Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 December 1868 — Page 2

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DAILY

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ILA.VY1& ttju, Ci

TMSdftJ Morning,

.1 New^and Personal*

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THE

Xii Cincinnati 'fries indignantly inquires: Caa»any Amei n'-i" citizen give a good Christian reason why we should not assist the republican Christianity of Europe in seeing tbis Cretan wrong righted? sary i^gferjp vver to

I I os 3JTO,, a™ Thare-1 .nk day morning, one woniih-bwim®*0 highly excited that 0be ribbed to a front window of tffiT%ame^tbreatened htnise and.

savedjrw* te«^W? death, ^nd

to itH»sh mother's arms. I

dling bj impertUfent Congresamen

business. the

raves thus.

Times

an ti-franking, revjval, jfist now

pretalent, has so far affected the^^krts of Congressmen that Senator Rath soy, on behalf of the Postoffice Comtoittea, has reported a bill to aboluh the pfivilega*— We have no gfeat conSdence in It# passage, or in the not less important abolition of the public document distributing business, which-is carried on to a Very unreasonable extent. Newspapers bate superseded the necessity ef such distribution of whatever Is really valuable,

THERE is a gap of only a little more than three hundred miles between the eastward and westward advancing lines of the Union Pacific Railroad. From the Pacific side, the great work has crossed the Sierra Nevada, and is making eastward, if we may believe the sanguine accounts, somewhat less, rapidly than a pedestrian, over the plains beyond Salt Lake. "We shall hear from the Rocky mountain snows ere long, and hear how the snow sheds accomplish their purpose among the Nevadas.

CHICAGO dispatches state that A. O. Ticknor, male party in the famous Ticknor divorce case, lately made application in the Circuit Court for the custody

Parton

dfecourses in the

[which giv*s about $400 p«Map»ta of_th»

w*l Wta- ]%0^U6^ ^hisT^idtobejuat atout tha "trna

cspted an offer of a four years engage-1 jjja friends, which is probable, as he is I

ment to ring in opera, in Paris, and sails 1 -.-uui, staked to hta foea. He is a 1

Tbb Nutmeg State has some compen-1

headj

Is a colored population of two frmdrea, 1 wo**

»hif,h

ttw tBOO

Ms&mm*

Obi, Atej

th"

per

of the children awarded to his wife by the former decision of the same Court.— I l&i^e ily wheel Just eastao aa to Tk. .nnlSr.li/n hai i.iat ha.n ^Aniari h-o I

The application has just been deniqfl by Judge Williams, on the ground of the unfitness of the plaintiff for tie guardianship. The mother is married te Et# ga^a^fiahburne^ with whom Tiukuar n^ tempted to prove she bad committed adultry before the timo of thp divorce.

T«i Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company refiocted great homor upon thamseiy^s by the re-election of Mr. J. W- Garrett to the presidency. After tea Land

years of laborious and oarnest efforts in behalf of tbe company, Mr. Garrett very naturally desired a period of rust, and it was only after the must urgent, solicitations that he consented to continue in the discharge of the duties of bis position.— His gpeecb of acceptance was an ftbie review of the doings of the company, with a clear and comprehensive statement of ita present motion..

Atlantic

the subject of negroes in Massachusetts. From bis interesting article we learn there are not morq than twelve or fifteen thowiadOnegroes in that State but they are so inequally distributed that you may occasionally find a considerable number of them ip one town. They stan4 before the law equal to the white man their ofeiKben sit in the public schools side by side With his they are treated with consideration and respevt they have tbe same opportunities to acquire property fee the white man they go with him to the ballot-box, and vote on the same terms and conditions—nevertheless, their aosial position ia precisely tbe same in Sew England as it is in North Carolina. Tbqy usually live in a cluster of cottages in the outskirts of the village the men are laborers or Waiters, and tbe women take in Washing or go out to service

Ts valuation ot tbe property of Ohio far taxation in 1868 has been completed. It shows 26,144)68# acres of land, valued ttfflPt^agybeiag an sversgv oMBO par acre.. There is found to be 237, 3S5 t(*s than in 1867, reducing tbe ag» asBSonnout $303,585

The total value of tbe chattel property of thrState is $160,008,889, a decrease of 9^789,123 from last year. Tbe real estate of towns and cities amounts to $9,762,816 Aore than last year, and aggregsttes to

v:i-

wealth

pSI the Uliate ihoulS 6i estimated. On this basis the property of the rural districts

Phillips, has ae-j and strongly attached I ffiftad

BBCENT FATALITIES

shootmg

pitched her haby headlwg into tftertr«et. I junction. i^nn I

r#^,red|^e|icnii

cofnty

the past thrown Mt cautious' feelers to. ward Pendletonism may as well under $. «*w daj# sgo aTittlt grl vM» of«ge, daughter of Mr.

rtten and tnat tDesooner. ^ebearth, accidentally set her

oaHeoeptiM »co™ th.«r I

committed by its friends, and to prevent their repetition would throw the Boijiocracy of that State into ajpjopeless minority.

rs l0

has heretofore honored and trusted them-1 *9* I

SpsaKIHP of the resolution ot yongrw"

th0 17th jngt

,on,_Ti

Her frantic motions were luckily noWjed I tween a wbich the latter was I four times larger dividends Ahan other by several persona below, and the little I ^^ftr thr^ shoU at B,yd. I road£. innocent was caught by one of them.j

afternoon last Mr.3. W-

residing near Bantam, Clermont

Ohio, was killed, instantly by the

before.

short time iiwmuw.

Mfs

of the resolution of ^n^M'J

to investigate the election frauds in New LwicasUr, Ohio, lost her life, recently, I

-t I .. AMlinaM CO&l Oil I

Tcrk, u.. CUMC ijMfc I Sdd by toMto proceedings ns "an jmportjnent interned-1

wjjie

matter* concerning which they have no I occured, throwing the fluid over I can never bind a knave.

it was found all light next

lo lbe air

The physicians of Borne, Ga., are out ia a card asking pay from their patients The artesian well at the new County Inea e' Asylum, four miles from St Louis, is now the deepest is tbe world, being nearly 5,500 feet deep.

Tbe.pialra*ille (Pa) presbytery, which is a very old school, lately resolved to Belp no young man to enter the ministry if he belonged to a college secret society

An Ansonia, Conn., "sharpshooter7 recently fired at a squirel that was being pursued by bis ferret and a $30 dog, and Acceded in Killing both dog and ferret «ad iaecaring the squirrel.

