Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 April 1869 — Page 2

DAILY EXJP.

TKKKK HAUTE, IND.

fueadaj Horning, April 1899.

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Communications should be addressed to •the Editors ot jtbe not to individuals.

THE Indianapolis Journal says Senator MOBTOK will remain in "Wahsington for several days to look ^fter matters of interest to hit constituents..

Tax Journ&l of yesterday has the following pathetic snivel: "A man had better lote~ all his possessions than to lose his liberty and virtue!"

Will our afflicted neighbor give us the tnodera Democratic definition of **liberAnd, if it wouldn't be too mucn trouble, will it favor the public with & brief trektise on "virtue," according to recog" nlziH JDemccratio authorities?

M. CLAUDE BSBABS, president of the French Medical Academy, Inclines to the opinion that there is no suolj •'thing as a science of medicine so far in the hi#_ tory of the world, but that the '"whole study and practice as yet has been'experimental and empirical. Although Bomewhat uncomfortable and startling, thty is a conclusion to which many thoughtful people have at least a strong"bias. We commend the honest doubt of the distinguished French savant to the attention of the gentlemen of the medical profession of Indiana. p.

THE Journal doesn't like the Election Law just enacted by the General Assembly. As this measure will vastly diminish the burden of taxation, wbfftft'cian woek no injustice to any community, it is natural that Democrats should oppose it. It is a measure ofcsonnd practical public economy. hence it is anti-Demo-cratic. Our neighbor expresses the general sentiment of its party in these words: "It is nonsense to talk about economy a W

The difference between tnatiro parties is hero clearly defined. Bepublicans believe that it is sound sense to both "talk about" and pfaotice "economyrin siich matters," while the Demooracy have ceine toegard "economy" as mere "nonsense."

THK list of Friends (Shakers), rtaeht)y appointed as Indian agents, includes some of the best and purest men j£3that denomination, who will soon inaugurate the new Indian policy.—Ind. Journal.

The well-informed editor of the Indianapolis Journal probably does not intend yiy injustice to the Society of Friends, but he could say nothing more offensive to that eminently respectable body than to pronounce them "Shakers."' They resemble the Shakers, in their creel and mode' of life, no more than they do the Mortons, or Latter Day SaintB. One of the peculiarities of Shakerism is celibacy. Indeed) this is the great, fundamental idea,of that sect, while the Frionds—nicknamed Quakers—"marry and are given in marriage'' without let or hinderance. In another matters of belief arid practice, tW sects are equally at variance.

SECRETARY BOUTWKLL has determiAed to sell hio surplus gold, at regulaf'piriode, to the highest bidder. He will fell gradually as it may be needed for com. mercial purposes, and at his weekly%iiles will dispose of from a half to one million of dollars, as he maylMBij'lSo learisTng df the demand of customs, &o. He will tell without regard to the price it brings, as he believes that the premium on gold should properly be regulated by ffre ~Uws of demand and supply, and that any action of tho government to keop the price down, or put it up, is vicious -and improper. He doQ3 not believe in government secrets of this kind, and will not allow anything to be done while he is in the department, to give rise to suspicion such as were current under Secretary MCCTTLLOCH, and by means of which so many men were believed to have made money by the rise and fall of gold?

ha rnirMtton thmiitn «mtV I .....

was to be ragretted though ttaia truth is, so loosely and ambiguously was the: in atrument drafted, that auah aotisa cduli hardly be avoided. I'he fit. ^bodtas' treaty, of coun«, went- by the «dard.— That other ematofrtiott "dinneroul —voluble Mr. RKTKRDT JOHNSON— the San Juan treaty—a.leewr brand tha: th« jlfa^awo protocol— was likewise^ after along and animated debate, postponed until the next session. The Beciproeity treaty

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the comtilfer and trademark ^rfalies with Belgium, excited.pl,her a commercial than a general or poliitcal interest.— Upon the whele, bad it aot been (or several unseemly oriminations and encounters which occurred betwesn cettaih of the members just at the close of the session, jt would hafe adjourned with brilliant honor. ..

