Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 March 1869 — Page 2

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a a Monflaj Xormlnf

criaea aver undertaken in •«»*?_ fbe propped e.tablUhm^^ a.^«Jw

•We earne,Uj

toPfl

spirit

1822

Mr.

President

ltd,

tong •to place tbe institution I*™ ^baste will be entirely wc«-faL gentleman Hhobm** MRm ^laboring in -P™ 3 compliBh the great o^ect of hm g^jro™ mission. "nr- *B,t

eay it, it is nevertheless a good thing "i've been thinking about that country a good deal. The newspapers say we are in danger of an Indian war up there. I flunk I've settled on a plan for stopping that. If one breaks out, I believe I will withdraw all the troops, andtben therewon'J boanything there ftr ftjTndian« to fight

IS evident that the Chicago' TSmea does not believe in the possibility (Of a future life for Democrate. It "There is only one Democrat in the Arkansas House of Eepresee^atiyjM There are none in hell." u, a't'i-x

If such is the case, we WouM frugjgest, not Irreverently, that bell & lu^devoted to its original and legitimate^ jjurpos and is an entirely useless institution. a

EVEBYONE

DBEW

gledtilat |A*fof

should be

JOHNSON

is. out of danger.—

There was a time—-Indeed a very 10n sad time—when his exit ft ot& JJjff. would have been, so far as human judgment could discern, a groat bleMing 1 his country. Now, however,, the^pifbl weal is not apparently jeopardize^ bs his continuance on earth, and we ho|je tperej are none who will grudge hfla lepgl^ of days. He needs time for. repentance before he goes to. "thatbomna": wkiAe his wicked malfeasanoe in office has pent many hundreds of his fellow-citiaens. |We hope, therefore, that he will soon stored to hirusual health, arid MD the residue of Bis earthly momenuTojthe most important duty of thia^fe, th^t of preparing for the life whfch !i to c^me, so that the ghosts of Southern Unionists, murdered through hit malioe, may 'not follow his tottering footsteps into ?the dark valley" and add the horrWs! of an upbraiding oonsienoe to the oal torture of final dissolution.

i^g 6ther StateomoBTB,

Qixuiiigtion, are to be choaen. SdaaHn 4BBHBB9BBB!|ES5^ ,,, asopeimim_TO M1M TWAIN.

ili

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AON. EDWARD BATXS, who died at his home in St. Louis on Thursday Evening last, was born Sept 4th 1793 |n land County, Virginia, and wal" therefore nearly sixty six years old at the date of his deoease. He was educated at Charlotte Hall, Maryland, and unUa-\ pri vate tutor. In 1813, before completing his twentieth- year, he entered the milita* ry service, in the Virgia militia, oontinu ing therein, ipostly at Norfolk,^from February until October. He hadprev]9^s& declined an opportunity presented him of entering the naval service as a mlasnipman. He removed to St Louis in 1|14( where hia brother, a lawyer( h.el4 territorial office, and with him studied Hhe profession of law,, beginning its practice in 1816. He waa appointed PtafeStiting Attorney for the St. Louis Circuit in 1118, and in 1820 became Attorney General of Missouri, after its admission into the Union. He was also a member of,the Convention which framed-: the ^Constitution of that State."

BATBS

resigned -the offioli

of Attorney General, and was eleoted to the Missouri House of Bepresant In 1824

he received from Frestdrot

HON

BOX the appointment of United States District Attorney, for the District of Mia souri, and two yeara later "wss ^iileoted ai a Representative in 6dng?eli, serving bn ly one term. He was subsequently member of the State Senate, and again in the lower House of the Legislature. ring the seven years following 1835 be lived in the country, practicing law, and improving his impaired health by excursions on horseback and execise in jthe open air. He returned to St. Louis 1842. i..ft'

FILLMORK

tendered him! an

appointment in his Cabinet, in 1650, but having a numerous family, whom he fbe* lieved he could not adequately siupport at Washington on Secretary's salary,j he declined the place. He was elected Jujlge of the St. Louis Land Court in 1853, and resigned the office in 1856. He presided over a Convention of "oid line" Whigs at Baltimore, in 1856, not having jyet identified himself with the Bepublijban party. j.

In 1860 many persons Regarded Judge BATXS,

a Southern statesman of Anti-

Slavery principles—for he had been early a declared opponent of alavery, and had freed his own slaves—as one in whom the Republican party could most success* fully rally as its candidate for the Presl dency. He received a number of votes for nomination at the Chicago Convention of that year.^iQ C^

After the election of Mr. IiiirooLN, in November, the office of Attorney General in his Cabinet was early tendered to Judge

BATES,

and accepted. He resigned

the office a few months before the close of Mr. LIHOOLK's

first term, and returned

to his home in St. Lpuis to apand hi* de« clintng years. f-%udge BATXS was a itlan SF" rare aobolaatio.oulture, a grscefhl wid geoe^ally, forcible writer and a good public speaker. He received the degree "L. L.

from Packard's Monthly.]

I have very »erlona doiib^ Mark. as to the propriety of writing ''Open Letters" to private individuals, to be publiahrT:_ magazine and sent broadcast over the counJy. Bat since your flagrant

muum„

wiU flnd

"We troat be Kill ®ntta the

actuating the minds of jhoje

whom theenterpriM«a^ lent, depend for ita tojjoapa.

PRESIDENT GBANT

it reported to

said, alluding to

lave

Alaakar-and

if he dMnJ

of the courtesies of life in you' tet Commodore Vanderbilt, which I rf'a

iuBt

been pained to read, you cer

tainly cannot complain should I *ddre«8 fyw Plain words to you through the same c&fcMeL

I think, Mark, yOa hftvs made a great mistake in this public arraignment of a man of the age and character of Comma-

tcoeniy the Springfield Republican, made i» similar mistake when, instead of pitching into the official acts of the manager of the Erie Sailway, and showing up the enormous iniquities of the "ring," he descended to the dirty work of writing and printing a purely personal and unwarranted attack on "Jim Fisk," and Ljrorse t»»" that, upon a defenceless wom'in—his Wife. *uJim," not a whit wiser, procured the unwarrantable artest and imprisonment of his assailant, under cir^yhich appealed at once to the sympathy of the ptlblic, thereby converting a maligner of private citizens into a reprepntatmrofjthe rights of the press and of personal liberty. Both these men wece grossly wrong, and so the public has dicid#d. And. so, I tinuk, wjll be decision of fair mindfed men and women as to your "letter to Oommodore Vanderbilt."

