Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 July 1869 — Page 2

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Editors of the

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spective opponents—not to say by each other. Uk"Z*

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ture question again that is, about the proprietorship of the land formed in front of the city by the deposit of the Mississippi river. Many years ago there was fierce and protracted litigation over the title to this property, which was finally ended by a compromise confirmed by legislation. Becenlty the question has been reopened by the Chattanooga Railroad Company seeking the tight of way over

Sournal.

The school law provides, section sixth,• that "in case of a vacancy in the office of Trustee, the County Auditor shall appoint a person to fill the same, who shall aa oath and give bond in the last preceding sectTon and said Auditor shall report to the Superintend 'dtffit of Public Instruction the name and post office address of each Trustee."

The law was framed for general application and has reference alike to the 'School Trustees of "incorporated cities" and "incorporated towns." It would

curs. Does the Journal still doubt

'iA'f

Political.

Thx

11vote

''H Thx

Philadelphia Btttteiin wickedly

puts an extra "i" into the name of the Democratic candidate for Supreme Judge, 'and calls him "Judge Perishing."

bxxms to be conceded by editors and other folks that the women will get the elective franchise so soon as it shall appear that the majority of the sex desire It

ANiMosiTixfl MfSndered by the war and subsequent4iJ#li6al contests in Louiaiana are dying out, and the fraternal feel ins which prevailed before the war is ripOTy

Gov.

Pxasx,

of Texas, who &vors the

gonfst the selection of delegates on pro-

ffHiJowa Lenaocrats reaolv ed thattliey^ wotrtt

^h^epudUfcTiW

W. narar notice communications not dfcbt than see it made the for the I «n EirtmrdUDOn with the name of the author, aft of tj, they resolve in favor of repudiation, for

2S.n«ae of the author, establishment of an Bmpire upcm th» ruin« pailWQ Wiui wieuam

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Tery

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to individuals. I Tn Springfield (Mass.) Republican 1 presses great. apprehension that the Be" Ism New York Times very pertinent- I publican party of that ,Jtate^iUi its maly remarks that the "personalities" of the jor£ty ©f over, seventy thousand, will be party papers of Tennessee in the present I State election, all on acState campaign are disgusting. It does I

-'Hamilton movement, thinks that Ham ilia ton will receive nine-tenths of the guber-1 I Men, Women and Children Carried wo, natonal vote, and estimates the Davis

at less than lo,oooVs fcx .Uew Ybrk Tribune gives a neat «kpMssion to an often stated fact, whto it says that nothing bat rebel victory exhilerated the sham Democracy like a prosp^pt of national bankruptcy.

editor of the Burlington Argus

be»mirftcle.JsiT TKAHOC Tsx Oshkosb, (Wis.J Times, CopperhMtd, i»ys "the trouble With the

if ssid that ex-Senator Charles R. Buckalew will accept a nomination-to the Penniylvania Senate. The Pittsbarg QeaetU says It would be well if both ^jarties ^ould reinforce the Legislature 7 it of is so

HVOB McDxxHoTT,aolerk in the New Yodt Custom House, writes to Secretary Grlnnell, resigning his place in behalf of |t,e

Tbs

Citizen and Xouud Table (Depno

oratic) says: "Our Democratic frlendl of Pennsylvania must nesd a fisgellation Thqy have taken off their coats aod stepup to the whipping-post once more We hope the Republicans will lay it on Well this ttme."

InmMOroiP Democrats condemn

the course of the California Democracy

in assailing the Chinese. It is too late In ^the century to make distinctions founded on race. The Demoorats have done so %adly about Africans that they should

Wve Asiatics alone, s.' anion fears are entertained of a collisioo la Rut Tennessee at the coming •lection. The partlsians of Gen. Stokes -^boldly avow that they will prohibit the ltt«rebels recently unlawfhlly registered

Cromjoting. by force if necessary, and are

ftn&g for justice and morality" is the

aaaoooced motto of the Oaptain-Qeneral ^jYelexecution and ooafiacatiooi are, as «vert co-ordinate branches of the Spanish Wjtkovernment. It is said, that 1,300 Cuban estates have been confiscated,, bat this number is much more than can posaibly be available for Spanish plunder.—

Oonoarning executions there is less doubt. tS Sixty rebels have been shot wholesale in which, though a email town, ia a*»^Bancoa, •a old headquarters for frequent assassin* ation. ws'i

r"fiation®P

~f rinn.tiiational law and liberty.' That

Constitutional law and liberty or

tl*eJ K»P»M1»M

4 1 a

The publication of communication is I 5,238no evidence that the editors adopt itssen-1 theff timents. The author is alone responsible 1 delegated Congress is 148. xne forthem I the question of State government was °Comxnanic«tionsshould be addressed to 1

small, bpng j^hufcvo* aid 688

and not I against fhd prbfosiflotf.

0f tjj0 Btorm

not seem possible that ono State should I prohibitory law. It thinks it postmen out two such men as

Stokm

are described to be by their re»

of dissatisfaction raised

and giWjf however, that

Am*

je^jng

recent sudden

the enforcement of the law.

[may save the State from the catastrophe which is threatening it'. g"QI A :Jf A,:i

Thx

is excited over the bat-

offered to them bj riyal Interoiti. Th.Jtloo.ln Aogmt,OorwnorStevenson h.d prospect is that the lawyers will have a majorit^ of 88,678. another good time.

