Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 July 1869 — Page 2
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is S®n Jranciico, a society has" beeh formed for the protection of Chinese in that city. The wort -of the society is in the Interest of humanity, and its found ingis eminently creditable -td its metnbers. It is surely a necessity where the injustice to the Asiatic is so marked* Now that are to have thousands of tf pW^le'Imfcorted through San Francisco, therejpll te a good field, for the operatiensol.tha humanitarians,
providence
Journal
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Ne*,&rk Warti
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HoraloCi July 24th, 1889.
board
makes a weak attempt to
hold 'Republican members of-the City Council responsible for the action of that body. That game is too shallow lo'givb any promise of success. The Petnocr^cy have the Executive and Legislative departments of our tnunicipil jgovernment, And cannot shirk the entire1 responsibility of each and all of it* acts." It seems to us very mean to pocket the "honors and emoluments" and then endeavor to throw all the odium that accrue^ upon the shoulders of the little handful of Republicans whose presence adorns thecham ber Of tftoicipal legislation. -It is bad enough for them to belong to such a con cero, without being required to bear obloquy to which they have no legitimate
says that Al*
sXAHKBB H. Stephens' interminable letters attBoanoiog his withdrawal from public affairs, remind one of the record found In the closet of an old toper in Greenwioh, Whofe many excellent resolutions were not followed by a corresponding praot^ce and reform. On the door, plainlyibfrked fn chalk, Was recorded, "Pebruary 25, left off drinking," and then, ^etrruwt ^23, left off again."
Thbbs seems to be but one way of effectually settling our perplexing Indian diffleulties,ani that
Is to teach the treacher-
ogs »nfl Ctuel red men that we do not felt them, end the only way to produce this impression is by a vigorous application of steel and bullets. There' is no necessity fot extermination, but there is imperative need of a firm war policy against the re. fractory tribes. When the latter have been .taught to respect the military arm of the United States when they have learned by bitter experienoe that the days of treaties and presents have gone by, the peace: agents will find appropriate and ample employment. After the Indian haa had enough of fighting with the pale faces, he will probably be willing to accept their rule, if not their eivilization.
of July ioth says:
''Hencsfortb •leg,1 as a tbeatrioal fact in New Xor^ »dst,/be treated as a word of three syllables:
Fait Ilium.
our better nat\^e~^ Just
ihttrs." Bte
HBLBN of
Troy, with her golden hair, is become •parcel afid dortion of tbe dreadful past/ Miss OlIyb loBAN arifl'the Rot. CBOOK SMITH may rejoice over the disappeance
for several months paet aderned our met ropoMtwrTOtfK~Thrtittle ltfiOftheTSSported blondes will now *be rounded with a sleeps -•feyfcJreigt) hknds their Indecent limbs composed, tfeey,' are fast abdicating the ^jfeltiiirg but evahesc3fit triumph. The^legltimate drama' returns, ia th«i^leirclin^T*frmi«it oPtlifffgS,* to toucb oarliiSher
iunrt tbegrWtestindostrial achievements of the pres$ht~century, we must rank tfi^tfrfttlngof thesMp canal throogb the Tr+frm'y of Sues, thereby uniting the* Watett^BtS'bpe" a»d Afrioa, mingling the tJ*MedfWfW«eaa #Uh the billows of the Bed 8*0 On thtWthof next Novisnalnlr thiS iflipOrtitt coinmer cial thofOttghl^rSi Wltt beiormally opened in thf pipebqeofthe Saipfesf of Franoe, the Sing of GreeOe,'ahd 0»*n Princes from nW/tf all «he ingdoSl* of Europe Royalty doing- honor to mwhanieal in* genully and persvveranoei The projector, •Sgineer and superintendent of the work is a of Indomitable energy^sBDisAib»sLsaam. When he tot broadhled this enterprise, he was denounced as a visionary, if not a madman. He tmiled at his detractors with gteat diflculty obtained permission to construot the csnat, and set to work.
Be invented exosvatlng machines, had them constructed in JVance, and theo transporfed Vo the Isthmui Heoollected laborers from all over Europe, subsisted them on the attd sand bank through which thacanal was got, and by the begttmteg of the coming Xiovemker he will hate removed ninety^sven million oubla yard* of earth, which, if piled in on* prolonged bank, on* yard high and owyaslJft width, weald_ ^monMhan fifty-five thousand miles in length, and WOuldlWcb twice aroutid the globe."
The canal one hundred mile* Jong, twintjSslx iherdee^, ^three hundred andj twtnty»«ight feet &^W)dthat the top, and' two hundred and forty-six feet wide acroes the bottom. The cost of thii immense undertaking will amount
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here, General said the Commo
dors, as he-espied his xival. "Yes," Bftia TjavTfiii," ""Mr BAHJtlS asked him to stay, and we were waiting for you come, warm yourself." "I am not cold," said the Commodore ftrtrnnpX
General, but a nice supper has beon pre pared for you." "I am not hungry, I thank you I am going to bed. "Which room does Mr. Barnum sleep in? said the litlle bantam, in a petulant tone of voice.
