Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 February 1869 — Page 2
BA1LY EXPRESS
tkbbk HAUTE, INI).
MOBffltJ
MajrolRg*
Feb.
8lh,
During the present year the profits have been disbursed for materials, and now they have an office costing $9,000, and which is worth $12,000. This gives a saving for each member of $460 beside the $20 per week,
out of which
some
have probably saved additional resources, During the next year they expect to make good dividends of profits, beside retaining a reserve fund for enlarging the office. They print several weekly and monthly journals. This is a gratifying succesB. Having done so well in the in fancy of the concern and with little cap! tal, bow much may they not do hereafter? It is likely that had they not co-operated they would
be
now as they found them
selVes in 1866—destitute of capital. "What is the use Of being the dependent work ing servants of capitalistst when the more intelligent laborers can co-operate with certainty of success
Personal [and Political,
Thx policy of the Indian Committee of the Senate fa to stave off action on the House bill transferring the Indian Bureau to the War Department by proposing other measures which will occasion delay "Will the friends of the bill rest content under this finessing
Custom Housb officials in New York are growing remarkably circumspect and cautious. The Appointment Clerk in that office, for instance, gravely anaoun cee, in a published card, that he has
come
Or the twenty New England
XjOKD Wattyat has declared
18#8.
Co-OperatlTe Buccess.
The New York Post gives an interest, ing account of ft co-operative printing house in that city. In May, 1865, twentyfive printers concluded to co-operata Having no money, they subscribed during two years two dollars each per week, and tbuB raised $5,000. They purchased an office worth $6,600 for $2,500, and the balance was expended for more type an£ materials. Business was commenced, and two of the printers went into the office to do such work as might be had. Soon patronage increased, and two more were employed. In a short time the whole association were working in their own establishment under their own direction After a year they had not only received $20 each per week, but $3,000 were made, which was expended in rent, fuel and materials for enlarging their operations,
members
of the present House who will be in the next Congress, fifteen are said to be for Mr. Dawes and five for Mr. Blaip?.— There Is, however, a vigorous canvass for the latter, and it may be that he will lead outside of his own locality. The division among Down East members leaves an opening for a candidate from some other locality, if there is an^
one
disposed to improve it. We do not -hear of any other candidate being seriously proposed at present.
Those "who read attentively
patches in our last issue are aware.that Dr. Mu(Jd, the gentle Samaritan iwho bound up Booth's wounds and pciured therein the oil and wine of symfiathy with his murder of Abraham Lincoln, and who was sentenoed for life to the Dry Tortugas as a reward for his humanity, has been at last remembered in his martyrdom. Mr. A. Johnson is reported to have directed a pardon to be issued to him. Poor Dr. Mudd, what sufferings he has endured in the interest of our Southern brethren. He should have an ovation in Baltimore, a triumphal procelsioa in Washington, and a life-pension From "My Maryland." i-, 1
"Bbfobk the people Mr. Andrew Johnson is one of the most telling orators in the United States." So writes the leading journal of the Democracy, alluding to the probable apparition of our moribund President
as
the oratory whieh rivets the "Dimokrat" generally repels the model American citizen. Even Horatio Seymour, the respectable front of Democracy, built up a Republican majority wherever he spoke.
Banks' proposition for the establishment of a protectorate over San Domin. go, which was voted down so emphatically, tho other day, appears to have been a mere feeler of public sentiment as to the project on foot for the acquisition of that tropical territory. Louis
of a universal system of education. Hi! plan involves principles akin to thoee that underlie the American system. Local taxation and'sjjph assistance from the national treasury as will insuie a perfect adaptation to the wants of all concerned! are his initial propositions. But chief among them we notice that Which takes in compulsory education. The children of criminals, and all of xa vagrant character, are to be provided with a public parent, with full powers to compel attendance at school. The step is a grand one. It is one which nobility has ever antagonized, but which the logic of the times will force upon them. We are heartily glad that it has coupled with it the compulsory idea .The
be
"extra watchful lately, and never opens his mouth, lest he put Ms foot ip it.
Wx
like Garfield's talk about) the
Washington Indian affairs. He said he would never vote for appropriations of money that were to flow through the unclean channels of the Indian bureau, as it was more corrupt than any other branch of tho government he had ever heard of. The Senate appears to be in the foul embrace of this ring, and no efforts that the gallant Garfield and his co-workers can make are likely to effect the abolition of this bureau.
State takes up
on itself to punish the consequences of ignorance. Can there be any reason why it should not compel the banishment of ignorance. ..'
Oki Butts has made himself the butt of all sensible men by publishing an absurdly long pamphlet on repudiation. Had he stopped after penning the first two lines he would have said better all he does say. This is the commencement:
History is philosophy teaching bj example.
1
No large national debt
of them
was ever paid
or discharged except by repudiation. Wonderful things these! Aside from the lie in the latter quotation, the ergo would be, therefore, this nation should repudiate its national debt, and that in stantly. And so, on he goes from one fallacy to another, now misquoting, now falsifying history, now tergiversating facts, now drawing wrong inferences, now sweating and figuring and frothing in search of that ergo
which an ass might
have written for him in a trice, had he been as fortunate as Balaam in his blind ness and stubbornness. 1-
A small invoice of gold was received a few days ago from Alaska. In castinc our eye over the purchases made by the United States, this has less to commend it, so far as its climate and situation are concerned, than any other. When its controlling influence upon Rational com merce is considered, and the advantages that will accrue in case of war, then its real worth begins to appear. We know not how soon the word small
GLEANINGS-
The Down East ice men are in a good humor again. The hairless ones in America spend $500,000 a year on wigs,
Abscinthe is said to be a more subtle pefBon than Prusslc acid.
