Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 May 1869 — Page 2

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jieariy. completed their preparations for 'the commemoration of tbernBtonttion of, "peace throa^hputoar country. This odM ebration, 6i the grtet repra--sentalives of the Yankee "Hub" prefer to designate it* if to iwcon ducted on a scale worthy the great and crowning evfcntitt o«lr ilationhl which it designed to commemorate. & will occupy five entire days, viz.,' the 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th of the approaching month of June. An immense building, cajfaWe of acconuow ing fifty thousand persons, is now course of erection, and will be w»d*«ly finished and appropriate decorated before tha opening .day of the festival'

The Jubilee will be inwtgurated with the national anthem, "Hail Columbia," the musical portion of which 'will be performed by an orchestra of one thousand pieces, and a grand choras of twenty thousand trained voices. This Oflean of melody will, in the last verse of the an them, be still further augmented by the peeling of all the bells of Boston, the rolling of brigades of drums, musketry fir jng, and salvos of artillery. The muBketry and artillery will be in unison with the music. All the bells will be rung, and all the cannon fired from the music stand by means of electricity.

This is but one feature of this grand celebration. All the others are on a scale of grandeur and magnificence worthy the august occasion.

We are informed that all the choruses, musicians, &c, have already been secur ed, and little now remains t6 be done save to completo and decorate the build ing wherein the' celebration is place,

Personal and Political.

Democratic

economy is .illustrated by

the fact that the last Ohio Legislature, which was of the unwashed, cost the State $131,675 more than its Republican predecessor, liet us retrench I

is said that a far-seeing OanadiaD politician, who expects to be created Lord McDonald, looks forward to the time when he will be the sovereign of a king dom comprising the Canadas and New England./''*

Secretary Bobie

is a valuable officer

He knows his own failings and how to get the right man to do his work. Hence his order to the effect that what Commodore Porter may say, shall be entitled to the same respect as if said by himself.

John Bright

says: There is no more

moral society in the Christian world than is to be found in the New England States of the Republic of America.

The New York World calls this cruel irony.

—Hobac5. "&reklW ssys: "I dvToirce sue two Democratic editors who had libeled me without stint but I was heartily ashamed of it when 'cool reflection came,' and, accepting very poor apologias for. retractions, ordered that my suits be withdiRwn."

Michael Scaklaw,

—Minibter

The

Fred.

formerly of Chi

cago, and now editor of the Irish B4fpb-_ lie, in New York, has been rewarded for his'labors on behalf of the Republican party by the office of Third Assessor of New York city. This is a compliment to Chicago Fenians.

Elihu

B. "Wabhbtibne, be

fore starting for France, obtained leave of absence to visit the German watering places. He wilFpass several weeks at Homburg (celebrated for its healing war ters and its gambling saloons)' where he has engaged apartments.

Nott ii the time for thejSpi

TBBBB HAUTB. IND,

Vridfti Moral I860.

The

Brick PoomlOstannounces

that within

five weeks he will issue both a morning and evening paper in New York the ev ening edition to sell for two cents, and the morning sheet —the same size as the Tribune—for four cents. Briek has evi' dently determined to lose all his money at once.

—Noticing the proposition to make him editor of the "Washington National Intelligencer' with Sprague as publisher, Don Piatt" says: "I have no objection but fear that it wonld be putting new wine (of the best quality) in an old skin (of the worst), with the promised result of a burst."

President of the North Pennsyl

vania Railroad has prohibited the circulation of the Philadelphia Inquirer on the trains of that road, some fifty miles in length. This is a piece of petty spite that savors more of Imperial France than of Free America. We are glad to see that through the aid of ezpressage this contemptible interference with the liberty of the press has been defeated.,. •-.*

B. Milxb, of tho Atlantic

Mills, Milwaukee, absconded on Tuesday last, after swindling hiB partners and various other business men out of sums aggregating $50,000. He is accused of forging and altering bills of lading, of issuing forged drafts, and of various other dishonest practices, whereby not only citizens of Milwaukee, but of Chicago, Buffalo, Philadelphia, Detroit and St Louis have been victimized.

Col. Forney

writes: "In all the re

constructed States the war upon the white Rapublicans is unscrupulous, whether they are natives or newcomers. They have much to endure and when I see how they are persecuted in business, in character, and in every relation of life, I realize what a great work they have in hand, and how much they deserve tbe countenance of the Government and of their csmpattiou "-fflpstMP North. Most of these men are citizens of exalted worth. All of them couldpurehaseease by submission to their enemies' but they are controlled by sincere con- .# victions, and they stand to their guns -with, a courage th^t entitleaj^ijm uni-

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llcw^Mr aHfrfcftepubH* aaa^xeqjflve. IfJBiat jeptio^eygr getTarailway connection with the Pacific it oaa oaty-be -by -disowning iU rabaipoliticians and joining hands with the pro* greaure ejjoaent.

New^York Timed

"minor topic"

"get"TSe~ooMtEy itilo a^thw w^^^not leal in shoddy* or "try to get contracts, shouimeyirceeid Ti getting up a war. The shoddy and contract business was so

Well learned during tbe late war that it teems almost a pity not to afford an opportunity to turn knowledge to account*

Abchbmhojp SfA-tn-DorQ has.foUowed the other Catbofi# digoitarW^ df'the oountry in uttering a solemn condemnas tion of the prurient plays that have been so papular on the American stage of late, and also of the purlent dances that have become fashionable with the introducHon of Parisian jnanners. The Bishops gndqlifgy of Jihiv JSpiwxipal church, especially Bishop Cox, of New York, have lately been taking similar ground and the subject has been taken up in a large number of* Protestant pulpits. Already there are numberless signs of an improved public taste In the matter.

