Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 January 1868 — Page 2

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DAILY roo

TUKEE HAUTK.

Thursday Morning, Janafcrjr 9t£, 186»

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reports the folMautrn*

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a"•&tib0«r«tot

uator there is a large-tract ofunexplojrcountry clothed ^itBt irhmensb forests1, wherein are found nearly all the species of the ape, and that peculiar animal—the gorilla. The first discoverer of this animal was Banno, who visited the country about six conturies before Christ, sailing from Carthage, of which place he was a native. In the manuscript memdtanda left by Hanno he described the animal a* closely resembling the human in form, but with manners decidedly heathenish. Hanno pursued a party of these beasts until he succeeded in killing three of them, and took the skins to Carthage, where the^ were exhibited for centuries as great cun-' oeities. On this history hangs the first accounts we have of this curious and sin.' gular animal. "Tears ago the speaker determined to visit the land of cannibals, his mind having been inflamed by the different accounts he had read concerning them, and their country. Fitting himself out with high hopes he set sail, and in due- time found hinueli upon the western coast of Africa, the only white, man within thousands of miles. He (Usance set about domesticating himself, and it was not long before he was regaled with stoiior concerning the strength of the gorilla and his farocious appearance. He listened quietly, never saying a word, but silently resolved not only to see a gorilla but to possess one, If possible. "Accordingly, a few days after, he set out for the jungle, accompanied by several male ana female natives, the latter being taken along to carry the baggage of the others. Days passed and finally they came upon the track of the gorilla. The women were sent back, a circle around whore the gorillas were supposed to be was formed, and-the hunt beg&ff. 'Shortly after hp heard a moaning sound, partly human and partly devilish, and at the same time three gorillas burst out of the thickest part oC the jungle and ran as if for their lives. The hunter laughed, Biit. his attendants replied that those he had seen were female gorillas, who never showed fight, but if be should see a male gorilla he would find that he 'would need^ all his courage to face it ^TfaoagtHfct^n^ tinued his search for days hefOUtd Jlbd* no other traces of the animal, when he unexpectedly heard certain sounds proceeding from the midst of a thick jungle, and his attendants set up the cry of "The gorilla, the gorilla," and immediately took to flight to save themselves, from its fury. "The hunter was not to be balked now, and placing himself prostrate upon the earth he wormed his way ihrough the undergrowth of vines and pushes and founds himself face to face with a huge gorilla.— The animal on perceiving his visitor set up a horrible yell and began to beat its breast with its hands, all the time clgsely eyeing the Peemini opportunity so long sobght Bid' como, he fired, and had the satisfaction of seeing the monster fall upon the ground dead but before it expired it uttered a moan so plaintive and so closely resembling the noise made by a human being when in pain that the hunter's blood chillcd, aud for a moment he could not get rid of the idea that be had killed one of his own species. When the natives heard the discharge of the gun and the dying groans of the dreaded beast they came slowly back, and finding that they had nothing to fear from the prostrate body they each presented petitions for its brain, which tU^y rubbed upon tb$irbodt ies, superstitiously believing that it would not only make- them strong but would render them irresistible in the eyes of the women of the country. j. "During the sojourn of M. (jtiallm ih Africa ho killed eight male, twenty-two female, and seven young gorillas. The average weight of the males .jwas about four hundred pounds, whtle'nre female, possessing much Iqai bone, does not weigh above two hundred and fifty pounds on an a a 3 "The gorillas alwaya live in th# darkest part of the forest, and in the very center of the densest jungles, subsisting upon roots, birds, and berries. When ojd, the male always Mekiaft obscarp part of ttfei forest and£lives alone. Whenever interrupted the female gorilla runs away, and the male remains behind to protect the retreat of his companion. Whe|i advknc ing to the attack the male gorilla always beats his breasts, which gives forth a sound like a baes drum, and accompanies the beating with a noise which,,^ beginning liko a sharp bark of a hound, increases to aloud and deep howl, and then dies away. One of his attondants, thinking that he was as good a.ahot as the master he was serving, and fully as brave, took itglin and started out, and had been gone but a little while when they heard the discharge of the gun and the angry howl of a male gorilla, and hastily running to the spot the would-be hunter lay upon the ground' in the agonies of death. He had missed his aim, and the gorilla coming upon bim had, with one slap of its imtnenete band, ripped him open, and then, taking the gun in its hands, had bent it with ease, and made its escape. "The gorilla is curiously formed, resembling in, a small way the human race.

The speaker here exhibited the skull of a young gorilla and explained the many differences between its formation and that of the lower order ot the satno 'species and that of th# higher order—man. Upon the wall were map* illuAtratiag different scenes in Africa, and one with a skeleton of a gorilla and a skeleton of a, wan Bute by side drawn upon it, and the close resemblance betweuathem, tbo speaker ariid, suggested to his mind the expression 'Am I not a man and a brother?' The height of a male gorilla is about five feet eight inches, while that of the female will ay^ erage about four feet five' inches"."The male measures about fire feet six inches around the chest. Upon the back of" the malo the hair is very short and has. the appearance of having been shot A,1 biit from its chiu down to iu ankles the hafir is long and jutty black. There are the same number of bones in the gorilla sis in man, excopt that the spinal column [has three more vertabraj in the gorilla than in man, while it has one more *ib than .is found in man's body.

The head of the young gorilla measures twenty-two cubic inches, and na il grows older it increases, until there are from twenty-eight to thirtvfour cubic inches in th6 head of a rulI^wwtT^riTfc WitB an increaso.qf from six to twelve cu|)i§ inches in a few jears tttfe h«ad, ene would naturally suppose ^hat the brain would receive a corresponding increase, but this is not the case.' The additions are all in the bone, while the brain remains of the same sisse as when the go--rilla was first bom. "The speaker explained by means of charts the developement of the head of the gorilla from youth to age, arguing that God in His wisdom, while He had created the gorilla with close resemblance toman, MS,U?HSfftWliig R-dTtSS c£T pacity to think, to act with discrimina? tion, and to become civilized, ^placed an impassably gtilf betweah it ait sfcan,"spying to this resemblance: 'Thus far shall thou go, and no farther.' The gorilla is the wildest beast the ipwker over knew, and its peculiarities are. such that it is almost impossible to other country. T?he speaker bad, alter excessive labor, succeeded in capturing a young gorilla, and he attempted t6 convey it to New York. Jt wa» put on board a ship together with a large quantity of berries afld roots,,such ft^ulilry feeds upon in its native country. "Attire

and tWee

died of starvation

Decline of the Lecture System—The #ew Kagland Lyceums. correspondent of the Chi •o.Triban»-Wrfte»-: .asatoWi