A
woman's rights paper., in German, is announced in New York. Anna Gagarin is the richest heiress in Russia. She has $80,000,000.
Eighty thousand tuns of ice* have been etored at Gardner, Maine, for shipment. The beeper of a groggery in Hartford killed his bar-tender because he snored so loudly,
A Galifornian
thej dis
has built
75,
Governor of Tennessee
and candidate for the Senatorial succession from that State. This may all be so, but, remembering the historio "swing around," we must ask on which side will he tell? The American people are. fortunately not that body of simple humanity which votes the
With
Democratic ticket, and
Paul
Angerard, with credentials from Prosit dent Baez of the Dominican Republic, is the inspiration of this movement.
He
asks the United States to take his country, pay its debt of several millions, incorporate It into the
Union, give it a
territorial government, and allow it to be born hereafter as a State by thet usual process. In consideration of which he claims that the republic is three fifths as large as Ireland, is of vast fertility and mineral resources, and contains only two hundred thousand population, whereas.it is capable of containing ten million. Seward wants to close the bar-, gain at once and there is said to be a very romantic disposition in Ben. Butler, and one of the Washburnes—-not Elihu —eL el.
at Washington to add this San
Domingo to our national debt and our •national difficulties
an "agricultu
ral locomotive" that rune thirty-nine plows at once. The stock of cotton on hand in Augus ta, Ga., Saturday, by actual count,, was 2 0 0 2 4 a
The Boston Traveller speaks
ijtfikvor neighbors for help. Hi& Jrife bearing
dolefully
of the spread of infidelity in the large towns and cities of Massachusetts. Louisiana's total debt bearing interest is $9,240,850. The total interest
due this
year, with the debt past due, is $832,238,
The recent lynching of two men has put a stop to the operations of the gang of thieves on the line of railroad between Jackson and Humboldt, Tenn.
I
Quails are fast disappearing from the prairies, even as far west as Kansas. The Legislature is called upon to pass a law against catching them by nets.
The Boston Traveller intimates that the correspondence between the War Department and General Banks, relative to General Grant, will Boon be published.
A Southern paper says
dwelling bouse and outbuildings, sold for $700, half cash.
MURDER AJfD SUICIDE IN IOWA.
1 Husband Sills his Wife and Attempts to Kill Himself
From the Dm Moines
(tow*)
Begiater, Feb.
9.]
On Saturday evening a mo3t terrible tragedy occurred in Marion county, about four miles south of Moaroe, on the road between that city and Red Rock. It seems that a Mr. George Shaffer has been in trouble with his wife. He has left her twice, and always treated her with cruelty. Last fall be suddenly left home and went to Missouri, without reason or cause, leaving his wife destitute and unprovided for. The father of the woman, Mr. Yarns, gave her a home at his house.
Some six
weeks ago Shaffer catn6 back from Missouri, wanting to live with his wife again. She and her parenta refused. Since that time he has been oootinaally trying to induce her to live with him, but she would not consent, and her parents forbade him coming to see her any more.
On Saturday he went to Monroe and procured a revolver and ammunition and started for her father's house with the resolute determination—** he has since said—of murdering his wife, if he bad to kill the whole family in doing bo.
Ar»
riving at the house, he found no one at home bat his wife, his mether and his own children, of which there are two. Stalking into the room, he
was
met by
the mother, with whom he had an altercation, which ended by his knocking her down with a chair. The woman was not so badly hurt bat what ah* conld regain
tiie noise, came into the rosin, when l#*t one* knocked her down with ft cbair,flaid shot her through the head, killing her instantly. He then tried to kill himself, his revolver snapped three cape without exploding. Securing a butcher knife, he attempted t&cut his own throat,, and jsiieceeded in miking'some fearftil gaptf bat the knife was so dull that the jugular veinmBFriyiailed under ita pwenoa.^
The mother, on returning with some neighbors, entered the room to find a most horrible spectable. On the floor lay her daughter stiff and stark in death, and lying by her, with his head on her and his arms encircling one of his chidreo, was the. fiend who had done the fearful work.
He was taken ia charge and carried to Bed Bock,where medical aid was summoned.|It ia feared that he will recover. He was not so badly hurt as. to be unconscious, but conversed right along with his usual intelligence. He said he went there for the purpose of killing bis wife, and said he thought he had loada enough in bis revolver to kill the whole family, if necessary, and still have one barrel left for his own destruction. _f.
