Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 April 1869 — Page 2

DAILY

Thorsflaf Morning, LAprll lit* !*•.

A national Bine

pels tu *o&• reports derogatory lo*he moral character of men in official stations. It would be more pleasant to .the only of tbe VbtoM of fWWte-wrmto, to hold their moral excellencies up to public view model* for general imitation, "But we bare fallenSpi too little of the laft« k- pfkntW^vA when much of the former demands atten tion. f***5—

Our re&dera are aware that, for along time past, there bare been indications calculated to induce the belief that the generous intent, of tha 'government, in establishing female clerkship* in some of the departments at Washington, has been perverted to the basest purposes that instead of famishing needed employment to worthy women, the departments have been crammed with females of more than .questionable character. 01 late these reports have taken tangible shspe. We have hertofore printed extracts from a letter written by a respectable lady and published in the Mew York ladcptndent in which she says, whatli no &>ubt true, that Congressmen urge the appointment of their mistresses upon tie Departments who are admitted without examination and draw pay without labor, to tha ex elusion of decent and necessitous women

It is bad enough t&at the people, or any portion of them., must-be represented in Congress by licsntious wretches,. 919a tures whose animal nature' havegrqj*Bi in such rank ^luxurianoe.ae to smother whatever of moral feeling tiiey may, at some period of their lives, have possessed, but it is worse to kno* that these lecherous men are guilty of the inexpressibly bareness of foisting their mistresses on the public for support, stealing bread ftoiii the mouths of virtuous widows and orphan girls to feed their paramours., & man who is capable of that is so utterly and hopelessly lost to every manly thought or worthy feeling that it would seem to be a waste of breath to pray for his reformation*

We do not believe that any Congress* man from Indiana is open to a charge «f such criminal baseness.. Although these women were, most of tbei»r appointedunder Johmok's administration, W% feel eonfldent that not even a DemooraUeBepresentative from Indiana haa any cause to fear the ftil lest Investigation' this matter. But the world ought know who are the wretches that have bean engaged in tbfa bufiness, and th*| entire press of the country lh in demanding a thorough overhauling of the nauseating rottenness. There must ba a time In the near future when corrap. tion will become less rampant at the N agonal capital, or a,,disgusted and ouU ragek public sentiment will make itself felt there in a manner that will not be either agreeable or healthful for the guilty.

We warn the good and true men Congress that the people expect from them a fearless exposure of the crimes of their unworthy fellow-mepiberf. Thpy must make at-least- On¥ gtand purge the Capitol from such lecherous villainy as Would disgrace tho nfoa private citizen. If they cannot sua in this effort—if they caQjMj| abolish^ a Congressional house of ill-^n%aufported at publio expense, undarthp. pretext of furnishing honest «mploym^tto virtuous women—they majr as wall burn the publio buildings and archives, and confess that out .experiment in self-government is a wretched failure. But they can do Hi if they will'try, and t&ey may rist^ sured that the great mass of. the people will be at their backs, when they lead on in such a campaign. ~I!et"them go into action without delay* The existiaf4fct»

of affairs is° too deep and damning^ 1 shame,'too foul ^reproaoh,' to bekdftgar tolerated. Blot it out, gentlemen, or your piasters will *11:you a ing, for which yofi wUI tojwQyggfa

An impression exists ,in $pst$n that the American terminus :of the proposed Prench cable will be «9fflewhere in Massachusetts, and Ouxbury, Plymouth county, has, by common consent, been fixed upon. In order to give the count at least the distinction of a tele&rap! center, the State House" of Represents tives have passed a bill authorising the landing of the cable, and chartering company to build a aonneottaj line- jo any point in the interio^f, tiw^State, The Senate will second the action of the House, and then all that oan be wjtll have been done to attrsict thfl headquarters of the new Anterpr»e ^Uhin the limits of the Statc^ f-'

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The oenaus jBf Oubr Is tfckttnfery-^tGh years, the last having.been taken in 1802, the population that year numberi^ 1,500,000. Of these 600,009 were negtoes and 900,000 whites. Of the white population but 150,000, inoluding the army and the women and children, wereSpah* iards (he remaining 750,000 being natives of the isle... Of these latter 325,900 •were women, 215,000 children and aged persons, and 210,000 able-bodied men, capable of be&ring arms. Of the 600,000 negroes, it is confidently expected that 60,000, at least, ate abltf to figbf NHth the insurgent army. In 1862 the productions el a id a a & the taxes amounted to 1^7,f50,000 the exports, to $57,400,000 imports- to 148,400,000 ^«|making a total exports and imports of 9X00,005,000.-. Tbe present trade amounts to over $70,000,000 per annum. Thetalae ot the rural wealtb, 1862, was 1,000,000 wealth of towns and eities, $120,000,000 and the wealth of" imHuliry and com mere a, $374,000,000. The same year the sugar production was Valaad at *83,000,000, tobacoo crop at $1^,000,090, other productions at $52,00d,000.! Prom thesa few statisties may be hacL .some

