Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 January 1869 — Page 2

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The St. Louia_

Tbnndftf Horning* Jan. ttlii IM9- ^juastToa premature. The question cannot be passed upon or determined at any) is soon to take place, while other great questions of paramount diacafr

fewa and Perfiondl.\

Brick Pomkkot has cot his hand into

the todmwmwmtmmpms ernment." The Bridie

Ddh&e/'tU

about all it has.

of last

Saturday has over eleven columns of City1 Government advertisements, and that is

The wife of a Mr. Eelley, living ten

miles south of Brookfield, Linn county, Mo., a few days since gave birth to threo children (two boys and a girl) weighing respectively 8, 7| and 7 pounds. The fath

pectively 8, 7| and 7 pounds. The

ed. Mr. Rollins, Commissioner of Inter* nal Revenue, will "stick" it out until

March, when General Grkht ^{llJha4e a name ready for the Senate to act upon Mr. Bollins will then move to Boston where, to yty ti Ohandle^ he'Wfll Attend *t6 thrilnuHRrci' agencies in Hew England of Jay Cooke's new Life Insurance Company.

Thz

Tribune

reports our Ancient Mar

iner in trouble. The"Apjir&pHalion Com* mittee thinks the Old Salt is extravagant* and is curtailing his allowances right and left.

even hinted thi|fc undeT

lead of General GranfV person frlMds, there is to be an opposition to the large expenditures for squadrons on foreign stations. The Barnacles begin to fear that, with all' .lhesi neW-tfangled^ifetions, things are coming to a pretty pass indeed.

It is currently repdite# that M? J?

Walker has given an opinion to the Danish Envoy that Mr. Seward has so far committed the government .in the purcWaseof St. Thomas 'thtrf th$ State! is liable for the" purchase money, and that, unless Mr. Seward soon takes proper steps to make good his bargain, Denmark w^ll apply to the Supreme Court for redress under the law of nations.

Mr. SevfiEfiB^aii^Fer sdfiflhe CttttyW the Senate, and will not, unless he is driven to it by the Danish Envoy, now having the mister in ^charge. he should send it in, it Will certainly be rejected.

New Year's day, while there was a

lull among the callers at Secretary Seward's, be opened up the subject of new domain for the United Slates, and remarked that the work of disentegration

was going on through all the adjacent territory on this opi fragments were all gravitating towaids the United States. "The work goes on rapidly he continued, "Why to-day we can buy St. Thomas for far less than we could one year ago. The Danish Government evidently view with alarm, the movements now in progress in the'vuloiis West India Islands." Before he conclud ed, he gave free expression to hh dislikes of the "niggardliness of Congress," that prevented him from buying up all the tracks that could be had how,earthquakes and pestilences included.

Democrat

Bays "Tift

main opposition to. the,election of Gen. Schurz is on the jjrounliliat .wilL deprive Senator Drake of the undivided control of government patronage for this State. This is indeed a most extraordina' ry claim, yet Senatpr Drake declares that he has left his seat at Washington, left the public interests entrusted to him, left le-iis-1 influence. Ho claims as his right the control of patronage in MiisdQri. Members of Congress go for nothing the wishes of othen members Of the p&rty are not to be consulted. Hs mdst hlave'the whole in his own hands^or else he will be grossly outraged. It seems then that the Senator thinks the control of a few pal try offices the chief end and aim ,of thi,

the State unrepresented, in oraer

fend himimifagainst this «rttack u|)bn'

Senatorial existence—more impoTtant far than the public business which remains a W a

Oub Illinois exchanges contain Gov.

Oglesby"*1mesftafe1h£«

bly of Illinois. It will be his last. The Constitution prohibits the re-election of a Governor, so that the ge»^e of Illinois were deprived of Ahe cus^g^ry fray of expressing appreciation of Gubernatorial fidelity. Sometimes there is no occasion for such expression but in the present instance the State. Is losing ftvGorarnor whose four yfeari* ws^ce T»aiv b^en eminent for all executive virtues. We know this is a strong .statement Wit nd stronger than facts warrant. As to his successor, Governor Oglebsy expressed the prevailing and rational sentiment in Illinois and elsewhere%Seif fie bafd "It is a pleasant reflection that the Executive Department is to bfe^ifitrusted to ifn experienced and worthy citizen, long familiar with our political and domestic history, who has served the nation with

distinction -in the field} anil the' State with ability in her councils. Wise, prudent and patriotic, he will ever be found a guardian of the public welfare."

Hatti and San DoMtlroo

quently in a condition of revolution that insurreetiOn seecav there to be Tronic.— Their rulers are in continual struggle with base aspirants, and the interests of the people are seriously compromised and sacriftQ&d by the warrand'ex^eiiiM4 of war(\ Ptor several months past Sainave, of H|yti, and Baea, of S*q Oqpaia« go, have been engaged in contest* with armed rebels. Sain ay has not yet sue* ceeded in suppressing all disorder, although his superiority is now iogPelt that his flnal suoaeMkoan hardly-bedoubt-ed. Baez has been more fortunate. It ii related that he has met-tbe last remnant of the insurgent bands and defeated them, so that nothing remains of .thftjflbell ion. .This relief mnst.b^^ji^c^ 4o Baez, who has S9en vic{teimra%j^£is appe&rapeewDonunlcan t®«S Ue

has been chs&id off by the people, then invited back, then forced to fly, and once moredii&red to^thotity, ooapdM6-to fight a rebellion until it was conquered.

.Experiences like thes^ prov# tkat the ^instfttflR^riM oD6StMU(Bl« in the West ilhiies are manj-,\a4 may be doubted whether tie perrttjfrn that p^l of the mr is JBOt me^t hagpy seeks IhVbiW of h&ior W-

ion.

dgnt, sfbo writerta iflgttiraj: "Why don't in ftp wombs', eufitvra Wwfcy that

we regard ths present discussion of that

sidn and the earliest possible settlement. Whenever the ladie|ii| Wi^commu^ity,] whose influenced y»t&t a«t^. wjfoae opinions are entitled to most weight known thteit®''participate

discussion of the subject of bestowing upon all women the i|t so long as women of education and nement fcecj&e iBat fthe^T woald^iOt vole if the privilege were" conferred upon th&ir sex, and so long as notuo»Q lotelll gait woman in a hundred manifests the slightest desire to Upright Barrage, we shall rest tolerably well satisfied that the soppraiiottbMifferetifcy our toothers and wives and sisters is not un y®n^urabMl^h1l% ttfc-jttMent iri^te of th^igaam^^aaMly ««tirfued^a-Aort tinta longer. This forcing ballots into hands lhat artvn'Ot bpen receive them can still be dispens^jyi^jb^t^ entire safety to the Republic.

