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DAILY EXPRESS

TEBKK HAUTK. INI).

Honddai Homing, Jan. lltb, 1860.

is little doubt elected.

Amohg other matter crowded out of either the^uantity of

Saturday's paper was the innousceifient ol the death of Hon. Johh Mikob Botts

at his residence near Brandy Stjatioh, Vir« modic gin ft, Dominion" will be

when they shall make their exit

Much interest has been exci&if in 'all parts of the country in relation to4he Maine Senatorship. This interest has arisen from the fact that ex-Vice President Hamlin is a candidate. The failure to nomiaato him with Mr. IiisrcoLH in 1864, and his resignation of the Boston Collectorship after Johnson's apostacy in 1866, have led to the hope that he would be returned to the Senate as at least a partial compensation. The vote in cau cus was very clo3e between Mr. Hamlin

and Mr.

Morrill,

A dispatch

During'the late warj 'many wett^riead persons, referring to the past, concluded that the rebellion would not be ended in very mahy4yeftrs. Thqjif. error wa| comparing circumsfances that^were not similar. In combating this jdes, I stated that there was ho parallel fn history to our caso and thorefore all such predictions were wMiout sufficient foundation. Sol think at present,-lh regard to our financial problem.

We shall greatly err, if we judge of the future by

out

past history ih such mat

ters. Greenbacks and their "representatives, bank notes, ara-essentially different from any paper circulation we have ever had before in this country. When old fashioned bank notes constituted our circulation,' tbe people often ^iad good reason to doubt the solvency of the institutions issuing them, and therefore, upon the slightest rumor, they desired to exchange the paper for gold and silver—not to use in legitimate transactions, but to secure themselves against ultimate loss. But In reference to greenbacks and-their equivalents, I venture the opinion, that there is not one per cent, of the entire population of tho United States, that have the slightest fear that they aria unsafe and' thay become worthless. On the contrary, 1 am quite sure the Impression is general, that we never had asaftr circuiatIob,-ai$d that it must appreciate at least with the growth and prosperity of the country. If the opportunity was offered with ample means to make it reliable, no one would exchange their green hacks for gold, for fear they might become worthless, but because they wanted the gold to vis in transactions requiring gold, or for the reason that gold as compared with paper, was held at a premium.

We have heard so much of gold gambling in New York, for soma years put, that we have come to regard the gentlemen of the "gold room" as the arbiters by whose decison the value of bullion was fixed from day to day. But such is notreallj-the -fc#—they. ©oly ^aawrto the music outside, Tbey gamble upon the real wants of the community, aad •their "occuf a'.ion would soon be gone" if the people ceased to xpant gold to wse, not merely to look at and this brings me to the gist of the matter. It is the relation between supply and demand, that: fixesrelative ^Xvy

When the volume of paper currency bears the same proportion te the aggregate of transactions requiring only paper, -as the amou&t of gold in the country \he4m to thelaggregate of transactions re-'

oa a par .. tliu relation is distorted, orb W other will t* hefrat ..premiuifc. Oo» is now at a premium of thirty-five per cent., Bhowlng that the eqaflibriutn bw been destroyed—lbat it harder to get gold tos^piy oar wants, than paper—

Fin iu f«w 0? much.regretted|

Pew of his survivors In the "Old and bearing,'' as Ahey 4oJi

Me. J. Boss BkowhjcYintelligent servations west of the Rocky ^oonUinf enable him to speak very fully with regard to the mineral wealth of that region. Prom the most complete and reliable data available, he makes the following estimate of the total gold and 'silver product of the United States for the year 1867: California, 25 milli6os iTevada, 20 Montana, 12 Idaho, 6J Washington, 1 Oregon, 2 Colorado, 2} New Mexico and Arizona aaeb half a million all other soiikces ^thia our States andT^rritories, 5 millions] total product of 1867 for the United States, 76 million dollars.

seventy-five rotes, an I subject proper consideration. ,. True,

gallant and prompt not yet left his name. presence in the field made Jiim a centre for .the enthusiasm of hiB-iroopg, and his kindness of heart and generouf demeanor gave him a warm hold on the hearts of his friends. Of his election to Congress near the close of the war, and -hii subsequent political career, we need not speak in this place.

Ihe Great Financial Problem^

Editors Express:—Being profoundly impressed with the majgriitude and intri« cate natUM of the questions involved in the solution of our great financial problem, I am deeply sensible of the danger of hasty legislation, or action of any kind in regard to this matter.

It must bo admitted, that notwithstand-

ing our vast debt and the depreciation of

our circulating medium, we

enjoying ft very fair dogree of prosjirerity. and a wise-legislator, would be extremely careful to' the sugges^ion pfsmeasures calculated to disturb the presort condition of things, without the r*»aft must infalibly better our circumstances, We can well afford to take time, to investigate and discuss the Bubjects'-of' currehcy ^atid finances, until they are fully comprehended. That they are ntot at present, ia obvious enough from the fact, that clear headed men totally disagree, both as to the oause of the depreciation of our circulation, and the means necessary to ri»» store th6 public credit.

paper

I discussion

leave

fluctuation# e&ased \gf "bpllipg

affect the general resiflt, uor^can they be

prevented For a large

proportion

teansactioM

way

which was crowded out of

|f^he.otdin*rJ

-%f

or their equivalents afford a better circulating ttediam thatt w» ever had before their issue.

"We

have flxed for them a

meanudb valae Inj^«tkr$fr

the

its

:ilwy

equiva

lent, which has become nearly stable, and the people generally are well satisfied for the present, to let things remain as they sfc

Currency, and'"it only remiins to adopt such means, if any,

are calcula-

ImsreasCthe

dectaa^

for pipSr

currenc^ dimfniArtJiflPd«nri&d for gold, or increase its amount in the country. It utterly futile,

talk about returning

judgment, to

^pec»

paymente

without first restoring the equilibrium between

papfr.^aibd jteper jSlytBentg,*#1

gold and gold payments, by some of the means indicated. The goltl needed for real

Tuse,

caunot bf-a|»gnien|ed

witbout.paean# are tabien eilber.tp reduce the wants of commeroa alld trade, or to brjng an additional

try.