LEGISLATIVE
Senate bill
may be left
off the invoices of gold received from it. This fact is patent, that were its sale pro posed to-day for double what was paid for it, it would be scouted as a foolish thing And this recalls the singularly fortunate character of all national purchases. -Fifteen millions of dollars .yras paid for Louisiana. What now is the mouth of the Mississippi worth Would it be given for a price equal to our national debt Florida cost $5,000,000. Its reefs prove coral ornament around the neck of the Gulf. What is its price today? We gave $10,000,000 for Texas. A resale at $1.25 per acre would make a fortune for Uncle Sam. California cost $16,000,000 and the blood and treasure of the Mexican war. A higher figure has been paid for less territory, but who can count its worth now?
SUMMABTJj.«
1 1 biday, February 6 '..''"SENATE. 1 The
Sen ate met
at ten
Senate
o'clock.
The following
new bills were introduc
ed: Senate bill No. 184, to amend section tion of the act of June 10, 1852, defining felony, and prescribing punishment therefor.
bill
No. 185,
to amend section
forty-nine of the election law, approved June 7, 1852. Senate bill No. 186, to establish a Court of Common Pleas in each county of this
State. Senate bill No. 187, to revise an act relation to the taxation of lands in cities, approved June 18,1852, providing that tracts of forty acres or upwards within the city limits, used exclusively for agricultural purposes, shall not be liable to city taxation.
Senate bill No.l88,to provide for thesale sale of certain State lands in Clay county obtained from Aquilla Jones.
No. 189,
toamendsection
Senate bill
191, enabling cities or towns
to make and keep in repair roads lead ioe to cemeteries. Senate bill No. 192 to amend section 15 of the election law.
Senate bill 193, to amend sections 1 and 10 of the registry law.
Senate bill
19^ making«n,
impropria
tion to the Binking fund to repay for money borrowed to erect, the new State building.
Senate bill 195, to amend section 17 of the act for the incorporation of cities. Senate bill 196, defining the crimes of grand and petit larceny, and prescribing punishment.
Adjourned until Monday at 2 o'clock. Bills passed—Senate bill No. 114, to prevent the introduction of Spanish
Senate bill No. 178, an act to amehd seotion of an act fixing the time of holding courts in several counties of the Stale, approved June 18th, 1852.
Bills Introduced—House bill No.|l72 creating, establishing, locating, knd providing for the maintenance of the ifndi ana
College of Agriculture and the 'Me chanic Arts, House bill No. 173, to amend sections four and six
of
House bill No. 175, to provide for spe cial terms of courts of this State, to set tie issuos, hear motions, account orders, etc.
Agricultural College— A message from the Governor was
re
ceived,transmitting a communication ticom the Commissioners of Monroe county, offering to issue bonda to
thvsxtont of fifty
thousand dollars in aid of the College of Agriculture and Meohatiics, in case that institution shall be established in said county.
Election of State Officers^*'1 I For State Printer—A. H. Conner.' State Agent—W- Gresham. State Librarian—rM.
G. McLain.
Directors Northern Prison—A. Hamrick, Col. Willis A. Blanch, J.iW Hart.
Director of Southern Prison—W. W Curry. Trustee of Soldiers' and Seamens' Home—Henry B. Hill.
President of the Board of Trustees of Benevolent Institutions—Dr. P. H. Jam eson.
Trustee of Hospital for the Insane— Dr. J. H. Woodburn. Trustee Blind Asylum—John Beara.
Trustee Deaf and Dumb Asylum—Dr. John M.-Kit^en:-*Hte9«BfeWH'-
Domestic Unpleasantnesses.
The Omaha
there is a com
mon aunt to all children born in New England—ant-ipathy. Baby-raising is a lost art among the descendants of the Puritans.
A farm on the Northeastern
Railroad,
About twenty-three miles from Charles ton, S. O., containing one hundred acres,
Republican says: "About
a month ago Mr. Wm. Bines, of Cheyenne, took a partner for life, in the shape of a young and innocontly blushing maiden. Mr. Rines is now at Wastacb, at tending to business. Last night the Den ver coach took the bride, and an interesting young man named Tabor, toward the argentiferous regions of Colorado.— A note was left by the lady, ordering the disposition of her baggage, and requesting no one to weep for her as she was going to change her local habitation and condition."
A rich old farmer, aged seventy, in Cuyahoga county, Ohio, proposed marriage to a designing young chit of sixteen, and was accepted. The old man's grownup children had their amatory progenitor apprehended on a eharge of lunacy. The Judge gave him a sound lecture on the subject of deceitfbl women, which so opened his eyes that he left the room vehemently protesting that he didn't want to marry anybody, no how.
The Cynthiana (Ky.) paper says "Between midnight
and
Thx Txxth's Salvation.—The interior bark of tho Soap Tree of Chili is admitted by
botasirtrto
every otner article
her feet, and Immediately .flew to the the Western Hemisphere.
Itch,
JC*dirt
Brrrfcu, and
IllxvozK
.TC|re8, or^ider whatever name
tttiy
-b&designatedpistpeedily and effectually cured by the o^s of Palmer's Lotion. ietfc
st
MiaiatAr'
and prd^niiaent Teripera' once remarked that go where he would £rott«s»«sd^o(^siiittBtiy.1s the (iHsr^j he hardly over failed to find
BMP
tecturer
Plantation
iractice of using these Bitters too freely le could not conscientiously say that hi# would discard them from the side-board, for he had himself experienced beneficial results from their use, and that, from a long and close observation, he
was con
vinced that when us«d moderately, and as medicine exclusively, they were all that was recommended. At the same time he warned his hearers not to pull the cork too often, for they were f« too pleasant a tonic to trifle with.
