Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 April 1868 — Page 4

DAILY EXPRESS,

^"iiKItt^-HAUTK. I2VO.

Friday Morning, April 3d, 1888.

BAILROAD TIME TABLE.

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IlariisoD Township Bepublie^fc Ticket

FOR TRUSTS®,

GEORGE w. NAYLOR.

FOB JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, WILLIAM WOOLLEN,

FOB CONSTABLES,

Jameb O'Mara, E. O. Whitkman, £. F. Reagan, John A. Kino. SUPRRYI80BS,

First District—Wm. C. Burgan. Second District-Elbridge Asbury. Third District—George W. Sparks. Fourth District—George Lockridge. Fifth District—John Stewart. Q'ucth Dietrict—Henry 0. Pugh. Seventh District—John Rankin.

SPECIAL ELECTION—THIRD WARD

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR COUNCILMAN SOLOMON E. GIBBS.

grant club.

Hon. Thomas H.

Nelson,

James

JGHjfsTON, Ksq,, of Parke county, and othenpeftkors, will (IiacuBa the political questions of tho day at Joiinatiian Oilman's

Cooper Shop,

on lower Second

etraet, in the Third Ward,

Saturday

Evening, April 4tb, at early gaa light. The people, without distinction of party are inviteS to attend.

Hon. John G. Grain will speak ^t New Goshtm to-morrow afternoon.

Isaac M. Brown, Esq., Editor of tho Sullivan Union,w&e in the city yes^rdBV.

Ths Grand Jury will probably conclude the businiwp before it and adjourn to-dav.

Hon. F. M. Meredith will speak in Otter Creek township, at Union Church, Saturday night of next week.

Ctjbco ?otatokb.—Mr. T. Hulmanhas this new and excellent Potato for seed.—See his advertisement.

Veet ffw additions or "changes were made in tho registry lists by the Board? Tn eession this week.

The

efforts to recover the body of

young Hosford, who committed suicide by jumping from the Romeo Sunday night have been abandoned.

The

teial of the "Fire Extinguisher,"

Wednesday evening was entirely satisfactory, as will be observed by a card elsewhere, signed by several of our best citizens aud whose opinion is of much weight.

"W ortht of Imitation.—Mr. Geo. Wash, local editor of the Ohio State Journal, has been presented with a eostly editorial chair, gold pen, inkstand, tablets, and the general equipments of a city editor for field worlr.

Instead

of the usual meeting of the

Grant Club a rouaiDg rally will be, held in the Third Ward, at Oilman's Cooper Shop, Saturday eveniug. Several short and ehiirp speeches will be made.

Have

we a hoq Ordinance ?—If so it

should ba Pnforced without regard to persons. Almost every day hogs can be sean, sometimes by the doeen, walking about tho streets in perfect security from hfirm or molestation. This should not be.

Esos-traordtnary.—E. R. Bryant & Co., packed and shipped yesterday, 5,360 dozen eggs, and have on hand this morning, ready for shipment 4,140 doaen. The gallinaceous tribe have been doing eggs-tremely well this Spring.

The Metrofolitan Company

Mr.

go to

Lafayette ntxt week, and will produce Under tbo Gaslight at Severson's* Opera House. Managor Pope promises to return in a few weeks and give us a peep at the "Lottery of Life." a new^sensation, for which Mr. Glessing is painting the sees nery at Indianapolis.

E. R. Bobbins haa removed hi3

implement and eeed store from Dowling Hall to tho commodious room on Fifth street, recently occupied by the Adams Express Company, where he is ready to supply his patrons with all kinds of farm and garden implements, seeds, lime and cement.

Hon. Jams? T. Johnston, of Rocl ville, will be one of the speakers at the Third Ward meeting on Saturday night. He is said to bo one of the most earnest and torcible speakers in the State. We urge our friends and the people without distinction of party, from all parts of the city, to attend the meeting. A good time is anticipated.

One Place of Voting.—We were led iato error yesterday In stating that there would be two polls in the Third Ward oa Monday. The Registry Board met at the Eogin9 House, it it being more convenient, and this, doubtless occasioned the mistake. Bath polls—the one for town ship purposes and the other for the special election ot a City Councilman will bo opened st Thompson's Cooper Shop.— Voters should exercise a care not to deposit thmr ballets ia the wrong box.— Daviess Johnson is inspector for the city and Martin Grace for the township precinct.

Csllab Bioopio is fairly und«r way, and wagonsiiauliBg away the dtrt may be seen going and coming 1*11 almost ev. ery direction.

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6.45 A. Express U-U" r. v. *..... Mall B?r® 4:10 F. n.^MaUoon Acccuimodtttlon...10:10 a.

BVAN8VILLB AMD CRAWPORBSVILLX. MAT*.' AmaiTS. a'. Accommodation ~~5 9? 4 03 r. -Mail

By cabd& elsewhere it will be observed that Mr. T. H. Biddle has disposed flf the agencjr.of the linger Sewing Machine to Mr. Ivaac Kiztf, son of our Sheriff. Mr. K. does this in order that he may devote his entire attention to his retail trimming and notion establishment, and will henceforth keep a full and complete stock of he iiou of good# heretofore kept, and wbihi have ni8fle'*hia it jro such a favor•T 'rr: I~-. ua with Vhe ladias.

Theatre—Benefit

of

Mabried.—In

Miss Kate

FfcETCHia.-~T£e popular drama of "Under the Gaslight,"-which has run all of thfs" wefek, drawing good houses each night, will be repeated this evening for the last time, Jon which occasion Miss Kate Fletcher, the pleasing and accomplished young actress has been tendered a benefit. This is positively the last presentation of this drama, as the Bcenery willjje fcfr wtfrdsflto Lafayette to-morrow, j^hp coaapatiyj how«rer, will give one more performance, presenting some other piece Saturday nighi.

thlfl. city, yesterday af­

ternoon at 3 olclock, at the residence of the-brida's fatb«ff (Mr. Geo. M. Sibley,) |jy the Rev. S. M. Stimson,

Mr. Isaac

Theodore Brown to Miss LizzieSiblbjt. It ia with honest pleasure we record the nuptials which unite our young typo friend to his beautiful bride, and we wish theoir all possible happiness in assuming their oiw relations.* The happy couple started yesterday evening for their future home near Tolono, Illinois.

Circuit Court.-—Yesterday the trial oTHose, for burglary, was concluded, re suiting in Verdict of guilty, and puu ishmenl fixed at two ytars in the Peni tefl^ary.

George Corfedy vs. V. R. Stevens claim,- Wai^difiiiijirtl'lJefore judgment, at plaintiff's cost

Joseph A. Watson vs. Henry Watts suit for1slander—wa» in pfogretea when the Court adjourned.

