Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 February 1869 — Page 2

TLurBflaj Horning, Feb. 4th, 1869.

SoMJi dayf ago we published ^amor ^mnsnnF bwdi to the effect th^t A. J. Jiad-no inclinaton I

to retire to tbo secluded shades and rural

Know-Knothing Lodges. It has been Aunt's boast that he filled every office in the gift of the people irom Alderman of Greenville to President of the United States. Prom present indications we suppose he will now attempt to reverse the order and fill them &11 over again, ending his sublime swing ground the official circle in the same aldermanic chair which, in his youthful days, was pressed by that portion of hi august person which is stjppoosed to contain whatever of cerebral tissue was -au-

signed to him in nature.

thd grand economy o1

The enterprising book house of S. Q. Griggs & Ob., is about to issue a physical geography of the Mississippi valley including the lake region. It is by Colonel J. W. Fobtbb, a well-known aavatit of Chicago, now President of the Ameri can Association for tbe Advancement cjf Science. We have seen and examin some of the advanced sheets of this work, and judge that .it will be found of grei value in making known the topograph resources, and material wealth generally of this.vast region of country. Such 9 work has long been needed, and the telligent public will look forward to the jisnanoe of It with unusual interest.

The Mississippi valley is the heart the continent and to know thoroughly i^ geography, using the term in its broalei sense, is to have the key to thejtopography of the entire.continent.

Thk Boston Traveler predicts th Grant will select Hon. A. H. Kick the New England member of his Oabim and that he will consign to his care t' portfolio over which the Old Man of Sea now keepB watch and ward. Traveler stated, that Mr. j&OB is at pre ent suspiciously on a visit at Washin ton, is of well-known friendship towa: Gba^t, and knows more about the bus nees of the navy department than an other man. It is just possible that the incoming President may place a high estimate on the last named recommend^ tion. He may havei an old-faahioned notion that a Slcretary of the jNavy ought to know enough of nautical matters to be able to distinguish between a frigate aqjil a "tug." If he does chorish such obsolete views, however, it shows that he is not "progressive," and we fear he never be able to construct a Cabinet th will satisfy the politicians. And it just withinjthe range of remotest possibility that he will not care a oontinent|j Whether his Cabinet-making satisfies or dissatisfies those same politicians, prov id ed it suits himself.

I kope there is no person in

DAILY EXPRESS state, Whatper my be hjCpolIHca 1 tlments, who.will. not. .ba llad

TBTKKl HAUTE. INI

Bteadily

said

privacy of his village home, but that he 1 beginning to invest in them to a considproposed to exchange the Presidential crable extent. No surer indication could role for a more humble part in the great be given of the breaking of the better day a a a 3 6 seems to have b'efin wSllfounded, and 1 tion of our country, whose great natural there little doubtthat His Wiabitog Ac« I advantages "Save bieie'n ifor half a century cidency is looming up to respectable pro- so sadly misused, so shamefully thrown

candidate

portions as the Conservative for gubernatorial honors in his State. Hi/ metids have announced, with every appearance of being duly authorized, that he has been approached on the subject ed to signify affection for the dear people

at he has been approached on gressman 10 givo iwu and has been graciously pleas-

tr^¥eB l^GrPl

that, by reason of h» deep Oh1Sko*%niifi#a» luggfl Lh. dear people of that be- pie of the United States,

iuvou vuui I H«e for them ia breaking them up tor oia sa fA* ifthfjflcd bis personal cod* I orvt tho nomination I iron, than in giving them away lo Greecfe, venience as to accept the nomination. I *•,**__. frinndlv

AndV is expected to do two things for for the purpo3e of .flghtiny a friendly his party, two things that must be done, and" for the performancff of which he is believed to be the very man whom the fates fiare ordained. His first duty "will be the'very easy one of talking the loyal black man of Tennessee into a eordihl affiliation With tho KuKlux Democracy! The second item in his programme •will be the employment of the magic powers of the consummate master of rhetorical eloquence to thrill' the intellectual white audiences that have heretofore swayed under the soporific oratory ef Nslsos. The ex-President, when once released from the overwhelming sense of p^pprifety, the Btern necessity of preserving hi& dignity, which encumbers his present poifyloD, Will go snorting and prancing upon the war path against the Loyal Leagues and all kindred devices. It is said that he even now chuckles in glee ds he anticfpates the pleasure of "putting his foot down" on them, as in earlier dajjs he orushed out, utterly squelched, the

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Thk decision of General G&axt, definitely announced some days ago, n^t to appear at any'inauguration ball or r^oeption, is oommended by the respectable press of the entire country. This deciiion, simple and unimportant as it may appear to the casual observer^ is probably a very.significant indication of the future poliey of the incoming Administration —a straw which 6hows which way a very great wind will blow. Are we nearing the rigid simplicity ot severe republicanism Is the new regime to make good in practice the theory of our democrat!: system

Tbe immediate results .of this expression of the Presidential intention are n6t few nor unimportant. Retrenchfteat will be the order and faihion of the day. Display and extravagance will not be a passport to promotion or favor of the Administration. Public office will not be looked to as the reward of social, foll^ and the poor Qbvernmeht cIetts'reHoved from tax of ball or reception attendance, will find in that exemption at once an equivaleZ? to -the twenty par cent, in* crease of salary sq persistently and pile-1 ously called for. Office-seekers, and those who hope to bask in the sunshine of the departments, will probably find it to their advantage to ponder on the Presidential position in this matter, and direct their walk and conversation ia accordance therewith.

this

uuiou^ wuv^wm. uv». that thb betffthi^f Senatfli Mi very muck improved. His limbs recovered much of their Yitality, and his physician now confidently predicts his complete restoration to health. irln

riBiag is the market, and it is

that the New York savings banks are

awa the slave poyej,,

Noticing the proportion of a Congressman to give two of our naval monsgovernment, the eal*that the peowhen they have

Power. It is really surprising that the mawkish.sentimentality which has been so long cultivated in respect to Greece and cfetMi "h*ot yet been el-adicated from the minds of men Wb0 Ought to know better who are really entitled tp

LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.

C4*J MonAat, February 1. SENATE.

No quorum being present no business was done at the morning session. At themfternoop session, concurrent resolution* weire pMonteti,

Requiring the Auditor of State, in all future reports, to stale the amount of Federal taxes paid by the people of the State. Adopted.

Authorizing the State Librarian to furnish each one of tbeemployees of the Senate who ha9 been in the .Union army or navy, with a set of tbo Adjutant General's reports. Adopted.

