Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 February 1868 — Page 2

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We Ticket

FOB OOVIBSOB, .,

Ooi.'OOSrSA.D BAKSR, of Vanderburgh. roft uxvtkxin-MVxaMOB,

Cot, WILL. OtTK&ACK, of D.catar rok UCUTAKT Of KATE, m.m MAX. r. A. HOFFMAN, of Cm. rom ABiatoaor Wat*. M*tn« JOHN D. IVAH8, of Hamilton. ros luuiut or MAT*, awrtftAL NATHAN KIMBAbt, of Martin.

H» OtMW THB iUFBHUXOrtl, OouOK tnODOn W. MoOOT, ef Clarke. A*TO«**T OMBSAls

D. B. VtUUXSOl, of FtlMBso* nmonnnf or fttuc

tmvnvnr,

BARNABAS 0~ KOBBS, of Wayne, 10* SfcSCMM AI LAAM, nouii. wBtsoH, of yito, BSKJAXZS r. CLAYPOOL, of Fayerte. ros XUCXOB, HXXE JU*BICT,

Captain X. I. ROSS, of Lawnsnce* WISUMUIi

CeiMUt

JOHN T. SMITH, cf Greens.

XowiK Jamtb, Esq., of Netf York, who hM kid gRit czpcrienei is b&nkrnptcy matters, and has written a work on the bankrupt act of JL867, which is considered good authority, gives it. as his opinion that the 1st of June next is the lMt day on Which petitions in bankruptcy can be filed, tinder the bankrupt act of 16«fiaa«ead ofM«rW2d.

rvBLlCATioif of national interest will be the proposed medical and surgical history of the rebellion, which it is designed to publish by authority of Congress. An appropriation for the purpose was made by act, approved July 28, 1867, the authority to expend which it is now proposed to confer upon the Secretary of "War, with authority to hare the materials for the work collected and put into the hand^yf the Public Printer for execution.

Teb good old days are returning at the South. Near Athens, Tenn., two weeks

ago,

a Methodist preacher was seized, blindfolded, carried away from the road and' severely* J&ggefi, &• "offedse #as that he belonged to the Holston Conference, and expressed his determination to do bis duty as a minister. In noticing this little episode of chivalrous society the TribunttfYi fwbatis the u«! of being frw and independent citizens" unless you can wallop your preacher now and then/

Fttou the highly sensational character of tke Baltimore dispatches in some of our Eastern exchanges we infer that the action of the United ttartm Senate in rejecting the rebel Thomas, the Senator elect from Maryland, has thrown the copperhead Legislature of that State into an intense state of excitement. It breathes threatenioggj going so far even as to talk about withdrawing the Maryland delegation from Congress. Have the traitors of that little neck of land ever heard of the fellow who cut off his nose to spite his Cace?

Wi learn from the New Orleans papers that for the benefit of the high-toned chivalry who find themselves incapable of reconstruction at home, a steamer is to sail frfcm that port for Bio Janeiro about the 15lh of March. The arrangement is under a oontract with the Brazilian Gov •rnment, and it covers the subsistence an transportation of the emigrants to the nearest port to the place they may select for settlement. Leaving one's country for the country's good is not anew spe ciee of emigration.

Tqp Hon. William LAmunrcx, Representative in Congress from the Fourth Ohio District, and a member of the Judi

t&mrf

Committee, proposes a bill from that Committee, creating a Law Department of the Government. It provides that law officers attached to eaeh bureau of the Government a)i«U be directly ijnder control of the Attorney General, and not work independent of that officer, as at present, without being responsible to any person. The bill also forbids the employ meat of additional counsel by law oflicera of various bureaus to assist in cases before the Supreme Court of the United States, unless employed directly by orders of the Attorney General.

That judicious friend of the Cihcinna ti Council, M. W- Myers, having obtain* ed an expression of opinion from the reti cent Halstead, to the effect that he was a rascal, or a scoundrel, or a rogue, or an intimate friend of the City Council, or so*a 4?ther disreputable thing, immedi ately brought suit (he having been previ ously in the clothing business), against Halstead. Thereupon the Enquirer architect erects the following: v.

Why is Mr. Halstead, of the

ctai,

new suit.

j&H t^'*Ufggtifk4|i fact that two or te.Wpkget.4n the Btatogp* ew York have recently chosen Democratic local officers,

The World

to rAef

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more indebted to Mr. 21- W. Myers than Mr. rrlclfar 6f the Council, for favors received?

Anbwtk—Mr. Pricker, got an over coat from Mr. Myers, while Mr. Halstead was presented by him

vnth

THB Philadelphia

entirt

Enquirer

calls Atten

tion to the inconsistency of a Rebel sheet at Richmond which, in a paroxysm of iadlgartfcm, denounces the fise bill of the Bankrupt act as a scheme for enriching the "Radical" commissioners, but with amusing inconsistency, publishes in another column a long account of the fiendish exploits, in Northeastern Texas, of a certain Col. Bakbr, late of the Confederate State# Army.

II is certainly not inconsistent with Rebel antecedents that the ex-Rebels in itexas permit this outlaw to present himself on .ail public occasions, but make no attempt to arrest him, or that the most wanton murder of an inoffensive old man, because he had lived beyond, the ago of usefulness, the diabotlckl maltreatment of females, the setting fire to dwelling houses by this rn&an, are passed orar without comment, while a lull of costs, which was cut down summarily by the Judge, is treated as one of the most horrible (Mimes «v*r recorded in history. The fifty sections of the Bankrupt Act xaake it a legal car of Juggernaut, expressly devised by Radical malice to ruin the South but

predicates that the

Democrats of New Hampshire Will wipe out the small Republican majority at the coming election.

Per contra,

the

Tribune

predicts that they will succeed—just as riEki-ly 14th New Hampshire Regiment.

The clause in the new bill for the protection of naturalized citizens in reference to the means of reprisal, in case of the arrest of an American citizen by a foreign government, upon the allegation that his naturalization does not dissolve ibis allegiance to bis'native sovereign, meant much. The foreign government so offending, is to be given a chance to repair its error by a demand for the release of the person so seized. But if this request is not complied with, measures of retalia* tion are proposed, so that a citizen a subject of the offending nation, who shall be in the United States, shall be seized and held as a hostage for the relief of the other. The method proposed is certainly summary, and the hardship to the unfortunate foreigner seized here for the misdeeds of his own government, will be very great It will be an excellent method by which to bring a foreign government to a sense of its misdoings, if it should be inclined to yield the point, and admit that an American naturalization nullifies its own laws but if it should' not, a more convenient means of getting up a war at shoter notice could not be devised.

