Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 January 1869 — Page 4

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Horning,»Jan. 26th 18B9.

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IWDATjj LOCAL HOTlpKS.

D^tood^Tu ?11,^11 ijiley^A Darning. PInnoi aod Music—L. Klsantr. 4s I —a l»

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NEWS.

Despondent skatibtb ebould rom«mbe'r that we Ka^'ttroa V'^/wlts -of splendid ice in Februaryla8t,yg^,r.

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Coupon?!—"(Jutting off a coupop from the marriage bond" is the ornanKWtat sjnonyme for a new baby. -*«V tor

Dan Shelby's Minstbels appear at Dowling Hall to-morrow evening. Look! out' for a rare bill of fuq, wit and senji ment.

THi^riBtf alarm 'yerterday5 ev^ttinjf was .caused-by the burning of a small an tenanted ^gilroadi ehujjtj about a mile out on tbe Indianapolis road.

We hear that the Davies Fami^ arl to give a concert in Brazil, some tim» next week, for some Church Socioty.—* We bespeBk for them a crowded house,

The Mason^ Capt. J. R. Whitaker commanding, arrived from Perryvilla yesterday morning and will leave for th| same place early this morning.

Some saoriligious thief stole Hon C. W. Barbour's overcoat from his carriage on Sunday while he was attending service a| the'Congrogational Ohurchl A

The Ladies of the Sflopnd Presbytarian Church (cor. 5th and Ohio streets,) give an Oyster Supper for-the benefit of tbe Church, on Thursday evening next.— Admittance free.

Applicants /or the Superinten^fen'y the County Poor ABvlum are getting plentiful." The appointment will be made ly the Commissioners at tho Marc|t term. ,lt is.u Democratic crumb

*EevEnub Guaoeb.—Mr Charles Kelly has boon appointed Internal ltevenue Guager for this, the 7th District. Mr Hannegan continues in office, it having been deemed necessary to have tyro gui gets in this district. ,/•

Anotheb ELOcrPEDE.-Saturday everting,Mr. Joseph ^Wright, carriage bdjlder or tho weit side of the square, complete^ the second Velocipede manufactured ip in this city, and his son'Silas has so'far mattered it ae to ride it home last eve: ing.

^A. H. Dooley, the wide-awake ne and periodical dealer, 104 Main stree favors us with Frank Leslie's Lad Magazine for February. Thia -is, haps, the most attractive of any of tfte illustrated monthlies, and this number ^s made more valuable.than any prevfofts one by the introduction of several new and excellent features. The illustratio "God bless my Darling," printed in colprs, is'e^edi^gly^beEfutifu}^

Attempted Suicide.—Sunday aftefnqon William B: Jones took a teaspodsfui of arsenic at a barber shop-doWn town, an^ then went out to his boarding .house, kept by Mr.'Horn, near tbe ladianapolis freight depot, where he toid what ho had done. Dr. Bead was ioM mediately called in and gave the you: man such a vigorous' emetic as to "p an estbpel on the "shuffle" of the "mori coil." Jones has but recently come this city, and is out of employment, was married to a Miss Brumet abont ten days since, and it is believed that a vant of funds^ to keep up tho married state under the present era of extravagance, caused him to take this summary mwiner_to fly to those we know fTot of." It is also alleged that tronble with the "old folks," arising from the ^marriage, causod to attempt the foolish act. ''••It

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Tn*. Qgt^A»wrf«im.—To 4ur lady readers we commend fbe following lines for the real good sense contained: Let's bare the old bend, and not have the new Let's hare the bend that' onr grandmothers knew Orer the waahtnb and over the cbnrn. That ii the bend that our daughters should learn,

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Roller KKiTfifo, on an exlensi^o scale, was introduced in-Ibis city 4ast evening, by Mr. Latber T. Barwise, p!

„lh6 firm of Barwise & King, of CinCibnati, dealers in roller skates. A large party of ladies and gentlemen assembled in the dining room of tho Terre Hai^e

House,- to^givo the skates a trial. Vefy few had over attempted roller skatii^r, and many were the ludicrous scenes pwssnted, as singly, in pairs, or whde groups, they would occasionally sit de^tn •frith a heavy "thug"—no matter wheae, fright in the middle of the floor, or in the way of the rest of tbe party. Little ceremony was used on.such oobasions,

although tbe (katist in executing his "grand and lofty tumbling" was the iserved^&ll* observers. We really pit '',ied a very tall friotad of ours when he fell-—he bad so far^to gof The trea •y erous skates would attempt to go In ^jtwo,directions at once. 'This was nev^eri successful it always ended in scis row to the young gentleman or young ^vtady who attempted it, while roan of ^laughter sounded throughout the room. 'Poor fellows, thoy had no* sympathy in -xthat crowd. Nevertheless it was jolly fuD, good exercise, and we are pleased to state a-club is to be immediately formed for phictice, and next season a rink will probably be erected. Put us down—not •on the floor, (we've bein^ tbefpj fall member.

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Let's have the bend that onr grandmothers knew Over the cradle like good mothers true Over the table, (the family ronnd,) Beading the Good Book 'mid silenc profound. Let's hare the bend that at chnrch they did wear, Bowing them lowly ia meek bumble prayer: Not sitting erect, with the mordera-miss air Wiih the "love of a bonnet" Just perched on one hair Leave the camel his hump—he wears it fornse Leave the donkey his pannier—and cut yourselves l0386 From fashions that lower, deform and dograde! To hide eomi deformity itost «f them made.

Let onr heads of false hair and hot yarn skeins be shotn Let our garments be wy *nd light to be worn Don't shake in December and swelter In June, And appear lik* unfortunates struck by the moon. Let's spend the time in things higher than dress

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Let's have the old bend instead of the new Let's have the old hearts, so failh'ul and true I Away with all fashions that lower and degrade) To hide some deformity most of them made I

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which will be visible here. At 7:32 o'clock p. the full moon, in the sign of Can-

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Whebe is the Owneb?—A few days since some small boys found in the river, about a half HUVJbetto# Main street, a carpet sack, filled with clothing. It was locked with tbe key inserted in the lock*

into tile watCTTT&aving IcIinWcked. The fact coming to the ears of the police, it was fished up, and examined. In it was found a ceat, boot. The boys say when they found it there were two boots and several shirts.

