Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 July 1869 — Page 2

DAILY EXfJifi§6

TBBBB HAUTE.

IND'

Mor»iBS, July 284, MM-

To Correspondents.

"We never notice communication! not accompanied with the nime of the author, who must be made known to as it anacqaeinted.

Don't write anleu you havesometbing to say of infcwear-to the public end be teief the subject will allow.

Write on only one ride of tfopaper. The publication of a communication i» no evidence that the editor# adopt iUlent'unents. The author is alone responsible for them.

Communication! should 1» eddtiWefl to "the Ediwra,aLihe Exfbmb," and not to individuals.

A Earning Shame-

There have been few more shatneful scenes ever witnessed among any civil' iZtsd people than was presented in ,tbe Criminal Court on Wednesday eveniug upon the reading of the verdict, in the Q.se ofOUVKR A. MORGAN for the murder of tH.it PATKI. At such a time when a jury were giving their solemn and awful sentence of dea'.b against fallow creature, however guilty he might be regarded. no man whose nature was not essentially brutal, no man, who had not in him too much of the material of which murderers are made, would hava dreamed of breaking in upon the Berdnity, dignity and solemnity befitting the oocrtaoa.witb anything like levity. And yet how was it there A correct report of the scene •ays: "Immediately on the readingof the verdict, the most tumultuous and decided applause, by clapping. of hands and stamping of feet, arose. This disgraceful pro ceeding was promptly checked by Judge Grain, who instantly rose to hu ieei »nd wiih uplifted hand wafLed the audieuco against repetition oitbesame."#

Have we indeed failen^upon times in which the highest, most awfully solemn duty that can devolve upon ahuman being, that of deciding upon the life of another, is to be discharged amid "turnup tuous applause," "clapping of hands" and "stamping of feet?' "We know not •nd would not know the authors of such an ouiToge, for it Is not peas»nt to be compelled to despise one's fellow cHlaens* •nd the man wtraWrer his name or stetion, who could Join in that "applause,'' should be despised by every honorable Bind. Indead, if not Utterly lost to every generous and manly feeling, b«' will hate himself to the verge of suicide. The vengeance that oannot.be satiated with a verdict of death, solemnly pronounced and Curried Into effect with due regard to all the proprieties of such an •vaot,!s a sentiment that belongs rather to demons than men.

Aw old BAOHBLOB of New York complain* of tbe small number of rich women whose names appear in the income returns of that city.

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A BABX**P*B of JTew York "says that his employes hpd salaries last year amounting to $20,000,bui oftfyfipo^were returned for the income tax.

PRrsrmro VBS88IS ustfd by the Treasury Department for several years, that cost over $100,000, have been sold for old iron for about 119,300.

Thx Gef&an Democraii "of^wTork city are reported as dissatisfied with the Irish control of the party, and hofctlhg al the offices, while they must be content with lager and voting the "straight" ticket. Tbey complain that tbey have no representation in the "ring," and are not disposed to both cut bait and fish, with no share for themselves.

From the New York Tnixms we learn that Hiss IDA. LEWIS, the young woman who saves shipwreoked mariners at Newport, B. I-, has beoome such a lioness that last week she had, one day, a hundred visitors, and another day, a hundred and fifty. Of coutse, she has no time to do anything except to receive those who aome to look at her. To crown all, it is stated in the newspapers that "somebody is engaged -ttpon her mutobiPJjFaphyV'-i An autobiography written by Somebody «lse is certainly a literary novelty. Q| oourse after the publication of tbis vol? ame, Miss LKWIB'I visitors will be mors numerous than ever and oar advtet t^ her is to oharge a reasonable fee for ad* mission to her house. That will thin the crowd wonderfully. "3-

