Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 July 1869 — Page 2

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DAILY JiXPKESS

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Tuesday

raniel

Wr&eori onfy~one side of ihef&per.

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gro

9tb»-4aB9

orrespondenis B0ti0»

with the name of the author,

who coast be made known to d?9& qaainted. 3Wt writft ttnlegg ytmjuvQjSW wwt^'tBrplicT an as brief aa tbe sublet -Will allow.

The publication of a communication is no evideuce that tbe editors adopt itssen.tunenva. The author to skmr responsible

fjlorth|&

Communications should be addressed to ottiuiJSxP8ts»,^ and not to individuals. ... -surra £M~ jgao-J

A WASHISGTOH. correspondent say8

that POBNET expects to be elected next United States Senator from Norfli

Carolina. tux

He has recently pontine ^ftodf in Wl»

THE

way

n-vyfA* frfi? Presidentjgn d^[fc| rafih* ii. and these two Worthies are saifl have already combined their fojce^m ]wt^Tt of kiliiag c.#aom^etitow W»4^ with

HAHCOCK

by a horrid old :bacfa«lor, cruelly"fiay» that half the towfle"oflto courts in Illinois

rie?mB

to to.be satisfy the vengeance of women because tbey cau'tgot the men to marry Jhem, and the otlber lialf to enable ^women to get rid of men who have married Ihem.

THE

Richmond

Enquirer

who assured a listen

ing and anxious world that "all was tight," when all was wrong, and the cable that was received by our people with a right"royal Welcome, died in its infancy* la the summer of 1866 were performed not only the great feat of suoessfully lay* ing a oable, but the more difficult task'of recovering a severed one in midocean. Since those achievements we have been in almost constant telegraphic comunica' tion with Europe, via Yalentia Bay.

Great «s was tbe expense attending the manufacture and submerging of the first cables, the profits arising from their workisgB have been enormous, and thel charges so high as to place the ocean wires beyond the general reaoh of all not engaged in large commercial operations netting heavy profits, and the enterprising American newspaper publishers.— There has long been need of another ocean oable, and this want has been suppliod in a most unostentatious manner^ Again tb»-Grg»t "Ba3tgrn-"ba8 tTftVeffied the vasty deep, uncoiling, as she steamed, a wire that now binds France and America together. Tbe American terminus of the new telegraph lino is the French Island of St.Tietre, off the coast of Newfountflind. From this point it will be •onneoted with the United States by means of other submerged wires, landing on our ooast at Duxbury, Mass. From the latter town the land lines will stretch away to Boston, and from the "hub" the paths of the lightning courier radiate over th^.length and breadth of the continent,'

SATS of personal governments are

drawing to an end with a rapidity that must astonish the crowned beads and their adherents. We .may now, without fear of being laughed at, speak of tbe aristocracies of Europe as effete. Tbe British Houso of Lords is certainly In a more humiliating position than over was a con-clavo-of herediury^Iogislators in tho world's history. -The Commons hector it the journals scold, chido and threaten it by turns, while the masses laugh at it.— Louis KAPOLBON, only a few years ago, regarded as the. jeauscitajfOr and preserver of irresponsible" crown sceptres, has been fairly ^pushed ta the wall. and presents a pitiably if not mournful spectacle of royalty in a tremor. The "Nephew cf my Uncle/' like a boy in the dark, whit ties to keep up his courage but his melO' dy lacks beartiaess, and is woefully out of time and tune and while he twists the air with affected carelessness between his lips, his knees shake with fear. Irr an» swear to his resigning Ministers, he said that he was "ready to sacrifice personal legislative power but there is question of dignity which will not yield to any pressure. This is strange langtyige from the man of December, 1851. He is willing —forced is the proper word—to yield a portion of hie .usurped power, but bis dignity,JTBiSV§r~He Is ready to do the will of his late contemned people if they but leave him his

cent

guards, his crown,

condition ot^Ee^feinege, their ignoran the language of the pendence uma.that the Southern tjyvj undertake to reduce t|iem jrTh to the condition of coolies in Cuba, arti it purchMfl^ from theb6ginto8*g',1lW6-'^s to proiidfe against this.T„ appointed for Chinese immigrants, whoSei

latest curiosity in the Presideatial then? oftbe ,v is the mention of

CHASB

and_Hdrr

in Pennsylvania.

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r"r"^THKl St.

Paul

Press,

declines to

Claim thd result'of .the Virginia election as a Democratic victory. Ii declares that there was no Democratic ticket or Democratic party in the field. Qn the contrary, "the Oonservativeo''-—otherwise Democrats—it alleges, withdrew their ticket and supported "the Republican tickat put forth by true Republicans."

OEB,

a Chinaman, made a

speech at the Memphis Convention, in which he said that in China farm hands are paid $18 to $20 a year, and that 1$Q pounds of rice cost ?2. In this country it costs $24, or twelve times as much #a in China. At this rate Chinese farm laborers are better paid at home than they "cfould or would be in this country. Earn, bands get less than $200 a year here arid with rice for a standard of wages, the

Obwamira at home gets $216 to $24t) .a

year.

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and hia bee-spriokied veivetB. He fcj Dreadful Accident from Kerosene.

.bg.iMbtap.,ia,«dd«.po^ country', liberties, and he is aox.ous to be

if they will not deprive him of his Impe» TW'Sgnity, and to this complexion is monarchy coming throughout the world.