Certain 8widish philosophers exposed a icondemnod criminal to a process that frcze bins hard and solid. The body has been placed in a cold vault, and, in after ytars, it is lobe thawed out, the philosophers cUhniog UmU the m&n will wake ufi refreshed and lively after his long

8leeP-

:A!.

The Washingtonian Home for tbe refornoatiek of inebriates, at Boston has received, since its establishment .in 18M, 2,920,iaiie|ibv whosa l» bas siuported, »njlidtf«fi5(Wn it^haaDsformA at a cost« »t%e». "IM8 hun#eds OJdr«nki5ds have beSft feMored t»|htirlbita«ies

uympf»dfast

of tempemace. ^2- -1*Paris waats more add more theaters. There are twenty fivein full operation, and four more are to be built at once, in one baildiag, tbe abaadosied Magazins Bfunk, tbe estaWshment which sold everything at cart price, and gave a coupon for the return of tbe whole of the sum twenty years bene*. Tbe foer theaters are to be a popular ^p«ra, a popular Adelpbi, a light comedy bouse, while th« fourth is to be faroisal Furthermore, Paris is to have an Alhambra, whiob Is to pat I1m London one in the shade.]

A writer in tbe .Boston Oengrefatwn

aliMi

speaks of a parish up in Berkshire coenty, MaA-, "that has not been achat*, ed to employ a fatthfol, laborious, godly pastor for tie Musing sum of $200 par annum, sins A#ot, 1864, till hut spring, wbeo they deeded to turn him out Jp

[/pasture,' as bei 'purpose* any lol eriine of Ming liny-three brother graduate of Dr. 7odd^ tears his junior.Ihel#—•«#-»* I a any parishes around the country equally mean fear.

Tl'ie Highland deer forests in Scotland I have been computed to comprjM jstlaflR 12,000,lW acres, or 3,126 square

head, and that of the large I «£be nu wber of deer contained in the foiwns and ^iti^ 800 par^apiU est of

[13,000,*. id-fe-lbel -i

the

blue-eyed, of the medium nig". I

sation for having given to the world rather heavy and not very preposseesing. I fc^med, and at Jast *cconnts,t*« bw* Brick Pomeroy, In the fact that General -jg^ggimrtttJtT thraks the sad mink was doing **1L «T»nt an4 bo%of ^Connecticut descent.

signs of the conscious decline and fall of Ten years ago *tfoang My ti_ mk _j- ir the refusal of I to one of the meet influential families^ latter-day t*m**»ey I Maury county, Tenn., against bar wishes that party, both in ^hio and lnaiana,^ discarded the man she loved at the mjofberfriefllficAttheendoftwo thdx customary, state conven- I

hi .1 thurn fnr mnnTI nM.oBTO*

ye„8

i: att« rnwtf

.,, .4* *ra«A

to the -high school, I feved to tbe posdbility of eating b» cwte I

applied for adaption though it is free to ill. I* is generally regarded ««a soand#l 1 *trculaU»n i° *U & "pamion that $3,000 of tbo lpose gold «pin appro-1 le«ve tbe bonds to Uke care of the nlatod for the purchase of d^ously

intfiri

niritPtt

PLANTATION Bittsbs

her death at an early hour on the follow- i»« ing morning. A MA» named John Britt came to hie death on Saturday night, at Wilmington, Delaware, under the...most horrible ctrcuntttances, having been literally roasted alive. He was a workman at U. Y. Bice Phoenix Iron Foundry. He had qeen a steady, industrious man, and not mnch addicted to drink, except that he w«mld oceasipn§lly go on a spreee on SMunlaffHgb# On Saturdav night a number of men were employed about tbe foundry la^er than nsial, getting off some wprk that b«d to be finished that night ttritt started with the wagon to take some eastings down to the Diamond State Kolling Mill. That was tbe last those abojut the foundry saw of diseased but he must have returned and pat the team away,

cradles.

his boot. This

trench had been dug around the rim of a expose it Deceased

»lli

l8t ll

knew tbe wheal was there and saw the trench being dug, and how he ever got into the trencfe, with one tide pressed up niAiiutthe r*d hot iron, is a mystery. The jSftir j? as mysterious as it is horrible.

body, burned of all semblance

edt rflridenoe.

cists.

humanity, almost, was taben to dpceas-

OJ^KAlKUf&M.:

Jtgypt has in operation five idflfty-flve miles of railway.

hundred

rfcaUeai»*

••9

mjgfortn to bfikk ita iejj

badiy.

hia

The liUle fallow calmly SUTFay-

-fhercperatton waa n^atly per-

gka^obumed-a.divoreeaad iiWMdl-

anniver- I ately marked hgrfiratlo**. Huwmo«h* week-day uses,

ago her second husband waskffied a#4 last week she was again united to

iiaev!|

and they have been settled there for many I Omh.1T 8*7^ expedient lor TnSSiau^ his subaenpdon years but no colored boy or girl has ever daotly sa»snTptoof that youin wno

Off*®*!4

Democrat

bite on the following, happy

llWe

tie tbfl

tt. He would keep oat the I {mproved style, kissing lire in®8!

.11 .its eiuaniion—would

her content,

eapacHy qJ gTua-

jjymenfai fenot ia" th» Tmrt

and furnish a qopy

Democrat

one year to the hjjpgJ/xWP1*

fine dollar oreatfacK,

new

b« .»«"£•£ hor bMglog

ohanxc of position, the sooner they will I ^3 flames, Wii jn doing softer own cioin ... -a ngain the confidence pf the Country that I died in a

It is not at all strange that I hTpenon, and enveloping her clothing Plahtation Btw«ar^ Oyepepeia^ rn.a I

With

derstanding that the brid^jroom tsanpay more if he ikes." As an illustration of ttos bttneSciaT effects of cheap railway fan, it i* BUtod that the New York Central .Bailroad limited, by legislative enactments, to two cents per mile for passenger fares. Notwithstanding which, this road, under tbe economical management pf last year, is reported to have realized twenty per cent, over aod above all expenses on its total

at Grand 1—127,000,000—in stocltr *t3h«rglng one-

gkilIfu, aop«rintendence,

thir(j

1, about eight Eli Parcels

tariff, it ha» Jet paid, under

Snvrt nnd a neero skillful superintendence, t*o,. three, «r

Chilblaiks ob FBOSTXD Fg*T JU cured without fail by a few applications of Palmer's -V-egotoble Ooemetic—Lotion

DOVB-lxkk eyes sparkle with pleaidrfii

perfume, "PIX)B DEHAYO, 'steal*

g.rd«u

n#eded

john goffman, who resides near I

a vf

and

aha commenced turn- rik

I jn{, down the wick. In an instant 'he I Honest men are easily bound, bat ytftt

flkmefc which ri*e to a height of three Keep no more caU in the house than wi

Tbe frauds wire her head. A young man who I catch mice. was present, who wai suffering from

lameness, did all his power to extinguish Ague.