Also, joint resolutions, Placing at the disposal of the Governor $19,000, to aid in the apprehension of men engaged in executing supposed criminals by mob violence.

For the establishment of a United States District Court at Evansville. The following bills were presented.

Senato bill No. 155, fixing the time 1 g8y

wherein personal property Bhall be listed

—to begin the first Of March. Senate bill No. 156, accepting the donations proposed by Tippecanoe county, and providing for the location of the Agricultural College at Tippecanoe Battle Ground.

Senate bill No. 167, to provide for the free transportaion of members of tbe

hundred copies were ordered to be printed and the bill made the special order for Monday next, at o'clook p. as.-* ifi Commitiaaofthe Wtfole/

Senate bill No. 162, to provid for the service{of processes on railroad companies Senate bill No. 163, to amdnd sections 13, 138 and 160 of the common schdejl law.

HOUSE.

Petitions—On temperance. y5 Asking certain amendments gravel road law.

lo fhe

On railroad extortions. On fees of Jurors before Justices.

Against the employment of children under sinteen yearakif age in factories. For the erection of a monument over the Governs. „W"iU»rd and wife.

For a law enabling trwhships to assess taxes in aid of railroads. For a law changing the time of holding courts in Wayh« .ffoimty.

Contested Elekction.—The Corns mittee on Elections in the case of Beatty against PWle, of Stark.and Laport.pre rented a majority and minority report^ by either of which Peele looses his seat It is under discussion whether Beatly shall succeed him.

The bill authorizing official publications in papers printed in foreign lani guages wasJndefinately .postponed by vote of ayes 48, noei 43.

The afternoon was taken up in the discussion of the bill increasing the salary of Common Pleas judges, and the contest ed election ca& of Beattyy against Peele.

•N INTERESTING RELIC.

A Letter Heretofore Unpublished Written by Benjamin Franklin The Chicago Evening Journal says it is indebted to C. B. Nklson, Esq., of that city, for the privilege of presenting the following beautiful and characteristic memorial of Dr. Franklin to its readersj: FROM DR. FRANKLIN TO MISS B. H'JBBAB:

When they become unfit for their purposes, and affordju pain instead of plea^ ure,instead of an aidjbscome an incumbrance, and answer none of the intentions for which they were given, it & equally kind and benevolent that away provided by which we may get rid of them. That way is death. We ourselves prudently, in some cases, choose a partial death. A mangled, painfol limb, which «sn not i» restored, we willingly cut off. He that plucks oat a tooth pttrts with it freely, since the pain goes with it and he that quits the whole body parts with all pains and possibility of'palns anefdisea^es It was liable to or capable of making him ^iffer. Our friend and we are invited abroad on a party of pleasure that is to last forever. His chair* was first ready, and he has gone before us.— We could not conveniently all start together, and why should you and I begrieved at this,fjnce we are soon to foJ low, and we know where to find him.

Adieu, my dear, good child, and believe that I shall be in&very state, your affectionate papa ..! .Bbhj. Franklin. _____ i.'j'M "Allvdlcg toaaltn chairs, tlisa In fMlilnilitr

Match.

Ail Editorial Yeloj Jew York the following: felocipede match bdReen of this city, anffMu tead, of Cincinnati, has been made for $1,000 a side^ Tbe-raee will corneal on the Fashion Course, Long Island the middle of next month. Both men have lad tljeif^hait cjit Jborj will immediately go into training, willbesold by Dr. Underwood.

Wanlcf ^Pfcee^le Brunk "I wants to get (Trunk," said a Teuton the other day to a person he met on, the street "where I nets 'em, hey?" "Want to get a drunk? Well, I reck!on you can get that at any saloon i& town, where benzine is sold. There is place over the way, for instance," point-, ing to a saloon across the street'.

Teuton went across to the saloon.

Se nicht. verstay, I don' want to get trunk like as er tifels, I only want to pu von leedle drunk." "If you only want a little drunk, better go and drink red winr. Don't keep it here—keep stuff for a big drunk— that' all."

across the 'street? t5 s6cufd drunk."—Oin. Times-

GAMP ITCH.

about

Fools

VS«-'

loon-keeper set out a glass, mechanicani!chally, with a look which seemed to say, "well, what is it?" "Can I get a drunk here all wile?" "Get drunk's your mind tar,* if yon only pay for it," was the reply. Got whisky I'll warrant to fetch you. if yo« drink enough of it"

"Nein, nein, nein I want a drunk to keep iH mine clothes, to lock up mini key up, unt to take me along ve railroadt chfiflktl«ia w» toijiNC/Yar all wile." "Oh, you want a trunk? Why didn'i you say so in the 'first place? There is a trunk store^v^tb«» #ay,! BKHhat 8 what you want." "Yah,,dat ish uchL" an£ Teuton shot b? to sfccufre his "leedle

The Modern Knoch A?den CoBtribjtv.'.'] Hennyson lias soielhiflpta answer for

I doubt if

in writting "Enoch Ard9n." there were ever so mpn^ TO^e and gone husbands cbtnibg to lire before that pqem ^ae .wrUten as have beeu sftrCifr 'It'seems lated,and encouraged that style of resur« reodo^tOv&p^nful degree.

agaii ther

ere

to have stim-

Husbands who stay away from' home fifteen or twenty jears ought to have the good sense to keep away altogether, for ten to one if they come back_ the find soma other hatian and reserve anything bat come.

will

Imagine a woman, who has been dozen years or so in coming to the con elusion that he? husband, who hr—"

ind

who has at length permitted some Philip

t0 wjpe away

Legislatuoa to and fro.m the Oapitol and I pretended that he was going out west to to prevent their acceptance of the free a]^

railroad passes Senate bill No. 158, to provide for the public printing and for the election of a public printer. ti*

Senate bill No.^lS^ to revise^ and codify the laws Of the State—providing for the work to be done by three Commissioners.

Senate bill No. 160, fixing the salaries of county officer* Senate bill No, 161, to provide for tho

her tears and take her

to his heart and ho me—-Jthe^only ray of hftppitidAF «he has known?' tor *a long, long time—and then when other years have fled and in addition^ the authentic refiabl and every way reliable Ray the house is bright with -a multitude of little Rays tfaat manufacture first-class sunshin her continually, so th& recoTlectiO that naughty man, Enoch Arden, who

gome

]and," and who never came

back again, or wrote, or sent any money, to pay taxes, or anything, has nealy passed away, or only occurs to her mind as the dini shadow of an unpleasant dream and then to have old Arden turn up again claiming his "wife, is an outrage upon womankind that could hardly find ajwr allel.

