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DAILY EXPRESS

HAUXB.

ftf Tuesflaj Morning, Feb.

Coi.

KUj

.^.-ss*ae**Jtet*

BUT niw tf^e wltlng days remain to the XLth Congress. The inauguration O

General Gbjjit will take P1800 day^ weefc, Tut the interval will be Med wHh day and night sessions,^ least one Sunday (the 28th), of work. The crowd ofBtranger. in th^apit^ al-

will have an excellent opportunity of

toric legislature.

Forney

It the experiment prove a success it will afford a singular illustration of the leaps Sojence sometimes takes without having considered well where she would land.

The Registry Law.

The bill of whfch we hav» heretofore spoken, amending or changing the Registry Law, has passed th« House' *nd is pending in the Senate, where it will be likely to receive a pretty thorough ovefc* hauling. As our readers are interested fn evory movement affecting the elective •franchise, we give a Wtlef synopsis of the bill as it passed-the House, showing the provisions of the present Registry La^w j. which the Committee have retained,^bose which tbey have abolished, and those a a S 0 i. The first section, which provides thit a person, to acquire a residence in ta '"township, 'mast reside at least twenpr days in the township, city or ward wherehe shall offer to vote, has been retained

The sections from two to seventeen, ioolusiv% are repealed. The eighteenth section, which contaias theVefy tmpbrtint provision that "after

i(iho

opening of the polls, at anjr election ih this State, no adjournment shsiu tie had, nor any recess taken, until all tlie votes cast at such election shall hafe beezlxpunted and the result publialy announced," is retained..,5. r- 1$

Sections oineteen, twenty, twenty-one, and twenty-two are repealed. The twenty-third section, which vides that all ballots or printed on plain whits papejr, Without any distinguishing mark br embellishment thereon, except the names 6f tbe candidates and the offices.voted fojr, js retained, with th? new provision iwkio'b we mentioned some dayi ago,' tnat the inspector shall place upon each ballet voted tile number that corresponds wilh the number of the voter casting tbe samf, as recorded upon the registry lift.

Letter From

^produced gr|i*eryre«ults &as not existed to argue and nature. Such revolutions nevar go %aekirardr.t©3ey

witnessing the closing scenes of thie bii- ^d-who gave the world assurance that

predicts that the meal- I jAB00

ures that are not Wj 9ome cisive vote are the new Pacific railroad projects, the tax bill, the funding bill, the air.line railroad, and, perhaps,one or. two appropriation bills. He thinks iUciviltenure law V.ll be modified, not repealed. aad here is a fair prospect for the passage of Cobdbn'b bill, which passed the

Hou8e

on Wednesday, intended mainly iza the.curreocy. This measure i» and its great strength in the House is a reasonable guarantee of its succes£jn the

Almost every step in engineering and mechanical progress ^as been marked by some substitution of iron for wood, qr some new combination of iron. But one o! our most enterprising Eastern railroads has reversed the old order of things, and has gone baok to bring up improvements in wood. The iron wheel on an experi mental car has been thrown aside abd a wooden one substituted. The cost cff ^be new wheel is three times that of the common cast-metal one, but its durability Is estimated to be eight times as great that is, il will run a distance of four hundred thousand mile*) while the metal wheel will only run fifty thousand. Fabulous as this may seem, when we consider the elasticity and toughness of certain kinds of wood, there is no.reasoo why when used as car wheels they should not preserve their texture Jpnger than iron, if the weiring surface be properly protected.—

pre

shall be written

Another section provides that eaoh election board, inoluding two olerkB shall be equally divided between the two parties casting the greatest number of vote?, and that the board shall be a pointed by the Township Trustees.

Violations of the law are made a felony puhishable by imprisonment for not less th»to_ $ne (tor-more tbao three yeKTt.'

It will be noticed that the bill repeals the registration of voters, and except the particulars named, elections will regulated by tbe old election laws.

4,(Jcca8lo^aI."

Oorrespoadence Philadelphia Preti,

"VVabhinqtoit,

Feb.

19, 1869.

It ie evident that the Amerioan peop are preparing to give General Gratfi hearty Goti-blessing when he enters upc^i tap duties of the Presidency. It is alto evident that no part of this sentiment springs from the hope of a doubtful courie on his part, or from an expected difference botweori him and his party. Perhaps nothing was ever better understood than that the new President is and intends*to remain in thorough accord with Bepub^ican principles and the Republican organization. On this point be is as outspoken as he is reticent about his own deedi. Here, at loast, there is nothing to explain or disclose. 1R

The world may be in the dark flott General Grant's Cabinet, but he has tak^i care to indicate, every day since the official enunciation of his election, what all the world may know—that be ls -corapletely identified with the Republican pirty.

A lact like this gives peculiar' dignity to the readings of tbe American people to^support the new administration. Th$t readiness means something -more than confidence to General Grant, It meats the popular recognition of the justice cf Republican principles and the finality if Republican reconstruction.

General Grant is himself the very bwt type.dtJhe-eentisaent which is prepared to'sustain him in the adminismtion pf the Government. The school of war eBu«*te3 him and millions of otbtra, ae indeed it constrained the Republican leaders themselves to recognise strong messure» SI the only way fe put down and keep down the rebellion.' I

a«K.t^r^ anc*

To say that a revolution which uproot-1 name*of S. A Stall, upon

1ftass~fronr

Terre Hante letter.

0orreBpoDdence

Cincinnati Com^ef^aL]

Tsb4s HacTB,

Fefcr.}

of v*. I fce* thihT the aforesaid

hag

turned bia attention to those

a- yclept railroads.

I s^u-itess «VPPn\wpri§ generally, and to the Terre Haute and

generally, Indianapolis.Railroad in particular. It appears that a member of the Legis*

to assail this homdum motutrum, which hffl. mpp.cafayj resisted the attacks of former legislative comtuiuee?, (and I

wouId here

1 ^lyj^nd in furtherance of his object

probable—that Indianapolis siiles in lepf(U{ )cintments,

Railroad, seventy-three /a»d class in all iis "'$6^,327.

BP^bDyfleas'your

honest and unsophis- I

noth»o«i»f cast »f grading, bndg- I

ine i«f0llM^stfe»ti^«iilding8, engine-

houses

and machine shops, engines, ears,

and all the etceteras which go to make up first-class road. If this is the kind

logic Which the opponents of this and well managed corporation use, there is no fear that they will succeed in their 1 design* upon its strong-box.

