Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 February 1869 — Page 2

BAILY EXPRESS

igpRRK HAUTE. INI).

MonfflB Horning, Feb. 1st, i860.

PLAKE'S Bulletin, a Texas paper, undertakes to prove that labor is honorable.— The South is learning the true gospel of republicanism.

AM exchange deprecates the useless expense of funerals. A dead man will reduce himself to absolute beggary in order to have himself stylishly buried.

THE New York

SENATOR

Times says: "We hear

that horses are now seized with a disease that makes short work with them, and puzzles the skill of the best veterinary surgeons. Within a few days several valuable animals belonging to a gentleman in this city have succumbed to the disease, which is so rapid in its effects that, tbe suffering horse never survives the first 8}mptoma of the malady more than twenty-four hours. The trouble in its general character is not unlike that which played such havoc among the Tex an beeves."

FROM a special dispatch to the Cincrncinnati Chronicle, we learn that the ques tion of the location of the Ohio Agricultural College has practically been settled At a meeting of the Legislative Commit tee, seven out of eleven voted in favor of Urbana, and a bill will be prepared to earry out that decision. We regard this as fortunate for the interests at stake, as (without reflection on the othei excellent places recommended) the soil of Champaign county, representing that found in sixty out of tbe eighty-eight counties of the State, is best adapted for experimental farming. Then, as a railroad centre it is unsurpassed.

STEWART, of Nevada, argues

that the first clause ot the Chicago platform, which pledges the Republican party against national interference with the right of suffrage in tbe loyal States, is not inconsistent with the proposed constitutional amendment on that subject.— The matter is to be submitted to a vote of the States, and tbe people cf each will have a voice, he says, in deciding the question, when voting for members of the Legislature.

It is not easy to see how a State, our own for instance, which should elect a Legislature that would vote against the amendment, would be left entirely free to regulate this question in its own way, it the amendment should happen to be ratified by the required constitutional majority. But Mr. STEWART is no doubt ingenious enough to mako that point clear, if he will only make the effort. We hope he will.

SOUTHERN

journalism has always smelt

as sweet a9 its chivalry—which is no ex-» travagant flattery. The Memphis Avalanche has hitherto contended with the LaCross Democrat for the cloacan preeminence of being a ''Democratic organ." Tho Frankfort (Ky.) Yeoman thus competes, in adverting to a Chicago paragraph "It is the coward, the poltroon, the assassin, the whining cur, the grovelling reptile, the slimy pismire, the dirty, lying, mendacious, snarling creature, mis-called man, who would insult the prisoner after surrender, would spit in his face and rob his pockets would endeavor to excite the mob to outrage him and would heap all manner of outrages upon him—always, however, making sure that either power or distance renders such course entirely safe. The Chicago whelp which snaps and snarls at the image of reckon ridge when thousands of miles away, would whine and crawl and lick his very feet if he should turn up in Chicago. And so of the whole pack."

Pergonal and Political.

BISHOP CLARKE, one of the ablest divines of the Episcopal Church, is deliv ering lectures to the convicts in the Bhode Island Penitentiary—an example worthy of imitation.

JOHN H.

SURRATT? went 'to "South

America for his health. If popular sentiment here wero as healthy as it ought to be, he would have to stay away from North America, for his health.

THE Cuba revolutionists have gained a great point in the capture of Puerto Principe, a city of the interior second only to Havana in population, forty-five miles distant from the port of Nuevitgs, with which it has railroad communication. The insurgents thus secure their possession of nearly or quite all of the eastern half of the island, and are Bteadily advancing westward. DULCB finds his volunteers a poor reliance, and he is short of regular troops.

THE Cleveland

Herald says: "General

Stager,^Superintendent of the Western Union Telegraph, leaves in a few days for Chicago, tbe headquarters of the line having been removed to that point. We regret the removal of Gen. Stager, with whom so large a number of our citizens have had pleasant business and social relations, but aB the telegraph annihilates space and time we shall continue to claim him as a Clevelander, though bis name may be on a Chicago doqr-plate."

PERSONALLY,

there is no ground of ob

jection to the admission of Senator Hill, of Georgia. He maintained his integrity as an unscrupulous Union man throughout the war. His right to a seat is made to turn altogether on the question whether the Legislature that elected him was legally organized, and the State of Georgia restored to its Federal relations by compliance with the terms of the Reconstruction acts. The House determined this matter affirmatively, long since, by admitting Representatives from Georgia to seats in that body. Tbe two branches are thus at variance with each other, and it seems a little unfortunate that while Representatives of rebel antecedents and Saymour-Blair politics readily got io, a staunch Union man and Republican, like Mr. Hill, should be kept out. The usual attitude of the House and tbe Senate are exactly the reverse in this case, the more conservative body having become the more radical.

IT is said that General Grant will ngt inform the country, nor even the gentlemen themselvos, whom he has selected for his cabinet till ..fie ifafeady to install them. The country can easily stand it but how about the gentlemen Can the persons who are expecting to be Secretary of State, of the Treasury, Navy, and so forth—can they endure this suspense 1 There are probaby «even dozen statesmen in each State of the Union who are confident that the government is languishing for their services, and that Grant must appoint each and every one of them in his cabinet, or else the Republic will go to rack. Will any of these men be .'cr.Tr-. ri-n struck by the lightning 7^-

A GOOD actor appreciates the capabilities of little parts. He seizes their microscopic excellences, and very often terns his small chances to greater account than the leading impersonations. Edwin Booth inherits this knowledge from his father, wbo, once, in the zenith of his fame, played tbe Second Grave Digger in Hamlet, in a London theater, making the character almost the center of interest. Jtiis son has engaged amateurs to take the part of the supernumeraries, trusting to their ambition to ex?ell for endurable assistance. The experiment will, we believe, succeed, as it must undoubtedly add greatly to the ensemble of the plays.

