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

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Wednesday Morning, May 19th, WW.

The Fifteen^ Amendment •If we may aooept'M correct, itatem'entt

current ^-in S^^jfge^ thar-coni 3. meet," new pe»fte|, Twffre Oonifccticut voted. The erecJTon last ApriCleft no reasonabte doubt that Cotinectiga| would ratify the amendment, but it is lighly gratifying that every.(Bepuhlipa 'mem bbr «fopd«q!na(wly)dp^t& r" thomajority wasliBtndsome. "Wit necticut, then, there are .tweaty*tw ded to these wa have ouroypjgtjte bfa passed, in both JwOiW, a reaelu ratification. Gar reader» l»otf culiar circumstances attending .tj audtTWQ presuffigt-^ tainly are, that It wfiTba held

ction

This is the opinion of Senator and others who ought to be the bestjpossible judges in the matter. Admitting this, twenty-three atatea are to be counted as having ratified the amendment To those may be added New. JBai&pabirfe and Vermont, which hav.e at no tim° b^en in doubt. With twenty-fiveStatesfalifylDg, there are needed three more.'

Events of rooeot date leave no (ioubt that Virginia will be carried by the publican?, and vrtll promptly ratifj^ the amendment, for no Demooratio or jother organization is in the field opposing it. In Alisjisssppi,also, if we mayJudgefrom resolutions of Democratic meetings—and notably from one heid at Brandbn-j-the Democrats themselves have conclude^ that it is necessary to accept the situation and will make ho effort lo resist' the amendment. I£so, we may hope ttbftt' before December these two State* will have added the twenty-gixth and tw inty seventh votes In ratification.

The election in. Providence quit* recently did -not afford indication, f» wo hoped it would, of the probable result in that State. The SkuoCB candidate was withdrawn! and the other Kep ablii can candidate elected by a large maj rity, If other States vote as we majrboi' expect, the adoption of the- atoendi leffi* this year will d^pend upon Bliodelsknd. It would be-most shameful If aNew i"gland State should throw the decisive jvoti against ill :•«, .'••••*

But whatever &«iy

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Rhode Island, and even without tty fvofe of Indian a~th1^ validity of whieh pay possibly.ib.e. doubted, by some—the ,ulti mate adoption of the Amebdtaeht In* ovitable. Ohio,and Georgia will be fcure to fall into line, at the next #lectiqn'ffl these States, and even New Jersey is counted up6n with great #i#tene# tiy these, who ought to kaowwhefeof speak. It. is'hoped, .l^eweyer, that the matter will be disposed: of before the meeting of Oongress in Deo&mber liext.

To those wbq bppo«e J,t, we,w6uld |uggest that it is an unprofitable occupation to be butting opeja head, against manifest destiny,,

iinst manifest

THE New York Herald attempip to make mischief by starting the report that Senator Strains left the Presidential mansion in disgust,1 apid B^pWwnt^tive SHANKS got indIgnant aCtbe Secretaire!, ii I

the Navy and indulged itii an oath at his expense. TJnfcrrtunately fot the Herald'a effort Messrs.. SOMKM and -SHANKS? are gentlemen, and knojy iawa tg yontluct tbemselvee. I

THO Peace Jubilee "Coliseum." The Boston Journ&l has along account of the building called the "Coliseui erected in St. ame's Park for the Peace Jubilee of June. The Journal says:

The building is now wholly up, soifar as ita exterior shape can be eefP, and wtile the work of raising and covering the roof has been pushed forward with ^11* possible dispatcb, corresponding progress ha*. been made upon the construction tff pie interior. More than 300,000 feet of timber, in the way of supports, braces, ties &c., and a vast quanity of bolts and oiher iron work have been added to wjiat WAS originally contemplated. The gate of lumber to be used in the sirdc* turehss already been swelled to upward or 2,000,000 feet. In short, if the building was intended to remain standing for years, instead of days or week*1 it woild not be more solid or substantial.

The Coliseum is generally spoken oqas standing upon St. Jamee' Park, but-in point of fact it overruns the park considerably, the bounds the prak extending only 300 feet. The bniiding encroaches upon Dartmouth street* St.Jameaevenae, and also upon Huntington avenu^ wbtch starts from Boyleston ttniet at Clfcrendon street, and runs southwesterly, parallel with the Boston A Providence Railroad: Tne structure is 500' feet in length, and 300 feet in widtb, and runs nearly no:' aodaoatb, the front being iisiml toflp stun street, with the gallery designed 1 the etioir and musicians at the end nearest the railroads. The'whole building Ja of wood. The upright walls are 36 iset in height, and the Apex of the reofli 1,00

feet from the ground, or 64 feet higher than the side walls. There will be drinking fountains both angfAOUido (fee tggfdio£pft9| also

Brous

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pla^ihin^&nipte'wbn tBfspot.

No "lass than 4} tuns of iron bolts, 1J tuns of wroaghtiron ehip spikes,-and- WHkegs. or 22 tuns of nails of various sizes are also used. About 240 carpenters are emflfojfid about the building, and also a gang of laborers.

