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

DAILY EXFKEbS

3 TKliKK UAUTK. INU.

Moadsy linlii, Aisut M, IM9.

Beallj, that ia a valuable pirca of information I "A rock to be split only by gunpowder"! We bad supposed that "a rock" might be "split" by wedge*. We hare known such a thing to be dooe by altro-glycerine, and the same thing ia •aid to have been dooe by that remarkable chemical preparation known by tbe name of gun cotton. But as "tbe Congregational Church" ia the "rock" that "Ia to be split" tathii case, "gunpowder'' will prebably be aa severe a centrifugal •gent aa "a decent regard for tbe opinions of mankind" would permit a humane operator to employ.

As our Congregational friends claim •IBnity with Plymouth Bock, it may be that piece of granite which is to be the aubject of the proposed "aplit" The pieces would find a ready sale as relica among the many thouaands of tbe descendants of the Puritans scattered throughout the land.

Thb

That would have been a very pertinent question had you propounded it about the time when "tbe Radical Council exercised that authority," but yon are cut off from complaint, now, by "the statute of limitation." It may be that

Oidkow Wbllbh,

Mr.

Thb

will on the succeeding Sabbath

discuss wherein tbe Congregational CSurth errs, Ac.—"a rock is to be split only by gunpowder."—Journal.

Thx

rence of

Exprttt is emphatic in its declara

tion that the Auditor has sole power to fill vacancies in tbe School Board. That being the case, why did a radical Council exeroise that authority 1-Journal.

Thhz

Bobik,

Logansport Pharos nominates

Hon. D. W. Yoorbeea as the next Democratie candidate for Governor of this Utate. The suggestion will meet with very general approval among the De mooracy.—Journal.

There are about two donn prominent Democrats ia this Congressional District, each of whom thinks himself fitted, by nature and education, for a seat in the National Legislature, and among these gentlemen the above "suggestion will meet with" the most hearty "approval.*' At present they are completely overshadowed by tbe Tall Sycamore, and have no hope of preferment until this overshadowing influence is removed.— With

Dakiil

on the State ticket, tbey

think their hour would strike. We do not particularly object to the suggestion, but don't think it ia quite just to all parties. If the great honor of tbe Democratic Qiiberaatorial nomination is to come to tbit District that "noble martyr" and "sterling patriot"

Andy Httmphrxys,

that we love

Danizl

Thb

Tbmhbssbb

justly eo titled to it by the "glorioua rec" ord" of hia sufferings and aacrificea. We shall urge bis claims upon the party in preference to those of

Voobhkcs,

not

less, but that we

love fair play more.

Chicago Republican mentions a

curious instance of the inconsistency of the very men who bad been instrumental in the passage of the Marsachosetts prohibitory liquor law, that was exhibited a few days since, at the recent dinner of the Harvard Law School. At that dinner there were assembled Judges of the Supreme and Superior Courts of the State Judges of the United States and city Courts, protninent lawyers and officers in all the civil departmenta of the State government: and when the viands had been discussed and the cloth (figuratively speaking) had beeh removed, every one ofjlhese judges, lawyers and officialsi sworn to observe an a enforce the laws in the commonwealth, repeatedly aided ia the violation of a statute, the Executive signature to which was hardly dry. To be sure, these magnates cannot be said to hkve directly broken the law but they did so it,directly aa somebody muat have sold thetn the liquor they drank. In the eyea of the law they stood in the position of receivers of stolen property. Laws which are broken immediately by the persons who made them, simply make men hypocrite*. The fact

article on tbe manufacture of

iron, which we publish to day from the Indianapolis Journal of Saturday, is quite applicable to this city and vicinity as to the Capital City. We have no doubt that Indianapolis can profitably engage in the manufacture of that great commercial staple, but the g,reat advantages wbich Terre Haute possesses, in her closer proximity to the sourcos from which the coal and iron are obtained, will enable us to manufacture it so much cheaper than that city, that our manufacturer* can make a good profit by selling at the Indianapolig ccst. This is certainly the case at present, bat the opening up of contemplated lines of railway may have a tendency to equalice the relative advantagea of the two oities. At all events the field for enterprise is broad enough for all, and w* shall not regret the prosperity that may come to any oity through the development of

the measureless resources that lie hidden I

7 'r^iVi^ iV"MBi i'^iii -I. ,1,

Tgfc auction for Representatives ia Congress and the State Legislature, in Alabama, occurs to-morrow. It will -be a straight contest between Bopublicans and Democrats, there being no "Conservative" party in the field.

Troy Times believes that "there

are ground* for hope that tbe loyal BeBublicans, headed by Stbkos,

may carry

tbe State of Tennessee." The Time» concludes further that "the worst blow the Sbmvbb.

faction has received is the adhe

Ahdt Johhsov

to their side."

is to be a textile cotivention

held in Cincinnati, commencing to morrow, composed of all who are interested in the manufacture of textile fabrics.— The meeting ia called at tbe motion and under the auspices of the Woolen Mann* facturers' Association. We trust the manufacturers of this State will see that our cotton and woolen mills are well represented at this important meeting.

blbctioh

will occur on

Thursday next, the Sth inst. It is stated that fraudulent registrations by the thousand have been effected through the instrumentality of officers appointed by Sixtik.

There is no doubt that

Stoxbs

will get the great bulk of the honest Republican vote. A desperate effort will will be made to secure a Democratic majority in tbe Legislature. Whether it will 8ucceed, or whether an election under such a registration will stand as a valid one, we will not predict.

