Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 May 1868 — Page 4

DAILY EXPRESS.

Kic-1JJVT::TK,

Wednesday Morning,

BAILBOAD TIME TABLE.

TKRK£ HAtJTB ANI XNJIAH A.VOLIS* abeiv* LtAVE. ,nai»A 10:25 P. K*PW« P.* 6:45 A. Mail ii«c0 p. 3:15 i\ Express..-..- 5.40 A" 4*60 P. Accommodation

Accommodation..

4:0't

r. *...—

ttAVE. .10

9. M.

lloi

For

night at tbe Mew Court Bqpse- a

The Stkamkr Mason,

passongcr list.

Fibst

Kunaway —The horsus utlached -tft^fce

delivery wagon of the AmericanTExpresaComp&ny- touk-a smart run down Third

street yeitarday morning. The ^river

gave cbaso down the middle of the street and succeeded in overtaking the: ..fugitive team, clambered in at the roar of the wa

gon and sucveodod in chocking tixp horses

before any damage was caused.

Poisoned

by PkaCh

HMI8 0 THE

inu.

May 20tli,

1868

ALTON AND TJERRK HAOTfc.,, ABEIVI

BT. LOUIH,

«*!E- Pxureas ••6:2°

&.4>

v™™! 3:05 P.

11 :W) A. -•"ExortJVV.rZ....l:16

'l-Kl p". mV..M«Uoou Accommodation..-10:10 a. KVANSVILLE AND CKAWTORDBVILLK^

4:03 P. 2:60 T.

M*'1

BOCK VILL* EXTENSION

AUttlVE

TO-i)A V'H ADVRRTI8BMBNT8

Mult K*tract--I. L. Msban Co.

i, —Fcriiiture, Ac—K. Forater A S-n Turner'* lit.uralgiaPill—I-L. Mahaoi

Administrator'. No^-H. H, Medicril—I»r. Spina": Dry C.wdfi^'XuUl, luftey t-o, &*> gti.aif.-l' MiHOii Van. Kahili"

BKE notice of Auction Sale at Fouta

& Buntor's Stable to-day. ..»• £.

Judge Cahi.tos »n(1 Hon Uttona orated to tho Democracy last

Capt Jas *n

Eaton, came in from Porrysville yester

day, with a full load of froight and Urge

Stkawberbxes —Our enterpris

ing friend, Jos. Stronir, favored us yester

day with nice box of strawberries

brought up from the "Sunny South.

ONE case bef.ro the Mayor yesterday-

a fellow trying to rnako life a failure by

burninct out his carcass with striehnine whiskey, paid $T for the privilege.

Hflkuddd

Brkat).-

McKee & Hewitt

of the new ronfectionery, placed on our

"table yesterday some fine samples of

bread, in a number of varieties, from their

UrRt baking.

«Gay as a

Peach

Theotei-s

!"-Red cheeks are

only oxygen in another shapo. Any of

our girf readers who are anxious to wear

a pair, will And them where the roses do —out of doors. And we might add, that

a hoe is better than a beau to assist you

in the search.

will be tickled and surprised

to knew that pine ear-rings, breast

pins, Sc., exquisitely carved and cutely

molded, are coming in vogue. Southern

bog-wood hti3 "ouskospeald," and North

arn pine will soon dangle at the ears and

nestlo on the breast of the girls, and be

the denreH jewelry out.

Pits.—We

learn

a child in the eastern pi^rt of the city, was very nearly poisotifd to death a few

day& 6g'o by eating peach pits. Parents, and youngaters should remeaober, and al

so tell everybody else who don't know,

that the "goody" of peach atones contains

three tirnei as much poison in the spring

us iii the autumn. ".

A GRANT Excurbion."—Tbe *GSca Templars of our city have chartered the

popular stoamers Zanesville and Manon

for a grand excursion to Clinton on the

27th inst. It i? intended to malrt^his a

vprv pleasant affair to all who may wish

to participate, Full

announced to morrow by the gentlemen

who have charge of the arrangements.

Healthy

Ink-Sltnoeb.—In one of

our exchanges we find the ftVloWing d«»

scription of a charactor at a masked-ball'

Miss A. H. represented a tamborlne

That bright reporter has mistaken hi*

proper place, lie could get a pormhnent

Tpeli.,

Bu'ley

Co,, are active ntd

energetic to pcruro a large share of the

Spring trade, and are meeting with da- $.*?

the old-timo price of 12$ cents a yard 1 Drop In and see the choice patterns and

style?.

to" the

Hub

Mud.—W^

stand a remarkably "pert" young gentle

man, who recently came to this city, and labored under the impression that his ed

ucation was completed, was taken out last evening "sniping. Our last adyices from

him he was up near the big pond, hold*, ing a bag and a candle and whistling for snipes, whilo his companions went to

drive them in. We presumo he will

"drive in' some lime this morning. In the meantime any information of the

gent will be thankfully received.

publish elsewhere a card from Mr

Mr. John Ivizer, our popular and efficient

Sheriff, in which ha withdraws his uamo from the list candidates for the office

of County Treasurer. It has been the fortune of few officials to acquit them

selves to the more general satisfaction of the community ^than has Sheriff Kilter

during the nearly four years that he has held that important office. Believing

that the qualities that ho has displayed

in his official careor would be of great service to tho county in another position

of honor and trust, many of his political

and persontd ..friends desired to support him as a candidate for Treasurer. These

will sincerely regret his withdrawal bat

•will appreciate the manliness and candor with which he ha* taken this step. it

DKAT* OP Mi€6IE "THCK

For we can scarcely relalize that (he i* gone. The itenes of her eweot voict, ftjill lingeries in our ears, And even now we U&tca-l4r>ei, footsteps. ana all Cnconacously we turn,-boprog to Ms her, When the sad trath steals over us, that to us, She'll come no more.

How oft on Sabbath morn,

WiUi sparkling eye and eager feet, she hastened to her class, And And when appeals weraviaade,- toaend thi arord of life To those who sat in darkness, How willingly Bw trsaBurea were poured out, that all might learn of Jesus. desolate the hearts

tistifw

And "What we know not now, we shall hereafter know." How much of loving kindness he mingles in our cup. And in that "House of many uiansieut, 'Hfc baB prepared a place, where we shall meet our lovod ones.