Ma3»oiAa Wat**.—Superior
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to tho
best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
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of the registry law. Senate bill No. 190, to authorize the people of the townships to prohibit the retailing of intoxicating liquors.
One fiottle,
Standard
"Coster's Bat.
Or,
Johh F.
or
cattle fever. Senate bill 145, to prevent the spread of the Spanish or cattle fever, and proTiding damages for Iobsbs sustained by introduction into the State. I
PIMA8BABNK8* CO, 21
Said
Pbalon9*
the acts prescribing the
powers and dutieB of Coroners, approved May 17, 1868. House bill No. 174, providing for the improvement of streets of incorporated towns and villages.
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ifi
tbeif hands
and made the wife of the younger .Sons dress herself, add tfren taking h6r andiher baggage, consisting of a parpet-bag Mid trunk, along with thqm, uijoic their departure. £. y».i
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Celebrated Patent Cycloids
Axaa.
.Please
more.
are selling Axes painted red, as the Bid Jaokc
Azt.
The
*opd
Its
qualities of this Axe consists
OVTTIKO
Instroments,
LIPPINOOTT &
1v,5 5'S'tu sytrs
Pittobntgh,
WANTED—AGENTSKKITTIHCI MACHINE.
Price
Bos
THE PATENT MAGIC COMB! Will color gray hair a permanent black or browdf Sold everywhere. Stmt by mail lor $1,25.
Addiess
WB. PATTOH,
Treasurer,
Magic Comb Company, Springfleld, Maas.
a CHESTS, Farmers,
dardvnen, and.
rpi I VI
Troe and Viae Invigo-:
Pralt4l owi •'t
improved
rrult
ratorand lns«ct Destrojei." Samples to test will be fjrwerdtdtoany part of
-theOnlred
aATtsrAovioa guaratiUeA. Good
Agents are wanted in every County in the United Statea. Address
J. AHBABN, 63
Baltimore, Md.
Second street,
OFFICBBS
(vvw
tration. We prepare applications ln
form for Government positions secure Congressional and other neHeawr.r Influence, and personally present the claims of applicants. For circular of instructions, address, with stamp, Wn-
ewtaran Hatdhs,
Washington,
D. O.
toi'atewariW atv-it asmvU j--*
fes# «it co »i
ad
at vsttc
»ifj ioJ
r'i»
i&sSi
»tli ttaa'mmoo of. *A'i
iitsr
oi
ruAswwtSj
stKt $t&3 Ua MU tucixxi I •isi
Have Hade Advertising
a
Study.
VOB TIM CUtl 1
woald ouoa have paid IkMBSSi
jgmmU
niKjB atJ?!—A lo elttv tt x'^ i*a6^af 'S'-nMhrnx fiWMf »ilssax» xaa uj ot .vymhnam vti
at Law,
il»
NOTAItY PUBLIC. Otrisl—0 Wk
Strast,
Wm.
U«d ^nhlkhed.
/OHK8
Gineiaaati,
O. «hioago, 131.,
-MTrHTAIir —Inferior ^ork4
Bee tut
tho books yoa. hay
#*,75
per
Company"!
RICHLY BOKHTIO
1
TOILET SOAPS. McKEONE. YAN HAACQSN 8.
A CO..
Front-it, Phiuuu.paia, ..
•ot281*w6maad
Attorneys at Iaw,
OWtols.—TTb.
W JIaln JHreet,
ap stairs.
febUdtf
E. UtBAN,
Attoraeyand
a
Coaaaellor at
BICHABJDSON, M.
!'N
T"
aoooaHoa
to
kb. s.
a.
OFFICE—Ot
per Mat. cheaper,
which aocoanta for iha great falling off In the demand for the foreigji»o»pr, and the unprecedented laoeeaa
sarra.
Ohio, between 3d and 4th Street.
aplSdtf TBBBB-HA0TE.
DB.O.
give satisfaction in all cases.
This Machine will
Lock Stitch."
seebnd stitch can be cut, and stilt the oloth cannot be palled: apart withbat tearlng lt.
f75
We
to
$200
per month and ex-
peusea, or a comlnissioa from"wlilch,twice' that amount can be made. Address
8BCOMB A CO.,
Pittsburgh, Pa., or Boston, Mass., or St. Louis Mo. CAatton.—Bo not be Imposed fipon by other parties palming off worthless cast-iron machltics, under the same name or otherwise.
PACIFIC174HOTEL,
170, 172,
.tendency
Heikes.
OLD KSTABLISHHKIfT
with a new fea
ture. Every person can procure Tre«Mand rlants at Wnolewale Prices, by ordering through our Glnb Department. For prices and other Information, address
oris of the
W. F. HK1KKS,
for our new
xtooo
gant XnkraTings, Slaps,
bode
Aa.
The
Peo pie's Edition
oi
xioo*
according, to ability and energy.
For folrpatticulars, address Zl|IOI(SIi, McOoB-
DY A 'CO.,
Philadelphla, Pa.
'AHTXAfortlie
acrs.
Howsoa.
