Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 February 1869 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

^KBE-HAUTK, INI)

SatnrflaF Morning, Feb. 18th* 1869

BA2LBOAD TIMB TABLE.

TIKHB HAT7TB AHD

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HfDIJJf AJPOLIS.

14:60 p. KxprMS.— 3:16 p. ...Aocommodatleii, 'tAt A. a....... 10:25 p. Express....

BOCXTVTLLB SZTBVBIOH.

UAVB. 4:60 P.

Thb

aity and county taken In and done for at

this office.

Ssvxbal

Thursday by falling from the stairs of the Third "Ward School, Is recovering rapIdly.

Gkrman, whose name we could not learn, was nrrosled in this city Thursdny evening, by a policeman from Indianapolis, charged with stealing two horses and a wagon, which were found in his possession, He was taken back to Indianapolis.

Thb

firm

of Edeall & Co., has been

dissolved by limitation, Mr. O. C. Oakey retiring. Wo are exceedingly Eorry lo lose our friend Oakey from this popular establishment, and hope it may not be long before he will again appear in connection with some othor active business

Railroad Accident.—A young man named Dwyer was dangerously injured at Young's Station on the E. & C. R. R., yesterday afternoon. Twa-tralns pass at this point and as he was in the act of stepping on one he was caught by the oow-cstcher of the passing train, and thrown a considerable distance. Wecoujd not learn the extent of his injuries, bnt understand they are quite Bcrious.

Pugilistic. Yesterday John McOlellan and Robert Weathers were arraigned before Mayor Cookerly, chaiged with being drunk and fighting. MeClellan proved the most guilty of the two, und was assessed $16, whioh a friend "stayed." WeatherB* offense seemed to be that he was so drunk that he could not run away from his antagonist. He was put down for only $6,60. Couldn't pay, and went to jail.

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CITY NEWS.

Editorial Convention meeta at In

dianapolis next Thursday.

Thb

Cibotit Court convenes in Ver

million County on Monday.

"SlBUCJE Iib."—One of our Schoolmarms "struck ile" yeiterday-Juven-ile.

Itmm

of new« from all

parts of

the

occurring on

Sunday this year, we presume oooing and mating through the P. 0, will commence to-day. The custom has so degenerated that the day has become little better than another All Fools' day.-— Coarseness takes the lead in the ep'stolary volleys that are fired through the postoffice ten persons wishing to insult or put a joke on somebody to one who it moved by the traditional sentimentalism of tba dav.

Theatre.—To-night

will be repeated

oy particular request the great sensational drama of "Arrah na-Pogue," which was received with such rapturous applause on the first appearance of the company.— This is one of the great sensations of the day, having achieved an unprecedented success in New York city, and has been produced with like results in all the lead» ing cities of the country.

We learn negotiations are progressing for Mrs. Gen. Lander to appear shortly in connection with Mr. Rouse's company.

Larceny.—Thursday

morning a girl

of bad character, known as "Coon" Gibeon, applied at the residence of Mr. James Farrirgtoa for a situation as cook. She gave her name as Lixxie Telly, and the family, not aware of her real character, gave her the desired employment. The time evening, while the family were at tea, she left, taking about seventy.flve dollars worth of clothing, two watch chains, and other articles. She was ar. rested yesterday, and on being taken before ths Mayor, was held in the sum of twe hundred and fifty dollars to appear at the next court. Failing to give the required bend, Bhe was sent to jail. On her person was found about twenty dollars' worth of clothing, including a pair of George's kid glovos

A OinanrvATi gardener publithea a letter in the Cincinnati Enquirer

Boardino House

apolis

minstrel troupi are hovering

about, ready to pounoe down upon us the first opportunity.

Tbz

report that Stovesi, the murderer,

was in the Iowa Stale Prison proves to be a canard.

Tss Adams BXFBbbb, it positively asserted, will be running to and from this city on and after the first of March,

THB Board of County Commissioners

meet

1n'iperial-»esrion"on Monday. A Superintendent of the Poor Asylum will be selected.

Silas

Oilman, the boy injured on

Mirror

Jf'

Ca*t. Shkwmaxbb

will probably ar

rive to-day with his new steamer, the "Eau Claire," recently purchased at Bvansville. for the TVabash river trade.

Jo#WH Brooks, a carpenter, while shingling a house, yesterday, was severely cut in the band by a hatchet which slipped from the hand of a fellow-work-man just above him.

Ash, at the Post Offlc, Gus Arnold, directly opposite, and A. H. Dooley, 104 Main street, each placed on our table Harper's Weekly and Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper for February 20thi both splendid numbers.

in re

gard to the ground hog, in which he ttyt that he has one in his collection of animals and that it c&me out dn ground ho^ day about two o'clock, and haa been out daily ever since, although he had not seen, it before this winter.- the Writer adds that he has observed the ground hog influence on the weather a great many years, and never knew its prognostication of the weather to faii j? ~s„ —a ....

kj &J

The Artisan and Builder thinks that

the manufacturers of velocipedes need not be alarmed about the threatened auits for violation of the patents, although the owners of the American patents on the first modern French two-wheeled veloci* pede claim that their patents oevar the combination of the two wheels, provided with treadles and guiding arnw, ia the now common way. This, patent wag granted in November, 1866, aud the notice sent by the proprietors to the other manufacturers to desist from using the arrangemWiti of parts named, has naturally produced some commotion, though we think the fe»TS thereby exsitqd are groundless." The Artisan is pretty good authority in sueh matters, and our velocipede manufactures should not be frightened off too easily*

Hash.—Thaiadian-

anxious4o gratify a lauda

ble curiosity and obtain desirable Information, lately employed a chemist to anslyce rpoonfuls of hash takenjjrom a boarding-house table, the said boardin -house being firss-class in all respects, The analysis was properly and carefully made, with the following result, and we have no doubt will apply to some board-ing-bouEes in this locality Freeh boiled potatoes 3 parts Beefsteak scraps, partly chewed under one week old 6 Ditto, over one week old-.v. ...* Cheese rinde, nibbled 2 Old potatoes warmed up.. ...4 Chunks of roast beef, overdone and underdone, left on boa'ders' plates .5 Pieces of meat cheW^'d by children and put back as too tough 3 Goed meat just cooked, aprinkJpd^ y"7 on top of dish ...............r Otber vegetables, scraps,, etc., etc.. 2

Total SO parts Bash does very well where ybu are intimately acquainted with all the boarders where one is not, one spoonful will generally answer the heaviest meals, unless you have great faith in your landlady.

