Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 April 1869 — Page 2

DAILY

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Saturday MotilBg, April M, tfW-

EVBBT •arriTiagJMBtar ef *he eider of The SODS of Liberty oei* to the polls ja fiirriaoB towoakip next Monday will Tot# agalnsitlieir aatoral enemy, the "Bey ia JW«^PWB JAMBS F. MVBFBT. HOW IMDJ licaoS will wish to rote with Measegainst

JAUIB CTMABA, A. KUA AND Z. H. 3BOW*, Bepublican candidate* for Constables, we ail good Bfpablicans and food eftissfi* Their qualification! are well known, and merit the hearty rapport of the entire party. They will make active and eflk cient officeri, and. should be elected by Touting majoritiea.

THB New Tork World concludes aasr*. tide on the "Lut of Lent" by sejing that "even H. G. may be .expected ta confeu the genial laflueaee by the slough* ing off of his old hat and hii bad lan' gaage, and Congress to gladden ui by ad. journiog. 'For lo, the winter ia past, the rain ia over and gone.' The jtboe of the singing birds ia' come, and the voice the velocipede ia heard ia the land." *,

LITTLB SR&AETNIT, haaband of Judge CHASE'S handsome and ambitiooa daughter KATX, and Senator from the miniature State which is known aa the home of the late BAM PATCH,-tbe champion 1st of watter falls, aad GBBBVB, the ft* thor of "Old Grimes"—this littlef ree\ and great-little man ia getting aerefe treatment for his reoeot ontotM lA The Portland iYese calk him "tk«&oi« Island Money Bag," tad saja IN taUta like an "effete acioa of the British iiMoc racy." The Providence Jtm rwml, Senator AKTHOST1# paper, speaks thai about his colleague'a erratio lamentation!: "The Senator's intense application to hia ofloiaj duties and to hia extenalve private in terests, we fear, causes him to take too gloomy a view of the general situation

CAPTAIK AM IS 7. McwiY, Republican candidate for Townahip Trustee, waa a good and faithful soldier, fightings to save his country when: the leading spirits of the party whieh now opposes "him were plotting treason. When he fought for a Union victory, they prayed for Union defeat. When he and hia breve compatriota rejoiced in the triumph of the Union armies, they groaned in bitter disc appointment at the iiialbrtanee of theiK "Southern brethren." When he wee on midnight marchea or aaaalta upon rebel strongholds, they were meeting ia mid, night conclave in the eouncil chambers of the Sona of Liberty to consult together in the interests of their friends in gray. •re there any true Bepublieaas who desire to enter into an alliance or a coalition against such a man with tuch partyf Are there any who will oppose the fairly, honestly nominated candidate of the Republican party and unite with these soldier-hating, rebel-loving "Demo* orate" to defeat UBT^ 5^4'

THXBK is a report, now being -iftd&s** triously circulated for effect on the Town ahip election, that Mr. NATLOB was .defeated in Convention last Saturday, by the Grand Army of the Republic. We are informed by leading members of that organication, that the report is entirely without foundation, utterly false.

Mr. NATLOR waa defeated more by the apathy of his friends, than by the activity of his enemies. The former supposed that his nomination was a foregone cpdcltuioo, and therefore did not take the trouble to make it sury by goingtothe Court Bonie to vote for him. They let the case -ga by default, and are now bound by the immemorial usage of politic organisations to vote for the successful candidate. We huTe no charges to. make against.Mr. NATX.OB'8 administration. In fact'the writer of this article was mote than willing to support him in the Contention, and would have been gratified had a few more of his friends been there to insure his success. But they failed to attend, and by staying away virtually said: "We will trust those who may be there to put a ticket in the field." If there ever was a nomination that should be considered as bindiag on the party making it, that of Capt. MUKPHT must be so regarded.

The Amended Boesty ictMCtiia Agenta. WILLIAM HASWAMAW, Indiana Military Agent, bauea a circular,for the benefit of soldiers, in which be explains the application of the. amended Bounty Act of March 3d, 1868., He atates that olikiaL agents have greatly miarepraaented its provisions, and caused soldiera and-tteir heirs much unnecessary eapemrer and trouble. I

According to Mr. HAKITAUAH—ana from our own recollection of the law we believe he ia entirely cornet—there are but two claaaes of peraona entitled to bounty under this amended act: Filst, the soldier who enlisted for three years and whose muster-in and Aiuater-oat showed him to have aerved lass than three years, although bo was discharged by reason of "expiration of term of service." This class, under the act or July 28th, 1866, received Only fifty dollars. Under the new law they are entitled toify more. The second class are the heirs of soldiers who enlisted for and served three years, and who, on their return home after discharge, were taken sick and died from disease not contracted in the service. Their heirs, under the act of July 28th, 18«6 recaived nothing now they will receive one hundred doliara. Theae are the only part'es benefited by the act of %A 1869.

