Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 January 1868 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

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Saturday Morulas, Jinturj lift, 1888

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ST. L0UI8) ALTON AHD TERR® HAUTX, ABBIVE. Ifcl5*i. ...lt*pr«»

4:10 r.

«L—..... Accommodation..413 *. 4:15 P.

fgf Wm Day, of Fountain county got drunk the othor day, and returning home at night, lay down upon the rt road track, near Attica, an£ passing train finished him.

j/f* F. G. Wilson, formerly of Lif^y ette, and former General Agent oi the Knickerbocker General Life Insurance Company, was arrested at Palmyra, Mo., a few days ago, on a charge of bigamy.—7 His first wife was a Laporte lady, whom ho abandoned, leaving his board bill unpaid, and afterwards married a lady in Missouri. Among hi# greatest offences is that of swindling the Lafayette printers.

IV Street railways in Indianapolis have not thus far proved a paying investment. The company, however, have determined to extend their lines somewhat in the spring, and at the same time iu troduce the small cars used in New Or

DANCING

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fgf Here is a delicious morsel for very nice young ladies to chew. It gives the ingredients of the "chewing gum'1 upon which they sometimes wag their sweet littlejaWB: "T._ '.,-Xu •'*".'«

"It is made of gum arabic, gutu tfagaoum, rosin and coarse fat Moat of this

find

um is made at Fodunk, Mass. Any of fat, even that of dead dogs, 1# used in the manufacture, and when all the ingredients are placed in boiling kettle?, a small quantity of the liquids from water closets is put in to whiten the gum. When this fact is known, girls have a right to chew gum if they want to. It is all a matter oT taste. Ono establishment in Chicago sells hundreds of dollars' worth ev«y month."

You see, giris, that you might almost as well chew tobacco. It's r.nt much b«t-

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IV The letter list is generally a bone of contention in a town where two or more papers are published, but we believe it is genorally awarded to tho paper having the largest circulation in the range of the post-office delivery and then very poorly paid for. But when public journal does that work for nothing and thereby deprives its neighbors of the small compensation allowed by the government we think it a |»or way of advancing the interest of the newspaper business.—Marshall

Me*s*nger.

the Terre Haute

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Acconimodatlo»...10:P

IVAJfBVTLLB AM® C*AW*0*»6YILIJfc uin. »BIV*. 40

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BOCKYILt* EXTEN6I0N.

LXATX. 4:26

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TO.DAY S ADVERTJSEMENTS

Wanted—Board. Wanted—Correspondence—If. Garwood. ~-i

CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

Lafayette.

f®»TheNew Albany Boiling Mill is again in full operation.

pioneer

Mr. Gen. Lander is playing «it

McDonald has received another

lot of old-time newspapers.

$Sg~ Nothing Court yesterday.

is given elsewhelfe.

"«-P

done in Too cold!

the Mayor1!

£3II wants.

10T A returned California^ wife. See the want column. ...

Qol. Wm. Moore, of the Paris, Ills.,

Blade,

is in the city.

M^The GreencaUle Iron and Nail Factory will cost about $70,000 when

completed. %f*

tfp Another change in the running of trains occurs on the T. H. & Indianapolis road, next Monday, notice of which

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ggf Some of the bouses are being filled with ice three or four inches in thickness, from the pond two mil«s north

of Main street.: ,J -t-#

fgf Isaac

N-Piwce,

Esq., has been ap

pointed as an additional Registrar in Bankruptcy in this District, and vfIB give •special attention to cases in this city.

IflT The Vigo Agricultural Society meets this afternoon at 2 o'clock, at Dowling Hall, for the annual election of officers and other important business.

iwent CO! heirs forever,,

SCHOOL.—Tho undersigned

has been requested to establish a Dancing School, and therefore will begin the same on Monday, Jan. 13th, 1863, at Concordia Hall, at which place he will teach the latest and prettiest dancos. He will also endeavor to teach that the pupils will hold themselves in a straight way when walking on the street. Tho lesson hours for children from to 12 years, beg from to oulock in the evening, and all above 12 years will commence at 8 o'clock in the evening. None but pupils have any permission in the Hall while exercising. I will therefore request all parents and such other persons to call on me at Concordia Hall. L. HotFKLDBR

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rilten for the Daily Express.

Forefather's Day and John GrOUgh.

Journal

I find communi

cations grossly criticising the celebration of Forefather's Day and the lecture of John B. Gough. The one on Forefather's Day was written evidently by a person wholly devoid of any good principle, and so shameless in the matter of veracity that his own wife and children—if lie has any disbelieve his accusations. Thinking

i&txfvf 4kbf- Jthfn proven 4iitnself to 1

himself to be nom "Yankee," he has p:

not only u£ worthy i^uM, Ignored name, but also unworthy to be called a descendant of "Revolutionary Forefathers." So ignorant he seems to be. that he imagines Puritanism aadl^taljee |o same thing. I don't wonder at this, for tte {jlndBms-H'RpSJfWfcw^ made no distinction, but called all new-comers "Yenghees." Their ideas of what constituted truo Chriatj*nity or Bu|it^i|i9m were about as criyfe«slidaHiroisA feiuJalmate them, but lass wicked ih of^t5yi^ift.{4Amm*\kimaen,

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est trial, he would not now be carrying about ir. him the heart of a Judas, the

bpirit oi an ^Ji^ld,| jClefamer. Hfr ia^f/Je^efy^c^o^^py^knows that he freedom to worship God according to

he dictates of conscience, was established Lord Baltimore in the colony of Ma•yland." Ignorant schoolboys, reading lis statement, may believe thin, but those ,ith gpr ep^ly hisKyy.tkvw

.hat he* lA»-KlsiSWa hWot^al fa6t: The first Lord Baltimore, "Sir George iDalvert," was an Irish Roman Catholic, Biid failing in his scheme to establish a fcolony in the Island of New Fotindland, Kfter visiting the Virginia colony, returned to England, and applied to the King 'or a renewal of his charter, with the

riviledgepf a ne^loMjion, [it Jras granted. He died before the papers were executed. They were executed to his son, jCestius, June 20,"i632. l!{ consisted of

WWUff) ii ventv-three sections, the fourth of% hick »rfte$Wd4& and'

absolute

oy?i\ership^ of the

territory granted," and' also,' certain civil and ecclesiasticab powers, ltko lhOfflnfe--Vived from the middle ages, and contin-

•pign of fastening upon the colony the institutions of the feudal system

ISL^TIL BI|TB^POT^A|A4,^E|^}FFEF0(| FIR |H^ first ^nll ifi thit ^plirl? of Amirftia Aid pacriilce of the moss. 1

leans and the Slawsou fare box system, by which it is hoped to curtail expenses For five years the entire receipts are to be applied to improving the lines, after which time, unless they thep prove remu nerative, tho business of Btreet railroading in Indianapolis, so far aa tho present company is concerned] will be abandoned.