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Terre Haute has a young lady of somnambulistic propensities. A fow nights ago a watchman discovered this young lady in hor night clothes, crouching bef hind a fence. She explained to him tha£ she bad been walking in her sleep, an4 bad awakened suddenly, finding herself in a strange part of the city. She name|l the locality where she lived, and followed behind the policeman at somo distance. As they reached a corner house she recognized, she said, "I know m|y way, now, sir, thank you good night," and ran quickly up a cross street to her residence

Habitual Dbunkabds. —The Indianapolis Journal suggests that it woutd be a good thing to so amend tho present liquor law so as to permit friends of par ties, who may have become habitual drunkards, to make an affidavit to the fact before the County Auditor, whore, upon that officer should be required to give notice, by publication or otherwise of the fact, to all persons who may have j|refUeJ| liftns^

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As Apology to£ CoFFx«£D*nrxi*o —Tn an artlcle on "Cpfree an3 "its JLcTalteration in New York," John C. Draper, K. D., gives the following eulogy on coffee*: •i&oaewhd have made it a •abjiW of study and examination tell us that, when prepared, as a stroeg infusion without milk, coffee acts powerfully on the sympathetic nervous gjstem ai^d the .orgafk#

dtafl thCTeaeintf th der& the -contractions of tbo and ottrer muscle# m6fe powerfrff enabrerthe body to resist cold, moisture, and the

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reside near Mt. Pleasant, Ohio. Ther^ were also two photographs, both of ladies' one taken at Shelbyville, III., and the other at Felicity, Ohio. From some papers it appears that he was engaged ia the sale of patent rights for a washing machine. On apiece of paper was written "Thursday night, by myself, in the woods," which gives a slight suspicion that the owner may have committed suicide by drowning. The carpet sack and

Go FKo^SbWB-Wfe NBW-fe.—We posi-

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cent of anything like tbe following which we fiod in the IndianapoliB Mirror:

counteracts the languor of torpid climes prevents or ameliorates attacks of spasmodic asthma alleviates laxity of the kidney and bladder and it is even sud ikat'caloula^ is n6t as-UofMaoa-iiitfdA n* has been generally used. It also acts with energy on the brain,5remoYing the sensation of fatigue and disposition to sleep, which has always n^ade it a favorite ^ritji students. Jt obv,ifite the effotfts of "thfe erfcessive indofgehce in the u^e of wine and spirits. it is an antidote to opram, "b^laaonnd, arid tbo vegetable poisons th%t pn the btafn .and reliev^v the trervdns headache to which, many, arp subject. ,, "In brief, it is not merely a fashionable potation—it ia pne,ofgreat eiviliztag

Heiner, tho agents, invite attention to the Howe Sowing Machine, the particular

vertisement olsewhero in our columns.— They will allow any one desiring to purchase a mnfhina J.o t,akfl one for a few days, on trial.

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malt liquors in ftie cOunty, i&t to either sell or give such parly liquors of any descrintion. under penalty, of a heavy fide J^tXQoMgdQjB ftSrture of license for the second. The law might also require thftLfr ip~"Pf "BpclW~)iej8ajH's as affidavits qpriyb^#beln filaf agdinist, as having become habitual drunkards, shall be kept in 5v|it^ a^Sc*, aad^tbkt a copy of iinMifldl/ak n»c/ihed tf all penons toawhom licenses may be granted from time trfjjjtin^VM# lie Idhf jaoW stands it re^iirrf"tffat^a* TCmcesndil be given to each saloon keeper, which in volves much ftd? H|bf\^{|ata most persons can ^yell afford to devote to such a #9&3W¥lope the temperwill carefully consider

A DISPA' i' to tb« I^ouisville Courier-Journal of Saturday 4toQns t^| fql^P'gJig^uo^ijEh r^fer-' eofe^jailroa^^oiitbiBatioos, which w» give for what it is worth:

This city is becoming the scene of extensive railroad rivalries and enterprises. It was rumored on tbe street last night that tho Pennsylvania Central Railroad Company were endeavoring to lease the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad.4-To-day it is said that the negotiations have been completed, but this is considered rather premature. Tbe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, the rival of the Pennsylvania Central, is greatly interested ih the matter, and will prevent its accomplishment if possible. Should tbe Pennsylvania Central succeed, its next move will be to cet possession of the Indiana--polis and Terre Haute-and Alton Roads thus forming a continuous line Louis.

Koadt, to St.

Jay Gould, H. N. Riddle and lour or five of the Erie Directors are also in tb{a city, looking after the interest of their

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men and'the unjustifiable and unlimited adulteration to whibh it is subjected at present is a gross outrage against society, which wo may hope in part to correct by ^BointiDg out the. proper g^to4 °faelejt' ^n'g and preparing coffee,^^rid radicating the itiaterials employed .flt Jits Saiiilteration, and the means by which they may* ^doteeteA" £0 &$•&>"•• JfkU|

Invisible Hair Pins and invisible Hair Nets at e'Jaadiiw fitesS

Fine water pro^f cloth for $1.25 per yard, at 26dlw Toell, Ripley & Co.'s.

jtqck of Dry Goods and pi-Opoee t« trade for a month to come. A good chance for'bargains, at the oldtftand, cor. nd Wabash. i_

Di8TIngui6Hed Abbival—Of the eele-j brated musical production,^Captain Jinksj a 1

Mge' supply has just been recefffllit Kissner's Palace of Music. Give. it^ becoming circulation^'^g1,^

Pianos fob Rent.—Several instrui meh& are ifow in store fo fie ittnted fcri favora^l^ terms, at Kissoer's P*laca of Music. d2t

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furnished. Call and see for yourself, over

vAXSIAndkh colors. Covourseur Kids, black and fapcy c^pl: brs."'

