Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 May 1869 — Page 2

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DAILY^ EXPRESS

TEBJIK HAUXK, INU.

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Saturdif Morning, Haj 8tM, liH.

ikeligioiu Freedom lit fxoltlns scene in the Spanish Cortes. Iiovers of religions toleration on this "~^»ido of the Atlantic—»nd despite many indications-of a spirit of deep-rooted intolerance, we would IWnhopa tb»t tolerance 'is still the gerfferal rfil^-are intefcested in tbe rapid strides which haye bean made by the progressive party in Spain. Olf %"$&< The,reportofVreoent di&sussion 'pi the

Cortes, on the question of establishing a

.. Sute religion has heightened and vivified oar conceptUn ciftlTe ^aSt chango going on in the land aukdeJMBoas and infamous

t^e

Inquisition, a land whose inhab^

JL—itante groped in moral and blind bigotry long after other Enropean nations were disenthralled, and where the moat awful crinies attd festering cbrrap-

tion have been sheltered behind the name of "the-religion of Christ." During that' discuesion Senor CAgTELAB, in' reply to the Church rspresentiaU ]3ia» Cenor MAHTKBOLA, delivered a speech which will be preserved in the'.archivee of mankind not lees for its array of facts than for its almost matchless eloquence* Here Is his magnificent peroration:

Does Senor Manterola believe the terrible dogma that the children are respoh Bible for the sins.of their fathers? Does Senor ilan»efola Relieve that the Jews of to-day are the Sjptme as those who crucified Christ? I do not believe it! I am more ot a Christian than to do so. Great is God In Sinai! The thunder preceeo» him The lightning accompanies Him I The light envelope* Htm.' Tne ^arth trembles 1 The mouMaihs a/e*tprL in pieces I But there is a Gqcgreater aud grander I Not the majestic God

Sinai, but the humble God pi

Calvary. The God nailed to a Croat, wounded, transfixed, *, crowned with thorns, gall on His Jips, and 'yet Saying: "Father, torgive thorn forgiVe my murderers forgive my persecutors,' for they know not what they do. Great is the religion of Power, but greater is the religion of Love I Great is-the religion of implacable Justice, but gteator is ttfe religion of the pardoning mercy. And I, in the name of that religion —I In the name of the Gosjflel, come here to ask that you will inseribfc'-^n the front of your fundamental oojie 'iJJeBg.ious liberty I"—that is to say, "Liberty, fraternity and equality among ill mankind."

A correspondent of thd New York Times, who was present in the Chaofberj gives the following vivid description of the scene that ensued- He says- "It is impossible to describe^the jjJFeci of this peroration and the scene wETch occurred as the gifted orator sat down. The ap plause was immense, eleotrical and repeated again and again. As be flung Vi "himself, almost exhaust^, i§f6 his seat, he was instantly eurrounded bydoaens of his

Republican friends,- some grasping his hands, others embracing him, and others even kissing him. Tears we£e even seen running'down tnan'y a cheik, not only Among the Deputies, but in the diplomat and press tribunes abovo. Impelled, as it were, by one .common impulse, the memberB of tfie majority including JFioDEKOLA and others of the Ministry, left their seats and, rushing oyer to CASTELAB were quite aB^demonstrative in their approval as the Republicans. They in their turn shook his hands,' embraced him kissed him. The excitement even extended itself to the President of the Cham ber RIVEBO. Hastily ringing his bell he declared the session over, and the next moment descending from his 'tribune saw him embrace ftantir CASTELAB and kiss him on bath cheeks.

"The speech has been the universal topic of conversation ever since. !ln the streetB, in the clubs, and in the press has been justly lauded as the death-blow to religious ^intolerance, and to the pow er.of the clergy in Spain. Even ..the newspapers which may be said to be th most anti-republican,L and whifih have hitherto always advesely criticised the speeches and ideas of CA8WL\^are full of commendation of this last effort, and boast of him as a 'national glofyj'l'

It is cheering to road in late cffBledis patches that the article of the Spanish Na tional Constitution*, guaranteeing liberty of worship, was adopted "by the Cortelon the 5th instant by the decisive vote of 164 to 40. This is progress.

CHICAGO, which is "great in all other matters, is peculiarly so in providing for the education of her children. The Board of Education of that city has sent its es. timates of expenditures for the ensuing year to the Common Council Among the items are $500,000 to build fltteen new brick school-houses and $167,000 for sites for the same. These school-houses will give accommodation to about 12,000 cbil dren. It is estimated that there are now upward of 20,000 children in the city who ought to be and are not attending schoo because of the ^ant of school building At tho last Legislature, the Commo11 Council was authorized to issue school bondi for this purpose to tbe extent of $700,000. Tne buildings proposed to be erected are to consist of five sixteenroom, and ton twelve-room structures—all to be substantially constructed of biHick.

GENEBAL QUMADA, the newly-ap-pointed generalissimo of the armies of revolutionary Cuba, is a soldier by birth and training. Por some eight years or more of his life he has served with distinction in the armies of Mexico, enjoying high command and a brilliant reputation. His celebrated flank movement at Bayamo, executed some months ago, and whose details are yet fresh in the public mind, stamps him as a soldier of first merit. In more than one refipect, physically and mentally, be resembles Gen. SHIBMAV. His selection for supreme military command inspires confijnce and insures fighting.

No BKTTKB appointments have been made by the present Administration than those of AUKS H.

MCNKLIT

of Bvant-

ville, as Assessor, and DB.

LBWIS

AHDBXW

of Princeton, as Collector of tbe

First Revenue District of Indiana-

COMMENTING on the Indiana divorce lawirche Cincinnati Chronicle says they 'have been so amended recently as to require double tha amount of peijury fSr non-residents to avail themselves of their provisions that was formerly required."

In this connection it may not be impertinent, to remarkthat a clergy man of ohr acquaintance, who is an adept in the art oftypg Jbe Hymeneal" knot, and who does an extensive business in that line,' confidently claim that the couples'wbom he married "never apply for a divorce." He expressed a willingness to warrant his work "for one year at least."

