Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 May 1868 — Page 2

Page PDF (11.57 MB) Locked

Back to issue view

DAILY EXPRESS

'rtCK tif y. HA! I'lti. JiVJ

Saturday Morning. -tt&J 2d,

Republican Slate Ticket^

FOB GOVERNOR,

Col, CONRAD liAKEit. of V&udwburgb

TOE LIECTS"AfT-OOVERSOB, Col, WILL

CCiiUACli., of liv cat nr.

too ercssTAB*

state,

u^,OB

max.

WORXH.

UOFf'ilAti, of Cm.

rOB AUDITOR OF STATE.

aAJOB JUUN D- EVANS, of Uamilton. FOB TBEAECRta OT 6TATI, '•"ivrniL NATWAA' KIMBALL. of Murtlc. roa rrzBK or

thf. supreme

covni,

.faoasi TilhODOBF. V-'. McCOY, of Clarke, roil itii oi-i'ia or iB»i sVPKEUE csva? Colonel JASIK8 B. ULACK, of Marlon.

roK ATTOBNEV GENERAL,

I). 5. WILLIAMSON, of Putnam roa »rpzsi:iTENDEXT or

TBAltyABAS 0. U0BB3, of Wayne,

TOR ELECT0B3 AT LARGE,

1HO.MAS H. NF.LSOJ.*, of Vigo, F. CLAYPOOL, of Fayette. roil ,F.i.ECTOH, SIXTH DISTRICT, OaPTAIV K. HOSE, or Lawrence.

CONTINGENT,

olo

»il JOHN T. SMITH, of Greene.

Xeatly Turned.

The New fork Times having expressed the opinion that icral Hancock would be the strong??* trutn the Democrats could nominate, the Springfield (111.) Register is reminded nf a iirailar suggestion recently made by "Long John" W

"I tell you what" says

Go»(l Sense Irom "II. G." The 2s ew York Tributie of the 29th thus sensibly advises the orators before the High Court of Impeachment: Gentlemen you are making very stupid speeches!— No one rep.4s them

Joanson.

Can tho people of the United States afford to havo a President who will not obey and enforce tho laws j,

Calm After A storm.

The Columbus Journal says tho trial of th- President of tho United Statwba# aot excited the interest throughout the cotm try that its importance would seem demand.

Theotoke

Oftsceiie rablicatiuQB

Tfie New-York Legislature has enacted a more* trident law for the auppreasion of obscene books, papers and pictures. According to its provisions the La Crosse Democrat, now extensively, circulated in that StetejWfnnol wme within its bounds. After the bill had passed the AsEembly, as we learn fromtbe New York Tribune, Mr. Kea»y trlad togetTa'reconsideration of the vote andjto clo so, hg argued that a law against pjtisceae publications was an attkdLupoi^ the^D|ai6crdili© press.- This lootion 'to 'reCorisiderfftited, but tfie "position taken by Keady was fully sustained by-fact* tbrft could^not'be garnFtyedf.

,as J. 'JA Proposed Change.

Donn

peblic

IK&IBVCTIOX,

Tom.

ent-

John,

"ifycur folks would nominate General D:z for President it would give us a devil of scare I" The Democrat to -whom the suggestion was made replied that it would scare the Democrats worse than it would the Republicans so badly that they could never be brought to the polls.

Thoy will not affect

a vote one way or another. This waste of timo and endless stream of "gab" are merely evidence of vanity, and you have no right to thrust yourselves in the way at a time when every hour of delay is an injury to the country

The same paper in another article says vrit'u equal pertinency The Impeachment trial has become an avalanche of gab!— What will become of us -whn it reaches th& Senate, unless some wi»o measures are t?V:im

Useless Talk.

The tide of Ulk in the Court of Im poachmsnt still flow? on. ''Day unto day utteroth speech," ami we wish we could add, "night unto night showeth knowledge." But we seriously doubt if the speakir.fr on cither side will have any influence liit P.nal decision. The ^ques tion nt tsinnot be decided by the speech" i.v.vJc. however oloqnent or forci ble tfcvy n'.x.y hp, for every Senator ha?j or ought lo hive. his own understanding of the Istp". iMi'J the most thorough Unowl fdgi of tho fact ia the esse. Interminable oral harrangiics and weary columns of printed arguments cannot tell Senators anything that, ihey do not know of the acts of Andheiv

Browne,

And when

the verbal torrent shall have exhausted itself, the simple question will remain as boforc tho flood-g^tes of talk were opened

Various roasons may be assigned for this. Tho public mind during the last seven eventful years has had a surfeit of excitemcnt. Event" ns important as any in the world's history, and battles as bloody as uny in modern times, have been wi'p.csr.pi! on our continent, and have convulsed it from ocean to ocean. The removal by tt?saF!inati"o of an illustrious President having stirred the heart of the nation with inlensest emotion, it is not strarge that tho removal of a President, not illustrious, by the slow process of impeachment, should fail to arouse any depth of feeling or liveliness of interest.— Prior to tho great events to which we havo referred, the impeachment of a President would have convulsed the con* tinent. Now, it can hardly be called the prevailing t.ojie of conversation.

Hie Abyssinian Conquest. As indicative of what tho English Government intends to do with Abyssinia tke Chicago Journal quotes this remark made by 1)]«baei.i in Parliament on the reception of the r.!w that

and his

Capital had fiilen "Tho conquest of Abysmnia is only equaled by that of Mexico by Cortez/'

Tho intention of ELer Majesty clearly is to take permanent possession of the country on the pretext of indemnification for a war mide nerwsnry by Abyssinian outrage.

That Great Britain had juat causa of war cannot be denied. It is tbe duty of every Government V. protect its citizens or subjects, whether at home abroad. And this case the demand wf»s imperative Teeodohe's course was without excuse, and every othar mean^ having failed, Her Majesty could not choose but declare war. Thus far, therefore, Great Britain has tho sympathy of all civilized nations. It remains to bo seen whether it-will iu its final,settlement of the case retain this mpathy. It is stated upon pmtty good authority that in his suicidal course Thecdorv: was urged on by the intriguing representatives of other nations, resident near his court If this is true, those stupid villains will have the chagrin of seeing an insult turned into a biessing. Ambitious a» Er.^iand is to extend her dominions, it -s absurd to suppose that she will be content to get off the captives, and obtain a reasonable securitv for the future civii treatment of her subjects in Abyssinia-

Disbaili

struck the kev

note, doubtless, of the Abyssinian policy of the Govarnmeat when h« said "the conquest of Aby?finia is only equaled by

'hat-

of Mexico by

Cokte

.''

jy..

hephbtfian gay* Col.

Fiatt is going to Washington. to take Mack's place as a correspondent of the Ccmrt^cml.i ThePhioJffiirTiat hopes not, and expresses the opinion that the Commercial without Mack would Ibe like Switzerkase with the smell left out.

This is, undoubtedly, the correct view of the matter. The removal of

Mack

would take a great proportion of the stink from the Commercial's columns. But the Commercial will hardly

nj»

Washing

ton special so long as '-.M. H. continups to famish four column-of capital I* far day.

Bknton used lo be called an

egotist, and FoRWfcrMs been somuthing of a success- in that lire,. but either of them,'compared'with "M. H.,1' presents as great a contrast as would be apparent between a modest, bashful rural lass receiving .for tho flrsf time"5£er first lover's first kiss, and a brazen, painted, drunken

demirep at a ^i

it.

A qa

Statistics of the Liquor Trade. The Cincinnati Times presents statistics which show that the value of the retail liquor .'ales in the United States during the year ending June 30, 1867, was one billion four hundred and ninety-one thousand eight hundred Jtmd sixty-five dollars, ($1,000,4Sr,8£5) —or nearly half as mceh as tb« whole interest-bearing debt lui.Qiiwnik of the country!

Tgjsugpo&e that the people cauupt own and pay a debt twice as great as their li quor bills for a single* year is absurd.— And jet it is believqd that not more-khan two-thirds of the retail sales are reported so that th» amount Would be $1,333,989, 153, a auui sufficient to support 4,446,630 people for one year at $300 each.