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jo yet cling to the faithful isle. A glance st tin army tka~ ttobant can bring to the field, however, evidences the power that tbegrpoadsi and with organisation and the determination to do or die, none can jtocbirtiie alttoaata r«olttf^*»

PaintBTtlfiyxA, the feeyltone of the FederaLarob, Jtaviog ratified through he* ^egti^alu^^ihi.''1'^stHtttio amend-*' mentf- Ijhttb hatteWnwdr enrolled tb#selVea Infrror

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and Political.

&xw-l£efc&$aa fartiishedfour Secrsta rlesof8f»te I Tan Bareii, Jlarey, Sew srdatttf Filh^1

GobiM'Gbax4xb1s among iffoie ^rbo loea their epaulettss by the new army consolidation

K. Pols, Jr., is honoring the

memory of his father, by literally patron icing shooting matches. jcvxrii Jusx has been elected President or the New York Soroais, with Mrs, Horace 3jjS^ley,afi4 Fern

TOTTTWXorTT limes says (Here is no doubt, looking at the rec*n| course of legislation, that Gen. Butler is working his way :toward the leadership of the 4 Ud*- «fti mi

"MaoX" writes to the Cincinnati ^iguirer that eld Mr. Blair was terribly cut up because his son General Frank was re moved from, tbsjofiice of Pacific Bailroad Comissioner, which is very likely true,

Arras the telegraph had made ex President Johnson dead last week, a correspondent of the Illinois State Journal held an inquest on his Presidential career, and pronounced him insane. I Thb Chicago Pott, remarking on the teport that the office-seeking crowd at Washington is growing thinner, says that ^very appointment made by Grant takes away a train-load of'500 passengers, conlisting of the. appointee and 499 disap pointed applicants.

Tbc Sastern papors are'circulating paragraph to the effect that two ladies in Lancaster, Mass.,' lately started out with petitions, one for iignatures asking the Legislature to give Women the privilege Of voting, the other praying the Legislature to aiftow women to remain in their present iphirBT" The latter ran'abead, 26 to 1.

Tax bill for a redistribution of the currency, giving the West and South greater facilities under the National Banking' system, is likely to fail at this session. We are as yet without any com prehensive financial policy

but it might

reasonably h&ve been hoped that this qmiaimammmigtm exisrogiaw fould ba prompily egreOd on, as at .least a -iempurary tellef.- uirtil something better, in the way ot regulating the currency

It known tha^near the close of the last Administration many female clerks wereAppointed^n flle Departments, without authority or law or meams of payment, and that many others were retainek without work to perform, and for ^hd&' safari^ no appropriation was ma^ie. Of coune It. beoama neaesiary to dischhige •them, and Democratic "papers •re now siting up a combined howl over the matterjust as^the Johnsoniteswanted. It is sible business.

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Tbc Philadelphia Pout says that the sufferings of iloore, the new Collector at that port, are equal to those experienced* by a Cabinet officer. "The Custom ffiuse is besieged by Mr. Moore's friends, •id if tjlay dgfi't fipd him there they go to| his house and if he is not at his house they go back to the-Custom House ar|d if he is not there they go to the Lsague: and if be fa iibt there they go to the church: and if be is not at church, .thsey sit down on his door-step and wait

Hf°m0ato? And,every hour Ue crbwa Increases, til} it might with propriety sing tha

W« ar* oomlnj, eomtng, coming, Fire hnndred thosimd—Moore.'" Tmc Virginia papers are complaining the appointment 9t Mrs. Tan Lew to 'oetmaater of Bichmond, because she was a Union spy during the rebellion.— The appointment, they say, wu intended as an insult jo the people of Bichmond and the South. Tbis is ridiculous. Ye ve no doubt that Mrs. Van Lew rendered essential service to tha Union cause during the war, or that thb fact was the reason of her appointment But that is no^ a good ground of objeetion on the part of the Southern preu. Gen. Grant has appointed one of the most energetic and devoted.of the rebel Geaerals to a Government office and we certainly think a similar favor to one who sustained' the Union cause ooght not to be regarded with suspicion. We do not think 1 Jen. Grant sought by this or any other appointment to plaoata the distinctly and pessisfuUj rsbeEaentimont of the South jtk the protest comea almost entirely £rcm that quarter. 1 rs'?I