,« fft If ii Irft

tmi&l no

March April...,

Julj^.

December

51" &

TheStat£ Treasury

_he following statement shows the re' cei^tl ja^d^p'eb&rBg^flnW of tjTe State Treasury for ea^h montb of the year 1866

-'i

.ohe*

124,648 91 281,276 77 1,416,288 81

31,667 236,636 49

•t—n-'-'. *4,842 81 400,603 87 79,168 03 113,155 60

ifetobar.......Tx.^I7....—T.

D^B]^B9E»IEN|8.j[

Jmoary February March April

August mrrijir

11C,174 35 65,470 68 49,008 80 261,a70 36 698,019 66

•JSplcy Personal Gossip

New York

®9Z,ls

gpbnderrt of the

World

gives what purports to

be Gen. Grant's opinions of certain prominent Republicans as confided to him! confidentially. It is decidedly per sonal, and our readers can take it tor what it is wort8$ -i* ^aQ*ant regards E. B. Washburne as honest and economical, and to him friend in need. He can have what he wants from Grant. Grant considers Ravelins as a brother, who is capable of take „an met ajfojTg**f kJUrs, all his sena torialiJ»tiw2««»^ ro^nre nis revise tionjFessenden as the ablest statesman in the Senate, a man of a high order of intellect, catholic views, large and wellimproved experience, tAd 'jjp-eat1 uioral courage Sumner as a great scholar, fiaisodlorator, and faithful representative of i)ip State.

flUibg any place, but too poor to ta af Cabinet position Senator Morg

Jy, "I should have respected him and accredited him with more honesty of pur pose if bo had oppoaed my election. certainly tou^i never support a man. .tboiigbVal welk and ^ad as he1 profesied "to believe me. Logan is the coming man of Illinois. When Douglas died his mantle fell upon Logan. His skill, lantry and success in the field are not -.A-J »«-. 1^- J-._

properly appreciated by the leaders the party. Senator Morton~ia *oo much of afpolitician to be a safe financier he maWes a greator effort to make his views popular than to demonstrate their sound n«s% When Morton adopted the green baclt fallacy of.Pendleton, he underrated jhe integrlty iof tit# itiaaBflt. 'When he i&irtakes to show a way to specio »umptioD,hewerraU» pppular avarice.

Bennett Wa Stfolchmaii. A man bcrn in Scotland becomes acclimated in this oouhtry. Qe has^ aj^aye conducted his journal ppoh^eipriooiple epuneiated by the Scotfcttriaifwho idvlied his son John] "When you marry, marry a woman who hals money, for any woman may turn out ill but gad! ^e ihoftey %lver will." -1 "fllenry Ward Beecher don't want office but-he would be a better preacher it' he were less of a politician, and a better politioiwi if he were less a preacher.— It iB iftipoasibte to hlva philanthropy that will c«yer a whote 0%tiqm.and yet

soldier,

goad citizen and pura man. He has great powers of organization. The Army 6f the Potomac was the best organized best equipped and best disciplined army the world ever saw. For accomplishing this the country is indebted to M&Olellan. While to a large extent McClellan lost the confidence of the country, hd never lost the confidence of his army. "fuller is not so bad as his enemies imagine. I have no ill-will toward him, and am satisfied there would never have nyffllUVry"^ it been for tfosi^iisnpresentations of parties. TtokMs* no truth in the that George Wilkes arranged our ulties. There if -nothing in com-, betweeiF "Wilkes and me, except aeM ]fofi fe&ma and the turC Butler nai M%reitforDe and character, and oi*ld b« 4eader in any country in

gre&t add good man, and

a fiitfiHifc^ionest, efficient advocate of the daus^oj humae liberty. He always teemed ise to exaggerate the bright aide of%um*& nature, and underrate its dark' side. :He exaggerated the capacity of the negro, while he underrated the Crime of Jeff. Davis. Such men are alway| tfta* (iupes of men of inferior abilities. Raymond al ways reminds ma of a |q#ii*8-laokr He to head* up or tails up, list at Seward or Weed moves Mm.

IHiai Raymond go«a wrong 1 feel tike »rg|vSng bim, for knows n«t what he does! Nobody vupposw him to be any..

tMag'but the mouthp%C9 o| Weid, though he is a bitl* lie would be independent. "Seward is a man of very gre Tftid very little principle. If he had not

November 85^044 10 Decamber».."ii..Kf« r. {,."S!Sii^...i...».5t fS4,688 73

Balance on haad Jannary 1, 1869 9666,390 68 The fitc&lj^r of 'the State ends, .With Octob^|^ Tju^ g^ieral^ggregate for

the yi

follows:

BECETPT3.

For lgtflliBSSS^ For 1868 4,279,687 07

ao&oL

DISBURSEMENTS.

1867 W,446,691 09 1868 3,842,342 62

Total #8,989,033 61 Bsceipta lor 1867 *4,210,33b 44 Becjipts for 1868 4,446,691 09 88,667,027 6J b,nr«em«nt» for 1867.14,279,687 07 bnraements for 1868. 3,842,342 62 $8,122,029 6 9

#16,779,057 12

GRANT'S VIEWS OF PROMINENT MEN

AS BEPOBTBD BY A DEMO CBAT.

intrusted his politics *to Weed he might, however, that ha had any considhave bnnn a statesman) bnt Weed, being' Mbitimi sils vst is the habit of de

bean a statesman, very corrupt politician, Seward was dragged down from the ele statesmanship to the lowest demagoguery. Johnson would have re jmained a poe^|^zfiaM9k«imiBeaRm "President if trad b06!T~rem6Ved from the baneful influence of Seward.'' a If lj 1/

Bvatfoaof d«ptl» of

The Housatonic river is frozen solid as far up as Derby, Qonn.^. rj-

Tbe fo traddifcivel idfc Btlpeter, Minnesota. Muskrat skins are the chief

Fully 130 clergymen _of the Churoh of Jinglstqd hav^oen vropi fr^ Jewish

Golden yellow J^air, we are told, is produced by a "solmi&n of arsenic with mordant of the hydrosuiphate of ammonia." 2jTh{^ ought tq.JBf A something.

A Massachusetts physiologist .psserte that there are nd fine Smgws who uk& tobacco- It is proved in the dissacting rooms, he oJaims, that tobacco injures thi voi,,.. J-JL

The inadvertence of clerk in recording a deed, years ago, at Quinoy, Illinois, whereby/'nine-sixtieths" was made to read "nine-sixteenths,^has led to a lawsuit involving $40,0001

The trains laden with sup jftietSfor tbti Indians of Fort Wadsworth have failed to reach their destination,-the teamsters having found it impossible to haul heavy loads over the driftedrtracks lifc Northern Minnesota.? rl.

