tille Pagi./Iudtey

tc„ at «flo»o'Of Vol^r. :r' TEBMS-Only SS a Tearj^o clnbs of ten, J2.60 per copy. Vol. XIX.begins Jan. 4, 'j,o iHs

the tbnSto Suftsdibe aAf Club.

SKOOBE, Jf.iT,

THE GOLD' PEN} BEST AND CHBAPEST PF PEP

Morton's Gold Pens,

The B|gt Pens in the World.

J?or jfcUe at No, 26 MaidenZane, New-York, and by every duty appointed Agent at the it

Morton, makes no fens stampea with the Name or Trademark of any otherj therefore, where an. Agency is established, the public wilt be best suited, etna at the same prides, by catling on the Agent in all other places those wishing the Morton fen must, send td Headquarters, where their orders'will receive prompt attention, if accompanied with the cash.

7'.

Cofldoaseil ^atOVele, sjnil ^itlier Cumib and Barlesgna JPagar's, Bj BistjHwte.-.- XHqstri. ted.." .'81 60

A Catalogue, with/Ml description of sixes and prices, sent on receipt of tetter postage*

^llfTA/MOBTaK.

C/vt fcOJ

m7-r l*y H.

& B&fiRETT

RESTORAT VE cbfiowkd

tho very best reparation for llestoring pray or fadcd lfcir toittprirfoplcolpr promotingU«-Croinh. cra'dK^ixungHu-

m6n Doa Dandruff, actl'foc. Drcadtiff and CpautilX lnff ihq Hjjlr. It is frc» from p'oIsoaoUs drtigs, d«ca not ytqia Uifr finest fnbric,, and leaves tbc Scalp clean. thti Ubis fcidB, and

QLOssr.

osi-c ,,J. R.. BARRETT & CO., Proprietort, HAXrbBKStStt, |T..a. .. LOAD *.SMIT», OWcago, Oeaeral Krfrtb-Wfst-era Agents. «J. & H.j

A. DAVIS, Aeent« for

Terro Haute^lnd. noTlldwCm

McOlure's Combination

BOILER&FURNACE Proiiiises to be the Most Economical, Safest and

I N I

Dress, Sacque and Cloak

CUTTER 1

warranted to ..

GIVE SATISFACTION!

ia" j. Also a fine assortment of Jr I

A E S S E

s'sTBIMMINGS

M. Slltfain Sireet, up Stairs.

WT. A. WALTEE

CHEAP MILLINERY

wiip new

STOCK OF

LATEST

BfOWN

Cp^ESl!

IfAliVESV ISJVE XHE riELD IS GREA T! Mi ospmirrx AB O UJSIDS

WHOLRflALK BKTAIL DJU.LIM IX

0bin», Qaeen^ikre, Glassware

House-fiiraishing Goods,

^pAL QIL LAMPS,

Lanterns, Table Cutlery, die,,

tif .»«

oil

to a to

th,o Contineht,—

snpeii in Value and Variety of OotfteilW arid Beauty of Apoeariinjie. embraces mor^ Agri cultnral, Hc-mcuitutai, Ssifntific, Educational, tiJ^aiy ai(d ^^Ma^yr.intaryifersed with Bn-

fl4*rUculturv'^ hi! Scteqce aiia, Art, -teWiun.,,' ueneral Mews, (Junmerce, Marketn,

MAIS

Tefre Hautet, Ind.

il.

nationalJtifrna. I,

eifculatisg-lsrgely In tho JiaSt and' West, ijortl and fc'outh. It EMPLOTS .IHE BSBT

Tutpx.

the betrt- /armt're, Plant-

ork Wool Grbwiri, Gr»stersr'IIort!CdlEurlta, tc., And alB3 Authors.$cholargr£v^o,f noteand ability

feriffilie BdoAL is

Ably EiliCift Pfdfuaety

Entertaining,.

