Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 May 1868 — Page 2

DAILY EXPRESS

XIFIJT«.J*,FCU HAUTB,

Friday Morning, May 22d, 1868«

gUepubiican State Tlcftet.'

Cot. CONBAD anderbufgl."" FOE LltCTKBAKT-GOVEBBOR, Got. WltiL caa.B4.CK, of Dec*tor.» ros 8EOEZTABT or wax*, MiJOaMAX. F. A. HOrFMAJd, of CM*. ros 1.C01T0B or STATI. Major Juh* D. EVASS, of Hamilton rOB TKASCRSB OF STATS,

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KAT»1AN JililBALL, of Martin. TO* Cl*aa OT TO* BCPBZXK COCBX, OOLOtftL XUJ.OUOUS W, Ale

COT, of Clark®.

JTO* BEPOETIR or THI B7PHCH1 OOUBT Oolonel JAaiBb B. ULACK, of Marion. MB ATTOBSfZT «*K*AL, I

D. E. WILLIAMSON, of Putnam.YOB FCCYKBIKTEYDBKT Ot PUBLIO IKBTBUCTIO, BAKJiAiiA* c. UOBBS, of Wayne, roa ELEGTOBS AT LABOZ,

THOMAS U. £LdOS, of Vigo, I BENJaJIIS F. CLAYPOOL, of Faysttt. rOB CLECTOB, SIXTH DISTBIOT,

Cattai* £. B03JB, of Lawrence. coirriKOiMT, COLOSII JOHN T. BtfUH, ofOwoe,

NOAMOUKI of specious pretense

pecial pleading and can avert from the

heads of the seven Republican Senator*, who betrayed their trust by voting for the acquittal of ASDBEW JOHXSOW, the terrible indignation of an outraged neo' pie. I 'rbey have lent their servicos and their votes to su-t tin the moBt corrupt man that has htldpower ia modern timet,

They have given new strength to latent rebellion. Th«y havo given new license to the criminal in tbe White House to impede law, set the Sonats itself at defiance ard usurp tyranical power.

They have increased the perils of South em Unionista a thousand fold,and opened the fljod-gates of crime by their own warrant,

Thoy have stultified their own record written themselves down as heavy brained men who cannot see the truth they havo themselves a?serted, or as bad men who havo been fiiithleBB to their trusts.

Thoy, and they alone, have given war rant to keop the nation in a state of ruinous excitement, and to palsy every energy of the people.

For these feurful responslbilties they are answerable to the country and to the World, and in spite of the nonsensical and ridiculous pleadings which their apologists set up, tbe wrath of the people will follow them and *miu them with the lightning' of their contempt, and pursue them with the thundor-bolts of their execration There is no punishment so terrible as the wrath of an outraged people. These men have earned it and need sot complain that they receive it. It may be a whole* some medicine for their moral natures a Warning against further acts in the same direction.

The Vexed Question in ENGLAND. The taoatinij of the high dignitaries of the English Church, held in London a few days ago, proved what interest tho roguJar clorgy ia England feci in the impor tant subject of the unioh'of Church and State ia Iroluud. Tho principle that the Church mustsuppsrt itself, being once established in that part cf the kingdom the chances of an-invasion of tho ancient perquinitos of English churchmen assumes importance Precedent must be carefully guarded from invasion, especially in Great Britain, where precedent is supremo and of great power. The enoouragement of the English prelates has given confidence to the Irish churchmen, who, fearing the blow menaced against them, have petitioned the Queen to relieve them of danger. Her Majesty might throw herself into this controversy with all the weight of the Boyal prerogative, and perhaps postpone the impending revolution. But if she were to do so, it would be at tshe expense of her popularity, and with certainty that Bhe would earn the ill-w^ll of the majority in the House of Commons, and of a respectable minority, at least,'in the House of Lords. Sbe would probably produce no effect upon the party, whibh is bent upon reform, and if the bill for the Disestablishment of the Irish Chareh is passed, she wonid not dare to veto|it. In fact, tho Royal veto not having befen used in England for one hundred atd fifty years, at least, may be considered obsoleto. The Queen could accomplish nothing by revolving to stand in tho way of progress, and she might, by opposition, complicate the affair rather than improve the bUuatioQ eha baa, therefore, to die representation of the Irish ehurohmen returned a vague and genorel answer .iThev want her to promise that sbo will interfere to preserve to them their titties and continue them in thoir benefices, wrung from a people who are not in sympathy with the doctrines which thiy teach. Tho Queen has listened to what they have have had to say, and she has avoided dednito reply, Tho effort to ehgttgo her to net in opposition to the Parlistoent hu», therefore, been a failure She avoids any direct collision with the muj.rity. The Irish Church question must ihcreii.ro stand or fall upon its own merits,'and substantially the liberal party hns triumphed by the adoption of the policy ceieruiiued upon by tho Quoon,

INDIAI^APOjLlS LETT&B.

