Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 August 1869 — Page 1

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NINETEENTH, *YEAR.

THE STATE.

ET.

Railr

Of thjc fifty-four deaths in Evansville

JtWM.*My to*i

ried persons.

Sixtt-two thousand bales of bay shipped from Vevay during the ro mtmu

Tbs saloons of Princeton have suf

fered from a raid, whereby several of

tl«*wr3 tu»ted." -|f§ fllil'tl0i

Hi* LodQE of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, called the "Old Post.''

bden organized in "Vicceruiee.

The Board of Managers of the House of Refuge held their regular monthly inciting at Plainflald yesterday k*5

Many of ouf |fato exchanges report the alarming prevalence,of the-babit of

opium-eating

••••nnh*- ..»?' •!.»»•

Th« Floyd county jail hae beeti pretty ,nearly cl^antd out. four prisoners

remain In it, out of thirty-eight, pommiiments for the month of July.

Sbhatob Mobton has received an invitatfotji die Peonsylvaw'R Central OonAnfttel^ tikgagefin the canvass in

that State .... ,,

Jk &mily financiers

ls,f^eryan^

girls on trial, and discharging them without pay at the clcwS of the week, as no^

•»t|rfMJtoryH j, .r.

iUiJi® wetefl^j fqpt deaths in Ijv»naville durinp last month. Of this nnsiber, thirty were lew than one year old. What a terrible slaughter of the Inno\o **Wil

mkWi -. i. U3U The LaFayette Courier $iys that a

bright, pretty little five year old son of MW.lj. B- Sempill. |f that city, fell through a hatchway in a store on Saturday, udtttt almost instantly killed.

Till* Slate Contention of TJniversalists will meet on the first of September. About on) hundred delegates will attend. Loganspojt will probably be the locality selected for the meeting.

Th* following Is' month ly stste^ment of the State treasury: Balance on on bud July $531,583 07 receipts for

July, $240,416 45 warrants paid, $289, 526 40 balance August 1, $482,376 12.

of Michigan streets -«L

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The Indianapolis Commercial stateBtha^ it has been determined to locate the Bouse of Befuge jot women On the north end of the State's vacant ground north of the Deaf ftnd Dumb!Institute, on the line

2Vl TAjfinuineratibW 1tf' cKHSrep,- in In*

1dianapolis,

between the ages of si* and

twjnty-one years has been completed and foots up 11,931, of whom 10,410 are fvhites and 621 colored. Last year the enumeration of white children amounted to but g,607 -Increase, 904. _•.

ws 7§! An altercf^tipn occurred In Frankfin ^Township, M*rion County, on Sunday, between two brothers named George and

James Hawthorn, and Joseph Jenkins. Awhile the parties were engaged in a srough and tumble fight, George Haw^Vhorn bit one 6t Jenkin's ears entirely

Th® Crawfordsville Journal says that at a recent meeting of the parties internested, the Indianapolis, Crawfordsville and Danville Boad was consolidated with

Ufbanar filowoiog^n pnd

the Indianapolis, Bloomington ,fiftd

"Vyes^er

Bailroad. 1r»

v. JfcSt-

Mkb. Mart C. Trout, says the Corydon Republican, the only revolutionary pensioner sutvl^in® In Harrison: county, received this week, under a joint r«olution of Cobgras$, a pension certificate en-

stifling Ji«4P|^ii»crease4^i?n from September, 1865, to the present time, 3*tid so long as she shall live, at the rate of one hundred and eighty dollars per annum-

The Spencer county Journal conta ins a notlco from the Auditor and Treasurer pf the pounty that some scoundrel ha3 gained access to their offices and erased »nd changed figures, altering nmounts very seriously thereby, and committing other depredations A committee is Investigating the matter, and the officers Offer a reward a ©f $100 for evidence that will discover and couvict the ...

guilty persons.

The Ind'anajol'* Jourv.at says: "A *®ffiortg«ge, amonnting to t1#b millfbn dol lars, gi^en by tbe Indianapolis and St.

LouUKklli'oiad Company to George "W". C«(BS.ard jsjtitloawi Witi, was recorded fn tbe fair, round band pf peputy Kecorder 6attv yesterday. It is glvijn'to secure ,. this building of the new line to Tftrre

Hattto from this city. The stamps on it

amount to $2,000.

This awful story of infamous^ fiime is from the La Payette Dinpe/fh''1 Some time since a man by the name of Smith lost btr wife, wbo letetwo children _a boy and girl, the la\ief eleven years old. A m«a iiving some talles north v( here iook the girl to tirfse Last week he committed a rvge upon the child

E E A

A BL E

By French Cable.]

rano and General Prim, in whii says, "I took part in the revolution hoping to see morality, law and justice sue ceed to former abuses. It is now ten month* sinoe tha revolution was accomplished. My hopes have been deceived. Greater abuses, wide-spread immorality and deplorable anarchy prevail orders to which it is absolutely necessary to put an end. The constitution having proclaimed a monarchy, the immediate choics of a King is indispensable. If the government does not shortly consider the question, I shall abandon ali hope as to consolidation and retire to private life." This letter was read in the Council of Ministers and created a profound impTes

sion. By English Cable.]

I jfs Germany-*^

DaESDEK,Aug. 8.—A dread fill ^acciaeitt

occurred yesterday in the coal mines in the mountain districts near this city. Over 300 persons were kiled outright. No particulars, but the accident is said to have been attributable storn^£

weather.

Prussia.

Berlin, Aug. 3.—Preliminary surveys for a ship canal throughout Schleswig Holsteln toconnecUhe Baltic and Worth fieaiftope compkt d- It is thought Prutel^f will undertake^the work. '^S

London,Aug. 3.—A letter from Madrid says the state of affairs in that country is disquieting. The prospect ahead is full of gloom and coufusioL. The government has no fears of the success of the Carlists, bit does not think all Is lost for Prince

Asturias.

From "Washington. 4'

"Washington, August 3.—The following was to*day issued from the Treasury Department:

The following regulations prescribed by the Secretary of the Treasury are published for the information of officers of Internal Bevenue and all others whom it may ^aocern. Signed, C. Delajto.