^yhorevMlocated^-inflon^ry, yjUi^go or, pity,—

ffor^lt 4,o&optt'^ tiuj tBe.'it'ft&ti-if ali.^ Vote that it is not a

monihlyi

J)Ut a Large and Beaotiful

Weekly. Kaoh No.'Contains Blghi Dcruble Qaatto Page*, printed .n extra stylp,—Clear '.Tyjte. Good Paper, and'more aud|hptte?. IlLjiafaATiOa'S than- any 'bttier Journal

Addi rss Box 3092, St. Louis,

Great Offers

toClubiAgonta.aiiuoitiens, Show-Bills, Premium Lisja, &c,, SKM faSJs M- the 13 nnmhers o£ this Quartor, (tfot. to Jan.) Qa' trial, for O.-iLT Tirx.r OfcNMl ''AdSresj'''

oid bifbthiii 38.^ -irt-JBL r-ii -ti Kfif. "Jt. ^rr'' •'.The Fenla IttigMierthan the Bwoid." »w ii -.J—— .:

Cheapest Boiler and Fnrnace in the World .rt?iJ93r. s8b v.

*%•'. bit*

HE FUihiAOK IS GODTfcN

to,or dlmfnisbM, hjt the nuaiberof series. The n«ubje'!| tmBcilers, is obTiatflaes in to resist the extbe %hiellThey are ep -J-

Readily Grot At »d& i.-i fox eteacdns and r^pairlng,t.ani the expense of mitkitig new, is les»tha& any other known. Thoy 'are a saving of at'I^ast oae-balf of the fuel The ufilication of beat to them ia to direct the 'att'acSon all ttteierlta but'the "first one on the Sid* above any collection,of sediment in the bottom, besides completely wrapping the boilers with tMlty&e." There is between each of the Boilers

Adjustable Aparatns,

for the purpose of regnlatalng the attack of heat on'-thb Bollerf. It is alj» ttiade smoke-eonsnm-isg, by admiiting air ttirough pipes taid at the highest point elevation between the boilers these pipes are perforated with holee. The flues nnder thorn.are cnr.Ted almost the shape of the Boilers, with recesses or. cavities under each Boiler to releive the ashns whKh

be oleaned ant

at the little side doors. The current .of "water in caui Boiler 4* independent of the other, being OBlJ'Sonnectted bytbeinnd drum, at the end of the .Skiers a&d pi^e, as thowa by the dut--tedjlncein Ute «ngra»tng.

tl.

Xhry (abe aeeo in.operation at Mr. Geore* S'. KllisT wootte factory, Terre Haute, Ind."Teripartieulani, a'I*ew, dr se«

McCLURE & ELLIS. octldwSm

50.

'ST YLHS

Jiftmm ha

THE

-li.

CHEiPfcST l\ THE CITY

At No. 85 Main Street.

(UP STAIRS.)

laSS 8ALLIE HASTINGS.

E E N S W A E

C0LGATE & OEBMAN rasive Soap manufactured from Puas HATEBIALS, and may be conaidered the 8TANDAKU of KIC8HEN0K LJoJ" ?y all Grocers. 24dwly

H-v JMi-'iTf

ib 'all

Qfpartm^ats, Its corps of Hdilurs. Coatributors, Stf:, ComStfises'nittBy

ItOCTOIt W11ITTIKR. RlSGUIiARLT BipD PHY810IAN, as hl •'Diprooitt wbiefc haAgs in bis offlc#wtHshovf has made

O/tronie Diseases tlie study of hit life,

located in

Sfc

h&is

Mo.

Hours—8 A. SI. te 8 P. M. Offlca perinanentlj located at Ko.61? St.Charles Street.between 8ixtl tud SeTcntli.one square Sonth of Lindell Hotel, ratirSd spot in the centre of the city.

Consultation rooms, and rooms for the ac«om ajodotion of stich patients as require daily persoi tl att«ntiont jH i"

EVHRTBODY

Can get, in a sealed letter enveloi«jmy Theory Symptoms andTt eatment of Nervous, Urinary an^ozualDiSeases,clearly delineating all the dlseaser onditions, with full Symptom Lists, for twi three-ceat postage stamps to prepay postage.Circulaf for Ladies,relating to Diseases of PoboraprSdawly.

O N I E S

It.MESSKATH.

