Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 February 1869 — Page 2

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Friday Morning, Fell.

Personal and Political. I

A Nbw Yobk hatler 1a "making an inauguration but for Grant. rvwi Matt H. 3abpbk* ft annijunced to address a tempertmce Uneetib^ in Mil waukee, Jooa-r

Hbnbt Reed, 1 itffcl* of.flle 0&ncroni^ Enquirer,

the St. Bods Ak bxchahgb, which ia... disposed to take a hopeful vie* of public Affisifj presses the belief that "there is less (irruption in the civil service of this eoun try than dt my other, in proportion to tb» opportunities fordislfcmflity Afforded." "WV pity tbe ''any-other" country.

Thb Chicago {Journal expresses a very prevalent -feeling when it says: The country is tired of, not to say disgusted with, the dilly-dallying of this session of Congress. The end is almost here and nothing hardly has been agreed upon.More work and less discussion would be a great improvement.^ (j_ /jT"

Thk SPEAKKB Pf the Tennessee house of representatives wept copiously the other &ay. He also resigned bis office.— His suffering was hrought on by a motion offered aqd debated to expel bim for stealing. It is charged that he helped steal the SUte school fund two years ago.— This is wby Kichard wept.

Mb. Munbom of Chicago has introduced a bill in the Lotfer House of the Illinois Legislature to so amind the criminal code of the btate as to itrtlke se* duction a crime, punishable with both fine and imprisonment The floe shall

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low one hundred dollais: The imprisonment in the State Penitentiary shall be for a term ofnot lesB than two years and not more'than flvo years.

An exchange says of Parson Brownlow that he used to keep an account of his good and bad deeds, and occasion filly to strike a balance to see What his chances were for Heaven and it used to be the boast of the Parsoa that if St. Peter kept the account correctly, he should have no difficulty in entering the Celestial City, as his good deeds were In the ascendency, until he nominated A. Johnson for Vice President. That sin sunk the Parson, and he has since torn up his book and relies now on saving grace alone.

The

Tribune

thinks that Gen. Han

cock's reply to the Democrats who have been urging him to become their candi date for Governor in Pennsylvania," does him lardy credit. It would have been better for hia fame if he had made the discovery some time earlier, say at NewOrleans for example, that he could not creditably intorfere with politics so long as he remained in the army. But he has shown himself so good a soldier and so poor a politician, that we are glad to note, even at this late day, the symptoms of his intention to confine himself hereafter to a business he understands.

A. B. Mullet, the supervising archi tect of Howard University, has been testf ing some of the brioks with which that building has been constructed, and re« ports that the brick he tested was "washed to pieces in a bucket of water within two minutes." He was "surprised at the re* suit," and constrained to recommend that the building be not occupied. He thinks that if painted in a special manner it might last many years but he believed that "a severe storm would leave it a ruin if occurring«after a continued rain." Or Tuesday he had stated that the building might be safely ocoupied, but on Wednesday, after testing the brioks, he withf drew that opinion and thus the publib funds in that building are probably a total loss.

The St. Louis

Democrat

is not aloae

entertaining "a painful fear" that Wei -dell Phillips has outlived his usefulnesi It Eooms to be impossible for W- P. I "move on." Now the skirmishers on tl)e battle-fields of thought must move fot ward continually. It is their business to present new ideas, to anticipate the age, to keep always in advanoe of public opinion. It will never do for them to speqd their time Btabbing the dead bodies of len foes, while the main body marches dn past them.' Mr. Phillips has abdicated /r'hii functio#as a skirmisher. ITor soijie •monihs he has been stabbing the careasB of Andrew Johnson, and he is still at ft 'Impeaohment failed but Mr. Phillies, even now, within a month of inauguip tion, shouts for the impeaohment of Johnson Meanwhile, the main body lias moved on, far beyond that distrust lof

Grant which still lumbers Up the column8 of Mr. Phillips' paper, and if he does qot take the double-quick pretty soon, he wiill be reported on the rolls after the next great battle as a straggler. Get a nfw idea, Mr. Phillips! Skirmishers to the front I ... ..••••„

Mr. Bxvxbdt Jomreoir, in his dinner speech at Luton in Bedfordshire the other day, came over the same old rigmarole about the consanguinity of the British and Americans, identity of language, sjnd all that stuff, and exclamatorily put to himself several questions as wanting to be informed wherein the two peoples differed. Whether in faith Whether in lovej of liberty Whether in their governmental institutions of freedom Or else in what? A cotemporary which has no reverence for our great eatist or other dignitaries, suggests that if somebody had risen in his audience and explained that the differ •nee consisted in the fact that, whereas one nation was the robber, the other was the robbed,—the one was Alabama, the (Other Alabam'd,—the one smote the other in the face, and the other turned itself round in the person of its present minister and mildly besought to be kicked,—if a sneering auditor had stated it thus, as no doubt many of his auditors felt it, Mr: Johnson's Bedfordshire dinner would have been spoiled.

Tn^(»cin^S^fe |RfU»ctatfj! «oun A ootcrjMrf *fr«id a6coun and corruption

^Wasblnpon WfSipwffdeuls, by the «*pposition that "something has gone contrary witt ttfem." We suppose there has never been a time when fraud and cor

than justnow. But? is notf^tbW

has takeiran^itojial pUfie aft

cane-detection,- There ate fraud* «d

It appear to me we arq

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AMEBIC ATT OBATOBS AND OKAT0KY.

Personal and Impersonal Sketches. 4f£!i B,

[From Once a Week, Koglieh.] WENDELL PHILLIPS.

Of living American speakers the two most brilliant are probably Wendell Phillips and Henry Ward Beecher the one being the foremost of popular lectur-i era, and the latter the most famous of pulpit orators. Wendell Phillips }s also, and has been for a quarter of a century, the most radical of American reformers. A more accomplished scholar, a more court' ly gentleman, a more genial host, Amerca does not contain, than this silvery, tongued yet bitter enthusiast. There is no man whom the nation would be more delighted to honor, of whom they would be more proud, but for the extreme radi calism of his opinions "and the nation seems to be tending so rapidly in their direction, that they may be at last adopted, and then,perhaps,the great orator will receive the homago to which his genius at least entitles him.

