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DAILY EXPRESS

T1T.RRK HAUTK. EOT).

tor

Friday Morning, .Aprii 3d, 1888.

sRepiiMean State Ticket. fOE OOVEBNOB, Oct.. OOKBAJ) BAJUCfi, of Vut&tft^hlMp

TOE lirCTnrASI-OOVSfcKOE, ~. Cot. WILL 0CAtBA.0K.of Decatir.

azcarTi-BT or state,

Ha job MAX. F. A. HOFFMAN, of Oa| roa atjditoe or stats. Majob JOHN D. EYAN8, of Hamilton! fob teiasceee or stati, I

um»Al

NATHAN KIMBALL, of Mart hi. roa CIXB*or THB ITODOMral, OOIOWL THKODOIiE

W. MoOOY,

kCoM**t

of Clarke,

roa kipoetkb or thi bofbkm court Colonel JAMBS B. BLACK, of Marion. fOK ATTOBHBT OIK*HAL,

P. I. WILLIAMSON, or Putnam. TO* SOTIBINTEifDEKT Of PCBtIC WBTCCTIOS, BABNABAS 0. H0BB8, of Wayne,

Bros SLECTOBS AT LAMB, THOA1A8 H. KELSON, of Vigo, BENJAMIN F. GLAYPOOL, of Fayette. roa tircTOB, sixth district,

Caftais

E. E. KOSE, of Lawrence, oostisqemt,

JOHN T. BMITH, of Greene.

The New Haven Palladium says there can be little doubt of the result of ,the Gonnecticut election. The decision^ is now as easily inade up as it will be on the evening of the 6tn of AjJijil. The "verdict is a forgone conclusion—the victory is ours." ui

AlLTOIko to the peculiar value if a certain spscies of "pet names," as an Element of availability in political cam paigns, the New York Sun says that ibd cry of Old Greenbacks would carry the paper money men, and would be likely to drown the opposing shout of and Green backs, especie^y as Geu. Grant has not got his picture on the money.

Grant on Impeachnient.

The New York Tribune of yesterday states editorially that it haa aseurnijcM from Washington that General Gftint finds it not inconniste&t with his dutt.as a soldier to announce it aa his ©plrjion that the only hope for the peace ofithe country Is the success of the pending Im peachment trial. He feels that national seeurity demands the reaaoval of thel^e* ldent, ... sj'l

Election Day.

We trust there is no occasion to renjiud our friends of the duties suggested byjthu fact that next Monday is election day, Bnall wo give the Democracy a chance to jubilate over "great Democratic gaiiis Or shall we, by devoting a few hours to the most important duties that oanlde volve upon a citizen, maintain our ground in the most unfavorable localities sand advance our lines in others where circ|ini' stances render such a result eatilj! at tain able

Another. liekct.

The uouplusaed and demoralised ^Democracy nre having a hard time to fix op a ticket for the National campaign. Ev ery thing imaginable in the line of strange combinations, has ^ewTiuggesteB, from Davib

and I'omerot to FabbaWX 'and

Hancock.

Tho New York Leader citne»

out with tho best ticket yet preaenteji by any of the Democratic orgafhs. It jgoes for Setmottr and Hendbickb. jTbia move has a certain significance, from the fact that the Leader speaks for Tammany Hall.

Third Ward Conaeilman. The Republicans of the Third tyftd owe it alike to themselves and theirtgal lant nominee for Councilman thaj should be elected, as he certainly can be if all the voters of that Ward who prefer Mr. GlBB9 to his opponent will go 19 the polls and express that preference^ hard-working, honest, intelligent j! me chanic aspires to a seat in the Council He has every qualification which the du ties of that position require and, if elected will be a representative man of hit Ward,

ent efficient Township Trustee will be triHUlBBBrtW ?.Wg® number of his friends, regarding his election. .HjBi.fotegone conclusion, should Btay itiak from the polls. There is not the

there ara jfiSny advantage in an over whelmifefe 'e^RBSiQ^f^ncconfldence. Vfyjrg*t er»ry Rqppbii^p, will see the necesity oi retaining iStr.

All the other candidates on the ticket are good men,' flnd deserve, as they will undoubtedly receive the united support of the party.

"Progressive."

Among the recont instances of experi mental legislation in some of the young States of the Great Republic we notice that Minnesota has made some important changes in her criminal code. 8h$ has practically abolished capital puniihjjnent by the enactment of a law declaring that no criminal shall suffer the penalty of death without the unanimous recomtnen dation cf the jury. She has decided'that in all criminal cases the accused shall be allowed to testify in his behalf. And fur ther, she has provided that an amendment to the Constitution shall be submitted to the people next November abolishing the grand jury system.

What are you Taxed for? The

New Albany Ledger beads an edi

torial article with the question,' are you Taxed for?" In noticing the Indianapolis Journal pertinently iay% the people of Floyd, and of moet other cop-, perhead counties of this State, can truth fully answer: "We a ro taxed a little to pay the legitimate cost of sustaining our baal government, and a great^oa!to?support the copperhead politicians of oui1 re spactiva counties."

