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DAiLY EXPRESS-

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Satnrrta.

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April ISlbj 1868

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Ol Vauderburgh.

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Col. i-i-L. -ca, *1 Uecatur. roil eEClitTAliT Of STATE, UiJOEilAA. Jr. A. uuii-jiA.N, of Cast. run acuxiob or

Ujo* Jmu.N Jl). HAAS, of Hamilton. r.,p TBiAacasu or STATE, U£KLHAI. Ald.« KlaliiSLL, ol Martin, roa CLEEi or TUB SCPBEME COCBT, CoioxEi. Tiituuui'E v*. mcuoY, of ularkc. fQtt uiPliIiTEIl 01 T^E bll'HEME COUJIT ^Colonel JAAlh* ttLACK, ol Marion

IfUS AXIOBSfET GENERAL,

D. E WILLI Ail sO, of Pu'nam. ••OR erPlEISTESDEST Or PUBLIC ISSTCCTION. J. UOObS, of Wayne, yOK ELECTOUS AT LAKOE,

THOaiiiO u. ^LLjUA', ol \igo, 8£KJ.i'iS Jfv 'JLAVHjUL, of Kayetti. rou IlICIOB, HXTB DISTBICT,

Captaik L. t- UOsii, 01 Lawrence. C-'hTlMOn.T, C1L0SE1 JOHA T. oMliH, Of Greene.

'J Ht:

Lxpiaa

is st 11 o! the opir.iou that

Saaiuo o-itt-r qualified to voto than 8u:i.e while uikii —Journal. y, s, "ibti SPKiibS ia of the opicion" u'.at the b^moleat negro who ever voi't liori.e t'i his peaceful cabin alter d»y if i-oxiest toil is teller fli tovi-tethan any of the v. hole gang of cowards who band togttber iu their infernal Ku-Klux Klaus W murder hiin and burn his dwel

ls* That i-f the "opinion" of the Expkebs, and the

Journal

''opinion.'

is quite welcome to all

the capital it can make out of such an

The Abyssinian War.

"Whatever feelings of indignation may c,tiil linger in tbo American mind at the course pur=uoi.l by England towards our Government during our recent struggle for national existence, it Is impossible for the people of this country not to sympathize with tbe British in the war against the barbarous King ol Abyssinia. The cause of tbo English is one that cannot fail to er:lU tbe sympathies of the Chris tisn and the humanitarian everywhere.— Our people will therefore notice with general regret the accounts of army correspondents writing borne, which prove thtt tbe Abyssinian undertaking is likely to lead to cost that will engender disecntsnt among the people, and to disasters a«cond only to those of the Crimean campaign, th»t will tend to weaken confidence in the military leader and to demoralize the force. The first great failure was mot iu the Bombay Transport Corpn, which is said to have cost as much ab the Fending of a score of battalliona into Theodore.'ft dominions, and which is described aa a monstrous

fiasco

by leading

British journals. Tho accounts nbow th» expedition to be no farther than one-third of the way on thejournoy to Magdala And it has been asked whether it is going there at all, or whether, aftor it has penetrated to within three or four days march ..f that place, tho Emperor will not quietly striketants ar.d movo the prisoners to some more remote point, to reach which will augment the serious difficulties al raady enoount'red.

Thorn is much foroe in this view of the case, for it ceriuinly lies within the powar of this professed descendant of SotO

N to rn vo from point to point with safety to himself, but with rapid de atruciion to hia a sailanta. Nothing could be surer than that the British ranks wou'd be speed.ly decimated by disease ana death if tne expedition ia kept in the oouniry through all seaions and this Theodore hai, the power to do, unless tbe undenakifig is abandoned. The worst that the army could do In retaliation would Le to destroy aa it went along but there it not much to destroy and it would be highly impolitic to work destruction of the very things that might prove importantly ceceseary to the preservation of tbe foroe in a retreat from an enemy's country

Destruction on the retreat itself would bo a different sffair, but where would the retreat commence if the policy were adopted of leailng the foroe from one pluce to another, and conquering it through exbuusution It is plain that there are grave difficulties in tbe way to gucoau, such as cannot easily be overcome. Already tbe expense is very great, largely eiceedlug tbe two millions Bter". ling, to u.eci which British tax-payers b&vu been mbjected to the levy of an ad ditionul pentjyto the long odioue, and unpopular income tax. Yet tho campaign can scarcely be eai.l to have fairly commenced. Tho ndvanco guard is not more tlinn a hundred ®ilos from Annesley Diy Tho army cannot, it is said, got on without nuilpp, yot thosa are dying in hundred?. Delay must bo incurred until others an» fiiit out, which in turn also die midas thesn animals carryall tho army supplies, of course tbo soldiers cannot movo forward without them. The picture presented is a gloomy one for England, and sue realizes it.

Comp'!aint3 aro mot in the columns of tbe general press, and serious charges have b»en male in Parliament against those coocerntd, of bungling, incapacity, and counter purpose', from tbe beginning. In one journal tbe Commis3ary-Genernl of Bombay, is accused of almost destroying tbe usefulness of the transport train, cy his obstructiveness and red tapeism. in another, asvere reflections are made upon Sir beixt .NaPIEB, for not arriving nt Abycci.iis until bo lato ft period as to lessen tbe chances of success materially. The army, which numbers about eighteen thousand (camp follower* included), is '-eating its head off/' and is certainly not in the best spirit and order.

A correspondent writing from the camp, »sys tbnt "*words aro never seen," and that "it is impossible for tbo wildest imagination to realize that we are campaign ,ng in an enemy untry, and again, that it is simply Aidershot. with a littl« aioresun, a little morn dust, a good deal tete discipline, and considerably les* to do.' The same writer also stales thatthe whole beat ar.d burden fall upon the commusary aud land transportation departmenu. This may be more or less exag« gerated, but it certainly contains much sore truth than tbe people, who are supporting me cost, like to hear.

England has tbe uncomfortable prospect before her of a multiplication of the cfl«t of keeping the army in the country

to tens, perhaps hundreds 6f millions, with the chance then that Theodobe will bang the captives, or compel his assailants to ransom thorn lor an immense Eumi with the stipulation that the expedition shall promptiy quit b's domain a result which it might be ^umently more politic for them to accept than to prolong a war which can only end iu untold cost of treasure, of life and military renown.—

Indeed, it is not easy to see how proud Albion can avoid great co»t and mortification in any event, in this unfortunate undertaking.

Democracy Unveiled.

