Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 January 1869 — Page 4

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Morning) Jan. 27th,' 1W0.

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CITY NEWS.

¥_ MAPLE

MOLASSES

of this season's MAN

ufacture has ^already appeared in tkis market.

PLATED

!—The Indianapolis

says: j'The indications now are that projected railroad from here to ijerre Hante has played out."

COTijcttMKN.—Under the .change our.municipal lawsuit becomes necesiary to elect a fall board of coancilmen at the approaching city election.

STETXKB, the murderer,» has again been heard froml This time he was heaVijy ironed, and en-rHute for the Iowa penitentiary. There wUl, be little difficulty in ascertaining the^truth of this last tepprt.

THK velocipede business in the cojue .try -pfess js. a.greater-bore than- the lynx nuisancew last summer. —Ind. Mirror.

fThe

Indianapolis papers having '4un i. r. 'a it in the ground,"»o ^'country "pre«i may be pardoned in "boring" for, it.j ... .. I

QUB. ARNOLD, opposite the Post Office-^-who is always on time with the very latest dates of all the leading perlodi cats—places on our table

for February 6th. and other illustrated weeklies.

WATCH for the eclipBe of the moon this evening. The shadow of the earth be gins to fall op'het ladyship at ihirty-two minutes past seven. At 8:42 the gijei obscuration I will occur, at, which time nearly one-half of her disc will be veiltd

OITT AUDITOB.—Tbe

Journal Bugi

FINE'BEEF.—Francis

Steverson drove

past our office yesterday four very fine beef cattle, each two year old, whieh' he had'just purohased of Mr. Welch, on the Bloomington road, for four hundred doK lars. Mr. Steverson will kill one of th^e each Saturday, and serve up tbe beef at his meat shop near the lower-market

BDBBEBT.—On Sunday night Bartlett & Grundy's peddling wagon while stanjl. ksmith shpp notions,

was broken oped, and notions, pocket books, lead pencils, hair brushes, suspenders, etc., to tbe amount of twenty or twenty-five dollars abstracted. No clue as yet to the robbers. Bartlett & Grundy will give ten dollars for the detection bf the scamps.

ANOTHER FIRE!—Yesterday morning kbtfat one o'clock a Bmall house, the property of Mrs. Crum, on the, Indianapolis road, just outside tbe city limits, was destroyed by fire. It was occupied by M|s. Crum,' John MoOatfy, wife and cbiM, who barely esoaped with their lives, saving but little of their furniture or plotping. It is suppled to have been tie work of an incendiary. It was but 'a short distance from .the hQu?^ Monday afternooni,.

A VELOCIPEDE CLUB is talked of. Let it be organized by all means. *W& wait to see the fine points of the revolving Pegasus brought out fully by .the lively spirit of competition which such a club will induce. The velocipede requires neither oats, hay nor currying to brine him to good running condition but it does require some practice, and then we believ^^o be as safe as—aa-rrthe muji in a circus. It is perfectly subject to tbe bit, but*the bit must become perfectly Subject to the rider. Form your club, gentlemen let's see what can be done. «.»

VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT.— We are pleased to learn a company is being or* ganized for tbe purpose of buying up tbe vacaitt.lots on the Spinning Wheel corner, Md one or two adjacent lots, for the purpose of erecting a splendid bloek of fine stojoB fronting on Main street, with an Opera Hall above. We are informed more than sixty thousand dollars have alrea^, **»n subscribed. No more valuable investment could be made, nor one more gratifying to every well-wisher of the prosperity and enlargement of the attractions of our beautiful city.

DAN SHELBY'S MINSTRELS made* their first appearance at Dowlingv Ha&aad gave a most charming performance to 4 delighted audience. Dan Shelby is ait original wit and the life of-the company, leading the members' through the pleasing paths of music, wit, eentiment, farce and'burlesque peculiar to negro minltrelsy, while eaeh individual member of tbe company viee with ono another in making up a choice programme.. There is •charm of originality about the troupe that is quite refreshing it these days of •overdone and worn out minstrelsy. Tonight the company appears -for the taat ^ime in an ,entire change of programme, secure good .se^ta an early-attend.

4ll

be neeeisary, as the .perforpi--ening was a good job of ,ad-

MADE A.ND CIBCCLATID.—As there 'is a large amount of counterfeit money now in circulation, the 'following description of how the stuff is made and circulated, 'will not prove uninteresting:

gefts

see no necessity for creating such office, where proper and efficiont are selected for other, municipal offices It is something like., a flfth wheel to

COVTIBMKD.—The appointment by* Un Governor of J. M.' Oldott, John In Jr., and T. Nicholson as Trustees of tbe State Normal School, the former to act until December 2t, 1869, and the last two ufltH jDecember 20, 1871, was conflmcd by tho Senate, on Monday.

Almost all counterfeit engraving is done exclusively by hand, while much of tho genuine is executed with tbe finest and 'most costly machinery. I^ie Jlatter is necessarily much tbe most {perfect, and by experts easily told. In all* large bank-note engraving establishment there are many workmen, each one beis^1 engaged on some particular part on^ for the printed letters, another for the scrip, another for landscapes, and so on, eact perfect in bis individual part, while coun terfeit notes are engraved by one orltwo persons, and, therefore, are not as well done as the genuine. Generally, counterfeiters select, as a place for doing their work, a retreat M,&r from, large c} as pofeiblg, but farakf'ble |1» st»ti$| altytf arg}jpj suspicion, always hare abate other Dusiness with &

The man who dpes the engraving and painting rarely leaves home, but Ms

'sosubrzi

printed about the same as in any genuine 'establishment. Tbe traveling brother takes the.mpney^dqne up in packages of oa^tw$ J#ree aw^Mftoi&iii^^olllarB each, and goes off to large cities, where it is given to others, who sell it to tbe on#*, who do the passing. We almost forgfet to say. tbaLiheJjll% after being printed are dampened by rubbing over them sponge saturated with tobacco juice, djhu process takes away .their new appearance

The men who pass tbe stuff, generally start out in parties of three. The one who does tho passing, has a pocket-book

no passing,

well fil|^f witk^ni^ Mls i#'a largo deno'ofitfation, and mixed in with them is a angto of

fito

is verified by the receipt of a die-

jpatak-Xcnmitlie wanffltygfettaEngfoiTCffiate girl, dated.^t Opppgo, and inquiring as to her._jrher^Qnta-__-We- quote- from Journal?

water

eount«rfeit?. fie

aK&> l&fod^l<464 counterfeit, which :h folds up and tightly compresses into smaU 8^4in, of corn. This bR places on tbe mside]ofi his left ban^^Q Ahf ^joint of the little ^finger riext^jaOD&V'*™)

closing the finger, so that the bill cannot W wen^nfl, ^c|^f being arrested, B6 dan r&aauy throw this bill away with^ out being detected.