"As Lord Baltimore belonged to tho aristocracy of England, he was anxious in plai^tin^, his ony, totesta1*1ish within

sirriffrtf hereiitElrj' titles and privileges those which in tho mother country had comedown from the feudal systom^and therefore the tenure of lands in Maryland was at first intended to found an order of bobility „"la ly» speeiaj pnd^of comtnission to his orotliW, Oftted nt Portemoutli ugust 8, 1636, he renews these oondi ions, and had thej been fully established great part of Maryland would have been 'drceled cut in*^TAai1r of'2000 to 3000 cres of land. It does not appear that

VdfBfclbifodid or.aiy^kltke^aittl^ra h'afe intention, on founding the colony, of proclaiming Absolute religions-freedom, nd ono of the first acts of the Assembly lC39 was to make tho Bomah Catholic

ieligion the creed of the State." The Bo. baa Catholic faith was predominant^ and on occasions of ijeinti the e^tij^pE^esh |vas forbidden under a ponaltyof fine, and this applied to Protestants ani Catholic* alike. But as Puritanism iri '^he cplony tnereased, more liberal and tolerant laws were enacted, but the claim apd £he honor of absolute religious freedom belongs not fo the Maryland colony or Lord Bsltii»oref but to BOger Williams the founder

Khode IpTatid. In hiaking these state* ents frorri history, I would not detract Anything from Lord Baltimore, for history records much of him, that was noble, [enerous, truly catholic and puritan in rinc-iples.

I now dismiss the unsavory critic oa 'o^afa^prrlJayanri t^effp^lgO^B"! dn'Gough. In speaking of his first lecture,

£nl^y-ery.gravely

"Eioqi*io^HUJ3iOrators,!'•he"rfifti^prehif l^pgitAgOi antt iusi oyle, and nearly the whole of his large and appreciative audience wilt pronounce With me. that his criticjsm on that lecture i} disingenuous in the extreme. All screaming and foaming in favor (X loyalty, the rights of the fnegro, temperance

and morality- has becomo to tho «af* ahd intellects of certain axtti«reformers rtd: rtiodern Democrats as unharifioalooo and distasteful as was the screaming and howling of that joyful people emancipated by the revolution to the ears and intellects of tories of those days. Here lies the gin of so much offending. It breathes nothing into the life

on the main question. Why thiii Has sound morality, sobriety and ft proper respect for the laws of God, become incompatible with a great national party of American citizens. It seems so, and it has become to the patriot, the christian and the statesman- a Bub)o£t $f serious thought and alarm. Have the two par-

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practicing .the rules of Bifife as a cre&lfftr —a nation righteous in its administration, or one wicked and unjust—ft party loyal and obedient to its laws, or a party dis-

foyal.»ndd

His great offending of the sensibilities of this high intellectual and refined hearer, in his second lecture, was, it seems, his revolting description of ^hia mother's corpse and funeral. Gough bad an au«

his traducer dienceihat evening of «ot les& tbftQ 1.200 heroes, of the most refined and intellectual of this

Christians^ und the founders of city, and I venture to say there could not

It is not

our noble "Magna Charter. difficult after dissect pid blackguardism to detei^ttiine

difficult after dissecting this fyf rtiineW the day

every day

walking the streets of TerreJHaute bowing acritical head to th entative of all feialjoli

his hypocritical head to the very men he stigmatizes as t^ie Representative of all wickedness. Ihimself, and he goes about roaring, be cause*%h« ^rebfeBidnjril'ld ko^ucceed, bejcause the negro was made a freeman, because he is being educated, because he is going to vote for recon^rjjcti^uften jjust •principles, and finally,^ because tltf

be found a score of persons among that

l^gftaujiiohce, tbat^t ijpasf ed by his mode3t, tender and humane allusions to that event.

That he failed to give an intellectual and very instructive lecture an th'' greatest city of the world, may be adtnitted, without resorting to so great a disparagement. Let us avoid "scandalum, mag inatum." n.-j-. YAKKIX.

(9* Positively Closing Sale of

8 a

hristivn. Had he studied and practiced 'Puritanism," he would rejoice in his oriin, whether it be frot^ .New England aryland, Virginia,^ «nef6f-..^«4 nited States. Had he proved loyal to '& her great

FUB8,

at Marvin's Auction Booms, to-day. ,,[dlt

SfpiRiTUAL.—Susie M. Johnson lectures jat Pence's Hall to-morrow, (Sunday) at 11 'o'clock

ii. and 7

P.M.-

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Positively Closing Sale of FUBS,

•at Marvin's Auction Booms, to-day. [dlt

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ceived at the Postoffice new® stand ajcesb Supply of those old papers, of 1770 and jl788. #1.1 I® A'MIS-S%it

C»ANOKOF TIMB.—On AND

jlay. January ldth, passenger trains on jthls road will run''as follows^.uwesi

r®ATE

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P:35 p. M. 3:10 P. M. 6:4?

A..U..II:}*

iRKfTK i'T ItiQiJLsitOUS. 6:25 p. it.. 10:00

2:30

A. VI.

M. 1:50

TL.XAXS

9:00

PQAITIYEYR- YI^ISGJ $*LE-

feated, forms a very interesting feature in khe early history of Maryland." The kecend Lord Baltimore did not emigrate jto-America but ^ave the management of JLhiMorony^o his'' bi-other Leonard!' T&6 |Glrst emigration took place Nov. 22, 1633, |ind consisted of about 200 peisons.— iAmong them were three Jesuits, one of jwhom corresponded with the Superior of his Order, in itopae. On Jandin^ at an,

The only

Markle

Democracy,

therefore tt^ "organ" must, have

(j^eep

of literature suiUid to the taste and wnntj.of (hose who

-pro

VO(JIFUBS,-

at Marvin's Austidi Booms, to-day. [dlt

Thompson's "Glove-fitting" Corset. Thompson's "Glove-fitting" Corset. Thompson's "Glove»fltting" Corset. Thompson's

!,GXove-fitting''

Corset,

Thompson's "Glove-fitting" Corset. The only

perfect

WRS

Corset.

perfect

Corset.