Should another war unfortunately oc cur during the life time of the present generation, the Democratic offloe holders of th!« Siate ought to be drafted foi^ the cavalry servico.. .. Their experience in charging would make them Invaluable recruits for a heavy cavalrv corp/. assa=9=9s

WhlsKy Fraads,

The New York Tribune sayt*that the half has not been told concerning! the fraude on the revenue In the Scrath'-West, and supports the awertlco by thejpnblicatisn of a dispatch from Galveston which tells an astounding story of discoveries said to have been .madi by Treasury agents there. In a bonded warehouse in that city, outf£$0Q barrels, supposed to contain whisky, 300 were found to be filled with water, a large quantity of oombuetibies had beon secretly etorod in such a mimner ss to leave no doubt that the destruction of the warehouse was intended. Some of the officials involved have fled, and others have been arrested. i| I

In this connection the Evening roniele mentions the fact that a firm fn Oincinnati has just received an order rota' New Orleans for

twenty

barrels.

thousand

whltkv

Democratic "Economy." ce. of keeping Jtownshi ^nder tb! contr

of the Republican party cannot be overestimated^ XTJ&b reckless extravagance of the DewpeiaticrpatfJ*! ia-^most evjery case where they have been able to get their greedy hands into the public pufrse, should not be forgotten nor too readily forgiven. That party has given us, as its

Undoubtedly, had President Lincoln lived, the full fruition of peace would speedily have followed the olope, of tbe War. ThiB- TOrnf»er of tbfe Southern people, then, would have made accepts ble any terms which left the citizen -in possession of his property and the enjoy ment of his personal freedom. They frere weary of politics as well as war, ami expected only, and in fact only asked for, permission to resume their industrial kvb catiop|.ui^etMi»fe8«^,

.,„ K,' -r.ot

Natlob

in the

office which he has filled during the past year with marked ability" and honesty, and that .each will do hisi part towards this consnmation by patting in his' ballot.

DetAocraiiy plunged the Nation piled up a mountain of debt wbich should have sufficed even for their malicious Jextravg^ g«t$g But i| 4«)d jSotikUsfy tbfe.^Ql ical organization .wb)?p only bond Union has ever been "the cohesive po^ er of public plunder."

To increase our national woes still fd ther, to add, if possible, the last straw the cantel's back, tbey determin2d to oppose reconstruction, and have conMHtuijtly fouglhl ftgiinjtl clerytmCBiua'e iVilculated to proVbttt the ipeedy arid peaceful adjustmentof ditfereacts bfcltree^ the general government and the people of the late Confederate States Tnis has added many millions to the burden under which the people were groaning and cannot fafl to inortklsa p^pi^atJkveraon *to

*?wWSl i^nd. :Jlon*tlly

acc6ui1tea »r. 'Jfhele?W faoM w|iich have been proved by statistics heretofore published in our columns. Let tax-payers consider, t^iem and vote in accordance which jtieytsuggeits

Impeaclng A President.

#""i

(Ims Pabllo Spirit.

When^hy^orft fe/en't of Appomattox Court House ended the war, and the armies lately in conflict melted into the of the populaWon^and disappeared, said that our terrible struggle was and declared the self-sustaining power oar, popular Government to be proven under circumstances that bad tested it In all emergencies. We were wrong.

peoole-t ssiSg.i

Jits

Authors.

As fn National,T96 '•in' St^te County and Municipal affairs everywhere, with rare exceptions, tb« Democracy have gone in for "public plunder," for the heaviest ac cumulation of^ahe's^oUr o^ offi^' A ?tirf livies of tho coijptles "Ibis State .'-will show that most of those'under Democratic Con trol are taxed feeyoftd adljnecossity, and almost beyond endurance, to fatten a set of lsay ioaferg who live by cheating their oreduloua'.dupes, while counties where the Republican party dominates are t^xed lightly, and the money raised thereby

0ftj|?w.

-An

tioipating no more than this, they (pre pared to bend their energies to business

them to a condition of physical want. At that time, a general amnesty for pa||^litfC^OTdniet, *ncl general ehr dowixent wfth political functions, without regard to color or condition, would have inspired gratitude, and furnished an atn» pie guarantee for speedy reconstruqtion on a legal basis.

But the government was destined to yet another trial of its strength one most un«p$pt£g,_lut'nepdtyil: to iprove- its adequacy. The full capacity of tbe peor pie for self-rule had not been tested: It was not enough tbat they had conquered at the polls, tbat dark Oligarchy, which for thirty years sat in permanent conspiracy against Bepublican freedom thatthey had destroyed, on the battle-field, itsjvast armies, keeping a hostile world from open interfereobe' JmeaEwhilef and that they had peacefully renewed the rule of the party Whole original advent yfta the signal for* the