Danton Kids, Black and faticy colors. 'Choice ed, at-$1.25.

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contents, may be seen at the Mayor's' 'ley & Dennming'p. 55 dllr

The above just reoeived at Tuell, Rip-

OhEap StriTS.—If ybu want a cheap ^uit call over Saxton Jb Walmsley^s ffry

assert that 1'eFre ilaute is mno-J goods store. A fit warrant^! rtd'sale. 25-d2W. JOHN Ba^nikl*.'

I S^AiitED.'—Evtiy ldiy vx -T&iJ flJKfctjj Ao know they cap have anew Hpwa.S^Jng Mpohine bE V»1 frte, for a few day^ by leaving their orders at tha office, fto. 18, N^rth 4th^street/ .Full selt pf^nstructions given free. Leave you order wither you want to pufchaseor not -noirouble bWfi a pteastire. tq us .to have yott^ry. tiip

Machines. ,w CABir«* & Hih^b. l! ,?ih.. id 'Eleqaxt AflsofjorjiEii^i^llisses exti^a .length, Merino Hp^ery—(Garter above $e kn ee,JrB» 1 moral plaria l^eiyin^ ^a d2t if iYEdsall & Co.

bhgeivA), a latge suppfy of

Fre9H Smoked Salmon hM' Haltblit, atD% Mifler's.

Utt Buckeye Clothes Wringera. Little Grant Glolhee Wringers.

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A new and large atockVofFruits, just received, at D. Miller's. J23—lOt

Loaf Suoab- Sj^upj Silver Df^, ef^jMid Chester Sjtfups, alwalL^I at D. Miller's ^3-d

Sherman Clothes Wringers, For sale at Cost ft Majtcoubt'r. 21-dtf i:

Gold hanid

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Notice D. Miller's advertisement hi this morning's paper. 23-dl0t

^'What's the ^ject?—Suppose tt1 Wsta three tf flvo dollars a^ec^nyre them sodtt -or salerktus to tedpply |j6vlr family with Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powders wbich confaioe nothing bat what is daily eaten, ,and saves .yourself aftd family from dyspepiia", ah^l other stomach ailmants. All first clacs grocers have Dr. Price's Crsani Baking Powders for sale. 'J 11V Ov ?.ri3d3t'

Milleb's Gbocbry aN1 Provision Stand.—The undesigned takes pleasure in Announcing* to fcia/fHtridsvuidoiuk^mers that he has moved his Grocery and Provision Stand into his elegant »etr storehouse, on tbe corner-^of Fourt^jinfd ^agfe streets, and that W has opfeneh otte of the largest ajo4 best a|Krto^)^ts7 qf pure fresh GroccrWjp4'^V^P!° found In the city. With a desire toplea^a and accommodate my old customers an0 the public generally, I ask a call to m^ new establishment.

Wk do not propose to sell for a song, bat we will sell at cost, all seasonable

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Daniel Millxb.

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Buy your.^^ng ,M|elypM of Riddl«f. MisuO-1 ^?l,dtf

Fifty Bozur Kid Gloves, just received.

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Im Riddle for your Kid Glovi

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UNDERWEAB,' 5?, ?5, 60. Riddle's. [2I,dtf

company, and endeavoring to checkmate Orleans, by ihe barrel or bushel, at the Pennsylvania Central in its recent* attempt to purchase tbe Cinoinnati, Wilmington and Zanesville road, in order tb gain an independent entrance thereby into this city. It is said'that tbe Erie will outbid tbe Central for this read, and thus render its lease of the Indianapolis railroad, oven if it is successful, of lep advantage to it, in consequence of the absence of direct connection.

8w*kt Potatoes, fresh from Ne1

C. Wittiq & Co, 5^ Deming Block sell alUheiT ^ater Stock at exact coat. •j'lMtf

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10, 12J, 15, 25 upt, to ^0«,

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170 Main street, Deming Block, jll-dtf

I HAVE BXifovXD my goods temporarily, over M. Goodman's Store, three doors east of my old stand. All those who find themselves indebted, will please call and settle immediately. 12dtf M. A. Baked an.

B, Wnsz keeps the finest and best fitting Corset made. 16-dwlf

Mebchant Tailobino.—I would say to the public that I am prepared to make suits cheaper than any Merchant Tailor

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shop are very low. I will therefore a fine suit for (28, a fine black cloth Coat

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T. Cotteb, Cutter. il2-d4w

can be had for 00 and 60 cents, ai C. Wittjf Iteming Block. jll-dtf

A WOBD TO THE Wtti tif'.SbtxtcttN*. —If you want bargains in Ladies' Furs, go to C. Witrig4fcT5o%,'r7f Main street, p^n^B|frffi^kjt}yy sell at cost, jll-dtf

Woolen Hoois at 10 cents, 25 cents and 50 cenls, tftt* Co's., 170 Main street, Deming Block. jll-i^f

t,yiAJ\kU^gkh^KjJ^ih^rmod^ go to C. Wittig & Co'a., 179 Main street, Deming Block thejf Sfcll winter goods at exact cost. jH-^tf

new at C. I. Ripley's.

Luther Grigsby keeps a nice and welt gOi&ed-btokk of bfbtoertes ani'-PrdduCe for s^le^at his new stand, opposite tha jPostoffice. Caif "and seizor vou/se^res. The new year has rollea til, *now if you will roll in with it we will have a good time.