I would advise Jargo to confine his investigations to tat cattle, female giantS

up lor tbe beBefit and not to retail the crude ideas of the rural Solons who congregate in that aelightful village. "iVe suior ultra creptI dam" is a very good maxim for even a anight of the QUILL.

THtt POLYOAJlf OF SLAY 5BY.

sthe

tSSKSfe. 3»J

conquHStrto:

[conquest. Reforming one great evil, they will reform all others and we betide |lhe blind.iBen who stand in the path of their progress They will be swept out I nf. light or -Ji cakoitax.

1^8/1869.

ttcan says there is a jeition ^oJPthepMtrbrthelDemocratic

DGV©r knew Mr. Joimfon nomuiii the Democrat'G-tifiket without

In.lqokiDg.qyer your Indianapolis cor- "n-dholding Oonservatives may say, no Tesjgradantfe in yesterday's issue, contri-

buted by tbe excellent and veracioup

matur what

ttftaftgfeijrdDhelidlSbuVyou will re» I none of these will oppose him. OCK..C g*P-SSJ with the Senatorial toga before his time,

mad9(

tha

ticlted UtflvJar^'t^ould not pay for genat«Jbm iBm, provfA lor certhe iron in the track and sidings, to say I

tam

Surrogate

said to was unwell, and must postpone the fntfaer heafcing..—Fork Sun, 18

The Knox fcfagedy-r-A BrotHerfs Death Terribly Rerenged

fStf9»alKcul

Inithis plsSve, last sumfaer-a* afflculty betwesn John Chapman and H. S. Col lios resulted in the .death of Chapman by a pistol shot, fired through bis heart biy Collins, he- (Chapman) having previous

himself up at tbe time, was* released di hull, and his trial set for next mootb *t this place. "Wednesday evening, the I7cf, OollioraU^nQsd aMneotiB^ of a debating club at Cedar Lake School-house, near bare, and while occupying the floor was fired at through a winddfr, the load hitting him in tbe face, shattering thestiull and dashing his brains against tbe blackboard. Tbe veidict of tha -Coronet's ih quest war, that tbe deaeased came to his death from wounds caused by fifteen buekchot, fired from a shot gun by an unknown person. Testerday, James and Frank Chapman were arrested on chart^e of commuting the deed, the opi ion being general that they murder him in revnnge for killing their brother. Collins was a married mao, about thirty years old, and leaves a wife and several ohi.dren. There is considerable excit^mont in this vicinity, and threats aite made of arresting the entire Chapman family.

Affrays, Accidents, Homicides.

A man named William W. Boulden, from Berlin, Ind., committed suicide the other day at Humboldt, Kansas, by shooting hitnself.

man named Charles Lott wis

killed a few days siefce by Elijah Alar tin in an affray at Ottawa, Illinois. Secently, a Mrs. Roach, of Galveston, Texas, was shot while aHtlng in her own house. Subsequently suspicion attached to a young man who wished to marry her daughter against the mother's consent, and a piece of paper .found near tha,murdered woman to repouded with a piece found in tbe gcsseSsrori^of the young mao. Ha w*i taken cut by tFe citizens and hanged'

Putnam Stevens was killed a few days ago at Beaver IXtfn, .Missouri, and a Mr. Butterfleldhas. been arrested on suspicion of being the assassin. There was a neavy insurance on Stevens' Ufe.^is I

Bill Finch' was shot and "killed' near Russelville, l£y-, on(Tuesday, by William •Lyle.

Tlie Eighth District.

It will be gratifying to tbe many friends-of the Ho^. James N. Tyner to know that he was elected to Co ogress from the Eighth Congressional District at the special election on Saturday last, by ajgreater majority than that given the Son. P. D. Pratt, in Oct )ber last.

The Democracy, true*to their natural instincts, made an effort to get up a division in tho ranks of the Rupuklfiutn party'by pretending to support the Hon. Horace P. Biddle, of LpganSport, as an, independent/Candidate, bat at th« tame time were circulating tickets with

converted thoiisacds ia Middle iiad noeympethy wiUi the mave-^

tbe Sbuth to the cause of liberty, has njot I mentto defeat Mr, ft&nal, «W..». *-v asiwisi

Uadtr ofacertain clas» of the peopU. He\ is aparta driver. If it is his intention tO| canvftfB Tennessee for the office of Governor, he will do it, no matter what Democratic leaders may flay, no matter what

the conservative papers or

rennessee

may write on the subject. But,

^before the Indiana }ttleajD the satisfac-

be excelled by anything

tha way

pf political drama yet enact

for richness of entertainment. The final aot of the drama will be grand wake over a defunct politioian^ who, in swinging round ^circle forthe

last time in his own State, shared the fate. Judas.—Chicago Republican.

legislative SUMMARY-

Saturday, February 80. SENATE.

Tbe Senate met at 9 o'clock. The resolution proposing an amendmentto the Constitution with references to tbe old Internal Improvement bonda was laid over until Tuesday next.

A resolution to make all epecial orders for evening sessions was laid over, under the rules, one day.

fore the Senate. Tbe following bills were introduced. q,„.h, hill No. 269. to amend section 5

regutajtgM^% f«e3 .«£jfficers.

iaimg f0r ditching out of the gener

Bwam

land fund*-

geQate

bill^^Hf

enness pr^vidibg for-a regtttral habitual drunkai^s, ana providing ft pen.

annpig

nrfevidihg "for'a

Indiana Homestead Company. Senate bill. No. 273 to authorize issuing of arm^d faUfege

trouble to keep them in perfect order by the daily use of SoxodonTj As cwtfinly Jueeza drives the doriji as"a fresh

me Watson Will Case—$100,000 In. of nature* tb is hygeian Tolved—Two Women Claiming to

be Wives of Robert Watson, the Opuleut colored Waiter Recently Deceased. Yesterday morning, the hearing of the Watson will case was resumed before Surrogate Tucker. It may be remembered that about six months ago Robert Watson, a colored man of Sullivan street and who was a publio caterer, died, leaving property in real estate and money valued at $100,000. He left a wife and daughter, who inhorited this property. The will was admitted to probate, and letters of administration were granted to tbe 'vridow. About ty?i months subsequently a colored woman, Polly Tvalson, and her son Albert, appeared on the scene, and prayed the will might be set aside, as theywer^tlie.pe^tjof kin .They had the body of the testator exhumed from its resting place in Greenwood. The remainsS#ertPidentiffed bf a scar below the left knee. The chief testimony-given yesterday was by James Edward Scott, a Virginia bfra«iteiwh£#qM band, Robert, ih 1824. The dolorfed minister. Nath. Johnson, who married Polly Watson, testified to Aeoecemony, and to the sale by Scbtt. kftSr^ the -sale, l»e says, Watson leftjhis wife and teverfcl children. A Madame Dubois, of seven teenth street, deposedithafcshe., knpyJth testator bofore he wii "or tnkrrlageSibli age, residing tn-..-New- York. At this stage of the 'prfeclecBttg#,

^»MJoi

^.iirpeinoVe

Plantation Bittkbs

moderately three times a day, and oi^r word for it they will recover, dwlw.