A
TiTid
itcture of the times of thegreat Apostl*. Warmcommended by olergymen of
All
denomina
tiona- Superior' to the Xnglish edition,
at oae-thlrd its price.
and Hold
,N
te« and referenoes In
Agents
than ever before Offered. Circulars frM. Address the Publishers,
B. W. BUSS A CO.,
To
vtj
Agents Wai&ed for
how
to
Make
oottu
7B0
ezpertensed agents find it
pays to canvass for this book.
FIHPLK8,
WW
to
Iiife'and TimAsof
flssaplstc Kdlttoa. By Oonybears A Howson,
Offloe of Marshall, Mcntesnma and Palestine Hack Lines. Free Buss to aad
boat
alMfcalns
..
novSSdtf
PAUK HOTEL, ,i« or THB AHBBI0AN AHB KVROPEAN PLAN, Cor. BefJeman and Nassau Sts, JTetsr Cify 'lXatl Park...... .HewTork
QEOBGE WIGHT, Proprietor. N. B.—Located In the very heart of the*wholelale buaioeis, this is otid of the most conveintly located Hoteiribr Merchant*, Boslneas men and others vMtlng
thb cltyS
re
si
Pikes Opera Souse, Cincin
Pittsseid,
Mass., JieT.C. V. Sp*ab, Principal. Fifiy sixth semi-annual Term opens March
i,
18G9.
and locat&ritiuntarpassed.
fJrfffS
Faculties
,6S Jtl
r--
MANUFACTURE
W
'4B
pEAIEIE
Mvmn
Voarth'8W«rt»f
Third
l«w,
GXNSBAIt COLBSCTING AGBNT, Torre QantOsInd.
a
J-Wal*i(ai)aftkantwof
Omoa.—Ho.86 Main Street.
are
Mdly
DENTISTRY.
L. H. BARTHOLOMEW Suaanoii an
HacBAinoAi.
I W I S 1%' Baooeaaor toJ r. D. K. WILD,
Mo,
167
National Block, Terre Haute,
Main St.
Ind. [m30dtf
IND.
gswr-—
O. LIKCOLN,
The Oldsal Established Dentist Ln Terre Haute, Oman—Oh Sixth Street, between Main
he
can
[JyS0.ll
HOTELS.
HOTEL,
CORNER NtMra CHERRY &TS. Oppoalt« Eaitera Market Moose.
Having
a
large Wagon Yard attached, will en
able me to give
general
eling public.
satisfaction to the trav
D. W.-BAHK1N
Msf
and
176
QreetuHeli Street,'
One door north of Oortlandt, block west of Broadway.aadone The undersigned takes pleasure In annonnolng ii6 his nnmeroui frlenda aid patrons that from this date, tha charge of tha Pacific will be
S2,fiU
per day. Being sole Proprietor of this House, and there fore, free from the too common exaction of an inordinate rent, heis fully able to meet tha down ward
of prioes without any falling off
ef service. It will now, as heretofore,be bis aim to main, tain undiminished the favorable reputation of the Pacific,whichithas enjoyed for many years as
bast travelers' hotels.
The tabte wiH be boatititally supplied with every delioswy of the season. The attendance will be found efficient and obliging.
The location will be found convenient for those' whoso bnsineaw calls them'in the lower part of tha,
slty,andof
of
pages, profOaelr illustrated with ele
oao.o. bttt
NATIONAL HOUSE, Oon.Srxrii im Maui
Ssaasr,
TfiRBfi HAUTE, IND O JACOB BSTX SDH.,.—.——^..PBOPBIBTOBS.
This House has been tbprohghly refarnlshsl
«y»dwl*.
the farmjpay.
IJIEBKE HAUTE HOUSE,
riJ
ua ui
pages
beautiful and useral tUbStratlons. Parmers, youSg men
9300
Terre Haute, Indiana.
This Hotel nas reoeatly been rait ted, and pntia flrst:olasa order, oflering acoommodatlons unsnr passed In the State.
T. C.
lumil.Prop'r
HOUSE: w»'i
flLARK ooBMta
OOBMta or
TOST AXD OHIO
Terre
,with
an Introduction, by Bishop Simpson It is the greatest Biblical work,of the age.' Send for our oopj-right circolar endorsed by
H. W.
STaUTS..
Haute, Indiana
W: B. 8BIFF1IH... .Prapprietor
9dSm
frtfl
tfrai
rtri
'C PHYSICIANS.
PHISICtdK, BtBtttm A*D AOOOUOflKK. Birca Bi^hil bishop talbott, O, D., B-
W. MartJas iJi^ Beach, Ksq. Br.^
Dmat and
Bggert.
BsaiDBNoa
on- Mulberry street,
tvsen Qtb and 7th, ne*t to Kormal SchdoL sSSdtf R. A. AENAUD. y. $*'/(
OmoBr-Oorner of Main and Fifth Street*, over tbe National State Bank. Basmuioa—Oheatnnt
St-,
nriaiy)
i. &
i-1
The people leem to to
not.)
send me twenty dozen
YourB
trolyM
P.
1
.iff..'.,W.
!?T02Jt'« IV.'V* 'al'i I gf-ntw 8« w. yrz4 Ai IwSftUa Sfto-w —stiisiH .f}£ I"
CAUTION*—Uopriaolpled
between Alh and 7th
TBBBB HAOTB. INS.
