Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 August 1869 — Page 2

DAILY REXPRBSSF

TBBBB HAUTK. 1NI3-

Saturday Morning* August 1tlia

THE

Republican voters of the Secoad

Ward should not fail to attend the Convention at Bust's Carpenter Sliop this evening for the selection of a candidate to fill the existing vacancy in our City Council. The office is an Important one, and should be filled by a man capable of

advancing the interests of this growing city and willing to devote time to the varied duties that will devolve upon him. It is the plain duty of the .Republicans of that Ward to nominate such a man, and than make his election sure by going to

the polls and voting for him-

GENIBAL

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BBSCKIKTBIDUE

FOBSET'B Press is very confident that AKIRBW JOHSSOH'S ravings are not conbifteDt. He has left off Mcsss, and is now holdiug himself up to the people of Tennessee as the Saviour, enduring prosecution at the bands of the Radicals- His blasphemy warrants an arrest and trial. He needs no accuser but conscience

THE

Indianapolis Journal ot yester

day says: Hon. JsessD. BBXOBT, during his late canv&M in Kentucky, openly advocated the repudiation of tbe public debt. His party in Indiana are preparing to take the same grounds. The gigantic 'financial plan' that Mr. VOOB« BEKB is preparing, is said to be looking to that end, and is DAWIEL'S bid for the support of BRICK POMIBOT and the rebels as the next 'Red Hot' candidate for the Presidency."

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THBEK

SEWARD has taken a

summer jaunt to the distant shores Alaska, to enjoy relaxation and the re» pose of unofficial life amid the icebergs of bis new purchase. It does not distinctly appear that he aims at further acquisitions in that region, but if the Esquimaux living near the North Pole have any desire to dispose of it, he will no doubt be ready to open negotiations and report to the government.

CASKS

navy are

of alleged cruelty in the

BOW

awaiting trial. The first is

against an officer of marines who, for tbo slightest offenses, had tbe men of his command "bucked and gagged," tied up by the thumbs, placed under shower baths, and forced to walk manacled with ballg and chains for a day at a time. The other two cases are against the late officers of the United States steamers Pawnee and Nipric. The latter charges will probably be tried in some of the civil courts, i"d the testimony that will be elicited will give the publio sotuo needed information as to how the national blue jackets are treated by their officers.

BSFOBTSD

that at the reoent in*

terview between the President and the con. serv&live Republicans of Mississippi, he said that "he desired to see the payment ot the public debt secured, and the integlity and honor of the nation rendered inviolate, and when this was accomplished he would be satisfied This is a plain platform and a good one- He wishes hi^ great work as a soldier completed by the ..enforcement of appropriate legislation! and the protection of life, liberty and property assured in every portion of the

Union. Regarding the debt as the pe. cuniary price of the nation's triumph, htclearly recognizes the fact that the vindi. cation of the national honor, as well as jus. tice and expediency, require its faithful redemption.

Qtfl or two highly interesting facts are brought out in tfie account of Pupllc Charities of the City of New York, pup lished in the Tribune- The Commissioners of Charities and Corrections hav* been honorably distinguished for their moderation in making estimates for their annual expenditure yet out of the reasonable sums appropriated for their use they have actually saved during the last four years half a million of dollars This is a phenomenon in municipal ad ministration which deserves perpetual commemoration. With these savings they have built asylums, hospitals, and very heavy works of improvement on Blackwell's Islaad, established the Mor. gue, bought or built three steamboats, and done many other seusitile and useful things

APPAILOO DISASTER.

Conflagration at Gefle, Sweden—8,000 Persons Uonseless—loss £500.000.

An appaling disaster has fallen upon the usually busy and thriving town of Getle, in Sweden. On Saturday, July 10, afire broke out in a carpenters' shop in the centre of the town, and a strong gale from tbe west blowing at the time, the lire spread rapidly, and in a few hours the whole of that part of the town which is situated on tbe north side of the river was burnt down

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houses and tene

ments were destroyed, and 8,000 houseless persons out of a population of 13,000 having lost almost everything tbey possessed, are now camping in the open air. The loss is estimated at above ±500,000, and many of tbe working classes are, as i» usually the rase, uninsured. Committees for assisting the sufferers had been immediately formed in Sweden, and all having business connections with Gefle, or otherwise taking an interest in Sweden had been Invited to come forward with their aid to the same object.

A good joke is told of a young man who attended asocial circle afewevenings since. The conversation turned on Caliiornta and getting cb. Tom remarked that if he was in California he would, instead of working in the mines, waylay some rich man who bad a bag of gold, knock out his brains, gather up the gold and skedaddle. One of the young ladies quietly relied that be had better gather up the brains, as he evidently «tood in more need of that article .than •gold. Tom subs'.ded.

When I was young and tender, too,. I had to mind and had to do .s Whatever mother bads me j|4 She used to hare walnut stick Which kept me on the donble-quiek,

And that wjp where ihe had nic.