Tx "Jouemal iff Oommerot" thinks a great lesson taught by the several bash defalcations brought to light during the year is missed altogether by most of those who fe*i oalled upon to comment upon the sad occurrences. The editor saysi •'Especially are w« pained with tbe tone of criticism upon the recent case in the Osotral'Bank. Que of our CotwnporarieS seeov to gloat over the Act that the defaulters ate so longer fast young mtfi, arrayed in purple and floe linen driving bfoodeft home aod oaroasTbg wftfc^lhra* tors but quiet oitixens who care more for the Sabbath school than for expensive •*tlre, who eat a cold dinner to allow A»Ir servants to rest on the Lord's diyt wl» drink cold water instead of gin and champaign®, and attend prayer meetings Instead ofdiaM houses, But is this tbW •oral? Is it Wje that godliness fits a ma to be a swifMH^ Is a ftiend of Sunday schools, a promotw tamp«-. wtm, aad Nf neater xi prsy«t «e«an(is ia especial danger of becumrog aback robber? The writer might have saved hie sneer. He knows better than he writes. Be would much sooner leave hie aon«7 with the devout, temperate man with the debauched.'' _.

Gleanin

...

Tba sbsm-rocksm *tnorn in a-dayt are "bricks,—\ The grape c£fi|i i&gZlliMs Ju» greatly injured by mildew

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JLtwo'rhiUnr^rm"' "V-f-,

been formed in St. Louis. F'fty-dollsr parasols, with watches in the h*tidles, are pret'y things.

Tato, tba lfad'd ball fighter, ^P^h, ing to die from bb last wound, .made blr W.ilJ, leaving over f160,000.

Another row at 8ing Sing. The only practicable course is to let the convicts lock up the keepers.

The people of Oregon V8

There is a horse in Northern Illinois, •ix years old, nameless and unknown except by its owner*and trainer, which can pace a mile in two minutes and twelve seconds.

A Memphis dispatch announces that a ball is to be beld in that city for the purpose of rilsing funds to secure the reprieve of two persons now under sentence of death for murder.

A wedding took place near i)ry Grove, -Sliis., a few days since," in which the bride had scarcely reached her tenth year, the groom being over six feet high and thirty-eight years of age. "Harry,~jou ought notTto throw away nice bread like thatj you 'mfcy \lrant it some'1 day." "Well, mothet, would 1 stancTany better chance of getting it tben if I should eat it now

At Tiptonville, Tenn., last Monday, Eiward Mooney killed Wm, Williams, his brother-in-law. *!they fell out about be division of last year's crop, and when Williams ahot at Moon^y, missed, and was stabbed by Mooney through the heart. The murderer was held to bail in he sum of |50k.

^The model of the bust ofAleiander voa Humboldt, made by Mr. Bla^ser, oelebrate913ferman sculptor, for the Qer mans In {fceUnited States, and designed as a peipltftal ornament of thfe New York Central Park, is now finished, and ready to be sent to Brunswick, where it will be oast in bronz9 in the foundery of Mr. Howald.

~Five thousand smallsalmooi two end half inches long, have recently b*en ilacedin*the"PSTffiHTgeT&asserriver, N( Hampshi e. A century ago the river was full of salmon but the nets aod the dams along the river h*ve so completely ezausted the supply that a salmoh has not been seen there for twenty-five years, The State has now undertaking to stook this and other rivers with shad and sal mon.

At Lawrenoe, Massachusetts,^I^Sbiilng old farmer was reoently tried for putting stoaes in his laiai«f hay to increase the weight. He put 115 pounds of s„tones in ?-s»r one load,i *nd ieteoted'^is pulling

themoutafter the hay was weighed. Ou witaes testified tli|t he had b%en annoyed for a year or two past,- at times by piles of country stones,"noes oovered, being left where the prisoner unloaded his hay.

How to fwat Semnts.

One of those days dawns—washing-day it may be when everything seems to go awry. Tbe fattier is grave and un approachable: the mother cross tbe chil 4ren, naturally fgf^jjjg tbe infection the evil spirit-that tias invad^d the home, develop different dfgraes of naughtiness. Before breakfagt 0$e* tbe smouldering fire begins to burn, a.

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now-

A Penn yIvania infant blew her gheefcg., X-»tmMa«d oa JCfeu orttjWbtleirj

rel'g'ous eathusiaft is France was icsnt»y f.«fd chroined Irr bis garret. Tbey manufacture genuine TSgsptlao mummies in Paris out of papier m»cbe.