Among the many luxuries which we forego is tho regular perusal of tbe St. I,ouin

Tlmsf,,

tho recognized Democratic

orcjan of Missouri. That odoriferous fhcot seldom finds its .way to our oiiico, bnt we are. happily, not left in ignorance of tho work it is doing, as its neighbor, th

Democrat,

Who is thsro so stupid as not to know that

had the Confederate Government bten est blished, there would have been more libertg in either section,

port him. Tou may act now possibly without war but delay your action thirty days, and the government will bo in the hands of traitors, to be rescued only by force of arms."

These articles are but samples of the .•wrt of teachings which this organ of the Democratic party supplies, day after day( to tho Democratic votr-rs. Nor does tbe

Times

feeling oppoied to tbe little

nest of cowardly conspirators who disgrace the name of Democrats even as tbey have already dishonored the name of rebels.

We thank the

Times

for its candor. In

a republican government, where everythingdopends upon the votes of thepeoplo, it is of the last importance that the peoplo shall not be deceived as to tho objects and intentions of the parties who ieek their support. The Democratic party throws off all disguise. It clamors for a now rebellion, and proclaims that its o^ ject is to establish tbe sort of liberty prevalent under the Confederacy. If the people of the United States want something worse than Mexican anarchy, the Demo r-raticparty frankly offers it.

Infant Slaughter. Frtu «lia Nww YtrU E.Tprej

The

British Medical Journal

is eloquent

and statistical upon a subject which is forced upon the attention of thi-j public more and more strongly every day. Of 37 metropolitan districts, 32 are black listed for what the

Journal

calU being in

imical to the survival of infants." The annual rate uf mortality ofchidren ranges from 66 per thousand in St. George,! to 108 per thousand in St. Gile'e. The odd* against survival in tbe first year of life are tremenpous in tbe first month, the mortality is at tbe rate of 571 per thousand. Some notes are given dogcrptive of baby farms. The current market rates for adopting an infant off-hand, no questions to be asked, and no futher trouble to be given, is fifty dollars. In answers to an advertisement offering a child for adoption, 345 replses were received, of every variety of importunity. f»ome letters are in termB of tbe most tender importunity, and breathe piety and affection in every line. One person visited, however, had seven children which werefed on bread panada, with water. These bouses are ueither registered nor visited by any insper-tor, a» common lodging bousfts are 3o great is tbe waste of life among children in London, Manchester and Liverpool, that a famous doctor observes that the children of the idolatrous tribe who passed tbem through the fire to Moloch scarcely incurred more danger than is incurred by the children born in several districts of the large cities. Ignorance, neglect an3 privation are among tbe leading causes they are main evils attendant upon the system of baby«farmi»g, which is not uncomplicated, however, by crime.

Ttie fytem is daily growing in practice hereabouts, and something should be done to check and destroy it befoti it reaches to tbe terrible extent of crime it hat reach•d in the mother country

Is Lying Gentlemanly.

We ask this question alike of the Press and the Public, and submit that it is worth consideration. Why not?

Tho code wuh which we tako issue assume* that it ie very rude and ungentlemanly to call the utterer of flagrant falsehoods a liur.

We insist, on the contrary, that it is the liar who proves himself a gentleman —nut he who exposes tbe fraud and denounces tbe fabricator.

Horotio Seymour, cx-Governor of our State, saw fit, in making a Democratic speech at Bridgeport, on tbo Friday night noxtbetore the lato Connecticut election, to assert that.

Now when the Republican party inaugurated the policy of governing the Suuth by force, it involvod the necessity nf maintaining great armies groat standing armies It involved great national expense. The war ceased nearly four yoars ago and yet

more than

reproduce, in tbo form of

extracts, tbe most fragrant portion of its editorinl matter. For instance, we are ihus favored with iho following

Times

editorial published, as its city cotemporary declares, for the buneflt of those who are in the habit of telling us that '•the war is over," ^nd that it is falf« to asy that the Democratic party is trying to revive "the lost cause "As surely as Mr. Johnson has been impeachod, so surely will ho bo deposed, unless the Democratic masses rise unanimously in his support, and throttle in the Capitol the enemies of the Government. "We think if Johnson is to bo punished at al), it should bo for having declared, as a Senator in 18G1, that if tbe secession party were to succeed it would be the ruin of the country. He ought to havo known better. It was tho defeat of tbo secession party, or at least tho success of the Ro' publican-Union-Radical-Jacobin party that has brought ruin upon tho country.

gol

staud alone. Other Democratic

paper?, oven more widely circulated, and recognized as party organs throughout the West, utter the same infamous teaching 6ven more boldly. What is that teacbiug It is that Democratic masses must '-rise unanimously" to the support of a Jl'resident constitutionally impqpehed, must "throttle in the Capitol" the Senators and Representatives who form the ruling majority of Congress, must "rescue the government," "possibly without war," but it action thould be delayed thirty days, "only by force of arms." This is a new rebellion. It is demacded by tbe organs of a political party, and the advice is given only to the adherents of a political party—tue same party that made war up on the government in 1861 to defeat the constitutional election of a President not chosen by Democratic votes. It is tbe rebellion of a party, for what? To re-estab-lish the Confederate government. ''Who there so stupid &s not to know that had the Confederate government been eetablithed there would have been more liberty in oitber seotion 7" This is the language of a Democratic organ, and it speaks tbe feeliugs of thousands of Democrats. "Let us rebel lest we may be defeated again in a Presidential election. Let us establish tbe Confederategovernment. Under that government only can wo find the sort of liberty that Democrats enjoy!" And what is that form of liberty The cowards of the Kuklux Klan, who resort to assassination of unarmed and holples9 men in order to carry elections they en. joy to the full the glorious liberty for which the Democratic soul so longs and pants. Liberty to rob and murder. Liberty to give oowards the mastery over brave and hones', men. Liberty to trample out by more than barbaric cruoKy every thought

it will cost this year

$150 000,000

to maintain an

army to keep the people of the South in sul-

jevtion^n people that ought rather to bo helping us to bear tho cost ol governing the nation. [App'um-e

My friona Wen. Sckies says nothing is better than tbe governors down South. That may bo very wrll !or the governors ibere, wiih their salaries but can you afford to have ibat state cf ihmgs exist. when we show you that, more th«n $300 000 000

a yearhave en wosted in order to

uphold ths policy of reconstruction

out of it the creditor gets only

$100,000,000.

Where do the

World

and more promise

of a republican form government than now." At the close of another editorial this Democratic organ declares: "The time, Democrats, has come for your decision. Tbe President should know that the people

Army.