The only

perfect

jCersBt./ 1

^Phe only

perfect

Corset.

The only

perfect

Corset ••1'A

Saxton & Walmg^y, aole.^gftpM^ -Saxton

'St

Walmsley, sole Agents."

Saxton & Walmsley, solo Agents.Saxton & Walmsley, sol6 'AgenU §axton Wftlftlsriy^ wie Agents.-{d4t

A fresh ^uppl^, c^.sthe yorksjof

Chas. Dickens, including his American Notes, at just one half the regular price, at McDon&ld'B news stand at the Post Office. to" .u_* d3t

itii

Four pouhcln or Coffee for $1 00 at

Kay & Bailey's. dtf

ISP Go to E. B. Wright & Co's. for Cranberrys,: Basins, CurrantB, Citron, Turkeys and Oysters.

4,,

New hams, fresh eggs and butter,,

N. T.

factory cheese, at

SON'S,

A. C- FURROW &

South Fourth street- 18dtft

Diamond and silver powder for Ball and fancy dreft part'^s. at tfaban A'Co.'s dtf.

Sment

rr-—'n 'rn')1 of ladies'and

gentlemen'r» and children's furs at N. WWtfall's, 85 Main Aw»t.

dtf.-

SStT Best assortment ot men's and boys' hats and caps in the city at'N. Westfall's, 86 Main street.« j^dtf.

Who are first to meet the decline

in Coffee four pounds for $1 00. dlw,

BAT A BAILIY.

K. Flour, buckwheat

Hour, new com meal, ahd hominy at A C,

FURROW & SON'S,

South Fourth street ^Mtf

CANSS.—Gold

head and fancy canes.

ust received, at John B. Freeman's, No 5, Warren's Block. dtf.

|0T Fresh arrival ot choice Tees and Coffee at E. B. Bight & Co's, IBS Main Street. dtf

tgf Choio article of Pennsylvana Buckwheat Flour at E, B. Wrght's tS5~Main street. .atf

ffiP* Twenty«fiv» oents for a pound of Coffee four pounds for 91 00, at Kay

'Diunond and silver powfer fi». dressingt!hehair, atMahac

are questions fo^' eVery fever of

his country to ponder over and think well upon, in order to act wisely sod discreetly for the perpetuity of our inherited Uber^ieSi As for John R.Gougb he can stand a thousand such criticisms, and needs no defence from me..

A.'M.

A. M.

12f50*,M. 9:30

A AKBIYK AT TKRKE HAOTB.

6:10 A. M, 12:00 M. 4^00 P. M. 12 26 A M. dlw]

CHAS.

fgf Harper's Weekly, Frank Leslie's, knd all the leading papers for this week for sale at the Post Office NewsStand. d2t 'V1J--I... ''V

Weston a*great iflai/Jjlj.iSosjf

BMliqrs a great

talker,

great

sewer

but, the Singer a

therefore for

utility

cBins and" oiher gi street, v.tjinH

buy the

ineer Sewing Machine of Biddlo, 151 Mafii strtet?

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Woadviae aH wanling ebund {tnd

reliable insnranoo, to insure ivith the Phoenix of Har^fprd^ Cash

•^Office over Donnelly's Drug Stole. 17dw3m ^1,

ECONOMY ASD COMFORT.—Cory

'. :—TTT

SAVE MONET—By

dtf.

using HDBHAEB

STOVK PIPS DAMPKB,

warranted to sure

one-fourth of the fuel or tho money refunded. Over two hundred are now in use in this city, every one of which gives entire satisfaction. For sale at the old stand on Third street.

IRA CIUOVKR.

4.W,

Our popular and well known

butcher, Jo Bupp, has established a meat stand, on. the south aide of Main street between 6th and 7th, near I/ockwood'a tin store, and from this time forward will keep the best meats in picket,. Rupp's best "Jersey sausage can to had at his stand at all times. dtf.

Just received a ntew lot of Silver

Ware of the newest pattern^." All interested in making. Christmas Presents should look at these goods before making purchases as they are the handsomest geods in the marKet, aiid include Present^ of small cost as well as large.

S. B. FBKBMAN'S NKW STORE,

1*61 Main street, National Hotel Block. dwtf,

19* We have determined to close out our stock of Boady-mado Clothing with a view of changing our business to that of Merchant Tailoring and Gent's Furnishing Goods', exclusively, and in order jto do so, will offer our entire stock of Beady-made Clothing^ at net^eost for new goods, and the bulk of tho stock carried over from last ye&r, at much bfelnw cost, for

cash.

just re.

PAPERS.—McDonald has

after Mon.

We moan j.ust .what-we say, And will do all we promise I Gent'sif'urnishing.Goods, a'nd Olothing jmade to order at greatly reduced pric Call in and examine ©ur stock. It is {much the best in the city.

JOHNSTON & MILLICK,

2dwtf I I)?]* No. 81 Main Street.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. T«+. ATTOBNEYS.: Wm. £. McLean, Main street. Wm. £. Hendrich, over First National Daak. Baird ft Craft, 82 Main Street. fllutiy & SafMl,1 Third et.,1 under Masonic Hall.

ABCHITECTS AND BUrLDERS, J.

Vr.^dagJi.^orner MftiirinftSifth. Ollft 4 WilUauiB, corner Ninth ami Mulberry.

BAIIEKS.

Frank lieinigiBro" Lafayeltb Street.

BILL POSTING. Reiflmider, at this office.

Qso. -TV

BOOTS

AND

SHOES.

Uenry Layman,Xafayette street. N. Andrews, Main street, bet. Fifth and Sixth Ohas. E. Buggies, 16 North Fourth street. Leibing Taenzer, near cor. Wain anrl 7rh.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY. Bartlett & AuBtin, 101 Main street. J. P.,McDonald, Poeto ffice Lobby. .• M. w. O'Connell, Slain street cast of Fourth.

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. ft. Oarvin, Principal, corner 5lh and Main.

COMMISSION AND GRAIN. K. ft, Bryant A Co., East MainStreet. John Uaney& Co., .First St., on Canal Basiu.

Bailev's. fl dtf

DON'T FAIL

to ace Mahan & Co.'s Fan*

iy Goods. They are cheap. "J"' dtf

fBT Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Syrups,

fourthFineC.

c., at A.