LTNDOHA, tMlTH. HXKBY H. BSACB.

vi«o pomrsBT ti 'f 5iK "Ii I 34 iXB 1 ,f'

V" i'-li't-

MACHINE SHOP!

Near the T. H. & I..arid E. & 0. Freight Depots, TEBBE-!IATrTE, INDIANA, -i ..I SffiATH, SMITH & CO., Propr's.

10-4

priociplw, snd

and

lias a Unioti-wide reputation, having been

Unger

tUeu^irijf .pthor Chronic Dtseaw

Physician. Much ofhls'pracOce has bben of a private nature.

Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Qletl, Stricture,

«krtf

Diseases, ayphiUe

all

Vri

lfemirial Affections of th

Throai, 8kinor Bones-, Orchitis, Hernia or Uuptere

also, tne etfeciW of a Bolitary Habit, rutnonS tt Body and Hind, producing blotches, debility, im potodcy, diaziness,dimness of sight, confusion Ideas, evil foreboding, aversion to society, loss ol memory, weakness, Aq., not all these in any ont ease.bnt all occurring frequently in various cases «SPAccommodations ample, charges moderate, cares guaranteed. Consultations by litter or at office, free. Most eases can be preperly treated ty Menstruation and Pregnanoy, 3o. •rithftat a*n interview, and Medicines, secure froir observation, sent by, mail or ezpresa. No bin iranoe to business in ihost cases.

aid te

Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Mill Gearing, and Machinery of every d-scijption. All kinds of Iron and Brwj Castings made to order. Every class of repairing promptly attended to. a®" Orders solicited.

TKHUE HAUTE, TNI).

J. mit

MaEufibtuiursof Steam Engines, Mill Machino ry, Housa Fronts, Fire Fronts, and Circular Saw Mills.

Special a'tention paid to the mtnufactuie and repair, of Brass Work, Patent Office Hod It, 4c. Wc are r.lso pi-e iarej to cut Toolbed or Cog Qearlngs of either Cast Iron, Wrought Iron or Bras-, in Ihn moat perfect manner. ttyilepaiving dono piomptl}-.

All parties connected with this establishment bbing Practical'Mechanics of sereral years expert enoe, we feel, safe ia saying that we can rendei. fall satisfaction to our customers, both in point' of workmanship and price.

The highest price paid for all old scrap Iron delivered at the "Phoenix Foundry," near the Passenger Depot.

McXIilVSH, DENQLER A CO.

«og24d6mwlf

TTNION 1NSUKANCB CO.,

OF INDIANAPOLIS.

Capital, #407,505 78. THE LEADING

FIBI ISSCTRANCE SOMPAHT OF ISD.,

A Stock Company owned and controlled by the leading business men in the State. The fjllowi area part of tlie Stockholders, who are residents of Terre Haute, and to whom we would refer those wanting sound and reliable insurance at fair rates.

Preston HusBejr, Pres't National State Bank. J. B. Caauingham, Drnggist. "U. Warren's Heirs.

23dtf Office over Donnellej'a Drug 8tore.

PLUMBING. B. BUCKELL being a practical PLUMHtR, nau at the request of many friends, beg to announce that be is now prepared to execute all orders in the above business, in connection ith his House Painting anil draining.

SHOP—On Cherry Street, betwejn 3d and ith BATHS, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, A,. fitted up oh the most approved principles. toep*l(ing promptly attended to. sep3

T\B. P. DATJGHEETI,

XJ Pbyalclan and Sargeon. TERRE HAUTE, I^D. Will attend promptly to all prefeseional calls in the city and eouutry.

Orrics—Northwest corner of Fourth and Jlain streets, (over 0 oodman's Clothing Store.) Besidence Ne. 68 North Fourth Btreet. oc29dt

QITY BILL POSTER. GEO. W. REIFSNIDER.

Programmes and Circulars distributed in GOOD STYLE!

All orders left at .Dowling Hall, or at the Printing OfflcM,'will be promptly^ ttended to with tMMMdlipatsh. mh4tt

To le Mold at .astl •tar.-XAftEici ZT

$4.75'PM

the a

.r--

Ill MAIN

Dfty copos.

