Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 July 1869 — Page 2

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DAILY a EXPRESS

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Wcdaeriaj XormiBi, Julj 81st, 18®®.

I «-V9f to OrmpoideBt*. never notice commnnKsatiOBf not Accompanied with the name of the author, who mast be »ade known to us if unacquainted.

Don't write unleae you have something to say of interest to the public and be at brief as the subject will allow. •r Write only one side of the paper I publication of a communication ii no evideuce that the editors adopt its sen1 timents. Ihe author Is alone responsible for them.

Communication a should be addressed to .%!»•«*. to individuals. ..jt

Tsx Obic«g«

Journal,

in along article

on "Modern Journalism," arrives at tie happy conclusion that as "soon as our fo^« eign population are educated up to tie point of discerning that a political question may be discussed

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ila ja

decent and instmctive manner, tbon w4l sham Democracy ceate to feed its partisans (or any on® else) on the pobulteip' With which it bee

lpng difgraced

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nalism. Then the times will be reO«Wfl(J in abetter age, in marked contrast *it|i the past. God speed that day."

The fact that the vilest political jouiaal in theUoited States, "BhICK" POM* sot's, circulates xn^re largely among tbe native born portion of the Indiana Bes| oeracy than all their State paper#, would Indicate that others beside "onr foreign population" will reqoiretobe "educated up," before that class of party organs will cease to find adequate support. Frotti the best information we hare been able to obtain we are of opinion that mori than nine tenths of "Bhicm" Indiana patf rons are native Americans* As their reading is almost exclusively confined to papers of that kind, how long a time does our Chicago cotemporary think will be requisite for the desirable process of "educating them up?'' For our part, we de spalr of the present and at least fifteen suooeedlng generations. The immense hight to be climbed cannot bo overcome in less than five hundred years.

It is a fact so patent'that all attempts t9 disguise it may as well be abandoned, that the legislative power of the British House of Lords has been effectually broken. Like the

Boubbohb,

they will learn

nothing and forget nothing. Their dignities and hereditary rights they still re tain, and by the light of the bitter experiences through which they have passed of late, they may find their way to a new position of influence in the Bealm. But they must first learn and freely acknowl edge that the well-expressed voice of the people, can no longer be ignored by privileged class, that an Upper Legisla* tive Chamber will be tolerated, nay, need ed, as a check on hasty lawmaking or changing, but that as a clog on the wheel* of progress it has been shaken off and ground into dust. The only hope, therefore, for the perpetuity of the House of Lords, is for its members to move forward* to keep step with the progress of events' to learn the Will of the people and execute it in short, give heed to the sago counsels of Joan

Bright,

and strive to

Imitate ifce Se£. *e of the United States To* robes, the red benches and the gild log may be retained} they are stili precious in the English eyes, but the assumed mastery of the people is now an exposed sham. The Peers of Great Britain, like our own Legislators, must be content with being the servants, not the master* Of tlw pMf.lt

typ French Cable, & Washington July 19

A satisfactory »rrar.g»ment has been made with S cetary Fish, by the officers of tb» French Cable Company, whereby our Government permits the landlne of the cable upon American territory. Tbe difficulty arose from the foot that the French Government and granted to this company the privilege of a charter for twenty years, and under that no American cable could land Wire upon French tern tory. Tbe manager of the French com pany came here last week, and, after several interview with the Secretary of Spates agreed to hand over to tbe State j/epartment a written document, pledgor the company to give op their exclusive privilege in France, to acoept tbe future legislation of Qongrets in regard to Atlantic telegraphs. Atr Fish, having thus attained hm object 1& compelling the company to accept the condition presented, glv# the neoessary permission to land tbe cable at fhtbnrv, Mais. where it will be by Friday next.

Anecdote o? Queen Victoria. Sett* fifteen yem ago, in the days before the

demi mond*

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species who was

known by the nacae, real or assumed, of Laura Bell. Tblt fair lady contrived to seoure a box at the Royal Italian Opera directly opposite to that occupied by tbe tyteenj end whatever toilette Victoria might wear oa Opera nights, 2£iu BeU was sure to appeu in fao-elmilie of it the next evening This nfcoit species of annoyance was kept ap daring the entire season, and it said that so greet was Her Majaity's vexation that she oontultad ber lawyers to know if legal measures could not be taken to put a stop to the lofette's exasperatinf end insolent conduct. Her legal adri*«rs informed her, however, that l(i» Sell had a perfsct right to take whatever box she pleased at the Opera, and to wear any decent costume that suitel her therein.— English law wai .powerless in that instance to protect the Bnglish sovereign against annoyance. But whUe one fully appreciates and sympatUrw Wtth the outraged feelings of the indtenant Qlkew one fesls that the crime must cave brought its own punishment, as "Victoria was not exactly tbe beat dressed woman in Borope before she subsided iota an eternity of crape and bombesin*.-Prom OtkMovtb it Gossip, «r

iK« August member of

U&wcottiMagatine. -A

ISllIAIifOllS AH) St. LOUIS RAILROAD. pbaticsiiy an

Iti MmUga to tke lroa ud Ceil IiUrwU cflsian.

WfcAt is Thought of Oar Block Coal. JLCS~»

foe Objedoilsrikif tow.

Correspondsncc of Indlaa»dol!s Journal The construction of tbe new line of railroad between Indianapolis and St. Louis has been made a certainty by the epcurson of the Directors of the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati .Railroad just ended. The history of this enterpriser is briefly this: In the fail of 1867, a lease was effected of the old Terre Haute, Alton and St. Louis line, ihe parties to which were the C. C. C. & I- B.H, .aiid tbe Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chi cago Railroad. After securing tbis lease, a contract was entered into between these "two roads for the building of the line between Indianapolis and Terre Haute, the link necessary to make through line betweeen tbe Bart and Mississippi river but tbe consolidation with, or rather the lease of the Pittsburg and Fort W»yni» road by the Pennsylvania Centrbl, who is .he builder of the St. Louis and Vandal la's line, and in wbos* mte the present