e-fyceum in Jiew Jsngland is in a demoraliJied'dotfdition. Lyceums cannot arrange paying courses, owing to the fact that tne best lecturers get so much more in youtrg Western cities than our Eastern communities can aSord to T»y. A town of flVte thousand people, with you, has sii enterprising, warm-blooded young men, who want to take out two or three young ladies, apiece onee a week to a lecture, wherei a siktilar town with us has six nof, very young women who must stay at home in pinched and chilled maidenhood becauso tire seventh woman alone can get a beau. With you in the West, also, people read at home less than With ns in the. East a good lecture is rnore serviceable in the West than in the East. The consequence need not be pointed out. The West pays the best lecturers much better than we can, •Hence our lyceums languish. "There is undoubtedly a two«fotdaeriops fault in many of tbe .-lectures now offered to the public. They are not of pro-. fdund interest, and they are not well done. Even able lecturers catch up some theme of exciting interest to politicians and the newspapers, and make a harangue when they ought to make-a lecture, not merely handling a topic of ephemeral interest^ bit handling it no better than it has been handled for every hearer in his newspaper. In the half tfdUefc lectures inflicted on ub this winter upon reconstruction,' there has not been the gleam of an idea not fuUy familiar to all fif-us. Even the spjeech of Wendell, .Phillfps on 'The Dawdling Cpngresfj' seemed commonplace compared to bis masterly recital-of tilje story of O'Connally into which was skilfully woven an unanswerable vindication of tBfe rtiSsion of agitatdMj' afhWjg whom Mr. Phillips is first in this conn* not in tbe world. A good lecture to be a contribution both' of info?tiioa and of thought, 'put ih the vei-y stylK If the facts recited and the lughts presented it* a lecture, are air dy familiar, and if, in addition, the stjrle of the lecture is not above that Of a' setmon1 or'a1 barangne, this tVo^toid sariim error spoils the performance).

Pit is a great pity that,''Mine of our ill abld%ctur#rs do wtia'V Mr. Phillips,, llr. N ortojti. and a very few* more, neVer dd—that is, introduce mere clap-trap. The gqeat •sentiments of humanity *re 40 strong in the American masses, and their

for the lecturer who so'far foi^ets, Jiijiwelf asfto be superficial and mprely sensation^ all It is possible to givfl in a lejcturjsj high order of ifasttafcfcityir and entertain!. njfent the platform Heed not /attempt to coinpete with the theatre.' What the erioan people Want is a downright nest scholar and tbinlterj who can tell ctively the best thinjg he knows, who picture the most beautiful Jthings, can ue the riio«t-«tPj& things, catt' at need forth the most eloquent things. ?'There is one point, Jf I ant not mistake^, in which many able lefctiirers come toigriefr—1-raea.n in readingtheir lectures. Tae lecture should be sppken, not. from imorv of jWritten *01^ but. from tho* igh Study, and* rightiout of the: head heart at the ntemeht. This, it is well known, is the nietHdft of M.t. Phillip3,—. Charles Dickens does not read, he tells the st ry-, bard^4ooM!^1iTrffook) anditf nc means feltowing i^^lfQ^pati, Hall is elective chieffyljecause of qualities in his discourses which would drop.out' or be gi satly impaired if he attempted to read se mons. Undoubted!} some men have gi ts which will carry them through in sp te of the disadvantages of confinement tofthe manWcript And ,yet these men

Mj*. Phillips lutfs his, woildgain immensely Rev. Jacob Manning and John M. Li ngatttiy. ia ithn fnrknr Frntrrnity coiirse, did not near do themselves justice, Be sause they read written lectures. The su :cess, it seems to me, of the pulpit, in th 5 future, absotutely depends on giving di rinity students a thorough training in th 9 great jyt of thinking well and speakin well without written preparation

The.3Vwlm oCSociety. The number of .persons belonging to thfe non-producing class in this country is a {nattier of serious concern to the politi as 1 economist. The more intimate and fn mediate the relation between the prodicer And the consumer, the better for the interestBf|)fei0S^jf-# Speculators who li' up6n the labor of the producer or

OB wants of the Consumer are of no advintage but rather of positive injury to th a State, for without adding to the pub li weal,' they extort their support and tt Bit gains from the earnings of others, lose industry they burden.

Ordinarily there are three grocers, threo di good3 £nan,jjthrea coal .decafs, and tt ree traders in almost everything where tl are ilMld'be' bit 6n&'. Business so divi Jed up cannot be.prosecuted profitably.

There-are more rents to be paid, more es ^ablishments to be kept up, and fami]ii to bo supported at the expense Of the community ip "these enjoyments than tt are should The costf of, these „addi ional%»wMi^hnieftt6 hk-^e to be added tc the p^ce for which they sell their mercl andise, and thus their custompra are 91 n«bfeii»riljt-i burtletiod!'1' by ah" exerts ddle «)©n..

Thereds a great waste of force employ* e( in the learned professions, and a still •{r eateHi»ree~wa6te4*yrperi(ms:who have ommloginent whatjiyef. inen aOd worn who bur2en others with their sup pi rt. 'J?^bjips, some of them hbld somett ing from the savings of the labor of tt Bir aric^tjbi/vjSpo which they are liv in j. Yet they are doing nothing for tl amselves, adding nothing to the althof the State, doing nothing to bettbe'Condition of those who are around tt am. they live and breathe, but are dead jw lights upon -aoeiety. There is another *cl as whose practices are vicious, who are cc iistanilV). working to ,the( public disad.y, .ntage, and Injuring the 'Slate.

Th«B»jrt^ei ,cf society are.^social evj!i bi yotttP^psrahver: doiitrol, ,'ani to Be ct red, if they are cured, by the moral influence of the pertpift. We feel persuadec that notwithstftKtfi&r our profeMions' do not heW'l^ifefin propef 'eswi

Tie

Durjriptl oien. should see that their feh Idren are trained to useful occupations. 0 intelligAntvaad influential menshould sfli to it that our young are properly dire* ted and locate? jn useful employments it s,easier to.do tbia And save them from vl ious habits, than it is to reclaim them ail sr those habits are formed.

Every cpinmuoitysbopld be regarded, as a family, to the wall-being ©f which? ev try member is under obligations tocon« !b

ri jute according to the measure of bis lity. Ifthis obligation could be lived up to here, ours would be tbe happiest co nmunity -on earth. r/innp *nw»n fhrmM rftt Mwviaa ihnir ca ling above their Capacity.. If they have da abihties-afcWetheir bffliifg will be sure to rise to a level with their capacity .—Providence

Indian's

Me following account derutaken from the Virginia (Nebraaka) Enterpri&jol

Dec. 4th:

Word having been sent yesterday afternoon to the city that $o In^ianj Wdad had Vo^Er'tburmred neal- 4l^ Cit/Cetaetery, Coroner Gartrel, accompanied by George Lamb, virtr* ,t|fcg iBilft ="1^"'*^

T^^H^^SeSd wttb

throat terribly hacked. Srom Piute Indians met dthin the vicinity they leaniqd the^following story:

Some

weeks since, wbHe encamped near

i-ort Churchill, the murdered eqoaw, who was a second wife, took it Into ber head to relieve herself of her lord. A squaw, 'who

Was

her 'intimate friend, procured some meat, which the wifis'^cooked, and than, after having poisoned it, presented it to her husband, who ate it asd died within au hour. News of this transaction having reached the brother of the n»an who was prisoned—an Indian knowiraa "Bill," residing at Aurorsi^—he at onee determined to avenge his brother's death.

