Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 February 1868 — Page 2

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DAILY EXPRESS-

XERRK HAUTB. isfj-*-

Saturday Morning, February 22,18«8

Education of ?reeamen-Ietter from George William Curtis. The American Fresdman publishes a letter from Mr. George William OurUs, addressed to a meeting recently Chicago, in behalf of the North^tera Preedmen'B Commission. Mr. Curtis makes a Btrong argument in favor of universal education as the most enduring element of reconstruction. We copy his

STATES ISLAND,

January 10, 1868.

Edwin C, Larnea, Esq., Secretary "MY TEAK SIK.—If with an honest regard for my other duties, I could come to Chicago, you may be very sura that -would not send a letter. I should be glad to plead the cause of education the great city ofLlinoie, a State which, within the last eleven years, has taxed Jtrolf publicly and privately more than twenty millions of dollars for the education of its people, and has BO given the highest proof of its interest in the work in which ypu are engaged. But if, under ordinary circumstances and in such a State as Illinois, general popular education iB essential to the common welfare, is it not, in the present extraordinary situation of Jhe country, plainly the most vital and pressing of all questions "At the last census there were more than one million two hundred thousand white inhabitants of the United States over twentynone years of age who could neither xead nor write, and of those more than eight hundred thousand were Amer ican born. A third of a million foreign ere, generally ignorant, come among us every year, and to these are now added four millions of freedmen, craving in Struction. General Howard, a man des« tined to the most enviable immortality in the affectionate gratitude of the most injured of ruces, says, in his report of 1867, that the freedmen aro an eighth of the sovereign people of this country. What necessity, then, is so absolute as the teach* |ng of thia great multitude, as rapidly and as universally ub possible, by all public and private means, the stronger States helping ttie weaker, the richer people the poorer, in order that the devil of ignorance from which springs such a legend of oth» er devils, may ba finally trampled under foot? It is not enough to say that every State and every neighborhood must take care of its own ignorance. Some Stntes and neighborhoods cannot, and some will not. Nor can we skulk from our duty by asking: Who is our neighbor? For who indeed, is our neighbor but every ignorant man and woman in theXTnited States and who is so much our neighbor as any great class of uneducated persons suddenly and necessarily called to share our political responsibilities?

The conduct of the freedmen during the war was nobla, and since the war ended it has been moat admirable. But however just the instincts of ignorance may be in an emergency, intelligence is the only permanent oecurtiy of liberty. It was the primer that slavery called Yankee, and hated. The rebellion was an insurrection against the Epelling book. The shot at Sumter was a haughty and desperate defianco ol the alphabet, and the guns that proclaimed the entry of Grant into Richmond was merely an emphatic notice that school was about to begin. "The fcholars are ready. Of the 3695 freedmen's schools, the freedmen themselves already support in whole or in part 1056, and more than a tenth ofthe 238,342 pupils during the last year have paid tuition. The interest of old and young is uaflagging. The number of pupils constantly increases. Parents strive to support their children while in school, and lay away books for themselves to study during the intervals of labor. They study on the decks of steamboats, in wagons, and on hackstands and General Howard declares that the hopes of the warmest friends of the freedmen have been more than fulfilled. "Once armed with the alphabet, they will be safe from demagogues. Once fairly educated, the angry hostility to their voting, which now disturbs the country, will ioevitably cease. ThuB the education ofthe freedmen is the pledge of national peace. Let us, therefore, be very careful not to invite prolonged and bitter agitation by disappointing these faithful pupils who are so eager to learn these friends of the government and its free principles, whose faith refused to expire in the darkest hour of the struggle, and who, as a race, according to Dr. Draper, thecalmest of observers, emerged from a war in which their liberty was involved, without a single stain. "The causa of the American Freedmen's Union Commission is not that of section nor of a party, not of the North nor ofthe Soutb, but ofthe whole ooun try. It is the healing of the nation. The soldier drew the furrow, the toacher drops the seed, and its harvest shall bury every scar outofsig,ht in golden plenty. Prompt and universal education is the truest and most enduring reconstruction. Every word spoken for it, every dollar given to it, is the since rest peace-offering. "As it was ignorance, sprung from slavery, tbat divided us, so is it knowledge, first born ofliberty, that can alone reunite us. And if we would be the nation that we oan be, if we would make our own hopes real and justify our own faith, we must feel that the words of John of Nassau, although three centuries old, are forever true: 'Churches and schools, good libraries, books and printing presses are better than all armies, arsenals, armories, ammunitions, alliances and treaties tbat can bo made or imagined in tho world.'— "Most truly yours,"

"GEORGE WILLIAM CUBTIS."

IF there is a bigger bore in Christendom than Gaorgo Francis Train, it is Victor Hugo, who has won a large aotoriatyby a shrewd charlatanbm in a sort of pop-eyed literature. Periodically there are paragraphs in all the papers about Victor Hugo. Victor Hugo patted a ragged urchia on the head. Viotor Hugo has visited an old woman in a flaherman's hut. Vict-or Hugo bus contributed a copy of Les Mi.itra.bles to a circulating library. Victor Hugo ba3 written an impudent letter to Louis Napoteon, from his safe retreat. Let Victor Emanuel, or Garibaldi, or Blondm, or Patti, or the Siamese Twins, or Andrew Johnson, or Torn Thumb, or any other of the notorieties, bring himself or herself prominently before the public in his or her own peculiar manner, and presently wo have a lettea from Victor Hugo, attaching himself to tho notoriety of the hour, and securing a share of the gossip. In every rupture of government, in every social revolution, in every volcanic eruption or other up heaval in the physical universe, in every discovery of anew planet or a new patent eoap, pcpl flies open the letter-box of Victor Hugo, and xve have a hysterical note, half exclamation, one-third interjection, and all flatulence,—"Behold me! Victor Hugo'!! the illustrious exile II! I attach myself to you, brother! You are famous? I em famous! Wo are famous! There was a iyre in tho tent of Achilles! a harp in that of Judas Macabssas!— Orlando sont a copy of verses to Charlemange! Frederick A. addressed odes to Voltairel Heroes are poets! You, too, prove W You, my Blondin, have hung suspended over cataractic Niagaral The same breath of justice and liberty which in. spires you with great deeds, inspires me* with great words. Farewell, illustrious friendl—Victor Hugo.

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How the Toftfcs Ifjorshlp-rBirnagln-Tiailw. Spit at and Driven Out.