GREAT BARGAINS •J'T KfjnF.T-finJt*. fiw-iv a#*.vt»i| -v***, "ifUfty'A vhl'jfrh oi «o"'fftavfloX'

AT lO TO IS

The highest Oash Price Paid for Old Copper, Brass, and Iron. aug6dwtf T. n. MO'ELrKESB. B. T. DCKOLSB. J. BABHAEP.

PHCE^IX FOUNDRY AND

Machine Shop,

McElfresli, Ocngler & Co., 8. K. cor. 9th Eagle Sts near Passenger Depot,

H"» .•fftirjK'H I stf 1! firii 44 Bleached

\TH'U '0 .'Wt«

ran tf

fit-

oii'itii

'g 'j (Wtu iiifltleg

•Ytx jaifWl lel8«|oq[ to ...

0(»R^i Ei. 1 trs'k' 11 AG BKt T£ *8. "V '1 .fbO

Corner of-Third aad Main Streets, ij .'i./.j-t rt »«reu*.^v r.

iu,£t£ &t\}* ai'nl tVJ TEftRB-HAUTE.} Jj to W .mwimii bTUWT'II a^tiibfiV/ "srnnl. if ayiT Ln.'t .mr'j l.i .ntianilJiioT on iT ,»TAT5 to YUAIxauxe MI

E, i!iotfj3-oocl Priuts^ -lei)

•'L

r(I1^V"ery

TEIT to ike Imart Claw, HmttgiJUi

.."*T

or*1 CI^T

1 -lf4 ft-.-

,Mi i-'ferf.itt&b'-'

THE 3xJ iiiiv,

GREATEST

JOF rrHXS 8EA.S03V. I s«k '.-n» n.'~j yji ot' nj «DCJ -r-'iy -p %to I .'3 •. ,.L 'u

ISAXTOS" •& WALfiStGf,

-i

.14 .t

Iv A lo Flannel* Redaoed to

O E f. jiifaw vi isajt jo aoaogs ffcus frou'/'oiibs if-srfiifi

'tJmi 5bc«LS#rfoH 'gjjAetnistf Lonff Shawls, Square Shawls,

5!,Si^si

Uroohe Shawls. ^f Breakfast .ShnwlfiU Shoulder Shawlfv«

Having practiced in these branches of tfci pro fession for twenty-six years in Nor hern Ohio,' and Indiana fourteen of which were spent i«j the city of South Bend, Indiana ho presents Ihe result of liis extensive experience apd obioi^arf tions to this community, with the evidsnce'ef !its worth, bv

HIS PAST SUCCESS.

DR. BiJCtiTEL will devote special attention to the investigation and treatment of diseases peculiar to Females, in all their protean forms hov. ing made this branch of the profession a Lire STUDY, he offers to those frbo desire it, the benefits of his-loDg experience, and the ai'l of all the modern improvements and appliances with trU'db the domain of legitimate medicine hy been so extensively enrlohed, within the the past few- y«»raHe will also give special attention to the treats ment of CHRONIC Diseases.

Dr. BUCHTEL is a graduate of the regular school of Medicine, and a member of the American Hedlcal Association. Ills investigation and treatment of diseases are based qpon recogntjsod. scientific principles, as taught in the legitimate Schools ot Medicines in Europe and America.

Orrtoi—On Main Btreet, over Johnston Miller's Clothing Store, next door to Hattsock '4 Bannist«r. Booms at the Bnntin House Ofloe hour* from 9 A. M., to 12 M., andl to 4 P. M. »dlw

S. HAR8XRT.

IIATENS'A CO., Agents,

An experience of fifteen years enable ^s taittsure satisfaction in every riepaitment of busineia relating to a general Beal Betate Agenoy.

HARBERT & MARSH,

64 WALNUT STREET,

n27dwly IJes Moines, Iowa.

J: A. liliVAN.

JOB* PRINTER,

leaveth

JuHAti °V:vm

Blankets

itmiMioirm »r» IDKITM 1 B'V''CE'NT vraeaitlfc ti.'S 'jd^lun,i.w^}

OasH DiYtit^Bfls in ktfimee I!