The second man remains two squares behind the fijst.,o^eH and has in his possession only about a dozen bills, which bt supplies when wantod to the "shover." The third party, who is styled "the bank,"

er»Shn.fiX£,^ & ment of. tbe concern. These men haVe their signs, tokens of recognition, &c.,

which they can commune with eacb- oth» erat a longf^st^^JiFe^inltinee,^if the middle man has reason to belieye that the "shover" is watched, he carrier his handkerchief in bis lelt hand. If tbe ft ^f^ppiy.^the^tuffi he crosses over tbe,street, a.sign that the1 other Ho"'foflo^,u'afid^by' pre-arrange-'ine'n't tfitey meet ^at some unfrequented place, whero a new supply is given. 'Most of the money is passed in small shops, where it is reasonable to suppose' that the persons wero not very good fudges of currency. Three men thiis .working together manage to get rid jjf about $500 in a day of bills, and of about $50 per day when at work with the frap tional currency.

STBANOE ADVENTURE OF A YOUNQ LADT.—The following strange story .of suffering which appoared in yesterday's Journal,

yard, at 26dlw TUILL. Buxkr & Co-ta.

.Tmrti, & CO. h^ve a large stock of Dry Goods and propose to rash trade for a month to come. A good chance for bargains, at the old stand,

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CHEAP

About ten days ago, a young lady wks found wandering about in Ottor Crew township in a craz&d state of mind, vefy thinly clad and apparently enduririg great mental and physical suffering. Hir singular conduct and the fact that she appeared to havo no place of habitation attracted the attention of tbe people, arid she was finally taken charge of by tije, township trustee who sent her to the po4r asylum. When tbe poor cieature we lit to that institution sfie was a raving lunatic, and her physical condition was terrible, having had both her feet so badly frozen that she was unable to stand and it was feared that amputation would be found necessary to save her lib.

The officers of the asylum have givefa the unfortunate'every attention, and with in the last four or five days she has near! regained her proper mind, and is no able to tell her sad story.

Her name is Pamelia Robinson.

is about 22 years of age, and is from OsTOgdpNe^ York, where her parents reside, her father being an old gentlema of wealth and prominence in that locality The young lady is prepossessing in appearance, highly educated, and of modest deportment. She says she left ber father's home in New York with the intention of visiting a married sister living^ii Parke county, jbeft Ackv^llef From soqjfo rea8oa,J t'or Whl?h %e dbes hot *tc count, she lost ber reason on arriving at this point, and she has no memory of events from the time she reached the depot ttntn|a|Bw3aysslncfe^ f*

In one of her (tresses, found woods in Otter Creek townshj pocket book cofltfioiSg money and a €nook drafcn by Her on an Oawego bank for $400. In tba pocket of thp d^ess^was also found a rail road check f^he»tiiggagedana har trufck was found ai4i«%lpo^)S8t'Satibday. It was well filled with a nice wardrobe, which corroborates tha atatemeot of be^ condition in life." \,

The friends of the young Iady*fn Parkq county have been written to, and thejt will doubtless be s^ifc jurying tathe atd and rescue of thefr unfortunate relative, who has so narrowly escaped a horriola

death. In tfcambfcfttime she will receive ever attention from tbe kind and bu* managers of the Asylum. ink

WANTED.—To borrow $500 or $60jty for one year, on real estate security worth $2,000. Will pay a good rate of interes For further information apply at thi office. 27-d3t

LADIES.—Dr. Price's Cream Baking' Powders obviates the necessity for using1 milk, for elegant biscuits are made when this Powder is tmd with .water. Bee idee it saves shortening. Try it and see how decidedly superior are: its productions to soda and saleratus. 27d3t

THE Ladies of the Second Presbyterta* Church (cor. 5th and Obio streets)) give an Oyster Supper for the benefit of tbe Church, on Thursday evening next— Admittance free.*" i"X. tf

I NTIglBLE

MKBCHAKT'TAILOBIHQ.—^I

WANTED.—Every lady in Terre Hai ita to know they can have a new How9 Scjw' ing Machine on trial free,

Jan. 23,18G9. dlOt.

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OYSTER SUPPER—Oh Thursday evening at. the Second Preabyterian Church poroerlof Ohio and flAh streetB,'given by the ladies, for thv benefit of thq Church. Thg public are invited. Ad. mission free. dlt

Hair Pin? and invisible

Hair Nets at 26dlw

TUELL, RIPLEY &CO.J*

KNOW.—The

eele-

*£)ISTISGUI6HED A EXIT AL—Of the brited miiikial prdddcti6n, (3^Jtrtn Jinks, a large supply has jost been received at Kl*nert tRlac*«f Jfb^L 6^1 it a becoming circulation. d2t

PIAJTOS FOB BINT.—Several inatru'me«U jira now in Btrtre to be ridded on favorablQ^torms, at. Kissuer's Palaoa of Musia iv ,T

making suits (Hfeaper than any Merchant Tailaf:can selhyoit at cost the best goods furntthed. Call and see for yourself, rver Skxtbn & Walmsley's Dry Goods stor*. ,jJ6.d2w IJ .JOJHN BABNIKL*.

black t-k

I A1*£CA*TDBJE KIDS, colors

Covoureehr Kida, black and fancy Colors. Danton Kids, Black and fancy colors.

Choice qualities Kids, white and color»t ^aSp-i-* at Tuell, Bip25 dlw

"OHliy^uiTB.—If you want a^kieap suit fcJtll over Sixton & Walmsley's dry goods store.,, A fit warranted or no si le fffrfpwj & Pa»HIW««

by leaving their orders at the office, No. 18, North 4th-stroet. Full salt of in tions given free. Leave you-Order er you want to purchase or not no trouble but a pleasure to us to have you try the Machines.

CARTER &rH

JUST BHCEIVED3 a large Faucy Goods, at D. Miller's. a

FRESH

SMOKED SALMON and Hallbl

at D.. Mifler!s.. 23-4iqt

A NEW and large stock of Cannj Fruits, just received, at D. Miller's. d23-10t iOJ

LOAF

SUGAR Syrup, Silver Drip, Golc

en and Chester Syruptj irlways offlflt at D. Miller's. 23-dlQt ^UOH 'I

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NOTICE D. Miller's this morning's paper.