Mb.Edward Atkjnsok,

Noah

didn't follow the moat approved rules of nautioal architecture in the construction of his craft, but it wouldn't be becoming in

Secretary

BoBEsotf, or any other great expert in nautioal matters, to make a fuas about it now and try to get up a prejudice against the old gentleman on accountof any little defect in that wonderful historical vessel "Let tbe dead paat bury ita dead" ia one of your favorite maxims. Tou know, for we have shown you tbe law, that "tbe County Auditor has sole power to fill va caocies in tbe School Board." If "the Badical Council" erred, if it proceeded in violation of any statute, that ia no reason why this Council should commit similar blunder, Tou should have called their attention to the law gulating the matter, as we have dono lu .he case of a Democratic Council.

Thb

in a letter to

tbe Boston Journal, estimates our sur plus revenue for the financial year just closed at $60,000,000, and for the financial year ending June 30, 1870, at $100,000, 000 or more. "Aa most of the surplus," he says, "must be devoted to buying up bonds, these will soon advance to par in gold in the European market, and then it will be easy to change our 6-£0 six per cent, bonds into along loan at 4$ per cent, exempt from taxation, which would be readily taken by trustees, savings banks, etc. If there is any d.ffioulty then the bondholders can ba paid in gold at par for by that time be estimates that we can resume specie payments, at least to that extent."

Cincinnati Chronicle, a very con

sistent and able Bepublican paper, suggests that our Government, without intervening in the affairs of Cubs, sbeuld officially express to the Spanish authori ties its abhorrence of the reported atrocities committed against Cuban patriots, in violation of civilised usages. A moral protest of this sort would undoubtedly have weight in arresting these cruelties! and it would fitly come from a nation situated like ours in regard to the Cuban contest. There need be no waiting for sworn testimony to prove the reprehensi ble conduct. It is a matter beyond reasonable doubt, and could with propriety be referred to in diplomatic correspond* ence, subject to the contingency of an official denial of the reports. If untrue, it ia for the interest of Spain to have an opportunity for a circumstantial and formal denial.

THE MANUFACTURE OF IRON.

Another Statement of the Advantages of Indiana.

The Extent of the Coal Beds and of the Deposit of Ore.

The Facilities for Securing the Ore, the Flux and the Coal.

From ths IndianapoiUi Journal.] There can be no question of the fact that the future of Indianapolis, and indeed of the whole State, depends much upon the manner in which use is made of the advantages at our doors for the manufacture of iron. In former articles we have endeavored to show these up to cap talists, and although there is nothing new to be said, still upon the question, "Will it pay it wil 1 be of interest to iterate what has been already published.

Three things are necessary for the man ufacture of iron. Given ore, coal and lime, and the production of iron any place in tbe world is not a problem. The advantage lies with the locality that can bring theae materials together the most easily added to the difference in the in trinsic quality of the ingredients them aelvea. There are indidental matters to be conaidered, but the three things we have stated are the most important— These secured, the others are easily obtained.

First aft to ore: The common varieties use in the West are the Lake Suprerior ore and that from the Iron Moun tain of Missouri. The experience of the iron makers of Brasil and vicinity is in favor of the Iron Mountain, aa with In

that all tbe clubs composed of the "young bloods" of Massachusetts dispense liquors I diena coal, it yields ab ut two per cent, of all kinds, has created a feeling of en mity on the part of the mechanics and labjr. ing men, toward a class who contrive by the aid of superior social position to do that which tbe law prohibits in others.

more of iron. Still tbe Superior ore is most excellent. To Chicsgo there are now operating three lines: via La Payette, Kokomo and Anderson. Fourth and fifth lines are in contemplation by way of Danville, Illinois, and Delphi

These are the roads over which theSupe- I

on this point:

TtT*.°Te^*

CaD

k®

of"

iwhere to secure the first necessi-1 y(

all this, Indiana has no mean quantitv or ™ad®

f"7

to th« poa) |elds of Indiana. {mcUL In tbe noAherp ooutiea of the ^sy hava.

State, large beds ot bog ore oopdr, corer ed by several feet of peat and swamp muck. This ore contains from thirty to forty per cent, of iron, ia easily reduced, acd is almost entirely free from sulphur or other hurtful impurities.

Secondly as to ciai: It ia in this that Indiana excels. The Journal has so often and so fuUy presented ibe oTeesree ing superiority of our block coal for the manufacture of iron, that we shall not repeat any of tbe statements ot^er (ban to say tfcat the fact is conceded tbit no such coal exists in tbe world so far as has y^jt been discovered. Here ia one great advantage. It requires three tona of coal t« work one ton of ore, and, of course the transportation of eoalls three times

waukee. We have the coal tbey bave tbe ore. We can ship the ore' by dirtc* lines, take the coal from tbe mines at our bond, while they are compelled to movfe three times as much as we, to obtain tfafc same result It is true that Southeri Illinois has some good coal, but still thfc best coal used at tha Iron Mountain furnaces does not at all compare in working quality with our block coal, as the results of furoace tests heretofore published show beyond controversy. The quality of thjs Indiana coal established, tbe second point of interest is, that the supply ia inexhaustible. We have about eight thousand square miles of coal lands. Alinedrawh from the Ohio river, near the mouth of Ojl creek, in Crawford county, running northwardly through the counties of Orange, Lawrence, Monroe, Owen, Puinam, Parke, Fountain and Warren, to the Illinois line, near the southwestern corner of Benton county, will define the eastern margin of the coal fields.

Of the block coal the pamphlet of Prof. Brown thusspeaki: "The seam from which this superior quality of coal is obtained, varies in thickness from three to five feet It will be found along tbe wbole eastern margin of the coal region from the Ohio river to the Illinois line, a distance of about one hundred and fifty miles. It may vary somewhat in quality and quantity, but in these respects is tbe most uniform of nil our coal seams. Dipping westward with a descent of from twenty to thirty feet per mile, it passes under tbe co*l seams and other formation lying above, and outoroppir to the west of it It may be reached at a depth, varying from surfaic out-crop, to two hundred feet, over a belt of country from fifteen to twenty miles wide, and one hundred and fifty miles long, within the boundaries of this State."

