Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 January 1869 — Page 2

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Tuesday Horning, Jan. 12tb, 1869.

The mind of every thinking, patriotic rfBWTirriBt as disgust as he reads the notices with which pato £n| tel4grdj&i<£jll0ft^cbes are now nlkfclHlAtt GOTefcl"^3lt«T-Iran^s this law pasaei 4pn't jwnt.w^thfcr hatWfflwft feVelUe or wo

will displease him i: pointed.^ sjp« aUf ^ai^pe»o?s were fiBj^df JIsifreifler^e ^ol$egisiating and judicial appointing power of the nation and of the &Wte5rfc'*JGfAier»l Gbant, and make his wishes the rale pf action and poor opinion.of the Presidentelect if did"fiot?&^We h1ifa0C&o j^Grd a fcktriot desire the vast power that many seeta

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fieVto^vbiefl he^-TOfTjeOT ereiiWdrwiV its powers restrained by every law now jn force,' is as 'powerful a position asJ evfer ought to be coJifettadvyoii. anji09^m|n in this Republic. We have confidence *fcdiSr €fc have in any man living, but we woi not belb ft$or hH*eit)eW3iriauthfr^ty of th^Preiide^tiaL-offioe-lf we w^re-silre

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"eticeef*or po«e8»e4

jiisdonii of Solomon, Humboldt ai Agabsiz, combined with the virtues of kll the gaiDta in the cftlindd'r

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News and Personal. „.

The Secretary for the State of reports

(that

,171,578, Voters Kiive

been registered.

Am Englieh/nertghap been sent tp jail', it is said, for making faces in church. We presume the law in England is,' therofcjre, in the Lord's service.

The State debt1 Sf -Penngylvanla has been .|^eed^WTig -tbjgpst rptft- y«M% and tfiree montns, by the large amount of $4,289,186 14. Thaoprbieat amoofai of the debt is $33.286,^'lslla.'!' iltB "P*'9 ~A iif gxcHANQg geaaibly remarks-t ^belief in Gflner%lr^r«nt's sanity that we should receive with partial f^ith the reported-conversation** with Geo ejral

Grunt when he must have been in an extremely loquacious mood.

The Army and Navy Journal repliel to the appeals of the New Orleans papers, in behalf of Sergeant Bates, the flag-bear-ing pedestrian, now destitute in that city, "Would it be Impertinent to suggest that he ought to go to work

Hon. Gkorqe Opdykk, of New York thinks that if no increase is madetotour present volume of paper money, and (the legal tenders are contracted at a rate not exceeding $10,000,000 per year, we shall be ready to resume specie payments fri eight year?.

The Philadelphia Press says that Leonard Myers, Republican, who3e elec tion to Congress in the Third Pennsyl vania District, is one of the conceited cases, has already fo'und enough irauds to elect him by 500 majority. Mr. Myers is a member of the present-Ocmgress.

The total tre& of the several cities of Massachusetts is as follows: Boston $13,310,193/ Springfield, $409,500 Iiow «11, $313,247 Mj I^wreriefejifi^WO IjTew Bedford, $709,050 Newburyport, $214,600: Lynn, $707,800 Chelsea,$438,500 Chailes town, $1,718,206 and Cambridge, $l,ljB8 400.

The Columbus Journal has this pleas ant paragraph about the household affairs of a gallant soldier: "Mrs. Gen. Forsyth nee Dennison, is receivio^ the congratn lations of many friends o0a happy knd fortunate episode dating Jan. 4th.g episode is a girl. It is the first gran child of our distinguished fellow-citUen Gov. Dennison."

real and

woaa#1! pftp»f£ -dl#ttriBg:SnW°o« visionary achetfty, a step-in ttg^irettion of real progress lor the benefit of the sex has been taken by the Directors of the Cooper Union, New York. They have recently decided to establish a school of instruction in practical telegraphy for WAmpn Thara ia nn gnmi reason why

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At the conclusion of George Francis Train's speech to the New York Fenians, on Friday sight, ii® called upon Bome bne in the audience to sing "Ireland shall be free,'! which wasdone^ the entire audience joining in tho chorus, and during jthe singing Mr. Train favored the company with a danco upon the platform, in bar mony with the music.

A new daily paper has been started at New York entitled The Ci1yt_modelled somewhat after the manner of the Evening Mail, but smaller in size, published in the morning, and sold for three cints a copy. We believe it is under the editorial management of the former editors of the Evening Mail. It is devoted'es pecialiy to matters in and about New York city, and keeps no exchange list.

The Sun, a brisk and enterprising little paper just startod at Memphis, says that as "between the civilizations of Jamestown and that of Plymouth rock, it prefers the former." This is entirely a mat ter of taste. Plymouth rock civilization grew out of tho desire to enjoy religious convictions that of Jamestown was the product of needy, adventurous carpetbaggers and immigrants sold to pay their passage to America. Every man h^s a right to a choice of the civilization} he prefers.

Gen. Geary,""oF "Pennsyivan ia, says in his late message: "Dilligent but unsuccessful search has been repeatedly made for the coat of arms of the State, and for the authority under ^which the present design was established. It seems that Ifor years past no trace of either the original authority or design could anywhere! be found, and it is recommended that the Legislature take the necessary steps' to supply tho omission, by such means'as they their wisdom shall determine."

Mb. AsHbXT is going to report a bill for the territorial government of Alaska. 'It is to require impartial suffrage, grant no acts of incorporation, and pass laws speedily for the protection of the fur-bear-ing animals—sable, beaver and otter.—

The area of Alaska is estimated at 578,• 000 square miles, with a population of 2,000 whites and 60,000 half-breeds a^id Indians. .The natives are generally well disposed to the whites, and peaceable, except the Koleschians, who plunder the cargoes of wrecked vessola, aad some•times murder the crews.

ales, or why they, sboold not excel in it.

and

-diligence in the^elegraph offices when ^ey are employed^ There appears to be re*BfT| why tfhey «JomV1 not be taicomp'Ua lOtH iaair brothers ich they are so well telegraph operators in dajrof

dDO&llIA obbery of a 'j£ in one of the principal of !t#ew York, in broad daylight, an? yt&e fact that norclue has yet ^4b££^&etors, leads the N.

the wealthy hand assins,

•JPw.- WoflseT}. citizen's should take the matter and ofi^r-tlarge reward for the usassins, ffhe pa^a^snm of $£000 offered by The polfceT'It thinks fiiat $20,000 should..,be oftprjsdjby ^he public, aria policy of self defense, and says it is dls igitttfeJulLto'^wilnesstbe imbecility of those

"We suppose," it adds, "it is

iibpfefl that ihe 'fexeilenle'nt about it wll} soor bl^JW. o^jj-^and tbe jwhole^ffisjr wjili sbon bfe forgotiien there fs-'too muchdanger Of U-i

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'i ini»*» A 00K dynotH $ ni.Ti* GLEANINGS fft5! f' A Lowell paper interprets "pub. doc.' to mean citypbysician.

Harvard College b»s fc^-lwfipty-dne Presidents i» 230 years wj(7 008 Shooting scBool teachers is a favorite pastime in Kentucky and Tennessee.

