Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 March 1869 — Page 2

DAILY EX:

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^Wednesday Horning, Harfh. 10,fWtf

Personal and Political,

ALXZ.

T. STEWABT clears $1,000 pei"

day, Sundays fxafi round. JTHK Chicago Republican eaya country at large hails the incoming administration.' The counterfeiters, smug-

glare, whisky Bwindl«i-«nd

large don't.

wore

OQseii

abolishing transit duties upon passengers and freight. HereafterittihimMa citizen of the United States of America can have the privilege of pas4inj|a»,vbrmtfca cred soil that lies betwoiW the Delaware and the Hudson without paying for it,

vwou

of Arkansas we find the whole number of White voters to be 44,832, of i»ho«n^ atar ly one-Uutf tflJT'He The entire registry, one QrontyoOTljOJIo returned excepted, foots up a total of 63, 974, of whom 32,634, almeit one-half, *n. not write. These statistics of illiteracy in one State may giye us some feint idea o: the magnitude of the work before us^j

SKNATOB -SPBAGUBj' of Bhode lalanci who is a much greater successjas amanufacturer than he has proved Jiiifiself -ifi the Senatorial role, has just purchased an immense water power canal in Columbia, tt. O, on which he will soon commence a large cottbn mllf.* A §outherh exchange states that, besides thjs ente^* prise, there are several other large cotton factories being built in South Carolina several in Georgia, thre|^or ^fti^in'Als|-

bama, as many in Mississippi, and th even Florida and Tpas^re'^btiPiT the same direction.

QUABTKR-DAT with the National Banke will be no longer a source of grave periodical disturbance and embarraesment tp the business interests of the country.-r Underthe "Act regulating the Rep«5rfc of National Banking Association's,'* which was one of the last measures enacted by the Fortieth CongreBs, and approved by the President, the Comptroller of, tto Currency is empowered ti call for hot' less than five general, as also special statements of the business of the national banking institutions, at the close of business on any.

past

&sSfI &4slPvVto?r,ot Boston, it ncjtfos of the -intugurition prajer-meet-. lag at the/MeiopaoD, si jwel?e'clockS laat Thursday, said: "Now that the na"3BiilllfflDracJb0 extreme priwtege having the'curee removed' which has so loog afflicted us, it beeomes us to pray

that the boon granted us by the people g°itU°ce

"•*.

day which he may deg'

ignate. The enforcement of this law will preclude all manipulations

the money

market in the interest of the banks desf rous of making a strong exhibit? 'Will prevent all "doctoring", of statements for special purposes, and will protect the fl nancial and commercial public from the hardships of sudden contraction, such as has been the usual preliminary to former quarter-day returns to the Currency Bu reau, under the old provisions of tfa^e Banking act.' ras'iWteO.j 3,J

PLEASANT STOBY is ^told, that, on the night after the inauguration of Geqi Grant and Johnson'^ vacation #f the White House, a mysterious ringing and knocking was heard at the door of the Presidential mansion. It was a late, o^ rather an early hou^ after midnight, and the servants were "rung up" much against their wills, being much vexed ih mind as to the unexpected guest. Aftdr long parleying within,and kicks ^ndoatbg Without, the door was opened, andalate familiar.ofthe ^place and hour appeared, in the person of an ex-Senator from Tea nasiec* niiA overqqme y^tb. tb^eaibite ment of the inauguration^day and even. Ing, had followed the nomfasa of instinct and habit, and sought bi? old quarters* A correspondent of the New York

Suh

says the servants gathered about the mid" night visitor in .astonishnpen'te H&| j-e-cognizing one of them, addressed hfm| and asked why he didn't open the dooi^ and was answered that things had changi ed, Hr. Johnson, had left for goodrr' General Grant waa doing busihess now. The indignant visitor made an eft fort at dignity, and ^sonMoued: be eareftil how you joke with States Senator and a son-in-law uv the President.'' "Tei," arfswered Tom, "but you ain't a Senator no more, and be ain'{ a President any longer. Dpn.t 1 t^ll^ that Grant is a runnin' the mill?"

a United

HAT wftfl the color of the gloves worn by Grant at his inauguration? The cor| respondeat of the N. Y.

Herald

corn-colored

pondent of the

says h|

kid gloves the corresi

Werld

may-colored

says he wore

kid gloves

dent of the Times says he wore

colored

the

Tribune

strmdk

kid gloves the correspondent of

gives no information on th^

point—probably because the nfw|bn8ti tutional amendmont forbids ai^lWcriminations of color. But we demand a sett tlement of the question. It is truo there is not a great deal of difference between corn, panary and straw but thero

lot

difference, and we demand the actual, positive and precise fact. We demand the exact shade. We demand it in the mtme-ef, history, which will 'nol believe any thing in the newspapers if they are found to be incorrect in a small matter like this. We had an interminable dispute about the "long cloak and Scotch cap" which President Lincoln was said to have worn on a certain memorable occasion. To save future trouble about Grant's inauguration costume, we "beg the correspondent to investigate the point at once, and make a joint report, indorsed by Grant himself.

W* ABX in receipt of the|first number of Howe'* Musical Monthly, published by

ELIAS

Hows, Boitbri.&lt gfVBs more1'

the price (thirty-five Wnts a number,) than any similar publication iwe know o£ It has thirty-two large pagga—t wenty devoted

entirety

number before us contains eleven pieces of instrumental music,, and ten song?, with piano accompaniments—that '|6 worth of first class piano music for tMrtyflve cants. The work deserves* il&d will aoubless insure perman-at success.

Sit

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lo BeTGfanTftom heiven."

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SIIU, 1MT111 IIIIIIiNAPOLIS KIM

AN UNKNOWN MiN MURDERED

i'iU,

MUBDBBBB NOT DETECTED.

in Thomas's saloon, at No. 44 Hassachu^ettg"*y0nu%, in Curtia's building heard a noiseTc&uaed by some one falling down ing stairs., They rushed out

fid diicovered a man lying on'the paveWentlnfiftnsible. He was taken into tho saloon and physicians were immediately -Mnfcfo& but were unable to restore him ^'consciousness. A wound was discovered on the right sido of his bead, and 4Joyd and Eggert, who were in at tendance, gave their opinion that it was ffitihtia bywme shftrp instrument, and ^dttl&pfobably prove fatal. Some policemen arrived after a time, and going utt'stairs- found two doots locked but were afraid to break th6m open. The man is thought to be a resident of* the Southern part of the city. At twelve o'elock the -man was dying, .and no identification "had been made.. r-»MHa wm*

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THE riliSANI RID61 (ILLINOIS) -J HURDSR.,

The Murderer Arrested.