Boys in San Francisco amuse tbem-s solves by ttyowin* cayeonf pepper into the eyee of Cbfa»men.

agai° u'kin§

nbout the reparation of the eastern antj| western portion of the State. A man in Omaha has been challenged by another in SacrameDte to a four months' duck shooting match for $10j000

The Kanakas, at the Sandwich Islands have lately refased a cargo of snefcea brought to destroy the rats in, j^befr .rfce swamps. 1

The fashion of carrying a pocdle cl"

under the arm is the lat.e«T folly adopted by young mer of society .Jn Iiijnd«)n. That is, "societi" move* in pairs.

Wales set the full dre»s fashion of ilue coats and brns« bu'ions to save certain in (mate friends from the annoyance of beconstantly taken for waiters.

Bobby or Fred

commits some overt act which brings penalty upon his head. Susie cries for buttered cakes, and is sent up stairs regale herself on bread and water. By the time the uncotafortable meal is over and the fnmlty has dispersed in its .varl ous directions, the mistress finds ber morning dimmed by a wretched of Ul-tempw^^hioth^^-^es -^onscien* tiously to calm and control. Ooly half succeeding. shjj» ."goflSi Jier kitchen where on tbTs parucullT day she discov ers half a ifloxen' legiiitflatir"subjects fault-flndiDg. SBe speaks of ibem Bridget in a manner whicb makes idg consider herself iH-treated and quiukiy arouses her temper. A few Ovaenu moWj-and tbS fatal words Of- dfi-mijston are spoken, Bridget, who has real iy be*r good "help," eoes away, ready to take nfferice With retter ease in some oh heuse, and to ^egio a, crusade from fami ly to family, until she becomes a pest in stead of an acquisition. In her place ar Hves Ellen, wbo Is mlgratory ln her babt«, and o« l.v inlai a we-k and after comes Oathaine, wh»J»f«r firdm clean ard fo weeks lioras Mary* %nd Lucys are com !ng and iing, till the Ihsu state of -th h"U is worse than lb» fir^t How much betted it would have en for the mis^«M to haVe bUah tbe Irnproper Words fa" dignified :$hinxce(

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must^ot s^ak

ir that way #*»d after the lapse of some lioursy Whea both had had time to grow oool, to have remonstrated quietly and •etionsly with her handmaid upon the matter and manner Of her speech.-—itjp mncotf8 MogM'ne.".

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DEATH BY OF A TEIEBiV (JLML BOAI UHIVIB. :frj

Beariiiiscence of De*?i« ClintOu and the hri'e ianal.

Tr^B the P«nn Tao (n. T.) ronlrls.y On the 18th of Junn jp« er CamailDgs, of Tonawi• da, wssdro^aei'lt* Petfdlett»n in the Eri« onal. He was saventv years old,and bfti been a cana' dr ver for fouryeara. li w*» his pride and glory that he drove the first team (nine hones) that tested* boat xf.er the ortnpletiqn of tbe Erie Minal. The hones was coVefed with aadTifeMg* TOboSf was oal1 -d tbe Toung L'on of tbe West, and left BuffaM "for the B««t on the 26th of October,-! 8J5. DeWitt Clinton stood on the bow isiiMTs the -psrd:-oLMsms«l: "All aboard go oa driver" Peter in•tf htJjJWakghliBBtd the team and broach tbe towing line level With the deok and th^Ydtmg"Lion of tbe West moved on. She made a trip tbe moat memorable and mngmfloerit of any bt at that ever passed over the canal. It was a constant ovaton of celebrations, jubilations and glorifiCntions from Buffalo to fiew York where the grandest and moat imposing demon, etrauoa of all was made. The driver might well be proud of his trip, as well as "e distinguished Governor,- wbo was his ^••^ger and who thus celebrated the 8r®*Vv,ht«vement of his life. Peter coo"na~*.s*nal driver until the end of days, ta.4 the-canal men.ought to ?®?aa?jL* to his memory. "We hear that th^y talk of doing so.