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Good For Indiana.

iCChe Indicia Legislature fl^on jacMjgp plfflSrftsr heading Inctol

lartfiiit the zfc-

rats oCthat body. Bolb eaed a*nen^ election 1iH

that makeB legislative election biennial, imiaadof aniiual,and, what is more to the point, is really the milk in the cocoanut, makes it the duty of the appointing powers to fill vacancies that may occur, until theelection of 1870,by the expiration pftfrtra ofofflce. The Democrats opposllKlpW groend-Uat It tctfiP £ro» tiia people the right to fill vacancies, anf that tlje Legislature, if it has the power topfolongthe official terms of officer* pne year, could, by the same assumption of power, prolong them ten years, or indefinitely.

course this sophistry

was unavailing. Now let the Democrats resign if they see ftt. ... Thll action virtually secutei for the Suffrage Amendment the indorsement of Indiana. ^A.11 doubt of the final adoption of the amendment may now be dismissed. Our Hooeier feiends deserve special praise. We feared they were being outwitted, but they they proved an overmatch for Hendricks and company, for which all thanks.—Chicago Journal.

Varieties.

New potatoes are selling in North Carolina. Ther9 are forty-five American artists now in Kome.

The crop of maple sugar in the Northern States is unexpectedly large. I It has become fashionablo for Parisian ladies to wear wigs made of floss silk.

Haos Christian Anderson speaks four languages fluently, and reads four more. On Friday, April 9, 3, 500 live pigeons were shipped to New York from Toledo, Ohio, be express.

The Kev. W. H. Cbanning, of the Free Christian Church in London, is coming to America n«xt autumn.

The Falls of St.Anthony are gradual wearingaway, and it is said will soon degenerate into a mere rapid.

Massachusetts has had six Ministers England, the two Adamses, Bancroft, Everett, LaWrence, and Motley.

Hallibut Have been more plentiful around Nantuckot this spring than for yeaTS, and many have been takeo in boats from the shore.,,a

A Connecticut Yanlfae* has invented the art of plating with nickeL It won't bear burnishing, but may be polished. Very useful for knives.

Rogers, the sculptor^ iFeiigage^upoi) group representing Boecber, Whittier, and Garrison listening to the story of fugitive slave woman.

Gen. Butler has been proposed for Gov ernor of Massachusetts, and there is party prepared to push his ciaims to seat in the United States Senate.

The Hill paper mills at Bellows Fall Vt., have been leased for ten years $200 a yuar in gold. The lessees are go ing to make paper out, of poplar wood.

The Tuckers of Monson, Mass., are .long-lived family. Two died lately aged 96 and 100, and there are four still liv ing, of whom the oldest is 83. and the youngest 79.

The President of t^e hew Cincinnati Council madea Emeefch upon taking the chair, which the Commercial of that city calls "a cowardly ^attack on the English language." «•,

An Englishman, named Lamont, for merly M. P., intends, to start on an expe dition of his own to the North Pole this month, in a steamer he has fitted out at his own expense.

A Southern journal advises farmers to collect ihe seed of sumach, and plant tb.em like any other crop. It thinks cultiva tion would produce sumach of a superior quality to that now gathered.

The average winnings of the gambling tables at Ems, Baden, Wiesbaden, Horn burg and Manheim have for the last ten years amounted to an annual grand total of three and a half million dollar*.

The Yicksburgh Herald says that two negroes, prominent in the Radical party, went before, the Mayor of Brookaven Miss., the other day, and gravely inquir ed if Adam and Eve were both wijite men.

A history of Boston is going the rounds which describes J"aneuil Hall as the original Solomon's temple, and Boston Common as the garden of Eden, with "modern improvements." Tb^. city is named after the Boston cracker.

Kentucky furnished its Governor mansion at public expense last year, and among the items in the official report are: One euchre stand stand, $25 patent ice cream freezer, $13.50 two dozen whisky tumblers, $3 one patent churn, $14.

An Englishman, 80 years old, trieci to marry a widow,of some 60 years a few weeks ago, but his daughter, a maiden of half a centiiry, saw him on his way to church, pursued, caught him and brought him home. He eloped and married the next day.

''Beau Hickman."

Wssliington Oor. Cincinnati Time*.] Hanging about the front of the Metro politan every day, and sometimes peerjog in the doorway, for notice has been served upon bim to keep out of the hotel, is a gr&yhaired, broken-down old'man, hobbling painfully along with a cane, for he has the gout, besides several kinds of rheumatism, who has been as well known in Washington for thirty years past asibe most distinguished statesman in the land. This is the famous "Beau Hickman," or what there is left of him. His eccentricities have furnished columns of paragraphs fbrtrewspapero alt overttfe Country, though to see him now one would naturally wonder how he ever came to get a national notoriety. He couldn't have done it anywhere but in Washington. ...