Fcom tbipt. Umla Jtepobtloan.] I The readers of the

Republican

have not

forgotten the fiendish murder lately perpe trated at Pleasant Bidge, Madison county, byaGerman laborer, in which a little boy ^ght y^s ofage was the victim. The poor child, it will be remembered, was tied -iandlSndfoot, placed in a corn-crib, and then smothered or crushed to death by piling on him several sacks of wheat.-*' The wretch who committed the horrible deed robbed the house of Mr. Weiss of gome fifty dollars in money,' and then made his escape. Notwithstanding a reward Was offered and a vigorous search prosecuted in all directions, no traca of

Big whereabouts was obtained until Sat. urday last, when Constable Fred. Fulbracbt, of Godfrey,found a stranger in his precinct who so nearly answerd ^the desdrfption that be at once arrested him.— The constable took his prisoner to Jhe railroad depot, and having some official business elsewhere left him for a while in charge of the station agent and smth tender. During his absence the tram came in, which required the attention of these persons and the murderer improved the opportunity and disappeard altogether. Fulbracht was of course deeply chagrined at this termination of bis labors, but by no means discouraged. He went to work with a will finally got on the track of bis man, and Monday afternoon caught bim in the woods near what is krfbwn as Hop Hoi low, about two miles above Alton. He was brought in to the city, and sent to Edwardsville the same evening, under JguawE {^Pke prisoner's name is Christian pe,js of medium sizer »an of mild and inoffensive appearance. It is said that he has confessed the crime, but if this is true none of the particulars have been made public. It is known, however, thatfor two weeks past, and, indeed, until few days ^previous to his {irrest, he has been a guest of the Empire, a German Ibfcarding heuse on Third street. While there an account of the murder, a description of himself, and the reward for his ji$prehjn»i60i were read in his hearing but he manifested not the slightest emon tion, and no one suspicioned his indentity.

His'jjrincipftl employment while at the "Empire" was throwing dice for beer, and this cheap gambling seemed to be pei/eet passion with him.

The excitement among the Germans around Edwardsville is very great, and ^ad tbey known the prisoner was coming 4Vtir,'the strong probability is thai tbey would have raisdd a vigilance committee, overpowered the officers, and hung him on tiie spot. Fortunately matters wore conducted so quietly that no information leaked out, and we presume be is now safely in jail Jto await, an impartial trial before Chii^Oirouit pourt in Maiy next.

1 Little bit of a Wail.

BY HEFFBY WABD BVECQI8.

'middle of February. lean

tell it by tbie stir in my blood. The Sun: which had wandered far south, and, from my windows, seemed to set behind the fort on Goveroor's Island, is now hasten *ng toward the north, and already has Reared Jtbp fort, and will soon go down over the blue hiUs of New Jersey. Next June it will set bfebind the Trinity Church in New York. All this I see from the windows of my "tudy," which overlook the bay and harbor of New York. The sun is brioging flowers. I persuade my tiett that in these southern winds I per ceive the odor of buds and .fresh soil. By this tlnie, in the Carolines and in Geor gia, men are at work in tbe fields. Let ters tell me that in Florida the feast of fruit has begun. I shut my eyes, and itfi&&iiie that I am there I

I see tbe birds, uneaty, beginning to leave their winter haunts, and every' week thtymove an hundred miles nearer. The fires begin to burn in their hearts, Their plumage grows brilliant. Tbey are always singing. I should not wonder if the more adventurous of them had already reached the north. How is it? do nny of your readers yet hear robins, bluebirds sparrows, meadow-larks? 1 put down in my books the date of the first bird-day.

A)1 my choice anniversaries are found nature. I,mourn when, on tbe longest day in June, tbe sun begins to use his golden shears and cut short the days I rejoice on the twenty-first of December. The decline of light is over. Longer days are coming. The first bird, and the first wild flower have special mention. Blessed are tbey who iive ill the countrv pine for the city

0h-

for 8

fWill

to instrumental mu

sic, and twelve devoted

entirely

P„»*eiacckapanin»nts. I trie

some one tell me if tbe grass is

green where the spring runs out from the foot of tbe hill into the swamp? Art tbe wiHow-buds swelling? I9 the skunk's cabbage beginning to stir above ground? Do the mosses freshen? And the wintergreen, the partridge-berry, and the rusty leaves of tbe trailing arbutus—aTe tbev ready to be gathered.

Is the sap bursting out on the maple trees, and running down the trunk, frees-

,ng»l n'ght

into niild sugar-plums?

We look, over toward tbe Orange mountains and look for a walk there on the Eastern slopel How is it in the beautiful Llewellyn Park? Who will change

with-iu oome to il*Vi do and let us go to tbe^^potry al at is going on in theefcodikin

Id nooks and corgHL. s|

from the north, and full of hints and signs

WHIN Andrew J' House,deliberately unsigned the bill to strengtl

and which fro«nf»0:to jwplpstory will show to hjtfabeen jnore malignantly trear sonable than we now dare even suspect. Phila. Press.

SUBSTITUTES nr THB DISTAL RA*X» are not desirable: therefore, keep the natural teeth sound and pure with that wholesome vegetable elixir, SOZODOMT. Do this, and they will last as long as the breath lasts, and the breath itself will n^er be tainted. "r dlw

A SIHGLI A.PPLICATIOW of Palmer's Lotion will always relieve the most distressing, irritating and itching of cutaneous diseases, and by an occasional use of. .. it one finds himself cured of his afflictions I "SNCriCS 01 W« Fa HClliCS* almost before he is aware of it. dwlw. JT IJLD MSTABLLBHMKLFT with a new fea tore. »TW7 person can proenre Trees and uafsi at WtMlesale Vrle««, by o*d«r-

