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DAILY EXPRES.

TKBRK HAUX1'.:. JCNU. 4

Thursday Horning, April 30th, 1868

SRepublican State Xl^KeU

1 roa "OOYIBNOII, 'tldll Ool. CONRAD BAKKB, of Vanderburgh. TO* LlEUXJUt.A*tH*iVJUlIOB,

COL.

WILL

CUMBACK, of

hinge.

Decatur.

FOB BECKETA*R OF BTATK,

MAJOB

MAX. F. A. HOFFMAN, of Cass. roa Auniiom OF

STAT:.

MAJOR JOHN D. EVANS,

Jli

ol Hamilton.

FOB TREASURE* OF STATE,

UENEKAL NATHAN KfMBALL, of Martin. FOB CLEM OF THE BL-PEKME COURT,

COLONEL

THKODOBK W. McCOV, of Clarke, roa NKPOATK OF TBF. SUPREME oooar Colonel JAMKS B. BLACK, of Marion.

FOR ATTORNEY OENK.RAL,

D. E. WILLIAMSON, of PutnamPOB BBPRMNTENDLNT OT FDBLIC INSTPcrtO*, BABNABAS O. HOBB8, of Wayne,

FOR ELECTORS AT LAKOE, THOMAS H. NELSON, of Vigo, BENJAMIN

CLAYPOOL, of Fayetta.

FOB ELECTOB, SIXTH DISTRICT,

CAPTAIN

y\•«

E. K. HOSK, of Lawrence. C0NTIN0FNT,

JCOLO^EL JOHN T. SMITH, of Greene.,.

Tlic Bnrden tightened.

Sinco the close of the war, by which

the national debt was created, the Kepub lican Congress, by its prudent manage

ment, has succeeded in causing that debt to be reduced $238,479,834. This lias

been accomplished in only about, tw. years and a half. And during that tinio

the Republican Congress has also f.ior

times modified the internal taxes, redu cing them in the aggregate about

hundred million dollars a year.

two

It the

Democrats, hungry for spoils, should be

restored to power in the Government, we would soon see (juite a different state of

A Sensible Opinion.

The Rev. Dr.

BRECKINRIDGE,

lican National Convention in 1864

out-spoken in favor of Gen.

lect, but a man of great abilities, unsurpassed judgment, and of undoubted fair

ness and honesty." Those, certainly, are

the qualities needed in lb6 reconstrttC

tion of the South more than any other.

controlled by Conservatives and all

the powers of wealth and habitual control are usel to turn them from their con

viction?. The misereble creatures, "don't

know how to vole," but by a miraculou»

Tk.*rT

urges the Republicans of Indiana to de-1

by them in torch light processions, mass

meeting,^ inusic, and hullabaloo general

ly, to paying for, and judiciously circulate

the newspaper^ of their State, among un

decided and doubtful voters, and thinks

the result will prove beyond a doubt the wisdom of tbe change

Wo have heard it said that one grocery

was more powerful in a political cam paign than a dozen newspapers, but we

do not bolieve a word of it. Ono reason

why the newspapers are not more influential among doubtful voters is, that they

do not take or read them. So rapidly is

education and intelligence progressing in this country that the great majority of vo

ters will soon bo capable of reading for

themselves, and determining their duty in

local, State or National politics. The par

ty that overlooks this important fact, and

makes no provision for those who Would

read, but have not the opportunity, may expect defeat in the end—ignominious

and irreversible.

We say, then, *.o Republicans, dissem inalo truth. Supply every section of the

country with good Republican newspa

pers. Let the people be thoroughly in

formed, both as to the principles and in

tentions of tho party. Lot canvassing committees immediately find out who are

the undocided vctcrs, in every school dis

trict, and let the uieans be furnished to the County Executive Committees that

papers may he mailed to them during the

campaign. By systematic work of this

character tho State may become strongly Republican, whilo the people are at the

same time elevated in morals and intelligence

A Dangerous Doctrine..

The Cincinnati

Times,

to-wit, the right of the President—after vetoing a bill and after its passage by

Congress over that veto—to require the

The most devoted friends of

Times

noppe SOB tffierjBt EsotHtfjpfe in-

to JfeeqKe upoirft bon^K The

intejjJioUj^jp thjgponstit #m uJTubWlj»| is to permit any private citizen to dispute

the eeartrtutionality of an act, and to have the opinion of the Court on that

poia| ffbUt'tyere is generally some chance

of having a case fairly made up, and

wisely pm|£ citizen but ifthe~Execatlye, with all his

power and patrortWge, ffln %rtng the case, it is evident that there can be no guaranty

forttiepeoptandrantf reiitfy for-jjofoial

that the President may go to law WHK Ooh$&y?aticl J| rodigiouS' 'iiiid ilnpkraY-

leled power for corruption may be brga^Ut. to bear upon the Judiciary. The v6ry

idea of Ifljj&frai<# J£e .HimVFment going to law, and making the third

departp^£filj|he VinpUfl ious

quarrels between the President and Con

gress is absurd on the face of it, and

terly subversive of all governmental de

corum and dignity! The three depart

ments were instituted for the people, and not for the purpose of waging lawsuits

With each other.

fL}

o.en's Affairs, Hon.

of Kon

tucky, the eminent Old School Presbyterian divine, who presided over the Repub

GRANT.

thinks him not only available as the Kepublican candidate for the Presidency,

but regards him "as the fittest man for the

office in America. Not a genius, dazzling

everybody with the brightness of his intol

«'10

Tha Sonthern Negroes. The Missouri Dcmocrai

calls attention

to the fact that in some strange, mys

terious and utterly incomprehensible

fashion it happens that the southern ne groes—who "don't know enough to vote,''

you know—always vole the Republican

ticket, and elect loyal men to all offices.''

Perhaps a well trained "Democrat"

would say that they are bribed to. do sa,

but the fact is that they were bribed to vote the other way. The land is owned by

Conservatives business is generally

11,536,024 35 have been received,

Which $950,822 89 have been paid. The Bureau has on hand of appropria

tions a balance of $7,071,925.

there are tinder the charge of.- the Bu

accident they always vote right. They I ?eau 1^839 day and night schools, with

are awfully ignorant, but it is exceeding* 2,087 teach®!* »iolH 1,442 pupil?, besides

ly clcar that thoy knew better what the i)sdust^aland^herschools, which, a^ell welfare of their Stato demands than their I t^ie EunrtwIrS iwflVr-'scholars* teflch-

okl masters 1 ^rg, a®dv $$$£: OfrS#bbath Schools there has been a~ great increase

A flood Suggestion.

during the pasUyeaT,

tke

IHIIIC

in an article dis

cussing the result of the acquittal of

JOHNSON

expresses the opinion that a

verdict of not guilty on tho main issue,

decision of the Supreme Court on the ^ff?reon- Re served as an aide

matter of difference before proceeding to 15, called out to defend Virginia. discharge his duty in reference to il as

tho executor ol the laws, would be "a decision of tho highest Court known in

our political system that the President

may call upon tho Supreme Court to for

tify him in the exercise of the veto against

two-thirds of both Housesjof the law-rna' king powor."

JOHNSON

will hardly attempt to controvert this

position but will be obliged to agree with

the

in its conclusion that this would

be a most unfortunate decision.

