Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 March 1869 — Page 4

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£A1LY EXrKES8

XSSlB&HAl^|3|:.|N^

fridftf Moraine! Jforcti 5th, 1869

RAILROAD TIJUE^ABLB.

nui HAo?rj»Aw nmiAHAFtaiK l£ L..w,

Sfcfi a. .Aoeor su f. M^_!r:^ro3^s flJJS IXTENSIOIf. Uiti Attan*.

MOt. .n®i4

Local

xtsms were froeen out yester-

^®y* .t.- uam in ib ul» Ho*. I. N. Fikbce will please acicept our thanks for number of public /ttotift1 tnent*.

^Tm aoxxjof (be ])emoe^ticrmembc»« of the General Assembly leaves the Normal School appropriation bill unfln ished. aJeersv

ShivbbatmN 1—Didn't the mercury go shivering down into the celhtf.df'tj^ thermometer last evening, As 'Specimen of March weather yesterday .was a success. The hares are said to i$ iftffd this month, and we don't blame then# —t. .•

Thb Southern Prison.—

Tbeatbe Comino

Oua Alleys and

*tabl«af

Back Streets

(Normal »«lhool0fce|.Ui« ofhe

would require *Ve*e«r,ofr

mgs instead of one, oho-

*Bim

if00 gw«w.wwM«i^pfm jP^30*A. S» r. «. Aoc^m^,^..™.!^*.' fftfr A* 4.36 1038 r. "gtr fl*. MMia, lS^ ^WWlPaiiltUfl. »*"?-,

MO A. ^.^-.. gxprewu^.^--jy 12:10 *. *.«. ..—Mail and ®*pre*a. fSk/YtA. JipJOX-H'- "•T'.j.ui. 5,1 fcg ,. ....MattooaAoo^n*btamitilm .^WPWBWTO"

In this!

piorninjg's paper we publish. ^e^cfiajgesj of the Legislative comtftittee.'in rt^arij to affairs in the Southern Prison^ a^d a-lbng' card from Hdn. P. M. Meredith itf'ex-: planation thereof. "——1—? ti ^y.--mwiT -taB-uss'**

The Velocipede Exhibition,

laslj

evening was not largely attended, in con-j sequence of the intense cold but a verjf interesting performance was given. 'The contest for the prize of a silver cup waa quite spirited. About a dozen amAteur entered the list, and after three trials, th4 cup was awarded to Will V. Hgddy.--.-

—Mr/ P. P. SUerrj

called on us yesterday to announce $be coming of Sherry's New York Theatre^ opening at Dowling Hall one week frorji next Monday evening, playing for three nights only, producing the popular anjjl sensational dramas of."Lancashire Las?,'' "Peep o' Day," and "After Dark." Tbfe company is composed of twenty-four ladies and gentlemen, with ,a fall cornet' band and orchestra. The Columbus, Ohio, papers, whore the company is now playing, speak of it in the highest toroas of praise. It will stop here only ihr^o. days, having engagements ahead.

When things are all ciuttoied up„vii. |i^ supposed everything is in an awfuay jump led up ftx—and-lhat'swhat aiIS[" clir alleys and^ckr^treet^.- It ^gips jo pe,. id a if up every aHe^.- with everything tl i^can't gii't or don't want to get in, their own yards. They are rnadov |he common receptaele of, wagons, sl^Mis, goods boxes, 6ld rabMab, tte litter! of

the refuse of kitchens, 'jin^ taJl

®iinds of garbage generally-. -It-•^ is supposed by some people that alleys highways of travel, open to, ftU4 ^ha)ilw choose td paps through them ieUfcef a: o\ or with team, but nobody would sup( •o after trying to paeis along tKese some portions of this ditvp^.i0'-^

jSoliMAL School.—Below wfe give Jtjie proceedings and action of the House of iRepressatativas, on Wednesday 1" th ^.general Appropriation bill being urwlerf 'Consideration, Mr, Johnson, of Pai-ke,

JpropoBed

tp amend the bill by adding a

i9nection

approptiating $80,000 'For the

:aI|NorB»l Schoplbuilding.

Mr. Pierce, of Porter Said Ms views on the matter were known to .the House The Seuate, with great unanimity, had made a provisitn of this sum, $80,000 for the Normal School building, in what is galled the Omnibus bill. The friends of the Normal School now desired the House to consider thfe questiofi' in :this Wll.

Mr. Johnson of Parke1 said_in regard to this proposed amendment: Mb. Spkakib: This is a question: in which we are all interested afc well as our constituents. I am now willing, :'and liave always been willing to vote an appropriation, of about the amount asked for in this amendment, but in doing so, I do not endorse the .action ot the Legislature establishing the Normal Schoof.' They and the Legislature of 1867, should have been more guarded in thoir Legislation, but such is the fact. We have the building and the people's money' invested in it. What shall we do, ii we fail to complete K, make this appropriation? Duty to ourselves and to the people demand that we completM the building that they may be able to irpp the benefit of the investments already made. In voting for this proposition, do not indorse the representations mado fey the friends of this measure two yeprs ago. I think they were wrong but they auoceefied in their purpose, a^d we will have to fulfill the contract as mad6. I do not wish to be understood by this vote as endorsing the action of the Boari Directors," hot thV-Bdard

Ttfi6aflj]ffes.