He arriV-1

^4 in this vicinity a day or two since and Camped abovo the city, near the Gould A Curry cropplngs. He soon Warned tbe whereabouts of hh swter»in-laW—if Indians have sisters-in-law-^and day before yesterday slipped into the camp in wbioh shb was stopping/ near the City Cemetery. Watching his opportunity, he pounced upoh the woman, and, seizing her by the hair, commenced hacking and hewing at heir throat 'A terrible struggle ensued bat he final%lsucceeded in severing the right jugo1*#. As soon as be ,saw the' blood spouting from the wound he decamped. The sqpaW with' her throat cut,1 teok hold of a pine bush,

which

iar^und Which she

reeled till her strength

exhausted, and she dlea, leaving a perfect pool of blood about the roots of thfc bush. Upon both sides of her neck and upon her breait appear a tmmber of cuts, some deep and ugly Wounds and others onlv penetrating threu^h the skin.---Aboat the spot were i«en many tracks l^signs of a desperate struggle. Her step-children were with her

tirhd, and one of them,

a young boy,

do^rn the hill to

doctor, Saying

Jme

that

alt In*

di$n bad cut his mother's thro^ and tbkt be: wnirted a doctor to! cure ber.*^ S1

one about the hospital went with thfe boy, but the wctoan 'was, of coorsfe, found dead upon

th«r

derer

arrival

T^e mur-

'with the assistance olT bis friends, capghtthe two children, and taking them upion a

pony,departed

for Aurora. The

Indians in this Vicinity say that It is-ail right that

the brother had not killed

bet it would

have been right for anybody

to iiave cut her throat, as she was a poisoner. Several executiqps, but more regular, have taken place in ^his vicinity during the past six years'-tot tfcS fcame offence. The body of the squaw—who.if described as having been yoang and good locking, will be buried.to-day by either tbe city or county authorities.,, ..j» ,..,1

Palmxk'S Puu DROP POWDKH—A •new powder for the LadiW.,''Beautifully wljiie, exquisitely soft, ab|i sweetly,parfumed. It will be found a desuable arti-: cle for the nursery as

Well

as the toilet.

I .. n, K. brkkze kissKD honeysuckle diffuses a1 pleasant fragrance, but its aroma 'has not the tropical

riehfteaa

of Pbalon's

"Nigbt-Blooming Cerils.1' That marvelloijs scent, voluptuous, yet not too powerful seems closely akin to: ^thd fragrant charm with which Nonrmabal -enchanted hor liege lord in "The Light of the Ha ifki."~&attoort Sentinel, uh* 7 "ii ^HoV CAN TE BLOOM 80JPBESH AND goes the old Scotch song-i How Why, those who show the bloom of health on( their, cheeks take Plantation Bitters, which has the power of fortifying tbe syB tern against disease, and of regulating the digestive apparatus. Are you dyspeptic, weak, void of energy

Have you little

orino appetite, headache,continued

lassi

tude and depression of spuritai Take S. "if.i—1850—X.j and Uoom.and bpauty will return. The Bitters- ha^e-, becopne jf, household friend.

tkrrlages at Sedoeed jPriees!

Latest approved stylci, fitalab, consisting of Baroqche*,. Rockawajirb»toM, Tob Buggies, Open Boggle* andSprSjuc wagon*.

This 1* much the fln'Bt stook df irott erer offeredtn this market, and will b* *old:low for cash, as '1 desire to close tipmj bnsinew. __ gat a. J. WEECH,

Cor. 2d and Walnut St*., Terre Haute, lad at 42m

I NEW

Drag and Prraeripiton Store r.i it /_ 'U /If I"

Journal.

AI I Wl Uaonoua Watxr.—A delightful toilet articl^T-^iperior to Cpl^gne at, half tb$ pre®. [l-deodw2w.

wd/'vs

-ym ha,iroqtr t*isu nfU

Jim rvAa^ r,&I

I A O E wlald tDDOiince to the citiztoa Terre Haate and vicinity, that be hat qpeoed at $0. 46 South fowth S(«, ..OPPOSITE THE MABKIT HaTJSE^fi nt

A Fall »ud well Selected Stock of

PlIKE DBIIOS PWCINIS, Chemicals^

Oils

ani

I-AL

'ix gfiuisbr'!*

od alt other articles kept by Bruggirttt generally, which were bought low,attd will te.'iold at

The Lowest Cash Pric«%ni

-. I mn.it IK"

PflTSICIANS PRESCRIPTION^

that which adds'

"State, like the

wpo aids in ih^V^lrifcthe virtues or this ntribut6s to the true .hap•pitiq^lsxClM'peopi^ 'Is a public beueftic-' to •. But the ftjip, w}ift faila, to, do -either olithetn is a bhnlen on tho community.

In a country like ours, presenting so 61 iny inviting fields for labor,there should be no idle hands.

COSlPOUNDKD. op iiVUS B»«u

(a'laci 'iJ 13* •If a Hi ft llMci" Jtfil |RA GBOYER, jr

UKS6SI9T ABB WSBWtt,"3 No. 4d South Fourth St. Betweea Okis and Walnut. TERRE HAUTE ..INDIANA.

N. B.—Mr. Orotsr traata tbat hje Tntnn Tiirr' of intimate acquaintance with tbe bu»i•ese, is sotBoleut suaraatea .that full satiifao111 bo rendered patrons. *7dt'

tion

Dividend

notice.

...

NATIONAL STATE BASS,

1 Tcaas Haora, Iaifc, Jaauarr A dividend of five par cent, and tat ," hit'tteea declared oa the Capital Stwfcst-tlils Bank, pay.

TWIMKi

facRvxAxn

gt'

the Tr*a*UrM$ !b terra •ary^.W.

vfiOiMRs)

Weatern dlvidead

By Order of the Board, d31dtd

Tutaa UanTB, Detv

The Boalrd «f 1)ll«CtOT» have 4*nd of eight (8 payable ti of the Company

b. ifiteinu

1'*-

Secretarj.

ISEMENT8.

