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DAILY EXPRESS

TKBBB HAUTK,

IX«X»-

Tlwnd*f Morning, Fe*. 1M1» 1W»,

Personal and Political'

a M,M«ination

AiL of the bodies of

hav0

conepirators, except Pay

given up, and it is expected that tnis win

and combs for the use of its This was considered absolutely necessary to keep Congressmen clean

THE reply of Oaspedes, the patriot leader in Cuba, to the overtures of Gen-

PRESIDENT JOHNSON has for some weeks been activoly employing the brief time remaining to him in issuing pardons, releasing convicts, and granting such per* sonal favors as are in his power. Within the last few days, the indictments against Jeff. Davis and other prominent rebels have been quashed the remains of Mrs. Surratt and other assassination conspirators have been given up to their friends Dr. Mudd, condemned to the Dry Tortugas at the time of the assassination trials, has been released Conover, convicted of perjury, has been pardoned and a large number of minor cases have been favorably considered by the President.— There are still a number of cases awaiting his decision, which will doubtless be attended to within the next fortnightHe is evidently determined to make full use of what little power Congress has left m.

GEN. GRANT, in his recent "speech" to th Omraittoe which conveyed to him th^ fficitil announcement of his election, dfl two moet important pledges. One that bis advisors should represent the .liey of his friends who had elected him another was that, according to bis judgment and belief, the per«ons whom he has chosen for Cabinet officers are "capH. ble, honest and patriotic men." This is all that the country can desire. General Grant understands very well what are the needs of tho nation, and he knows further that behind the wishes of mere politicians is the solid confidence and support of the people who ask that our public affairs shall be justly, discreetly and economically administered. To obtain results like these, we can patiently wait upon his actions even if the result shall be to baffle our curiosity for a few days.

THE -influence of the Union Pacific Railroad Company (which is mainly composed of Eastern capitalists)has been very potent in Congress, and while pushing it* own interests, has labored to strike deadly blows at competing companies. The

N. Y. Tribune

JVfB try (lid on" (be part of the Government I Just now, howovar, we most see how we »t»nd financially' -Then we mart rerl*

our contract with the Union Paclio peo* pie and find how mach we lost by It A new and prudent bargain should be made. Any bill based upon the old one will be a fraud upon the Treaaury."

Afraid or It.

from the Hia'onri Democrat The Terre Haute

TmDlo'v and every ring which is engaged I color"—and to press the logical result* employ, a wonted the 1 of that principle to practical realization in debauching legislation, wanted tbe

law to stand as it is." SEVERAL State Legislatures have recently been guilty of very weak iokes in pretending to legislate cities out of exist. ence or out of the State. The law-makera of Illinois resolved that Chicago should bo thrown out of the State, and Missouri resolved that St. Louis should be annexed to St. Charles. A cotemporary suggests that if law-makers can't earn their per diem better than by such puerilities they had better go home.

from the empty cells of pardoned forgers, I j8

jurors

shows that there is business in this gath-1

ot crime. I

THE question of the legislation of gold I

Express,

th9 8ubm'mionof

soon be taken charge of by his friends. 1 jf a declaration that the constitution rrTT* nresent Congress has spent four- had left the question of suffrage to the THE present is _oonja

leader in uuoa, vne ^^awhTch^mpf^U ^posSo^to Dulce wac, "I will make no terms with ^.g

The editor of the Newark Courier engaged Gen. Grant in conversation the other morning at his headquarters in "Washington. The Tenure-of-Offlce law discussed, and Gen. Grant strongly favoredits repeal, remarking that "so far as he knew, every thief in the Government

by necessity tioe.

more than hints that

some members of Congress are directly or indirectly connected with its operations, and that (on account of locality and of real estate investments, perhaps,) they are interested in making Chicago the important Eastern terminus. The report of Senators Sherman Wilson and Morgan has been a severe blow to these schemers, and may save the Treasury of the nation for a time, but the only safe course is in killing the subsidy business at once.