It •jacarce'ly seems possible* that so tt uoh is annually expended for strong liquors or that the people can-ipif&M> much from the means necessary to keep them from starvntiofi. The amount os'ur one thirdflf the aggregate earnings of the whole people.

A bo ufr-1 '30"0 OOl oe D8erii sBops are reported, to which one-third may be ad dod for the places where it is sold without license

The amount of retail sales in one year is nearly as large as vaiile of all the rai way property in the United States, which is $1,G54,050,799, against $1,333,989,153 of liquor sales. It is raocc than the un ted product of all mines of precious mei als for twenty-years, which is put by Ross

in an official report, at

$1,165,000,000. It* is nearly ten times as much as the valne of all the Church prop erty of the United States.

A "Democratic" Occupation. The Journal Is engaged in the conge nial and eminently "Democratic" voca tion of decrying our national credit and belittleiag our national resources. It seems to be elevated to oestatic bliss by the thought that' "English capitalists" who "know exactly our national calibre" and "have a clearer conception of the limit our credit, a more perfect comprehension of our property creating pov/er, than we have ourselves," have given us "n degree In the great national mercantile agency books of the European capitalists, Mow that of half a dozen of the old dynastie: which we are pleased to denominate "rot ton." It finds a luscious morsel in reflection that "it is quite likely that we could not borrow a dollar at six per cent, wheri Ajisirift could? obtain It at halite rate

It is very true that the Democratic re bellion and Democratic opposition to re construction have somewhat impaired our credit among "the old dynasties who«e felicity the Journal seem? to,envy so much', b'tft there is no rrian of intellianywhere who dfoubti^our ability to pay all we owe unless the Democracy should succeed in getting'control of th Government—mi etfsnt not likely'to'occur The resources of the country are in calculably greater than those of all European nations combined.

In this connection we will again re. mind our neighbor that since the close of the Democratic rebellion, iin&Pihe grasp of that party on the national throat with murderous intent, was shaken and beaten off by the Republican party, the Republican Congress, by its prudent management, has succeeded in causing that debt to be reduced $238,479,834. This has been accomplished in 'otly about two yeai^ arid a half. Ami during that time the Republican Congress-has alto four times modified the internal taxes, reducing them in the aggregate about ttcv himdrtd milium dollar.? a year.

If the Democracy are so much enamored of "old dynasties,emigration would, perhaps, relieve their woes. Thecountry could spare many of their leadors and be vastly benefitted by such an exodus. .Let them not stand npon the order of their going, but eo at once And if they try the same game ia any other country that they have tried her?, the gallows will get its due

Sfei'*! 's

Thadrieas Stevens Argument. The venerable Thaddeus 3tev«ns, in his speech «bvwhei«^manifests that chief talent of a debater, wbieh has made him the leader of the House— the ability to seize'treon "lEe dsformining facts, the pivotal polntt of the question under consideration, and to present- them with a force that is logic Itself, and a simplicity that is above eloquence.

His analysis of the question whether Mr. Stanton was included in the Tenure-of-Office act, presents the point so clear* ly, that W6 smile Involuntarily at the idea that it ahould «v«r have teoaped the notice of any person who read the act, It is briefly as follows The -fir»t clause of the act declares, that.jdl officers whatsoever shall hold their offices until the Senate shall consent to their removal, ex

cept those mentioned in the stcond clause. The second clause provides that mecabsrs of the Cabinet shall hold their offices durBook ing the term of the President by whom they were appointed, and one month thereafter, unless they are sooner removed with thu consent of the Senate. ?«ow, the first and second clause together, include all officers whatsoever: IF Mr. Stanton, as argued by the President counsel, is not included in tha second excepting clause,- bo f/ included in the first or comprehending clause

Getting him out of the second clause in the first is "out of the frying pan into the fire.'' In the.language of Mr. Steven*:

The first section provide that every person holding civil ofiSce, who has been ajH pointed with the advice and consent of the Senate, and every person that hereafter shall be appointed to."any so!h office, shall bo entitled to hold such office until successor&ball have been appointed and duly qualified, except as herein otherwiEb provided. Then comes the proviso which the defender's counsel says does not em brace Mr. Stanton, bpcause Iip was not ppointed by the Pr^.ident -in-whose term he was removed. If ho was not em-: braced in the provisj, then he was nowhere specially provided for, and consequently embraced ia the first clause of th« fir?t sectV?n, which declares that every person holding any civil office not otherwise provided for comes within tjie provisions of this act.

This point'we think is unanswerable, and ends the di».ussion

to whether

Secretary Stanton is embraced in the law. Every officer appointed with the advice, and consent of the Senate is embraced in

-'i

Secret Ballot.

proposition that the

Tho proposition that the Senators should vote by ballot, and secretly, On the question of the Presidents guilt or innocence could only originate with those who dosiretbat tho President should bo cquired by stealth, and can only be sustained by such a? wish to vote lor bis acquital and dodge or shirk their fair responsibility to their constituents for their votes on this, the most important question upon which they have ever been oalied to vote. The proposition ii an insult not only to the independence, but to the integrity of Senator. It is a universal and just principle, applicable to all persons who vote in a representative capacity, that their vote shall be open, so that their constituents may hold them to their responsibility. Where Legislatures have in exceptional instances adopted the system of voting by ballot, they have, invariably found it the cover for .boundless-corrup tion and fraud. Already rumors are abroad that vast agencies of corruption are being desperately brought to boar by the President's friends, in the vain hope thai some assailable weakness may be found in the integrity of:'tho senate. A vote for Substituting secret ballot for an open vote on the question of conviction would be universally accepted as a^, confession by tho Senate of both corruption ai}4 cowardice, and wouid be more fatal to the Senator casting than un opezi vole for the President's -acquittal.

jTolfaX

Au enthusiastic admirsr of Mr. Coifux says that he is not only one iof the beat fellows in the world, but that "his face is a banqueting-house." His toneB, grasp, and air are of the pleasantost, and he puts you at ease with yi.uir.iell' in a moment. As much a? any o! the oncoming statesmen of the ."rnvntrj, ho possesses Emerson's ticket of tCdrtiUf.ion to tfcfj highest honors:

|4Tbc»

only cferteritiais," J*1

"Passport to Op6V9 castle aud parloi'j Address, uiftu, adaress P'

Presidential.

It is believed throughout the West that the Democracy of Illinois have settled the question of the Democratic ?undidate for tho Presidency. It is thought that Mr. Per.dielon, having received tho nomination of the Democratic Convention of that Sta'e, is assure tobe Adopted by the National Convention in New York as Gen. Grant is by the Republi cans at Chicago. Wo don't know how correct this opinion is, bnt we do know that those who think Pendleton will prove a weak candidate are mucii mistaken. The greenback platform will be found surprisingly popular next November.—[# Sun.

Palmer'sEclectic Pkefumeky

West Fourth--streotj Cincinnati. dwlw

Voluptus

SupriKMA, the L.itin phrpe

expressive of the climas of voluptuous richness, may be justly "applied to the fragrance of

Pilaloh's

new perfufa'

"FLOR DE MAYO tho mor,t luxurious and permanent of floral odors* Sold by all druggists.' ~1 hook OHthii PiclU:tt !}ieu 0» th'.ir

Here you liehold the infirm et*p, f" The pallid cheek, v.'asti'-'!? form, TJntasleii food, ^nd a socUl atmo» li«re Polroned with tha tales off.clifs, pains, Slrepless nights, and mental rteai!)iid-iicy There, I aligning health, gparkllns j, Elastic steps, craving aapeiito,..fiirKc4ti-ii Oenial thought aud nnttiti'-ns r.'snl -.-s £)how the contrast and mfukihi.- pii turti.

