Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 April 1868 — Page 4

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TUCItKK-HAL'TK,

BAILBOAD TIME TABLE.

TERBK HAUTE AKD INRI AN A VOLIB, ABHIVE

L*AVB-

LEAVE.

4:10 P.

Chiidron Wanting Homes.

COMMON

PLEAS

_X YVTLDUCC I THSMCOTD MZETrsa of the co-opera-I If JuijtvJL XVJ-iOO# association will bo held at the Court House to-night, when reports from the

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Saturday Morning, April 2olli, l»es

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11:18 r. V'lWO E=« A. COO** 3:10 P. KXPIESS 12-26 A 6:»5

KXJIREA. A.

BT. LOUIS, ALTON AND TKRR* HATJTJS, AEBITI, ...ixpr-

A...Mattooa

ARRIVE.

11:00 A

Wk LEARN from Chief Fire Engineer

try.

The BUNTJN HOUSE, after a struggle of near a week to keep alive, finally] closed its doors yesterday. We learn itj will be opened again shortly on a permanent basis. Wo understand the families] so unexpectedly turned outdoors contemplate establishing a soup house on the co-1 operalivo plan.

f'I

proraiso to pay

men had but one eye and a disabled arm tho other had only one arm.

REVENUE ABSESBMENTS.—The assess-! ments for internal revenue purposes, for! tho month of March, 1868, in this, the 7th collection diBtrict, show the following amounts: Vigo county^ 2,196,02 Vermil-5 lion, 9,8f Park®, f5,-06 Pntnam,-«^?,2r»? Clay, 679,16 Owen, 0,00 Greena, 555,39 Sullivan. 72,24 Unassessedpenalties, 3,29 Bonded spirits* 2,514,00 Beer, 362,82 Total, 9,089,79. I

COURT.—The jury in?

case of Mary Harmon, a colored woman,. charged with stealing a lot of clothesj from the residence of Lewis .Wright in1 October last, brought in a verdict of acquittal Thursday ovening. In the case oft Waltor Wilson, a colored man, commit-! tod on samo charge, a

nolle

was entered

and tho accused discharged. Little business of public interest has been disposed^ of this week, the time being mostly taken? up in arguing demurrers, taking rules,and general settlement of issues. Next: week a number of important cases aro set Tor trial.

ll AVK A CARE—For the benefit ot a certain class of persons who have an itching to "pitch into'1 the much abnsed school teacher upon every fancied or real provo cation wo quote the following section trom ths State law for the government of schools

SEC. 163. If any parent, guardian, or other person, from any cause, fancied of real, visit a school with the avowed inten-' tion of upbraiding or insulting the teach-j er in the school, and shall so upbraid ot insult a teacher, such person, for such conduct, shall be liable to a fine of not more than twenty-five dollars,, which, when collected, shall go into the general tuition revenuo.

THE BEET BUSINESS.—Indianapolis is also Agitated on this question, so

every consumer. The

dear

I several ooinniittecs will1 be heard, and

iH«HI future plans determined on.

FRUIT TBEE INVIGOEATOR—Mr. Z. S. Wheeler, at No, 145 Main street, is agent for

Bests friai^Wree -JwAgcrrator,

5.25 A. Kxpreas 110° 12:10 p. Mail ...... 6 *5 4:10

Accommodation...LW

I" A.

EVAKBYII.LE AND CHAWYORBSTILIUT

ACCOZI°IDFTTLON'^V::.V:::2

W p.»

4:03 p. man ROOKVITXE EXTENSION.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS I cratic students of the State University

1 ran

MCDONALD

depot, have the pictorials brimfull of illustrations of current events.

TO-MORROW is the 49tb anniversary of the establishment of the Independent Order of Odd Follows in the United States, There will bo no public observance in this city.

FRESH MEATS.—AB

soon as it is gener

Sfniinri

of that

city says: Tho high price and poor quality of ®ur beef has long been a matter of surprise and disgust to our citizens. Our people cannot understand why it is that bee^ should bo shipped from Illinois and Indiana to Now York, and there sold in tfie shape of steaks for superior to anything seen in our market, and at prices but little higher than wo are compelled to pay for the tough, leathery, fibrouB and tastef less stuff upon which we break our teeth. That such is the fact, every body admits, but why it should be a fact nobody can tell. We don't know whether it is the fault of the butchers, the drovers, or the farmers, and it don't make any particular difference,

far as resrtlts

to the consumer are concerned. We advise everybody to quit eating beef and take to mutton. It is healthier and better in every way. Let them stick to aheop moat until farmers and drovers learn to fatten their beef for market.

We k&rn from a butcher that much of tho beef we get here is Texas beef—driveti on the hoof all the way from Texas, and then killed before it is fattened, aeclimaUd or reconstructed.

In Terre Haute they are talking of, terming a co-operative beef association.. Thsy f-re on tho co-operate in Terre

Ham just now, to a considerable extent. I

a com

bination of ingredients for protecting from insects and promoting the growth of fruit trees, vines, wheat, com, and all other kinda^f-Vegitatibrj. We hay a been shown certificates from those who have used it, thai prove clearly its merits, and we have no hesitation in slating it claims tho attention and investigation of farm era and fruit growers.

DAN VOORHEESHAS A COLORED SUB STITUTE!—The Democracy are making rapid strides towards obtaining favor with the colored people, but the Demo-

I have "elevated the muslhi from the shrub-

Amusements—Olive Log»O-"Stage stmek hery," by choosing Fred Douglass instead of our fellow-citizen Han.T)..W. Yoor-

„y,no thft I bees, to deliver the annual address at the

THE WABASH is rapily receding to .... 1 close of the collegiate year. usual stage.

As We learn from the New Albany

Commercial

& ASH, at the P. O. newa

the University, who are considerably in the majority^ elected Bishop'-Simpson, of tho Methodist Episcopal Church, to deliver the adgr&f. JEiie «andid«te run against the Bishop was Hon. W. Voorheec, the Democratic students voting for him.

The result of the choice was by no means satisfactory, and warmly waxed the defeated students of the Democratic persuasion. An alternate'was„U be chosr

ally known among the farmers iaiid I jn''tfce event that Bishop Simpcountry butchers that all restrictions have

been removed from tho sale of fresh meats and that they can sell at any time and in any quantity without let or hindracno, the prices will certainly recede.