State election In Kentucky,which

I occurs on Monday next, is not likely to call out a very large vote. The only officer to be elected on general ticket is

S.ate Treaeurer. The Republican candi date for that office is E. Rumsey Wing, and the Democratic candidate, James W late. ^Members..of thb Legislature are I also to'be chosen. Last November Ken tacky gave 116,887-votes for Seymour, and 39,566 for Grant—a Democratic ma

LaoIR

is not certain that the Auditor nas hibits lager. The other day a large lot of

ower to appoint a city School Trustee.— I j8ger

is too much for even Maasscbu

setts. The law exempts cider, but pro

wa8

geized in Boston, but the au

thorities,

too timid to confiscate, returned

it to the owner, whereupon a poet render ed the case as follows: ^^aite back the virgin bser,

Whole and unbroken still No hand'of Nonstable here 8b»U tbta brown lianid splii. We love the faderlsna,

We lore the German vote, Se, comrade*, bear a hand, And gtre the beer tote.

Thx

seem to be very "certain that the County I tiia principal .duties is to pass the contribAuditor has power, to appoint a city I ution basket. A few Lundaya since, thin I gentleman came along with his basket to School Trustee, whenever a va

Topeka Commonwealth tells the fol

lowing "A Certain prominent legal gen tleman of Leavenworth, who has a fond ness for the popular game of 'pitch,has been recently elevated to a distinguished position in the Episcopal Church. One of

pew gued

wjth

'pitch' cronies, and, sha

king the receptacle enticingly before them, said, 'Throw in your game, boye throw in your game!' They did'throw in,' and the finances of the church was con siderably 'set up.' i| Jli's

Ah!this

beautiful world 11 know not

what to think of it. Sometimes it is all sunshine and gladness, aud heaven itsetf lies not far off, and then it suddenly chau-* ges, and it is darkaod sorrowful, and the clouds shut out the day. In the lives of the saddest of us there are bright days like this, when we feel as if we could take the great world into our arms. Then come gloomy hours, when the fire will not burn on oUr hearts, and all without and within is dismal, cold and dark. Believe me, every heart has Its secret sorrows, which the world knows not, and ofttimes, we call a man cold when be is only sad.—Longfellow.

THE MINNESOTA TORNADO.

lora

Demo-.anys

cratic party is that It has become nothing I

to its legitimate ase.!»M«. «i.i-'afa 'cr«.'o

liv tliA UTind

Away by the Wind.

Sank Centre Correspondence of tbe St. Clond Journal.] About twelve miles southwest from her£, in the town of Raymond, in Stearns county, was the dwelling house of a wellto do and respectable farmer, Mr. Richard Richardson, formerly of Rice county, in this State. At the time of the commencement of the atop: vv Friday night he and his family were qaietly enjoying their home, with others o: the neighborhood, who were stopping oyer night with them. About twelve o'clock Mr. Richardson remarked that he feared they would have a hard storm. Before he could arouse the family, or even make preparations himself, the tonado up on it or a to

crows lustily over a new baby in his vr, hooss, »nd says: "Another Democratic voter, when women's rights prevail in

War

hat dry bones." Dry bones are good aa I tince of a quarter of a mile the entire manure: let til put the Democratic pa^ty I house and its contents, together with tbe

to pieces and scatter about for a dis*

inmates. There were at tne time twelve persons in tbe building, the most of them up stairs asleep. It was a block or leg house, 16x24, one and a half stories high, well dovetailed at the corners,and pinned with two-inch oak pins. Mr. and Mrs. Bichardson-and ooeemall child alone remained in thi ruins of the house., John the oldest son, twenty-two years old, was oarffod thirty-four rods and dropped on the ground, so badly bruised and mangled that there is but lit-

h°P®

ij I aaAAtt/l SAh 14 vaaas aU mi honest, intelllgeat, maimed soldiers, v^ho, though unemployed, are able to fill hi* Cplaoe. Here's to you, Hugh McDermptt

_^8.

reco7,®ry

George, the

second son, 13 years old, was also carried thirty rods, and. had his right ankle tookep, the bone protruding through tbe Be*. He is also badly bruised many places. Willi#, the third son, three years of age, was borne some thirty rods, and burled to the ground so badly injured that he lived only a few moments. Two other children, little girls, were taken from their bed, twisted up in their bed clothing, and dropped on the opposite side of'the building from the rest, unharmed. &rs. K. received some injuries oa and about: the head and face, but nothing serious. This is about the extent of the injuries received byjthe family of Mr. R. Miss Anna^ll son,-a school teacher, stopping at the house of Mr. R., having some tMrs at tbe time had risen, dressed, and was sitting up when the wind struck the building. She was curried with the rest, mixed in with broken piecee of timber, boxes, barrels, cupboards, trunks, bedding and furniture, and the entire contents of the upper part of tbe house, thirty-feven rods, and deposited in the wheat field, She was so badly bruised that there is little hope of her recovery. liberty Raymon ff, 22 years old, eldest son of L. B. Raymond, from whom thr town of Raymond takes its name, was among the unfortunate. He was carried about the same distanae aa M. K-'« oldest son, and so badly mangled that he only survived a short time.— The scene at the boose when the daylight came is much easier imagined than described, Mr. B. being the only one left after the disaster to collect tbe dead and dying, and to care for the injured ones.— After looking for and finding the mast of them in the midnight gloom, it being very dark aod stormy, he proceeded to the 'fs ghbors to give the alarm aod procure assistance. All of the medical aid was soon on the road to the scene of distress. Drs. Oa&field and MoMasters, assisted by Rev. Mr. Stewart, were on the ground as soon as horses could carry them there.

ty-rthe wen

extraordinary 1 Here the Dead Se

working^ from which all Drunkenness is an egg

thnir principles'into the conventicn, yicag av taftatchflL TemperancepafQrwftt vigorously "r

What is lruiS'7—Wnat think. What is falsehood ?—What yoa think. Why was Noah never hungryr in the ark Because he always had Ham with

"Sal, what time do your folks dine?"

de^Uyoagoe^ or" When Is a youftg man's snf liWf* the Gospel? When it maketh 'glad the waist places.