We alao have an abundanee of fateoals for tbe purpose of fuel. Tbe coal for heating can be laid at our furnace doors as cheaply as it can be obtained at any iron manufactory in the country.

Thirdly as to lime: The lime used at Pittsburg is so lean that it requires 1,900 pounds to flux one ton of ore, while of the stone obtained in Indiana in quantities beyond any exhaustion, 765 pounds, or less than one-half, answers the same purpose. Briefly, then, here are the advantages of Indianapolis: Competition and certainty in the shipment of standard ores accessible coal, requiring no coking1, and rich lime advantages in no point in the country can at all compare. We have before igiten the figures to ahow the act ual difference in the working betweeq a furnace in Indianapolis and one in Pennsylvania, but our purpose now is to do no more than present compactly the natural facts upon which this disparity of profit is baaed. In the matter of labor, and a few minor nonessentials, older places, like Pittsburgh, have the advantage over us but these will disappear in time, as the number of our manufactories increase and the constant employment of skillful laborers becomes assured.— Put the factories and the furnaces here, open the places for labor where it may be employed with certainty, and in no particular can we be overreached. Starting even then, with tbe Pennsylvania or Missouri factories, we still have the great advantage in the non-coking of our coal, and the difference between the shipment of the ore and coal to the poiot of manufacture. Having gone over this grouhd, we shall leave the question for the presort, only calling the attention of capitalists and manufacturers to our statement, asking not that they be accepted without proof, but challenging an examination into every point urged. The report ol Professor E. T. Cox, the pamphlet of Professor T. Brown, and better than all, tbe experiences of the furnace men now engaged in working, can be summoned to sustain or dispute our stale ments. At another time we shall say more of the merchantable quality of the iron we produce, as well as of its adaptability for manufacturing, adducing the testimony and acts of intelligent machinists and railroad builders. Tbe result of the re-opening of the White Biver Iron Mill will then be known, and tbe opinion of its new superintendent, an old Youngs town iron worker, will be valuable.

Gleanings.

When Horace Greeley was asked about his late narrow eccape from Long Branch, be curtly replied: "Ask the horsq didn't run away."

Mark Twain, at the Parker House, Boston, rang for "a copy of the laws of Mas sachusetis," "to see if there was anything to preveLt him from drinking ice-water."

Miss Anthony wishes women to retain their maiden names, instead of assuming that of any man. That is a reform which even the Shakers despair of popularising.

The Cape God Octette says a man residing at Manton Mills, Barnstable, has three sons, three horses, three oows, three calves, three hogs, three cats and three broods of chickens.

There is a hydrophobic streak in human nature. A smart thower will quench eloquence, hush song, aad even disperse a mob someiioies showing how mucb coveted is external dryness.

A few morning! since a lady at Marbledale, Connecticut, on going to make jp the bed where her litue giri slept the mgbt beiure, louud a black snake abuui three feet long coiled up in bed.

A grand base ball tournament is to lake place at Quincy, 111., to be held one week, beginning September 20ih. Clubs from Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago, Bockfurd, ill., and other places are to aitenj.

Four companies of San Francisco militia have been mustered out ot the servioe for

disobedieoce t0

orders

rlrtp r\*A r\ k. —a j„ a Fourth of July procession, in which colored men were allowed to take part There is a man in Manchester who carries eoonomy so far that, sending messages by express, he requests that the envelop be returned for use a second time, should he have occasion to send to the same addsess.

nor ore can be shipped. Besides, lour of these routes run to Michigan City, wbich point, when the harbor i* completed, will be nearer to the Superior mines than Cbictgo is at present To St. Louis there are four lines either now running, or to be in operation within the next twelve months. And not only do these roads communicate to St. Louie, by which we can ship the Iron iilountain ore, but all of them run through the regions where the celebrated "block coal" is most largely obtained facilities superir fered elsewhere iu« um aecessi-1 «.. ty in the manufacture. In sedition to I

A jJT

ex^

'pensive as to move the ore er to pUt in a different shape, the advantage jg three to one to have the coal near

hand

instead of the ore In this lndianapolijl can overreach St. L:ui?, Chicago

Mil

refusing to march

Father Hyacinths has considerably scandalised the Boman Catholic world of Paris by expressing his 'admiration of the truly religious conduct of the Bngliah

btained. Here in a gUnce, are I Proiest.n^ wh.chrhe Vs he wi JS *"°L *ny

duri»8

recent visit to England.

,n 1116

quality of native ore. In a pamphlet I the consolaUon to recall that, when entitled "Indiana and Her Besourcea." I a

*PP«kl Sprague has

aga,n"

PayinK

h«r

those $40,000,

011

rua

nia?.Shaw

prepared by tha authority of Governor I fr°m_ the verdict of $100,000 mulcted Baker, we find tbe following statement I S-J im

0 1

fre#1y. l*.coa?

similarlyrappeal-

Shaw

b'eachee,

dentifrices bad their draw backs until salubrious Bark of tha S^ap Tree was brought from the Chilian valley*, 4o perfect tha fragrant Sosodoat, the most ^hojesome, raliefcll for the Teeth tbatla bniA war aver ped into. dwlw.

GxaPB

Clor or fliw

we advise you to use

Jbbsbt—The

Passak^riaejards of Dr.4jNK»£jH*«s aever_ been MO loaded with, grapes as the vines are this year. If not injured by too much rain or eirly frost, the quantity as well as quality of the Speer vintage will exceed anything heretofore east of tbe Altegbeny nouataia^ flspeeially the Oporto graptylrftpi. sbfetfc tbe ^Doctor's celebrated wine ,made» All -kind* 0? fruit* are abandaot —Hkmwrk: (&:jV-) Daily Advertiser.

