Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 March 1869 — Page 2

DAILY EJCFRfi!

CKBRS: HAU'yK.sINl

Mopa«ywaifn*iiii mm —r The Bnb-Commitfeel#'Be,port asd-fte

Soitberft Frt»on Dure«tora. 11• ii iii .. 1..! ibi.ttUSi iiauaSt •iWe pabliahftd lsteti ~k«1e Afiflt ®9PW"t^ tk. State •jurgmeniTH, one of the Djt6Ctol^l.•p^fc^0, framed the awrflfc'6* amine the evidence tabBnty the Oommk-j u«. the Cincinnati for insertion IfiotirWlfltMw, birt ve tftTa carefully read it, arid it fuflyi vijajlH^tes tbe official «ondiic4 •.

Mean. qiu *nd failsj in our opinion, to suitAiQ tVe^wport o| tbe Committee! The: xepo^t^yir of the Directbrt/M^*iiftf^a^^H»j have systematically farmed 'OBt4keii apt pointmctiti* employes beiiig required to p*y for the privilege ot holding heir *p£ pointments." The ^evidence ihow* jl|4 when Mwutpixa and GriEE^reelefci •d, tbe officers Were all fllledj and ttaaj, but one' change "W&r niade iby thei" namely, removing CJ., $.^xW^H3f tbe Warden, 8n» appTOinWp^ Gol. I. au BBHCB 8. SHUMCB imbLsteadiap the Committee bono^W/ij ia" tZieir ieporj, that this was a propeT yhftnge. abd not done in the "farnjing" way^-.floj MBBHTETHEB, who the Only'Wifopi to the Directors r^ceivin^ Mked this question?

Q. State whether you know of any: Jf the -Directors of the prison South haviiig demanded or received any Moneyjf'jMr the purpose of influencing otheir official action in/the appointnaept of -utjo^v of aaid prison?"®,.t 4, fo-f

Director* was upon a 'level, w'e 'Vpuld have no hesitation in believing the latter, because of the improbability of the Warden's story. But" when we look'. &t tbe evidence of Ool. Msbbiwktbbb, we find him making admission of corruption, ..brutality, and indecency .that^wojiUd ren der his testimony worthless in any colirt

tors for a defence against a charge baled on fais evidenced ^j

The whdW^'evlflgfi'ce ehdWa1 th it' present Board ^fx'Direc\iM' iiave looked sharply after lhe interests Ujit 'the Jjtjste and under their administraUon the pri^n "lias become self-sustaining we thi"

therefore, that the^ deserve pra^g. tor their financial management.' ribUW The Committee further report at Mbbemth took a "brib(%" tggbtaia pardon of a convict, that be made fi Irepresentations ^^h|^Gov^|n^f^pl-o-^«ure the pardon, ^Dd: t^at(^be .Gov^r4or .discovered the fravid iq ,time.to. prevent the mischief. I

We Have examinee! the published, ivi 4raoe on this point, and also iA&^bcfri'espondence between the Governor attd "M*B*DiTH,and have no hesitanoy in eaying that this portion of the rejufrt

w-iil

mis

MHe

Tugislslnra wltl nriTlff *d"P^J°g

tjc/d,

A. I'do notMo^^aoasc^iaaliK'^mtt So it would seem that

Co]. Mxriwxt#s» that he paid sith and GtSKK $250

Ghek

Jd-

"baseless fabric, wholly unsupported by -the&cta

51,1 vo:t

Mftc-wu I

cara

The Committee have published a card in the Indianapolis

Journal

with a

•t?

Uon of the testimony, bearing on the lion of Mr. Mbbxdith in asking fo© pardon of Matthews, and although paly the cross-examination of Mr Mkbkdfth

|he

given,while his explanation of MAT^H»W8' statements ib irot published, yet a oarefOl'perQBal of Govern of ^Bakbb' testimony, in our opin ion, fo 11 «u3t^n Mr. Mbbimth's card and^ doffinot at»all justify the report of the Committee. Governor Qa^kb. says, "I»^d MkbkDITK I would consider his applicavioD.,^nd the fact of his being a Director, should have no influence on my action.?

did ,n(l use any' improper, means to induce me to grant' the pardon, except his representations as to his relations to Matthxwb' family.^hi», and |he disrespectful character of his reply'to refusal to grant the pardon, wer».tb«p grounds of complaint I had to makej as to his conduct in relation to the matter.1' In his letter, refusing the pardopj, Gfov, Bakib says to

Mbbbditb, "Your -ofli-i

gations to the -mother of

Matthews

might be thrown in the scale Fn a doubtful case, but can have no infiuebdaf in this case." 1

So it seemff that after all, as Mr. DriH alleges, tbe whole affair v^as aana ter of etiquette between Governor :kb and Mr. MbrbdiW, with w^k:hUi»{ ublie have nothing to Uo, and the Cemiit. tee were evidently hard pushed for a ease when they dug up this private matter. The application was made in4the usual manner, and was. refused-beeaose another charge" was made against MatTHKWS, and we fail to see any sign

"bribery" in the case, or any thing Worthy of censure. Of course, we should condemn tbe practice of Directors ashling pardons, but this was the only case of the kind in the whole official career of tkese

teP0^

of the Committee if tne evicrence is laid glde-t^heriread" there were several cats across and arms, and on her hsijfc'i An pel hatchet «u found in the Mfl|ww sntl case knife on the floor. Both were bloody,

Journal

says of tbe

have been coxgpgjativi •Jittje known to the countfy-atJarge, and afford little room for promises of distinguished success, but for tbe same reason give no opportunity for predictions of failure. They will, if men ever were, be fairly tried, without bias for or against them, by what they do, and neither they, tbe President, or tbe Republican party can ask anything more-" ,,

WASHINGTON.