When yon hear a man say "Life it but dream," tread on his corns and wake him up. Life is real.

Why is roast lamb ft proper dish at dinner of horse-flesh ?—Because it is eaten with min(t)ceJoes.

There is a young lady in this city so very particular about her company that she won-'t wear lo* shofes.***-

An exchange has an advertisement for a servant who is "plain cook, abl|.,io dress a little boy five years.jold."

A dandy inquired at a fruit stand. "Are those apples fit for a hog to eat ?u ""Try one and see^" Jaid the woman.

Frayer is not eloquence, but earnestness not of helplessness^ but the feeling of if not figures of speech, but compunction of soul.

A white boy meta colored lad theoth er day and asked him whftt he had uch ft short nosd for. "I specs so it won't poke itself ioto other people's business.

Tom asked an old "ten per cent" what he wanted to accumulate so much money for. Saye j%..fTou. can teke it with you when'you die, and if you

A traveler stopped at an inn in a neigh boring village, and finding the landlord and landlady fightiDg, cried out: "Hallo, who keeps this nousef The wife replied: "That's just what we are trying toLdecide." ...... ..

Our character as sinner* leads into the sweetest intimacies of the Lord of life and glory. As creatures, we know the strength of his hand, his wisdom and goodness, but as all the treasures of his grace and glory.

A correspondent at Clinton, Iowa,sends as this: "An Irishman in our employ gave birth to the following bull: 'Jabers Tommy, if I live till I die, and I dunno if I will or no, I want to see auld Ireland again before-r lafe Clinton."'

"Mike, can you account for the extra ordinary curve in this horse's back?" "Sure an' I can, Sir. Before the baste was your property she was backed ag'in an Irish horse that bate her all hollow and she never got straight since."

A gentleman observing a servant girl who was left-handed, placing the knives and forks on the dinner-table in tbe same awkward position, remarked to her that she was laying them left-handed. "Ob, indade said she, "so I have 1 Be Biased, Sir, to help me turn the table found''

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H«v J. ..ie1'

An invincible wit and punster asked the captain of a craft, loaded with boards how he managed to get dinner on the passage. "Why," repled the skipper, "we always cook aboard." "Cook

"Johh

Thx

could It

would melt." ht A person speaking of a drink he onae had occasion to indulge in, says he could not tell whether it was brandy or a torchlight procession that was going down his throat. "Prisoner, you have heard the com plaint for habitual drunkenness: what have you to say in your defense?" "Notb iog, please your Honor, but habitual thirst."

A yolTtig' man who was crossed in love attempted suicide recently by taking a dose of yeast powder. He immediately rose ab'ove his troubles like a well-Ar« gentleman. "What is truth?" The question was proposed at a deaf and dumb asylum when one of the boys drew a straight line. "And what is falsehood I" The answer was a.crooked line.

A lady was urged "By 'l&r friends to marry a widower, and as an argument they spoke of his two beautiful children. "Children," replied the lady, "are like toothpicks—a person wants her own.'

A young lady who was rebuked by her mother for kissing he* intended, justified the act by quoting the passage: "Whatsoever ye would that men should do unto you,_d.o you even so to them."

A little girl, worn out by a long sermon, observing the preacher gatnering himself for the introduction of another "point," exclaimed, Oh, mother,- he not' going to quit at all 1 he is swelling up again."

a board, do

you?" rejoined the wag." "Then 1 see you have been well supplied with provisions this trip, at all events."

Auber recently attended the funeral of a friend in Paris, and was going away after the ceremonies in church were over, when some one asked, 'JDo you not accom" pany us to the cemetery 1" "No," was the reply, "I go no further than this for other people's funerals it will bo time enough for the churchyard on my own account/' "The man with specs," who has been doing the Asylum at Flint, in tbe Detroit Widune, says that the "anniversary day is always looked forward to by the blind inmates with a great degree of interest." Off the same piece was the remark of a benevolent individual, that he was "willing to take a man's word as to whether be was deaf and dumb/

Never lose an opportunity of seeing any thing beautiful. Beauty is God's han£ writing—a wayside sacrament welcome it in every fair face, every fair sky, every fair flower, and thank Him for it the fountain of loveliness, and drink it in, simply and earnestly, with his eyes 'tis a charmed draught, a cup of blessing.

A straw will make an mpression on the virgin snow let it remain but a short time, and a horse's hoof can scarcely penetrate it. So it is with the youthful mind. A trifling word may make an im pression on it, but after a few years, tbe powerful appeals may cease to influence it. Think of this, ye who have the training of the infant mind, and leave such Impressions thereon as will be safe for it to carry amid the follies and temp* tations of the world.

Jack Wbaley's wife ene day chanced to find an elegant piece of white leather on the road, and she brought it home with herein great delight to mend Jack's small clothes, wbich she did very neatly. Jack set off the next day little expecting what was in store for him but when he had trotted about five miles—it was in the month of July—he began to feel easy, in the saddle—a feeling tfiat continued to increase at every mosnesJt, till at last he said: "It was like a center on a beehive in swarming time," and Well he might, Tor the piece or leather was no other than a blister that the apothecary's boy had dropped that morning on the road.