CHICAGO CONVENTION—Indiana DxucGATION and OBSEBVKRS —COUJfTISS SETTLING—I 0.0, F.—QUESTIONABLE

JrBlLATION-GTPelES-BxrrCHKBS ETC.

IKDIAKAP.)LI8, May 21, 1888.

Notwithstanding Jhe Chicago Convention cailed away a large number of our "men about town", tto sun continues to riss and fet as if nothing had happenedt busines is lively, and people seem to be as deeply interested in the price of wheat and the prospect, of the corn crop, as in President-making and impeachment. Del gatM to tbe Convention, mere spectators and outside-presure people, left, and passed through tbe city, on every train from Thursday of last week until Wednesday morning of this, when travel had visibly subsided.

The Indiana delegation-!*—full, and made up of real, live representative aeo* Tbey will exercise, ss Indiana men have, in tbe past three or four National Conventions, a pctsat and generally acknowledged influence. Settlement WITH COUNTY

TBSASUREBB-

County Treasurers are coming up and settling promptly with the State authori-

ties, and consequently business is mere than lively In tho offices of the Auditor and Treasurer of State. The reports show that the taxes of 1867, although heavy in every county, have been paid up as WfU^-as ever before. The average de» linquency will not exceed fifteen per cent, of the layiad*e and a good part of that will be paid before the October settlement. There are some very suggestive facts and figures in relation to tbe rate of taxation in the several counties that will get attention in another letter.

THX ODD FELLOWS.

Tho meeting of the Grand Lodge 0. O.F. w^m exceedingly well attended The O&er is represented to be in a healthy and prosperous condition, as it deserves to be. It is certanly doing a noble work when it distributes for relief, and charitable purport*,'over twenty thousand dollars in one year. 1" MBLANCHOLY LEVITY

When it became known, on Saturday last, that the President was acquitted by the vote on the 11th article, the White JloyMn £148, and their Demooratic advisers and overseers, determined at once to celebrate something, Accordingly when night came a few solemn guns were fired, If RabjgHjr Mooting crowd assembled at Waihington H*ll, and scattering speeches were made in tbe effort to glorify Jobnsou, and applaud men who are making treason as respoctafele as possible. Men who, during the war, bad no regrets for a Union defeat, and no cheers for a Union victory, oh this occasion somehow found it convenient to become really jolly, Many of the "White Boys in Blue" if thoy had their eyes and ears open, doubtless saw and heard some strange sights and noises—in short, found themeelves In remarkable set of men. If they find the situation agreeable they rati stand most anything.

A 8AJTD O* GYPSIES."

A roving band of gypsies, which has been encamped for some time past near tho city, yesterday took up the line of ma$h and departed. The procenion of dilapidated bipeds and quadrupeds, crazy. looking people.and vehicles, was a strange spectacle as it moved slowly through the streets. They have been a great annoy, ance, a positive nuisance, since they first made their appearauce. Their ostensible occupation is fortune-telling, palmistry, astrology and the like. It is safe to conjecture, however that some of the recant burglaries, robberies, and petty stealing is the result of their maneuvers. •3 £UTCHS«»' pic-HIC.^

The Butchers association, a large and well-organised body of stalwart, healthy looking men, had a pic-nic in a grove •outh of the city yesterday. Before pro tiitding to the ground selected for tbe days recreation, the members of the association, on horseback, preceded by band of music, marched through Borne of the pfineipaiatreets. The men were in full dress, with the exception of coats, the rules of the association requiring them to go in their shirt sleeves, as if they wero at their accustomed work, and each had blue or crimson scarf, which gave the turroqut very pretty appearance. Butch er-shops during the day were kept olosed and the man who had neglected to send up his little two or threo pounds of meat for dinner had to go without. It was sad to think in spite of the beautiful display —and the pensive countenances of many spectators, doubtless heads of large and rapidly increasing families, indicated that they were musing upon the same subject it was sad to reflect, in spite of the exhilerating strains of music, and tho pleasantly sedate and^measured stepping of the horses—that baef is tw enty-flve cents a pound.

AMUSXUXNTS .s ..

The dramatic Beason at tbe Metropolitan came ton close on Monday night, when a boautiful piece was badly played, and.Mr. Charles Pope, the worthy manager took a very substantial benefit A German theatre and another Variety establishment are talked of for the sunr nier season.

To-night a beautiful operetta called Aiferino, in which muchof the musical talent of the city will be employed, will be performed at tbe theater. Rev. Wm. Morley J?un»bon, the celebrated English preaehor, who recently created such en thusiasm in Chicago, will, also, deliver a

lsoture at Morrison's Hall. 0. B.

INDIANA NEWS.

TBE Indiana State Medical Association has been in session at Indianapolis during the last two days.

ROBSET«PbE3TON of Newport Waype county lost his house worth $2000, by fire last week.

