Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 May 1869 — Page 2

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Music in our TobUe SebOQliu

''At a visit paid soma time tie schools on Fourth atreet, we were greatly pleased, and surpriiodkeyondtneaaafc, ht the method of teaching music,. and the socoess gained. We&ave ofUn &fea en. tertained by some siaipleTnelod'®* sung by the children in the school room, and hare ever looked wit#! f*W upon the gradual bat steady advance of music to a place in the regular exercises of our pub* }JQ schools. Bat .we found here, that while we thought ourselves up wltbthe times, we were altogether behind the age Instead of simple melodies introduced to break up the monotony of study aad recitation, or of the greater Jwe&rinees and monotony of sitting still, we ibund the schools of all grade*ft#* department to B'gS Sohool. andergoing a thorough systematic drill in the rudiments and Bciencfe- of music. (Following the Professor down cellar, we found sixty or eighty little folks jast from their mothers' laps-—-and some of them hadieft the lap two or three years to soon—?pack ed into a low, damp, dusty room, which is a disgrace to the city, and which possessed, besides the children, only one attraction as a school, and tfcit live, active, cheerful firat-raie teacher,

Expecting to bear some little we were surprised when, all eyes having been been fastened upon the Professor^, he stretched out his left hand spreading the fingers, and, with bis right hand, touched the tip of the first finger, and from every one of those little throats came harmonious, Do. Qujckly the finger pass ed between the first and secjnd fingers, and Ra followed. The tip of tire second finger was touched and Affr vrairced through the room. Going thus through Iho scale, then "the Professor began ,'Vkip ping round," and quick as lijghtniog, as he touched this finfier and that, the proper note resounded through the room. .Never did we eDjoy a musical exercise in school so much as that, and never did we- see children apparently: enjoy, an. exercise-so muoh. Going from this room lo tkjoise of a higher grade,—our schools are graded from the cellar to the attic,—'we*Tound the same exercise varied and rendered more dfficult, but always attractive^end pleasant, and with it reading—of music from the black-board, and oven* the jjrit ing of music Joy the pupils. Thus, insteadof a few moments spent -pleasantly in singing a song, there is an efji^ally pleasant, and far more profitable drill as we have said,.,in thp rudiments and soienoo of music.—•—• T"! "When it is remembered that this i^ parried on through all th® school'?, an^ in all grades, it seems impossible that any of our children should leave tBe puTJHc schools unable to sing. The aim-is to enable all the pupils to read music jusfc as readily and properly as tUey read words and sentences. Thus we are training up a generation of singers. We.need not dwell upon the refining influence of music, for no man of sense questions the existence of this iqfluettca in a Jotffcrful degree. And by the introductionjof music into our schools, we have all the children brought under its power, and, by this systematic acd' ptoiongeJ'training, put udder its power for all their lives, for they are made singers. Too much importance cannot be laid upon this constant training extending systematically through, all the years of school life. .'

Then in the matter, of -economy, too, there can be no doubt that by the employment of a first class professor, legsi money is paid out for the musical education of all t^ie children, than would be paiiby a few parents for the private instruction of their own children. A thousand children are taught by lb is molhod just as well, probably generally better, und at less expense than a hundred by private instruction.

The present effect upon the pupils must also be taken Into account. Said an old teacher, "When toy pupils 'cut up,' so that they deserved a flogging, I used to set them to singing." Thero is sound philosophy in this^ Theio can be lie doubt that the judicious mingling of music with the school exeroifd^ I^ould often do better than the rod. If «4ftusic hath charms to soothe a savage," it is worth trying with some of the young sat agea which often get into our sohocfe.

Then there comes the enjoyment of oar children. Few are the pupils that are not eager for the musical exercise, and no man is more heartily welcome to the school rooms than the Protester bT" Jttusic. The monotony, the lisllessness and lethargy of the schoolroom is broken upi and the pupils return to the other exercises happier, and with new zeal.

May it not be that herein we are to fiad a practical solution of the vexed question, in some of our churches, concerning-con gregational singing. If we have a whole generation of good singers trained up, may we not be able, and expect to render obedience to tho exhortation. "3t the people praise Th*e, G, God let all the people praise Thee!"

If any parent or tax payer baa any doubt about the exp6dienoy of -music, let him for a half day, or an hour even, accompany Professor Paige, who is a firstclass gentleman, a sweet singer, and a master of his profession. We will guarantee that all doubts will thus be removed. If there be no doubt, ^skUl we advise the visit for the enjoyment U,will give tho

Sancefor the Boose and

Hid Sidical „. andfli&ieal speculatfoir. '"HindicswSrtlre way in which the public debt is to be paid.

Saaee

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Under tbe title of •'Yankee^hrift, the following ^ppeajs in the Journal of yesterdaj 'Ihe Judical members elect from Conn'cticut, bo soon as they heard rumors of tffelr eferon, Tushed-^jwSJ^ffia ul^aost speed to Washington and'govtte^ips^lvet admitted to their seats not only WMb^ut certificate* but before tho votetfjqttf**. Staves was counted. By this indecenV and rtacally trick on their parti seconded and protected by the Radical^Ooogreok thtiy occupied three day« and they {ptMcww d' demanded eight rtomthf pay, tenrthouiand largeat on

JL Democratic Hoosier ©filciaT saTdTSu farm, lecared one or more large payment* mtiie same, and- then by some legal technicalities got the farm back, kept the

cent of his property, and} in spite of thi* was elecled to an imnortanT officeJiv his

party. This was Democratic and Hoosier honesty. This was Democratic speculation. It indicates the way in which our county affairs are to be managed.

About this story of the Connecticut Yankees we know nothing, it may be true or false. But the truth of the matter is that there are mean men among the Yankees and among the Hoosiers, mean men among the Radicals, a few, and mean men among the Democrats, lots of them. In the Radical party they get mean after election sometimes, and in the Democratic party their meanness secures their nomination and election. Get out of your glass house, Democratic and Hoosier neighbor, before throwing any more stones at Yankees and Badicals.

A REVOLUTION IJT WOMAN'S Costume.

Free Longs and Free LogiH-Blfnrca-led Garments to be Adopted.

