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DAILY EXPRESS. TKHBK-HAUTK, INU.

Ttujrsdaj^Mornlng, Jan. 28th, 1869.

BAILBOAD TIME TABLE.

FLBBL HAUTE AHD INDIAN AFOLIS.

HATS 1*60 P.

S-16

6:46

A..

turn

6:80A. tt.

P.M.

.......Express......,...s.....1^:15P.

4:86 M.

Accommodatlen,........

.........11:67

r, x.

.......Mail...

10:25

Express.

ST. LOUIB, ALTOWAITD TEBBB HAUTB.

'MO*!, N

4:45

8:80*".

UUTl.

Express....... .3:35

P. *...M»ttoon

A-

=••••••--'^ASER=AJG -1

Accopxnodfttion„.10:20a. k.

KYALTSYILL* AND CBAWFOBBBYILLB.

..Accommodation......—.4:16 P.

2:16 p. Mall.— 3-03

BOCK VILLI EXTENSION.

«*t».

.11:06 A.

CITY NEWS,

DAN SHELBY'S MINSTRELS played* to another good house last evening. Tboy go next to Vincennes.

A COTTPLE

of lady contributors discuss

"hired help" and "woman's rights" in our columns this morning.

THK Indianapolis Furnace Companjj at Brazil, have just "blown in," with great success, and are making a first-rate quality of iron.

ICE—Not more than half enough jce to supply the city next summer has %VJ~IW „Tn stored, and the prospect of a further s^-t^irut.es ascribed, the wages are ply is not .favorable.

THE ODD FELLOWS of this city are making extensive preparations for attending at Indianapolis the celebration of fiftieth anniversary of the foundiogof that order.

THE New England Society has had printed in a very neat pamphlet the address on the religious history and character of the Puritans, delivered on the evening of the 20th December last.

TEBPSICHOBEAN.—Lovers of the danbe will observe the announcement of the Grand Masquerade Ball to be given $y the Msennerchor of this city. It is looked forward to as an event of unusual brilliance and pleasure.

ASH, at the Post Office lobby, has received Phunny Phellow, Chimney Corner and New York Ledger for January 6th. Ash is now receiving regularly tie Boston Pilot, Freeman's Journal. Iriih American and The Btnereld. a

IN the Senate on Tuesday, Senator Scott's bill creating the twenty-third Judicial Circuit,

.,"

etc

establishing a Crimi

nal Court in the county of Vigo was read the second time and passed to the thi reading.

REGISTRATION,

The Boards of Regis* tie' poM ff

tration meet next Monday, under provisions of the law, for tbe pur

making a new registration of the votitfg population. The Boards in this township will hold their sessions at the places where the last general election was help.

THE ECLIPSE.—Like the spirits Pence's Hall, a clear atmosphere is nepessary for a successful exhibition, and ftr a while last evening we thought should miss the semi-veiling of Lun^'i face, but as the sun went down the clouds cleared away, and the eclipse occurred precisely as the astronomers had recorded. 1

CONFIDENCE GAME.—We learn fr the St. Louis Republican that few since a farmer from the vicinity of tAis city on arriving a,t the depot in East St Louis fell in with a nice young man, wlj said that he was a junior member of a respectable firm in Terre Hauts, and on his way to St. Louis to sell some chandise, which was consigned to the elevator. The farmer felt pleased with l)is new acquaintance, and the usual civilitfcs were exchanged and a visit was paid the saloons at Dyke avenue. When fidsnce was secured, a freight agent ca forward to collect a bill of $30, wfiich w^e due on freight. The would-be owner, h|i no money just then, but asked his friend to let him have $30 on a check, he returned from the elevator, money was cheerfully advanced, and tfte result may be anticipated. Freight agi and consigner then disappeared. W^o Is the farmer?

MUSICAL.—Mr. L. Kisaner is klfeaay preparing for the Spring trade, and Is filling-his Palace of Music with all tit variety of tho best ftiusical instrument Yesterday ho opened three new pianos and one of Cgrhart & Needham's Organp, of a new style called the "Lit^e CTem." It is built with an organ top, aid makes a handsome article of furnituro.|lt has six stops, including the popular "Vox Humana," on an entirely new add original principle. Altogether, it is a

CALL

markably sweet-toned and powerful instrument, and pronounced by good mulcal critics as the finest reed instrume ever brought to the city. Such so instrument could not remain long in store, was purchased by one of oar wealt' farmers and will be removed this mor 'ng-

particular attention to the

report of the condition of the State Nc*• mal School building at Terre Haute. It seems that the Legislature left the Boartl of Directors without funds sufficient to enclose the building and protect it frofi tho weather. To enable the Board to Jo this, a loan was asked of Mr. Chauncefr Rose, of Terre Haute, who responded br giving them a oheck for $20,000. This amount saved the building, and when consider the importance of tbe loan mai "by Mr. Rose, the citizens of Indiana a certainly place! under more than ordin ry gratitude to him ior his prompt actii in this matter. But this is not the only act of Mr. Rose, which deserves honorable mention—monuments of his kindness tf heart stand along the pathway of his life,in almost eonntless numbers, teaching mankind that there lives one whose goodness of haart,-honeet and integrity have nqt been corrupted by the possession of wealth. Suoh mett deserve the blessings of mankind, and we suggest that a full size# likeness of Mr. Rose be procured anil placed in the Normal Institute, as a tokep of regard for the benefactor of Terip Haute.—Sullivan Vnieru- i: n.- "».HV

READ THIS.—Professor Andrews, of New York, the celebrated Mathematician, who is so well known throughout the country as a teacher of his new, short, exceedingly rapid, and practical mercantile course,' consisting of interest^ per* centage, and short multiplication of plain and fractional numbers, Ac., and wbo is having fine luccbsa in ofgj»niz(Bg a class of our citizens, is highly recommended by hundreds of the fli^t citizens of-Chi-cago, and other cities. Prof. A. may be found at^tba Tprije pauta House, when not professionally abient.

feited, dismissal follow^-with -a loss ,of character, making it very difficult fbr tho individual to provide herself with another home. The plan works well, in suring comfort and Tespect to all. Our ladies,unfortnuately, (in many cases) lend themselves as instruments in the hands of their servants by a mistaken sentiment of ignorance of domestic knowledge will quote a few remarks from Mrs Beecher's excellent work on "Domestic Economy," they being so exactly apropos "It is often the case that young ladies pride themselves on their ignorance of these subjects, and seem to imagine that it is vulgar and ungenteel to know how to work. In fast ages, and in aristocratic countries, leisure and indolence, and frivolous pursuits have been deemed ladylike and refined, because those classes which wore most refined countenanced such an opinion. It may be urged, however that it is impossible for a woman who dow hf^se-wotk^to acquire? the habits and manners of a lady. It Is because such work has generally been done by vulgar people, and in a vulgar way, tlhfet Ve have such associations, ini when ladies manage such things, as ladies should, then such associations will be re moved. Thera-are pursuits deemed very refined and genteel which involve quite as much exposure as kitchen employment. For example, to draw a large landscape in cdoted ccayfcrfs, would be deemed very lady-like but the writer can testiiy from experience that no cooking, washing, sweeping, or any other ^domestic duty ever left such deplorable'traces on hands, face and dresses this sane lady-like pursuit. Such things depend entirely on custom an $ M8ociations, and every American woman who values the institutions of her country and ,wishes to lend her influence in extending and perpetuating blessings may.feel that she is doing this whenever, by her' example and influence she destroys the aristocratic association which would render domestic labor degrading."

