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DAILY

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Tridaj Horning, JnneTSflb,

PERSONAL AND

POTMEAT. ,T

the passage of the Irish Church biH— with soma amendments to preserve 'an appetr»oce e| by the House oTLoras. jjrnriw

mitteeof Ohio have already perfected «tr

rangemenU for tfce State Conventipn, which will be held at Columbus on the 123d insfc T^?aro'f»?a«l fhe Op^ra "House for the session,~»nA' Eave, In other _^espadV-M^ |pre^^oi^§ eijfrjb |^qlftgeMan

The CfiiWge fifnehls filled with contempt and loa^Mge &r Mrs. LivermlDre becau9^¥e^tAl%^TWt^ that she w«pt

f-brtter

tesxrcf-disappoiptipent frben tpld her fitotAora was a

times, and that.^Qhqvah is said to hive lporo than5 "once "miraculously interfered to gttt^^rtnit S®' atMaotl-y nigftcfled as a worhty sentiment. 2~ 1%-vroULir dBM^ffrofiaStfolK# aborts that a plunge into New York is afar from the eyo of the world than flight into a bouidvu less wilderness. Iffie 'SapeVintend^ti oi

Polico^rej)orts^thatnojlo«8-thiSn^twetfty-fdQr ^Spfi^ncei iave occurred within the last fortnight, including a wealthy Englishman and a loveiy and accomplished young ljdy. .Tint.. »ft.ch mysterious tragedies should freely transpire in the largest city on the continent, and within a few blocks of an active detective headquarters, is a frightful comment upon the civilization, of, ihe city-and the century.1 5'JO.si.

A chap whose name is Conklin, and whose' local habitation" Is Baltimore, has, invented a cookstove. Being a red-hot rebel himself, be has concluded to reduce his stove to the same condition. Accordingly he says "the essential features ol my design are the Virginia"State cdat-iof-arms on the side doors, with IE words 'SIA. SEMPER TYRANNIS,' and,- second, the nama 'Stonewall,' which i» placed above the side doora." For this startling, origi.

Dul and truly Baltimorean cookstove, Conklin has obtained a patent, while the rebel general is thuB monumentalised for all time "above the sidedoorg" of a cookstove.

Goldwin Smith has told the Canadians that he doesen't think there's going to be a very bigahOSiflr-aftorAllin-re ihe Alabama claims.c Th® good profess ot has changed his mind lately, with a suddenness almost feminine. He left England, "in his haste" to become an American and when he came to America he loudly proclaimed that he was not going to do anything of the kind. Then he inveighed in his own fashion aginst bU own coiintry, only to commtipicatt tp friends temaining thereinb is fears of .deadly war, and his sentiment* df a -vary nn^Afherican character. Xest of ajl, be has staojen a little common sense, and unto this last he had better stick, to save his imperilled reputation.11*Jj! 1t~1B TiaTprlsifig tT8eCttia~D'a ve pprt (Iowa) QAITILE ^vorfng,'"spmewharpoyfy, yet unmistakably, tbe election of Dennis N. Cooley io.the TJnked States Senate in£ place Jamte •W.'GrimeB, especially when the real candidates for that position are.»uch statesmen as James P. Wil1, son and "William & AUlson, ahd so emi nent a jurist as Judge Wright of the Supreme Court. A local politician, utterly bankrupt in fortune and prospects,he was taken up by Secretary of the Interior

Harlan and placed at tha head-of the Indian Bureau. How the oMce was conducted by this man Cooley i|! too well known to need repeating. The State ot l6w*--#nPBiStPffisgWw 1ito3f^sending him to the Senate of the United Statby and we doubt-t^hejBvet^ again hold any official position. 5L

Thk ADMiNisTRJitioS of President Grant' has jast received material assist, anre frrmrara trasnfpectsttTtrares^^KTo^rt ia New York city.' This is pleasantly startling, j&lmost too gopd to be true, but it is, nevertheleisyi an accomplished a&d undeniablefaot. Fewofourreaders bavi yet forgotten the wholesale" Jail delivery wbieb disgraoed the oloswg daye-of-^ir drew Johnson's power. In the last hours, if not the very last hour, of his 'Presidential -existence, Mr. Jobosen signed the pardons of Jacob and Moses Dupuy, who were tried, convicted and imprisoned TOT robbing the government, in a constitutional and astral manner it is fair to' presume, or A. J. would never have forgiven' their rank offenses. But be that as it may, U. S. Grant was President before the pardons of the Dopuys "cauld be put into effect. One of tire fl&t ottcial'kbts of the new Executive was to revoke ^ie pxr» dons of these two notorious offenders.— Their friends—convicted felons in Nfjw York are always rich in friends—carried the matter before the courts, and on Sit urday Judge Blatchford rendered a dgctsv ion sustainingTEe revocation ofclemenCy by the President, and the Dupujs will serve out in the Penitentiary their wellearned sentence*.

