Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 July 1869 — Page 2

•EXPRESS

haute, ind

Wednesday norolng, July

To Correspondents.1

We neper notice communications sot accompanied witb tie name of {lie author, who must be made known to us if unacquainted.

Don't write unless you have something to say of interest to the public and bo •i brief as the subject will allow.

Write on only one side of tKe paper The publication of a communication is no evidence that the editors adopt its sen timents. The author is alone responsible for them.

Communications should be addressed to "the Editors of the Exfbibb," and not to individuals.

It IS asserted'that in case the Hon. Mr. Mobbii,of Maine, should receive the va cant United States judgship of Maine Governor Chambkblaxh will be the next United States Senator. Others think that Speaker Blaise is the "coming man" for this position.

EXCHAHOE mentions, as something wonderful in its aggregate results, week's work in Birmingham, England It comprises the fabrication of fourteen millions of pens, six thousand bedsteads seven thousand guns, three hundred mil lions of cut nails, one hundred millions of buttons, one thousand saddles, Ave mil lions of copper and bronze coins, twenty thousand pairs of spectacles, six tons of papier mache ware, £30,000 worthof jew. •lry,four thousand miles of iron and steel wire, teh ton* of pins, five tons of hair pins hooks and eyw, and eyelets, one hundred and thirty thousand gross of wood screws, five hundred tons of nuts, screws, bolts, spikes and rivets, fifty tons of wrought iron hinges, three hundred and fifty miles' length of wax for vestas, forty tons of refined metal, forty tons of German silver, one thousand dozens of fend ers, three thousand five hundred bellows, a thousand roasting jacks, one hun dred and fifty thousand sewing ma chines, eight hundred tons of brass and copper wares, beside an endless multitude of miscellaneous articles, ot which no statistics can be given, but which, like those enumerated, find em ployment for hundreds and thousands of busy hands, and are destined to supply the manifold wmtS"_p£ humanity from China to Peru

THXBE seems to be a wide margin for the spread ot

human virtue, and much to

be done before all the revenues justly due to the Government are collected. Judge Binidict, of the U. S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, recently created quit? a sensation by his charge to the Grand Jury, calling atten tion to the many and great frauds upon the revenue. .(The nature of a drawback claim and the papers necessary to establish it Were explained,, after which the Judge said: ''Numerous sets of such pa pers, as the Grand Jury will'see, repre seating sums of from $500 to $7,000 each are false, no suoh goods having been ex ported, there being no 6uch shippers and no such manifest on file, the bonds being fraudulent, the signatures forgeries, and the affidavits peijuries, have, within a apace of six months' time, passed through the Custom-house he£a,~been certified! have .then passed through the Depart ment at Washington anathere approved, and corresponding checks have been drawn and paid,every one or nearly every one, upon a forged endorsement, until the total probably exceeds ttie sum of $700, QQ0." The fraudulent withdrawal of dutiable goods ftom

^mrnrnm^mssmmsm

warehouses without the

payment of the taxes was also referred to, and it was stated that the loi9 from one uch warehouse is estimated to equal $i00,000. msmm

Thbbb is, from ^present appearances, every prospect of a failure in the crops of England. This has been owing to the continuous fall of cold rains, and the unusual backwardness of the season. Until within a few weeks, the general temperature has been even lower than it was at midwinter. "We learn from our late mail advices that even in those portions of England where agricultural products are generaly the most advanced at this season, they now show no signs what ever of development, and that in those oounties always considered ,tbe bee wheat-growing ones, not an eft of wheat was seen only two or three weeks ago.— It is believed that unless there should be warm weather an^l plenty of sunshine for the next few weeks, there will be little or no crop to leather. In a country like England, where so large a portion bf the population depends for subsistence upon the return* of the soil, nothing could be more disastrous in its effects than a crop failure, but it Is a satisfaction to us to know that while theirs is so bad, our own was never better, and that we will have not only enough for ourselves, but suffi cient for England also. So long as our merchants will prefer English manufactures to our own, it is a good thing that we are enabled to pay for them in our own products, instead of having to drain tbe country of what little coin there is in it. This failure of tbecrops will insure to the benefit of the United States in a peculiarly marked manner at presnt, owing to our own immense agricultural successes. It has happened, since the close of the war, that England has reshipped to us the breadstuffs sent to,her, because they commanded a higher price here than there. Of course, such a course was disastrous for, while we had to pay in ooin for our importations, we were also obliged to pay, tbe samekiod ef money for breadstuff*. This year the surplus of our granaries will not oaly pay for importations, bat to return us a handsome ooin balance besides. Every way considered, th® prospects of the country wen never more favorable than now, when Providence seems to have especially bleesed us in sources of material prosperity.

Thk JW«mat'« Journal

HKBZ

regards

TTBxlndianapolu

28th»!8®9,

G»a»-

ral BoesoBAas aa a man ofseuse, Mid

tlriritalie wflT tliowif by^eSlniag \h% Domination for Governor ot Ohio.

Sv£iS

v, 1

Journal

says: Sen'

ator MOBTOK has accepted the invitation^ of the Ohio State Central Committee to open the campaign in that State, and will speak on the evening of the 12 of August, at such place as may be designated by the Committee. "e

is what the New Tork

Citizen

(Democratic) thinks of the Ohio Democracy: "The Demooracy of Ohio were very short of material when they made up their platfrom- They exhibited the first gleam of intelligence we have had from them in years, in the selection of Rosecrans for their candidate as Governor, but.otherwise it is clear they believe the deldga is still raining IT or Heaven's sake let them come out of the ark,^ the shower is over long ago."

