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Thnrsflaj doming, April 0th,*86S

^Republican State Ticket

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FOE BECBETABT STAWt.

majos max. f. a. hoffmah, or roa AcMToa or state. Major JOHN D. EVAKS, of 11

BENJAMIN CLAYFOO'L, of iayett.. vrtO. ELECTOR* ftlSTH DISTE1CT, Cpx%^ I- BOS?, of Lawrence.--(foynjtdJWT, jCorovEl JOES T. 9MITH, of Greene.

An industrious German statistician—ha muat have been a German to "have had tho necessary p*t'«BC0

and

ifdustry-bfts

computed that 2,762,000 lives have beep lost in the various wars which afflicted Europe from 1815 to 1864. In the Crimean wai died 256,000 Euasianij, 107,000 Frenchmen, 45,000 Englishmen, and 160© Italians. Tho Polish insurrection coit 190,000 lives, and the independence of Greece 148,000. Algiers has occasioned to France the loss of 146,000 men. Italian war 59,664 Austrians perished 30,220 Frenchmen, 23,610 Italians, 14,OOP Neapolitans and 2,270 Papal troops.

The Richmond Sffingerfest. Our musical friends will be glad to learn that arrangements have been made with Professor Babus, of Cincinnati and his line orchostra, composed of twenty five first class performers, to be in attend ance at the Samgerfest in Richmond which is now set down to take place about the 20th of May, and continue three dayt Responses have already been received from invitations to such an extent as toloave no doubt that tho approaching fei tival will furnish the citizens of that place with the finost musical treat th«£ ever enjoyed.

The French Press BUI.

THE New York Sun thinks "it is a pity thut France, whose late rulers have claiined to be in advance of other continental nations in all ideas of liberty, should have put itself so far behind the slowest of them as tio lato Government Press bill has done." it will be remembered that on the day of the passage |of that bill M.J Leopold JavaTj endeavored*to -obtain "From the House some modification of the section retaining the power of inspection and suppression of foreign newspapers to the Minister of the interior, and to have them loft freo to come through the mail and be distributed. Austria, he said, forwarded to Paris 46 different newspapers daily, Switzerland 67, the English colonies 618, Spain 82, NorthernJGermany 105, Italy 112, tho United States 170, and England 265. Many subscribers do not receive one out of lour sent to them, Austria and Russia have both given up, this oppressive system of discourtesy to foreign, residents, and Franco shonld be ashamed to continuo it. But she has done so. The bill passed complete, and the Emperor, whoso reign is peace, still finds it necessary to maintain a caution and eBpionge of a state of wan

"The Good Time Coming" The impeachment trial will be rostimfed to-day and there is overy reason why it should continue without further interruption to the end which, we confidently believe, will be tho removal of the. traitor, Andrew Johnson, from the position to which tho bolder but not more guijty traitor, J. Wilkes Booth, promoted hip. The lattor assassinated a President, th^ former has done all in his power to destroy the lifo of tho nation. The daknning crime of murdering the great aind good Lincoln, was a trivial offense compared with the attempt of Andrew Johnson to place the Government, bound ht^nd and foot, within the grasp and under (he power of perjured, conquered rebels.

Let tho good work go on to a speedy and righteous issue. Johnson deserves, at least, official death then "off with his (official) head." Let honest Ben Wade take the holm and guide the Ship of Stbte away from the shoal?, rocks and quicksands, among which tho traitor thre&tent to wreck her, into the calm deep sea and before tho steady breezo tf national prosperity. Let every patriot csay: "God speed tho happy day."

Alta Vela,

The somewhat mysterious words at the head of this article have been paraded through the press of the country for some time past in connection with a notable incidont of the'impeachment trial, fb Wit, the withdrawal of JeremiahS Black from the array of distinguished legal talent summoned to the aid of A. Johnson. The Philadelphia Enquirer has a full and probably reliable version of the story which has connected tho name of the illustrious Jehkmiah with Alta Vola, and from this account we are inclined to believe what at first seemed fubulous, that Mr. Black de'clined to act as counsel for A. J. -because the latter sustained his Secretary of Stato in a decision that he made about Alta Vela. 1

We agree with the Enquirer in the opinion that nothing was to bo made by' Mr. Black, by,remaining steadfast to the

It is Evidept that JohjosojPs presidential days are numbered, and if he sthfc" bornly refuses to compensate his "lawyer by granting him Alta Vela, what hope can there be of obtaining a triumph with his successor But what is Alta ^fl^ says the impatient reader what can it bji that has snch an influence upon*lEe "destinies vf the nation, as to cause the withdrawal of the protection ,of th^astutfe Black from tho troubled Johnson, in the hcur of supremeet necessity.. Alta Vela is a desolate, uninhabited island, half a mile wide and three-^ukHiM of a mile long, 16 miles fVomthe cokst of Saa Domingo, valuable odIj upon acount of guano found upou.it by oaeof Mr. Black's clients. The latter, supposing that Alta

edHto nobody^ took poile

Vela beli?