I'hetotal number of deaths in Philadelphia du^'ng thei year 1868 was 15,000 The Postmaster at Salem, Mass., Is tjn derstood to be a defaulter to the extenbof $aS,t)0(Fjfo $20,000. iitfriffipai^$hat t¥e plcMhTary value of Michigan Oniversity to the eity of A£ Arbor is about $^50,000 yearly.

Thre^iundred'and sixty-seven deat^ii rtjjaa births, and 156 Weddings occurred at

during holiday week.

The Auburn News designates the frish importations of convicts for the State Prum^M^dHiioKuMmdr unvalu,1^

The new oxygen light costs, five times CM rijuch as ordinary gas, and fe said to .hove sixteen times the illuminating pow or'

A Woonsocket, R. I., man has offered $100 reward for the detection of the per son who recently poisoned two of his pflt tmm.

How to make a noise in religious cir clog—Walk into church late witft a pair of creaking boots, blowing jciur nrgs vio lently.

A man in Portage county, O.,' has scirrhosis of the livet. He has been tappod forty times in eighteen months, and yielded .between.six and seye^jbarrels of water« 6 •.« .»!• f'tioo

LOW LIFE IN NEW ^ORK.

BY WlBT BIKES.

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After repeated experiments in visiting, dressed fa' the ordinary garb of respectability, sooig' of the more degraded localities of New-York, it became evident that (o see the low life festering thVre in its normal conditio*), disguise Was necessary In yoBr awJlpaJ^ garb, yopaiaf'e out theses inr ^hich you mingle—ft target for all eyes. The wretched people with whom you converse will not act naturally. Some put on the hypocritical airs of religion, whimpbring semblances of misfortune and worthy distress, who are the most arrant rogues imaginable. Beggars praotice upon you their customary "arts. Thjeves will draw a long face and- prate, and' pick voti'r pocket a moment after. For the. most party however, you will be nidt with ire buffs. .»

In pursuing, therefore, investigations in thedower strata of city life, it has been my euatom to adopt a disguise of rags and outward untidiness in some cases the garb of the red-ahirled fireman. When thus equipped, neither beggars nor rascals bide from me their natural proclivities, nor disguise their customary manners.

It w«s-«-futioas night when I turned out of Chatham street into Roosevelt, on my way to Blinker's Hole. The wind bldw a gale, and the snow fell in blinding sheets, with thin, brittle fiakes, that contrived to cut the face, but did little to wards obstructing the walks, of covering them. As an individual, 1 found it most uncomfortable night to be out as an author, however, it was perfectly acceptable to me. If I consulted comfort in the pursuit of information regarding New York's after-dark aspects, I should stay at home altogether. To-night I was disguised in a red flannel shirt, a cotton neckerchief,a slouch hat, a long overcoat, heavy boots, and uprolled trowsers—and was accompanied by a gentleman thoroughly acquainted with the by- ways of the city.

We paused before a little shoemaker's shop, adjolningthe blind alley leading into Bilker's Hole—or Hall, a3 it is sometimes called—and went in to make some inquiries. To my surprise, the two shoemakers—one a young and intelligent Irishman, the other an old German, qf a more hideous aspect—professed utter .ignorance of the wherabouts of Blinker's Hole. They had heard of it—certainly— but where it was they could not tell informed them that it was right here— the building actually joined their shop "And what d'ye want of it when ye've found it?" asked the Irishman.

Whereupon I thought beat to confess my disguise, and told him that I was go ing to "write it up."

This announcement created a profound sensatbn. The German immediately laid aside bis last, and volunteered to accompany us. "Do yon know any of the inmates?'' I asked. "Me? Naw! nawl" he replied, wita a sort of enthusiasm of disgust. "I 'bees respectable man nefer look in dere siiice I vas aiive!" I

He followed us into tbe storm in his. shirt sleeves to advise ut to 'look out,! ii we were going to venture in there, aiid pointing somewhat excitedly with his knife, suggested a dozen places in the vicinity that I ought to visit—"dey be so low, so dirty, so poor." Nevertheless, his own bome was as kWj as dirty as tbe majority but the pride of inaustridus poverty is a strange manifestation sometimes.

Nctwithstending the good work—Rood, though tempoary—that Jack Frost had done for the alley, or court, leading .to Bilker'f Hole, the atench was fearfuL We penetrated the lower end of the eonirt, and paused a moment to survey she building. Black and gloomy in the night Bilker's Hole reared its brink walls .to the storm, the saddest imaginable specimen of dilapidation. Up asart^f xuide ladder of steps that leaned against she building we mounted and entered an

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the ragged walls—mongers orntact with a rusty iron staple, igpdered along a wooden patofil anifegpdqfc* ly sunk into a cavity. "GoJ)ack to the shoemaker's and get a box of-mattea^ Aiidlte my compandor "there is no telling what holes we may stumble into hare. We BnrdyjnusW^iBiprovise a light." "iJC

While he was gone I returned into the •court, -"3^2 of cursing—"voices swept otit -in' night—a ma^ca^^tumbling heading

for yer if I get ahold of yer ag*o, I've had enough of yon. So much I could catch from the babel ec&m-m within was crowded with men ana women rwcwatureyjjK tiieiiy$*P*aL least. When the door was banged together, and the spand'Of 'drunken sate 4elli- snsAy iter, as'the 'miserable'objeet who had Jbeen thrtut out jjrawled^to^^rds tb* followed him.

^Whafs tber4ns«i"Johany?" «aii»ltct "Hello,"* Baid he-,TrnnfBUng off a sob,

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s^ him/eaai^ adoptin^ U^ vernaoula^soKedto my. disgjiiae ,. did he do it?", f- nod "You know, don't yer?" ne a: rubbing bis eyes, "didn't you never prig far Sim?'' toil s'-taisrfl "Not me." "Ain't y«U on H?—ynn at® on It?—I know you! I seed yau at tbeoTotobs oDca Wasrf't ycu tip on the,island last summer? Yes, you waal" N OSI 'The oonvMSaiionlwxs 1 eonthrawlluntil b^y bompanion rettiTBedi By ft lHean ed thattne den mi kept by a verileble Fagin, strotc *s Gtnfflft 'DitttoasVoided in Oliver Tmbt^-att 'Mikttot tvtyo\xtig thieves, who receives their ^polls^tind sells 'tbain at''^"thlavar penoewfJi Tonight this fellow had taken umbrage at the young man -whom I had frenthfed to accGBt as Johnny, who being emboldened^ by liquor, bad rebelled id the small portion of the spoils—'whack ofuhe'iswag' be called it—that b6 had rebdiveff from his tutor."

The reader taify Wonder thit I did not inform the-pdll&e of this discovery but the police kn^V'all about it already. Iuj inmates—now one1 aad no.w another— make frequent acquaintance with prison

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but our syBtem'of ^unisbment only anifoys criminals—It' does not' eradicate them. They expeet tcf-' pass ia portion bf their time in priBO-nj' a sentence comes to them much as sink wefts may come to yoit —it must be boi*e.!-Their advantage is that they know beforehand just how long they will be in getting well, whetf they willresume their old employment,4i!eclsely as before. ore

Provided with "a box'ot matches, Wti re. turned to the dark entrance at the reir of the court, and entered. My companion BttftSk a-light .and holding up the noatjpb to ascertain where the stairs were*, I saw them by its dim*flicker leading up intd regipn of glpomi Up these, and igniting another match, we found, our ^ay ob-» structed in front byja wall,while ^n,either side was ia door.