80n

could not attend, wis to' deliver I tho address in his stead and so,, to get even with, and retaliate upon,'the Repub-

lican students, the Democratic students nominated Fred Douglass tho celebrated

negro orator. This nomination struck a number of

John D. Boll that the steamer "Lange" is] the Republican students as one eminently now in excellent working drder, and that fit to be made and so they voted for tho failure to draw water at the recent.! Frederick, the Black, and so did all the 11 ro was occasioned by no fault or negli-1 Democratic students, and after the vote gence of the engineer, but from a stoppage was counted behold the "man and broth in one of the valves, liable to occur in the- er' was ^ejected by flange majority, best machine?. greatly to the disgust of a number of tho students and several of the Faculty.

ONE of tho most interesting events,] It now transpires that Bishop Simpson that has taken place in this city for many j-will no not,,^, able to,-attend theDgtti' months will occur on the occasion of theJ mencement exercises of the Uiwyewty, Iccture of Miss Olive Logan, the well-j and consequently Frederick Douglass^ the known authoress, whose contributions to| the colored orator, delivers the addess.— tho leading publications of the country, The tribulation of the Democratic have beon so much admired by cultivated I dents is intense—their disgust* i4 stipend aud refined people throughout this count-J tively intense. Such is life at the State

University.

means of grace.

One of the tbeinadle'nt, the loungers and the loafers. are. the jfirst anspected because of the fact that indolence is known to be the great source -etajftflfager of crirife.—

Therefore wJiK ai gualfl against temptation is a means of grace. It helps resistMTEH. it prevso*». ^ap proach of evil and so defends against its allurements.

Work is a means of grace also because it aids in developing that which is good in man. He who labors for a good end, whose heart is so full of a good purpose tbkl'lse is willifcg to work-hard to accomplish It, must fee isade better by fcis* labors. Take even the ordinary purpose of1 of getting^a home and making one's self and family comfortable, respectable and happy. How a motive of this softfearried in the mind day after day and yearjafter year, makes the man better than he otherwise would be. Go on from this to even higher motives, and the higher you go the more surely you will see the good results. Many a man prays to be made better when what he needs, in order to secure an answer to his prayer is to go to work TOT gome' hoble end. Work is means of grace, therefore because it is a defence against the evil and an aid to good, and is hence a duty.

The thought which I present in this letter may seem of little value. But so strongly, has observation convinced me that useful employment is a means of grace, that now never trust a reforma tion unless the man who claims to have reformed goes at. once about gome sort of work. I never iiave known one to stand who ditl not do this. Failure is certain

I have noted the samo thing in regard to personal Christianity. Not only am I thorougly convinced that an Idle person cannot grow in grace, but I very much doubt if Christianity, personal piety can long life with the indolent. The temptations to which idleness exposes one, and the loss of self-respect which it necessarily engenders, these and other evils connected therowith make it well nigh impossible for a person to live a christian life in indolence. Besides, if as I have urged, work is a duty, then idleness is a sin—and so the Bible teaches, and of course personal piety cannot increase with one living in continued and known sin.

Here 1 find the secret of many sad failures. Timfii and again have seen meiS fust upbnjtbe verge of a better life, breaking away from evil habits and associates, but entering upon no active employment. led back again and enslaved, largely through this very failure to go to work. Many a young Christian have I seen apparently fail entir^y, certainly fall for a long time, in this very same

Wfty-

HBBBBSSESSSSSSSSVHBR

To be a gtfod man, to keep oat of temptation, to keep purity of thought and purpose, to grow in grace, man must be kept busy. It is an absolute necessity. H.

ATTENTION MOHAWK'S.—Themembers

of the Mohawk B. B. C. are requested to

If cc- operation does any good there, we I afternoon at 2 o'clock. must have a similar association here. .By order of the President.

their grounds for practice this

STATE ITEMS.

IN Allen COUNTY the wheat crop pton iaes most excellently.

GEORGE KLEIM hai^been acquitted of the murder of Jeromo Peronet at Peru.

GREI!NCABTX.E is taxed to the extent of flteen thoasand a year,

EVANSVILLE Republicans will of a Grant Club on Monday night.

I-JIIT.

LETTERS TO YOUNQ MEN, NO.

DEFENSIVE AND OFFENSIVE In thisf letter I purpose giying one more reason why work is a christian duty, and it is the following, because it is

Now idleness is corifessed

to ba the "mother of mischief," and most

MAYOR'S COURT.—A disorderly fellow I wonderfully prolific too. So readily do -rot into a fitsht in a saloon Thursday we recognize her children that ,f a robnight and «s a result paid $8 into the bery is committed, if a mean trick is city treasury. Two miserable "drunks'' performed, or, in fact, almost any crime were brought from the calaboosc, where is perpetrated it is not among the indus. tbey had slept tho night previous, and I trious hard working that we natura fined. Having no money they were let lx*, the perpetrator, but it is among lit.. 9 A1 am 4 41* A 1/iM fpd off on

REV. W. W- CCRRY delivers the oration at Columbus, on' tho occasion- of the approaching anniversary election

Gov. BAKER will address his political friends at Lexington, Scott county, on the 30th inst.

FIVE

the Republican students of

or six horses have been stolen in

Putnam county during thepait teajday*, all of them fine and valuable animals.

Tho Evansville

Courier

"a steady and industrious local1 arid river editor" and .will pay '.'a good salapv^

THE German Lutheran Society at Fort Wayne have in contemplation the erection this year, of a fine large brick church. ..

A NEW theatrical company, under the management of Major Shook aud Mr. Barrett, will soon bo organized in Evansville.

THERE is great excitement in Salem, just now, consequent upon a move by the citizens for the suppression of the whisky traffic iii-tbat

t&wv.

THE'last numbef of the CrawfordSvilfe

Journal

contains the salutatory of McCain

and Hendricks, the new editors and proprietors. Success to them.

GEN. WILDER, of Decatur colunty, is reported to have arrived at Chattanooga with men and money for his contemplated iron factory.

THERE

is Tompus.

is a' Jtlstice of tho' Piafielin

Greensburg whose name is Fugit. The Indianapolis

Sentinel

says his front name

4 tii

REV. B. F. FOSTER addressed the Odd Fellows at Fortvilleon Thursday, and will address tbfe'-FraternUy at Lebahori on Saturday.

E Indianapolis

Evening Commercial

attributes the fall of William R. Graves, the young man arrested for mail robbery in Fort Wayne, to base ball.