And they, waiting till iv# "ihall gather at the river," Will lead us to our fathers side, No more to p^rt fj^ever, /j- *yLA,JEJ

Tebhe Haute, May Uatlt, ju8.H7t'

I)emiDl3%ymyLiM

wsms,":,

grieve his ebll^rSh,

r~*B*±S!S±!S^ 3iVr

fjcsiNESS (Jhasoks.—The Bement building, corner Main «iid First stref-.tP,

"has ^pen sold to AW and James C. Ale-

Gredor for the sum ut ^13,000. Bnment

STC\. h($w|pu£itfjt t|til'fiii? *nter

of N^afn Bnd ^bird .fctree^ cow ectjpipd J, & A Eavi.-:, inic whuh they will

lorjlv remove their wboluaitl? grocery

ousje, and Davis' drug entablement will

go WVlC'8£f1tj0Jils H?

Ot-BAff Ur-i— the'direction* of

Street CoronnsfiiMiei fearrtck, the1 Work of

cleaning up aad'ptfiLUtig .in jjroper oondi-

tion the streets, avt-nues and alleys °',ouX (ity, has been commenced, and we trust

it will t\iil cef^se Mnlil ,e|pery shovelful of garbage and B1 tHi iremoved from sight

and- smell, and the city again made to

look as neat, tasteful and inviting as a

youfag maiden' )flf1r,sweet ?ixteen'' in a

pink dress."

Sho«t Tkhm bifKNtfK.—A rather gfeen gpeeimen of humanity appeared at the

Clerk's oftice the other day. inquiring if

that was the place to get a license The

Deputy, supposing him to be a matrimonial candidate, informed him that it was,

but was considerably taken aback by the Coiir t^ypjM» %)'8marki

of |he house in cool weather, and the sha-

'Si^st portions of it^ in ^fot feather. This

city "bloom" is mostly of a white color— theugh not a,/ew. the mpttl.id order are

fodnd—and'is remarkable for the tenaci

ty wi ft tb- its *bRse.' It emits, geri^rally, a very offensive odor, a

compound of musk, barber's grease, whis

ky and tobacco, much dreaded by respectable people, especially ladies to the latte? portion of humanity, the fungus allu

dojd to^js pajHculajriy ann^yin^, asjn ad

dition to its noisome smell, it has the power of slavnring, like an-animal, which

sajiva, accumulating around. .the e^jpts

where the* 'wbeds flourish, "has the effect of

ruinously 8ta^nW•g, ttfe flowing garments

of the ladies. As the season advances we ir may be "Called t.i refer to fnis matter again.'

:Shoot0io

Birds.—

German

sool Shepherd's

Another vpice on earth is hushed, er Laml»is£ath fold. vi-

Hew liko a dream it seoms,

The

On6 ^f the "local''

fraternity tra? the courage to "talk right

oilt in mee^i^ il^^ite bi*rbarciui ''sport

'£f trap shooting. Lige Halford, ..f the

X|dianapoli8

Journal

pjgeq^s/jaW & ljeithrarh,up .iCuom some

mqrt

of c6n triVrfrfoi -and iifl«d. tiot for'food any service their death may do anyiy, but to enable Mr. Kepple, of this cpy, and Mr. Erb, of Lafayolte, to decide hlch can do thejnost of such superfluous

Uri^ with Hh^ liilrest failures. Hie

gvrl, delicately-eyed, like those who whirl *(|ene of execution will bo the Picnic Park «rwl L* nn Iho mnndfl nf aanstious &od niar Pmajn TTill (VmfttArv TfftnnmVwidv and prank on the meads of senauow fad impojious potentates, while rich uiDSir. lulls- thom to tleep.

ar Crown Bill Cemetery, If somebody c^uld Lake, .these aspiring shut-scatterers ahd give tfiem a gentle hoist, and soe how jo|ten he cculd hit thena with hard burned bfick}»t» bofofe they itiruck the groun^, sense of

bf ick}»tf bofo|« they itiruck the h^ would give thefn a realizing tbe hu

"sit' writing ten-cent novels for BeRdlf. v.j tbe humanity of their entertainment.

A CARD.

VPU"

served success. Dsily additions are made Several weeks since, at the urgent so-

totbeir stock to keep it full and com- [imitation

pletc. For the next fifteen days they will licans of Vigo County, besides ^me per-

offer the test standard madder prints at

¥j

Viff0

many of the leading Repub-

sonaj friends, 1 announced myself as a candidate for the office of County Treas

urer. After due reflection I now with-

(fraw toy name from the list of aspirants

for that office,.and am no longer a candi(tete, but shall'give my earnest and hearty

stipport to whoever may receivo the nomination t&r that, as well as the other

county offices. By the kindness of my

party faiends 1 have held the position of

Sheriff of X^igo County for four yoars, and during that time 1 hiive Striven to do my duty. My term of office will soon

expire, atiQ I purpose returning to-private

life. For the favors done me in the past I shall forever feel grateful to my politi

cal friends, and shall ever cherish them, as well as the principles ofthe Republican patty, as friends to be remembered, and

principles worth fighting for. Yours truly,

Darned Earnest Bierbaum,

residing in Fort Wayne, was accidentally

drowned in tho* canal. at Wabash, on tbe

15th inst. His body waa recovered„

Conventiob at Peru, Oh Saturday

last, resulted in the nomination of Carey

C. Cowgill for Circuit, and Jerome Q. Stratton for District Attorney. Both are

from Wabash.

The

Jeffersonville Railroad conspira

tors have been granted a change of venue

from the Clark Common Pleas Court.to Cl&rk Circuit Court, and the trial will .Hfllilj '1 COTMe off the next term. ,-Per*' -h

The

ion Clarion.

uW»'all

$rrItet- Ccmwiei

I want to

try it a while to see how 1 like it, and

yoil may give me one for six months.''— The astonished oflicial told him they

didn't issue any for so short a time. Ex

planations followed, when it was discov

ered that the young man had a mind to

try peddling and wanted license therelor.