[ConBtantinople Cor. of feostou Journal.] As St. Peter's at Rome is tho oldest cathedral of the Romish chuich, so is St. Sophia the most eeteemed by the Mussulmans. It standi on elevated may be seen far up and down the Bosphorus. Obtaining a firman—that is, per-? mission to visit it—we entered its jottal.

leaving our boots at the door. I shall /or eive no fullilength, breadth, or hight, fo^l

statistics will convey no clear wtea of c* appearance but you see a huilding with white walk, and iTOnense MntraL dome, and a score or two of -maltet dome* ar angaTas' you might build a miniature i- l.fi/vA KAW! Mipj sque, wit up tor the

mosque, with a large bowl turned bottom nn for the central dome, and te^ups

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and saucers,

^Therfaresmall windows high upthe walls which admit light, and four wnall minarets like light houses, piercing the sky It is the fast of Ramayan, which loste one moon nothing can be eaten or drank from sunrise to sunset. The fol

It would be a place for silent and profit ttble meditation upon mans moral na-ture,-were it not for what -s going on below us. There i* a row of Mussulmans with their faces towards Mecca, bowing their heads. It is adoration, and we will respect it but just beyond them a fiery old. Turk, flaming all over with red, is exhorting, doubling up his fists, shaking his bead fiercely, shouting at the top ot his voice, getting inW® fever Of. excitement in hii-eeaL Farther put, un. der the great dome, are two groups, some exhorting, and others saying tb air pray^ ers. Around the arena, are .dtrvisbes reading the Koran aloud. Aside from the few who are kneeling there is no more apparent reverence than there is in an American town meeting when an exoiting topic up for discussion. The sceneie very much like one I once witnessed in the "coal hole" of the NeW York gpldroom, when gold was at 260 and oh rise. Boys are capering across the room having great glee upon the carpet, the entire arena being spread with carpeting.

Descending from the gallery we pass the door and stand upon the floor. A half dozen American ladies and as many more gentlemen, in Frank costume, in time of Ramayan, standing in the holy place, is sufficient to create a commotion Old Turks halt in their prayers. Young Turks leave the exporters and gather round us. Boys, who have not learned to be tolerant, who have learned from $eir mothers in the harem that an.infidel, is as bad as the devil, spit at us. If there were stones within reach we should p6?haps have them in our faces. A dervish leaps in front of us fierce and defiant^ has strong lungs and a loud voice. He pours out a torrent of words which vfe not understand, but there is no mistaking his actions. Wehave got to get out—out out! Suiting actions to words we are showed to tfodooEpwhen a crowd of beggars hold out-theil-hj&ndi) for backscheesh. £3l2f*g2gg£S£Sg3£2£ [From the Pittsburgh Po«t, Feb. 10.J

A Young Wife's Indiscretions. Not many years ago, a flourishing bu giness man in this city met, courted and married a beautiful young lady belonging to a highly respectable family in .this! neighborhood. They at once took up their residence in a fashionable locality, where, until a very recent period, they have resided happily together. Two children blessed their union. The hueband was engaged in a business which required him to travel a groat deal, and was often absent from home for many successive weeks.

The wife, one of those gay, frivolous creatures, who find employment in nothing eo much as extravagant dress, costly jewelry, and attentions from the opposite sex, sought opportunities, in the absence of her lord, to gratify her unrighteous disposition. Opportunities she found in abundance, and improved them. This Btate of things continued for along time, and probably would have been going on still, had not certain disclosures een made to the. husband by all unmarried sister of his wife, who resided, for a time, in the family, and wbo had not failed to note eome of. the very exceptionable conduct of this very fooliih woman Tho husband expostulated, but in vain and finally a separation ensued. The wife was permitted to retain the two children, and the elegant residence, with all its costly furniture, etc, with the privilege of drawing upon him for such amounts as were necessary to keep up the establishment, while the husband retired to a boarding house. In this manner the separated pair have lived for some time—wo will not state bow long— tho husband waiting patiently for some sign of amendment in his wife's reprehensible conduct. He waited in vain. In-.tead of improving, she became more abandoned than ever before, boldly promenading past the business house of her husband with a contemptible young "swell," for the purpose of showing the bus band, she said, how little she cared for him. This led to another step on the part of her outraged husband, which was to take away the children, whom be lent to the care of a relative, far from the city. They were shipped two months ago.

Since the event last recorded, the husband, I understand,made one last appeal to this erring woman. He told her tbat if she would so regulate her conduct as to convince him that she had repented in other words, if she would cease her daily waiks, her extravagant dressing, and dismiss from her society the "swell" already referred to, besides other young men who are well-known in the community'— if she would "reform" for the space of two weeks—he would return to her. She assented to the proposition. Next day the delighted husband was passing down Fifth Street, when who should he see but his wife, who, hilojet» yocag probationer,"— a candidate for renewed connubial hap» pinets had faHen again into the company of that abominable "swell," and, "bedecksd, ornate, and gay," the twain were sailing long. This was too much. The last link was severed, and the wreck of a once happy household was complete— Last Monday, two weeks ago, there was a sale of furniture at the grtmd residence: the next day, ^e now forsakfen woman went into training for the "Black Crook' at the Opera House, where she has appeared nightly since the piece was produced. The moral is obvious, and comment would be superfluous,

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.. It is hoped•cd b^ieved that Jfopeafhment will now advance to its legitimate conclusion—the removal of the bold, bad man who occupies the murdered Llnooln's

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inverted, arranged

Christian lands. It place is especially

many residents of being" ly. an- ..

]y7and we infidels had better take care ,*i. thn dvintf embers of fanatl-

We »»«»ll" uoon the interior from a point high above the pavement.

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Tbe dome is su phyrv, Sorpenti the pillars were brougt fr.^m TScrVDt, Otb

THE SOUL

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DtecfTin Executive pctriois in b,"th Hjusto tajsgre to thejustice and necessity^the measure: One thing is ^rtain, we shall have no peace until Joh nsoa—tho thorn the. tody politic—is cast cut of the White House as Ve aoulc' cast out Wfr less lumbeif he is th convenient, Jnflifit mable lumber, whicli any desperate inxndtarr4Bft»* at an •uegu^ea.flacK, mentTihusL^dueing tl'w whole structure to ruins. Wofinson is fehe, .malevoleEt, bad, and the,ifponeje (he lawfully put

of •he country.—

and the prosperity of rtiHadetpkta tify Itoirt: -^•BSSSSSSS! iiiiii adho

MB.GJEOKQE MOWBBA*, wlio is.ENGAGED In blasting-put the ^Hb^?fec tulinel in Mas* sachusetts, has written. latter to the Scientific American on the subject _9l the employment of. nitroglycerin*? He. Hibotes the r*ccid«icts ,^hich n4fe been occasioned by this substance to defects in ito ttreparatioD., Ther'' nUro acid Med, he says, ifr not perfectly pure, grv^nse to cteSmpositfon, and producea a nitro* gl jc^nne very touch mora dangerous than that made with pure jaoid.', A change of teifaperatare, too, affectB-it in the same way. His. recommendation to every one is to ascertain that bis.,,.pitro'«glyc&riho 1b colorless and inodorOUs^' if he- stores it awHy. If 'it has a yqUow tinge, emiW bu^Wes,!ibr gives off guSieft oijtiJ on opening a can there is any indication of pressure, and. if on inhaling the air in the can there is a disagreeable or suffoeating sensatioh in the trachea, such nitro-|lvcerine erous to store, aQd should ol

