Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 April 1869 — Page 2

DAILY EXFB

TKHKK HATJTK. JUTUJU-.

Thnrsflty Mornlns,

We never notioeoommanioationi'tacit accompanied iha njfff the author, who must.te TOado-kn^fr* fc-iW '*,110*0nnainted~' fftS.-'-'' n- l-.'C tti 4U&.1

Donlt wrlteaantees you inwo so to iay 0/ J* as irief rnfe'ww^flWi

The publioaiicauif a cbmmanioaiToB" is no evideuoe that tbeeditowadopt its sentiments. The authorls.«kme responsible for them. :•....... •.

CommuBic&tloai iho^bft io the '^Editors of th« not to Individuals, f-- Ttetiat mk

THB

ICtil til#,1)3*1

SPSAXEB BLAl^ Js*,8aTatlb"ciaVe ac quitted' himself BdrtifcraW^y duifTrig the rash at the clout ot the- session of tb^ House. Ha dispatched more" boiineittian was ever done before inthe time length of time.

latisa'!' ::J30'5

Democratic press hi*!

made vociferous comj/lainl3 "ovi^fje: '•military tyranny" to rtO' Sttfttb. ''The paople of that UDfortunate section bav been crushed to' the earth under the iron -heel ef the armed minons ot Veiirp) power." etc. He»r the Richmond fng kjwr: 'Our exchange* throujf ou tVirg in Igjia ev :ry point where troop* have been stution ed, refer to '.heir departure ib Jjftdlj terms and speak of themutuirt regSit«Wfpressed by the feOldiers and

SSSSSSg I.

THE

IF ew York Tim** tbiOks the pew

B3con8tructionbill,allowfngVirgiliia,&Usiseippi and Texas to, returti,tO on condition that their Legislatures rati fy the Fifteenth AmendmedMo tl^.Oo institution, will undoubtedly ib

There oan be no doubt those States will ratify the amendment, Tor^f, diphpfj?imposes on the Northern State# tfejjMitff frag a, whioh the Northern States luv* already imposed on them. WhH%$ek% fore, it does not? id .the least affect thtift own political condition, it? gives tbom hn excellent oppoftttHiyTf9'*^^: W-Htt Northern States, for *fhat theydwm an act of gross oppression, in their own odtp. Human natute, and OipeoWliy Southern human nature, fcoasthevOgreatly ohang* ed, if they do not eagerly wttT^ra^fr-ri?^

AVOTSXS column we' pttbQsh ^be message of Governor BAXIB, in .reference to the business of the 'eifra"^ sesiioji. It is mainly defoted to showing i{ie .necessity of a general law for ., thef tttpr Qf State institttttdni" debts, to obviate the evil eonsequanbesof the failure of appropriation suggestions and reasoning on this subject are so pertinent sind convincing tW no member of the GfteraT AsseMblyTRn fall to be convinced^ ¥lat^lbhe pr^i|s|d

value

an appropriation becomes tess/ as a coercive.ifflplMneiTt to Trpfitt] comes les».

ir^-i#6^&&itifr<i: «tiic

suob a bill as the Governor vises, will give exoellent sfdurity against any future failure Of l(gU]a1$lj•" 5'»!STM

Xvery one ^ho,knoy|an^^i|jj^jjf, legislative affairs, /knows that the. appropriation bills are generally tried as packelephants to carry tVougti^manyj^ep-n ures, which, if left to Itand Qr tkll ota

their own merits, would certainly iaiL—

tem tbat will have a j^^e^'td' kill them off is worthy of serious Contsidtra* oJ jiqail ql i3*a t. lion. !u'J atiwllfiiff

Bouse Staading1 In the House of KepresettattWI on Tuesday the Spanker annouhoed the partial organization of the Standing D6mmittees, as follows:

OK XLEOTIOVS.

Messrs. Pierce, of Vigo, Wildman, Dittemore, Gordon, Pie roe, of Porter, Stewtri, of Ohio, and Zollen --JI- .talcriO

ON WATS AKD M*isi

Messrs Stanton, Hercheval, wiilianu of Knox, Breckinridge, Gilham atd far^1 nahan.

OS THE JUDIC1ABY.

MoJerB. Dunn, O.-borc, Coffroth, St*, phenion, Pierce, of Vigo, Field, of Lake, and Davis, of Ployd.

ON THE ORGANIZATIOM OF COURTS. Messri Overmyer, Wilson, Welborn, J^bnson of P«rke, Johnson of Marshall, Kuddoll,jiLd Cory.

ON BANKS..

Messr?, K«rcbeval. GI**eoi'JuHer,Oavi') of ii 1 hart, Wliliams of Si Joseph, Baetty and Shoaff.

On the motion of Mr.

PXXBCB

ofVigo^

it was ordered tbat Messrs Johnson of P^ke, Wolborn and Bobebeadded to the Committee on tue Judiciary.

A Joaxsox, in his pilgrima^erthrough Tennessee, has devoted mucltiditeto verbose explanations of many of his official acts, and, and among other things, has felt called upon to attempt a defence of I bU monstrous abuse of the pardoning power. We say monstrous, abuse, for it'

w®°

•rimes in our State penitentiaries. Herb is his miserably impotent defense of himself:

nevertheless true, that "I have pardoned more men than any other man throughout the civUiied world. [Laughter and applause.] And the only thing I regret that I Uid not pardou more .than I fl*ve. [Cheers »ai laughter.] Atld I axpeot some of those who ootsplsiQ 'so lustily and so angrily about need

parjlan a £ro^deal worse than some of tfcoairl ba*e pardoned. ^aughter and __ Softis, I pardoned tbemead did it as fast as public opinion would bear otte egVin it. At one single stroke of my pen set sixty-five captives free. [Great applause,} When it comes to keeping men hi prison for politcal offenses, I believeit is a mean and deleterious policy ins and prisons filled iof poHticsJttffenses And boeausel did these things I was charged with being.* rebel."

It will be Observed that this shallow speoial pleader ^ribs to disguise the enormity of his abuse of the pardoning power by the use of the vague generality, ''political offences." It is truethathe did pardon a few traitors, and treason is a "political offense," but counterfeiters and thieves were the men who applid to him with almost absolute certainty of his clemency If these are merely political offenders, then the convicts who fill our prisqps under sentence for murder, rape( robbery, arson, etc., have been guilty of nothing but "political offence ," and it is "a mean and' deleterious policy to keep your dungeons and prisons fiilled" ^ith 'uch creatures: The Johnsonian "policy" would abolish two of our most important State institulfons'and release a thousand men who are certainly no worse than many subjecii of ft Is clemency.

MESSAGE •-O'Sh.'r'oJ 'IUB3• •itoJ OF2

GOV. COI^jBAD BAKER TO THB

General Assembly of Indiana.

Gentlemen of the Senate and Home of Reprumt'itivK No one more sincerely h-rn mytelf regrets the necessity which xisted for converting a special session of •he General A"Senb'y attbiitime. The duty of calling you together atiha earliest practicable period after the termioat oi of the late regular "session was so obvioue bat I do not intend to occupy a moment if your time in justification or explanation of the proclamation in pursuance of which you are now assembled. By tbe resignation of seventeen Senators and thirty-five Beprtoenatatives, two days prior to tbe last legislative day of tbe late *egular session, the General Assembly was practically dissolved, the quorum be ing, by said resignations, destroyed in both Houses. "When this happened, no ippropriations bad been made to meet tbe ordinary expenditures of the State Government for the years 1809 and 1870, or for the support of tbe benevolent and otber publio institutions 0/tbe State during the •ame period.

