Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 July 1869 — Page 2

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who most |Qipf to ui if un^quainUd. Don't write anl«w you have something to My of intoraat to the public and brief aa the aubject will allow.

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Thb bill for the punishment FJt5uc '^liba, recently before the Canadian Parlij meat, ptoyitjef^h^,. tlj£t^u?fonsijipdi promise of marriage of a chaste unmal ried woman shall b# punished by impriy lament for two yra&, brtt no S'oti victioin shall be had, in any case, "on the tes mony of the woman seduced, unsupport by oth?r evidence, norMntort the lndi j, ment ia found within two years afl the offense." The object of refusing to tfreoalf* the woman's testimony is concltt sive, is to prevent the innumerable easis of prosecution, ty designing women, sinister and mercenary purpoaes

One day last week the flsg-ship of the United States South Atlantic squadron the steamer Guerriere, arrived from Bio ^Janeiro. Stowed away upon her gun deck, rendered as comfortable as possible, to be sure, she brought home some fifty destitute and distressed beings, hailing originally from, Alabama, and professing ~~to belong to the

ante-bellum

Confederate Kosts who followed them abror4 again followed them homeward BUGKnuusai exclaimed, the other day, upon sight of our Stars and Stripes floating in the breeze:—"Ah that is the old flag sfter ail t" eda his words find an echo in every bosom holding an Amerl oan heart, eveh though thst heart wSs once estranged h* rebellion. The South needs all her ehitSj^b^ ^d the children hurry to the land of their birth.

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lngijone 30th, Bud published.

side of the paper.

The publication of a communication itsi

one responsit

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and nj|t

the Editors ofW fcxPBBas,1' to individuals.

Revolution

aerioualy urg^

that women be "put on tbjt police |orce|"

SbcbbtabT BbiMO* witt take recreation by visiting all tlje navy yarda along the Atlantic coast. S will make hia cruise in the

'^Xkiil^

TaUapoom,

breathing invigorating sbU breezes, «qd

after* the naiinntereaU of tlje

dotnttty at the aame time a commendable and pleasant way of transacting busin"in tb* dog-days. The example is wort ^pf imitation. 5mv ToHtv"!

ohivalry.—

They had emigrated to Brazil "after the "victory at Appomattox had made the cause a "Lost Cause," in the full determ nation never again to return to the "sui ny South," unless thej could do so w'itl ^out bowing to tho cottqdfrors.1 ^e ri suit whioh all anticipated would folloW from such a misguided and reckless course —for thay were not the only paHy thnt tried the experiment of expatriation—has earned, f^ie tame'paragraph which tells of their return, quaintly remarks, "thay are entirely out of conceit of Brazil."

The fact of the matter is, the few Southerners who attempted emigration to the farther South, or even to Europe, haVe discovered that' it wouldn't do. The majority—the vast majority—of them have already returned," and the remainder are on the point of doing likewise. In deserting their "own, their native land, tfecy but gave birth to those thoughts and longings in. thei* minds which Scott So btautifallyand melodiously put into verse The rebel cbieftikiq* who absented them selves at first, with one or two exceptions, .:''are all here and the rank and file of their

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Most of our timid and. peace-loving people hftve been sorely perturbed by the annonncements, published from time to time, that Andmw Johkbon, of Const! tutional Veto and Impeachment memory •was soon again to play a prominent part in public life, as United States Senator from Tennessee. These portentous inti mations have reached the home of our eeoeatrioaad loquacious ex-Praaident, and his fellow-eltimnisl haiten tb deny the truth of ihi ]»iortj ^rhey were manufactured to Johnson's order, no doubt, as he understands matters of that sort probably as well as any man living, and a shrewd advertising agent. fertile in expedients and persistent 6f purpose, was lost to the world when Mr. Arouw Johnson became Alderman of Greenville. A leading conservative Republican journal of Tennessee, saya that Mr. Johnson's help the present gubernatorial Campaign in that State is not needed, and ''that the absurd and malignant harangues which heia now making are calculated to do much mischief.'' It concludes this explanation by saying: "We cannot close without

Tdeclarin&

for the satisfaction of our friends «t a idihtance, that there ia not th» smallest danget of Mr. Johnson ever being gent again to the National Senate from this Suite. His public career is at an end forv ever, as he will himself ascertain in a law weeks. The people of Teooesaeeare not yet maa enough to feel interested in needlessly getting up hostile relations be* tweeo themselves and those at present in *qpow« Id "Washington CMty.'

