Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 February 1868 — Page 4

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DAILY

TEKI^E-HAUTK. IN U» »0 1—T Thursday Moraine, Feftua*y 27,1868

BAILBOAD TIME TABLE.

TERBE HAUTE AJ&P INDIAKATOLI^. LEAVE. jij»$ .if 11-18 r. at.. Express 6:10

6:16

a. ...Mail—u. 3:10 f. a...... .'..Cxpren 1. 4:00 p. a 6:35 P. Express 12:26 a.

ST. LOUIS, ALTON AN3 tflRRE HAUTE. LUTI. Uim. 12:25 A. a Express 6:25 A. «f. 5.25 a. ii Express 11:00 p. a. 'go v. 6

EVANSYILIi* AND CRAWTORB8VILLE. LIAVI. 4MITI «:40 a. if Accommodation —.4:03 p. 4:03 P. Hail 2:60 P. a

KpqKVJLA* EXTENSION.

LEAVB. A»W 4:10 P. MA...'.

GRAND UNtOjr A14J.LY ANU

Ratification Meeting,

AT THE NBWPOOW|ff -"pql^ HO

Saturday, February £0th,

At one o'clock, to ratify the nominations made at the late State Convention, held at Indianatolison the20tb iost. -, Hon. R. W. THOMPSON,

Hon. THOS. H. NELSON,*"

•U .uli u* aafof/p ofhousenold furniture for ft t-MfrJ ini'i

See notice Eale at auction

VHiSlO ao^ica

manliest itself in this city. 1

SKVERECoLD^A^ah^wTOg'the severity of the winter now closing we learn from Mt. Butlor, the superintendent of the cij cometry, that tho gronnd is now frozen [to a depth of fortytwo inches. Last year it5 was frozen only twenty-eight inches. .1

Township ORQANizATiON^Our county organization will be of little value unless the township organizations are duly attended to. Our friends should see to it that this work is done immediately. Our opponents are fully awake in this matter.

Assault.—A young man named Caiman, was brought into the 3tay.or's, ooiurt yesterday, fpr. striking si liegro boy. A change Of venue was taken before Ijlsgvi Smith, a jury demanded, and it befng i: shown that ithe enegro cquaHy#«jfi ^iot more guilty, Oilman was acquitted. I Jol

Terre Haute

JSetxiid,

Yesterday was a

Col. J. P. BAIKD,

Will addiess the Meeting on the toHtfc»l issues of the day. Hon. ALBBRT LANGE will address his Countrymen in the German Lamtf raJ I

By ordor of Committee of ar wtajMMHi.

Second Street enjoys the ezciteme^ of a haunted house I

.riitnl

Duprez Benedict's: minstre' the last time -fcn^ht.

It is an 'Outrage W confine city pris oners in the CalabOOseta-itl present filthy condition. i*• TVOJ 1HT 1

In Bankruptcy.—JameS H. MillikinJ of this city, vfaa %ha'oujS'ced ye&te^day as an applicant for the benefits of tho bankrupt law. ....

Wnt is a hirtispapefv Silt&Ii toothbrush D'yo give it up Because evtfry body should have one of his owcn-spd not bo borrowing his neighbor's.

Organize!—Wo trust our friatids in the suburban townships are fully,.awak^ the necessity' of ptompt and Itfcfroii^h organization. 'This should not bo delayed another moment-

Among other Improvements the com-( ing season, W. H. Sage will erect a hand* sottte brick business building oh the site of his present confectionery establish ment. :.iv O :3

Ou.u I)AJiJYJ.ubscri^i9nJjat i3,c9nstan! gatislttt ly increasing in a most satisfactory mat. ner. We flatter ouraelvofi, ithat we are giving our readers a far better paper thin ever b'efOrdl issiieft in'tVls ^ity^r

lazy

irmjii

Journal

,ny IF«S ind

Henr^ Hawtin raceatly, an4-for years, a residetit of tKs' who reported by the .Sullivan

Democrat

laat week as ha'

absconded from Sulfiyan, has returned to that place and satisfactorily explain absence. 1 -h"ff mi

Stamps on Letters—tinier th #tg,ernal jeyenue laws, letteni the receipt o£ olther 'dra monoy, excepting twenty Object to a stamp duty of two cents,' the samo as iF a formal receipt had'-bfe'ii feivea for so much money. This is a factjnot genattitly knOwa, even mon.