It is noticable that President Gnat strictly acted on the principle •f making 00 removals while the Tenure* of-(Mce act remains unchpnged^jaor is itcMtain that he ever avowed "such a purpose. The Postmaster General has effected tirere moval of two of his three Assistants, avowedly not for "cause,"and that as that term is used in the law. Mr. Oreswell is bent on a thorough change^of the prritfwvtL "of bto Department, and onrfifc ding himself of every vestige of the per nicious influences at work under his predecessor. Changes have also been made in like manner, in several of the mote important. New Tork offices including the Collectorship.

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Yicer.^ ^1 u-i-a)1 ITwffiMr thft pf retrenchment, Punch says: "John Bright haa made considerable-reduction in the brim of bis hat since be has been in office."

John Hobbxssxt gave a poor woman fifty dollafi the other day, a deed which consoles in somemessure for his abserice from, his seat in' Congress. -e

General Items.

The 15th pro^mo will be Cast day in Maine. Boston wants a Metropolitan Police ,law.

Velocipedes costtroin affjHgwr.tga^ rs in France. Violet will be one of the fashionable colors this Spring.

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Anew {fashioned necktie for ladies is called the velocipede. $ew York has bad a $5,000 funeral, $500 being spent for flowers.

The New York Anti-gambling Associ ation has "peached" on 1,034 clerks. Black velvet skull-caps are the fashion for bald heads in Beecher's church.

The new-fashioned shoes for gents, with curved toes, are called "Grecian Bends & feed

It costs $200,000 per. annum the dogs ot Cincinnati, A suit of clothes can be bought in Salt Lake City for six bushels of oats.

St. Louis is to have a tournament to decide who is its "champion euchre player."

Theodore "Tilton.s' lcitstufe on ''Statesmanship" is said to be the beat he ever delivered j-

Mrs. Southworth's new novel, "How He Won Her," has just passed to a second edition.

The Deserct News tells of a snow plough on the. Central Pacific Railroad propelled by eight locomotives.

A woman who has been getting aid as pauper in New Haven has been discover ed to have a bank deposit of $1,300

The income of the Irish Established .Church for 1868 is estimated at $4,196,

In Paris a large party' are said to ad vocate the Boman fashion of burning dead bodies.. lA-

According to the latest Paris fashion news, false hair is augmenting in vol Sime.2

White kid gloves, double-stitched with black, are worn at receptions and the opera.

It costs $85 per ton, in currency, to build a ship in Boston, and $45 in gold in the British Provinces.

A Kentucky newspaper announces that it is the "organ of the people and of the Bourbon whisky trade.'' •&"*

London covers 122square miles, con tains 400,000 dwellings with an average of eight persons to each, and has a population of nearly 3,200,000.- ,,

The youthful Sprague has found a con vert to his dolorous divinations of national ruin. The aged Blair indorses him.— June and Deoember are in harmonious accord.

In Hamburg Penitentiary discipline is maintained in the younger female depart* ment by dressing up offenders in the cos tume of old women, and banishing them tp the aged ward. "j

In a letter to a friend In New Yorkt Gen. Dix says: 4I know no greater nuisance in the United States than speechmaking, and. my greatest enjoyment abroad has been in my exemption from

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not a very honorable or profit

Thkb* 'character fa history cf Whom it was said that favor-seekers pre ferred a refusal fromJljJm to an acquies. cance from any one else. The newly appointed Collector of'Naw Yofk' must be lineal, descendant of this historical Chesterfield. He sits daily in his presia denlial sanctum of th6 iSun Insurance Offipe, bland, genial and readily accesible A bank of letters, nearly hides him from view. To all personal applications for the two thousand nr more fat and attenuated offices in his gift, he smilingly replies that he can take no steps uotii after his installation. This event will ptobably occur io a'day or two.

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In Utah a proclamation has been issued signed "Bdwin Higgins, Acting Governor of Utah," and attested "Edwin Higgins, Secretary of Utah," whioh would seem to indicate that a plurality of offices as well as of- wives obtains in that Terri tory.

Herd is an epitaph on a sto.ae on the banks of the Swe%twater riven "Here lies the body of James Hambrick, who was killed by «n old fashioniBd brassmounted pistol, with no stopper for the oick to rest upon, and of such is the kingdom of heaven."