Jacob Thompson,

of Mississippi, who

Was formerly Senator from that State, and has now returned to it as a resident after along pilgrimage in foreign coun tries, has at dnee taken ground with the Southern leaders who are determined to tabor for the pacific settlement of Southern troubles, and for the quieting these feelings of animosity which have frequently threatened to culminate social anarchy^, In a .speech recently published, jis gave some excellent advice to the people of jtissi§aippi a^d the other Southern l46aes and It is pleasing notice that the Southern people seem now to be very willing to receive such advice

A coterie of Milwaukee snobs-tpok into their head* that-the propoaed occu pation of |a former pristocratic mansion as a Protestant Orphan Asylum would be derogatory to the Belgravia district, and aauch was the ade. The Flora McFlim *eys battensfl, with rose Been ted-cotton the windows that looked toward the pointtjf invasion'" ind thin-legged dandies rushed to and fro with feeble exclama tioas of horror. Sensibly enough, after a formal hearing, for' to such an extent was iho rumpus carried, ..it -was decided that ihe Home of the orphans was not a nuis ance, and the shocked exquisites have laave to withdraw their protest, and them, selves, if they like, to go where they please. Inasmuch as it is said on pretty good authority, with regard to these little on&^'tbat "bt such is the kingdom ~r heaven," it would be decidedly out of character for these Milwaukee aristocrats to expect to gefthere.

The New Dominion,"

as the Canadas

hjve lately been baptised, is very nervous over the determination of the American Government not to renew the Reciprocity Treaty, and her Finance Minister, conscious how much this resolution must affect the interests of Canada, declared, in a speech at Ottawa last Friday, that '•much as we (they) desired a lees restricted intercourse, with the United States, they were not prepared to give up their national existence lor it." And their very existence depends upon just such a treaty'as we have now abrogated Vital to them, it is nothing to us. As we Baid on aformer occasion, if Canada wants the advantages of free trade with us, let her join the American Union. The de pendency of a Power that did so much to encourage the rebellion, and now refuses to indemnify us for the terrible losses in dieted by her assistance of the destroyers of our mercantile marine, why should we give her the benefit of a treaty that wo do not accotd to' republican Mexico and

Switzerland, and to friendly Russia? Let her royal agents growl.

The Wattash Female College.

We havei heard and read daring the yea or two past, a good deal about an insti tution of learning, of high order, for young women, to be located at Terre Haute. No doubt the community feel a deep interest in this matter. This feel ing cannot be too deep. Tbe importance of such an enterprise cannot be over-esti-mated. There is no danger of eayingand writing too much on this subject, if what is said and Written is to the purpose. I have been deeply interested for the success of this work from the time it was first proposed, bat have taken no active part in its promotion, until within a week or two past. Whether what I now say in its behalf is to the point or not, others must

JudeeiC^ It is well known that a gentleman of this city offers the munificent sum of $100,000 for endowing such an institution, on the reasonable condition that the people will add some $50,000 more for suitable.buildings, and he will give $10,000 for this object, leaving $40,000 to be collected from other sources.

It appears from an article in Wednesday's paper, from Rev. Mr. Morrison, that $20,000 of this amount has been pledged, still requiring $14,000 to be subscribed before the endowment can be secured. An 'appeal is now made to the people of Terre Haute and vicinity to furnish this amount, and thus make certain the loca. tion of a first-class Female College in this city. There can be no doubt that the people will respond liberally to this appeal. There is every motive of interest, of philanthropy and religion, for engaging ear-nestly-in. the work of carrving out this noble design. Few of the most celebra-: ted colleges of the land have commenced on so strong and liberal a foundation as is here promised.

Let us merely suggest some of the strong inducements -the peoplo have Tor helping through, this enterprise.

Such a college will add greatly to the wwaHb, material and moral beatity, social Tank,, and good name of our handsome city.

Such a seat of learning as is here .contemplated mitst be a perpetual IcnWe of wealth to the place where it is located.— It will be of snch a character that many p«haps .aaait of its pupils will come from distance. Each member of tbe pt*sf*

1 will leave in t^pta^eTerj^Wtfir^ fj^ppt two hundred to 'foiM^undredf ilollan. Two or three hiiBared papiM| at tbm.e rates, wi^l add nnt'a liUler-iB the course of a year, to the material prosperity orihe_toTOU^Add."torthiiOtt money which families would spend by educating their daughters abroad, which they will now save by having the very school they need atUnax-daoo. do ftnrtlrer-WStBi this

school is notto haste preearlouaexis»ener dependent 'Pff' th^ Hfa or'flnancTaltMtd saw a play called "The Tempest.'

success of an individnal or company. It will be perp^o&UM, any thing can, he made in this wirla.'®"Iw bnrd of trustees perpelpate^if mselye* t^illling the^r owa Vacsnfeires.

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like the time-fco.gpnid ioetitutiiins of Oxford, Yale and Princeton Colleges. This fountain of mien a* wlli. 'poar streams as long as the W^bafh flows. Thia fact must give it if Vaiue^o flSnrplaoe much greater than J^ny individual stock enterprise could possess.

