Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 April 1869 — Page 2

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Tbb Cincinnati Tiimet that Gbaht's administration -•well the pauper Bit eoft»idefa|ly b^tl discharge of government rfarlci.

Two .abtioms torn l3ap«%of yesterday, urging of the Primary Election, are reprinted this mornifig.lteifig eqflafljr appHcaMff' to the situation to-tey its ai tbaJtiiUofttheir original publication. ^Ve cannot too earnestly present to oar Bepublioan read-^ ers the necessity and duty of polling a large vote to-morrow.

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Thx attention of the Grand Army of the Beppblio has been called by General Looas, iU chief, t^tb^facttl^tjthe ^Oth of Hay li the timf^jipj™ 'Z and decorating the graves of oar soldiei^, This will be the setspnd public observance of Decoration Day, which, it is hoped nay be held as »,s*ored j»d«t«|i4$Ci&oll» day in oar political calendar. •JWX I .1II ,.-1

Thb St. Louis jj^OTOcratmentions, in connection with tie* apjMfthVment of W A. HoWaXD, Of MittyfaiM Minister to China, the fact, whcih jsyill begfatefuUy remembered, thatas a mSembefcbf thalTliik'-ty-fourth Oengre«s from the Detroit DUtrict, he was chairmah tffjthe lntestigating committee which so tborougbly exposed the Kansas outrages,

Oh Satubdax, the. 24th inst., every Republican "voter In Twfr paute w^ll have an opportunity to use his utmost influence for the notaination of a gopd and strong Uckek..^far?«|tly hop*, that good men, ana no&e tut good md will be supported both for the general ticket and for Councilmen. It is impossible to overestimate .^wcessUy^f ing judicious ,,sel^c^PU^ for t^hi^ly important and rcflpoaBi]^.. e^lo^t^ jbe filled. Erery.J^ep^l/cft|wwho fe^Is.ri' interest in the welfarjtrgt^^ci|yf of honor of his party, must admit that il his imperative dujyjto take part in Primary Xleotion. The intervening is short, but, if properly improved, a party vote can be polled on Saturda For details of the plan of conducting Ihe Primary Blection,we refer to our lq columns, the Executive UomftUtee^

have suoh as England. .thew have the effect ofj^lng hls'lhtelftci _r_ turmhg him aside Yrom his^ duties.! 5lW instructions will not' be forgotten id the midst of entertainments. Hiring the mistake of Mr. Johnson beforeSlim, •$%' trust Mr. Motlky will give a cold shou1der to oomplimehtwy inviUtiQOi^o dine. They are not Indicative of a generous feeling no much as of a desire to present askanoe the issues betwoon th^ t.wo countries. The Timet, for instancVmay see In Mr. Motlkt the pink of all perfection, and may extol his abilities to the skies but this Government reoegfiiaea-hidi only us a meritorious humin bring, fkUfbM perchance, yet earnest, able, and donscieotious. "Why he should appear different in English eyes can boffloopttted fctf only on the supposition we have indioat#d_,-or, lest this fail, we will extend the c&aritj of a second—that tho ehowers of esteem are designed its Whfjia'anid icorpi ons fur ihe fetlring mjnjate^ this be' correct, protoool regret at the suminarjrl^ectl5h-of it by the Amerioan SenateCQ

Th« Priowry £i«eU^g.

Elsewhere we publis|i ..dMails of the plan adopted by ilia Kepubliean Execu tive CoTnmtttworAWetH^fvr ihq seiection of escdidftlea for thejvar^M |offices to be filled at the a£ptbtchin^ ^Jeoiios. In acoordauce with the very general wish of the Republican voters, tSe 06% mitten propose a primary «4«ctioni to 'M held on Saturday cf this weel. The time for preliminary (caVVaiaiflg brief, tut each candidate wyi hare an equal. With all the otbere,. and, in a! sity so compact as thu,:a s^4a for notice of the prinoarj^ eleetio* to be so generally circulated. tfaatlr'aUfihom It concerns will be fully theffo%

The one al]-iiopdrt»nt^«otjr|ich"tte Committee aim to acc^l^ftl a full andlaif tntpftei»f6f? 'Oft [preference of each Republican voteD»fea didates. "it is will'YSown ipr

afforded voter to

likely to

TH* New "Zofk jpor& the suggestion to remore the National Capital to that city, since "our foremost burglars ._y

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English jqjjjhum are now pasiipg their severest criticism ttpon 'the eotaduct "•A 1 of our recalled minister, lift JaHKfOK by indulging in praisje of ,b1& iuc^B^sor' "While Mr. Johnson cannot earerdach for this hind,of attaekjamr Mr^MoAaT for EDgliBh adulatiom, tjif ^f^yle o^ re ception is byno moifli uouipliuioutarv to this nation. The privily of difeumijig the character and ability of ministers cannotbe denied to ent«rp|i«lng joui^al ists, but when thft|.,4Ucuasion is on|y shabby gild. fot-superlative toadyiain, it becomes weafc anl intoleiaWe. It knay

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have lUT.effept liable Co te turnA~^',ttt4' pageantry of court but Wl^Vifim-%al&&ced rainfla, j[ must result fn a,revision of feeling Wfin to disgust. Tlie game played so sut|cessfully at the dawn of Mr. Johnson',? pain istry may have worked aslt wai designei to do, and no doubt encov^iaged the «ffl journals to repeat it with Mr. Moitr fiat that it will haveC the iftt&e,success in his case

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disposed

to doubt. M»nyA jrears of ,his) life Bpefttr^mid associations he^! expeeli to meet in tfh.qy will not. therefore apd

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althoagh^iuendedt «c

«ompli»h manipulated as to thwar| the" p6priu wiH. Toavoid a possibility of fjjmtii faction, or even nfr&ext for comtfmb.f' and thus to insure the most hearty

it to another, who might or imighit not aSt oe with the wishes of those he Vas choeen to represent

We earnestly urge every ^Eepublican

election. S« tSutWr of greater importance can possibly claim a citizen's attention. Almost every interest in life is affected, to a greater or less extent, by the manner in which our City Government is conducted. Let there be a universal response to the invitation of the Exeoative Committee. Let Republican voters turn out en masse and select a ticket which shall have every element of strength, and which, being thus fairiy and justly nominated, cannot fail of eleclipi}.