A bashful young Meriden mechanic recently, while coasting with his sweetheart one evening, popped the question by asking the fair one to slide down the hill of life with him. She said she would bfe happy io do so. They called on niinister, and they are now sliding very smoothly. *J

Lamartine is credited by' the French papara with a mot which does npt appear tc have been published before his death. A friend asked him if he- did not spend too much money in advertising. "No," is his reported reply. "Advertisements are adsoluteiy necessary. Even divine worship (le bon Dim) neends to be ad vertised. JKlee what is the meaning of chureh bells?"

Mrs. Harris, of Galena, formerly Han nah Coates, is described by Mrs. Cady Stanton as a ndble woman, tall and fine looking, who moves about among her household gods like a queen, Although st^e has a large family of black-eyed rosy* cheeked children,pictures, statuary, a cab* inet of rare minerals, a conservatory of beautiful plants,and a husband who thinks her but little lower than the angels, she still~dem*nttrf£a right to vole.

Cel. gotten has decided, after a series oftjdal observations taken at Panama aud Aspinwall Bay, and connected by accurate levels along the line of railroad, that the mean height of the Atlantic and Pacific.oceans is exaotly the same. Owing to' the difference in the rise of tide of both places, there are, of course times when one ocean is higher or lower than the other but their mean level—that is, their height at half tide—is now proved to be identical.

The New York World remarks "In the redistribution of Congressmen after the census, next year, the East will lose and the West will gain a great number of Representatives. After 1870 the West, if united, will control the legislation of tha country, and control the national conventions for nominating Presidential candidates. The West, is equitably entiled to this superior weight now but it cannot receive the benefit of ite wonderful growth eince 186 until after the ten jears fcre fully up, when, by a sudden strWi* or leap, it will make a great advance in politioai Influence."

Tha office holder* in Washinton, according to the Blue Book, aie divided among the principal States as follows: New York, 790 Pennsylvania, 466 Ohio, 245 Maryland, 212 Masachusfcttes, 204, Illinois, 13$ Virginia, 116, Maine, 11^ Vermont, 94 Michigan, 89, Indiana, 88 Wisconsin, 88 New Jersey, 86, New HampehfM, 86 Connecticut, 81 Iowa, 65 Kentucky, 89: Minesota, 37 Caiibrsia/ 35 MisOuri, 34 Tennessee, 32 Delaware, 22 Kansas, 22 and West Virginia, 19. The other States and Territories have representatives in the public offices from

to 7 in number. Tha District ef Oo» Tdi^bia his lll5 i^pl^as In different da partmentf. 224 of thasa are day laborers, and 584 *re in the Treasury. ItissUted that msny famiNa^Jn Washington hava in tha different departmentu. _•

The highest mlne Tn tha world is tha Potosi silver mine, in tha Andef of lfsfa, which is fae^ above tha Jevel dP the sea. The deepest mine is the new balxWerk, a »Ujmine in W«*tphalia, It Is 2.SW f^ b^ the- farfaoe of the ocean. The averaga^depth of -.the- e«al mines of Great Britain greatly exoeeds thatof a like number^of any 0%*itind of mines in the wbrlaT sfeesij isrs"

A. prominent j^vsi^iani of Naw Yorkhas written an ipWresting letter to tha Times upon tha tendency of the. valosif pede to produce hernia, sam tHaMtr frequeney of this aocidant fa. Isr.graatar than is generally sappoa^aad giveaJais reasons: "The opwator sits with hia &et in the proper plaices legs at, a Variable angle with the body, the latter being slightly bent forward^ tha banda on tha crossbar. Thus ha sits, his Uqsbs amoving downward, upward, forward, backward,, using slight exertion on a level, little descending a lull, and very much hi ascending. And what now is the condition of things? All those muscles which, when the body is in one straight linj, were tense, now become relaxed. The hernial riBgs and canals are somewhat epei), Mid while thus open, let the viscera,pe slightly or powerfully pressed upon, sis Willybe the case when tbe machine is in motion, by the action of abdominal muaoles, which are accessories to those of tba leggs, in a vast majority^of casea ^he harnial tua a 4 "If the victim does liot understand his case, or if a surgeon is not convenient, the state of affairs is indeed alarming and even if.it iaf reduced, ,nnless the prompt precautions be taken,, the tumor will reappear. Not only the related con* dition ot the abdominal rings, and the al abdominal

force exerted by the axterni muscles,but that powerful extercar muscle, the diapbgram, is lending its aid to the cause in the production of hernia. For it must be appearant to all that Uteris is danger, not only to thbee who have haver been ruptured, but are predisposed from formation, or rathe* lack of formation, of their bodies, but also 'those who have been ruptured and are now cured. Here, then, is a tendency to the reformation of the tumor. And what shall we say of those who are ruptured The least ex ertionmay cause the tumor t» appear, inasmuch as there is formed a passage already, and especially since the pad is constantly liable to become misplaced,^ $1 ^SBaasBSsm. 0 a