"Honob to

Whom Honor

Kind Editor:

Dub."—

A thought comes to a mind,

sometimes, not given to writing for the public. Yet some would be of much benefit to the people, if they wore published. Our good editors are wide awake for all new suggestions in matters touching everybody, and I can only do this much —suggest- The thought was, "Why do not the educational corporations make some provision for disabled and superanuated teachers Churches, and other bodies, make it their duty to provide for their

officers and members.' No other pursuit is more onerous and solf-sacrifi-cing, than that of teacher of wayward youth none demanding more care, firmness, patience and fortitude, than the teacher. Give the subject to those bodies whose mission is in that direction, in your own ready manner and skill. I cati paint better than I can write,

Hi H'r

-1

Fbejc

Lunch at Corinthian Hall this,

Saturday evening at nine o'clock. 13-dlt

Real and Imt. Valenciennos, English Throad and Smyrna Laces, in fine variety, at Saxton & Walmsloy's. 13-dlt

Terbe

Haute,

Ladies Pleas Read.—The "liquid glass" man, with his champion Cement, is In town. He can mend so as to again make useful any broken thing, mch as glass chimneys, earthenware, artioies made oT bone, ivory, or marble toilettes, statuettes, fans, parasols, meersohaum pipes, and so on. Articles thus mended have all the strength they had before, and will break in any other part sooner than in that mended. I shall remain here but asborttime. Any One having mending to do can have it done by addressing me. I will come to your houses or offices and mend the articles, no matter what they are or in how many pieces.

I have my "Liquid Glass" for sale.-~ Priee, *0 oentt bottle. Any child can use it.

I challenge any man in the United Slates to mend against mo on things badly broken for $800, or to produce a better Cement.

Agents wanted every where, and a liberal commission allowed.

Address, for one w#Silr?^--Robert

Clovbb, Timothy and all kind* of field seeds at Keith & Milikin's. feb 13dlw

•C.

Walmsleys

Peeled

and nothing to

boast of in either branch.

Maulstick.

/v.

Spiritualism.—Mrs. L. H. Lacy will speak at Pence's Hall, on Sunday morning, and also in the evening at the usual leolure hours. Mrs. L. is a pleasant speaker. Come and enjoy. Seals free.

Ind.

Feb. 4, 1869.

Nonosl—Wo have sold out our stock of Groceries and Provisions this day to Mr. Jules Houriett. We thank our old customers for their patronage, and colicit a ooatinuanca of the fame to our successor at the .old stand: All persons knowing themselues indebted to the old .firm will save costs by settling the same without delay. Either has power to settle all accounts. Rat

13-dlt

Oakey retiring Allpewons"

[lebted to thel [•quested to settie.

fi ••.

Thb firm of E4sall ft Co. fs|4jpolv* by limitation February 6, 1869, Mr. C.

SaItox&Waimslbt.

Fbish

Otbtebs, always on hand, at J. Houbiet's. Sudfiessor to Bay & Bailey.

J2-dtf

Fobtuhk Tilling.—

Mrs. Billing, of

Vermillion county, is still at |he Miller House, on North Fourth street, ^bere she mii^ b6:tfofisa1ted In regard ^imairs of life, love or business. Suoh is her success and liberal p«tfdn^ge Uat she cannot get away, although intending to stay but a few days when she oa«t«.4QWU last autumn. Fee for lady or gentleman, $1.00 Call sOTnJf yau'irisJi to embrace this opportunity ol havingff yWr

past life re

viewed, and the future WVSaled. d2t

Just

bbobivbd,

Cranberries, at

a fine lot of cultivated

Houbiet's, successor to

Ray & Bailey.

Just Ofbnbd.—Having bought out the old stand of Bay & Bailey, on Fourth street, three doors south of the old postoffice building, I have opened out a large stock of groceries which I think will suit the buyers. I hope to see all of my old customers, and as many more as may deem it necessary to buy goods cheap. [i2,dtf] J- Houbibt.

Fbbvch Woven Corsets 75 cents, at Weisz' Skirt Factory, 12 South Fourth street. lldtf

Maple

Suqab and Molasses, just re-

Qeived, at J.

Houbiet's.

12-dtf Successor to Ray & Bailey.

Stbainbd Honet, and Honey in the comb, at 26 oents per pound, at J. Houbiet's. 12-dtf Successor to Ray & Bailey.

Seventy-tive Cents is the a French 'Woven Corset, at WefaB' Skirt Faotory.

Thibtt Days.—For the next thirty days C. 0. Knapp wffl setT Boots and Shoes at exact cost.

dried

Bailet.

Medical.- Dr, W. Moore respectfully announces that he has resumed the practice of medlciao in this city. Offioe, on north side.of Main street, between Fourth and Fifth, over Goodman's Clothing Store, and formerly occupied by Mrs. Leonard. 13-dlm

Peaches at C. I. Rip

ley's. 6dtf

Maple Sugar at 6dtf

C. I.

P. W.

Ripley's.

»••*.* a- & *y

Wolfe—Dear Sib After hav

ing carefully examined the American Button-hole Over-seaming Sewing Machine,

cheerfully say that it is one of

suporior capacity and durability, easily• understood and nat likely to get out of repair, and the materia) used in (ts'instruction is of the best quality, and the shuttle being carried, avoids the wear and^ friction of a race.

C. A. FERA.

1 endor9|ihS:fibove^ Joseph%

McOan Machinist

Being requested, simply as a wotkaaan of long experience in Sewing Machines^ to sive an opinion as to the value of.thO American Button hole Sewing Machine^ I have come, after a careful examination of all its parte and their respective action to the following conclusions: 1st. The machine is tqually as well executed in point of material and workr manship as any of first olass name in the trade. 2d. As a Shuttle Machine alone it is equal to the Howe, Grover & Baker N6. 9, Latt & Webster, superior, though, in point of liability to lost motion to the Florence and the present Singer Family, 3d. The disparaging complication arising from the Button-hole attachment in its nature is so simple that any person of common machine sense may learn to hail' die and work it in a few minutes without difficulty. A. Tittmak.

After having tested the Ameriean Ma chine, I cheerfully recommend it as one of superior capacity. It is easily under' stood and managed, not liable lo get otit of order, performs all kinds of work satisi* factory, and should only be understood to be admired.

Mrs.

P. W. WoifB—«Sir recommend the machine bought of you at an excellcOt piece" of machinery, that works easily and worfsWwelli and rtally does all it is claimedto Ire. It onfy ne^ds to be knowft to be adaUred.(j(f [,

Cure

foe

Cbom

GbBbn

Patten,

1*dlw Terre Haute, Ind.

QAn Experienced Lite Inburance Aoknt, or a thorough business man possessing the requisite qualifications for the business, can obtain a Valuable contract by forwarding information and reference to Life Company, P. O Box 3 831, New York City. 13-deodSt

Am*i.—ThetmdertigilBd

SNSFtD^ORSr

slves in-

'urgently re»

Edsall & Co.

febl3dtf

EtfBB0iD*BiX8) ,fLa|B«i ^c| can be cheapest and best, at* Saxton & 13-dlt

All kinds of WMfer Gldvis and Hosiery, at reduced prices. 13-dlt

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ATTORNEYS.