THE Democratic journals are generally, if not universally, opposed to Ashley's bill for the dissection cf Utah. The St. Louis Republican and the New York World, have bitter articles against it a8 an outrage on religious liberty and an insult to one of tbe sacred institutions of Holy Writ. The "twin relic" which the lebellion destroyed was equally precious in the Democratic eyes. The World's argument is, and it is the general argument of its party, that the government has no right to concern itself with the morals of tbo people, or, in the World's language, "to run the moral machine of the country." In other words, if a man wishes a hundred and fifty wives—and why not if a woman a hundred and fifty husbands ?—legislation has no business with him further than to protect him and secure him in tbe possession of bis females. a v.: '-i' './!

hk Indianapolis Journal makes a very fervid and pathetio appeal for "justice" towards Mrs.

LINCOLN,

which jus

tice is to take the shape of a pension.— We do not believe that "justice" requires the Government to do any more for Mrs. LINCOLN than it does for .the widows of soldiers who lost their lives in the mili* tary or naval service during the late warIt is well known that Mrs.

LINCOLN

took

fropi the Government, without permissio| or authority, property equal in value to a the amount of soldier's widow's pension for many years. People who de mand justice should practice it. tt is not our purpose to say an unkind word of that unfortunate woman. We wUh her health, prosperity and discretion. But if the Government is ready to go into the pension business fairly—which it never has—we are prepared to give the natnes of hundreds of women whoso claims for material aid are quite as well founded as are those of Mrs. L., and whose story is as pathetic as that which the Journal tells of her

The truth is, the whole system of pensions is conducted on false principles The widow SMITH, whose husband was a barroom loafer till gubernatorial partiality or even less honorable influences put an eagle on his shoulder, draws $30 pej month. The widow JONES, wboBe huiband left an honorable and lucrative pr4fession or trade and went into the ser 1 vice and met death as a private soldier, impelled only by love of country, this wi&ow draws, tho munificent sum of $8 per month 1 The whole thing is fraught with wrong and outrage, disgraceful to the Government that directs and the people Who tolerate it.

We are willing that Mrs. LINCOLN should have as high a pension as the widow of the noblest private ur officer w|o died on the field of battle. By existing laws that cannot be less than $96, nqr more than $360 per year. Will the Journal be good enough to tell us why she should have more?

LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.

I A FRIDAY. January 29. SENATE. The Senate met at 10 o'clock, with the Lieutenant Governor in the Chair. .Most of the morning session was con sumed in receiving reports from committees and discussing bills upon their second reading.

The following new bills were intro duced: Senate bill No. 144, to prevent the introduction and spread in this State of the Texas or Spanish cattle fever, by preventing the introduction of said cattle in this State between March 1st and October 1st of each year. iSenate bill 145, providing a civil remedy for damages caused by the introduction of Texas cattle.

Senate bill No. 146, to amend section 8 of the act authorizing County Commissioners to organize turnpike companies.

Senate bill No. 147, creating the 9th and 12th Judicial Circuits, and fixing the time lor holding courts therein.

Senate bill No. 148, to legalize acknowledgements of deeds, etc., taken by notaries after their commission had expired.

Senate bill No. 149, to amend section 17 of the act concerning fees and salaries. Senate bill No. 150, defining the Common School system of the State.

Senate bill No. 151, to enable oities to aid in the construction of railroads and water powers.

Senate bill No. 152, to amend section 2 of the game law. Senate bill No. 153, to amend section 7 of the act concerning supervisors of high, ways.

Senate bill No. 154, to amend section 6 of the same act. The Seuats voted to visit the State Normal School building, at Terre Haute, on Saturday, February $.

Adjourned till Monday, at 13 o'clock. HOT7SB.' Jala} Petitions—Nineteen petitions were received, praying protection from railroad monopolies and extortions.

Also, for the relief of P. B. Wilson trustee^ who was robbed of public money in fcis possession.

Also, asking relief from the grevious burdens of the gravel road law. Also, for the relief of the old Quartermaster of the Indiana Legion, who presents^ claim of $200 for services renderad in gathering up arms at Ote dose, for

tha,Statft, said claim not having. be«a Allowed by tbe Beard of Glafma. Also, w, reference to the election of supervisors their own districts.

Also, for the relief of Nicholaa Mor#! beck, a Trustee, wbo was robbed of public funds in his possession, to the amount of $2,600.

Also, for compensation of officer for making arrest. Claioqs Allowed and Referred—To Cyrus Nixon, the old_Principal Clerk, for organizing ant Jessica, $70. Allowed.

The claim of Aaron M.Hart, of Lake county, amounting to $50, and interest thereon, said amount having been paid for forty acres of swamp lands in Lake county, which lands had already been conveyed to another party in the State.— Referred.

Also of Anna Christina Heller, to the amount of $50 and interest, for the same reason aa above. Beferred.

The vote of yesterday indefinitely post-

foning

House bill No. 79, for building

ridges, etc., was reconsidered. Bills Passed—Senate bill No. 32, fixing the time of holding the court* in the Twentieth Judicial Circuit, and the amendments to the same reported by the first committee, transposing "Hamilton" and "Madison." Vote on its passage, ayes 90 nays 0.