Magnolia Wateb.—Superior

COSTAR'S REMEDIES.

to tbe

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

Pbalou's Paphian JLotio^i

AN LoTlOS" Is the only reliable rea-i

edy Ibr Diseases aod blemishes of the SKIN.

A NEW PEKFUMK FOB TBI HANDKRKOHIJUF. QUIN1TB, DKLIOATK. LASTlKfl FBA6BANGI* IAL0N A SON.NBW lOBK, Bold by all Draf.

KI PH gists •dwly-atorm

Leather, Hides.Oil^Slioe Find iaillmiKi Tools,

JfOS. 144 AltO MAIN ST., TKBflB HAUTE, IND.,

Would rspectfnlly,Inform his old patrons, and the public gen. rally, that he has on hand and solicits orders for tbe varioos kinds of goods adapted to the want of hrat and Shoe Manufacturers, Nad,* die an# Hacnsse Makers .,* Coalers

.. f* 44J.

Harness, Skirtit)g, Pair and Black Bridle, Collar Leathert Bag Leather, Line Leath-

QK*igsr5l$E?4H SOLE—Oak, Hemlock, SlaaeVter, Buenos Ayrse, and ArinoM, Frenoh and American Call and

Kip Skins, Wax Upper, Baff, Grain Leather, Pebble kata 4tp*MS,4aoe la setter, Cbamols Skins, etc. B0ANS—Cochineal, Maroon, Blue, Gteen,Yellow, and Cream. I.UOSa ^piS—Vrhl^PlnA, XeUov and Bus M6R00fcJ-f»mpfco, Uaracea, (etnas, Oape,

Boot Leg, Pel blfd, Simon Ooat, etc. CALC KID—French snd American. PLASTXBSB'S HAIB. Laatings, «lM$Bos«mrek^

Bindings, Oalter Web, Oonngs, Lacks, Qalioom, Shoe Threads,

Lasts, Shoe Tree-, Crimping Boards, Cl.mpe, Boot Trees,

-v Ay-

4tC«STAR'S"

"Costar's

Addree.

number of Senate bills verb

A large jad edby

inger-pop and pea out fnvenuons got a"sWd time ,^wdmenU pwpo^ •-—nt of the Indianapalitans,

0(j oommiuee»^8|»iTO.pf».arMpiwe"

to a third reading.

'Th^S^^ldjbJgiS^Luntll two o'clock on Monday.

every

blemish

I preparatii— -. I from the dental surface, and keep teeth always pure and spotlesB. deedlw.

lr TOU WANT A COMPLEX ION,

A Fair Skin,BKAXrriFUL

if you desire to have

all irritating and distressing eruptions and cutaneous diseases cured without fail, go to any druggist and ask for Pal mer's Lotion.—Columbus, (Ind.) Dtm crat, July,12, 1866. dwlw.

Hotr often do you hear the complaint from the mother and father that their so?i or daughter is net welljthat they have no appetite that they feel languidjthat their bead aches that they are growing thin and feeble, and that they haye no life or energy left. That they are low-spirited, and perfectly incapacitated to participate in any pleasures, or perform any mentdl or physical duty. And the question is often asked, what.shall I do for them? or, what, shall I give them? Oar answdr is, let them try

PIJTKAM FIRE INSURANCE

JL or HABTfORD, CONN.

The egency of this Company having bean placed In enr bands, w« shall be happy to receiva the patronage of the old friends of this sterling

^mml.aioner, appwinted by the Court of Com.-

•n Saturday, the IStb day of Mereh, 1869, at 8 o'clock P. M., at the door of the First National BMkt«(i|r ,9f..fiu*th rnd WaMMh Streets TerreSaute, the following Be

the place of beginning dtd

•ii

r::in"TH

a. BUEJHSlllJHTOW Mannfactnr* and Dealer la ^BLAIATII

STOKE

MBWiAIWCRft AGENTS WANTED riH

"OOSTAR'S" .'ji wui pay »y«

S^ndard Preparations

ABB it., Kxteralnators, Exterminators, renbr«

•HJOStar'a !M BBC "CosUTS lOniy rnre) lascci "All CrMgiati ia Xaaaa aeli them.',

Or,

Croshy SL. N. JF,

Johs F. HknuT,

(Sueoescor to)

DEB1A8 B&BVK8 OO.,. .t»tk

SPV

Secrets of the it real

1 mua^CityU

l«at far* •treat* how era* bow Ministers atld

oopy.

Look Ou

Look Out! '•Beaniiflei tbe Compleqtloa." j-i "Qireaa Boiy Glow to th»Cke»k».-l^^ "A Buby Ti^to the Mpaw" jT "ltemevs ail^felotcHe^ and TrwBee.1

Worldl"

EAUTIF1E B,

mourn

BITTf 8-SWKBf ASD 0KIM* BLOSSOMS ii.. One tottle, |1,00—Three fcr 1000 Bottle* sold ia one day in N. T. City. MP AU Drsicilti in ISSB1 HAtTtll sell it. nAl»v*i

llema

1BBTA9*B LIFE IITT^ORifOB, OM LIFS KXJUmtiATIlt& XLIXlB, Tot all Deraneemonts of the Urinary Organ :n -It gives

Life, Health and Strength to all who me it and follow my direotioni. It never (alls to runqre Nervoai Debility, Impotent oy or want of" Pb#er, and all weakneie arising from Excesses or Indiscretion, resulting ln^loss of memory, onpleaaant dreams, weak nerves,

SKSliWSCiSSS* neglected, will snrely lead to Inaalty or Cod- I

ana at foci When the sy.tsm is onoe affeoted, It Vill not:re«#Ver withottthelp. It must be invigorated and strengthened, to enable,tbe snffsrer to falflll thedaties of life.