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The VoTES.—Tho right 01 suffrs the voting polls of tbo TPestlviil n'ight, was nbl vory Kberally flnjoy^l A counting of tho votes palled reisultejl ii favor of Mrs. Sam McKeea,,as tSlie," {qpajbpopular married wotnan Mi88Aniia feel, tho handsomest young iady, and Rev* CJ. A. .Brooke, oLAsbury Chapol/tli^ iftoBt popular rnittilrt^r.'

The Express Companies.—By thii, .following, taken frtm the Indianapolis

it would appear that .under tho

iiot^ artah'getnent, tho American be the Only company that will h«vo ojn'offieo in tliis city, at least forr local freight. The

Herald

r"I

The division of torritpdes among the Express Companies, agreeably to the terms,of tho consolidation^ made, several weeks ago, goes into eflredt'

E^^'ja

through-

route from iiere to St. X'Ouis. ov.® the Terre Haute and Indianapolis -and Terre ilaute, Indianapolis and St.' LOUift RaUijoals, and the American Company sful viaave a through route over the Bellefon^taine, but that will not effect the 1oc«1 ^business. A material increase „pf ^will probably be the next step.-v»»

wtom,

cause a mai^to j^atoh. r^^giatisai in both legs and his hoarc—&e sort of a day td'shtrt all tfiyiuasfilne datof^thSaoal, Id turn the spirits into a jellied mercury of misanthropy, and make suicide an almost

County News Items.—Will our Ml

Spencer will be present to take part in tti*at &jtSX333ii

saying it

Wyott bavftAthflKltaBuralgia,

so sWte'ii^t^at'vW ^fg®®4 «StfbuW5 if y|» were absent, say soi but best of all—and ten cases to one thevm&St^rttthfufi-pe frank and honesJLeneugh to confess ypu weret(Krlazy^-yes, thither tha word fc^ntjio

to attend

\6_

J6'iir diitles but

A SAD CASE.-,-! appeared

weeping day for the

elements, not wet enough to be» called a

tasgml "Hfi

1'ftioW

['ill

hi—

A Soldier's Dinner will be given by Po9t No. 4 of the Orand Army of the Be-

day of Mare$W Wfe ^lUclfejAll in favor of the election of Mie first Captain of the age, U. S. Grant, tor the" Presidency, are

will address the

j&tfyxm

us neV^ Htttesf "WkFif&k1 *ht$pening8 and doings of all th-a territory round about, and can only obtain it by the help of feW ¥rfen®r3«oaSIS6aBd put the news into readable shape—give us the facts, and we will take care of the

greatly oblige us by complying with this request.

KAm KoWM^Hast Thursday of February has long been observed as a day of prayer for Colleges and ^emfp£jB? lof ^rning. 6U servanceof whitffrtli® Baldwin Presbyterian Church will .hold a prayer meeting this evening, at 7 o'clock. All friends iff tho* iHlv4hciKn6tit ^'10biftftiira ^Iflartfing are cordially invitod to attend. Jrroi. Spe !^e%8is«*

h&A\i I

l»r#

The New SUlroad.—Yesterday's: Mi the new railroad from that city to this will be commenced very soon if the pres-

US a ii O aS

ontfiMtAiyon any time. EverytBIri^ii"W*readines3, and the managers propoSfTto discount the Pa^{fifcriSSrtJIPM W&iI^e:?STil5'18i8«tiliSb The same paper understands that the old Tpi re Haute & Incfianapolis road will nol be Compotitioii 'i"'thA4i£a of irade.

would_agpear so, indeed.

