Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 April 1869 — Page 4

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CITY NEWS.

No cash Insthe Mayors court yesterday- 2. 8SABP1BYJ» M.INSTH*! Hall to-night.

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Bbnxath omi's Notic*—Advertise menu on the pavement.

"Yslocip«jb Oa»dt" is the newest thing out. It is to ba hoped it is not worked with the feet.

Col. "Wm. H. Bbadi.*, of Parke coon ty, has been appointed Surveyor Genera for the Territory of Dakota.

Bio bats are the style this sprlnf Saa one says they make a slim man look like a straw in a quart cup.

Drsrr.—There are loud calls for the street sprinkler on ,the part of Main street. Merchants Dust thou hear I

O. W. Laubkbt, the present'excellent Deputy County Treasurer, presents hi.name this morning te tto x^ce ofOltj Treasurer.

Cot- John W. FV)»t*» of the Evans ville Journal was in the city yesterday on the way home from Washington with the Evansville Post Qffice in hi« pocket.

Thk Nbtt Rsilboas Esst.—Mr. Ben. Ebhitt with a corps of Engineers is surveying for tho Tailroad ^o Indianapolis and are now at work northeast of tht clly'

The Velocipede Ordinance does not take effect untiliexl Thursday—ten day* after its passage. We have good authorl ty for stating that at the next meeting of the Council the restrictions will be modilted.

AMATJtOB TKKATaiCAXS.—£hs German Amateurs will give a dramatic performance, Wednesday evening next, at Concordia flail, for the benefit of the LadleaiJLid Society. Further partlculari will be duly announced.

A will known citizen infofhis us that there is a child on North ?th street in this city which weighed at its birth only one and a half pound*. Nov, at the age of two months, it weighs two and. a halt pounds. Its parents are deaf mates. The child is perfectly formed and in good health.

0. 0. Smith 8C Co., at the old established stove house on West Main street, have an advertisement this morning of interest to all who wiph.to puirohase stovea, in&fltles, grates, plows,. scales, etc. Buying exclusively for "cash, and paying no rents, they pan afford: to sell as cheap as t|»e oheapest Give them a call.

Bam Sharplsy'b Mb'staswput lb *n appearance at DoWling Sail this and to* morrow evenings. This troupe has not been here for some time, but Is said to maintain its old-time excellence. Our minstrel-going people will remember it as one of the very best companies', and will give U.a pencroua-a-ret-ing to-night.

¥xb Mayoralty.-ZjnRS Smith and £. M. Harrison place their names before the people this morning for the office oi Mayor. Both theie gentlemen qre so well known that it is un&eoessary'for us to latroduoe them to our readers or to en dorse their peculiar fitness for the position.

Pleasant Gauss,—Allen & Andrews are ju*t in reoeipt of a lot of new and attractive .gama*, titnapg them Squalls, Zoetropes, and Patchesi. The latter has already become quite popular in-a tssfear of families, having been introduced a ahort time sinae by a lady from one of the Eastern cities. These games afford pleasant in-door amusement, are interesting to young and old alike, aad-aerv* U»~ add an additional charm to the home circle.

Nxw Estasusbmxmt.—-Mr. S. Waist the father of Mr. B. Wilts, has just opened at No. 169 Main street^ recentlj occupied by S. Stone's confectionery, nest and tasty Ladies Fancy Baxar, wel supplied -wih skirte -corset#, a«4 oth«i goods for ladies' w«ar. The stock is eo tlrely new, and to buUd up a lively trade there is

determination to sell at lowei

prices thnn the same goods were ever of* fered before in this city. Mr. B. Weiss who ha» e? long been supplying our ladies with theee artioles, and established a reputation for fair and liberal dealing, will, in a few dhys, leave for St. Joseph MlWoMrl, wheiu he intsuds to eetab»eh4U same business. His father will endeavor to merit continuation of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed.

.CkiMXKAI. Couet.—The five boys— Stephen KoeCb, Jerome Hayes, Jack* •on Cox, O'Brien, and Sherburne— arrested somo time sine? for stealing goods fro oi Bartlett & Grun* •ly's wagon, were broughU^o^qujrt yesterday. The two first nameTwere acquitted on a technicality, the Proeeeuttng Attorney failing to prove the ewnership of the goods. A noil* was entered i& the ease of Jsckeon Ccxf ia order .that he might be uaedasm, wTtpya. O'Bxiea and tJherburne were found gttilty and eeo--tenced to imprisonment iathe county jail Sor thirty days.

EDUCATIONAL.

1(jreftned. And lo I before me stretched a beautiful prairie skirted by a forest pt maple, ash, poplar and walnut. This native forest, with a large portion*# the prairie, was enclosed with a hedge of oeage orange,- and pl^.ed tB#esn^ shrubs of HUme," j£jg| of June were above me, the birds were singing', and the breezes of Spring were wafting ,the odors of a thousand flowers with which thepeyfttma-af ^,ro«e wm strongly blended jjfatare^ %nd art combined create a ecsne most fit for the musings of thepoat OR-tbe meditations of. he philosopher. ^Tt lookedliktfthe grove of Academus christianized.