ON Wednesday night a burglar entered the house of Mr. L. Zeliack, at Haub° stadt, and stole goods and cash to the amount of $150 or $17i, and made his escape! WtW Wt V*

THE Evansville

Courier

THE world will rejoice to learn that the great libel suit of John Hogarth ^Lozier versus publishers of the Indiana

has been amicably settled at defendants' cost.

THE Jeffersonville Railroad conspirators—L. B. Hughoc, Joseph Kinney, L. S. Burkett and Charles Buck—hayj taken a change of venue from Jeffersonville to Utica.

A MRS. TILMAN, living a few miles north of Liberty Mills, gave birth last week, to three children, to girls and one b%j wtftjhfiig in* the a^g?e£aU J6 Up to date all aro living and doing well,

'THE Indianapolis

Sentinel

THURSDAY

FOR THE FINEST CORSETS

knows of a

gentleman who paid $3,000 for a patent milker, spent five or six hundred dollars in advertising, and has yet to learn of tho first dollar having returned to him of his investment. iiT

a street oar at Indi

anapolis ran oyer a little girl, daughjfQr of a Gorman plasterer named Reinkin, and crushed both of her legs so terribly that recovery is hardly possible.

WE learn from the Indianapolis

mercial

no muster in as yet.

LADIES MOROCCO SEWED shoes, $1,50, at the Bankrupt Store.

AT AUCTION

Si V*"

AL^whoire making

advertises for

Com

that William.Vincent, who went

down on the excursion train Wednesday morning as brakesman, was crushed when returning in the afternoon, near

Richmond, and fatally injured, between

feAXTON& WALMST.TETS.

ATTENTION, RESOLUTES!—The members of the Hesolrate Base Ball Club will meet at t%eir grounds this evening, at 4 o'clock, for exercise.

and shoes cheaper than ever at their now store, No. 64 Main street. 25dlw R-Y, 1 *4

CALL AT J. & H. A. PAVIS' and try .the

Excelsior Spring Water,

SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS.—A good fitting Whalebone Corset at Weisz's Skirt fac tort. Wtib catf Beat SdVvir

200 DOZEN CORSETS received at Weisz' SW^t factory, pppo&lto Posto^iM $pm 1$ cents to $12 a piece. dwtf

.TAKE Pncyrjili M^ANS to prevent baldness, gray hairs, and diseases of the scalp. "Barrett's Hair Restorative" is the only sure remedy. d&wlw

I HAVE received my patterns and opened on North 5th street. E M. BARNES, dlw Dross maker.

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

LOCAL NOTICES.

"The Dearest Thing you ever knew within a linmm door' is "Barrett's Vegetable Hai** lltfitorative. 22dw)w

Persona or a Nervous Tendency are more liftblo to suffer from Nouralgia, Nervo acha, .. and other painful acrvoua affections., tliau from

pJher thproforp shonId not

the pipe and water tank. He was left at i„ pr. TURNEB'STJO-DOULODRRrx or UNI Cambridge City. VERBAL NEURALOIi PTLI, a NURE remedy is 1 to be found.

THAT highly respected citfeen and very I jApothacancs have it. Principnl depot 120 TBUStONf ST., BOSTON, MASS. PRICE, ST ,80 pleasant gentleman, M»j. Gen. Jofcn

THE Odd Fellows throughout the State bodies of all civilized countries liavo united in it intend to observe Saturday, tho 25th. or praiso and beBtowed upon its originator many Monday, the 27th instant, as tho Forty-!

ninth Anniversary of Odd Fellowship on! the American Corttinent.!

'""THE" BEST COHSETS st Weifi's Sfeirtl factor}-. d&wtf

Drws GOOI9 receivptl this day at W. S. Ryce & Co's, Serges, Poplins, Alpacas, Mohairs, Seeded Lustres, «fcc.. for suits and walking dresses. dtf.

New GOODS just received at the Bankrupt Store. 25dlw

BDOOT FOR SALE—A first-class seondhand open buggy, Jin excellent repair. Call and see it if yon want an unusual good bargain. You will find it at W. Howard Manning's paint »tap, on Cherry street, between 3d and 4th.

FOR THE CHEAPEST Weisz's Skirt factory.

Bnd

LTho

anniver

sary really occurs on the 2Gtb, but as this falls on the Sabbath, either the day preceding or the day succeeding is to be observed, as a great majority ol tho Broth-, erhood believe the Sabbath, of right,, shbuld be sacred exclusively to rcllgkftis1 duties, •.

NECK-TIES,

go to Weisz's

Skirt factory," opposite PostofRce. d&wtf

only odlw

DAWSON, FORBEKT

Co's, AT 10 O'CLOCK

TO-DAY.—-One

piano,

two feather beds, pillows, &c., five naw quilts, cooking and heating stoves, three bureaus, safe, CMIO seat and other chairs, tables, ten new saddles, carpets, straw and hemp matting, two clocks, one fine violin, bedsteads, sewing machine, best quality, dlt all without-reserve.

Rag Carpet

this

spring will do well to use the best

Chain,

Carpet

of which we have a fine lot

white an Sift variety of c"i°r»-l 4 I dlt

*dlt

SATURDAY, April 25th. u-j ... Linen hem stitch Handkerchiefs 25 cte. Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, 12J :ts. Bargains in all kinds of Linen Goods at Saxton & WamsievV

1 I till

MENS' CALF BOOTS cheaper than any other house in the city. 25dlw

AUCTION!

AUCTION!'—TM6'afternoon

at Hay ward & Ryan's Fourth Street Auction Rooms. Sales of Carpets, Furniture, Queensware, &c., &c. Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, and Notions ^t Private Sale during the day and at night.

L/i

THE BANKRUPTSTOI^E

areeellirfg'bootS

on draught^

fresh from tho Spring at Saratoga. dlw

One thousand wanted at the first call A. Y. L. I. Not without meaning ,^i" -AV W. 8 -'AGF*111"""1'

¥i

fVJ i-pbpniar and Pliant W S F. D. S. '•& For State occasions. $

D. G. T. 95. 9. T. Imperishable Y. L. A. B. W. S. $ksappeal.,

Old and young of both' soios talic more or less interest in tho answer to the above enigma. Gents from: admiration—'Ladies from tiie Jeffectf procTucecf—all explained at W. S. RYCE & Co's, Thursday, April 23d.

EVERGREEN TREKS.-*--A

says: We un

derstand that the grand jury has found three indictments agsinsl the present County Auditor for extortion, amounting to $600 and $3,000.

