Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 May 1869 — Page 2

DAILY

TEBBE HAUmraU,

twai

Morning, May lfttiH |8«

Oar Post ©IB«e—Tfc« Cb»Hg« It has been the .fortune of Terre Hauti to have many good Postmasters. "We dp not propose, in" this article, to review the list, give -a bfito/y of their service* ^Suffipejtte say tW wjen th» traftfifaery of Andrew Johnson to bis party eaoriflced the appointee* of ABbahaM

Jqura p. Jones,

JjXs

i. 'coyr/thare was no better offices ijl the whole catalogue of victims thin that tried Bepublicaa aid honored citizen

Postmaster-

*t:Terre

HadtE* Sis successor, Dr. Ezba

Bead's

Bead

appointed Oot. -14, 1868,-®iee J6.. *%A x-r-.ET, deblinei, And _wss conflrnrtd by the Senate March 2d, 1867. He took oe~November 1st, 1166, and, ttnlike mostof JoHssaH'B appoint ^5S7TP6-"6rrtiiW upon"ti» duties without any manifestation of a partizan or prescriptive spirit, nor has such,® spirit ever been apparent in his official oondoOt.

Believing that the convenience of the community would be subserved thereby be immediately increased ,tiie dei jftnoe, thus facilitating dialrftAi and delivery of postal matter. The en tire Dumber of clerke, with a single exception, have continued in the office du ring Ir.

incumbency, arid" tfave

invariably dischargnd their arduous and difficult duties in a mariner satisfactorj to the community, and creditable to tbpmselvea and their omployer.

Mr. GoDira'BirfABN has filled the responsible position of Assistant Postmas" ter during the Doctor's adminstrationj Mr. Wm. F.

Aenold

Kenton

that of Chief Clerk.

Eead

and

that of Mailing Clerk,

Chaeles

Stkwakt that of General

Delivery Clerk, all however, giving such attention to the general business of the office as oucumstanoes have necessitated. These young gentlemen, by their good conduct, integrity apij^.fidelity, fyave won the high regard of Postmaster

Head,

and,

we have every reason to believe, that of the whole community and being now skilled in postal matters, we trust that those of them who may be continued under Mr

Buknett'b

administration will add ttf-the

honors already won. &*«- D$. Bka.d has conducted the affairs of his offloe to the benefit of the: Fostofficer Department and to the satisfaction of'sil^ who have had business transactions with it. The revenue of office has largely increased, having steadily gained over many in neighboring cities, boasting greater numbers than ourselves, thus exhibiting business thrift andJietter«wriU ing spirit highly creditable to the citizens of our beautiful Prairie City. The offiee has been so well managed that no speoisT agent of the Postoffice Department has visited it professionally during its late administration, and no Complaints haye been made against it by the Head Department or any employed of the Govern, ment. Its relations with neighboring postoffices have bfcen of the mw»t friendly and social charaotef, and' Jt i'as at all times extended those civilities occasionally needed In every department of life.

Nor should it fto forgotten that the community is especially under obligations to Dr. Kkad for seounng, through our enterpising citizen,

John

Bbaoh,

Bead

Ettj

the owner, the finest and best appointed office, except those built by Government^ west of the mountains. It is in all reepects, a model offioe, convenient.for the public and its own inmatel, and in arohi tectural beauty an ornanofigt to the city It is worthy the name of a Government office, and will long be. regarded as a monument to the enterprise of Postmas ter Bead.

To-day the old Postmaster gives place to the new—Dr. Bead retires, and

Linus

A. Burnett, a good citixen, a successful morchant—a man of energy, integrity and capsfcity—succeeds him. He will find the business of the office in good condition, its reputation unspotted, and we beiive tie will fill tha position in such a manner qs to meet the expectations of the publio and to elioitnot only the approval of his fellow citizen's but the commendation of the Chief of the Postal Department A? cfor

retires with the respect

ard kind 'wishes of tbS people 'wtfdW'he ha? so faithfully^arved, so Mr. BpaygTfl enier^f&ffdUtTaSWftto tbeUSJfffy gratuUtions of a community in which h:* mme and'character am regarded %tt fficient guarantee of efficiency and A4eU lty in the public servfee

It appears, from a statement in the House of Commons, on the part of the British Government, that it is cd&sidered almost impossible, at present, to reopen diplomatic relations between Snglaod and Mexico, because,, "in consequence of the interference of JtrABiZ, Consul

Glknkt

hadnot been allowed to fulfil

his consular duties in Mexico^ and the government of Lord Dsksr intimated to the charged'affairs that he shbritd withdraw from Mexico, taking with hhtaery member, and all the archives of the legation." This explanation, not being considered satisfactory, Mr. H/B. Shkaidan, an independent fliember, has given notice of a motion, in the Commons, "That it is expedient that steps be forthwith takenjto inquire of the Mexican government, either by special envoy oc through the medium .©Florae friendly Power hold* ing diplomatic relations with Mexico,

pursoiii^^Htb re$y'of BritSh subjects

and v^Ongfullj withheld thaWfcntf^ I¥feprop-

er to add that few, if any, of the British credltoru Of Mexlcoareso sanguine as to anticipate, now or ever, anything 'ike "a stlA&oSiU of that little account." South

American and Spanish bonds are in

Hob. Thomas H. Kelson, MlniBter to MexicoFrom Harper's Weekly.]