is [quite another matter to tell how reI sumption 'may IJ8'' U§t»ibtaihe4 and the business of the country carried on withI out serious interruption. But Mr. Greeley is prepared for a general crash. Our

our last is9ue gave notice of the death of General Lovkll H. Roubskau. men will gratefully remember how Gen Rousseau first came lb to puWic noliee after the opening of the war. At a time when Kentucky neutrality was the mask ... ,. under which the rebellion was at work in engine andjr.ng all up standing that State, he cbose boldly for the Union, al The locomotive and car. *iU and gained admiring recognition for hi. bj destroyed and most of the passengers nllant and prompt service, which has killed, but we can pick up the frag

In is rutjning toi fast—the prudent I cjnducMf sayt^ut ^g[ tfas twaktffjnd gradually reduce the speed without danger to any thing. Mr. 6. says, "blow

hoarding up gold for two years then paying it out for greenbacks.— The withdrawal

toe currency.

so much of an article,

of which there is not now enough, must in crease our difficulties, and then

Havo

If uninterrupted ,by ljgisl*tjve£tink ering, the recuperative energies of this Country areifo great^th^ we,,shall ently see daylight IhrougTi 'our troubfes. The wealth is in our fertile fields, and soon our abundant crops of cotton, sugar, c*0, wheal, hogs ai^tob^,j*rill iffmd the meatis-to pay^w importations, jwithout exporting gold for that purpose, nd then, we may safely resume specie aymtbti, *nd in njgt'judgment, not till jhen.

MITOIfRM AW« TEBBK HAI TE RAIL R01D,

sissippi road at Mitchell and be diverted to OinciBiwti. An objectun. hat been urged, #iw#ottie ftrcfl, fn TOtfc this "city and Louisville, that if the proposed road bas its southern terminus at Mitchell, Cincinnati, through special and reduced freight and passenger rates^on the Ohio and Mississippi road would, without contributing anything toward building the road, reap a large share of its advantages. If the terminus of the road was Bedford, this objection would be done away with. This is an important consideration, and one worthy of the special ataU»pUon of the people of New Albany.

the road ia Jxearr'Bedford thtf-dtliens of that town end .vicinity, (and very many of them are wealthy and enteiprking) would subscribe largely to its stock. If Bedford, is made itotemioaethe road would not run fot twelve or fifteen miles nea|- to atf para|iU witfc-nhe Lounyil^, New AWafty and Chicago road. -It would terBve Red«r, though, to tbe L., N. A. & G. rotid exdt&fa&i/i,- yrhich would certainly be..an advantage to this city and Louisville, as it would give them a monopoly the rich f^oUpnf of ^c^ntry the road would penelrato.

Personally We regard Bedford as decidedly the preferable southern termtnosof the 'proposed road. But the question is one tor the .citizens of Jfew Albany to consider for themselves 'and in order that they may have all the information nec essary to lead them to a proper conclusion, we hope they will attend the railroad meeting at the Coohcil Chamber tonight and:h«ir *haf' the dele&aies from Bed for 3 may nave to say!

J)OWT BE WAHVRRYTO 00.

pT !BT ClABA BEtBT. Come.bo^s, I havesomething totelfytn, Come awr, I would whisper it 1°^

picked

by at

tempting 'to resume ^-specie* payments,

suppiy into the^cSufl

.The

mode, of refitoffpg.

ihe

brium proposed by Mr. Horace Greely, appears to*rne to« absurd to be seriously

the /geyen'tv- I entertained by any. one who has given

New Proposition In Regard to the Mitchell and Terre-HantsRailroad

—i

Redford Delegation in

Albany.

New

From the New AlljmyOonjin.rclal.] On Tuesday night several of the prom jinent and influential citizens and busiiness men of Bedford arrived in this city :for the purpose of consultation with the citizens of New Albany with a view to a change in the southern terminus of the propIed Mitchell

andjTerye.*

"Srou are thinking of leaving the homestead, Don't be in a hnrry to go. The city has many attraction!

But think of th»rie«« aadalna When oace in the vortex of lash on, How soon the course downward beg.as.

Von talk or the mints of Australia •Ph.. in milthv in Bold, without doubt ,| ^mmsm

VO V* The}'re wealthy gola. But ah 1 the if cold the farm, boy

If only you'll sfiovel aa*-

UBji via

out of view the apaa"bpllipg XarttMisfly

life i*aH

The mercantile

The goods are flrat high and then low, Better liek the old farm while-longer— Don't be in a hnrry to go.

Don't be in a hwry to g(K

He deems the

safe.

thinks

A magnificent nieaflg-fated ^Tqrthg.^tawken ltai^fcmj^ jlUchell and Terre Haute

ohr dead, and go slo^er in future."

Nor can

soe any real good to result

if the

gold is kept, the evil is continued

if used

jnst so many greenbacks will be with drawn from circulation and we shall have only accomplished that to which the people are opposed, viz: tho reduction of

|,41

a'V&ftV/^fSad

I ^long

an. jeMhed.!

tfpon^Diir backs,

and the ground upon which we tread is

l^eacheroufl.

By wriggling about and

Changing

il' from shoulder to,shoulder, we

Only settle down

U3«pcr

io the mire. It

has to be borne, and we had better stride

m^nfully,until... the solid ground is

the

proseca^n ,0f

the greatest war in modern, or indeed ancient times, necessarily incurred a vast |ebt, which, notwithstanding our great resources, reduced.Pur qredit to a low ebb jn the markets of tho world. As a Nation, wo can only safely follow the ex ample of a prudent Individual^ ,Hus band ris/ulcMal^^moil^rt^ ^Iu) Ulti |nate ability to discharge the whole debt, by paying promptly the interest and prin cipal as they become due

The great bmy W'est ha* inducemenu, rfsliai And so has the bnsiett mart, 'So But wealth is not mad* In a day, boya,^

Don't b» in a hurry to start 1 Tl»e bankers and brokers are wealthy, U£jQ Tbey taka in their thousand* or *o Ah I think of the frauds and deceptions—

l,.,

Tto farm is the safest and sorest Ihe orchards are loaded to-day, tJ ejs You're free as the air of the mountains^.v

And monarch of all you surrey. Better sUy on the farm awhile longer, Though pr fit* come in rather ow Bemamber you'TB nothing to risk,, bry^

Dip't be in a hurry to go.

clared against any redaction in the volume ef

Special Dispatch to Missouri Democrat.]