Terre Haute and Indianapolis road work*, somewhat complicated and tor a time endangered tbe project. The half owoer.bip in tbe Alton line and in the contract for the iin between Terre Haute and Indiana* polis, ei joyed by tbo Pittsburg aod Foit Wayne road, passed with the lease into the hands of the PenusyiTauia Uentral, whose intersts are of Course inimical to the new road, and that directory has been engaged in various negotiations to tbe end of stopping it, agreeing to refund ail monies expended, take up the lesso of tbe A ton line, and give the C. C. C. 41, road a running arrangement over tne present Terre Haute road, and tbe old Alton or the new Vandaiia route, as might be preferred. The Intention of the Penney lvaala Central was to operate the Alton line for its local business simply, and give the Vandaiia route all the tbrougb traffic. The effect of such an arrangement as this is easily to be foreseen. A periect monopoly of the St. Louis trade would be created, in addition to wbiob, Indianapolis would be at tbe mercy of one line for the supplies of coal and iron which are now ooming to us, feeding our manufactories, and in tbe future to come more largely, from the counties lying between this point and the city of Terre Haute. Another evil would have been the complete shutting up of the coal mines and furnaces now opened and operated, from all competition, either in the importation of supplies or the expor* tation qf products Which Mon4r tt later wafald net* xftaterTaliy detracted from the immense advaaUge. yhi^ JMi»»can at preseht offer To the country in the manufacture ofirap. tXhis is not tekiog it for granted that theTerre Haute and Indian a&uindianapoli?^ orofinalana but the result would, have ble^ inevitable bad the Pennsylvania Centfal, with its immense

A&e

by this new lini of railroad.

Stete, se

cured the larger part o.f Uie control, besides beMg'btr'its fa^e' dnly 4 legitimate result of a -ws8afe.Mrf"*niHBpetltion in the presence of uao^ntrolJed^ jaon®ply.

taring adyant^^JWrqsjwcMs of inspection between Cleveland

the tour

of inspection between Cleveland and St. Louis was igirt^f^)ni W#ch afterwards «xuade»

JPj*io*'

tof tbto $r igjipe bissn toi make 0Rqaj5f,,tbSLnew road. tB6Ti delays nor dan* p«irsoiird*SdpenDtend

Coead, as

he prawlt'TeHe'Haute llnerit !s csTled '•The ITorthJScanch." Lsaving Io^anapolis,jlrtl&ipT%^pWallal- IHjIh^tbe Terre Hadta wdM ttntln distance, and when it reee^es the siim^of Hendricks County goes to Danville, thence to Green* Castle $ Uie|Be^i|r(^h 3?utnam' ioun^y, Cutt|[ng 'edfoss ^tbe^southern Corner tf

(y that the St. JQdt3s^llhe Vball intersect

ventyj)Oiur.mileaita^l«Bgtb) end when 00 O)plated via Jluys, between IndiaDapolis atid St. Imuis, tbe distance will he eleven mUMiiMattnm ^y tbe riv^l reute. Ibe director* were? well pleased, iiav etitbtisiS9ti& wfltl our Sta^and with tb Among them were men who have been '^ooal" men all ^tbeir lives. Mr. Stone IttS Nrge coal and iron interests in Ohio slid Pennsylvania: Mr. Perkins is heaviinterested in Mahoning Valley and linstown, Pennsylvania Mr. Collins,

became a power in tbe

world of fa*bion-i»"ia those good old times when it was not considered seemly for a modest woman to make the drees, the manners, and the personal charms of the Anonjmas and the Cora Fearls of the day tbe subjects of her conversation— there flourished in London a beautiful woman of the

Hi.rlbut, Mr. W rtbln^ton, and b9(8 of tne Board, are more or less personally engaged in the manufacture of pte iron or in, the mining of col. Ttelr unanimous declaration was, that nowhere could suoh coal be found as our ilook coal." They were amazed at it as ey examined what appear to be perfeot aares of pureobarcoal, so free is it from ipbur. Mr. Stone and Mr. Perkins h«ve each made business trips to Europe, and both gavethtlr verdict that the Indiana coal exoels all other in tbe world in the manufacture of Iron. Tbey back up their faith by works, and on tbe line of the new road they have invested thousands of dollars in the lease or purchase in fee of miniog lands, in the erection of furnaces, and tbe construction of roadwiys. A fact of interest is that tbe depoiit of block coal is just as rich and abundant on tbe line of the North Branch as bpon that of theTerre Haute road, and .JNiblock, a coal man, exhibited to our specimens of coal, almost perfectly bonixed, taken out fifteen miles north aselton, showing that tbe deposit extends as far as into Fountain county, a theory advocated by Professor R. $?. Brown. So soon as this new line is which is equally accessible to tbe ml|es and furnaces newoperated as is the road, by the building of branches, impetus will be given to the iron coal interests ef o^r State. The presence of competition will cheapen the transit of supplies and the exportation of the? pig when manufactured, while, of course, the opening of new mines and the ion of more furnaces, will add largeIy"db our productive population, bring our

Into more general notoriety, and

give to Indiana a position as a manufacturing State, which its advantages demand and deserve.

One point of interest to all iron mahufactftrers, and especially to our busiest men, should not be overlooked.— Indianapolis will be largely benefitted

It is em-

Indianapolis enterprise,

and should receive the warmest encouragement* our "yfc*p1jfista, merchants and in^ufactarei| Mp can not have too manj:raili^*ds. Eveiynew^ line, whatever my b^s a||arei[ dency, must benlift as mbrfi or less, opens up and develops the interior of the State. The point for iron men to eoneider' is, ihe propriety of building their furnaces and factories herejatherthan at the mouth of the mines. JSfaWtfcty are more or less at the mercy of tbe one .tftA yMefr-.iimjM iif wotiMhave tbeadvantage OTtheconrpe tition pf all the lines, Kkustfeidry abort distance for the transportation of ooal and the reshipment of the "pig,'* would amount to nothing compared with the advantages in obtsiniug supplies and the choice of routes to Jhe.,m«fc*U East

Ih# distributicra of theft products. These adranbgee will suggest and amplify themselves to every business man and factor. The point for our 16'dianipolls men is, to imprestthese

claims upon others, add to them all propef wuk needed enoo&ragsmenV smd enter heartily, by means as well as sympathy, work a* Well «s iaith, into this and every other legitimate enterprise which is to add to tbe importance ana material values pf Indianapolis. tthe extension- of the trip'Wflst of St. Louis gave tbe&£ncttfs a «bod idea of the character of the country of which their new line is to be an outlet. The future of Illinois, Missouri and Kansas is something wonderful, and there cannot be too many linefr.oirmltnad into and out trom these Siates. The speedy completion of the new bridge oter the Milslnfip pi, at St. Louif, is a matter of vital im

tssst take of bridge atftiiiacyi by which all treigbt av ids a heaVy and slow transfer,

nnd it will be impossible for St. Louis to enttfjnto earnest and successful1 ooiip** tltk.n with her great rival, without equal