Tennyson's Enoch Arden seems to have been a very nice sort of a man. He didn't desert his family but cruel Fate

organisation of Saving Banks. Two Xpcdm'd'tiim. on that "bounteous, hateful a-.j

an(j

couldn't .get away if he

wanted to. He was kept "under the palm" so long that when at last he did return, it was to find Mrs. Arden marri ed to his boyhood's rival, Philip Ray, happy and contented, and his children attending the jE^igh Select SchbOl. So, instead of fllUng hifljjelf with ArtUn spirits, and going around to his Jate wife' present husband's and smashing things he kept away, like a sensible man as he was—took board at a cheap tavern in the village, and didn't tell any body who he was until after he was dead 1

How different from the above is the modern Enoch Arden we read so much about in the newspapers of the day. All ovidence goes to show that he is a scala wag. He left bis wife and children with out any particular provocation, and stay ed away until it was hoppd—we mean believed—that he was dead. Abftut the time the deserted Mrs. Arden is comfort' ly married again, Enoch comes, E-knoek• ing at the door, claiming the right td "run*the establishment."

Tbe once deserted, but now tolerably cherished wife openf the door, and sees ad old tramp-standing there, ragged, dirty and travel-worn his nose red and car* bunded, and his breath smelling very

jf hands, "don't yon knt

lB3

Philadelphia, February 12, 1756 Dxab Child—I condole with yoq. We have lost a most dear and valuabfe relation, but it is the will of God anil Nature that these mortal bodies be laid aside when the soul is to enter into real life. Existing here on earth is scarce! to be called life. 'Tis rather an embr state—a preparation to living, and ma is not completely born until he is deati Why, then, should we grieve that a ne# ohild is born among the immortals—a new member 'added to their society We are spirits, That bodles should be lent to ub while they can afford us pleasure, assist us In acquiring knowledge or in doin| good to our fellow creatures, is a kind and benevolent act of God.

pair of hands, "don't yon know me Don't you know your Enoch Come to your darling's arms, my cherub."

But.the pfeerub £on^,t cqme. Instead of that «fa£ srams the do6r in-hi» face, and running to the back stoop screams to Philip, who is weeding onions in -ihe garden— i.**® I "You, Pfiilipl cotoe^-quickl Here it that nasty, dirtv, lousy, drunken, good-for-nothing oJa Enock ^deo ^it: buck again.* Do ff®n^4 c&b %n|l'diSve the pesky erittef'atfSyT'

Things are not pleasant for Enoch.— Anna only addresses him with terms of anna mad-a&rSi9n,.*D& the afciidren won't «peak to him at all—they tsy he is 4 "regular old dead beat." He gives up Anna, but invajl^yLj^^iilbyDdil^'to get possession-of "the children." He is very tenderi^ftp^tltid^it be who de$erU ed. them for so many years, and weeps rl-wben+e. about them. They never 'VtfbW what a thoe was before he went away, and now they are well cared for.—1^

The fewer t^sfel^llgbo^iai of Enoch Ardens coming back again to dis* .pleasant, respectable families the

teiy V' I

A distinguished Methodist Minister and prominent Temperance Lecturer once remarked tfaat go where he 'would from one end of the country to tbe othe:' he hardly ever failed to find Plantatio Bittkks, and while he condemned thfc iractice of using these Bitters too freely could not conscientiously say that he would discard them from the side-board, for he had himself experienced beneficial results from their use, and that, from ai long and close observation, he was convinced that when used moderately, and as medicine exclusively, they were al) that was recommended. At th9 same time he warned his hearers not to pull the cork too often, for they were far too pleasant a tonic to trifle with.

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

The into of Chili ia

Thi Txxth's Salvation.rior bark of tbe Soap Tree admitted by botanists to possess cleansing and preservative qualities unihared by

n-r ",h°- known .uiJbttaooa,^Ju»aatiTe names QuSlayTw from QuUlidn, to make dean. This matchlesi antiseptic to a main constituent of the' famous preparation for the teeth known as Sozodont, which has lose since taken the lead of ryother article of its das* throughout' fyeetern Hemisphere. [8,dlw

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Latest Ifew ilork News. i-A •'w I LADIES!! Look Out! Look Out! Jjppk Qut! Look ^It! tba OompUa^0®^' ft

Slow to tk» Oheek«.

iiU"A ®"by Tiac* to th» tlj1." all Blotehei an^ yneklaa. a g.^f'Tke B«»t In th* World,'? r.n* bol

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E A I I E THB BimiUSWlM-AlD 0E» BLOSSOM One Thr»etr$a,00.. ljOOO Bottles sold ia one day In S. T. City.

All Druggists in TEBBK EAUTE soil it:f

t«i# .tn i* t'•««' •go'ioi

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"Coster's Bat, Bos "Coster's HM la« "Costard (Only Pure) •All i)rn(giat( in Txami HiDT* sell them. -Address "Cobtab," lOCroeky St, Iff. Y, Or, Jotter (Sivcescor to) JlltA8 B&BHJC8 ft OOi SPPark Bo«r, H. Y.

e) tased Powto

SjMlri TKBB* HATJTK, BIBB,SHUCK SBEBEI, Wholesale atf Betatl Agents. Jan4dwly-n to B*. 1

Phalon's Papbtiii iLotlon ,-o. .i «r .BentiQfttV tfco BiUBI a^l OOMPIBIIOJI Beaipvffi all KBBP1I0H8, fBEftLBk F1MPU8, *1101® BLOTCHKS, TArf, etc ani Mgra

THK.8KIN SOFT, FIAJt af BLOOMINe. For LADIES In the fillKSEBf !lt Is lavalnable. For fiKNTiKMKN ^terSHAVlNjitfeas no equal. "PHAPIAJf LOTIOli^is ne oiy MilaWe mmt4j for Diseases aad bUmlsh^ of the 8EIN.

PflALOM'8 "PAFHIAN SOAP" IDr the TOILET. imBffiBT and BATH, will At chap the SUN, Price, ifi Cents per Cake.

'r,*,v "PiiOB »E mar ••FMR Pl MtfO." A NEW PB.HFD1IB FOB THB IAHDEBHCHIEF. K1QUI81TE. DEL10ATK. USTDG FBAfiBANCEPHALON SON, NEW YORK, aoli by all Drug, gists. fSdwly-atorm

IT N ION BABLBiV, mantjpaotob^Ahd

CANDY

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FRMK «fe BKO tfanufftoturers of all dads of

OR^OKSBKS,

BREADandOAKES, P&5JTZELS, V*'* ts4 DealersU ''i

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Os Iiafoyette 0t., between Ogial and Papot,

a fa»i .jfe'tliv. si

HOFFS

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Qreat Bedu^tion !ia Ppiee. Quautixs ahd Pgoraai^ss |MiaPA»ao. A !MlKhtftil,Jl«tPUleuBir||AfiR.