Insurrection. This consumma

tion had the seeming cf completedhess, and our tiiumph War bailed ail final by friends, and reluctantly acknowledge^ ^y foes. But it.wa4 oofc iyattonipleted.' In addition to these successes, the people who hfdshoVfn^hp intalligence, heroism and firmness necessary to their achievement, were still t(tl» subjected to a furthermost, and 'compelled to add another chaptir to their history ot self-government, b^tbo peaceful exereise of thejextreme power.given by the Constitution for a change of (heir cMefi$alv-4!t ^he^jpaiasfof .official term. Thosovarity of this last test can scarcely be described. Still smarting with! the wounds of war, and disappointed in {heir ardent hopes for peace bowed beneath a heavy burden of unaccustomed taxation, aud suffering from a general depression in business: amazed by the vacillation and blunders of their Representatives^ and dlsgWted, w|l}*bo tehtapojMous relations of tbe coordinate branches of the Governinont tbev had saved from ruin they weraikow reqotreA tb Ifcdlw^to ^6ch other and the world,ander allthese combined dlsoouragemente, that thej were capable ofa still lopgfcr endttrano^, it w^ec ftrbftarance, and a more complete demnonctration of thfir absoluto BolMrelgSlty, by arresting an offending President in mid career, aadihiUnging'tiwa to.solemn -.{rial on an Indictment prafdrred by the "Grand Inquest of the Nation t"*-to W, either vindicated in character and fame if found innoceot, or, if convlcted, tb be diveited of the symbols of office, and hurled from his eminence, stripped of tbe august powkrs Which the omnipotent .people haa lent for better use.

Timid patrots hare declared that Impeachment is a great peril, and have urged its prevention, while admitting Its

But it it

justice. But it it not peril instead of weakening the Government by Its strain, it -wifrwld a»oflierilTet~tB' ™tB6 already

the final that tile

w&iaai,

people aw supreme.-, Hill tling to tbe superstitions of kingcraft, andtcaroely conceive of a gOywninent administered according to the will of the governed. The strong instinct, cf poUtioia&a. almost as ineradicable original sin. Examples aw tiMd^'to keep it In wholesale check'. W»* sh»U not give to •tiiis example tbe Woody emphasis of bap^ ital punishml&tj nw 'put: confiscation or attainder in the sentence, not even imprisonment or exile. The methods ofdes*

potism are not kno^fh to our Hrac and the arraigned l^ssldent ha^ hin^jflf full protection against cruel unusual puti ishment, in the terms of the very Constitution" which he is scouted officiating- JiC foot, thespirit of punishment wil not ap- 1i^^toryWo^^Otir5N aTy^iii^h*^ B*(tKsliioni btntiiii ftArma# Mdjtlfcir EanlrtJS ^nfiish

^Sw„XSEtSS?.a^ vation of the public interest not vindic-

Ir^.

nanimity of the Amencan peopte'is of the most evident of their virtues. n-

nation which could forgive tie rebellious 1

could restore at once their forfeited fights of property and personal freedom and suffrage, cannot stoop to seek revenge upon an individual.

Whether, «x«ierated[ from evil motive, continue the exercise of his fuQCtioni.j or convicted of malfeasance, he retire forever from official life, the event will be'peace* ,p ful^and the result profitable to the counand instructive to the world. Of courec, we do. not desire any m&a to ain in order that his sacrifice may be a warning .to those if ho shall follow (him but If it is the destitiy of this man to be a Jadas

91^000

massee of the South, at the close of a con- 1 iBenas ibt of »*»cty SOO AitisreU BOOHS, BI* flict like curs, without the judicial aacri- IBLE5 and PHOIOfiBAPE A1BCMS. ETcry tap flee of a single life, for treason and which |wCatalogues ^i«h. fret oh application, and

This is.on the Bupposition~that the Presi ident shall be convicted. But he may be acauitted. He will have had an open trial in the highest court known to our ,1aws. N.9f-%»,ana an aanagw Street, ghiiadeiahiy, Fa.

The New York S«/t says the Canvass

in Connecticut is going forward with energy. Both parties are working pretty wei'l, but the prospect is not essentially

The Eepublicans, on the other hapd,are full ot life, and speak with certainty of the triumph they count upon. They say that there is now no negro question to .distract their forces that the eighthour law, which weakened them greatly last year, will add to iheir strength now and that the young men who become of age this year, and will now vote for the first time, are all going for Grant, Buckingham anJSewell. sBtsm$BBC6S8 ^"rt'

An Eleoaht

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vra all ended, iwer of

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Eersons

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OKDE1UCD, That a& election 'be held on Monday, April 6th, ins, by the resident cltlseis of the Third Aft'&ro, ttt said olty, for a nwmbar of the Common C-ounoll, of said Ward, fo BU the vacancy oocasioaed by tho death of VirtfV A. Sparks.— Tba said Kleetinn to b« hsld at l^tapsou's Ooopsr Shop, in sald Wartt,

OROBBBD, T«ani(K,' Tllattlie polfs ba kept open between the Ugl Jroarsof hoitllagelabtions for Township, OonntyutHi state uO«ers, ae4 that the Board or Brgisteri, XesiM. Da Ms' JcHnto^,. Jonathan Oilman and J.A. Jwdoa.afttaaIaspeetr' orstana Judges

millineky

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changed since we reported upon at last dty. week. As the race now stands,' itbto Be-