... A Nxw BxAunjTiNo

says that the p9fPl' ill reach 450^0 1870 is taken

hadpbt su.Vpeeed would besolari The vote'at tba las^ election waa 43^547, and at the usual rate for that State it would not iff Hr*trvpaprtUtfnn nfi tggre than 220,000, but the Record is one of the most,Teliabfe »ni wpil4ntemedrrf pue exctahngea, amd itsitiUs aKAteinigaiion since the war has been rapid beyond all jiNbeileat.

Chxkaiuji"

stand up for himself. A man asked a question of one the other day* ftnd being answered, replied back: "Youlie," and strucktatoGeleftiftl in was enabled to give him a good ucKing, and then came out as follows "You speakee Chinaman lie too muchee. Belly goodf f|?0» wl^Wfi. JgMfk QhinMBajb

Russian journals bririg irt^n ac«

eount^of a singular suicide—that ofKomiesarott, who in 1866 cavedHhe life of the Emperor Alexander, by knocking up the arm of the assassin, Euakosow, just as be was about to direct a pistol against tbe I tersoa of the Czar. The man who w»s 1 brtunate enough to render this service to His Ms\jaty was a working hatter, and was about thirty-five years of age. From this tine oat honors continued to rain upon him. For his plebeian name was substituted a noble one—that of Kostumski. He received an en Wiled «atate,with nil its privileges, was made Colonel of a regiment of tne Imperial Guards, and a national subscription was opened for him, which produced nearly two millions* of roubles, This favorite of fortune, however, could not stand the intoxication of his good luck, and he sought to counterbalance its giddy effects by another species of inebriety. A hopeless sot, he be* came an intolerable bore to himself and others, and finally, in one of his desper ate fits of drunkenness, hung himself. e=ssasa=5

Oxapx CROP

or 5xw

Pboqbxss—Columbus

If you do not feel well, you send for doctor, he calls upou you, looks wise sucks the head of bis cane, scrawls some hieroglifics upon a piece of paper which you take to a drug store, and there pay 50 eents 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 tbe best be cause you pay the most for it, if you do, we advise you to use just for an experiment, the Judson's Mountain Herb Fills, and see for yourself, that they are one of the best family medicines compounded They cure Headache, Indigestion, Bil iousnees, Jaundice, and all Female Irreg ularitiee. Give the Mountain Herb Fills a trial, Sold by all dealers. dwlm

FALMIB'S VIOKTABLE COBMBTIC Lo HON is the sovereign balm for the smallest pimple on the face, as well as the most distressing cutaneous disease that can afflict any part of the person. dwlw

Pbalon's Paphian JLotlon

!&r BeaxHiying theiSKIH and COMPLEXION Beapvcs all KBOPTIOXS, PBE0KLKS. PIMPLES, MOTH BLOTOaKS, TAN* etc,, and readers

THR SUM son? FIAB and BLOOMING. For LADIU la the N0BSEBT it Is invaluable. For eUTLKMBIT afterSHATlHO It has no equal, MPHANAH LOnOH" Is the only nllable real eir for Diseases an* blemishes of the SKIN.

PBAL0JC8 "PAPHIAN SOAP" Ibr the TOILKT. NMtSEBY and BATH, will not chap the SUN Price, ascents per Cake.

"FLOB »K MAYO," "FtOB VE HATO."

A AKW PBHPUMI FOB TUB HAHDKKKCH1KK UU1TK, DBUOATJtj IA8TIIIG VBAflRANOK* UtllllBllB, inmwiliUllUOTI tMimuwii' rulLON SON, NEW lOKK, Bold by all Drup gists, Bdwly-atorm

BEAD! READ!!

A TOTAL ECLIPSE

Bias certain effects npon the constitution of the

Human Hace,

especially the Xclipse that is now takine place respecting the weliare of nianklnd. All Tonics and B- Bitters, and Patent Ifediolnes, are be ing eclipsed by the

standard Wine Bitters

ALFRED SPEER,

The Moet Wonderful Hedioln« Known. Cures in every case the weak aad sickly. Children grow robu.t.

GREAT EXCITEMENT

la all parts of the country on the discovery of thiseemblnstioa of flPlSB'S HAriVB WlliE with Peruvian Bark and Herbi aud Boots. Orders are pouring In from all parts of the werld.

Xtsrosaotes digestion, acts npon tbe Liver and the Kidneys, aad creates a Hu agar Ing Appetite.

MOTHERS,

If you

Iots

Aoxnt.—All

dentifrices had their draw hack! until the salubrious Bark of the Soap Tree was brought from the Chilian valleys, to per* fact the fragrant Sozodont, the most wholesome, reliable and delightful artioto

pea into, m#j

•nols .T .tIkstX fooitatt t:w

yonr children, wisk to make ttem

healthy aod prolgag their lire*, nse these Bitters aed no other. Don't fall to ask for

Bpeer's Standard Wine Bitters.

If cne store has not got them, don't be put off with something else. The best druggists hare them.

fireat Excitement in Salt Lake

Over these Bitters. Thousands are being cured by them. Bee Brigbam Young's letter of the wonderful cures. 8te that o7 signature Is otss the cork of each bottlt-

A. IFIIK, Passaic, New Jerser. G. T. LUDLOW, Strand, Loadon, Agent for Great Britain. 3. LA POT, Paris, Agent for the Continent of lurope. Sold by Druggists generally.

The Greatest Tonic of the Age.

2.M wttBT. Lswisrwnus. wnuui potbs

WILDI, THOMAS 00.,

Carriage Manufaetnrers,

OoroerM aad Walnat streeta, Iters Haute, Ind., Bapalrtag dene Promptly and at Low Bates. {JeSltf

NCW AOVERTISE ME NTS.

AG£jyTl.