That "a crawling swarm of small souls" do loVe to glorify vanderbilt print iaunqueationably true, but why should he be held responsible for what these small souls do? I have no.doubt, if the truth were known, that he is quite as much an noyed even Markripr,.--tM^ coaldapare the time from the pros ecution of his groat enterprises to think about them ,or their small doings. Why not uncork your vials of invective on these vermin alone, and leave the man of

seventy millions, with his .wonderful acIGrity^ aQd his immense brain power,1 to prosecute the great interests he has in hand, thereby increasing the wealth and prosperity of the nation, and of all the men and women who oompose it. For even jfou will not deny, Mark, that 'Oogiaodori Vanderbilt has accomplished idxne* ^rand undertakings in fiis day, which not only brought money to bis purse, but has made your life and mine more pleasant, besides-shotting thus to the young men who come after him the, possibilities of human effort.

There may be hundreds of "small souls," Mark, who will read your "open letter," and give frothy praise to your flippant sentences, saying, with

joint proprietorship in your rollicking recklessness, /Mark stands by the people! Mark ain't afraid of money bags and hosts of similar foolish things, which they are to be blamed for and not you—and yet, after all, Mark, are you not quite as much to blame for the ravings of these senseless satellites, whose weak minds are captivated by the rounded sentences which you are paid to write, as is Commodore Vanderbilt for the obsequiousness of the "crawling swarm-' of sycophants who are dazed by the glare of his seventy millions No, Mark this holding of any man responsibly for what others may say of him, without his consent, is not only unfair and ungenerous but very foolish, and quite unworthy of one whose profession it is to aid in the promotion of a healthy public sentiment.

I cannot think jtneoemary, Mark, that one should bow in abject vassalage to the glitter of Commodore Vanderbilt!*^ sev enty millions to discover that he is a remarkable man, and worthy of some consideration, even if be does not recognize your right or mine to dictate to him how he shall spend the money he has honestly earned. His early history—commenclftg In life witbout- hioney or 'friends, aMg&Us with, and yktorVover difficulties which would have crushed a less brave spirit his unceasing industry and perseverance his gradual accumulation of wealth his budding and culminating financial genius his growing e&lerpriees compassing, finally, the management and virtual oifMrship of steamboat lines and railroads his wonderful prescienco in the development of schemes at which timid souls stand aghast, but which in his hands gftiw into the great and beneficent public Interests about-wlmh™the American people never tire of talking, and which the very best of us like to appropoiate as something in which we have had a hand —are these nothing to have lived for, Mark? that a useless life which is spent ia'pfojecting and prosecuting enterprises which give healthful and remunerative employment to men who are willing to work, and which tends directly to the unfolding of the wealth and power of this great natio» :iOO,'

Ah, Mark! with all your ability and reputation as a writer—and you have a fair share of both—I cannot doubt that you would deem it worthy oI your ambition to have done a quarter of the good whicli has resulted—incidentally, if you please—ftpnr this battle with the world which hsi secured to Commodore Vanderbilt his seventy millions. "As you eajVMark, the Commodore is an old man, (another reason why your open letter should not have been writton), over seventy years of age, and yet hard at work—with brain as clear, energy as restless, and spirit as unflagging as at the period which men call the prime of life. He may not have, as you heartlessly predict, more than ten years to live —possibly not half that time—and yet hp shall say, if. A* does not,- that be ictota put off this harness ancf sink'quietly into the grave? Thefact is, Mark, in

yoi We need his energy, bis sagacity, his in dustry, bfi experience—aye, and his sevinty mUliou^Ao posh on the great enterprises about which you and.I, Mark, and thousands other poor unproductive souls.

Iot^iof'

Ub, ga'her

r*te

Members of Congrefe*, a well

which will paw apon the

Article of Amendment to the

to talk and speculate, and

vthich we take an honest pride in seeing carried forward. I' ddubt, Mark, that if Commodore Vanderbilt should divide hi* seventy •nthoiM brttreen fbu and and bid us "go and do something' with it, we should be able to aooomplish so. much good in i{f Chuitable bestowmenV as results from theoarryicig forward of these great inter. •StSfc Tm man whbiereates ttfe greatest demknd for honest labor, with fair remuneratiouj ia the best friend of his rafee. roi ought^tb 110w®^ better than to sneer ^t aavaoty millions inrestedl in rMlroads

and steamboats. You ought to be asham ed to Join the ignorant rabble in their cry

D. from Harvard University In 1858. As •Jrsionwpfr'we provementa that cost fortunes. If thoce who by industry andaagacity turn their thousands Into millions, should be oblig* ed to partition it equally among those less fortunate cor leas deserving, or "do something with It," as ydu say—which I u&derstaad-to mean to dribble away

a citizen be possessed in a'bigh degree the qtnlitlMthatr ostiSSwf toryurffy social life and endear their ponanor to the circle in which he mores. He haa left a devoted family who will deeply feel their bereavement, while the oountry wilt hold his name in grateful recollection that of a patriot statesman

In faahio&able and sentimental charity— where would the money come from that bail4« oux.i^vaiuabH railroads^. or hew

.wa r.

ftUo®

dred

#r~Wfieir

^Ifijw Uiousaiid oifcu» nd dollars that rich men spe^d

tb°u8^t°Hnewrpaper.enverprU*?

in getting S Who would patronize a firm basis?** painters? Who the scT^pS^ea tbaUnties. bo«»«tf build mar and execute great and Who originate other "exwnnvo costly aqueducts, -i» and hundred* works, whereby tbousau. -i food«ad of thousands of laborers '-nendclothing for themselves and their u„, eat families?

If vou should give a street beggar a hundred dollars you would do a very foolish thing if you should furnish bm empkiyment, at fair wages, chMitable act, though you made money also from bis labor.

Vanderbilt's mWionB are invested in railroads, furnishing laboy—«id money to pay for it-to thousands of men direcU lv employed thereon, anct VbO^sa.nds of others, thropeh.the various industries which are qaickened into healthful life and. activity by the grwV-fleriss of travel and traniportion thus kept open.