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advertisement in 23-dlOt

MiLLBB'S^GrOCEKY ^ND BAV-fRdN STAND.—The undersigned takes pleasure io ^Hn(5unciDg to his frieridsi and isustomers that he has moved his Grocery anjd Provision Stand, into his ^legant pew store house, on tbe corner of Fouiwand Eagle streets, and that jbe^has open^d q|e of The largest and best assortments ^)f pure fresh Groceries and Provisions to lje (pun£ in the city. With a desire to pleafe and accommodate my old customers ai^d the public generally., !. sp^,a ca^l' |o my new establishment.^ iu!* ,5?ai 'OOj'T DANiEL MrpL*^.

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3u your Sewing ^Maobines .••pi.dtt

FIFTT DOZEN Kid Gloves, just nceif ed. Call on Biddle for your Kid Glovei 21 dtf]

UNDERWEAS,'50, Riddle's. i| ...

^OSE,, 10, 12J, 15,. 26 BP to, $10®/ "»l Bible's. [il.dtf

OTOTIRTAWRIFOXIM I OTDTTA*s WRING

xasll ii

io^eyl ttfeth^f1 Wrifgis1'^ Little Grant Clothes Wiringers. 'v' Sherman Clotbas Wringers, For sale at CORY & MANCOURT'#-21-dtf

WE do not propose to sell for a song^ but we will soli at cost, all seasonable C. WITTIQ k.

gplbcl

170 Main street, Demin jll-dtf

I HAVE BEMOV*D my goods tempore rily, over M. Goodman's Store, thref d^ofs east of my old st^id. fAJlTthosa who find themselves indebted, will pleasa call and-'settle^immefliailely. 12dtf *4* M. A. RAR^DANT

WEISZ keeps tbe finest and "best fitting Corset made. 16-dwlf

MERCHANT

TAILORING —I would say

to tho public that I am prepared to make suits cheaper than any Merchant £*ailor, in this'Cft^,' as my Expenses in keeping shop are very low. I will therefore Make fine suit for $28, a line blagfc cloth Coat #22, Overcoats$25 paptsapi veet tofuft. Call over Baxton & Walmsley's Pry Goods Store, No. Ill, 3{ain street.

T.COTHB, Cutter. jl2-d4w

GOTD QUALITY of Shirts and Drawers can be.had for 50 and 60 ceptfl^ al C. Wiitig & Co's, 170 Main street, Deming Block jll-dtf

A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFICIENT If you want bargains in Ladies' Furs, go tq Q. Wittig & Co's., 170 Main street, Dez&ing jB\ook, they sell at cost, jll-dtf -rt rrr-

WOOLEN HOODS at 10 cento, £5 cents and1 50 cent?, at'C. Wittig js Co's., 170 Main street, Ifeming Block. jll-dtf

IF you want bargains in Winter Goods, go to C. Wittig & Vo%

Deming Block they sell winter gioods at exact cost. jll-dtf

JL.SWEET SPICED PICKLE—Something new at C, I. Bipley's. dtf

^VLL PBOTITS AND QUICK SALES Luther *Ssts£y keeps a nice and well selected stock ot

i4oerlo8

.nd Produdt

for sale at his opposite M» Postoffice. Call and see for '-•"•ehrea. The new year baa roiled in, now if yjU roll in with it we wfll have a good ita*

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cheapest place to bay Skirts

and Corsets, is at Weisa's Factory, |l|^ South 4th street. 16-dwjf jl

CLOTHING AND

5th and,Wabash*, 26dw2w

PIICE

NOTICE.—A valuable improvement in Blectro Plating Spoons and Forks, by which those parts most exposed to wear receive an extra coat of silver, tire®-} times ^the usual thickness, vie On jtbe back of tbe handle, heel of tbe bowl and points of bowls of spoons, back of tbe handlo, and breasts and pointB of tines of forks. Tbe improvement is of the celebrated Sogers Bros., and tbe goods are for sale at S. B. Freeman's, 161 Main 23dwtf

street, new corner ^6^ ORANGES and Lemons at Sage' dtf

and fancy dt* I

colore.

C. I. Xittiir sMrir ftdriWleri Sardine^ [25,dtf

Fa«^ CITRON, ^feaAin? and currants at Sage's. [19-dtf

IsrMr ifri* OF at 149 Main street. dtf

XJcJ 'Wri|h/8 Extra Large Oysters

Bourbon. Fif «9IlSiii|d and cuhnarjr purposes these fine old liquors cannot be'l excelled. BABB, GULICK & BERRY, 22dtf DruggisW.

BOOTS

removed 38#**

iowflfeio

75,95, 1 25, 1 50, 4t ...

C. WITTIQ & CO»^J70 Ma&i 'i^treet, Deming Block, sell^all their Wiiiibr stock at extotfttiat. f-'-lui jll-dtf

cip-KMir,

,T [ILAOT SHOULD

GOODS AT Cobr I

•We propose to close out oar stock of^ Beady-made Clothing at cost with |tha view of going out of that line of business. Also, a line of low priced Cassimeres, Jeans and Satinets at cost or less. Examine our stock, buy of us and save money. GBOYIB & MILLER, 4,dwtf

or those 15dtf

V43

BUCKWHEAT,

Bye and Unbolted Fldur

at B. It. W«i*hH&tOp'a&

at C. I. Bipley'

supply 23-dlOb

15^

Preserved Lemon Pde), 2 5

Do TOtT) want Prpsrv^A Orange Peels? Call at C. I. Bipley's. [25,dt^

Wright & Co., 155 Main street. dtl

APPLE BurriB by tbe quart or galloil,

r«fT8%*l Confectionary and Toys at bage's,

FUBS.—The finest assortment, the lo' Wock,rtf to' S. L. STRAUS', dtf r- "149 Main street

MRS. BROWN offers a Buck-board for sale. For further particulars apply early to Mr. Elwell, at B. S. Cox & Son's, dtlf

BUY where you get the best quality and the most Hardware for your money Perhaps Austin, Shryer & Co. could make you see it. dtf

FOB THE finest Hoop Skirts, go to B. Weisz's Skirt Factory. 16-dwtf

BOTTLED BEFOBE THE WAB.—Apple Brandy, Peach Brandy, French Brandy, Wheat Whisky, Nlmrod Whisky, antl®| "1530" Port Wine. In addition to thp JahnTit TTT QSB the Maimniiil "OlifT

Doll has,

AND SHOES.—Jacob of BSjta^and Shoes to] old eaj" ?prner, ijlcfr ber will be pleased

see hia nltT"customers and as_ many with gK-4ili| be closed out at very low prices.