"Who Shall be Major

Editobs Expbibs: I bave a few words to say about the approaching election of Mayor, and desjre to say them in the spirit -of lruikness and candor—having no wish -^purpose to interferewitfJtiiylulrther than as it may affect the welfare of the

7,en should have who desires to see our municipal laws properly administered In the selectfoh' of a candidate .there lire many things, in my opinioo,torbecon-»^^ed^,j-I^i o^t «^ufiici§at UiatJia should be, what is commonly called, a clever man or one who, in our intercourse with him, has our confidence and respect.— Candidates are apt to suppose that if wo do not give them our support, we feel unklfldly^tojrard* them. natural enoiign, But it'll ucjtiet —fof" the act of casting a vote in a Convention or At the polls, inv^lvea considerations far higher ||iat^thc^c^||^(^|^i(h individual aspiranU for office and should be done without reference to their personal advancement... A candidate J"or..t|w office of Mayor, should ba a man of very high qualities.—not only competent to underftrni- nni 'Erpfejrty jnwrpret tho laws and ordioa'iwjJtS&S^to administer, but with firmness enough to discharge own duty properly, and to see that all ciWjDfBcers jdo ftif thing-— «)ndiuKi$Cilsentiil t^ibl'«] of the municipal government and if its success is not secured in this way it be comes worse than a far®a5j[

Surveying ^he whole ground, I havo amvad^at ^la conclusion that the best in tarlms o4 tffe city f^jjtiire that the Repub lican nominating convention, which meets on Saturday, should nominate P. O'Bxilt. It seems to me that he com binesr in a higher degree than any other 'Candidate,- -{he7 necessary' iqla%lies and qualifications. A man of education, he wtyl he enabjed to bring into the office the necessary amount of intelligence That he is firm and independent enough to dis charge all Tla Idatiffifgl jfiBftil every body who knows him will agree. And that he can command popularity enough to be easily elected, may, I think, be Confidently asserted. Beyond these considerations, however, he has claims which should not be Overlooked. As- a faithfdl, consistent, and working member of the Republican party, he has been enabled to secure the respect and confidence of its members, and his nomination will incite them to active exertions, as the only means in their power to signify their just and proper appreciation of such as he has himself put forth In behalf of the principles they cber ish so highly. With his name upon our ticket we shall succeed at the election— without it, the contest will be doubtful.

Pbo bono publico.

Thk Express of Saturday, gives the Rockville Republican to understand that it wants no more cats from the Parke oounty Radical organ. Terre Haute

But for the above we slight never have learned the "wants" of the Express. In otif opinion the etfltoi^of that paper ex faibit a very great "want" of common cpurtesy hi attacking us and withholding the number of the paper containing the same. So long as they continue to conduction si mannerso uncourteous, it illy beoomes them to complain of their bretb ren of th«-jre«8.—Rqckv#l$ Republican.. liiuliatTicIe as ih^joitrnal mentions has appeared in this paper. The lecture of our RookvtUe-^iotefeiporary is, there-

h^^en^ald.on eltheraide as to his own. 4 tlme Miv. Gbkhb^'assures ho In no.njfnner.departs ^W^IBpoint:

English comp.lao9$cy ovei-th« ^ver ,1 is, perhaps, turniug after il Into been leh^f^mTnor»he make it bis custom to affirm the aMditjr Cf grape* wljioh hang above his reacte There is which"

Gen. Grant seems to have recognized hisnriafereH" adapted^, .and that is as proper person^to act as model, exemplar, iitt%rrn, fBge)mao,' his great and growing arssy of disappointed office-seek-ers—to ''galda, philoiopher and ftridfttl" In dtCuuistsnicea peculiarly trying to tfD|W 4q4a d^por|ment This addresses his •uffering fellow morula aa/ollows

OomradM in adVanity! brethren of the sorehead persuasion! be soothed and

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of apervefse Widt^biBfno bowsaw* Tkh^ugjbf we have not been can- On the. contrary,

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•araiAhlnfaa »n^b»nMMftibHee% jyecif ely aaMuWBhAiadbadJm^ ^ai^er or button. hatodD3monB:adroiUy,, and to -wormed 4«c way :ufi to, t^»e placse yiww8 more MfrMaaAV/iaaintnta are nTW,:gtinttiDg

W glad pniltatio& ahd mcitu-

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brethren itake theMbofEsts ^fortune in arid tty to lfclfove that there iasi jewel IsJM loid'i head, aa

bejgbvto ne it. Let

betake ourselves tq*jpar pepper callings with resolate, ifTlot Wttn Joyful

hearts. Let us torn with zeal to our ba aineuj if businesswe already have if we have none, let us make haste to find nseful work—never before more abundant— and set to doing it with all our mighkrLet us cherish our wives and children, if inch we akeady hfve if any of iu lack eleindhubf mundane felicity, ,yet him make baste to attain them. In short, loved compatriots! let us show how well we'should: have filled the offices to which we respectively aspired by showing how useful and hew jolly we can be without them and thup, if we can not be distinguished or powerful, at legst save ourselves, from being accounted ridicufous or contemptible. Since no one wotfld pity oar misfortunes, let us exhibit neither wound, nr scat*£ut go gaily on our several ways as though nothing had happened. So shall we prove ourselves superior to adversity, andpbow that, though we have not commanded success,

.we may

yot rank with those who have not air ready justified-their .'defeat by showing that it W4B deserved. Brethren! be staunch in adversity, and then, 4f prosperity should ever overtake you, you wi^ know how to appreciate and enjoy il .. "fcOTS ,r

Wb Ff ab that Senator Sprague will have a hot reception in JOiode IsiaDd this week—if he ventures hack there at the closflDf tho- session orftheSenate. The newspapers if not the people of tbaState are. tremendously excited over his personal assault upon those who have heretofore been considered distinguished soldiers in Rhode Island. In other times, Burnside" would have been cempelled to challenge Spwigue tcr^fights! But this would be a£sii)at.tbe laws o'f the State, and Burnsftle will be eat'sfled with the ^ovationi" his friends prepense to give Witt. 2t said tba'. Senator Sprague printing: 100,000 copies of his speeches distribution. He had better revise 0 editionbelntends to circulate in Rhoat Island. If he has determined to flgh out the war en the line he has already taken, he has a life-time battle befort him. tyes j,J

VARIETIES:

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The Nash ville races cyme if tn tho 4th of May The Waldensiana made.324 converts in Italy last year.

