Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 August 1868 — Page 2

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DAILY EX1HESS

Xl^iiWLK HAUTK, UNTIL*.

Monday Morning, August lOtfe, lb6f,

|Repubiican Ticket.

roa

COMKAl

XOB B1.ECT0B3 AT LABGK,

""•THOMAS U. r«.tLSON,

Hoh.

THE efforts

JT*5

pbkVidbkt, GRANT,

... ••-•._•. ,,. ji-r-i". yOB VICE

i'ilE3IDENTi

SCHlKliBtt COLFAX, *50!IH'iW

1 1

't:'

UAJiiii., of VanderBurgb.

31 »OB LJEOTEWANT-OOVEBNOB,

Cot.

WiLu cL'JIUaCK,

of the Democratic press

and orators to show that Article Fourteen of the Constitution was not legally adopted has been BPt at naught by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.— Judge

CHABE,

in his charge to the jury

at ParkeTsburg recognized its validity Will the admirers of the Chief Justice in the Democratic party announce this fact their friends

state Fata*.

The Indiana Stata Fair, to be held st Indianapolis, begins on Monday, Soptonibor 28, and las^jth rough the week. The premium Hit amounts to $12,000. Tho Ohio State Fnir fakes place at Toledo, and continues from the 21st to the 25th of Septei&tfiyf^Ktfnfticky bo Ms her State Fair at Louisville, from September 15 to the 19th. Minnesota State Fair occurs this year^at.: ^libntapolis. It continues from September 20 to October 2. The Illinois Stut9 Fair

COUJGS

„VK.'

TH2*Cbic*go

It was

:"1:

»•*»»$•-* «J *roa«pvsbkob,—•-•••-ew..

Decatur.

ro£

SKCfclXAEI

STATE.

IIajob

ilAi- liUITFilAJi, of Case,

fgjjt A0i#A2MA IJXAlEa -j,

aiioB JOBS D- EVANS,

of Hamilton]

TOB

TEEASDIiEE

01 BTATE,

"t-SEBAL

iiATiiAls lilalBALL, of Martin.

|Qk j-j.fttK ul'

iii

6L*J'A£3l£ COCBT,

.Strut THBui-OtB *. SlcUOl', of Clarke.

foe &£ivirt&B

BvPseue

COUBT

Oolote! Milt-3 B. BLACK, of Mai:Ion. irua

iitOiiMtY ok £Bal,

K. Wiij.uiAAlS01t, of Putnam.

orptsINTEJ'DllST OF PVEi#I€

I'iTEVCTl03f,

BaBi»ABAa C.

1106BB, of Wsyne.

of Vigo,

P. CL/UPUUL,

of Fayette.

"i. rfo"tttc«s hoot bistbict,

Captain ii. ItOoii, of

Li^ronw.

-COSTIMOEM,

Colonel JOlTli T. SMITH, of GreeD».

"Clfe^.

ro»oo

MA JOB

W-:

ron

joww covet

or COMMON

TLLAB,

8AMTJEL

off this year at

Qjinsy, opening September 21, and continuing until tue 26th. Upward of $12,000 are offortd in premiums, of which $9,000 are Sa money. The New York StateJEnr i» tp^be faeld nt^Rochester, comn mencing September 29.

'*u The ^etr

femloo Act-

An important Pension act lately passed has Just been promulgated. The first section provides that the law granting pensions to the hereafter-mentioned dependent relatives of deceased persons, loaviog neither widow nor child entitled to pension, under the existing law, shall be 80 construed as to give precedence to such relatives in the following order, sanely!»F»rst, mothers second, fathersj third, orphan brothers and si3ters under Butteen years of ag*, who shall be pensioned jointly if there be more than oneprovided, that if in any case tho said person# shall have- left both father and mother, who are dependent upon them, then, on the deaih of tho mother, the father Bball becomu entitled to a pension, commencing from ana after tho death of the'toother and upon the death of the mother and father, the dependant brothers aftd sisters, under Bixte8n years of age, shall jointly become entitled to such pension,.nntil they attain tho ago of sixteen years, respectively, commencing from and after tho death of the party who, preceding them, would have been entitled to the same. It is further provided that no pension heretofore awarded shall be affected by this law.

Ji^Jor ff. W. Carter.

We need not remind our city readers that the gallant Major Wc W.

Bbaubigabd,

10th jcdiciai

ISTttJOT,

BLAIR

.''1 AX WELL, of Park?.

FOB rsosictrnso ATTOBzt

COSMO* PLEAS COT-aT

'.V trasKY.

aud

Seymora

is the crder

which the Democratic candidates stand in Southern regard.

INVXTB Bpeutiil attention to the article in ibis paper from the Kenton (Ohio)

Democrat.

Democrats love each other, and how much trutJy&QK c^fjtgU each other when thoy feel inclined to bo houeEt.

An anlst-'i Uoiiiycreuc

etuixiper £t

ShrrfTOpbrt, La., th9 other day "arraign ed" tbe Government- for its "atrocious cruelty" in killing rebels in battle, on many & Southom fiold! Did he expect rebel bullets to be met with blank cart ridges? At any rate, the poor fellow "lives to fight, another day"

when

gots at the head of affaire.

BLAIR

CABTEB,

the next representative in Congress from this District, will speak at tho Old Court House, on Wedne«d«y evening of this W«ek. Major

CABTEB

opened the cam

paign early, and has prosecuted it thus far with most commendable energy. He has fully demonstrated his ability to grasp the great questions at issue in this campaign ftiict to treat them in a statesmanlike manner, without any of the tricks to which mere partisans and demagogues resort. Wherever Major

CARTER

has

the the this the

spoken he has succeeded in holding close attention of his audience from first sentence to the final word, and is, really, the best possible test of ability of a public speaker. 3

We believe utr candidate will go through this OoflBressi.onal canvass wiih contin-. ually increasing honor -, that the wisdom of bis nomination wOl be triumphantly vindicated, and that h* will go into Congrew with a majority sufficiently large to satisfy a reasonable ambition, such a majoritty wiil coavuice the Democracy of this District that the people know how to discriminate between loyalty and its antipodes, and vhat the mwa who fougnt for the life of his country cannot be beaten, he:*, by any man who did all thai hi? Southern friends could hare asked of their motVwnirng' tool to advance the interatfco&tfle Democratic rebellion.

When a majority of the voters of this District shall be ready to exalt the trtdtor gray above the loyal blue Major W. W. Cakter may be defeated by D. iff. Yopiuuia, and not till then.