The Supreme Judges are in office for

life, or during good behavior and the pre

servation of their mental powers. A ma- I tf'the "peace Conference" at Washington A 4 V* T.^ I Aft AVI ft kift XT 2 I ai

jority of these Judges may have been on

the bench for a quarter of a century, and may fairly represent an earlier period,

and grossly misrepresent the views of the present. They are also liable to the usual

moral infirmities of superior men, and. it

rf -. .- •K"',--J

ex$&iiok the

term of the Presidential incumbent.

Tiio iiupr^me Coart*is sufficiently Halle

to corruption under the strict limitsof the Constitutioi) establish l&£-&octrine

ELLIOTT

figures being

free bofo'f^the wfrfTl thlr 42,87^ papilk 'in gedgrft]

The inventory of the

Freedmen's Affairs.

From the report to Congrtiss of the

Chairmd&f>®fcn111OWiM

the

folloWing ittWrfetlng*-wAvwr4 gatnered

The tojial expfeiJudJiyr« ofTthsJ$ur«au for Freedmen And sln«? th»pas

sage of the law of 1865, has been $3,847,-

854 39 of7€anjjges'sijnai

„*PP'?^^j'tion!

^nd the sum of $1,561,002 62 collected from abandoned property and from prop

erty assigned to i'reediueri bofore the Bu

reau went into operation. In addition

tfcere are small sums from other sources,

amounting to $40,000, which the Bureau

lias used, making in all $5,449,427 0

whichfhat in^i^tidif co^t-—4 tr$e dompared with the benefits it has cor.for-

n.(MM

red,:

illOM SO-

The Bureau 'has treated 388,516 sick

f^eedihen, of whotaMve (per"bent:!died and 19,722 refugees, of ,jvhom three and a

half per cent. died. Early in 1867 thero

were 48 jhoiip»«il6 jtfte 15.^ There have been transported by the

ureau 30,818 'persons,' bf wfcfom- £943

re O Since the organization of the Bureau

i,t has ^aii'^we^i^ ij4i(BS8.S89|ac#(^

abandoned lands, and 4,238 pieces Sown property, of whioh sflf^aV been re

Stored, up to December

3^,|^^^ept

535,872 aoree and §65 pieces. The Bureau has- acted as claim agent

Jor the freednien. There jiave been set

tled 1,796 vfiime, «r,d 5,03rf itfe now pend fng. The amount collected is $103,453

besides this, 7,362 certificates of pay,

bounty and prize money, to the value

total of

pupils—snowing a

hools of al^kinds of 3.695., witt

uplr^ntyi,t4rbT"lhese^uplls were

re artf in writing

gedgrkphy 23,957 in

Arithmetic 40,454, and 4,661 in the higher

I ranches.

rnmmm**** I II I

Betrothal In High Life. Very soon Washington society will be All aglow with the knowledge of. thei betrothal of Its'mcist'ch'airtnfng yoiihg^lady Miss Mary Foot, to Senator Henderson df Missouri. Miss Foot is the most ad iired of Washington belles—if indeed she may be called a Washington belle, 6er home baring been at Saratoga Springs New York. Of course you wish a pen photograph. I would be glad, bad I the tjruoh to paint you a picture. But tb do tiiis, the pencil of a Raphael or a Ruben ^rould not avail me. Miss Foote is bright blonde, with large and lovely eye s(n exquisitely artistic mouth, and sym metrical and classic face. She wears health of rich golden hair, arranged in tasteful tresses waving back upon her shoulders. The sweet simplicity and abandon

upon the rights of the young

and tbe fair. A prize so exquisite should be left to the competition of the young, tfie ambitious. Am 1 not right? The nuptials will transpire in December. Eoo.

J..

William C. Rives

The Telegraph has announced the death of this distinguished Virginian. Mr. Rives was a native ofNelsou oounty, Va, where he was born on the 14th of May, 1193. After a thorough education at Hampdon Sidney and Willian and Mary Colleges, be studied law, and had tbe bonellj of the advice and guidance of the great

in the volunteer and militia force in 1814-

After the secession of Virginia, Mr. Rives became amember of the Confederate ProViiionial Congress at Montgomery. Mr. Riyee, besides his career as a statesman has some ambition to be known as an author and historian. Atnonjp bis publicafions the "Life and aW of Jamas Madtson."—ASnowriDttmterat.

V'" "r

iaaTj

GLEANIlM,

the), Conn., has eigl® in a population ol 3s0

soy Urn 0.

The new »L Jamos Hotel, boston, boasts 1C miles of bell wire.

A blue rose is on oxliibitiou in Cincin-

nat

a 4 A W a

Fat is now the rage in fashionitblc circles, Ladies cultivate it. They are devouring vast quantities of butter, mashed ids0l and Bueh like?

Some Frenchman remarked that oratory is .the art of saying everything without beingsput m'the Bastilb, in a co\intry where j'ou are forbidden to bay anything.

The Mormon problem is solved—Paris fashions aro finding a foothold in Utah,and every Elder will be ruined.in six mouths Think of otie man dressing tWenty women'.

Between the gilding and porbelain trades an immense amount of gold is an nually absorbed. The, porcelain thule alone takes nearly £50,000 of gold,a year, and, between gilding and porcelain, the, annual consumption of England and France is estimated at not less than forty thousand ounces, which is lost to' curren cy forever.

apear to be making in Virgipia to ihduo# 1 1 the ofifer of liberal terms by landed pro- I prietors, and these

cessful, if wp may judge by th» deported

«Vv

of this feature of her toilette

complied with J)or quiet tendeVneas, anc vivacious naturalness of animation, ren der Miss Foot, in the opinion of connois seuraof beauty, the most witchingly attbctive young hitiy gracing Ihe crewic* tfc

la creme

of society at the capital.

The distinguished Senator to whom she has given her hand is in his forty-second j'tear, and, is therefore, I should ujdge. fifteen or eighteen years the senior of his afcanced. With all deference, to the choice of the charming lady, pei-bit ma to enter my youthful (I) protest against this encroachment of autumn upon the springtime— of Senatorial dignity, wealth and

MBBMHHMmMi

Ten other members of the ring have been indicted, but as they have not yet been arrested we are not permitted to publish their names. Tho "ring5-- is probably broken up lor a time, but the leaders of it will escape with small fines, of course, while they have made hundreds of thousands in a few months. The price of whisky will go up as the ring ijoes down.

St. Louis Democrat.

KCH1TBCT

Two

years later he was a member "of the Convention that ordained a revised Constitutidn of Virginia. He represented Nelson county in the Legislature ffc«n 1817 to 1819, and Albemarle county in 1822. He solved three times in Cougreis, his career in the House.beginning ia 1823. In 1329 President Jackson appointed bim Minister to Frarce, where he remained till 1832, when the Legislature of Virginia elected him to the United States Senate. He resigned the Benatorship in lffl4, but was re-elected in 1835, and a^ain in 1840, serving till March 4, 1845. Iq 1849 he was again appointed Minister to»France, and resided abroad till 1853. Hi then retired from public life, and little WHS heard about him until tbe eafly pak-tof 1861, when he became a member

1823,

Autlior of

4 'J

Sir"

No one is to bo allowed to go to a iiro in New York without a .badge: There mosW®""#.great demarid"T5f bHdgc5 'fn cold'

trousseau

of a

Boston bride, recently published, made iaention of "twelve dozen handkerchiefs not one of which would do service for a cold in the head.,

anii

Some of the English papers1 acre com^ tnentiog on experiments'with "a new.anr (pathetic agent" now makiug there, ®ieanirig nitrous oxide gas, which has ieen in-use in dentiiti-y and Surgery for a a 5 a is

1 4 0

At Huntingtnb: L. I.,' a portrait'of Lincoln, :dono with a'bot poker on ad oak board, ia attracting the attention of art. qribicjB, and is said to. be won4erfuU^"85

An. Epglish clergyman advertises his living for exchange, adding {.bat it is "a most desirable position for a delicate man hi) Dissenters in 'ih- parish.'