Grant's Cabinet and its Material

A8 VIEWED HOI III DEMOCRATIC STANDPOINT

Tbe following is from the Indianapolis Senttnel'a Washington special. It will be. interesting as showing the opinion of an intelligent Democrat upon tbe situation of affairs at the National capital:

Washington, Fbiday, March 5 grant's cabinet. arkuvs displeases moBt of '.be Bsdicals, prises every onre. He kept his secret weft0 ^wWak Cbmposition. Washburne is totally unfitted for the delioSAdftieroi^lor^t^fy of State, but it is understood that he will shortly as j£}njyt&3to Fgutee. ll-jJlelrie thl^orl&hfolders t^id speculators, by appreciating bonds, tbe inte/^ibafwfunfl from tbe

'e Ca^l s, ank sui

people. Cox is particularly distasteful to the Radicals, for his opposition to negro suffrage, but will therefore bis awepVable negro sbfiekers. Tbe ap^anlxpecled by him, and ,u^)Uoiied. He was a compromise man In^Dnio)'wft aelegation insisting on the State being represented^. General Grant wouldn't talce Dennison', being too old a bird to be caught with chaff. So Cok

to all but the pointment

lh6 "farming'

operations of the pirfectorB' were not iaj success, atad we are at a loss to discover the reason why Committee should use aijch language. Tixere Is no proof wbatever, that the Directors levied black nja^l on any subordinate officer, alVbotigh tf|e Warden did yet the Ooftrfflittee so woijd the report as to leave the impression^ thit the Directors did it. niMij'oj

appoint or remove. The Warden abpoints and removes all others, and tb^y are respoosibleto'iitm alone. Therens pretence t^at either the 0haplain or Physician ever paid anything a'nd in faat, cthe whole, charge restson the evidence bf

charge

pet

year to re

his place. This statement is denied pliaitly under oaih by, the" Directors.!— .There was no dispute but that'.

DITH and

Mkk|e-

bad on several octja-

aiohs, got money of Mbbiwthbb, bfut Awhile be said it was in the, way iof —black mail, the Directors swear th borrowed the money, and repaid bU it but tbe last loan with' inter if the character of tie Warden a|id

909BiMi 3°°?

of tbe identical persons referred to by McClure, of Pennsylvania, as being of a class disliked by the Radicals of the State. He is a/etired merchant, and a member

scribed to that one hundred thousand dol fo.ur years ago,.and all tho memftW^Srf Gt»m'S personal friends This fact, together with his prompt pro 9P£tioRfelJK'1®!9*' Generals 8her man Sheridan and Schofield, follcAving on && heels of £is Ciltiinet, indicates how far personal frien(leb/|}' and attachment will influence tbedispensing of patronage

THB EXECUTIVE PRESIDENT AT THE MANSION.

The President drove from his residence to the Executive Manson this morning He-proceeded to the reception room for morning visitors, recently occupied by Mr. Johnson, where he at once entered upon his duties as Executive. He wss busily engaged in the preliminary busi ness, bearing upon the Cabinet, and the appointment of Secretaries. Great crowds approached the White House from all di rections, many of them strangers, intent upon going through the building, but none of them were admitted up to one o'clock. President Grant, entered alone, and quietly, in plain black clothes and beaver bat, and carried in his mouth the inevitable cigar. Mrs. Grant, the Misses Grant, Miss^ Felt, of Illinois, a connec tion, and other ladies of the household accompanied by Generals Dent, Bawl ings, and others, arrived later, and made a brief inspection of their new home.— At half-past twelve they drovo off in their carriages. The servants were busy laying a new carpet In the main hall, and making other changes and preparations

PARSON RROWNLOW.

Brownlow has made his appearance in the Senate. He is very feeble, and unable to stand erect. He has tbe palsy atid. shakes visibly. RESIGNATION OF COMMISSIONER ROLLINS

The President to-day accepted the resignation of Commissioner Rollins. The President's letter'was warmly com plimentary, congratulating him on the fidelity and efficiency with which he had discharged the arduous duties of his Qffloe.

A. H. CONNEB,

Of Indianapolis, is a formidable candidate for Indian Commissioner. He is, perhaps, the rao%t^ strongly indorsed, of tjj$ ajplicint &r ffie ptisition

PATBIOTS.

Colonel Foster is after the Evansville same place, and L. Phillips, of Logansport, and Colonel Dodge, of afte^R^sjjecial

Mnil Age»^,-^Vff _jl_ WASH BURN TO DKCLINK ^oLfa^httUrnl wil^deiccouCt^f^lJhealth

It is ru

cllne, on b' STEWABT It has, nuu^^weei^ uuc»ver£&-<pat, under tho law of *1798,

DISQUALIFIED.

I, alSoj^feeijf ^tf^vewcl-diat, law oT 1798,

importer,

'iufporter, nor

any one interested in navigation, can hold the positio^f.^Vetai^.pt the Treasury. This excludes Mr. Stewart It is RujyJMd ^lioufil not have accepted under any circumstances. \mrno*

OOIBLS^JIBBKK A|tLKBAN^. Terrible Tragedy—A. J. Todd and

sr3?5ssr,8 tp-

March 5.—A great

deal of excitement prevails here on account of the murder of A. J. Todd and bit wife, six miles south of this place, last night. At an early hour this morning a man named Bright called at Todd's house, to go with him to their daily workBright was unable to get any answer from the inside, and cauld not open tbe door. He looked into tbe window And saw the murdered man and woman. He went to the neighbors and gave the warar ine, and sent to this place for tbe coroner who summoned a juryfand went to the place of the murder." Todd wss found faying on the floor with his throat cut from e*r to ear and a bullet hole in his breast, and a rifle gun laying about three feet from his body. Both bands were clasped on bis breast over the bullet hole. His throat bad been cut while in bed where he had bled to death, and then dragged

tbrowo

txd with the bed clothea and her night

.clothes all, in pfttfflCt, order.Tj» bjck

her face

No clue has yet beeh obtalhcd aa tO Who could 'bfoddj^ deed. Further partieultfHmntl give* as they colrfe to light,®'

::u.'

rtr-j

OB I

TteScMtev

we have *eretofW4 nbbtffbci ftUUie elections, an# of ijm» lgt/oraftt of Me present ensip»eitiea» kali as a matter of convenience, we giv^W* low all the changes »which ocourred thereup6n4tt^rg*hiiit14^r# tbi lortyflrst X)ongreM on the fourth instant:

inHphiMbof SfMiKoiriU,' William A. Buckini hi of Conneticut, in place d! elected as a Union ConaeBmtlM^imiiMW

Democrat "1'*

i'r'j'Jf

»sui bi

Beuban .IS. F.ef.tor,. York, iti place^of £dwia

hn^1*. S^kton

Jersey, in place of^Fredertck T. wsiisg huy«en, B?puUi6ait John Pcotl, ^pu^aii,^ PenSsyiVania, in' placa'Oi^Charlea^

8i:

»uokriew

rAtnw»r*t oiil io mw si »-U»tn ThomasQ, place of James A. Bayard) Demoaeat.

William T. Hamilton, Demoerat, of Maryland,' in pfaee of William Pinkney Whyte, Democrat. MHO .71'.i

Arthur! .^feman, Bepablioan^pf West "Virginia, in plaoe of Peter G. van Winkl^ Jl

Abijah Gnbert, in place of A. S. WelcfylUpubnoaa. ia.llenG.®iutn^i ^fOh^, in place of Benjaitiih Wf Cftll 'I ll lii

.StsliT

Daniel D. prat^ Bepu^ttin/^Jiidi. am, in ptactofi JwWfe*1* a

William G.'BwiwnloW,3 'R^bng^. ?f Tennessee, in place of David T. Patter son, fleeted KepubUoan, tot=^ ftow jem0orai.,

Carl Schuix, Republioaa.of:. Missouri in place o| ohii B. Hendewp^ lUpubli.