Something Eveby Lady Should Know.—The cheapest place to buy Skirtf and Corsets, is at Weisz's Factory, 12, South 4th street. 16 dwtf

Clothing and Piece Goods at Cost I —We propose to close out our stock of Ready-made Clothing at cost with th^ view of going out of that line of business, Also, a line of low priced Cassimeres, Jeans and Satinets at cost or less. Ex amine our stock, buy of us and save money. Gbover & Miller, 4,dwtf

Notice.—A valuable improvement ii Electro Plating Spoons and~*Forks,'by nw|i*ihi all in [iniW ••^•SHIK Wtnr receive an eaAA^dWi Of silver, three times i,-theusual thickness, viz: On-the back of tbe handle, heel of the bowl and points of bowls of spoons, back of tb^ handle, and breasts and points of tines of forks. improvement is of the -odg

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Fbesh Citbon, Raisins ^d ^h^raii6 at Sage's. D9-dtf

and Bonnets

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Bp«9J*BEAX,l»-RyAa»*Pivbpked Flour «t»J5, Wright Jfe?Co!sj«4 to'i 16dtf --***•-i imn

You can find Preseqr^d Lempftj ^e0) •yfcfiiJ. BijlV'AJaTf•''•. [26,dtf/

Apple Rutteb by the quart or gallon

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•f j^Bjyrf»|^est assorin^^h^ low. est prices, no old mothy stock, at.a^

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ain street.

T—r BWOwn on Buck-tfc^fd^for For (yrtber (jarticj^Jafs apply early to Mr. Elwellj at R. S. Co^& Son's, dtf

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*Bvt where you ^et tbe- best quality and the most Hardware for your money. Perhaps Austin, Shryfir & Co. could make you see it. dtf

Cabpentebs and builders generally, for tbe beat'w&ufen ted Toofs and .Toledo Sash and Doors see Austin, Shryer ArCo.

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JBraiid^, Peach Brandy, Freaah J^randy, Wheat Whisky^ Nltafod* WtSkky, Jtff4ldifMi '*{i the

Boa#boi. for medickral aod eultnary purposes these fine old liquors cahhot'\p lleft. &. Sas^ C^Lifv BJBBT,

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r^ppyed his ^ock of Boots arid §!ioeB to the store-room, ooe»quapa»oatii of tha#ld ^•Spinning Wheel" corner, twb doors be

to in hi old customer* aod as piany nafst oom as ^choou to favor bim, wUh their patronages 'etatire stock will ptScaA-*--trislung to i'sori .t^if tlra'bwt and ahpft ttMpflrill do wc^ to-^iViBi^in -a e&ZZAM rR5|tf ^anlA"W ,milm jti fnixUii. l* imjl' _ra

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.Sfcw^sPateotSpaaCyftt ««, sS^Stee^fWied and AffefiihepurestPerifcopjo Lwiee framet, «fd -ewi^v^e thatlisft to benefitted" hy, «pect thMfen of Watclk and5.Je«:taclMp«)ft-ir

-wv\V£. Valuable PKITAT* XESlBENflE ,\AND New FuB»inrHE tob SAt*/—A'J'^I am going tor Europe thi^1.•is** ^er my pii«ate.residenee, on thocorner eC^xwrih an^t ^oplaf ^treetf, "fjr's^e. TKtflioiMfe is one and a half story, of brick, with good and-"ebto^eAo^hit'BitfdlBgs. Tbe bOipd'oontaiaa-niae «n»o)tispstf lr/to most enldjsii reiMMi^i^quI^n^tir^iS^T^e same, which ft A tfl&'dfng fine parlor fcuniture, I also offer for sale

to be indetcd to me to come forward, at once, and settle lip, 15-d2w Didpdiil QotoftMrl,

Gold and Silver 1—Sounafng the key note, selling off at coat^' scale benefit. jttinB •m»T

Tha present ^niire siock. q£'o%AtqlidS,

till theflret ofc January, 'fhe largest richest assortuieht in the city, at •J.ili:• J^iM'AtHk,''*!}7 '5 Warreri "Block.

8jE%B£R'S S"EANDAR£). WINS ^rt-l TERS is highly recommended byjpbyai ciana for Dyspeptics, on accounj

tonic Bfop^Ues, its J^rityvAnnUj£lH cious flavor. augl5-dw3m

on 8th street^ is not selling b»

fby Christmas, but splls as cheap, as ,a lone in the city a fine lot of Jew^Jry fClpckB for Chri'stmas, jnst refceiVed.-to Oa sold at very low figures. "(Jall and conj-, paro his prices befare purchasing

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Jan. 26th and 27th. Smt Y''\ .«—».• :i Fourteen Firsl-Class Pcpformers

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yto UnimpeaelM&le Slumj) Orator r. l-' .. of the Day I J. KDWAED*, 'mte a IMT r, r-r—

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Holiday: feven'gi i'db. FOB. THK BENRFZF «/,

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W. D. HULL, JAJOS O'MABA, T. O. BAILEY,

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Main and Sixth Streets, (when the Jkhe mfjantime

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Oystebs at (JsOBatficMFroifii "$1 'after to day George Habermeyer -Cii [will be in receipt those large and, maiuificent Maltby Baltitnqre pystgraj Wbi^, they will sell tbe caa-or serve up customers at their4 Oj'fter ®Mt8urant oft!

Fourth .st^eet^ opposite^e. pdstolft.ce,^ 31-dtf.

The Wondeb of the 19th Centuby

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...One ofthe m«st importantJabcffiwi inventions of the iak'6 iia. raf«rriBg ta thee foot o£ its jooi^ple

chine,- appMcable1W all- the1 prrrposeff -f 8^%-/ ^BiiidabrfE as Indiepensibiain supplying all- the v« riied Necessities of the h'oasePpld iii,, tDat line, Wi|b»n the brief pjssio&o/ tip past tfighteen monthi, daiine-whiefc it' wi fifsi bir^igh} the^trcrlfc'thi'^^blji, we have received the mpst...8Uoatpnta|lj and Mtisfactory assaranoeatbat itg 'fiecu Utfrjayfriti miMfi af^t6geii'4re(,15 ing ful^.appraciated in .avery lntellig^i commanity. Benef its ^growing' popi laTity created a' fiamsind &otfiejljo great&c than it was only a few montn ago and this, too, without any

!of

Insertings,

tSOODS^OF

^e^^t S^OOK of the

rvii

:of'itsi

-saakoit JHorthy the attention

vt is nor?