FOT.SOW

SON'S,

South

street. 18-dtf

A. C. Furrow

Son have Just

penned an entire new stock erf groceries an South Fourth street^ near the Market House. 18dtf.

•A. Poultry, game,- peach blow potatoes, apples, aDd cranberries, at A. C.

FURROW

& Son'*, South S^nrrt»i street.

ISdtf. •. «i«„

BEMOTTO.—-The

9inget, '6^injf Ma

chine Office has beien' removed to T. H. fiddle'?, 151 Main .street. 25-dtf

Decline in Heating Stores and ft

large stock, at 63 Main street, *4!',

^5,dwtf

... W.W.

Fine assortment of Coal Cooking

Stoves, five different varieties.from Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Evansville, at No

C3 MAI

kept found

It!*

W. W. SHANNO*. j'tsi-? .riitib re--.I.

JSW

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COAL DEALERS. I

T. C. Grover, Third street north MainK. F. Merrill, 107 Main street. JjBhu MoF»rlane, at County HcalMy'Ohfo street. Richard McEIroy, southweat cor. 1'ublic Square.

K!\" &LOTHlNGli

Enos Strouse, 01 and 110 Main street. Hartsock & Banniiiter,j79JULaiu strottr. »,S Johnston «t Mill'^ Si Main'street.

DENTISTS.

.11

T'/i

SC. U. Liucoln, Cth St., between Main ami Uhio. K. VanValzah, 101 Main street. I J..Itic}iatdgo)yObio street, bet. wid,ltb.

DRY GOODS.

Tuell, Ripley 1c. Co., corner 5th and Main street. W. S. Byce & Co., 77 Main street. C. Wittig & Co.. 73 Main street. A. Nippert fe Co., 110 Main street. Kdsall 4 Co., corner Fourth and Main strsft Saxton & Walmsley, 111 Main street. Cornelius & Haggcrty, corner Main and Third

DRUGGISTS.

Ira Qrover, Fourth street, opposite Market. Birr, GulicU St Berry, corner Main and Fourth. I. L. Mahan & Co., corner Main unci Sixth. (J. & 11. A. I'avis, corner Main nnrl Third.

EXPRESS COMPANIES. Adauis, K. B. Alleu, Agimt., 0 Mechanics How.

FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS Vigo Foundry and Machine Shop, Seath, Smith ft Co., near 1'. 11: A 1. and K. fe C. 11. K. Freight Depot. ...

Phoenix Foundry and Machine Shop, McElfrosh, Dengler 4 Co., corner 9th and Eagle, ne ir Passenger I»epot GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTER

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third.

HATS AND CAPS.

N. Westfall, B5 Main Street. Joseph C. Yates, South Thirdstreet.

HOTELS.

Nationnl House, corher Sixth ani Main." Clark House, corner Ohio and First. Buntio House, BOUth-«a«t corner Public Square. Torre Hause Houfe, corner Main and Seventh. Stewart House, Second street, north of Main, Early House, West end Main street

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. R. Bucke.ll, South Fourth street. Wm. B. Manning, Ohio St., East of 4th. I W. Howard Manning, Cherry »t., bf'-weeh 31 Snd 4th.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Havens & Co., corner Main and Fifth. Scott.&U'rana, Main street, east of Fifth.

JEWELLERS.

8. R. Freeman, 74 Main street. John R. Freeman, 5 Warren's Block

MUSIC DEALERS.

J.O. Lindemann, 91 Main street. L. Kisiaer, Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street.

MECHANICIAN.

A. Tlttman, 201 Main street.

-,2:.

"7 MILLIKERY.

jfirs. M. H. Abbott, opposite Post Office/ Mrs. M. A. Walter, S3 Main street, up stairs.

MONUMENTS—SCOTCH GRANITE Jftj. O. Wllion, P. O. Box 734. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS.

T. H. Riddle, 151 Main stroet. NOTIONS, TOYS, FANCY GROCERIES.

Claussen, Blchowsfcy A, Co., Jfcain strest, near 6th. OMNIBUS LINE.

C. B. filter, orders at Post Office.

PORK PACKERS.

Wm. J. Beiman A Co., Office 85 Main street.

PLUMBER.

B. Bocksll, Booth Fourth street. ..

KESTAUBANT.

J. B. Oahe, US Main street. -i

RETAIL GBOCERS.

Bay Fourth street, South of Post Office. E. fl. Wright A Co., 155 Main street.

|A. C.

Furrow A SOD, south Fourth street. STOYES AND TI1TWAKE. R. Ball, Mein street. S. R. Henderson, Fourth street, South of P. O. IU. B. Hagerty & Coj.187 Maln^tre^t.,^ .e,„mnrc

VWrahABtion, E3«Cain street.

SHANNON.

SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS.'TI J.1 A. Foote, C6 Main street. UNDEBTAKER..W .'.Oi

Iuac Ball, oornsr Third and Cherry,

WOOLLEN* GOODS,

Joha S, Sail, 60 Main street,, f..' .• 5

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LOCAL NOTICES.

lloflTs Malt Extract—Beverage of

Heal tit, is a beverage particularly nUaptcd to per

1BOD»of

weak and debilitated cooBtitutioo, »Qi *11 'those who are laboring under dyspepsia, loss of (appetite, scrofnja. chlorosis, etc., general debility, nnd derangemant of the whole ejatew.

HOjrr'S

Ma-

Sewing VTcjmfuigsi 151 Main 25-dtf

MALT BX5TBLCT

tokefl tbe^place.oj^ and if aiiperiot to, ale, potter acdflpirijtjaoBB liqaora as a remedial agent, and I in all •and.tonic aw needed. •.i

HORRLE JUIT NXT«ACT

Manconrt are ageuts for the improved Bubber Moulding. Keeps out coiu. rain, mud and dust pravonts rattling of sash. Try it on your doors and windows dtf iv

Depot, No. 543 Broadway. Sdeodlw MAHAK & Co., Agents.

AMUSEMENTS.f|

Y. M. C. A. LECTURES

The fonttli Lectnro of the Course will be delivered on Friday Evening, January I7tb

At HOWLING HALL, 'J* 11 it Si, —By_

REV1.' J. Cf. FLETCHER, The Celebrated Braiiliau 'l^avslor.

WANTED.