Abe#&Wg c°nea»

iety oM^ei&bojrmg clanp^oncerniBg ^Ihe depiWmti&trin tne price of labor is without foundation so long as labor ticues free. For an importation of label «^fcleut8i*hrttwirilWDg a$f, would not be accomp

counlfyt and of

evidently edited

The late Bain or Snaftes

A Nashville correspondent of a Cincinnati paper fully confirms the account of the remarkable phenomenon of a rain of snakes ia Indian Gap, East Tennessee, that was published a tow days inciv^4t tWso^ppe^# "that the. reptiles were not of a harmless nature, as some correspondents have asserted. A fi^ld hand working for JAB.

COOK

eighty-firebar re Is. Shortly after tbe train stopped one of the employe! of the road passed along with a lanternf making the customary examination of the cars.. All that could be learned as to the Oause of the conflagration is that one of the oil tanks wns.in a' leaking condition, add as tbe.man with the laxrtetn paused near it, by some un accountable means tbe "gas which .escaped from the tank took fire from tbe lantern. In an instant it communicated to the tank, which exploded with a report that was hea«i f»r a great distatice:"^"arlous rumors were in circulation regarding tbe fate of jtheiuaa. It was staged by some that hahadnotsinoe been seen,&rd was supposed to have perished, while some said he had escaped with a suvere scalding of face breast and hafidf,! ^One bifithe brakemen, who wascoosiderably burned, was taken borne, and it is gencrjlly believed that he is tbe one who had tha. }&bt«fco, and that no other person was injured. 'The flames spread with almostfnconceivable rapidity, leaping from tank to tank and from car to car, and befofo anything could be donel: to remove the cars, almost the entire train was on fire. Tbe oil from the tanks' flbwed in every direc lion in blazing torrents, and in a few moworfi enveloped in tbeets of fiatne. Tho whole sky was lighted' with the glare, and dense volumes of jsmoke, black as night itself, rolled up ioto the airland were carried by the wind in hugelfiassea over the city. The ^pnfiag'ration was in plain view, across^the wts, from tbe city, and tnousards of spectators watched its progress from bank and house*top. The dwellers on University Heights ttirned out aimost

gaxed down for hours from "tbe trow, of the hill upon the roaring, bla4i%'mns|c$ it* foot.

Immediately upon the breaking ojit of the-fire all tbe locotaotivos at hand ruabed lo tho ppot to romovo to a place of safety «r many as possible of tbe cacsj yet so rapidly had lb« fiames^spread

four cars from the extromities cwild bn, d« tne hod and drawn away. A large force of employes was soon On the spot, and all worked like Troganain assisting to remove the cars upon tbe adjoining traeks. Upon one of these was a train loaded whh coal, at.d tbe remainder were filled with ompty oil aad freight cars. A ntimner of the latter were in bad order, with broken couplings,

moved, and were abandoned to their fate. The work of destruction was complete. Nothing remained but the wheels ..and axT89, and iron~ and twisted while all tbe traQkt &?j» distance ot a hundred and fifty yards looked as if they had experienced a visitation of Sherman's bummers. The ties were all burned out, and the rails were wandering over tho blackened groujd^like hueeierpents.

The total loss is estimated at from forty to fifty thousand dollars, upon which there was no insurance whatever. Fifteen cara loaded with oil were consumed, the total amount being about thirteen hundred tmrrels, worth seven dollars per barrel,"maktng hSfefly ten tbousand dollars. Eight cars loaded with coal were bfaroed. aud about twenty empty cars. The coai continued to burn through the entire night. Eighty ,or iajndred oor&s of Wood, piled beside the track, were also destroyed. The, loss upon the cars, which were valued at from six to seven hundred dollars each, will be about $25,000. The loss by damage to the tracks will also be heavy.

pjre^ yani£$ wocaao«Rtkn

their rights

border Ut protect them

Ti^'^' deiigxiicg coatractprs. With sucli provision? for their safety, the sons ,6fthe Celestial kingdom should be tfeL comed as free citizens of America^

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on his fartn

about one-half a mile from the gap, wa? examining tbe snakes on"- tbe morning succeeding their fall. Notcing one huge •snake, he was in tlie act of measuring'it with a string, when be discovered that was moving. -Standing back in affright, be stumbled and fell with outstretched arms on" the horrid mass of the dying aijd dead serpents. One of them bit him in the thumb of the left hand. Tho poor fellow hastened from the place" as quick as possible, and reached tbe farm house of his eqidljOyer, He wai gi^en ^immediate assistance. Notwithstanding every ofprt, the bitten xnsnidtedTabout sundown The alarm occationed by this freak of nature has not^ei' subsided.

vs.i/i „'W .g

ANOTHER electrio wire has been stretched beneath the waves of the Atlantic from the Old World to the Now. Eleven yeftre-pgor whTO thlB same, then JSeShlng marvelous feat was accomplished, it was '^hailed with joyous acclaims.