If the time shall oome when the Government can again assist in the construc* tion of Railroads, then we are in favor of giving the aid to the Central and Southern lines, which will meet the business requirements of two-thirds of the States. "St. Louis," as the

Tribnne

echoing not

the opinion of th« Republican party, but

I that timid policy which has made Indi.

be«n I ana a close and doubtful State, opposes

a suffrage amendment

back t0 tho

teen hundred dollars for soap, perfumery from trying to amend the members,

Chicago platform-

the States forever precluded

people everybody from trying to conetitutionl We do not propose to Uke from the States any power over that question, except the power to dixf ranchisebecause of color.

The claim that

State authority is to be infringed or cur

amendment are

Although I

the Spanish Government. should have but ten men to follow me, I will fight till I conquer or die." This indicates that indomitablo will which koowB no such word as fail-

two: First, that

this amendment mean prejudice of color which dishonored the Democratic party. Second, the cowardice of politicians, who do not dare to do riebt if it costs any risk of defeat.

Once more we say, if the Republican party in Indiana, ®r any other State, has not manhood enough to fight for justice, .hen it is not fit to exist. A mere conjiracy of office-seekers to get power and Sunder is not an organization worthy of the support of any honest man. To deserve support or success, the Republican party must continue to advocate its vital principal—"«qual and exact justice to all men, without distinction of race, creed or

faUe*8 it

revenue swindlers, whisky thieves and so sweeping sh^uM o« attempted by narevenue swma.ers, wu.»

counterfeiters, to liberate convicted I

tionftl

lion 0f

the Conover type. The concili- I

ation of the social class seems a shrewd I ,n place of one ihat can be adopted. But bit of '*Mv Policv And the further a simple and d.ro-ii ame.idin^ut, probib bit ot Jiy

stoop of the Presidential prerogative I

mftn(ied

ering in from the highways and byways I vital princip

contract. has ceased to bo of any practic-1 cannot fight furjuRticc in one State and al importance. Hereafter no person can «t la another. There .s no manli I I ness in demanding negro sunrage lor engage to pay gold, without being com-1

courts defeat. Wher

it halts, it deserves defeat. We are proud that the Radicals of Missouri, a former slave State, had the courage to propose and advocate negro suffrage even in the face of a hostile prejudice not yet overcome. Though beaten on that issue, taeir manly and frank adherence to principle gave them the victory in the State, and they elected to every office men pledged to the very measure thus defeated. Some of the older Republican States might profUabi/ study that ex ample.

VVe 6ay nothing in regard to the amendment passed in the Senate] that is

AT-MANDIB went became he had no I indeed open tb oppositiju as a very sweep- ... _r fhn

more worlds to conquer. Johnson of I

nineteenth century, more practical, turns I

iog restriction uf the pawer of the States,

lt may b0 righl U)

pri,lC,pie—the broader

thogug-rage tne

bet er, *e believe—but it

question uf policy whether a change

authority. Especially, it is a ques-

policy wb vuer an amendment

wjjjch

cannot t« juiupuiti should be pnt

I iiine the d-sirai.ctiiBemeui of any mag

beQtiUae or 0o

or, is de

by consistency with the

ihe Republican party

I The menibor of any Legislature who

ghouj^ reiUBU t0 Voie

Carded

for it wuuld bo di*

by the Republiban party. We

aaorgIa and vol|ng

polled to pay gold. Such is the ruling of True, the coLdi.ious are diffeipnt- But the the higheBl tribunal known to our politi- I Rspublicaniwho votes tor negro suffrage oal system. According to this adjudica- I °my where it is necessary a Republican tion, no one can be restricted in his pow er to contract, within the ordinary usages of society. If a debtor engages to pay gold, silver, cattle, sheep, plank, codfish or molasses, he must fulfill the conditions to which ho has pledged himseif. This is right. It is according to the order of nature. We are glad of it. It settles a long and bitter dispute.

against it iu Indiana

and not for the sake of jus

.. The Cat and the Mirror. At the fire on Fourth street, yesterday, a number of men gallantly entered the boarding house of Mrs. Ford, and by bard labor succeeded in saving the greater portion of her furniture. A young man who had been very active in heaving out beds, chairs tables and trunks, went up into the third Btory, where he found a looking-glass, a cat and a piece of twine. His first impulse was to attach the string to the looking-glass and lower it to the pavement, but pussy called on him in such pitying accents that he changed his mind, and throwing the mirror oui of the window tied the string to the oaudal appendage of the feline creature, and lowered ber gently to the ground. The aot waV witnessed by a large crowd of spectators The cat complained a little at first of the treatment, but comprehending the necessity of the case, submitted with good grace, and seemed glad enough to get her teet on the ground and her tail out of the string. We did not learn the name of pussy's friend, but be proved %qual to the catastrophe.—St. Louis Democrat.

