Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 January 1869 — Page 2

DAILY EXPRESS

TKHRE HAUTK, llflJ.

Hondaj Homing, Mb. SStfc,' 1869.

Personal and Political* Gen. Geaht has stated that he would

prefer that there be no inauguration ball. This has shocked Jenkins again. There will be none accordingly.

John Qcihcy Adams held positions under the Government during every administration from that of Washington to that of Folk, during which he died.

Whether Andrew Johnson's assistance to Grant in the 4th-of-March ceremonies will not have the effect to thor* oughly

bore

augur&le

him more than to help in-

him

In response to a letter from GeMraf Thomas Swing, Mrs. Madd, wife of Dr. Mudd, has gono to "Washington to add her personal appeal to the President for her husband's pardon.

The New York

Herald

The

has foand

new hero in Gen. Butler, whom it is daily engaged in writing up as the leader of the House. Even his financial system is eulogized, and the old worn-out slang which its columns were wont to apply to him, has mysteriously disappeared. Something new has turned up with this versa* tilo journai.

Gov. Claflin is tbe twenty-fourth chief magistrate of the state of Massachusetts since tbe adoption of the constita tion in 1780. Five Governors have been at the head of the State duriDg one half of this time, to-wit: John Hancock for ten years Caleb Strong for eleven years Levi.Lincoln for nine John Brooks and George N. Briggs, seven years each.

The frantic struggle to outdo one another In honors to Grant by tbe citi sens of Baltimore revives the unpleasant remembrance that the murdered Lincoln had to go through that city in diBguise to get to his first inauguration. And Baltimore dabbled her pavements with the blood of soldiers who were going to the dcfence of the nation's capital. Sweet scented oity of "My Maryland," how hast thou changed!

The whole number of troops engaged in policeing the frontier, guarding traffic on the Missouri river, protecting the Fa ciflc railroads, and fighting Indians, is, aocording to a late official report, 26,81^ including oce regiment of volunteers from Kansas. Gen. Sheridan having re ported tbe backbone of the Indian con flict broken, a large part of this force will be withdrawn from active operations to the great relief of the Treasury.

Tribune

very briefly -disposes of

tho efforts of one Hastings, who has been trying, through the columns of the Com

mercial Advertiser,

to provoke Gov. Fen

too to notice him as a libeller, by saying Gov. Fen ton has not suffered by the attacks of

The Commercial,

humob

while Gov.

Morgan was seriously damaged by them It may possibly be that Gov. Fenton de serves abuse but the fact that Mr, Hugh J. Hastings stigmatizes 'and scandalizes him creates a strong presumption in favor of his integrity.

Tbe Philadelphia

Press

gives public!

ty to a report that Secretary Seward is negotiating for the purchase of Cuba from Spain. If there is anything in this rumor, we trust that Congress will in struct the Attorney General to look into the title, or at least, insist on a warranty deed, Some persons there are who be lieve that Spain has as little right to sell Cuba as to dispose of Delaware or New Jersey. Certain it is that her own title is now in litigation and awaiting the arbitrament of arms—the

ultima ratio regum.

"While a few office-holders are enormously overpaid, many others, such Governors, Supreme Judge.', Mayors and like dignitaries, do not receive, by way of salary, more tban a mere pittance. These men occupy the most responsible positions in society. Upon them devolve some of tbe mcst important executive and judicial duties which appertain to the community. The overpaid are terribly over* paid, while the underpaid are miserably underpaid. Under the present system, Governors of States are often paid $1,500 and sheriff* find court clerks are paid from $lo000 to $80,000.

Jubal Eably, the Confederate person whom Phillip Sheridan used to object to in tho Shenandoah Yalley, has sent in a flag of truce from Canada, under Johnson's amnesty, demanding tho unconditional surrender of the United States. Jubal declares that Johnson's proclamation is a confession of tbe nation's "in. ability to hold any of us responsible, under the constitution and laws as they wore, for our resistance to its usurpations," and peremptorily demands that the United States march out and stack arms. It is thought that there would be no difficulty in arranging the capitulation were it not for Sheridan. It is feared that he would be contrary.

exists to the effect that Mr

Seward, after all, reserved a getting out place in case the Senate refused to ratify his treaty with Denmark for the purchase of the Island of St. Thomas. This is well, for, however desirable an extension of territory In that direction may be considered, Mr. Sew*rd should not have taken advantage of a medium such as Andrew Johnson presented to foist upon American Representatives questions which would almost oertainly be repudiated at this juncture. Then there is a power still higher which should be consulted in treaties of purchase. The House of Representatives is the moneyappropriating body. It never gave full assent to the Alaska purchase, but coupled its appropriation with the intimation that next time it should be otherwise.

The story that Banks was ordered to relieve Grant at Vioksborg is proaounoed bytl^ New ^ort ^iilto be a Action^ •nd by Stanton to beVbold-faced fabrication. The

Herald

-vA'o

"Mb. Butlzb'b financial argument," says the Now York

Tribune,

"is that a

loaf of bread, if you only think so, is not only «s good as a leg of mutton, but is really and truly a leg of mutton."

Donn Piatt made up a: Cabinet far Grant the other day, and gave three places in it to citizens of New York. New York having voted for Grant, you know, this programme for her is quite likely to be about the thing.

intimates that it was

got op to glorify Banks into

the Cabinet. It has that smell at this distance.

A FBAH^/ofiT correspondent of the Louisville OourierrJouraal, writes: "One of the most affecting incidents oame off Friday in the Court of Appeals. When tbe case of Crisby vs. Wickliffe came up, Hon Charles Wickliffe appeared, in his own behalf, and though feeble apd entirely blind, made "a speech before the court- extending through two hoars, which was considered by those whof heard it, as perhaps the ablest of the many able speeches of this veteran Kentucky states* man and lawyer. The distinguished exGovernor, in the qpuipe of his remarks, referred to his first appearance in the Court fifty-eight years before, to his assc* ciation with Ben. Hardin and others in the profession, and fconcluded with an apology to the Court for detaining them

long in listening to his feeble utterances and cracked voice, excusing himself, how?ver,.on tt)e ground that, in all human probability, this was his last appearance before tBat earthly tribunal.