The fact that the General Assembly has, oh three different OOtfations within the last twelve years, been disbanded by the action of a majority of its members before the appropriations necessary to carry on the State government and meet the current expanses of .the benevolent institutions bad been passed, seems to imr peratively demand tbat these absolutely neoessary appropriations should be provided for by a permanent and continuing law that shall bo placed beyond and above the dettands and vicissitudes of mere party organizations. To thla end, I respectfully recommend the passage of an act providing th'M, Whenever tbe General Asseinbly, at its regular biennial session, shall fail to psiss laws making appropria tions for the ordinary expenses of the State government, and Cor the support of its benevolent and other public institutions, then it shall be competent for the

legislation is imperatively demanded 3ute officers to direct the Auditor of v.- 1 3tate to draw his warrant on the State and is in accordance with eve*y 1 prwsury for tbe amounts necessary for principle of jus|lca

a»nd

policy.9

The Indianapolis Journal adds another suggeatfon to those Urged by "Gov." XEB, whioh we think a.rer^-^ood one It says: "If the necessities of the State are provided for,

that the failflre

:"df

.he purposes not exceeding, however, the amounts appropriated for tha same purposes for the last- yewr which appropriations shall. havb be'aa maddi It would be no difficult!: matter: to frame a law of this kind so as to securely guard the treasury against improper drafts being made upon it, and at the same time protect the public interest* against the consequences of a failure on the part of the General Assembly to make thele necessary appro-

tbe regular appropriatlons can" world "no very great evilj ther^r^ttTg jfttifi^uce-!] ment for either party to push them be hind some fikyorfo". priations. In the: absence of such a law, »P.» u,

State government must either, cease to perform its functions and the inmates of .he benevolent |natitution» be disbanded, or loans must be! contracted without the authority of law. to.enable those functions to be carried on and those institu tions to be supported. I think no oandid man will dispute the correctness of tbe proposition that when one branch of tbe State government fails or refuses to perorm a olear duty which it alone is competent to perform, another branch of the same government should not By suoh fail-

.. Y- r« 1 ure be left in a position in in which it

Qan not

Such measures ought to tall, and iiyf sjs-1 assuming powers not conferred by tbe

perform its own duties without

Constitution and laws. The provision I am asking you to make for all these orlinary and necessary expenditures bas long since been adopted in relation to the Institution for the veaf and Dumb.

By the law governing tbat Institution, tmple provision is made for drawing money from tbe Treasury for its ordinary xpenses in the event that the Legislate should fail to make the regular biennial appropriation.

At your late session, in passing tbe general ravenaaaot^yBttarlsely-made the tax a continuous one until changed by law. This wai doubtless done to meet be contingency of a failure to pass a venue law. I ask tbat tbe same prim I pie be adopted respecting Buch appropriations Mare absolutely necessary tbe continuance of the State Government ^nd tbe support of the public institutions of ibe State.

I trui', now that you are aeain in ses-

tufl7ttOElryBQ

WHl, wHhout diatinction of

party, feel tbat your first aod paramount duty is to make tbe appropriations wbicb the exigencies- of the publio servise so manifestly demand.

The Constitution of tbe State in terms declares th^t "it shall be the duly of the General Aisembly to provide bylaw for the support of institutions for the education of tbe denf and dumb and tbe blind, and also for the treatment of the insane." I Jackson and Greit

al' »u.

an oath to support tbe Constitution of Which .the section quoted is a part. Here then is ia plain duty, binding upon every member, regardless of bis party affiliations or relationship. Wow, shall a plain duty like thil^ concerning irfhtch honest, intelligent'(binds can not differ, be A»b-

loose upon society hordes^/ counterfeit- ^Tfuatbesof tha State .Normal Sahool, »nces, he conc0:ted a story charging his

ers, revenue thieves and other criminals, US'wifewiththe onme of which he was coa-

.. I luge, and the Trualeee of the Soldiers' victed, and said he did this in order to1

Pardon me for aaying so, butfjt ia} puiiior iacoovalences by reason of the everybody

®ow expiate their Home. Tbe-man*2ers of these* Institu-1 "make bis peace with his God.'- To call

oatad, instead of restating the same information, and reiterating the same re«ocjtnendations. I beg, bewever.'Tiefbre closing, to submit for your consideration a supplemental report of the Trustees of the Soldiers' Home setting forth the necessity which exists for such ao institution, and demonstrating tbat it should receive from tbe State a more liberal support than was proposed to.be jfiren to the General 'Apprdpriattoft' bill which pasesd tbe House at the laafceeesion.

By tbe Revenue bills pased at tbo late session, the State Debt Sinking Fund tax was reduced one-half, or from twenty cents to ten cents on each one hundred dollars in value of property, and tbe State Debt tax proper was reduced one-fourtb, or from twenty cents to fifteen cents.— Tbis is certainly a satisfactory reduction, and, ii local taxation could be reduced in a corresponding ratio, there would be little caase of complaint of the burthens of taxation. With tbis large reduction, tbe State will still te in a condition to make all tbe appropriations contemplated at tbe regular session, and increase tbe allowance to the Soldiers' Home te the extent asked for by the Trustees of that institution. 1 believe tbat duty to our disabled soldiers, and to tbe orphan children of those who have passed away, requires tbis at our bande. A careful study of tbe facts staled in tbe supplemental report of the Trustees will convince any unprejudiced mind of tbe necessity of such an institution, aud of increased liberality in your appropriations for its en largement and support. 1 herewith also respectfully submit for vour consideration a supplemental report of tbe Directors of the State Prison South, showing that, for reasons therein set furtb, the finances o( said prison are not in to favorable a condition as was represented in tbe late annual report of tbe

Directors. This discrepancy grows out cf Lhe fact, as tbe supplemental report al leges, that the late Warden bad contracted debts on account of tbe prison, no account of which was contained on Che bcoks, and no report of which was made

tbe Directors. This supplemental report alto a6ks an appropriation for re pairs: and shows that tbe number of prisoners is decreasing, and that Marion county should bo re-annexed to tbe Southern Prison District.

Since tbe close of tbo last regular session, 1 have been informed by M. P. Ghee, Esq., one oi the Directors of said prison, tbat be has accepted an appointment under the General Governmeut, (viz: that of Gaugorof Distilled Spirits,) and has qualified, thereby vacating his office of Director of tbe Prison. I herewith. submit a copy of bis letter announcing the fact, to, tbe end tbat you may take suoh steps to fill the vacancy as to you may seem proper.

I trust you will have a pleasant and harmonious sessiOD, and that your deliberations will result in the passage of such measures as will be promotive of the welfare ef the State and the happiness of the people. '. fCoirau^ BASK*

•Personal, s,

Gen. H.

W-

Halleok threatens to re

liga. Mrs. S. N. Pikes diamonds are valued at $150,000.«

Napoleon has pensioned Dajazet, the octogenarian actress. James Fisk, Jr. wants to purchase the New York Central Park.

Mrs. Wood, formerly of Philadelphia, is managing the St. James Theater, London.

Chief of Police But'er,^of Pittsburg* has resigned. Philadelphia rowdies threaten to assassinate Gov. Geary for not pardoning the murderer Gaton.

George \Vashington was fined $10 in Columbus, Ohio, tbe other day for insulting a lady.

Goldwin Smith thinks Carlyle is a bore. Carlyle's opinion of Goldwin is not known yet.