«dsiiw^%®K83f'

IU PoBciei haTt' a" CASH SwrMiier Value. 1|» '-U. t'ii.41-

l.".

Ji m.iWECUUL $KA$Vnm-. .Tf-sr

atf

j.1 tftJ ^4

S O A N

By whtc^lBaflWlflcas^Wrect of*tl»* pWmhrti.is

iS. r»nd«?4 itf* pectire and Certain,

BiBtant, GoMlngc^t and (IncerUUi-

LOSSES'-PAW

TF"

j('

"tfha^V'by

t&ta^owa^the

'^fuafdteifT

odi'n T—TT

Ten yea

NJETfllBD.

nci -jS»3 t-i?} ^mii oi Jial iii# I

|t'1,*nie"^heay^? iitfa^^erfit^ ^dbtflirtaiit iwtth»ntirBmA|i««w* N»*Ua ln»wd.be«t subserve the public interests, and operate to eir tdbd-Winm*#Pm# b**i»llcent (tuHtulUns.

poso only of having the same returred."—Hojn^ William Barnes' ^«p«rVJl8til.

"llaatVami Mwrosa&iiigxcoarttry, tlia* thenar* prepared to do their .work .to' the entire Mtiijfacti(*PW tfi4iFAistlbkeMf4fr #eTfH£ style) As hi fit.

AT lO CENTO lai'j'T? .5

^lindipgrttW: JnsfW ,|wt 'a»4r^ftahort notice, livery article will tell by wearing what «ut ^aiMjwHlw&mpttsi# ifcj

•eb'

1 uwtttti"P iol V)cealoq» lo

Best PriBts^

ONLY IS 1-^

5»r* T| iiwff S ,J TI:-' I 4*4 Bro\va

ISO ,'i Jior-JC "ci'—"v—t a1!*"!'

r-: tq sAilo "'. J•PWn*!t/!\fuo1 Boots A^lwes Verf Cheap ii ofbso «Tnt hi«liifi* et&»kor Boftts' Sboes aiid Gaitew, Tb7tfil3 atid^ -tott willaivs «iu«gp»lilmat 1 iiiwNftiS .M^xanio^. Blooh!,t

AT RBBCCKll PRICES!

4 ,i vi.'.ii'iJ fcnjs -m si I 'f

Large Stoek of Seasonaole!

DRESS GOODS!

., i! fcj- •*. ^iwc

AT COST! '^'I

JJEDIOAL gOTICK j^] Dr. J. B. BUCHTEL, M. D.»

Respectfully announces to tlie citizens of Tcirre Haute and vicinity, that he Is now located, in this city for the purpose of practicing Uledicine and Obstetrics,

Has

,) ?I ll' c.'j teip-ga!jif? •'.«•!' lliw a$lHis?

.. :A i. attl ec «aft" 'J*ii't Jisol Ifp

kSOCfUtl

IV1. J. WHKKLIEK, *J

(WOidj,. '. c^^i^tfi^giktherhfiid., sepsaasiaimoilM-' -wi Twrb-Hautt. ii ii ,i. .H ..iiu..

ii. aegggggg

BOOTS AND 8HOES. •AJI MF' -I!——» 'I' CII ,T "MKSfRY" .oiii 'itixurAcrcKxK AiiB'SKA.ua '. 'i&n,

•l3lo-otr#-'tu M1'^hdes. I--.iii.fi 'i j- -aiif:. "Having an eSperionce of twenty-fife years, i, f«li«oDftUitiOiat -.l, caa give erthtfactloa] both fflKwssssB^ta?s* i**-: nuc-

£ii

,o3 jfa^VJ^-Attoatioa iapivea ao ,FI,1!

custom work

Thij Department is in the hanoa of SKILLFVL :4WilftKlfcUi* n: r.nnLrtfuvnnU a3: •ihwH- h-f