The gas (mmnanv wilbJaJLftfljyght-

setts InatiUtato of Technology, Boylston street," ftrfough Huntington avenue, entering the Coliseum from the

through the centre, each star containing iii burners. On the facia of thejbalconies there will be forty clusters of two stars each aim \bove the balconl will be 240 burners. There will about 600 lights under the gallerii e-Atav*n|-prob .t'eaih entfhn

Mr. Bonner was telling me of the warnings given ihe President by anxbns frieodjs, flra^n, jttW^ pxoDq86d:t% drive )ater, a4

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enoe to what General Grant had me on different subjects. He horse" when behind Dexter, .the &4t£t> iOeolral Gr«D&4

GKORCW FRAiroia TRAiN was compelled to save t&e cause of woman's rights from disnfter

get ofl?

ve the journaj^^r d^lijwtiiwi, |and

Pacific

railroad, traihs rhn daily firom Oaoahp to Promontory Point, oonneoting there "With the Oentral Pacific train* for Sacramentc, where steamers run hi connection to .San Francisco. The timd from Omah Promontory Point ie sixty hours there, to Sacramento forty-two hours, and .from Sacramento to San Francisco twelve hours making a total of jfour days ^nd eighteen hours of time in going fVom Omaha to thp Golden City.

to San lahk lo ), from

THE St Louis Democrat, mentions as a "60lid fact" in relation to the new grain ovemsnt, that private dispatches were received in that city, on Saturday jan nouncing that the first cargo of g^aln this season, shipped bybfrges toNewiorleans and thence by the bark John Oeddes, had arrived at Liverpool in first fate order, having made the trip in tweltysir days. The shippers have a very handsome margin, and will make a good profit. Other cargoes are already on fthe way, and there is still a Iarga.quantitl of wfce&t at New Orleans In the elevator under ooniraot for shipment,

Nor dies of deily cont

front.

There will be 2,400 burners, and' about 14,000 cubic feet of gai will bo consumed each hour. The amount consumed in a single evening will exceed the abiount burned by some of the smaller cities in

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there be and ght-

ROBKRT BONNKB does not seam altogether Clmtofa^Ve^n1^

GBAMT while the two were riding behind Dexter. This is the way DONK reported the conversatiuu

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•'I believe him to be a gcoi man as a soldier a great man, but as President be lacKs'training. He went into office

run the Presidency as he commanded no army. Wind is good—muscles are good, but botfe, ttfeui

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akes a lailure." President, tbej), a

hts&MtI tnerule is that, he

failure?" "So far, certainly. He should eathered_abput_ about hi fiT^wo rlil-^pil tjpi a ifl l^kd t1 alt'j?0]'1-0 men. as much out*o? training as hiib&eU »ftya power like tljs of

Dexter, that will enable him to retrieve be past, and come in- all rigut at) the endJ'

with jou tu Q-eorge "WU ID OS

Tatea with you ani l%4MEdfWIM^i»')ne of the markable men of the day." "Sodo I," said Bonner, earnestly writes with wonderful power and c.

dolibt^bethSr Wrant advisei did not with "Talked 'boss' mostly, did he not 7 •'Well, yes. But I would as soon pect Orant to advise with his aboptjturmoyegie^of

Sit

BOMSKB says:

I have no doubt that General Piatt intended hts account to be correct.' Buti tHe truth.-i», that Jften^ral( G^an t^ taik*8 tilh me have been of cgnfidential,c^rft3ter, and whatever "htfttiid I have no rig bit to repeat—and of oourse would not repeat —to General Piatt or any one else, the real point of my reply to General Piitt's question was" f# avoid particular rdfer1 aai4 to 'talked

bulJh^ra lup-

pose that General Grant can not ialb quite as well on other subjects know Very little about the man.

Burning Theatre

'Efostaffth hy$\&»M6&C¥*i onvel^ed Id flames, and'thayhad extended thence across the entire floor, and hissing, crackling, roaring, were blazing up toithe ceiling itself. On the street sideotlthe huilding ftere three windows and three btanl^na^^^r^Inds, -sutik-injthe

was ihe area anitne railiDg^and ro^T of sharp iron spikes. Through the three windows the flames were already issuing. At thatjinsiect a long, heavy firemkn's ladder was BOaring up, and falling against thbuppCr pitrbf •nearest jthe crowd, crushed ancTtore "down the whole length of tbe saBh and blinds, striking on the window-sill and protruding into'the 0ie.« The heat bad already drjf«e Hack Pl^Md °rol|iH#|] I snaKhed up some fclottt^, wtilcn naa Been torn from the audience, and holding them up between myrtlf and the flames, top a fw im

pulslve steps towards the foraakeiL window, througl}, Whicb the ladder jjrt truded, its end already on fire. Wi^h a spring and a daring leap through Jthe flaimi6sl^44htjjui^ ffached it, at IbasA with life. I evgn mw a fireman's /ace for a moment jal^fl-- the window-till, then shrink away from the overwhelming heatg ,!bb$ J*Btop^ct?ifa£ locked at the ladder and open win do.w, For a( moment there was a po«^l^ £i^|14) j»Wbabl$ way of oscape. My heart swellod within .me nigh to bursting, a sigh like a groan eEcaped me, and I turned back towards tbe crowd No! Hef "fate must be my fate. Leave her perbnps still alive? Face the parents who had entrusted to my c^tri their only child, tbe solace of their gray hairs? No: I aould not doit and although ursting,l shrank back to tbe dying crowd, and looked the Destroy pg Apgel in the lace.