NORTH iUUCAW 8TM»HIP COMPANY, THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA, Via Panama or Nicarauna, ,aAIUl»0

Wnm

YORjK

)ece*J#r-8thi

ary 5th, 15th and, 25th, and'

1 iiitmfirr W* *Kth With New Stoamships or the First Cl*as. PKiaa«KLOWlif«ii( »T A'llY 8THKB LINK. For further information addreea the undersigned at in Agknt.

AMERICAN CLOCK CO. 3

Cortlandt St., New York,

Manufacturera Acaata and Sealer* in all varieties of American Clocks. Sole agents for Seth" Tliomas Clocks.

The Debaks of Congress. The Debate* of .the Seoond.Seniou. of the Fvrtietfc Conyroajj ^Otnmftncln Deceni^pr 2, 1SC7J

Oongrenlonal CUo^a and Appendix, (for fonn)... Daily Oloix per month.

V. &

VA88ABThe

she held and

Agtnt'i Circular. J. B. BBADSTBEET ft CO., 8T Nassau St. N. Y., 67 Washington St., Boston •«_j —T A* TO 835 PEB DAT SUBE. Agents wanted everywhere, to sell our Patent Everlasting

Whitb

WiaaCmths

Lines.

should use it."—AT. F.

AGENTSone

Oye Stafs,

PER FUMfililr,

clifEos 8«vr

A a

Pure Wines and Brandies, Fur Medina! Pnrvoses,

Patent"

I'JUT

aha lHth Janu

..„S10 00 10 00 8 00

Debate* in full la either edition. Ho club rates. Aid.es,

J. KIVKS & OBQ. A. BAILEY,

Washington, D. Ci Proprietors.

GOIXEOE for Toung La

dles. Trustee* of this Institution, desiring to extend the benefits of Mr. Vassar's muaiflcent gift for the better education of young woaien, wiU admit, at any time in the Colls^iate year, students prepared to joio Uolla|e classes, charging exponsas only from the date of their reception. Terms low great facilities for edacaUoa,«ccb as Cabinets, 4r:Mltry llbwrj, Musical Cooservatorjr, Ac. Cor circulars containing full iaformation, address J.( N. SCJIOU, l'ough •kepsie,

BEST NKWSPAmS, I CHOICEST P0SITI0K LOWEST PRICES!

•jriio.^ivi&WELt%co.»

at the

ran

the

add

Coubty Hospital,

a^ked for a

{jr

any amount from $1 upwards, will be received and ex#butodat the KgHlar prices«l'the newspaper in whlch tbe navertiaeutent to- appear. For WO wa give ^oie adverUaiog thau can be otherwise obtained for $150. For inforaiation Itbw wu are abl» todo this, a^k the Editor Of tilts F«fer. and be wilt explain.

GOOD PAY FOR DOING GOOD. Magnificent Premiums A QOODAOT1YE MAN OR WOMAN wan J\ iu etery neighborhood, to canvaes fur weekly PKAIRIE PAKMkK The oldest und beet AgrlcaltHral, Kertleulliiral and Kamllj i'aper published. »a the great Nortuweet. Price only 82 per year. Splendid

Pbemiums

Liie'and AJventure on Prairies, iHonhtains, and tbe PaciQc Coaat. With over i200 Kngr»vings of theScenery. Cities, Lands, Mux's, People aud Oariosities of the Great If est. Iu rvady sale with an Increased Commission, make it the best subscription! Book published. Send for tSrcuUrs.— Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Oinclnhati, 0. Chicago, ill., or St. Was, Mo,

UST OF SEWSViPliBS.

GblHPIiET£.Twentyb»northern

"Every housewife

Tribune. ('W«

tutan Advocate."

itave seen

it u*«dand it gives entire satisfaction."—^.

KEVOLVTION I* TRADE!

Ladies,aud

you can receive for the sum OWE DOLLAB

Bilk, Merino Alpacoa Cresses, SUawla, Bu!r moral*,' Linen Goods, EmboasM Table Covers, Watches, Jewelry, Stiver Plated Ware, Sewing Machines, Ac. Send ciubs of ten »r more, with tan cents for each descriptive check, and tho get* Jer npof the olnb will re.eive a present w.-rih J8 to (800, according to the nhmbor seat. Agents wanted everywhere. Circulars sent I ree. Address PAKKKR & CO., succo.gL.rs to GBAUAH A CO., t4and 6ii federal street. Boston.

ONE DOLUS! ONE DOLLAXI

WANTED everywhere for our Ono Dollar Sale. A ti'atcb, a Tei Set, Siiawl, a Uress for dollai each. Send 25 coats and stampfoj-

tvr»

particulars. AddreM ARLINGTON & CO., 573 Washington Street Bus^ M%

M*?s,

Faffections

medmhne§

tCDMANCtyOK SO0L CHARMING How nither tes may fascinate and gain the love and of any person they choose, instant ly. This simple meutal nctjuiremoot all .ciio poa. sess, 'ri-e', ty mall, for 25 cents, together with a guide'to the unmarried of both sexes. A queer, exciting book 100,000 copies sold. Address T. WFLLIAU & CO., Book Publislturs, PhiladoMhia.

WE ARE COMING, And #111 present to any person Bending us a ciub ia our Great One Dollar Sale of Dry and Fan. Goods, Ac., a Silk Dress Pattern, Piece of Sh ing, watch Jkc.'. free of cost. Catalogue of tig, and sMnpl*,aent to any address free. A read AlLKNj HAWKS A CO., 1& federal St., Boston, MQsts. P. O. Bex 51?5.

T)EI.I«9IOTS NKWNPAPEB8 OF THE IV CKITf.U STATKS. A complete list ot value to ndf ertlsore. See At vor

Claft^it^ for Decotabor. PHcs2.r crutsi par year ill advpure. Address G. i'. ROWKLL 4 00.,:Publishers, New York.

great Ifreive ore per

v#.vo

O1""

It the Bestjlbnce offered to Agents! Oae or two days' time will seen re a good Sewlnf Machine, Watch, silk Drags, Revolver, or *ome other article of equal value, JFree of Coat.

Agents wanted everywhere, male and femh le, for the beat One Dollar Pawnbroker'* Sale ia tha couatry. Send for Circular. S. O. XUOMPSON AO©., 30 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass.

D!Waudta,•o*toBroadway,

iseases thk genital organs.—Dr. WT N. Y., davotcapar* Ucnlar atte^tion all Diaeaaea pecaiiar to tbeea organ* ln boih sexe*. Send stamp tor a circular. A Philological View of Marriage,

The Cheapest Bopk Ever Published

Cantalalnf Marly Three Haadred rages And 130 fine platea and engraving* of the Anatomy of the Human Organ* in a state of Jlealtkand Disease, with a treatise an Early Errurs.ita Deplorable Conscqnenoes upon the Mind atid Body, with the Author'* Plan of Treatment —the only rational and successful mode of Oura, a*shown by the report of cases treated. A truthful adriaer to the married aad tho*e contemplating marriage, whe entertain donbts of their physical condition. Seat free of Postage to any ,addr*s*, on receipt of 25 oenta In (tamps or postal currency, by addressing DB. LA OKOIX, No. 3t Maidaa Laaa, A.lbany, N. Y. The anthar may be consnlted ppou' any of the ,dlsna«oa upon which. Bte bbok 4reata,eittier personally or by mail.— Medicine* sent to any part of the world.