Hon. Thomas H. Nelson, of Indiana, recently appointed Minister to Mexico, is a native 6f Mason county, Kentucky, and is about forty-five years of age. He is brother of Col. A. D. Nelson, and of the late Gen. William Nelson, United States Army. He removed early in life to Rockville, Indiana, and subsequently to Terre Haute, where he still resides and in that State has for more than twenty years been prominont in politics, in law and, since 1861, in the diplomatic service of the country. Prior to 1861 Mr. Nelson was principally known as an advocate and debater of great address and power in his own and other Western States, as well as one of tbe founders with Senator Morton and Abraham Linooln, of the National Bepublican party

Upon tha accession of the latter to the Presidency, however, he selected Mr. Nel ££r^lwayB his friend and often his legal opponent, to represent this government as its Minister to Chili. The historical years—frgm 1^1 to, 1866, during which M|r. Neison oocapiejl ibis position—werp freighted both in tbe Uoited States and Chili with occurrences whicb at once gave scope to and demonstration of bi: activity, fidelity, and~abiliiies. Though convulsed by internal rebellion, the Fed eral Government held claims of large amouzltr agaffiit Chill These Mr. Nel son pressed with such clearness and force as to secure their immediate and full pay ment and at the tame time so ably rep resented the issues in controversy in this Bepublic tbat Mr. Lincol. was constrain ed to declare that the^Qoveriunent and peopliof ChiH were thestanchost friends whicMhe United State possessed.

During Mr. Nelson's incumbency of this Mission, and while he waa President of the Diplomatic Corps st Santiago, occurred (he war befrpepi Spain and Chili, atfd the Amfincan Embassador more than to any other man does the latter country attribute the correct understand ing of, and consequent sympathy-with its own side of the struggle which contem porary governments displayed. His dis patches to the State Department are thoroughly? ^ipencjrti in' tori^, end are graphic in their de&aifWdn of the grave events and interests which came under his attention. Upon his return home in 1866 Mf. Nelson at once threw himself into tbejmemprable canvass ip behalf of th« Founeertn '"Amendment,s-and- spoke from Kentucky to Kansas, to immense audiences of people. Unanimously selected to bead the Bepubliccir electoral ticket last year in Indiana, Mr. NelBon as is the custom of the country," can vassed and spoke in nearly every county in thiC State, untfl-it was triumphantly carried for Grant and Colfax, himself bearing its electoral vote to the Capital A few days ago the President nominated Mr. Nelson to succeed General Bosecrans in Mexico, and, although contemporary appointments were critically scanned, his own 'tfas atonce reptffted upon and condrmed by the unanimous vote of both parties in the Senate.

Gleanings.

The crops in Texas are iater this season than usual, but unusually promising The Hon. Ignatius Donnelly will be an independent candidate for Governor of Minnesota at the next electiou.

ThurJoto Weed recently presented the Baptist Church at Aiken, S. C., with handsome communion service.

A French humorist says that Girardin is the fox, Preveet-Paradol tbe lion, and Paul de Cassagnac the hog of the Paris ian press

Tbe equestrian statue of Washington by Thomas Ball, for the Public Garden iBoston^ will be uncovered on the 4ih of July.

Tbe Hoosao Tunnel, it is asserted, wil wben completed, cost the State of Massa chusetts the large amount of sixteen mil lions of dollars.

A New Hampshire magistrate has de cided that language which does not em bra.ee the of ...(tod is not profane swearing punts¥a1le by law.

A Georgia paper asserts tbat a much greater quantity of tobacco can be grown per acre in northeastern Georgia than on the besrtob&cCo lj$di of Virginia.

•$he number1 of Chinamen living in Catifornia and the adjacent States and Territories is said to be about 100,009, or nearly one-fourth of the adult male pop' ulniipu,

By the laws JfrEv»s, any person starting a prairie fire, and allowing it to g» ng beyond his control, is subject to imprison ment for thirty days, or a fine not to ex cetd $100.

I fl

l—jiomo

TOTS"t?leve!affd Board of Education recently, after a sharp disouision, adopted, by a vote of nine yeas to four nays, a measure to provide for consolidating thf public schools of that city under ,four supervising principals, changing them, in factj from principals of grammar schools to division superintendents, under Mr. Blckoff as General Superintendent, and giving each school building, into the immediate charge of a lady. The Herald says "the plan had a partial trial last year, and is reported to have worked so well as to warrant its extension- to the entire city." The cost of the "public schools of that city tf the current year will bo about $165,000.

A Tennessee woman, 34 years of age, is tSiTHOTher of twenty-three children.— Sbe commenced at fifteen had six single children, twins seven times, and last month triplets.

There is said to be one itreet in Pbila lelphia where tbe atmosphere is so im pregnated with the rum sold in the neigb ncrhood that the very^hqrses shudder as thajf^pasa through it.

A century plant in the possession of the Messrs. Frost, Bochester, will be in btossom in few days Only thrie or ("our of these plants"are knowu to have blussomei in tbe United States.

Gold has been found in New Hamp shire, but the report adds that ''the quartz wben ground up is found to be a most valuable, manure, and worth more for this purpose tbari^tfte gold found in it."

A a enterprising speculator in Paris propose»t.to start a mammoth printing house for printing all. the daily papers in the city. He says by doing so the dailies would reduce the expenses 10 per cent.

A shrewd but unenlightened school director used to lay on examining a candi ?date for the post of teacher,."We all know that a, o, is vowels, but we want to know why thay is vowel#.' "a cruel transition from romance to reality was that experienced by a Cincinnati girl tlie other evening, who tried to drown herself for love, but was rescued atfd locked up over night on a charge of drunkenness

When Queen Victoria was married, twenty-nine years ago, she had twelve bridesmaid*.- Everyone of these young ladier bas since ^eett married one has been married twice, one is now a widow, and three are dead.

M6at of Verdi's earty operas were hissed, ithe composer afterwaVds'changed the title of these operas, and, when his isime was firmly established, hadthem pS3bFSe8=witli-very sTigEl-alWratfoift. AH of them were tfcw neU received.