The indulgence of meok mistresses who, for the sake of retaining their "girl,? give her the] privilege of using a "night key" do a very wrong thing. A lady ought to feel it her duty to know that her servant girl is safely^used at the time for retiring.

The owners of the premisos are the only ones who should exercise the privileges of iogrea sod egress at all hours.

Many a foolish girl has lost her right sense of propriety and virtue by having this privilege allowed her. S.

A change in regard to these matters, it seems to me, must soon occur, and ttie sooner the better, for all parties. There has been much said and written in regard to the rights of servants—should be respected, &c., &c. The rights of the employer have been overlooked, and the management given into the hands of the domestics, and until the ladies enter into some systematic and uniform arrangement, we are msdo liable to all sorts of 'impositions and afc-eorts ot discomforts

Let us have a change! S. S.

Fotfhe Daily Kxpreifc] WOMAN'S MISSIOH

It has been said of old, "there is nothing new under the sun but in these latter days the question is mooted, what can

FINS

j..

For tbe pally ExpreM.] HIRED HELP.

iiBlTl.

Tbe poiHiOn »f mist^ssof a honsehold, as existing in the Uuited States, is certainly one of great care, anxiety and insecuri* ty. Indeed, in half the households where the mistteM herself is sensitive ("-top maiixy lodiMisre) in regard to having it said of her, "her help never stays with her jjc?Jg?' ihe aitwction of-servant and iatr^aj is re verged ., the former, being in fact tfce direito'r and commander-in-chief of the establishment, while the proper one to assume tbe mslasjjemorxt is meekly subservient to the laws laid down by her employee. This ought and might be changed here in Terre Haute, and set on aright footing. ovQnuch hotter, to use tho system as practised in the European States. There the wages are uniform. Tbj» esjjltloye# enters INlto a written compact with a knowledge' as to what is expected of her, and, for the gross negle°t "for

The das ire to improve the

condition of woman has even moved the rO&sses in Englani, and the result of tbe agitation is morientoas in its consequences to future generations. _r.

Will it not rather give added voice to thji iapa who haf« it female, w.hom they c&c. ififiusqc^t^be a caosa (rf variance, when they cannot 7 It is true now as of yore, that our sex are as ivy clinging t^ the oak, save tho few exceptions found in every city or hamlet whore women ape: the dress, manners and privileges of mart, and are reAlly stronger, piysically as well as mentally.

Has not wotnttn sphere enough in the ttaouSafiidTiUle but'dignified.duties of making Home an emblem of Heaven, and tmn'g tfcsr ftarogative of her sex in helping to ftrfta, cfanyte, guide and cheer if

the hotne

^RCLE,

pointing

JUST BXCXITKD,

2ldtf]

water proof cloth for $1.25

yard, at I 26dlw To

ILL,

RIPL-BT & 'Co.'si

TTJKLL, RIPLKT & Co. have, a latge stock of Dry Goods and propose to rdsh trade for a month to come. A good chance for bargains, a^t Ike^Jd stand, cjr. 5th and WatMeh. 11 O 26dw2w

Let woman ask herself if our women

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their latent powers in making hoipe ctiw as she alone can do by tbe flow ml Ar'Oundltbe table,^nere she alone is presiding genius, giving the cup that cheers but not-mebHates, would there not be more mind 8 like thoBe of the Revolution of 1776,-when our women did qot think it beneath thpni ta spin and weaie, mend and make the garments of the soldiers, wiiile at the same time capable writing such .letters as Mrs. John Adai wrote from tb^' Obuft *»f £&l'Jamis, wh ghe iras the giacefal shadow of her husband's diplomacy, to her son, Jo^in Jumcgr A^ams, iJt«tfhe~.gavM» the prfca feeling unwilling to deprive th| world of what ha6t been tho controlling motive power of his life When our women begin to ifeel: tjbat ferbor is worship a^id not degrading, then the mission of sowiog their ses'd In the morning, andTn the evie' ning withholding not their hand, knowing £hat^cf%0y wfll reap the benefit is making tbe men of our country like the sturdy oak, strong to brave the fierce winds of temptation, throwing out tbair protection to those who stand for the right and need their help. _____

WANTED—A young man to work in a Restaurant. Apply to HOLFELDER& SEEMANN, dlt No. 156 Main street.

TEBRE HAUTE LODGE,No. 51,1.0.0. will meet Friday evening, the 29th, f«|r the consideration of important business.— A full attendance is urgently requested^ 28-d2t B.

HOLMES,

Sec'y.

SPANGLED TISSUES, for evening Dres|-4 es. EDSALL & Co. 28-d4t

BLANKETS, at greatly reduced prices. 28-d6t EDSALL & Co.'

CHEAP MERCHANT TAILORING.—I

Danton Kids, Black and faiicy Choice qualities^id^ whit^. a ed, at $1.25.^

Tbe above jast recerved at Tuell, ley & Demming's. 25 dlw

WANTED.—lady

a large supply of

Fancy Goods, at D. Miller's. 23-dlOtj

FRKSH

SMOKED SALMON and Halibut,

at D. Miller's. 23-dlOt

NKW

and large stock of Canned

Fruits, just received, at D. Miller's. d23-10t LOAF SUGAR Syrup, Silver Drip,

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

MILLER'S

WTAWISHMTOT.1^

inUT

The question arises, are the majority of our women capable of far-reaching views of jjilBcs to Bdd siteiigth to the tight Are not iMH.'wome» satisfied with the multitudinous duties devolving upon thetfev tbdt tlsually are left ooaccom plished ty tfce»any And do they think that the women .wbo are spending their lives in a giddy round of dress and fashion, cite give w^ightf 'fty the!* vtoW on government, tfaey^ taking as tt is natural they should, their coloring from the sterner sex whQ,(i^*t influeivse their views

Jraii

GOLD

en and Chester Syrups, always on hapd at D. Miller's. 23-dlOt

GROCERY

Oil

DANIEL MILLER.