Here is the latest Parisian story: "Jean Y— is a'

coneiergre

premier etage.

or porter, in

Paris, and he has a very beautiful daughter, who has been taugbt music, drawing and Italian. More than this, she has also been taught to shave her father. Milford X- is an Englishman who inhabits the

He is, of course, immense

ly rich. One morning the barber does not come to shave Milford, and Milford is in a terrible hurry. He says •Goddam!' and is otherwise very impatient Consequently Miss V— offers her services.— Milford is in raptures it is a new sensation. A female barber is not uncommon in France, but is unknown in England.— Milford falls back in delicious rapture as the fair fingers of Miss V—pass over his face. Of course Bhe becomes, henceforth, his barber in ordinary. Milford begins to think that life without this barber will be a burden. But as Mademoiselle 'has morals,' and as there are certain objections In England to single gentlemen having beautiful young lady shavers among their attendants, there is nothing for it nut a marriage, and a marriage is accordingly announced. Milford. will have his barber." .......

When Charles Anderson, ex-Governor of Ohio, was about to leave Texas, in 1861, having been engaged there some years in stock-raising, he was arrested on his way to Brownsville by the Confederate authorities, to be held as a prisoner of war. Just before starting to return to San Antonio, seeing something wrong With the feet of one of his mules, Anderson stepped from his ambulance, and attempting to take hold of the mule's leg, received a severe kick. To this he apparently paid no attention, and met with no further accident until just as he was entering the prison camp on the Solado he drove over a dog, which yelped terribly. The Governor had a remarkable fondness for dogs and horses, which led him again to dismount, to see if the brute was badly hurt. Endeavoring to soothe him, the dog bit his hand. Raising him* self, with a voice husky with disgust and anger, he shouted: "Anderson's luck I Kicked by the meanest mule ever put in harness bit by the mangiest cur that ever gnawed a bone and taken prisoner by^the meanest apology for a government the world ever saw, and all in one day 1 Drive on, Bob

nothing more can happen

During the political campaign of 1866 General Joe Geiger was speaking in Butler County, Ohio. The audience was attentive, with the exception of one fellow, who interrupted the General with pointless remarks and questions. At length Geiger said: "Young man, you Beem to have mighty open countenance in the dark suppose you britg it a little closer to the stand, so that we can take a squint at its beauty1,?" The fellow, urged by those around him, was simple enough to go forward, when Geiger, with great solemnity, said: "Young man have you ever searched the Holy Scriptures?" "Certainly I have." "Have you ever read in tne New Testament of the man who was adv,ised to be born again?" •'.! ••v-v. "Yes."

"Well, my young friend, that was the counsel of inspiration. For the sake of yourself, your relations, and public meet ings, follow it go through that interesting

rocess, and the next time you are born

stdl barn

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As the young person meandered from the front General Geiger observed: "That was a Christian work in me. I have put a spiritual stop-cock on that sinner's windpipe, and ii he will view it in the right spirit it may be the means of saving him.''

We hope every reader of The Tribune will read carefully, thoroughly, and, if need be, several times, the glowing and eloquent letter of Speaker Colfax to the Indiana Convention, elsewhere published. Then let him ask himself if each of th6 statements there made, to the honor of the Republican party, is not exactly and wholly true and, if true, let him ask further whether any citizen and voter of the United States, who, on such a record, fails to vote for the Republican party, is not necessarily wanting either in patriotism or in intelligence. Republicans allow themselves to be thrown upon the de« fensive too much and too often by the attacks of our opponents. Instead of following with denial the petty quibbles and complaints with which we are assailed, we need sometimes to stand forth in positive assertion of our achievements as a party, and rehearse our honorable and glorious record. Mr. Colfax has done this briefly and candidly, yet with telling force. A copy of his letter should go into the hands of every voter in the country.— Ar.

V. Tribune,

BaSXXs

•Bitwise asa contrived in order to murder UfilNd States soldiers and colored men are not worthy of particular notice.

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Dukinu Sam Houston's Governorship of Texas an old acquaintance of his went to Austin to obtain an appointment as Captain of Rangers. Among Houston's peculiarities was his recollection of~ faces. A man's face once seen was never forgotten so when our friend entered he was greeted with: "Why, Perry, how are you?—haven't seen you for twenty years! how have you prospered The proper answers having been made, Perry really began to have hopes of sucess. "Well, Perry," continued the Governor, "can I do anything for you? Perry presented his little matter to which Old Sam replied "Ah Perry, I

should

like to oblige

you, but do you remember, Perry, soon after Jacinto your name, with others^ appeared attached to a paper stating that

Houston was a coward, a knave, etc.? So., Perry, 1 cant do it I'm sorrr, Perry, Good-by, Pferr^j God bless yo«i Pwy—Qod bless you, my boyi" ".Parry emitted himself from the premises7 and retnrtod unto hi? own ranch.

It is ever the case With effervescent ntaterial that to be verysparkling itmust be thoroughly bottled. This his frequently proved to be the case with Gen. Butler —the tighter the place, the greater his "pop." The' General, while in active practice in Massachusetts, was a terror and torment to Judges of thin calibre.— On one occasion Judge Sanger having been bullied and badgered out of all patience^ petulantly asked, "What does the counsel suppose I am on this bench for Scratching |his head a minute, Benjamin F. replied: "Well, I confess your Honor's ot me there I" ?f i6 i.

The distinguished novelist, Bulwer, first met Campbell at a dinner party, and was surprised at the apparent diffidence he manifested. The entire evening passed, and scarcely an expression escaped the poet's lips. His reticence was generally remarked, and gave rise to no slight comment A few evenings after, Campbell by special invitation, dined privately with Bulwer and the novelist tells us that he sat until daylight in the morning with sealed lips, fascinated by the brilliancy and power of the poet's conversation.— The same thing is narrated of Goldsmith. Society seemed to petrify him but hem him into one corner, away from the multitude, and he would ravish you with his marvelous volubility.

The Washington Chroniclesays: "The bark of the dog on Monday evening, a' Dickens' reading, reminded us of an inci dent that occurred in Vermont some years ago. Rev. Mr. D., a venerable and forcible expounder of the Gospel, was ii the habit of frequently rousing and call iug the special attention of his hearers to what he was saying and among the reg ular attendants of the church was a large Newfoundland dog, who frequently planted himself upon his hindquarters in front of the pulpit, and looked the minister squarely in the face. Under these circumstances, one Sabbath, the reverend gentleman spoke out so loudly and ener getic ally as to awake all the slumberers "Here is an idea for you I want you to take hold of it! Seize it!" Instantly the dog perceived a personal application and broke out with a ringing dow wow The whole congregation, even the Dea con, found it as difficult to suppress laugh ter and return to sober business as did Mr. Dickens when he seemed to be so well appreciated by at least one very

dog?' iWoi'teV.* -s.:./-'-

funny

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Hon. William Bosson, Chairman of the House Committee on Education and Public Schools, has just received the following proposition from Rev. Dr. Sean, Agent of the Peabody Fund "If a city or town, needing aid, will provide free public schools (properly or« ganized) for all the children of a school going age, numbering not less than 700 and will do it at an expense of not less than $3000 to themselves, will add $1,000 to that sum. For half that num ber of children (350) half the amount of money named ($1,500) we will give $500J and we will give in that proportion for other schools in any Ono place, if they are properly arranged and graded."