Country merchant^yisjbing.J up" with oddB and enfls^ iiL and I shoe line, will' MMfJUnp,'1 "i *1

VAFTF^TGLFCINOK AND NEW BNITTR^it^. FOB SALE

going to Europe tfris spriog I offer, my private residoncp^ep,tbe corner of Fourth and Poplar streets, for sale. The house

FTHAJF STERYI OFIFBR^IIIWITH I

an/1 nnnvenieat out buildiners. Tbe I **1

good and convenieBt out buildings. Tbe

same, wbich is new, including some ADO parlor furniture, I also offer for sale. I also tfish dl^erseastknowtaa tbemselves to be indat'V't" me to come forward, *ai once,

OYantKM AT .GEOBOE'B,—From, and after to day' George Habermeyer Co. will be in receipt, of those large and magnificent Sfaltby Baltimore Oysters, which they will sell by,the can or serve upjfoi oiritoniers af their Oyster Beataurattt On Fourth street, opposite the postoffice. 31-dtf.

THE WONDER

jO^e of

JOHN BARNIJCLE.

the most important labor-saving

jnventjopa of jtbe ag&a»-w 0 take pleasure in reterring to tfie and remarkable suceess chine, applicable to all tha purposes

on jtth'street, selli -gj cost, neither dpea 4e^*lSi"oif to cloan out il^ Chri*m«i/biit sella p«y 'ana la ifre city a five lot of

as iodispeaaible in supplying all tbe va FamiiF Mopiias. of ci»aJgo. JT7 rfed necessities bf tfce,bbasehoJd In thlt te iTnd' line. Within the brief period of the past 27dsm CABTEB A HEUFEGF

eighteen months, during whieh it was first broogbt to tbe notice of tbe public, we have received the most substantial! and satisfactory assurances that its ptcu-1 'SxmUxa Smhimt CurAMer.

larity has created a demand now tenfold Iy111*

J'*wy *''d

^OWAHbr Christmas, jost t6 be sold at very l«*ir flgfarei r'alljuid cpm«d22

p«ra his prt&s betore prfr^sfc*n^"

GOLD AND I note, selling off at oo^. ,eb*igingiUiJ saale of boaraeM and" givlbg customers a

benefit The present entire stock of jewelry, silver-ware and fancy goods be offered at EVEN COST from thia ds

watches, ill ate

till the first of January. The largest ind ricbtitlMsirUlteilXn Atefcfty, at

JOHN B. FBE*MA*'FC

5WarTen3^

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FLCPBOTBD1 ^ANTAJSCOPIC SPKRACTETF. —At 161 Main street, I have a large as•IHIWWI iA

rawS—uupli nymiUnlmr and

Spencer's Patent Nose Glasses, in Gild, Silver, Steel, Plated and Bubber Frames. Also the purest JPeriscopic LanSes^ for (filling old frames, 'and canJsuit evefj eye thai^ to^^efitt^ by-.qpectacJes^ at the sign of ^f atch ^and Spectacles, npar it. the corner of 6ih stree' '"A Si ipiiff

LOCAL NOTICE^

dlono.toUw, laws of health

matt

be ineTittbly

foil owed bytb* penalty nstnre baa iaipote*. Ig. noracce ifspecttag thus laws Is co extsnslTe VUklkilsiiiirtc^ kwci, thtiainrniiMT*. lenoa of 4iuasr, tickacw an4 pre«n»t»ra*leath Sdience aod deni £are brought ^Apwledge thspn«daa cbaractar of dlfocMt eatf B, aid enabled as to treat theta, with Brorf or 1MS success, according to clrcamstsnces. Bat in the jthole.cattery & —diotoaa Or -Mstsdiis, nA* qaestionably the greatest aatistant of natanW|' MISHLKR'3 HEBB BITTKB8, because it ndrt^ mis.whan takaalodae 4i«e.- ASfcataranl a ohitiLloafi asd pratftloe ls^ eaoagb, rnad.lfttiS'Bmeiscls given wh»« tbe sysspfods of a'Appear, a radical .i^e OS be.rSlied upon. Thia onr vxpatieace fer' the past eight years In tbe treatment, of diseases airiiing ftom'a disoidereit Stoirtcb,. JCidaeW' Bawds, Langs and Heart, with thia-popniar ^epiedy."—3fusisayrr o/ Heakk. dwlw ... •i

Bir^l Pldoid Sliilr.

•HI

TE«*1! PAwrs,'T58c,'"7,* !l

After bsi,flpg thoroughly tested, in my lankly and in sty own.ease, 'iBarr's Pectoral Klixir^'i 1 take great plessnr.^-In a'ddli^g .my testimoof tc the nij»ny enoo^iams. which oUieMhave dosarTegly UiishiinpsDlt. If whate»»r tends to rtlieye human snffering is a bene

xperiecco

and acquaint

ance, recomairnd both it. and the Proprietor is pencil) rwiiBtr"—tr. P|s»^A#^ijf4«. Obatk.irecr«B

Tlili htyala^]^'

j'tor

"the oore of OoIdS,

Cough's, (froup, Moarseness, eitc is manufaotttei and sold ky 1ABB OTTMOK A BIBBTj dl2dwlm 'pruggistilj

Dooley's Baking- Powder.-^DOOLK BIKIKO PowBM is nnqnalle2 for

1 N S E

AND BRASS BAND, —AT—« 2

O I I A I

....... IL^.- —-LIKTJ. I# ULW IIIB STEK Tuesday Wednesday Even'

Jan» 26th and 27th.

Fourteen, ^ir|t-ClM8

A,P EJUlf EM£N ts.

A N S E

The Unimpeachable, Stump Orator Of. the Day sts -.-w, II/WABDSC^ 1 2ldir-- —i- i,t Agelrti

YALBNTINE'S BALL TO BE GLVFKBY THK 5

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SPEEB'S STAN.DABD WINE BIT TEB8 is highly recommended by physi cians for Dyspeptics, on account of itsi proffeni^ ntF^rfty.iin'd iwyeii. ©rand Atirj of the Bepobli ciouf fiavog. a aug!5-dw3m-a ±1.1 1 I pBiept' HAir^r

Monday Even'g, Feb. 15th, FOf THE

bf THE

i+1JV

J. O. CRAWFORD, V.

JAJIES 6'MABA,

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LEOP6£D G6*ODMAN.

NEW ADYERt^MENTS.