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The Marker of Waidnpa-A

Yesterday the excitement in Hoboken

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erywTefe wm the fioding on Saturday

morning of the mutilated body or, Wm. Lawrence, a night watflbman foftae Ho» boken Ferry Company. Lawrence was

near the ferry-hou«e. It WM taken to Capt. Pirslowe's, where Pr^Eldor- made. jfjfa jtorfan eXamin at ibuf-iwd less than S'X wounds were -und in different parts of the head. L*p*f nop, had last %y« ^rfin'aSn^trtSg salooft kept by one Kunken,,in. l^ewark street, and in a dining saloon adjeiinir g, kept by one Jests Wood, ia potnpany with Mariia^ier•ons and Andrew Douglass, the former first mate,,andJUe latter foeifeer of the propelfer G*Huea,:%«f tincf»going repairs in the dry dock.

While 'in—the Lawrence had some words with Wm McCullough and Charles Mattrasr LawmfVe cMOctfrfzad these persons as loafers banging about tbe ferry.j. After some sharp re enmfnatfon, MctSiTl -ueh and M«ttr*ss left, and shortly «fterw«rd, at #b n* 11 O'clock. Lawr*n«p went out la we d«i»ctlon of the ferry in company with P'er. *on!, DouelafS, aod a giri whose Oame is Victoria Hog?. This was the last seen of La'wrer ce- previous to the finding of bis dead body in the river.

The offiqefj, on ascurtaining these par tfeu ars, arrested Piersons, Douglass, McCullough and Mattrass, whom they found

ng about the town on "heir usual business. Douglass and Piersons, who are respectable and intelligent in appearance, deny all knowledge of tbe murder. Tbey acknowledee having been in company wi*b L-iwrer ce on Tuesdny night, but assert that tbey teperated from him on the best of terms. The other two young men are roughs. Tbey deny all knowledge of the murder, and seem unconcerned.*-* Douglass was beld to bail in $1000, and the other .four were committed to the County Jail to await the action of the Coroner's jury. Wood, who had also been arrested, was released on his own recognizance.

A Spaniard named De La Vera was arrested on information furnished by United States Commissioner ffmann, who t»s'ified before Coroner White that on Thursday last Lawrence, who was a Deputy Sheriff, had told bim that he intended to arrest De La Vega for being eagiged in smuggling cigirs, and that the latier bad threatened to take his life. It was added that tbe two men had bad soma difficulty about a fortnight before, when Lawrence caused the arrest of De La Vega on a charge of assault and battery, and the latter was fined.

The young girl Hogg, wbo is rather good looking, apparently about seventeen years of age, testified before the Coroner as follows: JMv

I reside in Ne^fifork I haVe frequently visited Hoboken, and was well acquainted with tbe-deceased, and have been in his company on several occasions on lait Thursday evening I came over to Hoboken to meet a young man named Bourkf, who resides in Newark street, near the Otto Gatden I had been with him one night before met him first in die Otto Cottage he told

tme

thathe Was living

out attbe above cottage, and that I could find bim there any evening at I was go ing off the ferry-boat I met the deceased l#told him where I was going, and he said I'should not meet Boarke that I bad gone baok on him several times, and that he would:, na^lg^ne go with any fellows over in aHMNRn wOben went down to the ntaloon of *esse Wood there we had something to drink, and about 9} o'clock we started towardth0ferry "whilewe"were in the saloon he told me that he wanted to make me acquiinted with two friends of his, and that 1 Would-find them all right he stated that he had been' with them all the afternoon as wenearedthe ferry we met the two metria question, -who were Piepsons and Dougla-s the deceased introduced them to me, and theyjfferiuaded me to go back to Jesse Wood's place 1 went into the dining Baloon, while the deceased and -the two strangers Went into the baf'ropra where tbey had several drinks together whil* |in the ealoot}the deceased csme to me and wanted know if I would go on board the steamer with them and'stay all night

I told him I would and he said they would treat me well, and that he would go down aboard the boat with me I said that was all right, sthd they then sat down and drank quite often, until, In fact, they all seemed pretty, well under the influence of liquor it^was a little past eleven o'clock when we started to go on board the vessel which was lying on the dry do ok we had to climb up •adder,and the£ had some difficulty in getting up while we were in the above saloon, two young meh, Mattrass and MoCullougb, Oartfe* in, and the deceased remarked to them that if he canght them hanging about .the ferry any mors he would take them in he said that he had told tbVnroften enough to keep away, and be was not going to have thvo} around any longer ofte of them said "Bill, we will keep away,'.' and hen the other remarked,

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tbe dock I will give you two good oigars

The investTgatfon was here adjourned.