Punctuality.

After much torturing experience I come to this conclusion, that nine in ten do not know the value of time, nor the morality of a promise. Why is not an engagement to meet me at 9 o'clock as saored as any bond? Why is not the understanding that a ohurch service or a lecture commences at a given hour, an aoceptanoe on your part, if you go, or an agreement, and why are you not false to it by your tardiness, and why are you not a bad friend because of all the little miseries your infidelity entails? The world, intercourse, affection, great affairs, iiule details, are cursed prosperity, temper, character, life jeoparded, lost uy want of punctuality. XJnpunctual people are everywhere, and everything encourages them. It is taken for grantod that nothing will be "on time," and so everybody holds off to insure it. The first ten minutes of a religious service are apt to be a martyrdom to preachers and punctual people. There ought to be some contrivance by which the tardy shall be made as uncomfortable as they, and iben we might hope a change. But in this world it too often happens that a comfortable stolidity possesses the sinner, especially if his sin be fashionable, and the sufferings come upon those who mast take their comfort out in' doing ttieir duty.—

J. F. W. Ware.

very perti

nently observes, "is quite as important a city a* Chicago, and more directly in the route of inter-oceanic communication. Before we are through with Pacific Railroads we hope to see two running from California and St. Louis. We don't oppose the building of railroads, nor a nee-

Where a Woman's Power Lies. The true power of woman is the resistless power of the affections. In asserting this, am I attempting to mask the great question of our day with a "glittering generality Am, 1 disposed to deny.any lawful claim which "woman may make for a more extensive recognition of her right*, or a larger field her power No I am not doing any such thing. Let women do wbaterer her faculties can achieve—let her go wherever her instincts demand—if she truly follows her instincts, I am sure she will not go wrong. I am sure of this, alco, wherever man may lawfully go, woman may lawfully go.— Wherever woman ought not 10 be, it is a stramrfor a~man, it il iT-rfigme for humanity, to be. I merely insat upon thi., that whatever woman m-»y accomplish in the woria, with bran ur bands, will draw its vital efficacy, its talismanic virtue, from lha heart and that ber strength, in all these various shapes of action and of influence, in its root and essence, will be the strength of the affections. The hiding of woman's power must ever be iu the fervor and steadfast* ness of .her love. And her 'most trium* phant characteristic is love, culminating in its highest expression—that of selfsacrifice. A thoughtful writer has observed the contrast between the sexes even in their play. "The boy," be says, "gets together wooden horaea and a troop ot tin soldiers aa4 works with them. The girl takes a doll and works for it." That is woman's great peculiarity—the work of self-sacrifice—working for others^— Sep, Dr. Ohapin. .» •I* Mfvwvw

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TUMDAY, February SENATE

Th« Senate met at 3 o' clock T&e Senate session was consumed in

Oommittee of the iVhole, in the disobs* LC

sion of the "Omnibus Educational bill* Without reaching a conclusion, the bill

was made the- special order for half»i two o'clock to-morrow, is Committe

TXETS CLOUPKD "VpiTB

the Whole. Th* Senate adjourned until ten clock to-morrow.

HOUSE.

Petitions, Memona!i, etc.—The following members submitted petitions representing that there are 120 Homeopathic physicians in theState, and patrons to the nujiber of many thousands, who pay tbair proper proportion of the taxes, and that any bill looking to the erection of a medical College should in justice, provide for a Department of Homeopathy:

Messrs. underwood of Wayne, Wil-

born of Yanderburg), Hamilton of Vigo, and Admire of Morgan. The follwing persons presented petitions prayng for retrenchment in public expenditures, and as a step in that direction asking a reduction of the fees of county offiicers.

Messrs. Stewart of Bush, Furnas of Hendricks, Vater of Marion—a petition with five thousand signatures—Admire of Morgan, McPadin of Oass and Millikan of Henry.