While I think a majority of tho Board are honorable and cabable men, I cani nok in justioe, sav so much for thoifi all and last I should fea misunderstood, tl wil say. that I consider the selection of thegocal member of Jhat board, as he plaasej. to bimsett, a* a yery unrfi«#leatittV both for th^tate and the city5"f, Terre Haute, and I ask members on this jfl80r not to judge all her citizens by the sample here presented, for he has not tho ^capacity to fill with honor the position he ooospies, and I hopfe he will soon be removed. to make way for some one, that is worthy and qualified.. lie has wronged me^ Btatemants he know3 aro. false

to vote for ibis amount, and hope jovery ,'ii member oKtbis flooir wW .do regardless of party Or ^rfejttdiise.' By sfe

ddn*, we will oofaplote a buirdin^ that will ba an ornameritto our state, and a Iwnaflt to our peopJe. ,til

Mr-Qr^raj Of Rush")- roofed to striln oat $80,000 and ttsert $36,00fli. This is

2aewTUnt

p*yoff

lbe

iodebt-

Mr-Green urged the proprihtv iof bis ««ndment, frtfm the c^n/dera^on tha! Sutoei ,°fthe Pr««"t inuwManess of the trustees, and that the

R(«

&v(k j]d

encouragement to .. kind, to vote tor

enterP^®?8

«1 in the amend

th"

aPPr°P^t,on

Pr*P*

frbm Parke. .men of the gentleman

at^onwk?0 asupporfog%e amendmenl

M*i£2£E£

jnt was rejected and the question recurring on Mr. Johnson's am«ndm«nt, the Vote resulted, yeas 42, na^s 47 to the amendment was rejected.

M^-^flhpasp^f Howard, ^pffared j» amendment, appropriating $59,000. Mr:1votf5rth moVSd'to' amend By striking out $50,000 and inserting $79,999.

however, he amended the proposition so as to read $79,000. He was unwilling to makefeny appropriation^ for the Normal School, tb«$ frill not,be sufficient to cola plete the building. It was seen, in the experience of the erection of the Northern prisop^ th^t it i* hpst to make-, those building prisons it «onc& 3&efc should we vote anything? And if the gentlemen. agtee with him that we bhoufif *vo\e sotnBthing, be submitted that we onght'tv rote enough. Liberality Wa» not prodi^aUtyi it is aften the best economy. .)t .r

HeVoVerxl^lt^ wh&t the State has do-: clared',fod'don4 in this direction by solemn statue, and enforced the obligation incurred to carry it forward to completion and he alleged that to withdraw now from that institution? Jwbuld be an act of bid faith to the city of Terre Haute. Hespoke at some length.

Mr. Osborn proposed to amend further, by inserting as follows: "provided that Ih^niojiey heretofore harrowed, and mechanics! shajl be paid out of this appropriation.

Mr. Goffroth accepted it as a modiflo* tion of his proposition, and proceeded at ^.n anhmit additional considers tions in support of the justioe and propri ety of his amendment. When he had concluded—

Mr. Buskirk demanded the prevlons question, and, under its pressure, the vote was (akwi on Mr. CoffrothU proposition. ifr.'.Ory Totfelfo explain hiB vote, and in referring to the position taken by Mr, Coffrotb, made the following statement, which -Mr. Buskirk' regarded as a refleo tioijjjippn the gentleman from Hunting' tonHtii^ a^ted the Clerk to take down Iftty^VCitds: "And while I would5 not charge^that .such, is the case, nor do I_be lieve t'Bat the gentleman would be guilty of such an act, an outsider might think

t^'^gghlleman has espoused ..^e cause he advocates, for money." The matter was stirring up something of a breeza, owing to some difference of opinion as to the exact words of the .spealc,er, when. Mr. Coffroth begged the Tfotise that they would devote no further time to the matter, assuring them that he felt amply able toHake care of himself, however kindly he might take the action in his behalf. y( ,£jp the matter was dropped.

Mr. Cory proceeded to explain his vote iq a/ambling sort ol vray, taking ir almost all the points of the discussion wheB

Mr.' Wolborn made the point of ordor thpt thq gentleman was re-stating facts well-kiiown to the House,and that this w^s not properly within thescope of the privi lege allotted to a member to explain his Fpte.

The Qhair ruled that the gentleman Bhould co'nflno himBolf to an explanation qf his vote, or extend his remarks no further.

Mr. Cory continued his remarks, and several others inturrupted With points of

*fe

Th^vcfte resulted, ayes, 46, nays 45. Those voting in the affirmative were— Messrs. Baker, Barnett, Beatty, Boeler, gowaig Breckinridge, Buskirk. Calvert, Chittenden, Coffroth, Davis, DittfltBore, Dunn. Fairchild, Field of Lagrange, Furnas, Hall, Hamilton, Higbee, Hutson, Johnson of Parke, Lamborn, Long, Mayf,, Monro^, Neff, Osborn, Overmyer

Palmer, Pierce of Porter, Pierce of Vigo, BaJ^fF, Ruddell,'Sheaff, Skidmore, Ste phenson, Taber, Underwood, Vardeman Vater, Wilborn, Williams of Hamilton Williams of Knox, Williams of St. Jo seph, Wilson, and Mr. Speaker.

Sljose vpting in the negative were— i'JlKteaaip.? Addison, 'Admire, Barrilt, Bates, Bobo, Britton, Carnahan, Cave, Chapman, Cory, Davidson, Field of

Lakef 'Fulled, Gordon, Greene, Hutch ij)KM, ,-HyfiU, Jolinson of Montgomeiry. of CMarshall, Lawler, McBride^ McDonald, McFadin, McGregor, Mille kan, Miller, Miles, Miner, Mitchell Mock, Montgomery, Qdell, Sabin, Shoe tniker, Sleetb, Smith, Stewart of Ohio, Stewart of Bush, Sunman, Wile, Wil liamB of Union, Zenor and Zollars.

Tnn question recurring on Mr. Wil liams' amendment as amended by Mr.

tffroth,

tho vote resulted, yeas 47, njays so ttfe amendment was adopted. •K^lr. Buskirk then moved that the Ap proprifition bill bo read a third time, and put upon its passage.

The bill was then read a third time and passed by the following vote: Ayes 68 •sees-la.-*,

The Same Old Game.—A citizen of non-gullible proclivities received the fol lowing letter jesterday. He requests us to inform Mr. Elisha Saunders that he has read the papers rather too often ti be caught by such a bait:

No. 48

Main

Street, Thursday, P. M.