Washington, January

S5H5SSB!SS Hseueral Howard's cards

1.—General

Howard publishes this morniog a reply to Mr. Mullett, supervising architect of the Treasury, who has given his opinion that the material of wbich the University buildings are constructed is utterly worthless for building purposes. General Howard says, so long as irresponsible men|write flippant articles with

deemed silence the best answer. He had hoped the Investigating committee now at work, would have been allowed, before the public mind was'biased, to tnabe an official statement. He sajs his own bouse is sound-

There

equili

buildings perfectly

He says he

has the opinionsof mora

than'twenty architects add builders that the material is good and improves with time. He says some of the ablest engln. eerrin the country tell him he need have no anxiety, about the buildings. He de« p^eciates the condemnation of the members of the Building

Blpsk

company

it a little hvpocritlcal to

a man

because

a company

We understand: that thes^gentlemen 9 desirous that the projected Terre Haute road shall terminate at Bedford ipstead of Mitchell, in which event they feel confident that Bedford will largely aid in the construction of the road.

Tbe road from Bedford' to Mitchell, it ib contended, will'run for some eleven miles on a nearly parallel line with the New Albany road, and that, too, through a hilly tounlry, where the expense of making the road will be very heavy.— This expense can b# saved, as wetl as that' of a bridge over White: river, by making Bedford instead pf Mitchell the southern terminus of the road

It is true that freight and passengers intended for the Ohio and Mississippi road would require to be transported for the eleven miles between Bedford and Mitchell over the New Albany road, but

here would be no difficulty in this, as it confidently believed that a very

Camp

"SPAULDiNa's

Haute raiiit

(road ineetiog at thevjblitHiSI

-Chamber

to-night, and lay their views before our citizens who maybe-prespnb This proposition of the people of Bedford we regard as an important one, par licularly as it would ha|e the affect to influence trade in the direction (h New Albany and Louisville, which would be

£avor

able running arrangement could be made With the latter corporation.

Our Bedford friend», are yery much in earnest in this matter ^fetrd *vr~e tiope our fair hied

citizens will give theiv arguments,,« knd careful consideration. We' bardly say that the interests of New Albany

and

of Louisville are the same

those of

Bedford','because

business striking the

Itch, Prairie Itch, Illinois

Scratches,

may

or under whatever name

Beware

w. J. b.

designated, is speedily and effect

ually cured by the use of Palmer's Lotiofl

of tooth poisons vended un

der the name dentifrices- Adopt and ad here to tbe only prepreation that really ipreserves the teeth and hardens the gums, fragrant SozoDost. Its effects on decaying teeth are marvellous.„ deodlw

Glue'

mends Crockery

Wcoden Ware, &o:

deodlw

Almost every day we hear many per

sods

complaining of headachy, loss ofappotite, and that they are not fit to do anything, &c. Many is the $ajf that 'we hsrve fell so ourselves, and in fact have gone to bed and imagined ourselveb sick, but 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 Plantation Bitters? they are really a good thing 'and s- will make you feel like a new man." JJpon his recommendation we purchased a bottle, and took them according to the directions. They seemed to go right to the s^pot, and gave us imme4iate relief. Ever since,we have taken every ogorlpnity to recommend them.

"•hr

Magnolia

Watbb.—Superior

For

UDUS

la the

to tbe

best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price, £dwlw

Phalon's Paphian Lotion

Ibr Beaatuying the

8UH

aa*

IfUBSKBT

ror

fikXTLEMK*

'•riUPlAN iiOTlOA"

Hit larAlufcie.

afierSH/lVllTfi It kas

equal.

is the osty reUahle reai-

eCrror Dheues ail hlcBlshes or the 8K1JL

PHALOJTS "PAPHIAN

80AP" f»T tke

wW^ aM

sh| hs

Price, Ceats per

Cue.

•.:

W-

.-.v. *1'

"FMB OB MA TO." of-.i

r':

"FLOR BE MAT©.'* '1 x.u.X-* THE DAKDKJUWHIKF. lA8T19e FBAfiltllfCE-

ORK,

sou

fey

all Drag.

Mwiy-atora

^IJJSOLUTION.

The partnerlhtp heretofore existing betiresfi litnns A. Baroett and TreS. A. Bo1*, la this wr dlsaolred by nsatnal ooaseat. Eithercarty wiu atea lall^nirdatloB. LIHC8 A.~ B0BNKT,

Tem

FBKD. A. BOIM..'

Buir, Jan.-), lSGtMdlm tiacisx*

LAllBBir

Look Out! Look Out I Look Out! Look Out!

nr "i'".-" thfe

#5om^le

"IS

and malicious purpose, he had

jUon."

"Qltesa

Boay Glow to the Cheek*

•iJfSSSnSWBsttM W? "The B«»t tn

tjje World."

'"COSTAirS"1'1

BEAUTI F* 1 .«twit-.

BiTTiMWPrfand

One

jrtars

have been a few cracks,

arising front*

bad

foundation, the crack

ed blocks have been replaced, and now tbfcreiare few sandstones any better., Sup. erintbndent Avord's house- is sound.— One end of the dormitory

fell from

Great Reduction

ttl

says he left it to avoid censure. He instances the Seneca Stone agency here, in which the officers have invested, and

.condemn

has invested

hit

money

he deems

good^and

insr on a legitimate business.^'

earry-

Bailroad

Ffom the New Albany Ledger.] A number of the leading1 citizens of Bedford arrived in the city last evening for Che purpose of attending the railroad oieetiDg at the Council Chamber to-mor-row flight, and for consulting with our merchants, manufacturers, land others in regard to tbe proposed Mitchell and Terre I}.aute railroad.

.rTr.

tmm

P'ottJe, $l,00-fhree

blossixs

fjr

VjO

$2,00.

Bottle*told in otie

day

H. T.

Dru

Clty.

:gi«U

TEBBI HADTK

addrcte

iT L-sfl

tanlaJam -sifc

7f)

^/'COSTAR'S"

Standard Preparations JLBE "Cottar's

Bat, Roach,

JU.,

xoostar'e MBu

tabliahed in

a bad

foundation. There are.a few vertical seams in the main building, caused by unequal Battling The defective blocks, sills and caps have been replaced, not for concealment but for the sake of finish.

New

'•2,000

\ork."

Boxei Flask* manufactured daily,'

-Ml!

Betrar*and

of sparlo'ns imitations."

