Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 January 1869 — Page 2

roa^i* built fr&a olfl oftWinott liberal everl®ada1)y|i GovgrnHtent. Tlwfe wbOj take part inn cowatib will^Hcqaim immense sums of money. We shoald be eoateotif for this rich revenua tbay would give us a road about whose equip* ment there was no question. Public rumor makes us suspicious. We trust tfcat lffltfgw, before tttkinkg of paaafeg any new Bailroad billW'U- take pains to sed that the present railroad is properly constructed.

Tbe Future of the Booth. tTho Februaty^ittmber oilt^jpincott's Magazine^4iu&£hbj the way, jfrtqlftgfl by the mostdteriminiitiQg portion «fthe reading public foihislaacUotr as one of the jwsta, of American a W & W a ''Southei^ B^OTrtrnctian^' by "A Tun* nefeseean," from which we take the following: ..\J

We believe that the South hat Threat future before it in the development of its trartk*jt of jMneral wealth, aided tiy its favorable location in regard to soil and climate but we fe«l-4hat its growth debends more upon tbe earnestness with wTich it seeks, the fostsringhandof our grfeat'JTn'ational government than upon any application that can now be made of abstract theories of State, Rights and Iocs) self-government We believe that its trie reconstruction in all material respects is to be sought in a closer alliance with Northern energy and Northern cap' ital, and that a natural union will be fotred between tbe two In all the great enterprises that tend' to the development of national wealth and commercial greatness, despite political antipathies ana leg isfative inaptitudes. But last of all, w« believe that her richest treasure, her creative powers of mind and imagination will yet be employed, in union with the more advanced intellect of tbe North, in the common work of thinking and writing fqr the benefit of our own country aDC. of mankind.

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Political parties may hesitate to align themselves upon tbe basis of a common destiny capital may shrink from free and liberal laVostment in new ft (id needy fields churches may no*, be willing to give the right hand of fellowship across tie bloody lines traced by civil war but lserary men, the students of universal njature and the explorers of the lllimita' bfe fields of thought, will meet on their distant voyages, and feel a grateful pride in hailing each-other as the citizen of a cfmmon country, and the devotees of true science will reunite the severed filaments that weave the web of our national life, l£ow glorious may become that state of American society, in which the energy afad zeal of higher latitudes shall be join ed with the grace and ease of Southern sfentiment, where truth and power shall be subordinate to lovie, and where all alike shall rejoice in the oblivion of a great national sorrow, We may not now Be able fully to appreciate.

LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY-

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Mr. Hughes presented the proceedings and resolutions of a meeting of his con stituents, held at Mitchell, requesting him to vote for Mr. Cumback for United States Senator accompanying them with Explanatory remarks.

The following new bills were introduced Senate bill No. 54, authorizing cities to maintain and establish public schools

Senate bill No. 55, creating theTwen ty-third Judicial Circuit. Senate bill No. 56, amending the dece idents' estates—sections 133 and, 134.

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Senate bill No. 57, to amend section of the Supervisors' act. Senate bill 58, amending section 16 of the act concerning fees of jurors. I

Senate bill 69, regulating changes 6t venue and the attendance of witnesses. Senate bill 60 amending section 103 of the general practice act.

Senate biil 61, providing for the amend ment of pleadings and papers is civil

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Senate bill 62 amending section 6 of the marriage act. Senate bill 63, providing an additional way to collect delinquent taxes,

Senate bill 64, authorizing associations to acquire cemetery lands. Senate bill 65, regulating the public a tion of legal advertisements.

Senate bill 66, to repeal the fee bill act of June 3, 1861. The Fourth Judicial Circuit Court bill [H. B. 2] was finally passed.

The House resolution. for printing 200 copies of the Morgan Bald report, was concurred in. •.

At the afternoon session, the following bills were introduced:

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Senate bill No. 77, to amend section 6 of the township act. Senate bill No. 78, to amend section 1 of the act authorizing the .formation of horse-thief companies.

Senate bill No/ 79, to amend section 455 of the civil practice act. Senate bill No. 80, to amend the turnpike aot, so a9 to provide for the ex tendon of the roads.

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,-irfcVN S I Ct'YV 'i~r Fetiyons Introaqped—Playing fqr the reimhuryement of certain citizens of the State ^who were compelled tS expend certain sums to obtain release from restraint uiojiutly levied in Mississippi.'

From fifty-fife citizens of Noble coun ty, praying for legislative action to se cure the induction, of local freights oh railroads.

From forty-seven citizens of Vigo county/oA same subject as above.) y-a From forty citizens of Biish coufoty, on same subject.

Forptison and reformatory for girls! and women. Looking to the prevention of the cattle! fev*r

For a ptohibitorj liquor la#. 'V I ^Praying reduction of rallroad firlffg. ~F(n prison and reformatory for girlsi and wdBIBtr.

rT—W* fiouse biH No. 72, denominating luntiee jpriftendricks and MarV i*ppd|iflg fpe Fifth Judicial D|

lLxYng'CEe times for holding therein. House bill J[o. 73, to junend an set: regulating the fees of the officers of State and counties, and repealing all laws in conflict therewith. S

House bill No. 74, denominating the coontiasof Jqnrrinp^ nitffP Bartfiofoniew and "Ri

stituting the First Judicial Diptriet. so (creating tbo Twenty seeond ana Twenty-third Circuits, aod fixing the time for holding Circuit Courts in the same.

House bill No. 75j, fixing tim«s for holding courts in theTirst Johioi&l District. House bill No..76, regulating the tenure of office of certain township officers.