LAI'S

DEVLIN, Esq., has resumed the

editorial management of the Cambridge

Mirror^i,i:

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A UASTEB, of Paoli, Orange county, was fined twenty-fire dollars and costs lately for thrashing an apprentice.

THE school trustees of Paoli have ask ed the Town Board tor $10,000 worth of bonds to tjuild a seminary with.

portion of the wholesale houses of Evansville report aggregate sales for March amounting to $668,108.

THE United States Circuit and District Courts adjourned Tuesday morning hither unceremoniously, after disposing of a few minor matters, until next Monday. It is said that the absence and lethargy of attorneys may have had something to do with the matter.

WE learn from the Madison Courier that General W. M'Kee Dunn, for sever-, al years a member of Congress from the Madison District (the Third) of this State and during a portion of tbe war Jndge Advocate for the Department of Missouri is quite sick at Atlanta, Georgia.

THE Laporte SereUd says that a man named John Kline killed a Mr. HenrLayman near the Village of Kingsbury, last week, by striking him with a "whiiBetrte." The quarrel grew out of business disagreements. Kline was discharged upon his preliminary examination before a justice. Self-defence, as usual, was the motive of the homieide.. we suppose.

THE Supreme Judges will not meat again until Friday. The regular May term begins next Tuesday.

JOHN WILLIAMS, a well-known citizen, of New Albany, attempted to "shuffle off this mortal coil" on Friday night by hanging himself. He remained suspended until bis tongue lolled out an inch or two, when he was discovered and cut down, and the Coroner thus cheated out of a five dollar fee. .. 1

WE learn from the Evansville Journal that on Monday night, at a late hour, a band of five outlaws, fully armed, went to the bouse of a Mr. Morris, in Union Township, and demanded admission Being refused admittance, they buret down the door, and took from his bed a young man named Dorsner, and carried him off in his night clothes.

Sheriff Miller being informed of the outrage, started in pursuit of the scoundrels, but no trace of them could be discovered, and the fate of the young man is involved in mystery.

Tbe Tribune on "The Yerdict." Tbe vote exhibits at least a remarkably nice adjustment of means to ends. Nine~ tern were needed to acquit in a vote of fifty-four and the exact number required was bad. The coincidence ia as striking as that related by Sam Weller of his father's upsetting a load of voters on their way to election.

Of course, nobody imagines that such men as Messrs Fessenden, Grimes, Trumbull and Van JWinkle, voted otherwise than they believed just. Warped by personal antipathy or prejudice their Judgments may have been—we think they were—but thoy are above tbe suspicion of yielding to any more sordid temptation Mr. Van Winkle did not determine on which side to cast his vote until two days before the verdict.

Of Messrs. Fessenden, Grimes, and Trumbull, wo think the Republican party have great reason to complain. ITot that they voted as they did—we concede the right and tbe duty of each Senator to vote (howovit mistakenly) as be saw fit. But tnese Senators understood .the case at an early day and it seems to us the least that they could fairly have done was to ttdvisu their Republican brethren that tbey should probably feel constrained to vote for acquittal. Yet the leading Copperheads of Chicago were fully apprised that Senator Trumbull would vote to ao quit long before his Republican brethren representing Illinois in the House were aware of it. "Wj»s that done like Cas-

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SENTENCE has been pussed against the admission of foreign perfumes by the pro tective tariff, but were it otherwise, no French, German or Italian extract could compete with PHAXON'S "FLOR DE MAYO,' the new perfume for the handkerchief, in the state of absolute perfec* to which it has been brought. Sold by all druggists.

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So of tbe others. Of Mr. Fowler, wc have already slated that he was an early and apparently oar nest advocate of Impeachment—that he fuund fault with the failure of the House to impeach in December—that, on the 10th of January last, at a meeting of the Republican Committed at Senator Morgan's, he saw fit, without being in any manner incited to do so, to declars that there was little use in Republican effort so long as Andrew Johnson was allowed to remain in the White House, and that the blood ot loyal men in tbe South, daily slain by implacable Rebels, would rest on the souls of those Members of Congress who should persist in obstructing the impeachment and. removal of said Johnson, There may be some way of reconciling this speech with honesty in tho vote given by Mr. Fowler on Saturday, but it has not occurred nor been suggested to us Mr. Fowler, too, kept his purpose to vote as he did from the knowledge of Repub. licans so long as he could.

Of Mr. Henderson, we forbear to speak for the present. Mr. Ross succeeded in deceiving even his colleague to the last. Ho attended a meeting of tbe earnest supporters of Impeachment at that colleague's house the evening before the verdict, and was apparently one of them. He has repeatedly declared that he should vote Guilty on the eleventh and several other articles. Yet Gen. Thomas Ewing, jr., we learn, knew, days ago, that he would vote not guilty if it should be necessary. No doubt, Mr Ross has an explanation of his course ready and we are sure his most partial friend will agree with us that it is badly needed.