Of every -quality which goes to cpnsti tute the orator, Phillips seems to be the master HiB classical learning is pro found, and ready at his tongues end the silvery clearness of his voice, the indefinite grace of his declamation, the nobility of his features and the charm of bis personal appearance the poetical beauty and aptness of his language, the readiness with which he Beizes and exposes the very pith and marrow of every phase of his Babjeft, £be placid boldness with which he defies public opinion, and the scathing irony with which he throws contempt ijpon the men and measures hie is opposing^ these qualities, acting together to produce the needed impre^ sion, give him an oratorical poweir which it is doubtful if even Webster or Clay, in the meridian of their ability, poisessed. The effect produced by his ora tory is undoubedly enhanced by the knowledge that hp is in earnest. Befus ing to accept tffiCe, b£ shows himself to be disinnterested giving nimlelf up to the long thankless labor of combating the overwhelming sentiment of the community, he has proved himself ardently sincere in the great causo to which baa-devoted feunsal£ Itis well that community should hare a teacher who, if notin' all things followed, dares at least to tell them truths and, amid all his extravagance and bitternes?, Phillip's utters many *n unpalatable truth. Aod the more elo^ubnt such a truth-teller -is the better. It does a people good, occasionally, to hear a inau who is no flatterer, ana is not fishing for their votes. One of the most noticeable traits of Phillips's eloquence is the great polish and beauty of bis English in bis most impassioned and impromptu-passages itji purity and grace never fails.

HINKT WARD BKBCHKB

Henry Ward-Beeohar. .camea.of eloquent blood. He is still in the prime of

life, being now In big fifty-fifth year and for twenty years he has been the principal Sunday attraction in Brooklyn and New York. Hia eloquence is of that full, genial, sympathetic character which is effective in winning the hearts of an auditory. Independent in thought, deeply interested in all that fcffects the community, warmhearted, generous, social in his feelings, displaying that genial sort of vanity which does not displease, and enthusiastic iu his opinions and labors, Beecher is also endowed with aVemarkable fluency and strength of language, a full, round, sonorous voioe, and a natural ease and force of declamation. He has a physique which hints of strength and endurance, of robust health, and a fine capacity for enjoying life, tfoth as a popular lecturer, and as an occasional political orator, he is esteemed as much as for the earnest eloquence and beautiful imagery of his religious discourses. In many respects he resembles Mr. Spurge onj he has the same seemingly unlimi.

tei c6 Indepen

now being raised by

got

fective ways. General denunciation hits nobody in particular, but its aim is to cast, Sye^ybody. The more there /ire to ^vlde the .s^spiciop, the better the ctiance of the guilty to es-

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the rule.gMo

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olish this by ft rowing universal |,ha8

accom discyedlt'iPb

5the beat examplejj-th^jmntr^tw^ v.try different 0it\h io I

rou^| twaiw®W8£J?

denouncers. They never have any with, ana an enth^ die MbM •*.»m. *«U1«» Lfca^ffag £&£££*» from afar would be. almost inclined to Jj*"*?™' 't%geB his voice is not well adapthink that a general befogging was

t6d

uAsi &Q &W *&*•> Ks not cre.'tteall v^hed to find concealment. The work

erybody is bad:jis in da I those speakers who hare themoat,uifl ba a solitary example of virtue himself. 1.T^gfcMMonl jffeffeflSg Jin no elaborate exhibitions of rhetoric,

for pullic-spealring, »nd his manner

the 0ralor

Is argnmentB are

with

which they are

onniiirh ni all afiaiis, pnblie, llcasional flights of highly, yfrfjffaflg' jjw corruptions enough.m F» W lloftv rhetoric—as well ai to tf^upStrMand private, WefiOUght to insist on a vigilant effort to fwret out all suoh misdeeds, and to restrain the malefactoM.—. omm

TftXftS are Hard «0 paf^12' [dually guiltless of classical quotations Taxes are naru i#JL|and aims rather to achieve practical reFor t&a D»lly Jc?Pre®'-l

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economicaljand

SDeedilJkPay off our National and Btate I mfc— a.fc. ..a up s»m* Hcb inheritance unincumbered witn debt. I

To make such p?5vWlon for those who I

paiion lor

leave to our descendants all our accumu-1

lrannag

Shall taxes be increased or diminished? That is the question. We have a State debt of Eereral 'millions of doflars. It made "payable from and

was twenty years State." No public faith is violated if we pay. nothing but the interest fo? a few years to come. We shculd recollect that there has been a partial failure of crops for the last three years in Indiana. It may be said, we have the ability to pay. True, but circumstances make it hard, and not being absolutely necessary now, why hot a little let up Who will give a satisfactory answer? Indiana.

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aQ(j t^al

but to the toiling btiIIwjos is there any I ^oWery graceful' orator.-'- In his justice1 or propriety iii aueb a course I jreatment of financial questions.he disWhy. not enjoy a moderate sh^re'of the I plays rfiany'of th'ejjualiTies wmch'history of life-as we, eo alonir We I attributes to gfeat namesake, William comfo.ts of lire -a?. go aiong j^

We have before tie verbatim 'riipdfrl of an obituary speech, made not long ago in the .Texas Legislature, which, as the relator of it remarks »a J6l*'inaptly c|psaribed by Byron:? JL *4-1, "A flu® lample, In the whols,

