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TKBHB HAUTK, IND

ior s* Wednesday Morning* AugusVi»» I8W.

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into Ihig city, and all oar principal straets, are croised by lines of railway, over which trains of«a« we passing at all h^ra of day ana night. The vast amount of switching that has to be done at a railroad center, like Oils, is done—not beyond U»e city limits as in most other places—but in town and across our principal thoroughfares. This state of things Involvos enormous xiska of life or peiaopal injury, risks which cannot be entirely removed, but may be greatly diminished by the adoption of proper precautionary

^measures, such, for instance, as the etaploymont of flagmen at crossings to warn foot-passengers, or the occupants of approaching carriages, when trains are

about to pass. "Within the past few days, two awful

events, each involving the loss of a life, and one of them placing in Imminent peril the lives of sovoral other persons, iiave occurred upon railroad crossings in this city. We charge no unusual want of care, no gross neglect of duty, upon the employes of any of our railroad companies, in connection with these disasters.

It is not for the interest of such compa nies to jeopardize or destroy life, and we have no doubt that their officers and employes regret snch fatal occurrences as deeply as any other class of citizens.— But we are very confident that both these accidents—and many others. In which there has been awful danger and where death or mutilation has been nar» rowly escaped—might havobeen prevented by tbe employment of two flagmen to guard that number of crossings.

The extension of tho T. H. & i. Bailroad,and the completion of other contemplated lines will much enhance tho dangers to which we allude and •which arc alroady sufficiently great to demand im mediate attention. Wo call upon the City Council to move iri this matter at

once, to move earnestly and effectually. That they will find the officers of the rail

road companies ready to submit to roasonablo restrictions, and to adopt protoor precautions against tho rocurronco

shocking tragedios, wo cannot doubt.

WAR CLOUDS

THK latest special deposit we have heard of is that mentioned by the Hew York Tribune as having been made by a man who, being happily possessed of $3,300 in bunds, hid the same in an ash-hole. His wife made a fire there to smoke bacon, in consequence of which the bonds nearly experienced the fate of JOHN ROGERS The owner sent the blackened and char* red remains to the Treasury for redemp tu a and after great labor they have been in 'antified and restored. But it is a sen oib question whether a man, by his con surumale folly, has any right to impose this work upon the bureau of redemption At any rate, ho should be forced to pay a good, handsome per centage on tbe •\mount lound out by tho long and diffi cult scrutiny which his hiding propensity -one of the meanest in tho world —fnade nficessary.

THERK appear to bo good grounds fo tho belief that the President is attempt ing, in a quiet way, to purchaso or annex St. Domingo, and it would not be at all surprising if her territory constituted the next addition to the area of the great RE public. We need cheap sugar and coffee from some quarter of the world, and

der a proper industrial and political re construction wo can, perhaps, secure sup plies on better terms from that region than from any other. One advantage it possesses over Cuba, as an acquisition, is

that the slavery question was long since settled, and instead of entoring on a new quarrel over that issue, wo can commence new operations on the basisalready established in our Southern States.

GEORGE W. CURTIS, in Harpers WicMy, says the Democracy as a party of principles, "has ceased tobeformidable but as a conspiracy against honest elec tions it still challenges tho vigilanco)f every man who values .true popular gov em men t. It is to be romomborcd that all who justify the rebellion and pledge tho 'lost cause'—all who would repudiate the national debt and dishonor tho national namo- all who disbolievo iu popu lar government—all who would perpetu ato hostilities of race—all who opposo a rogistry and its strict cnforcoment—the ignorant and tho dangorous part cf tho population—instinctivoly ally themselves to tho party that is responsible for tbo vast system of doctoral frauds."

OUR diplomatics establishment is very ornamental, but useless.—Jnd. Journal.

Would you rocommend its reformation, or its abolition Wo think it osoful in ono respect, at least. It enables us to send to "farrin parts" a groat many fellows whose absence benefits this country. In this way it accomplishes some of the good that might bo obtained by the estabHshment of a penal colony.

recent toS the President did not repudiate the Conservatives until "the most positive evidence had been produced of their inten

tion to belie all their protestations. He seems, at last, to have been fully convinced that the whole movement in the South was a deliberate sale to the rebels, in which an tbe advantages were on thpir side. Afraid to meet the issues presetted squarely,a surface acquiescence was g^v en with the full intention,:if Successful of defeating them by local legislation, ^he scheme may have worked well so far, tut since its exposure these unscrupulous kctors must come to grief. They plajed tbe prank of rebellion and treason they cannot with impunity repeat it. Bow cbar^eristic of the Democratic part} is this double-faced offort for the supre|

cy.

EuitorE lift and lowor

at frequent intervals for they are gathered by the faintest rumor of international difficultiss, or a diplomatic letter brusque in its tone. A new causo of unoasiness has reconty arisen—an approhenBion that tho attompts of the Czar to Kussianizo the Gorman population of tho Baltic provinces, will ignito the flames of a conflict There, as is woll known, ALEXANDER is applying the same rude system of assimilation, which resulted so disastrously when forced upon Poland, and it bids fair to raise difficulties like those enveloping that unhappy country. The system consists in an indiscriminate seizure of national" ities, and the appliance of forcible measures to make the captured people Bussians in thought, education and languageIt is a tyrannous mode, and, of course, awakens opposition. It haB ground down the German element in the Baltic provinces, until they now exhibit symptoms of rebellion, and hence the fear of war in that section of the Continent.

Avorage value per acre of unimproved lands. Total cash value of improved lands.

Total cash value of unimproved lands. Facilities for water power. What kind, and in what quantity,' if any, stone, coal, iron and other minerals are found.

Number and what kind of manufactures established. Number of flouring mills, etc.

Number of churches and by what religious sects erected. Number of school houses.

Number of academies, colleges, &cNumber of public institutions. Number of banks, and amount of capital.

Number of railroads passing'through the county. Number of miles ot railroad in the county.

Value of railroads in county. I Number ot canals passing through tbe county.

Number of pikes and gravel roads in county. Number of principal streams passing through or bordering on county.

Number of navigable streams passing through or bordering on county. Number of harbors.