?JC

Journal

gi^f* the follow*

ing sample veno tifcaRentoeky campaign song, called, tile "White

Man's

Bgjpro^-

Let Grant and Obi fax light ben?at!r* Tbe Sag of sable hue _.A nobler banner we will

And nobler deedc we'llraise,.-.

do.

one of the chief «.d-

viaers of the Tammany Hall Convention who proposed, as we all remember, to fight under "the flag of sable hue" commonly called the

blackflag.

Under

Total $ift!w^4n Total for previous years 411,731,1-4 Showing a decrease of forty millions. It will be seen that our heaviest importations during the year occurred in March last, and that the whole movement is constant and steady, at the rate of about one million and a tenth per diem. The lable includes the returns from the Pacific coast, embracing California, Oregon and Alaska. Those statistics are compiled from an aggregate of nearly forty thousand pages of returns.

W. Toorbees Sketched by a Democratic Editor. The editor of the Kenton (Ohio)

ocrat

It, shows how these

DILXQATION

AMD THE DB-

FEAT OF MB. PENDLETON,

Every one who waa in attendance at the Democratic National Convention knows that a part of the Indiana delegation, influenced by Mr. Voorhees and Mr. Fitch—

men who have always been a drag

upon the Democratic party—is

i^Q* ,£" ,,» V-HJ,

Szthoitr

Inporta&t Statistics,

The statistics of our imports from all foreign countries to the close ef tbe fiscal year ending June 30, 1868, specie and bullion being included, have just been completed. The statement makes the following exhibit:

January,

*68 821.Cot,367

February..... 28,749,049 March

July, 1867...814,435,684 Augaat 31,801,296 September.... 31,771,841 October 30,63#,ttl November... 26,814,936 December 21,463,845

89,171.907

April 34.375.09J May 34,225,149 Jane 34,623,610

responsi

ble for the defeat of Mr. Pendleton.— They, like a portion of the Bepublican Ohio delegation, who went to CLica

ats" is just about tbe same as daring Kevolution. In New To~k city the lame. In New Jersey dito. In tiouth arolina dito, and so of all the older 'States. »S' 2d. Of the classes. TheoryIfBtoStatic, who care nothing for the rights of others, were generally Tories, and are about in the same proportion Democrats" of to day. Marion and his men were by no means of the aristocracy, but the landed gentry of the South were generally Tories—if history is to be trusted— and they are quite as generally Democrats' to-day. On the other hand, the \ow, ignorant and degraded the gamiblers and swindlers of the community k*3re hardly patriotic enough to aid in the devolution then, and they are generally

Democrats" to-day. Democracy" has its strongest holds in tbe FiveJPointS and purlieus of society, amongst the ignorant, tbe degraded, and the vicious. It Is probable that if a general goal delivery could be effected throughout the United States, at least nine-tenths of those so let loose would be enthusiastic for the "Democratic" ticket. fcr.ti 3d. In their ideas.' Xike the "Democrats" of to-day, the Tories were violently opposed to all progress and all change in tho political system. Like them they clamored about the expense, the bloodshed, the demoralisation, the frauds practiced by army contractors, and everything else connected wlth the war. The faults of individuals%er* -held up in the most glaring colors, and the Whigs of the time held to be responsible for them.— Tbe Continental Congress was denounced as a "rump," as a mob'' as an arbitrary and unconstitutional body, &c,, &c.— Washington himsnlf did not escape their virulent abuse and it was precisely similar to that heaped upon Lincoln by the corresponding class. Every device for weakening the faith .of U»e faint-hearted was resorted to unscrtfpuously, just as it is at present* The format ion otf ths Gop» stitution was resisted then just as the amendments to it have been resisted now. Then the national debt was bugaboo, just as at present, aad the l)ioa$ad bondHolders" of that day www denounced then as they are to-day. Other sufficient parallels will readily occur to any one famil* iar with the history of the Bevolotion to malre idwtlty w«p3*«,

expects to win votes in the

Wert by the announcement that he never held any Government securities, that is, never possessed any cvideneo of having aided tho Government to put down the slaveholders' robellion. The same uioriti if merit it is, can be claimed by

BBECKINBIDGE,

BBAIXZ, HESBT CLAY DEAN,

Sttrbatt,

FOB-

EKST, a Tammany delegate, the suggestion was actually carried into effect at Fort Pillow.

HEES, DEMOCBATIC NOMINEE—DEMOCBATIC CONVENTION—NEW YORK CONVENTIOX—6EYMOUB, BLAIB, 4tC.

fOorraspoiiuence of the Cincinnati Gazette. TEBBE HAUTE, IND.,

Dem

in his issue of July 16tb, thus skethces the "Tall Sycamore of the WabaBb," in his capacity of delegate to the New Tork Convention. Aa

DANIEL

has

been nominated for Congress by the friends "Who "utterly repudiated and denounced' him on the night of tbe 8th ultimo—the friends who talked of presenting him with an, elegant summer suit of tar and feathers—tho friends who, effect, solemnly resolved that they would never suport hita for any office— of course the remarks ,.of the

about his sinking into oblivion and having his grave spit upon, apply to -hia political death at the hands of the voters of this District in October next. THR INDIANA

Washburn. 1 give these

wames a little at random, without certain ty as to the full list, or

ssriatim

rangement. John W. Davis vras Speaker of tho House of Bepresentatives, 3t Washington while representing this district in Congress. The District-was Whig at the time Davis was premised the Speakership by tho Democracy of Congress, if he could make a successful run in his District. He went to work among Whig triecds, and through the argument of a little pride fo_ a Speaker from thsJSeventh District, EUC ceeded in cecuring his election, and the Speakership, which was giver him accord ing to promise.

