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

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DAILY EXFRE8S

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Thursday Mornlag* A»£*9*JWVl8e9,

TH® Indianapolis

Journal

says that a

company BtturtU ready to put the Hollt syattKtt of w*ei«wortpi in operation in thai city at once, if the city w»U guaranty them the amount annually paid for tba, tunning azpenaes of the *iw Do partment. This certainly is a proposition worth considering, and we suggest to oar City OouncU th« propriety of looking into the matter to see if our city may not toe supplied with water on terms equally liberal. ....J..1-—*1

The

Tribune

thinks there to, »H

such a thing in this wwM is retribution and brings forward as an example one Dr. Polmsbh of Daviea County, Mo •who has been nominated for State Sen ator. But no sooner is the Doctor's nomination announced, than the cries •windled printers are heard in the land, "He "owes us five dollars I" exclaims

Mercer Advance.

EsoitBH irkWBPAPXiis are still engaged in the discussion of the Cuban revolution. They end the troubles now distracting the "ever faithful Isle," by transferring the territory, inhabitants, volun. tears and patriots included, to.the authority of the United States, Spain is to re-, linquish all her rights of sovereignty over the Island, for a valuable consideration from our opulent Republic. It is taken for granted that we will be willing purchasers to whom money is no object. The wishes of the Cubans themselves they regard as of no importance whatever, looking upon the United States and Spain as the only parties interested. This is am acknowledgment of our power as a nation, but can hardly be considered as compliment to our respect for justice and love of fair play. The Cuban revolu tionists are contending for freedom from Spanish rule, not for annexation to tttB United States.

i'ROM LAKE MKMPRBMAfide.

13, 1869.

Netvport, V1KMOHT, Aug IN CiMP •"•••J... SOrtWC* On the shores of Lak0 Memphrem*gog in the extreme northern part of Vermont four miles from the Canada line, this le ter has its birth. This Lake issomeforty miles in lsngtb, and from two to four miles wide. It is a beautiful sheet Of water, its eastern shore being finely culti tivated and dotted with neat farm houses, and ita western shore rising abruptly fropa the water's edge, in some places two fcr three thousand feet. The Lake is said the guide books to abound in fish, "espe cially the

etime* and|" prob-

muscolange,

which sometime*

are caught weighing twenty pound Like many guide-book stories, this ably belongs to a past age, as I have heard a faint of no saoh thing from the people here. However, it is a fine place to camp, and there are plenty, or at least, a goodly number of treat in tho streams about here. But my purposo in coming here was more particularly to get rest apd quiet. Hero you have bath those in th|ir perfect state, bfides the air is invigorating and cool. In fact, it is almost too cool, lining tho sun shines. Raspberries ||are,just in their prime now, and the fields are full of them. A man told me that^ie picked ctrawbenjes in his garden l»Rt week.

THK JOVSOlf I.IFB TX CAMP

Can only be appreciated by those who have had a year of constant work, care and anxiety. Here, out of the world almost, there is nothing to do but to provide necessary food, and this is no hard task with a gun, flehing rod, plenty of tea and coffee, and a box of

"hard tack."

the Adirondack? Every body who read! Murray's adventnree there ia off for trip, and comes back cursing Murray." Kin* then are two reasons for this.— First, not one half the people are fitted fey fcwdwor*. camp life. Sach had better go to Saf^oga, Martin Coanty

The

"He owes ws fl»o dol

lars I" proclaims

The Milan Herald..

owes i/s five dollars!11 declaims

vitle Republican.

{well,retire

The Unions

The Doctor might

to his gallipots and pill-boxes

His show for the Senatorship, under such circumstance#, is hardly worth ciphering QUt.H^ 1'^

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gives one just exercise enough to stir £he blood and prepare for sleep. And sjjtch sleep 11 as the hymn has it, "None buibe who feels it knows." Look at my HadIt is seme foot or more in thickness, Ind -s made of hemlock boughs. Talk! of. feathers, hair, sponge, husk, or whatever else beds are made of. They are not to be mentioned in comparison with hfem~ lock boughs. Lie down on that rubber blanket which constitutes the "tick", to my bed. Is it not soft, springy and sweet as—as an orange grove, or Bny thing else especially sweet? Pass the early and later hours of the day in hunting, fishing or a pleasant walk during the middle portion of the day lie in the shade and read and laugh over Vanity Fair, .or .some other pleasant and ^itty book, taking an occasional nap and at early bei-time, say nine o'clock, undress bytakiog off shoes, wrap an army blanket around you and go to this bed: In a few minutes the music of the ilind among the tree tops, with the regular beating of the waves upon the shore, lulls you into a quiet and peaceful sleep,during which, if you dream at all, it is of pleasant havens where the weary are at rest. Wake for a moment, and the sWeet odor of the hemlock boughs, the soughing of the wind, and the wavea lapping the shore, convince you that you dream is a reality, and ere you know your are awake sleep holds you again in sweet uncqnsciousnesE. Something trips, across your foot, and you start up, as I did this .morning, to find that it ts morning,'and that a little eqirrel, in his early ramble, has run across your foot. He loiks a moment at you, surprised to find the log, for which doubtless he mistook yon, alive, and off be runs. This is the paradne of weary mortals, and, in a few weekd, one drinks in health, strength and cherfulness sufficient to carry him through the •labor and care of the remainder of the twelve-month. But perhaps some tonromantic reader, for such there are, says: ''Suppose it bad been stormy. The sun ^oes not always shine, and suppose it had jtoen a skunk instead of a pretty harmless squirrel that had oome to wake you Suoh auuoftls live in the woods."