It seems to us that il such termB are exacted the people need not look to the "Peabody Fund." It requires that the people do more than they are able.—

Brvumlow's Whig, otv-.ifi

It is one of the peculiarities of Mr. Greeley never to be disturbed by personalities that may be addressed to him by small-beer politician*, or persons who failed to succeed in inducing Mr. G. to turn the circular stone that is accounted needful to give edge to their little axe. Not long since one of these persons entered his private sanctum to express indignation at a\Tribune editorial. Mr. was writing, and though violently accosted never looked up. The irate politician roared out: "Horace Greeley, I charge you with betraying the best interests of your party. You area secret foe to Rt calism. You do us more harm than you do good. Confound it, if you'd go over to the Democrats, body ana soul, it would be the best thing you could do. You stay with the Republicans, and $tab them in the dark. You are the worst enemy Radicalism ever had in this country. I once thought you honest, ihough knew you to be a fool. Now, Til swear you are a scoundrel and an idiot!" Here he paused again for breath, as he had several times before, expecting H- G. to make some de fense, or at least reply to the ferocious charges. But he was disappointed. The veteran journalist remained at his desk apparently unconcerned, still scribbling at his editorial. The politician attempted to give vent to another burst of indignation, but he was so mad he couldn't speak, and after a splutter of epithets he hurried to the door. The philosopher then lifted his head for the first time, and called out, in his high, shrill voice:

that way my friend. Count back and relieve

your mindP'

Palmer's Coiooke Watee, is a truly elegant perfume, and much more desirable than nine-tenths of the Handkerchief Extracts, (commonly so-called) to be found in this market dwlw

The Soul of Flowers.—Poetry has given the title to the living breath of fra grant blossoms, and this floral soul—this quintescence of olfactory luxuries exists, •in its full perfection, in Phalon "Night Blooming Cereu=.'

—Brooklyn F.aglc..

"Oh that will be joyful When men and women throw "Physic to the dogs," and when a trifle out of order, or to

prevent

getting out of order, take

Plantation Bitters. Are you Dyspeptic, Jaundiced, Hy'pped, Low Spirited, Weak, or are you sick and don't know what ails you? We have been, and was recommended to try the Plantation Bitters, which we did with great satisfaction and entire success. Delicate Females, Clergymen, Merchants, Lawyers, and persons of Sedentary Habits, are particularly benefitted by these Bitters. The sale is perfectly enormous.

Magnolia Wateb.—Adelightful toilet article—superior to Cologne and at half the price. 12deodw2w.

OVEN TULLBR B. A. BftTAN

E. R. BRYANT & CO., (SaccMson to J. H. TCRNKB,) Forwarding Commission Merchants

DBALEBS IN

Grain, Flour and Salt.

Highest market price paid for ail kinds of Grain. Agents for Star Union Link. "Ware Honte on Alain Htrset,

Near the T. H. A 1. B. B. Depot [25-lwtf

STORAGE, COMMISSION ft GRAIft

r&Aircint. A. X, mor&ISOK, FRANKLIN, MORRISON A CO., «msu Commission merchants,

XTo. 88 West 2d St., Cincinnati.

BEFBBENOK8.

Ftttct, To lie, Holton Shaw, Bartxrar A On., A Porter, B. O. Leonard A Co., Wa. Glenn A 3oas, Bob't Macreadjr A Co.. Foster Brother*, Foote, Nash A

J0HN.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

PIUWTDEHGE MOBSISIU HEBjUJ), ear daily, fs peh ansih.

BEPCBLICAK HEBAtD, -.3 Weikiit, $2 COPes Assra.

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"THB PULPIT."—iSfflCSSi Pare Literature and Pra?tioal Beligion, containtag the boot things said by the Oiergy and Public Ilea the world over. By our plan SENT OSB 1EAR FOB NOTHING. Send 15 cents with your address to TIIE PULPIT COMPANY," 37 PABK BOW, NKW BORK.

J0ST PUBLISHED, the Sew HA TIOITAl MAI* orttie FMITBD STATES, showing our whole domain, froui the Atlantic to. the Pacific

MAP.

Oceans, and the counties of each State. We want Agents to soil it everywhere. Oreat Inducements. Address 'J: BSflluN 4 PBIW3MAN, .j 29 Beekmiyi St., N. Y,

the celebbated

"EST3EX" OROA5,

WITH

VOX HUMAHA STOP.*

Pronounced by all who have heard it the most natural and beautiful imitation of the HUMAN VOICE erer yet introduced. J. E9TEY A CO., Brattleboro, Vt., the original Manufacturers. 417 Broome St. North 4th Street, St. Louis, Mo.

Tried and not found Wanting.

We claim it will cat Twenty-five (25) per cent, more cord wood per day than any other Axe made.

McKeBcPORT, Dec. 19,^ 1867.

MMSKS. Lippihcott & Co. Srafi:—lhave l'uliy trittl Joiit Fatefit^ Ax$ and find that it is all that jon claim for it. It will chop faster than auy other _Axe ihat ov.r saw, and leaves the wood without sticking Qt all. 1 would not chop three iays without one for the cost. I noot net say any more, for any .man that tries one will be satisfied. m. KKKa.

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RoTe owners of the Patents,

Pittsburgh, JPa..

Cut This Out And send it to SMITH 4 COWLET, Pittsburgh, Pa., for their large Quarto Circular of the

Iron City College,

wewa Svei

jht SUth of jiilawl.

Only Democratic Patera is Bhodb Ik lis p.

D. N. HARRINGTON. Agent.

How to Make Money. IHEBEST CHANCE yet offered to agents, mule or female, to get up clubs for our great ONE litAB SA1K of foreign and Domestic J)ry a_d Fancy Goods, Cutleiy, Ac. The,oldest established and most reliable Importing and Jobbing House in Boston. Agents making money and customers well pleased. Catalogues sent free to any address.

II. A. ADAMS & CO..

P. 0. Box 476. 22 Milk Street, Boston, Mass.

Agents Wanted.

WEIfBW

want flrBt-ciftBa Agents to introdnce our STAB SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES. Extraordinary inducements to good salesmen.— Further particulars and Sample work furnished on application to W. G. WILSON & CO., Cloyeland, Ohio Boston, Mass. or St. Louis, Mo.