Sticks differ- A yard jAick is very useful in a iitort o# stage is of no good use Irhatever a stick in a tumbles, is sometimes in dsbger of making the aid walk uneven to jAdtetMkihs stick of a husband or wife is apt to be much longer than is desired j.ted a stick^fell of matter uilieoommonedi tiling that is read in newspapers.

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A gentleman of Bangor, Me., haf in hia possession a pair of blankets taken from the English brig Boxer, which was cap* tared by the Enterprise and brought into Portland fifty-seven years ago. They have an English mark upon them, and are in daily use.

In a communication to the St Louis

Wed

iche Pest, 40 young Germans of Kansas City, Mo., complain of a want of young women at the latter place, and marriageable, especially Gertnan women, to come there, promising to marry them right

Gilbert Pell, the original bonea" of the original Christy's Minstrels, was arraigned in an English ceurt the other day, for stealing a clock from a tavern. Tbe charge was, however, withdrawn, and Pelt' discharged on the ground that bis mind was affected.

Father Claret, the ex-Queen of Spain'* unpopular confessor, left Paris with

On a Kentucky railroad recently, while a train was passing through a tunnel, a young man attempted to Kiss a girl who sat in front of, him, when she seized his band and bit out a large piece. When the cars emerged, tho young man, wrapping up his bleeding band, explained to inquiridg friends how tbe "window fell on it."

A Frankfort dealer in autographs examined the other day Prinoe Napoleon's collection of autograph letters of Napoleon the Firsi, and startled tbe fat cousin of the Present Empeor not a little by tell ing him that nearly one-third of these letters were adroit torgeries. Most of these letters have been printed in tbe "Official Correspondenc of Napoleon tbe First" atthe Imprimerlie Imperiale.

The Woman's Advocate criticises Anna Dickinson's defective enunciation. It says: "It was provoking in many respects. It was bad enough not to hear but then to think that our ideal of female orcftory should not have learned the a, b, c, of elocutionary art, namely, tbat a clear and distinct articulation alone can forma sure basis for effective publio speaking, was still more provoking."

A young lady's opinion of the bonnet of tbe season: "On, the bonnets of my girlhood—the kind 1 wore to school! really thought them pretty I inust have been a fool I And yet I ueeji to think myself on hats a jaunty misp. Perhaps I was, as fashion went but what was that to this? Ob, tbe lovely little pan cake—the charming little mat I It makes my head bo level, and so very, very flat."

For the past two months, says the New Bedford Mercury, vessels have been constantly employed in freighting lumber to Martha's Vineyard camp ground, and carpenters are now busy in erecting cottages and other buildings. It is estimated tbat some five hundred cottages will be built this season, most- of them at Oak Bluffs. The camp ground will be among tbe early resorts of the pleasure-seekers tbis season, and a larger number of people than ever gathered there before, looked for.

Humorous.

The Spirit of the Metropolitan Press— the Mumler'cate. .A Sound proceedingsteamers to music.

"Your

Fisk running his

sporting

Tracts for the times—tho sorts on Long Island.

Tbe times tbat try men's soles wben running after bad debts. Much adieu about nothing—Wash burne's farewell to America.

What kind of storm will Spain have next—Isabella's rain is ovor.

The cause of so many falsehoods com ing from Bome—Lie-big is traveling in Italy.

Everbody recognizes tbe head-waiter of a hotel, but tbe foot waiter muit be boot-black.

Charming consistency—Philadelphia, with its recent horrible murders, objec ting ito opera Douffee.

Boston expects to be overrun with boarders for the PeaC9 Jubilee. Will it have room for the bored

Motley goes to England without instuo tions, tuid Washburne to Franca without iustrucvion—in French.

Tbe temperance organizitions are to have a new leyse of hie an English apostio named Lues is coming over.

An editor advises Grant to "switch off" on the appointment business He will when he reaches Long Branch

Tbe tbievfs who hid some pieces of cluth in a spirit distiller should be charged with au attempt to promote the whii ky wring.

Lotion

"'Tis

i'V"

has cured me of Tetter

(or Salt Bbflum) on my hands of thirty years standing.' writes Joseph Kistler, of Danville, Ind., who has been using Pa) mer'a Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion, [dwl

Tbtts,

'tis pity, pity 'tis true,"

that mankind will pass bj unheeded tbe warning symptoms of disease and neglect the remedies to restore health, until it has so far advanced tbat is often impossiblfc to obtain relief. We have been shown the formula of Judson's Mountain Herb Fills and believe them to be the best and simplest of medjeines for Billiom, dis orders, Liver CntOpTaints, Female Irregularities,

&c.

They are prepared with

great caution and will save m:tny a dtctors's bill if used in time. As an universal family 'medicine they are unsurpassed. Give the Mountain Herb Pills a fair trial and wb warrant you will nevevor be "without theta. Sold by all dealers. [5,dwlm

Pla-ntation Bittees

are especially re

commended to Clergymen, Publie Speakers'and persons of literary habits and sedentary life, who required clear mental faculties, whicb can only be obtained by a refisS^SFtoed, and a perfect digestion. Delicate Females are certain* to find in these Bitters health and strength, dwlw.

Magnolia "Wateb.—Superior to the bwt imported German Cologne, and sold at half th« price. 10-4-wl w,

Vl &

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A TXHB-PBHPBTOTO TUB.—! name is fairly due to tbe Soap Tree of Chilian Cordilleras, the bark of wkieh confers on the wcffld-renown ed SezolMttT its purifying qualities. Sozodo*t is the only dentrifice in which this rare*and invaluable vegetable «ntiseptic has ever has ever been incorporated.