although we cCmfdffs

Geq-

ttemonciof th^ flyiU, -ftpd jMfp^^olW1),

:ilbt

to bo entiroljy

guil.tlesa on this point, jet for the credit

yodr* towns, jii^sl^i^'%6t' l)d sd^atei. Nothing doings nothing going on ^1 pi'eritl&fil^ t^#iif^xio onterpris0,' ttmt 'e*8ry thing "dead as la njiackerel." Suclmsservations are detijmental '.&? tciwn, ii are poor recommendations surely. If ydti&re"tn7good bodilyheatt/h, tfike me emitlcancl say you' w^re. sicfc*. ,an'd therefo" couldn't be out to take notes if y^u ffaVe "a'^ai fc'ojt^ May j^oii%ere too hoiiie to write, providailypu cannot find a batr

nevfr,

nevsm ackponstedge thatjyo^r t^oyfas a^ fo dull, so lffBfes»,vwiitJ^itifpt,fiing, unintiting^Dd^it^Ha^lil1 asloiffordno^iy to "localizeK=*po&. Yon can always flpd "locals" enough-ttHlll a column, at leapt for ftjm that yQifii readers aVta^^ttstnioe3iU9^kQow what

in what"its'c^SJt^ihd^dil, its produft$ resources and natural advantages, «n$

town improvements, past, present dnjl fatd*e *your ehurchaB, lehodatand pmBlie buildings yolir"bi^neil',a^d co&hierdiil^ facilities speak-of the

inner life

item speak of the .enterprise, liberality ind ^public apMt certain nof youn ctti2feq« w^ohave especially eh^tlid t^efeiselvee to

aii'd'Coutft^,00W».

(.'These,''afld

once•

touched- upon' any or all 1 of

(^W4ul?jecta,go^j^e.grouuf

whereof we speaksa-We have been through the mlK "and know exactly now tl.^fieisfir-inow hoTCihard: it is atr tipa^g to wr)Vo column afl^F ddljumn 'of locMs^,' with tho acWitiOtoSt Wden of striving mf the^ iifepug^ i^ful tcj readers and?, rally comprehend an a appreciate (hofacttbat'tllese duties cannjifcfeg -faW^ly^fo?me^w4ft wy^ot Lo, t?fll 'ftffttasrteldtmi 60me of their own aoctStd. —wo must "go" fer" them—frequent^y on ^jj^kqw, ruc,Jo^ jpatcl^,, toga

-foots

LMtMday.—

Under the new arrafigdmeht thei% wll be but two companies represented here—the American and the Merchants' Union.— Tho only route in this State controlled by the Adams Express Company, wjll be on tho Ohio and Mifsisstppi 4tailroad, while the United States will take the Toledo, Wabash and Western Rail&ad, -snd possibly one or two othersin theWorthern part of tho Slate. Tho Mfeirehanls' Union Company will run on the Belle-# fountain®, andtheCmeiotHiti, Indianapo lis and Lafayette Railroad, while American Company will ooairol tho other roads centering here. The Merchants' Uniofa Company will

("fin

'wfng3? At ot^oE^tmee thoy musl minod out of the great public quarry,' and 'irwfeoa.'hp «?vtafa!aon smooths arouglLatone for a building $nd. When

ara lacking,'A iltvalj* toaagina

tion -is 'ptgreat, ser\fiiS£ ^rue, it' M' means work, work, wtfrk, but labor is the true,li£f rpf ^ho^ progrossivo man,, and 'the result is a'complete success. He plants the seeds -of toil, and Uioy ipring up' in, porenniaf beatlty around him, and bear, kindly,tl^e fruits of cpoipet|M]ff ^d happiness: He breaks the eott of every life with the plow of industry and porse-

wEc\o\i*

by but if bp of conatoc« s1tale^:fT

^material" increase*.^ «ates)^«T thriftknown, andcroafeers will fiaw-iti* tn« »ii .•wWjutl

sod

with the harrow of energy and unyield-^ Jkhl^Y is W kthg. ft5imance_Qf a plentiful harvest.

but labor,*:

Erefersmindlto

r?of

idleness and a sort

Miller

Priscilla office y«terday

(he lla

to. ask assistance to reach her brother, n^i^do,^^. file i« frotn CWrk*ton, South Carolina. Her brother, who resided dw&kz, wrote her to c^nie to him by way ol Hew Orleans. On reaching St. Louis, she found directions to follow |he biuther,as above m^n ticked, neat Toledo. Ob the train near this city &Jwl Was SMaed with an epileptic fit, and in pome 'fray lost her pkxsket book and jUwougii' '(ick4- VV hile in' the .Mayor's joffioA 'the had two of theee fits and was jgreaily prostrated. Through the war she |wn«teadfaat to the Union, and daring the bombardment of Charleston was ptrucfe

nr\

see large delegationa-from each townshi

tburi^d' rn Bet skull, aid ori the' occaision of'any excitement is the cause of the 'fits. She.states thkt her relatives are in go^"i^umBtOTCe?, aid wfiraln# rea^M Jthera* ^till n^ed^ 'no assistaiice. TUTe IqRtn th^d Fe^v^a^upi^hi^tb^e^ s||y $nds, faid if sufficiently recovered, she will proceed on her way to-day.^ .qacT^r