Only three of the Gloucester, .fishing fleet have been lpst.this season, but thirty lives were also lost with them.. Seven Gloucester fishermen besides these have been tost overboard, and three perished in a coasting schooner.

They have discovered medicinal mud in Texas. It is a sour earth, which auidu lates water to an extent that renders it valuable beverage for the invigoration of fever-weakened systems. The mud brings more a bushel than corn.

The McLean county (111.) soldiers' monument is now completed, and placed in position in Franklyn Square. It is about fifty f«et in height from the ground to the top of the obglisk, on the top of which is placed a fine life-size military figure facing south. .MX

The Danish settlement, .seven miles northwest of Greenville, IoWa, is ihr a prosperous condition. It raised 4,000 bushels of wheat the past year. The Danes arei^n .industrious and orderly part of the population, and valuable members of the community.

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Horrible Mnrder In Cecil Connty,Md From tlio Elkton Whig.] J. Joseph Thome®, aged aboift thirty years, an unr^arrsed colored man, lived in alittle shanty near Moffitt's Mill, about two miles above North East. He kept, on a small scale, .a confectionery, and slept in the same room" at nights. Last Tuesday, the 26th ult., about 3 o'clec^c t. he was discovered lying itf^hls bunk in a dying condition,.weltering in bipod that flowed from frightful wbunds1 wout his head and throat, which had,eyidently been in-flicted with an 'axe that %a«r lytng in the room covered vjith gore Thomas was unable, from exhaustion, when found, to give any qlue to Lh§ perpetrator of the awftil deed, ot fo the ^causes lesid-' ing therto. It is thought, however, that the act was committed hUlfoj&r Ita rd»: Thomas of money which he was supposed to have in his possessiqn-'^Be died about 4 o'clock on the following Wedhesday morning. Strong circumstantial evidence pointed to a mulatto hyA the name of Phillip Nolan ab the muraerer, and he was accordingly^ arrasted and committed to await, further investigation. An inquest Was held in the case on Wednesday morning last, iy Isaac^NV Benjamin, Esq.,: of iNorth East, with twelve jurymen, and a verdict rendered, in apcordance with- the^or^going fac|s.

SHOCKING MURDER in CLARK COFTfTf

A lone Old Man Mardered for Us La Money—His sknil trrushed ih and his Body Katen by Hogs—Probable

Disappotatment of the• Mardererii

Fro-a tho New Albany Ledger.] Again are we called upon tare(5bi?d-th enactment of a horrible-tragedy,by which a poor, lonely old man lost his life at the hands of some viflian, who sought to ob tain a booty of a few hundred dollars, the old man's savings

In Clark couaty,. near the village of BennettsvUl® V(*B ih© line ,of the'NewAlbany railroad,) and about ten miles from this city, lived, ah old man named Morgan Zillings. He bad no family of his own, but part of the time boarded with the family that lived on his farm, and part of the time lived by-himselC His farm was well stocked and kept in good repair. In addition to his home place he owned ten acres of land in this county.

Upon an examination of the cabin of the deceased some deeds, tax receipts, and some certificates of deposit in the New A' bany Savings Bank were discovered.

A man was employed by the Coroner to take charge .ofthe premises until the murdered man's relatives, if he has any, shall appear, or an administrator appointed.

Upon inquiry of Mr. McDonald and Mr. Davis of the Savings Bank, we have learned some particulars in regard to this unfortunate old man. He has been, for a considerable time, depositing Bmall sums of money in the bank, the gross amount to his crolit now being $286 04. The last time he was in the city was ona recent cold d«y. As usual he was dressed in rags, and wore a light summer hat. On into the bank to make a deposit tfr. McDonald asked him why he did not take some of his money and buy moie comfortable clothing^ especialy a hat. The old man said his clothes and hat were as good as he granted, and he preferred savine his money. Mr. McDonald then asked him what wonld become] of his money when he died. Zillings replied that he "supposed the sharpest would get it." Atone time he intimated that he had brothers and sisters, in Pennsylvania, we believe, his native State He further said that he desired to go to New Orleans this winter, and waff then looking for a fiatboat on which he could work his passage. On being asked how or wwith wnom he lived,hesaid he lived with the family on his farm "when they ironld let him at other times alone. He was a very singular man, aad.btd mori singalar wajs, increasing with his-years and his lonely life

tfE& flha poor old In thft world, and hi*

ls not

ubHflu with the sole view it heing auppoaed that he care

ried his moneyon his person. It is not

jositing his money as £Mt as he obtained which bis murderers did not know,i»leal*iye keptr hit own counsel. No clue has yet been found to the imjiaiinn of loprtte authorities of Clarke county will do all their Bower to bring th«

Camp Itch, Pbaibix Itch, Illinois

Scratches, or under whatever name il may be^lMi^iiiUed, is speedily and effect

ually cured

1186

Bi-^wit o/,'tooth poisons '^wi^ed u!4der the name dentifrices. Adopt and adhere to tfie only prepreation that really preserves the t^th and hardens the gums, fragrant Sozodok^''Its effects on decaying tedth ai& marV'efl&us deodlw

"SPACLDWa's GiT?*f mends Crockery Wooden, tfare,

fsc.

mend them. .. .. if ... .'/Surl: ,ci Magnolia Watsb.—Superior w* the best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. £dwtw

Phalon's Paphlau Loiion

f»r BeaatHying the SKIN sort COMPIKIIOH

Bemoves all EKIl^TIONH, VBR0KLKS. PIMPL1 MOTH BlOIOHg, ettM aad reBiew TH8 SKIN SOFT,: FUB and BLOOMINC.

For LADI8S la the NUB8EBY It Is lavaluable. For ekXTLKMKN alterSBAYlNU It kas no eqaal "PHAPIAN LOTION" Is the only reliable rer edj ftr A^easas aad blemishes of the SKIN.

PHAION'8 "PAPHIAN SOAP" Iter tte TOllKT.

te^SS^lUBsm aafl BAfH, will aot chap the 8IIN Prlre, 25 Cents per (lake.

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i' "FLOK »G .5 "FLOS DE JSA*0." ".ti A NEW PKHFUHB FOB THB HANDKKHOHIKF. KXttVMlTB, DRW0AXK. LASTINS FBA8BAIKJKPHALON SOlf. NEWTORK, Uoli by all Bnig. y^lStS. 9dwly-atorm

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Latest ®ew York News.