Sexatob Hushes, before answering to bis name, remarked that his relations to the contest demanded of him, as he believed, some explanation before casting his vote. To the Ssnators afad Representatives who bad* oo the previous day, cast tbeir votes for him, he returned his tbanks. He assured them that he appreciated the compliment, and should the opportunity ever offer, he should most cordially respond. In relation to the distinguished gentleman presented by the Republican caucus, he would say that he was not himself in the caucus, and was, therefore, free to voto according to the dictates of bis own judgmeot. For reasons inseparable from the history of this contest, and which it would not be proper now to consume time in recapitulating, be ceuld not support the nominee of the first Republican caucus. In his opposition to that nominee, be contended for principle.—That matter being no longer a part of tbe contest, he could say that he now casts for the distinguished gentleman named, Hon. Daniel D. Pratt, one independent, untrammelled Republican vote.—Legisla

live Proceedings.

LEGISLATIVE 8TJM1IABY.

Fbidat, January

22.

SENATE.

House bill No. 8, authorizing apprais ers of real estate) to appoint' deputies and remove them, fixing the compensa tion of appraisers and their deputies, was passed.

Tbe following bills were introduced Senate bill No. 69, to amend tbe act granting of wet lands to dram and reclaim the same.

Senate bill No. 90, to amend the 80th subdivision of section

63d,

of the act for

the incorporation of cities. Senate bill No. 91, to amend section two of the act to provide for the appraise^ ment of railroads.

Senate bill No. 92, to prescribe the duration of terms of Circuit Court in New tob and Jasper counties, making them tvto weeks each.

Senate bill No. 93, regulating tho practice as to making, reading and signing records in Civil, Criminal and Common Pleas Courts. 'A message from the Governor announced that he had appointed J. Olcott as one of the Trustees of the State Normal School, to fill the vacanoy occasioned by the resignation of Mr. Kin ley, to hold the Office until December 20, 1§69, and Timotby Nicholson and John Iogle, to hold until December 20, 1871, siibject to the concurrence of the Senate. Referred to the Committee on Eduea tipn. jThat portion of the Governor's Message concerning the Agricultural College was referred the Committee on Eduoation.— That portion referring to the State debt, the sinking fund, war claims, etc., was assigned to the committee of the whole Senate."

Mr. Gilford was added to the Committee on Pensions, and permission given the Committee to visit the Northern on'Senate adjourned until Monday at o|clock.

HOUSE.

The Committee on Elections, to which vias referred tbe contested election case between James Thornton, of Laporte cbunly, and Simon Will, the member at present holding the seat, reported in favor of Will.

I Petitions for legislation looking to the correction of abuses arrising from rail #ay monopolies, and the reduction and equalization of local tariffs, passenger $nd freight, were presented from the following counties and cities:

Cass of Huntington, Owen, Union, Randolph, Star City, Wabssb, Morgan, Ohio, SwilEarland, Vanderburgh, Ripley, Cass of Jackson,Clinton,Putnam, DeKa'b, Boone, Clay, Shelby, Ko3ciusko, Greene, Noble Washington, Clarke, Madison, Montgomery, Allen, Johnson, Benton, Jefferson, Marion, Hamiltor, Fountain, and Bartholomew.

House bill No. 95, for the relief of John Eagle and John Engle, Jr., confirm* Ing the title to section e, township 6, range 11, acquired by reason ol alienage of ranters.

Home bill No. 96, authorizing married women to take policies of insurance on the lives of their husbands, in case tbe premium on said policy does not exceed $300 per annum.

House bill No. 97, authoriging the Auditors of Laporte and Lake counties to correct their reports to tho Superintendent of Public Instruction.

Joint resolutlou requesting our Representatives in Congress, and instructing our Senator* to use tbeir influence to procure the passage of a law, authorizing the purchase of all telegraph lines by tbe Government, with the view to tbeir being controlled and managed in connoc tion with the postal business of the coun try.

Houbo bill No. 98, to repeal an act providing for tbe protection of fish. House bill No. 99, authorizing the appoinment of official reporters for Circuit and District Courts.

Hoose bill No. 100, to amend the tenth section of the Justices' Act, approved June 9, 1862, extending jurisdiction to $500.

House bill No. 101, to repeal aot regulating and liconsing tbe sale of spirituous and malt liquor^ approved March 6,1859.

House bill No. 102, to amend section sixteen of the act regulating the fees of officers, approved March 2, 1865, increasing tbe pay of Jurors.

Joint resolution that our Senators in Congress be instructed, and our Representatives requested, to use their official influence to defeat any measure looking to an immediate resumption of specie payments.

House bill No. 103, declaring void, contracts on promisory notes, to pay attorney's fees in case of collection by suit.

House bill No. 104, to amend section 397 of the act to revise, simplify and abridge the forms in civil proceedings approved January 18, 1852.

House bill No. 106, to regulate and make uniform the price for transporting freights on railroads.

This is the enrolled act No. 19, of the

last session, defeated by the vote of the Qarentmr V1 House bill No. 106, to repeal themct of March 9,1867, repealing statutes not in conformity with the decisions of the Supreme Oonrt in the case of Lahgdon V." Applegate and others. —Hoase bill No. 107,

to ttMhS'

certain

sections of the aot approved December 21, 1858, providing for the appraisement oj real estate, etc.

House bill No. 108, fixing tbe time for holding the general elections throughout the State, and repealing all acts in conflict therewith.

House bill No. 109, to amend the third section of the act regulating weights and measures, approved June 9th, 1862k

House-bill No. 110, to amend section forty-seven of the act providing for the vacating and opening of pablic highways.

House bill No. Ill, to amend the act to revise, simplify and abridge ferms in civil attions.

I .?•:%• .• Jtw

I -r^The SeHsior Elect,

Republicans will be. interested in this oandid, Democratic opinion of the Senator elect, which we take from the Indianapolis Sentinel of Saturday:

Tbe Senatorial contest terminated yesterday in the election of Hon. Daniel D. Pratt, as tbe successor of the Hon. Thomas A% Hendricks. The Senator elect is not much known in th6 politics of the State, having devoted his life thus far Mainly to the practice of his profession.

Mr. Pratt lives at Logansport, in the Eighth Congressional District, which is decidedly Republican in politics. In the contest last fall for tbe nomination, which is equivalent to an election, Mr. Pratt's ntme was brought forward as' a compromise candidate, and tbe result was a nomination and election. The same good fortune followed him here. The bitter controversy in the Republican ranks over the Senatorship ended by the withdrawal of Lieutenant Governor Cumback as a candidate. Mr. Pratt, although he bad been named in connection with the position after the October election, was not an aspirant. After the withdrawal of Mr. Cum back the name of Mr. Pratt was brought forward as a compromise candidate. At once both the "regu* lars" and the "bolters" gravitated to him as1 unobjectionable to all, and proba* bly he is as well, if not better, qualified for the place than any man within bis party.