Wfc'Aai gratified at such an exhibi tkm of gopd fease and sound discretion on the part of the Postmaster General as ane evinced by the appointment of Ad jutant General W. H. H. TEHBELL to the position of Third Assistant in the Postoffice Department As one of the most efficient business men in the country OYN .T«KBFLL will prove -'the right man in the right place.V a If .all of Mr. CBKSWELL'S appointments have been as judi ciouSly made', we may reasonably hope that his adinihistraUon will be as success fnland honorable as WAS that of Mr

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Appletens* Journal*!

The netrs and periodical dealers of the City are in receipt of number seven of mis new literary journal, Which is having such a remarkable ,sale. It contains a further installment of VICIOB HUGO'S stO' ry, 'The Man Who Laugns,' besidesother interesting matter. Accompanying it is a fine cartoon, a view of Caitle Garden *ud New York JBay, and is really a su piirb picture, worth several times the price charged for it. It is the best large wood out engraving we remember to have seen Che scene is a very picturesque and spirit 8cTone, and, if the engrhving were prop Bfly mounted and frained, would make striking picture for the wall.

WBHAVSseen in ourcoatemporties re cintly, a number of squibs directed at the jhief of these Administration at Washidgton for'taking care of his friends but iidnot suppose nepotism had been carried to6uchan extent as to.appointsto office the tenaota of the. cradles to.be rocked in the next century until we read in the Ei, ^uurerthis morning that "all the Repub noan -Senators ae well as Grant, have put their relatives in office duwn to the tenth generation."—Gin. Chronicle).

Bomance in Real Life. Iowa paper of a recent date gives the particulars of a romantic story which borders somewat on the marvellous. Years ago a Pennsylvania farmer loved and married a charming young girl that lived near him. After the marriage time passed on, and soon the farmer con tracted a taste for liquor, which frequent ly got the best of him. His wife remon strated with him, which on oce oc ciseion ended by tbe husband stabbing her, with a butcher tnife. He left pre cipitately, supposing be had killed her and hid hipaself in the West, where in a few years he became a prosperous and wealthy merchant. The wife in tbe meantime re covered^ and after living alone for five years married again. Her husband how ever, died at tbe expiration of a year, and she also went to tne West. Then the incredible part of tbe story appeared. The parties met-again after their long sepa ration, and became intimately acquainted but neither recognized the other. An en gagBttferiii^entered" into, which results in marriage and, upon the wife disrob ing in the evening., be notices the scar made by his hand many years ago, and suddenly recognizes her as his wife of former years. Here is a chancel for story writers. 1

Fred. Douglass and the Haytlan Mission. To the Editor of the Rochester Union

My feelings are of little importance to the public, yet if they are made the sub jeot of public remark you will agree with me that they ought to correctly described You will, therefore, please allow me say in your bolumns that I do not feel slighted by the present Administration at Washington. I have neither sought desired nor expected the Haytian mis sion. No rspirations-for the office question have been disappointed. The thing of which I have complained was telegram, repeated in various form's, from Washington, stating that Fred. Douglass had written to his friends at Washington that he would not accept the Haytian mission—that he could not afford it—thst he had made up bis mind never .to leave the country, &c. 1. I objected to this because it placed me in a false and ridiculous position, am not so weak and foolish as to decline publicly an office which has never been tendered me. 2. I objected to it because it placed me before the country as measuring my du ties strongly by the one oriterion of "dol lars and cents/' and gives an exaggera ted impression of the pecuniary value my present vocation. 3. I objected to it because it represent ed me as being so absurdly patriotic that I would not leave the country for any purpose, however important, and because it was calculated to remove me from tbe list of colored men who would accept flee tendered by President Grant. I am a modest man, but am perfectly compe tent to decline or accept office, if lender ei, without the assistance of officiou friends, who have pro:umed to act for me in this instance.

Respectfully your?, FRKPEBICK DOUGLASS.

MUKDKKOA THE OHIO.

Friend Betrayed, Murdered Thrown overboard.

Tbey left work on the line o| the railroad, went to Cincinnati, put togother what money they had and purchased a boat, stocked^ it with goods and sturted down tbe Ohio river on a trading trip. While they were fitting out the trip, Scanlan lured the wife of Thompson from him, and it was alleged that the two were living on intimate terms. One day Thompson caught his wife and Scanlan in such a place es to fully confirm his suspicions. Incensed at this he drew a hatchet and struck Scanlan ovor the head with it inflicting a very severe wound. Scanlan wa« confined to his bed for a number of days, and, after getting well the mattter was apparently Fettled and the party continued on their tradine trip.

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Nothing more waa heard of the party until a few da^s since, when the woman Catherine Wicks returned to the city and gave thH"iiyformatun, that cn tho fontteenth of March, ScanlanTassisted by Mrs. Thompson, had murdered Thompson on the boat when it Was on this side of the river, a short distance above Evansville. She related the facts as we have given them"fibove, aBd slaTedftirtber that after Thompson jrasmurdered, Scanlan tied a rock around the neck of the body, out it in a skiff, went out into the river and sunk

Upon this information a warrant was issued for the arr©3t of the parties, which js now in the hands of the officers. Where

the

parties have gone is not known, as they have left the boat.

Gleanings.

A Western critic wishing to say the handsome thing about Parepa-Rosa, calls ber "a washtubfull of melody."

A St Louis husband put his wife's head under the hydrant for a few minutes recently, to satisfy the neighbors.''

The English papers are discussing the momentous question whether the Bishop of Cork said Mr. Gladstone might gaJ^o the or to the wall."

The Cincinnati Commercial congratulates the people of that city upon having chosen a prosecuting attorney for the Police (Jonrt-who can speak English correctly.

Amofig the Court files at Taunton, Mass., is the finding of a Coroner's jury which concludes that the said

came to his death by the visitation of tne aforesaid God." Among tho new round hats worn by ladies, the "bee-hive,"' the '"shepperdess," and tbe "bomb shell' are said to be the most popular.

Austria has 3,000,000 acres of virgin forests, produced by planting, which are estimated 10 be worth several hundred millions of florins.