This Congressional District is likely to become the great' thpater of political ac tion in tho State of Indiana. It is markel by Copperhead Democracy as the

Sround

Democrat

to win, tor effect, at tbo Novemjr election. Major W. W. Carter, of Bowling Green, Clay county, was early placed in nomination by a Republican Uonvontion of the District, and is making a handsome canvass. Ho is able and eloquent, with a great, abundance of en ergy and spirit. Tho nomination was long delayed on the part of Democracy. They hacf a'pot man, holding in reserve until it was liaown what, might happen at the New York Convention. This pot Was Dan. W. Voorhee?, sometimes cal the tall Sycamore of the Wabash, and sometimes the Young Giant, of tho West This Young Giant was known to have as. pirationti for tbo Vico Presidency or something equivalent, at the hands of thn

Convention. He deserted Pendleton and rent over to Hendricks. This created reat dissatisfaction in the Sixth District ut partial a^ly in Vigo, Voorhees' own junty. Ic b'ecamo almost irreconcilable, ut the District Convention was held and 'an. W. Voorhees placed in nomination. belonged to the Democracy of the •ate to do this, and it must be done for ,ate effect. So strong still was the feelagainst Voorhee3 for his course in the ew York Convention, that Vigo, his vn county, gave a divided vote, sevon

Mr. Hanna, and seven for Voorhees. Every means in the power of Copper adism is to be used to secure the eiecin tho Sixth District. It is believed at thousands of dollars, from abroad, til be placed in the power of Voorhees, operate in the election—and all this effect on.the November election. This party spirit, and party pride. For, to 11 the real truth, neither Seymour nor lair is popular with the Democracy of jdiana- Certainly in the Terre Haute ction there is an undercurrent of sent! ent against both the men. There is no mcealoaent of that fact.

Major Carter

has

COABEB

and

who UBes that spiritual perfume.

"PALMER

NKVEBMOBE—Can

all.

dlw

MOTH ttLiirCMES, TA '.etc,, and renders TUB SKIT »0Fr, FliK and BLjoMLNO. For LADIES in the.VUBSEHT It Is lavalnable. Por BKNTLKMEN afterSHiViN'W it lias no equal. •'fHArlAN LuTlOV is the only rliable remedy for Diseases and bltnus&es of tbe 8Rl?i.

.flOA-fTV'W'

PftAXOM'S "PAPHIAK SOAP" for tbe TOILET. SliBiKBi' and BATH, wtU cot cbap tbe SUN. Price, 25 Cents per cake.

mar-

"FLOB BE MAYO." •FLOB DE MAYO."

A NEW PIVIIHI FOR THE HANDK8BCHIKF. KiqnsiTE, DELicirtc, usme kbagrascePhILon a SON,KKW lORK,

Slate.

RAT,

COTTAGE UXXili

ffiti:i{rli&tl:dfl. Pifnfrh)

Yf.uug

JOHN C.

the pirates

Semmeb,

and

the assassin

and the monster

Blackbubn.

FROM TEBBE HAUTE.

OLD CONGBESBIONAL DISTKICT—OLD MEMBERS OF C0NGBESS—MAJOB CABTEB, BEPUBLICAN NOMINEE—D. W. VOOB-

August

Vigo couoty, in which Terre Haute is locatod, is in the old Seventh Congrespional District. By recent legislation most, of the counties of the o!d Seventh now constitute the Sixth District. This old district was a long time known as warm, old-fashioned Whig and Demo cratic political debating ground—always sharply and warmly contested son.eimes one and sometimes the other party predominating and carrying into Congress a representative to vote in accordance with the majority. This district has been represented in Congress by such names as Thoa. H. Blake, John Ewing John W. Davis, John jDavis, R. W Thompson, 33. W. McGaughey, T. A Howard, Jos. A. Wright, D. W. Voorhee and H.

CsoivcL

a brilliant war record,

hich contrasted with that of Voorhees, ill operate greatly against the latter, he record of Voorhees is that of "neither loney nor men to put down the rebel .on." -1 Should Voorhees, Seymour, Blair &

Co. be successful, their motto will be "pension for rebel soldiers—and slavery restored to the South." Gov._ Morton aaya this, and he is good authority.

oxoBiled.

Npw

York Convention, and his friendB were willing to yield him all the chances of fortune in that way. His name in tho Convention was lost as to particular dir. tinction, while that of Frank Blair put all others in the shedo. Now came the turn ot Danioi "\V. Voorhees the State of Indiana. That State is to be won through the national popularity of IP. W. Voorhees. Something must be ,ono for and through the Sixth Congrcr(lional District. But- the tall sycamore iiad beon a little unfortunate, V, a delegate from Vigo county to tho Now York

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. EllRyr APtyEftTISE ENT

NKIINARY-For

Pimghkoepsii?,

N. Y.

Beopeus

Sept 1. The best features of European »ud owe acli»o'a. Enpecial attention to modern Languages, Muii'c ai*i Art. Dr Lowi'Gymnastics. Sitaaiioa and c'lmato nEsarpassed. For rroapoctui, addressKcv. GEO. T. B1DSB, livctor.

MapleWOOD INSTITUTE

KKOF THS OLDEST TEH ALSSE3H2IABIES cointry, wlilsly known lt«fraperlor tsciilfi-B a?d

0:in

GtBANV1LLK.for

$200 a

jyjCSIC VALE SEHINABY.—Devoted acchitively

tUbet'taiIRThastdoiteeo

.ha 'A

aiolto:

S3i'0 yer Acaiieiuio

.o nt

and Sctssci of Music,

"Jf muthit is that I

h-*ue done one thing at a

—Wen.

p"s8ibl3,

AGEKT8

would do well to address

'luscirAL M. V.d.,

at.

Box, New Loudon, Ct.

"WEABING OK TUB SREKH."

WANTED

for the most entertaining

bouk published, abounding in Romance, Hu-

laortnd

Wit. Agent*say it

the best selling

book out,as people are tired of repetitions of dry rfptails and army reports.

one Agent Hold

In one week, i—.»*

#5 93

Send for oircuiarp,terms »ol

ions. Also,

1'hila.delphia, 1'a.

oewspapn

Familji Quarto Pibles,

Hahci.

fTe

25 for

clf9:—io

J. C.

people use conrso perfumery

vice versa.

It is safe to sst down a lady

PEALON'b

"FLOR DE MAYO,'' 83 a person of taste and sensibility—perhaps a poetess, or a fins musician. Sold by all druggists.

VEGETABLE COSMETIC LO

TION has cured my face of an eruption of over five years standing." A. J. Jessop, of Mt. Airy, Hamilton County, Ohio, wlw

the coarse gritty

tooth powders and tooth destroying chom icai fluids find a place on tho toilets of Sensible peoplo. The fragrant and pre servativf

SOZODONT

luv superceded them

•'.SPALDING'S GLUE"

mends Funiture,

Toys, Crockery and all Ornamental Work. 5

Pbalon's Paphiasi lLotlon

ftr Beautifying tiis SKIN and COMPLEXION. Removes all £RFfTI0NS, FRECKLES. PIMPLES

sold brail

«ru^.