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Wm. X. MoLean, se Main itraet. Baird Orult. 83 lUln Street. Soott Dny. 60 Ohio Street. Jo«. H. Blake, Ohio Street.

ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. JT. A. Vrydigh, oorner Main and Tiftb. Ciift willianu, corner Ninth and Xalberry

BOOTS AND SHOES.

Jacob Doll, loath fourth atreet. BOOKS AND STATIONERY Bartlett A Onrndr. 101 Main street. Oui Arnold opposite tba Poet Office. A. H. Doolef, 104 Main Street

BAKERS.

Frank Helnig& Bro., Lafayette Street. BILLIARDS. At Tcatonia Hotel, Wm. Phaffrr, Proprietor.

CARRIAGE FACTORY.

W. H. Bannister, 79 Main Street. Ororer Miller, 81 Main Street. John Barnikle, over Saxton A Walmsley's.

'AQ$£XIr«tgt£Vi COALDEALEBS.

J. A. Morgan, 8ulll*»n

S. Byoei Co., 77 Main itreet. O. Wittig A Go.. 170 Main itreet. Bdiall dt Oo., oorner Foorth and Main itreet Saxton A Walailer. Ill Main itreet. Cornelia* j|t»gTp

DRY GOODS-WHOLESALE •in Jt

am, Qullck H. A. DmrU

FARMING IMPLEMENTa Jobm Jonee, t&lghMjflj&i

A. F«ote,

Remember the place,

No. 71 Main street, three doors west of Third atreet. rl-'

A. Tlttmau, 10 soni4thSt.cipp. Post Olfiro.

MILLINEKY.

M. A. Baridan, 80!Uein 8ti*ei. S. L. Straus, 149 Main »t. Mri. Buckingham, Cor, 4 aid Ohio.

MILITARY CLAIMS.

Li. £. Dan.lJaoD Farrlpgtun Block, MaU 8t. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. H. Riddle, 161 Main street.

OYSTER DEALERS.

Geo. Babormojtr & Co., Fourth Street.

PAINTERS.

Barr A Yuafele, South Fourth PHYSICIANS. Dr. De Derkey, llalberry. bat. Cih and 7tb. fits. Dr. A. Aimand, coroer Main and f»th

Dr. S. J. Ycuug, west eide Public Square. llr. I. 1). Seulev, 41 Korth4th Street. Drs. Appleby & Water*, ]3B Main Street.

RETAIL GROCERS.

F. D. Molloy No 9 South 4th Street. O. I. It pley, Main Street. Luther Qrigsby. opposite the Poit Office. B»y & Bailey, 13 Sonth Fourth Street.

RAILROAD AGENT.

Jameo H. Turner, at McKeen ^.Paddock's (ill. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Joa. H. Blake, Ohio Street. Hendrich & Lange, corner Main and 4th street*.

SEWING MACHINES.

Oartfiri Reluer, 18 North 4th Street, 1 P. W. Wolfe, North Third Street. T. B. Kiddle, 151 Main Street.

SKIRTS AND CORSETS. B. Weisz, opposite Post Office. STONE CUTTERS. Wfrgca^A ifp., *!. B.B

Frtight*' Depot,

TEAS.

Joseph 9trcng, 190 Mala Street TO Isaao Ball, corner Third and Cherry, SI. W. O'Connell, Main Street.

BtTYyottr SeWW({"%ai9nJes «f Rid-

Fnrrv teAi'ved. Call on Riddle for your Kid Gloves. aidtf] :_i

C. WiTna

W. H. Scuddeb.

Mrs! W. H. Thiel.

Husbaitds—

Ladies by tistaH-jDr Price* Cream Baking Powders, the lightest, sweetest, and most healthy articles of food can ba^ prepared, and if there is any ill-temper in your worse half, it will be dispelled when he partakes of the delicious productions of these powders. Everybedy .should use it- a ^®bl9d3t.

& Ooh

Hose,

Nkw

has

just bought and has now, in store twehty barrels of fine largo Ohio Apples, of excellent quality and flavor, for sale retail and wholesale, at bis Grooerjr8tore, in the Farring.ton Block, Main ^street, north side of Pabl ic Sqtm

THrf' ttnestr' 'afeoftment of English, French atid American Toilet Soaps, in the city, at Davis' Drug Sftiire, "'ftraiing Block, 6th and Main streets. 2-dtf

re/ A nton

dlw

you

Kraft.

Sm fliwift

'.'"MM T?

MiLLWr*BT.-{-Miaa Mr A 'Rhridan has opened her steak CflMilltnery in the store room racfliUy occupied by Eberle & Bindley, oonTlW&i^l^tween Third and Fourth streets, where she will be pleased to see her old castorilefs, and as many new ones as may ^hoose to favor her With their patro^pfqE|2|j--jg f8,dtf

Thb

CoodijOo»1.

John McFarlane, BlTerOoal JO Mri. N. B. Hedge*, Ohio, bat. 4tb ani?(«th

8*th

8»»ie.

GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTER °f

HATS AjNp- OAPb.

JoMph 0. Yatee, 146 Mbtn street. Oowd A Slete^ 19J Main street. HOTELS.

Barmen' Hotel Oor 9ib aid chery, INSURANCE AGENf JS. M. A. Orane, Main itreet. east of Viftb. tiager MoKeenj^|«Mgdir^AIWQj4 J.

e« MlftBVtr3c'*u*MI**"^

EWELLKRS-

S. B. freeman, 74 Main itreet.

JoKB'A, 3ryh^

KEY CHECKS

Wm. Baokin, corner 4th and

.8-dw--2w.

%afo 6Ue 8m.

LIVERY STAI/LE.

Robert Hunter, uppoitte Boa tin Hons:. LEATHER, Ac. L. A. timnott, 144 and 1W »in Slieei

MUSIC DEAI.ER8.

L. Kissner, Palate of Mario, 43 Cblo street.

MECHANICIAN.

170 Main street,

Demingiftbc)t, 4eiDtfllilieir winter stock at exact cost. J11-dtf

10, 12}, 15, 25

up to

Styles

$100,

Riddle's. trrn -trs

Oranges and Lemons at Sage's. jdtf -v. i,, A

have been making new impn.Wwettts in tflea and finish ofoheap 0^b^suitab|| fot lh* dining room and be fodnd at the eatttJ^feKmJB^ S. RrFreemaa, 161 Main etreet, wbert other kinds and patterns ofjfcft nia^pf j: Clocks are to be had. He

Fbbsb

JmotIJI*"

man?» €»ock also|^.

dates,

sale at

Sis

DENTISTS.