The Catholic priest at Klein Zell, a celebrated holy plaoe on the continent, has torned Protestant and married a pretty girl.

The family of the late William Carleton, the Irish novelist, are said to be in absolute want.

A cutlery firm at Sheffield, Sngland, have sent Ex-Secretary Seward an eleI gant penknife with a star for each State of tbe Union set in gold upon tbe ivory handle.

In 1859, the then Prince Begent, now King of Prussia, said to one of his confidants thai there was one member of the Prussian diplomatic corps who was so distasteful to him tbat he hated the very ight of him. Tbe unfortunate diplomatist of whom William I, entertained suob an unfavorable opinion at that time was no other than Otto von Bismarck.

Supt.JohnA. Kennedy, of the New York Metropolitan Police, has published a card denying that Pinkefton's Agency arrested the murderer Mauror, and claiming tbat honor for one of his own office.— Ae the offioer made the arrest after the case had been worked up and the men pointed out, it is difficult to see upon what he bases his assertion.

William Burke, whose careef could furnish material for a romince, died in Dubuque on Friday, aged 73 years. Tbe old man bad been a captain in the army of France, under Napoleon, had participated in the battle of Waterloo accompanied tbe Bmperor in bis exile at St. Helena, and having seen iher hopes of youth realized, he came to America fif« tean yeers ago, alone and in poverty. Upon tbe organizttion of tbe "Greybeard" Kegimentduring the war, he volunteered andserved four years returning to Dubuque, he has remaiued there since, and ia a garret the old man died in absolute poverty.

TasSouthorn railroad companies seam to be slow tO TBCOgn lie the progress of the negro in obtaining equal rights with white people- Th^y cling with tenacity to tbeirantiquated practice of excluding him from cars occupied by whiles. Only Utely the Lientenant-Governor of Louisiana, who has negro bioid, was foroed by the rebel Beauregard President of tbe Javkson and Greit Northern Kailroad

Fvery member of tbis General Assem- I Oompany, to travel over the road in tbe bly, in common with myself,' has taken smoking car, because the regulation* of ?e„f' hv

the Company would not permit him to ccupy any other. We used to have tha same prejudice here at the North, but we have long since laid it aside, and negroes here ride side by side with whites, without exciting even a remak. Tbe same thing is tKUnd tq come at the South sooner or

ordiD.Md'to 1111 party politics upon

c"m-

honest and

otter question of wfaioh there may be an earnest difference of opinion I trust not. .i r.»h^v. I hope you will, with the least practlca-

WHAT

1 v- --, tions, ani especially thote required to I committing suicide, which seems to have

was flagrant beyond precede^, and turned meetthfe liabuities almdy contracted by been the most creditable of his perform-1

Tbe-managars of these Institu-1 "make bis peace with his God." t1ohshavebeto^re*tly embarrassed by I that a "confession,,' is a strange perversion of tfco fkcV UlaV {SoviaioU has not I of the meaning of language. We are teeo, made for the payment of these debts rather surprised tbat Twitohell did not andthe gentlemon who have made ad-1 say more about h»vicg made his peace with

[4 cm-pay ment at tiheae advances. Having, af th* Opening of the last regalar sesaten, given to you such informaI tioo touching the oondition of the State as was thougbt necessary, and having recommended such measures as were judg-

a he pa do in an he S In it on a be a ad in ha an or iv in A JR I A A N A O rr,«

does the ?xes» mean by talking

straight to Heaven. There is rather less] of this baldbrdash In his last words than is usual with scoundrels of his class. Probably the prussic acid iaterfer«d with it.— I If he had bean hong, as he should have been, we should, doubtless, have had a

ed expedient, 1 dpem ft only neeesaary to I copicm addition t? this edifying species refer you to thi meseage then communi- of literature.

iidrev JohBjMB

There jcan4)e Uttlfl doubt in the misa of any one who wades through Mr. Johnson's recent speech at Knoxville, th*t he is insane. The whole speecft Is that of a man out of his senses. It is incoherent, fall or' repetitions, »ad&Il,tdo) bt singa^ lsr fancy which madtiien frequency have, that ^tbey are the vi&tiin of seme one'* .Ti»aicfa»iw«itlwBgsgas^

For instance, be repeat* pxer and over, and over again, that he has "run the round," that he has "held all tfte'offices from alderman up," that he has "filled all the offices in the Government that one might aspire 'to," tbat he haa "filled all the offices from the highest to the lowest," and so on. Then he is full of sneers at people whole "path is paved with human craniums be boasts of his pardons of counterfeiters and whisky thieves, saying that he bas "liberated the captives and then he begins again tbat old tale of bis having held "ati the offices, State and Federal, from the highest to to the lowest."

Certainly Mr. Johnson is deranged, and if be has any friends they should either put him in an insane asy'uro, or under tbe oare of skillful pbysioUtns at home. It is a pity to see an old man make a spectacle of bimsalf, and become a laughing stopk for street boys.—New 7ork Evening Post.

Egypt, and Assyria, arauSTy known imperfectly in the most affctdfit of tbe earliest records of our Hace that tbe Bothschilds, the Alton and "Stewarts among the milUonftirerof Europe" Ynd-America are but ^iigmies ia wealth compared Jo some of the great capitalists of China.

Mrs. tiranf.

From tbe BaSilo Oommeto i«l Advertisar.) We presume that our "feminine readers of both sexes will be interested to hear ail the tmalMbws conoernraglthe ^first lady of this Republic," the official position now held by Mrs. Gaant. On Tuesday afternoon, between 2 o'clock and 4, she gave her first public reception at the White House, and has announced a regular weekly repetition. Of course Jenkins was there, and has given us all the par ticulars ad nauseam. We gather from him the following particulars:

There was little formality about the reoeption. If it was remarkable for anything in particular, it was for the absence of all stillness.' Nearly every one of tbe thousand ladies who called to pay their respects, had met Mrs. Grant before, and nearly every one of them was received with the cordiality and empresiment of an old friend. The visitors were announced by card at first, but this formality wasi| dropped after th» .first Ditaea -minutes, and "the ceremo&iet of~jpI'esen(atIpn were performed by General MicttUft. Mrs Grant W8S assisted by Mrs. Senator Wil liams, Mrs. Senator Morton and Mrs. S. W. Morgan. Mrs. Grant wore a pearl colored silk, trimmed with white lace, a coral brooch and gold,chain. neoklace.— Her manner was extremely gracious and affable, and free from all ,embarra$smen t. The Red Boom, wb6i^ ,$6 redeptiin wasi held, was' thronged ouriiig theentire time, and the chatter of. conversation produced a cofflbhiation of-sounds o'f'whtcb the House of Bepresentatives might well be jealous. There were very few gentleman present, and General Badeau was often engaged in the task of entertaining a dozen ladies at tbe sam^b time,

The new carpeU and ornamentations of the mantels, which were personally selected.by Mrs. Grant, were very much admired. The bronzes were pronounced the finest thing Of the $ind In Washington, and a thousand female lips stamped the taste ot Mrs. Grant in articles of vertu as perfect. Among those who call ed were Mrs. W. M. Starts, Mrs. Senator Sherman, Mrs Senator Pomeroy, Mrs. Henry B. Winthr. p, of New York1 Mrs. Senator Howe, Mrs. General Cutler and Miss Butler, Mrs. General Humphreys, Baron Wetterstedt, Marquis Da Bormbel, Mrs. Senator Kellogg, Mrs. Judge No it, Mrs. Mayor Bowen, Mrs. Sands, Mrs. Hamilton Ward, Mrs. Gen. Carroll, Mrs. Gen. Schenck, Mrs. D. W. Bliss, Major W. W. Leland, etc.