Of rhetoric, whjoh the learng gall £«m£ole The orator, in lamenting the death of one Colonel Yell, a colleague,., pxocee^s: "Mr. Speaker, it becomes my duty Announce that Andrew Jackson Yell,of Yell* ville,:a member of th5e body, 'k^S^-Aore' He has. fell a victim to the grim and destroying tyrant, Peath, who yest^rdav put ah end to hfs mortal career and he ifcf^ lies lifeless at the pleasant boarding house of Mrs. Jones, on the hill, where he and many other members of this yere House have long receiyed every, cara and attention from that fistltffable 'lftcTy^ljii room being now Vaoan** and available for some other boarder—"

He9 the gushing ei|logi^| wa| interpted by a member, "who thundered frotn the benches of the opposition"—j "Mr. Speaker ITI rise to a p'int of .on

der." iio

state his point oi order. "I want to know, Mr. Speaber, if it in order for any member of thiB yfe House, in 1# apt a departed mem house kep' by Bis au'—,,r-_ himself, oh'sheers 1 may}bej parloementarWbut I doe»J|

of •word*, the es, and perhaps Widkhdat, Fetyuary 4. BSKXXS

see** to makeopon fu JtrntM*

lasiSiS'CSfc

by ripe

on of claasi

yj^h which the

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tivwess of his deliver J* resem [iU M, IfH ,Tyr. .Sumner's favorite foreign affairs. Like Phillips, he has long been a champ, jiion of the slave, andTtBCe the war, of the

n0w.,served

it is-tpjfinfo^cataW')^0^1' •—|]and« tbetthief auttoerity oi of affairsO 'flen'MSnadn't^deiittatio.ers, seek

r0iationK

nearly three .Js^m^r-

qaitheforergb ,Mtf*'He is one

of the Cnited Btatt

outtb«fc«u», Mrt 6p»r4 thorn not b»l Ijot thoie poiitira »ni deurininlxl

in aid of the jgeisures

suits by oslUpg in avocii

which he advocates, a host of irrefutably.

grftSping general principles of

atatesmanshlp

and p'f ma8terinit.Jj^[i»i

jj0dy coula better spare a more

.gbi|

fer^,0 in e?pedienti prompt

digcern

lations, 1st them also take the^incum» I iucjd and compact in his explanations be-

Tha™ ta,_no nQceasitg-jQf our fore the Senate. But he has not confined updergoing severe privations for their benefit. ,r

,ft difficulty, and is at once

himself to finance ,he took a Keen intweat on the reconnrdetion 'question and suclh weight did his opinions carry with them that he was at «nca designated, ^hen the Beconsirdction Committee was formed as its chairman- As speaker, he lsaiinpl^ after 11uiet

and

I tures earnest and positive ,* oCcasionaMy

at the pleasurfls' of the 18aro(^tic, but loud or^ ran ting./1.Bo

high is his repijte fojr l#lroes», integrity and conscientiousness, and so clear his style of oratory, that hj ia alwayslisttHied to with with respect and interest. impersonal—spread-eagleism.

It is curious to observe that the further West you go in America, the more gushing is the "hifalutin" eloquence of-*5* popular orator. In the East the' superior refinement and lb® lBPger experience have toned down the exuberance even of the stump speaker. It is in the West— in Kentucky, Missouri and Tennessee— that one finds the most startling exhibitions of "spread eagleism." In Kentucky and Tennessee especially, the rhetoric of the slumpf the State- Legislature and the court room, is often an amusing illuetra tion of the elastic property, of words, and the amazing variation of which similes are capable. TKXA8 ORATORY—ADVERTISING A HOTEL

luemDer ui tais yerp Bh ^nto t^e qteowrfitf er. tgitipg u^aJto|?dlri, atrtiij.atfd"fin'iy^ned by

The Speakerj djioidlng that the point was not well taken^ th«? jeulc^ist-contiii-

"Ah I this is too solium a occasion, M^. Spesk4rLffltF mo lot no^e^wqr,fie^mpedence and side remarks as that air. I thought some, ihibmous. hrana would,- be out here tb dky, bowlfn^foffna the gfa of our departed friend, foamin' at mouth, gnashing his toothless- jaws, ar drtWih'out' bii ineffectual &nd importei rage. With his hide all kivered over'with welts, all sore and disgustin' from the ladb anahbypdkerofterra wtli THf rBllgli v«r ftnd over, and bites and tears and soiles himself, till he is justly offensive: to this House. But to resoom my melancholy sul^eoki The^ defeeaaed, Mr. Speaker, intrenched in the galorious armor of patriotisEnt.with his.hpnd on this y.ere re-1 cord of his'n, oould look the Amerikbi eagle proudly in the eye, aad defy chain lightnin' in any shape, or from any quarter it might come-'-and when' pro'trated and emaciated, he died at last on bis.proBtrftted bjd at the pleasant .boardin' house of Mrs. Jones, on the hill, the thoughts of

like a heaviniy an^I, and even DeaQ^ himself couldn't ael Kim hblf a iufn iacH." And so oq. Jt is but just to say that-' such harangues are not ^tipples bf Western legislative eloquence: but they do oceur, and this is i^ipeate^ without exaggeration. suit to

Camp Itch, Prairie Itch, JxUNii» Scratches, of

under whatever

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Sen*tfc ihet at ten o'cli

ftSfaftW^n ii(/) antnf$nft rteolSuW the diapoaal of the Governor t* I

Ia2l io'I

jiflKo/ to%»«nd action

of the act regulating theifsis lenate bill

Oftjtti»J*ad«ther-o»ns

£Ul bta:,whaj

bounties shall compote the first J«difiU P^»itiP»dro cf^ate 4he oiMflitij ii ,u

of the act fixing the time for holding OUtuiljOotlfybjaqi & obaa.

The Constitutional proviion wai.j|nfxindfld, and the bill Mased. Senate bill Nq. 180, to autjorizs Judges of Courts of -GeaS&n^m^Vb appoint fudges ^j^journed tonus, Pfo-

•143 of the practice aotenaivii^.'t:. at.*'• Senate bill, No. 182, to pfavide for the :istablishment oTarefefmattry for girls ind women.•iastSJnI ecsH eeB»l»!blll *o. 18$ ,tp, pphibit ^g^t

UgOgisAiqnfc ii .. un Vjitn -j VL!/: Sfenq'jJ. Th«ifiilowi»g:b^lft:w*rf fMaed

Senate bill ?fw*Wl9PW?W. f'

MAo»oLri. WATip-^^uperidr lo the best !m^irl«d -German CologhM and sold at half the price.

