Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 February 1869 — Page 2

DAILY EXPRESS

tkkbe haute, inu

Saturday Horning, Feb. 201b, 1669.

"Disgrace."

Senator Bice,of Parke, expresses a seraJe ment for which the friends of education yl all parts of the State will thank £jxi,when he declared that the only proper~ courte to pursue is to finish the Normal School building, at once, and put the school in operation. He shows a traa appreciation of honor when he inserts thW "any other coarse will be a disgrace to the State." "Why "a disgrce" Because the State, having adopted (be plan on which the building is being constructed, and having accepted the liberal donation of Terre Haute, ia bound in honor and good faith to carry the work forward to completion. To violate that pledge of faith would, indeed, be "a disgrace to the State."

But there is still another reason why the State will court "disgrace," if it stall fail to complete the building and put the school in operation, and that reason is that the institution is greatly needed to educate teachers for our publio schools.

With the exception-of the cities and larger towns In Indiana, her free schools are plodding along half a century "behind the times." With a rich abundance of native talent, whioh could be made available in the business of teaching our children, we yet liave few good teachers except those who are induced to oome' here from other States. We honop and are grateful to them for their services in our bebalf, but we despise the niggardly policy that renders their services necessa* ry. The young men and women of Indiana, particularly the latter, need employment, and wo rob them of the means of Belf-support when we deny them facilities for making their talents available in S profesiioa for whioh they are naturally adapted.

We do a mean and contemptible thing when we make it neceisary to publish.to the world the fact that this great, rich, noble State

because she has no school where

her own sons and daughters can be trained for that profession. Perhaps some of our legislators may •ee no "disgrace" in the faot that whenever

trained intellect

teacher's desk or in the

we have' only the raw material here at home. It is probable that those gentle men enjoy the present relation between this State and t&e East, a relation which makes us dependent not alone for teach, ers, but for almost everything else, except some of the products of the soil and a few of the coarser manufactures. It is quite likely that such Solons will be con. tent to see the people of this State mainly devoted to raising hogs, year after year, while our Tankee friends kindly supply us with educational facilities and all the manufactured articles that we require.— Such men are incapable of seeing any better destiny for our State than that of being a mammoth hog pasture and cornfield. Not that we would disparage agricultural occupations or speak disrespectfully of those who follow them, but we would encourage that independence which is easily attainable, and without which we may not hope to escape "disgrace."

Personal and Political,

Swobds publishes and Spears edits the Yioksburg

Herald.

Brevet Brio. Gejt. Leslie, Major and Paymaster United States army, has been retired by order of the PresidentGen. Leslie has served in the regular army 46 years.

A Frkxoh paper states that every seventh day ex-Queen Isabella receives a small parcel containing the chemise which Sister Patrocinio has worn during the preceding Week, and that she wears the dirty garment for the next seven days. This is indeed realising literally the school girl's bad translation of "tbe last shift of love"—"la

Vamottr."

dernier* chemitt

It is believed that as the Chinese population in our Pacifio States increase, serious difficulties will arise from the arbitrary management of tbe Chinese secret societies, originally trade societies, formed for tbe protection of labor. These societies seem to have degenerated into despotic secret tribunals,, whioh often interfere with the oourse of justice, and exercise prerogatives of punishment which are in this oountry delegated to courts of jastlce.

The action of the Senate, in refusing a Committee of Conference on the Suffrage Amendment, and also in refusing to co£ our in the proposition as it passed the

an agreement between the two Houses does not look at all promising. Thx St. Louis jDemocrat notices as "a ourious thing" the fact that the central Democratic organisation of New York, the Manhattan Club, should be forced by formal action, to "break off from'* a set of officials nominated and eleuted by that party, because those officials arb "in league with" the thieves and mtfrtierers

fraudulent returns? Here is an Illustration: of tfe" working of the political i*!•» chine in a great city. Democracy offers to the jaw-baking class inaftunity from punishment 'for tho sake of its votes.— Officials -are chosen who are "in league with'* scoundrels. The party cheats the honest voters of the State, and the officials protect it. And crime runs riot, uniil.vigilance C9 mm it tees spring up, and ^lie Manhattan Club resolves io break off from the sfcerifft" Beautiful

While in some quarters there are vig orous efforts for the abolition of capital punishment, thejre is a great commotion raised in the State.of New Torkjust now because a ^humane Sheriff administered a doae of chloroform to criminal just before he was swung off. We refer to the case of tke murderer Cars well, recently executed in Oneida county. The Sheriff has been complained of to the Governor and legislation is called for to prevent sudb a mitigation of the extreme penalty

Hojr. E. B. Washbubke is seriously ill and his condition excites apprehension He has been troubled for two or three years with, what was supposed to be spinal disease, for which he was treated & year or two ago, in Paris. There has been a return of the symptoms during the last few months, we understand, but the exact nature of hie present illness is not stated. He is a man of vary robust constitution, and at this crisis, when men of his stamp are much needed in public affairs, it is to be hoped that be wtll speedily regain his health.

House bill No. 94, to amend section twenty-nine of an act defining fellonles prescribing penalties for officers accept ing undue rewards or bribes, etc.

Beport of special committee of the House on the question of parliamentary law, pending between the two Houses.

Report of the joint special committee on the ereatioa ot a Gubernatorial mansion

Prof. Bead of Missouri on Public ducatlon— lecture. Pro*. Bead, President of the Missour State University, by invitation of the Legislature*.delivered a lecture in the Hall of the House of Representatives at Indianapolis last Wednesday evening, upon the general subject of education, in whioh, after Indulging 1n some interesting reminiscences pertaining to the Con vention wbioh framed our present Slate Constitution, of whiob he was a member from tbe county of Monroe, and referring to the history and organisation of our present free school system, with 111 Urge school fund,now reaohing eight millions of dollars,he used the following lan quage concerning the State Normal School

But I must pass to other topics, for I desire to epeak not merely of common schools, but of other institutions which pertain to you, as a civiliied people aiming at the highest excellence in science, literature, and the arts both practical and esubetio.

JTirit of all, of the Normal School as intimately connected with the whole sys lem of common school education :—and nere I have but to cheer you on you have taken forward steps and cannot go back. I will repeat here what a few weeks since, I said to certain gentlemen at Terre Haute after I had carefully ex amined tbat noble edifioe designed for the State Normal School, so far as com pleted, and the.plans wherein not completed. I said to these gentlemen what 1 know to be true, "you have here by far the beet building for tbe object on the Continent." This is not too strong lan.