Millions or Tkxth owe their beauty and purity, and millions of. breath their fragrance, to the B^ck of the Soap Tree, from the mountains of Chili, whick forms one of the. important ingredients, of So zodoh*, the most wholesome and delicious dentrifioe in the worlds Tha Baxk of the Chilian Soap Tree is used by the natives to clean the most deiioate silks, and is noted throughout Sonth America for its preservative properties.. dlw

AanlAi. Lire is full of corruption"f'nc we can only hope to escape the ills which flesh is heir to by a judicious use of the remedies in nature's store-house. In all the time which has patt" slnoe the woirk began, mankind has given, grea|.( attention and tome of its best talent to the study of medicine. While this sacrifice has not bepn wholly In y|iii, the facts elicited are few and mostly unsatisfactory, Among the truths which have .been elicited is this, "that If .we keep the blood pure we miistt be healthyi" To purify the blood thete is no medium e^ual to Morse's Indian Boot Pills, as thousands of testimonials will verify. —Use Morse Pills if you wish to regain and retair your health. Morse's Pills are the best1 -medicine Tor all Female Irregularities, Liver Complaints, Ipdigwtfyj^.dHliops ness, Dispepsia, Headache, Ac.

Sold by all Dealers. sptldWlm .** i.mi&i Airs he did many wonderful works, insomuoh that his name Was pronounced in many tongues. And these earns unto him, Judith, from the seaport of New Bedford, who faatf been sick for, niany years and after some days her pains were gone. She slept soundly, and did rejoice in eating her food. And Ala, Ifa&'tlipse which are called Quakers, in the great city of Philadelphia,. wrote an_ epistle saying: O, Doctor! accept thoti this money, whieh is called greenbaoks, and bath the picture of Abraham, thy friend, on one end. For veriiy I was weak, .exhausted and despondent I ate but little, and suffered many pains, and thy Fi,A3rtation BiTTixa gave me health, likened only unto the vigor of youth. And upon such as are afflicted with liver complaint, with sour stomach, with general debility and dyspeptic pains, in all parts of the land did these Bitteta produce astonish ing cures« .M ^.i«h,^3i-dwlw 'SKHM :*'.•

MaqnolII WATn.-^uper{or to the best imported German Cologne and sold at half the price. 10*dwlw usi

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"Youb Lowon has cured ihe, most od stinate case of chronic tetter that has baffled the medical skill-of hundreds," writei Bank & Clure, druggists, of Clarendon, Ark., about Palmer's Lotion. 23,dwlw.

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Calls attended to night and day National Bonse.

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W. Martin, J, 9. Beach, Ksq. ,Br. Jiggert. OTTICK iirii BratDiKOE on Mulberry street,* twtoa flthand 7th, next to Nor mat School. .*,• 1.

JJR.A. AliNAIJJD. Omoa—Oorner of tt«ln and rtfth Streets, orer tWMatlonal State Bank.

Raaivaaqa—Oheetnot Stv between Ath and 7th miaij] TBftBE HAUTK. IK1.

J. YOUNG,

PMYSiClA# find ISURQEON: OFFICI—Wegt Slds Public Square, t,.r (Formerly occupied by Dr. Cart is.)

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HOTELS.

pARMBRS' HOTEL, CO&N&R mNTB '$ CHERRT STS. Oppoait« £ast«ru flarktt Bouae.

Having large Wagon Xard attached, win enable ine to give general satlslaotion-to^the^av-

rjmRRIB KAUTB HQIJSB, ooana maim Aim sinrtni srassTs, T«irrie Haut^,' Indiana. litis BotelhaS recently twea refitted^ and patUS Orst-class order, otferiog accommodations. trasar pasMd in the State. rrl'

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W *4 GBlFFITil -•.••v......:...^.i,nn»prietor Offloe of Marshall, Mcntemna and Paleatlaa Haok Line*.