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Mr. HANKAMAH further remarks thi nhScSSn®.0"1?

pay no

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What claim agenu say, keep their discharges in their own know from d»«ntere,£^J2tilthat^theX is something coming to th«m elbted after July IStiT

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thing under the act ofMutb 34, lngg00" The advice to "pay no attenu^ to what claim agenti may •ay"' ii quite too

sweepiag. There ire gentlemen who come under tbe bpad of ?claim agents" «fcoN: wo! ii .'u good as tKst of iBy other man, not excepting Mr. Has* fxnui whom we belwre- te be entirely reliable. We know from experience that there are scoundrels in the baa mew, and Indianapolis has a fall qaote of thie sort,

woomiDj Boiaior ti UBpisci HOB »PE6I^*IE6*T4CEV^^"

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history of Jams HABPBB, of the

firm of Harper ^Brothers, who died in STew itork on Suneay, ia one more exam pie added to the longlistwMch&oald inspire American youth with courage, energy, industry and aspiration. At a meeting of publishers held in New York city otfKosday aaarndsnyift.Bo* t*m WOOD, Chairman of the meeting, in apeaking of the deceased, said h« had known M.r. HABTXX everiincehecametothecity, when he found bin and his brother en gaged in a small way in the printing but laboring with their' own hands bttild up the large house which has now a world-wide reputation. Mr. HABPBB had learned the prlbting business, and, work ing at the case, was enabled by industry and economy to open a small establish aunt of his own, in which he afterwards wis joined by his brother Joair, and, still later, by younger brothers, and ao built up o»a of this most extensive and influential bousss in AoMcioa, and one which,

JOT nearly half a century, has Been known by its imprint wherever Soglish books are read. And certainly sueh a career is as worthy remark. ar, and perhaps jnore worthy oHmitation than, the shin ing political examples we are accustomed to put before our young men. 9B9BBB9BBK9BB

IT SKXXS that the exodus of French Oaaediaae to this eountry ia steadily in creasing of late, and that at no similar ported within the last twelve years has ihefe beep such a large and continuous •caigfation of agriculturists. A Montreal paper says that the number now leaving weekly by way of that city is over 600, Mid that the great majority are young men. The French Canadians are an industrious sad honest people, and in a very short-time-make excellent Amerieen eittsens. They are rather backward in some respects, owing to the old depressive laws of the Province and its priestly domination but it only needs a brief residence in this country to put them alongside of any other class of the population in en' terprise and intelligence.

Tse Pittsburg Oasette and other papers are makihg light of the fact that so maay distinguished men have lately turned up in Maasechusetu who are willing to accept distinguished offices. It seems that not only two places in the Cabinet, but two first-lass foreign Minions and a large Dumber of the other bigheat positions in the Government are claimed for the "eminent citisens," otherwise called politician^ of Massachusetts. The Gazette aaya that from ten to twelve percent of the entire voting population of Boston are "eminent oitiiens," and that tbeworld now begins to find odt that "not only the hub but the provincial periphery of that equarter creation sparkles and radiates with universal corusoation of statesmanship, This may be true enough: but, then, why Should not the Massachusetts politicians crowd forward as well as the others EatUm Exchange. teair-' Pitfri saBSB99B9i lit

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burned," says General Jeff. 0. Davis, in his report of the late difficulties with the Alaska Indians and he further says, "that tbe tribe was much frightened at the summary manner they were dealt witb, and they have promised to surren der the murders, whom the Cammanding General ia determined to promptly exe* cuts." It goes'harder and harder every day with theae hyperborean victims of military civilization but we rather think that if each things go on, We will have to adopt President Grant's, suggestion and withdraw the military from Alaska altogether—after which there will be no more fighting or killing than there waa before tbey went there. All that need to do in Alaska for the present is keep up the ahow of authority, and this could be done well enough by stationin on the coaft a private soldier, who ahouli wave the American flag defiantly at aun rise every morning. —It. Y. Timet.

SBOBTLT after the Bogers murdei' Meyor Hall offered a reward of $3,500 to any person who would deliver up Logan |[No. 1,) who was minutely described in the Mayor's proclamation. Chancing to see the advertisment some days after, Logan at once went to the police au thoritics with his brother, who formally delivered him up, at required. Logan wMtinatstttly put tinder arrest and con Anement, and was held until recently, when, es thete Wae-not a partiele of evidence of his guilt, he was released. In bis proclamation, the Mayor, said that the reward would be paid, without quibbling or evasion, to whoever delivered up tbe man therein described and, under these circumstances, we do not see how he can refuse to pay it to tbe party that delivered up the Logan who was suspected, but who, after two months, was ehown to be innocent. No reward that may be offered in any subseqent case will be worth a cent, ff advantage be taken of Such quibbliM as the Mayor formally pledged himself to disregard.—Aew Tork Time*.