The Grand Jury, about closing their session, will return to-day about one hun dral.bills ofttaiflictment.r*

Fob the House of Refuge.—Gov ernor Baker, on Wednesday, commuted the pu^jsjigiept of the following lads who are in confinement in the Southern State Prison, to the House of Refuge lor the period of their respective sentences. The papers in each case war? forwarded to the 'j Superintendent, Frank B. Ainsworth.

Henry Lenh^rt, aged sixteen, sentenced from Vigo county, for two years for the crime of grand larceny. Date,., October, lMfrf

Pleasant Pucket, aged sixteen, sentenced frcrtn M^hfiikrdodnty', f^r tfiScrime of grand larceny, for two years. Date, /October) 1WS

John Duvall, aged sixteen, sentenoed -from Parke county,"for Wo years, for the crime of aesaiftt and battery with intent to murder. Date, February, 1898.

George Ewing, aged fifteen? sentenced from Vigo county, for the crime of grand lareeny, for two years. Date, October, 1967.

Triumphant I Read the following from well known citizens of Tjprre Haute, who witnessed the experiments with the "American Fire Extinguisher" on Wednesday eveniog, April 1st, near the Terre Haute -House."" —V

The undersigned attended the second trial of the "American Fire Extinguisher,1' near the Terre Haute House, on Wednesday night, and the following was •the result:

A large pile of tarred shavings, boxes, staves, and other materials was collected together on the vacant lot between Main atud Ohio streets, and at half-past 7 o'clock fire was applied to the combustibles and the same having burned about five minutes, the blaze ascended several feet above the top of the pile, Ata^iven signal, the water and gas from the "Extinguisher'' was let on to the burning mass, and in onehalf minute, by the watch, held by Mr. L. G. Hager, the fire was perfoctly and totally extinguished. A second and third trial was made, and with the same result.

No severe test could be applied, for no ordinary building will ever be found to contain so much combustible materials.

We have no hesitation in saying that this machine will extinguish any ordinafire when first discovered in a Room Store, Factory, Stable, Public Hall, Mill, or Hotel, and that its general use would be of the highest value to every proprietor of propef ^able to be destroyed by fire.

The "Extinguisher" is a portable machine, not Weighing over fifty pounds, and can be worked by a man, boy, or even a woman, and is of the simplest construction. We satisfied that itsgeneral use in our community would be the means of saving a vast amount of property destroyed annually, and could not fail to prove of the highest value in lessening to cost of ineurrafice. We can cordially recommend it to the public.

The macliineP| of three sizes can be purchased of Messrs. Lyne & Lawes, near the Terre Haute House.

Thos. Dowling, 8.Kennedy, Pebby Tuttle,

D. W. Minshalj,, President 1st. National BafiF. L. G. Hagkb, Agent ^tna & Hartford

Fire lusuranoe Co's.

John D. Bill,-Chief Engineer of Fire Department. O. F. CtoCksBLY, Mayor Terre Hauto. j. C. Yates, late Chief Fire Dep't. The machine used was a medium sized one, and it extinguished three large fires before it became exhausted. Now is the tipie $r4«A«rs9f Mill*, Mafiufactoriee, Hotels, Livery Stables, and Merchants to supply themselves with the machines.— "Delay makes danger.''

We are Agents for Vigo county and Southern Indiana. Call ncd get a pamphlet. Ltne & Lawes, •i Main tit., n»»r Terre Haute House.

Old Bourbon, extra good, in qnahtltynot less than a quart, at' 3,d2w] CLAUSrtN & Bichowsky's.

STATE ITEMS.

Two hundred aoA fivo arrests were made by the IndiStoapolis police during the last month. ,,

The wheat crop of Sullivan county looks more promising than it has for manyi^eara past.

Both politicai_partiee, In Evapsviiieb have had rtfass meetings every night ild»_ week.

The ibatholfcs 1f Michigan City will this year build the largest and most costly church in La Porte county. j• $ 'nn

The Company for building a turnpike from Bedford to the Ohio & Mississippi Railroad Im.a been organized. •^i! "V

The Democrat says the Sullivan county farmers are making extra efforts for the piantingjof a large crop of corn.

It is rumored that an Extern jempany haa bought oilt the IndUptapoli^' Crawfords ville and Danville Railroad, »W have abandoned, the enterprise^

It is a very equivocal eo^itnent^o the taste of Tur ciuzens toseibM_?"J'• er fill tho nouses, and Mrs. Waller play to a "beggarly accoupt of empty boxes.

La Fayette Journal? 1 r,-v .* Two drtt of every six la ^taFay, ette are candidates for office, according to tho Journal of that city. But few of our citizens'Bave^eent t^ken that way as yet-

Monday

The break in the canal is rather a seri ous one to the millers depending upon it for motive power, and steps will be taken to repair it at as early a day as possible About fifty yards of the embankment just above the Lafayette railroad bridge has caved in, and it .will take some days, to repair ii.—JndrCommfrcixj.._

Five

evening, a young, man in Sul

livau, by the. name of Grigsby, in attempt ing to shoot a dog accidently shot himself through'the thigh,' inflicting a severe

wound.

On tho 'idtli of March Wm. 6. tTriffitb as Clerk, and Murray Brigg*, as Auditor of Sulliva* county, took their oaths of officc, and have entered upon th«ir respective duties. 0 /aww

The following additional petitions have been presented for adjudication in bank ruptcy 1

WilliaTn Hamilton, Morgan county. Osgood" M. Williams, Montgomery

Since Safe Devlin bought out. the Indianapolis Herald a punster has Ween add&'ft liis'^Siitorial foroe Hefe U.his

"Some peoulrtgo to the groceries toigot. sorghum we went to the dentist» yester1 day jind got the same article,.. 1

The New Albany Commercial reports a large increase of its subscription lisW This is one of the results of the great rdvi val in Floyd county* On in, Commercial, and reach out towards Dubois atld Martin. A fine flsiu in that direction.:

1

Col. Will Cumbaok, Republican can. didate for Lieutenant Governor, spoke at Tipton last night upon the political issues of the day. Mr. Cumback has entefed upon the campaign early,.and the enemy will feel the effects of his efforts on the stump from the start.' I

The religious interest it Br'ftitl' is growing intense. Every evening the Methodist Church is packed full, and the revival -is being carried on with unabated ardor, and prolific of good results. About fifty have already joined the church/ and many more are in a fair way of conver slpp.