Mrs. Bmilia O. DeVillaverde and Miss Mttnuela Ycquierdo, of the Cuban Ladies' Belief Association, wire also among those who called,escorted by General Banks,and were conspicuous in tbe brilliant throng tbat filled tbe Blue and Bed rooms. Miss Yzquierdo was dressed in ouir-colored silk trimmed with white lace,and wore Conspicuously on her breast,suspetidod by apiece of ribbon,a miniature model of the Cuban flsg, consisting of red, white and blue bars,] with a red triangular field,in ihe-oentre of which was a whiteeta^ »,nu« TtQuierdo made friend^ very fast

-ervatory and show them everything ofj interest in the place, which mission tbe. Major very gallantly performed On returning, Mrs Yillaverde intimated to Mrs. Grant that she desired to see tbe Presi-

I nova, now imprisoned by the Spanish

authorities in Cuba. Mrs. Grant vary kindly Vent up again and desired General Dent to conduct the Cuban ladies to the library, and then inform President Grant tbat an interview with him was requested in reference to tbe case of Mr. Cacao

L- I xrlxr..

Ut th lhf

I ,rt?»ar Befor!| 55 5K SSSSr sSaftSS

tion to iL

come

bj the

BPS

IBSMC.

^Yotra

LOTION

bas

•j,

China.

Mr. Caleb Gushing, who is perhaps the best authority in the United States on Chinese affairs, fells ns tbat ?htaav_eoii tains single prwdiioea, mah of Wlach—ui population, wealth, oivilisation, ednca tion, and all else tbat gives power to State—is superior to England, France, Prussia, or any otber of the firBt powers of Europe, that tbe empire has 600,000,000 inbabi{»ntc (more tfcan all Europe com' bintd) that this inconceivably vast papulation is governed by tbe strongest, brightest intellects of tbe land, upon a system whioh was old thousands of yntr* betore the eldest Governments of Eu rope began to exist that education ii univercal, even more general than with us, there being absolutely no class of peq that cannot read and write tbat|ttijs great body of tbe Chinese are intelligent, iidustrious, apt to learn anything and everything frugal, pre-eminently patriotic, and mure profoundly attached, perhaps, than the people,of any other naon in or to he a a institutions tbat Chiba Wat a great nation ages before what we call the ancient nations of Greece and Borne had been foundedr-and has remained a-great nation, While its earliest cotemporaries,

stiaate oastyrf chronic I fied tbe medical skiU'oThundreds, Bank & Clure, druggists, Ar¥., about FalmerV Lotion. 23,dwl w.-

tfiii W*dns TMKr-^Ehe

SOZ )D6NT,

Morse's Indian Biot Pilla, as thousands of testimonials will verify. Use Morse's Pill's if you wish-to regain and retain your health. Morse's Pills are the best medkaAe for all Female Irregularities Liver Cpmplaints, Indiges'ion, Biilious nest, DUpepsia, Headache, &J.

Sold by jail Dealers.^ aprldwlm

JPBLICIOUSLY MEDICINAL.—This is the universal verdict pronounced upon

TATIOH

BITTXBS

best imported Qarmao Cologne, and sold at half tbe price. ,10-dwlw

COSTArt'S REMEDaES.

50j). w' Bi-liiinvdir '.

HOUSEKEEPERS HOUSEKEEPERS!

Hen—Women—Cbildreii Sf^n—Womeu—litiidr»n

'm,u

READ—READ.

l.'f.

mm0Br

the B»»t room. She jg

the l^ies in

a(J(OUng-nd

beauti-

fuiOubHDj Wita ft ^Qn^fful black tresses "all h6r«Wn," and eyes of very brilliant

luStre./Mrs.

TillareTa^*a.

deeree of interest manifested

which ienglbly

who assured her that the United States Qoverameat woufil' do -«U in its power to protect iu oitlKsns everywhere. The interview thin terminated.

nnT

»ad feeling SUM he was going I iriiilas a AA

-...

ft THK tfoaanta.

ble constituents of SozuJQpHX bave jiriuuB mwIX atcim mm, @n*t mdoi ijw/. 1 tred, whi they never dreuxied is the Soap Tree of Chili, the bark of jvtich is used bV the Araucsritan Indians "to defense and preserve theit garments, and be wed to keep their teeth statqles^ and givoa a flow»r-like fragrance to tneir breath. This is one 6f the leading ingredients of

tbe most' wlioie-

soaie and efficacious of all dental beautiflers and preservatives. 13ieodlw

ANIMAI. LIFK

is full of corruption

and we csh only boje to eecape the ills which flash i»

HMr

toby a Judicious use

of the'remed in nature's utore-house. In a)l the tkuo. which has past since the wqck began, mankind bas given great atUntied and some of. its best talent to the study of. medicine "While the iaonfice haa not been wholly in valnj the facts elicited are few and mostly. ttssatifactory Among' the truths which have been elicited is this, "that If wo keep, the blood pore we must be healthy." To purify the blood there ia ..no medium equaj. to

PLAN«

by all who have tried

them.' The well-known hpalb-pramotiag ingredients from which they are made, and their invaluable mprits ns a remedy for indigestion and it* nfcVquent ailmen t^ and the preventive qualities against diseases arising from cliinaliccbange* mias matlo-ir.fiuencas and imperfect secretions, are so widely-known and sohonorably eadOTsed, that we trust no one will forego the advantages~of their use-.j^j dwlw

MAOHOUA .W.ATEB-r-^uP#?i9r

Jqsi' "'itJoollnR to So*Ws*n1 Barns," im ^SSSfS^tSffSSS'^

"OOSTAE'S"

BilCKTHUItN SAW!

Is the most extraordinary SALVE over kpown lt» pejrer of Soothing »n

H-allng fr alt Ont»t

Bams. Bml«es, Bores, Uloers, Otappfd Hends and Skin, forHnrn NUmlts. faEjEiba^Ap., f®-—1'• witboat» parallel.. .One petsoa wobld not b'a Withont »Bo* in If it cose S W, or I weaH trevxi al' tbe to Mow Yn. tor lt.'—tf. T. St*6ig N*m, A rt. 6.

AU Dm gists ia THiiftJC HADIH sellit

fftsibir?!*„tol

sr.:-.3

zldO ri'i 1(1 "COSTAR'S"

Standard Preparations

ABE Hi&_ ____

BEAUTI FIER,

zoins: .sv»wr,,1,1^' .-jrrx

BITTBB-SWBBT AND OBiNGB BLOSSOMS One liot'tle, $1,00—'EUraefar J8,00. dollar's Bat, Boach, At., ExtcHnlaatori, ••Costard Bed Box Kxermlnaturk '•cStafs (Only Are) Insect l-owtfer. i^-oaiy Infallible Home it a km» a.'

"18

Tg«T» OT»' H«bad in-Jiew-JoiJt, "2,000 Botes andMlasks mapnfactured dally '•II I Beware 1 It of spurious Imitations.', ••AU Drbggists in Taaaa HAOI (sell therb/' Addttiu •,CoaTAi,"_10.0toaby.Bt3 N. Y. Gr. JoHW F.

HKNBY,

(Succescor to)

&SMA6 BABNBa ts CO., 21Patk Bow, K. Slid in TBBBB HAUTE, by BARB, GULIOK & BEBSI,

J*n4dw1y-n to RM.