Springs, or some other

"gay and festive" watering place. Then: again Murray did not tell all thrtruth.— Hi. book is very much soeh as my klter would be, only better, if I .^eve to atop here. But there are two aides to thb story as well as to aH others. There are, skunks as well as squirrels, though I have notseen or smelt any. As well as joys, there at*

THB BOEBOWB OV CAMF-LIFB. Let me draw upon ray fswdays expert ence, that no reader may go camping and curse me for not telling the whole truth After wandering up one shore of the Lata for several miles In search of a goo place, and finding ntinft I returned, anc taking a boat roviti up the other side.Finding a spot that would do, search wai made for the proprietor, for thare was house not f.r distant. He iras away ii town on business- Babirning town and searching and impairing, Mr. Sell such was his name,

was

'-mw'-

found. A verj

ptassant gentleman he proved- tp b^, in reply to my request, said, "any when on the farm, only do no damage." Witli thanks on the lips and in tba heart, turned away. Tent, box and gan weru joyfully put into the boat.. But now 'h» clouds which had tiung low and threaten ed rain all the «sornii!g,l»gan to sent down the drops in earnest. Watcrprto on, and a hearty finU soon bitught me t» my future borne. It was raining hard and time was precious. New came tb "tug of war.'! My company had fai'.e I me, and I must put up tbet-it alone You who have never put up a tent, an 1 you who are acoostotnsd to snch work may tbiok this easily J'ne. So «t seeme to me when I saw the man put it up a the store whtre I purchased it. Butalai •uch an obstinate

f*at

as this was On

end up the oth«,r. would go down. Jos ss it seemed all righ% it proved to be a wrong. Six separate and distinct times started afresh to put up that tent. At th I end of six efforts it was lying Just when and as it was before the first. Tired ani completely exhausted, I sat down on •tump in the rain and began to wish my self home. But this will never do, thought, and so 1 began to laugh. If could only see me wouldn't she say told you eo," "didn't I tell you that yo ought not to go alone,"

Ac., &c.

could

Mlmon

It wi 1

never do to give up. So it it again. Sit more trials and sit more failures, and was forced to confess that, though 1 doubj lees

do it alone, it really was ndt

best to try any longer. Guided by the sound of a woodman's axe, I went March oT help. Tba chopper proved fo be a Frenchman who could not nnde stand Bnglieh. By eigne I msdehiia understand that I wanted help. He followed me and soon the tent was up this sorrow was ended. Only, it ehpuld honesty be added. that I was dreadful tired, and wet enough for a seventh Baptist, even if that meant one 6oaked till the seventh day. A quiet and pleasai day following, and a night of gonnd »1 put me all right-n

I must pass over some minor difneifl-

ties, and will pcly tell one more sorrok One morning nothing tasted good. It was very queer. The coffee was not good. Perhaps it «aa because I made it in the tea pot. I made some more in| a tin cup. Still it was the same. I tasted the "bard tack," and whew I It had ^be a»m« taste. I tried the dried meat and* it was the same. What coulid it im perhaps I was not well, and my tastibg powers were deranged. Certainly some'thing ^as deranged, gone mad entirely, I made the best I could of it. I ate |ut little however, and I did not "want that little long," for it made roe *k, as thought of it doei now.

To go back a little, novelists do, must know that my good iriend Fri G. thought I ought to have a bottle whisky to take with me when I left hoi I consented, reluctantly of Course, to ac? cept his present. There is no need to ask him aLotat it for very likely, out |of spite at my telling o! it, be might say, that I

aetmtd

very grateTul, or c^ne

for more, or something of that sir!. When I packed for the camp I debi^ whether to take this hOttli aldib^— Finally, 1 concluded.that emergencies might arise in which I would need

Wawinakii a

Enolish journals state that ameoh wic of Nottingham baa recently patented a rery great improvement in the ateam engine, which consists in forcing heated air into the boiler of the engines now in use- -the air and ateam together pewiag from the boiler to work the engine. The inventor has devised a separate apparatus for ing sud drawing the cold air tbr coil

in ntor

SK Me it

pipes, and so heating it bef

enters the boiiac. But the cold air also be taken directly Into the boiler^and be made to take up its heat entirely no the water in it. The advantage

offered

by the invention are stated to be threelfold. Firstly, a saving of moreUiu Itety. per cent in Ib61 eecoQdly, an in amount of motive power ordinary

fiirthur advantage attention, visT that the action of on the water Is very beneficial, in a constant perturbation, thus to prevent incrustations, --w th

air It

JuliaWard Howe wants woman in the

til the 1st ot September. IAUL UIM, IU sauiriu Aluip.l w,

J. B. Lucke, formerly of ttiSTSSWHi

Tourgueneff," the HoMian aKii^ and thor

"Fathers andSoiw," is

the richest novelist Germany. Simmons, the Herculea of the Haivs crew, is a third couainof Balph Waldo Bmerson. He lives at Hawthgr^e's "Old Manse."

Stir Famcis Hicks, ax-governor^ now istiting Canada, ia promisaa troller Generalship India,

The Scandinavian people are rejoicin| with great enthusiasm over the marriag of Louisa, Princess Boyal of Sweden, tc

Chief justice Appleton,of Maine,died at tb Sandwich Islands on the 6th of July. He F«Dj,e-

An American wbobroke his ankle by a railroad accident in Hesse-Darmstadt,

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gold, damagesby tba railroad company. John Bunker, who is said to be one of the most noted thieves in New Tork, wail last Thursday caught in the act of snatcli ing a diamond pin from a citizen in Buf-

fa,°'

The nuptusl ceremony between Gen Van Wyck and JJiss Jrodhead will take place in the residence or the Hon. D. Van Aukep^MiUprd, Pa., on the 15th prox. "i

Ligit.General Sheriden has been attending the races at Saratoga, the guesi of exCongressman John A. Griswold.--The Lieutenant General goes next Chicago, his headquarters.

Senator Sprague is at home, devotin Himself industriously to tho development

Mr. Panizzi, the Ex-Librarian of thfe British Museum, and General Edward Sabine, President of Mio Royal Society have been made Benight Commanders jf the Order of Bath.

A miner at LaSallo, 111., rested a lonj iron rod s^aihs^the telegtraph' ires tbn other evening, upon quitting work, anjd during two days the communication was interrupted.

Robert &utirns, "the well-known piano forte maker, probably the oldest in the United States, died on Wednesday at Setauket, L. I., where be resided. He was in his

On the death of Maximilian the

Mall Gazette,

gizi,

1**

John Quincy Adaaa^-niodatman that be is—says he is too young ia the-Dem-ocratic pwty to ^paeta Presidential nom ination at this time.

is joints to nil idol, 'iipr#!£6et^jiw.

gan, fiiyi T^anditi^u mitted to

go.

Jehit Gall i^ths otdetf prisoner in the Ohio FeDitentiary. fie waa senteBced in igSC fromfliaskrt county, for. murder in thaaeoonddegaea

TModore 'VfAtcbei, the* renowned Ger

steamer

Holeatia on Commander Jarvis, United States Navy, died at Geneva, Mo Thursday, aged 74. He entered the navy in 1812, anc has been on the retired list for manj years

Pall

predicted, with an audacity

of prophecy into wluch it is rarely tempted that his.rlvarand c6nqueror^J uarez,would also die a violent death.