It must not be supposed that-curing this time there was silence ali a]iput ns. On the contrary, there was" noise, enough to show os that,the. building was thickly peopled, and not bp deaf. mutes/ There was one voice—i 'in Irishwoman clearly -which w^S du,li

inguished abovej

the general din. It was more like a dog's1 bowl than a human voice—ypt syllabled words, too.

What d'ye matie by comm* here'when ye got no money, J^e Bfeste 1 A hoc vfovr' yaabirty tb'afe V?fan yer pockets are full ye shtay away till it's ^all gon' an nothin' to ate. Hoo!" mingled all thro' with the most dreadful oaths. "Let's go,^ whispered my companic n. "Yes, I am going," said I,'' "in."

I tried the door, it was locked. I ri ped. oNo one beard, it seemed. I ban^ the door. There was a lull. A kdy was turned, and a youg woman opened the door. ,« "How is ye?" Said I, walking in-, "I don't know," said the woman "What ye want?" growled a man rSs ing from a Btool by ,the stove, "Where's Mi^e?".said I. "Mike who?" "What, ^-don't ye know Mjke? Altf doesn't he sleep in the attic?" „"This ain't the attic, thin." ,.

V'How'do ye git up?'* I saked,yn?

-At this juncture I was unexpecle asked to sit down and warm mysi which I aid, arid, while' the ^hestion iof ilike and the attic was nhder discussiqn^ ldoked about me

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The room was small, and was crow with men and women, all of whom,' eluding the women, were smoking pipM whose V,iUanious fumes, mingled with those of a tin pail of gin that stood upon the table, filled th? apartmenL There was another small opening from this, in w&ich I could see a bed. Five other beds w^re in the room where 1 sat. In one corner was an idiotic boy, busily sucking the fingers of av filthy hand. Exertin myself to be agreeable, I soon succeede in-getting jnto conversation with an did man of seventy or eighty, who jocularly assured me that all these women f|iire were his wives. s'An' who is this Mike yer wantin' '^Why, don't ye know yer neighbors? said I.

Ah I ye're blatherin/ sure. Thim boys as slapes up in the atticf come* wan day an' goes off the next. How would I kcow 'em?"

The attic of Bilker's Hole is occupied every night by "goniffs" (young thieves) who sleep on tHt floor in lieu of a better place. It is also a favorite hiding-place for thieves whom the police are after.— Often while the officer is cbming up the stairway, tbe thief will lift a board in the floor and drop down to the apartment underneath, the occupant of which, be he man qjt woman, is sure to aid tbe criminal to escape. In desperate cases the offender has been known.,to jump from the open windows to the ground below, at the risk of being killed by the faJL

Notwithstanding the coolness of my reception when I entered, the company, tor some reason, manifested reluctance to have me leave the room. But I got away finally and found my companion, who had remaiitfd outside, was just on the point of getting a policeman to some and look after me. We proceeded to tbe entrance nearer the street where is tbe st$irWky leading into the attic. This entraaeelis little else than a ragged hole in the wall, the bricks having crumbled away on either side of the original doorway. Near by it I observed a window looking on t^ie court, in whieh there were a few bits 'of sash remaining, but not a single pane of lass. An old copy of tbe Xfew York ledger was'stretched over this window, which was so small that tbe newspaper pould doubly cover it. The door was with but one binge, and could noti be shut tight, so that the wind and snow skurried in upon the wreu&ed occupants. Oecu-, pants Yes, in tbe darkness there sat a man and woman—in this place ungt for a respectable coal bole—a we could hear tham talking ia low tones, sitting by a feeble fire, without lamp or candle.

But in the attic there is a parallel case of cqualor. The attic is no* wholly oy cupied by those city nomads, tbe -'goniffs"—who are here to-day and there tomorrow—havo plenty «f money on one day, when they dine sdmptuously at a cheap restaurant, visit the Bowery theatreat night, and sleep in a gorgeous thirty cent lodging house, on tbe next day go hungry lor tbe want of a dime to buy "coffee and eakes" with, and,.tftkinf: down" in some dry goods box, or upon the attic floor of these premises, it seems.

Here is a family of four persons—a man, his mother, hia wife .and-bis child—' who actually dwell "ia this attic. .There it no protection at the bore ^rfteito tfatf window should be, except an old shawl, that flutters and shakes in the fierce wind

stove-pipe hoi

sadl cook-stove, th# a 0(u its smoke into et^rhere it will.-* ir*TK bedsteads, ntf-

"luxuries" of any sort.

What is there,

There are. besides the stove, a straw Lt-r»

rude shel

a miserable tab! Thev have-alijgg^

upo a, the .wtetflb ed. group. -Tbeir pjpee onttmake nthatr of the store.^Tbe^.fge coinversia^: uneosseiona

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and X'n&tierahtell foi®et-,^ie pegiilUt fming that iran tbrfiugfe^e aa .tba.olde' wobian removed 'hot .pipa.frwi ber lipr kbonkedont »t» ..ashes agaia^t tbe stove, aotiriaifywith' a nwwt expresaiva^iv^f

IipHiesthem «s bag tobftoutin

•^lle. stonr web aaight^a» tb)# niJO.'feondcfc-fftl humaattyjtawbe*^* *he bwUt-3n whlcb-iit iarr*Ttr qnwj^fldi,qajt,|itterly This hag, from wbose-lips oaths pednaSf-afcarbad b«w» feow to:them, 4h&nBbadeonsr£ace ws^fgeared witb.tbe Il'mis W(|do(»pcel*idTlook

Mit-of:^uoh

80iUisSn,-iefr iuederT^ba^ver^ namft ^^rWdeAi^tsited. is speedily and effactti^yth&tiie it PaMe^sJabtwn .^-inTFi -jsii 7J sdJ if

"Spauldinq's Glue' mends Crockery Wooden Ware, &c. deodlw

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sons complaining of headache, loss of appetite, and ibatj, t^ey, a«r not fit to dp anything, &c. Many is the day that wb oureives, and .in fact, have have Gj&t sft oi §0tie bed^in a^inedloittaeiveii si 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 Bittebs? they

you feel like a new man." Upon hi

and took them acoording to tbe directions

have taken every,roportunity to recorr mend them. ii bfl.8 aiewSfe-iovB^ oT

MAaNqw^iyA^^auperior to thie best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. [dwlw

Phalon's Papliian X.otlo

0NS, FBE0KLES. PIMPLRB

Bemoves ail EREPTI0NS, FBE0KLES. P1MFLI

For I1AUI8S in the NVBSBBY ltU InvaluaWs. For 6B5ff LKMB1!?Wfter VlNft It feas no eqart "PHAPUN lOTIOfi" Is the only reliable rem

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fBsisa, Price, 25 Cents per Cake, rtjlQ »..fjimna lOQtf "FLOR DE «AY»," ••FLOB »K, MAJTO«" A NEW PKBFUMB FOB THE HANDKEKCHIKF, KI( Pi gists

HKW rEfrUMK run ins ouvainjoii r,

KlStS. Wwly.fttorm ... I 1 7 v.B'O'A '.