From the Revolution]. Mr

Dsa.il

Mrs.

Stanton

You talk of gardening for woman but would you set her to gardening in such a dress as this? I have had a little experience in this direction, and I know what uphill work to "garden'Li a petticoats. Do#tf goes* toe tp^di and up go the hoops. Your skirts are under your feet, and you are worn out in a little while without having accomplished anything. Women would need to have twice the strength of men to work in the costume now worn and I am quite satisfied that the reluctance to open new employment for woman has been owing to.this cause more than to any other. The inconvenlence under which she has labored has been so palpable that men have felti without reasoning about the matter, that she ought not to be asked to do anything. Man's conditon as a worker hus shaped his dress, and if woman would work it must shape hers also.

Av-your report of tfie meeJing of Sorosis—Whatever that may bef—1 find a resolution condensing "fashions that expose the person more than good taste or good sense would warrant," &c. Now, was that resolution aimed at the tight waists and tight bssque which give such immodest prominence to tbe bust? or at the hoops, which at the slightest provocation, make such unseemly displays?

Exposure of that wbioh was intended to be hidden attracts attention and excites coarse thought but that woman should allow the world to discover tbat Bbe is a creature with arms and legs, is not exposure. She cannot make use of the members which God has given for her use, without wearing garments that take their shape. Are man and woman of the same species If so, why is it necessary that they shouid appear so widely different?

A dress tbat more nearly resembled that of man would render woman less copspicaotts, and tbgrgrdra'Woro ~a"t ease in public public places. She would ndt have to brazen her front as she does in her present attire, which seems to be particularly designed to attract attention to her sex.

I could talk great deal on this subject tat-'ttjmay th|t I, :We a$f 'a little imprudent in saying this much I think you will forgive me, however for I ieel sstisfiedJihALj^wilLha .able to understand tbe just indignation of a woman Vrho has tried gardening in petticoats •Very truly yours, Mrs L.

This was fanlfteft Has Mr.THSODOBBgraTOKanf|bat' It -watf- Yankee 1 tight to assert a falseipqd h|i&ujgi}h* per which he edits is nominally a religious paper? How dares he to state Jthat

It has been

something of a wonder to me since I began to read the Revolution th^t you should ha*e*ltfiftS$t&Jte§r ^on, sjitjept.. of Woman's Dres3. Surely,' this is a matter of the first importance! The suffrage cannot do woman much good, nor can anything else, so long as she wears hoops and long skirts. To preach work to woman in her present gear seems to me absurd. When she presents herself for work, her otter unfitness is so otuious tbat no argument on the subject is necessary.

St.

Jacksonvilk, Oregon, March 8, '69.

The "Joy Claim" Troubles. From tha Chicago Bepublican About four years ago,a few capitalitts in Connecticut forijbed a company for the purpose of investing in Western lands, and after considerable invesieation, a proposition was made to thfe United States Government to purchase the Cherokee lands, near tbd southern line of Kansas, at$l per acre. The bargain was closed^ so far as the' officials in Washington could do so, b\4t the bill was defeated ifa tho Senate and that ended the matter.

About a year afterward, James F. Joy and a number of railroad caphalists went to Washington with a bill, offering $1,25 for the tracts in question, and after considerable-opposition it ptissed, and tbe transfer was made at the price named. The tract consists of about 8,000,000 acr^ of the finest land in the West—rich in everything ihit is necessary for a highly proej}eWus.agTi3$httra] rdgion. The Republican 6ppe8ea both the Connecticut and the Joy schemes—on the principle that it WaS "wrbng to sell such l&gttract of land "to atiy one ccrj^orstion or company but the lobby at Washingtop was vigilant and its labors effective. Despite of all that could be urged by the opponents of vast monopolies, the bill became a law, anduhe 8,01)0,000, acres «t land were handed oVer to Joy

Hnd

Mr. Yoang'i tetters aregarWed? It would have been better for him to call at this office and takeja^onett [look ^-at the originals.

his

colleagues. Of course these lande, though rich and valuable, could not be made available for marketable purposes without communication with tbe East-r-hence the scheme to build a railroad from Kansas City to Fort Scott, running through those lands. This railroad m's in .process of construction, and our latest dispatches from that re•gion inAirmus that tbe settlers have risen en masft attd driven off the" men employed in this undertaking.

We are not surprised at this. Thousands of settlers have occupied the lands in question, and improved them, with the hope some day of being enabled to preempt and purchase them from tbe United States Government, whenever the landi should come into market. Of course the "Joy Purchase^ prevents this: and the seitlers have organized and resolved tS drive from the country all who have any connection whatever, either with the "Joy Claim" or the Missouri River, Fort Sjott and Gulf lt&ilroad. According _to pur latest advice!, a tfeign of terror pr^vafled throughout the entire Cherokee country, and tba railroad employes have beetl forced to abandon their work/ ander threats,* should they resume i^ ol being tarred aud feathered or hung:

WbJlj ws deeply regret pBeh lirtrtoM it

proceedings on lh? part of tha |ewlip, caanahba:dSiied that great injustice b«s feeeta done them ~and

?for

"all this Cbtai

tier's right, estabtchejl loog jigo first settlement witOT of the Alleghs^ 1° Ctenejto pe r^8 Un itad Stateslanxisfj and tne passage of the till waa an outr^e Which has caloamated in the present state of affairs. .ttn MOS

HBggetj srhlch weighed- 210 pou& dis

Anstralia^ Xt^ is the'

Sawing machines and religion—such in flffliiiTilTr

year:=

Gleanings.

Gen. Grant has recently bought a Hambletonian colt for 91,000.

M. Letseph has been asked to be the successor of Berryer as the representative of Marseilles in the Corps Legislatif,"

A Belgian chemist professes to show how to makeexcellent champagne out of ingredients costing about two cents a quart.

H. Sweetzer, formerly editor of the New York Round Table and Mail, has become connected with the St. Paul Evening Despatch.

The Empress Carlotta's health has within the last month changed notably for the worse, and it is suppose^ jttotjiifte cantot survive the summer:0 v1-*-1'-

convict, recently par, nt State Prison a" box, six 000 different

D. A. Hyde, a doned from the

inches, long compcsidof 7,0 pieces of wood.