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Or the day befsrt when these dates fall oc SnK&ay FASSAGE IOWEB THAJi B1 AAY OinElt 11K For information address

D. llAKiHKOTON. Agent. 177 West Street, Sew Vork,

II W ItbB, 1'rtj li.sui. C'M.V? V, DANA, Vice President OOB«o—r*change Place, New Toik.

B..«K A *$£ 0 -J£.

RED JACKET,

Colburn's Patent.

WtfA H, with same labor, he will do onethird more work than with any other As.

J.F

Stnd $2 for one to try, to

LIFPINCOTT BAKE WELL ... pr (iOlB KAKEBS,) unls Pittabursli. Fa-

There is no bnnbug about this: to any one asking, we can send copies of letters from chop, pers, proving our claim.

Mr Club together aud got y«or store-keeper to send for a dozen, neatly packed In a box. )BIK JAUES CLAALC'SJFikau FILM are cona u-rfoitod. Onulae have name of JOB MoaES on wrapper For Important circular address JOB MOSES, New ork.

WE SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR, flluLD nndSilver Watches, Sowing Machlats, Bilk lreB« Patterns, Carpctings, Domestic Qoodd, ic.

Article.

8end your Olnbof 10 and upwards, for desoriptive checks, showing what article can be obtained for One Dollar, with 10 cents for each cbeck.

Circulars Sent Free.

Presents ^worth from 83 to $400 sent free of charge to agents Bonding clubs. Amnts Wanted in every Town.

CUSHMAN d) CO., 1# Arch street, Boston, Mam,

111II COMING.

And will present to any person sendlug nx a Club in onr fireat OWE lOULAR SALE

Dry and Fancy

Goods,

A WATOH, PIECE OF SHEETING, SILK DiiKSS PATTERNS, Ac., Ac.,

of* Cost!

Onr inducement] during the past few years have b6en large.

WE NOW DOUBLE OUR RATES

OF PREMIUMS.

Our Friends? will readily notice our Presents for 30 and 60 Clubs are now moro than equal in value to Clubs in valuo to Clubs of 60 and '100 respectively of other Arms.

I'leose Examine. "fSg Any f.eraon ordering either of tho Clubs m.n lloued bxlow, :».n have thoir selection of Preni' lews nuRi.'-raud, corresponding to the size of ttio Club, FiiKJH: ojb"

DOLLAR

For a dab of 30, ($8.)—.One of the fol lowing article?, vii: l'cinino dies* pattern fan cy colored btd spread 'Oil view Turkey morocso album 0 yards siieeting striped cashmere doIaiuo dtofB iitteru hon#/ comb quilt all wool sqnare shawl set .olid gold bosom studs all wool farcy cashmnrt' pants and vest pattern gent's hair guard chain, gold trimmings siivoa plated cbHBod butter-dish silver plated 5 bottia revolvlue castor, on feet ft superior steebd bladed knives and forU3 worstel promenade shawl laJiofl' long £oid plated chain ladies' gold deuble ring gent's heavy chased solid god ring solid blacx walnut work box or writing desk extra quality balraoralskirt dot Jeweiiy, sleavo bqttocs to clutch vlcliri aid bow gent's cardigan Jacket srlrndld i.,nT fist", iTory trimmings superior Tin key morocco shopping bag ladles hiffh cut balmoiat booes.

For a t'lub of 60 (80.)—One of the follow ing article*, vis: Black or colored alpaca dress ttm on pie:c of bleached or brown sheeting engraved, silver-plated, 6 battle revolving castor 3% yard* saporlor cashmere for pants and vest putter:: extra heavy honeycomb quilt two fancy colored bod spread* pair gent's calf boots 4 yard* uriners' good wool frocklng fancy cash* mere plaid dress pattern best quality balcoral nkirt rosewood brass alarm clock lallea' all wool cloak pattern silver-plated cake or card basket fnr muff or cape iadUs' fashionable wool doubleshawI splendid clasded family Bible, 9x12 record page and engravings 3 yards double width ivater proof loaklng set I»ory handle knives, with silver-plated forks one set of lace urtains.

For a Club of 100, 810,—One of the fol owing articles, vlx: 4 yards double width cloak ing or ccating 2 large, fine, bleached linen table covers, with 1 doz. large sited dinner napkins to jiatcb 25 yards spledsid hemp carpeting, good colors extra quantity black or alpaca dress pattern* one large piece of superior quality extra width shoeIng pair gent's calf boots, best quality Biiver huntlna-cased patent lever w*tch one doz. ivory handled steel bladed knives and forks silver-plated engraved 0 bottle revolving castor, with cut glass bottles splendid violin, box and bow, complete single barrel shot guffr Racon's six-barrel levolver pair superior white wool blankets uioofur muff and eape sivier plated engraved ice pitcher, with salver yards all wool fancy casslmere,for suit one doxan Rogers', best silver plated forks common seuse sewing and embroidering machine two henry honey comb quilts splendid family Bible, 'record and photograph page. For larger Clubs the value increases in tbe same ratio.

