Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 June 1868 — Page 2

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Republican Tickets SJfc. ,«"** FOE PRESIDENT, GEN. ULYSSES S. G-RAi^^ s? yjssaK~** Of Illinois. fOB VICE PRKSIDENT,

SCHUYLER COLFAX, Of Indiana. jr. roa OOVEKNOB,

Colonel JAMJCh B. BLACK, of Marion. rCR ATTOBWET QENEBAl, .j D. E. WILLIAMSON, of Putnam. .. FOBiSrPEBINTENDEKT OF PUBLIC INSTBCCTCQN,

BAKNABA.S U. HOBB8, of Wayne, A FOB ELECTOB8 AT I-ABGE, ... THOMAS H. NELSON, of A igo, BENJAMIN F. CLAYPOOL, of Fayetto.

TOE F.LEOTOB, SIXTH DISTBICT, Captain K. K. KOSE, of Lawrence CONTINGENT, Colonei, JOHN T. SMITH, of Greene_^

The Quincy

Whig

". The

the chance of harmonizing the two wings of the Democratic party is almost hopeless. Xt says tke ar Democrats Would vote for Gen. Grant lather than for DLETON, and the Copperheads, or Peace Democrats would rather that Grant should bo elected than Hancock.

Several Democratic papers in this State are intensely disgusted because the graves of rebel soldiers were not decorat" ed last Saturday. Are the Democracy too mean to perform that ceremony in memory of their departed friends?, ^It would seem so.

Senator Henderson, according to the St. Louis

R-publican,

The St. Louis

Democrat

sftfe

^XPRESS

_/ HAII^Ki l-NT

,/ Morning, June 6tli, 1868.

Coi. CONEAD BAKilK, of Yauderburgliaro FOB IIEUTIWAKT-OOYBBKOB, Ool. WILL

CVMUA.CK,

of Decatur.

fob secretary of state,

Major MAX. F. A. HOFFMAN, of Cass. fob auditor or state. MAJOR JOHN D. EVANS, of Hamilton.

FOB TBEAStTBER OF STATE,

^ESEBAL NATHAN KIMBALL, of Martin: r#K CtEBE OF THE 6UPBEMJE COUBT, trirrai THEODOBK W. JtfcUOY, of Olarke. '. FOB BEPOBTEE OF THE StIPBEME COCBt

says, "Curses, like

chickeDB, couio laomo to roost." few years ago tho Democracy wore accustomed to call their Republican opponents "Wool ley-heads." They now have a Woollbv at the head wi their party.

World

tries to show the only tea

son Grant defeated Lee whb thath9 had too many men behind him It is suggested that the same difficulty will occur ext fall. Grant will defeat the Rebel leader than because be has too many supporters.

The Richmond (Vu.)

Dispatch

thinks

thinks it is not

a calumny to say that Senator Henderson promised f^ituer to vote for the elev enth article of to resign. It is not a calumny to soy ..that ho afterwards discover ed that it would bo highly dishonorable to do oithor. i'T

And if pooplo persist in the inference that a man who pursues such a course, and wants to know how other Senators will vote boforo he decides for himself, is not governed solely by scrupulous ideas of duty, is there any one bvit Mr. Henderson to blamo

At the railroad ticket office at Indianapolis there is one of the rarest specimens of humanity we ever mot. This is a genteel young man, apparently sane, wh? ac tually condescends to give polite answers to questions asked him by strangersWhere olse will you find a railroad or ex press employe with such a singular habit?

—Louisville Courier.

This notice refers to Mr Otis Brackenbush, but is equally true of all our railroad employes. Indianapolis iB about the only place wo know of whore

gentlemen

employed in such positions.—Ind.

"gentleman"

The St. Louis TYmes §£erU that the leaders oF&e r&jllion |Wre govern^. by dprot$»n to th^eder^bonsti^tion

They had a queer way of" showing St. 'Twas I that stabbed young Kdward, But 'twas tby heavenly face-that set me on.

are

Journal.

would not find it neces

sary to insult thousands of worthy men in order to curry favor with a dozen or*wo» As a general rule tho patience of railroad officials is taxed beyond human endurance by an endless round of needless questions, a thousand times repeated, and the affability with which they bear the torture, giving information thatstarep the inquirer in the face from a hundred posters and from every newspaper, is one of the marvels of mental and physical training. Gentlemanly or ladylike travelers seldom find angentlemanly railroad officials.— There is competition enough among rail? road companies to insure respsctful treatment of their patrons, if there were no other reason for according it. A boor is always fancying himself insulted.