Deab Sir—The ticket I sent you has drawn a prize of $400. Now I have a plan by which' you can obtain this money, and if you will agree to give me soht0-.hi.lf I will assist you. To make appear to the managers that you paid for this ticket before the drawing, you must Immediately write me a letter, dated yesterday, 4H)d inclose a $10 bill, which ydi will say 1s to pay for the ticket. Mail this letter and money i.i the inclosed envelope, which is addressed to a postdffic#' lew miles distant, where I formerly had an office. I shall get thu letter, and send It unopened to the managers, with a note stating that "the letter being misdirected, has but ju9t ariived." Thoy do not know that your ticket dreifir a prize, and will take tho $10 and sendyon a receipt.' Do not register your letter—that wbulatbow the daLe I can alter the postmark, da'trng ft yesterday. Write to me here at the 8nie t'me you send the letter and tnonoy, and I will aJvise you how to proceed when you get the managers' receipt. 'jYourstruiy, ^..j. Elisha A. SAUNDEk5.x

P- S.—Consider this strictly confiden-

I canj no%ftiifcf|i iff

Removed.—Brown

s» ibts

& Melvin have r^-

movf^ to No, 78, Main street, between 'T&tatafcd Fourth where they will keep on hand a large stock of Queensware,

OlKfswire, Table Cutlery, &c. 6dtf

Benrfit

of Capt.

James Tinslet

Minstrels will give a perform

ance at Concordia Hall, on Saturday evening n»xt, for the benefit of Captain James Tinsloy. "AtF-^ntlre new programme haa beert JWepared, and Mr. Tinsley will appear id an entire new role.

T&e entertainment will be one of the best ever given by the Troupe. Mr. Tins^y will take one of the ends, and Jy* taiayhifeipeeted. [8,dat

G® to W. S. Kyce fss Co's and buy a* "Velveteen suit, Black pr Brown for Velocipede riding. 5dtf.

How ths tint to buy Whlt* Good*,

ever, at

i'tjO'

W. 8. Bto A Co. Sdtl

jACOjnngtaKMMMM. '^hreeid Cheap Laces.

Colton It I SiHT Drim Coventry Prillings. feiAinJs. .', 1 Fine Pearl Buttons. 2DdiiT»flydT*p« dlt A Wasmiui^

tAsk your ^rQjO^ryHiaJi for Dopley's B^klh^ Pokd^ ft tsTiOTnomy to buy it—take* only two-third* as much as otlhw^by Oox fe flon, Whoi*sal^ Deafen.^ 4d3t •. orff ifi-

Bx bum to see,the New Weed Sewing Maiphlne. 't. && WaiijUn^Agmt. m3dtf

WhUlbb,

m3dtf

Lost.—Saturday

beats th«m jkl£f m3dtf Z. S.

Whiiui,

Ladiks

Notice.—The firm of Edsall & Co. was I dis8olVSd Febrnary 6,1869. The business will hereafter ba conducted by the unders signed remaining partners of tbc lato firm of &dbaH'& Co.,'under the firm nanie of Warren, Hoberg A Co.

!UU

The Books

of the firm of Buok & I

Archer, and Buck & Dozier, will be found at Clatfelfer's Boot & Shoe store one door east of Scudder's con feetionery. All who 'are indebted will please call at once.

Yours,

Buck

VELoareEiEs at greatly reduoed prioesl all who want^,to tyiy.. a good velocipede at 5 and 10 cehts a piece, call at Moudy's Cigar and Tobacco store east tide public Square. l,dtf.

^If^you oan^t ride a vdldclpede, why just'call at'M Mondy's Cigar store and buv one of the critters and smoke it. l.dtf.

Jp's-I»* LINK o^^STew Neck Ties, just received by Riddle, 151 Main street. 27,dtf

Wjnteb Goods, at any price to close out, and make room for Spring Stock, at Riddle's 151 Main street. [27,dtf

Bread, Cakes

and Convection

The undersigned having purohased the Confectionery and Bakery establishment formerly owned by HeWitt & Myers, on Fouth street, first door north of the Star Grocery, is prepared"td furnish Bread or Oakes, or fill party orders, in the best

liyie'harff.vx--The business will still be continued by me at my old stand on Main street 27-diw Samuel Stonb.

Sewinq

MajCHIINBS.—1The

Mac^ines^ in the market, to sell on monthly payments by T. H. Riddle, 151 Main street. [27?dlf

Craokto WhBat, Split Peas, Oati Wheat, Choioe Honey Syrups, N. O. Molasses, choice Sugars, Teas and Coffees at- idesta

^.jKf

Ha-vinq secured the Dining Robin of d^Bunftin Houss.ii nil) opeh,this morn. jng,«'Sohool fer the instruction of those who wish to lesrii to ridethe Velocipede.

practice, I wili p«fe ip abput ape dosen macH«* whiobI wjll renti^t reasonable. MtOB^ alsA'^li- fUl orders for the latestimprovedVfllcsipede.

Rn»uc caa beat the '^elocipedes'' on Sewing kacilinesr

Pkxsobiptiokb

Agent

i!1*

evening on Hth or

Main street.a lady's Fur Collar. The finder will be liberally rewarded on le^v ing^it a^ Sensesj^ao^ry, Stpre. ,J-d^t

The

FamilySavorite Sewing Maehine

Agent

whose husbands are fastidious

in their tastes—and hate a heavy yellow saleratus ^biscuit—will if they use Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powders, hull ihe originator as a benefactor. Light, pearly white, healthy bieouits are as certain with these powders as an inevitable result.— Try one box, and if you do not confirm all we say about it we will be much mis* ,mSd3t

Boarding.—Several gentlemen can ob tain rooms and board at No. 41 North Fourthstreet. Terms reasonable. Transient board $1,00 per day. 2dtf

W. H.

Bannisteris

now east laying in

his S^ri^ jftockjo^ c|t^hing^ piece goods, and furnisbTng goods a portion of which! have already arrived, and all in want of goods for early, spring wear should drop in and examine the styles. Before put ing in his spring stock hel has given the interior of his store*room a new coat of painVpS fe&ne^refittedthe

MUWUh*

mebt in mifmony With brilliant array of spring wear now being put in. 4t

Tiie

firm of Edsall & Co. was dissolv

ed by limitation February 6, 1869, Mr. C. C. Oakey retiring. jAU ,p^rsQi]{s, knowing themselyes in debted to the late firm, are urgently re» quested to settie.