FLOWERS

Sentinel

forgot that

per packagc. by maiI, two popta?, stamP9,»tra

Love, late of the Indiana Legiotr, is still 22doodiw engaged in the delightful amusement of organizing "White Boys in Blue'' in,! Canse and KflTeft-—If Hoff's Malt ExSouthern Indiana. We have heard

.ract Heaith.Bevor.^ proves its great value a .! dietetic, nobHsb'ing, afid healing renr^ly tty Its

^ploma, if tte meet eminent t'hy.l.

il cians recommend it in theii practice to th«irrr

BIMTATED PATIENTS, and to those suffering from disaasoa of tte THBOAT,

CHEST,

JLOLH Patches,

dtf

VANSCOYOC,

Auct'r.

CORSETS go to d&wtf

and Iung», or af

flicted with DYSPEPSIA, Fori STOMACH, toss OF APPKIITE, etc. if Its Introduction ititr the prin cipal hospitals of Europe and America has done wonders, as tho official reports will teitify, then we feel that tfce American public are justified in their appreciation of it] great value, and in their discrimination between Horr's MAIT EXTRACT HEALTH BEVERAGE and tho innumerable so-called remedies and tonics of ths day, whicti are short lived by reason of tbe slight foundation on which they build their reputatiou but Horr's MALT EXTRACT HEALTH BEVEBACE has been steadily increasing its consumption for the past eighteon years, and is more popular to day than ever, and wherever introduced has met with well-merited success.

OofTsMalt Extract Depot, No. 542 Broadway, N. Y. Price $8per dozen 00c per bottle. Sold by PrnegJsts and Grocers. •, a22deodlw I, L. StAHAN A CO., Agents,

'"Bllty Barr Cigars," the best Cigar in tha Market for 10 cents, or by the box. At MAHAN CO'S Drng Store.

Freckles and

Tan.—

The only Reliable Remedy for those brown discolorations on tbe face is "PKBBY'S MOTH AND TBECKLB LOTION.'- Prepared only by DR. B. P...V, 49

Bond St., Mew l'ork. Sold every where.

mb27-6meod

FeatherDnsters. cheap, at

Conara $ico-and

new, at Riddle's 151 Main street. [28,dtf

M. V. MOUDY, oa6t of the Public Square, has a splendid assortment of fine anA common Cigars, Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, that has over been brought to fctois maijkpt. »jCountry and city "merchants will do Wiril1 to give him. a call-

TIIE

dtf

best Ma Wrasses iii the Market at

tho City Upholstery of Laiirance & Harvey. a20alw

NOTICE OF CHANGE.—E. ROBINS having removed his business stand to 5th street between Slain andJOhio, is prepared to furnish his eustomers with Garden' and Field seeds, Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris, Flour, Feed Give him a call dtf JL£.,£OBBI«S.

SUNDOWNS of all grades,"Batsin all the leading styles, Dutchess, Goldon Gate Norma, Leporella, Oude, Natalie, Vial it, &c. Bonnets the finest out at the lowest rates, nt S. L. STRAUS',

No. 10 Soaih Fourth street.

COFFEE 25 cents per pound at Ray & bailey's. dl6 FANCY'- DYEING,

SCOURINS and R*-

yAIRING.—H. F. Reiners etill continuesto clean and color all kinds of ladies' and gentlemen's wear in any' fashionable shade also has a practical tailor engaged to repair gent'sclotheBrmJtha noatest style. dtf .lU .. In,

BALL,has just received tha largest stock of Stoves ever brought to this market.4— Gives moire trimmings at les* .prices than can be had at auction sares. dtf

ONION SETS by the quantity, Oranges, Lemons, Sour Krout, Maple »Sugar and Molasses, Cranberries, Apples, Sweet PO--tatoes, Garden Seeds,' Nursery PlBntsr at Ray & Bailey's.

casq

the .benefit of th$ wearer -can be applied to any American Watch in five minuts^ at trifling expense. Also, American and Swiss Watches of all descriptions for sale at JOHN R.

FREEMAN'S,

FLORENCE

lairge stock of

fine and well grown Evergreens, at

HEINL BROS.,

Mont Rose Garden and Nursery.

FRUIT TREES.—Standard

and Dwarf

Pears, Early May Cherries, Apples Peaches, in quantity, Concord Grape Vines, Philadelphia "Raspberry and Kitatting Blackberries, at reduced pricos, at

EPEJSIL BROS,

AND PLANTS.—Four large

houses full of Plants, consisting of Roses, Dahlias, Verbenas, and other popular and nbw Bedding Plants. Catalogues firee Hanging Baskets in variety, at

HEINL BROS.,

Mont Jloso Garden and'Nurtdsjf?

No. 5 Warren's

Block. [21_,dtf

FENCE POSTS.—^,§00

finfe, seasoned,

split fenco posts, for sale by d2w,181JOH -C. E.'Hosrokb.

DRESS BUTTONS,

in great 'vaViefy,

WE arc authorised to ^a'nnotiiMs the name of P.»B. O'RKU.TJY, (tBo present Deputy QlMk,)'as a candidate for County CUrk, subject to -tbe do ci?ion of tli? Reptiblioaai nominating 'ChnTBation. 1

WB re Authorized to aniio^n'co'iXhjcir,

WF.

,0. J.'

SMITIT'ns a candidate for Clork Of' the Court of Vigo conntyi lj|ec:t rofttio of the |ter put'lfcau noiaiuating Cou+eiltlon.

WE »r(^^nthoriiial .to AUNOTJA»,RO^US

are authorized tn annopnee F. M. UEREPITH as a candidate .for Olork or tha Oaurta-ot Vigo connty, suljeet- to tho decision tho Bepublicaa nominating Convention.

WF. ar^TIUTH'"NZE(r

annennCT name of

JAMES H. 1 UBNi3B as candidata. fon the of« fice of Oonnt' Clfcfk, subject to thp dwlnlcn of tho Republican nominating Convention.

COL'NTY THEAStiar.E.

Wr. aro authorized to announce the.name.of JOHN IvtZKR as a candidate for Ocnnty Treas* uror, Hubject to the decision of the Republican Connty Convention.

WE are :fvithoriz?d to announce the name .ot DAVIE9 JOHNSON as a candiJate for the ofllce of ("min'y TreaBiirer, onbject to tho decision of the Republican nominating Cut vent ion.