To keep control of these roads, and to furnish capital for new enterprises that create new demands for labor, the Commodore must needs1 bull" the ''bears' sad "bear" the "bulls, in Wall street. He may possibly pradtice some rare feaU of legerdemain, which it would not be wise to commend to the admnation of ardent and susceptible youths yet if, throug lack of vigilance, be should suffer his great interests to go by default or to be rasp ended, more misery and ruin would follow than you or I could alleviate^ Maik, with all our fine talk about the foolish hoarding of money.

Q°

and

something" with his moseyl Why, his money is all t^e time doing something quite as much,'I am free to say, as were dropped by driblets into the imnecunious hat of foreign missions, or used to endown aristocratic and worthless professorships in colleges long since gone to seed or evenlmade to swell the coffers of popular charities, the chief end and aim of which is to furnish Sinecure positions for decayed gentility, and the tendency of which is to multiply the evils which they ostentatiously claim to assuage-

It may may bo well for you, Mark, and the thoughtless claquers who will echo your witticisms, to think seriously upon this matter and not run away with the idea that the great question upon which you have unsuspectingly stumbled can be disposed of by a personal assault upon a single individual. 1trust, Mark, you will not feel aggrieved at these few plain, unconsidered words. They have been forced to the surface by your very Bevere and graceless strictures, not upon a man with seventy millions, but upon all men who dare to do with their Own honest earnings as they, and noc you, may deem best. Tou have done much better with your pen Mark, than in this open letter, and I sincerely and confidently trust you will never do worse. In fact, as a writer of sharp things, you area most excellent and enjoyable Mark Twain, and equal to at least a dozen of the "small souls" you so justly scourge but, to speak candidly, I think it would take a number of Twains to one good sized

COMMODOBXmake VANPXIUWIT.

SS.

tft

•iJ

Thb FEAORANT BBKATH

air of

used it proclaims it a perfect antidote to dental decay. Pure teeth are essential to a pure breath, and both are enjoyed by all who resort to this agreeable whole, some and Invaluable vegetable compound. 23,dlw.

"YOUH LOTION

ONE

has cured the most ob

stlnate case of chronic tetter that has baffled the medioal skill of hundreds," writes Bank & Olure, druggists, of Clarendon, Ark, about Palmer's Lotion. 23,dwlw.

MOBBK's INDIAN BOOT PILLS.—We give you in this 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 Billious diseases. Female Irregularities Headaches, Indigestion, Liver Complaints &c. They purify the blood, rem overall obstructions, oleans the skin of all pim* pies and blotches, and are perfectly sure and safe in their operation. We ask you to use them because we know their vir tues. Trial is the Touchstone by which to prove them worthy. Use Morse's Indian Boot Pills. For sale by all Dealers r, .. marldwlm

hundred years ago the now cele

brated

PLANTATION BITTKBS

were as

well known in the West Indies as they are now known in the United States. It is true that they vera not known by that name, but their components and manner of manufacturing were the same—save that there has been added Caliaaya or Peruvian Bark, celebrated the world oyer for its wonderful tonic properties. Even to this day these Bitters are popular as ever, and their sale and use on these islands is constantly increasing, and there can hardly a family be found, rich or poor, who is without them. We do not wish to impute any wrong, to the American proprietors of these Bitters, but that they are the originators, we most stoutly deny, and they must take such umbrage at it as they please. At the same time we take this occasion to say that a more valuable tonic Bitters cannot be found in all the world. We consider them just the thtng for weak and deMcate females, and all those requiring a mild and gentle stimulant dwlw

MAGNOLIA WATEB.—Superior

ekNTUMEN

x'-'%

to the

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

Fhaloit't) Paphlan Lotion

for Beantlfyiag the .HKIN and COMP1K1IOS Removes all KBDPT10NS, FBKCHLK8. tlMPLKB, MOTH BLOTCHES, TAX, etc,, aad readers

THK 8EIN SOFT, FIAB and BLOOMING. For LADIES la the NUB8BBT It to Invaluable. For

after SHAVING it has no eqnal.

"FHAPIAN LOTION" Is the only reliable restedy for Diseases and blemishes of the SKIN.

PHALON'8 "PAPHLAN SOAP" for the TOIUT. NUB9BBT and BATH, will not chap the 81IN. Price. 86 Cents per Oake.

S "FLOB OK MAYO," jr" I'ft. "FLOE »E MAYO." A NEW PKftFMK FOB THR HANDKRBVHIKF. KXOCISITK, DKUOATK, LA8T1N6 FBA6BAN0KPHALON A BON, NKW fOBK, Sold by all Urog.

ClStS. Odwly-atorm

UNION

BAKBR1, CANDY

MANUFAOTOBT, AND O S O E

FBAJXK UKIITIO A BBO Manafaotnrnn of all ktnda of

A E S

BREAD and CAKES, PRETZELS, and Dealer* in ^5.

O E I E

On Lafayette St., between Oanal and Depot,

TEBHE A E

INDIANA.

Orders left at^KT* Kataeabach'a Store, Main Krvet, or Stb ttreet, will be promptly attand-

ad to. JaSOdtf

REM DiCt.

COSTAR

I Wl—

CIMTI.M.

HMIUI to all

ItaH

and SkWi W

'MWVW.

would not

..taoot aBox ia

00,

HSOML

waald travel all tfca wmy W Baw

Tork for IW'—S. T. JBm*. ft. .^T AU Drniflst* la THEM HAUT* aalt lt.

|W"

"tostm'

Standard gr^araUons

BEAUTIFIED,

BltTIS-SWin ilf OUWIBIMMM One Bottle, H,00-Tht**for

BIB

•K)uly

"OOSIAB,"

Or,

DXUA8 BABHJES CO., »l

ATTOBHEV

BEAUTY

attests the matchless purifying properties of SOZODOHT.

Every lady who has ever

ty, near Xont Bos School Hoase. Several first class dwelling houses ranging from 13,000 to f12,000 In price.

A bran-sew house and nice lot on Mala street, east of the railroat). A good Piano, nearly a»w, at low Jlgures.

A small frsaie ballding, corner of «th and Chestnut streets—cheap—purobaser to restore the building.

A city lot, adjoining the residence tf John D. Murphy, on North First street. A beautiful building lot, coraar of Sth and Wal nnts treats—fenced—shade and fruit trees.