"All Drnf^t*!*

in TnM

HaWe

Address

nil

"Costab,"

tUtA',*'-

10 Crosby St., N.

Or,' John

Henry, (Succescor to)

DEMAS BABNK3

& CO.,

8ld In

Park Bow,

N. Y.

TBBBB HATJTE,

BARR, GtlTCK BEBRY,

Wholesale

and Betail

J»n4dwly-n

Agentj.

BWj .J

HOFF'S

QUALITIES AKD Phojihtixs UNtapArstn. A MiiiMiw, natrttieas BfeyntAGK. iwt A

Fleasaat laTigofatina

TON

it'. }oa

[ESPX0IAL1.T KUMtNfl XOTfCIR*.] A Oertaln BKMEDT (or Disorders of the

THROAT, CHEST, J.CN6S AND STOMACH.

fold by Druggists and drocers.

I J08.

I 96 Murray St.. N»w fork., Bble Agt»i for U. 8. and Britiih Province* q/ lf. A, Jaii4doodly-VT

HOTELS.

Ooa.

OBO. 0. BUS

NATIONAL HOUSE,

BiXtb and Haim Stbut,

TERRE HA-IJTE, IND JAC08 BCTO' g(»^.. °...^..........PB«PtttCTOIB.

T^kQoum hs#.been thoroughly return Ishe-J. my23dwlj

fJliEERB

Terro

GEOBGE Pco^ietor N. B.—fcocateiMi

tbe

the Terre Haute

New

at Bedford would be

Albany road

,mqre

fery^ieAVt

en,

likely to come

on direct to the fsills than if it was re quired to break bulk at Mitchell si fa dtil

lhe

wlifoli-

trf th»

qKMtJcatrreintiy aid

falo basiaeis, Uiia fl one ... locatod Hotel# for ^/c^antfc,Bn%is-ai man at others vlslttng thecfty. "f^dffldSm n: v.

S.I

sJnr'.

t»fi sdi Oifl lavil nJnt joiO^si eatar ei 5a:»0"f ir»7u .? IfA* oslfo

Adams' Patent Self-Feeding

CORN SHELLERS,

Into which the Oorn is Shoveled and not l|'' Touched by the Hands.

"WARRANTED to

SHELL

In the most thorough manner, whether the Corn be sonnd or soft, and leate the cob enbroken. The |dob tend (helled Corn are separated by a

Revolving Cob Bake.

The Oo^-lj i«cle»ned by a fan attaohod to the miohino, agd elevated and deposited,in sack*. They are made ail sizes, belted or geared, with different capacities, from

300 to 2,000 luislfcel& per Day

and can be rtin'irith any power.

The Shelters will be fltrnlsbed with or wlthont Hone Powers, or Horse Powers Frwn One 'to Ten-Horse,

in the Country, consisting of "BurdAck's National "Eureka/3"Cummin(jst

Telegraph,»

i*if

•i *:*J£anford,'?

!«(1J

9d *'walef" .Cc

Pliers ranging from $5 to $30, and capacities from 100 t) 1,000 bmhels of feed per boor.

a^oanBs A JOKES. 1} ntHSsirf "SO it ticijiji 'arm Implements,(t fa

h'.

W East Side Public Square,

TVR: lii H:

00XPIKIIOI.

fBKOEUS. PIMPiU, art ratoi aad ULUOMLNii.

Beaeres til KBtmoxB, mc

National Block, Terre Baiile,.jnl. [m30dtf

RI CHA JJlb S O'lT/ M. JK"

L!IV

TOILET.

I T'"?3

•cwaMiOa i« na. S. a. Amu,

OFFICE—On Ohio, between Sd and 4th Street. aplSdtf TBB&K-JEIAUTB. IND.

Harlag had upwards of eighteen years' Saw rMtt ia Deetistry, he i* oonMeirt that h^aan gtn MUsMtfM ia aU «aaei. {jjl)ayk

JJIV7DBNP NOPCB.

——nBjrti——j—mim

NEWAOVIgTISEilENTS.

jgt 1 laj

News.

QHE IIEttmika

Western Wtfr

PBirfTED

THE ¥1©^ B( -«a- re

THP _5IHB*

HAUTE HOUSE, j.os

WTSim maSSSAWD' sa-mra sTaMTS, 3(1

Hante, Indiana.

This Hotel nas recently been refltted, And piitt flrst-ol»as order, offering/ accommodationpaswd In the State. rs

HOUSE. f0

Terro

G:« ,iv

OOONKB rOM10 8TUKKTB.

Ila-ntey

W. B- GBIFKITH ....o.^ .oI».-....»...«Fro|iprletor

Office of McEtt*zuma. xntf" PaTeatin Uaok Kr*liines.MaAibHli,

Buss to and from all

CLOUD Olt THF- HEART!

Bi rnc ir**,PcptiLAa A. & BOB.A!»o, Oonpieted cfcs, Graphic Sketchoe, Poetry,

lack number, beeldee other illaStra'tlonB. Ooutaii aa tPLKNDlI) OABTOON, biOitOolons tfell wortliof Framing. ttll $J,00 per rear (S2 liuiben.) For aajab-all News Dealers. Bamplo oopy reat frta. FBXNCH A WHKAT, ^I JS*s=an0t. U,t.

6EO,

tell it.

"COSTAB,''

No.

Crosby

»t., N. T,

I V* srt

Externlaators,,

Kxienalaators.

"Costar's (om* Pare) lasect i^weer.. '•Oaly InfailibltiBeiaedie*

A' OO.'ff

PATENTED OCT. 17, 1865.

There ijyes offer the slmpiett and' moal"S»e'nl KMai of UyeiDK-a. uiehold Appatel |ceaaM0d to the public Tbey oin braee ovory sha4e afid aau be uJed with ,certainty of satisfaction Tnau re 't the Dmjgistj f«r

BUBO'S IIQUD DTKs,

no olittr kind.

GKO. H. BIB) 'O.i

known^ J')

u*e

bast Dressing and Iflscifnei'or liadles' and(AiWc ren's Shoes, BaT'

tfng 1

sbbers &e. i£T'-

LiPPEHtJOTT A Tinilsnn "ij The seem to be craxy about yonr Bed Jacket Axis. Please send me twenty dozen more.....peopleBAK«WtI,liRO

Turns truly,

-rnsaeCl

Axr.

EXTRA®!

LimNcoTT & BAKEWKLL

in Price*".actig

M8ole

and Only Fult

and

Wlthroiit the Shellers: Alsd, f'-

«STAR," "WKSTE^ir," and "XX" Shelters,

•MufMtuMrii-.