Catalegue of Goods and Simple sent to any address rasr. Send money by registered letter. Addrees ell orders to

Allen, Hawes

r~.ni

Co.F

i'' IS Federal Ht,, Boston P. O. Box C. -}S3'

Wholesale Dealers in French, German and Bag* lish Dry and Fancy Goods. Cutlery, Plated Ware, Albums, Leather Goods, Ac.

-r?r

HiwrjjpyyrtyiigMfcNTa

COD LITER QLL CRKAH.

Is in# from all offensive taste o* fr katng agreaable to tke taata—is thusaBbrdingtt.pstl.ntth. quantity takui la "adig tokkan mixed wfth water, Urna avoid-

t?* re«a-ib«rt by the Medlral

proftesion. Prlc. flafcttle. For circulars send

akVATW ^CO, Oortlandt St., K.T.

Nlantto

OTHING isTirig IT IH S1XSICINS. A laxuy to tfc. pala,P*lnl«s» evmcuant, a gentle stimtb.circulation.a pcraptratory W praparatios, an antt.UUaos aadlci&e, a stomachic, a dinretic, and^n admirable g.nerai alterative. Such are tha acknowledged and daily prbvanarapOTtles of MIIUPl ift»lttlt APKUKflT. Sold bv ail Druggists.

Book Canvassers Wanted

For

NEW

"»AMIY PHOTOOKAPU Biauc."

For terma, address A. BRAIN AUD, Hartford, Conn.

LICENSED BY THE

S a

AUTH OR1TY !F II ,«W il1*.". t'JL' if NEW ENGLAND PAWNBROKER'S JOINT STOCK

OF iWBEMIIIIB cooom OOKtUTIHO or

SILKS, SHAWLS, DKKSS 6O0D8, LIKEN QOOOB, DBY OOOOS,

COTM, FANCT GOODS, ALBUMS, BIBLES, Mirer Plate* Ware, Wattftts, Cutlery, HEWING MACHINE.--, FCttNITUBE, Ao., To b. (Old at02CIOOLLJJB liCii, without regard to value, and not to be paid for until yqa know what you aro to raaelva.

Stock nla«4 ,at tWMJ.ooo.-39^ 8ALBB001B, 3t HMOFIB BlgSIT, IQUOIT. The most popular, reliable, prowct and bosi-n«w-Uke concern of tbe kind. The txTst of Bolton jefarences famished on application. By patroniziug this sale yon have a chanca to exobsnae your goods, with a large variety to select from.

TKBMS TO AQKNTB.—We batleve our teims to Agenta are enperlor to thoae oS*rea by any otliar concern. Tai* particular notic* of tkii:—Our 4£ents ars not required to pay one dollar lor their presents, as la ali other csnceras.

At the end of each and eveiy month we pres.nl the Agent sending as the largest ansouat of money the no oV JJ'IFTY DOLLABS CASH! in addition to all other prcaenta. Aad to tha Agent sending next to the largest amount the ensi cf

Twenty-Five

DollanJ

Oertifloates, giving a coapUte description ot articles that will be sold far one dollar each, will ba told at tha following rate*:—'TtB for tL TUItr (with.l*aeent) AT Ig.aUly (with present) Oae Ud««rt*(with preeent)$lQ, aad at tbe suu tatcfx* larger clnbe.

UJOKjh THIS OHANCX to get a Silk Drees, Sewing Bachine, Void Watch, or Mas other good article of eqaal valne, with, bnt eery little trouble and no expense to the Agent.

Vr Clnb or Thirty, we will givelhe person sending it their choice of the following articles:—Print Dress Pattern, Worsted Breakfast Shawl, White Linen Tablecloth. Embossed Table |Spread, Set Of 6teel-bladed Knives aad forks. Set of SilTer»plated Forks, Blatant Beaded Silk Parasol, OneHondred Picture Morocco Photograph Album, Slegant Ivory

Walant ifTiting Desk, Ladles' Fancy Hlaok Walnut Work box, or a Cotl age Clock.

For a Clnb of Ifixty, ooe of the Allowing artlclee ?ancy Cashmere Drrss Pattern, Silver Plated Card Basket, One-Hundred Plcture Turkey Morocco Photograph Allium, Lancaster Qnilt, Fancy Plaid Wool Shawl, Twenty.flvis yards Sheeting, Alpscca Dress Patters, Btogratel Silver Plated Mx Bottled Involving Castor, Harris

This is no Humbog Lottery, Oitt mterpriie, or •ale of cheap Jewelry, bnt a fair, square sale of Unredeemed Goods.

onr Goods

are

New and not Second Hand.

and we guarantee more for tbe money invested than can be bought at any wholeeale storo In the oountry.