ISO acres of good timber land, miles from Marilnsbnrg, county.seat of Blpley County, Missouri, ac a bargain. Will be sold for part cash, and good trade for balance. Call at Simpson's Bsal Estate Agsnsy

*4»

WA3ITIID.

TABMS AND HOOflXS TO SELL AMD BENT

ContinenUd Life Insurance Companj, OF NKW YORK.

CAPITAL, paid In..... |1 ASSETS .'..VT. 8,1«7,178 49 POLICIES Issued in 1SW...,........ «,0«4

H. §IHP§OI,

DISTBI6T AGENT.

Marlldwtf '"ASs

EBROES OF TOUTH. Teung Men, the experience of years has demon strated the fact that rellaaoa may Replaced la the efBcecy ef

DR. BELL'S SPECIFIC Tor the speedy and persoanent cure of seminal Weakness, the result of Toathftal Indiscretion, which neglected, rains the happiaeas, and units the sufferer for business, social society, or marri age. They can be used without detection or in terferenoe with businees pursu iu.

Prloe one Dollar per box, or four boxes for three yon cannot procure these pills eo.'ose the money to Bans It Co., 64 Cedar street, New Terk, and they will be sent by return mail, well led. Pri rate circulars to gentlemen sent free application. Enclose stamp. decludsedwly

JOHN BABNIKLB. ,, Merohant Tailor, MAIN VTBBBT, Over Saxton frWalmtUj/'t Dry Qoodt start Would respectfully call the attention of the cltl sens of Terr* Haute, and the pablio la general, that he has rested rooms a bore Saxton A W alms« ley's Dry Qeods store, for the purpose ef carry lug on

merchant Tailoring.

He keeps always oa haad a FASHIONABLE SELECTION Or CASSIMBBBS, TESTINGS, ULOTHS, Ac., and Is ready ta make It up la The latest Style »nd

Bkort Notice,

and on very Seasonable Terms. Having no high rents to pay, ha promises to,make.up to oider, Whether the gaods be tarnished by him or not.— Everything In his line cheaper than anywhere else.

Cutting dene and warranted to tt. A liberal patronage solicited. aagSSdtf.

HATS AND CAPS.

YORK

NEW

A O I

Joseph CJUST IN RKOKIPT OF Mens' Hssta of aU kinds,

Boys' Hate of all kinda, Miaaea* Hata of stll Jcinda, Infanta' Hssta of stll ktnda. And at all pricss.

Hats made to order oa-short notice.

Com

FALL STILES,

145 Main Street. TWr» Haute, tea,

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piOMMISSIONBJR'S S ALB.--The undersigned, as Commlssloaerdnly appointby the Vigo Court of Ooauaoa Pleas, at the ecemberterm thereof, A. ». IS6S, wtU, oa Satrday, April 10th, a. D. IMS, oflar fbr sale lots fnmber six (S), alaataea (IS) aasd thirty (30), la' 'he town or Lockport, la aaldcouty.

A part of the skare property aonaista of the tavern stand well knowaaethe with S8 room in ft. and well situated. Haute, and on tha Terre "lUuie 4 Mitchell p»f|road. Persons wishing- to invest in aroaerty would do well not to neglect this sale, ae no bettor lavestmeat can be fbaad.

wisini oi tae

kaowaasthe Locknort Hoase. It Is very deeirable property Jfcodkpoet is 9 milee from Terr*

Sale to takeplaee oa the premises at S o'clook. Anrfl 10th. 1886. was of sale one-third cash balance la six and twelve aseath, patslissss gfrtng noteawith tea par seat. Interest, waiving valuation lava, •eenred by mortgage on tha rrratsee.

J0«BPH H. BLAKH,

saarMftvtd Oo«mlsrtnrr.

A O 6 WTtSg s.

S S I S S I

DaytoarOWv.-

W'°°-

-I i-

P»tk

Bow, N. T*

S)ld is TItSI HAUTX, by

BARMULI0K4BERKY, JinMwiy-»* to 8*. Yh

SIMPSON'S COLUMN-

JjyFUS 5- SiMPSOKj

AT LAW,

JI0T4JBY FPBI4C,

Commissioner ef Mi fir Westen 8taten,

Fire and Life Insurance Agent,

ESPECIAL ATTENTION glwn to lettleme of Estates and Guardians la the Probate Court.

.ptf%

FOB8ALE.

A'nice little Honse of four rooms, and the lot, In Slbleytown, at a bargain. 40 acres of good land 1a Washington county Illinois.

Two and hi acres of ground, well set In fruit trees and shrubbery, with a

and

out-buildings,

•rywhew, male 'and femalej to '"'rOdtfoe the Q*MDIXE lMPnOY"D OOkMOMSENSl! FAMILY srworo KAOBIHS. This Hacblne will •tltcti, hem, fell, tuok, quilt, cotd, bind, braid, and embroider ii) most aoperlor manner. Price onlj fl8, FaUf warranted for fire years. We will pay #1,600 for-any machine tbat.wlll sew a Stronger," more le^nttfar, or more elastio seam Mwn

oori:

lOOrosby St, N. Y,'

JOHN F. H*n*t,

(Sucoescor to)

N E W

Wi) THE

rwa OeefeS,"

Cnaplcto Hbrtoir of tlie ItrtM aad •"till Winn tm its ^real

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to •&< Adr«BtnmoB PrairiM, KooBtaiai.

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JBLOOMtSGTON NURSERY. Osage

Bee*—Prime, Ncw, «l6 per bnshel.

usage riaats—lirat guu, 1,000. $s 10,000 S2S. Beet GraCb—Apple, packed, 10,000, SfiO. "flow or $3., STargrarni, Aa. nrjt claas Concord*, (36. SSS5!KST« gases-Pafallaa, Green 1

Greenhouse B«adto* Plant*, 4o.

Bead 10 ctati tar three Bpring Catalocn^.---Qronad open. Send jour fttdajs to *.fK PHCENIX,

Bloo'miogton Mnraery, 1IM

Nurseries of W. F. Heikes. A N OLD C8TABUSHMKNT with a new feaXlftota.' Brery peraon oaa proovre Tieaa and

rlaalt

at WnoleMle Vrieea, by order

ing through oor Glab, Department. For prio«a and other information, addrees W. T. UI1KES,

Jt waltee the "Jitlvtio Loot Stitch.'