Mr. Nathaniel Bobbins, a soldier of the Revolution, aged 91, left Bangor on Mon day, in company with4 hid granddaugh ter, for Muskegan, Michigan, 1,400 milds to spend the remainder of his days.

The.r*port that Senor Marcias went England on a diplomatic mission is aiithoritively denied. He is stated to haye gone there on business connected with a

county, Ohio, who has been afflicted for sometime with a peculiar kind of insanity, and was lately sent to the Asylum at

Gbyernor Powell Clayton, of Arkansas in laying wires for Senator McDonalds seat. The letter's term expires in 1871.— A Mr- Brooks, a stiff Bedi! U, is also affer tile piMzej Governor Clayton stands on a Senter platform.

A son of Brigham Young is in New Haven to buy cars for his father's rail road from Salt Lake City to connect with the Union Pacific. His wife is with him —a young lady of agreeable manners and charming

physique.

Such an emergency I considered iny dozen efforts at tent raising and this wasft^j only time it had been touched, and a temperate horn then. After my sorry |tni sickening breakfast, I bad occasion to go to the box to put away the food I bad not eaten- In moving the contents I thot ght they seemed damp. Further expi ra tioos brought up the whiskay Mt^- It Was only a bottle, for it bad in some way got tumbled bottom upwordfi, and a^the "liquid fire" had run out, and soaked all my bread, meat, coffee and tea-^ .low some old toper, or they who Uke a dlink now and then, may think that this would do no harm. Jii3t try it Get a crackers, somo dried flsb, ahA meaf, and coffee, eoak them in whisky night and to make a break»wt on: them. Bah 11 They say you can drunkenness by flavoring all the fool for a few days with liquo:. I bei'ave it^ow "t-l

A Mrs. Fenton, of DeKalb, 111., eev&nty yeats old, and weighing only seventy pounds, has the dropsy, and since March last has been tapped three times, having one hundred and seventy eight poudjs of fluid-taken from her.

county, lUwi^^epttfly, offense againsri£i reyahtie laws

The old gentleman's oldest son is 60 yctyTB of age, and his youngest two. A-JCorting to the Spanish journals in Ciiba, tbaXollowing insurgent commanders have been killed and come to 'life several times Quesada, twice

Agin tela, Feralto, CisneTos, j\alaMal,.«yce fiffl&Lord*

threetimea I K•« VHMO

»p

111!B**»€» I

Mrs. Mary Ann Bue, who earned curing the war the soubriquet of the Confederate Soldier's Friend, has established a school at! Edgefield, S. G., for Confederate: foldiers' orphana. She has .spent $i,600 of her own money u|on it, )and now asks assistance from the public,

Philip Xaret, recently deceased, has bequeatned 180,000 to his wife and dadght«r» College .the Stata Hospital and City Poor of flew HaVen, $73,027 to the Orphan Asylums of that city, Young Men's Institute, and aw Institute for the oare of idiot* and feebleminded persons "Xhe Belr. HenryDudley Bates Jeiop, the Vicar of Toronto," was charged at the Guildhall Police Court, London, the other day, "with being drunk and' assaulting the polioa l« the ex^cuti^n of their duty.^ The reverend gentleman was found in St. Paul's Church yard—a

niaht

hut he was indulging in very reprehensible conduct, swearing and cursing be-

aible conduct, swearing cause SMueone had stolen hia hood,

A suieide has just been committed under extraordinary circumstance at St. Petersburg. Colonel ^lunniosj a German by »l?s«qpgfldted!BOuseii:g with the Czarevitch a financial operation concerning the armament or theitroops, Mid. tbe ,.irand luke, considering1 tbe WAll£j^pkMed loo Wh^j ii Exclaimed, MWttk Qersnanaona ts always sure to be cheatad.'^ 'On the Colonel cmlly requesting his Ugliness withdraw of. rensive expression, the latter so fat'lsrgot

theofiicerin the iately applied^of erod his son to%p^l

bat this he positively rafu°ed to do. Desparing of obtaining any satisfaction, and smarting under an insult lie was un-

brains. The Emperor enid have 11V afle- ted by the sad NHMMMfeL iBfldMUlMMBff uu lliu U1II1U19U&0

attending the fanqralt 4

Th* whole o£ the projected Intorcolonifcf Railroad "which lies Nova Scotia baa been put under contract. That part of the line that runs, along the. coas^of New Brunswick wiU not be completed tiff long after the Nova Scotia road, which cfeiraect* with the European and

North American Railroad, is in use. This wilLglfe Maine a chance to develope the trade of the Dominion is connected by rail with Ottawa and Quebec.

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Pkrx Ij'Spinglb, the king of the rsgpickers, lias just died in Paris. The ragpickers of Paris area large body, licensed and uader police supervision and some of them have grown wealthy. Pore L'Epwas benevolent to ruembers of bis proftssiOn, and hated aH thieves. He manufactured hi&own medicines, .which aainiqiatered free of charge to the rag-pickipg community. He also kept a library, ^ent out bo6bs, and taught chilj dren' to^ "read." Abont 1,260 rsg-pickers follow^ his^ietfse tiMaiMiHMp -ft'

^CCORDINQ to a letter Tr'om Rom4 pnb. lisbed in the

Giapk Crop of Nto Jkrskt—The Passaic vineyards of Dr. Spear have nev er been so loaded wi'h grapes as the .vines are this year. If not injured by too much rain or early frost, the quantity as weQ as quality of the Speer vintage will exceed anything heretofore east of the Allegheny mountains, especially the! Oporto grape, from which the DoctorV celebrated wine is mado. All kinds of fruits are abundant.—Newttrk (AT.