PaooBBea— Columbus sailed to tbe. American coast in a four hundred ton ship, and first landed upon the Island of St. Domingo. Last week a vessel from,

P. H. Drake A Co., of that city. This ia

facture of the cekbntfad lluraAnoij I informed by aa ex-'

Bittbbs.

year,

the formerenorriiom'lgura re« ceipts of the

Plahtatiov Bitters

Haven

Mag^OLIA* best imported German Colo^ne, and sold at half the ptiee. 40-dwl

If Ton* do flKl £relljj yfrfcMHor a doctor, be calls upon you, looks wisei, sucks tbe head of .fcis oane, scrawl« aomfe hieroglifica upon a piece of paper whic(i you take to a drag store, and there pay 50 oenU to $1,00, besides the doctor's fee, lor a remedy nine times out of ten, not half as good as Judson's Mountain Herb Fills, which is only 25 oents per box.-j-Do you think the former-the- beat -b^eause y^ pay the

Has certain effects upoa tbe coastitntton of fte

Human Race,

Especially tbe Sclipae that Is now tallne place re.pecting the weliare of mankind.' AllTonlcS a Bitte-s. and Patent Medlolnes, are Be"•by the

and ing clip

Standard Wine Bitters

-.Ada li A .'•.-.i.s z'.' 7 .- AXtFltJED SPBESf

The Most Wonderful Meditifn* Known. Cures in vrry :se the weak and sickly.' Children gipw robu.t.

GBEAT 'EXCITEMENT

In all parts of the country on the scorer of th combinitija of Sf JCKii'S NA TlYS WiJ w.th Peruvian Bark and Herb) and Boots. de-s are roaring in from all parts of the w*rl

It promotes digestion, acta upon the Llrerand the Kidueys. and creates aHungering Appetite.

MOTHERS,

If yon lore your chPdren, wisli to mtke them healthy and prolosg their {Ives, nse these Bitters and no other. Don't fall to ask for

Speer'a Standard Wlie Bitters.

If one store lias not got them, don't be put off with something else. The beet druggists have thea.

Great Incitement li Salt Lake

Over these Bitten. Thousands are being cared by them. See Brighem Young's letter of the wonderful enree.

Dee I hat my signature Is ever the coik of eaeh bottli. A. 8PKBB, Passaio, New Jsrsav.

O. T. LUDLOW, Strand, Loidjn,'Agent for Great BriWin. J. LA fOY, Paris, Agent for the Continent of Europe. id by Druggists generally. The Greatest Tonic of the Age*

IJ1BERB

HAUTE OPERA HOUfiS,

Sealed proposlis will he received unt 1 Augast 9tb, 18'9, at tbe Offlce of the Stcretary ot the Terre Biute Opera Mouw Oom- any, south-west corner of Wabash aad4th ets .for iheerection of a block ol Stares aad Opera Hooae combined!

Piahs and Fpec^fleatlons may be teen at tli» Offlce of J, A. Vrjrdauh, Architect, sopth.east corner of Mala ana 6th eta., from the90 of July uutil the Ith of Augast Jnolusire.

Proposals to be aooompankd by suitable securl Tbe Board rreerTen tke right to reject »ny or all of the propotala if deemed unfavorable.

By order ef th» Bear W. B. WAKBXK. Prea't. 0.1. HOSrOBD, Sec'y. 20dlw

HAJMJBY,

she

didn get a cen t. J,,

The moat valuable and most extensive ,The leading amusement at Atlantic beds of Iron ore in Indiana are found as-1 ^'^7 consists in making crabs drank.-— sociated with the lower members of the Bread js soaked in whisky, and the crabs coal measures. These ores belong to the come out in myraids to indulge^ Those eiass of limonites—the kidney or stone

wtl°

oree of tl)e furnace men. in watching tbe queer antics of the crus-

furnish the treat find their reward

inebriates, as soon as the fierce

W or to if I an a a a at it a in

nBntHANT

And Wholesale ail BStail Dei^er Wklntk «f Grain. Warehouse, ot north lint St., at Oaaal Basin, Terre Santa, Indiana.

W Strict attention pald io ssosirlag aad for. warning goods. f»)8-dwu

j^RCHITflCT 4 BUIL0&B.

J. A. VRYDAGH.

Plaas, BpsBtipsMoas, Sap sits SaU Drawing fnruished BaUdhi^-'OmoL-Sestt aaaS aovasv af II •tiseta, ow Poaaally's PrngBssrSw •rMllr

asi Oe ol

Isaal VIM tiffi ifta

rjlEACHEB'8 INSTITUTE.

Notice il h?reby given that a Teaehert' i.«. tu for Vigo couaty will be held la, the CI of Terre Haute, during the *eek oonenclng August 90th, isas, under the supwlaiaadence of Prof. W. H. Wiley, fartber particn}«rs will be

.WOQH J*'WOOD I

,0«n( Wood h«

Twe kuadfedoorde sal*. Ail erdo«a lsft at tks_MBar'y Weat Maia atiasi, ey at

loase,'

Jaha Ms. JTarlaae's of.

is aorth,Third street promptly filed.

BABUt B.vas9"^«,

deaimdly

ZPer*e MMwikia ef la«eras« Cfelt MLB BT ALL MMHHMBTS.