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fcuo ittue JIU^T svauuo.

publicans are apparently ahefdirj«jid| if they bold their present start up to the election next week, it is rather tnore than probable that'they will wi_4 £h'e prjke. The Democrats seem discouraged, if Either tbeir failure'to carry New Hampahfro, or the prospect that Andrew Johnson will be sent back to Tennessee, or the Uncertainty respecting their Presidential candidate, or some other less visible caijse, has taken tbe heart out. of tbeni., It is true tbat tliey are gaining by the naturalization of new voters, but even this fact does not suffice to. insspinja,them with confidence. Evidently, they have no great hope* of resisting tbeonEet of their f«ei

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Alpacas New desirable sbadesj

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Fine Silver Watches 30 to 50

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it, ini erise fflay be-

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ing aa^as from many who ha**, latalf drawn V«i0ayieBtJ»wfMi4 Ji^wtty.-pefnMtijid uMftpub !!^^Wlikins, ttaBaio. VT V't .1,000 lUas Annie Monroe, Chicago, 111., Piano, valued at, $«80 Bobt. Jaokson, Dubnone, Iowa, Oold Watch, ISGO Phillip McOartuyr IwuUTllll!, Ky., Diamond 2sm8«w«»K'sr :a: Mjl*azke4 Wis.. Piano, WO T.. W»Plrt, GlovfUnd, Ohio. Melodeon, $126. -i iVV'If'e pnbjish jui ns£mcs ,YJthdni permlssion»

OPINIONS OF ~THX "They are ddfng the largest knsiaass Ilia finals fall abls, and deserve their suctett."—Weekly Tribune, •wJ havo examln^ thdr system, an4 know them to be a fklr dealing' flrin."—K. T. Herald, Ftb 88,1188. •'Lut vreet 'a friend of. oars draw a 1605 prlae, wlitckr. was promptly rsoftlTeid'."—Daily Maws, MuA\ 1888.

Send for circular, giriag JWI. jaore references and OTMab}« »p-acft~Irmjt prafs. SMjatiL. iifl HittlntiW

Tickataloi

Dollars All letters should bo addressed to Harper, Wilson A Co., 17» Broadway,

na#bia

kAgenta -wanted everywhere to aell oar

'Patent

Etxrlartag

Metallic Cktka-Linm.—

rnfliis IS iTO HUanBCOt-Bjr send'sgM -M-

«nts

tuiBUap witk ac«, b«igM, color of

bffsaud hair,yon will reeaireLly retajoaita^O, a CiJircct piotuce of your fotnra hnjbandar wife, With unine, and rfaf-

r&S\ P.'t)l

marrtarfe. AMr*» W.

Dra#Br No.' 8, FnltonVni», N!

TlIE QUiCKS EXTOBT

rBoM.THXia o*riviuXATB raiuanQuiwkery XCxposeU. SM'"He FaUent's jOalde.'! It tells you how: to cereoiaeasea of the genei^tiTe organs, "in1otl^ s.xes, wltntfmplr, a^fe and reliable rem«dl«, beprooand at.,any ,-drng store.: jChote about to marry s'boiiild proeure a coppy.ationce. Addresi tt.'W.ltOItTOH/jr. D., 12iOrtsM ttreat.N. jr. Ualled on reOeipt ot 1 fkistagestaap«. -t-:

fn ttiiomi And wlrt present io atix ptTpou tog ua a ClulQftii wr 6reaf-'^j j,

OUTK D^LKilt SPtitH

Dry and Fancy

HOME,

OF PRttMKIUM&i

Our Friends will readily hotioe our Presents for -30 and, .60. Clubs .are1now more than equal iavalue to Cl^s in valup W Oltfbs of 60 ,iind.'

biiigiameift j-iii dmi\ .fljM |gr Pheais« Bxamiue.

Any peraon orderiOg either of lbe Olabs i&aqtioaei belOw, 3*n h*?6 th#tr 8«\ei iion Premiums numerated, cori*w»Ji6tdiD^^tb tbe Oluby FEBBOF ONUl'DOljLAllJi