In the center of this ct&ftf g*ove stood majestic tempie~W bbrtetlab Literatare, Science and Art. Its prtpor dons yere grand -and- lofty.-. Amid the most plqasing variely tfaei'ewere symmetry an£ unity. Its,J5»M?!!!». strength, elegance of form and xotor, fcotfbined to elevate the mind of the' beholder and ftlt it with the most ijgralaWe iniotiotis, each feelings as greatness, skill' and beatlty most ever inspire, it was evidently1 a public occasion at this seat of learning The walks and avenues of the spacious grounds were thronged wi© gentlemen end ladies on foot and in carriages—new •trrivals were constantly swelling the crowd. Order, neatness, elegance and beauty markod every thing that mot the aye or ear.

The halls of the college were all open and ladies every where stood rea3y towel come strangers and friends, and conduct hem through tha. building. I availed myielf of the offer of one of these fair »ttendants to thow me the various departments of the institution. We first visited that of Natural History. Here were displayed before tHe eye the most ilrlklng specimens of the animal kinglom from the first dawn of aniapaal exist.mca oh the globle to the present titn?.—• "Here were spread before the eye the vaious steps by which creation rose out oi iboas—tho successive worlds of Hving beijigs that have been created and peruhed

prepare the earth for the abode of man. Chere were perfect fossils of every periid from the trilobfttr up to the hugest (nammals from the- algae up to theJofcy palm, pine and oak. The fauna and flora were to arranged as to lead the mind through the suooessive eras of their exis tence. A more sublime scene the miud cannot contemplate—nxjt even in the ^Urry heavetrt—than In rthese Aing of former worlds?''' Th^ Start WB £06 immeniity. Tbese_ inhabitants of worlds that perished o9untlesr ages ago, Imbed' led in the solid rocks, give us aomja faint deas of eternity. k? 1

Closely connected with tfiii magnificent cabinet of .Qeglogy, was that of Zoology,'where were'prepared with the nicest art and displayed to the greatest advantage, specimens of every spVctes' of animals now existing on the globe.

The "institution hSf afsa ilarge cilkctlon of livitfg^ animals. An extensive garden%is enclosed, «od set out with a great varie^£4$»* and ahruhs.^. Here are formed gmall la.kas abundonty sup plied with fresh water from Artesian wells. These lakes are ft|li of fish, the trees are the home of birds, and animals of various kinds sport on the ground.

From these attractive# iettre? I was led by my fair guidev-to th^^department of Philosophy &cd ChetoBStry. Here was indeed bewildered by the num ber and variety of instruments lor illustrating and imitating the mechanical and chemical forces df nature instruments and agents for aeperaiting and combining elements converting solids into liquids and then into invisible gases then turn ing them back iffto their original form or Into new combinations. Here seemed to be the most complete triumph of mind over matter. I saw the mightiest forces of nature perfectly obedient to the touch of delicate girls. One young lady was making the sunbeams work:fo? ber. And &the wonders these sunbeams performed under her direction I Another was play log with the- lightning. Another took what appeared a lump of clay and with a few movements of her hand it seemed turned n»e aTew sal! of ttieir fingers among the vials and crucibles they turned substances, which we.de&m worthless, into articles of pos itive valne. They mfdjipoisons wholesome apd iffttriti^uf. Ihese^school girl* tamed and subdu£d~the mosF dangerous elements of nature, and made them obe dlent servants to men.TThought of the passage, "and a little child shall lead ihem."

From this .LabrauJry, my very kind attd intelligent aonductreaa proposed to how me into theXibrary. On tile way I Inquired tht occasion of the Vast crowd that was gathering. ShsjsXpsesrad tome uprise that I did not know tbis was the centennial of the Bose University. "It had been long anticipatedand extensively published. One attractive feature of .the occason would be thepresenoe of a large number of the alum&fl of the institution —from whom addresses and poems were expected. It would be several houn before the public exercises, and I might Have time to take hafty view of the ifcost interesting fbainree -of the college before the Mtotiag." We were now standing in the Library-—an ample hall —immense and lofty walls coverod with books to the ceiling-*the collected treasures of wit and WiUloa, Me product of the best intellects, of all past ages. ^The room was adorned wtti statues and por traits of -tbe t)«atn(D and wem^n that bad ever lived. -»-a

From the Library We passed into the Art Gallery, flere bebeatk a skylight was a vast eoBectlon of tbQ Works of the best masten la sculpture and paintiog. But I must not linger.

We next entered a.Hall whose walls were covered with portraits of the graduates of the University. They numbered mnra ih«n «1t thousand Arranged in IxJok^caseTTirtire center oRhe -focHH w®r« the prodoctWES of such of these graduates as had becotafar authors. These were works of rotance, history, religion, poetry, romance, &c I took in my hand an elegantly bound v^luase'knd found it to be a history of the founders of the Bose University. It contained a apleodid .«&* graving of tbe man who mad* the original endowment and for whom it was

named, and of ,others, especially two la&ia of Terra Haute, who added to ita funds until they now amounted to about two millions. The volume contained also interesting sketches of the first settlers of Terre Haute. Anothar Volume attracted my attention entitled "Wars with tbe hi." It. was and rather l&M description if tb# prinwval forays of Indiana, especially those of the Walath galley the gigantio elms, oaks, poplars, maples and walnuts tbe attack Ofltft first setHerson thjse^pci^n giants their assistances their fall, the deadenipg' the log rolling, the burning. -It was full of reminiscences of iog cabift life in lndi--ana—the struggles of its pioneers' with forests, floods, chills, fevers and wild beast# lor the possession 'jpf _th«fe fertile -Jandftr

But my guide rather hurried me through these galleries of Art,, hardly allowing a pause to look at the large music room us we passed through it, in -wbioh were some thirty pianos, at which the pupils were taught In classes for ate said.1 must by all means visit tbe Indus, trial Department. -r iil^T SI' 1.