A PPM PARING. Q)rlti* anilSflelnfeMS ohlnes. Made by DJHiiWHrrBMQBS, ,W qester^M?!,.

W AJSWB, iHEJITS.--*'*"

a-most..,

caauot be pulled apart wlthoat

pay Agents from

relieHnfl hoirieneu.

riT

•Z AJl 8i?ea ^nd.KijijJs. jS

3 (:f yv~it^

the largest asaorttpent of

We have

Mech va'.oad

and 8pe

.ktrs.

simple remedy. Her and

prompts her to send the'sympathy

any one similarly afflicted. Address Mr.

TBBBX HAUTB, lilli,

DENTISTRY,

5ABTHOLOMBW

®u*oio». Airo UioaAincAL tfumaaoa

akd

UaoaincAi.

E I S

Bncoessor to Or. D. M. WILD, So. 1ST Mala St

M. C. L.,

TRADE CIRCULAR,

For January,

CONTAINING

vli

list of valntble and

tides for

tbfisk,

ASpKEM

-!an

JJK. C. O. LINCOLN,

The Oldest Efltablisked Dentist In Terre Haute, Omoa—On Sixth Street, betweea Main %nd Ohio, ene door aoath ofKatlosal Hoose.

V-

Ata meeting "f th«Bbard of Directors or the mte Oae Light Oornpaoj, a diTlfljrnd of eMt. on the Capital 8t6ck wag debated, I vVrpar 1 fteijailei

Haste Oae Light ucoipaBy, a mat. on the Oaalnt Stock it

Biaokhig

Houa*

Stock was XdKaea'Jt *lnV *3

Aan, after'^aadarj l»th,1869of

lPth

1869,

Terre Hante, Jan

1869-5dlw

NEW ADVERTI§f

W. i«

1SDE(

r-v-'

TH* '•DiAn^lETTrar'

"What Wisiw at th

dur

133 10I nra

sr ffW® wflJmsii "W iwfcdiiS 9

GRAND HAPID3, MIOH.,

,( 0.1-1* ?KPT".

10, 1868,|

Now

,, W. P. .F.

yfcJonoH. djw

vtih'fii

is the lime

ftsiriifii (fiAr.

CA T7TION.—Unprinoiplod doaI^r3 are selling Axes

painted

red, the

The

ircod

0£

PIUJil)Br|li,:PA.

\atioual Agriculturist --A.ND— Pennsjlvanla Farm Jonrnal.

DITOTBO To

Agiicolltre, Horticulture aid fiual Economy. FT7BLISHED AT PITTSBl/BOHj PA.

PEDBR8EX,

ML.

A «. ft. KVE0TER. »ditortu.

Assisted- by a 3orps of Ctactical

Tbbmb—$1,00 per annum Ten copies,

$7,50.

Advertuing 2b afc ptr litie,ftr tack iHMrtion.

PRICE REDUCED*

This fcvortte Family Journal 'will- hsreaft^r be s?ntto snl»cri)en) fiir $2,60" per year'.* A"gratis oopy sent one fUr to any per*on who obtains-six naioMand fot-wards them with the moneyto as. In other word*, we will sendtseren copies lor 16,00, Thin aaltr-s tte

Union

The Cheapest Story Paper

Trsiaa

!nox&8ittf

PARK HOTEL,

ON THE AMERICAN JLNA ECBOPKAN PliN Cor. Beekntan anft Ifassau Sts. Hear City Hall Park

Hew

York

In America..

Its colutnns are filUd-wUh Capitai

the bt-at writers, and that charming Variety in pretry, wit and' genefe! ''faisiellanyV so welloaloolatcd to pteaee all ioTdra of good reading, ,-v

Nov is the Time to Subscribe!

Single rtjpi'sj'sijr cerntJ. All Jealefs sell it. AddtfeeC, BOtlOM!, THOMAS it- TALBOTT, BpsWai »Jatfe9DyU lli

American Company

Indiana

RtCpiT SOZNTEO

Olf dqatgylej ^xsidw

..- .,.qa v,

??B II—:• .' u—I".

wn?c

per mohth, ev

to introduce'tho

erywhere, male and female,

OKNtrtME IMPROVED COHtMONSEJISK TAJti ILY sir ff IHO MAOBINE. it his B^aifliine will stito-i, h^m. fell. tuck, ^ullt, ecud,. bind,, braid, emfcrpidtirMa^ost stf^rldr manner/ Prlfce |it. Fully—

-fdr'Sve

molt Jijtta laa73) ai

Warranted ^ears^.ATs

will pay far any

qiMbif9 .abat WitUvr

Stronger,$1,000

mors

)bea4{iful, pr'.iBOKP

than ours It tr'akes the

ejaatlc-eew'

seai

"liajtlfc

Locs: 8titch.

Every sefcond-itltohcaa be ctrt

«fla

atiU.thaclofh

^teariog it.^

Pitt^burglijPa.,madeBoston,

hy gingers

At once ths belt

and

every where by

ehaapctl.

Elm

ENTS.

100 Per Oentf

buying

OOQDB.HP-COTTOH

8iKBTrMiii0ta», SftaWIB Ao., *«., to-

EiSTHAN It nsaui.

wfei

«5

laaarer Street, Mp,Kan..

Ihetr trade bai boccme eHm/n

oceapy

llanoiwr

Street,

tahs

Manutactnrrra, Boatoo.

Be d's Ckemical

Sponge BIarktnt. iVe

Ueeise* Vlwlenle Dealers fey tke Uaitca

States asMkiMHW uiL

Tbe goods sold by as ata described,In printed lips or cbecka. «hich are sent to any address at ths rate tff ten centf «seh,lo clabi of ts,imsl», Uirtjr. /jflj, tix/y, «h kim&rtdi amt *«mini and fifty, two utmdrsd, te. For a dollar the' receirer can boy the article described la the oheok, er M-' change It for any vpe of two or three haadied other articles in cm- clrcntar. AS {laflilN •Ctke vaitk oTsrery article soi4 by as,aay article 00 oB ckerks csa fee exchanret fo? a While KedQaiu ar a81irer Plate* MervMac Table CaStor, wllh rnre Bottles. Bead »hat the Hie it paper of the Korthweet, tbe Toledo Wm3* (N'a-by'a paper,) says of ui:—

clubs

%ornnmealed

JacSt^t

qaalttlei

bl#

Axe

ft*'GUTTING 41

(tastes la

Witf6i, not

The

.the

«cdtaJnt.

