Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 January 1869 — Page 4

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Thursday Morning, Jan. 71b, 1889

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TO-DAY'SADVBJRTISEJIEN

Military CUlms—D. 8. Danaldson For Sale—Teed Stored. B. BSsbMe^^^ For Bent—Stable. Administrator'* Bate—Bllas F. KerrtH,

TO-DAY'S LOCAL KOTIGE1. i*et*kai s9i &* 04

Millinery at Cost—Miss L. Qulnn.

E. E. Bobbins offers his feed store for

Personal.—Hon. John P. Usher left the city on the St. Louis train last nij^ht He expects to be absent a month. •:X«

Orti

Sign Ordinance is causing qofta

a stir on Main street. A petition for Ita repeal and a remonstrance were present ed at the last session of the Council. .» 3

Commendable.—A nice stone crossing has been laid across Main Street from Tuell, Ripley & Co's to the National State Bank. Let's have them all along Main Street.

The Maboh came in last evening with a load of pork taken from the towboat "Waterman, sunk-just above Clinton. The Waterman was raised and probably got down last night. The Mason returns to Perry ville this morning at 8 o'clock.

On to the Capital.—Doctor Morgan Senator from Vanderburgh J. F, Wei born, Esq., Representative from Vander burgh, and Robert Logan, Representative from Pike, passed through the city yesterdav on their line of match to the State oaPuai.. ... 1 1 1

Hon. H. D. WASHBtrBN, we see ft *tated,-ls a candidate for Olerk of the House 4o the next CoBgrWs. Jlr. Mc Pherson, the present occupant of the Clerkship, has had the place she years, and has grown rich off the fruits of his office.

Oxtt Taxes.—We are glad to SeVthat the City Council, in acoordanoa with our suggestion several days since, Is taking prompt action to enforce the xjollwUon of delinquent taxes. A list of delinquents is to be immediately prepared for publi cation, after which the j| direc ted to proceed to colleot, by sale of pro perty if necessary. •i i- ri»xj

died at his residence

yesterday morning. Thus has one more of the old pioneers of Terre Haute beeD called to his rest another well known and respected citiaen has flnished ils labors, closed a life of usefulness and at just three score and tea years has gone to his reward—loved and mourned by all who knew him. An extended obituary will be given in a few days. i- •&.

Haib

Goods.—Mr. P. J. Me

dlna, of Indianapolia, was in the city yesterday arranging to close out the stook of hair goods at Saxton & Walmsley1*, regardless of price. Many of our lady readers are aware of the good quality Of these goods, and with the low prices at which they will be offered there oan be no doubt the stock will soon be closed out. Ladles, if you have not examined these goods, do so at once. *.

One faib of drunks In the Mayor' Court yesterday. Wm. Norris exercised the privilege of getting as drunk as b6 could be—was fined $7.80—and rather than be bled of so much money, he brave ly went to jail to suffer it out.

Wm. Norris came to town and indulged in tangle-foot until his legs got terri bly mixed. He bad the figures $6.60 written opposite his name—hauled his pocket-book out and settled the dama{ on the spits iHrnMBBaMMaraaMMMWi

Mr. Wirt Sixes, who leotures here next Wednesday evening, is one of the most favorably known litterateurs America. He enters the lecture field this season, with twq carefully prepared lectures on themes with which he is more familiar than any other magazine writer of the present day. The Boston--pba* says: .17 "The lectures were brilliantly itiaugaS ated last evening by Mr. Wirt Sikes, who selected for bis subject "After Dark in New York." He received a warm and flattering reception from a critical Boston audience, holding their undivided attention for an hour and a half."

fiuti O'Bbien.—We have just {earned aa inoident connected with ihe release of the girl who shot Mr. Fairbroth^t at the Terre Haute House, that is not generally known. It will be remembered that, instead of granting the petition for her pardon, Gov. Bake)r" ^ent her to the House of Refuge for the remainder oftor year's imprisonment The girl wm sharp enough to know this was aomewhjiMr-regular,-and after staying in the ftitafl^ of the Stipariatendent a few-weeks,:jNgbi-fled her iat'eiition te- leave, *na aceordlogV ly commenced packing her trunk The Superintendent, in a terrible sweat, posted off to Indianapolis, to confer with GovBaker. What was advised we know not, but on returning to the depot Sites Was there with a big trunk ready to travel. The upshot of the affair was the purchase of a ticfcet to'Cilnci&nati, aod that is the last that has been heard? Eliza O'Brien. »a«t a

the Second Presbyterian Church, Baldwin), at 9 *^7 fte*1 Iff. •jp?n. y-Y/j or tnis city is reably small for a pbftiWtWctf-^

Smith preachy

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Tfa* MOBTALITY

In the year 1866 the number of

5*sJfcB&MJ

ia tbree years. The regulari^ii^ljjkie. deaths is none 'the less remarkable, and ^jojujidering the const&fyyfypyjppopi! tfon, the figures stow a decrease of daajha eao^ye^r.^vH Jij.

IT.

o£ Mr. Danaldson in this morning's pa riff During thl paMi t^b"Vears Mr.D iliected and paid^to^k»iifi^ts more thafl two hundred thousand dollars of -0t$t4p*M4"#*g tfr* »tSi claim where he has been allowed control ofJO^p¥o«)fe«ibte of tifch.i

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Hair Goods at Sexton Walasley. Desirable Private Boarding. ,, Sweet Spioed Pickles—C. I- Blptey* )fM i.al {t*» i--!

this,part of tne State.

iha^lin^in }3,W Baa

nffiOiWiM Rft ll^lW

P^at4 'bf-'tfitT Xs lwiefiy Wtioned in yesterday's paper Dr. Curtisied at twelve o'clock Tuesday-night £r6n» an overdose of morphine. The unfbrtanagi^n M* lai^e circle of friends, and enjoyed a very extensive patronage in the practice of his

the i*uin of thoi^sands—love of the intoxIcatipg cu"|k'' fie'%ad'"'be!n ^for several endeavoring to recover from the effects of a somewhat pritraSt^ stete ot-

his wife hrtoia wh&f ar alar^i she exclainAd/ had taken sufficiebtto killblm. He answered that If she thought there was danger she had better send for a physician. Medical aid was immediately summoned and was promptly on band, but before a stomach pump could be obtained the deadly drug had passed into his system, and he was beydnd recovery. Death ensued, as before mentioned, at about midnight. It is questioned whether it was a deliberate suicide or whether the fatal dose was not takeb in a fit of delirium. No inquest was jdeemed necessary, and the body was **&®tred yesterday afternoon, just twentyfduri hours after the deadly potion w»s sWft^owed, it being found impracticable to keep the body longer. The deceased was about forty-one years of age. He

'••tb 4' •xymf COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Council Chambeb, Jan. 6th, 1868. fi'Cbunoil met in regular session, bis |3dQOr, Mayor Cookerly, in the chair. •i (AuncilmenjlNBrWfcity Allen, Anc [rews, Burnett, Chamberlain, Lawes,

Mraihall, Seeburger and Van Valzah. The minutes of the last meeting were reaq and approved.