Bailroad opened. 8evea dayi from'Hew T«rr* to San yrateteco, and a new interest felt in

the Great. IFagt, fhe OKI Weet it waa and fjie Hew Weat aa it now ia are folly described in onr ^^^MCHABBSOSp^r "Beyond the Mississippi®'

Writbgm

is beginning to

dotrn to Simmer ef 18GS,

»ew Text, paw Maps, new Triflex. nW/tftsgfe. tratione. 620 Pagea, 216 KngrsTiags •d the most accurate Map in tii« rorMt

Ocn't attempt to sell other oooks. old matter, reba.hed 'and copied, under new nam«a Sell tea orliriaal, complete

tt*m

1M7 to 1860. Send

for Circnlara wblch will tsli tbe whole itory.— A.ddTP8B B. w. BLISS & CO.. Toledo, or NETXLETON & CO., Otncinn»*i, Ohio.

Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

down you comee see me well, me likee fight aabe?" The man made off, •mid the jeers ot a crowd bf ipe&atora.

ror the Delicate Skin of ladles ant Cftlldrea. SOLB B¥ A1X BBIIGdlSU

$10,00 PER DAY GUARANTEED Agents to sell tbe

HomeStitch

SacTtiB Stwaa KU-

eBiNE. It makes the ock

Jobhsov,

GtiKK

09 A Day forall. AdJiesi A". J.F0LLMAN,N.T

MCSKKT SHOT GUMS WABBANTED To shoot close and kill GO jatds. Price, 82.60.'?Wantfd—Army Onus and H«volv«ia. Mend stamp for price list Bifles. Shot Qtini, BeTolTers, to JOHNSTONS GUN WOBK8, Flttstmrgh, Pa.

-H^MPtOTMEBrr

Jersey—The

Passaic vineyards of Dr. Speer have never been so loaded with grapes as the vines are this year. If not injured by too much rain or early frost, the quantity •s well as quality of the Speer vintage will exceed anything heretofore east of the Allegheny mountains, especially tbe Oporto grape, from which the Doctor's celebrftted wine is made. All kinds of fruits are abundant.—Newark*. (W. V.) Daily

Advertiser.

sailed to the

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 St. Croix Rum for P. H. Drake St Co., of that city. This is but a few weeks' supply of this article, which these gentlemen use in the manufacture of the celebrated

Plantation

Bittibs. We are informed by an ex change that Messrs. Drake & Co. have not advertised a dollar for a year, but that the sales of this article continue at the former enormous figure. In 1864, the re ceipts of the

Plantation Bxttxbs

were

equal to those of the NewjYork & lew Haven Railroad. jy28-dwlw.

Magnolia "Watxb.—Superior

thiUpayt.

boro, Vt.

For particnlars Brattlo-

MU address S. M. SJPBNCKH CO.,

Lock Haven, Pa.

Hesbbb. Lippincott Baskwell, Pittsburgh, Pa. Gento:—We bave been using yonr make of Gang Saws In our Mi!l, and find them, Jn pulnt of bITA^S

SaTDE&t

Lippencott & Bakewell's

Patent Ground,

Patent Temper,

(STAMPED)

I A

,'*t. r.'

»s-

SAWS.

Lifpehcoti-A

Jaksstowm, N. T.

BAKEWEtt:—We have no trouble

with your Sawd thoy dou't ne«J to be lined np with paper wo put tbem on the Mandrel and they go right along.

Temper perfectly uniform and quality UDsurpass.d. Bespectlully, CHAS. A.FOX. L1PPEM0TT & BA&KW iLL, Manufacturers of Olicular, Malay, Mill Gang and Oross-Cnt Saws. Chopping Axes, all shapes.— Colbuia's Patent Axe. Shovels, Spades and miles Patent Covered Scoop.

IFstampwant

to the

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

you a handsome present, addiais with Bic« & MaNlet, Bo«3367, Boston, Mass,

ASK yonr Doctor or Drngglst ror SWEET QCISINK-it equals (bitter) Quinine. M'fd by E. STEAKNS, FABB & CO. Chemists, New York.

THIRTY YEABS' Experience in the Treatment

of Chronic

and

gieal

Sexual Diseases.—A Phyioto.

View of

Marriagr.—lhe

O a

cheapest book aver

published—containing nearly 300 pages, and 130 floe plates and engravings of the anatomy of the human organs in a state of health aud disease, with a treatise on early errors, itsdeplorablo con sequences upon the miod and body, with the an1 thor'plau of treatment—the only rational and successful mode of cure, as shown by a report of cases treated. A truthful advissr to the married and those contemplating marriage who entertain doubts of their physical condition. Sent free ol postage to any address on receipt Of cents, ia stamps or postal currency, by addressing Dr. IA CBOlX, Ho. 31 Maiden X»ane, Albany, N. Y.— The author: may be coosulted upon any of the diseases upon which his books treat, eithe personally or by mail, and medicines sent to. any part of the World.

MANHOOD.

A UEVICAL ESBAY OJf SHE OAVBE AND QVM&m PBSXATUSS DEQLIKE W XAX, tw^Treatment of Kervoos and Physical pebiUty

S S

the relation

by tlit eifls to __ Kveaar Jh»w 6 Oasb 10 ...... 20 40 ..." 200 800

Opinions of *tae Press.—"Tho firm is re. llabie, and deserve their success."— Weekly Tribune, Jfay 8. "We know them to be a fair deallog firm."—N. ?. Herald, May 28. "A friend of ours drew a 9900 priZi, which was promptly re-ceived."~-DaiIj(

Nevse,

Juno 3.