JTrbasttbt Dspabtmknt 1 Washington August. 3, '69/ he following additional regulations relative to claims for the regulating of taxes ars hereby prescribed. No claim or application hereafter made for the refunding of taxes will be entitled to consideration by the Commissioner of Internal Bcvemi unless the same shall be filed with the Commissioner within two years from the date of the payment of the taxes in case of claims already accrued within two years from the date.

WM. Bichardeon.

ActiDg Sec'y of the Treasury.

From New York.

New York, July 3.—Besolutions passed at the Tammany meeting last night hold that the question of British rejection of the claims of Irish American citizens an international question between this country and Britain superior to those arising out of the conflict between the two countries on the belligerent rights of the Kofth awl South and the Alabama claims.

That the sympathies of the Democratic party are with Cubans struggling to overthrow the exactions of the revenue officer.

That so far aa we can, without rendering ourselves amenable to the neutrality laws, we will endeavor to succor and comfort the struggling people of Cuba.

That if the administration on the subject involving the sovereignty of American citizenship would only exeroue the alacrity which it b*s observed towarilliunt« ing Cuban refugees aud detaining them in Fort Laf-»yette till they took the oath, our national honor would be better vindicated, and the just dsmand tor the sympathies of the American people be widely gratified.

That the rccant. outrages by the Spanish government in Cuba in the exeoutloh S of American citizens without the form of trial, should have received most instant and urgent attention at the bands of Qraot's adminittruM'"". |{Jcu

si4K^,u'vr»p°'bsf

cratg®een Rt tbe

bead of the government.

That in vain should it be for the adminiatratidti against the. •wi-^es ot Cubans Ao acquire their island bf purchase, anT eo make them ciiizeos of the U- 8 if the oppressed Inhabitants of that unhappy Island who cime to seek American citizenship be so recklessly regarded^ our federal administration.

It is the duty of every patriot to 00mand ihatthe Qoverntqent aw^ke from lig r«tioent imbecility and endeavor at .once to'.right tiia Affieriean nation upon questions of outrage by British and SpihUh officials on the,sovereignty of American citizenship G" F- Uoffinafi sept a let-s ter saving our Oovernrri* nt is been-flts-graced by it? failure tj prt/teet American citizens against ii jiutto«, cruelty aiid oppression. wbetbefr in Great -Britain or

Oub-t. It i3 the misiiun of tbe Democratic party-to wipe out that disgrace, and they Will do it in the next adminwiratiou. Let us have no peace whea the rights of American citizens are trampled upon.

A GAT AKD FESTIVE PICNIC.

outrageous a character »3 To cause her death. AVarfnevl at the rons^uences, he took poison aad lulied fctinself. Eio ^aS -bWOUht to ihies city yesterday for burial fo",*"0jp. pavholto Tyiiial ground, biit chardl AttihotltieS refusing sepulture to Saofc |j *4to4enua icw««Meeer»ted ground, Be was bttrfld outside. 'Theliule girl was buried this afternoon.

A party ot whifo rov.dles ^assadTted" a' negro picnic near Newark, N. J., yesterday- A desperate fight ensued.

FIRE

Donall ink factory, Newark, was burned last night. Loss $12,000.

A VAGRANT. •'«•'H,«

One of the captured flllibusters, wbo refused to sign an agreement not to vi.ilaie the neutrality law?, was sent to Blackwe'l's Iilasui yesturdny a^ a vagrant.

SUSFKNSIOX.

Sn^peneion oi'tbt eminent Greek itm of Bbadaconaehi AFranghiadi was reported this afternoon And created considerable tal- This firm had its h*»dquarlers »t London, and branches at Ngw *^ork, Bio Janeiro, Constantinople nhd other ^reign cities. T&» ho^ehas alwaji env„«tY high credit sand jwj^d through a number of fiu.Hncisl panics

Thtf moount of liahilitics not known. It is reported the suspension was caused by fc rise in goM at J?:o, tbe firm being shi^n,

I -.t 1 .3 •j'-jjjlt

.ovaScotia.

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Halifax, August 3—The gunboat Eclipse from Bio Grande had 18 deaths from yellow fever. The frigate Borra cauta arrived with fever on board.

From Chicago.

Chicago, August 3.—The public announcement that Judge Jameson of the Superior Court would this morning render a decision on the motion to dissolve the injunction against the^Ecclesiastical Court convened, far the trial of Bev.

fess'iyy® nent Lawyers, Clergymen, Ac. After some preliminary matters had been disposed of Judge Jameson announced hip decision. It occupied about half ad hour in its delivery, and was listened to bytfce crowded, andientie with marked attention. JPUs decision was against 4is* solution of the injunction. 1"' -.•«•» .. k. tV

From Ginoinnatl.

Cincinnati. Aug- 3.—The great exposition of textile fabrics opened this forenoon. The two adjacent store rooms for three stories in Linton's magnificent new block are filled with goods. The variety of articles is great and quality very fine.

Business men inspecting them confess Ihit hitherto they have been very ignorant of the extent and perfection of woolen mannfactures in the West.

Entries have been made by actual man. ufacturere, with very few exceptions. A large number of people have comfe from abroad, and more will come tomorr°w and Thursday to Bee it. OitieenB are dndj&f mccess. whitifi so far,oxceeds tBe'toOit saffguine expectations.

Throngs visited it to-day and all expressed unqualified satisfaction. At 3 o'clock this afternoon the fomtl opening took place before a laree cro*d of people. Gov. Hays was introduced by g.JVrrpnp^f prt madi aa address of wfelw!

From St. Louis.

Sr. Louis, July 3.—The Taylor House at Omaha was burned night before last. Loss $16,000. Insured $6,500.

OK£BJ££'9tON A I. COMMITTEE.

England.

The su»cin^^M,§if:, the Ways and Means Committee, Who left Omaha yeiterday, will meet at Boston on the 20th Of October and report fully on the different subjects assigned them.

PERSONAL

General Augur returned from South Pass yesterday. Indian matters quiet in the department.

EXPEDITION.

Another expedition leaves Fort Sedgwick in a few days. DROWNED.

A man named Taber, living near Canton, Missouri, attempted to swim aoross a creek with his little boy on his back a day or two ago. Both were drowned. A man named Rogers attempted to save them and was drowned.

Iiouiivilie.

BKGUXATOHS.