Just

TOf an experi

ment, the Judson'a Mountain Herb Pills, and see for yourself, that they are one ot the best family medicines compounded. Tbey cure Headache,-Indigestion, Biliousness, Jaundice, and all Female Irregularities. Give the MountainHerb Pili a trial, Sold by all deale'n. "dwlm h—l"J

FALMBB'B VxttKTABLB CoeMXTIC Lo-

tion

is the aovereign balm for the smallest pimple on the face, as wall as the most distressing: cutaneous disease tbat can afflict any part of the person. dwlw

Phtlen'a PaphUn JLotlon

fl»r BeaatltyiBg the .MIR aaf DOMPIHIOS

Benoves all lUrnem. FBROItUM. PIMPLRB, MOTH BLOTCHES, TAf. etc,, aad readers TUB SltHK t#rt, VIAB aa4 UOUMIIIQ. Per U0U» la the HDBUKT |aTaliiable.' For SKNTLBHBir afterSHAVUIV it Ms aa eqaal^ "PHAPIAJi LUTlOJi" la the ealy reliable rer eii for Olseasca aa bleMMca ef the SKIN.

PHALOXir "PAPHIAR MR fer tfee TUIIR, MOBSltBI aad BAT Prlee, iS CeaU per

(IRSKBl aad BATH^wlU pet char the 8IIN.

"FMB DKXATO,' «PLOB DC KATO.'

NRW PKWMI fOB THg •AHDKBRl'B IBF. KXttlUlTR, DBU0ATB, JkASTlirTBAfilUNil. PHlLON

ATB.J VIA

HOjr.MVIOBl.

Salt b| all£ru,

Hi Wwly-atorm

gists. Hi

nuts

BEAD !JIREAD!! JH...,. A TOTAL ECLIPSE

inuinmiyiijiij.pl *f*p- mmm npiPMMm ?p»"

A«£1VT«.

The

Pacific

H*ilr«t4 -fw«4, 8***s-dajA from New York to Sin rtancico. aad a «e* interest fait la

W«tt a* tt w*a amd tke Hew

West as tt acwlt ar« folly tetiM in our

'Beyond 41ie lflMlMippi" 18C9, with n«w Text, sew Mapa, new Index, new IHnstration*. ««0- P4&VK. SIB Eafravian aad tta« ust aooarate Mmp In the world.

Don't attempt-to mIIother%ooka, eld matter, raha hsd *»d eopisd, snder new sam" 8*11 tee original, coap'rt* fr.m- 1SS7 H» IMS. Sand for Circular* which will tell tha wbole story.— Addrraa

BLISS

A OO., To'edo, or HBI-

TLBTON CO., Oin iaaatl, Ohio.

Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

DiY 6UA&ASTKKB

'ArtiSte'-'to Mil 4l» HoA inmi

atin. it

Sbwtbs

pate*

the

were

Ha-

Lock

&rmai

Alike

or mm

turn, bai theaadet-f*»d,. and equal in ererv rMpaet to any' Sewing Machine ever Invented. "MrfeetSS. WarrabUd for 5 yean- Send for circular. Addr«aa JoBMoa, Citu Co., Boa ton, Mass., Pittsburgh, Pa,, or St. koala, Mo.

A Day for all, Adl A. FDLLMAN.N.Y

MVSER SHOT 6VNS WABBAHKB To «b°ot close and itlll W ySrds. Price, $2.60.— Hfaaf (IrmT: Oana And BeyoWers. 8end •tamp for price Uat Biflea, Shot Quns, Bevo'-Ters, toJOBHSTOITSGUN WOBKS, Pittsburgh,' Pa.

VHPLOTBEHT that paft. For particulars •Me address S. M.

fcwo.'TVt.

SPBMOBU CO., Brattle.

Look Hatbm,Pa.

HnsM. LirriHOOTiABakiwu4, Pituburgh, Pa. Genti:—We bare beeu asiag your make of Gang lawi in ear' Dil l, and And them, in point of quality, saperior to any we haTe ever used.— Ydiiri, Ao. SHAW, BLAPUHABD A UO. -r•- jMS'tf

Lippeiicott & Bakewell's

Patent Ground,

stoit'ss '^sdi &«£ oJ is* 9tii.ua. fa

MANHOOD.

tin d". A MEDICAL ESSAY OS THE CAUSE AND] CUBE OF PHEHA TO BE DECLINE IN MAN. tho 'Ire.tmeut ut tur\OJ» and I'bj.lo .1 tebi

There no member of Society by whom tkit Bool tqitt not be found tuqful, whether tuck person hold* tke relation of Parent, Preceptor or Clergyman, Medical Timet and Oattttt. sent by mail on receipt of fifty cent}. AdJress the Author, Dr. E. HF CUBT1 2S3 FSlrsef, Watliing-on, D. C.

0 eat lH&tributioii bjr tb« Metropolltnn Girt Co.—CiMk Otfta to the anenat or SSOO.OOOr KmyTlekel Draw* a Prise. 5 Cash Gifts Each 129,000 I io

io.ooo

20 6,000 0 1,000 000 r." .. 200 I 300 1C 0 I £0 Elegant Rosewood Pianos... ICach 8300 to S750 75 Melodeons 76 to 100 3S0 Sewing Machin 60 to 176 600 Fine Oold Watches 76 to

On Dollak.toPrices

Tob

are immediate

ly sent to .any addrtss by express or return 1 ail.

will kaow what yoar Price Is before y®a pay for It. Any prise may be

exchanged

Opinions of tb« Press.—"The firm is rellab.e, and deserts iheir success."—Weekly TriI twit, Jfay S. "We know them to be a lair dealing firm. —N.T. her eld, May SS. "A friend of

onrs drew a $600 priaAss

which was promptly re-

oeiTad."—Daily Seim,June 3. Send fer circular. Liberal inducements to Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Kvery packof Sealed Knre'opes cont tin one

cash

oirr.

Tickets Jot 91 18 for 82 3ft for 8fi 110 for

age of Six T10I $16,00.

All letters should be addressed to HAftFKK, WILSON CO m21w4t Brosdway, H. T.

MILITARY CLAIMS.

DAVID S. DANALDS0N, Military Atteney, Motarr JBegalarly Aatkerlxed

Office—Farrington Block,

133 N. JB. Corner Public Square,

Ur Staibs,

Fiaarr

Don,

TIBIE HAUTE, IHO.