For a ClttV* of 30, (|8.)'-0a« of ibo fol,lowing article*, TIk: l'nfaina dressirattei'a fan. ey colored bsd spread llW view Tnrkey muroCeo album 20 yards sliefetliig striked cashmera Aolalne'diese pattern boney comli quIK ail wool fquare stiawl B«r,.totid gold bosom Btnds altW^oI f&pc,y cashmere pa.^ts nnd vest patteru gent's hair guard chw'llfgold trtniningd sllrej plaj chRBflh bottt'r-Ji8b sUvfcr plbtbd S I'ottle re^d ing castor, on ««t set aojperior fitaeied blad knives and forks worst^jl promonade ahawl )a dies' I .lug gold plated chain ladies'' gold deable ring gent's heaTy "chaseif siilid 'gO'd rlng sulld black walnut work box or' writing.desk ex}ra quality balmoral.akirt sat. Jewelry, slesre batcocs to match vlc.liii aud"bew gent's, cardinal «cbe Biilmdid ebony Iff iflatJ-, ivory f'rlmmiii" snperior l'ur&ey: morocco-, shopping bair laid bigb cut balmoral boots.. for a Club of flO (86.)—0n« of the follow fng urticlci', viz: UTacfc or co^orod. alpaca dnesai p.«tt-rn one piece "of biearfietl orbrovrn sheeting uiigrared, BilTer.plated, 6 battlt/r«vultingoas 'i% yards superior caslnnera$r pants an^ pat(er_ extra heavy lioneyoonib qnllt .two cy colored fcec('Bpread» p'stir1 'gent's calf boafts 4 yards farmers? good, wodt frooking Taney oaSUr "reas pattern .best,quality biilmcpsl rood _b'ra(i8 alarm -clock" ladlon' jail anvAKnlkiflrl MAA AT rlrd

mere plaid skirt rosewoOi .. _. .. wool clOak patt'eYriV sflvir-plbned ctike Or burftet far mnff or oape.j ladles' fashloni woul doubleshawl splendid.daadad fsjmUy BltlM 9x12 recbrd papte and engrayfiigei'S yards doifcla width water' preof cloaking set i»ory handle Knives, with siivor plitsd forks 5 toe let of lace curtains. 'lj

F«ra Club oflOO^O^ne lowing'articles, viz: 4 yrds^ dotibTa wli ing or coating 2 larg!, Una/bleached 11] ctwers, with doz. large dined1 dUmtir na'pkinsj .oatcbr 26 yards ppladDld homp carpeting, colors extra Quantity black or alpaoa. dress tarns one larger piece of -snperior quality width.sites ing ^pair gent's calf boots, beat q*al lty siivir hnnUn^-cttbedpatenJ- Jever watch one doz. iVory handled steel bladod ktiives and folks silver-plated engraved 6 bottM reyplvtng caslorjrj roith^aat ^lasaj ixittles splendid yioUn 'box ^nd bow, cosupleter single, barrel khut gun JBj i'(6vol?er pair snperior whlW

•A1BD & CETJPT,

Orricz.—No.

T.-

pEBE YflBggUf of DKBIHTY, SEXUAL DfSEASE3, 4c —Send roar »Jdre«» on itamped envelope and ask fer circullfr Direct to -AMKBIOAli iJJWS OO.f lil Ncttn st

GkocUi9

A WATCE, ilECE OT SKEETINO, SILK l?nv iBM» PATTBBNS, &c„ *c., ^T^e© of Cost Our lnducemfnt^ during thupant few years hiTa been' large." WE NOW DOUBLEOCR BATES

innff-foi ba^' sl4fer fl^tad XfllTO UftUtoa

ensTaved lbtDftdrar .with advttt^-Vardsl all .» .~

engraved.in» pfti^rer^with salvMr Sards' all woo^finoy caaaiwere,for su^ ono dossn Bogers' best silver plated fSrks i*common, senso. seWlag and embrotde'iag maobllle two heavy hobey. comb qnllts splendid family Bible, record and pbotogfaph paga. For larger Claba-tbe valne U«Ma{ei •... in Sis* same ratlo^

Catalogue pi Xioyds aad ^aqiQla .sant to aayjad dress rnSfi'. Send m'oney,'by registered letter, Address all orders to' -1

TBE BEST THE CHEAPEST bptfiipanfnili .-.i.ijfliri .3

The exterislvsuSsofHKwie WstdierV^'Sstilway Oonduotors, JSuglneers, andXxpressnMn, tha diost oxaotinft clasi of, wafch-wsarers, has tberpnthlji demonstrated tho strongtb, steadiness, dnrabfllty 'and aociiracy of tho Waifham TKatfh. Te sausly tbat class, in, all these respects Is to decide the .question as to tbe.real,value ot these timekeepert.

More tlian

3 X1

OOLOHS.

OOD'are speaking for th*emee|vek

in thepociets-o'f tjife pWple*.

All respectable 'iiovf-' iieH Wultham Watch&t and rompetKIoulatfall the WOrldkftdm, is favorable tc wuft'l prolit.'. Tha trade is satfafie1, bccause, t!,v prtfit un. aach watch is small, the deinttmi ll i'Argb a:dltil are saleable,

Vniirapuloua imports» cccaslonally place a wortljlom Ba ina imitbtiou in the market. To atoid fiupi demand a troasurer of K. BOBBINS. !u.

There are diSert-nt grades of finish in the diterent Varieties hf Watuhear'niade by the Waltham Company, an theV acsdifl'eion* sikea andahapta 10 suit a|l tee Us and oiM*ue but, ev«^'i AF^toli that beirj ilie genuine tra -o uiark of/'WALT' HAM" Is guarraiitiSrf 'to be" A"' good "om, aid 'on1bndyneed bo r.'.rahl to buy It Every Watch Folly Warraiittd.