United Sta

cecded ^dig out the guiho^^K*", ^evea monthfc' enjoymenl of this source of wealth, Dominicans came «P«° party, claimed ttiat the island was theirs, carri.d off' the adventurers, imprisoned broke up _their business. Be-

ingw- ur.T&lkol their coun

political inflect

mitfiean claim. Hs fthows tba. tfw .At Covered Cur^roPHJtB ffcilWbos, belonged to Spfeln utttil the indef*n-denfce-qf 6*n Doming? established. 'Vind theft became Dominican property.

that i8 tfaeu"^'ry

ut Alta

XX 0 £s Foreign Items.

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from his

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Mr. J§i.icK denounce Mr. Sswakd's arguments, and sneers at liis maps. Lms to have arpfcTSTthat the President would selF-f^^T^Hh a fleet of iron clads to 'take ptftse&fon 4FA1U VelaMr. SRWABD says it would not be Jos Mr. Black says that the only question is, whether be shall Be" allowed to gain the C^flpcft behilfbf hlO cfients. Skward says Tw.'joHHSoN does not say yes. So tfia indignant Black declines to defend tha TVarident against the impeaches, and

Yela-

A Few Items from a Long Kecord Keep it before,the people that tha Democratic party is responsible before God and the ocuntry for tha late, cruel and wicked' war and all lif re--'suits thereof -including thefearfal W»C,rifice ef life on both sides, a land foil af destitutejwiifo ws and"! feaiis,* JieTf4«s», despairing,cripples, men, in middle life: broken down in health 'an4 bus««iess, left like miseraWe wrecks high. »p ojii the •shore while tha stream,of lfo and business 6weeps along leaving them there in their utter and abject wretchedness to invoke the curses of outraged Heaven i|pon the party which hp' bfeen the author and architect of their irretaediabte ruin.

Keep.it before the people, that the Democratic party, Mer having, without just cause or pr-dyocatioB, plunged .the country into sli the nameless' horrors of ciyil war,' did, with malice pre pense, needlessly prolong the horrid strife for two years by factious opposition to measure calculated to restore peace.

Keep it before the people that, when the Union party had triumphed over rebels in front and treason at the rear,, the Democratic party opposed®nd still opposes every measure intended -to restore the r§bel Statee to thelr normal relations to tho gencfal governqiient,

Keep it tetore the people-na'nd let no amount ot^fejnoctatic st'rktegy hid4'ft for an instant-fVom the ga?e of the .'world— thht our enormous jlational debt is a legacy?.£rom the Democratic party that it ie, simply and solely, their work, andu that every pang which the poor man feejs beneath the butften of taxation, is a gift fronr the Demooratic party every groan extorted from the 'poor by the grinding pressure of hard times, iB a curse upon the i3mooratiaApiirty or a prayer for their defeat and overcrow.

On the lf th of Match the Prince Imperial reached'the age ofitwtilve years. Commenting upon the imperial birthday, M. la vet, in the $iiuation( ParisJt remarks that this the' flrst time for more than a century that the heir presumptive has attained thecSame age in the country over which he expected to rule. The ton of Louis XVI aled iV the Temple at the age ofninefthe JGhg'ofBdma left France atiBe -ige tof"lhfete, Ad died in exile the Difln bf Bordeaux was but teo y6ars of age when the reroltttion'of July drove hiai,iptp banishment. The Count de Paris was still younger when the events of February, 184J^ eondemned him toga siiti^ ulur

Acdrdiug tWf t])«, Paris Preste, Lopex* President ot, Paraguay jhas imitated Theodore of Abyssinia, by forcibly detaining and compelling to labor, in his service, more than one hundred Englishmen, chiefly engineers, miners and medical moii. "The fortifl6ation of Humaita, was it will be remembered, iopustreoted by Engliihmen, who, when the war broke out, t^jre RrixWtilf tb"' tftpTft ibinp,' but have hot yet been 'permitted to leave Paraguay. Mr. Gouldf dent out to negotiate in June, 1867, harfailed in effecting thoir release, and the maiter will, it is expooted, be brought before the notice of Parliament.

The German Treaty.

The treaty|with the German Confederation, negotiated by Mr. Bancroft, has met with the approbation of both nations, and it has been ratified by each. The agreement seems to be cordial, aa to its importance, but there is much more ccsigratutatlon upoh thd subject in Germany tb«n in the United States. Von -Bismark spoke enthusiastically in relation to the arrs^ngemeat In't'^is country we have not shown quite so much joy, which is to be attibuted to the ftct that the treaty Seems to be sotoe^hat eqiuVocal, and does not express, in pl&n and certain laaguae% the full meaning of that clause whichrefers to the offenses committed before emigration, for which "The naturalized citizeh ttiay be held liable if he should return to his native country. There, is no express remission of the right of Prussia to call1 upop ber late subject for the^military service which ^he might nave owed before heemigrated. To make the liability upon this point thoroughly clear the treaty was sought on,the part of the United State*. iNevertheleiSj we can lose nothing £y making "experiment under this treaty, to discover exactly what the German Governiueoti meani-by the provision which .we contfidfer doubtful. JIf (he «auso il fairly carried out, accordihg to our desire and hope, there will be not£ ing to complain of.., If it is not, we will be in no worse post^on fa reference, to this controversy thaa we are present. Under the traat^tff^^Pft^CL^lii put &a.' end tp4h»ui^^taA^n^«piEia- thn master, by notice, so that if there ia deception. as tothe construction to be~]ttftC&d upon it^: provisions, we can go hack to the.origInal condition of affairs, if we prefer that coufrs'e/j.wHK power to resort t$ war to liecomplifh an object t'hat cannot be gained1 by diplomacy.—PAiiadaipAt Enquirer. 99