He wmp direatedjto the proper-place Rt

once. -v.: .a

Ornaments.—Now

that warm weather and pleasant skies

have come again, we find our street cor

nets budding .gradually into that well

known species off Vegetation called "loaf-

er'?—a kind of ftlngus growth which seetns

to flourish in all kinds of weather, but has an especial penchant for the sunniest side

Sentinel.

The

White

Republican Oongreaaionai Con

vention of the Ninth District will meet At Union City on the third day of June',' to

nomiofitc a cabdldateiW

The

hHavy rains of the past two weeks

have": materially injured yvhe:»t. Fie tbatten days agolooked well aAt^r.

Farnmrs have little tiopufl,..but we fust thev lire mistaken.—Mt.Ycmon

fisheries in this plpce are bei^i^

worked on a more extensive scale this year than over before. There are now en gfcged in toe trade, nine boats, employing Fome fifty men and using about two thousand nets. Over seventy-five tous of fish have been shipped Since this season opened, and it is estimated that the total value of the trade-will,amount .to $7i,000 or $100,000.—^lichigan

City Enterprise.

A buffalo fish was caught in a™ctffn field near Kent, Newton county, on Sat

urday, which weighed twenty-one pounds.

It sounds "fishy," but it is true neverthe

less. His.biiffaloebip'Went inlant by

way of the State ditch, and while ths water was high wandered into a pond in

rthe corn field, where he lingered till the

water was too low to get out.

Col. Wm. E.

thus refers to an af-

that

jl fNotimkl«SSc^ilellli-'^t. ?wenty-llve_double birds," that is fifty

City Enterprise

White

'Monitor.

J-

John

Ktzer

STATE if EMS.

Kate Fletcher

is in Evansville.

SipjiATOR HltNDRICKS is at hOOj.e.

The

delinquent tax list of Allen county

foots up $72,183 42.

Six base ball1 claft! practice the •'Hoble

game" in Fort Wayne on Sundays. "Pious placer 1

Bv a recent census taken in Jefferson

ville. it is ascertained that ths colored

popu^tlon wfihat ^wn i? 70«,.

Lace

—Prince*

Nineteen young ladies have taken ad

vantage of the action of the Board $t

Trustees, w^ch permits Jth3m. UNo4er t^pj regular college classes in the Stale Uni.

versity nt Bloomington. Twelve are in

the aolliige proper, while 8ey£Q.«Hldy onlr. the modern langiiage.

MRiSwiQART, living in the vicinity of

South Bend, had twenty sheep killed—all

Indiana delegates to the National

Contention at New York have engaged rooms at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel. The

Fifth Avenue will be the Pendleton head

quarters. George want-i Belmont and his

clique to understand that Western Democrats don't stop at second class hotel?.

are informed that responsible par-, ties now building tho road from Peru to Plymouth, offer to extend that road to this city, ironed and equipped ready for u*e, if tho,people aloft# the line north of Plymouth will take $100,000 stock and furnish tho right of way.—South

Yesterday,

McLean

addreesed the

Republicans of Vermillion county at

Newport, last Saturday evening The

meeting was largely attended and.piuch

intereat was manifested to hear the Colo

nel discuss the political ig of.tb^day.

Bis speech was marked 'fiy'~ tliaf? ability

and candor which have earned for him a prominent position among the political

orators of this Congressional District,

J/}

A WOMAN living in this county, tbe wife of a respectable farmer, reports that as she was on her way to this city in the midst of the terrible storm of two weeks since, just before it bagan to biil so fiercely, sho noticed two white objects descend from the clouds and drop immediately in front qf ber.~, RUnping and pickinfffthem up she found theinv to be'eg^s—apparently Aen'a eggs. Sho took them home, and on breaking one fq^ni theyejik tuiie as,4»»isl as if it had been boi!«f- The b'ther has been "set" under a hen

.— Michigan

river has been on a rtmpage

again—wider, deeper, stronger, muddier and more of it, than, at |ny freshet fince 1847: Immense damage has been done to the farms in the bottoms^ .Fences, houses, haystacks, stfocfc aiidin%ct, everything that would float, have been swept away by the "mighty waters.' In addition to" this immediate damage, farmers will be veVy much delayed patting in their crops, inasmuch as very little corn has been planted in the bottoms, and in somo instances even- oats has not been sown. The water has r.ow.subsided within its legitimate bAn\r».^Marthisrillr

Saturday last, tho wife of Mr. N. G. Throckmorton, living near Romney, having drawn a bucket of water from the well went into the house, lg&.»ing two children, one three, the other about five years old, playing in the yard. In a-few moments after, the older child came cryiDg into tbe houso and told its mother that the other had fallen into the well.—* Instantly the mother rushed out, and at once realizing the necessity of tbe case,' sprang into tne open well. The distance to the water was at least fifteen feet, and the water more thau ten feet deep.— Grasping her child, the brave mother clung to the side of the well, and still reclaming her presence of mind, told her little boy to go for bis lather who was at work more than half a mile from the house. In about fifteen minutes, which1 must have seemed hours, the welcome aa-, siatance came, and mother and child were rescued unhurt. The mother appeared at church the next day serenely unconscious of the heroism she had displayed.—Lafayette

Journal

Foists.

White Lace Rotunds

Black. l^tundg. 20dlw

Tuell,

VlrSitK Fans, IOSI 000.0,' Sandal Wood Fans,

4 Palgtelaaf F^M,

Paper Fans,

'IS "£*--*3 ,n*i»

dlt at Saxton &

Notice.—There

deaired. By Order.