And so the self-styled preserver of the Ooaatfation, dispenser of stars, disturber of the South, and wrong-headed gogue,

far excellence,

ia repudiated in his

own State. The Tennesseeans evidently have a just appreciation of their ex-alder-man, member of the Legislature fto.-i-Having by their aid swung arodnd thS oirde «f official preferment, it is flftlhg .that, fej their aeisUaoe, hft ahotUd be eent off at a tangent into the obscurity of ptta* ttfc, where we hope kis days mav hexMnyandquiefcr^-^

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the -jew ead-

"has baen nude up receipts, reduced to

$50,000,000 lew than the revenue of Great Britain." Ofr population is about 12,1)00, 0j^g40 per centgreatj

against $183,000,

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can public revenue the amounts raised ^y

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50,000,000 more*"8f taxes than the people of GttMfc SrftKlttf While if we wefe

Y«rk g&UU&MMof

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accepted,, and

opiniota

that the vast value of our telegraph syi^teli%is liefer fiiaftfftal than upon the 20th in|t--j»hen the who|ej country as' informed that upon tljej

"the President took a stroll along ti|e beach after breakfast.1** But

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waaif qothingXp the thrilling fact tli^t "Ex-Senator Thomas Murphy sent his

{|tJogg

along the ses-sbace^' Then follows thja valuable aod intereitibg statoment: "B very few' recognized the President,' being alone."^ Good heavens 1 the ^ei dent of the United States acctuallyalon If Mr. Murphy's team oan thus secu: for Gen. Grant a short season of precious privacy, yre. beg, its.owner to present it, coach, horses, and all,to:tbe Pr.esident.4It must be a swift span, which can run away from the toadies and bulton-holerl

xJStle«.nings.

Our Democratic friends in Ohio ale preparing for the approaching electionwe read of jail deliveries in all directionu

Building operations in Providence, R. I, are unprecedentedly extensive. Fh Churches are being completed at an a gregate cost of $316,000.

It is said that Slewaifts" ambition in purchasing Bempe^ead plfins is to affo: a splendid country retreat far tha bi families of New York#

Thb joke of the season is the compla of Pittsburg) that the smoke of the Fojt Wayne Railroad locomotives deposits soot on the flowers of Pittsburg.

Ben Wads says the "Chinamen nev4r repudiate a debt." That accounts for tl Democratic hatred of the Celestials—th^p wont make good Democrats, a

A dox has been shot in Minh&sbta wit ti a fine pair of ahtlei* The women's righ advocates quote it as an argnment in jo tiflcation of ocoasional "horns.'' :„.yj

Onk of the afflictions which San 7rai cisco is now suffering is Chieago butte Four car loads were

scent

fouler.

there recently,

The San Franciscans weakened. Fowlkr is o.o.w United States Senatr from Tennessef. If Andy Johnson so ceeds in his aspiration, .we shall still bai a

jaw3

An exchange says that a "iriule'driv* on the Miami canal provsd to be a youti woman, who took this meftos to kee) near her lover *4 "This is rough on the lover.

An exchange has an article beaded "The Secretary of State on the Atlant Cable." Rather damp qtlarters, we should say but aaheto'a Figh, we suppose Be cao stand it

A BDUOK is out that the Government has been negotiating with Spain for the independence of Caba, and that Spai a will soon stop the war and concede the Government of the Island to its peopU

It is estimated that 3,000 wotneh New Yorlnmi toplo^ed fn" the" mahufai ture of linen Sod muslin goods, for both male and female wear, and that 500 are engaged on collars and cuffs^ at from $2 to $26 a week. ,i .a i1

The election for Representatives Congress and the State Legislature in Alabalma comes of on the first Tuesday (the third.) of August. There is no Con servatiye party, there-r—the Republicans have their candidates, and the Detnocrajs a A

Thk findings of the military commis sion recently sitting at Jackson, Miss', for the trial of Yerger, have been forwarded, -under seal, to Washington where the proceedings will be reviewed by the proper authorities before the de» cislon of the court is made public.

In the .North, the Democratic party being out of power, make war upon Chinese emigration, while in Kentucky, thp Republicatf~pSrty being out of power, seek^ftitea by a similar warfafeT^Politics may^fin Ihe^aliftory and practice of gaitieriQg..votes.

The speed with which the noble lords came down to the foot of the throne on which popular sovereignty reigns, is as interesting to the people *s it is humiliating to them. The lords of England will soon be as famous there as the first families of Virginia are here.

Lowiil, Miss do6c not sedizx to have grown very much duriog the past ten years. In 1859 her manufacturing capital amounted to $13,908,000, against $18.1 660,000 in 1869. Her spindles in 1859 numbered 3d9,06Mgain«t 457,51 in 1869. Ten years sgo she produced 2,394,ooQ yards of cotton goods, against 2,328,000 during the past year. Other manufac turing towns of New England have grown largely.