'BOttifi ^WING M'AOHlBTEiS

lid vol rtaalM the -jilmMCit #f SorlMiks or Fairs—tkey are

WORLD-RENOWNED-

•ftae^lMreeelebr^M

Y^E 19TH CENTURY. ,5

THE COMBINATION BUTTONHOLE ANP SEYPRO MACHINE.

tot

The/ are adapted to all kiads of Family SewiBjr, «nd ttf thi ase of-Seaaistrassea,' Drtsuauken, Tkilord, MkBp factnrers of Shirts, "Oollirt,

SKIRTS, CLOAKS, M|irriLJ,AS, Clothing, Hals, Cap, Corsets! Boots* Shoes, Har ness, Si(t^|e«, Llnea Qooda^ Umbrellas, varaiolrf, Ac. They work (qaally well npon silk, linen, a and cotton gools, with^sllk, 00tt»a t* t^Kal. Th|X wtlF^erTsru every speclnW jr, faking a beaatital and periect stitch on both sides of Ihe articles sewed.

AC, TL

The New Improre^ Psml'y Haphine isjrithont "ed—1

np cored

and canhot'

sewing. Henceforth it will be Regarded peirival, r9r7Bra1der QiU^ and p4ie go

i^ftl

excellence of its work, throughout the «atire r«ge of sewing, i» s^tcbing, hem- ^"ioa^' ming, foiling, tubking, doraing, braiding, yL4-» i''s qailtwgi g^ber{ng and sewing oa, oirerseaming, embroidering on tha edge, its beaotifal button liole and ayelet work, place it anqaestiooably far vance of any other similar inveoti

Twlfr

e«k

AGENTS,

t0 at,end

J..

greater than it waa onlj a few months ago and thia, toA, Wft,h6nt atoy bf the extraordinary efforts constant)* made bj otiher Companies to bring tbar maohfaes into notice. With this emph'itic ang universal endorsement on all bands, feel more than ever before, Warranted in claiming for it unquestionable superiority offer aJl others as a Family Machine.— The simplicity, eaM and cerljun^ .^iUi.( wht5B ft l^pwales, wSl a ^eTinifornf]

wh0 need

°"rj

I professional sarvi:es. orriCK, 39 MA1S 6TRKT, jf f| Mtween ith and 6i£ streets, or

Hudson's China

Storo. APPLKBT

WATERS:

ja8Wlja ,{. .'1\r, *.'*H

Yous^, a a won

BH¥SIClAlCO*lU18TT&GlCmr est (Msfaklie IqaaM, occ^.M Dr. Cartis.) tjl

OFFICE—W (Tenaarly

IV Dr. Cartis.

Callj attended to night aad day.

«IWers^

Basidanea j»2WKfat

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CORNER NlflTB $ CHERRY STS. Oapaslts Bs^«n iar|et Hpasn Havisga large Wae» attaehsd, urtll an« able aa to give general 4. Hlon to the tniT.ettng public. KANKIN. ruify

TO MOV

PREPitofORY

"Mahr ainl Sixth Streets, (whan the the meant|me

BUCKEYE,'

the center pf

IDJ£EA.fl^

.M w.'-TO MDtJC® STOCK

Jones' -Cambrlea,

^d^Dpaadlnsfrangs,

tiSb

GOODS OF sw to.. WTOOK of tbe

BiSSKU

O W S

-aaarkai^ejrorkhy tbe attentibo ••.*•...» .'.a» *K .- V.. y.K„

MILLS.

'^SiWJWirtoaaas or

Window

gtakJUilla«% v:v

A°d

factIon,

tj^snc»ta^ijy

"Barr's PestSSfSt ixtr1' worthy o^*Rprikl#. We can, from perional

Slate Cei

'MAI^igtJilht

ai^l nutritions .Biaeaits, Bolls, Baokwbeat otbetr Oriddl* Cakes, AC. ttre^ntreS ONIirlf

CARPENTERS and builders generally^^^1 T*A3POONS*UI. FOB A QUART OF ifcO for the best warranted Tools and Toledo' Sash and Doors see Austin, Shryer & Ct. dtf j]

8c Id by Qrosers generally. At whok»at*, ln Terre Haute, by C6x A SOH, j! dccl8dw3m Whclrs&la Ococers'.

AMUSEMENTS.

COMING !1

QOMING

JufH- DATf

WiVWfWtBt

Imlifftidf

CoKbNKiiSftvlDg, Fiaslav ani .Vood.TanilBgH vDONE to o^to^rR All Worti, Wanrarrteia! oCorner of. Ninth and Atsnoerry'fits

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BILLIARD ROOK

At the Teutonia Hotel, Nos. 174 aid lT«4fala ket. 6th aa* Ttti, Bts.', TERRE :iTA UTE, IND. With

SHELBY'S

or ihe finest Tables with PHILUI'S

PiTENT CtrSHIONS. SHAFFBB, PIOP'K. Pure Copper

DiWvHe^ Aonfbon and' Bye V7hlsky

•old at the.Bar, aa£i«oi

other.

Whisky sold by tha gallon, qnsrt and pint. jaMdly"'

SUOG^SSOB^I^BIF W. O'CONNELL, .34-

S O O O O S

jr E WfP A E.BS,

—'iSD—ir-

f&ICIV RES. .^sdAaa

Ja21dlw

IVo,. Street

SlAIQIXAHOilK

OOD i^OODil WOOD

Two Tiatfirfdcords

Seasoned Cord Wood

for tale by Jf.VAi Bhoadl. All orders left at the "Early House," West Main street, promptly filled.

EABLXt ^OU^K-W. B. IiAIJflHBAD, Pro,.'r. 10-d3m

UNION

BAK.BEV 6ANDT

^it^NUFACTOBY, AND O 6 E

FBAIfK HEIJIO BRO Msnirtaptnrejfs i)f (II kin^ii of

CBACKEiiS,

BREAD andCAKES, PBETZEI|K and-Dealers In f, •""Sii LafayottR #t., U-t»eao *i(4 pepot,

I A JPPUNA.

Orders .ft at N. Kata»ba!-|»'s Stori-, Main street, or 4th streat, will be promptly^aJttfjjdtd to. j»2Mtf

Twrir^t-O

WEI.TE PICTORIAL PRESENTS! ass litnrlrsted family Magazine, with rbysiognomy,PhrfBol gy, Bthnplogy.physr iolrgy, and Psjchology, adapted to all who read, is Taa IttuiraATin PHEINOT'OICIP JO( BHAL, monthly, at $3 a year (cr incln of ten, at 2 each. New Volume. January Dtnble Number now ready ,S0 oents. Address 8. B. WKLLS, No. 389 Broadway. Mew Tork. .. "A rich storehouse of Instruction and entertalnmment."

tfiloa the beft -Work,

uilng a much smaller needle for the same thread, than aiy other machine, and by the introdaetlon of the moat approTcd machinery, we are now sble to lupjply the very beet machinery in tbe world

N. Y. Tribune.

"It deals with

all qnestfonssifectlng the good of ciety."—Eve. Pott.",

"One of th plB^act'st and most readable magazines that'come 1 fo thti ifisae."—IT. OhrotneU.