IN REGARD to tho treaties, twelve, in number, which claimed the attention t)f the Senate when it convened in extra session the disposition made of them all, porhaps, was, in the main, accordant to popular opinion. The action taken upon soveral of them, however, is open to c?mmeut. Time will exemplify the wisdom of their treatment. So far aaliie Alabama claims convention, tlhVm^st important of all the treaties, was concerned, the action of the Senate upon it was indubitably in full harmony with -publio sentiment in this country and the same can also be aid of the four naturalisation treaties with' Wurtemberg, Hesse, Baden and Belgium. The postponement of a final consideration of the Isthttus Canal treaty until next December, upon somegrouids, I ^n^r entortamiag tnere i. not the v. tlightest indication of tt remaining. He voa tj\

Take him anywhere else the world and ho would simply be considered a common nttieanoe, and treated accordingly. He belongs to some rare old Virginia famiiy (tradition says) and gained the title of "Beau" some thirty years ago, when he had money, by the style be us«d to affect at the Virginia springs and other places of public resort.. He boasts of having been on terms of easy familiarity witb Clay, Calhoun, Benton, and the rest who figured at the capital when the Beau was in bis prime, and no doubt they did tolerate and patronize him. If be bad any' witia those days, or was in, jlje least manner enturtainiag, there is not the

wears a seedy half military cloak over his shoulders all tbe time his bat is of a defunct siyl(, but neatly brashed always, and cn dangles in front of him from a ribbon. There are several little points about bim that show the dilapidated dandy.

His custom for years was to collect a dollar apiece front till CdDgrtasmen and thoee who had secured Government positions in Washington, on their first arri•kl at the capital. Ha only asks for a quarter now, and is raadf to take anything that is offered, even a three-cent piece. Ha mourns over the degenerated republic, says there are no men of brainB at ."Washington any morn' He loans against a pillar of tbe hotel, and smiles scornfully on our great American statesmen as they pus, Eggleston, trader and tbe rest, and mutters words «f gloom and bitterness. Poor old Beau Hickman! He ought to be pensioned and laid away, for he i» about the only link that connects Washington present with Washington iiiW .„ .if HV-mi* st nf la »T?flyr*kh

TJITE WITHOOT A STAUT.—No impurity can infest the teeth cleaned daily with SOZODOHT. Quiday, the bark of the Chilian Soap Tree, aa article whffth poa^ sesses cleansing prtfpterties superior

those of any other knewn substance, is one of the ingredients of this peerless compound. SbzoDoHT is the only dentrifice in existence in which this salubrious botanical product is inalqnerated. .£ 21-deodlw

TOTS fame of the C3lebrated PLANTATION BITTBBS has no .parallel in the history of Medicine. Hie thousands upon thousands of bottles that are made and sold daily is but proof positive of thetr 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 compelled to acknowledge their wonderful virtues, and prescribe them under other name*. They are sold by all druggists. ,^21-dwl

MAGNOLIA WATKR.—Superior to the best imported Germaft-Cglogne, and sold at half the price. 10-dwlw

ANIMAL LIPB is full of corruption and we can only hope to escape the ills which flesh is heir toby 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 soma of its best talent to the study of medicine. While the sacrifice has not been wholly in vain, the facts elicited are few and mostly unsatifactory. Among the truths which have been elioited is this, "that if wo keep the blood pure we must be healthy." To purify the blood there is no medium equal to Morse's Indian Root Pills, 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 medicine for all Female Irregularities Liver Complaints, Indigestion, Billiousness, Disprspsia, HoJtdache, &s.

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Tbewcele'-ratei watclies wo are now Binding out by mail and express, C. O. D. anywhere wlthio the United Stausa and Canidas at the regular wholesale priet, payable on'delivery.

N- MONKI Is REQUIBEO IN ADTANCE os prefer that all thall receiee and Me tie goodt bqfior* payimgfor Ikrm.

A SINGLE WATCH TO AKI ADDRESS, $15. A CLtTB OT SIX, WITH AN EXTRA WATCH TO THK AGSKT SENDING THE CLUB, 890, MAKING&KVXN WET0HE3 yoR S»0.