House bill No. 77, to repeal an act in relation to tbe changing of public highways, passed in March, 1867.

A resolution instructing the Commit" tee on Bights and Privileges to take into consideration the propriety of bringing in a bill authorizing a lien of thirty or sixty daJa fos ragjljgipics on. work oianu$ factured or sold on credit.

House bill No. 78, regulating fees of county officers on the basis of population. House Dill No. 79, to provide for the erection and repairs of bridges, and repealing, etc.

House bill No. 80, declaring' what evU dence shall be sufficient to establish the title to real estate sold at sheriff sale, etc.

House bill No. 81, creating alien on property for labor performed thereon etc., repealing, etc.

House bill No. 82, to amend' section twp of the act for the protection of wild game.

House bill No. 83, to amend sections sixteen, seventeen and eighteen of the act regulating the fees of officers, approved March 2, 1865,' and declaring an emer gency

House bill No. 84,'to regulate the fees of the State Board of Education. House bill 85, to amend the 316th sec tion of the civil procedure and practice act of June 18, 1852

To amend section 1 of the registry law of Match 11,1866, which was referred-to Committee on Judiciary.

House bill No. 87,to amend the first sec tion of the act authorizing the assessment of lands for plank, macadamized jflnd gravel roads, of M&y ed March 11, 1867.

Houso bill No. 88, providing lor an act supplemental to an_ actr providing for. gravel roads, etc.

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House bill No. 14, regulating interestf on judgments, t&d authorizing the con tract rate to attach to judgment. Passed by a vote of ayes 69, noes 37.

BALLOT FOB XJ. S. SBZTA^OB

Proceedings Un Both Houses.

fl Tuesdiay-Jap. 19, Iff! ri.—The hOur hiving arrivea SSNAT the special order of the day

The CHAIB, (Mr. Bobinson of Madi' son), announced that nominations jwnre in order.

Mr. BICE nominated Hon. Will Cum back. Mr. SHEBBOD nominated Hon. Thos A. Hendricks.

The roll was called, an4 the .vote was as follows: For Will Cumback—Messrs. Andrews, Armstrong,Bellamy, Case,Caven,Church, Colley, Eliott, Foster, Gray, Green Hadley,: Hamilton, Hess, Houghton Jaquest, Johnson of Spencer, Bice, B3y nolds, Bobinson of Madison, Bobinson of Decatur, an4 Wood—22.

For-Thomas A. Hendricks—Messrs Bird, "Bradley, CureOp^Penbo, Gilford, Hanna, Henderson, .Howk, Bney, Huffman, Humphries, Johnson of Mootgbm ery, Laselle, Lee, Morgan, Sherrod Smith, Taggartand Turner—-19.

For E. W- H. Ellis—Messrs. Beardiley and Hooper—2. For Cyrus M. Alien—Mr. Oravens—1

For James S. Frsizer—Mr. Fosdick-^1 For Bichard W. ThompsonHughes and Scott—2^

For George W Julian—Mr. Kinley— For, Godlove S. Orth—Mr. Stein—1 Eor Benjamin Harrison —Mr. WoL cott—1,

The CHAlB announced that no one had received a majority of all the voteB cast.

Pending the roll call, the following Senators explained their votes. Mr, OBAVENSiaaid^ It wasUctue 'himself that he should state a fact that v/as well known to the Senate, that Jie regarded some persons whose namesW been presented, as ineligible under t6e

Ubnstitution He was in the Bepublieah caucus, aod there stated his position, and the reasons for his objections to suoh pei

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The caucus had courteously and unanimously excused him from beinj bound by its aotions, if the choice should fall upon any man whom he regarded as ineligible. It had so fallen, and no one would be disappointed in his Vote/^H^ vtfted for Cyrus M. Allen.

Mr. HUGHES did not participate in the cauctis, and was not a candidate £efdfeit.' He was not put in notdination there, although tbe contrary had been stated, and he had received on6 vote. He now voted for B. W. Thompson.

Mr. SCJOTT stated that he bad last evening received a memorial from his constituents, numerously signed, and directing him to vote lor B. W. Thompson He 'could not do otherwise than respect the iijequest, and so voted.

M*. WOLCOTT participated in the caucus, but regarded it merely itf the ligbt ofparty expediency. Since then the Senate had passed a resolution- severely {Censuring the candidafe tft-that pauftt|fcj«»4Jt® conld not now halW« that Be wounTmake a vftlufiBle rcpfelehtative. He voted for Oen. Ban. Harbison.

Mr. BELLAMT moved that the Senate'meet with th^ House at^ *j||6k to-morrow to compare the vote.

Mr. HUGHES suggested an addition that the Secretary so inform the House. Mr. BELLAMY, upon second thought did nel belipr® such a- resolution ne^s sary, as their dutiss were'fixed sary, as tneir duties were fixed by an act of Congress, «nd withdraw it,.

From.gravel road companies praying) for a Board of EqualizatiOb'add for definite interpretation of laws, &a.

Joint resolutions and bills introduced—^ HouseibiH, No. 62, authorizes the teach-j ing of ^h© German langtrage in the com] mon schools, Rben a majority of the voters ofthe diatriot ah all require t!be same.

House bill, 63, prohibiting the use of spring ballaaces for articles sold by weight.

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Bouse bill No 64, defining the coun ties that shall constitute the Twelfth Ju^ dici»l District, and fixing the time for holding courts in the same.

Housa bUl Np. 65. amending the aci for the incorporation of companies for mining and manufacturing purposes and building associations.'

House biU No. 65, pronouncing priz4 fighting a JCslony, and prescribing fur punishment of principals, abettors and spectators..