Agents will please take notice of this': Do not •end names bnt number your clubs from one up* wards. Make your letters short and plain as possible.

Sa sure and send mrney amoantlng to 45,00 or more by Btotsnacn LETTCB, which can be sent from any office, Post Office Money Order, or Bxpress, for when sent in this way yon ran so risk of losing it whatever. Small amounts may be sent byinstl, bnt be sure and put them in theoffic® yourself. Prepay all expresses. wo eaiiB«t be rwf«ailue for IOUT lost unless some preaatloBs are laKa to iisure safety.

Bend yonr address In Ml, Tewn, County and State. All certificates are good nntll redeemed. S. C. THOMPSON FT CO., so Baaover street, Boston, Una.

Send fot Circulars.

MUSICAL.

I S S N E S

No. 48, Ohio Street,

OPPOSITE THB COTTRT HOUS*,'

TKKKE-HAUTK. 1N l.

Sole Agent for

Chickering d: Sons, Knabe & Co., Steck & Ot*., Robert Nunns, Gale 4b Co., the Celebrated Patent Cycloid,

And other well known and reliable

PIANO FORTES Also, Carhart Needhams, and Prince A Co selebrated Church, Parlor and School Organs and Melodeonsf 'A Large and Clegant Assortment always on hand, which will be sold at LOWER RATES thaa tbe same quality of Instrnmeats can be had of any other dealer in the West.

V* None but good reliable Instruments dealt in, suohas I can warrant te my Outtomersfor FIVT1 •^"EAUS

Pianos, Organs and MeUxUoni told on Monthly Payments.

Ho For the Campaign I Brass aad Silver Band Instruments, Tenor and Bass Drums Cocoa, Ibony, Boxwood and flilvor Fifes Trimmings for Drams also, Flag* of all elses, all of the beat quality aud lowest rates.

Send orders to KI)8SNKR'8

PALACE OF MUSIC.

FAll kinds of Musical Instruments repaired the most approved manner. d*w

MUSIC.

LINDEMANN,

DKALSB IS i.

PIASTOS, HELODEOWN ORGANS, Violins, Guitars, Flutes^ and all klads of Muste*

Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash Street, TRBRK HAtrnt, IKDIAWA. TONING AND RKPAIB1NO of PIANOS and other Instruments will b. promptly attended to.

OLD PIANOS will be taken in tnade for NXW ONBS. anlORdwt, J. 3, tlNDKMASN

GTEAM.DYE HOUSE.

p. CtASlDOK

Stand. *o. 8 NorthFourthStraat, wiarehe will be pleased to meet his old friends, and as many new ones as may Savor him with thslr patronage 2Sdtf

''®f8W§P

sol isvto fM

to the leit

from

Dr. Spinney is well known

has proved his remedies to "be

To those suffering with

CONSUMPTION.

immediate relief. He also extends a polite invitation to

from the effects of

,TR'

:i..O liiStT •TSi.ii JtAfeS

T"^ITPIaT^OO

Handled 8p.n-

glod Silk Van, one Stolen large aised Linen l'ow all, Ladies' Morocco Shoping Bag, Albambra

Cl.th

Pante and Test Pattern, Splendid Balmoral Skirt, Set of Ivory Handled knives, with Silver Plated Forks, Pair of All-Wool Blankets, Braae Alarm Clock Boaewood Frame, Splendid Beaded and Lined Silk ParasoJ, Ladies' splendid Morocco Traveling Bag, Thirty Yards Print, or a Marseilles Qnilt.

For a dab of One Hundred,—Silver plated cake basket, fancy plaid Wool long shawl, twenty-five yards hemp carpeting, forty-Sre yards sheeting, splendid Alpacca dress pattern, eilver hunting cased wateb, splendid Family Bible, with elegant steel engraving, flunlly record and photograph page, poplin dress pattern, en* graved silver-plated Ice Pitcher, splendid beaver cloak pattern, Sharp's Bsvolver, fancy casalmare coat, pants aad vaat pattern, extra quality .splendid accoideon, Music box, one pair line daaaak table ooven witu 4.... dinner napkins to match. presents for Larrer Cliba in Praportloa.

Not having room to publish a long list of testimonials the Dr. would say to those who are not satisfied after perming the following, call at tbe office where he will show others, and give reference to many who have received great benefit from his treatment

I remain your humble servant,

u,.

Mas. 0. HAWXIHS,

St. John, May 4,1863. Princess St,

To the Editor of the Evening Telegraph: DXABSIB,—For five or six years 1

WttUAjt BraPKxa, No. 39 Seaton Street.