OAA ^r Month, Sure—

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Inventors and Ni-w Torkt 205 r-

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3 Cortlandt St., New York, Manufacturer* Asenta and Deajera In all variotlea of American Olocka. Sole agents for jgeth Thomas Clocks.

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COLBUKN'S PATENT.fe

-With coffflP of Hair »«ro Byerfy%nd .Age, ceive by return mall correct picture of fntnre luisband or wife. CABKIE DORN, Albany, N. T.

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REAL ESTATE BROKERS

IVo. SO Ohio Stroe

Conv^yanceing Carefully Done

Abstracts of Title' furnished, Loans ne

gotiatefl and Money invested.

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Desirable residence on South Market Street.— Ovor 2 acros of ground, well sot with fruit and shrubbery. Price, $7,0(H) terms favorable,

New frame bouse, and lot, 9Px30l) feet, on .Straw berry Hill. Tory cheap. .,j

Two lota in Dean1/) Addition' very clrfwpi

Five nores, e»t of Flagon's Gardeni: **-:1

200 acres, 3 miles east, known as ,the "Dussoj Farm," oil fenced, wtll improved good meadow woods pasture and- fine timber. A first-elas farm. .i

r»0 Building Lots, a^Joiuiug the city, northeas —icood size—low prion and favorable ierms. ij *•,...•• /j-Ki nouse and lot, ou 1st street, north of Clarif House—6 rooms, cimern, large stable,

$l,20(i. Tcrm§ e«»y.r!j

No monoy required in

advance. Agents wanted everywhere to sell our

Patent Everlasting Aletalic Clothes Linez.—

Address American Wire Co., 1G2 Broadway N. Y., or 16 Dearborn St., Chicago, Illinois.

magni&contly illustrated Medical Books,

containing important Physiological Information, for Men and Women, sent free on receipt ef 25 cents, by addressing Dr.. JOHN VLNDEBPOOL, No. 30 Clinton Place, New fork City.

Free

G'OLD

Ac.

Real Estate

1,16 Label are

vAU llWil ooth pu ton tod. Infringers on these patents will be preseantod'accoiding to law. Verniers or dealers, and persons using any infringement, are liable wit!( tho mater bf 'theiniringeraent.

For Sale fry All Dealers and the Mann tacturerg,

IJPPINCOTT&

containing specimens of Cowley's Premium Penmanship, Klegant Views o'f College Building, Hall, City of Pittsburgh, Ac., Ac.

mJQITESISJE WORKS,

COLEMAN, RAHN& CO., MANFFACTTJRERS OF

IKON, NAILS, SPRINGS, AXLES, Plough, Spring and A. B. Steel, Ac., No. 77 Wator St., PITTSBURGH, PKN\

NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CO/ THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA, Via Panama or Nicaragua.

SAILING IfBOM NKW YORK'

December 5th and 15th Janu

ary 5th, 15th and 25th and

Vebr^uiry 15 and 25th.

With New Steamships of the First Class. PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY AM OTHER LINE. For further information address the undorsigned at 171 West Street, New York,

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And will present to any person fending u» a club in our Great OIE DOLLAR SALE of DUY AJ FANCY GOODS, a Watch, Piece of ,Mheoiicg, Silk Dress Pattern,

DOLLAR,

and Uilter Watches, Sswinfc Machine?, Silk Goods, Ac.

Silk Dress Fatturns, Carpotings, Domestic

CIRCULARS SENT giving fnli particulars, or tan checks sent for One uollar. describing ten different articles which wo will sell for

ONE DOLLAR EACH.

Splendid inducements offered to Agents sending us Clubs. Address, LABONTE & BABBITT, Ho. 83 Sudbtfry Street, Boston, Maaa.

It is the fies£Chance ever offered to Agents! One or two days' time will securo a good Hewing Machine, Watrb, sllh Dress, Revolver, or some other article cf equalvalne, Free Ot Cost.

Agents wanted everywhere, male and female, for the best One Dollar Pawnbroker's Salo in the country. 8end for Circular. S. C. THOMPSON 4 CO., 30 Hanover Street, Boston, Mans.

A Physiological View or Marriage,

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ConUioIng early Tlirec Hundred rages And 130 fine plates and engravings of the Anatomy of the Human Organs in a state of Health and Disease, with a treatise an Early Errors, its Deplcrablo Consequences upon the Mind and Body, wifh the Author's Plan of Treatment —theonly rational and sncoessftil mode of Cure, a* shown by the report ef oases treated. A truthful adviser to the married and those contemplating marriage, who entertain doubts of their physical condition. Sont free of Postage to any address, on receipt of 25 oents in stamps or postal currency, by addressing DIt. LA CEOIX, No. 31 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y. The anth»r may be consulted upon any of the diseases upon which his book treats, either personally or by mail.— Medicines sent to any part of the world.

ONE DOLLAR EACH.

W1BS

Cotton Cloth, Dress Patterns, Pabt Patterns, Sewing Machines, Dry and Fancy Goods, .Ac., Ac. Send Ten cents for Patent Pen Fountain, with slip describing an article in our dollar wit.

Any person, (male or female,) can send in a club of from SO to 1,000, atsameratd.(lOcU..foroaeb,) and get a premium for so doing. 8ekd is BeqijsTtiD Limis. Samples nailed free to any iff* drees. EASTMAN & KENDALL, 65 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass.

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Mortgage and NotAs jr,COO—at a big discount

Fori res 3^ miles southeast of tewn—SS acres in o.ritiratien, balance line timber. Very

ch#av

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Oolnmri

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HENDRICH & LANGE,

Offlfce over First Nationil Bank, S. E. C.lrner of Foiirthand Main Streets,''

Terre Haute, Ind.

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Abstracts5 of title furnishiad,' Loans negotiated, and Money invested. •»." —U "_'fl !f* :f. ovt ^'CITT PROPffRTTl

FOB SALE.7

1.' 'I is •?.' -I

RAKE WELL

(SFCPE6SOR8 TO LiPHNCOTT-A Co.)

Forty Lots in Linton's Addition to Terre Haute House and lot, least Ohloi street,

Uouso and lot,in McMurraiu's Addititlen, IToiueand lot in Sibley's a.dditiop on Sth street, House and lot In Boss's 'riflditfon on 8tli street, House and lot oil Poplar, between rth and 7th streets, ..

Honne and lot on Korth 5th, botween Cbrsnut and Linton sii-pets. ,. j—... Two bufclnesA Houses ob Alain etreotv: .I tU'Vif

CODNTT PBOPBRTT/

MUSICAL..

MUSIC.

E!tS'

L. KISSHER'S

PALACE Gi'iUlli!

No'. 48, Oliio Street,?