PETITIONS.

A, petition signed by a number of citisen* oa Mafc-s||eLiotween lst atd W streetSj' asfeiBgHnat irfwdinanfie be ^ass ed t» lay down the Nicholson Pavement on |aid street, was referred to the Commltjee on Street. CA r"

A petition from the City Assessor asking|that F. T. Bolton, D. B. Weir and WjP§§gOTlti b» ^ppointf4 tp

the the

?essist

Mr. AUe« %«i)»«|£rf •a.m.' rla ado^O jUtolvtd, That the City Assessor toe directed to na^e hU assessment returns completed at the same time the townahip sassessments, are, tbeSSfl £M|i4sy oi April au^ aisi that ha W wfcsaftmended to join with the Township As,«asor datfe^ tfifi^jby saving time and dxpense.

,.ifesob^.^9t the City Treasurer is liereby instrifctea to pro?ecute the collection of all delinquent taxes by distreu

*&¥**# -.M|t fit jdj}|diagtM«B^ that the Finance Committee be authorized, with the concurrence of the Tre«surer to apj^nl|to*ssistoriti(^aid himMijl tbi coiled^oi. "t|e pres^Mdelioeuei* list

JteaolvedThat the City Attorney is hereby Instructed to devote his immediate, special and constant,ideation to the cdlleetion of the delinquent list in ^^ion with the Tress

insTi all offei

ORDINANCES.

3®!*Mr. Seebur^ef presented 'afa ordinance in regard to the weighing of wagons, eitbei- loaded^or utiloadM, on the public

inebriation, ^dap^ernc^npiboat^ales, W^a^ve^er^ fourjo'clock he sent a boy to Pence's drug

rulesi tZ After. allowing Council adjourned

ator^ for' a'-qWtnm^9^ iBirpHne. Dr! Pen?e, supposing he wanted Use in bft-I^actl^^a^fi^ilMtljli)^ it tolhinUySn lgolt ?ut a a re ii a ii of whiskv swallowed it. Then turnin^Xqi,_A Sweet Spice®.

filv

making the assessment for l869. Grant-

jA petition from a number of citizens asking ih&t Wfelnai 9(treifet be put in good eon&tnlhlfroJ^ FflUljtrflibMd the River, was referred to the Committee on Streets.

A petition from a number'of business men on Wabash street, asking that the ordinance in regard to signs be recinded, wa^ referred to a specialCommittee consilting of Messrs. Allen, Andrews and Van Valzah.

A petition from a number of property owners on North JiftVstiget* asking that the Street Commissioner be instructed! to gqtjfy the ..-property holders on saia street to repair the sidewalks along •aid street,, waa^ granted. ..

aakln that tne sum oTT25.z8 be remitted on his taxes for the year 1868, was an

REMONSTRANCES.

4- remonstrance signed by fprty-niae business men on Wabash street, against repealing, tba ordioa^ce in regard to s^ns, was referred to Messrs. AlleD, Andrew# and^a^^zab.^^',* .1 REPORTS.

The following was concurred in To 1he Mayor and Common Council Your committee to whom was referred the( petition of sundry citizens of North Ninth street, praying to have said street improved by grading and graveling, $ald recommend that the prayer of the petitioners be granted, and also tbat the Oitlr Engineer be directed to make the necessary surveys before the first of April next. S. K. Allen,

pStTtictrorMTrarjrenttfh b,praying for opening of^^Kjrtlon of Niutb street fro^i BloominglonKoad south, would advi»4 that the^t^ject.ie wfenad to the Chy Engln^rjb rap^t ^\tbe|sam at hit {earliest convenience.

le ^upermteodent of the pity. .Qem eteiy sufrtnirtea %r {£e month ending DecernWr 30tfi^ W.68, showing a t^l the. islty {i at- torn .the oounlry also shewing thte^nii^lf *^,Iht^iwanU for the past Vbrle years, which are as follows

Fj1«S6,

•a &&&?* i-.'TJK'! ij •I .3'

:255 /SC.,1868,

242j Total, 730ti **visu Report acoopted and ordered to be placed OO file. .«.fc»^^A ^.,4.

E«se«eiiW*s.f

Mr. Allen o^Dired tha following, which was adopted

bills) the

ttutberous sdl

Ql F- Cookeblt, '34!ayor)|s^' W1. HabpBr, Clerk.

tie^:

F^d^dohl^Kew att?. 1.' Ripley's. dtT

Haib GbopBl. 4WT3iaai8n!i Walmsley's. 7,d3t 3 pyUM {if

A Bvrr os

furnished—for a small family, wishing private board with honie iurrdu^ingt'-^ probably the most desirable in AddressfP. O. Box^litSi

Switchtb kt cost for one weekr.at S&xton&Wal«bl^MOIt

Ml&LTNEBf k* 2 •MM*® spectfullv inform th# Ladies of Terra Haute and vicinity, 'ihat^^rtl diypoijl dt my entire stock o?^Wih^ir'^06%JJt in order to fnake ttfoai fo^ i"nfc^ supply. Remember the place—^^ur^h str^e^ tween Maii^and .(^^r^tv^ and I best place in the city to got bargains. 7dl0t {f W«aS It-

Wx will sell all of'our

cost toolose out by JrtSuarVWh.'atTWr-1 T, ...

ton & Walmsley's. 7,d3t ... i. .... ..——-

ALL persons knowing themselves in debted to N. Erlai^etv*& quested to call and settle. Any one having claims present them-for psyment. I £d3t N. ErlaITSeC^B^.1

Aj Fact.-^^. ^Dnifee^ 2 positive benefit upon community by allowing his unexcelled Cream. Baking Powdera ^^erafly Wherever tlie genuine c^m baking powders are used they are conceded to be, in point of purityf cheapness, and healthiness, superior to anything ever before offered -tqs tl&pubUc J|n|j satisfy any one of its excellence. For sale by' all grocers.ijfTOS

I '|TT Wifif BTfrTl

It you wa^t ^our c^^j^ tailor of experienfl^' gp^ jj|^^Hni|H9r he will cut them to fit yw, aod in such style as few carters can Ho. Just go^and try him, attbe Blue'Froht. "5dl0t 4'•••-, v. .-! 'V-'L-i vS Wi.