'. art:

JBreed-

Paris is to have the most magnificent foontain in tbo world. It will 16 composed Of four waterfall^ eight lions spouts ing water, and immense candelabra to ljght up the wholo at night. ,..t

white blanket with "Ellsworth's choice" 30oiiuton Place, N. ¥. Oity.

in bright red letters, after which she strutted down street, to the eventful horror of tbo Gachelor Ellsworth who owns tho

'f1 iVi loft, ci br.rrm^ orii i»oig »«w 1 Tbe manufacture of opium lias begun in France. When the plant reaches' sufficient size the stem is tapped, and the juice .exudes into a small vessel. Much jtiico was at, iirst lost, owing to. rain, but iho plants are now pulled up and planted under cover, with the roots in watery They can thon bo tapped advantageously.

PROTESTANT

church has been opened

at the Mexican capital. General Scott during his brief stay in that-city, allowed the Protestant worship, as also did' Maximilian during bis unhappy career. The present rulers seem to be thoroughly totonant, and'in that respect are genuine republicans.

The Virginia newspapers indicate movement on the part of: South Carols nians, and residents of other Southern States, to Temove Northward, wiih the view of escaping negro supremacy. In Virginia they find the whites already in the asscendant, and plaits are on foot which point to larg$ accessions of population in that State from Southern sources. The great obstacle to migration on an extensive scale is inability to sell where they are, and to buy where they propose to go. Partly to meet this difficulty, efforts ap-

KOOFING

efforts are fibt'nnsuc- I "i»

arrivals of new set^lers from points lurthec South. e'Mi waai.u:.,,.

-axn

THB.

turbed about'tbo fa'ifuro oT Congress to pay for tho'Alaska purchase.. It will bo remombered thati(M^ifWrWrii',was exceedingly anxious "'t6 teve thjs '^utchaso about, andjatronSfeiTuita wWeTiitade in its behalf The Alt a Gaiforniaof' -March 2S says "Iftha.Hpusa 3h«dlrepuski4te tho A-laska treaty ty. refusing.. thp.fl^qessaty appropriation^, and thus violate thn plighted faith.of the natiop/thoy will be very likely to fosa in tho, coming election the support of evsft^riStato of the 'PaciUc Slope—that ie, '^st sSf .the Rooky Mountains. This Action .of tlie popular branch of Congress will wean 'from Iho republican ranks every merchant who looks for.| gain to the development of tho (commercial interests of this coast. If this reported action be true,| it is a serious blow to our commercial aspirations and hopes, and we shall recoive it neither quietly nor submissively.

S E E N S

keif's

Hasrun.-Kor

"Field, Imyynand Kftoj","

ilOndOip mssitsijppt."

I'J"

In all p?iTtn of tbe

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HISTORY tbeS£€ftET SERVICE By GKIV.

C. BAKKR.

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Medical Illumiiiation!

A young Indian maid, visiting a flour- Four M«gnifio«ntly Illustrated medical Books K'ttiiil in Winona, Minn surreptitiously I cdntaiHing Important Physiological Information, 1 vu 1 .v. i.- .1 1 1-for Men and Vomen, sent, free on receipt of got hold of the stencils and decorated hcr.l

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WANTKO,

tTOlT

Haid on the Whisky King. The officers have at length succeeded in arresting several members of the famous ''whisky' ring," whose operations have been characterized by a boldness trulj wonderful. Captain Dan. Able, one of our heaviest liquor merchants, is on the list of the indicted. Captain Christie, owner of the steamer Laura, is brought up standing. The Laura was seized a day or two ago on a charge of viulating the excise laws.

John C. Fry and Geo. Little, who held the position of

special agenti

of the

Treasury Department, for "distilling and removing distilled spirit-s!'! They are charged with doing just what it was their special business to prevent others'-from doing I They were confidential agents of the government, and of course no outsider suspected that they would ba guilty of dabbling in contraband wbiekj'. Little is said to be a brothor-in law of Secretary MeCulloch.

BUILDBK,

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Box

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Write for 6ifctili»rff, to

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Inuuedtetely, Agetits to sell

my new Potent Advertising stafnps.— A rate ohancs for making money offtn-ed. ^or pacticulsis address, with Btamp, J. WILBUR, Cleveland, Ohio.

WANTED, ABBm-SEME erywhere, male and female, to iutroduco Iho GKNDJ^E .IMPROVKD COMMON SENSE FAM ILY SKWING MACHINE. Thlt Machine will stitoh.liem, fell, tuck, ^niit, coid, bind, braid, and embroider iu a most suporior muuti. Trice only SIS. Fnliy warranted for five yeirs. Wo will pay 81,000 for any machine that will sew a strongor, mor# beautiful, or more elastic seam than ours It wakes tho "Kliisti?. Lo:k Stitch. Every second stitch can be cut, and stilllthe cloth canuot be pulled a|:art wilhoHt teAJ ing it. We pay Agents fiom S75 0 3200 per month aud ex peusosi or a commiseioB from which twi. that amount can be made. Addrist sKC'OMB & CO., Pittsburgh, l'a., or Boston, Mass.

Onntlnii.—Do nrtt bo impos. upon Ity other partiis alunng oft' worthtosscast-iron machines, under the same n«mo or otherwise Ours is the only rentiine and reaily practical 11 achiue mnnufiicfnri d.

NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CO.,

THK0LGU LINK TO CALIFORNIA. i«Via Panama or Nicaragua. SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON Tnft

oth and 20th Every Month, Or tho day

when these dates fall on

SnnJo /.

PASSAGE LOW Kit 'MAN BY AM OTHRB LINK. For information address 1). N. HARRINGTON. Agent. 177 West Street, New Vorh,

W.-H. WEBB, Tres dent. CIIAS. A. DANA, Vice President. OHIce—5« Eichange Place, New Yoik.

THOMAS R. AGNEW, 2t0 and 262 GREKNWITOH ST., N. V., Ilas'reduced the price pf Teas, Coffees, Sugars. 'Flour, and all kinds Groceries fro tn 10 to 20 per cent.

Beat Japan Tea (H.OO-:

B«?it Kngrlish Breakfast Ven $l,Oli, Splendid Oolong T«n, 90c. IO«10 bbln, Hour. al grades, fiom £11 ap wtrd". •JO,OOO gal. Molasses, all grad*s. from 40c. np wards

Coffees, roasted and ground, ISC to 40c. gars, all grades, at renners' prices, and every thing used in every family ciieaper and better han auy other store iu New York.

THOMAS R. AGNEW occupies hU own store, owns tlie property, rnd has no rent to pay, im ports and buys exclusively for cash gave a note in bi- life, consequently he can undersoil any house iu tho city.

CAPITAL only required to commence tlie very profitable businets of Stuncil

"J| Cutting. Tools and stock of tbe best qnality and a a in at is METCALF & SON, 101 UnionSt Boston, Mae«,

Greatest curiosity or the IM* Ceitvry!