Diplomatic Duelists,

The country very generally approves the action of the President, in removing A. G.Lawrence. United States Minister to Costa Rica, In accordance with the Tonura of Office law. Mr, Lawrence chose latterly to become a party to a duel which was fought in the District of Co' lumbia, his adversary being an officer of one of the foreign legations. Fortunately, the contost was bloodless, but that was apiece of good luck which did not change the moral aspect of the question. What the cause of this duel waSj has not been made public, but it is believed to have been some trTQing'matter which a man of common sense would not have noticed. The lajrs qJE the United States declare that fighting a duol is an offense, and such being the case, it is bad example in any public .officer to oxposo huuself to the conssquences.— Mr Lawrence has, therefore, been qui etly_._.nttt-..upon the shelf—an example much to bo eommonaed for its justice and influence upon others. At the dame time, tho Prussian Minister has had his atten tion officially culled to the fact the Secrotary and attache his legation had violated the laws of tho -United States,

Political Preaching."

'Somebody, whose acquaintance is among the luxuries wfaichadverse fortune has denied us, but' who is, evidently, a lineal descendant of Betsy Trotwood's interesting friend, Mr. "Dick" of the celebrated "memorial" notoriety, has abused a considerable portion of his elegant leisure by writing a communication to

Mr Editor" on the subject of "Political Preaching," to which he appends the signature "Justice," and sends the ornate and erudite production to our sanctum. Had •Justice" been at all familiar with one the most generally understood rules journalism, he would have known that could not attain to immortality through our columns without so far reducing his charming modesty as to furnish us with his patronymic. We do not insist on a pedigree in such case3, have no ambition to ascend a family tree, but must be indulged with a knowledge of the name and local habitation of each and every aspirant for literary fame in the columns of the Express.

of* of he

f.,,

If "Justice" is anything butrebel, without even the poor excuses that Southern rebels have Wont tb'rplead in mitigation of thei^ ^rimo8/he,^Qes himself injustiCfiin the assertion that "it might have been well enough" for the '•first speaker" ut the City Cemetery last Sunday to "eulogize the dead soldiers f®r their patriotism,

if he had been magnani

mous enough to include those of the South.

And lastly, if ftjustice" is not an un mitigated ass, he "should know that the threat contained in the following sentence, which concludes his unique epistle would exclude his sublime effort from any paper under any and., all circumstances "Should yoa refuse this a place in your columns, it mfty find way to the reading public through other means, and at the expense of your reputation for candor and fairness." ,.:

Tie British aud French Press on Im peach ment-. The last European mail brings the Comments of the British and French press on the result of the impeachment trial. Although the American- peopl0 care much less than formerly what may be said of our affairs bj foreign nations,: then is'atill left a natural interest in the spec ulationfr of intelligent European, writers upon the practical 'operations of our governmental system.

The London

has been writing let

tors "to a friend in that city," in which he "speaks of the calumnies of those who sail his honor and motives."

Star

says: "The Senate

in this, perfectly at one with the lower Houge,has declared, quite as distinctly as a conviction could hive declared, its want of confidence in the administration of the President, and that this moral condemna tion represents heartily and honestly the sense of the country- Still we are ready to concede that the failure of the im peachmont is, in some degree, a triumph for the Democratic party, and ought to teach the Amermn people some useful lesspns in the art of legislation. It adds, further: We can not but feel disappointment that at this critical juncture the American Constitution should have been unable to shake of a burden which it loathes, and should for the time be re« ducedtothe condition of a continental despotism and compares the present con dition of affairs with that,,^n England be tween the ministry and the majority against which it remains in office. It hopes that we shall consider carefully, between this and the Presidential election whether a state of the law which permits the conduct of the President with impunity does not ask for a radical change The Paris

Constitutionnel

peachment of President Johnson was "evidently a party maneuver," and that the Republican leaders only wanted a pretext to impeach the President, strongly hoping that with the majority which they possessed in 4he 3enate a virdict of guilty would naturally follow and that "this plan must have certainly succeeded had not a certain number of Republicans placed duty to their concience above that to their party, and preferred to listen to the voice of the former rather than blindly obey the orders issued to them and thinks that "for tho present, at least, the result involves the rout of the party which ,has acted upon the rigorous maxim, Fin

metis!'