Fubs.—The

The

C. Wabbsk. ML'F.HcaBKO. G. W. Knowlton.

Terre Haute, March r, 1869. dlw

YELocipki«

M^[27,dtf

'1 *M f-*

We do not propose to sell fdr song, but we wili. sell ,at cost, all seasonable M:'f Wittiq

To ur- nay design using faints, Spcsk'f Stanza#.© W»^,

attention to our stock, which will be kept full and complete, and alwayr sold nt the bottom of the market.

BA*P, GmJCK Bmt,

17-dtf Druggists.

Good OTAiirf of Shirts and Drawers «an bs had for 50 and 60 cents, at O. Wittig* Go's., 170 Main street, Deming Block. jll-dtf

Thx

latest style of Ties and Boas st

Dowd A Slate's. I 16dtf

I» tow wsnt a Hat or Cap cheap for the money, go to'Dowd & Slate's. 16dtf

carefully prepared by

oompetent Druggists, at Davis' Drug Store, Deming Block, 6th and Main St fablSdtf

Mbdioal.—Dr.

8*Wt¥g ,«

cwnk—ThV "Family Favorite,1' _ls the the most B^mjtylft the beat .oonttruoted and does the gneottat ,range of work With the least trouble of any "machine in (he mar* ket. fll''" Z. S.

W. Moore respectfully

anaotuMfs JWTW^m^^pya*tice of medicine in this city. Offica, op north side of Main street, between Fourth and -ffifthi u.yrffJ ^fthing Store, and formerly occupied by Mrs. Leonard. I

Main street, Deming Block. jll-dtf

We shall remove \he stdck March 1st to No. 89. Main street, Warren's Block.

Boots

HBI & ABNOLIK

and SHos^.-^Jacob Doll has

removed his stock of Boots and Shoes to the'«tor»*rooajfone stjuareso^h jpi^ifl old "Spk»Ang Wheel" edmSr^tw{ Boon be low Ohio street, where he will be pleased to see his old customers and as many new ones as choose to favor him with

Country merchants wishing to

shoeBilne, oall.

finest assortment, the low

est prices, no old mothy stock, at S. L.

)yspeptlcs, on act pfiti^ itsjgBrlly. and Us

it the

Hoop Skirt and Corset Store of B. Weisz, beg leavejto announce that they will continue the business in sJ^4& frkBclles^knd respectfully solicit a share of patronage.

Straus,

dtf 149 Main Btreet.

best styles and largest assortment

of Paper Collars in the city, at Dowd & Slate's. 16dtf

Buckwheat,

Bye and Unbolted Flour

at E. B. Wright & Co's. 15dtf

Millinery.—Miss

Abchbb.'

VbLoCIPbdb

11.—Veloci

pede cigars at M. Moudy's Cigar and. Tobacco store east 'side public Square Copy right secure., l,tdf

M. A. Baridan has

opened her stock of Millinery in the store room recently occupied by Bberle & Bindley, on Main, between Third and Fourth streets, where she will be pleased to see her old customers, and as many new ones as may choose to favor her with their patronage. [6,dtf

But where you get the

Wittiq &

Fbish

beBt quality

and the most Hardware for your money. Perhaps Austin,' Shryer & Go. eould make you see it. dtf -j

Qo to B. R. Wright & Co., -for those Extra Large Oysters. lBdtf I

Phlei^dbibd!Pe4Xihb8 at.jp. Bijg ley's. 6dtf

Maple

Suoab

at C. I.

Ripley's.

Co.{ 170 Main street,

Deming Block, sell a)i tbeir^winter stock at exact oost. •'J jlf-dtf

dates, figs aid ^ocoanuu, at

Sage's.

Jacob

dtf

Kerh, opposite tbe'P|8t Office,

on 6th street, is not selling his goods at oost, neither does he intend to close out by Christmas, but sells as cheap as any one in the oit^ a fide'loi of Jewelry and Clocks for Christmas, just received, to be sold at very low' figures. Call and com pare his prices before purchasing. d22

Obaxqbs and Lemons at Sage's.

dtf

C. I.

.ia, Wi'

Ripley

best Sewing

sells Boneless Sardines. 2 6

Fbish Citron,

Raisins and currants at

Sage's. [19-dtf

Clotbm Wringers I

21-dtf

Stbobo's

Wobd

No, 190, Main street _i_i i»:

Clothes Wring-

BBS it Buckeye Clothes Wringers. Little Grant Clothes Wringers,

Sherman Clothes Wringers, For sale at

Cobt

Mancourt's.

to thb

Wise

is Sufficient.

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

Shall Profits and

Thb

Co.

170 Main street, Demisg Block. jll-dtf

Quick Sales

Luther Grigsby keeps a nice and well •elected stock of Groceries and Produce for sale at bis new stand, opposite the PostofSce. Oall and see for yourselves. The new year has rolled in, now If you will roll in with it we will have a good time. j4dtf

Umbbellas, Satchels, Shirts and Sus-1 ponders, of the best quality, at Dowd & I Slate's. 16dtf

best assortment of plain 18k 1

Rings in town, is to be found at S. B. I Freeman's, 161 Main street. Don't forget mldwtf

80LDyX«^YOUWB.-^*M»h S^r toBwry~iUtbodlat Bplscopal Choich FanVSac*, by SOT: B. Wilson jB, QMattfA formsrly of Clyde, ». *'Mls« t.5irtaAPA. -Tome, of thla city.