The suitor of

THE WORLD is evidently

not well posted up in the political history of the past Becoming indignant at the scheme formed at Washington by certain Republicans to put a Pay-the-Alabama-claims*or-war plank into their plktform, he acooseaour party of attempting to steal Democratic thunder. "Whenever," he exclaims with a burst of eloquence, "tlia country has bearded the British lion, it has been led by the Democratic party. Ii was a Democratic Congress that declared) and a .Xf^mtK .AtoinaMiKlfcit. conducted, the last wa? with Bagiand, against the universal opposition of the Federalists. IT WAS THE DEMOCRAT) WFO RAITED THE PMRTY CRIES THE Oregon ooa-~ troversy, "THE WHOLE .OF OREGON, OR NONE, & pr T^i»syas

Tec^ltegUg%?A

JDURntftei

think.

all-abeorbing tov a parent's interest choice shQ^ wst,-,i^^y, no means jinnatural, "'ft Ihe Tim's"" man will consult

editor, of ft

paper to maSe^ under tbf veteraa ttreeleyS~ The Mat

ter com?6 back at him with the quiet re-mark-ibat the DemootaU sneaked "away from "Fifty-four-forty or Fight," and

to Forty-nine and a little be-

_NNF-Vancouver

low it, giving up all of Island, Mir fnl

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INDIANAPOLIS LETTER.

N^POLIB,

tfee

afrn

hemisphere at this season of the year, is rathe^ queer. f1L|¥1r^^Ta0

866

oldest inhaDifant Dut/Jcbbness, that antique individual never knew anything lfcaJk. #«ff»li«yw!»up^eir rare flow ers and tender vegetables in a ghos|ly way, making front yards and gardens look lik« so trfa:njr 'cemeteries in miniature. There has been no frost to hurt, however, and the promise of gardens is enough Wateaage the-grler.of-tbe most inconsistent old croaker in' the land.—

Nevertheless, the tendency of the mercu ry to get down toward zero, when it ought ry to get down jowara zero, wnen uwug

logical phenomena that will bring about ill health, a condition of human affairs that is already giving the mcdical men mora business than usual.

THK 8TATK DEBT.

A meeting of the .Board of State Debt Sinking fund Comiihissioners will be held in New York, at the office of the Agent sf State, on the 1st of July, for the pur pose of redeeming' about eight hundred thousand dollars of the five per cent, certificates. This redemption will reduce the outstanding indebtedness of thelState to one and a half millions of [dollars. Five years ago it was over seven millions. this is not a satisfactory exhibit, it would be difficult to say what would be. All of the two aud one-half per cent, certificates have been ^redoeotfd, with the-exception of a few hundred dollars that have prob ably been lost or destroyed.

There,are «lill two-hundred thousand dollars of the War Loan Bonds in the hands of holders who will not surrender them for payment. Notice was given that the money was on hand for their re demption in full but only two thousand dollars- were obtained The holders of the five per cent, certificates are also somewhat reluctant about surrendering, now that the State is able to topay them off, and there is some probability that the amount that can be taken up in July will not be handed in.

THE SPIRITUAL CONVENTION

Assembled at Maionic Hall to-day.— There is quite a g^od attendance already. Some Qf..the most.dl^tiftguiahed aaediumB and lecturers, will be present and participate in the proceedings.' It is stated by some of the members of the Convention that the seot or order, or whatever it may (recalled, is growingsteadily intheState, and already, numheri About seventeen thousand, or" seventeen hundred, I have forgotten which. CT J:, ^11

If I

James Hook, Esq., is one of the leading spirits, though he remains in the habiliments of mortality, and bids fair to do so for many years to come. He is in excellent spirits withal, and will doubtless take a spirited part in the business of the Convention.

PERSONAL, ITCITBSA.

Readers of the Stntinei here are aware of the fact that a number one city editor UStSmm John H. HbliMy/fisq on that paper, and John was no slouch, by any manner of. meads. Mr. J. 0. Rogers, the neW incumbent, wa«, fork longtime, clt^ Editor in Louisville, Kentucky, an attache, lately, of the COURIER-JOURNAL.—

So is a ready, sharp, fearless, almost reckless, writer, and never hesitates to go for items of a public nature that mil embellish. his page, fie ias already won •irtiftjr friends here, and as a gentleman and a journalist commands the esUera of ail who know him?"

Mr. Holllday, -as you know, is visiting different parts of the State gathering statistics in relation to railroad, and manufacturing interests and other matters, t'cr publication in the SENTINEL. His letter from Brazil, and the one in reference to the House of Refuge, commanded general attention.

The S«iZine?,ljy"the way, is not the papellt Was in days Of yore. The ijaBLproprieter, Mr. R. J. Bright, is an.excellent manager, and be attends to business. He is a portly gentleman, to the^ extent of about two handred and twenty pounds, courteous and.affable with poHtical.friend orfte, and can catch a bass as well as Genio C. Soitt.. "O

The new SENTINEL building, to be erected on the site of old Wesley Chapel, op posite the old '^OIUCNAL building on Meridian street, is to be first class in all its appointments as a pTihtin'g and publishing establishment- The draft shows that it i^iti be an elegant structure, a«d a great improvement in the business centre of the city.

Jfce^phT. Long, Esq one of the editor»o£the^^wrn«i, has reeeived a l$ave of absence, and will take a trip east, start, ing next Wednesday. There Is to be no literary work, no writing of letters even, while he is doing New Yorkj Long Efranch,"irnc[ other places of note—"not 4or Joseph.He is|going for the recrea. lion he longs for, and would dotrbtless •Mke profane observation if asked for ____I B:.MOEI. TBI.-. A TO I I- ,•«-'««

CYP?|

,I«!|7 ,-CKX 41.