Matthew H, Garpenter,f BepufeiicM, of Wissconsin, in plwce of James R. IKioltttle, elected as a. ^BepObHc^. bttt .how a Democrat. ... .'..i-u,

Eugene Oastierly, Deltt«orit,ifCfcilfornia, in place of John:. Cog^^, B^publi» can. ilVV,"0 3?I'':

Then the following1 ^netori^- whose terms bad expired iti3 ill if wnotn Ere RepuirficsD*, have beeg rn"elected:

Charles Sumner, of Massachusetts. William Sprague, of Smod¥ liiknd. George F. Edmunds, of Vermont. Zacbariah Chand|laz^of:Miofaigan.. Alexander Ramsey, or Minnesota,. Thomas W. Tipton, of'Nebraska.f

To the People of Indiana i...

William M. Stewfcrt of Nevada.

-1 I vi

Tbe present session of the General Aa sembly has been rendered almost fruitless of good results by the resignation of seventeen Senators and thirty-seven Bepresentatives, thereby leaving each House without a quorum.

No appropriations have been made for the ordinary expenses Of the Benevolent -and other Publ»ettnetitntie»e^f the-8tate. Hence a special session of the General

of election to the fiheriffi of tbe several counties in which vacancies have occur-

Marclu 1869. ,T '"Pd^^^eh pdi^w-of mkking' knowW the order of said elections, and of Indicating my intention to cOoVeidethe Geher|d Assembly id a special session, at^^as eaily

pedient-to issue tbisiproolasoation. Xn ^jitnessr whereof iiaje hef^to. set.my name and caused tne seal*f the [siul] State to be affixed, in .the city of

Indianapolis, on this the 5th dajy of March. A. D. 1869.

iiooJ8 CoinaiD Bakes, Governor.

yr*

hav^ Lt^^m. tjha most reliable

sources that Palmers liotfoh is uneqtiiv.ocally tbe best artiole known, lor curing every kind of sriiptiolii of tbe akin. Persons of all ages W^Il Bhd ttfat it witl al most immediately relieve them of every kind^ff'eaumeiids diseaM that/is annoy ing or unsightly,rr-iVa^9af.. Voltm^esr, Shetbyville, Ind. dwlw

'Tdft ffiKirarfAir AxrtuMtitBfiiiK J.'llis IUM.—Every tjine^laPltorbai u^set fragrant she ad* vartiies.tfiie,article. .The abfo o? ner teeth is a eerllmfCte oYE etc^renda'. No spot "dktitbhe thelr miiMd^no impurity ciinga to them.vfbd pillion* fh Wbjafc(

Jbif

\'Uhevm'm' *.!

Mobsb'S InMAW^BppT^ Ft^u ^We give you in this Meaicine'tne result of lifetime of study a^d trial befiare thb Medicine all others are bi^t nostrums.—Tfiey afe made 'frbifa'ii^iple Boots, and are the best medicine in the world for all Billious diseases. Female Irregularities, Head^he|jJ^igOTtjoi^LiyssJComplaints &c. They purity the blood, remove all obstructions, oleabs the skin of all pini* pies and blotches, add are perfectly sure and safe in tbeir operation. We ask you to-uae them beaause we know .their virtiresajjTrial is the Touohstane^ay whioh t^Kve them wqrttiy. ^*Use Move's In dian Boot fills. For sale by all Dealers. marldwlm

With Dyspeptics everything is wrong. Food does not digett! sleep does netrefresh winjB doea not «heer: miles do not gladcien music does not charm, b^r oan any other joy enter the breast of the miserable dyspeptic. You mustgetrid of 'it, or it Willoebome Mted aild conllrmed, and life wjU be a harden and existence'a curse. Plantatioh Bittbu will do away with this. New lifot- strangth -Md' energy will |ake possession of you. Tbe damak, wjll again bloom upon your cheek, abd' the luster in yOur eye will again beas bright as iu your healthiest, happiest and most joyous days, dwlw

Sff^TOLiA ^ifi¥iB=Jiperior to the best imported Germa$ Qplp^e,..^ said at half the price.'

SRSTfe

littn-

'M t.r inm

l*ix% a

o'irB itORE

M*nofaotnrj^i o,«U

BRftA®WdgAKJP8,

PHJBjTZEI^, *nd Doalorala it Ou UhyMt* u4 ffipnt.

Order* left at H.1 Kata«sb*ok'a Store, street, or St)i itxaet, will ho promptly tttul•4 JoaMtf

EDIE8.

ten—Children

•ianatt ""S'T^. rrv .• I-' ie&tM

««Oao»««f t» fc«UMd fiataf,*' V*.

ajoi.*.

lirCiTBIRN

I* the saest ckiraordlaary 8ALV

sA)

lo. aci

I* the saest cktraordlaary 8ALVS »wr knowa-i bt »ii Oiik. Bands inlM. On» p«™«» MT« I

vtikwlt 2»«9TC T#fk for it.-'—J ear to Tsl®*- aOMseil n/ &A' h4- *.

to r?•fr »•?«.

iii

rn ..ii ABS.B1

"Jo fti!-

:iC"

BEAUTI

O r-

:tW«'"'*gon

lamttiriiiinouiuiitisM Ob* Sottlo, $1,00—Thro* for $2,00. 7" tArtmSM

Par^lSeetTSwSer.

•taiki feieafMtfafwi daflVi

•MAS BABHB8 OO., 21 p»rk Bo*r, uifaliJiiMBM HADM, hjr

iim

Plajjoii'ji rftplilan lotion ftr l«MtiayilK (fee SkIN aa« COMPIUIOH

THB Sim wik JIM BMOMING rer UDtin l« tMNVBSKKr Itls lmluMe. Ver«WXUU(U after BHAVlSttU fees cqaaU

tapAPHIA* B0AP" ftr Ike T0IUT.

gDtaRT iM BATfl,1 will eet chap the 8IIN mi Mm Baiui WII lee, *Jft €eiili per wk«. my)

"''•r"-

"FLOB DC NATO "fLOK BE KATO."

A HIV ittNlll UNW TH*' ltAMnftBOHlKK,

(lata, Sdwly-atorm I. a .•

HATS ANQ CAPS.

•Joseph C. Yates, lep1 JUOT IN BSOSZPT OH Mens'Hiltaof aU kinds, ip Boys' Hate of ail kind*.