The ]ast German of the season will be given in new York, this week. The guards at the Wa jhington City prison are to be uniformed the firjt of May

A member of one of the New York F, Fb has eloped with an opera singer. The Memphis Post reports Johnson speech in a single word "l)itto."

French Democrats call the Pricce Im perial "Velocipede IV." Anthony Trollope has lost his lawsuit against Tsuchnitz the Leipzig publisher

Trnin makes out hiu bill against tfie Union Pacific railroad for $1,000,000. The income return of the Cincinnati Commercial for 1868 was $4,663.

Mr. J. R. Clay, the colored man nomi nated-as Minister to Liberia, has declined the honor.

Miss Mary McVickers* new song, The Willows," has proved very popular with the patron's of Booth's Theater.

Qne Harry Robin son advertises himself in the theatrical papers as a "singist, musicist and mechanical donbeyist.''

Admiral Porter's daughter is one of the beauties of Washington. The "middies" all adore her.

Don Piatt says: "Jay Cooke, thegaTlows and pantaloons are evidence of civilation

Savannah, Ga., is going to have a baby show on the 1st of May, the judges to be young unmarried men

A young lady in California broke her neck while resisting the attempt of a young man to kiss her..

The crop of oranges in Louisiana will be large this year should the weather con tinue favorable.

A Maryland Grand Jury,' found' &n indictment for witchcraft last week. The "good old times'' are coming back.

The sale of Monticello, Va.—Thomas Jefferson's estate—has been postponed until April 26.

The two St. Ltrtris brutes, McCrol and Allen, bave agreed to pummel each other on the 16th of June for a stake of $1,0 00

Providence, Carroll parish, La, has no church, and tho Gospel has not been preached there for years.

A cburoh society in Connecticut has raised the salary of its clergyman. He how receives $1 a Sunday.

The residence of B. F. Butler and exSecrelary Stanton, in Washington, were decorated by the National colors on emancipation day.

Is it true that William Cullen Bryant, the veteran Pest Journalist, is about to "wrap the drapery of his couch" about a new made bride?

B0R4CX-Gsssi.t, whojbas been run by out8jj^i^m (eapeo«al]y of the New "^ofk Mmj ~tirT^'eirhms offices of honor, and profit.in the gift of General GHastt, appears ^Sl^nday'e Tribune With an editorial entitled "Balm for the oi|4d^p|n wljjdch, taper /alluding to the generoas support he lias received gratis^ he s^y£ that he, has in. j^o way helped nor hindered" their operation'8l but that, although he has had several interviews with General Gkant concerning other meditated appointments, nothtng' Ohioa*" »I-he ~-estimated cost of each is

Charles Dix and John Pierce, convicted of the Schlenker robbery, were sen tenced at Cincinali on Friday to fifteen years imprisonment.

The renowned Daniel Pratt, the great American traveler, iB to start a paper in Washington, to ba called the Herculean College Gridiron.

Jackson Haynea, the skater, has beon passing the winter at Copenhagen and St. Petersburg!}, where his skating feats are highly appreciated.

Boman Catholilo cathedrals are in course if erection at Pekin and Canton

•3,000,000^

ANew York Miller compelled his son aged 14 years, to make the preliminary arrangements to hia suicide and then deliberately killed himself.

Two men went to law in Auguiu, Ga.' for the possession of a horse, but finding that mode of settlement expensivw, the ownership was settled by drawing straws.

A lady of Richmond, Va., recently gave birth to twins, thirteen days elapsing between the births. The anxious father is waiting further developments in fear and trembling?"

Thirty-two thousand five hundred and eighty-six emigrants arrived at New York from January 1, to April T. Last year for the same time the number was 29,889.

A I/buisville milliner has sued the wife of a prominent merchant for slander, in speaking of her as "that fancy Mrs. Smith," and claims damages to the extant of $10,000.

A Mrs. Norton has applied for admission at Cornell as a student, and Mr. Coruell and several of the professors favor her application. The Trustees, however, won't risk it.

Ex-Congt essman Sidney Perham, of Maine, Was made the recipient of an elegantly bound copy of the Bible, in Washington, on Thursday last. His old constituents ware the donpre.

Baltimore is to* have a race track, located aboftt four mites from the center of the city. The 8taW bf'Maryland has ap-

ropriatedS50,00Cc

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-chfW prSUnity, wfii«i i* W*J»e than usehich & oontemptible,

leas, and whlolng, wt

the city of Baltimore

85,000, aha the citizens are to add to this amount: 960,090—an aggregate which, well expended, will make a magnificent drive through the beautifhl park, which is being rapidly Improved. i-

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Tba IfWir aaya that planters of LofihiaaCwill make as mm again rise in 1869 as they made last wir. The crop last year waa 321,911,344saek» sack oonta.ua 100 pounds.

Only one arrest has been mqle inr the forgory case by which the NWjYora State Banklost$26,000, and that is of a man by the aameoiJBjpiHh JaiRef iniith —against whom there appean to be bat ittle ev

DeiiUiotLient. llexanflelr 4bA'ITfrirate Soldier-Fall,, the Sad AfTalr.