Tho b'iglei warb'ed and trampeta bl»redj 1T1«K»flattered np .n turrets and towers,/ Uttered tbelr jobliea st-epl#and spire, Cltle- fltibed in rirers orflre." And New.York in a fervor of pyrotechnic enthusiasm burned a large slice of her Oity Hall building. Then came the mjstioUja

,6Jipp^EA^CLETEI/AND

Forty-three Oars Uestroyert—Twenty three Loaded Willi Oil and loai— 1,300 Barrels of Oil Burned—Jotal iioss from $40,000 to $50,000

From Ihe CleTelaad Loader. Julj- 10.] The most disaMrons conflagration which hss visited our city for many months occurred oil Thursday evening. The ebening freight and coal trains on the Atlantic & Great Western Railway arrived atthe usual time, and were placed upon^tbe side-tracks jn tbe switchyard, on the south bank of the river,neat the shops of the company. There ar6 4is or jeight nearly^all were flired with cars, a portion of which were empty. Between 8 and 0 o'clock a train, of cars loaded with crude oil arrived from Oil City. There were about twenty cars in the tram all being of the kind built especially for the trans portatiqn of crude oil, each having two large banks, with a united^ capacity of

ibe capacity oPBbok kt ery House," a"wSyBidff1uiilfLini is located on the Dayton & Western Turnpige,

ling now to bargain with them, ready to fin und a half luliHti fflHU -tftlS ftTiy^ Tose "at an early hour on "Wednesday morning, for the PWgoap fire to prepare brewwfin^' In tedeawjat cilitate her work, Bbe procured the can

JOLXO&I oilr and was

that the

the cook •#ogelgw^!ir the blsze of the fire was comrfflajfiBftterf to the fluid in toe can, which mstADtl* exploded, enveloping the poo^iPliSlames. .Her screams a reused »ti»4^iiy?[*ho rfcri-tb t»« aid, ^hiouiit Hfttpnna

efrm flrrfcy -fif&tis of poUnng

i2»»t«r oK: it t. Ml brfore- tWJ B«ciled«d

•waist, where'tbfi flra was dheckdd by tb« xigttt«tt% of^hfer oorsefe. She wa» also «ev«r£jy •bar»4 .iu ,ber £»ce, and her bands were bufned Bp that they resembltd charred sticks! T&e poor girl, After suffering terribiy all day, died Wednesday night. Sha was buried yesterday. "Will n" tills sad lesson avail asixs. -aod

A I Menagerie In a Midnight fltofm Frcm tho Derenport Gazette, July 14.] On Monday Bailey & Co-'s menagerie and circus exhibited at Muscatine. The tent was struck at 11 P. M., and the show started for Davenport., JBefore A dozen miles had been traversed, a terrific storm let loose its lightning, thunder and water The lightning was blinding in its brilliancy,the thunder terrific, and the rain, violently driven py the wind, came down in sheets. A a panlo seised the whole cavalcade—men, horses and anl raals seemed terror-stricken. Eight of the drivers deserted their teams,and it was not long before wegops, "end horses were In in pxtricable confus?ion,a jammed-up mass of floundering animals and overturned vehl cles. Tbe darkness,.save when lightning illuminated the scene,'impenetrable. The caged lions, tigers, leopards, Wolves and other beasts became frightened, and bounded from one tide- of their prisons, and roared and growled and shrieked in very terror. The lightning came nearer and nearer, until its tbunde to break in the very midst oftbe rata van Tho elephant .laid down in the road and refused to move. Three of the horses %era ptr'ufik by ligbtnihg a,nd killed. It is a wonder that no" human lives were l0St.

At daybrake the scana _presented beggars description. Imagine it from the above jiccount of the night's experience. It? was the WOT#£: adventure that ever .befellVa cjrpus in tin's "portion of the

West.

Tasf GAJSAT DKMTAL Dik»YIEBT'of the age waa made when the Bark of thfe Soap Tree of the Chilian mountains was inoor porated with the other vegetable materials of fragrant Sozodont. ,Its property of arresting decay, and obllteratfng discolorations in silks, muslins, &c., first suggested its use as a phrifler and preservative of j.be dental enamel, and iis effectl iui assbciated with other antiseptic vegetable substanoes^ has proved one of the happieatre«u?t0 of^modetn expgrtaents. T-^ dlw $

I '1

"PALMER'3 Vegesable Cosmetic.Jjotion has cured my face of the Barber's Itch of over nine yeara? standing," writes F. S. Dewey, of Corrolton, Montgomery, Co. Ohio. dwlw

TTQTTCSLB FT "FACT.—ThVt' one

NEW APVERTISEMENTi. 5»WWM

'way

of appealing to a man's reason is through bis eye. In these busy times men are so deeply immersed In the conduct of magnificent projects.that they forget all about the condition of their system $tnd hence it is that tho Proprietors, of the PlaitTATIA» BiTTERS, which cures Dyspepsia, purifies the blood, improves the tone of ifrwijloroach,"xegulatea the bowel?, and, indeed, lovigorates tbe whole inner man ale so'active in advertising. In fact, advertisements are mere sky-rockets sent up to attract attention to a really good article..

MAQHOLIA WATKB.—Superior'to

best imported German Cologne, and sold at balf the price. 10-iWlw

I? TOT? do not feel well, you send for a dtetdT,"W"fc'alls upoct "yJti, looks wise, sucks tbe head of bis cano, scrawls some hieroglifics upon apiece of paper which you tako to a drug store, and there pay 60 cents to $1,00, besides the doctor's fee, lor a remedy nine times out of ten, not half as good asjJudson's Mountain Herb Pills* wbich .2! only 25 cents per box.— Do you tbiivg, ,-the -former tho best bec»U9^0U pay the most for it, if you do, we advise you to use just for an experiment, tbo Jiidson's Mountain Herb Pills, and see for yourself, that they are ono ol tho Iwsl famlV£"medTcines compounded. Tbey*"daro I^adacbd, Indigestion, BiliousnWi, Jautijiee. aod alt Female Irregularities. Give the Mountai7 Herb Pills atrial, 8old by all dealer* dwlrn

Plialon's jpapliian liotlon

for BwKi(^tai fte ,8&ifl and COliPLEIlOR

Bewoveaall EBCmo.XS, PBEOKtHJ. PIMPLES, AHiTIf «LOTCa£S» TA\. eic„ and renders THB^KUV sore F1AB and ULOOMiNO. For LADISS In the NDBSSBT It Is invalqable. Far fiKSTLSMKN «fttrSU4Tl"0 It has no equal. "enAPMS LOIIO.V is t%e onlj reliable reqt edr tor Alscases rad blemishes of tbe 8RJJi.