Phalon's Paphian JLotion tat Beautifying tbe 8EIN and COMPLBIIOft VCS all KBDPTIONS, FBK0&LEN. P1MPLBS,

MOTH BLOTCHES, TA, et.%, and renders TilK SKIM SOFT, FliB and BL00U1N9. for LADIES in the NUBSKBY It Is Invaluable For OKNTLKHEN after8Q VlN« It bas no equal. "PHAHUN LOTIOV is tbe only ivltable rem edy for Diseases and blemishes of tbe SKIN.

PHALOfi'8 "PAPHIAIf SOAP" (Or tbe TOILET. JUBSKBTand BATH, will not chap tbe SUN Price, 'ii Gents per .Cake.

'OTtOa DK 5SATO," "FJLO& U£ MAIO."

NEW PEHfUMK FOB TBE UANDKKKOHIEif. KIUII1UTK, DELlCArii, LASriNfl KBAHKANVK. PUALON & HON, NEW fottK, hold all Drag.

KIStB. Silwly-Btorm fe*S'W

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

dressed in blue si'kj and wo^e.Utenat'°Pal colors of Cubs, a9aljraa^y dgipi'ib^i- ^"*1 thii United at^t'ea an Can a't the regular Grant was very Cordial toiler Cuban vjsit-f wboie»&fr PI TEA, pvyabie ON d.-iie-J ors. She reque&ted Major W. W. l^land I 5+ Is WQBIB.'DIM ADYAXCK we to take them aroUnd the mansion and con-1

Get the Best.- $15

SKHTBI UPBB»8,0ASB ON OEL1TEBT.

THE GENUINE OROIDE GOLD WATCHES.

IMPROVED A SI IBAKUr AOTURFD ns are all ihr bat mak*, Hun ci11 fl )y cb.au land baautilnll en*uellu(i Patent ani Dei ich Levtrt, fultj -ed, Aud ev»'T w»IO p*rf tly c/u »na -y ia:ed, and OUABAMfKEO Bf TUB COMPAW, to tp ccnr.ct t'tru, and near and not tarmUh, bat ri.tj.ia au»jip.a ano tqj»i to-eu iJ ^old as U'Dg at wora. fbewceie rated watohce vre are now s.-nding out by m\it and expre-a, C. O. D. anywhere with

a"d

I sjyikf/or hem ASleiiB

WATtH

V/ .11. NA.IL A EBHORS OP YOUTH.

Yallaverde thathe had given his terso«i-lL,, al attention to her-father's

Mrs Villav«rd« waa ao ov«r-

TU-ANf

mornine he haliU lntex- t?»t reiianoj may bapUeedia

TOT

Preiident-that she burstinto't#a|s,

aff.eted His Szcells^

vr-ri-ta.

WILDY, THOHiS A tiO^ Corner 2d and 'Walnut atrgeta,Terra Haate^Iy., Keep ooaatantly oa hand, aad mannArtare te order, all tha latest atylea of CABB1AGKS ft BUGOl&S We nse none bat the Soeat •aSeslal la IksMi traction of oar work, aad warrant It Mparts* oany oAced ia turn Sspeelal a' svea to BamLtapra..

0^1

ADDBES8,

AatU^OTf SIX, WITH AN

$15.

£XTBA

WATCH

TO TBK AGENT SENDING TUE ('LI B, $80, UAKINQ8KVJCK WITCHES FOK S90. Alsb.astipeiblot of mosteiegaot.Or^tde Obalcs of the liiejt au' moit o»\j atyl and paiteina, for Ltdleeaud Chntlemeirtr wear, im 10 to 4' lucbes la Ungth,at |ri«a of $S. 84, $6 ard &8 tacb «»nr wt,en ordereJ with wa-ch ,tt therein er vboleeaJa prlCfa.

DESCB1BB IBE WATCU BF((CI8£D, wkt'her Ladi— cr Qcii (amtn'tivt, and add. e«s jour oidet* and lettete to THE OJ&OIDE WATCH CO. dw3m lis Fulton Streef, Ntw York.

the apeedy and -permanent core of seminal Weakness,, the f*«alt.of Yontbfat Indiscretion, wbicb aegleeted, ruini the bappioesi, atd nnfSta iheaattorer for bnelaesa, soolal aodety, or marriage. Tbej can bs used yjthoot deteoti'.f or hitarferahos wlHiba*laUbparsnlts.

Prlee one Doilar par BJZ, or fonr boxeafex three dollars. If you oennot proenre tbeea pllla ee oee the monay to Hiraa Co..M Cedar atri-et, Mew Terk, and they wUi ba sent by return mail, well aealed. ?H«st* eboklliti»i«atl«sn seet free oa applloation^ Knclose atamp. deolldred «ly

[N BANKRUPT CI.

msTBior or

INDIANA, AS

W»6 M^%W5«V

QLAS»-Iamaow

nraparad to..

furnish illcUim wtth constant tmplojmwat at lluir hoiaei, th« whole of thi tins, or, tor thiian aiiiibta and proflt-

to Hw'iitHiaan

son who may tbi aend mi their kddr.ai end teat the NitMtt.fn ihtm elvM^.l mak» thefjlioiriBg uptruMtdRiiiR t* dnw' atint wall iatadUd vlUirtke hnrf—» wUI aeno

to pay far tlietrcnbleor wrltloc d« JTallparticnlari, dlreetiona, to., tent fre."

SUBpie

•eat by mtU tat IS ou. /AedntrJK. O.*lLXa, Au«aU,.Mj..

A0B8T8 WAIITTO TOB

Secrets of the Great

City.

A VarkdeeotfptiTe-of tb» TIBTCKS, and ttsfl* jUKSa theaTOT.BiES, t8 and CHtMl«~r Aeir fern City.

It ooDtal-ia 8i Oae »ngrarriBg as# I« tbe-'BjU-cleat, moat T&nttiu. tsa.raailTe, aod tkeapeac «0koi th»klod,pabUabad.

ONLY $2.75 PEE OOP-?. Ageataarede. ticg with nop/eced^nted -eoeess. Oaeln Soatb B.-nd,lad reporfa 33 •ubftrlbera tbehratdy. One la libaeriM la s. day. OoelaSagi*»w,ll.ch.»fiiin twodaja^aad a groat'iLaoy otbara I:m 100 toSOO per week.

Bond for CitcnlVW '*lth terns, and mil deicrtptloa of the wovk. Addrvaa JOME8 BKdmuta A Co., OiikiaoatH.

or St. Loolt, Uob. TT'ff1JLVJW

O Uhlcago, hi-,

fftfVRS" —TDferior work* of a

aiI:arclia»ao«r

bain# circulated, .baa tUat ,iii books yea bay oomain 83 fiae«ztgraTln«a and afli ai. QiW&.-per O'py a GENTS A.nhe*M

WASTIil) COB UOLUBH

8HE40y£:i.—lhi* wortc ab^rrjrta in tbrU^ llog sketcbta, ral u1J«, at aog« ocsarrenoea. ma of thcugtrt, atralna of eloqaaaee, ttlrr ttg cide^ts, r^a too. aod chjiccdt speeimane cf ih purest 11 erature. P.caie* all, ofleoda Mine. l*r.o« very low. Add.M ZEtO'IiCB, MoOOBD A CO., Utiici!.Dati, u., tr (jhlc«gu, 1.1

Agents Wanted for the Lire i» Ttsu of

ST. PAUL, $3.00

Complete Unabi Idged Ed'tlcn. aa arranged by 0 SRAIAR* aal HUWSON, with an Introduction by Blibop biMPiOd. In 0r«la«qa-D0i «f lhe a peara^cen. mail atei tdliina of thia zreat «ror», wo bare baau qompell") to rein^ ba.prire of our omp.ete Edlilonf om W.60 to $1. JS.B. TUMAT A CO., Pub's. 654 Vroauwt, N. Y.