House, leaves little prospect of any agree- I guage. The Normal building of Minne ment on this subject at the present session. I *ot*

On receding from jts amendments, tbe

building

p*"'

tne sheriff, as the tool of tbe party, ia t»»nat« in your beginnings. I bound to .proteot it in snch crimes as it commit Has anybody been naturalisation frauds, or for

may commit? Has anybody been pun- •^Uy

Bt-Te"0 Haule'

who have driven New York to freniy lucb^and how honorable to'the "stateio How comes it that a party selects officials I have it such. This should be tbe high Who are in league with scoundrels and *linof Indiana—of gallant, noble Indiana. Thus far you have been singularly fortunate, not more so in the building than in the location.

law*breakers? How but that the votes of the scoundrels and law-brakers of New York were wanted te swell a Democratic majority, and were secured by the selection of satisfactory persons for officers of law? How comes it that a party organisation has by some definite action to "break off from" certain officials?—I refinenien!of^if®to b. broken off tie .hniV'

And in

tfijfNormal or Train! in Great Britain) education.

LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY. Thursday, February 18. SENATE.. ,UI The Senate met at 10 o' clock. A resolution to print one thousand copies of the address of professer Daniel Readj made before the members of the Legislature last evening, was adopted. ben ate bill No. 178 to fix the time for holding the courts in the First Judicial Circuit, whioh had been recalled from tbo hands of the Governor, was amended and passed

Senate

must import teachers for her

children,

ibill

No. 133, to amend the law

concerning.tfee relocation of county seats, was passed.'The afternoon session was consumed in disousslon, in Committee of the Whole upon the Omnibus Educational bil. llts further consideration was postponed until 10 o'clock to-morrow, ^to wjiicn time the Senate adjourned.

HOUSE.

Bills passed— ««*?.

House bill No 139, for the relief of Nicholas Moreback and his sureties from

is wanted, in the I the payment of ajudgment against them

pulpit, we are

tor publio moneys that were stolen from

very likely to go abroad for it, because ^Mpreback while acting as a township

officer. House bill No,65 to amendfsection 15 of an adt to incorporate manufacturing and mining companies.

House bill No, 46, to amend section 351 of the act to revise, simplify and abridge the rules of practice in civil cases.

House bill No, 83 to amend sections 16 17 and 18 of the act regulating fees of officers, with an amendment increasing the pay of jurors from $2,$5 to {2,00

diem. ..

per

House bill No, 33"to enable incorporate towns to lay out streets and alleys, and to make improvements, etc.

House bill No. 68' prohibiting prize fighting, prescribing penalties, &c. Houoe bid No, 18 to amend section two and four of the act for the incorportiun of building and loan associations.

The only hope is by improving oar teachers—of training them for their practical vocatiQA.— Here is the very first step toward nm provement, and this is the direction of effort nom everywhere being madii" ftp' the intelligent friends of educational progress, not only in this country but in every other-country. Qoodeohoalattanagk the ministry

ignorant or untitled

teachers area manifest Impossibility. iTbb Normal' training school is the admitted and recognized agency for the Improvement of-the methods of instruction.'

Mr. Bice, tbe Superintendent of' Instruction in New York, makes this striking declaration: "That it would have been a saving of expenditure of money, and far better for the schools of tbe State, had a' hundred thousand dojlats been annually, during the p4st twenty years, deducted from tne sum apportion ed to the school districts and applied to the support of Normal training schools."

If this is true of New York where many facilities exist for preparing teachers, bow much more true is it of Indiana. Far better would it be for the interests of education in your Stat», I say this advi sedly, to appropriate the income of one million of your school fund to train professedly your teachers, than to turn over the whole income direotly to the fQhpol£ It will be as Mr. Bice has saidt or' Neifc York, an

absolute saving

of money—it will

be public economy. You

eannot

Let the hand of retrenchment strike anywhere, rather than upon'bur inatitu tione of education those institutions which, of all others, constitute the glory of a State, nay, its very salvation. Education is even better than

retrenchment

Much, you are to remember, yet,remains to be done for your Sttftb Normal School, in order to carry out the designs commensurate with the beginning. Not only is the building to be completed, but furniture, library, apparatus, maps, models, fcc are to de provided and then, you are to support an able and compe tent faculty. It is an admirable arrangement which divides the expense with the city of Terre Haute—that is, if I understand tbe plan, throws the expense of supporting the model sohool upon the city.

You are to remember that the benefit of tbe school will be not merely in the direct training ef teachers. It will stand in your midst an unconscious teacheri, it will elevate the profession th-ougheut the State, it will give it tone and dignity, it will oause every teacher in the State to feel prouder of his profession, it will be a perpetual monitor calling him to high, er effort to qualify himself for the work In this respect it was wise policy to build up one Normal Institution for tbe State, rather thfin a half dozen inferior schools which would have but a neighborhood in fluence, and would awaken no sentiment of professional pride.

I know very well such equipments as propose will cost money. You cannot carry on the institution without the nerves and sinne ws of all useful enterprise —andyetTsay to you, it will prove to your State the very cheapest agency of education—and the higher the cost, if that cost be judicious, the cheaper it will be. In saying this I use no paradox.

A correspondent of tbe Detroit

Tjesth

S•om

crat,

'Winona, costing $120,000, tbat of

l\'l£oU Norm^.

DMn-

ing these, I have spoken ef the best, not excepting tbe Canada Training Sohool at Toronto, wbioh also ranks as one of the best in any Country. Your building, so complete as to arrangement, warming ventilation and other appointments, so grand and imposing as to its style of architecture —so substantial as to its material and structure, is an indication of the intention of the State, to have not only the best building, but the best and most completely organised school in the United States. I see no why

Tbo city of Terre Haute is perfectly accessible—not too large, yet large enough to furnish the model School wiih the beat class of pupils. The inhabitan la are an industrious well to do peoplerapidly advancing in the industries and

It, i* in short, a place

Um f.i JOU l»a Im p«a||„|y

mistake or initStep—may

fortunat8 iu

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see no

the State be

"mains to be

'-Citiaen*.—At this day it {g

Clouded with Imfubxtixs

are only for those who will not take the trouble to keep them in perfect order by the daily use of SokodomT. As certainly as afresh breeae drives the mernlng mist from the face of nature, tbis hygeian

reparation will remote every blemish the dental surface, and keep the teeth always 'pure and spotless. deodlw.