Pension Claims Prosecuted, Arrears of Bay Procured,

BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,

Befhr to Merchactt, Bankers an'I Oitisens I generally, and to any one of the thousand whoee I claims have been obtained hy me. I B9" All Invalid P-nslm.ers not exempted, or I not having pasaed two Bl'nnlal Xzaminstlons, most be tsamined Bopt.i, 186S. They should be here on that day. jaSdwtf D. S. DAHALOfiOH

AND WOOD.

QOAL AND WO

B. 0. STCSKABB AS# ftlUIAM BABB1CK

Having formed a partnership nnder the name of S'nnkard A Bar rick for the sale of Goal and Wood, wtu'd respectfally aunonooe to the public that they will k« ep constantly on hand •ad lor iaie at lowest rate*, ail nds of Coal at whoissale and retail, also Wood for the fall and winter tied*, bflbt at No. SS Bun tin House, Terre "Haute, lad. An oider. for Oo'al Ailed promptly. A ah are of ths publio patronage 1a respectfully solicited.

MB. BAB KICK also weald info a the public I that bieJnteadato opea, at the Coal Oflice above na«td,»General Oo lection Agency

JelMSa

aa^aaatehi

fji

ihs col-

I lection of notes aad accounts which may be placed ia bis h«cdi for oollscti jn' and hopes by I prompt attention te buainea. t« merit a share of tke public patronage.

JjV M. MBBEDITH, Attorney at Law. Bmrrf-Jn rarriogtea Bfo£k, Terra Haute, tad* f.«iti n.rSOdwtf

H. BLAKE. --':.vrvlWiil*n -v Attorney a.t Law,

NOTARY PUBLIC. Orrics—On Ohio Strvst, between Third and fourth Streets.

no. r. uiss. oai as paper. gAlKD CRUFT,

Attorneys at Law, Omen.—Bo. SS Main Street, an •NUfli Mllldtf

Wm, E. MoLBAN,

Attorney stud Connsellorat Law,

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT, Terre Haate, Iiid. Omoi.—So.SS Main Street. deoUl)

PHYSICIANS.

j" YOUNG,*iW

:V &

FatentJ^emper,

(8TAMPKD)'1'

I A

-XT7-C3

tiutSO-3 SAWS. t/qaavi ed'

hare no

with your Saw« thoy uon't neeJ to ba lined up with paper we put them on the Mandrel and they go right along.

Temper perfectly uniform and quality unsur1 pass d. Bespeetftillv, OHAS. A.

FOX.

IiIPPKNOOTT A BAKJCW ILL, If.ann'aitnrersof Clicular, Malay, Mil) 6«ngand Ororf»-Ont Sawa. Chopping Axes, all shape*.— Colboia'a.Pahnt Axe. bhoveU, 6pades aud Atile'a Patent Covered 8coop. lJ j-ou wanta handsome present, addieis with IA etamp Bias 4

amlsy,Bj*33«7,

_—•.—.—i—

Boston, Mass.

ASM your Debtor or Druggist for Stf KSST UUISIWK—it equals (bitter) Quinine. M'fU by F. UTBABaS, FABU CO., CkgjsiiuiHev York.

I fOUBTT TUBS' Ezperieaee la tfeeTreataeat of Chronic and sexual Diseases.—a ekg$ui»I gieai Vine of Mdriiagr.—The cheapest booK ever published—contain ng nearly 300 pages and ISO floeplotes and engravings of the anatomy of tbe human organs in a state of health and disease, with a treatise onearly errura, itsdepl r»Ule consequences upon tbemiud an I body, with the aut«or'« p'an uf treatment—th omy rational and successful mode of cure, aa shown by a report of cases treated. A truthful ad?isjr to the mariied and thoss contsn atibg m«rrlage who entertain doubt of theii liyaical condition. Sent free ol ppstage

any address on receip: Of 25 conts, io

•tamp* or postaw urrency, by audrassing Dr. LA I OROlX, Mo. 3i Mailen Lane, Albany, N. Y.— Theaubor may be co iSuite-i upon any of the diseases np«n wbich his books treat, either personally or by mail, aui medicines sent to any part ot tbe world.

WgGii

PHYSICIAN and \SURQEON: OFFICE—We«( Hide Fiblle I«ssn, (Formerly occupied by Dr. Curtis.)

Calls attended to night aad day. National House.

Be^ldeoce at jaSBdtf

KEEPKOOL!

JTJ8T BECXIVKD,

tt I'.irT. fc-.m-

•sS A

Kefrlgerators,r m*. «t»i Ice Vheste, moEsii lager Beer Coolers, Ice Pitchers, lee Cream Freezers, Batb Tubs, all sizes, Toilet 8etts at 1300. Bird Gages, all styles, aad

In abandaaee, whioa will be sold tew to pay oar rents. Oall at

BALL8,^

ri 1c .H

J^BBSS MAKING.

Mru. If.

N. Y.

Bakiwell:—'Weamestown,trouble

LirrsKOOTTi

Particular attention will be fleen, aa heretofore, to tha lat«st styles. The most skillful assistants havrbeen engaged Wedding Coitames, Ball aid Parly Dreesep Ladies aad Children's Cloaks and J^reeesa mann actured with promptness and disjatch, jlltf

A. H.-DOOLEY, bllXlBTH1

BOOKS

I No. 100 Main st.

No. 100 St.

PAPERS

No. 100 I Main st.

No. 100 Main st.

No. 100

Main st

Nos 100 Main st.

TERBB HAUTX, 1ND.

tin 'lo Ttiifoq etf

SIX-CORD.