The Evening Express contains the following: "We hear ugly reports from Casey county and that region. The regulators, acfjordragf to this rumor, have been at woifb aria bfood has again been shed. We are told that a gang of some thirty men made an attack on a house of onejpf the Rowsey party, in Casey, and shot and killed three men and -One wwrian. There are no other pai culars. 1^1 It the same gang that have been operating in Audersot), Mercer, and adjoining counties.—^ Thty are a bind of scoun^fels and should be brought to justice.

An official order has been received from the Adjutant General's office, at Jpfankfort, addressed to Major Allen of this city, to hold battalion of militia in readiness for service. It is contemplated by the State authorities to send this militia to Boyle and Mercer counties to destroy,the bands of roving regulators

CINNATI MARKET.

By relo«r»ih.i ClSOIKBiTl, Au^. S. FLOUB—Unchanged. ... ^VHKAT—UuchangeJ xej| »t 1 25 enl white at 1 40@l 50. 1 -CQU.it-Dull Rt 90c. 5

Dull new in large supply asd prK.es ined to 4034 c. No old in market. YE—Dull at 90@95c. TOBACCO—Firm ai full rates. WtfisKT— tfull at »l OS. ^.'s, PROVISIONS—Firm but qulet.\ »i It-to ?IRK-At J33 60 7 BtfJjK BfiEATS—At 18c for shoulder* and 16^tor tices.

^O -i—At 15J6e for shoulders and 18J^^19 ferllMT' kin and clear sid«s.... 'StAiBfi^-iteld a. 19^.

BC I'TEB—Unchanged and fl.tP at EGGS-At 14c. OBOCBfi 29—Unchanged and firm at fall rates GOI41—1S64 bujiog. MOmEY—Market easy at8@10 per cect. KXCAANGE -Dull a. par buying. 1

*tNEW YORK MABKETBy Telegraph.j NSW Ton*, A^g. COTTON—Steadj at 33&C fer middljig upa

FLOUK—Quiet prices without derided ehasgs 99@6 10 for superfine state western 6 79#7 35, •r extra, atate 7 7u@7 4U for extra we.iero 7-70 white wheat extra 6 9 @7 4S for &•, TiBS for extra St. Lonla VcjlO 50 for rood to choice do. _» 1 is, jb'iiOtc—steady «t $4 75Q6 ro** «'BAIi—Quiet. •M

TTHISKf—In fair request at SI lOfrte. \v liKa 1—1@2c better and more active 1 6Cal 68 for No 2spring 1 #i«i 63 forao't dQ. 162S1 $iy3 for Hoi spring 1 84 for new red h"i 1 6A

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Courier-

Louisvtlli, Aug. 3.—The Journal has ad view from Nashville whlot purport to be. from a reliable source, mafc ing some startling disclosures concerning the plant of the Stokes party in Tennessee. These advices assert that it is the intention of General Stokes to assemble a Legislature of his own at Nashville, to organize a separate State government and to call upon General Cooper of tbe militia for his assistance. Cooper is said to be committed to the conspirators.

The federal officeholders and the Republican municipal authorities of Nashville are also a part of it. The scheme is attributed to Horace Maynard, but it is staid to have the approval of Boutwell and other Republican leaders at Washington. In lieu of the militis, which are disDanded, General. Cooper expects to be backed by the Grand Army of the Republic. The object of this movement is to create a conflict calling for the interposition of Congress, which will be memorafieed on the subject. It is expected that the administration will protect Stokes „and his party until Congress

common white state 1 66% for

ZttUtaiK 1 6901 69 for ember Michigan 1 73 for Ae* aniaar Teuuessee: 1 76 for wnlte California

BTB—Quiet. BARIiliY—Nominal at 4 6P. CO EN—Irregular and unaetted. Opening heavy and closing 1 at dor more steady staOQMt for unsotjnd new mixed western and 1 03^ I 06 for sound do, 07@1 08 for mall lot of yellow.

OATS—Dull amihea»y at 19%9tSe for *estein afloat 8M(83 for stale afloat 70 for Jersey new:

Coi?F£^—In fair request Wo at private terms SUGAR—Firm a« UX«12£c fdr CtibK and iiSlSSrffor Porto Rico.

MOLA.S9SS—Dull. •TitOLKtIM—Iulet aad firm at J"®1734 for crudc and 3l9£$32for raflaed.

POKK—Firm at US 10*33 85 for nw mass, closing at S3 SS cash, SI 8*932 78 for old do, 27 26 to ^rprlme aaa 2» W^SO 60 for prttne

0 KT—Nominal ai «S6(SS6 for prims ffi«ea} 33AS3 for India mess. cUT MKATS—Firmer at 12i®14}4 for sboul d»'« and 16%9lS is# Huns.

MIDDliKS—Qnint a* pt+rnte terms, fc *.•£—Brill at chiedy 19^, for stea**n ssdl^ia^ for nt 11 rendered.

BCriEB—steady at l^c for Ohio and 1 i@i7

foC^K«B-Firm

nt ll«lft.

MONET—Moderately, actiTe to dsy *call losht at 7 per cent on stocks tM 6 to 6 on Governmppts.

GOLD—Opened at 3356 and fell to and. rallied to 36)4 under a purchase of $99,000 far a suipendedGreek Arm aud closed weaker at SF/m.

TUKLL, 4 DEMpf0, Are now eloiii| oitAMr-«Stt* iMiktf Jh mer Drew Oood, Ac., He., mt buyexi. find their eamOsMiMt ia »aoUie| coH.aofthl.pajw.

To Bemtre 1m aad Vn» 4oaL||f Vnekh Iiotfoa. Si Pkxbt. Sold by all Drofgftt«*i

for flack Worm* aod Pimples 01 the Face, ma ftUT'f CokaboHB aim Pimh: Bsxkdt, prepared «a)y by Dr. B. ?. Psaax, I Bond (treat, New York. Sold everywhere. .Hi tr&da supplied by WfietoM* m*rl7Uod8ia-»3m ii ,-t.

:f- Its coaiiOons of

It is idle'to *p«ct bpaltli if tbe jwMaotioi neceasary to scare are neglected. Tfie hana organization is a delicate piece of lesksitk^, and reqalree as much intelligent eareaad watchtalneee to keep it in order, ee ne ieqaleue in tte mtnigoneBt of the most complieeted oo&ibia^ lion of Uver», wbeele aiid piriioH*.