During the last five months over twen-ty-two million dollars' wonth of boots and shoes have been shipped from Boston, an e^essover sa^ojimeJ^ta^ofjjver seved ftnd a Half fnnTions7

The citizens of Toms Rivers, N. J* in conventions assembled, have declared that they do not want to change tbe name of the place, andthat the people who do not like it and, adjc^e„a^jy^.name

ca^rie|fc.^

It'is estimated that there remain 40,000 survivors of the soldiers of the First Republic and Empire,^sq that $2,000,000 wilLb# rtqairecTso gpyilbe pensions rec «omnieided in tS&Si llnipefetter tr' M' Rouher.

The Hon. Horace Greeley says: "I did once sue two^Democratio editors who bad iibelled me without stint but I was heartily ashamed of it When 'cool reflection came,' and, accepting vetxppyr apologies for retri^i^fisPo.rdfere® that my suits be withdfcetoaL'SWO

There is soma talk of the Prince Imperial not accompanying 4h^.r$At.of, the Botfaparte family to CorsiCaf bti^tefaain^ngi4nP^ri»,d8j|!e^^orar|LP^yi}entof a Council of Regency, the idea being tbat this 'will accustom the Prince to the people and the people to thp JPrince.^

A Sitka correjpond^nt'^'lhus describes Alaska scenery: "Take one big mountain. covered, with trpes from^tbe base undergrowth of brush, briers and inos's, almost impassable multiply the one' by ten thousand, and you see Alaska. There is a terrible sameness. One singular feature of this mass of forest is the absence of birds. "M hay85 s|eri b$t- one ro^n in Sitka.'

A book purporting to be the memoirs of the Dauphin, Louis XVII., by bis sons William and Augustus Moves, has recontly appeared in London. The person asN surniug tQ.be the Dauphiu^^was an- Englisb cotftpdse^ Ana teabfaer0f'--WniU8ic of more than ordinary merit, who throughout a tolerably long life labored under .the delusiofli in which his progeny seem to ehare, that he was the legitimate heir to the throne of France.

A citi|e^ofJ5^ft^|m^^ |ipackage of ten $100 Treasury notes which be had deposited for safe 'keeping under tbe carpet of one of the bedroomsof his house. A few days siuco he noticed his little girl of four years drawing sundry slips of oil silk and greac paper from the stomach and breast of a big doll, and was soon in possession of green paper enough to paste to getber into $800. Only $200 of the original amount had been destroyed or lost.

"Typ ma a ballad typ." And ye man h6 twirled ye black moustache that covered ye upper lip. She lays aside her "broidorie"—for hys love she striyves to wyn—and to the weird-like ayr the lady faire attuned her mandolyn. "I do not care for a wild romance of ye days of old," says he, "but rather I'd hear, if ray Jadye please, some touching melodie." And over ye ladye's music book ye gallant soldier loans, while she sings, with a sweet and angol voice, Captain Jinks of ye Horse Marynes."

In Dennisville and ether placesin New Jersey a heavy business is done in raising cedar trees out of the marshes in which they were buried many centuries ago, and covered with peat. The wood raised from these buried forests is as sound as it recently felled, and is mostly made into shingles. Tree after tree, from 200 to 1,000 years old, may be found one over another In the salt marshes on the Jersey fiats," showing the immense age of the lowest layers, and also showing that thirFegibo has jpeeii"gradually sinking for tbouaktad* ci&y.a&s.' lb one case a tree with 500 annual rings was found directly under tbe stump of another in which 1,000 wero counted.

Dr. Lewis, of Carmarthen, Wales, has forwarded to the British Medial Journal aTS account of bi3 examination' of •Sarali Jacobs, of Llanfihan^gel kr-Arth, who is said to have taken no food since Oct. 10, 1867, and not even water since tbe end of December of last .year. Dr. Lewis remarks tbat the state uients made respecting Sarah Jacobs are of such an astounding nature that belief isscar^ely p03sible, yet he accumulates evidence which might produce conVic tion. Some attempt has been made to t6st the credibility of tbe parents of. the girl by watching her closely but the at-

M. Personne, French chemist, annr.nnpna t.hnt the essence of tuxpentine is an antijljjle for poisoning by phosphorous This will_besgroeable*p« to persons engaged ia-ro^ma^^ajtuVe of matches, who are subject WTtiany diseases caused by the inhalation of phgrohoric fumes, whichAeanfettty result-la -Aarjea of the jaw-bdijf^ In support of hijvtheory he publishes tbe following results of his ex« periments: To five dogs be administered doses of phosphorus varying from one to three grammes to five others tbe same doses, followed in tbe course of an hour by ten grammes of essenceof turpeatine and finally to five more the same doses of poison, immediately succeeded by tbe andied of the

tidote. Tbe first five all died of th

the Ive lasfr^appearea not lo sufiFer th appears lishtest incsnvenience

There is a cry id Eogland -for. more bishopi, which is not likely to be heeded, notwithstanding that from London to the Land's End there is hardly a bishop fit for work. The Pall Mall Qatetta says: "The Bishop of Winchester, 80 years of Rge, is disabled by paralysis. Tbe Bishop or Salisbury has broken down both in mind and body. The Bishop of Bath and and Wells is also used up. As for tbe Bishop of Exeter, he is now in his nineteenth year, and jfor at least tea or twelve years has quite withdrawn from visitations and confirmations. Yet persuasion and remonstrance have both been exhausted in a fruitless effort to induce these four right reverend prelates to resign, in order that efficient successors may be appointed. Perhaps their best excuse is that their diocese seem to get on very well without them."

freah water and the other nit far above the level of tha ae bettered there is no cogneetton between the aalt lake and the ocean. Thodoonta

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38l 31»tStreet, New York.

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have been using your

TIRB. For more than four .mumtka vast I have been infiviog fiKiat Jrhat- my doctor said waa nervous prostration, be-, ing unable to endure hardly any physical or mental labor without great But Ibad BOt used' for» Ima6onscious!:

MiS^SrvB STON*.