Cheap,

Cheaper

At Cost.—I wiji make ,^P to ord^r my whole stock of goods at i^tr fbLth&,next thirty days, consisting of, mm* Beaver, Pique, Cassimeres, Black and Collored Cloths, Doeskins, Vesting*, &c. This is no old shop-worn goods, they have all been bought since the first of last October. )45 Main street, at the Blue Front

The Great American Combination Button Hole and Overseaming Sewing Machine has no equal. jldlw

Christmas

A. L. Chamberlain.

The following was concurred in: 75 the Mayor and Council:

-referred

on W aia^t tireet, ietith ^ide,' betwee^ and 4th street, be directed to have the •i(i8waltoioj»f*Uta AiAr |lr«ilkee^roperly graveled under the supervision of the It** Cortmteiotmc:*^-

Presents.—Cory & Man-

court have a splendid Stock^ 'JJaglis^. and American Scissors, pocket and table Cutlery, suitable for Christmas presents. ftx'ifstiiiatf'

Something

Useeul.—Just re

ceived, an assortment of boys' tool chests. Every boy should have one for a Holiday present. Parent^ see to tfjls: A' nice cheit of toqls will certainly make tbsfii industrious. For sale at Cory & Mancourts. "v '/?}•.}!?: lOdtf

Flour Flour! I—The best brands of White and Red Wheat Flqmr bt^ the barrel, sack or single pound, always on hand a&d Will be sold as chea£ as the cheapest at James Davis', New Grocery Store, 157 Main street, and delivered to anypart of tbecity free of charge ^esw 23-tftf

All the Popolab atrrPrepar at ion a. ^e selection of Hair Brushes and Gpi^bs, oh oft a 'Perfumes lor'the handkerchief, Bhglisb| French and American T01 tet^ap9^«ptjidariHrfWr^3l®58»^ round," for sale by Bacr, Gulick St Berry Drt^gists. [il-dlOt*

Fcaa.—The ^nes$ |asso|»xaa|n|, est prices, no old mothy stock, at --a 8. L. STRA0a,,'~f vi 149 Miin strtet.1

dtf

Best PB*s*Kf fob *a A Qheat of useful Tools^-an indu6em4nt to industry and remedy Pm idlraaea, ^t Austin, Shryer & Co'i £l5-dtf

Surrn PAtxnn, at Bkldle's.

con-

w^ch w^ adppted: if* Tnat the Committee on

hpen jei^MkaU^in^io gtreets ^wcertaio, andT6M)rt to tha Cguiv

c^^lr^e^eH*d^4bus coafcols al-iW at ita next meeting Ae cost stbM

crossing, such as is now being put down,.

by private enterprise at WrpM®f

Resolved, That the petition praying for thfe grading and giAveling of the sidewalks and gutters on South First street, ^imimeacing at Maftt toert an&rtfahtag to the old Corporatieh Irifte be girantea, and that the Street Comnlss ionerlnstrtict the property holders to have the same dine. W" 13.-J.'0«r

cb Meat at C. I. Ripley's.

31dtf.

axs and Lemons at Sage's.

at Bm.iT sells Boneless Sardines. [25,dtf

or and Variety Goods, cheap, at ie's. dtf

Citbos, Raisins and currants at

Sage^B. [19-dtf

NiwCLOAXlNO BtTTTONS and Trimmingjs. ^aatifeceMedt at Rjd4}e's.

Main street.

Yiu can always do better to buy your Zephyr Worsted of Riddle. dtf

Go to S. R. Wright thpse Extra Large Oysters. 16dtf

bbl. choice Winter Apples at New York

riadtf.

[rat, Kyeand

R. Wright & Co's.

aT7.!

Y4* caf

Wabash and Fifth streets, CjL Rif "Mr..Van V"arzah.(offared t£ef^?6wifg, which was adopted:

find Preserved Lemon Peel, Ripley's. £26,dtf

New Sweet Cideb, right from the press at New York Tea Store. 12dtf

Ni :w ,^444^ neV «t?p| New York Store. 12dtf

-Do TOU want Presrved Orange Peel? Call bt C. I. Ripley's. [25,dtf

Headquabi^u for 'bj'stefa at t. R. ^Vri^ht & Co., 156 Main street. dtf

AtPLE Bfrrrtit B^th^ulrt or"gallon, at C: I. Ripley's. 22-dtf

The largert ywietjr in town of Hplida Conjjioi^ H)4ys/J btKi's.

C. (WiTTia & Co., 170 Main street, Deming.|lpc^(j^ Qhri»t^a^|j)re^nts fhea^.

bs. Bbown offers For

4be recant Breakfast Shawls, sold at less £han market value during the Holidays, at C. Wrrria & Co's., 170 Maia street

Block. 14dtf.

A eine stock of Furs at 0. Wlttig & Co's.j 170 Main street, Deming Block,

Sleigh

Bells

I Sleiqh

Luther Grigsby keeps a nice and well tdiBjted stock of Groceries and Produce for pale at his new stand, opposite the $eltjoffice. Call and see for yourselves. Thebew year has rolled in, now if you will roll in with it we will have a good

isK

GHKAPBsTir^ 'fine

black clotb frock coat rriads Mor^eVfor $25.00. Go leave your measure wiih J. Walmsley and save yourselves,$10.00-to $15.00. y.

Tks

S4iif

Gol& Jtkto StLYlBB l^^ohbdin^ the key' not& selling off at cost, changing the seal* of business and giving customers a benefit. ?n£iie pi

present ^entire stofk of watches,

jewdlry,'SilverVa^e and'flnoy goods will tfeMfcred at even cost from this date till {he first of January. The largest and richest assortment in the city, at

(of Collection without distinction. Dfec. 29, 186j3. Mahan A

176

14reet,

4 A.

... sama,

Jacob KEBN, of^oetta £ffiee on 6th streety fi oo| aalUr htg cost, neither ftoei he inti id close cut by Carietosss, but salts a- cheap a* wy one in tfce etar a flielot Jew«lry Clocks for Christmas, just reeved, to ba sold at "TMW^sr pare his priceS before •zM

Impmved ^Vjgin^co^gipjtj —At l6l Main street, It '"Ve a Tar^e aesortmentof Pantampfo ttpeoladlas'and Spencer's Patent Nose Glasaea, la Gold, Silver, Steel, Plated and Rubber Frames. Also the purest Perisoopic Ledsea for filling old frames, and oan suit every eye that can be benefitted by spectacles, at sign of Watch and Spectacles, near iOorner of 6 th street, tf &. B.