Also, asoperblot of mostelegant Oroide Chains of the laleit and most ccsUy styles and patterns, for Ltdiesand Ofntlemen'e wear, ftoia 10 to 40 Inches in length, at prices of $3, $4, fG ard £i taoh «ent when ordered with watch at tbe regular wholesale prfcts.

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P.-J iii'And a fell stock of -b

FAIRBAUFKN SCALES!

We bay for cash, exclusively, an-i pay no rents, and will

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"SELL AS CJELEAB

y.«t tan' I. .1?. E A E S

Boot Leg, F*i bled, Simon Goat, etc. CALF KID—Tranch end Ameriean. PLASTERER'S HAIR.

Las tings, Hoot Bludingf, h-1 Gaiter Wob, Gorings, Lsce^,

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A Pamphlet of S2 Pages, containing a list of over 1,000 Newspapers, which are particularly recommended to advertisers, with estimate showing the coet cf any advertisement, sent free «n receipt of dump.

and letters to THE OROIDK WATCH CO.. dw3m us Fill to a Street, Kew Tork.

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Call and Investigate, at

Nos SO & 53 Main St.

C. €. SMITH & CO. aaril6dw2m

LEATHER, HIDES &C.

A.^ BURNETT,

SAGS VINE8AK ITOBltS, Cromwell, Conn.

Manafactnrft and Dealer In

Leather, Hides, Oils, Shoe Findings, and Carrier's Tools,

KOS. 144 4145 MAIN ST., TKRRK HAUTE, Ilfb.,

I Would rtspectfolly inform lils old patrons, and

1MTIT1DIV unnlm nftnn I thepubUc gon rally, that he has on hand and so A AIillAKLK MKI»H)ATi BOOK I liclts orders for tbe various kinds of goods adapted to the want] of

Boot and Sboe Mannfactnrera, Kad die and Harness Makers ft Dealers, Consisting of

Harness, Skirting, Pair and Black Bridie, Collar Leather,

Bag Leather, Line Leath-

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Newspaper Directory AUnited

COMPLi-TK LIST

NKW8PAPEBS for the

States, Territories, and British Pro

viuefl giving names, politics or general character, rubicriptiun prise, circulation, editors end publishers nimes, population and location of places where issued, Ao., is.

Alao, separate lists aWwing at a glance how mauy and whicb pap rs oiFculate more titan lu.ouo or *0,000 copies each issue, with actual figure given.

_. er Seating, Pad Skins, d'c., dcc. SOLE—Oak, Hemlock, Slaagbter, Buenos Ayrest and Ortnoso, Fiench and American Calf and

Kip Skins, Wax Upper, Buff, Grain Leather, iPebble Grain, Spills, Lace Leather, Chamois Skins, 6tc. BOANS—Cochlceal, Slarcoa, Blue, Green,Yellow and Oream. LINING SKLN3—»ft'hiie, Plot, Tellow and Bus set.

HOKOO6O—Tampico,

Ctiraoea, Patnas, Oap«

Galloons, Shoe Threads, .. ShoeDaok, Bristles, a or Cement, witl Shoe lilt,

Machine Wax, Gum Tragacantb, td^e Bleckt&g, Uaeliine Thread, Shoe BUcilnRi# and Brushes Nails, Awls and Tacks, V,

Lasts, Shoe Tree*, .. 7 Ofimpiog Boards, -rfi« DtA

?j,o-.Clamps,

Boot Trees,-

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v*C-s,,

Crimping Stnchlnes,

va He., jBtc., B.o, OILS-'Cod, Straits and Bank. Sicily, Snmac and Japonlea.

THREAD,

NEEOCES, AJTD 8KWIJTG MACHUiB TDREAD

AND SILK.

STCAStf Wr Bides, Ton, Sheep ^elts, Deer Skins, Tallow, aad Leather iu the Boogh.

Consignments always Receive Prompt Attention. -MHstf js&.ja11 in Hi'inf.

HATS AND CAfi

minims 4 usd«,1 pan B^ytrTORK BAT

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osepli C. Yates, JUST IN RECEIPT OP MLopa" Hats of etii kinds.

Bojra'Hatao! allMndst J'* Missos' Hats of all idnds, In&nts' Hats of all Icinds^ Ana at all prioea.

Hats ssada to order oa short aotlse.