PLANTATION BITTERS

the flames, "btit before it could be done the I War makes thieves, Peace hangs them, lady waaso horrible burned as to cause I

SIM wiU.

cboiest flowers but such devices ate hjbt now. You have only to open

PHAXOK's peerleM extract^

the blended perlumea of a hundi^

I0tic8 are ftt once 8ameDded

in the iir.

cures Fever an4

cures Liver Com-

plaint and Nervous Headache. Timo is a file that wears and makes nc» noise.

PLANTATION BITTERS

curesKho effects©E

Dissipation and Late Hours Better have one ptDW 'going lh^n t.wo

PLANTATION BITTKBS

are an antidote to

Change of Water and Diet. Fools and obstinate people make lawyers rich.

PLANTATION BITTKBS

morning.-? At about a quarter before eleven deceased went to Bobinson's res Umrant, near the foundry, where he got something to eat He stayed until about a quartet eleven, and theln went out with a man, to whom be ftood talking, until twelve o.clock. He remarked that bethought ha 8HW a liebt in the foundry, and he Per flKNTLKMKN after8IATilT«l would g? and we what it was, ^His chil-1 dren went into the foundry on Sunday momiog to hunt him, and found his burning body, lying in the trench and against a red hot easting, the body in ablaze and one leg partly burned off, so that there wtts no sign whatever of the lower part of it exceptso1"

Partly, Strengthen

and Invigorate. JA kind wife makes a faithful haababd. MAGNOLIA WATKK.—Superior ,to tbe best imported German Cologne, Mid sold at b&lf tbe price.

i'halon's Paphian Lotioi ftr finitliytig Oe BblH aa WMUtlfll. BeaevcB all BBBCTlOm, WIUB. PCmO,

MUT11 BLOTCHE8, TA*, lU tmk .iju.i «orr MAk ^aa^'ibMrKue. For LADIK8 la tbe HBBSISf Bis UralaaNe. •0 "PHANAN LOTIVN" the ealy reliable ra edjr for Diseases an* Mealsbes ef tbe Mill.

.p, w*..

:an-rtr '.sJtl

PIUMMCI "PAPIU1I SOAP" Ibr tbe TOIUT. XliKHKRV aa* BATU, will aot ebap tbe SOX Price, aft Ccaa per Cakf,

-p-if

•. -ri'ii

inm

aOS

"Fl^lft BE MtTOf1 '•FJLOK

"2%

•AtO."

INSURANCE SOLJMN.

FIKE AirDUrX

INSURANCE AGENCY "fir TSf®

The foliowlitg ^»d and Sellable OeWj Repr^aented. Merchants Fire Ins Co., c:

8AETFOBi^kyiira

lorth American Fire IbM)*. BABTPOBD, oomh.

Applications taken and Policies to tny ot the.above named Vam io lowest current, rates. Also, tfKAL ESTATE bought and sold, and (XLLiBOTIONU promptly attended to. •4^r? r-^Tsaut*

Apply to

Terre Haate, intU Office 159 Ksia Street & Old Stand of Drs. Thompson & Boat

.jtqZffis-Si 'tii'-.T

Dlstris

Mf"

16c. for 3

.-v

M. A. ORAN£^k)

Gen oral Fire and Life Insurance AgStttT OFFICJBi Main St., between 5th ft 8th.

.«si

IO»

Oft ACKERS, BBEAS and CAKES, BBETZCL8,

O O E

Os LaCiyettfi

E S. RE de80dly

,,,,-Tifli WMtt 5.S00 1,000

go Bs gmnt Itoiewqod B»* tarti »30to ttaO SO to 76 to 300 y. A3L.XJBU AX

if O tamm ta JkmtAug ef At tie**jP""" f"

INbi to -dsMritrtBf Prists tif silti» I® toSSai'ttawMMrsstwili:

Hm-nottptor

last n«B W.SST sMM- Pri» •••wl npn ft bs (MlvsrsS to tho tieka-holder OB p»yi awl of On Oouii. Prists an imm«almfM* M#lUKS*!"*

b»

ubeiws er i*am

iw iw rase.*

W tsr it. An prts* vale## 'asgta Iwp^SMl on late dsaliai —W» sskci th* foJlowiBg ttoa bitslr iniwa TalaabWPrteJS abd U«l|jperalttod w(o ptUiiktbai S. T. WflktesJBnflslo. •S.OOO. Hisa

AbbI*

Monroe, UhlM-

SoTPtaao, Moon, LohUtjUo,

MmamVtwortk,USlwmmkM^,ft^»o,

mZTt. A. i)»r, Hi.lrl«M«, «SlO. We *lri»lisb KStaaoHMt pwari»km. nsialsss if )b|i Tsssi Bates, »nd,d*»T3»^ib^ »aoe«fc"—^WmJOg-Trir

mm, Ang. "Wit know

f-.ri

USB to

«l-

Ang.

98. "A friend ot

oBMdlMVrV'teeoptisNtwMsk w«s prmftiy 6*mdr~DeUt Sept-3. Send

circatar. UlMtal Indocementi to

Agrato. ttlkbeilM at—d. Avery peekof {Med coatUn o«e c*s« 9irr. ikats MSwt2 84 toSS for

J^ristMrs Aeaid be address to HAB MS. wiifftw

wrm

Ti *.T.

AmeiicaniCompany :«rau wuiu TOILER »0APS. HfiUm VAN KAA6£N e«M

S3 s: PTOBt-el, PkHAtXLPAIA,

a* 2i

Btrcray-st., N. T.

rtfrnMw.Mn^JBdtP AOMWf

Bouquet and, Balm,

InQiuUt*,at*Uand P^rtftwwawanwd eqaaLto tbe CnclUb andspU ftiHy per :ett. cheeper, vbick eocoaots for tbe (r«*t ftlliBg off In the demand lor tbe forriga mm pi, and the onprsMdentad saeoess of the AaWricaa Ceapany TeiM 80SBS. vow aon t'U la the Unite

HU CAPS sad IHA8 ?"ft, g, T. SIATKCAr, HS Oranit St., Hew Turk- Sample Caps, wltk 1 Usitiated eard.seni If desired.