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

Montreal, Sept M, 1906.

ts «ai8 la««ds E

Db.Spqwbt—Dear

Sir,—I feel that I

should be doing a great i&jtutice to you, aad failing far short of my duty to my fellow-sufferers, should fail to acknowledge tbe bonefit leceived by your skilful treatment. Before coming to yoa, I bad been suffering for about six years with cough and affection of the lungs, which at last became quite serious, Weakening, debilitating, and unfitting me for all the duties or pleasures of life. It is about faur month* aince I placed myself under your treatment, end am happy to say that my cough is gone, my iuags feel strong, end mygeaeral health is restored. I ec&'only aey that I would heartily NWMNM all who suffer with like afloot to place themselves under your

Eztfeotwitbout delay. With heartfelt fkafaks for my ipdady (Mover? ad restoration to health, I am, most respectfully, yours, Ac. Buzamth MINTO, 752 Cass avenue, St Louis, Mo.

:'wm

COME AND IE SEALED!

k.iY m-7:.AT/:A a

IP.I JNT 1ST E Y,

The celebrated Lung Doctor and Physician for the treatment of Chronic Diseases, is sow at the Terre-Haute House, Parlor

Ladiea entrance.)

founder of the

NO. 4, (2d door

Jl^ntreat

tute, Canada East, and late Proprietor of the St, Louis Lung Infirmary. Dr.

having practised in most

know the cause of your sickness or distress, he will tell you what organs or parts of the system are affected,andto what extent. Call

yourselves. The extraordinary success of his practice has established for his

tem of cure a reputation unparalleled

Medical Insti

the laree cities, both in tho United

States and British North America, has haa opportunities of witnessing a large variety of Chronic Diseases in all their protean forms. 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 not

and satisfy

sya-

the history of medicine.

array of words can add to its glory, and the malignity of its onem|PP cannot dimmish its brilliancy. His treatment

the use of Electricity and Vegetable Medioine« He neither blisters, bleeds, gives mineral poisons, nor noxious drugs.

OF diseases comprises

in its first or earliest stages, be offers a

SCROFULA, HIP DISEASES. WHITE SWELLING,

ERYSIPELAS, SALT-RHEUM, TETTER,

RASH, AND EVERY HUMOR OP ^AA

General Debility, Habitual Constipation, Sco., lisatiBi ciMtw TO OIVE HIM A CALL. 51., 7 e:if iii't to 9t»«cr:' laraj\ lo r, yj* "i ,r")

fcrtast $y. isidw Bead tbe following' extract* from (lie

Preu. The

Louis

Ditpatch tayt

Dr. Spinney, to one of the most accorn. pliah«d pbynciam in the country, treat, ing long complaint* and chronic disease* with a iaece*s that is almost miraoulous. Wherever be has practiced be bas been remarkably fortunate, saving many thou* sands of aafitsrers from premature graves, and by his system of medical electricity be has performed cores in an immense variety of tbe most complicated diseases. We have been acquainted with the Doc. tor for many years, and can vouch for bis professional skill and ability to perform all that be promises, and to his being a humane and liberal minded gentleman.

Tbe SaUm Obmrver says By gentlemanly deportment, urbanity of manners, and his successful method of treating diB. ease, he has gained for himself a large circle of friend9 who will welcome his return at any future period. We heartily reeommend him to the afflicted wherever he may go.

Tbe St. Johns Morning Newt says: Few physicians who have ever visited our city, have so complete won the confididenoe and commendation of their pa tients as has Dr. Spinney. We daily bear him spoken of by his patrons in the most satisfactory terma His treatment of diseases is effectual, and the afflicted have in him a real friend. •nd the Montreal Herald remarks: Dr. Spinney, founder and proprietor of of the Slectric Medical Institute in this city, is an educated physician, and a man of quick and strong perceptive faculties, well calculated to treat all complicated diseases. :1

successful practrco

certain, safe and efficient.

CATABKH, LABENFIETIS, MUNCHITIS oi

sure oure aud

all who

WHATEVER KIND AND J« J|H »dt

'^CHARACTER'

suffer

-CIUAJ »*D eu AT.IJNA nds nl

:*DI

Likewise, Spinal*Disease, Curvatures, St. Yit^s Dance, Fits, Para!J«is Contracted Muscles, Distorted Limbs,

DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT,

AI3

SAHOFA

jJ! e# hs*i.iyo:

'r.'f"i icd .. Jo tho ladles, The Doctor would most especially call.

Having spent-many years in the study and treatment of female complaints, he feels competent to treat them in thoir most malignant forms, BE Would therefore cordially invite all who may ba racked with pain or suffering from any of the great host of trouble* with which your sex are so often afflicted, to come a&4 try bis new method of cure, which has relieved thousands of their sufferings, and saved many FROM N premature grave.

W£

J„

Medical Electricity,

For all ladies who are afflicted by any of the following complaints: Uold extremities, weak stomachs, lame aud weak baoks. nervous and sick headache, constipation und indigestion, pain iu tbe side and' baclr, leucorrhosa, prolapBUs utori, with internal diseases of tho organ, and all otfier attending complaints of the genitourmary organs, is a safe, uiild and efficient remedy.