Ererj second nltoh oan be cut, and still the cloth cannot b* pnlled apart without tearing it. Wo pay Ageate from 976 to 9200 per month aad ex-

peBM, or.acomiaisnva

irota which twice that

amount can be made. Address SBOOItB & CO., Pittabargh, Fa., or Boaton, Ma-is., or St. Louis

jto.: Caatlon,—Do not be Imposed npon )y other parties palming off worth loss oaqt.iron machines, under the same name or otherwise. Oars is the only genuine and really practical machine manufactured,

Pianos! Pianos! Pianos! "The Parlor Favorite." With pateptt "Trestle Soua^lng lioard,"

THE

immense demand for this popular instrument has induced as to make its manufacture a specialty, and'we are consequently enabled to offer them much lower rates than are charged for similar iinstruments by other makers. Inquire ef resident dealers, or seBd for our illustrated Catalogue and Price List. Adrress

OKft. M. A CO.,

Pianoforte Manuf'a, Boston,

AQENTS

IncUana.

Tevrfl Haute,

OFFIOB—In Scott's Building—up-stalrs—op poeite the Sew Court House. MOriOK —Collections made la and out or Oonrt, at reasonable cimmlssloaa.

easily

earned.by persons of either sex, ani tiie boys and girls earn nearly as much as men. Great inducements are offered those who will devote their whole time to the business and, tbat every person who may see this notioe, may send me their addres* and test the business fer themielves, 1 make the following unparalleled offer: Toallwbo are not well satisfied with the business, 1 will send si to pay for the trouble of writing me. full particular*, directions, Ac., cent free. Sample, sent by mail for

cts Address E.

Augusts, Me.

WANTED—AtifiNTS-

ALLEN,

To SELL THE American

KJUTTflie MACHIHE. Price 26. The simplest, cheapest and best Knitting Machine ever Invented. Will knit 23,000 ttltohes per min. ute. Liberal inducements to Aeents. Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO., Boston, Mass., or St. Louis. Mo.

IhEAFHKSB. CATABBH, SOOFtllA IiA Speciality.—Oures legally guaran. teed or money returned." By the In van tor of the celebrated Patent Invisible Organic Vibrator for .Incurable Deafness. Send 10 c:s. for Treatise on DeafneM, Catarrh and Scrofula. Dr. T. STILLWELL, 1S8 Bleecker-st., N. T.

FB£E FOR A 3 CENT STAMP.

PAMPHLET containing valuable information on the subject of Advertising. A list of over One Thousand Newspapers, (THE BEST

ADVIBTISINOMEDIUMS),

"•E7ASTBD.—First-class traveling salesman •w in every State. Qood wages, or a liberal percent., and steady employment. Address, with stamp, B. F. HOWE, 639 Arch street, Philadel phis, Pa.

VHPLOYH£NT that pay. MU address S. M. SPENCElt

"That every description and variety of FANCY GOODS, CUTLEBY, LEATHER GOODS, JEWELBY, BOOKS, ALBUM-, SILVEK-PLVTK WABE, Ac., Ac., can be purchased at the extremely low prito of ONE DOLLAB for each article, when the same goods cannot be obtained at any other place fbr double the amonnt, and which the Wholesaler confesses as OAHNOT BUT for that price*"

We reply We have buyers constantly at the Fast, by whom job lots are obtained at enormous dltceunts, and, besides, a large portion of our goods are imported direct from Enropean lannfactmrers.

Having, also, BVEBT

FACILHT

OVERTlSEMCNTft.

FAUff

ail e*

22? pormaneatiu

lU«te Comb Company, Bprlnaaeld. M—.

ratoraa wfllbv:

Oo**t, %Uh orsr sou Doacrlptivs

Photographic Views of the Scenery,

FebBdwtf

and price cards showing

advertising rates. Address GEO. P. B0WELL A CO., New Tork.

For particulars

address S. M. SPENCElt A CO., Brattle boro, Tt.

-BABBISQ BUT NOBLE.—Sell-help for Yonng Men, wbo havingerred, desire abetter manhood. Sent In sealed letter envelopes, frae of ohargs. If benefi ted, return the postage. Ad' dress PH1LANTHBOS, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa,

DONB

MIM BE

Eft

Is tha cry of the crowds who throng

The Dollar Store,

73 LAKE STREET, yy* »•*•*#.- HI ICAGOy^

possessed bv the

largest "Dollar Sale" Arms of Boston, we will by means of the

CX.ITB SYSTEM:

Extend the advantages of onr immense wholoiale and retail trade to those living at a distance, thus aavlng In JKxpreaa Charges

THREE-FOURTHS THE AMOUNT

Now paid and giving a better quality of goods than can be obtained of any Eastern firm. im tiit** Sand in your Cial»a,or aead for Clreu» lan, to

.,•5..

AKJTMD dc CO.

73Lake 9t., Chicago Ooods at Wholesale to the Trade.

AGENTS WANTED.

want a responsible resident Agent in every large town to sell G. P. KOWKLL A O O

American Newspaper Directory

JUST ISSUED.

It gives the names of all Newspapers, their Poutlet, or distinctive character, CiacrLATiox, and much other information. Also, forms a comilete gazetteer of all towdsand counties in which lewspapers'are published. A handsome octavo volume of S0t pages, bound in black cloth.

PRICE—FIVE DOLLARS. Large commissions paid canvasaers. From 10 to 100 coptee'can be olsposed of in every large town. I.very thorough busineeensan, advertiser, literary .nan and publisher will want a copy:— Thsas men form a small part or the community sod buy quick. A town can be eaavass«d an* day. Bend for terms and prospectus.— Address NEU50N OHESMAN, Pobllshsnr Agent, 40 Task Sow, B.T.

partloalMiof

Via* iBTito-

•a lajprowd #Mit and bar^- J??!

OMtro-M."

Sample* to

._d ^rw.rdta,°,ar p*rtof theUalredSt

WM~ .IMORO, MA.

an-

dastt,maanireliable tf travel, loll, pro A&JCXTS

.,..

MIJLlfARY

Circular* and

a fnU D«for criptionof the work.

FLFAIAOKAL. 00.

CLAIiVC.