TTT ANTED COREESPOND-

YV ENCE.—By a Bachelor oi respectable -ParentiKo—who has recently returned from the 'Pacific Coast, with a competency that enables him to feel comfortjblo during a iaic7 daywishfs Jo- ftra? ttie,-a(a««Jntao9»?pf ^"Toune l.sdy of vfrtue and Intelligence, witb'n Ewrotdis •josfiion, who can act tho lady eitborlo parlor or -kitchen. As advertising's saia to bo the cecret success in business, why may It not prove ^equally so in this matter, And win in this lottery of life. The most valued prize—a lovoly wife. A.ldress, HTCNKY GARWOOD, dxt Terre Haute P. O., Box 444.

YTT ANTED—BOAJRD-Bya

X? Eastern pwt of- tha City. haU squaro from National Koaa. Bftifse contains three rooms, Oistera in the kitchen. Piicftj, ^550, if sold •ithin the next tea.4aye. Titla good. Apply at the news room'of Ihte

FOR

SALE.—On North Firs'

Streot, a frame dwelling, containing nint i-ooms, with barn and out-houses, together with

SALE—FourjFrame^House

troR X? On.

Ona of fl»e, two of six, and one of sever rooms. I will sell.those houses very.low, and.oc reasonable terms. Apply to T.J. KOHltEST, lidtf Near corner itd^nil Ohio Streets.

IGO AQRICtTLTUBAL SOCIETT.

The annual meeting of tho P^ciety for the olection ofTDireefors, will talte placo at Mr. Dowling's Office, under Dowling Hall, on .Saturday, January 11th, 18C8, at 2 o'clock 1'. M»

All persons interested in tho Agricdltnral, Horticultural mil M?chau!ctil interests of the conutV are reauestod. to atteud t!io Bleating. ___

By order of tho Hoard, -JOKtt WEIlt, Jos. GILBEBT, President. Sccretvry. -. fd31dw2w]

ISSOLUTION OP PARTNER

SHIP.

The partnership lier#(oforo existiog and known as Seath, SmithS Co., in th« Vigo foundry anil Machine Works, is this Jay dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. L. A. Smith retiring from tho firm.

The business will hereafter be conducted under the name and stylo of Seath & Co., who assume lillliabiliiie* of the old firm. 1 JAMES SEATH.

wrrf. m*

aft-

is, Since the short time of its introduction, already aaed by the first fitmilies of this city, and prescribed by tho moat eminent physicians, whose approval and ecomintas have boon beitc-wed upon this wonderful drink.

Mr. G. P. Wagner, No. 27S Ninth are., '•!»,.X, sitya: '•Tour Malt Extract is not only a rery pleasant beverage, bat also a very efficacious one.

PmM

LYNDON A.

Tfi-si.-r-

POPLINS,

-f*e? SUBJECT:

vm'

TWO TH0C8ANN1) MILKS CP THE AMAZON ®BAZIt AND TfiOPIOAL

LIFKI

3*-

A 5 0 BE8ERVED SEATS 75 CENTS. For sale on Monday. 13th. inst., at Bartlett A AustinlBy and ^McDouald's.KeWa B©pot. 'Doors open at 7 o'clock Lecture begUs at 8 9dtd

man family

W ot steady and moral habits. In a

Where there are few, or no other boarders. Ad press WVL.—P.- Q. jff

dtf

"X\f ANTED—A Girl to do house-

work. Good wages will be given a com-et«-ut girl.

wages will he given

None other need apply. C. K. PEDDLE,

d,r Cot,

9th 4 iiulborry Streets.

NEW ADVERTSSEMENTS. O PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

Tho uDdoriigolid Aava fotmeil Co-P»rtner-ihip undor the name and style of H. Boblnson

tpERHRHlUTf

LEGE. COBNEP. Elf

SBtrrH

isSdlv HENRY H. BEACH.

ABINET AND CARPENTER

WORK.

The umlorsignoil wonld respectfully announce to the citizen* of Torre Haute and vicinity, that he is prepared to do jobs in tho Cabinet Carving •nd Carpenter line. Al*o, repairinR Fn'nitnre done in the best style. A. MtENCH, San| NirtinhM IScad. one-hglT Square oast of Gilbert,'*. dec5fl3m

LAND ACENCY-

UKTKCOX. H. I). SCOTT. GEO. C. DU

I HIOKOOX & CO.

\L ESTATE BROKERS

No. uO Oliio Street.

Conv.yanceing Carefully Done

Abstracts of Title furniphed, Loans ne. gotifite.i and Money invested.

FOR HAS*V..

S ii Five acres, »a6tof Tlagan's Garden.

2Tt)!iore«, 3 milej t^st, kaovu as th* "Jluraey Farm," all fenced, w»ll Improved good moadow woods pasture and fine rhnbsr. A flrst-rlat farm.

?-0 Building Lots, adjoining the city, northeas —good site—low price and favcrable terns.

House and lot, on 1st street, north of Clark House—5 rooms, cistern, large stable, tov Prlr tt,?CO. Terms «asy.

Mortgage and Nctas !5,f00—at a big dlfeocnt

iForty ares 3% miles tonthcast of tewn—2J acres in ciltlvatfeii, balance fine limber. Vcrj a

An elegact rentdagM and gjroun4|,on.Bontii f.tl ntfset, AJokraWo-fcomr,aSa rarf bargain.

Teh acrM on the Bloomlnjtton

wsfcv

RR.»H.

jQHBAP MILLE

MILLINERT.

Jl kinds of Millinery Goods sold at OOS1 during the Winter months, at Mrs, M. If. Abbott's,

Qpposita tb* Post Offloa,

PaolMtf,

EOSAMj' 4£bXhav trscotiL

-s. Y"

..s:

\li$8 ii

»1

CLOAKS^

MARKED DOWN

MARKJhl) DOWN*

,Js

W fasMSei

MARKED DOW2L

tftHk tq&AU&^s TP«lWSS*

a i, li v."***

REPS,

MARKED DOWN WW Mwm'ws

ami 0T 1

COBURGS,

MARKED DOWN.

s'Ovt

v* wvw

UNDERWEAR,

ALPACAS, MAltKED JDOnm. iii aajinim^i'

PLAID'S, MARKED noint,

iT if 1

Co., to continue the Wholegalo and Retail Notion Business, at 103 Main Street. HENBY ROBINSON, ja9dlw CHARLES L. BJIASIAN.