WE are. authorized to announce the name SAM.UKIJ O. SCUTT as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, mibject to the decision of the Republican nominating Convention.

WK aro anthorized to annomlco HKNRY K:\IRBAKKS as a candidate for Troasnier of Vigo county, subject to the decision oT the Republican Nominating Convention, to beheld tho 13th of Jiiuc.

WF. are authorined t. announce the name of MORTttN (J. RA NKIN as a candidate for »ho office of Conn'y Treasurer, eabjert the dccinioul

the llepnbl:can^iomlnatlng con\oStion.

.. ,, ,.

enormous consumption throughout the world during the pa»t oigUteeu yeara if, liie scientific

are autl:ori7cd to announce tho naiae of GEO. W. LASIHEHT ns a candidate for tho offlceof County Treasurer, subjeet to the decision of t!io Republican nominnt'Dg convention.

WF. ara antboi izel to annsnnoe the name JACOB'BROWN a? ft candidate for the office of Conuty Treasurer, sulij-ct to tbe deolsion of HepiiMlcan County Convention.

WF are authorized to aunounce .the name of J. F. MORRtS,'of .Hone^ Crtiek Tbwiiflhii, as a Candidate for (he office of Cotinty Treiisnrer, subject to the derision of tie Republican nominating Convention.

WF are authorized »o annouivco the name of WM. h. 3HUKY as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, sutjcct tq Wie decision ofthe "epublican County Convent o-,.

We are authorized to annmnce the namo of WILLIAM PATRICK as a candidate for toe offioe of Co :nty Treasurer, subject to the decision ofthe Republican County Convention.

AMUSEMENTS.

JQOWL1NG HALL.

Tuesday Night, April 28

THE EVENT OF THE SEASOM

Olive Logan!

THE BEAUTIFUL, ACCOMPLISHED and WITTY WOMAN, will Deliver her Theatrical

I 7 hectare,

Corner Main and Sixth St.

"Oper# Pearline," with a Photo of

noted Opera Singers Splendid Toilet Powder.— Ladies,try It. At

©'is.

Store

With her own |nimitable grace.

ADMISPION .\ SO CENTS RESERVED SKATS....'

Campaign Weekly' 'Express.

A CHEAP NEWSPAPER.

Only $L,oo R»R

Now

called the

dusl proof,

^dtf

——-L.

DUST RINGS,

for the American Watch

Patent Diaphragm,

making the

Stedman's invention for

''at

1 [28,dtf

Riddle's, 15.1 Main street.

Sewing Machines, at Rid

dle's, 151 Main street. £28,dtf

NEW

lkl

Variety Goods,1 at Riddle's [28,dtf

Main street.

OCTOBER ^ELECTION.

Announcement Fee

$5.00—payable

invaria

bly in advance^

IF WIIIHIRIL

I COMMISSIONER. WE are authorized to announce PiLJLlP RANDOLTfl, of Linton Township, 49 a candidate for County Coniaisiidn^r fr«a the "Third Bistrio', sulijtct to the decision of ths Bepublican ncmina ting Convention. ».».?

SHERIFF.

"We are authorized to announce QE$BX T. AVOOIiLEN iis a candidate for ttio offltceVrJof Shiifjiubject to tiie decision ofthe Mepuliilcan nominating Contkatioa. %r

Wz are authorized to announce the name of JOHN McFABLANE, of Sugar Creek Township, as a candidate for Sh-rifl" of Vigo County, subject to tho decision of th9 Union Republican nominatlajt Convention.^ /.

WE are authorized to announce CEPHAS D. CODDINOTON (present Deputy Shoriff) as a can didate/or^heriff, sutjeot to ta« itscfaiiari. of the Bepublican Nominating'Convention.

SRAL APPKALIMW. I

WF. are authorized to anuotjneo the name of P. B. RIPPET0B as candidate for Real Estate Appr*Js«r'( Vlgb conatfiatrieat to thedMihlcn of the Republican nominating Convention.

WB are authorized, to announce, the name of WILLIS^ SIMMONS as a candidate for Beat js itate Anpiaisor of de icision of the Repubtlcira"^on tjmpTlg CofivSHtign comrr CI.F.RK.'-' \f

JTearly Klglit Hontlu!

Ws propose tq furnish the WEEKLY EXPRESS until the

First of December,

a period. ?f yearly eight months, for only

One Dollar

where Twenty or more

copies Are sent—toone

address—a

toason-

able deduction "will be made. This term will carry the readers .through the axeiting State and Presidential campaigns.

No effort' on tmr part will be spared to make the WEEKLY

EXPRXSS

a useful

newspaper, a welcome visitor, and, a Cutbfu't exponent of tby-Repnblicau Party.^ Aside from National affairs, ^hf ^^0al pol# itics of the State, Congressional Diatrm and County—in fact, every township in the Counlylwifl.receiva poslible attention.' The Teadiiig Republican speeches of the «a{A{*if willHi publisha&.tftid shall continue our usual variety of tele' graphic and home irevs^ home and for

ft wxril To i"it a'iitnlxi tt

Ottr'Low Rate pnte

it in the power of

Grant Clubs andJocal committees to-sup-ply their towntliips. and neighborhoodr with good Republican sentiments, at a tri fling eipenee.

With this view, and.that all possible good may b6 accomplished b# a wide-spread-circulation, we have put th* price of our Campaign paper down: to1 the

ist rate at which it eon be published without actual Ipss. •_

Will Township. Executive Committees ind our Republican fViends generally aid ns in this' fciitltfrV Seftd ybtir orders immediately, thai tW good work may be Commenced.

BUSINESftJDlFftECTOftY:

^... A3!TQEWBXAU..---

Wm. E. McLean. 9SMai#L,str6etri ... Baird ACruft?M»WMreeti Huzzy A Saffell, Third at., under Uaionio Hall Scott & Day, 60 Ohio Street.

ARCHITJSETB- AG$I» .BFILDFISS. J. A. Vrydagh, corner Main and Fifth., Clil|«t ]VJll£rcj|, jpoibet

r][f4h

BOOTS AND SHOES

We are authorized to annnMpce .T. D. E. KESTER, of Prairie Crtok I'ownship, as a caudidato for Sheriff, subject to the decislou of the Bepub lican nominating Convention.

S. A. Barrai, 99 Main street. Henry Layman, Lafayette street. N. Andrews, Main street, bet. Fifth and Sixth Chas. E. Buggies, 1G North Fourth street, Leibing & Taenzer, near cor. Main and 7th.