JLJA

Duprez and Benedicts Minstrels.— ^ijj«pcomp]is|»ed .troupe. ^Ethio^e^ delineators drew an immense audienceat Dowling Hall last evening, notwithstandingthe unfavorable oondition of outdoors an'd all seemed highly delighted with their mun^il' taleni ~atid lb^ i'inaBiMr' in which was mirrored the laughable elements of Ethiopia. Lew Benedict, Billy W^,UoWC(fiiit«iiind^iakt ai9d^^ are a delightlffl combination of wit, hu&of alkd 'dddity! %*hi}»^ th« *Wtnr last ^•med in. their. •'Duoterpsrehoreanfctogpadalibility," rattle soft their atepi with a masterly grace' and' unity that fe pjeaiiiig to wKneegi,^ TS&Vofeal music is good, and t^e orchestra unusually full and string. TmtmmptLtsj fcppsm fer tha laafc-time to-night in ii^ro^jiMiheriliatwith instrumerits! «nrth~vtjcal ^n^ -dances, Ibpt

§«^rday afternoon n6Ztv .The peopl are 4Hing»jr for ttie truth «nd for the fieaf .t^el of^jiejls^^i^lw at W^Wngtonj, ^nd it WiUJ)? given 41^1 in fuJ^l dos^.-f-Ijay aside ypur/work for »n» day and the facts in the case. i-

-j .Mortgaoes an: —^Chej^atlenlion of" persons "accepting rflortgages, is cited to' the fact that tlyj t,

a a

-..Tt

-5

an "important

the tenure of mort-

mm foiir months beforqadp^torbecomes insolvent, cpmDelHihff holder of such mortgaeth fo ,«

1^liA^ER jflitlk ^NT0XrCA^IN6^f—Tlje Vex6d question as to the intoxicating Equalities of lager 'beer hra been discussed in -thiaand perbapsteyory community whete ftie teutonic beverage fs sold abd clrwi^ tbaS roCently cohie" to the'^ttsntion bf the court for a legal decision. Charles Bohrer, ofPokeepsie, was indicted .fbr selling intoxicating' liquor wtUrontsa cousQ. The fiquor spld was. lager vwhidb^the. det'eada,ra claimed was.' notf-'i ^toxicating. A number of witnesses #ve -examined -on both tides,'and several-1 tified toheavy pot»tions with impunity, as maybe seen by the followingeviderice:f

EredfirickT ^luma the first, hiyllaktn flftyJOr sixty'glas^S 'in'a sin^fe 3»y4a«d waf.jMV«r intoxicated! ...T

A. Wimpleburg had been acquainted •^iifrli^erboar foehlkn.ytyeaM, aiil'mo^Br was intoxicated.

i-Ibtifttiz"RAmiiett^r I•b^en

ted.

J0"

1 ve

of vour^ pytj'^i^ns joy

a thousand

other matters q| local importance oijgiit ^ettainiyiio af*fd yso^ .^em^jpftouglT to 'MB, if iroji. have

^ga^ij (as

theffci'mei caltiyatee Us cornj and

'aftds^

tomed to drinking luer beer for thirty or forty years, aed drinks from forty to sixty glasses fler day

raiid

i^ever gets intoxioa-

#11

rty yean, at the rate of twenty glasi

forty ipBriiiyi.ftad was always spbffta^j^r Via IrnAW

JAB«M% itad'dttiik'thU itfed iofeftiibes sixty eighteen

TfhiTifcn.^rnrtin ^nr' In- W* tt dhWk.«-» WhA«PWiQwW.Wf ^Si»na. ^n Martin Kahn says he is a brewer (of terprise Speak of yfn*, t*ger«n4wrtl8 beer.-uidr-tafeea hie

ifaedidne at theTate Of'froiri forty -to'fifty glasses' per day. 'ISt'titT'4i?g|k,

extent xf from twenty to- twen |litttt»ger4ajiwKhoia,.aq!j»i

ptifect

what you jeftuafinish^d at first, or take hold of so&elhi&g new, butjby all m4ana koop the salient-joints of local interest aitfl aftraietion in foH and obfc&tatiti^iew of the gooat public, aud labor to make your paper the organ of the poople pnd