Tree Bhsa toand from all Trains. aov23dtf

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On the AMERICAN PLAN, Cor.Reekman andNassau Sta. X»mr City. IIsOl Fark»...u.,9sw Tork

OSOBQE Proprietor, N. B.—Located ln the very heart of the Wholesale bnsiness, this is one of thn most convelntly located Hotels for merchants, Bnsiness men and others visiting the ^ity.

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ACIFIC HOTEL, 170, 173, 174 and 176 Greenwich Street, Oae north of QorUaodt, and one block west of Broadway.

The ubdomigned tafaej pleasnro in annonncing to h!S.numerons frl»nu'B »nl patrons that fri this date, tlie char^eof the Pacific will be $2,00 per day.

Being sole-Proprietor of this Oonse, and therefore, free from tue too common exaction of an inordinate rent, he is folly able meet the downward tpndency Of prices withont any falling off ef tervice.

It will now, heretofore, be bit aim to ta*Intel a undiininlsbed the favorable repnjtation.

-H. BLABJS, Mi

tha paclne, which it ba* enjoyed for many years, as one' of the te*l travelers' hotels. The table wiU be. booati ully supplied with every delicacy nf the season. The attendance will be foniid efficient and obliging

The location will ba foand ooavenient for these ,wfeose bB#iu«as (sails th^m in the lower part of the :ity, and of .ready access to all Bailre^d and Steamboat Line*. feSdwSm JOH» PATTBN.

ATTORNEYS.

^JEEEDITfl & DEL AN O,'

Attorneys at Liair. Officii—Ia Farringtop Block, Terre Uacte, Ipd: nar39dwtf

Attorney at Law* am PUBLIO. ^ifrtca—On Ohio Btreot, between Third and foartfc Streets. oot28dAw8m no. p. faiao. gAIRD jf tJBUjNC,

ooabucs csmrr. 'v

Attorneys at JLaw, Orncw.—Ho.-eS Main Street, ap staira. feb!2dtf

Wm. E. HHcLBAN.

AtUrney.MiddCoanseUor atLaw,

OSlTR&Al

%CJOLLSCTIN6

AGKN'.f,

Terre Hante, Ind. Orriaa.—Hew Milatt-Btreet.' deoSdly

DENTISTRY.

& hn K.Bartholomew Swaoaoa ahd Maos^jiica). o'e isjr' 1 Wtocsaaor to Dr. D. M. 'WBI.&, Bo. 197 Vain St. national Biook, Tscaa Bants Ind.^v.JfStqMtf

JR. a O. LINCOLN,

bQ Oldest Satablisked Dentist In Terre Haute, omn—On Sixth Street between Main and Ohio, oae doer soath of Hational Home.

Baring had uwacds of eighteen year*' expein Dentistry, ho oooAdfatthat he can kfitlM In *tr MM [jyf^|Hy||

farauh all rlixw -with ooaataat employment their hoia«a, tha whole of tha tine, or, for Ik nirranMilaligkt Iwl sbU: Fifty to »5 peT Ttening, eadljr terned by porwna of eitner srz, en the boys aai tfrta tarnlaaariy aa pacta ae *»n. Oreat Indaoe-B^u.-«re oflhnaJtkoM #OiwUl devote their whole Uin* to &e fchslneee aad, taat erary oeraon who may ere Uiia notice, m*j eead ae their

A r»..M r-mt AQBtiTS WAKTID FOB

Seer#$iof tbe^ej&

A Werkdescriptlv^ife ttttfViB, and thaTI.

Tt ooniiiaa S3 fine engravingS ja»d j&m clsVt, iWefThrttlfnf, laatrtntjrr^, and ckeapea't wotk ot the kind -1

ONLY $2.75 1P£B COPY. Agents aire maetleg wlth oBpreeedtated mcial. Oae ia Sonth B«ad, lad., re$orta S3 •ubseriber* the drat day. One ia Luterne Co., P*., la a day. One la Sagiaaw, SfWh.VSj i* two days, and a great many othera/rom 100 ta 800 fer week^

a(W Send for Oircnltrs with tertui, Taad I fait description of the wo.i. Address JOHXS BKOTHKBSA OoM Oaoiaaati, 0. OUbago, 111., or St. ioatfcMo. —laferlos works of.,a

A- B- IWil rmH^r character are b«ing circulated, gee ttiat ths books you bay contain 36 fine enpraTiQgs and sell at #2,73 per copy -1

WALKKB'S AJJOINtt MACHINE' W-ILL add thr^ecolnmiis of figures'at a time I «tl» ww Coirreetly, aboat a»iaick aa gcod wrltar ean Sot them-down, lnodlng accountants it is the most braotlcal Adding Machine

eprer

in e. AGKSX3 SFAKXBD. T|ere Is Honey in It. Sample s»nt to any addraja for I Una

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ONE

aio.d. but

NATIONAL SOUSE, Co a. Sixth amd Maui Stbxkt, t( TEBBE HAUTE, IIV1 JAM* BQD4.M1I., ..U..IFBOP8H5TOBS. •This Hobse has been tUoronghly refttinkhaJ. a»yS3dwly

*1 prtdietus success." CL£Oli A CO.,34 I Ttlandt st., M. T.