When older grown, and quite a bean Among the girls, I used to know A Miss Priscilla I n.dmy And with the help of smiles and node 1 fell in love at forty rods,

Aad thoro was where ghc had ma,

When I was older, say sixteen, 1 thought it time to have a queen, And asked her if she'd wed me She said ihe didn't much object, Or words to something that effect.

And there was where she had me.

But when, to make the matter straight, I went op to negotiate Affairs with Colonel Oadmy, He said he "didn't cart tosell. He told me I might go to—well,

And that was where he had me.

I drowned my sorrow In the cup atU I got my daader op— (t couldn't hate been madder \i W&n she proposed that we be o&» In spite of pa, the thing was done,

And that was where I had her.

Two lovely urchins on my kncs I'm proud to say belong me— rbet Is to me and madam Fer whea we left our native sod, We stent a year or two abroad—

pears to have come to the very sensible conclusion to settle again permanently in Lexington, Kentucky, and resume the practice of the law.- -The Gatetie, puolished in that place, say* he has already received retainers in several important

And there was whera we had em

JOSH BILLINGS PAPERS,

lobster Island.

A slander iz like a hornet, If yu kRnt kill it dead the fust bio, yu better not strike at it.

Politeness is a Bhrewd way folks haz ov flattering themselves. I make this distinksbun between char akter and repwiathun—reputashun is what the world thinks ov us, charakter is what tbe world knows ov us. "What a ridikilus farce "it is to be continually on the hunt for peace and quiet.

No man ever yet increased his reputashun bicontradikting lies. Anxiety alwus steps on itself.

Silence, like darkness, izgenerally safe, Thar iz only two things that I kno ov that a man wont brag ov, one is lieing and tulher iz jealousy.

It takes br&nes tew make a smart man but good luck often makes a famous one Opinyuns are like other vegetables worth just what they will fetch.

I think most men had rather be charged with malice than with making a blunder.

Love .cuts up all sorts ov monkey shines, it makes a fool sober, and a wise man frisky.

I don't believe in total depravity, every man haz sumthing in him to show that God made him.

I suppose that one reazon whi the "road to ruin" is broad, iz tew accomadate the great amount ov travel in thatdirekshun.'

I tbiuk I had rather her a man brag about himself, than tew hear him brag ov sum one else—for think like vanity a ladle belter than do sickofansy.

A humbug iz like a bladder, good for nothing till it iz biowed up, and then ain't good for nothing after it Iz pricked.

A bigg noze iz sed tew be a sign ov genius—if a man's genius lays In biz nose, should say the sign was a good one.

Vanity iz seldom malishous. A woman (like an echo), will have the last word.

Put an Englishman into the garden of Eden, and he would find fault with the whole blassted consarn—put a Yankee in, and he will see whare he could alter it to advantage—put an Irishman in, and he would want tew boss the thingput a Duchman, in, and be would proceed at once to plant cabbage.

When a man iz sqandering hiz estate, even those who are getting it, call him a phool.

Men mourn for what they have lost— wimmin, for wbatthey hain't got. I judge ov a man's. virtew entirely bi his phasions*—It iz- a great deal eager tew be a good dove than decent sarpont.

There are many ways to find out how brave and bpw honest a man may be, but there aisi't fib way to find out tbe extent ov his vanity:

A lie iz like a cat it never cums te yu in a straight line. Nature iz a kind mother. Sh9 couldn't well afford to make us perfekt, and she made us blind to our feelings

Steddy the heart if yu want to learn human nature there ain't nohman nature in a maa's head.

Friendship is simply the gallantry of aelMnterest. Beware ov the man with half-shut eyes —he ain't dreaming.

Experience makes more timid men 'than it das wise ones. Advice is a drug in tbe market the supply alwus exceeds the demand.

One of the safest and most successful tallents I know ov is to be a good listener.

Pools are the whet-stones ov socity. Better make a weak man your enemy than your friend.

Curiosity is the lnstinotov wisdom. Thoze who becum disgusted and withdraw from-the world, musn't foreit one thing, that tbe world will forgit them, a lone time before they will forget the world.

Put man down (for me) as a vain and selfish critter, all bis talk and ackshuns to the contrary, notwithstanding nevertheless to wit, verily, amen. "Wise men luff everg good charite thoy kan git. Laffingisonly a weakness in phools.

I giv the world credit for a grate deal more honesty than it can show. "Whenever I find a real handsum woman engaged in the "wimmins' rights bizzness," then am going to take mi hat under mi arm and iine the procession.

Gratitude iz a debt, and like all other debts, iz paid bekause we are obliged to, not bekause we love to.

Praize that ain't deserved is no better than slUnder. There is three kinds of phools in this world, the natural ones, the common, every day phool, and tho daghm phool.