Magnolia Watbb.—Superior to the best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. 10-dwlw

In. Nbmbkrs there ia safety, it was upon'this principle that the formula of Judson's Mountain Herb Pills was pref pared. It was not the result of one man's knowledge. Dr. Judson intend ing to spend a fortuno in advertising his pills consulted tho most intelligent and learned physicians of tho age, and the result was the production of a simple but efficacious medicino the Judson's Moun« tain Herb Pills. These pills euro Bit liousness, Dispepsia, Liver Complnint, Indigestion, Female Iij egularilir-^. Tboy have now been used n«tny years by the public and thousands of testimonials bear witness to their virtuor As a family medicine they arb tinrivaloti. Give the Mountain I'. Sold by aU dealers. Aug.3dwim

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A TOTAL

"DeTTgtilTifnf flttiated om tliB baiikiof tire Forty years in inoeenfnt operation. Uassaal

tg'fwe per ceat. deduction far daughters of mimitlert.

a«ld toOMlOgn

CO.,

Krevz Zeitung

of^Berlin,

in preparing the sub

jects to be discussed at ,the approaching Church Council have agreed upon the following man, which is to be proposed-for adopntMK All |the articles of the SyllaUis ate to be transformed into caaone the rsligious orders are to.bo abolished, excepting, five—the Jesuits, Dominicans or preaching monks,r Franciscans, BenediCtin«s, and Lazaristsof missionaries. The regular clergy are to be diminished in number, and tna power of the bishops ia to be increased.

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ECLIPSE

Ha« certain effects upon tlie coostitntion ol' i. Human Race,

Especially tbe Xclipse that is now taking plate reapecting the wellare of mankiud. All Tonics and Bi.m Bitteia, aud Tatout Metlicinvs, are b{ ing eclipsed by the

Standard Wine Bitters^ -)Ti*•. ,K.

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ALFRED SrUEli, a»

The Most Wonderfal Mnjiclnn Kdowo. (Jnve» ia «Teryc«B»tbe weak auil sickly. Cliildraa grow robust.

GliEAl EXClTEMENT

Inaftpairts of the country on llie di (icovery of thi* oomblnatioa of Sl'KRU'.S. NATIV WiNK with Penivian Bark ami ilerbi and Koota. Or dera are poor iai iu from all partaortlie werld.

It promoloadlgesUoii, acts upon the Liver ape the Kidaey», and croitena Hungering. Appetite

MOTHERS,

It you loye yoiir,children, wish lo make them healthy and" prolong I Heir Jlvtw, nfffe tliose Hitters and no ottier. Don't fall to auk fhr

Speer's Standard Wine Bitters. If one siore has uol got tbem, don't be put:off with something else. Tbe best druggists li»ve tbem. fireat Excitement in Salt Lake Over these Bitters. Thousands are being cared by them. Feti Brfgbttn Young's lottsr of the wonderfol cores.

Bee that my signature Is over the coik of etch bo tli. A. SPKCB, Fassalc, New Jersev. 0. T. I^DLOW, fikrsnd, lioi.din, Agent-for Great Britain.

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1. LA VOT, Paris, Agent fee tlia Uontinen Europe. Bikd by l)roggisU geuer»llyr

The Greatest Tonic fit' the Age

MANUFACTURERS.

»BAIKIE CITY MILLS

PLANLNfcr

JIANVMOfDUM Of

Blizuis,

Sash, Doors, Window ana Door Frames, i}„ Mottldlng Brackets,

Stair Railings, 'a

t*,

wot^^nallnsters,^ v***™ Newell Posts. Kioring and Siding, And ail descriptions of Finished Lumber.

WholtmUe ami Retail Dealer*

—IN

PINE LUMBER, and Mingles, Slate Roofing, rc»

Cement Hoofing, BoofUig felt.

Onston Sawing, Planing and Wood Turning j, DONE to. ORDERi

All Work Warranted

Corner of Hinth and Ma|berry S^b.

REV. GMAS- OT

EKID, A. M., Principal^

BK4TTY

ONLY OIE DOLUS FOB ZIOJP8 HEBALD to Jan. lit, 1870. A fint-elaM lllmtnlwl Miitom Jonraai of pagM. 200 Contributors 5 Blitors.. The cbeapett paper in the land. 92 50 a year ta adraaee Specimen copiw frae. K. D. WIKHLOW. I'oblUker, 11 Comb ill, Boaton.

OIL YOUR HARNESS Fraak •ill«r,l prepared Hansen Oil •ifhlag, in new style cam,, neat rad ««nv»n ient.

Preserve Your Leather KSKP TONS FBB MX fnaak MlUWsleathPreservative awl Water rraeTOU Slacking, thirty year* In market. Sold by retail and job. biog hours everywhere. JJiAHK MI LLC it A

18 and 90 Cedar St.', Hew York.

.1 ,si 1

Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

Vor the Bellcale §k|n er lAilas aal CWU SOLD BY AU DKCS6I8TS.

Misses.

Gen*:—We

Lippencott & Bakewell's aJJ rfjiw

.ie *8

vat

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•Daifif Advertiser.* 13 lit Ihnii

Can it be. possible that over Five Mil lion Bottles of Plantation Bitters have been sold during the past year It is almost incredible, nevertheless, it absolutely true, and is the most convinc ing proof of their wonderful medicinal and health-restoring qualities. Every family should be supplied with these Bitten, at whatever cost or trouble it may be to obtain ifaem. Be careful that you get the genuine, and that yon are not im posed upon by a spurious article. dwlw

$S HKWime MiCHINE. The celebrated ATLANTIC PRIMIUtt 8SIWINO MACHINE, warranted five years price 88 has no equal ladies pronounce it worth three limes the prict will stitch, hem, fell, tnck, qailt bind, braid, cord and embroider elegantly.— Agents clear #10 to #30 per day. A sample machine, boxed, with directions for using, private terms to Agents, order book for canvassing, certificate of Agoncv sent 0. O. D., 83. Address the ATMNTIU 8KWING MACHINE CO., Bochd ter, New York..

$100 Per day Discontinued Having obtained an extensive and wide-spread SRle for onr •,«KNTIIB¥" brand of

i*g T6baca,

organs la a

with atreattaeulM

sacceaelkl

at4snf

caM treated.

box

Patent Ground .,a« S -Z

patent Temper,

6 (STAMPKD)

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satws

Jamibtown,

N. Y,

Liwracorr*BamweU.:-—We have no trouble witb your Saws thay don't need to be lined up with paper we pat them on the Mandrel and they go right along.

Temper perfectly uniform and quality misnr pass'.d. Beapeolfalir, OHA8. A-FOX.