"Similia Siniilibut Guranter." -A TTAYING ASSOCIATED OUELX
selves together for the practice of Medicine with the above Homoeopathic law as our guide, we will be pleased to attend all who may need our professional services.
OFF! OB, 139 MAIN STREET,
between 6th and 6th streets,'
dealer
Store.
In
qualities, not in the red paint
Tha
"Ban
Jackxt" for
s^le
J!6.
The
simplest, cheapest and best Knitting Machine ever invented. Will knit
$19,000
itltohes per min.
ute. Liberal inducements to Asian ta. Addre»s
over
Ja25dlm
s.
by all responsi
ble hardware dealers and tha manufacturers.|
J.frw.
HOFF'S
Kr EXTRACT
Great Reduction in Price. QvLUtite Am
paoMnirrsa
A BMlXlltniT,
Uamnramj j'T
ntWMl
States
BBTKBAfiK.
[KSPKC1ALLT HUMrNS *OTHUM.] A
Certain
under the aew Adminis-
BBMBST
for Disorders of tbe
THB0AT, CHK", LIJIS9 All) STOMACH. fiold by Druggists and Grocers. J08. 8. PK01BSK9,
Knnay St., New Fork. «a3 Brim Protitum N. A.
BoU for 0,8. Jan4deodiy
-Xt
gQ PER CENT. ISED tJ OTIOK.
lattce to Berduaat Banhsw, Bre. kers, FttUBken, Msttostn, PvtaU wT)MSaai% towyw«, ArtiU.
tsciftlsMMMl7Mb Oircnlara, Fries*«arrent, I^Uaca,
OataVwaf'x Music,
1/100
will send to any oht a list of
the bestSewspapers In tha tfaitad Statas.
980. A yoi£|
QaotaUons,
or aay Documents, or Draw-
Inn maybe obtained
at tbe following sitraordl-
nary cheap prices: lOOoopiea, fhc-similea, of any document or drawtax.
*0., 42,00! B90
copies
copies,
18,00
I
fafomatioB. Addrass Box
and
Or
be saved by using
Mian
for
CT,Ke»
10P.000
SO pet
copies
cent, upon the above prieae may
K^uaion's Fanar
Amomani-
to Paomka Fuss, for Ofllosa, PabHabars, Stationns, Printer*,Schools,
Compiles.
Price
Hm-STBairof UOWlM
done
MADB1 OB'S
Patent
jktwH
Ai
io
PrtattacJTrlt
ou %sm «a
•liosab itoow"
1
boy eatt itrlke cm
10p eopiM,
totter
sIm, per hoar, of any Maest, dnwlng, music, with tha neatest ftrfUty. MaarlM'e Patent Stetea BIjBta are sold at moderate prices.. Pablk exiMirlmeataeae) Saturday.
CITY PLlNlljG KILLS.
CMFT A WILLIAMS, KAKtrrAcrunnns
or
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Stair Railings,
J7 3
Ballnsters.
j*3 Newell
Posfe,
Florlng
and Siding,
And all descriptions of Finished Lumber.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers —IN PINE LUMBER, "'Lath and Shingles,
Slate Roofing.J"!"*"~ -si Cement Hoofing.
Roofing Felt.
Onstom Sawing, Planing and Wood Timing DONE to ORDER. All Work? Warranted!
Corner of Ninth and Mulberry Sts. Ja83dtf
fti'i 5?if
and
Ohio, one door south of Rational Douse. Having had upwards of eighteen years' experience in Dentistry,
"he
is oonfldent that
-»T
*THE
WI8E MEN
of the
To all Invalids and Sufierers rao
Effervescent Seltzer Aperient,
As the
Beat and Most Relllable Medicine Byer offered to people for the above clais of diseases.
The nnrsing babe, itx brothers and sisters, its
p&renta
and grand-parenM, will all find this
pleasant remedy well adapted far their different oomplaints. MAKtJTAOTUBtn
ays
ONLT
»ul8—dOmeod i. -.iac
ready access to all Bailroad and
Steamboat-Lines.
Price, in cloth, 3,
fiffl pAlfl
feMwem JOHN PATTEN.
St
TARRANT & CO.,
Greenwich St., New York
mm-
For Sale by all Druggists.
imiro iiii
,Miam
'J ia.: 1
JOHN BAKNIKLE.
Merchant Tailoring. Be keeps, always on band a FASHIONABTjK SBLBOTIOK OF OASSIHKKES, VBSTIHGS OLOIHS,
Ac., and israady te make.it up in
The Latest Style and on Short notice and on very Seasonable Terms. Having no high rents to pay, he promisee to make ap to order, whether tbe geods be iurnlshed by.him or not.— Bverything in his line cheaper
N
than,
else.Onttlng dene and warranted, to
patronage solicited.
Joseph C- YateN, JUST IN RECEIPT OF
Mens' Bats
of all kin da.
Boys' HaU of aU
*-*'.*
Irindo,4^
"Ji1: Misses'Hats of
aU kindsV
Irifarvta'
Hate of all Itinda
Aad at all prices. Hats made to order nu short tiotleh. aadso.