[Bartiett

Austin, 101 Main street.

i. P." McDonald, Postofflce Lobby. M. W. O'Connell, Main street east of Fourth CARRIAGE FACTORY. Ilftrper, Wildy A Co., Cor. 2d and Walntl

CLOTHING.

W. H. Bannister, 79 Main Street. v. pO£|U5EC]$k cqjaute#1 n. Garvhi A Ow4n, Princnpal, cor. 6th ft Main

COMMISSION AND GRAINT

COAX. DBALEBS.

T. C. Grover, Third street north Main. E. F. Merrill, 10T Main street. John McFarlano, at County Scales, Ohio street. Richard McElroy, southwest cor. Public Square.

DENTISTS.

L. II. Bartholomew, 157 Main street

SIMl'SON an a ciridii!ate for te-eloctfon to the office of Oonrity Clerk, snbjtestitd» the^.xKdMon of the Bepublican nominating Convention.

I DRY GOODS.

Tuell, Bipley & Co., corner 6th and W. S. ByceA Co., 77 Main street. C. Wittig

Sc Co..

.^.„....I..

Now on sole at Bartiett

Great variety and MAHAN CO'*,

Tittman,

..75 OFINTG

Austin

Bookstore

pAS AND STEAM FITTING VJT Kain Street, between 6th and 7th,

FREDEKIK ©KI©EB. Having employed the SERVICE

son,a well

I- L. MAHAN OO'S DRUR

J. 8.

MEW MVERTI9EMCNTS

WANTING HOMES.

A COMPANY OF

•DHBLIiSS TOM AND GIRLS

FROM THE

Children's Aid Society

O/ T&k itMl 'arrive tee

Ten^ Hiiife May 8th

'MEMofitftii ON THE Oth.

All ir\terfesied in this work, of chirity sire invited, to meet agendas above. Those purposing, to^make, application fbr Chilnren., ara axpectad to provide [WCOMMENDANIONS.

.8MKKIY FMliMffiHi, Agtis? 7fo.~8-15ast £ih St., If."

FOR SALE.

tjK)R SAL"fi--L Xlfp'ress Wa^on and Harness.

FOR

is thd time to form public* sentiment.

Good Republican documents should be ptit in the hapds .pf those undocided aa to which party to attach themselves. Few votes are changed by the vast amount of time, meney and talent expended just on tha eve of election. Republican newspapers should be sown broadcast. Tbey are better than speechas, printed br oral,'corti irg every week witb^Harp, brief} pointed items, they are the small shot that tell.-^ It is a steady agency the work goes on continuously, as ther soed grows in the ground. Democratic speakers and news papers are'stripping for the field. Bad seed will grow if the ground is tfot Occupied by good.

73 Main street.

A. Nippert, 116 Main street Edsall & Co., corner Fourth and AMfUtt Saxton WalmBley, 111 Main street. Cornelius & Haggerty, corner Main and third

ifBltn

Dmamsti.

Ira Grovpr, Fosrthstteet, opppfite Market. Barr, Gqlipk & Berry, corner Main and Fourth. I. L. Haliari & 0o., «Brn6r Bfiln and Sixth. J. & H. A. Davis, conier Main and Third. ^FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS

Eagle Iron Works, Wm. J. Ball Co., corner jlst aud Walnut. Vigo Foundry and Machine Shop, Seatht 0mith A Co., near T. H. & I. and E. & C. R. B. Fright iDepot.

Phoenix Foundry and ^a«^ip«StiOp,^lcttfresh, sth andBagle, near Vassm-

Denglor 4 Co., MOTHER ger epot. I GAS AND STEAM FITTERS.

Geifeer, Oas fhid

ST^AM

between tith and 7th.

A good Piaao, ap and Harness. Enquire of

HAAO NORMAN, on Cherry street, between nourth and Kirth. dm

SALE.—Valuable Mill Pro PERTY.—The underslgAed will sell his in t^reiv in the New Flouring Mill, situated in Torre-ft ad te. InSIahi, on tho Bloomiogton Road, bietwenn the Railroad and Canal. The bailding if ne», only being completed a littl-s over one year. Tke niachirrery Is KII ne«t and ID ttobd riinning order. The Mill has got two Buar pf French Burs, Flour Packer, Smut Machines, Boiling Screen. Corn Sheller,

Ac.

EBWAUD MM«FY

Fitter, Main Street,

GUNSMITH AKD STINGfL CUTTER John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third. «AT3 AND QAP8 Jif

N. Westfftll, 85 Mala Street* Joseph C, Vatos, South Third Btreet. HOTELS,

N^tioilal House, comer 8iith

~Wm. B.

and MainJ

woo

SsR. Freeman, 74 Main street. Jobn ft- -F|Mna^' 6 Warrtn Block MUSIC DEALERS. J. Q. Liiid^UhnJetirata (treet. L.

Kiasner, Palace of Music,

Ohio street.

MECHANICIAN.

201

Main street.

Mrs.

M. A. Walter, 86 Main street, UP stairs. MONffMEtfTS—SCOTCH I^BfA^WE Jns,JP.VWilson,

P. O. Box 734,

tfotlONS ATfD TRIMMINGS T. If. Bfddlej 151 Main strwf. NOIIO-N^JEOXS. IAJJCY

Satisfactory

rtasons glven for selling out For farther particulars apply at the pramesis. I JOHN III LI

I Terre Hsute, AtrU £1, 180S dwlm

^OR SALE.—Valuable Real EsTATE.—The LAT^E Brick Store Room on the cbrner of Wabash and Third Streets, oesnpied as •I

Drug Store, nsarly new,and in good condition. The Braaoh Bank BoHding lot

57 feet on

jq-OTICB—RBAOYAL.

Clark House, corner Ohio and First.

Manning, Ohio

and 4th.

Buntin House,south-east corner. Publio Bqt •are. Terre Hause Hotofe,

'corner Haiti'and Seventh.

Stewart House, Second street, north of Main. Early House, West end Main street. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. R.

Buckell,South Fourth street.

8FV,-East of 4{K

Howard Mann ing, Cherry St., betweei

I INSUftANC^AOEOTgr.

G^)CE

RIES.

CLANSS«I^®LOIO^KT4 *. Go., JTiff^jftoiet, near 6th. OMNIBUS LINK. 'C

Miller, brdertat Poet

R. fenctell,

Sonfh

Fflnrti

Hendrich

STR:(J€K!