One took the Plantation Bitters—the other didn'f Thuy are very beneficial for weak and delicate persons.. -y J*

Maonoha Watee.—Adelightiui

NEWADVCR\riSEMENTS,

AGKSU'S

toilet

article—superior to Cologne and at half the prico. 22de"dw2w.

S I N

MRS, M. A. WALTER -Removed to *THE RED BAZAAR.

T/ «^i

149 Main Street

DRESS TRIMMINGS, AT THE KEL BAZAAR. i/ C:T Ok*±'\i^X'i,CiL i'.l-

t^r-vS'*ATi

Sv*

DRESS CUTTiE

AT TH& RED BAZAAR.

a itfj-

I N E

4T WHOLESALB, A/r-Ta«- ft&D BAZA A'R

N O I O N S AT TEE RED BAZAAR.

WHEELER & WILSONS

SEirae MACHINES,

Eh JWILMOTH, Aipent,

AT THE RED BAZAAR. 149 Main Street.

WA" rr.D —For our

•iaoiliidled illmt ra'. tal Porst uif llietory of ULTSSK5 S. GliANT, by Altert D. Bichardiion, Author of "Field, Dtiagfonaatd Eicapt," aot! "Be41a Wrialgatnered froia pet isnal et)serTfttion in tlif Field arjrt t!rciic:!i chmtuela opened by

vfiGetteral GrantTi hiiagfiif. Alive, orir^afti, S|)brkliug work, canimportant Qoenmentaand Letters an Civit and Milittry matters, ilnce the war, £erer made public. Tilled with F.ogravmgs. "Sell thebest." Fot Sfknl»rs, appJjf to I lie AJTERICXS PrBLIStnJfG CO., Kartforrf, Conn.

A4KKNTS WASTKD

psigns aB'l Battles (*f Genera!

ULYSSES S.GRANT itb an introduction by Keu^on J. l.oisnic In one ootave voinmc, orcc 50J pages, wyi: iiiuotrated. Proepjctuj boonu rrady. Send for a ircnli»r"U4fora jfen®'ai?inj eiwvhora. Address LEbYARD lJIIOi, -New Ytwk, or OHAULtS Uli-t, Oitiaoco,- UK1 ... -*T—

AOE5TS WA^TDJi FOR THE

HIS10ST LSECSET StUVltiE By titS. T,. C. BAKF.K. Tlie a«toohding revelations

bl1

B'MEN

ooh, agents

»t^rlling iiia-

clo-urra made in this work nro crt'atit,g tIiUicst inttin Uesire in thu minds of the people to obr tain it. Its official character and rrady s»!e caniblued wl'.ii an increased coujmis*ion, makra it the best Bubaclrlpitou liouk evsr pnbli.ibel. Soad !^r circulars audzeeoiir terms, ^nci why it .,p!i^ faster and givoa betn.r eatisfaction tlmu auv etlier work. Addrt'Su .I0NK8 BROTHKR3 ft (.!b., Cincinnati, Ohio Chitago, 111. or Si. Lou». Mo.

ion TH L\V I:aot, OF OTJR TIHES'

OrXee.'iiiii i'alriota of tl^ Dili A•! ci-• j.nt octavo volnino': ilchly illastratnd with 18 bwiutifuj Stffl Engravings, and a cortvuit of the uiitli&r, Mrs. HARRIET BEECflER &T0WE Agents say it is the best, noil sells tho quicktst of any book they evi:r sold. Somn ar« taking 200 orders per week. It will outsell "Uncle Tom't Cabin." We employ no tuer,il Agents, biu pay extra rommissioK. Ol •. Agrncs wlli a,-prtf.clat .tuts mm Seed for circulars giving full particulars. Accirese HARTFOItP PUBLISUINO C(T.. Uaritoid, Coi)n.

WASTED-AOESTS FOR

HISTORY of ANIMATED mMI,

150J Itejal Oct*.vo Pits*" 1200 Fine Eu«raving!". Price Oxsly $6,50 .* T!« clieapost Book In the AVoiid. xciuaite iritory and tne lar,:ost commission. (JircnlftiB ^Ultig inll parilculars, te^mn. etc. alsuour line po-.ter Trlth lO samule illustrations, ftn-' fr^e on app'icatloh" Address ZKlGrjitR, Mr!TRPY A, 10., Oiaclonctl, Ohio.

Medical IlUiiuIiialioi! I Four M«snific»iitly Iliuitrated dniical HookB cotitHimng impor'ant ^Ty»iolOgt^al Ini'oriiiatlon, for M«n aud .Vomea, sent friie on receipt of £6 cept«, by ad-iretsicg D.. Jou.N V*NDE«POOL, Nl. SO Ullnton Place, '.Y. City.

^atinontlkllti Send lor 08t:.logtie of

Nj^£jL & CO

b.9w rT.ctioal

llopka

op Ar'-hit"Ctur" u'i'1 .-'(nir Pulldinj.' A J. BJCK-

Publishers, Springfield,

111/"

Patent Offices. iGYor.tors who wish to tako ont Letters Patei-t ara u/l vided to con use

I with MBNN ii €0,, Kdit-

ors (5f the Seichti/ic Amtrictn, who |«k_ prose-, cut eft claims lx*for'v the sfatont OTfcp Mr over Twenty VcarR. 'i'livir American aud Buropcan Patent' Agency i-: the Ino^t extensive in tho world. Charges less thsn Any otti-r reliable sgeacy. A Pamphlet containing full instructions to Inventrs, sent gratis. mf~ A hsMsoroi. Boufid Volume, coutplning Mcchanical KHgraVings, and the OnHeJ States Census, coun'if'T r/ith Hintaand Receipts for M.o cbamce, mailed oa receipt of 25 ceats. Addrees

ST 1'artrTtov:Y.-rf."

?«IJUSi:i,F sf DBBltlTY, SEX I'Ali DI9KASC4, &c.—S^nd join sdnrsst. on et&rripei' auvi-lop", and nsk tor' circular of "Pa. tholo»y." Direct AMB11I04N li!l Kas«au street, Sew York. r.

•.

FOlNlAIN PJEW.)

00 iluM.Ki'itteu witu one

[pen of Ink Tho b»it thin,- in tl:» world, riample seii^fsc Iv cauls. Slo a day giiariin ti^ed to Agents. Ad.!r«ati J, T. PRI^'K & CU,, ST Park B'nv, S. "f.

0ttOOri?*t! SitiATJE.—Hi' subscribers nr

roIm

Agents lor thu sale of HTiA.TiS fioni the

Mlt'DLE OLAKVILLH ASHOCfATliVc, PEN RYIIN CO AMKRl'JAN Co,, KATIOMAI. CO. •in I are prepared to supply SLATiif of »ll kimU 1 anv pari, of the TTnited Plates, al eliort notice. \Y. ObBOJIN* & MAft'lIsV

_—r

Albany, N.-l'., March 1, 16t. 8.

Agents Wanted.

FKOPLE

Ir. want of, and Agents whoaresetl-

ing all kinds of Sewlnjc Machine*, anrequf^tud to address me (with stamp tor greatly rt'ilucad ptieei and terms. J. K. Pkarsoks, Box I 4 Cliailo ton, Mass.

Afttft per month gnaractetd to n.) cntt every-

wIibto

Cos

metics, Hair Oils, Pomades, &o., are .prepared on scientific principles from the choicest materials, and wo are determined that our name shall b» a guarantee_wf quality, and that cur articles shall be desirable to the consumer on account of their excellence, an J.to the dealer, for, hn margin of profit. Principal Depot, *80

selling our Patbnt Kveim,ashsg

Mt-TALIC C'l.-jTiir i.liNFS. Vr'iitJ for rf.u).ini. to the American Wire Co., 75 William 8t., N. Y.,or IC .irborn st., Chicaao, III.

WASTED.