On tbe way I asked her if they taught the girls to work. She gave me a look if doubting whether.! was in earnest and replied with "a serio-comic air, "We don'i teach tbem anything else we consider tbat is all thai girls or boys, man or women ate good for—activity of all their powers of body and mind. We teach our pupils thai humanity iii^eVery sfrsgefof its existence, in every rank and condition is the most sacred thing next to God."— "Theirshe quoted tbafr-eld-line-fraw Ter-_ ence—Eyo homo num, $c. "Every kind of labor," she continued, '-which helps to feed, to clothe, shelter, heal, instruot, or in any way benefit the soul or body of tbe meanest of our race -is noblr, it is godlike.

And whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. The right way is the easiest, speediewt, cheapest way. And to find that wsy, youthful hands need a guide." it

By tbis time We were in a spacious room, or system of rooms, which I can* not describe. Here were all the facilities for every kind of household labor, from darning a stocking or spreading a table, to all the preparations for a royal banquet. Whatever can contribute to man's phyiscal welfare in every, age and^condilion, was beresystematioilly taught. The girls were, taught how lj convert a hundred mineral, animal and vegetable substances which we now throw away, into food, clothing, or medicine. I felt that this one department of tbe institutionmuEt be. worth millions of money to the State. Here I saw how a virtuous woman can create value, how preserve that value, how consume and enjoy it. Each young lady spent a certain portion of everyday in these rooms. in working whth her hands, under an experienced teacher. The pupils called this department the Bee Hive, and Ferv*t Opus shone in gilt letthers on the walls.

But I was not allowed to hnger here. I must go and Visit the benevolent institutions connected with the university.— These were an asylum for indigent aged pcopls one for orphan children, and one for helpless cripples and deformed persons. Suitable buildings were erectecffor these, in quiet and retired parts of the grounds. A certain number of teachers

bad acqoixed pursuits." "Our pupils find a sublime pleasure in mental occupations. They enter upon studies and recitations with intense earn* eetness, real avidity. I am sure I speak the truth when I say that the bell that calls them to dinner or to play*- has not so pl^uirig aBound as that which calls them to their intellectual gymnastics. Their

During this aninut^^^versatiqiMS^ were both un® time until the sound of tbe the hour for public exercises. We then hurried to the hall. that. I,might good seat

The ball coul^.feat.four thousand peo-

eloquent address to her alumnae, welcom ing them once more to their old home. I was informed tbat there were abou.t a thousand alumnae present, some representatives of euery clas^-for^,th years. They -wl rnSnifatfed affection and reverence mater.

aed pupflS-wna sot^apaxt aTdaughters tg~ "Striped Poplins, Satin Striped Skirtlngj the aged, mothers to the orphans, and Then attend upon them affectionately and faithfully in these several offices.

We walked toward one of these buildings. The path ltd through a most delightful grove. My heart Was made glad by the fragrance and beauty of the flowers, and the music of tbe bird*. By this time I knew that my guide wag one of the teachers. As wo sat down ou a rustic seat to.enjoy, for a moment, the scene, 1 ventured to ask her if tluse various ob jects Of industry, art and charity diJ not Interfere with tbat mental culture which is tbe main object of our institutions of learning tihe replied, that all this is a part of mental culture. The body and mind are qna In tfre early stages of education especially, mental and bodily activity are inseparable. The feelings and affections, moral and social, just as really belong to tbe mind as reason and memory and any system of education that does not provide for their eulture is sadly, fatally defective. We admit, however, that the great object at which such schools as this should aim, is to impart to the intellect vigor, activity and skill in investigating and discovering Tru^h. It has taken long time to make the mass of tbe pe^pla understand what constitute) an education. The correct view of tbis subject is now generally taken. Parents understand what is the work teachers have to par form and they demand that work shall h» donet and well done. They do not entrust \hs forming ef tbe mindsi of their children to unskilful hands.— The honor is conceded to this university of doing much to form a correct public opinion on the subject. The public now demand in their teechers the highest qualifications of rnhtd and heart." '-Tberehas been a radio a 1 ohangrin tfie ides of what constitutes-a good scholar.— A hupdried years ago the was censidered the best scholar who could recite the greatest number of pages from tbe -book. Now the bsst scholar is the best thinker— ooa who cffli hold her thoughts on a subjeot till she has' looked through It—=tt!l she knows it—knows it as well as the author of tbe book on whose page it Is presented to ber mind, and for the same reason. This is education, mental strength and skill to discover truth. When this step is reached, the pupil's school eduoa-

now find ber way alone through the fields of knowledge-^the eaglet can now leave the HQit and soar at will through tha realms of thought. She needs no other Incentive than the love of truth." "Our great grandmothers tell us that the members'of female colleges In their day, Were oramoled with book* till they, were surfeited aad when they left school they often feltras If4hey never wished to see another b^ok of science, or think of tbe studies they had pursued." Xhds thr very purpose of their school HWi^si feated. Instead of forming a relish, they