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Th* Philadelphia Ledger stated that the "Champion Old Umbrella" of the country belonged to a gentleman in Rhode Island who has one forty-two years old. It has since jbe«n in formed of umbrellas of even m^e venerable age, snd i«p[lad to #ay that the «p|d Umbrella Chakiplohahip *1 rigfcf belongi to Philadelphia, a gentleman there now havtlt Ok* thajt,^i d^ W«y•fi**y#$S during that period hfcvft^'il. caped all len4ing peril*, and being now i» suohg«od 6oikfition thai it ,w8l pirab^ Rbly otiQast the century.

asuk! «r:ir ^T'TAti

"We doubt if the Spanish Bourbon party will be helped by the patroaage they are receiving from the Pi Though the Pi held all the Bou ed them all from

Thk English Lords having tested'their inabilities io-the utmost, in resisting the Church bill, were glad to agree to a suddenly devised compromw,*ich Commons obtain the substance of all they asked, and the Peers train a respite from

provoked, §»$i5«*po«p»l*i* later expect to encounter, f—^ *"T 11b. Sumkkk "evidently regards tie maintenance of strict neuUality in regard

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working out of the Alabama probl which is his specialcharge at presentsHe has lately expressed a most earnest

ti oh that question. Thkt evidently need a revolution ib Portugal as well as in Spain. A Scotch

asm

(stasia

years' banishment for teaching ProtestaQt doctrines withio hk own house- Portugal is the only country in Europe (Rome except0)j?lwi£ £jcj^4|^i#»ld now

A revolution is required in Porta-

occur. gal.

drive w«s,tak#»

W wVwj lDOj' WtfUiU got

fouled by the dirtiness of the polls. th«t^ic^d|d|efli%e^|. ^E^t|lr. Emjerson argues that, when women become

cC^pst^btti^ Pascal an$baUs,in which women can deposit their votes in the prestfelftfeEtf theSr Bdnl atf* ^rbtfcers and faih|erg What would the''unwashed Dam-

Steps have beon taken by tkfS #o#toh Natural History Society to celebrate the centennial anniversary of the birth Of -Humboldt on the 14th of September nex^.

The co-operation of scientific societies throughout the country is solicited. Instead of such ao-operatiofl as will confine the celebration to one city, it would be

bratiou will prove quite an episode in tbe "BStory'of such societies, and the occasiop 1^11 gpfn to oratory

A Clergyman Loses his Sight While ,s A singjlar experience recently ha] pened to Rev. Dr. Kramer, the rector the Episcopal Church at Summit, few Sundays ago he officiated in Be Stephen H. Tyng, Jr.'s Church, in th ctty. Whilepreacbihg he was staddeo afflfcted with blindness, and obliged to close the services before their proper mination. Physicians were summo among whom were some of the best listf in BewjYofk, who emqsin^i his ttflusuai and very peculiar case. It was cided that his eyes were in a very erit, condition, and that for a month, at Iea^ he shall remain in a dark room, whefa

KStf'A gregation. During the war he was cha| lain of one of the New Jersev regiment and afterward was assistant to Quarts master Gemral Perribe, at* Trenton.—i^.

Y. Times.

IdjbMMsil' »iv

W* find, a plenty of Qoticea of diyoroe cases In the'hewSpapers, but rather a rsmsrkable couple are seeking to be made tvmih i# Graftdti cbunty® N.3.Forty-four years have this man and wife lived togeth er. Fiftetn children have been the frui of the prolonged union and yet the podr pair aye asking tha .Court to do for tliem whatleath woufdf' 9b wtthiut any feSs presently. It is a question with ui

TrSuch"a caseTffie^iMeoftfrni

tation doese'ot in some sort apply. In fs«t,4f wa bad the discretionary iiower, ^[shpuld be tempted to say tqgjpe sup ptfiints for sipU-ation tl^t, aft«Wfving together for nearly half a centurythey mult try to wory through-their remaining days together. Fancy Mr. and Mrs. John Adderaon, my Jo-John, Sppiyingifor a divorce]—N.

Tribune.

AN EXTRAORDIJfAEI 0PEKATI0K.

The Wonders of Modern Sorgery.

From the Chicago Tribune,

Jity 23.]

Probably the'mdst astounding surgical ^pe?atioh' ^ver performed on the American Continent has recently been made in this city by -Dr. G. D. Bee be. The citctfmstances, as we gather them from the hul band of the patient, are briefly these: Mrs. J.

Child?, residing at Lee Center, Hh, came to this city on a visit, and was stopping on Sangamon streA. Whiter then she became aware that an old rupltlre, from which ehe bad suffered from time time for several years, was likely to give her trouble, and summoned medical aid. The physician first called. regarded it a case of "wind colic," but his treatment not relieving the suffering of the unfortunate woman, he was dismissed and Pr. L. Dodge was summoned, who, recognizing the true state of the case, requested that a surgeon be called and Dr.' Beebe was accordingly sent for. A careful examination of the case revealed the fact that the intestine involved in the rupture had already mor tified, and to allow this to remnin would inevitably destroy the woman's life. Hi therefore, decided to remove so much 01 the intestine as had undergone decompo sition, and, by securing the extremities of the sound intestine, to restore at length the natural passages, and thus preserve the unfortunate lady's life. Assisted by Drs. L. Dodge, J. S. Mitchell, and A. G. Beebe, this dangerous and difficult question was accordingly performed, and four feet six inches of the intestine were removed from the patiaat's body, and may be seen, preserved in alcohol, in Dr. Beebe's office. 'Die operation completed, the abdomen was carefully stitched up the patient enjoined to preserve perfect quiet, 4M»d to Abstain from solid food.— Thirteen days have now elapsed, and, as-

totiisbing as it may seem, the good la baa well nigh recovered, being now *,..