Shocking Accident at Long Branch. On Saturday last Mr. Kerr, from Paisley, Scotland, arrived at Long Branch, with his wife and daughter, and took rooms at the Continental Hotel. Yesterday morning he went out to batbe, and while swimming back to the shore, he became exhausted and called for help. Two gentlemen near by tried to reach him,but the undertow was too strong for them to render any aid. Thomas Giltens, a waiter at the hotel, then rushed to the rescue, and at the risk of his own life he succeeded in bringing the unfortunate man on dry land, but in an unconscious condition. Dr. Lewis, tbe resident physician of the iJtetson House, at once applied every known means at resuscitation, but after an hour's perseverance life remained extinct. An inquest will be held to-day.— The grief of tbe widow and daughter at this unexpected bereavement may be imagined. Tn reward the brave waiter a subscription was immediately raised, and on behalf of the subscribers Alderman Farley and Messrs. Hubbard and McCafferty will present him with the amount contributed this evening/—£/. V- Times, Attg. 3.

A Saratoga exquisite is profoundly enamored of the male type of the beautiful bloude, and sets himself up as a model thereof. He duly elaborates his hair, and parts it exactly in the middle, carrying his bat in his hand from fear of disarranging the work of the harbor, and goes through the formula of the glove exercise and dress-parade on Major Lei and's piazza with astonishing precision. A fearful suspicion as to the identity of sex is the only draw-back to the amusement of spectators.

Wit and Sentiment

Health is bbttet than wealth. Health and mirth create beauty, He is handsome that handsome doe?. Light Weights—Lighthouse keepers. God cures and the doctor takes the fee. He that wants health wants everything.

Humility often gains more than wealth

He who has no shame has no conscience. He that hath an ill name is half hanged.

He that serves the public obliges nobody. He who gives to the public gives to no one.

indeed that caa promise

He is poor

nothing. H9 who avoid* tbe temptatiou avoids the siu.

Matters of large public interest--Cou» pons. He who wants content can't tnd an easy chair.

John G. Saze is as prelific ot children as of puns. if He who qaarrieth for wealth neils hi* liberty.

He that knows hito3eit best esteems himself least. God help tbe poor, for tbe rich can help themselves

Giveneither connsei nor sgit tili you are asked for it. He who deals with a blockhead has need of much brains.

A truly great man never puts away th$ simplicity of a child.

Mystery is useful only lor the purpose of concealing ignorance.

Superstition is but tbe fear of belief— religion la the confidence. An observer at a watering place sad ly declares that beauty never bathes.

The New York Mail says: "Woman is composed of 243 bones, 409 muscles, and 306 pins."

The height of fashion (six feet one in her bronzed boots)has arrived.—Saratoga Correspondence. ..

Pifference between an Editor and Wife—One writes articles to "set,'' the other sets articles to rights.

The marriage of Mr. William Neil and Jane Tier provoked the following couplet: Sad the event, beyond all fear,

She tnrned'toNell and roped a Tear.

Actions are said to speak louder than words, but it is certain ihey don't make so much noise. Quiet people, therefore, prefer them.

Every young couple who desire to make a good start in life must keep two bears in the bouse, and feed them well—bear and forbear.

What are the wild waves singing? Let us pray. To what tune should the words be sung? Neptune. And in what key? The key of Sea.

Contentment is pearl of groat price, and whoever procures it at tbe expense ot ten thousand desires, makes a wise and happy purchase.

An Italian was laughed at for his broken English, and replied, testily "You laugh at my Ingleese! You speak ltalyong, I make you seek!"

A seminary young lady being asked if Martin Luther died a natural death, replied, "No he was excommunicated by a bull." It was not a Pius bull.

An enthusiastic admirer of A. J., down in Tennessee, says that distinguished individual has always been a Just man.— Yes, he has always been just—a little tight.

Lady—"Can you wash and iron Domestic—"Oh, yes, 'in but your place would not suit me unless you 'knocked off' wearing them long Holland dresses of a morning.''

The Sun says Gov. Hoffman relies upon his moustache for success, as a oandidate for the Presidency. That is a good euough reliance, supported, as It is, by a very stiff upper lip. "A pretty girl sayB: "If it was wrong for Adam to live single when there was not a woman on earth, how guilty are old bachelors with the World full of pretty girls!' Sure enough I "Nineteen dresses in three days, and she said last night that she could not go to the supper, as she had not a rag to her back!" What did Gussy say i" "Why, that he could not go either, as he had no coat to his stomach 1'"

They have had earthquakes in Califor nia, hurricanes in Alaska, and tornadoes in St. Thomas and now, Chicago, not to be outdone by any country, is to have a very first class eruption Gaorge Francis Train is coming

The editor of the Wisconsin Banner says: "Wednesday's mail brought us a letter addreised 'Bev.,' anotber 'Hon another 'Col.,' *Mr.,' and the last 'Esq.' On the way to dinner we accidentally stepped on a woma'n trail and she addressed us thus: You brute/"

An inebriated individual fell down a fiightjof stairs, headlong, and a bystander, thinking him seriously injured,ran to pick him up, but the man majestically staggered to his feet, and in response to tbe proffered aid, roared out "Now you lemme 'lone. Wan' no slobberin' aroun' me I alius come down stairs that way I "A little more animation, my dear." whispered Lady B. to the gentle Sussan, who was walking languidly through a qnadrilje. "Do leave me to manage my own business, mamma," replied the provident nympb "I shall not dance my ringlets out for a married man.' "Of course^iot, my love but I was not awaro who your partner was." "Hans, where were you born "On der Halderbarracks.'' "What, alwat?"