Number of town and cities, and aggregarto value of property. Principal productions of agriculture!

Value of farming implements. Number of bushels of wheat, and value.

Numb?!* of bushels of rye, and value.' Numt'?r of bushols of Indian corn, and value.

Number of bushels of oats, and valrie. Numlnr of bushels of buckwheat, and value.

Number of bushels of barley, and value Number of bushels of[flax-see-i, and valuo.

Niuubnr of bushels of clovor seed, and value. Number of bushels of grass Beed, and value.*

Nurnbrr of hushes of peas and beans and value. Number of bushel? of Irish potatoes, and value.

Number of buahcls of sweet potatoes, and valuo. Number of tons of bay, and value.

Number of tons of hemp, and value. Numbor of pounds of wool, and value. Number of pounds of butter, and value. Numbor of pounds of cheese, and value. Number of pounds of maple sugar, a value.

Numbar of pounds of honey, and valde. Numbor of pounds of beeswax, and value.

Numb?: of pounds of hops, andvalae. Numb?r of pounds of tobacro, and val ue.

Number of aUona of maple mola^os, and value. Number of gallons of sorghum molasses, and value.

Numbi of gallons of wine and valueValue of garden products. Valuo of orchard products. Number of horse* and value. Number of mulos, and vnlue. Number of cattle, and value. Number ofshoop, and value. Number of bogs, and value. Valuo of poultry.

AKNKXATTON has been gathering strcnfgh in Kova Scotia, though the subject bas bcoa but little agitated lately. Two factions are contending for precedency in the mattor. Oae favors annexation direcllyto the UnitedBtates tho other ft. vors a doclaration of independence from England and tbo Canadian Confederation as & preliminary step. Both, however, are resolved npon escape from the unfair union which the articlea of confederation impose.

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STATE STATISTICS.

New Work bj the Secretary or Bt^e

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THK f!VFORMATION DESIRE

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We have already stated that Dr, V. A. Hoffman, Secretary of State, engaged io preparing a publication to ombraco various statistical facts and natters of interest, with a view to giving to residents of other Slates and of the pid World an idea of the advantages of cam ing to Indiana to live. He has §^ne about tbe woi* very systematically, if those to w6om he bas addressed circulars will respond fully and promptly, be will tind no difficulty in preparing a work that will be of great value for|tbe purposes iDtjnded. We append copioe of the circulars, sent out to eachj)f|the County Auditors in tbe State «'»J RECOMMENDATION Of OOVKRNOB Ba4*R STATK

INDIANA, EXECUTIVE D*r' IWDIi!NAFOT.I8, August 9, 1869.

I cordially commend to the cbUi!try oflicers and citizens rf the State th^ effort, which Hon .'M. P. A. Hoffman Secretary of State, is about to make to prooure statistical information asto.the wealth, resources, &c., of the State, with a view to attract capital and induce £m migration thereto.

In tho absence of any law for the jcol lection of statistics, tho collection of sjich information must be tho result of vol'un lary effort. 1 must therefore request that the citizens of tbeSiato generally andthe county officers especially, will aid Mr Hoffman :n collecting information his ropoil.

CONBAD BAKKR.t: Governor of iDdian

ULECDLAU

OF DB. HOFFMAN.

iNDIASAFOLIS, IND., AgUSt 1C, 1869, To the Auditor of Connty Indian* DEAR SIR—Desiring to prepare

869. mot' a Station of

tist'eal report of tho present conditioL our State, showing ber wealth, resources, and improvements, in order to attract immigration an! capital, I do allow myself to call your attention to tbo accom paniog list of which you. dersigncd.

Any other infoimalion not embraced in the ftcc&mpanying list, will be thankfully received. Very respectfully,

M. F. A.

HOFFMAN,

Secretary of State.

STATISTICAL REPORT TO BK FILLED TO.

Number of square miles of country.! When organized. Number of white inhabitants, Number of colored inhabitants. I Character of population, of what cent, &c.

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Character of land, as to soil, &c. Number of acres under cultivation. Number of acres of timber land. Number of acres of prairie land. What kind of timber. Average value per acre of improved lands.

From tbe Cleveland Plalndealer.J Several years ago a regular tion of "resurreQtio States of Wiwonrfn aft headquarters at Chicago. They carried on a thriving trade with the colleges and ggfrftlB

L'ney and carefully

quietly knew km

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medt mgm ready at all tio^aa to forv*^ 9M t° half a dozea bodiec—otd or young, male or fe%

their affairs so that the public

iothing of the, ^xlensiye robbery

of graves going on iihiit tbe disci of an aggravated instance of body-sn ing lea to an examination of diffe burial grounds, when the astounding covery was made that a largo propor"

the bodies removed. The -case jrefert«d i^waa pressed at the time but yeara have since then, and {lie' facts can now made public witbout violating any coi dence or wounding the sensibilities of friends. la the little villiage of i! ., in »e State of Wisconsin, a young and beai$i ful married lady died suddenly, and Was burried in accordance with prevailing custom. A day or two after the funeial tbe bereaved husband repaired to cemetery to make arrangements for si ably inclosing and adorning the fam burial lot, when Be discovered certain mistakable evidences that the grave been disturbed.

Calling in tbe aid of the sexton, new-made grave was soon opened and worst fears of thepoor widower were confirmed. Tbe coffin and caring were still in the grave, but the corpae Ji*d been removed.

No words Can describe tiie horror anguish produced in the mourning band by this terrible discovery. He read of similar instances of body-snai ing at distant points, but never reali bow much of sufferingand suspense tt robberies entailed npon the surviving latfves and .friends. The grief over} a loving wife had almost crushed bim, |ut the additional blow drove him to frenzy. He resolved that neither effort nor morey to recover his wife's remains, and puniBh tbe ghouls who had despoiled her grave, should be spared. I

Officers and detectives Were Sent out immediately in all directions, andf a tempting reward made tbe search thorough and energetic one. But days elapsed, and no clue to the perpei tors of tbe outrage had been discovei The husband himself repaired to Chici and at once secured the services of a mous detective to work up the case. less than twenty-four hours a "p was obtained. The night previous or three mysterious "packages" had b^ left with the janitor of tbe Medical lege and, armed with the necessary cial authority, the detective and his ployer visited the institution that aftbr noon.