At tkto eeaeoa of tbe yMr the body peca|U ly *ea*ltlve,.became it to gseatly weakooediudl relaxed by the contiancui beat. Taeeklnii in sommer, with its miUioaa ot porta wide op a, li very aifferent sort of tegument from tt compact fibrous coveting whicb itbeoo der tbe action oi the wlatei** cwqs} dee, too, are comparatively Oacfetd, the mcvi tremaloai, the blood pD3rf and the fHto'e fraaf* lets capabls of endnrisg fftigue and di«NI6| tltftQ in cool Tb®1* ill«Jcn of adeprcexdco'dltlon Of the vital force* eo many anmiitakabift hints that natorejie

O.-SS"stimulants will not tffect'- t^iiobJ(4They lnfl*me and excite, but do not itrengtLea Tbe only preparation which can.be depeader* —1 on to impatt stamlftal Vigor Mr %be /ayatee^

enable it to endure the ordeal of witnout giving way under the preeeure, XBXIA&'S 81OMAOU fliXTEBS, tone correotire io pure, So kttnleH, so uit«ly fr*e frou the drawbaks which render many of powerful a«tri. gente employed in medloat practice mere dangerous tk*n tbe aimente they a employed to oure, that It nay be adaiaieten without fear to the feeblest lemale iayaUd.or tie most delicate child. Ihe^atbartlo andAar tive vegetable l&gredieati, which are COBI with tbosaof atouie nature in its conpoeitto

keeps thsi-ewele moderaesly free and roKUiai\ while th» i«ik of i&Tigoratl le goidH On. The finest blood detfftre&tc whioh the herbil kingdom affords ere also emong ltscomf nents, ev thet it reoraitt, pnr.fles and reguia the ayatem simultaneesaiy. Aag

TERRE-HAUTE, INDiAMJL. Wlfflu ES DAY AUGUST 4.1869.

SPECIAL WOTtCES. .MK WW.i«tW8 *3

be depended uftbe'Syateai.AAl the heated term reeeure. is HOl I*

xami

BUSINESS dlRECtdify

ATTOJIMXT&

Jderedi(h*i'« M. Harrington BloekWm. *. McLean,»«Ittain street.

tmtmq

Baird Ornft, SV.Slaln Street. icott Do/ 60 Ohio Jitreot. Joe. H. BUke, Ohio Street.

»«X If

ABOH1TBOTS AND BUILDEMB. J. A. Vrydaghj corner Maln and Tlfth.^ Oiirt & Williams, corner X&At a»d lfidket|j

BOOTS AND SHOES.

Jacob Doll, south Fourth street, BOOKS AND STATIONERY A.'ff. Dooley. lOi lialn StMel. !-..a a fiAKKKS. tfraiik "flglil'i 4 Bro„ ^aCayette Street. billiabds.

tfffi

At Ttutonla Hotel, Wm.'Shaffer, Proprietor OABBIAG& FAOTOBT. )Vlldy, Thomas & Co., Oor.

CLOTHING.! t5 Jtignb

W. H. iiannister, 79 Main Street. Qrofer Miller, 81 Main Street. Jobn Barnikie, oTer baxton A Walinsiey s. Fred Sohlewlng, 194 Main street.

COAL DEALERS.

J. A. Morgan, SullUan OoufityCoal.30 -J9I1B Mcr»rteme, Rl»*r 00«l. .UiDIiaSS flATOtt.

Mrn. N. K. iiedgoe, Ohio, bet. ith and fth^ts

iM&NTlSXS. so

0. H. BarttoloMSWt 167 Maiaat«ael. (J. O. Lincoln, etb St., between Main audOhio. DBY GOODS. Tuell, Bipley Oo., corner 6thaad Ma'JJI W. 6. Kyce & (Jo., 77 Main *t{eet. O. Wlttig a Oo.. 170 Main street. Bdsall Uo., curner fourth and Mala Street oazton A Walmsiey, 111 Main street. _J (Jorneilus a ilaggauy.. corner Main a»d Talrd

aU^et.

UBUGGiyTS.

3arr, Ualick & Berry, corner Mal^ aodTourth

FAAMlttG -iMFLEMElim ,ua„ Jones, east siais PuBHc Square. UNdMiTR AND STINCIL CVT^B John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of TMfd^

HARDWARE,,

Cory a Alouooiut, Malu dtretl." Austin, ahryer a Uot, Main Street. hats and caju 0. Xatee, 14S Mbln atreet. i%

HOTELS.

National tiouse, obrner SUthAnd Jiiaiti. Clark House, corner Ohio and first. Terre Haute House, Corner Main aad Seventh. i'aririers' Hotel Oor «th and eKery.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

fiag»r McKeen, Dowling Hall. ffc J. A. Foote, 06 Main street. JEWELL§|» f^^ 6. ii. Freeraan, 74 Main street. itm John H. yraemam 6 Jar feewa. tM^ittefWIVfloe:

it (8 1

Kobert Huntor, oppwite Bu^ti^ Qonae. :-i leather, asc. 5 LA. Burnett, 144 and 140 Main Stieefc. MONUMENTS, SCOTCH ORAFITI

Walter A JCpptashooaea, Ohesvy atreet, be tatea^A and 10th. 7- MUSIC DEALERttf»

,. L'i: IS south 4th St.opp. Beat OBf fljl| M- A. KarJa®, 80 4ato H, l,. Stre.cs, 149 Main St. J-

Mrj. BucVin($btim, (. or, 4 and Ohio. MIJUIT^BY CLAIMS. I li." S.Dan Wscu Fiifriagton Block, Maia St.

li'jrpw RAU.HOAD AG' jiw St^ubier, at^cCaen al^fifoclfs Mill fiSAL EatATE AGENTS. *?rr EeArilb alji^^or^jer-ltein and 4th Stieete

SAPP'LEfey ilAR&WARE. Fred A., »o:s No. 6 ^nthl'lfth street,

Cherry strict Ie-

tw««n9*h and lOttu

%E WIK^ MAOHUfE3.