Ho^se billlfo., 67, regulating extra allowances of Sheriffs and Clerks of Circuit Courts, and prohibiting extra allowances by County Commissioners of over $400 per annum.

House bHl No. 68, amending sections and 69 of the aot for the incorporation of cities.

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Housg bill No. 69, providing tor the election'of County Surveyors, and prescribing,the duties of the same.

House bill .No. 70, to amend the act regulating and lioensing the traffic in spirituous liquors.

House bill No, 71, to amend section 13 of the aet for the incorporation of townsretc^ and repealing all laws in conflict a*aW ilh

On motion of Mr. Hughes, the Senate adjourned. •. j-.

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arrived, the Chair announced that the House would proceed to vote for United States Senator, to?&Q the vacancy ooc&sioned by the expiration, in March next, of£the term of office of Hon Thomas A. Hendriflk*-

A call of the Bouse discovered all tin membelrs (one hundred) present. Mr. W1LDMAN, of Howard, placed, in nomination Lieutenant Governor Will Cumback.

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Mr. eOWBOra, of Hunti^toh, nominated Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks. Mr. BAKEB, of Tippecano^ pla«5etfln nomination the Hon. GodlOVf S, Orth. I

Mr. TABOB, of Nobie, placed in nation the Hen.'James S. Frazer. Mr. DATIS, of BlkharV- placed in nomination the Hon. E. W. H. Ellis.

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the rote proceeded, jrad the result was announced, to-wtt: Those voting- for Mr. CUMBACEf were, Messrs. Bkrnett, Beeler, Bo wen, Brectenridgo, Buskirk, Chitten3eQ, JDa» vidson, Dunn, Fairchild, Field of Lake, Field of Lsigrange, Furnas, Gilbatn, Gordon, Greene, Hall, Hamilton, Higk gins, Hutson, Jobhson of Parke, Johnsoh of at. Joseph, Jump, Kdrchival, lisaaborn, Mason, Miliikan, Miller, Monroe, Osborn, Overmyer, Pieroetsf Porter, Bailiff, Baddei, Sabin, Skidmore, Smith, St^ phenson, Stewart of Oh|o, Stewart of Bush, Underwood, Vardeman, Yater, Wiidman, Williatfta of 'Hamilton, Willlams of St. Joseph, Williams of Unisa, Wilson, fluuiton—48.

For Thomas A. Hendricks-—Addnoa, Rarvitt RafM Rnk^~ P»l4tn«i

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Long, McBride,- McDonald, McFadin, Maftregor, Miles, Miner,.Mpck^. Mont-gome^TTe^-Odettr- Pahnerr iNsale,

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Morgan, a&4 Tabor of Noble,—3. For E. W. H. Ellis—Messrs. Davis of Elkhart, and Higbee of Kosciusko—2

For..Hon., K., W* Thomptoar—Mr, Pierc^.of Vi^o—1. 7jyT«i For Godlove 8. Orth—Mr. Batfiiror Tippecj^soe—1

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I True'Marriage-i^^^ _I believe there are a few thoa^hHul men who have not come to regard as one of the least explicable athong the great riddles of the earthly Economy the rarity of well-assorted marriages. It might be so different, one nannot help thinking. tJlfiA adaptations of happiness so manifold and so rich! Yet how often—how miserably sometimeS7--il aH miscarries! Tho waters of Paradise turned to fountains of Jjjtterness—the gifis of Heaven pervert ed to .curses upon earth 1

I do not mean that therd are' few unionsyielding reasonable comfort,lriendly relatione, life free from open quar» rel or secret heart-burning but 1 speak Of every marriage, without flaw or jar— a mating alike of the material, with its intangible affinities and its wondrous magnetisms, and of immaterial'principle within that survives the death-change. I speak of a heart-home pervaded by harmony n6t only oanbroken—immutable its that of the spheres felt to be sd tjr those ^rhom it blesses, calms, satisfies a social state to which, when man and woman attain, there remains nothing in the way of earthly iieed or acquisition, save daily bread, to be coveted or prayed for.

Some think that, in this tnal-phase of our Existence, no such state of harmony and happiness is to tte found. Among iihe few who do find it none of these skeptics will have place. No entrance Into that temple except for those who believe! Without faith in the Good and the Beautiful—the Good that is felt, not seen-^the Beautiful tfcat must bo conceived before it is realized—a man is shut' out from tbe highest enjoyment. And such a man can do little to meliorate the 'world or elevate his race.—"Bktosd

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A Man Nearly'1? Decapitated with a Pocketknife.'

Another sho}k%g murder toolt place last night at. dwelling No. 1,512 Arrison avenue. The building has been occupied by two families. James Deropsey, wife and two boys,' rented the front room on ithe first floor, wlifle the back kitchen aid second story room were tenanted by Joseph Donobue, wife and two children

These two men have for some time been bad friends. They have Quarreled frequently, but. never came to blows until last, night. Dempaey/who is described as a ftral-raouth'ed matt, has indulged in very opprobrious epithets concerning Donobue, both in and out of his presence This had been carried to such an extent that the latter, a short time ago, had Sheriff writ for slander issued againgt Dernpsey. This has never

and he has continued bis abuse. Last night Dempaey aba Dbriolrne were both home, and both1 had bdefi paiitaking of whisky, though the latter wben arrested showed no Signs of intoxication. In tbe early'part: of the.. evening they had a quarrel,:, but had gone ,io.. their rooms without striking -or oflfering to strike One another. At 10 ofclook Damp ley went up. Stairs, and'on reaching tn latiding to whiah^tbedoor. of Donohue's ap'aVtment opened'he commenced flailing the latter hard names. After retnaininkometime Donohtte bpened his door an sprang at Demp^y^ with a knife, whioh he dashed violently-inte-the—back- of his neck, and dresr 9lt aronndilbe throat-^o the front. In its course the weapon, which-is a common clasp-knife^ with a blade about 2J inches long took off a piece of the ear. The wound is a very deep one, laying open at least one-half of an inch, of the carotid artery, the jugular vein. ,,A11 the veins on the left side of the neck were severed.