Aniploloni day may It. Im tWkuWBgw not of fonr je*ra pro«p«riky, bat of et»rn»l_ ]^fe •*d Joy.

sort nd

l* you want bargains irf Winter Gbods go to C. Wittig «fc Co's.,

f179

Carpenters

Edsall

jftlggi'r 'fflf fabl3dtf

Main street.

Deming Block they sell winter gpoda at exact cost.

j'll-dt'f

Do tou want Presrved Orange Peol? Gall at C. I. Bipley's. [25,dtf

Tou can find Preserved Lemon Peel, at C. I. Bipley's. [25,dtf

and builders generally,

for the best warranted Tools and Toledo Sash and DoorB see Austin, Shryer & Co dtf

Headquarters

for Oysters at E. B.

Wright & Co., 155 Main street. dtf

NbwStyles

& Co.

Hats

POSTMArrtRi

^A8«ilTH aanonooN date for Poataaatar of Am Hante, *»d «kwti folly iDbmltihlliiit«r«ata lBtb fliSliarid|*^. voten of tho city and township for thelr'dect&oa.

In comfillatioe with my own feellnjp afi3 tKS withe* of many friends, I make pobllo «nnounoemont that I am a candidate far the yoeition of Postmaster in tbU lh« inMaf of th«BepnbliMn patty a#»a dwtf *DWABD'». WAEMBBHf

LOCAL HOTICBS.

•trength to tke Withe^ eertala proportion of Iaoa, the bJ«od^l«i(i§|l itresgth ana ptirity. Blood «uUr» »*Sry ihroagh the circataUon, dlitriknticm tlva principle to every textore and very accretion hence the importance of ka jing it duty enriched. If it ^(is^ometvaa^.3 Win ayitem will he weak, and i'ha dwgjir, iniarTiag di«eMe"immlnnt In rtfortgood makee ui healthy—had blood,.Qiakes'u^.S^^i Hera wa a/a admoniahed ol the. superior ,ad' tagee of MISHLEB'8 HERB BlTTlBS.'

Iron in tliesa Bltteta is readtly StliodSWii/W1 the circulation, and a strong and vigorous con stitntion created. The circulation is regulated by tbem,and if any organ be weaki than the' rest, the deposits which cause bolls, carbunoles, tumors, lumps, *o.j ar» aheoked an and* h^alttty jpae^ijnparted tem. It Always care's, and aaperTaW^ T-y disaaaaaarisingfrorolinpurebteo4.r :U

Burr's Pectoral jsiixlr«rnRfi»M(a oiloWiDg ttrong and pointed enkMsamiea*,.ef/|^ fienwAl for Oo.tgha aid CoWs—-*"Bar*'» Pj KHxir."

Thomas Babb, Esq.:, Dear Sir several bottles of your "Pectoral Klixir," family, and in bvebt icstanCe With very bkcid^ lt boneflcial resnlts. B. FaA^k Hqiss^

Manufactured by

[21,dtf

BAar

jpLOU-R, CEMENT, BAC03SF,Afc|

ran BBLS. Or SLODE, diff.rfpt'gfadfU.M OUU greatly reduced prlcos. (1

urnjj mil mi!

State

SlB»\isiiia bn

aw a Bbls. CEMENT, Bed and Bluabrpnds! a ifJooi: •. gA Hbds, frasfeflACpjN. j,.

tjg I

Piaster Paris, Limes,

and a well assorted ntock,of .5 O E I E S at the lowest market price, for sale by

A. & E. «EIMAar, Mala Street, between$tli aail'sd^l m-iwJm 1SBBS HAUXKi

pEANUTS.

and

Bonnbts"

at 149 Main street. dtf

1.500 Bags Oholoe .Tennessee, for sal& b! MKLLEN, XLLIS A GO,, 4 4dZt Cincinnati. Ubid

ai 'iiuouiKfl!

b9mm

mv com for table DWKLLlMQ

-aa-soll TsioJk

IllPtT, wwMwm ^on thsMeof

Mro imMM| HsMiN la tks stor*

PabUc Square, with ^•pWeJCockof

mohMe

Ajraani

hn—non-g

Grocery, will be sola at a low Scare to tho purchaser. The owner will take a desirable cottage tr

imn M»4 atraA

wU\wT

iii wm Vi

former reeidsnoe.

good condition

Thehoase

Market (osllad 8d) and OmaI itneti

oobUui

oell»rt In

lot, or groand, oqdUIM

wfMHBIf nSMWeoJ VsMrsfclas«taia4acJi4NM»

Psator 1st O&'ngregational Oknnik

Gonot A BsrnV

fS2dSm '0r6gglHsj

N E W A E I S E E N

Mba' M4 B_M. HABBI80N.

Charles Ornft, Ksq.

ib otiior uaiiQCVS. we win mi uar vnv* OBBT STOBS and BOABDING HOUtJB TUBNITCBB very reasonable. Any ierson wishing to dltafe in this business, oan find a $ calling at N0BBI8' Wagon Yard,'on I) street. A 5 JAW

oan And a good sits, by North Tfilrd 8dtf

Ho|se-fcl« sdBw*, aSfcMfc, oSrrtage

house, and good fruit. Lot 160 feet front by Sua bet deep. WUl be sold /iheap. Apply to

XT'OR SALE—0r Exchange foT xC,Ci Bast of be city. wuKa good uphouseWel

roomi, c«m, HWl7i"trfir,u«iiBle,alMs,' Js *8*theeae

's*l*|p«aa»'!aa*ifl«WaU. t^Oall^at tbB Onui]

AP^RHANQlfQSatC

ui.'-iiiicV/ »J* e*iji 3aa cl, tdw .JnoT eidl .^^r'jaab iLjtaiili jc# xiln-sti

4'i Ol OiC.lI si x****-''- I «il 'o

BBOXAWBltOS it. nt' tj twine* .ite t-.)i 111 .-.