A Bchool of this character Qotpmenclng with the princely endowment of$150,000 will soon take rank and- have a name among the first institutions of the land.— It will give tbe place a desirable celebrity and draw around it, from all directions! families of wealth and culture for the education of their children and in this way it will greatly enhance the value of real estate of the city and vicinity.— There can be no .doubt of this the his-tory-of all similar institutions proves it. There is nothing which will turn a desert into a fruitful field like a living fountain of Christian literature-and science what must such a fountain do for an already fruitful field (jao- we afford to let the money, that can open such a fountain here, go to In ditthapolis or New York? Hundreds of cities would gladly accept this offer now made to Terre Haute. But the gentleman who makes it would, no doubt, prefer that his own city should have the ben efit of it. Let citizen's consider' the matter well before they lose the rich prize now within their reach.

But there are considerations that must awaken much deeper and more profound interest in this subjeotthan any of a material nature. We are ready to blash when we see learning advertised for ssle like cattlo, or merchandise. Its value cannot be estimated by dollars and celts Health, wealth, all the useful arts, and fine arts, civil liberty and jgccial happiness are all the products of sound learning. Yet learning is valuable chiefly for itself, not for what it produces. It is(iot like the fig-tree, valuable for the fruit it bears but it has an intrinsic worthwhile it bears all manner of j*ood fruits, and the land is a desert without it, it is infinitely more valuable than all its fruits. It is to be prized for its own intrinsic excellence. t:.

Education is the growth of-mind, the increase, the' building up of the faculties of the soul. Institutions of learning make mind. This is their product, their work, manship this is what they turn off and send out into the country, every year in* creased supplies of soul, spirit, intellect, head, heart, brains, every thing that goes to make up the man or woman. Colleges are great and important things, beciuse humanity, because mind, is a great and important thing. Over on the edge of the city is a place where they wobk iron into n&iUA Not very far off is another place where they convert wool into various kinds of cloth on another street is a place where they extract from coal a substance which is converted into light. Mow let the city have another building where all the improved educational machltaery shall be collected and brought intp use for making mind—mind which {jivee man's band the strength and skill to draw iron ore from the earth and convertlt in to nails and knives convert wool' into clothing and extract brilliant Ughtfrom the black coal. If these ton ttotsand products of mind are so valuable, what must be the intrinsic worth of mind itself?

But it may be asked, have ife not schools which are doing the very work which you speak? What need of anotb er? I answer there is not an institutiot in the four States of Indiana, Illinok, Missouri and Ohio that fills the plao which it is expected this college will fl] It iB not intended to drill children in tti elementary branches. That alVimpdtant.work is done, and well done, common schools. Nor is it proposed give a fashionable education merelj tto prepare young ladies to shine in the pr lor and social circle and teach tbm those winning arts by which wealthy ius bands may be secured who will call tiem to preside over homes of affluence, tase and luxury. There are schools en«gh in tho country which are doing this wirk. It is not its purpose to train its pupil: es pecially for teachers. Leave the th ry and-practice of teaching wbere they tin be best taught, to tbe Normal School

But the purpose of tbu Wabash female College is to give young ladies all tbe advantages and incentives to thoro^h intellectual culture which are furnished by the best universities and colleges in tbe land to give to young ladies of jln diana all the advantages of an advanced course of study that Yale and Prin^ton give to young men.

With the editors permission I wllladd something further on this subject it tomorrow's

Express.

One

I if 8

does not look among Shedfs, us

ually, for tender-hearted persons lit an official of that stamp.turns up in West Virginia. He publishes a notice Mt he has instructed his deputies to colfrt the taxes in Marshall County, and if hey are not paid to levy on the property tf delin quents. But he mercifuiU apfiods to the notice the following: "N. B—Widows not. included a the above instructions:" This will certainly drnmend him to the political favor of one blass of the women, at all events, when female suffrage comes into vogue.

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ler ooonty,

mmjrf attended a ball home in the: and sapper lor weakrjMufe:

iracfibedlhir moaic laseon, »errying, gathered a towa in the ejenif sr and'wldkedliodke

tea harvest hands, did a two inc and the wdss nalimr iiie—^ stwmii 11m ftmimla'wTJiiiTirin'l MriTrntiin P.,. Tyr"iir:,i• ~n. QMII Vtlla KAIIAWA lltAsn In KA (KA Kail

Dok»£IAX* hatjimtoeSih^M •«*al medMfa^t'^j a^ unBurYotk. Ha want to one ef-tho Ueatteer P^.% Qi?a Mountain H«bPJb.

"It was," he says, "themoat ap^lhn|in-

stance of the foundering in siora tliat -w'aa eve# thought, while the ahipwrock continued, of those tucking linos of tho Indiana bora telling of tha lose of his broadhorn Bomb •not 'JMkaivtfaaJsot.jwi __

And high bar rnddM flaaf. And •vary tlM aha haavad utNt, A. MgewJwltabeenMe-'^v*

A M*«t's VELOcmsa Irfha ee£tre of attraction on the wharf at Saginaw, Michigan. It il mad* of tia, about twen-ty-flve feet long, veryshiirp and pointed at each end, not more tbaii iftaea inches wide and is propelled by a wheel under the middle, similar to tha acrew propeller of larger crafU. The motion ia given to the wheel by cranks attaoked to the ^batlin)^ by bevel gear. The atMring appata oa ia alao ia the centre of the boat, and worked by the feet. The bort^ Jot -the space of ten feet from each ehd, has airtight chambers.