,3TR THE

-AT

CORNELIUS & HAMEBTY S

.Cornerof T^ird and Main Streets,

IOO PIECES

E S S O O S

#1'

FAT

TjKHS

Alvertlslng Ageats,

VJ 40 Park Row, Xew V«rk, are ooablwi, by their Sftctal CMtraetS with pablishera, to insart au advertisement to most of tho leading secular or political newspapers of the Eastern. Western and SHMie Malta* at leu than onc'hair the sum it would cost tj do tkeaame amouutof. adrertiaing, without employing ,their services SEND STAMtfTor their Vlrcnlar and peruse it before apepding another dullar. The lllpeclal AdVaBtaRei canuot be oOereil except upon ordero ainounfiog to froin $60 upwards, but order"

U0*.

given to Agents

and gratuities to all Dew Subscribers. Mr ttpeclmeu copies sent free to any address.. Address for full particulars,

THE PRAIBIK KAKMER CO ,-5! Chicago, Illinois.

AZYOOS! TMrt* magnificently itluarrRtefl Medical Books, containing important Physiological Information, for |M*n and. Women, sent free 6a receipt of 25 cenjts, by addreeslu^ the Secretary of the New York Medical Univsraity.,'Noi 3D Clinton Place, re* #»rk City. aigENTS WANTED fob "Beyond the Mis jflk uMlffV A Complete Uiitory of the New States ana Xetrttories, from the River to tha Qjreat Ocean.

LISTS of aU-palbication.fl i«

sued in the Mates have pilbliS' been published, and will sent to any atfdrese on r«c*ipt of pilce, TWO DoIlttW. SWtecan be

A list for any one

for !i5 centif, or. a soloctiou .pf

:V Five Stateb for .One Dollar, Address 0. P. BOWBLL & €«., Puhllniers of Ad\xrtlsers Ga zHfe,

New York.

I£OS*IOS!

A Curious Medical Book Price 25 Cents Addrilw Prof. JOHN VANDEBPOOL, D„ New VortJtedicai University. ^0 piiuton Place New York City.' im»rr

BBADSTIiEET'S

rt(

.i iMPaovED. £ubber{MoaldiDg and Weather Strips The bast, cheapest and only periect earner Strip* in the mark^t. Excludes snow, rain cold air and dast. .Priccs reduced to Agents. The -Bale iabeyond anything ever offered, Send for. an

OF ALL

ilUNJJb,

UBDTRT L1YMAJ bi

The Patent Wire Clethes

liln^.jaall it purparts to bo."—N.

T.. JntlepeniloU-

Address the AMERICAN WIKK CO.. 1UJ UroiUway, New York.

MANLTACTDRia AND DBALEB IN

iy.,-

cbeckfl and cirlnlars givinif full

BATt

TON'S PATENT "SCREW'

FASTENED SLEIGH BE1I4S. Sold by the trado generally. Mannfacutreed by W.BAKTON, East Hampton, r.Connectlcut.

Cifristwas and

if iftsi

THAlf COST

S A W 1 8 1 -|1' t- i'iyd

T..

Boots'9 arid. Shoes. H^aTine an experience of twenty-five years, I feellcotifident that I can give sriisfactiou, both with my own manufacture and Eastern work, a fail stock of which I keep on hand.

SbOP—On Lafayette Street, north of the Junetioifsf Fourth Street. decSdOm

]v) JSW

BOOT and SHOJS SJiOP. The vndersigned having just opened their Shop, respectfully iufortu tho citizens of Terre llaUto and surrounding country, that they arc prepared to do their work to the entire satisfaction: of. their customers, as. well in *tyle as in fittipg, no matter about the sbapeof the foot. The very best choice of leather always on hand.— Mending dons in tbe best styie and on short uotjee. Every article will tell by wearing what onriwork is, aud wiU recommend It.

LEIBINO Jt TAIONZEK,

Basement of P. Hoberg's new Brick Building, tha foueih house west of cornerof Slain and Seventh Str«!ts, near the Terre Haute Hauao. seplOdlj

OOTS AND SHOES.

f» *alllng

Boots & Shoes Very If --V 1 .'j To clote out kin lnrg9 stock of iipfH Boots IShocs and Gaiter*. To pake room for Spring stcck. You will s^v. '. money by calling on Mm.at

No. 3 Msolianioa Block Pai-ti. aUr iitention is given to

CUSTOM WORM ThU Pcpartm^nt Is in thf hanos of ?KILI-^UL rxitlMtf

W'oUKMKN. ,-f

•c ASM

KtHll No,

q. E. HIJGGLES, I

Sacceuor P. P.

Has

Deck,

just received

Large titock

of Boots

and

Shoos, embracing

every vaiioty of Women, Men & Children's Wear SUITABLE' yuii XHK Fall aad WittW Trad®, Which 1 will s«il *t the Luwest (lash Trlc«^. am also prepare! to

MAKE TO ORDER Allktuds of Boots and Shue* that may be called for, on the shortest notice and most faahicuable style. Rive me a call before orderlug or purchasing else where.

No. 16 North Fourth Street, Terre-lifcute, Ind. novGUtf

STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGViaST NATIONAL BAMK of TKBBKsHAOTB,) Terks

HaI'TI, Dec. 12, 1887.

Tbeannual mooting of the Stockholders ot this Bink, for the purpose of electing seven Directors for the ensuing year, will be heldat the Banklog House, on the second Tuesday ia January next. 8. A. HERKICK, Casnler

Dec 13 to Janlt

HATS AND CAPS,

EW YORK BAT ST4KB

JToseph JUST IN RECBIPT OF

atrssu.

•T-onn m»

Mens' data

all kinds,

Boys' Hats of all kinda, ftXiwaee* Hats of All kinds Infante' Hate of all kind*. And at all pricae. at*. Hat* made to order «a»ort aotlee. Ooms an a

TBE FALL STILES,

Xaiit (Ida Pnhita Bquare Terre Hauta, lad. OCT 87dtf

1867

,tii

RV distal**i

L. odl ItTH

MARKED BOWS

jit/.

Is-' j',:..