AG1NT9 WANTXt^ IOB

Secrete of the

I|T'

A VffkdMcriftlfeof tbe ?1BT9K^ Cbd the Tfth. SlISTKBllBL BISEKKS and CBDI0.OC KewTtrA iVf. lf»on wl«h to kaoW bow Portnnea are mads and los^ia da howShnjwtf lten are ruined In Wall StmiihovOnslljan tw8*iail«d by Sharpera bow Ministers and Merchants are Blaekaiilled How Dance Halls Concert Saloons are. Xanaged^ bowO^nbllBg Honik & lidttei Ivs a .d conducted how dtock (Jonpanies Original# and bow the Bubbles Burst, read tbis work. It coata'ns oTer Thirty fine Lngravlnns, and tells all about (he Mysteries and Oilaits of Mew Tork, and i* tLe Spiciest aod Cheapest wockof the kind pnblUhed ONLY $2.75 PER OOPT.

MTtnl fjr (xrcalsxsaata ssaeer t«r»s, and a fall dsscrtotton the w«»k. A^trras JONKS ltUOTHKfl A Co., Ctnelnnsti, 0 Chicago, III. or St. CstiU. Mo. :5.TT

HIT SB'S 6DIDE AfiB XRAEfKS'I COXPAK •a Mbr—Howtohnnt and tr»p all animal*. t« saa fan, Bake ttape, boats^ Ac. any brmar or bof. betr&re ofpjgns receipt*.' Well .print, and bonod. 0

get.

HUNTeB

A CO.,

ilineiale,

S. B.

rarioumT 100,000 If OOPIKS of the NKW WORK by Jimnis Ucaai Bao—re, will b] Sold by Agents do rlsl the neat

turn

aont&s.

THe Great Metropolis, A XIJWK 07 RKV I OB*, Is creating a Iqroie wbereTer sern, nn«jo»lled in the book trsda —it tar destlncil "to an immense sal*. lAjM Afenli Wasted.

One Agsst fsperteM aamea lb 4 hours. One agent Mint day. Oste89 is Sdajs. One writ«« ^Ican sell lO^lna monUi.'- Iiadles, iaTaliddifeMad soldiers, teacfetra, yoangmf and wem enrasdotbsn are Sniteau to suSl for ia*ortaatlo&. Thn work Is Justanaofnced, and good territory csofeasecured by provpt %pplicatk»~

Sofm Qnc*im)tk»,

KsteSfra

Commilatoia paid

upon

this book. Address. B. W. PfilSW A OO. Tol^ dQ, Obto. ....

O N A E

Ibtfufl value mi jr* to

any

Bcoi Ag*M.

BOOK 'AliraiS WANTBII r«r lutkew Isle Saitkl Hew Boat, SUNSHINE AND SHADOW

I3V NEW TOUR.

a work or AisoatiMO nTaatsr, replet* with An ecdotes and Incidents of Life in tha Great Xetropolts.

Orer W.OOO told tbV first SO dan. Ho book since the d»ys ol Unci* loin's Cabia*

erer sold

«o rapidly. Tha most couplet* work on Hew Tork *T».' written. Agents art meetiag wlthasi toufhiag success. Oae Agent sold SO in one day anoHuT sold and dollrerej 227 In IS days, another sold iao la oae week, an ithera ofd 604 la 7 days. Tfl Yon wish to know ho# P«tnn«eare made if and lost in a day how Shrewd Men are ra inad ia Wall Ami how "tioantrjmen" are swindled by Sharpers bow XinbMrs aod Merchants ate Blackmailed how Caece Hall* and Concert Saloons are Managed haw Gambling Hoases aad Lotteries are roa*sct*d how Stoc Oompaniea Orlglnats and how the Babbles Barst, read this work, ft tsHs yOa about the aysterlf of Hew \oik,!and coatalas Biogradhical naetahee of Its' noted Xtllloaalrss, Merchants, Ao.

AhrjK

OcaissTal.TSOfsyssVM|rBlmlnUtd. Thslargaet —-wartrtt-Ti girea. Oar 33-nag* citcalar and fit QrasHback seat fna oa applw tl«n.

fall

partknlaia aad tanas, address the PablMier*

MfblCASTiHiUS I1IHI IMcibtms Ibr tba.nsvaUr woik, Hv Tears lathe MM Verl#. 1S-,0W atnadyBold. A lumon Boi.iaax Paasnm Ssvr |to. tke time toasksawr. Sand for terms to

W.C. PALin, «r^ Lihle Moasa, Hew ¥«rk.

QTAB SPANGLED BANNER IJ A large 40 coloma paper Bleb, tare aad reefed »oilW oharatog reading, tan, Tact aad fancy. "Ctahoklihz" a tplsillf steel plate, "Paka" to ITBT enbeeMher Only TS c. nto a year. "Xraagellae" sell* at 99. flnbacrlber now. flpubaea* Sets. AddreesBimi Omci, ill.iedatarM.S.

KMONTERS.

"KtOB aH the NKWS

nam

WWATBBIAS

M-

BA&BB FLOUB STOBS.