Tab flew England journals are indulg ing in gloomy forebodings as to the effee,. that the census of 1870 will have upon the representation of the several States in Congress. It is believed that the unpaiallaled growth of the Western States in population will reduce the number Congressmen from the old States, therefore a system of representation compounded of two elements, population and wealth has been openly advocated. The Providence Frets, in commenting upon this subject, says: "The West is superior numerics! strength, the East is far super for in Saancial importance. This fact will necessitate the consideration of the just basis ofapportonmentthat thesoction which contributes its capital to promote tbe material growth of the oountry, may not be compelled to be satisfied with a small minority in the House of Bepresen tatives, while the West, dependent, at least in the early part of its history, upon the favor and patronage of the East, may not have a controlling voice in Congress, and so distribute the capital which they do not own as to enhance itself at the ex pense of the rest of the country.' As the Constitution provides that Representa tives and direst taxes shall be apportioned among the several States according to their respective numbers of persons, no change can be effected without an amend ment to that instrument.

and

LETTER FBOM NBW HAVEN". *. K? iiutrsis* if.' .t il P? ".4 **4# Correspondence Daily Expreas.J

New

HAVEN, Cokh., July

22, 1869.

TH* CITT OF BLMS

is in its holiday dress, welcoming the hundreds of old Yale's children who re turn at the annual misnamed commence* ment festival to greet each other, pray "bletssings- hied" upon their Alma Mater, and witness the addition of another brood of a hundred to the already large family This brood is all hatched, having to-day broken the shell and safely come forth into the world. This hatching process takes place in one of the churches of the city,in the presence of the alumni,who oc cupy the body of the house, and of tbe la dies who crowd the galleries. A few of the brightest of the brood "peep" as they break the shell, and then all assemble on the stage and listen to a speech from the President, familiarly called "Prex," and wbi$h is made in Latin, and are present ed with the "sheep skin,'' a parchment upoii which is recorded, io Latin, tbe fact of their laving completed honorably the oollege courseof study. Said "sheepskin/ so highly prized, an&in some instances won with loagand hard struggles against poverty or other adverse ircumstan oes, is proudly and gratefully received. But these hqndrftd men will soon find that in itself it amounts to very little, and that the world will.take them for, what they are, and prove themselves to be," and not for What is said of them in an unknown tongue. The world's "£e^ee&-'.' mnat be won vHtfetafd b$«^«d .l«ngpatience, and this of to-day must be U9ed only as a stepping ston^i^^p, bigiM* ga$ bettor. New

the

most beautifnl'ef ilttet^ It nas otie etrfeet the sight of which alono would repay one for a journey of a thousaTTJ miles. It is as wide as any of..tha...s|rQat?.1..o£-Tarre Haute, andiawllned oa-Aa6h stele with the grandest old elms that ever grew, which spread their branches aboVe until they mtiet, forming for near a half mile a perfect arch, so dense with green foliage as to shut out the light of the sun. There are many other streets which in any other city would be considered rich and rare.

The chief features of the city are, as its name indicates, an abundance of elms which seem to grow here with remarkable luxuriance and beauty Us "Greens'' whi^h dot It here and there, all beautifully shaded with the ever present elms, and upon which the stranger comes unexpectedly in the very midst of the business parts of tbe city, and also where most thickly settled and its singular mingling of city and country. Besides the numerous Public Square ,always called "Greens" here, which do much to give one the pleasures and beauties of the country in the midst of the city, the real country lies very near. A walk of five minutes from the chief hotel of the city, brings one into the midst of a natural and dense forest. But the great feature of this city and that which gives it its character abroad is

THB COLLKQK.

As you go up the main street, passing one of the longest greens and the beau« tifully arched street, you come upon old Yale embowered among tbe elms. Tbe buildings are of brick, are old and without architectural beauty. In fact the stranger is always disappointed. In therear of this long line of eight old brick buildings are Alumni Hall, he library and the new art building, each of which is built of dark brown sand stone, and all are in the best style of architecture. Io time the old brick buildings will probably give way to new ones of stone and of more attractive appearance. The stranger says, "the sooner this is done the better but the graduate hesitates to sacrifice the thousand pleasant associations which clustajr around tbe old halia and rooms. A .cips%mate said it would be an outrage up«b tbe Alumni to replace these buildings by others. "Yes," responded

Aaotfaer, "we have been obliged to en-. ^."sp^We aev! dure the bed bugs, and it wguld be an out-

TH* JIHAXCB8.

There is a general impression that Yale College has immense wealth. The truth is that until within five or six years, her po»Ar^r has been her curse. Every dying man "wSodesiredtow in aname With the money he^lldi^ longer hold for his own use, or who desired to buy treasures above, at the last moment, or who really, and from pure motives, desired to put to a good use the money entrusted to his care and faithfully U3ed life, every suut ne seemed^to make his, will in faor of Sbine oflejtf J&&y£ung& CoOeg«C ui New England, and while these thus grew rich, old Yale strangled on in poverty. Few of her prof'. even at the present time, have a m.ug salary, but are obliged to depend upon income from other sources. But ':Withi»a few £e«M paBt it soeffis to haVecome Into the minds of some who hold the hag, that it would be a good idaa for the first of American

Colleges to have a little more money unt der her control. It will be along time, however, oven at tbe present rate of in* crease, before she will be in any danger of waging. f»t and kicking, I Besides the college proper there are in process of erection,a medicil school, and what is termed a scientific department. In the college proper, or academical depart mentthere are upwards of five hundred stu dents and in the other departments three or four hundred more. The necessary expense of the rtifular courseis from $800 to $80$ per year.

DIVISIONS.

