Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 August 1869 — Page 2
daily EXPRESS
tbbbb hautb.
Ihnrsday
Senator in place of
"most
iND-
Horning,
Aopwt 5, 1869.
Tax New Albany Ledger, and tome
other Democratic organ*, are very indignant at the deoiiion of the Attorney Gen. eral which grant# colored children the
immediate benefit
appliances. The old system
colored people for the
of while children was more in acco
with
Democratic
principlea.
^^rr::
Xsz
Pro£
Jvltob
H.
TJniversity
of the
gan, made vacant by Dr.
The
Pbesidekt McCosh, of
female students there,
from the State of New York,
Notwithstanding
Maqill
The
it.
•oh
KxpOftitlOlAf KMlaM,WMl tuTfftbriciof Morihweater
of Michi
Havem's
nation, and adds that
resig.
the
friwnds of that institution will certainly have cause
for
to be the
rejoicing if this shall prove
case.
Tennessee election occurs to-day.
The chances are that the
Sehthr
States
whose term expires March 4th,1871—will devolve upon that body.
Britain, and with some of those on the Continent, to say that the average attain ments of college graduates here and there are about equal." So much has been so often said about the superiority of the English and Continental college course over the American, that we are pleased with this remark from a scholar so well entitled to pass judgment.
The standabd
has not]
deemed it necessary to fortify his position, nor to call on the War Department for assistance from any arm of the military service. In fact, quiet reigns. The
damnable, infernal outrage" is
"submitted
to" with patriotic forbearance.
Sun—not the great solar luminary
that is subject to an occasional eclipse, but the New York orb that always "shines for all"——is pleased to believe that it might be a piece of good fortune for Gen.
Grant if
most of his brothers-
in-law and Bome of his other relations could be struck by lightning. Brothers* in-law are a great comfort when they are confined to domestic life but when they rade in you and sell you, and make you the means of filling them with the spoilt of office, and disgrace you and disgust your real friends, they become
a nuisance.
It is possible that before any
man
Wlix the Journal, if the weather
too oppressive for editorial effort,
the effect
of its pet
Let the Democratic farmers
of this section be instructed as to what extent their pockets are expected to bleed in order that themanufacturers of Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island and other Eastern States, may find relief
Tux New York Tribune publishes the statement, heretofore alluded to in our dispatches, that an Austrian newspaper editor has been fined
"five
florins" for
calling the respectable Mr.
Andrbw
Josxrsoir 'the most corrupt scoundrel in America." Beckoning the value of the florin at thirty-five cents, this indulgence in libelous luxuries has cost our German cotempor^ry the enormous sum of $1
of goods is a surprise to all, showing that the West can weave its own cloths and be clad in princely beauty too. Five rooms each a hundred feet deep, are filled with a great variety of cloths,
them. The wool is excellent
°f ^^'tTtStng unexpectedly
colored people for the exclusive
__mc»tly
ftnd
Qeorgia|
ulating the extending of
evangelical
Eepub-
licans, in coalition wilh the Democrats, will carry the State, and it Is not altogether improbable that
a
Democratic
majority in the Legislature may be se-
about one-half.
Princeton Col
lege, said, at the recent meeting of the Philological Association, that he "prepared, from a pretty extensive acquaintance with the universities of Great
at
that of any college for young men. During the past year there have been
362
150
60
Eastern States, and
the Journal's
cendiary declaration that the system of stamped duties
"is a
swindle and a
75.
This seems large, and if everybody in the world who has offended either by Word or in thought, ia the same way, should be similarly, mulcted, the gtqsa
»mnnnt
of
the pecuniary penalties would probably be greater than that of all the money— gold, silver, copper, nickel, platina, brass, and paper—in the whole known world, including, thq. cowry-shells used as currency on the coast of Africa. Still, in the Austrian case, we do not object to the severity of the damages, because they cannot be supposed to know Xjr.
John-
there, as we, to our infinite joy and comfort, have known hftn.
Miss Laura Keene has turned farmer and likes it. The Florences are back from England with new plays.
Ida Lewis sayB she hasn't the slightest intention of getting married Attorney General Hoar is the most in dustr ious member of the Cabinet
I
Brignoli has realized in his Southeia.' and Wes'terS-campaign
General
Wo ol
Association at
Xuidutomt
Cin-
ClM*U,0. .r .gfeCorrespondence Daily Stpm* 1 ClHCnrHATI, O.,
fine
so far as
Georgia, Mississippi gee, Kentucky Ohio
ron,npV-,
I
Bzbltk,
College, may be induced to accept th Presidency
it
'•*-««, .»
be. There are
goesi
but thore should be more. Vigo makes creditable display of woolens, and Indiana does her part well. The South shows an
large and excellent variety
cotton—surely a good sign,
2,000
exgel
lence of our Western goods, and
Seymour's majority
November was
Joseph S. Fowxeb
Governor, had
natTckronkle
in
of whom were
from the
102
from the West.
The price for board and tuition is
$16,000.