The Hon. Brick Pomeroy is recovering nis health. He puts up 56-pouud dumbbells easily, and snuffs a candle at thirty paces witn a revolver.

Two colored gontlQmen settled an affair of bonor inJ3aVaniiah, Gi., tho other day by a "butting contest." No great amount of damage done.

Under tbo title of "Another Sign of •peace," tho Opinion Rationale of Paris mentions that the French Minister of War js experimenting on the Rhono with a Dew system of gunboat.

German actors aud actresses are couponed by tbe Austrian journals against .'coming to the United States. They say the best have, but moderato success, and the majority none at all.

The season Is at least three weeks earlier than usual in Montana, but the fall of snow on the mountains was so small that a season of very low water on tho Missouri aU'-sumqier is feared.

The Wibnmgtm (Del.) Commercitxl says: "The city prison at Hoboken, if all that is said of it is true, is really worse thaa'that of Wilmington. We advise America to recall its missionaries and set them to work converting home heathens."'

So sore are the Wisconson hop raisers over the failure of that interest, that local paper says that any one who shotfld offer to sell hop roots to a Saufc county man, would get his eye punched for the insult.

Emile de Girardin has just been challenged by Anatole de la Forge. In re ply he proposes that each should take a ream of paper, a bottle of ink, and a box ofpenr, and that the combat should last till paper, ink, and pens are used up.

An olive oil refinery has been established in San Francisco. The supply of crude oil is obtained from San Diego, Lou Angelor, aDd other places in the southern portion of the State, where tbe olive tree flourishes luxuriantly and its cultivation proves Very remunerative.

A resident of Treasure City, in the White Pice mining region recently died and a man asw hired to dig his grave When the funeral cortege arrived at the spot they were informed by thegravedig' gerthat behad struck a splendid lead and bad staked off a claim, and ho refused to allow the tedy to be buried in the hole he had dug.

A Washington letter writer reports that recently an Ohio Congresman receiv eia patili signecjoy 300 persons asking the appointment ot a woman as Postmaster, and three days later had re ceived twenty-five confidential letters from the signers, informing him that she was not fit for tbe place, and that tbey had not the courage to refuse to sign her papers.

Three prizes were offered in Francs last year, one for the best opera for the Opera»Comique, one for tbo best opera for-tbe TheatrerLyrigue, and a third for the best libretto. Sixty operas werosent for the Opera^Comique, forty-threu for the Theatre-Lyrique, and 168 libretti were put in competition- The libretto se [ected is in the bands of 208 composers, of wnotn the most successful will als.i get a Jurgeprize.[

Concert Hail, at the corner of Court and Hanover streets, Boston, now about to be partially demolished, was erected in 1766,.aud is perhaps the oldest building devoted topublie entertainments in thu United States. For many years it was thejnost popular place of resort in BoBton for dancing assemblies, public dinners, caucuses, club meetings, and exh tions of various kindr. John HanCjck and other prominent men of the last century mndo frequent use of it for social and lestive gatherings.

Golden hair fluids bave rocent'y been the sul j' ct, of continued investigation by Hn English chemist, who, *after a careful aniilysi!, asserts that they are composed of dilute nitric and muriatic acids, with ices, in some instances, of sulphuri ®3d. Tto g^

and

Fiom tho Loqlrrillo Sen, May 1. We have just been informed of the particulars of one of the most horrible murders that has occurred in this part of the country for a number of years. Some motah* ago David Thompson and his wife Mary Thompson, alias Shields, were indicted in our City Court for keeping disorderly .house, after which they went up on the line of the Louisville and Cincinnati Railroad, where Thompson worked for a short time. While there they fell into the company of James Scanlan, alias Dennis Kean, and a woman by the name of Catharine Wicks. After a short time tmy agreed to form a partnership for the purpoae of trading.

Written for tfa« Daily SB

proprietor of thie

jiu ds anuo noe ,t the preparations ar. harmles?, j'ti luemnces hav« been report»d of Indies being n.jur.d by drops of the hair dye falling on their (boulders. The agent to eflVct, tbe change in the Oolor of tbe hair is the nitric acid, niced by the chlorine evolved by the decomposition of the muriatic acid.

Tho most riotous place in this country is tho Sing Sing Penitentiary. We don know how many outbreaks have taken place there within a year past, aud as for the number of cases in which prisoners have escaped, we have no means of com putation. At tbe same, time we hear of all sorts of cruel punishments by inhuman keepers and in these tho public only take an interest when the death of some victim has been tbe result... _Governor Eoffman.is a native of Sing Sing, aad ooght to be thoroughly posteid about things in that locality. We call upon him and upon tbe Legislature to find some remedy for the anarchy that constantly prevails within tho prison walls. —N. Y. Times.

In the upper counties of Virginia, peanutes will take tho place of tobacco to a large extent the comiDg soasoc. The peanut culture lias grown up almost entirely Einco the war, and its present mag» itude may be chiefly ascribed to the fondness contracted for theso nuts by the soldiers of both armies, who occupied by turns tbe section of country in which they were' cultivate!- A deinanJ for them sprang up immediately after the disbandment of tbe military. The crop has become the most profitable grown in Eastern Virginia. The average price for last year's crop cannot have been Jess than $2.50 a bushel.

Tell me, ye nwrry tiirdf Thitisu4 my pathway *tng, To cbter my troubled hiart,

And welcome back the sprint,. That view the Somthern vale*, The Northern hilli and plain*,' Which month do yon love beet

JTiom spring to epriac ante »-r:—

Thetark was now WarMlagJiee ililwlBlJay. And ihe eweetly responded "loTelyHay.

T«U me, thoa playfal child With eyej eo bright and fair, K' re fleeting yearanan

Doth triumph on thy trow, Which month doth seem to thso iwoe Most gay and loTely now The child was enjoylng"hi* mirdttal play, And he cheerfully answered "''Happy May."