-In the Academical department, the course of studj^ extends over a period of four year*. The classes at present are di vided into four divisions according to scholarship. Formerly the divisions were made alphebetically, but during the past year the West Point plan has been adepted. It will be gratifying to the many friends of young JAMBS Oaket to learn that he holds a plaoe in the first di' vision, and is, in all respects, meeting the highest expectations of those who knew him ih our public schools. He has now entered upon his sophomore year, .and is a'lowed to sit upon the1 college fence, position of ease and honor not allowed the Freshman.

It. was my purpose to give some .account of classmeetings, but this I must reserve for my next. WANDKBEB.

'4-' Varieties.

Mrs. Lander is 55 years of age. Pheby Cowans is studying law.

Ben. Butler is summering on Staten Island. Mrs. Charles Sumner leads the ton

Newport. Belle Boyd is in San Francuo, and is very ill. .?

Sprague is to travel South again in September. J.Fisk, Jr., is to appear as Han^let in his own theatre, I

George Peabody very seldom receives a begging letter. Mr. Colfax and Mrs. Colfax will be in Colorado in August.

Mrs. Llvermore intends to try to vote id Chicago the next time. Ex-Gov. Sharkey, of Mississippi, talks of removing to Washington.

General Magruder is reported as'acon vert to the cause of temperance. Junius Henri Browne writes European ^fetters for the San Francisco

Alta.

Levy, they cornet player, receives daily salary of $150 fer ''tooting" at Saratoga.

Jeff. Thompson, "the Swamp Fox," is a commission merchant in New Orleans. One of the sons of tbe Viceroy of Egypt' & shortly to enter as a student at Oxford.

The Michigan Central Railrod Company propose-to tunnel the Detroit river. Jeff. Davis's nieces, two young ladies from Vicksburg, are belles among the visitors at Paris.

Philadelphia is moving for a grand national jubilee, .on the centennial anniversary of American independence on the Fourth of July, 187€.

The New Haven "Joi/fcivtsajs the Yale students wio recently drew the beet college rooms made about one thousand dollars by selling out. „S!,

A number of planters in Lower Swan Lake, Arkansas, bare organized an immigration society, and propose to import about 3,000 Qlfcaman la tbe fall.

The'farm

'by

Larj

After prolonged and oare&l coatideration of the question whether Tale College skould leave its old site te gain a more spacious one in some other part ot New Haven, most of the Faculty of the academical department agree in thinking, first, that the propoeed change in location, if there #ete flnaanlal 4'iflcultke hi tbe way, wtfgioa the Wfcole to* adv«D tageous to tBe College bat second, that fiaancfal d!®cult#e»*»^-«o-great ai«i fo rmidabie as tradwtalting all bu.h»p?ln^gii qj

JIKSEY—The

ao ioAi«i~

ag#upon us for coming JfeeratioyL to j^jnes aaMhis year, fjf sot injured anipe them." There Jpe some "»ig too moolLfain cH' earlyifrost, bags' who dwell in tfceseiColifcgJigd. Inge as well as graduate from them.

vith grapes as $T

too macij^in or earlf-frost, the qaantii wall as quality of the Speer vintage a a S the Allegheny mountains, especially the Oporto grape, from which the Doctor's. celebrated wine is mule. All kinds of fruits are abondasfc—/fewarZ: ,(JS. J.) DdaW Advertiser.

ITIF 71VJ

Paoauaa—Columbus sailed "io 'lffie American coast in a four hundred ton ship, and first landed upon the Island of St. Domingo. Last week a vessel from St. Domingo unloaded in New York over four hundred tons of S Croix Bum for P. H. Drake A Co., of that city. This is but a few weeks' supply of thia article, which these gentlemen use tn die manufacture of the celebrated

Bimss. We are informed by an exchange that Msoar*. Drake ft Co. have not advertised a dollar for a year, but that tbe salea of this .article continue^ at tbe former enormous figure. ID 1864, the receipts of the

PlAHTATION

Ssvento

UaONOLXA.

best imi at half

PALUIB'S

BrrrsKa wer-i

ual those of the New_York & liew Railroad. j28 dwlw.

WaTEB.—Superior to the

"II* W AA MM^wU^vl 4V1 »W »UU

VEGETABLE COSMETIC

mianR nl

FRANK HfillOG

J. G. Saxe, the poet and punUer, looms up as the tallest man in tbe "Congress" parlor at Saratoga.

Mr. Stewart's new Fifth avenue mansion will be occupied on his return from New London in the fall.

Senator Cole thinks Mexico the place for the Chinese. They have all the virtues the Mexicans lack. ,«

Princess Metternich recently paid a dress makers bill of $240,000 for one season in Paris.

Mrs. Maggie Mitchel Paddock has not abandoned the (tage, bdt Will star In November.

Jamea Buchanan .was arrested for disturbing a Democratic meeting in Virginia recently..—

The graduatH^f Dartmouth Allege who died during the last yoar numbered twenty, and their average age was a fraction over 66 year.s

mSdtf

I: Bartfet "Wl^gio,

ofStratbam, New fiLunphire, baa never been deeded. It has remained in tbe same family, passing by *rill from father ta son, ever since it was originally grant cd by the Cretan1

coin a used by jewellers.. They prefer 4t on a®count of the uniformity of alloy, wjtfch never varies appreciably. The mint bare •ary Jn purUy to tbe extent of three thousand Chs and over.

91Bij fi

.peoit'f -t"

vU .03* OTa -r. ,11

TION is the sovereign balm for the smallest pimple oa the face, aa well aa the most distressing cutaneous disease that can afflict any part of the person.