Percale Robes and Jackets. Tbe cheapest. line of black and colored Alpacas, ever shown in the city, at W. 8 Ryce &Co. [9dtf

TtfK largest and cheapest line of Gloves. Hosiery, White Goods and Linens, ever offered to the citizens of Terre Haute, at W. S. Ryce & Co. [9,'dtf

Steamer Zanxsvillb, 0. S Hall Mas ter, will leave at 2 o'clock promptly today for Darwin, York, Uutsonville and Vincennes and all landings between this port and Vincennes. For freight or passage apply on board. 9-dlt

Turkish Bath Towkls. Honey Comb Towels, at 11 Saxton & Walmslei

Nainsooks, every quality, at_ W. dlt Saiton.& ACltSLlT^S.

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love for intellectual pursuits goes with Co., 170 Main

them as long as they live. They are wide* awake—they observe, they think, they examine evidence on all the geat questions of the day." '•Education is now doing its legitimate work in our country. The people have deliberately chosen Truth for their leader. They know how to detect counterfeits and to strip off disgukei. Tbey are out of danger of Pope, demagogue or tyrant-— Education as the hand maid of true relig* ion has pro-iuced a civil:*ation such ss has never existed before."

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But I havA not space to describe the exercises of tho hyur. There was everything to gratify the hefr^pf UteChJ^tian^ the patriot and the scholar-."*^

Tbe Historical Euay showed that the institution had" graduatWiinfflj 1870 one hundred classes, the smallest numbering 23, the largest 156— whole number of graduates seven thousand and eight hundred. These had filled, and were filling the highest staUons rf our own and in foreign lands. This university had poured streams of health' wealth, purity, light and love into more than B0.000 families in this and other

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and this flood of blessings is rapidly swell log ftom year to year. How many speak •with honor and affection the name of him who gave the first endowment to this university 1 This is a Bose whose beauty and perfume increase with years.

The exercises of the day were concluded with the Bose Festival," at which some five hundred beautiful young ladies and girls adorned with roses a splendid statue, the work of one of the pupils, of the founder of the university. In tha midst of this exciting festival I awoke.

Somniatok

DollarGorset?' fvf' Saztok & Walmslkt

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beautiful vari£t$v^SAXTOH & WALUSLXT1 S

Silk Fsnracs and Gimps Spring colors, at SaZtoit A Walmslst's. dlt •.*.*.jbw-yi,\

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in bleached and unbleached, ribbed and plain, eomjpon regulate made—Ladies and Children's, at C. Wittig A Co's^ 170 Main street, Deming Blook. 8dtf

Nsw abutals of Spring aha^le,.SiUtana, Bistorl, ..•ta^jjat

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170 M.ain street, Deming Block.

BtUS, and also Scarlet Ladies Cloth, at C. Wittig. 4!Co'% 170 ^lain street^. Deming Block! 3|r^J JH^}|

Txa&x Hautk SasaAT^o*.—Passing up Main itreat' yastesiey iharihjij- Mr attention was attracted in the direction of W. S. Ryce A CoV Dry Good a by tbe seeming anxiety manifested by* a crowd of peophi oongi^tStwTTb front of the door. Our curiosity beS9kfAlS(aTtP ascertain the cause of the excitement, we made our way thither, but was equally astonished upon learning this house has jest received the hsndsomest lot of Dress Silks ever brought to thjs city. If you wish to feast your eyes upon something autiful, go and see thom. 8dtf

NXW Goods at lower prioes than at *ny ether place in the city, at Welsa new Skiet Factory and Lsdles Fancy Bazar, 169 Main street, near the corner of Sixth. 8dwtf

Plxask bxkbmbxb Wxzsz' new Skirt Factory. 159 Main street, near Sixth 8dwtf

Fob newest patterns of Prints, Delaines. Lawns, Armures, etc, go-to Wittig A Co., 1T0 Mala stmt, Darning Block. 8dtf

A comblxtb irfie of While Goojls, camprising Ja^bsMts, Halnsooks, Victoria Lawns, Bisttap Lawns, SwiM, Bwfrant Pique, etc., to be found at O. "Wittig A

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Do YOtr want an elvgant pair of Gloves? Go to C. Wittig il® street^ Deming Block. Tttfy^tf^-largirt and best 8dtf ,nr: ..