L. H. Bartholomew, 161 Main Street. C. O. Lincoln, Mb 6t.-, between Main and Ohio. J. Biehardeon,Ohio Itreet, bet. Thl^l en^4th

DYE HOUSES.

H. Olarldge^ No. 8 North 4tb St.

W ajc

figs and cocoanuts, at

Sage's. dtf

Clothbs Wbxvobbs

I Clothbs Wwhg-

KBfi!! Buckeye Clothes Wringers. Little 5rant Clothes' Wringers.

Sherman Clothes Wringers, Fop

Cobt &

2l-dtf

n-dtf ,3 'a

Mahcotox's-

W* donot propose to seM but we will sell at cost, all seasonable goode. C. Wittio & Co.

FtTBS.—The finest assortment, the low est prioei, moldTnothy atocki At jgj.j 3. L. STalxfiT, 149 street*

But where you get the best quality and the raost fiardware for your money. Ferhaps Auatii^, Shryer & Co. eould make you see it. dtf

Bottlxd

Bbtokb

tbk

Was.—Apple

^Brandy, Peach Brandy, French Brandy, ^Wbeat Whisky, Nlmrod Whisky, and "1830" PorUKiOtk,. In„AddlUsaU8J^ above we keep the renowned "Old Grow" Boarboo. For medicinal and culinary! purposes these fine old liquors cannot be' qacelled. Baeb,

Boots

Tb,rd'

Cory A Maneonrt, Main Sue«t. AdiSs,Sbrjer A Oo., Main Street.

Gclick & Bkkrt,

|2dtf .3.

akd Shoes

—Jacob Doll hffl:

restored his stock of Shots and Shoes tp. the store-room, one square south of the oil "Spinning Wheel?' Oorne*, two doors b#»! low Obi* street, where he^XJllierplelieh1 to see bis 'old castoiners and as many new odes *e choose' to faVoirKtfli with their patronage. The entire stock will "fee closed oat at very low prices.

Country merchants wishing to'"soft up" with odds and ends in the boot anil shoe ne, will do well to give him a

LETTER LIST.

List or

lbttebs

in the Post Office, SatubdaIc, February, 13

Lacey Nancy jit' LaceyPcter Lockbart Carrie Link Anna IiUtmy Mrs tfargaref

Akers Miss Maggie AndmtonMrs Bhodlr Althoff Miss

Atkinson Clarinda Aostumiller Miss Berllagton Miss Ellen Bentley Miss .'•alii# Bondwee Miss S Brown Nancy Burns Mrs CUrUUlM Jane Ooz Martna ." Gelwell Belle Cupps Miss ME ,r Demieg Mrs Obauncy Derrick Miss Caroline Dubre Miss

McKee Miss Mary J. McKeehaa Mr* S A 1' Mewhinney Mrs ME Miller MUs Margaret Miles Mrs 31! Overholaer Mrs

Ferguson MrsMalinda S-singer Miss Amelia Gray Amanda Qray Mias LA .• Garwood Miss Ann Garrison Mrs Kate Banna Mrs Ellen

O. I. RrPLiT sells Boneless Sardines. [25, dtf Fbbsh CtrKoN, Raisins and currants at Sage's. [19-dtf

Hats

at 149 Main street.

AND BONNBT8 fltf

Go To E. R. Wright & Co., for those Extra Large Oysters. lSdtf

Buckwheat, Rye and Unbolted Flonr at E. R. Wright & Oo's. lfidtf

You can find Preserved Lemon Peel, at 0.1. Ripley's. [25,dtf

want Presrred Orange Peel?

Call at 0.1. Ripley's. [25,dtf

Hbajx)Uabtbbs for Oysters at E. R. Wright & Co., 155 Main street. dtf

WOBD TO THB WlSE IS SUFFICIENT.

—If you want bargains in Ladies' Furs, go to C. Wittig & Go's., 170 Main street, Deming Block, they sell at cost, jll-dtf

Behold,Tb Epicubbs !!—Fresh Oysters, Chickens, Turkeys, Wild Turkeys, Wild Ducks, Quails, Prairie Chickens, Rabbits, Squirrels, Yenisen Fresh Sage, Navy Beans and Cranberries by the barrel or by the small. Pecans, Butter, by wholesale also Eggs, Dried Peachee, Dried Apples, Fresk Lemens, Cream Cheese, pare Buckwheat and Lilly White Flour, Turnips, Cabbage and Potatoes, may be found at

Ray&Bailey'b

Bisley Ha'tie Rnscoe Sirs Kate Bonan Mrs James -.-j StaleyKateP Smith Miss E

Bammerly Miss Molllo Stout Miss Kate Hawkins Miss Sulrania Snddlth Miss KmllSc:' Helmore Mrs Belle BUI Mary Howard Josla Holloway Miss Ella Hubb- Mrs N 0 Hughs Mrs Jackson Henrietta, Jewell Almarr Jefiers Miss Hellen Johnson Mrs Hannah Knrtz Mrj

TayloyMary EH Tay'oy Miss Thomas Miss MJ Vance Melissa

Co-perJ W Dahrn Darnell 'C. .. Davidson Davis Dieythates Wta Tebrus Mr Evans Cbas Evans Biohard Ellen Levi Ferrel Wm Freeman Ptenben It FlnleyJohH "Wf, oyd

Glovor Joshna Guy on Wm Hamilton Tbos Hays Wm Hays Wm A Hardwlck Geo,KHawk W ^Heartwlg Fred

Hewitt Sites Hull Asburr Jickssn Jones

Undbrwjsaa, Riddle's.

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t\t

Warner Mias Ub Ward Mrs Ann S Wells Miss ji'ii Weselothe Mrs 3 Wiley Josephine Wiley Miss A Ilea Yonng Mrs Florence

GKJITLEMEIl'S

Viand Satni Boleyn Joho Brandls J»s -Boore Abraham Bocy Michael Bogart.saac Ooltrlis ED Ohandler W

Strei its.

IiI^. „_

Martin John Miner Lnke Mitchell Johu Micbels Miles Wm Moure Voorrso Mc^aboeyDavid McGreen 0 MoElroy Wm MrKenzie John McLine Norton Norman W Patton PattofcJT Petrle Psrry AO Perdu* A Pearsnn 0 Purdy Bandali E Blley 0 Beagan Patrick Blner -?V BohmO JT Xtnberti Thompson^" Bu sell Thos Buark

Clayton 0 Craig W Oraig David Caulk 0

A W

Sankey BE Sharp Henry Strang James Sylaty Aaron Sttirnagel John Smith Frank Scott floboolerj Stokes Snmmei Tills Wm Taylor Wm 8 Thompson Warren Walden Henry West W E W ilbelmy Peter \fyoth Martin Exba Bead,P.