Hfsmtlorfnl

Electric Fisb!—It pleases

all! lty mail lor 10cents and stamp A for age. Addrees the Inventor, NATHAN HALL, West Midtittbury, Mass. aST" Agents wanted in erery part of the world.

Indispensable for Ladies, IS THE

SEWI1N GUIDE,

a beantilol article for the assistance of ladies in hand sewing, not only protecting the finger from the ugly prick of tte needle, but, being provided with a ribj the sritchea are made with EXACT BEGULAKtTT, and increased rapidity. Tt also keeps the point of tbe needle in perfect condition. For all kinds of

tmbmidiring

rnraJuabh.

0T(

GOOD STFliSt

croeb*tmg

and

It is

TheGDIDTE is elegantly silver-plated, and will sell at sight to eiejy lady. Sent to any address, by mall, onreoeipt of 116 cent*, or solid silver, for 75 cents.

Agents wanted in every town. Terms and sam-

Jall ordoralettat 'DowHn* HaU,or at th I pie for 85 cents. Liberal dhcont to tbe Trade rlnttng Offlces. wlU be promptljji ttended to,wit I Address NILES MANCFACT0BXWG CO., 56 W«**Mnd dlsDaitelt.

r—

ter 8treet, Boston, Maes.

A A TUAff

EVERY MAN WHO USES

An Ax Should buy a,

E A E

With if, with same labor tie-mil do onefftird more'

'ibo^fc'lhttn'ioith

\ATI

evihakoiqi

cuj

O N E O A

NO.

Catalogue of

Pmctical Books

on Arrliit^turu atid Stair Baildinp. A.

BICK-

NF'jjti fc CO., Publishers, SpringQfld,

Patent Offices.

Invontnrs who wish to take out Letters Tateqt are a-ivised to co'unsci with MINN & CO., minors of the

tcientijic Amvicm,

wiio have proso

1 cnted claims before the Patent Office for over [Twenty Yeara. liieir American, apdKuropean Patent Agency is tho most extensive in'tlio world cliargen loia than rt&y otLcr reliable agency,

Pamplilut containiDg full iiia truest ions to Invent c,ts, Bvht gratis.

A hai.dspme Bound Volhina. containing Mechanical Kngravings, and. the TFoitcJ States Census, conuiiiB, with Hints anil Itecoipts for-M«' cbanics, mailed on receipt of 25 cents. Address

JIUNN & CO., '7 Park Row, New York.

iUKG YOUBSEF.F of BEBIL1TV, SEX UAL DlSKASBr",

Ac.—

Send your address on

stamped envelope, and ask for circular of "Pathology." Direct AMERICAN NKWS.CO 121 Naa'au street, New York.

FOUNTAIN

i.*

8' ntl $2 for to try, fo.,„

llJPFJNCOTT&PAKWWELl,

WAiEas,) .- 7 '.j:.

ii3idw adi

There l»-ino ^unjfcuc eWut thisto 'ftl$ onii aaking, Veirkri'K.td letters froM «noppora, proving nor claim f-.

iijffUXt'

tfWClub MRUher,aod ffit jour. solid for a doieu^ neatty'packsdHn .,

aalR ,r.\Mib CctRUt',3 iPn sa *r%-,coi)Bh ™t«rfeit«d wrsppe*. For Mosrs, New York.

JLm 4 ji»o /w«^w, I. UrtHiafl havernmo of.Jys Mp$Xf.on For 1 inia»i ta:it 'Yirc^llar ftddtes^' 3on ivYork.-

WE 8ELL FOH ONE DOLLAR, jf-JOLD 'fcn'iStiver Waithess£ewhtg Maciiinfs, tRk Urw'j Patterns, Orp^tiofce, Domestic Goods.i.tc.

cmctjr.&KS

giving full particulars, or ten chechsfi^nt,focpft», Dollar, describing ten flTur-nt. articles wnich .will sell 'ftir ,In.•

Splendid inducements !dfi^'r«4)lt) Agents sending ns Clubs. Address, LABONTt .t BABBIIT, No.r83 Sndbnry^tffrt^Bciston, Massi

WE ARE STILL Jt ^KING

E O I O N 1 ,nv.' "K )"i:.

W# wonld iivjine«B.npou-aur pfttrou3 that oar Stock is uoi composed orseoud-hnnd Goodfi.or Pawn Brokers unredeemed 'Stock. Trtlt Goods Cftrefnliy selected direct from American and Inropean Manufactories,- the greater portion of wliich are

Mauiifactucprt ExcluslTely for Us, which faot enables up to offer onr ens turners bet' tor Goods for tho money than tiios whV profess tb lie "MannTaetnrfers, Aeents.'.' flr than CAM BE OBTAIN El? IM ANY OTH Kit WAY.

The uuparalItilijeiincrease.^!) p^jr bu&iuess, has conipofjed viij to railfovo_ to more spacious quacturs tiierbfire have' leased for'a term of yeiaVs, tl|o elegant -block, newly erectcd, »t. 7 I AOS. tfs and lOU S1JUMKR SIIUiKT.. .Wo'At-e'ttie first whit, liave nttempted to make a "devolution in"TrH(Je."- li}' enabling- the pnblic to procurtvQoods iu small qnantitias at ^matiufact.urets' prices, thus saving the pousnmer three Iiirgo profits made in passing thf-ougli the hands of Mm Commission Merchant,- the Wholesaler, aed Retailer. •Send Club6 of'tai^SirvfltlislO!cents far e^cli descriptive check, and the getter up of the. club wi'l receive a pjesent'wortjv £2 to fSOO,' kocording tonumbev iiejit..» ,xr •mq(J

GREAT ORlENTAk-'wlEA CO., of Boston, so that wa caiB furirTe? rnr customers ether Good* and^theirfiili )in» of TDAS at precisely the same. terms

Ageala as .though deal

ing directly with" thA! CohVpany .{has giving an oppoatnnity of sfelrfe'ting ft-Am tho various grades any quality they fhny desire.:

also pay the

same commif^ibn as allowed by the Company.— Rlauk form of Oider, with priee-Iis'v and •'THK TJ5 \. CUP," icnt Uany.»dir®?s- II.'T

II rfjli'-- €J.O»»nt Nos. 9$. aufl^ XOO ^uuiHier st., Biston.

TO THX'LAMKt), !W«' ftre agents for oter ONR HUNBRED For-" elitn and Domestio Manufactnrers, and are p^ep^rnd to fnrnieh th? wholo. conntry with .PJtY ahd FA NOT 600D3,'SILK8, SHAWLS, JWKL BY. SILTKR WAU& I^ANOH, ,SEWING-,MA^ OHINES, ic.j Sc. at tnonn}tormpriQO)f ...

OnejSolIarXor EachArticle. Send.yoiif.jOZub f-IO and.tipwards'," fo» i^e qh^kr.jjhi

IPr^sMi^w^rth frput 'S3/to:i$iOU .-ribtifte«!«r cb*rgo toagentB seeding clubs. Agents Wahfad

CUX^'

:Ur.

Hi'Amti

dt'fdi '-9 c)

And will pr««nt |o auy person setidliif 119 7tub, In our Orcat

OHF, ]0£JLAS SAI^K OF*

Pry and Fancy Goods, A WATCH, PIECE OF SHEETING, SILK JJltKSS PATTERNS, Ac., Ac.,

Free of" Cost! Our indncements dnring the past few years have been large.

WE NOW DOUBLE OUR RATES

OF PREMIUMS.