Mr. Pratt was an old line Whig, and upon the disruption of that political organization, he slid into the Republican ranks. Although identified with that party organization, the Senator elect has no sympathy with the men like Logan and Butler, who assume to lead the Republican party.

Mr. Pratt is a lawyer oi ripe experience, a Conservative Republican in his political faith, a private citizen above re proach, and without doubt he will carry into publio life the same integrity that has marked his private carear. Mr. Pratt is over fifty years of age, of large stature, commanding in appearance and an Impressive speaker before a court or in a deliberative assembly. In the Senate Mr. Pratt will not be a follower nor will he consent to play a second part. He is independent and will have opinions of his own upon all the questions that will Come up for legislation or determination He will insist, too, upon all his rights as a Senator and he will not permit himself to be overshadowed in the discharge of his public duties.

In Mr. Pratt the northern part of the State will have a representative who will look to its peculiar interests, while he will not be unmindful of those of the whole State.

Mr. Pratt is, in one sense, a partisan, but wo think he is a man of too much mind and independence of character to be a mere partisan in the discharge of his duties as a representative of Indiana in the Senate. At tbe last election, wilh all the advantages of its position, the Republican party only carried Indiana by a small majority. The powerful minority would have been the majority in this Legislature and have made the Senator, if it had not been for an unfair apportionment— This minority have rights that should be respected, and we trust the Senator elect, coming into office without any pledge to party, or any obligation but to do right, will have the manliness to regard, in the discharge of bis public duties, the inter, ests and welfare of his entire constituency. He has the chances to make an enviable and enduriog reputation, if he will but seize the golden opportunity that is offer* ed him.

While we regret the loss of Mr. Hendricks from our publio counails, we must admit that Mr. Pratt, in all except his political creed, is a worthy successor, and we hope that his career in the Senate will be such that be will win from his party opponents the same regard and respect tbat his predecessor has. Although we should have preferred a member of our own party in the plaee of Mr. Pratt, we have a State pride that will be gratified if he will occupy as high a position in the Senate as his predecessor, which we sincerely hope he may,

Lr it is turown in your teeth that you do not keep your dental aparatus in proper trim it is your own lault, for all the world knows that you might do so by using that inatchleBS vegetable dentifrice, Sozodont.

"Spalding's Glue" Cheap, Convenient and Useful. Mends everything, deodlw.

Sobs Eyes—Attention. Palmer's Lotion is au infallible cure for sore Eyes. Dibectioxs, close the eyes and apply externally, rubbing towards the nose, at the s&me time allowing as much to get into the eyes as you can bear. One applica a day is sufficient. Its effects will aston iih and delight you. dwlw

Tho rapidity with which Plaktatioh Bittebs have become a household necessity throughout the civilized nation, is without a parallel in the history of tbe world. Over five million bottles were sold in twelve months, and the demand is daily increasing. Rich and poor, young and old, ladies, physicians and olergy men find that it revives drooping spirits, lends strength to the system, vigor to the mind, and is exhausted nature's, great restorer. It is compounded of tbe choicest roots and herbs, toe celebrated Callsaya or Peruvian Bark, etc., all preserved in pure St. Croix Rum. It is sold by all respectable dealers in every parish, village and hamlet through North and South Ameri ca, Europe, and all the Islands pf the Ooean.

Magnolia Water.—Superior to the best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price.

gOMETHING NEW

KET CHECKS MADS TO OBDCB. A Kit Cheok 1 a (mall »nj, Ocrman direr Cheek, m*tk*d with th»

owuvt'a

nw, to be bitond to

a bench of kea, cariled in tbe pocket. Time key obecks may also be attache to Vellaee, Tracks and otlier articles. The are

t«/

sf,w*,i?a.,w1ai»T 1^4"

neat and

fal. Alio, Hotel and Bacgasa Cheeks tarnishedoa •hort notice. Door Key Ohecka numtxired and lettered. The price of a Key Check li forty ocnts, and will be eeat by mall oa reoelpt of price.

I aleo hat* a alee artiele of Steel Key Blags and O&atni. Aay of the aboTa articles can be had by calling at ay Grocery Store, on the corner of IVmrth and Lafayette etreete, or by droppbiga Ibtein the PoetOfllte. jal4d#m WM. RAffUI. ..,

raters

BLOOM* 6.

Far IdLBJIfiBthe HntSIBIlt Is Uvsdukto. Ver MCMTIKIH* after

SBATUfff It feasmefieb

"PHANAlf umoft" is the oalj reliable ranf*t bicatfsheft-er the MUM.-,

Price, 25 Cents per Cake. «j

"FJbOK DE

*A*0."

bar

'*}.

Lbok Out! XiOokOut Look Out! Look Out '•Baaaiiflei tbe Complectioa." ."GlT.ee a Bosjr Olpw to the Cheeks."

t'A

Baby Tlageto thaLlpj." "Bemerts all Blotche) and Treokle*." "The Beet In the World."

it, "COSTAR'S"« i:!«H»h

BEAUTI FIER,

-THE-

Bltm-swm ill OB&RttB BWSSD1S

Ono Bottle, 81,00—Three far 8S,00.

The Great English Bemedy

These

wafebs abe a compound of the

most valuable and harmless ingredients known (othe medloal faculty, and will enre without fall, all the Marions forms of Qonorrhea, Gleet, gtrioture, Lenchorrhea, Spermatorrhea, and all weakness of the seznal organs, always effecting a radical core, In the shortest possible time, frequently in two or three days, withont any change of ordinary habits, diet, etc. They are plea «ant to the the taste, in no way disturb theatomaoh or bowels, and no poUonons drngs are neceseary to be taken eireh in the worst stages of tbe dlseasw. The Wafer*, when used aocording to direction* though perfectly harmless, aT« tho Miost positivi remedy ever discovered, and tbeir reputation all over Europe, as well as in this country, is a snfll olent guaranty for the complete safety and effl ciency of this pleaaant remedy.

Price 81 a package, or three for 55, securely wrapped from observation, and sent b» mail to any address on reoeipt of the prices named.

A printed treatise upon these complaints will be sent free of charge on app ication by flail to the general agents, Collins .Brothers. 423 Secon street, St. Louis, Bfo.