I ABADIES!! LookOut! LookOut Look Out! Look Out

Beauiifles the Completion." "Qivesa Bosy Glow to. "A Buby Tiage to-the ^pa.'V "Bemevcs all BIo&h^3 and Freckles." "The Best In tSe World?^ Ii

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E A I I E THE

BITOfi-SffESISpOBiKOfBWSSbi One Bo ttto, $1,80—Three for.|2,00. 1000 Bottles sold in oae-dajr if tf. T. Olty,i£j( inTEBBK fcAUtE sell it.

•ar All Drujglsta

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Western World

.,Bi »|iK AirrnsB or TH« "D«a» Liw*b.1v. T4ct0Cl)0lMEmB|l .. .Br THI ITU POPCLA* otola* A. 8. BOK.

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equator? oaa&is WitlC a.pityiiu&fltbr— vpMKJthe hometeu night wapder^r llsT lo »d ii.-l

vended un

im iii iWIHil •—i——

der the"~namrdentifrices. Aaoptandadhere to thf Afy ^pieprfetioa that really preserves the teeth and hardens the gums, fragrant Sozodont. Its effects on decaying teeth are marvellous. deodlw

CAUTION**-Unprincipled dealers are selling A xes painted red, aa tbe-Bed Jacket. Axe. The good ,qualltle» or .his Ajte pnsiais In Its WTOIW9^firliUes, notThi palni.

Tha "Su JaOJCEt'!. Im for sale bf-f 11 r^fposf i-| ble h'ardwire dpalers and the martufftcturera.

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"OOSTAE'S"

Standard Preparations ABB "Costar's Bat. Borich, &£., Es terminators, "Costat's Bed Bttg Kxiermlnators, "enter's, (Only Pore) insect powaer. 9AU Drn^gistS in Term Haute fail

"COSTAB," 10 Crosby St., N. Y.

Or, jJqhn F. HKNBT, (S^ccoscor to)G Dirlrls BAtNKS ft CO.,'21 Park Bow, N. if. SjM in TEBBE HAUTE, by

BAUR,GULI0K &BEKBY/1 Wholesale anfl p«MI Agentsj J»h4dw1y -n to BM.

HOFF'S

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ALT EXTRACT

Qreat Reduction in Pripe. QUAUTnS AJID PEOriBTIES UinHpAlBSp. A Beltghtral, watrltiovs

1, NatrlUoas BKTKBA8E.. lBTl(*ratlaf NXIV. for Ale ana Alcoholic Or QKNBB for the Dchllltal

A Plcasaat IsTtmatlss A WMllito for AleanaAlcoholic Drinks. A STiltNSTQKNBB for the Dchllltated.

"l" isnedtAur, spasfNa ttotsisatJ

A Oefraln' RIMIOT for DtsorderiMsf

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THROAT, CHKST, IEN6S AND STOMACH, ?£ld by Drogglats and Qrooers. JOB. PEDEKSEN,

lb igtmt far vftSStXtsSSW*. Jao4deodly-VT

manufacturers.]

PAHBG«IZB apJUS MANtJFACTURS9. Wa have.oa band a flaa ttock xf Saab, Do4rs and Blinds, of our own mannfannre, which we will sell at a very small advance on Mt. We Warrant oor Work to bf mperior to any ever before offered In thi« market.

Biylo^f'siirtll Airtttb ni|jloyaAt toyonr own Mechaalus, and at the lame time

Benefit 1ST oiirSellfbs aa we warrant all onr work .Vaala»keen on hand, aad manofacture to ar- «, Wftdo^ind boor Trafflaa, Mouldings and variety of finishing Lumber naej in baUd^

PBAIBIK OITT PLASISO 4ILLS. modtf

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nOESbiSSStSlum 10ft Per Cent. ConUiot the Superb Fnn»»i.ce.

,. ,BT TH« IVIB A. B. BO*., tj. Ixnriu^i^i A!so,L6oinpIete St riea, Oraohlo Sketohes, PWitfy, 5atf efcdii*«yttf WWSfelt—i M— 4 ,ih-. UhhaWblSIMeNtoM rBMtert by the. SaltMi

rkKM^-M^O yer Tear (n.3iaaik^r^) For all Newt Dealer*. 8»mple,eoi»" sent f« e. *B*SCH & WHEAT, 123_S»s. anSt.^.T,

.n-lttd irt slao.:

aafrfT^h j-Hshitoa fiaido v. «taqmc WrWP^jOta'. llr Wt-ui'i c«iw

th4 public TJBey^braoe lfti be uierffwUh certain\j of satiBTACtion. fnaatre fiUjmiQGID

ITaiiuftiiiaiirf Boston.

Cm Bead's Chewlcal Bpengr Blarklny, the bwt Dressing and Blapilngi'or Indies' and Obildren^CSSoee/Btilibera^ lMx...,V A-r.rOJXO^ 'i ru sao.'iqB gn ?aiHL if feesoqx Jsocn piir-i s'nrfj rfnidw

i.ipp'^iico'it' St BimtWtit:' :a Tb» pe»ffte ^eem^ib^oraay Jaofit Axis. Please send me twenty, doien nor«': jR*d ,Ennoar. ''I''"!*! If iea to s)s«snf biR- Mai if* W- Jrtsmsv ,« edT .srfiol "lo 9'il. bfl* ..soifi. be-findefe.o (A 181 .b'njnfnsOT'1 .6 i* ebtt iol eia

PltUbnrgli, P»w

ijmuo^ itii ess on« ii«y .aatiiujswi if woa .ni balloi sid'iitsv "tf?srr «dT

Jfatlonal Agriciiliuristi!

Pennsylvania Farrn Jaiirnal. iido BIVoted Agriedltore, "Iorfieallttr«!'aid Bttfd •PUBLISHED AT PITTSBTTBOH, PA. id

J, *e.n. Assisted by a 3or^a_of P^raolical Coatribntors Terms—11,OO per annum 'T-n oopiM, a7,B0.' ear 'A&iertitirtg 25 SSr.'frt-K^'/cr encn fiicWion'P if: '7

HON

YE4.R,-

"'•*l?hfli faroritS Famfly Journal will hereaft^-tia a«nt^ subscribers fyr $B,50 per year. A grt?tis copy tent one year to any person who obtains six riatas* and forwards them' Wltto the:nfonif?rto&s. In cthetlaords, wa wilJL^end seven copies for .|pp,0(},j(Tl}is.jnaV.S,tUe Uataif yy.ro'i' ,i 4e^lieape8t Sl^py Puper in America.

ItVcolumns aw filled with Capita^ Smeieb by the btst writer# andthat charming variety .in poetry, wit and' general -miseeHaoy, so well oillovers of godi rqadiiig. I ciliated tajrie?