Vim J'."S }j

wi(

("LOA KINGS,

•Sq

uti'f ol C-

BROADCLOTHS,

tJASSl ERES,'^

•'4

(laif* 'J. 'J H-V. to'

a'f li

-taw**

git

8cc

Satinets

MARKED DOWN

2b to, Per Cent

C^LI, A^I IIE cokiviwckii

COLGATE & CO'S

FrairrautToilet Smm bare prepared by Skilled Workmen, from the

IT MATEBIAU, are known a« tbe STANDARD by Dealers 4t cartonerg Sold everywhere 24dwly

BOOTS AND SHOES.

ESS & CO.

HOUSIWUBNISHING

DRY GOODS!,.

AND GBNKBAL VAEIKTT STORK.:

109 Main Street, ••-.

IS THE PLACE,

Now is the Time i. :«.• tv.j

•tei'***

purchase ont only tho usual array of

Family Dry

Qoodsf

But also, a Great Variety \f isi J,!

Fancy

-fi

,GrOQ4§

1 5

fi«-

|E au #5

THE HOLIDAY^,

Christmas Presents for Babie^ Christmas Presents for Boys, Christmas Presents for Girls. ««!.• Christmas Presents for lathers Christmas Presents for Mothors Christmas Presents for Husbandsjf Christmas Presents for Wives, iH. 7 Christmas Presents.for Brother?, Christmas Presents lor Sisters,

Christmas Presents for Nephews, Christmas Presents for Nieces, Christmas Presents for Uncles, "m Chjistmos Presents for Aunts, Christma- Presents for Grandmothers^' Christmas Presents for Grandfathers,*!f* Christmas Presents for Cousins, sftmaib Christmas Presents for Friends, «*3 Christmas Presents for Everybody. :sdh fttO

A few more sots of those Cheap Furs, Zephyr Yarns, Blankets, Comforts, &e., AT LOWKK priors

Than can bo found, elsewhere, s.

I Lt

1 ... r) -3. B. & CO-,

Have^hq..

Paper Hangings, -ltnin Oil Cloths, Carpetings. .: ..Wtndo^, Shades, ,f, Damasks,

Ever offered to _this community, all of which •will'bo sold at greatly roduced El prices.

,oj, 1 vi 19

HOUSE-FURNISHING

f| "... AND...

VARIETY STORE,

No. 109 Mate St.,Terre-IIaute.

S9f Br the N. H. State A^rictUtural Society*Its Fair, IioMcn in Naihun, Sept. -0, BAKEETT'S

Tcgetable Hair

AKill SHOE STOKE, IO North 4th St.

Eestorative.

llestore* Gray Ilair to its Natural Color pro--motes tfie growth of the Hair changes th* roots to their oflcinal oreruiic action cradl-

Dandruff and Humors

Ilair falling out isa superior Dressing. .It contains no injurious ingredientfl, K' a»d is the most popular and reli"V able article Hiroughout the

East, Wcstt !7orth, and

•.

So"Uu

•Vft'

O O

J. R. BARRETT & CO., Proprisiors^iM' MANCU£STJEK, N. 11. LORD 4 SMITH,Chicago, Genoral Korlh-West ra Agents. j. & H. A. DAVlS,Asent«tor Terro Ilaute, Ind. novl) lw6a»

"NIOJST BAKER!.

XT FRANK HEIIflO & BRO

Manufacturers of all kiads.^oi

^BACKERS. and Denlors in a O E E

On Lafayette St., between Can*! and Oopot, E E A E doSOdly I1SDI AWA.

SOLICITORS.

if7/

QHAKLES WEJIBB S CO

SOLICITOUS OF PATENTS*

COUNSELLORS AT PATENT LAW, Model Builders, Dealers'In Patent Blgbls, and PATK.MED AllTICLKt).

OFFICE—81 EAST MARKET STREEf?"'1 Indianapolis, Indiana. Oar facilities for procuring Palenls cry not exc»eded by any eitabllshment tn tha United States. All kinds of filodela built to order. J.dlWCm

JJEALTH ESTABLISHMENT.

355 West Fourth Street. CINCINNATI.^'

'J 4^ r.r

iiff

Clrcolarn coutalHrig forth'r infonnatlon an* reference 1 Home ot the best known business man In Cincinnati and elaewher*,' -fhrninhrd on applicatloB.

A limited nnmber of patients can be accommodated with board. iIecl2d:iineoJ

IJIHK ONLY PREMIUM .^ 'j***--rosw"

Family Sewing Machines ^1' Was awarded to the C**'1 WHEELER & WILSOJi

AT TUB

state Fair, h«1i at xeksk haute

FOLLOWING COMMUTES. Br. KcCoMtii, membarof tlle 8tate Btfard of Agricultaraj Mm. D.Wtttuws, wife of St*t» Attorc«y-0«iiera 1, and Mrs. OisA!*, wift

yokj

«n4 Cloak

CUTTER I

Al|q* flne-,a«»o*tWWlt,Of

A I

A E

Wo. S3 Main Street, up Stairs.

rvi.

Jk^i\V,

#»4e«

tj Menstruation and Prescnanoy, 3c. witqont an interview^atid JltMlKtiAu^MjBaNjtrab' nbsepvfttlon, seat bt mail or express. No hit? trastco to basinesa-ln mo«t oaeeeL

Add: mm Box 3092, 0 a A.' M7.! 0 fr" loraied at Ko.617 St.ChaESes^r»at,l»tweM ^')^t *Dil b07entli.one aqnaro PjutlS of Llndeliifot«), rotiijwl TQvl nrthe oeeti'a.ti^ the rtty. II ni

Qujuultation rooms, and rooms for the moo modation Of each patients as require l9Ky per» aljtontion.

-8:1

WfcAW»H^f

cOTiibtlona, with tult Symptom Lists, for t? ttiree-ceat postage stamps to prepay posta^.(Jircvlaxipr Ladi^r^ting to Oifeat«riilf P.^erapr6d*wly.

-i

MlfES SEATH. LTND07J A, 8UUTH. ICtO F^H9DR¥ AND

WtcaiNE

»l

•.2h

x.']gd

flSS.frRO,

"SSJ

TnE

I FIRST PREMIUM

VBflRRETPSSUvtr

Of a Melal WAS AWAKgEJJ TO .AHAIR fttSTORATtVE VJ

Ait pftrtfpa ebntiMlted wltll^hls esta^lfs'hmeht itiin Prsntical Mechtilica Of seferai years expert, onfco, wefcul safe inlaying that we can cimdai (t^ll satisfaction to 6t:r otistbmer»,:both itf^olnh of workmanship and price. ... ®li0 highest prlco paid for all old scrap Iron deliTtred. at the "Phoenix youndry^" near tbq Passene«r Depot.

ufe

•«"S ..•"'• Swedish Movementst p?v..j

Eicctro-thermo Bath9t -*l Hot, Cold awl ,-v vi Medicated Bams.