$300,000,000

These assertions we havo publicly branded as lies—lies uttered with intent to slander and deceive—lies villainous in their nature and purpose—-lies that should ciirrson the brow and palsy the tongue of their utterer—lies which should cover with infamy every one who should make nimself their responsible indorser, as

has done. And we have

m'tnac

two

000 for

en masse

proved

tbem such by incontestable public documents, and even by

The World's

own

for tbo curre* year, which sets

down the entire Appropriations of Congre:» fr t^e current fbcal year at $145, 139,560, and for the preceding fiscal year at $155 890,018-$301,029,588 fir the expenses of

yenrs, instead of $400,000,-

one

will sup

year as Gov. Seymour falsely

usserts. And of these $301,029,588 two years,

The World Almanac

shows

that $19,133,000 for this year (with of course a corresponding amount for last year, for which no items are given) is the cost of the Post Office Department, which is dulrayod by postages charged to those who use the Mkils, and is in no proper sense a part of tbo cost of maintaining the Government—to say nothing of tbe

Then

The World Almanac

shows that of the money appropriated bj Congross (of course, not all expended, though some items may have run Bhort, while cn other accounts largo sums remained unexpeudou) for the current fiscal year, the following items form no part of the expense of t&e proper coat of carrying on the Government Post-Oflice Department $19,134,000 Pensions 33,280,000 Hepair and completion of certain Public Works 4,702,881

Total $57,116,681 Deduct these fr^m

The Worlds

total.. $145,136,560 Leaves tbe laircoBi of running tbo Government for the current fiscal year....... $88,023,779 —These, mind }«u, are not our figures —they

are The Worlds

see by examing its

as any one may

Almanac

bond

to attempt it

The World,

txs

(page 37) for

1868- Who c-n argue the s^al off

The World

to the reconstruction account.

torious thai

NEWADVERT1SEMENT3

iAM ANT

a»K you, is ttie public fa?. siie?— .f the IS no danger of greuttT deS'. lallon falling upon us in this land, if thi* policy is continued What do you say The taxgatherer calls upon you, and you complain of your taxes. These taxes are imposed for tbo purpose of paying our unwise public debt. Wow, $400,000,000 are raised, and

that

does not venture even

in attempting to flounder

out of one bog, ge:s heavily mired iu another as follows: "Mr. McCullueh'fi statstcont of 5x57,* 000,000

tiie coat of our armamauw iof

the'year does not inc.ude pennons, but does include bounties Ttie exclusion an»J the inclusion are alike proper. The pension list ia a legitimate part of tne xpensei of the war, but

It is no

they originated in pari san mo

tives and are sustained for party reasons.

They are apart of th3 mean?, for bc curing support for tho reconstruction policy of Congress: the Republicans choosing to

support an able-bodied disbanded army for tioo rr three years in readiness to vote or fight as the exigencies of negro reconstnt*. Hon may require."

Aha! then it is false that our disbanded volunteers are mainly Demccrnls, as you have so often declared them! Human hardihood ia not equal to the se.ertion that bountioa are not paid to Democrats as wel as to Republican volunteers who have been honorably mustered out of servieo, and surely you will n^t pretend that your sort of Dem crats are in reading to vo^e or fight a* the exigencies ol Ifegro Rtconuruction may require! Lv.-t u* seejou try to wriggle out ol this!

Mr. McCulioch never gave $157,000,000 the cobt of our armaments for the ir nothing like it. As we havo aira.tdy explained, large sums ure expended ui.dur the direction of ibe War Department for a can.U around the rapids of the Mississippi at Keokuk and kindred works, which therefore figure in tbo Military estimates, bnt aro no part of "the cost of our armaments. But we need not chnse thin duputy falsifier any further.

PERSOXA 1,.

Madrid is anxious to hour Miss Kellogg, at the rate of four tiundred dollars per night, which she declined, on account of the weather, not the figures. She is now visiting among duchesses and g:ll-sdgod people of '.hat style.

That good-man, Gaorge Augustus S Ua, says that mora pretty women promenade Broadw.-iy, from 'Canal to Fourteenth street, than can be found on ar.3- similar fen.-inine parnde ground all the world over. That is so.

The Schlevtfig-Holstein affair gave occasion to the only sood

mot

Pa^mee 8 Invisible, a debate sod esxceodingl}' fine Powder, which en near, iy resemble* the najurs! l»oaof ii^altb as to defy detection by tha moat oxperiancod. It. ii likewias not only perfectly harmless in its effsct? upon tiie health and complexion, but it has even curative properties that render it valuable for removing tan, freckle*, pimples and other slight blemUbes. dwlw

would be a gros? libel to say that ladies use tobacco, yet if you preient a bottle of

Phalon's

new perfume

L!F1! OF.

Tr*iw-,d

*u,ard

vorii by boo.

Hrsdley, tha popular Kietoriau. ouj tsawlv^xpe ve lum,* Agents nted every w£tfTt» tonol! fchie. Ai&o, tbe Ulster Our Meivy »a the E«!joJsjou^ alii SbTinan aa tbtir GtJO«rals (Bns3 *ti and O* ruftu),

nti4

three oiber standard %vurk- by

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City.

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COLBUKJN'is PAXIilWX.

Med and not fotmd Wanting.

We claim it will cnt Twemy-Uve (25) per ceai. uiwre o.-rtl wood dajibauauy uti^r As« mwio.

•in*t.

McKccsroaT, Doo. 19, 1637.

AUsgas. Lippixcott & I.O. SiB3:—I baT8 fully tri, your Potent Aso and fli.d th»t it is oil that yon claim f.ir It It will chip fifciti than any other Axe ibat Iot f»w, und the wood without BtlckinR at u:l. 1 Aould not ohop ttire* days without ooe forth

Iiim a«t 6»y any mors, for any man that tries one will t-s aatisQed. Woi. £a.£!^.

CAUTION

the bounties belong

The Axe and the Iiat* 1 arc 'ooth p«tont6d. Icrrlngers

on thesopaisots will t,e preseouted according to law. Venuirs cr dealern, and persons ustoi- anj iafrlngemont, aro Uabln wlti» tha m*ker of ton inirlogemeiit

For Saie b| All Scalers and tbo faotnrcrs,

L1PPINCOTT d" BAKE WELL

iSUCOEMOa* T3 I-IPPINCOTT & Oo.)

Hole owncrt of the Palentt,

l^ittsburaho F*a.