The business had been managedjsi quietly and well that no suspicion wa aroused in the college, and tbe visitors were allowed to stroll through the library, «e-

the museum, and other interesting

questions, by answering* partments of tbe institution. As thpy 1 conior a favor on tbo hn- approached the ante-room leading to die dissecting room several students were observed to pass themselves in with lafch keys, carefully closing the door behind them. Itwas evident a practical lecture ||}h was in progres, and the detective det|r- |in mined to effect an entrance to the lecture

room. I Lounging carelessly near the door, lie watched for the coming of another afu^ dent, and had soon pressed his wfcy through thepasttage and into the dissect* ing room. He was followed closely by the person raost interested in the rasalt of this investigation. The semicircle,of seats, arranged like those in an ampitheatre, waa well filled with professional spectators.

On a long table below lay an outstretched form, covered with white cloth from head to foot. The Professor toad evidently been talking a few minutes fto his class, and waa just getting ready to illustrate, practically, his subject. On the other aide of the corpse aeveral cases |of instruments were arranged, and two assistants stood by with aprons on ajid sleeves rolled back.

The order to remove the covering from the corpse was given, and as the cloth rolled back, exposing tbe face and bust of a female, an exclamation was heaird which sent a thrill of terror through the assembly, and blanched the Professor's face with fear. "Great God 1 my wifelv

A wild and tumultuous scene followi The frantic husband rushed to the table, pistol in hand, and, re-covering the exposed face of the corpse, threatened wijlh instant death whoever should again uncover or touch it. The lecturer and his class were not disposed to dispute the claim thus set up, and rutitied pell mail from the apartment.

A few words complete the story. The rifled, grave once more received its original occupant, and for many months a constant watch was kept over it. Legal proceedings were commenced against the medical institution, but the affair was compromised and settled without a trial. The calling of the "resurrectionists" received a terribe blow, and body-snatch* iflg, for many years thereafter, became both a difficult and dangerous employment.

fitoKnta the progress of the canal at Suez, M. Lesseps despatched a number pf engineers io ihe Desert of Sahara to ascertain the exact difference between tbe level of that tract of «o«itry and tbe surface of Uie Red Sea. Tha sutveying party on their return ^e^orted a declivlftr |bf irly ninety feet, which is presumed to ome still greater further inland. M. Lesseps now suggests the possibility bf letting tha waters of iha Red Sea into tbe interior of Africa by means of a canal, and thus converting this hitherto almost unexplored desert into a large inland lake, which would afford eafcy accets to tba ffertfte CouSTrlee surroundiag it.4Tbe good consequences of attdaf an' achievement, io a commercial Mbsb, woald itOttMan b« vaat boi to ibe present inhabitants of the country tba project would b* fraught with obvious incoarai* an a I \s*a it* ken e:«tw»aa» fc itd lie

A .'.is* .. 5£ itiT

"Werna, in this district, has for centuries been in possession of the Spiegel family, thouga it was held in fee of the Count von Stolberg-Stolburg. Jjgst sprin.e the prsaiet oecapiet of the property "yfebis «l/ denied the fealty,and as such denial, would d, 1 von-Stolberg immedu*to«aUed upfnHSjrr von Spiegel to give u^tbe estate. The IstJAer refused, and made all the necessary preparationsr for defence. The gate were barred,' the laborers on tbe estate was drilled every day and taught to fire at a target, sentries, were posted at various places and relieved every two hours. A large play card bks been posted up at the gate with the inscription: "No thoroughfare for robberknighta" (Verbotener Eingang fur a&»

the property, and people are curious .to know that mediaeval scene in the middle of tie aeohteehth centhry will end.

fluUyBirviHt ^qrewg 4C»nie From. Of the five Harvard 1! Diversity students who comprise tbe American crew in t$e coming international boat race on tie Thames three come from our new Westef States and two from the old Bay State bf Massachusetts. Mr. Rice is ,from Roseburg, Oregon Mr. Bass and Mr. Burnhe^n (coxswain) from Chicago, III. The boiw oar (Loring) rs Boston boy, and the stroke oar (Simmons) is from Concora, twenty itailee from the "Hub of tbe Universe,"and the scene of tbe first battle bietweftn the Americans and British in the Revolutionary war. Thus tho East aid the West are both represented among the men who are to contest for the American championship at the oar in English waters.—Cm. Times.

THS great ship canal, which is to con-

GBAPE CHOP

IN NUMBERS

fearned

qsuilt

TAFPAN did not in all casss tadquiih those with whom he came in conflict.— On one occasion, Lorenzo Dow, an eccentric genius and preacher, who became famous for his wit and sarcasm, some thiriy or forty years since, was invited to preach at Steubeaville, whera Tappan lived. Tappan, unlike his two famous brothers in this city, Was an avowed infidel, add had a number of followers among tbe prominent men of tbe place. Hearing that Dow was to preach, thay arranged a scheme by whicn they would have an opportunity to try his., mettle. Tappin called upon bim, under the respect for his eminent reputation, and invited hi(n to dine. Daw, who was fully appriaad bf the object, at ooce accepted tbe invitation. Tappan had all his infidel friends present, and the conversation naturaljy turned on religiotn subjects. All sorts if questions, intended to embarrass Do#, were put. Finally, Tappan, in bis squeak* ing, nasal tone, addressed him somewhat after tbis fashion: "Mr. Dow, what bind of a place is this they call purgatory They tell me.it's about half way between here and belt." Judge Tappan," said Dow, "that's a subject in which you haye no sort of interest Whefiyo die, you'll go straight to hell, wUhout any half why about itf"—JV. Y. Hun.i A I'11

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rbow cftsce

I more in progress, the Government of tbe I Netherlands having relieved tbe contractors of certain difficulties which for a I time hindered the work. The canal \rall be about fifteen miles in length. Tps

Zuyder Ze$ is' to be Bbut out frdm Amsterdam, and the Pampus dam by which this is to be effected is already bilf finished, and the locks and sluices connected with it are in progress. By this Undertaking Holland will add one more to her grand engineering works, but it ap pears to be an English firm who holds tbe contract.