Teflo figEt a duel, she having promised to reward vcllii her hand and heart the 6tfnqueifcr.t A dt)iiad'of idle' soldiefs conatituted themselves as. seconds, took the twcrlovers intt) the woods, armed them

W\tli 'rnuskeU, and put them twenty paces apart. It seems that one of the principals bud loaded his musket with asfinimense load of powder and a handful of tnuskfctUalte. When his gun fired everything felj, befere him. He killed his adversary, wounded fourof hiswoonds, and had his owu breastworta MriousH-njar-,

ed.

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~Mat(Se^Arnold thinks theWitiile of Hep worth fiiason'a/'New Americai' ought ito have3^^?!1

T"The

themselves."

Mormons, ty one of

Literary Sfoa^Talk. on aides dtecripffte effj Wi

amos Parton is en articles for The A Ce leading sects. to write more interestingly than he

but mi.

more intelligently, on such Bub-

The West. Whitnera ilale wojj5 pliments Pro1-

sa_s he

»has made the

Language, jpteresUng as a

rtndr ofaa"»Ja««5£^ M* jws fairy tale."*

Walt P^w*,«a volume ^^'^^Stion0ofthe'grand

have Utely ft" •,?*** ci 4 :he journalists7 t* htUrbt'Ho U1**hundred ^wapap^ ll^L^i^ii •ug.

"foWs Maffazi*S, of London, lishing the diary or a Unfoa in Libbv Prison. The Southern sympav thizing British dowagers will hrfrdiy fort

«lrt stieh »alg«r bjgonM. ft"*™ Fres, WooUey, «f Yale, is credited with saying in a recent lwjiuro that he djd not believe Joan ot Arc w«3 either an en* thusiagt or an imposter but one ol tnpse persons, whom Qgd, at different inspired and commissioned to accomplish great deeds. "The Variations of Animals and Hante under Domesticatioil" is the title of Mr. Darwin's new book, which will be widely

read even if leaders must disstntifrom Jtoulhiy Ma^^ztu^. Darwinian theoriei. The Atlantic Monthly "Miscellany"')? abrewdly edited advertisement of Ti^noi- & Fields' publications albeit it is no less iQ^r«6tiag f^r that. Of the eamo sort aoa Scribner & Og's Book Buyer boconae, and just now it sparkles 0th diamonds from Norwood, yhich mugt.fes jppyig greait^sale,. u.

Baron Bunsen, iirhis '*God in Hfeiflry -—juSt translated—states that he is predated to maintain '"tbat the whole life of classical antiqrtity, especially that of ttie Hellenes,-shows itself far more inter-pen-etrated with prayer and religions'feeling than does that of the ihodern' Christian

wor^'"

ii'

Uood, in flea'cribipg the meeting of a man and'* lion, saiflj 'Uhe ipan rari'off

with, all

with all his rriigtit.and the lion histpane." 'Jennie June'the "Our Fashioi.Correspondent" for almost half the daily,papers outside of Sew. York, is the wife of j. C. Croly, one of the editors of the N. 7--World. LqwqH saw "IT

The New 'Jerus&letii MeS&ftffi' to? ®ilcussingwith grave earnestness the'diiestion,

{%ave

Angels" Wings 'or Do They

Fly? r-

-'A marvel has come to light in London, an attorney who did not provide for'hjs own fet! In course of tb^e Winding Hp of the affairs of Overend, Gurney & Co:r the great bankers who failed in 1866 ''the creditors were represented Uy ^r. C. Oppen heim, who has conducted the Whole matter in tfceir behalf. "The result of his nearly two year^ of labor, is that the creditors will receive, from the aisigtted aJSets of the'broken house, twenty fall shillings to the poand and high rate of interest up to the day Of payment. And yet, according to a city artiole of the Tirrietf Mr. Oppenheim will be-left, after all b|s Work' and heavy expends,: not only without anj adequate acknowledgement or, compensation, but with kn actual .pecuniary loss. It ,was suggested to the creditors that they might throw- off a half-penny in the pound to coyer hie costs and repay him. This was responded to by, some, but the great majority of the creditors are said to decline any such arrangement jiso that if the gentlenpipn gets anything it will be through the. law- There was ai^n/ie-' pendent old, lady once, whose -pomewnits on the Bible were generally very poitited

Speaking of. Adam's naming'all the aiiimals, she said she didn't,t^ink he deseryed any credit for naming: the hog—anybody would know what to callJjiin. The sound is expressive. ,a &