The bridge Mole sobn^ompleted, and then the Iron Mountain ore, produces better with our block coal than the Supe nor ore, can be loaded at Iron Mountain, brSfigK Wfthout transfer' tb the blast at Indianapolis, the coal carried here daily a distance from lwenty«flFef,o ferty miles, and then the "pig" take Its choice of

Louis is doing well -the road bed and track is in excellent condition,, and its trafficts intteastnfc verylaffeiy the neW^Btts, whioh pjaoei itla nnhi communication with Crestline, Cleveland or Piusburgjand the developmentef bttsiness will be such as to justify the most sanguine expectation of the Board of Di' rectors, who, from personal inspection have ordered the immediate construction of the missing link. Ltai.

•it*':

Gleanings.

li'f

John Brougham is meeting with great success in San Fr$|cigo4. ,1 (31 1-0 Rev. T. L. Campbell of the Baptist Church in Hiddleton, Ohio, has just reached his fiftieth anniversary sermon.

The Princess of Wales is again in that interesting condition so common with her royal mother-in-law.

Miss Mary GraVes has pastoral charge of the Univerialifet church at Worth Beading, Mass.

The Boston Aldermen are considering the propriety of purchasing the Coliseam for the city.

The management oftne Indianapolis

A?l£mI^JlSS^Sded by B. A. King, of tKis city, and aided by a nnmlww^wttWwWillfflEe'Bee Line, have been determined to seoire Congtructibhs6fthe 'competing, line.. Their efforts iHi#i:fWlTOmW^eep'ihepro-. jeCt on its feet^ deepitS all obstacles, and with of Control of the BeeLihe. who, of course, must now lutiild- It,' If Uttflt at wlih the nf^the oountfy through which Jasse»i the^ probable/uture or Ite basfher^' Ws froWH of its pop ulaUonysin^iaweulMi)tOninnidmanufac-

The name of the poet Miltdn has just been given to anewstreetin theFattboarg Montmartre, Paris.

Balfe has gone to Paris to superintend the production of his "Bohemian Girl" at the Theatre Lyrique.

The so.called "Independent Protestant Episcopal" Chuitch at Put-In-Bay, Ohio, is said to be mj^tjai&ed.attbe expense of Jay Cooked a

The proprietor

of iiie

Tip-Top House

at Mount Washington is obliged to keep constant fires, in order to make the roopis comfortable for visitors.

Mr. George Peabody, fiodij|g the air of NeW York d&lflmental to his system, has left that place and proposes soon to visit the White Sulphur Springs of Virginia.

Foxes have recently appeared in large numbers in ihe neighborhood of Albany and Troy, to the disgust of the farmers, who complain of their depredations.

Rev. Dr. @patilding Is the oldest living missionary of the American Board. He is 76 years of age, and has been a .missionary in Ceylon since 1819.

Ber. Dr. I^hjttakar, the Episcopal Bishonelsot ^of .Kevaqa Territory has goneJ5ist for"consecration. The cere mony will take place at an early day

Ex-Senator Buokalew, President of the Democratic Convention at Harrtsburg, nad his pockeVpicked of $200 while the convention was in se^n.- v.

Mr. and Mrs* W. J. Florence are ia Paris, having just completed: a tour through Holland and Belgium. They will be in Hey York about the end of August. {5$

Rev.: F. H."^7ihes, Secretary of the Illiools State Board of Charities, is visie ing tbe Jttasii&iuetts Board, to inform himself in regard to their methods and operations.

Wm. BussSlflof Farmington, Me young man about seventeen years ofnge, went to church on Sunday afternoon, the 26th ulttmo, and has not sines been heard frooUjf,

A Dayton fisfi dWlfiT, THAfliQf Jay Coi-be's fame as a fisherman, proceeded to Sandusky, a few days since, to negotiate with him for a daily supply of ban. The distinguished eapltal 1st declined to make such a disposition of his finny spoils.

New Hampshire jjapers are catling upon the authorities to put a Stop to the nuisance off.painting and poetiag "patjttt medfclh^' advancements upon pablte bul idlags, treei, rocks, watering ttongbs, and almost ever/ other acffStslWy thing or place. -,sr' pie Bull leaves tbis week fo# Korway to spend the sjg&Biner. He Mis a villa the sea there^near Chriltiaola, where he invites himself and entertains his friends. His winters he passesxin America. That is a style of life worthy of an artist or a prince.

Proclor's cave is a recent discovery ca the route to Glasgow Junction, Louisville and Nashville Railroad. This CaTe, though notso vastas the Mammoth Cave, is in many respects more TWnarkaNe.— The endless variety of beautlfal fbrmations in which the Mammoth Cave is de%

of the cave. The total vintage of California ia 196f was nearly 4,900,900 gallona beeides brahdy to the amount of 200,000 gallons, The total uomber of vines planted at that time in the State was 20,975, When the. vinsa now pisnted woe f» bear, it is thought the tfMtipl will near* ly Rouble these figore^ and they are eufflcispt to ahow that Oalifornia promises to be the largest wine-producing Sute in thefnion.

A Disclosckx TO TH* Ladixs.—As you survey in your mirrors the white rows of Teeth which owe their purity aad luster to Sozodont, perhaps you feel curious to know the ingredients of this won* droue vegetable preservative.WelL_the principal one is the Bark of tbfrSoapT^e, brought from the recesses the Araqcanian mountains in Chili, to add one more charm to your personal appearance. it-* JcalHs -it-ar i: ,t. :CC- -k-V t-f -ra

dlw"

bust man is a locomotive, and life a track. Every night he drives into" the house," and stops. Every isfipffip anew, and awa^hsgki "tching off ln one direction ai^fien snotlir. this routine of Isiimiii fQrgeCs that the physical organizmm

TOfthe most delicate "kind If a hard iron locomotive needs constant care, and tc be well oiled Bp and robbed off day, how much more necessary is it that •i1 ®e® aad woman shwild use Pca»xi^ TKHf-AifTMB, which are the

ira

wptus ti!-

of everything which is necessary to ejrtha system in a werfeot eoM oit

IUmoua Waisb*.—anperke to, |fce lnt%6pot«d German Oologne, and sold at half the^price.