MAONOLIA

The Gbkat

to the

A fair and delicateskin, free from overy blemish, is the reward of aa occasional use of Palmer's Vegtable- Ooemetic Lotion. ~dwlw

Eirioauk.—A thousand

guesses have been made at the ingredients ofSozodont. the most wholesome and perfect dentalpurifler the Wo^ld has ever seen. They were all wrong so hv way of throwing a little light onitthe subjects, it is now announced that the liber or Inner bark of the tyrillag* Saponaria, the Soap Tree o£the Valley of ttti» ^Andes, is components ot one of tbe dentriflce.

tbat peerless deadlw

.'"Tia TEua^Hii-pity, pity 'tis fflfc," tbat mankind will pass:by MQheeded the warning symptoms of disease and neglect the remedies to^restore health, until it has so far advanced that is ofMnlidpossible to obtain relief. ^We bave been shown the formula of Judson's Mountain Herb Pills and believe them to be the best and simplest of niedfatnes for Billioui, disorders, Liver Complaints, Female Irregularities, &c. They are prepared with grgat^g^gir«iri3riitsaTBJiany^t«stors's bill if used in time. As an universal family7 medicine they ifeUnsurpassed. Give the Mountain Herb Pills a fair trial and we warrant you will nevever be without them. Sold by all dealers. "^dwlm

COSTAR'8 ITEMICBL^S

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That Cougb will jpL.il! you,^' Try (eostar*«n eoagh Remedy. Colds and Hoarsenert lead tO'death,"

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One Dottle, f\,00—Three for $2,00. HIS

BUCKTillftli SALVE

my Ac., Bxtsniaators,

lu Bsiermlaaton. Fore) insect rowder.

"Costar's Ba^BBoacfe, "Costar's (Only ^ure) inect rowi

•'Oostar's

Only Infallible Hemedi«e*Bow«." "18 years eafaolUbad in Mew York."

1'2,000

Boxee and Elaaki manufactured deiiy "I 1 Beware 111 of spnrionsimitations.', "All Drngglsts in Taaaa HikOjE tell tbeni.'

Addree»

"UOSTAB,"

Or,

10 Crosby St, N. Y.

JOHN P. HKSRT,

(SuccesoOr to)

DKMA3 BARNES CO., 81 Fat* How, N. 8 )ld in TEBBK HAXJTE, hy BABB, fiUilOK A BEBBY,

Jintdwly-n to.BM." ".

NEW ApVElKTl^kMENT&i

$15 Get the Best. $15 SKNTBf KXPKKSS, CASK ON OKUVKBT.

THE milil 0M1DI (JOLD WATm IMPBOVKDASB MANUfAOTUBKD by as are ail the boat mak0,*K«ii''r]r Mttt, flnsly chased and! beautifully enamelled, Pattkt asi Deiachtd Lrvrt, fulljevtitd, and every watok.Mrfoctly reeauted and^djasted.and OTAttirmD.XX IBB COM* PANY, to ksep correct (Was, 098 Wear eiitd not tarnUh, but retain an aifAftim ^uif.tb So: id gold as long aa woroV

These celebrated watchesjmti:ya now sanding oat by mail and expreia," O.o.'D'. anywhere within the United States aad Canada* a the regular wholesale price, payabla on deiirary.

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MORIT Is UQVIBKPIR AOfiNOB

DESCRIBK TUB WATCB REHPtttV, te*e*«r Ladies or ftailsasi'aiia, ahd addtbae your oiders and letters to THE OROIDE WATCH CO., dwSm i«8 fauaa StreM.7tev Jaf^.

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for Beaattfyiag the SltlR aad OOMFlBIIO*

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siivaueau'' ef Voartfc aad Ohio

Btrasls, whesaahe la now tisaalaga fall aad oaaa Plata stoeh of fall style Beassts, Hktsl% lH

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BfiOEAKT TATLOKING.

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me as nothing else had, and I have continued to gain veij rapidly piace, till now I am able to be abobt my usual houseduties. To all who are afflicted with general defeiUty I can testily frem aope?rience that the Bitten are inraluable.

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FANCY COATINGS,

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BE&T TAIL0B IN THE CITY1 alS7 Cell tidleiTe TOTTft MEAStJTlTwirG J. W4 at

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STOVJES! STOTES

NORTF-WKST OF TBB OLD

We warrant e^rary Slots to-, bat Bra, and h»ve a godl draught. 1 oftbe.:

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Standard Preparations

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prefer that all skait receive eiUl tee thi (fooit before pagingfor them. AttlSGlB WATCH IO AXT ABBBCS0, *13.

A CLUB or BIX, WITH-ait HTBA WATCH TO THK AOBtfT SINDrNtT TUK CLUB, |90, MAKLNO 8EVKN WKTOHXS fOB ISO.

Also, a snperblof.of moatelegant Orotde Chains of the latest and m6st csstly styl(s"andp4tterns, for Ladies and G*ntlainsn's wesr^ fiom 10 to 40 inches in length, at prices of S3, (i, S6 ,ar 98 ach sent wuen ordered with watch at tn regn iar wholesale prices.

O 11A PEST!

CaU and Investigate, at

Noi.50 & 53 Main St

C. €. SMITH & CO. aaril9dw2m

MATS AND CAPS.

BW YOKK HAT 3 TORI

Josepb C. Yatos,

JUTIT IN RECEIPT OF

Mens' Hats 1 ali kinds, Boys' Hats of all icincte, SUauads* Hats of all j^incta, .Intants' llats ot ail kinds, Aiid at all rioes..

Hats ipada to order on short nottoe. OoBS and aee. .— ... THE" FAIL STYLES,' 14S Mala Staa^C- O & 1 T"r. H.rt-, lad

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2TONE and MARB LB WORKS

WALTKR&lifPIMI!0l$E!l mi&U »S eljsil usdbhjss

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Stone Bnlidlag Work, Italian Marble and ,ouii^crri e- a 1 Ct jj'j

Sootcli Granite Monuments

Harble, tlalc and Irosa naatels, and ,i a: aAi'.S.j 4 a a

Steam Works and Shops on OHKltBY St., be tween 8th and 10th, near Main. For specimens of onr work we aefer to Demin&'i Block. Metropolitan Block, Cory's and' Sage'i Buildings, National 6t«te Bank, New Post office. Ma Gregor's evd Defitng's Monhmenis, Ac &c.