IF tou WANT A BxAUTinri. Complex ion, A Fair Skis,if you desire to have all irritating and distressing eruptions and cutaneous diseases cured without full, go to any druggist and ask for Palmer's Lotion.—Columbia, (Ind.)

July,12,

How often do you hear the complaint from the mother and father that their son or daughter is welljtbat they have no appetite that.they feel languid that their bead aches tbat they are growing tbln and feeble,- aad that.they haye no life or energy left. That they are 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 Plaktatiok Bittibs moderately three times a day, and our word for it they will recover, dwlw.

Maomolia

1180,000, that

..... I "I New Jersey at Trenton, a very oostlv

Senate voted ayes 33, noes 24, failing in a I building, will not compare in accommo-two-thirds vote on the final concurrence. I dation or in the substantial excellence of It beoomej necessary, therefore, to start Ilhe structure with your Normal School anew, and, with the little time remaining,

Watkl—Superior to the

best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. 10-dwlw

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J^OTICE. The firm of Tnefl. Bipley A Co., wa* dlaselved on tba l«t of Ja nary, by mutual content, Mr. Q. W. Haberly retiring, and Arthnr Deming taking hi* place- Thevnew firm will be knows uadw tbe atyle of Tnall, Bipley A Denting.

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E A I I E jo

have

good schools without good teachers. The Normal School is just as important in training the teacher, as the Medical School in training the Physician, lam in favor of economy always, and in the administration of Public Funds, especially in these times but it is to be remembered that parsimony is the worst economy.

mimr-'-'t -*n.

Tribune

writing from Flint, Mich., says: "Justice Stevenson was applied to by an excited husband, on Tuesday, for a warrant for the arrest of complainant's wife and her 'next friend' for the crime of adultery.— On examination of tbe injured husband it appeared that he had'swapped' his wife for a pony, which was warranted 'sound, true and good to rid*,' but on trial the pony was found laoking, and although the accused pai ties had been living together in Livingston county, about Ave miles from Fentonville, since the 'swap' was made, the husband proposed to repudiate tbe bargain. Tbip case, which is aotually true as stated, surpasses anything of the kind that has transpired in the commer cial world in our reoollection. It will pass as a legal transaction, perhaps, *un der the 'law irerehant,' regulating the tbe relations of Sleeping 'ana'active part new.'"

ASSETS, #d85,000, the agency of thli Company hating b«' placed in «nr bands, we (ball be happy to receive the patronage of the old friend* of this sterliog Company, and of tbe pnblio generally. Polioie* issued on f»Torakle terms, by .WHAttXOS, BIAOH A OO.,

ISdlm Agent*.

XTOTICE OP SALE OF REAL ESTATi. NotlOe l* hervby.gWen, that tbeandunigned

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BaoodHor to Dr. D. X. WILD, No, KfttSs&ml Block, TtonQajit* Ia ur

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BITTEK-SW1RT A9B OKiMfiB BLQSS01S Obb 7$ottl«, $1,00—Thre#

for

18.00.

1000 Bottle* sold la one day in N. T. City, eur All Draggbta in TEEBI HAUTE

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Standard Preparations ABJC "Costard iaLjmek, 4e», Extenilmators,"Costar's Bed feme Kx enBlaators, "Oeatai^ (Only Pore) laseet fiswwr. "All Drnggists in Tsaaa Havra sell them.','

Addre»o "Gobtab," 10 Crosby St., N. Y. Or, John F. Pxkbt, (Successor to) DEHA8 B&BNKS CO., 21 Park Bow, K.

Said in TKBBK HAUTE, by BABB, GULICK & B£BBY, WholeaaU attd B«Mdl Agent*. Janldwly-n to BM.

lBBIAS'S IIFB INYIBORATOB, OB LIFE REJUVENATING ELIXIB, Tor all Derangemonti of the Urinary Orgatit.

It (Ivaa

Life, Health and Strength

to all who nie it and follow my dlreot.onr. It navar fail* to remoye Nerroni Debility, Impotanoj or want of Power, and all wavkoe.* arising from Kxceisw or Indlsoretioo, reealtiog in. loss of memory, nnpleuant dreamt, weak nervee, headache, Mnrou trembling, general Uteitode. dlmneat of vision, flashing of th-i akin, whioh, if neglected, will anreiy load to .Inaalty or Connmptlon. When tbe teita ia once affected, it wlU not recover without help.: It BHtet bo invigorated and itrengthened, to enakle the lufferer to fa'flll thedatie* of liW. 1, ibis'mtdicine hai been ttited for many year*, and it i* warranted* certain oust, no meuer how bad th- caae may be. Bnndrede

PUTNAM

eartlOSatea

oantjeihowo. Prioe, one Dollar

pot

bottle,

•Iz bottle*for fire Dollar*. 80tD BT AtL DBUQOiarS. I If yon eannot procara it tend a itatement of your oase, and enolose the m»ney td BBTaM

00.. 64 Oedar itreet, Mew Tork, and It will be •ent yon. On receipt 'of Tiye Dollari, a bottle nearly eqtial to seven small, will be eent to an nxpreaeofllce in the United States, charges paid Private circuUra, lent on application. Bncloie itamp. declSdaodwly saw ,vww.uttc«1 rf' err: /C I cnc'

FIRE.INSURANCE

or HAfiirOBD, CONK.