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AOSAFS WamiD!— To canvass for The Indiana Soldier" in-the war forjhe Union. iPcfflteheS^^BBiLt- &. Go, Indianap4l||^r"

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n-SJflGcPj,. Agent wUl'be the ij |lotosfoni}hur&day flndFrid&y, le 8th aadVtfih'&l^s.', and 10 clock ing a lo4fl Agent for tfela county. This History a complect accctiUt 'of the War, so that tlreagetitcijnvaMiflg for th^s

pie. Itws^-soA3l£bj^Slt.\il0JM9t^i^'will haVe the ad Vantage of all whoso motions, dress, and featnres indicated the highest degree of refinement, of moral and mental culture

After some introductory exercises, con* sisting of instrumental and vocal music. Alma'Matg* delivereds^e^ti^isOkodi .££rfcati the battle-field

others ebgagod in Lntroduoiug.-^orks of a similar character. No other "wtfrk gives full infdrmatf on in regard to tbo Secret Societies jiit home, as well as the struggle in which Iffdlana tbctk stHltetingu'rtbed a 8-d2t

New Spbihq Millikkbt.—I hav«just returned £Hfc ibet Mlnst,! whera I Jbave selected a {nil line millinery of all the latest tt^es-and novelties that are to be t^^fljnd the nlarket, which T."am notfr receiving. MY-'pattern bonnets^and hat will be'opened on ^FrVi^y, .Ap'il

Ladies please calfudd iXamtrre RABIDOH.

via Railboad.—Jules Hou

rlet bas just received- a large and well selected stock of Seeds of all kinds, war. ranted it» b* fresb. Also a large quantity of seed potatoes. Among them are to be found White Sprout, Early Goodrich Harrisoa and Early Junes. He also a large stock of Groceries and sells cheap aSememier the place, 5 doors from Main, South 4th street. .' 3-dlt

Just RKCmVJtS.-A new lotot Patterns, also Stacking Suspenders' for children just recsived at Mre. Adams'?, on Ohio street.

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Impoetamt to Ladies. Mrs. Volger, South Fourth street, hes just received direct from N«w Tork a select lot of Spring Bonnets, Hats,'Flowers, Frames and Ribbons, all of the latest and most attractive styles, which ah'e has placed upon iflr counters, fa be sbld to friends and patrons at the most reasonable prices.

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Ir tov like a good smoke, osll at Moudy's pigar 'Store, arid, buy one or more of his Velocipede Cigars l74tf

Wajttsd—An apprentice in the office of J. A. Vrydagh, Architect, southeast corner-of Ftfth-Mtd-Wahiwh rtmt Ph and Doors see Austin, Shryer& Oo. 9-dSt

Niw and elegant lines of Foulard and changeable Silks, Chene, Plain and

Cabpkntbba and builders generally, for theifcest warranted aocIs end Toledo

dtf C. LlvEPLBlr sells Boneless Sardines.^ [25,dtf

The latest style of-Ties and Boas atl^rfal °P°n

Dowd & Slate's, "Wtf

IffTOUWRnt a Hat or Cap cheap for tbe money, go to Dowd & Slate's. 16dtf

Office op Singer Manuf'g Co., -85 Main Street, TEaRK Hautb Thk undersigned most respectfully Inform, tbe public that they have established a Branch Qffic» at 83 Main street, where they will Ijajjleas^d to-exhibit their worldrenownel Family »yi4. ifanufftcturing Sewing Machines. The-Company have spared no aifpense or labor, ia fittintt up this otfk»r«md-wduld invito ~tli(t public io call especially the ladle*. 6-d5t Thk Sinqbb Mahi'q Co.

Bcord & Son's Prints ai'12^ cents, are going very-fast. G"soon to be accomm^dated. StOwart House corner. 6-dtf

DSdn't fail to go to Boord & Son's to sea thosjastyija Spring style Delaines. 6-dtf

Do YOU want Presrved Orange Peel? Call at C. I. Ripley's. [25,dtf

You can find Preserved Lemon Peel, at Q. I- JJipJey's. [26,dtf

Hsadquartsbs for Oysters at E. R. Wright & Co., 165 Main street. dtf t. ... iHB^bikVt Atylea and largest-assortment Jjf Paper Collars in the city,"at liowd & Slaje'a 16dtf

Nsw Seamlets Kid Ripley & Deming*.

Gloves, at Tuell, m26dtf

Ladies, buy Hers & Arnold's Skirt it is the best^and most desirable in tbe market. [18,dtf e-sr

Atjt orders left kt Hers & Arnold's, (formerly B. Waltz's) Hoop Skirt Factory 89 Mafa-atfeet, Warren's Block, will be promptly attended tc.. 3-itf

CoBSKTS, 75 cents $1 00, $1 25, at Hera Arnold's, (^trccefsors to B. Welsz) 89 Main street, Warren's Block. 3-dtf

Skvkn PbipnisaAf Dry, Bright, Hand, some Sugar at the New Tork Tea Store for One Dollar. That's sol apr3dlw

Millimibt.—Alias M. A. RartdnD has opened her stock of Millinery In tbe store room recently occupied by Eberle & Bradley, ~oh' Mal«r~eWeeB-ilrftiitd^atta*^~ Ejourth streets, where she will be pleased to see ber old customers, and as many new oh£a~MJDay choose to »fav«r her i^ith their patronage. [6,dtf

I WBrWroooos, dk out, and make room r»f fiddle's 1%1 Itfihi

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Xxpmm Boll rlnj*" ffi»i llffiF |o«ld m»lu sjiMoif, «w| Marg «tto that bju aualpallett wonldt do

_____ n'is tjid iri»j (ii »e ilJS of tha EapabUcfto party thiA any^jdi«"jaa», velAaa«t chMrlally offdr h.* name aa a candidate ]frfore tha covrantioa.