HALF way up Lookout Mountain, the I to* through ont Club Department. loi• prto*« plac^where memory stirred by a thous- »ddre"

and thrilling associations, and where the brave boys of both armies met and fought __ «jpji|| rjnwrro 8781* $306 hand to hand, where the blood of both I If AHAlMff AUJiJll.9* per month, everywhera. male and female, to introdnoe the

friend and foe was mingled together and ran down the mountifia-eide in rivulets, is a smooth-faced rock, upon which a poor, wounded soldier inscribed' the fol* lowing:

sr*

two clever'Yanks. They bade me fare» I

I owe my life, for it strengthened me, ana

kept li^p wHhii^ my wpjjnd was for their kindness, tiok

mmv

mlOdwlw Company B, 10th Ga.

best imported (Jerman^yBW^ne, Amrsolu I

MOBSK'S INDIA*

ROOT

PILLS.—We

glve'you -in^tus 'Medicine the result of a lifetime of study and trial before this Medicine all others are but nostrums.— They are made from simple Boots, and are the best medicine in the world for all Billiauadiseases. Female Irraguiwities, H£adaches£lndSigesttou]Xiye# Complaints &c. They purify the blood, remove all obstructions, oleanrf the skin of all pim« pies and blotchesrS«M are perfectly sure

dian Root Pills. For sale by all Dealers t, .. msrtdwlm

COTTAR',S^IJIE^aDIES,

HOUSEKEEPERS!

HOUSEKEEPERS! Men -Women—Children men—Women—Children I

MEAD—MEAD.

"Oooliog to Scalds and Barns," .. "Soothingto all palnfol wonndr,4c."... Healin« to all SoreS, Diceri. Ac."

"COSTAP-'S"

BM'BOKN SUM

Is the most mtrar.rdlnary SALVK e*er known. Its ue »er of soothing ami Healing for all Oats, Bums Binines, Sore*, Ulcers, Chapped Bands and Skio, for Sore Nipples, for Plies, Ac., Ao.—Is without parallel. One person s*ys of It, would not be without a Box in mv Honse, 11 It cost 51)0, or I weulil traTelall the way to-Mew York for it.-1—N.

T. Evming Nnet, Bnl. 6.

0T All Druggists in TEBBK HAUTE sell It.

"C0STAR'8"

Standard Preparations ABE HII?

E A I I E

THE

BITTEB-SWEBT AND ORiNGM BLOSSOMS One 'lottle, #1,00-Three for »B,00. HIS "Costar's Bat, Roach, 4c., KxteralnaMrs, "Oqstar's Bed Bug Bxienalnaters. "Costar's (Only Pore) Insect rowmr. "Only Infallible Remedies known." "18 yetr established In New York. "2,000 Boxes and Klasksmanufactured daily. "II! Beware I I of spnrlonsimitations.', "All Drnggists In Taaaa HAUT* aell them."

Address "COSTAN," 10 Crosby St, N. Y. Or, JOHN F. HKNKY, (Succescor to) DEMAS BABNKS A CO., 81 P»rk Bow, N. Y8old In TEBBB HAUTE, by

BARR, GULICK

*T -m 1

Pftialon's Paptaian Isotlon

(lor BentlQrHiK Ike 8k(l aM OOWMIIOH

Removes all ERUPTIONS, FBK0ILLB(. P1MPLI8, MOTH BLOTCHES, TAK, etc,, aad raiders THE NRIN SOJfT, PUK Por LAI1IK8 la tie%iaiRi& It IS JLvalfcsflle, Kor GENTLEMEN after SHAVINC) It Mas ao equal. "PHAPIAN LOTION" is the oaly reilabli

edy for Olseasee

PHALON'8 "PAPHIAN B0AP" for the TOIUT. I NIHSKHV and BATH, «IU ROfchM tfeB NItN. Price, 515 Ceats peruke. IM Tf ,.i Ws5.SC --4- I

'FIjOB 'FLO It

SrfiUS'S tw HANDKMMJBIU.

A NKW PKHPDMI P0B THB KX Pil tflsts

& I Sdwly-atorm

^mHITJKCTjk

Good ar^ many things in cities, but £I\i5f!T!ld

walk on this

brilliant day, the Woods I The old leaves are carpet good enough. Squirrels are out basking and frisking, I'll warrent. Wood-peckers are sounding the trees, and searching for daily morsels which to them, doubtless, are what eees' pooWts, a'hd tender-loin steaks sta to men.

VaYDAGH.

Plane, Speclflaatl^s, Snperinteadaaoe, aad De tail Drawing* famished for every deeoHpttoa of Butldiuge.

Orrio*.—Sobtb eeet oorner of Mala aad Fifth Strtx-ig, over rw.nnally'e Drug Stora. mvWMTT

N ION BAiLfi&l, CANDYI MANUFAOTOBY, AMD f' JL O STORE.

fr'KAXK HEIWlOd BKO Uaaufaotaren of all klnda of

CRACKERS,

BBEAD and CAKES,

PRETZELS,

and Dealers In

AfrV ^HtlljEMEWTa.

BEYOND THE

SIMIPPI!

rater? «r_ tta

•tatM aai Territories, Crom the

ii63SS^ii3l«5 fi wrtr D^SMDSON, Strengthen the public I Hf, ^,,1 Adventures on Prairie*, Mountain!,

u|lar

Ooest.*ith over SOU Descriptive Me Vfeiw «f the £cenery Stlea,

Lands, Mice* and Curiosities of .the Great Wat. BW|I0WIIMTI mlfruti and settlers in the

Waft," thiaBistoty of that vastand fertile will prove en isYaluable aasUtasce, sopas tt doae, a want long felt, of a foil, anaad reliable ftn'de to elimate^ *o&,' prt* dffa.ni—a rfirww, •o-. Ac.

AGItirW WAKTXD.—Send for Olrenlara and I aeeMr tarai, and a ftiH dejcriptlon of the wort. Ulnil HATIOHAIi FUBIIeHlHS X., Cln aliprt^flMti Chieego, Il|. or:flt. Loalt, Mb.

JBtLOOMUfOTON tfUHSKRT.j Osage' Bni—Prime,Hew, tlfi per bushel.

S2e Plants—Vlrat Olna, 1.000J3,10,000 *28. I S3 firaflk—Apple, peeked, 10,000, »60. pU,3.00 ISor |3. BrenMens, &o. 1,000 flrat-olaaa Oonoerda, $36.