J_)P4, iKISH'S

O A W A E E A Dol'oiouo, Keiithful, Temperat.-o B..ver Kslract supplied tur F.iuntau,?. For tnrms ond otrcul i-enJ to Ir. •Eldii'M Otia^ft fl«er an« Katnlly Mf-d.cine Maua'acttsrin^ O) ,*0 Third Avtnno.Nfl^r Vet. liy

H0« & o1K7E«8' FAM1L1 DiX WLOBS. ra^HlltTY BIKTKBENT .SUADE^ all :n Uqa'd ®-fortn- The same-b» «#,ali in powder Urn We advtsa the aw of tLa Black-, Krowai, and I'raba, In t!ie pvjw'tr forai.

MimiOPOUTAS

ever recorded

of Earl Russell He said: "Culj two men ever did understand this question— another gentleman and I. The other ge- tleman is dead. He explained it to me, but I have forgotten nil about it.'

There is one gentleman who has been a member of tho House of Commons lor 48 years—Lord Hotham.

Ljla Montez, who re^ts from "life's fitful fever' in Greenwood, where a plain marble stono, in which '12 iza Gilbert1' is cut, gives ber real name, has a eon, who has just resigned a distinguished position in the Bavarian army, having inherited a considerable fortune—from tbe King of Eavarla, perhaps.

cFLOR

DE MAYO," to a pretty girl, she wilt be very apt to open it and taks 8 long stuff. Sold by all druggist*.

alio rnz

to.

Every Ticket tiraus a Prize,

t^tsh itiits to tbe Amount ol0tK».

A Cautscn t, Craw any of U»® above I'rlxex ty £*M3c2at»&<n$ utealed Tlt-iioi for a® etnls—licneta eenctlbiutf eacii l'rlao a.# id icv»ttip-s and thurou,biy ailxw.. on ro-c-ipt of 26cii!. a Scale 1 Ticket will t« drawn, without ci.o'.c«, arid delivered atou offioe, or seal by a a a 6 ii 1 I il bo delivered to tiie ticket-holder on pa)mentofone tuilHr. Prises »Zil vo iicmndiately sent to any address, a.= rcqncstel, bj t-s-prcssor r.turr. mail

Toa frill know what your Prize is before yoa

pny tor it.

HEFEREKCES.—wo select ih« few following names Irom thpasany «ho hav lately drawn V»iuablo Prize* and atudljr permitted as to pnbliiih t.h»i:i:

S. T. Wilkios, Buffalo. N. Y., 1,000 Ml«s Ann Sfrtnro«, Ci:ioa o, III Piano, Talued at S-iiO lu bt Jackson, JDubcque, lowo,Qold Watoh, Pht 'lp MtO*rtby, LouisTlllf, Ky., Uiam^ad Cluster Blng, $8M A. Patterson, New B-^dfurJ, sl v»ir Te»S«t1Sl7: 41 Eam:. Walwoi ih, MiiwauVw, Wu„ Piano, 360 B«v, T, W. t'i.t, Out.lain!. Ob«.\ il. loJecn, ilf. pnbi'.sh uo naiutJi wttaoui. fersii.u^o

OPISIOXS OF TUE PRESS.—"ChsT ar« t:clng tnu largest Vcj.ue-s tbe Arm ia reilatfi aud desfrTe thslr suec*»s."—WeWtly Titbum, Feb. 8, So8. examined their sT«tem, and know tiem to be a fair dealing fira "—JS. T. Herald, iVb. it, 1868. "L»»t w.ot a friend of onrs drew a SS0J prli?, wbi.a w»s pro.-nptiy rwlred,"—Uatiy Ie*», il&rch S 18S8. f»i,fi for circnlar gi'lsg many mere refeiaaoe* and faToratle bo noes rem the press.

Liberal icdactments Arent". Batis'acticr. ns-Hibeii. t«ry Pacfiajte or M«ale«l Knvelopca Ciiulaiiih out a»b Wift. sar Six lu keu Wr One bullai 1# iu.- Two PolWrs 36fjr five Dolla ly.' for Flit-rn Dolan.

Ail letters shoal 1 »d 5re«wd to Harper. Wll»on A Co., 173 Breadwo/, X. T|

IEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Pc Vcy Surr,

In a lpartB of tb« Cutol SUU-, to ,e!l car lm- touts »._d stamp, «ruU »bo. liuight, color of tn»Qse li*t of t#»*r]y &O0 d'Hcr&llt Bl* BLKS &Ud PHOTOHKAPH ALttlMS. livery nn-ily W'auH -u'f'ethiug fr« oi Xi

Catalogues unshed frw tu application, and bo- ka 8- ut pOBr- i-nid to auy mi ir^Rn oo rsc«ipt of pricc. C&DVuasing books containing tlK' l»si» with pH:«•«, together witU blankMifceU autiprinted headings for cinrotllnj? a list of Ran.e?, Bent free to ativ €coon r«tipt of frvcrnU.

Anjbod chji bo)t irora 100 to 1,000of tiiefiB books auvwhero For terms to and ottior infrsmatH.n, aJdre«a

No m*.ney in frivauoe.—

\ge t« -xnitH trTtryw£»»rr to **11 our

Patent Evtrl tii*g lie CI

$15!

AJi'ws Ay.B-ic»s !i2 y. Y.# 16 Itearb^ru & rtcf, Ci:icawo.

TO 3 roo PES TE4R.— Au is if: tVt-ry :owq

$2,500.

in tu •••.•uim iiU 1 .»•••! *n ariicU ol daily ci-suruf.t uu in -v ry family. le ts e&ttrciy new. Siij 4i-. orninn nt llour. .''diJr-vj

LoCta illuilcicwu, lid.

aIS NO HL

,3fB,

j_Byijtn(,ng60

ajisa 1 h»K,you will receive, l/y tutnra mail, rioo: picture of your fjta batbtad or wife, wiih iiuino sud il.it 11 marria.,0. Addrces \V. fOX, t. O. D.awer Ko. 8, Fakonvill •, N. V.

YOl'ICSELF ol DEBILITI, SEXDAL DI3KaSK^, Ac.—baud your aldre#* »n stampcxl cnvfloi'oaini afck frr rirrn'ftr of •*Phth^togy.**— UifH to MfclC- AN N'fcWS CO., 1^1 N*KtftO at., Nlw York.