Yah, and before too." How old are you, then?" "Yi, when the old school home is pilt I was two weeks more nor a year, what ia painted red, as you go before mit your pack behind you, on der rite bant side de blacksmith shop, what stans where it was purnt down next year will pe two weeks.'

Brother W a Presbyterian minister, said that early in his ministry be and a Brother were conducting a meeting, in which thero was much religious interest. An old man gave expression to bis joy by shouting, and continued it until it began to interrupt the servicos. Brother said to Brother W "Go, stop that old man's noise.'" He went to bim and spoke a few words, and the shouting man, at onca became quiet. Brother W asked Brother "What did you say to the old man that quieted him so promptly?"— Brother replied, "I asked him for a dollar for foreign mission.'

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Can B'iory believes negro nhi That question used to vex the 1 ptflilio mind. Among the things determiaeftfby the late war was the principle that a black man is not necessarily a liar^JMLCl the African has been fegalized into a competent witness. Now comes the queeticn. Can a Chinaman be believed under oath? No, says California. Yes, saj% Idaho, and admits him as a witness accordingly*

Now your Chinaman la a fearful Mol» ter, & heathen of the heathen/* "worshipper of Joes. His scheme of salvation a a simple one. Ho constructs a hideous Jldl Crow out of bamboo this he blackebs, puts in glass beads for eyes, sets it up in a temple, and calls it tbe devil—which is the only gleam of intelligence shown in the whole proceeding. Then poor John Chinaman goes down upon his marrow bones before his bamboo *£Eair, and willows upon the ground in an ecstaoy of adoration. What is to be dons with' such a creature as this when he oomes into a court of justice to tell the«tralb, the whole truth, and notMog but toe truth?. It fs of no use to swear him the four Evangelists. You mijiit as w^ll swear bim by Apollo, God of MuslO pr Thor, God of Thunder, or Hamlet, King of Denmark. He would take ail three oaths, and then lb- The-ittgesToas jlal* ciary of Idaho,

Voweyer, have fixed him.

They have dived into the phUoBophr of

Confucius^hito tbe holy took* of ID to the Chang-Lung of the Buddhists. They have found that an oath accompah ied with the proper Chinese ceremonies will strike terror into tbe inmost beatt bf tbe native of the Flowery Eingdo though he may make light of the tian Scriptures, burnt paper and defd rooster will wring the very troth fropn his secret soul. When, therefore, the cajM of Ah Choy and Alt S«1B, charged with the murder of All Son, was called the other day at Silver city, and ten Ohintmen came forward to testify ta the mkt ter, a most singular scene o«carteiS.*"Bring me rooster, a saucer,. and some yellow tissue paper,"quoth the magistrate '•and prepare tbe sacrificial knife?' The Sheriff did his duty and unsheathed Us bowie. The jurat was written upon the yellow paper, a match applied, and tlie oath floated skyward in a little cloud of smoke, a testamentary witness to the truth. Qff went tbe rooster's heftd, witb a squeak of remonstrance from the unhappy biped, the saucer was dash^d upon the ground and broken ihto titis, typical of what would happen to John Chinaman if he told a lie, and the first witness was deolared duly sworn. The ceremony was repeated with every witness. Ten roosters died under the Sheriff's knife, that ten Chinamen might tell the truth ten bits of yellow paper burst into the blaze ten good white oncers became broken crockery.

We are moved to consider the possible effect of all this on our own judicial aystern. Who knows how soon wemay have to try a Chinaman in our new Court House or if not a Chinaman, then some, other pagan—some Polynesian percliaBce, who recognizes the solemnity of an oath only when ft is accompanied bythe ,|]i' rifice of a kangaroo How are yeu ev to swear such a heathen as that Who will repair to 4he wilds of Australia to procure the judicial beast

The aticfent Greeks used to offer up young bullocks, and some of the numerous rac& Who are emigrating to our shores may have adopted that form of oath, in which event cattle yards will have to be constructed in tbe Park, somewhere between the City Hall and the Post Office, which Mr. Boutwell is going to build in spite of the King that tried to prevent it.

But, taking the matter in its simplest form, and .granting that nothing more complicated than roosters, saucer, and tissue paper is to be called for by way of sanction to an oath, still even these will entail their little incoxi' veniencos. Hen coops will have to be knocked up in the Special Term rooms, and the tax levies swelled by items for broken crockery, yellow paper,and chicken feed. Our country Judges could in fact employ their leisure time during the summer to advantage in raising fowls for tbe purpose. Judge Lott, for instance, might find it an agreeable change from bobbing for eels, and besides, could turn an honest peony by supplying tbe Supreme Court for the Second Judicial District. In fact, as soon as tbe Chinese emigration has fairly set in, we shall look for great changes in this direction.—initio York Sun.