"it ooght tohavea plae^in ever) fm-

ily."—TrenUn

Monitor.

"No other journal in

America imparts in »ne year «o mnoh vaiuab information .as this, and certainly no other teacftcs man »owoll to know himself. Each single uumb is wort)) tbe entire amonnt 01 a year's tubseVlptton.—Telegragk. JAgepts wanted. 8co eur New premium Lf^ts I dSt^rSt

jy|EBCHANT'S,pfHABT^^D

This old and reliable Company Is now rapraaented in this elty by

HAOEB A HeKEEI.

OFTICB AT DOWLINO BALL.

Those rernni holding Policies of Insurance in this tt mpany, ara rcqusated to oall for tbelr Sancab at this Office. ..

Business Respectfully solicited, and Policies will ba issued oa as good Terms as any other first-class Company.

HAGRB KeKESH,

JJISSOLUTfON. The partnership heretofore existiag between ns A. Burnett and Fred/ A. Bdks, Is thia day id by mati liquidation

Unusi dtsaolrsd by mutual cansaat. Either party will sign in" LI*F8 A ritiD. A.

BUBKltTT, 088.

Terre Haata, Jan. 1, lMMdla

ADVEfrt*?-" ME NTS 'OS *'TJ.II -It&q

ING TO THE CORNER OF -j Building is completed,) wo Icball in I .3 majco. tho |»i

CASH STORE rbl

attraction for

O O S

AND SAVE MOVING: i| call spfclal attention to" the. iwH.'j

DEPARTMENT,

down prices

and iP&dd 1

Jaconets, Skirting Cam1 1 a s, Nainsooks, jjpf r" **4

Jaconet andTiiien

Thread Lacfs and Lace Mb r» K»t1'

ULL KIN

JJIMTAKY OLAIMS-.OARD FOR 1869. HF*-1

DAVID S. MMimitir1 Unitary Attorney, Jfotary and Claim Agent, Recalarly AattortKM aatl iieeMsed. OfBde---Parrlngtpn Block,

N. E.,.Cornar Public Sguar*,

UP STUBS, FIRST Doea, J(A

•EEBHB JOAVTB, IHJ, *a Prosecuted, ArFrocured,

jPenribHClaims 1 ^Uri^JPdV -BOUNTY

...J: 1 "S Vouckert Made

"Any Ptnsitm Agencg

t»

the United Stattt.

irPROTK8TS

ISSURD,

warnats AssigBed/ Baii^kt 'Aaa-Sold, ant JWffcctlTe As8lK«*eBt8Corrected. I.:. I

M». DAMAXDSON .well underetands the mode ojf tdja ting end collecting an/ claims growing nut t.he recent Bobellion.Aivl f6r 1^67 and 1868, hak ^Ucct«I" and paid o*er .to the "claimants ipqre thaft^wo'Htrndrad Collars has ol tai ed. tfjree hundred i'ensl&n'Certtflcat^s, for woundfed' or'lnjnred ^ioldiert, wjduVs, "tdo|Jier8, and minor children, and Seven huodted Bonuij llvatfs. ifie4 for of the

and minor thfCkft for disrbarged p: fanaloni, if now appf commence at tho date

Wb time should be lott, as this favdrabla prorisl fya,tfetakin%tes totally about Jin e' 18^0, or at flfi yea?a after the dircharge.

Arrears of pension tn'y nbw b9 Jiad in all oasea where the penelcn does tiot cojpmence at the date«f discharge, or de.th of'me roldier. Look at your certificates and call

tin

'tne.

Bounty claims under tfc'o recent la*, act of July 23th, 1886, are now neatly all paid. Anew liw for the ritxt and last bouuty, m»y, perhipa, beps«ted this winter. Tf so, applications may be. made the coming Spring or Summer. I »ill glte notice when such law fs passed- No

nave yet bten allowed

coflons

I6r t'rvidf

1812.

in tho war of

Mo Land Warrants need be expected for setvlc^ in the late war, and no further b«iihty to Vjt, eran, who lias had three Or four hundred doll^r^

I have neter loit a good claim where the frty permitted me to managolt in my own way. I have lost two valid claixnB on account nf snch interferencs. aar*Boferto Herch&nt:, Bankers and, Cittzsns generally, and to any one of the th|\isand.:wboBe claims have been obtained by me.

Also, Hotel and Baggage Chocks furplfihei} on. short notice. Door Key Checks humboted auJ. lettered, 'Tha prico of a KeyCheck i« forty Crate, and will be sent by mail on recelptof piico.

I also have a nice artfpte of Steel K.ty l^iogs and Chains. Any of the above articles Cap had by calling at my Grocery Store, on the cor ner of Fourth and Lafayette streets, drc plni aline in the PostOfflte. jftl4d3m ftM. RANKIN.

BRYAN'S LIFE INVIG0RAT0K, OB LIFE REJUVENATING ELIXIK,

WOT all Derangemonta Of fhe UHtiart Or'gAt. It gives

Life, Health and Strength J* to all who uSa it and follow*-my directions, never fails to remove Nervous Debility, Impoten oy or want of Power, and all weakueiS arising from excesses or Indiscretion, taihltlng in loss of memory, unpleasant dreams, weak nerves, headache, nervous trembling, geaeral Utsltude, dimness of vision, fleshing of the akin, wbich, neglected, will surely lead to In'aalty or Coo tutuptlon. When tbe system Is ones afflcM, will not recover without help. It must be iuvig orated and strengthened, to enable tho tuffrrer fulfill the duties of life.

This medicine has bean hste-l for many years, and it is warranted a ccrtain ooas.no matter how bid the case may be. Ilnndreds of certificates can besh?W3. Price, one Dollar per bottle, or six bottles/or five Dollars.