The Wdutsded man immediately fell inside Donohue's room, and there lay until he bledjto death, near eleven o'clock. Tbe murderer was in a terribly excited state, and walked the apartment tor a long time. One of the sons of Dempsey went for Dr. Hooper, who remained with the injured man .until death ensued. The other son called at the Fifth District Police-station, and stated that his father had been badly hurt. Policeman Lawrence and Boss were detailed to go and investigate, the matter.. On arriving at the house aod ascending the second floor, 'they beheld the bleeding form of DemiJiey. Donohue was sitting in a chair, and on being teld thatl.be was wanted, arose willingly, and accompanied the offi cial to the station house. His hands were covered clear to the wrist with the blood of his victim, and tbe front of his browa woolen shirt was also saturated. The knife, blade and handle, was completely covered with, gore, showing with what tr6'meh fbrc^ the 'blow must have been struck. The walls in the efltry and the door are all spotted.—Philadelphia Morning Fb»L' T* sT-irfjc

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The rapidity with whiajb Pjujita.xiok Brrraas have become a hetoehold necessity throughout tbe civilised nation, is without a parallel in thp history of the world. Over five million bottlef., were sold in-twelve monUu, and the demand is ^tfaily tnereasing. Bioh and:poor,®ppng and old, ladies, pbysioians and clergymen, 'And that it revives drooping spirits, lends strength to the system, vigor to the mind, and is «xhsuited nature's great restorer, ft fe feompouQded of ttw choipebt roots «nd befbs, the celebrated Oalisaya or Peruvian Bark, ete., all praserved in pure St. Oroix Bum. It is sold ¥y all respectable dealers in every parish village and hamh&rioeagih North and South Axnerii.s, Bsiiupepand ail the laland* oL the

Maokoua Watkb.—Superior to the best.imported^Qermau Cologne, and sold at half the price.

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Side medicine haa beentestpd for many year*, and ft Is warrante4'a certsQe Opjtt.'a.o mAtfer how bni thecaie maybe Plkndteda nf oartlllcaMs oaabeahawow Priee^ atiP rDflUur^cr hpttl/kor hetties for five CoJlara.

SOLD BT J' If Ton cannot procure 1{ seaii a statemeAt^if CO.. 8t Oedar street, Hew Tork~, and ir will be •ent yon. On receipt of live joilars, a bottle nearly equal to MTSB^taatliiall be aeB Wan express offlce in the Unllad States, charges %ald. :ar^Cwurfr,* i.tt)Wl:'a«r:.aC l»M MtoK

WerM!

qpLOBSI

OCJCiUIV 6f|iW*SS Contains tbe ioperb Bomanoe,

THX AUTHSq

CLOI

Bt Mi xrma fortLAi

Also, Copipl«te Storirs, Oraj^it Sket^es, Poetry,

.far.ialeby »ll ITawi DsUttr*..' Sainpli'topr Mttt 'tcA. rBINOH A n»T, IB M.T.

GEO. Ki |^KKO «0.*S

,/Tl

PATEKTXD OCm. 17, 1866»

ThenFDyes oBirt Che alnipieet sad Most itna'al mtans og lyrtbt Btatehold, Applet pressaUd .to tho pojbli ikrX enjDrice .efery sbade ena okn be nsad'With xeiwnor -fbatffre rt tl»e-DttsfgiktaAainM:A1QVID ATS1, til* hftooO«r4M.

^anhlictnrjis, BostoA. V|ieifiB BlsmUag, Kfor Ladles' and Ohild-

Dt«Mla|t»A()Vieeiiligror

1 Shoes, Bobbers, Ac.

IJW St a ml 1*

«dJ 1 ss-"/t •ntiiUta sd.4 nru

L,. *9*0 :.0BA1M BAPID3, MICH.,

!€*.! ./ SapT.^TO, 1868./ LirnNCorr

Bakiwill

The people seem to l»e crasy about yonr Bed Jacket Axes. Please send me twenty doseo •qttre. dtl.^Straly, fi W. D. F..

has

edi

ao stuw

ani»»um tsLuaad erf iiw iaiil ff'tnlj

CA UTION. —U npri olp 1 ed dealers are sellleg^AxMp«bted red, as tbe BtD.Jiont Axr. The «ood qaalUtes of .b{a Axe cooslsu In jts CUTTIN(lqn»lijl*, not In the ted paint'.

The "Bi^' JACKtr" far *al«T)y aH tespentlble deUeia afid (he manufadtnn^s Lp»?INCQTT & BlKEWBLLr »vj t\j cit?iw p^t^ba^h, fll ludi mbivmq Li.s ,?ani «.

National jigricultnrisl

fennsj lTanift ^Faurm Joarpal. yrd boa ,id9it,iV*fi«?To.U tff-khn uj 'Inftl Eeraomy.

FUBLISHBD A# PITTSBtfBOH, PA.