Now if tbe Time'itj sin'ffe c'opi^B.Vti'cents. An AddrWH," KLLlU'ri1," Boaton. JTate.

dbalers sell it.

3.13/

A^ndan Odin^aiitr "q

PROBIT BOBNTED I

TOILET SOAPS. MeKii^fi: tut niitw,«00..

WASTED,

?T«1f

Latent, ,$lew Yorj

lews.

v. I

Honey,Qtycerin9f Elder'Flower, -.tn Jfouqiiet and JPalm,.: In Quality .Style .and Perfume warrau tfd equal to the mtgllan and sold fully 60 per sent, cheaper, ^hichacooi deisandjor deaivrl Toilet .{itfktes^, fill -to")

or the foreign soaps, and tne unprpceitM jsnccees of the American Cemptfny llet-BOapSr now eoldeveaywherein the United tota oficKBOJiB. FAN 5AAWBK A CO,,

Sole Manuractnr^rs..

.A«Ww": J^ade^^ cester Mas?*

SlWiig Wa-

seKsts -.*^?,4™

eryWhere, maid 'and 'fennale^ to lntn)Suce''tlie

OiiNUlNR IMPBOViD COMMON SENSfS JAM rL-rsesmro MACHINE. This Machii" stiidh, heta, fell, tuck,'$tlIt, doid, bind, brail and embroider in a most superior manner. Price only will sir, than ours: It makes Every second Stttoh can cannot be pulled apart, without 'tearingit.\H,^Ve pay Agents from 875 to 8200 per month and ex peuiea, or a commlasloa from which'twice ihi amount can .be made. AddresiSKCOMB ji COl Pltttftrargh, Pa.', or Bottoa, Mass., or St. Iron) 'Mo. ,J "1

lly 8I81 Fully warranted" for five years. W-e

1 the ,"KtaaiV

-Iockl

Caution.—Co not be imposed upon by other parties palming off "worthless cast-Iron machines, under the aanM wuap or, otherwise. Onrp is the. onfy 'genulne aid1realty pi-act ical machine mShil factnrod.

tillman^5Palmonary Troches Especially rtcommeBdod ftp- clnrittg the thropt and relieving hoar*Men. Msch valued by filbgers and 8t^ikers. At onoithp bettand ehaapett. Bold everywhere by Drdggists. Oqly 2fi'cen!s per bo* May be hac^ In any quantity of ,h .!'s.I'^ohn D. PABET, Cincinnati Ohio.

D.w.b/* 186S. XXX D&. K. DEITKK LOVKRIDflK'S

WAH00 BITTERS, THE BSSr STOMACB T.O^IO KNQWNj. Sfif Burt,C»re for'by spopsla, Lifer Complaint Agthme, Chills and fever. Gravel, Diabetia arid General Debility. Tar sale bf all DrtTBlHa:'

OR. K. DEXTKR L0VKBID0K, Prop'r BVrrALO, ti- T.

Deafness, Catarrh. Scrofula.

LAL)T who bad suffered for jeirt from Dfafneaa, Oatarrh anSBofofala, »aa cured bya ifiple remedy. Her sympathy and' gratltude rouipts her W send the receipts free of charge to' any one similar}/ afflicted. Addreu

Mr, M. C. L., Boboken, VI, f.

KBBING BUT NOBLE.—Self-help for Tonng Men who bave erred, desire a better mapbod. Sent In sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. If benefitted, return the poatsige. Addreaa PHILANTHBOS, Box P. Philadelphia, Pa.

MONTHLY

FRADG CIRCULAR,

For Jkiduary, 186&

CONTAINING

a llstof valuable and uietular

tic lee for sale at ONE SOUiB each), alto liberal Inducements for forming Clubs', It sslao cosstnlssa Information, which we thish, will be Important to assy p«rs«B ••ssdlssflr money to the flift EaMrjirlse One Uollar wacerns.

It Is the opinion of some of oar City aqd Slate officiate, that If this circular is circulated'in all parts of th« couotry, it would Im tha meads of eaving a great deal of nfoaey, which ia pow lott by sending to these nelawfai concerns,. On, nccohot or our Immesse trade, and of thedepreili. tion in Merchandise, me are aow aWntiog to Agenta bitter indaceiaenta tban ever beforeoffored- m.U merly 106 SodbuTy gtjBwwSi Mass.

We Are Hand! Andare'pr«pared,on account of onr Imatenae in? ca'tasa or BcbihCss, and of tbe DbtkcctAtioks iS MsBCHAmoift of all kinds, to offer to oar Agent* and the public, not only Cottons, bat ju kinds of Good a at prices less than ever before OrrinrD I

Any person that will send to Tn Tar printed notice* of Sixty artislM, with 85 enoloe.4, can' re,j* 'wmi rm OF COST^.1 a selaotion of oae of the following artleler-_

MbtaaTttr Xnff aad TippUtt, iftVer-Plated1 lea Ptteber, Leptne Watch, #M1 Mug Shawls, 1 pr For additional particulars' SkAp ?QrB & NEW CiaCOLAB

particulars' Stal) ?0B FOB 1869. v. vvwiTA a. nik

THOS. L: FEHSO CO., No. 62 Elm Street, Boston, Mass.

Nil.

TF"'1g^'Kir"lrapw™T"°^

of («•, MP-nW*,

Strife AUInm4re4l ami AMMwKt jflfi tc. For a dollar, thp Keoe^rur can

tua£ifi 100 ***d bnj tte otaADK« Jt-ftr any on# otfa«ratilcimiii.anecirfi«tlte. As CTarabtee OHMe noft* Qf*r*rT arUcte sMi by aj,aay ....itlelwH or aanrnr ln( KttiMlg Table CaStor, with ri re the md u* while ro6eBUyl »4ttton, to dstaiM Miar & A Their trade k&i bsccmo no Immenw Jiat they now accapy four itoriesi in the elegsct block No.' 6i 'WMuMt etrWt. Sfit Muw^ef thi»j Aria liair

described in,the oheek, or.".sz•'bttwo*or thr«o h«w#»ed

2fi?noW»AbflrWi«lBM» men 'tb*y are «niloNed by tbe beet firm* UTtfaair.uwn clly, Tlielp elu^ ystsm of tailing gop^g (ifg done more, we believe during tbopait lew yeara lo ke«p duwn tb« prices of doijwlffaj^jijtltlilo «rrery d*» nee, thtn all tbe ether lofiQencaa, combined. Moat of their '^•ds'Wr^fiialMuicturra ett^re.»ly4»r'iUem, ai, citfj«ry:«wteta-tfeler order In8b«t-

aa4 send

elnMfivMlcS' speCiaUy wtnted as, agents Partial list of'iuatoJM.alipw.ed.^s. cummUaion to any one sendlfigrlifdlUDs'.—

CLUB OFJCBlBSX«..(S3,} 31 yard* bleached oruu" 100

BotoIt-

ing oval bud. JSilver Plated Table Castor, live bi«l«? Drtss Pattern. A tidy's rlh-^-drbimente*n 'BlackS iWalanti Writing VaBk.