COSTAR'S REMEDIES.

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George Salman',1 a'Dutch Jew, who a few months ago imposed upon the people of St Petersburg by making them be lievethathe was Gen. W. T. Sherman, bas appeared with success at Stockholm as" the youngest son of Secretary Seward." He is now picking oakum in an Austrian penitentiany.

At the Mississippi State Fair the San tini gold medal was awarded to Lucy Stamp granddaughter of Gov. Humphreys and grand-niece of Jefferson D&vi?. A Southern paper says the award was made without tbe slightest knowledge on tbe part of tbe committee, of the authorship of the piece.

The Central City Bass Ball Club, of Syracuse, N. have passed a resolution declaring tbat their club is "strictly an amateur organization, kept up for the purpose of social pleasure upon the ball field, and that it is our iniention not to participate in any matches for championship or club prizes during the season of 1869."

en(M-

t.airi* .(JC*5S*a, i&S

passport for Bome where be said he wa* going to lead a pious life. H# went as far as Lyons abd then diverged to Bay on ne, got across into Spain, and is now agitating the Biscayan Provinces in favor of Isabella.

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That Cough wfll' Kill yoo," Try "Costar's" Coafb Bcaedj-

Colds, an^l Hoarseness lead to death,-" Try. HOoatar's^ Cotch tvittjFor Croons Whooping Coughs. Ac.,'

TryttC0aUrV' CeickReMij"Costar says it is the best in the wide world—and if He isyi^sa^i True—its True and We say Try it— Xry it—Try it"—[Afomwi^ P«»er, 26,] WOT All Druggists in TKBfiX HATJTI mII U.

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Standard Preparations ABB Hl«

EAUTI FI ER,

BM-sranm'0Hmnw»s One Z)oitle,fl,«0—'ThNe for «t,«0. HIS

8UCKTB0KK 8ALVK

HIS

"Coster's Bat, 'Costar's Bea

BeMht *«.. Extern Inaters, Bus Kxienalaaturs.

"Costar's (Only Pore) Iasect nvw. "Only Infallible Remedies kaown." "18 yeard uatllihtd la Kew Totk." *'2,000 Boxes and Blasksnannbotared dally. '•Ill Beware I 11 of spvrions imitations.', "All Drngslsta in Taaaa HaBta sell them."

Address "Oostab," 10 Crosby St, N. Y. Or, John F.

Hexbt,

DEHAS BABNKS CO., 21 Paik Bow, N. 8ld in TEBBE HAUTB, by

BABB* GULIOK BEBBf, Jsn4dwly-n to BM.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NO MONK! Is BKQHB1D IK ABYANCE as toe prefer that all

thall rtceiv4

and

FBALON'S "PAPHUN BOAP" ftr tke TOILET. NVB8KBT aad BATH, will aot cka» tke SIIN. Price, its CeaCs per Cake.

"FI«OIl BE MAYO." "FLOB BE MAYO." KHKCMR FOB TAB BANDKKBUBIKF

A NKW PKJ KXUblSlfE, DBU0ATB. LA8TIN6 FBA6BAN0I PBALON A BON.NBWVOBK, Hold by all Drat fists. 9dwly-atorm

MILITARY CLAIMS.

MILITARY CLADIS—CARD ill FOB 1869.

DAVID 8. DANALDS0N, Military Attorney, Notary aad dial at A feat,

Begvlarly AatkorisM and Uceased. Office—Farrington Block,

N. E. Corner

BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,

DEEDS EXECUTED, Vonektr* Had* out andfmM— Mtntf

Ang

Peniif*

Befer to Herchaiit, Banket an 1 Oltiaens generally, aad to-aay oaSM tte thouiand whoee claims have been obtalnvd by me.

J.Bdwtf

Bttrmtt*

S. DANALDSON

,• i'I -..i t:.T 50 CENTS BY HAIL.

pRICB 50 CENT!

II S

MANHOOD.

Oie Hailid ail Fifty ftntt stllles «l tkis aiedlcal essay, ireviaM aad BikUMI tar the Aattior, Br. uuBTB. TalaaMe Vara treats on tke anstsal care at pMUnrc decliae la si as it gint a ctcar syaapeis er tke laipediattBts to Marrlace, aad exaaallflcs re* salts of asar jraara praeusa la tbe raaatacai or Nerroas Deftili^. Klertllty, nt BMNIBN* eases of yoothaM —kas iMrw tke Aatkar. Br. CCTlBU BaltU—B*.

from

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ibey

tTl

Coatu oa Majibood.—It d«Talofe tha fearfu shoale on which a large proportion of human happineee is wrecked, and furnlahee a ohsrt by which

may be aTeided aad e—aped, lata-

naU for a .'oantry Would It tW did (tSyOBLh p«t into practice the pbllaatrophle aad. eeleat'lo maxim* here laid down—one oaase of matrimonial misery might tfcea be baaishad 1MB oar land, and theraee of tlfe eaerrate ba aadaeeded by a renewal of the hardy, rijaroaa eplrila «Tthe daa time.—London

GhronicU.

There i* ao member of toeiety by whom tke fcock will not be found nesful, whpthai ruoh par* eon hold the relation of a Parent. Vsrceptor, or Clergy

Cuans «s Xasxoor.—Thisla really a reliable work for polatlng oat the dieeaiee reealtlng from ezeeaeae, ike HiH of WtttfinfattTfi-tTl erery laaane uytsa, ao Ism tbaa la Ikeskatter ed constitatloa of those tadalglBc. It will da much to preraat tbe rice, which, by lis preraleBce among the young, hae eo as(t laBaaaee oa tha preeent, as oa the fhtare wallbelag cf aaay.— lenid.