Cohmel Hollo way, although he is PostmasMr, and attonds to postal busine*s i»e oith% neatest offices ia the 1 -i-»-

probably from habit, other explanation fbr si If the Colonel makes as good postmaster as HBtmsging editor of paper— which it is believed he will—there will never be cause for complauHL'1

Hon. John D. Evans, Auditor of State,

heard from. He is sailing down the St $JASIAJFCAY ATROUTLF"\.A MSNTITTALF LUKE jeorge, Saratoga and other places, and

Buck Terrell flnds an immense amount of hard work Yo^fd in iV ashington ^hUjd.AssisliMi PSstmMter Ge06r*l, #nd already yearns for a CONGE to visit Indian$dfi.IW lHO«I

E. W. Halford, so long connected with the JATMKK, i&till jfcotifee&s facile pen for the paper. He is also Secretary to Gbverior' ilbrtos^' Wr5r« & Senate Committee on Manufacture, but I believe hVdhvW do ndt" keep bim in Washington^en Congress ^$8

VS!OT3

THK CITY SCHOOLS. j^^gholirs

of the city schools is going on this week Thoso who have attended, say there is something more than the usual excellence fn the various grades, jfrom the infaint classes to the graduates of the high school In fact, it could hardly be otherwise.— Ilie system of education^ thej method of teaching, the admirabfe discipline among teachers and scholars, cannot otherwise than make young ideas thoot, if there is any shoot in them. From the office of the Superintendent of Public InstBuction to the most thinly settled school room in the State, there-f r& system ai»d harmony —notwithstanding the Gfft-talked of un popularity of city Superintendents and the means extended to every family to se cure education, are almost perfect.

T^MSSSSI

JOURNAL

know oil^no

J. 0.

It is quite evident that not all those who voted against Napoleon at the la^| elections are yet re^dy. to fight against^ him at the barricades. The majority in Paris against the Empire was overwhelming, but only a very email number have shown their willingness to carry the battle beyond the ballot at jhis time. Though the most implacable enemies of the Emperor were chosen in Paris, tlpey have refrained frot^ taking any part in the demonstrations tending tov revolution Napoleon was prepared, in case of an outbreak, to make a large reduction the number of his enemies. Rather than permit himself to be driven from power, he would havo rained the Paris he has built.—N. Y. TIMES.

How New York is fioveraed.

A striking commentary on the way in which the snug little island of Manhattan is governed, is shown. in the EXPOST of the internal arrangement of the ffdw York Tax Commissioner's office. According to the account given, there are ten clerks, drawing collectively, the sum of $23,500 from the City Treasury, who do not only never perform any service, but who do not even reside in New York, someof tbem living in New Jersey. They are simply political stipendiaries, supported off "the public purse for either real or imaginaty services rendered to party

Can't Blot out his Becord. Stephens says that the fact that the United States and not the Southern States inang urated the late war, "will godown to posterity." Who flred the first gun, AleZ' under? What was it you said in the Georgia Convention in 1880 about the in evitableness of war should secession resolved upon Did you not say that those who should vote for secession would ''be held to strict account for this suicidal act by the present generation and probably cursed and execrated aj POSTERITY FOR ALL TAMING TIMEF' Did you not further say that "for you to attempt to overthrow such a government as this is the height of madness, folly and wick edness, to which I can neither .lend my sanction nor my vota,"

FortiethlCommencementof the Indiana State University. Thursday, June 24th, to Monday, June 28th—Examination of Classes. The Committee of Examination will meet June 24th at 8 A. M.

Friday, June .25thr- 7 P. M.—Vale dictory Exercises of the Athenian and Philomathoan Literary Societies.

Saturday, June 26, 8 P. M.—Address before the Athenian and Philomathe^n Literary Societies by Bev. H. R. Naylbr A. M, Bloomington, Ind.

Sunday, June 27 3 J- P. M.—Baccalau reate Sermon by the President, Rev. N utt, D. D.

Monday, June 28th,:3J P. M.—Meeting of Joint Board of Trustees and Visitors. At 7 P. Mn Address before the "Beta Theta Pi" Fraternity by T. A. PaTvin, M. D. Indianapolis, and a Poem by Hon, J. B. Black, Reporter of the Supreme Court of Indiana.

Tuesday, June 29th, 7J P. M.—Address before the Alumni by David E. Beem Spefcncer, Ind.

Wednesday, June 30th, 9J A. M.— Business meeting of the Alumni. At 7 P. M., Alumni Reunion and Entertain ment.

Thursday. July 1st8 A.M.—Gradua ting exercises of the Senior class. Master's Oration, by Prof. A. At water, A. Hiram, 0:T and conferring degrees by the President.

PtGILISTlCXAW.

in Ex-Jndfe Assanits a Member or the Bar—First Blood for the Mem ber—The Kaock dowa Argument

From the Omaha Bepnbllc»n, Jane 10.] Although supposed to he protective, the law has its little failings, its members their little squabbles and the judges theji grievances, which must all be settled ty moral or forcible suasion. Gentlemen high'in society and great in learning are susceptible to the slurs of an Individ ual or a community. The judge's gown often covers a heart which will flash on its undue pulsations in a manner more fle»OB«trat1vB tlnm judicial. And the lawyer's wig may bestride a hot brain, quick in its workings to resent a wrong or applaud the right.