Our Friends will readily notice our Presents fur -SO and- 60 Clubs are now more than equal in value to Clubs in value to Clubs of 60 and -100 respectively of otlu um

I -4. er firms. .. vr y/'-v. i'V. ffll ffi* Pl«asC Examine.

Any person ordering rith.-r of theClnbs men tifno'l I'Mow, :•m h»ri tlrtSTr"sclection of Prem in ins -numevat.d. ccrrr.sj)p4ding"to tbe size of tha Club, KlfKli OF ONtt DOLLAR! r«»r ft risib I-C SO. ($3.)—Ono of iho follow iup nrticli-y, viz: )ii|nine dress pattern fjn. y, totorcd bsdnpread 1(K» viow Turkey morocao uibani ynr.ii. s.lieyting striprii CHahmoredolaine dress pattern h^B'y cmub (^nilt ali wool (jiinre shawl eet rolid gold bosoni nriids all wool art cartlini^r-.- pantp an'i v:nt pattern gent's liair ctiairt chuin, go!ct irtitiTBfn'g^ silvej plated clmsod Imttrr-.li^h silver plateau lioftle revolving csslor, on feet: rct'snpprif.r stefllftt bladod knives and forks uiirotet promenaite shawl lalies' long gold plate chain IsdieB* gold deuble ring gent's heavy chased ^olid gold ring solid black w.tlnut work lox fc writing desk extra (Uulity tftlm-^ral «k:rt set Jowelry, sleuvo bntr

OUH to tuatch vir.l'n and bow gent's cardigan jacke' splendid ebony flat", Ivory trimmings -.nperiur utkey morocco ahut fung b»i{ ladles' liiah cut b.'ilmvtal booes.

For a Clnb ol' 60 (SO.)— On?* of tho following article?, viz: Black, u* cplocad alpaca dress p«tt'-rn oinpie.-eof bleached or brown sheeting engraved, ftiiver-pl'itsdj bsttfj revolving castor yar.lt snperi.ir ca«lunero for pants and vest p:»tter~ extra Iw-ivj" hoimycomt quilt two fancy colored bed spraadi pair geat's oalf boots 4 yaids fHrmers" good wool frur.kiug fancy cashmere plaid dress pattern best quat.ty b«imorat bkirt rosewood brass atarni clock: la Ifes' all wool 1 Uak puttorn silvor-piated cake or card basket fur moff or ctpe ladies' fashionable -.rool donbiesbawl spietiiild cianded family Bible, '''i.12 record pnite and «ngrtj*inpp 3*ynrOffioi] blu width watei proof iuaKiug set ivory handle knives, with silver -plated PirKs otit" set of lace urtains.

For C'ltlb Of 1011, 8IO,-Ou8 of the following articles, viz: 4ynrds donble width c'oak ing or coating 2 large, fine, bleached linen table rovers, with 1 loz. large fiii'd dinnor napkins to -oatcb: '25 yards splednid hemp carpeting, good colors bstra quantlty l'iack or alpaca dress pattern^i oue large piece ot superior quality extra wliftti shoe ing pair gent's calf boots, beat qnslJty silver liuntitm-casod patent lever w»f«h: one do7.. ivory handle*! steel bladed knives aqd forks silver-plated wngrawd bottle reviving fastor, with cut glass bottles splendid violin, be* and bow, complete stogie barrel «hot gun Bacou'N •ix-barrul levolver pair superior wSite wool blankets nicofur mutt and cape sivier plated engraved ice pitcher, with salver 7% yards all wool fancy cassimere.ftn- snlt one dcE&n Kogerx' beet silver plated fbrks cirmmon sedse sewing and embroidering machjno two iieavy hone comb ijuflts splendid faxflly Bibfs, record and photograph page. For larger Clnb* the vain© ln«*a«e» in tht same ratio. .-

Catalegxic of Goods and Sample sent to any address raxc. Send^aonBjr byWgHtarsanWtis^ Addre»s all orders to

Allen, Hawes «& t'o«j

i«T 15 Federal St,,»owton,Maaa, P.O.Box CS. 1 ."'Jflf

A French Preparation, which preserves all the nntoions and medicinal qualities of tbo jxire

fill additions.

frii to ftoili •esq til

y? i-t-

(ulbiiritN PateHt.

,-hli- '.1

t?,.i.g0D^

fl"RAD*V .!

.'-.-j i- •. .:i -i 'has and sslling overy dSscrlptiOD.nl BUY AND FAt :JY GOODS, S«»wintT MAcblnes,

tW ark,

JEWELRY,

irUljo uniform price of

F«k

oil,

Isfrec from mil offensive tawto or smell, and— being agreeable to the taste— easily digested, thua affording the pstlcut the full benefit of tee

en mixed with water, thus avoidhisky or other expensive o£ hnrt-

OTHIN6 LIKE IT IN MSBICII^ J^iuMrx to the palate, a pain lent eVaerant, a gen tie stimalant ty the clrcnlatiM, a persiiiratory preparaWoto, an aiitP-bhloSrSUlcin/,

a stomachic* a-4taiaclc,M4aa,'idMfablbgMi«rat •Iterative. BBdius tb* acfcaoyle4gej aad daUir provenprepertieii ofTARfUHt'i SfftrTCSSCeU APMRICNT. Hot* bv all DmggisU.

•4-

Bevk Canvassers Wanted

VOt"tlHlV BHOTOGBAPO Bmr." .For, tej-mSj addMM A^ pRALNAJtD, Jl%rttord.'CoDQ. .. .... '-M.,,-

'ticEftaEin.-Bjr .j£t

S a

,! AUTHOR 1TY'!

FAWN&RtiKiBR'S JOINT STOCK a13 miitrafeMEB eoons, coasittrrKo opn

S 8 S ttanEN iMobs, tiftY GOO08^

FASCT (iOOSS.AtBUMS, WRLKi,

I vaitaf PMIfti-

si-niNU %AOHr»sH TDBNITtrRl! To be ioW at IW11AR EACH. Without regard to valuv and n« to »ep»ld for entil you koow wliat.yooare to receive. f•

WMlOjiie.' rjqir

'SUMtam rnnmu

Th»HUM*.papain*, tallaWe,r.Ut nessTlUwf^rtysr#,^ lheki«.tf. tThe bo«tnf Bostoa aeferencqs fatnjsheJ oq appiit^Ui.#. By patronltiugtnii ikte yott I11V6 (Sbtffice to #xcK4iig6 ^ourjgoodi wltl.a9arg* *artotjri(t»#4l0ct frota fcrj tTEfiltf TO-.AGiBNJtfi.^.ire botfev^ oar tarms

"Perlor,.^ Jhoae off«re«by auy

othrt- ron^ftt/

Take particular *otic« oflhu:—Our

Agent* are notrwpsliwftepay do|lllr Hteif

nay theMal-.of H-1 •'«'.••-. :..i a1"-1 0

Jf'IOTYTDpI^ARS^CAte! in addition /o alt otljer presonU. And to the AgeataMding

iteitt

to'the largestamoullt lfae suia

of .J if ft' -f. -.ft

Twemj-rive Dtiian.