Make an Arraugemeiit with on? good mairfu each c-UDty, to si'll by sampli1. a Lew and useful anicl,i that everybody usjs and will bi^y. tor ttriu5 addressItcv. W. G. i. FINK, Hittsburgh. Pa.

rgic

WAMTEO,

xmmcdiutely. Agents to sell

my now Patent Advertising Stamps,— A rare ckaact. ftr uiaking money "cr paHicula:s a-ldres?, wilh etamp, J. ILBUB, Clevelatd,

(,'Iko.

WASTED, AhiEST'S.-

CauSirtJi,—Do not bo imposed

uj .ii

CUA8. A. DANA, Vice Presii^nt.

OtB- v—fi Kxeliange 1'lace, New York:^.

THOMAS B. AGNEW, CfO and 2C2 GREfiNWITOH ST., N. Y., Ha3 reduced tin pries cf Tors, Coffe?s, Sugars.

Flour, and ali kinds «f Groceries from 10 to 20 per cent. Beat, Jnjmu Tea 81.GO Best Enclisli urcakfiu* Tea

SpleiMiid Oolong- Tea, 90c.

1OO0 bfclH, tlonr, *ii gr»a3, from Sit up n-Kfds. 20,000 nal- Molasses, oil grodoa, from 40c. np w.irds

Coffees, roasted and grotrad, 15c. tote tr.gars, oil gride.8, at rednen* prices, and every thing used in every family cheaper and teller han auy other stor^ in New York.

THOMAS R. AGNEW occupies hi.! -^wn ctcre, owns the propcity. rnd has no rent to pay, Imports and bnys exciB'tvoly X0?. ?:l8h: Save a note in his life, consequently he can undersell any Jionse in the city.. *i

CAPITAL only required to commence

89^9 the very profitable business of Stencil Cutting. Tools and stock of ttiebest quality and all necessary information furnished by M.J. METCALF A SON, 101 TJnloU Rt Boston, Mass.

Greatest Curiosity of the 19th Century! EV«tric FISh!-It He.^s TT ii By mail lor 30 cents ani slamp 3 for 25c. Addrea* th« Ic^eat^r,

iNATHA

*ith_a_rib, _th^ sritcbes

HALL,

West Mid.ziebury, Masft._«"1A^nti wanted in •rery part of the world. Wl

Indispensable for Ladies,

IS THT

SEWIPS GUIDE, a beautiful article for tho assistance of ls-'irs in hand sewing, not only prot«^l«« ths ugly prick of needle, but, beiuf?

vZ??ct

Hr" ,T,^

nl»

The GUIDE is elegantly sUyor-plated, and will dell at sight to eveiy lady. S?Ht to anj: addrss.. by mail, onieceipt s^85cents.or solid stiver, for 76 cents.

Atentt wanted in erery towrf. TernFs aaa saw pie for 25 cents. Liberal dl«cocnrtoHbaTn^e Address.NILKS MAJNCFACiTTBING CO., 56 Water Street, Boston, Mass.

NE% ADVERTISEMENT*JllEW Ajtf

Muscle Saved ig Money Earned.

A/I ^AX-"ra Air:

EVERY MAN WHO USES An 4x Should, buy a., 9* -'.O?

RED JACKET, f-»i v*i•

i'CoIbufb's I'alcilt. ^qairbdA o0k.#T*bi»£s /». P.A :~K sliitv 'tel. Vyith it, vit/i same labor, he will do one--

third more work than if iih .any other Ax

»?r9 rQ

i&'tx a,- frd*

Stud

for one to try, to

fesIR Jahm"CiiKii'i, If r.y.AiT. Viw* cous'"terfcitedOfKHiss Jiur.e niuua ifC JoaMoses ou

M0SKS,^Tevi' York. **r v'c .»

WE SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR, ^^1ULI *»iul Silver WatUic?». Sowing Machines, Silk Pattemn, Carpetings, Domestic Goods, Jkc.

CIRCULARS SENT FREE Ijiving full partleularf, or tan cheohgsent for Oeo Dollar, dwdrtMng ten d:ff«r n| articles which we will «. I! for

O N & O A E A Splet'.tUd lndacementB offeroi to Aton's ssndtng us OhthF. AddroiS, LABOSTE $'BABBITT,

No. 83 Sudbury stre-t, Boston, Maes.

WE ARE STILL MAKING

'""A. COMPMXll iJ

E O I O N

r, act flailing 4Tery-deacr]pfiQn,tH

ooor?,'

PAH5£l3K CO., 9S aud ioo Somoier nt., Boston

TO TME X.A©IE!S, We are agents for ovor ONB HUNDRED For eiin and Pomastla r.Ianufo.3turers, and are pre pared to fiirnlsji the wholo country with DltY amVFA«CY GOODS, SILKS, SHAWLS, JEWKL RV. all^Vait WAKE, PIANOS, SKWJNG MA CHINES, ic., ,tc. at the uniform p^ice of

One Dollar for Each Article. Send yonr Club of 10 and upwards, for descript ive checks, showing what article can be obtained for Ona Dollar, with 10 cents for each check.

Circulars Seat Free. Presents [worth from S3 to S100 sent frca of chttrge to agenis sending clubs.

Amuis Wantel in every Town CUSMMAN di CO., 10 Arch street, Boston, Mass,

W I A O I N

^200

'poc aonth, «v-

eryvl-liere, male ani female, to introduce the OKNITI M-] IMPKOVCD• COMMONSKNSK PAJlItiY, SKWINtt MACI1IXE. This Machine ,iyill sfitcS, hem, fell tiick, %ui 11, cwul, hind, braid, and ombroidet in a most su^orkn ntauii-r, Price only SIS. Fully warranted, fpr fivo years. Ws will piiy Sl,'.iL0 any midline tint will tew a stiong6r, mora beautiful, or maro elas-tic seam than ours V- makes the "Klwtle Losk Stlteli." Kvery sornnl "titoii can ho cut, and stilljtho clvtii cannot be pnlied apart withonc tea!ing it. We pay Agents fiom S75 to SzOO per moatii a 1 expcusof^or a iuimisaion from which t»vi ihat amour.t can be made. Addr» si c-.KCOyi£ .i CO., Pittsburgh, Pa., or Boston, Mass.

olhei

pr.rtUs palming off wortbl94soa»t-i!bn machines, under the same rame or otherwise, (hirsisthe only gennlue an really practical achiiw minafactiiri T.

NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP f0„ TRROiTiH LINK TO fALIFOUJilA, Via Panama

Wioaragua.

SAILING KROM NEW YOilK ON TKE

and 20th Every Mouth, pr the day before when th^so datdf fall on PASSAUK LOWER THAN BY AM OTHKR Uvf. i':.t frni vtion ftddrc^a nAiiitrviiTov, A?cnt. r1 West Street, Xcw lork, \\. 0 UiBB, t'res dent.

AndVlll present to any person sen«l Inj tis a Cinbin (tor Oireat OJVF/' l»OfiXAtt:.SAX|S

uFsS-a^v'-»"**'^c

Dry and, Fancy Goods

A WATCH, PIECE OF SHEETING, SILK IH4KSS .IVATTEBNS, 4K, *T.,

Free oi"* Opstljos Our inducement! during iho past fevf yearsTittVe •MM large: WE NOW DOUBLE OUR RATES

-, OF PiiKJIIUMS. Our FrifnrlH will readily notice our Presents for

and

Clubs

now

more- than equal in rnluo.tn Clribsf.'," ,,.... ia walHe to Clubs'of'66 and '•ii,. 100 ro?pectirelv rvf oth- ir.-.---

FleaKC Kx-Timine.^SB Any pets ordering either of the Clubs man ii-fifi,lclow, ?tiniiHV6:Utu»ir seteatlon of Prem inms Vn'umer'ated, corr'Spondlnjf :i tbe siseoi tdeOiub, --.tT'R.KIII OJF O'JVJHI IIJOIJIJJVK.