Wely or :pi«6fted: r'

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others frlm Egypt, o&yr." There are three thousand years of genius ia those sculptured maroles. Incense the goda—to Iris, Astante, Jup.ter and Tliana—bave been, offered around tho»e SC.. temple#have kneeled at their base, and now before them hundreds of devotees are bumping their heads against the floor. Sor» lieion in all ages,, has had possession of the firmest convictions of man*

PALMER'S

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COLOOME-WATKB, is a truly

elegant'perfiunle, anct.Jnuchjmore desirable than niae-tenthe of tho Handkerchief Extracts, (commonH Ro-Called) to -be found.in this marketc j*dwiw

PLOWEBB.—Poetry

MAGNOLIA SVATSB.—A

has-

given the title to tbo llvicj^ breath of fragrant blossoms, and thia- notal soul—this quintessence of- dlfactory luxuries exists, in its full perfection, Ih Phalon's "Night* Blooming Cereus.' —Brooklyn Eagls ,-r .. «g »Q» 8MI ——J «QH THAT Wilt, 8K J0TFU11" Wh«B men and women throw "Physic to the dogs," and when-a trifle'out ot order, or tg.pftoent getting .out of 6rd6r, take Plantation Bitters^ Ac.fiT you_ Dyspeptic, Jaundiced, Hy'pped, Low bpiritet), Weak, oiygU sick dou't know What

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you We have been,, and was recommended to- try' tta Plantation Bitters, which ^.a did with great satisfaction and entire success. Delicate females, Clergyman, Merchants, Lawyers, and persons of Sedentary Hablts. arc particularly benefitted, by these Bitters. .The sile is per fectly enormous.

delighttul toilet

artfcl?*—superior to -Cologne and at half the gpr ihp. ." '"VJ

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SAi.S FOB JAIL

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NEWPoiil'.

Kotico Is hereby tiven that i'oiiod Ptopoaals will bo recelvctfby tua Bo&rd of "County Coiamu* Blooars of VornnUlon O-iunty,' Thd'ana noril 12 u'clocU M. ou H'odui gday tiio 1th day. Of March 1SCS, fOT building a Jail Newport, Indiana, ac cording toplan.ttadiipacificaU«« fi?r eame, whlet m»y b« stea «t ttfe Aumofi Ofiloo, la Newport ludiana, oa «nd after the JTtii day of Februaryt tiatd Jai! to copUlcfjur (4} Iron cells, two prisonarB rooms, ooi"lWms .•pj'&xtmonlavfDr th Stioclff,

Al JinatoriaU to '-tra yoxafeljcS Ly th,«C»ntractor. Security will be repaired for faithfal com aCd Kith the.coiai art-. JUght- nuecvedio re Jest any or all tills.

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By order of tlie-Board ef CoiBjnlsstoneri,

JAS. TAHKENCE,

lUtltaw Auditor Veriilli on-CoaDty, Iud

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SSOLUTIOjSF.

.Notice!b hBreifX-gWoi^-Ajiiii .the p»rtB"iship 'Jjitoly existing belw»t:\ tlo undarsigaedj: under thcUrm ui Brgkav-f|iRa,-AQj., oxplrod by. Hal. tstiau on .the flrBf- d-iy' I'^bruary, 1868, and was diu8oIved..t'J i«4t^s«l' erinapDt^ All pirsdnj* bavlog clainis. aiolutit eaia firm will pieftdu pre «et thetu for.ljnmetftata i-ayment. The notes and account! of said arm havo bj«u placed In the ltaads of iirokaw JBrattitrS sfor culloctlon, nt tlie dJ etaad, and-tUoM -knotving tBemsolvefi indebted to Lhe o'td-tleia' wKl please con»« forward andiottla lmmtd«li4tlv. .-

0T?0^ B» BBOKAW, CHAH. B. BBOKIW,

i. SuW.lD H. VALMSIIBTy a. FliZ KANDOLPD. f'- OO-PAETitEkSHIP. Tho nodersigned hav» formed a CO'Partcerahlp Under the firm tSme of Broka^v Brotheip, euoccosorn to brokaw Bros. & Co., and vf ll Ooiitlnije the general Dry Ooods and Houab.'fqgirt«biirg bnginees at the old stand.

GEO. F. -OB&S« B. .T BUKAWJ. BENBY

ARM

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P. BBoKAW, Jr.

.Feb. 1, i'68-2033twlt •—.••„y

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STOCK AHD IM-PLB TO SCIiT. ON TIME, OB EXCHANGE

IN i-AliT FOB 011Y PBOP«Bl'y. Twill sell say larm, lying ia Biley Xownshlp glx miles couth fa«t of JTeriiu Hunt--, coutniu ug 200 acref, all uader a high et^te cf coltlration, eacept 60 acres, blue grass, two good -amo dvcellingB, thre-s Urge barns, t»-o hundred appift traes, pear, cherry, paa.h, plum, giape ani all otlje pmall irait«riu abund.moe, fur Jamlty use andjnarket. The farm suitable to divide: If^not sold.i-J September. I willlease it for a term of years. is-well adapted to dairy businesi, if preferred, having stabling for slaty oows, and living water. I will «)ia sell, oa the 25th of March, at public Halo, the following pro perty: Eight hc-ad of war.t m.ulo., 6 head young moles, 3 marcs, 3 Allies, a lo( of cattle, sbeep bogs and poultry reiperautl iio.B-or.vvhv.'.t drill, llapiber wagon, 1 sprlue.^&gon, t(f harness plows eud farmlDg utensels j^»'-'ru!ly-,liCU8»fco!a and kltctien furniture, wh-«t in the granery, meat and lard, and uumTouao'tlitr srii-else-i-

ore-Jit ofnjue

M-jniht.V^ia

be given

on all sums over J3. latereKi from day c: Bile. f-bl9l3twit J. J. i-EBKEL.

"^TAKEBNl HiPLioyii:!) •RoojFi'j^va-. We are prepared to put un tbfs Bool, »ud war rant it for flvo years. This is th l-s*t and cheapest Boof in use, and le flie-pj'oof. ali on (/LIFT W£M/h\M8, Prairie City IMunlnj? Stills. cr.rn»r oi"- Sth lVtnl!s«rry Strwiis. .-.

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Plane SitoclUcartdn?, Snj^t).nt^ilanUe, abd Detail Drawings fttr»l»h*d for ove'rj- .Idscriptk.n of

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Of posits the Pos t-Offloie

K. B. TEIAM

E. R. BRYANT & CO., (Succe3!-c te J. Tl. TDKNEK,)

Forwarding & Commission Merchants PKAbBftS IN Grain. Flour and Salt.

Highest market price paid ^r*a1Fkia({s of Grain. for

STAB TTNIOW LIKB-

Wara-Houce on JMain Htrnet, pf»pot

on.

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J^OTICE.