The Paris

Temps

The

says that "the very

facts of the impeachment, the manner in which it has been conducted, the supreme calmness with which the people of the United States have looked on at its vari ous phases, the wonderful regularity with which the political and social organization of the country has continued its functions in the midst of a drama, the simple announcement of which would have sufficed to overthrow any of the States of the Old World, demonstrate the entire superiority of American instiutions and feels bound also to remark that the legal acquittal of the President, under tho circumstances mentioned in the dispatch, constitutes none the less amoral condemnation."

Liberie,

also, takes this v|ew, and

says that the acquittal of the President is an event which will create a deep and lasting impression throughout Europe saying, further, that "far more emphatically than a condemnation would have done, it attests the strength of American institu tioos, and proves that justice has nosuier and more efficadotis guarantees than those provided by liberty. Long live lib •ertyi Glory to the United States!'^

Exaggerated Reports.

The Washington Correspondent of the Chicago

Republican

follows

one ot them being the principal and the excitement e'xWttgg•' here over three or othril" IT* 4 rv sntnA TKIfl I***!! fntir ^mll four murders committed during the The Democrats are endevoring to*BAkfli -capital out of the matter by ascribinfeHt to the beginning of a war of raccs. An investigation fully •hows that in every instance intoxicated

other ?econd in the same duel. This will have to bo reported to Bnrlin, and as no government would care to uphold its diplomatic agents in a violation of the laws ot the country t® which they are accredited, it ss likely that those gentlemen will have leave to return to Europe. Thus the result of the folly of the party engaged in -this affair i6 likely to l$ad them to regret and disgrace, while the "honor" they expected to gain has van•r jBhed with the smoke from their piitols.

telegraphs as

Washington, June ith

The Associated Press dispatches sent from here during the last two days are grossly misrepresented in regard to the

Copperheads have provoked quarrels with the negroes, and then been badly worsted and in a few cases killed.^ The reports are in a measure esftggetteS. It was telegraphed here thattl&eity Was under the control of the militpcRi^nd that the citizens dare not go adt of nights. Theta reports, of course, ate groundless, and very little excitement exists at all now.

Expenses H|^t be Vgducftf. People must,..Whether tjjSy liS it or not, reduce thorfcxpeijB ofjpivinB Th

N. II Financial Chronicle

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HANIIFAVTVRISH COMPASV The Pianos of this Company aro essentially

Pianos for Western People,

They aro not only made at home, but Are well made. They have taken four First Premiums, nt Western Fairs. Thoy.potseas unrivalled ex collchce of, tone and flnlsb, aad compara well tn all respects'with the best instruments of Eastern Manufacture. ,T,i^ ia

Prices vary from $430 lo $700 ACCOatdiiO TO BTTEE AWD'TOIISB. BWTEtery Piano Is warranted for Five VeatS.^

OLD INSmUM,ipNT8 EXCHANGE O AT 'LIBEKAL RATES. Warehouse 101 South Fifth Street, Corner of Walnut, and opposite the Southern Hotel. my27dly #9,.

MUSICAL.

XL aii

J. G.., LINDEMANN,

OKA LEii bins

jpJAiVO^. 3IKLODKOAN ORGANS, Vioims, Ouliars, Flutes, and all kinds.of Musi«»

Morchandise, No. 91 Wabash Street, •, !fi 'TBRltS HACTJfc INDIANA. I'uNINQ AND. KKPAIKlNO-j6f PIANOS ar'i othor Iuatrunfcnts will be promptly attended to.

OLD TIANOS will be taken in tnade for NKW ONES. anlOSdwtt .1,3. G. MliniCMANN" .lOftfM Jia R£1Z, Barly*s Blink, Ko. 60 Main Street

Torre Haute, Indiana,

respectfully .-recommends hla well selected stock ofJeuns, Flannels, plain and plaid Linpoys, GbyiMMlL and Woolen Knitting Yarns,of different kinds. Being fully afe« abled to warrant'tha first quailty ef these Qood# I most respectfully invite Ladies and flentlemwi tocall and Inspect them. Wool taken Iq exchaned or floods, ana th# highest drtrfc^t rate* paid, i: ff'^v

BELL

POSTER,*^-** .0-IildD REIFSNIDER.