From tb Xi«oaTl temnru} j-j. Lientenant Wm. S. Alexander, of the Eighth XTnited Statea regular infantry, was well known to many of oar eitixens, and his tragic death, on the 30th of March at Fort Macon, Worth Carolina, waa received with astonishment and sorrow. We bare received th# following particulars of the sad event:

The company to which the Lfetyfoaant belonged, with another compaay of the Eighth Infantry^., waa ordered from Columbia, SouthCarolina, to Fo't Macon North Carolina, on the 28th of March, which point was reached the 20th, Lieutenant Alexander ym made' Beet A.djuta%t, and on the 30thlfie jrrfantari. ly assume^ the duties of o^Icsri .ortnMlay, ail the other officer*, a| the [port paving familips and being^ftgaged in arranging quarters, receiving, baggage,, «c. At twolvo o'clock At night tho Liduto&ftut visited the guard^and cautioned all the sentinels against i£rmlltin'g the escape of prisoner® whom they were* guarding with care and apprehension. When "he came .o sentry No. 3, he told him fau was the nost important—that he.was- afindd- ,tb^ jrisonera would' attempt to escape by •ome lightning rods descending from oarapet close by —«nd asked the selJtr vnat he would do if he Saw a aianatthis ,olnt. The man replied, '^Challenge t.nd fire if no response is given .'l The officer said, "That is right do "not be afraid to fire." A few minuted after visiting the guard, the Lieutenant was with .he durgeon of the post, when an alarm fire was given.' Aa ofioer of the day be rushed oulrto ascertain .the locality of .he fire, and ran upon the very parapet bo had cautioned the sentinel to guard so perticularly. The sentry challenged twicerbut owing. Jta the high wind the Lieutenant did not bear b£m, and the man flredP, the ball striking the officer in the back, passing through tbe right shoulder aod'(^in^ ^ptlMV.t6rtira |t(aH seein the Lieut«o»ft£ Wl,«^' him up, when the came sentry^ seeing two men stooping, as be supposed «j e^gape by the lightning rod, again fired, killing his comrade almost instantly. Lieutenant Alexander lived twenty-five hoara after being wounded, was perfectlya'enslble to, the last, leaving messages to his family and friends, and, in.the from whom we gawtfitoe above ii ation. "met the deaths of a brave, boy." His remains ,yere. taken to Fort Snelling, Minnesot#,. wher^ifefj were buried with military honors on Sunday, April*i*tir.:C"*r.-::i:l,ir.'_,T\ .*

Lieut. Alexander WM. the son of Gen. E. B. Alexander, Provost Marshal General of this Department (corner ,of Fifth and Pine) duringa portion of .the war, and now in command at Fort-Snelling. He was also a brother of Snrgeon C. T. Alexander, for some time Medical Purveyor here, Medical Inspector, and in charge of Lawson Hospital. He wsa hut twenty years of age, and was highly esteemed, both in and put of the army. Previous to going to West Poftft. he went to school.in tfaia. jgtgr£ »\n *1. v"*'-

Tketq Without a Stain.—No impurity can l&fsst'the^teeth' cleahed daily with Sozocont. Quillaii, the bark of the Chilian Soap Tree, an article which possesses eleanaing properties -superior to those of any other known,, substance, is one of the ingredients at this peerless compound. Sozodontis the only dentrifice in existence in which this salubrious botanical product is incorporated. 21-deodlw

Thb fame of the celebrated Plantation Bittsbs har no parallel in the history of Medicine. The thousands upon thousands of bottles that are made and sold daily is but proof positive of their wonderful virtues. Thousands of Certificates can be produced showing the efficacy and certainty of the cures which they effect, and the Medical ^Fraternity, usually so jealous of anything which causes persons to think and doctor for themselves, are compelledto acknowledge their wonderful vtrtnes, and prescribe them under other nama% They are sold by all druggists. 21-dWlw

Magnolia Water.—Superior to the best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the prio^.r 10-dwlw

Animal Lit* .is full of corruption and we can only hope to escape the ills which flesh is heir to by a judicious use of the remedi in nature's storehouse. In all the time which has past since the work began, mankind has given great attention and some of its best talent to the study of medicine. While the sacrifice has not been in vain, the facte, elicited are few and mostly unsatifaciory. Among the truths which have been elicited is this, "that if we keep the blood pure we must be healthy." To purify the blood there is no medium, equal to Morse's Indian Boot Pills, as thousands of testimonials will verify. Use MoiWs Pill's if you wish to regain and retain your health. Morse's Pills are the beat medicino for all Pemale Irregularities Liver Complaints, Indigestion, Billiousneff=f, Dispepsia, Headachi^, &o.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS ii i-- si ,' ft, ti C. «!11J T'-S 1 ••J d'-1 re $15 Get tli9 Best. $15 8KNTBT K1PBKS8,0A8H OJT DBUVBUT.

THE GENUINE OMIDE MLD WATCHES IMPB0VBD AHT» A NTT AOTTJB ED by na are all thebaat make, Bxmtig caiet, ftacly chased and beautllnlly enaueliod. ~PalmU. ani Dtiach'.d Levert, falljivitled. and every walc& parfectly roeuidtt^d bad adjoated, and GUARANTEED Bf THB COMPANY,to

ttep correct Mm, and tcfnr and ao tar•

ttith, but retain an #pp?araiicf »qqsl to noUJ gold aa long aiwora. These celebrated-watohea-We are now. a»odlDg. ont by mall aad express, 0.0. D. aby wnere within the CoitedStatea and Canndaa as the regular wholesale price, ^iyable on delivery.

NO M0K8T 18

RKQtriBED

IM ADVANCE

as toe

prefer that all ihgil. rtceiv^and see tke goedt befort faying for them. ASlXfilB WAICH 19 AMI AODBESS, $15.