LIPPKNCOTT

BiKKWELL,

Manufacturers of Circular, Mulay, Mill Gang and Gross-Gut 3awe. Chopping Axes, all shapea.— Celbnm's patent Axe. Shovels, Spades and fl^ile Patent Covered Scoop.

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loiljiiyvV wits# •V)

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fcati.

WILL

IT DO

Istiie Oi«t iDqnlry tbe sick make concerning a MedlcWe. Suppose TAKRMIX'S SFWzKB AFK RUNT is the subject of the interrogatory, what "hen? Simply this reply. It will relieve and care btadache, aausea, flatulcncc, utPvouHpe^s, costlvesess, debHUy« Sl'lossar®8 ladtgcs tlon. ii'xi

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Sold by Druggists everywhere..

xtebbaska.—Its Soll,Cll"ate a«d people? A pamphlet for .j. Address Oropse* Kttln, Lincoln, Neb.

$9 A Oay forall. Atiaress A. J. PDLLMAN.N.T

PLOTHF.NT

Ihut pays.

Firu-C il Chev-

we desire to announce that we sham.

aor pack daily #100 in the small tin foil papers iiuer this date, July 1st, 1869, its merits being »o favorably recognized that ths inducement Is do longer necessary. To avoM misapprehension, however, we would add that we shall continuo to pack orders for

Meerschaum

Piffs

"FACHf CIBB" and ••KlREhA" brands of

ino

Tobacco.

Tbe trade are invited to send for circulars. r. LOBIUAKD, New York

GRAND INVESTMENT

GLOBE

GOLD AND SILVER

Mining Company.

fiocatod at MotiitOr, Alpine connty, California aXi* ierliee having #35 to #6,000 to Invest lo the IWKK8T AND BK8T MINING KNTKBPBISK KVRB OFfKUKl) to ue PUBLIC, are desired to write immedi&tkly for ClrcalSrS and terms oi sub-i-ci iption, to J. WINVHKSTKB, Pres'C, John Street, New lorlt,

-gMYCU01IANI}¥,orSOlll. CUAKMlNtl, dcrful book it shows how either 1

fascinate any one tliey wish, instantly. (All pfs •eases this power.) It teaches how to get rich.— Alchemy, Dr. Dtta's and Allen's Caballa, Biad logs, Sorceries, Incantations, Demonology, Msg Ic, Mesmerism, Spiritualism, Marriage Guide, and a thousand other wonders. Sent by mail for 25 cents. Address T. WILLIAM A CO., Publish' ers, south Seventh street, Philadelphia, P».

ASK year Doctor or Druggist Cor gWEKl' ttUlHIBTK—it equals (bitter) Qninine. M'f'd by *. STKARrlS, FABU A UO Chemists, New Tork. S

by the Metnpeuun fiift «e.-Cssh mils to u»e Amonnt :of #500,000,— Kvery Ticket Braws a Price. 6 Cash Gifts lech #20,000 10 10,000

SM, 6,000

iO"

tiw^a«irtssi|»lartd[

traUjfal.adviaerMM

and those coatSMplatlnc mirrUMce tl'

doubts of iMriinMaaatmoa. lAlllW eC' poMags a»y I lit—«||C^IIK «M|I etampaajtyoetertcarway.by eSifrsaslaa O* CBOlXr»T» Mai^iSia,

The an WOT may

"Be

•penwak* kk took!

Manqp^arenj#

SmoK

The "YACHT CLUB" Is devoid of Nicotine, and cannot iojnre the health, and Is especially recommended to people of sedentary vccupatioot cr nervous constitutions, ,, a

1,000

a 'vt.j 200 300. .1100 f0 Klegant Bosewood Pianos... Kach #300 to #160 75 Melodeoos 75 to 140 3M Sewiag Macblnfs to to 176 600 Hoe Uold Watches 75 to. 300

Cash Prises,Silver Ware, Ac., all VALUED AX 9i.OOO.OOO

A Chance to Draw Any ef On abort prizes

for SSc.

Tiekets deacribtng Prize* are caaucD in JEnvelopee and thoroughly mixed. Un receipt of 26 ceats, a Sealed Ticket ia drawn without *pioe and sent by mail to aay address. Tbe Pries D»aied npn it will tie delivered to the ticket-bolder oh payment cf Oas

Dollab.

mail.

Prixee are immediate

ly sent to .any address by express or retDrn

loa will kaew wM year Prize is befbre igu Mf tjw |L Am oris* may be exchanged another of the same vain*.

BUmfca.

Oar petrenscaik depend on tair dealing. Bxraaniccs.—We select the following from aany who have lately drawn Vaiaable Prizss aed kiadiy permitted nato pablishtbem Andrew J. Barns. Chicago. #10,000 lies tJlara 8. Walker, piano, #SS0 Jaaes M. Matthews, Detroit, #5,000 John T. Andrews, Sataanak, #6,000 Mies Agnee Simmons, Charleston, Piano, (COO. We publish no names witboat permission.

Opialeas of tlse Frees.—"Thefirm is reliable, and deserve their snccess."—

fame, Jfey 8.

ing firm."—jr. r.:

Wetklg Tri-

4*We

know tbem to be a (air (feel

Btnld,

jtnmtf

part of the world.

SRhea Mil

fie biauaiiU. J'Siw Ja Mio"i

WALTKI &|^JEIfill>lJsnf. s"£

"Steam Works ai_ tweei Mh aad lWh

Loos Hatch, Pa.

Liffikcott BA^^rli.L.'PiltsbuTghj

Pa.

Save taaanaiag your make of Gear

Saws in oar Mill, and And tbem, in point quality, saberlor to any we have ever need.'— Tours, Ao. SHAW, BLAFUHABD A CO,

-'dJai- ..

.ii ».

t*»_h eiselB imc

Miaavmi) in*,. jofci-X sriI 1 KarMt) llate'tawl Ohr^p. Mill is, s§

snoi^fRfiBl ioctsr-.-: itemc'il

For spunlwMi-ofaaryifo Block. Ma2ropolttaa Biocft, w.j Buildings, NationalBtato Sank, New PoeMSae MsOrefar'eaad PsHmfe i-..a ed sibr»

JOH 21 mm?* «xmw

csunmufiOKcnuii And WbolMl* aMBrtatt QraiD. Wanhoui, on north first vt., at Qi| Biain, Terre Hnntn, IndUnn.