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Hick cox, Scbtt A

Co.,

Ohio Street.

tcLange,

Corner

MAIA AND 4th.

RETAIL GROCERS.

"Joseph Strong, 190 Main street, Ray A Bally, Fourth street,South of

E. R. Wright

Fergu

known practical workman, be |s nor»

prepared to execute all orders in the above bnsineas, with promptness and dispatch. octSdly

.- ne

STOVES AND TINWARE. 9. B. Henderson, Fourth street, South of P. O SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS.«*7 J.A. H. IN .UNDERTAKER.

LBWHRILK, SRTFE»r & C&f, No. 6 S**HJ*TB TA»EF BAL^ conier Thirtji aod .Chapry.

riMi*' MILlilNKRY. "x"

all hWds of mtlinerv Soods during the Wfcater moatha, at Mr*. M. H.

Abbott'*,

ite th« Poet 0®ee. TI

mxx

K,* #,.• WI

,—DeolidM*--

a.Ti

Ohio

A desirable Buildltfg Lot 6n "FRABISI'

TIWMQ FOURTH

and

liyat-

With two vacant lots. feb96dtf

andj^futtwrry

BAKERS.

Frank Heinig&Bro., Lafayette Stri I 1. -UBSKL POSTINO. Geo. W. Belftanider, at this office.

Tas

•f'CIInton,

4 meeting

Street, be-

FIFTH streets.

Altfo»e+eral nicely situated Lots suitablo for ANALL Besidencea, NMR the Nail Faotory.

property

will be sold

T?OR SALB OR FIXCHANGE I Three acrrt, an North 13th street—A splendid building site. Enquire of

TPOR SALE—SEWIPTQ

tah.

DRY GOODS.

TRIMMINGS

SILK GALOONS,

KNOTTED FRINGES,

Bullion and Tassel Fringes, liugle. Acorn and Fancy Battoiis.

EDSALL & H-j 1 tr1 tt

Warrant in Bankruptcy was issueu against the Estate of

Perrj'sville In thecoanty ofTermUHon & State

I Indiana, WH6I

naif bseti adjudged a Bankrupt,

hJs own Petition that the pay

of any-

PMFCIRTY

WJL' B^ALIWU^FT

to:ths,or Ina use, ud°tlie

Transfer of any Property by him is forbidden by F.aw that a meeting of tho Creditors of the sni(' B»?krujpt,to prevo,their debta and to chooae op( OR O E IS I N E E "O 1 E at a

G. FOSTER SMITH

Haamov«d fron Bast sMM of the Public SQUARE to Main Street, one,door ewt of H. &uliuan, where HE will be glad to see his old customers, and as many new ones AB please to call.

Indiana* asndwtfjf

JJEMOVAL.

RAILROAD AGENCY.

I har« moved my office to MeKeen A Paddock's Mill, where I

would bo pleased to see my old

friends andoustomers.

I Through receipts

given on shipments of pro

duce toall Xastern All Rail,and Rail anl Water rates as low,Cities,time

and as quick as any

(competing lines.

Grain in bulk shipped to New

wngland towns witboat chanate of cars.

M"R-

i\ME9 K. TURNER, Agt.

april 24dtf

IQARRIAGB PACTOilY.

•RF-

•,

Now is the time to have your OAN-iago*, Buggies,

Ac.,

painted, trimmed and repaired generally, and the place to have it done at

SHARPER, WILDY /to CO'S. Corner 2d md Watnnt'streets,Torre Haute. We are prepared to do all work entrusted to lis,

w»rk rart4ated. mbMtf

gTBAM

ZtriZ':-.

fB 1A-'

rj«5

.wis* m« «UI RWRS

This

atagreat

Fcr terms, apply to PMITTO.vbargain. HUSSEV, at NaBonal State Bank. MA^LILKWGV

W. B. WORTHINGTON,

lSdtf On Cherry, between 3d and 4th Sts.

MACHINE.

Having purchafed A Singer Sewing Maohine. I wish to dispose of a Wheeler & Wilson (•ehfoe that I have been BEING. It

is tn good

dw, and OUAOF the beet. Will be sold for (25, SABAH B. K.IZEB, 9dtf Corner 3d 4

Walnut streets.

l?OR SALE—Several Houses arid X? Lota in a thriving part of the city—$S00 to $1,600 each.

Enquire of the owner,FFM. Dor.ler,

«ne square east

AOM Watoh

and one new Sewing Machine.

afattf

FOR—Dwelling

SALE.—On Strawberry Hill containing six rooms aqd bait, Rood well, cistern and cellar -door-yari wall •et with frnlt tree*, thrnbbaiy and Sowers good itable with cistern and carriage hotise,

together

Call on the premise*. JAMES VAN EATON.-

N BANKRUPTCY. __ ,-IJRT sKiltVi This is to give notice that on the 20TH day of ^PRIL, A. D. 18G8,

a Warrant ia Bjantrnptcy

issued against the'Estato of

JOHN W. &KQWN1NQ,

In thi ecunty of Termtllion and State

fcf Indiana, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt, on ill own petition that the payment of any debts and 4eliv«ry

any property belonging to such

Bankrupt to him, or for his use, and the Transfer of tiny property by htm

forbidden by Law that

of the Creditors of the said Bankrnpt,

to prove their debts and to choose one or more Assignees of his. Estate, will be held at a Court of bankruptcy, to be holden at NCS. 72 and 74 Main Itreet, Terre-Hante, Indiana, before Isaa* N. Pierce, Begister, cn

tiie

18G8, at 9

1st day of June, A. D.

o'clock,

A. M. BENJ.J. 9P00NSB.

A&S'FFST. ." -11. 8. Marthal,Dist.

of Indian?.

TN BANKRUPTCY.

—s

ITHAT on

1 5a

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTIOK,

the 20th dav of April.FA.

imps tHiU tt

r'TStSm®

SP'SFITIATI"!

yftnHrui te

MARSEILLES TKIMNIN^.

In great variety and quantity.

OIMPS, FRINGES, FANCY C0L0BED BRAIDS &e.