Ibis mediaine has beea tfsudformany years, and it Is warranted a certain ouat, no matier how bad tb9 esse may tie. Hnndreds of eertlficates osn be show i. Fries, one Dollar per bottle, or si^ bo(|l*« for five Dltllfs. 'J/ifi'5?'

SOLD BT ALL DBUGOlSM.

If yot) cannot procure it send a statement of yonr case, and eoplose the money to BBITaK A 00.. 64 Cedar street, Mew York, audit will be sent yon. On receipt or ?lve Pollars, a bottle nearly equal to seven small, will be sent to any express office in the tJnltSI States, charges paid. Private circulars, seat on application, Enclose

m- wijr

DT A

WHABIOS. BKACH A CO.,

}8dlat Agents.

ia jjeIL

at the door of the First National Dd WatDWh streets, Beal Estate, in Vigo northhniRb' then

eastone humlrfd aid twenty (M0) (Set, thence line feet to tbe lands owned

ftr Beautifying the 8EL1 ant OOMPLKXIOl feet, Bemeves all BBUPTIOttS, FBE0IIK8. PIMPLKl, MOTH »10I€aB8,lA*, etc,, and reaOers

IHK HK1N SOFT, FIAB and BLOOMING. For LADIES In the NUBSKBY It is Invaluable. For 8BNTLKMBN afterSHAVlNH It has jo equal. "Pli A PI

South one hundred and fortyto tbe lands owned by the Terre Hiute, Alton A 8t, Loots Ballroad Company thence west one stmdrUi and twenty' ttet.: /'frdni thenee north, one hundred and forty-nine (149) feet, to

Lonis Ballroad Com

(149) t«

A. LAVOB, Commissioner. 7T

•ii

& McFARLANE

"cijTTEBS,

Are prep«red to exeoite all ordersfor tbe stone work fbr Buildings, FencedTlaggfng, and everything in this Ii e. WAONI& A McFARLANfe 'e*Seated the word on the State 9fvmal Seneol, whleb is safflctfut rS6ommendatlon.' StoneTard on east side of tbe T. H» A I, B. It mtmW iHf,•*£.'••?« lyjn

A KIT

.riiSTf qtiMKS KADXTo'OBDlK. CBaok la a smaii enJ. Serman silver Chech, •merrk^d'With Ae'eWneT*e nam', to be fastened to •pbunch of keyy, tarried in thr pocket. Tb«* key «Ms may alse lie"attache to valises TrnnM and otbsr articles. The are very neat and useful.

lettered, The price of a Key Check 1. forty otnte, SK,V:ffi'S%51iSS*S5r,fcp and Chslns. Any of the akeva a^ticlss can -e bad by calling at my Grocery Store, on the corner ofJTpnrth_and.Lafajg|te streets,'or by droppin#alfa» in the 1 ja!4d3m WM. SAVKIV.

ION BAKERl,^CANDY MANtTFACTOBT, AND O S O E

FEAlfK HEDTIG & BBO Manafaotorers of all kinds of

OEAOKEE8/

BREAD and OASES, PRETZELS, *VmaL*6' and Deaietaln ,3 Vfr|1

O E I E

On Lalhyette St., betwesh Canal and Depot, W A

Tt/."!

btftlTf

StioelJuok, Bristles,

Machine Wax, Gum Tragacanth, Kd^e BUckilig, Maehiae Thread. Shoe Blacking and BrnshsS, Nails, Awl« and Tacks,

Orlmping Machines, Xtc.. Ktc., I.e.

Sicily, Sumac and Japonlca.

the W

.alwa

mwAi.il.

'Orders left at N. Kataenba^h'* 8tor?, Mala Street,, or 4th street, will be promptly attrgdr ed to. JtSfldtf

A H. DOOIfBY,.

JR70018S0B TO M. W. 0'00NHSLLk

S O O O Borors,

KWBP A^ejbb,

-oro-

PIOI&RE

No« LO°4..«..M«ilii[ street. Jalldlw

»T*- mad# 4

OT«r laatT «K» fidrini ltd (h IBM of or*, ,T£~® gplcleft afid Cheapeatwotlt of the kind publiifcfd.

ONLY $2.75 JEa JOPX.

5$of® assr.o^ «SiS ii-. I or ftt. tionti. He.

flwWJgraTin#. and «»U at #J»,75 per

M-.

,«ti

American Company ieJi 3-J B10HLT SClStK* TOlLiST feOAPS. Mek£Olifi. ¥M HAA6M ()©..

Honey, Gljj?eri*e, Houqyiet emd JPalntfi

whtch aoooanta f*eU(Hr«rf falling o# Inthes Mor the Csrciga ao.»s, and tae unprecedented saoceM of ho Wleaa CSISPUI ToUet 8ea^ ^yWwere th-Duliea

WANTED, A6B3iTi-S5B^tS8.T-imj stale aad temale, to introdaoe the riNB JMPBOVKD OOMMOtf 8KNSK JAM*

JE^IKO MACHINK. This Macblno will •Uteb. nem, Wi, tueki *utlt, ooid, bind, braid, and embroider in a most en^eriormanner. Irtoe only $18. Tally warranted for. ftfa W* wllfnaT 11.000 for any maohine that will saw a will pay •l'uuurI

u(ifa,

som mim •4'' BARB, GULICK 4 BERRY,1 'Wholesale' and Betail Agents. Jin4dwly-n to Bit. 11,aii

|B"

at ^nre Xatrto eeam

the. "Blastio I«ck btltoh."

Mi!aM8o?a commisaioa' from which twice that I anTonn'tcan be made. AdArw SBCOMB^CO Pituburgb, Pa., or Boetou, Mass., or St. lonie ^Caiatton.—Do not be imposed upon Wy other

Complete Edition. Bjj Oonybeare A Howson, witlj

sf.m an lntiQductlon by Bishop ciiarsoK. It is th greatest Biblical work oi the age. Send for on ocpr-rigbt cifdclar, Sdddrsed bjr'H. W. Befchei and-the eadlng thsoUigUnsor lorope and Ameri ca Mi sure you get thefioxfLsr* JCwiioa.

*VKBT BMBTSMAS, FABMBft and BOB^E. Mid shoUl&'Seni for our pamphlet of *0 page j, containing a full descriptijn oi a new ranaffays and vicioas horses can bj driven wit] nrftct tafltf. For break lug and trotting hersea itu b'tkr ihanlUrey's or any oth sys em.Sent trap., AdJress M". P. p^TEB A,CO., Farkes

Agents.Wanted

FHfs?orleal,BtOISTEBTIAB

THd AMERIOAN BOOKanbTTA} TIONAL for 1869. Astronomli "CM, Political, Financial, WommerHalj Agritnltural, Edusatianal, Beligijus. Tbii workcontnins a vast fund, of late valaable infori matioares,ectlng the Unlted States and Foreiga coantrles, including every departm.nt of ihi General and fctaYe Qotsrniaeuts, which all classfi will find Invaluable fordaily reference. AddrtSf 0. D. CASE a CO., flkes Opera House, Cincir natt Ohio.