New ShaVxso

Behold,

a Buck-board for

fM^r

to Mr. Elwe

Bells!—For

erriest and cheapest Sleigh Bells 4ook!in at Aiqdo, Shryer A^Wo's. [iji.dtf

efiATEa I Skates1—We have on hand Iffi pairs'lkdfai gftts abd bbyfcsksiteWo^ tale bt prices to suit the times. lOdtf

Cobt fe

AlAij'joga%

^stoKERS and chewers will find something exceedingly delicious,.in the shape

i»j j-»fjC gara and Tobacco, at the newTobac

0 At,

S co House, east side Public Square. dtf

^cjMETHiNQ KETV.—Plated solid handled Delsert «S3-TaWe Efflvesp-* h"ew pattern. Oall and&e<«h*u at tWry & ^M^ncourt's. lOdtf

24jdtf]

onj

'fhe pest side of Third street, first door north of Main, apd.pn Monday tha3d,he will! ha^ a niiinber of the American Combination Button-hole and Sewing Sew|ng Machines on exhibition. Oall and8eeJhep,0.fc 3'I07X/li

Great American

aqhine has no equal.

NjoTit^.^-lti*

tinuM ill-health of Dr. Bell, the account* customers at their Oyster Bestaurant on the postoffice.

of tjie^^} ^f ^fie$ tf %f, »v«t fee pV'JJtreet °PP0,,ite sett^edr Those remaining unpaid on 1

Bell.

VjAL'JABLB PBQf^PT TpftffMt.^ha property on the corner of 6th and*"Ohio sUe4tt, 4nfluditig (the reaidgnca pf Or. Patrick, is offered for sale. Those desiring good business locations will find them herei Apply at the office of

Blo^k.ethaia sole Agents for Pjr. Patrick's An ti-Dyspeptic Powder.

Dr. Patrick's Tonic Bitters. Dt. Patrick's Cough Syrup. Dt. Patrick's Liver PfTlr.

pw»j 5Wtf

.r*«M yu&ioKi.'H

to ^sll oWars should b« adYoto BaiBwUtaiy, ai

Freeman.

and

Haib Dbefsots

Saloon.—Messrs. Clark A Price having elegantly fitted op the basement room cornir of Sixth and Main streets (Deming 'Blockiiiviteiheir-old,-Andnaw frienils to give tham a call.:. They employ the best Workaben aod glitlntee entire satisfaction in every department of fashionable work in their line.'

N- B. A clean towel furnished for time: P23 dtf

ustomer every

lted~Froar 15dtf

Eliab CtrMMlNS, who took the prpmi um on the best variety of apples at the State Fair has established & fruit store on Main street, two doors west of Sbird, where he has a large stock of his own apples, and buys and Mils at wholesale and retail, choice apples, for winter keeping, Ipfilos for present use, cider, green and dried fruit of all1 kinds, Uan9, potatoes,

It is a much needed and convenient institution, and is receiving a liberal patronage. 13dtf

Yx^ Epicures

tere, Chickens, Turkeys, Wild Turkeys, -Wild Ducks, Quails, Prairie Chickens, Rablii ts, Squirrels, Venisan Fresh Sage, Navy Beans and Cranberries by the barrel or by the small. Peoans,. Butter, y. Wholesale also Eggs, Dried Peaches, ^ed App!es, Freah Lemons, Cream

e, pure Buckwheat and Lilly White Flour, Turnip?, Cabbage and Potatoes, may bo found at Rat & Bailey'r Gama and Poultry Depot, No. 13, South Fourth street. 16-dtf ...

New

ffljffMculiB»:appiy^iarifc

?efl,at RTo. Cox & Son's, dtf

Christmas presents, go to 0. WitCo'a., 170 Main street,. Deming ,* *&

tig & Btocjt.

14dt

Gbocbbt Store—James Davis

having taken the well known stand, N« 167 Main street, formerly occupied by W. Rippetoe, and fitted the same up in a styles unsurpassed in this city, would re-, spectfully inform the citiiuns of Terre Haute and vicinity, that he has a full and fresh Stock of everything to be found in a first-class Grocery and Provision Store, will sell the same as cheap as any house in the city. Goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge. 23-dtf.

CoJO.1 Coal i—The H. Perrin & Co. BituoainousjCoal don't nead much advertising Those persons wbo have used it winter say that they will buy no ^t&er kind of coal there is no sulphur, no clinckers, no cinders, "no odor "nor dust, no mooting in the stove, nothing' but white ashes like those of wood. Go to Ph. Rive, their sole agent in Terre Haate, and jdave your orders at his Grocery, .No. 70 Main street, next to McKeen & Min sball's Bank. Terms cash. 25dlm

*Havinq completed the removal of our stock of Hardware to our naW and comQdious rooms, Nos. 121 Wabash and 1 nd 3 Fifth street, we are fully prepared to supply promptly all articles in our line of best English and American makes. As we buy our goods exclusively for cash, and in large quantities, are enabled to sell at eastern prices. Our stock is the largest and best west of Cincinnati Call and examine before purchasing. lOdtf Cobt A

Mahcourt.

Ne$v Grocebtand

PbovisighStored

The undersigned deslres-to.inform his old customers and the public generally tbat he has just opened a first-class Family Grociery and Provision Store (n the Ola Post Office building, on Fourth street, where he has a sew and complete stock of tbe best Groceries in the city, together with! a full lino of Provteons and other abides of every day use In families.— Call iand see. Wm. M.

Hensel.

Gboveb & Miller, Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, and dealers in Gents' furnishing goods, have now a complete stock, consisting in part of the most desirable shades of Chinchillas, Esquimaux, Castor Duffel, Black, Brown, Dahlia and Olive Cloths a full line of French and Engf.sh Cassimsres and Testings also a large assortment of American Cassimores, all of which will be sold by the yard, or made up to order as cheap as good work cfcft be afforded.

We call special attention to our stock of Gents' furnishing goods, consisting of Shirts, Drawers, Undershirts, Gloves, Ties Paper and Linen Collars and Cuff*, half Hope, Cardigon Jackets, Youths' Underwear, and the Orient, Occident and Novelty Collars also a nice line of Cauimere, Tweed and Melton Shirts. lTrdtf

_FpB Cbribtuas Presents.—Skates ^ujes I Skates I Pocket Knives, pocket KniVei. Best variety and cheapest at I Fob Sale.—Being engaged in othAustin Shry9ftfe Co'a. [16-dtf/^ er bnsiness, I offer my Ice House, lot,

Combination business for sale. dijWl Ahy one wishing to enga^e Ttf. ine Ice aewjng

wj]i

jldlw

Bution Hole and Overseaming Sewing, OTsterb GsoBQK'a From^ and L. -s .. ,, .after today George Habermeyer & Co. Maqhine has no equal. dlw will be in receipt of those large and mag-

•t *.