A CLUB OF SIX, ,VIXH AN EXTBA WAT0H .Tt TH8 AQINT SKNBISO TUB CitJB, 890, KAKIKOSBTKM WETOHE3 FOB 890.

the fearfu

shoals on wh ch a large proportion of human happiness ia wrecked,and lurnishes a by which they may ba avoided and escaped.chart

laid

"There

Fortu

wculd it be did itsyoutn put

into practice the philantrophio and scioot

down—onecanss of matrimo

nial might then be bsuished irom our land,misery

and the race of th tnerrate auooaeded by a renewal of the aplrlta_of the oidea time.—Londonhardy,vlgocouabe

Chronicla.

la no member of society by the

book will not be fouud useful,whetherwhomper

Perceptor, or

Masaoon—This is really

a valuable

work for pointing out the diseases reaultfng from

evils of which are manifest

every insane asymm,no ieas than ia ed cooatltutlou of those inaulging.therhatter-

much to prevent the vice,which,by its prevalence among the young, has

much Influence on the

present,aa on tho future wellbeing

O^^DY.—

Herald. ... I Adcress all ccmmuolcatioos, *i Dr. E. De JF, CURTIS,

No. 58 North Charlee Street,

aplMly

BALTIMOliB,

MD.

il&ZL

,3'X

•ii pi*

A mt e$

U«r/

fl c5

cc^

)Jt ot-

Yotm Lotion has cured the moat stinate case of ohronio tetter that has baffled the medical skill of hundreds," writes I Banlc $c Glare, druggrits, of Clarendon, Ark., about Primer's Lotion dAW

2 a

W Ph HH

(]3 a a hJ

E-i

•D

#*i ii

I?*0

ft*"'

.a* I

ELECTION NOTICE

To Off of Terr* Route, Viftf

Ton ara hareby notlfted that an election will be bald In the several Wardi of eaid City of Torn. Bauta oa Tueeday the 4th

the election of the following

PITY

tbe'Omoara

to.,

«mau'

ThoiaeaP. array, Jadjaat. Sd Ward-fiamaA A.HadUtfa. Inspector, and

Sd Wi

J. O. Orain, Jodires r.and

oOcara,to-wit:

Mayor,XarahaL Treasurer, Clerk, Aaaesaorand

T^O

Ceuncilmrt

FROM

each bf tba five diflereat

WaWaefaaidClty. Theplafeeof voUeg^ia the aeveral

Ward*,and

of.elactlon to be

lit

follows:

WARD-9th

Carpenter Shop—T. Gsbrge JTcHea ry and

Sd Ward^Th«apeOB'a O*oaar Pkep—Zacb. B. Martin Kerchival aad Martin 4tk Ward-lfo.3 Bk«laa Hoaaa—layman Hlllar Inapactor, and Jamaa T.

To na WoKXnl« Ouss —I mm mw famish sIlclaMM with oonataat rmpl their komes, tk» tk« tins, or, for th*p«r« noaeata. Ugbt and profitable. *11 ty jw'cfaii(, ia aMiljr saroad by personsof eltner sex, ml boya aa4 gMaaara antrljju ntach »»ia»a. Ot«*t ladao*. Firrt nmirfrin iiii m«i as»n man whol* Umo to tfca bniiatw and. that ertry parson »honMiy»»«tW« aotifca, wa^'aaad a« thalr afldrMii «U tait tho Mam for ltaaitl«, 1 iinparallaled e^»t:Toiut9kt

Bemedj.

*iy "Coital'Coagi

ougha. &c.,

Try ••CoRUr's'' Qaogh Eemedy

,"Costa'rsaysJtM

the MT in the wide

wlth th* botiona. I will

•and $1 to pay f»r ti»ttoalHa«fWrltiig ai: tall partionlar*, direetiona, Ac., sect free.

AGKHJS

l^ecre^s of tjfce Great

''."SCity.

A VorKdcifcrlpliTaoftte TlltTCBS, and than* UK3,1hfl MISTOtlES, MU&ttUa and caumof a«*foraaty.

It coataina 99 Oa* nag,nrifigi and ia the $pt* cleat, moat Thrilling.^ inairnccU*. and ckaapMt

ONLY^T^H® COPT. Agents arts xnertiDg with onpreosdrnted •acoeaa. Oaein South Bend, lad reports 39 jaabaoribara the first d«y. One iu. Lusarae Co., l»a., 41 la a day. One in Saginaw, Mteh., OS ia two day a, and a groat many other* from 100 to 200 per week.

Send fov CiicuUri with tarmk, and »nU de«CT:pOon ol the wo.ki. iakw JOMXS UKOlJltKS & Co., Cincioaati, O CLioago, 111., or St. Louis, JUo.

contain 35 fiue cngravinga and sell at 9^,73 per

t!*Btv.Ul» and

AGENTS

WANTED foa ooiAXN work ab^aada ia tfc*Ur

Hog sketchts, mjral taloa, ,atiaog« ocaurrenoea,' nia of thought,1 Mraina oreioqucnca, stirring uicidauU,^r:ou repa'toea and. chuicef: upocitaeu^ -of thi'purest lUtrature. Ptinm all, iOdb ri«Bvery low.- Addreaa ZfiCiLKK, He COBOI" A CO., tilnclcnatl, O., or Chicago, 1.1.

Wanted, the Lircino Tiaou of

ST.

PAULfor

Early Rose Potdt^.

ONB

lb. ^ABIT BOSS 1 sent by mail, post-paid, SI. 4 lbs. ]£AltLY #-v

msii, post-paid,.liOblt,soot-' SS.00. Beat

make your

DISTBIOT OF INDIANA, S3

Notice ia hereby given ihtt the undersigned has been appointed Asaigace of the estate and of* fectaof Charlee M« SmttbJ.who has been a(ijadged a bankrupt ou his own petition, by the District Court of Indiaca. 8dtaw3w

M.M. JOAB, Assignee.

MANHOOD. iltU

V1NEGAK FK0M CIDER, WINE, UOLASSU OR BOBflHITM, In ten hours, without using ocida or

terms

AUnited

Qvmw&mn ta an

rprapared ployment at

Spring Wheat in the worW

J-LI*.:.

the earliest and moatpreduttlveOora wondcrlul yielding Oats—'whiteand brack—-weigh-ing IS pounds to the buahai Spring Barley Seed) jrowls JBggss Bogs the great Feed Send for tlie

,-w tti^Lsli,

KXPKRIILENRAL

NAII—west

1'arm

pay,. Address

GEO. A. UBITZ, ohaibbersbarg,

HANprAOTUBSD

BKOWAR &

co.,

DATTON, OHIO,

They alao make a prima artioie

DTMGT.