The following members presented petitions for a prohibitory liquor law: Mean. Chittenden of Msd'ions. two petitions Bo wen, of Wayne the Speaker, from citizens of Floyd county, and Mr. Higbee, of Kosciusko, from the citizens of Steuben county.

The following members presented petitions on the subject of railroad extortions and monopolies.

Messrs. Barrett, of Bartholomew Ste phenson, of Hamilton Sunman, of Ripley Mr. Monroe, of Jefferson, from the citizens of Madison, on the subject of gas for said city.

Also, from the same city in reference to show licenses. Also a claim, which was referred to the Oommittee on Olaims.

Mr. Fairchild, of Carroll, on the subject of gravel roads. Mr. Hall, of Warren, on the educal,on of colored children.

Mr. Shoemaker of Perry For the teach icg of the German language in the common schools.

Mr. Barrett of Pulaski: In reference to common schools. Indefinitely postponed.—House bill Na 230. an act tb abolish the office of Prosecuting Attorney for the Courts of Common Pleas, and transferring the criminal business of Common Pleas Courts to Circuit Courts.

The rest of the day was consumed in the discussion of House bill No. 130 making an appropriation of one hundred thousand dollars for the completion of the State Normal School building at Terre Haute. .r

The land sales of the Illinois Central railroad from January aqjountedjto J£,072,48 acres.

The Pontiac (111.)

Free Prus

ment has absorbed the

"establish

Sentinel ot

that

place. A literary society.in Detroit offers a gold medal for the belt essay upon superstition.

IJCPUMTIKS

are only for those who will not take the trouble to keep them in perfect order by the daily use of SOSODONT. As certainly as a fresh breeze drives .the morning mist from the face of nature, this bygeian preparation will remove every blemish from the dental surface, and keep the teeth always pure and spotless. deodlw.

IF YOU WANT A BEAUTIFUL COMPLIX ION, A FAIB SKIN, if you desire to have all irritating and distressing eruptions and cutaneous diseases cured without fail, go to any druggist and ask for Palmer's Lotion.-r-Cbiom&KS, (Ind.) Demoorat, July,12,

1866. dwlw.

How often do you hear the complaint from the mother and father that their son or daughter is net well that they have no appetite that they feel languid that their head aches that they are growing thin and feeble, and that thev haye no life or energy left That they arei low-spirited, and perfectly incapacitated to participate in any pleasures, or perform any mental or physical duty. And the question is often asked, what shall I do for them? or, what shall I' give them? Our answer is, let them try PLANTATION BITTXBS moderately three times a day, and our word for it they will reoover. dwlw.

MAONOLIA WATER.—Superior to the best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. 10-dwlw

COSTAR'S REMEDIES.

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•'COSTAR'S"

BEAUTI FIER,

thb

BITT1K-SWBIT AID mm BLOSSOM

On* Dottle, $1,00—Three for 92,00. 1000 Bottles sold in one day in H. T. City. •ST All Druggists in TXBBX HAUTX sell It.

"OOSTAE'S"

Standard Preparations

ABB

"OsMafs Bat, "Costaf* i«? Ba^ Kkierailaatera. "Costal*! (Only Pore) Iasc« NVW. "All Drngglst* Taaax

Havtx

rirtren

"COBTAB," 10 Crosby St, N. T.

Or, JOHN F. HKNBT, (Saccescor to) DBMAS BABNX8 CO., St Park Bow, V. 8iM to

TBBBS

HAUTK, by

BIBB, tiUUOK 41BEBBY* Wholes*]* BataQ |sali. a»*dwlr-a»» W-

hlaa Lotion

ffer lb—tmriBg the BUB aai C0MF1UI01

tin in romm, racuB. nxrin.

MOTE SLOTOHB, TA *. •FF'SFC? iu axix sort, nib aai BMIOMUG.

[IMI, (1

mmttT ttli tamluhle.

For OKHTLKMEM after SHAVMti It kas a» eqaal. "MANAI LOTTO*" is the only reliable re*sal McMlftas er Ike «U*.

FMAMITS "rAPHIAI •OAF" fcljfce Will*. NirBaKRIaai BATH,

will aet

ehap the

Price, Ceats ver Cake.

A NRW RMNNIK VOB TBI

WIN.