Judge W. W- Wick, at Franklin, Domat FlaWieHj eudVred a severe stroke of paralysis 8a.tr Angola Flannels, urday Sight. 1 »i» inso^i91 e. 3JbfeiSs If lit the third stroke of the kind, and it is thought wiU,.prjve fatal.,

Richard

Democrat•

r.t. curiAllclu 0 1

wheat on low ground has been seriously jinjuri-.d by the frequent rains. The wheat sown on high ground is growing very rank, and danger of its fulling, and thereby being injured,• is a3t.tifiijpatdd.

of CtAFT —In'this age of luimbusrgery, when Ihft wits 'p( one-half the world are at work to. cheat the other half, it is refreshing to find an article in general utility among us that possf 3ses the merit Claimed for it. It requires *a knowledge of the .higher mathematics to enumerate the wumber of worthless hair preparations that flood our market,, jaunting their superior exocftlfeneies'Trom the shoV-ease of ever^druggist. Among this masj of rubbjsh, however,"there i? ono article that, if the popular verdict is worth anything, is as far removed fromlts competitors in the valuable properties it possesses, as it is in its enormrus demand. Of course we allude,to the popular "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restoratiwe,'' which is so highlj^in-

bul ©ne of the flock—by two large Ne®-. foundland ^ogf^-^Pl e" do£s fb-^feast^ dorsed and recemmended by druggists.—

theriselves that they lay almost helpless

in the iiold where they had committed

their depredations.

Thk

Those who have used it—and their name is legion—are unanimous in their praise of its absolute superiority over all of its jvould-be competitors.—

Tim

Florence Sewing Machines

«v i.

Walmsley's.

will be a regular meet

ing of Vigo Encampment No. 17, I. O. thi«, Wednesday-evening, May 20,

1868. A full Attendance of Patriarchs is

Morris,

'William M.

C. P.

Barb,

Scribe. mTM

"tSUMMIR FLANNBI^

Silk Warp Flannels,^

at Saxton & Walm?lky's.

Auction

Fonts &

Hunter's Stable, Nortli^Second Street.—

Five fresh Milch C&ws, with young calves,

|0ne njew Spring Wagon, one open Buggy,

two bay Horses,-"(Ae'"Ri^aii Mitre, ono

Black Mare. All to be sold without re.

serve, at the said place. .#fMl4Vii M. VAK.cow.,5.

feaifc.-i Btf blanch yohr brow,"

but it cannot silver your hair, if you use that excellent renewer known as"Barrett's '•Viigetable Hair Restorative" to the abso lu{e exclusion of all the vile compounds *Uh which the market is flooded.—Poris-

mnuffi Journal.

Parasols!

China Silkselegant

yard.

Stamped Aprons,

Bend

Endless

brellas.

Mr. Francis Brafford was

arraigned in the Police Court on a charge of having committed a rape on a young girl named Ross, whose mother is a Mrs. Dickenson. He agreed to marry the girl if they would dismiss the charge. The girl and her mother consented, and Esquire Wallace, acting City Judge, tied the knot.—Iud.

at Rid.

die's, 151 Main street. dtf

•5 1"

For Hosiery,

go to Riddle's, 151-Main

street. dtf.

Dewing

or rent, at

Machines

to sell

Riddle's, 151 Main street.

dtf

Bismarck I—The Bismarck Collar is to

be had-ohly ^Riddle's, 151 Mtiin street.

dtf

ilk

Fringes, Headings, Buttons—

good assortment—at Riddle's 151 Main street. .. dtf. I •. Terre Haute& Indianapolis R.

Terre Haute,

Peddle, Sup't.

Penny

Saved is two

Pence Earn

ed,1 the^etforel buy your Roots and Shoes

at the Bankrupt Store. 16dtf

Bird Cages in all style? and price?, table cutlery cheaper than ever, plated ware all style?, castors all styles, cheap at Ball's. ctwif

For

good and cheap

16dtf

Boots

and

Shoes, trv Reibold, at the Bankrupt Store. .nm.i.min. vi^

mu.il** \i

JRkfrigekators, Ice ChesYS, Water coolers, ice pitchers, bath tub!, ice cream freezer^ 1%all styles, just received at 'Ball's. dwtf-

(No. 64 Main Street, is the place to

bi(y the cheapest Boots and Shoes in the I 1 6

Notice

Change.—E.

Weisz

China,

eJernanni two yards wide

White Herkanni

shawls.

two jjards wide for

Tuell, Ripl*t*Co. 19-dlw

R. Robbins

having removed his business stand to 5th street between Main apd Ohio, is prepared to'turfijah his eustomers with Garden and Field seeds, Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris, Flour, Feed &c. Give him a call dtf E. R.

Robhins.

Straw Goods.—Tates, at the Blue Front, 145 Main street, bas the Bismarck, Expert, Goodwood, Alert, and all the new straw styles for Spring and Summer wear. **•. ateS-/ zwsat'..".. •.. .«r 9-d2w]

keeps the finest Etock of

stamped aprons an3 skirts in town. Give

him a call. dwtf

Glass

rif,"W6.:

and Queensware

China, Glas9

14'^ Main street. H-dlw^i'5

and Queensware

The Blue Front!—At

jost, No. 149, Main street. 14-dlw

Tatee' popu

lar Blue Front, 145 Main street you will find every variety and style of Bats and Caps for Uie season. dtf

Stamped Aprons at Weisz's Skirt Factory. dwtf

For

1 StCl'S',

Black

the nicest stamped aprons go to

Weisz's Skirt Factory. 'dwtf

Go to Yates'

Stiff

Blue Front

for Silk

Caps, Traveling Caps, and hate in all

shapes and colors. [9-d2w

TOBER ELECTION.

rui

Kipley

Co.

injfnvm Arnti-lpi". .Ill"MA

BtAL ESTAl

™W* are aathoriced to announce

We ar*3 nuihoriuxl lo aobuuuco ibe name of NICHOLAS FILBEC& candidate for Sher1IT of Vigo County, subj ret to the decision of the Republican nominating Contention.

We authorised to aonoan^the nitne of C, N. DEMORKST, the preatnt Coanty Surveyor, a candidate for SheritT «f Yigo Cotini/, snbject to the decision of tbu UnioH Ue|iablieau uomlnatlsg Couventiou.

i^hc?Eveuti°nf

City Auctioneer.,,

A Kjsrnki,-of Wbkat in a

l'''1 n'°n Re',ubllca°

im^HuthuriBMi to annouuc- j.

u«bbuo«imth.s Oonv^tiou,

Waate.„«,or^^^^

Bushel

the

Cincinnati Times.