jiiSt

"LOCAL Non CE

m—

•man -Ksammmmm ^KTTanger drDelay -But few diicasai require more attention thin Colds and

Wi fvk "Ire mtrta j^neraffy

How many (,erion«K\ihefi they |ake a cold, considrrit of noimFortaaw, and Ut it ran pn, without reflecting a membei that neglocted ooldi are frtqQeatly dangeions, and often reimlt inHtaeaioi'tnaitdiflhmlt to ^OAliaHinVlt^h Jtid prodocek a-tough, then coirift')iain.ln! the lido, feyer, diBcully in brtSfhlrife.^Wd 'ftaMly tsmli in Conabmptlon.— ITho |t«D a vilh the probability of a serious attack of Catarrh, Bronohitis, Ioflaenn, Inflammation o' tbo Lungs, to., when that efficient ^jttvlshtive, MISHLEB'S HERB tfWfURtf ean'be had at a momeilfH notice It wiW'roatore thl AckUafreensat ion which preceflHm'Rdd/preTent hoaraetaeM, check coughing, eipS IhW muoOuk githWred-tn the bronchia, and refc'a't"Wc&ftSf(rt!y that fell destroyer, Gonsnmptlon. 20!wlw

Barr's Pectoral Elixir. .u,if

the e: -j

traordihary. efforts constant^ naadffe other Companies to bring their, machines into, notice. With, this .em|riurtie ,-dU^I universal endorsement'on all hands, feel more than ever befd'rb, warranted Claiming for it unquestionable superiori over alljOthera as a Family Machine.-^-* The simplicity, ease and certainty wim which it operates, as well as the u^ifprn excellence o( its work, throughout the ey-f tire rang* of'sewing, In sfitching, beiytucking, ^'ding,''br^i3ihg, ming, felling, quilting, gathering and sewingion,' ovi seaming, embroidering"ott tbe edge, ajd its beautiful button l^ole and eyelet hqae work, place it unquestionably Jut in ad* vance of any other similar invention pt the age. P. W. 1 jll d3w North 3dstBeel.j

,.UK AUT| »ec^ 7, 1868 in ipy iamll *sPectoral Elixir," I

Artet t»Tlptt th'o«4uBhly((tMted tested in my lemlly and in my"own case, Parr's Tec toral Elixir," 1 takdjiy^tifcptf* Jji'r'aidlng lny UiSmon^ tc

the many encomiums which othets bare deservedly lttTi«hrd aijon ii.j II irhainfer tends to relief* human BuatHkg-is a %eb«raetlotlTv tlMr,,cet*ta:aly ectiira^ initk'" worthy of all praise, from eertonal xperience and acquaintance, recommrniTbotyM. STbd- tlie Proprietor a perfectly rellabl\

We can, fr

litw ADViRf^iEltM E NTS. Jf .,

Bo net regain tfee KiteneMeat of Socletita

niing a much smaller needle for the same thread, than aay other jnachlae^ and by ths intrcdne--ichicery. we are now able to (apply the ver beet machinery in

t%e^MjTa«kfii^rto'^i

fawls

Ine. and to the use of Seamstrcisea,

fiKIRTS, OLOAKS, MANTILLAS, Cloth^ig, Hat».'Ca^sf.{rfcit», Bo|ts, Shoe* Har neaffwuilas. On ail Qoo*. Umhwllas, Paratolsv kc. They wotji equally well upon silk, linen, weolen and cotton goods, with silk, cotton or

rival, and paanot be nipassed—a Hammer, Feller, Braider, Qallter and Guide go with each Family Maphlne, free of charge.

Don't &i) to call aad dicaw* for

v&rsk gtnt§.

4*'*

Whelesale Grocers.

"Similia Similibua Curanter."

we will be pleased to attend all who may noed nur profe«8lo»|l *iy|'^re». 'dPFiOX, 39 JfAIN ETSSET,. between 6th and 6th Itreets, Hudson's China Store. APPI.£Br WATEBS ja26dl%,

J. YOtFN&v ,r

J: J.lW.a. I -Ui? •a tyyfri)

1^ ,l?5-. .Mi 6U .itetll i«ut PHYSl&iA ZTetnii GE O N: v-tfO .O'v'. It V.' .. OFlPICE—West Side Public Square,!

CFormeriy oWrtpW^by DK Curtis.) t': it i' 1 1 Calls attend^ ^ojUgbt,apd day. Besldeooe at Kational Horn jaZSdtf 7K3T

HOTEL,

CORNER $IN'TB"$ CHERRY STS. ,^)pjpoalte Eastern Market H911M. HaTiDg a Urge W^goo YarLattach«d, will en* able m«b W^«e»al *atWirttWn't4 »be trar eling public. .JwtiS D. W. SAN KIN. lsalisICifutc^

PRAIRIE

"'CITY PLANING &

CLIFT & WILLIAMS, .BftKSK Murtmbtmt or

Sash,

Doors, Blinds,

Window and Door Frames, HouldlRgr Brackets, Stair Ballings,

14« 0 IT'S jr

Newell Posts. Florlng and Siding,

Ap.4 all descrjptjom of Finished Lumber.

lfltolesckiFund Jfattail Peafers

PINE X»UMBER, Lath' and Shingles, Slate Roofing, ... Cement Roofing, M9Qmc Roofing Felt. Custom JLawing,' Planing and

Wood Turning

DONE to ORDER. AHi^Wfrrk Warranted! QC&lflflJ'bf Nihth ami Mulberry Sir.

km.

HOWifi SB WING MA .CHJ^ES

pj£

r'^.n.jK RENOWNED.,)

iriiwatri^'fdr daiof 'tbe' 'wirk,

...

wiif

ROOM

eutOnia Hotel, W.lAui 7tk, 8ts„ SAUTE, WD. it Sables %ltk PutLAM's

ProP'R.

fopper DittOied Bombpu and Bye^^ipky

told at the Bar, 'akd no other.