Ir. R. NEWToS TOOKER, formnrly of QrSon' Meant, Water Cnr(, la permanently lecatrd as 8bore, and willgive special attention tijOHROJT 10 DISKASKS and DKirOUMlTlKi OK X1IK SPINK.

'berreM

on scientific rinciples, and

$1VE SATISFACTIOKil«3 1 teiiqi'fut tiiii A 1

^ULifTJELR..

Jt!v«."OT

rJ •:'-vtv'- -•'•SVr'•

MILLINERY 'y* via::

PF TMSj

xJ^T0hi« '3r

:'«rr

I fMll ,KH'. '1

A:'BEbtiLABLY

wjfj-

v£

nut

ftisJ

CBIE^pest" IS TUB! CITI

'Ai Ito?85 XaM Strm.l:

MISS SA1LIE IIASTrNHS.

SbED ^HYSICIAS-.m hi-

JNptom wtifcb haagil 1n U» oSre I tuismade

Chronic Dutcjet the timdy of hit lifit, fiiK

btt Dniou-widc repntation, haring leen h*j* !crniei, th^n A^wthar Ch^BlcJPtseaa., Phyfclaati. tsre. liarj^

lttmm

Throat, Skin or Bona. Or^f*. M"*1* Kfp&rr

ilsoj fh* effectsw a Knlt!ry ffBbit,-ro!nfcT:« Uody vd Mindrjtod^fing hiatctes, dsbilit viatoj3cy, diazindw,dimness or sight, coafcticu idea*, enitforeboof" moino case^btf

McEL7KESH, DENOLEB A CO.

abf24i6mwtf

V71'f I

2.1

-jlWiU

insfios Hi ferutSBcrf* ...iSfiiJAH .fHtl "SO bODU The,Pwi« j^lehtipt tAwptthe

thegSdpen,w

llisT ^ND CHKAPJ6ST OF PENS..

Morton's GoidPens, The Best Pens In the Worldi .. sain dt Wo. 25 Maiden-*' I. une, jVew-lbrAr tmd by duly appointeil^j&gtnt at t, sapte prices.$.. ..

Mortoh makes iio T'ens statHpe& with the Name o¥ Trademark of any other j- iAcrefitre. where an Agency is established, I

Tit publiof^ill be best suited, and at the same jprises, by call*w on the iiffentj in at I other places thoie wishing the Morton Pen must send to JETetMquetrters, where their orders will receive pfompt attention, if accotnpa~ nfed with the cash.

Catalogue, with fitllaescriptidri of sixes and prices, sent on receipt of letter postage*. ,i

Will kttcml promptly to all prsfessionaj^calls In the city and eonntry. Ovfivfer-Niirthwcst corner of Fourth and streolsJ*firm"Otiodm«n's-Cltrttiintf Store:)' l«»»t-' (lertr^fik^BS^Iiorth^KoartUjS^^

PLUMBim being a practical PU*UM6£tt,

ana

th'n reqiiest

begj to

Ithhto. ,, House Painting and

Bllbp—On Cherry Street,

Br.

Oanan. of Parke connty—all parties «f Ua W8»" est order of intelligence and social potitioja.wijys^ opinion Is worthy of oonsMerathin. •t:'

E. WILMOTH, Agent,

octll 68 South Fourth Stxwt

efit Partnership

Will Seenrs to the People this llflA T» rests with yoweff tgtiate the

ron become PytBr|f

hAMOK inumBs,

f,M' B. P.:

Etari Man, Woman and Child will .babensBted In

prspoition to tbeir wants,

JVdr Goods JMst Keeelvei} Boagkt at agteat decline la prices, to be hold at if a a

«todsxan

soklso

c'hwp.

LY9»

ie| afigy?

tijn *od

Ai MORTONr

•P ^DATJ^HEteTY," Pl»ynlclnn and Snrgcon,

many

betwean

WWt»D.hs_CanxiBlty,(agMMal r»-

ttcTfci prfaa

tha

fc—to of «hl parmwslHp)"'

A PROMPT RESPONSE AND

r|}fM

gn fit

Plan!

#eflt

AN© Bur 'uiftV

dQODS

actions.

iao:.«

To/or«i snckta IWtaeratilp with tbe p*Mls Is onr Intentlen, and reqnires that oar iatonato ft tkooMbe mntnal, that yon may receire the hin

Benefit of tow Prices! W of tbe "rat pari, will give the KreaUet A

amount of valne for the least money—and the People, of tN Moa4 parK to exteed a Ukaral patronage in retnrn.. This dene, aud we pladn ytPn

uai

'iflw.

(IriniTlog Moiiejr and receiving more Goods for a -m DoUat than otherwise) plylbfe at the time, and with awry ptrebape made. W*M*4all an tier the »«»•*!.

And|rli*t here^fyrejw*,* mystery, will bow.m^T

A "HOUSEHOLD WOBD.^Ci" Btrttase »T«rybodj is personally interested ia an] eattr))rUe wbereby they recatre a direct bsaedt1 —aail thccaghtitia sndiina— tU Profits being the Kett

SUVCES8.

•ncoE

tic figarteas tolWwd: MUtiA ESt» POPI.IN3—T5 Csots per yatd—I,600r/'

yirHf

donWowitUh,. This i»M» of tlte great-oerHal •at Kwlactiobl oT tb» j4t«. 100 ArTEBNS DRESS GuODS, «llk itrip«

SS l*

DOtJEbE WIDTH GAMUT CLOTHT-Brown

d,i

Stone, Bhrnamk aad Garnet, £0««ntaper y'i'teawO FRESl-H MERINQ^T-Anotjker BadacUo* c^nts a yard! The wqnder is luiw

Cress,

j. __

The

rJTKJ|[,.»»NK

^HdP!

fSk| thoT. H. 4 I. a^E-akA

.itnih

tapper,

ihg«dw»fr

tl. MC^LTR^SV" J. ltABniil). FOpDRY I AND

MaehiifiT'^Sfiop,

•,2|«» iiflobtrt Msfnnfactnrors of Steam Engines, Mill Ma4faii«)

... !»hvO

tjto-.MTIWWr.

,8IiK .VELVETSr-for CJwk^l^ch^,

1th Cloak Tel rets. 811,00 to mateh

filUUUO

Ti ,U

FOUN 1jj

WVW •.JiSJ'J 1

Fur trtmttfai jChiHrtita's Wirtnp IfNQlfiRE FOR WDITE WOOL FL^NMEM a,^f Tfl*c4nts yard I Bed Blankets St,00 per pair, —J V"

"rjq »fvt

STARTLING REDTJOHOHT^ he

uninltiatad—and wbjr

Seeawlfce [,tli

M- Jtf. W8 ivdio

LIBER A i, PATRONAGE,:1rl AWD fH*

in*

Work| »»U, and Is tke MMltm of InIbrMiiioV^'"a* for th* Peeple. 1 Long Shawl* $e,60-

MVtiKMM..