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Adc'reas all eoamaaleatioas, '.*

Dr. E* JDb Ft kj TJLif, ia.»BMackariMSm«,

opwdly BAIiIUOl^ HO.

S .M ^aiSft WISe«r»

HER, HIDES ItC.

jS.Bt7R2urrT^ 2k

Kaaalhotarcr aad DoaUr to

Leather, Hides, Oils, Shoe FindiMfurier'B Tools,

Kea. l«4*lM MAIKJT., TKRBI HAITTK, 1KB.,

Wonuf rupeOfu^iifoTiahle^a MtrouH^atiiil the pnblks pscirilh that he bas on h*ad aad solictta order* for the Various klnda of goods edapted to tbe waats of Bsst smI Rhon •snflwttnnsy BsmIdie aad Hawssa Bsfcsis Bealws,

Coaalntiai ®f

flamess,

SktrHntr, JFaii* and

JRlack Bridle,Cottar Leather, Mag LeatherfJXne Leath-W. v«i. er Seating, Pad

Skinm, £c., £c.

80LB—Oak, Hemlock, Slighter, Baenos Ayree, and Orinoco, frank aad American Call and Kip Skins, Wax Upper, Buff, Grain Leather,

Pebble Grain. Bplift, Lace Leather, Chamois Skins, etc. B0AH3—CpcUaaal, Maroon, Bids, G.«ea,ToHow, and Cream. LIB ING SKINS—White, Pink, Tellow and Bnsaeu MOltOOeO—^Tamplte, Onraoea, Patnae, Oep«,

Boot Leg, J?etblcii, Simon Goat. rtc. OALf KID—French end American^ PLASTBBBB'S HAIB. •.-ay Laatlnp, Boot Wob,

Blading!, Gaiter Web,

"COSTAB'S^

Tebfidwtf

(Succeecor to)

Get the Best. $15

SKNT BI KXP1UM, GA9B 0N ftKUVfeST.

THE 6ENUISK OROIDE GOLD WATCHES, IMPBOVED AND MANUFAOTUBBD by as are ail the bsst make, 27m fey oases, finely chased aad beautifully enanelled, Patent aad

Mljtuned,

hatf

T-

DtiacMi Lmtert,

aad every watos perfectly rerouted

and adjusted, and GCARANIlkl) BI THS COMPANY, to

correct law, and wear and not tar

nish, but retain an appearaaoc equal to solid gold as long as worn. These celebrated watches we are now sanding out by mail and express, O. O. D. anywhere within the United State# and Canadas at the regular wholesale price, payable on delivery.

good*

bffort

paying for them. ASINGU WATC11 TO A9T A9DBI88, 910. A CLUB or SIX, WITH AN BXTBA WATOH TO THE AGENT SENDING' THX OLDB, 190, MAKING SEVEN WETOHES FOB 90.

Also, a superb lot of most elegaat Oroide Ohaias of the latest and most oestly styles and patterns, for Lsdiee and Gentlemen's wear, ftom 10 to 40 ioobes in length, at prices of tS, 94.96 acd.98 tacb sent wben ordered with watch at the rsfuar wholesale prioes.

DES0BIBK THE WATOH BIQVIBED, wistker

Ladiet

Otullemen'itiMt,

and letters to

and addiess your oiders

TBE OROIDE WATCH CO.,

dw3m lis Fmltea Street, New Terk.

Phalou's Papbian Isotlon

fbr Beaitliflif the .SKIN ul COKIJIIOH

Beaora all IBUFTIOira, FBEC&LES. PIMP1B8. MOTH UiOTCHBS, TAj(, etf„ aad raters THK SKIN SOKT, F1AB aad BLOOMING. For LADIES Ib the NVB8IBI It Is livalaable. For 6KNTL1MBN alterSBATlNV It has ao eqaal. "FBAflAN ionoN" to tke oily reliable reaedy for Diseases aa* hlealske* of tke SKIN. ,' H'

Gortap,: Lace*, Galloon*. Shoe Throitda,-

Slioebaok, Bristles, Xyelets, Uori Boln,

Cfmept, Shoe Kif, Uaobioe Wax, Gum Trajf*canlbla Kdj® BUcklns, '.^Jlaehme Thread. 5i Shaa BUcUbk iJ aad Biusuts, Nails, A«is end Tacks,

Lasts, ShoeTree», Orimplng Bjar's, 'l-j®' CI imps, Boot Tree?,

Crimping Machines, Etc.. Etc., Ec.

OILS—God. Straits and Bank. Hlelly, Somite and Japonica. ... THREAD, IUDLES, ARB 8BW1SS MACHISK THBBAB

AND SILK.

•VT OA9H for Hides, ITors, Sheep Pelw, Doer Skins, Tallow, and leather 1A the Bongb.

Consignments always Receive JPrwmpt Attention.

MERCHANT TAILORING.

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mad no other.

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In strength, flexibility aad V5 coiora unsurpassed. For

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TBE PAIStET SILK 3

xe made expressly for manuf&cturmg. am tanlly use from superior stock. Warumtei, Blees and pure dye. Aslt for Pelaley,

Look HiVI*, Pa.

Missbs. Lippikoott kBaxxWili, Pittsburgh, Pa. Gents:—We have been using your make of Gang Saws in oar Mill, and And them, la point of quality, aaparlor to any we have ever used.— Yonrs, io.(SS ~iit BBAW, BLAPOHABD CO.