Misses' Hats of all ktada^-' Infante* Hats of all kinds, Aad at piioe«. d*n aada ordor oo tbort nbtloe. Oo&»

**Am*TH}£ FJLL]l 'HTXiijBIHvi

145

AEbId

WISE MEN of die LAND

Tie 9lTlaef

t&ePbyslcian,

tbe Jitdge

USE DAILY

IN THKIU OWN ijOMBS AND -BBGOUUBNC ... ^9 all ^ojallda and Sqtiereri 'mom Pripopsia. Sick tfaadaBlte,' Soor Stomacb. Ooit lve6eM,HeartbarD(iAalgittion, Piles, Bfliaos

Attack* Liver Complaints, Ooqt, and huditoi l. ftboamatic Affections i)i

N A E S O W N

fiftBAT AND CI0UD REM BOY t. flA

*"1*

TABBAITS

tea.-. "dHfw Bflisrfescenl Seltzer Aperient, Aa the •eat sms«1 If oat Relllable iiedlclne Irer offsred to people for the above clans

people for the above class of disease* IU brother* and *Iat*r«, its »uu-p*reots, will all And tbli well adapted fer their dlfferen

Th* airaiag pares ta •sftsa. rMMdy well

«ompl*iaU. »j s-i itaj bH

»i"j

KA*CrAOTDBEO OHLT BT TARRANT A CO.,

978 Greenwich St., Mew York ••"•"or Sale byalt »«18—dSmeod

I Druggist*.'

SKSO HAfcTO J,

BABNI&LB.

are

set are rosy, and the breath that swells through them is 'sWeet as the breeze of

Saxton

fitr-Uitingi

Merchant Tailor, MAIM BTBXIT,

Omt

Waimtlttjft Dry Goods store

WoaJd retpeoUnlly oall tbe attention ot the cltlMa* of Terr* Haute, aiid the ptoblio in general, thai ha ha* rentedrooiaaabove Saxton* Walms i^'« Dry Qaoda store, tor the pnrpoae tfwrrjl ng

nerchant Tailoring. keep* always on band a TASHIONABLK SBLBarioN or oasbimxbxs, vkstinos, ClLOTHB, 4a., and-1* ready te makS it "np In

TIM Lftteat Style and on Short

aad on irei^y Baasonable Terms. Having no blgh raata to pay, ha promise* to make up to older, Whether the geoda be loralshed byublm or not.— I very thing in his line, cheaper than anywhere

Oattlag dene and warranted to ft. A liberal patronage eoliolted. angasdtf.

COAL.

gULLIVAN COUNTY COAL Being now prupared to All all orders tor Snl* Urea Oonnty Goal, whleh I* claimed to teeqnal to the Braali, for *11 doaastlo pnr|flM*a, wlU deUvar to any part of th* oity, by leaving yonr order at o9o* of B. B. Bryant Co., O. f. RipIcy, or J.A. root's Tea Store, with whom I have ssad* arrangements to 111 ail orders, and rive all information in regard to the basloess. •Mitf J. A. MORGAN.

COAL, no ,&9Vfd£tt< *tlt

JOHB Mcf ABLANB

a»w

poor irttelfri Orders left at

16dwiw!

Belling

article of Biter Coal,

£be be«t

screened on

the

widest

•ereesiaase la Vigo county, at a* low a Bgtito. as aa Inferior article can be purchased.- Those wishing to lay la a sapply abonld look to

their Inter-

**ta, aad hay She beat -whea it

cheap as

Ttao Ooaatf Scales." or addreeiad

r. v., Terrs

th* lo*t

OMee Lobby, at tbe

wrote,

Box 6»S

wilt ifMein prompt

atten-

m. sA «oit_ ,ttU.'aaglTdtri S ihbeprri. i.i -r

mRidBsOonossioN

isms.

V/M!

jea« urn. init* uxmm nanaT HAH EY & CO,, woaaoa, oomaiow «wa

TOHN

HBP

A I N E A E S

Warikoim Slr«» 8t., at the Canal Basin. taa*wtl ^TMSBB HAnri INlVt 3i 0.

^AGJjBR & McFARLANE,

Are prepared to exacats all order* for the stone SorWnitega, *af»y Wagging, ftsd everrla Ui* )U* WAOHBB iKgI-ABLAKB tad the^Word on th* State Honaal School,

IS mWfiliat reoommendatloB. 8tone Tard rn aa«t «de of Sit* T. I..S1. B. K. M«ht Detr%am ds^si*

RTISE

#1»#I8S1PPI!

t*aaa3it£JssLf~~..,

arssttinrtetk* Bwat Osssa,

A and Adventnrea o« Fralrfa^ XoonulttS, 4nd thj Pacific Uoawt, ilthajnt JIl BljrlstlW 4n(l:HiiotogrSphlti "Vfews 6rd»e ^Mmi, QU**, 1 sbdw JStaee 'and Gorlositiet tf4swatfS' toproniMtfcv^ «atigiih«Kjand: MttutatA ttt*

tlying as it dee*, a want long

Moado^ Senfl joorer^w t5' ^leemingtoa Marakry, llti

Oroond

is hrf'

JTfijH"

on«

Sur^feof W. F. BrlK«.

ing throogh our Unb- DSpartment. Tor prloas an?otfier tnformatte^ adgtgMa Wr.F* m&XXa, Daytoa, Ohio.

WASTBll, AUEJfTS.-Si^

SeryWhere, mala and fenude, to

pSffi5G%,«a,8S!faUh,£S'

under the«*ame name .or. otherwise. Our* only^eiralne and rSally pfj^btt^al machine mana

Fianos! JPiatws! Furnas!

"Th« Parlor Favorite/' With Patent •'Trwtle SoandlBg ^oard.''

TBt

Imtaettie demand for this popnlar instrn ment tua lidaced na to-m»k»- lts mannfac ture a sp««lalty( and wa are aon*«jnently en abled to offer them much lower, rates, than, are charged for similar instrument* by other makers! Iaqaireeffekldent dealers, or send for onr'illos traced .Catalogue,-and Price List. Adrress

WAin,SD-AfiKKTS-IU,,LHt^*

KNITTINCI MACHINE, Price $25. The simplest, cheapest and best 'Knitting Machine ever indented.' Will knit 99,000 (tltohe* per min. ate. Liberal inducement* to Aaant*. Address AMBlilCAN KNlWlKa MioHINK CO., Bo* ton, Mass,, orSLiioshiflto#^«aKP"

raiajt»a*

mm.

teetonr.bsrM^nl a ftiU destrlrithn^ofiBieWorfc:

AiMOMis&nm ttvtcsMKt:

I Waala—*lr.b Clsu, l,WO, |B. i(,()(jO 26.