Henry Ward Beecher announces thaii he will not lecture this coming season An important arm of the postal service is disabled—Postmaster General Cresswell's.
Victoria supplants Eugenie in the fash* ionable world by sending us the English Prints.
Somebody refers to the
Kamehameba
is nom
inated to the Presidency hereafter, the number of his brothers-in-law and cousins will be carefully ascertained.
is
explain
system of
"direct
ation according to population," upon the people of Indiana? Will our neighbor state how many million dollars of the burden of taxation that system would transfer from Yankee to Hoosier shoulders? This is a most seriously important matter. It was supposed to have been settled in tho last national campaign, and to have gone to oblivion with the debris of the Tammany platform, but having been exhumed by the Journal, we hope that paper will have the manliness to defend
V, of
not
the Sandwhich
each other for over two years.
tax
A
said. Do re has destroyed his great gambling picture because the originals of the portrait threatened his life.
It is stated that Hon. John
P.
rope before his return to this country. Governor Ciaflin, of Massachusetts, is said to have driven the last nail in his political coffin by onforcing the liquor law.
Dent proposes to "go in on his muscle1 for tbe Governorship of Mississippi, regardless of what Grant and "the family" ibink about it.
Senator Morton will renew his financial bill next session, and will also support a measure of universal amnesty the Fifteenth Amendment is a fixed fact.
Ht&ry
Ward Beecher says that if we
want to manage men we must do as beekeepers do when they want to manage bees, wash our hands in sugar and water.
The
widow of the late
one of the oldest and worthiest officers the old army, is making a good Postmistress at Fort Hamilton,
N. Y.
The death of William Jordan, F.
34 years
Gazette, in tho 87th year of his age, is announced. Horace Hatch, of South Lee,
1812
Keara^yafJteokul
seventy-one
acres
the
,ooo.
Aug.
3, 1869.
The great exposition. opens excellently and the quality, quantity
and
variety
in
88,678.
Stevenson, for
over
78,000 a
year ago.—•
We were not looking for such substantial gains in the "dark and
bloody ground:
It will be a pleasure to record one more such advance next year, rubbing out entirely the Democratic balance left
terday's election.
Let
out
Personal.
Garibaldi
is to visit England.
Mr: Peabody's health is improving. Gen. Robert
H{
Anderson is
ton.
of the late examina
tion of the students at the Vassar Female College is said to have been as high
In
Japan.
$400
per year, and the Incidental expenses about as much more. That makes education somewhat expensive. Few can afford it. Alas for poor girls who would like to obtain a collegiate education.
Asa Packer voted for Breckinridge the Charleston Convention. Hon. John Forsyth, of Alabama,
not been
ill, as was
of ^pe-vine^
largest vine yard in Iowa. tChey are trained in wire. The fitting upfost
Mr. Stewart bas finally concluded Jthe purchase of the north-east-
ing it a whole square in extent.
There are
ieen
A
In
stim
our
manufactures
in the West. This is but a glimpse and the newspapers here will give extended reports.
On Friday
ol
a sale
goods closes the ex
hibition. Truly yours, •-.* 3-
Kentucky Election.
Tho estimated majority for the Demo» cratic candidate for State Treasurer in 40,000 to
I from
cured, which is a matter of great impor-1 reduction tance, as the choice of a United
rte§|?u^$Sk-~r.d rM*xZr
of Scots in the British national gallery in
London/ each
and
coarse, honest goods with noifcoddy
in
at them unlike
all the others ia every detail oi feature and complexion. Gail Hamilton actually contemplates another visit to her Minnesota farm.— Horrible visons of trunks and bandboxes already flit before the eyes of poor Balicarnassus.
Stetson, of Long Branch, can pick yoh oat the Boston man by the manner in
which
Carolina, Alabama,
he holds his knife, the Baltimorean by the way he peels his potatoes, and the Washingtonian from his eating the whol? of
the
Mississippi, Louisiana, TenaeS-
Ohio. Indiana, Illinois
Indiana
»v.«t Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Califor-
samples from
200
potato, skin and all.
ex
hibitors. The affair most be highly beneficial in leading people to learn the
Washington's portrait in crayons,look ing like a good-natured English gentle* man, adorns the British national portrait gallery in London, because be was an English Colonel before he was an Ameri. can General
couple of fashionable weddings
A
45,000. This
of last year's majority
not, you are the author of
bv
yes
Republican
friends across the river take courage and prepare for an early triumph. The Fifteenth Amendment is coming.—Ctncu*
Charles'
Mans
Senator Sherman is at home in field, Ohio. It is expected that Queen Victoria will shortly visit'Paris.
Mr. Hepworth is about to leave Eng land for a tour in Russia. The Duke of Edinburgh, son of Queen Victoria, is
haf
reported.
Hans Christian Anderson never was married. Muhlbach is sick—not with a new mance, we hope.