For a c.f 30, (83.J—'Oito of the fc! luvii.:c nitieles, z: J-'eiatuc dress pattern fsn. rf r^1oret b-d spread

101

vjo* Turkey morocso

aibniii i!» y(irdi slieatiugj stripe-'.', casj lame 111 ess putteiii honey rblntfqsflt all wool sqnars sliawl set colid tiaid bosom otuda all wool lar-y cinlim-r' pans.».od Tejt pattern gent's I,nir guard rltaiti, gold trimWiug* silver platetl chased buiter- ish silver plated 5 vottle revolvinc e.«a!or, 4h C'st

su[

rior steeltd biaded

1 nivesnud forks worsts promeuaiie-shitwl ladies' ioujr ubid {jiatcd chain -y ludirs' gold iloqblr ting geut'afc«svy.cfi»'s«4,iolld god ring soiij black walnut "work box or writing dosk extra ijisiilitj tialmornl nkirt det jeweiiy, s!eavo ,btrti..ps to ».«v.h rltlin aod bow: gent's cardigan jack®" hi-i,i.did tjjeny flct.-, ivorj trimmings -n'peilor Tuikby nior.cconh pping la ladioB' hieh cut imliumu! t.ooes.

F«»- a 1t|b of GO (86.)—0ns cf the foliowIng aiticles," viz: illaok oi toluw! alpaqt. drVSS .tt rn oue pie.-e of blcaehed or brown sheeting otiRravut!, eiUer-pl ited, bstUfc revolving castor yr.Tds'saperior eauhmerti f»i pants and vest patter- extra ho3y h^nA-rootof: juilt two fancy colored Veil spread-" psir gsnfa calf bpots 4 jardi. f»rtcers' good wool frootlnji fancy cashmete plaid dress pattern best qaal.ty balmoral skirt rosewood brass alarm clock iailcs' all vrcct clMik psttern ailvor-platod ouko or card basket fjr muff «r. cspt} fr-dins-' lsshionahie wool donblcsh«wfp»pJendid ci.isded family Bible, axl2 record pne^

&nd

engmvln'gf 3 yarns donbi.

width water prrof loaning set ivory handio knives, 'n itb silver pl»ted forks one e.t of lace urtstns.

For a flub of 101), 810,—Oae of tho followlhg ar«lcles, vi: 4 yard* doubl-t wldlhv!o»Sing or ccatina 2 largo, fine, bleached linen tablo covers, with 1 dor: Istrb etaed dinner napkins to joatcb 25 yards splednid berap carpeting, good colors extra (juanttty Wack or alpaca dress patterns oae largo, piece uf superior quality extra

wiatbshce iogi pair gent's call boots, best quality/ sliver hiinUnn*cased {Atent lever witch «ne dm. Svor"fiiuWled steal BJ&fefl knives and forts

silver-plated yticrftvcd botfla revolving castor, with cut" rfoss bottl.s splendid violin, box «tnl bi-w,complete single batrd frliot gun Baccu*s six-bsiTei jevokar fair superior white wool blnnk'sts niceftjr muff and cape sivler plated eo graved Ice pitcher, with, salver,- iy% yar'is all wool fancy cassiniere,for suit onff d'n Kogerp' best silver pitted forks common sense sewing acd emtroiderln£ machibe two heavy honey comb quilta splendid Limily Bible, record and photograph page. For Inrger Clnbs the value increase# in the same ratio.

Catalogue of Goods and Sample sont to any ^ddrees xsrs. Send money by r«Utered left'r.. Address outers to —--f^*~ \ia*c33* :«iJt«».s3MK,

Allen, Hawes'A jCo.

15 Federal St,,Bo»ton, Mail.

OiSO^C. __iV

Wholesale Dealer la Fr4i«j||,G^afa and Knf lish Dry and Fancy Goods. Cutlery, Plated Ware, Albums, Leather Goods, Ac.

Is frro frtmralt offemive*taste or and— being agreeable to tho taste—is easily digttted, tl^ui aXCsrding the pstlent the full benefit of tee Quantity taken

Tf reaallJItakken mixed with water, thua avoiding the na» of whiiky or othar expenilve oj hurtlul —^iatlM'trtlft Millli.ff profe»ion. I*fTe«~flatottle. Torclrcnlars lend

t0"

•IS1 I

iv.lj^l'ilAf)E

DltT

AND

FAN

plater WAnr, jewelry,

S"Winff HitchineB, Sr.,, ttnlfofm price "f ..' OPTE- 'h W« ^o-uhl \ipcji oufiPjwtrons that o^t Htock la*hot composed cf* «?cT.a-hund Goods dr Pawn Brolrerp unretfee^d Stock, bnt Obods c»lrof«lly«f'or*cdfijrect'fr6in\XEDeriCftn and En ropenn Mannfnrtorics^ tho grt-ftter \rhicitaro

Manufactured Exclusively for I's. which fitajt. enables us to r.ffir our customers better Goods for tho money than tlios- who profess 'ic l'p "Munafactnrdr.V ^conts," than-OAN UK OBTAINKD IN ANY OTHF.r. tVAY.

Tho tuipara'.leltd increwo'dr cur biipin»3». fra3 cotopolie.! us to remove to Rwre .jpaciona qliar ters tneret-ro haVG leased for a to'tn of ye.irg, the elegant tilook. neiviy erertr,!, »t am «3 ail's 10t» 8E.MMEK STUEEr.^

ani tho first who liave uttoiDptod to niafco a "r.CTolntiijn In Trade,1' by enabling tho jmbllc to proRaroOooiiti iii quantities at ninnufac turera" prices, tlinn saving t'.ie consnmdr throe largo profits niad-i iri pifiHinc tlirongh tho hands of the Commission Merchattt,. the \thoIossler, ln 1 Betnilor.

Senil Clnbs of ten .cr.'tr.ore, witli Iff -cents fir •rath dencriptivo eheel:, and tho-j^iter tip of the clnl wiil r'.ceiv a ie«ent worih.. $3 fe^ZOO, ac cordl nf fonnmbsr sent. oar SEND FOR OJTR Cin'CULAR.

JT4 b'ftve also made arranpec:cnts with the OUEAT .ORIENTAL IE A CO., of Boston so that wo can furnish enr customers as an clsely Iho&UiO ing dinctly with tho Company, thuB giving an oppojtnnity of selecting fem. tho various grades uny qiuilily tltoy may iiesirs:- .Wo also pay tho ••tiii... ooumiiNsioii a^alloweit.' by .the Company.— Ulank form of dor, witU 'priti- i»t and "THE TiJ.-V CU P,''- tenfto any. sddrwm

iber Gooijjii and^Uioir fnll line of TEAS at pre terms to Ajrnntc ns though deal

HYATT COi 46 Co'rtlandt St., N. Y.

OTHING LIKE IT IM ilEBIOINB: A tuxary t»th« palat«, a pain 1 uscvajciiaut^a gentls *UbMlant to the circulation, a perapiratoyr I

__ preparation, an antl-bllton# mfrUctDp a stomachicv*a'dhireiic, and a* admirable g«n»ai alterative. Sat^i are tha proveri properties of TAKBlXFi fffflTMSCeV. APKBIEir

JKT. Sold bv all DrngRtatt^

Book Canvassers Wanted

For

new bible.-

twrns, address A.: BKAiNABl'i -U^rt

totn.XMfj ,,',c

LJiTINCO TT a BAKE WELL (Blil.F ".TAKraS,) ir fittsbnfSiH PR'

There is no lintsbng about this: toanyon*5 a3kic^'. wo u»u send copies of letter* ifOfla chop» jii ia, proving out claim. .. •, .is 83B~ Club togLtiior and get youi• storft-kecpet to seed lor a iibu'ly ^nicked in. a

XICENSED BlT THE

Silver PlateA WnVrWatrhM, Cattery, 8KWINU MAOHtNBi-', FCBNITUKI, AC., To be sBld »tONB BOILAB iACH. wilhout re^rd to^alur, aud not to beDaid for until yonkiow wnat yon are t(Twelve.