There is no mistake about it, PLANTATION BITTXKS will ward off Fever and Ague and all kindred diseases, if used in time. No family need suffer from this distressing complaint if they will PLANTATION BITTERS in "the house, and use it according to directions. The most important ingredient of this medicine fe Calisaya or Peruvian Bark, which is known to the finest and purest tonic in the vegetable kingdom- The extract of this Bark is the astive principle of ail the good Fever and Ague Medicines prescribed by intelligent doctors. Calisaya Bark is used extensively in the manufacture of PLANTATION BITTIRS, as well as quinine, and we dare say they owe their popularity mostly to that fact.

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200 run 200 300 100 60 Slegant Boeewood Pianos...KftcU $300 to 9760 7,S. Melodeons 75 to 100 3S0 Sewing MachinfS 60 to 176 600 Fine, «Kld Watohee....^...^.. 75 to 8t0

Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, Ac., all VALUED AT 91,000,000 A Charts* to Dram Any of ths abovs pri'ei for 25c. Tickets dsscrtbtnf Prises are

SEALED

1a In*

Tn lopes and tberongbly mixed. On receipt of 26 oeats, a Sealed Tiokm ia drawn without choice aadseat by ssall to any address. The P*las named op It will be dollTered to the ticket-holder on p*ytneat of Oss SouiA. Prizes are Immediately aent to .an/ addnse by express or return

lea will kaow what your Prize is befere JOK pay for It. Any prise may

BS CXOHADO£I

for another of tha same Talne. Ho Blaaka Oar patrons can depend on lair dealing. RsrSBEiiOFS.-—We select tbe following from many Wbtfhare lately drainrTaJnabiePrliss and kladiy permuted as to publish tfcsm Andrew J. Bttfae, Chicago, $10,000 Mi.s tiara S.Walker, Piano, $800 Jamas M. Motthewt .Detroit, $5,000 John r. Andrews, eeiabaah, $6,000

JTT'SS

Agne*

Simmous, Charleston, Piano, $600, VTe publish no ltamee without pera»ls»I\in. Opinion* of Use "Ihe Arm ia reliable, and deserve I heir aaccasa.""—WetMy Tnbunt, Jtfay 8. "We know them lobe a lair dealing firm."—N. T. Btrtid, -May S8. "A frlepd of otirs drew a $600 prlSe, which wsa premplly rectiv*J.^—litwt, Jane 8.

Send r»r circular, liberal indncemanta to Agents. Satisfaction guar.nteed. Avery package, of Sealed luTetopes contsla one' oasa Gtrr. Blx Tickets for $1 13 for $2 8$ for 8S. llO for $16,P0.

HlftFKB* WILSON 110, ITS BraSdway, V.

•nitwit

,-^-r ja-

tsafl aitoa CI—8J10

Agents Wanted for.

Jii

for 3 vt 2: if, •'ebiTAMhtS' '"•''"C $Qlf tfiift'o'cttotii and Prsctlcal If9rs3,'*dili&ed to Ever Kind ot Buslness.and Jo^ll BieStates of tbe Onion.

BY PBAM&liHi Of the Batted State* Ba*. "Tbtre Is no book of the klad Which a Ul take rank with it for authenticity. ifltenJgenee.end

Tbls ia tbeOHL? K1IPBQOK of Ska klad pubaa aMe yaars neade far Jlii hif tfy neommejtdett kn saaay siniuniJMgm, {ncludimat)*aufJu*mm*t other indgn rhwtu, md OfUrf lattice mi eaUnBtmth cf {JcmMrttiCUim

Sold oalfbySabacrlptloa. AQBST8 WAMTKD XVCBTWuBS- Bead far Ctreaiara. O. P. OASXACO^ PnWiahaBS, WipeSfonl.

AIiXJE#MA2f & LADJD,

GEO, wl DEBArElf,. IT. 1?. QAMROEt, ,££gg SAW B.- josmmM.twfltu xtd 4.4 ivii i»At s|«i erti luon ftobnoq iladl 6vasi oi r, it tegaaiio tado »j«ble-i litfdJ io'l b«TlaD

.woiTCij* saeMKirax

18G9,

AKATAH «o*I

a ninil txmim a.- #J*I so }orfn*di dt iJx boa

IvHd b-ioum'i. dkiomcS fed U»^A/Ja ail aiaJise uti'i ao jsooutau 1 e« baa eeol. *olofc baa uiicim8 moi iil etiilo ea- d)

1. gatiiava *l 'A i«»t3 £ra# ©dJ ,ooq«teil a«'wnivwlni eiatliq edlio siiaejai etll oi gaiwo ,b«v(oe Mt bu& egbiiX sdj i*dj JOal edi hits no* I. Mil -r

»a«JL ItuuX'f

,. SLJ

jon want a handaoase yreeeat.addieis with •tamp

BICB & H4NUT,£OT836?,

Boston, Mass.