Rrd Jackkt"

for sale b/

We hardware dealers and ihe

yet slgaera and send in

ladles

sprdally wiuite* as agentt-

Partial list or artioloa allowed as commission to anv one Bending in clubs '.—

CtOBOF THIBT*. [»3.] 21

1C0

yards.

ath»d

or nnbleached Uotan Clotb, Photograph Album,

pictnres, elegant Morocfco Binding.

ing oval band,

KotoIV-

Silver

Table Uastor,

bottles. i*di(«'DreesPlated

-five

CLUB OF ONB-HCNDBED. [110,1 6V

n{(a

MeKEONE. VAN HAACSEN

€0..

iTiroat-itj'Wiii'ffitEpAlA,''"

n,1?

S2'Barc!ay^t /-Ifi'T:"

Honey,Glycerine') Elder Flower, Bouquet and Palm, In Qnalit Stylo and rorfume-warraUUd tqualto tbe English and Bold fnlly SO per ient. cheaper, Which accounts for the. gco»t tailing off in the demand (or the foMgHTtorpS,~tit)d tno nnprecedentBd -flnceeae, of the Amerleatt Oonpanf Toilet Soaps, nowaoM eveajMruore in the United attttnfej~ mcHEOSB, VAJf HAAGEN is CO,/

good Bleached or 0nbleacbed Cottou CloITi,yards

yaifl wide."

lady's'

Osiie iraMh,

Elegant Bla?k Alpaca

ofgocd while woolen

Com

Fashionable Doable wootefi

en large sized Dianer Napkins to

trib*tors

ver

will

$i»s«e ateBtlen

cne

or Gents

New

8ilv» Heating

FHshtanableTS

-Dgceaa-Pattern.

JJrat,iber

Paltern,

One,

pair

Blaokets,large

siao.

Ii&dy's

Shwwf

Sil

PialedForJca on.white metal. Portable8eW leg and Rmbroiderldg Machine

uble-wldth

MuffaneCollar. It is.imponsibJe to gtye acompletelist of gqcdj, fcnt Agetlis desirTiig articled

"toot

tKetn

AdI Ws

date.tbear

or livtend to raise one for any

dossn'or aool'tbelr' male and female friends, as wocan make ft for their advantage td so. Male and female aReeta way ted as utual.'tttf

SEND MONET IN REOT8TEBEW* lETTEttS

every iostaMe, and-

II. B.—©tttrl .sales

STOBiK^.by

BylthA

Don't-^Readlher^Abovo!

fc.'k

WA^ED-^eBMTS-ffiS

KN^nniie STAOttlHE. Pr ce W Tfie' Bitnpiest, cheapest and best Knitting Machine ever Invented. Will knit 23,OCO 11itches per min nte. Liberal Indefc6tnents: to Aeenis. Ad'iress AMERICAN KNII11NQ ilAOUINE CO., gos tota,'ltfas9„or St. Iiouii, Iffo.

THE PATENT MAfilC COMB!

Will color graj"AJ#a lpertnftS^t%j(i'kor brown, ebld. everywhere^ Sent by miyl Tor

THMV x*For Weakly Bermms.

876 to $200

per,, monffi apd

peuses, or a com'missioii from twice that amount can be Addrts?whtfch

Mass..,.or

Clkution,—Do not bo imposed

parties palming

under tbe same name or otherwise. Oars

on^y

Esptciallj

FO&"THE WBIATK "-'pt

SEOOMB ft GO4.

Lputs

tbp

genuine and really practical machine

niantl

Gilman's Palmonary Troches

rfcommended Tor

altering tie thriat

Sold

Draggists.

Only

cents per box

May be hsd In any quantity of

JOHN* B. PARK,

Cincinnati, Ohio

WAH00 BITTERS

THE titST STOJfcikett TONIfl ESOWN.f VA Cure for

DyipspWa,

6 0 E S

lilver

Asthma,B«rt Chilis and Fever, Gravel,

General Debiiily.

Diabetle

Fer

sale

all

a A ii if

Deafness, Gatarrta.

LADY

c,i^

iris

THE pAlifd

y-111.

upon

off

VJ-'othor

worthldss cast-iron msehines.

PKUPFUN BABS, -. CHAJMOMIIK FLO WEBS, .' 'o 8NABB BOOV '""f'

cwses

linn, -A) fi

D.W.O. 1863. XXX DR. B. DEITGB LOVKRIDGE'S

rc«

Boboken,

for

PHILANTHBOS,

»katmy

^gratitude

rsoelpts Tree

each Botllo.

bharge

N. J.

lgBBfNO BUT NOBlfe.—Sellf-help

Yo^^'g

Men, who bave erred, desire a better- msnbocd. in sealed letter' envelope*,-

Box

PhUadelphla^

MONTHLY

nteialar

salt at.021X1)(HiLAB each alto

liberal Inducements Tor forming Clubs. It also

C«a«kia

lnil»r«sMiMt,«)ilsh

wilt

tee iniwrMit to

One

any

penn asadiiifmuty.lo tbeciftcg. terprfae

lfollar Ooiicerai.

It Is the opinion of some of oar City and &fate oflbtsls, that If this eireblfcr Is WiroaUt^f ih itll parts of the eoaatry. If would-be'the iaaaas of saving a great deal of money, which is now lost by sending to these nala^rfal concerns. Oh ac count of onr immense trade,aad of the deprscia'tion In Merchaadise, we are .sow offering to Agents better infldcements than "erer before offered, Copies sent freu toany adflresa.

SUy (&i-

merty lWSodbtirjr St.^BosTQ*, HAC^.

We Are on Hand!

Aad are prepared,on account of oar immense n?caaAgc or Bonasss, and of tho

ech a*bis*

Depbh&atioM

of all kind

g^Ao

offiar to our

ali.Agents

and the public, not oply CjttpjiK, bat

of Goods at prices vpB~UflM.«r*r before Ornaan 1 Any person that will send to us for printed notices of Sixty articles, with f5 eirelos/d-eati-re iv

selection of

oae

of the

a?3sis tea

York, they

v'.cn in« sainaqn

8,83®u

No Bitters E^nal to Them Speeds Standard Wl^ie Bitters,

-—MADS or—»

r**

WINE,

SraiB's

OolfbtA

WILD OflSRBT BAB1.

and such otl.or

a9sist

Dfgeatto promote

the

Seoretionsoi

rvatural chapqolg, and give.