CertiAcateir,J giving al(?oni'{i^ie 'de«criptiiih of •rticie* that will- baaoldfor 'Aaio'dollar eaeh

S S

tate.for iargfrolub*. LOOK THIS CHANCB to get a Bilk Dr«M, SovriogHAChiDe^Ooid W®tch,.or some other good article of equal value, with bnt very little trouble and no eapcnw to tbe Agent.

we will give the of tjhe following Worsted BreakSclotb, Kmboseed

Iff Thirty, we will give lhe

person sending it their choice-o articles:—"Print' Ifreis Pattern, fast-fihawl, White Llatn Tablecloth, Kmboseed Table (Spread, Het Forks, Set of Sliver. ed 8ilk Pkrisot, O Photograph Album rSle«aat Ivory IIiiidled Ste«igled SflkFan, Ono Doi^a, targ^ «|ee4 Linea fowels, Ladies' Morocco Shoping Bag, Alhambra Quilt. raacy Bkhnoral Bktrt, Ladies' Solid bold California Piamo«d Kingi OMtVPIain oTengrkv ed Gojd, Blag It xareta One, Ladies' SoUd Black Walnutrrm^g Desk, ladies' Fancy BlaotWalnut"Wotkbo*,or aCottageClock.

et of Steel-bladad Kprea aad

:oS«a»iiSirs«

aClabaf strty, one

articlMj-^apcy Caahakere

e,!f

I 1

*3- SEND FOR. OUR,, N^w/tilRCOLAR. "Wt -Ws have also made arrar^.^irieats' with th«\,»

thotuitdwlng

DITSB

PattUD. Silrer

Plated CUrd Basket, Oaa-Hundred-Ficture turkey Morocco Photogi-aph Album, Lancaster Quilt, Fanpy Plaid. Wool- Shawl, Twenty-Ovo yard* Sheeting, Aipacca Drese Pattern, Kngrave&tiilver flated Bi* BdttledlieVOlving Castor, Harris^Cieth Pants and Test Pattern, Splendid Balmoral

Skirt

Set of lvory Bandied ka^rea, with Silver Plated Forks. J'air of All.Wool BlankMs, Brafa Alarm Cloct Kosewootf Frame, Splendid Beaded and Lined'Bilk Parasol tadies7 splendid Morocco TraveHag Bag, Thirty.

les (Jnll^jj.- ..

Wer

sale«f -tJh

^ssiSfe

Yards Prikt, ore MatseiK

For. a Clnb of Saa«N«H)iiTit plated ckke basket, fancy plaid wool lone shawl tweoty-flv# yards' hemp Carpeting, fortrBTS yard* sheeting, splendid Alpaoca dress pattern, silver hunting cased watoh, splendid Family Bible, with elegant steel engraving, family racard and photograph^ liagij poplin dreMi pattSra,- eb« ^... loe_Ht«iher, tpleaBid beaver )is.:aerol*ar, fancy eessiMsre I?--J patWrn, eSftra quality,iplen. dfa ictoordtoofr, Hnsic BOX, OXVB p«lr toneriJlapklne to

wry* ch.

Presents for Clubs IB

obr. Gottds att[Mi)i|ii«itngwt||

Mmm

indi«»'g«arttttW HA Mr aj^^bole^ri&ho rtj

sahdnaiaarbut?

BE SFCMFKFTFFIERFTF NITRFI^AM6UNTLNI\D'5IOB

ore by RIdistaaib LaVCka. Vhl^ caii' he sent

ptess, for whien of losing it Wha-

Post,

QM^E MOB

sl'

ay r^u ran a« risk

—1 *»inafs may, Mi

sent by«iall,:bnUa a«4 fat then ln th«offioe yoursolf. Prepay *11 exprei

MfiBQr... .1 .-?:•' aSJ Send your adireee in AiH, Town, Couaty ^swd State. All certificates are good anUL redeemed.

IS. €. THOMPSON A iDO 30 Huorer Stteet, lostoa, Ka»!. wr Send foi ClrcnlArsv

9Q1 CSIt

MUSICAL..nw

\o aoil

I S S N E S

MiiaSop mw! t*0J I }v:v- KVOHS81 isq

I '4Cbli^ si-reel*

OPPOSITE THE CO0BT

HOUSE,

TKBBK-HAUTB. I.Xp.

-"trric ... b»LTjia Sole Agent for

Chickering Sons, Knttbe & Co., Sleek tt Co., Robert Nunns, Gale Sb Co., tJhe Ceteltrated Patmvt Cycloid,

I I"

A1"1 other well known and reliable

O O E S

Also, Carhart NeSkams, and Prince Go's celebrated

Church, Parlor and School Organs and MeUtdeonsI

A Large and Ilsgant Assortment always oa I hand, wBich will be sold at LOWES BATES than the sattoe quality of Instruments caa be bad of any other dealer in the West.

Hono bat good reliable Instminents dealt in, such as I caa warrant to my Ow tamers for

FIVE YEARS!

Pianos, Organs and Melodccms sqlef'onMonthly Payments.

a a

Brass and Silver. Band Instruments, Tenor and Bass Drums Cocoa, Ebony, Boxwood and Pllvor Fifes: Trimmings for Drams also,- flag* of all si7.es, aljo' fbe bestqaality and lowest rates^jtw

Sondordera to iilSSNKK'S

PALACE OF

Tl^CiX'taiW

Wholesale Dealers in French, German and Kng. llsh Dry and Fancy Qoods-. Outlery, Ftated Wars, Albums, Leather Goods, Ac.

®ds,

MUSIO.

"All kinds of Musical Instruments repaired TI the'most approved saanner. -diw

MUSIC.

-OT

LINDEMANN.^ 'tl.i

ISillJU" -tIJKS Ml OTCALKR lit

PIAKON, MELODEOH9

ORQANS,

Violins, Quitara, Flutes, and all kinds of Musioa Merthandisa. Ho: 91.Wabash Street, (t: TWRRt HAOTB, INDIANA. e'q

ZONING AND BEPAIRING OR PIANOI AND other lnstromsnts will be promptly! attended to. ONKS PIfN0S

wUI b,ukM ,n H,w

aninRdwtf J. O. L1MBHIAM.

AS AND STEAM FITTING

ZB ROM FACTOBKS.

Wo have on hand a fine stock of Sash, Doors and Blinds, of our own manuiaoture,. which we wiU aaU at a"eery small adiaaoa oi»"o st."

We Warrant oar Work to be superior to any ever before offered in thiq market. b^U.of,m will furnish employment to your

BENELIT.NKAUJWVLVES

we warrant all our work

every variety«r WnMilag'Lu^beCusa.1 la atiiW''

.. .. FG»»* PLANINAjqti.i^, felflUtf ,,

DONATE & firs l"i|| islWsllet N«ap

siAa Ae KATtiRUUii kaaintas tb*

asSssite ,»Mwi*

'icui OMMEBCIAl. 1

07? ,5«i

Opmbr 1

OAfl IsiJ

MUVMVu

Main" andl Stb Streets*

XoyjW TTJ^L, KIPLKT A. jCO.^j

I ENTMAmm JTROM PTPTB SIHKST,

Is jtbdoldfeSi atid moit retlaUle InstltuMotr of thf kii'l in..the S^atu- In^lruction given alt tlie .^ranch^p|^t|^in^ to a.thoro^ghjjlj^»ipeas K^ia

ai yd Li Uit.-i! j-tl r. A Scholarohin thig CWlege ia good for Lile, 'iTlUg tfre Stintent th* prt«lege:crf ReVi

J^tTleasure, Free of Charge.

few Pupils will be admitted, In Arithmetic «nii PenmanshjpjMj^W iierfnpnt^o,^

Foj- JCurthet iafoxaation, «aii «iid ec^ the J^cpopT. Send forCoilego Paper. Ad roas.