Bahllw, Greenhouse Bedding Plant*, Ac. tatlD ena ftr three Oatalognes.— Grooadopen. Bend jour erdafajto

Caution•—Do not be imposed npon by other

partiea

ptim[Dg

^at

HE&FU88. CATARBH, SOOFUI.A LA Speciality.—Cnrea legally guaranteed or money returned. By the Inventor of the celebrated Patent Invisible O'gaulc Vibrator for Incurable Deafness. SendlOcis. for Treatise on Deafbees, Catarrh and Scrofula. Dr. 1. STILLWELL, 198 Bleeoker-st., N. Y.

FKKB FOR A 3 CENT STAMP.

PAMPHLET containing valuable informa tion on the subject of Advertising. A list of oyer One Thousand Newspapers, (ini BIST Aavnnsnre MED tens), and pi ice cards showing advertising rates. Address GEO. P. BOWELL A CO., New York.

"1MTAJITED.—First-class traveling salesman

in every State. Good wages, or a libera' per sent., and steady employment. Address,with stamp, B, HOWE, 639 Arcb street, Philadel phla, Pa.

EMPLOYMENT that pays.

-Kl address S. M. SPENOEU boh, Vt.

IS fca1.

BERBY,

J»n4dwly-rf to BM.

.«P!

J.JK. PHfflNIX,

Bloomlogton Nnriery, lir.

CNHDIIN IHPBOVXD COMMON 8KN8K TAM.

IbY Bsiy iMS MACHINE. Jhls Machine wOl etltohiheia, fell, tack, qnHt, ooid, bind, braid, and embroider in a moat superior manner. Price oatf fW. rallj warranted for five years. We will pay 91,000 for any machine that will sew a atroager. more boautlful, or more elaatic seam man ooras It Makes the VBlastio Lock Stitch/

Iww Beoonfl atltoh can becnt, andatlll the cloth

C4nno

well, and as they supposed, to die, for II pay Agonti from 175 to |200 per month and exwas^lfc ^weik that I |p?»*"' 9r commtseiom from wlce that could but faintly, thank them for their kindness-^hy l«fi 3?^° bottle of rMOTAftOffBmflW, 0

pulled apart withomt tearing it. Wo

ameant'oan be made. Address SXOOMB A GO PlttabnrKh, Pa., or Boaton, Maas., or St. Louie Ko.

worthlng'caat-iron ma'chlnea

tune

name or otberwiae. Ours is the

only genuine and reaUy practical machina mana factored.

Pianos PianosPtanos!

"The Parlor Favorite." With Pateat "Trestle Sounding Board.

THIS

Immense dem&nd for this popular infitru meat has ludnctfd n» to make iti mannrac

wjg' -.lAirtH I mre'i apeeialty, and we are consequently en-

bled to offer them .math lower rates than arek

at half the price. 10-dwlw I charged for limliar imtrumentB by other makers. I Inqnireef resident dealers, orsead for onr illus

I trated Catalogue and Price Liat. Adrreu 6£0, H. fiVILD

draft and most durable Machines made. Send for Circular. CLIPPER MOWER & BEAMS 12 Olifif-at., New York. 5^f-

$3 WONDER!

Industry Sewing Machine.

and safe in their operation. We ask you only'lr«« Xkollarfl Simple, practical and ip« I dor A

ole. Mftket (Ue K!a)tic chain afcitch and

I adapted forall kinds of plain sewing. Any child l.ean operatftlt. An elegant gilt. Testtmonlala daily. Sent in perfect order ou receipt of rrice— (S. Addreis laduslry Sewing Macblne

Co., Uaucheater, N. II

|S0O0 SAIiART.—Addresi U. 8. PIANO OO New York.

I I I 1 I 1 I I To TBE WOBKIKS CLASS:—I

Augusta, Me.

am now pi-spared to

furnish allclassas with constant, employment at their homes, the whole of (he time, or,

For particulars A OU., Brattle

V&BItiQ BUT NOBLE.—Self-help for Young Men, who having erred, desire abetter manhood. Sent in, sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. If benefi ted, return the postage. Ad' dress PHILANTHB0B, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.

!".IS t-3

CM If MB

Is theory of the crowds who throng S23B 1855^555

The Dollar Store

73 LAK13 STREET,

K. CHICAGO,

"That every description and variety of FAN( GOODS, CUTI.EBY, LEATHER GOODS. JEW ELBV, BOOKS, ALBUM', SILVER-PL VTE rea- I WABE, to., Ao., can be pnrohased at the extreme-

ee lul llkallkes'sr the SCIK. I'ow prite of ONE DOLLAR for each article, jh I when tbe same goods cannot be obtained nt any JO.' 'ji—vL other place for double the amount, and whiob the

wholesaler confesses AS CASNOT BUY for that price?'' We reply We have bujrera constantly at the Xa«t, by whom job lota are obtained at enormous discounts, and, besides, a large portion of onr I goods are imported direct from European manufacturers.

Having, also, avcar FACILITY possessed by the largest "Dollar Sale" firms of Boston, we will by means of the

Extend the advantages of onr Immense wholesale and retail trade to those living at a distance, thus savlag la Ksprcss Charges'

THRE£-F0URTB8 ¥HE AMOUNT

Mow paid and giving a better quality of goods than can be obtained of any Eastern firm.

SasHl I a your CI aba, or send for CI rcu

AWWAITD A CO.,

73Lake St., Chicago. Good* at Wholesale to the Trade.,...

AGENTS WANTED.

want a responsible resident Agent in every large town to sell G.' P. ROWKLL A I CO'S new

American Newspaper Directory

JTCBT ISSUED.

It gives the names of all Newspapers, their POLITICS, or dinlioctive character, CISCCLATION, I and much other information. Also, forms a compMa'^SKDtteer of alt towns and counties in which

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INDIANA.

Order* left at S. Kataenbach's Store, tirMt, or 4th itro6t, will bo pnnptlf afttrill •d to. JaSMtr

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tHS PAIINT H4W0CJIM1 ^-MWill color gray hair a pmmit blttk or brawn. ....