PHALON'S "PAPHIAA' SOAP !*HWKKFaml fiTH. Price, 25 Cents per Cake.

A NKW PEitFntK FOB Tfft BiltDEKRClllEF. KItttniTE, DBUCATK. lASTlSfi FBAOBAjfCKPHllOji

6Qg. HVK.IOUK,

JJEMOYAL.

aoil hgrall vrv«.

fflsts. 9lwlj-atom

JOHUr iB!ISTBOI6 3 remored kbCralBitb Shop to Muct'i new building, on Third street, one door north of Farrjngton'i Block, where b» will be happy to KS?t nil his old smUBtn »ad manx new one* as jaaj aakt it oooT«nlent to fall, yMtf

AAA BOOK A6ESTBWAJf*I| for H«nling'a Stv Iilnrttinatad "gdUMltione of the

aad

for eomi

asty ]Si«ibert, who are il-

(Srist, and

wyiispm'smi

Sfee wuTha »tti\inw ready for dreae for Oat*l gne of ths beat tion Book* pubU»ned, i, 1. tUMlMt Publisher of Hardiugs Edition

*m*rwjrm&sirmat

*. ASD THE SfHKf SOUTH, Ko citisen catT iifford to be without it. Eend

for

B. BUBB

OOVMB0

Jwjor, OlAi«o, UL, or St. LouU, Mo.

$5.00 &REENBACK Of full pain* vntfree lo any Book Agtttl, AOtKTS 1TAHT*? FOB

Lin III TBI HOLl' USD. Tfc«ui»h 4000 y*ar», to the prewar tl»e, with ,«ti ciuioms er.t'N b» KBH*I WABD MICE HKS ud ton other dUiingafehed cl«rgymon travelers. In one large ooiAvo volume, with fine steel engnrrtage. No oook. pobllehtd thet'ls seoeptable to all elaieee, rnd ofieri eogjod an oppartnmty for AgtnU. a.ndfor oar deai tire circular with lermi and a 55 Greenback 3.

& CO.,

Terrible Scene in a Menagerie A traveling menagerie^ situated at one end of a fair neld in the neighborhood of Orleans, France, suddenly disappeared in the night tiipe, leaving no trace behind. L'be cause was afterward ascertained to be as follows: The wife of the proprietor Who was nursing a little girl offive months was summoned into the menagerie by one of tbe attendant#, at about four o'clock the preceding aftei noon, to give direction* about tbr~?§Tvlce. la passing along outside the cages where the animals were confined, her dretepwept the bars of on# which contained a lion, tbe ferocious in* stinots of which had been excited by the smell of raw meat, Just brought in for feeding^time, and lying at hand. The animal c&ught hsld of the. gown with one paw, and, as the women turned sud denly round* snatched with the other the child out of her arms, and dragged it within tbe cage. The mother filial the air with her cries, and even struggled to disengage tbe infant from the jaws of the beasty-bot all in vain and when assistance arrived the child had been already half devoured.The horror of the bus baLd, who camera soon after, was min gled with rage, and seizing a gun he shot the lion -dead upon the spot. Immediately after, orders for instant departure were isauecL

Publishers, Hartford, Ot,

FIRE! FlBEH FIRE!!!

Globe fire Extingiiiglier £o No. 4 Bey street, mew iwk., --b Oreatreduction in prloe. Ho. t®5 Mo.

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Ho. 3 145. Fint-olaw Ageote panted, as above.

WANUD, A«MT8,p^.Sh^?

SEWING MACHINE. This machine will etucb hem, f«U, tack, quilt, cord, bind, braid and «m broider in a most iujoriMT manner. Pries only S18. Fully warrantei for fire years, we will pay f1000 for any maohlne that will sew a atroag ar more beautiful, or more elasilo seam than our*. It makes the "Elastic Stttch,, seoond ftitch c*n bo ctit, a&tT'Btlll tbe clotn cannot be pnlted apart wlthoat tearing iw we pay Agents from V76 to »200 per ffioniJ and ,x nenses. or a commission from which, twioe that amount can be made. Address 8BCOMB ft CO, Pittsburgh, Pa.i $ot»n, Hass., or St. XionU. Mo

Ration.—Di not imposed upon by etbei parties palming off worthlete cast-tron machines under the same name or otherwise .-Oars Is: tne only genuine and really praotical cheap mScBlne manufactured.

9SOOO 8ALABT, Address

8. Pawp Oo

New lort. I

ONLY OSE DOLLAR The newly Invented pocke. time-piece suitable fvr either lady or gentlemen, in hantuome, metal cats, white diSl gUt lettered, brass moremants,. sound and serriceable with key complete. A true perms Bent- indicator of time

warrautoa .®r two y«»r?i post-paid to any part ol theU. 8.on receipt of One Duiiar, of ihreeTjr #s.60. If satft&ction «s not glw^onay refanoed. Address W. SOOTT* PATJI., Chatham Street, Mew Tork. Tbe Oroide W atsh 816. Bend ror Gatalogns. .. i*i 'irtibf ii $10,00 FEB DAI GUABAJiTKBJ) •cents to sell the Hoitf SswfM Stwriw

cat if a. It makee the LOCK STITCHAUXS ON MIU Liszt* has thettnfler-fsed, and e^ual In e»ery respeottoany sewing Machine erer lnrented. Price |95. Warranted for 5 years- Bend for circular. Address JOBSSON, CtAB* A Co., Boston, Mass., Pittsburgh. Pa,, or St. Ioals, Mo.