Boot

erafft—Apple, packed, l«kfl0e,«0.

hee41ingS-^-Haplr,U 00 SS or V. Xtervreena,,

6ra#es-8=rts.-^ooe Ml Oasa Odaoards,

«.T

OfiO. M. SOILD CO.,

Pianoforte Maanf's, Boslaa, •ass:

,*6ENT1| "WANTKD to sell CuFPaa JMowcbs. and Olronlar. OlirPPEa Mowia ft-

draft and most durable Machines made. Send for Cliff Hit., New York. nv-pn u2L.

I STOB1

BW YOBK BAT

Street. Tern'BMt*, Ia

•orflTdt

THE

Industry Sewing Maehliie.

Only "Three Dollars simple, practical' and durable. Hakei the Blaitic chain itrtch, an4 adapted for all kind* of plain *iwfogV Any child can operate.it., An elegant gilt. Teatimonial* dnily. Sent in perfect order on receipt cf price— $». Address Industry Newlng Bfacblne Co., Manchester, N. II.

931)00 SAIiARY.—Addresa D. S. PiANO Co 5(e^ York.

I I

'To tre W0*KTK0 Cf.iBS:—iim nowprepa'ed to farnich all'clasra* with oomtaat employmeiit at their homes, the whole of the time, or, far thspare moment^, Business new, light and profitable. iftfty cent* to $5 per evening, is easily earned by persona of eltber sex, an I the boy* and girls tarp nearly aa much as men. Great induce ments 'aireoffered 'those who will deVote thel whofe time to: the bnsines* and, that eVery per son who may see this notice, may send m» their addi-fsi and test the bnsinepS.fertkemielves, 1 make the following 'Unparalleled offer: To ill who are not well satisfied with tba baiioess, I will send $1 to pay for the troable writing me. ITnll particular!, directions Ac., sent, free. Sampli sent by mail for lO cti. Addrcs* K. 0. AIiI^N ^August*, Me ,,i fr..

iue."

«s».

Banei

introdiioe the

'-'•DjMpiflM COMMON8KN&B FAM 8KVINQ MAOllJSn. TU* Macbine wiU atltcb, hem, fell, took, faQt, ootd/blni!^ twaid, embroider iff a most *nperlor maaner. Price »njjr,fl8. .Tally warranted for five yeara. We wlE(iay lljOW for atiy'machihe fbUt will *e# etrongdr, -mora beanttfhl, or' morS' elasiiis teaU 'ithanf oo^si. It KMtks* the /'Klaatio IilHsk Stitch," :K.vejry second atltoh can be, cut, .and *1111 the cloth carioot be polled' apart wfthoat tfarlng It. We ipaytAgents £ma 975 to $200 ^er mohtb arid exipei^sea, or a comfaisnoa fMja which! «#4eSr,that amodnt can he made. Address SBCO-1UB ft CO.,

SOOFULA

fpeelalltj'.—Cures legally guaran

teed or money returns|. B^ the Inventor of tba celebrated Patent Invlslble.Organlc Vibrator for Ineorable Deafnew.1-"Sstid lO cis. for Treatise on Je|fne*s, Catarh «nd Sorofala. Dr. Tl .^98 B^er-*t.,.H. t.

PBEE FOB A 3 CEJTT STAMP. A PAMPHLET containing valuable infocma tion OA the salient of Advertising. 4'll*t of -OTtf One rhonsand' Kawspaper*, (tbS bcst Advkbtibino

Mediths), and ptioe cards showln

advertising rates. Address GEO. P, BOWXLU A CO., Now York.

WANTED.—First-clasj

traveling laleamaa

in every State. Qood wages, or a libera1 percent., and steady employment. Address,with stamp, B. F. HOWKj 639 Arch street, Pbllaitel phia, Pa.

li^HPLOYMEHX that payt.

Torparttoalar*

-KS address 3. M. SPENOKK CO., Brattle. •bord, Yt.

charge. If benefi ted, return the postage. Ad dress PH1LANTHB0S, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa,

i«ic Is theory of the erowds who throngs

The Dollar

Xotice,

73LAKE STREET,

H1CAGO,

Sto.,

We reply We have buyer* constantly at the Fast, by whom job lot* are obtained at enormous diceunts,and, besidea, a large portion of our aire imported direct from Estropesua nractm-em.

HaTlng, al»o, svkbt rxoniTT po*****ed by the: firms of Boston, we will,

largest "Dollar Sale' by means of the

'.*«{*} Krfl

''A'

Bxtend tba adVantage* of our Imtntase whol*iale and retail trade to thoselfving at a distance, thus aarlag la Ksprsss Oharget.

THREE-FOCBTHS THE AMOUNT

Now paid and giving better quality of gooda than oan ba obtalned of any Eastern llrm.

Send in yonr Clnbs,or send for Circalars, to

A1NAVD A CO.,'

73 Lake St., Chicago. Goods at Wholesale to the Trade.

AGENTS WANTED. mm/B want a responsible reeident Age: every'larga town to *ell O. P. BOWK OO'S aew

BR1CE-FIVE DOLLARS*

Larga ooasmlsShm* paid canvmuaam. -from 10 to 100copiaa caa he disposed of la every large town. JCvery thorough businoss man. advertiser, literary jian and publisher will want1 a copy:— Tbe*e men form a imalt part of the oomoaunlty and buy quick, a lewn caus fee auTSSStd laa sas day. Send for term* and prospectus.— Address

NXlSON

f,64S"

CHBSMAM, Publisher*' Agent,

MfBrk Bow, M. mK 24 ^.X

THI mm Millie COMB! fiUJRjNlSTT Hanabetnnr andJMl«r in

VfiTwlm gray kalr a fmaawt black or trow mrjirkin. B—t by nl for fl.at. T, Traasarer, pMagSctd. 1Im«.

wllfwfarwi and navint aa«»#ac*ie* fnaSaaiMd •a Lgaata are waatad In every Ooanty la' the Unite* State*. Addna*

"taatatltMi. Good

A H1AJ1S, 63 Second street,

'MMNtniaVd. ii'T—.3 im&K

('0^3111

i, j'.'.i

itt-^hhop

rv'S

nj v». ii.'-.Miii

1\B. i^lX

•^fsas'sr

•VTOTfe

SBJi-r/oi «SftOM|K! JiuIT

ii ii IxjJ

I MASH RIO ARB iffm ^Tiooo»Mil ax*1 an r»i" isrff retd-wira s'HtBT-i-l -tfi

tio e.ii lo. Uiy •-.-*? 'cao AfleoUCtellt'ter'

TalbaM^ D. J)., B-

W. Martin. J. 8. Beaoh, B*q. Br. BggMr^v Ornca ,a» .Banaaxca oa Mulberry street, •tw—n eth )twl Tft, ttert to HormalBdhVol.' sdf tilnj '.i,a ?.iw

•^rESK!S«u__.