M43U M*MBM J0IB.

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Miracle Performed Upon a Joker.

We have been informed by a gent]4 man, who is both truthful and istei that a young than by tbe name, ol liam B-iwell. of B4i's Depot, was stfbck suddenly deaf and duthb, on thS 19th ipst. whilst en route'io Memphis from bis pi see of resi'dfuca. It seams tbat out of mere ST*»rt, woen tha ojjgsbi lilioaWaad-ofKred bjBa'a payer^-x! feigned -to be bvth dfaf aDddu^t^ ao this way annojed tu reader of tba Uust Mem phi papers qo little. Tlje oewsboj passed on,bQt tbe "un fortunate Joker ner S' spoke agaiB. When b«r began to rte* IIE-I, the extent of bis misfortune^ be *ot iff tbe train, buuod for liemphis, at Ma* son's depot, and took tbe first train tbat came along for Bell's depot. Oa the train b« indulged in lood ktmentations and crisa, as if aorely distressed.

Th* affair etoited Intense interest

arrival bomS|' so eoOB ~tS an St«f)jfd wit on tbe platform^hejwiS-d a pencil anctjt bit of paper from a ehiasn in 4&e«rowd, and wrol» "struck dumb on account of my fbllyi-a&d continued weeping in most piteous tones, it was at tbis point our in* torment saw biid, asd he states tbe wbole community Was stirred to its inmost

no doubtwbrUt tbe omtter. Wben ^tMng Bo well left that morning for Mempnis be could both bear and apaak^wiiboot diffl. culiy.andiys «f tfesee s^«as,u«dSr tbe circumstances, is a most astounding incUsaV^MArriOs Prmtmd

IT iaallute ^jwkable th flog eudidalfM .w Govern were both la one .**glment at tke Beginnlng Cjf the war. i'ioeecransvecei^id the oommilMon of Colonel in the Twentythird Ohio, while Hayes was Lieut. CoL

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you- come down on

candidate for ibat

Conneil, Democratic candidata for that, office, were likewise Colonel aDd -Lieuieiant Colonel in the same regiment.

Thb frfquint marriage.- of widows seems to have always been more or le-s diseuoraged, men being allowed in thii respect much greater liberty bnt St. Jerome mentions a widuW who married b*r 2!2d buaband, he in his tara baving b^n married to

championship appears, however, tpbeW-ng to a Basriem woman spoken of by Evelyn ia hb Diaryj-whose prepeaslty ior remarrying had to be checked.by i»w: ."She had been marriedto herS&th husband, and being now a widow, was 'pro^^Ued|. to marry in future."" ^^sgg-i :vt,\

A DISCLOHUB* TO TH* IiAtiftS.—AS you survey in _your mirrors the white rows of Teeth which owe their purity and luster to SoZ'dont, perhaps you feel curi ous to know the ingredients of this wondrous vegetable preservative." Weil, tbe principal onaii tha Bark of tbe Soap Tree, brought from the recesses of the Araucaq,im mountains in Chili, to add one more charm to your personal appearance. dlw

A BDBT man is a locomoti ve, and ufe a track. Every night he drives in.to the house," and stops. Every moaning he is fired up anew, and away he gors switching off in one direetioa and then in another. In this routine of business he forgets that the physical organization is of the most delicate kind a hard iron' locomotive needs constant care, and to be well oiled ap and rubbed off every da bow much more necessary is it that aU men and woman should ise PLAHTAXtOJt jffrrrns, which are the ne plus ultra of everything which is~ necessary to keep (he system' in a .perfect tons of health. sy— dwlw

HAOVOLIA WAT**.—Superior to the best imported German Cologne, apASold at half the prioe. 10-dwlw