QHTNfcHILLA CLOAKS, $10,00— (The

floods and

I»r HANI).

do hand

ijjpfin*

BEAVER CLOAKS AND JAO*ET8—r'- .%*

(t,

tnfenir w"-. A .v

jjWorth: St?,00 thirty daya agp. PBIN TS, -(Jnsf* referred) choice HSt ^si-d

cts. frK yard.

iitdVf

edT"

styles—New

,*«»S..- im*l

wide,

1«)6

UnMtaeMi mMu^ 1 yard wtaP^ ,Ci

W cjetB per yard. Heavy yard wide Uofeleacii-J.. *A, 6 Cteta per yard. Qood $nallty, yard wlde

MstonlUctd^fjf and H«qMnar^a^:eyMj ^^icripU»B AU hind* •pf lr^n aud Brass Casting's made to order Ever lassjof rflpsiring-promprtfaeMndtStb. srij 9Efcfs jojtoltod., ,uf.,0 p. i* highest Gaen Price Paid far 0l3 4,and IrottO lnji't-ic'^ s5-Oc ihg

tlt

12^ cents- ftti« Ut LA LI is* UNDERWEAR—Full Stook Wrapper *,

aW 'antij. Children's DtMM-riMr: iM flfKN'X J*. Si^rara and Shirts »i be Qen a Wbfta Dress Skirts. Ueaoqoartora fji e' KasnlfUug Goods.' (kibk at-onr-OloVct^ iJOTl andposirrjr, Vith a generplstgck «C, ,0: Tiff fioods. Jfptlons aq^Fjuicj floods (Too io»qumerftte). bouiht tloct tb« daciise\

DAY SALES r"f"" Thr6ttgfi tktf^dlam of the IrtOU .h^butoaca itf temp'tfiig prfcee tUt'eWytodf ei^tidots!'^ il to be convinced asXtoy read—tt^t -atBieS

^demonstrate iCip jto be i'the greaV»f*ht of tb«c4|niauaMl.',l S w\ S. RYCE & CO,' d&ytr- -t• -1 -5 'lil.

^ssmsmszasesmss, ,a-

PtTBLIO AUCTION! .r ..-.sola ,i

I will

oaT oioa

property is

Office.

1 dJiv. 1

trl»l. It will

Brat

friends

smnotrnce thafhe is now prepamlro et««' ente

all

ordars

iheAbovettnabisss,^!! eoBueetio*

BAtyS, ZWfS* CWS,

HAIBPREPABATIOIIH e-fi yd few. JIZWSxotjp' .#1* hai.t- BAftafirrf, seitfOv

C|oelP,lt Mrs: *AnehKornfttt, rf Wooflj' Eureka, Upbam,

Sterling, Webster, Kendall, pf

er£ ^....JS.-jr. nri l*. ............ *lS«C(f., ...... ....... o.*..aAi,x BI

filltKfirUCK&BEKRV DR nw4. Cor. 4th & Main Sts., Terre Haute

Dec MdwSw

.g'.o .e

13)1. fldot fMrsdsy, isnesry I •M.j eatire.stoeki.consisting of i*: jjniT 10 Head of Horses and Mares, "15p»nBJn|fie», iteaai l»aa hsurnfl

»t

*aciJoM

to* bu* •S"*™

Btegi* Haraei^f 'fs-jff, Ua fiWfftfq Doublo

HarD«tfft*

8e(k

4 8e$j 3 Oukta *, Seven and .Msc

fles snd Brldles, and all the too

impeftoflnts

a««e*ry

t» carry

oa Oie bnel'

only ght years old, aonnd,and a snre fcal-get-

1-1

iter—fine style and faat trotter. Also.

JO I •J.iii,:. i..- SR" ^Tigere'?«

COAL.

Tc.oroyer,

I asAtcs

The

uhflerslgael

Oo»l«f thoPiom^c jC^l

iOarryvrrlle,

!.'Also,pne ,, i~ if »bl3 "Bfaek Morgan Ntalli«ii,,,nri^

good order aftd conAiio edi

and \yill told to tbe highest bidder, sith^rier«b^fBaU to o^mttienceat

10&toelt

a.bi?

TiBMt—Notp at six months, with approved set,nrn». lity, d^Mring' interest, and valving valnafloa laws,

THOMAS WELLS. ,-.: 285 Jabldwtds.t.

icastlo.Banner,

tiockville Rspubiicanj

nnloB^and

ttrie'Jlade,

ll'tcl

this

bopy

aad

%snd

TtiBUVt

*aa ota

urn ti«»£ d'jao

AND COAL/

fis ieHWri*g the

snt*rl^^ 9-ftcu

Mining.Oon^nj, a(t /no

and respectfully

,'»

»lltit«

\.tt

elenilna-

/sonnd tdaal

it Coal,

#od t*

nrtfrhSut wil racelrefrossot

HIS IT. «(tf M-

Co.lt

firaialng^

tbano-^sa

furnished at much less rates.

nnltl!ilir« eanKuiaurs to B.L. nxim|MM, bv JullUla Who is axing

at hi*

Mill aud

ieftjftl rr*

Jtsaidence.

Order*:,,„„ri0^

Grover's fltove Store, Third

Str^st/"

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^JQAL CfOAL I I afdai 'J'hB test is tho Cbwpetti E. It. MKKBIL ia now profaraft ffernieh tM0oUoio Mai Brar.11 and HIghland Coal. H|Mtjbaaicb auU Aiitbeacite-Ceiiljif ordirci£ MMft la it St M6^

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fit COAL l-OOAL!! rTOHN MCFAKIJANB

tf fnrnlshing tbe Mat quality of Riverr Gfta1 screened on a xidei scrsen thaa aay other Daalwr* ia^sidg, and 4t the v#ry lowest-rates. .-^Orders ielt at tke OvjHutf Srsiss.' "of .a«[ iWoadaiansee's Grocery, on Hain street, twxi door,, to q.

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Stove store, vrBt Yeoeivei

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.JJ A JLD M,cE Of wit Is now supplyinghe W»t jn«lily of Elver Goal Oi/ltMi

St«ar*, will reoelve u-ocapt^attentloB. fatly .frtab

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AND STEAM FITTING3 -1

|BEDESIK GEIGEB. 9 Having employed tha sesvfces «f i. 8. Targart. eirn. a well known practical workman, h? Is now yMfared to execute Sit aiders iir tM sbet» ^es!i, with proaiptnrss and^Upatch. j,

(ImismUli audTstencll C4itter.j 'M Flonr, Whisky and dao4 brandsi aisu Plates fcr*J .11 »S£'."5S,£K4Sia!S?S ^,if«*.. jt.w

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