OJ-NKW

CAN it be possible that over Five Million Bottles of PLANTATION BITTKBS have been sold during the past year It ki almost incredible, nevertheless, it is baoliiitely truK and is the most convinc proof of their wonderful medicinal and health-restoring qualities. Every family should be supplied with these Bitters, at whatever cost or trouble it may be tO flbtain them. Be careful that you get the genuine, and that you are not im upon by a spurious article, dwlw

MAGNOLIA WATEB.—Superior to the best imported German Cologne, and sold at half tbe price. 10-dwlw.

there is safety, it was

upon^this principle that tbe formula 'of Judson's Mountain Herb Pills was prepared. It was not the result of one man's knowledge. Dr. Judson intending to spend a fortune in advertising bis

ulls consulted the most intelligent and physiciaos of the age, and the result was the production of a simple but efficacious medicine the Judson's Mountain Herb Pills. These pills cure Billiousness, Dispepsia, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Female Irregularities. They have ao# been used many years by the pebtio and thousands of testimonials bear witnem'to their virtuos." As a family medicine they are unrivaled. Give the Mountain Herb Pi Is a trial. Sold by all dealers* Aug.3dwlm

gTO.NE and MARBLE WOEKS

WAITKR & fcPPIHfiHOlSK*.

Moae Baildlag Work, Itailau llsrble aad

Scotch Granite Monuments

Harble, Slate an«l jlrnn Mautels, and Orates.

Steam Works and Shops on OHKBBY St., Itetween 9tb and 10th, near Main For specimens of our work we.aefer to Dealing's Block. Metropolitan Block, Cory's and Sage's Buildings, National.^Ule Bank, Mew Postoflice, Mc Qregor'eand Darning's Monuments, Ac., &c.

Smiiaay lk*taak««f4h*OM».

'ortj yean In «nrc«—fal aftrattoa. Oiinil solid aad truanm turach«a.—

ptr caU. dtductio* for daitglUm of mimuter*. Swid fur Oilalogaa to KIT. OU8. O. BEATTY. i*»ir.m wiitBrBEID, A. Prluclpal.

OlfLl OITE jDOi.IiAR JOB Mej^ —g.D to Jan. 1st, IS7Q. A flm-cla»S mastraUd Mi|Hoaa" JodVoal oT3C 9eeCoatribators BWIt«rs. A cb«^M4|»pwui tMiaML •SMajaaEia adwaei— Speciality cspUf {m. K, Afc.VUHaL0.lOab lkahnr.llCdrutilt), Boalour.'®w1Mfl^ g.• ?naa noiXsnaam 1

ftsali pi%p»rnl atsi sic—' WU jUaekts^Tiia be« «tya o*a, mat mwS courtu-

Presene jSft leatlier! Utkr niBWCT Bttl VNM MlIUrMtcatfeer fMserv^ttvs awl Valor rraervu BiaeMag. thirty year* in narkafe. Sold by retail and Jobbing boawa «T8rywhere. TRASK MILLBlt CO., 18 MdSOCedtt S«., Saw Torb.

Aromatic yegetablQ 3oaf.

Utor the Delicate Skin of laileiaM CtrtMrea.

s6i.iv**iumtteeisTs. '-f-ir— jLOCE Him, PA. UISSM. LIFPUCOTT A BAKKVBU., fittaburgh, Pa.

Qenit:—Wa hare bean nalng yonr make of Qaug 8awa in onr Mill, and find them, ID point of qaaUty, Baparlor to any *e have BTar oiad.Xnar$,&o. SHAW, BLATOHABO A CO, v--» j.- 'pf'oj-aaaais fK'i,*! »,ii:

Llppencott & Bakewell's

*-y UiJW's' j-issl si ift.u.4 mj ".St: I"

JBBSKT—The

Passaic vineyards of Dr. Speer have never been so loaded with grapes as the vines are tbis year. If not injured by too much rain or early frost, the quantity as well as quality of the Speer vintage will exceed anything heretofore east of the Allegheny mountains, especially the Oporto grape, from which the Doctor's celebrated wine is mado. All kinds of fruits are abundant.—Neioark (N. J.) Daiiy Advertiser.

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1^MPlOTMRl(T tkalpoft. forparticnlara -Ka addreaa 8. M. SPKNCKK OO., Brattle. boro, Vt.

SKWIRCIIACBIRE. $*\ Tbe celebrated ATLANTIC PBBMIOM SEWING MAOBINB, warranted five yeara price «8 haa no equal ladiea pronosnce it worth three timea the price willititcb, hem, fell, tuck, qnilt, bind, braid, oord and embroider elegantly.— Agenta olear 10 to $30 per day. A sample machine, boxed, with directiona forming, private terma to Agents, order book for canvaiaing, certificate of Agenc? aent 0. O. D., $8. Addreaa the ATLANTIC 8KW1NG MACHINE CO., Rochester, New York.

Per day Discontinued. Having obtained extensive and widespread sale far our ••CKPIUJIIY*® brand of Fina-Cut Chew- I i»g Tobaoto, we desire to announce that we

HEAD! READ!!

A TOTAL ECLIPSE,

Has certain effects apon tbe constitution of tbo

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Especially tbe Ccllpse that is now takinfr place respecting the weliare of mankind. All Tonics and Bern Bitteis, and Patent Medicines, are leing eclipsed by Ihe

Standard Wine Bitters

ALFRED SPEER,

The Most Wonderfnl Mediclnn Known. &nrea In everycisathe weak and sickly. Children grow robmt.

GREAT •y,EXCITEMENT

In all parts of tbe country on tbe di scaver of this combination of SfKKE'S NATIVK WiN* with Peruvian Bark and Derbi and Roots. Orders are pouring in from all partsof tbe world.

It^prAiqptSadjgeation, acts upjQ tha Uver afld ie Kid 6eVsi ai*d o%stes a tfukgariair ApDetite.

theXid6e]rs!ai*d oaitM a Hungering Appetite.