MAPI BWAAIi?0^9 LADICS' JN| HIAr Ln W sTITDtk, Pittsfleii Mass., Bev.0. V. SPiab, Priucipal Fif six* SMul««anual Term«pens Hatch 1,1869. Facoltii kiUtD(TitlonuniUr{.asSed.

OK AND BAPID3, MICH,, 1

-.i- i: Stn. 10, 1868.J LtrrswootT Sk Babiwxu:"• Ths people seem to be oresy about your Bis Jactkt Axes. Please send me twenty doaed more. y.urs trolyv-- in W. D. F. st/iii ..-V 4 f'AettfW a. .. ,)Q9tt* ttaoU

taaliltUibAt'lrfa"'?.#«•'

•shs dsi ati-eolML*ai i.: ho*»•£-• -3 mtti" uo jlttlJll't-! t'vioS hpe i~.

X)A TJTION.--Unprinolpled dealer areselling Axea painted red, as the Bkd Jacks Afr. The «ood qualities of bis Axe onsisis it Its CVTTINO qi Utiae, not ln the ed j.alnt.

The "Ban Jacht" !. for salehy all respond ble hardware dealers and tfeip manufacturers.

L1PPINC0TT & BARE WELL,

Plttabnrgh, Pa.

WASTED—AUKXTS-I^rto™

HI1TTINO MAOUI**!.-Pr ce «?-5. Tb simplest, cheapest and best Knf tlng ftlacbin ever Invented. Will knit s3,000 tobespervnin. ntp. Liberal inducements to A. ents. Ad irtsi AHEhlCAN KSITTlNQ I1AOHIBB CO., Bos »oa, Mass,, or St. Louis, Mo.

TBI PATESIT HAGIC C0HB

Will color gray hair a perinansnt bla^k or brown, Fold every where. Sent by ma I for (1,2 Addiess WM. PATTOSf, Treasurer,

Mag'c Comb Company, Springfield, H.si.

AOEirrs,

Farmer*, flardsesn, anc

FruifGroWerS.—Send for partlcuUi so "Best's Unproved Fruit True and Vine Invigo ratorand Insect Destroyei." Samples to test will ba f-rwordtdtoaaypartof tbe Caired Btate: anA risricr SAVlirAfrrlc* gnarslifed. Goo Agents are waotei in every County in tbeUnltec States. Address J. AHKABM, 63 Second stfeet Baltimore, Mdi OA AAA OFFIGgBS ^nder the new Adminis ttV|VW tration. We prepare applications It form for Ooverneient ^eMflene eicere Csnirres. eioaal and other aeeesarr Influence and person' ally present the claim of applicants.. For ci'cu lar of inssructicmv, address, wHh "atamp, Wik esxsTta A

Hatdih,

*.3

RAILROAD AGENCY. I have SsA»a»#oaoe t» iftKMS A ^Mdock'S Kill, wbere I wouid he pleased t« see ay oil friecda andeuatomera.

Through reoelpts given aa shipments of pre-

aprasdtf

Washington, D. O.

te* 3y* Htitt* »'.«« »e* tilv«d dslit s-i &<it fcoe sfcas'iT

%'•*.'

»J» I e*t

_Uk

J-TA

..•jftasSa-W'

-r0 hi»* •i.'O

•••BA tMTAtfcrir

Have Advertising a Study.

VOB TU (XXtfe I wtllsaad th wy esn a list ol I th? beet Newspapers ia Ibe Dihel States. wtH'd otoce have paid a tteSIU dollars ioi tan T-iy iafomation-, Tort City. -r. vvu, s*tB -'i t*&»9*iB«s*a6

r— .»

vtmrntt

,»».•»•« tb .sum t^4»e*e« -8* te®-b«e Jtuil tm* STAlwwfc S9«»ii* -setea •.vamt* jmovstit -i lsse *J*fN

BABTHO Micmiicu

The

^7 How Dance Halls OcBcwt Saloana eraMaft ^^^ffi^+^jSTdghtesat =iuse A Iiotteilei a-.dcoii- HTOnlMa. ka tetktm Qmblin« Hoant Lotteiln a^drott- I

Slock UompaniM Ortelni^a aM^» I gtr* irtMi|liltaia 8mt, wad dda wo«fc It

WILD, Ho. 1ST Main 8*.

iCOLN,

HOTELS.

HOXSIi, .:

oomi$:Mim CHERST STS.

-Inferior work, cr a 1 OppMita mmtmrm *afk«* Ho*^.

iJonrQ 11 CyA.MJ-B-^-"^*# «i«nCarclia»itot»r a»^r H»Tlm%^*fo Waaoa Yard atta«h«il, will en"Xwl!»• I"wW8f I tilkVcirculated. See t!.at tha book! Jddlwyl able me to giro^eneral utfifaotion to the t^TMnilD

eUa(

pabUo.

a i). *A»KlN.

J&90a iRSt- ioili ai ,p rsHi»aia *a».o. ac* NATIONAL HOU8B, Ois.8im Hui Stssr, TBILRI3 HAUTE, IND. JACOB qiTZ BOJj.. „reOPBIKTt)Bfi. haa toe» thoroocbly refntntos I. ..

iJIEKBEjyOJTB HOUSE, wtw kaoi asm-araam mam, Terre Haute, Indiana.

Thla Hotel Daareoaatly beea refitted, and pull* ftrat-cI&M order, dl rerlng aooomnodation* a war paeeed lathe State. •. ^.tsc f. c. Btnrrur, mp'rt

HOUSE.

«oa***f(ir' rnur a»t o«io rrurrt.1

Teire Hatite, India.2^.