Td3STE VlO-OIt'

—TO

YOUNG AND OLD^jMAii AND FMALiS! A use It

wltbj jffpnderiai

.(OicwoQ ad COLOR

CotlipltUlit,

and

t'o

the pale white

BrugzUu.

DB. K. DF.XTKR lOFKIOpeie, jfrop'r

Hp,

To the

thlo

f*«e

gcrofala.

«pd

tboiji

who bad suffered tor from Beafness, Catarrh and.Scrofula,jeiracared

i*Drngglatii

slgnatnte

over the cork

,-r

ALFRED iiJPMEB,.

^SMS BreadiWay, T«n.

a a a a

4 iii

TradeItopplied by EOIiO-

WAX & C0,, i' QSOltOK A. KKLLY,

PltUbafg,tfflaJiilobla:J0HMSQN,

aud

free

Vjf

charge.Sent If benefltted retnrn the postage. Ad-, dress

all

WbOI'eksile

Forsale by

Dealers,

BARB, QULIOK A BKBBY

anl3w*il

Tbnr

oar

(gsffpii

ltd

as,

while recently i-i Boston,Hca,—Curiosity

to visit the

ublUbnitnt

t'oilar •.-

of Messrs.

Kasthan A

Kendall.

elite that theyuow

four storiei in Che elegant block No.-

a m^ this

OfOmf *faai|l'araa

htmeL-oldvf words'flrmhaah

throughout

atrl b^Mahte bndne« mei^ tp^WWrlirmt in therr own city, Their c!nb

sys

they are eudorsod city, Their c!nb

of celling goods has dona more, we jliovo :ig tbe past lew years lo ketp d.wu the prlcts of domestio arti:l(S^Orety-da use, th»n all th^cOlM Icflneacej comWuel, Moat of their goedsi^rittannfactored expreslyf^r them, as, or Ibst^i ce, cutlery aiade to tbier order lufihetfieldi Kngland. and Imported in large qannfitics lor tholr dollar trade alone."

MOTHERS! MOTHERS!! MOTHERS!!!

DONT FAIL TO PROCTTBB

This valuable preparation has been used with IfBVEB FAI1.INO BUCCE88 IN THOUSAND8 OF CASB8.

It not only relieves the child from pain, but Invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, aad gives tone aad energy to the whole system. It will alao instantly relieve (fripinff (n ihe Boteele and Wind Colic.

h«

lv- Black_Pattern._MLady'g J3Talnjit ,iitii)

Desk.

all Linen Tab C(^(m-,IKhtto:lj|aica»Uf 0 terpanf. 20 ar.la CalfriT. ATIWrnbCa Bed Qu

ncy

Cassimere Pants

Pattern. Large White

0 uu-

.... Quilt.

liftrtiJttpcuMo 8ttoppio%"

Bag,

Clock.

Ooot"Cottage

vj 'mf:• -i* 7 .,n

,t!LlfirOJrSIXTY.: .[SiSI ^a.iatdi

ft»yQtifact»reT«.rfC

BlcaCh

«d

We believe it the BEST and SUREST REMEDY IN THE WORI.D, In all eaaos of DYHBNTERY and DIARRHfRA IN CHnj)REN, whether arising from teething or any other cause.

Fnll directions for using will accompany each bottle..'. Be sure and call for ... «MBS. WTN8LOWH BOOTH1NQ 8 YRITP," Having Q&fac-rimiU 6t CTJBTia"& PjtnkiKBi" on the cmtmae -wrapper. All otae imitations.

or-

Pattern. :i 13 yards woatOisslmort foe Paota and Vojt ^^teri^.' jFaptUooabie

juIc-q

bhawl.

Il'hlte Maiseille9 'Cpnaterp'aue. Lady s'' Large Genuine Mori crt*6ho'p|iing Bag. lady's KaU 16iiable tn4Bk P«tM-B.n pair Good whit»wool«a yard* afds 'ate nff andCollar.

-wrapper. All otaen are baw

The Great English Remedy mHKSE WAFEBS ABE a COMPOUXI

Two- large,

flee, BleachsdXinen TableCovivs,.with one

dost-

eve*

yards

!F(tt'er-Irbof€lito(kIng.7Set2

of Far*

a clab ready,

ther home,. d*n't

fail to tend it Cd ut, and at Oittanie lime atkftr Sen Cimtltr-and MiMkM'Svihmg* List. PAriki act*

fQrjwker

dollar houses

:fogaaagqntS

will please,sepd

.,"

should not' be

wljh

-darfsed

w*lr|i

gift eLterpriiu.^-

Se(id.dollar :to ua for-decision respectina^oar liuslnesi

Commissioner

Internal

VashjBRton,

EA8TMAN A KENDALL,

t. 0. Box E, 65 Saitarfr St., B6$too, Mass.

of the

most valuable and haimlrss ingredients known the medical

f»ou!ty,ar

will cure

win he

JoT- .g

'io Elo o? si

2ud

Pa^

Hat

A Coagb. cold, or More TbrMrt.

-fiEQViakS 1MKEDLAIE ATTtKIIO*, A»Jb should be CBtqarp. Ir AtioWia to cbjmstr*,

I or fan*

For BroaclJtii, XMhrifot (Catarrh,Con. sam^UTe ud Throat Biseates,

riQgBU Abe csca

win

itb

outfall,16 all the ariocs forms ol Gincrrbea, Oleef Stricture, Iioachorrbat, Spprmatnri hsa

Knd

ali

weakness of the ssxa organs, always',effecting' a radical care,

the shortest p6s« lime, Tre-

days,.witlionlbie

qaently in two or three

a?y

chnnj«i

of ordinary habits, diet, e!c Tbey are pleasant

tbe the taste,in no way fllstnrb

bawels, and

yds

yard"fi»ematch.'

Hemp Csrpeting.

71-2

Caaeioiere for

suit.-- One doksa Ivory Handled Steel Bladed

KnlA'Banrtrorks, O^dozearjtogora'JlMt

tbeBtomacb

fio

poisonous drags are nccesJury

be taken even in the worst stages of the diseasa Xhe Wafers,,when nsed according,to.lrecUons, thongh perfectly harmless, are the auost positive remedy

acd their reputation

over Eujope,discovered,la

-veil

»(l

as tbis eonntry, is

named

anfB

dent goaratrty for the complote safety and effl ciency

this pleasant remedy.