Napoleon has made Bierstadt oni the Legion of Honor. Mr. Swinburne is
fear that he has written his last poem.
mostj
damnable, infernal outrage, and ought not to be lubmitted to for a. tingle day," we have noticed no indications of an insurrection. The people still continue to purchase stamps and use them in accordance with law. Collector
Maggie Mitchell names her first-born Fanchon. Kleptomania has seized a Prussian Princess.
$631,778,-^2^ 113?' iji-r.ft
14
lands, is a model farmer and a good judge of horses and sheep. Louisa Muhlbach has been obliged to give up an intended visit to the United States, by illd boalih.
At Stratford, Conn., a few days ago,asa farmer was sharpening bis scythe with a rifle, a swallow flew between the rifle and tbe blade, and his hoaf was severed from his -body.
Two
New
Some
of
''burning
elo
quence of Senator Cole"—Gole burning eioq uence. ,* 2£oopmanschap is not a Chinaman, as many people suppose he Is an Amsterdam Dutchman.
1
Bismarck and the Prussian Minister
Pennsylavnia German, who hasn't slept for four years, is going to Franco to see how they appreciate a Nap.
0in«eXama
rtine's death five
of ground, and they., manufacture three hundred sewing machines a day. Dr. Thos.
Evane,
W.
XXnlon
clt
War, Von Boon,have not spoken
with
nominated
Congress.'
^Billions
of his photographs have bsen Bold, and no fewer than
800,000
is
cheap statues.
Bishop Simpson is about
against the dojtrine
of
been in
Hale will
spend Beveral months traveling in
Eu
General Gates,
M&m.,
excess, and his wife and children had some time since left him on that acoount. Dr. ELohn, a Breslau oculist, finds
Mr.
C- R. Fuller
—ithirpin^to that
maKtog
$35
corner—n-
Broad way and Ninth street, and will
tend bis
store
so as
ex
to cover
1t, thus
Mak
arp
oil the tapis in Louisville. Alf. Pirtle son of ex-Chancellor
Pirtle,
in
to espous*
Miss Florence Nold, and a son of J. B. Wilder will be wedded to a Miss Stans' berry.
gentleman in Portsmouth, Ohio, has shown the editor of the Portsmouth Tri. bunt a Quartermaster's monthly report for March 31, 1849. rendered by
Grant.
Miss Anna Dickinson onee met Dr Holland at the depotin Springfield, Mass. and at his request was introduced to him, when the following conversation occured: Miss Dickinson—"If
mistake
'Miss Gilbert's
Career?". Dr. Holland—"I am madame." Miss Dickinson (curtley)—"Then
mony is woman's true spnere, is it? Good morning, Dr. Holland."
Gleanings
The caterpillar has appeared among the cotton in Middle Tennessee.
Governor Ciaflin, of Massachusetts con siders the wave of popularity to be lager beer.
The tax on tobacco has killed ten outo fourteen manufactories in Danville,
ginia. Ei-Postmaster
A
Fowler, of New York
whose defalcation forced him into exile will return and pay up
yo.UJRfc.lady, at Troy,
New-York,
a photographic album containing male friends, labeled
"Book
of
A
ill, and his
friends
jjitns."
Griffin, the Mast Hope engineer, is not such a
monster after all. The poor
wretch had not slept for over forty hours La Grand Loakwood, of New York, is building a mansion at
N
or walk,Connect!'
cut, which will cost about one million of
dollars.
,,
In Wyoming Territory the
"Vigilants'
hang horse thieves and other disreputable characters, and photograph them while hanging.
man named Dennis, who seduced
under promise of marriage, was shot dead a few days ago. It is estimated that
n's Mountain Herb Pills wai^v^ irecl. It wag not the result of oa% tbmlartga, Dr. Judson ing to spend a fortune in advertising his ulkjcflnaaltad thn most intelligent a Banred -physician*" of result was Reproduction o| sT cfScacious medicine-tie jndsoc'a'Jloiia^ tain Herb Pills. These pills dire Billiousness, Dispepsia, Liver Coarf"~*
Indigestion, Female Ixragriiaritira.'
have now been used many years by the public and thousands of testimonials bear witness to their virtues. As a family medicinethey *re unrivaled. Give the Mountain Herb Piiis a trial. Sold by aB
Caop
of Nkw
DiiiffXSetHietr.
Plialon's fltr
BeauttfrlBg
Diseases and blemishes ef the
PHAIOX'8 "PAPHIA5 BQAF"
A
ft HW
actured
York officers have sailed for
California, fortified with
$
oitas"Reddy,baak
requisition
from Governor Hoffman, for the purpose of bringing for trial Wm. Yarley,
the newspapers are talking
about Mount Desert as a watering place. .Considering
ttmt
*be
warm enough to bathe
In,
Cbarles
men write to him the most appreciative letters he g$ts, and that they are the only women wbo sign their names—English dames and demoiselles being either fictitious or anonymous.
At Bridgeport, Conn., the Wheeler
$4,000,000
of Paris, who is
officially connected with the Emperor's household, was in Saratoga oh Saturday, and.6Dcaged two of the cottages on the
Hotel grounds for the use of mem
bers of his family early,
naft
TEe
season.