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A VlCfIX or THE en EAT FIRE.

A Well-to-do family lose All They lave, And are Thrown oa the Otanty oftle Worid.sa^

The St, Lcois Repubhan says: Application was yesterday made to the City Health Officer for a permit to the City Bcepiial, by Coarad Schaeffer, whose face end hands were burned in perlous.if not dangerous manner,

Two of the newlv elected Trnateea of

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the South Carolina University are colored men. An Ohio man recently made the ras from Akron to Toledo, on a velocipede, about ninety miles, in fifteen hours.

A grand exhibition of implements of fsr will take place in April in Amaterdam, fender the patronage of the King of Holland.

Immense quantities of snow have recently fallen all over tbe south of Europe, and the telegrapba have been interrupted a a

In the Goodman, Missiaaippi, burying ground is a simple shaft of white marble, bearing the inscription "Here lies Jack Shillcut, an old bachelor."

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A London theater intends to allow discount to those who buy seats in ad' vance, on the ground that it is to the advantage of a theater to sell its seats,

Three ladiea, who were lately knocked down iii Bangor, by a enow slide off a store roof, have recovered $150 of the owner of the store topay for loat clothing and medioal attendance

Julius Catlin, of Hartford, has juat sold the former home of Mrs. L. H. Sigourney, on Asylum street, in that city, to the Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad, for $90,000, which gives a net profit of $86, 000.

In the vicinity of Three Rivers, Cana da, a traveler's horse became entangled in the telepraph wires at a point where they cross tke highway, and received injuries from which it died the next day. The eitizens informed the owner that the wires were 20 feet from the ground be fore tbe enow fell.

One Cornelius Russell claims to have made the discovery that the famoua horse Dexter is of the Morrill atock, and lias no pretension! to the Hambletonfan Mood. He says he has traced Dexter back to his true sire, through all bis ownership from his breeder to bis present ownerMr. Robert Bonner, of the lodger.

Henry Gardner, of Franklin, N. has a fountain upon his land which is supplied by ao powerful aapring that its stream has not frozen during the winter, It has become, by constant congelation, an immense mass of ice 23 feet high and SO feet in circumferece. It is 30 feet in circumference 12 feet from the ground, and 2} feet at the height of 22} feet.

The Salt Lake Telegraph announces that Prof. Orson Pratt, having finished the translation of tbe Beok of Mormen into the Deseret alphabet, is now engaged in reading the same, with a view to correct any mistakea that may have been made. Immediately after the manuscript has been read and corrected, he will .go to the Eastern States to have it printed.

A traveler arrived lately at anew hotel at Nice. Tbe proprietor led him into clean-looking little room, and showed him, witb some fatisfaction, the perfect state of tbe furniture. "You see, air, tbe chairs, the table, the bed, and even the sheets are new." "And the fleas also, auppoae," said the traveler, allowing him one of thoae inaeota hopping lightly away.

A Feejee Island correspondent of the Honolulu OutetU3sya that there area! Libruka, on one of the Fejee Islands, about thirty Americana, all aailora, moat of whom ran away from their ahips. The pirncipal men among them, and the one who bad the most influence with the eaiefs—and in fact ia a very respectable and steady mantis David Whiffy, who thirty years ago left a Nantucket whaler! and, making frienda with the chief oi Libruka, settled there. He haa a number of wives and a considerable progeny.

A St. Louis physician is responaible for the following figurea. Taking the population ot this country at forty milliona— of 300 men, 122 new drink spirits at all 100 drink moderately, but not to intox ication 50 are ephemeral drinkers (26 drink periodically, called "spreeing," and 3 are habitual inebriates. Of 700 women 000 never taste alcholics of any kind 30 taste wine occasionally 17 taste ardent spirits 36 drink ale or beer constantly 14 ardent spirits periodically and drink 3 are habitual inebriates. Fewer women drink than men, but a larger proportion of them become habitual drinkers.

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Was on board the OarrieT. Sounta with his fiunily when the steamer took Are aqd after getting ashore, as he thought, with his family—ten in number—he was struck with alarm by the absence of one little boy. Thinking the child must be On the boat, he rushed back to the burnto* Vessel—the flames on which were already enveloping tbe eabin, the smoke ailing the saloon aod state-rooms—and made all poieible eearcb, till be was driven off by the fire.

In making his escape, he literally Walked through i!lre. and it was then, he retired the Injuries stated. Mr. Schaefler, With his large family, was on his way from Ohio, where he had sold his farm aed effects, to Iowa, where he intended to bay another form and commence life anew in tbe Wset. The devouring element destroyed everything except what la and hie family wore when they were on shore.