Those about me, wbo were not wedged in, ran frantically from piace to place, c^imbei'Up 4^u%$^ri{iyi# Beads, and up the columns to try and reach the galleries butthe overhanging cornice prevented it. Those in the galleries mounted to tbe little oriole windows, where lade dftrs" cbl'tld 'rtoVrSadb, "Atrt'tcrea med to ibe shuddering tterang below, while in ibe body of ihe halL,tbe-^«raokUng plat orm-, sta^e fell in, tbe hissing flames quivertidj the roflfng stnoke 'rOse, and. all that awful hell of fire glared in'iffy sight, umii ttly^ became like convex lens,? seeming to tenfold power, *uoul eaclT'particular horror, each flame, nay, tbe verj sparks themselves, swelled on my tight into measureless massaa of~flrer:r nay aiyw glared -back at tbe approaohiog-flame, the rags left on me began to imoke, ahd my hair to eorl and crisp, sharp throbbing pains da/leg. into- my 'lieated fletb, "I oowepadj abcf shrank with fear if fear it could be called. 1 had deliberately turned from tbe window and life to brave this deliberately went back rather than leave hor $o peris li Alone le£f the only cutlet from this pademonium to return aud die, raiUer ttian iaca the atr.cken parrfn4/*Htfafcrft ^thislf ctilld yet even at that_.,nomenS I- bad ^probably in my heart of hearts sume shadow ot a hope, to find tbe possible in the impos»ible, in death itfelf tb find life to find her,%od a way of escape in that cemetery of fire. Now, even that hope-shadow had gone. No, ii was not fear down, down deeper than that, it was despair itself and I shrank cohering back upon the crowd to die. he urowd itself was still ecrearn. Itig, «till strtJggliog, still there went up to hehV^lf^Mia echoed back from the _1. .. ieka«*^(5«»yandun* guish. Men, women and children called upoa their Ged-, ^apoa fatben, brothers others cursed and swore, and sprang ftan

icMlf ia tbe fire reached' and burned *bfiib. Olt uie other side of the hall,

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where the current of air drove the flame* over the poor wretches, Moloch was already feasting on the hoiridsacrjfiQe, that the Are-fiends —Putnam's

DICATION.

wnrix sossiTEg.,

If that indeed were feet which mum A pleeaent univec Th»t'» daily b"rn

^ho pats the signs of pain away, Lest grief too soon her cheek should farrow Who beats temptation back to-day, vi

That I may s^e some gled to-morrow

Who dare not plnck a flower that grows Beyond the path God spreads beiore her Nor ever think of passing those

That bloom beside it to adore her

Who strives to add a cabit yet By faith onto her moral stature— Dear soul t—lest I should feel regret

At finding less than mine her nature

Whose hands train many a trailing vino That mine bad rudely left to perish, And all its te ndrils deftly twine

to be is acjibout

THE Spiritualists should take a lesson from Sister Josephine, of a convent in

in age of St. Joseph before the dispnrao^' ittlo account, feeling sure that be would, lake up the case, and glory be to this it-' lustrious saint, at the end of a few days I got my money."

A spirit that could be persuaded to' do

Miss OLIVE LOOAN, who was for many years tn actress, and was quite as popu» lar and successful as her merits entitled her to be, used sogDe_sp'jing^-.langui ik|i)uT tM ip® ^theatrics ^bfclsiTOTri'~ner speecnbefore the Equal Rights Association the other night. Aftet telling that she herself had quit the 'profession, she said that she "would not, advise any woman to go upon the stage! for the demoralizing iniiuencbS there piieva-