COL

EIFTH MAIN STS,

ook-keeping by eingle Md-double entry, in all its [triDH, as pertaining to oisttieES Ilto Tonmanhip and Arithmetic. Termt.within rseoh or all 'or further partfculars^address the Principal, sep27dly ft. GABV1N.

O 6 A E^^"

if-.

1?OR SADE.—House and. Lot in

CB!

OOOBI,

AT A QUARTER!

Grand Closing Sale 1

l-UJ- »7i?':4h

O^u/i.5 on

rf. J/? sirf" jwf *lq

WINTERS DRYif! GOODS

AT:-

i-4

ftc*

tuislij, riplisi &

Dry Goods Emporium.

S50,000

Worth of Seasonable Dry Good?,, to 1J)0

soldat prices -'i-

ASTONISHINGLY LO W//

50 pieces French Merinos to bo sold at 75 cents. Former pri«o $1,25. 200 pieceB Assorted Dross Goods to bo sold at 25, 40, and 50 cts. Former' price, 50, 75 and $1,00. wfj5000 yards choice figured Delaines,16§C. 1000 yards Bleached Sheeting, to be sold at 8$ cents. 1000 yards Bleached Shirting to be sold at 10 cents. 2000 yards Bleached Shirting, yard wide, fine, at 12} centa.

One Case high colored Prints, 8$c One extra heavy wide... 10 Four vory choice ............ 12§ Ono Bale choico Red Finnnol 25 Ono Grey twilled 25 One heavy plaid all wool do... 40

-f. .. ,s! !,• -r

r. ,. .IV '•«.'! .V

A E I N E N S

Towels, Sheetings, &c.,

Included in the above Sale.

.ilu'", -X

-1'al

.-.f.ii

The attention of Hoiisekeapers and oth* era is called to the above, as an aneqnaled opportunity for purchasing needful «r tides. ",u

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ft T.f.i ft.--J !?si) •iin:. h-M ifi'i in

[•mb'.M

1 5

lit

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO, Corner nth and Main Streets.

Terr© Haute,

0 PREMIUM EXHIBITIONS.

OlORtMIC^ ^OCFATiOM,

it.

14 !Hagnific( ntWorko

'A SEttTTS

SALKOKA&MWSI0HC8RTIFUATES,

Distribution

mv ,M 4«S

'i-H.s1*.,pU(yKMTATlON

mn.% fS1 A

MERINOES

pageant,

MARKED DOWN.

".•'.SrV-.-.i .. -.V .L' .•

«4il *&'"-•

.. .--gfi'il

.-.o-y va-K:-!? fre*

bvi

?«W-

jflvkfyrs^ siiJ -.

jBd^ail & Co.,

Wilj Pf- «0 r.H««e•

.miSa-idy

",U

.'«

Si'V-

6srt-«: gin-

^•:q

The TOTD Lot

of tho Pason:

.i'T

or i, uJm Si*

tfi

Wondcrful Exhibitions!!

'5»

Kfls.1 -.

Phbt6*gi*a|)li^

-m

am*

OFfc

jPARMSi MEMORIALS tiipiU't.ttl f- iS*' 8

*ea:

,w53:i'!8 ,sr-Uj~vf".lAND ,tfinotsa-i&rf1

-^assss

Ou niy* niaut"To|rtl»oIMlisof April, iSo5,_ibe (aud a&A n-ravchu-Ami«(%a^nt cent Aflilix

Dmi-

dots to tttir^pfavF, Afi^ epreinl motftnlng over a Continent. An intensifled gloom settlod impeneiablYon ororyjiLiadj, Bells sadljr toll-d, niinrn., ihg araixr# hipbirtii pnllic ano Jirtvatj buii'ikAs,, |nd?Mll4bea:Uf| places tltl##l tjfcSfieiiiiscjr^rfe JP daySille r^it tyf's lemalns were shrined at the Natlooal CapiCal, and tbeu amidst profound grM and nnirersal sympathy, borne on their journey of nearly ro thoifctrtjfiilos, to Si®'/ !aft (est, ffi (he^sincu of we "Westertf JffQr bifoje |ras irifctuoTy niiv tn»b eo hohWealo his aeHth, any obteqalen participated in by so matiy sinmourners. v«r t%o a»tls Uslf yeara, haf,» lapsed since tfee ootu^f4i that ''pluai^M a nation i^ito toarsj" and dnnug ibat time a painbar of flie 'most proMrieot AmfHcan Artists and Artl»ns, directed by a master mind, bave been'indnstjriuasly enK*god in tho ^mirodiictlun of tbefune left'tha/1

World over wit-

the grAnd

.-i« 1

]THE

THE

.i .A.3

I O A A v-l*'

FllNKRAL

OBSEQUIES

JLBHA HAM jturcoM,

th^'ald

100,000 Jlovlnjt lloolianical Figures

-anUful Painting* 5r0vbl Machinery, tlyS 1 rlncipal Features of the memorable procession, nd muii,ttterafore,J)£j*f spqclal l^tbresC^) ev. (ty AuiorlMn This StupAndoua Work of ,r', -vb'.cli was jmpleted ot as expense of oTcr

Fifty Thousand Dollars! ind swijasjses.injgnwideaK 'beanjs .ai^l-eat^n^ ALL others, a'bd'fiss Bcea purchased by an Asso cjatioii of gvntlemea who will placo It on oxbtUtion iii.tho City of Iiaw York tmmediately, and W soon thereaitor as expedient, it will bo exbibiM In Boxtoa, Uirtiord, Ehllailjlplila,, JJalti^ rtoj-o, Washington,ttsftflsbnrg^ PI ntb i^.^vb eel iiig, Albany, jM)«he»t«it£6uSs|M 44%1il#C4. Oo

J, WryK^.-eiaeiifiatl. TMfi^7l"ri?3lau-

,iri}£d all ^thrrp 5 O O W ]1", "C*14®'

jtTM 'c^RTI

CJEBTTS fiACBj

AVhkh willentitle tlia.holtter tt OKE-Adml«sion to tho Dioracua whenever and wbetfvpr ^fhibite4, and an n-cm#te photographer some one of "o remarkafclo scenes represented 'jy tti"i* I)fotlo remarkafclo

H/ A"WOH

On tlie

11).iy

of Febroarj-, IS

Imiiartla} Awarding Coajmlttao will UistrUiAt?