Wtat wBi sot Uie surgeons d(/n«xt?

Daily Advertiser.

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Passaic ytoeyards of Dr. Speer have Bever bWK" so loaded' with grapes as tbe •ices are thi*:$#ai? IE not id}ored by too much rain pjpe^riy frost, the qaantity as well as quality .©f .the $peer vintage will exceed aovtbiog heretofore east of he Allagnif&^nopatdiis, especially tba I gtafw from whileh the Doctors eelebrated wine is aaade. All kinda or fruits are abundant—Newark

OHflB'S ttl5TIXUTB! -A 'i otica ft hereby given that a Teachers' Institale for Vljo oounty %n| fca MdlatfcaChv

w*#cr thp 'VpvrfatndiBOi of N

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A BU&r m»n is a locomotive, Mid life track. Every night he drives into

tra

maey waya

rmwiin "pa?h Mimtr

tbe houae," and stops. Every morning and one diiwiioD is routine physical oi

Jicatekind

iron locomotive needs constant care, and

of everything which is necessary to

ecooeHfiics

Maanolia.

WATB.-~Superior to-the

best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. 10-dwlw

tou

dibri

do not feel

l#^e

hieroglifics upon a piece of paper which

Pills, which is only 25 cents per box.— Do you think the former the best because you pay the most for it, if you do, we advise you to use just for an experiment, the Judson's Mountain Herb Pills,

iousneas, Jaundice, and all Female Irregularities. Give the Mountain Herb PillB a trial, Sold by all dealers. dwlm njn r» on wrn^ii

Ar Beaitliytag the i8KIR aid COSFlMlOl

tot

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tke TdlLKT.

B¥ aa* BATH, will bm efaap the SliN Price, Cents per Cake.

A MKW PKHFUHI FOU T( KXttltimn, MBMAW MiLON SON,NEW! gists. .1 roa boM e' i«d

Xj JSbe OANDX HAM?«AOTOBr, AND O S O E

FBjjKHKUriO

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Mumtecturenvf all Undiot

ORAOKEB8,

BREAD and CAKES, Stx# WD PRETZELS,

Having pat in SXEAJtf wa ara enabled to maet an orders I In our line premptly and with •atlifactlou, and wll aell at the loweat ratea. Ja20dtf

i.i M. SMITH, Chemical Dye Wotka, Second atreet, between Main and Oherry, adjoining the Stewart Home.

Dyeing in all iti branchx, aach aa Crepe Shawl* Blbbona, 611k of all kinds. Merino and Delialne Pruiai -CBrtataa. J?lawaa, I«aoa. Valaat, Paraaola and Fringes."Farffccilar attention pail tb Cleaning andB^lWSfc^t^at MWfepg the col pn, •acbj.riiclefl Crepe Shawls, 3llk Dreue^ Merino and PetiatDe Uressei, Broche Sbawl#, aihmsre Sba\*U, Cloaks, Carpets and Piano vers. Oleaoiog of Genu1 Gnats, Pants and sts neatly don m20dlm

ITY TBEASURER'S NOTICE

Notice la h«raby^ tan tbat thaBellnqnent List for the year 1868, ia now ready for collection, and all persona indebted to the Oity lor Taxes and Dellnqnenolea will take warning, aa ail Tazea and DeUnqnanclea must be paid before the 1st of Aagast or Ik* proparty against wfatfch the taxes are asseaaad will be aold for «aid Taxes and Delinquencies. MABCTJS SOHOKMEHL,

Jyldtf Oity Treasarer

J^£ERCHANT TAILORING.

I have jnat received and now open to the in•paction of my patrons and the public in general the moat desirable atylea of Oolored

Cloth Coating, Casslmere and

VJESTINO,

Tn all shmteS.' whlch propoa* ts tnaktf tip OBDIB in the latest and best

FITTING STYLE,

On short notioe, Oheaper than they can be anywhere west. Please call on FBKD. 8CHLBWING, mBdtf }9? Uain street, Metropolitan Block

JSL

JJEMOVAL.

RAILROAD AGtfNCl. 1 have moved my office to McKeen A Paddock's Mill, where I would be plaaaed to see my old frlenda andoustomers.