A'PleasaatlaTtcmtlirTO: A (tdhstltate for Ale »nd Alcelellc Drisks. A BTBENOTHIinCB fbr tle kWllUtei. [ssrsoiali-y vastNe xorsisai.]

A Certain BIMli)! for Dlstrders of ths THROAT, CHE8T, LUlfllS AID STOMACH, (fold by Druggists anf Sroeers'. s. FID^KSKN^

^6^ Grea! SnglishRemedy.

These

wafebs are a compound of the most valuable and harnless Ingredients known to the medical faoulty, a»l will cure »ithout'fall, all tho various forms of Cbnorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Leuchorrhsa, Speruuaorrhea, and all weakness of the sexnal organs, Uways effecting a radical oofrei iu the shortest fMsible time, frequently in-two or three days, witiont aay change of ordinary habits, diet, etc. Taey are pleasant 'o tbe the taste, In no way distort the stomaoh or 'biwels, and no poisonouS^rugs ire neoeeeary to be taken even in the worO stages of the disease. The Wafers, when used according to directions, though perfectly harmless, are thi aiost positive remedy erer discovered, and tbeir reputation all over Eu1ope, as wejl aa in this country, is a su® olent guaranty' fair the coipp^ete safety and effl oieasy of this pleasant remedy.

Priced2 a package, or three fbr 16, securely wrapped from observation, and stat bi mail to any address ob receipt Of the prirei named.

A printed ^eatlse upon these ibmplaints will be ssnt free of charge on appiioatbn by mail to the general agents, Oollin* MrothSra 1SS Second street, St. Louts, Ho.

The Wafers are sold by Druggist! generally. declSdBm

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PEE OBJJT. REDUCTION.

IMMe t* Hsnfeaaki Baaksrs, Brokert, PuklldMis, Matloaers, Prlat, cggg^.iggg*'

Ar«w-

tect*, Bcbssh, CircuUrs, Prices-Current, Letten. Qwotatkms, CatUbgws, Music, or any Documents, or Drawingsaaay be obtained at. ths following, extraonli«ry obeap prices: lOOoopies, Cae-steiles, of any SocumsI or drawing. Ac., $2,00 100 copies, 00 1,000 ooples 18,00 aad 100,000 oopiee se. Or SO per cent, upon the above prices may he aaved bv using Kauaica'a Paraar Autoqkaphff HlWlA FilHi, 1UI OBtfOs,' Pdbttshsrs. gtationers, Printers, Schools, Oompanjss, Ac. Pries: ISO. A yoang boy can strike off 100 copies, letter •iae, per hour, of any document, drawing, muaic, SHth the greatest facility. Maurjtee' Patent SUtee Bl^ita ar» aald at nodentte prices. Public experiments each Saturday..

B.—All kinds of Lithogratihls work are done with the greatest care, at theloweet rates.— KAUBlCTS Patent Autographic and Lithograph-to-BHsMsg, Wrtttag mad bgraVlag XM&liahsssat, 19 tferthwutfMI St-, Haw Toaa.

ATTORNEYi

Attorney at L#^ AMU NOTAB7 S»TT23IjIQ Orrici—On Ohio Street, Third *6 foarth StrwU.

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Attorneys at LA^r, Qmn.-Io. 8S Mkiii Slraetl,a(i

OlIOOMOt ». JSafioBfl Blook, Ter»H»ut«s

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Standard Preparations

Wm. £. MoLBAN,

Attorney and CouniMlloraUjbw,

OENKKAL OOliLEOTlNG AOKNT, Terre Hiinte, Ind. Omorn.—No. 8« Main Street. «Jf«Mly

DENTISTRY.

A-tio HafjOMtnau,

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Bnrnnrttr to Dr. D. H. WILD, Mp. lW JUla St.

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•uocBseoa to oa.

orriOB—On Otto. betweea.Sd and *th aplBdtf

O LINCOlr»,»^

The Oldest Establiafted Dentil In T««rre Haute,- •. Ornoa—On Sixth Street, between Main and Ohio, one door sodth of National House.

Having had apWfe^ds of eighteen years' experience In Rentiatry, he ie confident that hfl.CU give satbiaotion in all oasps.'. £ly90dlyw mm

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HOTELS.

PACmO HOTEL, JL 170, lis. 174 and 176 Greenwich Street,. One door north of Oortlandt, and one block weSt of Broadway.

The undersigned take) pleasur* in annSatfeWng to his numerous friends and patrom that'|r*m this date, the charge of the Facific will be $2,61) Mr day.

Being'sole Proprietor of this Iloase, and thereface, free from the too common, enaction of an inordinate rent, he'is fully able to meet the downward tendency of prices without any falling off ef serFioe.

It will now, as heretofore, be bis aim' to maintain undiminished the favorable reputatiea of the Pacific, wbich it has enjoyed for miny yeSrs, one of the beat traaelers' hotals.

The.table will be.boantiltiUy supplied with erery delicacy of tap seaaon. The attendance will be fban^efflcieDt and obliging.

Tbe location will be found convenient forthese whose business calls them in the lower part of the lity, and of ready access fo all Bailroad and Steamboat Llaes. fe2dw6m JOJBM PATTEN.

jaoob son. .. p^|so. Qi but. fnNATIONAL HOUSE, Ooa.

Sixthamj

Maw Braan

TEBBE HAUTE, INB. JACOB Bim MN.V..°.n ~.-.FB0PBIR0ii8k 0

This House has been thoroagbly refamlshs I my 23dwbr.

TEREB

EADTB dOUSB,Ho Of!

MEKIK MAIM AID 0BFAXTB Terr© Haute, Indiana* This Hotel aaa reoently beeo reltted, and pntia irst-oiass order, ottering accommodations nnaor paaeed in the State. 'BEij

T. C. BDirriH, Prop'ri

pLARK OOUUB

HOUSB. -r

ooaaaa or tibst AMD ohio stbebts.'?j

Terre Haute, Indiana.

W. B. 6RIFFITH .... —....Propprletor Oflee of Harshall, Ucntesuma and Palestine Hackliines.

Free Buss to and from all Trains^ ^ostSUtf

PARK HOTEL,

OS TUB AMERICA# A^D EVBOPEAR FLAH, Cor, Beeftman andlfasmu Sts. Ksar d«x Hali'Psrk New TofJz.