-"Ttepublicaos
of Montana have
James Tufts for delegate
Tie was
Legmature
a native of New Hampshire.
A
to
coma out lWlHy,^itis
perfect?
to
Speaker of tbe first
ln
Idaho, and has been act
ing Governor of Montana since Green Clay Smith resigned the place. Mr. Tufts
German named William Vestburg committed suicide in the village of Lowell, Wisconsin, last week, by opening a vein in his arm and bleeding to death. He had
states, in
Ague and all kindred diseases,
S. A,
editor of tbe London Literary
has
three apple trees that are filled with fruit and a second crop of
applet
and what is
remarkable, this isn't a single occurrence, but a regular annual affair. David Melville, of Newport,
ture of
R. I.,
be lighted his residence in
Newport a factory ia Pawtocket, and Beaver Tail Lighthouse Narrag&nset Bay.
with promptness and dispatch. 18tf
A. It DOOLEY,
DKALEBIN
BOOKS,
No. 100 Main st.
PAPERS
No. 100 Main st.
theBlacKsmitb."
No. 100 Main st.
there is never
we can not see
tbe justice of the appellation. i-
Betide says the American wo
&
Wilson Manufactuting Company employ over
and eight hundred" men
their factories cover six and
a half acres
from the most
the habit of drinking to
lha
New Forker, that his father
turning
it from a bottle into the animals nos». On opening the horse, its lungs were fonnd to be full of tea.
It is said that Mr. Charles
There is no mistake about it,
tion
Bittxrs will
if
used in
time. No family need suffer from this distressing complaint if they will keep Plantation Bitters in the bouse, and use it according to directions. The most important ingredient of this medicine is Calisaya or Peruvian Bark, which known to the finest and purest tonic in the vegetable kingdom. The extract of this Bark is the active principle of all the good Fever and Ague Medicines prescribed by intelligent doctors. Calisaya Bark is used extensively
in
Plantation Bittxrs,
is
said to have been the first penon to introduce gas light into this country. In the year
as well as
quinine, and we dare say they owe their popularity mostly to that fact. Aug.4dwlw
Maonolia Watxr.—Superior
spprored
61
percent, of the night compositors be has examined near-sighted, and that the light of oil lamps is more detrimental than that of gas.
Cor.'
dwtf
Timmis,
of
White Pigeon, Michigan, recently sold wool from eighty Cotswold ewes, in Chir cago, at sixty cents net—all charges and commission, being paid. Tbe average weight of tbe fleeces was a trifle under flve pounds.
C1
H!!^arSTfWr|iBywiTisK«sgirr».
MBeyoHd
Th|
Passaicviqeyard* ofD^^pefriiave never, b*e a jsol Ioa^d witJ£ #1 vines are'this year. If not injured by too mnch.rain orearly frost, the -qoantity as well as quality of the Speer vintage! will exceed anything heretofore east oi the Allegheny mountains, especially the Oporto grape, from which the Doctor's celebrated wine is mado. All kinds of fruit* are abundant,—.flfcoorkg CM,
gggMfpcrW
ftoK is the sovereign balm for the smallest pimple on th,e^sesii as well as tbe most distressing" cutaneous disease that cai^sf ict »nyvps|g£th! jfMon^s JlC dwlw
the
"U. S.
Grant, First Lieutenant 4th infantry and Regimental Quartermaster, at Madison Barracks, New York." It is made out and signed by the plain handwriting of U. S.
Jkll
Bemoves
THK SKIN SOFT, FIAB and
For
U9IB
fbr cnamKMEN
cular. Addreas
Tothootcloae
and.
all
eeXFUXMH
KBUPTI0N8, FBECKLBS. PIMPLI8,
MOTH BLOIOBSS, TA, «*C«
reaHrs
BiOUM»e.
la
on 5VB81BT ttM
after
fbr
eiy
SKIH,
for
Toilet Setts at IS00. Bird Cages, all styles, and
.c.ici
'.aCi'Xv
Mrs.
a
Miss Butler^ of Rappahannock county,
Va.,
$1,000,000 will
to date the total
ot
be
expended in Indianapolis in building improvements during the present year:
Up
permits amounts to
If. eThEDOEB
Eas removed her Cloak and Dress Making estab* leshment to Najlor'a new bnUding, on Ohio, between fourth and Fifth streets, where she will be pleased to meet all who desire the most perfect work in this line.
Particular attention will be given, as heretofore, to the latest styles. The most skillful assistants hare been ongand Wedding Costumes, Ball and Party Dresses Ladtes asd Children's Cloak* and Dresses mann
LtrtftwcoTT
Ue
scBsnTiMBim,
I
Price,'28 Coats per Cake.
TOU1T.
win nstcfeayme
«n*.
r=rU«rv
"FlOB »E
matri
*AT«,'
"FtOK BE
MiTO.'