:V. S. JPiano ctn 6fi0 BrOsdway, S. Y^S Oot, %W. rmas Taaite: Etttry mieel CaU fSSt does not glese, gnm, jieat orsiasU, aad IS' cheap. For circulars, address TExJlAJnf* titroadstinrg, Pa. 'c I

cannot getont of order, and will lasta lifetine^ Old-fashioned -ra ^Hipsnsirt irlth lor the home and office they are indeap^nsible.— 14dies pronounce thetfT Jlfltqualelffsf 4 sewing I chair. If yonwantaa Ageuoy, callancUaasam.- I

AS 14. your JDo'tor or Dnucbt for SWKK1- |(JUiXJrE=tt «q&aircSitter) Qulnlfco. Ii made oUy by Vi ti'iKABaS, Chemist. Detroit.

A YALUABLE MEDICAL BOOK) CONTAINLNOIMPOBTAMT rHISIOLOSiCAli JKFQBDLAljlON to young maa contemplating Marriage,- seat free on receipt of 26, cents. Address the OQESlICAIi "IHSXXTUTtf, 43 CHnton Place, JX. 7. -«(c-

I AHEBICA2C

Seirapsper Directory

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COMPLltTfi LISTdf NEWSPAPKBSfor the frtatea, Terrltoiit*, and British Pro Tiaeee giving namea, polliks or g-neral oharaeter, subscription pr(«e, alternation, editors and publfshera nmes, population and location ot pl^oea Wheia issued, Ao., &fi

A.I110, separate lists Ibowicg at a glanoe how many and wbi«hpap. reclKulatemoio inan£,UU0, lu.Ow or

1(0,000

PRICE—F1VE D0LLAB8,

Forwarded to any addresy on receipt of prioe. O. P. KOWELL CO,, Pabiishan,--jW' -T H*v4(rP«BK Saw, Ktw to«*. rt*q

A Pampklet of 89 Pagssi contaMfig list of flyer A,t00 Newspapers, which .re partitalarly reoom'nienacd tp. advertisers, with Mtimet* •bo« log the cost rr hoy advertisement, Mat frep an receipt •f ittaiinp.

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A WAJfTEP FOB dOUUCK, SHJBA.VES.—Thli work ali.nods ih ftFa: ling sketches, miral t*lM,4fa*D| ooenrrencee,ms of thought, strains of elo^oeaoe, stirr ng Incideats, nca repartee* and choicest Yp&lmens of ths porest liieraturs. Pteatea aU, oOeqds iioDe: Pr 100 very loW. Addc^i Z£lGLC&. UcC0BDT A X.-, (Mnclonati^O., or Chtoagd.Til. I S o*.

for tha

C.' H. A'ALKEB, 208 Brtadway,

Jt^wTfcrk. P. O. Box iSSO.. *IJ

& B. PHILLIPS, 86 Jk 28 (SIXXH STKEKT, PITTSBURGH,

Oil Cloth Manufacturer*! wfel.TOKtfT.-: a (Jreen Oil Cloth for Window Shades,

To whioh wo invito specUl attestion. QRNEBAL AOKNT^fbr'The BosTuK BiLTlK0 Qo!a Rubber Bitflaii,. cBcn:, Stcau PAo'riitd, -Ie: Ucaiers in BcBBsa Goont, Le^tpcb BisctM and lUOa Leatbeb. ygMtdaa.-

Agents for' Ukivsssal Omtvm

Early Rose Potato. EARLY BOS] by mall, post-pale

lb. EARLY ROSE tent by mall, post-paid, 81. 4lbs.KARLY ifjBB.sont —.• mi il, post-paid, 93 00,-. .Beat': V' ring Wheat iu tbe'woriti, the earliest and htoat^todaif-:'H SB tive Com: wondertnl vieldiog .. CtetS—white and blatk—'weigbtag tf.ponnda tothe haahaiV^Spifiag Bat ley Cktas SSeds J(owls Xggss dogst'the great Feed Cattae.' nd for th^ ASM TOtJE-