MOTHERS,

It yon love your children, wiah to make tfcom I health yand proloa'gtheir lives, use these Bitters and no other. Don't fail to ask for

Speer's Standard Wine Bitters.

If one store has not got them, don't be put off with something eJL»p^JChe best drnggisu bare

Great Excitement in Salt Lake

Over these Bitters. Thousands are being cured by them, tea Brlgham Young's letter of tbe wonderful cures.

SeetbM my algnature hr over the cork of each bsttta. •. &PSKK, faaaais, fiew 4«ser.

Great Britain. J. LA IOI, Paris, Agent for tba Continent of Inrope. Sola by Dniggtots generally. The Greatest Tonic of the tsrj*. ,* .« ••.' 'S as ..•

Sent ia

Addrtas HoVAUi

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Patent Ground,

Patent Temper

(STAMPED)

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SA"WS. ilSOil idlJOb

JAMESTOWN, N. Y.

LIFPEHOOTTA BAKCWEIX:—We have ao trouble I with yonr Saw* they don't need to be iined Op with paper we pnt them on tbe Mandrel aad thby go right along.

Temper perfectly uniform and quality nnaor-paas-.d. Beapectrally, CHAS. A.FOXi LIPPENCOTT & BAK1WILL, Manufacturers of Circular, Unlay, Mill Gang aad I Oroaa-Cnt SawB. Chopping Axes, all ehapee Colburn'a Patent Axe. Bhovela, Spadea and Mile's Patent ttovered Scoop.

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WILL

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fob

is the first inquiry tbe alck make concerning a Medicine. Suppoie fAKRiNTO KfLTzEB APE* B1INT ia the inbject or tha interrogatory, what then? Simply thia reply. It will relieve aid rare hcaiacke, aaasm,

Bataleace, a ervaasaMs,

cesttveaess, MMUtjr, MUOBSBCSS aad ladlgcs[tlOB. Sold by Druggists everywhere.

BBBA8KA.—Its 8011,C1I«ate aad People

A pamphlet for SSo. Liacoin, Neb.

7 I kali,

Address Crepsejr

»9AHay for all. Addreaa A. J. FDLLM AN, N.Y

SHALL

The trade are Invited to send for circulars. P. LOKILLAKD, New York.

A N I N E S E N

GLOBE

GOLD AND SILVER

Located at Monitor, Alpine connty, California. SST-partiei having 125 to $6,000 to invcat In the 8AFK8T AND BKNT WININH KNTKKPH1SK KVKB OFFERED 10 tne PUBLIC, are desired to write

IMMEDIATELY

for Clrcular8 and terms oi sub-

UTiption, to J. WINCHESTER, Prrs'l, 30 Joba Street, NeWTork,

PSVOHUMANOY,

or HOC I CHARMING, A won

derful book it shuws. liow eitbar sar oan fascinate any one they wlsb, instantly. (All pos-

sesses this power.) It teaches how to get ricb.-r-Alchemy, Dr. Dee's and Allen's Caballa, Bindiogs, Sorcerijs, Incantations, Demonology, M»g-

Ic, Mesmerism, Spiritualism, Marriage Guide, I and a thousand otber wonders. Sent by mail for 25 cents. Address T. WILLIAM it CO., Publishers, sonth Seventh street, Philadelphia, Pa.

ASJK yonr Doctor or Druggist for SWEKT 44DIHINE—it equals (bitter) Quinine. M'fd by F. HTEABHH, FABB ft CO., Chemists, New York.

a is

by the Metropolitan Gift Co.-Caib CUfls to tlae Amount |of $800,000.— Every Ticket Srsws a Fries. 5 Cash Gifts Kach $20,000 10 10,000 I 20 6,000 40 1,000 200 200 SOU 100 60 Slegant Boaewood Pianos... Kach $303 to 9750 75 Melodeona 75 to 100 SSO Sewing MacbinfS GO to 175 500 Kine Gold Watches 75 to 300

Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, Ac., all VALUED AT 91,000,000 A Chance to Dratt Any tf the abate prizes tor 25c. Tickets describing Prizes are

IUUD

Send fer circular.

G. T. LUDLOW, Strand, Loadan.^wnTfor I AgenU. SWMjction guaranteed. Ivery pack

I a

In Za-

velopes and thoroughly mixed. On receiptor & cents, a Sealed Ticket is drawn without choice and sent by mail to any address. Tbe Priia named upon it will be delivered to the ticket-holder on payment of ONE DOLUS. Prizes are immediate lysent to tany address by express or return mail.

Von will kaow what yonr Prize is before you pay for It. Any prise may be

EXCKAHOGD

for another of tha same value. Ho Klaaks. Our patrons can depend on lair dealing. RKFKBBNCES.—We select tba follow lag from many who have lately drawn ValuablePrlcsa and kind|y permitted us to pnblfshtbem Andrew J. Burns, Chicago, $10,008 Hits Olara 8. Walker, Plana, $800 Jaaies M. Matthewo, Detroit, $5,000 John T. Andrews, Savannah, $6,000 Miss Agnes Simmons, Charleston, Piano, $600. We publish no names without permission. opinloma of Use Prcas.—"The firm is reliable, and deserve their success."—Weeilg Tribute, Jfay 8. "We know them Io be a fair dealing firm."—#. T.:Herald, Hay 28. "A friend of ours drew a $500 prize, which was promptly re eeivad."—DmOm News, Jaae 8.

IMaaM» book aval

fical Vitmof JKarriofr.—Tka ckaa^aat pnhlialtad--coat'Iatas

MaibWnm aad W

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bniumcS^raiff with atraatiaa aeqoeacea npoa thor'a plan of ancceaafbl

KV. U!_. 'W ia aaatiiMt ci* tat ATtkd

JOKK8

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h"'

locoa- 7 aa-

wita the

—oaly ratioaal aad

taaftil modajnt qv^ aiahowa by a report of treated. Atrothfal adriaer to tka marriad aM ttictvciHrteiaptaHna BHi#riafla«8»aatortain

abo^atpgitttciiraaiU^iMii CB01X, Bo. 31 uSSSTsZ^mm.S. T.the aatbor amV %a c«Mhttad^i^U#

partiOf the world. .j,

a I agnail «4l—, .V yiq lot -(iev» iaa btAxQ afail e&t «"au #dl tol mit

JONK1S

ta«f Side PabUo Bqaara,

TrtB* HAtiT*

.biqat tli.