Dr. D. BATES, of (Jaihonn, Ills., Is new ready send by matt four New Bocepts, which are «utirely ntw and purfeotly eafo to use and sur to cure A Vegetable Syrup for Flu* aodCbronlc Oyieutery. a Ve t-tib-e Itch Baive, *4en6iue fur Ague. «'n recift ot M-l alH wnd by rsturn mall 111 1 directions for making and nsinK tb« atiove uedicinej, and if yoa will sake and nse them ac.~drdln{ rflro-:tioa and tar« is not effected in wrj shortittfe, I will murn your mooeri Address ^wt) janlTdwaw iXLm

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Calhoat Po., Ills.

QHEAP MILLINEK^

11 kinds of Mlllin*ry Gocds sold at OOS1 dnring the Winter months, at. Mrs.M. II. AbSott'8,

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P. DAUflHERTX, Wgsloton and flaifses,

XiCRPfcE HAUTB,cl3frp. uskU-Kiefteaional. calls! Is the city and eonutry.

RTfBEM TENTS.

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Giar DEMOCRATIC PAPSBS IN BHODX Isutw.

»tHK MimS'Sisa&g Pare Literature and PrajUo*l Belt^ton, r^ntaini things said by the.ytergy lng the bout Una the world over.

arid Public

By oar plan OHJt

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of «ich State.. We want

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VOX HUMUliU STOP.

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ME,

COLiBURN'S PATENT.

Tried and not found Wanting.

We claim it will cttt Twenty-art (85) t»er cent, more eurd wood per day .. tJhau any «Uter A*e pade.

MOKBSSTOBT, Dec. 19, 186T.

MSISPBB.XIMNOOTT

Jt Co.

Sxasi-^-X have fully trlvd p£t?.ut 'Ax© and fiGd that it'is all that you claim fav it. It will, chop Asfrr than any other Axe that lev^r »aw, and 1 avte the wood without sticking at all. I wou»«i not vfili-jj three days without one for the cost. ihee« net eay any more, for any man that trleaont will bd satisfled. Wti. KUEb.

fl A IiTIilti 1 The Axe and the label are vAUAAVil .ll—"coth patented. Infringers on these patents will be presesutsd uocoiding to law. Vonuere or dealers, and persons using any infringement, aro liable witlithoinakferpfftneln1rinj£ement. J,

For Snio by all Dealers anil ito Mann. faoturtTH, LIPPINCOTT dt BAKEWELL

(SUCCESSORS TJ

LippiicOTT Co.)

Bali ottmtri of th* Pat*nt», ^itt»urub. fa.

Ou.t Tilis Otit AnS senditto SMITH & OOWLET, Pittsburgh, Pa., for their large Qaai to'Circular of the

Iron. City Collage,

oontaiulng specimoas of'Cowley's Premium Penibanship, lulegaut Views of College Building llall, City of fittsbu:gh, &c., 4«.

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AZYGOS! Three magniliotntly illustrated Medical Books, containing important Physiological Information, for Men asd Women, sent free on receipt ef 25 oents, by adare?B'ng Dr. JOHN ViNDEBPOOi, No. 30 Clinton Place, New I*ork City.

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And will present to any person pending ns a club in our Great OX.I? »OLLAB SAI.E of A! FANCT GOODS, a Watch, Piece of Shee'lug, Silk Brest Pattern, 4c.,

Free of Costa OatHlague of Good* ana Sample e^at to cay address Fbsk. ALiJUEN, HAWES & CO., 15 Federal Stj, JEotan, Mass P. O. Bo* C,

Wholesale Dealers in Frtnch, German and English Dry and lfaccy Goods, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Albums, Leather Goods, &c.

WE SELL FOK OSE BULLAE,

GOLD

and Silver Watchesj Sewing Machines, S1U Dress Fatterns, Garpetings, Domestic Quods, &c.

CIRCULARS SENT FRBB, giving full particulars, ortsn checks Bont for 'dne Dollar, describing ten dl£forent articles which we will sell for

QUE DOLLAR EACH.

Splendid inducements offered to Agones sending us Club*. Address, LABOHTJCjfltJ}ABBI^TT, No. S3 Sudbury Street, Boston, Mass.

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It is the BestgCha&ce ever offered to Agents I One or tw» days' time will secure a good Sewing Machine, Watch, silk Drts*, B«TO1tw, or Kme other aitlcle of e^ual value, Free Of CaH.

Agcnti wanied evory^here, maleandfsmBle,for the. best One Dollar Pawnbroker's Bale in the country, bend for Circular. 5. C. THOMPSON A CO 30 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass.

A Physiological View of Marriage, The Cheapest Bcbfc Ever Publithed I Containing nearly Three flundredPages

And ISO fine plates and engravings of the -Anatomy of the Human Organs In a state of Health and Disease, with a treaties an larlp Errors, its Deplorable Oonseaueneee upon the Mind and Body, with the Author Plan of Treatment -tths only rational and ahoaeesfnl f&ode of Care, as shown by the report »f easss treated. A truthfnl adviser to the married and those contemplating .marriage, who entertain dcrnbts of «hair physical condition. Sent free of Postage to any address, on reoeipt pfSK cents In stamps or postal currency, by addressing DB. LA CBvlX, So. 31 Maiden Lace, Albany, N. t. The anther may be consulted upon any of the disea.ee upon wnich bis book treats, eituer personally or by mail.— Mediolnes sent to any part of the world.

OK£ DOLE1B £A|pp.

WEBS

timet-Northwest corner of Fourth and llaln ttraato, (OT*T O oodman's Clothing Store.) Besldaeaa He. 66 North Fourth Street. oeSMt

Cotton Cloth, Drert Paltaraa, Tant Patterns, Sawinc MaoMief, Dr* and Fancy Goods, Ac., *c. Bead TK6 c»nU for rates Pen fountain, withaUp'•» |n onr '^Aay peaioo, (male fcr ftsnije^oaa elub of (Torn SO to 1,000, at same rate (10 ctfc'1tt»aa«h,) and get a premium for sedomg. Sum ur BxaisTius Lrrrxis. Sample, nailed free to any addreaT XaSTMAN KKNDALL, •5 Hanover Btreet, Boston, Haas.

SE5D 50c:*'ST.

With coVor of Hair and Eyes, and Age, and reCelra. b'y return mail correct ptetur*- of futara husbtur.d

i&. CABBIK DOBN. Albaay, V. T.

BfW AMpfj jTjjiAM* ACENCYi

if* it.

BICKCoi.

an.

SOOTT.

aro. a

HIOKOOX & Cof

RUL^^AT^imUMS

No. SO Ohlp Stroe

Convjyaneelng CarefttUy Den*

Abstracts of TIDe ftirnished, Loans ne gotiated a&4 Money invested. k-c-S

IITUT •NJIITYTW -To0 atf 3® as .. if 4»u. efji? *r FOB SALE. Xi ,«w ism

ZOO

.tomr.l

Desirable residence on Soath Market Street.— Over 8 acres of ground, well est with fruit and' shrubbery. Price, $7,000 terms favorable,(|££,

...