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

If yjn cannot procure It send a statorreot of your case, and etolose the mfcney to BBIAS S CO.. fJltOodar Street, Yorli, and it will te sent jon. On receipt of Vive Dollars, a bottle nearly equal to sven small. wiltJ»» ™t toany MpraHotfcs In the 0ni'«t lIUliu, eh&rge* paid Private jJj-Wirs, seat on application. Racta. SUmf- de:19 loidwly

LAPfES,"^*11

OKB

WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED.—$75 to XX *200 per month! Or a Ooaamlsatoft ftnm wh»ch twice that amount can be made by Mll|Ba the Latwt lmproTfd Common Sense Family Sew-

P"C" ,,8n00^i°^JrOaW"«ndOOa

Terras, addreaa O. BOWKBS "dl-d#3m S20S. SdSt.,Phlladalpkial ia.

ANTED.— SCRAP IROK--One botdred tons it

.aitOSEW. a:

ja9dwtf D. S. DANALDSON

gOMETHING NEW

KKT CHBOKS MADK TO ORDER. A KEY CheoITU a small oval, German silvor Cheeky matked with the owner's nam to be fastened to a bunch of.kejs, ctiflled in the pocket. These key checks may also bo attache to Valises, Trunkn and other atticlos. Thej are very neat and useful.

If yon rojolre a rellnbl.^, remidf, ue the best I DB, HARTKY S rKHAI.K PILLS have no equal Th*y are sifo and Stfre iu ordir.a ry cases. pa|oa,

not-t.IB prn BOX.

Dr. Harvey's Golden fills, four degrees stronger they are intended for spe cial casts—ruoa rrvc DJLUM raa sax. Private circulars sant frea. Kncloae stamp. If cannot nrooqie the fills, eocltsa tha monoy and addreas BRYAN CQ fit Cedar Street, Hew York, and on receipt tbey wt I be sent veil seal ed b* return

Mi).

PERCENT, REDUCTION

jfatice io Knrehnnis, Btinker*, Bro ken, rublishera, Stationer*, Printera, CainpaalsB, Lawyers, Archl tects, Scbouli, ClergymeiT

Circulars, Pricts-Curreut. Letters, Qaotatlons, Catalogue, Music, or any Documents, or Draw lugs may be oblaiovd at tbe l1owiog fxtraord nary cheap prices: K)0copies, fac-slmiles, cf any docament or drawing. Ac., J2.10 60) copies, tfr,00 1(W» copies |8,00 atad JflO,tOO copies ti60. Or 60 p»r cent up the above prices may be saved by nsing Manaica's Pitui AmtoeaiPH fc PaiNTiKa PBKSS, for Offices, Pobilshrrt, liouers, Printers, Schools, eAnzpanies, Ac. eH'CJ: |80. A yonng boy ciip strtkeei? lUOopi*s, letter siae, per hoqr, of any doonmen', dra ing, tousle, With the greatest facility. Maurice'« I'ateot States El {hts are sold at moderate price*. Tub lie raperlments each Saturday.

V. AH kinds of Litbograohlc wore are done with the greatest cate, at the lowest rates MACBICC'S Patent Aulonrapblc aod LlthograpKIc Printing, Writing aad Bograviag Sstabiisb mant," 10 Korth Wil'iam St., Maw Yoaa. dec25deodly

^BCHITECT ft BUILDER.

J. A. YRYDAGH. PlaM, SpsdleatioM, SapeHataadaaea, aad DeItC Dnwings furnished for every desertptlosi of Buildings. "Omo*—fcoth east oorner th Mala aad Filth

Scrap Iron wan

at tho ¥ho»a'.x Foundry, eornar of 9th and Kaati stren'p. UcELFBESIl'A BABHABD ortlSdSm

FOR RENT.

T?OR RBNT,—-The Farm of tho .1 J11'

above Goods in the City

at the"'4'"'3 ,i... -tiexit, sit.

of BO fnspectiofi.w

W. SI. RT€£ A

CO.

Nation «l Road, eontalaioe about 303 in« Road, oontaluiog about 301 acres lanrt—ISODnftr ctrtttra'ion, ths remainder ia pastor*. T»o-storj frame hoase—ten roUaa— two baras and ou« large hog »hed. Xoauiro ot 0. FAIBBANSS, -3:

Ai tbe Tttrre Baate Hoaie.

T^OR RENT-NICE ROOMS— children. Iiranire lTdTt

FOR SALE.

TpOR SALE.—^Hoose and Lot-on A Tenth Urtrt,

between C«g|« aad Hulberrr

The HOMO tea coo* one-etory flrame'. ta

good"

Condition. Will batoM wry low. Irqaire on tbeptemises. HBRMAN ABMOLO. 18dlw

SALE.—W iehiug to engage in oiher basfnrei, we will g«|| our OBOCBBT 'STOBK ac-i BOAHDIKO HOUdl Ft7BNTTCHK vory reasjnable. Any person wishlcc to en?«se hi^Hs bn»'jn»«s, ca-i flnJ a good s^te by calling at NOBBIS' Wagon Yard, on ptrakt. •«,».- Mtf-

T?OR SALE.—The valnabfe BuaiJ- ntsa Stand, sitnatait on tbe southeast corner of I2 an-1 M»ln street, The uopsrty eonaists of Oo lots, 94 feet fiont each, a two-atoiy lirirk build lag, wall, clsiorn, stable, and all requisite impnwineals. For terms, eoqulnon tk* premisoa. lM3w

FARM TO TRADE EOR OATj- T^K OK HOK8E8-—Eighty acres ol Land sltuatrd In Crawford County, Missouri, well adapted to Steok raleinr. baring sareartrtafsof living water on location heel thy. The above Tjuid will be exchanged for Horses or Cattle, or Mia low fer oasb. Call o» "VT. h. HODDT, at the Daily Sz puses Oflloe.

XT OR SALE—A Fins' two-story

A FraaaeiPwrlllog*Donse—eltht roNM, gas, voi, two cistern* aad well, atabla, eanrlMte house. Knit guod fruit. Lot 180 feet front by SCO feet

slGdtf P. M. tiLT.

T?OR SALE--Or

COLLBOTBD,.

MOKBY

MXE$ vtbi)!,

Bzchauge for

JL City Property, TO acres Of ground l^milea JBast of tljeottj, with a good brie* hoaae at eight glooms, co

age-houre, ffrt ra°:e orchard of applee,, pears, lieachos, plnms, cherries, rrapes, aad, thiaa aeree :8trawtwrriw, ra^pberiies, 1 sore gaussbanlee *tjd ciixiauta—«il beating. Door yard.,sat with "Teiawens ana fiiw^rs. Call at tha County

TrAasor*»'B sffice. jaMta

gAVB MONET AND DRINE GOOD TBA. JOSEPH STRONG, Mo.' 1V0 Main StVeet, Terre Baufee Ag»ut foi E I E 4 O A I "v or lfsw Toak.