These unhappy people were transferred to a boarding hoase at the corner of Main and Green streets, from whence the man was removed to tbe Hoepital yesterday afternoon. It is the intention of Mayor Thomas we learn, to have these people removed to a place of more comfort, and procure, if poasibie, their transfer to their rieode. "Isg-

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A Tennessee Ghost Storf.

Frcm the^nozville Whig,} The following is from one of our cor respondents in Fentress county. It certainly a mysterious affair. Beaders will form their own conclusion

On the evening of the 12th ult., about one and a half miles south of Jamestown, a young lady by the name of A1 bertson, distinguished for her piety, prudence and veracity, had occasion to go to the Spring, a short distance from her father's residence, about tbe time the sun was setting, and as she states herself, never thought of_being afraid, for she was alway* characterized for courage beyond her sex. Miss Albertson went tripping along tbe frequented path, apprehensive of no danger whatever, carrying a bucket on each arm and singing a favorite aong. When she reached the spring, it being a small stream, she had to wait some time for the buckets tp replenish so she placed the vessel under the spout, cat down on a stone near by, still singing and on rising to receive ber burden and wend her way home she saw standing before her the figure of a man, with arma extended upward shining as aflame of flre. The girl says tbe light which was reflected from this mysterious via {-.or gleamed and sparkled again# tbe snow on the hillside before her.

While she stood tremblingly gaxing upon tbe radiant image it spoke in a clear and audible tone, "Be not afraid then it began to ascend, and waa soon lost in tha distance above the trees.— The girl made haste to evacuate her po sition, reaching home in a few minuter, exhausted, pale and trembling, relating the circumstance to her parents, and can not since be prevailed on to revisit the scene of so much terror to her unless quite a number of persons accompany her.

No onehas been able to comprehend or even cocjecture what the atrangs visiter was or what was its mission. Noonehae the alighteat idea that the young lady dissembles in regard to the mysterious figure, because they know she is incapable of anything so wicked or debasing therefore we leave it to a thinking community to demonstrate.

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AxtltAi. Lira is full of corruption 1 ills we can only hope to escape the flesh is heir to by a judicious use of the remedies in nature's store-house. In all the time whiph has peat since tbe work began, mankind has given great attention and some of its best talent to the study of medicine. While this sacrifice has not been wholly in vain, the facts elicited are few and mostly unsatisfactory. Among the truths which have been elicited is this, "that if we keep the blood pure ^re must be healthy." To purify the blood there is no medium equal to Morse's Indian Boot Pills, as thousands of testimonials wili verify. Use Morae'a Fills if you wish to regain and retain your health. Morse's Pills are the best medicine for all Female Irregularities, Liver Complainte, Indigestion, Billious ness, Dispepaia, Headache, Ac.

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Sold by all Dealers. aprldwlm

"YOUK LOTIOW has cured the most ob. stinatecase of chronic tetter that has baffled the medical skill of hundreds," writes Bank A dure, druggists, of Clarendon, Ark^ about Palmer's Lotion. 23,dwlw. ..jrwr.'v *-v

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one of the Important Ingredients of SoSODOM, the aseet wkeiesome aad jott cioua dentrifice in the world. The Bar' of the Chilian natives to clean and is noted throughout Sonth America for ita preservative properties— dlw

Soap Tree Is used bjMhe ea die moet delieate ailing

Aso he did many wonderful works, that bis name wes proaoaneed in many tongues. And theffcaate anto him, Judith, from the seaport of New Bedford, who had been sick for many Bedford, who had been sick for many years aad after somrdays her pdaa wen ton* She slept soundly, and did rejoice eating her food. And Ase, from those which are called Quakers, in the great eity of Philadelphia, wrate an epistle saying: O, Doctor I accept thou this money. nailed and bath the picture o?Abrafca», thy Wend, on one end. For verily I wes weak, exhausted and despondent I ate but little, end suffered many pains, and thy PLA*TATIOH Braraa gave me heelth, likened only unto the vigor of youth. And upon such as are afflicted with liver complaint, with sour stomach, with general debflity all pert

and dyspeptic pains, in land did these Btl Ing cures.

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Bitters produoe aetooish 31-dwlw

MAOHOUA WATxa.—Superior to the beet imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. 10-dwlw

COSTAR't REMEDIES.

HdilBEKEEPERS! HOUSEKEEPERS! HeiT-Womeit-Cklldrcm Hem—Women—Clilld*«B

READ—HEAD.