"VLOK DK KAYO" ••JTLOK DE MAT®.*

HAHiWKitoiuicr.

MTTDIMRA, DKUCATK, 1A8TW8 FRAGRANCE FslLOH MN.NKWfORK.

dais.

Ml brail *n|. Odwly-atorm

rjlHE HOWJfi SEWING MA OHIVBS V.VU Do aot require tke laierseaeat of societies or valrs~*tkejr are

WORLD-RENOWNED.

They are celebrated for doing the best work, nilng a much smaller needle for the same thread, than any other machine, and bj the introdnetion of the most approved machinery. »e are now able to tnpply the very best machinery In the world.

They are adapted to all kinds of Tamiiy Sewing. and to the nae of Beamitreiaea, Dressmakers, Tailors, Manufacturer* of Shirts, Collars,

SK1BTS, CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Corsets, Boots, 8hoes, Harness, Saddles, Linen Goods, Umbrellas, Para«ols, Ac. They work equally well npon silk, linen, weolen and ootton goods, with silk, cotton or linen thread. Thsy will perform every species of sewing, making a beautiful and periect stitch, alike on both sides of 'he articles sewed.

The New Improved Faml'y Machine is without a rival, and cannot be surpassed—a Hemmer, Feller, Braider, Quitter and Guide go with each Family Machine, free of charge.

Don't Ml to call and examine for yonrielves, at No. 18 North Fourth street.Terre Haute, (nd. 27d8m CABTCB ft HB1NIB, Agents.

jyjEEOHANT'S.ofHABTPOKP

This old and reliable Company is now represented in this olty by

HAOEB A JleHEESr.

OFFIOB AT DOWLTNG .HALL.

Those persons holding Policies of Insurance in this Company, are reqajsted to call for their

BtMuali

at this Offioe.

Business Respectfully solicited,

and Polioies will be issued on as good terms as T",r "any other flrst-olass Company. HAQEB MpKfCKH,

JaSSdlm Mmts.

QAYB MONET AND DRINK O GOOD TBA.

JOSEPH STRONG, No. 190 Main Street, Terre Haute, Agent fbi E I E E A O A N or

New Yobk.

The unparalled success of this Company Is owing to,the fact that tbey IMPORT their Teas di-

proflts you have pi Id heretofore. All goods war ranted to give satlsfaoiion, or mono, refunded PRIGS LIST. Oolong (Black) ....80 901,00 best 1,20 per lb Young Hyson (Greon) 901,00,1,26" 1,60 Mixed (Or. A Black 80 80. ),0J l,ii0 Imperial (green) .90 1,00,1,25" 1,60 Japan (natural leaf._...90 1.00,1,10 1,85 Gunpowder (G eon). ...1,00 1 26 1,60 Bag. Breakfast (Blk) 1,00,1,10'• 1,86

Implre Company's celebrated brands Long Arm and Tong How Chops of Black Tea, with Green Tea fsTornnhlglily recommesded—,25. declSdly

PUTNAM FXEE INSURANCE OF HABTFOBD, CONN. ASSETS, #685,000,

The agency of this Company having been placed in our hands, we shall be happy to reoelre the patronage of the old friends of this' sterling Company, and of the publio general! Polioies issued on favorable terms, by

WHAKTON, BKAOH CO.,

ISdlm Agents.

•\TOTI0E OP SALE OF REAL

XI 9STATB. Notloe is hereby given, that the undersigned, Oomml'aloner, appointed by the Court of Common.Pleas, at the December Term, 1868, wi'l eipoee at public sale, U. the highest biddvr for cssh, •n Saturday, the 18th day of March, 1869, at 8 o'clock P. M., at the door of the Flrat National Bank, cornsr of Fourth and Wabaeh streets, Terre Haute, the following Beal Xstate, in Vigo eounty, Indltna, to-wit

Oommenclng forty feet (40) east o' the north lot •eventy*» ght (T8) ley's Division to the town of Terre Haute, then-*

west corner of lot •eventy*» ght (T8) of John Sib the town of Ter east one hundred and twenty (180) feet, tbence south one hundred and forty-nine feet (149) feet, to the lands owned by the Terre Htuie, Alton & 8t, Loois Ballroad Company thence west one hundred and twenty (120) feet Irom thenee north, one hundred and forty-nine (149) teet, to the place of beginning. A. LAISGE, pdtd Commissioner.