Fancy Cass I mere Pants Pattern. Large I'White tllsuiiM'Tdvi Oovter. diHiltt iiaMwler: 0,.unterpanc. 20 arJ Calico. Alhambra Bed.Qulit. Ladies' Morocco Shopping .'Bag. Oood Cotiage Clock. Stf.)YE 7. -:7 At t'LUB OF StXTin Ir4»3 ar^a Dleaclwa or Dubleacbcd U®(Bl£UiWi.'i Kasbtotfible' Drese PsittAnt. t^Siyanlsjrbtt]«vltdtsre-fortj and V^sti'aiUhc J»2li(6iiabl» woolen :Shawl. IV'lille Manolllei Ooaatwptnic. .'j iiady'a .barge 'hoppis^'.iM (Jennine Morocco Shopp '{IXg'J Lady's T* ionable b'lnak Pair Good whit woolen Blankets. Black Alpaca'BressPattfJo. 4 yards doub!e_ ^^^wa^r-arcpfiyioaking. fi yards Varmers* gooawoot Frocking. Bosewood Brats Al»rjst«lonk. huff's Fur Muff {nft^tollalr.i ,-Gwh, one vara wide.. BilverJHtinting Case fsLt^, Ja^fanifo'Ttreer |^re^s Pattern. £l«Mnt,IU«JL Ajpaca feeu Palletn. Qne pair of gopd..^He woBletUBla^etaJUrjjf ilia, iai tine, Bleached LI nm Table Oovera, fOk ppe do

article not, named above

wiTi please mfentibti them', anl wg TomfaTf «w»« or intend to raise one how*, Jmtyugtdtit lamt aftiaCiUfgm 8,q»athfir Kan 'li^S -?*«/*s hoases ln.:tniseity(

^{,10 ]"r 1*1"^ wliUp-j.—-will please sftnd us their address,'' and tha| .of a art^SBalfl *Hwda, as we fa^ioaka .a4vaMtaga to 1* tsmia in that it :Will

wayt

SHffy

Ipstmjjuaad^jWe g^ar^ntw

J? 1 .V. elated. ^ith tfS flM*' »«r

,d tiyns |pr o^}fcnar*Bi,_„„ -W8. MIPR&R&T Rr^tpt. /etnijns^ft y««^onj05fc»eiid.j(fflrlclHbjtt!t

Ko(k'8ox.|l «64latrr(r4t^ Mte«^ Mais,

rKp^aeKOTs-ss^ jJlfe MAjCblNE. Pxtce #26. The

simplestt cheapest and beet Knitting Machine aver invested,: WtlMniltW.OOO tfltdhea per min. ute. Liberal tadncetpeiits jo Alients. AdJreaa AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO., Bos ton, Mass,, or St. Louis, Mo.

mmmmmm^combi .Will calor gray hair a permanent black or brown. Sold everywhere, flsnt by ma'l for.81,25.

Addiena W3C. PATTOW, Treasurer, Magic Oomb Cbmpiny, Springfield, Mass

W««K9tanuaki

•9ijonu'i iia *ir el" ,.OD 4 -'A\ .IS ,*oS

HOMLIAti

atitch^'

an be cut, aUd till,the clott)

•y*i.

3911 IBS

THE BE&P—FITTERS JRott Weakby Persons. FOB THE

HE-WSAXr-

FOR XM bat BtOTUOO

FOB THE AGED, Mb FOB FEMAI.FH, sesfsnoQ °8®

BTo^litters Equal to Them

Speer's Stwidan! Wise Bitters, -HAM or-

WINE, HERBS & ROOTS 9pe**!8 Celebrated Wine, so well known, with PERUVIAN BABK,

I OHAMOMIIR LWEB9, I .a BABK, N W enfsaefr oWiir HXSOS And BOOTB as will In all Cases assist Digestion, promote the Becrationa of the 8yatem 1l the natural channels, and give

-tc&'j/it:E -A-1ST 3D VIGOR •^ro THt— YOUNG AID OLD, MALK AND mm f:! All nae It with wondetfnt aboacss. Brings

*£. ss!aaA COLOR io. .Co t^o pale ^ylijio IJp, BLOOM AND BEAUTY tVUb#' thli. fate and care worn countenance.

Onrea FEVEB and sie^tsa APPETITE. Try tbem'. Use none other. Ask for SPKRR'S SIAKDABD BITTEBS. Sold by Druggiits and OVoofef's. Ma tuat iny sigbsitnre is over tbe cork of Bpatr Bottle.

ALFRED SPEEB.

Passaic N. J., and HAS Breadway, New York. msr Trade anppUed by JOHNaON, HOLLOWAY A CO., Philadelphia: GKOBGE A: KKLLT, Piitabnrg, jtnd by ail Wholesale Dealers.

For sale by'^ABR, G0LIOK A BEBBt i«ul3w*d Tu Thor Sat.

HOTELS.

JA00B SDT8. eso. O.BDT (NATIONAL HOUSE, Gob. Sixth *mo Mil* Srasrr, TERRE HAUTE, USD. JACOB BUTZ HOJI.....tZ~...»PltOfttlBHlWi.

This. Bo use bas bfien, tborongbly refurnisbol m/23dwlv

rjlEKRE HAUTE HOUSE,

4Wnraa.iurtMi^m sstlUTB tmaars Torre, Haute, IndianaTUli Botel na* recently beeB refitted, and pat If flret-ohwt order, otfortej aooommedation* ansur p«e*d ht*it State. do a T.C. BPHTIS. Prop'r. ..U ot rr A9D ihio STBirra. te,... Indiana.

W. BjfiBlrVlTfl ."."'.i'. .—UJ!l.iL.Pf»pprl«®r

Palestine aovBSdtf

Hack,Lines.' Krm Buss ts awd froei all tniw, •ffr*

PARK HOTEL,

•N TBE AMERICAN AND EOMPIAX PLAN, Cor. Berfcmmi and Nassau Sts. H«ssr City HTsdl Park—X...Jf«w York

maicr, Proprietor.

H. B.—Located ifl*tbe very heart. Ui* whoUsate business, this is one of the mow etoovelntly located Hotels for Merchants, BuslneM «m aad others visiting the city. d2M«m

O -z *§''.•

a S' O rn O 5.

*~g-| ft #,

W S a 52 C3

T^rwj ur td §'5'q °f-

sa ?t sftow JoTn is

Fun-directions for using will ijgjj bottle." -f. Be sure and nail fur i»iwa» "ME8. WINSLOW'8 SOOTHING 8YEUP," thej theTou# Imitationfl.

teb.©

Urnii* of, Ctrans dePtnanrt wript«*.' All others are oa*

^JLT I

6r^a,t

:*Wa8M«3

wa&:,™Ss

Snglisli'Remc^ly,

HESE WAFEBS, ABE A^OMPOUNP, of. tb rn most valuable and harmltss m^redie&I known rothe med'oal facdlt ,avd will«are with ant Call, ell the various forms of Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Leuchorrhea, Spermatarrttaa, und all weakness of the sexual organs, always eflVctiog a-radlcal oure.ln the ahorteat poa^ble iijip, frV' quently in two or three day a, .without apy change of ordinary habfts, diet, etc. They are ple'atani fctbe tbe taste, in no ifaypllatnrb the»tomtt( or bdfwels, and no poisonous drugs are necessary to be iM*nevba luthe t' stages er thsnBsoasaj

remedy ever ,dl»^eyBred/aad tbeir Bej»uta^on all over Europe, ae well as in this country'fs a aufficlent gdarantjr fat tEla.cbitipl«O BafttyIasi«ai' clency of tills pleasant remedy., .- .. ., ,.,

Price a package, or three for 85, etirir6)y wrapped from observation, aa^- seat bv rqtrt} to any address on receipt of tBe prices named.'.' 'A/'printed treatise upon theis complAlntS will be.sentfreeof charge on app ication by mail to thfe'gen»ri»l agiinty, Collins Brothers '423' Secon street,,St. Louis, MoT .1 .-

The Wafers are aoTd by Druggists generally: decl6d6m v.