An amusing scene took place in the Omaha court room, yesterday, between Judge Wakely and Hon. Jno. I. Radkk, which terminated in the Slate's getting the amount of $50.

After Judge Wakely had closed his argument in a case wherein he had been retained as counsel. Mr. Redick opened up •with bis battery of sarcasm and railery, knocking, as he supposed, the legal profundities of his opponent into, pi, and leaving the impression that thejudge's logic was but moonshine, and his philosophy merre bosh.

Warming up to the subject, Mr. Redick excited himself and the jury into a belief that he and he only was right.

His oratory and eloquence worked also upon the feelings of the other side, until wrath got the better of sense. Going a little too far in his reasoning of the law, Mr. Reiick stated that the assertions df Mr. WeSrely were false. Whereupon the Jidge sprang to his feet and dealt tbe Hon. John I. a blow which sent him stasggeiing against the w«H Quick of tongue ana wit, the member "was also quick of muscle, and at once turned upon his assailant, when they clinched. The skirmishing was (Sfcne and lirely for several seconds, the whole ber laboring under an instaotaneouafiash of high eld excitement. But the gentlemen were soon parted, with first blood for Kedick, who succeeded in Injuring bis opponent in the region of ihfljcoaoe or neck. Judge Lake flood tdS ex-Honor $25, and would have let Mr. of for a paltry $5, only that be was not penitent nor sorry worth gxant, hence h»4oo wea-fnatoted la a tike l«B of "quarter centtfry."- The ring was soon cleared, and the trial want on as usual. We tried to learn which won th^suit^bat t^ink Bedick did.

~Tiwa dig|h Lanney 'nafrW *lk«mania (Van has already been announced. him &ing fi^^alEfiduri for some time up mbiects but the z^ost extroordin iipi bert ihe fltlt is remains. VR. Crowther app Colonial Secretary for. the bociy, in order 1:. HMMttfltgMWflWi mfno" •—ii wwiPiuu ii London- College ^f Surgeon^ -,rThe Col nial 8etjeufty~had pttmbuiW 'pmiised to tbe^Fsafflanian Royal Society, beti® Crowther Wiasiletertaih^^ot tdw hy a tnere dmtiial reftiiAl: Stl toeprtal surgeon, Dr^St^BlVto hi^hdBS^- Dr. Stokdl

session. Hon. T. B. McCarty is rusticating In Minne^tfj- I would like to be but painfulabsence'of seven-thirties makes it tQlerablyj)leasant to_Btay at home,

ha Jmd. iefe^lW body^of itawmy\ anp

antitker body had been isiiiiMV' teaatei,

withLanney's scalp." Dr.StoiMtfl ^fceri

the burial.service was read ovwf^Lasto*^ trunir,fb^l^apd haadl^,\«5AJ*!jiii",J--ed with anoU)0tc-iniaArj|, hueo-.i lated remains were subS4qu*rtUy-rtmtve 1 from the grave, it is said orders. But now, comes: :W*»t "Snglis people unyeried ia eolqnial^ifiysiwil 1 consider the most th story. Just at this timoCrowthee was candidate for thei Upper House. He asused the Ministry of getting up, the tale [gainst him for political purpose, won his ^''election, and at thediclar made^^ tfeflant speech against JtBe1 '^.o hi^i appear bsmas commusion appointed inbuic6 ftrto the ,facts," aWly:kn!^ledg the capture oif jife took the horses out Of tbewcab to whi he ssit," iiid drew liiWiiir t^i through ^tjio '^rpefs-Pp. Jfie'bo?. eat black naan, while another wentlinoug! the pabtotitiine of

raftiqgo^^i#heji]l.0'1

is unnecessary to charaQ^riffa\|het whol of the proceedings as disgusting and dii nfr.rnftil ii.tJT !!sa~R«Ol I grscpful, sT' 'i c6 -c*

Appbopos of the great ^T^ltf^il in Boston, it is said itf»t 9n«of bthft.dne chanta of thit ieity has th

girls in his establishment will be dressed in an entirely new article

:(of

havk sold Palmer's Vegetab metic Lotion for the past seven years, never has a case come within my-knowl edge of its failing to fee a ^ehefltwHt Wm. M. Stout, of Danville, Ky. dwlw

ALK^Lona THAT Bz.iACa TSI Txim destroy them. ,The: balsitmic Sozodoijt contains neither acrid acid nor corrosi alkali. It is* pure and paild vegeta" preparation, ana contains a spontaneous principle, dwived from the_fainous South Am'encan' SiJap Tree, Wbifcft renders |t the first cleansing preparation ever usdd for dental purposes.- dlw

inarv BUT BY KXPMU8, CASH OH DIUTKBT.