For sale by ati flat-etas-i doaiLi'ii in tli»: tfclt»)i J-taie |Dii.^iti«k Pr ivuiCfyi, KO0UIiVM l: AJPl'LeXOK,

Ask for' a Wahham Wateh, andv..- 1 other.''' -n IT 18 TUE D£ST! 18 CHEfP^SU dawSm

0*V!NIBUS LINE.

C4tUu

Kaia Btnat, atolra.

IM WMdtf

_Wm. E. McLEAN,

GENIK4H^CoitM5il»e AGENT, Terr&Haute, Ind. Orndk.-^oJ»m*a mtsnt. dwSHy

HH JOH

.«gj. ». o. umu

'Ctijili

thOTriot—NoSSitresl

Ws B. MUFFITB. •:il 6.'•

AlIenv Haires

Co.,1

r: 15 Federal ,• Mi^as.,

V.OJBaxiCk!'

Q9W.-

-t .lin

MBtUiv

Wlioleaala Dealers Hi Frenchi ^erman and Hngllsh Dry and Fancy Good*. Cntlery, Plated Ware, Album*, Leather Goods,

Sto!'"a"7'

r-.

flKtft Sid l*dw

MLEjRIOAK idl Jtoqoi Jo p. bib

.sba

.pIsh! llei

Imported Watches are made on an dxpcn^ly^ syi tern, in small numbers, but. by nomsroua kers, and are placed In the market tare bj Importer whoitst seenres'a''

A Custom-house, duty of 2$ i,er ooot. payable in Gold. A profit 6f*t Wast'Sfiper cent, to^lbeImpostor, ahother profit to tllsJobberj thus uiarly doabllng the cost of th*.imported,w»ich, -,

At Walthaiu, At atcheii ^ro mauupiptured largi' scalo, under bnft roof and system "of su vision and !EsanK{reluent, thereby saving many tbecipouseHn-Ccanarily iacBrred iu small esfab Kshmentfi hgnco^heir gf«at,cheapness.q

.-=w I

atq-

'Bv B?BLEB'S OMNIBUS |T. Kvitt M.alraatti ror^tralma telling tba City, and aUu d»avo» In any part of ths city witli cwoMil dlaljatch: 'All orrfefsKjfon'tSa Sfcte die Post 6flfc4, at[ Davif' I'rng Store, pc my residpooewlll bsprompt. -towdtf,,, io. J3 65r *«r"

^HllOSOl'Hf or ikab^ia«i£ KswCotmssorS/trntiiM^ aa MiteAd'st tli* ew Tork Museum of Anato aabjeots: How t» Liva aad, Toutfi, Maturity ond Oid Age ally Reviewed: TBtf O^nSe of Indigsstipti

:Tlata-r'

lenceratd Kemtui BisSasss -aaaonntad (b^ HatTjage -Phlioauphjcaliji Considered, Ac. Pookst -these' Le^turcs' wil! ba fot-

F4onr StampM, hf adirening^ Jlrs*u* Br A»n*o«T,-*j8 a-oad-

way,Maw York.

,•

marlfidly —ft

gTEAMi 3)7® HQUSE.:

re^iirnad to i£$'sjty, and iuted tt) a"%t«am l%eldf An47r8eom1iwrKsiaMWi*eat,'ITOk jold Stand, Vo. 8 North Fonrth 8treet, where he ^rill be pleased to meat his old friends, and as many new ones as may favor him with their patronage aftdtf

w- troil notJ

(•sal

mum

t-oi'-jf

iltfU:

cor|tel«f lKu^U «ai"llalu

streets, (o*«r Ooodlaan'sOlothla^ tnore.y- B«al dano« N«.» Mortli Wertkanaae. iibnoctMi i^i"" "rir

•Hi.

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•W3SI

The Oldest^tabliAed In Terre Haute, Orrwa^rOa SiiitfV Mm^»'Mt#aaAa' Ohio, one door aoatb of^Njltioaal' ififnMi 11a lug had apwariia (kf -eiglittwu feari riencein Dentisti^, ha is confident Uikt gUs satisfacthm in at! daasa.

jp RICg A jtPadK M.r

JBb^d1^ ^rSVifri

SUWMM»i1»l

OrriOK-On Ohio aplSdtf

QTfiW ART HOUSB. A Noktkwbsv Coa. Pobl»-£

1 aii

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Vie*B^ti4nffWiB» 4t4,i%ai*i.1

.3p.©r«r©, ajHayteffr This HoMl iiiy reoit^tiy 1beek reilitad, aikd jfttt la ftrst-olaSs M«r aCsrtnr «c(«Mb*datltal ahsnr passed in tbaftyate*-,-, .s ..j.iaitfCi .fumnrr*/

UWPEBTAXgUa:

Is prepared- io iieewSs)' 'fttOtirlil 'tis ffili wit iwaUi4u,sa)d diaiiaMic sfMrttsst Chsrr trsyts'^y^jl^t*, ytdtooa.^

Jo,

ifi'ost reasonabli Oherrvet,

7IS

MONOPOtT'0# SAMS OF 80MTE ON^MANO FAbTOBK. I To the Manufacturer's' prdllt Wast be aided Oestof Impovtatlon. 'I1

TU8T REOEIVEfit" (flu ,• jfjhMflaU iosnoo vllsiioaitdas gY .%Op1I/I lalioqsii LafolEo ,• tnfe w-jfiai1? fepftijissj .a«7il«liisasnqsa i» eswoli

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WitilClAfiiTS"

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Omct as*l]

iaid' to iOO&iM WmUlrn ani rtlidrrti.r i« •yJtMitlotfUMkiitkii h»i--ipx-oH Ln- si*ss-s ^••1#***

yahata na hand a laa rtark of Saflt* Jkwn.