"YOUR LOTION ha3 cured me of Tetter (or Salt Rheum) on my hands of thirty years standing.' writes Joseph Kistler, of Danville, Ind., who has been using Palmer's Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion, [dwlw

":Tis

TBUE,'tis

pity, pity 'tis Irue,"

that mankind will pass by unheeded the warning, symptoms of disease and neglect the remedies to restore health, until it has so far advanced that is often impossible to obtain relief. We have been shown the formula.of Judson's Mountain Herb Pills and believe them to be the best and simplest of medicines for Billious, dis orders, Liver CboiplaintB, Female Irregu larities, &c. They are prepared with great caution and will save many a doctor's bill if used in time, As an universal family medicine they are un&ur passed. Give the. Mountain Herb Pills a fair trial and we warrant you will nevever be without them. Sold by all dealers. [5,dwlm

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At the Teutonia Hotel,

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Pure Copper DietilUd Bourbon and Byo tTkliky sold at the Bar, ami mo other, Whisky sold by the gallon, quart and pint.

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The Winter'ssnow and sleet, Te witnesses so true,Of cloudy month's and bright, Which sjems most gay to yon

Every star now shone with a silver ray, And thuy softly whispered 'lis geptle

Ne'er teach that happy home

Then speed, dark years, with sorrow in yonr way, Waft my soul to the land that is always Hay. C.W.J.

The way our troops are "civilizing off the face of the earth" the Alaska Indians father beats anything in our previous history. Both our army and navy have gone at them this time, and they have gloriously "destroyed various villages and stockaded forts" of the ancient inhabitant,—of the poor littlestumpy troglodytes who have owned tbeN snow-clad region and lived on its fish ever since the days of Noah. We are told that in this case, it was thought better to destroy the huts than to execute the people, as they place little value upon their lives, but will fcr dreadfully for want of shelter. This is altogether shocking. It is about time now for General Grant to do what be threatened some time ago—-withdraw our troops from Alaska altogether, if they cannot govern it without killing off tbe few icy-fingered Kakes who give life and diversity to its vast ^now-covered soli*, tudes. v.. mmmmm—w——

The Agrlcnltural College. The Senate of eur Legislature passed a bill, a few days ago, accepting the propc' sition of Tippecanoecounty and Mr. John Purdue, of Lafayette to donate $150,000 to the Agricultural College fund if the institution should be located at the Battle Ground in that county, and called the "Purdue Institute." Teiterdaylhe House by a nearly unanimous vo.te concurred,* and this long homelesatcthooi, hai ft-Jast found "a local .habitation and a name." It might have done better without the latter but tbe pupils will suffer no obstruction in tbeir studies from the emaciating effect of a rich man's name on the dignity of a national benefaction. Mr. Purdue pays well for the sort of immortality he has got, and if the State chooses to pass over to him the credit, that -should at least be divided with the General government we are contents—Ind. Journal.

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TAg.^wat?rrnj

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're fleeting year a hare stamped Thy brow with grief and can, While pleasure's ardent ray

Xh/kt Coughwill Kill you,"

Tell me, ye stats of night, Whose light my heart doth greet, r» Who Tiew our pleasant spring, .2

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Which gtree you most delight ",

Ah 1 now I thonght of days, Of days long past and gone When grief ne'er reached my heart,xiisi''

When visions brightly shone TH1 me, my troubled heart. a Why all those joys have fled

My heart filled with sadness and gloom, then did say, 'Emblems of thy life were those joys ofMay."

Still my heart responded I bade me "watch and pray"

And

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And sorrows never come, That trouble, grief, and care.

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MILITARY CLAIMS..

JITARY FOB 1869.

M1L]

CLAIMS—CABD

DAVID S. DAHALDS0JI, Military Attorney, Notary and Claim Agent, Regularly Authorized and licensed. Office—Farrington Block,

N. E. Corner Public Square, TJr STAIBS, FIRST DOOB, TEBRE HAVTK, ISO. Pension Claims Prosecuted, Arrears of Pay Procured,

BOUNTY MONET COLLECTED,

DEEDS EXECUTED, Yeucktri Made out and Pernio* Money Drawn firm Any Pemirn Agtncy in the United Stale*.

PBOTJKSTS IS8UKD, Bought and Sold, Land Warrants Assigned, and Defective Assignments Corrected. •^Beferto Merchants, Bankers aa Citizens generally, and to any one of the thousand whose olaims have been obtained by me.

JsSdwtf D. 3. DANALDSON

pRICB 50 CENTS BY MAIL.

MANHOOD.

One Hundred and Fifty fourth edition ot this medical essay, revised and published by the Author, Dr. tuRTIl. This valuable work treats on tbe cause and carc of premature decline In man it gives a clear synopsis of the Impediments te marriage, and exemplifies results of many years practice in the treatment or Nervoas uemlity, sterility, and Secret Diseases of youth and manhood. Address ihe Author, Dr. CUBTlS, Baltimore, Md.

r. Extract* Jrom Sevietct of Ihit Work. CURTIS OR

MANHOOD.—It

to*1he

best imported German Cologne, and Bold at half the price. 10-dwlw

4 fc f"|

I'halon's Paphlan JLotion

for Beantliying tlie.sMN and OOHPLKXlOHf KemovM all BBUPTI0N8, FRECKLES. PlflPlKB, MUTB BLOTCHES, TAt, etc,, aad readers

TUB SKIN SOFT, PIAB and BLOOMING. for LADIES in the NdBSBBT It Is lavalnable. for OBNTLBHBN afterSUAVUfH It has BO eqaal. "PBAPIAN LOTIOV Is the only reliable rei edy for Diseases and blemishes of the BKIN.

develops tbe fearlu

shoals on wh.ch a large proportion of lmmau happiness Is wrecked, aud turuishea a chart by which they may be avoided aud escaped. Fortunate for a ouutry would it be did itsyoutn put into practice tbe pbilautrophlc and ecieut flc maxims here laid down—anu causa ot matrimo nlal* misery might then.be bauiji 'jd rum onr land, and the race of th- nornate be succeeded by a renewal of the hardy, vlgu:uus spiriu of the olds a timb.—London Chronicle.

"There is no member of society by vthum the book will not be fouod usaful, wbothor such per son hold the relation ot a I'aren', Tercriptor, or Clergyman."—Sun. ».