dad.legged creatures, while well-qualified

c^P*A°tl»«ic«t3bt

iri^nds the his

John Bright

The one name in Eoglandt which per haps excites most int^reit ln an Ametir MB^fiOT-^ckSnai'lUBi: p#riaps— is that of John Bright. As I bad been privileged with two or three notea from him during the war, in reference to his portrait, and to certain.,"rebellion" documents,'"! ventured to SOdd' hM si card, though half ashamed of tbe intrusfo^ On a Oftbiitft rWmister^jps^bwy af PresIaent'ot toe Uoara of Tirade must necessarily be. jAjjpjeasaot^ familiar note from him within a few nours, asked me to ball between fthe bom? ip and. 11 next day-r-which'T aid Hot foiito do tiis1 iodgtog#1 ia Llarges street, were so much like 'tbe' 'j^e&^pltt&eiiCs 1? wni1 ijAc^Sccapied near by, that I imagined I had blundered in.the dumber. 'No.^Mr^B^i^ht vaa in, and I was shown to a plain room on the second fl&or. "Is there .a room below where one-ican wait Jf-be calls," Mr liright asked Of the amser Ufte he had oaft* diatl^ gr^etdd and Seated ind. "No sir," aay the ierrant,' tHi occupied." A word two of apology fur intruding on his valuable time—which I fearod my countrymen were too apt to do—was kindly and simpa lycut s^rjaaA^oVdhtff hour he made me entirely"At hom»'rin a rapid talk about certain points.on wbiefy as' tt happened, I waa^ble to.give,him aomb information. The servant meanwhile annouo^ed ''Mr. Liviog«t0nb."' "Again the question about »ir, be is still .nbre. ':2«o mattar, .sStid Mr. B., turnipg^o me, Youi/won1! mind' bis coming up here —he i» a brotherofIr Livingstone tho traveler.' Wi hnve nti secrets to talk about." ^Ofcourse I could but again apologias ~aiid propose to take leave—but tie Kept mo-aome iwenty miriutes longer, Sir. Livingstone, ineanwhile, meekly waiting for uis tuja-^-and when I left aim I was again invited with some emph«cis,,to call on iny return from Paris. All this'is'a trifle but it is mentidded stopty t^» illusiratb' the uuas«uming, simple, beany good nature ot this noble man, so different in liis inanners and his aucrdu&difags dtff^ft&ditioh of an English cabinet minister. Portraits do not do him justice. His face is a model of tbe best English type—rosy health without grown***-? intelligence, goodsense, anti 5ortA#w?nte hVppiiv united. If I might quote some of his sayings, they worta show that be has some pickle and

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1IAVJE heard it highly extolled and baye aoen iia wonderful effects, writes Martha M. Johnson, of Derby, Ot,, about .11 dwdlw

":Tis Trxjb, 'tis pity, pity 'tis true,'' tbat laankind will pass by uobeeded tbe warpiog ^symptoms ot disease and ne•£l®ei the remeaies*to restore bealtb, until it has to far advanced that is often-im-possible to obtain relief. We have* been sbo#a tBe fommla^br Judtob'sMouatain Herb fills and believe them to-be the best and simplest of medicines for Billioui, disorders, Liver Cotnplaipts, Female Irregularjtles, &c. They «i9 prepared with great OauUpn ftnd .gill-BaYB many doctoTsS^mn Tf "used iri ~tTifl&. As an uniVontaV family tMdicine tbey are unaurpaseed. 6iVe Ibe Mountain Herb fills' a fair trial and'wo warrant TOU will nevever be witbwit tbem. Sold erw-'w --I "»ao «a r.* tli 'ii' t'

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ARV WBroiyii au -tttndty-ffropniir,

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I'd say: Whatever I hare done To manhood's earnest work befitting, Be consecrate to her alone

earn a Hying."

Now, hadJuUs Logan herself been a total failure as an actress, we could easily understand these sharp and bitter words. But is her language in accordance with justice, and is it only such women as she de.* scribes that win tbe dramatic prites?

^rfau^fe^pi^talf'o? whom won peounlary success and i|x a short time we will have Mies Bateman, who will unquestionably renew her former triumphs. Does the success of actresses like these depend on such aJceS* eories as Miss Logan sharpens her witQ upon? We could mention a dozen other names of the day only less popular and prominent than these, whose success ih, in like manner, the result of genuine ability in the role of tragedy or comedy^ Though some of the leg-dramatists and can can performers here created a temporary furore, it is not the "fair thing" to over« look the cases, no less numerous, in whiph. honorable popularity and Urge reward/ have been won by players who illuslratd the higher features of dramatic art, and would have scorned to appeal to anything base or immoral. Even though MissLdgan has left the stage herself, she should not slander those who may still follow jthe profession.—N. T. Times.

Puui Bxxm tu Bubu^—When rosy lips put pearls should glitter behind tUnu To preeerve the diiital Mamel, there ia no pi ____ ikefltzoiMT, a compound of BflttBOBt hiflom^egstabls antlsi|M poag ark of the South Soap Tree, known to the natives as Qutf-

My, and used by the Spanish AawrfaeM

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In folds that falling years shaU cherish

Whose steps will mark life's tone alway, Though mine have stumbled, failed, and blundered Whose spirit walks with mine to-day,

However far oar feet are sundered. —trot* Lippincotf Magaxmtfer /uae.