B0OT

AJSPmOB1 Ll. UK,

mm,

r. Not ld North 4ih St.. I JeihiS edf no gui.'ivia

Gl:® RUGGLES, o'.ii«n trri-..jHfc

yo fla^c,?«^t

p'P6Ck'

rf ("ft

just received a

Large Stock e4Boots and Shoes, embracing every variety of

Wotoen, Men AChfltfren^ Wear _it„vSmTABJCiE JOB THS *T

FaXii aad WmUv Trade, Whifch 1 vlriiF sefl

:at'iBW

ti'-tf-

fcbwest T»rte«i. I

am also prepared Ca

TOq

MAKE to order

All kllids'Bf Boots and Slides tliat ihay be tailed fcu'. ^a^io shortest' notice and moa| fashionable style, "dive me a call before ordering or purchae-.

W Ii or

No. 16 Nortii Fourth Street, Terre-Haute, Ind.

:bov6dtf'

~,rr,r,L t» v„v.

bdj A- DENTISTRY,

D1'j©CI

O: IMCOLN,

The pld^atXlEatal?liah6i BentiHt In Terre Haute, 6*5 reti&Ved hli-Office and resideaoe M'three gquftros.,«»»t. of ^lo Ufiion Depot,,

Hating had tip wards of eighteen fears' expeJence.ia, le*tt8Wy,..he is qonfldeav/that lie oan ire satisfaction iu all cases. [jy2(WlJ :i Li_ m: ti(a—,s-.i.

K. VAN. ViALSAU, gaf6t«wjr to Ltocola

'li

ir.

115 MAIN ST.,

SBf- mthb/ti

,sTERRE HAUTE, IND.

O N I S I N E

I E S O N I S AND rfACrt liINB.

Will attend to all calls Tor traltii teaming City,'and also deliver paseengero in an/, fart of the city with care and disbatoh

AU orders le ton the Slate at th« Post Office, at Davis* Drugstore, or my reeidence will be prompt* ly attended to, |l»n20dtfjj

Z-.

VaoVi||ca^,„-

''BCBiEO^Xwb S!3CCAN!Oii je r«

rj?,

RltJjttAJipSON, M.

sr a is a

*O BB.

SMITH

Ort"I(tE—On Ohio, between 3d and 4lh" Street. JaMIj TKBBBHACTK. IND.

"JJNION BAEERl.

J. K. HABSH

IOWA

REAL ESTATE AGENCY. FABHS, WILD LANDS, And City Property of every description, for Sale.

FRANK BRO a it a re a of

OEAOKER8. »nd Dealers tn & O E I E S

On iAfttyette St., between Oanal and Depot, A E dnSOdlr- 1ND1AJTA.

£X,PR ESf COMPANIES.

THE

AMHS !IPR£S& COMPANY. gr£AT Kastern Westerft and Biiotben .HUiJM iXHiKSS

9CBW£th)JSBa.am}rB 1 Ci

-fftfii

Express matter forwarded by every tralu under the obligee at carefal Messingers far srtl the principal cities in the Bast, West 4nd-8outh, Xossea and damages eqaltabl) arid "prbmptlj Settled 9&ee ia Terre tlaut% tto. 6 Maohaplcs Bow, •#ni ,RE.,B. ALIJP(, Agent,

JnlyMtf jjjlRCHANT'S DJSSPATCH,

fast Preljfht" One, ESTABLISHED 186&. AlIKBITAJf KZPfESS 00 ... PBOPBIETOBS, aimJflfMP^ODDs From^Tew, York, Boston,

FREITLII Mjfai BF*«AR IPTJREAA (MFAOI, tot

ratijrind^U'' dther hifbrmatlon. apply to V. BHEWKUfifB, AtAat, Oer. Main and Ninth, Sts., Terre Haute. C. CtmxiRai, Bup't,

Buffalo. sel8d6m

H. P.

Mutual Benefit PartnershipTie great want ef the Community, (a general redaction i» prioee the basis of this partnership) I A PROMPT BB3P0IT3® A»D tfniveMftl Patroniiige ill 8eenre to tho People thia