OCUAIO TBATIUKO A6ESTS MA

cma

WANTEB—AeSNTS-AmSS1 KSITTine K4CHISE, Price |25. The simplest, cheapest and best .Knitting Maohlne erer lnrented. "Will knlt S3^»0 ntltohes per mln. ote. Iilberat indooements to Agents. Address AMIBICAN KNJTTlNQ MAOHJSB CO., Bos ton, Mass,, or St. Lonis. S?o. ,,

Lippencott & Bakewell's

Patent QroundJ -ss»:r

Patent Temper,

(HTAMPED)'-7 *3*-' :T«!

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SA¥8:

IIUPIKCOTI A

JjotssToys, N, T.

BAKEWEIL:—We hare no trouble

with your Saws they aon't need to be lined up with papar we put them on the Mandrel and they go right along.

Temper perfectly aolform anl quality unsurpass.d. Bespeocfullr, C'RAS. A. FOX. LIPPENCOTT & BARKWSLL, Manufacturers of Circular, Muiay, Mill Gang and Cross-Cat Saws. Chopping Axes, aU shapes.— Colbuin's Patent Axe. Shovels,-Spades and Mile'p Patent CoTorod Scoop.

ASK yonr Dptor or DrngKlst SWKffT QriSISE—it equals (bitter)

U8HIE88 DIRECTORY*

ATTORNEYS.

Meredith A Delano, Partington Black:

iviz* 73S&1'coraar ««d FHth. Oiill Wiiliiuns, corner Hinth and Mulberry

Jacob Doll, sonth Tonrth street.

Homes and Fortunes

BAKBRSi

JWalg* BILLIARDS.

.fQr Qui

nine. Is made only by F. ttl'SAJJNS, Chemist, Detroit.

SSOCIAL

KLt-HIIP FOB THE IBRIBG.—Words of Cheer for Toasg Men who hare fallen vfitima

tl/

gical

EVIL*, desire a better HANHOOin

Sent la sealed letter envelopes free of charge.— Address BOWABD ASSOqjATTON, B«t P, Philadelphia, Pa« r: U' if BIBtt mSS1 txperieBee In tbe Treatment 1 of chronic ail wsuu Diseases.—a

Piew

the

OROlX, BO.

ehyttoio-

Mar oyr.-»The ch'eapelt book erer

uabltsbed—contain ug nearly 900 pages, and 130 & a plates and engravings of the anatomy of the hnman organs In a state of health and disease, •ith a treatise on early errors, itsdepl r»lle consequences Upon the ml ad and body, with the antuor'a plan of treatment—the only rational and suecessfol mode of c«r», as shown by a report of cases treated. A tru hful adTiSsr to the married and thoSe contemn atlng marriage who entertain doafct of their phyileal oonditlon. Sent froe or pootage to any address on receipt Of S$ cents, in •taap or postal currency, try aoafetstng

Dr.

31 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. T.—

The anchor may ha consulted upon any of ih* diseases apoo which his books treat, either personal!? or by mail, ayd medicines sent to any part of the world.

SIX-CORD.

ror

Ihe TiHLKT.

will not chap the BUS.

^•PJLOR ~I»V JIATO.f

"FIOK OB *A10."

I j: H: 1 t(Hir^i[W,'HCl N fj JO

ATTENTION RAIL i?OAP Li. CONTBACTOBS. We mannfactare ST£EL BOTTOM SCBAPZBS ftia the most approved patterns. They are large, but light, aia easily OM, aad ru an the smooth steel bottaa with tbe least drift. W» are prepared to fill orders for any samba: waated. Wm. J. BALL AGO.,

At TentonU Hotel, Wm.Ph»ffer, Proprtator. CARRIAGE FACTORY. Wild Thomas 4 Co., Cor. 2d and Wilnt..

CLOTHING.

Vf.

H. Bannister, 79 Main Street. firarerA Hitler, 81 Mata Street. BtSi Joha Barnikle. oTer taxton ft Walmetoy's.- I FrecJ Bchlewing, 198 Main stmt.

C04L DEALEBS.

.. ... .. w-yjet-J. A. Morgan, Sntllten County Coat.' ftJohn MoFariane. Blreruaai. .J

DRESS MAKING, r-g $ 11

Mta^L-J. Hedges, Ohio, bat. 4th and 6th Sts DENTISTS. Ii. H. Bartholomew, 167 Main street. V. O.

Barr, Gulick A Berry, corner Mala and Fourth FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

Josejih C. Sates, 145 M^in atreet. ,£ HpTELS. -A Hatlohal House, corner Sixth and hlaln. Clark. Hotfso, corner Ohio and First. Terre Haute House, corncr Main and SeTentk. Farmers' Hotel Qor 9th and chery. -HSBURANOE AGENTS. 4 flager & McXeen, Dowltng Halt, asTT J. a. Foote,-65 Main Btreet. 1

JEWELLER?,

S.*B.Jfreenian, 74 Main street.' ar-St& i'H'fc John B. Freeman, 6 Warren's Block Jacob Eern, Opposite Post Office.

LIVERY DTABLE.

Robert'Hnnter, oppoilte'Ihintin HbiistC

make large commissions oa. the sale of

several compaot articles, universally used. Address B. «. tiBATTAN CO., 327 Oheftant street, Philadelphia, Pa. that pays.