When

Tas late Hector Berliox was in his youthan enthuBiastic admirerof Gluck and SaVdn He-knew thelt-«W» W heart, and followed with interest the representations of them at the opera. One night he suddenly arose, and shaking Ms fist at the orcheatra, exclaimed, "Cymbals have no business in that passagel A few minutta afterward he aroei# again and cried with his might, "Cymbala again He never wrote cymbals there 1 ttewasput out of the house. Old Prince Metter-

nich

was as ignorant of music as poeSlbie. One day, after hearing an'

TIT FOB TIT

One day the husband entered his wife apartment, with the declaration that, deeply as he regretted such an event, they must part. '•You don't mean to leave me? exclaimed the lady.

Deeply as I regret the circumstances, tha ranlv. what

such is the case! was the reply. "Bat why7 What have. I done—' wrong have I committed?" "Nothing I" "And yet you leave me?' "My dear, in the haste of our marriage I forgot to mention a little fact, which in the mind of casuists might have formed an objection to it I have another wife living I" "Impossible !r' "It is true, my dear I"

The lady was silent for a moment, and then assuming her most bewithing smile, replied. "My dear, I must confess that I suspected something of the sort, and to guard against any future trouble, I had a little paper prepared by my attorney, which you will rpmeober to hare signed in tbe jus.ioe'B iffice the day we were- married. You supposed it to be merely an article of agreement, in which you promise to allow me, in case of separation, an annuity of twenty five hundred dollars. Under the peculiar circumstances of the case' I shall have to exact tbe fulfillment of this agreement, or have you arrested for bigamy!-' "The devel!" "True,my dear here is a copy—the justice has the original." "This is

A QEifTLKMAir residing in a to"vn near Boston, while attending divine tirvice a Sunday or two ago, was under the soothing influence of the sermon, lulled into* pleasant slumber. He was finally disturbed by the touch of a contributbn box in the hands of one of the deacon, who was taking up a collection but, Tithout opening his eyes, the sleeper ejaculated "Season," acid sunk back to reeume kla nap. It is unnecessary to say that ha was a season-ticket patsenger on a nulasae *mh w- v&i DKJias

swindle!"

"Oh, no, my. dear only a business transaction." There was some father pretest—a little angry recrimination but it is needlefes to say the conditions of the bond were finally complied with, and on this comfrotable allowance the lady entertafna Serious thoughts cf forsaking the buskin mm

rjfftjV pity 'tis true,? antafded thaj of diaaattft-aad lies tbrej^are tailthiun' ~advanci$a tha'

narihls, to obtain relief. Wo have been

Herb Pills and believe them to be the best stmpfrarqrpqjtflnn £orBilliouirdia* ilMnUyTematolrraga^UgiUeih^fc^^^^are prepared with

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COSTARD RENTED!ES.

"G»i

tha young autocrat of Rhode

Island and Providence PlantAtibris Was about to be united in marriega to Miss Chase, Bishop Clark was summoned to follow him to Washington, and there wait his pleasure. Finally the grf^t .event was consummated, and without any fee the good Bishop returned to his labors. He was of course somewhat surprised that he was not at least reimbursed for his ex [WHIM, of travel and residence at the capital. The story finally leeked.put, when Mr* Sprague's agent at once came to^tne BUhop with a check for $1,000. Thfs the Bishop refused, on the ground-that it was too much. "Oh, no," said tho agent,.*'thw is probably what be would have given you if he had. thought* anything about it at the time, and h» will be glad when he learns that I have taken care of the matter."

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Too Sbarp for Her Better-Half-

From the New Orleans Flesynae.l A very amusing little incident recently occurring in our city is being whispered around by partiea seemingly well adrisea in the premises. It appears that at one of our fashionable places of amusement last winter, a very fascinating and pretty soubrette hadja short engagement. At was afficientlylonac, however, to completely enlist the admiration of a gentleman engaged in commercial- pursuits, and not a great while from a northern latitude. By some means the parties bscame acquainted, and as the days fled along, mutual sympathy mellowed into love. The lady, a little coy at first, Anally lent a listening ear to the entreaties of her adorer, and after a brief enganCment they were married. Of course, it is not the intention of the reporter to recite the ro sy dreams of the honeymoon how eaeh adored the other, and happiness, radiant aa posy itsef, bewitched the hours into visions of delight. Weeks sped along, and months had meatured their length on time's dial. But last a circumstance ocoured which put an end to billing and coeing, and revealea a domestic imbroglio, not at all in harmony with the felicity that proceeded it.

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BEST TAILOR IN THB CITI .13* ema JrOVB MEA8UYE with J. W. at

146 Hain Street.

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aoai twaatital fapcr ercr issawt from tha prase.

line* tbe art •Kprtatlng «u dbwrmd. Bt-

Iwfctsa, triasiw oaty

onwlllne^Ty all deal[S,dWlm

^ttawatkl whaaal

lllastrationa are prlatetflS frifesie to mtcb

dlstihot colon *t a^slagli lmp'reMtW. AitflS from Ska Maalifu Ulasttatiaai «hich aqoom. ftn it waekljr «nrr aiabtr ia. roplata with lowing Bomsnccr, Lorn' and Talcs.

UajBtcoapanioa of «mj SnaUe-tt»ai(»-alneof erory biaacH oflltaratnr*—tha ckampioa of all aobla iadnstriaa— thatupport pf tto S mer, merchant, artiaan, aad the edncation of maaaM. Bend far apeoiiMn oopiaa. Sold by all new* dealara. Sabaociptioa S3 par annum. Addrtaa THE WKSTEBl* ITOBLD OO.t Uor. Park Plaoaaod-OoliaKa Plaoe.