If TOtr do not feel well, you send for a doctor, he calls upoia you, looks wise,

sucks the head .of bis can MsroglBca upbn pieee ef pa you take to a drag store, and there pay 50 ceotl to beside^ IheiiOcfcir'B feoj for a femedy nine times out of ten, not half as good as Hudson's Mountain Herb Pills, inhfek- is only-S5 «ents |er box.— Do you think the former the beat be« eaiae yon pay the »osl Ibr iV if ybo do, we advise you to use just for an experimont, the Judson's Moan tain Herb Pills, and see for yourself, that they are'one u( the beat family medicines compounded. SMey ^enre Headache, IndigestWilfnBiliousneu, Jaundice, and ail Female Irreg-: nlirlties. Give the" Mountain Herb Pifla a trj^l, -Sold by all dealers. dwlm

fbalon'8 Faptaijua ibr fsavtatbK ne s&lli aat ceaPiliiUA •••eves au uoraoBB, matin, fimplbs,

MOTH SLUTVHES, IAi, etc„ esi rcateis TBI SUIT son, FIAB and BiOOMLNQ. rer LiOlSS la the ICVHIBT It Is lnvalaable. rer fiUnUMSR altarSflAVtira It has no equal. "HUNAN lOIIOJ»,rU the oaly reliable rtmstifbr Diseases and blemishes or the SKIM. »n«

ITL1-J A A

riuors WPAPHUS SOAP" for Uie T0UKT. MIJJMEBT and BATH, will sot chap tbe Silk ttji 'A -r .» a:.

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mum

naioi win

Prlee, sis Cents per Cake.

•'FMB DE aATO," "FLOK DE MA TO."

A NRW ffRTOMk von TBI flAMDKBBCHlKF. UUbUin, DBUCAflb UBTliB KBAfiRASCt. rHION a 8Wf, HBWI0BK, soMbyall Urog glsle. Sdwly-atonn

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AVl Wi'tiwifci

NIOS STEAM BAK&R1, CANDT MAKOfAOTOBT, AKD O S O E

FBAIH a£IM!G A BBO Vaniifaotnren of all klnda ol

RAO KERB,

BREAD and CAKES, JPIMSTZKXLS, :.a and Dealen 1b

O E I E S

Oa Lkbjrttte St., between Cwnal and Depot, A E INDIANA. Ordars left at Julias Uleisan'i, Mo. 16 north •th atraet, wlllba pramptly attanaad to.

Havlnc pat Id 8TKAM ws ar« tnabled to meet aU ordars la oar liae pramptly and with aatlefactloa, and wU sail at tha lowest rates. jaSOdtf

M. SMITH, Chemical Dye Woiki, Baooad street, between Main and Oharrr, a jolnlnf tbe Stewart House.

H. Oharrr Djet Blbboai OnssM

Djelafia aU Ita branch**, aseh aa Crape Bhawla ilbbeas, bilk of all kinds, Xerino and DeLalne Onrtalas* Na«as, Laoa, Velrat, Parasols

Particular attention paid to Clean the col

and frincea. tn« and Befitnlahiaa, art, aacharllolaa as Orepa Shawls, Herlae aad DeLalae lreases, Brooke Shawls, 4«hmare Shawls, Oloaks, Carpets and Piano Vers. Cleaning of Oenta' Ouats, Pants and Sts neatly done, akZOdlm

witboat damaging 'lsTsilS Dresses

TflEASTJBER'S NOTICE

QITT T^BASUJ Notice is hereby given that the Delinquent 1st t»T the year 18*8, Is now ready for collection, and aU peisoas Indebted to the City lor Taxea and Oelinqaeneles will take waning, as ail Taxes and Delinquencies mast be paid before the 1st oi Aagnst or She property against which the taxea «rill be sold for said T*xea and De

are llaeaanciesc JfWtf

MABCTJ9 SOHOBHKHL, Ol'y Traasarer

J|£BRCHANT TAILORING Iha*e Jnst receWed and now open to the in' speetion of my patron* and the pablio la general tbe most desirable styles of Colored

Olotb Coating* Casslmere and VESTING, Ia all shades, which I propose to make up OKDEB in tie latest and best

I fitting style, Oa short notice. Cheaper than they can bs any where west. Please call on ralD. SOSLEWING, mSdtf 193 Main atreet, llatropolitan Block.

J^BMOYAL.

MALLBOASAGENCY.

I have motet aiy oiloe to HeKeea Paddock's Mill, where I would be pleased to see my old friends and customer

Through reoelpts given oa shlpaieBts of pr» duoe to all Eastern Cities, All Ball, and Ball an! Water rates as low, aad time, as quick a» and competing lines. Oraia la balk shipped to New Bnalend towns without ohanse of oars.

No. 100 Hafnst.

JAMM H. TTJBNBB, Agt.

aortSSdti

.•srrif:

ILL #O^Ii?G.

LOU XOWN8M&D,

,4i,a a..ii Main St., Is Sow prepared to do all kinds of Bill Posting, Distributing and Psiatiag oa tiaees, la the most artistic manner and the most reasonable term.— All orders will bs promptly atteaded to. .is* :.tijiwif. a|irlI7dtf

A. H. DOOLEY, uana

No* 100 M^inst*

BOOKS,

^o* 100 Main »t. .3ve.5^,, No. 100 Main hi.

PAPERS

He. i«o Kalast.

r^sallflotttms,

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No. 100 M*Ln St.

ENVELOPS,

atjaimMo

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]TS. WASTSXtXi. from Louisiiile, has the hoaoe te aanonnce to tbe Inhabttans of Tarn and Ttclalty that ha intead'opening a eelese fcr the abots eooaapUakmesX, at

Kail, coattnenciag Wedaesday aeat, Jane •flta tor luttlon—Wedatsdays from S to 6 P. K., rtod Batarteys from to to 12

A. M. and from

St. (P.M. Tsa».-41x dollars per laonthKrt Watfen Yfrits t&tS cfty at the rag oast ot

.Alof SU' a^et pVMklaeat iamUi*e.anl has sllflssllsa nf ir*srrlnf tn

rn1gs

J^£ILLINBRY. 9.4-.1S

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TTi as to

hl« e. J*8dtf

MILLINERY.