I ffi meet,

•)l*tt£aAl lu fculii 4fiJ3 «io wndJUtaUdeAlwl* mU iJt *,i

baa tj.ia* vi)

^irnMW'mmsc iosss *m aaeiH kiit ,.T^"!ii^W is Jnwol Tere at -MdsJaw 0*0, iati4a Woi-retnow resehrlng o«*' »aw. aprins st»le^, kd ahaJl c^tnqfi^ ad^g to, tbfof.40, jasotieacA B* Ionian W4 iiiti

a 7r jisotieaEA a« lo_iaaw4 ftUi tod itOlMMtp jjmyijgi

I We have on hand the Li

jxmommim'* dct«w aiil lo ^liiavp edl nr en tods ilserdrftlOeftta^geMM, WitBad mcJ

Taa-iASIK) jtBT ser-UVT acd'IaW

,%oiiotrAon/em jii Jjjii ow *J it tMiJa aetu sig adi xi ifiw -uilaia* #til ,taamdiUdtt*» a^JO fd ft We b«*e BMr#t ptiuik" T&Qcbfdtorm,' UeblgiiSfti

Mioanr' aeodcin: aastjpast of .tlie jjj.m Hi j, 'fUkiMk'T. -t

W*,Vi tzi 8,.-.-:

•b iiUJBiM turn ,*ma Jsfi» t»({ n?B.{Ittup to'i yttlUlBp ,Ob f»dj

Tff MA»C?H,:18^.:e

New 8UBd, 89 llaJn St., a 1 o(U. JWW ON THUBSDAY HKTT/-iu"»' A VaaU

r«0taiHHA

iuillieilDifECTORY.

.?iaxaitfvoufxsr&•-

'AiCHlTKOTS AND BtJILDKRS. oorner Main and Tiflb.. aomar Ibtk aad lUSxrry

streak.

^*0GK8 AND STATIONERY i, Bartlatt Jt Ornndy. 101 Main street. CaaAniaMoppaatta tbaPoatOAoa. 1 4* GU .101 Main StrsotL

•*»aa* fiataic&fl)K>*£a*wr*ttoHtrMt. BliaMAilOa..' 'JtmntbdNUotA, WmlHhaff»r, rsoprtetor.

,351&AltB^6B'FA(rt,0RY.i

„WiWl.PhWMA£^, Cor gdaWWalnut. d'v ... OLOTHLNO. ^W.tf.^inXs'ter,T» *aia 8treat. b*

GroTer A Miller, 81 Kaia Stree*. p.¥: JoIm Bari^)ile, over Saxton & Walmstey'a^^ COMMISSION AND GBAIN. t,„, 'Tbhn fiaaeyS Oo., First Sr., onkul Baala-'. 'Z DEAL*KS^^

J. A. Morgan, 8uili»an County Coilii' Tohn Mcftrlauer Kirer Coal. *.»#« DBBSS MAKlNtt. si l(jrs..ll.'|k. ^ad^ee Ohjo, bet. 4th andBtV^fe

DENTISTS.

KitkotOtoew, 1ST Mala stfaat.

-1©. Ordneold,' 9th St., between Marin and Obit-. Biiiiulrdacib,Ohio street, bet. Third mnd 4tb. HOUSES. '•(t.1 AfSHdge, tforS'Mdrth 4th St. •JCT6 Jon till DJtY GOODS, '1WI^BI(lwA 0«.^ootHiMh and Jtalpatxeet

W. 8.,*tyceAt»., 77 Main street. ti WiUi« A Oo„ 170 Main atroet. 'BdaaU A Oa., corner Foarth and Mala street itextoa A Walmaley, 111 Main street.

Cornelius* Haggerty, Corner Main and Third '".i b&t GOQDI^^holesalk: Li!Byce ASoa. Mala street. .. iBtiobisTSL '-^frifr, Oulick ABefrjr. cbrner Maiu and Fourth ^yi. Davis 4 Co., iteming Block.

ABMING IMPLEMENTS.

.^opW^lnoM.'eaat side Fublie S«uara^, ?n GUNSMITH AND STINOIL COTTEB JbliUAfyiitrong, Ohio street, eastor.TMnL

HABDWABE. P*-, ifjiJ

AiUaio

f: .-'•'•Oi i.

HATS AND GAPSi

'3a«e|«h O. Tataa, 14S'Mnia street. DoWd A Slate, 191 Main street. HOTELS. .. Katloaai Housa, corner Sixth and Main, iw •, Ul»rk Sows, oorner Ohio and First. 1 Tans {iauteHouse, corner Main and 8a*euU

*e«»wteJd*olie*dn«iaHlse,l,ee

Jacob.Keru, Opp osile FbstOaic^ -J- /io,i

if-jit'- A. fohn A. Jryan, 116 Main S»r«et.S{.j^w KEY CHECKS.11-*s

,lrWW.'

jii ..«u.i .V'

\*4 »w .TTaiKAV TI QXA liUA'Crp •i!v!Ur'«*aLf?a rand lawgnrattop «S at i... t«!n ,vi- ot ii bun ifioroB*.'^ .'it s- \~l ••'•J

1£B£A ABKOLO

iscotujjsynii T^.B- WUBZ.) hmOO 1V wfi•* .i fctrfrtty public that tiey 1 open at •l''1 si-.-iu-.. 01 %1 Ol »1.1 pitiilnH Hk.it 'it-. I ,wtajii»JiaO (sjii taad-icrnrii ^U«*a»a I

e»iaaoit

nS«bf\

imp swm, Ctorxetsr*

fiSSV 4Plu 1 M^ezsmV! ny"Vrili consta

8WO^lf eta stf is*.a«d at toBm

jIju-:

atjts'i'Itirz: 'v nr 9U**i H»i 'l» 0»mth Touvtk. atvsatv .will coaHtwf Rstt«apraa«nt. •.: »*.-• O0BBI A AMNOli). •-•iV favi v-.i nt, ..-J

lssk-to# ^#o®ct,oe0, iwxi Wt'lng l*»n

&8J

cK .}••'. A||i«% rutmlf A\

I BO. B. JACKSON & CO., e3iQ4afeAt Hii Itrcha 111 a j: tB3'l .HU fltoWf1»W|BL lAi»,.|

bimbai,

|fcmy*8risWiirafld. oai^:

if L^rf: KiLktnAAm

ccT"i!"™-l? fw*

Tem HMtt. IailJba.

v. 4

lfeni'ltlsoi' Firrin'gton BIock, 0t.

jrOttONS AND TRIMMINGS. .if, K. Biddle, 161 Main street.