•Jl 20-dwlt

dwlw

cheap, at Riddle's. *'dtf

checks $1,00 per

Tuklt,, Ripley &

Co?

19-dlW

at Riddle's.ritf

variety Parasols and Sun Um

Tuell, Ripley

& Co.

19-dlw

SINGER &EWING MACHINES, at Rid

die's, 151 Main gtreet. dtf

decision of tli«* RapBMicaii nemtoa-

ting Convention couHTT TBEMVACBWf. »rt* authorized to nnuouiue thn nam« of JOUN KIZH.K as a candidate for t'cuntj Treas-'., urer, subject to tbe docieion of the Republlcany County C'ouvution. 1/k iii« iiutboriz-d to auoounce the name of DAV1KS JOLINSON as candi iate for tne office of County Treasurer, sul'joct to the decision of tiie R^publtoan i«.mlnaliu^ tonvemion.

We are authorized to oanounoe tlie name 0 SAMUEL 0. SCOTT ana candidate for the office of Oouuty Treasurer,* atibjent to tho .ItcMon of tho Republican numiualcu^ Contention.

Wi- uru authorized to aunoudce IIENRT KAlItBANKS as a CAndidate for Treasurer of Vigo cutinty, subjert to th? decisiou

Wk are nu horiz?il to announce the name of J. F. MORRIS, of lloney Cre*k Township, -as a Candidate for theolBceof Couuty Treasurer, snbject to tho decision of tie Republican nominating Convention.

Wr. are authorized to anneunce the name of JAMKS 11. lURNKlt a»• candidate for the of. floe of Conntv Clerk, snbiect to the decision of tbe Republican nominating Convontion.

LOCAL NOTICES.

Neuralgia la all its stages, Nsrve ache, and other paii.fui nervous complaints, ejected from the systom and prevented by partakiog of Dr. TUBNEB'S TIC -DOU LOUB^UX or NIV£B3AL NEURALGIA PILL, which invigorates and tone* the

nerce fluid,

May 16, 1868.

CffAKfl OP

Time

—On'and after Mon

day, May 18tb, the passenger trains ef this Company will run as follows: Leave Tsrre Haute. Accommodation i:50 p. Day Express 3,15 r. M|il 6:45 a. Eafcter^ Express .10:25 p. •.iArrvethit Terre Etaute. Cijicinnati a St. Lpuis Bjtpress 5:40 a. Day Express, 10:50 a. Evansville & Cairo Express 4:00 iSfight Express 11:00 p. dl Chas. R-

2. As a Nutbikst, (it is exticiusly beuoflclal lo theslck ami enervated, and to the convalescent— especially to deli, ate ladies.) :s. As a Rf.mkpt, (it cores thnu snffering from diseases of the stsmach, throat, and chcit bf its wonderful crmhinatlon of herbs

Sach ac's. in conjunction with public ap.roTai, guarant.e to thepcoplethe saperioiity of th!i splendid tonic and remedy.

Hbtf's Milt Extract Dsfot, 642 Broadway, New Vork. Sold every*hue '-t il ii.EOdeodlw I. MaDaN & CO., Agents,

Moth Patches, Frccklrs and Tan.—

Thaunlj Callable llomedy for t|iose brown dis-

coldvations on tbe face Is "Pcaav'a

SiOdOm JACOB STE1NMKHL.

AMUSEMENTS.

A I I I

BY THK

German Ladies 4f this

3 7 ft V:

Mm of

the

gttate

P.B. RIPFEXOE as a candidate for ilea Appraissr Vigo count/, saltJeat to the dv of the Bepnbllcan nominating Oonveation.

We are anthorizfed to anuovtice tb© biiqb 01 WILLIS SIMMONS us a candidate for Veal Estate Appraiser Vigo eoanty, subject to the de cision of the Republican nomiuatiug Conreatiou eaiBirr.

ate authorized to anneunce the name of M. W. CASro. or Sugar Crotk township, as a candidate for Sheriff of YigO cennty, subject to" the decision oflthe JlH'Ublisaa nominating ConTtDtion.

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Wb are anthorlxed to anuotiucu tbe name of WM. L. 8HUKY as a candldato lor tbe office of County Treasurer, sulject to the decision of the Republican Connty 'Jnnventton.

Wo are authorized to announce the nam* of WILLI A (I PATRICK as a caqjldate for the oflloeof County Treasnrer, subjeet to the decision of the liopahliean Connty Convention.

fOt'NTY CI.EBK.

Wi are authorized to announce HARVEY I) SC. TT, as a candidate for the offica of County Clerk, subject to the_ decision of the Republican, nominating Convention.

We aro authorized to aunonnco the name of P. B. O'REILLY, (the present Dspnty t'lnrk,) as a candidate for Connty (jl»rk, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating Convention.

Wi are authorized to announce BOWS H. SIMPSON as a candidate for re-olection to the office of County Clork, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating Convention.

Wr. aro authorized to annopnes F. M~ MEREDITH as a candidate for Clerk of the Courts ot Vlgt* county, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating Convention.

itifeba

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publican .Nominating (!.)iivontion, to be bold the, I3rh of June. WKnre autliorizwl to aunounce the name of MORTON O. BAN KIN as a candidate for the of fice of County Tieasuror, snbj.ct to the decision of the l.epubl.cau nominating convention,

We'are authorize! to announce the name of GEO. W. LAMBKitT as a candidate for the offlceof County Trt-asater, subjeet to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.

Wf. are Aitthbrizei to annsonoe the name of JACOB BROWN a« a candiduto for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the derision of the Republican County Convention.