J, SI 9.'*rkVESTEK, editor^

Assisted by a 3orps of Pracllcal Coatribntors T£Rtfi^$l,jW Wr^ini'uta Teh copies, $7^0 6* Jd$erfmtijt25 lin^/cr lach (mertion

PRICE REMJCED. •#3,550 YEAR.

T^fs favorite Family Journal will hereafter be ssnt to Biibjcribers fir 'tS^60 per yesa-, A gratis "copy seat ons year toe any person who obtains six ,names and forwards them with the money to us. In other words, we .^Ul send eenn copies for 815,00. thfs'matwi H&Vaiog TheCheapest

Paper In America.

Its oolumns are fllled1 wltTi CiPirAi. 8TOftiES by the best 'writers, afnd that charming Virlety in poetry, wit and generttl mlsoellany, so well calculatca to plcaee all lovers of good reading.

Now is the Time to Snbseribe

Single oopirs, sir oeots. All dealers sell it. Addren, SLLldETj THOMAS A -TALBOTT, Boston, Mats. .. ,.,(

American .Company

... RICH LI SCKXTED

TOILET JOAPS. McKEONE. £8 HAA6EN

CO.

32' S. Tront-si,^ Philadilpaia, "7'' .w 22 Baro!ay-st., ^*. T.

Hon ey, Glycerine, Elder Flower, Hauquet and PalmtvAu^.u In Qnalit?, 8tyl» and Perfume warrautetfeqhal to I thu jEpglish and sold, folly 60 per :ent. cheaper, which acconnts f6r the great falling off "In the demand lor the foreign sosps, and tae unprfeee* denUtf'gacoess of the Ajnerlean Compaly Toilet Soaps, now sgld eveaywaere in the Uultej States. MCKEOIfK. VAJf HAAGEif & CO,,

Sole aannActaMn.

Cautlon."I)o liot be lmpnasd npon by other partsts palnMng pff worthless cast-iron machines, under the' same nami or otherwise. Ours la tbe only gentfhfe actl really pra'o^rcal machine rntOnfaotareg. \.,..

7...

eflman^' Polmeiiarf TrocHes.

EOT NOBL*.i-8elf-help for Young Seo^^lfOtiaveerred, dee Urea batter manfined. .Sent in sealed letter onvelopes, free of I charge. Ir berreotted return the postage. Aildress PHILANTBBO^ Box.P. Philadelphia, Pa.

We Are on Hand!

And a fa |H)ared qaac«oat of our immense

id.

Mtsa ov Sp^iMfs, and,of the DsraaoiAiiotia ut tfEBOHAlUtisi or all kinds, to offer to oar Agents Mid tlWfylblte, not only •Cottons, 'bat

all

iFJISE OF COST,

•'••W. i.] FEiriro

bag

t«90

rml.

rr 'i~v

TfTAKBBN'B IMPBOV^D ROOJPJQfO-. _'u, We ate prepared to psHa (ids ftStlt tw |iaifc" WriHts hsttsAwiaW MSPiwol In feeyaad Ife-pwst Oalloa r»w s?*?w ,™. our* a wTTiT.iAMa. Walrle Mtt itfarmii sn

nT,1

ool,

TaiMta -lOCIBfl Street, Boston, Maw. I!sm» ....

1o art

TRADE CIECIILAR,

tielM ftA sal|)«S OVE DOJ,LAJR each tMral inds^emanta for. forming Cinba It also eontalM Iafenaatlw, wbidi w« ttalnk. will Wlnip^riaBt u» aay ptnaKiiliipwt* Aefilfl *aKrgrlse One Dollar boheenu, iTt 9 the 'i/^lhftm of Maa'df o«r City .and State itocttw, UtaS it (his cU«ula Is droolnted la all parts of tbe ^tantry, it would ba tbe means of saving a great deal of money, Which noW loat by sending t»ifekW »ala«fal«asicems. On aeseunt of 09T tmBWjan tradt. and of thedepreoia tfon ln VarchMdM, w% *re Mw ofcriAg to Ageniab^ttgr infaraisata ik«a ever twfas^offp njadOreaa

NEWADVERTIS*P»^NT8.

1HDV CEHfeHTS TO AGEKTS LABSKB THAI* KV£K!

Saved hr'chibtibig together baylcg COTJDN CLOTH, DBKSS liOODS. WOOLXN Oon|)S. H0SIXBT, HLANKtLTd, SHAWt^, Ac.. Ao.,

[ether with Buots and Shoes, Books, Catery, Ulvtr Plated Ware, Castors, Vaoey tfoods, Ao., of

SASTMAK & KENDALL. ,!,

li Baaofsr Street, Bostoa, Mass.. Wholesale Dealers br the CiltM (Mates, BslahllshM ISM. The goods sold by us are described, In printed taw lps or checks, which are sent to any address at

4he

rate of ten cents eaeh, iv clubi qf ten, twtmtw, Urirtf.fyrli, uxtf, one A«»dr«£fon* hundred and Jfftf, heo*ssdM,4c. Tor a dollar Um reoslvur coo boy the article described la the oheckj cr exohan fee it for any one of two or three hoodtSd oth*r atUclee in enr circular. AS a (urutec •f&e worth of every article sold by any arttdeoa oorehethsesa be exchaafeAIbr a White Bed Qallt or a Silver Plated Revolving Tabte CaStar, with Fire Bottled. Jtead what tbe trat paper of the Nortuwesi, the Toltdo Blait

Na-by's paper,) says of n*:— ."

••W**r

Wbs»wai

tuHch,—Curiosity

lid us,

while recently i'-i Boston, to visit the Kol'ar ublisbmeit

Messrs

Ka^tman A Kju(D»ll.