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A6EN1S WANTED FOB

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BANK NOTE REPORTER

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Opinions no chargs. 'A pamphlet, 103 pages of laV andinformatloa free. Addreaa as tbavo.

ait®

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In ntrffri-g-tli, floiibiiity colors unSurpassed.- For

ichtne rise equal to any threat! nnwio, an| ror hand sewing better than nay tlirco qon Shread In the market.

THE PAISIOT SILKS

are made expressly for manufacturing am iunilT use from superior stock. Warrant® jail shees and pnro aye. Ask tor Valslejr.

Iiooa

Hatbk,

Pa.

Hbssbs. liPPiacoTT & Bakewell, Pittsburgh, Pa. Gents:—We have been using your make of Gang Saws in oar Mill, and flna them, in point of quality, aaperlo to any wo have ever used.— Yours, 4o. SHAW, BLAFOHABD & CO.

Lippeiicott & Bakewell's

Patent Gronnd,

Patent Temper,

(stampkd)

I A

SAWS.

Jamestown, N.

LijteRcott & Bakewell:—We have no trouble with your Sawa thoy don't need to be iined np with paper we put them on the Mandrel and they go right along:

Temper perfectly uniform and quality unsur passtd. ltespectfully, CHA3. A. FOX LIPPENC0TT & BAKKWSLL, Manufacturers of Circular, Malay, Mill Gang and Oross-Cnt Saws. Chopping Axes, all shapes.— Colbuin's Patent Axe. Shovels, Spades and Mile'i Patent Covered Scuop.

Bells

for chubch, academy, faotobt, FABMS Ac. The loudest, best, and pnrest toned made. They ne«er break, erery EA'BMBB wants one, at from $5.00 to 813.00. Large bells for Churches Ac., at reasonable prices."Fair dis count to the trade. Address, WM. & J. H. MKBRIN, Fredericktown, O.

DR, IRISH'S

O A W A E E A Delicious, Healthfal, Temperance Beverage Extracts supplied for Fountains. For terms and circular send to DB. TBIail'S Ottawa Beer and Family llcdicine Manufacturing Co., No, 31Ful ton Street, Brooklyn, Mew York.

The Best Sporting Gun

in the World!

IIOPEB'S American 12 A 10 Gauge Sweeh Loading: Kepeattng SHuT GIJS, Improved by O. Mt bPE.NCEB. Inventor of the f.m jus Spencer Bifle. F1UING FOOB SHOTS IN TWO dECONDd, usini ordinary ammunition. Manufactured ly BOPER Sl'OHTING A EMS OO., Amherst, Mass. Send tot descriptive circular, giving price list and testimonials.

WANTED, A8BHTS„J™IS.!S? where, maie ana leinale, to )ntr«duce th- GKXl). 1KB IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This macb'ne will stitch hem, fell, tnck, qoilt, cord, biad, braid and im broider in a mjst suporior manner. Prlci only 18. Fnlly warraitel for Sve ytara. We will pay 81000 for anjr machine that will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or more elasiis soam than onts. It mates the "Elastic Leek Stitch."— Every seconu stitch can be cut, and still the cloth oannot be pnlled apart without tearing ii. We pay Agentt from S76 to 8200 per month and pensaa, or a commission f.om which twice that amount can be made. Add ret a 8KGOMB A CO., Pittabargh, Pa Boston, Ma-a., or St. Loaia, Mo.

Otntlon.—D aot b« imposed upon by ether particspalmingoff worthless cast-iron machines under the same name or otherwise Oars the only genuine and really practical cheap machine manufactured.

BIST OFFERS TO AflENTS XMEBY GB1NDEB for MOWEB and BEAPBB KNIVES, and all JUDGED TOOL?. It OCTLASTti tbe Gr'ingatonj, aud CXJT3 FASTER WITH LESS POWKB.— Weighs but 20 POUNDS and is cheap and convenient. B9-TKBMSYEBY LIBEBAL and salts large atd immediate. To secure an agency, addrtas, JAY JC. STOBKE," Toledo, Utdo.

ttHIfY OHE D0LLAK The newly Invented pock t. time-pi«ce auitabio ftr dither lady or gentlemen, it GStl?8ome'," metal caee, white dial gil lettered, braa- moyvasejla, sound and serviceable with key complete. A true perms* neat Indicator of time

warrouted tor two years post-pai to any part of tbe U. S. on receipt of One Dollar, Or three for %i.50. If satisfaction is not given, money refunded. Addreaa W. SOOTT A PAUL, *7 Chatham strret, New York. TheOrojde W*teh?iS. P.O. ordera and registersd letters only rtcjfyed.

WASTEB—AfiESTSKHITrae HAOHIWE. Price 9». Tbe simplest, cheapest and beat Knitting Machine evar invented. Will knit 89,000 ttitohea per rain, ate. Liberal indneementa to Atenta. Address AMERICAN KNITTING MAOHINB OO., Boa. ton, Maaa^ or St. Loula. Mo.

UKjsnr Bsdsr sr Bragghl far IWUT «VnrprB-it eqaaU (hitter) Quinine. tf made only hj F. HXEABN8, Chemlat, Detroit. itj&t v*

leiMM&Ml

,AUraa V.«. P^nwCo.