OARTIHT A

1 khlddtttfji 'tlA.'f- 'il \i

hnVM-AOSZ -ivi:

BLi ll'Fg-J

siaj

FIRST PREMIUM Of a 8llVtr

E I 1 a a

wtg

plain aadjil

Blankets^ CovsrMs, aast -Woolen K«it•g Tarns, of different kinds. Being full.

BAP MILLMEHL,

all kinds of Millinery Sofd at 'OD.«1 I during the Wlater months, at STI-/ pttrg. M. H..Abbott,!4]

'to the

7rm

•riasii.jo'ijC

DOCTOR WHIT^ IEK

£«gsr^nga«»a IKXUAL and PSIVATE DISKASF.S tkan aay ottiar piur.siciaB,ia.Sf.XiOB||. ,v

iSipitiUi, Gemarrim

OJsat

JBmm ate triated witfc mparaUeiea

mies, and which produMsomeof the fo Ing effecte, as NocturnaljCinissions, Blotclies, pebJUty, lliz^ciness, Sinnesr «C Sight, OovfU-

siOB

.-Uj

otx

r5~

or Ideas, Kvil Fortbodings, Aversion to Society of Females, Loss of Memory and Hexaal Power, and rendering Marriage improper, kif (wrttanently Cnrtd:

Ths Doctor's opportunltiee" In' hospHat -and ptivate practice are uasttrpaased in St. Louis br any other city. Back files of St. Louis pafcers Drove that he has been located there longer by ysarS thaaanyvther so advertising. The establishment, library, laboratory and ap pointments are unrivalled in the West, un rivalled anywhere. Ago, with experience, can be relied npoc, and the Doctor can refer to many physicians throughout the country. In pastsuccsss and present position he stands Without a competitor. Tfee Wrltligsof a Phjrslclaa whose Keputatloa is lakja-w^^^U fee

OooToa Wmrrrra publishes a Hedirnl rsHpUef relating to Voaerfal Diseases ind tbe disastrous and varied consequences

It is self-evident that'll'physician who conftoas qimsei: exjclusitoljr to the study of acer tain diss of jllseases atid treats thousands of cases rvery ^ear, must aeqntr* greater skill in that specialty than one in general practice.— Many physicians, recognizing this fact, introduce .patiants to the Doctor after reading his Medical Pamphlet. Odinmtinlcaflonseonfldentlal. A friendly talk will eost you nothing. Office central, yet retired—No. 617 St. CharleB street, St. Louis, Mo. Hours, 9 A. to 7 r.

Sundays excepted. He

DOCTOR WILBER

OFFICE,Boons,

CONSULTATION AND BBGSP-

TION 7l» 8t„ Ckarles strtxt, St. Louis, Mo,, treats witk tho greatest aaocess all Diseases of Women. Leuchorcea, or Whites, Falling, InflamtBaiion or Ulceration bf the Wooab, Ovaritis, Prnritia, Aasenorrhcfia, Menorrhagia, Dysmeaorrhoea, and Sterility, or Barronness also, every disease conneeted with Pnberty, Menstruation or Pregnancy. Since ths Dpitor oonfitMS himself excltrsivsly to the treatment of these complaints, and treats a very large number of cases, it rolloa that his knowledge of them mnst be far more extensive skd accurate than that of physicians in geuatal practice. Send stamp for Medical Pamphlet of thirty-six pages. Mo matter who have failed, read fthat be says. Patients in ovary Weetern State. Cures guaranteed. Consultation by letter or ar office free. Rooms for patients requiring daily attention. A lady assistant. Heur 9a. tj 7 P.

excepted.

\TOIICB—BBMOVA1,

jLI

IT Malh #tfeet, tetween flth aad 7»h, I MSMioa^ br tbo fcath of Virgil A.

FREDMreeeierB. Having eni{iioy*d the naritosa of J..®.*•**•" son, a went prspaiW «6

DTt3di^*'**t',^*^Un,MC

®5B

ill

N&0r4C£Tipm-\.ti-*

PKNCIPA L3,

Vegetable llair Restorative Restores Gray llair to its Natural Color! urofacta the giowth-^tf the Hair 1 ehaii^M the' I

a itiuuistiK iiu injunous mgi and the most popular ana reh- A

•vqjD n- nol r* J. H. BARRETT & CO., Proprietor*,

iOiUI & onsi 1 jocsgD OeBBrtl n(rrtIi-n%(t Agents. ,T •. & H. A, DA VJ^Asrataior Terr's Haute, Ind. ,,, ur»v I IdwOm

Bart^s Block, Jo. 60 JUaln Street,

T«rre Hante^ Indiana,

OST

iospoctfutly recommends his wcfl ed Stock of Jeatok,

HBDMII,

ACENCY.

ML* M. H1UK.COX. U. I). SCOTT. OKo. C.

REAL ESTATE BKOKEKS HBB0WaSaMKiMNKS«Mn

Convey a 11 cei ng

IhqA, .?

Work warranted.

•ed to warrant the first qnality ef those Qoi.da ooet respectfully invite Ladk* and Gentlemen fofeall and inspect them. Wool taken in exchaned fb# QtoodS, tt|l tt» blcSMt Aairk^t patiK

iSrriia^ OroAtto,

HerUfa drtd Itikpm+ft aXt vhw&y* Tnuase* a tfphilUic or MtrcttritFiSffiiftiinn of ifu Throx__,

self-abuse, that will be seat to any address in a sealed envelope tor two stamps. It coatains full symptom Hats that will eAable those affected to determine the nature of their com* plaint and give a ..written statement of their case that will answer almost as well for the purpose of treatmeatas a personal interview but where it ia couxeniant, tho Doctor should be consulted personally. Those having friends that may requite advice, can supply them With this valuable work by sending their address, with stamp. Thus yoa can assist the nufortanate without their knowing their tone factor. Certainly no subject is or more importance than pnaity of blood and porfect manhood.

(iom

ntiod mol

Q. FOSTER SMITH »q

Has mW«d

from East aids' of tho PnWkiSqnsreW

Vain Street, one door eaat of fl. Bntanari,' where ho will be glad to see his old customers, and as many new ones as pteaoe to call.

Mais Street, bet Indiana, aS3dwtf

I GPBCIAIi ELECTION NOTICE

Hotlee ia hereby

|tua

il,XlectioB held ai Thotapioii'i Cooper Shop

aa^tha Mday

Ciirt-jutIt/ Unite

Abafcalt# Jf IStle fa^lutied, Loans IHI gotiated and Monoy invested.

a A a

lot'

r~"

bt ^s^iFOIl SAjIjK. 1'to laTi.tii.t.i

Desirable rtuldeuce on Spulh Market Street Owi-a-dbfes or stfottbrf, w*ll «et with fruit and «hraW»W..- IT.'ca, ta,fe«all«| a

EijipTaM

ft(w

Ntvwfraaie U.nst, and v-t, Sn*?«Ki iect' on Str»w beriy Mill, Veij choap.

14 lets in Additioti. voiy clieaj'.''^^^

^"i^e acrns, east ul 11 .^uu'd uardeu.

««*t4lkUwwn,(M ltWM»»«0i "O

Farm, all tf-VicKi. w.|| wuode paauirt-i-aud tjinber'. A atA-Ma i® lAClO. "J

nslrMttpbrna *&}

bit*

,-^-good sir.e—low jji ice and iv rat le t-rnj!, :u il-"-/--

.wrpH

6tl lluiidiiiic I• v.t, aUjoiuiu£ili«dty, uorihea.