BILLIARD ROOM

•t*the Teutonia Hotel, Xes.174 aad i?B Mala, het 0th aad Tth, sts.,

TERSE SAUTE, JND.

With Ms of the Snalt Tables with-

It-1

Pbuu's

PATENT CUSHIONS W. SHAFFER, PBOP'B.

*ye Whisky

sold at the Bar, aaiiSio atk*? -^WhhkyaaM ty th*|tlloi(, ]uafrt aaV pint. iaSSdly

ILr-

,b tr PHYSICIANS.

No. 41 Korth Fcrnith Street,

MAGARTIC ASD ECLKCTIC PHI 81C1AX. febtdtf IKi' W

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6th and 7th.

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OaDs atteadsd to aight aid day. Hattaayl Hasaa. JaSNtf

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(Teni,

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The forthsomtng nomber of the Illaitrattd

Wntarn Tall, printed in oil color*, will b« the

jaaat bs»«Ufnl paper ever liistd boa the praa l&»stsijgr.a: v..r' .. ... elcee the'art ef printing was dUC0TBreI. It»-

member, it is the only ?aper la the world whee%

Utostrations are printed la from Otte to seven

distinct colors at a itagls taqraln Arilii iron tke beaotifal U^aatratlaae which accom^ P»flil .lt weekIyVerjr nnrnter is repfctewlth ring Bomanem, Lara aad Hlftrtoalo Talee. laAtcoajpAiiloaof tTeiy flreeMa—tkearagasine of every toraaoh oflUaretnre—the chump ton of all. noble Industrie*—the itfpport of the far* mer, merchant, artisaa, and tbe education of the laaaaes. Hesd ^r spaaiana copies. Bold ti all newadealere. aabeorlptioa $8 por aaonm.

Monthly

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tbe Largest Slock 111 the (Sty

WE «I?E FIPTf-itSpDioES

With each Cook Jltoye Sold! iiikatG ,-.i-

well, stand at stoves are

OAsmes,

And aot liable to crack. Wo keep on hand a good Stfck of

M^KTELD-AND GRATES! 1is

rfalHina-of thrmost approved patterns of

PLOWS

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And a faH«tJCk of

FAIRBANKS SCALES *7 We buy for cash, exclusively, and pay no rents, and will

SELL ASL XJJELEAB

drrss THS 'VTKSTSfiN Rt)BtO CO., Cor. Fsrl Place and GoUeg» £1*m. 4,929,*ew Tork.

THIS DOLL Alt KStIN. tiwsMMsnswi^Mem. IheLtebeapeat^: neatest, ait -acst readaMa NewXora JournUi. Xrerybody Ukeeiu Three ediiioaa, tiuu-WiSKLt and W EtKLf, at yritr.

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HOW TO MAKE THE FARM PAT. The most extraordinary book ever yubilnhtd in America. One AgtBtsalttUO in a few townships. It sells ererywheie, became no Farmer can affoid to do withbnt it. Published in bath KKQLisu and Onus. 13,000 copies sold in a few weeks. A splendid chance for business. Send for CircnUrsL giVi'aK ull'dfscription and terms to Agents. Adorees ZKIQLKii, MoUOBDY & CO., ChicagoVUL or Cincinnati, Ohio

lisvmuoM'i NATIONAL

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Psparts and dscrlb3a Counkrfeita so accurals ly tliat t^e poorest judge may detcct them quJtoa Uank« and Bank oflicera also, Price Ourreot* of various merchandise,-and of tbe N. Y. Stock Ex rhaDge, besiues otb=r valnaole Informattou.— 9ubcrtptio*s may commence a.ith any month.

(per annum), 81.60.

(per annum)

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All letters muit be addretS'

ed to A. OOflN. Fablither, TGMatsau S reet, Kew York. Letter Box.

6196.

AGENTS WANTED Far anew aad intensely interesting Book, titled

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I By Samuel Bowles, A vofume of travql, txperience'acd obse'rvaHon with •ice-President Oolfal, between the Missouri Uiver and ill* Pacific Ocean. BpleatMir ltlas* trated. It tciU otUtcll all otier Hoiks, fcend for Circular. Kxtra cjmmiaalohs givea.

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is w:.fl I:: :j(£—Q'Z

Liffekcott& Bakewili,:—Weasiestown,

have no trouble

with your Sawe they don't need to be lined up with paper we put them on tha Mandrel and they go right along.

Axg.

FABM3 The londest, best, and purest tuned made. Ihey never break, every SABMBB wantlTbBe, at" from $5.00 to J15.00. Large bells for Churches Ac., at reasonable-prices.'Fair dis' count to the trad?. Address, WM. & J. U. MKBBIff, Fredericktown, O.

IR, IBUH'S

O A W A E E

Delicions, Healthfal, Temperance Beverage. Extracts sappli-.d for Fountains. For terms and ciicularsood to DB. BIetl'S OttawaBserand Family Mtdioine Manufacturing Co., No, 31 Fu 1ton Street, Brooklyn, New Tork.

The Best Sporting Gun in World

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Canttou.—D not b) imposed upon by ether parties palming off worthless c»at-lron machines under tbe same name or otherwise Ours is the only gennine and really practical cheap machine manufactured.

BEST OFFERS TO AGENTS

mo fell PALMER'S KMKBT GB1NOEB for MOWKtt and BEAPHB BlKlYlW, acd ALI kia£D TOOLS. It OUTLASTS tl.e Oringstone. and CVTa FA8TKB WITH LESS POWBB.— Weighs but 20 POUNDS and is cheap and convenient. aVTIBMS VEBY LIBKBAL and sales lgrgeatd immohate. To- a-euro an sgeocy, adnsi, JAY E. STOBKK, Telod j, OLja.

OJtLI OKE SOLLAP. newly inventeW pock-•-fice suitable fcr (ady-«i-g«ntlemen, in. banc some, atftfd cste, white dial gilt lettered, brast move mods, soass and serviceable.with, hey oomplete. A trite perms' nent indicator of Un»8&|

warranted tor two year*! post-pair to any part Of tbe C. S. on reseipt of Ono Dollar, or three tor .60. -if satisfaction ia not given, money refnoded. Address W. 8COTT FAUL, t7 Chatham streat^Mmrrftrk. The Of oj

W tch

$16.. P.O.

orders letter* only rec&fvM.