Through raoeipts given oa shipments of pr»dnca to all Kactarn Cities, All Ball, and Rail anl Wafer Mites lislow, and tIAia as quick a* and oompeting lines. Grain in bulk shippvd t" New England town* without change of cars.

JAMKSfi. TOBNItB,

A*t.

Tl/TANHOOD AND THB VIGOR Xu. OF TO0TH restored In fonr weeks. DB. BIOOBD'S KS3KN0B OF L1FK restores manly pe9taa. from Whatever oasse arisingthe el&eis of early pernicious habits, selp-abnee, impotencjr and olimate, gire way at once to this wonderful medicine,if taken regularfy according to tho dl rectlona (which are Tery aimple, and require no restraint frem busineee or pleasure.) Failure Is impoaalble. Sold in bottles at 99, or fonr quantitlea In one

for

COAL.

gULLIVAN COUNTY Belacnow prepared to llrao Ooanty Ooal, wbich ordera far Salto the Brazil, for all dom«a^cl®lm6d to be eqnal llyer to aDj part of thoJ^y0 PJrPMe-» ordor atoffioe of K. e/*

cU^»

ley, or J. A. Foot's made

aBraDgeBentto

coal:

(N. J.)

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all Information!^

w^om

fiare

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orders, and *ive

olfidtf regard to the boslaees. J. A. MORGAN.

MoFABLANB Is now selMna the l»eet

yola r* .aaarta 1 Inferior article «nb« purchased. Those wish-

ux uuw mnu| ,fl« »K5eI

ole of SiTer Ooal, aereened on tbe widest ^.aaartevan la Tigs coanty, at aa 1ow«Sgar« as

Uf( 0ftoe

lo^ed the freedom of her room &rj^ I "V^oOotfhty ^res," ^r 'addrAaseatj'boi ganerous diet, wbich is heartily,Tetished

T,rro

Haute, win receive prompt att»n-

prompt attonaa)(17dtf

TilSSOLUTION OP CO-PART. MKBSHIP. Notice ia hereby given tbat theco-psrtnership Aawtolm elating undar tte MMro{ JFhite A «Grocery and PrtrvWo* aeatots, tw» day dlaaolved by mutual cense 111.

J. C. WEITK. OBO.J.BCBNBTT.

tkaaa indebted to the above arm are rtqowt•d to call and settle 'mwrllately The undersigned will still continre at the old ataad, corner Fonrth and Cherry atreet, and will fcrks"^^, t0,VcflDe "*°rt"ent

Terre Hantv, JolySfi.HSee.^^'

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QHEGABAY IN8TITUTE.

ENGLISH ana JFRJE NCH.

^gsg^5t?iairafay: sfentlyspokan la tha TnsMtatu. BtADAMK D'HEKVILLT,

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MENTS.

edition of BICHAXOSOH'S

aawVafa, I nfllxjaew I lEv

tntion*. SM Pa^«a, 216 EB(T*Tia(S aaS tte isst sccawfe Msp ia Uw

rehvhed ud Mfiai uder nc«r ubm 'ScllU* original, complete 1§S9. Send for Circular! wbich wW~tell the wboto •tory.— Addrtaa B. W. BL188 & CO.. Toledo, or NETTLKTON *CO.,CinclftT»t1, Ohio.

Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

^Fertte Delicate Skta of Ladles aad ChlMren. itOLD Bf AULDKOOfiim

$10^)8 PSK MI«VAKAMTUB Agsata to aell tha

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j&n. WH readers FLUl aa* BLOOMlNti.

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Per LADIES la the NDBSRKf It Is Invaluable. tor fiKNTLKMB N aflerWkTLN dB baaais e«aai. "PHAftAM LWZHtH" Is the only reliable re* sir for Diseases aa* hleaitshes ef Ue 8EIN.

Lippeileott & Bakewell's

Patent Ground"1

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Lifpencott

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and Dealeri la

O E I E S

On Lsbyette St., batwaka Oaaal and Sepot, E A .qasdo Ilaa 11 INDIANA. Ord*r« lsft »t Jalfa* UImmu'B) No. 16 nort£ 4th (treat, irtllb* promptly ettandad to.

with your Saws thoy dou't nee.l to be lined up wtth.pa(Mr we put them on the Mandrel and they go right along.

Temper perfectly uniform and quality nosnr pasa«d. KecpectfnUv, CHA3. LIPPENCOTT & BAOW«LL,n!M Mauuiacturers of Circular,,Hnlay, Mill Gang and Gross-Out Saws. Chopping Axes, all shapes.— Colbutn'a Patent Axe. Bhovels, Spades and Slile'a Patent Oovered Scoop.

Istampwant

you a handsome preaent, address with Kick A Mani.it, Box 3367, Boston, Mass.

ASK your Doctor or Irngglst for SWKKT QUIKINK—It eqdals (bitter) Quinine. M'fd by F. bTEABNS, FABU A CO., Chemists, Ne\r Tork.