His question was answered the young .^ves^lroppirs scampered, to th«r sleeps log apartments, and the Commodore soon came to my room, where he found me indulging in the foolish habit of reading in
fijtr. BetnujSj does Ton ^^b bo^rd here 5" asked the Commodore, earcasticaliy. "No." said I, Tom Thumb does not
here. I invlWfl him to stop over night, so don't be foolish but go to bed." "Oh, it's no affair of mine. I don't care anything about it but I thought be had taken u^J his tfoard here," replied the Commodore, and off he went to bed, evidently in a bad humor.
Ten minuteB afterwards Tom. Thumb came ruflhipg into my room, and closing the door, he oaught hold ortny band in a high slate of excitement and whispered: "We are engaged, Mr. Barnum! we are engaged! we are engaged I" and be jumped up and down in the greatest glee, "Ia that possible?" I asked. "Yes sir, indeed it is but you must'not mention it," he responded "we agreed to tell nobody, so please don't say a word. 1 must tell TOP, of course, but 'mum is the word.' I am going, Tuesday, to get her mother's consent."
I promised secrecy, and the General retired in as happy a mood as I ever saw him. Lavinia also retired, bat not a hint did she give to the young lady with whom she slept, regarding the engagement. Indeed, our family plied her upon the subject the next day* but not a breath pa^»d her Hps that would give the slightest indication of wh&t -had transpired. She was quite sooiabWwith the Commodore, and as the General concluded to go home the next morning, theCommodOrtrs equanimity and good feeling waifl fully restored.The General made a oall of half an hour Sunday etSdihg, aniTmanaged to have an interview with Lavinia. The next morning she and the Commodore returned to New York In good spirits, I re a in in in id or
The General called on me Monday, however, bringing
T,a
very nice letter
which he had written to Lavinia's mother. He had concluded to send this' letter by his trusty friend, Mr. George A. Wells, instead of going himself, and he had just eeen Mr. Wells, who bad consented to go to Middleborough, with the letter the following day/and 'to urge the General's suit, if4t sK6u)d bd"' necessary
The General weht t&' \tfew on Wednesday, and wa|,there to await. Mr. Wells' arrival. Qq Wednesdayznorning the General and'tavtnia walked into my office, and, after OUsing the door, the little General said: bd 8 CJ I .• "Mr. Barnum, I want somebody to tell the Commodore that Lavinia and I are engaged, for I am afraid th«re will be 'a row when he heftra of it/' "Do it yourself, General," I replied. "Oh/' said the General almost shuddering, "I would not dare to do it, he might knock me down." ^'I-w»Mdi&i^^dIjaYtntij,-^i^ir^iei8 at once arrang^^hat jshonldcall the Commodore'ahcT EaVInla" into my oMce, and either she or myself would tell him. The General,"of course, "vamosed."
When the Commodore joined ue, and the door was closed. I said: ,. ,, "Cbminodore, dSyou know What ihis •little witch has been doing?" "No, I don't," he answered. "Well, she hasten cutting up one of the greatest pranfis you ever heard of." I replied. "Sue almost deserves to be shut up for daring to do it. Can't you guess .what she has done?"
He mused a moment, and then looking at me, said, in a low voice, and with a serious looking faee, "Engaged "Yes," said 1, "absolutely engaged to be married to Gen. Tom Thumb. Did 'you ever hear of such athing "Is that so, LaVinia?/ asked the Com niodore looking her earnestly in the face. "That is so," said Lavinia "and Mr. Wells has gone to obtain my mother's
Uommodore turned pale, *and
choked a little as if he was trying to swallow something. Then turning on his heel, he said, in a broken voice: "I hope you may be happy."
As he passed out of the door a tear rolled down his cheek. La"I am
very
ra's
rf«el!ng5*aWi
nerve
(tis
hop® Its
votaries may be a® "iriie & thO? mission as the much *eVi&4 ^ttmW'have been to
sorry," she replied, "but I
could not help it. That diamond ring, whioh you bade me present in my name,
caused all this trouble." Half an hour after this incident the Commodore came to my office, and said: f- "Mr. Barnum, do you think it would be right for, Miss Warren to marry Qhmrley Stratton if her mother should object?"
I saw that the little fellow had still a (light hope to hang on, and I said: "No, indeed, it would not be right.'-' "Well, she sayS she shall marry him stny way that she gives her mother the chance to consent, but if she objects she Will have her own way and marry him,'' iMMt "On the contrary," I replied, "I will
Jiurope
ot permit it. She is engaged to go to for me, and I will not release her (T her mother aoee not ftilly consent to her marrying Tom Thumb."