Sowly-atorm

ROACH, ANT.

FLY,

n,EA A«D

BED-BUG

EXTERMINATOR. P- BYNARD, 333 (Hive Street, Snint Lodl« Me.

Order* by mmil .. ...

ad foote Mat

to way

pan

ill

•y$«43»

promptly attended to th« ooaacry.

gparanty they will cut

cent,more than common

Axes

EJECT ALL TIO LK.NT PUBGATIVfcS.

Thoy ruin the

tone of bowels and

vro.ken

m^aus

1,4DIES SX01.1SIVEI.Y'. A BAND AN AH, or Ladies Friend A lii

BSTiTcrK for

Per

ode

-ctirciv

EIED

i.adv

I Bcndaget

new iivention.

ine.Vr

631

secure

Broadway,

OSTCOSANOT

-SL How

prosperity

only book of the kind

sent by mail for

dulphiA.

j-da. DoLaiuo, 1 r/bitu Mareeilles Quilt,

(not one) 1U0 view Turkey Mcroeoo Albums, 20 yos. !he»Uog, Hool Square Shawl,

tile at

dollar .tack

STAB AtiltlCULTUBAL W^&K rmHE ALBANY COTTON Gil XAJK& FACIUBIRtS CO.-

nan

anrivalled Address Ber.

Principal,location.,for

C. V. SPEAB,

PittsSeld

FEMALE COLLEGE.—35tbyear

begins dept 17th.

"One

Jfar.

1a1

best oditlon pub

WM. FLINT,

Ptifliaher,

So. 7th

Circular, Mill, Mulay, Gang and Cross Cut

S A W S S Saw that leavts our Factory te Oil To

i-Everv

rod and

Patent

Ground,

*nd

as to ar

perfect}//

ad-of uniform

erinj

j.rorcs?.

LIPPENCOIT & BIKEWELL'8 TATENT GBOUND, PATENT TEMPEE—

LIPPENOOTT & GO'S WARRANTED

CA.8T STEEL SAW

good

Albany,

iacturers of

K.Tf.

to our calsbrated

Ma».

Mann-

Gsszbal AaBlcCLXUKAL MtCoiaEBT,

Cjmprisinz tbo

celt bra

ted

"St»r"

chine: "rtsr"

Lever

Condensers

"3'CAB"

CLEANEB.

which, as

the most

of tbe

our daugbt r*.''—

c? fur

catalogue

ill.,

made recent improvements

he grain

cffoctivo device for

Pitt. Terms

year. Youug ladies desiring

themselves for teacher* of tbe piano, harp, orgao,guitar, nnlodeon, or rocal zation in tbe stiortest time

Proof of onr Statement that we bare made

A tOMl'LEIH

E O I O N

liM TRADE,

can be found in tbi foot that th. immense bnsl ness wo

ban

boi'.t

np has

indnoud

tuvti

(CoIbnm*» Patent)

Ageuts wautod every

with

labor to tho chopper. Semi for circular and prices to

LIPPIJfl'OTi

6 BAKKWE1X, Plttabnrgh, Pa., Sole faniif*ctnrors.

Fern sale

Uimliru.

by principal Ilatdwaro

tho

ation.the TAaaAKt's

h.rFSBVesccKT

'^elizeb APEBtBSr i* URed

by rational

of reiiaving

of tho

& 1

stomncli,liror

.oo,.ie a

derangements

and int seines, becau&o it

roinoveR obstructions without pain and imparts

Tlgor

to the organs which it purifies and fegu atcs.

Sold bv ah.

Daugoiara.

R»comtnenlei

PnysiCiA.vs.

auSo^proved of bj

EVEF.ALL LAD?

tiislit. Ii.ilisjooBablto.(VBar

aties anl

during •h.ihly ind sp tiii ti. It

mcdlcine.

hlega t, Ea-y

and

will J'Sl five years.

is no

anU J.t 6"f.

Warranted,

AGE?."Tfl

cul

»rs

vv»ji

free.

ED.

Laby

Piled S£ and 3J. IT

ALL

Ueuggists,

ilANVFACTUaiNC. Co,,649EPOT.on

from

tin.

or sale by

ond

s«

tfrea

receipt of

BANDprice, in

PRINCIPAL Address

and

or Sonl-CkanniBg.

either sex may fascinate aud gain tne

a Sictions nf

any one they choose, instantly also

in love or business. Every one

can acquire this singular power. This queer, exciting book has been published by us ten ear*, tho sale of whioh has bean enormous,and

Is tbe

the English language,

onta, or five for one dollur,

together with

gu!d- to the unmarried.

Book Pnblishsrs,Addre-n Phila-

T. WILLIAM CO.,

ARE ON HAND

And will sell more for the money than any

DOLLAR CONCBBN IN THE COUNTRY

ass-

our inducements for forming Clabs are tsoretban doable that or

»ny

establishment in

the country. For the proef of this assertion, please examine our Terms to Agents, which are as follows:

Mr Brad carefully and compare with tbe terms for gjttiug up club as advertised by other os tab'ishmcats.

Any person sending ns Two Dollars can re ceire for the sa a eei ction from the following articles:—A'wo ,not ono) S'Jpiolure Morocco Albums, Si pairs (not one pair) of Congress Boots, 2 pieces (not one piece) uf Pants Pattern, 2 (not one) 5 bottle Be.olving Oastors,

We will al otend

(not one) wors

ted Breaifast Shawls, or any cwo articles (not ono article) from our exchange list.

nit's of one

printed notice* of articles for

dollar eioh.

Any person Bending

Three Dollars can receive

for itie sauie a selection lrom the following arti-

sets (sot one

set) Gold Bosom Stnus, 2 (not one) Hair Guard Jhains, with gold plftt.d trimmiogs. (Tho trimmings of theso chains are advertised by other concerns as

Gold,

which is a docofktion, as tbey

ar« all of them Hold plated,) 2 (uot ono) sliver plated,chased Bnttor Dishes, 2 (uot one) silver plated bottle hcvoivi.ig Oastors, i! se»s (not oae .«t) Steel Blaied Anives an:l Forks, 2 (not one I Wurstad Promenade Bh&wls, 3 (not one) ladies' long gold plated Chains, 3 (uot one) ladies'solid Gold Dou'ais Bln(?s, 2 (not one) gact's hear chasod jold plated Biogs. (These rings are advertissd by other conrnms as solid gold, which is a trand Upon the public,) 3 (not one) black waloat Work Boxes or Writing Desk?,

(not one) extra quality

Balmoral Skirts, sets (not one) of Jewelry and Sleeve tioua to mutch, 2 (not one) snp»rior Turk- Morocco Shopping Bags, 2 pairs (not one) md'-s' Balmoral Boots.