1 HI I I To na Wobkom Ousa —I aa aow prepared to flraiik allclaaeaa with eonataat amployneBt at tkair hoaee, tha whole of the Uw, or, for thspara mosaaats. Bests ass aen, light aad profltable. lUtjr oeata to 96 par eveaiag, ia eaaily

•M&la are oSMred taosa who Win derote whole tiaaato.tka! soa who -addreet •aka thafoltowlM aaparellale4e*i»: To ail w" are not Walt aattUilik the hastaeaa. I will saad Sltapay (ecthetraaMaof writiag Be. fill partionlara, dlreotiOas, Ae. aeat free. Sample eeat bj Batl fiM-lD eU.- SMMM&O.ULIS,

Qlotias»ta«iaaatMiSit»M» ttatsmj parwho mur Sea thia BMioe, may saad aso tlialr treat sw teat tha hasiassa far tkaaasslvsa, 1

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charge.' If benefi tad, return tha postage. trees PHIHUTTHBOB, kxT.fUlsMfklk, Pa.

nEAraan. oaiabbb, iMirau A lady who had offered for year a from Deafness,"Catarrh and knhu, waa oared by a sis pie remedy. Her ayaipatliy aad gratitado prompts Ber te sead the raceipta tree of charge any one aiaUlatly aflUeM. Addreae Mra. M. O LseerrT, iiobokea, N. J.

HINB TO 111 HABBIBB aad tksw ahMt to UMarrT. Send etamps for pamphlet. Mrs. IS. WINDOW CO., V. O.Boa 3300, N. T.

VlUlt TlOiP Eipcrteaea la iMTnstaal or ChrealaaaiitoXBAl hlscassi.—a jpa»«j(ofieal Vie* if Matitagr.—Thf cfcaapest book ever published—containing nearly 900 pager, and 1S0( flue platea and engravings of the anatomy of tbe humaii orgaaa in a atata af health and disease, with a treatUe on early errors, itadapl-rableoon-aoqoencea upon.tbeaifad and body, with the antuot'&jriaa of treat.m,aB,tL th* oaly rational and successful mode of ctttS, aa abates by a report of cum treated.. A tri)ifal adviser to She ataeifed these oontempiating marriage who eatertaia ibfr! of-their phveieal oaadltlato heat Oee at postage to any addrtss «n reoelpt Qf S&ceats, ia stamps or postal rtrrraooy, by acdreesiag Dr. LA OhOiX, ho. 91 Katdea mm, aJbaoy, H. T.— Tke amhor may be conSalted Bpoa aay of the diseasea apvn which kls hoaks treat, attha personally or by mail, aad mediolnea seat to any part of tee wort a.

THE

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A VALUABLE MEDICAL BOOK! OONTAIHTSO IMPOSTAITT PHT9IOI.OOIOAL iKTOBMATIOK to yooag mea eoateaplatlag Marriage, seat free oa receipt of 26 ceau. Ad-

IKSTITUTE, a Ollatoa

dress the OHBMIOAL t.

5^1 WiM. »*W jgwt&tw

IN THESE HARD TIMES

Toa cannot afford to piy three or foar profita oa articles cf necessary use, when by sakdla^a Olab to

-PARKER & CO'S

Ait

ONI 0WLLAK 8ALB

GREAT Of DRY GOODS, LINBH&, PABASOUi, ALBUMS UOSIKBY, S1LVBB PbAlED WABK, JKWKLKY. OUXJUEBY, FBEMCU and GERMAN FANCY GOODS, of every deaotiption, you can purohaae an7 thing in their lmmeaaestock for

jOne Dollar Each, The seoret'of onr low prioaa ia thii:—We have very large Oaah Capital, aad have buyers in all the priaclpaleitiesof this oonatry ana ia Earope who purchase FOB OAdB, D1BEOT FBOM THB MANUFACTUBBB8'aU the goods aaad by na, thus saving theaoaanmar the profita made by the Importer or Commiaeioa Merchaat, the Wholeaale and Bstail Dealer, each of whom dassaad larger profit thaa taken by ta. Wa can give KOBE CMMHM NB IWIXAB than the Betail Merchant for twioeor three times that aam. Oar goode ara described on printed checks, which will he aeat la Clubs tor Ten Ceats each, to pay postage, priating, Ac.

If the article named on the Ofeeok i* not wanted yon oaa exohacge from a list oompriaing Tfel HasidMI shl fifty nsensl srtiel among which are—

Ladiss' Silk Paraaols, Ladies' Fiae White Tucked Skirta, Silver Plated Five Bottlel Oaatora, and a large Variety of naefal artidlta, aat one ot which oan ha bought in any other waiy for nearly doable tha money.

Beferenoe will be giyaa, if required, from the m^at reliable Wholesale Merchants of Boston and .Hew York, as to oar standing aad thaatrlrtly honorable charauteruf bai tnslaeee. siup We want Aaenta la to whom tka following Commiaaiona will ba paid:

TBBM3 TO AGINTS.

For a Club of SO aad Three Dalian-si yards Brown or BetaAei Sbssrtf, pmrd midt. All wool PanUand Test Pattern. Marseilles Quilt. 13 yarda good Bed Ticking. yarda.Bed Twilled Flannel. 15 yatda Cotton Flannel, ldosangenta' Liansn Handkerchief!.* Flna white German Counterpane frlagatt. Handsome Balmeral'Skirt. Elegant double clasp 100 picture Photograph A1 bum. Silver-plated engraved flve^ottle Oaa tar Elegant silk Faa, ivory or sandal-wood frame beaulifttlly apangiad. llaadsame bsad*S aud lined Parasol. 20 yards good print9, faet odrcra. Pine Damask Table Cover. 1 doitn fine Linen or Dam ask Towels. Ladfea' real Turkey nroroeoo Traveling Bag. Delaine Drtas Pattern. 6 elegant engraved Napkin Bines. 1 doaea floa Merino or Cotton Stookinga. Violin and bow Inhoxoom niete. Set Jewelry, with Jaauaiidaat drops.— Ladies' fashionable Sqnare Bhawl. Oooc Meerachaum Pipe in oaaa. dosen Bpgeis'heat ailver Detaert Forks. Or oaa article frnaCniVof20and one from Exchange List.