Also, Senate bill No. 11, to amend the seventeenth section of the charter of the Mechanics1 and Firemen's Insurance

Tbe Morgan Said Claimi The following is from the report of the "Morgan Raid'* Commissioners just published

The number and amount of claims, aud amount allowed in each of the coun ties in which the Commission held sea sions is as follows: 477 Tiled in Harrison county 986,661 78 85 filed in Floyd County 30,291 61 376 Tiled la Washington county.....—. 100,668 93 217 Tiled in Scott county 45,479 63 180 filed in Jefferson.oonnty 63,438 17 360 filed in Jennings county «... 63,270 el 7 filed in Jackson county 793 60 321 filed in Bipley county 46,638 88 206 CTuci in Dearborn county 70,207 76 1 Fil»d In Indianapolis 60 00 •it, Si'j »fl Allowed in Harrison county ... Allowed in Ioyd county Allowed in Washington county Allowed in Scott county Allowed in Jefferson county.... Allowed in Jennings county............. Allowed in Jackson county Allowed in Bipley county. Allowed inflDearborn county Allowed in Indianapolis.

THE

1497,399 21 .. 981,710 90 .. 11,188 71 .. 86,643 33 .. 12,031 43 .. 47,388 31 .. 69,187 66 799 60 .. 40,609 26 ... 43,416 4S .. 1,661 97

8413,699 48

WILL Cumback calls the eij_ publican votes that were cast against him in the Indiana Legislature "infernal machinations." We are afraid that this naughty talk is another symptom of the same disease that broke out in William' letter to Baker,—to-wit, virulent indiscre tion.- Cm. Timez.

famous Erie coup d'etat has be.

come a contre temps. Tbe news is.briefly announced to us by a private dispatch from Columbus, as fol lows: "The Erie proposition is rejected, and a lease to the Pittsburgh, Columbus and St.'Louis (Pan Handle) and Pennsylva nia Central roads has been ratified by an overwhelming vote of the Columbus. Chicago and Indiana Central stockhold ers."

Thus has been broken, by a blow, one of the most important links In the great chain of continental railroad consolida tion which the Erie has been, with reck less audacity, forging.—Ind. journal.

Vice and Immorality-

Mr. James who was for many year the Curator of the Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia, represented that city in the Legislature of Pennsyl vania during several sessions, about forty five years ago. On one occasion a coun try member presented a petition for a lot tery. Mr. moved that the petition should be referred to the Committee on Vice and Immorality. The member who had presented the petition got up in great vrrath and exclaimed: "Mr. Speaker, do you and tbe members of this houje know ho# the member from this city gets hia living? He shows naked images to ladies and gentlemen for a quarter.dollar bead. He's a pretty fellow to talk to us about vice and immorality!"—Lippincott's Magazine.

Walking in the Old World The increasing passion for walkingmatches has extended to the Old Worli and brought a number of Becass—runners of the nomadic tribes of Central Africa —to Paris. They far surpass anything dona by our race. When they carry gov eminent despatches, they run for days without sleep. In order to keep the chest free, they seize with both hands the ends of a stick, which they place horizontally behind their neck. Their stock of provisions consists of a flaw dozen dates, and their whole costume of a pair of trousers perhaps they also carry a pair of aandala, which they put on when the sand of the deselrt becomes too hot to bear. On the way they lose as little time as possible.When they are out of breath, they stop, count up to sixty inspirations, and continue the journey they sleep only two Or three hourB out of the twenty-four and in order not to oversleep themselves, they tie a rope of date-bark to one foot and set it on fire. They know exactly how long it will bum, and when it reaches the foot the pain makes them jump up, and off they go once more on their errand

Homicides and Affritys.

A man named Maguire was murdered recently in a saloon at Georgetown, Colorado, by a woman.

Cbauncey Milard, connected with the murder of Harland P. Sweet, was sentenced by Judge Drake, in the Ptah District Court, to be shot by the Sheriff, at Provost, Utah, on Friday, February 24tb.

At Echo City, on the 12th, a man named Crooks became involved in a difficulty with one McCabe, whom he shot and killed. No arrest was made of Crooks, who was supposed to have been justified in the killing, but he has left the country,---. 1 »':T1 ,.8Vy.&'y&-oV

Henry Calhoun, a ftaedman at Moont Pisgah, Texas, was killed recently when attempting to make fait escape from a Deputy Sherif&b .'1 j,? 93

Joseph Williams, ft«edaan, was hang at Wetherford, Texas, a short time since, for the murder of Thomas Bird.

"ATTXR Sutfxrinq Ssvxbal Ykjuks with chilblains or frosted feet without finding anything to give me permanent relief, I was effectually eure^ by two or tbree applications of Palmer's Lotion, and although several years have elapeed I have not been troubled with the disease since that time," writes Ohai. B. Marshall, Inrarance Agent, S. E. corner Thirjl an(L IgTalngt Streets, Cincinnati, .Qhio. v't-v is. W' dwlw -a'-* ... -.'11 -t. r..

wnin yottK 4efMhat yoa Sf d^litratas in fjdax fifn ttt, for all that yodFlaiyi do so by matchless vegetable denti-

using that frieet'-SMffiEkMriC

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Com

pany of Madison. House bill No. 74, declaring the oountios of the First, and creating the Twentysecond and Twenty*third Judicial Circuits, and fixing the time for holding court therein, with the recommendation of the Committee on the Organization of Courts.

Cheaj^, Conven ds evferjthing.

fftfTffeful.