(t'« will alto «e»d i'J printed notices of articleI fvr sale ot one dollar each.

Any

person sending Five ol ars, (not six dulUis c»u icCene lortbe tame Si-lertion from tbe tol owing articles —A blink orcoler ea Alpac ua Dioss Pattern, a Popiiu Dree* Pattern, 1 piece of Brown or Blaschod StwetinR, 1 engraved (6 buttles) sliver plated Involving Castor, tyarue super fine Casslmore, extra heavy large silid White Quilt, lpalr gents' Calf Boots, 4 jd*. good Wool Fronkiai 2(not one) best quality Balmoral hirts, an elj(ht day Cue*, made by Beth Tho map, 4 yds. double »Hib Cloth for ladies' ^acka or children's wear, a silver plated Cake or Cad Basket, Fur Muff Cape Wol Long Shawl, spjonrii.i cmsp Family Bible, 4 yards (not th-ee vards) dnble width water oof cloaking, 2

Any person sending Ten Dollars

for tne .me, as lcteluu tr. tiv owing art) cles —7 yos. (act four yds.) double with Cloth for Oloukltig and OoatiDg, 3 (not two)B each.d Linen Table Cloths, with dor. (not no do:.) Linen Damask Napkins, 80 jde. (not 2 yos.) Hemp Lai peeing,

.Upa ca Dress Patiorns, II ». extra quality, F.»plia Dress Patterns, Silv UuntiDg Care Watch new (not s-cond handed) 2 doi. (not one doa.) ivory handled tteelbiad Knives ana Forks, 1 pr. sup ri»r W^ol Blank ts, nica Fur Muff and Cape, 2 (i ot one) silver plated ongr«ved Ice Pitchers, 9 yas. (not 1%, yds.) Wool Cassitnere for nit, 2 doz. (not .ne dus.) ikgors' best silver plated Fork?, ommsB Sonne log Machine (the real article, not a besj imitation as used by other concern"), 4 (not two) Uoney Comb Juilt, 2 (not one) splsn idcia Family Bib »s.

trffi

also sen I prmtci notices for

120

ea}e at one dollar ««•«.

art'detfor

For la*g«rclabsthe ralue increases in tne same ratio, or

new and

iu good

We are ot tbe

option

bogn Oft concerns

la this city.

Weoannot t.ff to tbe person sending os the largaat amount of money for a month, a Gift of money or Watches, as tt at is a Tiolation of the Law against Lotteries bnt in add lion to the above liberal terms, we well aell to any one who may send ns

$10,

ctmnge list, all to t« bs sent io one order and for $i0 we will sell twenty-two articles from oar excharge list, all to b» sent in one order.

Money sent in Registered Letter or by a Poe al Monty Order, or 1 raft at oar risk. Cata Iopm wntto nr addnB,

P. S. Agents will ple«ee notify ns what firms h*Te agents in their town or city, aad they will receive oar most sincere thanks.

TBOlUSLFmO&CO. Nob. 50 A 54 Elm St., BOSTON, muw

at.^llSdv,

HARRIS A t-bUnSfEB,

31 Ilanover 8t, BnDten, Mas*.

The Last 6

PIRRESTO^J

FALLING HAIR is immediately checked. Car Sale by all Druggists. DEPOT removed from Greenwich St. to 85 Barclay St. & 40 Park Place.

pbs&ONE&QI^IR.

TAS. B. JtiAGGJSRTY & CO 6" DEAI.EB3 ttf1 i1

Tin, Copper and Sbeet Iron

Ware,

Slate andjej* Roofers,

*-!Tis»^-yC "«cA jtt

And

STaon'aotnrera of

Agents,

Work done

sets each

(not ne set each) I-ory Handle Knives, with silver plst.nl Forks, lsot of Lace Curtains.

We id I abo read

printed a (ices of articles for

in all

owaa

can receivo

ds oxtra quality, black colored

Highest market price paid for all kinds of Grain.

Agents for

/OHK HAsrr. JOHN

Wafoiions-.

o)Guod.

that, nfier reading

above advertisement,soma

CB.

eleven articles from onr ex-

7^1

Tbreshtag

liorio Powers

bloOntten Horse Hay

Bailway

(or

Sodlrss hatn)

aRd

"Star"

Ojtton

Circular Cros

and

-catfiawmUIs

Teseta-

F-

rks ra and feed

Mills Puwer Corn She lers, Dow Powers, Ac., Ac. We wish to call theparticnl«ratteu.ion Far-

!atelyllftprov^t'wg^Mtj^«

it f«r superior to any her machine now

inexperienced,

oldnt

be» institutions educating

and

and will

nil

in mar

ket. It is compaci and easily portable, ainpli

tae

TV.

Keex,

Granville,endLicking county,to Ohio.

its vork with

marvellous rapidity and perfection, and with comparat.voiy

least demand upon the

the animals driving it.

ITe have

stteagtb of

III

tltf*

SMALL COXCzaNfi

tru« and eren

temper tyf

oor patent tomp

imiMto oar

fome

wili

club

by,

S llcvery

system, md

present,

will

agtn s.ireairsrtiiingt'-aSul

.k,

ae.criptin

DRY AND FAKCT

GOODS,PLA rEU WABE.JBWELuY WAIUAM, SEWING UA.

tilNi:£c,

price of

f,r the

STA.B Uniok LiifB.g'*

Ware House on JVlain Htnet. Kw*r the T. IT. A T. R-ii,J?epot [£6*lwtff

t&VSSff

its constrociion, and the.euuerasy to opacate

JOSEPH STRONG,

chine by which weareenabled to tfterimyH els—

under almost asy oombiuatiou

culties, and we ate now

relierlftir

it is annoying and

"Star"Ballway 2 jree PuWer

"dtar"

Wbelesale Ketall Orteer,

Jo.

taoifll-

usiug an

entirely new aad

the feeder ot dost,

thus making the cpsration of threshinga ««ifjrtable ana eafc, as with the ordinary

maoniaea

frequently

cestvnetivo

he&Hb. These Machines are made of suitable'lies for our

Lever Pjwcr- for

onr

aud horses.