A Quakeress out at Bloomington jealous of her husband, watchedjhis move ments, and one morning.actually discovered the truant kissing and hugging the servant girl. Broadbrim was not long in discovering the face of his wife, as she peeped through ihe half-open door, and rising with all the jcoolnesa of a general officer, thus addressed her, "Betsey, thee had better quit peeping, or Ugoe will cause a disturbance in the^family.'' .-via

At Spencerviile, on last Sunday, tw^r' young men, Abram Einsey and a comrade, whose name is unknown, were drowned while taking's, row on the St. Joseph river. In attempting to go as close to tfbe dam~HS tbej goul4. without being carried over it, the boat was capsized, resulting in the drowning of two unfortunate young meor. Two.comradeSj in the same boat, had narrowly escaped the same fate.

.JyDfE McDobtald, on Wednesday, granted a discharge in bankruptcy to Adin E. Rodman, in Jackson county.— This is the first case in this State, in which the granting if a discharge has been seriously resisted. Rodman's creditors alleged that he had illegally disposed of flft/thousand dollars' worth of property, and petitioned that a discharge be not granted. Judge McDonald decided that there was no evidence of fraud, and refus-' cd to grant the petition.

The" dry house belonging to the stave aud heading fadtory of J. S. Carey & Co., at the western terminus of Geargia street, Indianapolis, took. ffre-o&i Wednfcslay night, while filled with valuable Stock, and so much headway had the fikme3 made before the engines arrived-that the building had to be completely torn down. The lumber was damaged "to the extent of about $4,000, upon which we believe there is a partial insurance". The origin of the fire is supposed to be to the carelessness of the fireman whose duty it Was to atttsd th9 furnace.

Hubbk,

the silver plater,-,who. attempt­

ed to coiimit enltWe ftyciiftfiBglrfs throat in this city, last winter, made another attempt upon his life the other day. At the time he made the first'' attempt he was boarding at the Gait House, and had a ship up stairs on the opposite side of the street, over Erisman'rsaddlery. He Aside a foarful gash in his throat, and for weeks he lay at the point of death. His sister from Pennsylvania came here, and remained with him until about two weeks ago, when she started home with him by the Allentown route. On the arrival of

the train at a point opposite Earton,j^lPBT Bik^ for the AaepcaaJ wlnta the Hnber fkmiiy. r&ides, tB#*otTcallea41» Patoct^phrttmy m&fcfi out of the cart, and, in paiBing over the case invention^ bridge which spans the Lehigh river, the benefit or thc^wearerrrCan beajpplied

Huber eluded the vigilance of his sister, who had been watching him closely, and quick as & flash vaulted over the side of the open bridge into the river below. It was a Sam Patch leap. The bridge is

about iorty feet above the water, and th^j", water very deep. It so happened that some boys were cruising about .in a boat and went at onee tip the rescue. Hubef swam away from them and seer£e& determine upon self-destruction, but they finally captured and secured him.—XaFagette Courier.

Years old Peach Brandy,

Lovely!—The

Piques^ -percales atd

Brilliants cow on exhibition at i*dsall & Co:s. Ladies are invited to examine these "beautiful goods, wiAohArtle^tion of purchasing.

Canned.FRUiy at cost, by the doz. or single can, at 1 ajd?w] Claussen & Bichowsky's.

Spibitual Lbcture§.,-j-Mr€' S. Townsend Hoadley will give a course of lectures at Pence's Hall on Spiritualism,' commencing on Sunday next, April 5th, at 11 o'clock a. M., and 7J o'clock, p. ir., Mrs. Hoadley has been' several years in the lecturing field, and as a speaker occupies the front rank in'.the Spiritual corps of lecturers, which fact is a guarantee that tho§e who favor her with a heaing will be well repaid. Come then you who3e reasons is not overshadowed by prejudice and ibvestigate the philosophy of life, both present and future. .x £±.

Seats free. 2d3t.

Sundjwns of all grades, Hats in all tho leading styles, Dutchess, Golden Gate Norms, Leporella, Oude. Natalie, Violet, &c. Bonnets the finest out at the lowest rates, at "3. L. Straus', -it I No. ft) Sofcth Foarfc street,

"Fine feathers don't malie line Birds." The merit of VBarrett's Hair Restorative" is inside the bottle—i)ot.pw&«fe. dwlw

Just beceived at Foote's Seed Store 50 bushels Timothy, P(rime Closer, Sweet Potatoes, also the following'varieties of Potatoes, viz: White Sprout Caiico Early Goodrich Garnet. CJbili fl[uCk)y8 '«jk-

Cusoo*

Harrison Peach Blowi. .:i GleaSonWhite Peach-Blow,

Come at Last!—Those new styles of Cashmere and Cleopatra Spring Shawls Silk Fringes, in aiL colore, for dress trim-f mings. All the delicate shades in kids' for party wear—Dutchess kids,, lefce back new Poplins, Lusters, and many other attractive spring dress goods. 1,000 yards of new and beautiful cambric edges and insertings Nhvelties arriving by every train at popular prices. Examination solicited at -134 Maitrstreet. aldlw] Tueli., Ripley & Co.

Coffee 25 cents per pound, at -Ray & Bailey's. dtf

SaoULp the near approach^ to $arm Weather suggest to you the'propriety of looking out for-something in the way of a nice Spring, *ot Sunfmer suit of clothing, just step in at Johnson & Miller's, N. 81 Main street, and leave your orders while the stock is complete. We have on hand an elegant assortment pf gent's u&dervies^ cheap. Johnson & Milleb.

March 30, d6t

Onion Sets by tho quantity, OraDgea, Lemons, Sour Krout, Maple Sugar and Molasses, Cranberries, Apples, Sweet Potatoes, Garden Seeds, Nursery Plants, at Ray & Bailoy's. dtf

New Variety Goods, at Riddle's 151 Main street [28,dtf

SgfiooL Books!" School BooksII 'A full and complete stock, at the Post Office Lobby, next week. d3t.

It is a fixed fact Ball is soiling more Stoves, better trimmed, fer less money, than any other house in this city. Please call and see. dtf

'Magic Fans," at Riddle's. Call and se^ them. [28, dtf

New Dress Trimmings, at Riddle's 151 J$ain street.

Fob Sale.—Apple Trees by the hundred or thousand, and at retail. Evergreens, peach trees, grapevines, strawberry plants, and everytlyng in the Nursery line, at the very lowest price. Call at my residence, on Thirteenth "street, three squares east of the Passenger Depot or at Lyne & Lawes, on Main street, dlw. N.Ellsworth.

Ball has just received the largest stock of Stove3 ever bVought to this market.— Gives more trimmings at less prices than can be had at auction sales. dtf

Fancy Dyei.no, Scouring and Repairing.—H. F. Reiners still continues to a ml color all kidd^.of- ladies'^and

g™tlettep's_wear in fashiSnable shade also has a practical tailor engaged to repair gent'sclothes in the neatest style. dtf

New Caepets In Brussels, and Ingrains at W. S. Ryce & Co's. dtf.