"MILITARY CLAIMS--0ABI) iXt

FOB 1869.

DAVID

PROT£STS

JHSMM

WANTED to sell the celebrated

CLirpsa ftlowxBS and BEiPaas—Lightest draft and most dnrablo made. Send for Ciroular.

CLIPPIE MMachines

OWEB &

Cliftst., New ,¥«r)t.

BEAPEB CO, 12

WONDER!

Industry Sewing Machine. Only'Tbree Dollars Simple, practical and durable. Makes the Elastic chain, stitch, and adapted for all kinds of plain sewing. Any child can operate it. An elegant gilt. Testimonials dally. Sent in perfect order oa receipt cf price— It. Address Indnstiry (iewlng Macblue Co., Manchester, N. H.

93000 SAI.AKY.—Address Tf. S. PrANo Co New Tork.

i. To ins

Wobkiks CLASS:—I

,tory h°®'®

known as tha Ollmore proper

am now prepared to

furnish all classes with constant employment at their homes, the whole of th« timf, or, for thspare moments. Business new, lignt and profitable. ITilty cents to 35 per evoking,

ISStjajp,

bus', ^irraats inlpd,

Bwrii

«TBeferto Merchant', Bankars aa^bOlttesns generally, .and to any one of the thonsand wfeeef claims bare been obtained by mS. jaSdwtf b.«. DANALD80M

LEATHER, HIDES ftC.

A. BURNETT^!/

Manufacturer and Dea^fr m.

Leather, Hides, Oils. Shoe Fliid ings, and Carrier's Tools,

Kos. 144*146 MAIN ST., TKBBH BAVTB, 1M0«

Would respectfully inform his old nations, and the public genc-rally, that he has on hand "and solicits orders for the varions kinds of g«ods adapted to the wants of Boot and Shoe Hannfactnreia, sad* die and Harness Haksrs A Dealers,

Consisting of is'SC JA

Harness, Skirting,' Fair afid Black Bridle, Collar Leather Bag Leather, IAne Leather Seating, Paid

Skins, dbc., &a.

SOLE—Oak, Hemlock, Staaghter, Buonos Ayrss, and Orinoco, French and AmeHcan Calf and Kip Skins, Wax Upper, Buff, Grain Leather,

Pebble Grain, Splits, Lsce Leather, Chamois Skins, etc. BOAN3—Cochineal, Maroon, Bine, Green,Yellow, and Cream. LINING 8K1N8—White, Pink, Yellow and Basset. MOKOOeO—Taniplco, Curacea, Patnas, Caps,

Boot Leg, Pctblfd, Simon Qoat, etc. CALF KID —Fronch sDd American. PLASTEBEB'S HAIB^ Lastlngs, Boot Web,

Bindings, ,/ite*' Gaiter Web,/ Vi Corings, Laces, Galloons, Shoe Threads. ,.

Shoelhiok, Bristles, Eyelets, Cork Soles,

Cement, Shoe Kit, Machine Wa^, Gum Tragacanth, Edge Blacking, Machine Thread, 8hne Blacking and Brushes, Nails, Awls and Tacks, ,,

Lasts, Shoe Treea, .... ..CrimpingBoards, *",* Clamps, Boot Trees, u'? !ka Crimping Machines,

«n»tlti|fttloBaiJIla^ak.

H.t

MNALUS01I,

Offlce^Farrington ffiook,

Ss^. Corner Public. Sgiiq1*} .. Dr

CAUS,

tapir Doaa,

,TEBBE HAPTK, IHP,,'

Pension Claims Prosecuted,

& TOME,

Stmm

Etc., lite., Ste.

OILS—Cod, Straits and Bank. Sicily, Sumac and Japonic*

THREAD,

NEEDLES, AND SEWING MACHINE THBEAO AND SILK. tSV CASH for Hides, Fors, Sheep Pelts, Deer Skins, Tallow, and-Leather in the Bough. Consignments always Receive

Prompt Attention.

CSPBER'S STANDARD

I E S

THXfMBMs£~BITT EB8 For Weakly Persons,

FOB THE WEAK, FOB THE PALE, /c-i FOB THE SICKLY,

PMYMIOAMmmd toUM&mOtb

(Feraerly AWPH^TF

AT-

rears of Pay Procured,'' BOUNTY M0NEY CQLLSCTB0,

DEE&8 BXWJVTEJ), Vouchert Made otU mUpnutai Hoaqi Drawn from Anf PmtitmAgmef taOf PwOsdgtetss^

14001

FOB THE AGED," FOB FEMALES FOB SPBING USB III

No Bitters JBqual to Them

Speer's Standard Wine Bitters,

—MAD! or—

WINE, HERBS & ROOTS ^SrnM'j^Celebrated Wine, so well known, with BABK,

OUAUOMILR nOWBKS, m.T SJfAEB BOOT,

firjsd® wi BitP

and such other HEBBS and BOOTS as will in all gases assist Digestion, promote the Secretloasol the System li. the natural channels, and give

TONE A.XST3D VIGOE —TO THE— YOUNG AND OLD, HALS AND FKMALB!

All use It with wonderful success. Brings COLOR ,.w To the pale white lip, .'JM!

BLOOM AND BEAUTY To the thin faoe and care-worn oountenanoe. Cures FEVEB and tea tee APPETITE. Tr them. Cse none other. Ask for SPEEB'I STANDABD BITTEBS. Sold by Druggists and Grocers, Bee that my signature 1s over the oork of each Bottle.

ALFRED SPEER,

Passaic, N. J., and 343 Broadway, New.Ton. aw Trade supplied by all DrnggtstK.

HO:

rac

Great Reduction in Price, QCAUTIM

AMD Paorxarxas UmnrAiaiov

A Dellimtnil, Satrltlaas BKTXBA68. A Pleasant lavlgoratlag TONIC.

BVBSINS

I I N E

jy|ILLINBRY._!: j:

Mrs. BUCKINGHAM Has remove^o the ooYneif of Fourth aad Ohio Streets, where she is now opening a full and complete stock of Fall style Bonnets, Biboans, Flowers, ftc. DUKSS MAKING 'tas al* been added to the business. Having a competent' IWwss maher, satisfaction la guaranteed.

J)RBSS. MAKING.