It fa said that Calisaya Bark bas a peculiar effect upon the liver, and guards the system against diseases 67 exposure and. irregular. diet. It is cosceded that the great sueoess of the wonderful

Watkl—Superior

to the

best imported German Colo^9. slndj|old at half the price.

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LADIES!!

Look Out! Look Out! Look Out! Loopt Out!

'•Beaniiftes tbe Oomplectioi" "aires a Rosy Glow to the ]jke

Tii'l "FliOK DS HATO,* "FLOB OK MAYO.'1

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A. NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKEKCHIKF EianSITB, DEUCATK, LASTING FBAU£N€EPHlLON SON, NEW TOBK, (told by aliurag. glstt. 9dwly-»toim

LAND AGENCY.

rLAKE'S LAND AGENCY, •mJ On Ohio Street, betwesj Third and ^arth Lands Bonght aid Sold on BeasenableGoH•lsslea. $500,000 worth ot desirable 01 ty tad Odantiy property for sale, Honses far rent. oetiUwi!

Real Estate Oolnmra

HBNDBICH LANGE,

Office over First National Bank, 8. B. Ootner of Fourth and Main 8treets,

This old and reliable Oojnpany la now represente^ jn tfiis city by t*4

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OFFXOB AT DOWLINjQ HALL. it

Those persons holding Policies of Insarance In this Company, are reqnested to call for their Brntncmb at thli OOoe. -u la/w.-'uK

Business Respectfully aolidted, And Policies will be Imed on as good tenaa as any other first-olaae Company-

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One Bottle, $1,00—Threefor*2,00J 1000 Bottles sold la on» day in K, •V Atl lru gtaU !n TEBBB HAQTK sell Hi!

SjTd In TERBE HAUTK, by BARB, 6ULICK & BE^RY, W holjsa*lft,j»B4. A&W*? Jan4dwly-n to BH. nt idjji.jHfc yhsfld

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PflALOjCti "PAPHIAJ SOAP" for the TJILKT. llillMlCRI and BATH, will net chap HliN Pdee, 26 Cents per Cake.

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SashT Boors, Blinds,

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TATION BITTER*, which previous to our late onnappy difficulties, was found in most southern hornet^ waa owing to the extract of Caliaaya Bark whicj) it contained tt one of the principal ingiedients. In ^confirmation, of this we have ward.one of our distinguished Physicians ipmark, that whenever he felt unwell frcini ordinary dietetic or atmospheric causes he invariably relieved .himself by IpAtfTATioN BITTERS. We speak advisedly when we say that we know it to be th« best and most popular medicine in the!world.

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UNDERTAKERS.

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UNDERTAKER, la prepared to exeoate* 1 orders Ib his line win aeaSneSs aad dispatoa *ner of third isd Qhsirrf treats. Terra Haata, itdlsse.

NDERTAKBR

M. W. O'CONNELL Having parohaaad back from B. W. Ohadwtck, Qrnber Oo., tiie Dadertakers BstabUihmapt, aad baring had eeresi yean uperietooeln the hoalaaSs,!* now prepared to famish Mstatio B«. rial Oaasa. Clasaata, Hi Woodaa OaAM, ef alt stylss aad siaea, from the bert and largaat stock of hwial malarial In the State, at 101 Main Strut,

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Abstracts of title furnished, Loans negotiated, and Money invested.

FOB SALE.

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PBOPBBTY.

Forty Xiots in Union's Addition to TerraHaat* Hoase and lot, eat OjIO street, Hoose and lot, ia MeHnrraln's Addltitiok, Honseand lot in Sibley's addition on Sth street, Honse and lot In Rasa's addition «n 8th Kreet, House «nd lot on Poplar, between 6th qfed 7th streets,

Hons* and lot on ttorth 8th, betweea Okerant and Linton streets. Two business Honses on feain street

OOUNTY

PBOPKBT1. .\fc Township,

Farm et 89 aorea in Honey Or 173 acres in Linton township. 3 Acres below tbe Boiling Mill, wesestdeoanal. janSSdtl

J^£BRCH ANT'S, of HARTFjQBD

Florlng and Siding,

And all descriptions of Finished Lumber.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers :k PINE LUMBEB,

Jtath and Shingles,,,

Styte Roofin

Cement Boofini Roofing

Custom Sawing, Planing and Wood Turning to ORDteB^ All Work Warranted!

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On Lafayette St., between (tonal and Depot, A INDIANA. Orders left at N. Katsenba£h Store, Main street, or 4th street, will be promptly attend ed to. -J a20dtf

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TheDivlne, tbe Fhyslclan, tbe Judge USE DAILY IN ttfaiB OWN 1IOMK3 AND BKCOMMENt

To all IaTalldfl and Sufiorera

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Tbe nursing babe, Itrt brothers and sisters, its parents and grand-parents, will all find this pleasant remedy well adapted fe.r^tiipir different complaints.

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orelty.

•rid!

PBIKTXD IN OIL COLORS I

A H4RV1L or BSiVTI^ CIUEAPMISS ContalastiaSoywrtfitoniaMe,' IHE FIdW SIGHT "liMi

THE f|OOD ON THE flEABT! BT ran jnrafc-feftrtnla A. 8. BOB. Also, Complete Stories, Oraphio Sketches, Poetry,

Ac., jsa^r *_'r

Zach number, besides ottttf mvitTxtloni, contains a SPLBHWI lABTOOK,la OOOolorSj «mB worth) of Framing.

TERMS~|S,00 per Tear NniMn.) For salety all^Hewe D«al»r«. Sample copy wnt fne. FBBNCH WHBAT, 128 Hast an St. M.T.