THE PALL STILES,

145 Jfatn Street. Terre Hanta, lad. aovlTdtf TTQ 9*3" r' **fij Jsii to, t»ti: a&i-H tiT *V9 I

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has jost returned firom.tha Ssat with I :5 .. .ifon ij

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SIXTY DAYS! «k 1 IV (f I

W. S, RYCE & CO.,

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^reparajori torn bjii. J* ss-jir fyvifj

to mprinji^effer^ S ic» tijl

A Large and Well Assorted Stock of A-*- .*.?• ,. I uu W8SI.C

DRJ (jOODS -^r jrr-gZi&i nt #35 .. Jiiiiy-i mujp -jl «r ,(. l^ti

)5 *8 bat

CARPETS,1 'I'1

WALLPAPERS -l «•«».« .Otiv -at»

pimal

BECOBATIOITS.

Parlies wishing goods will find all eurdiftereht

i?tiA I DEPARTMENTS FULL -.v gDfflioai t,lai :i

PRICKS EXTREMELI tOW.] |j

.»•»« vaaff »w»o »A« to HWI.WMI c- ji i^oubaoo b1?W Jt-if i'a to* In

Tf f*}l f-sbiuow o-.sw »woi

ij£rcj cia*? a'c 8»sar.iq odJ Hi weoit)

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slaw *r£fw1 acf^iiuua J-H .t fvnij sJwSt

89 3lXilV'' STREET,

Manufacturers of M"

HOOPS SKIRTS,

Dealers ii, French and Domestic t.«fn70

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CORSETS

And Ladles Famishing and]

FANCY GOODS,

89.!ISain Street.' sd 89. («s^iKV to

Tbree Doors West of Edsall Co's.

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extra chaise for

tom work. All Skirts warranted for one yeai*, and repaired free of chatge.

ATTORNEY AT LAW ywj. It AND ."fi

Notaiy PatUa

Real Estate Bought and Sold.

(00 acres of laad within 6% miles of town, tor sale or exchange for city property. 6 acres miles from town, on Lock port Boa4, I forsale.

Also a nice S sera lot within one mile of 3ouVt House, for sale, would exchange for city property. Alao 2 nice lota near the city, suitable for gardening, for rent.

Also Houses for rent, tha offloe on south-east corner of 8d A Main sts., Over Bberly A Btadley's Drug Store.

Agents V7anted—$10 a

TWO 10 lAfS tOR llovd'8

PAfiirf rnmrn DODEI^ MAPS Of America assd Earepe, America asssft tbe United States of America.

Colored—in tOOO Counties.

Tavary

HKSa great Maps, now just oomDieted, shoW plaoe of unportanoe, all ftaffrnds to date ,aad the lateai alteratiai.a in the ^rarioaa Xoropeau States. These Maps ara needed fa evMy School and fam lly in the l»nd—tbey or copy Ihej spaea of ona SCap. and by aiaaos of £be Beaatsar, either side can bo thrown lrcmt, and aay part brought level to the eye. County Bighta and large discounts given to good Aganta.

Apply for Ciroulars, Terms, and sand money Sample Maps, to J. T. LLOYD, SsSldwlai aj- 330ortaads Strtft, B, J,

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SKKLY, Worth Toutk

MA8VRIC amnn mimui,

DB.A.

ABNAUD.

OmaMhrnr of Mats aad orer the National Btata Bank.

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PHYSICIAN ana tSVB GEON: omdU-ITM MM niUH s««ar«^ twttM IWv OWMt)'

Calls attaadad to night aad day, HMbnat BMMi ^KIKS

MOTELS.

JAOOB nn. aao. o. irt NATIONAL 'ooakSrirni ami KualMai TEBRE HAUTB,

JACOB nm aseiuZ™j™™jser Eunett. Tfais Honae has bean thoroughly (enilhksl. myWIwlT t' -.«?

J^AKMEBS' HOTEL,

CORKER SJNTH CBE&if STS. Oppaaita Cilwa lafttat Baisa. Hairing a larga Wagca Tart attachsd, will aaable ma to giregaaeial aatUfaoUon to tha traveling publio. D. W. KAHJIN.

rpBRRB HAOTB HOU3B, rH{

otua suaa ak» num, Terre Haute, Indiana.

Tbis Hotel UMI reoaatiy baoa refitted, aad psUts flm-clase order, ofluing MOMBMiaUoas oosnr passed h) UM State. ,T. €. ICTtn.