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considerable Aisae, but dtf nD^aeeD Crclrther. Sbspecting thtt his had

"})rfhteji

goods the dteign is novel and Kpprdm ate, one stripe being the scow :b£i3Si Columbia,-' and the other issA:3J) shi^ds bearing the branches.*' We like Che nduon^.iif think it strange that Yankeg eritW^is4, say nothihg of Yankaa t«ite, hls not exhibited it in other directions _than: she{^ girh'dressee. Why not

gentlemen's breeches,r*dth. "Red, White and Blue,J'«ach pa«fc own color? "Yaijkee Doodle1 ,oO b«nd- would -he: "jr Spaagled Banner' »cros» the seat of breech«t*stefal and «legaM

ling chorus of cab.drivers, ana lrotelUrif^lolitnttiig themras (which we stole from the English) is they march in with their dishes, would bje a good thing. In fact there is no end TO the ways in which music* ca|i exhibit Itself in everjt and we shall think it a shame to ton if she allows one petty sboprkeepsir to monopolize the honor of theA raea.— IND. JOURNAL,

Th* Western Agent of the Peace S" ciety located at OMeago, sends us an article giving a history of the society, whic was first established in iff 181B and also a statement of4tt!Object which is not to prevent war when neces sary for self-defense, or to enforce the laws and put down rebellion, but to induce greater caution in getting into war to urge negotiation ahd -strbitratw settling international disputes and ainiing ultimately to obtain an International Congress for ihls parpo^i The, Western Ageht is Amasa Lord:

'V VI

Pfaalon's Paphian Lotioil

fbr Beautliyiag Me.Skin aad COMPUIIOX Besom til EBCPTIOKS, FBKCItLSS. PIMPtlS, MtfTH

HMTOin,

TA*f, ete„ aad reaSkirs

TBI SK1K eon, NAB and BUMMUia. rer LADIES Is tbe HUB8SBY Uts laralaable. Par SKRTLIMKW after SBATIXH It has aeeqaat "PBAP1AK umon" Is the ealy reliable reasedy for Diseases aad bleattshes of the IIU.

PSALON'S "PAfHLAN BOAt" IbrttC T01JLBT. MfBSfiBT aad BATB, wlU set Aay Us Ullf. Price, IS CeaU ver Cake. xtx

,4. :—r—^rtr. MAT*," •'FMB a kkw mi Ki«iiur

J^OTICB The aas icbtOo. o'cloek,.

SdWli-atora

Handsome Iron Hitching PWis, »0«

E ATP I is AT III

E1QLE IRON WORKS,

OOB, FIBST AND WALNUT STS UTS. Jnne S dm

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The ssswi »aa1ng af tbe Tar re BMte Oss LifktOo.wUI beheld at theofloeofW. WAt

IMPBOYM) AMP MAKUr AOTOMH) by ni m*

FMTTJTMUD, AND •Dd adjusted, a PANY.fo k*p ni, but ntoin an lypetrucc eqakl to tolid gold aatongaiworo. .toafiln

9 MirnJiu, cud iMar AND NOT (or,

That* o*l«brated *»tche».we inoov nandiDg 0. KMywMMiVitliT

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Mnlmlt-aaeatstvteKaitti ^ljuoke£at»D«Tng with maoy of tha cittxana of oar eity auJ tlcinf TJ in regard t} what kind of Lightning Bods I have on hand, let me hare state th*t I bars the very beet of Copper Bbila ef two ir three kinds, ope will be seen '3

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^MACTJIKTIC A9D»SCI.8€UC PH18ICIAK. UIVL a L. J:'»R0FN€F,9

Wx have watched the course of many- distressed, '«tnatn*l«d\ «od:- forlorp dyspeptic#, of w^Ki-eatend~iMb«trated females, who have taken a new lease of life, and gradually received vigor,strength health, and the power of social pleasui from the effects of Plahtatiov Bittiei that we are not surprised at' the Teslfme. nials daily received, If it is a pleasure to do good in tbe world," how full must tye the measure of the Proprietorsjof thei celebrated Bitters.

Magnolia WATnu-^-Superibf-iJAbo best imported Qerman Cologne, and sold, at half the price..

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Mobsx's 'Twpiiw Hoot We have laMy been sfhbwh thefrfmale from which these Pills arecpreparBiahd-froib this and our experience in-the u^eof them, dab htftfestly j6r6nounee thehi a good safe and reliable 'medicine. *fieirig 4iAtireiy free from all poisonous ingredients they can be safely uaedt While per^pmine thB active duties of life. We would advise all to use them, end by Ktair trial yotnsah see atonoe^beee%kc*yedfrem them. Use Morse's Indian^oot Pills in allcas^s of Billiousness, Headache, Female Irreg Titarltiw, Ltver ^oniplalna dfcc. Sold all dealers. 2-d#Jna.

AMD

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ib digcei ia mtomsiii *f??s! ENTV i»««e -«&iljs i»e»q .fc^Ltai

THCMFEHATIWNLK.IHEIU

.. d«jiJe»t caeo in their f»vor, __i'-(fi-eet ti ttie aclentlflc

'pttMlple acfaTTeatoaable ttrihli JrtWF FF TARN HBPSO^. B0is. pfapared to fttrnfih alt ceraooa dafitt^eprotofettoB'Iroai dtsaatTrby lightDioKsWittnSk4:baat Boda'in nia, among which Jlnoaa^a

Upper:

Tubol«r •taoda flrai. For

ptrtfooirara, address, A «ABK£FT, Bot 6tt, •r»fr»H»nt» orxaU at tbeCoanty Andi^Sk'dttOaese, Jkkk-H n-,,-. Md«la

SW,' Jjetwean Haiti "acd'

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ITJLltS toiSSBK, O a ..AMUUCijr AN» rxnisiAH IMMKMOMK AND BAKGB,

!Cherry

Streets,

lj onhandai'reah.suppleofOakts, read and (^acka|f.