The Commodore's eyes glistened with pleasure as he replied: "BtfSHttft ybo and me, Mr. Barnum, I don't believe she
will
But the next day dissipated his hopes. Mr. Wells returned, saying that Lavinia's mother at first dbjeoted, for she feared it jpits a contrivance to get them married ftr the promotion of some pecuniary advantage but, upon reading the. letter from the General, and one still. eedtimte lent from Lavinia, and also upon hearing from Mr. Wells that, in case of their marriage, I should cancel all claims I had upon Lavinia's servioe,she contented.
After the Commodore had heard the news, I said to him: "Never mind, Commodore, Minnie V^arrenWa better match 'or you sh¥ is a charming little creature, and two years younger than yen, while Lavinia is several years jour senior." "I Uiin&jylMXtiir,'? replied the Gommodore, pompously, "I would not marry the best women living I don't believe in •vfcmen, any way,"
I then suggested that he should stand vfith little Minnie, as groom and bridesmaid, at the approaching wedding: "No, sir i'L replied the .Commodore, emphatically, "I won't do it!"
That idea was therefore abandoned. A few weeks subsequently, when time had reoomdled the Commodore, he told me that Tom Thumb had asked him to stand as groom with Minnie, at the wedding^tud ha was going to do so. "When I asked you, a few weeks ago, you refused." I eaidi "It was not your business to ask me'" replied the Commodore, pompously. ["When the proper person invited me I aocept ed."
milUoh^d6naTiTngoiarWhenlp~Kingsl^itgtn«ntDC1tii^nia^l^eiatth^usepm were crowded to snffooation, and her photograph pictures waca in great demand.
mad Prince* who assemble at Sate in November are forgotten in dust, posterity wiUotxchh the name of FnotzMom •1
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several w«t«hk shfi told more
than three inradred dollars' worth of her
tnan
receipts at the Muswrar were "tttiquSntljf over three thousand dollars. I engaged the General to exhibit and to assist her in the sale of the pictures, to which his own photograph, of course, was added. I could afford to give them a fine wedding, •sad I"djid so. :. f| The Kittle couple made a personal application to Bishop Potter to perform the nuptial ceremony, and obtained his consent but the matter became public, and —leirie pieeeuia £ium~"BtMer of ftilniief
bear upon the bishop, and he rescinded his engagement. This fact of itself, only added to the notoriety of the approaching wedding, andL increased the crowds at the Museum. The financial result to me was a piece of good fortune, which I was, of course, quite willing to accept though in this instance, the "advertisement," so far as the fact of the betrothal of the parties with its preliminaries were concerned, was not of my seeking, as the recital now given shows. But seeing the turn it was taking in: crowding the Museum, and pouring' money into the treasury, I did nat .hesitate to seek continued advantage from' the notoriety of the prospective marriage. Accordingly, I offered the General and Lavinia fifteen thousanddol lars if they would postpone the wedding for a month, and continue their exhibi' tione at the Museum. "Not for fifty thousand dollars,' said the General, excitedly. "Good for you, Charlie,' said Lavinia, "only you ought to have said not for a
hundred thousmd,
for I would not!"
"They: laughed heartily at What they con aidered my discomfiture and such, looked at from a business point of view, it certainly WEB. The wedding day approaoh ed and the public excitement grew. For several days, I might say weeks, the approaching marriage of Tom Thumb was the New York "sensation." For proof of this I did not need what, however, was ample, the newspaper paragraphs. A surer index was in the crowds that passed into thejttuseum, and the dollars that found their way into the ticket office.
It was suggested to me that a small fortune in itself could be easily made out of the excitement. "Let the ceremony take place in the Academy of Music, charge a big price of admission, and the citizens will come forward in crowds."— I have no manner of doubt that in this way twenty five thousand dollars could easily have been obtained. But I had ne such thought. I had promised to give the couple a graceful wedding, and kept my word.
The day arrived, Tuesday, February 10,1863. The ceremony was to take place in Grace Church, New York. The Rev Junius Willey, Rector of St. John's Church, in Bridgeport, assisted by the late Rev. Dr. Taylor, of Grace Church was to officiate/ The organ was played by Morgan. I know not what better I could have done, had the wedding of a prince been in contemplation. The church comfortably filled by a highly select audience of ladies and gentlemen, none bdlag admitted except those having cards of invatation. Among them were Gov ernors of several of the States, to whom I had sent cards, and such of these as could not be present in persons were represen ted by friends, to whom they had given their cards. Members of Congress were present, also Generals of the Army, and many other prominent public men. Numerous applications, were made from wealthy anddistinguished persons for tick ets to witness the ceremony, and as h:gh as sixty dollars was offered lor a single ad mission. But not a ticket was sold and Tom Thumb and Lavinia Warren were pronounced "man and wife" before witnesses.