For sale by oar agents dealers generally.— For fnll particulars, sandfor

onr Illustrated

Descriptive ircui.«r and Price List Cor»e pon. dents will ptoasa address Tbe Albany tottoa

Ull

Hannfacturlng Co., P. o. Drawer 162, Aioauy, N. Y.

19O Main Stre

[-nJ

Ss.ts r-

T-!

poud, 100 pouds, bag aid barrel. Prioes proportioasd to the amonnt purchased 9* p-w Good Batter and Pienie

Cove Oysters, I lb. Cam, $1.85 per

giv

ua.u

cap

y, to divert

cui ommejj

t« themi

^Vj«. WO aivke ib(s

uou&cem'ne sim^'y

f.r tveir iuter«at to

aiw..

uaiforn

OSE DOLLAU.

ClxcCLASS »S}T

AMY ADDtttSSFStE. PAHKliSA W)., Aon. 98 aud 100 Mummer at., Bwten.

THE SUCCESS

Of tbe ONE DOLLAR SALE A BflVOlaUOB £KA1». FurnioUat aauifjra pri'.oof "NE DOL

LAB,

such articlo as are used

Yu.k

Boston.

Agents wanted to co

-cporuteor

with us

ing out a pUn which

stock Dry and Fancy Qoods, Silt or Plated Ware,of Garpetin

can secure a pit

Hh^wl,

of Sheeting, Wat.h, lillk Drew,

Sowing Machiue,

&o.,

Ao.,

Free of

check describing an article

Dollar,

.0J

for

t»

cts

Teas by tbe pound or caddy., troni $125 lo $2,40.

BdJ t*

*W'

MOCHA, O- d.JAVA CETLOSJA

multitude

5ivA j- COFFEE ic

-t-H

mo ol

an-

to inform t9

public

that it

patroslse house,

s'il cootivns to GIVS

BttTta

aoeu

aas

OSEATEB INS7C£2tSslS TO ASiMS ToAK AhT OTSIB

OONOaaH

I.N TBE BCU^ESS.

Stock large, fresh and complete O A

The interest of Cztitomers clostly ,wc1ched.

«jT:o

15 Barrels of Cider Yinegar oi hand and for sale low. yx-j tuo -jaaysas ae^" xr i2. 4! a-'ifte '1

every

family, at a less price than they are sold by any wholesale dnaier in Kew

carry

m-eis

lion, and

the wants of the mil

tho disposal of large aad var ed

".a

Ac. Oar torms

«4tting

Cost«

bo sold for

3l)

for

•.

ti*

Agent'Watches, are tnperior to those of aoy oth firm, as our Circular will show Those

up club'

9i 4)

lor 3i

810.

ATTORNEYS.

jso.

BAian.

far j^Wm. B. MoLEAN, Attorney aad Cou.nsellor at Law -^A*t— GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT,

Terre Haute, Ind. Orrici.—Ho. 86 Mala Street. decod ly

AOlUii

.£

.raT

Suectts,

DENTISTRY.

R. L. H. BARTHOLOMEW Braoaos aso Hccbaniq*JI

E NT IS Tj

Sacceisor to Dr. D. M. WELD, No. 157 Main St Matleaal Block, Terre Baate, lad. [mSOdtf

BICHABDSON, M.

E N I S •fccoififta to BE.'is. 6. a:i*v, OFFICE—On Ohio, betweea Sd and «th Street aplSdtl TIBBX-BAtm. IHD.

C. O. LINCOLH,

The

inoiteBoiftt

by ITS USE

Gray or Faded Eair is quickly 'restored to its youthful color and beauty, and with the first application a beautiful gloss and delightful fragrance is given to the Hair. It will cause Hair to grow on Bald S^ots. 'It will promote luxuriant growth.

Oldest Bstabliaked Dentist In Xerre Haute. fikOrnoa—On Sixth Street, between Main aad Ohio, one door south of NMfiMl House.

Having had npwards of dnhteen yean' rienee ia tatMn, ha la eoafldent that he can give eatiafiMtioa in all cawe. DfMiy

HOTELS.

JJUNTIN HOUSE. d. asTUiqusSk***% Soatbeaat Ooraer Public Sqaare,

Terr® Mattte, Indiana.

BOABDi 99.00 PBSOAY rsst

oimtvi to

Jacob

Aito raoa all nun.

am. ase. o.

NATIONAL MOU8E,

06k. Siata

axs

fiUta svaasr,

TERRE HAUTIfl. IND

coacsa

•Y wai

partu of the country on

sbnrt notion and reasonable terms. may

dviir#

AlOjTBO

HAiSEY & CO., 3TOftAG», OOVHUiOll

MMS*

A I N E A E S

fir*t iit

is all

orderanyether

tha

partios

will com to

tha conclusion that they have been

by some of the

severely tair,dled

»L

«n»dirtf

Thequatity the Goods

be'ter than thesevsed by covccrn in the country.

the Canal Efciin.

TKIrttK

HAnT*. IND

OV1NIBUS LIKE.

MILLER'S OMNIBUS AND HAOK LINE.

WU1 atten'i to all call* for waist leaving the Oity^ud also'daliver pasaeagen. In asy part of tke city with cam and disbateb

All orders le ton the Slate at the Post 09ee,at Davis* Drag Store, or my rtwidenoe will be prompt* ly attend.d to. laatMtf

JOHN ARMSTRONGr

ionsmith andTstencll Cotter*

floor, Whiaky and daok brands, alas flats*

PB0PSI1T0B8.

JACOB BETZ This Houa* has Been thoroughly refornlshel ay 23dwly

pLARK HOUSE. \J oouam ooaaaa o| fiait ajri

Wi B.

oato «ta*star

Torre Hante^ Indiana

6BIPFITB....

PaaaBBlliAS *s|l^^nCWa

Offioe of Marshall, Montezama and Palestine Haok Lines. Free Bus* to aad from all Trains. covBSdtf

miii abb

CialTanized iron Cornice, Window Caps,

$ Wutteriag, to iU--

for the Very Best

HOT AIR FURNACES a *7: ."5* .ft

ST0BAGK, COMMiSSlOA & 6RAIK.

yntxt

E. R. BRYANT & CO., (3nccn

sors to

J. B. TOBWEB,) ti Si

Forwarding & ComraUslon Merchants PEA.LSZK IK (*r»in, Floor and Salt.

axT»TB afassTi^,

Terre Bante, Indiana. This Hotel has recently been refitted, and put la first-clan order, offering accommodations unsar passed in the State.