PEHPFM* FOB TM HAJIDIBRt'HIBP,
KXUblSlfE,
DELICATK, LAjstlNCTFBA6RA5CK
Holdbyall
PhIIoN & BON, NBW XOBK,
-atorm
iTiiSTi
KEEP KOOL!
JD8T. BECK1VED,
Keflrlgerators, lee Guests,
Yir
has
1
Lager Beer Cool^s, Ice Pitchers, Ice cream Freezers, Batb Tufts, all sizes,
soaally
ENVELOPS, Sub?•(
TERRE HAUTE, IND.
gTONE and MARBLE WORKS
WALTEK & iSPFIKCiHOUSEN.
or
No. 100 Main st.
.. .. $
Stone Building Work, Italian
Scotch Granite Monuments
Marble, Slate and Iron Mantels, and Orates.
Steam Works and Bbops
oa
tween 9th and 10th,near Main For specimens of our work we aefer to Demlag'i Block. «It2ropolltan Block, Cory's and Sage'i Buildings, National
St«te
A TTENTION RAILROAD jCJL OONTBACTOB3. We
manufjCttffe
STIllit
patterns. They arS
large, but light,areeasily fillad, and run on ths smooth steel bottom with the least dr*it. We are prepared to AH orders for any number wanted. Wa. J. BALL AOO., ., K*gle Iran Works,
Jst iod
Walnut ets., Terte Haste, Ind.
JelG
d3m
rpBACMBR'-S mSTITUTB.
Notice
is
Rural
htreby gtren that a Teachers'
tute for Vigo oounty will
killed a
horse
by administering sassafras tea by
Insti
be
held
in
the Ci of
Terre Haute, daring the wl^ek commencing August 30th, I8S9, Tinder the snperiatandenoe of Prof. W. H. Wiley. Further particulars will be annouccedat the proper time.
Thomas b. long,
Sotool Kxasaiaar.
ITY TREASURER'S NOTICE
.i. —i
Notice is hereby giren that the .Delinquent List for tbe ytar 1868, is bow ready for collection,and all tersonf indebted to the City
August or the property against which
are assessed will
llnquencies.
Planta
ward off Fever and
fJlBRRE
Sealed proposals will be received until August 9tb,18F.9, at tbe Office of the Secretary
Terra Haate Opera House
JJEMOYAIi.
to tbe
best imported German Cologne,. and sojd at half the price. lo^iwlw'
?rs»'5r
MS
•Fadflo
Yaw York
eo, a saw interest felt is
WeeS astteswisan felly described ia onr eC
the Hlasissippi
traUea*. CM
Ma,wwrlBw.
FsgM.
SIS Bagisfiacs
•Beat
sceUsss
werM.
Don't
M»p in
attaapt
refca.had
Use
to sail ether books, old matter,
and copied, an'*!* new nam** Sell
«s1«teal S—pfsla flr.a
SOLD BT
tee
lSSfle
IMS 8end
(or Circulars which will tell tbe whole storr.— *. W. BLtM^ CO.. Toledo, or NXTTLXTONA CO.,Cincinnati, Ohio.
Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
AIX
M*CJ««18TS.
$io,eo riBfiit^KisrsKD Afmt/ tfy'
Strtpm* Srwtwo
It
make*
th«.XoaESnroa
,hastkenaderT«eC aaaii equal in
la^ullow
Price tSS. Warranted
a BASEWmii, Pittsburgh,
Gmtt:—We bare
Saws ia
til
HOhJbt
LtrrcaomA
a
Patent^CoveredSooop.
FstampWant
pay
In abnndanm, which will be sold lew to onrronts. Call at .J
BALLS,
by maU.aud medicines sent to any
part of tbe world.
MANHOOD.
A MEDICAL ESBAY Q& THE CAUSE AND CVBfor PBEXATVSE DECLINE IN MAN, the
Treatment of Wervoos and Physiosl Debility,
"ttoeU no member qf Society by whom (hit Booh tettt not
be
No. 100 Main st
Jound uttfttl, whether »uch person holds
ttinltibs^nrMt
Preceptor
or
JMitfpl 2M a«*
and
Matfcle
iiKt
nr
ca J*
Taxes asd
Delinquencies will take warming, as all T»*«s and Delinquencies
crait
4 IS rl'h
be paid before the Tst of
tke
fco
taxes
sold for naid T«xee and Do-
MAECT7S SCHOKMKHL,
jyldtf City Treasurer I'
HAUTE HOUSE.
nir if*
Jail
ot the
Comrany,
corner of Wabash and 4th
sonth-west
stj.,for
the erection of
a block Stores and Opera House combined. Plans and
rpeclflcationa
sU.,
By order ef the Boar
the manufac-"
from the 36th of
Joly until the 7th of August
lnolusire.
Proposals to be accompanied by suitable »#cart«y. Tbe Board reserves the right to njact any or all of the proposals if deemed unfavorable.
t.