For partlcnlars

M* address S. M. SPEN0KK 4 CO., Brattle boro, Vt.

Look Harss.Pa

MtSSis". lippt^COTT kkitximv, Pittsburgh, Pa, Qmti.—Vfe hare bean nslngyour make of Gang Saws In our Mill, and find ttxem, in point of qaatity. iapenor to any we have eTer nsea.-^ Tours,io.

LEATHER &C- 'os

L. A. Burnett, 144 and 146 Mala Stieet. MONUMENTS, SCOTCH GRANITE Waltor. A Kpplaghaassn,—Cherry street, be twten 9th and 10th. 7^ MUSIC DEALERS, ftr£

h. Eisaner, Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street. MECHANICIAN., I A. Tlttman, 16 south 4th 8t. opp. rest SI jc MILLINERY.• sal M. A. Barldan, 80 aiain street, S. L. Straus, 149 Main st. __'

Mrs. Buckingham, Cor, 4'aad CElo. TBI MILITARY CLAIMS. D. S. Uanaldson Farrlngton Block, Maia JJt

Dr. S. J. Tonug, west side Publlo Squsre. RETAIL GROCERS. ?hI B. B. Wright A. Co., 156,-Main Street.: F. D. Molloy No 9 South 4th Street.. C. I. Bipley, Mafn Street, .'"t ISSJB-'MC?

RAILROAD AGENT.

James H. Turner, at McEeen APaddock'a Mill REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Hendrlch A Lange, corner Main and 4th streets

SADDLERY HAR&WARE. J^ed A. Boss No. 5 south fifth street, & •lei'W --STONE WOBK.linhef 0^-'0 Walter A Eppinghougen, Cherry street, be j. tween 9th and 10th.

SEWING' MACHINES.a

T. H. Biddle, J51 Main Street. SKIRTS AND CORSETS. Hera A Arnold, 89 Main street, '"*8. A 8. Weisz No. 169^Main street.

STONE CUTTERS.""

Wagnet A Mct'arlane, East of T. H., A I, B. B. ,s Freight Depot. UNDERTAKER. Isaac Ball, corner Third and Cherry, M. W. O'Conceii, Main Street.

«?, *-1

I^IOSl STBAM BAB.BB1 (SANDY- MANUFACTORY, AND S TO BE

.F.L OUR

FRANK HEISIG Manufacturers of all Undo cf

0 s,

BREAP and CAKES, jPXfcE'TZlGL®, S' and Dealers In 3 Ft O E KdI £S

Oa Latayette St4 between Cmiat and Depot, E RB E 23: tJ*TT3, Indiana..

Orders left at alias Miessen'a, No. 16 north 4th streot, Wlllbe promptly attended to.Having put ID STEAM-WE are enabled to meet all orders in our llae promptly n&d with satisfaction, and wil-»ell»t theloweet-ratesr.-" Je20dtf

M. SMITH, Chemical Dye Works, Second street, between Main and Jherry, adjoining the Stewart HOUJO.

Dyeingin all its branch**, sach as Crep* ShoW^S Bibbons, silk of aU Ulnda, Merino and-'Detialne Dresses Oartaiiw, Plumes, Laoiv Velvet. Parasols

Particular attention pail to Clean-

an«tiFringos.ingandBeflnishlng, without danagljg rr, such articles as Crepe Shawls, 3nk Dresses, Merino and JDoLatne Dresses, Broche Shawls, aihtri-re Shawls, Cloaks, carpsU and Plane vera. Cleaning of Oents' Cats, Pants and sts neatly dine, m20dlm

QlTY TBffASUBEB'9 NOTICH

Notice Is hereby gi?eh that the Delinquent List for the year 18A8, Is now ready for collection, and *11 persons indebted to the City lor Taxes aad Delinquencies xlll-taka-warning, aa all Tatsl and Delinquencies mu«t be paid before tc9 1st of Augapt or ihe property against which the taxes are assessed will be sold for jald licqueoclee. jyldtf

ld Tor said Taxes and De. JLABCrs 6CHOSMXHL, City Treasure

T|i£cmiN4

I ha'-e Just received and now opsn to th« lfl| epectinn of my patrons and the public in general tho most dsslrablsstyles of Colofed

Clolh Coating, Casslmere aad VESTING, la aii«B»4'e, wh^cn I pr:p?se m»ke t® to OBDKTt Iji t^p latest and »-est

I1TTING STYLS,

On shsri notioe, 0heap3r than th«r "can b* anywhere west. Please caU on -'J FBID. SCHIrEFJKfl. m8dtf »1lB2 Main street, Metropolitan Week.

OEMOVAL.s

aorttfdtt'

Eagle Iran Wopks,

Cor. 1st aad Walnut sts., Terre Haute, Ind. Jeie-dsa

BAILBOAJD AGENCY.

I nave moved my oflce to McSeen A Paddock's Mill, irhere I would be pleased to Se^ my old frlenda aadonatomara.

Through receipts given oa shipments of predn» to all Eastern Cities, All Bail, and Kail an! Water rates as low, aad time as qulok a* nd oompetiag lines, Qrain in balk shipped to New Indeed town* without change of cars.

JAMB3H. TTTBSIB. Agt,

jglLIt POSTING

LOU TOWN8E2SD,

IIS Main St,

Is now prepared ta da all kinds of Bill Posting, Dlstributing and Painting on fences, In the most artlstto manner aad tha mcst reasonable terms.— AU ordera wiU be promptly attended to. aprilTdtf

ATTORMKYts

H. MEREDITH.

Foartfc Otieela.