The Wafers are sold by Druggists generally. declSdSm

BRIAN'S LIFE ISYIGOBATOB,

OB LIFE BEJUrmATIlTQ ELIXIR,

For all Derangemonts of the UrtnaTy Organs. It gives

Life, Health and Strength

to all who use it and follow my directions. It never fails to remove Kerrous Debility, Impoteu oy or want of Power, and all w«*koeis arising from Excesses or Indiscretion, resulting in loss of memory, unpleasant dreams, weak nerves, headache, nervous trembling, general lMSitude, dltnness of vision, floahing of tho ekln, whleh, if uegleoted, will surely lead to Intaaity or Consumption. When the system is ones affected, it will not recover without help. It must be Invigorated and strengthened, to enable the talferer to fulfill thedatieeof life. 'i bis medicine has been tested for many years, and it is warranted a certain coas, no matter how bsd the case may be. Hundrede of certificates can besbown. Prioe, one .Dollar per bottle, or sis bottlea for five Hollars.

SOLD BY ALL DBOGQ18T3,

If yan cennoi procure it send a statement of your case, and eDolose the money to BBYAtf a CO.. 61 Cedar street. New Tork, and it will be ssntjon. On receipt of Fivo Dollars, a bottle nearly eqnal to seven small, will be seat to any express office in the United States, charge* paid. Private ciroulars, sent on application. Enciote stamp. declBdeodwljf

NEW GROCERY AND

PROVISION STORE!

IP* i. MOZLOY

omit in

Groceries and Provisions,

No. tf 4th Street, oae door South of the Post Offlce, 'Terre-Hante, Indiana..

The undgrelgned ha* jnst opened at the above stand, aflrst-cian Family Orooery and ProTinioi Store, with a large and well selected etock of new and fteeh articles suitable for every day nae in families, to which he calls the attention of hla friends and the publio generally.

Goods delivered to any part of tbe city frrpo of charge. Highest cash prioe paid for Country Produce.

Jy«d6» F. D. HOLLOT.

ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Yeung Hen, the rzperienceof years has demon strated the fact tbat relianos may be placed in theefflcaoy ef

DR. BELL'S SPECIFIC

For the speedy and permanent cure of seminal Weakness, the result of Youthfei Indiscretion, which neglected, rains the happiness, aad nnflts tbe sufferer for business, social society, or marri age. They can be used withont detection or in terference with business pursuits.

Price oae Dollar per box, or foorbo^ee for three dollars. If yoa ceaaot proonre then pills ee.'eee the money to Baraa Oo., Cedar stre^ Kew Tork, and they will be seat by rtturn nail, wall sealed. Private circulars to gaatlemea eeat free on application. Inclose stamp. deolsdtedwly

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ST0RA6K, 00KK1S810H CiSilH.

TOHN HANBY CO., a tf sroams, eenoasoa am

A I N E A E 8

Warehouse oa first St.. at the Canal Baals. aaMwtt nUU HADT*.

•& aaemnxavcy

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A KB* PKftfVMR FOB 111 HANDitBt!®hjtF. KXOC1H13L bjtllOATK, kASTIBie FRAGRAJiCKrfiHol HON,JIKWTOBKt solabjall

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XiX)X in I-•-bit

Latest NewjYork News.

LADlisi!

1000 Bottlea »old In one day in K. T. Oity. mr All Druggist* in TKBBB HAUTS sell It.

•fct neti K.

asters#

"OOSTAP.'S"

Standard Preparations

ABE

'CoBtar's Bat, Beach, *e., Externlnatas*, Bed Bag Kxiermlnators, Fore) meet rowier.

•'Ceatar's "CosUrt (Only "All BrnggiBti in Tanas HAtrrB Sell them.',

Address "Cobtak,'' 10 Crosby St., N. T. Or, John F. Hkkbt, (Succoscor to) ,'i DEKA3 BABNKS OO.t 81 Park

3ld

Bo«rr

in TBBBE HAUTE, by

BARE, GULI0K

•IfOT A ~&-5r :PTfBT.,Ip. '.r: Orrioc—On Ohio Sfwt, betaeea Third fourth Street*. octi8.la»8n»

JVO. P- IA11D. CH«

Attorneys ,at Law, Omo*.—No. 82 tfain Street, np italre. IftblSutl

Wm.E. McLEAN,

Attorney and Counselor at IaW.

gkneral oollbcting ag^nt,

Terre Haute, JLnd Orrici.—No. 86 fcalD ijtreet.

deefidlf

DENTISTRY.

BABTHOLOHBW

Suasion mh VMuilotfr E N I S

SooodNor to Dr. B. If. WKlp, N6. 157 HaIb 8t Nslioiisl Terrs Htato, lad^ (®80atf

I A 8 N

is iv tF

BUOOCS8OS TO DK. S. B. SUITS, '"30

OFFIOE-4a

Ohio, betwgy adane thSU»»t..

apUdtf TlftlBK-ltAtrT*. ITSD.

DK.

G. O. LINCOLN,a010™** n.alir

The Oldest Estabbsked Dentist _Jn Terre Haute, OrriaK—On Sl*th- Street, between Main and Ohio, tone door south of National Hotree. .Having had upward* of eighteen years' experience in Dentistry, he Is confident that he can give satlsfiaotion in all cases [JyZOJly,

HOTELS.

JACOB BOTE.

BERBI,

Wholesale and Be tail Agpnt*.

J»n4dwly-n to BK.

'.'H

NATIONAL HOTJSE,

Ooa. SUyh

u»Maiw

StrMpt,

TEBBE HAUTE, IND

JACOB BITQ gOy.. °r..:. .....PBOPHlBTlB?l. This Honae hasr'been thoroughly reftiratabe-1. my 2Sdwljr ~X u.

rjIBERB EAUTB HOUSE,

OOaaKB XAIM AMD SSV*StIl STBMTS,

Terre Bdnte. Indiana. This Hotel nae recently been reiltted, and pnti« flrst-olana order, oflbrlng aoooaaiodatloas onser

paseed in the State. T. C. BVBnriN. Prop'r., A

pLAEKHOUSJB. eoaaaa or riaer sjn

ohio stb*xtv

Offloe of ltfarshall, Mcatcsnm^ and Paleetine Hack Lines. FreeBuSS to and ifToa all Tralnii novSSdtf

PARK HOTEL,

OA THE AMERICAN A5B EVBOFEAN PIAH,

Cor. Beekman and Nassau Ste.

Hear City Kali Park New Tork

GEORGE WIGHT, Proprietor. N. B.—Located in the very heart of the wtaolefale buiiaess, tbis is one of the moat conveintiy located Hotels for Merchants, BttllnMs men and others visiting the oity. d89dSm

PHYSICIANS.