.' -v.: .~TTT"

SlIO

Cash Prises, Sliver Ware, Ac., all VALUED AT 91.000,000 A Chance to Draw Anff of the above prite* for 35c. Tiekets describing Prises are

sealed

in 2n-

velopes and thoroughly mixed. On receipt of i6 cents, a Sealed Ticket is drawn without choice and sent by mail to any address. The Pries named np jUit will be delivered the 4ickot-holder on payment vf

Ksla^seBb io30ijf3cadte3».caiisj at lUdsy,

TONB and HABBLB WOBKS

WALTER A KfPIKSHODSIll. "1 .? '...

for auother of the same value. Ho Blanks. Oar pstreneoan depend on lair dealing. liirxBSNCSS.—We select the fo1 lowing from Uaby who have lately drawn Valuable Prixs a kiudiy permittea us to puoiish tbem Andrew J. Barns, Chicsgo, 910,000 Mi tiara S. Walker, Piano, |S00 James H. Matthews, Detroit, 96,000 John 1*. Audrews, 'aTannah, 9^,000 M'ss Agnea SiaimoDS, Cbarlenton, Piano, $600. We publish no names without permission.

Btoae Balldlng Work, Itallaa Marble aad

Sootcli Granite Monumenta

Marble, Slate and Tron Bastsls, suid erase*.

Steam Works and Shops on GHBBBY St., between 9th and 10th, near Main For specimens of our work we aefer to Saalag's Block. .Ht2ropoUtan Block, Cory's and Sage's Buildings, Natioual_St»la Bank, Hew FostoSce, Ms Qregoi'sand Dealing's Monuments, Ac., Ac.

A TTBNTION OONTB4

Claim Agent,

aad licensed.

RAIL

Bagle Iron Wofks,

Oor. 1st aod Walnut sts., Terre Hants, Ind. JelS- dSas

QHIO FEMALE COLLEGE, KIAB CIN0IKNATI.

This well-known Institution will commence Its Twensy-flrst year of study, on TilUBaCAT tks 10 ih of September next.

The highest educational advantages enjoyed, nnder a full corps of experienced and at proved Teachers.

Extensive ornameeted Qrounjli. Beautiful Buildings wiih modern improvements. Xlevated situation, overlooking thesuberbs of Cincinnati.

Pi ices Low beyond example. For further information, or for Oataleguee, apply tj the President.

BBY.N. O. BtJHT ®. D.

jyl0-!tnw*Stau Coum Hiu, Ono.

,RBMOYAL x:^JT1Aa

BUSINESS.

tf tfJ

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oiM I

jU'rt .1 a-tc

"MH *svoef eifc .* :sv» mit Jr hue \-j sli li# t-i -vn6. A '•JaiJpcR' i.f ,ji,

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hbrsaitm" bxe Y-sfr'TS-J

:9^v f/j'sir, 'Jo i'-C:

vt«.-

vigT

S.jti''

.Hit a

ad*

kThEDGES

Hae removed her Cloak and Dreee Making eetabieshnisnt to Naylor's i^ew bsilding, ea Oilo, tween Fourth and Fifth streets, where site will I be pleaaed to meet all who, desire the Bloat perfect work in this line.

MI0EI BUSINS88, WHAT?

Adrertlsliig, of Come!

S E E A

It Mooves tde boslaess men

of Terre Haste to toe sp and!

lie eye. Advertise!

0ii

BOAD

oortbactobs.

We manufacture STEEL BOTTOM SOBAPBKS from the most approved patterns. They are large, but light, are easily fillod, and run on the smooth steel bottom with the least drsft. We are prepared to nil orders for any nuasber I wanted. Wm. J. BALL AOO.,

itf

JOHI iRHITBOVQ

Has rssstovsd his Ouosmlih Shop to Mack's new building, on Third sueet, one door nort^of Varrlngton's ock, where will be hippy

all his old easterners and as many new Ones aa may mak^ it convenient toealL aMtf

giLi POSTIJS6: n.

LorftOWTTSElfD, ••Viill

Is now prepared to do all kinds of Bill Footing, Distributing aad fainting on fctMi, la ths moat artistic manner aad the moat reasonable terms.— All orders will be promptly at tan dad to.

Insert pointed advertisements! Condensed Time Schedule, May 15, 1869

In tbe papers -keep your name

and occupation before the pab Toloao,

THE EXPRESS

O O E I S

Is snpplled vltb every deserIp-|o^1'

tlon of type. Ud ore Dared to

exeeate printing vltb dispatch I

and at snrprlslngly low rates.

3lt .C

lis Stain St.,

s#n

aeet

*mr«tf

•H

pi,|

•vrinpaS lc Hue's il.YL ,srr-ov4T«o'i 6i*J it t:v ij. ettsitpvni KSatfJ zt

6 y#i«M.5! -\J

":r

INSURANCE.

LirE INSUR4NCE COMPANY

OP THE WORLD f-

N A I O N A

LIFE INSURANCE CO.,

Oommittea.

•MET D. OOOKB, Wpeslagton, Tloe-Prseldeat.

BMBB90H W. PBBT, PRlfadelphia. Sseretary

aad Amiary.

TBAKOIS O. MITH, M. D, Philadelphia, Medio 1 tlretoa.

Thts O mp.ny fsened, MOtlTUSuf Is .aiatencs

stlrrlag Iter tke Samer Trade. Oeaeral Agents for O^lo aad Oeatral aad tostt era (adlaaa. jr. 4.

Competition Is llrelj, and lfyoa I wly Agent for Terre Beate, Ind.

dos't pssk your kmlaess, It I

to posh yoar business Is to ad

_T Ui

CTnited States of America!