'Id at th

^y.the gallon,

(qa^rt

and,p}nt

SGEQOLBOOKS,

UT|^# ir'A r^B»

JaSldlf

JI U.u'

•3.HI ,&T0AH SLBfUSfM

^-4

fca.

Jst~'

MEMLADVEBIiia 1ENTS

dous T:

8 I Utraction for

GKJttDS

0. A,"BlfOOWlE,

Pastor Asbof^W. Terre Haute, iwiw «l*r bo* a."- ---i 11 hi This iDTalaibli-'remedy7ir tbe mre of Golds, OyMjif. Crou^Har«ej^'«.«»o.Uma^nhtotn eland ioidbj jBB, QCLIOKA BEBBT, -i -. Druggists. ..gjTkf

•ifIOOt*T'

Bi.Kimi fcrwB'tti Unequalled for making light and ntrition« BlscaiU, Bolls, Buokwlieftt and other Griddle Cakes, ia. It requires ONLT TWO TEASPOOHWtTL FOB Jt QUART OF FLOUR Sold by -Orocers generally. At wholesale, 'in Terre' Haute, tiy 00** BOH, decl8dw3d»

ING TO THE CORNER OF

Building ia completed,) we shall ia make the

ail

CASH STORE'

itsi -iafi

|3»ii ««r I

••i. Ms.--vd -r.s .C

f:c

«. unt Vt

AND SAVE MOVING

call special attention to, tha

,9 '*pjf ?1 Ww ••b*i Tft

/DEPARTMENT,

oKncri prices of

Jaconets, Skirting Cam-

1 an s, -Nainsooks, 9 ?.J j'vtt Jaconet and Lincii Thread Lacrs and Laec

if •. iiiifdlljis

ALL KIN DS.

.above Goods in tbe,(City at ^bo

1 6 s.

!KaaM**#*

of PROMPT 'inspection.-9

W. S. BICE A €4K

I O N A A N MANOFAOXiiliY, AND O S O

FRAIE BRO Manufacturers 9T all Winds vl

O A O E 8

BREAD and

OAKEB.

PRETZELS,

Jt ,irM, and Dealers lo &

O I i.S»

On ?Lafe)(6tte4t'.. between Oimcl *,4 DspuC' S3 l.-t R. 3 «C A. TJ1' 33-,

Orders Mt at H. Katz«nbaeh's 6(or*, Ualp Street, oc 4th "street, wttl be promptly attraded to. .* '"i" ja2'1dtf .•

1'iU r«

TiyCILlTARY CLAIMS^.CARD lfX FOB 1869. orat

BAVID Si DASALDSOSr"

and, Clabn

Office—Farringt^n Btoek, N. K- Comer Public Sguart, vl

Up'SrAiiB,.

»en

VBKBE HAUIS, IKO. .--c.-.-. »wo

Pension Claim* TrosGcwted, rears of Pay JPronired, BOUNTY MONET COLLEOTBR-

DEEDS JBXEVU&EJP, Vouch#*,Made, cut anil Petition JfhMlVraUm frm An^TefuiUn Agency ThijfyFStaUi,^ ,.v

FKOTKSTS land Warrants Awlgae4i Bougbtriaiia-Sold, .. aat Deftctlre A saiga meatsOorreotcd. -n

Mb. Daxjiuwon well understands fh« mode of adjusting and collecting aaj ctalma growing opt of the recent Bebellion, and far 1867 and 1S68, has collected and paid.over to the claimanta.more than Two Hundred Thousand Dollars ha* obtal ed three hundred Pension Oertl8cM», far womnded or Injured soldiers, widows,.mothers, and minor children, and seven hundred bounty checks for discharged privates. -J

Pensions, if now applied for -end granted, will, commenoe at the dato of tbe soldier's die«b*rgfl. No time should be loBt, as, this favorably provisIon terminates totally about .luce-1840,o a flvc years after the discharge. fi.

Arrears of. pension my .now fee- had ipc^alli ease* where the pension does not pomq)«net U«| dato of discharge, or deth of llio is»ldi«. ?L«tik at.your certificates and call, on me'. ic ,,

Bounty claims under tbe repent feWr Mti-rtf July 2Sth, 1S66, are now nearly all^etf.^, A ntw law for. the next and.last bounty,. m»yv.PTOaB». be paied this winter. If so, applicaUeniyaar ba made the coming Bpring or. Summer*.-.J till gWe notice when such law is pawed. %N».f oa«i*n» have yet been allowed for service in tha jra# «of 1812, ..

Ht Laod Warrants need be expected for ^ejrvico in the late war, and no further bounty, to xyeteran, who has had three or faurbnndred dojl^rs.

I have never lost a good claim where Ihe prty pennittedme to manage It hi my- own- way.have lost two valid claims on account of such interference

BWBeferto Merobantt, Sinters an 1 Citizens generally, and to any one of Ihe thousand whose claims have beon obtained by me*. j»9dwtf, .-- P. a. DAN^l^)§qN

TWEI.VK

PICTOBIAI, PAESBNTjft!

A Firat-Claw Illnrtrated Family -lSagazi|M, with Pbyiiognomy,Phrt nolrgy, Kth^olcgy ^Pliys iology, and Pajchojogy, adapted to jill whg read, ia Taa Xllust&AXED PnaKNoi.coia*L JocawAi., .monthly, at S3 ayear cr inolu a of tei^ at^fZeach. Maw Volume. January Double .NomNr now ready ,30 cents. Addrrs| S, B. WELLS. No. 389 Broadway. New Yo k. "A rich stertbousi of instmction and entertainmment." A'. F. Tribune, "it dealt With all questions effecting the good of ciety."—Eve. Put "One of th p1e*»ant -st and most readable1 maaszltes that comet to thl« Ohror.icU. "If uoght to have a place in every family."—Trent.n Monitor. "No other journal in Amerlcu ln.jiars in hoe year »p much valuab lofofmatlbM at Ith, »pl' iA ojber. toacfi-e mnn owoll to Uuow hfai»nlf.' Xach sin«le numb Is wnrth tbe .mite iftmbont oi a year's (Ubscrlptiofl.—Ttlegrtpk ^Agaftti waited. Seo •ur Ifow Premiciv l£:ta I 4^tw2,U

J)lSSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore ex^sti»gvba w«cn Linus A. Burnett and Frrd. A. Uj »fii tiiie day dissolved by mnlnai content. Kither rnrly will sign in liquidation. IINUS A. BURNKTT,

CABLET HOUSE—W. B. LALansxu. Pro.'r. 10-d3m

gOMETHING NEW iu a*.:.