O^mmiolonsr, ^pointed by the Conrt mon Ploa*, at the December To-ib, 1808, rill ex poae at public sale, to thehlgbeet bidder for cash, an 8atnrday, the ISth day of March, 1SS9, at 8 o'clock P. M.,, at the door of the Tint National Bank, corner of Fourth and Wabaah ytreeti. Terre Hacte, the following Baal Batata, in Vigo eounty, IndUna, to-wit:

Commencing forty feet (40) east of the north weet corne of lot aeventy-e ght (78) of John Sib ley'* Dirlilon the town of Terr» Baute, then ea.t one hundred and twenty (180) faet. thence toutb ocjl hundred and fsrty-nlne faet (li9) fee to tbe la'ndi'9rned by th* Terre & ate, Alton 8t. Lo'i» Railroad Company thence weft one hundred and twenty (120) feet: from tbenee north, one hundred and forty-nine (149) faet, to

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STOKE CIJTT£B8, Are prepared to execute all order* for the |tnne work for Buildiaga, Tenoe., Flagging, and everything in tbi* II WaGNIU McTA BLANK executed tbe word on tbe State Normal School, whiob is aufflcieat reoommendacton. Stone Tard on east side

the T. H., A I. B. freight De

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gOJ£ETHIN0 NEW I 1 KIT OHXOK3 MADB TO OBDBB. A KIT Gheok it amail fral, fltrsun allver Check, maiK»d with the owner'* oaan to be fastened to a bunch of keje, carried In the pocket. Thee* key check* may alio J* attache to Valitee, Trunk* and other artioles. The/ Me very neat antuse fal.

Also, Hotel and Bugaege Cheek* fnrniihed on short notice. Door Key Check* numb"red aM lettered, The price of a Key Check forty crate, and wUl be *ent~by mall on receipt of price.

I alio haTtanloe art ole of Steal Key BlDga and G^ain*. Any of the above articJUa can he had by calling at my Qrooery Store, on the oor ner of Fourth and Lafayette street*, or by drop pln« a line in the Poat Offln. jal4d3m WM. RAKE I If.

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Mannfaoturen of alftinda of

CRACKERS, BREAD and OAKES, PBET2EL8,

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and Dealcn In

O E I E S

On Lafayette St., between Canal and Depot, E A E INDIANA. Order* left at N. Katsenbach'* gtore, Haip •treat, or 4th (treat, will be promptly attended to. jaSOdtf

J^ H. DOOLEY,

SUOCBSSOB TO sr. W. O'OOKBXLL,

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JPJC1 VRES.

No. 104L ..Main Street. JaStdlw

JJEMOYAL.

RAILROADAGENC?.

I have moved my offlee to MoKeen A Peddepjt •111, where I would te pleased to eee my old friends and customers lente of pre-

uiratu taa uuNUBivrrr Through receipts given on shipmente of dnoe toall Eaatem utlee. All W^vsd Ball Water ratea as low. aad time aa quiok aa' •js,

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Unsa. Oratn la bulk shipped to Hew and Ms* without change of cars. JAMES a.'TBBBaX* AfU tS3iibi,Vai c.-tltW .tl£. A it.

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The Oldest Establishtni IaTene Hrmi--, OlIKll

On:fltalth

llU»»t,

Ohio, onadoor aovth-of Katfoaal House. H»riii( had apwarda-of aightoen yean' ezpe rlsnoe in Dfentwry, hs^tS oobfldent tbat ha tea tgtnsatlitatioB t»aa r*—. 1.

HOTELS.

^AKMEBS' HOTEI/r

CORNER yriSTR CHERRY STS.

Oypodle isitsti ark«t Hansc. HkTing* largo Wafoo Yard

abto ma to

LADIES!! .. J'

This Hotel naareeently Ueea refitted, and put la Orat-daae order, offering aooommodationa nneur passed in'the State. t. O. BVHT1N, Prop'r.

HOUSE.

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Terr© Haute,:. Indiana

W. B. 8BIFFITB. Proprietor Office of KarShall, Hcnfc-cuam and Paleetine Hack Line*. 4

Free Bum tniaad from alliTraiin* oovSSdtf

.^FARK HOTEL, ON' TIC AMKBICAK AND EUROPEAN PIAV,

Cor. Beekman and Nassau Sts.

Near City Kali Park New Terk GEOBGE WIGHT, Proprietor. N. B.—Located in the very heart of the wholetale buslneii, this ia ona of the mpat conveintly located Hotel* for Merchant*, Bu*ine»a men and other*viaitingtheoity. d29dSm otfjsteqo n:

EACIFIC174HOTEL,

170, 17S, and 176 Greenwich Street, One door north of Oortlandt, and one block we*t of Broadway.

The underalgned takes pleasure In announcing to h'a numerous ftienda and patrons that fr tbla date, the ohari% ef th* Pacific wlil be 92,60 per day

Being aole Proprietor of thf* House, and therefore, free from tbe too common exaction of an Inordinate, rent, he la. fully able .tomeet the db'wn* ward tendency of price* without any falling off »f eerrlce.

It will now, as hereiofore, be hi* aim to maintain nnjimlnlahed the favorable reputation or tbe Pacific, which it ha* enj yed for many years, a« one ot the beat travelers' hotel*.

The table will -be toanti ally (applied with every d«licacy the *en*jn.' Th* attendance will be found efljclent and obliging

The location wi:l ba fjUod o^uvenient for these whose business call* them in the lower part of tbe '.ity, and of ready accest to all Bailroad and Steamboat Lii.es. fe2dw6m JOHN PATTKK.

PHYSICIANS.

JJR.1. D. SE^LY, No. 41 North Fouith Street, MAGNETIC ASD ECLECIIC PH18ICIAN. febSdtf T\R. DkDERKY,

HOHdOPATHfO

PHISICIAN, JbBeKON AND ACCOCCHEB. Barca: Big&t fiev.'Biahop i?albott, D. D., B." W. Martin. J. 8. Beach, Baq. Br. Bggerk

Omot am BiStMHca on Mulberry street, tween 6th and 7th, next to Normal Sohool. 1 *S5dtf

R.A. AKNAUD. Orrtoa—Corner .of Mala and Fifth Street*, over tbe'Natiooal State Bank.

BettSBNoa-i-Obeitnttt St*, between 6th and 7th. ml21?l TKBAH HAUXK. lND.

"Similia Similibus CuranUr."m

ITAVING ASSOCIATED OTJK. 1 I reive* together for the practice of Medicine with the above Homoeipathlo law aa onr gaide,

•pe

will be pleaaed

JaMdlm

A. LAOB,

Bdtd Commiieloner.