(f, Toot, Teams, and tho good will of my

find it jiayiftg one by hp-

1 plying soon to J. ^frBrsluKni.. 2^dtf

L' ulflcbt Maltby Baltimore Oysters, which -consequence of the cot* tBey will sell by the can or serve up to

DIED.

EaBLT—On Wednesday morning, January 6th, Jacob D. Sablt, aged 70 yeara. Notice of the fuaer&LwJll be glrsn in to-ffloi-hw*s papers.

LOCAL

NOTICES.

T«sti«riuoa^

to go" to ^Jwlttig,"«'t|i's'

Demidg filo!^/"before

youluy your Christmas presents. Mtfi'i

of a Prominent Phy-

llelan.-.Dr. 3. T. Baksr, a skillful and widely ikuewn physician of twenty years standing in ia*cast*r, Pa,, gives his opinion of a popular 'hoqsehold remedy, In'the fMlowIng letter:

IiaaCASTta, PA., NOV. 83,1868.

Db. S. B.

Habtwak

A Co.—Dear Sin: During

tbe past eight years I have had frequent opportunities to study the effect of MISBLsB'S tftCBB •BITTEBS upon persons snffariag from Dyspepsia, Loss of Nertous Energy, Sexual ITeakttees, Dimrzhosa, *c. Bemedles were prescribed by other physicians according to the Homeopathic, Allopathic, and Hydropathlo schools, and only a comparatively few permanent cores effected. On theother hand, I have never knoiH the Bitters to fall produolng the dealred result, and I still use them In the treatment of such complaints, with the highest success. I have no hesitation in sayJnftMt I consider MWblilB'S HXBB BITTERS "the moat efficacious remedy ever discoveries arising from a disordered Stomach, Liter, Kidneys, Bowels, tiunn afcd Hehrt.

fours truly, Sdwlw -j

take pleasure in announcing to my friends and to thp public in general, that, Booiej'S Baking Powder.—Doolbt's

i^«t^fsuih^S5sdo"Ssii!j

yation have shown necasaary,

B^,a fB

Bar^t

liixlf.

tN.

Tcasa Sim, Mc, 7, 19(1.

a fur fcavtof thotBBtWyOsWH Is tttetiy asii lq ai o« MN,^MtaK«itrd WMr," I t«|e great p|*a«iith"aittg wf tuMaioay to ttomaay eneomlwi whleh ilVw baTxlmmd 4^iaTUhid npon it. If whatever t*nd* to relieve haman lafttiifb a taatMin, then- csrtstoly ^Barr's Pectoral Illzlr" worthy of all pralw. jTecafc, froa'^WiMt' VpeHnee aut a^fulBtan?e, teeowtrad bota-iw tbfnifrWNti rellabit. WtOOKl,

Pastor Asbsrx H- IL CbBrch, Tern Baato. This invaluable masdy tot tka em of Coldi, Oongln, Croup, HoarMaaaa, etc., aannfaetnred and «old by BABB, QULICK BSBBT,

AMUSEMENTS.

rjlHB SECOND ANNUAL BALL *5®«f. «as 4 v. Hibernlm BeneTolent Sodetr, tv.

omiio ttlLL,

frlday Evening, Jan. 8th, I860.

'jitnilo by Prof. Tout's Suing Band. SSdta

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MILITARY CLAIMS-CARD IvX I FOB 1869.

DAVID 8. DANALDSOW, Military Attorney, Notary aU Claim lent, Regularly Anthorlaei and Uceesed. Office—Farrington Block,

E. ~€bmer Public Square, Vf Stairs, Fiasr DM«.

TEBHK HA1TIK, INS. Sf»*i5WW tm.

Pension dtHms Froseruted, Arrears of JPmy Procured,

BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,

DEEDS EXECUTED,

Vovchert Made out and JPmtioH Monty Vtnmi from Any Pension Agency in the United State*. PROTESTS ISSUKb, land Warrants Assigned, Bought as# gold, and Defective Assignments Corratt*.

Mb. Danalmon

well onderatunda the mode of

aflju ting and oollecting any clalme growing out of t^e rooent Bebelllon, and for 1667 and 1868, baa oollected and paid orer to tho claimanta more than Two Hnudred Thonaand Dollafa -hag obtai ed three hundred Peaaion Certificate*, for woanded or lDjared^aoldiere, widows, mother*, and minor children, and aeven hundred bounty ohecka for dlarharged priTate*.

Fonaiona, If now applied for and granted, will commence at the date of the soldier'a discharge. No lime should be lost, a* this favorable provision terminates totally about Jure 1870, or at flte year* after the discharge.

Arrears of pension miy now be had in all os sea where the pemlon does not Qomtnence at the date of dlschftrgb, or deith of the pordter. Look at your oertiflcatee and call on me.

Bounty claims under tbe recent law, aot of Jaly.23tb, 1866, are now nearly all paid. Anew law for the next and last bounty, may, perhaps, be pawed this wioter. If so, applications, way b* qad4 the coming Spring or Summer. I will gtrexbtipe when such law ispasaed. No f-easione have yet beeu allowed for arvice In the war of 1812.

No Land Warrants need be expected for service in the late war, and no further bounty to vet •ran who has bad three or fouT hundred dollars

I have never lost good claim where the pjrty permitted me to manage it In my own way...* have lost two valid olaima on account of such in terfereaca. .«r Befer to Merchant', Bankers and Oltlsens generally, and to any one of the thousand whose claims have been obtained by me. jA&lwtf V. 8. DANALDSON

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice ia hereby given, that I will sell at pub lie auction, on (Saturday, the 9th day of January, 1880, at the late residence of Jail* A. Gaston, deceased, at the eas| end ot Mulberry street, and on North I3th street, In Terre Hahte, Indiana, all her personal property, consisting of Household Vurnitate, Ac. A credit of four months will be given on all sums over $3, the purchaser givlig his note wltn approved security, waMng valuation and appraisement laws. Sums of 93, and less, cash In hand, j.TdSt XLXAS !. MEBBILL, Adm'r.

WITH THE BEST I

E N A

OF HARTFORD, CON9T.

Casta Assets OYei 5,052,88019

fire and Inland Insurance at as favorable terms as the Hazards Permit for Sellable Indemnity,r HAOEB A HcKSBN, Agents,

JanOdSm Dowllng Hall

S A

CORN SHELLERS,

Into which the Corn is Shoveled and not ft jiff*** Touched by the Handsj.^-rf

WARRANTED TO SHELL In the moat thoror.gh manner, whether the Corn be sonnd or soft, aud leave tbe cob r.Dbrokfn. The Oob and helled Corn are separated by a

Revolving Cob Bake. The Corn is cleaned by a fan attached to the ma ohlce, and elevated and deposited in sscks. 'He 1 are made all sleea, belted or geared, with Hflisrent capacities, from

300 to 2,000 bushels per Day,

and can be rnn with sny power.