."tstw

^6'XlotT)*Jl8. or C'sRTIi'4CATES 1

THE I O A A

And the following.. Valuable Premising,

Oae-FirA of Flnr Hundred'and Eighty ^Acres

Ohe U)3. 3o|id.......i..t .„^^h^....M,X.M '..Sll000 lOco 1J. S. Bond..... 6do .Ubo (Jfand Qosowooti Piano... I^OOO

Ono Farmof 320

Aerea.

Coo V. S. Bend $600 Ono Uosewood Placo OKI

One Farm of 160 Acres,

OnpCrunol Uair Stawl $1,009 One Diamond .Cross 1,000 6 AVIieelor & Wilsou Sewinx .Maohines $irO 750 1 E«t Silver Ware 600 lt096W00OMULQ„,^...«

5 0f8V«fK3. Sewing Machines,.at $150 750

One Farm Eighty Acres,

1 XJ. S. Bond 810(5 5 6ing«r Etfwlng Machines.. 750 1 lUamondKing..... 300 It!. S. Bond 100 6 Orovor & Baker Sewing Machines 750 11'i-uio.... 600

10 Farms or- from 40 to 80 Acres each fl Singef1 Sewing Maijjiues 3025 1 trold Watch (hnntiug) and Ohaio.. 1U0 1 U. S. Bond..... 10(. 5 Wheeler A Wilson Hewing Machines 025 S Amoric,au Watches.. 600 1 U. 8. Bond J00 tO Farms of from 4o to 80 Acres each 10 Silver Watches (R. K. Timpkoeporx) $1,200 1 II. 8. Bond 100 10 Farms of from 40 to 80 Acres each 280 Pieces Silver Ware, at J10 tQ $50 each 86,000 340 PicWs Silver Ware, at 88 to $25 each 6,000 20 Farms of from 40 to 80 Acres each 000 Articles of Silver Ware, at S5 to 825 ea ...81,000

Copies Crtrpenter's Portrait of Xtncolu 1W

'24 Farms of Forty A ares Each 5,000 Mocoin Memorials, jyaklns a Grand Tfttal of

0,15O PREMIUMS

Tj be diBttibutedcratmtonjW lajwiders of Cartflcftf^"*acir of^wliom receiverADMISSION to tho DJQJIAMA and a ftn^tr «xwM^0 I'notogf a pb. 'The FAItMS selected by the Association are Incited in Jasrer connty, lliisonri. The land is all of a superior quality, tfigfc aatf l--vil, requiring nt drsinnge, rich and productive, growlrg oU kiatJ»of grain and trust

p^rf«ctfon

ftk

wellf

watered and every way adapted to suit «bo vrnnts of those desirous of locating homes. Parties can ol'talu

RSJ

Information wish re-

KirdiTig tkfsa lanfia Jrom of Jaspn county, at Carthage, Missouri J.jkn. G. Nell, EB3-, (formorly of Ohio,) Preston Mo. Wm. Fraztcr, Ktq oi tlie American Agricultural J.and Cprtpony, No. 20 Broad St ret, ?Jsw York, and X. A. Hotchinson, Fsq., of Colnmbos, On!o.

The DIOltAMA is the exclusive propertj-oftl Association, the dosfcris having boon dopyrtgbttu, and thi* mechanical figures {taietit the person to whom,it shall boAWfcrBcfl no6d, therefore, have n6 fear* a« t6 Its reproduction, which is of tho at roost iniportanco to the owner, who, with thi: protPrtlon, wm bo certain of realizing a t«jdsdtne fortuqs front its exliitiltloii^

)yi

The XJNCOCN MKSlOKIAi was written bi WM. T. COUOSJIAIL, late U. 8. Minister at d»r, 8. A'.*- 'If is a wot* of

VilwithlKqaib.

"por^-

(jmlt of JVIr. Liycoui and contains a biographical skptch 0^ tljajff urtyred Tresid*^, a hi»t*ryef the as hsifjiatl.fi, and a complete record of the dsnn. Dstratii.SB or etnotirtn and respect paid tb« racoains of the departsil sfatfl»mao. «, Tfco.elAKOSlMrATClffi8181rt\rl^aSlACll'U»KS, Silver Ware, Ac., bavo been selected with tbeutmpstirare as to style snd pattern, and are guar adtred to be of thorrsEir Qt'AUTT, in every par. tltutoT^br the Importers an.l fllsnnftwtoi^rs finn whom tbejr weje purchased.

The' I'ttOXOOBAjejCi w£i^ azccated. by the leading ?hot^trapniS *Aft1st» of t^ork and Bdston, and will be valuable (or tbelr historic Interest. :i. *leti ,S»WS'

DRY GOODS.

For Holiday Presents

SI PI'E KT^

116 Jfaln Street,.'",..

Afsort^

iWhowf you will' find a Chdice -meni'Of A N O O S Selected especially for the Holiday trade,

consisting in pact, of

Pearl, Bogwood, and Steel, Cluster SaU I w3 Lace and Embroidered Collars, Lace and Embroidered H'dKfg, Plain and Fur-lined Gloves, [In Kid, Back and Cloth,}

ristlets!

Ladies' /Velvet Purses, Ladies' Korocco Porse9v ANTIQUE, CAMEO,

AND JET PINS,

I\A.:N-Crx- BASKETS,.!!

DBroclie 8carfs»

ID short, we bavo beautiful PROWOU for Old and Young. Call, and we wilf take pleasure in showing you Ihe Stock. We would remind oar friends that our" Stock is being constantly replenished with New and Desirable (teols, *s*a» iPors. Winter wear, sach as Broche Shawls, Cloaks,

tr mm

knit^hawte, WoelenHhtwIs

»ffc-l»a

em*!*! "tc^in

W* *jah9t

BB£§S GOODS!

DRY COOOS.

I S A S

*»t5»i.as 180'7 Si«t»*wn*ns

N E W E A S

-XR'tJ

1868.

•OU

of over

O At

Walislki

HATS NOW OP*ST

FINE STOCK OF rram

Holiday Goods,

.»^uitable for

hf..*

f.111 CLOAJLENGS,

mbhKJ?D OATHS OF AIHlHSSION Will ^e if sued at

v.-

r» V'I

E S E N S DRESS GOODS. SHAWLS,

Jtu

BALMORALS,

HAN DKEKCBIJEFfl, »¥, KNIT GOODS,5 EMBROIDERIES.