It rests with yourwlf to make ths

the People1

If so, you become Partners at onW oh the

Mutual Benefit Plan! AND BUI DBT GOODS

LARGE

THIRTT DATS

Af*er«ttaIiidtio*.at»a'*roof of Dsath.

p%Tthi^ $(EW YpRk CITY,

Offien Wetfern, Departm?\ir

«4

ha SaUe

Great Seductions,

To form such a Partnership wit* the People la our iutaatien, and Require* that oar interests should be mutual, that you may revive the fall

Benefit of Low Prices! We, sf the first part, will give the greatest amount of value for the least money—and the People, of the second part, to extend a liberal patronage ia return, Xhis dene, and wo pledge yon

Dirmmms,

flneaviBft Money and receiving jaore Goods for a Dollar than otherwise) payable at tho time, and with every purthaie made. We n»w (all under the

M. B.

And wjiat heretofore war a ixystery, will now beccm»

A "HOUSEHOLD WORD,"

Because everybody is personally interested la any enterprise whe-eby thny receive a dlreat beaeflt —and through thi» medium— Small Profits being the Kty to

SUCCESS, ....

Every Man, Wpmanand Cluld yill be benefited ia prjportion to" tfieir wants. New ^oods Just Received! Beught at,a great Recline ia thrice#, to be epld et i^flgares as follows:' iipjlKS^ l'oVLISTS-75 Cents per yard—1,6*0 yAfd^diinbie vridfti, Thfs 1s one of 1he greatest Kednctions of the. season. 100 PATTERNS DRESS GU.0D3, Silk Stripe, 35

cents por jurd. Oood eudtijiffi Kr the' mest iaathUous-to weanit

POT®*.* TWDTH CAJILUT CLO^UT—B(own, "StouA, Bismarck aiid Gartiet, SO c^Uts prt-}'d. FBXN. MERINOS—Another ISMuettba-u86 cents a yard! The wonder is how Press "Qowis ean be sold so cheap. The

tjH-|^|s t.

EXPLAINS THE MTSTBRT.

LTQHS SIUC VELVETS—Kor Cloaks—It tach width Cloak Ye!vets 511,00 per yafd( trimmings tt match

STARTLING REDUCTION

To the uninitiated—and why 7 Because the B.,a ,Work*i yreil, and is tho medium of infocauifon for the People.

Wool Long- Sn'awls Stf.SO

60 Pays ,a-o worth S.09.

'OBtNCHIL-LA CLOAKS, SlOiOO—(The Goods and Trimming# ttt worth $16^00), atid wby leld so cheapf 'i'hisiafcfmystnry. LIBilBiL PATROKAOE

ASD

thS

:**X*

P.-

IM ,\jsiu.

BLACK BEAVEB CLOAKS AND JACKETS— Black Heaver, fine quality, 85,iO per yard (Xverytody buys ittiOwI) .-v. FITCH, AUNK-and all kinds -ef JUUS—Mulls, fur-trimmed Hoods, fucludfng a 'fall stock of

Children's Furs'.' ENQQIUB FOB WHITS WOOL FLASNSLS at SO cents a yard I Bed Blankets $3,00 jer pair, worth 86 00 thirty uays ago. PillHTS, (just raseiyed) .choice styles—Mew

Btyles—l2if cents. MDSLIJJS —BI«iachec Mucins! yatil -*idif, 19% ct. poryard. .UnbleaohedMuslini.iyard.wida lU.ceets per yard. Ileavyyaid wide Da bleached.,IS. rents per ja'ril. Good quality, yard wide 12% centsL^LxKS' UNDERWEAR—Full Stock Wrappers a'ndPants. Children's Uhderw6ar: OENT8' tINDKRWEAIt—Djftwera aUd Shirts,

Gents'Wbltx Dreira Shirts. Hmn*iuart4rs ^r Geuts' furnishing Goods. ,T«okat.«nr Glovt* and Hoairry, witli a general stock of Dry ftoods, Notions and Fancj Goois, (Too large to enumerate), bought elace the decllse and just received, which we noW Offer for

HOLIDAY SALES:

Through the medium of the

At such tempting prices that' everybody cannot fall to be convinced as tuey read—that We Will Sell Cheap! To meet oar own, and the expectation! of

Tall,

and demonstrate tho "Mutual Bentfit Partnership" to be "the great want of the community."