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Bm'i Improved Fruit Tree aad Yine Iaviforator and. Insect Deetroyei." Isashr to tat and rcartcr SAfttfAOtioH guaranteed. Good AffStewneW ttiewy Ousfftt AsTMM 8t»tee^ Addre« J. AH»aB^ S3 Seeos^ stres*. Baltimore, M(L

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Orric*—Oorner «of Main aad fifth Hireets, over the Matlonal State Bank. ttisroaaoa Chestnut St-, between fith and 7th. mlBly] TEBBE HAUTE. IND.

uJSimilia

introdnoe tho SBMSK FAM-

StinUibus OUratoUr.'*^

IXAYING ASSOCIATED OUR1 a, selves together for the praettee of Medfclve vith the above Homssopathlo law ae oar guide, we will he pleased to attend all who msy need oar professionalservice?.

OFFICE,- 139'MAIN' STREET,

betweenfith and 0th streets, ov»r Hudson's China Store. ATPUirA WATE KM: ja2Edlm

J. YOUNG,'

PHY SI ClAK and \SXTRGEON:

OFFICE~W«st Slde Pablle R^asre, (Formerly oocnpied by Dr. Ourtls.)

JAOOFT BUT*.

Pianoforte Manuf'n, Boston, Mass.

A0INTS

WANTED to aell the celebrated

CLIFFKB

MOWKES and BETPEM—Lightest

N. B.—Located in the very heart of he whole sale business, this is one of this most conve(ntly located Hotels for Merchants, Business men and others visiting the city. d29d0m

PACIFIC174HOTEL^iiV

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SOLE—Oak, HeaUock, aad Orinoeo, Jlasa

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D*J)BBKX, HOaOOPATHIC

Beaideooe at JeSSdtf

u%iis attended to aight and d*y. National House.

HOTELS.

QMO.

J^ARMBES' HOTEL,

tor

spare moments. Business neiw, light and profitable. ITifty cents to 85 per evening, is easily •arned by persons of either sex, an 1 the boys and girls earn nearly as much as men. Great Induce I ments are offered those who will devote tlieli whole time to the business and, that every person who may ^e this notice, may send me their addnst and test the bnsinesB fer theinielvea, 1 make the following unparalleled offer: To all who are not well satisfied with the business, 1 will send $1 to pay for the trouble of writing me. Full I particular!, directions, Ac., cent free. Sample senit'hy mail for 10 cts. Address E. C. ALLEN

WANTED—AGENTSKBnTTIHe BfAOHIlTE. Price 825. The simplest, cheapest apd best Knitting Machine ever invented. Will knit 23,000 ttitches per rain, nte. Liberal Indnoements to Asents. Address AMERICAN KNITTING WAOUINE CO., Bos ton, Mass,, or St. Louis, Mo.

O. BUT

NATIONAL HOUSE,, Coa. SIXTH AND MAIN STaerr. TEBBE HAUTE, I3V1

JACOB B0TZ A SON This Honse has been thoroughly my 23dwly-

CO., &

PBOPItlKTOBS. refninlshej.

CORNER NINTH CHERRY STS.

Opposite Eastern Market Heuae. Having a large Wagon Yard-attached, will en able me to give general satisfaction to tbe trev. eling public. D. W BANKLN.

IJ1ERRE HAUTE HOUSE,' oomiram WAIN AKD IITINTB ITBIITB, Terr© Haute, Indiana*

This Hotel bae reoently hpen refitted, and putla llrst-claas order-, offering accommodations unsar passed in the State.

T. C. BtJMTIN, Prep'r

pLAKK HOUSE. \J oo&NSJi or riasT AND OHIO sraaara. Torre Haute, Iulia.neu

W B. GRIFFITH Propprieter

Office of Marshall, ticnteeutda and Paleetine Hack Lines. Free Buss to and from all Trains. novSSdtf t-S -1

PARK HOTELf*"'

ON THK AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN Cor. Heekman and NassaifSts. Wear City Hall Park New York

GEORGE WIGHT, Proprietor.

170, 172, and 17C Greenwich Street, One door north of Cortlandt, and one block west of Broadway*?

The undersigned takes pleasure in announolng to his numerous friends end patrons that from tbis date, the "charge of the Pacific will, be $2,60 per day.

Being sole Proprietor of this House, and there fore, free from the too common exaction of an inordinate rent, he is fully able to meet the downward tendency of prices witbont any falling off ef servico.

It will now, as iieteiofore, be bis aim to maintain undiminished the favorable reputation of the Pacific, which it has eqjoyed for many years, a* one of the best travelers' hotels.

The table will be boantltully supplied with every "delicacy of tbe season. The attendance will be found efficient and obliging

The location will be found convenient for those whose busiuess calls them In the lower part of tbe ity, and of ready acoess to all Bailroad and Steamboat Lines. fe2dw6m JOHN PATTEN.

ATTORNEYS.

H. BLAKB."' *..

al IWrJAn

Attorney at Law,

NOTARY PUBLIC between Third and oct28dAw6m

Ort'ica—On Ohio Street, Fourth Streets.

sfeteffSL-^f ,i! -f«IV OBAaLH oaorr.

JKO. p. BATBD:

gAIKD & CBUFT,

Attorneys (it: Law, Omoi,—No. 82 Main Street, np stairs. TebUdtf

Wm. £. McLEAN,

Attorney and Oounstellorat IJRW —A*i— EN KRAL COLLECTING AGENT,

Terre Ilnnto, Ind. OrriCE.—No. 86 Main Street. deofidlj

DENTISTRY.

L. H. BARTHOLOMEW

SunflBON AMO MaOBAMICAL S -IS E S

Snccessor to Dr. D. M. WSLI), Ho. 167 Main St. [mSOdtf

successor to vt. v. n. rr fwui', no. Natioual Blook, Terre Haute Ind.

C. O. LINCOLN,

The Oldest Established Dentist In Terre Haute, Ornos—On Sixth Street, between Main and Ohio, one door sonth of National House.

Hating bad upwards of eighteen year*' experience in Dentistry, he Is confident that he caa give vatlefaotion In all caees [Jy^'dly

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ftrfi •••wiivjriSi.*:

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Great Reduction in Price.

QCALITIIS

AKD Paornrin UsusrAiaas.

A udigsuii, .fatriueu HTBBMH A Pleasut IiTlgerattaf TONIC. A NBbfitltUte for Ale and AlCOkeUC A STBENfiTHENEB for the DcfelUl

A Dellgfetflil, Xntrltleu BKTEBA6K. TONIC. le Srlaks. lUtated. [CSPKOIAUT aumws mnaaa.]