New frame house, and lot, X)x300 feet,on Straw berry Hill. Very cheap.' ail'

Two lots in Dean's Addition, rely Cheap. -s co Tiro acres, eastS Flagan's Garden, -i-. .r m'". i'i

acres, Smiles east. ^Enowa a» tl« "Hnsaey Farm," all fenced, Well inrproTeJ good meadow woods pasture aud lne. timber. A .flrst-olas farm. ''RiLi: 50 Building Xots, adjoining the city, northeas —good size—-low prioe and favrrabje terms...

House and lot, en 1st streot, north of Olark House—6 rooms, Cistern, large stable Ao. Pric 9l,V0Q. Terras easy. ,„J2..SW

Mortgage and Notes $5,C0Vr»t a blg discount

Forty atree '8JJ miles tontheast Of tewn—2t acres In oultiyatien, balance ftne timber. Very cheap. •,

Real Estate Column

-hJ.e£ i: -j# .*-»ho.3V?v 'StSSi-t

HENDEICH & LANGE,

Office over First National Bank, 3. E. Corner of .Fuarth and-Main Streets,

Terrl: Haute, Ind.

UVJ. VKIX'TATI

Abstracts of title famished, Loans negotiated, and Money invested.

FOB SALE.

•-"l.JSi

"... ...J' CITT PBOPEETT.Z Forty Lots in Linton's Addition to Terre Saute House and lot, east Ohio street, House and lot, in UcMurrain's Addltition, Home and lot in Siblay's addition on Stn street, House and lot in Base's addition

tth street,

House and lot on Poplar, between. 8th and 7th streets, House and lot on North 5th, between "Ohesnnt and Linton streets TariDio

Twe buslnass Houses onr Main street. OOTJMTT P*0PB*T¥. Farm ,af acres in- Honor Grcak Township, ITS acres la Linton township. 3 Acres below the Boiling Mill, wess side canal.

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MUSICAL.

MUSIC.

J. O. LINDEMANN,

5S*C [«MUA' IB TJTii -u-r

PIASOS, MELOMOIS

ORGANS,

Violins, Gnitars, Plates, and'all2kinds of Motaa ha is N W a as S TKBBK HAUTE. INDIANA.

TDNINO AND BKPaIbING of PIANOS and dthar Instrnmwtawm ba, promptly attended to. OLD PIANOS will ba talten ln tnadefor NEW ONBS. ranlOSdwtf ,/ d'. -6WIW*ANK.

KISSNER'S

CIC5.:

48, Olaio ^treet,

-O OPPOSITE TKB COUBT HOUSB,

•i

-10"

-:.iu

Tlits being the, "lhi'sest and most elegant. Musio Bstablishmeat

IN THIS STATE!

Buyers in want of fins ij

A N S

O K. A. .isr S,

And saalter Musicsl Instruments, and Musical Merchai.

Jud

of uvery description, Sheet Music and

Instruction Books, should uot fail te visit the

PALACE OF MUSIO.

MKSTAil

kind^ of Musical iDntruuienU repaired

In the most approvod mAnner. dAw

LEWIS &- GO'S

ILLUSTRATED

Monthly Family Journal,

FOB THE MILLION

Thousands of families lu the city and country have long fill the want ot an Illustrated Journal at a reasonable pric«, and equal to any on this continent. To thiii eud, we nave engaged good artiats. The lit riiry department will be one rf the.loitnres of the paper, and -we shall pnblish fri time to time, original Tales, Sketches, Ac,, by fhe leading writers sf the cauntry,

THIS I§ NO lOTTEBI,

But we offer as an fnducesnect to these who sub* scrlb?, and wilTheip to pash forward to a successful Issue, a cheap and valuable Illustrated Family Jouru!*', and gits A LAROJii mjHBSB-DJ PHIM1UM8. Subscribers will not baTS to wait to know if they hars a premium. Theie will be 3,316 premium# distributed to tha subscribers.— The paper will ba well worth the dollar, for tha year, A bock has been prepared for suMcrltien with numbers from 1 to 100,000, and the prem turns are fqally distributed througa the one hundred thousand numbers.

If there should be one thousand names received on the nam* day and date, the letters wll' be opened regularly as tnsy come to hand, and marked on the book In tegular rotation as openaj, so that there will be a fair distrlbation of the premiums. We shall publish the aamss of the parsons that an *ntltltd to the premium, in tha Naw Toax Moothit iLiufTSATSD, aad In the city and country papers. Ti» iwioirb* rnoUUM wm OisttibvM.

Said watches

Wile on

A Q.

Persons gettisg tp

miurns,as above. Address

.15,000 1,000

.10 Caeh freedoms ofJBMfraach ...... 6 TOO 10 100

_. 1,000 .... 1,000 1,000 800 t,(C0 8,000 8,009

43 "---USi SB SO _r 10 ............

(4A.W.Co.) KO

saefa..

Sawing Machines

$80 EACH

Hows's Sewing MacUnsa

«00J Prsmlsms or SI each..

S,000

TXBUS TO SUBSCBIBXBS.G'.

1 oopy, oss year, with ons subicrlptloii Si -00 8 oopies, flye 6.00 SO ooplas, tweaty

I 89,OJ

ELABS

will be entitled to

NtlLLlNERY,

NEW YORK

Dim, SacquT and Cloak

Boita eat on scientific principles, and

-m

warranted to

GtlVk SATISFACTION! & Also a fine assortment of

A E S S E

^TRIMMINGSI

No. 85 Main Street, up Stairs.

Afe A. WALTER

CHEAP MILLINERY

NEW STOCK OF TMii rZ

A E S S E S

CfllitPESf in trig CITY

»At No, 85 Main Street.

(UP STAIB8.)

MISS SALLIE HASTINGS

•-iMi

BARRETT'S Vegetable

HAIR RESTORATIVE I Wat decided bj tha N. R. Sutt Falr\ end noin conceded br the public to Le tho rer/VMt Preparation for Restoring I promotlog lu Growth* eradicating Ha- -, men tad Uimdruff, and for Drdwbif

Mid Bcautifjing the Bair. It is free from polwniTOi drugs, does not/C^y,* atun the fineat faMct and /CyJ leaves the S'calp CLrXr, Jfc the Hair JHCH, and

OLOSSV^^/

J. R. BARRETT & CO., Proprietors,' MJtKOHESTBB, K. H.

iiUBD a SMITH, Ohloago, General Korth-Wast-rn Agents. J. As H. A. DAVI8, Aaent«tor Terra Haute, Ind. uovlldwSm

n-a•• No. 26 Maiden Lane, •Mi- u- New York, Dec. 14,1867. In my Card of Nov. 1,1887,1 stated that, "fbrthe purpose of mare rally supplying, the wsntibf tlie public, andlnor«Ho preventottacrupaloas dealers from pstlminx off luferlor and imrtklsss f0®""

PNoagent

the

UfArton rsa% I shall hereafter sell no goods at wholesale except only to duly appointed, and authorized Agenta," etc. To this plan I h&vs since strictly adnerea.