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the Re

And tho

and effects a enre. This is a safe

Riedicinv for lobilitat»d constitutions. Apotha* caritsjhave it. Principal depot, 110 Tremont Stmt, Bo-too -Maofl. Prioe, 81.00 per package by mail, two posts^stamps xtra, For sale by

J. AH. A. DAVIS.

KIVK HUNDRED AMERICAN PHYSICIANS, the names of *hvu. we shall dublish, reoemmend HOTV'S MALT BXTBAOT BfcVKBAOB OF

1. As a Paiatable Pietotic 'drinlt,'' (tt iuvl£oratm lin system, ant is slightly stimulating with ontleing iriit^.ting.) 5'"i

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Moth

ahd

Fbickle L./Tixs Prepared only by Da 6 1'ebiiy, 4t Bond St Ni,w York. Sold everywhere. .•) mh27 Cmtmd

Pure Crystal ice—The undersigned is now prepared to furnish tho public with clear lie»lthy Rut rand Spring Pond Ice fcr the Reason, at iotv rates. Two wagons will run daily, and supply nil RnsinesdHouses an4 Private Families. Ordits left ht the Post Oflirj, with Ash A McDonald, or at the Washington Saloon, will: meet with pron.pt attention. Those wishing a pure, h.althy article of fc, well to order from

City,

SOth St 27th of* May,

DOWLIKO^ HALL

The Lidif. having ten at work for some time to make the necesiary arrangements, somethiug snperb may be e-ipected on the occasion.

St'avrberries will be sorted If procurable. Further details hereaiter. THE COMMITTEE.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Spinnet's

The Steamer MAROlt. JAME3 VAN JCATON, Jr., Master,

Will dopart for P. rrysvllle, on Thursday, May 21st, at 8 o'clock A^ 51. d2t

Fny

SALE.—One

fine Mahoga

Marble-top Sideboa d, also a large lot of

new and second band Furniture, Spring, JHalr, Moss and llusk Mattrasses, of the beat quality. Kofa, Spring, Hair, Moss and Toi Hair Cloth, Damask Gimp Window Shades, Venetian Blinds, all of which will be sold at the lowest cash price.

Carpets made and put down, Shades and Curtains hnng all kinds of Upholatrrlng ar.d Repairing done all of which will be done in tho cheapest and best style, at No. 1 North Second Street. R. FORSTKB A SON. m20d2w

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned ha* been appointed Administrator of the eatate of Pntnam Brown, deceased, late of Vigo county, deceased. The estate ii probably solvent.

UayZ0dPtw3t H. H. BOUDINOT, Adm r.

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COME AND BE HEALED!

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We are authorized to •_ ww Tuwnshlp. as a JAMES BUKGA N, of Lust l. of Vigo ossocaudldate for EstateAppra «puhllcan aomty, sobject to tbedeciiion'of the 1. inating ConvenUou.

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DR :is 8PINNE Y,

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=.• '-'town XaO- '3XUi MCitepsGC- fiBOj'l A 'I

The"' Oeiebraied Lung Doctor and Physician for the treatment of Chronic is now at the Terre-Hante Mouse, Parlor No. 4, (2d,door to the Jelt from Ladies entrance.)

Dr. Spinney is well known as founder of the Montreal Medical Institute, Canada ifiast, and late Proprietor of the St. Louis Lung Infirmary.

Dr. St having practised in most ot.the large cities, both in the United States and iVitiah North Amerioa*.has had opportunities of witnessing a large variety of Chronic Diseases in all taeir protean forma. He would therefore invite all those who may be suffering from any of the

ills that flesh is heir to, to give him a call, and though you may not know the. C&Uflier ofjour sickness or distress, he will tell you what organs or narts ofthe vstem are affected, and to what extent Call and satisfy

W«* ace authorized tj auiiounce QENBY T. WOOLLEN as a candidate for the oWceor^of 8hl(r,iibjtct to the decision of tho Republican nominating OonteBtioJr. j:. wk areaniherbsd ta a»na»w« thel 'f The extraordinary feaecehs of his practice has established for his syaJ0HN McFARLANE, of Btigiir Creek ToVnihtp, ,, ... as a candidate for sl Viff of Viga county, suw»«t tem, of

tku, of Prairie cr^ek Township, cauiWdai® use of Electricity alia Vegetable Medioioeii. He neither bliBters,

a fejuUition unparalleled in the history of mednjine. No

r0nM^ ar^ay of dkn adf td it^glory, and the malignity of its enemies

SCROFULA, HIP DISEASES, WHITE SWELLING,

ERYSIPELAS, SALT-RHEUM, TETTER,

RASH, AND EVERY HUMOR OF

WHATEVER KIND AND

£f ^.^C9^ACTER.

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13YS^EI*SIA., LIVER

.-i -V.-P^qi.

General Debility, Habitual Constipation .nWaafixaiii TO GIVE HIM A CALL. '..tetfEti.taroi' ieh-tnj'if

4-.i^

ftead the following extracts from the

Press. The St. Louis

Dispatch

says:

Dr. Spinney, is one of tbe most accom plished physicians in the country, treating lung complaints and chronic diseases with a success that is almost miraculous. Wherever he has practiced be has been remarkably fortunate, saving many thousands of sufferers from premature graves, and by his system of medical electricity, .he has performed cures in an immense variety of the most complicated diseases. We have been acquainted with the Doctor for many years, and can vouch for bis professional- stoic and ability to perform" all that be promise^ and to his being a humane and liberal minded gentleman.

The

Salem Observer

says: By gentle

manly deportment, urbanity of manners, and his successful method of treating disease, he has feained

fat

The St. Johns

himself a large

circle of friends who will welcome his return at any future period. We heartily recommend him to the afflicted ^herever he may go.

says:

Few physicians who havo ever visited our city,'have so complete won tho confldidence and commendation of their patients as has Dr. Spinney. We daily hear him spoken of by his patrons in the most satisfactory ^r(nf. B|s treatment of diseases is effectual, and the afflfeted have in'him a real friend.

Monirtal Herald

remarks:

Dr. Spinney, founder and proprietor of of the Electric Medical Institute in this city, is an educated physician, and a man of quick ahd strong perceptive faculties, well calculated to treat all complicated diseases.