^AGNEB & MoFARLANE

A Warkdeecrtptlve

jtttend all who m»y neet our

profe**10Dfl «*ryli*. OFFICE, 139 jr^is snmsf, between 6th and Oik itreota, ovt Budion'* China Store. APPLEBr «ATII|I

J. YOUNG,

PHYSICIAN and\SJ7RGEQN

OFFICE~Ws*t IMs PnMI« Square, (Formerly occupied by Dr. Oartia.) Call*attended to nifht aad day.

National Hon**.

Attorneys at Law, Omoi.—Bo. 8S Main Street, np atairs. febllidtl

Wm. E. MoLBAN,

Attorney and ConnewUor at Law

QENSEAL "COLLBCTlKO AGENT, Terre Haute, Ind. Omea.—No. 86 Main Street. '.',1 tei6dly

UNDERTAKERS.

S A A A UNDERTAKER prepared to execute1 1 order* In hi* line wit amnea* and dispatch jrner of third and Cherry r«tt, Terre Bant*. Indiana. IaaSn-6-dwtf

JNDERTAKBR ML. W. O'OOiraEJLJtl. Having .purohaaad baok from E. W. Ghadwlck, Oruber A Co., the Undertakers Establishment, and having had seven yvars experience in the bnaineas,

uow prepared, to furnish Metalio Bu

rial Case*, Oaaket*, aU. Wooden Oofflns, of all style* and rise*, from the best aad largest stock of bnrial material ia th* State at lOiMaia Street, Terre Haul*, Indiana. dwtf Terre Hautey3B.Ma

i.'OTr tgaffio Sa

HOFF'S

MALTEXTRACT

Great Beduotion in Price. Qvaurta aan PaoraariM Ukufxiud. A BelHUMflu, Kntrttlnns KTKBA6K.

A Pleaaant IaTlgoraUaKiHiXil. A nabstitntefor Ale mdMKok«ile Orlilu. A STB&MerHKNBB far Ifea OcblUtnted. [ssreotAUT KVBStae MOTH ESS.]

A Certain BEMEDV lor Disorders of th) tebuat,

cam, trass

as^btoiach.

Eold by Druntits and Grocers.

JOS.

Sok Aftnt for V.

Mm vd*

-fdJiA v&}

PIDZBSK^

efot

2% Murray St., New fork. AMI Pi aiiwwi

t/ Jf. A,

Jao^odly-Tr vj"

iaiol feW :.i

the VIBIUSU,

Vis, tba •mcBIIS, MUCkm anif XI. kesrTerk City. ffyon

wi*h to know

how

lc*t4a day

...1

atiadud,

give

will

general

Mtiiraetioa to

aUng publk

tba trar-

tfgg D. W. BABK1N.

r. l\ B.7HS I i,

JAOOI im. QMO. 0. BUT "S! NATIONAL HOUSE, Ooa. Sixra

axd

oontain

Mam

Fortune* are made aad

how

Shrewd

Man

•rraeiy—-fin—nsssn

era

are rained In Wall

aia-gnindind

haw MtDtotar* and KeTchant*at*Blackm^uedj Haw Banea

Hella A

aged now

Obnort Saloon*are Man

Q^abliaa

Houaa

A Lottariea

Mad koMMtkUtafaiilM

Originate and how

the Bubbles Boms, read

tills

work.

over Thirty

jatariea

casta

fine kngravtiua,

tho

and tell* all abont

aad

u»ee

Me«

York,andia

dplcieet and Cheapeet work of

the'kind

Stuxt.

TERRE HAUTE, INI). JACOB Bim WA., ......ritvrBinuBs. Thia Hooa* ha* been thoroughly refaralshei. ay iSdwtr

rj^ERRB HAUTE HOUSE aoawaa K&n ajiv iimm rrum, Terre Haute, Indlaneu

fine

pnbllahed.

ONLY 42.75 PER COPY. W Send for.Circuit!* and *ee ear term*, aad

IaQaaUt»,atylk and Perfume warrant* equal to tifii tbe BngUtn and eold fnlly SO per seat, cheaper, which account* for the great falling off in the demand tdr the foreign toipi, and tn* unprecedented eocee** of he America a Cosspanj

Toilet SeaMi now sold eT*ajw»ere in the Uuiiej State*. Men SOKE, TAir UAABKH

A CO,,

Sole Maaalhetaren.

WANTED, erywhere, male and female, to introduce the OKN OlfiB I4fPBOTKD'OOMMOW 8BNSC FAMILY flESifitQ MACHINB. This. Machine wUl •titch, hem, fell, tuck, %uilt, 001 d, bind, braid, and embroider in a moat anterior maUner. Price only 918. Fully warranted for five year*. We will pay 11,01)0 for any inaohine tbat will *ew a monger,, more beautiful,' nr more elaatlo Beam than our* It wake* the "Klaatlo Lock 8tltoh." JCvery second itltoh can be cut, and atill tbe cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing it. We pay Agenta from 176 to 5200 per month and expeoses, or°a$4mmta*toK froia1 which twice that amonnt can be made. Addreu SBCOMB A CO., Pittiburgh, Pa., or Bo*t«q, Ma**., or St. Loui* Mo.

Cantlolk^—Do not be imposed upon by other parties palming off worthies* caat-iron. machine*, under the aame name or otherwise. Oura ia the only genuine and Really practical machine manufactured.

EABLT ROSE POTATO-

American »nd For

efgeSpring Wheat*, Oat* Barley, Corn, Oloter Serda, Oru* Beed, Hog*, S'owl", Beit Fodder Cm trr. Bend for the

Expikiksntil Fash

AGEHT* WANTED for the Life and Timesof Gf P£ lTl Complef* Editien. By 3I« rAlllia Oonibear* A Bowaon, with an introduction by Btahop tiiarao*: It Is tbe greateat Biblical work of the (|ge. Send lbr our copyright circular, endorsed by H. W. Beecher. and the eadtng thsologiaaaor Europe ana Amei ca Ba sure you get the eoaruTa Knmox. ui 1 E.B'. TBEAT A OO PubHahara, 654 Broadway, Jf. T.

VT1BT BPOBTSMAIf, FABMIR H0B)K« MAN« ahooid aciU fer our pamphlet of X0 pages, containing a full desoriptlon ot a new Invention by wLloh th* meat Inveterate Molars, ranaway* and eicioti* horee* oan be drlren with pirftct

K^Cy. |"or break lag and trotting haraea, it ia better than Barey's or any othjr *ya em.— Sent iree. Adirew B. P. BOYJBB A CO., Parkeanurg, Cheater Co., Pa,

Agents Wanted

FOB

Beatdeoce

Ja&ldtf

ATTORNEYS.