SIBiET S TOOl*, Prop'rs.

PHYSICIANS.

A. AKNAUD.

OrriOE—Corner of Mala and Fifth Streets, over the National Stata Bank. BESIDBKob—Ohestaat St', between 8th and 7th. miaiy] TEBBB HAUTE. IND.

MANUFACTURERS.

PATRONIZE HOME MA-NU-FAOTCBE8. We have cm hand a fine stock of 3ash, Doors and Bliadaf, ol onr owa manntactnre, which we will sell at a very small tdvaac. on Pet. We Warraut our Work to be superior to any ever before offered in this maiket.

Baiina of us wili furnish employment to your own Mechanics, and at the same tima

Benefit Yourselves

as we warraat all onr work.

Wo also k»ep oh hand, and manafaeture to order, Window and Door Frames, Honldinga and every variety of Finishing Lumber aael in buUd

D?' OLIFT & WILLIAMS. PBAIBIE OlTf PLANING KIUL3. felPdtf

j^OTICE TO SETTLE.

All persona kaowing thtmselvea indebted toth estate of Matthias Mogger, oeased, or to tbe 0i o* Mogger A Sa b, «r« heteby aotifled to settle the earns without delay, with the aaideiaigaed. "Tbe croditorsDi kaid estate or 8rai r*aiso notified to pratal their claim du- tkssa by taid estate or firm, to tbo naderalgaad, far the parpose of a srWy sPt,lamenrXOTBltw

jySOdwlw

A NTON SHIDE, Jt\.

a~„t,:

arkiag Clothing, eut to arder. ia B^aas nade aad repaired ia tho beat or etyla*. 4

Ail work warraated to give satisfaction. •|9hoe *d door lasaof the Sew OnrtMM qtfa roaat, at tha Tlgo eoaaty Hap Isalsa. tm

Ttaoaxa or

Instnimeiital and Tocal Music. Drdne talk at Liodemau'a or Kattaabaeh's rn^nctly attended to. Batof catMaacoe given. luijsastB.

S.HABBBBT. 4. &. *ABSB

REAL S8TATK AOKNCY.

FABKS.

WtLO

UV1ML

Aad Olty riupailj evoryMartyela*, fcr Ma taioiikiasi

ataf

S'"-'

SOssa yaacaaoaMa1 utol»-

MtgSiMl^SS 1SC«a^Sa«^kWlaa HABBSBT

MABSH, IIMIT,

H. D. SCOTT.

HiqKOOX

SEAL ESTATE iiHOkKUS

No. SO Oliio Stree

fcwwyaitcltng'" Ca

Abetraota of Title furnished, Loaiu ne gotiatad and Money inreeted. i? su »tj s:«] norT.

&4i ti

I ,!

COFFEE and SUSAR by the

shrubbed.

-r"

Crackers 8 l«$e.

& asU fa b,

*»w

.FOR 8ALE.

iwtdj 1

Desirable residence an Sooth Sfarkol Stfwjt.— Over

acres of ground, well set with froft aad

Prke, «7,000 terms favorable,

Kew frame bense, and lot, 90xS0U fset, oa bofj-y HU'.. Vtry cheap.

JV"

Two lot* (a Dean's Addition, Very rh.apJ1^

200 acrcs, 3 mliea euit, known as the "Hussej Farm," all fenced, w#H improved good meadow woods pMtar» hii.1 Cue timber. A ftrst-elas •a*a.

Ite js«Vr

ud 1

Real

•!rrr.r -J

ckaxles

oarrt.

gAIBD & CRUFT,

for

sent by mil!.

3B3

S'nd

mouey by Be.I

tered Letter. Circulars mailed to any

dr^cs.

»herofreeAddress

Attorneys at Law, OmoB.—No. 82 Main Street, np stairs. feblSdti

t.'M «t"

.* il :»'A K-i -!ha 4.4-' _»#!'

60 Baildlnc Lots, adjoining the city, north*** —good

sImt-Tow

jrice and futorable terms.

House ard lot, on 1st street, north of Clark House—5 rooine, cistern, large stable, Ao. Prioi gl.SOO.

Xtrmaaapr.

-f

H.rtftage aad Notes SojCOO—ei a 'big^'dv^otct

I'orty afrea S){ thiles sontheast of town—2t acres in cultivation, balance line timber. Terj cheap.

Estate Column

HENDRICH & LANGE,

OOee over first national Bank, a. E. Corner rf F^orth and Main Streets,

Terre Haute* Ind*

'iu

Abstracts of title furnished, Loans ne gotiated, aad Money invested.

""f

tlejJ

4* W

,,rf

FOR SALE.

•OfiH OITY PBdraVVXltt

40 WALL

Forty Lots in Unton's Addition to Terra Saate House and lot, east. O. Io street, House aud lotria-MoAiarr«in.'a Additition, Honteand lot in Sibley's addition on 6tu street, nHouae aad lottoBese's addition on 8th street,

House and lot en Poplar, betwwft- eth and 7tb straets. House and lottni North Btb. -bfitwwn Obmnut and Linton strrets.

Two basic ens Hotuss on Aiein atceot I OODNTT PB0PEBTT. Farm of 89 acrea in Honey Or ok Township, 173 acres in Linton township. 3 Acres below the Bolting Mill, wess side canal. jan39dti

I N S A N E O N

•3 (ixc-a

FIBE,

LIP£

u»r

-u»r.

,rttidO

-AA0 O 1

—AND— "ir si''I

'•5 bsn:af Jtvq ^rlT

mz br.*

-'.i

•o

noh

Jija:

INSURANCE AGENCY

Merchants Fire Ins. Co.,

ill HABTTOBD, OONN. :"3

'6^M9l

tot

HorthAmeriean Fire Ins, Co

HABTFOBD, CONN.

Corn Exchange Fire Ins. Co.,

-X 157 BBOADWAT, NUW TOBK. •Hi*

w»•"

ST.,

NSW TOBK.

SCOTT

Both

si CHO«

World Mutual Life Ins. Co.

117 BB0ADWAT, StW TOBK. 1

Franklin Life Insurance Co

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

United States. Casualty, Co.

wfcBOAjpWAT, NJEW^yOBK*4. Applications taken and Policies issued io soy

tbe above named Companies

io lowest current rates. Also, JiiLAL ESTATE bought and sold, and COLLECTIONS promptly Attended to.