.fV. •-'f iM v: 1: A'i Gen. Comlt of the Columbus Journal recently published-an editorial in whiih he intimated that the reasoh why1 Horatio Seymour declines to be a- ca^didaite for the Presidency, was that there was a a file in the office of Secretaty Slward, which evidence 4vas forwattied^tb (tbe Government by Gen. Gomly while" serving in art official capacity 3Wv: Seymour has published ii' letter denying the the stateniieut tn toio, and flecSaVraJj1 that he does not Know and never corresponded with -'the Confederate 'Cotiitaissioners, Messrs. Clay aad'Holcomb, as charged by. the Journal. We h^e -.Gen. Comly will get permission to" publish the affidavit', and thus1 make it lively•fdP6hfciG*fern6r. Sandusky Eegistef '1'

The affidavit was-'takeo/-' not as the Register siipposei/ but before bne of olir associates who was in the consular service of the'Goternment during the war.1 Tbe name otthe affiant has already beeifgivst en to the public, and With the wisent of' the State Deportmet haS" affidavit nay be published in full hereafter Ootutoibw Journal

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The ParHgnaytfh Warp After three yiarS of conflict Cbe^allant little Paraguayans,- nutobering l^00,000, against a hostile pupulation of 13,1)00,000, have bfeen routed from their strohghold of Humaita! Thi^ forttess, the Gibfttitfar of Paraguay, has b'een: talreti by ,st6rm, and a Brazilian fleet has pas^a u^ and occupied Asuncion, the capital of the republic. Thraljlow it likely to prove fatal. The Paraguayana are exhausted by this wonderful struggle, while the enemy, lately somewhat demoralized, will be encouraged by their late'successes.

Tho renoval of President LopeC i^the first condition of a treaty of peaca. Parr aguav.will then be compelled to relinquish all claims to" disputed territory, But it is supposed in coniequefica ^f the. conflicting interests of-Brazil and her allies 1n the navigation of the Parans, that another war will soou break out.

I bavx hsarb it highly extolled and have seen its wonderful effects, writes Martha M. JohnSon of Derbey, Ct„ about Palmers Lotion. »I

TISEME

THE LIFE Ol Anew »id a! work by Hon.

ley fWpopnlarnnrtorittu, on a hoi volume.' Agent* wanted everywhere to sell this.

other standard work* by

t. ... ia Km! rv*r outfrod men

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PhAion and 'refit P& pit -r-jTtfrVSf|iew Italian bells wero baptize^'fij^heipppe a. short time ago—thousands of American belles, aj:^ splf-baptized day with

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"Poor Tom's a'cold.

How Kam «)Ml tbcjKtliatntt^ 'I May look In "kindness on tjipeartj la ton Jones' veins nd che-tln^w theKleem sorrow ofhisaoui. i4 1 J^j{KpctaJUke a, goblin, hbqts biK do^f)

40", grim. fh*mTiorUin, lights &{m to bed,. While DnllnMs, Vertigo, andfl^adajclie'dtr*

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Cauibgmai fuintahtd. fn^f^awtfkAttoa, »qd poff »'l t°^7,adlr^/0£,rj»ceip_l,o, price. Cinvafeinj: book* costauilng tho

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IMPOltTM'r ANNOUNCETOT I A Benuliiul Illustrated $ooV, wqrth a Thousand Dollar*, «uutiree to ai)jf «i}areea,or recejpt of 25 cents, by addressing Professor' JO

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O. H. EABUlNGTOJf, Agent.

$10 TO $20 A DAT tiUARANTEED.

Gbo/hsidot.

'OOD AGENTS wanted to introdnee onr New STAaBntmu Sewino Machihe—Sf'tcfc alii* ucm Tbe only first class, low priced mai chine in trie market. We will CONKON Machines to responsible parties and KMPLof isEsOEria AaiNTs on A Salary Fn 1 particulars and sample work furnished on application. Address W. O. WILSON & CO., Cleveland, Ohio.

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Tried and not foimd Wahtirij^ We claim it Will cnt Tw«nty.#ve (2, per cent, more cord wood per day. tbai) any vther Aze mads.

liii n. tKiMcKtKaBOMsinee. 19, 1887 M*SSB3.1liPPINCOTTr.4,C9.] ,,J SiB8:—I have fully trk-d yonr Patent Axe an! find that it is tnM^ yon-claim for it. It will chop fastor than a^r otber Axe. that, I ewf saw. and leaves the wood without'sticking at all. jl would not ohop three days without one fox'tl" cost. .iTioet: netsayany more, fox»oy man thi trias pne (TiU Jbe/satis^ea. Wm. KB£S.