LADIES!!

Look Out! Look Out

Beauaifleg .tie Complectlon. "Qirei a Boifr Glow to the Cheeks. A Bnby TlBge to the Lips." "Bemevcg all Blotohe3 and Freckles "The Best in the World."

^©STAR'S"

BEAUTIFIER,

BITTER-SWEET AND OMCfS BLOSSOM

One Bottle, 81,00—Three for 12,00. 1000 Bottlei sold in one day In N. T. 01 ty. wr All Druggists in TEBBX HAUTE tell it. Or address "COSTAB," No. 10 Crosby St., N.

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For several days Zillings ^as not sees by his neighbors, bnt of thfis Httfe® or nothing was thought, as hB lived a lonely life, and came ana went witboat shying a word to any one. But on Saturday turning a man, while passing- through, the woods near the residence at Mr. fillings, had his attention called to «ome.:hogs which were feeding voraciously upon something, which upon examination, proved to be the body of Mr. Zillings The Coroner of Clark county Dr. Lewman, was sent for, who instituted an investigation into the dreadful affxir. It appears that the skull of the poor old man had been broken ic, his body dragged to the spot where it was found by the hogs, and there covered withTeaves, whfeli bad been washed off by the recent rainr. No clue to the murder was obtained, nor could the instrument used in the fatal work be discovered.

Vfu&t

Tie Great

of Palmer's Lotion

deodlw

Almost every day we hear many perms complaining of headache, loss of ap

petite, and hat they are not fit to do anything, &c. Many is the day that we have fait so'ourselves, and in fact have gone to bed and imagined ourselves sick, .\0 for the, life of us could not tell what was the matter. One day while thus complaining, a-friend said to us, "Why don't you try PtAHTATtoN Bittirs? they

ale really good thing qnd will make you feel like a new man." Upon his recommendation we purchased a bottle, and took them according to the directions They seemed to go right to the spot, and gave us immediate relief. Ever sinceiwe have taken every, opportunity to recom

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This House hu beeo tboroogtil r«fornistieJ. mj23dwlj

rjlBRRB EAUTB HOUSE,

OOMRB tfAm AMD SRTBHTB STBBBTt,

Terre Haute, Indiana.

This Hotel ass reoently been refitted, and pot la Sret-olaas order, offering •ccommod»tlons oosor paaKid In.Jb? StaU.

T. C. BOHTIH, Prop'r.

HOUSE.

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Terre Haute, Indiana.

W. B. GRIFFITH .......Propprletor

Office of Haraball, Ucnteinm* »nd Palmtin Hack Lino*. free Bnes to and ft-on all Trains. norSSdtf

PARK HOTEL,

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N. B.—Located in the very heart of the whole•ale business, this is one of ths most convelntly located Hotels for Merchants, Baslness men and others visiting the city. d29dSm

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EICHABDSON, M.

E N I S nrooassoa to pa. 1.1. gum, w««n Sd and 4

apl&d

The

TERES-HAUTE. DID.

OTIIO^jStjUoi betwwn Sd and 4th Street.

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WmWAPiriltTHEMENTS. DEW AWnS|TI|EfK»!TI

THE ILLUMINATED

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PBIN«DUi6Oil. ^Mts« &' i»-»

A MABtKt ii BgniTT& CIIKAPSKSS Contains ths Soperb Jtotoauce fflS FIfillBE EiOHT

Br thc Authsb or thb "Dbad Luidk"

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Honey, Glycerine, Elder Flower,

Bouquet and Pdlm,

In Quality, Style and Pertains warranted equal to the English and sold fully:SO per eht. cheaper, .which accounts tor the great falling off 'In the demand for the fonlgs soaps, and 'tae unprecedentad. sucoess of thfc iaerfcil CempaBJ

Toilet Soaps, now sold eveaywbere in the United States. MjC&EOMS, ?AK HlAGBIf 00,, Sole HannlMtarers.

A PPLC! PARIJfG, Coring and Slicing Ma chines. Uade by D.JH WBITBMOBB, W cester JUass.

WASHED, AeBHTS.-*^,^

erywhere, male and female, to introduce the GKNOfMJ! IMPBOYED COMMON SENSE FAMILY srWING MAOHIKIC. "This Machine will stitcb, hem, fell, tuck, Caid, bind, braid, and embWider in a most an^erfor manner. Price only $18. Fully warranted for- five ye»re. We will pay #1,000 for any", machine that will sew stronger, mora beautiful,' -Or mo^e elastic seam than ours: It n-akei the "SlaatiO Lqck Stitcb." Bvfry Becond stitcb cfen be cut, and etill,the cloth cannot bo polled apart without tearing it. Wi pay Agents from 875 to $200 per month and ox peuses, or a commission from which twice that amount can be made. Address SECOMB & CO., Pittsburgh,Ta., or Boston, Mass., or St. Louis Mo.

Cnntion.—Do not be imposed upon by other parties palming off worthless cast-iron machines, under the same name or otherwise. Ours is the only genuine and really practical machine manu facturod.

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1865j If1 '2'

These Dyes offer the simplest and most useful means or Dyeing Household Apparel presented to the public They embrace every shade and can bansedwith certainty of satisfaction. Inquire at the Druggists for KSKD'8 UQCID DIES, (all no

GEO. H. RKED -O., Mannlactorfrs, Boston Use Bod's CbfHlcsl Spoage Blacklsr, the best Dressinfcand Blac iingfor Ladies' and Uhildran's Shoes, Bubbers, Ac.

yi ,-s

OBAND BAPfr»9, ttlCH., 7 1 01 ?E»T. 10, 18e8»|

I.1PPE V««TT

It BlMWItt^i '1

The people seem to bo crazy about your Bkd Jacfet Axis. Please send me twenty doaen more.

Tonistrnly»v

-v.

:}X -vtil jiiEl.1

4-^n

id£r£

ClA UTION.—Unprincipled

dealers

are selling. Axes painted red, as the Rep Jacket

XT. The irood qualities of his Ax« .onsists in Its CUTTING qi%liti(M, not In the led paltit. The "Bbd Jacket" for sale by all responsible hardwaie dealers-and the miinufactorern.

LIPPINCOTT & BAKEWELL, .-i

ifKi

"'jputJ,bnr)fU, P».

National Agriculturist

Pennsjlvanla Farm Jonrna

DKVOTKD TO

Agriculture, flortiealton and Rural Economy. A PUBLISHBD AT PITTSBUBG.H, PA. J, M. A «. ». KUE8TER, Frfltors. Assisted by a 3oipa of Praolfcal Coatribators

Tirms—$1,00 per annum T«n copies, $7,50.