BircKiiy«H4if

Ui rasaoT«d to the corner of Fourth and Ohio aliih s^aass see easaiia a Miailash plate Stock eCSMta style BoaaaM, Blbtwns, FlowAfc. HASWOW-Ooatiatiy on haad a Mce aassrfsiit of Switches, Coils Victoria Pafik aad all tM ef Hair toA. Ladtes call

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

IroaA Opened. leTta Nawlirk to San Tr| ant# aear iattcst

tbrCrrac ,Jb. .... The Oltf Weat as it was and tbe Sew We»t as It nowia are follj scribed in our aawaditioaof —r— *T« HABDSOS'S "Beyofld Ihe Hiaaiasippim

Wrihm imm

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to gaiaam-

ef SB»,

with new Text new Mapa, n*« Index, new UlnaUatioo*. S30 Pae«s 918

world. n't*«wttprte-»*ii ba*kg3»!d matter, reha hed ud copied, sa*e- new jss Sdl tarifdnal, oOTirp fr 1807 to 1&69 Saad •er Cirealsm which will: tall the wb^ia «tory.

Ro.-

To edo, ©r wer-

TLSTON & CO.,Cin ioasti, Ohio.

Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

£Fortbe Delicate Skia ef Ladles aad Chlldrea. SOUS BT AU BBKUim.

(10,00 FEB DiYGrAK15T£E0 Asrenia to sell the Hoke 8h»tti* SfWtso chins. It makes the

Lock

ftrrrcH Aioxs ok bstb

uotb, has th»n -ider.foed, ao4l« eqial in e»rv res^v-1 to any rawing Ua -hiae erer loTeated. PriceS2S. Warrant-*) f»r6yrarn Send (brereolar. \ddr*as JoBJOW, CiudU & Co Boaioa, Mass., Pittaboricb. or St. Loula, Uo.

A Day for «U ad Its A.J FOLLMAK, K.T

HC5&KT SHOT tills RABBASIEB To ttauot e'ese and ki 1 CO *rds. Prk«, $2.60 ffMttd -lf:i

GhB*

8dd.ess

aod R-Tu'Teis. HOd

-tamp (ui i-rir# listS fids 'hiGm, Bevo Tat*, toJOaMSTOJTSuCfl vruBKS, {ttaoureh. Pa.

V9PI.OTBGST tiaipaiJ. MU

For particulars Ou., EratUe-

S. M. SPEMcEl

Tt.

ou w»nt a ba&'teaBV t-ree^nt, and es with Stamp Bier

SiaNlxT, BA3367, boston, Uasr:

ASH year Doctor or Draggllt for •etvuer aptsiai*—u tquU. (i tur) Qa i.e. MTU F. sTKABjnS, FAttu. CO,, Chemists. JleW Xork.

fiHittTT tEARS' Experieace in UseTreatoeat I or (kronlexnd teSoai Diseases.-AVkjtMo ftoat VUtstf Mar fafr.«rits CL0.,.rSt bwa eTei ttoletiea—ooma aca 80upaje», and 130 a a of a -,na»a «r^ans in a s'at» o' health aod atseaae, wt a treatise on ear errors, its oepl r^blo con* .q..euces.up'O ibeml d-Mi I body, with the au? o,' plan at-tb 1 0Bcy ratlouttl *bd Hncces.fnl mode of cu e, as »Bowo by report of ws.iieat- ii. A trn Uful adTis «r to tue martieu net ,ntm, niog is.rriage «ho entertala i.4ibt of iBel h,.ical oadntoa. Sent free oI aire «nr add .».nrea-ip Of tf Cents la minp or posts nr-eucjr. by dr.«Btnsr Ur, fcA t.O.X, ^o. 3. ililieu L»ae, \ibiuj, rh« ®u Bor may be oa so ce opan any of thdi^«aM4 upvn wuichhts boosa treat, either per* a«liy or by mail, *ud .nedlciaes sent,to any pan ot tue world.

MANHOOD.

A MEDICAL EBB AT O# TBE CAUSE AND OVSE OF PREMATVRE DECLISE IN MAtt.

t-i* ire.tmeui wt £»er*e«a»ndPhyeio.l Debi.ity, there it no member ttf Societg bg Whom tt(» Booi mitt not be found, uteful, whtther sue* perso* *oWi tht rtta&m of

Farent, PrecspJor

XeOUatTima

or Clergyman,

owl

Qwtte

-•eai bs mall on receipt of fifty cents. Address the Author, flr. E.S1 r.ODBXIS, 222 Street, Washington, D.O.

a is

by tb© Metropolitan eiili to tlse Ajnonmt ef 9SOU.OOO. Kvery Ticket Draws a Prize. 6 Cash Gifts E»cb 1ft 10,000 an

40 1.090 «oo

60 Elegant Bosewood Pta.'nos...Kach SSO0 to f760 75 «i melodeons 76 to 100 J50 Sewing Machines.™ 6U to 176 SCO Fine Gold Watches 76 to 30(

Cash Prites, Silver Ware, Ac., all VALUED A.T 81,000,000 A Okance to Draw A*g of the above prises for SSc tiekets describtng Prises are ssaleb in antelopes and thoroughly mixed. On receiptor 85 oeats, a Sealed Ticket is drawn without oholce and sent by mail to any address. The Prize named up it will be dellTered to the tlck-t-holder on payment of ONE DoilAB. Prizes are immediately sent to .any addr.ss by express or return "ion win know what your Prize l» before JOB pay ibr It. Any prise may be «0HiroED •orauotner of the same value. Ho Blsnas. Oar pttrens can depend on iair dealing.

BiriBEacBS.—We select tho £o lowing from taauy who hare lately drawa ValnbloPrtzas a kladiy perml'tea us to -parish ttem Anurew J. Barns, Ohloago, jlu.000 Ml ulara 8. Walker, Piano, 9800 James M.ttbews, troit, 95,000 John T. Ai.orows, avannab, •f'.uW) a as A»o®u Simmons, Charleston, Piano, 8600. We pobilsa no names without permisriun.

Opinions of tbe Preas.—"Tbe firm is r«llabe, and deserve hmr eucceos.

heme. M&1

'—Weekly Tn-

8. "We know th»m b- a iai »1.

lug firr.

herald.

ovrs dre« a S&tj

May 28. "A Mend ol

oeiT«d."—DaUg

Send fer circular. Liberal isducements to Agents. Satisfaction ptiar nteed. htery pack•gs of Sealed Knye opes cont .in one casb otrr. at* Tickets for 81 13 lor $2 39 for $5} .110 for fie.oo.