MVMttlltllWdlltD.

TJAVE^CHASSOCIATBD OpRJJL selveatogMi^rMr^Bie practiseii1 Medfelrs With th*i abaaa •gomaaopathln law as oair gaide, will be pleaaed to attend all who m«y njfeil ur drofSasionalservlpee. ..n-1

Plttsbnrgli, Pa., or BoStM, V^sa., 4r Sl.lioni* Mo. '..i-h-''

iweaiffith abd'Sih atraet*, bv«t Budson's China Hiii'Tz-.m A«»pLBBrndk' WATBBN: ziaamuritai 1« e*jJ. ib tdi

katwi Stor*

PMY8XCJJJr*nUSV#QEOir: Ofncfe^lMktViasfttlls 8«a*re, (Formerly 'obempfcd'B^'Dr.'CaTtis.)^

JACOB BlTt

the oalebratcf

Sifiu-UghtNt

Beapxk

ntlff -A. IT.. .. ttn.l'J II

£$3 WONDER!

CORNER klNT$

Call*attended tonight iaS day. Baaldence at National

W mo,r1,Ja2»dtf

trptflaS.: saw -.•.f.fo

iAOOB^DTSi Ul

.' Y.

FUiadtiio Ji-i.'"£Ya

)«ND.

iIIOPBlkETOK8.

I'll \0

This

sJ9fSMK.^aa^eaa tborpntfily. i^ralshaJ

Oppoelte £Mterw Karket' Hoase. Having Urge 'Wagon Yard attached, will en able me tb giVe general tatlafMtlbn'tb' the trav sling pnbllo. D. W. BANK1N f! v'i!'

HAUTB HOUSE, 61

OOBBBB MAIM 419 RIVINTH 8TUOT9, Terre HAute, Indiana. This Hotel aa* reoehtly been refitted, and pntla firM-claa* order, ofleflng aoootmttodatiotis tinanr paasM tnth*State.

ooaaaa «•. *ia*T and ohto gTBKrrs.

Terre Haute, Indiana.

W: B.fiBirVlTfi. M..rropprletor OSce of Mar*haU, Mcnteauma wa4. Palestine HaokLlnQ*.

Free

Bum

to and from all Trafur.' ^bVZgdtf

i'AitK SOTEL,' OR THK AMERICAN AfTD EUROPEAN PLAN Cor. JSeekman and Jfassau Sts. Hear CH Hell p»rk....i......N'ew "Cork

OEOBGE WIGHT, Proprietor. N. B.—Located In the very heart of the whole-' •ale business, this 1* one of tlte most convetntly located Hotel* for Merchants Business men and other* visiting tha cltyi dSSdSm "•-''i l./teuiift.-• !.*'

PACIFIC HPTEJj,

t#i£ie^

JL ,170, 178, 174, and 176 Greenwich Street, ibrth^r" One dfoor h'ort Oortlandt, and one block weat ofBreadway.

The undersigned takes pleasure In announcing to his nul*isE£ititrie*cfo' ami patrons that from tbl»^date, tha «^harne .jf,.the PajiOc will be |a,5u

Be&g sOle Proprietor of 'thi*'House, aad there, fore, fre*i ^Tom the too coms^on exaction of an inordinate rent, he la fully abla to meet the downward tendency of prices without any failing off *f servloe.

It will nofi as heretofore, be his aim to, ptaiu tala uadptlniahed the favorable reputation of the Pacific, which it ha* enjoysd for many years a* one of the Mat traveler*' hotels^

The table will be^hpaptlftUly supplied .with every delicacy of tne sessop. The attendance will be found efflcieat aad obliging

The locatioa win be found convenient. for those whose business call* them in the lower part of tbe Jlty, and of ready,accesa to all Bailroad and Steamboat Lines. lolaV f*£dw6m rfJOBWI^ATTHN.

ATTORNEYS. .b}i»dos£ ,JnaC[ ,»«**'

Hi BnA.KK,

HI1W CAS IT BBIIH

W S 8f Attoxmey at Laiw,jy-

3N-OTAB7 SUBLIO. Ornot^Ot Ohio Straet, between Third and Toarth Stmti. pot28dAw6m

no, r.

saibd. OHABLS0

gAIRD A CEUFT^

Vs,

'That every description and variety of FANCY GOODS, CUTI.BBY, LliATBKB GOODS, JBWXLBY, BOOKS, ALBUM-, SILVBB-PLVTI WA BS, ko.,

oan be purchased at the extras*-

ly low p?lte of 0N]C DOLLAB for each article, when the tame goods cannot be obtal^d at any other place for double thS amount, and which the wholesaler confeseea aa ax not bvt for. that price?''

Attoineys at Law,1'!' Orrioa.—No. 83 Main Street, up stair*. febX2dt(

Wiii1. ii, HoLB AN,

Attorney ssnd Gouneellor at Law

OSNBSAL COLLECTING AGENT, Teire Haute, Ind. Orrnoa.—No. 86 Main Streat. deoMly

DENTISTRY.

L. H. BARTHOLOMEW Svaeaoa aid Itaosano^i.

E N I S

BootMMor to Dr. D* K. WILD, Ko. 157 Hito St. Ksttoo*) Bloek, T»rr« Baote ln4* [m304tf

O. LINCOLN,

The

Dentist

Oldeit Satabliahed In Terre Haute, Ormoa—Oa 8l«th fittest, between Main and Ohio, oaa door aauth of National House.

Harlag had upwards of Mghteen years* experience la Dentistry, he la sosUtst that he can give lattifaotlon In all oaa**. [Jy9 'dly,,

A& bii-v A^i» :i isMbX

1/,v-.i

if at

nt In iU

American Newspaper Directory JtJ»T Issued. It gire* the nam** of all Newspaper*, their POLnioa, or distinctive character, Cucdutim, and much other information. Also, form* a coniilete gazatteer of all town* and oonntia* in which Newspapers are published. A handsome octavo Volume of «00 page*, bound in black cloth.

h' «w .Jt'iiii'liliD

HOFF'S

^LT EXTRACT

Great Seduction in Price. Qoauro* amb rurunn

Vtn*

pawkd.

Bristi,

A 8TRKH«IJiU(Klt tsr Uw UcblilUtrC,^ [nraBAUT mnMnia •OTHXKI.] ^.Cartala RKMKDY for Dtaord*rs of the T1KOAT, CinV, MJNfiS AJW» 8W)MA€H. ...Sold.by.IrBggi*t* and Grodm.