Jan. 23, 1869. dlOfc.

your Sewing

4XS o'rltd.

'-S.I

acliines ol

4tei-3Tv jf¥.0lOX-.

FfFTT

DO/EN

Kid GJoves, just

od. Gallon Riddle for

JQUJ: GLEF $^EF.

UNDHRWEAR, 50, 75, -1 tt, 1 50, sit Biddie's. rj X.

O. Wrmo & Oo, 170 H#io Deming Block, sell all their Printer stock exact oast.

fioec, io, iij, ls. is'up sit giddl^'s. v' .i.

DONATE WBTNAM» I CJUMM WFTARA-

ERSI!

-a A.:HIirl_ ti» Uau*

eiii it b-ngat dm as wived

Buckeye Clothe#^'WrWgSh:'

8herman Clottef Wringers, :i- ft'J lo For sale atlH

aCnrtr

& MAircotf*T,*.L

I»nr AVOIA

.-!*!!!?•/

(to not propose t^ney song, but we wiU *ell at oos^jjsdlf Reasonable

J^PDFCT J0L

.to ^JEAYEN,

loadlngrarWay foir thtSw, irho,

andi

%dres%

characteristics and' sex bniy, are the executive wjtrofgentjer spirtts athome?

WITTIO & Co.

\je Main street, Desn^g

rily, over M. eoodostt's Store, throe

DL OJSW? 41®^ TMS#

who flad-lheaieeWee indebted, wiilplwwi call and.settle *w

BASISAir.

CM,

WANTED.—To borrow $500 or $600 for one year, on real estate security worth $2,000. Will pay a good rate of interest. For further information apply at this office. 27-d3t

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

THE Ladies of the Second Presbytari»n Church (cor. 5th and Ohio streets,) giye an Oyster Supper for the benefit of tjie Church, on Thursday evening next.)— Admittance free. t£

INVISIBLE Hair Nets at 2Gdlw

jof

a^os ielre

4,dwtf

THEATRICAL.—W. A. Rouse has sicured Dowling Hall for one or two weeks commencing on the 9th of February. He will bring Miss Maggie Mitcbel, together with Mrs. Fanny Denham Rouse, and a good stock company.

AIH

making suits cheaper than any Merchant Tailor can sell you at cost the best goods furnished- Call a&d see far yfeurstff, fflfer Saxton & Walmsiey's Dry Goods store, 25-d2w JOHN BARNIKLE.

AiiE^f^TBRB black and fancy colors. Covourseur Kids, black and faocx_colors.

Hair Pins and invisible,

TCELL, RIPLEY & Co.'s.

WEISZ

keeps tbe finest afid best fit

ting Gorset made. 16-dwt

MEBCFIKFELT

to the public lha't I am prepared & make suits cheaper than any Merchant Tailor in'this/citjpr aa' my expenecb^ii' keeping shop are very low. I will therefore mak# a fine st)ifror»9% fine W«jk cloth Coat $22, Overcoats $25 pants and veet to suit Call over Saxton & Walmsle^'g J)i Gbftdl Stow, JfoAll/'Kaia *rset.vl

COTTER,.Cutter.

ytju get tbe best quali^

and.1 ttfe rnost ^iardware for your money Perhaps Austin, -Storyer & Co. cou| make you see it. dtf

CARPENTERS and builders generally for the best warranted ^ools .and Tolea .Sash apd Doors sen, Austin, Shryer & Cl dtf

FOBTHX

advertisement in 23-dl0t

AXD PROVISIO^

STAND.—The undersigned takes pleasuie in announcing to his friends and customers that he has moved his Grocery and Provision Stand into his elegant ne^r store house, on the corner of Fourth ana Eagle streets, and that he has opened ocje of tbe largest- and-beat assortm«nts ^f pure fresh GmcerifltiaM.FlSivisiuns to lie found in the oity. "With a desire to please and accommodate my old customers and the public generally, I ask a call to mj tax*

finest Hoop Skirts, go to 9

Weisz's Skirt Faotory. 16-dwtf

WOKDTO

money. GBOVEB&

at 149 Main street.

JOCjLCol

colors.

id riT

in Terre Hauie

to know they can have anew How9 Seeing Machine oa trial free^ for a few idayi, bv leaving their ord^fs at the ofB&e, No. 18, North 4th street. Full sett of instructions given free. Jieave you OrdSr^whetheryou want to purchase or not no trouble but a pleasure to us to have you try the Machines. CARTER& HEINEB.

df Shirts and Drawer

can be had for 50 and 60 cents, a) 4 170 Main sjtrpetj JDemit Block. jll-dtf

BOTTLED BEFORE

THE

BOOTS

AND

rtttooveif b^i stock of Bodts and Shoes t^ the store-room, one square south of the oil "Spinning Wheel*' corner, two doors ba| low Ohio street, where he will be pleasel lo Me his eld customers aad as man new ones as choose to favor him their patronage. The entire stock be closed out at very low prices.

THE

and save

MILLER,

Electro bating Spoons and Forks, bry

which those parts most exposed to we«r f&Hifrtkkik 6oat Of ftlver, thrija times the usual thickness, viz: On this ^ack of therhandlei heel of the bowl and points of bowls of Bpoons, back of tbe handle, und breasts and "points of tin4s of forks. The improvement is Of tl^e celebrated Rogers Bros., and the goodsj are for sale at S. R. Freeman's, 161 Mai|i street, near corner of 6th. 23d wtf

ORANGES and Lemons at Sage's. dtf

C. I.

RIPLEY sells Boneless Sardines. [25,dtf I FRESH CITRON, Raisins and currants

s. [19-dtf

NEW STTLES

HATS

AND

BONNE! dtf!

E. R. Wright & Co., for tho^

Extra Large Oysters. 6dtf BUCKWHEAT, Rye and Unbolted Floii at E.

Pueli,~»iy-

W-

CHEAP SutTS.—li fbvi Wafnt a (Jheap suit call over Saxton & Walmsiey's driy goods store. A fit warranted ot no sale. 25-d2w. JOHN BARNIKLE.

Wright & Co's. 15dtf

Tou can find

'it^. ltipleyri."

APPLE

at-G

THK

"X25,dtf 1

11M.

Do TO0 want Presrved Orange Pee* Gall at O. I. Ripley's. [25,dtf HEADQUARTERS for Wright & Co., 155 Main street.

Oysters at E. dtf?