Not having room to publish a long list

of testimonials the Drv would say to those

who are not satisfied after perusing the

following, call at the office where he will

show others, and give reference to many

Who have received great benefit from his

express my gratitude to you for the prbnderful cure you have made. My foot and lee, which had lost a large share of -the fles{, from the effects of Erysipelas (improperly treated at first by another pi^rsicfan,) is now quite well, and the bones and

thy oondition. T»engh for along time I lay in hopeless condition, given up by many as beyond the reach of medical aid, I have, by your kind attention for ten weeks, been saved, and I feel that you have been an Instrument in the hands of God to prolong my life. With feelings of the deepest gratitude.

I remain your httmble ierfMit, JII

.^a.. Ab«s. Q. %wkiw,

St. John, May

1863. Princess St. "is]

lb the Editor of the Evening Telegraph: Dear Sir,—For

five or six years I have

been afflicted with dyspepsia in its most severe foRn. I have been treated for it by some of the most siblo physicians in Montreal. From time to time I placed thyself under their treatment, and after ining an enormous quantity of medicine, felt myself only growing worse. My disease increased, appetite failed, was troubled with a sensation of pain, weight and fullness at the epigrastrium, costiveness became depressing, my spirits grew low, causing great dejection. I tried all kinds of advertised remedies to no purpose. My hopes of recovery began to fail, •hen at last 1 concluded to try Professor

new method of cure. I am

now a little over two months under the Professor's treatment, and am happy to say lhat I feel like anew man i^ain, relieved of my distress, and enjoying life as in days gone by.

William Stephens,

No. 39 Beaton Street.

P. S.—Any person wishing confirmation of the above can have it by calling on me. W. S.

Montreal, Sept. 24, 1866.

Dr.

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SriNNET^Dear

Sir,—I

feel

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that I

should be doing a great injustice to you and falling

short

my duly to my

fellow-sufferers, should I fail to acknowledge the benefit received by your skilful treatment. Before coming to you, I had befen suffering for about six years with a cough and affection

the lungs, which

at last beeamo quite serious, weakening, debilitating, and unfitting me for all tbe duties or pleasures of life. It is about four months since I placed myself under your treatment, and am happy to say that my cough is gone, my ._tynga feel strong, and my general health iff restored. I can only say that I would heartily recqmmeqd all who .suffer With like affiictioos to place themselves under your treatment without delay. _WKh heartfelt thank* for my speady recovery and restoration to health, I am, moat respectfully, yours. 4c. HLIZABETK MINTO, 752 Cass avenue, St Louis, mo.

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trettoient of diseases comprises

bleeds, gives mineral poisons, nor noxious drugs. A successful praetico

we «rr authorized la annouucH ckpuas d. has proved his remedies to be certain, safe and efficient. CO DDI NOTON (prrflen Ocpiit) Sbfiriff) as a can* ».s. nnif 4 nmiiiniiifa a a atiiiiiiii.i si-nriff, to the dt^ision or tho To tho&e suffering witli CATARRHf LAREN6ETI8» BRONCHITIS or 6«pnbjicau Nominating convention. in its first or earliest stages, he offers a sure cure and

H«^«tend8

DOLl'll, Liutor. Township, a* a candidaje for the effects Of J:.' :-rdha»'4 ao

Ci.u.1 ty ..«» .«n th« Third Wf« mMi snbj»-ft {0

a polite invitation to all who suffer

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Likewise," Spinal Disease',"Curfdturife St. Vi'tus Dance, Fits, Paralysis, Contracted Muscles, Distorted Limbs, "Jr

Ac.,

The Doctor would most especially call. Bavihg spent many year9 in the study and treatment of female complaints, he feels competent to treat them in their most malignant forms, he would therefore cordially invite all who may be racked with pain or suffering from any of the great host of troubles with which your sex are so often afflicted, to come and try his new method of cure, which has relieved thousands of their sufferings, and saved many from a premature grave.

Medlral Klectricltf, „n

For all ladies who are afflicted by any of the following complaints: Cold extremities, weak ftomachs, lame and weak backs, nervous and sick headache, constipation and indigestion, pain in tbe side and back, leucorrhona, -prolapsus uteri, with internal diseases of the organ, and all other attending complaints of the genitourinary jorgans, is a safe, mild and efficient reme dy.

Morning News

Dr. Spinney's Electic Renovating Remedy for all irregularity incident to young, or married ladies, whether from cold, sickness, inanition or misfortune, is a sure, safe, and mild medicine, and is invaluable to those who prefer vigor and health to sickness and decline. It is purely vegetable, containing nothing in the le&st injurious to the health, and may be taken with safety at all times. Private consulting rooms, especially for ladies.— Full particulars given by applying personally. *ta 1

Young Men1

Who may be suffering from the effects ot youthful follies or indiscretions will do well to avail themselvesof this, the greatest boon ever laid at tne altar of suffering humanity. Dr. S. will guarantee to forfeit one hundred dollars for every ca:e of seminal weakness, or private disease of any kind or character which he undertakes and fails to cure. He would therefore say to the unfortunate sufferers who may read this notice, that you are treading upon dangerous ground when yon longer delay in seeking the proper remedy for your complaint you may be in tbe first stage remember you are approaching tbe last if you are bordering upon the last, and suffering some or all its ill efiects, remember if you obstinately persist in procrastination, the time must come when the most skillful physician can render you no assistance, when the door of hope will be closed against you when no angel of mercy can bring you relief. In no case has tbe Doctor failed of success. Then let not despair work itself upon your imagi' nation, but avail yourself of the beneficial results of bis treatment before your case is beyond the reach of medical skill, or before grim death hurries you to a premature grave.

liao'ecrsil* f»oa

fctaieme 7!

Middle-Aged Men

There are many men of the age of thirty to forty who are troubled with too frequent evacuations from the bladder, often accompanied by a slight smarting or bur* ning sensation, and weakening the system in a manner the patient cannot account for. On examination the urinary deposits a ropy sediment will often be found, and sometimes small particles of albumen wilrappear, or the color will be of a thin milkish hue, again changing to a dark and turbid appearance. There are many men who die of thisjdifflculty, ignorant of the cause.

Dr. S. will guarantee a perfect cure in all such cases..