KBT OHPUK3 MADS TO OBDB&. J»BJT ), Oerman sliver. Chu:k, marked with the owuet's nam-, to be fastened to a bunch of keys, carried tmiie pwfcet. ¥heae key checks may also lie attache to Valises, Tronks and other articles. They are very neat and nse

lettered. The pi(ce of a Check forty nt and will b* sent by ma(l oa ticHptof pflre I also haTa a nice art-ale of Steel Key Rlfgs and Uhilns. Any of ihe abtv.artkips (an had by calling at my Orocery Btore, on tho cor ner of Fourth -and Lafayette etreet*rW by drop pin? a line in-the Post Office. jal4d3m„ _. WM. BAJkKZA, v.-

J^ERCflAN^S, of HARTFORD

This old and reliable Coippnuy la n« repf«. sepied jn this city by^tJ

tu :,-ic

pHAGEB dc Wckjjsn

OFFIOI AT DOWLINO HALL. ti+zjimmi

Those rertons holding PoIir» of Insurance in thla U'impany. are reqa«a«d tt^ill fnr t|f«ir Rtnevah at tht) Office.

Jju&tne^f MvtrpectfuUy solicited, and I^Hctea will be'issaed on as good terms as any other, first-class Company. f--a, MeKEKjr,

JaSM^mt A««aw.. -w T***- rrwxjjfr.-s' «*«. -w«

-j a":

-en$&£t'l a*i mjsv-

•A^««NW %ANTED^-$75 to •£\. f200 p« month I Or a Oommiulon from which twlcs that amonnt ema ba m«d« hj mIIIbk the L&t«r^ Improved 0«mmon Sei«« family Sewing Machine Pwci $18, CO. For areaUra and Terms, addrets 6. BOW1KS 4 CO.. d*-dw3m SaOS. 3d St., Philadelphia, Pa.

WAJNTBP,— SCRAP IRONOno hotdi ed tom of Scrap Iron wanted *vsms KSRf ^UHWSo

FOR RENT.

FOR

HBNT.—Tho-Farm of tbe

lata W. t). W'ood, flie ailej'east, on'tM Watlonir Read, eeatatainR abont SO) acret ot food—1EO »Bdar cnltira'lon, the remainder In p«#tiir». Two-story frame hoaM—ton roomi— two liarcs and one large hog 'bed. Inquire of

C. FAIRBANKS,

fWlf At the Terra Qante Home. v. L-RENT-NICE

BOOMS—

Fataily. with

UMlt

Jorji Fataily, wtthoot chQdrai. ^Ioqntfg ti a'n i$#) 17d^T-

ot PB. f«MCK, 2d etreM.

FOR SALE..

SALE.—^House and Lot on Tpntli »trtot, btft'woen Sagle and Mulberry, rte Hoi'te is a focxt ono^tory frame. In goad eftaSittoo.' Will lie sold wrj low. Kr.qaire on the pr«»i«f. HERMAN ACNOLD. lsdlw

"t?6R SALE.—Wishing to en£ JL in hor bo9in(S, wa will sell our Qf»uCEIIT 'STASR -aad BOAHDrNO XIOOdK VUBMITDKK .very reas^catle. Any peisou wishing to engngalntrns hnsni»#, can An a good Bite ly calling at NOtiRTS' Wagon Yard, on North Third street. 8dtf

"DOR SALE.—The vftluablo BusiJL, nrM Staud, ailuafod on the aoatheMt corner of.h an Ma)n stree*, Th® proparfy oonftttltffof t*otot?, fvontracb, a two*sto*y bl boilditg/well, c'stero, titblo, afid all nqoiaite iiuprov»n«ni«. Fortcrnss, eoqolr«on tbe premixe*. lM3w

T?ARM TO TRADE FOR CATJL TLK OJ^ H0KSES-—Eighty acres of Land

land will ho exchanged for Horses or Cattle, of sold lo' for oasb. Call on W. L. 'HODDT, at the Dinly Kxprdafe Offlce.^"

SALE-—A Pino two-story Frame Bw^llfng Honge—elfiht rooaas, gaa, slate roof, two ci«tern.i and wall, stable, oarriaga house, and good fruit. "Lot ISO feat front 'bjf SCO feet deep. Will be sold ebe«t. Apply to i' rtfldtf P. M. DOWnO.IT.

CHDR SALE—Or Exchange for JL Oity Property, 10 acres of ground mllaa Kast of tbe city, with a good brlcc house ot eight rooms, co l*r. well, cistern, stable, shads, oarrl-age-hotue, ffr»t ra orchard of applaa, paata, peaoliw*, plnmi, cherrln, grapes, and, three aer« strawlx rriest ra^jiberi ies, 1 acre goosabarries and currants'—all boailng. Door yard mt with dvtffcrMris and flow*r».'" QnH at tha Oouaty Tmaaru's aflbpa, JaSdSm

SAVE

MONEY AND DRINK GOOD TEA.

JOSEPH STRONG, Ho. 1V0 Main Street, Terre Haute, Agent lot

EMPIRE TEA COMPANY

or Niw Teu.

Tbet-'anparalled sncotse c^ thls Oompanj ia owUu.to,^a.la9t that they., JMPURT their Teas direct ircm the producing dlstrfct/ 'of OhIBa aim Japan, and sell them at tetail,- through their Agehiaj atiofctga pricae. thus sivlng the immense profits ycu hava-Haid heretoforf. All goods warranted .to «ive satlsfaaUon,. or money lefaaded

PBIOB LIST.