OPPOSITK THE COURT HOUSB, -i

This being the largest 'and inost elegant Muslo KstabHshraec

IN TOIS STATE I

Buyers in want of fine

•JMiEfcowEOJirs!,

Jtc.,.

Cost.

Catalaguo of Goodsan.l Samplesont to any address Fbkk. ALLEN, HA WES & CO., 15 Federal St ilioton, Mass P. O. Box €,

Wbolesalo Dealers in French, German and Eng. iiah Dry and Fancy Goods, Cutlery, I'lated Ware, Albnms, Leather Goods, 4c.

Gr A N S

And emalier Musical Instruments, and Musical Merchandise ofovory description, Sheet Mnsicand Instruction Boots, should not failte visit the

PALACE OF MUSIC.

AH kimN of Mneical InstromenX* repaired In tiu* Qiont approved manner. dAv

LEWIS & 00\S

1 r^I.T JSTR ATKT)

Monthly Family Journal,

FOR THE MILLION

Thousands of families in the city and conntry have lon« felt thu WAnt of an IllnBtratod Journal at a ronsb'nablo pric*, -ftnd equal to any on this continent. To this end, we nave engaged good artists. Tbelittrary dvpartmont will bepue of the (eitoies of the paper, and we shall publish fr_'in time to time, originul Tales, Sketches,

by the leading writerd'Of the csuntry.

Sc.

THIS IS IO LOTTERY, But we offer as an inducement to those whosnb scribe, and will help to push forward to a successful issue, a cheap and valuable I Unstra ted Family J.'lirua!, and give LABGK NUMBER OF PEE MIDMS. Subscribers will nut have to wait to know if they have a premium. There will lc 2,315promiumn distributed to the subscribers.— The paper will be well worth the dollar, for the year.

book has bran prepared for subscribers

with ntimbers from 1 to 10j,000, and the premiums are equity distribute! Ihroogn tho one hundred thousand numbers.

If there should bnono thousand names received on tho same day and date, the lotters will be opened regularly as tney oome to hand, and marked on the book in regular rotatfou as optonel, so that there will be fair dlstriiiutionof the premlnmi. We shall publish tho utnwl uf tbe persons that are entitled to the prcminms, in the New York MoXTHi.Tlr.LCSTaATED, and in th- city and conntry papers. The following Premiums win be Distributed. 10 Cash Promiums cf $500 oach .....55,000 r, f?ft '200 ,.... 1,000 10 --MO 1,000 23 50 .» 1,000 «9 25 1,000 30 10 800

Gold watches (Am.W.Co.) 850 each 2,SCO 50 Wiloox G. Sewing Machines SCO *aeh... 3,000 50 Hnwo's Sewing MacWhes' 60 3,009 200J Premium* ot fl o»ch 2,000

TBKMS TO 9UBS0BIRKRS.

Copy, one year, with one #ubscriptlon $1.00 5 copiae, flio ...... 6,00 20 copies, tweaty 2J,0J

Persons getting np clubs wiU h« entitled.to premiums, as above. Address LBWTS CO., 41 Mercer Street, New fork, Box3391.

Write the address plain* giriM the township, coutaty and State. Money by draft. Post OBce order, registered letter, or express, may bfl sent at our risk,

!:--ft9SVS!

SlJ'i*

^EBrBBKNCKS.

Levi Stockwell, Treasurer xI the Howe Sewiag Machine Co., 690 Broadwajr^ New York. Sdwftttt P. Fafch, Secretary'of the Wilco* A Oibbs Sewing Machine Co., f0R Broadway If, T. lldfitwlt

We have od hand a flae stock of Sash, Doors »nd Blind*, of otir own manufacture, which we will sell at a very email sdvano# on jet.

Warrant our Work lor to- aay ever before offered in this market. of us will furnish aplo it to your Baying of ua wlu fc OCSaMHHtMMl

o'l»a inpi

Benefit Yonrselres as wo warrant aU onr work. We also keep on band, and manufacture to order, Window rod Boor Frames, Moufdinisand every variety of, Finishing Lumber usel in bolldf JUjr

OIsIFT ft WTT.TsTAMB. FRAIBIK CITY PLANING MI LL8. fslOdtf ....... ...••!

niSSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given, that the partnership lately existing between the undarslgued, under the firm of Brokaw Bros, ft Oo., expired by limitation on tho first day of February, 1868, and was dissolved by tnutual consent. 'All persons having claims against said firm will, please frosent them for immediate payment. Tbe ifotee and account* of said flrmhar* been placed la the hands of Brokaw Brothers for collection, at the old stand, and tbow knowing tbe*ssetves indebted to the eld firm will please come forward and settle immedediatly.

OKO B. BROKAW

fw CHAS. B. BBOKAW. EDW'D M. WALMSLET. 8. FITZ RANDOLPH #aw

OOPARtNKkSHIP.

The underrighed have formed a Co-Partnersmp under the firm name of Brokaw Brothers, ««c» cessors to Brokaw Bros, ft Co., and ll continue the general Dry Good* and House-futtriehiug business at the old stand. •, -i GEO. X. BB0K\W,

CHAS. B. BBOKA.W,. ii• HKNBT BBOKAW, Jr.

Feb. ), 1868-20d3twlt

COJIP^

BARRETT'S Vegetable

HAIR RESTORATIVE W«« 4ecid«d by the J?. H. State l?«tr\ and is now concedcd bv tho public4to bo tbo rery ^Fropnratiott Tot ltestoring' I Gray ot Cadcd Ilair to ltn original color prataoaAff iesGronrrtb, cradiefttSOfrHti* mora and Dandruff, and for Dressing

And BomitJiyiag tbo Hair. ItUfre#. from pobonoos drugs, does hot stain iho: fiaeet -iabrict and leaves tho Scalp clean, the Ilaic Jlipaf and. I

GLOSSY.

Jn tdy

,rf

Farm of- 89 acres in H6ney Creek Township,*" 173 acres in Lintoaitowimhip. 3 AcreB below thu Boiling Mill, wess sidocanal jan29dtl

sjni

j. a LINDEMANN,

•f* •"1

DEiAT.Er. IN

P3AJVOH, J«ELO®EOWS :.OBGAN^,..' Violins, Guitars, Flutes and all -kinds'of Muslo*

Merchandise,' No.,91 Wabash Street, ,: TEBB® HAUTK. INDIANA. TUNING AND KEPAIB1NQ of PIANOS and other Instruments will bo promptly attended to.

OfcD PIANOS willbetabon in tnadefor NKW ONES. anlOSdwtf J. Q. LINDEMANN

$8r'

ProprietoW ""C

J. R. BARRETT

MAifOHESTKK, N. H.