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If TOQ do not feel well, you send for a doctor, he calls upon you, looks "Iflee, sucks the head Of his cane, sera wis sgme bieroglifics upon a piece of papes Which you take to a drug stor^aivl there pa/ 60 cents to $1,09, besides the doctor's foe, for a remedy nine times out of ten not half a« good as SJudson's Mountain.Hjrb Pills, which is only 25 cents^per box.— Do you think tbe former thi best because you pay the most for it, if you do, w« «dvia*you to use Just fbr an experimont. tbe judsoci's Mountain Herb Pills, and see for yourself, that they are one ol the Best family mediciaes compounded. They cure Headache, Indigestion, Biliousness, Jaundice, and aliFemal^lferegularities. Give the Mountain Herb Pills a trial, Sold by all dealers. dwlm

Phaloii's Paphian JLotion

Mr leastl&lic tie iSKlS aad O^MFllilOli

fer UKU la tie IfTBHEBT lttt UTaloable.^

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hill STEAM BAE.BB1,

CANDY MANXJfAOTOBY, AND O S O E

FSAIV& flEliriG A BBO VaDBfaetarers of all kinds of

OEAOKEE8,

BRCAD and CAKES, jPRfi3XSE]Sr.S, and Dealerj lc

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Oa Laftystte St.j between CiSAal and Depot, S Rici AUTB INDIANA. Orders left at JollaS Mieasen's, No. 16 north 4tb street, wfllbs prvtnptly attended to.

Haring put 1b MXXAU we ar- nab sdjo meet all totdera in our liaa premptly and with aatl, faction, and wil fell at the 1 oweet ra tea. a2ldtf

M. SMITff, Chemical Dye Wo ka, Second itr^at, b-tw^ea -Mats and

•Jg!atestt»nob-•,

they then j.had a drink and wentout wh»n we got on board, the steamer we al we' down iuto the cabin, Pier*ons, Douglass and tbe dec«afed had a drink »f wbixky tng^ber I thl.r tbe deceased said he was going .on dtitjfc gr ed remain alitiipht the deceawd aod Pier* sons then started to go on deck,aod Law* rence bid me good night,*" saying to Douglass,^*Take good care df that girl, and be said he would Douglass said to iPlersons. "You had bett see Lawrence down, as he if, so full he'migbt fall Pierson said he would, and ibey both(Nfi I think Piersons bad been gom» nl^iut ten minutes, when be returned «od remarked "I got btm -doWQuji

atswattHotua.

eiDfia «n it -Dr a a ch Crepe 8hi Bibbons, of all kinds, Merino and reL Dreesea Ourtatne, Plames, LaO", Telret. P«rae.ls ann frlnfea. Partieslar attention pal 1 to Clean loa and Beaniahlag, wltbont daaaitig the col r», *seb»rllol»a as Orene ShawU 9'ik Dreaa»a, Xt-rlao aad Oeltalae Oreates, Br oh 8-awla, a*bS«a Shawls, Cl-a«s *rpjts and Piano rers. Gleaning of Qents' O^att. Pants and sts neatly 4 o». mSOdlm

fJITY ?EEASUBEE'S NOTICE I Vy I no rem^s without permlv-tun.

Notice is hetabf glren that the Delinquent List for the yrar iSSS, is now ready fore jllictlon. and all aaaiiti I aa Sm 4m e.

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1 sold JIABCTJ8 SCBOKMESIr, Oi«y Trae«orer

jyjBROHANT TAILOBING. 1 ha*e jast received and now opta to the inspaotion of my patrone and tha public in general tha most desirable atylee of Colored

Cloth Coatings Casslmere and ^'•-^y^BaafSCTTw#-! In all ihades, whch 1 pr^poee t) make np to OBDXB in tie latait and "bear JLA.0

FITTING STYLE, a Qn short nctloe. Cheaper thaa they tan: te anyWhere wart. )?lease}rall .7c jum- S-WUHSWINQ, mSdtfj, tSa Kaiae.rtf-. Metropolitan BlAk.

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KAJ&BOAZf AQMMCY.

1 hate aw red »y oOea fo VcKeen ft Paddook'i KiB, waare Pwoold be' pleased rtn» By .old friaMsandcastomert.