£1L IITFll\T The Axe and the LaLtl are Lilt XJLVf 11 t»oth patented. Infringers on those p»te.ii{a.wiy ^epr»seonted_accoiding law. Venders cr dealers, and persons using a infringement{Mtf^it^lippiakor of thoiiT-

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A Delicious,' iealtbfnl,! Temperante Bsvef^gfc Extract supplied fer JTonntitlM. fas! terms' add oirculir send to Dr. lEISU'S Ottawa Boor add Family M«diclne M&Aafactnring Co., No. 6 Thifd Avenue. ^ewyXofk^^Ti

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hirty different shades, au in liquid Tbs samo »hades,'alf in powder' fcrob. We advise tbexn«e of the 131acki), Browns, aifd Drabs, in tho, powder form. For ale by Dfo^^ltts hntt'Dealerti add at the Ubat)iictort Bo»ton,Ma»S.

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GREAT DISTRIBUTION^

METBOFOLlTAiN GIF!

Every Ticket Draws a Friz

isigfCaah OlOsto the Asieuatof $350,000. ALSO TBS FOLLOWING SLIOAKT MIZBS. "S^'Ktegant Bosewood Plkdo4,'...Staeh 880J lots .86-.I,'" Meloiliaoin, \16to ffi 140 Sawing llacbincs .../a 6J to ft Ho Musical Boxes 25 to. 30 803 ^ine Gold -Watches

A Chance to Braw any of the aboi Prises ty 'KnrtlDuiaS ailealed Ticli for 25 cents—l'ickets describing each Prize 1 tealed in KnviDap«s and thor^u^bly mixed. On 1 ceipt of 25 cts, a Seale.l Tic^bt wUI be drawn, will' out ChMce, and dtlCVered at ofi'r office, or sent py tnaflto snyaddreM "The pWiK* named trfron iit will bo delivered to- tin ticket-holder on fay mentofone dollar. Pri&ef will be immeji atoly sent to any address^ as r^&ested, bj pressor rttarn mail.

Ton Will IciioW] What yonr Prixa befew you pay fvr it. Any riie.*iayj exchanged for Knottier,of ,th« same Talne. Blanks. ,. INT Our patrons ban dipoBd'^on Mr dsiallag.

KKFKKKBICXS^-We select the few folli

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•{\Vith fiercer aobss oomkio* to malfctbUn groan Hsirken, T%iMnh\~fb initPdctlotl''"* 1 Horallthy Ul» arcmedy 4« fjnndf ri* toJ

A Panacar, certain, pleasant, anrv, ,h»a Plantation Brmag—S. l860-»-X, "l A wondrom Tnnlo, m*i» by Pt. Drake,

We i»esu«ne Vpoor Tom's" case in not worse than iiundreds who are c^red daily W aim swni• 9

Maowolia "WAT*»!—^ article—superior ttrCbli the price. 8deodw2w.

Idghfr and1 at half

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Milwaukee, Wis., Piano, fG8 &er. TMWj ClavfUfji, Ohio, tfelpdeon

Weliave examined theircr system, and kn iw them to 'be i¥r dealing Y. Hera d, Stbiss, isce. ,'

Send fop ciriular giTiBg: many mora rehijn and favorable notices irom the press.

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flOOD AGENTS, Bak ftnd' Female, WAMKD, fat every riUage, oily,

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Write to BVAKS 00.. Psbliabeifi

at., Philadelphia, l'a

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BBArOOL. V."uilltrop Placf, New York City.

NOStU AltBSlCAN SfKAMSBlf CO,, TIIROIGH I/INK TO CALIFORNIA, y^aPanama or Nioaragiia.

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Marcit 5tti and 25tb April 5th and 15 Maj 5tU, 15tb and 25th.

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VOX HUMANA STOP.-

Prongnncad by al) have beard It the most na turai una beantlfat imitation of the HUMAN T0i(!E «ver yet tntredaceci. J. ESXEY tf CO.j Brattleboro, Vt., tba original Inventors and Manufacturers. 417 Brdome 8t New Tork 20$ North 4th fitieet, St. Loniit, Mo. 18 Nortb Tth St., Phils. Jkl611andolph St.,/'!jtoage.

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Our Friends will readily notice Wf^resenta'for 3^ ind 69 '0$* are noj^. ,more than equal]n yaluotoClub*,

t° OIubs ^f.,S0 ^,4 eia

WLres'Pecti^Vototh. I

"i\ iuoda 'tiir firrnsi) baauao saw ii

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Any person or4cfiji^,U^r^^of tbajJljj^rjinfgtionpa^ow. Van bsj^blir. eej^oUon lura# ,ri)u^eriJj^c^r^9^jlDg io tftf)

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PBEK o# ONE DOLL^Bif For a Clnb of 30, (S3,)—One of the followiug articles, yiir dreas pattern fan.

terns onelarge pM4»"Vf'4upeHof qi width shoo mJj pair gTBt'sfatD boots,-l»st)q«*l ity silver hunUntrc^eefl^tjBileverj^itphjiOpe duz. ivory nabu'ea Bteer bladiia tniye# aad forks silver-plaMd atf|r»a^5ll 8 b6t»ie nerolvfng d&sfbr(