AND

DN rRANK HEIXIG A IBM MushslttM of att Mads

Ei m,

it.,

between Oaentaad Aspat,

,^a nronur*^

Hon, Yerxmt Bis

-toriral, Biographlptl, geological aad Obit nary Sketches, the Oaireas Hews trass each coantr lathe Mate, itcbt f«it, tha best paper for Teraonten, th* Ttfsat Isssis stl '. fS.Se p* jaasH^S ft si* awathe

moBtha. Bfery veariy subscriber gets

a atesant. Hocbaaaas. All ssrrsd alike. Terms »lWays 1a advance. Olaba Are aad orer, to one eddras, ts.00 par year sash. Beery Ter* moatar shonld take it. Addrsss TBI TIBMOHT BBOOBD AND FABMEB, Brattlakcra, Ysraont.

paid to sell ffoxcaa or ma WsatD

and lArs* mrtrdhwwriaa. AUreas J. C. Tit. torn, PlttabTgh, PaCA1TSMIU WAMTKB fatSMMH f*W Mf IsHcr," aad •fees er 14ft ta eal Mas," by

Kf, MtaMa fbr BdlMay Prewnta. Sold by nbserifdos only. The__te»t book out for SjmIS. ftsl br tsrssstow. C. 14, Bihi* Dauae, Mew Toik.

fttsA, Jr.,

of SWM WHKAT, BTX,

WATS

and will

oOBH frow tried

b* Ssnnd la HOXB *22151*1"

tor Jaaeary, MGB. Oat it frsalwr T. S. ABTHDB A «il bs promptly

Twenty cents comber.— Sn pric* to Mhislshli 11I tt _5|W

MMMAL

dDffifll fcrfS]

BSgbt ccpVss for f» aad aa antra eopj

%»|dlsr Qrf the H»b. xiw —Mfc ftp jejiiii 11 1. wsi ftr a

*zr

datsot gat ssweghto weare one

the

(SsaisHkM sot (See }s(«eHi

.jfr. L«AKg^s^fo|Tfy fn TTamr«beIon /tnXBMAI., wwrth HfiO-, Xat Mst DslT TMns, smft U, aad a

MrpMatBalslaiiatbt of Gea. Oassn in FAiuur, north

ruiubff, isitussst

m*.

irVEIV AWAY 1

THE HOMRMRF:

JBjs fiaT#rit»

est aod

THE CH9AP TWlotfewlsg aai

vmrj

utaorin bS«f(K OHtdMRMi:-IJV-IS GATLOXD CtARK, Mnl K. T. KLLKT, OPPHKD8 0. KBBB, P. HAMILTON KTXSS, KDWABD 8. ELUSrStn. A.

PHKLP8.

Tha contosts irfil coacbt

briUiigt jBtevsl-

P**ry. CB«*mi ^Ar-

tatijeeer, Re«i«ws, JsK-

ScfcmtiSc Sketches, tkl*

Agrfcaltnral 8nl.j^„, _.

iaaa, Mews SditoriaU. Marketffmtf all IM Is calcolatcd to instrsct and ea«t«taia Iha iattea bally circle—tbe whole bebtg-fne from aU.. Polltacalaad Sectarian bias.

The Ulostriooa will be three In eacbjbifiibfe aad from tha tatj beat artiats to Bfe oaWUylf QBKAf ISDUCUOSHIS TO CLOBiilbr ^ci twjsss la xoiMi

aam*

Awaffr

In addittoa to the other prise) WittmiMow,ihe following will be jkald_talhe gaisar'ap er i* largest clubs seat la bettrsea Hovaber lit, 1869, and April 1st, 1869. Prises wii l« paid on or baton April 10th 1869. ri a A TheOAtte»np of the Larg- «, est Olqb sent ns between 'y the datesmeationedaX'TS will receive.—^-fSOOjiW lo Scosabadn Second Largeat Otnh—...... 400,OU Third Largeat anb....„ 300,00 J2 Poorth Largest Club 200,00 n,-th l*rgeet Clab_. 1(KX|M Jftl The Getter np of aaohOlah of 100 Subscribers win r^F rvcetre 10,M 5»«mThe Getter nn each Olnb'..-' fill flslisnilliiia will .-2,^Jet'

..,n,r

ff^TSW.n.ji ,".i in' 5,8l Tba flatter itp of caeKOInb of Snbseribers will b* eatlHid to atUct a book or books, tha price of which Is IS,80 The Getter np of each Olab of 2S Snb^cribars

Will be as titled to select a book or boeks, the price of. which is..^^.._. 2,60 Tlia Getter np of each Club of 16 Snbtcrtbera ~.,'.

Will be entitled to talect a book or books, the price of which is.«^.:«_„....„...,„...._. ljSO Tha Getter np of *ach Olab oflu ttahsoribers will be entitled to aeicct a book or books, the price of Which fs..»_ J,00 The Setter up of each dob

6 Subscribers^

r-a

will be entitled to select a book or bookr, s, 1 the price of which ls......«.......„

A Catalogue from one of the largest publishing houses in the United States will te furnished, horn which selections caa be made, and tbe books will ba sent to the parties entitled to theni, POST AGB PBBB. 'i TEUXS: Siagle»Copies...^,„..,.._jriVE OSSTd One copy, ono jtar '4,00 Two copies, one year a,80 Cirecopi s, oneyear_....M.»_.„™ 9,00 Ten CopifS and one extra to the Uetterup of tbe Club, 17,00 FUtaon copies, one year and ono extra...... 26,00 Twenty fi»e copies, and one extra 40,00 Forty copies, and oae extr«64,tW Fiftr copies, and one exira 166,u0

Tba Postage on the Hoane Weekly is 20 cants a year. Postmaseers and others who get up Clubs, can afterwards add names at the same rates, and the names will be counted, up to Api il lit, as part of the original Club.

Specimen copies sent, free of postage, on receipt of afire cent nots, Send for specimens, aad commence sending In your Olubeosriy. Ail communications must be addressed to JOSEPH

XUXKS, oiJ

Publisher and Prop'rii#

191 SO. TUP4 St P|iM«l|bi«l.

A PENNY SAVED' 18 A PESST EARNED. How every fsmily caaecoaomfza from 6) to 1£0 dollars annually. Howagents can eske money. Fnil partldulars east free. Address -O. 8. WABBKH CO., 31 and 35 Sudbury atroe^, Boston.

MK4T lSBllCBlKSITS TO BVHSOtlBIBB!

LET

»lj •HIWAlfs I Worth flO 1

Well .print.a and bonod. p*gfS. Only -25 cests^forjl. Address i.

thoso who want a first-class TjADT'S MAGAZIHK and a first-lass WKKKLY

PAPKB,

send a? ones Utr a sample copy Of THE Ulil'S IMBHD, and TBE MATPKDAT ETESISU POST,

And see fbs nneqnaled inducements offered. Sampfc Copies 0/

bM art lent atVH. Addeeu

D8AC0N A PETKK80N, He. Walavt-st, Pblladcipbl^ fa.

Tin rucncAL vAiin. HOW IN ITS 31XTH TEABI, Published in Philadelphia,

\MQSTHLYst 91,Stfperoomnsiaathanee.