T. V. aUdle, 1W Main 6treet. ciKlRTS AND COBSET8-' Ui. jS Arnofa, 59 Haiti street.

T3?\

9. Weiss No- 159 Main street.

W'^ir

±3$rl iaa ifcA'ri

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iOW JOIK8,

JBsrt Sidf Pabllo Sqaara, TBSI HAOTB. USD

fe!

Manillc °^ornsdd,

Mm. Dsyto&fittf

St^iln^'iMHeHe Fevers, With HUAl tor the mm., aHftiis':

SIQEDI'llatHt lafNvet

GRAINrBBIlX.

sit .1

It cannot rhake or bieak the, -Mw «o«e by a eerite of flangs THI BOXthat FULIi the grain down saiTASi K.itaso tbe Wea the- quantity a«a being-pro^ ptartipitd fcTt5# sleMtk of taeSuged sAeels#nleh epeea r» regulated by a nnmber of cogwheele forming a Mie, and perfeetly under coi"it of the driver.who ie guided by a Tary simple MdeOeteat tand *sa»£afc The eog-wS««l8 aM Atleoee ba««re ISMtened to the Drill a

OLPJBK WIIJ.B- three eiaea, three pric

QTfiAMftOA® AJUAN6£M£NTS IO FOB BUTS5INQ KOliTH OF

Terre Hantejo CoTlBston.

SmEB EACCLAIBE, Oapt. Shoe.' Baker, Commander, will lette Terre H*ute for Oovlogton and latermedlate landings, Mondays •nA Thuiadayd. at 9 o'olosk P. M., and return Tuesdays andTrldays.

above Bamed pcut*)aad teturn Wcdnesdejs 'and datardays, et 9 P. M.

tf.

STONE CtTTlERS-

*VJN E RT ASLE&mb

^cV.l fr.

Vi 'Sc ifaliv aJMWSr TBTrd Sad a. W f*fhueb. Sam Street

4 #lt-i««js

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F^KE IJSHUifeANCfi GO.

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1 ftCORPORAT i£l) 184 I.

tArlTAL, ABSITB,

C. T. WSB9TJCB, PresUent., GEO. W. LB8TIB, Becretar^

Tf HODSB.

BENJAMIN H.

u. &i»3?r. Palace oi Music, 48 Ohio Street.

MECHANICIAN.,

SOTJOWa A^D. TEIMMINW^ II cat to any Irregular shape I. B. Biddle. 161 Mala street.

PHYSICIANS- I

Dr. $. 4, To^ng. wes^de ?»blio Square. BJETAIL GROCERS-

ri*js Ho«m ad? .*«

attached fo the Ori'l. Ad liable to be iee(, and tbe fte* ten^u-

lated without moving a wheel.

M\cn.in,

,oj!)

•ii^be Drill is Cheaper

hm any ether, and will bt sold en. time to rt-

ONE HORSE DRILL

'or owiag Wheat in standing oorntobs fou anywhere.

-CAHii 1I.IU.S—wiUi borUoaial B^IUari, with vertical Boilers.

rieep.

Older tttli

^I?er Drill, Cane Mill and warranted. We are prepared to fill orders for DB TILK aurtPIPB of any size and ia any quaati an to furuiah estimates ol coat af drain" iacd.if dat« are given.

Mtli

»A1*. atitf, 'Inlag

JONES & Jb^SIS

1T|ISS0LT5iaO^ OF CO-PABT-XJ M8BSHIP. Motioe is hereby given that thece-partnership heretofore ezlstlitf nadeE the name oi tiFfcitfe a Barnett, as Qrooery aad.FrovisIon dealers, is this day diasolred by mutual eeaaent. .r' weB 'J. O. ffflllt ^SMMOS «,4 0»0. J- miMtt

All thoss tcasbted to theabova Arm are requested to call and aettle immediately.

atlbe old

stnud, oorutr Tourih and Cherry street, and will constantly on hand a flne assortment of

a?f5S »W ntf it\i». ill

^JBMOTAL.

xBAJLBOJM AQMNCY I have moved my eflce to MeKean Paddook's Mill, whera 1 wonld be pleased to aaa my eid frlenda and customers.

4^rcs2?fc: Water rates as low, and time aa qniok ai and aemratlnj Hata Oninia.halk ablpped tp New •ngland towns without change of cats.

JAMMH.TPBHBB.a«t.

avrittdti

MANHOOD and ihb took HI. or TOOTH r*etoNd1o-four weeks. DB. BIOOKD'8 BiMCNCI OF IiITK reetorea sfeahly po#er*. from whatever cauee arie*ng -tbe affeota of early pernicious habile, aelf-abasa, lmpoteh«j and climate, give way- at onoe to thla wondetfU medicine, tf takenmgulMly aeedrdiag te tbe directions (wbichara vary slmpla, and require act, restraint frem 'buelneas or pleaanre.) Kailara Is impoasiUs: Ml In bottles at 98, or ienr qstanti-ttsa-ln one for $t. To be had snly of the soie kppaiBSedagent io America, K~»BTIZKN, 63, Sd Avaona, cer. of ISth ttrtgt. H. K. 'deSS

$3»O,OU0

yl#. R, B. SIMPSONS*

vvrmDOW

Nos. 309, 207, 309 and 211 N. 4th St.,

PHILADELPHIA. ..•? I 1 Importeref -i-. -"a an an E is W niarftr-'Wintawi, •{*..

French Looking Glass ?la1 Hammered Plato Glass for flkylights. 11 11 floors. Colored and Ornameniol Church Glass. Pluted Glass for Conservatories.

Every Size and Tltfckess, Sv ths orlaiaal case, bo*, or aingle eq«ar«

MILLINERY.

Sirs- 8C€Kll«eHAJ» ismnTnil in the comer of Fourth aad Obic Streets, where she is new opening a full aad com-

*rvi&wrssfcs'rv.''s' choice assortment of Switches, OoHa tlctoria »T,tr. and all kinds ef Hair Work. Ladies caU and see the assortment.- 1 ^su s-« t'Aff'fO.t

A N OBDDfAJNCit HL UTTIM A TAX FOB 1869. Bt trdaiml If &s Common CtmaeU of th* CUf aWn Ucmfs, That for tl|e year one tbMsaaa 1 eight hundred and sixty-nine, (IMS) there •hall he asaeaeed, IsTied, aad collected for thd general htmwi of the city, a tax of ee-rMjty-fl're eMtt on each one hundred dollars Tslaatlon krealandvareonalproperty hi said city,ie"ly' anfiiSsad IS taistloa, «sa a Pell tax of I any cento on every sfa^e ttabablta&t of said city eane and net a pauper, or the i(« of ta«atr one

Mri,

i*1" ti iNta frwwi*itx»

ie£ .am.