•fflHlKTY TEARS' Eiperlenre in the Treataaoit A of Chronic and Nexual Diseases.—A

gical Vieu

found vteful, whether tuch per*on holdt

the relation of Parent, Preceptor or Clergyman,"— Medical Timet and Gazette.

Sent by mail on receipt of fifty cents. Address the Author, Dr. E. Ill F. OUBTI*, 2SS Street, Washington, D.O.

by the Metropolitan Gift Co.—Cash Gifta to the Amount of $500,000.— Kvery Tleket Irawa a Vriase. 5 Cash Gifts Kach $20,000 10 10,000 20 6,000 0 1,000 200 203 300 100 60 Xlegant Bosawood Pianos._ Kach $300 to $760 75 Melodeons 76 to 100 3S0 Sewing Macbinta etl

500 Fine Gold Watches 7S to 300

Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, Ac., all VALUED AT 91,000.000 A Chance to Draw Any of the above prists for 35c. Tickets describing Prize are scalso

ly snnt to any address by express Or return

mail. tou will know what your Prize Is before JOB pay iorlU Any prize may be kxcbanoed for auother of tbe same valn*i Bio Blanks. Our p»trenacan depend on lair dealing.

BEFERENCES.—We select the following from many who have lately drawn Valuable Prlzss and kindiy permitted us to publish them Andrew J. Bnrns, Chicago, $10,000 Mirs Vlara S.Walker, Piano, $800 James M. Matthews, Detroit, $5,000 John T. Andrews, Savannah, $5,000 Miss Agnes Simmons, Charleston, Piano, $G00. We publish no names without permission.

Opinion* of the Press.—"The Arm is reliable, and deeerTe their snccoss."—Weekly Tribune, Afay

"We know them lo be a fair deal

ing firm."—N.

|9. To be bad oqI* of the aole ap

pointed agent in America, H. GBBT1ZBN, 93, 3d Avenue, c»r. of ISth strtet. N. V. de28

Herald, May

28. "A

Agents. Satisfaction gn ago _of Sealed .r.uteed. Kvery pack

*fs contain one cash oirr. it for 82 35 for 56 110 for

His Tickets for 815,00. All tiers shoulj be addressed to

HABPfiB, WILSON CO,

"^^t 17S Broadway, JT.

MILITARY CLAIMS.

DAVID S. IHNAI,DS0S,

Offleer-Farrington Block, N E. Corner Public Square, j^SruM, Fw», t-la -it-. i*. 9iup-.tr Pension Claim# frnscculctV, Arrears of Pay Procured,

ing to lay in a supply should look to their interests, and buy the beat when it is as cheap an poor article.

BOUNTy MOSEY COLLECTED,

aw-Beferfc. VerchMt. Baacerft a¥rCIM««na generally, and to any on* of I tie thoit^nd whoas olairae hare been obtaio«d Ny aw, •»"AII Invalid Pfnaiorers not exempted, er not having passed two BHnalal Bxaminations mast he.s^aiDed Sept.4, 1880: Ta-y«hoa1d be here on tbat day.

pOAL AIJD WOOD.

p. C. flPrnfKABD AJffl *n.LUll Il^c| »»r'n«nWp Under tba name of Stnnkard A Barnck for.the aale of Ooal and wsati respactfally susncs to the pnblic that they will kr«pconstantly on hand and for aale at levest rata*, ail kinda of 06al at whotaaale and retail, alaonood

jel5d}m

•mstS

woai ajo a irt 1 --~i7

far

..W- BABftXCK. alao woold 'afwat the ssblic that be inteads to open, at tbe Coal Office above named, a Oeaecal Omlaction A*eocy

H.BLAK]

Sbuttmc Sewiks 1U-

CHiNC. It'makea the liocx Stitch Alki on sora udec, laa thesodec-feed, aad li eqaal in avarf reapvet to any Sewing Machine

8H0T 6CMS

Vhploth I:ST thutpcyt Mi address 3. M. SPENOSK boro, Vt.

far

WILLIAM BABBICE.

ia 'is

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M'*»r «i v*t ?-.« 3 «".

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Price $25. Warranted for yoan- Send for otrcoUr. Addreas Jowaoa, Clakk A Co^ Boaton, llaas., Pittsburgh.'Ta,. or St. Lonis, Ho. $9 A Day forall. Addtsa* A. J.FOLLMAN,N.T

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AtAtrney «aao GENERAL

0*11 a attended National

WMBAMTM

To shoot close and kill «0 yards. 1 PHee, $2.50.— Wantfd—AruiT Unas and BeTolrera. Send stamp for price list Bifles, Shot Gons, Bevolvera, toJOaNSTON'SGOH WORKS, Pittsb»T*h, P».

it maa wtn

For particulara A OO. Brattle* •MM! Lock Sivr*, Pa.