"New Colobs in Pure Mohairs Chene Poplins for Walking suits at W, Sr Ryce & Co's. 71 ^f.

Stamp Gilt and Satin Wall Paper Decorations &c., at W- S- Ryce & Co's. dtf. i,'.

Window Shades, Lace Custai03 and Mirryrs at W. 9. Ryce & Co a.

Notice to the Ladies of Terre w*rtTic-— Havirfg flttwd up Vooms irii Ko. 157 Main street, 3d story, over Sippetpe's. Store, I am now prepared carry on the Dross making in all its various branches. Also, plain Sewing, Stitching, Ac, done on short notice. Stair-way at Dr. Thompson's Office. M. E

ml9dlm

•-U

the

Five Ctdatoba' t'~ by quart or gallon, at 3,d2w] Claussen & Bichowskt a

McGinnw.

Best assortment ot men's and

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

Childben Wanting HoMEa.—It ii#

homeless children, shortly, to Terre Haute^ provided a sufficient number of respectable fancies in this vicinity will each signify a desire to take one or more of then, on their arrival, by appiying to the fol-. lowing gentlemen, who will kindly act as a Committee of Reference G. F. OooVerly. Mayor J. M. AUgnj ttetf^gE. •m4cfTroUk. 3M^ross^dftV^tt.5|in ge Thomas Barr. Rcv.S. M. Stimson.

Large assortment of ladies' attd

gentlemen's and children's furs at N. Westfall's, 85 Main street. dtf.'

BOOKS AND STATIO^]^.. Bartiett Sc Austin, lOtMnin rtreBtf J. p. McDonald, Posto fflce Lobby.

W. O'Conuell, Main Btreet east ofourth |W|eAiM|iA^t^M2rtSWC Harper, Wlldy & Co., Cor. 2J ami Walnut.

CLOTHING.

W. H. Bannister, 79 Main Street. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. B. Garvin A Owen, Principal, cor. 6th & Main.

COMMISSION AND GRAIN,

COAL DEALERS.

Tuell, Ripley

.Mt Scales, Ohio stifeet.

Kjchard McPIroy, southwest cor. Public Square. DENTISTS. r* L. H. Bart! oloinew, 157 Main street. C. O. Lluroln, Oth St., between Maiu and Ohio. J. Uiuiianlson, Ohio street, bet. Third and44th.

DRY GOODS.

S. Co.,

corner 5th and Main stnxit.

A. Nippert, 110 Alain street EdsallA.Ci, UJUMicr Foui tii and Wttiujjt.ret Saxtyrii^ VafilMOy,

111 Main street.-

CorbulitIy^ll|

jjfcrty, corner Main aud Third.

ifuGdist^

ija Gi ovor", tVurth strfeflt, opposite Market. Birr, Qulick £Borry, corner Main and Fourth I. b. Maban & Co., corner Main and Bixth.

JEWELLERS*^

9. & Freeman,*74 Main street. John R. Freeman, 6 Warren's Block MUSIC D-EALKRS. J. O. Lindemann, 91 Main street. L. Eissner, Palace of Music, 13 Ohio street.

MECHANICIAN)

'A. fittman.eoiMaiinrtraW.' MILLINERY. Mrs. M. H. Abbott, opposite Poat OjBce. ,• Mrs. Mr A- Walter, 6&Jttolu street,^up stairs MONUMENTS—SCOTCH jORAlHTE

fttQF^itlLiSSdt

to any American Watch fatvs minuw, 1~ *»4gW SOWtDg lHaoWnTO attrifliM&expenee--»A1bo,-Amefican and to 3,5003 flistcl*M MekS p» Wni» W4tch.es of fill deaawtlifs for sale at Johk B. FaEB^AN's, No. & Warren's Block. ^Cyidtf-r

bjt stawa,ijOOJ t*-7,000 y«r her.

the facilities for rMMtfeg ik*»- IOflhrSod«m fMtnU the*boMj •iiHswurtliUy frvik log in this city. SAMUEL W. 3OHM0V, a WosdWMi. Av^uq*,

Wm. E. ,in street. Baird A rult,~82'Maln Street. «u»iy & 3affeU, TWrLBt_ MdefcttaMnicpaUr SflbitA D^»

ARCHITECTS AND BUILDEBfe. J. A. Yryd^S^lSrner Main and Fifth.

"'JHIMI Mr*

Frauk Heinig 4 Bro., Lafayotto Street. BILL POSTING. Geo. \V. Boifanider, at this office.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

rf. A. il-arras, 93 Main «tree(. Henry Layman, Lafayette street N Andrews, 'iain street, bet. Fifth and Sixth Chas. E. Xlo^rUia, 10 «ortli Ffnith rtreet. Leibing^"'I'aiinier, nfcafcir.'MMn and 7th»

Jas. G. WUcon, P. O. Box 734. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. T. H. Riddle, 151 Main street. NOTIONS, TOYS, FANCY GRQCE

RIEJT

Claussen, Bichowsky & Co., Main street, near

Gtb"

OMNIBUS LINE.

0. Miller," ordars at P^at Office".-' PLUMBER. B. Bnckell, 9o?th"Fourth atjre»^*V*Ji|

ItEAJj "EsTATKAGENTS. Hickoox, .Scott & Co', 50 bhio Street. liendrich & Lange, corner Maia and 4th. •4- ist -jsifiMh

Joseph Strong 190H»«ln streeu Ray & Bally, Fourth street, South of PogtOfflce. E. B. Wright & Co., 165 Maty street.

SHOVES AT$V taWA&Bi*J S. B. Henderson, Fourth, street, South of P. O SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS. J. A. Foote, CO Main street.

LOCAL NOTICES. 77T1

No Median} lias met with so much succeas in curing diseases of a norvom character bqcH efl Kdur&lgla, Nerve-acht-, And othei palo a DOULOCftEPX, Or (•A'lTtMnCL NEUffALGIA PILL. It stimulsites'-the'JrrBV^^Ltnti, and premotes a healthy circulation, roDncquently theie

ApothecaHM TREMONT 91!.. BOSTON, MASft. PEICI 31,00 per packag.: by mail, two stamps extra, aldcoitfiw

In Hoc Signo Ylnccs!

norr's MAI.T EXTBACT EEVKBAOE 01 HEALTH. New Yobk, Feb. 12, S8CG. Mil. Leo?1*LD^Ttorf, £42.Broadway, N. Y.:

Dxin Sia: T^repiy to. your inqalrjJas to the .actioii taken, l-y tie Academy ol Medicine,in refto HofTs Extract of W,aU. w^ich»,wag submitted to it for exauiiuation some ten weeks since, I hvae 40 inform you that tbo Committee of Three to whom it w.'»is referred, with directions to report upon it, took the mattef luta«cenl censideratioC^ittW. a ot ue CoramitteS pre.'CDteJ it report thfreon, of which the following is anexfract (Thin letter sn« the following repoit are signed by the Chairman of the Committee, Or. John H. Griscom.)