PASCHALL X0BBIS, |8 He. 13th St,, Phllada,Pa. eepice tier $3(h Is chiefly made np ot original inatur, in relation

The dreeian Bend.—Tho JL beat gams for tbe Holtatyt .Pattb A Bno, 72S2 8*a*om St., Philadelphia. VXTILLIAM PAERY'S BASPBEB-

Bin and Bucusaatu brought fi peir

quart. loO acres best varieties Frnlt Tr«s,Vines, and Plants. Sendstanp for catalogues and Club rales, UCinaamiusoD, O New Jersey. t«ii#eb tsed. 0B AND BAP IDS," MIQH., 1 --Ssn. 10, 186f,| LrppExooTt A Baxawcu.: ,]/

Tha people to becrasy about your BED JACKET AXIS.seem Please *end me twenty dozen more.

CA UTION.—Unprintslpled'(tatters

are selling Axes painted red, as the Ban JACKS* Axe. The eood qualities of this Axe consists in Its CUTTING qialitins, the ted paint.

The "Ban

JACKET"

Wot

W9HIH6 TOBACCO.

Coapstent ciitlcs pronounce it bsst tw thacy roeIt is made of the best stock frown. The Nicotine Is extracted, there are

No drugs in It, consequently it is Anti-nervous In its eSSeots, i:"»6 It has an agreeable, aromatic fiaror, -. -"Dees not burn or sting the tongue,

LftTN no unpleasant aftertaste in the Month, or dUagxeeable odor in the room. Instead of exciting tbe nervous forces, _rlt allays irritation, and oalsu the*. •We regard it aa the perfection of '{Smoking Tobacco Orders for elegant -^Meerschaum Pipe* are belag packed dally Tn the various sliad bags in which ItlssoM,

As aa extra inducement for th- se Who lore a good smoke to try It. LOBIIXABB'S "EUKEKA" SMoklif Tobacco

I* Ukawls* an excel lent article of ohoioa Virginia Tobacco, of a hasvier body thea tbe Former, and hence much cheaper in price NeTsrthelo** It makes aa excellent smoke. Orders for Xeerschana Pipes Daily packed ia thle bread.

v» g*

Lsmum

Jj.

«eEm*r Chewing Tobaeeo Oompowd of the beat cutting Leaf in the Oonntry. Superior In color, finer ia quality,

Aad makes abetter chew than other broads. Arkaowkdgrd The Tioadlng Fine Oat Tobacco wherever used. BsapectaMe JobbatsaaddealsriiBan sections •?. Ksep it, aad small buyers can save money, Ttee aad trouble br purchasing of them. Lentllarrs Kacesbey, liact Isn and MM XlA stiU retain tfce eacelient qaalittei which has* asada Ibosa so Csiaoai everywhere.

OUen'arsesat On application. P. MBI1XAKB, Hew Tort.

LOOK LOOK 1 The magnitude of uai tiustaes kht'enabled us to ""uDUCKHIKta TO AdKKTS^

r'.

•II MftUftlALEfl, MfMUIratMUMafOOROHQiM^

Laiger Tkaa Ever! Bead for circulars, with XXV MUUIH liTU, beCsre eeuillua yonr clubs elsewbtss.

Addsaas StCiTHearSOBAOOi. teq Fudeial tmmBmimei

-"WMEIFR

DOXIBIiX-QCAB. The only Wringef 'w listening abera the Oogs,

TfiHUKHMCHiHIHUg.

SB'S PIL* eatwnal •sa.- Satwely Timetable C»Mi ia Ike Si ofttWOid and iftw World

t*i yeas. Prepaod by H. D. FOWIiB, (MM, Boston. SI a bottle. Sold everywhere,

sircafar* /ire*.

Satd far

GROCERY

c-.

AHO—..

PROVISION STCWRR!

D. MOJjJLO T$

—r-nnansa m-— KVtt.%

flMeeriwand Provisions, IMkMiMMBlcSils 4ser beMb ef tbe Psst ua«* Terre-Hautei Indiana.

Thsnndsrsigned hw jut opened at tbe afcare and, & tlrat-clasa Family Grooery and ProTlaion dtor^, with a large and well Beiectod stock of new and truah arttciss suitable for iter) day use* ia tamtttes, to which he calls tbe attention of his frlands and tbe public geanrally.

Goods delirer.4i to auy part of the city frrne of charge. Iligheet cash price paid for Oonntry Produce.

JySddw

Counti nov741m

D. ilOLLOr.

pABTICUIiAR HOTICEi"'All persons knowing theaeelTea indebted to the Firm of Austin & Gricsby are requested to call at my Slots, south of the national House, tilrtb Street, an I sottle th-) sanf. immejiately, aa »n ars ta h«sd of all oar outstanding claims. a: LCTaSBGBltiSB?

Thanklhl for patiVWhgu hereiofbra rt ceifed at the former stand, I invite my frit nds IOSail at my new stand, formerlyoccnpled by Win. lions cl, here I nhall ks pbstal to furnkh CnooerlH and try Produce at th lowest market nl|!.

LOTH Kit GKitiSBJ

Real Estate Column It r^r»J8 0?'

as*a w**

WOT) S09fiT!fm

HENDBICH & LANGE, Office .ores First National Bnirfc, S. E. Corn«»il«i Fourth and Main Streets, "Ind. fcrtfl-

Terre Haute, vwi

lemyt.-

*w*-

•eiaaB.

,'&v

i&t,

Abstracts df title fiimished, Ip«na ne gdtiat&d, and Meniy invested, FOB NAJLJB.

'Mi Man

iikt sift

PBOPKBTT.

Forty IaOtsln Linton's Addition to Terre Baste

_Ho«s* and lot, east Ohio street,

Bouse and lot, io XcHurrain's Additltion, House and lot In Sibley'sadditlou on (Ub street, Bonsa and lot in Bose'a addition on Sth street, House and lot on Poplar, botween 6th and 7th streets,

House and lot on North 6(J, between libnanl and Linton streets. Two business Booses on Main street

VS'

OOUNTT PBOPKBT*.

Farm ef SS seres In Honey Cr-wik Township, 173. acree in Lintoa township. 8 Atres Wow^Bol^lUi^weM^can^l.

St IM sd» xalx

Jtn&dU

snivs mmui.