A Certain KXKCDT for Disorders of the

THB0AT, CHEST, LDXSS ANB~STOMACH, Sold by Druggists and Grocers. J08. S. FKDKKSIIT^ i^ MurraT St., New fiefs Afat far U.S. cmA BritUk Provioem

Janideodly-vr

,-rrj 'ia

v', ?t..

Shoe FindTools,

•aa. UA A JAtHAU IX., mu BASTX, IVlk,

Would rMpertful)T rife^rmhfs old natrons, and the pubUe gwiital^UtU^sW«B hand aad eolletta orders for tbe varioas kindaof goods alaUsi (slla saaWbf rTT

MmmmtiHAmrkta, «ad

BealHS,

Pair and Leather^

Obamoli

lOT^^iaM^Marooa, Blue, Oreea,Tallow, LIHINQ SKINS—White, Plak, Tellow and Bns-

MO^SK)dtT-tampioo, Curacea, Patnas, Caps, Boot Leg, PebbWd,~Stifc6tt Goat, etc. OAXy«lD-yiea«lhand jlirtrleaa. PLASTliBEB'S HAIB. aa I mnUiK3ioat

Btadlnga, Gaiter We»,•* I OOfill|l» llfbCMa OsOloonal Shoe Thread*, 8toe»«rts," BristiesiVi

Eyelets^, Oorjt i&les,

Ceyeai,"-^ Shoeklt,'% %m •V Kachlne Wax, Gum TragacSntti, Vdge^Blacklng. MaehineThread. Natls, Awlaand Tacks,.

ana Brnshcs,

ShoeTreeK

'oWs^iag boards,' i^tahipr, Boot TreeK Crimping SUculaea,

OILS—Cod, Strialis and Bank. Sicily* Somae and Japoniea. ^THBEAl), MIIDU8, ARB SBWIH0 MACQIKE THBEAD

AND SILK.

•9" CASH for .HldSSii Tatt, Sheep Pelts, Deer Skine, Tallow, and Leather in the Bough. Consignments always Receive

Prompt Attention,

TebSdwtf

MILITARY CLAIMS.

MILITARY CLAIMS-CARD

ItX FOB 1869.

D1YID

MNALDSOK,

Ull#i7

Atloraey, Notary aid Claim Agent, BesnlarlVrAathorlEM *nd Llcessed.

Office—Farrington Block, N. E. Corner Public Square,

.aue.'q ii... Up S*Aias, Ftasr Doea,, HAP?i!,iNrp^

Pension Claims Prosecuted, Arrears of Pay Procured,

BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,

DEEDS EXECUTED,

Poapker* Mafe out aad Pension Money Drawn Jirm* Any Pensim Agency (n Me United Btatet.

PBOTK8TS ISSU1CD, Land Warrant* AaalgBrt, Boa^ht and Sold, and Defective AsslgnauntB^Corrected.

Ma. Duuuius well understands the mode of1 adjusting and collecting any claims grow lug out of tbe reoent Bebellion,and for 1867 and 1868, has collected and paid over to the claimants more than Two Hundred Thousand Dollars has obtal ed three handted Pension Certificates, for wounded or Injured soldiers, widows, .mothers, and minor children, and sevon hundred bounty checks for discharged privates..

Ponsions, if now applied for and granted, will commence at the date of the soldier's discharge. No time should be lost, as tbis favorable provision termlnates'totally about Juoe 1870, or at five years after the- discharge.

Arrears of pension may now b« bad in all cases where the'pension does not commence at the. date of discharge, or death of the soldier.' Look at your oertlficates and call on me.

Bonnty claims under the recent law, act of July 28th, 1866, are ndw nSarly 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 Summer. I will give notice when such law is passed. No pensions have yet been allowed for ttrvice in the war of 1812.

No Land Warrants need be expected for service in the late war, and no further bonnty to 31 veteran, who hashed three or four hundred dollars. 1 bare never lost a good claim where the p»rt.v I permitted me te manage it in my. own way. L'f have loet two valid claims on account of such interferencs.

M* Befer to Merchant?, Bankers and Oiticens generally, and to any one of (be thousand whose claims have been obtained by me. jafldwtf D. S. DANALDSON

SPBER'S ST4KMBD

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ineirtw 1c 23#!^" heitl

WINE

iic'TfB aui/fta

BIT, TEES!

THM'BEST JOTTERS For Weakly Persons.

FOB THB WEAK, FOB THB PALJB, kLvsajQ KiljtkJ FOB TH* SIOKLT, -1 FOB THB AGKD,

FBMALK8,

*^3 W lo SPBINO USB 111

No Bitters Equal to Them Sneer's 8tandardWlne^Bltters,

or—•rWATtrtgA-

WINE, HERBS & ROOTS

Sfana'a Celebrated Wine, so well known, with ruinui bask. elJ)

|H1U ItQdT,

i:t

and such other HKBBS and BOOTS as will in all oases assist Digestion, promote the Secretions ot the Systeia II the natural channels, and give

TONE' A.KTID VIGOR —TO THB—

Y0DR« AND 0LB, MALI AND FEIALB!

COLOR

To tha pala while lip,

BLOOM AND

BEAUTY

To tbe thin face and care-worn countenance. Curee FXVBB and ereatea APPETITE. 1 them. Use none other. Ask 'or 8PEEI STANCtABD BITTKBS. Sold by Druggists and Grocers. See that my signature Is over the cork of eaoh Bottle.

ALFRED SPEER,

Passaic, N. J., and 843 Breadway, New York, frade supplied by all Druggists.) fSj

ERRORS OF TOUTH.3

Tenng Men, the experience of years has demonstrated the fact that reliance may be placed in the efficacy af

DR. JtEJLISS SPECIFIC For the speedy and permanent cure of seminal Weakness, the result of Youthful Indiscretion, whloh aegieoted, ruins the happiness, and nnflts the snflsrer for bnaineee, social society, or marriage. They can he used without detection or Interference with business pursuits.

Price one Dollar per box, or four boxes forthrse dollars. If yon ceanot procure these pills ec'ose the money to BUM A Oo., 64 Cedar street, New York, aad thsy will be ssat by return mail, well tied. Private circulars to gentlsmea aeat free

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NEW GROCERY -AND—

PROVISION STOKE 1

J. 2.

MOJlJjOItT

DUUB

Grooeriea and Provisions,

ANU ACTU REUS.