"BmtoM Ixntu tr—mdouqco mjf uum M^ctodidii* for election to tb* tffloo fffltlkyvti tful ject fro elictten bj Um^oUti nt iko cl'jr of Xerre Histot BAftB 180®.

Ha. Xoitoa:—I am a csndt !ata for tbe office of (Sty Tnaiarer, at tha May election, satjiCI to the Bepablloaa. nomtaatiog conrvntlun or prt m*ry ejec lon-

Wsare aa'borcd to aoaeuaoe tha aam« of tfn VAN BbUCiT a candidate f^r t^« offica of Xanhal 3$ Terr*.{IaBtal enl^ect t( tt6 d^cUlOD of the B*publi'an'nom natia

W^are aathfutourt the n-iwa of I. M. J. VCQEKLl!^ ita a candidato for the omce o: Mayor of Torre H«ute, subject to tho decision of the Bepabli an nominating -on*ooMod.

I jjca canlldate (or re-tls' tlan to the office of ,Major. 0. F. COOREBbY. We are authorized to annoanoe the nape of P. o'BKlIiLTas a aand:dit* for thoofloe of Slay rcf Terre Saavn, sebjset to thj ilecu'.oa of the Republican aontinating conveotioo.

Wa are authorized to anaouoce the name of OAPT. CABL A. ODWIN as a eandldate for re-election to the office of City Treaanier, sobject to the decision of the Bo(iublicas Convention or pii-narr elctien if litber should be held. 1 iv a candidate for City Treasurer.

cor

'y'twn

Goods, *V*ny"p*ice to ol6se

and make room rprlSpFing Stock, at [2T,dtf

S)£^iC JFJtewn iA^D: QDSOK .Sio-xs vKHtr WflgiBy keeps 'amcaand weli lected siocS of Groceries anT Produce opposite tha 'ostqffoa. Cfall and ssa'' fob yourselve*, ^MW^aar l^s^H^in, nowlfyou W-rPUD^1^? have a good f™ T1 ]4dtf

VKE

MART VOTXBS.

Q1T0B0E W. LAUBKBT.

»i7lU 1 '*f» aathorlsMi to tnconLCa tlw nam* of "BWABJ JO OK a «a«dMat« tft (ti» offica of Uarnhal tf lton Hattte, nitjfidt to tff-, daoiiioa of the B«pablt*aa"»aataatiie oqaf^Bttoa.

NF.ODNNfHOHAM.

Wm are anther aad to announce the naaie of DANTSIi L. V1CKKBT, late a private of the40th Begimant Ind. Vol. Infantry, Scd a one legged ejliltr, as aoandldUe for the ^Qoe of OUy Olerk^ at the if»y election, e.bje:t to tLe fiepubilc^n nominating convention.

QSX. JOHN SCOIT is a eandlJate for Olty Treasarer at the coming Oity Klectioa. UiVisoteen seiicittd by «any fiteida,! an' nounce rajs-If as a cacdidtte for Oity Treasurer, aubjeot to the decision of the publican nomi natioa. WASH. PADDOCK. fueass to announce aj name as- a candidate for theffloeof Oity Treasurer, at the Municipal sleotion. Ju&xtB SasI.

We are authorised to announce the name of G. 0. WHITW&AN as a candidate for. Oity Mrr ahal, sutJ*ot to the deoislon of the Bepubllcan nomination.

LOCAL NOTfiCSS.

lhl3

^t3d

ORDINANCE

fBIDAT AIB SlTtttlX. A pi»Q mA liOtilia r, ti I .1U •*:. rare «smL wn oftn

•aaeta fal 9* rier to all JT

«oa'*datR$nt

ffx aro a^thorlati' tb tu».»Qjp6k jikt a^PMFj^C THOSAS X. LAWK ar candid te tor the office of Hayojr cf Terre H*ot §abjct to the decision of theBe^Dbll.an comloatlng cosveatlou.

Wr ere aothbrised-to aanoaaise WEIOiRH. RICHABCSOK as a cni»i!itf»te 'H- 0*ty 0e*h, •d'j ovto tbe dsoirion if a BspnbWii ailt'iatixg eeoveatfos, or a primary elecitea if oie ii* he'd.

I .T ijj 1. hp

W« «ra eathorized to aaooono the aaaa of Jf* B. UoEXS ai a candidate lortte cfflce vf Macal of Terre Haute sobjsct to the decision of tho Btpublicai aouioatlnjproaTsntlon.