W. B. SBirnTH ..Ifropprletar

Offloe of Manh^l, McnWanma and Paleetlne SaektiiM^.

fre#Bna

Surseries ef W. fefleUiies •s| tine dopr nort'h of 0ortlai)dtt .an4|pne block .wast il".- of Broadway* A OLD,BSTAJtWPHM*ltr witb"a n»w /ea- XheQnd*r«i(kied tsh% plwiotf li

throagh^nr JortWigfS W,raay:

I IMABS.W TT—7•» atid.'xikef lnfjrmatWRi s»d4)Pea» W» Daytoa,Ohio. __ ,7/ja 'ji i.iitiTi sn i-

the

andj £pla(l«a. ,er ®aV**/®-:*'M

by B»t. Mes rs C^NTIKiil A Howft*. A Vivid! piotnre of tbe timeeol the great Apostle. Warm4 ly commended by clergymen of all denominations- Superior to tha English edltjop, and eol4 at one-third Its price. 'tes and »eferences IB he Be'glish ltngcege, Commissions t» AeentS laeoeb than ever before cffere'1. Circulars Jr^®4 Adaress the FnbliihsrMi W.®:^l8S A GO,, To^ lsdoi^iiiifc-.^.- s:r ':.'v*,8

Agents Wanted for

toi'

HOff io KIKE THE FAEKTO.

Kow to deuble the valaa (ft laad and the pro it« on stodr, aud how to Taise three times thS quWhtnyarail fa«herop#toan acfe, 7£0 pages

M0 ?^ttifuJtyandTMeJaniljistrations. Fare, •rs. younr men anif experftns.d sgrntS find it pays to i'trui flM Wki MM te »800 •ear month aoeenUpg to ability and energv. For fill' Pftrtlnnlars^ a.idrsss ZEIiii.£B. McCDB[ i^^delpbla,/a. ijf I •Jiij Itt.i I V»1— 7A MTKIS for the Life ard Time.of

torand-from all Traloi^ JkovWdtf

PARK^HOTEL,

ON nut! AKaiO^H AKil ftoOPKAff Pli», ... Cor. BetTcman and2Tassau Sts.

^rvr'r-r-o::: u°.b t«~ at, MM...—*.»»

1 a O E O O W a to N. B.-^-Ii^cated la ttreTvy heart gf the whole* irchaats. Baiin««i jt»dSm

fEARLY ROSE PUTATO^iT^-.l taretuslDejf.^hii one of'th. mo« JonT«lntly

WheatOatt Barley, XJnto, OToter'l located.Hoteip for Marc!

tpr Send lor the IX^sai]R!tIAI.-FAAj4 Jon. .... 11% iS?, *ii4)M»tS^ Addreee filO. A. CBITZ. I -3nid^?|jgg BWrf ft8, I Ohamherabnrg, Fa "PACIFIC HOTEL,

located.Hotel* for Uirohants^Baiincu nen and Li.Hiii tk. ifQQilf in

o&r

tsaoas itoi

170, 178, lTS Oreeawlch Street,

thaUnilenlglied tsksb plmenii in annonaoing eroas friends e&d pataoas that fri

A..

».-•«.

wln

b, 12,00

Being solrf Proprtetorcf thta DoaSe, and there I fore, free from tbe too common exaction of an inordinate rent, lie Is ftflly abftr to meet the downward tendency 'gf,prices w^Oft any falling off »f service.

,J-'

a oe« df tM best travelers' aoteid

The lacaUoa Will hi found eQnvenieat fof tticso whose business oella them: In -the lower part of the :l'ty, and of ready access t9 all B.llroal and Steamboat Lines.'' _.

St^amt 'fisdwss* JOHN PATTBN.

i# saw "eq^HYSlCI AN® a™

]). SEELY,

MAGKSXlC AS0 #^l|}np raiSICIAN.

t»Wtt-z

r%K bbdhreSv HOB(EOFATHIC pursiciis, WittwftfS AcdoucaEB. &uaa: Bight Bev. BlshopiTalbott, D. D., B.

W.Martin. J.B. BeaeH, Es|.| Br. Bggeft. Ornoi Xttv SuisBtos on ItulbeRy street, •tweenl

JJB. A. AK^AUD.

OrrMa^Obriier!'6f Main And Fifth 'Streets, oTerttreNetleUSlHIeteBaak.. .....

TTAYIN& ASSOCIATElb OXTEJLL telvcs togetheriforth* practise of Medici® with the .Utos^Homcsapathic law as our guide, WWIU be plegwato attend all who mjy need cur professional servifsisi' omcfe, IW HAIS 8TBEET, between 6th and frfciti'seis, ot»r HuJsbnVjChlaa Store.. AKF&KsaT.dt WATItlW

Ja2fidlm .£

& &i&it 8iY$thf nboaoo OJ Jbspc

PHYSlci^M4 ISTDRGEOX: OFFICE—Weat glde Pnblic Square,

.... to-,

ATTORNEYS.

.s-jijofi ov ol s.-a

H.BLA21B,

bZvq+ift! VJ £PfOi

jao. r. baud.

*uns£'i 6.

Ornca—On Ohio Street, between Third and fourti Streets.. »ot28d*w8m

Hijs

jOHAHi.Ci oairrr.

Attorneys

f^.t,

«t 'Law',,f

Orrio*.—K«. 82 Main Street, ap stalrs.^^^ l-'v'.VB r'lVpv

Wm. E. McLBAN,

Attorney'bttii Counsellor at Law, —**D— GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT,

Terre Hn.ti.to,

IqlcI.

oiric*.—Ko.86 Sain SUeSt. deofidly

UNDERTAKERS,

8 A A A

UlfeeBTAKEK. Is prepM-ed to erSccrta^ lorders In tiie line wita a fatness ahd dispatoh /raer of thlnl and Cherry tracts. Terre HaqMy l»dlan»-, ^las«o-»-dwtf (irtf

rrNDBETAJOLR. .".S. ao fSi

J*. W.O'CONNIXL" Having purchased baok from X. W Chad wick, Srnber A Oo^ th?. Dt^lertfiWs Kstahlishment, and having had -asvstt r«trs e*perhraoe in tbe baainees, is SkMT psSpated to rarUfsh Metalie Burial Oasea, Qaskets, az.a WWss Oofflas, of all ityles and siaee, from the best aod lar«est stork buTial material in the State at 104 llaia Street, Terre'Heuie, Indiana*"® dwtf a tfO dTerre Haat«^2».«a

"C BO ^1/090: .yeiW'^ni avMffSTK. tt9 -'-Baa*} iaj *c utui.oi.sB^ota s'M-e

HOFFS

k. jp.or

-r

"ALTEXTRACI

Great Reduction in Price.

Qvautics

ATO

Paoraaviaa UatarAiaan.

A Religktfhl, ratMNoH WTBHAfil.