Uissrs Lippi»oottABa*sw*u., Pittsburgh, Pa. Getili:—We ba*e beea using your make of Gang -j3a,wa. in our Sti'l, aud Snd them, in point of quality, saperior to any we baTe ever used.— TiuW.Ab.-- BHAW,BI.A»0HABD£00. isiis 3

Kef

fe^Iee Lage

»*a

Icc

?Ice Bath Toilet

,ft

Patent Temper,

fetltOJHl ll—SS 7t«i

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vjxtnf 'A

,..15

I A

leehmenl tween Ton

be plsaaed mor* tfc Far tic

SA.'W^T

fbreto tn

Bake well:—.We Uave no troable

Fkynoio-

Marriaffr.—The

cheapest book ever

published—containing nearly SOC psges, and ISO floe plates and engraTings'of the anatomy of the human organs in a stats of health and disease, with a treatise on early errors, Us deplorable consequences upon the mind and body, with the an tbor'splan of treatment—the only rational and successful mods of cnre,:aa ahown by a report o( cases treated. A truthful adviser to tbe married and those contemplating marriage who entertain doubts of their phyaiosi! condition. Sent free ot postage to any address on receipt Of 25 cents, in stamps or postal currency, by addressing Dr. LA GBOIX, No. 31 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y.— Tbeauihor may fee consulted upon any of the diseases upon wbich liis books treat, oithe personally or by mail, aud modicines sect to any part oi tbe world.

MANHOOD.

A MEDICAL E98AY ON THE CAUSE AMD CUBE OF PRESIA TURE DECLINE IN' MAN,

the Traatmant of JNervoos and Physical Debility, &c "ThertU no member of Society by whom Otit Booh will not be

a&int, d. deoSdlJ

Tem

Omoa.—Ho.

WiIBMOir,

irtWWWDr. Cartla.)

rirrsiGiuff

orncK—Wi*t (Forraerlj««a iikt

Baaidaac* at JaSUtf

Btjles, aad

Bird

sold l»w to W

Okllat

I if abundanoa, Shich win car rents faoa 01U ap.

J^BBSS MAKING. asua

hsr Ooatt andVrasaXaklac iiullu. an Oa !iaytor's new btildlng, «a and Tifth streets, wbara anal all who dealt* tha moat Hne. atteatias will be givaa test atyiaa. llfnl assiitaDt* havsbaatt a

Ball sa«- JNttr

Them

ildrsn a Cloaks a»d promptness andviapatch

Ladiea aa

QITTpIKB INSU^ANCHCO.

D? HABTFOBD, ^OH#

INWRPORATKD 1847.

CAFITU^pj -tt ji WM|i

AS8H«» j, 1 1* 0.

t. 'Vrw&TtM?

yraaiieafi®

0®0 WiL*8tlCB, BecrsUry aw

R. H. SIMPSON

TONS! and MAKBLB DKKSi

WALTI1 & mm ffiSlH

tWJO jJlstws-"-'--"' aoqit mi 1 io-f

\u nolaiqo s:"

Steae MMing Work, Italian

Scotcli Granite Mcpment

Narble, Blate and |Iroii

175

Steam Vfrks and Bhopa on tween 9thsnd

10tl(oarwork

in Xn-

velopes and ihoro'ughly mixed. On receipt of

cents, a Sealed Ticket is drawn without choice and sent by mail to auy address. The Prize named upjn it will be to tbe tickst-holder on payment of

ONEdelivered Polub.

Prizes are immediate

aaar MalnJ

For apeAaaka of wa Block. Jtkxropolltan Block, Bnlldtnga,jtfattonal[8tate Banlt He Oregoraand Damlng'a Von *0.,

OJDi WOOD

imOD

Two liindred oorda of I for sale. $11 orders left at Waat Mai Strati, or at Johil fioe •orthlhlrd atrectpromH •ABLBV HOOB®—W. B. £j daslOnlly

ord Wood ly flouae," 1 Srlaaa's of-

U. a, Prop'r.

MILLINEl

Mr* BUCK! Has remo*dto tha oornerf Btraeta, wkereabe la now op pleta stock^rSpriav atvla Bd

friend of

onrs drew a $500 prixe, which was promptly received."—Daily item, Jane iJ. Send fer circular. Liboral iRrtnrnfo"

Vvth and Oblo [fall and con^bbaaa, Fip«-1

choice Puffs and 41 kinda of 1 and see thstaaortment.

prep**# to All

wanted.. Cor. Ht iad Walnatc

Victoria

Ladlea csll

A TTiSTION -AX. OOHlBAC We maaiftttara BTSXII from the mat approval large, but At, are eaall aasooth atjel bottam #r are

ilOAD

DM BOBAPIB8 *as. They ara aad run on the *att draft. Wa aay number t400.,

Work a,

Haate, Ind. Jel6-dlD

0HI° snd it 'inrir __

This well-Lrwn laaUStftartl eomaenoeiu1 Twenty-flrsffear of st^ ,#iTBDBaTAY tb«

of Sept4aber,nezt. ehlfhsa education r.a fallmfpg of ey hers.

lAth of Sepl Tbe' nndar. Teachers.