Several thousand persons, attended their reception the same day at the Metropolitan Hotel. After this they started on a wedding tour, taking Washington in their way. They visited Pres. ident Lincoln at the White House. After a couple of weeks they returned, and as they then supposed, retired to private life.
Habit, however, is in died second nature The General and his wife had been accus tomed to excitement, and after a few months' retirement they again longed fpr the peculiar pleasures of a public life, and the public were eager to welcome them once more. They resumed their publio career, and have since travelled several years in Europe, and considerably in this country, holding publio exhibition more than half the time, and spending the resi due in leisurely ye wing such cities and por tions of the country as they may happen to be in. Commodore Nutt and Minnie Warren, I should add, usualy travel with them. 1 met the little Commodore last sum mer, after his absence in Europe of three year?, and said "Are you not married yet, Commo' dore?"^* :." "No, sir my fruit is plucked," he re plied. "You den't mean to say you will never marry," I remaeked "No, not exactly," replied the Commo' dore, complacently, "but I have con' eluded not to marry until I am thirty." "I suppose you intend to marry one your size? 'Isaid"I am not particular in that respect but" (seeing my jocose mood, he continued, with a comical leer), "I think I should prefer marrying a good, gi country girl, to anybody else."—Pi
ards Monthly.
give her consent I"
female Bnets at Long BraMfiTp Correspondence New Tork Tribune.] The mornings here are delightfully cool and agreeable. The early hours are appropriated for bathing purposes, it being esteemed the correct rule to bathe before breakfast. From 5 to 8. o'clock, therefore, is the proper time to be on the beach, at which hours the ladies emerge from the numerous bath houses, despoiled of their superfluoofi jlumage. and draped
in moat shockingly hideous frolic in' the Burf. During these two hours the beach opposite all the hotels ts a most animated scene. Toe
reen
'aek
NOTICE.—To make nre that a lack of memory ba* not misled me as to any of the
taott
In regard
to the ConrWhip ~and-W«ddin£ of Tom Thumb and LaTinia Warren, I will here »ay that, after wri ting out the story, I read It to the parties person ally interested, and they gtre ae leate to gay that, In all particulars, it is a correct statement of the affair, except that Lavinia remarked: "Well, Mr. Barnum, your story don't lose any by the telling as4 the Commodore denies the "rolling tear/' wheninformed of the engagement of tho little pir.
A Witty Scoleslastfc.
A Roman ecclesiastic, in reply to whatever question might bo proposed, began by saying, "I.naake a distinotHWtaifc-L A certa!liv dardinat'having mvIteJ him ti dine, proposed to derive some amusement for the company from the weli«known peculiarity of his guest. Saying that he had an important question to propose, he asked,."Ia it, under any circumstances, lawful to baptise soupr make a die* Hinction," said the priest "if you ask, is it lawful to baptize in y^afv Kxceilenoy's soup, 1 say yes for there*ls really no difference between it and water."
Ths newspaper reporters have onee more married Commodore Nutt to Miss Minnie Warren, but we can assure the publio that no one else has done it. Tbe
Slioitiy
Stated in the closing paragraph of tr. Barnum's pleasing narrative, oonclu* ded In the present issue. Tbe Commodore and Misa Minnie have each solemnly resolved to marry no one whom they cannot literally "look up to." If either marries at all it must be to
a. tall
Packard's Monthly.
mate.—
sasseonBBs .V^'V
Ax eccentrlo London clergyman makes annual presents to the deterring poor of his parish, stipulating only that they all attend church regularly. This year every old woman had a red cloak, so the seats- were gorgeously scarlet the next Sunday, and the mewad donor preached from the words, "And I say unto you that even Solomon, in all his glory, was not arrayed like one of these.''
Thk next session of (h* Grand Lodge O. 0. P. of tbe United States will be
held in San Francisco, Cal., on the 20th Of September next, and the representatives thereto are expected to assemble at Omaha, Nebraska, on Wth day of Sep. tetnber, to be conveyed thence oy the Pacific Railroad acroes the continent to San
SRiMr lit"*#6**—*.-
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Mthers, by hundreds, male and female, revel in the boisterous breakers, throwing care and fear to the dogs. Female equality asserts Itself as no where else, scouting and spurning the support of the male, and frequently dashing for out for a swim in water, the depth of which frightens the other sex. Some of the best swimmers here are ladies. But the greater proportion of the bathers prefer playing inshoaler water, allowing the surf to break over and toss them about, abandoning themselves wholly to the play of the rude wavee. It is intensely amusing to sit on the bluff and watch this crowd enjoying the only real substantial pleasure of the sojourn at the sea side.