CatalogneifCood^anaBWnVplo^gfeat' 'fo^Jftiy' \id.L dress rjiss., Sead-monsy hj regi^tewd letter.11 Addre?s ali|9rdop!jtv ,-svi i.i —'*1 I

boxmofc l&Fodcr&l^t^ Bd«t«a,Mta4a. P.O. Box C.sdJ wi Hi i"iaiuii8 to ?n« f»o. ,(}enaani and Sdg-

".I .:.i! ti,« e9C«T*»-SHOI •WholesaloJQijaleM-iil FreBch^lJerm

.saka.i Aamoa'i

31-w

-76 to 91

76J JSto^ Silrw AVstchaa«^..i.u ft, 30 to

^iip Beet.qualit^^ayonnfeExrOTJ1 tracts, Mac^^^CToves, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, AJanfee, Pepper,'Ginger, Cream TartSf^^^om, Colgate's, ToUetfioapajBlackingandrSciiibBrushee,' Ink,4 of all -Jtind^i Blacking,^ 4c '&p,

All of which' a^i^^'7rt1^(5W'¥ribelB. S

FREE OF CHAtlGE First 8toBeiPfoTft,"EaWWl5fli{16n Main ..'.i Skraet:.-''iT:- :-A tlT

Country Produtfe Wanted Tinr- -I ••II I- "T-v

J«*ts ar. .kjeiz,T• Sarlj't Hsjifi, So. «o SaU Slreel, Xe^o H^ite, JGndiana!

M.OST

r«^i^ctftilf^ 'fecomnJejadi h!a^w61I 'selectadlrtack it Jeahs^ Flanbels, ptatn mdplald ,Ltnsevs, Blankets, Ogverlets, and. -WooMn. Knit*

I moat respectfully la-rite QadlAs and OMtl^men to call and inspect tbom. Weal taken in exchaned for Goodie1 And- AM hijfheet mictVWt rstai paid, nfltajdtwtf «iiT

O^VIN4BUS HTTT

Attorneyn at JLaviv

Omc*.—So. BXaln 8treft, np stoiii: fcblUtr

HaWm. E. McLEAN,J Attorney and CoturaeUor at iLaw,

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Co.,

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30,-. -iOii.-. xs.vti ladineii! hs ner«d o7sd seioa vOO,S

Family (iroevriys

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JOSEpHiJSTRON^, ,aoi vi»7 ti fliedl iiniaig* Ho. 190 Mali^ Met. ,• ".i iwz,i)fia£ $is«ifl ri iods ,saiJoH in eiiij .9eO?%. lo v&od 9dT oiloift«0*OTr".ii tatevnoo ed

,M8' Prunes, Currents, Xohsteffl„

v.''.- a«d

UNE

Wili *itead to al aalls ler- trains leaving the. Olty, and also deliver tassengoti, jn any part of th it it 8 S

n, 8126. ,-]- »af ei AlLftrdcrsJe. ton §latj»j»t_ Uip

epobliuh no names Srilhoof jperwuslo^i^ J.'j? OriHIOSS OF TBE. PKESSJ-"TA.y1 .. c.- ... IJL" or* doing theJargMt busmeai this firsala Miat, ana deserve their snot^i*.''—^Weakly Tribu e,. Fefc.S, IS08. I 1

8rn^'. aaoY tiitdiy

•AXTCMRJTErYS

fA 3?P

AnU will prtitatto 40* Uw a osteite q" OWfi DOLLAR

cyGoods, ^HBSrrtifO.SILK1

Dry and f'ai AWAT0U, PIBOB'OJ' hsit XIBXSB jj*

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leitral Inl fihfe -T'Tr- flWP

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ii p» 3*3 [1 Jtv'D., .i.T.i-o siij .lM **ieeeepibili*rte Jof.Omea *iie(»iA»Kaee*t»w«618jtii.r rti' }QsltsprDiiitty ittnairny it* i(/ '^j 11V '"jCiLtiil

myraronuofl .ornate'blfci.y W^^^.

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frftin

ntn

ba*:i

Wli ittond prom^tfVl Soaai oalia^to the cits SAd eoafttrj,

tqaaie (bawj %et eoUd gold bosom etodn^allwoel fai'c'y caalimoro pagts and. yesf nai.tur^i gan^Si hair guard chaiii, goltf irlmitililgj sliyei plated ebaeea butter.dish silverplBted'6 bottle MVcrtving castor, on loaf .^ttosuperior, wteelcd bladid knives and forks worstej promenade, shawl! ladies'

Kold plated fcnatn 'tssdleak' ^old disnhle

ring) gent's heaify cbaMH solid -gold5 rlngjLWlW blfCK. walnut tfprkjbax.or iWfcitrtJgraeikt 'Axtf* quality balmoral skirt: set jeweiry, »lo#vo battons tomatch viclfJ'aW'bew gfetft'4 card?gan jacke' soletnud ebvayo) lltft» ivOTy trMmltifS sijperior,Turkeys mi^ocga, ^honptaf b«4 j.ladSs'i high c'nt balmoral.Boof?. ,«

*?1 6 i*ttl«*uphrta# caatar

3yi yards superior cosJynOTp for pante' and kmc patteft extra ho»ry honB^cbmfc quilt fwo faacy oolored Jbeit spreadipair 'gent's ^alf boiw 4 yardu meie skirt wool basket ,fur jnuff,uv cap^ ladies',. iishio

Wftrerjc-

kniveg^ w^h^Tar-^Mf8«l ftra» onB«»t ofi cnrtains, .,}.,. jihcj: aa 10 Ftfr a Clnli il lowingarlicl log oriCOatiii

oih a

jacoi »0TZ. tbh.a

NATIONAL MOUSSE Com. SixTrijaJOi iMjw 8«a«teI5iTi!)b TEKBiE

Bin?