LORD ft SMITH, Chicago OeneralKorth-West-rn Agents. J. So XI. Jkeetite tof Terre HaaW, lad. k.*. |fll |»ovlld^i|||

No. 25

Maiden Lane,

Nino York,

Dec. 14,1867. p"

Card Of Nov. 1,1867,1 ste|ed

that, for tliepurpoac ol morc fally supplying tlie wants of tlie pnblic, *nd I»i order to prevent una«rnp*tfonsdealersi'firom palminiK ofMnfarlor and worthless goods tlie Morton Gold Pens, I shall nere* after Mil no foods «ll«Iosrtfl except only to dnly appointed and authorized Agente." etc. To^thia plan I hare ainoa «t)actly aalierqai --r

In accepting: Agents, great care .baft been exercised to appoint those who, by long-continued fair dealing, have acquired a reputation for honesty.responsibility, and probity—jnen ,in. whose wotd lie public h^ve learned to place confidence. These Agonts have agreed to keep a full assortment of niy pens, and to sell thum at my published prices, thus tho public are supplied by them with just such pexts as they want, either as to writing or price, and get a full equivalent for the money

No' agent is appointed to travel from place to place, or canvass the country, so that all who want a Morton Gold Pen must get it from the liocal Agent or from headquarters.

None need apply for the Aesnoy ex cept in conformity to the above, the liberal discount "To Clubs" being sufficient inducement to all others.

A. MOBTON.

DOCTOR WHlTTIKB,

ADiploma

BEGUIiABI.Y BRED PHT8IUIAN. as hi' Which hang* ltf his Office will Show has made

Ohrtmk Dueatee tf» ilmdf qf Ut Ufe,

has a I) nlou-wide, repatatlon, having been

located (m Si.

TKRRJB-HAUTK. IND. •U,. 'il'Vi ..V.'' 'ii1:?!? t.w.

fiWn or

u•.=

*.^v

., -f

Ungt

Loawthaq any other .Chronic Dlsea«

Physician. Maoh of his practice ha* been of a private nature.

ByphiUt, Gonorrhea.Qteet, Stricture,

XJri

oary DUeaeee, BgptiUc or mertmiai Affections oftkt Throat,

Sonet OreMtb,

,iJ

iH#rnta ot-

Rupture

also, the effects of a Solitary Habit, ruinous.tc Body and Iflnd, prodaclng blotches, debility, itn potenoy, dlsilnee*,diintenof*lgtit, eonftwioao^ Ideas, evil foreboabis, aversion to society, loss ot memory, weakaew. sc.,

not,

all these Is any^

oase, but all occurring frequently In varlons oitee' •WAcoommodatfoBS ample, charge* moderate careaguaranteed. OonsnltatlDns by letter or. a! office, free. Host oesne,. can be properly treated ty Menstrnatloh and Pregnanay, So. without »h Interview, and medicine*,'*eonra tron observation, sent by mail or express, No bin irance to business In most cases.

Addrsss Bo* 3092, St. bonis,! Ho. Hours—A. K.teBF. M. OBce permanent!} looatedat.No.613 St.

CharleelStreet, between Sizti

and Seventh.onesquare South of Lindell Hotel,* retired spot in tbe centre of the city. Consultation rooms, and rooms for the iasoni modatlon of such patients as require daily porsot *1 attention. 'i

ETEKTBOPY

Can get, In a sealed letter envelopeimy Theory. Symptoms andTieatmont of Nervous,Urinary an 3ezualDiseases,clearly delineating all the diseased conditions, with full Symptom Lists, for twe three-cent postage stamps to prepay postage Otroular for Ladles,relating to fiiseasee of Pnber aprSdawly.

COLGATE & CO S

FragrantTolIet SoaiM iarc prepared by ed Workmen, from tbe BEST MATERIALS, are known the

TO CONTRACTORS.

i! iBo

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING HOTKL. Propssals will be received until March 1st, IBM, for all the labor and material for the Mattoon Hotel, to be erected at Mattoen, doles Ooqnty, Illinois.

Proposals will also be received for the labbr and material fcr FIVE 8TORK3 to be erected under said Hotel.

Plans, Specifications, and detail drawings for all the work may be examined at the Office of the Secretary, at the First National Bank, where also all noccssary information may be obtained.

The Building will be OneHondred and Twenty Five Feet Front, by Eighty Feet Deep, Three Stories high.

The Trustees reserve the right to reject all bids, if best for the interest ef the Company. 'j ALONZO BATON,

Mattoon, Tils., Feb. Cth, 18:8. dtHlm'cl

QHBAP MILLINBRT.

kinds of Millinery Goods sold at' COS! during the Winter months at |9l Mrs. jM. II. Abbott's,2# Or poelte the Po*t OfSce. Decl4dtf.

UNDERTAKERS.

•—rron

8 A A

"COAL.

OYBB, DKAUtm IK

WOOD AND COAL.

The undersigned is now delivering the snperi* or Goal of tbe Pioneer Goal Mining Company, at Oarrysville, and respectfully wlicits an examiadf tlon and trial. It will b« found equal to t|h£ Braail Coal, and I* tarnished at much lees rates. I would refer consumers to B. L. Thompson, Esq..

north Jul:

The

-BlSktr

wa,

.tii

«V

tUt?

E. T^MBBBTTi1s bbw'iH*|BW iho best BraattandQtgkland^Ooal, alavlk*

Jbshifhi and

A^thraclte Coal, if-oydwed. Mw .teftatMcKeen's Store, 107 BTiih Se.Vor H«rt«ocr* Bannlster's, will receive proaspl»ltentlOri. addtf

COAt! COAL!! TOHN XoFAKWHB IS NOW (ornishiug the beet quality if Kl«r 0oa,, screened ba a wldrt eereeu than aayottHfr DWuM1* using, and at the vary lowest raUsj -..

Orders left' at the Cohuty Scale*, or at Woodmaaaee's Otooe», onilua sueec, n*Kt 4oor to C. 0. Smith Jk Co.Ts Stove Jtore, will receive proWpt ittention. LeavM orders with Gas. Bold, at the Poet pfflpe^

rj lrmt

I O A O

pplflgg the 1-eiit quality of Bl»»r Ooai kot rateoj: lOidonf., loft. at Ohamkern*

Is now so

at- thedurl

Grocery Store, southwest cornet of the PnMte id S W

«u musts.. JWJKW'

wtfe*

'f'

Jlrug aiidPrescripttoiiStore

os o»m tmhaaA wti f'

iti ath

IRA GROVBiii Jm,

BTo. Is Noil IK Fourth StJ1

-i-: :.'. iii iw!