For a GlHborSO. aai Flre Dallsrs—^ yardt good quality Brown or Bleaeatd Bhntinf, yard wide. FaahionaDle Alpacoa Drem Pattern, aay color.— last Lace Jurtaiaa. 1 pair Wool Blankets. En graved silver-platedilx-bottledOastor. 3% yards very One ali wool Caisimsre for aaots aad vest.— Set of 6 Ivoryt-handled tea Kaives, with silver, plated Forks. Handsoaw satin or ailk Paraaol, heavJy beaded and linrd. 30 yards good Prlnta iaat colora. Ladiae' or ganta' larg real ssoroooo traveling bag, French frime. Handaome Poplin Dress Pattern. Ladiee' Cloth Oloak pattern Ladies' laahionable Shawl. 1 fine large Maraeil lea Quilt. S Honeycomb QoBta. S.lver-plated Cake Baaket, plated oa fine white asetal. Genu ine Meerschaum Pipe. 1 pair genta' Calf Boote Or onearttcla from 01 ub of 30 aad one from Olnb of SO, or four articles from Exohange List. club or 100, Ui Tea Bellars—Onecf the fol lowiug articlee: lricb Merino or Thibet Dreee Pattern. 1 pair fine Damaak Table Cloths and Napkins to match. 1 pair Keats' French Oalf Boots. Yery fine ail-wo-1 Cloth for ladies' cloak 66 yarde good Brmen or Bleached Sheeting, yard wide. I elegant high-colored all-wool plaid PopliaDrwa Pattern. I Emprcai Cloth Dreee Pattern. 7% yarda fine Oaseimaia for enit. 1 set Ivor balanc-ed-handle Knives aad Forks, 1 ladies' or gents' sliver Hunting-case Watcti. 1 Bartlett hand portable Sewing Machine. Splendid family Bible, steel engravings, with record aud photograph pagea. 25 yarns good Hemp Carpatiar, good colora. 1 pair good ManaiiJea QnUta. lgoodaix barrel Bevolver. 1 elegant Far Muff and Cape. 1 tingle-barrel Shot Gua. 1 ailver-pitted eagraved aix-bottleBevoIving Cas ton, cat glass bottlts 1 very five Violin and Bow, la ease. 1 very fiatf all-wool lon{ Shawl. 2% yards doubt* Width Beaver Oloth for overcoat, vr«iakeaf tielcs from iucbange List. mr for a more extended list of Oomm'eaionat see Oiroolar. We also give Agenta additional Commisaioiia, in proportion to the amonnt of moaey a turned for gooda. Tbii extra commission is not offered by any other hosae. We are tbe only nis who pay th^ir ageata for ssxnuta fir goode after they have obtained aabeeribore to their cluba.

B9L BC

Be sare to teil all mqr by Bcftster*

SEND FOB OiMVlAM.

Send oar address la fall. Taw a, Oouatyaad Stats

PARKER & OO. #se. W ies seeueer It, lessee.

WINDOW GLASS "xywil b* HODBB.i-sd' BOUSE.

INSUJKANCE.

NATIONAL ..a

LIFE INSURANGEm, OFT United States

CASH capital!...

-:'U

WAKE-

BinJAim H. 8H0EMAEEI

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

PHILADELPHIA,

Is# s.« .? lifua ix,t.SS

French and Epgiish Window] French Plate Glass for Windows. French Looking Glass Plates. ^T.q Hammered Plate Olass for Skylightsj^^i

Colored and Ornamental Chnroh ftlaaa, Fluted Olass for Conseryatorias. Every Size and Tbiekess, By the oVtglnal case, box, or^ alngle lfgbt,' square or cut to any:irreg«Iarch^st.

JjlLOUB, GEMKNT, BAOOK.Ao.

500 250 50 ijrg Bbla MESS POBK.

BBLS. OF FLOUB, dMhsaat grades, al greatly reduced prioss. Bbla. CEMENT, Bed aad Bine brands. xn Hhda. freah BACOH. -1

WatW

merica

CHIKTRKID bj SPECIAL ACf IP

App#0'''*I

^1868.1 80^-^

11,000,000

PAID W PUtl.

BRANCH OFFIOKt

First National Bank BnnaingJ^f* PHILADELPHIA. Wheie the general bntln.gs of^ tfc-' Com^aa^r fraaaaotod, and to whlth at 1 igeaeraio»wspend*enoe should be addKsed.

OFFICKKSt

tO,8

OIiABBNOB H. CLASS, PrrsMeaK oiutfit". JATOOOKB, Cbairman Finance and Eaeea -j 'io-.-Js Qommlttee.'

Every policy to

"*v ?5*^r

HBl^BT D. COOKE, Tlce-Prisideafi^— EMKK30N W. PBBT,~9gcretaryaBd Aomaiy.