PUBLIC.

gAIED & OSUVT,

Aittoraeys at LtWi Orrioa,—Ho. Main Btraat,ap stalra.

iuei^ni«#sna eottiiMUarvtZAW. zT 'fr^nir'--'* hai« vc« GENERAT. OOMJOIGAR^^YMPR,

Omca.—Wo. dftXai* Btrest.

Unccfltr, Sth bt., between Slam ana Oa DRY GOQDS. Tnell, Blpley A Co., corner Sth and Mala street W. a. ityce'J utf,", 77 ataln streSt. O. Wittig 4 Co.. 170 Main street. JCdsall A Co., corner Fourtn end Main street fiaxton A Walwsley, 111 MaJaetreet'. Oornrlius A Uagsoriy,.corner Malu -Mid Third

Jones A Jones, east side Public Square. GUNSMITH AND ST1NCIL CUTTER JohnX7B$tT5Eg7UKTo street, east of Third. ,.

HARDWARE.

Oory A Mancourt, Main 8 St eel. ^ustla^ Shsyer A Oo., Main Street.^j

HATS A^D^OAfS. I

Mdl|

PHYtlCIANS.

©Ul-

J.' YOUNe," .-Vii--"

PHXSlCLd muiiSUMOJSON: OraCK~W«it

RUsPBbliS H««N,

(Formerooqapled by Dr. Oortis.)

Calls attsadadto^aight.aad day. Basidaaoa at National ttonaa. JaMtf

KEEP KOOL!

^08T BXCXITBD,

Kefrlseraters,' ice CHests," Lager Beer Coolers, ^aeePltckers,

Ice Creaii Preeiers, ra TBAU TitattU sizes, 1,Toilet Setts ftl fS9Q»

jBHH 0a«es, aU styles, aad

In abundance, which will' be sold law tooar rents. Call at

a ftj

JJRBSS MAKIKO.

itUK :.

f^SPlBS

NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS, T. H. Biddle, 151 Main street. PHYSICIANS.

»t 81dw wqjit 6a# tad inch oihar HEBBfr and ROOTS as wUI la all oaies assist Digeatloa, promote the Secretions 0" the Systeas tL the natural chsaasls, and |lw

TOJSH

prat W fttAiii '"All use 1| with. woniJerful s«eoes^ Bgiji^

the pale whits lip,.

BLOOM ANli to the this Ikce anil care-worn oounteaanos.

CnreS FITBB ihd eraataa APPITtTl. tSr them Use no»a cthary -Ask te VIU'I STANDABD

BITTXB8. COTS'by Draggbts aad

Orooars. 8eeUiatmy stgnataralr orer the aart of eaoh Bottle. ALFRED SPEEB, Passaic, N. J., aad S4S BraadSray, Vt* Tork.'

frads (applM by all Ito«ggUtS -.

lN(D€B^0^4TKli

CiPltAl, S6. 0liv-VW i98«,O00 A89KIS,

C. T. WXB3TFB, 'Presiieuf OIO.W.f,t8TB»,J3*irstary

£.? I R. M. SJi0SQN) Affmt.

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WAXS-

WINDOW-'GLAS! I O I

BEHIiyKIH H. S80SK4ISR

Nos. 205,307,209 and 311 N. 4th St.,

Importer of a7

PrenchjAd Sngliab Window* 1" froach flate Glasi for Window*. f,gl ... French Lookfhg CFIaai plates. 1 Sammefed Plate Olaw for Skylights.7 moon.

BUSINESS.

Colored smd Om*swaUl Church Qlasil" Fluted Glass for ^Gons«rratoriat..

Eveyy Size aad Thiokess,

.-11 .., —tammim

JOH61 ^AN ^.4 aa»

COMMISSION

And Wholesale and Beta 11 Sealer ia all kinds of Grain. Warehouse, oa north TirSt St., at Canal Basin, Terra Haute, Indiana,

OT'Strict attention paid to.reesiring and forwarding goods.:.' eW-dWtf

j^TONE

WALTER^ £fPIM6HeUSBN.

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Mrs. I.E.HEMES

Sas rsmoTed her Cloak and

Vtmm

Particular attention will begire^, as harata fore, to the latest styte§. The most skillful assistants haTe been engaged adding Costumes, Ball aad Party Dresses Ladles aad OhIMren'a Cloaks aad Drsasss asu actured with promptness and dispatch. J18tf

Makinf estab-

leshmentto Baylor's new hollaing on Ohio, between Fourth and Fifth streets, where aba trill be pleased to meet all who desire the most perfect work In this llae.

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WINE, HSREuT

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so well kaovn, *fth

TUB SIMMER fRADE,

tt bebmet thetnslneai men

of fcrrelUite to be ap and

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Conpetlf ion It UTely, and lfjon

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Steam Works ast tween »th aad lOth. hear Tor speeimesa of o« Block. MeSropoinaa

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KABLXT HOt»B-~wTbT(UvnaAa,IWr. daoK-dly

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Buildings, Wartfmal Jtata jjaak, He* PMSedtos He Oragdr'Sand M&f* ^aumeati, Ac., Ac.