GEO, H. BKKD A CO.'fi

PATENTID OCT. 17, 1865.

These Dyes oi»r the simifibst and most nse'nl means or vydng Honiehold Apyarel presented to the pablio. They embrace every shade, and can Vented with oertdlnt* oCeaMafhationt Inquire at the Dru?tfiits tor BUB'S LIQUID All!, lot* nqotkerlind. 0X0. Hi- K]D) A "0.. ifanniactnrsrs, Boston. •"Dse Bead's Ckemlcal Bpeace Blarlclng, the tat Dreaalngand Blaotingfor Ladies' and Ohildle^/i .Shoes, Bnbbequ.i&_ .......

1 yirrvslg.iliii, !. ORAND BAPFD3, MTOH., 1 E^JBnrt-10, 1868,/

tlFPBNOOTT et BASSWSU The people totm-ta be craay about yonr BED JACFST Axil. Please send me .twenty docen more. ,n... Tours traly, ... W. D. T. -U3 P'! It !Jl»- rif-t.AS ••!.*.} *.1 ed. '.'7® {ti,

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CA jfTJOJT.—Unprinoipled dealers are selling Axes painted red, as the BED JACEXT A^t. .The good qualities of his Axe consists In its ULIl'TIMO qaalities, not in the. ted paint.

The "Ban is for sale by all responsible hardware dealers and the manufacturers.

A BAKEWELL,

8 -ti* Pfttabnrgb, Pa.

Agriculturist

...

Pennsylvania Farm Journal. DEVOTKD TO Agricultare, fiertieiltire ud Brnl Ecouoay.

FCBLISBBD AT PITTSBUBOH, PA. J, 4k a. B. KIJ£ST£K, Kdttoin. Assisted by a 3orps of Praoti^l Ooatributors.

T£Bms—$1,00 per annnm Ten copies, $7,50. W Advertuing 25 "cli. ftr line^f$taoh~inia-tioii.

PBICE BCDrCED. $^50 A YEAR. This favorite Family Journal Will hereafter te I sent to subscribers for 19,60 per" year. A gratia copy sent one year to any person who obtains six names and forwarda them with the money to ns.

In other words, wa will send foven copies for I $15,00. This makes the Uhion pTlie Cheapest Story paper in America.

Jts oolnmns are filled with CAPITAL Stobies by the best writer^ and. that charming variety in poetry, wit and general miscellany, so- welloaloaiatcd to please all lovers of good reading. I Now is the Time to Subscribe!

Single ooptaS, etc cents All dealera sell it. Address, ELLIOTT, THOMAS A TALBOTT, Boston, Mass.

1 Americaa^Company itf BICHLI SCENTED TOILET SOAPS

•g-sl

I McKEONE. VAN HAAGEN & CO. 82: S. Front-st., Phii.AVKI.FAIA, 22 Barclay-st., N. T.

Honey,Glycerine, Elder Flower, Jtiouquet and JPalm, I In Quality, Style and Perfnme warranted equal to tbe English and sold fully 60 per cent, cheaper, which,acconnts for the great falling off 'in the demand for the foreign soaps, and tue nnprecedentnd sncoess of the AnieiicSn Company

Toilet Soans. now sold eveaywaere in the United MCAEOITE, TAN HAAf""

States.

AO EN CO,, •aanlbetnren.

Sole

APPLE PABINe, Coring and 8iicing Machines. Made by D.JH WHITBMOEB, Worcester Mass. .\V —rl

WANTED, AUKSTS.-^b".®"" erywhere, male1 and female, .to introduce tho GJCNOINK IMPBOVHD COMMONSEHSB FAM1LY SDVINO MACHINB. This Machine will stitch, hem, fell, tack, quitt, coid, bind, braid, and embroider in a most superior manner. Price only $18- Fully warranted for five years. We will pay 91,000 for any machine that will sew a stronger, inora beautlfnl, or more elastic seam tbab onrsi it wafcw the "Klastio Lock Stitch."

I Kvei ysecond.stitdh cni be cnt, And still,the cloth cannot be pnlled apart _withoat tearing it. \Ve

pay Agents from $75"to $200 "per month and expeusea, or a commission from '#hioh twice that amount can be made. rAdSrtsi SJSOOMB A CO., Pittsburgh, Pa.f. or Boston, Mass or St. Louis Mo.

CAdtlOB.—Do-not be imposed npon by other parties palming off worthless cast-iron "ibachlnes, under the same name or otherwise. Ours is the only genuine and Tealiy practical machine manufacturod.

Gllmaii's Pulmonary Troches. Kspecially recommended for clearing the throat and relieving hoarteneet. Mach valued by Singers and Speakers. At onceth* bettand ehaipeti. Soldi everywhere by Druggists. Only-25 cents per box May be had In any quantity of

JOH^J^i(I[ABK( Ci^inpati, Ohio.

IXW.D. 1863.

rarii

XXX

DR.B DEITEB IOVEBIDGE'8

WAHOO BITTERS, THE BEST STOMACH TONIC KNOWN. tOTA Sure Cure for Dyspepsia,'Liver Complaint, Asthma, Chills and Fever, Gratel, Diabetle and I General Debility. Fer aale by all Druggists.

DB. B. DEITKB LOVKBIDOK, Prep'r MUFFAI.O, IS. T.

Deafness, Catarrh. Scrofula.