M'4 Hiit jiali

kvtftllowed as moeh as eighty glaisei

ill

tw i-

day! wbeil he is dealing in ri'gs ind perledcM no in.tbxiC&tjon'ther^frdtf I

Ii I9UWQB UV JV(»W^*yi»»}V»S L. Buntlin said he hwl: drank, lager (fori

nineteen yewm or more. That afaw.j ago fee was in compaiiy with thir oth^r cVufcfi i£bibWrt/ IncF'lhat eacl the fourteen dratrk'1'jjfy?eily-eigbt gla of that Teutonic beverage in one hoiii a half,.and not one was intoxicated..

The jury, notwithstanding this wet of tostlmony,. fln^d the defendant thus virtually declaring has intoxicating qualities fr,|-

that lager

,! wafi

-not l1. uiw

STATE IT&MS.

An "Impeachment meeti^'^ is 7a.oo a^tp be.'-held s^ Indianapolis. A -^9B'rr'WStn^ htfe'over oSo"' hdh IroH nillcs 0^ pa\ eitfe'nt8 V^d^iideWiirkl:''''

""PS

A great revival of religion iB ill proves? In tte'~PtesSyt?o^Hiti *^)fculcti-At Jefraonville.

a-J'

II-• -v Jl»M

Jhe Masonic ''frst^rCity cpnlAmplale erecting a new -hail at Mitchell during prcront season.

The C. C. S. Band, of EvansvilleiiaVe l^o ^"afi^^ceirsioiJ to New Orleans, por invitation of the officers of the^feata"ef St: CharlW6qte«'«« »st

That small portion'of the BvansviTle Democracy who indorse A Johneoo, held a meeting. last night .to "uphold the President." I

ThB Stdreof Mr. Lynes, of B#ckpdrt, was 'btif^lari.on last Sfkturday. nigtt, and robbad or goods and

Lmoney

to a considerable amount-

Friday *ftemoon last, tberwidence of

he will succeecUand honor himself there- Wim McCSfiaBft, 1*ffl~aWWt%red to be

ellwand &ut

Citiaeilj trej •epairwi to :ed4bie tiro 1

th'a «,hnAr BceW bf aoi'^Bj Wld^hecked^tbie firo after ,°?ad*U

th*t r"^i*oyf

the

had be«iiiWn»t"Mlisdmed. Tie mAf*some ^eleetnn the

flue. Tthe ldss~ was not «*e»y heavyr».

H»vt

TTftJ

-THE Union State Central Committee has lo^ad jits hea^uarters at ,the Old ^tate Bank Bufl^ng, corner OT Illifaois street and Kentucky avenue, Indianapolis. A most excellent and eligible locatjoi.._

again commence operations week. The fires will be started in the furnaces, and all things made ready, and pext week the works will be operated to jtheir full capacity. The new glass house

»f4i (HJMftt**

|works a larger capacity than any similar tabliBhment in tbe.^fest.

The New Albany

Commercial

acquittal, «a»dens.deft J#ercoi»n^ and

'Vwo hiq^IT r'otb^r^"'"^*0-

Battle Ground on Monday. They wore seen to enter a house in tho absence of the family. Three of the*i#eighbors went toj

th, 1##

beon

of nersons accepti:

r&'fmit,

cellar, came out and fled in different di-i rectioiP 'l'hfr' a^artS ^R|i^F^-and an|

had two revolvers which he drew upo. his pursuers, but they were finally captured andf brSught W^LBfcgsBtte. Tho ar' evidently old hands at the business.

Nathan J. Landauer, Marion county.' •Robelt H. Edmiinda, Morgan county.

JtoberVJurner, PuJ^am pounty. Wm. S. WatVtfaytitf cbunty.