ThreKrb rrceipta dm oa Sfaipmeats of preteoatoul Bastera (Stlee.4 A!l Eji,and'Sail a&4 Water rates aa low, aad time ijnlck -11 and waiain balk ibtpped to-New of cars.

ooapetiag Uaea. Bngl [and town* withoct chao

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No. 100 MaUft.

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successive-wives. The

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«o, aad saw interest fo.t ia

3th*®W-W«He»Hir*ssatfilisirnrf We*t if BOW ara m,l/ acr.bcd ia oar •,*«#, v--'j '^Beyond he 3Ii*tiisstppi'9

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tt'* ttentt to Nil ot*er boob, oJd suttgr. Aed *"d Mriii,! vn'e stni* H«|

^11 l«iu«i, -t JX isa1? ta IMS Sand 6 0 uUf* which Win tbe whota

B. ». BL{!8 a CO.. Vo Ho- or fill-

TLSTO!f & CO..cia i3U.ti.0hio.

Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

Jtor the DelieateSkia of Uties aat CMlSrau SOLD8T AUDBrMiUIS.

$10,00 PBB DAI GFABOTEXD Arepti to aell the Houa Sscrris Skwtwo Maonxa. It makes tba LOCK STITCH AT.WII B«TH UDEL, has th-o ider-f«ed. *nii, eq-.»l In «ter re»twt to »ny Sowing Machine ever laventsd. Price 825. Warranted for 5 jreari- Send for rcnlar. Addreag JoHUwm, OL*aK A Oo BosMb, Uass., Fittsbnrgfa. fa,, or St. Ueala, Mo. 99 A. Day for alL Add e«- A. FULI^HAK, M.T

MCSKKT SHOT GU^iS (TARBAXIKD To choot clots and kill 60 jards. Price, $2.50.— Wsutrd—Armv Gnnt and Beyolvers. xend stamp for price iistBifles. Shot Guns, SerolTen, toJOdMSTON SGUN WOKK-i, Htuoorgh, ?a.

•L^MPliOYiTKBrr thai pay j. Forpartiealars adiiie«» 3. U. SPENcEH Co BratUaboro, Vt.

LOCK BATIK, PI.

Uissa*. LIPPISOOT-T£ AKEWUL, Piiubar^li, Pa GextK—Wo Lire bee uaiug joar make OJ Oang tewa in oar Ati 1, and fiai t&era. In point of qua.lty, aapenor to' any we ha»i' ever mad.— Vour,4c. SliA^', BLAFv-EAJBD 4 OO.

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LhP£MC0II4 BA.SCWEt.L-.—We EaTfl ao trouble with your d»w« tt«y joa't Ore to b* lined ap with papar we ^iaC thara on tha JUacdrel and hey go right alung.

Temper perfectly aolform Jtlkl quality ansarpass d. Beapao fuli», CHA9 A. FOX, IiPPBSiCOTT & BthtfftlD, Mann »otur-r»of Clnoul»r. Ma Mil] CKngand Oro»s-Cnt Saws Oboppmg Axes, ail th.pas.— iolbam'. Pauat Axe. ohoveio, Q^ttde. aud olile's Patent OoTeraa aouop.

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'jon hasSfome meat, addrS» with Bice Uaxlct, Box 3367, Boston, I"

JLSK your Bsl«r Drn»lit for 8Kii£T (tlllNIIIK-U -ga.l cotter) Q6Inlne. MTd by 7. STEABie, FA Bit

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nullBTI IBABS' Experience in tbe Treatneat I A or VkroBlo and Sexual Diseases.—a eitgnoto I gicaX View of Mariiagr.—Xae ou« booa a*e I LUbltshed—Contain ug au li 800 piKee, and 180 4 epla&S and ea»ra*lagi!of tha anatomy of tba human organs in a state oj health aad.disaans, I with aVeatiea on •ar)y errors,-it» rtepl rible oon«•aqoancss npoa the mi^d and budy. with tha anti0r'»plan of treat meat—th» ohiy rational and sactpsssfai mode pf cur#, as (feown by report of casat treated. A tru hfal advli-r to tba married

dd ating marriage who entertain phy

and those ca&temr doubt of their pay.ical condition. Sent free* ol poxtaee to any addrtta on receipt Of 2fi cenfs, In .lamp* or postal currency, by a*.drecain( Dr. LA (JBOiX, Iio. 31 Hniiftn Lsue, Albany, N. Y.— Xheao hor may ba co iSUlted npon any of th« diaeatei np^n wblch his books Tiiat, e^thet p«rI soaalty or by mail, and medicines ssnf'to tfhy part of tae world. 'm

MANHOOD.