W. S. EYCE & CO.,

d&w

O N E N A

FpjEIE UNDERSIGNED Agent J. Ibr the CELEBRATED SCOTCH

MOSDMINTS.

GRANITE

I is

Imperishable.

It le

This material

ie^f ihe kiglHutpoiisIt ot

the most Elegant and sutceplibie qf

any known material. Its chief constituaate are the same as Cleopatra's Needle, aqd fompey'e Pillar, at Alexandria, in Egypt, which etlll remain imiiNpaircd by

THE BAVAGES OF CENTVKIE8, The sa)terlor beauty and durability of tills material is causing a demand for it in the Eastern States, where.it is being adopted by the weattkier olassea in preference to the Italian Max bio.

A spocimen ol this Granite may be seen at the Adams Kxpress Office. Orders and inquiries Till meet with prompt atntloa. Address, JAMKS S. WILSON, 9d O Box 731. Terre H^ite. Xifd.

MORE POISONING

E A I E

The P^tsnt Incased Block Tin Pipe, maaufikctur ed by Colwrlls, Shaw A Willard, of York, supplies, a want long sought for, and its pffeci •mnmntty from

eermion,

will at onoe reoommead It

as the. only safe and suitable pipe for, poaveytng water for domestic purpos's. This Patent Tin Lined Pipe ii highly recoilmended by all the most eminent Chemists and Physioiana or the Bast, and 'by tboWAfta Con* KISSIONZBS of New York Brooklyn, Boston, tiha^leston,' and many other cities.

Western and Southern Aeency.at.the V^lon of Plum liars', a team and Brass Works, ud Depute Gaa FltteasMttateriaC, •MO, 247,- and 249 We»t Fifth Street,

OIIfClNNATI, OHTO"

W». POWKLIi A CO,, PrapiMaM.

S A N if A IT IN Main Street, -between Gth and Ttb, FBGOiJRfiK OEIGEB. Having employod^ha services of J. 8. Ferguson,a well known p'racticat workman, be is bow prepared to execute all erder* in the. above business, with promptness and dispntch. octadiy I fi

wv. azcxAif. ncvar Bitvan, jb. BALTIMOBB.

Wm,J.HIEMAN & SON,

BUCCE680RS

HVm. J. BiemaB.&fCo.,

POBK lt'KKBS, If-if", iiCWater Street, neur Blaise's Mill, .-i Terre'Haute,J^d. OFFICE-Over H'estfall's ilat «tore.^

Hogs bought and pack-.'d on commission '£iperal advances on ptcking and cousigntaents to our house in Baltimore. dec^dlm

J. M. WALTBB,COas. SppiNonoussN, II. AISMS, Gen Maaag«r. Archl. Sculp. Maa^8taaework Walter, Eppiiieheiisen Co., (iBSAT WKSXEBU

Steam Marble and Works,

Stone Building Work, "Vaults, Statues, Monuments, Head-stones', Maiit'es, at"prices lower than any other* Works in this State, aaaar facllil|ite8 are greater. -, Alto importers of Scotch Granite Monuments, Mftrbl* Works (Established IMS) new tteF.0.

Stone Yard and Steam Works at the T. H. A,I. Freight Depot.

TERRS HAUTM, IND. The Trade supplied with'Sawed 8toue and Marble at Liberal Bates. OSdSm

JOHX jr, ItKJZ, Xarljr't Block, No. 60 Malo Street, Terre Haute, Indiana.

MOSTBlankets,JeAns,

reepectfally recommends his *bll selected stock of, Flannels, p'aia indjplald LlnceVs, Coverlets, and Wa ilou Knltttag Yarna, ef dltfennt kinds. Being fisily enabled to warrant the first ^qallty «f iboae. Goods I moet respectfully invite uadlos ami Qeotlemen to call and Inspect them. Wcol taken in exchange for Ooods, and the hlghrat market ratee paid. octSl^awtf