H.BLAKE, Attorney at Law, AMD NOTARY PUBLIC. Oirui^Oa Okl» 8tre«t, between Third nod Fourtfi Streets. oct£8dAw6m -J* XJitisrl.tcC oaAtLM 3Eorr. no. P. BA1AD. gALBD & CBUFT, I

TH4 AMERICANTE&B BOOK AKS NA XIONAU BBGISTBB for 1S68. Aatronoml oal, Hti'oriCal, PChtical, Plnanclal, Commercial, Agrioultural, Edusatienal, Beligbn*... Taia wotk contains a vaat fend of late valuabla infor mntlfi r" tOwll% »nd Poreigi ooantriei, including every depart|&int or Qeaeral and tt«te Oorerameat*, wbicb all clasws will flsd liifelnabWJbrdally.' refsrencA Addn 0. D. OaSE A 00^ Pikes Opera Houae, OlnoAnatl Ohio. i.

.-is 0BA5D BAPID8, MICH., I .•.u Sart. 10, UB8,/

LtrrcHcorr A BAsrwiL^: The people seem to fa o'rasy about yonr Ban Jaotst Axis.

more.

Please send me twenty doaen

Tuurs truly, W. D. F. I -T

CAXTTION.--Dnprfnotpled

The "Ban

Jackbt"

ble hardware dealers end tbe manufacturer*. UIPPINC0TT ft BAKEWELL, Plttabarfla Pa. siif(Tjsnfrfir

Fralt-Broteerm.^-Send for partlcnlai of 'Baar's improved Fruit' True and Vine Ihvlgo. rator and la tact Destroyei." Sample* to test will be rw»rddtoaDypartof tbe Oalred States and rSRTEcr SATin^crioit guarantred. Oood Agent* are wantel in every County in the United State*. Addr*** J. A HE

camza

ABM, 63 Second street,

Baltimore, Md. OA AAA OFFICEB8 nnder the new Adminl*WV»WW tration. We prepare application* tn form for Government pontion* wenre Congre*. •Ineal and other necenarr Influence, and per*on ally present the claims of applicants. For ci cu' lar of Instructions, address, with stamp,

Hanur,

.pi

••j

0" it.-.

i&aa

'•m •V*

jr. ,,,

ni w#rX

Have Made Advertising a Study.

rIB

TIN Cfim I wiU sand to any on* a list of the best Newspapers in the T7«iteJ States. 1 wcu once hare psud

IhHIIBi

MANUFACTURER

of the tfreW

tte

the wotk. Addnee

description

BKOTHKBS A

J0NB8

Co., Otncinsati,

or St.Loot*, Mo.

Chloago,

vA. JLJLVJB

111.,

a "HTrwi rAW —Inferior

work* of a

euniiar character are

being circulated- Bee tbat tha book* you

bny

engraving* and

copy.

tell

at.§a»76 per

American Company KICHII BOOtXS TOlLEt feOAPS MckEOp. TAN HAAGEN 4k CO.. 32 S. Front-it., Philadklfaxa, 3S Barelay-st.,

i^i Honey, Gflycerine, Elder Flower,

'«Ktf .ai 'i nes

JtiQuquet and JPalm,

Joua

At, only 21 cent*. Addro** OBO. A. DKITZ, Ohamberaburg, Pa

Nurseries of W. F. Heikes.

OLD ISTABMSHMINT wlth a new feature. Every psraon can prooure Treaa and riant* at Wholesale Prists, by ardertag through our Otnb bepartman t. For prioe* ami o'her information, addre** W. F. IIBIKE^, Daytoa, Ohio.

fer our new book et illustrated with eleAo.

Pried, in oloth,

Peeie's Edition/at jUlf DA III

the life end,, Kptalles ,of OI' JTAlJli by

B«t. He*

r* Cumaaas Howao*. A.viTid

picture of the time* ot the groat Apoctle. Warm* ly commended by clergf man of alt danoml ationa Superior to th* Bngi^ih edtltoo, and told aton«4hlrd Ijjs price. ue* and'i eferencee in he English Iang«ege, Commissions te Agent* LABeia than eTer tore cHaref .. Circular* free. Ad.irta* the Fnblithers, B. W. BL189 A CO., Toledo.Ohlo.

Agents Wanted for

HOW to MAKE THE FABM PAY. Cow to double the Valae of land and the profit* on *to.k, and how to raise three times the quantity ef all farm orops to an acre.

«nd 140 oeantifal and u*efuHlloatritlon*. Farmerf, young men and ezperienMd agent* And it piys to caoTa** far tbi* bodk.- #100 to $900 per month according to ability and energy. For fall particular*, adores* ZIEIGlEB, MoOCBDt A oO., Phliadsiphla, Pa.

CITY PLANING MILLS. A WIU.IA1S, xnnrrAcmiii or

ClalFT

and the

TI-

Sash, Doors, Blinds,

Window and Duor Frames, MraMiiigJlrjififceiBftaw BtalrV«llliig89

r-»

,a1, Ballusiers,

aud eon-

A"*

Newell Posts.

4*J

Z'ZT Flerlng and Siding And all deacriptions of Finished Lumber.

Wholesale and Retail Dialers

—IN

PINE^lLUMBER, JUth "and Shiagles, 1 ,j Slate Hoofing,

J0t(

DONE to ORDER, All Work Warranted! Corner jcjf Ninth and Mulberry Sj^.,

Ja23dtfg«{p

feV-nsWi-.g'a

''7Z7C~r~

the

USE JDA.ILY

IN THBIB OWN HOMK3 AND BKCOMMBNE —To all Invalid* and Snflerore .,vu mhuo taW'l.". Dyrpepeia, 8iok Headaohe, Soar S'omach, Coatlrenee*, Heartburn, Indlgeaiion, Pile*, Biltona

Attacks. JLirer Complaint*, Qoui, and Bbeumatlc Affection* ,!

Li- «,i:*IL in

ti'tint

98.

BARNIKLE.

JOHN OA Merchant Tailor,"MAIHStBBXT, Oadr

HATS AND CAPS.