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bo'aaitB

—^..sewing

and embroidering mmhtne twd' heaty' Koney comb quilt a .. splendid Idwily rocord and photogra'ph^ftip: ,. I

bf IWlttiall, »ornfc*tniir '«1de#*lWft.' ^lk3ineK rot ,:on '/7 y,j hf.-»«.i.iC ,*-- 7 v. oid^iwy

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Prairie Oity PU&inf Mtllif corMg Maluerry StrMta. ?»UJCI QQT

(0 Oysters,,Pachas,,^^ 1 -7 r.i iPW-^4PP*&. 9'It wo Italian Vern»iciDi.sJlj

Jjisa

ftSWssM erIT PearT Barley, ,^9-5 .,

u- 1 fiw /litoal silT

oto

bCwrrtogfrnflaitliigt ouiziifii .1 rAf£k«i^«no, a SBnd paiatsyofiiksii diimtjUhaj^HnlMBi, itty, Ac., always oaj^aodt. Mid./« lalOi-

110 •yfli. 1 li-'iaM. JiV

THE

oosfoue^1? (f «3 mcnt'l

wactlax liiili St wai 4§mgastrat«4 tbe: and accn^acyo^ 4 that! claw ia all question as to.

flffloe, bC promptaSBtftf

Up.

DBIIiOMIMH. UF SARk(MK.-A $kw Cacair orlacti^cs, as deilre^^abthe Hew IVtMaeottzn of Anatomy.rfmliraclna tLo Iktijectt: Liv#'iiai What toiiv's.'tor Tonth, Maturity and Old' MrahaotHSanerl ally Beviewed. The Canse of Indigestion Fiata. elnce aid Nbttous DlWttWi KC:ounted for Marriage PhilMo^teltarj^rtlpred, Ac. Pocket volumes conlaTnTng tbesd Lectorni wiH be forwarded on reosipt of ftutr ata|^s, 6y ad^t^ssidKa 8MC'x Nxjb ^Y«*s,JIcs*c»l^r AsAti.aT, 6i$ Brvadway, Sew York. marltklly

(jHEAt _JO£^WK5?:^~

k1nds~^f rt 'OOffl during tbe Winter months, at *'9 Mrs. At. H. Abbott's, ttathe Post OfBoe. Deol4dtf-

For

mn»

.aad: .Wear**, WV Ibrf.iteafUaeeJli

lestlon as to tbe real valua of t^eae timekeeper^. More than'wO.WIffara^MRii^ for themselvsa •ifel.«1 fitfporteif "Watches are made in autaslfb antms, Jn smili uttinb(A t, M't-by^atnaeromiial-kers, aa4 are filacad In the market hare Jijr Imp^ctfr, whoj&rat secur MONOPOLY Of BALK

^^^P»joeni97oM

CoBtom-boa«e duty of 2$ tito ^tit?pki«l0 •M. af': 4h'M 1 'i ."

s^^nessx^SSSt^

SnOlLv. uiv..ivHrajwira..Hlu tiisc&M oftb* IfatorMd wat^hr At Waltham, WWaKM aOMU .f.-rtabufaWnr^lsal oMUPf vision ani| mana(eia« ... the expetoaes nt^osaal lisbments heaa&fhs<i

n'd

fled, becj*iaa, tbnhgb'iaa-p»ciaS''+tf •mall, the dM^iajMg^lxU

..nf|

avoid lmpoeitioa, ska ywt Hwarshaaid tA*aHMtgf demand a certiflcate ofiasraUieiMpp,siCae4 ^y tbe treasurer of the American Watca Comaanv K. K. BOBBINS.

HIZE TAOTDB]

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Sntoea*»r Mala fltj, National Block, lorre Haute, Iud. |a30iltf

Orrkotwfla Statb Mtae^SetwMa 'lia^tfMl Ohio, oaa^oa^aonUi of'HMtoaal 9pa*)i,

give MAsOkOttoaln olLcaaM:'1- [jywdiy

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a°"*za»ss?rttrtftm*a*n'

Xowft, fXa.nAefqAEttdJfei.itia.

QTBWART JKOTJSB, "fi O NORTBW*8tjO»B,/P®«M« BqOAU, .i EKB^t*A0Xf..^r^^T„...„nBf^INWANA j-i iafijetlf ?iibr.l-*Tt A J»i oaJ Li'iJsh

We have on hand a fine stock of Saab. Doors aail*Ua*M»/. wUI —11 alst rtery wall aliawwuua.