All letters should be ad dressed to HifiPEB, WILSON & CO .pi's' m24w4t

XC S!

1 JOSF£S

fiastSide Pabllo 8lW, TSBBB RACTB, ISD

HATE THB

Massillon, Tornado, Layxon Pins

Separators and Horse Powers, With IXTBAS for the taae. i. I B- KCHS'S latest improrcd

GRAIN DB1IJL.

It can&at ohoke or break the pain, the feedfvir belnr ifone "by a serls of flang*-! ahe UK DEB THE BOS that FDLIi the graiQ down aodPoa.JC It into tne tube*, the quautuy aawa being pro, portioned to the spe«d of tnefi^ng'd wheels* which spwd Is regulated b? nntu&er of oogwbSals fc rm ng a cot e, and perfectly under CD3" troi of th. driTer who 1- gold by a r*ry simple endatno eut Laid a Qr« *t aohsd to the Drill, ihecog-w eels ar- not loose ai»d liab.e to bs lost, bnt».rc f»stei!ed the Drill and the ffe-1 is regn ated without storing a »l»eel. ........

S ?he Drill is Cheaper'tj ib'ft a«y ether, and will b- sold on tiaio to re. spoasibl* aril s, bu' xtra 1- dn-»tnents are of. ereA caahburas. TF« h»Te tbo beit

ONE HORSE DRILL

oris

TEBRK HAUTE, IND.

rorls^Ing Wbeai !n standing corn tabs f«no4 anywherr OiUTJS MIXL8—with with taitieat JtoUart.

harizjntal Boilers,

CtOEB SUIXS-iiiM

slses,1h^'l"prt«ll.'

rXfwy Drill, Cane Kill and Cider Mill frarraaud. Ws pre prepared to fill orders for DBAIK, TILE an'1 PIPK of any sic.and la aay qaaatlty, an to foruiah eat mates ot cost of draining lacdjlf data are gives.

Attention

rail jroad

CONXBAOXOB8.

We manofctnre SXXKL BOTTOM SCRAPERS from the most approved patterns. They are Lerge, bat tight, are easily filled, aad ran on the ngotk steel bottom with the ieart draft. We are prepared ro mi orders for any nnmbar wanted. Wm. J. BALL A-OO., lagle Iron Works,

Cor. 1st and Walnut sts.. Terre Hante, Ind.

£.8 ii Jt- A*.«*s.iaiwa

jjemoTal

jomr iBnsTBoi^ Has aemored his Gnnssalth Shop'te Kaek's neir bnildlng, oa Third street, one door north of Parngten's ock, where he *111 be happy to seat llMs

all lils Old ctutaaiere and as bsiit new owe. ag may auks It eeoTealeat toeall. sMtf

•»«t4 I?*

•*rpr ,jtpo

aaiiss

ATTORNCYt.

..Li XTOT^AJStr

PUBLIC.

'-.uY waH mi'S'l

t.. CSBttTFTr (/(j.

Attorneys: gtXAfr* bb.-®o. SB Mala Msess, si sialse. MIHtf ii

.-Ii J. -i I* lllr Hi'1 ih I Wm. B. MoLBAH,

GSNEEAli AGKNT, Tery Hwtitw, lad, Omiob^—No.seICUaCtrSet.

I r_i iv--II

PHYSICIANS^ rtmms,

finraxciiir andistrBeso#: BFnCB-Wll Ml WMM NIS^ (Formerly apcwpled hj De. Curtis.)

OktsiNnM tssi|kt ssd Av. Sesldceeeat Rational Hopse. JaSMtf

KEEPKOOL! «I8T BIOI1TSD,

seMgerston, Ice ttcsts, uv$js d. Lagfj uaer roolers, •mi! lee Plteieri, -n lee cream Freesers,

Bath T«tos» all slles/1 Toilet ttotts «t SS90. If-

Bird cages, all sijles,

In abusdanos, whiefe wlU ha ao]4 lew to pay oif'teAts. Call At BALLS, tsssamm

£)RB83 JUBge.

Kri. IT. Es HfiDCIfiS Bee removed ber aleak aa4 Dresa VaUM eetableshment to ^ajloi's naw balldiac en Oalo, be* twoen Fonrth and fifth streets, where she wilt be pleased to meet aU *w desire thsrsost perfect work in this Une.

Particular attention Will be given, as hereto* fore, to the latest Styie*. The most skillful assistants have (Tedding Costumes, Bail aad. Ladies aad Uhildrea** Oloaks anil aotared with promptness and dlsftetek. Jlttf

rebeanaagagod Partf vtaraa* tirissss nana

bal esi 8TANDABD

SPUE'S

1BC£

/.WINE

UOfHi3v5

E S

THMiiciBBBT BITTER* For Weakly PerwmaL '". tow

THB WBAK, FOB THB PALB,

SS JO

FOB THB BIOKIiT, S rrwofiiet FOB THB AOBD, lint MBuSel aoKSTS^r

FOB SP&IKO CSBlil

No Bitters Equal

TMem

Speer'g Standard WloeBlttetif

WINE, HERBS

other

ROOTS

SrWa Celebrated Wins* se wall kaeva, with ""Vaksmte rrJSL, ""VBSWm aad suoh

aiss mram

HXBBg aad BOfOTS as will la alt

oases assist Dlgestloa. proatots the Seerttloas el the System II the aataral ajhanaale,

and give

TONE Jk.XTJD yiQHDtl

u» otTiuii^ nuii! All asett

with

*®H8,

woadsrftfl saoeess. Brings COLOR ^li

To tbe pale white lip,

wbiob was premp^ly re-

ffeun,

June 3.

BLOOM AND BEAUTY To the thin flue aad car»it»oWI aottateaaaee Curse nm aad ereates

tnem. Use

173 Broadway, W. T.

9 A I

JQKES

O.T.WIBttfB, frssMsat. QflO. W. tntiEB, Secretary

JOflll HAntSBy, Usr-

T.: ,—

i.I

•j# .«'-sr-3! •"»-!&(

J-

COMMISSION MUCMlllI And Wholesale aid Betail Dealer aU fclada ef Orato. Varehonse, on north first 8k, at Caaai Baeta, Ts«ta Haate, Zldlaaa.