Ws are suthorlz-d lo wnnouttoe tKe haAii af TQ01IA8 H. STSWaBT as a «aSdidate «be Offica of airth 'l of Terre Ifaote, «u*ot to the ieul«te the potbl can notDtaatlBg eonr^ttlOQ..

year,« certain and agreeable remedy, if (air nished by 2£*strs. Dr. ffTB. Barimau & C6.^~oT Lancaster and Pittsburgh, Pa. It is that noted and oOcadaui invigorant and tonic, HI3HLXB'S HEBB DIT1

XBd—a 1 fa-glTlbg prc piritlon and

la unirerealuse. It is tbe bet blood purifier now btfore the pub is inTlgortte4, refioT«Uea-anl cl^anaec t"he life tui«int within svrrpcts 4ll the iirrgttlarides »f'i Jia. fMl.ea^'trapafbtilrtsh^Tlgcr and strength to tfie~ cohstltutitfa^ acdro^duceo pe, festheaitli and fine oji. its w{jere now la general debility and i.erTotUa«*«. ISrerytooJy ought to nee It In tbe Spring and Bummer, as it will be fonnd a reliable protectionBxainstiliease and a promotor of happiness. ?dwlw

70 Remove THotli Patclies, frechlea and Tan from tho facrr use Ptt-j'a Moth and Frteklo Lot'on. Prepared only by Dr. B. 0, Pebbt.

Sold by all Drnggi'-tB.

For BlacK Worms and Pimples on the Face, are PLBTTT'i CoucDone ano Pimfls Beusdt, prepaied obly by Dr. B. C. FkbST, 48 Bond sueetr-Mwlock.-.Said ereryvhsre. fhe trsde supplied by WIToTerile Hedlciae dealers marlTdecd8m-w3m

Barr's .Pectoral Jtlixir.—Read the ollowing ttrong and foiMLti esdorsenibpt of Ou Btnudy for Conghs and Coldi-0'Barf'fc"P«otoral Biixlr." jj, ''s—''

Tssss tlAOM, I86».

Thomas

Basb, Ec^, l^ear 8ir :"—I h»y« used

several battles of your "P«etotalKtxlr," in my family, and in xv«BTiiet»neo-with r«ry hcided lt beneSclal results. E. fSANA

Pastor 1st Oaagregational q^iAcht

Manufactured by Jiaaa, Gnucat Bxaax, fS2dSm Druggists.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS*

In relation to the Public Safttyof FeMlriaas, 3io. 1. Be If ordained by the Common OdunCli or tiie City of Terie lian e. that erery peison a ho a Veloc'redo on any paTrd**1#?walkoroth«r w«lk wi'hln the oorp ra'e limits of ia! city, sh 11 on conviction thereof bef.re the Mar or of taid oty, be fined in any s«m aot uore than ten nor Icsi'hun tw»doli«ia-'

Pii. S VVbenas. tdera an emerfe-Ky ex'st Irg resnrln* the immediate taking fW',*f tl»l» Ordibaape, therefore be,H ordained tbst the ia^ thai' be in full 6n »m after its iMkMe IM publ eailon. j/ ^P:

A-ioptea April 6tb, is G. K.COOSEBtT, Mayor. Attest': w. Habfu, Clerk.

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Street

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Get More

Satchels, Shirts andfitts*

panders, of the best quality, at Dowd & Slate's. 16dtf

Misnej

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BE8T

SMOOTH CiBTCTBS,"

And aot liable te crad||. Ve lanoii haad good Stool ot

Als» a ftatl Una af 'tte mealAwrovWaKStanisyf iHT

1 PLOWS 1

Sit, •ill a^Mll stock"of J!

VAVkBLftMM SCUJCS

W&bay for cash. exclosiTely, and yay so rents, -1 aad will

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To Enjoy Life's Blessings We Mast Have Hea th.—It is a stnbbora fact that evety human being Is more or itsr predispose' to d-* ease, and in the Spring the exciting cause* of disease are numerocs and active, and eickaess 1s 1 xceedingly prevalent' Now, tounieiaot the bat.eful icftuen ei wbl sometimes te:i with

Aa JSeorporateA uompwy'

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this Book aloae. «aia*tl« qn»nt are of any Fabh

abltshlaa^toue BS the West.

W* eaa tastMsaz ra»taly. A.p*ly

ISt Walnut street, Otaataaatf, Ohio.

aprl^7Mt eod.'

tot

your

TJ^ BANKBUPTOl.

Dtmdot o» nrauaia,'w i^

•oartof ladlaaa SdtawSw M.JOiJ, Assignee.

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Jfi US Bra «corner olSUbk and Cherry, seta of the OoSgre^adonaV OfH oMtraty located, an has alt nrceeaai

for reat, one of tkkmoa Xtfih sireel, tha

T?0E KBJtT.-rThff StfiM bow occupiel by MUler«. Slop glTen ia,May t-m Dip. tUMtBA

FOR SAIsS. 3*

1?0R good' good t^o •IMS Hou*e, located aa «oslh 6th street, attaining eleven rooiis, gas eil evar tM keoar, fine ..bandaltere, good Vara, weed fcaase*i waeh-bans* with ftarasie«, airterw and weU. b* twe-n iwt and three aeros of«rouad weHsett Wttb'tHHt, shrdbEery aod sbsdemae, afTta mlan o9ndttoa. PwsftiMu etwaitasewilataly.