GEO- W

Programmes and Circulars distributed in GOOD STYLE 1

WAll order* loft at JDowllng Hall, or at th rlutlng Offlces.'wiil bo promptly tttraded to wit ti**sauA ilMMttll mMt«

AS AND STBAM FITTING Main Street, between (Ik and 7th, FBEDEBIK GEIGEB. Having employed the servloea of. J. S. Ferguson, a well known praatlcal workman, ht is now prepared to execute all erdfcrs (n tbe above business, with prompt* sss aad iHspateh. 'rj} 1 octSdly

rrr &*::

cnboaaia us jaioave nflJ

ftig

lished

npHE SAINT' LOTJIS

The

KlSSNER'Si

Salem Observer

And the

IIP M(l(]

NO. 48, Ohio Streets §i i'-1 OPPOSITE THK COPBT HOUSE, To TKBBE-HAUTK. iN-b.

O N E W E E O E

tcdatment: vl hue teianq

A Large and Elegant Assortment always on band, which will be sold at IiOWEB BATES than the same quality of Instruments can be had of any other dealor in the West.

None bnt good reliable Instruments dealt in, suohas I can warrant to my Cuttomersfor YEARS

Pianos, Organs and Melodeon* so, Monthly Payments.

m. fb ezjpresS

oj-fyj. sLl'R »»,i

The celebrated Long Doctor and Physician for the treatment of Chrofii ic SHeflS^B, af'ttfe'Tefre-Haute Hou8e,

to thfe l«iti entrance J. wh'ere^heViu ^arijbi^ Mondaj morning, June 8th. ^p /t ,. Dr. Spinncnc is weU kno?n as founder of the Montreal Medical Instittire^Canaaa East, and rate Proprietor of th^St. Louis Long Infirmary. Dr. S. having practised in most of the large cities, both' in Uie tJnit^d •t-it'«- ^ia8 ^opportunities oCwitnessing a larger Variety or Chronic Diseases in alL their protean forma. He would therefore invite all those who may be suffering, from any of nie ills th^t esh vis heij^\to,ta give him a odl, and though you may not k»OW/the/»Uie ofyOfir sickness or distress, he will tell you whatorgans or parts of the system are affected, and to what extent Call and satisfy .--A 1- VI

li.

Sheet iron •W* 1 1n6TJ0d&

DYSPEPSIA, LIVEK COMPLAINT, General l©tility, Habitual ConwtlpAtlon, Ac., TO GrtTE HUH A CALL.

ensisamcO

Bead the following extracts fromjtlie Press, The St. Loui»ZupiteA says: »«.- Dr. Spinney, is one of the most wjcom*

physicians jn the country, treatlting ddmplaints and chronic diseases with snoceM that is almost mintenlfnia. Whsnrvke has prmoticed he has"bean remarkably fortunate, Baving[man tnou» sands of sufferers from premMuragraires, and by hia s^tebi of' medical etectrufity,' be- has perforined

says: By- gentle

manly deportment, urbanity prmaniwrs, and hia iuccessful method of treafiitg ease, he has miaed for^himldf a large circle of friendii will ^eleQQt hisjre^ turn at any ftiture period. heaijtiljt reeommend him to the afltictw irtrtu ver ho may go. «1 ju^-r sd} is »js&tod

TJ99 |t. Johns

ic- 7iciinuT

Morning Ufaas My*-

Few physicians who hav^ eyer visited: our city,' navd'io complete won the cohfldldence and cotnmendatWtt'of tbiei^ jpatients as his B£ Spinney. We daily h^r him spo^eqr of Ijy hi# .patrons in .the most satisfactory terms. His treatment of diseases ift'iffetitual, sihd tne afflicted nave in him ateal 4irieiid. •.

Montreal Herald

Attitude to ypu fc? th^ won

derful cure you have jnade. jjfyibbt|aad lee, ^hiSf^had Io*t a large! fhare.of (the flesh, from effects' of jTrysipelas (improperly ti^f&ft'flratby another physician,) is noiw quite well and the bones jand muscles, once plain to be se^h, are now 'coVeretf bye# nicely with flesh, in a fajeal-iStanCe, thy condition. fllou^li.fbr a. long time lay in bodiless condition, gfaen up by inahy at beyond the reach or medical aid, I have, by your kind attention for ten weeks, been sayed^ and I feel that j^ou have Veen an Instrument in the hands ot* Qod to proldngmy life. With feelfn^i of thfe deepest^gratitude.

c''\

:f"

I remain your humble Servant,- 1 Mas. C. Hawkins, 'Sfc John, May 4, 1863. princess St.