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tiaoiaivoi^ bus aoiieocnfj iii |«»H tf iflaij «»«, gti.

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Latest New lYork News.

'S'Wirj t:*» TIA D^ES 11 -pnrr I Look but! liook Oii{! Look Out Look Oat! .• vu 'Beaa«HU« tba OompleetiaaJil 4 .i'KHireea Boay. Glow to- the OtM«ki,". I' "^"A Saby Tiageto the l^ipij'" ii

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this yere armor, and thrt airftecori of dxuas babnks a co., 21 p*»k Bow: his'n come to his wounded aenaibUfti«i^*biv

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may be designated, is speedily and effedtually cured by the use of Palmer's Lotion.

The T«kh's Salvatio».—The inte»-f~ rior bark of the Soap Tree of Chili is admitted by botanists to possess cleahsing, and preservative qualities unshared by any^oihar knowa substance. JLtt satire nam?,

Quttlay,

is from

Quillian,

to mak£

clean. This matchless antiseptic is' a main conatitaeht of the famous preparation for the teeth known as Sozodont, which has long since taken the pf every other article of its clasa throq^hoijt the Western Hemisphere. [3,dlw

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fienaMi bill ,Npfc(jl^, WMi:l.45», t«.pre,,: ?ent:tli«.iBtt^iufit|pn.artad*fljeaApf. Spagv ish cattle fever. .,t:oi

House bill Na 7, authoriting foreign guardians to-roe-fo^ and take possession )f profe«3B^l».Md^ipA^if^^

Senate bill No. 73, ngalatmg the granting bf new trials. Senata bill the act declaring abanfWffJl WWft.WV IniBhed railways. oca ~i jijuw

Senate bili Nor ^4o^aittna section 63 of the act for the incorporition of towns. Mr. Hiighes'offtred^a^Jfint-resolution providing i&F .^psing up the „aeldierB' Home. s^t, Knig^titown aid selling the

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Petitions~-the foliowing-'petitianswBraf npM«ntBd1"aP •-01' ^'1 61

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j'&or. a f«ha pgfcvihi.tfes sphooik law oJUi

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straightforward using few ges-

fftrtbet regiltaUPg #5 Ifquor t?aific. Also, frottf'^the' cjfiiaii' ,Of Sdlfivan oounty, afkioga pnihilaiwy'ii^uor/taw. ^fora law.authorising' edinty ,«omm4s si^p^ {b^b^be'iivwk-, i"" :. For a .orison ft*i%iFM«ri»r: ilttiy, for'girlj. 'Sh

Vt&uk, V:/All'$»vf»jf

work fuDniahed for: buildieg.the Supiem t3oqrtf*twl'!8tat^ office*1 «tY-!

The rest of the diy wr oonawmed in the Pocla^»tt3^»jateit«i ^aetioa-oase. The vote, ousting Beatt* and instating Peele, -stood AyeS 44 illes fif'—a strict part vote. Mr. Bealty fa» Bworn in. -j' m/ufo in.,,!- J-.-J t.ibW

A distinguished ^Metltodist Minister and prominent' Tempertnoe' Lecturer once remarked that go wieyo ha would from one end of the county^to the other, he hardly ever failed to find Plantation BMT*BS,""«ndTVhile he condemned the practice of using those Bitters too freely he ecTuld-nbYistaBcianMbvtsIf'isay ^Jtbat he would 'djfqw4. ifeeo? ^ff,0® ,l,he side-board for he had himself experienced beneficial results fromi" t)ieir use, an^ fr^m long and close observation, he was convinced that when used moderately, and 'aft i^jicinK' ei^oluiljelj,' they were all that was 'recommended. At thi same time he wari»4W %Ve'ri' ?ot 'P"u the cork too. o^ien, fey the^ ^ere faf too pleasant a tonic to trifle with.

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an Introdnctlon by Biehop SIMPSON Jt.ia.tbe graateat Biblical work of the age. Send for^ onr oopjTtigbt oiroeUr, eidonred by H. W. ^eether and.thg: eadinr theologians of: I^rope end A»eci. ca Ba soreyoo get the Gomplsti finmos. .At

8P0BI8HAN, FABMKB airt H0B»11494 eboaljl.pend fpr. oor fimphlet of !0j ptgei, containing a fall description of a new ln-[ anilon by' alM6h the' milt inVeMrite: Helen,\ .mmowwi an&yfofcMU hones: oan. ^a dfiren with: J»'«/ecf r- •$* break|»g »?4trottipg It is bitter than Barey a or any otper eye em.— &mt free. AtMree* 8. P. B0TM 4 CO: Parkes burg, ChaethrCo., Pa. rh

LJt 111:'!6BAm)

rfl

5laK I

ant) il»TI« iBLaad -rfVt

i.'li.o.