QEOBQE WICJHT, Proprietor. N. B.—Jjocated in the fery heart of the whole-' tale business, this is one of tbe most cOnveintly located Hotels for AUrabaots, Business men and others ^siting the oltjr. jj.fil Wdlm .' aa.'isiB iwli.u

PHYSICIANS.

T\R BEDERKY,

IJTDIANA.-

Orders left at N. Kstaenba&'s Store, Mai let. will be feromotly atte j»20dtf

street, or 4th street, will be jrempUy_attepd.ed to.

I{?

ttoitqeop^THid •-'••i-™, PHTSIOIAJT, 81KGK0* fNO ^QVOHBB. Bsvaa: Bright Bet. Bishop Talbott, D. D.",

W. Martin, j. S. Beach. Baq. Br. Eggert. Or mm ayp ob Mulberry atreet, tween Oth and 7th, ffejpf tp Normal School. sS6dtf

A. AKNAUD. lu'd- :l!

OrHOS—Corner of Mala and Fifth 8tieets, over thp National Slate Bank. BssissNoa—Chestnut St*, between!oth a'cd Tth. mliilyl TKBBB HA DTK, IND,

i-' "Shrnlia- .C&fiankr."

"tJ"AYIFG ASSOCIATED OUE.11 telves together for the practice of Medic Is with the »bote Homoeopathic law as our guide, jre will be pleased fo attend all whi miy need cur professional serjric^i.

OFFICE, J39 MAINiSTBKpT,

between 6th and gthatrests. oyr Hudson's China Store. APflKBf WATEIM. Ja2Sdlm

Kurrajrit., Hew fork.

Bolt Agtnt far XJ. 8. «M BritUK frovfacn qf Jf. 4

YOVm

w*.

PHYSICIAN and \SlJJRGEON: PFPICK—Wsst Bids PablleHnsre, (Formerly oocupied by Dr. Curtis.)

Besideooe at jsSldtf

Calls attended tonight and day. National Ho«se.

COAL.

TgULJjIVAN QOUNTY COAL Being now prepared to Bit all ordere tor Sullivan County Coal, which 1] claimed to be equal to the Brazil, for all dcmpsilo purpooes, will deliver to any part of tba Olty, by leaving your order at office of E. B. Bryant A Co., 0. f. flipley, or J.A. Foot's Tea Store, with whom.1 have made arrangements to fill alt orders^ and give all information in regard So tbe business. olfidtf J. A. XQBGAN.

if- I |i.

COAL.

JOHN XcFABLANS is now sailing the beet article of Biver Coal, screened on the widest soreenln'use in Vigo county, at as low a figure as an infsriorarticle can be purchased. Those wishing to lay hi a supply should look to their interests, and buy the best when it is as cheap as poor article. orders left at the Post Office Lobby, at the "Vigo County Scales," or addressed to Box 69S P. 0., Terre Haute, will receive. prompt atten tlonj auglTdtf

QOAL OF ALL K.INJJS,

Fer tale at reduced prices, and dsWe&l on dsy of Order, to any partof the city.' Alko, Oeal Dealers supplied at low rates.

We will alsa deliver Wood by the oord or half cord. toany part of the city. JCH3M

BBA, Agent,

No. 25 South rhirdimev

JaSdtf BunUn House

UNDERTAKERS. '09* Ji-

& A A 0 3 A

UNDERTAK EH 'bttrapaved to awatB^latasretn Ms Una with •aatnsea and dtapatoa ^aar of JWrd aadii «isrTV treeta. Terra Haute, Indiana. 1mi»-Ww«

NDBRTAKBR,

It..

w. (yCONNi^iL back from X. W Chadwlfck, Oo., the Uadectakers CStabHshment,

Having pwrduumd

and having bad eevea yeara wp«rtoaaa in the tmsinees, is now prepared to furnlsh Meta ,ic BnH&l Oaaea. Oaskats, akd Wooden Ctomns, of all aadsiasa!&om tta beat andlas«satstock ofbwialasalsmlia tha Mats, srtlMJtaia Mfsst, Terra Hauta, Indiana. flwtf Tsrra Haata V.Xa aAn a

.3 ns** .V.. &U,

NEW AOVERTI8EMENrTS. ^AN^D.TOB (t

City.

*5gfSg^feSSflaSR2f!^^ CBIMISof liiisrk Cltr. Ifjtt* «riehtoAao«h6w tortanes are mads aad Unt la day how Shrewd Men are rained In Wall are 8wl^ndled by J*hanj-

GaUng Ho^* potterie«*and oon-

dnoted: hoWltoactMifMM Ordinate and how UieJtabblea BonW real this won. It contain! o*«tTbirty fine Vngrvrbn, aKtf telli all about

ONLI $2.75 PER COPT. liml for titrcaUos and »eeeur teran, »ada fnn dekcrlption of Ois work. Ad(r«w JOMBS BBOTHBB8 A Oo., Cincinnati, 0. Chioago, 111., —lntorlor of. a

A. similar character are

betas olrenlaOd. Bsa t!.et His hooka you boy eontaln It flne »«gra»l«gs aaf seU at W,7» per copr-

peuses, or a comm amount canJglps Pittsburgh, pa., or Kb1.

,'.r.

^Imeric^n Company, B10UI MBHTE9 TOILET. SOAPS. HcKEONE. YAK HAAGEN A CO.. iN

Money,Glycerine, Elder Flower, ^'''Bouquet and Palm, In Quality,

Style and Perftime warranted eqn*l to

tbe Ensllsn and sold fBlly 50 per seat, oheaper, which aoconnts ior tba great felling off in the demand for the foreign «o*ps, and tne nnprecedentad raoo«M of Jhe AMrteaa

WAITED, ACBNT8. ""^r month, ot-

I6Y Sfffiua VAfWHL This Machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, ooid, bind,.braid, and embroider in a most superior manner. Price only $18. JTulto warranted for Are years. We wiU pay *1,000 for any machine tb»t will sew a stronger. more bkantlfUl, or more elastic seam ,-than oars: It reekse the. "KiastioLaok Stitch. "Every eeoond stitoh can be cnt, and stlll.tho cloth cannot be pulleu apart without taarkigit. We pay AgenUjrpm »T5 to fZMper month and ax—'mlsmoa from which twice that iJBCOMB A CO.j or St. Louis

Caution.—Do not bo Imposed updn by other pactles palming off worthless cast-iron mSchines, nnder the Same name or Otherwise. Ours is the only genuine and really practical machine Imanufaotarod.