•V Adtertmng

25 cfi.

ftr line, fcr tach intertion.

THE AMBRICAN ilNION

PRICE REDUCED.

|2,5() A YE This farorite family Jonrnal will here-after lie sent to subscribers for S52,&0 per year, A gratis copy sent one yt-ar to any peraon who obtains six names and forwards tbem with the money to ns. In other words, we will send seven copies for $15,00. This mak«B tke Union

The Cheapest Story Paper in America lis columns are filled with Capital Stories by the best writers, and that charming variety in poetry, wit and general miscellany, so W6ll oal cnlsted to pleace all lovers of good reading.Snbscribe

Now is the Time to

jw-JtpurA

Single copies, six cents. All dealers Sell it 'Addresa, ELLIOTT, THOMAS & TALBOTT Boston, UlafS.

American Company fitfiflll 808NTED

TOILET 90APS MckEONE. VAN HAAGEN »& GO,

a- 32 S. Front-st., Phii.adki.paia, I t. 22 Barclay-Bt., N. T.

clearing the throat

relieving hotnenum.

Mtch valued by Singers

At onc»th» betland ehaapeit.

Sold

everywhere by Druggists. Only 26 cents per box May be hid in any quantity of

JOHN P. PABK, Cincinnati, Ohio.

D.W.D. 1868. XXX

DB. K. DEXTER LOVEBIDGE'S

WAHOO BITTERS

THE BIST STOMACH TONIC KNOWN.

WA Pure Cure

for Dyspepsia, titer Complaint

Asthma, Chills and

fever,

BUf FAI.O,

I*.Scrofula.

Deafness, Gatarrb. A

trto

Dentist

Oldest Established In Terre Haate, Omen—On Sixth Street, between Main and Ohlo,fene4oqr Knth fflTHatlMalBou»i.

Having had upwards of eighteen years' experience in Dentistry, be isoonMent thathecan give satisfaction la all ctaet. fJySOdly

LADY who had suffered for je»rs from Deafness, Catarrh and Scrofula, was enred by a staple remedy. Her sympathy and gratitude prompts her to send the receipts free of charge to any one similarly afflicted. Addreu

Mr. M. C. I., Hoboken, N.J

"MOBBING BUT NOBLE.—Self-help for Toung Meo, who bave erred, desire abetter manbocd. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. If benentted return the postage. Addrets PHILANTHBOS, Box P. Philadelphia, Pa.

MONTHLY

TRADE CIRCULAR,

For January, 1869.

CONTAINING

alistof valuable and useful ar

ticles for aale at ONK DOLLAB each also liberal Inducements for forming Clnbs. It also contain* Information, wlileta we ttalnlK, will be Important to any »er»on wndini money to the Gift Cnterprlse One Dollar Vonceras,

It is ths opinion of some of oar City and State officials, that if this circular is circulated In all parts of the cons try, it would be the means of saving a great deal of money, which is now lost by sending to these unlawfol concerns. On account of our Immenae trade, and of thedepraciation In Merchandise, we are now offering to Agents bstter inducements than ever before offered. Copies sent

to any address.

ANDREWS C©„ Kins St., (formerly 106 Sudbury St.,) Bosrow, Mass.

We Are oil Hand!

And are prepared, on account of oar immense iwcacaax or Bvsikebs, and of the DcpazciATioxs ix Mebohamdim of all kinds, to offer to onr Agents and the pabllc, not only Cottona, bnt all kinds of Goods at pricea Lisa than ever before Orrxaan!

Any person that will send to as for printed notices of Stxty articles, with S5eaeloe.d, can retelve,

FREE OF COST,

a selection of one of the following articles Misses fur Muff and Tippett, Silver-Plated lea Pitcher, Lepine Watch, Wool Long Shawls, 1 pr Bltfllffftfj A(i.t

For additional partlcnlara SKKD FOB OUB N*W CIRCOLAB FOR 1869.

».

A«g*T.

100 Per Cent

LuTaf^DIUSSS &OOl«t^OOIi«H GOODfl, HO6IXBT, BLANKBTS, SHAW1A *c., Ao., together with Boots and Shoes, Booka, Catiery, Oliver.Plated Ware, Oastora, Faacy Goods, Ac., of

KISIMlir A KSISiLk is. (i ImTer Stmt. •—t—, Mm.. Licensed Whotaajc PwUew Jg the VbUMI

SttMOb BrtilJUfcCi ISM.

The goods sold by ns are deacribod, in printed lip or checks, whioh are lent to an addreas at ths rats orten cetotaaaeh, in club! of ton,

Hirtf. forty,

nesmtit,

nuty, oae junKired,' BM

two kvndrid,

ktmirtd and jlfhf,

4c. For a doUar the reoalvar can

boy tbei artlofo described la the oheak, or a*ohange it for any one 'ef two or three huudted other articles) ia bar circular. AS {lirilln ofthe wMlk ofncnr arUela sol* Iff at,amy article ob oar cheeks cak tuin(rtm White Bet QalK or aStffer Plitti SeroltlBf Table Castor, with Fm BoMcb. JtMdwhat^e grtit pftper of the Northwett, Tohdo JSuuf# (Na-by's paper,) says of ns:— "What Wi saw at th Hub,^-Curiosity led us, -while recently Boston, to visit the dollar establishment of Messrs. JUsrxAR A Kemdall. Their trade has become so immense that theynow occupy fouratorie* in the elegant block No.^aS Hanover Street. The name cf this firm bas come'famiH ar as homtold words' throughout the Midtfleand-Weetem Strlos, ahlle as prompt and howorabfa -blulbAss men they are endorsed by thccWU finttrtatMr on city, Their olnb a yglam.of malting gixMtelias dune mora, we brieve dating the pant I4W years to keep dvWu the prices of dbmestio artUUslD every da* use, then ail tbe ether Inffaaacea combined. Moat of their goads are manufactnied ex pronely for them, as lor lnstar.ee, cutlery made to tbier order InShet field, England, and Imported in largi qniniitiee tor their dollar trade alone."

Now Is the tine to gel slfacm sail In clubs Udtcs s]MClaIlf wasted as agents. Partial list of articles allowed as commission to any one aeadlng in clnbs

CLUB OF THIBTY. [83,] 21 yards bltachad or nnbleached Ootou Clotb, Photograph Album, 100 pictures, elegant Morocco Binding. Kevolving oval band. Silver Plated Table Oast or, five bottles. £adies' Drasa Pattern. A Lady's rich-lT-ornantenled Black Walnut Writing Desk, lfancy Cassimere Pants Pattern. Large White all Linen Tab Cover. White Lancaster O.uoterpanc. 20 inr.is Calico. Alhambra Bed Qnllt. Ludles' M.rjcco Shopping Bag. Good Cotiage Clock.