THE QUACKS EIT0BT rana-iUFia wr sic-Ati riTi-Nig. Quaciiery ICsposse?. s»09 "Tt« fni, oiit's Ual"e." It t-J.« jcu htm tO'-nre-i sr-astsof tbo (ifncratiiv •'•rK&ns, in both »"Xo, witb simpt ,8*t«and r«tIbl- remeitt«i«, to

o.•

ALFJTiNDER H. M'EPITKNS.

pr.ict r. at oity dra*, sloi t, 1'hi/i-o ab^ut to nrry in. uld procure a co^py at oaci'.. AJdr«« O. \\. MultT iN. M. P., S.wronby eireer,N. Y. ii-tiled cn rici it 1 {».4t»gi)»t«t. p-.

and FcmRle, (i.y, 1

AUEiiTi*. Mnle

WA".TKL, lc ev.ry (Uls.c, tvWu an

THE W0KLIJ AT HOSE,

A New Mouthly Mugazlae. Terms ?3 pie YE»a.

Every

entscrlb^r khArt» ioaio-w moatlily il»i

And Willi |r*aent 1» any person scnd n» a Ciali in our (irent

Dry and Fancy Goods, A WATCH, PIE. E OF SHEETING, 5ILK DHKSS PATTKRNri, Ac., Ac.,

Free of Cost! Our IniincftiBnnU ]ur ink 'be past fow yoari) have bi-en largp.

WE NOW DOUBLE OLE BATES OF PillfiMiljjMri. Our Friends \rill rendily notice our Pres ents for 30 r.n1 60 Club. are now more than equal in value to Clubs in valuo to Cluba of CO and 100 respectively of titer firm?

PaT Please icxnmiae. I Any per"00 orj«rtiig ?Ith. uf be I'lub* ajen-bol-.w, tn have ihsif telectloo o! Prem 'uses rnnmerat*d. oorriepottduig to tho siae Otuo Clab, FBBE OJP' ONK DOLLAR! tor a i'tub

t't

SO, t$3)-0uu the fol

o«l hi tlckp, v:»: imut aieni* p4i«« fitn cy olorrd opreAilj Ui vie- Tuia^y mor. cuo ."itumt J»rd» sieotlciii s'riptd i.bineie ooalno Qress ittern hin«j cotub .lit el.1 wool qaiire saawi stt folid gold bosom aiuds allnool aiTj-caaiim- pan a and vt-st paitciu gent's -air pn»rd chain, Rod trlmn-inga ollvfl plated ehi«si-'i buttrr-.-Ult silvor pUtoa 5 imttle revolv-

Ggciistor, ou ltm dtt suptrlcr Btoui'd bladed knivti," aud fuiks worjte promeua slmwl tep' iotiR sold plated chain Hdisa' gold dsubls ing govt's aoavy cbasod solid god riairj soil blac:. WAlnut work bos or writing desk extra ^a^lity balm r#l"fc rt net jewoliy, Hleuve but or.B tJ i!,atch TlcHn a bew gent's cardicma Jaokc st lfudid boDy flat-, ivory trimmings npotior Tuikey monvcco shopping fca^ ladles' hk! cutbalmoial boos.

For a CBnfo of 60 ($0.)—On. of the follow icg urticle?, tii: BiarK or co'orwl alpaca drpss p.it

rv,

OB''pie ot bleaohuJ or brown shuotlng .urav,.:i, sllvor-pUted, 6 btittlu r'V'dTn.g castot yurdn superior Cflfltim«ro for pr.ti and vest goiter:.! estra be.-.^y naycomt qr.ilt two f*n

•y

cotoied bat spread- p.iii- gent's calf bouts lytrd* i.riuort,' good w, lrockiutii fancy cushmvie plaid drees putters bes'- quality bulmurai klrt| rostwood bions alurm cluib la las' all \Tnol clualt pattern allver-plu'ed cake or Csrd :i .ckut fur muff ci^e lAdico' fsshion*bie wo 1 donblesUawl) spleu-nd claBdud family Bible Jxl2 record p«g» and er gruvlngt 3 yar- doubl ninth wn-.er pr of loa.ing set l.-ory hcDdle .nivm, ulth 'liver plated fort a ol« sat of luce cr tains.

For nub of 100, 810,-0so of ths fol lowmg sr-lclea, i: 4y-rdn d.abl widihe o*k lug or ccatloK 2 Urgo, Clb, i.lmctieil liteu table covers, lt'i 1 d^t. lar^u ais liiB napKluo a»tci ifcjaus tpi^mld n«i»i» ct patiug, good fol rs, xti^i i,imi»7 olack cr nlp^ca dr«s at «m oue iaig-i piec« of nupertT qaallty extra

In 9iH i»ti

Fi'.r

tjt'j cuii boo s, bust qoai

sty ei v.r tiur an -c-sto-i parent ie«r witch •!. X. lv .i ,' hui.d »d tiisil knivai and fjrks iuv. i-planet Bucravu ti bot i« nTOlring castor *Hhoui K'1"" botii r| epieodid violin, box »Dd -4W, lomploic ajt.e u.ar. 1 hot ^uu Haoou' -.xli rr.l inul.tr jair saja.ljr wtilto wo bi..iile iiiiular i..uj aad uape pUted •'u?r.i^j ic i-ucUei, «lib salur jar's a auoi I »,.cy cas.imerfc.fc,uit inu o-k a &og*r. or-t silver ihtrd fmIts tumnn suttlng id enibiol'.le log machine t« heay hoa-y oombqnili Bi iaad.d utily B-.bia, rn.«d and ..boto^i aph ajjo. for laiger Onbi tti« valo* lnc»a«et iu iliu sgine ruUo

Catal -gae of Govdi anu 5 mpla sont aay td« driv.3 run Sand ney bjr ra^lstereil lsttar. Addrs-s Pi! otdeil to 'T

Allen, Hawes

F.O.HOH c.

For

sale by all

Ur i^giet* an I Dtt-lois, and Rt tiie MautsUctcry, i'oat n, Maes,

WElUOfE

FOUNTAIN I

.'•oL.-r.apl »ivo J'rlc,-6icis. Bu-ner Wet-". Ag--t ts and oilmif v.ill Bid ih of oau-u I vr.lII.. Adr!rKr.s, WHlTLOt L.AM i' CO., 95?Ictldm Lar.i-, N. V.