,b»«a {lis THE

MaBailion,

«oa«T

It cannot choke or hraak tha (rain, the feed is being dona by a aerlcaof tu|Kl whaela Dl I THB BOX that P01L tha grain down and FS1 it. into the tnbes, tha quantity aewn baiaa pri,. portioned to tha apaed of the Baaged wsaalawhich lpe£d is regalated by a number of obawheela forming a eoae, aad parfeatiy aa4f coltroi of the driver who ii guided by a very aimPH and eaicient Land Meaiure attaohad to tAeiml).

The cog-whaala are not loose and liable to be lost, bnt are fastened to theDHH and the feed Ii regelated without moving a wheel. j. ii Krfi td tc*» aJcff adl svs^Mib

Tha Drill is Cheaper

liiei

CIDER MILLS—three aicaa, threa priced.

iriwj Drill, Oane irm and- Cider Mi warranted. We are prepared to fill orders for iBAi I TILB and PIPB of any eiceand in auy qaantlt ani to furuiah eatimate* ot cost of drain! land if data are g!v6n. ui JONR8 As JONBS.

ml! 4,1 ft jits Mtl'CS fill?*, tima

tan .t'llnmL

lit?/ aa ,*-:hdga& ii Md

sit! t. ad.: co aMi

I O N S if A CANDY MAMtVAOT(

MAKtrTAOTOBY, AMD

3 1

BREAD and OAK ES,

aor pack daily $100 in the small tin foil papers after this date, July 1st, 18C9, its. merits being io favorably reeogntzed that this inducement la no longer neceaaary. To avoid misapprehension, however, we would add that we ahait continue to pack ordera for HRESSCH&DM PIPKS in oar "YACHT CLUB" and "EUREKA" brands of SMOK. INQ TOBtCOO.

The "YACHT GLOB" is devoid ot Nicotine, aad cannot injure the health, and is especially recommended to people of stdentary occupations or nervous constitutions.

PRKTZfiXJI^ ii.. i. and Dsalarala i'

O E I E S

On Lafayette It., IxtWNS baaal and Depot,

E E A E rMDIANiu Orders left at Jnlias Hleaaen's. B[o. 18 aort th street, wlllbe promptly attanaad -to.

MB. BABBIOK also wssU iaform tbe pub I that he intend* to open, at the CoaToiice aio. -. named, a Genecal Ooilectlou Agaacy fbrtMc4lata which

lection of notae aad

jel5d3m

MiningCompany, IH.

QHIO FEMALE COLLEGE,

NKAB CINCINNATI.

This well-known Institution will commence lta Twenty-first ysar of study, on THUMCAY the 19th of Saptember^nezt.

Thehigaeat sdncatloaal advantages enjoyed, under.a full corps of experienced and approved Teachers.

Extensive ornameeted Grounds. Beautlfsl I Boil dings wtih modern iaiprovemsats. Kierated situation, overlooking thssaberbs of Cincinnati,

Pi ices Low beyond example. For further iaforssatlOD, or for Catalogues, apply to the President.

COAL.

gULLIYAN COUNTY COAI

Being now prepared to an all ordera tor flal' Uvan Oounty Ooal, which Is claimed to beaqaa I to tbe Brazil, lor all dsMstlo purpoeee, sttl da liver to any part of the city, by leafing yoajt order at oBce of f. B. Bryant a Oo., 0. F.' Biptlay, or J. A. root's Stan, vita whom lian made acrangemeats to ail all orders, aad all information In regard Io the baslaeee.

Ol&ltr J. A. MOBOAN

J^IVEB

Liberal ind a cements to

OAAIMI

VnaalAwu. a is ana /I a a* SBao

age of Sealed Bnvelopea contain one casa an. Six Tickets for $1 13 for $3 36 for $6 110 for $16,00.

All letters should beaddreased to

118 PKE, WILSON A CO 17$Brssdvsy, H, T.

m2iw£t

finATi.wr«fa» si

tte"'

"BP*

article ot Kivstf Ooal» SSNMli 1 oa the acreen la use ia Vigo coaaty an inferiorarticte ea a la ing solaria asSffty asts, aad bay tin bast poor article.

rvniTUBE co.,

4^1 O Maf-M "i* IHBUHAl'eLU. 4M m* .,-i I

ISA* ta»

thin any ether, and will bt aold on time •pomible partiea, bnt extra ladnoaments are fered cash bnjeis. Ifa have the belt

»tao|-

ONE HORSE DB1LL

For SDwiDg Wheat in atanding earn ia be laaifd anywhere.

CAM*5 HHI.Mfc— with horizontal Bolleri, with vertical Boiler#. .. i- awjaq£*»fi ledlo

FRANK HEDIIfi Si aigl^tirtM of all fciadif of

I J" I TOtttf I

Wa ha** lately reaioved from our old wanAotat Na. 3» ft& Cttatia MmI to tka abow towtioa, whyte weare prepared to o«er 1

aasa 4 a,(& j* .fcsoi

Special Inducements

B» 1 *3 ol tslim

mimm

id aftifhi feaa'

POALAND WOOD, aQ&tnsi KJ ssia.'Lt&h D. C. 8TCNKABB ARH #IUUIf BABMCkj Having formed a partnership ander tha Stunkard A Barrick for UM. sale of Goal Wood, would respectfully announce -io public that they will keep oenatantlf oa hai and (or sale at lowest ratea, atl klnda of Ooal wholeaale and retail, also wood Ibr tha fall UMJ

asy

placed ia his heads for colleotion, aad hopes |fy prompt attentioa ta business ta merit a snare of tbe public patroaage.'