^AGNER & MpFARLANE,

8TOWE "CIJTTEBS,

Are prepsred to execute all orders for the stone work for Buildings, Fences, Flagging, and everything in this 11 e. WAGNBB McFARLANK executed the word on the State Normal Scbool. Whioh is suffioient recommendation. Stone Yard on east side of the T. H., ft I. B. B. Freight Depot. Ie6d3m

gOMETHING NEW I

KBT CHICKS MAjji TO OBDXB. A KEY Cheok is a small oval, German silver Check, marked with the owner's name, to be fastened to a bunch of.keys, carried in the pocket. These key cheeks may also be attache' to Valises, Trunks and other artioles. They are very neat and useful.

Also, Hotel and Baggage Checks furnished on shtirt nbtfto. Door Key Checks numbered and lettered, The price of a Key Check ii forty oents, and will be sent by mail on receipt df price.

I also have a nice article of Steel Key Blogs and Chains. Any of the above artioles can be had by calling at my Grocery Store, on the corner of Fourth and Lafayette streets, or by dropping a'line in the Post Offise. jal4d3m WM. BANKIN.

I O N BAKER1, CANDY MANtrrACTOBY, AND

O S O E

FRANK JBElJflG

Manufacturers of all kinds of

CRACKERS,

BREAD and CAKES, PBETZELS, •cd Dealer* in

O E I E S

On Lafayette it., between Ouual and Depot,

A E INDIANA.

Orders left at N. Ksts^nbach's Store, Main Street, or 4th street, will be promptly attended to. Ja20dtf

S. DOOLEY,

SVCOBSSOB TO M. W. O'OONHBLL,

Has for Sale'

SCHOOL BOOKS,

NEWSPAPERS,

AND-

PIC1 ZJ JB JSSFV

No. 104 Main Street. JaSldlw

JJRMOYAL.

sell thea.',

RAILROAD AGENCY.

thave moved my ofloe to MoKeen A Paddock's Mill, where I Would bo pleased to see say old ftteode and ooctomers. rough reeeipts given os shipments of proto ul Bastern Cities. AU&ell, sad Kail aai Water rates as low, and time aa qniok as aad

Grain In balk shlpptd to New vUkPstdautofcsn. JAPMX.nU|B,ACl.

TV*, L. H. BAHTJF )LOMKW \J

SuseiOH

axd

Macaxicrc**

E N 1 'IV

tueoMwr to Dr. D. 1L WILD, No. National Block, Tarn Hanto

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M*fu st.

M30RT. I

O. LINCOLN,-

JJK.0.

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Density

In Terre H«n(«,

Omoa—On Sixth Stmt, -Main am) Ohio, on door aonih of National ttnaw. liaring had upwards of eighteen jean' azpeHaaM in Dentistry, he le confident that be can gin iart«facttoB in all caeee. [jjrfr'dly.

HOTELS...

pAMIERS' HOTEL,

CORNER NINTH CHERRY STS. Opposite Baslsni Barket Haas*. Having a large Wagon Yard attachtd, will en* able as to give ceneral satisfaction to tbe trav ellng public. D. W. BANKIN.

JAOOS

aura.

Co a. 8ixth

sao. c. BUT

NATIONAL HOUSE,

and

Maik Stssst,

TEBBS HAUTE, IND. JACOB Mm A SOB-... •FBOPBIKTOR8. 1

This House lias been thoroughly return my SSdwlr

ERRERAUTE HOUSE, OO&SIB MAIN AMU fBVBSTB STUBTS, Torre Haate, Indiana.

This Hotel bas reoently been reflttod, and putts flrst-closa order, offering aooommodations oueur passed In the State.

T. C. BCHTIK, Proji'r

pLARK \J OOEHKB

HOUSE.

cobsbb or riasr and obio stbxits.

Terre Haute, Indiana.

W B. GRIFFITH Propprletor

Office of Marshall, licnti'coma atd Palaetlne Hack Lines. Free Buss to and from all Trains,. ''nov48dtf

PARK HOTEL, 3

ON TBE AMEBIC AN AND EDKOPEAN PMN,

Cor. Beekman and Nassau Sts.