Jon»« Kennedy Pat Kins Johnson Ktrktna'i Saml Martin James Marabai James Mack James

35, 1 60, at

'ff O,

*S'-J

LOCAL NOTICES.

Consumption eaa be cared. An Eastern medical periodical gives an lot resting account oi the ccmpleta cur* of Sirs, Amos gtanffer, of Manor, Lancaster county, Pa of: beteiltury Oonmmptlon. Her parents and several brothers and sister- died of ihts terrible disease. tfr». Stauff-r wss herself rHticel to a mrre skeleton tbe pn!se at 140 h»t" Lre»thng painfttliy dlfflonlt expe tiratlons very exraselvt diarrhea worse than chronic, ail bur condition' as hopeless that at a confsrenos of the old and skillful (bjslcisns she was pronouaoed In curable. At tbie stage o( the disease, Dr. S. Hartman, of MlUenvill®, Laarastar ooanty, Pa a physician of fourteen yaars' standing, preBCritel MISHLEB'S HEBB BITTEB3. The pa tlant soon experienced a pleasing sensation throughout her ryatsm, and rnoouragwl by friends to continue undsr Dr. Hartman's treatment, sbe did so, gradually improving under increased doses according to bet Strong b, until sh* entirely recovered. Mrs. Stauffer is still living, in tbe fall uujoyms-itof perfect health. 0. BRatr.

Esq., President of tb* Lanoastor conutf, Pa., National Bank, subitantiates the particulars of this most wonderful sate. [dwlw

Barr's Pectoral Slixlr.

Game

and Poultry Depot, No. 13, South Fourth street- 16-dtf

Tsa*r Haute, Dec, 7, 1868.

After having thoroughly tasted In iky family and in my own case, "Barr's Pectoral Elixir," 1 take great p|eaanre in adding my testimony tc the many enMOiuma Which othetabava deserved ly lavisbtd upon it. If whatever tends to relieve human suffering is a ben*ractioo, t&ea eoftatnly "Barr's Pectoral Elixir" worthy of all praise. We can, from pgr tonal.

iperlecce and ac^uaint-

ance, mommrnd both it. and the IProprlstor as perfectly reliable. C. A. BBOOKX, Pastor Asbury M. E. Cbureb, TerreHaute.

This Invaluable remedy for the enre of Colds, Coughs, Croup, Hoarseness, etc., is manufactured'and sold by BABB, GULICK A BXBBT, dlSdwlm "Brnggists.

Dooley's Bakiag Powder.—Dooi.wx'e Basiko Powbkb Is unequalled for making light and nutrltfama Biscuits, Bolls, Book*beat

tand

other Qriddle Oakes, Ac. It r*quir«a ONOT TWO TKA8POO*SrUL FOB A QUA8T OT FI.O0B. Sold by Orooera generally. At wholesale, in Terr* Haute, by COX ft SOB, declSdwSm Who l» sal* Qrocert

9 -4i- Sfc 3y pitWetrtar »tJ« *U1 to preaaatwt^ A The Great Irish Drama, iiTifwb

•I.. M--H*

The

Q.EAND MASQUERADEBALL ''I or inn -Wf

Terre HauteTTurn-verein, TURNER "hall, 9th St.,

Monday E?enlng Fell. 22,1869.

TXQKKTS of Admlufan, lor OentleBien $1,*0, Fer Ladies, SO cents. Tiekots can be prooured at the store of A. Kip-

rirt.

J»t%in »treeJ,^mjn^Bto^

Tnell, XI- ley Oo., Sdaail A Co., Fred l»hl, and from the members of the 8ooiety. is.»«»

Monday Even'g7 Feb. 15th,

rOKTBT

Warranted to SCOUR any wh,ere, and evefy Plow Warranted to soit tbe Purchaser,

Exactly, or no Sale

Has a Standing Cutter, Boiling Coulter,

Or, no cntter,

Haite. nadaw

-poorE.

Y4LBNTINB'S BALL 1

ST:

arvw

bt tbs

Grand Army of the Bepablic,

iwtai ^n-"-r^r*9ngun «5

SAIL

mc»*s

S Oft sfat

POOR*

Ir&ClAWJOaP,

li-J 'flijOBX snp^MHaMBB,

W. D.MOLL, JAMES O'M Atti, T. 0. BAILEY,

•^30m.^SSSSS^:-

WtWXDVeilTlSEM ENTS.

"DXJTNAM FIRE INSURANCE JL

or HABTfORD, CONN.

ASSlii# "i|6«a,000, Tb* ageacy rlfwtf la»|rb ih* p«trtiwe o| tap

HI^TT

this Cntnoany having be-n lift ks we shall eld fltisa

Corfpin^-Strd tfrm pMfl issutd on favorable t«rm«, by WHABMB, BKAOH A CO.,

''TB-

1469.

ladies' ust»

Lacey Mri M»ry

,tn

,«±

W A

it oi

i«w

^w.

remaining unclaimed

esiifsi, .t...

ii i3 iiX*

m-irfio »ao BO

tii Uti'

.«*St^* 'I

«a tin atitUiff trt' 1 jg^

PATENT,):

Wear* as long as Four Other

•.-f?i-iO

K(n

Palmer Mrs Dsborak Panther Lydia Pugh Mrs Tohitba Bavenscr^ft Mrs Mary Bauley ss If E

Made by running Melled Oast-Steel, as fine as the metal in yoar Bseor, INTO IKON MOULDS! Can .J'laid," drawn," ./'pointed,"^and "sharpened'' as any otber

or we sell

Rolling Coulters,

AND

STANDING CUTTERS, To fit any Plow!

All Kinds Other Plows, AND

Lang's Patent Cast Plows,

With Extra

Points,

at^

IOp§ ft JOIE8, t! StiSHUIt

tt-i

a I

Mr it E»«* Side PubUo Square, il 'i eititne ffRBB HA,nTB, INO. •4 tsaltas o) om4 Wfittrie r. i.i &

IK W jytM ,«9M#

SUMS 3W .tsoo evasiakaa tz ewis-sfr. •\rOTIOB OP SALE OP HEAL XI

Notioe ii h«reby'|1ven, tint the undersigned Cimmi'sioner, appnUitedrby the Court of Com mon fleas, at tbaBysoemberTem. 1808, wi'l ex poe» atpubliosale, t& the highest blddor for cash, ail'Saturday, tbd I8W' miy of March, 1889, at 2 o'clock P. M., at tbs door of the first National Bank, corner of Fourth and Wabash streets, Terre Haute, tb* folloiring Beal Istata, In Tigo oonnty, IndlMtf, U-w1t