Or|iMttent&l.f 0*k^, fyrunidi, loe Oream, TOtrWi OfatfiptM-rntSe, Jliyj Blanc 3 £aog«, BonMVPaaekVSl«(fa)ife CtUoa,-Trdak|t dtr Pam,

^ugyloe' Oraam fwtrr. ibitinia, Obiokan Salad will ba made to order. Pi irate Part tea (nrnished Wltfc Oysters, Heats, loe Oream, JelifcaaAc.,,air itbort notice. m»yl9d3m

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Oo»j»a«JSr.-^fe» .TnMd«ya. and Fridayi for the abOTe named ports, ana ittarn. Wednsadaxs *bA Saturdays, at 5P. M.

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Calls attendsd to nlgBt and day, KatUrs#^ fioasa.

aid.

ANUTACTU IfEllS. Bfi 1 1 11 Ifli

r.cO- ,pamisJ!E laieoti) i**sI PRAIBIE "CITY PLANING •JLO'- MILLS.

CLIFT & WILLIAMS, MAOTFAflTUftXM OT

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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS :'M on —15 PINE X.UMBER

Lath and Shingles, Slate Roofing, Cement iHoofing, .• .iabaqx? A-Boofing Felt. Coitom gawlng, Planing and icai Wdodtrnpning LlJONE to ORDER.

ATL WARRANTED I

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Ninth and Mulberry Sts. 0-u ahiaioiiqcS E*T

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UNDERTAKERS.

8 A A "C A £2-^: ,UNIX«»TAK EH, ia«refr«^ed Jtonx^ovtf order* In his line win aWtBwVind dispatch c' foer of third and Cherry

IVrt-. TnlAlana' lanSUMwtf

jNU&RTAKEE. V" TJ BI'S it M. W. P'CONNELL flatfng tf^rohaaed bmek from C. nr. Ohadwlek. Qrsbar A Qo„ the Undertakers .Establishment, •fnd'h*Ttng"b*d^ seven y«ars experience in the bnsineas, in linw prnpawtd toiuraiah Metalio BnHal Oasos. Oaaketa, ai^a Wooden Oofflna, of all atylea and.«ia«k-&NMn the best and targest stock of bnrial ttKUHaiilt tht 8tateatlCi Main Street, tin*HaiLftr«di«aeL "r l»tf Terre HaotaMay 89,

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WII.L KOT -CPBJ.

DB. BIOHAU'S QOL^EN BAJi^AM No. 1, wili cure ^iMfeliftsttiaii^ end aecondary tnch aa old Ulcen, Ulcerat«dSore Tkroat,

S6re H!yea, SkIi KropiIotis and Sbrenesa of the rMt^/kiiMi^ati#g dieeast and mrfreary thorOAGBLT. LI E 2" .«B. BIOHAU'S OOLBiM.BALSAM No. 2, will citetke tMni stagea of Syphilitic and n»rcareai Bbenmatiam, etc. And I defy thoae who anfftsr from each dleeaiea to obtain a radical core withsnt tha aid of th^aiedlet—, which does not prevent the patienta from eatinar and drinking what they like.. Fitoe of either No, 1 or2, $5 per bot£le, or two bottle*,

S&. KIOaAC'i OOLDKK AKTIDOIE,'- $

parbett!*. '.! DB BICHAU'S QOLDUI XLIZIB D'AMOU^. cure for General DaMiltr in.old or

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BeifMnoe jaSdtf

Blinds,

Window and Door Frames Monidtttg-flrnckets, ^tuirBailings, c..i11 osters,«avs&com -to Jewell Posts, ,:,a vyr FlorlngandSlding, And ail descriptions of Finished Lumber.

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Only coaplata Dubridarad Paopla'a Xdltioo of CONTBXA SI a HOWSON'8 11fc

and Syistlis of

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With an able and aloqaant diaMrtatioa by Prof MtBiCoi. of Tala Oolleaa. OoKiaamdad bj

TatoOoUef*, OMHMid

the lataat HJFTRT FROM placa SIS!

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A WORK IKPFAFO TOITK ANJETTM3*£ LIFE IN TBS BEING a MRRED» 4)&89& MRFITCUTG TKI

JiBOBITft W YHB filUI CITT Om^ki »title aLoaa ddjr, kiiSir)o,t«aJJt 16 da»fc —alltr LILFI I»JDNT. HO book ithedtnaf aeTla ad ra^filfy fori Wiah to ktinw mv Vsmkia'an made and Ust tea day) hhrw- Sluevil

aradStt VT«r'j)0

Man are ruined in WalT Street how "Oountrjsaea"-«re swindled by Hharpi

en Uow HinUtara aad Merchant* are Biick maUMi how Hum BSlU and' Oiboart Sahoai ore aaaaged Ii6w OaWbUsffBoa^i aaa Xottariaa a» 8tw»k ^oatMMaa Orfari-

Teflt Mid^OOntatM apiey liMatetmieaeMU noted, •ikfyoiiaires.menhant^ Ae. VOLUME, 7t0 payei, FIMTLY LLHFTRAPD.Tbe lar mat commieeioc lllven. 0ur ?2-page cfrcnlar

AtiKSiTS WAKTRB1& 'S

Opiniona no charge^. A pamphlet, 108 pagea of law and informatiou free. Addreea as abjT*.