Wear City Hall Park New York

GEORQE WIGHT, Proprietor.

N. B.—Located In the ve-y heart of the wholetale bu-lness, t-Is Is one of the moe convelntly located Hotels far merchants. Business men and others visiting the plty.©viij» a d88dSm

PACIFIC HOTEL, .L 17U, 172, 174 and 176 Greenwich 8 treet, One duor north of Oortiandt, and one block west of Broadway.

The undersigned takes pleasure In announcing to il's numerous friends and patrons that from this date, the charge of the Pacific wftl be $2,60 perdiiy.

Being sole Proprietor of this uonse, and thers fore, free from the too common exaction of an inordinate rent, be is fully sb!e to meet the downward tendency of prices Without any falling off «f service.

It will now, as heretofore, be his aim to maintain undimiuished tbe favorable reputation of the'1 Pacific, which it has onjeyed for many years, ai one of the best travelers' hotels.

The table will- be bo?ntl'ully supplied with every delicacy*of the (lessen. The attendance will be found efficient and obliging.

The location will be found canvenient for these whose bnsiuess oails them in the lower part of the ity, and of ready access to all Ballrcad and Steamboat Lilies. fe2dw6m JOHN PATTKN,

PHYSICIANS.

DR.I.D.

S 1

BRO

', ..

No. 41 North Fouith Street,

MAGNETIC ASD B0L80TIC PH181C1AN.

febSdtf

R. DkDERKY, HQMffiOPAT^IO PHTSIOIiir, SIKBBON 4*D ACOOtO^EU. Bsria: Bight Bev. Bishop Talbott, D. D.,

W. Martin, J. 8. Beach. Esq. Br. Bggert. Orrioi

AMD Bssidinob

on Mulberry street,»

tween 6tJ» apd 7th, ne*t to Normal 8ohool. sS6dtf

R. A. ARNAUD.

Orric*—Corner of Mftin aad Fifth Streets, over the Nfttieoel BtAte B&nk. BisiDBNOB—Chestnat St*, between 6th ana 7th. (Ul2ljl TKBBB HAUTfi. IND.

"Similia SimUibus Curanter.'\, TTAYING ASSOCIATED OUR-

I* elves together for tho practise of Medicine with the above Homosapathlo law as cur guide, we will be pleased to attend all who msy need onr professional servltei.

OFFICE, 139 MAIN STBEBT,

between 6th and flih streets, ov«r Hudson's China Store. APPLKBE WATERS JaSSdlm

YOUNG,

KJ, 'V VJ

PHYSICIAN and \8UBOEON

OFFICE*—West Side Pnblle Square, (Formerly occupied by Dr. Curtis.)

Calls attended to night and day. Beaidence at National House. r-i Ja»dtf

ATTORNEYS.

H.BLAKE,

Attorney at Law,

AKD

ISTPX-AJATSR PUBLIC. OrriOE—On Ohio Street, between Third and Fourth Streets. ect28d&w6m no. p. BAUD. OHABLXS OBOR. gAIRD GRUFT,

Attorneys at Law, Omoa.—No. 82 Main Street, np stairs. feblftltf

Wm. E. McLBAN,

Attorney and Conneellor at Law,

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT,

Terre Haute, Ind. Orrios.—No. 86 Main Street. dec5dl

UNDERTAKERS.

8 A A A

UNDERTAKER.

[t prepared to execute I orders la his line wit* aeatnsss and dispatch

jTdbt

of third and Cherry

rfett, Terre HanU, Indiana. Jan90-6-d»tf

JJNDERTAKERr

O'OONNEWi5

Having purchased baok from X. W- Obadwiok, Qruber A Co., the Undertakers establishment, and having had ssvsn years experienoe in the buslnees, ii uoW prepared to iurnish Metalio Burial Oases, Caskets, aua Wooden Cofflns, of all nyles and sixes, firom the best and largoat stock of burial material In the State, at 104Main Street, Terre Han to, Indiana. dwtI Terre Haute jSS.Ma

wnrr'C!

MALTEfTRACt.

Great Seduction in Price.

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BIUxetSONU

far (Be BckllltMe«.