StwkiDiliied ^t naoo^koo 00*8, 3ft I1N0VBR 6IBEET, BD8T0K. Xh« most popular, rellatJtoi' prompt and Va«i-mss-liie concatn uf tho kihd. Ttte b^st of Bostoa aeferences fainiahbd on sppUcatlop. By pa.Uou«. izfngthls sale yon bare a chance to tirhangn ytwr goodj, with a larga variety 'to »«l«W from •WWV 7

SAliE&Rl

TERU3 TO, AOiUiTft.— W* b«Upve oar teanr to Agents afo' auperloj to th«i»j-ff«rae.br.aiiy other oco'srn. -Tak* JKtHfcttlar notice'of Viis:'~Onr I Agsnta arenotrequlBed top*y ona dollar for their

presents, u-jn all other concerns.

JblPTY DOLLARB CASH! I is addition to all other presents. .And to th%| A^erit sanding next to the largeat amount ths ptitt

TwentjF^iigJMlan.

Certificates', glvlijc1* com'plefe'dfccrlptlon of I 'articles that will be soIitTOr one dollar oacb. will ,t- sold At the fullowUjgrMeU—Ten fur $1. IhtrtT (with present) for $3^81x11 (with present) $t), une Hundred (with present)fid, and at the same late for larger clob*.

LOOK Al' THISQBAHG£ to gttaSilbOrkss, ScwlugTtfachlne. OciIi Watch, or some other good article of eiitial valtie, with hot very little trouble and no expense to the Agent. tlnb «r Thirty, we wUl give the parsun sending it their choice ,?r the foiloirlng «rtf41es:—Print Drero Pattern, Worsted Breakfast Shaw), White Linen Tablecloth, Embossed TaWe jSgread. Bett pf Steel-tiladed Knlv«i Md I Forks, Set of bilver-plated Forks, Elegant Beaded Silk Parasol, One Handred Picture Morocco Photograph Album, Elegant Ivory Handled Spsngled SMk Fan, One Dozeu large sized Linen iow. els, Ladies' HotcS^co Shoping Sag, Alhatnbra I Quilt, Fancy Balmoial Skirt, Ladlea' Solid Mold California Diamond King, Gent's Plain orengrav* ed Gold Bin? 1J carsta fine, Ladles' Solid Black Walnut fritting Desk, Ladles' Fanoy Black Walnnt Workboi, or a CotlageClock.

For a Club of hixt/. one of the following article* —5'ancy C»£hmero "Drrss Pattern, 8ilvw I'lntedCsrd Basket, One-Hundred-Picture Tnrfcejr Morocco Fhotograpb AiDcm, Lancaster Qui It, Fancy Plaid Wool Shawl, Twenty.Ove yards Sbaeting, Alpscca Dreas Pattern, Kngraved allver Plated Six Buttled devolving Oastpr, HarrlsCTeth Pants and Test-Pattern, SplendidBaluiotislSktrt, Set of Ivory Handled knives,.with Silver Platea Forln, Psrlr of Alt-Wool Blankets, Brajis Alarm Clock Bosewood Frame, Splendid Beaded and Xined Silk Parasol, Ladies' splendid Moroceo Traveling Bag, Thirty Yards Print, ora Marseilles Quilt.

For a Clnb of One Hundred,—Silver plated cake basket, fancy plaid wool long shawl, twenty-five yards hemp carpeting, forty-fl*e yards ohoetlug, splendid Alpacca d^ns pattern, silver hunting cased watch, splendid Family Bible, with elegant st#el Isnfravih*, family recerd find photograph page,'poplin dress pattern, en* graved silver-plated Ice Pitcher, splendid beaver cloak pattern, Sharp's Revolver, fancy c.ssimere coat, pants and ralfsHns, extra quality,splendid uccotdeon, Mus.c box, one pair fine damask table covers with oae dozen dinner napkins to match.

Presents flr Larger Clubs In Proportion. This is no Htimbug Lottery, Gift Enterprise, or sale Of cheap Jewelry, bnt a fair, scjnare gale of Unredeemed 3oods. oar Goods are Jew and not Second 5.1 Poland. iand we |uatanteeinbre for the mons| invited than can be bought at any wholesale stototifthe country. ...

Agents will please take notice of U|ls Do not sand-names bnt number yonr clnbs from one up. wards.

cltafee

youK^letters short and plain as

possibfe. Bo stire and send money amounting to $5,00 or mora by BseisTKitsD LrTrFB, which can be sent from any office, Post Office Money Order, or.Kprenj, for when sent in this way yon run

of losing

rit

MUSICAL.

.S3 tiK E 1 S S N I S )6l?

fAlA(ll!.|lf Mill!!

.jNo, 48, Obio Street* -r -i w?-* gj. OPPOSITE TUB COURT HOUSE, !j :i

TKRRR-HAUTtt, -J. iom R3ole

TROUlZE

EIAH

A French Preparation, which preserve* all the

ir« n,

-,i .is.-«D

Agent for

& Sons, Knaf/e 'tt

VMckerin Co., Steck tv Co.. Robert Nunns, GaloxV Co. the Celebrated Patent Oyeloid,

\V» have on hand a One atosk of tiwli, Doors anil Blittf1*, nf var «wi -aiaDulastantrtfJ -mil «»U at a very small vtoixcs on cut

4 0

S a I

AIJTHOH1TY V?

-*k\£&EWjlPOLAND

We Warrant onr Worl^, to b« superior to any erer before offered in thi* market.

ntta,' t»t Hw»a»»

era

And other w^U known and reliable

I W O O E S

Also, Carhr.rt A Needhams, and Prince Co's celebrated Church, Pastor and School Organs and MelodeonsI

A Lar/a and Slegaut Assortment alwiyr*Pa hand, wh'._U will be sold at LOWKR BATES than the saino quality of Instruments can be had of any ot'ier dealer in the West.

Ntme but good reliable Tnstruments dealt in, such as'I cau warrant'to" my Cut tomefs for

.-^i pjVE -^BARg: Pianos, Organt and Melodeont sold on Monthly Payments.

PALAgg OF MUSIO.

»S~ Al! 1:1 mis of Musical lustrnmeats repaiiad the rtinst (fpprfrvod manner. Aw

idlOtJ' 6tM •qs

J. Q=:3QINDEMAWHk

si «er st!.'

OEALEB IN .OouW

ORGANS,

Vioitak, Guitars, Flutes, and all kinds of Mustek Merchandise, No. »l Wabarti Street,

IS5R»B

HADTK. INDIANA.

CfjSlSU AiiD REPAIRING of PIAKOS and other Instruments wUl bs promptly attended to. Itsn in tnade for ITEW

OfT PIAHOS will beta ONES. nn]03dwtf J. G. LIBPk.MAUJi.

DIE. HOUSE.'

VJl

H. CLARIP GE

Haafytnraad ttfthlaai^. ao4

WjtfeaaMt to Mat Ms old friends, s*ff new ones as may ftvor him with their patronage 26dtf

Rfn^lir- YowrselTQfi h*'w6 ihnrtai tCtf our work.' We alsok«ep on hand, and manufacture to or-

CLIFT & WILLIAMM. cRAiiti^'{nrrVr^&sQ felOtltf

PAWNBROKER'S JOINT STOCK OF UXJ$JDj$gME]» GOOI^, 'CbSsiSTtKO of

SILKS, SHAWtS) DHESS 600B8, tlSKK PBY OOOtiS,

MOSS,

€0L6A¥£ & l«'S rantToilct Soapt preparfd by killed Workmen, from flii

COUHEBCIIL COLL Eli li,* Corner Alain until 5th

,no

J[crrRR

AIMS,

rM Mi

ik!

DSHT MATKItlAIA, iMul are known as Use, rSTA2TDARJ by Dealer* A fustamer8. Kold everywhecr .^MWly

TBBBE HAU'TE 'B

Street

TIT ELL, RIPI.KY CO.]