WALKER'S ADDING MACHINE

WILL

add ttrebcclumhs of figures at a time eorreeitly, a boat qalcti DB a-good writer can tattn down. i» *dmg.acconntauta a*j it Lithe moat pr«cttcal AdillnK Haohlna ever in e.

AGESTh WANIE

There

A 6 EB TS WAJTTJBIk—AOSN TS-make from 910 to 885 (Terday celilng Blake^s Ojilar Pat ent Onair-springa. Xney make a tiprlng and Booklcg-chatr of any oommon chair, by attaching tbim to the frout l-ga. They lit any ohalr, cannot getout of orde-, and wllllaaca lifetime. Oli fashioned rockora are dhpenaed With. Vor th. hoaie and cfflCti they are indsi^t&slble.— I Ladies pronoutioe tham nn-qnaled f.r a aewing I ohalr. If you waLt an Agency, call aad see aampie, or Send for Uiioalar, witn teimi. 8600 r«*ard upon the conviction of any p.-oaon inlrinzlng upon Blak Pat«nt A. M.

BLAKJC,

Box 646 Cantoo,

OChair-spring.

L1«.

V1NEGAH FROM CIDEB, WINE,

HOLA81LM OK KVKGUVK, In ten hours, wahuut using aclda or drugs. For terms and uiner iatuimitiun, adaress.

SAQE VINE JAB IVOniCs, Cromwell, Conn.

KSBBASKA,

COSTA1MNQ IMPORTANT

9**

ZOO

years basdemoo-

theefflca-y ef

DR. BELL'S SPECIFIC

Notioe is hereby gt'en ihtt the nndersUned has been appoint*! AaiKOre of tbe aetata and eN feotaof Charles M. Sm.tli, wno bas been adjudged a bankrupt on h:s own petliioa.by tbelistriet Court o« IndAna, ,T. I warned In adranoe. Addrese.li. iUwa K|BOUl»t •aataarfw I H.X.JOAB, Aesigaea. Oo., Pltisturgh, Pa, -ssiwJfi G~l

ADVkltTiaCM

teus

AOINTSWANTXD

money In It. Sample a -nt to any "ddrena for Oaa OOLLAB. X. H. vVALKEB, 208 Broadway, NhwT. rk P.O. Box £989.

^J. & H. PHILLIPS as & 28 SIXTH STBKET, PITTSH UJB 6?

JEC^fi

Oil Cloth Manufacturers, oti ioi. racLoano nesjiwv Cre^ii'Tim aoth for Wiiidd^ guides

To whioh wo iDTita special attention. QENXBAL AGENTS for the BoSTuff

WAlsaca

Wd«n

BCLTIKOOO'

BCSSTA BILTIKO, 6CSE, SIZIX Fiorina, Ac dealers BDBUS Qmiu, IIITHO BILTIXO and

LAOS

LSAiaica. Agenis for

UMTXSSAL

CiLOTKaa

—pr, I. te IkffiJ iiS .i

Eapl^ Bwe Potatoi

ONE

lb. EABLT HOSE' tent by mill, post-paid^ 1. 4 lbs. KABLY.fe-jdlf, sent. il, postpaid, $3 00. Beat Spring Wheat Ini tue-woHd^HT SOS the earliest and most prodac^

tire Otrnj wond-rrnl leldlng*Li"* Oats—ntuteandbla.l:—wtjgk^a r«4 ing 4$ pounds tiiebuabai Spring Barley Grass Seed. /owi E^gr tha groat Feed Cutter. Seod for tll^ KXfEKIMKNC FABM JO0BMAL—motl valuobh M-ga» nt is aed in thii eowatry— oaly SI. par oar.' oiIBS Mlbj if you want to mUte.yoar lTarm pay, Addrsaa

Giia A. UJSIlZ, Obambe^bnrg, Pa..

OATTOV, OHIO.

They also make a prime article tfBfOKBUHD I HCBS FOB LIGHT CABBlAUE ANi) BBOOY maSELS. Sen fir'Prfoe Liat. dkf A A DAI to asebxs salting Siitn's

PATXHT SLA»WO Ba4oxe. 2fer«oS OMeV I

says: "I pudiCiHssuocoas.^ OLfifiKi K-1 W O or at W U. S. Plstao C«.,«tOB road way, 4fi»« W6. -.0 ~l

rsiHB Xantte Emt A doaa does not glass, gum. cheap. For circulars, addieas Tas Taxiiz Oo., Su-ondsburg, Pa.

its soil, olimate, people, Ao. A

pamphlet tor 85c. Adaraas CaorssT &

Llnojln, Deb.

BAXV,

ASH yoar 11 o-tor or Orngglit for SWbel QCISIIjMt—ft iqa-U (bitter) Qui niLe. Is maua o^ly by Jt. axBABflS, Qaemiat, Dotroit.

rHfSIOLOOIOAL

iNt OBMATXUN young men nteoiplaritg Marrl.g teat free ou le^eipt ol 26 Addiets the tiillCUIOAli

IHbXHUTH.,ceata.

43 Clinton

Plaoa.ii.Y. ii-Sjffi': I..:..if ,!K

JiO'i a

AMERICAN

Newspaper Direiiito^

ACaitrd

COMPLET^XISTOFSKWaPAPBhafBr toe S ates, Territo Us, ai.d Biituh Fro 89. glTing Uan.es, p^luiis or neral character, ruoeorlptiun pr.ee, clicu at on, idltora and putl.sbera mes, pulatlon sad locat.oo at yiacea whw l»*ued Ac., A.

Alao, teparate iisis showing at a glance how ma:y ana wb.oh p.^ r« cucu.ale inoia ioah6,Uu0, 1U.UUU or !t0,000 copies e^cii issU", with aotaal figars given. &l>o. oiassiSod lists of ail publication) devoted ptolally to iba interests of fiji gion. AgrloaIura, liortlcn.ture, ii U.cioe, Surgery, Jficucanoii JavsnilvS, Fieeuisaonri, Ov.d &»ilow<!bip,T*m-p-mocr, CoiiiSiDrce, JT.uar.ee, £eal satate, litotia^ica, liaw, iport, Musi., Woman's Uignta, »nd tnose printed uruolly or In part in the German, JTrencti, Uta dinavtn, Sp^tish, B^llanaisb, Italia.*, Welsh and Bohemian l*cguagte. A vol. nma of over

p'a^ea bound ia clotn,

PBICE—FIVE DOLLARS,^1**'

Forwarded to any sdlress on receipt of ptloe. «. P. IOWJEIL A CO,, Publishers, Me. 4a PAST Raw, Maw

AWATOH

TOBK.