.....
THE FALL ST* LEIS,f ., .^ tnSiJUL 149 fain
Street,
nnv STdtf
-L
vr,, .t-'-a ira.MBM un mtu-nita -iaSa'aa bita
than)*
itom noitfo eJtliO? oj -4'jv edT »X* bv'OJt
l^SMl
Bliroi sdT-
HOTHEBS !.i MOTHERS!! oi MOTHERS!!!
DONT FAIL TO PBOCXIEB
Irs,
SflotMn
Symp,
f*
For Ohildren. Testhing: This valuable preparatlan haa been used with nvBB FAHJSMI sucx!K8fl xHotr-
I OF Cr AffBfti
It not
owy
Hudson's China
APPLEBY WATERS:
YOUNG,
9
Viral 9$
PHYS1CI4N and\STfkQ%!dN: OFFICE—West Side Public Square, (Formerly
oocupied by Dr. Oortis.)
Catls attendecl to night and day. National Hunse.
rdlarea tha
ftoto
fee
pain, but
tafiMatee the stonach and bowels, oorrecU addlty, givea too* and energy to the whole system.aadwill
It also Instantly relieve
Griping
(Iks Bo*eel*
aad
Full-dinetions
Wind OoHe.
We believe it tha BBST and 6UBEST REMmv in THE WOBU), ta all caaea of DY8BNTKBY aad D1ARBHCHA IN CHTLDEEN, whether arising from teething or any other causa.
tat
bottle.
nafaig will accompany each
,f
Be sunt and call for "KBS. WTNSLOW'B SOOTHING BYEUP," Having
tix&fac-rtmil* oi
Basldea£» at jaSSdtf
Craris ft Paasara,"
on tbe ootmae wrapper. All others an baas tmi tattoos.
•.wvzruHoo v".ixoasiT«isoGaa
iaa« HoI
'in# U'spl
t0^ ona COR lit®' (.iff md-fen* .*£*}%
8PEER8 ^STANDARD
Ijjr.T_E.-RS
THE BEST BITTERS For Weakly JPerson^.3l FOB THE WE ATE,
FOBTHBPAL8, r— FOB TBB SIOKi.T, FOB THS AOJID,''^
FOE VKMAliKS, FOB SPBIKO
ATo
Bittern Eqinl
to
stem it the natural channels, and give
TONE -A.1ST3D VIGOR —*o ran— sa v.
Trail) All OU, Mill ID mill!
All asa It with
wonderful aneoees. Bringa QOLOR
To the pale whltaiij), BLOOM AND BEAUTY To the thla &ee and care-worn ooasteaance.
Cures
FBTBB
's
aad creates
BTAXDABD BITTBB0.
wwrlr ara
T3 ALFRED c, B. J.,and MS Broadway, Hew^Tork. I»d« supplied .v ••fdO ba **8
INSURANCE^
tfMav
NATIONAL,,,
LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
3
or
TBB
United States of
W^^OTOM, P. t.
CHAETSREB SPICIAL ACf
LAND
Tke Divine, the Physician, the Jndge USE DAILY IH THJBIB OWN HOMBS AMD &£CX)UM£HE
A A
Dyspepsta^ttck Headache, Soar Stomach, Costiveness,Heartburn, Indigestion, Piles, bilions Attacks. Liver Complaints,
NATUSE'S OWN
aaiit
JAT COOKC,
(Tom,
and good rkahshy,
TABBANTN
ef
and New Tables,
!3ill
x-ix Merchant Tailor, I a-! UATN STBBXT, «#t Over 8axton£ Walmslm/'t Dry Goods store Would respeotsully call the.attention of the cltisens of Terre Hante, and the public in general, that he has rented room*above Saxton &
MlfltlSS
Jo" «6, 1868.
GASH CAPITAL- $1,000,000, PAID 19 mix.
BRANCH OFPICEi"
First National Bank Building, PHILADELPHIA.
Where the general bnsintaa ot the Company
is
transacted, aad to which all general corrwpondenca should be addrecsed.
nntn-oi'
OFFICERS:
0I.1BBKOB H. OLABK,
President.
Chairman Finance aad Exoon-
Oommlttee.
and
Bbeumatic Affections'.
,i
HBNBT D. OOOKB,
',0 ft
Tlce-President.
BKBBSOM W. PBBT,
Secretary and Aettary.
This Company, National in its character, offe by reason of its large Capital, Low Batea of Fre-
mlum
(he
most desirable means
of insuring life yet presented
te
the public.
The ratei of premium baiag largely rstKbed, are made as fayorable to the insnrer* as those of the best Mutual Companies, and avoid all the complications and uncertalntiea of Notee, Dividend*, and the
lai(understandings
Which the lat
ter are so apt te cause the Policy-HulJer. Several new and attiaoUve tables are now presented, which need only to be understood to prove acceptable
:o
the]public, such as DmIH-
COXE-PBODUOING POtlOT
PBKMIITM POUCT
aad' BBTUBN
In the ftnaar, tkefolicy-
holder not only aecurea a lift lnanraaoa, payable at death, bnt will reoeive,
if
of a few years,
osHsst
living,after a period
an
annxal
cent.
(10
imetm* ajpal to
per tent.) qf hit poiicf.