Oolong (BluckV'. J.BO 901,00 best I ,S0 per A Yonng U)SOn (Gr»ip) 901,00, 1,25" 1,80 Mlitd Wr. &, $Uck„.....80 »0. 1,00" l,*0 Imp9r »l (grtua).90 1,00,1 S3 1,80 Japan (natural leaf... .901,00,1,10 1,25 OunpowdorlQ oen). .1.1.00 1.35 1,60 Eng. Breakfast (Blk) 1,00, 1,10 1,93

Kmpire Company's celebrated brands Long Arm and Tong How Chops of Black Tea, with Oreeif Tea flavor—highly- reoommaeiUd—S,2S. der,18dly

.GROCEB nf—AND ..

PROVISION STORE!

-vt ,!'rs»r ni ••. Wi

-«Esrv t- VSuifi

D. O O X,

DEARCB IK

Groceries and Provlsionti^

Jfo.»itastreet^oBe teorsoath ortke PoatOBrti ati Terre-Hauto, Indiana.* *, & »i«:-

"ftfen3* and the prtbliofeeeerolly, "flo^-l* dff of charfre.'-,

rrsr

VRKU. Ai EOSS.j UncK

^farre Haute, ^ac, 1,18t9rldlm

OOD! WOOD WOOD U« IJW Two hnndrfdcoriU- efatasoned Cord Wpoi for sale by J. A. Bhoads. All orders left at tne "Karly Bouse," West M*ia street,- promptly filled.

PrevMon stsefc. af

i&W Ur8h krtlcle* B«tt*We for «v»ry dear ^ri ffjhiHleK tO'which he calls tlie attention of I ftn9iranltfce pHbllo'teeserally, 'f^ls dfrfticT.d to any pirt of tbe ottj» bree

UiEbest 'oafh price latdtbr fJoumriy Proieaa. Jy2dlK" '/,t

4,5

V. D. MOLLOT.

I' »T.. ti 1 j!i

MAKING."'"1"''

«r

10.

HEDGES

Has removed her Cloak and Dress Making estab-leshmeBfct^-Naytar'anew-bailduig, oa Ohio, be tween Fourth and fifth ^streets, where sbi will be pltaaed to meet all who desire the most perfect •work In tbisiline. ~Particular attention will be giren, ae-hereto--*»r»i,-to the ]at»-Bt stylet.

She most sklllfa*aaltetits liarebeen •agaoA, Wadding Ooatnmee, Sail and Party Drasaas, Ladies aad Children's Cloaks aad l^reasea maaofacturadiWah promptness and dispatch Ittf

A $5 N A 0( fulljrfp lent jut ta a»ff. Both Agent.

B0(W AGENTS WAHTill JW Hatthew llale Smith's New Book,

SUNSHINE AND SHADOW^

NEW

I Ii ii

york.

4 vo*K or iaxsanT, replete with Anocdoteo and Incidaqta oT Life lit the Qrcat Ustropolln. qedjhtftii ia Xdaya. ever pablisqed that aellitofapialy

.tftof

^JWfS5S?«l so jrapldly'.

Ton wUh to know how POrtnnee aramfde and ost in a day) how Shrewd Men are rulnod ln Vail Street bow *'0onatrymen" arp swindled by-8karp«i how. Minitiate aad Hsrcbants are Blackmailed how Dance Halls and Concert Saleona rare Kaaaged how Gambling Beoasa aod Lotfartee are roadaoted bow £toS Companies Orlgtnate aad how the Bnbblea Buret, (ead,th!s,!ruk. It tells you abont the mysteries fc,-aud ionMlas jSlogradhJcalBketohes

MlUipnalres, »ere bants, Ao.

Ahrg*

"2(Jpaget finely Uhutrated. The largest

commission given. Onr 32-page circular aad 96 Oreeaback snot Free oa appnottiea. For foil

Sarticulars

and tn rma, addrees the Publishers

B. BTTHH, & CO. Hartford Conn. dW8 X'

HATS AND CAPS.

YORK i»AT oKii

N i,.ioHepti

C. Yato^.-

jDt*P iN SStiKJPT OF r-r

S4i»i.V Hat* ofijul Ictudaj •aiuMojt*' tint* oi all uu. 1' Mieeti' Hate of all Irindf, A-dat aU^Sf^^f^

**4*

wm. flairmaio to order q% sbori aactoe. O^ira aa'd sa» TJUS VJLLjzJiT I LEtijfi'f?" IdS Afaln 8tra»l? -5?Tt* T-*t- Baoivlcf, •MMV'-' -teton tHt-J-

ERRORS OF YOUTH. Teun Men, tbe rxperieaceof years haa demonstrctadrtlA Itct that-reJSinc^ may he plaoed in the efflcs'y ef

DK.. BELVH, SPECIFIC "or tho »p*dy and permanent cure of semiDal

fee- Th»y a» boused1 without deteciicn or fntBrfevreew With bpsiaea* pnrrulu. Price o^o Cellar per box, or fqnrbo^aa /or thife ("pilars. If you csanot proenre'tbes} pills ec'ota ilwxowsy tn Bktah & Oo., 64 Oedar street, 8Mf lorkr*tut tbsjr will be sent by return mail. «ij| sraled. Private circulars tj gentlemen aent frsa on appDcailon. KneTose stamp, "^"s" aeel( df«d*Iy sg-^:sll

a»

ST0BA6E, Cd^MISSIOli A 0BAIR, ii 11

MHN liSSI. TOHN HANBY it CO, tf STOBA^S, OOVB^SIOS 4JTP

AMaao atim*j^§^T

A I N E A S 9 swat the Oakal Ba^k. T? ^n»K* HAOTS. IBtH'lve Mi

War*home on aaMwtf

A®i^»*»i*«ags

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-ffe.

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