KOISFJK KEPEKS.-Vou can m-nrf you itiiWiu.' ut hom« wila W liitfOH'B l'HTEI'AHKI) MiDliEI!. Or.cc kiiOT.n, always tvant^d. A bottle, with nlrccliiiiu, m-nt t.'-rV!5c., whicti i%il! nieml B'l to 7ii arttrles. Tim trml.- oiipplird A,tdirss.l. A. \V1J:*'N Cn., No It) r.li.dnll Ht ^'o?tou. Muse.

(i.HEA'i ilSTHIBUTIO^

BT TDK

.'iii

roLUnviNG zleoajfT paizss.

30 Elegant Rosewood Pi no ,...Eo*t SiOi to g£ 0 36 Miloieoie, J5 10 15-' 1: 0 Sewing MauMnra fl tn 15 *Vj Mn-Kal Boxos if? to £00 BO Fiiiu O.'i rtiucii-t 7.'to iy,' 7S J-'la« Stiver atch-- to ta 6b

& Co.,

13 Federal St,, Boston, 9ai|,

VVholoenic Dealers in Frenoh, German and £og* !i»h Dry aod Kanry Okiodt. Catlerv, Plated Ware, Albums, Leatht'i- (iooils.ic

DOCTOR WILBER

FFI"K, CONSULTATION AND BKQEPI on llcoir', 719 Si. Clmriss strast, Bt. u'SjMo., ne^ta wiih 11)0 greatest snccass all Di.ia!i'sof Women. Louchorffii, or Whit# Kalll g. Infiitr.iuRi:on or triciation ol tho VVoinI", -rii-ii", Pruritis, A "ifn nboti. Menorr'iHijia, Dys.uenorrto»a, and Stability, or B.-.trf-nne aijo, nv#ry mt-.»«0-Ml»«'e with PuiTrty, .'.ientriintioii or P'e-:n^t cy. Since

Do-tor rov.fln.-s hlmsflf exciusivtly ti:e trtaimeut nf thena cm plaint', ai.d treats a vfr.. iar^r cumber of cut s, ll lio S ib .t his tb-im mnt be far jnn.e oxu-nsive .kd ar. urit tban th*t O' pby icians in sec. era! praet or etarop Medi al fam plii«t thirty ejx payes.

cr Be, (i

matter wi.o

hi-.T 'f i'.ed, ad what hs says. Patients in e-- W-'uirn

,:t'.tP.

Cares EUarat'i ed. (J

sult'iTl. 11ai or at othca lri-ff. otasfur p.tlssts tvqclrlrg dally attention. A lidy isrunt Hs-ii- Si. si ei-

ARROIIi.Al!

.M. Bur.d,iya

WHlTl'IEB

ii HA I UATE of IfEf-IOINK

oa Diploma at nflW will sb^w, has be. ,u (jt-.r i.^ageil in tlic troatnii'Ut of VfNEREAt I SrxuAi. iimi Pbivate DissitiKs than any other l'HTsiciaa it. Pt. Lcuia.

:HIlui:s, Oont.tr).le.i, O'.ttl, arricuire, Q-chUJ, Hernia

Jifp ure ail •nary Li\.atn and

•tphil'tk' or SIiieitriil /ff-.ceions cf thi Throat,

a trentsd with uip»ralleitd

8O0C«8J. gpermsuirrbe !, Sexual Debility and Impo tiBfJ'l as tilt cn-i tlj.-s- yji-tb, sent I eno^rs's In matnrer yp.ars, Or i.t'.iei c.iu.e', and wi lc Oi^nce sotf tba Fillow. iag ea'ce a» KcCtar al Emi(.U.n», Blatebes, UMn'i.y, iiiixine s, tuu'

r. \e

Any priie may be-

exi.hanged for another of thu saine Ta ue. Jfo Blanks. lHf"0-.ir patroae c&n dupcrnl on fair dea log.

gut, Conlu.

si Of IduKt, j.%11 Kurt 'JiDgi, Axris.ou t., •i-..• i»t of Feinsle', ot ilmcry a .d bexua! cw. r, aiid roi-d ring Mairl t« im .iciti, aro nerm .!.» C"iid.

TheCo-tora rportnaiiifs la hospital and pri*a

t»

prsctiL't? t. uqijuipiu-ed ia St Loui?

oraujotbvr.J'y. B»*k tltva of 8t. LoaU iaptrs

.ai b'ltns ea lac it- tisr Ion..

er by years th»L any O'.htr so adrermluir. The oat .tils unci,', .1 taiy, Inborut ry and ap. 0:5 intsar-j ucrlvailed in t'.e Wmi, an r.nlled Aj(o, w.th itpcii.i.c,-, ci-b bo relied U[.ol, a id tUe Docur c^iu itftr 10 many physici^nn

T-b

ottj^l cut tu^ couatrj In

pnsi'iu tt'S t-nd treii.nl pciit on he stands nitlio^t a m.eflior. :he Writmgrsof a Physician wbos? Bepnta* tian is mion-widf, sliould ho wurth Bt'-idlng.

WBiTTiEn pab:ii-b?i a Medical

fatnj lttot iri.Liu,g to VnQoi'Uti a- il 1 :ie didiirtroos ami Taricd co.tsr ^utuccs 01 f-tbnse, that will be so- t'i say nddri.fs ii, sealed .nT^iopt for iwo stam s. It co^tjius full symptom lie that wilt tnsLla .those ulctra :o dfitur.uinc lbs ntttiim of their com pi iut and giro a wricisn ftati meat cf their case that wit answer b!- cfr i. well f.r 1 purpuss of tri aimeat aa person 1 iaUrview tiut where li I* couxenleut, the 'Ciora 1 b« con mied ptrsoually. Utof st.uk f, le- d» that may require ailv.co, can onp,)l) them with tbia T8 oatiif »o,k by scadiog iheir addie -, ftth st«mp Thus you Cin asuii the nuloimnate with nt tbe km.wmg tl» lientf.--ior, iVrtalaiyco sulject i» ot -noralaipcr laoro than piiaity ot P'' aad perfect mauherd.

Jt is self-evident 1 bnt a physician Thi COD. fine« qimsi-15 oxclust a to tne stody of a err uin c,i.cf diiol-ei a treats tb aautls 01 rases every yi ar. must arquira grtuter skill ii. sp'Cialt.v tfaau 03s 111 g«ntr.i praeflc*.— ilan, pi.Ttiai* .», rococn l.i-i this Uct, iotr iic- pci Lt9 to tho I) cior afior r.a4,. htSled.c»i Pamphlet mtnunl. an n-en Siea al A friendly talk fj eo y,-n nothing. 03 a ceair»

I, yet retired—N C17

QHli

Ch»r!n

ct, Vt. Loui-, il '. SjUii,8 a. le 7 r. X., bundi»j»exv»pt- d.

tJAP MJLLL1JS iiiil.

a'l kiniJi of MUllnTy Gocl« sold at 0031 dnr og tho W:utor nunth*. at Mrs. Al. I£.