OYSTER DEALERS*

Geo. HftbermeyerftOo., Fourth Streot. rro%

PAINTERS.

A South Fourth Street. PHYSICIANS.

fiW'l.'.l

-'Dr. Da'Darker, Mulberry, bet. 8th and 7th Sts. Dr. A. Aimaud. porner Main and &th Ktreots. Dr. B. J. Youug, west side Pobllo Square. Dr. I. D. Seelev, 41North 4th Street. Drs. Appleby A Waters, 130 Main Street. j.3..s mrtKI ii Si

RETAIL GROCERS.

I". b. Molloy No 9 South 4tb Street. O. I. B:pley, Main Street. 'LutbSr Grigsby, opposite the Post Officer

RAILROAD AGENT.

James H. Turner, at McKeen A Paddock's Mill. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Jos. H. Blake, Ohio Street. Hepdrich A Lange, corner Mala and 4th street.

SEWING MACHINES. '•Hner, 18 North 4th Street.-

C. w^u«, North TJiirdStropt T. H. Biddle, 151 Main Street.

*tm. SKIRTS AND COBSETS. Hera Arnold, 89 Main street. STONE OUTTEBS.

Wagner A MoVarlane, East of T. A I. B. B. Jfre'siht Depot. TEAS.

iSk

^TlKJ

Joseph Strong, 190 Main Street. UNDERTAKER." Isaao Ball, owner Third and Cherry, Uvm M. W. O'Connell, Main Street.

^B^OHANT'S, of HARTfOKD

This old and reliable Company is now repre sented in this oity by

aiGEB I'

#4sV

OFFIOK at DOWLING HALL.

u0 .jay, -iur J—tfU***} r.)tnnf W iA,VA*v These persons holding Policies of Insurance In this Ocmpany, are requnted to call for their Smtuali at this Office.

I i-i ,t, ftMi i*. i. I ttfava a. i«w,aki. I Business Respectfully nolicitea, and Policies will be issued on as good fermsi as any other first-class Company. j(

HAOBB A HCKEEBT, I

jaSUlm Asaars.

rpHB

llsho ent

"Srf:Atwlbics

HOW15 SEWING MA

JL CHINES *m*'•* iDo not require the KadorscMent of societies or Kalrs—they are

WOELD-RENOWNED 1 niey arecelebrated for doing the best wefrk, using a mudraaaller needle for the same thr than any other machine, and by the intrcd tion of the most approved machinery, we now able to supply the very best machinery In the world.

They are adapted to all kinds of ramily Sawing, and to the use of Seamstresses, SrMfciaeri, Tailors^ Maaafactarers of Shirts,' Collars,

SKIBTS, CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, ^Ps, Corsets, Boots, Shoes, rfar'J' Qawia, Umbrallaa, Parasols, 4°. -Therwolk equally well upon silk, liaen! ^ton. goods, with silk, oottoa or Unea thread. Thay will perform every spaaids of making a beMtirul and pertect stitch, alike ombotheidea of the articles sewed. »a Maw Improved Family Machine Is witUont r.

cann°f te

27d3m 0ABTBB A hIcINKB, Ageni.

XTOTIGBTO BUSINESSMEN XI ANTING TO BAY* MOFIT TIM®.

Cent Bednction

Will rttflrn lib flfMUtt 1 Q*W mtii6w

^adfga«e paper fyplmfed, fletier or note siaet) flr. •]& per cent, uppn the above prl»s may be Mved by uslog Maoaioa'a PATMC AuToaaa/aio Paurrua Paats lor Offloes, price $80,00.

Maurloo's Patent St tes Bights are sold at moderate prices. A".kinds of Lithographic work is dona withtbe greatest care at the lowest rates. .™ww

New York. Ddc 85-deodly yt

ANtfFACTUH

»JiEBKB HAUJE

pRAIRIK

11 4iVt^str, ltn*&

Varmeia' Jlotel Dor 9th and chery.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

M, A..Qrane, Main street, east of fifth, ffager'jMcKeen, Dolling Hall. V.i^ JvA.t'oote c5M.ln'4treet. jewellebs. 8. S, freeman, 74 Main street." ..John B. Freeman, SWaEreo'a Block ,, tS

,L"

^nu Bankln, oorner 4th and Lafayette Sts. att *2*b

yERY STABLE.

Bobart Henter, opposite Buntin House. I'l

LEAlELEB, &C.

'L.'a.'Burnett, 114 and 140Main Slidet. MUSIC DEALEBS. L. Kissoer^ Palaqe of Muaio, 4& Ohio street.•

MECHANICIAN. 1

A, Tittaukui 16 south4th St.opp. PostOQIce. MILLINEBY. M. A-. Baridan, 80 Haiti Street »i*t» as itsifo 8. t. 8trans, 149 Main it. Mrs. Buckingham, Co, 4 and OhioS

MILITARY CLAIMS.

MILLS,

vumm

Cor. of 9th.*ma

•ii ^4»a.'^vr.

'vS

6ear"

*'rv

CJLirtf W1IJLIA9U»* "Mwwwwiipa .«».' v'

Sash,b Dobrs, BUnd8 Window Aid Uoor Kraneg, Mouidl^s Brackels,

BtalrKAMigst

L-»M All .Qjoawjs

,1.

And all descriptions of Finished Lumber.