WStriot ftttentlbft p*1§ to raoetTin^ nad lor. wardiac «ood%. ff 'i..

ftiifj roH odl

.8 .« iQti

S') ^.£091**'

BR£ADahdOAKX%

•flaltvti.

Lafayette St., bstwasu'Oaaeljanjti^yitt E

Orders left at JnlilH Hftessen's, No. 1G nort^ 4th street, wlllbe promptly attaadad to. Having put io SxBAll we are enabled to all orders (a tfur ltae preiiptly aM WMftDMMio tlon, and wil aell at tl» lowest, rates. Ja2tt)tT

LEATHER, HIDES AO.

Leather, iIMaMila,fllioe Fin» ings, and OirHefa TMa,

I' -r. r: r.

Mes. 144 A1M MAIN ST., TK8U HUB* (Mf, HVCA8H for Hidee, »nrs, Sheep fctUpi)e^r Bklns, Tallow, and Leether lathe Bon^h.

Consignments

maySdwtf

HM.

A won sex oan

ait'ntrt

kiiisH aiiilL

todsiidau

aiiiieti

t»

cs a arrniWA

tl a»t

(ttli A sjfcdi ^Jw

oqqs leb-m tud osij

81UAHTSHT MO XKirSBT

N I O N S E A 4 1 OAKBK KANCIAOTOB^

JL O:ttr«' w&m. i.-.fiiK

j.-'cji-'A?

For particulars

address 8. BI. SPRNOKU CO., Brattlo. bon, Vt.

sUiuayi*, RtiMrffi

SMITH, Chomioal

Works, Becoadatreet, betweea Haia add Cherry, adjoioiiu the Stewart House. Dyeing In all fu branch**, Sach atf O^epe Ribbons, Silk of all kind*, IBeriao and DeLai

iShaw

Dyeing inall II ibbons, Silk ot all Kinas —w.. Dresses CurtaUs, Plnmee, Laoe, Velvet. Paraea] andJTringee. Particular attention pail to Cleat ibg aod &eCniahing, without ddmaglig1 the ed ors, soch arlloles as Orepe Skawls, SUk tOraaSeb, Merino and DeLalne bressis, Broche Skew Is, ashmere Shawls, Cloaks, Oarpets and Piano, vers. Cleaning Of Oents' Ojata, Pants and sis neatly done.

imina

"»20dlmj

QHIO FEMALE COLLEGE,

uniM

W~m

NIZAU

CINCINNATI.

This well-known lnttitntion will commence Its Twenty-lint year of etady, oa THUBSEAY the 19th or September.'next.

The highest edooational advantages eigoyad, a foil

corps of experleoced and appro Bsantl

under^ Teacher*. JCx tensive ornamaeted .Qronndf. Boildinge wiih modern improvements. Iterated situation, oterlookibg tbesa^srbi of CInctniiati.

Ptices Low beyond SXampla. I I For fartber iaferSMtUMi, or for. CaUlefi^a,' apply to the Ereekjent.

B*V. R. C. BUBr, D. D.

JylO-ZtnweStan. -iOOUMB Hux, Owio —1 .i 1 it

ILL POSTIWGrJ«Wi«»J*H

LOU TOWNSMKJt, I .*

lis, Main St.,

le now prepared to do all

Ub4s

of |ill Poet lag,

Distribntiag arid'Pain (tag am fmMtf, in tte most artistic oauaat aadfha Mdat reason shl stetm All orders will he prompUf attended tp

wtMam dam tqub* *d) uds

COAL. '.U*

gULLIVA^_CDtj^^ Being now prepared to KB ifWilill

oWdtf

iqs-u

^iyetters ahonld be addressed tp, HABPEB, WILSON As 10 miivtt 175 Broadway, Si. I.

KAMHKLaRB|«

FURNITURE CO., B,

,,B

tin Aei ecu

-m

-f* Miw 'ijflrajtft Koaaaiattaiif f«0 INMAHfcFOUAti lex\q^: •man Ta Ya«ri«ai t? wkati i&tjHqttmn*

We have iately removed from oar old wartrooa. Ma. 39 South Itllaole Street to tbe abo\e iMuos^tAm «a ara»rapeTed to oSer^s^jj^

J-r-iifi i..^4 J.®i« l«Uf at

-Jsv

Especial Inducements oi

ham

faiiaole ,a alta

000,11: %t t»a« Mil

tn hi

To purchasers,

lGfct.il |S

-|e edt t*»iaaei aai ,jeeott^ea au«»ir i]

X*h

ii»n vu-

'ktomet wHim

QaiwLat

ed* tiiodsttoidl

«7i

tM^ael(|ea^

la all woode, end asvor»A In Terr*. ®ep, Heir CHoth Dameik oi' PlUkh:'

iiidissoq aai ewsit suti basm«i-a «W -«*1

s«iod wist:

sat u•

'IICJHAMBER^ »0UIT8

§4»X

9J1 mbJim-

I^bUed walnat^ aeh. oheetant.i oe*, mahogany orroeeweed VnH\ -..ji fciti-

aoJ-ioM loaisvci) va*nt .jret'A

Hoom

.JHftfs

tfi

.L imaged

Studl

a .Ml -4

diBM MMi* Wood Seat Ohalra, •aJlUD l.

iflwcla a*

•DIMOIL

ndol. lo pitT

tioami

Y^NAIIISRIIC^TAI EIA S»D

AND LOUltaBS. ,3!

i.—

ioai*as 01 lo lash 6aJI.lf»oi

TABLES of—every kind,

-aumi.i. Mil arttti ii bswqsed aar»se msdi Jo \'d*t£i «i id

iium

1P!6r Glamen,

.^Jiaq

Givens a oali.