BtaggtytB b^heauirtot.galloi,

largert varietjc in townofHolida onfeetieflftrv and Toysat IS age's,

'UBS.—"^TBe llnest assortment, the IOT est prices, no old mothvjtock* at^ L- Sra^us', dtf f^irrT jCT .149/ MSfin street,

WISE

A SWEET SPICED

JACOB

would say ,red

TAILOBINO.—I

JOHN BABNIKLE.

d4w

SOMETHING EVERT LADT SHOULD KNOW.—The

cheapest plaiheWdl buy Blurts

and Corsets, is at Weisz's Factory, 12, South 4th street* 16-dwtf

CUBING A^D

PIECE

GOODS

COST

Bjtrr'S

WAR.—Appl

Branny, Peach Brandy, Frenah Brand] Wheat" W'hisky, Nimrod Whisky, "1630" Port Wine. In addition to tl ataa*Bw»:keeptfe "OW^Cro' Bourbon. For medicinal and cuhnai purposes these 6nd old liquors cannot excelled. BARR, GOLICR:& BERRT, 22dtf .|-

»i38*riciEirr».

-—If you want bargains in Ladies' Fufrs, go to O. TTittig & Go's, lW -Mals ^V D|ming Biock, they iseirat. oosw-

WOOLEN HOODS at 10 cents, 25 cents and 50 cents, at C.

WHTIJ

:-Co's., 1(70

Main slfeet, Demlng Blbj1 Jl -dtf TT you want bargains in Winter

GOOPSJ

go to C. Wittig & Uo's., lVtf Main btrefat, Doming Block they sell winter goodslat exact cost. jll-dtf

PICKLE—Something

new atC. I.Riply'|-

SMALL

PROEITS

Luther Grigsby heeps a nice and well selected stock of Groceries and Prodike for sale at his new stand, opposite tpe Feetofficer' Call -mrd see for yoaraelves. The new year has rolled in, now if you will roll in with it we will have a gwd time. j4dtC

KERN, opposite the Post Offi^e,

on 6th street, is not selling hja go6 cost, neither does he intend to clc^ by Christmas, but sflls as cheap as My one in the city fine lot of Jewelry ana Clocks for Christmas, just received, to be sold at very low figsiaas- Call and compare his prices before purchasing.

GOLDAND SILVERI—Sounding the key note, selling off at cost, changing the scale of business and giving customed a benefit.

The present entire stock of watches, jewelry, silver ware and fancy goods w?H be offered at

EVEN COST

—"We'propose to close out our stock of Ready-made Clothing at cost with the view of going out of that line of business. Al9r (^slioe .of low pnced C^umerw, Jeans Ai$i$4jjnets at 6oit or lete. Examine our stock, buy of

from this date

till the first ot January. The JargestJnd richest assortment in the city, at JOHN R. FREEMAN'S, 15dtf 5 Warren Blockj

IMPROVED PANTOSCOPIC

pectoral

aant witi wil

Country merchants wishing to "so up" withjodfls atfd ends in the shoe lin^WiH "do well Vo give "hii caH, r\ -Si f[21,dtf

[21,dtf

SP tt WINJE

BIT*

clay»&&tor- aoglft-dwSm'

VAttTABLB PRITATX SJKSIDKVCK

^oiog toiXaoope this spring I offler priffte rcsideticej pnthbcorn^r of Fpiirtl and Poplar straets, for sale. TbO'-lioasi ^?ne and^hAlf s^, of ,wU good ai^d con^en^pl put ball^sgs. Tb •feottSA contains nina^rpJnafaH ia sort er«6ireot i«p*rr. fbg fdrnftiare of tb^ satne^ %hicb'_!i neW. incladlbg idme fli4 parlot-fainitare, also offer f«r sals. I also wish all persons knowing themsel to be indeted ^mg^.cgi^flMSKd, ,01 op. once, am LMWJ'

A i4

VWW AT ^BOBQAI&^-FRCPA »NI

after to day G«orge ilaborsaeyer A Ooi will )»e in r«oaipt of those large an4 Bnagtf^ht MaRbyBalfttnore Oylters. wiicb, 'ffiey will s&n by the .can or serve op tof ooale»^e at their Oyster Bflstaorant on Potitdi street, opposite tha, hbetofflce. v-

SPBCTACITS

—At 161 Main street, I have a large assortment of Pantoscopic Spectacles sina Spencer's Patent Nose Glasses,, in Gqlu, Silver, Steel, Plated and Rubber Franies. Also the purest Periscopic Lenses for filling old frames, and can suit every eye that can be benefitted by... spectacles, at tbe sign, of Watch and Spectacles, nesr the corner of 6th street. 7_dtf ,-&•

THE WONDER or

FREEMAN.

THE

19TH CENTURT.

THE COMBINATION BUTTONHOLE AND B:

ING MACHINE, Jfttf .Zit

One of tbe most important labor-saving inventions of the age—we take pleasure in referring to the fact o,f its complete and remarkable suceess as a- Family- Michine, applicable to all the purposes *Of sewing Henceforth it will fee. regarded as ind ispeneibie in supplying all the Va ried neeessitie#'^ th^fhbtlsehold in that line. Within the brie? period of the past rfigbteen months, during which it was first brought to the "notice of the publifc, wo have received the most substantial and satisfactory assurances that its peculiar merits and man/ advantages are being fully appreciated in every intelligent community. Hence' its growing popularity tips created a, demand now ienfltld greater than it was only A few months ago ,and this, too, without any of tlje Extraordinary efforts constantly made

P. W.

WOLFE, Agt.

11 3 North 3d street.

LOCAL

NOTICES.

Nature's Great Asstatant.—1"Disobedienod to the laws of health must be Inevitably followed by the penalty nature has impose'. Ig norance rtspectisg these laws Is co extmiife wlih the human race, hence, the universal prev* lence of disess?, sickncss and premature death. Scieoesand sfclU.-combined havS bought to oar knowledge the precise character of different diseases, and enablsd as to trte&t them, *ItKinore or ItES success.Ifrcording to clrcnmstanceir. But in ths whole catfgory ot^dlcines or remedies, unquestionably the-greatest asdstaut of natareis MIRHLER'3 HRRB BITTBBS, be cats a it nev»r fails when taken ia due time. A treatment a child cm undoritand and practice is simple enough, and if the Bitters Is given when the ear! symptoms of a disease appear, a radical cure be relied upon. ThU is oar expeiience fcr the past eight years in the -treatment of diseases arising from a disordered Stomach, Kldneyf, Bowels, Lnngs and Heart, with this popular renjedy."—Meaenger of Health. dwlw

81|xir.

:J» II If

,TEBBI

rfACTK, Dec, 7, 1868.