NEW Beautittinq AGENT.—All dentifrices had their draw1 hacks until the salubrious Bark of the Soap Tree was_ brought from the Chilian valleys, to perfect the fragrant Sozodont, the most wholesome, reliable and delightful article for the Teeth that a brush was ever dipped into. dwlw.

lr TOU do not feel well, you send for a doctor, he calls upon you, looks wise, sucks the head of his cane, scrawls some hieroglifics upon a piece of paper which you take to a drug atore, and there pay 50 cents to $1,00, besides the doctor's fee, for a remedy nine times out of ten, not half as good as Judson's Mountain Herb 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, and see for yourself that they are one ot 4he best family medicines compounded. They cure Headache, Indigestion, Biliousness, Janndice. and all Female Irregularities. Give the Mountain Herb Pills a trial, Sold by all dealers. dwlm

Phalon's Paphian Jbotlon

Itor Beaatltylng the iSHIN aaC COMfLKilOJI

Beaoves all IBUPTIOHS, FBB0KLES. PIMPLES, MOTH BLOTCHES, TAM, etc., aid readers THE SKIM SOFT, FIAB aid B100MIN6. fer IADOS la the NVB8KBT It Is laTslnfchie. For eBNTLMHlf afterSHATlKti It Mas ao equal,

mPHAPIAN

til

lUTIOlt" is Ibe only reliable rem

for Diseases and blemishes of tbe SKIN.

PHAMIX'S "PAPHIAN BOAP" for tbe T01LKT. NVBSBBY aad BATH, will not chap tbe SUM. Price, Cents per Cake.

"FL.OK DE MAYO,' "FLOB DE SATO.'

cuts. 9dwlj-ot«rra

N IOH STBAM BAKEftl, CANDY MANUIAOTORY, AND

O S O E

BRO

Msnofsotorera of all klnda c'f

CRACKERS,

BREAD and OAKES, PRETZELS, and Domlera in

On Lafayette St., between Canal and Depot,

E E A E INDIANA ^Orders left at Julias Mleesen's, No. 10 norih Mb street, wiltbe promptly attended to.

EaTingpntln 8TEAM we are tnabled to meet •II orders In our line promptly and with (atl«fac t!ou, and nil tell at tbe lowest rates. j*20dtf

HM.

SMITH, Chemical Dye

Woiks, Second itreet, bntween Mala and Cherry, Joining the Stewart Hou«e. Dyeing In all it branch"*, such «s Crepe Shawls Blbbons, fills of all kinds, Merino and TeLaine Dresses Onrtalns, Plnmes, Laos, Velvet. Parabola and Fringe*. Particular attention pal

QITY TBBASUKEE'S NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the Delinquent List for the year 186S, 1* now ready for collection, and •11 persons indebted to the City lor Taxes and Delinquencies will take warning, as 9.II Taxes and Delinquencies most be paid before the 1st

Angult or the property against which the taxes •re assessed will be sold for *ald Taxes and Delinquencies. MABCUS SCHOEMEHL, jjldtf City Treasurer

Jy/JERCHANT TAILOKING.

IbaTe jnst received and now open to Hie in ipectlon of my patrons and the public in genera tM most desirable styles of Oolored

Cloth Coating, Cassimere and VESTING, make op shades, wh'eh propose ORDSB hi Tie latest and he«t

FITTING STYLE,

On short notioe, Cheaper than they can anywhere west. Ptenle call on

FEED. SCHLKWING,

199 Main street, Metropolitan Block.

JJEMOVAL.

BAILBOAD AGENCY.

I have mored my office to McKeen

Paddock's

Mill, where I would be pleased to see my old (Heads and customers. Through reoeipts jgren on shipments of preface toaU Kaetwrn Cities. All Bali, end Kail Ml Water rates a* low, and time aa quick and competing lines. Grain in bulk shipped to Hew England towns without change of cars.

AND THE VIGOR restored In four week*. DR.

\fANHOOD lfX OF TOUTH re

filCOBD'd ESSENCE OF LIFE restore* manly power*, from whatever canse ariVng tbe effrcw of early pernicious habits, self-abuse, impotrscj and clintatat KlTS **J at oncatst^imsidsrhl

tr r,. medicine,Tf taken rwularly accordfn?*to ibe dl^uantltl es Of nited States gold ¥ettioa* (which are ^rj simple, and require no

restraint frem Sosineea or pleucre.) Failure Is impossible. Sold In bottlei at 93, or four quantitks in om for S9. To be had only of tbe nils appointed agant is Antics, H. OKBT1ZBN, A3, i«s*M, cor. of ISth street. N. T. d*X8

rVISSOLUTION OF CO-PART-HXBSHXr. Notice is hereby given thai the co-partnership heretofore existing nuder the name of White a Burnett, as Grocery awl PntMm dealer*, 1* tbh day dissolved by mutual ceoeeat.

J. C. WHITE. OEO.J. BCKNXTT.

A11 those Indebted to tbe above flra are rtqnettto caW ted eetgi WtaellateTjr #111 still oonfinM ourth aad Choily stieet, and will eottUKlf Orcos»lt,

Tbe mad«st£ri*a

J01

Pnrriitot*, c.,At.

JAC. C. VHIXK-

lerre Kaota, I8C9. .* jj23

y»^yi

ADVERTISEMENTS.

Baiknad pene^JeTtn dnjfT fn New Tork to S«^ Franclt-

The OM Went ft was (be Kew

West mm it noslare

wrikd in o«r

nowMition of KX HtRDSOS'S "Be^padihe ffliwiasippi"

^rUitn tictra to Smmmer cf

1S69,

with new Text, pew nr» ntw IHmtratioa^ 6*9 ftsw, SIS Eagnrl^s a«d-be anst accurate Sspm tt»e world.

Don't attempt to sell other books, old matter, reha.hed and copied^un««' r«w nraK* SdFtM origUai, aoa^li*» fr.n 1857 to 196«. Seed tor Circular* which will teil the wbole story

W BMSCa CO.. To'edof _or Sltt-

TLETOS CO.^OlAruinttl, Ohio.