The Shellers will be fnrnialied with or without Horse Powera, or HorSi) Powers From One to Ten-Horse,

Without the Shelters. Also,

'STAR," "WESTERN," and "IX" Shellers, All Sizes aod Kind*.

..,v

We have tbe largest assortment of

E E E S

in the Country, consisting of "Burdick?8 National," "Eureka," Cummings,-9

Telegraph,"

"Sanford," "Gale," &c

filers ranging from $4 to $50, and capacities from loot] 1,000 bnsbeWof leed per hocr.

JOIE§ & JOtfES.

Farm Imjilements,

Eatt Side Public Square, TEBBE HADTB. INI.

JJlYIDBND NOTICE. At a meeting of the Beard of Directors of the Terre Hante Gas Light Company, a dividend of four per csnt. on the Capital btock was declared, payable at the Banking Hoose of McKeeo Mln shall, after January 10th, 1869.

GBOBGK StJQAN, Sec'/.

Terre Haule, Jan. 4,1869-6dlw

TtST RBCKIYED*—-

1 I

J.T. BAKKB, M.D., P. O. Box 196.

Baokwb*st

otljer Griddle Cakes, Ac. It requires ONLT TWO I teaspoonmcl FOB

A qcabt ot noes.

Sold by Grocers gene-ally. At whokaale, in Terse Haute, by CX)X 805, deolSdwSm Wholesale Grooecs.

DISSOLUTION.

BOARDING.

WM. J.

E S!* a

1 llAOStlLt^

.. Iw'? '-u t:-.w S# J* IPT

I *rx a. .TA'S Adams' Patent Self-Feedtng

From New York, the latest

Paris ami New York Fashions

O a as he a 7

iii

MRS. ST. -JOHN'S

DBESS-MAKI5G EST1BUSHMSIT,

So, 155 Main Street *(v

Orer I. B. Wright Co—9eooad Vioec. Da:S3dlm

The partnarahlp heretofore wrtsting between Linus

Burnett asd Fred.

ImhmSmBi

FOR RE til

t^OB BEK^-A OTS} JE STABLE. Apply at tMstfflce., ^£^7*

mO KENT.—A Two-'story BricK DWELLING, on corner of Ttird and Poplar street*—9 reom*. well, clatern and ont-tmlla-ings. Xn^illre of MBS. SMITH, at the Bustin HMwfc ..n.-.t. -. .I/oifc JitfttuS.. T?OR J? late W. D. Wribd. #ve taHei ek»t %i Se' Katloaal Boad, eeotaiaiD* ahoat n9'j44re^(Sp Hnd—ISO ender cttltiTaiion. .Uit.iemaiadrr 1&. pasture. TWo-tfory frame hott»o—ton roonu-

two bares and one large hog^h*^_®nre" of 24dtf

J.v

,iAVthe Tarre Haale

FOB

RENT—ice

One of the bat Ico Hon'aes in tciR city lor

tent oi raaaooabl* t«ttes. HdiIcShore,

FOR SALE.

F®,

SAIjE!-'-I offer

with the atocb'of Tcfd. Sesfli',

bailneee,

Dafly Kzpreu OOce.

FOR

SALE—A Fino two-story frame Dwelling House—eight rooms, gas, slate roof, two cisterns and well,' btable, carriage house, and good fruit. Lot i£0 foet front. b« SyO feet deep. Will be Boldebei{N 4{)pH toi VFL 1 s!6dtf P. M. DONNELLY.

XpOR SALE—Or Excharigo ftfr JL City Jroperty, 10 ac»«s of {tbond rj^iBllllJ Bast of the city, with a good brick house ot eight rooms, cellar, well, olstero, stable, sbmd», «a»Hagesho«te, ffrtt-rate .orchard of appleai pearg, paachas, plums, cherries, grapoa, nnd, thre acre* mawberries, rafpbeniss, 1 ear*(rfldseberrWw and currants—all bsating. Door yntd set with evergreens and flowers. Call.at the Couoly Treesarn's office. '1 j(,643m'

WANTED.

jisS-

t\7ANTED.:— TO Farm, within five tulles of Terre Haate. Enquire at MpJ. George II. T*nrd'i reniifono?, corner of Flrotand Oheny streets, or ttddrfx* me tbrongh the Post(!iBe«. ,,, 0. B. BTJBDYii

Ja 6wlt

Agentsmonth

TXTANTiil) —SAXijMJB^s^CA Trav^ for a .Manufaoturjfig Cpiapaur, and sell by santplc. GodU vfng«* arc gditSSto/j. Address, with stamps H.Dt.HAMILTON .A GO., No'

WANTED. TT One.hnndred tons of Scrap Icon 'or O'lh a.nd

ISSOLUTION. St.'Vs»3 iMsia ill The firm of G. Walts & do. in tual agreement. G.- Weks will e#»rtlhUo'"#he tW1 alness at the old stand. He requests aU thorn indebted to tho old firai, t. c^ll and pay, aod those having any claims against the satne td he or pa on

SdStJ ,.Beapeotlully, ——r- SIJ&-HJ PLOW MANUFAOTUR

rpHE ING

ING FIBM of Newhart A O"., Is dissolved by mutual consent, Tha same *yiU: bft castinaed byJPhillp Newhart. He will collect and pay all bills, both in favor anl against the old'Brni

Beepsctinlly, PHILIP NEWHART.

QOAL OF ALL KINDS

Far salt at reduced prices, anti 6n day of Order, to any part of the City. Also, Osal Dealers supplied at low rates.

We will alse deliver Wood by the cord or. half eord, to say pirt or the cltr. JOHN W. HEA, Agent,

^N^UAL election

8tret-r

JaSdtf Buatin House

Ssiib would respectfully inform the pub lie that the south part of the Buntln'House is now under her management, where she Is prewar ed to: furnish traniient, day, or week board either with or without rooms.

Her. prices aro moderate, and the flatters her self on being able to giv* her patrons as near fnll value as any Houoe in the Wabash Valley. jaidiw WM. J. RIIM1JJ. "faS^tEMAd,

BALTIMORE.