•Irii'at'a vary small kdrano* on M.

W© Warrant our W^kij to be luperior to aay etw before offered in tnia^ •arket.

UStaiM, and at the same thee

We also keep an hand, and mansfaotors to order. Window and Door Frames, Mouldings afad

_P8AI*mjrefl¥{.ANIHa HILLS.

felOttf

Dmk Mt Prtsrrtptldtt Storf,

9. i'J .ci

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lek—Bantin Hoase.

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:tift&H|trart..

otar UwMattsial IBtfBahtl I

fi ::i iii-.' sir y\m 'BiO£

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HOTELS. F. 1

gU»TIN ItOUSB. .1 ttlSH* AIMMMM Bv A. C«M»¥«,W^'r». 'gontheast Corn* mmi:* Terro Hawte, Indiana. ran owtjsirj inii fbom ivi. tbaiks. -ir, ivi-ft ffii.l fill .1

ary ifllteWt oiantaa, fmwx- e.-o'aiock a ml, till

P- H.i Ji. !•-. -iiba:-

C* :tfiii

TERRE

v.T,,

six •'barrel ,i'ivol?er .pair snperior whltd wofll AI biankels

nldSTn#1

19jxe«i^

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imi •ABnia«U.v:.iL^~.u..vU U%rDi^4

Tbe StWef tfnti i»*»t tliis

}Bvnte

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.«*.Iftasr amd

omorpttmil tndia

Bate^Meganceand

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Reticular.

War'-

cheap*

est Boof toaisiMdli flia^rodf. Oalltti' ,, oucr a wiLUkifa,. Prattle Oity, Planing K(I]s,. corner, of 9th (knd Mulberry Smarts. ":f»8dtf

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Oarriogd, i^auitii^,

WH *r«n jri fw-—w».

it, strebetwean 3d and 4th. sMlf .. .mA% n.

tars.

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Choicd TeaftJ •:!, it --1 rrf »7 ril t-tJcifi-nw »»H twnrrnaJ-j-fteTj'.) frwbnnd owo snl ni si doidv i««j "§sq

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Beauty acquired.

TheBfl^CbwpeiM^acwtiDiimbteio

gtnunentsfor WrillB^eTerTMeditiJ

•BUT BYJMAll. SAFELY. j-

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lo jJwt Odl dllw 7»ls«r --eT b"tzioq S A W W 8 I I 8 O OfJBveri/

qold

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abled to warrant tbe first ensdlty ai most reepectftilly invite CaiHae to call end inspect then. Wool taken in enchased for Goods, and the highest market rates paid. oeOldawtf

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a 'I

ei .'it- fc-i.tqa {f,At ,Tf.vtT»-- iff

to ItAirlfti i^llI^1,)8^ I

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Main Street, bet. 8th and -ii

dinotJMiui.il- »d -..J 'J ..-j,.. PJtUOUPTIOKa caMfally iiou^aay iJi tnnoa is--da dim ouasi in

tT*Uet Naap* MHMII 111*

•BIT.: HATKBIAM, Eldare known the STANDARD kyBUMH CMMbai•li flaM e»e*y*h»*r *4dwly

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finer-premium ^4, 1

V3ARRETT'SOliverRESTORATIVEl^

Of Medal

HAIR

MV By the Tv. II. State ArrhruUural Srclchr, str in «lr, ho»d«ri in SfPt. Ai iM. AKRETra

HairEestoratitc

Jkmrei On thotei The,

r.BtUr to its lUluMVOotori 1 of the Ebir chuoge* 1

nooto tft ft St otMad emnio

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BARRE

LOB1) it vhlcagt, Qeaeral Kprtii.-W es rn Agantac,''

J. 6c A. for TsrraHanta,Ink. Ui«"s tr*iidwem

Ho TraTellBt' AttWts Employed Qq aad ya wUlflaAfwa sawily aW*id toj ——ounrioaa stamfl

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DOCTOJI WHITTIEB an AN, as hlf .Will ihofw naamxle tanwis JtfcQsa AU sMy MsK/%,

racttoakas^kaen at prltait 4a Joworrisa.Blwt. Blricm*, ail C^i

IpWie or

potency.tUisliieas, ideas, evil foreboding, aversion to society ,'loi« memory, weakness, 3kk, not all those in any bat all ocourrl&g'fraquently in various oasts jayaa'g .:,.