Above,

Price

a paokage, or three £r

86,

socuiely

wrapped from observation, and seut bs

accona

pbmibla« If yprf

hare

11,ail

the'general agents, Collins brothers

street,Sti Louis, Mo. Tie

in this elty,

(is their

address, and that of a

Wafers are

any address on receipt of the prlrei named.

printed treatise upon these complaints will be sent free of charge on app ication by mail

423

fecoD

Ornggist's

geaeMUyf'*'

-seldby

daelSdSm

wepgaaMn^eaj.^Uat

it will

with

Bale*aad.

LADIES,

If yba require"a reliable,^remrdfiyne the

ry cases,

^ey'eDde^dated

Nov.

4, 1688.

If yen waet prbnipt

retattsfor yonr money, eend yoacclnbrto-7

'S.

strati

best

DB. HARVEY'S FEMAtt PUIS

haye no rqual. They

art

safe

and

sure ia Ordiah

pbigj, oiub whae fKK pox.

Dr. Harvey's Golden Fills, four

(togreos—fbioe

.stronger

they aro

clsr

intended

casts

for sp

fits dji lar^

Private

raa ao

*.'

circulars seat freo.•.Baclose

:*tamp.

yon cannot procuie the Pills enclnso the money and address

BRYAN & CO

Street,

York, and on receipt they.wiMOedar

New

ba.

aent well seal

b) retnrn mail. Del9-deod wly

ERRORS OF YOUTH. Y^nng

Men,

Ih91xporlonce'of iTemon

the fact that reliance,years,"lias

may

teplaced in

theefflca-y of

pit. BELL'S SFECIFI(l tlie

spBedy

abd

permanent euro

I^r

tlie spBedy abd permanent euro of ptfmioal Weakness, the reUjH of Youthful Ipdiacretion. unilte or

ikntss the

of Youthful

the

BUfJerer for

I pi

which neglected,reUjH rains happiness,

bnsineM,tho social society,and

They can be nsed without or io terference with

ptlrcaite.'de'cctlcnmarrl

bdfinics

Price Dollar per

bD*(or

four boxes lor thieu

dollars.oneyon If cennot proc'nro tbcaj t11a

tho money te'BRTANft- Qo.,

sent by

sealed.and

rectloas

iVntation of the Lnnis,a prraandnt Threat

aiwats

kinds

nly

aiad do m*y he

not

bllsvligsiMjt,

MiaeeTar ltaff

aad Silver-Fiated

Foot

Itankets, to,

Ibr

addltbaat

000a spccias.

wW $ni foocHa csqfhf In c'esrlEg the voice when ta)c«a heAirte Siagin 01 8(Maikingy and MiBVlng the Xhioat after a° uansualexertteo of the v^c*l organs. The Troche* aro' rrc mtneDafd arad prelrtribcd by Physician'?, and hare had teStiraa-sialsTfrbar-eiatiea fee* thrtJOfehon tbe Mb ai ry. Beitig aaarticlaof trqp merit, and havibc frovii th-ir ajpcicy.hy. a test or many years, eaoh year DVitiWti ta nrrw loctlltles In vartoas pstrts of tho world, and the Trochtt are anlverMI^ pronooaeict better thaa other articles.

"Baowa's

Uk'a^'

SKHftVOB'OSB

-partloolara

No.62 Elm

offered.'1

'uin

FIIEE OF

a .,n.

htUfftmt that

fcvxmrwajrat.

T)IVIIffiK&%OTI01!.

les

cher, Iieplae Watch,Tippatt,Iiong-Shawls^

l_pr

return

mail, well

Private circulars to

gentleman' &nt

on application. Enclose stamp. decludtedwly

free

BKTAH'S LIFE INYIGORATOK,

1 OR LtFS BSJUmtfATlKO ELXXIB, FbrSifeU. Derangemonla of Ihe UriBaryj^a^jaj,^ gtVea

Life, XCeaJih anti Strength to all who ose it and follow my dfroot

'np.

never fail* to remove Debility, Impoteu oy or want of Power,Nervous

and all arising

-from Excesses or Indiscretion,weekueis

resulting in lose

ot jaemory, unpleasant droams, weak nervi headache, nervons trembling, general lusltui

dlmneuorf vision, flashing of th which, if neglectcd,

In'akht*ff&ted,

will surely lead to

•pniptioD. When the

91'-

foioofifl

nssd eved

filfllt

rOA S^RIKG OSEIII

anity or Con-

system

ones

Will not recover withoutlielp.is11 must beinvl orated and strengthened, to enable tho sdffbrer

the daties of lifei

This medioine has been tested many years, and it is warranted a certain ctnr.,for

no matter how

bad the case ba Hundreds, of certificates

canbeahowo.may Price, one Dollar por bottle, or six bottles¥oY Ave Dollars:

80UD BY ALL DROGGIST8.

If yan oannot procure It send statement of yodr case, and

tho tO

BOOTS

ted Wine,sowelt1known, with"

Oedar

BRYAN S

-encloseSewmnne^aand

GO.,

street,

Y-drk,

•U^ap. daslQ^oodwly

6IN6EB,

HERBS

and'BOOTS as will in all

PER CENT. REDUCTION

lotim'to Merchants, Bnnbens, Rrobars, Publishers, dtntioaeri, Print

era,

sncoess. Brings

Companie-i, Lawyers, Arctil tectii SeboolN,

C'lorgryamn.

Qirculars,

Prioca-Ciwrent.

$460.

aofeaf

I.etters,

Catalogms Uu-iic,

cara-wora countenance.

1 i^u-es. FKVEB t^ad cie^tea AtPSTiTK.

BTANlkBb BiTT^Bs.

was by a

50 per

-'/J— "f

Quotations

or auy'Dota(Geatir, Or Draw

Inge may be obtained at the extraordi airy cheap prices: i00copit»,Allowing fac-similes, of. any document or ilravlajr. io.,

cent,op

Try

t?s» none Qther., Ask for

SPKEBtS

-n

BLOOM AND BEAUTY

PaiariKO

may

Press,aobicr'htile,.aboveprices

beaafed

for OfQces

young hoy can strike tiff copies letter size, per hoar, of aay'doenmear,100»Tng,', dra ir oslr, With

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facility.

States

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done with tbe greatest cate, at tbelbwest rates.—

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