WIUiZAMJUUiaKj

Works, Second street, batwaea Mala aiid Cherry, adjoining the ate wart House. Djeingin all Its branchee, sach as Orapa Shawls Bibbons. fiilk of all kinds, Msxiao aaa DeLai^e Dresses Onrtains, Plumes, Lacs, Velvet, Parasols and fringes. Particular attention pail to Cleaning and BeSniahing, withoat daasagiag tba colors, such articles aa Crepe Shawls, SOk Dresses, Merino and DeLalne lit esses, BrCche Shawls, ashmere Shawla, Oloaks, Oarpsts and Piano vers. Cleaning of Genta' Ouata, Paats and sts neatly done, m20dlm

BIV. N. 0. BOBT, D. D.

jyl0-2tnwa3taa Couaaa ttltx, Oa0

ILL POSTING.

w¥Mltls a$«a«« aa

Orders felt at Ska OBw LaM^,itt a P. o.

fcjHfcet

i«i oiiO cull tb 1 fr rt ae&pstM Tnf»r«a«r». v*

aavaaf sli

t.•.tan

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aAt aaeb oi laaSi

PABMIB SUITS ,t»v,, t4i 'io Jn»u!}iap» *Ai

it *ftt 'la ft- ^ai Ai -K^ilw»»') 4 _m I In all wooda, and osvored in Terry,

lau

Daytoxtl*itti

.1 KJ"' tt. .'V

Separatbn Md Itorse Poweri, With BWBAiH fcr Owsanu^u ^j

B. KUHira Mtalt tniprored ^^3 1

DBII jT Sml

GRAIN

Bep,

Chamber Suits'

In oiled walnut, aeh, chestnut, oak, n^hogany

aa ^eltejt eaoT— T.I -goA

DljdBg! Jlo9m JSjetto la! »i4t: Kl i* »u -aa-i' !i nuMk2f fliSl n. t,-.. ii tn. In all wooda, ,«, fcto sTiaaaiq

Owe ud Jopjl ieftt Obalrf, 1st! t- I'll." w»w mtt&, hmm hd&m tat ui .|nl Mil wfaw TiSfMa'ife

JOFAS AND LOUHQES mii joeir »»('{& ii-Kiiv.

I TABLES of every kind?,

hiMMinsifitfW ttrnufi t-.u oi fit Ai .'-v...* i. Gilt and plain s»tiAoiaitfsrjt"*.!*' im** wvi iSi'8 Mt tHqot ie»o .ieslooaa aaw f.U

^Mantle Pier Glftsse^

SUA. itgaoeu# i'U* •»ad^ill*»- C-f.'.t

mkichant

[And WbolaaalaandBetaU Dealer in all kinda of I trala. Warahousa, on aorth first St., at Canal iHsia^ Tarva Haata, Indiaaa.

WIttfat attaatioa paid to raeelvluK aad forwardlag goods. jel8dwn

A TTJfiJNXION OONTttA

Having pal la DltSKm MtaiaUUl all ordws la oar llae pramptlyaad WIth a tiou, and wil sell at the Towast rates.

A O A

00NT&A0T0K8.

Wa manufacture 8TKXL BOTTOM 80KAPXB8 from ttie aswt approved patterns. They are [latys, bat li^U, anaaaily filled, aad ran on tba (SSSnnth staei bottom with tka least draft. Wa ar* prepared to an orders Car any nassber wtad. ffn. J. BALL *00., •agla Iron Worfes,

Oor. 1st aad Walnut sta., Terre Haute, Ind. jel6-d3m

A. DOOLEY,

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No.

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Mali st

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a haad' Ooai at

winter trada. OSoa at No. 25 Baatla loaikTI "V* 1W Terre flanU, lad. All ordera for promptly... A share of the pi respectfolly solicited. »«i a suti.*

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No. l00 Mifl.

tiJ'It.

No. 100 JfttlBSt.

1NVEL0PS.

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

4i 0

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LOU TOWN8END, US, Main St

Is now prepared to do all kinds of Bill Posting, Distributing and Painting oa fences, in the modi artistic manner aad the most reasonable terme.-*-All orders wlllbe promptly attended to. 7 1 A 1

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LEATHER, HIDES AC.

L. S. BCBNUFT.

A. BURNETT

J0»N r. MCACHAH A CO.,

Manafisotnrer and Dealer In

Uatfeer, Hides, Oils, Skoe Find* logs, ud Currier's Tools,

I Raa. 144 «144 MAID ST., fMKK BADTK, IjfbJ

CASH tor Hides, rnrs, 8beep Pelts, Dee! I Hklas, Tallow, aad Iieathsr ia tbe Bough.

I Consignments always Receive Prompt Attention.

aajUstf

^]pam TAILOBING.

1 bava just received and now open to tbe in-

rmoatof

tiou mj patrona aad the pnblio in general deeirabla styles of Oolored

Idotk Coatlsg, Casslaere aid VJS8T1NG-, Ia aU shadsa, which I propcae to make up

OBDEB in the latest aad beet

FITTfPfG STYLE,

ssusbsxl

mo. acHLrwTNo,

IM Mala straet, Mstropotltan Bloc

|MUW4.MliU!jP^

icii Street on.

v.*•••{

Inlaid and Boquet Stands &o, Hi»lS IWi

(1'.)

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c4aaiut«ttl a« tw# JiallM. (,!'!*«. .v. r.Wf.irft SfiW

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BTerythingin tha

rait ui tai* ai 4«4 ^vodi

FUFtNITURE LINE!

Of tha vary finest make kud aa cheap as tbe aoMli^r of •annfactnre oan be obtained at other|

laay rpolat, east or weat.

Site as a call.,

MITOHXLL S ixiiittLSBCBG rUBNITDBK COM PANT

Hlast Wariiiagton St., Indianapolis.

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INSURANCE,

miwrHiiwiii

UMB iNSUKiNCE OOMFiDf

WOK'tD

di-toufntr s«T Tip ffdf lit

N A I O N A

LIFE INSDRUJCEjQp.,

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PS"i Ui

United States of America

nisJ?.® iadxtf -)ui«.

Hair

Oioth, Oamaak or floih.