ElPoni or JDK i. ACAUEJIV P* XEfiKISa. ffhe CjBjmtlti* ht*W«iBxiaiu4i»ao whititafy consiier a fufflcici.i lUnt, the Ingredients of the article, and also n« mjde or rzEPABATio.v, and they baiorcdsaa tb beiitfc fcat It Ciffers ia fome marked particulars li^tnMlie uwuut^reparatious Of malt kcowii tfcfl6r' the nam« of B-er, Ale and Porter, and ttey boliive calcOlated tv act as'a inlli Tonic, ana to ii certain extent-as a JlsttanssHs-oiW iilWSrill TMcmwrMlllllirj malf ^iquc'.-a ^nig^L.jitt iie found WjSgrM1, es pMi^ils th(Tnio4. rafc quantity of Aioihol it cnnains in comparsison with ihern, and (boy ferl luaUOed ia re«B»raeadta^ tftto the Profasihin for nl»l ib apiMroptiatecaaearfV. sold at "Draughts and iujctrs. Jrke 46.o0ptr 4vS-n or 80 cents per stugj«Ix-ttle. al leodlw I. L. JIAtfAM CO.,

Prnrr, 4) Bond S^., 9*6 V^rH. tnh27-6:neod

fnw i.-'t

Moth PatcMs, freckles abdtftp^ The oaly BsU^Me BtJ0\cdy ior tJiootj brtfwn dis* ooloraticztf on *the f»ce is "Pibh's Moth and

Sol3 everywhere,

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"Billy Barr Cfjars," th« Best Cig»r in A Market foe iB cents, cr by tin At MAHA5 4 CO'S 0rtK tore.

"Opera Pearliae," with a Yhoto of. llotod Ofira Shigeri. 8{T«fidid T«U«t fowtor-

aAt

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cheSji^i dt(

-f** 4 OO'S

OCTOBER ELECTION.

si **1 advamam dJ«| ®'!j a'hu*\3m. Epitok Exyawrgit: of

W U1»|

UitMs I ttwagh

ATTORNEYS. .u A.bi...

your columns, tha name of f. B..O'Blely, a« a .candidate for the office of CoMly Clerk,

03J2W fit#** "SJt* I.iOiKH Wikh to offer aa aa argument in hjs falrieh hlrth. a* a P5although i»eis,| on

although he is,1 un­

Among all tbe Szcellent gentlemeD who have been mentioned as candidates, nohe have mora qualifications, or greater claims upon their party than P. S. O'Biely, and, whtle submitting him to the consideration of the ConVeirtion, I iiotild roi^byi.thsnLthat it Jphcam.a*Vte select from "le-es

may be successful InC^e1 results we h«»p^ to attain

are authoritad to announce OR OODDtNOTOlT^prSsent Deputy Sheriff) didate for Sheriff, Subject to the dscist

1

3. 4 11. A. ijavis, corner Main and Third. FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOfd Eigle Iron Works, Wm. J. Ball & Co., corner., lat and Walnut.

Vigo Foundry and Machine Shop, Seath, Smith i'. ji.-jc-f.ipf* Phoenix Foundry and Machine Shop, McElfrash, Dengier Co., corrntt 9th and Eagle, near Passenger Depot. GUNSMITH ANB STttfQfljQlJfTSR

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third. HATS AND CAPS.

Republican NojsiuaUng Con«en tion connr.cuas. We -are aathoritedi to iwtnonnce Bi'FCS SIUPSON as a ceriH9mtc tor, re-electiun to thv office of County Clerk, subject to .the dee^iotf of the B4p«bllea^'MikiinattSg proven^ton^'

Wr. are authorigsd to annopnee M. DITH aa a candidate for Clerk or the tfturt Ot Vigo county, sutdect :to. the decision of the B»pubU$aa noftlaatlng, Convetitioa. -j'

We are anthoriaed to announce th* name Jof JAMES H. iCBN£R«l* Mbndidata. tor^th» of4ee Oonntr-Clertr,

N. Weatfall, 8.1 Main Street. Joseph 0. Yates, South Third street. HOTELS. National House, corner Sixth and Main. Clark Hotwoi ifofAet Ohi$iMM'¥'irtt. Bun tin House, soutb-eietcornerPubUc Square Terre HttuSO itoulfe", Corner Main and Seventh, Stewart Uonsu, Second street, north o^lfdia. Early House, West end Main street. HOUSE AND SIG^ PAINTERS. B. Bactell, South FoirtS Jtreot.' Wm. B. Manning, Ohio St., East of ttb. W. Howard «n," Wtween 3d "an-HtlK ,i -3INSURANO^AGKN'TS. acotr gragcrMBtn'Straet,- east QT Fifth.

l"'teot

I

Wa are authorised to announce the name of MORTON C. RANKIN a* a candidate for the of." flee of Connty Treasurer, sabjeot to the decision of the Republican nominating coa«entioa.

Wc are anthoriaed to announce the natae o' GEO. W. LAMBERT aa a candidate for th* office of County Treasurer, subjeet to the decision of tbe Republican nominating convention, soi

Wi are authorized to anaeaaoe the name of JAOOB BBOWN a« a candidate-1Wr tW office of Oonoty Treasurer,, subfeot to the dtCisioa of the Republican Connty Convention..

Wc are anthoriaed to announce the 'tatoof J. F. MOBBIS, of Honey Creek Township, at a Candidate for the office of Connty Treasurer, sob Ject to the'de isfon of tie Republican

to anMttt Ae kaae' of

!Y as a candidate for the office of

Connty Treasurer, subject to the decision of ths Bepublfcati Connty Convention. We are anthoriaed to anncnaoe the naau :ot WIIjilA-H PATBICK ae a candidate 'ftJr the

offlo'eof Coanty Trfaaurer, sahject to the decision of the Republican Con ounty Convention.

WANTED.

TX7ANTED^-A Good, Honest 7 1Chflfgt»tlc Marble Agent. Most not be afraid to traveL,- None othu need apptt. Kr inform a tiot, ftntlyCatt one®,' it it. flaamMn Co's. Marble Works, Main Street," between (fch and 7th—south side. 30-lw -uai-

Y\/ ANTED.—Now or by the 15thr of Aprllj a Han'sa of 6-ot rocme, on* or two squares from Mala Street, either north pr south, oa 4th, 0th or Sth J9treet must ba in'good repair,*iiis good ctstAra «and tellar, and reht reasonable. Address this oQea.. maSidlw

\\7ANTED.—Fpr the City ii VV Terre-fiaute and two i^rthree adjoin lag adjoiniag Counties—An active Agent for one of rhe Oldest and most popular Life insurance Oompaniea of the country -Has-# a-g6crf buekem ia Terre Hantie References reqitirsd... Ad#re^ ^General Agent, Bo* 247, TndIaupoli«, Ihd. mar 11 dim

FOR SALE.