CCBTIS ox MAHHOOB.—This is -realty a valuable work for poiuriug out tho dis«?a ve resulting from excesses, the eviis of which »re manifest in every lusane sey mm, no less thin In the (hattered constitution of those iuu ul^iu4. It will do mucti to prevent the\ice, which, by its prevalence among the young, has so much influence on the present, aa on the future wo:lbeing of many.— Herald.

Address all oommanicatioDs, Dr. E. DeF. CURTIS, -ii kfSNo.68North Charles Street, aplidly -in-« BAt'liiOLE, atD

HATS AND CAPS.

BW TORK Ii AT STUBS

Joseph C. aten, JUST IN REOKIPT OK ,.. Mens' Hats of tvli Jkinda.

Soya' Hats

all kinds,

MLiMeo* Hats

all liinOv.

Infanta' Hats of all kirn da.

Ana at an ptidSs. :. r.

Hats msbe to ^rder Ml »srt noilo., Ooms and see .-,4.. THE FALL 145 Afain Street. aov STdtf

UTOKB and MAKB LB WOEKS

WALTER & isPPISGHOUSEl*.

Stone Building Work, Italian Harble and

Scotcli Granite Monuments

Harble, 81ate and Iron Mantels, and _. Orates.

Steam Works and Shops on OHKBBY St., between 8th and 10th, near Main. for specimens of our work we aefer to Deming's Block. MeZropoiitan Block, Cory's and Sage's -Buildings, XiKtional Ststa Bant, New Postofflee, Me Oregor's and Deming's Konnments, 4 o., ice.

«T

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The f8thooBtlng nam ber of the Illustrated

Wee tern World, printed In oil colors, will be the

Vtim

sinoe the art ef ptiatiag waa dis covered. Ke-

member, it hrthe only paper la ihe^otld whose

illustrations are priiited ia trombone to seven

distinct oMors at a slagle impianioa. A aide {torn the beautlfal Uluitratiens which accompany: it weekly ertry number is replete wtth [lowing Bomances, Love and Histrionic Tales, is a it companion of every flreeide—the *agaaine of every branch of literature—the champion of all noble tnduetries—the support of the firmer, merohant, artisan, and the ednestion«f the muses. Send to tpaolneo oopiee. Sold bT all newe dealcira. dabscriptlon S3 per annum. Address THE' WlSTKfilf yOBLD OU-, Oor. Park FlaoeandOoUege i*Uoe.

P. O. Bos 4.^29, Mow Yotk.

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MENDELSON'S NATIONAL

BANK JfOl'E REPORTER AND FINANCIAL GAZETTE. A. €0H.\, PUBLISHER. Offlee 7« Nassaa fit. K.I

P*ports and discTibos Counterfeits so aQ.curat4 iy that tie poorest judge may detect them quotes Bauks and Bank officers also, Price Currents of various merchandise, and of the N.'Y. Stock Exrhabge, besides oth^r valuable information.— Subscriptions may csmoience with any month. MOHTBLT (per tauum),. $l.tO. SBMI-MOSTHLY (perabuu'm) 93.00. AU Ktters itiUit be addreesed to A. OOdN, Publisher, 76Natsau Street, New York. Letter Box 5196...

AGENTS WANTED For anew and intensely interesting Book, en

tltled

OUR STEW WEST By Samuel Bowles. A velum* of travel', experience and observation wich Vice-President Colfol, between tbe Uissonri ltiver and th» Pacific Ocean. Splendidly 111ms trated.

It trill outsell all ot\er Hooka,

bend for

Circular. Extra commissions given.' J. A.'STODOA&D A 0o„ Chicago, 111.

•BATENTS.—mailn A Co., Editors SOIIH TIFIO AMiaiOAN, 37 Park Bow, Maw York.— wenry three years' experience in obtaining AMKBiOAN aad E0BOPKAN PATBNT8.

Opinions no charge. A pamphlet, 108 pages of iaw and Information free. Address as above.

SkrCaTT

In stronftau flexibility "a:.ia colbra ansar^aesod. For

Kachtno uso eqajfl to anj* thread miido, an tor hand sewing better tbaii any throe coit thread in the market.

THEPAISLEYSILHS

xe made expressly for manaftwrturing ant hmlly use from superior stoolc. Wamnitei W1 Biz es and pnrc dye. Aslc for Paisley.

LO«K HAVES, PA.

fifesaas. L»PPIKOO«T A BAKEWKH, Pittsburgh,Pa. Genf».-—We have been using your make ot Gang I Saws in our Mill, and Una them, in point of quality, superior to any we have ever used.— Yours, io. SHAW, BLAPCHABD A CO.

Lippeucott & Bakewell's

Patent Ground,

Patent Temper,!

•a

(8TAMPKD) .iac

1 I I A

SAVS.il

JAMISTOWM, N. X.

LIPFINCOTI A BAXEWBLL:—We have no trouble with your Saws tbey don't need to be lined up with paper we put them on the Mandrel and they go right along.

Temper perfectly uniform and quality unsurpssstd. Bespectfully, CHA8. A. FOX-. LIPPENC0TT & BAKEWSLL,

BILLS

for CHUKOH, ACADEMY, FAOTOBT, FABMFL Ice. The loudest, best, and purest toned made. They ne?er break, every SABMKB wants one, at from 35.00 to $15,00. Large Jells for Churches Ac., at reasonable prices." Fair discount to the trad°. Address, Will. ft J. H. MEBBIN, Fredericktown, O. ra.

OR, IRISH'S

O A W A E E

A Delicious, Healthful, Temperance Beverage. Extracts supplied for Fountains, for terms and, circular send to 1B. lBtall'S Ottawa Beer and Family ftledlolneUanufactnring Co., No, 31 Ful. ton Street, Brooklyn, New Tork.

The Best Sporting Gun in the WorldS KOPEK'SLoading

American 13 dfc 16 flange

"reeth B*peatln| SHUT OIJN, Improved by C. Ms arsNcaa. Invantor 01 the mjus Spsucer Bifle. IrlttINQ FODK SHOTS IN TWO difiCOKDa, using ordinary ammunition. Manurautnred by BOP SB SPOBTIHG AKilS CO., Amherst, Haas. 8«nd (or descriptive circular, giving prioe list and testimonials.