DBDBRKY, HOHtEOPATHlU

PHT81CIAS, BliBOBON AM) ACCOCCHKBBaraa: Bight Be v. Bishop Talbott,

ads

tween 6th and 7th, next to Normal School. sSSdtf

E.A. AKNAUD.

Ontos—Corner of Main and Fifth 'Streets, ever tbe National State KksidchA—OhestnntBank.

St', between 6th aid 7th.

miaiyl TBBBE HAUTK. IND.

LAND AGENCY.

TXLAKE'S LAND AGENCY, On Ohio Street, between Third and JTonrth Lands Boaght and Sold oa Beasoaakle Ooaimlselea. (500.000 worth of desirable Oity and Country property for sale, Honees fer rent. oot28dw6oi

Xleal Estate Column

or,

HENDRICH & LAN6E,

Office over First National Bank, S. S. Oorner of Fourth and Main Streets,

Terre Haute, Ind

Abstracts of title famished, Loans neK«*iatod, and! Jieney investedrti,

FOB SAUB.aiV _____ ClTT PKOPKBTY.

Forty Lots in Llntodfs Addition to Terre Baute House and lot, east OMo street, Qonse and lot, in KfaBturraln's Additition, Hoose and lot in Sibley's addition on 5th street, Hous and lot in Boise's addition on 8th xtreet, Hones And lot on Poplar, between 8th and 7th streets,

Hou*» ^ndloton North 5th, between vlixsnnt aad Linton streets. Two business Houses oa Main stn«-~

OOUHTY PBOPKBTY.

Farm of 89 acres In Honey Or -ok

f.'

Towr«Mp,i-i.

173 acres In Linton township. 3 Acres below the Boiling Mill, W4»* aidecar.al, Jan29dtt

N E A E S

S A A

UNDERTA E t« prepared to«zocnte* lordein In hit* line will BMtnen and dlspfttcb corner of third *od Gberif trMU. T«rr^ HAQU,

jJNDERTAKEB.

M. W. O'CONNELL Having purchased hack from S. IT. Ohadwick, Oruber A Oo., the Undertakers Establishment, and having bad seven years experience in the business,i now prepared to {urnlsn Metallo Burial Oases, Oaskets, ai.d Wooden Ooffins, of all styles and slies, from the best and largest stook of bnrial material In the State, at 101 Main Street, Terre Hante, Indiana.

If yon rf quire a reliable, remedy, use the best I DR. HABVET'S FKMALE PILLS have no equal. They are safe and sure In ordinary cases, mm,

ovb

fonrdegrees stronger they are Intended for special cases—raioa rivs aouaas na

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

PBXSTSD IN OIL COLORS! €|I1AMC88 irb'Bomsnce,

AMYKL orniij -1 Conttlns brStl

XGlJltK E1GHI

Br"rH3*Atmm laSwS.**^

THE 0N TB£ flEABT!

Ar'rHa'ayu PeririJLB A. 8. BOX. Also.iOoripIete Stories, Graphic Sketches, Poetry,

Xath number, besides other' TBlUtrktidhs, eontalns'a SPJi^NOlD OABTOOlT, WOUOolors,

vorOtfof ntrnkv. %IiUU:~tS00

.i^Ionrs truly, 'isdionj lo *a.»id -JfOT

OBO.

O. BCt

axsselliog

t!t(ju

Terre Haute, Initiana

V. B, 6BirmB.— —^.Propprleior

V. V.,

W. llartio. J. 8. Beacb, Ksq. Br. Bggert. Orrics

Bbsisbmcbon Kalberry street,»

mil

p» Tear (M ilubert.)

For sale by all News Dealers. Sample copy sent free. FBMOHA-WHBA*,

,n St. H.T.

«B«. M. BEW

IT.'

*1 .*ATBN1XD Q0T. 17, ^1866. These Dyas offer tbe simplest and most esefnl meafa of UyeiB^H^uiehold.Ap^arel presented to thi publlto They embraoe every' shside and can be used with certrtinty of sattsfaeiion. Inquire tMe- Drwrfctets ibr

n°.

B£ll18

11QC1B BTK9, rai»

owy •. IO. "H. a'TO^ Matiulsctnri«rs, Boston. teAl diiricii' IfMn Blaekbif, the fer haiiee' and «.

be«t:Qreulag|urif BIMitag ren'p Shoes, BubbeTs, Ac.

7'f baf.T •:a«

Ohild-

OOAND KAPIDS, M10H., jar*. 10, 186S.J

Lepkhcott If BA&zyrtdu'frtj*

The peoplo seem to

orasy Mbout your Kid

Jacskt ixa. Pleas* eetad me twenty doaen more. 3§*i£_ i»OT' iftif'L "i_ u.K uo

*Vd

tisln tvjfl

bzt

iae

8 cdt

C'jll7"2,i"Oiy.«-UDprinoIpled dealer* are Axeapainted red, aa the Ban Jackbt

The reed qualities of his Axe consists in its CCTTrtfG qn-litles, not ln.tho iSd paint. The "Ksn JacKn" is for sale by all responti bio harflwaie dsalerfaadthe manit/aotnxers.'

LIPPINC0TT 4 BAKEWELL,

-moO

National ^Agriculturist -•VD

Journal.

PennsjlTania, JPttrm .i DsroraD *o igdeiltin, Bnticalftrt nd

Kail

SeetoBy.

FUBLlSHBD AT PITT8BUBG1T, PA.

i, n. A

«. 0. KtniTEB, Editors.

Assisted by a Uorps of Practical Ooatrlbntors. Trsvi—$1,00 per atttotun Ten copies, (7,60.

AdverHttng

S5 ef.jier(Hte,^b'eaci {tuerfion.

PRICE REDUCED. iA YEAR. This favorite Family Journal will kereafter ba sent to subscribers for S3,60 per year. A gratis copy sent one jtar to any ..person who obtains six names and forwards them with the moMy to ns. In other words, wa will send seven copies for 815,00. This makes,the ,Union Tbe Cheapest Story Paper In America.

Ita columns are filled with Oemak Breasts by the hest writers, and that charming variety in poetry, wit and general miscellany, so well oslculstea to please all'lovers of good reading. Now Is tbe Tllne to Subscribe!

Single copies, six oents. All dealers sell it. Address, ELLIOTT, THOMAS A TALBOTT, Boston, Mats.

MekEONE. VAN HAAGEN C0M 82 S. Front-it, PkilajdelpAia, 22 Barclay-st., N. T.