JDoeier's^atflnt

Ly no- & Lawes, agents.

is re-

lMtl?«MfcH*ed the murderer of thp Woodward familjnn

under $25,000 bait to answer the charge murder in the first degree, and immediately afte^tbsjdjsco^ery, and explosion

ier

a A

Robert Henry Hendershott, the "Drummer Boy of the Rappahannock,' who possesses a national reputation been residiOg in ^*el0P ago, with a beautiful daughter

has

some

a promi

nent Poughkeepsie mdrchan^, it will be remb&berid, dreatetf ^3i^ aitoikai&oS at the time. Since removing to Lafayette he has remained in the employ of the T.

wmim mm-YVA&R

o-jrofctel H. amtt, Jas. H. Millikin, Vigo county. Jas. S. Shively, Grant county.

Harrison Carter, Vanderburgh countj David C. Axline, Floyd county. Wm: Phillips, Bartholomew $gW*V~Fas. Johnson, Mariott^ouaty.

Jorome S. Namlut, Johnson county.,, lu iiiii* jtijjjUg, iNroRM^o^^J^A^ED.—Mrs. ^Moorehead, of Brazil, Clay cpun^y^wan|s information of the whereabouts- of :h#r' Vinbaftd,-Josi^H

pa'-^T ywi j'liijBliiiiiBi^riyiea si ahfliit tqe 2 feet and six inches high,-light complex ion and lyes ad9 Itftf#hiskerf» a very low spoken man, and a man few words when^sebw. Had on when left home a pair of brown pants,

a bide soI^H "boofc.

He rode a light sorrel horse, three yeais

?"!Mt'lii/i/ii j.

Masonic Notice.—The members Terre Haute Lodge No. 19 and Soc^l

er Masons

good st'and' the funeral of Bro. J. J. Kelley, of Roi eville Lodge No. 259. The members are urged to meet to-day at 12 o'clock, at le Masonic Hall. S. WOLF, W.

P. Schloss, S. W. dlt .»• It'j pits y,

r5x

My sister, Mrs. Weld, will remain me to attend to the estate of the late }r

will please call and ^etUg. dlw L. H. Bartholomew

Spoons and Forks Rodgers Brothers make, cheaper than ever offered in fihis

The Best Chemist testify

Rtckiioiti) PLSb Lawesjare now selling the genuine Richmond pjldi cheap. 25d3tw2i

~T"

Champion/Reaperjand Mqwer,!im-

pioVed/'nowh«vi!fg"thei dro^fet »fit|ichmont, Lyne,& L)iw§^)^fclg%'&." §sfe^2m

Threshing M^CjHpjr^^-Robin! Qn's Gold Beater, took the premium at the Ofrtoaa $fail ^gr alljoth ers. Lyne & Lawes, agents. 25d2t' ftaf -'1:

k—T**T)• Tl

Hgr Go to Lyne & Lawes and oQty genuine ScKmond'^fow, cheap. S

dac

vepere

One hundrod! and ninety-five persoos h,ftirb. jpin^d th3 Mfili|ipdist Ohdrc^ at Jef fersonviuV^ince the first of "January.-

mm mm

The a^ortm(ui|,of jcanes spoken of

in-an «)d advertisenian^ hjwe^ come t^ hiand at John B. Freeman's.

To Esihr.^A private .dwelling ho«ae. Endii^dfi^pfrrf iP..!, BaWloar Ohertaafc street between 6th and Yili'rtrtdtf

olf

chMeens' wear, at the. Gr^iit .Binkrdp^ Store, No. 61 Main atwel, EaHy'a Uoch^ 4tt panic prices. s-:£ 22d3t

Grkat Pa^kbcf S^LIt of, Bopt^ Mid Shoes) ^suitable for tfael»,womeq and eWW reh^^td life feNWed orft, regardk»of cost, at No. 61 JMain^ street, "Birtys lo yultwg

Oftif^Bdota iM-1 ibis *V '•aasda-s ««f sari ,v 21dtw

iC yo^trwii ^che»yp.ifkiR^

dtf. General '6rant 'in'S'Ci.i^J'^bkpe.t and best!|Cook Stoves in the market at Ballttf»«tt»i*y OOS

gS" Fresh New Hams at Bay & Bai* BMIJ8PM fT'Hi-iAW^R tSzT Navy Beans, Tutnips and Apples at Ray & Bailey'SiUyj dtf.