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l(J uy'iae»U»q -1UI 9i' «7a* »d nem sa'J .jit

ved»

'It rfioS .:47cjT w«?£ im** ji

tn ft -t, .n WArt

To the Editor of the Evening Telegraph Diab Sir,—For

by some

five or six years Ihave

been afflicte^Twith dyspepsia in its most sevsre form. 1

have

MB treated for it

ofr

the able physician* in

Montreal. From time to tiine I placed myself under their treatment, aad aifter using an eoormous quantlty of madicjne, felt myself only growing worse. My disease increased, appetite failed, was troubled with a sensation of pain, weight and fullness at the apigraatrium, costiveness became depresaing, my spirits grew low, causipg great dejection. I tried all kinds of advertised remedies to no purpose. My hopes of recover} began to (ail, when at laitlconciucTed to try Professor SPiNNXT'e new m#h«)d of cure. I am now a little over tWo months under tbe Preftasor's traatiaent, and am happy to say that feal like anew man agskin, ra liaved efsiy distress, and enjoyiag lifeas in days gone by. .u.

...

WILLIAM Stkfhxns,!

Mo. 39 Ssaton

street-

P. 8.—«Aay person mahing oonflrpiation of the above can have it by calling on me. .. i.: baa »:Wi S.ar

Montreal, Sept 24,1866* owl 'i ••epwaetsiD niaiiaa ei abaaaD

iii

via',

Dk.

notsavai

fetlow-jwffffen,Should

a»

I naiad) -py. v.j S'lfllq

Seinnjy—Dear

ISr,—I feel that

should beVfoing a great Injustice to you, arfd1 '/AHinc »r short ef my doty to my

edge the

fail tQ

benefit

,acknowV

received

trritliiieht.

iy yonr Ailfiil

Before comliig to

been

yd&, I

gugering for

cough andsawBonc-eTihe

lart.became

duties^ pleesurea pt liCa. .,It

iaur

ruonths siaee^

your

^UasaUnent, aady

strong,and

I.can

only eay

recomsaend

fliotions

treatment without delay-

thanks for my

ration to^

had

about

-six

years with a

lungs, which

quite

sfnoop,

weakening,

debUlta^qg, and u*flUing m^

fof :,all the

ia about

plnoed myself under

am ha{^yto say

that iav oough is gone,

my lui^s

oat {i »'j

awur in« ^jh! .couJl nwitnail

•K?#oiC7k 0-**^ riivijw

i—«4ir doidw

sboaiafl

HiL^lettraorditian^ saoceea ^f bis practice has established for, his sya. tem of cura a reptt^tion unparalleled in the history of medicine. No array of words can add to its glory, and the malignity of its enemies cannotfdiminish its brilliancy. His treatment of diseases comprises ^if usfepf |klfs(ti0it^i|#aickin«getable Medicines, fie neither blisters, bleeds, gives mineral poisons, nor noxious dings. A successftil practice has proved his remedies to be certain, safe and efficient. tt»v»n ^GiVAfittH, LABENGETIS, BRONCHITIS or ipriiat.ngt^ he offers a sure cure and immediate relief. He also extends polite fnvitatioh to ailt who liuffer from The elfScts

iftHOfS moil 8WSi5 3laJ noiwmisq odJ I00,d4i^ ,t SCROFULA, HIP DISEASES, WHITE SWELLING, .7."

ERYSIPELAS, SALTrBHSUM^ TET3SER, RASH, ANDiiVERY HUMOR OF

rr ZX VI ^ftATBVERHIND AND ^ai3SiIn CHARACTER:

(Mtaoc.chJam Tus'iivnottii

iJU tt dtfiiir *}fl& ,9fnii To the Laiies, The Doctor would most especially call Having spent many yeaqwa the. study and treatment of femaje complaints, he feels competent to treat ffcefh fn thsio most maltgntnt IliKuiS, hi Would therefore cprdially invite all who may, be racked ith pain or suflerjog from any of the

i_iaf

feErisvin

an itominse

variety ot the moat edmplidatod We Jbiav^ beoo. acqiiainted wi^ ttie poctor for many ywn% and can vouch fori hu professional skill ana ability tatiefform all- tbat hepromiSea^ and to bis being a humane and libaral^nindedtgaatieoQaa.