Send fer circular. Liberal inducements to Agents. 8atisfaotiou guaranteed. Kvery pack* age of Bealed Knvelopes contain one oasa Oirr. six Tickets far #1 13 for S2 35 for $5 110 for 916,00.

All letters should be addressed to HARPER, WILSON & CO, m21w4t 173 Broadway, If. X.

MILITARY CLAIMS.

DAVID

DAMLDSON,

Military Attorney, Notary and Claim Agent, Bcgnlarly Authorized and Licensed. Office—Farrington Block,

JY. E. Corner

Public Square,

T7r Stairs, Fiaer Does,

terre haptb, imp. Pension Claims Prosecuted, Arrears of Pay Procured,

BOUNTY MONET COLLECTED,

tOf Refer to Kerchaot., Bankers aol Oltisens generally, an3"to any one or the thousmnt whose claims b»ve been obtainwl by me.

OV All Ioval:d Penslocecs not exempted, or not having passed- two Bi'nnlal Sxaminutions, most be zamined Sept.4, 1S69. Th-^y ehculd be here on that day. j»9d«tf P. S. DAKiLDSON

QOAL AND WOOD.

©, c. 8TOK4KD AND rtllUAW .BABP.ICK Having famed a tartueri yPJ»cdertbe_njime ol Stuukard A Barriek for the sailfW Cdil aud Wood, wou'd respectfally aunouacs to the public that tbey will ktep constantly on habd and lor sale at lowest rates, all kinds of Coal at wholesale and retail, also WoM for the fall and winter trade. OSse at No. 25 Bun tin House, Terre Haute, Ind. All order* for Coal ^Ued promptly. A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited.

MB. BABBICK also weuld inform tbe public that he intends to opeB, at the Coal Office above named, a General Collection Agency for the collection of notes and accounts which may be placed, ia his handi for collection, and hope* by prompt attention te business te merit a share of the public patronago.

WILLIAM BABBICK.

jelSdSm V' •.

Otticz—In Harrington Block, Twrt Haato, lad:

.BLAiB,

Orncx—On Ohio StreeS, il»i» Tkird aad Tonrth Streets. 0etS8d*w6m

no. r. baibd. ommrr.

ACS

Attorneys alt La^ OmoB.—Ho. Si Xain Street, up stairs. .a-v-.r.y.c" fcblSdtf

Wm. EMcLHAN,

iAttarney and CouneellMrat Law,

GS^£BAL 00LLBCTIN6 A.GBNT,

Terre Haute, Ind. Omcm.—No. 86 Hain 8treet. deeBdli 1 ir in

PHYSICIANS.

J. YOUNGj .se.'«:2 hsijflTX sj

A1ou

on both

I4DEL, bas theaoder.fsed. andLii eq.aal In ererv rtspeot to any Sawing Maehine_eTer invented. Price $25. Warranted for 5 years- Send for C!rcnlaf. Address

PHYSICIAN

A Co., Boston,

Mass., Pittsburgh. Pa,, or St. Loals, Mo.

and

tfURBEON:

OFFICE—We*t ilde Pnblle Nasw, (Formerly ocoaptad Irf Dr. Curtis.) i'

Calls attended to night and day. IuMtDce at National House. JaSMtf

KEEPKOOU

JTJ8T BIOMYM),

Kefrlgerators tiwlxn Ice Chests*

Lager Beer CoolerslitJfl^ lee Flickers, Ice Cream Freezers, Bath Tubs, all sizes, ^T Toilet setts at 1300. Bird Cages, all styles, aid

In abundance, which will be sold lew to pay oar Mats. Call at

'•tbi

J)RBSS MAKING. Mm.

jr.

ETHEDGEI

Has removed her Cloak aad Dress Maklag estib* leshment to Naylor's new building, on Ohio, between Fourth and Fifth itrSfllL.where she will be pleaaed to meet all who desire the most perfect work in this line.

Particular attention will te given, as hereto^ fore, to the latest Styles. The moet skillful assistants havebseseagaged Wedding Costumes, Ball and Party Dresses Ladies aad Children's Cloaks and Dresses nana sotured with promptness end dispatch. JlStf

ITY FIRE INSURANCE CO.

OF HARTF0BD,

CAPITA!^ A8SKI8,

YY HOTTSB. it i.-rJJ ingnq:.* Afiitf

HeliSook

teitt Mot in sacft

ferton

hold*

of Parent, Preceptor or Clergyman

Medical Timet and

Oatette.

bent by mail oa receipt of fifty cents. Address the Authbr, OBIKWS. ^ISRysmwlS^ashiiigtoe.D.p.

gTONE

M-

Oo.—Casta Spoo.ooo.—

....S^cb $20,000 10,000 ... 6,000 .... 1,000 „. 200 ... _« 100

60 Klegaa't SosejWood Planot...Kaoh $30? to $760 75 Melodeons 7bx6 100 3«0 Sewing Machin»s £0 to 176 60D Pine Sold' Watches...... 78 to 300

Cash Prises, Silver Ware, Ac?, all. VALUED AX $1,000,000 A Chance to Dram Anf of the above prites for 35c. Tickets describing Prises are sealed in XnVelopes and thoroughly mixed. On receipt of 26 cents, a Sealed Ticket is drawn without choice and sent by mail to any address. The Prize named upn it will be delivered to the ticket-holder on payment of Ohe Doixab. Prizes are immediately sent to j»ny addrtss by express or return XQftlle

Tor

will know what yonr Prize is before fOU pay for It. Any prize may bo exchanosd for another of the same value. Ao Blanks. Our patrons can depend on fair dealing.