Mrs. I. E. HEDGES removed her Cloak aad Dress Makiag estableshment to Naylor's new building, on Onto, between Fourth and Fifth .streets, where shcr will be plSaaed to meet all who desire the most perfect work in this line.

Particular attention will be given, aa heretofore, to the latest styles. The moat skillful assistants have been engaged, Wedding Costumes, Ball and Party Presets, Ladles aad Children's Cloaks and Dresses mannaeturgl with promptness and dispatch. jlfif

Sr. Cwrtle.)

i:jb nnv oomoiJ5

CORNER

aoilzv.

msra mMMMT

Having a large

STS.

will ea

BAGTSvOOUSB,

Terr® Btsiit6i Indlonft.

•iS^MS^r^^St^^mwaoSk^o**4

"*"^1 Pd' -T. '.WU: MBIfllt 9mm

ooaaaa or

NAA*

AWT MM AN

T-

FARKHOTEL,

On tUo AMKHIOAN PLAK,

Got, Jfassau Sts. IiariMy MSII in Tarit GBQVLG& WIQHT, Fcopri«tor.

N. B.—Located tufensty ksati of the wholesale business, thla la sse of the moet conveiatly located HotMS far MetaluMets, Buaiaeaa mea and otheravlsltiactlMalty^ 0 dtfdSsa

170, 17S, 174 aad 17ft Sreenwich Sireet, Oaa door north ol^rtlydt, aad oaa block west

Tte uniswlgaad taksa pleaaaia la aaaoaaeing to hjs numerous Meade and patrons that frem this data, tha charge of tha bdtc will be |S,M fOflayi*' i11''

Belng sole Proprietor of this Honse, aad thstSfore, free boas us Aaa^aossssaa sxactloa of an lmrdlnatereht,he ttf^tlyahle tomes* the ddwaward tendency fC-mcsa fliw|t aay tailing off ef service.

It will now, aaaii'usXw, ha his alm lo main taia andimlaishsS the jtsassahW segautloa af

The tahlavttt baL haaatlfally aap»lled with

Thelitcattoa will hs tsaa*raaa»aaiaat for thoee whose buslneas catls than la'the lower part af the 3ity, aMaCjMif^aasssateail.BaUroad aad

SUamhott Ua^F

GSNBS4L 001 Twre

in iat

JJEMOYAL.

M.-3

A Hatatltate for Ale and Alcoholic Drinks. A STBENGTHEJfRB ftr the Debilitated. [ESPWTIALLT

KOTHtas.J

A Certain BEMKDY for Disorders of the THBUAT, CHEST, 1UN69 AAD STOMACH. Sold by Druggists and Grocers. ~f

JOS. S. PEDKSSK5, 2}i Murray St., New Xork.

Bott Agtnl far V. S. aad British Provi»i»ctt. Jaii4deodly-vr

JOWTATTBN.

ATTORNKYS.

(1 1.7.'

H.BLAKB,

70*

-.-r rrr

Attorney aut 1aw( ii

3STOV-jLiXW. PXTBZsZQ. sa UM aad ssSttllwto

Omoa—Oa Okie Mrsst, Fourth Straets.

no. a. aaxaa.

a*C3V !ifcf

gAXBD A bku^

Omoa.—a*

Baossassr taPr.*.Mi Hatlonal Block, Tsrsa

OHKBBT BARB,

INSURANCE.

.1"?? dim)

St "1T

waiaso MOTKI^ iigg^T g: WW

c.i

.iv-'

A.trtoraej^| mt 1

:,qc Win. S. WUiMAB, Attor&ey tad CtommawUmr at Law,

AQIHT,

ita. Ind.

Otsicflk—Ho. tlMaln ftm*.

TyCxtt Mktboloxkw •LS BtmaaaN 4^ Maoatf.ntt

JJK.C. O. UPSGQLN,

Th« OldMt

Omoa—Oa Sixth

Ohio,

door souA

Ha ring had anwar rleueela DeanRry,-

il.Hoasa. tsaa ran* azpa-

.. hattaafaMoat that he can

give satisfaction ta all ssififr. Ult^fa .• t' Hoik

QALOON and BBSTAmUNT

IOIX

bade* tha Xslakaa estabUshsd Ha win be

irrhaisd Uts Wlaa liUa'tati ofloe. oaHaiaatiaat*aaa haa clsas Moea aad Bsataaraat, 1 to.sea his Meats aadalt aha

gOABDING HOUSE.

The uadersigneif ip'ssfifto-day, enlarge aad newlytetntosdlartlagHoaas, oa the corner of Fifth and Cherry stre-ts, Where he hoyse to ssaall Us tld, aad iaaay adw patrena. THE TABLE WILL BB WILL FpEHIBHID aad tha Honss wall kept ia la snn respect.

A eomasodieaa Wagaa rard a^Jalaa siasss. aitUUNbAa FUUQX. Maroh l«-dtf

BAILBOAJDJLQJtNCT. la MaKsea a Paddaek's ha ptssssd to asa say aid

I have moved say Mill, whara I wod fHendaaadaaasasei rough saesipta jlvw ea shiftsmt pa*, daoe to all Eastern (flttsa, AD BalVaad Halt,aad WaUr rataa aa krw. Bat tlma aa fuisk aa aad oompeting llaw^«laaia ia balk shipped Idas lagland towas wltheeit ehawaf eere. liMKnua^M, «artatdtt

COAL.

gDliLIYAN COUNTY COAL

Wag nowj»rajarH| teillaB ashlars lor Sal. lWaa Oonaty OoalTsrhtofc slalsssl to be equal la paiassia. atu da-

Oonaty

to tha Braatt, IbaaB

„UX S SS. fi? ley, or J.A. Foot's Thai

olfidtf

I ft,

NATIONil.

LIFE

United States of

INX».

CIUTIP

SPKGIAL ACT

Awao,vn Jew

CASE

CAPITAL PAIO BI mix. BRANCH

OFFICKt

Vfnr National Bank PHILADELPHIA^ Where the general business* of ths^J&aiiMiay£s traasaeted, aad to which all genecal sornspaaA* eaea should he addresaed. yrj/.H /.Jkiiii E

Cosamittce.

Aaa ssw.fnasn.

Terr Indiana.