A Pamphlet of 3S Pages, eostalniag a list of over 1,CUQ Newspaf era, whUh ace parttca Iarly iecoas)ueiidt4 to adrcrtlaers.wltb wtlmate slio ing tbe eo»t any adrertlsesaaitt, sent frw en roetlpt of sump. $ 5

mm $100 PSB EISB

We will insert an advertisement In one tbonasuid lewtpsyers, Tb» lUt laelndei alssgle Papers «f av«r 109,000 Clrealatlon weefelx, more than 100 Daily jPapvra, la wkich the adrertlser ebiaiosSliniertisas to tha aum h.aed jfee.load* lag Papera la more tbsss

TBBK—OIVKN QBATlfe to erefr

lire man who will act as ageit la a new, ligut, aad honnrabie business paying $30 a day. Ho gift enterprise. Ho hnmbug. Ho money I

*4 V-.J83

la all (uti of Ustoqutr

ifix ShaJCO«OgPLAK MABA-

iseui

BM*0»

ud oirealar «Hko«tMn. Tke tnl volaae of OUR OLD FOLKS ecmm*»cod vltk Meroh. 6mt ladaoeaeau for clnbMag— Bpeciaien Noe. forwardedoa reerlpt of ISa. •MnaaLlAmiSr

B16i PablUbar.

Wlmn

COAL.

gULLIYAN 00®tHTY C0AL "^tttaoWPtScared t» tli afl-e«ia«s-W

Uvar to: asr M(* oMU:ail»ata taaeli' order at o«ee VTi *. BI7S?0*.1.0.

It), or J. A. Taot'S ssada arrangesaeata to Ill-all orders, aad all iaformatloa la regards* tke bvalaaea. olSdtf

PINE

,-r.

give

tA.MOBOA*.

-pi¥lBB OOALr-M jQjtB iteW ww edllag tbe V&i arttaa of Skaf Usai aoreen Inaae la Tko ooaaty. at aa.law sl|U« aa an latbrlor artMe be panVais7 fHasswfa*^ lug to lay In a anpply akontd look to tbetr latereata, and bay the beat wtea IS la aa obaap area

Orders left at tke Peat 0Aoa Lobby, at "IWe "Th Ooaaty Bsalsa," or sMrisasI la Jsi »W

rilHB KA| 1 WM IMS

They are oeiebraiel 'fe# 4t^lig' jfeb "8sSt srork, miag a much aaallar assdls lasi *a ssSisftWsSi than a»y other aacklse, aslj^ lka IaM» tton aow

»»y ouvr BKIU«| «M ww W I cf tb« mo9% li—lJI |JQ' iIi I iT

un, Tailors, Haaawtm»re.»t a»t»M OoUaa,

Clothing, Ilats, Caps, OorSssa. Boats, Bboee, Barnase, Saddle^ LUMnSapspa, VaibsaUaa, faiMla, Ac.. Tbey work ewHj jsall apon SUk, Uaea, weolan lud oettos goea^*'w^ stA^ eattoa at

alike oa ttathifMssatf iwistielsee«iito|« The Mew IatKored Vani Xaahlne la without a rival, aad oasnot bd 'aaltslsiijUta Etoasmar, T+Uar, Braldar, QaUtar staa Qalda is with each Family M.ohme, free of dharga. at No. IS North fourth atr

ante, lad.

Otm*t ktl taaaU aadb eaaesli* Mr treat, Terra a dABTXB A BKW% AgeSUa.

MAWUFACTMWEWf,

pBArRlB

mills A WUiLUflS, raou

CJLIJPT

Sash, Doors, Blinds, Window an* How yrames, Monlttn livkstt^

:„t'K rr|'r j9Jiog^. I NdPeftioR POHIi ihiBm :hm ^ibiu&Q rifrtfcfftti*S14ipg

TTj.,:Jr

Wholes*!*

n9 'is-rr-A'

T.I -is. '-I

iroT-A-mTr^-o-BUxo.

Ovnca—Oa Ohio Btritat,' t'sisraea ThM aa4 foartb 0s tea te. sspttsta

JH9: DA1BD -it S II.IOV/ ED" mjf.(

Attorneys at Lafrr Orvm.—Vo. StVaia 0haet,ap stadca. bblSdtl

:™, wm. B. HOIJAJt, ST AttoMey aad Oownssller at Law,

QXNBBAL OOLLXOTXNG AGENT, I Terr® 9«ut«, Ind. Omoa^-go. SS Mala ttasS,

I. «not» naiad

BOOK

A VALUABLE MEDICAL

HOTELS,

i&i ail iijtut'

raooa acrs. .- sasa,a. ao* NATIONAL HOUSED Ooa. fliata tnKtflltajsi, TERRB HAUtC IND. jaco* »m 4 jmrgumm

TMe House haataaa tkmsfhly isflnaHal. svSSdwly

CORNSS SJSTa CBXMMT S&. Oppsstts leitera Xsrh#

doaaaa

Terre HantOt

Having a large Wagon Ta»d asu«M-4 wilt e« I gotiatad, and Money invested.

able me to give general satiafactionlo tbe trar, ellng publio. ». W BAHKUI.

and OIBBBB HATTTB HOtrSB,

ladlaaa.

This Hotel aaa reeantly has* rsAUSd* aad-patia lrat-«las« order, offering aocomoiodatlena ananr passed in tbe Stata.

T. E.

w: B,aimra. ...BlHtlUsi

OUoo of Marshall, Mcatsdmne aad ralsatlae HtftkUmi, Free Bosa to and fro* all Tzalas. aoeWdtf

Cor.

Hettr city HaM ^rtt-^-^-jrew .T«»k

OlOBGB WIQHT, Frafhitor.

N. B.—•Located la thevarj hwst of tke wh«Wsaie buaineas, tbft Is oae of the saam abavelatly located BoSsSa for •MftaatfcTiMNsas saSa sad others visiting tha city. tlMtseI

""ZVhr* PACIFIC HOiais dsn* meath.- I XT iro, 178, ITS Watt «na

One door north ef

S08 dUfereal

towns and oltlls. Complete Yilea estsi be exsmlaed stt oar office. Send Stamp fur our Circular, Address GEO.' P. B0W1C&I< A 00., Advertising Agents,. Sew Xcxk.

AieSM^eABttaet,

*:0§a,AI«eltwset

iif t^5y.

The undersigned takes pleaeure la anaoaaeiag to bis aoasroaa Meade aad jiatrsas, that frvm this date, tke ahatrgaSf m'f3iife:««lle»(««

Being sole Prwrlotor of Shis B«usa, aai ^harefore, free frost tbe too obiaaSOH azaetlbn oT aa inordinate rent, he la fully able tosaeet the«owaward tendi ef serrice.

It will sow. aa heretofore, be hi* alas to maintain undiminished she. amsttkbie aepataUon of 2*.

The table wlU ba hewtUlU* Wpplled with I every dalieaev of the ssesoa, Tha attendance wni Nfcaa«e«slaBtfair^

:ity, »nd.pf art&atMa** Mdwee. n-

tz* *1.

INSURANCE.

LUMBER, |S^rrTrl0, flhiagloa,

lath Slate CJM Cenwi ,w «ivr RooflTigTgelt I custom Sawtaigf ifafiiBg and

fciJoj as

Wooafanflns

DONE tt omwit. I AU Work Warranted Owner of Ninth and Mulberry BU ja2Sdtf «doiq i'ii# 11 j- a

ATTOR»«V^

ini'

1'*'»** "Jlijin SHSIJI

AfBBEDITHSt DELANO^ IfJiP.iw fi-.-." 'ved saninj Attonte^n* at XaKnr*'d Orrioi—In Farrlngton BIock,1l'erre Santa, lad: -r-'' iaisrSOdwtf

ry Wheel Cots fast, I el in vImu a S

ly.sVnTT'

-y. I HlBflAKBf' 'i« ,«luv/ t/iii

mar.