Abbott's,

tte tbe Foat OScr, I•clMt^

DRYKCOODS.

SPRING SHAWLS.

PAISLEY SHAWLS,-"—-

BROCHE SHAWLS,

STELLA SHAWLS,^

liV

BEAUTIFUL STYLES,

mmilS% HA«6KKT¥\S.

Splendid Assortment of i''-

..-'.HT"#-: iSfZ"

SPRING

E S S O O S

AT—

CORHEUOS & HABBERTY'S.

CASSIMERES

AKl) ..

OOTTONADE8,

For Men and Boy's wear,

A Oood Assortment of

A I O E S

Bleached and Brown

S I N S

TICKS,

RIPES

and CHECKS,

COBKELIVS & HAGfiEBTY'8

A Full Assortment of All Kinds of

S O O S

CORNELIUS & HAGGERTY'8

Corner 3d and Main Sta., Terre- Haute, Indiana

CLOTHIERS.

Q-oto79Main St.

Qoto7 9 MaimS t.

Goto79Main St.

-r

SPRING and SUMMER

O I N

W. U. BAMISTER

Has juit reetlred agbeftutlful line of

CLOTHS and CASSIMERES,

Suitable for the

SPRING TRADE.

These goods have just been purchased in the Eastern market at the

LOWEST FIGURES!

And will be sold at

PRICES '10 CORRESPOND

With the purohaae. The

Merchant Tailoring Department

Is tinder the directions of Mr.

JOHN A. BLACK.

Who will take particular pains to plaase his customers and is warn tod to give

Entire Satisfaction.

A good stock of

GENT'S FUBN1SHIN0 CtOODS,

And the

BEST FITTING 8KIBT

Iu the market, kept oonstantly on hand.

pfctrcctge I respect*

Xbankfuil for the iiberai bestowed upon tho old Arm. I respect fully Bolicit a portion for the new.

W. H. BANNISTER.

HAB8KBT.

IOWA

J. S. XABSB

REAL ESTATE AGENCYFAUM3, WILD LANDS, And Oltj Property of erary ileaortp'ton, for W«.

An ex parlance of fiftaas

jmn

(are aatlnfaotlon ia every ^epaitmentof fcoainaaa raiatlng to a geLeral Baal Xrtate Agency

HARBEKT &

64 wautut ancrr,

a3T*ly

MANUFACTURERS. LAND AGENCY.

PATKOKIZB HOA1E MANUJL faotdkeh. We bare oil band a flae stock of Saib, Doors tnd Slind*, ol oar owa maania-stara, which wo will aaliat a verj small adtaac* oa si.

We Warrant our Work to be superior to any ever before offered tu this market.

Baying of us will furp'sh employment to your owa Mecbaalrj, and at k, same time

Benefit Yourselves

aa wis warrant all oar work.

Wo alao keep on hand, and manufacture to orand uUd

der. Window and Door Fraises, Mualdinae and •very varioty of Finishing Lumber used in

Ul#"

GlsIFT A WILLIAMS. PBAIBIK OlTf PLANING 5IILL3. fclOdtf

Drag and Prescription Store.

A. CHANGE.

G. B. SHELL AD Y,

^Hucceeeor to BAUTH & SUITH,)

Main Street, bet. 8th and 9th,

DKALim IN

Drug»t Dye Stuffs, Oils, Paints, fancy Goods,

Chemicals, Patent Medicines Glass Lamps, Toilet Articles,

Of Every

COLGATE & CO'S

FngrantTollet Boapt are prepared by Skilled Workmen. 'from tbe BEST MATEBIALH, and are known as tbe

STANDARD

by Dealers A n* to inert. Hold ereryw beer 24dwly

TBHRE HAUTE

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Corner Main and* 5th Street*,

[OVIB TtXXIX, RIFLET 4 CO.]

ENTRANCE FROM FIFTI1 alKEET,

Is the oldeat and moat reliable Institution ,.f thkind in tbe State. Inotrnetlon givon 'n all the branches pertaining to a thorough BunliiesH Edit ration, BUih aa I00K KK8PIN0, PENMANSBH*. MKIW'A.NTII.k

CAtOULATIONB,

At Pleasure, Free of Charge.

A few Pupil* will be admitted, in Arithmetic and Peumanihlp, at 91,00 per month.

SO VACATIONS.

Tor

fttrthor information, call and aoe

School. Send for Collage Pap«r. Ad ren, OARYIN A OH FJ, mbl3dtf PBINCIPAtS

"Tb* Pan ie Stlfflitler thun the Sword.'

DO NOT WEAK OUT.

A Single One will Last a Lifetime.

BY THKIR XT9E LAB0S OP WRITING IS EZDTTCED, Qraater Uniformity Is Obtained.

Ease, Elegance and Beauty acquired KONOFIL, PLEASURE AND PROFIT CONSULT!).

The Best, Cheapest and moet Durable In•truments for Writing «vex used.

•ENT BY MAIL SAFELY. ffiett, ttflt Cms m& Hiiwwrf.

Ro Travellna Agents Employed. hllw4yo«

wtfi And FM« OMtly adapted to

nb hand aaAatjte at wittta* ot nelaM rtenp IkcT A. lSOBTOlV,

II lUOO LAVS, nrrTQBS-

P%,

VPREMIUM

FIRST

4 Of a lllftr Medal

WA9

AWABDtD TO

BABRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE

W Dytlv. N. H. 8tafa Agricultural Swicty. at IU Fair, holdeil In NWiua, Sept. 'Al,

BABBITT'S

Vegetable Hair Restorative *mw4 iia jLicuunu voior pronlelr original onnuile action crmdl- T*

Hair falling out is a superior Dr«*«lnir. a It contains no Injurlotu ingT^diecfj, JK"1*.1,1 nicet popular and nilable ortlcU thronchout the £agf, tveej yortHTaod

J, R. BARRETT & CO., Proprietors, JkLUfCHWrEB. N. li.

LOBD e3niu,utleagt!, Oaaeral Nortb-Weat rn Agent*. J. & H. A. DAVIS. Agent* fn Tarre Haote, Ind. DovllJwflni

UNI

O N A E E

CRACKERS.

and Dealers in

O E I E S

On Lafayette St., between G*nal and D«pctt E A E de30dly INDIANA.