BirSRSSCES.—'We select the following from many who have lately draws Valuable PriztB aad klndiy permitted us to puolish tbem Andrew J. Barns, Chloago, Slo.OOO MLs ttlara 8. Walker, Piano, $S00 James H. Mutthewi, Detroit, $5,000 John T. Andrews, avannab, (5,000 Miss Agues Simmons, Charlestou. Piano, SGOO. We publish no names without permission.

WARE-

WINDOW-GLASS

fTfijcaicS

BBIIJAHIN H. SIOEHAUK

jJilS

No?. 205, 207, 209 and 211 N. 4th 86

PHILADELPHIA.^ r?i»i Importer of ix{9£«i r.rFrench and English "Window]* hasst French Plate Qlase for Windows, af/f French Looking Glass Platee. ©o Hammered Plate Glass for Skylights.

Floors.

Colored and Ornamental Church Glass. Fluted Glass for Oonaerratorief.

Every Size and Tbickess, By the original case, box, or single UghVsqi or oat to any irregular snaps. marlSd!

and

MARBLE WORKS

WALTER & KPPIHGHOUSKH.

-ItT'tU

-U iri.-cvtpLr.

Stone1

Building* Work, ittaft&~ Marhie ia

Sootoli Granite Monuments timm eiit iteno -jftrh errroe Marble, Slate and ilron Bsntels, and

Grates.

Steam Works'idiif fltoys^fc OOSBBT St., between 9th Mid lOtlLAMC' Mtifl For specimens 6{

ouv

Work wejaefer WDemlng's

Block. He2ropolltan Block, Cory's aad Sage's Buildings, Hatloneljttate Bank, Sew PostoOce, Me Oregor'sand Deming's Honuments, Ac., Ac.

^OOD I WOOD I WOOD!

Two bundrsdoords of seasoned Cord Wood for sale. All orders left at tbe "larly House," West Main street, or at John Mo. Farlane's offlovnorth Third street promptly tiled.

EABI/KY H0D8K—W. B. liAcansAn, Prop'r. deslO-dly

MILLINERY.

jy£LLLINBBT. Sirs* BVCKUrGHAk

Has removed to the oorner of Fourth aad Ohio Streets, where she Is now opening a fail aad com. plete stock of Spring style Bonnets, Bib

Dens, Flow

ers, &o. HAIB GOODS—Constantly oa baad a choice assortment of Switches, Ooils Victoria Pufls and all kinds of Hair Work Ladies cell and see the assortment.

A TTENTION J\- COHTBA

RAIL ROAD

CO»TBAOTOBS.

We manhfaetare 8T*EL BOTTOM 80BAFCB8 from the most approved patterns. They large, but light, are easily filled, aad ma on

smooth steel bottom with the least draft. We are prepared to All orders for any number wanted. Wa. J. BALL 00.,

Xagle Iron Worie,

Cor. 1st and Walnut sts., Terre Hauta, Ind. Jel6-d3m

QHIO FEMALE COLLEGE,

2f£AB CINCTHIfATI.

This wall-knownlasUtotion will cammenceIts Twenrr-flrst year of |tudy, oa TUXTBsrAT the 19th of September jnext.

The highest educational advaatagee erjoyed, nnd«r full sorpe of atperlenSed and approved Xeschers.

Kxtensive ornameeted Grounds. Beantlfol Bnlldlhgs with mod era improvtmaats. Maeated situation, overlooklag thssabscbs vf Ciaclnsati.

Prices Low beyond example. For further information, or for Catalogues, apply to tbe President ..

KKV. N. C. BUBTrf

jylO-2tnw*Btan Ooluoc Hill, Oaio.

JJEMOYAL.

JOHJT ABntiTBOIG Has removed his Gunsmith Shop to Mack's new

may make it convenient to tall. aSdtf

ILL POSILNG.

ma .sii#tsrfdpq»S' mmoB «dT "V-

ai s»*d ml# ea*9Mtrq$$

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iNCOBfORATED 1847.

$300,000 $611,000

0. T.WBBSTKB, President:"^'* QEO. W. LE8TEE, Secretary »^iJKOT00#7iS RKSIMPSO#,Agent,

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BIF0B1 W8IHI88, WHAT

idrertbiag, of Cenne!

TIE SII B1" TIADS,

II befeeoTes the bislness men

of Terre Haute to be np and

stirring for theSuuier Trade.

Competition is llTely, and ifyon

toil put yonr business, it

wUlpnsli yon. The best way

to pnsfe yonr business is to ad

vertlse it Jttdldbnsly. Scatter

Cards* Circulars, Hand-bllls-

lnsert pointed advertisements

In tbe papers-keep your name

and occupation before the pub

lie eye. Advertise!

THE EXPRESS

JOB'/i OFFICE

Is Applied with erery descrlp

tlon of type, and prepared to

execute printing with dispatch

and atBttprlslBgly low rates

& A & 4

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ISBJii*.

TOWN8ENJ,

lis, Main St.

m. J-.: Is n»« preferred to do all kind* of Bill Posting. Distributing and AriaHai ril fsncas, Jn tbe most artistic manner ana the •oet t'seaeaat Is terns.— AU ordsrs-wlllbe praapUy attsals* to. aprfl74tf

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LITE INSURANCE 00KPANT X3I-.7^K-

OP THE WORCtT

NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,

W-f b$sht,

74iJt

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of America'

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CHmiKlD ky SPBCIAL ACT of WEISS

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CASH CAPITAL. ..$1,000,000

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PHILADELPHIA TV.,

OFFICEBM s-

CtABENCBB. CLABK,Philadelphia, President.. JAT OOOKK, Chairman Tinance and Kxecn Committee. HBKBTB. COOKS, Wsssingtou, Vice-President., BHKBBON W. P1XT,^Philadelphia, Secretary,^ and Actuary. h™ FRANCIS G. SMITH, M. i)., Phlladelpliia, Med- "I icsl Sirectou.