WANTED, AfiESTS.^.S,^? where, male "ana female, to introduce thoGKNUNB IMPBOVKD COMMON SIKBJE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind, brsid and embroider in a must suporior mmrn-r. Pries only J18. fully warrante 1 for five years. We will p»y SlOt/Q tor any machine that will saw a stronger, more beautiful, or mare tlasiij seam thn ours.WIt makes the "KlaUc Loek Stitch."— Every socon stitch can be cut, and still the cloth oan not be pulled apart without tearing ii. We pay Agent* from 576 to S$00 per moath and pensea, or a Commission from which twice that amount can be made Address SKC0MR A. CO.. Pittsbargh, Pa., Boston, Ma s., or St. Louis, Mo.

Cantlon.—D, apt bi imposed upon by atber parties palming off worthlers cast-iron machines under the sane name or otherwise Ours la tbe only genuine and really practical cheap machine manufactured.

11 KM 0FFEBS TO A6BN1S mo

Fell

STli.E^ T-r- fudl

PALMEB'8 EMEBT GB1NDEB for MOWEB and BEAPEB KXiVKS, and AU. kuGED TOOLS. It OUTLAdTS tte Gringstone, and CUTS FASTER WITH LESS POWKB.— Weighs but 20 POUNDS and is cheap and convenient. W TKBilS TEBT LIBKBAL and sslrs Urge aid immediate. To secure anagency, addrtsj, JAY E. STOBKE, Toledo, Ohio.

0HLT ORE DOHA! The newly invented pock* pi it a *ith*r lady or gentlemen. In handsome, metal cate, white dial gilt lettered, bras! movements, sonad and serviceable with kry complete. A true permauent indicator of time

warrautod lor t»o year* post-paH to any part of I the TJ. 8, on receipt of One Dollar, or three for $-'.60. If satisfaction Is not giy«i, money refunded. Address W. SOOTT A PAUL, *7 Chatham street, New Tork. The Oro|4e IKitch »16. P.O. orders and registered letters enly received.

WANTED—AGENTSKMITTlStl BACHISt Price |a6. Tha simplest, cheapest and best Knitting Machine ever Invented. WiU knit 38,000 ttitcbe* per min. I ute. Liberal Inducements to Agents. Address AMEBIOAN KNITTING UACHIHE CO., Boaton, Mass., or St. Louis, Mo.

ASK yonr De'ter or Drnggbt for SW£KT |IIUUE-it eaaaU (Mtter) Quinine. Is made only by P. HTEABNS, Chemist, Detroit.

J£1

NEW APVItTllHilliy.

•SOOA Addreas IT. S. PAIXO CO.

4 Ml MM Prepared to tairtsstl Jassss •=mr-—"T" tSelr hoaea, tke whala •fltir QSIif ir, ttt Olspare mosents. Busloeas new, light and proBtlity oaatt to |5 par avraiag, la easily bypanoaiof aitfewa*x,aultfe« boys aad (Iris earn nsarl/ aaanchaa Ben. Oreat lndurements are oKscad. tteaa who will devote their whole time to tft* VMtness and, that every parMa who Bayaeatfcls Mttoe, My asad me their address and teat the business •alte tke foU*wi«c an. not wall satWIed with latiaOed with tte business, will tend tl to pay br the troohlaofwritinc «e. Jrull parttealars, aireetteas. Me., sent free. Baa pie •ant by Mail for 10 e'u. Address X. O. AUltl, A^«urta,Ha.

themselves, 1 ®a all who

enarga. .« MM M. return tke poatage.dreas PHlLAMTttBOS, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.

IkKiPtms. «ATABBHr*iOOPTU A lady who. had suSered for yeara trom Deafness, Catarrh and Scrofula, was oared by a simple remedy. Her syapathy and gratitude prompts bar fee sendshe receipta tree ef charge *0 any one similarly afflicted. Address Mrs. M. C. LUDITT, Hoboken, M.J.

HINTS TO TUB MABBIO and tksae abont to Harry, hend stamps for aamphlet. ]»TS. It A. WINfctOW A CO., V. O. Box 3308, N. Y.

nJWnTBABS' BxpeHeace la the Treatment «T Oraaleaadsexnal Mseaass. a Pk$noio«ioaI Vi*»oA Moriipgr.—Tbe cheapest book ever published—containing nearly 800 pages, aad ISO flu plates and eagravingstbaanatomy of the human organs in a state of health aad disease, With a treatleaoh early e*it«s, lta Seplsrsble consequences upon the miad and body, with#the author's planor treatment—the only rational and .auoeeasfal taodtigr cure,asahowaby a report of casw treated. A truthful ad vis sr to th'emariied aad tbcsaOMtampUting msriiace wko etiterUlD doubtn of tbeir phyeioal condition. Sent frca at -postage-to any address on reotipt Of 96 «entsf la stamp or postal currency, by aadressing Dr. LA OBOlX, Mo. 31 Kaldea Lane, Albany, M. T.— The anchor may be coasuited upon any of the duwases upon which bis books trsat, eithar personally or by mail, and medic Inea seat to any part of the world.

MarrudLaiiet Private Cowtptmion contains the desired itforn ation. Bent free tor two stamp*. Address Has. C. Hut r, Haaoter.Pa.

AVALCABIiE MEDICAL HOOK! CONTAININGJMPOBTANT PHYSIOLDOtOAL lMfOBUATtoM to young men oontasplaiing Marriage, HSI free

receipt of 25 cents Ad

dress the OHKMtCAXi INSTITUTE, 43 Clinton Plaoe, M. IT.