-Attorney «at Law.

lo ii

Agents' Wanted AUiBIOAN YBAB BOOK aub Lti. BKfilfiXIB for ,1869. Aati»a

Foit

the ah4bioan ybab boOk aub na TIONAti BKfiiaXIB for .1869. Astronoimi cal. Historical Agrionltaral, work cottteias action resjeflling the United State* and Worstsi cdlltries, incladinz every depertment of th OenefjU end Etite OoTerratsen^l#liic)l an disk, will #b4 inraloaW» fordatly reference.- AddHiai 0, D, OA8%,qO,, Pike* Opera.^Qfe, Oa«!n| nati Ohio., 1

las a raet f«ad p/ l«tevaiaalk 4a«r

lli ni UTAAI) 'Y0OK& LADI US' JPArii^Vf.ln|ll SltTCT*, .PUtsfield Has*., Bar. O. V. Spiab, Principal. Fifiy sixij iitai-imitMl Teirta opensKareh 4,186?: J^inltie Ana:lo6a^lo#tinrarpa«sel.. ii v'als £ui«VioiJa

BAPIDS, -MICH

liil-tf

~,4S*toaJ .l(V»868./ q-jj 1.. .nfi

2 l"VTh6iMopfo#eem to becraiy abont yont-Bio •f[kxsrvx:iAxr*3 iPlpa^ «tnd me twenty .doaeb V.nis'trt^ ,l1° W. P.34

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"taoup lia

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bna fml

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lo vfi'^aiv

1 tttLnii o.'ii-r

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w-iiih

OA !7TJi^r^np^oiple3 ijisaVe are selling Axes painted red, as the BED Jaoji axe. The aood qualities of this Axe consists fti, Its CUTTING quilities, not to.the xedipafnt*:

The "Bap. Jaok*^" is.fpr sale by all refpond-. ble Hardware dealers and the manufacturers. LI PPINCOTT BAKE WELL, 'mt4 uwsrt PiMibargb, pat iSn/.

WAWTEB-AGESTS-^cS KHITTIRCI MACHINE. Pr c« »&. T^e nitnplMt, 'tkeaptUand l#'-' nitttag Machiae ever invented. WiU knit9^«CCQ.t tabesMr.min. nu. Liberal (ndao'Btents to As eats. Adilrass amkbioan KStmnrf'toAOHru* odi, b*. tan, Has*,, or 8tJ Loais.'lfo.

TRK PATENT MAGIC Will «ojor grav-halr a permanent black or b'ro#n. SoM everywhere. Seilt bymailfW (1,M.

Addteu WSf. PlTTOKv^Tfeasanr, Magic Oomb.iOoaspaay^fticlngfleld, HuiJ

a«Ein, Ennmrs, fiaidsaeis, aad' Fruit-firowera.—Send for particulars of "Bear's Improved Fifolt Troe fctfd vine- IkTifo-! ratorand Insect Samples to teat will be rward to any part of the Unired State* and rcarae* !«ian#aoitet

A»?ente are wanted lo eTerj Coooty in. the United States. Addreu J. AHBaBM, S3 Secdiiil itreet. Baltlmorb. MPd. im fi 3-

AAA OFIIVBBB qiider 1,^. new AdmiaijBv)Wvu tratiqn. wa prepare.applioatToa*In form for Gorernmeut' -positions *ec«re CSbgresstoaaland otUrneDeeaarr InBnsnce.-and MMn-

fa:

CB**XX« A BxrnKir, WasbiegtM^ D. O.' I' j'm uJii. tl^UTimij

ii -M

liiTimb* iiij-iO esiMiS fittJ.ijiTJ «v J««riafa^f has ,^i»tfiaiijf{ .%tu£^Ppti1.Ho itro -i^iawA War 'JiM tsdi tj,ii£S V|£

woif} Hid bs'jabiiUmr if6t)W iM 111. '.&* eah 'ti&i Ha -w no

I Have Hade Advertising Study. Pth*MsfH«aipapa#la

lB litH CKTlB I Vininl toany dmaiUi at* tks Dittd (htes. 1, vend 0«e h*ra,paM a tfeMMU* Mitt* tor thU Teiy influiswtloB. AdflrraS"

B01j,'S72

Vew

Tdit'CSfy." jv- -.-v.-i n4J UI [VII .rsfrn ,&i'l ogaiwaA ghA- tiihH

Uttiif hav-iip'rhib n^£aai.t a*aaetti •, $3i *dt

.fetq^bA

iNOTART PTJBLIC. Third aad ootS8da«ta

I^Uaiogqa saw

"1 a a

||T»

h, Irom, fell, 1t»ck, 'oord, a'»di smbroldbriiraiaait Superior, manaor.P/ije,,

Imtle., Adtlfen SKC.yMB A CO., 'r'8t.'lbeut*

ampoiit' ca Plttsbnrgt, i«.| »..

A' 'ditt itSTABtil^HMIKT WiiW 'a ?*W' rea^ procbre TreaH and riiswSa at, Wb^sajls JfHoa pr.4«

DaytoarOhio, i-jJi vidv-j u.m

1he^ ljlfie ai^dj IjltatlM .'off bf #«*., -mff.fi, oi, tbe, tf(D(»of (he great Apoatle. Warqp1^'eotainisnqed by clergymen of alt deboWlna' tiAHa.. flnnaelA*' Jpallah atiillAni asuliimM

lie abuiuu lAUKoego, waiiii«aBiuu«.^v ak^iiu txaoia- Itia/D eM^ Rr» -^inrolaw'free. Address :»heJPn»)H|hM|»» B|i1§S a qO^Io si ill /-I UlUMK

'Agents Wanted for

trOW fo lUKE THE riBMiFAt. .Eaw:to46hbH4he v^ae of lead and: the profit* on itock, an4 how to raiea -t/trea jttmw the anantityorall'ferm erobi to an acre."7S0 Mgee and Mt^iirdl *ndj aeefol llfo'itraltdne. varmer», jwnog .me*, aid .ewwtonwl agent* find it jpay* ta.oanYaia f?r thii book.' SlOO t« $200 tteir mbnltli a^sording' to ability and tuttM. 9or fafl ^aKIoalftr*, addrem Zlilai. BB, MoOCB®I *1W», •P)illMft»jhiV?Qv

itii-i/ '.tli.i t-ir:n

eeiJicuusoi, iltfffl*?,.

si,

fijj^Terr©

nar

liJ

O a no

flotj a4 sdnnai IIOTt

AH&d

•JdfirxiiiS ~m:lL

SJ!) A-If ifcfc IKlil

'ivivitH' •joboif*

mmzssMM

ilhiiLlfl

erywherBi mal» dad'jfci miffffiwr »tl^b,'hwd fsH,1t»c and «mtcoidibr in 'a neat Superior manaor.