Honey, Glycerine, Elder Flower, Bouquet and Palm,1'

WASTED,

td^CjuQ

LADIES,

noiLAa rca

box.

Ir. Harvey's Golden PUhfyT

box.

Private circulars sent free. Sncloss stamp. If you cannot procuie the Pills, enclose the money and address BBTAK CO., SiOedar Street, New Tork, and on receipt they wl be sent well seal ed by return mail. DeiS-deod wly.

HOFF'S

MALT

EXTRACT

Great Reduction in Price.

QuALmia AMD Pxopxariis UstaPAiaaD. A MlRklftl, iBMtiow BKTBKA8K. A FteMMt Iavlforatlag TOHic. A sakstltate for Ale and AlMkeiie Drleks. A STKKHemnu fer Oe BeMlttateC [viouui atasaw

A Certain BXXCDY for Disorders of the rnoAi,

out, inrfis ass btomagh.

Sold by Druggists and Qrocsrs. o-tv JOS.

PtBIMUT,

-"•l- Murray St., New Fork.

Ms JgaUftr V.

aid BrUUt P\xrin»u vf IS. A.

Jao*deodly-TT

2fcb.it

IO 4 to?

NEW ADVERTISTP," *ZNTS.

i.«] American ^Company io« EASTMAN & KENDALL,

TOILET SOAPS.

tnOnaHtv and Parftima waeyan»e/l ennsl fft I KHITTIIIG MACHINE. Pr^CO ThO

Me&EONB, TAN HAAfiBlf CO,

btatos.

erywhere, male and female, to Introduce the GKNUINE IMPBOTID COMMON8BNSE FAMILY St WING MAUUINK. This Machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuok, quilt, cotd, bind, braid, and embroider in a most superior manner. Price only 818. Fully warranted tor five years We will pay Jl,000,for any machine tbat will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or more elastie seam than ours: It makes the "llastlo Lock Stitch." Every second stitch can besot, and rtilljthe cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing it: We pay Agents from 875 to $204i per" month and expauses, or a'commission, from .whieta twice that amount can be made. Addr«si.SJEOOMB & 00., Pittsburgh, Pa., or Boston, MASs.^ or St. Lonls

Caatlon.—Do hot tie imposed upon by other parties p&lming off worthless cast-iron machines, under the same name or Otherwtse. Ours 1b the only genuine and really practical machine manufactured.

Oilman's Pulmonary Troches. Especially recommended fox

and

and Speakers.

clearing the throat

r*U*ving hoirsenest.^

Msoh valued by Singers

At onoet&i butamd eiaaptit.

Sold

every trhore by Drnggists. Onljf 25 cen is per box May be hid In any quantity of -£li JOHN D. PABE, Cincinnati, Ohio.

vt be1'

D.W.D. 1S68. XXX

DR. K. DEXTEB LOYBRIDGE'8

WAH00 BITTERS,

THE BEST STOMACH TONIC BLNOWN.

SVi Surt Our*

for Dyspepsia, Lifer Complaint,

Asthma, Cliiils and Fever, Gravel, Diabetls and General Debllltv. Far sale by all Drnggltts. OB. E. fiEXTKB LOVKIUD8K, Prop'r hcmu), m. r.

Deafness, Catarrh, gerofola.

LADY who bad suffered fbr yeirs from Deafness, Catarrh and 8crofuia, was cured by a situple remedy. Her sympathy and gratitude prompts her to send the receipts free of oharge to any one similarly afflicted. Addren

Mr. M. C. L., Boboken, N.J.

EBBINOwho

HUT HOBLE.—Self-help for Young Men, have erred, desire a better manliocd. Bent in tealed letter envelopes, free of charge. If beoentted return the po«tage. Ad. dress PHILAKTUKOS, Box P. Philadelphia, Pa.

Are on Hand!

Andare prepared,on account of our immense os

si or Bcsnrm, and of tbe Dxmicciationsis-

Mkbcbajibisb of all kinds, to offer to our Agents and the public, not only Cottons, bat

FREE OF COST,

a selection of one of tbo following artides: Misses Fur Muff and Tlppett, Eilver-Plated Ice Pitcher, Leplne Watch, #oo! Long Shawls, 1 pr Blankets, sc.. Jo.

For additional particulars SEND FOS ODB NEW CI&CCLAR FOB 1809. Li FKSRB CO.. bt ,• ijs'i tit "•¥»"»ttret*,®jston, Mass.

MONTHLY

TRADE CIRCULAR,

For January, 1869.

PfONTAINIKO a list of valuable and useful artlelrs for sale at OlB DOLLAR each also liberal Inducements tor forsalng Clubs.

mIbo

hotsiii.]

eaatalat lafmaaUea,

wkieh

w« tbink, will be lmporuasst to aay person stadlag money to Ikefitft terpHse Oas JMUar teaeeras.

It Is the opinion of some or ear City aad State otnoiala, that If this ciroalar Is clroalatad in all parts of tbe country, it would be tbe means of saving a great deal of money, which is now lost by sending to these unlawful ooaoarns. Oa aoeooBt of oar Immsavs trade, and of tbsdMrecia* tion la Merchandise, we are aow oBanag to Agents b«tter Inducements than evSr before effisr-

Coplsa seat frte to any address. AHBBXWS A CO^ Baa SU, (fcr-

W,-

UOVCUCHTS TO AOKJiTS LABfiEB THAW KVEB!

100 Per

Saved by clubbing together and buyiDg-COIXON CLOTH, DRESS UOOD8, WOOLto Ow».DB, H6SItBY, VLANKkTS, SHAWLS, Ac., gether wilh Boots and Sboee, Books, Cutlery, Silver. Plated Ware, Castors, ffanoy ®ood»,

EASTMAN A JLENDALb. «S Haaerer street, Boston, Mass., Wholeaale Dealers by the

States, Kstabltsfted ISM.

The goods sold by us are described, in Ipe or checks, which are sent to any addre.8 'ha rate of ten cents eaih, i» clubl of tm, nrafcr,

tkirtf./oxtfttixtf,

one kindred,- oae

two mmdrtd, Ac.