After having thoroughly tested in my family and in ntj own cake, "Barr'a Pectoral-"TClixlr," 1 take great pleasure in adding my testimony tc tho many encomiums which othets have deservedly lavithtd upon it. If whatev^r tends to roller# human suffering is a.beBe tctioD,

then curtainli

"Barr's Peptoral BattlWj' wotthy ef ail praloa. Wecan, from pfttowfl xpfDence and scquiintf ance, recommrnd both it. and the proprietor ap perfectly reliablr. j,. ,Q.. BXOOKB,

Pastor Aibury M. K. Church, Terre Hante.

(Th

jg Druggistj

SHOES.—Jacob Doll b4

is invaluable remedy for the cure of Oold*, OtifaghV, Croup, Hoarseness, etc it manufactured and rold by BARB, GULICK A BERRT, dl2dwlm Druggist*.

ftooley'S

IGT^FIKIVDER. —DOOMT'S

BIKIKQ POWBRB is unequalled for making light •nd nutritious Biscuits, Boils, Buckwheat and other Griddle Cakes, Ac, It requires

Terre UaiAe, by

r$n

Q.E^ND ATAS^tTERADBBAtilJ

-OT TAS

TERRE Haute ®teenner jhor,

TIr

Ofifi

AS:

Monday'Evening Fefe. 8, 1869,

ZNC^KTS

of Admlulop^'or Gentlemen

wr Ladles,

cents.

I a

STT3PIBIt FREE Tickets can be procured at the Stores of

Jomph, GoS,*»KFIFOFT

Deming.SdsatlA

Wittig

sT-

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

A-PPLICATION

TRAIRIE

dl|

AND

QUICK

SALES

FOP LICENSE.

hereby gitw notice that

ho, will upply to U0 CauotT CommUiloners at thetr'rfgalar leuldll in March, 1869, for lie to sell aplrltnoai »Dd intotloatiog ilqaon la qaaotitie* than a qnart at a time, for thi» ipaee of oney»ar. The premUe* on which Mid liquois are to be aold are located at the "Terre Haute are to ... •loose Saloon/* on Main »tree% teiwetn 7th ana 8th, In Tert* UlU, Tl*oj»nnty, Indian* |*28, dltwSt

JOHH K. WILKIHSON.

MANUFACTURERS.

CITY PLANING MILL8.

CMFTT WILU1H8, MAinvrAOTvaxas or

Sash, Doors, Blinds,

WINDOW

tad Door Frames,

£Mouldlng

Braekets,

Killings,

Sltlr

Ballngters,

,t a Newell Posts*

urn

and

N. E. Corner Public Square, UP STAIHS, FIRST DO«B,

TEBRE HAUTE, '.

Pension Claims Prosecuted, Arrears of Pay Procured,

BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,

recent

other Companies to11 bring their machine into notice. "With this emphatic ahp universal endorsement on all hands, jjfe feel more than ever before, warranted^ip claiming for it unquestionable BaperiOTlty over till others as a Family Machinely The simplicity, ease and certainty with which it operates, as well as the unifolrji excellence of its work, throughout the dntiro rang* of sewing, in stitching, hemming, felling, tucking, cording, braiding, quilting, gathering and sewing on, overseaming, embroidering on the edge, and its beautiful button hole and eyelet hole work, placo ft unquestionably far in advance of any pthj&t similar, invention of the age.

collected and paid over to the claimant* more than Two Hundred Thousand Dollars has obt»i en thre*' hundred Pension CertifUaUs, for womvded or. Injured soldiers, widows, mothers, and minor children, and seven hnndred bounty checfei'fOr discharged prWataa.

Fenaions, if now applied for and granted, will commence at the date of. the soldier's discharge. Notfine should be lost, as this favorable provis

ion

terminates totally abontJaEe 1870, or at five years after the discharge.' ... Arrears' oF pension iitj now be had In all cases where'the pension doeS'not commence at the date of discharge, or deith of the soldier. Look at yoor oertificates and call on me.

Bonniy claims uftd®tr the recent law, act of July 2^th, 18B6, are now nearly all paid. Anew law for the ne*t andjast bouaty, may, perhaps, bepased tbiswjiiter. It SO, applications may bfl'made the coming Spring ot Bummer. I will give notice wi|6n Idch law li passe*)- No rensiods have yet been afToWed for tervice in be war of 1812.

No Land Warratits need be expected for service in the )ate war, atid no further bounty to veteran, who has iifd throe or foar hundred dollars.

I have never lost a good olaim where the pirty permitted me t# manage it ia my own way. I have tort two Wild claims on account of suoh interferes^. 03T Refer to Herchanti, Bankers and Citizens generaltt^Atd to anfy ene of Ihe thousand whose claims have been obtained by me. ja9dwtf 1). S. DANALD80N.

BILLIARD ROOM At the Teutonia Hotel,

Noa. 174 and 1T« Maia, bet. 6th und 7th, 8ts., TERRE HAUTE, IND. With Six of the finest Tables with

H. DOOLEY,

8UCCB3S0B

MA*

Vli

fiftid Arar ot Aepa^lle, •wrnmr^

-A!i-T

E N E

9mim-

Monday Even'g, Feb. 15th,

iO li. W. O'tJONNELL,

Has fbr 6aie

S O O O O S

^EWSPAPE^ES,

PIC1 TJ E 8.

No/ iQ4!.i.....Main Street. Ja21dlw

Two hundredcords of seasoned Cord Wood for sale by J. A. Bhoads. All orders left at the "Early House,'? Weet Main street, promptly fllled.

KARLKT HOUSK—W. B. IiAuaniAB, Prop'r. 10-d3m

ONION

ONLY TWO

TKASPOONSFOCI FOB A QUART OF FLOUR,

Sold |y OrocSri gen^wlly/' At

,^rfiol«ale(

OOX & BON

decl8dw3m Wholesale Grocers.

AMliSEMENtS.

BAKERV

MANP*40T0BT, AND

FBA9TK BEIUG A BBO ifantflhoturers ofalHiWds

O I S

On Lafbyette St., between Oanal and Depot, RTl HAI7?B, VL*/Q

^BRCtellrrS, of AETFOKD

TTIFFTYATIA'RTLFWFFO

sented In this city

Ttose persons

FTOLL,

llpley

of tbe Society.

Co., and from the memberi

28DTT^

—4 r-4f YAL^NTtETE'd BALL!

and

jPlP*B,

JO«M «UPgKMHEIHlfe,

D. MJIILI,

JAMBS O'MABA, T. O. BAILBT,

QVLJWTF

rf n},A i* S Committee.

POLLER*)

JSS^DLM JS

Siding,

And ail descriptions of Finished Lumber.

and Retail Dealers -IN

PINE LUMBER

JLatli and Shingles,

Slate Roofing, VR Cement Roofing^ Roofing Felt.