si,,

d« -"'"aiemas ad4*ia.oJ ba4aioqqxiT,:'

_f»f. T./VW SwfW: ,m,dJSa iBmoJLafjq

6- -iib bwoio odi fimum'jjg

a in

|iJ nov

".fi 7f»vlJ

loval ni i&ii ovS JM

h«J

only geatdae and realljr pt»otic*ioi»ahJM nwi!,'-

lf*P?nryd.f,

,lulOQ ly j/tl il f):I! .• i0 /Itfl

«fia Bartb^-'Wtoitf^Oita jBa^lw, Oom» OiofK

'{l 'j:

.r.-Kiitii

-.uor! an

liTs'aam •, .6'ialfobiaeBhjL

'PACIFIC HOTEL. 170, i^W4A#l^^»t(i^Wolia*eet,

oiu)*l«MMmfM^ii^Ra(ioaa:tii.atijfnji^

?er aay Being sole Pri rare,,fw (Tjm |w«a tttrthiey•

rletor of thli Iloaie, and tBsrrsi' "ioa. of tbe'^oii

Proprietor of thli Iloaie, ai

ptit^g^tthm iUffitWt o*

Witt*

MtfmMO won «ian.jar:cj v[ |. It will now, as heretofore, be .fcls aln to maln.t. 'ntaUon ,of

it will now, neretoiore. DU ftln

Itnyyeais, (d, with.

The Iooatlon will be foand conrenient foe thcaai whose business oaUa them la the lower part Of the ity, and of readf!A8dtS4cP all Baliroad ind »Taqi qyg#j(j

BT.iti.f.-f flil.-Jfl -.---aq .v^.vlno^ -. j,,.***: -, Jiooa sirfflbiahai Mtrtetonai NATIONAL HOUSE,

m'asdwbT j.Tf WUIIWMI oi ,.H

rpBRRB HAUTE MXilAA!.

'ifbU'^oila kuM^ry WeHWmfted, ^patia llrst-claas order, offering aooomlaodattoai onanr P-864

Tf Cs BlJlnfiHt lP^roji*y«

'J jtflq

'ii.s i-i HOUSB.

jujw

V/' •'1 boaMMa br im deWite ai W b. 6Birnra...........

iiibtikmikA

aJj /.* tt t*j ..Propprletcr

Office of UoMbalU Jlcat«aaaia^iid Palestine 'j^ne*#8dtf jult81T$ i-giiiifj l!i.yf.iit cA .TMsi inl':

PARK HOTEL,

01¥

B.B.TBKAT & 00.. Publisher*, 7*" -]m ikia«way,'*i¥.

TH AltlBtflAiri AKD BVR0PIAX PUIf Cor ti&frhtm dMtfassau mir. ITeal- Clt^ Xiail Ttfrfe

OEOB6S WIOHT, Proi»»ietor. N. Bc.r-Located in,theTery heart of the wholeiaTe ttonntn. tU^ 6ii6 6t

the mdSt cdUretntiy

located Hofcelf'for' Merehatitf^^Baitnese nt^n and .othwfcvistttag the oitjr. oj tsaigs B«ii dtMSm «sav?

PKYSICIWia^ |-.flg:Tir—iLit'i ...jitla

PHYSlttill, BtMlOir' Axil AOmtOBKB. Baraa: Bight BeT. lEiMie^ ^TaTbbtt, D:: tl. BiW. WaSii.it.S. BeaSfr. Bkq.r**. Cggert.

QW9|i^Sfsqwat^a ¥*i»r« st*«tr,cj tween 6th and 7th, next to oarwal School. S S l-iijIlO HUJ*aiiS(!l64iM'•.i• riR-Ai AiiWATJfl?

jijT iaiiaibA lo

L^jr.janoaioii fit a ,~i

10W9

»«n«jvr MM*! «a* fifth i^Kaets,. stttdt St^Wwesnm aed Tth.

id fmiii,

l?-"! jL. oh

TXA¥INO ASSOCIATBI): QUE 1 I (elves together ftr thSakactlce of Jfedielre with the tboTe- Homoeopathic law as our gaide, we will be ptea*ed-to aMand-ati who m»y need cur professional serylc e«.,,

OFFItX/ l^'SrAW tfTBBET,

fcetwefen 6th. abd -Bib streets,. orr Hadtoa'a thin a A WATKKII. •ni .£ v.J

PHY81€HAN and \8VRG1SON: 8«altr4. (Formerly occupied by l)r. (l!ar(l«.)

Calls attended tO Dicit and d»y. MatioaMj'BoaaK. -iiT Jd

J.*

...

Joffk ^cr^kLANX Is now •elllb£

I'i.u

*-.!ai£ itstiaU Us

ao suiiltciu! ,'j moH -.M i&h Sill Used! -no1'... vftX. aifi n} la&mbnvmt I wo*

artiole of Biver Coal, screened on the widest screen la use ie Vigo county, at a* low.a figure as an inferior artiole can be* purcbslnrtd, 'Those wishing to larin*npfly.Bho«ltfilaok to the^r interNta, and bay- the .beat wben it is a* cheap ae a peorarticle.

Order*'left -ai the Wst O(Soe Labby, at! We /.V.TigosOoaatjtjScale*,": pr .addressed to Be* 691

the Unlred Btate* p, Terre.Baote.jwUl reoelTe prompt alienguarantead/ Wo#'vAii: '•k adglMtr

jill ilili

,-i ±i'tl

Jafidtf

Aa» person iwtsMag to dep««it. Dereee, Baa ies, Harnees, or oUier Myery artielee at IiiTery Stable, willWlacprmrmodaurt wtt* Li«" OM.VIO, advaiaoed.aa.tba

QAfiRlA^ie MANUFACTOitY

WUJ%

%U»MA&

Oor ner andvafaat strveSh, TefreHaa**, Ind., Keep constantly on hand, and maaaiHtve io

ci art*r,all tha laU*» ttyfc* of CAKZUAOJSH 4k.