LADY who bad buffered for jeirs from IX afness, Catarrh and Scrofula, was cured by a I simple remedy. Her sympathy and gratitude prompts her to send the receipts free of charge to any one similarly afflicted. Addreis

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

drees PHUiANTHBOS, Box P. PhiUdelphla, Pa.

We Arc Band!

And are prepared,on account of onr immense imcbxass or BoaniEst, and of the

Mrachandiss of all kinds, to ofit to our Agenta and the public, not only Cottons, but ALL kinda of Good a at prices Lisa than aver before Ornnsn I

Any person that will send to us for printed notices of Sixty articles, with (5 enelosd, can receive,

FBEE COST,

selettlon of one of pie following articles Misses Fnr Muff and Tippett, 811ver-Pla(

Pitcher, Leplne Watch, Blankets, Ac., ^a. I HBW

Flated Ice

ol Iiobg Shawls, 1 pr

For additional particulars

CIBCU&AB FOB 1860.

Archi

rHOS. I* PEHM CO.,* .Stree^TBoston, Mass." MONTHLY

ITRADB CIRCULAR,

For January, 1869. COMTAINIHO

mast, 10 HorthWiniait Ton*. I

^£1

deoSMeodly

aliatof valuable and useiul ar

ticles for sale at 081 DOLLAR each also liberal Inducementa for forming Olnbe. It alno eontsUna InAmaatlon, which will be lsspertaat to say idfnc Honey te Use Gift Kmipnie tms wpar

It Is the opinion of some of our Cjty a^d State ofBciale, that If this circiffar Is ctrcolated In k|l parts of tbe country, it 'woald be the meaoa v( saving a great deal of money, wUoh Is now lost by sending to Bwae ualawfal ooncarna. On aocount of onr lmgtesaetrade, aad of thadepneU* tion in Merchandise, wa are now oflbring to Agenta better indneemente than evsr before offeraent free to any address.

IIWB*M4MBMBt.(fcr-

nwrly 100 Sudbnry ifcJBowe*.

A.msi

t-VfVMW.-f

NEW ADVERTISE NT8.

article oa oar checks can be exehan While Bed i|nllt or a Slirer W Table Castor, with Fue Bottles.

II I

UBIJCEBB1TS TO AGE2TTO LABQBKTHANKTEB!

100 Per Cent. Band hy clnbblag together and bnyisg COTTON OLOTH, DBBSS UOOD9, WOOLEN GOODS. HOSIKBT, FLANKfeTS, SHAWLS, Ac., Ac., to-

SInr.PlatedBoots

ther with and Shoes, Books, Catiery, Ware, Oastors, fancyOoods, Ac., of EASTMAN KENDALL. ***,

Haaerer street, Bostoa, Mass..

Uctaaei Wheleaale Dealers by the linlted States, Established ISM. The goods sold by ns are described, in printed slips or checks, which are sent to any address at the rate of ten cents eaeh, in £lob) of ten, lUfltto, ktndrtd im iHMM ad Mtyt AM mutdrtd, to. Tor a dollar the receiver can bay tbe article described la the oheck,' or exohange it for any one of two or three hundred other articles in our circular. As a guarantee efthe worth oferery article sold by

ogean

Bed Itullt or a Slirer Plated Keroirtng ^tSlOT, With FifeBetttCS. Beadwhaitbe ore it paper of the Nortawesi, the Toledo Bled* (Na-by's papsr,) says of n:— "WHAT Wbsaw AT TB HOB,—Cariosity ltd ns, while recently 1 Booton, to visit the tlol'ar tsbllsbutent uf Messrs Kastmam A

KENDALL.

Their tr.de hai bacime so immeuseth^t theynow occupy four sto^iei ID the elegant block Mo. 6} Hanover Strtet. The name cf this firm bas b. come'famlli araa huuieeold wo.ds' tbrotrghoot tbe tliddle and Western Stries, «hilr prompt anil honorabla bn.in^ss men the? ar* endoried by tbe beet firm, in their own city, Their club sysstsm of tolling goods has dune more, we-believe during the past lew. years to keep down tbe prices of domestic articles la every d«» use, than all tbe ether toflnonces combined. Moat of their goodaaramanufactuied expressly lor them, as, lor instance, cutlery made to tbier order inShetfield, Xngland. and imported in large quantities for their dollar trade aloue."

How Is the tine to ret glgaera and send In clnbs Ladles specially wsuited as agents. Partial list ot articles allowed as commission to any one eendlng in clnbs.—

OLUB OF THIBTY. [»3,] 21 yards bleached or nnbleached Uoton Cloth, Photograph Albam, 100 pictures, elegant Morocco Binding. Uovolving oval band. Silver Plated Table Oastor, five bottles. Ladles' Dress Pattern. A Lady's rich-lT-ornamented Black Walunt. Writing Cask. Fancy Oasslmere Pants Pattern. Large White all Linen Tab Cover. White Lancaster Counterpane. 30 yards Calico. Allmmbra Bed Qnllt. Ladles' M-rcceo Shopping Bag. Good t'otiage Clock.

CLDB OF SIXTY. [J6,] 42 jards Bleacbfd or Uubleachcd Cotton Ciotn. ashioniblu Dreis Pattern. 3 12 yards wool C*»siinere for P*uta and Vest Pattern. Teshionable woolen Shawl. B'hite Uaiseilles Couaterpane. Lady's Large Genuine Morocco Shopping Bag. Lady's Pa hionabie Cloak Pattern. Pair Oood whito woolen Blankets. Black Alpaca-Sress Pattetn. 4 yards double width Water-proof Cloaking. 6 yards Farmers' good Wool Frocking. Rosewood Brats Alarm Clock. Lsdy's For Muff and Collar.