Commencing forty feet (40) east of the north west cornet of lot sevsnty-e gbt (78) of John Sib re Haute, then-* ihntlrrd and twenty (ISO) feet, thence hnndrednnd forty-nine fee$ (li81 feet, ds owned by the Terre ute, Alton ft

le^'s Division t" the town of Terre Miteosbta "J"'

i*'"

south oo* to tbe lands St. Iionis Ballroad Company thence west onf hundred and taronty' |U0) feet: from thenee Borth, oneIii"Edred ead forty-nine (146) fact, to the ntaoeor beglnnih^V" A* LAl'OE,

Sdtd' Commissioner. lu ll .III. :-i I I- IIT I II

TTjjK&GrNER

& McFARLANE,

ItSTOIffi

"CUTTJEK8,

Are prep-red.to exeoute all orders for tbe stone work for Buildings, Fotice«. Flaggine, «ud everythiDK in tbia li WAfiNlfi S MoFABLANK executed tbe word on tneState Normal Scrool, wbfob Is Rumcleot recommend^t'oo, Stone Yard on east side of the T. H., I. B. Tretaht Depot. .* leSdSat

TERRE HAUTE AND PERRY VILLE Tbe fit*user XfBBt will ply __ regularly bo:ire»o Terre Han'* and

H», I a .log TerreH.ote at nn» "'clock A. Mo dsyr, wedn-«du's «rd Fridayso each ptk.-pg. W» BPWiGBB, Captain.

Q. 0^ MAOia, Clerk. SOdlm ns

mt. U.

MSB.

TXaSLBi

BARB A TEAMLE,

HOCSB A5D SI6N PAIMEBS A.fD OBilXSBS South 4th Street, opposlt* Central Ingine Housr,

All w^rk entrusted lo u«, dose promptly, and at reasonable rates. ieblJSm

^jyOOD! wool

NEW8(AND STATIONERY ROOMS!

Sixth, Street,

Opposite New Post Office Building. All New Tork. Cincinnati and Philadelphia Papers and Magazines en hand regular and as soon as issued,

Speciif attention paU to getting bscb Nnmbers. Innltlal Paper and Eat4opej always on band or stamped taorder. UeSoM Paper, a good artl

C'n'rrtT

yjQDS. A. ABNOLD.

AVAi"lt9.

"OEMOVAL*

JtJJJLBOAD AGJSMJ. have moved my office to McKees A Paddock's Mill,.wber» I woald be pleased to se* my old frionds andcuatomars. tsfsssssss:

XpOR SALE.—Wishing to engage1 JL in other business, we will sell bnr GROCERY BTOBB and

KOBBIS'

WANTED.

Agentsmonth

-a ?...'

Sndfsrd, Ind., eight mile* PBOVISION STORE 1 ,A8. vr.

watts.

BOABDIKO HOUdB TUB-

KITUBB Terr reaaonable. An? pecaon i|i*hlng to engage in thla hn«n«-i, eat Olid a good *rtd*Py calling at

Wagon Yard, on North Third

•treet. 8dtf

T?OB SALE—A Fine two-story JL Frame Swelling Home—eight room*, gas, •late roof, two cieterne and well, etable, carriage henee, and good frnit. Lot 160 feet front by 300 feet deep, will be sold cheap. Applvtq •lsdtf p. m. donsblly:

"17OE SALE—Or Exchange

tot

X? City Property, 10 acres of ground i% milee Bait of theolty, with good brio* hnnsaoi eight room, ceilar, well, cistern, stable, shade, c*rii-age-house, ffnt ra« orchard of apples, pears, peaches, plume, cherrira, frapes, end, t\ir seres •tra«berrlee, ljtf ra*pberiiea, 1 ear* (peseberriae and currants—all beat Inc. Door yard set with evergreens and flowers. Call at the bounty Treasnrer's efflce. JaSdSm

wanted.—$75 to

$200 per I Or a Comirlrs on fr which twice tbat amount can b* roado by ss ling the La'ept lmprnvrd Common 'ense family Sew* Ine Machine VaicE flB OO. For Circulars aud Terms, address U. BOWCB) A CO., di-dwSm 8209. Sd 8t„ Pfcliidetpbia, Pa.

rjHE HOWJ5 SEWING MA OHINBS Do aot require Ike btonrant of

WORLD-BEN OWN ED.'

They are celebrated fer jing tb* best work, Ujlog a mu-h saaller needle 'nr tbe uig tbhud, than a-y otber mi.hlo?, aad by 'he Ictrodjiotlon rf th» most approved ma blwy «e are now »b to tBpply tb* »er beat nia^btacry tbe wnrll

They are adapted to all kind) of Family Sew is?, and to the uae'of &ua>i't s-s, Drxamo ktrs. Tailor*, Manufao urers of ablr'», Collars,

SKJUTS, CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, Clotbing, Hats, Cap«, *'or*st, Brots, SLoos Hal' nese, S ddler, Lima Go ds Uaibreliai, Pra olp, &o. Tbty work »qu-«lly

ireii*'up-'t--sltP

This old and rtllabls Company is now repre ..sisd la tu. Oity by

HAOEB & MckEEJr.*

...u. or

QAVE iLONEY AND DRINK O GOOD TEA. JOSEPH STRONG, No. 190 Main Street, Terro Haute, Agent for E I E E A 0 A N 1 or Nsw Tobk.

The unparalled succcss of this Company Is owing to,the fact that tbey IMPORT their Teas direct I rem the producing district* of China and Japan, and sell them at letail, through their Agents, at cargo ptb ss, thus siving the immense profits you have paid heretofore. All goods warranted to glvo satisfaetiAn, or mono/ refunded

PBICE IjIST.

Oolong (Black) _80 901,00 best Sl,20 per S) Toung Hyson (Greon) 901,00, 1,25 1,50 Mixed (Gr. A Black 80 90. 1,03" 1,'ZO Imperial (green).— 90 1,00,123 1,50 Japan (natural leaf. 90 1,00,1,10" 1,25 Gunpowder (G een). ...1,00 1 35 1.&4 Eng. Breakfast (Blk) 1,00,1,10" l,?5.

Empire Company's. colebrated. brands Long Arm and Tong Mow Chops of Black Tea, *Ub Green Tea flavor—highly recommended—81 26. der,18dly

MILITARY CLAIMS—€ASD ItX F0B18C0.

DAVID S. DAMLDSOS, Military Attorney, Notary and Claim Agent, Regularly Authorized and licensed.

Office—Farrington Block, N. E. Corner Public Square, Vr

Stairs, FiasT Doea,

1EBBE HAUTE, ISO,

Pension Claims Prosecuted, Arrears of Pay Procured,

BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,

DEEDS EXECVTKIf, Vouehtrt Hade out and Pntion

Ifoaey Drawn jVots

day PentUn igtnoy i» |h( UnUoU State*. PROTESTS ISSUKD, land Warrant* Assigned, Bnurtit and Seld, and Deftttlre dssigaiaentsCorrected.