^ie OPP^OWTB T*!! JfAjtKBT EK)P8X,1H^ A a S el S to PlIfiK DEUm AKD MEDICINES*

Chemicals, Olfti apid Dye Stuffs

PER FUMKRY, %ro)b filnii && (gofW-BK jItow

Ttodi

aii iJsei

v«—r

btsad

-ra«xi «II J/idi

iwrt u#

Pure Wines and Brandies eta Purposea,i adl 1o

PAtiasff MMoms:

I 'iOritiMa 1dfi ^^rQ^s^^hiiVtl !ly, fjhloh we^ft bought low, aa(l will beisolaat

^The Lowest Gash Prices ii«9£c 7«w utits pv ton ninoil Ha3s_it! rfiioVI .taw Irv

io dsiioad

bud

ov«d

iPHYStCIANS PKESOSlPTION^

Jiwo-j sdi

-wi

No. 40 South. Fotlrth St Between Ohle and Walnut. TERRE HAUTE.s:...l.L?i'i..i..rN!DIAS1A.

N.B.—Mr Qrover t^nats! bhat his Tcabs' of intimate acquaintance jflth the. buiii ire4#,!ls a sufllcient guarantee thaf full satisfao tion will be rendered piwtreas. Vlii

I W

,^1 SOLICITORS.,

QHARLBS' WERB^ & CjJ

SOLICITOUS OF PATENTS^

OOOKSSE.«)XS AT PATE** EAW, Model Rallders, Dalen fateatVUtlits. aad PATKJSTKD AKTlCUi8.

OFFIOE-BI' JAST lilAllKfiT 'ST&'feKT, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Our facilities for procuxi ng Patents aie op exceeded by aay eatablith'ment hi the Untied Sta'te*. All kinds of Model* built to

Miter,

QEALTH TCSTART.TSTTIlffeNT

sad

355 West Fourth Street.

.8mCilVCIN]yATIiSm stfoin vi I

A limited aamber of. paUentansaa he sccommodated with board: decl2d3meod

Painting/ and

House

BATHS^

Ax. __

Gfflo: w.

A li

UNDERTAKER, Is prepared to execute' 1 orders to hi* line

Witt

neatness and dispatch corner of third and Cherry treets, Terre Dante, Indiana. jana&-6-|iwtf

rpBRRE HAUTE COM'L COM LEGE. CORNER EIFTH 4 MAIN 8Tfl, book-keeping by single and donble eh'try, in al) its forms, as pertaining to busineii ttfh Penmanship and Arithmetic. Terms witjiin reach of all For further particulars, address the Principal., Zep27dlr R. OABVlar.

HABENET A'J^D CARPENTER WORK. Tbe nnderslgned wonld reepectfMly annoqqoe to the eltiaene ef Tenre Haate ant vfcluity, Mat heUMepai^todoJ^inthatl^iaetCUvlBc

Has) National Road, one-half Square east of Gilbert's. deeddSta

Programmes and Circular* distributed in

JOSEPH O. DOLE, Trustee*. JOSEPH-H. CLARK,

'0000 STTLiSi -V"'

AH orfcni'l^ft at fDoWHn^ 'fiaH. flfr Ut fh' rifting Offlees, will be promptly ttemM wl*

OMNlBUSiLlNg.

B.IULLEB'S OMU1BUS

Wtti attend y^Sll cUU^ir'^Mns leaving' tht

tsaaaa?^to

All ordecs le to^ttw.^Oatcet the Oas*y

ATJTTMAN,

"ft

Brneoh-Loading 6hot fl«n» after the Mlsbratea French Pattern, made from new or. old maUrifl.

JOHH ARlCSXKOKG, inn i»dT

WMmlth sid_stencll Catter.

Qiws atad«aad repaired in tke beat et sty1e.O{iw All work warranted to give satisfaction. hop ttd do«r JEeat

the BeW CtitfH Hoase,

street, at the ytao oovUyBav Scalar [dl

Kjfflvs etrt'

Ihi

liiarti

Io\«rmitt«DC ]*ev*r, ftod cit'

iUMPTion if cerutBty cukkd ^l»LT PRKTBKTRD Smftll

Choe. E. King, v., LL. V,. ...»

I N S

PRBPABUD PRBSCRIPTIOlf Made from the Prescription of

G0KaiJMTTT07l

ASI

thei ASS

Speoial Derangements of the Nervou* System for Ijlsorder. of the BLOOD and for all Fanelonal Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels.

The preparttxl Prescription jlocreaee. tbe strength and deepens tne color of itha Pal*Bloat. Itsobdbeethe Ohllteaad Fete*1, land diminiebes the Expectoration. It rlisiita tka jKIQUT SWEATS, always, in from seventoYouT [teen days The AppetUe is inNrigorMad,«ad *Si

te.'.

%lrep becomes calm and refreshing the eiacoaft'on* t-epilarkttl Yieribrin.' All the tratfl'mAymp torn* of UON^B*Pri©M, ASTH*A, Bmswhlfb ,4c., disappear with a really astonishing rapldi{|^

THE PRESCRIPTION ,.

"MtiilS !lii if lii jshooli be used

tl«

!b«i^ten-

nui'M

ibInk. Bloasbarg, Psoni .: .".a 'Krery ouuto hom J^ha»eneooausieade« a iaa« •u

Tbe "PBKPARXUPRISCRIFqnOMr isVbt(M* In a $1 bottle, and is sold in Terre Haute, by fa. UAHAN A OO-j and

trr

TT N'TO N". $

•. a di,-iff *r it

lol9ied

Electro-thermo llatha.

Hot, Cold and

Medicated 'Bat/is.

fir. R. ifEWtON TOOKBR, formerly of Oreen Honnt^ Watse-Oure, I* permanently lecated ai above, and will* ive special attention toCHRON lO DISEASteS and' DSFORBTITlIS OF THE SPIN®. .,.•••

Circulars contalrlng further information and referanco a some of tho beM known business men in Cincinnati and elsewhere^ fnrajshed on application. 'T

——Msas—sWtmMsi^

PLUMBIC©! I R. BUCKEIiIi being a practlc PLOMBEJ^, and at the reqneet of raany frldnds begs to announce that he is now pn cute all orders in the a bote bn tineas, ithhis ....

fitted up of) the most approved prlnciploi. Repairing promptly attended to.

('!r!

STANDARD

by Dealers dfc Vntteia. en. Sold everywlieer 24dwly

Plain aad DeooraOve

draining.