"Ooollnc to 9e«UeaaS Bans," Saothiag to alt paiafhl woeadr, Ae." HaallBC to all ftxeS, tHeert. Ae." "COSTAfi'S"

BlICKTRORN SALVB 1, the most satratrdiaary SAtVS over koown

wonld not b« without »Bo* ta mi How, it oo*t 6 00, or I woald trawl alt th* w»y Dew York for It,-'—». T. &mi*i 8**. 6. ev AII Drag ftits ia mu HAtrrr s»u it

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IMPBOYBO AHD MAKVPAOTUBBB byes are all the b«st make, Aa if eases, Su«Iy ehased aad beautlfuUT enamelled, aad IMaehed Lsesrs, fldtjtwutd, and every wateh parfwtly nnUM and posted,ead 80ABAK1BU BT III OS Fillt, to ha esrrssl aar sad net nitk, hot rstaia aa appearaaot.equal to solid gold as long as worn.

These celebrated welches we era aow sanding out by mail and express. O. O. D. anywhere with in th. United States and Oaaadas at the regalai wholesale pries, payable oa 4sB*ory.

Htt Mom MWttBUr ABTAJHB as we prtftr that alt wdn ead sss Ms fooit btfor* pafinf/or (Jksai.

ASINflH WATC119 UI ABDBOB, US. A OLUR or SIX, WITH AN BXTBA WATOB TO THB AGBMT SXBCING TBB (ASB, |B0, MAKING 8BTBK WKTCHBS POB See.

Also, a saperhlot of most iligaat Oroide Chains of the latest aed most oeetly styks ead patteras, for Ladiea aad Osatleaea'e wear, float 10 to 40 inches ia leagth, et prlcee ef SS, SS, SB ar fS each sent wboa orderei with ma at th. regu ar wholeeale prlots.

DBS0BIBB TU WAimi BI«tiTB,«*sAr Ladim or Giaiaaea'sitss, aad addiMayear oid»s and l.tteis to THE OROIDE WATCH CO., dw3m ia raltea Strest, lew Terk.

ERHOBSOF YOUTH. Teung Men, the experieaceof yaari has dsmen stratM tbe tact that reliaaee may te placed ia th, iMirenjr ef

DR. DELL'S SPECIFIC for th. speedy and wraaiwat Ot. of Mmloal Weakoeea, the rasalt of Toathfal IndiacreUoti, which neglected, ruins the happlasas, aad anSts tbe sufferer for boslneee, social eociety, or aurri ago. They c*t be uaad without deteetloa or U' terferenoe with hasloMs persaita.

Price one Dollar par box, or four boxes for three doliara. If yea eaaaat procure thee, piflsee'eee tha money to

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to •re oSbm thoM who will devote their.llttfWITt" Tin ^'rniiitip.asrt (list awtw. sir iMimi tU test the bulMa for thuaMlrvj, otto thefoUowiiie uptnlbMtAr: To all who well NtWkd with the Iwtina, 1 will

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Secriets of the Great

It eoatstn SStM •ngraTiofs ud is theBptelMt, ao«t Thrilling, loitrjaoitt* aad chtepest work ot tho kind pahllahod.

ONLY $2.75 PIS 00PY. (satiate fitting With Mpr«cedent«d «a»nss. ln South Bead, Ind., raporti 30 sabsorllMn tke first d»y. Oae in Loaerne Co., i* In a

ear ^sad for Circulars with terms, and fall of Oe wotfc JOMXS BBOTinatS A Co., C)iBciaaatl, 0 Chicago, III., or 8t LoalSi Mo. CACTIOIf.-

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T.tk, aad they will b. seat by reiurn ssail, wall seeled. Private circulars to gtatl—sa aaat free ea applieetioa. Baclosa stamp. daBlUdsedwty

JOHN BABNIXIiB. Merohsat Tailor, ManranuuQ. OmrScmkm WtlmuUtftDry (M sdore Would reepeebntUy eall the atteatiea of tke cltlasas ef Terr. Baate, aad the pabUs ta geaeral, thet ha has rented aims abate Baxtoj Walmsley'i Dry Goods store, See tkeperpeeehfeerrylng

Hereluuit TdUtHag.^ rays oa haad a FASHIOBAftLB OH OF OASSIMBBBS, TBSnflChS, CLOTHS, Be., ead Is ready to make It ap la Ike Latest Stjle and Bfeort Satiee, aad ea very Bsasoaahl. Terms. BtaTiag'ao high reats to pay, he jmalM te make ap te otder, whether th. (foSabe tvibM by him or net Beerything ia his line cheaper than anywhere "aa.

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Catting deae aad warraated to St. A liberal petroaage soUsMed attgSSdtf.

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BWLefcschtr'sBreeeh-Leadtag Skat (hia ^else aad Msaale Boelsc aeBe tearold matoriale.