I fctsa EJS^C' !.S6JSCife *.««:

every Department

of AORicujiTOaB, Honnontsnaa, and BUBAL EoonoMT. Large ibdnceujent* and liberal prem* inm« oflered to Agents and Canvassers, t'aaurle copies fnraishel on appUoation. XXTANTED—AK AflERT In each-town, ww to take the Agency for the sale of Brad* strsst's Bnbfesr MssMtag aai Weatb. e* Strips, applied to tbe sides, bottom top and center or doors and windows. The sale. Is beyond anything erer otfered to Agents. Front Tea to Tw*aty-BTe Dollars per 4ay can be made. Send for agent*' circular. First who apply secure 1 bargain. J. B. BBADSXBXEE A CO., Boston Mast.'

iWINE

'to

e«o ir E S

THE BEST BITTERS I jFor Weakly Persons,

F(ttl' TBB WIAK, FOB THE PALE, 1 FOB THB SICKLY,

FOB TBB AGED,

jV9i]

TP*-'?,?-W.

T- nrs truly, ffcsjfw D. P.

FOB FBMALK8-, »OB SPUING USE iII

Bitters Equal to The Speer's Standard Wine Bitters, j.. .-.—nA»a or— WINE HERBS 8P»i's Celebrated Wine, so welt known, with PKBFVlAH BASK, i. """"ateflBr.

tlsri? f/86.

v! iSS Vftisi^i

ISnotInmanufacturers.

for sal* by all responsl

ble hsrdware dealers and the LIPP1NC0TT BAKE WELL,

I -b -"jr.t

Pittsbeigh, rm.

A good imoke ia a perpetual comfort* lOBBlLLABB'S a

WIJJI tlllKBBI

"UUSkb,

aod snch other HE ^3 and BOOTS as will in all nasns assist Dlgestiou, promote tbe Sacretions ot the System II the natural channels, and ghre

TOJSTE AUSTIN VIGOE si|0 TH*— YOUNG AND OLD, HALS AND FEMALE! ^i^gsejt^with wonderful •necss. Brings ill* OOLOH To the pale while lip,

BLOOM AND BEAUTY To the thlo face and care-worn .untensnce. Onr*a FETBR and eteates APP8TITE. Try men. Usu none other. Ask foe SPEKU'ct STANDABD BITTEBS. Sold by Druggl.ta anil Grocers, dee that my signature is over the.cork of each Bottle.

ALFRED SrEER,

Passaic, N. J., and 213 Broadway, New York, JSV Trade supplied by JOHNSON, HOLLO WAI CO., Philadelphia: GKOItaE A. B.ICL LI, Pittsburg, and by ail Wholesale Dealer*, for sale by BABB, OOLICK A RKBBT an ISwad Tn Thur a 8at.

BOOTS AND SHOES

Boots & Shoes -.T TO SUIT vrE I E S 2

T-.

fj ,fe:

.^Ha-rlng just reoeiTed, ., C. E. RUGGLES a well (elected Stock of IPjmen, Itisse*, aad Chi! dren'a fleuueer Wear, whleh I will-offer tor s»k at tbe

Very Lowest Casb Price! And I haw else received a large assortment

MEN'S WOBK

On tbe *wtet aattoe aad the sso*t faoblonable styles. fllSINO dose asatly and la haste.-~ Don't (vrget tke plaoe, but call aad ezamiae, you do ao« bay. O. E. BCOOLBS, 8dtf Bo. 1*. North 4th Street.

c. w. nrxcncsT,

z- A.

jacuox.

Kew Honse and New Bnstness.

mt tn

DEIOREST* JACKSON, WkakSele a B«tsn •eaters la all Kla4bef COVITBf PAODUtf.

House on Ohio Street, between 4th and 5th, TEKBK HAUTE, IS lLAMAAlec, Betall Dealers ia Feed, Fruit, Peultry,

KSr for an kinds ef Hackator ffPilAr.Sdlir

CfilCKERlNOS.

n%r. lyTWW a -~3 al*%& 1.9^ i'-jja

case of

fitllar*. aathariat ali dealeis to refund tbaiaon a»ebargs it back to me. Ho failure

tor

orer

The Celebrated Patent Cycloids

and ether well-known aad reliabls Makers.

CAKHART & KEBHAVB

ftarlor and Church Organs and MHodeons,

SHSBT MUSIC, LNSTKUCTION BOOKS,

Sntttt X98^~InsMtente, a*»il- JlWI Musifcal Merchandise. em

PIANOS FOR, RENT.

AIm^ ollIilitBrnMtiUkra InMchtmg«or j*rt pay ob bow ones. Pidnos, Melodeonsy and all kinds of smaller Xusicat Instmments tepaired bp

"VOMPE TENT WORKMEN.

Sead_prd*rs to hissiv^R'S PALACE MUSIC,

No 48, Ohi^Stroot, ,, :r^g (Opposite ths Old Court House,) JTBHHW.HAUTK. IN I»

•4T*

I S A S

G&IK ett*U?8i MM -te' -nwnt run

$3i

S£'"J-1i«,»4A-

1T0 MAIN STREET,

0£MIM« BLOCK, OFFER BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS FOR THB HOLIDAYS*

Elegant Dress Patterns From «S,G0 upwards. Real [iaca H'dk'fs,

Valenciennes H'dkfs,

?i*

lMC

Embroidered H'dkfs, Front 25 cents upwards. Real Laee Collars, ^Maltese Collars, •t. Embroidered Collars, »n' "pi ®''oiB 80 cents upwnrts. Ladies Gloves, from 50e. np.

BEST DUOHESS

Alexander Kid Gloves, 11,75. (These Goods are warranted to be equal to any in the market.) LADIES SCARFS,"

From 35 cents upwards.

Ladles and Misses Hoods From 40 cents upwards. Ladles and Hisses Jaeltets,

From 74 cents upwaffds.

NUBIAS, From 60 cents upwards. Ladles and Hisses Shawls,

From 11,00 up wv|^.

A Fine Stock of,

Broche Shawls, BEALLT CHEAP. O S

Wo will soil very low.tr close out before New

Tear.

Ladles and Misses Balmorals, From 91,00 upward. The Celebrated Boulevard Skirt

From f»,00 upward.

Gent's Gloves, Scarfs, Back and Kid Gloves, Oheaper than ever. 11$., FAiiCY GOODS,

We hare a beautiful line of,

StseirM nl Coral Bntkn aad far Stags, Shawl Ptas, Chans Kalvss, TalUt Boxes, Shell Boxes, Watch Holders, tilore .,.