Their tr.de hai b^ume so Immense that Ihejhow occupy four storleVin theelegaht bteck- l«o. 6$ Hanovtr Strtet. Tbe name if (his firm bas oome'familiar as huuterold word*' thronghoal the Middle and Western Stries, vhilc «s pnmpt an.! honorable bn^in-ss men thfj »r.» enJor.ert' by the best firm in their own city, Their elub systSm of telling goads has dune more, we tinllere dor fng the past lew years to-keep BrtfU tke prices of domeetic artiilcsio every da» nse. thtn all the other Influence# combined. Moatxif fberr goeds aremnonfactoted ez(resly ler thentr ae, ••or iasta ce, cutlery made to thier order In Shetfield, Kngland. and Imported in large qaantities for their dollar trade alone."

Maw Is the time to get signer* and send In clnks ladles specialty waated aa ageau. Partial list of artiole* allowed mnmsion to any one aendlng in club*.— I v.'j

CLUB OF TI11B.IY. [«3,j 21 yards IfleAfJpd or unbleached Ooton Cloth, Photograph Alttsi ,100 pictures, elegant Morocco Blnalng. lto»olv tag oval band. Bilvsr Plated TaMe OastorJ Sve bottles. Ladies' Dress Pattern. A L»dj's rich-lv-arnamented Black Walnut Writing Desk. Fancy Casslmere Pants Pattern-. Large White all Linen Tab Cover. IPhite Lancaster O Uulerpanc. SO jar.ls Calico. Alhambra Bed Quilt. Ladles' Morocco Shopping Bag. tlood Cotiago Oloeh. .,

GLOB OF SiXTY. [JG,] ti jards BloacBrt Uubleaobcd Cottou Ciotb. fashiontble Dress Pattern. 312 yards wool tesimere for Pants and Vest faitern. Fashionable woolen Shawl. White Maisetiles Couaterpaut. Lady's Large Geanlne Morocco Shopping Bag. ,Lady's Fair ionable Cloak Pattern. Pair Good: wlttto woolen Blankets. Black Alpaca-Dress Pattern. 1 jar da doable width water-proof Cloaking. .6 yards Farmers' good Wool Frocklng. KoBSweod Brats Alarm Clook. Lsdy's Fnr Muff and Collar.

CLUB OF ONI HCNDBKD. [$10.] 6 yards good Bit ached or Unbleached Cotton Cloth, one yard wide. "Lady's or Gents New Stiver- Banting Caie Hatch, Fashionable Ttiber- AfMS Pattern. Blegant Black Alpaca Diesi PallertT. One, pair of good white woelen Blankets, large si*e. Lady's, FAbionabie Double woolen Shawl. Two lat£e. flab,Bleached Linen Table Covers, with one dui« en large sizedDianer Napkins to match. 98 yds Hemp Carpeting. 71-2 yards fl» CaMimeru for so(t. One doaen Ivory Handled Steel Bladed KalA's and Fcrks. Oae dozen Rogers' bsst Silver Piated Forks on wbite metal. Portable Stvrlog aod Kmbrolderlng Machine, 7 13 yartls double-width Water-proof Cloaking. Set ol Fur^ Miff ane Collar.

It Is impossible to give a complete list of gooW, but Agents desiring articles not named aliave, wfll please mention them, ani wo will accomad&tethem if possible. If yon hate a'club riady, oriintand to ralseone fbr ariy'ether home, dm't fail to ttnd it to tu, anda( the same lime A'ew Citcntur and Mammoth Evchang* Litt, Parti' a, actlug as agents for other dollar hohaSs In this eity, wfilpltiaae send us their address,' and that1 of doann or sool'tbsir male and fetnala irleads, as we San make it for their advautag) to. do so. Male and female ageets waytcd as n.-nal.

BIND MOffEI I.\ BK6I8TBRKB LKTTKH8 in every iostance, au.l we guirantoi tlial it will come perfectly (are.

N. B.—Our Bales should not be classed wltb with dollar jtwelry sa'cs and gift enterprl-cs.— Sand to us lor ded'ion respecting our bnslaesi by the Commissioner of Internal KeTeoyc, dated Washington, Nov. 4, 1868. If yen want rMrpt retarns for yonr money, ssnd yottr clubs to

EASTMAN & KENDALL, F. 0. Box E, 05 Daaortr St., Boston, Moss.

Don't Read the^Aboyo!

WANTED-.AGEXTS-^S1

KNITTIHG MACHINE. Pr ce ?"5. The simplest, cheapest and best Knitting Machfne ever invented. Will knit 2),9CO tttoeSpsr rain. ate. Liberal inducements to Aaeota. Ad

THE PATENT MAGIC COUB!

VJPMJtA PAlttW^fiK Oorlnr knd Siloing Ma- I Vill color gray hair a permanent bla^K! or brown. Made by D,#H Wor- Sold everywhere, 8pnt by mail for

cester llsii. Addles*. WlH. PATTOS, Treasurer, .na Magic Comb Company, Springfield, JUsai.