Three bottles have made me a well'ivm*

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*al:a nun'j abjoaafejl. =iH 2 u: iCUIBBlMK'Si Ji^OMi .. ». BASK HOrGttErOHTEK

PUElIsaEF «ttce76I«a9sahk. V3. PtpoiUfiiii tfrtfcrfbS&fetnerfelta so acct

mii'MidUtiE omeets: (jav, r/ico 0anr*uts of ^TWfeWla'eifeaimtf Wf thia KS'Y.^StocJ Exbmsev jaaet4esr iaUio infotramt SaDicriptioiis,tmay ,g(jtm56neo a.lm pay a MONTHLI ('per' aiinutu), SEMi-St'oNTBUC (peranMsmi f3.Off.U.Vtooprs rnmt be ad^refsed to A. UOHK. P.nbHuhor. 70 Ntimu Sti'B-' 9&rkbADit«|^ Sm. ^n sf«r.t f•11J •—-li .'• .Iii', l,iii,.Ci.iri

v.V-t "i»

each seat wbea order*! with watch at the rent- ilrenlar/lpvlng price list and tektfniouiaig. 'y. TST A'Tgfi iWinrnr VraWa hQVIIIB,1*hotur Lad.it or Otu!ltm*»,*tito, aad addiess your older* and letters to THE QROIDJE WATCH CO., dw3ni'' lttraitoa street, lew io*k.

I' CattCIoia.—D vaot,

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^r^j^iadSldinf,

Ad4 atl des6ri|UoD^ o^TtnisbM Lumber.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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!bae.x^zn:BBgcrioii Istook.-1.Warwajtei *n«tea and pfeo ,4-s^- f'oisley. iail 9joi l'J HsUiilliUiJJJ ktMffl pa,, ffe M^eOMfaaMnffi sJM 998 «#*n, in Apoiat of

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Lipp^tlctftt &^Bake well's •XxC-iaog. jcao.H i. il£

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TO THB WOUIN CLAM:—Iam now prepared to furnish all rlaeeaa wltli constant mprnyiMiira their hones, the whole of the time, or, for th-

Woaane lltlMIU* tec, the wl

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passed. For. alto any tbr^

Ibotalae uso equal

L- JU» TCOSULXTSSZ

Badness new, light and profitto'iS per eveninf, is easily

tVpeisOUof eltaer sex, ani tbe boys and girls earn nearly as much as men. Great indaeaineqta are oOered those who will devote, their

ViigJAa'teiJiti addrts, .auL t«et 4ke auUne»s fer themseli make tlWraftoWina nnparatUleA offer: To au affe tioc well e«u*fier with the basteasa.ll

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JO iiiiil arii 'lo .cnilioK J'aimsrb'wir, If. t.

IiiEPUOorr^t ^4XEwst.L^We have ^aojtroable one frbni Exchange List.

with yotfif Sawtrthef aou^ need to t)9 lined np with pap*r' ^e.Tpnt tkanr'on. the Mandrel and ihey go right along. J1 TMBp*r temRitly b'Kwnsi- awl qaallty «tnjor

CHASiA.roi.

UPPiSCOTI BiiKmOtlb MannrafaneMaafCtrtahift'M"ditffrViil Qang and Oroes-Cnt Saws. Chopping Axes, all shapes.— Celbai n's^PBWHt i*e. sbovele, Spades and Mile's

tjil't'S'ftr eatJBOH, ACU.DBttt, irA0TO4Y, 9AO. I:J^Ta£B*S!*d The londest^-b^ft, and jiurest I torn toned niaM'- They newer bnak| «tety' IlBiUtS #aaClfcoaa^^rroin Os.ooio'tlkos. Large bells far GhiUck«» &e,r at realtobable prioci,' Fair dfseonnt to the trad'. Address", WM. 4 J. H.

M*BBie^»«8der!pttewtfiS.a

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OTTAWA'

A lelloions, BeaUhful, Temperance Beverage. Sstracta so{plltd fanVnM*in«. Tor terms and clicalarseod to OK. TBlBli'S OttawaBser and .Family' U«4ii:ine Maattiaetnring Oo.,^o. 31 Fu tton Mreeti.Brvaklya^JSew Tork.

TK& Best Sporting Gun in the World I

wr uwi

wmuuh 1 where, male ana female, to iritrcaoCB ths GKNtJ-

INK IUPBOVXD COMMOH SBNiiE FA MI I, 8BWINO MACHINE. This machino WT11 stltob, hem, fall, tnck, qnUt^coid, bind, braid end embroider in a most saporior manner. Pricj only I 918. Folly .warrants I for flvo years. W'o will pay 91000 for any machine that will sew a stronger, more beauttfnl, or m^ro elaeiio RKam than oar*. It, qsaite* Uie "£lMtic.. J.oet Stitch.' Xvery *ecbiil'btitch can be cat, and still the doth w.lthoat'tearing 1:. W# per month and

oaanot be polled apart w_lth pay Agents from 175 to 9200

T\d A T'DTTP rrTV PT,a 'NT'T'Kn I pensee, or,a commlsalon from which twice that 1 UKAliiiili t/iil irljAJM UM Vx I Mnount can be made. Addr«.^« S£OOMH Co., M. MILLS. I Pittsburgh, Pa., B.^tQ _,w

.^ton, Ma*s^ or Ut. Loal*, Uo. aot.W: itnp^sd upon by etber

partitanaLittingwff worth!**-*. o-M4ion naehlnea 'ajlietJBa aarJi naaw^r o^arwise Oen l» tbe I onl/gCnnfne aa^re^Ujr practical cheap:nlachlne

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I BUST ..nfjunrwtfnn mo eell PaJUUS&'H- BHKKT 3&tNi>BR for XjWWM amt JOfrtfES KKlV«3, and Au bliOILI TO('L«» It.OOTLikSTS tb« GrJngsttne,' •tsitsiiii'ssfkm^t k: 7. a lent. »»"TAB518 VJCUY JjlBJtitAL and sales laltSH^ rtiSediaK.