AND

itAUfi Hfiiilfi A JBMW Mannfaofamaof all kinds of

OBA€KEE^

I. te liafcjaltatt., ketwsMiOaaal aSdDayd,'

.i'lg

-h

A*WJLVN oyjBUJf^

a A a

MMALMSTATM A&MXTS,

sc^oateoaa to--«r*KAil"Awb

'1hmg'

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J. A. J3RYAN,

.(• N I' ,tiit1 3,nino

115 MAIR'ST.

.ocsronail at8 xnctl TERaE JaAXJ^ IND

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lo soasitiwt iuadjlw

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somm*?4rjei*TENT8,1

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Oor facilitlse for prooming Patents are not ex-, seeded by any establishment in the United States. A^l kinds of Models bnllt to order. [dMdftm

AND AGENCY.

TCHHitWi. U.D. 8C6W. into. C.

Abs

GLUT WIT.T.TAMS.

MM •iDiWS

11 f«r

t-i

No. 50 Oliio Stroe '1 .-V"

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Convey

.ivf)

anceiihg

Cure/ally JUtyue

tracts of Title furnished, Loans ne '^gotiaWa and Mofiey SnVe«M»J' iw8

bJ-t::!oq

I-fi edi bo 7.' ia fefUft

FOR HALfi.

,*MW

p»a|rabl».ta«ideaos aa 4«ali» laxk«t#tr*^— •T«r 3 acras of ground, well s«t witli fruit and shrubbery. Price, 97,000 UMafc tW-r4^ablV

it ^an..8j» V/ :39*a

Twa lota in Dean's A^ltloc, reiy cbeapFlve accea, uatof Ihgsa'« 6«rt»s.

mtlfeii^aif^

ethf

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kuuhu mk

tlis^'^usay

•an*#" alifft-aet*, MinotM ^aad.wgjuw

tihodl#') «»•?.* Its, adjoluiu^

Building Lota, ufJoliiluK ih« city, AorUteas te*l«?a-

—good sice—low price and

st a^iart, avnh^*iU]aiii l«rga »tfc«le. W.' Pric»

Uonsc aud lot. ..., tlo'nsP^drocttm, i^raksaaa^^ i'i^

forty, aires 34 o.lls« Suntlieaft or. lawn—X« •dta* woulliiatuo,' baltoco fltf* timber. TVj cheap.

OReiil Colnttku

»0nq fli

Jp' »sis

HENDRICIT & LA^GE,

OIBc» ovcr First National Bauk, Ojraac ui funrth and Ualn Stmts,

Terre Haute, Inl. 8*1*)* iTKJsHaSA

Abstract* of title furnisfied, LoM &egptUted, find Money invested.

JanUSdtf

Lsjct

oi Jo a Bsviown mm

W liirf 1 -i.jobs vfw»3 sd# i?6no ai*T» I ffXh«S«nU than the Sword.'» r.orn.iinft.n oia:':. t.1'

4«

po Npv wE4n:}0trt.

Single One will "Last a Lifetime iuti«aiiSe»¥r—aiol'?

BY,^HBIB TTSK

XBX ULBPfOfW^ITHiqMItEDUCED,! ,, ^jreatoP Unlforini^ i». Obtained.

M,.

OlIF PBOWCBTT.

Letts In Muton's Addltloa to Tim lanta Huub« and iott eaat Oaio atr«#tK UMlasand lot, tn McMntrain's AddlUtloB, Boats and lot Is Sibley's addition on tUs atreet, Hons? and lot In Base's addition on 8tn street, House and lot on Popl«r, b»twe«® Oth

mmiTth

streets, iionse aud loTon North 5th, l«tweeu (.litsnnt aud iiltiton streets* Tr a .'

Two business Houses on str e. ,, -*,i-

tidt

OOUNTT PR^PKBTV..

Tarm of 89 acre* in Honey Crrelt Township, 173 acres in Linton township. 3 Acres l)ciow tin: Koliinir Alill. we^s side canal.

FOUNDRIES.

SdtTWO

JSL

VIGO FOU^DRI

MACHINE" SHOP I

S®Mce of Co-Paptuerahtp.

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Castings, (hade order, at these Wurks, situated 9ie Terre liaate Indfsnapelis, and tbe •ville A Crawfordsville Railroad Depot*. tioperiHng promptly ifttenrftd ft) '[r" OiU)ER8 SOLieiTRt)

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Mpafi' of Brass Work, Patent Office Models, Ac. Wo are alao prepared to ont l!ootba*- arVCof Gearings of either Cast Iron, Wrought Iron or Bras*, tr. ttM tnost p^r^ot manner.-'

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Bepalrlngdone promptly. All parties connected #ith thi/MMfl%nient being Practical Mechanic# of severai^yeM-suq^rl enoe, we feel safe in siylng that we can render fallMttsfactlon. to- oiir avktamara, both fn^lnt ^^C'Pc.'^-for .n old scrip Un delivered at the "Phoenix. Foundry," neM the Passenger Depot. augMawnwt/^^^'^T^

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