[asfaOLiUT avaspis xoraxai.] A Certain BB1UDT for Disorders of the

THB0AT, CHBT, LIJI0B AHB STOMACH. Sold by Draggi'sts sad Qrcners.

JOS. 8.

Ms Aj-ipr V.8.

FKfeH8K*, S*

fit Murray St., How Istk.

«M MM flwtiia ft B. A.

JaailiHIy.tt

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Secrets of the Great

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ONLY $2.75 PER COPY. •r Send for Circulars aad see oar terms, anda full description of the work. Address JONB8 BBOTHBB8 A Co., Oiaataaati, O. Chicago, III., or St. Louis, Mo. ... ¥TWA1V —Inferior works of a vJL li J.

J."iB similar character are

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Honey,Glycerine, Elder Flower, Bouquet and Palm,

In Quality, 8tyle and Perftjme warranted tqual to tbe Kngllsh and sold fully 60 per sent, cheaper, which accounts for the groat failing off in the demand lor the foreign sosps, and tne unprecedented suocess of the American Company Toilet HoaBS. now sold eveaywbere in the Daitei States. fietKONI, TAH BAA6EK GOn

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Citation,—Do not bo imposed upon fcy other parties palming off worthless cast-iron machines, under the same name or otherwise. Ours is the only genuine and really practical machine manufactured.

EARLY BOSE POTATO-!™"£,°

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SAL,

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only

Jooa-

cents. Addrees GBO. A. DKITZ,

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Nurseries of W. F. Heikes.

OLD ESTABLISHMENT with a new feature. Every person can procure Tfets and rlaals at Vliol«aa|e Prlfen, by ordering throngh onr Cwb Department. For prlcfs and other information, address W. F. HK1KES, Dayton, Ohio.

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and vMov* horses oan be driven with

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Agents Wanted

FOB

THE AMEBICANTEA.B BOOK S.SB NA TIONAli B8GIBTSB for 1889. Astronomical, Historical, Political, Financial, Commtrclal, Agricnltural. Bdusational, Beliglous. This work contains a vast fund of late vain able information respecting the United State* and Forelgi countries, including avery departAUnt of th Oeneral and State Qovernmenti, .which all classcs will find invaluable fordally Wirence. Addrcsi O. D. OASB AGO., POM OjWnTHOUSe, Clnoin nati Ohio.

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Lippknoott A Babkwiu: The people seem to be oraay about your Ban Jaoset

Axes. Please send me twenty doaen

more.

Tturs traly, W. D. F.

(jACrTirOJV.--Urprinolpled

dealer

are selling Axes painted rsd, as the Ben.

Jacks

Axe. The good qualities of 1 his Axe consists in Its CUTTING qualities, In the red paint. The "Bbd

Jacxit" Isnot

WANTED—

for sale by all responsi

ble hardware dealers and tbe manufacturers.

LIPWJPWT A BAKEWELL, Pittsburgh, Pa.

KMITTISe MACHINE. Pr ce 9*S. The simplest, cheapest and beat Knitting Machine ever invented. Will knit

8J,0C0

it'tobes per mln.

ute. Liberal inducements to Asents. Address AMERICAN KNITTING MAOHIBS CO., Boston, Mass,, or St. Louis, Mo.

THE PATENT HAtilC COBB!

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Magic Comb Company, Springfield, Maas.

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PSKT.CT saiistaction

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guaraatred. Good

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Newell Posts,'

a Flerlng and Siding,

And all deacriptiona of Finished Lumber.

Wholesale and Betail Dealers —IN PINE LUMBER,

Lath and Shingles, Slate Roofing, Cement Hoofing,

Roofing Felt.

Custom Sawing, Planing and Wood rnrnlng DONE to ORDER. AU Work Warranted!

Corner of Ninth and Mulberry Sts. JaSSdtf

S THE

WISE MEN of the LAND

The Divine, (be Pbysiclan, the Judge

JJSE DAILY

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JOHN BAKNIKLE. Merchant Tailoi-, MAIN 8TEEKT, Over Saxton j* Walmsley's Dry Goods store Would respect«ully Call the attention ofthe clt 1 sens oi Terre Baste, and th publio in general, that he has rented rooms above Saxton A Walmi* ley's Dry Qeods store, :or the purpose of carrying on

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T»

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WISBtKOTOS, B.C.

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