Pwy'r.

HOUSE. 1

ooana or nast uisssmmtsn.

Terre HAato, Iadtttna.

W: B.8B1PFITH.

(Has «r Marshall, Mcataanaa KaC-Paleetiae OaokLinsa. rrreBnia to and frooi all Trains. i«TMtl

PARK HOTEL, On tbe AMKR1CAN PLAN, Cor. Beekmtm amdJfMamuSts. tear City Malt Paa4u.~...~~Xew Tark

OEOBOB WIQflT, P^lH«tor.

N. B.—Located in tha Tory heart of tbe Wholesale basin sal. SMs ia oaa ofthe asoat oonTeintly located Botats for Merchants, Baainrsa man aad others flatting the city. Mdt:

PACIFIC HOTJUj,, J. 170,*178, 174 and 176 Orwmwleb Street, One door north of Oortlaadt, aad oM Uoek west of Broadway.

The aqieriTgned takes pleuare in annonneinc to hla naaaroua frlsaM a«A patsoaa: AMat from this date, the ohar^e of Uia PaolHo will be 92,60 pardayi

Belac sola F«priatarof thla Hosaa, aad tha^afore, free from 'the too coauaoit exaction of aa taordinato raat, kate fsUy able ssssast tfcadowaward tendency ef prlcaa without any falling off ef service.

and what is moja_JMheir adyantajie^ wlll^flad Lne'.t *h*. imm ocs»»S3

It will now, as Heretofore, be his ate to maintain undiminished the favorable reputation of tbe Paci&e, which ilhaa«figtof4 far many years, a* one of tha beat travelers' hotels. I The table will be bonntifally supplied with weqr delioaoy of tha season. Tha attaadsrte will be found efficient and obliging

Via location will be fsuad ooataaieut fte those whose basin ess celle them In the lower part of tbe slty, andof^aady acoeas to all BailioM And Steamboat

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H£RZ ARNOLD,]

(SUCCESSORS TO B. WELSZ.) I ti (,#••J 1

50 CENTS Br MAIL:

MANHOOD.

the Aatbo treats o* MlaelB It gives chsr 1 aeats to

CUB?IS

by a reaowal oT the hardy, vigoropc dpi

eon hold the rslatii 9i»rw man."—£*».

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JN BANKRU£TC^ ta DI8TBIOT OT INDIANA, 88: Notice IS hereby given that the undersigned hat been appointed Assignee of the aetata and effects of Charles M. Smltb, who has beanadjodged a bankrupt on his own petition, by the district Court of Indiana. .. .. 8dtaw3w '"SjA M.M. JOAB, Assignee.

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"There ia ao mtabnef society by whom the book will not be found tfftfbl, whether such perion ofs.hftat,lttoQitr,«r

Com os Hajraoop.—Xhia is raaliy a valuable work for poiatlog out tha diseases raaaltiag from excesses, the evils of whioh are manifest in •very insane asylum, no less thaa lathe shattered constitution of those indnlgiag. It will do much to prevent the vice, which, by its prevalence I among the young, has so mctt TirOuence on tbe present, aa on tho fatura wellbel^g ^T^nany.—

Herald. Address all oemmanioatioae, rrcow -as Th-.E.DeP, CURTIS,

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I RoHi Charles Street, fiALXlMO&B, MD.

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INIURANCKi

^NATIONAL

LIFE INSURANCE CO.,

united States of America

euimu ij 8ftciuicr ,r coneuss AmtTll JolT SS, 1888.. 71

CASH CAPITAL^....11,000,000 PAID jtiv nrix.

BRANCH OFFICKi

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First National Bank Bnildlii^ 11 •#».! PflILAiPELPHTAiji,| WhSre thi general botimsa of the Coaapaay is tnMUsotad, aad to which aJl general CQiwapoadence should be addressed. Z'" 7T" "•^7' taotS ttrt

OfFlCKRS:

CLABXKCX H. CLARK, President. 'U JAT OOOKB, Chairman Finance aad loss Oosunlttae. HENRT D. COOKK, Vice-President. IHIBS08 W. PKKT, Secretary and Actuary.

IMs (^Sfiii tflm the fbilowlsg itvsatston it to Natloaal Compaay, chaptered hy tf*. dal act of Coagress, 18W.