HAUTE

VhmM MILLS,

Cor. of Othand Walnut Sis.,

HAUTE, IID.

',JUne LeathBad

iter, BnenoS Ayrer. imirlrsn Calf and hff,'Qrain Leather,

'rf

SNAPP, HAYNES fc CO,

Having leased the ahove sataalishnwat are aow ready to manuficture the following work J-» .%? !',v

SASH, DOOS^,s 'i WINDOWS and"" TT*^*"

:'.j

DOORFRAMES, e** ^10 MOULDINGS,

u**

4i BRACKETS, SIDINGS, T» SURFACING,

AND ALL DRSCRIFTIOm OF FINISHING

fl®" Orders solicited*nd promptly attended to febl8dlm

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CIT.1T

RAIRIE

MANurAcrvaaas or

Sash, Doors, Blinds Window and Door Frames, Moulding Brackets,

Stair Railiijgs,

\v Ballnsiers, New# Posts, Fldring and Siding,

And all descriptions of Finished Lumber.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers —IN

PINE LUMBER,

Lath and Shingles,

Slate Roofing, Cement Hoofing, Roofing Felt. Custom Sawing, Planing and

Wood Turning

DONE to ORDER.

All WorU Warranted!

Comer of Ninth and Mulberry Sis. ..-itfveiM

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BILLIARD R00H

At the Teutonia ^BEotel, Nos. 174 and 178 Main, bet. 6th and 7th, Bis.,

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

With Six or the finest Tables with PHILAM'S PATENT CUSHIONS. W. SHAFFER, PROP'R.

Pure Copper Distilled Bonrbon and Bye Vhlaky sold at thu liar, and no other. Whisky sold by the gallon, quart and pint. j»23tly

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Of full value tent free to any Book Agent.

BOOK AGENTS WANTED

For Matthew Hale Smith's New Book,

SUNSHINE AND SHADOW

IN NEW YORK

A'WORK or ABSORBING INTBRK8T, replete with Anuodotes and Incidents of Life in the Great Metropolis. SOiw Agent did SO inane day, another told and delivered 227

IH 16

dayf, anoth»r S(k in 7 dago. Mo book

erer publisqed that sells go rapidly. T"C* You wish to know how Fortunes are made and lost in a day how Shrewd Men are ruined in Wall Street how "Countrymen" are swindled by-Sharpers how Ministers and Her-1 chants are Blackmailed how Dance Halls and Concert Saloons are Managed how Gambling I Houses and Lotteries are conducted how Stooa I Companies Originate and how the Babbles Burst, read this wflrk. It tells you about the mysteries of New tork, and contains Biogradhical tike lobes of its noted Millionaires, Merchants, Ao. Alary.

Octavo Vol. 720 paget Finely Ittuitrattd. The largest commission given. Onr 33-page oircular and $6 Greenback sent Free on applioatien. For fad particulars and terms, address the Publishers

J. B. BTTBB & CO. Hartford Conn. dw2w

THB

WISE MEN of the LAND The Divine, the Physician, thej Judge

USE DAILY

IN THKIB OWN HOMBS AND BBOOMMKNE JOB* 1 To all Invalids and Snflereni'. •ii -k^VS. nog Dyspepsia, Sick HeadsOSe, Sour Stomach, Oostivyiess, Heartburn, Indigestion, Piles, Bilious

Attacks. Liver Complaints, Gout, and

Bbeumatio Affections

'ri

WILD dHKBBY BARK.

NATUBE'S OWN

I GREAT AND GOOD BEMEDY, TABBAirS I Effervescent Seltzer Aperient,

As the

•est and Host Kelliable Hcdidna Ever offered to people for the above class of diseases.

Tbe nursing babe, It* brothers and sisters, its I parents and grand-parents, will all And this pleasant remedy well adapted far their different complaints.

SIM-I .& MANUFACTDRSD ONIT BT TARRANT CO.

If*.» 4tkttnat,aM «MrSontt of Ue Post (M

Terre»Hanti, Indiana.,

aadarsteaal has Ju*t openedat the above I aSrat-clMs Yaaily Qrocery and Provisloa with a lara* *nd vrall selected stock of id flbMM arOms- auitable for every day use Bnwlllsa. to which kttslli the attaatlOn of his andaaadl

Stpra,

tha public geoerally.

Oooda isHtwri ta aay part of the city fires

gSSR?-* ^^*TD%OL£SY:-

COAL.

GULLIYAM COUNTY COAL

Being now prepared to nil all orders lor SalHvan County Ooal, which 1a claimed to be equal to the Brazil, for Ui demeatio purposes, will deliver to any part of tbe oity, by leaving yoar order at office of X. B. Bryant A Co., O. I. Bipley, or J. A. Foot's Tea Store, with whom I have made arrangements to fill all orders, and (he all information in regard to the business.

Olfldtf J. A. MOBQAN. TIYEE

COAL.

JOHN McFARLANK is now selling tbe best article, of Blver Ooal, eereened on tbe widest screen in use in Yigo county, at as low a figure as an inferior artlclsi can be purchased. Those wishing to lay in a sapply should look to their interests, and buy the boat when It is aa obeap as poor article. orders left at the Post Office Lobby, at tbe "Yigo County Scalos," or addressed to Box S9B P. O., Terre Haute, will receive prompt attention. augl7dtf

OOD I WOOD! WOOD I

Two_ hundred cords ot seasoned Cord Wood for sale by J. A. Rhoads. Allorders left at tbe 'y House, West Hain street, promptly OllOde

BABLBY HOUSB—W«JB. LAUSUKAD, Prop'r. io-d3m t,

STORAGE,

OOIKMISSIOJK

msnunn.

J0HN.

6B AIM.

4io«si mil'

HANBY4C0.,

SToaAQS, oomiisioa Ann

A IN E A E S

Warehoosa on First St., at the Oanal Baala. nuuu HADTa, IHD

b*Mwtt

INtUllkNOK.

LIFEINSDRANGECO.,

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CASH CIMIISI

PLANING

MILLS.

JCUFT

& WILLUH8,

OF HABTFOBD, COHV.

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Cash Assets over 5,052,88019.