I(t yon require a r^linbl?, remedy, u«e tbebesf 1 DB. HiRtEV'N TEMALE PIlM havo no tMUal. They krt safSand sure ia'«rdlnyi -ry cMei. rafts 4hb wus&g mr: sox« 'Jr. Harvey'? Gulden -JfjiUa,

ERRORS OF YOUTB|, Yeting Sffen, the txperifencfeo#^'!ar» li Aa'd'emonetrated the fact that rellai)C^may p\ac«d ip theefflca or 'v

DR. BELL'S SPECIFIC For the speedy and permanent cure' of 'sertirinl Weakness, the result of. Youihfuk Indiscretion, which Begleoted, rains the happiness, and Unfits) theaaflerer for business, Bocial society, or marriage. They, can be used withbut detection or interference with business purtalt*.

Prl one Dollar per box, or four i^osjes tor threef dollars. If "yon oonhot procure'tbesJ* pills ec'ose the money tb Bryan A Co., 61 Cedar itreet, N^w York, and they will be sent by return mail, well sealed. 'Trltate cfrcttlats tb gsnthmuea sent free on application. Enoloso stamp. 1 decicdeedwly

BRIAN'S LIFE INTIG0B4T&K, OR LIFE BEJUVENA.Tf/JQJll&XJti, For all. Derangements of thp Uj-inajy PrKW

It os

a N*ju

Cf '1 ml

7»:/.=iUrj' KO

t9Tb,

5I'i 'I

.fed 'lo tan

MOTHKBS !ltf OTHERS MOTHERS !!t

DONt FAIL TO PEOcOB^'

W4S

Mk, fiilof's SootSfll.'.Sjrip, •7B3 For Children Teething, ,-6W

SAJND8 OF CABBB. it not only relieves the child frota pain, but lavfcruiate* tin atomadl and bowel». corrocte addttr. aad trivee tone and energy to Ute whole

It wCi ai»6 instantly relieve

artping *S» tha Boteela ond Wind Coliof. We believe it the BBST ao# 8UBEST REMEDY IN TOff "WORI.D, to all osaes of'DTBBNXEBT and DIAKKtttKA,IN CBJL,DRE^ whether aHUng from teething or'any othM1 ia«sK

1 1

Life, Health and Strength to all who use it and follow my directions. It never fails to remove Nerrons Debility, Impoten* oy or want of Power, and all weskneie arising from Excesses or Indtseretibn Mraltlng id losij of memory, napleasant dreame, .weak. n^ryel^ headache, nervous trembllog, gcaSral itssltnom, dimnest of vision, flashing.'of UM akia, which, if neglected, will surely lead to In'aBity or Con fumptloD. When thb sygtep is onoa affected it will not recover without help. It must be invig. orated and strengthened,' to enakie the sufferer to fu'flU the duties of life.

This medicine has been tisted for many ySkrs^ and It is warranted a certai'vOtWE, no matter ho* bad the case may b?. Hundred* of certl8catei canbesbown. Price, one DoWac por bottle,' oi six bottleafor ^ve Dollars. T" i!iO

SOLD BY ALL btiUGGtSTSf.'

If yon cvnnot procure It send a statement of your case, and enclose tho money to 3BYAN di CO., CI Oedar street, New York, and it will Ik sent you. On remipt of Jfive Dollars, a bottli nearly equal to sdVen stishll, will be sent to anj expre«soffice in tbe t7nil6d Statee, charges tald Private circulars, sent on application. Encloi stamp. declSdeodwly

PER CENT. BEPUCamN ftf.T Sotice to Merchant*. itnnUcru, Bro kers, Publlihers, NtatlSners, PMsM en, Companies, Lawyers, ArcJttl tects, Schools, clergymen.

Circulars, Prices-Cm reut Letters, Qaotationat Oatatcgu's, Mmic, or auy Documents, or Draw ingsmaybe obtained at tbe f:jllowWg eStraordi' nary cheap prices:. lUOoopiea, fac-«lnjjl«aT.(t as] docament or drnninir. Ac., 52,00 60l cjpi6 $5,00 l,0p0 ooples 88,00 and lfO,tQ capte S450. Or 60 p?r cent, up tho above prices,may be saved by using Maokick's Patknt Atr+orinAPii tc PaiNfiKO Press, for Offices, Publishers, »ta tloners, Printers, Schools,:Gompanie8, Ac.* Prion |80. A yonng lioy caa strike uif.ltX) copies, letter size, per hour, of any document, dra«lh£, music with the greatest facility. Maurice'# Patent States Bi bts are sold at moderate price*. Pub lie experiments each Saturday.

N. U.— AH kinds of Lithograohlc work arS done with the greate.it care, at the lowest rat°s MAURICE'S Pxtent Autographic and Lithograp'i ic Printing, Writing and Engraving Establish ment, 10 North Wil iam.St., Nxw Toek., dbc35d«iirly.

TV/TANHQOD AND THE VIGOR XVJL OF YOUTH rejtored in fjor weeks. Dlt, BICORD'S ESSKNCB OF LIKE restores manlj poWer'. from whatever cause aria'ng tbe i-ffects of early pernicious habits, self-abnae. Impotence and olimate, givo way at onoo to tbts wondtrlbl mediolne,if taken regularly aco rdin? to the directions (which are very simple, ami require ne restraint from business or pleasure.) Failure I impossible. S)sld lo botttefat j®, pr tonr quaut: ties in one

TJT |9.

TO be hal only th« ,le ap

pointed agent In America, II. GKB?IZKN, 93, 3) Avenue, car. of I3ih strtet. N., Y. de28

A Congti. Cold, or.Sore Thsoat. BCQDtttBS IHMEDIATI A1TEKTIOV,

AFDPHOUI.D SE CHECKED.

ALLOWED TO

COSTI.irE,

lrrilntlon ot the tann, a permanent Throat Affect alofisi er sua- Ittcamiiie l»lae«H

^.M/rriSTDt

Brown's Br«ncMol Troches,,

liavlug a direct inflaenco to lhi parts, give immediate relief.

Per Brenckitis, Aathma, Catarrh.Con. inmpiiveand ThroBt Dlsciuicit,. TBOOBZS A1E VSEJt WIYH ALWATS OOOD flTCCEBS.