JU«ar*of K. ». HCMOjr. aprlMtf

|?OB SALE—VEBY LOW^A J. gaed one and a'half story Cottage I cctad ebw to. the Parsntw Di^oh good cistern, nil, wood hoo*e.editor istolhere«Mt|«st«tilil* e«M-l«v for cash. Inquire-toon cf WflajtTOlT a BIACU, corner ef Mala and finh

S ALB—i deairablo corner three tqnoxce ncu'h Hain,coriter of and Suit streets. SixlU f«e*. Esqalre of aTJtf M.B. mUbi&S.

T?QR J? lot.

FEagle

t^rre Haute and PerryYille Padntr

8teaser

err.vviile, lratrlcg Terre BitMWe*ahst eaoh week. Kor freight or paoago "arpiV^OB b6avd, or to TJ. RHKWMAKKB, hta W«r» boasv, oornar of 9 hand Wabgtsb sWreetf

POSTING.

LOU TOWN8EJSTD,

PACKED SY

PBOCTOE & GAMBtiB plffC INNATI

9 oar toryewf jfor'oaic, Sii

Unlia ibssersekHe PMfcSd4Itt S»,,101 ahiyibent. Cheapest ao tor m*"Llst

DOW GLASS noosi:.

v0asn«iaeu

•taadiaa—eaacaUd aad trs« t«orth/, ayd haftaa tbe ehUliJr ttD pr«*n1 a ^aaSMr la c«aTen»tloD, m»y proat by oddmolag. with laforiaattoa m4 nfci#Wh QttlTMjr. O.Baa OH. Now Yoik Clty,

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by comiaaleatlaa

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Aa jT*r»»Haaje (Jit4

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l»fi« ,ton«

MC'luM

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t^.seb hs* tex«:td •Mifattt* *4 Jt*Jt

8ALE-»House and Ii9t on street, between Sixth ts4)ei«lk.J

Enquire of aprl'7dtf

TJiQE SALE—At a lwtrgain and jD aponeaiy ternt—a neat eaeaatl^ E» loeatad. App:y to i. wMiii McKEK«,*JUH*£UXl.

,ao*K* acl'«*4 bae «ea

S. S. WBlQH^a.OO.

I e*ati

T?OH S'ALE —A ttfo-Btory brldt House, located on Mtin street, n»*t to1 HcK'en Piddcck's Mill, now oosupled as a grocary, wWba-eoia»t al»-w a^ttJ* t»tfca chaser. The oaaar wKl take adesfraMe. uy tl la put aayjaent Inqnirein ih» p^eat.aM. .. isnllm aM'S&m ..

UelsJa

KAC. CX^UU. fill

fly reguliMy DetweatLTerre Haalk

rax

tfial 4 s.a«4

SBB1-' Hrfaun

5lil

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-la now prepared to do all lAndi of Bfil froetB^ Dlstrlbutiogafad PainMrig on S*aca», t» the aat artlstle manner and the i»eat reasonable ta^a#.^^1t^rdsi%wiilluipgmptly attended to. a$ni7atr -4-

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BlllJAMIK H. SHOEHAlBl, i'lasvftt Kos. 205, 207, 209 and 211 N. 4th 8t, JtwHl

PHILADELPHIA.

^.TOi£

InperU# of

branch and English Window CHaaa msu »& French Plate Qfass for WIndow#. French Looking Glass Pistes. Hammered Plate Glass Mr Skylights.

Floors, L|

"Colored ahd Ornatnental ObUTeh Ghus. fluted Glass fdV Conserv*torf«.' Every Size and Thiokesa, By the original case, box, or single light, si 6f dut to way fcrafuUp abftpe. ^asasa^wa*—1 J^LODB, CEMENT, BACON ir/kA BBI8. or TLQVB, different grades,ai^® VVV greatly redaeedprices. t"** Af A Bbis. OtMKNT, Bed and Bin* brands

Hhds. fraeh BAG0Hm yt« jm-j. Vbiflitssvavx.^'*' .*» *^a«e» ^«a

Plaster Paris, LttK, Sail, and a well aesoried -tockof a O E S S at the loweet market price, farjaW hx

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market price, brjsl* b# sts

& E. REOfAlir, Mela,Street, between 8th and si/ TKB&X Btmt, TttO-. i'.-f +ii»

JACKSON & CO.,

•am,- now, rota, iaui PRODitix. ai^, NO. WALNCT STFflSK. CIJJfCINXSiNAXI, OHIO.

JiUJUi TO

B, r. Brannao, Pf*iL^a4ktt»BaaS, --. Olnclnaatl, Ohio. 8|bMf, Trteoh *-Ces, Coamiaeitm M«alM»le,

Oladanatl, Ohio

Jasus H. Turner, I«4-, leMSdStn

1 r^»r»e

Batrte, Xadlaoa. Je

riAKKIAOE MANDFAGTO^r

WfLDT,"TU0Mi8 i#/" Obiner 8d and Waiaat «trw)t», Terre fiantt, 1W., KasA constantly on hand, and "aassWUiJ •a* erdrr.'an the iataistyta«ff fsr 2ARBIAGBU A BUCWMWH W re aae so^sMk* to-f raatloastf j*ar.Wtr)h aad warrant It ssperwr mb to Isniiin If*I