This Oompany issued, MOUTHS of its Z|Stence

gajtas-ttosa!

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5,395 POLICIES,.

JSSOBINt

$15,142,

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This Company offers to its* Policy-Holders.

PERFECT SECURITY

by Its Cash paid up Capital ofOneltiilloa Collars, and guarantees to Insured, by its

Loiv Mates of Premduhi, LARGE DITIDBSD8 IN ADVANCE, Or a Beversiocary PIvMend of 100 per cent: by Its

Return Premium Plan.

OMKERAL AGENTS. IOHN W. E1XI8 «t C*S

V--

CINCINNATI, OHIO,

General Agents for Ohio and Central aad South ern Indiana. J, A. FOOTE, 26dwly Agent for Terre Haute, Ini.

RAILROADS.

INDIANAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS K.&

SUMMERi ARRANGEMENT.

3 THROUGH BXPfiisS TEAMS UAiLk

SITWKN

Terre Haute and all Cities and^ Towns West.

Tolono, Ohampaign: Chicago, Oentralla, Cairo, Pane," PtcatuE, Alton, St. Louis, via. North

Mb. b. B. leave FadficB.lt. Macon, arrive Jefferson City, Kansas City, Leavenworth Lawrence, Topeka, St. Joseph, Omaha,

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Condensed Time Schedule, May 16. 1869,

Dally Kvery Day ezoept Sundays.

Westward. Might ex. Fast ex. Night ex. Terre Haute, leave 11.10 pas 3S am iu:30 a M.linnII, arrive 1:17 am 9:19 am 1:12 pm 12:49 12:19 1:23 am 1:U6 1:06 1:56 am 6:10 6:40 8:(0 a 10:50 am 8:45 8:45 pat 4:00 pm 2:UO am 2:00 am 3:35 a ll:00 a as S:SSpm 6:30 a a 6:60 6:60 6:36 am 2:18 pm 6:05 pm 6:26 a 4:00 7:60

9:30 a 4:30 9:30 am 9:16 am 4:46 pm 9:16 am 6:30 12:25 a 6:30 a in 3:16 11:21 p-m 3:16 am 11:00pm 6:00 am 11:00 am 12:16 am 6:30 am 12:16 a 10:36 ass 10:36 a 10:36 a ra 12:06 12:09 1*:U6 12:00 8:15 a 18:00 7.p0am 3:30 pm 7:l0am

Accosmodation train leaves Terre Haate dally, ezeeptSanday, at 4:66 m, arnva* at Mat toon 7:36 m, Tolona 1:23 a and Chloago 8:00 a m.

Palace Sleeping Cars on all

,« .:zr

Baggage Checked Through., J. D. HEBKIMKB, JN0. 8. OABLANI Oen'l Sup't. Oen'l Pass'r A^t. may21

LAND AC^NCT.

Heal Estate

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Column

HENDRICH & LANOE,

'2,

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l?bstracts of titlo furnished, Ik, mis negotiated, sad Money invested.

fob §ILE

CITY PBOPIBTT.

Forty Lots In Llofoa's Addltlon Hauti House and lot, east Ohio street, •), House aad lot, in McMnrrain's Addltition, Hoaaeand lotia Sibley's addition on 5fh str«4t, Honse and lot In Bose's addition on 8th street, House «nd lot on Poplar, between 6th aad 7tb streets,

Hoose and lot on North 6th, betweet Cbeanul and Linton streets. Two boslness Bouses oa .wain atr-t

OOOMTT PBOPBBTt.

Farm' ef 89 acres in Honey Or -ok. XovrBsbip, 178 acres ia Linton township. 8 Acrss below the Boiling Mill, wese side canal. jan29dt«

id .1001)

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RKRfi'S'

UNIVERSAL RUSSIAN HEALING 8AX.YE!!

This valuable remtdy has effected innumerable cures, aud bas faiaea for ftsslr a great repqsatlou. The dlscoveier of this Salve has applied it with eminent success in thousands of cams during the Crlmern War, and cured dangerous wouods, in many casei considered mortal. ttr B. Beta is th» sole pesseesdr of the vale, able secret of making this Salre from his

txpe-

rience lo uslag it ID £arope and tbs success nttending its applicaticn there, he bee been induced tointrodace it into tbe United State*.

IT i-K LXEYIU PA11I Those who have wounds, bruises, cuts of all kinds, or sous,. Felons, Scratches, Moequito Bites, Frost Bitten Joints. Llrs, Chilblains, Children's Bcorbuiie Complaints on Head and Face are»p»edil? cored. It haa prored or great advanttge to ladies, sad Is peculiarly adopted lor gathered breasts, sore legs, Ac., through cooSnement, and other causee.

It acta like magic ia removing Boils, Pimple*, and Cutarpons Diseases, aad has Veen suecees^lly used Ibr Corns, Ban tons aad Wt» Dirwt, by applying externally every evening before goiog to bed.

For sale by all druggists. Price 25c,. 60c, and St per Jar. Office 260 Bowery, genuine unless countersigned ft

BIBb'SNonaUniJ-

versal Bussian Sealing Salre, SCO Bowery, New I Tot*. flKV' -1 WyWly *»B

tyiqobn ,z*br9}* «a*:P. t~aj -of no«f«w» 9b0ts bus ,*tsaUt