SINGRR8 AND PUBLIC SPKAKKKS will find Trochu useful ia e'earing: theVoiee when takni befbto 8lagia« Speaking, aad relieving t)io Throat after an unuaual exertion of the vuoal organ*. The TrocUet are reo mmended anfl preacribed by Physieiaas, and have bad testimsslal* from eminent men throughout tbe country. Bring an article of true merit, aad having proved tMrslRcaey by a test of mmy years, each ear find* them in now localities la various pait* of the world, aad the frock* ate anivdraaiiy jrfroUouneed better than other s^tlbfcs. -t

Obtai*only' "B«ow*!s WnontHiAi/ Tacomsi' aad do hot ak**ar ot thaworiate fritntim tast assy be offered. ...rr .... sdtD"^ivW?WxRx. d21d»w-^mo*-inside

It jjJtT pt/.,fe9la3»b

NATI0NAL--i

LIFE INSURANCE CO., t^gKTwsr j, ataT

United States7 of America

"WASBIWHW, 9. o:

«TS JTINAH'9'K I ,7 SSRTSEMFTWT rnmm bj mm

ACT

ii#

«r mum

~*morn Jtot 46, 18S».

Ci$H CAPITAL .. 11,000,000. paid iii irrix. "iy BRANCH OFFICK '15"'3

First National Bank finlldin^,

,i «,PflILADBLPHIA.

Where the general bus in, as of th« Oomiaay i* transacted, and to which. a'.l general corrnpondSP«,»hffim SRT

OLABKNCE H. CLABK, Prfsident. JAY C'OOKB, Obalnnau Waa«ce-and Xxecn •^rl(3dirit*«t*». lo IZV,AXW tiUOL HBK'SYi D. L'QOKIC,' Vi&^-|?r«sidftat. ai KMEUSON W. PEET, .Secretary and Ac ttary. ,, «SsUJv -Jt tflU-i «f* ti

pTM3 Coafginy, Kattenal in ita cbarsnter, yffer* by^i^sgsko.f^its large C'apital, Low Bat** ef Pr^ mium and New Tobies, the molt desirable tneana of insorimrtAo ytt prosented V'tbe pnblie.

The rater of^prrmium beirg largely re 'need, ai&mi>d»as fevorabte to tie. Isaarelrs a* Skoae of Ui« bkat UutuiL Companfqa. attd avoid aU tit* compiicniions ai (1 nucef|a!nties of NotSS, llvidends, and the mllnftSltYdtaii lags whiii thslat ter are «o apt tb cauas tho Pol'cy-Uolder. 8#vdral ^Waiid attiasuw tables are aow pre«ent»d, whVh -H%Hl bo understood to prove acceptable thetpubllc, such ss the IN-. COMK-PBODUCING POLICY and BXttTBV PBEU1UU POLICY. In Ihe former, the policyfiolder ftirt tmUr *«ot¥v A life losurabee, paiyabl* at deatb, but will oreskl^if iiriaft^tera pariod n-w^ye.i s, an a*nual incom* egual ctnt. (lOpt'r tent.) if Ait policy. In the laft*rL Company agrees to rtlurn lo tit amuni IA*«^I amount of money kt ktt pakl in, im addition loOn omoast«&ais flttlicirornicD yi!

7»itavii

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The attention of persons caAttit^latlnx ,^«ar-. ing their live* pr iccieasing the amount of insurance they already iikvi, la ^atle^-^0 th* special advantages offered by the Matiopal Life lasnranc*

CJrc'ulLr*, Pamphlets and fall particulars given on ippHektlon to I iii Branch'orfce of1 thS 0otb-J i*#r, orW'J^aroHW'W. BX.X,t6"dk fJDL',1'

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General Ageota JorXlblo andjOentral aad Southiwrnm- b«j.

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four degrees stronger they osrq kLUadcd fur ?p«cial casas—rates fits n6tM»rrta box. Priva'.e circulars sent free. BncloW-'SamtiJ If yon cannot p'roouie the Pilln, eocljge the money and addresi BRYAN A CO fflOodaf BrftStl New York, and on receipt they wi'l be eentrwejl sealed return m^il. Del9-deod wl/

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'jfUent iior Terre Haute. InS To !fQ-OOr. lo hr,,l,*ib

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GNIDSAW TO!

The CefebrfttedPaleiit 0yel«K!U "'••'Wstti weffikfnowii aril rttlfttif*l&ffiffs. ^HXVr & ?TEKto»AM»«"

Parlor and Church OtyaH# and JTF«TOD«etM|r SHEET MUSIC, a .vaa INSSPBUC^S ?m

Tn„n .- Aa^*"*»^of .. Small

ttnslcal Instrnmentog «r.fdgi6rr

-. ssrtij ods

Musical Merchandise*

•ii 91 E vtiuicrt "W lo stqaoq XBT •io?lr. saicaon PI AX OS FOR RJEN!t( Also^ojd Iiistnruments taken In ezchaiu»«r pay oa newone*. Pianos, Melodcibiis, and all kinds of smaller Musical lastratnemts repaired bf '..

COMPETENT WORKMEN* ,£) Sand Orders to

PALACE OP BffUSIO,

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No. 48. Ohio Street, (Opposite'the Old Court Bouse,) smawit. in#

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'^PHYSICIANS.

Dr.

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eanmm,. nwmi AWD ACdosoButElxrcB: Bight B«v. Bishop.Talbott. D. D., j, W. Hfartfn. J. 8. Beach, Ssq. Bf. Kggert. OFnos akd Bnt^utps on 'Kulb«rrr *tre*t,

rween 0th and 7th, next to Normal gchool. 7S»dtf e~-

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M.A. ARNAUD.m? i. vi uiA "A—' rr, i. rrf »ayj Orric*—t.'orner of Main and Fifth Streets, over ttie National State Bank.

Residsnuc—Chestnut St*, between Ath and 7th. wtiilyl TBRRB HAUTI, IND

LAiMD ACENCT. /i"f .•.•j LAKE'S LAND AGENCY,

On Oblo Street, betwee. Third aad-Fourth Lands Banght and 8ol* aa Beasoaabie 0a»mlssloa. $500,000 worth of desirable City and Country property lor aale, Uouaaefer rest. ootSSdwf*

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KKAL K8TATK AORNCV. FA BUS, WILD LAMDB, \t City Property of every de*crlp'lon, for Sale.

An experience of fifteen^.years enable ostoiaie aatiafactioa in every depaitmontof bura*e* ating to a general Beel Estate Agency.

HAHBERT & MARSH,

54 WALNUT STKKKT,

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tdjQilJi ATTORNEYS.

FF. BLABLBJ1^^-!A

Attorney-at Law, AHP notartpublic. Orrics—On Ohio Sfe^t, between Third and Fourth Street*. 'h pctMdAwSm

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Baird

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Altoruej-M at Law,j.,^ ,/tntvut.—.at. Street,.up stalr^.

Wm. E. McLBAN,

Attorney and GotinaeUorat JUw.

general collkotinq Terre Haute,- Ind. Omox.—No. 86 Main Street. deofidly