S»* Strict ittsitlw felt teHesWM»aa te» war- lag geode fell ilaU

and

JKABBIiB

WALTER 4 KPPIHGHOfJSIHe

•srtle, fflsta.aaAOrm Bsatels, aai Oiatea. Steam Works and Shuye ou VttlltT 8t., between &th and 10th, aear Metal

For speolmens ofonrwork WeWscto DpoUag's Block. MsSMpoBtaa Block, Cory's

BUSINESS.

-,mz

sarSOdwtf

i'-r'-.-a Merit', a-

V"1- mod.

Atatte most ii&'sqmt. »2

f.. --'if ?4#i Tte c.i .u... ,i Ho m*'* ihi** B. ~T

Jvmetso*a

.1 —,1 ol »S^J»a -.Ji&ftl

in $tsmi HA

,•- 10

j. y.

v! j-

*atu»ial

c«i' i.

ad'

su}-JfSm» »6.'

rXl*.iA

r{*b ffc WisJ'4

9il

ii*5aP .ul. A -1 we.1 rr.-.r. a»

Ut. :. 3*fl n'j uqAKiI- .46 isffl'- t.s sesit nsetrjyf g"?aai a %iTCSf»'J brfi

-Sat 3.a« l+T&eti tt

ut eres Advertiie!

APPVl'ITB. Trj

aona other. As

STANCABO BITTXBS. Soldi Srooers. ttee that my slg&atarais ofar the

corV

jf each Bottle. ALFRED SPEEB^t,a Passaio, N. J., and MS Braadway, Haw Tork. ear frade supplied by all Druggists.

FIRE Itf SU&Ucfi 'CO Of fiABTrOBD, COHK.

»a

iNCORPO^AXtfp 1147

CAPITAl»}f

S-•

tiaai

WENDQW -QLASS WAB®. .. .xai

a°?ajc-

imvoxm*

BENJAMIN H. SH0EIIA1EB

Hoi. 205,207,209 B&4 2112T. 4th ft.,

PHILAOBLPHIA. f?: If iwSstaf .*= French a&d J£ogiish WlodoirJ "8 Frenoh Plate Qlaa for Windows. French Looking Glass Plate*. t«s' Hamsnered Plate GHaai for Skyiigbts.

VlooB.

Colored and Ornamental OhnrchQlass. Fluted Olase

foe

Conseirraiories.

Every Sise and Tbiokeaa, By tb. original case, boa, or siagls UefcusgBase or cat te any irregaUr shape. sssrftHBB

aasw.'s

yf.utv'S

311

tstm

»»#*«'•I'W tf'J

i1i»i ffi n# .tega-siefc .1st

f..jt K.-

UFOtl BCSinSS, WHAT

AdrsrUtin#, of Ceane!

TBI 8C1HEI TKADK,

II toehooTe« tiietyisliieM men

or Terre Haste to be up and

ttlirlBg for tkessmer Trade.

Oiltllttonla llTelj) and lljon

lost pid yosr bosiness* it

wlU psik yos. Tie best way

lo pish jour bmtaeM Is to ad

fertile It JidlciosBly. Scatter

OariSp Onalarip Hand4lU»-

lniert pointed adTerttsenento

sad oeespatlon before the pub-

THE EXPRESS JOB OFFICE

ispftted with eierf derirlp-

tloBor type, ana prfpared to

etoeste prlBtlngwith dlspateb

aid at strprtstnglj low rates

.-•i

4 HI

-j? Imdtti AOlJaJECftTOO is*

ATONES & JONEB.

n' Mh .is'vryi

suae

*4"i

BaUdlag Work, InUa JiBrMe aa

scotch Oranit^ltoniwafiiits r- .??

-03 i?SSVfl

em*

tot

Buildings, HatfrmaljBty Bank, Saw PostaBsse, •sQregor'sand •2

yyooo

Monoaeass, Ac^Ao.

Two hnadredcsatfs ef esaseael OeH for sale. Ail oaAers left at the"»Hy West Main street, or *tJoha*cfioe north Third street

CABUTHOT»B—" dasBMUy •*& to 1 rrfw&at boa ^smm^ 6 ,e-?3W isatf "n ai»o'3»sd n* sset .fms

INSUMANCC.

rrt

THHOSTSlKnm

LIFE INSUR1NCE OOMPANN iV 1 OP THE WORLD

TBI

Tf.

:a.jD "ii p£!eq

aliwS

"sfl*

s«?l?l»5«eU ?s -r-'^

43A

s&utfUi* cets»J A

N A I O N A

LIFE INSURANCE Col, .BBHsrfl" 0*9 Q* tf W B!K«

or taa

e: cettst-1

altoa,

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United States of America*

tq wetr V- saT

cfiiWi&iD bj spicial act *f

fte*»»f

rMU.sUi AM. Jsj «t flesti i*i JQ -Tf itttV —Mtmrnem berbxa* fcf Ja .)»"*,ii 4a'V J's3 41, ,• ii 3s iMftiKblht :i .'-tf V.'.t«""il 3H .ili -13 t-an .* .'.i jjilv (l.u-X Sis.4 Jvi bi

a*vma&a& lo

OonmltMe.

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St. Lonis, via. North Mo. B. B. laara BM a a

Pacific B„B.

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fVfl'it Pii *»"sf

sr«40 ?c j"1?-s

tit eat :t

•r.r itmW nl i*tttqo fr

.ntTr-kr.i j.

rail irr. iasa a 4 tilv i»1S^0 %*i*i a «n^-s£f srrcs *aw Si .r| i*a-n

f.ft .-1 l-s*

,S5

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mm'1

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Y*0«oK

eat if 96

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i$m

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if?-*'

omm

ii /irjcjiiiii" tf-'i

.twf ('»1 CASH CAPITAL tl,606,000' ... «i»t»

TC-Kat *"I

Branch Omen, PHILADELPHIA!1 IdK- 1 orncKMi OIiABBNOB B. OLABS, Philadelphia, Prestdsut, JaT UOOKC, Ohairaaa Finance aad Kxecu

BBItRT 0. 000KB, Waettagtoa, Tioe-Presidaat. SMISIOfl W. PBXT, Philadelphia, Secretary and Afittary.

fii

TBAHOIS O. 6MITB, H. 2., Philadelphia, Med-' teal Dlreeton. Thte Oooapaay tasiMd, UOBTHdot Ita x|steaoe

ia the fflrst TKK rat .zH

5,395 POLICIES

ISSDBUKJ «ixcn

Ihis Ocatpaay offers ta ita PoUey-Bolders.