Arortiatic

Plaxtatiox

«Por the Delicate Skla of ladles aad tblldrea. Wkib Bf ALL DKimMn.

$10,00 PES

BiT

OUlRAJfKED

itwu to sell the Hoxe Sncrm.c Siwuto MaCHT5B. It mak"* tbo LOCK. STITOI urn on Bars LIDEL, b»* »h-u d«r-frtd. andt, «qual in e»tr» res to any shewing Bla-hine over iarented. Price $25 Wurajwlfjriyewi- 9end for circular. \ddresa JoHSBOi», CliKK A Co.. Boston^ Mass., Pittsburgh. I'a,. or St. Loais, Mo. $9 A Day for all. Ad Jest A. TOLLMAN, N.T

HtiErr SHOT Warbakted To »hoot clcse and kill SO yards. Price, 93.&0.— H'adted—Arov Guns and BeTolTers. Mend staoD for price listBifles, Phot Gnns, Berolvers, to JOHNSTON'S ATTN WOKK.3, Pittsburgh, Pa.

1?HPLOTHENT

thatpayt.

For particulars CO., Brattle-

JCa sddtee* S. M. SPENCKH A boro, Vt.

IPjouwanta

LOCK HAVES, PA.

MKSSW. LIPP AB Pittsburgh, Fa.

Gents:—\VISCOTTbeenAKEWELL,

tare using jonr makeot Oang

f«*j in onr Mi l, and ftnl them, in point of quaiitv, Bipenor to any we have ever need.— Your*, io. SOAW, BLAFCHAKl) 4 CIO.

Lippeucott & Bakewelis h.d

Patent Ground,

Patent Temper,

(STAJXPEUi

I A

!A¥S.

JAMESTOWN, N.

LIIPENCOTI BAKEWKLL:—We have no trooble with your Saws thoy don't nteJ to b» iintd up with paper we put them on tbe jHaudrel aod they go right along.

Temper perfectly uniform an! quality unanrpass d. Kespecilullv, CI1AS. A. FOX. LIPPBNCOTT & BAREWiLL, Manufacturer* of Circular. Mulay, Hill Gingand Orose-Cut Saws. Chopping Axes, all chapes.— Oolbuin'a Patent Axe. shoveU, Spades and Mile's Patent Covered fiouop.

handsome pre*ent, address with

stamp BICE & JUani^ei, Box33ST, Boston, Has*.

ASK yonr Doctor or DrnKglSt for 8WKGT QlTIJIISfli—it equals (bitt*r) Quinine. M'f'd by F. bTBAH«S, FAUtt a (JO., Chemists, New Tork.

THIRTY YBARS' ot'ihn

Experience In the Treatment

ihronlc and sexual Diseases.—^ Phymio-

gicdl Vine of Marriagr.—Tbe

cLe^pcSt* boos ever

published—contain ng nearly 800 pages, and ISO fi..e plates and engravings of the auutomy of tbe human organs in a state of health aad disease, wi'h a treatise on early error*, ltsdoplr.blo consequences upan themiud and body, with the aut..orVp!aa of treatment— thi oniy rational and snccesalul mode of cure, as shown by report of casae treated. A tru hful adviser to the married and those contemn ating murriage who entertain doubt of their physical condition. Sent free ot postage to "any address on reotips Of 25 cants, in *tamp- or postal rurroucy, by addressing Dr. LA OKOiX, No. 31 Malilea Lane, Albany, N. Y.— Theamhor may be conrolted npon any of the diseases spun which his books tKi&t, either person»l! or by mail, and medicine* sent to any part of too world.

MANHOOD.

A MEDICAL ESSAY OK THE CAUSE AX CUBS OF PBEMA TV RE DECLINE IX MAN

tbe Treatment ut itervo andi^hysic^l Uetn.Hy, Ac

There no member of Society by

will

O E 1 E 8

wtern

not te found useful,

Medical limes and Oaaette

1 to Clean

ing and Befinlahlng, witboat dasagiog th» crlor», snch articles as Crepe Shawls, Silk Presses, Merino and DeLaine l3re»3PS, Broch? SiawU, mhnnrs Shawl*, Cleats. oarpto and Piano •era. Cleaning of Qeius' Uja-i, P«nts and st* neatly dan 6 mZOdlm

this Bool

whether

en eft

the relation of Parent, Preceptor

perion holdi

Clergyman,"—

oeiit by mail oureveipt of fifty c?nt«. Address theAuthor, Dr. E. ieF CUBT1-, 222 F8iree, Wnahington, D.C.

by the Metropolitan Gift Co.—Ca»b Gifts to tbe Amount of 8500.000.— livery Ticket l)r«w» frtze. 6 Cash Gifis Bach 52^,000 10 JO,000 20 6,1X10 40 1,000 200 20 300 HO 60 Elegant Bo.^ovroud Pianos... Kach 5300 to 876U 7i Melodeou* 76 to 10U •3f0 Sdwiug Mochiu^s 60 to 175 600 Fine Uold Watche* 75 300

Cash PiiZfB, Silvrr Ware, Ac., all VALUED AT $1,000,000

A Chance to Draw Anp of the ubvre prizes

for 25c.

Tlckrts escribing Prices are scaled In £n-t-lopos and theroughly mixed. receipt of 25 cents, a Scaled Ticket is drawn without choice and sent by mall to any address. The Friz 3 named up It will be di-liveiol to tto ick-t-holder on payment if Oxs DOLLAB. Prices are immediately Si-nt to any addr.ss by express or return mall.

You will know what yonr Prize is before yon pay for it. Any prize may be EXCBA OED for auotber of the same Talo». SIO Blanks. Our pttrenscan depend on loir dealing.