—Inferior worka of a •1 nil arcbaraster are

beiBg oircalftted. See tUat ths booka 70a bay esntaia 49 flae *ngraTin«a and sell at |S,73 iwr

waxTKB toB so&bra TM« work abeaada ia thril-

ling sketches, moral tales^ atiange' oooarrraoee, au of thsoght, atealna of eloqaeaoe, stirr' ag lacidaats, nearapartee* and choicest specimen! uf the parest literature. Pleases all^ ooas. roeimx low: Address UISLI CDBOT A

OO., Cincinnati, O., or Chicago,

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ILL add three columns of ftgares at a time about as quick as a good writer can sit.then dow(t.' Leading-acoouDtante saj it ia She mast practical Adding KsMktSS* ever in uie. AGENTS JTANIKO. There la Money la Sample a-nt to any edtfrees for OHB

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X.- H. tS'ALKEB, 206 Broadway.

New York P.O. Box 8886.

J. & H. PHILLIPS, M* 2S SIXTH MBEKT, PITTSBURGH, *PA.

,Oil Cloth Manufacturer^ -WICI.TOIKO Green UU Cloth for Window Nhadei,

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LaaTaaa. AGENTS for UK TB]|SAI. OLOZHSS ITaugsa. ... i.:

Early Hoge Potato.

lb. JBAMLT KOSfi •eat by mail, post-paid, •1. 4 lbs. XABLY ltOSB,Seat mkU. poet-iiaid, $3 00. Best ^triog Whsat in tha world the earliest and most pradac -.: tire Cora wonderful fielding Uata—white aad black—weighing 45 pounds to the bushel Spring Birley Ornss 8eed JTeirls Bsg« Bogs the gruat Feed Cutter. Send for the .JULCKBlltK^ FARM JOCBNAL—mostvaluableMagaxm*intud (n Uu country— only tl.'O per jear.' fiubSulTlbd if you want to make your Farm part Address

OKO. A. UKllZi Cliambersbarg, Pa.

X4JICTFA0TVBED BT

It. nr. BROWN & CO*, BAIXOIR, OHIO^O They also make a prtoo article SPOKK8AKD HUBS FOB LIGHT OABHIAQB AND BOGGY (PHMX3. Send far Price List. A|A A BAI to -agout3 Belling SILBBB'I

PATENT ZIIMTIDBBOOXII. Baraee Ortly

says: "I prcdictltssuccess." CLBGGA CO., 86 Cortlandt st., H.T.' V. S. Plaao ce., «fiO Broadway, N. V.,6 Oc 1176. mHE Tnnite Entry Wheel Cats fast, does not glace, gum, neat orfmell, and 1 cheap. Por circulars, address

THE TAMITE CO,

3troudsbnrgrPa. A OKBXS WAKtSB.-AGBNTS make from S10 to per day seliiug Blake's Dollsr Pat ent Chair-springs. Xhey make a Spring and Bockiog-clsair of any-eoipmon chair, by attach ing them to ths front l-gs. They fit any chair, oannot get out of order, aad will last a lifetime Old-fashioned rockers are dispensed with. Vor the lioute and' oflics thdy are indeapenslble.— Ladtes'ptonousce them unequaled fur a sewing

If youwantan Agenoy, call and see aam' pie, or send for Circulate with terms. |600 ri ward upon the oonrietion of any peoeon infMair ing upon Blake's Patent Chair-spring. A. 3[ BLA.KK, Box 646 Canton, Ohie.

V1NEGAK FB0M C10EB, WINS, BOLASShS OK SOhfiHIIB, In ten hours, without using acids or drags. For terms end otnsr'iuformatioD, address

SiOSVINlilAB IKOBKd, Cromwell, Conn ijKBBBASKA, its soir, climate, people, Ao. '1 pajiphlet for SSc. Adarese CaorsxT A Bxnr, Liccjln, Neb.

ABM your Do'tor or Braggbt for SWhKT QCOHJHS—it tquxla (bitter) Qui niL.. Is mad. OLly by F. b'l'BABaSi Chemist, Detroit.

MEDICAL BOOK

CONTAINING lMPOBTAHT PHYSIOLOGICAL iNPOBMATION young men contemplating Marriage, t.at free oo receipt of 86 cents. Addrees the OHBHIGAI INSTITUTE, 43 Clinton riac»,B.T.

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•XEKICAIT

Newspaper Directory

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COMPLCTX LIST OF NBWSPAPJEBS for the ptatee, Territories, and British Pro •iaaet siting names, politics or g-oersl oharac tar, subieriptian pricv, ciiculetioo, editors and publishers a*mes, populatiou and location of pieces whereissaad. AcLrAo..

Also, separate iisfe showing ate glance how many aad which peptrs dttfculatemors tSan 5,000, 10,000 or 20,000 cop lea each issu°. with actual SgUra glrea.

Alse..clasai&ed lists of all publications devoted specially to the Interests of Bpiigion, Agrioul:ure, Hortlcuiturej Medicine, Surgery, fiuuc»tlou JaTaaiics, Freemalonryj- Ottd Saliewshlp, Temperance, Commarce, Finance, Beal Ksifite, Mechanics, Law, Sport, Music, Woman'* bights, aad |hos« pointed wtioily. or lo. part.in the German', Frenob, iketdlnaTen, Spanish, Hollandlsb, italtea, Welth aad Bohemlea iaaguegts. A volam? of oT.r 300 pages bound la cloth,

CO., Advertising Agents, New Tcrk.