PERFECT SECURITY.

by Its Oash paid np Capital of OnslUllloa Dollars, ana gaaran.ees te insured, by ita

Lmo Hates of Premimn,

bilftl BI?I»EN1IS IN ABTAKCK, Or a Bsversienary Dividend of 10D par seat, by Its

Return ^Premium'«Plan.f uovifli e*

GENERAL AGENTS.

-Tf JOHN W. mil COv' CINCINNATI, OHIO, Qeneral Agents for Ohio and Central and South era Indiana.

A- root#,

86dwly Ageat for Terre Haate, lad. Jj«a

RAILROADS.

INDIANAPOLIS ST. LOUIS B. B.

SUMMERi ARRANGEMENT.

TAK0U6I smiis TKillS DAILY I esnefcrwe:

r.Kt

flown *ffto ""W .iwjatU #tedlA -itt Terre Haute and all Cities ,and utrw ma OCvwns West ..•+ l*U. Chndmsed Time Schedule, May

sidltieJ

15, 1869

-199^-8 Si ca)iy Krsry Bay except Sundays. Westward. Night ex. Pastes. Klfhtex. Terr. Hants, leave 11.10 pa 6 AS am

Mattoen, a arrlTe 1:47 am »:1# am Tolono, 12 4!) am IS: 19

10:30

Idspn i:*lam

lftbjlai l:0»pm KM am 6:10 6rte ai t:«0 am 1C.60 am 8:4} S4S a 4:00pa 8:U0am 2:00aea •tn a liroo a a 9tM pa 5: a a iifiO a AtM 6.-3S am 2:18 pm ftOS]

Champalgtr, Ooloago, Oentraila, Oalro, Pane, 9 fc# Otcatar,

VUss, arrire ff.rson City, Kansas City, Leaveaworth Mwr.nco, Copeka, St. J. seph, Oaaha,

5p a

kllta 4tWpa 1*09a pa 9t|0 a a 9:19a a 4-*46p a Uaa IhrmlMiaa t:Haa &U|>SkU:lipa tiiiaa ll:uO pa fi:U0 a a It.oO a a 18:16 aa Mtia ttntaa 10:S» a a 1049 a a l«:S5 a a U:0gpa lt: a 1: spa U:00 a l:llaa 18:00 a 7.yoaa 3:30pji fitaa

Aewnutailn train leavsa erre Batb d-ily, eacept Sunday, at 4:64 a, arr.wi at Mat toa 1:83a and Ohio 7:35 m, Tolona 1:23 a and Ohio.gu 8:00 a a Palaee Sleeping Can on all

Nlgbt Trains.

Baggage Checked Through, J.

D. HXBK1MBB, ^^fcJS0._8. OaBLAKP, fflaySl

Oea'l Snp'i Oen-i #ess'r"Ag*

LAND

Real Cctato Oo rs •4**

t£i

A6IMCT.

HENDEICH & LANSS,

OBwemftrtt Xatlonal Bank, 8. B. Corner cf fourth aad Kala ttraets, r©w© »flante, Ind.yj t, I _____ 31 t*qsiM »ed "iwli aa ivnhrt iwnu s«os eiX

Aoslracts of title Airoished. Lc us ne- '.I gotiated^ud M«iiej tnTegted.

rsml

FOK i*in- -'s ss»«--r.'•.M witMn CITT PBOPXBTT.

'fettai-.h

tmrf b*£

uswi b«a

Tort? ImMs la Mass*'. AMI tloa to Terre Heat* Bone, end BOOM and

IIbssa'i

aad let, east Obla street, lot. in McMorrain's Addltittoa, lot la Slbier's addition oa 8ta street, lot ia B*«rs addition on etb street,

r'ifiu

":A

aad lot om (Vplar, between 9th and 7tb' treats, 8on»" and lpt on Korth Btb, between ^ssii^,^^,. afld ^|||f||l StlWfOe

Two basiaea llonaes oa UatB atrert tbM CODBTT PBuPBRIi.

.«•#

:m't f&q

•B

Para ef aereeia Honey Cr .k Vownahlp, 173 acres la LUtoa, townsb lp. 3 Acres below tbe.BoOlag

MID,

JasMttd^l

c-^e *6r

w«eestdeo«nal.

•.tl I

.IjBEIulRCjb'S'

]t-: r-.

tnOYERSALB17SSIAN^( }mJkXJVBtZ this Taloable remedy MS eftetsd JcnnAerabls |*v carts, aad Am gaiaee for ltair a gnat repnt. tiea. She 4lseaeeieraf ika lrfW has applied

1' with ealaest snaceesia thonsaadf ofeaersdor- }oa tag the Ci-imeni War, em Jm etiree daagerona woaade, ta atay ease) eoasidered aortal.

M* Tt. Baaoi. t* sole psssasns ef the vale able seen

seorst of aakiMthls Salre taa hie »xperieace in nstng it £arope aad theaaccees at-t-bdlna laappiieatlea there, he has been fadoc4 to -BtrodiC. lt iato the Cnlttdetata*.

IT AXLIXrlsPAlB: Those who have wonnds, braises, cats of all IHai, or sorrs, Felons, Scratches, Moe^ttito Btsee, Frost Bitten Joints. Bore Mps, Cfcllfralns, iSmdren's Scorbntlo OesspMatsea Head and ITace arespeedil. cored. It has proved of gre^t advantage to ladies, and is peeollarly adopted tor gathered breasu, sore legs, Ac., throagh ooaHoemeot, and. other causes.

It acts like magic la rem or Ing Boils, Pimples, and Cntaasotu Dlaeaaee, aad has been sncceesfolly nsed for Cerns, BaaSras aad

[i*i»

»*.

Stoi»jr

tort

Throat,

ay applying externally every ereaiag before golag to bed. JVr sate by allAragglsts. Price 96c,, «Oc, «nd $1 per Jsr. Ofice Sto

,ra-v ifesif'.hue -n *T01$

Brrwery,

K, T: Bote

geniae unlets, conntersigned *. BXBO'g OniTstsal Kasefsa Haling Bwrs, 3 Tork.

ITS, 980 Bewery, Hew JnTySdly

,'gSr*r)..rw *ar$!®C "g