Tbe

uipanslled sttcoiSs

Bonuij

and ft anted, will soldier' ller'd d!schar'ge|

this Oosapany la ow-

Ing to,the bet that'thoy IMLSOBT theirTea% di™p roct I rem fhe producing distriots of China and jfapan, aod sell them at retail, through t^0lr Agents, at cargo piicas, thosaviag tha IBSUSDM ^proflts y« b^ve paid haretvfo^a. All goods warranted give satlsfastlon, or moae/ refunded'

PB10B LIST.

Oolong (Black). 80 901,00 best $1,20 per ft Yonng Hjson-(Gresn) 94 1,60, 1,35 1,80 Mixta (Gr. A BlfcOk 80 90.1,00" l,*0 •,« I Imp?rial (green).90 1,00,1 95 li®" '^4 Japan (oaturat leaf.... .90 1,00,1,10 1,95 j, Gnnpowder (G een)?...l,00 1 85 1,60 Hug. Breakfast (Bik) 1,00,1,10" 1,95

Empire Company's celebrated brands Loag Armand_Tng Mow Chapa of Black Tea, with Green Tea flavor—highly recommended—S',25. declSdly

GROOERV .—AifD— -. ..

n'v

PROVISION STORE I .(• -1!* tr.. *4 'I

»-»*!.• 4--i» ul. JF. J. MOLLOT, ... —-DEABCK IM Groceries and Provisions, No. 4ih 8trtet, oae door

it"' Terre-Haute. Indiana.

Tim undersigned ba^ Just opened at the above stand, a .1rflt-cTft*« Family Grocery aad Provision 8tor,.'wtth a largo and well siiietilad stock of new and frash artlolsa suitable for eMry day aae in families, to which be calls tbe attaattoa «f his friends and tbe public generally.

Gooil.i doli ror to aoy p»n of the SRy fraea of.charge. UUrlkMst caah prieeald for Oeuatry Frodaaa.

Jym« r. MOLLOT.

Hoaaes and Lotteries ara rondaoted: bow Stock Companies Originate aad how ibeBabblsa Burst, read this work. It tells you about the mysteries of New oik, and contains Blogrtdhieal Metehea' of its noted Miliionairsa, MerehantS,

Oehno Vol.

Aad at all prices.

and see

'-s'

RAILROAD AGENCY. I have moved ssy ofllee to MeKeen A Paddock's l|iU, where I would ba pleased to see my old MaiJs aad oa*toa es. ,Thnmgh receipts gi»ea an sklpmeff of pred4oe to all Eastern CKlsa, All Bai^acd RallVR Water rataa iu tern,

a fed t!d»e aa qolfck as and

compeilng iiaas. Grain la talk ufaiMnd ta Mew •sgiiad oast wtthAt tkails of on JAMU UL T«BKn, Agt. aarrtSdll

Soath of the Post Ofln,

JQRESS MAKING.' Mrs. If. E7BEJ)fiE8

Has removed her Cloak and Dress Makfng eaftSaMM^ leshment to Naylor's new building, oil Olio, between Fourth and Fifth .streets, where she be plcaaed to meet all who desire the saost perfsct work in this line.

Particular attention will be glvao, as heretofore, to the latest styles. The most skillfal aialetanta have been engaged, Wedding Costumes, Ball aad Party Dresses, Ladies ait&Chlldrea'e Cloaks and Presses mannlactured with promptness and dispatch jlStf

A S

S E N

Of full value

AO I£

I free

anf Book Agent.

BOOK A68HTS WAHTIII For Matthew Hale Snitli's Jfew Kook,

SUNSHINE AND SHADOW

IN 1V|KW YOl((«.

rwtth Aa, it Ha-

A WORK OP ABSOBBTne ntTa»nT,'i Pwtth

ITB»aar,'l of Life in the OM day, aneiktftdd and i&m-.k

eodotea and Incident of Life in the uraat tropolis. On# ^oWsdtHtO rrfrtom in IK «0i». oref poblrtqed that sells to rapidly. TTjl Ton wifh to know how Tortnnaa are made -AA? anl lost in a 4*JI bow Shrewd man are ra- ... inod ln Wall Street how "Conntrymen" are swindled by Shar|ers }tow ministers aad Ker. chants are Blacktsaile4 how Dance Hal|t aad: ik Concert Saloons are Haaagad bow Gambling |,

IS dh».

wotktr

sot

7 VO bod|f^

rtqed that sells to rapidly/*

As.

710

page* Vintif Jlkutrated.

The'

commission given. Our 33-page circular Greenback sent Vrea on applic»tlen. For A|ll s»partlcursra and tersss, address tbe Publishers f" J. B. BI7BB

dwa*

Dei9-deod wly

CO. Hartford Coon, I

HATS AND CAPS

rtfxyf

yon

i. 1

oMepb JUST IN

tato&B

CJ. a.tes*i«r BKUKIFT OF

HaU ol ftl» binds* I Uoys' Hat* of all kinds, (j#k. Misaoa' Mats of ail Mnd*, imt

Inf'nnts' Hat* of all lifl

a*M

Hats made to order oa short Sotlea.

THE FALL STSLBSt 149 Afain Street. Terra BMV,

ERRORS OF YOUTH. 1 Teung Men, the experience 0/ years has desaonStrated tbe fact that reliaaos may te placed la the oOcvf af .' i."#

DR. BELL'S SPECIFIC Bar the speedy ant* paraaaent care of saSSloal Weakness, tbe re,olt or Youthful ladiaoreUoo, which neglectrd, ruint the bappioes, aad nnflta tiaeafferar for ba si ness, social society, ar marriage. They can be used withoat dateetlsa la* terfereace with bntiness purtults. rtitfeone Dollar per bai, or four bales Io- Ihrae dollars. If yea eaanot procure thea* jdllsee^aa the wojoj to Bbtam A Co., OfjOedar str»«t, ss» Yferk, and tbey will be sent by raiara mail, well, •nled. Prirate circulars to gtatlemea seat applicatioa. Kncloae stamp. '4ecUd'ul«l| ,«i

MILLINE

Tl JILLINER^r^

Ilris. BVCKIMOHAH Has reapved fo tbe isprner of FoArft 4« OWe 8treeta,VberosVe1a«Krw opaalnga fall and cossplete stock of Vafl style Buaaets, Kibaaoa, fldw^ ers, Ac. DRSS8 MARIKft'hts'alSft M«n MM toHbebuslnsea. Uatin^a oustpaSaat IWsss ns» her, aatis(action la gaaraatead.