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OFFICKBS^ i"

OLA&XNO> H. CLASS,Philadelphia, PusKsni AT COOK K, Chairman finance and been Coasmittee. -J-" HXNKY D. OOOKB, Waastngtoa, Tloa-Preatdaat. KMKBSOH W. PKHT, PhUadalpUa, Secretary and Actuary. PKAHOIS O. BlfrTB, M. !., Philadelphia, Medletf Slrectoa.

issued, ia the ffrst TEN I

5,395,rP0LICIES,

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PEJRl'ECT SECUBITT

byttsCishpaid np Capital of One Millies Collars, and gnaranless to i&asred, by Its

Low Bates of Premium,

IAB6I DITIDI5DS IX AftfiNCI, Or a fisterslonary OlTidendof 200 per ceat. by Its,

Return Premium Plan..

fGENERAL AOEJfTS.

ieoil

JORH W. ELLIS CQ.

b»ik S,

CTHCINKATI, OHIO,

Ceneral Agents for Ohio and Central aad Sonth ern Indiana.^. J• A- FOOTS, jjit 29dwly Afent

tor

TerraBaate, Ind,

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RAILROADS.

INDIANAPOLIS ST. LOUIS R. 8.' lasil SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.'

3. THROUGfi ExipUSS T1AII8 DAIiV

arrwttM

Terre Haute and all Cities ami' kahili» xiTowna West

15, 1869

Dally iTery Day except Sundays.

Xs* Westward. Bight sx. Pastes. Night ex.' terra 4aatoj leafs 11.10 6 86 a 10:30 a m' Mattoon, arrive 1:47am 9:19am 1:18pm Tolono, 'l.°«l:49psa 19:19 pm 1:83 am Champaign, 'V „, 1:06 (a 1:09 J:M am Onwago, ArlOpa 6:49 8:C0am Cenualla, K:tOa 1:43 pm 8:46 ml". Cairo, 4:00pm 3:00am 8:00am d#

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9-J9

am 4iM ra f:J0 am'

Pacific B.B. 9:16 am :46 pi 9 I8aa», .., MrfCon? arflte 30p lMSa «:S0a 3 fferson City, 1:16 Uttt pas 8:16 a m^R" Kansas City, 11:00

6:00 am 11.00 am

LearenwartU 19:16am Ifltsa 18:16 am Lawrence. 10:35 a a UkSB a a M:35 a m». fc*ak£ U:0«pm lMOpm H:06p \ssph,

p.."

18:00 9:18 a a ISiOO

^nAam TtCOai"

'7.00am 8:30pm.

AMol^datfotf irati «st«s terra State daily, •SceptSuada?, at 4:66 m, ariTrei at Mattooa 7:35 m^Tolona 1:23 a mjsad Chlce^o 1:00 a ra.

Baggage J. I. HEBKIMKB,

Through. G4RLA*X, Oett'*l Pass'r Ag't.

Ofn'I Sflp't.

maySl

A N A E N

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Hoate and lot on North 6th, fettreen Chrepnl aad Linton straets. •Two Bnslnoss fionses on jiaia «tf.r«

WtTHTT P^OPXBTX

Par«a«f 88 acres In Docey Qr fe 178 acres Jn Lintoa towBEhlp. r# Aereabeloy t&e BoKlig Will, wesssidacapal. iaaaPds^tetfoate? «»rw. »««•"I

lie

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n. 99^

*ljNrvERSAL HxrasiAK

BKALIPTG 8ALTEIJ This Taluable remedy iias effected lannmerable ."*»* ires, and kaa galnea tor Itself great repute-

cures, tion. The discoverer of tbia taMa fcasajrpiied it with eminent sncoess 1» thottsaads of caars daring the Gdaeta War, aad ha* eared daagsroar weandi, In many oases considered aortal.

Ms Is sssissor of the falo"atte secret of maklag thb Salre Cram his txperleaca la aeiag ft la Europe aad the saccess atteadfngltaappllaatlem there, he has feeea ladaetd tointrodaceU Into the united Stater.

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catur, V' i:8aaa 6:S0pm 6:60pm. Alton, «:S8am 2:U pm #:05pm St. LocU, «.'V. 1:21 am 4,-OOaa 7:60 mi xla. North

Hjegl ^E^tnte Coloma

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HENDBICH & LANGF,

Office~otin First VationalBaak, 8. X. tiorser-»^ Fourth and Malft Streets,

Terre Haute,

0il* r.zzil' *1?

Abatraota of title furnish**! Lc oel(oti»ted, Money inyej|t«4.

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CITT PBOTIBTT,

Forty IcDtsln tlBtss'i Addition to Terre Bast-: Ho«fe and lot, east Ohio atcaot, Hcaseand lot, la MeMurrafn's Additition, Hc^seand lot In Sibley's addition on Sth street, -fioase and lot luBose's addition on Athctreatl HoasaAnd las oft Poplar, between 0th and 7th streets,

*r 3"«. tut

IT BSblXTDPAUT: Those who have wounds,.braises, aata-of allt t-'--kinds, or s%t»« Felons, Scratches, mdsqoltc 'Bbes, Proft BltSan Joints

Sera 2l»a, OkllMaias.

Children** Scorbutic Complaints oa Head and /•ce arevpeedilf cnreA ItiaS praeed of great a4tantsge to ladies, and Is peculiarly adopted lor gatbasa* breasts, sore legs, Ac., through con (laatjient, and other eaases.

Per sale by all dragglsts. Price 2Cc„ 60c, aad 81 pe Jar. Office 80V BoWery, JT, T: Sot# gaaalaa ualees coaatersigned BtZG'S UaiTarsal Baseisn Healing Salve, 9G0 Bowery, Hew

_.as Tork.

^naq atX

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It acts like magic la rem or ing Boils, Pimples, and Ontaneeus DleeaSse, aad Baa keen saeeeasimltj need for Coras, Baa loas aad Sore Throat, by applyteg externally etery evening before galag to bed..

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Si OS£™«}4»l3i5l 50

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