KARLY ]&8E,*sen*

Alt—ynort mulmailt MagtaHit ^isned fn thU odmtrfnly H..'0 per jear. Subsniba if you wantsto njake your farm pay. Address

OBO. A. DKltB) Ghambersburg, Pa.

lUHCriOTCBXD BY

I mioiKS & co. DATTOI,-0 L.r.- oaiO. Thsy alto make a.prime srtUrsi BFOKM AfTD bubs Foa tioar oasjuau ahp aeaox Wfamg. Jenifer Prio^List^

SpedaMB Ho». ibrwarMoa raeeipt et iSa. Addiaa B. ItFIAH, Pabltsher,

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to lasranV

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ing upon Bisk-'s Patont Chair-spring,, i^. *.i -B|AKB,-Boz 616 Pantao, phi*. I V.

HOXASSKS Ott BOKGIflTM, In ten hears, withput using acids or drugs, for termarand otner Information, addres*

SAOBVUJBSAB fFOBka^romwell, Oban. 1

KXBBASKA, Its soli, climate, people, &ot A I •1 pamphlet for 35c. Address Obopset Batjr, Lincoln, Jieb.

,3i

copies o4ch^iuu, with actual

flgars given. Aluo. olasslflvd lists of ail [mblioationa.devoted specially to the interests of Buiiglon, Agiioqlinre, HotHcuitare, Medicine, Surgery, Caucatioh Juvenile*, Fie.masonry, Odd lellowship, TernpeiWace, Commerce,- Finacce, Beat Katate, Mecbatiios, Law, Sport, Anslc, Woman's Bights, I and those pria ted wuolly br In'part'in the German, FrSnoh, tkaadlhaven, Spanish, Kollandisb, Ualias, Welsh and Bohwnlau languages, A voU ome of ovet 300 pages bound la clotb,.

w* will insert an advarUsamaBt la thsaiaad. Iswspapsra, aaa maaOi.The liat ledudej ititxle "PapeM 100,000 Cir«alaU«it wrt«JMy, iBiora ^hap IOO Bally Papery whioh thsadvartlsar' obtains »ifla»rtlons tolheaaonth, tiltbs MM' tut l^p«w S0«4^l aa aad eitlla. (jons^lMe IU*s saa ba siasslaaf at-oaralse. tauttup for oar Circular. Address 'Ofet P. BOW1CLL1* flfeij ••aYll lir TW^afc aad

Advartialag Alrsnts, Hsw Tcrlc. II 1.1 1

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Great Bed^oHoB' IffMee. iombik PMqiisiiua Vjft^AWb.' glifTjMlMli HjiWIisOl litlllll

A PtaaaaM tar^aM^TClt •JL "[amwuii StwM.'wjirpwlj

A Os^tala, BttttfiW|l)isi^ti af^tihft., tibvat, oioir^ uini in nnuau

B«a removed to the Stratta, where aha plate stock of fan *sa,Jke. DJ iL^&ati 1 ii 'a

FBKE-OIT*» QBATIS to avaty

I've man who Will act aajMmu. ln a aaw, i«tit, and honorable bustnev plying $30 a day.. Mo gift enterprise. No humbug. Ko moaey wanted in advance. Adils«a* B.MoxaOK KxxakaT

Co., Pittsshrgh, Pa.

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ST. PAUli,.r^$3.00 letlfcer.HWWt FUdlngg, Tools,

Complete Unabii4g^d £dlt]cn, a* arriAyw|, by ContSkabe and Sows of, with an in I rod notion by ^ishop Simpsoh. In constquenca «f theaspsarauoe 01 matiteted editions of this great work, we have baen oonpell»d to prittgf cat UompleteBdition from 84.50to t\. K. &.£&BAX 4UO., Pab^s, 864 Broadway, N. T:-11'

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United States of Anurias,

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PHILADELPHIA.

Whan tba, csaatal boslufss of 41m .QssstfafVl tiaaaacted, and to wl^ich all gaaawl tsCT'tSjjijal.r'j raca should be addressed.

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OtABKMC* H. CLABK, Pn sideet. 7'•? J\T UOOKE, Chairman tlnasf* aad-fasca O at a '#»*h -V BKXBSON W. PX&T, Secrttaryand ASw^ry.

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Agent* Ohio aa^ OM^ MWV :ixk^ SOIMy'^

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