For a dollar the reeelver can

hay the article desoribed in the obeck, cr e»ohange it for any one of two or three hundred other articles in ear circular. As a guarantee 6f the worth of every article sold by us, any article oa our checks cm be rxcsaceed for a While UN Uatlt or Sliver Plated BeroCvlag Table CaStor, witk Five Bottles. it«ad what the jre,t paper «if theNortuwest, the

CLUB OF THIBTY. [W,] 21 yards bleached or unbleached Uotuu Cloth, Photograph Album 100 pictures, slogant Morocco Binding. Kevolv lag oval bandi Oliver Plated Table Uastor, ttv« bottles, iadks' Dress Pattern. A Ludj's rich-ly-Ornamented Black -Walnut .Writing Desk. I^gcy Casslmere Pauts Pattern. Large White ail Linen Tab Cover. White Lancaster O^aur lerpan*. 20 jarJs Calico. Alhambra Bid Qutlt. Ladlts* Murooco Shopping Bag. Good. Oortage Oloek.

CLUB OF SIXTY. [$C,] iSjardu Bleached or Uubloacbcd Cotton Oiotu. a»hlomW» Drosa Pattern. 3 1 2 yards wool Otasimere for Pauts and Vest Pattern. Fashionable woolen Shawl IThlte Matsellles Couaterpane. Lady's Large Genuine Morcoco Shopping Bag. Lady's-Fab-ionable Cloak Pattern. Pair Good whlto wooleo Blankets. Black Alpaca-Dress Pattcin. 1 yards double width water-proof Cloaking. 6 5ardt Farmers' good Wool Frocklng. Bosawood BrasS Alarm Clock. Lsdy'sFnr Muff and Collar.

CLUB OF ONKHCNDBED. [|1C.] fll jnrds good Bleached or Unbleached Cotiou Cloth, one yard wide. Lady's or Gents Hew Silver Hunting Case ITa'ch, Fashionable Tt iber Dress Pattern. Xlegant Black Alpaca Dresa Paltern. On*, pair of good white woolen Blankets,! argo slzu Lady's Fashionable Double woolen Shnwl. Two large fine,-Bleached Linen Table Covers, with one dvz. enlarge siaedDlaner Napkins to match. 25 yds HSmp Carpeting. 71-2 yard" fivo Oastliuera for •ult. One dozen Ivory Handled Steel Bladed KnU*s and Fcrks. Oae-doiea Regeral beat Sil ver Plated Forks on white metal. Portable 8ew ing and Embroidering Machine. 1-2 yards double-width Water-prool Cloaking. Set of Furs Mnffane Collar.

It is impossible to give a complete list of gocde bat Agents desiring article, not named above w&l please mention them, and wo will accojna date them If possibls. If you hare a club ready or Intend to raise one for any other home,

faU la

Mod

it to

tu,

CHrcntar

log as agents for otber doiiar houses in this elty, wtll please send us their address, and tbat of a dosen or sooi'tbelr mate and female friends, as we can make ft for their advantage to do Male and female afreets waytcd as utual. 8END MOXEk' I.\ BEG1STEBEI) LkTTEHS In every Instance, and we guarantee ttia: it will come perfectly tafe.

N. II.—dur sales should not bn cUssed with with dollar jewelry sales and gift enterprises.— Send to us for decision respecting our businesi by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, dated Wasblngton, Nov. 4, 1868. If yon w«nt iroirpt returnB for jour money, send your clubs to

I Don Bead tne rAboyoy

-AGENTS--TO"KTI,THEAmerican

W ANTED—El11A13"

th^SJfeJ St. Loots, Mo

Hole Manufacturers.

A PPIE PABIITO, Oortnc and Slicing Machines. Made by D.JH WHITZMOBK, Worcester Mass.

THE PATENT MAGIC COMB

Will color gray hair a permanent blatk or brown Sold everywhere. Sent by mail for $1,2v. Addiess WM. PATTOA", Treasurer,

Magic Comb Company, Springfield, Mast.

MOTHERS! MOTHERS!! MOTHERS!!!

DONT FAIT. TO PBOCUBE It

•Irs, Winslow's SootWm Symp, I For Children Teething a bru.*/ This valuable preparation has been tue? with KKVBB FAiLINO 8UCCEB8 IN THOUBAUDS OF CABES.

It not only relievea the ehSd from pain, but l&vtoorates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, *i^ gives'tone and energy to the whole system. It will also Instantly relieve

Orfpinff a

Boutels and Wind Colic.

We believe It the BEST and BUBEBT REMEDY IN THE WORLD, in all cam of DT8KNTEBY and DLARRHCKA IN CHILDREN, whether arising from teething or any other cause.

Full-direction* for using will accompany each bottlSL '-r'J Be sure and call far "'n

MRU WLN8LOW8 SOOTHING SYR OP," Having the

fye-timih

Of Coutw

INSURANCE -fflr ^r-.

ivndrtd and fifty,

Toledo Bloat

Na-by'e says of u«:— 1

"Whatpaper,)

Wbsiw

at th

Hub,—Curiosity If us,

wbile recently lo Boston, to visit itoliar re tablishment wf Messrs. EUstmabthe

Their tr.de ba, beccme so Immense that theynotr occupy four storiei in ibe elegant block No. Hanover Street. The name of this flrra ha« l»«oome'familiaras hometold words1 througb'eut the Middle and Western Strtas, »1UU -aa -prcmpt and honorable bn«in?s» men tbm ari endur,el by ttie bent flrm» in tbeir own city, Their club ystsm of telling goods lias done more,. bsliere during tbe past lew years to keep down the prices of domestic articles in etery da- use, tbsn all the ether Influences combluei. Moat of their goods aremannfactuied expresly ler them, as, ior instarce, cutlery made lo tbier order in Sheffield, England, and imported "in large quantities tor their dollar trade slone."

Kow is the lime lo get signer* and send In clubs ladles specially wanted as agentsPartial list of articles allowed as ciamission to any one sending in clobs .—

Pbbsibs,"

en the oufaioe wrapper All others are base tmitatfon*.

SPEER'S STANDARD

WINERS

BIT E IIS!

THE BEST BITTEBS For Weakly Persons,

FOB TH* WEAK, FOK THE PALK, FOR TUK 8ICKDY,

all

kinds

of Qoods at prices Less than svrr before ClrrU't I Any ptfion thai will send to us for printed notices or Sixty articles, witk $5eneload, can reeeiva,

FOB THE AGED, FOB FEMALItf, 1.4 FUB SPU1NO u«r

Bfo Bitters Eqnal to 'fliem

Speer's Standard Wine Bitters, —kadi or—

WINE, HERBS & ROOTS

Spbbb'b Celsbrit«d Wine, so well kn^wa, wit'i PRBVYIAH BARK, CHAMOMI1K KLOtVKKx,

B.NAkE IUMJt. WILD CHKttUr BASK. 0IK6KB,

and such otber HKltBS and BOOTS as Will all Cases assist Digestio |roeiote the S««i«tWcu the System It tli» natural chaunels, anl iv«

TONE -A.2ST3D VIO-O^L

YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AKD BM1U! Alt uss It with wunderfhl snooess. Brings COLOR To the pale white lip,

BLOOM AND BEAUTY

To the thin fhee and care-worn oounteaanoe. On roe RT1I and ceates APPETITI. Try Dse none otber. Ask fbr gPEKK'ri SIAXDAJKD BITTXBS. IJold by Drnggiats and Qrooers. See that »y slgnatur* Is over the cork of each Bottie.