Cnsftoni

Sawing,

D_OKE to ORDER.

All Work Warranted! Corner of Ninth_and Mulberry Sts.

LltfARY CLAIMS-CARD FOB 18g9.

DAVIII 8. DANALDSON, Military ^Attorney, Rotnr and Clai* Ageat Regularly Antkorlzea and licensed.

Office—Parrington Block,

W ANTE fl

A GENTS WAN TJiiD.—$75 to JjL f200 iter month Or a Commiuion from which twice that apionnt can be made by »elline the Iate«t Improved Common Fenso Family Sewing Machine Pnic* $18, CO. For Circnlare and Tarms, address O. BOWEKS Jk CO.,. dt-dw3m 8208. 3d St., Philadelphia, Pa.

TX7"ANTED. SCRAP IRON— One hnedred tone of Bdmp Iron wanted at tho Phoenix Tonndrr, corner of 9th and Kagl» Street!. JHcELtRESH BABNABD. octl6d3m

FOR RENT.

T?OR *EBNT.—The

T?OR

EXECUTED,

deeds

Vouchers Made out and Pension Money DrOOn from Any Pentitn Agency in the United States.

PBOTKSTS ISSUED, land Wammts AsBlned, Bsnglit and Bold and Defective AMlgsMenteCorrected.

Ma. DANAMWbrf well understsnds the mode of •aja.tlnR»nd collecting any claim* growing out of the

tumptlon

CANDY

O S O E

B'& A INDIANA.

Store, Main

/Otdofdaft at f. Kat»=«^ch'i Areet, 7TFR

*IH RF&OIT, *iil FT'pr«

promptly attend a20dtf

OompaSy now repre

HAO]E« A

aiaI**

SIcKEEI,

OFFICE AT DOWJTILTFG HAI.T, :.W.

L^DIAG

Policies of Insurance in

this Company, are requested

TA CFTLLFOR. TFCEIR

Benewah at this Offlce 1 ':7» vTt)AUO K^B.Maiur\

j)ISSO£^TlON.

nolieited

will* be isnrd as good terms ADJ^(HER first-classoa Company.

,:Ias

HAONTA HCHEEH,

Aomrg.

The partnership heretofore existing

"ferre H4«% JAN.

E JPOOK.

r. c.

CRAWTORD,

W. D.

BETWEEN

1,1869-4Hm

pAKMBBS' HOTEL,

CORNER NINTH $ GSiERRY.STS. Opposite Esttsra.laritst Hsass. )a»Tipg'a large Wacon Tard attached, will an* akl» ss« t* gUeffaBsrai satisfsstion to -tb* tfav* eSw^i^ D.W.BASHK.

Farm

the

J. late W. IX Wood, Ave. miles east, on the Kattonal Boad, containing abont

301

acres ot

land—ISO under cultivation, the remainder In pasftre. Two-story frame hoose—ten rooms4two barns and one large hog .hed. Enquire of ,5 C. FAIRBANKS, 1

Mdtf .ttM At the Terre Baate Hoamv.

TTOR RENT-NICE ROOMS---1- For a Family, without children. Inquire of DB. PENCE, 3d street. 17dft

FOR SALE.

"IT'OR SALE.—House and Lot oi

Tei Tenth between

Tho Honso

TjURM X? TLB o:

»n1

U•trtet,

condition. be sold

PlanlDg and

Wood Turning

VPRY

18dlw

low

tbe premises.Will

TO TRADE FOR CATOB HORSSS'—Bighty acres of Land

situated in Crawford County, Missouri, well adapted to Stock raising, baring three spring df living water on it location healthy. The abovje land will be exchanged for Horses or Cattle, or sold lo forcash. Call ou W. L.. II0DDY, at the Daily Express Office.

FOR

SALE—A Fine two-story Trams Bwtlllog House—eipht rooms, gas, slate roof, two cisterns and well, stable, carriage house, and good fruit. Lot 150 fcet ftout by 3C0 feet deep, will be sold cheap. Applv to slCdtf P. M. DdNNSLLY.

SALE—Or Exchange for Oity Property, 10 acres of ground t% mllee ICast of the oity, with a good brick house ot' eight rooms, cellar, well, cistern, stable, sheds, carri-age-houeo, ffrit rate orchard of apples, pears, peaches, plums, cherries, grapes, and, thr.e .acros strawberries, ra^pbcriies, 1 acre gooseberries and currants—all beating. Door yard set with evergreens and flow.rs. Call at the County Treasurer's efflce. ja5d3m

Oity

AVE MONEY AND DRINK GOOD TSA. JOSEPH STRONG, No. 190 Main Street, Terre Haute, Agent for

Betellion, and for 1B6T and 1868, baa

E I E E O A N

or NEWATOBS.

The unparalled succtss oft this Company is owing to,the fact that they IMPORT their Teas direct I rem the producing districts of China and Japan, and sell them at retail, through thetr Agents, at cargo piires, thus siring the immense profits you have paid heretofore. All goods warranted to give satisfaction, or money refunded

PBICE LIST.

Oolong (Black) «0 901,00 teer$1,?0 tfer Hi Toung Hyson (Qrein) 90 1,00,1,25 1,50

ti)

Japan

Gunpowder

Eng. Breakfast

Mixed (Qr. tc 3t. 1,00

(gree

J,'/0

90 1,50

(oatura.Black.......801,00,125"

Imperial

leaf.—90

1,00,1,10 1,25

een).)

...1,00 1 25 1,60

Xmpire Company's celebrated brands Long Arm and Tong Mow Chops of JKa^k Tea, »iib Green'Tea fl*vor—highly recommetd d—$',25. derl8dly

NEW 6ROCEBY AND PROVISION STORE

The undersigned

PniLAH*s

PATENT CUSHIONS.

W. SHAFFER, PROP'R.

Pure Copper Distilled Boufbon and Bye V7 hiftky so'd at the Bar, ami no other. Whisky sold by the gallon, quart and pint. ja2idly U\i

for Country Produce.

Highest cash price

Jy24«w

JSF. D. MOLLOY.

r\RESS MAKING. ITIrs.

X. ETHEOOES

Has removea herClpak and Dress Making eatableshment to Naylor's new building, on Ohio, between Fourth and Fifth [streets where she wi be pleaaed to meet all who deelre the most perfect work in this line.