OLUO OF SIXTY, [go,] 42 jards Bleachidor Uubleacbcd Cotton Oiotn. Vashiontbiw Dress Pattern. 312 yards Wool O-tssiinere for P^nts aud Vest Pajtern. Fsahionable woolen Shawl TFtiito Maiseillei Conjterpaue. Lady's Large Genuine Morocco Shopping Bag." Lady's fa hionablo eloak Pattern. Pair Good whito woolen Blankets. Black Alpaca-Dress Pattern. 4 yards double width water-proof. Cloaking. 8 yards Farmers' good Wool Frocking. Bosewood Brats Alarm Clock. Lsdy'iFur Muff and Collar.

CLUB OF ONE HUNDBKD. [|10.] Ci yards good Bleached or Cnbleaohed Ootcon Cloth, one yard wide. Lady's or Gents New Silvtr Hunting Case Watch, Fashionable Tl-iber' Dress Pattern. ElegantBlaok Alpaca Diess Paltero. One,pair ofgood white wo«len Blankets,!arge size Lady's Fashionable Double woolen Shawl. Two laTge ilDe, Bleached Linen Table Covers, with onodoz enlarge sized Dinner Napkin* to match. 95 yds Hemp Carpeting. 71-2 yard* Ave Cassimere for suit. One dozen Ivory Handled Steel Bladed Rnin's and Forks. Oae dozen Sogers'best Stiver Plated Forks on wbite metal. Portable Sew ing and Kmbroidering Machine. 7 12 yards double-width Water-proof Cloaking. Set of Furs Muff ane Collar.

It is impossible to give a complete list of gocd? but Agents desiring articles not named above, will please mention them, an! wa will accomadate them if possible. If you have a club ready, or intend to ralseone for any other houia, dw»'

fail to tend it to us, and at the same time atkfer Ifeiv Circular and Mammoth Etchange Litt.

KNITTISH HACEISB, Price *26. The simplest, cheapest and best Knitting Machine ever invented. Will knit 23,000atitohes per min, ute. Liberal inducements to Aeents. Address AMERICAN KNITTING UAOHINB CO., Bos ton, Mass., or St. Louis, Mo.

THE PATENT MAGIC C0HB

Will color gray.)ialr a permanent blark or brown Sold everywhere. Sent by mail for 81,2?. Addiosa VH. PA'M'OH, Treasurer,

Magic Comb Company -Springfield, Mass.

til

tk:.

STANDARD

SPKKR'S

rf?

WINE

BITTERS!

THE BESfr JBIITER8

For Weakly Persons,

_E0B THE WEAK, ..,ii ,-vFOB THE PALE, FOB TBK SiOSLT,*

FOB THE AGED, l« ''T

Vi' FOB FEMALES, FOB SPBING USE III

ATo Bitters Equal to Tbem

Speer's Standard Wine Bitters,

—ha.dk or—

WINE, HERBS & ROOTS Speck's Celebrated Wine, so well known, with PERUVIAN BARK, 1'HAMOMO.B FLOWERS,

SNAKE BOOT, WILD DHEBBY BABK, filNfiEB,

and ench other HEBBS and BOOTS as will in all cases assiat Digestlou, promote the Stcretiona ot the Nystcm Ii. the natural channels, and give

TOINTE -A-KTU) ^7"X&OR —TO TH«—

VMM AND OLD, MALS AND FMAL8!

Ail use it with wonderful sucocss. Brings

COLOR•

Tt. the pale wblie lip,

Gravel, Diabetig and

General Debility. Far sale by all Drnesiots. DEXTKR L0FKBIDGE, Prop'r DB. B.

BLOOM AND BEAUTY To the thir, faco and care-worn oouotenance. Cures KKVEB and oioates APPETITE. Try them. Us« none other. Ask for SPEEB'S STANDARD BITTEBS. Hold by Druggists and Grocers. Bee that my signature Is over the cork of each Bottle.

ALFRED SPKERt

Passaic, N. J., and 343 Broadway, New York. Trade enpplled by JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY A CO., Pliiiilei|iUia: GKOBOKA. KELLY, Pittsburg, and by all Wholesale Dealers.

For sale by BABB, G0L1CK BKBBYanlSwad To Tbnr Hat.

A Cough. Cold, or So re Throat. BKQCiaKS UntEBIATE ATTINTIOIf,

ADD SHOtTLS CHECKED. Ir ALLOWED TO COBTraUI, Irritation of the bugs, a permanent Throat Affection, or an incurable

Lunx Disease IS OTTES TBK BFHyLV

SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS will find

Troche*

&5 P*

fttnm

S--

55 9 O

ell

,T#.fco©iT

Iheffe-timilt

Parties act

log as agents for other dollar houses in this eity will please send ns their address, and that of dozen or sool'tbeir male and female frieuds, as wo can make it for their advantage to do so Male and female ageets waytcd as usual.

SEND MONEY IN BE0HTKRKD LETTERS in every instanoe, and we guarantee tUa! it will come perfectly safe.

N. B.—dur sales should not be classed with with dollar jewelry sales and' gift enterprises.— Send tons for decision respecting onr business by the Commissioner of Internal Bevenue, dated Washington, Nov. 4, 1668. If.yen want prompt returns for your money, send yonr clubs to

EASTMAN & KENDALL,

P. o. Box E, 65 Bnonr St., Boston, Mass.

Don't Read the Above

WANTED—A8BNTS--Am'S£IoI

rut

MOTHERS! MOTHERS!! MOTHERS!!!' DON'T FAIL TO PBOCtTBK

Irs. Vinslov's Soothins Sfrap,

For Children Teething:. This valuable preparation baa been naed with NBVKB FAILING SUCCESS IN THOTT8AKD8 OF CAB

KB.

It not only relieves the ohQd from pain, but the atosnach and bowels, omeeto e»WTt eyitem. It will also instantly relieve

invigorates addity, tai

aad gives tone and energy to the whole

Ortjilag (m tfes JBowels

and Wind CoUe.

We believe it the BB8T and BUB EST UEMKT1Y IN THB WORLD, to all caws of DYBBHTBBY and DLABBHCBA IN CHILDREN, whether arising from teething or any other causo.

Full-directions for using win aeoompsli? aa«h tattle.