Oflee of MatshaU, Hack IJnss. PreeVuss to

-iW-'

{v. arricus -uS CLABXNOS H. CLARK, PrvsldeaW .... JAT COOKE, Chairman Fftante aad Isesi

HBNBY D. OOOKE, Ytce-Preeideai. mUBSON W. PBS!, SescetaryaaAAelMSia^* '"tiwast.A

This Ooaiftai 49m the MlavtM.

Is a Nstlaaal Caapasy. tllillMl^9»dal act at Cupm, IMS. It has a paM-ap eavttal

ItaSteslow iaMa of prMstaat. ..^ It Airalshcs larger lasaraaee tkaa' mm wpaites Ihr the sam hiaaey.

RlsdeJUate sai eeilala la Ms tcnMi' It is a haste tosipaay ta

CTSry

lacaltty.

Its policies are cxeaipt fTaas attasfeacat. There Is at an accessary reslitttisas^a pallclta.

Hrerr policy is aea-'farftMahle. Mldes say helakea vhlcft sarrf their fall aawaat, and artara stlk'p^ PfwalasB, sa that tha lasaraawmm m/*#* atereet oa the aaaaal faynntt^ ralldes

Buy

he takra that vlUfif

tstfct hsr

aare«,aneracertalaaaaUer ar ran^MK lift, aa aaaaal laeswe at aaa^hMWHW aaiaed lathe policy.

Na«trarateUchAi*edrar r^iVj^li Itres affeaules. t.iwT

It tasares, a»l to pay divideais ta halden, hat at sa low a cast that4 he laifasslhle.

CircaUra, Pasiphlels aad ftrtl gtrea aa appllcatloa lo the Braasfe Caaipaay, ar to itw -rr.'-av?: JOSH W, mU A Ok

CIHCINNATI. QBIO*.

General Agsnts for Ohio and 6entral aad loath era 'Indiana. A O O E

SSdwly fe/ Agent for Terra Haala, lad..

with wiom I have 1 aad. give TAmb*I.

.1 i-9,'

COAL

RIVBB

JOHN MeFABLANB Is aowaslllag the best aftiata af Btvsr Osal, asssaasd «a tha screen In use ia Tlgo coanty, at as lawa an Interior article can ha parshasst Those wlshing to lay ia a sappiy shaaM look ta their lateresta, and bay tha whealt Is aa cheap aa a poor articleVCMars left at «hh Bs» "Vlao County I^alsat"_a« addr 0., tsna Haata. will recslve

s.a-jits

TBI* 4

1 1

—-i-,-.i

JNSUEB WITH THE BEST!

"VE ™TA

mmAff lvT-1

dr i_Siju-"Kv rfitfftasibci

OF HABTFOBD, COM. Cask Assets over l.

lira aad Inland Insuraace at a

JMU»MS

Mtas

as the Hasards Permit for Bail able lsdaaaHfu HAQEB A McKEKN. daaaty JaaSdSm BowSn*«aU

ttl ilA Caa«lr. «aMvaari Thrsal. Bioutsts nnnuAta aao snocLo aa c«apaaa..*4ar

ALLOwan TO coaviacs,

lrrltatlaa (f (Ml tloa,

v,.is

enaana. aiwwi*ns,--|i:

Invi'I IRACUTL FNEM

Having a direct istaeans ta the parts, givs launsdlata railed.

brlwMhUU, Aatluaa* Cafa,Ca»i nuapttrei raocara SJUE

CTSD

wrm

ALWATB

BIKOKSS AND PUBLIC

will flnd Troektt osefnl in olearlag tha Mtaka takea befote Singing or Speaking, aad. rsUeslag the Throat after an unnsual exertion af tha vecal organs. Tho Trockm ars recv mnsenited aad preecribed by Physiciaas, and have ku tMa» •lais from eminent men throughout thasoaatry. Being an article of trne merit, and having arsaad their efficacy by a test of many yaa», baea ysaa their'efficacy by a test of many years, •nds thsm/in nsw localities in varioqs Basts af the worlds and the Troches are universally pronounced better than other articles.

OBTAIN only "Baowa's Baosomai. Taooaaa," aad do not take any or the wi Almi fmttatkm tkat may be offered. -1

SOLD KVRBTwaaaa.

d21da«r-4atardaaM»

LAND AGENCYa,

5 $*4:

LAND AGBNpTj

On Ohio Street, between Third aad •aaght aad Hold aa

'ourth

IMMOO worth ol deairabls City aad property fbr sale, Houaee fer rent.

sdO-stg

SLea| Estate poifUBa

HENDRICH & LAN OB,

Offioe over First Natloaal Bask, a. B. Casasa af Fourth and Main Streets,

Terre Haute, In^«

lai^ioda !w» •.»* A

ll T: nf BrtsffesM ..• lis*! *t.. ft rv#i)i. ia',' Abatract# of tille furnished, ^oaaa aa-, gotiated, aad Maney invested.

'.FOB SALE.

UITT PBOPEBTT.

Forty Lota In Liatoa's Addlttoa tofais Heuaa and lot, aast Ohio street. House aad lot, ia MoMarrain's Addttitlo^ Hoase aad lot in Sibley's addition on 5th ssrsel, Hoase and lot in Base's addition oa Sik street, Honse and lot oa Poplar, between tth aad TUi streets,

House and tot on North tth, between Uteeaut aad pnton streets. Two business Houses on Uatn strr^t

OOtJNTT PBOPEBTt. v"# ••tf

Farm ef 8* acres iu Honey Cr-hk %b«asSdp, 1T3 acres in Llntoa township. 1. S Aeree below tba BoUing Mil), waaa etdeeaaal.

JaaSSdtt

8f ii' "i^| liiO?

TlyfANHOOD

AND

iu.

^HE VI«K)E

OF TOOTII restored In fear wsaka. OB.

HIOOBD'B ESSENCE OF LIFE restores from whatever cause aria'ng tho ilka ol sarty perniclons habits, self-ahaae, iste, give way at once to this wadorlU ig if takea regularly aooordlag ta tha 4* srsctlons (which are very simple, and reaulre aa &«i (faUalatflroa bueiaess or plsasure.) Faflare j-. teaaaslhle. Bold la bottles at 93, or fear qasa.MOsa la oaa for ft. To be had only of the solo Aspalatad agent^n America. H. Q|BTIZBB, «|jK Avaaae, oar. of 19th street. ». T, W