hO^t of troubles with .which your are:Sboftenafflicted, aS d=- try his oeweaethod of: cure, wlSch basbNlikved ^hoi^JBdiiof theif(1 suffering^ opd .^gvisd ifjSto "MSio t«u«a ntemcitr, For all ladiee Wko are afflicted by. any of the followingpomplaintfj jUold extremities, weak stomachs, lame and weak backs, nervous and1sick headache, constipation and indigestioir,~painrintbeihle and back* leuCorrkceaj Afrolaj^stas nWfi, Wlfr inter Hal diseases: of the orgae, aad all other attend ingcoopplauUsof th^ genito-ur inary organs, is a safe, miM and eMcient remedy.

lih:'

remalkf:

Dr. Spinney,., founder and proprietor of of the Electw Mtedical Institute in Jtbit' city, iaatt eMSated phyaiciaa, and a mm of qujck aadntfong p^rcsptive faculties well calculated to treat all complicated diseases.

Not having room to publish a iongj list of testittyg^jU^e Pr would say to thoae who art ael -iiatisftei after paruaing |th» foltoWingj^ail ft' i&vSl&ca where [tid will showothers, and^fra rali»rence td many who hav«( i^if^:^*V benerfi ^i®.

Dr.—- Spinney's- Eclectic—Renovating •Eemedy for allr Jr reg ulai ity.. finciden to young, or married jbid^es^ whether from cold, sickness, inanitioif or misfortune ia. a sure, sAfe, and mild '^edicinl, add is invalaable to those who prefer vigor and health to sickness and decline. It? is purely vegetable, con.taining. nothing in the least injurious to the health, and may be taken witti safety (it' "'ill' times- Private «Mf*altiB£ ftooM, especially for ladiesi— Full particularsgiven: by applying per r^' Jal sdl Ifa .o&La t'&iin ai*M

Middle-l£ed,l(ea.

There are many men of thr age of thiity to forty who are troubled with too fre quent evacuations from the bladder, e^jet accounpanied by a slight smarting or-bpr-hing sensation, and weakening the s'ysl in a manner the patient cannot apcodnt for.'' Ofr Acainthing ttia!"tii^nsfry its a ropy sediment wftf oftien be and sometimes sm^U 'pirttcles of alfeurriei) will Appear, tr tbe rolor will be°of a tlin mil^ish ^ue, again changing, to a dark and turbid appearance. There are majoy men who die of thlsMilffealt^, igriorantjof the caused

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

,-r

st-ar ,iki(1ak3sit an*W I It Caution to tbc Pablfc.^

A"' *&

(2d door

Every intelligent and thinking pe mult know that remedies handed out for general use Should have their efficacy Established by well tested experience in the handaof axegularly educaUd: pbyeidin whose preparatory studjea flt bim, for tne duties ne must fulfill yet thecoun is flooded with j^^ ncstruma and ci alls, purporting toW tne b^qt in tne'wo whiob are not only tililfees,"' but alwayt |n« jurious.Tfae unfortunateaMuldbe paiti^U'l^r in selecting his physician,, as ... lamentable yet"incontrovertible fact, many1 patints are made miierable ruined constitutions by Mal-treatmfnt ji,. from inexpsrieacecLpbyalciaaa in ^eneraT practice- The,: exp^ienced general praciioner, having neither opportunity, nbr time to make himself acquainted with their pathology, eommonly jpursAee cine syitamoftreatr^flt, in mai«caassmaking|^f^.^r^Book.w"4c. an mdacriminate i— ahd dangerous,weal

All whd bare any kini^ whethardt^vtkr a^tsry^v

feel

mygeneraihealtk iaroatored-

tbat I i^pukt.heartily

jdl prbo

suffer

with

jJaoe

af-

tbemsdvea uo^sr

your

Witb

heartfelt

recovery .and

reeto-

any nmt(Tespectfally,

yours, Ac.ealth,speedy £u£ABX^I.)CarTOl

7S2

Cass

ayenue, 8t

Louis,Mo,

aftjat

MstkMSta

Toran imtidote in. season- ,The PaiiiiKand Achea, Md Lassft^di^iind*Iwvohy'proat^ tration that may follpw ara tho. A^da^ ter to the whoIe sy«iUna. Do hot wait for th0eenaoinmrtionp tkalbfti»t»MI»ir,,] do riotwilt far fot.Dlsabled: Limha,' fix £osa of Beauty and Complexion.