.TW-So?

AQTUftEPS

PLAN

4 JUUTX & WILUAIM, HiHUfiCTClXU or

Sash, Doors, Blinds, ^Wjjiiiwiiir niir

SJS ••J OJ

flOUiiEoew

nqu-

i'ti

t/ebiGJcO

8B»j sdj ol a« ,ta

In ,03 U©wett: rostti oiiJ

WholMeOe a a

IflWraEiiJ

'aSaio il

all desoiiplionV^fT'rn^^j^fc 1 uw it'hi-uiini.j aJj

yj lj,j

a 7

trtii

a^adT

jissisw. dome:, to" 'ari

S»'

I A S O N

UUl

fJOUWipf ^jnth and^ul^ryj^

Midi to gixhsihij

vsiMtad 'tou

I Old

III Jil

UotlsieAw saatkgaMla •JmWWiuap

T6f

n.i ii

of the

Ae Ditiitef the PfcjrtcteB,. Jfcej, Jiiiige

USE 'DAIL^o^ od

•IN THEIB OWN BOMBS ANB -BBO&MMBNI iv'a .SoiaU.IavaHla and,affPew«feaBO£) A ij-ij.ir id J: iiSi if "ilzVG

Pyjpepaia, Sick Headache, Soar Stomach, CoitHihmpl^rtbura. lbdlgea'ftlniPil^iAiataaa

"jfATUBB-S OWW""'"l»«

URBAI A^BWWii

Effervescent Seltzer AperlenC

S. *bej /(1A5

Bver offered to people for tfie^abore clai* olT

878 Greenwich 8U, •ar For Sale by all Druggist*. "®0 »nl8—d6muAsi«M» ii nimr' a

JOHN BABKJKME tl,...:,.

"JilYOR ,ilU A I: 8 Tl OR

wFos^pb Cll.- Yate^i'. JUST IN RECStPT OT^'^hr Mens' Hata .ol joJU Jbundat ^Boya' Hat* of ail Ulmd«, 1 Hata of'^kindm,\

In&nts' Hate of all kind*.

AAait'tHpflcA.

717

aid jfijj 3'

biniVniwj

{k1

blue

®fft

Merohaat Tailor .ilo MAIK^B^ET,. Over Scueion Walmsley1'* tiryti Would respeotnully oitttU^tteotioD of the cltlSK £^TriSa%i&zja!M»ass lftj'i 1) 0*od*ftre, cjMrrjri^g.

Klerchaiit Tailoriw^. He keeps always ob» ha»4-a FA8HIONABLB as^s:., sw»cw The Latest Style and oai Sbw flolicc, dad ott aary Baaionable 9farmfw lHavlng.ao high raatato whether Everything

«ary (MmMuzaB|diJniniw io "gn to pay, be promite* to make up .to oidor, h»r the geodsbe urnisfted by MIfn oi1 hOt.— ythiog la hii lino cmi|teF-ftiii 'MjifhWiB

Cutting dane arid warrant^ "trt lit. A liberal patronage' solicited, jutii -!.! «««».. !.fffgWiitf. liniJlfiii aoiiut'.r,. iak

HATS AND CAPS.

aset%

lOlij I. ...IAiUtTHwM tfwu) y.U»i&

FAmarff

Bealdense at jaSSdtf

COAL.

OULLIYA^ BOUNTY COAL .0. /_ .:. Setog3io^.|Aopared to 0Ilall odder* toe Sullivan (kuuty Coal, which is claimed to be equal to the Brazil, for all diiaM'.io purposes, a ill deliter to any part oCtbe oity, by leaving your order at office of m.

M. Bryant

Co., 0. I. Bip-

ley, or J. A. Store, *lfh whom I have made arrangement* to All all orders, and Ire all jaWrmatkain regard^o the bo«in«e». oi^rf T,lr I J: A. MOBUAN. i-iii: l*/3TilsU ... :i ...

SUCCESS

*a vt

i!tiB

Tbi.l

OF ALL

IWt)

QOAL Fer iflrtfBHWmWBTtsd delivered

HalSft Soath rhird 8tr»etrl

BRd&EK ASTABLES

The nnH»r*igoed- at W# lH«ery 8lable, on Third street, oppo*it« tba Btaotln lloiua, iaaow prepared atth goad stock and Curiam, to acco3|riola(e thepdbllc. BOB'T HWITO.,

¥011111 HI)

BUOOIK8

«a wS asaabatAh* 4ms1 aateria) to tha oav

()J IntifniiiUiiu

-,.4

The nursing, babe. it» brother* and sisterf its parents' a'A'd (rr^ad-i)a'rt!nt4, wfA alF ant- ibi* ilfa*an^ C^edj aell adapted] fytlu4| different Complaint*.

-qf.iq auz-fj: I, iv/ uaaL llna

,,rl

i&j

T-

Hate mada taofder da*liort. ostlw.. Qjai ~xbb. 14S Jtfaln Street. Trrr» mew iTdtf

«ii

.. 4 A ini*

1 'Jo OtiUii fi'iiii.'lhJJii si W Hail odt 4u MOTHERS! MOTHERS

MOTHERS!!!

In. fiislow ISoetliffliSyro, tfor Oltlldmi TeeChiii^: Thii valuable preparation has been used with

THOU-

mJyr^^^l^irfXiina'ijroin pain,but

bkvicoratea tha stomach and bowels, oonecta addlty, and aftea tone aaAerie^nf totha whole

ian»eiMgr».

ayrtei ltihUelsOtMtW^rSUe" 0*4ptH9 im W** Colic. We belirve it tha BEST and BUBEST BEMEbY IN THK nOSOJ. in all cases Uf DTBrorrKBy and diabbbxha in

CHILDREN,

what&A Bftatagrftam-teething or any othar.eauae.