BriERENCES.—We «*lect the following from many who have lately drawn Valuable Prins akiadiy permltteo us to pnolishttiem Andrew J. Barns, Chicago, $10,000 Hi jlara S. Walker, Piano, $£00 Jatnes M. lUnttbews, Detroit, 85,0L«0 John T. Auiirews, -avannab, 9^,000 M'as Agnej Elmtnons, Charleston, Pieno, S600. AVe publish no cami-s without iermisilon.

Opinions of tbe Press "The firm is reliab

and deserve iheir success."—Weekly

Tri-

laae, ATay 8. "We know thrmto be a lair dealing firm."—N.

T. Herald,

Way SS. "A friend of

oors drew a 3500 piis^, which was promptly received."—Dail) A'«tn, Jane S. Send fer circular. Liberal inducements to Agents. Satisfaction guar .ntaed.

h-very path'

age of Sen lad Knve'opt* contiln one

CASQ

cirr.

Six Tickets for $1 )3 for S2 35 pr $5: ilO for 516.00. 1 1 All letters should be addreased to %.

1||L

HiRPKB, WILSON CO.,

m2i«4t 17S Broadway, N.T

MILITARY CLAIMS.

1»AV1» S. DASAL»S(W,

Military Attorney, Notary and Claim Agent, Regalarly Antborlzea and tlrensHI, Office—Farrington Block,

AT.

JAMBS H. TUBNIB. A*l.

E. Corner Public Square*

..a.iai

si r*

-v

C-h

Fr STAUW, Fte*T DOOR,

TERKF. HAUTE, ISJ»,

Pension Claims Prosecuted, Arrears of Pap Procured,

BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,

SW Rafor to Merchant Bankers au dteisens generally, and to any on« of ihe thoiuasd wboae claims have been obtained by me. fl9TAlI Invalid Pensioners not rxwpted, or not having pasted two Bi nolal Examination*, mcst be l.t^ilofi Sept-4,-189^ Tlity elicnld be Ijejj-e on that day.

?j*^d»rtf

•». P*«Al,T»ON

QOAL AND WOOD.

D. C. HTSttABD A3i» AliLiAM BABEICK Having forned a partnership under tbe name of Stttnkard A Uarritk fnr tne **ie

Coat aad

Wood, jm&H iMpaotiaUr assiMw the pnbiic ffcarHWT wiJt ep Conatantly oa hand and lor sale at laweat nts, all ad* of Coal at wholesale and ratail.'also Wood for tb» fall and winter trade. Offise at No ?5 Bnntin Hoote, Terre Baste, lad. Ail o.der« for Goal filled promptly A sh*re of the pnblis p»trooag» is respectfully salicited.

MB. BABBICK also waald Into-ia tin public that ba lntead* to Open, at the Coat Office above Itaiard, a General Co loctioa Agency

ATTORNEYS. I»in—WimT'—

M. 1

g. BT^ arKK,

sar30dwtf

Attorney at Law,

AX»

ao.

Vegetable Soap.

PUBLIC.

Quaes—On auJta^Wnia.lkM ii4 Toorth Streets. eotSSdAwfim

BAiao.

JJAIRD & CBT7¥t,

Attorneys at Orricn.—Ho. S3 Main 8treet, up stairs. M1WI

Wm. E. McLBAN,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, —AaiS— GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT,

Terre Haute, |nd. Oma.-So. Mi Mala Street*

PHYSICIANS.

j. Youtm »35

PHYSICIAN and {SURGEON:

OFFICE—West Side Paklis 9«aar«, (Fosjnerly ocoopied by Br. Cartia.) Call* attended to night and day. National Hons*.

KEEP KOOL!

Iee Ciiests, Lager Beer Coolers. Ice Pllcliers,

Ice Cream Freezers, Bath Tabs, all sizes, Toilet Setts at 1300. Bird Cages, all styles, and

In abnndanoe, which will fea. sold lew to pay onr rents. Call at

... „i-r

BALLS,

JQRBSS MAKINGS.

aM Plates.

Hammered Plate Glass for Skyligbts. ':-j Floor*. r: Colorod and Ornamental ClrarcttCHaa^"1 Fluted Glass for ConseryatodeB.- A*

Every Size and Thiokess,

By theorlgtnal case, box,or singlelifhtjsquar* or cot to any Irregular shape. maraSaW

gTONE and MABBLB WORKS

WALTER & EPPISfiHOHSSll.

Steam Works and Shops on OQCBBT St., b* tween yth and 10th, near Mala For specimens of our work we aefax to Destine'0 Block. su2ropolitan Block, Cory's aad Baca'* Buildings, National St.UBank, «*W fosiof&oa, ate Qregor'sand Dealing's Monusaents, Ao.,)Aa.

^OODl WOOI I WOOD I WOOD!

T«o hundred cords of seasoned Oord Wood for tale. All orders left at the "Early House, West Main street, or at John

Mo.

Farlane'a of

fice north Third.street promptly titled. KA.BLlYflOU9M—W. B. UMUU, Prop'r. desio-dly

MILLINERY.

J^/£LLLINERY.

Mrs. BUCKDfGHAlI Has removed to the corner of Fourth sal Ohio Streets, wbereshe Is no-w opening a fail aad complete stock of Spring style Bonnets, BttoMaa, Tkw ^rs, io.

HAIB aOODS—Constantly oa haad

choice assortment of Switches, Coils Victoria Pafbandall kinds cf Hair Work. MIM eall and *ee the assortment.