COSXPLJCTii NE

''NEE.-

|ter,!*hergiving

r«

Sf c3

and olrcalar witkovt aala*. 11m ant OUR OLD FO

g—rit

•ant by mail for 10 ota. Addrcaa X. O. ALIint,* Aqgnata, Ha.

$3.00

Oomple'e Upabridged Edlticu, aa airaQf^d. bj Contucabe aad Howsoh, witfi an lalroductl^b by Bioticp MMPsoa. Iu oo«aetueaca .of -the appearauoeui mutilated ediiiona of ihlJjjreat work, we have bieii compelled tb -rAuce ihs price of our Complete Bdition from J4.50 to SI. B. B. TBI

8P0KKS AKS

HUBS FOR LIGHT GABRIAGK AND BBGGY WHKKLS. Send

for

Price LiaC.T

a^~a aa A DAI to agents selling SlUBt'a' PaIint Elastic BBMtms. Herat* Grttly "1 prtdlct Its soccaaai)' OliIQQ A CQ.i 3d B»ys Oortlundt st.,ti.Y.

IT. S. Piano Ce., 650 Broidway, N. Y.,-5 ©c., 1176. I rviHE Tanlte Emery WheelOsti(U, doea not giaae, gum', heat or saieU, and JaJ cheap. For olrcalare, address UtK lASlia vtfi,"] Stroudabnrg, Pa.

OKBITS WAXTED.—AGENTS make from 910 to 25 parday selliagBlakeNI Dollar latent Obair-spriiiga, Xhay iqaka a Spring knd Booking-chair of any common chair,

FLO

the home and oiSca they are

BJLiAKS, Box

suoh

indespenslbla.—

Ladies pronounce thein Qna^ualed a seWlng cbalr. If you want an Agency,call-for and ae«

«AWn

n«Rt.iniir«p in «u

400., Pub*a H^54 Broaaway, N..Y., too

WALKER'S ADDINti MACHINE.

WILL

add three colamna of figurea at atima correctly, ®bout aa SLuick: #a a good writer can a:t tit in dowu. Leading accountant say it i« the most practical Adding Hccbine ever ia uie. AGE ST IfANTKU. THere money in it. ffampltrsontto any addrets for O-NB-Dollab. VALKBU,'ioO Broadway, New T. rk P. O. Box S0S6.

J. & kr 'PHILLIPS, 2« A 28 SIXTH NTRKET,

PITTSBURGH,

Oil Cloth Manufacturers,1 IKCLUDIKa Ureen Oil Cloth for Window Hhadet. .., .• aa

To wich we Invite special attention OSNEBALAUBKT8 for the Boerya BLTiNa Uo'a^| Bcbbek Butino, Hoaa, Steam Paoiino, kt Dealers Ucbbcb OooBs, Lxatucb Bxltixo and Laaa LEATHsa. Agents for Uaivaasai. Ouraaa WamoKa.

tHj

For

ASK yonr Doctor or Dranlil for 8WEK1 Q(JIMlitK—it equal* (bitter) Qtli. nine. Is made ouiy by I*. UXBABttS, Oaemiat, Uelrcit. ~i

PBICE—FIVE D0LLAB6,

Forwarded to any adireaa on receipt of prioe. a p. BOWEIiL A CO„ Fublisberk. tt: ii .0 No. 40 Paaa Raw, N*w Vq»k.

shoving the cost ^verti*aa»enC'ailkt free

«nMcalptrtfany

AND OI^ER LAFORMATIOD, AD(LREJB A

SAas

It will do

VINEaAJi

HXBBASKA,

paajphiet

•nn id is

FTOKKTJ,

Uromwell,'•Oonn"

its aoil, climate, paopla,

Ao. A

SSo. Addreaa QaoraaT

Llooaln.Nebtor

Bais, I

-.J I

CONTAINING IMPOBTANT rHYSIOLOGIOAIi JNF0BMATION to young men contemplating Marriage, seat free oo receipt of 25 cents. Addrees the OUXBlIOAli iKtitlfUTIt, 43 Ollfaton Place, H. T.

.t.

•H

.rnivi 35?til AHEB1CA5 Newspaper Directory

W!lPAP*li8

3:ateaLISTOF

iubl names,

Alao, teparato lists

many

FIGURE

©if*fctat

0 0. 09 10

Territoriea and British Pro! and

ahowin(( at a glanee:j ho#V

Wbieh Ta olrcaiatamore tBan6,QUO,

1U.O(iO or.lt0,GQ0pap ooplea each issue, witlt.actual

glteu.

Alto,classiflwi lists of

ADL

publications devoted

sp^Claliy'to the Mtartst*

of Uellgtcn Agtigul,-

urt, llorticuilure,Medicine,Surgery,,'

tnanp:

jjjtVnttJs. |p tf-'S t'Ij ..«i atij,

A WATCH SBKg—QIVKN GBATI8 to e»ary. J\_ live man who vriU act as agent. In a

ligbt,

DAY

gift enterprieal Nd

of Hay, 1869, for

FOB $W0:7PEB LI»B .»

"f'

street Eagitta Houte—W.

MDWDRDA

RIAAHM«TV aad

•suaa'Schoamel

We will insert an adTerttaeltitnt ih

and

tboaaand Rewipapars, ome

The liat iacludai'

Marphy and I,. 8, Beef-

"e^flted^Taal!, Xtlnaan a Oo-a LumbarTard g.Ollft, Iaapector, aad laaaa Baanidiawip and 7. BtBupa, Jndgaa.

OOOWW.T,Mayor.

Cement,

A Pampklat of 32 Pagcs, wat*idii| liat of over 1,000 newspapers, which are partite.^ iarly recommended to advert leers, with estimate ilMi

ailiftlttv

7laii»

udrnmxrB. .0

The htfgwiMwIbji thtCHy

'OByaW .•»..7} ..