Particular attention will be given, as heretofore, to the latest styles. The most skillful assistants have been engaged, Wedding Costumes. Ball and Party Cresses^ Ladies aad Children Cloaks and liresges manufactured with promptness and dispatch jistf

BRIAN'S LIFE INVIFIOBATOK, OS LI FX BEJUVENAtPINO EEIXIB,

For all Deraagemonts of the Urinary OrgaLS. It gives Life,

Wealth and Strength

OOD! WOOD! WOOD!

all who use

it and follow my directions. It

never falls to remove Debility, Impotenoy or want of Power,Nervous

from Excesses or

WEAKNESS

and all

neglected, will surely lsfvd

sijected,

When ibe ay torn

to enable tho

CUBE,

bad the case

SIT

bottlesfor

no matter how

be.certainDO|I»R

certificate*:

Hundreds of

canbeshowo.may Price one pur pottle, or

five Dollars.

SOLD ALL DBTJCHJISTS.

If yon cannot procure it send a statement of your case and enclose the money to

CO., 61

^AJ) QrHd CAKES, PRETZELS, and Dealers in

BRYAN A

Oedar street, New York, and be sent yon. On receipt

Five Dollars,itawill

.1»

decl9

HAT® AWP CAPS.

BW YOB & H4T

Boys' Hat* oi all kiuds, Misses' tints of all kinds, Infants* Hots oi all kinds. And at all rices. •St. Hats made to order on short noti™. duib? aad see

THM FALL STtI*Mf 14S Afaln Street. lWr» Hant^, ini. »o» tTdtr

ERRORS OF YOUTH. YOUNG

Men

tljo rxperlencoof years

•trsted

the efflca

the for business,tho social society or marriage.sufferer

They can be used without or In terference with business pursvlte.detection Price Dollar per b)x, or four koxes tor three dollars.one

If yon cannot procure Uese pills

the money to BXYABA Co., 04 Cedar

York, they will be sent

sealed.and

declCd

IIINUS A. BURNETT

..... IFBBO. A. BOBS.

MltilNERY.

Tif

ILLlNliRY.__

Wr* BIJCKlHOHAli,

TT.. R^IOVED

in,Ac.

to tho corner of Fourth aad Okie

Streets, where she ia now opening fall and complete stock of Ball style-Bonnets, Bibnons, Flow-

DBBBB MAKING!

has also boon added

to the btuinesa. Having a oompetsnt Dress as ker, aatisfactiOB gnaranteed.

WORLD-RENOWNED.

They are ceiobraUd for diiai tbe best work, uiing a aoih-iasltor needle for the same thread, than any other machine, and by Ihe introduction of the most ipproved machinery, are now able to tvppiy tho v»rj best machinery in the world

SKIBTS, CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, Clothing, flats, Capi, Corseta, Boots, Shoes, Harness, Saddles, Linen Goods, Umbrellas, Paratois, Ac. Tb*y work fqually well upon silk, llaeo, Weolen and cotton goods, with silk, ootton or linen thread. Thjy will perform every speci«aof sowing, making a boautiiul and periect stitch, alike on bath sides of he articles sewed.

gOMETHING NEW I

Mnlborrjf.

*A foo'X

»e-fttory

frame, in

GOOD

Enqnire on

UEHMAN ARNOLD.

1 I

NITURK very reasonable. Any person wishing to engage in this business, can And a good site to calling at NOBUIS' Wagon Yard, on North Third street. 8dtf •,

T?OB^SALE.—The valuable BuslJL ness Stand, situated on tbe southeast corner of 12th an Hals street, The property consists of t»olot", SI feet fiootcach, a t«o-stoiy bri buildisg, well, c!slern, stable, and all requisite improvements. For terms, enquire on the premises. 18d3w

Chronicle. It oogh to have place in every fam ily."—Trent,

Prepared by OABAHOIBUA Dvroai, No.

Nightly,enermatorrhma

Daily or

arising

Indiscretion,*,

resulting in loss

of memory, nnplesisant dream weak nerves, headache, nervous trembling, genetaf dimness of vision, flashing of tb skin,Iapsltude

which if

INANITY

or Coa-

MA-

rpHE HOWJB SEWING J- CHI1TE3 Do not require the ladonsacat of SocteCies or Fatrg—tkey are hi** utak

They are adapted to all kind] of Family Sewing, and to tbe use of 8eamst?eiae«, Dresamiktrs. Tailors, Manufacturers of Shirta, Collars,

Tho Sew Improved Fami'y Machine is without, a rival, and cannot be surpassed—a Hammer, Feller, Braider, Qullter and Onide go with each Family Mschlne, free of charge.

Don't fall to call and examine for yourselves, at Ko. 18 North Fourth street, Terre Uaute, fnd. 27d3m CABTKB HCIHXB, Agents.

nji

KIT OHKGKS MADE TO OBDKB. A KIT Cheok ii a small Aval, German silver Check, marked with the owner's osnr, to be fastened to a 6unch of.kejs, carried in the pocket. These key checks may also le attache to Valises, Trunks and other articles. They are very neat and aseful.

Also, Hotel and Baggage Checks furnlsbsd on short notice. Door Key Checks numb*rod and lettered, Tbe ptiee of a Key Check is forty o»nts, and will be sent by mail on receiptor price.

I also have a Afce art'cle of Steel Key Blngs and Chains. Any -of the above articles can had by calling at my Grocery Store, on tho corner of Fourth and Lafayette streets, or by droppinaa'line in the Poet Office. jftt4d3m WH.SHirjtlK.

IJIWKI,VE

PlCTOBIU

Firdt-O'oss Illurtrated

with Physiognomy,PhrenolcgyFamily Ethnology,PhysMagasioe,!PtHEHTR iology, and

Psjchology, adapted to all who

is Tnc

JODBWAL,read,

I^AWOL'OICIL

moathly,IxLVStaATKO atJ3 a year cr inolu of ten, at

»*!h. New Volume. January Double Number now ready

,30

9. B. WELLS,

Droalway,cents.York.

No.

Address

339

New

rich storehouse

'instruction

tainmment."— S.

eatsr*

sad

rofTribune.

.. "It

all questions

ftffccting

Pea'

good of clety."—St*.withdeals

"Oneof

th p!e«the pant»t and most readable

magsaines

."—-2T. I•

that come to this cfioe

*'Noa

Monitor.

gle numb is worth the amouat

NEW

eur

Premium

D.,

(Blk 1,C0, J,10 1,23.

Groceries and Provisions,

Ne. 4t|i Street, one door Booth or tbe Post Offlce,

Xerre-Haute. Indiana

HAI

other Journal

America lie parts in one year so much valuaAte information as this, and certainly no teachcs man ovol1

to know himself,

a year'ssinother

lash

subscription.—Telegraph.entire

'Agents

wanted.

SEE

UT(I I

J^KCHITBCT Su BUELLEB.

JT. A. YRYDAGH.

Flans, Bpeoiflcatlons, Superlntendaaos,SSD Detail Drawings fnrSlshod for every dwionptfoa of Bnitylngs.