AWATOB"TBI*—OIVKNaspaying

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PBICE-ttyB^OLLARB,

Fdrwerdsd to any sddrees reciptof price. |j)VELI' dk COM Publishers, N*. 4(1 Paxx Bow, New Yoax.

A Pamphlet of S3 Vs^es, ^ontaiaiag a list of over 1,000 Newspapers, which arepertitulerly reooma.ndtd to adrertlsers, with estimate sbo -ing the cost rf any adrertlsament, aesaS free ess receipt ef Htamp.

W. will Insert an advertisement in owe thoassed Hewspepers, oae nsemtla.— Tbe list iGoludei tiagle Papers ef ever leo.oee Cbrcalatlea *s{kj^, aor. thaa lee Bally Papers, In which the advertiser obteias at iasertioas to th. aicath, aad the lead* lag Papsrslaiaste thanaw dlBsrsat tewwesuadcitUa. Osmplsie Files earn bs etsmiard at eareles. Seed Stamp for oar yircaiar. Add I sss -099.

(SWAIffiCD ia all parts of tha eaatiy

-*»'daa«assSr tha KO0TPOPOLAB MLAOAgj? Ot TUB 1HT, -Issi a» tissilsa -J4sfc gl'Jluislsr withuut ealay.- The flrat wharsff O jR OLD FOLKS aaaiml far elabMag-—

JWCSMTT»e.StyVMaftiaiMs

ftewar^doaVSTlpt of ISe. Addreaa 1. KAnUO. PabtahMr,

TH we aai si rhllaasiil

ssssg^aBBSswoBasaasam! MILlfARYOLAiMt. 'A— ^sti--.k

Bifro 8. BAHALB6VI,

Offloe—Parrington Blook, N.KCbr^'PtiHieSpmr*, ITr

STAIMS,

Piaat Dooa,

BAPTK, OH.

PMMton Claifna &rofcuted, vf Bay JPSrocuna, BOUNTY M0NEY (XLLECT*D,

DEEDS EXECVTEJD, 'Mtoi.BUi tmtmimum Mourn rra-» l%nliii i|«»cy *a lie WtA fs*w..

PKOTH»T9 ISHURO, laal^arrttts Assicaea,

Mo-

Ijilsii'liaitatl fe» xtehtttiim Tiaai of ST- PAUL, $3.00 Ooroplete Vnabridged Bdltfon, as arranged by Ci aTUABi aail HOWROH, with aaJjurodnetUin by Biihop Swwcjs. In oonuqaatac^i sf the appearance of mat Hated editions of this great won, we have baen compelled to reduce :h» price of onr OompHUaUiaoa from St.60 to B. TBBAT a CO., Pnb's, 6M Broadway, N,. Y.

WALKER'S ADDING KAGHINE

WjBMveeSly,

eV Befer to Herohant, Bankers aa Cltiasaa geaeratly, and to any one of the thousand wbcaa olaime have beea obtaiaed by m.

JsSdwtf D.lb DAHALDSOB

LEATHER, HIDES «tC.

A. BURNETT, Mans fact urcr aad Beater Im*

L.

Leather, Hides, Oils, Shoe lilttags, and Currier'* Tools,

Hia. 1M AIM MAIM ST., ROI liVTfe, III* Would respectfully Inform his eld patrons, and tbe puhlie gentrally, that hs ha* oa aaad aad selcits orders for the various kinds of goods adapted to the waats of Bset aatd Blsoe Bsealhclnw% die sad Burmese Bakers a BeaMfs,

Conalstiag of Skirting, Fair and

Black Bridle, Collar Leather, Baa Leather, Line Leather Seating Pad

Skins, Sc., dtc.

SOLB—Oak, Hemlook, Slaaghter, Baenos Ayrss. and Orlnoso, Frecoh aad American Oaif aad' Kip Skins, Wax Upper, Buff, Oraia Lsattar,

Pebble Grain, Splits, Lace Leather, CkeiMie Skins, etc. BOAN8--Cochlneal, Maroon, Bloa, Qreeo.Tellow, and Cream. I^KlMQ 8KIKS—White, Flak. TeOow aad Baaset. KOBOOeO—Tampioo. Onracea, Patnas, Ospe,

Boot Leg. Pel Mtd, Simon Ooat. eto. CALr KID—French nd Ametieaa. PLASTIBEB'B HAIB. J.,. •:%,

Boot Well,

IaaUais. Bindt I

eg*, Gaiter Web, j. Oorlags, Laces, Oallooni. Shoe Threads,

Shoe mok, Btistieek Byelets, Cork Seise,

fc-

Oement,

Shoe Kit,

Gam TraCacaath, Haehlne Thread. ..and Brashes,

Machine Wax, Idle Blacking, Shoe Blacking is. Awls aad Tacks,

Lasts, Shoe Trees, tCrimping Boards, Clamps, Boot Trees,

I

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MCEDI

Orimping Xaehlass^ Btc., Btc.,

Xte.