WIWY1 WTf-OTtgiBCgft

Wfth «MAObok8t4mteld rf-JtsA ,at«euAjP!$ mm-

"tr*°^artiat -»»6'Wiis» trwap'Jra^aaiad

BKBT

sUn'fkr chafaner

being clrcnlatodw conu" isepy.

bocka-yba

fjiVf :7'^V/

And act liable to crack. We keep on hand a

MANTELSAND GRATES!

Alaa a fail Ha* of the meet approred patteras of

*I?T

I 'Jt,'' r. 11 iinKf a

And a«K|T|

(,^1 R-R^

FAlBBASJSS,„MiHJEa 1

W oSMh,«ehisiTriy,%i WrMta, and wUl

kSTHl

APJllT!

oar Call qn* at

.•h co. aarH9dw4m b«a

MERCHANT TAILOIUII€.

•tiriwi ,b: r~A «a,«AK K3UtAtrrn A

I titJ. IN iw t-oO pi

JY|BRCHANT TALLIORLK^

JWt Ctij-fetw ,utad otu^Arte f. C.M v'

W A S E -f»ss5

\S io&s x&KSa tHo A 0' jSt $ui rststiti 'torn theM witk a

SUPERIOR A88ORTNKJIT!

0jw ux

FAB»Out)

valuable Magattn+Uwd in MSooaafrj—

only 81.to per year,

oubssiibo

if you/want ito

•m ti .Ln«ii-ad

10 Jt.

bii

da'iflU

I* a mid oi

[OBOTfi^

VBaTtr*or,tt«r

PANOT OOATINQB,

l^W48*

Gail iand

BY ATTECIF

ing them to the front legs. They fit aay cannot get out of order,mnd will laat a Ufettme.ciaii, Old.faahloned rockers ara dUpensed with»

Sam

ple, or a»nd for Oiroalar, with terms.

#600

ward upon the oonviction of any ing upon Blako'a Putont Ohair-pjoson.infringf ipriUg A.

546 Gantou,Onl*

tiav :.z oe. }ij'nt!t.i -W

MOST

APPROVKP

ATYU

Ckntlafhan wiahlagOMtr taoliinfby 11m

TAO«t W TM fflri.

^EWVA' VUOFT ITLIJIKJALLT

X»t

1«

MalnStraat-L

LEATHER. IMOia |tC.

moiaa tit

Leatfeer,HMes,Wis,Skaeriad

Ia«s,aad0aq1eifs

die

Wonldreapoctfaily lafora hla oldpatroaa^aad| RI,U-'

A VALUABLE MEDICAL BOOK 1 liyf ANHOOD W THB tlOOR CONTAINING 1MPOBTAKT rHYSIOLOGIOAIi

adapted to

Waataof

Ooaaistiaa of Skirting*

Harness, Skirting, Jtotfr Ontt Black BridU,Co&arX**0*rr

iB .h«r SeaMmg, Skins, Jtc?

for

AHE^J

KtiooeUOU

Juveniles, Freemasonry, Odd rellowship.iTemparance, Commerce, Finance, 'Seal Estate, Mechanics, Law, Sport, ttusic, Wonau/s Uights, and tnose printed wholly or iu part iu, the German, French, ticaadinaven, Spanish, HollaBdieh, Jtallav, Welsh and Bohemian languagea. A volome of over 3(J0 pages bound ia cloth/

SOLS-Oak,Basalaek, Slaacktac,JNaaoa

names, pslitica or goneral oharaa- Sip Bklaa,#AX Qppar, Ba|ORAI^ jffttar,aad rubicription price, circulation,editor* and

pa|,alati«(n and location

piacea whereiMUed,

Ac,,

"SHEHUT,

AE^S,

and honorable business paying 930

a day.

HADING

MEAAY

wanted in advance.Ajddrats B.Moaaoa AUo., Pltlaburgh,Pa.R R- F3 .ff

INE

MOAL^V-

$TU|IE PAPERS

100,OD«

OVEF

Clkalatlon weekly, mora

too Bally Fape«e, ln which the a4virtfi«?( obtains 24 laaartlana to I ha month, atld tba IniFapenlninentlisaBM tenasanddtUa. Csmplsteriles eSli be ttsmlasd st* (asureSee, Band Stamp far oar Cirealar. Addrsaa fflCOt.P. Mavner.r.^ OO., A4mtWa( Agents Ktvlbife,

INSURANCE^

sett

NATIONAL

LIFE INSURANCE 0* taa |*rf f.l

trnJlSi States.

c|iiRBK»% 8PiciiiA€f »f mwtii I 3f.' V. Afraevav

branch orncnti

First KaltoMal Bnk •V'i PHILADKLPHIA^ Wliara the general ha»in aa of thj/'¥*i»fAlris" twawclsJ, and to which all general WWaboald ba addnraed,

11 1

JaaSMtf

I^LS,

iree.M4*»M MAprii., liiil •!•••, jik, I

Airaaa.

liiusu.TiSaohSall

CU(

aKwa-Wklsa^PWk. ItBoa

aad

i»nn» set. MOBOOOO—Tamploo. Oaraoaa,

Boat Lag, Patblcd,Simaa Oaaf, ate. OAIiF KID—Trench aad Aaaarieaa. .» ti*K si TtABTmttn «m. Lastlnga,' Baot

WRT,

flaM»ay*tr^f

Ooriaga, Laaaa,

BtadS^a,

n•

Gala

Machine Wax, Vdga naaklagj'

It alls, Ant* aa7.

xkxubiajQ!* 1'

HATS AND MNn hoi

^9afrt aafafeflj |jb }.^af svajj/rco

TMM

OH* ioMa, Meat, ko pay ialereet'-----

fratMUtk,

^J^

ciaap^ Soot Trcaa,

I net flwaij, rMM|Bdwt|

ftKJS

ejfff fy'X

XKBMUB, Mi AMD a*

MUiM*

''$•

i\" I'

i' -rf •mnni OUBlNa H. OliABK, PrtaMaM. /XTVOOKm, Ofeairmaa Fiaaaeeaa^ (iMjr flesssalttao. ftXRBT 0. COOK*, Tieo-Prralieat. •**BSO» W. PKST, Seontarj aad AoftV^I t.rio-:"

TM Oempaay offers tke IkllevlNr aifaata"rf Klsa Natlaaal company, ciai act et

OEMMS, ran.