Price $85. Warranted for S years* Send"lb* Mr, ealar. Address JcrkwSoJt, Ot,«aK Oo^Jtsston Mass., Pittabnrgh. Pa^. or St. XoiUs, sso.

A w«oi cnrt«ifts|»s 8«»seis now bsing eatabliabe'd

Maynard, Gardner & Vinton.' Ooaaignutau aotioitad, Pleaaa :4iareas xa for ait needed 4nfbratatiia. Wedaaira t» know, of or more goodmen tn eaeh np^bDarpcba wjw tfai infloaoee WoOtto as wlth wboia wa can eb'-o^' erate. .-.iijisq ua

rnus-Cs.* Pab,rs Troy, M. T,a apring«Slrt IU

Massas. Lirw* (Jeiift.-—Wehare

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LIPPlNOOTI A B1KMT1LL, Manufacturers of CliCTilar, Mulay, Mlll Otifgs^li Grass-Gat Saws Chopping Axes, all shapes.-f, Colbntn^s

Patent Axe. Hhorels, 8pades and SUtf'S

Patent Covered Scoop.

djl nrwiHgsyaftfal* sse(p7gs,p^rfiy Perfectly tPXV/ tVo^derfOIl !Trerybo3y buys at first sight 1 Agents^ laaking fcttttoMal^. FREE Addnaa ArxxS. M. Qo.,308 Broadway^K^'

WAITBB, iilSTS,^r^4j whwa, maleand feknal*, to iatredeee the «Mtf» I Jits UtKBOVJCD OOMMQB «M( FAMI1T 8IWINQ MACfflNS: this niichinS W1Q atitbh, hern, fall,-took, oailt, cord, bMd Tarald anS stabroidec ia a mpati snporidr. manner. .PrJponJy $18. Fully warranto for Are yeara. wia pay 91090 ror atly mictlina that wttl sew a Strongfer, more beantlftai or am- eMif& sAa tkaa I onrs. It, makas th."Blastlo,. luiakStitch."— Every second stftcbxata be eirt, and st&l the ciotb cannot bs palled apart withoet tearing it Wi pay Agents from |7S to Y20Q par month and «x p«nsSa, or "a eommiation front which twica that amoaht can be made. Addrats BMJOMB'A OO., Pittsbor*^, Pa..Bos

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ALTD FOR ANY .ihe following diseases, ulty have pronounced in

srhl£hnfife Medical F, «aMBtp,:'-tWI:"' DB. BIOOAU'S GOLDEH REMEDIES

WMMft led

a lifa'oC saaanality. Vrice, |5 par beitle, or two bottie*I*.'

ate uaa Wir-

Mala atnat, an XesdM, Xi asosen ltiri A. M.

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04% JtviXAX tibial#

Qn_rsoaipt of price, Jty-snall or Bzprees, those remedies will be abfppei to anyplace. Preumpt attention paid to all corrsepontfents. None sna. ine witbont tba wasns df DR. BICHAU'S OOL DKH BKMXDIK8. D. B. BICHA*D«, aoie proprietor, blown in Glass of bottles. Address, f». B.XIOHAKDS,

KQI S3S Varic rtreet. Baa*' Trtrk., 0iBce' hours ttSi'TA. M, to STp. M. ICircnlars aent—Corrrsiwalsassgnsiasi id,-» mayisnuw-wiy

8, on receipt of One Dollar, or three for $'.60. If satisfaction Is not giren, money refunded. Addraes W. SOOTTA TAJTL, Ohatbam Street, New York. Tbe Oroide Wat^h $16. Se£d forCatalogna.

Enishinccostaat

BPUtTBEIT AT HOBK.-I eaa Oremploymtnt at your own hosafes, a light, lucrative, and honorable bosl- I aess, where from $1 $5 oan be made it a*evening, and where women oan earn equally at mncb as men. I Will aend tbe isstelmeaa, wish all ite secrete and foil directions bow to proceed to any address far 00 ots. His ia not an Igea* cy nor a tempts, berthaIMtstneas Itself. Address Ft H. OIiTNBA. Sales

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V-i $10,09 PIE 01T 6UAEJLH181B Atenia t6 eeil tbe Hon IsniU Srwt«( Ma oxihb. It make* tha LOOK. Btiick Aijkc «EF sns loou, has tbennder-feed, and ts egaal tn A**ri respoctto any Sewing Machine srer tntenwd.

cotxi bean xislirgyoiirsnkKa ofOanj

Saws in onr Mill, and fine them, IS pttsil' qnaiity, saaarlor.to aoy— we. hare erer naed.-* Yours, Ao. SBAW, BLAFOHABD A CO.

tippencott^ Baketeir^

Patent Orouiid,

Faient Temper, ISTAJWJJE&IMD MXBCBL&A

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!Lt tq vv ~X^Q*H A* ttrftsfboft A Bittwfctt:—Wsr hire* ao^rtabU with yoar Saws they don't need ts Uutss with paper wa pat tbem on t^eolMlpft^ &4 '^IJw'^^rfi^^nnlfbrai airf qlrtUtr«iisari passtd. Bsapeotfallr, OBsaVffaB.