Jos. s. ••pmunr^

Murray St., New

B*U Agmt for U.8.ma

JTiSM 2*g*me*s

JaaMaqdly-tt

fV.t

/fisjai

f)»*a

'-3'"

err

ERy MIOES iiGJ 64

Leather, Hides* Oils* Shoe Findings, and Curriejr's Tools,

BWHIHSnftliwwwwria -y.. mf. 144 AIM MAW ST., TKBRK HitTK, IHD., aad and sogooda

Weuld rta^tfully .infona hls old patrous, ih* public gohi ratty, tha^h'e ha en hand an iciU ordeira for Uie Various kinds uf adapted to the wanti of Beet and HHoe HaatiAactnretB, die asM Mamsa Makeia Dealers, ,Jt. Ooaalftiog of 'Btf/rness^ Skirtingf Fair and

Slack Bridle,Collar Leather, Rag Leather, Line heath's er Jieatisi#, Pad •«.:

4tFk

11 I

SOLE—Oak, Hemlock, 8|aaghterrBueno* Ayree, and Orinoso, Trench'and American Calf and Kip Skins, Wax Upper, Buff, Grain Leather,

Pebble Grain, Spins, Lace Leather, Chamois SklBB,'«to. Maroon, B^aa, GKeen,Tellow, and Cream. %IHH6 8avXN3—Whlta, Pink, Tallow aad Basset. M0*00«y-i.Tampitfe,' CoratfMt, Pattoas, 0*p#, t'a*

If KID—Trench una American. BTBBSR'S DA1B.

*nstac'*- *egs*' Ho

.stai'OUleons, Ii Shoe Threads, Shoe Duok,, Brlstlrs, -t:)T x«| lyalatv, «s»x Veto*, 0imTragartrntii, a:.

KdgShoe

M*. M-y '..

J: mM

-*jrr

Wil lil'-tii nt'tir

OTL^---C«d, strattt and Bank.

Sicily, Somae and J&ponlea

THREAD,

needles, iufo sewins machine thbkad SILK. MBr cJlm for Bid«i, Tors, Sheep Petto, Deer 3kla», TSIttfw','and* Leather fn the Bough. Consignments always Receive

Prompt Attention*.

TM»5dwtf-

WII LIT AH CLAIMS.

nVTILlTARY CLAIMS-CARD XTA

FOB 1869.

I DAVID S. DANALDSOJI, Military Attoraey, Blotary us\lslai Ageat, BegHUrly Authorize and License*.

Office-rFarrington Block,

iUT&^!P°rner P"*1"

S1Uare

Stairs,

Tiaar Does,

%£BRE ikAUTE, ISB,

•Pension '•Claims Prowra^lrrears of Pay Procured, 1

BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,

I J&X.M TJTMD, Vouch*rs

Made

out and PtHtiouSfmet Dram firm*'

Ant/ Pmtian Agency in thwUifited Stalet.

FBOTUSXS ISSUED, land Warrants Assigned, Bongbt and 8oId, and Defective Asslgnments Corrected.

Ms.

T.O. BVinil.Piep'r.

Danaidsoh

Arrears of pension may now be had in all cases where the pension does not commence at the date of discharge, or deith of the eoIdler. Look at your oertlficates and call on me.

Bonnty claim*- =andw tbe recent law, act of July 2Bth, 1866, are now nearly all paid. Anew law for the next and last bounty, may, perhaps, be passed'this winter. If so, applications may be made the coming Spring or Bummer. I will give notice when snob law is passed. No pensions bate yet been allowed for service In the war of 181?.

JNo Land Warrants need be expected for service in the late war, and no further bounty to a. vet* eran, who has had three or four hundred dollars. t'bave never loet a good claim where th* party permitted me to maoageit in my own. way, I have lost two valid claims on aoconnt of such interferenca.. ..

Refer to" Merchant), Bankers and Citizens generally, and to any one of the' thousand whose claims have been obtained by, me. jsOdwtf

Oi ~.r

O. a. DANALD80N

.* SPEEB'S^.STASBAUn

'fsnDi fnUi yy

I E S

THE BEST BITTERS For Weakly Persons.

TOB THE WEAK, -»"«J TOffTHE PALB, TOB THE SICKLY,

TOB .THB AGED, TOfc FEMAL1C9,

1{r

PKB

TOB BPB^NG USB III

STo Bitters £qnal to Thei

Speer's Standard Wine Bitter^

—mads or— -tfi

WIttE, HERBS OiSdTS ^Oej^brftted Wine, so well known, with

T«vbajSiom^.r

QUVVT.

flowers,

SNAKB BOOT.

WIID OH ERRT BARK,

-R and a«ch other HEBBS and BOOTS as will In all cases assist DigesMou, promote tbe Secretion* ol the System II the natural channels, and give

TONE -A.3STID VIGOR —TO TBI— YOUNG AND OLD, MALK AND F£1A1R!

All use It with wonderful sucee**. Brings OOLOR.WA?il. iu lirw 'i.. To the pale white lip,

BLOOM AND BEAUTY

To the thin face and care-worn ooantenanc*. Ourea TEVEB and cteate* APPETITE. Try them. U*fl none other. Ask foe SPECK'S STANDARD BITTEBS. Sold by. Druggists and Grocers. Sea that my signature It over tbe cork of eatoh Bottle. t"

ALFRED SPJERR?

Pasaalo, V. J., and 243 Brea^ay, Nen.Iork. TW rradt supplied by all Dfogglats.

SUC01SS0B TO M. W. O'OONNBLLy

Has for Sale,

S O O O O S

IT F. W I" A PKKS,

I 1 E S

No. 104 Main Street.

Ja2ldlw WP~ S (•*»+. if

J?ERR,ORS

OP YOUTH.

IsoiDt Jtfen, tha Experience of years has demonstrated tbe fact that rellane* may be plaoed la the efficacy ef

DR. RELISH SPECIFIC Tor the speedy and permanent cqre or seminal 'Weakness, tbe result of Yoothfhl Indiscretion, which neglected, roins the beppineas, and Dalit* tha Sufferer for business, social society, or marriage. They can be used without detection or interference with butloess pursuits.

Price one Dollar per box, or fonr boxes ior three dollars. If you cvanot procure these pills ao'o** tbe mousy toBBTAX

0O.,

SUHANCK. -MfSiL.

1.1 «t A.

but

sas sltna It JcMX Biiivds

plai\£ tmq tavduu*

I- NATIONAL"

LIFEINSORAKGECO.,

Cash

aB#«cWiWn MaehtaeThread,

I Blacking n-nand Biuehts, Nail', Awls and Tacks, tsi3f Lasts, Shoe Tree-,

Crimping Boards, -l-'JI1, Cl*|aps, Boot TreM^dJ TAt

01 Til ...

United States' America,

wA—wg»

*ht M/mxr/si

mmmtj mmimt cwnn

.i ita* Jn-jto

BRJLNOH OI^IOSi First Natlbfial Bank BvUdtag*«

PHILADELPHIA.