Apply to «1

CRANE/

General Fire and Life Insurance Agent

OS*0*ICJB:t as.«

MainSt., between 5th & 6th

Terre Haute, Ind

Offloe 169 Main Street Old Stand

ot Dte.

Thompson

Bast

ovaa

stw

TMPORTED b.-« a***

•.««««

tsid

*$& its'J

CONSISTING IN PAST OF

t'.r

Xhine and Mosel Wiaes,

BORDEAUX CLAEETS,

Lisbon and Burgundy Fort and Sherry Wine, COGNAC BRANDY,

HOLLAND! AGIN,

Alj strictly PCBX aad ot tha SWT qaalitisf,

(I. WEISS'

:ik

co's,

87 Maift Slreet,

-,n Betww8dand4th its., *•5

1^-i

ANNOUNCEMENT W

.TTt

.«dc*g '.iH ffta

*.r".

'OtoSl

BABE OFPOfffMtY!!

lrt

J.t}0

rtri Tf

,W ««ult

SdMce or Maxton Watwter, 111 Main Stmt,

We have decided to hereafter gtve onr atten a a 3

HOSIERY,

R- *sa,'('6

Clveaoree, Mat nf lagan's Gardes

WHITE GOODS jji/T !«s NOTIONS, LACKS, I EMBROIDERIES, »dl ^-CORSETS,

HOOP SKIRTS,

.,Utnd such ftoods aa partatv'to a Flr*KCIa*S

Trimmings Store!

And to irlinqni^h the tmeiaaas of STAPLB BBT QOObS of evary kind. In order to BAPIDLY dispose of tha Utter, and toolose out th* Stock sltwtaally, we wtll oftr fcr sale, commencing

Saturday, July 25th,

Tin folio »Shg deiirable Ooe!

Aff COST? AT TOUT!! AB

..TttP, poc«t

ffiol

vmy

v*oaoju,W

DRESS GOODS,

PRINTED

PIQUES

PERCALES, &c.

jmM

PRINTS. MUSLINS, bleached and brown. SHEETINGS, 4-4, 5-4, 6-4, 8-4, 9-4,10-4. FLANNELS, large stock.

etrr

SJ#T

Black silks, «gj PLAIN ALPAC AS .am# tiSMMiq poplins,

WOOLDsLAM^ PjU|MaPS» vjg

Br.

e^ooffadg «aii^ JKiSt

Ac.

SHAWLS, choice styles,'«-,^*8 lace Points, Mantuu CLOTHS, CASSIMERESr' JEANS and all kinds of

S«T

Pant stuffs. .tu TIC&INGS, CHECKS, tssstbttvHia sa COTTON YARNS, csq^U tyqx»

Space

--Iril

aid jy

is!

M. A. CRANE, SAML'L C. SCOTT

aofgaiiS'0W

'••r,

BX~t%

fiia ••r-r

The following Old and Billable Companies Bapraseatod. «s

a assr

^nas

LLNENCRAHH, 5i«5«au3 fs«is«asgS BATH TOWELS, #oq TABLE COVifiKS and CLOTHS, lo NAPKINS, DOYLIES, TABLE DAMASKS by the yard O LIN i£N and COTTON DLAPRR bsM MARSEILLES ^UlLTS, Boeideatt great variety other: attidea thaS »a T« have not

to name, chat vill beaold at

PBESEikT COST VALCI! ST»S Also, during ih« continuance of thla aala a "a*A

GREAT REDUCTION

la prices will be nude thronghontthe

aatO

NOTIONS, WHITE GOd!bSnc ZZ TSlMMlNfiS STOCK, 3 So that aa assorted bill of goods Bay bo had muoh lees than ruling prices.

fed

2%m$

Buckeye Fire Insnrance Co m-m™*7*1***'

0HT9-

United States Life Ins. Co. Vc.

?a*qmw}

f»mm xai*.

fxs»*

,«ojb?£| Jas est-Wi«v«tytM'

SkB'iHi

dftw

nc-^W

jmrjip— §t .-

m-tf. B. F9r the arranging the ing every piece with the

And a' tha same time compete for oaoor tha other of these elegant articles, vis: 1st. To tha person who makes the kl^all Ifgregate amount of pnrchasaa of. -Oooda (sssruljd fm through tjja stock and or their owa 'or hhu) use) from tha date of oomrasnwmant of "thla Sale until tka- &rat day. of Septeasb«rrn«it, wwvill,

IV 2 a a el a an

"With glassi Preset-fbot, Hemtner, Braid-' er, and all tbe latest ImproretnaatS pots* plate—the cash valuA of whlfi^ir

I|d5.——

Yalenciennes lace fisadlMt

1)1 T«H AS CSXJft* W0RTH ,1

Twelve DoilSrlrf

Grand

a&t

(MMS

tm4

PRICE in PLAIN PIGUMM8, ottr Htore will be deaed

jMJMi

day the 24 inat., and mMtm a#e open Saturday the 86th, wkmi o? th« above programme will effect, *^i

a!^ AV 'wHLe

Onr

«bj«et Ui.B Hpoi

QUICK WORK

As ponihla in this Sale, wa prsaaat tha.lWln^lm ESTBAINDUCISIkNTS to pnrchaaars to eanf off

oar -m™

GOODS

STABLE

Of every kind at

sia

COST PRICES I!

ger

"ELLIPTIC" 8EWIN0 HACBM1

bi it

SatL To the peason whoa* aggregate'p^dhaMh of OotKia shall t« noatia .moont (satjaoa^sotha 4 above conditio*.}, we wiUcfvea saiaadM

A W O 6 3 8 7 a a

dW- a WOKTH^ I DOLLAB81

3rd. To the parson wbov

»H|IS|SI« aaiehaahS- &

oi ods shall b» th rd ta asaoant, (artMitmll a saa-a c. nditlon*), we will give a beaatirel

•. Ua»»»

HOUSEKEEPJERS,

All interested in buying Dry

Q?9&t

An unoqualed opportune supplief for

Kfr

row fSB

5iJL fr. .»

Out Store-wilt regain ploeed «d Pri4^ mad- witt tr

mtmihrrvfhollM,

sir-

Wholesale* *4C*st ii-ABetoas/1 BBiftnpiTO rJ

uxnyxyuMWft babfWi1 ADWI «PN(^ ri^fw a#

?..•? -e r*r-* #tSi *)nqc

jixeu

La*

I".'\ln

V-*2i\

B' -Ut

illMe.