This Oeavaay effers the foUawiag atiasl^,

Bfsa National Coapany, chartered by sflS dal act of Cencras, 180S. It has rald-ap capital of1.000,000. .tntos

Itsffers low rates of premlass. It Ihraishes larger lasaraaee lhaa ether ciapaalca r«r the sane suney.

anred, after acertaia aassber of yean, 4sris| lift, aa aaaaai lacome of eae-teath the ameani •awed la the policy.

No extra rate Is charged for rlaks apsa the lives offenules. It Insures, nolts pay dividends te polMy

tw.

It Is delUiate sad ccrtsla la its tcran. It laahoae teayaay in every locality^ .o feiltb Its policies are exempt from attachassifc There is no unnecessary restrict loss la this policies*

B0Bftirftitable.d

Policies atay be taken which psy

uii' ai .-

i0)m iiaaiuo

te the

la- UasT

siret their full aaioaat, aud retara all the prealasu, so (hat the lasaraaee costs ealy tht a teres oa the annual paysseals. roitdes may he taken that will pmf tethe Ih'

0SlJ

holders, hnt at so law a cost that dtvlteaas will belstpesslble. ...

Circulars, Famphlets aad lull parttcalat* __ given oa application to the Braseh once ofthe Company, or to |t ttr

JOHN W. 1XUH A CINCINNATI, OBIO,

Oeaaral Agenta for Ohio and Oentrat aad South .jjjt em Indiana., «7. A. FOOTE, 86dwly Agent for Terre Haute, Ia/.

'"B ilt

'r A •^'a I'ough, cola, emei#,I^4 ThmL

i-rffJuT

BcqviSES immidia-tb AlTDmon, itjb AMD SHOULD XX UBSOKBU. Ir allowbo to coHTiaua, Irritation of tlieliasum,« permanent ThroaS sflbatioa, or an laearaMs w!i"

Lung Biseass

:tv

IS OVTIN TBX asavu^s J|JSOffe ~Brown'i

Broncliial

Troches,

Having a direct influence to ihe parte, give immediate relief. W

For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrfe.CMi iw anmpttTe and Tlirunt Dlssoes, Taoeass xaa ussn with always good tveosss.*

SINGERS IHO PUBLIC SPKAIMUf'" will find Trockt* uaefal in o'eariog tlae toic« when taken befote Singini or Speaking, and relieving' the Throat after an unusual exertion of the vocat organa. Tbe Trochee ace rec. mmended and. prescribed by Physiciaus, and have had testim*-, .u Dials from eminent men throughout tbeconutty? Being an article of true merit, and having jirasad ©e their efflcaoy by a test of many years, eaoh year flnds them in new looalltias in Variona parte of '06 the world, and the Troohee are universally pronounced better than other articles.

Obtain only "Brown's Bxohchiai. Taooaas^^ 1c aad do not take any ot the worthleu imitatione taat maybe offered.

SOLD SVEBTWaaac.

jj d3ld*w-4mos-inslde •'s .•

MILITARY CLAIMS.",

N. B. Corner Public Sjuitre, jH" Staibs, Fibs* Does, TBRBB HAPTE, IMB.j

LAND AGENCY.

Steal Botate OolHaui

$..{ 4 "as

Floors. 'i

193'

PlMtcr Pirtg, ume, Salt aad a well aaaortsd atock of O E I E 8 at the loweat

market priee, lbr

sale

A. 4c. E. KISMAB,

CITT PBOPHBTT.

Honaeandlot"on Poplar, between 6th andTt streeta, Hoaae and lot on North 6th, between Ofaeaant aad Lipton streets.

Two baaineaa Honaas on Slam «trr^ OOOHTT PBOPEBTI. Farm af 89 acres in Honey ITS aerea in Untoa Bhw-' 8 Aerea below the ».-»»

MILITARY CLAIMS-CARD 5

DAVID S. DAMALlS05f

intern

Military Attorhey, Notary an« Clalas Agtal* Bcgnlarly Authorized and Uceasei. Office—Farrington^ Block,

Pension Claims Prosecuted, Arrears of Pay Procured, tvzM *S

BOUNTY MONEY GOLLBOTXD, a*.

DEEDS JSXECVUtJSlJf.

Voucher* Made out and Pmuion Monem Drome frvm^r Ant Pentin Agency in Ike United Stalmt PBOTKST8 ISHTJJTCD,

Warraats Assigned, Benght aM loU.^. and Defective Assignments Oerredef.

Befbr to Herohanti, Bankers aa OBtaaas

tjfjfit-

generaily, and to any one of the thoncand whosa olalaa have been obtained by me. JaSdwtf D. 8. DABAU80JI-tS-^'ia hS! -SS!l«|1«. jinaw ad*

t-iJiiawr

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tM.

IwtaA sKo|«ii«lhr

HENDRICH & LANGE,

rirat National Bank, 8. E Fourth and Main Streets,

OSes over First National Bank, 8. E. Corner

mt.

t\ e4l

1 sdi 9

Abstracts of title furnished, tosns nogotiated, and Ueney invested, liianta shotii% O A E ***,*•

.a ad v?

Forty Lota in Linton's Addition to Terre Haiti Honee aad lot, aaat Ohio atreet, MOlO Honse and lot, lo Hotfnrraln'a Additltloa, House ami lot In Sibley's addition on Bth atl set, Hons* and lot in Kwse's addition oa Sthateaa^ jf

for

«al«.

li^Ntf »«nabl8 na to In'I 5. ^^tment of bnajaeaa .^-BdUie Agency.

j,t & MARSH,

fSAUnn mum, Des Moinoa, lo