Lippencott&JBakeweli's

BEST TAILOR IN THE CITY1

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LippxKcon Bakswsu:—we luYs ad trouble with your Saws tbey don't need to be lined op with they

paper we put them oa the Mandrel and I good quality Brown

Temper perfectly uniform and quality unsurpassed. Bespeotfullv, CSAS. A. POX. LIPPENGOXT & BUS

WILL,

Manufacturers of Oiicular, Malay, Mill Ging and Cross-Cat Saws. Chopping Axes, all shapes.— Colbatn's Patent Axe. Shovels, Spades and Mile's Patent Covered Scoop.

for OHUBCH, ACADEMY, PAOTOBT, PABM9 &c. The loudest, best, and purest toned made. They ne»er break, aery BABMBB wants one, at from $5.00 to 815.00. Large bells for Ohu'chea Ac., at roaaonable prices.~Palr discount to the trad-. Address, WM. & J. MBBBIH, Prederioktown, O.

DR, IRISH'S

O A W A A Delloiooe, Healthful, Temperance Beverage, Extracts supplied for PouLtains. Vor terms and clicular se!id to DB TBIsil'8 Ottawa Boer and Family MtdicineMs|iufactnring Co.,No. SIPul. ton btreat, Brooklyn, New York.

The Best Sporting Gun in the W^orld! KOPEK'SLoading

American is 16 Osags

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WASTED, AeBSTS„r .K,*S? where, male ana lemale, to intrtacce th-» QKNTJ)NE IMPBOYBD COMMON SBNSE PAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This machine will atitoh, hem, foil, tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid and imbroider in a mjst saporlor manner. Prictonly $18. Fully warranto for fire years. We will p*y 11030 lor any machine that wi.l sew a stronger, more beautiful, or more elaelie seam than ours. It makes ths "Elaatio Loek Stitch."— Every secouJ stitch can be cut, and stili the cloth o&nnot be pulled apart without tearing It. We pay Agent, from 176 to $200 per month aal Xpeoses, or a commission from which twice that amount can bemads. Addres SBOOMB A CO., Pittsborgh, Pa.,Boston, M» s., or St. Louis, Mo.

Cstatton.—D. rot bi imposed upon by ether parties palming off worthlsrs cast-iron machine* under the ane name or otherwise Ours le the only genuine and really practical cheap machiae mannftctured.

BSST OFFERS TO AGENTS!

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—read bypsraeiiaT ataslratxvaad *wr kc^rs aa]T gkrtosa^n aaarly as sack as aan. Qraat indaea* meats ate ofendikees WheWtti devote tkelr wkola time to tke taslnns aad. that evary »ersoa «hsBMKStkii aotiee, asay end at their addnas aad Ssa* ska bastaaea fir tiMMalvea, snake the following unparalleledofllsr: To all who sts sst Wall satlkflad with the kashtk.T will SenatltopfuSpHrtkatxoahiaafwrisiag me. B«u particulars, mtaetioas, Be., seat (tee. Sample sent ky asttlttM eta. AddsvaaB. O ALLBM, Anguata, Me.

vBBISO BUT BOBLI—Self-hela lot Touag *«s. who having erred, dsatrs abetter maanocd. Best in seals* Isttsr —velapse, free of charge. If beaefl tad, ratara tka saataas. id. drsie PBQKAMTBBOd, Bex P, PhitaMphts, Pa

ItftflM. oataibrTrioowu A lady who had saflbsed for ysara Jrom Beafksaa, Oatarrk and Sorofttla,"Waa cared by a •U pla remedy. Her sympathy aad gratitude prompts her te aead the reoelpta tree of charge to any oae aisailarly atlioted. Addrrae Mrs. Si. 0. Laoosrr, Uohokea. N. J.

HINTS TO tB« UBUtt nl tkese akMt ta Isfrj. Hand stasipe for aaasphiet. Slrs.lt. A. WlMeliOW CO.,

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IK MRDT1MI8

Ton cannot afford to pay three or fear profits oa ar tislse of rnssary aee,1wkaakyssnding a Olnb to

FABSEBi ft CC^S

GBIAT OKI DOLLAR SALS

Of DRY GOODS, LIBfeNt, PABABOLS, ALBUMS HQSIKBT, SILVKB PLATKO WABB, JBWBLKrVCUTLEftT, PBBKOH aad OBBMAB PANOt GOODS, of every deoMipttoa, yon caa paiehase any thing Ib their immaase stook for

Oiie Dollar Each,

The secret'of rt»r low farioea is this.'—We kai vesy large ihak Capita^: aad ksiS knpMsla

0amask Table Cover. IdOasa flaelitfelkor Dam I ask Towels. Ladles' real Tarkey moroees Traveling Bag. Delaine Dress Pattern. S elegaat engraved Kapsin Bings, ldossa Sne Merino or

Cottoa StocUn^a. Ytoliu and bow la boxcompleta. Bst Jewalry, with long paadaat dropa.-r-Ladies'' fashionable Soaars bhawL Qooc Meer' schaum Pipe la case. dossa Bogeis'best liter1 Deiasrt Torka. Or oae article frtmOtab ofa»aad one fnmt Bxohfcage

List.

For a Clak of N, Fire Bsllais—3

or Mlraeetd

go right along. I IfashionaOle Alpaooa DremPattaili, aay color.—

Sheeting, yard wide.yards

I set Xsee Jurtaiaa. 1 pair Wool BsaaMta. graved silver-plated six-bottledfiestor. 3}£ yaree 1 very fine all wool Oasslmsre. tor paata aad vsst.— Set or 6 ivory-kandled tea Kalvei, witk silverplated Torke. Haztdaome satla ar sQk Paraeol, heavily beaded aad liasd. SO pards good Prints, fast oolors. LadiSa* or gents' largt real morocco traveling bag, Preaek

trtmo.