Where the gatfara! bMfms* Ut Sin Oas*»Sa|r l» 0 traMaet*d,«nd towbdcii a» jlasnl wrwus*- tr ahoald b*add(at**4.

r,.re.

foe

MWMli ».1'f J. ft') [i 'U OFFlCima: OLAIUCKOl tf. OtA JAY COOKri ObalrmaB ^rinancw aad Biacw''

Oomasltta*. •U..*'. .1 HIHBTJQ. POOKB, ^kHf^MMea*., ..

osal.i(lQjwr **•.) tf

well understand* the mode of

adjusting and collecting htiy claims growing out of tbe recent Bebeiilon,and for 1867 and 1868, has collected and paid over to the claimant* more than .Two Hundred Thousand Dollars ha* cbtai ed three hundred Pension Certificate*, for wonn'ded or Injured soldiers, widows, mother*, and minor children, and seven hundred bonnty checks for discharged privates. pensions, if, now applied for and granted, will commence at the dato of the soldier's discharge. Ko time should be lost, as thia favorable provision terminates totally about June 1870, or at five years after th* discharge.

7„Bt.

.„(fg

1XKB80N W. PIST, 8«r*Ury aad Aaiaary.

imh yio? Io »dJ beii tnw.$

This Cdrngaaj, itailoaal la its charae tar, oSfc by reason of lis (arg* Capital, £o#Uts* af Prsmlum and Se# Tst(fa*, ibs-MI aiaMahli assMaa of ln«nrlag lll«)iatpt4s*AS*dtatli»paliU*. O

The rata* pramiwaa Ma| lngai| radatoad, (, are mad* a* favorable to th* insurers as tfcos* al the best Mutual Companies, aad avoid aB tlk* complication* and uacertalntiaa of Mat**, Biifr'* dead*, and the mianaderatanclnca

wlileh

tlM lAt*

ter are *o apt to.eauaa tk* M*arlaUtr Several n*w aad aUraotiva tahiaa ara sow •ontod, *hicb ae*d a ally t* h* aaderatowl a prove accept able *o thejpahli*,aa*a«* th»lK- (f COMK-PBODOOIHa POIilQW aad WTOM .1 PBKMIUM POLICY. Ia th*

former, th«

policy

holder not only s«our«B a II» hMfdicM, ^tayabfe at d*atb, butwill r*o*lva, lf'iMtcl«lt*r»t*tM'i' of a few year*, s»aml iias yl lsi

kit foHeff.

amount of monty

Ja th* latter,

Company agree* to return to

kU fMef.

th*

tiki mmmrti Ik* Mat

Jke

hat aaid in,

as *ddi'fis« Is

The atteationof psrSoit MdSikplM^' feMW.tngtheir Uvea or lociaaaiac tks.asawt af la*«fance they already have, I* called to Uie sfMlal advantage* offered by th* National Lib Iasuraace Company. ''i 0Iranian, Pamphlfta arntfaH paallcalars giva^ en appltoatlon to the Dkaach. OlUa af tka Oo«r pany, or to IOHH W. IUM CO.,

OltfCTSNATT, dato,

General Agent* fbr Ohio and Oentral aad lofl) ern Iodlaaa.'^}r( i: wwj

26dwly

A.i.JFOOXJBj

Agent for Terr* Haute, Jad.

•.!

#uo* ?«3. ihmmI gjui »H

TNSUBff Wlfff TfiB BEST J[i sal :is 9TSI «K ftiiJ s,

btt&obtt

illsS-

aynif ftL |1| J\ pit aeiili t'twbitpi'i

ad wxwitla.jo

OBTAIN O^M^inwrtSmMimm. may ba offered.

V_'!

h^^,land

«VJM

«]iiF ,?«. -»0

64 Oedar street, New

York, and they will be sent by return mail, well saaled. Private circular* to gentlemen mt frea on application. Enclose stamp. a*aUd*adwl* •«., MJjHjret

1HST$

OF HARTFORD. COM1T.

Cash Assets over 9ft»052,88Q W.

Tire aad Inland Xa»mraa»aat hvataMa teraa* 1 aa tha Haaarda Permit for* Bailable ladsdSllr,! HAOBB HaKllNt Agaala,

JaoOdSm Do.wTlng Mall,

'.bmhut'i*.

Jwisaa mawun Amattea. add saociD aa cbbokbd. Ir AWowal^Te totf*ia«a, untaMsnslthS Bsrsrinv*

I«M

I'A Ja! Sua

-, I* oMtrn aaanw.. ..

tmi liaitiil ladt

A,w»ia?a^"to

vnocua Aaai.aa*j» ^wm..jA*w*T*. ms snrcaas. SINGKB8 ,^M0 1VBUC SBBAKBBa wUl find JtVoaiss aaatol la aiearlag th* vatoaMhaaa taken bafot* Singing or Spaa king, and' ullailaa the Threat aftaran aanaaleaaMMs af thaV*. oal organ*. Tha IVocSm ara r**.ms**ad*d aad pitaeribed by Phyifcua*. and kava hSd te*tlm»Dial* ftom amteaat *»*a tteoaghoal th*«oaal«y. Being an article of true merit, and havlag awes* their effloacy by, a S*st af Maay y*am, *aak yaar finda them in new loaalitla* la varioaa part* af the world, aad tha ZVaoJUs^si#* Mlvaiaally pranounoed batter ifhan, ^othar artlaUa.

J8 dWarlasi-MiMs

ewaesH si ejeuj

ilL

i-.adatiwai

OT YOUTH raatorad

four weak*. OA

BIOOBD'S BSUUNK MT MI* t—Utm power*, from whatever oaa** ad*Bg: tha i*U

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forty Lot* la Uaiaa'i Addition to Tarre Baata Uoose aad lot, east Ohio streft, Honse and lot: la McHnrraia,s Addltlttoa, House aad lot la Wbtay's addition on 5tn streat,

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and lot In B«**'s addition on 8th street, Uoaiw «ad lot oa Peplar, hatwaaa Sta aad ftk streets^

Hoam and lot oa Morth gtb, batwsea 'Ifcwnut and Llu ton (treata, Two budnesa Hon*** on Slain stroc.

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Tana af.M acre* ia Honey Or .^k. Ivaahip, 173 aores In Llntoa township. S A ore* belaw tbe Boiling Mill, w**aaM»asnnl.

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