MlTOMfl HACHlHE. Trice *25. Th« slmpteet. cEeapest and besi "Kulttlag Machine ever Itovaated. Will knit 90,00# ttstohecp^mln. ate. Liberal inducements to Agents. Address AMBBICAN KNITTtHO MAOHIHM CO-., Boa* ton, Mawnssgt. I«owU#Mo.

AlKysar Bwtsr wr BiafglM Bar SWBIT MHIfB-it aaaals (Mtter) Qai.. nine. it wSde only bx F. S|ABM8, OhmaUt. Dattelt. 7' :s

9SOOO W*«.a»T,Addre— tTTB. rliao Co. Haw Totk.

I ML MM

JTo in Woaame Oi isr—I aa aow prepared to faratah all daaaaa with conataat tiaployaianl at

le. Illtj caata to ti far rmiag, la easily eartaCbyperseasof attkar sex, ant tha hoys as girlMara nearly a* —sli as ms. 6real iadaeameata are oBared thoea aks -will d«TOte their whole time to tha basfasesL.aa* that every person rtsaaywsftii aetket-air eaad at their addrtsi and last th# fcaslasea fcr tfceaMlres, 1 make tbefbltowiar isptHUeM^hr: l» all w«n ai»«ot weU aatiSud with tha haalaeee, 1. wiu send SI to pay fr AuTtronhleof wrltiag lae. fan pactleolart, dlraetloae, ta, aeot fr«e, flaapla lenthy aiail for 10 eta. Addrtas K. O. ALLts, A°n(«a(ar Me.

-g^BKIvd BUT W0teti«.^telf.haly AfYbaiag A.]Ua |heksitH«n laalna tattar atahood. Boat ta sealea latter aavalopaa, free of charge. If haasOtea, ratara the poataa*. A4-: dre^s PHILAMTHBPS, Box P, FUiadaiphla, Pa.

nnmn, gauUH, A lady ted adM Isc Deafhess, Catarrh and Sorafala, waa sivpta reaiedy. Bar lfafaur aa prompts her ta send the qsijMs tree of charge to any ona similarly afflicted. ^Lddrtss Mrs, LcooErr, Uobokan,

sodnrCA yestsinsa eared by a aadgratttnde rge to

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I ihedesiroa isforn attoa. Sent frta^br two stamps. Adlreas Has. O. Haaar, Hanover, Pa.

A VALUABLE MEDICAL BOOK! CONTAINING7MPOETAHT rHTSI&LOOICAL 1NFOBUATION t» young m*a contaaaplating Marriage', ceat free oa receipt ef 26 cants. Address the OlllfMICAL IKBTITCTJC, 43 Clinton Place, N-J. '1

.RfflHiil nr* JftrdRa

IN THB8B mftBIHIffi

You oatinot aVord to p*y three or fbttr profits on artioles 6f seccsssry ase.wbea by sending a (Xsk to

THJS xggssT.E' for rnariuUKifciiii^j suk

amily usesXr(Ma bxipcrior. etocli. jail sues and pttre clye.' Jlsfc for Paisl^.

loos Havaiif PA,

Hcssas. LippiROOTTfcBAaB'WBliL, Pittsburgh,Pa. Gents:—We have been using ydnr Wskf Ofv*a| Saws, in our Mill, and fin4 theM^Un- point of flaaMty.-saperior to any we -bave^ever nsod.— Xouri.&i. SHAW, BLAFOHABD. A OO, sa an2itta ou«a!- fc»vn5t-

PARKER ft CO*S^

(iKKAT ONI DOLLAR SALE

OfDBY GOODS, LI KEKB,FABA30L8,ALBDM3 HOStKRY, SILT KB PLATC& WABB, JEW*LBX, CUTLKBY, TBENOQ aad OaaMANrANCY OpODa^o^aveiy deacilption, yea ei anj^ ihing )n their immense stcck for

Hi hps nr'tl*- JH&

Lippencott & Bakewell OIC LSl Patent Ground,.. ,. 2mi .-

vei deaci iption, yaa a* pa rata ass

One PoOar Each Tha aaoret'of oaa tow jri^es4s |hi:—We have a very large Caah vacttal, a&d hava bnyars la all tho prib3l(iaT^lA&of tlrfa^oaatry and in Barope wboimnhanajroB .^AaMjIMBauZ VBOM THB a Importer or Oooiakllelon MeKhaat, -tha W^trie* sale andBstailDaaler. eadt stjslia •. Sassaad/a larger profit than taken by as. We can give •UKBJBOOM FOB Wf BjOLLAB than the Betail Merchant for twice or three times I that sans. Oar gooda acs daacrlbea aa. printed checks, which will ba aaat in Cluts fer

Jea Ueats

I each', to tay postage, prihting^Sc. If the article named oa tht'UwaK Is not wanted' ya« oaaexehacga. from a Bit Misprising TMrsc

Handrtd Sal. K^fty naeaol artlslss, among which are-^ Utfm' Bilk Parasols, Ladies' Tina White Tasked Skirts, BUvor Plated fist Bottled Oaators, and a large variety of tuafol articlts, net 09a ol wbictfcanbe booght lu any other way for nearly doable the money. I Befsrencs will bo given, if required, ftva ihe

moat reliable Wholaeala Merchants of Boatoa aad Bew Tort', as to oiir standing and the strictly honorable oharaoter onr baalinaa.

W We want Agents ia every t^wn to whom tbe follow!og Commisaiona will he paid: fcEBMS TO AOKSTS.