ALFRED SPEEBL.

Passaic, H. J., and MS Breadyay, Hew.Tork.

lEadfl jllipplled

by.aiygpKisU. ^.^Avennegsas.

O N

.tWATIONAL"

LIFE INSURANCE CO.,

or TBI

United States of America,

WAflHIXQTOW, D. O.

OH&imiB by SfifflrACT COilQKiM Arrjovss Jolt SS, IMS.

CASH 0APITAL^ .$l,000,0e«. PAID IH FVLL. BRANCH OFFIGEt tan

First National Bank Balldlng, PfllL A.DELPHI A. I Jrfoi Where the general buiiniss of th« Ousfanyls transacted, and to which all general corrsepoaAenoe should be addressed.

OfUcUBl

GLAbfcNOK H. CLABK, President. JAY COOKB, Chairman Finance and Kaeca* Committee. HE5KY D. COOK* Tiee-Prrsident. EMkRSOIf W. PXKT, decretory and Aoifflsry.

This Company, Katlonal in its character, by reason of its targe Capital, Low Bates ef Premtumraod New Tables, the nost deslraMa SBSaSM of in earing llnr yet presented

cent.

"30

the public.

The ratei of premium being largely redoesd, are muds as farorable to the insurers as thoee ol' the best MutuaTCdfisjafilts, and awd a® tke complications and uncertainties ef Xotse, 9MrT dends, and the misundersiant lnga whioh the let*. tcr are so apt to oanse ths Pollcy-HoUss.

Several new and attractive tables are aow presented, which need only to be understood to prove acceptable *o the)public, such as thaDt- A COMS-PKUDOOINO POLICY and BXTDKI

O I In ha or he

holder not only secons a life insurance, payable, at death, but will receiYe, If living,after a period of a few jeirs, aa atmaZ iiioeu

(lOprr eml.)

OompaOy: agrees to rsCnm

amount

and at this tadm lime ctkfer New

and

Mammoth Beehangt List.

of hit poHcy.

dtn'

Part Irs act'

equal to U» for

Xft yeMty. In the latter, tMs 1.

to ke

swared Me Mai.

ameust maey As ku paid a, ia addttieale

The attention of persons contemplating InnuIng their ltves or Increasing the amount of insnranoe they already have, is called to tke sp«elat'^ advantages offend by the National Lite Iasuraac* Oompaay.

Circulars, Panphlets and full particulars given on a[.plication to (he Branch Offlce of the Compandor to JottN W. £IXIS A CO.,

CINCINNATI, OHIO,

General Agents for Ohio and Central aad Seatk-' ern Indiana...

I J, A. FOOTS,,

Itedwly Agent for Terre Haute, lad.

JNSUJRE WITH THE BEST

jr£

N A,

OF HARTFORD, COJVJT.

Cash Assets over 15,052,88019.

Fire an^ Tnland Insurance at ai faverabls tense as tbr Hasards Permit for Sellable Indemnity^ JaLGu3ni

QAQER A McKXIN, Agents, Dowung Hall.

"1 -1

FIKK ASD LIFE,

INSURANCE AGENCY

Ths following 01d and Bnllable Cempaaiee .Repr^ieeuted.

Merchant Fir« Ins. Co.,

2LABTFOBD, OONK.

North American Fire Ins.Go^ ^r. hajstfobd,

ooau.,

Applications taken and Policies issued in smy

the above named Coinpaoiea

io lowest current rates. Also, BSAL ESTATE bought and sold, and COLLECTIONS promptly attended to1.*'

Apply to i*

M. A. OKANE,-

General Fire aad Life Insuranoe Agent.

OFFIOJCi

Main|St., between 5th & 6th Terre Hante, Ind.

Offloe ISO Main Street Old Stand of Dra. Thompson A Bust

A CoDgta, CoM, orttere Tkrest. Baqmaas nmiiiTi timtMi,1

AMO sbodld be CItOUD.

iuo*it

centin,

lrrltstiea of Us«l penasaeat Threst Ai tlsa, *r sua laembls

Lome Masass is orTza r« aaany.

Brovn's Brachial Trwko, Having a direct infloenoe to the 3 parts, give immediate relief.

For Bronchitis, Asthma, Csiarrfc,Csa. sumptlve aad Threat Plssssss,

TBOCHIS AUK CSXO WITH ALWAYS «CO» SOOCXSS. SOGERS

Aff»

•win And

PUBLIC SPKAKIBS

Trodut

useful in o'earieg the Voioa when

tak»n befote Singing or Speaking, aad relieving the Throat after an unusual exertion of tbe vacat organs. The

Trochti

are reci maiended aad

prescr.bed by fhysicians* and have had testimeDials from eminent men throughout the couatry. Botng article of true merit, aad having

fnmtd 4

th'lr (fflcicy by a test of miny ysars, seek year tlndn t!um In new loealittse ia various parts of the world, and the

Trotkm

A/f ANHOOD

are unlvorsaily pro-

oounccd belter than other articles. 0»ta» only "Baowa's ttaoaexub Taoa**," and do not take aay of thsieertWeM

tmttuttvu

that

may be oflbred. sou ctn|tTWBias. d21de w-4moa-lnahle.

aSd

THB TIGOB

i'l. OF YOUTH reetoredia fonr wteks. OB, BICOBD'S XfMSKCX OF LIFK reateree manly power*, from vbataver oauee arising tha e&ola of early pernicious habits, self-ebnee, iapotsaw and climate, give way at onoe to thla woaderftU medicine, if taken regularly aaoordlag to tbe dittoMoas (vhish ate very aimpie, and require no reetralntliram fcusineas or pleasure.) Fail ImpaeelMa. Sold In bottiee at

W,or

(are

Mth

tutl-.1*

foar

ties in one far $9. To be had cnlr of tha sola aa .pointed agent.la Amerloa, H.

HITBBI,

tt,

street.

JLrX.

'•JS,1ma-m*m:w