IN THE! HMD TP

Yon cannot aflbrd to pay three' or four noftts on at ticles of necewary uss,when by sending Olnb to

FARKEB ft CO^S

6BEAT OKI DOLLAR SALE

Of DBT GOODS, LI SENS, PAAift!i^ ALBUMS HOSIEBY, aiLYKB LATtD WAB*,7lW£llY, CUTLBBY, FKINOH ana OB&MAM TAMCY QOODB, or every desoilptlon, you can purchase any thing ia their immense stock for

One Doll&P J3ach, 'Tiieseorst'of oar lowiprtoesta thU:—We have a very larjfe Cash Capital,and haya bayirs la all

thus saving the oomunef tjiep lmporter_or qommlsslon '^llsrchaht,

W We want Agents In every town to whom tbe fallowing Commissions will be paid T2BMS TO AOSMia. I Ijig ,.

Vor a Club sfMsatlkra ofian*-21 yard. Brown or Beeached Sheeting, yard wide. All wool Pants and Teat Pattern. Marseilles Quilt. IS yards good Bed Ticking. 7.yards Bed Twilled Viannel. 16 yards Ofttojtllabnal. 1 doSen gents' Iiihn'en Hindkerehlefs fine -white Qerman Oounterpaae fringed. Handsome Balmoral Skirt. Xlegant donble clasp lpO picture Photograph Album. gilver-platsd^hfpaVed firVbottle Castor. Xlegant silk Ifaa, rtory «r. aandal-wood frame beautifully spangied. Haadyma beaded and lined Parasol. 20yards gcod print, fast oolm. Tine. Damssk Table 0tver.. 1 ttossn fine Linen ot Dam ask Towels, Ladles'zeal Turkey morocco Trav* eling Bsg. Delaine DRH Pattern. elegant ergraVed Mapkin Blnge. ldoten line llerino or j: Cotton Stockings. Violin, and bow in ^ox complete. Set Jewelry, with long pendant drops.—

Ladies'fashionable .Square tthawl. Cooc Meersohaum Pipe in case. yt doaan Bogsrs' best silver Deesert forks. Or one axticla ftlEQ Olnb of 20 and I one from Exohange List.

For a Cluh of SO, aad Plra Oollars-ss yards I good quality Ormen or Bltaeatd Sheeting, yard wide. -fashionable Alpapoa9reai

Manufacturers of Circular, Malay, Hill Gang and plated forks. Handsome" Satin or silk Parasol, Cross-Cnt Saws. Chopping Axes, all shapes.— I heavily beaded and lined.'

Colbum's Patent Axe. Shovels, Spades and Mile's Patent. Covered ScoOp.

Pattern, any color.—

Xsst Lace jutuis. ,1 pair Wool Blankets. Bhgraved silver-plated six-bottled Oestor. S^yans very line all wool Oaisimsre Un pants and vest.— Sst of 6 ivory-handled tea Knives, with silver-

SO yards gocd Prints,

colors. Ladisa' or gents' large real moroooo traveling bag, Tranch frame. Handsome Poplin Dress Pattern. Ladles' Oloth Cloak pattern.— Ladies' fashionable 9hawl.

flna largai Marasil-

lcs Quilt. 2 Honsyoomb QoUts. Silver-plated Cake Basket, plated en flna Whlta metal. Genn ine lleerschaam Pipe.- 1 pair genta' Caif Boots. Or ona article from Olnb of SO and one from Clab of 20, or four artioles from Xxohange List.

Club of 100, aad Tea Dollars—Onecf tha foi loving articles: liich Merino or Thibet Dress Pattern. 1 pair Una Damask Table Cloths and Napkins ta match. 1 pair gent*' French Calf Boots. Tary fine all-woLl Oloth

tot

ladies' cloak.

S6 yards good Brtvn or Sleachoi BhttHng, yard wide. 1 elegant high-colorad all-wool plaid Poplin Dreei Pattern. I Impress Cloth Dxess Pattern. 7% yards fiae Casstmere for suit. 1 sat Ivor. balanc-ed-handle Knives asd forks, 1 ladies*or gents' silver Hunting-oasa Watob. 1 Bartbtt liaad portable Sewing Machine. Splendid family Blblel steel engravings, with record and photograph pages. S3 yards good Hemp Carpetlag, gaodool ors. 1 pair good Marseilles Quilts. 1 good six barrel Bevolver. 1 elegant Xsr hif and Cape, 1 tingle-barrel Shot Gun. 1 sllfef-plated engrav ed six-bottle Bevolvlng Caston, cot glass bottles 1 very five Violin and Jiow, la oase. 1 very fine all-wool lea} Shawl. 8% yards double width Beaver Oloth for overcoat, or tight articles from. Kxchange List.

Fur a more extendid list of Commissions,

sea Circular. We also give irtlon

Agent* additional

Commissions, in proportion to the amount of money returned fbr goods. Itli extra eommls sion isnot olTered by any other houta. We are the only raw who pay th'lr agents fjr saai»so tor goods after they have obtained subscriber* to their olnb*.

Be sare ta sand all money hy Register* ed Letter, SEN# JOB CIBC'ULABfl. Send your address In full, Town, County and State

PARKER & GO.

Nos. 0S aad 100 Sammer Bt,,

WINDOW^ GLASS WW H'OUSB.H

WASB-

BENJAMIN H. SHOEMAKER

Nos. 205, 207, 209 and 211 N. 4th St.,

PHILADELPHIA.

Importer of

French and English Window* French Plate Qlass for Windows. French Lookiog Glass Plates. Hammered Plate Qlass for Skylights.

Floors.

Colored and Ornamental Church Glass. Fluted Glatf for Conserratories*.

Every Size and Thickess,

By the original oase, box, or single light, square or out to any frrsgnlar shape. mar23d3m

TjVLOUB, CEMENT, BACON,4c.

BBLS. Of JTLOUB, different grades, at greatly reduoed prices. Bbls. CEMENT, Bed aad Blue brands. Hhds. fresh BACON.

500 250 50 75

Bbls ME8S POBK.

Pltster Paris, Lime, Salt, and a well assorted ttock of G-B OCRBIES at the lowest market price, for sale by

A. A E. RfilMAJT,

Main Street,' between Stb and 9th,

m4d9m 7EBB1HAUTE, IND.