In accepting Agents, great cars haa been exeroised to appoint those who, by long-continued fair dealing, have acquired a- reputation for honesty, responsibility, and "probity—men in' whose word the public have learned*® place confidence. These Agents have agreed to keep a fall assortment of my pens, and to sell thexn at my published prices. Thus the public are supplied by them with just such pens as they want, either as to writing or prio^r^nd get a fall equivalent for the mdiey

is appointed to travel from

place to place, or canvass the country, ec that all who want a Morton -Gold Pen must get it from the Local Agent or from headquarters.

None need apply for the Agency except in conformity to the abovo, the liberal discount "To Clubs" being sufficient inducement to all others.'

jntTc"

A. MORTON.

DOCTOR WHITTIEB,

ADiplomaABLT

BBOUII BRED PHYSICIAN, as hi Irhioh hangs in his office will show, has made OkronU JDissasss Ike study qf kit Kf«, »nc has a Onion-wide reputation, having been tonga Mtatti St. X«aMthan any --other.Ohranio Biseasi sldan. [nch ofhfs practice has been of a private na tare. nary Throat 8 aisoi the wlsotsof a Solita^r Habit, rnlnoos tt Body and Kind, producing blotches, debility, Itn potenoy, disainesa,dlmnesa of sight, oonfnsion at ideas, evil foreboding, aversion to society, loss oi memory, weakness. &o., not all these in any om oase,bwt all oconrring frequently in various case:

MW"Accommodations amplo. oharges raodcra'« ires guaranteed. Oonsnltattons by le(tor or a office, free. Most cases can be preperly trcr.ter ty Menstruation and Pregnancy, So. without an interview, and medloinee, aeoare treir observation, sent by mail or express. No hir Iranoe to business in most oases.

Addriss Boa 3098, St. Louis, Ho. Honrs—8 A. M. to 8 P. H. Office permanent!! located at No.617 St.Oharles.'Street,between SlxtV and 8eventh,one square South of Lindell Hot:!, retired spot in the centre of the city.

Consultation rooms, anil rooms for tha aceoni modation of suoh patients as reqotre daily perscr »l attention.

VYBBTBODE

Can get, is a sealed letter env&lopejny Theory Symptoms andTieatment of Nervous, Uriuary an-' Sexual Diseases,clearly delineating all the diseased oonditlons, with lull Symptom Lists, for twi three-cent postage stamps to prepay postage.— Circular for Ladies,relating to Diseases of Paber. aprSdawly.

COLGATE & CO S FragrantTolIet Soaps a re a Skilled Workmen,

Crom tho

BEST MATKKIAM, [and are known as the STANDARD by Dealers A Customers, Sold every wheer 24dwly

COAL.

TC.

GROVEB, DKALSB IN

COAL.

WOOD AND Tha undersigned is now delivering the super! or Coal of the Pioneer Oo al Mining Company, at Oarrysrille, and respectfully solicits an examination and trial. It will br found equal to tho Braail Coal, sniTTS tarnished at much less rates, I wonld refer consumers to B. L.

Thompson. Esq..

who is using it at his Mill and Besidonce. Orders left at Ira Grover's Stove Store, Third Street, north of Main, wl 1 receive prompt attention.

Joly IT, dtf TIM. O. (JBOVKB.

QOAL 1 COAL! I

The Best ia the Cheapest I E. 7. HEBBIL Is now prepared to furnish the bestBrasii and Highland^Coal, alsstha Lehigh and Anthradta Coal, if ordered. Orders left at Mofieen's Store, 107 Main .St., or Hartsack A Bannister's, will receive prompt attention. s3dtf

COAL! COAL!! TORN McFABLANE IS NOW tf furnishing the best quality of Biver Cca., scrssnsd on a wider soreen than any other. Dealer is using, and at the very lowest rates.

Orders leit at the ponuty Scales, or at Woodmansee's Grocery, on Main street, next door to 0. 0. Smith A Oo. Store store, will receive prosspt attention. Leave orders with GOB.

nold, at the Post Offlco. jyS4dtf

PRE'

LTWW *00.,« *«"Cer

Street, New

Torh, Boz3NU Writs thet&rstt Plain Klrisg the township, eonnty aad Itsia SNqi lij Mtjfgst Office ord»r. rsslstspad, Isttsr,ox sayrsss, m»f be ssat a a

LE^T BTOCVW^L, TISSNM^OT IHTF^FEVAWTHSC Machine Co., 800 Broadway, New Tork. Sdward T. Hatch, Secretary of tha Wiloca A Olbfea Sawing Machine Co., 601 Broadway M. T.

UMtwlt

.iaSfii'

I I A O

Is now supplying the best quality of Blver Ccal at tha market rates. Orders left at. Chambers' Grocery Store, sCttthwest eortuw of tho Pnblle Saaara. will moaive utntaptTattantlea. Je61y

J. A. BRYAN,

JOB SPRINTER, «»t- -if, r« *a rs M6

115 MAIN ST.,

2TERBB HAUTB, IND,

BOOTS ANDISHOESf

doTS ^ND SHOES.

A N E W S Is selling

Boots & Shoes Very Cheap To olose oat his Urge stock of Boots SImm «ii To taaka room for Spring slack. Ton will sa«» money by oalllaf as hitaat I No. 3 Mechanics Block,

Partionlar Attention 1s glvwa »c

CUSTOM WORK Thl* Department is in th» hands of SKILUPL WOUKMEH. oeUtkUf

HENRY LA1MAS, V'~'s suwuTAOtusaa assasairs Boots and Shoes. llarlng an experience of twenty-Are years, I feel confident that I can give ar lis faction, both with my own manufacture and Eastern work, a full stock of which 1 keep on hand. 8HOP—On Lafayette Street, north of the Junction fof Fourth Street.

XTBW BOOT and fcjHOE SHOP. Xl The anderslgned having just opened their Shop, respectfully inform the dtlsens of Terre Haute and surrounding country, tbat they are prepared to do their work to the entire satisfaction ot 4heir customers, as well In style a» in fitting, no matter abont the shape of tho foot. The very best choice of loather always on hand.— Mending done in the best stye and on short notice. Kvery article will tell by wearing what our work is, and wUl recommend it.

LEIBINO A TAENZEB,

Basement of if. tfoborg's new Brick Building, the fourth house west of ccrnorof Main and Seventh Streets, near the Terre Haute Basse. seplOdly

*r#~0

IVIdW

Drag and Prescription Store

ft .3-3? 'tl-'

IRA GROVBR, Jr.,

Woe Id ssnounce to the citisens of Terre Haute and vicinity, that he has opened at

ITo. 46 South Fourth St.