Handsome Pop 1

good Brown

UNstSailllO

OWJCB

and CUTS EASTtB WITH LBS3 PO

05LT OftE DOLLAR The newly invented pock* •. timt-pleee suitable t.r ilther.lady. or gentlemen, la hain'eome, metal cue, whit* dial gilt Uttered, bras I movem-nls, sound and serviceable-with key complete. A true permanent Indicator of time

ToSBLLTHBl

ri«m Tho

WAJilED—AGISTSBIITTIHS BAOHISX. Prce 1*8. simplest, ckeapcetand best Knfttlag Machine ever invented. WlU knit 89,000.t'.tohee per min.

Liberal inducements to.Acfoti. Ad^rtN

amhuoab kbitubo machibb co^

tOB» 8t*LonU*

AJSK year Be«tar or lkA«|lit fbl I aWEET «CTIHlJfE—it equals (bitter) QttiI aine. Is made only ky P. DTBABB8. (^kemist, ia83dtf 'tMrott.

INSURANCE

ve a an

who puroha»-TOJB UAaH.i

DiBKCT IlfiBtfl

MAMUPAOTVBUS* all tke good* asad by as, thaa earing tkesnasamw ftsptsia made Sy tke T"tPOrtir flftimaaUaiiMi llaaakaat^Aa aaleandBetaQDa^er.each of^m Vaulad |glfCBoaappllcatloa toIktBraaek IraEsf'SgLaa *tigaabyA^aCS^g thaa tka Batailllarckaat fort wieaertkMs Umea thst sim. Oar goods are described oa srlatad ahecka/wkieh will be seat ta Olnb* fbrTaa Osats saoh, to pay postage, printing, Be. ".oa tkeUhi

If ths.artieis aasssdoa I beak la aot wanted

you caa ezokacte ftom a list eomptlsiasTkMC Hamdrsd aal kitty meAasittAm among, wkkskara^ .| SSdwly

Lasns* Bilk. Paraeols, Ladiea' Viae White Xuched Skirts, talver Plattd TUeBotUed Castors, and»fc*Bevariety of'esorslWticls,net oae ot which can be bought la any etksr way Csr nearly doable tha money.

Beferencs will be given, if repaired, from the miet reliable Wholesale XetAlshof Boston and new Tork, as to-our ataadtsg aad theatrietiy honorable charactarof oar bnafassa.

We want Agsats la every town to whom tbe following Oommissioas will be paid: TBBMS

AQBMTS.

PsrstlilsrwnlllMMIaMiiMil Brown »SyM Jlway, pawl

mUt.

All wool

faata aad Teat Pattern, karsetlles QaUt. lg! yards good Bed Tick lag. 7 yards Bed Twilled Piaanei. yards OottoaPlaaaai. ldoaeageata' Lianen Hsndkerckiefs. Biae wkHe German Oonnterpaae fringed. Handsome Balatani Skirt. I

PafAnt iPamnor I Oonatsrpaaemagsa. uaadsojse Balatacai Skirt. 1 Patent a'emper.l 1 (!«»«,„, .f fcr Vottn Suia,

or saadal-wood frame ndsoase hsadsd aadllaed I priat, fkst oolots. Tine

Drese Pattern. Ladies' Oioth Cloak patSara.— Ladies' fssbioaabls Shawl. IBae large MareaU-, a

ClHb ar 100, aBd Tm Ballan Onecf the following artloles: lrioh Merino or Thibet Dress Pattern. 1 pair flae Damesk Sable Cloths and Napkins to match. 1 pair fsata* Preach Oalf

__ Boots. Yery line ell-woit Clotk fcr ladies' cloak. BEER I Ifsrds

orfttsectad

tjr

Sheeting, yard wide.

1 olaga at hlgk* colored all-wool plaid Poplia Drwe Pattern. IBmprtss Cloth Disss Pat (era. 7X yards floe Caisimore for suit. 1 set Ivor, balanc-ed-handle Knives and Porta, 1 l«4lss*or geats* silver 'Baatiag-ease Watch. I Bartlotc head portable Sewing Machiue. Spleadid fatally

WINDOW GLASS WAKES^DOTB.

BENJA1KI1V CsHOEMAIEB

Net. 207, 209 and 311 N.4th St.,

PHILADELPHIA.!

Importer ef

I 1 3oElisJ

tkbu8 vbbt libbbal and ssles I praaob Piaie Glass for Windows.

Weighs but 20 P0U3D3 and Is cheap and c&nve- I Fraoch and Slglish WiBdow" nlent. aar-TirHMs vnnv T.Tft]£R,T. ..t I -r. n, .' large at(l immediate. To s*cure aa agency, ad. I drtsi, JAY E. 8TOBKB, Toledo, Ohio.

French Loofclog Glass Plates. Hammered Plate Glass for Skylights. Floors. Colored and Ornamental Gborob Glass. Fluted Glass ton QoaMrratoilM.

Every Size and Thicken,

By the orlgtwal ea»e,-kmr4r slagla light, sraar oroai towayirragalatrta«fl marSSte .•. ..ii

isaH

lOTAKSB 4 as..itm

j. NATIONAL __

LIFE INSURANCE CO.,s or TB* }it

United States of America

MIITlin SFI«iiiiA(t»f «NIW Amovid Jtm* SB, IMS.

CASH CAPITAL^-.... FAI1S W WVM*. BRANCH OFFICE!

First National Hank BaMlngr, PHILADELPHIA. Where the gsserel butini as of tke Company tf"* traaaaoted, and to which all general eerswpoa*u»« ence should be addra-aed.

ea'.ut

OfFI€£BS ol !»d

OLABBNOB H. CLABK, Prrsidsat. JAT OOOKR, Chairman Pfnance and tXecn' Committee. HBHBT D. OOOKB, Vice-PraidaaU' AlfasO A BKBBSON W. PBBT, Secretary and Actuary.