W ALHTBII, A6B ery#hflre,' male and female, to introduce the GKNW8B IMfBOVKD COMMON8EMSB FAMILY Sir iV Ilia ^MAiCJBLIKX.. This. Machine will stitch', hem, fell, td'ckj jiiltt, Cold, bind, braid, and fembroider ln most superior manner.. Price only Jl8. Folly warranted for five years. We will pay 81,000 for any machlnp. jthat will sew' a stronger, more beautiful^ or nlore elastic seirm than dura It mokei the "KlafUo Look atitclrl" Kvery ee:onl stltol qan be ent, and etiU.the cloth cannot ba pulled apart withoat tearing it. We pay Agents from S75 to 8200 per month and expeuseB, or a oommlssioa from which twice that amount.caa by made. Address SBCOMB A GO., Pittsbn#gh, Pi,^ oV^toa, .fiajy,y "or Bt. IWois

Specially ^sommsnded fptj eltaring the Ihroqt anil nHttinft hoitmett.' HC«Ch '«ahted by Siogent. and Spc.kirs: Jit out: th) bett and ehaipM. 8i9d erery srl^re by DrpgjJatg. ,Only 2S.oems per lift' Mw.bieh^iP anyjihantity oft!)^t, fees mntf •3 ledfHS JOHN D! .FAHKr Cincinnati, Ohio.

TMVip&A&Li- lMti .4u?}i--JKaC3C

BR. I. BEITEB LOTKKIDSK'S

WAH00 BITTERS, T««.»FP^IK»CAQH TOMW KNOWN

9TA Sure Qn

Asthma, Cliills

8ne Chtre tor Pysp?psia, Liver Complaint, and Fever, Gravel, Diabetls ana

General Debility. Fer sale bf all Drnggiats. DR.«IDBITKB LQVIKIDQK, Prorr BCfFALO, A. Y.

Deafness, CatHYfli. Scrofala.

A LADY who bad strffere4"fer feirs from DeafJOL ness.'TCIafarrhan'i fcri/ulas was enred by a tin (tie remedyj/ fler symp^hy and' gratitude DftiajnW Ser to fihtTth'i rscilpts free Of obarge to aby oW 'HfeirraHy-Unieted: Addresa .i MnWr. M. ,aL., Bobokea, N.J.

BANDS OP CABKS. It not only jreHevea the chM from (ialn, tyit

(frtptnff in Ike Bourels and Wfiiit CMto.sa' We belisve It the BK8T and SUB EST REM-'

EDY

E^THE WOKLD. ln aU ease* of

Be sure and call for

iiitBs. wtmslowb

the toe-ibiu of OtniTta

IT T-mm

THE BEST BITTERS For Weakly Peraons. rOB THE WIAX, '. aa.il

TJB THJS PALE,c-i.h FOB rn» skrKii¥J,ltH

kinds

Of Oaoda atprloesutssJlhan ever bafere Oiraatnl Any person that will wend to as for printed .. ticee of Sixty article*, with $5 enclos.d, can re eelva,

:oh

sel«ption one o^ the /ofto%tog articles Hisses ^ur Mnff and Tlppett, filVer-Plated tee Pitcher, Lepine Watok, wool IxDg Shatrlfi Slatfiete,**., rr

Eflre .av^

9rBlS

rod THB AGKD, ti a 1

Ho Bitters Eqnal to Them

Sirdeft standard Wine Bitters,

—siina

pr|WINE, HERBS & ROOTS 8PSkb's Celebrated Wine, so well klfi«nw4th PRWriAS BABK, --a wm

CUAM0M1LK FLOWSIU, *, SNAKE B#0T, WIUtiiUttBI BARK,

I iota & OirMAu iVrtlA^

AIT dse It with wonderftil naeotm. COLOR To ihi {ale whlteTJp,

BLOOM AND

To the thin face and ca*'Worn

On«e

.SfmuE

COLUMN.

Tnland

•94 £•'1 .w

(7M

MOTHERS! MOTHERS !f MOTHERS!!! 5 DOfTT PAIL TO PBOOtTRH q»fi

Irs. Ttelow's SootWi® SyniK

z}?1 Wot Children Teething sriT lUa vs^aahle preparation haa been wed with RI7I8 FAXLOCT 8UCCE88 IN JHOU-

il.

si a

rW u?i

NATIONAL'

LIFE INSURANCE CO.,

or Tna :Q&

United States of America,

W*ansaToa, j.

CHARTERED by SPECIAL AOT if MHttKSS ArraoTan Jolt 26, 1868.

GASH €AP1TAL^....#IV«0^00L

:Ipaib

mix. i.,.i

BRANCH OFFIOBs

tfc{.

First National Bank fiallilig,

PHILAblSLPHIA.' th» (sneral botim ss of th« Company it transacted, and to which all general correspond* encsshould be addreWj **9l'p^. ri\ M-d

I -y cnoO /i'W* omcKBit .: -#0I qt A HENCE H. CLAKK, President. JAJf CiOOKK, Chairman finance aid Kzeoa"*1.

Committee.

HIM RY D. COOKS', TTte-Prrsldent. EMKH80N "W. PJtKf, Secretary and Aelaery, ,,

This Companj, Katioaal in Its character, by teaeon of its targe Capital,,Low Bataa ef Premium aod Now Tables, the roost desirable »saas of tainting lile yet preeented to thepubliO.

The ratei of (iremlnm befog largely ralrihl^ are mad? as favorable to the tdsorera aa tkoaa ai the.best Mutual Companies, and avoid all the coapUeattonaaDd uncertainties oC Kntoa, Dtrl deqds,.ond the misnnderstam iaga whioh the tat tor ari so apt to cause the Pol'cy-Holder.

Several new and attrdotive table* are Mt fM' scntedi 'Wiich nred only ao milnallll pidvo aoceptabie the, public, such as the

-hi,

lt(Ss

AMKRICAM KNITTING MA0UISK CO., Bos ton, Mas?,,or St. Lonls, Mo.