E 4KLT BOSK P0TAT0~f£"$r elgn Spring Wheat*, 0»U Barley, Corn, OloTer Seeds, Grass 8eedLHon,rowl», Best Fodder Cutter. Send for the XzhSbimentil Faax JouaHat, only 2i centsv ,A4^Sps GEO. A. DEITZj Qhambeffbury, Pa .....

Nwjserles of^ W. F. |[eilfts. klK OLD BKrABUSttHB»T with a new fsa-

ing throogh^ir Olvb Diptrtttrat. Tor priccfl and other InfarinAUon^ F. HK1KE3, Dayton, Ohio. "if l( A fSHBWTS WAITCO for oor new book ol pages, profbsely illustrated with eleicant JCogrbTlDgs, Sfacs. Ae. PrlcejJn oloth, |3. The People'* Kdl&oti ot eff piITI' itbls Ufe antj Kplatlms [of FAUIi by -paT. HMnn Gtffrsaaaa A Hows©*. A Ttrid picture of the ti ly commended tlons Superior to at one-th!rd its price.

laaaof thagreat Apostle. Warm* by clergymen of-' alt denomln ato th«lngllsh edition, and sold

he English-1| LAlian than Addresb the ledo, Ohio.

Hues and references in OosnB^Ualons to Apints

ter OMOre offeree. CircuUrs free, blbfeett, Bt W. BLISS A 00., To

JLgents Wanted for

HOW io: IB*'liMKpU. How to double the Talse of land and the profits on stock, aaA how to raise three times the quantity of all rarift erops'to an acre. 750 pages and 140 beautiful and useful illustrations. Farmers, youDg men and toxperiensed agents, flod it pays to canvass for this book. $100 to #800 per month according tof ability and enerpv For full particulars, address ZSIG1EB, MeOCR Df A' CO., P^ladelphla^Pa.

A6E1TTS WASTED Mr ths Life and Timeso fllf pi VT Complete Kdftlom. By OIi X.AVIi* Oonybeare.A Howsoo, with sn introduction by Bishop SwfgON It is tbe greatest Biblical work of the age.' 3end for our oopj'right circular, etdoksedibf H. W. Beecher and the eadlng theologianaor iroj ca B,s stireyou taw HOI' J5.B." ba" '4

Gompletb EDITION. & 00., Publishers, 054 Broadway, N, T.

VJKBY SPOVmilAir, FABMIB HOB^KMAN, should send for our pamphlet of 20 pages, containing* fgll' description of a new Id vention by whiqh th»'' most inveterate kicleri, bojrfes oan ^e driven with reakisgan4 trotting parses,

Sy's or any othfrsys em'.—

Sent free. Address M. P. BOYBlt,A CO., ParkeS' burg, Chaster Co., Pa«r JWJ17

Agents Wanted THI AMERICAN YEAB BOOK AMD CIOKAL BIGJSTBB for 1869. Astron

Fob.fstorfca),BKOISTiatbab

thi auxrioak book amd naTlOfAT/ for 1869. Astronomical, Hfs Agficulttiral work contains matlon COB Generi .. will find invaluable fordaily refareaca. Addrtsi 0. 1). CASK & CO., ^ikea Opera ljloute, Cincinnati Ohio.

Political, Financial, Commercial,

aittiral, Sdthafioiml, Beligiotis. This contains a vast fand o* late valuable Inform

i'-YOUNGf XAOZtS1 IN

MAlLuWOuD BTOTJ, Pittsfleld Mass., Bev. C. V. BPiab, Pxinoinar tteml-iBiiaal Term opens.BFarch 4 1 andl^attua unsurpassed.

lere. Sent by mal lor $1,2i. [r PATTOW, Treasarer,

Addieai

•OIMV wm r/Uft *VW| iiwtiteij Kagic Comb Cosopany, SpriagfleW, Mast.

A HEXTS, FBnasn, CNtid«aeis,. ^5a_ Frult-Clrowen.—Send for partlculai of "Brsr's Improved Fruit Tree atlfl Vine Invigo* rator and Insect Destroyet." Simples'to teat willba TW»rd to aay pant of theDhlredBtatee and pewict satistaotion guarantred. .Good Agent rare wanted in every County iatbetTnited states.. Addnsse J, AOXABN, 9S Sacood street, Baltimore, Md.

QA AAA oyriCIBS

under tha new

9V|VUV tNation. Wa

MANUFACTURf^,

v. y4

CITY PLA2fINj& MILLS. dE WILLIAMS, MAroracToasas or

CIsIFT

Sash, Doors, Blinds,

Window

»nd

Di»or

Frames,

Koaldlng

Brackets,

Ballii8ier«

Newell Posts. .Florlng and Siding,

And all descripUoiwof Plbuhed Lam her.

Wholesale and Retail Healers

PINE LUMBER, Lath and Shingles, 81ate Roofing, x*mm i. Cement Hoofingy v-5 Hi Hoofing felt. Custom Sawiog, Planing and

WoodTnrnlng

DONE to ORDER. All Work Warranted! Corner of .Ninth and Muiberrj 9la.

Jattdtf f'ii ''isu-.vi

A *a*t JA B1W1 Ldtm saw THE

ARB ART'S

Effervescent Seltzer Aperient, .As the ee'ff noi Beat and Most BelUable jple for diseased

Sale by all Druggists.

3 -nl-Sfi* v,#f'T

"rt"-1^ tpi*

Merchant Tailor,

5WI t,

MADT BTBIKT,

Joseph

and' Amefl

1/ Fif'jr six lb 1869. Faculties

t~"-W

CA J7!itTO&—UDnriaoipted dealer. are selling Axes painted rei, as the Ban Jacks AX*. The rood qualities of ihfsAxe consists InIts CUITOHQ qualities, not in tha red ialnt.

The "£ai. Jaout" ia for sale by all respontible" burdwaie dealers and the manufacturers. LIPPWCOTT BAKEWELL, pjit^nKli, Pit. I

WA1T8U KIITTI!I«

Btttviji I'-it'Ro i-w'V

—AGENTS-

TO SELL THB American

HAVHm. Pr Ce #25. The ciieappftknd beet Knitting Machine

simplest ... -yqr Invented.. Will kjtft 99,000 Utohes per min. ute.' Liberal taaucrments to Aeents, Ad'Jress Amsbican knit*ing maohin* co., b0. ton, Mass,, or St. Louis. Mo

THB PATENT HAIilC COMB! Will coiorgray hair a permanent Ma'kor brown. •Sold eysiywhere. Sent by

Aditinis

prepare applications

form for Oorer^ment positions sscrira

sloaaland other

W**

canataa A Hamsa, Washiegton, D. 0. JRR nr IIB*4'-»UW'IBJ, »"5ir-i7-?.a-- *.• i« 4M«a ti uof •.*

Ik (Xhoi nniirf^tni 5 j» **{-'(f lutip x':i' iMt Oi"-- of «'i' f"

•s#fi f-6 .#to}ia[Ba3o hue m- a

1 Have

BOB HM

Advertising

flAilS

TWill send to any ona a list of

the beat Newspapers In the Unttad States. I would once have paid a tfeaasaad dailara jor this very.lnfintaalfon. Address Box

67t.