^»r

e*-!'-••wis

9 TOibOtfOfS- lll»«fcilo5 a,.

tiflftrtf* EXTKACTEt) WITHOUT .•t-pPAIK. ln #s? ,|tpwe Aours 9 to 1, 2 to 5 and 7 tp| 9

Consultation free.

B»»» opened, on the Public Square, (ruom formerly occupied hy Mr.

TERRE HAIITE, INDIANA, miiM'Tirriwui a ssw njk

•MMMaaWSSMMHIM c. ^XstabLi^iiueat lor at

Wliote anil jfeiail, nrf spsrtavit?''! ebtut t-:'-.inol.» tfli •u'.ffi

Parkr'rNb.

-f'tiii

off

sdt Teug Mea t-nr fnjs

Who may be sofliBring from the effects of yoathfiil follies or indisoretionw will do well to avaii themselves of this, thegceat est boon ever laid at tne altar of sufl'erlng humanity. Dr. S. will guarantee to Torfrit o»» hufldni dollars fot etefy case of seasinal weakness, or pnvate disease of any kind or character wnich he,undertakes, and fails to cure. He would therefore ta to the Unfortunate sufferers Whd may r&i this notice, that you are treading u^on dangerous ground when you Joagar delay in seeking the prop«i .,. reinedy complaint you may be in theflm stage remember you are approaching the lut if you are'bord^ring upon' the

'ftyipfH jdqoiq

hoqn J)5 'i 'i J^'FARM IN.^ sri.t 'ibfTS-jffio tj tint i:t£ :btiir-.'J -.rf/ vd

(3i9r(7ync

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•»««.!

8aS|

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LikewiaQ,Disease, Curvature», St. Vitus Dance, Fits, Paralysis Contracted Muscles, fDistorted Limbs, ,iq

t!.i,

imm^bol & httuoi

"r-ancST-''•'

'1 -"v.-

hsJDiaaoD

esiao

9 si ^aiqqiw

{-i.--.iiid

a gakaoo9» eioorioe saint hi'9 ij

ban

,Bi3v*q-xsJ odt

OPPOSITE

mfngs,

wl4st,

sjni

suffering some or all its ill effects, remebait ber if you obstinately persist in progntstination, the time must come when fhe most skillful physician cah render yoii ine when thatioof ef hope Willi be olpsed against you whtt no angetof wto: cy can bring you relief ^a^n^OjCase las the Doctor failed of success.'' Tnen Het not despair Work itaelf tfpon'ynour imagl nation, but avail yourself of the beneficial results of his treatment .-before: your, case is beyond the reach of medical skill, *or before grinLdeath hurries you to a pren ature grave- fg ingrrsj-t^mu axi"i 3 ed) E tasib

H. n. JONES

JONES

foster Smith's

-S

E XCLU SIVELY, And^intend haTin^.i^e Uisnort complete

r'j|

m- oiii novs

jym ff jb

89"l9lUi nsixb

rrsd

onJuo:

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j0dhj«o3 -^frtwoni »r4 «k nl FA.RJMLKR(»,rt,rax: a» ... I ivy 'iilOtS Kvar Oif«i«l in this cnarkot. JiLiO -wode oi baidaad assd svad sw Ki&sol'^ojpof' afi^^Hower. y^i^^fRu^er Thresher

mayUd^to 'r,., •.

bsmii-

r./",,.

[ooe ii.iDRY- GOODS. sW

•O, W1TT1G & CQ., flj r•'if ipstelai iosiib SVJSH siqosq oiff'v r-rf- .--rtjggi di 3"78 M*TN STHBOTI7^

a^dJ

Me^EEN'S

BAITS

•ipoahnei 9ft .eo»s«r.» j-£iA^.s7»-iixswx orrtBfB^oao') 11a ,f«n boos

Jaad aiiT

•lioqqaP isinqoq

cuad

jni

fc9i3iradop-«*Uftl4o|e9H (OkuttgG .eoaiT

,,-:-= iSQ0.PS

Fine EMttiulliiifg' HftndkcrcTs IT Kt^ Ati2Sxents apiece. tal is .ao.Jno^n. aqt- lU Fi«e 8cftltopped lawn HanfPkf

••rtauc.i JtiZ*,T

aal

teicrdT r.'j bauJ iocdo* 90 OottonParasois, iinen ec aK m. ftortSilk Parasols nos'

ELE'OANf AND CHEAP I lssaeetaq ow

CfcHllfe*ynfl :-p, *lDeIaine« IWHMM

Iiawns and Percales.