& Jioq

NATIONAL

LIFE INSURANCE CO.,*

Dnited States of ilierica,

caiimn 8PHiui(it«r tutiBL Arraovxn Jet* «, lsfefc.

048H gapitalIT^.i^OOM^* PAUS UF WU,. fli BRANCH OrFlOBJi MMf

First National Bank BalMlagr PHILADELPHIA. ft -i. Whara tM general boil DISS of tha Caaaiaay Is traaaactad, and to which all general earrcasOadT-

aaea should be addressed.

FTCTAIBDL

ornczmsi r-

OltABKHGB H. OEAUt, Pnaldaat. W wxJL JAT UOOKB, Obairasan Flaance and Caeca Oommittee. HINBY D. COOKE, Vlce-Preeldebt. "'*3

W SO W S re a a a A A W S *dt TUs Cnfssj sin tks Mlsvlsi smts-

It is a Natlaaal CMSfaar^ckarterei fcregti dal act Coaartas, 18«S. It kas a pald-ap capital of 1.000,0M.

ItsfTcHtow rates ef prsaUaau .0 wlst aJ It firalahss larger lnsaraace Has (Wftstas (br the same MSQ.

Ittoltlsatt and eertala la its tsna. It is a hoae sosspaay every laeallty. Its paUdcs are txeapt (Ha attsMH#7 ffeaie ia aa aanescasary rsatMMaMi la ttti. yeUcies. aoTwmamm

Kvery policy son.ftrfeltable, ,ne,,.

AUd« may be taken wlleK ps^r & fift &• jnuci uwlr ftll aiisaat, -«s« lOiia Mt Afepraalmms, so that the lasoraace easts aaljr tM •terest oa tte aaaiial pamuts. relMss wulj he takes Hurt wll|«py aortfla tter a eeruiaaaauar afyiml Aamt lift, aa Mnaat lacoate eToae4tMliW»kiMii«i" ssawl lathe polity. d:e»lj 9di

Jtae»trarateUchargMinT rWts atd* Mbj efftaules. 'it iasarts. aol te pay ilrKtafls to KsUef Mfle»,ta 4t so law a cort tlutf OlvMM Mll^ he lsspesslble.

Circulars. Funklsis ran tartiiralais

JOHM W. ELLIS CO., I N I N N A I O I O

General Agents for Ohio and "latrslnl (Isill*! era Indiana. igaimi -FOOlJ^p

SSdwly Agent for Terra Haafa, lad. ^1'

Ulf'i

isffioJ.A.q *-i O' Witt ynr

rip

I". «-,*as*l iWeat

BCQCIKZS

laaaaiAn iitBnHS'

A»na«ltiLn aa.*a«oaaet»JaMj ALLOWED TO ooaTnraa,. irritsstlois ef the laaH,'ii psnaaaoai Bhtssl Aife ilOB, ar sua lss—jsiMa

Mf nntm "is niiafaIktfaiftfcsi

J-l! 'i'.J.? !i-" -t. •••ul Jrown'i Bro«#iI Trnkw9 3a rv Hating a dlteettaweaaatetw" dtiw e.n: parte, glTe imsasdlateTaltsrv

•aUtM. AaOsa

aaaspUta Mad Tlsrossil IMaaalBaM,-' raooacs aax vsaa wi-rtS iiusis s'liua seiiskn BINfiKBfi 150 PUBLIO 8EXAKMB will Had TrteXm msefol la oleartaf tha valoSWrtaa taken befote Singing oi Speakings aad reUethSA1 'taa-fhroat after an unuatial ezertioti af.fie'W Coal- organs. Tha IVecAat are na.aauMsat: (ptaabribed by Physicians, aad hare had teatiae|a4iU ftasa-eufaiant men throng bant theaaaaSryu

Being ad artlole of trne merit, and baring thelrdlleaoy by a tos of many years, eao |Aada them in new localities ia varleaa satta of th« world and the Trocim are unlrersally protfbsad batter than other artlelsa. 0*TAIH only "Baowa's BaoaeaiAb Taoeass.,", aad do not take any of thaieorOUawMMMSsaaf say be offered.

SOLD CTIATWNSAX.

"V daidaw iasoe Inside

rise

LAND AGENCY.

.0-Y* »i

Real Estate Gokajm&-M'

•Mas 4iw nt4t

HENDRICH & LANGE,

01o« over First National Baak. A S. Oerear ot Foartb and Haln Suass,

Abstraots of title furniskad. l^say aa^

K_^ua.^tinub

,FOB HAUis

txfoiq

—(JITT PKOPKATT, r^—_

Torty Lota in UiluTi Addition fo tarre Heate Honse aad let, eastDbio street, Housaaad lotla HoMarratn'sAddUltiea, a Houseand lot ia Sibley's additloa oa Sta street,* Bona* aad lot In lUae's addition oa Ath street, Houeeand lot on Poplar, between Stb and Ttb" streets,

*rm»T.

pLAJRK HOU8J8L ooaaaa otr *tas* a«a Mnstaun. psBl Terre Haute» Indiana.

Houie aad lot oa North Mb. between Qsssspr aad Lmtoft StrieU. T^a baafaeee Soneee en tlain streer »TV./anal

OODHTT PBOPinr. asaiodsr

Vara ef 89 acres In Hoaey Oti#t fcirsilil/,1*? ITS aorea In Lintoa townahla. "f S Aaras below tha Roll lag Mitt, waas Ma rnswlj I laii9Sdtt

PARK SOTEL. IA^n.vigoBi Oft' thtf AMERICAN PLAN,' weeks.

NOOAB^BaaSOB

I'JUH

mate iw, aeia «uuy aow WBOTueasea-.| consls^a^of fke tandsaey of I wKh as rooas in it. Is ia Tt^dM^bapmwni,.

DM.

TIITB

iseSSisa ssilj I

powar*. from wbaterer canee arising tba of eartr pernicious habita, self-abuse, taipoWa«s»' aad eUsaata, glare wa? at oaee te this ^aadsSM aediclne,lf taken regularly aooordlagto the Srsetlaas(wbicb are very staple, and sisals 1 adl reatzalut frem buslnese or pleasure.) Vallate Is lapeselble. Sold la bottles at 99, or leer 41um& I rotated agent AV)SSS.SM. of Uik alnekji. T,

i.i rt

i?f

ipOMMISatQJSBB'Spj4B,--Th«

'v/ undersigned,'at CommiisToner duly appointed by the Vigo Coats at MSSjCTleaa, at 1 bar term thereof, A. BTIM, will, oa

Umn—br Una U^frwof, A

urday, aprtl lOtb,

tli#

-oTlBA^vUl. on 8»t-I

A.,

d. 1S09, offer ror sale lets

ntassbar aia (S), ainaleea (16) aad thlity t*9r-la the a»wa of ioos por^ia aatd eoaaty.

and wall si tuated. LtttpoitUlaihsftsa^ns Haute, aad oethe Tarre Hau A Mitchell Banroad. Panose- wWblng to laveet la smart* woalddo wellnot to uegleot thia sale, as Wo better lavaettaant can be Jbnnd. oa tka prSasteea at B««ioek, Aastt 19th, iae».

Tersta or eale one-third cash balance in stt aad twelve month, parobaser giving- setae with taafer oaat. iatereat, waiving valaatiasi taaas, seoared by mortgage oa tbe maaieae. ,.

,ita&w£*di I0V8'® I Bii tea# wpltoi&iiS v.»ii

-a,

J08KFH H. BTAUT41,** OeslaUeSiaRii:

"A I