.A MEDICAL ESSAY ON TBS CA.V8E AND CUBE OF PSEMATUBE D^CLOfE IN MAN. tfte Treatment of xerTOui and Phjtolo»l Ifabiilty, Jtc 'DSere ao number tf Boctoty'fy whom thUEook will not b* founi uttful, ubethar sackjwrso* holds theriUction if Parent, Preceptor' or Cleryynan,"— Medical 2Vmu ami Oatefte sent by mail oa receipt of fifty cent*. Address the Author, Dr. S. Ue (jPBTl-, 233 BSireeri.Waehifl£toa, D. 0.

by tbe Metropolitan Gift l'o'-l'a»b Clifls to the amonat of &500.000.— Kvery'lichet lirswis Prize, 6 Cash Qifis..... Each $21,000 I 10 ..r. r_SU 10,000 «,uoo

1,000 20i lro

60 Elegant B^w^dJ^3^»WtoJWC» KmM* 7^ Meloneoui 75 to 100 3" flmM •, a 3'0 Sowing M*cbin'«.,^..r.rv, CO to 176

600 Fine Golo.WatcbM 76. t% 8l0 a 8 W a j-YALiUKD. A_T"81,«00.000

A Ohane* te Draw Artf of Ou atiovt print fot 9So. Tlek-ii estrlb og Prise* are e^tto ia XaT- lopes and thoroaRhlJ miisld.' iu rtbUpmt *6 opiate, a S-ele-i Tloket is draTn wit'vnt chol-e and tent by mall to any addr »§.• Tbe iS"n-msd op a it *111 t-d l.'Tr #i to the ink hjlder'On p.yment DOI LAS Fr BSS SIe Immediate* ly aent 4tfr «ny addr sa by espreaa or ratorn mail.

Ten will kaow^wbst yoffr Prize Mbre you pay for It. An prize may bo- txcBAa*i rcr (KI-oto»r of the »me T»1Q». AO Blffllllf. Oar .trans oan depena on fair doling.

RinEiNCIs.—We select the fa lowing from many ^fh^ ha-ra lately drawn ThTtublePriiM a.d klediy pcrmirtea ustopaoliith tbam* Andrew J. Burnt, Cbirngo," SI",000 Mi -:lara 3. Walker, Pmoo, $800 Ja ues .ttbawi, D-»pwit, $6,000

Opinions of tbe Pre**.—"Xhr firm IsreIlab a, «'nd dnwrre h«ir nnccWtetlv TH-

Send fer circular. Liberal inducements ?o Agents. Satisfaotion mmr.jitaed. ATery package of Sealed SnTe'opea cont »lii one cass OUT. mx Tickets for^l jjl»fer«3i 86 lor $5: 110 for #16.00.

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Mtoav HATTTW T7*T all bis o1 soetoowrs »«d aa maay new oom as ISMA *tAUJ.JS, WW, I may make i^oemT^UsBt tocall. aodtf

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-la abaadanM, whlofc will ba sold law to paT oar reals. Call BALLS,

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A TTBNTION KUC M&MD 21 qoiffSACXokS. tfe maaafrctara SIXSL BOTTOM KkATW tmm the most approrsj patterns. Thay era large, hat light, are easily flliad^ aad raa^o the smooth Steal bottom with (ha least dr. ft. tfa are prepared.. te fiil orders for any una ber \i. ~Wjn. J. BALL *00.

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woat thay liks. frMerailMt Ve.i-er^ |S psr, bottle, or two bottles, B, DB. KICHACS OTCWW AJfTJpOTX.

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