SoXts, i'tgar Htaads, «c., etc. r-nr W« shall sell ali oar Goods lower than before, to induce our friends to buy liberally for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. C. WITTIG A CO., 170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK.

MOTHERS! MOTHERS!! MOTHERS!!! ^.DOHT FAIL. TO FBUCTJM Mrs. Winsiew's SootiiiDi Sywi,

For Cbfldrvn Teething This raluabte preparation hae been used wltt NEVEB FAUJNU 8UCCBSS IN THO0BANDB OF CAflEa

It not only relieves tha ohOd from pats, but Inrteocntes the stomach and bowels, corrects additf, aad glrw tone and enesgjr to tha whots system. It will also instantly rellere

Urtptmg tm Mo Bovmtu mm* ITM Colie.

We beUrre it the BEST aad 8TJEK8T EE*XDTINTHB WORLD, in all cases of DYBlirrEBT and DLABBHOtA IW CHH.DBKN, Whether ariainffftom teothin* or any other causa.

Full •direction* (br using will accompany each botttSk'

Be sure and call for "*B8. WINBLOVrS BOOTHINQ BTBtJJ?," Harto^

9m/hc-etmiU

"Crrrm It

F| R. DSDERKY, & HOI (EOPATBIO

Ilea's, Boy's aad Touth's Boots aad Shoes, bough at tbe bead of the market, eo they can be Sold to SHI the Present Time?

Xy motto £1 "Boy, Cheap, Sell Cheap—aaall Profits aad Qats'x Balee." 1 also manufacture ail kinds of

PHTSIC14JT, MKtiBOif AJIB AOOOCCHBB. Kim: Bight Her. Blshap Talbott, D. D., Bit. W. Martla.

S. Beach, Ksq. Sr. I^prl.

omct ixp Rtstoncs on Mulbertr street, be* tweea 6th and 7th, n«xt to JNormal Sahool. s^satf

THE, csi I

WISE MEN of the LAND, Tbe DiTlne, (lie Physician, tbe Jadgo,

USE DAILY

LN THEIR OWN 110X14 AND BKCOMMEHD To atl Invalids and 8ufierers

nam

Dyspejiia, 8ieh Headaohe, Pour 8»oniB«h, Cost* Ireneas, lleartl.urn. Indigestion, Pilns, Bilious Attacks. Liver C«aplalals, Oosi, and

Khennutic Affcctioo*

,hui^XA^USLE^a OWN GREAT AND 600B BEMSftf, TABBAHrS, 'I Effeirescent Seltzer Aperieflt, ii41 ci

Boot tuid Hsit Sell table M«((ieta« Kr -r oflered to people for Uw abore class of Tbe aorslnf babe, ita brothars and sisters, its parents and srand-pareate, will alt And this pleasant remedy wail adapted tsr their diflhrent cob plaints. nAirrrac7t a tt "H^r'

TARRANT 4b

878 Gteeesrwlcfa. New! •ST For Sale by at! Drn«lscs. it«as^M?#»

uuvws&Hr

ANT TAILORINt

TJl I LORlJYi^

W3LHMSMEY

r^'

.r ir-rj: ftt—Hieq* 3k

Merchant Tftilor. s£tm& •tiM If s»l

CLOTHS,

U&S

•n

:s"

Has jiat nniftri a HSW STOCK

-r» lot iarfU'p'JJi -'1

«a?

s#?e- s3w as

•sM t» tftrf

^«TKBCOUIIG»,

6AW

andTRlHMlBTG

Which he proposes to make up to ordei y« in the

Most Approved Style

$•$*«&

TH«

ill, lo rjjai.'oi

O W

rSw 9® a i»lhw?ns

14G Main Street.

Stock on hand,

Stock is Entirely New*

BepSS

|J ERCHAINT

TAILORING!

mttv ftter'i-

rBROBUCI

8CHUWIR6

Haaiust received a largvanf WeTTseMeted Stdck

Fail and Winter Goods?

Oonslnlng ia part of FI

French/iBgllsh and American

f' VASmiMWMim!

SWiS'T

English Meiloir, fcr^nslness Sn!u. French Cloth, Doeskin & Beaver, Which will be sold at Ihe wry lowest prices, foi oashonly, ny th» yard, or made up ta ordt.r on short notkj.

"LOW PRICES, EXACT FITS, and ,! P1BST QUALITY GOODS" is* Is my motto,.

Csiisaiers, old sn.1 new, are cm dial ly IsTitedto all at 175 VaiB St^tonth side, bet. 6tb 17 th.

H. B. Cutting done to order also, Beuoratinn and BepatrlniiTn the cheapest nanner.

r.|

BLACK, BROnur,

Pmm,"

on the ontaide wiapper. All othets taitations.

PHYSICIANS.

43ta

MERCHANT

•hstK mi it

?i-

mi-.

p»j *w Ml A

TAILOR ING

YFALL TRADE, 1868,

IS NOW RBCIITTHO STB

FALL AND WINTER STOCK*. OONHISTUfO IK PABTj OF FHIK

1 j' FRENCH and EITGLISH 'lit'i

v..-*i~ ti-

ti 'Ft

baol5itao

:An-^4

•stwo

srjut

OflEVOIl'

«ts:

J-1

•A:

"••JOB-

i."j

BUSINESS SUITSI.

BLUE, DAHLIA

AND SILVER FOX

liKAYKKS!

An4 for a Fine AsseriawaS of «aflt aad Colored

Cloths and Doeskin Casslmeres.

if BIAOTim 8VYLKS I

Of AMFRICAN CASSIMKRE9 of all gradee and prloes. 2 ,c.r.~ ...

nvi

assortmon.,

Also kept oonstantly oa hand a good

CUoveg, Hosiery, Handkerch'fsj Hunpendcrs, Ties, dtc.

'•'I

SHIRTS,

.of tba^sst qnality, made to order.

.rs*

£,tn« qf

Woolen Shirts, "Knit Jackets,4

I 81iawla.«: fc-. (A few KlewOna.]

!"ti

I Satchels and_Vali8es,

•3

fc-j.'-

ailt iBLACKT

Stfll super in tands the Merchant Tailoring'?

Department, aaS guarantees a perfret St.~

CCSTQMEBS, OLD AND MBWfs-

Areeardlally InrMedtoeall at-

r„r

Orfj BAHr]WIIiT£B»S,

tm No, 79 Main fttrtmt