Be sura and call for "MBS. WTNSLOW^B BOOtfi*t!G Having

of Cnmis & Paauss,-*

on the outside wrapper. All others ars basr

The Great English Remedy rpHESS WAFEB3 ABE A COMPOUND of the I most valuable and haimlcsa ingredients known to the medical faculty, apd win cure-* ithont fall, oil the various fbrms of gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Lenchorrhaa, Spermatorrhea, nd sll weakness of the sexnal organs, always efltcting a radical core, in the shortest poSalblo ti-nv frequently in two or three days, wlUiontacy t-K-tnge of ordinary haltiti!, diet, etc. Tltcy are pleasant the the taste, in no way rtlsturb the stomach or bowels, and an poisonous drugs ara n«co««»ry to be taken ev«B in thewrst stages of the disease. The Wafers^ when used according to directions, though perfectly harmless, are the motrt positive remedy ever discovered, and their TepntaHod all over En-ope, as well as in this country, is a sufficient guaranty for the complete safety %»d efficiency of this pleasant remedy.

Price S2 a package, or threo for $5,' seen rely wrapped from observation, and seut bi wail to any address on receipt of the prices named.

A printed treatiso upon these coWplsfnta Will be sent free of charge on app cat ion by Usil to the general agents, Collins JBroth^rs 42^ Secon Street, St. Louis, Mo."

Tb« Wafers are sold by Trnggis1? generally. dec!5d6m

LADIES,

tf y'oii HqtiTro a reliable, re'mtd?, ifie the bggt! DR. HARVET'N FEMALE PILLS have uo equal. Tbny are safe and snro la ordiuary cases, pbtce, oita doi.i.ar pkr sox.

Dr. Harvey's Golden Pills,

four degrees, stronger they are Intended far spe- ,| clal casts—FiUOE five dollars pee box. Private circulars sent free. Enclose stamp. If you cannot prooute the Pills, eaclaso the: money and addtesa BRYAN & (JO

I)R. BELL'ti SPECIFIC

For the speedy and pormanent cure of eomioal Weakness, tbe result of Youthful .fadiscretlon, which neglected, rains tho happiness, and onflts tbe sufferer for bDsiness, social-society,: or marriage. They can be used without detection or Interference with business pursuits.

Price one Dollar per bax, or four bozos for three dollars. If you csnnot procure th&ft pflts ec'Ose the money to Bbtan & Co., Cedar street, New York, and they will be sent by return mail, well sealed. Private cironlars to geiitlumen Sent free on application. Enclose stamp. decltldcodwly

BRIAN'S LIFE INYI6QRAT0R,

OB LIFE REJUVENATING ELIXIB,

Terre

Brown's Broeckial Troches,

Havlng'a direct Influence to the parts, give immediate relief.

For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh,Cou. sumpllve and Throat Diseases, TROCHES ABE USED WITH ALWATS OOOD SUCCESS.

usefnl in e'earirp the voice when

taken befoto Singing oi Speaking, and relieving the Throat after an uansual exertion of the vocal organs. The IVtciei are rec mmended and prescribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials from eminent men throughout the country. Being an article of true merit, and having

provid

th°ir efflcscy by a test of many years, each year finds tbrm In new localities in varhins parts of the world, and the

Trochee

are' universally prc-

nounocd tetter than other articles. Obtain r.nly "Baown's Bromchiai, Tsocbes," and do not.take any of the

worthleu imitation!

BLAKE'S

TH08. I,: FEMHO CO., No. 62 Kim Street, Boston, Mass.

that

may bo offered. «oid EVT.»TW*EBE. dZldaw-imos-intide

LAND AGENCY.

LAND AGENCY,

On Ohio Street, between ThIrd and Fourth. ttais B««gkt u« 80M BmmmM*0«m-

$500,990 worth of desirable City and Country property for sale, Honees for rent. oct28dw6ss

3l'^is

L0t

Uuuary Orgar.a. t' TjR- tn

For all Derangements of the It gives

IAfe, Health and Strength

fo all who use Hand follow my directions. It never fails to remove Nervous Debility, Impotouoy or want of PiSiv^r ttbd all wevkneis arising from Excesses or Indisoretipp, resulting in ^oas of memory, unpleasant dreams, weak nerves, headache, nervous trembling,' general lassitude, dimness of vision, flashing of. th« sliin,.wbiclg j[ neglected, will surely lead fo Iti'ftalty tit c'ob(umption. When the system is ones «a(£gcte{li it will not recover without help. It must be Invigorated and strengthened, to enable tho' wfftiet to fulfill the duties of life.

This medicine has been tested for many ycarS, and it is warranted a cartaU cobs,aom^ter how bad the case may br.' Hundreds TrrTflrtfficatns canbeshowo. Price, one Dollar per bo.. six bottles for Ctb Dollars. f=

SOLD BY ALL D6P(JGT8TS.s

If yon cannot procure It Bend a statement of your case, and enclose the mosey' to BRYAN & 00., 61 Cedar street, New York, and it will be sent yon. On roeelpt of Five Dollars, a bottle nearly equal to seven small, will be sent to any express office in the United States, charges paid. Private circulars, sent-on application. Enclote 6tamp. decl9doodwly

PERCENT. REDUCTION.

Jfotice to Blerchnnta, Bsakers, Brokers, Publishers, Stationery, Printers, Companies, lawyers, Arclsl* tects, Schools, Clergymen,

Circulars, Prints-Current. Letters, Qootatlons, Catalogues, Uuslo, or any Docnnents^ or Draw-' ings may be obtained at the following fxtraordi- I niry cheap prices: 00copies, fac similes, of any doc anient or ilrawin«, ic., §2,00 5p0 copies, $5,00 1,009 oopics $3,00 and 100,COO Copies 9460. Or 50 per ennt- up the above prices may ba saved by using Maubick's Patent Autourapktc Psiktino Press, for Offices, Voblish'ers, stationers, Printers, Schools, Companies,

fn. j'ticf.

980. A yonng boy can Strike on ITWcopies, letter size, per hour, of any doonmenr, drawing, -masio, with the greatost facility. Maurice'^ Patent Btatos Bi{hts are sold at moderate cries?. Publio experiments each Saturday.

B. U.—All kinds or Lithographic work are done with the greatest cate, at the lowest rates.— HAUBICB'S Patent Autographic and lithographic Printing, Writing and Engraving Establishment, 10 North William St.rN»w -Xpsk. dec25deodly.