X?Oii SALE.—I have Cusco Po A. ta«af| for sale^the most £*odacllVe~Potato there Is. It has yielded 5Q0 bushels from an acre,' Price 81,60 per buthei. Small seed $1,00. Also, one Mare for sale. T. HULMAN. aSdlw^wlm^^^Bemlle^orthof^erreHante^

T?Ofl SALE.—A Business .Stand J? and Fixture, Dwelling, *0. Tfiera Is a godd Bakeoven and Cistern on the place. Call eoon, aa, I wish to remove—A bargain to be had'. MatnStreet, between 6 and 7, south side. No. 19S. -^pUMSfc _. m/'CttAW

X?Oi48Al/B-i-S6v6ral Houses and X? Lots In a thriving part of the city—9800 to S1.COO each. Enquire of the,owner Wm. Boater, tin* square east ot the Union Depot. Aleoi one Gold Watch aud one new Sewing Machine. aid if ,..,

OR SALE—House and Lot.—

four rooms, cistern, Ac., one sqoare north of Ma tional Boad, and in Bose's addition. Price 9100Q. Enqn(re of. J09EPH OBOVEft. March »7,.d2w

For

sale.--carriages.— The best Carrlsiges In this market, for sale at the lowest prices, at the old established Carii-

Factory, corner.2d and Walnut streate. iidiw A.J. WELOtL

FTATE.—The

DR SALE.—Valuable Real Ee. larii Brick Store Room on the ,«a*te**o* Wabash a«aihlid

8s.stet

NIW-AOVKirMiilCIITr'

SCYTHEi, SNATHS, .„

S

abpoi«d «f

•HgS'liiZi'SZHfZSf, tfT.

[imit, «ktn bop* mti Ii mm of tnlrpod Hachine. in bet gou* bMtsr, wiil call and p»t ntiM Mr. Kis?r. who ku ktn wilb M-frr'tov* OMikf, waif ia the room at the »t I*la«a^oUk, «rK«r«h« haa obUined .a tfaoioagU fcaowlHlg»«C th» Haftitaa. •r. KUer SmmS, mm With good twisMt cayacitTf klm'a liberal patr«aac*,:«a«^i jltfictl*, (and niw^iki torttr «Mb)«J t»a|i«ad to the «Hh«Hy aMkof enstome: in the a^otit

iiaattOTOUK AMI, .nil beapaay foe *witb aia abkadant

Wa are always loth to part with good A$(eutr, ad especially so with ope with the energy aud abitfty of kr. ilU!«, but ki is^tsnd ii, a] (th tad'Abetfe, he woUd aot be at)e 46 do Juatipe aa ftatlMhe MachU^e trade and hia other busitiMe, andbyhi's procuring us a aaed, man to take hU place, we hare oonc«iitel to the change, and lee* ahlstlayrMrisi ssliiht arise Mm the euuge, to the detrimssMatitfar. RidaU, we tfowld *»y ttstt his baaiaeis traasaci lona alth .us Jt«re lie-a of the most pUaMBt character, and our 4a*tattUemmt ssspiM ifcsmaata&tabiiir and satiefhetery terms, with perfect good IMiai with all parties concerned. We c*n bnt cossmead Mr. Biddie a»a gsntietoqSeihptibeaadiategrtty,sMdwfeh tritambun-

pCtL IOSALB.

Irish America* cit

doubtedly, the re^resentatiye Irish Ameriwi .ti|l8n Clbun^ il'tHelkpat^catf Jartyt hat I do assert that IHaTparty owe somethingto hU tried proven loyalty and falthfoiness to their interests, for"among all the able exponents pf .piir tiian principles (and there are many,) none, In proportion to their abilities and opportunities, have labored more earnestly, or accomplished more for the general good of tliat party than the gentleman in question. His patriotism haiieen proven beyond a douht, and hi*recordJa unstained by a single shadow. His ability is unquestioned, and the four years of experience he 'has acquired in the office, eminently qualify him. for a thorough discharge, of its inJricaU Jaborioaa idu'lUs.' Astfie S«|laty of tKe1pr«aetitilaetfBib«nt,! he has participated in ill the improTemenU that betsir perffccted, and shares Vttti hip th^ prilse' of Conducting the most thoronglily ajrranged Office ^v tn'Jiana.

I will c(f-r fur aalei

Oa Saturday, April 1 ltjj at ADCrtOK, the remainder of my stock ot lm plfatenl*, coesletifcg of ,,:i DOUBLE 8H0VKL8, SIKSUI iSaoVELSjJ I

STAlTOkD CULTIVATORS, REVOLVING HAT HAKES, _rW- HOKSK HAT JOBKS,4«T*

£HALLRMM WASHING MACHINE*, HAMKS, CHAINS, WHEEL-BABRO*3, Aid Snndry Small Artie lee, to .be sold for

Wfart Tltey Will Bring. Sale to iKgln at 11 o'clock at my 8tort, No t8 Main Straet, Tecte Hante, Ind.

M\8s

nee CEPHAS'D. leriff) as a ea dsciilon of the

to th* decision of

the Repubiicaa Boaiastipg Oanveotlon. ootrsTT TaiAsuaiB. Wx are authorized to- anMunee the name!of S VnUKL c. socm a* a caidldste fsul the 01 of County Treasurer, subject to the decision.of the Bepablican nominating Contentions .^K are authoriiid. to aanqiorice V4IB3AKKS as a Candidate for' Trtstkurer Vigo county, subject to the decision of the leipublican Nominating ObaTontiou, to be. held tiie 13H o& Jnne.

J. A. FOOTE:

al-2twad

AND SHOES!

BELOW COST!

The frame baildtng I now occupy sweu to h» removed to give place (o lirtck blork, ahd I am' compelled to clow ont my stock of Roets and Shoes immediately, and ^fiU sell UKbOW COST for a few days. Call for bargains. -1 "0. BKICUERT, ldkw Near corner Maia and ttli Streots.

pW

MILLINERY.