Thin Is the best time to examine aud select, as

THESE trimmings

will be scarcer an highsr, lHt«r

in tho season.

i''9

OPPOSITE MoKBSN'S

9J.

tipARLES p. JONE%

el a

qankHi'ptey, tcr be holden at No.'TA

had Main street, Terre-Hante,Ind ana, beforo Isaac N. Pierce, Begister, on the 30th day of May, A. D. 1868, at 9 o'clock, A. M. I E, BEN J.J. SPOONEB,.. prft2M2t V. 8. JTintttal. DlBt.of

the most thorough manner, and at prices that defy competition. We have on hand, and in conrseof construction,also

a complete assortment of

Carriage*, Baggie,Spring Wagons, Ac.,

All

DYB HOUSE.

CLijilDGE

Has returned to this

eity, and

fitted, up a Steam

Dyeing and Scouring Establishment, at the old Stand, No. 8 North Fourth Street, wh«tre he will be pleased meet his old friends, and as many now one*atomay favttr blm with their entronace

26dtf— •—mmmmrnmrnmrnm

WM.BOVIB,

B. MANNING,: IIM A1VO OIMAMIWAI:

A I N E

One door Cast of the Star Grocery, TERRE HAUTK, IND. Plain and Decoratlre Paper Hanging, Taney and

PL*ln Sign Painting. Ceilings

Palate*

0®ce. WU

and Walla

am* daumtma*

V'.

PLUMPER.

ia Ficmo colan,

Piapoe and.Natu^al Wood Polished in the highest style of the Art. Gilding on Glass and •I apanued Tin, IA all win to the Interest or those who! wish have serviceable work done, to call on me. Infor nation.in Inylngdad mixing eelors, will be FTR* nisbad to peraons or oaaaon. BOCMTF

PLAUSSBN, BISHOWSKY

Co.,155 Main street.PoMOflc

\J Importers

and Jobbers of

NOTIONS

AND TOYS,

W O E 8 A S S A I

FANCY GROCERIES,

IWAM, MB TRNM, TKAN, ETCt«f

A TITTMAN,

A. MKCHAN1CLAN, 30t S*bi street, MMren cm 7» st*,, I'erre Hante, Ind.

MOPXI4 AVD DUWIAO* KIAM Cxxcms, Sewing Kaehlnea and other Ught Haohinery re. faired to glre latlsfaction. Iitaah T«nsiillng Skot-Quu after the ceiebratep HEN oh Pattern, made front new or.old material, may MIt if

3} 4

J''!

lit

T-S

-. •,?

:ai

EDSALL & CO

PRETTY APPLIQUE MATS."

TUCKED HEMMED HANDKERCHIEFS Pooket H'dk'fs 8,10, & 12 l-2c

a a a

THAT ARE 0000

S1,FC

Misses Cotton Balmoral Hofce.

Infants Socks and Hose*

HEAVY COTTON SOCKS.

GREY AND BROWN ENGLISH SUPER STOUT, y. jf.

For Men ami Boy^ ,£u

WB MAKE THE PBICES VERT I.QW.

EDSALL & CO. "7 :,

T'l mw at-

of the Union Depot. Also, oue

GLBTJ O.TL I -I RR XR

& ,*u

.fit.

HOOO

a ,i

PATTERN SILK SACQIES,

SPRING SACQUES, NEW SHADES SPR1N0 SACKING NEW CA8SIMEBES

FOR BOYS WE A11

£DHALL & 4 0. 1 Cor. 4th and Main Sts.

C. WITTIG & CO

Sa-\-

73 MATN STREET.

O. 1868.

mm BANK,

1/1^^

ntt»i

Oga 5*.4Q

~1S'UW)Tli itihftlxi

i'jnt vj $z

,ili Ui'0U« iO trz

G. FOSTER SMITH,

MALA Street, bet, Fifth and

Sixth,

-.1 IN XIJWRP .WIAS J[ 1 RTFL ,-O i/rim fffqai

A -trl an

AI IQOI -SJI FTSI*

ri *7 -loifiatjho dj IDA* ids mull ha* at

BIJLViETVIV

:. ISIIF^

JlM di

Indianii

"Terre Haute,

ndvi

for

APRX1'. TR,*

»-•.! ^J

:-i N£T

}R*N

'Uikt xfrjiith tt

itfi i' «*r. 1

Ite* uJ adt.lJrfiuf

:/'CJJ

UifS

L*inrrvq

Best Pacific LAWNS in Elegant Styles,

Only 25 Cents per Y'd!

Best Fronch LAWNS, in

new

Styles,''

Only 35 (Tte. per I'd! RNITH.IF JA .IRIITFJI 't, ft '.Hi? ill

COTTON BALL TRIMMING,

Jn White, and Blnrk nnd

In New Stylw, and

suited to

TUA market, at the LOWEST possible

prices.

WhiU». --t-

IT#

PRINT 8.

'••*'i

rtte

N'-s

.rf-oT

Scotch Ginghams, Domestic Ginghams,

very

Cboapl if?

~irl

•JJWI'I rrf

A. XARGE STOCK

Browii and Bleached MuslIns, AT LOW FIGURES.

P"oil.?

€. WITTI6 CO'S, Next Door to Davis' Drug Store.

PLUMBING.

B- BIJCKELli being a practical PLCMBEB, and

A fllted

at the request ef many friends

begs to announoe that he is now prepared to sue cute all orders in the above bn.ioeee,iucoeooctjon 1th his

Moose Painting and Graining.

SHOP—ON CH«rry totwoeu 3D AND

BATHS, PUMPS, WATER CL08KT$s

op on tte

MOST NPPR*T«I PRIOCIP)E«.

HDPAIRING

promptly

ATTMIDML TN »EP^

PAIUNWPHT

OP MABWATUJ-RA

NEW CocnsE rtscrrttits, drflreret! at the Mew Tork MAseum nf Anstomy, EAMMISG

subjects: How to Lire and What to

All orders left at

the

TDV*

for

Youth, Maturity and Old Age Manhood Genorl ally Reviewed. The

Cause of Indlgeetloa tlatu

elnceand Nerrous Diaeasea accounted fan Mm rlage Philosophically Considered, Ac. Pocket volumes containing these Lectures warded on receipt of four stamp*, by adrtresetag:forbewill SIC'T Hew YOBK HCSCOM or A*ATO»», 118 BROSJN.

way, New York.

marlCdly

QITY BILL POSTBB, ,„.s

GEO. w. r¥ifsnid^C" Programme* and (Xreulan distributed,

tni

GOOD STTLEl

.Dowling Hall,

rfji v:

•'r? M-1 T'

ta*

rinting Offlcee, will be promptly tteaded to wit roMt

-I'M