OPPOSITE TME MABKET HODS®, A Fall and well Selected Stock of

WEE DBUGS AND MEDICINES,

Obemieals* Otis and Dye Stuff!*,

)PEBFUMERY,

A N A I

Pure Wines .and Brandies,

For Wedlcsr Pnrposes,

PATENT 3VEEDI0INES,

And all other articles kept by Druggists gsnerally,"which were bought lo«-, and will be sold at

'The Lowest Cash Price.

PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS OABSFTrLLT CoMPOtTKDED. L-

GROVER, jr

1 MIJGGIST AND CHEMIST,

N,o.. 46 South Fourth St. Between 0hla and Wain at.

TERRE HAUTE ..INDIANA. N. B.—Mr. OroTer trusts that hls Tmarsra ceas, is a sufficient guarantee that full satisfao* tion will ba rendered patrons. 27dt

SOLICITORS.

QHAiiLES WBJRBE & CO.,

S0LI0TT0K8 OF PATENTS, ^COtJSSZLLOBS AT PATfiNT LAW, Mofel jnllderg, Deslen' ts fstest Blskts, asd:

PATKMKO ABncUfiS.

Indianapotlii, Indiana.

Onr faoilitiss for procuring Patents are nst ex^ illshment in the United States. [d!4d6m

cnaded by any establishment in the Unit' All kinds.of Modslslhiilt to ordsr.

HBALTH ESTABLISHMENT 355 West Fourth Street. CINCINNATI.

Swedish Movements. Electro-thermo Batht, Hot, Cold and

W" Medicated Bathr.

Dr. B. NEWTON TOOKEB, formerly of Gruea ount, Water-Onre, Is parmaasntiy la above, and will*tlve special attention to TO DISEASES and DEFOBMIT1KS OF THE SPINE.

Mount, Water-Onre, Is »y Iscated as

OHBON

Circulars containing further infoimation and reference ts some of tbe best known business men in Cincinnati and elsewhere, furnished on application.

A limitei number of patients can be accommodated with board. decl2d3msod

PLUMBINGF.

R. BUCKEIiIi being a practical PLUMBEE, nun at the request of many Mends begs to announee that he is now prepared to eze cute all orders in the above b'ntineggJln connection ith his flonse Painting and Graining.

SHOP—On Cherry Street, betwesn 3d and 4th BATHS, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, A*, fitted up on the most appr«ved principles.

Hepairing promptly attended to. sep8

DYE HOUSE

H. CLARIDGE

Has returned to thlB elty, and fitted up a Steam Dyeing and Soourlng Isiablishment, at the old Stand, No. 8 North Fourth Street, where he will be pleased to meet his old friends, and as many new ones as may favor him with their patronage 26dtf

Carriages at Reduced Prlees!

Latest approved styles, and of elegant finish, consisting of Barocchss, Bockawsys, Phsstons, Top Buggies, Oven Buggies and Spring Wagons.

This is much the fiu« st dtock of work ever offered in this market, and will be sold low for cash, as. tdesirsito close up my business.

O N I S I N E

"OluWmos is ae eartamly avsao (j»t as Intermittent Fevsr, and as essrantLT mtnrts as Small Pern."— Btt. Chat. JJ. Kmj, M. D., it. D..

I N S

PREPAEED PKBSCRIPTION Made from the Prescription oC BET. CHAS. B. I1I«, M. Ik, U. A&i tot the Prevention and Cure of

CONSUM:PTI0^

For tha Saiicat (tort of ASTHMA, BBOSTOHll^i, CATARBH, and all othei aSectionsOfthe Lungs, I Throat, and AIB PASSAGES for General and __ Special Derangements of the Nervous System for Disorder* of the BLOOD aad for sH-Jiss: tlonal Disorders of the Stossach aad Bewele.

The Prepared PreserlpliOB Increases the strength and deepens llie color ol the Pale Blood. It subdues the OhlHaand Fever, and diminishes the Expectoration, ltckeeha the MIGHT SWSATb, always, in from seven to fourteen days. Tha Ajyatite is iavlgoratsd, satf, the patient rapidly gaine Aeab Uta Cengh

WM#

I E S O N I S AND HACK LIN*.

Will attend to all calls tor trains leaving the Oity.'and also deliver passengers is any part cf the city with caro and dlsbstch

All orders Ie on the Slate at the Post Office, at Davis' Drugstore, or my reeidenos will b«prompt ly attonded.to, BanSMtf.

ATITTMAN,

A.-*

MBCHAN1CLAN,

301 Xala street, ketwres «a 8t».,

Terre Haute, Ind, ifODEU JJH» DBAWTMS NTATLT

XXSCCTSD,

Sewing Machines and othor Light Uaahinery re paired to give satis faction. Broech-Loading Bhot-Quns after tha cslobratep French Pattern, mads from saw or old material. mtv W1*

JOHN ARMSTRONG,

Ctansmith and Stenell Cotter.

Flcur, Whisky aad dack brands, also Plates fot larking Clothing, cfct to'order. Onus madeaad repaired Is tha bast of style.

Ail work warranted togive satisfaction. llShop 2d door last of tha New Court House, a OV street, at tb* Vigo oonnty Hay Sealea. fdl

PABENET AND CARPENTER O E Tha nndersigned would rmaotfully anaoance to tlla citisens of Terre Haqt. aad vicinity, that 'ha Is prepared to do Job. ia the Uablset CSirvfng and Oarpantar line. Also, repairing Furniture dona in tha best style. A. KCENOH, las) National Boad, oas-half Square east of Oil* ban's.

Taa4.the'

difficult Breathing ara sjieedily relieved the Sleep becomes calm and refreshing the evacuations regular and uniform.' A11 the general symp tomsof OONBDMPriON, A8TBHA, BriJsohltls, to., disappear with a really astonishing rapidity.

THE PRESCRIPTION

OT. 4nJf

Should be used iin evt-ry Disease, by whateve name known. In which there IS, euilbited and derangementuf either the fiULYOCS or the BLOOD terns. It la unequalled in Female Disorder*, Scanty or Snppresaed Mensee. "Whttee.!' Ae.

The PUEPABKD fKESOUIPTION both the* Best and tno most eonomieal Hediolne that «.»isO be taken. The average dose, is ,two teaspo onsful, ialuu

IID«

9 day. The patient hi»*er-requires,

under any circnmstances, to use "Oeuyfa Mix. turns," for tbe Cough "Kxpectorants" tor the Kxpectoration "Tonice" for tie AFPetiterer tsei Weakness Iron for the Blood Anodynes fotlhe--Nerrnns Irltation Aotde fbr Night Sweats ar" 'Vhlsky or Cod.(tiver OU for toa .Wasting. Its

Srscirio Acxiox is upon the OonstitutionaT Condition, and, through thO OoodRioa, apoo the Whole Series oi Symptoms.