SHOP—On Char^y. ^treet, between 8d land fih

WATER CLOSJEqSr

se^iS

i-iltM

gTEAJJl DYE HOUSBs

IT. C(LAJMDGE

fla»V«firn«d to tfals iity, Wf iitted'hp1 a'^esm Dyeing and ^Sopaiung flsiabUshaient, .at tli* cttd Stand, Wo. 8 North Fourth 8treet, where he will be pleated to meet his old frlendsi add' many

n,ay w«m

iFin

fi*lT.wiww-»»

«»s

I'l

ivurDUMn, by what

.name known. In which there 1 |rangehie«rdrefther tbb RkRl •sy.tems. It i« unequalled in

aT^r*p

d|ee,is two **asMoaui[nttT

jiufln onct & u#jf, ind patidiit b6i&t /VQQitiiai lnnder »dj oircumsUDca, to na* toreo," for the Cough ''Jfetpectoraats" tot i|yi Kxpoetoratfofa "Tonics" for tlie Appotite or tiu•Weaknoes^ Itaa

for

the Blood Anorfyb^ -ftir WiP

•Nervoaa I^iiatiou Aeida for Night 4*ika«*?«* fWhisky or Cod Livrr Oil for tbe Wasting. Iu ^FECirio Amos is upon tbe Constitutional Coo-* idition, andythrough this Cynditioa. imea.*he jwhole Serfe. ol Sj mptouts.

Stalement* from t*i^nt*,"dx.'

t!a

I CoLt.ids ill, CiNCiMNAn1 was in tha ytfT. stage of Consumption, fa tAn da« aft'eirtoEtdf'

ith fteeb. My reetoimtton is tsnrrd wtihwewi1 ^nqw me.-MM. a h. ^iosw,

-'Tour Prescrliitioa^saved my daaghter'e.U%w nd has probably .avefl me hundreds of dollars." Rag. R. IhJHPHRSTg, Remaee. «. •*. i,a:

Drdggisu gsnefany,

Mens

Ad* 0tfdM.ot4wM *atf

ii&V'' 1 iLii.

jiiuow GOcMPotryDiiD. tiotfr %um nl

bw$

,rfw vtiV jar!J Jvrnefa nd iAftfrpil

IRA «ROVER, Jr

.frig

'iHTOb

ii J»!"

DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST*

.•

UK udi

hrders may be address ad to tho Sol* Pl*prMtri/ OSCAR G. MOSlta A CO., 27. QocU»a4t i«rsMl.

N. T. "Consuhfetloh tne- A OirenuL Mat|i.., IngTsstimoulals of ii j"' h^j-j I iti aHgTMl 1*1 ir«*Ud will be Mat free, l))raail^sttai|MM Write for it. dtBlMaod

JSESLii,

aim .^ -W'1 ANK) iCAPfji!iiiT)o j'S ai_.f

S .!»' ,.|W tn

YOKJt iiAT S

ALiMM

'til

edt

15 bnema

ml nue

Hois?"

ol i.b/M

••B® FALL STJtLJCS,

»"a, ioiMm iwnt.uu, i.rt," »ov »7dtf Mil 1

--i iqattf

jgeMff"'1 .. S t'atifonery, pd^Pbrj^St liOBBT....: Teem HicTS, lap

i'.iSiV. fOR^ARDUOWa

Sad

Jin

S is?

Jon

sib

EXPRESS commies.

jMERCH«mr®$mPrcH,

"JP'ttSjt1

a|^eiLi

-i&Miw mr*****?

AWtKioAN iKtram

prout sftl#oia)aiB the M«w!ln|IMd «kMN9«liq pointsln .the West fttl fir Speel to'tM Kiplff Bpmi ttpiHT tel? rates arid all' 6ther -InfaWnatiiW.' a^iyV?"* u.i .,i fri I Oer. Main and Hlnlb,

.-ji' 1I» to a

FStAXK JXEISie ABttttq Mannfaoturera of all kind* of UUOS

CBAOiaflBS. and Dealersin rM K. O.C E OEt-^Ksfi

"feaodiy iybiAtiTA.

VJ! Main Street, between 6th and 7th, FREARKIK OEI«Ett^ feiving iibplo/ed

tite

servlcee' of

~J.' 8~

prmrnptiMi

tergo.-

sont a well .knqwni practical Workaaa,h»'6^aMp^ prepared to execute all erdei* lu the above K^.1. nese, with

and dlspStchi'

octSdly

Jilii

70ltt

lUU 1UOUI tWB lo

HODSl, SIOK AND O^fAaBNTaJU

One door J(ast of the Star Qrocery,. TEbBti HAtlrrtti

irNi.9i'1

Vipt*

iBaegin^ Faycy(Mf

Plain Sign Painting. Ceilings and Walls Phimed aad UIUMUMH A Mw Man. Pianos and Natuoal Wool Polished in the blatest style of. thaAronliMd#8CwmiBffnr

have s^rviceabil* work don*,to osi) o^axiT Ial

tidi

mailon in buyli^ dnd mixing celors, will, I nishedta'poraqnairkcB ov'ajraa^ 5HHJ6T hWCJJ. VBbl jnPttMWt*. (MWMT1

LYNEi iSc LAW

General enmnfsson MereHaiMIICc AND DEALSBS IK *lrinit«wi iwjiiwwitfi r«i witiii

Copier-flWUlf*

4t-J.

0XTE POSTER^.

lili JSwel. (tar dner SfrmlV I«rr» Bwptt MeTchaAd lteund Pi'odnce pf all'klnda bought and sqM on ^oamhitlan., i/'da*%niBWits SoUcltad

*&} Add* orn-f ismeotmtlfM

eoatiSiP

r.ii-jM Mfl

liotmviLit, kt^Hoq. Tnoa. I, Bramlatte. |i(a«

IT SANK FORT, Kt.-^J. B. Temple, Ca*hiee*6»«l

SiS£&£

W*r *Sditot''df%tahA' orCol, Tho*.

Es%»-.|ii-,

.f lai

HH5BHHR5—9

MKCHA

,^WCHANIC|,AN, k., Stol Mala Mwet, ketween Ufe. A Tlh dtt, Terre Hatrto, Incl. Kfcvtu **t D4iwtiM SriTt+ fcrotriit^9

jfjpf.

CEEEBRATED

l'.

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MSW .tfldtrtenj

99»iq taj

t'lO

•*fT

0|^j ai*

..mil 6ti

rrr:

•di

'."urrmfstMi

M(i^feaaj»t*. ttiis matirial T* fterlyst^gfyayf aad^jsysi^ftV known matorlal. rta chief ptfaatttatnta mo mm* 0ledp»li*v vNe^K^ab#'RiCC4to

if i«

TBK KATAflBfl' Tbamerte hpaata^wl derabUity ttf erial is causing a demand for it ih the Baatarak States, where Ibis M«fc adopted by the wealtMM0

*&&&£!£%%& &tjn

spoemieu or-thM OnttilM nty Mionii ai fltirt fTTTHy AlfMtff' .*,_j, «f«X Orders »nTlnjiifriee wfll meet wlA prompt oft* ntfott. -AddMB, JAMB8

Z'*

"f/

7' ~T

IMPiipVEA^

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