BW YOBK BAT 8TOBB

Joseph C- Yates^ JUST IN" RECEIPT OF IMLena' Hat* of all kinds,

Soys' Hat*

Ootaro Vol-

.A«EHTS-ToMLI'™

WAMTKD—yAUBSAO-Ameriesua KSIlTtne MACHINE. Pros |%. The aim pleat, cheapeet and beet Knitting Maoblne ever Invented. Will knlt.2i,000. titohe* per min. ute. Liberal Inducement* to Avent*. Addre** AMBHI0AN KNITTiNO UACUINE 00., Bo* ton. Mass,, pr St. JjOuis. Mo. TBI PATENT COMB Will color gray hair a permanent blark or brown. Sold everywhere-. Sent by asa'l (or $1,21.

Addle** WM. PATTOM, Treainrer, If agio Comb Company Springfield, M*af'. A OEWT9, Farmers, Qardeners, and

all kind*,

Misses' Sat* of all kinn*, Infhnt*' Hats of tall kinds, Aad at all prices.'

M. Hat* made to order on abort notice. Ooro« Iflpai THE PALL STYLES, 14B Jfaln Street. Tam Baot*. ai aov ITdtf 30S«W

•Ja:2 ~i "i-l v' '.irjod Siv'.O A 9 0 E N A O Of full vote tent /re* to anf Book Agent.

JK-

Plttafleld,

Ma**.. BeV.0. V. SPcaa,. Priaoipal JTif.y *lxh •emi-itbbaal TtemopeawMaMit, lt0O. Vacultl** and location unanrpasced.

BOOK AGENTS WA\TE0

for Matthew Hale Smith's New Book, SUNSHINE AND SHADOW IN NEW YORK. a woaa or Aasoaaixa lataaisT, replete with A11eodotee and Incident* of Lift In the Great Metropolis. las

Agent tttdBQ in on*

day,

end

227

720

dealer

are selling AzeS(,ainted red, as the Ban .Jacks az'. The «ood qualities of his Axe const* In it* CUTTINO qt litlee, not in the ied paint.

la forialeby all responsi

another told and deli*.

16 days

arr'Xw

FftB TH* PAL0,'!r

Wm*

Washington, D. 0.

•J y.'i

a ?u

.v.-on-is*-

-v

-its it

dollars

tbla very Information. Address Box

YorbOity.:

3 ii-3.*3i C){-. -it .1

tor

Now

672,

—r jic9t

.W~

1,1 li!.

*V' ....

..ri.

ct •.: 1 .rrarj

tittjna:'

aA*

}*,

5.*

utftiti

7 daya, bo book

ever published that sells rapidly. TT3 lou wi kno how Fortunes are made A J? ant io«t in daf how Shrewd Men are rnined lu Wall Strr iow "Counirjmen" are •wind ed by Sharp rst now Ministers aid Merchant* are Biacki. ail how Daroe H'll* and Concert 8*loot* a 1 Managed how Gambling Houit* aod Lotterk* are conducted how f*tcx.k Compairie* Originate And how tbe Bubble* Surit, read tbi* work. It tel'e about the mystarfu of Mtw lo*k,anii ci ntalu* Biogradhical ttkeic ea of lta noted Millionaire*, Merohant*, Ao.

ihiist. si h:-e

SHIR'S .STASDARD,

-i—WINE I E S

THE BEST BITTERS For Weakly Persons, FOB THE WEAK,

FOB TUB SICKLY, FOR THE

AGKD,

..-J

FOB FEMALES, FOB SPHINO 0SE Ml

Wo Bitters Equal to Tliem

Speer'g Standard Wine Bitters, '—aim or—' -& tM WINE, HERBS ft ROOTS 8rsaa's Celebrated Wine, ao wall known, with FEBVTlAlt BABE.

OHAMOMllKJFMtWEBSi SMAKB BOOT, WLU) 4HKBBV BAR!

—*o TH*—

YOUSfi ASD OLD, MALB ANB F8MAIB! All a*e With wonderful *nco**«. Brif g* COLOR To the pale white lip,

BLOOM AND BEAUTY To the thin face and care-worn countenance, Cure* FBVEB and oteatee APPETITE. Try' ieyL' Use ngqe other. Ask for SPEKB'S SfANDABD BITTEBS. Sold by Drugglat* and Qroeere. See that my signature I* over the cork of each Bottle.....

ALFRED SPEER,

Passaic, ff. J., and 34? Bread^y, New .York.

THA»

Supplied 'bf all Drngglat*.

JN8URANCK/

"-""National

•. Cement Koofing. Roofing Felti Costom Sawing, Planlog and

Wood iurjilng t?

LIFEINSURANCE CO.,

*rn

or «a

United States of America,

,-T^. '"''"wAsnnteroa, ». 0. "ai

dmm by SPECIAL ACT ftf COMfiKESS Appiotw Juar 86, ISM..

CASH CAPITAL^....$1,000,000,

... \i

WISE MEN of the LAND Tbe DiYlne, the Physician, thel Judge

V" NATURE'S OWN 'J

GREAT A\D GOOD UMDY TAB BAIT'S

Effervescent Seltzer Aperient, As tha Beat and Heit Relllable Meaiclne Eyer offered to people for the above cla* oi disease*.

The nursing babe, it* brother* aad *i*tera, it* parents and grand-pareota, will all find this pleaaant remedy well adapted far their different oomplaint*.

MSjrvrAOTUaHD 05LT BT TARJttAN dS CO., Greenwich Nt., New York •W For Hale by all Druggiat*.... tuI8—ddmeod

PAID* IX WUl&i.''

BRANCH OFFICKi

First National Bank Bnlldlng, PHILADELPHIA. Where the gsoeral builnx* of th» Com any i* traoiactod, and to which all general corrtapondenci ihould be addnK*ed.

OFFICERS!

OLABENCB H. OLABK, President. JAY COOKS, Chairman Finance and Execs

Committee,

HEKBT D. COOKE, Vlce-Prraldent. EMEBSON W. PEBT, Secretary and A«iiary.

This Cosipanj, National ia it* character, off* by teason of it* large Capital, Low Batee ef Premium and TJew Table*, ihe moet desirable meaae of inaurlng llle yet praeentad to the pnblio.