For a Clnk af 30 aa« Ttree Ballats-U yards Broom or Beeadhed Skeering, y&rd Hide. All wool Pants and Vest Fatten. Marseilles Qallt. IS yards good Bad Ticklng-i yaria-Bed Twilled Flannel. 16 yards Cotton XUusaal. 4 daaaa genu' Lianen Handkerchief^. J'tBa~wMU German Countcrpaae TTingMt. Hsiii'it llsfsssl'»kirt. Klegant doitbiec^aspr^ pKMnF)tataC*svh Albam. SIlTsr-ylatsd eagravsa pvih-hoUU Caster, tsiik Faa, ivory or sasda^wurdffrni

Klegan beaatlfully spa anSad. UaadSaM bMUd aa«tfaed axSss

FarasaL 30 yards go^d priat, fkat CQlon. Blkt Damask Table Cover. 1 dszaa flae Lines or Dam I ask Towels. Lad if*1 rail Tnkay morocco Trav. Jtts I si lag Msg. £*laine Dkss Fatter*, elegant 1 engraved NapU* Kings,, idaasa Una Merino or

Temper perfeotly uniform an I qaslity nnsur psss'.d. Hespectlallr, CHA3. A. FOX. LirPENCOTI & BlOWiLLV Hanafactarersof Circular, Malay, Mill Gkngand CrOSSrCat Saws. Chopping Axes, all ahapee.— Celbam's Patent

tihoveis, 8pad«* and Mile's

Patent Covered Scoop

B3LL8f0rAc.

CHURCH, ACADEMY, TACTOBT,

Cotton Btpckings. Violin and bow in box complete." Set Jewelry, with long pendant drops.— Eadfss* ftaahldnabla Bqaata nhawl. Qaob Meerschaum Pipe ia oase.- ^doaen Begets! hmt sUva* Dessert Forks. Or one artisla frtK Cmb of20 and one from ExchangeUst.

Ier a cia»erHi«s* Ftre B«llars^33 y4rb

I BfiSeSarf JMseWny, ysrJ »Ut. FaahlonabieAlpaooa pr^FMfafh,MyaalMS.^ I 1 set Lace Jnrtaius. 1 pats Wwot Biaaketa.. Kn-

graved silver-plated rttitfWs«)Wt^ 3$yar!s veiynne ail wooiOatauttsas Sdr psiaihiaad vest.^ Set of 6 tvory*kanal SeagKa4reSi With silver, plated Forks. Handsome satin or silk Parasol, hsavily beaded and Ibied. 30 yards guod Prints, last ooiors. Ladisa' orgentaMargir-eal aoreooo traveling bag, Frenoh frame. Haadsams Paptia Drees Pattern. Ladies' Cloth Cloak pattern.— Ladles' fashionable Shawl.c 'TSfiS large Marseilles Qailt. S HoneyeoaituQoUts... BiJiver.plated Cake Basket, plated oa fHM'Wtaite'n&al. QsnnineMeerscJiaam Pipe. 1 palrwaata' Oalf Boot*. Or one article from Olnb of 44) and one.ircm Clab of 20, or four art idea from Kxohaaga List. cinfe ef 109, ait tea iM&jnMMeer the following artlcUe: 1 rich Miadaa or Thibet Dreae Pattern. 1 pair Una Daaaatek Tahlo Cleths and Napkins to match. 1 pair gents French Oalf Boots. Taryfine all-wo..! Cloth fbr ladies' cloak. SS yvris goadBreisa orBUacltd SMftH^t,gmdteUle. I elegant high-colorad sjl-wool plaid Popiia Dress Pattern.. IJEmpresj Cloth Dieea Pattern. 7^ yards fine Caislmera for salt. leet Ivor balanc-ed-hand le Knives and Forks, 1 ladies'or gents' silver Hnnting-casa Waists IJSJBartlett hand portable Hewing Machine. Splendid-Family Bible, steel engravings, with record, aad "photograph pages. SSyaras good Bemp Carvetiar gasd eoU

ota. -1 pair good ManeOJas Qailm-1 good sUbarrel Bevolver. 1 elazdat Far Maff and Cape, 1 tingle-barrel SbotOan. 1 silTsr-plated engrmved six-bottle Bevolvicg Caeton, cat glass bottles. 1 very five Violin and Bow', la oase. 1 very laa

I all-wool le«f Shawl. t)i ytodsdeuhlewhlth

of the f:mnus Bpencer Bifte. FjEBTNO FOXJB 0HOT8IN TWO SECONDS, nstBK ordinary ammunition. Mannfactured by BOPEB SPOBTlNO ABM3 CO., Amherst, Mass. Send for descripiive circular, giving price list and testimonials.

where, male and fomale, to Intrtdaoa tbe GWU)NK lMVilOtKD COMMON SJCN8K FAMILY SBWING-MACHINB. This machine will stitcb, Kom, fill, tu^-k, qiilt, coid, bind, braid and am. braider in a most snporior manner. Prici only S18. Fully warranto for five years. Wo will p»y *1030 tor any machine that will sew aetroager, more beantifnl, or mare elasiio seam thn onrs. It makes the "Elastic Lceh Stitch."— Every j«om stitch can ba cnt, and sflU thecloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing ir. We pay Agenti from S76 to $200 per month and ixpenses, or a commission from which twice that amountcan be made. Address 8BOOMR CO., Pittsborgh, Pa., Boston, Mars., or St. Louis, Mo.

Beaver Cloth far overcoat- or rightatUolea from SxebangeList. or a more xt«nd(d list of Cemm

Clroolar. Wa also.give Agents additional Commissions, la pr£ptttlbn to the amoant of money retnrnsd for goods. TLij ,xtw oommli sion is not ofbred by any otc«r noeae. We are tba only riax who pay th'fr ageau f.»r aaacivo {or goods after they have obtained aabsorll^rs t« tbeir dabs.

Be lore to tea* all meaey hy Beglster

SEND VOX

mTIS,1

NBCVLABi.

Bend yosr addressin fhlt, ToWn, Ceanfyand State

PARKER & CO.,

BENJAMIN H. SHOEMAftBK

Nos. 205,.207, 209 and 211^. 4th

PHILADELPHIA.

Importer of

French and Enelisb Window* French Plate Glass for Windows. French Lookiug Olasa Plates. Haniinered Plate -Qlaea1 for Skylights.

Floors.

Coloredsand Ornameatad Glfurch Olase. Fluted Qlase for Oonservatorted.

Every Size ^nd Thiokess, By the original ease hev. ojr'aTagha light, taaars or cat aay irtegular ahaF^ mar«M»m

pttiOUfi, CBHTOT, BACOX,&p.