A Disclosubb TO
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QITY TBBASUJ
Kotice bereby^ixaa that She Qellnqnent.Llst for tbe year 1868, it now ready. IbrooUt^tlon. and all persoa* Indebted to tbe Olty lor Taxes and DeUntnsneteS will take warning. a« all Taxes aad Dellnqnenclermnst be uald before the. »t ot Angnit or the property ftcalosc whioh -be taxse are aiaened will be cold S»4- Dellaqnencie*. KABCua ficflOSMSHL,
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Mo.
$9 A Day for all. AqJ-6* A.J FtJLLMAN.N.T
MCSEET SHOT 615X8 TAB BASTED To ehoot close and kill 60 yard*. Price, $2.60.— Waeted—Army Qnna and BeToiTera. Send atamp for prioe list Biflea, Phot Gun«, Eevolveri, to JOaWSTON'SGUN WOBK3, tittannrirh, Pa.
"M7«MPLOTMEaX
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MANHOOD. ,,
A MEDICAL ESSAY
OA"
tct'ii not
NIOH STEAM BAKBE1 OANDT MANUFAOTOBT, AND O E S O E
TBE CAUSE AND
CUBE OF PREMATURE DECLINE IN MAN,
tbe Treatment ut Mrvo and fbyslcal Debility, Ac
"There no member of Society by whom this Boo 1
be found titqful, whether tueh pertoH holdt
the relation of Parent, Preceptor or Clergyman,"— Medical Times
and
Gazette
-eat by mall on receipt of fifty cents. Address the Author, Dr. S. DE CDBTIS, 233 Street, Washington, D.C.
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bj tbe metropolitan Gift Co.—Caab Oitls to tbe Amount of 0500.000, Every Ticket Draws a Prise. 5 Cash Gifts Each 820,000 10 10,000 20 6,000 40 1,000 200 ". 200 300 100 60 Elegant Boaewood Pianos... Kach 8300 to 8760 75 Melodeons 75 to 100 3E0 Sewing Machin* 6U to 175 500 Fine Gold Watches............. 75 to 300
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, Ac., all VALUED AT $1,000,000
A Chance to Draw Any of the above pritet
M. ICELBBDITfl,
Paciflo
Ballrosd peoedr Smrn day* from
New
York 'to San KrancU-
New
West as It now is are folly described ia our ner edition
at
RliHABDSOrS
BeyoHdthe Mississippi
Wtitim
Aw tofaawrf 1690.
for 95c.
Tickets ueacrlb'ng Prises are SEALED in Xnvlopes and thoroughly mixed. On receipt of 2B ceats, a Sealed Ticket is drawn without choice and sent by mall to any address. ThePriz* named np it will be tbe ticket-holder on Payment Ohed-lirered.toPrizes
Lcllab are immediate
ly sent to any addn.es by "express or retnrn mall. Ton Till know what yonr Prize is before TOU pa} for It. Any price may b« excesses for avotaer of the *«ne valne. 9IO BlanlU. Our pttresscan depend on fair dealing.
BxrzBEircxs.—We Select tho following from many who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes and klndiy permitted us to publish tbem Andrew J. Barns, Chicago, S1O.0C0 Mi tilara S. Walker, PJano, 3SOO Jame» M. Mutthew*, Detroit, $5,000 John T. Aulrews, savannah, f.,000 Ms* Agnes Simmon*, Charleston, Piano, 8600 We publish no names without permission.
Opinions of tbe Press.—"The firm is re. liab e, and deserve their snccew."3«.lP«*fcty 2Vil*n«, Afay 8. "We know them to be a lair 4al log firm."—A".
7. Herald,
May S3. "A friend of
otr*dre«a $6M)pTi23, which was promptly received."—Dail)
Neat,
June 3.
Send fer circular. Liberal inducement* to Agents. Satisfaction guar nteed. H.very package of Sealed Knve'ope* oontiin one CASH Qirr. 6ix Ticket* f?r ?1 13 for $2 35 for $5 110 for 516.00.
All letter* should be addressed to-. ?-. ?.
HAKP2B, WILSON & CO, 17S Broad nay, K. T.
m24w4t-
TAILOBIN^.
MILITARY CLAIMS.
DAVID S. MWALDSOS, Military Attorney, notary and blala Agent, Begnlarly Authorized and licensed. Office—Farrington Blook,
E. Corner Public Sguar*,,
Op STAIBS, Fibst Doea,
TERBK HAUTE,
mk
RALLBOJUD AGENCY,
Pension Claim# Prosecuted, Arrears of Pay Procured,
BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,
SaT" Befert Marehanti, Banker* and Cltiaen* generally, and to any ona of the thoctand whose olai»» h»Te bean obtained by me. tW All Invalid Ptnsio. er* sot exempMt^or not having passed two Biennial £xaminstlona, most be tzamtned Sept. 4, 1869. Thsy ahculd be here on that day. jkttwtf I. 8. DAJfAtPBOH
QOAL AND WOOD.