We Warrant our to be tnperior to any ever before offered Mrket

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Dye i&uent'MeOMnik QUst Paints, Glass lamp,

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origin radicating

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and"m itrt&i-mtic -nr*iT«Maaad.ae

ly Wamnt«d.

4&k fprva Vfaliham W*tohiani»tofe no other. ,'isi t.'-'T jiJ IT18fHEBE8f! I9ftT*»€««i9KBf! d*w3m s1m

gTBAM, DYE^DTlSE^

SUnd," be pleased to meat bis old friends, and as many new onea as may favor him with their patronaje

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ill/1 .ortibtoiem

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FLOUB STOBX.

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OBIll£8 &- AROHM&^m

REAL-ESTATE AGENTS*

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ttdiUalbHI,

Oar lacllltlas tor prooarlng Patents are not ez^ blisbntent la the United States. oeeded by any asta All Uadi of Models built to orier. [d!4dta

ACENCY.

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iaM,ba. «TA. cares rnaranteed if

Ooawlltatioas by isttar ot at ^b» prapfr Ij,

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CBn «bt, U**l m* *ta«AV jymptoir.s andTteataseat of NeiNwiBgiaaiy Sesn ViDisea»ee,elaa*ly dellnsating all tile diseased

Uadltloai,ata«lallB4pB0*MtaU(to, for twr tkiwwt poalafi stalBI)# fb brspay psitap.

sital a

Can/tiiiy tihine

Gtmv&ytokeoinz #3 'Jii /.

^lytfacte, Titla ruc^iahed, I^ans,,,^ -r "af and If obey" invested.

li 34iiiith|»|j be* «wb«4t'lb i.!8" »nw JdtK.b ftMMUK-,.,.

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*1 kAiti iiirtitl Strict "£.*****.& With frail ml shrubbery. Price, terms favorabfe,, in

,8aaqir?o3 adl ,*'m

uKr:h^.kH ^1"*•-s^-H:r .. i\ .'i- fft-. P*aa's Ad4jt(ov vwy cllfap^ Five acre.,. tut of ri»aiik's gardeM f| hfl#

ib. rn id fe t? -i ti'itlj W.{a^ prlt* aid (avvrabta btot.

«tr»»t, nurtii ofCUrk

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tti-LoU «nioJ:« A /lV -.fti- -41 tf rt Forty MrM 3}£ nilft «^Mkeut ni un-21 •bM ia «uKitail»«, kitSWMw ASM-' ttuter

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»ifj nodw .wijioo

HEmtoTCH & LANGBtr1

Offlce over First National Hank, S. urth and Main Streets.

in'.yn joadaaiO .0 ".'laW fatftaat)*' ,i^«s .7 t»-"A .-i-ff I ft?? *0 Ab^npta^ tjtJ# furnishftd, ImatM*.

ii o^omsni- -.is bsd PKO^IBBTY^

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^Houae '*a4 let In BewiVadditfoti On 8th str«et^H^s.jHad,lut on l^pplar, (Mtwyea an#

*nllOttn Horth tUi, betwaea dbtteta

and Linton atreeta. bnaiiasafiaiMia «b Haiif -sir^V-^*^ UHJI,- V!COUNT* WtOPIRTt'P3 t^lhaud *ar® ef aoras ta Honuy Or.ek ttfwnatilpi' 173 acres ia Lin ton township. 8 Acre* aetow OtyBwJrtfig iim. w^rside caaai! •1 r. .1

FOUNDRIES ad rfiw *dj" I" FOUNDRY.

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-,tk» unlbrdKaU^ve forMed a! Oe ^Mrtn»rs&i( in the ab^v? works Oflder Uie name auii «tyle ^l.

StlATH, HACIER A CO. Steam Bngiliea, ^lill Gearing, Machinery cf otery deecriptlon. and all kin^s of Iron and BrasOaetiBte. inarfe ttf^rtter, at rtirte WorW.sRfcated' Mar tt# ^rla Aaate 'a iadlaaanoIls, atd AB. kvaasvlUe,iCrawfordsTUlc lUllread^epots^.i, ••arHA4(ffng nrom^Uy atUfld«dX OKnyTpil r^a'* -rrf-Vr-T^a^lr5*

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'aad mgmmrd.

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IK*" to UiA jaana^acUre aa. repair of BraM Work, Patent Gmoe Models Ac.' Woar«alsi# prepare to etit toothed or 06g •geariaas oi ettaor Castllron, Wraogbt Irw.» _flW¥rin .tJ»J«««tD8rfeot manner.

Bepaffieg done pronivtly. Ali par«ks ejdhWted wlth.tMs eetablMiteie^t •be^ng*r«otlcaKl|BchsWc««f aavarat^earseatpecl-

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Jh^ Wltat. price paid fas *11' tU wiarsfaw pJ®r&klt# XeKLKBCHS, MMbftlI A GO. :?vftTM§'T

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OPPOSITX THX 11ABKKT AOUHX,. fa^dwefl 8eJeStfd ^oek.^

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TAjprt. MEDIOPtES

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