E\'T ft A yCF. FROM FIFTH SlTttET,

IslM'otdest and most Tollable Institution rt'the kind in the- Stat^, Instruction given all the branches pertaining to a thorough Business Edu cation, such as BflOlvMtKPlNft, PENMANSHIP, MKRt'ANTIMi

CALf'lLATiOAS, 4r.

A Scholarship in this College is *r,r.d for Life, givinf, th* Student the privilege of Rcleir'.n:*

At Pleasure, Free of Cliarge. A few Pupt»B will admitted, in Arithmetic •ml Penmanship, at ^W.OO per month.

NO VA CA TION'S.

For further information, call and see Schw). ., Send (or College, taper. Ad r«»6, bARVIW & OWES,

'At the end 6T eacT) and eve mouth we preient the Agsnt si nillar its the largest amoact of mossy, the dim of.

iar

-ni. atis i-

MILLINBI\T. "'ft is

ABEGOLAKinatOffice

risk

whatever. Small amonnts may- be

sent bymail, bnt be sare and pot them in the office yonrseif. Prepay all expressei We eanhot be responsible for Honey lest unless some precautions art taken to insure safety. a tsend you&addresMn fult, Tewn, County Mid ^Stulo. ^,1} certificates ate. good nntii redeemed. £. c. THdnrsoir & co., 30 Hanover street, Boston, Mass. I eSF Send for Circulars, ........

«sl '.9,T

all kinds of Millinery,"1 Qools~ «oiJ"t»'t C031 during the Winter mantlis, Ht Mrs. M. H. Abbott's, tto I*?® Pout Olllo^,UecMdtf*

DOCTOR WMITi IER

GBADUATE of MEDICINE,

as Diploma will show, has been longer engaged the treatment of Yenebcai., Sexual and PaiVATr. Diseases than any other Pbyaician in St. Lonls. ...

Syphilid, Gonnrrhea, Qfortj

Stricture, Orchitis,

£Itmia and Supture all Urinary Diieasa .ajiti Syphilitic or Mercurial Af/titiom of the Throat, akin or Boatt are treated with unparalleled •access.

Spenriatorrhea, Sexual Debility and impetener. as th6 result of self-abuse ia youth, sexaal encesses in maturer years, or other caa{e»,.and which produce some of tha following effects,, as. Noctnmal Emissions, Blotches, Debility, Dizitnefes, Dimness of Sight, Confusioa of Ideas, BTvil Fortbodlngs, Aversion to Society of Females, Loss of Memory and Sexual Power, and rendering Marriage improper, are permanently cured.

Yhetfocter's opportunities in hospital and private practice ara unsurpasied in St. Lonls or any other city. Baok flies of St. Louis par pets prove that he has been located there longer yefcrs than any^tber go advertising. The establishment, library, laboratory and apr pointmentSAta unrivalled in the West, ta rlvalled anywhere. Age, with experience, Can be MliedWpofrf a'sY the Doctor can tef.r to iMyphysicians thropghout theoonntry. In past success and present .petition ho stands without a competitor. Tbe Writings of a Physician wbo«e Kepnta tion is lnloB.wide, shauld lie worth Reanng.

Docrcnr WniTTtra ^ftbilshes a Wet!tent PsumptalV* relating to Venereal liineaaes and the disMtrons and varied oonseqttences ,oi self-abuse, that will be sent to any address in a sealed envelope for two stamps. Tt co'atilns fnll symptom list's that will' enable'those affected t» determine tbe natare of their com. plaint i^d give a written statement of their case that will answer almost all well for t.'.-e purpose of treatment as a persons! interview bat where it ie convenient, the Doctor should be coniulted personallyi Tlioso haviug frlauds that may require advice can supply them wlfU this Valuable work by sending their addresr, with stamp. Thns yon can aarfjbt. th^ .trnfortanate wlthont their knowing their benefactor/ Certainly no subject Is or more Importance than pualty blood and perfect manhood.

It Is self-evident that a.physician who ronflnosqlmself oxetnslvely to the study of a ccr tain class of diseases aud treats thousands of cases every year, mast acquire groater skill In that specialty tbaa one In general practice.—' Many poysicians, recognising this fact, introduce patlants to tha Deotar after reading his Medical Pamphlet. Communication) con&dentlal. A friendly talk wtH colt yon nothing. Officecentrsl, yet retired—So. 017 ssreet, Sti Louis, Mo. Hot^rs, 9 A.St.,Charles

X., Sundays excepted.

tjom

a a

1 1

Brass and Silver Band Instrumdnts, Tenor and Bam Drums Cocoa, Ibony, Baxwoed and Silvur Fife* Trimmings for Drums also, Flafti of.all sliss, all or the bcstquailty and lewest rates •Send orders te KiMSNHrR'8

toi nasii •. fens

Musicn

to 1 r.

DOCTOR WILBUR FFWB, CONSULTATION AND RKOEPJ

tiQOXt, 719 St. Charles treat, tlV,.

LdWls, Mo., treats with* tha greatest .succoss. allIMseaaesn Women. IismSioroBa,.)t'Whlt(!!', Falliog, Inflammation or Ulceration or the Womb, Ovaritis, Pruritls, Amen- rrhoea, UeDdrrhagls, Dysmenorrheas, aud Sterility, 0? Barracnass also, evary'diseaseconnoat^d with Pqbacty, Mansttaatldn or Pregnancy." Sluts tbe .Donor coaflosa himself excialively to t»e treatment of these complaints, and treats a very IArgonumber fff'easis, it f,dlo»t that his knowledge of tbsm must ba far nur* extensive aast accurate-than that of pbyslclaas la ei»•rttf practice. Sand stamp fur Medical Pam phlet of thirty-*ix pages. No matter wno have failed, read what bs says. .Patients tn every Western St*ts. Cares gaara&teed. Consnltatibn by letter or at otflce free. Booms for patianta requiring dally attention A lady asaistanU Hear *. to 7 *. Sundays

yioa. zc. '•not

j^OTICE—BEMOVAlJ

G. JPOSTEH SHJTH Has moved from East side of tha Public Square to Main Strvet, one door east of H.Hnlman. where ha will be glad to aaa. his old customers, and as many new ones as please to call.

Mala Street, bat. Fifth and Sixth, Terre Haute, Indiana, a23ilttff

JgPECIAL ELECTION NOTICE

Hottce it hereby given that there will oe a Speetoi Xlection held at Thompson's Cooper Shop, In th|kThird Ward, for ona Councilman, to Oil xhe^W)ancy occasioned by tba death of Virgil A. Spatta, OouMllman of.MM Ward, cm Wednesda?9* da»«b4w«. 4. P„ tha vote ot AprO^ J86l,iiavlag been a tie.

Inspectors will be1 Messrs. John. Oilman. WARBE^ HASPXB,

April »-l«e*-dtd City Clerk.

AGENCY.

»MKOe«t Hr ln-SCOTT. .050. C\.

HICKCOX & CO., ti f*

JPii KSXATK lili'JkliKS

No. 4_»0 Oiiio

Cuttr.-i/a vej ng Cu rvj ni ly !.»n

'Absucactft of ilitle turnished,. boans tw^H

gwtiatc^.^inri Mowy uivtisted,

M:.i

.#lo!lc-.»t»ARSjE-TT'SviU-a A Vegetable Hair Bestoratire IC ButeHs Crsy Halr t# Ms JStahaol Color pro---ir.vW* tiic growth of-the Balr chanma tl-.e

irroots ts thurtriclMr oramlc tctiou cndltWtidraff, and Bkimofs prevents

Ktrt .Ihib

•_

the ns.

mb!3dtf PB1NCIPALS

W« tjr ..