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C. 8TU5&ABD A5D ^IUIAH BABBICk Having formed a partnership under tbe name of Stunkard ft Barrlck for the sale of Coal aad Wood, weu'd reepeetfnlly announce to the pub is that tbey will k- ep constantly on hand
and
lor sale at loweetratae, all kinds of Ooal at wholesale and retail, also Wood for tbe fall and wiktsnr trade. Oflse at Ko, 85 Bun tin House, Terre Hants, Ind. Ail order, for Ooal filled promptly. A share of tha pabUe patronage I* se^iectfuily (oilcited.
KB. BABBICK aleo weald inform the public that he intend* to open, at the Coal Office above named, a General Collection Agency fat ths collection of note* and account* whioh may be plaoed la hi* hand, for collection, and hopes by prompt attention te business t» merit a afeare of the public patronage.
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W1XLIAH BABBICK.
A.ttoraey at Law. Oraat—In Tarrlngton Block, Terre Hanta, lad marSOdwtf
H.BLAKB,
.ttorney at Law,
Omca—On Ohio Street, bet wean BM aad Foarth Streets.
no. r. iinix. A1ED a CBOTT, ...
Attorney* at Oma*.—So. a Mala Street, op stairs. akWtr
Wm. E. HoLEAN, T*
A.t{orney sui Coanaellor at LAW,
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT,
Terre Haute, Ind. Omoa.—Ho. 88 Kaia Street. dao5dly
PHYSICIANS.
YOUNG,h
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Patent Temper,
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Javxstowm, H. T.
LttPEJfcOTX A BAKEWEI.l:—Wo have no trouble with your Saws they don't need to be lined np with p»pr we pnt thom on the Mandrel and ihey go right along.
Tom per perfectly uniform anl quality uatur pass 1. Beepecifollv, CHA5. A. FOX. IIPPESC0TT & BAKKWJLL, Manniactnrer* of Circular, Malay, Mill Gang and Oronf-Cut Saws. Chopping Axes, all shapes.— Colbntn** Patent Axe. Shovels, Spades and Mile's Patent Covered siooop.
yon a handsome present, addreis with Bics & Mam LET, Box 336T, Boston, Mass.
ASK yonr Defter o* Drnggllt for SWKUT QCISilJfK— it equals (bittar) Quinine. M'fd by F. HTBABNS, FABB A CO., Caemiits, New Tork.
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PHYSICIAN and \SURGE01f:
omcl-WMt aid* Pablis a«aare, (lormerly o^apied'by Dr. Cnrtt*.) Calls attended to night and day. Besideoce at National Hoaae. JaSSdtf
KEEP KOOL!
JUST BK0IITKD,
Uefrlgerators,
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Ice OttestH. lager Beer Coolers, lee Pitchers, Ice cream Freeaerg, Bald Tubs* all nl£est & Toilet setts at SSOO. Bird cages, all styles, and
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LOCK HATES, PA.
Masses. LirpiNCOTT Bajuwxu. Pittabargh, Pa.
Gents:—Webare
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bee'i aemg yonr make ot Gang
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Saw* in onr MiU, and flnl thorn, is point of qoaiity, aaperlor to any wo haye ever nied.— Yonn.As. 3HA.W, BLAFCHABD A CO.
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In abundanoe, whioh will be sold lew to i.% our rent*. Call at -«a BALLS,
0E0. W. IiTOTBB, flecretaiy^^^
WINDOW-GLASSso YY BOUSE.
Phyttoto-
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cheapest book ever
i.ablisbedt—contain ug nearly 800 pages, and 130 fl plates aud en«ra*iog« of the anatomy of tbe buman organs in a state of health and disease, wl'h a treatise on early errors, its depi rable ooneequences upon the mi pel and body, with the anor' plan of treatment—the only rational and Buccesafai mode of cures as shown by a report of cases treated. A tru hfal adviser to the married and those contemp ating marriage who entertain doubt of their physical condition. Bent free ol postage to any address on receipt Of 25 cents, in stamps or postal (urreuoy, by addressing Dr. LA CROlX, No. 31 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y.— The an'hor may be cousnlted-npon any of the dieeaaea npun wbich his books treat, eltho personally or by mall, and medicines sent to any part of world.
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By the original case, bo*, or slngl* nghVsaaMa or oat to any irregular *hapa, martjdSs*
UTONH and HABBIiB WORKS
WALTER EPPINeflODSIII.
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Stene Btilldlnc^Work, Italiaa MarUe ud
adJ-scl latoooo sis rcij.
Marble, Slate and jbea Mantels, ead Oratea,
Steam Work* and Shops on OHJBB1 St., between 9th and 10th, near Main For specimens of onr work we^efer to Denting Blook. Me2ropolttau Blook, Cory** aad flage'S Building*, National ®twte Bank, Hew FoStoSee, He Oregor'sand Dsming's Btouamaai*, A6MAe.