Uctttf-

To 8«core *n agincy, ad-

JAY STOfiKB, Toledo, OMo.

bicit OSE DOLLAR

The newly inventeapuck-tilne-plcee soitablo

warrauM w^wtryaar* post-paid to any part of I th» U.fL-oa recaipt of One Botiar, or three for IF ntiafaction is act *lyea, money refnnaei. t«M W. iOOfrV*f*ght 47 Chatham *tn«t,M«w Xork. The Oroide 10. P.O. order* and regl*tered ht»r. cat *tc°

WASI1D—AfiKSTSKimiMi MACHINE. Pr oe «S6. The slssjSs*! eMaecet aad' beet Knitting Maobine •Mr iav*»4ed. Will knit 80,000 tltohe* per mln. at*. Must tadaonaent* to Ajretits. Address axniOAH KNITTING MAOHIH* oo., BOSmm. Urn—„ or St. Lonls. Mo.

I MK year Beater er Sragglat for I mSSSr ^Dinurae-it .qaal* (R?t.r) Qninine. Is sud* only by jr. SIIABIB, Chemist,

Pi€rst.| {fx tUu-ud-91 1 -tear 'b taot tixsSw %itciTLi at ist% MrS -t-»A "j* *J j" mlwikl

will

jfoll

£t}*^6Bt.t.:-*Setehelp lor XooBt

jJI*'.*enj-#hO b^Tingerred, desttb a,bets*ruaahood. Bent te ssaltd. letf»r ebTelppea,, fnee oharga. If benen ted, relnrn' the poetage. Ad' reaaFmSlXZHBOB, 'Buc^Philadelphia, Pa,

J'.n ii .j?.• :':Tr iO i. A l*B*raiias MTABBB, ^oom A If'iiacMdEi ^WUD.ihart. anOsreA 'Jariyearajirom #atar«k aniaorvfttJe, W«acared by liibfti fAiai. .ttsfr aym^alliy an9 aesd ?ke t%3eipts ir«e anytinwaiiGltaHy stSiot^i., lAMtti* Mni tiL j0.

TOIfflV -aw^'-'aBdut ie Half jKc toml stamps for punpb e^ A, O. Box T. 1...

i»U- Wieta Jfar »offr.---Xbe cLe»|*at bOO ublfBhed—eontain og nearly

anil a latge variety of useful arttd',««( one et

I j)Mk «T JMai)lli#MUn*«l Brpun orMawchtdLj wate^ All Wdol' I'altti and" YeSt "Pattern'. MaisJilfee. Qailt, IS jraroa gootf tied Tieklaf 7 yards'Be^Twilled Flannel. 15yatdsOotttinl1ttia«i. 'tlfcS»Sf^n)i'liinnan Hsodkerc^tels. I'^a^ wblte 0«rman

Oonnterpane friilgad. Ha9^iOnf tJa'ffleral Skirt, Xlegaavwmblrblasp 100 pieetira Photograyb Album. ililY.«mUafaat]agrqgred:4T*4bi4tl» VaStoc, silk Jraa, iTory en eaada^rifoo4rtrame beaatiftdiy~spaakfed.' UanSsam'e beaded and lla'M Parasol. 20 jrarw gvxt.print, fast colors. Tint Damask TabUOover. 1 aozan fine Liaen«r Item ask trow els. iikdes*1:eal^nt#lM)r atteiftigeo Traveling Selaioe lX?sr faiSernw S eUgant engraved Napkin Bn^gi. ld^ntea floe JkWctnb o: Cotton Utockin^s. Violin akfd bbW lnBozcbi plete. Sst Jewelry, wltb lo^g pendant dro{n.i.adlds' fashionable Sonare bluwl. Gooi liberSehao.Ki Plje ia case. J4 dona Rogera'best silTer Pe^sert JTorks. Or oa« Mticn frta Oiubof$(0and

For Club or 60, and Fire l?oituf+& t*ru' good quaiity Brown or Blekcawd ShtfHnj, fard wJd*.' jTas hi Urania Aipaooa Iceae Patten, ahy color.-» IsatLac* Jar talus, pair. Wool Dlankel*. Xhgraved Silver-plated elx-bottled Castor, S^yarfinj vwy fine sill wool Cassimore for paifts and vt*t.— Set of C'iTory-bandied sea:

SeavayForks,

Change List. .j- ••. WTfor'a more extended list of Comm'ssioas, see CirdnKtr.' "We also give A'gents additional Commissions, ia proportion to the CmOnnt of money returned for goods. TfcU extra commission is not offered by any other house. We are tbeoalvriBM who pay th' it* agents fjr nmHNO fur goods after they have obtained enbsctibcrs to tbeir clubs. n. Be sure to cead ail moBCjr by Begleter* dleiter, 8K5D FOB eiBCTLARS. Sendyoar address io fail, Town, County and State

"PARKER & CO. l'.j. Nos.9S and 100 Burner M., Boatoa,

DOW GLASS ,.. HOUSE-

Henmligs, Cosper AWkltky's EXTENSIVE

cases treated- JLira hfol adyiaar tolhe martied ,, .in„ ^,11

and thcsa conteni^ attii^ marriage who enteortalii fy mLDM]

CEOiX, Ko. 3i Mai'len La'ae, dlbt^vSJ Y.— Tbe an'hor may be coasaltea upon iny of th® diseases opin which his books treat, either personaJ^.ot m}il,aud medicines aunt to' any

j|TOfl

article cf qectssary jee^wheqbyaea ding a*4

Of Day GOODS." LIKENS, VABA80LI ., HO»I*'ilY1XlX.Vlitt l'LATtlll WAK^u, JlCWHt' Mf.'COJX** a*, Q2HUAM-ilJtWrs

5PI

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Tbesecrettof ot»rlow priose 1m tbisN«*steTia,, very. ^Mge Uaeit Capital, and b»»e buyers to aTl'I' tbe prlr-iUaidltMof thiacountiy an^ io Xorope Wbo curchai- rn OkiA. DiBBuTTKCrM IB a. MaMU7 A.uTDItik»UJ,',aU,the goo do used bj us, tbUiiaTingibeCOoWmef the pofit* made by tbe Iop«rtero^'P*maiiseio4:'j|fMccla.qt»!Ute WJiotei sale^ud£»|»ll vealer.^ea^h or whoj^. .(3«iifaki4,a

I larger 'brtHir thaii takefr l.V '.bt'. tfe

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do^*^Vi?one'8lVt •JteR»£erf4e will'the •1» Wbolsiale auiihitrt«0(CJ*5»tB aud. fir

m's»t| Jiew.Iorl bofittrkfcli

We want Agent* in 'JtTrwO# whom th% fcjUoying OPiaasInslum tfiHW yalii imauii»vA0n(nK r.^o?.

£nivarwltb

N A 1 E

Host Unique Exhibition Traveling

tanpta !i niTSI Jiero

io is a

5S70

1(saa

800

fije plVira and

pager, §rid J30

en^raiotia:

of tbe auatomy of1 the

trattan orgaoa in a slatv uf health .and dlsef^ -Wiib atreatUe on early errors, ltadepl cable con 'gepiec'c«i ubon tnSttidd anH body, with the an tbbflilflattIt WeK*mbnt-^tb0iirty rattenM aod i__ ,—r anccessfnl mode of cure, as ebwwn by a report of

noiio

erfl F.n of

MONDAY, MAY 34fll.

»u |qix-li7 "ii .... .. "VI." Xbl Immense J^tabliihaientls prolUle «n

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and embraoee In In ,,

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JifcwreKiiiMfcn Frivttn ttaepanio* DOnrtalue .. ,, ihedtsirua^Uiforp ati.nt. Stat irso for wo f.The H** tu mpsl A tf,lWt'sMj4S. d. BtNBy,,HanOTer^Pa.

A VALUABLE MEDlCAL BOOjr CO NTAiNlife 1 htPOBTANT1 rUlSIOLOOlCAX, INFORMATION to yuiiaK. m^r juteuipl»tii^ jUarriagf, eeat free r«KOint of 36 «obm I Addieas'tbe tMBfitOAL "XNeWTOTy Clinton Piaos,». fT&s/»->": xiroib-erj

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I moai OOOIM RE* «MB AOVKAK th-tft Ui* Beta4Hercluuit for*«ift«brtarrt Sn»se that sum. Qar^gjoods are described on (.rfated checks, which 'wilt-Tbi* iitfrln Oiabs for Tea Oents. I 7 a

If the article nauiedou A|aot wanted yetfiMa-e^oltittga ficoni.aiCi't'''i •natlnd IM IKIf

bWntl^tl epecUaeakbf

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laud Handsome satin «rv silk Parasol* teided aud lin d, 'Hi yard) gocd PribtS", isiSt'colors, tiadiea* or geatii'larg ftal uoTdcofij trfTeUog bag, French frame.- Handsome Pbplm Dr^ss Ptatcru. Ladies' Cloth Uloak pattfrn Ladles' fsshionatla Sniwl. 1 fine large Alan* 11lot Quilt. 3 Honeycomb -Qailt?. B.lrer-plated 0«ke Basket, plated on fine watte metal ii 6ennineidcerschauin Pipe. 1 pair geata,'. ,Om\t Boots. Or one*artiCle from Club of 30 and'one/rom.Club of "0, or fjar hriicles from Exottabge 4ilst.'