Mb. Daha!Json well nnde.-stands tb* mpde of id)a tibg aod Dieting nc) cia'rom grow'n* of t-erecwit Beb*IHtm, tmd fer 1-^T an«t 1S6S, baf colltctfd and pa'd over to tbe claimants more than Two Huqdred 1'bouMind Dolia it hts btai ed threa hondrtid PenSWif Oert!ficat s, fur wonnded or lt\)Ured. soldiers, widows, motbers, and minor children, and toveo bundled bonnl cbtcka for dlsrbarged ptiVat'S.

PousidDi, if uow applied for »nd ganted, will eoraroeaoe at the da's of the scldl»r'* rt.§ch*'g»-j 5fo time should be I oat, at tl.is lavnrabls provis ion terrain tot»l)y about Jut 1810, or at firr years af'er tli* dl cha'g.

Arrears of peBstun now ha1 in all cases wke'S the r*nsl doea )t commence at tke date of diiC* "g«, or da U. of bn ruldicr. JLo*k at your oy'ldeates an call cn me.

Boon yj Nins under the rrcmt law, set of Jnly S'ttt.* 'WO. are nov n»»tlj ail rati,

JiSdwtf

WOOD! WOOD!

Ta* Jtaadrcd^ords of seasoned Cord Wood for sale by 3. A/fthoads. All ortlers lsft at the "Early House," West Mala street, promptly Oiled.

EABLKT HOUSE—W. B. Laoobiad, Prot'r. ,10-d3m

Ofitoa-8outlbwat corner

S iS

•ngland towns without change of bar#. JAMBS H. TTTBSEB, Agt, aprOJdtt

law for tle next ancient bounty, m^y be pa.-ed this wluter. If |n, a[

sew

pllcaton4Fp«rhape,

b» mad- tbe coming Sprlnr or f-u^imer. I |il give notice ahensuob law is i'as-d.

ave jt been allowed fot srrctes lu tbs War oi 1812. Ko Land W-rrants need be expected for lervlcs In the late war, and no furtbrr bouutr to veteran, who basbad three or fonrhnu'lrtd 1o lr-

I have never lost a good »tm where ibe rtt permitted me te mauegait to

gOMETHINa NEW!

KET CBE0K8 UKVK TO OBOSB, A KIT Cheok it a small '•til, Qraaa

I also bars a nice art'ele of Steal Key Blrfga and Chiina. Any nf the abtv^ arliclrs can bad by calling at my Groc-ry Store, oa th. cer ner of Fourth and £af*y»tte strtets, or by drop, pine a line in tbe Post Offite. jal4d3m WM. RANK IS.

J^RCHITBCT 4 BUILDJ5R J. A. yRYDAGII. Plans, SpeaiiUattoB*, Aoperiateadssce, and De tail Drawings furnished far rr«rf dMcriptlouof Buildings.

of M*.r

Street*, over [Monellv's Drug ftnr« mv«edl»

Pftb

QARRIAGB MANUFACTORY

WILDf, THOMAS

00., j3

Corner Sd aud Walnut streets, Ten* Haute, laid., Ks#p constantly on hand, and manufacture to order, all the latest style* of CABB1AOBS

BXJGGIlfiH

We ua* none but tbe finest material In the, contraction of our work, and warrant it superior any oflbrad in this market. Kipoclal attention jveu to BxrAiamo. fjl(Vltf

GROCERY

H. DOOLEY.

auooaaaoB

its

line*

w*olen and cotton goo's, WiU sills, Cuttn I u«n thread. Thy 11 itrf rmeveiy t.sc-suf sevin^, maklog a beautl ul sod' «r cc: stitch, altkson tbs'dtsof he artl-ss w*d.

The New Imp oved F»ml Machine without a rlTal. aud cannut be &u ras:si—a ilemiu r, Fel'.or. pra dar, Qi'lter att1 Q' ogo'w.tM eacb FamKy M-come oo of cUa ge.

Dni't toll t":oab aad txaoitfi* for year sivsa, atlTo.la Notth foT'h st^*-t, T«r u»ut,

!ni

27JJH) CARTXB & BBINEB, Agents.

Utii j»x«ix «iiiw UiSi ton' l:c sa.f-vitf ."us jy|EBCHANT'S,of HARTFORD

Ml MT

OFFICE AI DOWtING HAIil,

v.-

ttx

sjIJ&.SS

Those persons hoji^ng Policies of lottiraaoe in this Company, are requited to csll fur tbeir a a is Of \ii

/OS

tuttrIt tit!

K-J l.i

•*. .•!.» j* -sf*gla *q.-. c?- is«f.

jBiifiinesd Respectfully solicited, and Policies will bs Issnrd on as good terms as any other first-class Compauy.

HAOEB A McKEKW,

Ja22dlm ArfeHTs.

.fcdtV*-..

»«'»s «Of«» 1fs nm \*™F. I. MOLhOY, I DB&ftS* or—»

Groceries and Provisions, Vo.84Ui Street, oae ieor^ota oftke rest oin, -'tis lerre-fiCante,' tnditina.

The uhdersigned ban jest opened at the above •tand, afirst-cTaai Family Grocery and ProTisioi Btoro, with, a large and well selected stock of new and frseh articles suitable Ibr every day nee In fbtniile«i to wMch be calls the attention of his friend* aad the pabllo generally. tiooda daJJteryd lo any part of the elty ftre« of charge.

Htjrtieet dA pTlc^ i-aM for *nntry Produce, jytdtiw F. MOLLOY.

to m.

In.

O'OONNELL,

Has fbr Sale

S O O O O S

I E W S A E S

"S»«

MMm

or Falrv-ttey are

a AMD-

No. 104.. JaSidlw

•4

BIC1 VBJES.

.Main Street

BILLIARD ROON

At tfre Teutonia Hotel, Km. 114.and

Mala, bet. «tb ao« 7tk, ats., HAUTE, IND.

T^lth Bb of tie fla*et. Tabtts with PaaiaK's PATjEUVT CUSHIONS. W. SHAFFER, PboP'B.