A* r. V-V *tu~l «*ts jr

13 L.A4ZB & t*0 jt-«'iiowgrfw«Bt4e#' «hea»,«s*l-wi^ ss«ie« •t Wr^«SktIe ®f WtBsf «HbM "»«».** Wj :a» cash fer a«kindi qricr«n aadteed-. '0#c% evratr TJrstirtt *aine*eetsi 1 (Mf 11.1 waiI rutatXtMi, a:t

.r:. folas*.

twrs T" »^*E

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ilt iwjainitai E O 5 3 mails*t How Mi n: imbmify -':4 ..^ ri*s%4 n^ix-It-hA11

ft5 trjti insb.iwfeerror. jjc rov.iffai. W A AtiancCL WitS fei •,5

usiliMl sli 'io

«.•#» goi.H ,ji .tstai t'-4M :£#& iit»» ll

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5 i^ ivi

Jjlfti ttlt.-itvi alii •-£. 6a t'j.gjrfl 'c. tui a-i a a #iC-"8 JClGfli V-iiV

s: S+ii ifi.a? 1,0# 'aiC(i{j£seji *H -"ad-iCc titiiiK triuses -i tawn Wi-L iit htiijiit iid Mg-jtits 4» -Jittdw tr ii! r—yi'-iypq. -.y- I "«d si liMd iUUhi$aq*H -bfttutt w.

i'n ft"'

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rti-f', v** hat, *aimup r«iu ?u#9aE rimhrnua

TUB 8VHHBB TBABK,

It ftefeooTei tbe bvslneis neo

•f Terre Hiite to fee up tad

Conpetitioa and if you

don't pasta your business. It

Cards, Clrealars, Hand-bllll-

insert pointed advertisements

In tbe papers-keep yonrname

aad oceapatloa before ttae pab

He eye. Advertise!

1(76) OT

»ud not exceeding fitty JWi rasidlag PHflolM Mmarale UsHta stfcB Haute-. Sac. 2. Thatfjr tbe pnrpoee orpaviqg'aain jftes Bsadalmail by eatd ctsyot l^isru Mac te I for tbe perpoea of aidiag 4a tha eoaau ao^ea «e^

MBdiwcs Sot tbe tsata normal 0«a»oi't. tbS taeeiaptiaa of a portion eaidjleads, tbere

ghell b«" iisSiSSiil, levied. ool tested for th. mA slxty-blne (1869) a tax of twenty* cants on ealb o'ba hundred tfcUaca' Vaiaation ef ^aal .eatate and, pere nai property in said city, Uwftflrf "inflect: tela-

(•»&:

3 Aa emslgeacy existing fer the taking of thieact, tbe same is hereby declared, 1

I effect

tMe iirdinsirs abatl b* in force from sW aad nMKadQH in th«i we dal ty, in tbe a*eni»g WeeltLJ

•Iter its passage aad pabU«asieq in Umiw* telly papers of tbe city, in tbe *»eni*g_WeekLJ Oa:|Mte and to the

THE EXPRESS

0 0 I E

GLASS

WARS!-

Hoatf

eiecnte {frlntiag wltti dUpateb

and at snrprl singly lov rates.

-55 11 ft stt s* II

i? 'A

*.• bt j-al Af

fe*f3

Vaagsc SMtttsM TelreilMte. 5T*. ooolauuj. Mayor. L. iciai, Cierk.

Attset: DaitilL. Ticxxai,

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obikscD aa«A'iaoa7 SHIHIAI j« eiii iv! a-i»4 ojiate?.* idi ti huit in *j i. *«a*e.JL i&iia f}-»tm &iij 1-i M*| turn iitS# a#s

is-^is ti et?J! wtsasX

I S

B8F0KE BVSIffK89, WHAT?

Adfertislng, of Coarse!

9*H«nwe/

ASTROLOCY

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wsj£ a sm-iiiiit it ~*w isjfv,

ASTROtOC f- bLjicor •.

eeeakeaii r«B

If -1| l*ll

lb'AST'

Pi i'oi:

rnKg X.AMBSArSLfKLla the beat. «a« dU athen have mad. All Mfstejis tranbla—an «te have Mi aniartnaa«»- jaU wkaaatesnlfcafiiaha— hssn ln»|ipotatadtoreeleC aadhlaMadby fislaapiomiaeaaiMi deceit—*11 who Wee beea mialad and triUetf li ty to bat for e4vtee smd eaUefcetion. All wAa artMa doibt at the aasettana of tiSoeetbey k.ve, ««nsaltbea to raUeaaand aatiaty their minds.

Acre^iln a^liefer Bka haatka seCCM bf wtaiilng tkaaffeotlooioJ Ha sayasSSs eon. She showa .jpoa the Ukaae^ot joarlitare *ifls~ or husband, or 'absent f¥ienii— She gttdee the sfigie tt kappy me triage, i, maKea tlie asiiM lms* Mid Mtw. haabe*naoliatted in inanmarable lmtanoee.4cd t^raav^t hae always been the means of aecpi*

^eeHl snd lAppjMtrrl a sure aepana«iiot. it jRr that ttas #wtbe nlst,

I Snown tothe pu&Uo at larget idshels tbeeniy patsoa 0»t Shew Qia likenwa in reality, ana »4m can j»Ve l» tire eattffsetiou on ali the oonceii.ii li oanbe teeted and proved by tbuusaads, botno tied and single, who daily andeagMlr Wt-J#

this UuUntiy »btac

To aii ia buainsa*aa^ advtoeis uiyaluable. o*n loretoil* with the grsatea. GertiXntj soltof ail commercial and tmsideer transo6h tottery auasbera givaa wttbostexue eki