OILS—Cod, Straits and Balk, icily, Sumac and Japonlca., THREAD,

L£8» AHA MWUre MACIIAI T1BKAB AND SILK. STCA8H for HidM, Furs, Sheep Pelts, Dasr Skins, Tallow, aad Leather in the Bough. Consignment* always Receive

Prompt Attention. ...

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BMst Weakly Persons,

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THB WEAK, FOB THB PAL FOB THB lOKIiTr' •fiH

FOB TE

AGIO, FBMAL FOB BP

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lo Bitters Equal to Theai

Speer's Standard Wide Bitters, —MADE or—

WINE, HKBBS & ROOTS Snaa's Celebrated Wine, so well knowa, With RBSVtlH BABKjr ^CBABOMOB HOWKBS,

BNAKI BOOTT^ ui wvit WILD 0MKBY

and such other HXHBS aad BOOTS as will ta all oases aasist -Dlgesttaa, prompt, the Sserettoaa at tea System li. th. natural chanaals, and give

TOM-S AND 'VZGI-OZi

I0UI6 AND OLTmHI AND FHAll! All use It With wbnderfttl saoeess. Briags COLOR

Great Reduotioii in Priee. QOAUTITS Ann PforiaTiis Unarsiaaa. a BeiigMlW, KatriUeas HTKBiea.

Ja«4deodiy-TT

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F(IK PEE LINE

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DKBSS

T. BOWMLL A

GBATIS to every

Bee Stan who will act egeut In a aew, light, aad hoaorable bosiness #50 a day. Bo gift enwrprasr. m~Tri^%gTTro money wanwdtn aSvaace. Address ftMSnoi XmasT a Oa., Pittsburgh, Pa. t*",'1*^

MAKING.

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lata ita hsr Gloak aad

leehmertto Baylor's new tween Foarth ead Fifth jstrsets^ he pleased to *eet aUWhodeaire the work lathis llae.

te Haltidsn See Bal hs imil

B, JOE* MsrasiAsrwiww

BAH. iMsadBSLfeBa^ss!

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Te the pale whit, lip, BLOOM AND BEAUTY To the thin face and -cafo*weni oountsasaee.

Curse FBVBB ead creates APPBTI-TB. Try I as them. Use none other. Ask for SPBBB'S STANDABD BITTBB9. Sold by Druggists aad Gfroosrs. See that my signature is over th. cork of each Bottle.'

ALFRED SPEEitc'

Passaic, H. J., and US Breedsray, Pew.Xotk. W frade supplied by all Dregglsts.

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A PIrsasat lavtgoraUag feMlcT A sahstltatc for AleandBleefeelle DplakSb A RtBIMBTlBXIB for the BcMlllalcA,^ [sspsoiAUT iruasws aoTasa,.]

A Certain alMfclDf"for*Disorders of the

TBB0AT, CHK8T, IfHOS ARB STOMAOB. Sold hy Druggists and Grooers. 1 JOS. 8. PEDEBSIJT,^ 234 Kerrey St., New Ton. fTnti' Ifif fat V. t, au MU IhiWsea.

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MILLINERY.

Mr*. BVCfiVGnitf Has reasored to the, oomer of Fonrth aod Obie dtrests, whereahe'istiow opening a hill aod'toaaplete stock of Fell styio Bonnets, Blhaaa^ Fk »ra, Ac. BBSSS MAKIUO has also' been ed to the business. Having a oompot.nt Drea^i ker, satisfaction is guaranteed.

Particular attention will beghrea, ae hsretsfora, to th. latest styles. The moat eklUfal eseleteuts *—f-tia aaesjsl. Wsddlng Osstusteeb Ball aod JUflf Dr«aess. LadieeaedCTJldrsa'sQoaks am Isaal aSfSSa aetared with prces^tasssead dispatch. n*f I •si •. *14e«4P'A t. I

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United States of Amenos,

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BRANCH OFFIOKii Tint Nattepal Baak MMlas. PKLPfl A uj Where the geaerat busliss Gataay Is txaaeaetad, aad to which all isirsl ssrtisgsa#^ •aoe should he addrs sed.

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CtABKMOB H. CLABK, PnsMaht. iATOOOBB. Chairmaa FIaaaceaa« Committee. mVBY B. OOOKB, Tlce-Prteldeat. BMBBSON W. PBBT, deor.tary aad Arttnery.

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