RIEMAN stnocKSSois to

Wm, jr. Rieman &

POBK PACKKRN,

»«t. Water Street, sear Blaize's Hill, TERBE HAtJTK, INI). OrrioB—Over Storeroom formerly.""tfispapiej by

Gory A Manconrt:

Hogs bought and sold nn couutiiasloa. Liberal advance on packing •L&oo&fignnppta

HOFF'S

I^Alt

Applications of purchasers will be received at heCffiotcf Uendrtch 4,* Lange, over Firs National Bank.lntheoltydf Terre Hhut*, nifRl 9th day of January, A. D, 1869.

Imperial (green) Japan (natural 1 Gunpowder (G eon) Bug. Breakiast CblKl*

Empire Com.

Impiro Compftoy** Green Tea flavot—-!!!: de:18dly

Bais, is this day

dtasolfed by mutual consent. Either party will

..Lurca A. bubhktt, TBKD. a. BOSS.

sign la liquidation^

Terre Haute, Jaaf^tW-WB*

'T. i£?i6ta!ftfc6£t#s£ I SlOaSTiUT'i OxriOK,

Ii i"aaM

Apply at' KlniN«*ef deSdln

M»a

formate

AO)* oae wanting to go into a geod, »*t« log

already e.tabli»b»y, vftlFrfb

oall Aoon. f7-dS»] B/JSOBBtMSfi

T?ARM TO TRADE FOR JL? TLB OB HORSES-—Eighty neriw tof Land I iltnatrd In Crawford County, BtiWMirl, Wert adaptod to Stock rafelne, harlnR thr« aprinf* of I ltvlng water on It location healthy. Thfeabote" land will he exchanged for Horaes or oV aold low foroaah. Call ou Tl". Ij. HOODT, »tlthe

uary

wanted.—$75, .to,

8200 per I Or a Cominif':(jii £r'1in which twice that amount cm be ms.ie by ic ling the Lft'eat Improved Common Sense Kemily Sewsing

Mtchlp«:

Pntcc JI8.CO. For Clrcplffa and

Terms, addresi (). BOWERS A CO., d4-dw3m S20 9. 3d St., Philadelphia, I'a.

No. 95 South rhlrd

cpmpli

»«f

Mis. Chas. a

EXTRACT-

Great Reductid)

Quaiities ASD PSortari A DellKltftal. Mntiitiovsl A Pleasant Invigorating' A Knbstitate for Ale and Alcoholic Prlaks. A mENetHEfnat sir tin Ddiiiu^R [BSPSOTALLT NCBStNt MOTITJtR-.]

A Certain BRHEDT for DiSorden of the THHUAT, CHR8T, LC.NfiS AND 8IOMAOB. Fold b? Druggists and Grpoers.

JOS. S. PEDEBSEJifb ty, Murray Sf.. Nbw fbk.

Bole Agent JOT V. S. and Britieh Protiaeet af_ &.A. Janldeodly-TT w«a3»Wr fcl, li tu rl 11,

±y bsta-^E. ,. Notice Is hereby given, iharflft BHdaffifgfie'd, appo sted by the Vigo Qoort of Coa|BK)n fleas, at the December Termj .181^, lu a ("aW 7hi-jrdttt Julia A nil Genung tr„P*rtStta, and BliMfctlleiem Genung and othars, hektAl--. aw of EllshaH.,Ganung, deoeawd, are owandints, will rtli fr vate tale, tlie iblleadng Behl Eztste,. oonnty, State of Indiava, to^wit

T*aa? HAOfrvDwiabft Jlth, IS08.J

U„ tor tto pjnMeAf fUeQag "DB^ta .far the

Krelwdf-,a«1Matin ,• Opi^MlS--IM» I »hf#AOit iliTiiiafc

a PAIKBANXSi. /iai pj0p»if wirhgoi«t'«oek awl CartUMa. to ac ^oomn» ««eT*iapoWle. lUXTXB. X. il .bi i"1' •. .4 .' \i i*4ii ]peiMna«^M^lair- $»/ dayetlt«Bavea, B«»-

T?OB eent-nice $.oomftkfatia»fcl»4WrfWwUfe*9'arttt!**ttHmWp,s,r:-r*w X? For a Family, witboat chitl «B. 'law of SB. PIHCX, 2d street.

,a"./T Ita Vtlabef. weeiern BiooKboIders will be pa™ ,w^. dMpSd*t *he Ollloe1 of tba Tfusares, in, Terre: mj Hajfte, on aod afwr Monday, Jasaary 4th, 1

MANDrACTOBID OKI* S(

iU mn trial .. ..a ft"

e&*0^W|,

*5 .rsm

^sentarii,

W«

Vt6^Z5og5R*STABXES

fW»SB «a .-»

tlr''U«i •ty Ststltf os Heat*, to sew

idr.sii

Llv»nn8i»tl*?ieifl 6»wec6aiwet««rwiya awwfi ,i t» •••n.vu in L.-f auimcK a°cofauii%i »d a* iT *s«lx*

t* tit -l« JlfDlATfAKWlB S a. 00., *re4« MWMSI'I 0MM*.Itw »'ltei Terra Haute, Ut.iWWr I^IW.

By order of the Board of Dlreotoia. nStja"^ H. X. lfeBHIB WMr? »ai a—aMsasaaai—saMaMaa^ jSNUAJj MKB^riNG.

it Nai «nai. Ba*k or Tesks HaCYi ias Terra HUue, tnd.,Deo. 10. 1868. h#«b/ jhy4n ihst the annum

XoTre Hl&e. tn

log of the Sloclhotdera of tfiU Bank will' at (V Ranking Hods* od the seoond TUe

Soil**

Januaifj- ie*», fot Wie'puVpot^er ileotlag te**o ii a a if a ii a ii Vy'otlerol tbebosrd. '. ..

Udt4 '8. A. HBBBIOKr Oaditer ,..±eu 'oi

C&nbLDfiRS' MEETING.

VTIC Tnt

U-

i-c-jji.-, VO„ .i'i awich St., N ew_Yaria. .«, or Sale by all Drugglitulrtin meod.

9. UA

S'ira

ktou

house in Baltimore. ilecfiillia

GommenclDg ^ortf (40)/e^«M| mtBvltf west eorner of L* wrenity-'si-^4-Sibley's di«t»ion ufth" town thence east nte hnridted «nl twentyy2fl)#feet,' thence sonth one hundred and forty-nine (149) feet, to the land on ied by lha Tt rre.l'iaute, Alton A St. LonU Bailrpsl CompAuj, w*mm hundred and tweoty (4?©^-feet, thenc- nor hundred and forty-nine (HB) let, to theplaoeof beginning.

the

A. l.ANGK, OommlBdioner.

Dso99-d!OJ 4* a

Mow-oilII ri iI

AY^ HdNlEt' Ijli) i)RIHI O GOOD TEA.