««Mjieira .balai^staJaa''. *»•. ii §*9t4bl tc miii -t

CUKTIBIB SflCliWffl.nf MP6BIU! 4 ,in flails I

S-'iaSllfi^S IVSklt" Vi L:

CASH CAPITAL $1,000,000

it tau.'V fj I.

£RAKCK

OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA

OrriCEM:

OIiABXMOB a. OIiABK, Bbiladelphia, Preaident. JAT OOOKB, Chairman nnance ana Izecu Committee. HBNBY D. OOOKB. Waasingtoa, Tice-Prtaident. BHBB80H W. PBBT, PhlladelphU, Seoretary and Aotqary. TBAMOIS Q. SMITH,

M. D.,

PhiUdelphia, U«d-

Thia Oompany iaaned,

in the ffrat

TEN

B'SiS.

5 3 9 5 O I I E S

IN S IN a

$15,142,800.

Thia Company off*re to Us Pollry-Holders

PERFECT SECURITY

by ita Cash paid up Capital of One Millioa Dollars, and gnaraataea to iasnred, by lie

Low Rates of Premium,

Lines DITIBKNDS IN ADVANCE, Or a Beveriionary Dividend of 100 per cent, by it*

Return Premium Plan.

GENERAL AGENTS. MUM W. KLLM A W», CINCINNATI, OHIO, General Agenta for Ohio and Central an'I doulti am Indiana.

J, A. FOOTS,

36dwly Agent for Terre Hante, lot

wAtmoAoi.

INDIANAPOLIS ST. LOUIS K. H.

HUMMERi ARRANGEMENT.

TJUMIIfll BXFm TRAINS OAILi

Terre Haute and all Cities ami Towns West.

Condensed Time Schedule, May 15, 1869

Dally Ivery Day cxcept Sundays

Weetward. Night ex. Tastes. Night ex.

Terra Haute, leave 11.to 6 96am lu-30 a in Mattoon, arrive 1:47 a 9:1$ an 1:18 12:49 12:19 Si 1:23 ant 1:U6 1:05 1:66 a

Tolono, Champaign, Chicago, Oaatraila, Oairo, Pana, Dtcatur, Alton, St. Lonis, via. North

Mo.B. B. leave Pacific B. K. Maeoa, artive Jefferaon City, Kanaaa City, Leavenworth Lawrence, Topeka, St. Joseph, Omaha,

No. 100 Mala st

BOOKS,

PAPERS

?iMo«s!i 5P. iw

No. 100 M«ln si.

6:t0pm 6rlW pa 8:('0aui 1P 50 8:43 S:45 4:00pm 2:00am 2:UUa*m"'

S S a a 1 1 0 0 a S S 6:90 a i:60 6.50 ui tt:3Sam 2:18pm 6:05 iu." S-.S5 a 4:00 7:60 ui

9:30 am 4:30 pm 9:30 a ni 9:16 aw 4:46 pm 9:16 am 6:30 pin 1238 a 6:30 a 3:16 pm 11:21 pm 3.16 am 11:00pm 6:0b a 11:0(1 a ui 12:16 am «:90 a 12:16 a ui 10:36 am 10:35 am 10.30 a ui 12:00 12:06 12:Ut 12:00 SS 8:16 am 13:00 7.00a 3:30 7 10 am

Accommodation train laavsa Terre Hante daily, azoeptSaaday, at 4:65 m, arrival at Mattoon 7:36 m, Tolona 1:23 a andOhicago 8-00a m.

Pftlice Sleeping Cars on all NlgKt Trains. Baggage Checked Through,

*. D. HIBKIMBB, Qin'l Bup't. may 21

JHO. S. QABLAND, Oen'l Pass'i* Ag't.

LAND AGENCY.

Real Estate Colamu

HENDBICH & LANGE,

OBM over first National Bas k, a. a. Oorner of Fourth and Main Btreeta,

Abstracts of title furnished, Lc ^og negotiated, aad Manay invested.

FOR HALEc

C1T* PBOPXSTT.

forty Lota la Linton's Addition to Terre Baate House and lot, east Ohio street, House aad lot. la MaMarrain'aAdditltion, House and lotln Sibley's addition on 6tb street, Hons, and lot ta Bone's addition on Slh street, House and lot on Poplar, between 8th euJ 7tt I streets,

Hoasa and lot on North Stb, between Gbeeuat aad Linton streets. Two bastnesa Hoasee on Stain itivi

OODNTV PBOPUTt

farm of 89 acres In Honey Cr id l»«nshlp, 173 acres in Untoa townehip. 8 Aoree below tbe Boiling Mill, wtueMecenel

JenMdtl

BERG'S

^UNIVERSAL RUSSIAN

HEALING SALVE This valaabie reaifd has effected innumerable cures, and baa gained for itself a great reputation. Tha diaeoveier at thia Salve bae applied it with eminent success In tbonsande ofcee«s dor ing the Crimen War, and bae enred deaserom wounds, in many casee oonaklered mortal.

Mr I. Bsao ia the sola paaseasor of tbe valu able aacret or making thia Salve from bia experience in using it in fiurope and tbe socceee .t tending ita appiicatlcn there, ae bae beea iadofled to Introduce it Into the United bUte

IT BKL1IVU PAIR: Those who have wounds, bruises, cnts of all kinda, or sores. Felons, Scratches, Mosuuito Bitsa, Frost Bittaa Joints. Sate Lips, ChHbletne Children's Scorbntio Complaints en Head and Face are speedily cured, it haa proved of great advantage to ladies, aad is peculiarly adopted lor gathered breasts, sore legs, Ac., through con asement, aad other cauaee.

It acta like magic in removing Boils, Pimplec, aad Onteoeona Diesaass, aad bae been eacceeefullyueed tor Corns, Bon Ions and fiore Throat, by applying externally every evening b.fure goiag to bed.

For aale by all druggists. Price 25c„ 60c, ami $1 per Jar. OMce 9SO Bowery, N, *. None genuine qnleas coaataralcaed a. BBBO'a Dnivewal Basslaa Healing Salve. SCO Bowery, New JOll

For sale by John F. psnry, No College Place N. X. Juiy3dljr