Club or 100, aad Tea Dollars—one cf thi lot* lowiug articlee: 11 tch Merino or Thibet. 0resa Pattern. 1 pair line Damask Table Cloths' and Napkins to match. 1 pair gents' Trench' Calf Boots. Very &a* »lt-wo 1-Cletb for ladies' cloak'. 65 yard, gucd Brown orBltached Shotting, yard wid*. 1 eiegant high'Roland ill,wwt plaid i*opllnDres Pattern. I Bmprtsi Cloth Dress Potters. 7^ lyards fineCaseimere for snlt. 1 set Ivor balanc-ed-band le Knives acd Forka. ladles.'or gents' sflver Quatlng-oase Watou. 1 Bartlett band portable Sewing Machine. Splendid FAn.ily Bible, •teel engravings, with record and photograph pages. 8yarus good Hemp Carpeting, good co 1» 01s. 1 pair good llareeil.es Qallis. 1 good sixbarrel itevolver. elegant Fur Muff and Oape. 1 lingle-barre' Shot Gnn. 1 sllver-pl »ted e«gr*v^ ed six-bottle BefOivlLg Caston.ontglass bottles. I very five. Violin and iJow, in osse. 1 vary fine all-wool len Qbawl. 2}J yards double Width Beaver Cloth for overosat. ur«ixht ai ticks -from

WARE-

BENJAMIN 11. SH0EHAKKK

Nos. 205,207, a09 and au N. 4th St.,!

PHILADELPHIA,

Frei'ch flbd English Windoir^ French Plate Glass fot Windows. '.'" French Looking Glass Plates. Hammered Plate Glass for Skylights.

bar laiiy or geatlemen, handsome, metal cat*, #^te dial gilt lettered, -SjSi mbvemonis, seand ia serviceable with key «Ou. piete. A true permanent Indicator of time

Floors..

Colored and Ornamental Church Glass. Fluted Glass for Oonaorvatories. Every Size and Thickess, By tbe originsl case, box, or single light, sqnare or cnt to any irregntar ebajie. maraSdSm

.. HATS AND CAPS.

BW VOKK. ii AT ST OBI

Joseph C. YateB.i JUST IN &BCKIPT OF Mens' Hat* ot, all Irlnda, ff

Boys' Hat* of all hind*," MUaaee' Hata of allkiiuUf Infimta' Hats of all kiatU) aad at all prices. .a. Hate made to order on abort notloe. 0MM andaee ..

THE FALL STYLES, Ttnt Haatsi!»« 145 Jfain Street,, aevtrttf ~oS

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f»MM eri,VgWfeitr«j ^iit5 »di 1!« e". v. .iglerft^TwWers^i ^oiao iusV— biniaiiiaq or iLe^ers aa bewei

Toaixaaa WITH

TIE CLOWES And a large Aaxlllary Tore* of Qeaeral Pi

mera hrtv«ts asinnU^ cdBslstlaaa

Sxi}tisltefiat)ierinK of TMeii •fcgalsniat ^rsl€ .hogjoJ naiJiiw wii i.JIosb ncJqcaa

The perfor he ofa ve.y marked 4*

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ASTOUNDma QTM^ASTIC

EXPLOITS! DARING BARBACK felD&Q! MARVELOUS SOMERSAULTING I ht& TERBIFIO a LEAPINQi^ -mm

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PROF- WILLIAMS*

The Lion ORimcfi* Will rater th* X1D^8' DXK, and perform th* fsrocions monster* tn a»art**yif Ssats,

Drodfldlf' BAW

THMIJLLltG TABLEAUX

The Trick Horses & Ponifife will be exercised by MB. H. WKIBT, la a aw tar of aatonlshlog and pleasing perfonsanos*.

The Foiiies and Monkeys' WUl belntrodaced in th* cirole jj )tr. W^ftby, si-

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United States t)f AijMca .i.'ao-iij?! -jatoa^

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It has a pald-np capital of 1,00V,008.i18 imiltniM raw of premiassr .it fBraJsata'ajwgcv na*¥ otter ••ffaalca.Csir.tbe swap a tot

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Being an article of true OeiAflcacy tT a tesTt And* thsm in new loealftiea. th* world, and tbe Trockm 1 aonnoed better iOm*HH«nlT 'T—rff irartimfrsifmriiass."

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lVflLITARY: OLAlM^iCidkD m?*"i MMtm

DAVID 8. HANALMeflr

Offioe-*Farringtm M*k, N. E. Comer Pu&tie« 5 ntstii lo 'Qr feAiiky 'FWr-sblSh,eii

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will take place about 10 a. M. oa Umday of*aWtItion, when the novel aad rxoltelng apectact* of ri A LIVING UOXTb^ (anltd ttfeagb tke ttmMb sa a Kagntteent Chariot bull! for the fsrfOM will be preaeB'ted to tbe nnhlie. The parade will be 1*4 by the Band Carriage with 8EWELI/8 C0RHETT BAND! and followed by the Animal Cag**, the Baby Xiephaat, tb* Iiions, Tan*, ate and procetd throegh tb* grine^al throngbfara ta the st hibitioa groaad.

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