WYETH would resp«etfttliy laforsk the citicens of Terre Hanteand vicinity, that she liae taken th.rooaia formerly occupied by Mrs. Hardy, and ia prepared to do KILL1NEHT (n ita various brancb^se.. 9UACBIN% AXO miUMS DONE Ttt dftUKB. apon theabor&at notic*. Qoods kept ebnatahtl on hand, Vith prioes to.spU purchasers. .. "i Ko. W Sooth Fottrth St., two squarta Sunt of the Market House. i.- alilwlm

•55

.:

IiN.HA^KWU-mf

Xhis is to give notU&tnat on., the 28th 4»y of JMarch, a:.' ». 18«8, a .Wartknt 'Jh Baiikmi-Uy was issued against the Estate of

HENRY, D. WILltlAMS,

of Tetia Haute, ia. therodunt^.of Vjl^o and State 'ot Indiana, who has bees adjudgeiLaJRantunpt, on his own Feiition that tM paf ipetit of aay debt* anddaliTsry of aay. property belonging to such .Bankrupt io b^m, t^r

:fo»

his uie, and the

Transfer of any Property by him Is forbidden by 11 Law that* in*«tiug«r the Or

suchJ

editors of t|e said

__5 TBantrn%t, t'o prove tSeTr debts and to choose. one rti.tr,r«lnf ssore A«ef^ne«s dflifi Bstats. will be held 4ta Coqr*.of AaSkrnptafy to

eesap«s»l as

aTrug Store, nearl/ hew, and in gooTcondition. The tfAaflgjHkkC^ldlsg^af A Wt on Ohfc Street. _.

A arsliatls Building Lot on Wabash Street, between fourth attd Vifth streets Also several nicely situated Lots suitable fo» small Residences, near the Nail factory. This property will be sold at a great bargain.

For terms, apply to Pbestoi Hcsmv, at Hational Stale Bank. ma*ld&w6«

r?OR SALB.-^Oti Strawberry rtn^Owrttmrg'centaftlng Its loonu and hall, good well, cistern and cellar door-yen! well set with fruit Veee, shrubbery and flowers? good stable with cistern and carriage house,together* with two vacant ltits. Call on the prstdfsss. feb*idtt JAMES VAN EATON.

ATfD LEiBE

IV FOB SAtEr—i%in- aslli tor cash, «j* Exchange for city,xr ather property, my lease, having thirteen years tOLrun, of 20 acres of groaad, haWSg as good a Uaal Mi^b on lt«as cab be fcund near the city. ETirythmc is in good order, and the Coal Is the best BlVer Coal delivered in Terra

Heat*. I wiS 41So sill, air the aama terms, all the Axtirei attached thereto, isuslndiog Ave teams... Xbe preparty Is situated only two'jnllee

m*nV

t^'s^^ajipfy "to Jah'n SI tij, on Ohfo' s*^»t. tetween Sdaiidttb, or to the *s« SJ *h iM* the premises. *ii av jifi® JOHN lin ai Pi,

rM

balden- at 4hk taw

Offlsefef Nelson *, Pierce, in ,the city ot7trre HiittJ ana "State of Indiana,' before Isaac N. Pierce, Register, oa, the ad day of May, a. d. 1881, at o'clock, i.tt.

BENJ.J, HPOONEB,

apttdSt /.I Marshal Dlst. ef Indiana

jN BANKRUPTCY.

Thisia to give notice that on the tstn-dj,y of March, A. S. LlWi a Warrant in Bankruptcy was issuod against the Estate or

JOB# C.

of Terre Hante, in the .ocantf of VJgoand State of Indiana? irho has beefradjwaged trTOnTtmp*, his own Petition tfeat.tbe j3ymeot«('4i)y

ON'|W V* tUSWMtr, WMtJUV UVl Binkruptcy, to be holden at N«s.' Street, in Terre-Haute, Indiana, I

lt|vs

and delivery. o( any beloo^tng to sccU Bankrupt'tolittli, or lor Cls use, and the Transfer of any Property by htm is fbrbiddhc by Law that a meeting of the Creditors of the sa.d Bankrupt to prove their debts and to choosa one or mote Assfgoeea of his Estate, will.be held at a Caurt cf ... 72 akd T4 Main befote Isaac N Pleree, Register,«n tue 9th day of Mar, 4: lS«8, at» o'clock, A--M.

BXNJ. J. SPOONEB,

•plSdSt U. S. Marshal, Dlst. of iDdiana

BANKRUPTCY. .si asisfc THIS IS TO OITX NOTICE, Th«t on the28th'dav of March, a. d. 18f8 Warradt ill Bankruptcy was inued ajaiost the Estate of •hkii hi WILLIAM L. DRAPER, oi Terre-Haate. Id the cbunty of Vigo and" State of Indiana, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt, on his own P*tlUon that tbepaymat« ot any dehta and delivery of any property belonging to snieh" Bankrupt to him, or tar his nserand the Transferor any Property by'him is forbidden by Iaw that a meeting of the nreditors of the «U Bankrupt, to prove their debts and to ahooee one tfrlnore Assignees of hlOTatate, will ha held at a Oanrt of Bankruptcy, to' be holden'at No. 72 and 7* Main, •treat,' Tefre-Haute^nd ana, before Isaac V. ftsrre,' Bagister, on fke 2td day- of May, a. d. 1868, at 10 o'clock, a. it.

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aprll2d2t l^g^kMshaliiuff^ladan

GBAXD

OPENIM

SPSII6 TRADE.

"jlOSTON STORE"

30i»t'.-V3 Uiio 3t

DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!

Embracing the I atest Nevelties of the. Season,

Handsome Striped Poplins,

Granite Poplins,ra, Walking, Sjaits,

Alpacas, New anij desirable shades.

JElegcmt Figured Pique* Figured and Plain Percales

i— aSiio9 MWai'i

Shawls! Shawls I Shawls!

fifij hvr, US# Wif* ,2 H*W AN* HAHjDOOJf?

Embroideries and White Goods,

the largest andcholceat.assortmentia the-city.

Our New fifid Glove,

This new Kid Glow Is eqoal to any ot the Stand' ard makes, and la fkst beooming va|7 popular

Dress Buttons, Fringes, Fans, Ac.

NEW OOODS CONSTANTLY ABRIttNO

Raw ooor

WALHSLEY,

nr

Pl®ws lor Sale!

THEmarket.and

Best Cheapest Plows in this I aak the lrarmers to examine them before baying others,and. they will be convinced. The/ can be ssen at fra Qrover's Store, stt J. A. FootVcStcre, at the 2acie Iron WoTks, sdtf at Measra. Lyae Iowa* Store. I have of

the different kinds: Union, Bishmond, Fox Blvsr, la 0:lpper. Qrand Detadr, and Union Flaw is the beet in use

mrSTdSw JOSEPH esOVEB. jsai v&vt et o»: s* ieei ,4*5- s*"3-

COMBEBCUL COLLEGE, Cofner^ IjOkHn ondlitm Streets,

[OVEB TU2LL, BIPLET CO.] BNTMAXCZ MOU FIFTH 81BBKT, la tho (ildett and most reliable InsUtutlon of the Mud In Use Stats. Instruction giroa tn all the htanchea pertaininx to thorough BostaeM Education, such as BOOR-hEKPL«, PKXJUNSHIP. MCBGAXTIil

CiUTLATlO.\8, tr.