^ORNOA.—South

Donnelly'sooruetSTORED.'•'Y.S-F,-:FLFTT'«"aad1'MainofDM*east

8treets, over

myttdl*

JJEMOYAL.

RAILROAD AGEXCY.

have moved my oflloe to lIoKesn

Mill, where

competing lines. Bnglaad towns

aprtdidtt

The Great

Paddock's

would pleased to see my old

friends and customers.be Through reesipts dnoe toall Eastern Water rates as low,Cities.timeshipmentsBallJIEW«-an3andprasofTO-.Ajrt'.UNDquick,cafeshippedTUBNBB,ofasBallAllbalkoainchangeandJAMB8B.givenQralnwithout

Epglisn

REMEDY,

SIR JAMBS CLARK K'8 KM ALB Prepared from a Prescription of Sir

Clarke,11.PILLS

Physician Extraordinary to the Qaean This Invaluable medloiue Is nnfalttng

it will effect a ^?RE

li,.

F. JD. MOLLOT,

DCABCB IH

just opened at the above

stand, aflrst-clasi Family Grocery and Proviaio' Storo with a large and well selected

new and frueh articles suitable for

IT—ALL

without

FEMAIA

Oortlandt street, New York,

TLO

I GENUINE,

«vpry.atockusof

the

cura of all tho painful and dangeroas diseases towhlshths

is subject.

oonstttatfon

moderates all excesses and removes it If obstrucIt tions, from whatever csase

TO HABKIKB LADIES 7

is particularly salted, It will, in bring on the monthly period with r»gushort,andlimelarltyA although a powerful remedy, does cdntain anything hnrtfal to tbe constitutlwn.not

all

caoes

anl Spinal Affections,

of Nervous

Pat us

Back apd Limbs, Fatigue on eNght exertion,theIn Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics

»nd

Whttee

VYIION

all moans have

{heottior (ISMJJJLET

Called Full in

each package.directJouM

around

"'••IA'

SPBOIAL NOTIO*.

BBWAES or OoTOtrarsiTS. Observe

JOB M0SK3

naaw-

tbe

on the package—purchase none

others are base and woithleai

imitations.

N. B.—OneDollar,

tr»mFiftyobiorvution,reby,-botaMOakiJPillsJOBpostforinsnreointswillaHfifteen

with

age onclosed to the solo Proprietor,

•£L

containing

M.IIL,

turn

securely sealed

day

in families, to whioh he calls^tLeattention of his friends and the publio generally. Goods delivered to any pirt of the city frree of charge.

PAID

LIFE—HEALTH—ST^I LIFE—HEALTH—STHj

ilTQTHI INQTHIl

Tbe Great Frencli itemed)! Delamarre'8 Specific Fills

tho tienital Organs Weak

"Brick.dust"

charges

Bue

Lombard, Paris, and highly recommended by the entire Vedical Faculty 01 Franoe. Are a most energetic and efflolent Bemedy in cases of or Seminal

Wgskpsft

PssiaaTDsi emissions aexdai

Weakness or IIIFOTKMCY Weakness arisisg irom Secret Habits and

'Sexual

Kxoessos Belaaation

SPINE "Lime"

*ymporDis

deposits In tbe Urine

," AO.,

"Milky

and ail the ghastly train of

tome arising from Overuse Or Kacasws.

Pamphlet, cental tug fnll particular^,

wi||IGer

Direotions and Advice, printed in French, man, Spanish and English,

aoeoinpantoeeach bos

and will Le sent by mail, Ireo of cost to any one who will write lor

It.

Price

(1,90

Per :Boi, of six Bofes

F^R $4R#T

ASK FOB DELAUABBE'D 8PE0IF|0 FLPM, AND TAKE NO OTHEBS.

sent by mail,tbe

securely sealed the

PSKIILIED

Sold by all priacips) Druggists, or will lis from obssrvstios,

prisa

tiniug

AGENTS,or

any advsr-aflvs

by the sole Proprietors,

OFCAFI

tiaiug Agents,or by tbe sole Proprietors, 0404 it. MU5K3 A CO., 27 Oortlandt Street, New York. Ageuta tor 'Itrro ilaate and vicinity,

I. L. JLAUAJM A,ti6.

Ord«is by mull promptly attended to, imp ROW 4 gOD—WaOvv-ijw

SBftBB

STEBKOSCOPIO TIKWB, ALBUMS, CHBWI08

will not recover without must JE invig orated and strengthened,help.is7ones

X'.S.-*- If, a 'f 1 4ae»

BUfTerer

fulfill tbe duties of life. Ibis mediolne has been tested for many year*, and it is warranted a

odwly

Saratoga, WeA

8 »BB

•Joseph C. Yates, JUSTIN BECKIIT OF -vie is' Hat* qli kindf^

atroU

E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO., Wl^W.fj'wTwk, Invite theattention of ths Trade to tEelc extensive assortment of the above,of their ovn pnhlioation, manufacture and importation.

We publish over Fomr Thousand ani^SOTA

reosoopic Views, inclndleg: Niagara Oatskills HudsoD,, White Uottnt'n Washington

bottle

nearly equal to seven small, will sont to any eipressofflce in the United Btates,be charges paid. Private circulars, sent oa application. Buolote st«mp.

Mammoth Cave, Central Park, Trenton Falls Great West

Ouba Mew Orenada',

•enesasia,,

AAD«e

Tho

int,

Chins, Japan, Bnglaad, As.j

HouiatoniO Delaware, InBtantaMOUf,

Oar Imported Views embrace a largo

MENT,

ASSORT

inpiudlng the choicest prodaotlons of War. England,04^W. Wilson, Iiamy, and other rimimnt photographers, conkisMng

Switzerland, rtlarid Spain, ltbine Waiee,, Tollerles, Pyrenees,' Pompeii, St. Ooald

Paris,

-i.

Heron lanecm,

I-iompettae,Fontaipe)MHtVORSMLERI'

Oermady^FLRVATBLCSL

TVlanoa,

We are

"FKRBIEB

for

hava-a

'pleadid

ly, and

H^S

demon

the fact that reliance may lb placed

-y

DB. BELL'S SPECIFIC^. For the speedy and permapent cure ol seminal Weakness tbd result of

tnre of Albums Is

oontitry

/VS*IAA

Anatrla

England, Scotland,

Austria, I'slf,

Crystal Pal.

new and intensely

different

and anflts

«c'oae

street,,

New

Private circular trgentlemen free application.,JEAcIose'*S«afl»p-rsturn,,sent

»edwly

*cj

TUB LAND 0V'TIB BIBLX«

Jsteneting

IHSMLAAFTD

series

and

rl-ty.

assortment. Agents

S«riee

FCR

fHlh'I

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