Pun Chffm DUtQlei

B«nrbon and Byet^bldi}

Hil» tint Bar, and no ct\*r. Whisky eold by tbe gallos, quart aad pint. jaS&lly

COAL.

gULUVAN COUNTY GOAL

Being now prtpartd to fill all orders tor Mlivaa ouoty UoiaL wldeb olalmed to b* *quaj ro the Braui, (or »11 lo purpose*, will deiner to sny part of tl~* elty, by leavug yoar order »t uAce- vf K. B. Bryant A Oo., O, I. Blpioj, oc J.A. Foot's tea. Store, with whom I bate umm t»rrai^emeuts to /111 all orders, *nd gtre Ul ia orni:iUon regard to the basins* olBdtf J. A. MOilQAN. ,i

JOIIH McFA&LAirS Is now selHng the best article of P.ver Cbal, serwtied on tne vridaat Mmtluttx in Vigo oq/ity,at as Iowa flgare as «n luf«r tor article call l-e pnrchasod. Thos* wishtug to lar In a supply should look to tberintero»ts, aad buy. the best when It Is as cheap as a poor acjlcle. iirdoro left at Qie Post Offlo* Lobby, at t** "Vigo County Scales," or addreesed to Box 681 l'. Q», Ttrrs U»ate, will receirs prompt atten«fc5o. auglTdtf

J^IVERY BROKER* STABLES

The undersized, at his Llverr Stable, en Xttird^trcat, opp9Sit tbe Buntln House, Is now piepared with goed stock and Carriaras, to accoqunooate tbepublic. BOu'l' HTJNTEB.

Any person wishing to deposit Horses, Bag gies, Harno-s, or other livery articles at Hunter's Livery Stable, vf III be accoianiodatkd with money advanced oa the same. d«-9Jtf HUNTEB

COLLI N8

MILLINERY.

j^jillinery. r:,

Mm. BUCKIKGUAH Has removed to tbe corner of Fourth and Ohio Streets, where she Is now opening a full and complete stock of Fall style Bonnets, Ribnens, Flowera,Ao. DRESS MAKING has also been added to

the business. Having a oompetent Dress-ma-ker, a&tiifact.lbo Kniranteed.

JJRESS MAKING

Mrs,

If. EJttBBGES

Has removed her Cloak and Dreee Making est&bleshment to Nsylor'a new bnllding on .Ohio, between Fourth and Fifth istreets, Wbers sue wi'l be pleaaM to meet all who desire the most perfrc£ worlrfn tbis liae.

I'ftrt:cuUr attention will be given, as heretofore to tJv» latest rtyles. Tlie ni st sklltfal assistants have been engaged, Weddtrx t'ostomes, Ball and Party brasses, Ladtei a«d Children's Cloaks and Iiressea manuaotured with promptness and dlspatoh. JlStf

N I O N A E A N MANT7FACTOBY, ANp O S O E

FKA Vtf HmiO A BRO Manaiactnrer* »f ail kinds of

O A E E 8

BREAD and OAKES,

PRETZELS, acd Poalvtsin

O O E 1 E S On Laikyetts St., between Oaaal apd Dnpot, E A E

INDIANA.

Orders.laft at K. Ea'tr,.-inb*ch's Ptorc, Mala stre*f, or 4tli street, will be promptly attead«d to. JaSOdtf

ERRORS OP YOUTH. TeUng Men, the ^xperUnc*of years bas demonstrated tbe fact tbat rellanoe may b* placed in tbe eQca-y *f nwlDR.

Tot

BELL'S SPECIFIC

thrspeedy «nd permanent eur* of seminal Weakness, tbe result of Youtbfbl Indiscretion, which neglected, ruins tb* happlneas, and nnflte thasutfxrer'fcr b6aloees, social society, or marriage. Tbey can be used without detection or lar terfsreoc* w^tBbnsin*e* pursuits. fro«on*.Dollarpaf box,or foarbose* 'or three ollara. If you aaunot procure tbsae pills eo oee the -oney

Bbtak

A Co., 6t C*dar itreet, New

York, aa4 they will b« (eat by return mall, well «salad Prlrate cireulara to gnatlemeo sent (Tee on application. Enclose stamp. a eel e!*ly

ob-I do

WBLTC PlCrOHlAl. PBMEHTK I rirst-0 ass II nrtrsted Family Mageilne, wrh Fbysiogno~my,Pbrenol fy, Xthnology,Physiology, and Ptjobology, adapted to all who read, is Tat

Ulc8tsatio

own way. I

have lost wo valid ainia iu accoa^t sf such (u-terfere-jcu. ar Refer to Merchaot., B^fari a' (7lti(«is generally, and to any ou* ofTho tbo'usSDd Wboee olaims hnvobfcn fiuin.d

Pnanroi otoii,

9e BMadwajr* Hew Turk.

a. DANAM5SOJT

s'lver Ch««k,

matk'-d with thoowoer's nam to bef«Ui.ed,io a bnncb of ke s, carried In tbe pOtk*«. Thrss »j/ cheeks may ase le attactia 7alises, lr:ink» and otnerartlcios, Tltej are VMJ usat »nd uia^ fal.

AUo, Hotel and B^grag* fh-eks famished on short notice. Door Kry Ch.cke nunib»red aitu lettered, The price of a Key Check li forty c. ait and will be sent by mall ou reedptof prfra.

Jova*At,

moltbiy, st 83 ayesr rr Inelu often, at t% each. Vew Volume. January Dmble Number now r»ada v*fli *»tits. Address

B. WXIL9, Ho.

TKsa'X

"A rlch'tf^reb'-tue rf lostnictfof and entertalnmiaerrt." tf. T.

Triftaae. "It daalfe With

ail qUixttoas-ff-cilnB the cood of elely."—fW. P~tt ''Oae (th pla.rantist.andmost readable atoll es that cotn* to tUI« ffloe."— If. F. Ofcr«nfe/« "tt Mush' to have a plaee la every f»mtly.1'—SV«n

Monitor.

-'Ho other Joareal In

America lu.parts li. ne year much va asb {nlormatloa as tlil, and csrtalnly no other teach-- man owotl to know himself. Bach sin gle number is wnrtk tbwenilro amount o' ayrar' AUbi'-iiption. —TslrarwV 'Acsnts waotei. S urKe* Pr.mlum Lf ts I dStwSt

UNDERTAKERS.

A A A

IJIVDEBTA KER.

^iJbxfjaTMl to «*«votsI 1 orders In Us Itaa with aVafnt^'sIid dispatCb .raw or tMrd" ibif Oherrs llaa|, tb ttan*. (aaitJt-A-^l«ti

UNCISTAKEB v:

M. W. O'CONNELL Having purchased back from B. IP. Obadwics Gruber

Oo,

tbe Undertakers Fstablishmcnt,

and having bad *ev*n years experlenca In tbe baslne*), now prepared to luruish Metallo Burial Case*, Caskets, at.d Wooden CoBaa,

all

style* and sla**, from tb* best and largMt stock el burial matorlalria theritatb at 104 Klala Street, T»fr? Haut*, Indiana. d»tt Tjrr* H»ntey 29.Ha

STORAGE, COMMISSION GRAIN,

—•—..j

»«s

hash.

aaoaao laaav

TOHN HANEY A CO., W rroaAoa, oosinisioh

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A I N E A E S

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