A TTENTION RAIL ROAD

Xl OONT&AOTOK8. Wo manufactnre STABIi BOTTOM SCBAPIEfl from the moat approved pattern*. Tbey are large, but light, are easily AIM, and ran on the smooth steel bottom with tbe least draft. We are prepared to All orders for any aaafeer wanted. Wm. J. BAXiti ft 00.,

Eagle Iron Works,

Cor. 1st and Walnut ft*., Terre Haate, Ind. j*16- dim

FEMALE COLLEGE, M«AB CISCINHATI. -i

This well-known lastitatiea will commence Its Twenty-Brit year of itady, on THUBSE AT the l?th of September next.

The highest educational advantages enjoyed nnd«r a iall corp* of experienced aad approved Teaahera.

Extwarve ornameeted Oroaad*. Beantlfal Bnildinga with modern improvements. Elevated eituaiioi, overiookiag thenherb* of Ciaclnnati.

IM«i Oow beyond example. Tar fnitber iofermatloQ, or foT 0»ta!egus, apply the President.

REV jr. c. B0BT, D. D-.

jytO-2£B*r«Siau

CoLLtot

jynroYA*.™.

lorn uuntioio

Has remoxed his Gunsmith Skef to Hack's new build lag, on Third street, ona door aorta of Yarrinfftsa Biock, -where he will be hippj to Beit all hi* old cuitomem aad as many new ones aa may maka cooTenlent to eall. aMtf

Tas

for

iiisaisQuoi

the col

lection of notes and acc uats which nay be fiacd i» his h«ed fcr collection, and hope* by attention t* business te nwit a share of the public patronage. "WILLIAM BABKICK. ia)943»

actutlTy enre* Oincor asl SferoKlMtniM•es of the 8kin. See fkpfti to t, B#-' cirty, and statements of Physioian* Inclrcalar, sent free on application to

CHA3. DoSort, Oa&«ralA«vat, 182 Pearl JTew Tork.

P. 9 Box 1655.

VtHMt'.

BUSINESS.

l:i

«tns.'

saw

i*i zv

BaMecca at jaSSdtf

JOST "KEOHViD, 3 4

Kefrigerators,! ,!Ulc ,a.,_

K.-

Mrs. W. eThEDOES Has remoTed her Cloak and Drees Making ertableshment to Naylor's new buUdixxg. on Ohio, between Founth and Fifth streets, where the will be pleaaed to meet all who doatre the most perfect work In this line.

Particular attention Will be glron, as heretofore, to tin latest styles. The most skillful assistants hate been angagad Wedding Costumes, Ball and Party res sea Ladies and Children's Oloaks and 1TB**SS mann aotnrod with promptsea* and dispatch. JlStf

Q1TY FIBE INSUBANCE CO. OF HABTFOBD, COWH. 'i

IlirCORPORATKD I84»C1'

CAPITAL, A8SKT8,

|U«,M0 $412,00»

C. T. WEBSTER, President. .tt re. GEO. W. LESTKB, Secretary

R. H. SIMPSON, Agent.

WINDOW GLASS WARE-

YY fiooas.

BEHJAMIH H* 8H0SHA1CK

JTob. '205, 207, 209 and 211 N. 4th 8tf"^

PHILADELPHIA, fa' It 1 5 Importer of .-~- French and English Window^ a

French Plata Glass for Windows. Frenbh Looking 61

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p&st iv-Y*

tZtV

mmW iWfcS V*.

Sm*

teste.

.*. t-i —IT

~ew ot '1 -4K "1. au»

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•i'kt s&l tplraS-'fe

uxysvjtfi*?

u- ha .sjfi! f-U i*a if X-x a

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•'hf'b

It befeoeves the business men

of Terre Hante to be up and

stlrrlig for theSunatr Trade.

Competition Is Italy, a^l If yon

dont pub your business, it

will pnsb yon. Tbe best way

to pnsb yonr business is to ad

vertise It Judlelonsly. Scatter

Cards, Clrenlars, Hand-bUls-

Inert pointed adYertlsements

li tbe papers—keep yonr name

and occupation before tbe pub

lic eye. Advertise!

c:i

.'.sV- 3

Stone Bonding Work, Italian Marble ant

Scotch Granite #[QrLum$i#| 1

I-"' ISTd* SJ

Marble, Slate and Iron Kaatell, Orat««.

THE EXPRESS JOB OFFICE

is supplied wltb every deserlp*

tlon of type, and prepared to

exeente printing wltb dlspateb

and at surprisingly low rates

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OHIO.

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lUStTRANCE.

co*

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THE WORLD

•j T'TB*

ivatioival

OP TBI

States of America

I:#J

mmm b? spicial act »f com

CASH CAPITAL $1,000,000

"At

BfUtfoa OfrUi PHILADELPHIA.

OFFICERS:

OLARtNOlH. OIOXK, Phll&de'phia, Prtsldetn. JAT tt)OK^ Ohahtsan Flnanc* and Kzeon Commltlie.

HIKRT D. OOOKMk W»*»ingtoD,

s« §3ils

r&ASCIS

lfil Dlredon.

'-v*4

ft.

ii*r0%m &

$4 'ttifli

(«.

and •»•.'«I *i c-tt

c! i-Si* a a«

1^ -.»? a, o.

V.' ~.-s

BiroU B08INB88, WHAT

AdrertisiDg, of Caurse!

THE gVHMSR TBADB,

M2 Totvnt West-

jtr

«ir -r 4

'L.'j&k

Vice-Presldsnt.

BMKB80N V. PUT, PhlUdtlphi*. Secretary ttd Acttary.

SHITH, M. D., Phlladtlfhia, V«d-

ITH, U.D.,

A. in tba if rat TES

Thu Oompaay Isined, MOMTBSof Its (Z|Stenc»

Isined, 1

Il*t»n-e

5,395i POLICIES,

i-%

IS80R1NQ .. ,.i

$15,142,800.

•i/L.