KAA BBIS. OF FLOtJB, dHbrsnt grades, at CVV'l greatly redneed^rioes. 25Q

Bw*-

".14' ..

CIMHT, Mad aad Blao brands.

Hhds. fresh 1AOOI. Bbls MX8SF0BX, .1/

50 75

Piaster FiwiSs llwiiAi8fCl a*d a weU assorted ateah ef O O E I E 9 at tba lofft iasrketprlw, fsrsalo $f

A. A JE. Msda Ittebfchew^a Wsstlj.

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INSURANCBt

\*Z NATIONAL

IS. O.

niKTS TOTMIJUB9UO api tkSM aa Marry. 8a»f at aapa fer passp A. WIKbLOW a CO., P.-0.'B«r#308,

tksse akeat-te blet. Sirs. Is. W. T:

Hhwhq.

gical View ef JBar/iafr.—The cheapest book ever publiehed—containing nearly SOO pages, aad IW flue plates and engravings of the aaatomy of tbe humaa«#f« nia a at ate «f kialtbMSisSata, with a trtatiae on early errors, itadepl?ralle conseqoeacae s|»s tbeiatiid aa44Mf)Wlh tha aatuoc'aplaa of trestatsat.—Sh»«aJy ratlpnai aad sncceasfal mode of cute, aeahowa by.a report of casae treated. A trmhfUT/advMarttf ttamarried and those obatempatfhfctanil#iai**|Mr'«*Mrtaia douht of their ph postage stamp OROIX Tho asthor may be «oasal|si ayoa any of the dueaaea np^n wblch his books trsat, either personally tfr "by mall, and -i^edl^Inea sent to any part of the world wl Xarritd La4iet PrktU Oomgrnnita contains

m'm&A

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LIFE INSU RANGE COF,

OF TH*,

United States of—Affierioa

CH4RT1RKD SPiCIAlAff rf ArraovBi) Jni K, ISM. io^*«j{oja»d

CA81I CAPITAL^ $1,000,000 PAID iiilniu. r-®1?

BRANCH

First National Bank Building,' PHILADELPHIA.

Where the general bntimes of the Com any ia I traasacted, and to which all general eorrrapondence should be addrer sed.

I! \l

OFFICEMSr

OLABKNCK H. CLABK, Pnaidest. ..' i.T JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance aad^beca^ Committee.

COOKK, Ylce-Prtsfdenf."

V-'l"

HXNBT D. EMBB90N W. PBXT, Secretary and A«tnai9if^?

This Company offers the fbllewlag adyaataBW! It Is a Nstiooal Coaipasy, chartered hy clal act et Coagrtss, 1808.

It has a paldap npiiil ef1.000,000.

:t] 93g|

It offers low rates or premium. It tarnishes larger lasaraace thaa other cess pastes for the saate atoaer-

It Is delaale aad certain in its terms.—? ipd It Is a hoaie loaipaiiF In every locality. Its policies are exempt from attaehmeat. There is ao anieccssary restrktieas la the velleles. ti.^rsj ed t*

Bvery policy Is aon-forfcltabic. Policies may be taken whlca p*y to the lasarci their fall amonat, aad retara ah ihe' fnalan, se that the iasm-ante tests waly tat-' •lertetoathe anaasl payotcats. .„7tl

Policies may be taken that will pay te the la eared, after a certain namber or Tears, dariag lift, aa aaaaal lacome ofoae-tenth the Smuaiff aamel la the policy.

Bio extra rate Is tharged Tor risks a pea tbe Ures ofCDMales. It lasares, nol to pay ditftnli to padtCT Mites, hat at se lew# cost taatdlfldeaO^wUI helm possible. .j

Circulars, Pamphlets and fall yartlealAn flrea on applicatloa to tbe Bmnch eaee efm^ CmpaaF.orto o. 0 uv jroxtM w. EUI« ?'. 'T -r OINCINN*TI: OHIO, ..• General Ageuts for Ohio and Central aad Sontb ern Indiana.

•a

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26d"ly Aweut tor Terre Hant*. lsit

*s i-svwo? :.ji baa 006,C0i* «a

Coaffb.CoM, srMsrt

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^..,4 threat REQUiaM tVMEDIATE ATTIKTIOR, amdsbocu) aa oaicus. Ir

AJLLOWKD 10 COHTiatia,

Irritation of tbe Lnmgs.a' permancait Throat ABsstlon, or sn Inearable tnng Blicast

Ju i. 1- is orrxNtbb mchVUi

Brown's Broncbkl TricUg8 Having a direct inflaenoe ti Ola parts, give immediate relief. ,jw

For BroncblUs, Aatbmn, Catarih,Cas. sampttve and Xbroat Uliinst'tii. raooBM aaa usn win alwats hops siKiiiSSil

BIH6KKS AITO PUBLIC SPIAKKIS will find Trochee nseftil In c'saring the vofoa wltRt taken befote bllglai or Ppeikiag, and relieMM, the Throat after an unusual exvrtion of the Vocal organs. The 3Vocks are reoi mtiiidml asil' prescribed by Phyaicians, and have had teatimenials fTom eminent men thr/hgboat the country Being an article of true merit, and having jiniaid their efficacy a Ust of msny years, each year* finds them la new.lvcsllties in various parts of the world, and the Troche* are nnlve.eally pro-' nonnced than othor articles.

Obtainbetter

only "Btovs's BnoscHiai. Taocan,"

and do not take any of tbe wortJUete imUaiidfu thai may he Offered. W 'SOLD KVKaYWItKXE. linee Inaldan cis h.-'Hvjo. ... .a

MILITARY CLAIMS.

olaimshave been obtained by me. ,«•.,»«

SC,Bostoa,

Xos. »s aad wo BammM

TX7INDOW GLASS WARE- .......: .P.00"*.i f»~™.idl slit «fi fe

clas!:

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Lnrd

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Office—Farrington Block,

N. E. Corner Public Square, Ur Svaiaa, ri$tr .Po»M^MJig4 nUS

HABTBJWB. .. tds

Fension Claims Frosecute&ivtote fMT9of Pay Frvcurcd, BOFNTT MONET COHEOTEPf«

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