CIIHIIUI SriClAL iff rf CMCIHS

cabs ciPiTiu ti,ooe,ooe

BBAMOS Ofpice, PHILADELPHIA

OrPICKBB

OLABKNOB H. OLABB, PhRade'phla, PreeMeat. JAT OOOKB, Ohalrmaa finance and Jbteea

iiji ife .V

ia the ftst TKH

5,395 POLICIES,

mvtuto a

$15,142,800.

Thie Oompaay offers to lie Pollcy-Holdere.

PERFECT SECURITY

I by Its Oash paid up Oapltal of Ons Mlliloa Dollars^ aad gaaranieea te

a jrsd, by ita

|lo«f Rates of Premium,

Lilfil DIYI1IHD8 IK AITA9C&, I

Or a Bevsrsloaary Dividend of 100 per eeat. bjr Ms

Return Premium Plan.

GENERAL AGENTS. w. Kixia dk onroitrsATi, owo.

FOOTS,

RAILROADS.

sill pash JOB. Tie l»est way I INDIANAPOLIS ST. L01I8 R. B.

SUMMER. ARRANGEMENT,

vertise it Jsdlclonsly. Scatter |3 1XPMSS TWU8 0A1U

Cards, Circulars, Hand-bills-

SKI WISH

Terre Haute and all CUies [and Tuw/is Wtst.

Dally ^tery Day sxeept Sundays.

Weetward. Night ex. Faai.x. Ml«htex. Terre Hauls, leave 11 lo 6 36 am In:30 Maitooa, arilre 1:47 am t.ltan l:ltpas 1S.W nt 18:1# liSS a l:u6pm l:(tfpm 1:66 am 6:10 pm 6 4« pa S:Haa 1 :i0 am 8:41 pm 8:44 '4:00 pm 2:.0am 8:00 am 3:3S«ai li:ui)am Mlpa a a 6:60 6:60 6:11 2:18 pm e:06pm t:ttsm 4:uupm 7:60 pm

Champaign, Oaieago, Uenualia, O.lro, Pana, eatur, Alton, St l«kula. «la. Korth

Mo. k. It. lease faclfle B. H. Maios, arii.e ff.non Oiiy, tlty, •.a worth Lawrknce, rcpe^a,

8:10 ass 4:30 9:30 a 9:15 am 4:46 pm 9:18 a' e.311 rn lit:* a S:N a:is ll:Si 3:16 am ll:')0pm 6:M am 11:0# a sa Is: 16 a 6:30 a IS: 16 am l":3i am 10:36 am 10:35 a 14:06 W: tt 1*:US pa U:U0 «:I6 am 12:00 7.U0 am 3:30 pm 7:1# a as

Acosampdstloa traia loavsa Terre Hantedaily, exceptSaaday, at fc65p a, arr.rei at Mattooa

I7:S4Pb'

T»Vnal:23a msa^Ohic^o 8:0Sam.

Palace Bleeping Oars all Right Trains. Baggage Cheeked Through,

D. HBBKIMIB, (ksl Bap't. msySl

JMO. 8. OABLAITD, Oenl Pass'tAg't.

=8B

LAND AGENCY.

Real Eatate Column

HENDRICH & LANGS,

Olee over First Hatioaal Bask, 8. B. Ooraer of Vearth aad Maia Streets,

Abstracts ef title farnished, Lows Beifotiated, aad Meaej invested.

rOB84LEs

OITT PBOPBBTT.

1 LI

Forty bote la Liaiea's Add I tic a to Terre Haate eSOb' •ease aad lot, east Oblo strsat, •ease aad lot. la

lot,

MoMarrain'sAddltltloa,Ad

•oassaad lotda Sibley's addition 1 Hauas aad lot la Base's addition

"1 on S«a street,

., ion Sthstreet, 1 aad lot ea Poplar, betweea Sth aad Ttk

I ItMl^

Bowe aad lot oa Bosthgth, betweea Ohssaat I %ad Ltaton streets. Twe baslaeso Hoaese oa Mala.street.

OOCBTT PBOPBBTT.

Jwa ef SS aeroe la Hoaey Or,ek Towaskln. ITS aeres la Uatoa town-*"-S Aeree below the jaaSSdtl

IT BBLIBTBiPAIH:

','lT

.TuoTm'jdM Irl

wees side eaaal.

IBER&'S

UNIVERSAL RUS8IAN HEALING ::y SALVE 11

TMs Talaahle ressrdy has-effected innumerable »st aad has gained for itaelr a great reaata. fThe dUcrroier of this Salve has applisd It with sailasut snoceas l&lhmat|i)s of easts durI,a* tbe Orimera War, aa I hae eared daageroas if eases cons dsrej mortal.

Is th solo pesseeedr of the vala-

*ble eeeret of awktag tMs Salve from hie sxpeI rieace la a sing it in Barope and the seeeeas at 1 dlac Its appUeatlea there, he haa been indacto ntrjd JOB it lato tha United btatee.

,*kaee who have w«a«ds, braisee, eats of all _^*e, er sons, Volone, Borate Ins, Moeqalt» Bites. Prost Bictea Joints. 8 .re Li. s, Ohilblaias. Ohlidrea's Scorbntio Oamplant« vn Head and 'ace arespeedll* cntad«. It feaa proved of great •dvaaSsfle to ladies, aad ie pa^ulia-Iy adopted for gathered hraete, sore legs, Ac., through oeaSeeaMat, aad other caaaee,

It aete like magic is'HMvisg Boils, Playlei^ aadCataeeoaa Iiera£*„ ati4. has been saneese fully aasd for Ojrna, W aad

Hon

Threat,

by appfjring ntemM eviry eveaiag befos*

Voraale by all irinh^. Price 85eu SOc, aad sr Jar.' OBoe

fstf

Bowery,

I S a a

O-

Waaa

geaaiae aalese eesaisg^gwSrt «. 1DH'| Dnf•eml Baasiaa HcalUg^N^JSuBewory. Mew Torfe.