MAVAMM BAPUAICL |a a buua nd^ Astr watsTerj one can depend upon. Sb« is Av oeitClartVoyant ot -tno nweceenih ouauity. thsie e«l4iMaltoitkstiatsillliNi»l)i i*»r« oopy ber *dTsr»lsoa»Dt» and It to IsUjau aer ttatame KbpCMi is tli tifctiffctti etlhi MTeath dangbtaz iha waa Uaa wilu wrttsn fllfj sheesm torateli i.sar.tai, u.vugbj®. lb. •Isoouws druuke^neM,'aiid alsfcorirl 1011101 hidden treasure* •, I to all tntervssma ddsiij.griiasi4sfl

IqJqzv, fcufe 6s tftr

"sssassss.aHjsa* s«^ r': nfiarf* «nMa4l

111

JiekBtti bet. Oeitrai inm ud OlDCdnxisitls Ofilb- if itBMfi.'-npadiee, ft Qeatlemcrr. 5*- '•tk'-ae aca distance may comwuaic *J°l*armet eatiaiaction by enOJUising ene do and stamp. ±il couiuuujufcst.oaij atricil) iv.i aad vonflutntfal.

Addr«as took BmsAll, Oinaimati, Ohio. aogSSwly

Horiks.

NATIONAL HOUSE, tAfasumtiSoMiuiSkuiM, CiCMiCli: HA TJbi, £N

HOTKL

stlrrtaf for theSuuner Trade.

mrnot taMibal

COANER NINTH CHERRY SI «»B«sHe EaiteraMarkst Has Bating a large Wagon Yard attached, will able me to give general satisfaction to tbe traveling public. D. W. BaNKi'I

rpjfiKRB HAUTE HO USB,

oonsnfc maim aso» savants sTnanxa,

Terre Hante, Indiana.

Tkle.liotol naa raosntly been raftttad^and pitta first-"lass order, offering aooommodatlons unaur pasen4 Iv the'Stafe.

Will pasta yon. Tbe best WW [Terr« Hadt«, windlatia.

to pasta yoar lata ad

vertise It Jadldonlj. Seatter

T. C. BUJrrill. Pfop'r. I

pLASRHOUSB. Vy ooaaan or naa* and onto STnxexe*

Mil K. UBlFriTta ..

Oftloo of Atarshall, Mcntccnma and Palest 1st Hack Lines.

Buse to and fiota all Trafag.

PACIFIC HOTEL, A 170,1^9, nttsl 06 Oreunvich dtiteet,. one doosnprtH«f Ourtluidl, aud one CiSpk jre of Broadway, Ne lork. lb undersigned takes ple»stire in itimai I to hla naiaerone fMenda and laaosi that this duto, tbe charge ef tbe t'aeific .wlll be per day.

*e I,

-ifti MSI'

1:1 I1.*-

I $H'

mil -niiW fcftibmP

Beh.fr rtWlPro^ri^i-f thiirBdOcft-.rfbH lore, free from tue too eeiiaioa oksctlon inordinate rent, hel* fully able to meet the d{?wi ward tendency of pHgee without any'f&lliig

ef serviise.' ••... It «Ul'i»v, (Heretofore, be bi*«tm to asda itala undlmluisbed ttM favorable re^ntatlen' the {'acute,' wb'ich li hei eajoyed for many wait Fa* oW(i ofttj^ teet trarolere'hotels. ^.

Tto table will be bountiUnlly supplied litifr every delicacy, of the aeason. Iha c^ttenfanrwill be found efficient and obliging

Tfbeiocatltm wlllbrffouaJ oonTenlcnt fcr^tos I whose business calls them -1u tbe lower:.pdrt tbe all Bailroad a#1,

fe2dw6m. JOHH PATTtH. ±*SB.

auk titrj deserts-1F. aBtowra.

gAlBtf 'l cwfT,.

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O 0

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s. PHk'SielAN 'tntl ibGM&JcXjN. We»« side J*rrt)llc fldosrs, rre^i»jtf wipled 1y XWrCatfl^.)

4atteW^elLte ni^as dej..fcf-J SaininatHvoe«. wi«i*«|aati La* -vla* (fi'si

!«at»r«isli

'•/.« *9t+ 1

ii .Hjii'tn .a .litn

An* Teiblos a alls Omw JstyibVt Via^rii

tfimCdiMtf 'rn

Sparkling Cata

H^TJftwaaltaeoao,

OLD

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ai t?: uh&ii

.offcwii timmtti ad HU & a* ,**6.3BHFhS ttl iimaj gicte .SrifciiiaE fist 1c {SU/r wi#'' .•tisutfi'i jUUsim -t»4^tttstSMwip^rsH .ee^atiif to* i«-easr#fc im Tiili .sS**# '. s^wiO ltd l"trtdili f»i kb* OBir.'.jaC itlj

a %iume n*

A BUSHED MAY 12, 1851

ULIUS MIESSEJS,

AXniCAVmPABOUR

oommmm AMMSM, Ho. 16 .North Feorth M., atil-Chfltrj

TERR? HAUTE, iND. ~Keep^^etoa%6 ly- on bebrf freeM 4d$p]b 6t CaktS, iOasdtee, lop %aa^ a&4 U^s^ers«,

:_fiipan»eutel

WIMi JEQUil.

•ArHABLlN THCjo attAiinini

Collars, ffSlps, Onrrr oembg, va "BRDSBtS, to.*

e- a,o G,tsj£t£i&, 0^ Mf»Xft*e |»ts(y%9aaaJt

•T, S 2* TRfc a jffalSJitfti •m AJA&ib.iiiit eriuiiWMlMAisA. a?rifT' *'**'*'*.*- itoofji Ith street, frlilM promptly eUiad^a to.

Baring fccjie ^saAtk ws ar rattfMira aeet ill ordeisln ozr Hue promptly eci with sautiac•too. endwfl e^tat .»el. fa»dt*

la Luu.

NATS ANf» sr -r 1 11 i'ii 1 a irnji ir |'ii --In ,)

tiiqiiflu omlbttti «.