W. B. WABBIN. Pree't.
Jr-®r-H09FeB»rBeo»y:J aodlw
3JL
\SLJL I kit
JOHN 4BHI9TBON
Has ressored his Gunsmith Shop to Mack's a.w KniMhi. oa xfctt* »Us«,o— door aorta ef Farriaftoa'a Block, •mbmn he will be happy to at est all his old castoaSers aad aa maay new easa as may taaka it oonrsaient to call. aUtf
fP". If. CABBQEB Wjtr.
SAM
Jobks&S, Ci.Amx Co., Boston,
Pittsburgh,
Pa,. 9£jSt. Louis, Mo.
99 A Bay
toPaU. 4- J. ftjllman, n.t
WHB SHOT ClUMS
and kill €0 yards. Price, SS.S0.—
W*S^ed—Army
Oons
VKPLO address B.
lanlaaiile.
bore,
It
8HAT156
"PHAPliN LOTIOI*"
has ae eqaal.
is
the only reliable ress-
JET.
Ma-
Alxxe on mth
ererr
litlag Kaeklaw: ever
t&ss $£4 j&aa
srinrented. Send for cu-
SABEASIED
and BeTol-vera. Head
stamp for price list Bifles, Shot Gnns, BeToWeis, to JOttHSTON'S QXm WOBKS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
tfot pvp*... T0r particulars SPBNCICfc 4 OO., Brattle-
Vt.
Loca
Pa,
been using your make of Gang
our
Mill, and find tbem, in point of
uality, saperlor to any we have ever used.' fours,4c. SHAW, BLAFOHABD A OO. 7 HO iisCI
LippeiidOtt & Bakewell
ascz
Patent Ground,
Drag,
ptstt. 9dwlj
Sli
Patent Temper,
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plates and eagtasings of the
hmeahiorgans
tbor'ii}ria|t
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anatomy of the
la
a state of health aad disease,
with a treatise on early efrors,
itadeplorable
seqoeneea opoa Sisiisl an4
coa-
b6dy, with the au-
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rational and
successful mode or care, as showa by report of
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Great ]iAtribntion by
tbe
Motropolitan Gift Co.—Caab
eifls
to ths Aowaat of
jerery.'lleket Draws
Klaa
Srild
$500*000.—
JPrlae.
a
6 Cash OiftS- —Bach $20,000 10 10,000 20 6,000 40 ....... 1,000 200 209 300 t' 100 60 Elegant Bosewood Pianos...Kach 8300 to S760 75 Melodeons ».4 75 to .100. 3(0 Sewing Machines. XU to 176 600
Watches...^.. '75
ti
therongblr
aikd
300
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, Ac., all VALUED AT #1,000,000 A Chance to Draw Aug tke obote prices tor
95c.
Tlekets dsscribtng Priest are aaaisn
Vslopea
In Kn-
mlxel.
csats, a
lyseat to
kladiy paradttaa nsto
Baras, Cbieago,
Bank, Sew Postofflce,
Us Gregor'sand Deming's Monuments, Ac., to,
Ojj^afiai
On receipt of x6
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will luow what jour prize
foil pay for
for
auether
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bs
maay
is
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before
Any prise m&y be exchanged
of tbe same v»lu».
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Our street Cin depend oh lair'dealing.
select the following from
Who havs
lately drawn Valuable
PfiZM ai.d
publish tbem Andrew J.
$10,000 Ml-s Clara S. Walker,
P««no, S800 JaMes M. Matthews, Detroit, 5,000 John V. Andrews, tiavaaaab, $a,000 Mfss Axnea Simmons, Charleston, Piano, 9680. We publish no names without
psrmlsslun.
of
tib« Pr«S«—"The
cttr*4."--Da{l/ Neai,
BOTTOM S0RAPEB9
firm
is re
liable, and deserve their aucoeas."—WeeMy TnbtMf. Afay 8. "We know them to bs a fair dsal ing nra. —if. Jr. ietitia, May 88- "A friend of ourS'drewafsbOprlEs. which *ai
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re-
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rank with it for
may be seen at tbe
Office of J. A. Vrydagb, Architect, south-east ooruer of Mailt aad 6th
which will
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ti
daily nae. A*
Sold
great
W&Z. CKv I 1 iU'l
«eJtahJt nit l» ooiiewrate ak. 'Ufci laflOfc *4 SSm
:r*^LC «o-
JOSEPH, .. •_ .. Ua» Jqaoo-^
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aaw it .!asiol o«*c
i:»stjj sf. ^tai a« ttootjiai a tow# oi sista jjfj j. i'ipa ,'i^
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oa. --stA .2 jf5"6 imu el
JJT TEBRE tisia
SaabUatfL ttii
i-.aOuj
JAKXSCOWN, N. T.
Bakbwxu:—Wa have no trouble
with your Saws they don't need to be lined up with paper W# pat them on the Mandrel and they go Tight along.
Temper perfectly uniform and quality unsurpass.d.
Bespectfallr,
CHA8. A. FOX.