It a pald-ap ea#ttalofl.^WO.OOO.'^ italhra law rates of pr«ailaas. It ntralshea luce* isuimt thaa sttes compaalta for the same moacy.

It to deflaate aad eertalo la lis term. It II ahsneseapaay laererrtoatlttr. its mirtta are eieasyt ftsa snaihaiatf, There is so unntmnus reMJtkttaw policies.

Every policy son-fOrrcltahle. FMMea •sj lelsMi «Uck ft} W lN1i sared their fall sisnt, and retani ail

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impedl aeats to atarrUge, Md (xns siltear •snnsia inswi ta lis or Nervoas 6e*Ultj, BterlUtr.MdI eases of joath ud Wsahood. A Author, Br. CCUUU Hiltttwm Md. .• --'k ... .aO 'i

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ELECTION NOTICE:

To Om Vottrt' of

Che QUy 'TWre

Bamt*, VI$o

Cotmtf, Indiana Ton are hereby notified that an electloa wlO ha USld In tha levant Ward* of aa*l City of^Tem Haute oaToasday tha 4th dajof May, ISM. for the elMtlon of tha foliowla^Olty effloen, to-wit: Mayor, Harahal, TrSasaror, Olerfc, Aaaeaser aad two Councilman fram aasfe of UM S«» dillesat Wards of said City.

Tha places of votisg ia the ssvafal Wat a*, sad the offloersOfelaetlBB So beaa fcUowsj

^Wari^-»m%/5ewe^ Oarptbtar 8hot—T. A. Madisea, Iaspaetor, sadfl—anlMTSoij sad

J. 9,

Orain, Jcdges.

34 Ward—Thompaon's Oopar CSlOp—Zach. B. Boss, Inspactor, aad Martin Jad. 4tk Wsrd-Jlo. SlnriaafioaM^-Xrssan Miliar Invactor, aad Jansar. Murphy aad 1. 8, Jteefsnliler, Xadgas.

Mb Ward—Taail, s)nkas|* Oo^i Kassha* Tard —8. a.Qiift, Iaatactar.ead tsaas geaanhaiap aad J. B. Bnpa, Judgss.

Attsstf W.Haiwa, Otnt.

ST.*.'»A*A.':-UOAWNQ C-

ions ASS nwi rAUXUi im «BAUHM Boath 4th Street, oppoettaQsaSral tagteo Haase,

wto# Wtmaiw

prsalnau, ao thaitlie lasorance com oal^fhc •tercet oa the aaatui payments. Policies may he tafcea that Wlllfajr to oil'la, •wed, alter a certala aamher of years, Mfi| lift, aa aaaaal income ofoao-testth Ihsaawai aaiacdiB ihe policy.

Mo extra rate Is charged, (tor rlaks usa the Uro orfemales. It luara, aol to pay dlvfltads to pol^y koMan, hat at ao low a cost thatdlrldaadajslll he Impossible.

Circulars, Pamphlets and fail partjcaltin flTMt oa application to ihe Braeetf daw Oflhe OMpaaf,orta rcX

otxciiWATr, omo,

General Agents for Ohio aad Oebtral aad- Saatb ern Indiana. j,

J. A. FOOtS,**

a1Agent fbr Terra Haufa, Ind. Stf«

tW to -atasi. tin at Hit jaijab nA so a.^ -mi* OA

LAND ACENCT.'-« Cvf... nawj a n?'. .« 3 ossX

61MAKH0OD.—It develbps the fearfta

shoals oh which a large proporttan of human happiness is wrecked, and furnishes a chart by Which the}, may ho avoided aad eaaafsd. Fortunate for a xmntry would it be did its yontb put in practice the phllaatrophia and aoiaatiflo maxims her* laid down—oao eaasa of matrimo* trial miSert might thaa be haaiahad lrom oar land, and tne race of tha enervate be succeeded or tbe hardy. vl| olden time—London OkronicU,

Real Etntate OoluMiii^

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HENDBICH & LANG£i,

Offloe over first National Bank, 8. K. Oor^lBbf •Toorthand ALata-Strefte,

Ind. teatot*'

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Abstracts of tiile fumiflhed, Loans nogotfatod, and Money invested. JPOK SAI,K.c:"k ml »i' ji--

OIT* PBOPKBTT.