CLOB OP ONE HUNDRED. £910.] 65 yards goodBteached or Unbleached Cotton Oloth, one yatd wide. Lady's 01 Cbnts New Silver Hunting Case Watch, Fashionable Tfciber Dress Pattern. Elegant Block Alpaca Dress Pattern. One, pair of good white woelen Blankets,large siso. Lady's Fashionable Double woolen Shvwl. Two large, fine, Bleached Linen Table Covers, with one dogenlarge sizedDianer Napkins to match. 25 yds Hemp Carpeting. 71-2 yards five Oas.lmero for suit. One dosen Ivory Handled Steel Bladed Knia's and Forks. Oae dozen Rogers' best Silver Plated Forks on white metal. Portable Sewing and Embroidering Machine. 7 1-2 yards diiubie- width Water-proof Cloaking. Set'of Furs Muff ane Collar.

It -is impossible to give a complete list of gocds, bnt Agents desiring articles not named above, will please mention them, and we will accomadato them if possible. If you ha«e a clob ready, or intend to raise one for any other home, dm't fail to tend it tout, and at (he tame Hmeatlcftr New Oircntar aad Mammoth JSvchamge Litt. Parte acting asmgents for other doiiar houses in this elty, will please send ui their address, and that of a dozen or sooi^tbeir male and female friends, as we can make ft for their advantage to do so. Hale and female afreets waytcd as tuual.

SEND MONEY IN REGISTERED LkTTKRS in every instance, and we guarantee tbac it will come perfectly tale,

N. B.—Our sales should not be classed with with dollar Jewelry sales and gift enterpri-es.— Send to us'for decision respecting onr business by the Commissioner o' Iuieraal itevenne, dated Washington, Nov. 4, 1868. if you want rowpt returns for your money, send yonr clnbs toj

EASTMAN & KENDALL, P. 0. Bex 8,65 Haaovrr St., Boston, Mass.

Don't Read the Above!

WASTED—AflMTS-KIrt.™1' I KNITTISO MACHINE. Pr.ce $M. The simplest, cheapest and best Knitting Machine ever invented. Will knit 21,000. tobes per mln. ute. Liboral Indncfments lo Acwuts. Ad-lr-sa AMEBICAN KNITTING MACUINK CO., Boston, Mass,, or St. Lonis, Ho.

THE PATENT MAGIC COMB! Wil I color gray hair a permanent tilarfe or brown. Sold everywhere. Sent by mail for gl,2i.

Addiese WJH. PATTON, Treasurer, 1 1 eL

THE BEST TilTTlEltS For Weakly Persons.

FOB THB WBAK,

Dkpkmiitioks

FOB THB PALE, FOB'TBX 8ICKL7, FOB' THB1' AGUI,

Magic Comb Company, Springfield, Mssi.

SiiYi? tilf ir

MOTHERS! MOTHERS!!

.... MOTHERS!!! I DQKT FAIL TO PBOCtTBK

It ant only wUeyaa the chad Own pain, but invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and givea tone and enefgy to tbe whole eyetegn. It will also instantly relieve 0riptnff Me BotceU and Wind Colie.

We believe It the BK8T and SUBE9T EEM«nv in THB WOULD, to all caaea of DYSIkteB arid DLARRHtKA IN CHILDREN, whether arlalng from teething or any other cause.

Fun-direothma for using will aeeompany each bottle. a Be sure and call for

ME8. WXN8IX)W'H 8OOTHINO 8YEUP," Having thafac-timit* of Ctmns A Pwiiwi," on the outsiae wrapper All others are baar taaltatioos.

W I N E

*1 UfBSmG BUTSOBLK.—Self-help for Tonng I TA fTl rTfl T7^ fN I I Men, who bave erred, desire a better man- I l-£ I I I H, 1-^ I I hood. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of I 1 3 I I I I JLw K-?

I charge. If beneOtted return the postage. Ad-

FOB KBStAUICS, FOB 3PHI

Ho Bitters Equal to Thein

Speer's Standard Wine Bitters, —WAD* or—

WINE, SERBS & BOOTS

:a's Celebrated rii* BARK, CHAMOlfaB 8»A*1

SXND FOB OOB

Brass's Celebrated Wine, so well known, with PKBUyiljf BARK, THAMOlfaB FLOWKBS,

sist Dlgestip promote the Stcrotiona ot the System 11 the aatural channels, and give

TONE VIGOR

YOUfifi AND OLD, MALI AND F8XALS! AH use it with wonderful sncoess. Brings COLOR

ABO BITTIBS. Sold by Druggists and Orooers. See that my signature ia over the cork Of each Bottle.

ALFRED STEER,

Passaic, N. J., and

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COLUMN.

INSURANCE

ii£ aiscO

Uteri

Irs. fiislov's SootMng Syroj, for Children Teething: This valuable preparation has been used with HSVEB PAIffllO SUCCESS IN THOUSANDS OF CASKS.

OBTAIN

the palo while Up,

^LOOM AND BEAUTT

Tp the t|)}o fee3 and care-worn oountenance. Ouraa FBTEB an^ cieatea APPBTITB. Try them. Oea none other* Ask for SPBBB*t! STAND

Breadway, New York.

Trade aupplie^ by all Drugglsta.

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NATIONAL

LIFE INSURANCE COr,

or THE

United States of America,

wisantOToH, n. 0.

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CONCUSS

oaumu kj sncuLAcr

APMOVTD JOLT 96, IMS.