Tkis Compaax offen tke felloalag adraata-

It Is a Natleaal Compasy, eharteNtflp tpectel aA ot Cracress. 1868. .u .J Itkasa islMp capital ori.000,009.

It offers low rates of premiam. It ntratokM larger lasaraaee tkaa atker

computes Ikr tke same aioaqr. It is icflaate aad eertala la ita tafMs. haxjX It Is akaaa taapaay laerer lecalMy. tj jdul

Its policies are exempt Creas attaekment. Tkere Is ao aaaecessary restrictioas la tie policies. a"

E?epy poUcy Is aoB-nrlUfms. Policies may be takes wfciek psp ta tke ta •ared tkeir fail amittt, aad retara all tki HWliau, so tkat Ue lasaraaca eeats ealj tkt •terest oh tke uaiil paymeats.

PoUcles may be takes tkat will pay taOm tt aBred. after a certain aamker or yearst ^arlag lift.—aaaaal lacame otwrttt tka ala—t la tke policy.

No extra rate Is ckarged for rlaks apw tke lira arftpties. It lasarm, aol te pay dlTl«ekdS patM|B kolders, bat at so lew a cost tkatdlyldeada wlU

Clrcalars, PiapkUls aad fall

it:i

JOHN W. EU.IS

ba"

CINCINNATI, OHIO, ^1

fleaeral Agents for Ohio aad Oaateal aad Soatk era Indiana. 'ff jgQ J.

A. FOOTS,

Agent for Terre

~du,

SIMPSON'S COLUMNft std

mmi'iMiA lu exasirsA

J. »".. •. o-a* .ooo,o\ua )c J^UFUS H. SIMPSOJS, ^56doj9

ATTORKJEY

JLT

LAW,"1

NOTABT PtBLIC,

Hre and Life Insnrsnce AgraC"

Ttere Haute, Indiaask. AttA

OTPIOB—In Scott's Building—«n.statrs^o^^T posit*, the Mew Court Bouse. tiOriOB.—Collections made in aad oat of Court, at reasonable ommtasioas.

BSFBOIAL ATTENTION given to aettiame ner. of Bstates and Onardiaos in lb* Probate Ooart.,

few ft

ft i-.

A city lot, adjoining th» rasldeace

Bitxle,

steel eaaravlnga, witb. tecord and photograph I Martlasbarg, oounty-seat of Bfpley iwuk'tyvlFIs^11^ Siyaras good Hemp Carpetiajr, geodosl- I eouri, at a bargain. Will be sold fur past 1 pair good Mariellies Qallte. 1 good sla- aad good trade for balance

I Pag" ois. I barrel Bevolver. 1 elegant Pur MaJTaad Oape. CktllaS SimBtea'a Real K.iei« nmdn'trf

I tingle-barrel Shot Qua. 1 silver-pUtadeagrav-1 Attmmfi*1 ed six-bottleBevolvibg Caston, eatglase toltlre. I 1 very five Violin suit Bow, ta ease. 1 very fine all-wool kaj Shawl. yards deuMe width Beaver Cloth for overeeet. Or i^kt articles from Bxebanga Liat.

For a aore sxteadtd list of Commtaaiaas. -see Ciroular. We aleo give Agaota additional Oomuls^oas, in proportl^a t« the.asaoant of I miner retarasd for goida.' TlD extra oomaisaicn is not olared by aay otaer hoses. We are tbe ouly nais who pay tkfir agents

saaaiao

goods after they have obtained eubsetlbors to thtirelube.

It sue ta icsl an maaey ky Bcglatcr13 lJ

aa.m

e« Utter,

nfto&H it

SEND FOB 0IBCCLAU.

fend oar addresslafall, T«wa, Ceaaty aad State I ASSETS POLIClBa Issued iu 18S9._.

-PARKER & CO.

,1M

Marlldwtf,

TjtLOUB, CEMENT, BAQOIUfcc. 180ti*led» "d

mi.

the TJ. S. on receipt of One Dollar, or three fort KrtH BBI/S.Of FLOUB, difilvent grades, al Ss.60. If satisfaction ie not given, money refka- I tJvl/ P»Hy reduced prices. ded. Address W. SOOTT PAUL, 47 Cbatbam qj-A Bbls. CEMENT, Bed aad Bias bratuU. rk- Tha Orojde Wktch $16. P.O.J /50U

jp -s* VOR SJ

Hbds..«mkMAOOB^ n4*l BblsMBU POBB.

50 75 Plaster ParU, LUu^galt,

aad a well assorted tteek of

ae the lowest (laarhai'priea. Soraaie ky A. E. BEIMAJT^^

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sii

10*

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Two and acres of ground, well set lit frail trees and shrubbtry, with a good 1)4 story koase

its Quilt. 3 Honeyoomb Quilts. Bilvar-platsd and out-buiidiags, known as the Qllmore proper-*, Cake Baaket, plated oa fine white metal. QMau- |.ty, tiear Mont Boss School House. lneMeerschaum Pipe. 1 pair gents' Oalf Boots. Or oae article from Club of 90 aad one from Club of 20, or four articles from Xxchange Liet.

Several first c'aw dwelling bouses raagiagfroMaq •1,000 to »12,000 in price. A bran-sew house and nice ljt on Mala street,"^ lat of the railroad. Jiiw

A good Piaoo, nearly new, at low figcrts. A small frame building, corner of Sik and Cbeatnut strtets—cheap—purobaser to remove the build ing.

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