LlfmCOTT BIKEWSLL, Manufacturers of Circular, Malay, Mill Gang and Cross-Cut Saws. Chopping Axes, all shapes.— Col but n's Patent Axe. Shovels,Spades and Mile's
3J1
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qc:q awci u4i «ootoa loam I
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intelligence, and
BtpvblicM.
This is the OBLT NBW BOOK of the kladpablishsil tor many years. It it prepared by an able PBACTICAL LAWTBB, of twenty-five years' eXparteaea, aad
jsit wnat everybody aeeis for
by memy
oaly
emiMMf
by
JM^fS,
ImJmiitg the Chi JaifcosaiKi oihm 3mlgm ofMnvduaetlf, tie Chirf tmttie* and entin Bckeh ef OomeMicut.
Sobscrlptloa.
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Pcblishars,
No.
SprncS
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tth
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CAJDTXOXs
Siace thiswork
waa
pat to
book,
prtis, an
old law
published may jeara
ago,
aad loag since
date, haabesa hastily
reissued
as a
"new
«fis a
suitable revision of its
nliailsTsslaliT'r Do
not confound that werk
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rax Pxon.r.
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hi'.
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Proprietors Manager Mques. IHrector
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its
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As refitted, re-arran^od and ra-orgtiniz«d for tbe Spring and Summer Tenting 9wson ...oUl^JsTUwngsi^^^^fslsn^and wHl agpear
'.i ,^ .iS V.-i £,11 ri^ frJ,3 ?(01 irt~ p.
O a O
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iaa r„ A ..lijisaS
General Agent
i«w." sIkt*
bt-»
1
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ON MONDAY, AlKalST 9tfc, 1869
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a
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTBIOHDINARY
Oto. D*Hat*n,
to the public for the patronaga so
la returning his slncero and heartfelt thank
Hberaily
past, fakes great pleasure
C»nd
those only
bestowed upon
before the pabQc an organization
perfect in all its details, asto make it the.:
Ixteset
MxIel
And with pride announces to the public the names of a fdw of those members of his Company, who help to form the great Galaxy of Talent fttaohed-to thif unparalleled institution.
MADAME AMELIA BRIDGES,
Premiere Equestrienne, from Beatty's and Astley's Boya
z-s •.
aAmphitheater.-'
THTE "WOwDEBFUL CARROLL FAMILY.
Equestrienne Extraordinary, lrom the Cirque Napolean, Paris 1 TjZK•.
Ji.r W. B. CARROLL
HIS
INFANT dafghtee
.La PETITE ^L^ISriE,
aoa a. Child wondec of tbe Nineteenth Century. 40
ASTJBR WILLIE
Whose perilovs feats of horsmanahip ar^ the ne plus ultra o1 n* tad! 1
J"
perfection.
THREE GREAT CLOWNS I
SMR.' iSAM^LATHROP
The Kentucky Clown." ..
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BILLY ANDREWS
«SLHCE
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fen,ed
4
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INSURANCE
so
ve
Exhibition of the 19th Century- i?
j- -1
Brothers!
Rivals of theg^St HANLON9 in their Gymnastic Exercises. iis «?or'xon.t?V®ar.Acti ""d Imposing XrapeZe Feati.
,' Renowried Voltlitruer and Double Sommersaultist. The far-
Bedouin .. Arab Troupe,
In their Classical Gaoupings and Native Aorobatic Peculiars
ties together with a full and efficient corps of isls i, auxiliaries In the way of
Gymnaste, Acrobats, Athletes and Kquestrians
forming a combination of Artists unrivaUled
by
iog Exhibition.
7 Fisher's Silver Cornet Band I
»Has beeo^ogagad at an enormous expense, for therseason. In addition to which the management have seocared the Hanlofl brothers' troupe of
rJESFOfilUNG DOGS AND MONKEYS.
*4»m At each Exhobition the ":v
I*
te
HeqsA.
CdilC IfiLBS WILL BB ISTBODDCBD.
AdmissloH 50 ctr° Children under 10 jrs, 25 cts
/y. •/Tfl^jpe J:--'
«JXAl
AAAokifi $9ecffete
*1 .f hem taoQ Sit} UMdl'.
any travel*
KM ni-rl
OF THE WORLD
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Cbndensed Time 'Schedule, M$y
Mattooa, Toloao, Ohasspaign, Chicago, Central ta, •Cairo, ,?£ Paaa, Deoatar, Alton, St. Lonis, ela. North
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CASH CAPITAL .... $1,000,000
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Branch Qitzcx, PHILADELPHIA
WKot
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OFFICES*
CLABKBCB H. CLABK, Pbiladslphla, Presideat. JAY CXXSC, Chalrmaa Tiaaaoe aad Kxecu Committee* HIHBT D. OOOU, Wassia(ton, Vice-President. BMBBSON W. PBXT, PhiladelphU, Secretary aad Aotnary. FRANCIS Q. SMITH, H. D., Philadelphia, Medicjl Bireetoa.