All who have committed an excess of any kind, whether ft be the solitary vice of youth,

i'VLl. Bopublican County Convention. ?LLJ y»|R*pojiicau Cenveutioa to nominate caodidafes for office^ dl Vig. County, fll be bcl4 at one o'clsck r. oa tiaUirday, Jane 13th, 186S, at tb* !fe#Coart Housu. io Iorre Haute. Each ^erfeship, iOLladlusil orris oc, outside of said city of Terra EUata, aud each ward of said city are entitled to fly* deltsata*. Itia suggested to the Republican vaers to meet at the several places of ',-jyy voting in their respective t«»B»hip#, at 2 o'clock *. r. x., o« Saturday, JiW 6ti' ne'kV *td la tbeir iff wapaotlve Warda at 8 o'clock i. K., on tl^e same day, to appoint delegates, as follows ,7S ,,K

Tlrat Ward, at Hew-Coart Ilease. !-.x* Second Wart, at Baate's c«ryeatei ahop. ,k y»j Third art!, at Xhoupson's cooper shop,.

b#ryan'

By orfcr of the Executive ComoiiMe*.

A'tteflt K. FixMca, Seciotao

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tj^ORSA^iEk—Vitluable Mill

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Torrs Hsate, April 21, 1SG8 tlwlm

taJ

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the stinging rebuke of mis

placed confidence in maturer years, seek for an antidote in season. The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous prostration that may follow are tho Barometer to the whole system. Do not wait for the consummation that is sure to follow do not wait for unsightly Ulcers, for Disabled Limbs, for Loss of Beauty and Complexion.

EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

TEETH

Office

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9 to 1, 2 6 5 and 7to 9. Consultation /T#e. -tti omw b«r: $4 tffffj! Sit* •'•mqirq 9H

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Fedrtli Ward, at Northern Liberty £o«li.e V.'"1' House Ma. 3v Fifth Waf1 fiUhraan, Tnfll Jt NcKmd'a inn-

I*. A. £UBN£T, CluUr^uaQ.

FOR 3ALE.

For

salk—immediately ilUUDB' od South. 71& MrMtt co&Uutiug eight nxum. Enquire oi bEMENT 4 ('O.

SALE

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TOOfi SALJ5—PI AJMO- A earvA ?4 legs. ihv»ii iirtnve Nunn's Pi»i .,—l.eei. In nse but a iMw'atbOth*—will'ks soil at a fewgalin. Kaqairo&l U.c rkshtaiice of

H. LONG.

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I70E SALE Oft' KXOH A NOB.1--'-*£brL!6 actw, ISHi str^et--a spiesdid blildings to. Knqn(r»o! otatiW

W. WuRTiUNintiK, ,,

13dtf Oh Cherry, hetwrnn 3d and 1th Sti.' ——i

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'Oil SATLE--.SEWINQ MACHINE. Saving turch'aced a Stii^.r dewing Ma Th.if chine. I wish to dispose of a Wh.efar A Wilson ,»H Machiuti that I bavo be.n n^iair. It is In good

order, anJ onool tiie l«a. Will be sold for t! 1. cash. SABAH R. KIZER, Bdtf Corner 3d A Walnut ttreete.

Pr©

JD VKKTY.—Thv umiorftigaed will vclihUiate*e«t in thtr Kow Flouring \iill, «ituatod in. Terre Aaute, Indian i, on th® Btonmlnsrton Rna4t b"tw#»D the Railroad itnl Canal. Tho Une»'ron!y boioif completed a Utiljuver ooe year. Th^ oiachiu^ry ta all new And lo aootf rnnnii* »rdor. T)t«» Mill hat jcot two Ghra ef French Bars, Flour facli^r, baiat Miobla«t» -iC Boiling ^cittuUi Cora SUqller,

Ac.

Satisfactory

reason4 gW«n fur rolling out For further par- *u,a^ ticalar| apply

WANTED.

$50.00

terms Agents. znl94iw

Arfdr-otfft

W EEK—Agents

are making Fifty Dollar* per

week silling UOLUEK SOEPTICR,aaarticle ateded by e/reryhody. Send Ui Orate for aaianle and E. A. PHILLIPS

Terre HlQti, lnd.

ANTKD—Board Ibr a Gentleman aiTd ft* WHS. TWft

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ftiruish.'l, a good tat.le, and good attendance rrquireii l'leaie address P. O. BJX 33, stating location terms, 4o. Best of referfnee will be given andi rf ijuiied. lldtf

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:v Caution to the Public, ...

Every intelligent and thinking person must know that remedies handed oat for general use should have their efflacjr established by well tested experience in tbe hands of a regularly educated physician, whose preparatory studies fit him for all the duties be must fulfill yet the oountry is flooded with poor nostrums and curealls, purporting to be the best in the world, which are not only useless, but always in* jurious.The unfortunate should be particular in selecting his physician, as it is a humentable yet incontrovertible iact, that many patints are made miserable with ruined constitutions by mal-treatment from inexperienced physicians in general experience. The experienced general practioner, having neither opportunity nor time to make himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly pursues one system of treatment, in most cases making an indhorinate use of that antiquated and dangerous weapon, Mercury.

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At 121-2 eto per yard, fietall.

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WHITE GOODS,

EMBkOIDElUES, ){,

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HOOP SHIHTff, faa

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CORSETS,

TRIMMINGS,

RIBBONS &c. &c

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TUELL, RIPLEY & CO.

McGBE

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WHOLES*I a RSTAtl kS B1

C0NFKCT10NEKY AKD BAKFBI,

No. S» Snrta

TKRBK HAUtE. IND. Wo will k». constantly on band »U articl'-s in out line, aud having secured tne aervi eaof & flat-class Baker and Confoctloner, partieular at tention will be paid to the baking department, •special attention paid to order* for Parties, KeaVi»ais, Picnics, Ac.

Wa have also fitted np a pleasant and Inviting

ICE CREAM HALOON, where tha*iaxsry aa»Jw ted 4wU| the aaaaon. ion ti

cordial invftatlon'ts uxtertded te all. mlMti

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an kind* *f JdHlinery floods sold at OUtrt^ dnrtag Ike Winter aseatlks, at Mm. AX. H. Abbottli, rt*

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