Fire and Tntand Insuraace at as favarable terms as tbe BMTertls Permit for Batlabl* ladea^alty,^ HAGEK A McKKBN, Agsnis,

JanOdSm PowTiag Hall

-saSnfrlf. -tss Ptjjfi.3 .W

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NATXOKXE

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United States of Amerioa*

a. if wsaaiaatun, a.,c. iv

NittttU if tfiCWW/lMHIlfl"'

AlHSTD JvtiT 8#, 1M9,. ~f

#it IPTOWU. BRANCH OVVIOBl "i

First NaUoial Baik Bntldln^

PHXLA,DSLfHIA.

Where ths general basla«ss of tka Oawpaay ls transacted, aad to which all geassal sorrespeadsncs should be addressed. »lclqdS«

OLABBMOB H. OLABK, Prrsidsat. JAY OOOKK, Chairaaa Finance aad Bxsen Ooaunittee. JT HKNBY D. OOOKE, Vice-PrcsMeat.

ft? :*'"i

KMKB80B W. PBBT, Secretary and Astwary.

¥£fs Cosspanj, ^attoaal la its character,' ttt by reason of Its large Capital, Low Baton at Premlaai aad New Tables, the west dsdrahla saeaas of Insnrlng Ilia yet prsssatcd to ths pnbllo.

The rates of presslam being largely re-laced, are made as favorable to the Insurers as those al 4 tho bsat'Mntoal Coaspaalee, and avoid til the complicatlona aad uncertaiaties of Mites, Dividends, and the misundsrstaaiiogs whleh th* lat. ter are so apt to causs the Policy-rfol.Vr.

Several new aad attractive tables are aow pessented, which need only 10 be understood prove acceptable :o tbe|pnblic, anch as tbe IN-COJfll-PBODUOfNO POLICY and BET OBI PBBMIUM POLICY. In the fcrmer, tbe Mlcyholder not only sscarrs a lilb insaranoe, paysbie at death, bnt will receive. If llvlag, altar a period of a few years, aa aaaaai income sgaei to las JMT cent. (lOjxr'seat.) of hi* foUcy. Ia the latter, ths Company agreee istaia to On •—rsrf Italeisi aatoaal 0/ money it hat paid fe, ia adiitkmto .Ae tmom* of kit pMcy. ?r

The attention of persous conteapIaMag Insuring their ltvee or increasing the assonnt of Insarance they already have, la called to the sptoial advautagea offered by the National Llh Iasaraaos Company.

Circulars, Paaiphlets and full partkalars givss on application to the Branch Office of the Oompany, or to JOHH W. 1LLIS A CO.,

CINCINNATI, OHIO,

General Agents for Ohio aad Osatral aad Sonth.. ern Indiana.

v. J. A. foots

26dwly '"'1'^ Agent for Terre Haule, Ind.&

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TNSUEE WITH THB BBST!1

JL phif

t.5si

VE N A,

niiU-fca*

A Gsngh, Feld, erSare

Bcoviaas issumi AtrsKTioa, a»DsaocLn aa (wut.i i» ALiowaa TO coariaua, IrrllallM af the l^sitsc*, a peraunsnt Thtaat Aff^iclioa, ^u^n^h^rsbls

i,.a®ie erraana aaaaMXtiT

Wi BrHckiil Twek"1 Having a direct lnflnenoe to tie parts, give Immediate reMaf.

For Brcnehttli, Asthan, Oaiair»h,€sa. ansapove and ,'Ihraat Msissas, TBOCHIS UI NN WITH ALVATS soon svooass.

BINGEBS AND PUBLIC 8PIAKIB8 will find Trotkm neefnlln alearlag.'ha veiM arh« taken befote Singing or Speaking, aad rellevtag the Throat after aa unusual as»tlon af the vecal organs. The Troekm are reoLmmsaded aad prescribed by Fhyslciaas, and heVS had tsstisas Dials from eminent man throughout thaoonntry. Being anartlole of true merit, and having areesd their effloaoy by a ttat of many ysars, eeeh year flnds them in new looalitiSB ia variona parts af tbe world, and the lVotia are nnlreraally prenonaeed batter than other articles.

Owns only "Baowa's BBOBOUIAL Taooaas," aad do not take any of the wart* Ism

may be offered. MU

LL/F ANHOOD

imitatiom that

•vaa-nrnnn. d21dAW-4S90S-lBSlde ow#

THB VLQOFI

AND

•WJ. OF YOUTH restored In foar wseks. M. BICOBD'S KSSBNCB OF LIFE restores ssaaljr power*, from whatever cause arista* (ha sflbetS of early pernicious habits, aetf-abaae, IsspeUsu^

0Bee

to this woaderfW

and climate, give way at I medicine, if taken regnla Motions (which are very

medicine, if taken regularly aooording to tbe dl'ary simple, aM| M^lre»o

UX^^i^'S.'3lKMarS,.Ti

Avenue, cer. of ISth etreet. I. t, 4sM

LANG AGENCY.

pLAKB'S LADD AOBKOYV

JLM Oa Ohio Street, between Third aad Fearth Ui* BH|hi and Said aa Imimu QSM

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|5dO,tM worth of desirable CHy aad Oeant property for sale, Hoeaea.fw reat.

hn.i.Sat Real Bstate Ooloma

Mat -w

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tmtd

HENDRICH FT LANOE,

OIBae over First Natioaai Bask, 8. I, Oorner of ,, Foarth and Main Streeta,

Terre Haute. Ind.l txy4i«TSQ^qirif0 in r«w? «l fc&'uih *5F.

AbatrncU of Utto furotaltad, Louu n»- re gotuted, and Maney invested. ,(WW ,FOB

f" olTY PBOPBBTY.

forty Lota la UalatfsAddMoatsbm Be ate House and lot, east Ohio street, Honse aad lot, la lfaf nrrala's Addltttkm. Houseand lot in Ubleysadditioa oa Stn almt,

House and lot In Base's addition on Sth street, Honaa aad let on PopUr. betWee* «th and Tth streets,

Bouse and lot on North tth, hetaaea dbeeeat aad Linton streets. Two business fiousss on Main strwa

OOPNTY PBOPBBTV. -U

lunifJtjMrNiB Heaey Cr«k bsisUHww 178 acrss In Linton towsishlp. S Acrsa below the Bolltaa Mill, weaasMeeanat. t»

JaaSMtt