ASK yaar Bo*ler or Oranht for §W£ET eqaals (bitter) Quinine. M'rd by .0TEAHM9, PARU 4 CO.. Chemists, Kew'Tork. ,: 1 '..I a. fUltinaPliKmSNis the Treataent I oCJkreaic aad buaai Mseases.-A PhyHoiogical Yiew of Mtrriogr.—The cheapest book ever pabllehed—ometaialBft nMtrl SOO pagee, abd 130 fioe plates aad engravings of tht anatomy of the htiBha orgaas laa State of health and disease, with a treatise on e*riy errors, itsdeplorabla oon•eqoeneea npoa tbeamid and body, wltb the autuot'o plaa of treataeat—the only cation pi and successful mode of ctire, as shown bj a report of casee treated. A teithfal advlsar to the.taarried and those contemplating marriage who entertain doubt of their physic at ooiulit'oD- Sent free ol postage to any addrrM'pn receipt Of 26 cents, In

.«««T1X TSXTH

fiss teioes odJ lo .ioO im sariiootxii iod3uaM »tmta Jdain Mai

J""

HAVEN'JO^OMBINATION

'Spy

v. vc & arc

viiotM. a» MM .1103

I odj djf

.'s':ieqP_ed:'1 eis s.

ibeJi'rfloU jjniJiwfr *i TACSKTro *HT !t!4l Ifiia Offl*

flis:

l't-.

Joeidos

sa itiT

OpiiB.

No. 1 Spruce St., Sew *ork Cjla^|ii«tl^0„ .and Cbtcaga, IU. rSjaails

Slncethis work wa* put to pHi», aa «td lawbook. sabUsbed Many yaari age, aad 1 oag since oat rf data has beeakastliy r^isaad aa a "new book," wtUk.at d*s» a soliab.e ratldiaB or Its

Dbaol«te

suteeseats. »oaot oonfonad that wark

kitbOBAiimtna)Air-Bo(^

-t 00 Ja

I 's Mil or ^aHicAoWq

fatiw

8V"i IbanoO n-icis} jUajfei-iftcn •aoisuoff*' ilfW JS-feiiH-

r:'iADH0P(!KlSM

Qlb. ia retaraing iiis sincere And heartfelt thank to the publlo fot the palroofga so liberally beetowed upon him 'In tlw pasi, tkkes graat pleasure ia assariog tho amusement

loV°,KWPl'-VBtt

jjiefl BSi t*' e#? S&l bxut 1o

'jjiSOToaj eat I

6»ib5 ^foAdoiq iiiw -iouds tilyt

ae-a^ta-»9C*,|

IONOV laiooiy eiiT—,3 •guo. ^luiwajn u»d oi Joaloetq eao riiw \:n»OT S8I,0 :.h h\

HAtTTE,

.eesa»ai)~

its

0 .a-uiTKcAf-3#Ttg 7'aiif 5' foiaibit

hfcbas dbsparingly lavished time, energy

.' Boa mwiir^ ^ltect ta Oha Grand combination, tbe beit taleat ^emis^wre. Among his Company trill be wosfe onto nached tbe some of professional greatness# Hi# thirefor^ with feeling of gratiflcMioti, takes great pleasure fn placi^r before the pablic an organization so perfect in all its details, as ta make it tbe.

am'i Model ExfeJ&iUon ol.yie.10th Century-,-.AJA j-jel oi ^a«Boi!*fiaV/q o^vAnd 'with prtdIf dnhounoes to the public the name* of afire of ttioM B)edalMr#af hi« Company, who help to form the gi ^aUty oflWeht *|t«ohe4 to thlf unparalleled Institution

AMELIA BRIDGES,

-£retniwe Ecjnestrfenne, from Beatty's and Astley's Royi

Amphitheater.

I nolMi: *"""r i.-I" OOA :aaab .£ THE WONPBKFUL OABBOLL FAMILY

Equestrienba Rxtreordinary, from the Cirque Napolean, Paris

B. CARROLL

•mol v.'i AND HIS INFANT DAUGHTER

no saw li it

sa 1. rtj S -a

Vjl !i?J bo*

•SJ

W Renowned VoLtigu

'..The Indomitable LASIELL Brothers!

EivjUe of thegrqbt HANLONS in their Gymnastic Exerciser .1 ijgdf Bar Acts and Imposing Trapeza Feats LORIS

-i| i" •iatn

sili

,t:'*

Li PETITE A.3STN"IE, Th« Ch!ia wonder of

tbe Nineteenth Century.

HASTKB .WILLIE i'

3 btmaaoo ... Whose perilovs feats of horsmanship are tbe plus ultra :jeu

O E I N A

er and Double famed ot Tnr*5 -ml

ima *,)Xy

0S'"'^Tjeen

jBfj1? eifi

lMMeil0cli t&irit z*i man .r oooaottQitj *i ^sttaoa «1 «oi«eti|ari 9dt

,T Oftf »..-(« W*l!J Vte? iMfttib IZ -'fdedotq lliw

A'J

bHJXii t'.'i

nljaw ^perfection.