Offlc^^lttrst, Watiobat Ba,k, .S. *. C«»rtirt t.f

BUJ

-rw

FIRST PREMIUM

Was AWA«rtt

rS'

7 BURRETT^S HAIR RESTORATIVE 4 N. II. Stat* Agricultural IU Fair, holUen in JN'oahua. Scrx at

hl--"

VUJ Mi .it i.riilDl tvii" :»'A*-trlRTT'ib. »3» bn*

rQ,

iiouw.^Jait lop, un jk,i »iiW|, oonh ot Ctark iw *on*e—3 rooms, tiHieri. l»rK« I'rict ai.uw. *tr«rin!,uuj[ «_tii

big disco, us

ag? *u(l Notes SittlU—Ml

-nayer^fiie 3

Foiiy at rt-s 1^2 miitit ifc.r„ acres in .ltivmi-u, balntire tin

'i Ot.ltfWfc-Jjt tlmlxr. Very

rfj

MeaL Katni^ fftltimii -ploanno") fi&i %,

odw i0iaio1ni WJ ,oc»i» !§aoO'saw il

HBMDRICH a langje*^

pi, Mi«

Haute» Ind.

5"^*iJUJt,a 41

y--3 now d»(-

I lo ssii'i? sriT ^isaobtMlt) .• O

io lAbsttacta of tUie lurnislwd. toang ne-

milk.

5,4

gotia^d, ar.d Money tnvaaodjjJ -^d saw

I S Wo si«sv

in I .bio KVtii ts'iff "fe» -i«»

FO#t

-tfxiLIE.

now .* ivo* U3i'

-. oiry p,aoPitnTTn.!ol "i i-i

Ll,,toa's

Addition to Terre Bants

OOBSM aiiiHut, east Ohio stroet, HOUP*-HI*4 lot, in McilarrolnV Additftlon. Hoaseand lot in Sibley'saddition on Oth street Hons* and tot in 8*"^ addition on 8th Street)

OOUUTY

jtnMdtT10*'

QAimtAGE

lect. .laid

1J OU o»U firoi House and lot ou I'uplar, bH»ve»a tith and 7 Streets, .. Houoc aud let.^iu jNorth 5. It, botwceo uhssnnt ana Lluton eilreets. .iITwtii,aeiu»a» lionets on :1.ain Htr-e '.^'1!^ sniad

PROPBRTi. »:cdl

towaahtp,

Fa^xu «f 89 jicrea ia Honey (Jr fn Xiliitou town:Uii|

at ni

th° KD,,Ui8^^"m.^e-sfdecan-t.

bfl*

..Na* tb havo your Carriages, But- ':V Ac., pmutoJ, trimmwd aod repaired ireueraiaj i"

,0 hBV*

't lo«o Is at

HARPKK, VVILUV&C'O'S Oofuar 2d and Walnut streets, Terro Haute are prepared to do all work entrusted to ns, In the mont tliorough manner, aud at prices that defy competition. We also havo ou hand, and In con ran ol construction, a complato assortment or Carriages, Btiggls, Spring Wagons, frc., suited to this market, at the lowest possible prires. All

v-i

mh9dtf

A ^G.FINTS WANTED

TTNIOJJ B.AK-EJB1 FLOUB STORE.

jOh iafay'ettaSt., tSotwcon Caual and Depot,

.qc '~EJ'•" a. tJ

de30dly INOlAKA^

GRIMES & A&CHER,

BEAJj 1SSTATM A GENTfy

OFFICTB—81 JiAST MARKET STREET,

Indfanapolis,j Indiana.

Our facilities for procuring Patents are not exceeded by any establishment in the Unltod States. All kinda of Models built to order. [dlWfltn

|25 Brls. Mess Pork.

200

Sundays

IV A Liberal Discount to trade.

fait

tf said Ward, an WedaesIW, the trofe havfnr been a tie.

And at all prices.

W4ile iHss#a.'Joha-

U'A&CJKB*.

ApHIS-ISSS-dtd City CL«?k'.

tij

ill 1*

**AR™Q

XJL FOR vnhtn it «ft

MEN OF OUR DAY: Or, tbe l^lves and Deeds of Menemls. Statesnznn Ui" Orators and Political Leaders nowou thaStaKO of Action, inohidiBg GBANT, Sherman, Colfax, BUM, ner, Stanton, Sboridan, Vat as, Uiirliu, Trumbull' Fell ton, Bnokingham, Wllsn, Greeley, WadeMorton, Ptdllips, Farragut, Ohisse^ Logan, Ste- #51 veis, Beeclier, Soward, BoutweJI, Dix, Hamlin Fessemiaa^ Ifowutd, atid others ith over Forty

ocl

Life-like Portraits Of Living Men, ttola only by ,d Agertt9.' Great iiiduo^ments Sand for Circulars. ZKIGLKB, McCOBDJ" 4 CO., dw»w 117 West ith St., Cincinnati, 0-,

AN1) W I.Jiflsl

FBMK HEIlOQ ft BKO da of

Manufacturers of all

ahi Pealersin

E I E S

a E

(svcciaspas TO acaHAK^AKs oaons,) 1£ OFFI,CE«-9»er Davis' llssi| igtssriu '"J

A Tail

jotrao

Cor. Main and ad Streets, Torre Hants. Ind. mal8dtf

J. A. BUY AN,

zZ Hit

JOB-PRINTER

it SOLICITORS.

QHAKLES WERBE A CO.,

K93* nn-u

30SSI

Lip MAIN .ST.,

-iS ??.asai?sriv-.i ooftwls. atfJ

t'f.Mx

TERRE HAUTE, IND

ttor

OLICITOttS OF PATENTS,

OOtJNSSLLOBS AT PATENT LAW, Model Builders, Dealers la Patent night*, and FATICATKD AKTICIK8.

nis

anna-) fiis-jt

FLOUR, BAC0S, LARD, AC.

oOO "rls'° flonr, ail

Aft firSTof Bye nesr^S^K

r. wsdift^ar e-'fl 4sai

nogli'as Bacoii ,-« ooa^cc co ttjiwi'jio "dJ uarfj 07 Tierces Lard. r^^etica "I trjyitoaa* .x»e

2QQ Brls. of Louisville Cement.,^

KA Brls. N. Y. and Sandosk)

tlv PLASTER. Kegs assorted Nalls*°a

ai2

Together with a complete Stock of

i, odJ

•dim} od}

GROCERIES.

f/u "T

HATS AND CAPS.

^Joseph J-

that there will be a

1753

•Jta

ed'I aaaii

A. A E BEINA5, Main St.. brtweea Mb and 9th

mr^Sdlm

r}£

BW VOBK HAT (I

bit

:Yates.toao:'

J. JUST IN RMJUIPT Mens' Uatsi

»U iiinUa, fiiast* a

Hoy»' Jriata ot «Ul

Misses' ilut»

.so*

kiadr.*.,lM

ot\ni,

oii

a»ii0

-0) vija

Inf'unta' Hats at all i.-tt,.-!*,-

gats made to 0IM«t On short notfee. SMSa is. -v .. '.OstiV.' -MOt

THE' PAJLJLa:3TiLKtf,

•sat side Pnblio Tc -i Teera H*n««l tn4. in isf BTdtf

d£