A STBEKOIHEIEB tor tM Dtillltaie*. [asyrtiAixr irtnu»s mothss«.] A Certain BEXEDT lor Disorders or the' THEDAT. CEHT, iraes ASA ROXAO. ''foldby Druggisteand Qrocer*. nm is & PUINHr

|*^g{ri9f^S8®4iis3N

NtiFACTUREftS

CITY

CUFT A WILLIAMS, Kunrraeroaaaa or

Sash, Doors, Blinds, WiafllwUM

si® FtoringjiRd SMing, And all descriptions of Finished Lumj^e^

Wholesale and Retail Deal&H -i* PINE LUMBER,

Lath and Shiagl^ Slate Roofing, Cement Hoofing,

•lo&

Roofing Felt'

Costom Sawing

Plantog

and

Wood larnlftg

DONE to ORDER?

AUWork ^Warranted! Corner of Ninth and Mulberry St*. jaSSdtf

...» I «.,4 J'J !ASU uw -#4«tv!as tsm

Si ijtistx ivjtivo «i!T i» *wua!!tf

WISE MEN of the LAND

TBeOiTlae, tbe Fhysielan, tbe Judge

USE DAILY

IS THEIB OWN HOMES AND BKCOMMEWE To all Invalids and Suflerers/41 "Ii?, Jf mm* fSOM Dy»pepela, Sick Headaohe, Soar iBtomach, Ooet ivenees, Heartburn, Indigestion, Piles, Billons

Attacks. Liver Complaluts, Qoni, and Bbeumatio Affections NATURE'S OWN

GREAT A\U GOOD REMEDY,

ARB AST'S

Effervescent Seltzer Aperient

Aa the'i

Bsst sad Most BelUSble Hetf ioine Ever offered to people for the abive olase oi diseases.

The nursing babe. It* brothers and sifters, its pareate and grand-parents, will all-Aod this plcasknt remedy well adapted far their different complaints. -aB tiAmrrAoTvaaD oxit St ^3S

TARRANT CO., ,i

878 GhreeuwiCh 8U NewYflft mtr For Sale by all Druggists, ^a tulS—dOmeod -•, iJT ftAawMSsryA •nntKk^^ a

1 1 1

bais »d bFaow fld aiiiisiivfil staii Mala! t* fetaow hm ,ii Sqfjw -liiH ihH Uxor Oil crf'W J! 9Je :tv^e

JOHN

irJdw .eioa

BABNIKLB..

isantTtillo^fi

'ir)" MAIN 8TBKKT, Qver Saxion WaUntley't Dry (foods store .Would respsouuliy call the attention of the ctti •ens oC Terre Haute, and thV pnblio ln general that he has rented rooms above Saxton A WalmsIsy's Dry Qeods store, tor the purpose ef carrying

nerehani Tailoring. He keeps always on hand a FASHIONAB LX SELECTION OF CASSIMKBES, VE8TIHOS uLOXHS, Ao., and is ready ta msJtett up in fhelsft Style and on Sbort Notice, aad on vary Beaaonahle Terms, having to rents to pay,Jie promiiea to make up to oider, Whether tbe geods be urhlsheOy him or not.— Everything in hie U^te chsiper than anywhere •)Me

Cutting deoe and warranted to 4'- A liberal patronage solioited. &ug29dtf. Jt9 -?S0

HATS AMP CAPS.

BW TOBK BAT S O

•Joseph C.

JUST IN BBCXIPT 07

Men*' Hats of all kinds. Boy*' Hat* of ltll kin 4®. Miaee*' Ha& of »U luincta, ,•

Infanta' Hata oi all Uirtda.

Aad at all prleee. Hats made to order oa short oethv^ O^w

"°THE FALL STILES#" 140 Jfaln Slueetf.. Trnre ?o.L'c- is '-fisgt.*

A 5 E A Of full value ssat /res lo mug Book Agfnt.

BOOK AGENTS WANTED

For Matthew Hale Smith's New Book

SUNSHINE AND SHADOW

ipf NEW yORK.

woa* or AisoBBtKe iktssist, replete with An ecdotes and Incidents of Life In the Grfnt Me tropolls^' ^Ou Agent s2I 80 in one day, anofhtr toUi and iilivtrtd 227 16 days another bOt in 7 dayc., ho book ever publlsqed that selis so rapidly. TTJI Youwl to know bow jFortunes are made A A? an-'l io«t lna day how Shrewd Hen an rn ined.tif Wall Street bow "Couatrj men" are swindled by tibarpers how Ministers aid Mer chants are Blackmailedhow Darca H*lls and Contert Saloocs are Managed how QambliD Houses aod Lotteries are rondnct^d fiow dtocit Companies Originate and how the Bubblea Burst rsad this work. It"tells about themysterlo of ffew lo-k,anl contains Blogradhlcal tiketces of its noted Siilionairee, Merchants, As. Alirffe Octavo Vol. 720 pagei Finely Hitutraitd. The largest commission giveu. Our 32'tiage clrcnlar and $6 Greenb.cfe sent Tme .ftt applic tlcn. For full particulars and terms, nddr*s the Publishers J. B. BIJKB & OO. Hartford Conn dw2w

... .... —I s.mi» se*"* 'U5fs id svr edT

6U -fl rt»,i

.STANDARD**

SPBBBS

*at

Urtq A' 9-i? i. |?aJ

•,VWINE

I S E S

BXST BI%IBBS Weakly JfersonH,

FOB THB WBAS, ad? %o FdB THB PALB, wfet FOB TUB 8ICKI.T,

®I F03 THA AOSDi FOB. FEMALES, ... FOB SPUING 08• III JSo Bitters Equal t* Them

Speer's Standard Wioe Bilters, -Msnabr-,

WINE, H1RBS & R6OTS Sraaa's Celebrated Wine, st Well Known, with FKBVTIiK BABE,

CHAMOMIU FLOffKBS, ta biuad 6.VAKK BOOT, stj ssa£s. HIU C&8BBT BAB*: eaem and each atbev HBBBS aad BOOTS-as will fit all Cbmsassist Dif^sttx i^pfomute tbe S.cretious ol the 8ystem II tbe natttial Channels, and give

XOJST3 T7"IOOJI —To TH*— S

fOUN AM OLD, MALI FIMAMt!