Itkaaa patd-vp capital ilTMIMNti It altera lew rates er preatam.

*€-v

tt hrifeMK larger tasanaca tkaa eltor (Mnwnles fbr tke same anwey. to deftiste aad asMalaians j.

It tii a heme tompaay la erery «calli»,.. Its pelldts are exempt ifriri msiamn there ai no ntreecesary nsuMmt A pel Ides. bc»i

Erer7 policy ia aen-fbreliable. ,Q[ NHdes may betake* wild psy tetteia. sarid tfeelr hill amoaat, aad iMwiBilk VMlnu, so that the lasaraaee

MkitfpiM

•tenet the aaaaal payanats. l- md: Fatteles may he tafcea twmant »*Hs aared, alter a certal• aamber «r ythM|tMfe« lift, aa aaaaai Income iifnaii iWias ailaaal aaaud lathe policy.

Ha extra rate la charged ftf apltitsas nrca erntmles.

-?oba mi'} t^a

It Dpsaita, aol to pay psMfcy holders, hat at so lev a rosttkatdttldcttss 'j»'lhjMrthla. arfi '.4 .'far ba*

Glrcalan, riminTnV'AAF'iWltglliMtlii Klrea ea^pplltatlon IT

the

'CoispahV,or

Bnii^hTAMACTHC

«»U

iOi VV CISC •eaeral Agent a for Ohlo-aad Oan^ ara Indiana. ,.

JV A.:FOQtE^

Mdwly-? A^sat torn*

a t-

04SSJM1MIS,

LANI

1 .*

.i a

"na

A E

J3L

.T^jseisi aU»

,J|

.f# /•«». t-:f-

Beal Estate Dolttaa* ti-m a». 0 r.-u

fct'l •1

HENDBICH LANGS,

Ofloe orar Firat

at.

THE MIW1MWMW.

'•4 ti-i-.i'e ,j .Air .v. ivD ,iM i«L

MStlonat Back,8. a ot TcUTth and Ualn Straata,.OIMA

Terre aate^'lnd. l&h. qx »,I- }.• *•"_ .• r. .'-J

,Vi

S3«»

v,ciTt

Abstracts of ti'h Piirnishnti. tinnn nt [gotiatad, and M^sey imreateduna

raoratttr..-'"ff-

F«tiyUtslaUttM|(

Addlttcsi Maata Thio atraat,

.1 I

arty Lota la IilatM:* Ad ouaa and lot, aaafvhlo I oaaa Md lot, MeMari oqaeand lot la ioaaa and lot In Boae'a A baaaand lot on Poplar, jetAi Hoaaa and lotoa Korth Sl&> batwua Gfcsaaat aad Unton streets.

•easaand

"flTTtllT'F FTLTF'ttftmr

LlaSiblay'as A

lot

Sibley'sadditioa

OS%aat,

Boaaa and lot in Buee'a Addition'OA

Stf ajfeet,

and lot on Poplar, betwssa

ttk aad

•J^"1-TT®

Ttk

Two basinee* Honaea o* UaM strWi OOUNTY MOFHTtJa 1, fkra ef S9 acraals Voaey -Ori#a' l^uwaahlp, lTSaoraaiaLlatoa towasblBi if-: 3 Aeraa below (b* Boiling HIU. waaa |lde^aaall c&Li ., aim l,w fi

ti••-M

n.jjuhoi

i.UL O*

T&HM

TOUIH raatoradia

fonr

waaltii

BIOOBD'S X8SXIT01 OT

ME.1

TI»S

MadoMMkaalyr

pawar#. from whatever oaa*earlauc fHkaftau. of early paraicioaa haMta, aalf-ab«ae, l^aatencr? aid. elimata, ghra way at once to this alaM' aaadiciaa. If takeA regularly aeou/fllaH fctbs 11I notions (wkleh are vary timpia, a»d aaaaiia ao* waUalrtfram baaiaeaa or pleaaura.)^ VUlare la laapoaaibla. Sold in bottles at IS, or mlFtaaatl-

Maa la ob« fbr 99. To behadonty ef thaaaie appola ted agaat'iuAmariea, H. GBBTIUIit S3, Sd ^Avaaaswoer, e^isth atnot.^Ll^

F-: .-

asasll a a

'4• F.- .-/

and N'«! 't'trf T9d3

tfotfaa BaWby tived tke aitlseajtfbf tba Savneih Ocllsoiloa Dltrtea of Lsdiaa*. Icaapria lag the Ooaatitt of Vied,- ^ndoM^nrkt, Pataaoi, Oi*lr, Ow»n, Greene ail faDfiM) aad att osreosa e-oe£raed, ikat the Asaeaa*a*skiiat, via ikaBania, Talaatlona ^lumntlMa of the Annual March Aaaesaa*nt 6T tVlkea for ibe year 1S69, facladlng tke Tnceaie Taif0118«S, I atada kr ther aaverai Aaaial«at Aaamaanjif saiu

District, aadar the Ast#( Ooograa* of the Dalted ef JaaeSOtk, IMS, eilltled, aa *^ct to 'itli

PA*

IYANDforfor.iheie-

prctiik latereal Kavanaa to snpaorttkoOovera latoal, ko paytetareakon tkoPaUto]

on tkaVaUiallB^#ad

etker parpenee,aqd the A^t« Aiaandatory

af. wlUkaopaa for eiaalualton at tbe

Ha*Mas Thi jail 1 /ames Farrington, Asweaor of said iHMMet, la aaJT Braakea, I tba City of lerra Baata, TI«o Oaaaty, Indiana,

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