The ratei of premium being largely reduced, are mads a* favorable to tbe ln*ur*re a* those ot th* beat Mutual Companlee, and avoid aB th* complication* atd nncertamties of Kotae, Divl* deuda, and the miaaoderaMnclng* wli ch the lat ter are ao apt to oauie the Polay-Hold«r.

Several new aid attractive table* are now pre•anted, which nied only to be understood to prove acceptable Ihe.publio, *nchas the IH-COilE-PBuDDOING POLICY and BETOBM PliEMIDSI POLICY. Io the former, tbe policyholder not only stoons a life insuranoe, payable at death, but will reoelve, if living, after a period of a few yen*, on aaaaal ueem*

cent.

Saxton $ Walmsletfs Dry Goods stdre

Would respecteully oall the attention of the cltl sena of Terro Haute, and th* publib In general, that he baa rented rooms above Saxton A Walma* ley's Dry Qeods store, tor the purpose ef oarry ing on

merchant Tailoring. fl» keepe alwey* on hand a FASHIONABLE SELECTION OP OASSIMEBEd, TESTINQj, ^LOtHs,

Ac.,

7(0

page*

and I* ready te make it up In

The Latest Style and on Short Sotice, and on ve*y Beaaonable Terms. Having no high rents to pay, he proml-.es to make up to oider, whether tbe geods be furnished by bim or not.— Ever7thing ia his line cheaper than anywhere else.

Gutting dene and warranted to lit. A liberal patronage solicited.. .. aug29dtf.

(10 jht

amount

qf hi*

equal Io tm

policy.

per

etnt.) 0/ hit policy.

Company agrees to ratern

In the latter, the

to tk*

assured

tie total

amount of mpney he ka$ paid in, in addUiomlo tke

The attention of persons contemplating Insuring .their lives or lc creasing the amount of lasurance they alrestdy have, i* called to tke special advantage*offered by the National Llh lmarano* Company.

Circular*, Pamphlets aad fall particular* gtvec on application to th* Branch Offloe of the Companj,

to JOHS W. IU1S dk CO.,

CINCINNATI, OHIO,

General Agent* for Ohio ud Central and South tin Indiana.

J, A. FOOTS,

26dwly •, Agent fbr Terre Haute, lad.

JNSUEB WITH THE BESTi

JE tjm a

OF HARTFORD, COHJf.

CasliAssetsoTer 15,05^,8^019. Fire and Tnland Iniuraaee at a* Csvefable terms rd* Permit for J"

HAOEB A Mcl

aa the Hasard* Permit for Bellabl* Indemnity," :KEEN, As Jan8J3m

,i3£

U(f.

DowCiuMSbtll.

FIBE AUD UFEi

INSURANCE AGENCY-

The followlag iOld and Sellable Oempaaie* Beprteeuted. Merchants Fire Ins. Co.,

BABTFOBD, OOKN.

Nortb American Fire Ins.Co* HABTFOBD, OONN.

,:A1/J.t iii

'APtrgt

paget Tinelv IUiutrvttd.

Applications taken and Policies issued in any oi tbe above named Companies in lowest current rates. Also, BJCAL ESTATE bought and sold, and COLLECTIONS promptly attended.

trsa

Th* largest

commiMlop given. Oar 38-page oircular and $5 Oreenbark eeat-Pre* «n applio tlen. For full particulate and te.rma, eddrcoathe PublUher* j*. B, BUBB ft CO. Hartford Conn. dwSw

9cf tii/OB

•di r. :.u

-r:

i.ta

Apply to

M. A. ORANE,

General Fire and Life Insurance

Agent.

OFFICII

MainlSt., between 5th ft (3th

A Consb.CoM, ersere Tliroat. Biomass

ixkidiati

annrrioa,

A *9aaouu

aa caacaao. Ir

*Lt0"S0 TO coyTtans,

Irritation «rtbe Lnan,s permaacnt Tbroat AfM•loo, or an lecarable laqg Otaeaae j* omxTaa aaan«A Brown'i Bronchial Troches,

Havieg a direct influenoe to the part*, give Ham*tf lata reUaf.

For Bronetalttis, AnHunst, Caiarrh.Foe. etunpttte and Xliroat Plisaa**, TBOCBIS ill USSS WIVB AtWATS OOOO aCCCSSS. SINGERS AND PUBLIC SFE1KIKS ^till find

Troehte

niefnlin earirg the voice when

taken befote Singing ot Speaking, aad relieving tha Throat after an unnacal exertion of the v«c«l organs. The

Troehe*

th-ir-flIcioy

H1N6KB,

and such other HBBB9 aad ROOTS ai'Wid In all oaae*o**i*t Dlgeetio i, promote the Secretions ol the Syttem it the natural chauael*, and give TONE A.nsriD VI&OR

Owtaxm

era reo. mmend*d and

preaenbed by fhyaiciau*, and have had Uetlmar.lala from eminent men throughout tee country. Ueing an article of true merit, and haviatf

prvtid

bjr a t*t of mtny years, *aoh yea^

find*'lb.in In new localities in various pait* of tho world, and the

Tfltchm

are nniverMUiy pro*

nounc«4 etter than' other article*.

tnly "Baowx's Baoacn'iAt. Taocaxs,"

aaddo not take any of theworfUaaa

be offered. *ots

imitation*

that

rrxarwaxat. d81d*w-4mo*-ln*ld*

00-

wT1

7 •t*'.c!

'Jui io

MANHOOD.AND THE VIQOB reitortd ia fjnr wraka.

KICOBD 8 ES&ENCS OF

DR.

X1FK

restore* manly

pwiaer from whatever cauae arising the effect* ft early peniciou* habit*, aelf-aboae, Impoti ncy •td eitaiate, give *ay at one* to tkis wanderfol mediciae, If taken regularly according to tbe dlreckons (which are very aimpje, ani require no reetraintftem bualneeeor pleasure.) Faiiare lmpoeaille. Sold In bottlej et f3, or fonr qnaati-1*ap98,•

tie* In one for 99. To behaionlyaf tb»*oSe pointed agent ln America, H. OEBT1ZEM, 3d Avenue, cer. of I3th itrrets

«W|, TO t*» •ai ooa I

Y. dexS

v'Jffsaiflcft :'3:ei.*s'jfc