.toaonee sela

klads of

aili \itjtqai

Inlaid and Boquet Stands &c.

ii sitoqaaaihsl edl

rv i.

i£ive^ytht^nt^

"jtr it

qqiaeisritt edr^'&o^iiiwW looiUnau

STTRNITUBE ,llaiv4l. «'ji ,«»li4v. -r,i .... 1 »,

Of the vary fineat make, and as cheap as the same aaality af menafactnre oaa be obtained atf aftyJQlerpotat,aestorweat. •I

iiol sidi

ii#

MITCBKLL ABAMHCLSBKBO fOBtnrottB com pant

•1009 iifl/s

.A 51

fW^OCj i, ^saarad I ^»a .T*•#

J^IYSROOALi JO0M JlcfAi&uiji

May 28. 'A ftiettd of

ours drew a #500 pries, which waa promptly* received."—smt, Jnne 3. Send fer circular. Liberal IndncemenU to Agents. Saiis«keaaa:«ear»nteed. Kvery pwekase of Sealed Envelopes contain one cash airr. Six 'Tickets for #1 13 for #2 36 for 110 for #16,00. ii'-i'11

fntafli

JOHfit

finiab

JOHN F. MK4C§|I

L. A. BURNETT. A. BURNBTT GO Manufacturer and Dealer la

in oar

aqoi.il

JONES,

'iasVUd

e'Tnbllo Sqnare,

-(•& edl

THE

dl poffclfd eei rfi tad

doiii Tornado,

Smo4

rnlnti

DaytoA Pitts

la^ilkEaa

SeyaratorB Btrse Powers, '•1 WlthJXTKAS for the same. ,M i* l'11 »ll»««.l,} latestiupeoveft j.iau ,U Ji

.av/aK

1^.1 tn tl j.H I fit Mlrwl A k.... '4 ItanMI oheka Ot break the grain, the feeding iaa by a serlse of flanged wheels UNDKK

Xthat PULL the grain down and POacK latoShe tabes, (k« qaaatitr wm being pro, linilMlaed to th* eg aid of tka flanged wheels. number of do^under coaie (aided bya verj simple utiSdiillari Maatnraattached to the Drill. The cog-wheels are not loose and liable to be loel bat ere fastened to the Drill and the feed is regu tatedtrithotit storing a wheel.

trelaf theSrtyerwho iecaidett by a

USUI cenoqei MVAIS

u,h

iBoj

yo..aj«

ijoovad

tna

The Drill is Cheaper

than stay ether, Sad will

sold on time to re

spoasibiapartiee, bat extra iaduoemente are offered cash boyeiB. fpe have the best

ONE HORSE DRILL *lf Voir saving Wheat In standing, corn te be fonnd

anywhere. ......

CAHlS MILU-with horizontal Boilers, with vArtfcal Boiler*.slit

J».ya-

ULLH—three aisee, three prleee.

VBvery DrUl, Cane Mill and Cider Mill warranted. We are prepared to til ordere for CHAIN TILC and PIPE af any sieeand in any quantity, ani to fitrnlsh estimates ol cost of draining land if data are given.

JONK8 8c JONES.

:a»oft. 'UMB*»i tdiatu S aJiiii •.* I

dl*l Hu$uA imW '»a i* 1

ATTENTION

euiqqn bua

detate^.tpriird|f!'

BiHI

aji it. ui»

uif

11 van County Oaal, whleh nta*sa»lJW |)e ed to tbeBcazit, for all dnmsatljti pajpoase, wiU'da^ liver to any part of the city, by leavi&g yfcat, order at office of E. E. Bryant a Qj.. U. I. Blplagr, or /.A. Feet's *sa Btore. wUA wh^m I BaVe madarrancMMBta ta All all ordars, and give all inuirmsttoti ia regard to the bml'uses.

J. A.

BOBSAl.

thaisat

-WUeet

tigtiftaiVy.atthWiraBg«Teae

an iaftfler IkftiolaM haparteshi -.koas*leh-

poor arrtiHe

Orders lei

"Vigo Ooonty Scales," 4 P. O., Terre Haute, win

«r

Orders left tt ttt hMilMa

HAIL ftOAD

JL1L OONTBA'

OONTBACTOftS.

We manufacture STXKL BOTTOM SCBAPlM from the moet approVM patterns. They are it, are easily ailed, and ran oa the bottom with the least draft. We are prepared to Mil orders for any numbsr wanted. Wm. J. BALL a CO.,

Segle Iron Works, I

Ooc. Istand Walaatsts., Terre Haute, Ind. Jel6-d8:

A H. DOOLEY, aoiuuo nad 1

"fu

Ji&i

ire.'^ HataM.

jg/flSoKC

PAPERS

No. 100 Main at.

Jl-i

.11*

»i W A»

flic

mmeps.lM

TK&BE HAUTK, LND.

J^ERCttANT TAILORING.

I have Jaat received aad mow apen to the Inaction of my pnrone and the public in general ,e meet deeinble styles of (tolored

Ctetfe €eaOng» Cauiaiere and V18X1NG, Ia aU shadss, Which I propose to make np to OBDBB in the latest aad beet

yrxxiivcf STYLE, l09a Oil Whan area*. Ptsass nsM aa mSdtf Haln 'Ml«et,rlCst

A0*.

jk:

kMtfcrtMrtiem,

OBedpsr tten thsy oaa be any-

"0U

gJUCD. SGKUtWil», CstropoHtan Btoo

niMIKM

inn DisDKUMBioeartsf

II 1 1

'«UI.

*is tr 4 !»i* i' «U|rj Sti

xr.Krs t«i

«¥.':

Odr

J. 7 eMUfc-! j« (Sr IS JftlV: iq «iii'

N A I O N A uitooi?. fcdi4 ,.il

if ^titaeoit. it i«i)«» 1

LIFE INSURANCE "J— 1 5.«».| ,1 to »1 O* Tme.., jah

It -ivj 1 #t*ij.

United States of America I uaF«^ «!.!.»»»»«.•:. 5

-artM* »..•» 1 egto-iiir:- la* «»iau fa ..

.t. (jj fu

Jws,

citimnh srwiuact«t mstis #414 ,•» [2 Yi-!'.',.

.^$1,0«0,000

CASH CAPITAL

«di ii,t ii

BravcS Offici, PHILADELPHIA

oFVicsms- ..

iOLABBHOB H. OLAKSl, Philadelphia, Preeideat. JAT OOOKB, Chairman Tlnence ana Kxeoa Committee. H9HBT ». COOHK, Weesington, Vica-PrtUdent. BHXBSON W. PXET, PhlladelphU.. Secretary and Aotnary.

rBANOIS Q. SMITfT, I) PhlUdelpbffc Sf«4ic*l Direct oa.