CASH CAPITAIZ. $1,000,000 PAID

Pompsny, National in Its charaeter,~oflbiii' I by reason of its large Capital, Low Batee ef Prentlnm and New Tablea, the moat dealrable Manna of insurinf lite yet prosented to the public.

The ratei of premium belog largely reduced, are msde ss favorable te tbe Insurers as those of the brut Matnal Companies, aad avoid all the complications aad uncertainties of Moles, Dtvidends, and the miaundersian. lugs ^hiek tlM latter are so apt to canss the Policy-Hold sr.

Several new and attiaotive tables are now presented, which nted only to be understood lo prove acceptable the pcblic, such as the IN' COMK-PBODUOING POLICY and BITCBN PREMIUM POLICY. In the former, the policyholder not only stcilrcs a life insurance, payable at death, bnt will receive, If living, altera period of a few yetia, a» atnual imceme equal to la per cent.

(10

per tut.) ef tii politg. In the latter, tbe Company agrees to rtbtrn to the Mtmrtd At total amount of money lie hu paid in, ia addition to tie amount of hit policy.

Circulars, Pamphlets and fall particulars given on application to the Branch Office of the Cosipany, or to IOHH W. EIAX9 A CO.,

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BRANCH

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First National Bank Ballding, PHILADELPHIA. Where the general bntimss of ths Comrany Is transacted, and to which all general correspondenca should be addreued.

OPFICEBS: ...

OI/ABKNOB H. CLARK, Pissideut. JAY OOOKE, Chairman Finance and Xxecu Oommittee. HSNBY D. COOKE, Vlce-Pr.-oldent. Sp4i EMIBSON W. PXBT, SecreUry and Actuary. *sm p, •1 'i OKI.irja

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The attention of persons contemplating Insuring their lives or itc.-easlng the amount of insurance tliey already have, la called to the special advantages illsml by the National Life Insurance Company.

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CINCINNATI, OHIO,

General Agents for Ohio and Central and Southern Indiana. J. A. FOOTS, 28dwly Agent for Terre Haute, In I.

"NSURE WITH THB BEST I

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OF HABTFOBD, COII.

Cash Assets over 95,052*88019.

Fire inland Insnrance at as favorable terms as the Iljzards Permit for Reliable indemnity^ HAOEK A McKEKN. Agents,

Jai.G.i.".m Dowllnc Mall.

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FIRE AND LIFE

Tbe following 01d and Bel labia Oempanles

Applications t^ken apd fpljtcjgfs iss^ in *ny ot the above naaaed ObinranHii in lowest current rates. Also, KBAX ESTATE bought and soldj and CdLLECTIONS promptly attended to.

7 M. A. CKANE, QenofAl Fire and Life Insurance Agraf.

ij£ r,r

STAWD1R1)

8PKER8

0£0loe ISO Main Street Old Stand of Drs. Thompson

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INSURANCE AGENCY,

Represented.

NorthAmerican Fire lns.Coc BaBTFOBD, OOHWroaa jil'j'.'Ji

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Merchants Fire Ins. Co., HABTFOBD, OOKH. --it -a

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Apply to isL

OFFIOJCi '•t" J*-' 'd 9tfi 01

MainiSt.»between 5th & 6th

Terre Haute, Ind.

Bast

A Ceagb. CoM, otlsrs Threat BlQUiaXS IMMIOIATS ATTBKTlaf,

AnnaBouut nn cneuo. iUoi» TO coavxauB, Irritation ef the loan, aa permanent Thteat Ane! tion, er an Incurable lung Uiseasf

Browi'i Broaehiil foeta,1"" Having a direct lnfluenos to Ike parts, give immediate relief.

Far Broncliltis, Aithma, Catarrh.Ceai aamptlTe anSI Throat Diseases, tbocbkb Ana ussd wrra aiwaTs oooa avooasa. .«

BISGEBS A9» PJJBLfC S^IA|U9 will find Trochee usefni in o'earlng the voice when taken befate flinging or Speaking, Ud rsUevlnit the Throat after an unusual exertion ef the vw*"

c»l organs. Tbe Troeket are raov amended and, prescribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials ffom emineat men throughout the country.K

IJfAliK HOOT. WIU1 OHEkm naiinv7_-'^! I Being an article of true merit, and having vroetd ItfKo, th'ir efficacy by a test of mtby years, Isapfl year*1and such other (IBBBS aad WMXW as will In all finds tbtm ia new localities io various parte pj-..., tbe world, and the Trochee are nnlveraally pre-

nonneed tetter than other articlea. i&m

only "Baown's BnoncaiAi. Taocaas,"

aad do not tako any of thewarOtes imltationt tnat m*y be offered. SOLO ivaafwncan. dSlda w-4moa-lnalda

and climate, give way at oaSa to this wonderful medicine, If taken regularly aocord lag to the: dltectiona (which ate very simp

»a.j

IW! I -j, ii V-i'ile i-MBtit', s%s A/TANHOOD AND THB VIQOB I'A OF YOUTH restored In fonr weeks. DB. BIOOBD'S XStiBNOB OF LIFI poser«. fiom whatever oaaae aris'ng bt early pernicious habits, self-abuse, Impote^tcy

ly .*:•

the effeots

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(which ate very simple, and require na

reptraint front knsinaea.or pleasure.) Failure la impossible. Sold to bottles at SS, or font qaaati lies in one for t9l To be had only of the nvle aj pointed agentfln America, H. OKBTIZBS, Avenue, ear. ef lStb strtet. H. I.

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