Odmpany agreea
moaqr
advantages oflkred by the National
Ooaspapy.
Walma
ley'i Dry Goods store, for.thepurposeef carrying on
or
to
.General
anywhere
fit.
A
liberal
..
»UVitii**
ugS9dtf.
f&vt c.'iAiV.* Uf
.!)fijjaw a "io wo
.qpajj J9oi
HATS AND CAPS.
KW YOBK HAT STOttb
jper
In the latter, the
to Mum to th* 11—i U* total
h*Jkat$4id im, im aiUHmto tkt .v '--oi
The attention of persons contemplating insaring their lives or increasing the amount of
ance they already have,
(nsnr-
IS
called to the special
Ufr&iiraace
-^J rr-
Circulars, Pamphlets and fa
11
particulars gtrec
on application to the Branch Offloe of the Company,
John w. eilLJS cif„ CUfCTSSATI, OHIO,
Agents for Ohio and Oentral aad 8onttern Indiana^,,,
A. FOOTS
26dWly SI1' Agent fbr Terre Hante, IirfL .K10
cm-msI}
JNSUIiB
s»w J«oiT
WITH
THEI
/E N A
ft'
woq
Cash Assets over 19.
Fire aad Toland Insnrance at
ds -bt*' aUis lo
ai ftTsrabletdrms
as the Hazards Peimit for Beliabln Indemnity* \i- HAGBU A McKIDBK. AgeatS,
Jai6d3m
^rBowUns
A
Then
Speeds Standard Wine Bitters,
-iui
or—
WINE, HERBS & ROOTS Snaa'a Oeiahrated JClna,ao well known, with PKKDTIAN BARK,
CHABUMOI VL0WBB9, SNAKB BOOT,
-iuL iy %JJ WILD COBBBT BA!
aad such other
HBBBS
and
the
BOOTS
By
as will
la
cases assist Digestion, promoto the
all
8«orotlonsot
HaU.
FIBE AND HI'K
INSURANCE A0ENCY
•^0 t' r»rnrT"~ xkO
Bsprmntid.
Fire Ins.
Herclianls
Hortb
Con
BABTFOBD, OONN.
American fire
IniSaCo.
ruow »0I.Boa aI jcnsJM ai ad ladi hCil» I'dii) eH tid im o* sai
Applications taken and Policies issued in any ot the above named Oompanies in lowest current {atee. Also, BEAL ESTATB bought and *1(L OOLLEGTIONS promptly, attended l*« Apply to :(h*i
3 fe ia
.A. OEANE,
Genera^^gire and Life Insuranoe Agent.
Main^St., between 5th St Oth
Terr© Haute,
5
-0-
"c WINE
•AT
teglltfaa
ifoW
ef
In^.
Offloe ISO Main Street" Old Stand of tirs. Thompson 4 Bust .mtaMitt
aftsit
,^af xwv AM 7-:isooo mfT
Cough, Cold, erMSra
Bwnia nsnuti uinnw,
uiDsaooLD
aa oaxokxD. It
iuo«p» Qosrtapa,
Irritation if flteLama perrmsnont Threat
nounced better thaa other articles. Oaraui only
jtme*
•Isa, jar aa lacaylM« taai Platisiae is orrkairH* aiawt*."'''
ml
fir«wi'»
Br«Kkul
Iracbes,
Havbia a direct inflsenpeto the parts, give immediate relief.
FOP Bronchitis, Aathsu, Oaturrh.Ca^i. swnpave aad Tlsr*aS BIssmss, TaocHcs ana u«ss wm ALWJ.II aooa soooaw-
8IS6EB8 AND PUBLIC 8PXUKB8 will Had
Trotkm
useful in clearing thf volee when
taken befote Singlni or Speaking, aad relieving tbe Throat after an uansnal axerttoa af tha
vo-
cal organw TrocAu are raw mmended and prescribed
«yThe
Physicians and have had
f«stim»-
aiala from emJnent men throughout the country. Being sin article of tfne m*rft, and' having frmtd t&rir allloaey by
a
teat of taany ysars, eaoh yaar
finds them in new localities ia various parts tbe world, aad the
IVHht are
nahrersally proof
"Baowa's
-»JL OF TOUTH
AFFBTITB.
ttrem. Use none other. Ask for
Try
SFBBB'S
Sold by Druggists and
See that my signature ia over the cork
Bnoaoaiat TaocHas,"
aad do not take any ef thewsrfU—
tmUaliem
A/TANHOOD jjo THE
that
restored In four weeks.
KIOORD'S BSSBMOB OF LIFB
(which
ara
fin possible. Sold iabottMat
DB.
restetea mahly
power*, lrom whatever cause arising of early pernicious habits, aelf-abwee,j iftipot«nrreffseisthe and climate, give way at onoe ta this wonderful medicine, If taken regularly awarding to the directions
very simple,
aad naatwno
restraint firem buslneaa or pleasure.). Failure
ia
«S,
tieainpae for t9
or'fonr qoanti-
To
ba oftt»auto
polnted agsntpn Aaerioa,hadonly
Awsn,«a^
»a-
B.
MBtusji, 8d
nfiMh.strart.jBi It? 97
•iiif
a? bago5 «nr a