i®"Gloves in great var^t^ forfchoap, at Riddle's.. ^, 23dtf A-Yi^a»W.Q offi

Four pounds of Coffee for $1 00 at]

BayaTOi^tajb^r. atf

Go ?^.VIl*VV right & Co'g. for

Cranberrys, Raams, Currants, CitronJ fvkeyMtflRterfl-

Buckwheat Flour at 155 Main street.

o. 147 Main street, where will al«

una#?t

r«r

Dentistr-^.—jSl Card.—I wish to sti .te ^'^epatyons apit friep^^CmyJiBpth ir-in-law, the.J^e WenJ "s wall as the public generally, that the roojns

Ifffltft ftjP]

open by me^, And ,ha,yiag:been associated with him for a long time will, I trust,(be Mifficteit tuiiifi^wraiiosainfriwi work WiH give sstiefiacUoBfl

effces

finest.

T'ihat

"I ar-

iest

Proparatfon 'ktoWfo *lfef^a€fr,lfb# jthe growth,' beauiy and'1 Reservation ofjthe

New

l'"H£

naawisd ». •lajsew

•WKi(o^i1L.Pfis.Li^. }acture| at

-a :,arj*

Auction1.^ at 10 o'clock, Houselioltl Fjirnitare^roMistw^Qf.^aWs*, ^arpetf, ^edj steads, ParlorT Furiritui*, and variOTS other articles,' at. No. 45 &utfi 'S6\fenth street. tj,

M-g

a O?

nr- er.'*,

Piyltii ^The

lips—"The Time#'

DowliW aliMMCabch 4*byB

Gentlemeaia xSuW)#fs 66j gcents a

phkf«imMai||W^ July's Block Ev^ythfar^^i

bmn K«

I* MHStt'.

»i r.

mmm

Jjriwd

JN«th

fflde. 25-d3j

$opj|

ofc«sbftM,^tn tn thfi filflnraaffl fifota

21d2w

.eaooo W!f

OGLES.

one finding the same, by leaving it at this office will be liberally rewarded. Th® papers are of no value to anyone but the owner, dtf

For Rent.—A suit of rooms, south side °f the •Jtf^ Jreet

os fi fens

of E.

-fal—i-i«

Carge assortment of Iaaies' ana entlemen's and children's furs at N,

Best assortment ot m9n's and

boys' hats and caps in the city at N. Westj fall's, 85 Main street. dtf.

•amt&

Ship Stuffs, &c., at E. R. Dowling Hall.

Coffee at E. street.

of No. alwayii

.•tjuihw irhkAbe nUtMin

8-dtjf

Clover, Timothy and Blue, anl

Moss Seeds, at E. R. BOBBINS', NO. MW aoio t-d Economy and Comfort.—Cory A Ma^dSHC f»Prov.^, Rubber Moulding. Keeps out cold, rata,

^t&T The best Sewing Machines, on

a a

amine.

#S5^r

....• fHijfti

arnards', first ove store* Mail a®icles_at bottom

rices.

Fresh Buttcf toes Apples, (Vried and green Peaphes, Ac. &c., kept constantly

Jfeacnes, sc, xc., sept constantly hai«) flo^se^dJtg^gthe for $13 per bbl. Good Coflee 4 lbs uiio auiinr.

ci^i

lbs

LOCAL NOTICES.

\ervour*Dfseases, if not immediaW* ly alteadod to, qaickly assume a chronic fotni, sgpccially Ne£r%giiT¥e£SMch«, and other painful uervotis nntTadiw, and no Ordinary medic

will bo of any avail. Bat to meet this eontin cy, Br. TURNER'S TI6-D0UL0CBEUX, UatMual Neualeia Pill, is the tbue anti: for tl«lt^eomp4}M| as WwmdMtie^ierTe And.

irbfa

Apothecariea havait. Principal depot 120 TFETMONT ST., BOSTON, MASS. Peick, *1,09 jper

CharkB Reim, Ninety-third Street jaqd ^hWP^,niflUtT:I ^Baio* of, the Chest.

Mrs. Welsh

BHe, BrooklvD'M^trtn'flfeaHJDiifclftlift' »•. 8{,WW ttf^ot W«iK*airty»«iirb*h atpoet, from lfl^^jny^t^ 4T... from Obstinate Cafajq^yw^is^IfefiDpnL Bodily

H/SSfi^a^lWn stiUf^

dition'H^ftfvS.