THREE:

GREAT CLOWNS!

MB:1 SAM LATHROP

lui WL -'A. bweto »lodv The "Old Kentucky Olown."*

9IIXT ANDREWS )i*

MR.WALIACB.PRIOOPJ

3ommersaultist. The far*vmrJ JV-I mec

Bedouin Arab Troiipe, il auari

KAIIMI

In their Classical Gaoupiogs and Native Aorobatic Peculiarities together viirtt a full and efficient corps of

itetillwies lh the way of "y

».K4ssm ima wu dwells t, rtrt v»n\2un I f'a^tnin^ a combination of Artists unrivalltod by any travel 2B 3«o^s!«oil*» jqe^dMJff Slthibition.i., .^ctrtn 1

«U fol *llA •»., r?twi Fisher's Silver Cornet Band!5 j»#/oo* lo e»«sq-eajj juanrji*

en^igad at^i eaoAnbud ez'peSse^ for thersMaon. Addition to whsah the maaagdment have seocured 1 -*"1

t!1®

PERFORMING! DOGS AND M0NKEYS.

.Aleaeh Bsietntion the'

Virf

®"Wo|i bmtbertf troupe of" b^btum

KIT.I«.8

CONIC MULES WILL K(HITfODIICHD.

filWfeiijiRdjer Wm, 2# cis

,!««»& \i jIJ'.T *i -jftfi $6! vt «Imo*o djfund be." ndi ,iqqi«i«i* orfi •.*«.•» hu*

INSUKANCK^

TUMPVDL

LIVE INSVKAN08

oim WOKU ,^hm

AT&.

N A I O N A IttMl 'U*% 3T1V i.»

LIFEUMIUICE CO.,

i. I'Jtt sraalail

e.i-

Proprietors Manager Director

United

tBji

Treasurer

General Agent

aeqiloa 3 SoA

'I.

ani»3»anu» oi isvvui*& t'so*

a no 4 O c^arr&og«l #&dx«*o^sni26d for the Spring and Summer Tenting Season of

hkve inkngerttol their campaign, and will appear

e^oasei'ei A .jiaitf dgid §di »!i nr. &s*p'q a»i biotI .sajf*5'

or fill.' WOtl f?:.: .1

I iS.f

ciumu) suciiiici if wmtis!

CASH

.tjobirf-5 l.s.qjlfai

bii-

0APITAL.

BRAHCH Owi?»,

SJSU

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•oaaonaa 1 aiwrf o:J*ioomflCI fiiiT siiso ^abit»Jit«7 •. jiiii -memsri

'jqc -jus 1111-4^

(HV Wai^DAY lUflUST""' 9th :, im. A WRIF IT UU E»HEIBLNWJ »»TJ N««A|ISO|UI ifuw JI .ioiito'o 01 ia i&taiii ndJ isdj hejseieJuJ bria f»d Hiw eooatioq tiiw fc!nsielnuo edi .rwod

pt'C.nfRiobe 3nliaqer| m*rrtM 'J it)0&

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qit ii emoi !ao Lfiii ,5iv* .1

Uoq vl ,* oiliv iodic h?"" *tns-i •do on

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ol bAiaeevtq tiwawjob gaorrA

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1 1

-|1,090,000

«iir|a0«i&al lo twG is

FH&IMABI

IT ~J omCKkWi*oa ens vsriT OJaABUiCS B. CL4SK, fblladelpkU, ?wildaat. JATC COOK I, Oh airmail flaaace aad Xzeca

Oomarittsd.r'

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HINBT D. OOOKK, Wasslngtoa, Ylce-Prcaldlttt IMKB50N W. PIEI. fblladalpbla. Secretary aaddkOtnaiy. ,-.yj FBANOISO.SMITH.M.©., fblladelpbla, Htd ictl Directoa.

Thle Oomyaay MONTHS of lis tip tense

la tbe %st TSN

nifw.otoJc jjtfit-

5 3 9 5 3 O I I E S itii* IH3UBINO

«t»rf-sin wal a ,i«iais osmi'd hi brcaft Jsaq ul IV" idfiitt-au.'Hi tai Miorf SflT I ni oi lo mial edl ro Tbl»- Company offers to Its follcy-BTdldan.

E E S E I

by Ita Oaab pald-ap OaplSal *t Oae Mlillea Dollar*, aad gaaraateaa, to.iasarad, by lis

Low Roto* of Ftetwiwm,

LAHCUt AITIBKNlS Ur Or a Beversionary Dlvtdead or 100 daM. bf«8a

Return Premium Plan. 0 .a *M UJENERAL A&ENTS. «a

26dwly

JOHX W. KCUS CO.. OfNOHHfATf OHIO,

Oenaral Agaata for Ob to aadOeatrat mm4 MOutL em Indlaaa. j,

room,

n9s

ta*at Csr Tme Haata, lnJ.