Wholcsale and Retail Dealers--w pine lumber

tath MIA ililVflM, Slate Boofliig, »,,«! Cement Hoof lBg» aiWft

Also, Hoteh aiftf Bh^gag* thecka AirntsbMba short notlca. Joor Kay. 0becks numbarad and lettered, The prioa of a Key Check is forty oents, and will be sent toy mail on receipt of pries.

I also have a nice, arltoie of Steel Key Blnga sj MiWx:}

DOT

of fourth and Lafayette streets, or by drop, ping a line in the Post Offlse. j»i4d^ mn. mxfuu,

Twelve

IStroot., ,\m

MiSS' wW&H lv?.

'el -h

Twifil TQ It

ft*

SNAPP, HA7KE8 CO.

•I1

Having leased the above sata&lisbaant art MM ready to atanuf.'Otfifs tke fottowlag. work 4 Jv

,.v

SASH, DOOBSf WINDOWS wid. DOOR .J

-.f#

MOCLDINQS, BBAOKITO,'

•Jtl I-J

X- SURFACING,

Aim au V9auriMM mawna. I

Ordensopolted fn} sMraMlloi Aleut JbblSdlm

Roofing Pelt

Caslom Sawtiif, Pltnlirg sat Veodfanftng roine to oapBR.

All Work Warranted Corner of Ninth and Malberry Str

ia83dtf flat S 4 1

I I N E

J^ILLIKBBT,

4*'W is mp y«r

Utr. BVCKIVCIHAH Has reasoved to th© earner of Fourth aad OUla Streets, whereaka is bow opaaing a fall and oomptota stock of Fait sMaBannata, Bib kens. Flowers, *o. DBBSS MAKING! haa alao beea adM to Dm baaines*. Uaviag a oampetaat Oreaa-saa* ker, smtisfaotloaU snananSnnii

gOMBTHIWG NiBW J- i: -ti) tdh/ilt Hi'.: *i«vai' XJBT OHBOKS MADt TO 0BDBB. A KBT Cheok ia a small oval, Oeraiatt stiver Check, oiarkod with the owner's name, to ba fastened to a bunch of.keys, carried in the pocket. These key checks may also lt« attache to Tallaes, Tronks and other articles. They are very neat and usefait

piotobia! pbugntm fUm^r^ed faattly M»(*aaioe,

withFhysiognomy, Phrenology, Ethnology,PU^s: iology, and Psychology,'adipfad to all who read, is Tbs IlIvstsatbd PnaairoLroioAL. Jovumal, monthly, st^3 ayesr crinela of taa, at IS «aoh. New Vciumer. January Doable Number now ready ,S0 o«its. AddrcipB. B. WKLL», Mo. 389 Broadway, N?w Xork.

Jf^diiooj

.--1 J..H' aiii .-•irA if ,t»"a

"A rich storehouse of instruction and entertalnmmant." If. t. Tribmu. "it deals with all questioasftOtotlaB the good of Soaiaty."—Bt«. Pott. "Oneafthsplaasaateataad moat readable magaaines that comas to thla ofBoe."—W. T. OhmteU. "ltuvglittoliavaaplaaslinevaryCi|i|. ily."—TrttUcn Monitor. "No other |oaraat Ml Americaimparts in aaa, ysar so maeh valuable Informatloa as this, and oertalnly no other. teachca man to trail to know himeelf. Bach sin gla number iswarth the eatira anouot ol a yapr* subscription.—Wsyaafc. ^Agents wanted. 8 aur New Premium Liita I d2tw9t

NEW GROCERY AND -if

PROVISION STORE 1 11 fffi A"..

.-}

i38

^ibr mtioY,o naaaaa m—«-

Groceries and Provisions, No. 0 4th Street, oae teor anOt ^tte Post OBee,

Indi»na-

The underslgped hae iuat opened at |ha abov slrtl4«a Family Qrooary and rrovfcd raaiQ «rooary and rrovtsiba Store, with a large and well selected stock of new and flreah articles suitable for every day use In families, to which heealls the attention ot Els Mends and the pabllo centrally. fGoods 4aUr»F»4 to aay part of |he cit^ (Vres

Qlgheat cash pries taM fer Ooaatry »iwd«aa, JySdSw W. MOLLOY.

NEW8(AND STATI0NfiB¥ BOOMS!

Sixth

WM-

street, «f

lnmrn.1 Ail OpposiU New Post Ofiee Building. All New York, Cincinnati and Philadelphia Papers and Magaaines eu hand regular and as soon as issued,

Speolal attention psM to getting back Numbers. InaitMlVpsrand «uveopM. aiwayi on hand or stamped to order, school Paper, a good artl-I

ole. very cl)eap. aov6

rp. C. BAHBT.,

surpassed—a Hemmtr.

food

QUB. A. ABlfOLD.

aABB,- a. I. TBAKia.

BARBft TEAKL£, HOUSE AND 8i|)N FAIXIKIH AND fiKAINKKS South 4th Street, opposite Central Bagine Haase,

All work entrusted to us, doae promptly, and

...

at reasonable rates. JSm

.'lysd

nOTiisi-ir" nysLio.

He will attend to the collection or Bounty and Pension Claims, make out Deeds and Coovrv. anofs of any kind, or# profcapt^. aod correctly.

All Orrioa—Over Pswit A Slata'e Hat Htnro' ^ropolltag.' Block^ M**tt

A Slat.'*

fUaet,

Terr. Ha'nta, JMIjb'

^«iras

JQRBSS MAKING.

'i'jirtifel-ao

K* ETHKBMBla»

Has removed her Of oak and Dress Making estabieshmaat to Nayior*snsw building on Okie, betwoen fourth aad,jnfth atreets, where sbe wl!}

Who desire the most perf.ct

work In this line. ^»MnUw tt«attoa wBl be given,, as hereto* fore, to tbalatsat styles.

Thf m0a^sklllftiJ assistants have been engaged. Wedding dMtnmes, Ball and Party Dresses, Ladles aad Children's Cloaks and Dresses menu, aotured with promptness and dispatch jlMf

Vl tiv'4