INSURANCE.

ii.c .1

by the

.. ., ,—..— ,—— Wholesale andBetsil Dealer.wch of whom demand a larger prcfit thaa takari by ««. We can aire MOBS CM»01M tOB OKX JMUAB than the BetailKerchant To* twioeor three times that sum. Onr goods are deeorlbed oa printed checks, whiolt wtU b« sent in Clntia fertes Cents sach, to pay postage, printing, As.

If the article hained on tha Check Ik nit wanted yon canexeharge from a list comprising Tkrcc Haadred rad ttftjr msentl imelM, Ul^pllg whiflh gfla.1

LASIIS' Silk Parasols, Ladles' ride While Tnoked Skirts, Bihrer Plated Five Bottled Castors, and a large variety of useful artioles, not one ot which can be bought in any other way for nearly donble tha money.

Beference will ba glyan, repaired, from the mnst reliable Wholesale Merchants of Boston aud Kew Tork, as to onr standing and the strictly honorable character of our bueineka.

First National Bank Balding, PHILADELtPSLlA.

sWbere

the geiierst trnrtmW «f the Company is transacted, aud to which all guneral correspondence should be addrensed.

OFFICClta:

CLABIMCK H. CLARK, Preslden^^ JAY COOKK, Chairman TInahce and Sxecu Committee. ^7, HKMBY D. COOKK, Vice-President. .. KMSBSOM W. PEET, Secretary and Aotnary.

This Company 0lifers tke fblfowtaff advantages: It to a Nattaaal Company, chartered by apedal aet ol.coitnss, l^.

It hag a pald-itp capital cri,000,000. It offers low rates orpremlata. It famishes larger immtt ikaa etber cempanlce for the same money.

It Is definate i^td certain la lis terms. It la a borne tompany la every l^calliy. Its policies are exempt rtom attaehmeat. There Is no unnecessary reatrietMH in the policies, .eflt

Krery policy is •oa-forleltable.^M^ Follcla may he takca which psjr N tha Insured their fail amonat, aad retwrh all the praalnsu, so tlat thenudrajlce casts anly the ntereet on (he nnnntl payaraitiLu

Policies may be taken that wtlfpfy to the la aared, alter a certain nnmber ar' yekh, daring Hie, aa aannal Income of one-tenth the amount namtd ia thepoUry.

Mo extra rate Is charged for rlahs np»a the llres offeaules. It Insures, nol to par dlrldeads ta policy holders,hnt at sc low a cost that dlrldeads win he Impossible.

Circulars, Pamphlets and hid pdrtlcalan gfrea oa application (0 IheBraaeh uses of the Company, or to

JJUFUS H, SIMPSOJSJ*

ATIORBriDI AT LAW,

SOTART PUBMCi"

Comnissiojier of Beds fw futon States,

Fire and Life InsarsBcVigent,

Terre Haute," XtidlAna' h"! Of FIOB—Iu Scott's Building-up-stairs—op-posito the New Court-Botue.

KOflOH —Collections -made In and out of Conrt, at reasonable jmmleslona, "ESPECIAL ATTENTION given to settleme of Bstates and Guardians int.bd Pro&kteCourt.

V, it kU- Hti'Sefit s'A

bz i: r/\.:nir£ siU -jf.' 'aftnadl' FOR SAIJB. A nice little Houss of four rooms, and the lot, in Stblej town, at a bargain. 40 acres of good land in Illinois.

Jiaq

NATIONAL

LIFE INSURANGE CO.,

United States of America

CBlttm# SFKailiVt CtJIlISS -p. ArPSOVKS JCDT as,

elm 0APITA1Z.. 11,000,000 ,(l PAIBlSflTX. BRANCH OFFiqy:

JOHIf W. KXXlfl CO., CTNCrajfATZ, OHIO,

general Agents for Oh lb and. Cental aad South em Indiana. .r. "r, A. FOOTE, 26dwly' Agent tor Tarre Hants, Inl.

SIMPSON'S COLUMN-

-I A' .VV ••a! ids b*s*

TPashington county,

Two and aores of.ground, welL*st in fruit trees and sbruobery, witu a good lj^story houM and out-buildings, kuown as the Guuxore property, near Mont Bos-* School Hoosel

Several first elm dwelling bouses raaging from W.OOO to 112,000 In price. A bran-aew house and nioe lot oa Main Street, east of the railroad.

A good Piano, nearly new, at low-figures. A small frame building, corner of eth and Chestnut stnets—cheap—purchaser to remove the building.

A city lot, adjoining tha resiiienc* »f John D. Murphy, on North Tint street.. A beautiful building lot, coiner of 8tl and Walnat streets—fenced—shale and trail tnee. 120 acres of good timber

land, 1%

iles from

Mariinsburg, county-seat of Bipley O^unty, Missouri, ai a bargain. Will be sold fcr part oasb, and good trade for balance. Call its Slmpsoa'a Real Ettsfe Agency.

WAITED, j-

FABH8 AND HOUSES .i!£ TO SELL AND BENT. .0 :.

Continental Life Insurance

Company,

Jf,

OF NEW YOK lH.

CAPITAL, paid In #100,000,09 ASSETS ,107,178

POLICIES Issued iu lao# «,0»d Ii. II, HIMPMOJy, MTTTBURR AGENT. Marlldwtf ds

LAND ACENCY.

1 lo

t' r, I •Wii--* ..f

Real Estate Cplnmn i-:\ os aX HENDRICH ft LANGE,

Oflce over First National Bask, 8. E. Cora ar of fourth and Main Streets,

his n* at h-

Abetsacts of title furnished, Loans negotlst«l, and Meney Invested.

FORSiLE.

CITT PBOPEBTT,

Forty Lots In Llnlon's Addition te Terre Haate House and let, east Oblo street, House and lot, In MoMurrain'* AddMtioa, House and lot in Sibley's addition on 6th street, Houae and lot in Base's addition en 8th street, Bouse «nd lot on Prplar, between IA and Ttb streets,

Hone* and lot on North Stb, between Obeennt and Linton street*.

T..

Two business Houses oU Alain str. COUNTY PBOPEBTV. Parm ef 89 acres in Honey Or .'k Usgtlilp, 113 acrea in Liatoa township. S Acres below the BolUur HU1, weas side eaaal. jan29dtt