•f 1

I JAUlli BGTZ 8u»3Z3IZL„.J,B6FBIitt(^k 0 1 This ilouM bas oeeu uonu|m itnrsUka tnjr liiiuwii 1

P.O. Box WW. Is2 Pearl St.,

-T* fc«

1 Attoniey at Law ta Onrtca—4n Yarrington Bleok, Terre Sants, Sad BaWojiwtf »v 'tvm+iiit* t!.'^ ie-i3S s, e«

*oa' a

AitOliitfy at LaW

5 .. 1 **D

OrrMa^Ob. Ubio .Street.. bettheem XhftA SB' [.foMthBSwrtjexs eet2Sdw6a

ctetaiste cirtr?.

Ia„:

at UWw.rt,,

OwiC"..-I5o. 8S cp atafrafefrldkttf il tflfr 1 JkiUAt jtsrai f.hA I

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£Vt. O jften Ctmrf*el io mm,- --''i

(7&j>" inKAx. vOLLBCTlNG Ai t£S^7, Terfls Saute, Ixtti. i' i- j-

ttuos a PHYSI«IAN^»ilea mi.i.^ —i. L* J. YOUNG, it Jaaii£ .iq ft 1 ..

IWJ

l-is «bein Win®,

COGNAC

t(rtte

Oekea, r»m!di, Ice 'Oream, S{ dkSfMw-iodl^J lij^SlkflS' Itinga

Ac«».itiU b^snade to ordari Pilvate Part tee 'urchhed with Oystts, Otbats, oftlta, JeWtcs^ ssiaitian aesioe,

ISdSm

•aaae=fii=as»^!

FARLEY & ROACH,

jiff ,'+

8A»»Lz|^*Aif» ^ai sum

.a.^uaiad 7 Jw

Ajgffii 0 tiffin's «Oil* jyae-wiy

S it A A E

QANDY UA80«Ac«OBT,' AJtD

I? tl O tri» "SF

rO'»-KJ.

mAIK HGISI« & Mito Uantrtwturera ef ail£inrf*Qi j,

ORAGE1RS,

BRjEAJ}euadOA££S.

odi touiF&WXJ&KMm

•LWlvlMt"

BW TOBEf

dao.e.abit

ii dao.

3pia C.,', iT t» EECElf*T C'F

eTosei J^ar IN RJSCEIFT c'f ^4wa' Aats oi

Boys' Hate of all k^An#»a!. ml Mt——' Hats OS alLjaiu^,,

vad at nil pttonT'^

jit** TMM •jeJAJL±..M£'sk»t*tiKr

lw»watf8t"^ 3'

s-1''

QHIQ FEMALE COiiiiEGE,

SEAB ci»cnr»ATri

^l*1}

1 1

This weli-known lostitutlaa will oojpmeoce Its fwentyilMt year ef study, oh' "fBtrBatAY the 19 th of September next. the highest cducailonal' sJVsrt'sgrB eoloyed, nder foil eorpa of .expertedcsd' sad approved Teacbers.,

Kstevelre ornemeeted" Ooutfd*. Beantlfal Solldlogs wiih modern improTemapts. Elevated 1 tnatlon, OTerlodking the subsrbs of Cincinnati.

Pi ices iiow beyond example. .* fiftlier Information, or for Catalogues, »pply to th» Preeideat.

RKV- n* BCBT,». I.

Jyl0.2tnwe2tati Ootseer Hiu, Otto

T1HB MISSISQtrai POWDER J. actually Wres Oeneer and S6rofblous diseases of the Skin, aeefirport te L, I. Keibeal eo«(Sty, and statements of Physio lans In dfrcular, tent free on appim^tlon to

H- DI.B0I8, Genera! Ag nt, tt«lf York.

dli«w8ui

sim

#.80w*itD«a*jmre. ibsxaTs.

•JS MANSDiea EOBEKTS,

A I N E S

Hones, Sign and Carriage Palatini flain and ecoMWe^Me^Ba^jj^Orainlog, Glazing,

llHor—So 8, 3d etrret, bet. Cherry anil M-lc. 0 a 3 8 1

SIMP«ON'^ COLUmM-

AUNntHEr AT £lw,

ataaqqi 3OTABT PCBUC, aa

^wpiiraer. of Deeds f^^ttesUra hutes,

fire isttad £lite Iksl&Eiice Agent,

Tewo Hatste, IfcOt(n9b..

OffldE—t'a Koott's Building—Qp.stairs—opesita the Kew Court Hottse. MOilUS —Culteotions made is sjad out of lourt, at reasonable oTcntBisiens. 7s® terser Ai AlrSNTIO* glVtn to eMtlome estates aad Onerdlaas In Us* Probate Ooart.

Si it. o? swarf}

Mda aid "«»'t iM

WA5rr^».

tABBfa AHD HOT78ES DA U* tnsUnb itt 10 SaX4e

ConuWiiiai Ufe

Oorapau^i

ojBUjsmvy

OAPITAL paw t*4b,bri,00

•a»^ aJ 'ttaelidwtr M* dicw atd *d tiisMti jjCff-iAfisa 5 :f* }rta»

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J*j'v Ll.'7i.Sj~ ti ,90tt

LOW TOWmM&Jj, MLCi Mftfh St„ fs0**£repaU&*«i<fo allkirdenf 11M1 rating. Jlstributisg r-iid Ptiiat| u'l fcnp»-, iu th» toost rtfSti#milnxlV»rifcnd Be rtf6srrt*«rasterus.— *11 opJ^M «r in fe'jfelgyymptly l»oge^*. apri!7,:tr

a *m Ate

"gii- -Hi --JggB

ic.171. »swfs rapa^i^ i^izax poras

I Mit

tier riago^^Hfefjfeiareis,

Joiner ti 'Walniit itroetif ferr» S. J., Auto-i feuw *d! ffaifi Repairing doa« Prompily ojuffa* tow l'^to«.

as J*«!

aa fcjsq «fts

W^ISSy

JelMBsa s£. afiam

•ll

If you r*q,a!rt a »llabl-, res'-d^', uie tie best 1 ba. PUU hawi)'Vwitikl.,J"H-yAf**saft'aad'4Nf«i lu ordinsty eas-r^ x:aa^e0xjK]i.^an eea sox.

Br* Mormtflth QoMmn JPilla,

stamp

*afflatwiWiS,.v«awx*'« loctt^sd^n reoeipa tha*jrt* (m.iatti*. weiiseaw ad by retaru maiJ. .WfjMowi wly