^yooii WOOI WOOD WOOD ESS
Two hnndrMoord* of seasoned Cord Wood for ale. All order* left at the "Satly Bouse,' West Uain itroet, or at John Xs. Farlans's office north Third street promptly tiled.
BABIJBY HOXfSJB—W. B. Jbaneaatf, deillMly
MILLINERY.
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IV/TLLLrNEBX.
Mrs. BUCKIHOHAJK Has removed to the oorner of Fourth aad Ohio a fall and com
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Partlonlar attention will be given, aa heretofore, to the iateet styles. The most skillful assistant* have been engaged Wedding Costumes, Bail and Party Dresae* Ladles aad Children's Cloak* a nd Drtsses mann aotnred with promptaaee aad dispatch. JMM
BENJAMIN H. 8H0SMAIBR
pros. 205,207, 209 and 211 N. 4th St.,
I PHILADELPHIA.
Importer of
French and English Window* French Plate Glass fot "Windows French Looking
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FIRE INSUBANCB CO
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CAPITAIJ,• S- fM».000 18BBT8, —V oaasA
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Hammered Plate Glass for Skylights. ii Floors. Colored and Ornamental Church Glass. Fluted Glass for Consorvatories.
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Mra. JT. eThEDOES Ea* removed her Cloak and Dress Making eetab* leshment to Naylor's new baUdln( on Ohio, between Fourth and Fifth streete, where ahe will be pleased to meet all who desire the meet perftes work in this line.
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BIFOKE BUSINESS, WHAT
Advertising, of Course!
TBE SUMMER TRADE.
It Moo?es the business men
of
Terre State to be
stirring
np and
the Summer Trade.
Competition Is lively,and
don't pnsb yonr business,
will posh yon.
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execute printing
Biboeaa, Flow
Streets, wbereshei* now ^a^^a fall and com plate stock of Spring Style Bonnets, Biboei «ra, te. HAJB GOODS—Coartantly »a choice assortment ef Swithes, Ceils. Tletotia
Fnffii and all klada of HaU Work. Jbadl*s cell and see the assortment.
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We manufacture 8TIEL lOTTOKIOBtfUi from tbe moat approved fstteru. Tbif ate large, but light, are easily Oiled, and tea oa the smooth iteel bottom with the l*a*t dr ft. we are prepared to fill order* for any Malar wasted/ Wm. J. BALI UO..
Xagle Ison Wort*,
Cor.'l*t and Walnut*U., T*rre Haut»,^Ifid^
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AAA BBWABD FOR ANT wl»wvl/ CASK of the following diseeese, wn.cb tbe HedicatFeeuity Bare ptoaoaaeed in ourable, that
DB. BicsAtr^a6i.Dxy mini, •ft- wnusvt con. ,x DB.BIOBAVI OOIiDSH BAJUAM #0.1, will stage*, 4re Kyee, Bkla Brnptlesli gcalp, eradicating diasai* J»pd meroaty thoroughly.
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cure Syphilis ialte psttsaty aad eeMadary we, snoh as old Olom, OiceraVdlore Throat, Eves. Skin XrapOona aad SoreaeM of the
ML BICHAtTB OOLDBH BAlSAX VO-3, will cure thf third itages of E^phflltieaad a eureal Bhanmatiim, ate. liu defy fhe*S a suffer from *nch dleeaseeto. obtain* radical oare withsut the aid of this aaedIrtne, Which de*e aot prevent the paUMta
b*m
oattea and 4rtekln(
What they llke.^ Frloe$?,}• *ft,«pe?t bottle, or twobottle*, $9.
DB. BTCHAf S OOLDXK ASTIDOTI A sale and radical cure for Goaorrhea, Oravel, and aU Oriaary Petaaaaiueats.au naifaaisdwigh fell dlreetlona. WacraaS^ te eaie. rrtce, per bottle. DB. BICHAU'8 00 LP KB ttlXTB D'AKOOB.
A radical enra far General Debility In eld or vouna, Imparting energy to tioee Who hats lsd ri°fo of sSnalwy. #rtee, peHwtle «r twe
On receipt of priee, by mall o* Bxpreee, those remedies will be ablppedto anyplace. Prompt attention paid to all correspon eot^ Bone Maine without tbe eases -ef^Br-BIOTAC*S OoLDKB BIKXD1K8. D. B-BICHABDS, ^)le pro-
poadeats aaawfMd. aM»ll
name
and occupation before tbe pub-
INSURANCE.
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Company offers to it* Policy-Holder*.
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by it* Ca*h paid up Capital of OneUillloa Dollar*, and guarantee* to ie*ured, by it*
Low Kates of Premium, IiAKftl niTIOESDS IV ADVANCE,
Or a Beverslonary Dividend of 100 pet cent, by It*
Return Premium-- Plan.