All use It with wonderful succrss. Brings COLOR *o tha pale whit® Up, ulam oK

BLOOM AND BEAUTY to the' thin face and care Worn countenance. Cures FKVJJB and createa APPETITE. -Try

Use aooe ether. Ask for SMEB'S

STaNDABD BITTEHS. Sold by Dntggbta and See that my sigUatnie ia over the cork of eaoh Bottle. i. '. it* -ir.. AiLFJRJBD SPERM,tv, Piiesalr, V. J., and %AS Arnadway,. frada supplied by all Druggists.

ANCEi

i»I ik'f .' i.

NATIONAL

IFE IJiSURAKCECO.

0* T*S,

United States of America,

WABHt2|QTO!V| 9. O.

CB1M1EM STtCIAL ACT *f C0NGESS3 Aprsonua Jdit 1868.

CASH CAPITAn....$l,0«0,OOOl

PAID IW FULL.

BRANCH OFFICKt!

First National Bank Building,

PHILADELPHIA.

'Whare th* gereral bain ss of th. Comt any 1* 'transacted, and to which all general correspondence should be addre-sed.

iX xi 2 si

OFFICERS 3

OLABKNCI H. CLARK, President. 3 'JAT-000K8, Ohairssan Flaance and Ixecu Committee. H1NBT D. COOKE, Vice-President. KMKB30N W. PKKT, Secretary and AeTnary.

This Co»panj, National in its character, ofle by teaSon of Its large Capital, Low Bates ef Premium and New T.bles, the most desirable means of insuring life yet preeented the publio.

The r*tei -of premium being largely reduced, are made as favorable to the insurers as those ot tbe best Hntual Companies, and avoid all ths complications and uncertainties ef Hetse, Dividend., and tbe misunderstandings wti'ch &elat! ter are so apt to causa.the Pol'cy-Holjtr.

Severa( new and attraotive lab lea are now presented, which need only to be understood to prove acceptable -o the publle, euehas the IK-COME-PBuDCO I NO POLICY and BJtTOBtl PBEMIUM POLICY. In the former, the policyholder not only stonrte a llf* insuranoe, payable at death, but will receive, ifTivltg,after a period of a few jeirs, am awwoHseoias tgual ta tm per cses. (lOptr seal.) poHcf. Ia the latter, the Company agrees rstam to tkt. assarwt Me (eSsi amoipl of mcntf kas paid (a, ia edlWsaSe Iks amount of kit poHeg.

The attention of persons contemplating insuring their ll'VSs or looieaslng the amount or Insurance tbey already have, Is called to the special advantages offered by the Matloral Life Iniuraans Company.

?!f

Circulars, Pamphlets and Tall particulars gtvec onaappllcation to the Branch Office of the 0ompanj, or to JOHM W. ELIiIS A CO., cimmnATT, omo, fleneral Agents for Ohio and Central aad South ern Indiana.^

20dwly

FOQTEf

Agent ibr Terre Hauls, IaJ.

.i/Wtti ?(r,aii. •Ikmiu -'.rj-nmr.

"io ba«J Mt

•19f

JNSUJ|B WJTH THS ?ESJJ basr -.%*m •*Jrr & a

A'o'l

.W q[

/E-T N, A

f!_- A ,.

1 1 1

W..F JSM'tn.1

OF HARTFORD, COSJf,

Cash Assets oyer |5t052s88jp 19,

Flse and Tnland Insuranes at ai (hverable tertss r«s PerSdt lor 1 QAOEB A Mcl

as tbe Hassrds Permit for ^fceUabl. lndemnllJ, JauGi3m

K^»n

at^MMratftA c.1 rial

FIBEAHBLIFE

INSURANCE AGENCY.

Tbe follow 1 tig .Old and Sellable Companies Bepriseuted.

Merchants Fire Ins.

Wortb

(^lJt*dfAppljr

•t

HABTFOBD, CONN.

American Fire

Ins.Co.

HABTFOSD, OOH*.

ote'iK:L

e..

lo vasa Wi i#S uO .Jiiuft ••aha Application# taken aad Folialee itsuad in *ny ot the above named Companies in lowest current rates. Also, BEAL JSSTATE bought and sold, and COLj^l^TlONS promptly attended,to.. ...

to td^l* uani:

eoasq to ts #a5jsc

®h M. A. CRANE,

,G§rj,eraL |,ire and Life Insurance Agent.

-tPolp \cti-. O IT S11Crpt .^aiais eoto'i

Main st., between Itlilfc efh

SRI ihV

A Ceegb, Cold, or Mora Throat. Bnutus ikhioiati AtTJorrtoa,

A»d swocld ac oascsao. Ia.. AllO»*t tO CO*Tt(tt t, Irrltatien of* Use IAnts.a permanent Tbrost tftsi Won, or sin InessrsSM* „B leng ...» ^s crtsaiaa aaswrj

Brown's

Brenckial Trwbtt,

Havlag a dlrsct lnfloeztee to Its parts, give immediate relief.

For BronelUtll, Aattamn, Cntnrrll.Coi). anmptlre aad Threat Diisasss, laooats au ustD WITH

ALWAYS

eooo sooena.

SIKfiKftS AND PUBLIC SPIAfEBft-

presc^d'' by Physicians, and have had leStimaflals from emioeot men tareugbout tatrcMatTy« Being an article "f jTfllifTr'f*! *"H '""'T pro*,/ th-(r rfflc.cjrby a trsFw^BMity-yeers, e»ch year fimls tbim in localJOes ,in various paits of the world, da4 nie-IVMUs are onlrorsally pronounced tetter .than ptbar artiolts.

Obt«ix inly "Bbswo'b BapacutAt. .Taocur.H (U iiot talis any of ths worOiltuimilallen* tliat msy wm offered. r.

SOLD evsarwnzaa. -. 'ij

iifS *y(. dJid«w-4»*-ia»idei#J i&i rt? iwofgj

c. |iui7

ifto tf»»o 1 S oil

llTAKttQOD ^nd THE VIGOB vJL or rdcra leitondlu fjar weeks. DB. RICOUD'S B4HBSCK OF IrtFE restores manly pMsr. from vbatSM causa arising tbe tlbet* ot early persicious-hablts, self-kboM, Impotf bpj ahd climate, glxe Way at once to this w&nderfai medielnr.if taken rrgolarly acoordlnic to tbe dl^ retlona (which era very simple, and repair* Bares train fr em bnalaess or plaasnre.) Tallaiw impossible. .Sold in fettle, at #l,or four Ms^tj,, ties in 6* tbt $9. Ta be bal only of the (Me afi* painted agent ln America, H. QEBTIEES, 98, Avenue, cer. of 13th street. It. I. de28