KAIUtOAf*.

INDIANAPOLIS St. j^lDlS B.E

SUMMER, ARMAN&EMM#f.

3 imm EXfiKs iiiiis w\

•*rt, ,,d' dii« Terre Haute ami aU QUieejant ,. Town• West

A*n

di.'jB-s ft i'*jlS9C On*

Condensed Time Schedule, May 15,1869

Dally*Tery«sexoepS8esdByB.

Mauoeo, andta tUso wHS ldS^a *~19b.SS 1:23 aa O S S W as

Toloao, Obaaipalga, Oolcafo, Oaatraila,

12:49 18:1» 1:SS I .OS

Cairo, ,-1'f Paaa, D^easar, I t** Alton, St. Lotrta, via. Mortb

Uo.K. k. leave Fa«ttaB,B.:" Hacoa, aniva 3 fieteob CIIJ. Kaieaa €Ur ''1it«e».w

9:80 a •:15a«S 8:30 a a ia« at

4:Se 9 a. 8:90 a 1& 440 }a»:t*aa

Iiaaraawortb U:U a LawreaS^iUOi 1»:S»e* Tepafca, St-Tsapb,® Jl:S0 a fcll Osaka, 70s 7.«*a ^:Se-»m

Accamaodatloa trata Mavse XfncaVa«t«da|l/, escaptSaaday,at Uif a, bm*M at XMMS Tslfrp a, XiiMsldWi Si ieHliil'iSi0Wfc falsee Steeplas Can ail

Mlgfet fcAtav*

Baggage Cheeked lWreef*. J. D. HIIKISIl, JMO. 0. Oea'l»Vtj[

9fU

ftipr

milium

Lawp %g«^cr «I wm ,K s.»i

STM!

««il loiwittJi

Reel jBatate Colntua

ot Jtmw adJ

HENPBICH «c IsAjraS,

Oflaa eNrlmt Vattotttl Mk, 'S' t. Amr of dearth and Kaia Stteet^

Abstracts of title ftiroished, Lr \n« a*. gotiated, asd Mecny ihTaMed. !POB •AM?."0

w£lt£

Acrobats, Atlalele^ and fiques-

anM1,i

& vdi ——. -:u CITY PBOTOTT, Forty Lota ia Ltitnfi Addltifta.

Is XarM Maata

goow and lot, aaatwtilo street. Hoaae aad lot, ia ifoJfarralo'a Ad Hooeeaad tat la Mblay'eaiflfitto* 1 Hoaae aad lot ia B»ee'a addltloa oa Hb sWast, Hoaaaand lot ob Fcplaf, bataraaa tit aad Tta •treata,

Hoaaa aad lot on Mortb 6tb, batweea .jbeaaat aad Ltatoa etreeta. Two baelaeeeHooeeaoa -a.o

HIOUWM*

OUDHTT ^BuPXBTt. _.

farm af 89 acres la Boa* Or 178 aaraa

Llatoa tawaabla.

S Aoree below tbe Knlllai Mill.,»»«««de&aaaI. laoSM

BEB&'8

UNIVERSAXBU88IAi« HKAL1N6 .^ALTfi Tbls ealaablaraaiedy km effected Juaaatalpe cures, aad haa galaae lor' Rsalf a great rarasaturn. Tba dUeovetar of tbie BaMa basaMIlid it with amiaeBt aacneala tboasands ofaaaa^lag Aa Ortaara War, aad bai eared dajgetoie oosda, la aaay 1

Mr S. Bsaa la tbe aoto Bieeeeaat «f tba saleable secret of aak^ftble MIM ftdssM'cqilieoca la aaloc It la faroae aa^ tbijaassae sitrading its applloatlea (bare, ka baa aaaa la'daeed tolatrodeaa ltlato tbe DiltalMatr.

IT utLiiriesraiH Tboae wbo bava wottads, bralasa, aetd sfdlll ade/or aorta, Faioaa, bcratobaa, Bltaa, Frost Mttaa Joints. Sore Xfpi, OUibd ObiidMB's leorbattp pta|lila*ioa Jte# jara Face araapeadlls cared It

IMS

proved of gnat

adtsstigste isdHssd is^ paeallarly sdipisa lor gathered breasts, sera lags, ScH tbraubcaaSaeaaat, aad other eaaaaa.

It acta like aqglo iwrsaotlagSQilStf Mafia, aad Otilanwrtlbiaa, dad baa baea aaeeasfblly aaed for Oane^ SaMoaa dad Wb Tbroait, by applying asuraally avery, avoaiag

3^' jyva'. gaaalaa nalSSS ce—tSTiigaSl •. M»*'||1vetaal Kasaiaa ITallag a^rre. 960 «*«fry( Jlew Tor*

For sale by Joba F. Bpary. Mot (V'UsyJIye ft?i an ia# n'd ii 5