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GENERAL AGENTS.
JOHK W. KtXIS C«'
%1-X CINCINNATI, OBIO,
Oeneral Agent* for Ohio and Central and Sooth ern Indiana.
J. A. FOOTE,
SSdwly
Agent for Terre Haute, Ind.'
RAILROADS.
INDIANAPOLIS ST. LOUIS R. R. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
THROUGH EXTO TEAIKS DAILY
Terre Haute and mil Cities and
m.
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Towns Westivn-i..^ .u.*
Condensed Time Schedule, May
Id, 1869
Dail^ Every Day except Sundays.
-«i .Westward. Might e*. Fastex. Mlfrhtex. Terre Hante, leave 11.10 6 36 am liJ:.*tO am Mattoon, arrive 1:47 am 9:19 am 1:12 nt Tolono, Champaign, CnlOago, Oentralia, Cairo, Pans, De'catnr, Alton, St. Iiouls, via. North I. Mo.B.B. leave
18.-49 19:19 1:US 1:05 6:10 6:44 10:60 am 8:4} pm 4:00 pm 2:00 am 3:35 am li:00 am 5:80 a 5:60 6:35 am 2: it !»:26 a In 4:00
1:23 am 1:55 am 8:00 am 8:45 2:00 am 2:68 6:60 6:05 9 7:60
9:30 am 4:80 9^0 am 9:15 a A 4:45 9:18 am 6:80 12:95 am «:30 am 3:16 11JW 8:15 am 11:00 pm 5:00 am 11:00 am 12:15am 6:30am 18:16 am 10:38 am 10:35 am 10:35 am 12:06 12:06 1«:U6 12:00 8:16 am 19:00 7.00am 3:30pm 7:10am
Pacific B, B.
If icon, arrive ffarson City,." Sanaa* City, Leavenworth Lawrence, Topeka, St. Jcseph, Omaha,
Accommodation train leavt* Terre Haute dally, enept Sunday, at 4:65 m, arrival at Hat toon 7:36 m, Tolona 1:23 am and Chicago 8:00 a m.
Palace Sleeping Cars on all i* Night Trains.
JBaggage Checked Through. '.
JMO. S. OABLAiTD, Gen'l Pess'r Ag't.
J. D-HEBKIlf«B, Qtn'l Sop't.' «nay21
"'LAND ACCNCT.
Heal Estate Column
HENDBICH & LAJNOE,
OSoe over Fir*t KationalBank, 9. E. Corner ol 7ourth and Vain Street*,
•Terre Haute, Ind.
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Abstracts of title furnished, Lctot oegotiated, end Money invested.
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CITT PBOPZBTT.
Vorty lioti ia liinton'* Addition to Tarre Haeu Soute and lot, east Ohio itreet, Souse and lot. in Kctf a rrei n's Addftition, Home aad let la Sibley's addition on 0th (traet, Hon*e and Tot In Be*e* addition on 8th *treet, Hons* and lot on Poplar, between 6th and 7tb (treat*,
House and lot on Horth 8th, between Cbesaet and Linton street*. Two bnsiness Bouse* on Main itreet
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BERG'S
UNIVERSAL RUSSIAN HEALING SALVE I This valnable remedy £ee efected InnvaMrable cure*, aad haa gained fer itself' great rapatetlon. Tbe discoverer of this delve has epplied It with eminent sneeeeein theutandeof oases during the Crimen War, aa* ha. eared dan(*rons! 1-." woaad*. in many eaee* o«aaidered aortal. isj-f
Mr X. Bus is th- sole peeeaeeor of the vain-
able secret of makiax thie Salve from his «p«rience la nsing it
I" Strop*
and the saoce** at-'
tending ite applieatloa there, he he* beea indueed to attod tea it into the Cnlted State». IT IiBI,irT» PAIH:
Those who have won ads, bruise#, cut* of all kind*, or core*, Telons, Scratohee, Moeqnlto Bite*, Froet Bitten Joints. Sore Lips, Chilblains. Children's Scorbutic Complaints on Bead and Face are speed cured. It hae proved of great
It acta like maglo ta rsssoriag Boil*,
genulaa Unles* eoonterrigned *. venal Buasian Hsallng Salve. 2S Tork.
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advantage to ladle*, aad i* peoullariy adopted is lor gathered breasts, sore l*gi, Ac., through condaemeet, and other causae.
Tltipl—,. 'Jtlt
aad Outaneau* Diseases, and hae beea sacoees- tffi fully ased for Corn*, Bunion* aad sore Throat, by applying externally every evening before *H going to bed. iffivi for sale by all dranlsU. Price 960,, and yn-un SI per Jar.' Offleelfc Bow.ry,
V,Jf.6O0,None
280 Bo aery. Hew Titrt Jniy3dly