MUSQUITO BAR9, A Largis-Stook, boniyht-eheop and-sold cheap.

Ladles1 find Children's Hose 12% cents and upwards.

GENES' EALF ,HOSE» 12^ cents and npwar(38. -^bat Ball Trimming^ Ruffling&, Jape dii. and Marseilles Trtm-=»f W no ibarioijj.

Buttons,'f-A-absec

ia orfr

Ne-.v Styles and Qreat VarWtyq no

A LARGESTOCKtf~SXAI$. ES

IA9WSDJV1 '-'To snif the ticBes.

Tl— it stH3

C. WITTIG CO'S, Next Door to Davis' "Drug Store.

riLATJSS^N, BI^noWSKY & Co V-^ Importers and Jobbers of MOTHiXSS AND TOYS, ""WHOLKBALK K_A E 3 FANCY G1»QC£RI£»,

SC9ARN, TABACCOB. TEAS. £inM*r -r

nnJ

ic-1

Ith hi* ,t

nv: .» &•

PLUMBIN tt. R. BUCKELL being a practical PLUHBSB, anu at the request of many friends to announce that-'he is now p^pat-ed to eze cuto oil orders in tho above bnsfneas, laieomiootloD

,..

flonse Painting and draiiiing. SHOP—On Chefcry Streat, betWedn 3d and 4tb

BATHS, PVMPfy WATER (JLOSBTS,

'til ,-flttod upon the kostr ajmrbved (irinclpie.. Repairing promptly Mtended'to ,mtZ gGARD GP EQUAHZaTION.

Not icois'hereby gftreAt hat inpursosaoO provisions of aec^yn &9oi tlie the Common Council, together with aad'Olty AskeMor will meet at theCouncitChani-atClerk1SC8,CityCharter,thoof4tfc,th«GitySfssliiattw,any)bethere(ifJune

bor, la s&id Oity, on Thursday, 9 o'clock, A. Board o| to hear .ana decide all complaints in Wfation to the City Appralsment for tho year 186S, and equalise ilwaaaie, as right and Jostles may require.

W. UAUCICit,

naiMMiopHT OF NAaausb-A Jbw Couaas oi Lrotuau, as delivered at the New Fork ushuib ot Auntomy, embracing, th» sobjects- How to Live dnd What to Live for Youth, Maturity and Old Age ManhoodOenerl allyEeviawed Tha Cause of Indigestion Flatuelncsi aad Nervous Diseasss accounted for Marrtogw ^lrtloiophlcaliy Considered, **c.' rocket volomM(«OJit^uUig these Lectures 'dSd oii rnreipt of four stamps,'by S*C't

Amatomt,merltidlyaddressing:for-bewill.

*w Toaa MvscbJi or

way, New York.

9ISBroad

MANIldND: How Lost! tfow JSestorcsd I

Juet fiMiehed, in a ffa,Udn epreiope. Price, A

tldtTTBB OTf tHJ!JNATtrKAL 'xfc'iAT-centt.tit

er^lly Neryouant-as^ and Physical fncap«

WW* Alio, Or. Ci onto.

gtrgen-

nmptiojl, „Kptl«psy, resulting 'from" Self aawtu K. IT:, au-

Ptl

"ABooa te TkeasaaAs. et-talTcr^.^.^ Sent,under aealv:lnrectfTpt^Qftvelop*',,to

,» any

addr»so," roaTPAiu, on six ceuV^or two

•t to

CtkA&r.t.

c. KUJUxaxiu.,

erfc, fast OflUe Beat ^e. "Carriage Ouldo," price ^aysdvem

Q4RRLAGB FAGIOjJ^P' Jo "Mw'litlie time to have your (Carriages, 3ug--gisa, m., painted, trissaed Mid repaired goaorai ly, and the place to have it done is at HAHPKK, WILDY Corner 2d and Walnut Hlreets, Terre aie prepared to do all work entrusted us, in tlso most thorough maaaer, and at Jiefj competition. Wp also hare oniiand, in| oaHo of Mistrnattoti, a complete assortment .oOar^iages,Baggie, Spring Wagons,

Ao4altvlAHof«ndthat,toc-W^mh9dtff^McOsSt'CTtTSS.

this niarket, at the lowest possible prices. work warranted.

..imialuia.-