GRIMES & ARCHER, MEAL ESTATE AGENTS,

(tVCCIMOM TO SVXtfAX i-SD QSIM£»,) OFFICE.—Over Oarit' Drng Store, Oor. Halo and 3d Ptreeti, Terre Bar.te, Iod. mal8dtf

J. A. BRYAN,

JOB PRINTER,

115 MAIN ST.,

TERRE HAUTE. IND

SOLICITORS.

QHARLE3 WERBE & CO., S0UCIT0KS OF PATENTS,

OOUKSELLGBS AT PATIHT LAW, MoAel Bullilers, iX*»ew is Fitcat Bigfett, Md patkateo Aanctw.

OrriCE—81 1A8T MASKXT 6TBSET,

Indianapolis, Indiana.

par taciiitiaa for proonring Fatasto are sot e*«

aoabto «a to

aa/ MtabiUhmaat ia Daitad tftaUi.

All Mnda of Hnitt to ord^r. [d14d6m

rjLAUSSBN,

BISHOWSKY St Co

Vy Importan and Jobbers of NOTIONS AMD TOYS. WHOLESALE DKALE118

FANCY GVOOfiBIfiS, IMAM TOBACCO*. IKai.

ldtf

M* M. HICK COX. H. D. SCOTT. OKo. c.

aiOKCOX & CO.,

BE.VL ESTATE BUOKEKS

IVo. 5 Oliio Mtrue

Convey a

Hoei /ig

Carvjully Dune

A be true is of Title furnished, .Loans no -f jjotintiHl Rtid Monoy invested.

FOJtt NAU

Ie!ratili »ejideuc« on Souili Sitrbti Oyer 2 ocr«j of ground, well m! ulthfrul »nd ihrutiberj. Price, J7.000 teiaa. favorable,

New frame. t.ou»e, ..uj lot, W*S0il Iner, on Straw t«rry Ulil. V»ry cbK|.

Tnw lot« lu Utuu ii Addition, reiy chrsf,.

l*We acros, nu ot i)«r,|ru.

liOO acres, fl niiirn tut, known the "Huate) ^ariu, all fi'iicctl, w.ll good niradow wuwdi pmiuri, m.J litio slml^r. Urn-?la* tarm.

61) Hmldlng Lot«, bdjointuK ili»* cily, £iorib^tti'*! —good el&e—low price unrt fi»r. rabid terms.

lioUA* 4Uld lol, llousv—5 roouiA,

Description.

PRK80BIPTI05J8 carefully compounded at all hour*, day or night. 17dtf

ih ol Clftfk Prio#

Mortgit(^ nu.i Note* Sijimi—..,! .llecotni

Folly iuu i.tii.o tK.iuuvmi i,.| itwu-A acres lu c- llivmin), Utlaucv flni- liiubnr Vm cheap.

lionl lCf4tut6 Column

HENDRiCH & LANGHE,

Office oT^rFiret National Bank, a.

Uouao

tf.

A Scholarship 1a this College la goul for Ltf girin^ the Student the prlTllege of Rbvlew.DK

ti.

a.roe. .n

urihttu MiUu vStr^u,

Terre

Haute, Ind.

Abetructs oi title turnUtiocl, Loui At* goliatod, nrui Alonoy invented.

"rojR WAiLjb:.

OJTV ruoPEsir,

ty fiO?oju Liuttiii'n (Viaitlon to T^ird Bant# Uouhh •«u1 lot, cAtt iaa'rt«et,

ituU lt»tr iu *Mc/iiurraluN AdditittOB, Uou tiQ.l lot ia rfi.iioy'a nUilitioD on 6to •ireei. Houft.« aoi hi Kyst'd a4«iittozi ou 8th strdvi Hottite Ami lot on IVpUr, b^tweva tftb and 7th 8trrt'IAf iioUco Aud lot oil ht#( liCaj,ut Aiid Linton MiriM.i 1

COUNTv riioriiitTi.

Farm wf 89 acroa iu Uon«/ Cirek Towu^nip 17'i acro^ in Liuton townsiup. 3 Acre# bfrJx»w th Kol.ing .Mill, -j»oid can*l

FOUNDRIES.

B. HO'ChFUEftB. B. F. J. BA&KAfttt

PHCEA il OUMmi AND

Machine Shop,

MiElflrcsIi, Deugler & (Jo.,

3 E. cor. Of ti A Eu„l': •-»*., ar l'aa?eu/kv'r Dop.it. TliCltK UATTK, 1KH.

Manatartui.ersi Meuui Biiplnee, Mlil ilachiue rj, House i'miita Firi-Fronn, anil Ciroviai Saw .ttill*. hiti:i,i ou palJ ly Die maniiUcturi and .ouwir ol bruirj Vo?k, i'aUin. Otilce Alodela Ao.

Wc are r.lso pre^nrt-O U. ll! Toof ht-d ol Cog arlnjja ol euber Cant Iiyjj, Wrought Iron or Braea, In th.1 n:o»t por'ict manner.

WST Uopi.'fiUK done pfuiu^.ly. Ali pajties coiiii.'otij witu Oiiii MituMl.liiueat «lng rrnctlc»! M.cljniiire of seTerolje i/etip. ri ,iioa, we ierl saying lltr.t wu cau reudei nil satisfaction to our cuBtoiuer6| liotli lu point worltmansMp auUcmio.

The Qi^beaV rice tor el! rid ncrup Ir/D H'llvereU at tUe "Phoenix Jfoouary," near tti» PMHDicr J-'nin-t.

MCELJFBE3H, DKNOLJKB & CO._„

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WM. J, BALL Ht CO., Proprietory

(Spooubom TO Josssn

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MAjroFAorcBKBa OF

Portt'ible 4 Stationary Engines

FLOCBINC AND HAW MILL MAOIIINEBY,

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OPPOSITE TDK MAUKET HOUfl*,. A Full and w^U SoIecteU Stock ol

PUKE OBieS AND MEDICINES, Chemicals, Olla and Dye Stuffs,

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Pure Wines and Brandies,

for Medical rnrposee,

M'i'£K iVliiMoliiJii?.

And all otiiei articles

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iy, whlcb wvrt bought low, and will be tola at

The Lowest Cash Price.

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Carkfullt Compoundid.

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DHUtfUlST AND CHEMIST,

IVo. 46 South Fourth Sit. Between Obi- and SValu^t. TERBE

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