Torty Lota In Linton's Addition to Terra Haste House and lot, east Ohio street, House aad lot, ia MoJdarrai b'e AddMitiad^ House and lot in Slbioy.'a addition on 6th street, House and lot In Base's addition oa 8th street, Ilopaa and lot on Poplar, between 6th aad^th streets,

Howe aad lot on M«th 5th, hatWsaa Vhaatsut aad Linton streets. Two business Uoaaea oa Maia'attati. 1 90CHTT 7B0PBBTT. fM

Tarat «f 89 acras In Honey Qr«eh ^ownsUsw

amp. liU, wssasWtsaasi.

ITS acres in Iilntoa town S Asrsa below the Boiling Jan39dt

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TlyfANHOOD AND ft8®BL ill OF TOOTH restored la Aar W*eka. 0R, BICOBD'S £tWBN0* OF Llf X. ustorea awaly powers, from whatever oauae aristrfg na «Mti of sarly pernicious haMta, self-abase, taspoteacj and ollMate, give way at once to this wandenW nsdiciBe,lf taken re reotlona (which are reatralnt ftress knsini impossible. Sold in bottles*at 13, or'ionr tlee in ona for 9. To be had only of the a pointed agentgia America, ff. Ga&UfBM,

regalarh aooordtag-M thdiivery simple, and. nauiMLao nesa or pleasure.) fulSivN*

Aveaua, c«r. of 13th stnet, N.

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ITED STATES INTER, HAL JUEYSNU* MOT)OB 1 Notice is hereby given to the citiseaa of the Seventh OoneeHoti DWrlct'of Indiana, (eosstrrts'iog t^a Ooantlea of Ylfo, JuratlUos, |H|i, Pataaji, City, Owen, Oreaue and Sullivanfaad all persoas th.t tha Assessment Lists, with the Bataras, Varaatfoseand lianmeratloos of the Anaaal Uaroh Aeeussai 'nt of •Taaee for tbe year IMS, insiading tha Ihsosss Tax of 1MB, made by the several Assistant Assessors of said District, nnder the Act of Oongreas of tha United States of June 30th, IMA, eaMtied, aa '*4^t to prcvide Iaternal Bevehue to soppors the govern? eaent, to pay interest m-Mm Pnttte Dabt, and for

.irKss"t Kisr&rsiirMSTf James Tarrlngton, Aswsscr of said Dlstriotr-in the Oily of lerre Hants, Vigo County, Indiana. betwt«r~tnr htmrserB o'eidrtt,

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let Ward-#ta sat* llagias Hiaasi m,M. Mwas^fclasppotor.^ad yasws JjjfcqswBi aad

Q. V. OOOKBBLT, Mayor.

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o'eloch. M. of each day, from the 13th day of April, 1869, at which last date, tha undersigned, at ska i*aea afsrsaaid, wm hdw^aaassIM, aad

April, 18S9, at which last date, tha undersigned, at ska i*aes afsrsaaid, wm hdw^aaassIM, aad determine all appeals, (whicb must be in writiag, setting ferth the matter complained ot, toaclriag AssessmaaU aI said Assistant Aaaaaaora ia said IMstriot,) which asy than be prssentet^ oriUad In hia office oa or before ftnt Arte, abfab'time

MILLiNjBY^c^wao 7

yjLLIilNEKY:

nLrw. BUCKisr&HAM to the,corner ot Wmmtib

Haa naiavadSo .tha,corner

aid Ohio

ftnih aid

Streets, where sh plate stock of Va era,Ac. DiUbiS MAKlSa.laa alao been added thabaaioeea. Uavlag a competent Drees-ma-•t aasMhetiOB guara^teOdSi Ji.

BBSS MAHINe as*

Mrs. Iff. EJEDBBGC^l* •aarsmaved her 01 oak atxl. Press Making astahleshmetit to Seylor's new buiMfOrgr oa fflblo, brtweea Benrthasd Fifth sfraata. whore aha will be plaaaad to meet all who deeirtt the moat perfect worh lathis ISoa. I'-iu en' to

Vartleaiar atteatioa wUI begjese. aa hesetoibra, to tha lateat styles.

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She atoat skill fa 1 aaststaats bavahaaaMfaMl. Wedding Caatam«e, Ban and Party Drews, urea's

Childxaa's CSaaKa and Imeaaa msraa-

actared with pcoaptnjeassnd djsya^h.^j^f

VK'tet-ttimttMi*