JOSEPH STRONG, No. 190 Main Street, Terre. Haute^Agent fo E I E E A A S or NEW TOBK.

istv-

IVLDEND NOTICB

1 N*tip*AJ,:8ff»a Baxx* 1 Tsaaa Hxvra, to.,VW».J.

DW4a«»dof 8ve(6) per ceat. kaa be*a delar •d on the Oapital atook of this teak, aavebib to Moefcholdereon decand. "O.

ial

IONAL STATE BANK, hHavtb, Deo. », 19«8.

.rttAW, Deo. », iMB. «"1 glveri that tbe annwaliasaiUng 'a*'" ijrjSH ti. ii

IkBewW

tbJtBold"«TJ artbif .Baal wlHJbe b^W at Slajt Hbtise o-i fhrVc^nd^eaa^ & Jia'itt.fsrthe mrpcse-of'telecttar keven Dllor the ensning year. .?• »«"taf»aa»i'im.lu v* .is-

W?^ytoi^of"tbe""BoVtd""

'-"X Mit*

Wdwlw t. W*.RB*?r, "t «aLJer:""

SfftV^S AKD TINWARK. Oct. 13k 186 r.o^..Store* a#4 Wart# on nil itat sim. SRift SI rpet.. hat

Jot

ortlolllf

pft** as isstt

i\ ilnhltlftl^Paper and Envelopes ^obo»r.ipi or stanipod to order. olo.Yerfr cheap. 6ot6

.. ntfid

at tho Phosnix Eaaudrj', fcOmer'of'O'ih and*%aglo Streets. McSSLFBESH llA'BWAft0:e: octWdSmrlJg, -tStfit 1 t'' OlOl) All

•rfr

Ji» in*

TiaMffaora, Oct. la.,,1864,

i4U mv'Mt mo

^wekwood, aa pi on iu» at, the Sixth^nd Seveni r-i,l»at*»-n Sixth aad 3a«enth, *Etaaifc '..f

rV,k tin he«t oi

NEWS.AiVIl STAT10JTESIBUOBHU-U I .a.—, fMiixtu Igtl»eet3' la*

_*•

-"-ia*! T»i

Ntv' Port Office AeiWiaytewa. M* Toik, On:ciiMiail »ad Philadelphia %td'i Magnzloas »»hanvLregnlarist as aoaa :iiaj it-. -v«. in. 1 *£T ptetel, gaill^ttf' gktlaf hac

alwajs on hand

•li'i

—si

I l«.jj«l «t t-I, 41K. A *r ll*l

tif

'aper, a goadiastit

Vitr

mm btjIE :ara 4if A vt"A 11M

thii ,i:

iWWE MEN of the LAND Tii&Divlire, the P&yslclan, tiie* jadge

-Tram

IN THE IE OWN DOMES AND BEOGMMEKt To ill Iftrnlfda and ISdlifetel-s' Wo*

iMij:I

DAILY

lis,'Sick H4»34oho, Sotlr 8tomach| OmIiVehtkaj Heartliurn, Indigestion, Plies, Billoaa z\ Attacks. Livor Complaints, Gout, and

Bbeumatic Affections

1!.. rp=.

NATURE'S OWN ^"1

AI (iOOD EEHEDY:

TABBAMT'S

I -i

ilral

Jilfe^^sceiit Seltzer Aperient, 4Beat ana feat BsUlahU MsdUilas,

Ever Oeffd to people for the above qlaif cX dlseasea.

on i»i

1)iU

The httralng babe, Its brothers and sisters, its '*1ti"' parents and grand-parotita. will *11 And this aattti, plea^^t rein^gi^ adap^ar thetr- ,-3,.

ssmtmm- :,bI

f.lf

«h IOWA

liiSf ATM AGENCY.

FABJIi.WILD LANDS. -jltlU,

And Oily Property it ov«ry deacripilaa, for iWk. I An experience. ol flfteen yeara ooahk us toln ,,

saaUfaoUon In every depattmentof hne*»a»

r» a ting to a general Beat Estate Ageaoy.

n87d^rly

iasea' Hat* ot ^llhinda,

JJSfc»p*ts mate Mbutdr OK-aKirt.aad*. iCMstto 'H

i*n

iB(f

The nnparalled succss of this Company is owiaft to,the fact that tb7 lltPOBT tlMHf^as direct trom the producing district* of Ohlna and •Japan, and sell thrm at retail, through tbelr Agspts, at car^p ptlcct^UM^In^njaMaftfrSaj. I^rontsyou nsve p»id heretwre-. Ail goam war rantedr to sIyi satiflfaetlon. or muDer roftiDded,. pttiflc 'f* Oblong (Black). 80 90 latest «!," por tb Toung Hjson.C Hit

esi.f,

lKt WOiJ

HABBERT a MABBH.L 1S" VAiarVT STBKBT, fVf AltaoM.lowik ic.

I ur -UA

twit

-Ml I JH

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gUjiLIVAN COUNTY COAL Be Uvan to the te an or 4 «fl orfJ.A mane in lUd

wpreparrd tvail all aKlsrS for SalvMtfHJoat, WUioh to otaiued to liar si|nat raell, 'for all domestic purptHee. *411 4sany part nf the city, by leading year »*Oce of B. R, Biynnt ft Co., (X I. M| •boot's tea Htote, with wn«Si haV» rsitr^emsbte Id fill all orders, aod give rmntIon In regard lo the businees.

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of Blvor. Goal, screened on the wUetv Had in Vigo coahty, at as low a figure in ]ur(4-miarticle can fee purolwsed. Those wlah~ ... lav in a Kuppij stuwidloek to their inter-.

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#Qeft art- tka Ret OSoe Lohby« at S*« La« Vigo !}ii»y,^cale«,!' i«, addraaad te 00*4^ O., Terra, Ha^te, receive prompt attea^ Ion.

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We 1 srW oa aaatf a Ba* ttotfk of Bask. Dv afi Bl nda, ot pot ewn saeoulastors^ whMt will 1 at very am^Il idvaac* oa »t.

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Warrant our W#rfc af*ria« to hay ever tafcM ofca*d ia t4(l»fl! )a«nB .... j. market. -ii: tad ,tl». of us will furnish aaipiajoaMBf taVMS tft*a»)c s^nd at the^same time s^vi'

nelit :ii*rseii4S aa we warftnt #U our Vork We a «o k(»p on bapd, and manufacture to oriu».rt? and floor IWatee, Moa)dinge%ad riety of riniahlog Lumber usol in

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flftw imcred to their n»« ijMelooi U8dip|jiA froqtin oa^No. 121 Malo dtre^r, aqIHc. 3 9outh

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