This Oompany olf«ri to Its Policy-Holder*

E E S E I

by Its Ohsh paid up Capital of Ona Million Dollars, and guarantees te lcsnred, by It*

JLoio Rates of Premium,

LAB«B DIVIBBNDS IN ADVANCE, Or a B*rrer*loaary Dividend of 100 per cent, by its

Return Premium Plan.

13*9

few GENERAL A GENTS.

lOftV W. EUU A

t9dwky

CINCINNATI, OBIO,

Qenerai Agun(a for Ohio and Central aad South ern Indiana.

J* A. FOOTS,

Aflttt for Terre Haate, Ind.

RAILROADS.

INDIANAPOLIS A ST. LOUIS ILK.

SUMMERi ARRANGEMENT.

mm EBKiSS

TRAINS BA1L1

0^- i. .. aitwnnif

Ttrre Haute and all Cities

tun*i

Condensed Time Schedule, May

1&, 1869

i""1'' Dally Ivtry Day except Sundays. Westward. Mfghtez.' Fast ex. Mi|tbt«x. 10:80 am l:llpa 1:19 IS 1:90 am

Terre Haute, leave 1U0 6 8# Mattoon, arrive 1:47 am 9:19 am

l!rt» 19:19 Wf 1:05 pm 6:i0, 6:4a a :&0a 8:4^

Tolono, Chamimlgn, Chicago, Oanu-alia, Oalro, Pana, Dcatur, \ltoa, ''i St. Loals, »la. Worth

and

D.IUCBK1MBB, Oan'lftap't. ma^St

pbope*tt. fc

forty LoUimLinMB's A4di4on to Terrs Hants House and lot, east Ohio str#t, House and lot. la McMnrrali's Addltitioa, Hoaoeand lot In Mbley'saddtloo on #tb street, Howes and lot in Base's addition on Stb itreet, Hooee «sd lot on Poplar, between eth and 7tS streets,

Hovae and lot on North Bth, between iIhsbI aad Linton streets. Two business Honaee on *iau. «tr-"«

OODNTT PB0PE1TT

Farm ef 89 aoree In Hooey Oi»fc Tbwnshlp, 179 aores In Linton township. 3 Aerte below tba Boiling Mill, wees sidseanal.

JanWdtl

BBEG'S

UNIVERSAL RUSSIAN HKALING HALVE

Tbbvaluablert»d has cff-ci'd inrnairrtble car»«, aad h«S g«hi*4

for

it**lf 1 ntaf

IMIaa 8:48 00 a :M 4 60 9:05 a. 7:60

Wp fcuOan 3:35a a li:00a i:iWam 6:60 pm 6:34am S:lt pa •:ita 4:0Upa

9:S0 am 4:30 pa 9 80 am 9-Utm 4:46 9:16 am 6:3Up a 18.-IW »0 a a 3:14 ya 11:31pm S:10am ll:'J0k 6:U0 am 11:00 a a lK:l8aia Moaattitao. 1":35 a 10 36 a a lv S6 am

Mo. H. B. leave PaciflaB.B. Macon, artlve

Serton Cliy, Kaisaa City, Leavenworth Lawr«ae, rcpeka. •t. afph, 12:00 Oaiahaj 7.oo«n 8:10 7a0am

12.06 im 12:uO a 8:1! a 19:0V

Aeaonaodatloatrlln lw»es lerreHaat*dally, exceptInaday, at 4t06p a, arrival at Mattoon 7:35 a, Tolona 1:83 a

Chicago 8:00* m.

Palace Sleeping Oars on all j'® NlgbtTrains. Baggage Checked Thrbuyh.

JSO.

8. OAK LAN l, Oen'l Pau'r Ag't.

LAND AGENCY.

JL.

ZlA.:

Real

Emtate

Columa

HENDBICH LANOE,

oya JFirat National e*nk. 8. E. Corner o' ,, xonrth and Mais Streets,

Abatracta of title furskbad. gotiated, aod Money invested. FOR SALF

Lc\n» oa-

tvpata

tion. Tbe dUcore er of th 8»It« Jum appHed with emlnrni snscess a th,a-anl» 6f c.« da. tag tbr C-latern War, an h%

eir*1

tageroo*

wooads, inmaa?oacet eons'dwM saortal. Mr K. Bne I* th *&!• p-Msessor of h" v*h ahle secret of making tbl Halve: fi«wbi*XM" HeBre lo oiiog It io Eoro^e arid th* luueli t-aMag It* applieattca tbe'*, l» -aa ke«n Mar«d io intr-jdaoe It Into the {7ait*d Sute

IT C.ELICTX-) PaI2 Those who bare »oundr, brili-s, n'f it kindv.or s#r»s,

rToas,

^etag to bed.

feev' *"*l

Vox

'.C-C vl

StSi'k-V f*'r

aaJe by all drnggls!*. Price 3Etr„ Me. and II per Jar. OOee 2CO Bo vary.

"if' -'S

ft nil

*fi .a

Herat cb*, west to

Bltea, PrortJWiten ^olnt*. 8 In •,MI|wln«, Children's fcorbntjc Complaints un ll'ad and Tec* are

Sff*tn« c«*4. It ha* fnrte« of great

advantage to tadks, *nd a pecol'atly ad'Mftad lor gathered

brt—u,

e»r» le^, 0e., tkreagfa etm

Snemeat, aad ether canso*. 'fi0**

rIk*

"aglc re»»vingBolls, Plants*,

aadjCnua-Mu Dis«r», mso ha* b«ea h»w fnlly aa*4 for Cor**, B*akn* aad (or* Tbrvef. bf applyleg exteraally evrry irreniflz b.

lor*

gauutae «nles* eonntersfned

Moae

t. BMBO'S

•ersal Bnssian Healing Salve. 34C Boery, Kew -lork.. jalySdly