This Company 'Issued, in the Uttt TEN MONTHS of Its «z|StM«a
5 3 9 5 O I I E S
nrotrxivo
'. 4
$15,142,800.
... J!U 1 iC!i hpjjiii?a(fa
This Compasy otlsfi to Its Polioy-Hollsr#
PERFECT SECURITY
byltsOashpaid upOa*tai of«»a*ini«a4Mlaffl, aad gnaraatees te iBSar«d,by IM
£nc
general
..
him
in assuring the
loring people that hi. has unsparingly lavished time, energy and mains to Collect in One Grand combination, the best talent —sflbrded by either hemisphere. Among his Company will be
ifhd
greatnesss.
&«.
amasement
have reached the some of prsfessional
therefore, with feeling of gratification, takes
A
Bates of Premium,
JiiKSB MTIMHB8 I* A»U«A
Otm
BarersiOBarylNfMsaAaf M0f*sasW.kf Ms
Return Premium Plan.
Joxnr w.
Mdwly
nxM «c
ontoimrATt, onto.
General Agents' frr Ohio aad Oentmf aad SouU em Indiana^ J. A. JFOOXE,
Agent for Terre Btktt, T»h. i:
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RAItSK
INDIANAPOLIS ST. I1OBI8 K. R.
SUMMER, AMM^A^OEMJEJtT.
3 THROUGH EimSS WIS DilU
•imn
Terre Haute ema mtt'PMe* .and Town* WeeL 3«b1 'iTrr r..i
^16, If®#
Daily Irsry Dar essept Scndayi!
Westward. Might aa.' fast ex. Higllts*. Terre Hsnte/laaTe UJSya j.Msa 10:30
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6:10
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10:3*
a« 10:3»
Tcpeka, 12:0S 18:06 TFOSp di St.
JfSS^h,
IS:
00
aa
a.is«» 3&1BQ rn
Omaha, 'V 7.Vffaw. fcSQjt* 7:l«aai Acco auaodatioa trainlaafW Terfe'BMttadslly,
Palsce Stoeplftf cui aU NlsklTrata^
Baggage
«o. 4. niui»,
J.D.HMKIKBB, Qea'l Sap't. may21
LAItf^
SSSSfw
ivnaiit
»iivraii
Real Estate
Ooltuun
HENDRICH & LANGE,
Offlaa over first Katioaal Bank,
^•afrs
3.
C. Corner
ot
Veatih aad Mala Bmette,
Tel-re Haute* IAd.
i.r.9 1f» "S !i bo# Sv SRi
AbstraoU of title furnished, Lc^as negotiated, aad Meney invested.
4FOB §ALE_
#3"'
CITT MOWBBTT**'1
forty
LoUia Lintoa's Addtiis* to Srre Bants Honse and
lot,
east
Ohio
street.
House aad lot, ia Xelfarraia's Addititioa, House aad lotta It ley's riiltlta sa Sta atrset, Honss aad lot ia B»se's addition oa lik street, Honse and lot on Poplar, between 6th aad
7th
strsets, Honse and lot on North (th, hscweaa Uhsaaat and Linton streets.
Two basiaees Honsas oa hsia strn^fc W OOVBTt PKOrSBTf. .. farm ef SB acrsa la Hoaey Or Ib^ushlp, 17S acres In Lintoa township. S Aorss below tbe aotltna Mil', weeeefde eenai
JaaSMtl
BERGK8
UNIVERSAL HBALIN6
BAIaW
TMs Talaable reswdy bas eAwtadtSnnttesaWe cores, aad has falaed for itaerr a (laat isMUtion. The disaoems* of this latre has applied it witb eminent sneosss In thoasaalaof oaaa daring tho CrlB«ra War, aad ka eared dan(ero«s woaa'
•ads, la many aasas saaddsrad aortal. Ir & Bsao is the sola pssssssS of Ustals-
Mr
able seoret of atakiaa this Salre rioatU expe. Hence ia aaiog It la aaropeaad the edcceee a|. tending ltt applisatioa there, hahaa been, iadaeed tointrodaoe itiato tbe Oaited Wal»,
IT KXIiIITIS PAIH:
m'
$|d OiiMT MiM|L
a
Those who have woaads, bratter, sif* or all kinds, or sorts, felons, ttcratdMa, HoeiiaiSo Bitea, roat Blttea Jolnta. flora Lira, Chilblains. Chlidrsn's BeorbaTIc Oothaiaiais on Head and face are speedii* eared. IIM (MM tfgraat adraatagato ladles, aad .ia paoallarly adopted (or gathered breasts, Mrs lata, Me., throagh «0S-
It acta like saagic la reMorlag Bolls, fiapls*, and Ontaaeoos Disaaess, aad haa besaStfacawfully assd for Coras, Baaloaa aad Sore Xhroat, by applying extaraally erery ereaiag^beror* reiag
to bed.
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HsaHag tmtra. QCO Bsess) ot'9f rfa£taelf-..
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