'M*si twiiifvr

oti a V/

,sik.(

[liw aontandpUiaq" tied) &ioi Mill Slljltil

'(•a-.jrJu'i ol DtlltU

^aineva Woncita-oi eifoaaaalf.ai

E»l»

Iadiaaapollat«««

ww wpael? I

ttd anil) momq

eioca

vim

mid jjtti

im 1

"liw »d iu«q

id ki A -wr

This Compsny issned, in tbe ffrst TEC} UOHTHSof ite,»*ietente ....

.is .»*

5 3 9 5 O I I E S

W ji xHStjBINO

j...

efdab ,'iun

e,dT

.$15,142,800

Tble Company iffrs to ftr Pillcy-Holde3-»

PERFECT

SECURITY 1

-.u

b^rfiUet^y iip^ltaTAf 6nfe'jrtir»6» ttellari. and guaraateee lo

Iceared, by

Low Rates of JPrenwwm,

LAKGK DIVIDENDS LLF ADVANCE, Or a Beversionary Dividend of 100 per cent by H*

Return "Premium

Plan.

:t*l :n fiv »A

iflij xiS-.

GENERAL AGENTS.'

JOHN «. KIAld A col

UW P» k-.i, CINOfSNATT, OHIO,

Oeneral Agents for

Ohio

and Central and 4outt

era Indiana. !,!

J. A. FOOTK,

26dwly Agent for Terre Huntu, ini

t'i«i 'W3 orii &saoirt ..J

\l)tU [HQlift

RAILROADS.

INDIANAPOLIS AST. LOU 18 B,

SUMMERi ARRANGEMKNT.

tQ TRitOIlfiif KXmSS TRAINS IHILi -,'jjts iKiia »pil ii

1!ti

betwesn

Terre Haute and all Cities .and

Towns West.

Condensed Time Sc/tedule, May

15, 1809

i" Daily Every DayexteptHandaya Westward. Might ex. fastex. Night ex. Terre Haute, leave 11.10 pm 0 35 am 10 ?.0 a in Hattoon, arrive 1:*7 am a:l# am i: 1.1 ui Tolono, Champaign, Chicago, Ueolrnlla, Cairo, Pane, Decatur,'*1'" Alton, St. Luuia,' via. North

12:49 pm 12:19 1:06 lMpnl C:tU C:4H ui l(/:60am 8:45 pm 4^10

1 Z. 1 ni 1 am S.i'U am 4:4.1 pin ^IHI a ni if 'iH ui 6:M i:llf pin 7:00 ui

2:00 a

S:? am 11:00 a ui S.'JO am

6tSU

(i:36 a ni 2:13 ui t:20

4mo ni

Mo. H, It. leave Pacific b. Macon, arrive Jefferson City, Kansas City, Leavenworth Lawreace,

9:30 am 4:30 9:30 ni 9:15 am 4:45 9:iratu C:30 IU 30 a ui 3:18 11:21 8:ISani U.-OUpm 4:00a IU ll.oua 12:15 am C:30 am 1515 am 10:36 am 10:35 am 10:35 a ui

Toneka, 12:06 12:00 ni l--':0ti lu St: Joseph, 12:00 1:15 19 00 Omaha, 7.00am 3:3Upiu 7:l0am

Accommodation train leaves Terre tlantedally, exceptSanday, at 456p U, avriv^t at Hattoon 7:35 m, Tolona 1:23 a aad Chicago S:UOa ui.

Palaee Sleeping Cars on all Nigbt Trains.

Jtaggoge. Clicked Through.

eis y».h

J«0.

D. HEBKLUKK, Gen'l Bup't. maySl

nr -..a,

8. UAAfaANO, Uea'IPau'r Ag't.

««i

AGEMCY.

LAND

.»s iij- cjav] it i'-l 'mm/ml* V: 1

Heal

~r,

•i-ml.

a .»*.'

l£atate Columu

itt

HENDRICH & LANOE,

OBoe over First National Bank, K. Corner ui' Fourth and Main Street*,

Terre Haute, Ind..

AbatracUcot title furniahad, gotiated, aaa ttMej invdtted.

Lc\ds

De-

)ITV

PaOPEBTY. loa'e st Oh

Forty Lots In Llntaa's Addition to Terrs liante Bouse and lot, east Ohio street, Ho nee and lot, in MoMnrrala'e Additltloo, House and lot la Sibley's addition cn 6tt eireei, Hoase and lot In Bess's addition ou bill street, Honeeand lot on Poplar, between tltb eml 7tb streets,

Honee end lot on North Ctn. between dbeenut aad Usiau etreete. 1 Two business Houses un »ibiu stro-i

OODNT* PBOPrait 1 s«l

farm ef •& acres in Honey Or. lutrnehip. ITS acree in Linton towusbtp. 8 Acree below the B»inug Mill ««u»I.1bcanal. fisaSMtt

'••BERG'S UNIVERSAL RUSSIAN HEALING SALVE I

Thla valuable rem«df has ethcted inonmereble enree, and hee galaea lor Itselt a great lepuiu ttoa. The discofeier ol this Valve fass applied it with eminent sncceee tn thousands of c»s» dut tag the OriaieiU'War^ aad bee cttred dei^geriju* wounds, in many case* considered morral.

Mr K. llsaa li the sole peeems&r of thavalu-able-aeoret of making thie,4alvf, hum his experience in nsing it ID Kurope and tbe success' at teadlag ita applicattca there, bu beea.taducsd tolntrodace it into tbe Uuitei at4te«,

rr believes Pa in Those who have wounds, bruises, cols of all kinds, or sorts, Felons, Screlcbts, lleeuuitu Bites, Frost Bitten Joints. More Lips, Chilblains Children's, Scorbutic Complaints ou Head aud Pace are speedily cured. It hia proved of great •a*B»*sg» to ladies, aad »e peculiarly,adupttxi lor gathered breasts, sore legs, 4c., tbiough cju Anemeut, and othrtr oanses.

It acts like magic is removing Boils, Piwpiei, and Cnta»*oi|s Diseaaes,'add has been success felly ae*d for Oertos,-0aaidae ank* Sore Tbroet by appltyiag. ISterasl|]F every evening. Lut^re going to bed.

For sale by all droughts. Pried e.*, iOe, end •I per Jaft Ofloe 880 Bowery, N, Kone gsaaiM aaleaa coaatereigned »e. BliiG'S UniTmrk Btmilug Halve. 2Co Boapr^ Naw

Fer sale by Joh* 7. Henry, SotiikllegaPIace

Hf-.'J

iii»iy3)lly