A Scholarship in. this College is good (er Life, glrin$ the Student the privilege of Beriew^ng

At Pleasure, Free of Charge.

A few Pupils will be admitted, in Arithmetic and Pvtioanshlp, at tt.OO per month. ft ijwl

NO VACATIONS.\

For furth«r iaforaaUoo, call and w» School. Send for UoKe^o ^aper. Ad retc, QARVIW. & uwp, atMa-itf PBiNcyAis

the

VLOVB. B4C0X, LAR&'&l'.

We ha^ ih ti'ore and offer (or sale

5O01ria WHeat p?#r? all

50 Brls. of Rye Float.

Kft llogh'ds BaconWu n# t-ia i?»« iT f» ii

gY Tierces Lard.

125 ®rIs*

Mt 8s

Jork*

2Q0 Brls, of Louisville Cement. £A Brls. N. 1. ami Sandusky

0\J PLAHtKB.

2QQ Kegs assorted Nails,

CORN SHELI,BltS.

Togethrr with a complete Slock of

pr

A Liberal DlseoMnt to the

traded'

A A E REI^AS, •s,i Mala Wh between *th and Mh. mrSSdlni

STOVES AND TINWARE

large Stock and low Priees

Four Doors South 6f the Post Office, on

it:

Fourih Street*

EWOWING

that tho Pablio has

ioag demaiidrd a better class of Stoves than baa. heretofore bn„u gederaliy off.red in this marki t, fl. R. fTKNfEK-0f has this season se-

Ueted with great rare, from the eiost Poitnlar and Olfbrated Pattenm, known in the'country East or Went, an astortment 01 Cooking and Heating iStoves, ageb as are rarely eiur collected togetUer. in one Hpuse. '"•"f a»/^ir mac be Imiod the loading

^HFiHtH ^»nnflctu"r

Heating and Farlor Stoves, with all the Modern Imi'roveiuunts aud oonveuiencles. Stows fur Offlcrs, Stores, Ohurohes, Ho. tels, Dinlng-Beoms, Ded-roomv, any and All kind, and as for prices, Ho Competition!

He is cvnlident that he has bought as LtrW as anybody can, aod is detnrmjnud nut to 'e N E S O Is impossible that auytxidy *h"nld ht.v«SKTTA& tovea, for.no bethh are man«.

ALL ARE WARRANTED.

With Cookiig Stoves he ogives

More Furniture that is Vsaallj Wfen and delivers all Stoves In the city*. Free of Oharjfe !t

In additluu to stove* he keeps a geneial a|*ortmeut of Tin, Iron and Copper \V'are, Prea*e£jVare,

The New French Wa3^,

Spoons, Ladles Preserving Kettles,.Mafiin'B&Kers Waffla Irons, and tlu roiy newest thing oul,t'the

Patent Mirror Smoothing Irons,

These Irons bave the new inclined handle, and

Patentjphilled Iron Fape, which retains the heat ope-third longer than the common ones. Stove Pipe of all sizes and kinds, constantly on hand, and nfl vxtfa chargattl riveting joints together, Buyers will certainly save money by calling on

A HENDERSON,

fourth Street, four doors South of thn Poet Office. se23dwtf

gOOKS ANT) STATIONERY

M. W. O'CONNELL Has disposed of hia Undertaking Business, whicb had become necessary in consequence of the rapid increase of his

BOOK TRAD^i,

He will now devote his entire attention, to t)i» latter branch of business, and with* Wfail anJ nomplete etoak of Books aud Static nery.

SCHOOL BOOKN,

MAGAZINES, PAPEBS, &c., «c.. As^ti a oontinaance nf Ih* tr«do bertto^x# llbarally baatoared.

QAERIAGE FACTORY.

Now is tho time to have your Carriages,,Buggies, Ac., painted, trimmtd andjepaired ttjisral ly, aod the place to have it done 2s at HARPSR, W1LDY & CO'B Corner 2d and Waluut streets, Terre Hants. We are prepared to do a'l work entrusted to as, in the most thorough manner, and at prices that defy competition. We alio have on hand, and in conrse of conetrnctfbn, complete assortment of Carriages, Boggle, Spring Wagons', Ac., suited 10 this market, ut the lowest possible prl.es. All work warranted. mhfldlf

FOR RENT.

"C^OE KENT No. 17 Third St., A a tew .doors north cf Unisys Business House and BesidendS In connection. Kent a month. (Mod ref.rSneorequired. A|jlrt» T. Stevrson, at his Meat Sunii, north of tbo Market House.' 24'llf

MILK AND REAM

t*

rilHE undersigned: haying a j(o. 1 A Spring House on his jle^e, hrieby n«SiA«s his customers that lm can supply them wli^Uie beet kind of Sweet Milk and' Cream durfng' tho Summer, at £5cents per gallon, oraa low as any other Darry can sell. Orders left at the 0)ark and Cincinnati Bouse, or Scud'ier Confectionary will be promptly and neath attemferfto. sarlTdSw AUGUST VOX.

•JT. I?. McDONAU^ (Sacceuaor (a A. A. Armoldj nEALtv is

Books, Magazines, F&peea,

Stationery, A|0.,

Post Orrtc* Losht..—.,..—.Tsbri Btori, 1ki Novliidlv

A TIXTMAN, i-dr -tX. MKCHANiCliANi"^ 301 Mai* .Street, betweaa Mb 7U du..

Terre Hante, Ind.

a-''

Modui avd Dsiwim« Nkatjlt JCxaodtut/ Hawiog Uachiutsi olhut Ugbt Maehiattij tt« p«iito4 tn «ati»£4cUoa. Bit«ch*Loatiiog dhoi-Goaa attar (b» MleWilfp Friach Pattern^ a»*4e from n»w or old atefraftiL. roav 9tMf ..

PLUMBINGKm

H. BUCKELIs being a pAmJIMI PLOMBRR, ana at tho request of many fri#nls begi to aniionnre that Ue now cute all orders in the above bnsiiiess, in connection

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Hoohc PiiluUnK and toaialng.

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REAL ICSTATK AtinrfjWtY. FARM8, WILD LANDS, And City Property of evsry descripdos, Sir 8ila.

An experience of fifteen years enable u, sure satisfaction In every riepaitiuent of bnslseaa relating to a general Real Kstate Agency.

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