?6r4(d-

A 1

Stoog'-hened after Typhus Fever. PrlOB, 98^50-por-denilL, or GOxeots Sirffle bsttle. deodlw It A-QP, As«ats.

H»'» t. rtlTTI W TO BRICK-IAEKRB.

1 hatMlTMacMB»#iaMntaMito

a Wigs*!37 fl9d2m

Lost—A large Bay Sttt^aWH-either 1 Eagle, Cherry or 6ixth «treatj, on sSi^lay night ikst-^t ^^a^^^ai be paid if left at thS office., 82t

-N'

ii I

make

2,000

^t ct'I »i

HI—IPH?

r«i flmdar, Iek.it AIK 8«wWft

»vraSs nmicra ouciuiai. HW 01LEA18 MUBTMELS! St PIUOUUB. Intradaclag a aev Senntion ProcraiaM.' fkta^ Tk*^* yim»ill» ft«

I aiPwskHtk*ji| OtapuM la ttM. At, ta

U* MUUMHT.

^ad th* Ohaaytoa AittaMe llah

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run PARKinnx am u« otuim, INj

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'J/I CSiSfl »di ill »Si8ltl9Tdi

ll WI'JlM

mat

610

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\o -iZ '^*30 HO

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•+Jil 30 5

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Kissner^fid^FJorl 8$faW*for family. Enquire at the grocery store of Gustav Weinhardt. dtf.

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hecairao^ I ihall be MMsiM, and baWByji fc± cait hta'a tiaA risiaas »U'» itBat tba

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Mill tha lMaf Hdveehar^atihrfata/elHtialal

OaatdMMf, -Whsn-'M! isrflbsi hadjocAi Ij

-tMraMnw Jt *iin

Mi 19

Edsall & Co. say. Call at street, and examine the stock. dwtf S. R. FREEMAN,

EitrWl

Cures by JlofiPs Malt c|erage of Health. Ainy^Oai^connty, iom Hr.MOBHAOE OF TUK LCXOS.

7,000 flr»tlaB8 Bricks p»r hoar, according ta-.f»« ^!UMH8«aimiLUfll wwksd by:

aSet

ffcfttortH aboot.Bjspepsla.-Who-ever says that Dyspepsia is incurabto, tells

certain seasons of the year, whoa the appeal A A ^btiite3«S»i»IMiir

my/mme®***

of the stomacb, iadigwrtion most preralont aaj piM^Uktitlis-' tt"tli» app«ait»Sa b» cbe(to4 to accoam!idat« tie jBjpsji^n yfai^Tyat W ase Da. Pa*ho|'» AifTjWDISPlwIC POW. DfiR—it «*T^T»w»llBli aa* whaftea iip.X *itt Air* «3WWlfirar«iw^ ,•**» aw.T ,.srt imtUrV wo

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of Te^e B|nM^ ttt^harwnal^) afYl^aaftAte Iad^wJ^hy.fcawtidta^iya^CTatjoa his onTWtn that the paypimt 1 a«4 dolitWy "6f ssiy ^wpferljf b«toh Baakrait far aiaaaa,aa4

JWga—Miifallal 1, WfttwhaMas ^gBy of »^»**sSiSJSW9i3R^^ iter, tUd'itV^i^WwUcBi^ D. i#6^aVj»y«IOdB,

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•ffltiing foefi apfWnte^ %^eh|i

boMi' tried by ouny of o|r

t^ldemonatcajt*

these fkels^bjtaMachinw.aoBsjantiy werklag la this city. SAMUEL W. JOHNSON,

«»Hape« wioL

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preference, fof *hef ive*

hband

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In Comfort, Orace an4 Dor® Wll^

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If sum, aad ^tber iitdUpnt Mm and other iBtelli«ent Men and WbaMB, in a b—lne— payln^CKW 10 fm» per BWaU, nusnrtli to«bM»y lnmlijifw a4Em ZKlOUOt, MoODEUr *QO^M Mr««t, Olncinnati, Okit: Katm

FOR

PWsUwberry'

-with «Wm and c«rria«» kpmm,

jj.ijiiL^rn.

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