Statements fran Pstieats, COLLEGE Hut, OiMounrxxi :—I waaln the

LAST

stage of Consumption. Iu~tau days alter taking the Psxscniraoif, my Chills, Might Sweato, Fever Ac., decreased, and finally altogether disappeared. A m«ro skeleton before, I am now well stored with fiesh. Hy restoration is a marvel to all who know me.—Mag. C. L. WRIGHT. •Van/ ?r**oriptloa save4 n^d^,ghter1sl]ft."J***" and has probatbly saved me hnndnds of dollars. —itev. E. UvMFuacxs, Beinsen. If.

"Weill***1 OoU lor the bsneflit we have received, from yoor Prepared Prescription."—Ber.P. Paaa-0 oaiKB. Eiossbnrg, Penn. izx"Krery onet bom Lhave reoomannded hMOf. lienofitted by iu use."—Kev. C. D. JoNts, Bacine,' Wisconsin.

Tie "PKUPAEEI? PBKiCBIPTION" is put upx»6 in a $1 bottle, end is sold in Terre Hants, by I. L. MAUAM & 00-, and by Xiruggists gSSSraBy, arA orders may be.iddrasMd to the aolenFiaMtatM^tcro OSCAE O. Mpaes.A 00., -n Cortlan4riltrsM,„ft N. Y. Consultation free" A Oircular,' lng TastimonJais of toany Oassff created willbe sent free, by mail, to write for it.

HATS AND CAPi.?*r ftimf&tfn 10:

J^EW

•Jofiepli

ANDE»

C. '^FMUIB,k

JUSX IN RECEIPT OF

Mens' Hats of au IxixtcUs, -/7rSltwaaK'0*as.? Boys Hate of aUJcraOft.

I S E 0 OR I E

R»5t tide Pafelic Hqvire

DOT

27H*f

(j.nff

Misses'HSM of a&Jcina*,

:l.t|fe.l

Infants' k*ats of aii ltincii»._,

/viid at ail prices.

r**-'

FOOE«^

*2 RE FALL $TXU/K,% Terr» Haut£ Vn^!**'B

«J„ I*. MCDONALD,

BO-

(Successor to A. A. Atmi^ .^7 st/it Buuan ,-rcfr --'••art

Books, Magazines, Papert,

stationery, SccJ,

POST OMOI LOBST. Movl6dlv.

.....Teaks IfAtrrs,

IND*43J-ji! mtsiq

EXPRESS COMPANIES1.^ -Z3~

j^£EECHANauS BJiSPATea,

ESTABLISHED 188& oTs--:

AMERICAS E1PBKS8 CO PROPRIETOR., FOBWABjy^enSijB

From Sew York, And- all points in tha Vev England States td ifi^0" points in the Wast and Sonth,wtetr i« Next to Speed to the BegiUa».Bx»ree6

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For ratesand'all-othec informatioa. ajpply.tf,

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FBiUTK HEIIIGiBBi Hasu&ioturssa »f all kinda af :s :«3t s«

and Dealers in

AS AND STEAM VI! Mala Strast, between Cth ari^Tth, FBSDEBIK

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On Lafayette St., betwaan ()aaal%nd PsBafe" *d3 TrE RRB JEi ,,,i de30dly INDIANA:

Having employed the servlces of V. 0. *argu'? son. a well known practical workmanrhe is now, prepared to execute all arders in the a^ovo buslness, wlthpromptnsss anifdltp«ftcit: -J oct3dly

B. MANNING^ UOUii, Bias AND OBNAMEXTAfc .7

je.A I N -E' «,,• itist Oife door East af the Star ftrocerjr, TKRRE HAUTB," IND. Plain and Decorative Faper Hanging, Fancy and'

Plain Sign Painting. Ceilings and,Walls PaiBted aad Cslcemliied ia Frescs Coiars,, Pianos And Natajal Wood Pollshsd ia Xh. higheststyle of the Art. Gliding on OJass aaiT Japsnued Tin, in all ,^)tjrle«.

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It will be id the interest of those wish to'* have serrlceable^fork dona, to call as ssat Inlor iv mation in buylng4nd mixing calosa, will fca l^r-. nished to persons rnsa or caaaos.' bncOdtl

JASSS S. ITKS. TH51TU

LA WIS

LYNE & LAWES,

General Commlsson Merebant8ri

ABD VEALKEM IV

Agricultural Implements, and Pure Kentocky^ Copper-IMsttiM Hhlikji, liii Street. Ifear

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Merchandlie and Produce of all kinds boaghtanAr sold on Commission. Ccnsignments Soticited. Afeats Tor

of the Best Bigtlllerics &ESXCCK1!

BEFEBENCES -O TOlflO "rag

LOVISTIUS, KT—Hon. Thos.E. Bruaietts.'lMa7 Governor of Kentucky, Col. Alfred Allen, lataTreasurer Kentucky, Hon. Benj. H. Brlstow.^B?S. Att'y, District E.y.

FsANKroar, ST.—J. B. Temple, Cashier Farmer's Hank £. II. Taylor, Cashier branch Bad8 of Kentucky.

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A. J. WELCH,

Cor. 2d snd Walnut Sts., Terre Haute, Ind. juKZm

DAUTI, Isi.—Hon.

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Albert Langs, for7'

mer Auditor of State Hon. O. F. Cooksrly, Mas-, or Col. Thos. Dowling, Jatn«S H. Turner, Xiar, McKetn A Denting John Soott j-.Ac San. S.- VaMto E-q- ... .klOm -1r

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GEO. W. HEIFSNrDEK."

Programme* and OrcuUtrt diitribuUi GOOD STYLEt si All orders left at .Dowling BaU, orM iU rioting Offloee, will be promotly ttended to wit dfKnntnh mfett 'j

TO CONTRACTORS.

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pBOPOSALS FOB BUILDING H0TEL.#

Propssals wUl be rccalrsd until March lst, i«tt. for all ths labor and matef-ial for the Kattidn Hotel, to be ereotsd at Mattoaa, Oples H?oiiaW Illinois.

Proposal* will also be rseeived MfH«M material FITS STOBSS to bearecud udwr said Hotel.

Plans, SpeeiQcatlonf, aad deteU dfswUgwbr all. ths work may ba examined at Up OJBca qf the Saervtary, at the First National Bank, wtuw.a*S all nscassary information may ba obtained.

The Building will ba Ons Hundred and Tsaiiw Five Feet Front, by Xighty Teef Deep. Stories bigb'.

The Trustees rsssrvs the rig tit t* rd»Qt all Mda, If best for the interrstsf tha Comaanr. ... alonW1AW£^" -"W-

JOSEPH 0.

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Txastass.

JOSEPH K. OLAJS,/

Mattoon, Uls., Fsb. Bth, 184a. dtillaMa

Mixed paints, of svery dssc rip tion, Yarnlshea, Patty, Ac., always as hand, and far sals oa the most rsasonabie terms. Give ma a call, flkasos Otavsl, Itrsbstweaa sad tth. oadfy