Ion, Mats., or St. LouIm, Mo!

Cantfon.—Sj bo tba imposed t}pon,by «ther partiespalmiefoirworthlSsa «ast-iron macblahs under the aalae name ar othsrwise Ours la the only genuine aud rfally pr*jt^aj, «heftp ntM^ine manufactured.

LAV. Oiiaiit'fc-i I«s ovfu''

•SOOO 8A1.A.BTt Addreas U, S. PAIKO Go, .Kaw Ypik.. A

^SK yoas- Better er Draggift Mr JAOKflOS A CO.y IWKR QUfHIMK—ft eqnala (Mner) Qni-1 esmtssa.

nine. Is made otly by W. tftBABUS, Cbemtst, Detroit.

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O daily, la three. BnslnoM entirely new, light atd desirable. done at boaae or by traraling, by

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WA»MB-Atl8SITS-2^S' BUftTriRCI BACHIine. Prioe simpleet, cheapest and best Knlttiag MaoWae nte. Liberal Ind nor men ta to Aeapta. Addreas AMBBIOAW KlflTtlHQ BAOHUK CO., Boston, Maas^orSt.Loois.Mo.

SELATf^ am M4. 3-o eat

ftr jsttlsrttit send two 3-ceat

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tbe

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United States of

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nttTRIt by SHCIiLAWif WWUBS 1 ..is fcnfcai. •.

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OIiABKMCK Q. CLABK, Prrsident. JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Cxeca Oannittee. nrs,li: ,TuJtt A BBNBT D. COOKE, yice-PrnJ.lent.'^^ XBtBSbM W. PIXt, Secretary aad AMier?^

This Cobimbt offers the followlag admit*ges: It Isjs National Cuapaay, chartered fci special act el ceaKress, 1168.

It has a pald-ap eapitalefl.OOft.VM. ^foU Kolton lew rates of preailaas. It mraishes larger lasaraace ,th#a, Mtar eeapaaies for the sane money.

It la dctaate and rcrtaia la its terms. It Is a home sompaay la erery locallty.^" Its policies are exempt f»oar iliai—Mi there Is ae aaaeceesary nMtictlasbJtt^UM HHeles.

Krery toller It-son-forfeitable. Policies may betakea which pay te the lasared their fall anionst, and rettrsr air the fmshin, so that the lataraneecselB tali Ifec atercst ea the aaaMal pay meats*

Policies may he taltea that will pay to I aared^ after a certain anatber or years, 1 Arpaoyxo Jolt

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CASH €AP1TALI^. .$1,0(KM»00

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First National Bank ItalMing, PHILADELPHIA. Where the general business of tha Ooa(s^i transacted, and to~w£T£ir~£n gsbCTU torrrepoadence ahonld be addrwied. illh, aa aaaoai lacome ififtMtsdiWMMl —til la ttepsnqr.

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Be extra rate is charged rw rbi^i Urea efllmala. It lasarea, aol te pay dlvtdeads te yillMi IHden, hat at so lew a cost OsMHfM^i #»l he impossible. ... v.

Clrcalars, Pamphlets aad- fatt-fartlcalan gtm oa appllcatloe to theBraacfc oateadfthc Coaspaay,or to

ii JUHX W. ELLIS CINCINNATI, OHIO. Oeneral Agents for Ohio and Central aad Soatn

era Indiana.

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TTRRE HAUTE AND ALL QUIM NL TOWNS WEST.

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CONDENSED TIME SCHEDULE^

Dally Every Dk^^te

Westward. Sight ex. ks.

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Aeeoamodalloa train ieays Tarred ante] except Annday. at As65 m, iytiT»t at 7:36 ib, Toloda 1:23 am and Chtc'ago-A Palace Sleeping Cars dn ill

Might Trains.

.WBAGGAGE CHECKED XHRMTGH.

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may maks it oonvtnient to call.

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Ho. 100

Main st.

asmplstisa ef the delivery .— to jbe rrsstdaat of. this eftbeSsasC''

HENDBICH & LA'irCFli,b

Offloe over first National Baaki L-iB. Corner of 7uurth and Main Streets.

,v«Msinr gift ..Hat srst aai'.TswstsiO Abetraets of title fdrtrisbed, LcMltegotiAted, aad Money tote&e&4 1* t. rr ..

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Vorty Lota In Llnioa's Addition to Terre Honse and lot, east Obio street, •oaae aad lot, la McHnrrain'sa

streets, jj. •jj House and lot on North Sib, betweea Uhssaat aad Linton streets.

Two besfdeSe HbnSetf*t/d tt'ditf effM OO0HI7 PBOPaBTT" 4I UI farm ef 89 acrwt tn Honey Si ITS aerea ia Linton township, -u

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3 Acres below the Boiling Mill, irraae)deieaaa|j

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