LACE ARTICLE^'

VEIL GOODS, SLIPPER PATTERNS

«o OTTOMAN do-

FINJK

(Marked free of Charge.)

Ind a Large Assortment of

KNIGKKNACKS

111 Main Street.

HOUSEKEEPERS,,

tuf

fP^WAWI

How to Obtain CerHBeatf*. Ccdny may bo ssnt tx ua rOfflco OrSers, ih*ln

In-regis 6-red let teas or* I ns oi from Si to 525

Pqsf OfBco Orders, iil'ln »ams of from 81 to 525, at-ocr risk. Lurg^ratainntsBb^nUl »je,»«»t,iu )$*press.' .Oortiflcalas nUhfiTat'the Wfowlng

.v ,cioB,W3^4^r-.

Kai s, oti'6 »dd're.s.."....'..^^.,_,rr.,ly 00

tttiOertiBcatw. one address iu uQ rtf®" •Ber^Mie- jter»oiA, of aim OiaEACrzc, waited as Agent, to whom a liberal -««siiBossiOB veb» paid, -Special pxcminsu gfrrfor citemive saJes.

Address ay, orders .and cotamoaioations to th» XIXCOIfN W0BAMIC ASSOCIATION, A Ho. 13 Opera Hoaaa,

John GUST, Fres'J." OOIiUJTBDS, OHIO. W.Bcifh,' Sec'y. neoiOeodlm

ATTEKaon.i wi(

it TION 1

A Washing Machine Worths

-Titt

'A'

a *a.

S..

la ii'

D0TY S CLOTHfeS WASUEff. The Best Ever Invented!I The Longer They are Used the Better they are Liked!

I'BKK ABE. COMINtt INTO 6KKBRAL THBOlfiHOir THK C01MT81. I

Handreds of families in Vigo and adjoining counties,

them 30,000 bafd already been

sold. Pead the U-stlmontals of Ladies In Tsire Hautewbo use thorn:

To is certifies" th it I purchased one of Doty's Improved Washers, and it prores an article of real worth the best l.bave even seen. Con aideriug the great relief it affords in tbo labor of washing. ana the saving of tun*, no family sboQld ba withont oue. t'. 1i. FoTTKR, South 6th St.

Uaring Doty's Walking Machine in nssls By house, I cau state, through the testimony of my serrant, that it tares mucb labor, does thorough work, and is not so wearing upon clothing a* tlie. old trethod. JAJUJC8 O. VcUfiZOOK.

I purchased a iSoty Washerof Mr. Whealer,»nd like it Tery macb. Our girl likes it, and doto her washing with ease, and fn much less time that formerly In the old fashioned way.

SllW. MABOABEX WILLIAMS, ». 6th M. We ha^s used Doty's Washer forth* last ciafe* months, and it is excellent. 1 would not be without it opoa any coDiileratlon,and 1 beer folly certify to Its aritrrand recommend to all my friends, and the conelderaifon of ets

etsry boose-

Mr.

J. HEDDEN, North Gth St.

kaapor. 1 have one ot the Doty Washers in use, and find itidots the work mora thoraoghty than any of Bopiu half doien other m+ahiae* 1 tare bad occasion to try. It wears tlie clothes less, and lea croat savins of time over the old-faahloned washbonrdandtab. Mr»-P.S. WKSTKAI#^.-.

IFasber of Mr, W. BOM.

1 JK

We have purchased a Doty Wheeler, and it Is spleadid. mm I purchased a Doty Washer of Ml. Whaaler, .and like it better every time I nse it. 1 formerly hired my washing done now I do it myself iu the machine with all ea e, and recuinmend It to every house keaper. "a"

Hr. J. BRITXLEBANK, Morth 2d St. 44* We harojued Doty's li'asher in oar laailly na*%jj^, three years, end I consider it the best machine ror wasMAK clothes ever Invented. have used several otksH, but no otbej has given the satis lection that tuts has done- It gives entire satisfusiion it is excellent for general washing,and especially for bed clothing,

!"1U

Mrs .VL1ZA bOBNKS, South 2d St.

Wehaveused Doty's iTaaher, 8 qioaihs In aur. 1 family and twoaf my children L**» tUem also aud 1 can say fee Ofcew end aa solt, |uf Wte fsel now as thauKfa'^e Cbnld not O-jflss wttnoat them. 1 Uava tried several oth.L u.*chia. s, bat

the Doty Is the only one that "comes up to tbo mark"—"it oll« the bill." Mrs. KMZA rARMER, South 34 St- -J

We nse Doty's Waster in onr family. I Ilka Itjal• Mrs I BIPLKX. Ma. WBECLIB—Doty's Washer Uall right. Iq gives entire satisfaction. I formerly hired my, washing donei but since I purchased tbe Washer of yoo, I b»vo taken care of a sick boy, have 4am*

ordinary house work, and my washing be ore 12 o'clock. It is ail jou recommtndit to be. ,w Mrs MILO SHELDON, South 31 St. was formerly mnch prejudiced against waah-, lag niiwhtnes, but tho Doty washer, |lurchMw-*»« Mr. Wheeler, give* entire satisfaction. I iisva it Is Ikl best. I want no better o»s. tij

Mrs S. Mcll/VAIWI, South 4th 9t.

I am delightel with' Doty's Washing Machine.** and think tuere is no implsmeut for boneehoi^ economy more useful.

Mrs I. WI1MOTH. South «th 3t.

We have used Doty's Washer 8 onths, and

cheerfully ludors* tho above testisMny la its TOT. Mrs V. BANHISTJCB,

dSldVaS-wtf

Soath 8d8t.

Wefally indorse tbe abore testimony In regard^ 'I to the excellence of Doty's Washer. Mrs CATHABI

Ifl WB1TTAKIK, S

tttfl Woia KIKXLI^ 9oath &tb at- ioi jAKt9 fill'j, Mrs

m. 3. GtiS&TT,

Ohio Sireet. ,m0j

Doa't be.iadoced to parches* *ay atiier Waahertaoa until jou have triad Doty's. Itlsgiven on trial,) est together with the 'Universal (Jog-Wheel Wrin^er/i and for sale by Hii'nit

a. S. WHEELEB.w

t1!

Jto S Mechanic's Block, Main Btnst, XSK&B HACTI, LND. .•%& Doty's "Wagon Ja#k," obeap. slmpl* and «ffi 'v'*? cient, for sale by «rse« Z. t. WS1BIS%.

:Xt.

a*'