KxteaaiviimsmoetS Buildlnga rltnatlon

modern 9

Piicaa For ftu

•i

'beyond

apply to jyJB-Stn

ui inform tl reaident BfeVf

ALDfiOK

.third i_ I *k, wberj

the fall and

winter trade. Oftae at »o. SS Baetla Boaaa Terre Haute, Ind. AH orders for Ooal tlkj premptly. A sfeare of the pnblio satnssis f. risjjectfnlly solicited.

the col

lection of noiee and accounts wnlcli

plaoed ia hia haad fer collection, and honM bv proaspt attaatioa Ubsalneas ta nam a aW. I, the public patronage.

baowpn Distrlbutli artistlo

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DOW-GLASS Bouac. b«8tn«ss

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III He SHOE

Nosi 20^207, 209 and 211 NJ

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PHILADELPHIA.

Insportar of

French sia English Window*

French ftte Glas* for WindoM French looking Glass Plates. Ham moral'Plate Glass for SI r%hu. .. .! ss

wn.

Colored vd Orn'Bdi«llUl Ohu lifilass. Fluted GhM for OoBMrtatoi I Everf- Size and Tl dien,

By thaori^iialcass, 'box,or alngl ^LsqUan" or cat to aiy ixrasnlAr shapa. SltMla I

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LEGE.

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tag»a enjoyed, approve

pal.

iom ute»I( Hasrasaav I hi. building, rfhgton'a aHhlaold •ayasaks

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AdrertlMl

testified wltt even 4eserlp-

exdtf pritftog with dispatch

to.

Bn*l{lnrprisliigly low rates.

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5 3 9 to

fIJioan'i •titThis Company

PER^EC

by lu Oath paid up atid gttara)

of Course!

Loiv Rate

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TIADE.

Or a Beversionary Pi

Return.. Pi

le te iwrop attfl

los. The test way

business is to ad

jidlclovstf. Scatter

itrealars* Bwd-Wlls—

ted adcruseBents

ifatioaheHire the pah

GENERA

Ullvelf.aid if yon aedwly

-l'-1 BdJ

Trade

JTS'.if

General Agents for ern Indiana

3:39

a as

Mo. B. B. leave 3:80 am 4^0 p.» ^iafta^u Pacific B. B. 9:15 a at ISSf ff Macon, artlre 8#0

St. Ziaepli, 12:00 8:15 am 12:00 Omaha, 171.0" 7.U0am 8:30pai 7:1 dam Acooamodatiou tralA leavta Tare* Hauto dally,

except Sunday, at 4:55 m, arrival at Mat toon

tlort'type# ABd prepare® |0 7i36pm,Tdloeal:83a maad0hloa(o8:00a nt. I Palace Sleeplif Oars on all Night Trains.

Bagyage Checked Through

J. D.ilEBKlMBB, JSO. 8.

LAND

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Agant

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Terrs Hants, lndt|

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RAILROADS.

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INDIANAPOLIS 4 8T. LOWS B.M. ?4!

SUMMERj AitRAN&EMJE&T*

0 TltOlIGH Eim Tltm IMIii O

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ma ,uia Vf a dot,: ~f Jtilii tt«ai

Ttrre Haute and all Cities and Toivtw Westr

Condensed Time Schedule, May

Dally Bvtry Day except 8u ndays.

Westward. Might ei. Baal ex. MtebS«B. Tsrra Haute, laava 11.lo 6 36 am H:30am Uattoon, arrive 1:47 am Mlaa lillf'M Tolono, pai JS l9p,s» 1:23 aat Champaign, "1:06 pm 1:05 pm ):S9au Onioago, 'MflflrJS:iOpa 0:44 pat 8i00a Uantralta, lt-.60am 8:4tpm 8:46 pm Cairo, +tO0pai S.-U0 am 8:00 a IS V. Paaa,

M-W

D^cstu* 'W

a« 2:M m.

Dfl:Wa•

t:80pqi 6:60 tt

Alton, il«p« fcWim 8t. Lonis, t:86am 4:00 pm 50pn via. North

al Ukd S.a»« as

Jefferson City.' 8:10 11:81 3:16 am Kansas City, 11:00pm 6:00 a a 11:00* ia Xieavenwqr^»,,. 1S'16 am 0:30 am 12:16 am Lawrence,

10:35 10:85 am 10:80 am

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ACCNCY.

rf l. ..

HENDKICH &

Ofloe over Flrat Nation"' Voart,'

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