HUM WINDOWS BOOTHTN& SYBtJPi" Savins Trf Ctnixis PMSSjts," W the outride wnqrpar Ail bthen are b«e tnitattw*-/ .-ij& net*

,aaoii

ona

laai'i

jtB/ii^Ja'Sfcrnqsa s»urH

iUOl'i

bkail .i!T fi •UU ^vjoTaziHaA W dil fid: ol hsifintiaoi:

^SPWnrs BAR»

idT

WINE

I E

bMt

»ni '-*.iari'j

THE BF8T HITTERSFor Wetil&lu Persona. rOB THR WtfAK,

rd*Po^BTUELSi(jKLT',!

fOtt THE A«»r, yth-oi

JVWi-i

VOB.irW*AMWklaa 'la

fob spanfa ps*

No Bitters Kqnai to Them

SpeedsStandard Wlie

A,,o••0,a,

We will ala* delirer Wood by the cord or hall

Bitters,

—i»*D* or-^-'•

WINE, HERBS & &QOTS Span'* Cetebr^ta* Wine, so w*U known, wit)i pbbufiAK babe. ail DAUKi

GHAj^Siai ymviw 8NAKEBOOT.

e'i.vuv. wai» douuur MSK.

and inch other HKKBS BOQTS-. will ia all .and Wttote^thO*a"* oases assist Digestio P' the Sjstea* the oataral ch4n**l4 WM1 4ve I

thO-TWcrettebBjoY

oil,

To thei»alewillte Ht,

OOlt

PaMafe,if. ,'

r.n.HalOdtf

stpeii caa-il m-

—*6

aatera oney

rt^9—

MALI IIP

AU use

HpilTBB. A OpLLIWS.

it with:'

mil!

woad^rfaCsUeevM. DHua^ COLOR

BLOOBf AND BEAtr^T To tht thin face and care-worn cauntena^c*. Curea MtVEB god Wee/fee APPBTI-TB. 4*ry .^jemy Dae aon» ather,

»2/4

b'j- Ibt 3 ~b /ulU -uaaoi ilii

»vr si aacrmsa

iieb

pFE INSITRANGECO.

Taaai it5

nited St^1^ (tf,aAp6iPte4

itoa, fw

•££}».

0'SlB

lOO

JJt 'ff

cipixit, PAID ur ruix. .Ao. :,(

W£}

T'Tt A MVH OITFirBlr 1 irst Natfe^ftl Btik Ball /•:. ..v 3 ai "v here the general baiiain of th* Coatit) |p«i -'t amacted, aod to wild) a)l general esmipoud-

Ml+iiflJJ-yf I ..U„

uuT

iniij ii at so

I OFPICaM:. O- lo 7iot£tia qLABKNCK.Jg, CLABg. Preeldeat.

fWSS&esr

BHRW4 SKu

iK^^oWrti'YicO-RpislWWjr Vlf«aV«aw

^MBRSON W. PXET, Secretary and A«t*»a*F^ fgfa

^?/?^«ppi^'» l^(olfi?la^Itaeiaracler, olfe ljy-fi«oif afclW litge OapttalvI.«wJ|atea af iilum and ^..TffbJ^*, .afst.^salrabto if insuiintllle.yetireeeuUdJoJhe pubiio. lb? ra^i pf premium betes largely radae^i, are madj a« farorabTe'to "tne'/fi*li,OT'aattisS ol tb^beet Ifiitiittl'CoihiianKis,"aXd' aivoM.aB tfcaa «oniplicattoaa' aad, usi dv t»)atica KoSea, jlends, and, thn mliunder*lami|)g* whloli the lat»

Several new and attraotive fablea are now plaaenW, WtWfir

if*ff'1d«ily

M» %adeMta«4

torove acceptabla^a.. thNp4bUs»,aa**ih«|#h« COMK-PBODDCLNa. POlLI^X mi BBTOBB !Pi^syLU* pptICI, bolder nof only itonfca'a' lift litaaranoei pataifleaf deahi, bit1tHtrV^eiyi, iof a few yeirs, an aiwul ceiit. (I0pr.-aaU. cf iu paUqu laAhS.ialtor, th»

I ^^altentfonb^pera'on* CouW^SfNAtng 'tttsa^ 'ing their live* or iadreaatng tb4 aii^aut a( laaOL*-. iance tbey already have, la callad to tAa special |a4iKTtnsa* offff«»bi.tM 14)*}&i§w (Company, ,,

Circulars,'Pamphlets and (Wli j)a^tliuiai's 'oii apj^libktidit to the'"Branch-Oflce ct iW-Oo#" pany, or to JOHN W. EUiH

General

I N I N N A I O I O

sAleuts

for Ofeio andOeniral aad South

ern Indiana. «»w oaoi i.

OOTM,

SSiwfyS®" t'? Agent-iyr Terre Baata, lDd..'0 .. .! ,tii

•aoa uwj

,n*i.amm fngm-vtmwT

'IflitftH *»rf:

iflib

/E N A, A ..

ili'-li

OF HlBTFOBD,

aT t'—(f

Cash Assets OTCLl5,«K,88«f».

Fire anS Tnland Inaarance at aS flsvataUa-tttap 'a* the Hazards

Permit for Bailable

Indemnity^

HiOKB A WcKXXlf., Agaa**j^jflS t*u« kiliiii ®ow,^,*%u a id if a

xm* lo auillttwfe

fid) MMksr vsAkl

»VIBE ASBiJlPB,! ••ii "ia.. Jo/l it, ,, -J «n i.. ,i.

INSURANCE" AGENCY'-

ji*f \u. .. .v. i. WflwvS jot's follbWWrtiOW aad. BatfiaM* Oeapa«la»r 't»» "»i *WWMlfri -Ut,a.» ....

HABTFOBD, OOUH.

HaBTfMIBi '^OmiftdiiCa 0Btia

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M. A. OKANJE,

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