IK-

COME-PRODUCING POLICY and SXTtTBH PltlCMIUM POLICY. In (he former, thapoUeyr holder nbt only srcur8 a life Insuranoe, payable at death, bnt will receive, if living, after a pea(a4 of a few je.is, an aissal Mooms equal to tm ft aent. (10j)»r e«nI.) rf M$ policy. In the latter, the Cotnpaqy agrees to return to (is attnrtd As MtaI aniou of money h« Ass paid 4a, fo aldition to It's ttmottnl of H'l fol/of

The attention of peraons contemplatiag iaeM* in th«ir lives or Iro. easing the amount of tnaar. ance they already Jiave,. is called to the. sptaial advautagoa ffjnd by the Katlot-al Litis Injaraaee Company.

Ciixnlar*, Patcpklata and fall particulars gires on «{plication to ihs Branch Offloe of tbe (Xmpa^ij, or to JOHN W. ELLIS 4k COL,,

CINCINNATI, OHIO,

Toner.il Ageufs for Ohio and Central aad Souttern Indiana. 's ri iidwly .-.v) jfiiont for Terrs Qaate, Ind.

WITH THE BBST

/E TJM A,

OF HABTFOBD^ €0»Hf

Cash issetB over $5,052,8801^

Insurance at as favorable terms

na't&eH.. Jat0j3m

z*rls Permit fbr Reliable Indemnity^ HAGGH A

IUcKKBN,

«w Ou 4

0Y9-

BNTKRY and D1ARRHCKA IN CHJCLDBEN, whether artetng froip teething or any btbercaUM. Fnll'directione for using will accompany each Ijottle. 5£a

sooTHisa

iYsup.r.

CI Pkuikb,"

oft tie outside wrappfer A)l. othais «rt» baae (nutations. ,8ii3Aif«9S7g a: 0£*| jai -i adj -j iatazrh'J. Q06) fciqqai*

iUOi J-UJJ t'SJliXJMt it 1.1

id «etf ,«»jca \o nj»biam

-'i-A^iiaoO ai m-

mMARD

SPfiBB'S

•iiiiU Bt

r-WINE

A gen Is.

Dowling Ball.

f! S ., -r.

ni .TA1333S

FI16K AND LIFE,

INSURANCE AGENCY

BOI .1*1 .}}«»*

bit*

The following 'Old and Sellable Oesspaales Beprteented.

Merchants Fire Ins. Co.t

icmatt, HAETFOttD, CONN.

M(^r ^American Fire Ins.Co,

HaBTFOBD, CONN.

*v isinOiib

a «9giq dir^cl GM.aa fttU Mint* ,j v. -, ApplicatioHB taken and l*oQciea Uauad |in an ot the above named UompaniM iin lowest current rates. Alio, BJCAL |BSTATB bought and sold, and CQfa •LECTIONS promptly attended to.

Apply to °®e

M.AORANE.

.ai a ac *iO *?,•( to! Mai

General Fire and Life Insoranoe A^ant.

betw'eeB 0th ft 61b Haute, Ind.

ifain

Old StanJ af Dra. ThoniPapn ... jaijn mq9tb -s wo a ioa btt'OD ed Jhscaid oJ 9oitu/t

sLl

oilol# Jbjmaa is^roth rit

r'S).

WX«KB,

and such other "BBBB# andfl#Wfi as will In all IMsesasalst Digestion promote the StcrjeUoos ol ttfs System lu the nataf^t chanaels. and jjive'

•^OlsrE/lARTp VIOOR

nounocd betta OBTAI*

oonntenanc«.

Try

ALFREti SPffiiM

ft» had* ibddU^ iv ai(

i.iw STSiNSbi STKJ

oitfS'l A (MM (J..,

A Caagk. C«M. Mm Throat.

Biqciiic

naniin

mm%

aaaaiovap aa oaaoau, Irpe ALLOW ID TO OOSTIeC*, ^rritaitta or ths liian,? «n* pnatAib*! a last

nwf.iB orraaraBt.ftuMrM,

a9W

Brown's Brtaddtl

Having a direct*tniBaeno*t«i tSa parts, gfye-tanned lata reJIsf.

snmpUyeaad Throat 91 AocBrs' tTtrn Wfefk Aiwata aooai SINKS' Alfit PrBLIC BPlJLKKBaN will find i'rodut nsefulIn eafsttfetnginy 'kfi ie

c'earlo^ tbs veipe rel lev

ruat afUr %n nnoaual ei

TvArg5»ns. TSe-I»ofce«

..i3

are

pfoseri^bd,. Jt)4 it hjsictans, nn# elals fnm eminent men th)

Bsingr aii artioJe e# traaj¥*rit,«qg haviog areiwl

*Wii9iiBEUBKaBa Taocnas."

and do uptake any of the worflUsss fmOsMiai tfeat may |K'®ff#red.

.Csv.'li'rrj/.

jiim -»jf ....

Yi,7 •v-ia ]\/f ANH(KD ajvd JjUL of TOUCH restored Jajtgwe wi KICOBD'S X8SXN01 Or LITItreeU

power*, from vbattrer

MKA. BI

raataraa taaajy theHhstt

OASM arliD|

of *arly pemlclom hftbUa^^Mlf^baM, iapoUa^ and climate, give way at Once to thla woMerfU medicine, if takeis regotsrly aOaordUag to the 41. #a^JM* Cy^WLatw-very sinipU, ua reqalre no# reeiralntfrem tusiheea Or nlMUtrii) MalUM la lnpettlbfi! SoM ln.Sottlaa-at Sft, ar ftaaa ssgaia tw laaae f» 99. To bwhadoai* of the »«te •ppiaaedsgentttn