FIRST PREMIUM Jfe or a Silver MedaTl «V»JlWABt)in .Ttr

_T^ARRETTS. HAIR. RESTORATIVE X2 Hub- lsr. It Stnte Agrfctntahtli cx' "its nilr, hcIJen in 2saahu&. Scvi.^2.1

iS lo Sot-

R- BARRcTTT &' CO., .{'rop-istors tiANCUESTSB, If.U*. &&BU & a3i t.uvi oaicago, Qener*l/-qrth- We»t rn Argents. 'J

J. Sc. IJ. A. DAVIS. Agents fw Terre Hante. iml. oovlldw6m

JOUX S. KF.IK,

Sarins HlocK, ?fo. t0 Main fttreet, •fetTe Haute, Iu difum,

MOST

respectfully recommends hts Well select, od stock of Jeans, Flannels, plain usd plaid Llnsoys, Blankets, Coverlets, and Woolon Knitting Yarns, of different kinds. Being fully enabled to warraptth«. jgrst quality ef tiiese Cocdti I most respectraUy tnvlte Ladles and Geatiemeji to call and Inspect them. Wool taken in excbaiicd tof Ooods, and tba lit^heet marMt rates paid, ontSld^

IfSSjIt.i f-iti -C-il*,4 ,i ,.»• :.t *. "n« "jrtq I'OU hAi.H'l,

UhWi.-iI Sifusitioaoo on uiuh ilariiut Str««Vi of-J' A.tUs'dt «!l with ftfllt tubbory. fro*., #7,110^. tBTin»«tarablr,

Sew fiaW ribni\ a'ud loe,*1»fii:tu. .VhIjv,., stm ii'*' tit-rry Vo,y attMp,

Two hit* Iii f^elti'. St-'.V.jnfc acitw, #*st«'! Kl

rl 3A.' Vol I heap

PU j{»u

^00 acted, 3 Mi.. kimwtr an- tbi* 'MIIIJ.M

Farm,' a.1 teu-n,.» .y n&piVvad g.iujt mfbjjjtw *ouJ» pasture »«.l (in, tuisbi-r. A r,r»-,i*. lariu. :i.S "i'fr*:

,ii,j tht.Vlt,

iJiviiCtt t*.v rA-t*l« [eru.-i.oi

54 Biulthpic Lul —gooii'airo—p t. .n*.'. -j S.

an.t lot. uu. t«l street. n..nt ui iKtt ronj6.«lf.H((.r«

Uu8."

Mc,

"j.'i,! Iliusr T*6*8 iltir.t. it

pt7.

i-£

rty ."•$ ai!.* at'.ittlt'a*i seres t«j ,4tivaft«i., b..Int!... tfue tioiM Verj i^f-

Heal to Cc. I it in ii 0-:

0*1 N'-i.''V* 'IS -i.'. .:?oQ

HliiNDKlUll & LANGE, -sal y.'w-Ji-.3 Omcs over Kirsi -S'aticnal -,H ,o CjrcelitiCtU f'-mrtii ana Atcln

Terre Hauttiitfdntu

i* t. ^1-1^ VJvrl.nH""- ?3'T' Isli*', Abstracts if tiflo furiilsftt' !, li^ans no*"^ goliaUid, and ALotisjy nivesteti.'.*? :r^.

%ow

.'SI:

'*'. *.

SAjLIS.

.i-iooad ftvrx ritoruRTY.. F. rt iiitou"s Additivia to Terra Hants Ui Q«t» lot. ea»st 0..:o Honse ttnl iofrtn MrMTTrr!n r.VA"(tdIl.I{Ion, uoa eiuij let lu ^.ln^v'^S'J'tiii in on 6t|j strtfU, llom in. lot aiiiiitii.i: .it 8th -tre House V'd tor foplur/Wtwian litfi »',i7ftr.»

Hfctwc iiKl ict'ow Ncrrh.s-1, botwetsii' tW^LOi an«l Urttoii Btrt'etg. ,.w Two on sfj

rdONtTF rKT»pti!i'i.

Farm of 89-aoreafo -Uoney Or* iT'WS rsi'i 1T3 acres in LiiitoiLtuwh.Huip... -, 3"Acf?8 tJ.!lo'W u»« TIUi jairiUdti

lit, wes eM.

'ana

QARR1AGE FACTORY. 0

Now Is the time to'hare your C»rria( ^. iHu gits, ^"c., paiutud, trimmed and repaired (renor«!. ly, unit the place lo iinvc 1! .kme

harpkh,--VTI

tvS"Trrti,

CortiJi -a ma \V ni un Kii tsin, Terre llntttc. \V »t3 piepared to vlo a:l work cntrn«.te ii» us. in the moot thpiorjgb manner, and at prices that defy competition. We

uIko li

iv« en hand, and iu

Course ot construction, acompleto assort'mf rvt^V Carriages, Ilitggia, spring tVaqons, &c.,'suit<Ql this zuaPtwdt,

tho lowest prices. All

walk wurrantefl. nihOdtf

GENTS WANTED A MEN OF

ti'i OUR DAY:

Or, Uie hl'"3 feud Doidg of Qea. raltj. Stulesn-. ti,, Orutors and Pt litlcal Leaders now ou tho Siage ot Action, fnchtdibg Gba«t, Shermatt, olfas.Mttn, ner, Stanton, Pheridau, Yatos, nrtin, Trt:ml"Mi. Feuton, Buckingham, Wilnti, flreolev, Wi.deMortop, r&IIUps, Farragut, Chasu, i-te» vous, Ktecher, Scwnid, Bontwoll, Plx. lla-ulii:, Fessen^ien. Hownril, and othors, witii ov*_*r F.:rty Lifo-like PorUaits of Living Wen. Sol-i otjlv by Agents. Great inducement* Solid for Circulars

ZEIOMtB, jrcCOBKY & CO.,

29 ilwSw 117 West 4th Ht., t.'ltKianati, O-

I O N A E FLOUR STORE.

FRAJMi UUOIis A. Manpfacturers of all kinds of

CEACKERS,« and Bdaiora in

O E I

On Lafayette St., between Oaual and Lefit,^ E A I 7

3 0 IN I A N A 8

GEIMES & ARCHER, REAL ESTATE AGENTS,". (St'CrESSOBS TO BI7BNAH AN ORUtJES,). OFFICE.—Over Davis' Irng. Silor«r,

Cor. Main and 3d Streets," Terre Kaute, Icii.^orr. malftdtf

A A N

JOB RINTER

ia* a:,

115 MAIN STJ--c 'v

iJi»^k.ERUE HAUTE, !N.i

nEBsnBovwn

SOLICITORS.

QHAKL ES WEKBE A (X)..*

Aiii'

SOLICITORS OF PATENTS,--*

COCtvrait-OB.--!

at PATt'HI

LAW,

Model Buil«frs, Dealers In Patent rights, r.at PaTK.NTK# AtttUlli-A.

%FFTO^-St KAST MilrJCET KTCEET!"

liidiauapoli^ Indiaua,

Onr faciiiti^ top.procjirl/iE Patents are noV ceedad by any iwtablisfiAinmln th« rnltod h»tatc»y4 All Mad. Bf lMHir v.0 r.fiier. (dlidSro .cut

FL01R, BAC0S, I, IB1I. AC.

'W® hBve.ln Sfore aifl ofler lor |aj^e

500 Brls. of Wheal Fimir, aii(

Tierces Lard,_

^25

Brls-

0 &9*

Wess jpork.

200,

1 Brls. of f/i»nisTJlfe

KA Rrls. N. I. iir«U Sajtcloskjfc v\j pl-vsi'EU. ,olUiV

2Q0 Kegs assorted Nails, ...

Togetti^rwith a compleHi Stoi kV.'f *1

GHROCEKIJKS.'

Azlsibcral Discount"lo

trade.

A Jk Main st„ ortween Sin an

mcSSdlm

G. FOSTEB SMITH,

HATS AMP CAPS.

sepi IITRTu

it W O

3 'C Oit'Sa-^.-ar

UU-'i, ...

JUST N E Hrrtn of fill irind- CStlt Boya' WjvtJs'ot nil 3i -Miaatu' Ji.iirs ot 3tl a. *'-J.i*

In a a

And if all-prices. DU^il4HstB:.* tv yi_tfioi and sh-

THE SX XT li, KS: ia«t ald% Public lztt* aot 27itf