SS»w

Tort Olsy.1,'0 It HM 41$i intM .Mlh) it *9 55_iw.fr3

ii soJ ,/nfU^a Jt'i-mija' '-itti-u

iS.vV ed of j«Iast* »ij .OC-.T I ssss,r»& td I MTAHSk *J

of -ijj '^laMS«0 'io -j r,-.rr riMiktl £ffa b«jiwjfli ,#ooilw'C 'Iff «B

JUST IN RISOJilPT 0£ui .j0

Mooia' Hals of aii kin da, ,, Boys' Hats of till kinda, Misses' Hats pi all kiiid

Infants' Hnts of ali ki&da

Aad at all prices. Hats made to order on short notte*. 04ti

"dW°IWJ® FALL 14B Jfaln Street.T-rr« Baats aovSTdt' -i

aar7 t! iiiS*

Jain ft

MOTHEBS! MOTHERS!! MOT&EBS!!! „i DOHTC PAXL TO PBOCUBB J,.: la flnslOF's Soattini Syrm,

For Children Teething: This valuable WBVKB FAT

8.}

aiAHD 'BAPIDS,

MIOH-,

:.j ot Sept. 10, 1868, Livpkxcott A Bakiwnt.: people seem to be orasy a1kut your Bsri JacsS* A^s. Pleasp sepf) me twenty dozen more. :f «o yoffTg trulr,*1' p. ?. oiisiia f" sffleFT a'rfl fncl» vstr, .tonA-3h-'i ed.! -/boi-rr teeniium few .? i«f .iM

tion has been used with •q BUCCB88 IK THOU-

OF cab: reUvrea tha eMia from tfate.but tba shnaarb and. boweta, corrects Snd^veStfiai^attBrgTtotlie vbol®

•yatem. It inll also inStaatly reHete QHptNffet t*S BoteeU s*MI *W Colie. Ws believe it tha BEST and 8TTB.EST REMpW^nsr THB WORLD,Jn all csaSa of DY8from teev&for any other cause.

DXARBHOIA fN CHILDEBN, roth teething or any other cause, fbr uoing will accompany each O a a "MBS. WINBXX)SOOTHIN6 BYBOT," Having the** OtJans Paaanrt,n on the outmda wrappox All others ais bass Imitations. ,-j «usw bin A

90J •/-fiiij hfsii i-A .siAtiaiaw

SfJ

SPBBB'S JTANDlRnr

WINE ,.r I E ii S

"-JT

THB BEST BITTERS For Weakly Person*. FOB THB WEAK, )?"f3

FOB THB PALB/!',f!

,'i J-'

i«f FOB THK SICKLT, e?• I FOB THB AOEO, ,, FOB KKMALKS, •yi uvtiu-mbjr POB 8PKING USB II Ho Bitters

Equal

Tliem

Speer's SIsndaTiTff pjjtfyj —•ana or— /uaft ?•. :T WINE, HERBS & BOOTS

Congras.

neaessarr Influence, person

ally present the claims

of applicants.and For circu

lar of Inssructions, addrtsi, with stamp,

Srssa's Gelebrnted Vine, so well knowa,-#ith

»J -vela »t*i WI1» CBMW BABjJj^ and such other HKBBp and ROOTS aa wfll.ip all Cases assist Digestio i, promote tbo Stcretlooa oi the System II the natural chanaci*, and give

TONE ANDViaOB

¥01199 AfO OLD, mklt F»ALB! All usa

it with

wondeeful

BLOOM AND BEA0TT To the thin turn and

care-worn

Cures

FKTKB

tbem.

INSURANCE^

fxtstxKt* ant

Mitts

WISE MEN of ^therLAND TMe Divine^ tbe Pliyslclan, the Judge USE DAILY IN THBIB OWN UOHObt AND BECOMMINt

/*. fROM J5

j)yij^ipsfa, Bick Headaohe, Sour BCoStiveness, Heartburn, Indigeation, Piles, Billons Attacks. Liver Complaints, Gout, and

Rbeumatic Affections

i»3 rnim NATXTBE'S

6RKAT AND 60111) BKNEIlt,

NATIONAL

LIFE INSURANCE CO.,

-.Of *H*

mtnm

Medicine

Kver offered to people for the above data of The nursing babe, iti brothers and sisters, its parents and grand-parent*, will all Sud this pleasant remedy .w.ell.adsptsd fer. their dUTeren complaints. ,,v, atn*xi' gf»iow iriaDi MAiroracTvasn OMLV BT "V thnaul TARHAN'l & CO., --d 878 Oveenwich Ht_, NewYork #»-For »ul8—dBmeod

'Over Saxitm & Walmsley't Dry Gods store Would respectfully call the attention of the citi sens of Terre Haute, and th» public in g«ner»l. that he has rented rooms above Sax ton A W»lmsley's Dry Oadds store, for rte purposeofcarrying

ilHerchapt

Tailoring.

He keeps always on haad a lASHIONAB-LB SILBOTION OT CAJSSIMKBBy, VBdCINOd (JLOTHS,

Ac.,

and is ready ta make it up in

The Latest Style and on Short notice and on vary Beaeonable Terms. Having no high rants to pay, he promisee to make up to oider, Whether the goods be turhlshed by him or not.— Everything In his line cheaper than anywhere else.

Cutting dene and warranted to fit. A liberal patronage solioitad.' '/J i"vOr ."fi ag29il tf.

HATS AND CAPS

United States of America,

WAIB1VOTO*, l. 0«

CH&RT1BIB by SPiOiAL ACf «f GQMIS8 Amons Jul?tB, 1868.

CASH CAPITAL^..-41,000,000= PAID IV FVIX. BRANCH OFFIC3E:

Where ths geceral

First National Bank Balldtns* PHILADELPHIA,

biuimss

Committee.

HSNRT D. COOKS,

of ths Comvaay

addreesad.

aikitAu I ii OFFICERS:

CtiABKNOB H. CLARK,

is-

transacted, and to which all general correspondenoe should be

President.