Dr. Spinney's Electic Renovating Remedy for. all irregularity- incident to young, or fnnrriffd "ladfes, WHETHER from qold, sickness, inanition or misfortuoe^Js a LURE, stfe, und mild medicine, AMIIS invaluable to those who prefer vigor and health to sickness and decline. It is purely

vegetable, containing nothing in

D«. SrWKIT:—I feel it Impossible express my gratitude to you for the wonderful cure you have made. My foot and lee, which bad lost a large share of the flesb, from the effects of Erysipelas (improperly treated at first by another physician,) is now quite well, and the bones and muscles, once plain to b? seen, arp no# covered over nicely with flesh, in a healthy condition. Tnough for along time I lay in hopeless condition, riven up bv many as beyond the reach of medical aid* I have, by your kind attention for ten weeks, been saved, and I feel that yon have been an instrument in the hands ot' Qod to prolong my life. With feelings of the deepest gratitude.

havi

been afflicted with dyspepsia in its most severe form. I have boen treated for it by some of the most ablo physicians in Montreal. From time to time I placed myself under their treatment, ana afliet using an enormous quantity of medicine} felt myself only growing worse. My disease increased, appetite failed, wM troubled witb a sensation of pain, weight and fullness at the eplgrastrfum, costiveness became depressing, my spirits grew low, causing great defection. I tried all kinds of advertised remedies to no purpose. My hopes of recover began to fail* when at last Iconcladed to try Professor SnmrxT'e new method of care. I am now a little over two months under tbe Professor's treatment, and am happy to say that I feel like a new man again, relieved of my distress, and enjoying life in days gone by.

the

least injurious to tbe healthRand JNAY be taken Witb safety at AIR times. ^Private consulting rooms, especially for fadies.— Full particulars given by applying per-

mmjm iiSOiUI loang Men

Who may

bo suffering from

the effects of

youthful follies or indiscretions will do Well to avail thereselvesof this tbe greatest boon ever laid at tne altar of suffering humanity. Dr. S. will gutrantee to forfeit one hundred dollars fi.r evory casejjf seminal woakness, or private DISEASEIW any kind or character which he undertake? and fails to cure. He would therefore say to the unfortunate sufferers who may read this notice, that jou are treading upon dangerous ground when you longer delay in seeking the proper remedy fur. jour complaint,* you may be in theBret^IGE remember you ara approaching the last if you are bordering upon tho last, and suffering some or all iu ill

effects, renum

ber if you obstinately persist in procrastination, the tima must couie when the most skillful physician can render YCU^O assistance, when the door of hope WIN be closed against you when no angel of mercy can bring you relief. In

no case

has

the Doctor failed of success. not despair wor\ Itself upon your imagination, but avail yourself of the beneficial results of his treatment before your case is beyond the reach of medical skill* or before grim death bnrriesjpu toapremature grave."™

an aa" aevoM a ha txnl Middle-Aged Men There ^RE many men of tbe age of thirty

forty who are troubled with too frequent evacuations from tbe bladder, often accompanied by a slight smarting or burning sensation, and weakening the system in a manner the patient cannot account for. On examination tbe Urinary deposits a ropy sediment will often be found, and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear, or the coror S/in"Te of a thin milStish BU% again changing to a. DA^ and turbid appearance. There arV many men who die of this]difficulty, ignorant of the cause.

Dr. S. will guarantee

a perfect cure in

all such WES. *0/1

Can MOD to the Public.

intelligefit and thinking |Soriun

must know that recbedim handed out for general use thouUL beve their

effiacjr

must

alls,

W. 8.

•i

tablished by well tested experience in the bands of a regularly educated physician, whose preparatory studies fit him for all tbe duties he

fulfill yat theoountTy

is flooded with poor nostrums and cure-

purporting to bo the best in the world, which are not only useless, but always injurious.The unfortunate should be particu^ far in selecting ids physician, as it Is a humentable

yet incontrovertible

fact, that

many patinis are made miserable with ruined constitutions by mal-treatment from ineiperieuced physicians

ter to

irt

geiieral

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 indiacrinate use of

that

antiquated aad)

dangerous weapon, Mercury. All who have committed an EXCELS of any kind, whether it be the solitary vice* of youth, or the stinging rebuke of MI»R placed confidence in maturer years, SEEKI for an antidote in SEASON The Pains AND. Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous prostration that may follow are tbe

Barouft-^

tbs whole system. Do not wait FAR tbe consummation that is sure to follow Jdo not wait for unsightly Ulcers, for Disabled Limbs, for Loss of Beauty and' Complexion -It9l fad ino"t TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT

PAIS

Office Hour3 9 to 1, 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 Consultation free.