-JV/TANHOOD AND THE VIGOR 1VX OF YOUTH restored font-««ek». DR.iS-U

BICOBD'S KS3KNJB OF LIFtrflHores .(nao power*, from whatever cucse arlfhig ttwHfto of early pernicious habits, self-aboser ImtHAoncjt and olimate, give way at oner to this wusdt-rfei,1 msdioine, if taken regularly see-rding to this directions (which are very simple, ami requifw'tm restraint frem business or pleasure.) Failure Is impossible. Sold in bottleui at 93, or to or quantities in one jr (9. To be ha-1 only of rh« sole appointed agent in America, H. QCRTIZK2Jr SO* 31 Avenue, cer. of 13th stnet. N. T. de28

jblautr wov-kltv WOBK8, BY

1TITTMAN & GO.b

No. 16, Mntii J^oarth St.,sppMtte P«st VlSre,, Terre Hante, Ind.

Monaiii, Dsawivos iid i.iobt MxcnriNKar WEATI.I KUCOTXa. W^Lefancher*sBreeoh-Ci ^'Itog .3hot Oua also Tlttman's Breeob ami ftacsle loader mad*-to ora at 1 •Vtaeral Repairing Promptly Attended to.

QARRI AGE MAN FACTO A

HARPER, VVaDY A C0., Corner 2d ^nd Walnut streets, Terre Umli, Keep constantlf .on hand, and n*aao{aflf'i'i«: order, all tho litest styles of" ...-.a2,,..| CARRIAGES & BtrdOIESj We use none bnt the fineet rnaterisl in (he c«utraction of o«r work, «o warrant it snp^riOr any offered in this market! Kspemal attMtiMS jven to BarAiaiNS. [Jel0U'

gTEAMiDYE HOUSE.

H. CLARIDG^

Has returned

it'£iSd.»1

ttOffd

•vth-si)

ajeeaj

MFttspKAKGE cof r:

Mir.

Unitfift Stto bf Ameri^1sitMliftcn

WiSBixoTow,

ir/f.

iftstf

W«8'

mvt,

mikim mm®,

n^APPtov«»

Jjrar «5, 18S8.

(Disrf

paid in mix.

branch

first National Bank Building,

QfPHT*^CS?^ 3 CjOXV b, itfiCL tJ-

KNABE'S, ...v-

-A

PHILADELPHIA. ,,

Wh^re the guwal buiinss of tb« CossiaoyU (j traosac(ad. and to,which all general corr.spondenea should bA addre-ced. -tf» ,- "r- -r»t a

OFFICKIM:

GlflkBKKCS H. CLABK, PrfsMen«. I act 1 JAV CQOK% Cbateaan. Finance aad IxmiIh

Committee,

ffifltBT D. COOKK, Vice-President. BHfcRStfS W. MET, Secretary and ActuaryTUi

1—:—-

amount tf kit poUcf.

Cedar Street, New

York, and on receipt tbey wi 1 be sent well-seal-ad return mail. DoiO-dood wly

ERRORS OP YOTTTH. Young Mon, the piporlonteof ybars has demonstrated the fact that reliance may le placed in the effica-y of

''iiii.CS

C^hipitiy, 'National In fts character, ofltfrs *14 by ppsfon of its large Capital, LowBatea af Pr«-'$t3ci miaui and Now T«blas, iba moat doatrabie means A of ioauii^t lilo jrat presented to tbe pob'ic.

The ratei of t-i. niiuni beit largely reduced, are'mrd» as favorable tc tbe surers as those of the trst Hiitu«l Companies, and avoid all tlie campllcattoM and. nadt-rtatstlee-of Iota, Divldeods, aad tbu mi»nndersian ings whMl tbs lat tor are so apt to cfuaatha Polcy-Holdsr.

Several new aod attiautive tables ara now pressated, which ned only to be UBdSrstood to prove acceptable the) pub lie, mh as tfca Ul-CO^iR-PUuDUOINQ POLICY and BSTOU PBSMIl'M POLICY. In the former, the policyholder not only steals a life Insurance, payabla at 4.eatb, but will receive, if li ring, after a psriod 7 of a fi-w ye us, an

cent.

annual i*conia tjmd

(10 jwi-

Compauy agrees

Is Ms

per

cent.) tf his policy.

In the latter, Um

to return to

amoiiei of

the uMrsd tie total

Money

Ass

paid m,

aidtthm tt He

Tbe attention of persons contemplating iosuringthtir lives or iGCieasiag the amount of insurance they already have, Is 'called to the special advantages offered by the National Lids Insurance Company.

Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars given On application to the Branch Office of the Oompomy, or fo IIH1M W. E1XIS

CO.,

CINCINNATI, OHIO,

General Agenta for Ohio and Central aad Southern Indiana.• V.

4,5

A. FOOTE,

S8dwtf- Agent fbr Terre Hanle, lad. t." :it3 1WT -XV

ii-

CHICKERiNGS.

Tbe Celebrated Patent Cycloids

and *ther well-klsown and rsllsMa Maksn^ C.4BHAKT Sc mEKDKAJPB

Parlor and Church Orgmts

and Meiodeona, a# ni. 3.

SHEET MUSIC, INSTRUCTION BOOKS, ti And every variety of ti eil jk

Small Musical Instruments,

im»W oat p•

—r£ND—

J^usieal Merchandise.

PIANOS FOR RENT^mn ami

A iMjold Instornaienta taken In exchange or part pay on ne# ones.

Pianos, Melodeons,

•ud all kinds of imalltr ^lasioftl laitn* m*ntB »ep»ir«d by

COMPETENT WORKMEN.

Send Orders to ii- 3"

KISSNER'S

I'^J vns. 3PALACE OF MUSIC,

48, Olkio Street,

eM I 3l0pp°alte^th#r01d Court -HonsaJ in xt.-

«i

IND.

PHYSICIANS.

"£a„,F

CJ .'4i

PBTSIOUN, BbBOKOM ARB AOOOVOHW Baraa: Bight Bev. BtahopTalbott, D, W. Uartln,

mer

8. Beaoh, Ksq. Br. sM

OrncS AND Bfcsmracx on Mulberry street, tween 6thand 7th, next to Normal School. od sU5dtf A—i

4t.ii -.a '*ai

R. A. ARNAUP.

rilUk-'Mreet,

Orrtoa—Corner of .Main and over the National 8t%teBaok. Rtgimmoa-t-OheetiMit flf, between Atfa ani 1Mb. miaiyl TKBBB BAUTK, INP.

momXAKe**'

k6»lKBU-

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ATTORNEYS!

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rial Oases, Caskets, slo Wooden OoOna, of all -styloe and slxaa, fheat Ue test aad lar*e«» stock of burial material In the State, at 1(HMain Street, 'Terre Haute, Indiana dwtt Terre Uaa»ey*».llfKj|^)

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Attorney at Law,

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