JAT GQOKB,

Chairman

Tinancaaad

Bxaeu

Vice-Prrsident.

XHEBSCK W. PXET,

SeoreUry and Aginary.

This Company, Kattonal in ita-clMracler, otfs by reason of its large Capital, Low Bataa af Pre-

and New Tables, the most desirable tasaas of Insuring

life

yet

tar are

prsasnted to thapuMio.

The ratei of premiam being largely reduced, are made as favorable to the Insurers aa these of the beet Mutual Companies, aad avoid

COME-PBODDOiNO POLIOT

all

tha

complications and uncertainties of Botes, Dividends, and the

mirangersraai

lags Which tha

lat»

so apt cause ths Follcy*Hofa) r. Several new and atti aotive tables ara now prasihted, which ntSd only to be understood to prove acceptable

the] public,'such aa tha II-

and

PBGJtflUM rOLICT.

bolder not only Stcuns

at-death, hat

af*w^a*ra( oa

t«trie

BAKNIKLE.

',(00^11 §0 Mft I.'bIM

BROM

In tha

Xoimer, thSPOUey-

a life inauranoe, payable

Will receiv*,

living,aftera periSd

aaaasf

osat.

swuwas

(IOjkt ««*.)

tgml i*tm ptr

cf kit foUcf. In tha latter, ths

Company agrees to return to Ik* arnurti

As Msl

amount of money h» hut paid a, ia addition to tit amonnt of Ms policy. The attention of parsons

eontssapMiaj

ing thui* lives or

iasBr

isorsasing theamoant of

iasar-

ance tbey already have, is called to the special advantages offered by the National Life Insurance Company.

Circulars, Pamphlets and fall particulars given on

application

llie

Branch OiBsa

paoj,

or to

Oo»-

JToioiBr W. ElXfS fk CO,, CfNGfNlfATI, OHIO,

fteaeral Agents for Ohio and Oentral and

L«*i

,• rtii

Soath-

ernlitdlana. -tti? A• FQQfBf ^Bdwlj Af«At for Terra Haute, Ind.. Iti-vi i-wssot

•.•fo f.v •:-u v- 4 iniS Oi i'* J-NSUKE WITH THB BEST U* tm

VE IM A,

OF JBEARTFORD? COSI.

Cash Assete.ofer ^5,082,^80 If.

Fire and Inland'Insurance

The following

'or Bi

snwss. Brings

OOIiOB

To tha pale whits lip,

eountsmace.

and tea tee

APPITITI.

Use none othsra' Ask for

STANDABD BITTKBfl.

SFIIK'I)

Sold by Druggists and

Oroosrs. Bae thit my aigaatare

of each Bottle. :r ALFRED SBHER, riifrtr.

I. J.,

and

%4M

Breadway, Hew Tork.

as faverable tarns

aatbe HaiarJs Peimlt for BellabU ludeainlty^ JSa8d4m

HAGEB & McKXIN,

Agsnls.

Bowvng

Hall

urtli .w 'oi}t» itliiVzuAt l-

... .^ e. .r i. ..

FiBEASB lire INSURANCE AGENCX.

.Old

and

Bnliable, ,Qempaniee

I'iT ^epr«sente^.

rT™

*•*.,"(A .if fti

jttercliante Fire Ins. €9., mtuh rf-so BABTFOBD, OOJJJf. si

(-/3aoSi

North American Fire lns.Coa HABTFOBD, OOBN. ^t tMlj

fit )*j oi dJi act 4 fd

li-J-isi-i G* (t*u tu

Applications taken and Policial iasuad fn any ol the above named Companies in "lowest current rates. Also, KEAL EST AT bougbt an 9 sol(J,' and '(Xf£LKCTIONS promptly attendad to.

M. A. CKANIJ,

General Fire and Life Insurance Agent. rranftT

Main Sfc., between 5th &6t&

Terre Hatite, ind.

iOft*. ir:«

sr.Otyltf .'fejls!

Office 159 Main Street Old Stand of Drb.. Thompson & Bust

•d»A«r eiraUiI.^d-^0

atti efeo i4$m elf

ut i..

i'' Hp I. Jt'liitV.C' Ofji t9

.-'coo 'mo "ifixspj A Csagb. Cold, srMars Throat, BXQUIBIS iMUDLtts inmui, iuss saovu as obckid. Ir

AbLowao 99 dosTiim,

Irritation of thsXaags,a permanent Throat Aflss (ton, «r aa Incurable

Iiuagl)isssi tT \,j,t rax asmwut,

BromfS Brvnefcial Troches, HsTingadlteet'lafllisnoeto I be parts, giro Immediate relief.

roneh 11ig^Aa thm^^ taiTh,Coa.

xaocaas aaa vsao ^rxsnl aiiwats ao«a snnnsss. SLNGBIiS ASl) FUBLIO 8PSAK11S will And EtooAn nsaftil in ctsaring ths veto* whan taken hefota Stoging or Speaklngr. Md raUsviag the Tbrtiat after an unusual ez«rtioh«f tha Veoal organs. The Tr&M* ara reo« nssanffsl ysd prSecribed by Physicians, and have had Ust|jne« aialu from eminent own thnrag&oal'thaaottntry. Being aa article of true merit, aad baring proud thir eBcaoy by a test of Many years, sash year finds thrm in asw localitlee. la various paits at tbe wmftd, and tb«' Troek*s Sre uatreraally pronounced better than other articles.

OnAMf only "Baawa's

Bmhouai.

Taocaas,"

aad do not take any of thewortWSM teftal(aas taat m*j be cfitred. .nut-. ,»-.• soiD maiwiiii.

otdtctild lid ai

wail

TV/TANHOOD AHP TAB YIGOE 111 OF YOUTH restored in fonr

and

weeks, fit.

rests)

BICOKD-a KSSKWCE OF Lift

Try

»ng 4 ktefs'

oiimata, gira

la oTe^e

oork

medicine, if

rsstorsS

foi«tr'. frpa wktls(eroausaiMig

of early pernicious habits,

ti^en

maoly

ths sHeels

salf-ahns^1impotence

way at oaoe ta tcls woadsrfhl

regularly

rections

reatraint

imposeible.

ties

aoootdiaa

(which ars

one for

90.

HT rrade supplied by all DtHQlits. 1 a«it»s'b otW 4 iwaoq .vliiTMai jS oaynff •. ^9»aut

to tha di

rsry simple,

and Tsqulre

fram business or pleaanre.)

Faflaae .la

Sold in bottles at

93,

or foar quanti

To be had only of tha sola

reieii&iui *id eaaet«t(noi ddi lo

ap-