Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 August 1869 — Page 2

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"J list, 1869.

Saturday Morning, Aagosl

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tbii CITY TO permanently sur

render large portion of the traie that hat hitherto centered here, the proposed Southeastern railroad, -through Clay and Greene counties, to the I. & V. Railroadj must be speedily constructed. Ali«&y Indian spoils, and other cities, are absorbing the trade of a large, fertile and populous region whose natural market Terra Haute. fcOur merchants are placed at such a disadvantage, by the opening up of the I. & V- Railroad, that nothing short of direct communication can enable them to compete successfully for the trade of any of the towns on that line. One of our wholesale grocery houses is shipping goods to Worthington, the seller paying the freight to Indianapolis. Of course there can be no profit in such a transac.

tion. We have given a great deal of time and space to the advocacy of this Southeastern railroad, but have yet to learn that the subject is receiving the attention that its importance demands. Like many other railroad matters, impenetrable myBtery surrounds it and the purposes of those •who give direction to such enterprises are not easily- learned.

THE

famous segars of Havana have

achieved their reputation not solely be cause they are composed of a superior quality of tobacco. Plants in all respects similar to those used in Havana have baen rolled into segars here, and yet they pos sewed not the desirable flavor of the Ha vana. There seems to be something in our climate that has a deteriorating in fiuence on the tobacco while under treat ment for segars. Therfore, we are com pelled to import all the choice brands. A celebrated Cuban manufacturer, taking into consideration that the climate of Key West, Florida, was similar to that Cuba, determined to try the manufacture of segars at that point. The experiment proved a success, a large factory has been erected, the beat tobacco is brought to from Cuban fields, and two hundred thousand segars per month are now being turned out from the Key West es* tablishment. They are said to equal in flavor the finest brands of Cuban segars. and can be furnished to American consumers at from 30 to 40 per cent lees than the present prices asked and paid for similar articles.

Oar foreign segar trade is likely to be evolutionized by this enterprise. More factories will soon be established at Key West, and the segars can be produced still lower rates by the introduction of Chinese workmen. In California the Mongolians are employed in the eegar manufactories, and their skill in manipu* lating'tobacco is described by intelligent and reliable persons who have witnessed it as something bordering on the marvelr oue. They are not only rapid and dexterous workmen, but imitate the shape and size of a pattern segar with a fidelity that renders distinction between the mod and copy impossible even to experts.

THE St. Louis Democrat mentions the very note-worthy caso of a railroad company that has actually been found honest or sensible enough to refuso to join a combination for swindling the public by rates of freight. The President of the Baltimore and Ohio road, Mr. GARRETT, deserves the honor, and ho tells everybody in his report that "the coal carrying interests of Pennsylvania have urgently pressed his company to advance materially its rates," showing him that he could make a million eight hundred thousand a year by joining them. And be refused I We wonder whether there are many of his family, and if they are otherwise qualified for railroad officers. It is to be hoped that the Baltimore and Ohio will reap a rich reward in the increasing patronage and favor of the public. So marked an iostance of sensible management ought not to pass unnoticed.

CALVINISM gets no mercy at the hands of Mrs. HARRIET

BEECHKR STOWK. In

her "Oldtown Folks'' she attributed tb lapse from virtue of one of the female characters to Calvinism, and in her defence of Lady BYRON, which bas just appeared, Mrs. STowE,through the mouth of Lady BYRON, holds "the Calvinism theology as heard in Scotland," as responsi ble, partially at least, for the social crimes of Lord BYRON.

There is some farce in the suggestion of the Cleveland Herald that Calvinism —even the hell-hot kind, that preordains a man to eternal misery, and then tells him he must shun a doom the Almighty, from the beginning of the world, had pro* nounced against him—has enough to answer for without being held responsible for the incest of

BYRON.

THK

report of the presentation of Gen

eral SIOKLKS, American minister to Spain, which took place at Madrid, taken from Otilignani's Messenger of the 4th inst., shows that the Regent Marshal SERRANO, warmly complimented our representative in the very words sent forward by the call* telegraph. As some efforts have been made to show that no such compliment was proffered, we reprint the words of Marshal

SERRANO

to General SICKLES,

HI follows: "As to you, sir, whose highly distinguished qualities are known to me, 1 feel a pleasure in assuring you that the President ef the United States could not have made choice of a person more agreeable to me than yourself to fill that honoraV- position."

THE friends of PENDLETON are struggling to keep even with HOPFMAN

in the

Presidential race. This they find it difficult to do.

HOFFMAN'S

latest exploit, in

aaiaing the Susquehanna Railroad, has increased the embarrassment, and the friends of the Young Eagle are-under-stood to be looking about for a road to for him.

GiftnUk CAHBT tin. jM tiiied Ubttbtr sUtetaeat of the lifistry iMfjp each county in Virginia, trod the vQte oft the Constitution at the late'election. The number of whits men registered was 149,781, and the numbe* of colored men, i20,103. Of the former 125,144 voted, and of the latter 97,205. The attendance of both classes at the polls was large, and the absentees were in tteariy equal proportions, as 24,637 white men and 22,898 colored men did not vote.*The anxiety of all parties to Mget ba«jk into the Union" is indicated by the fajit that 210,585 votes were cast for the Constitution, and only 9,120 against it. Tie prescriptive clauses which were separate ly submitted were defeated by about for thousand majority. W

A LETTER written to the Episcopalian and republished in the Protestant Churchman, dated at Chicago, says "Brother CHENEY will get bis walking papers, unless ho repents his course, :ch he wfll not do, no matter what pressure is brought to bear on him." Tho writer says the feeling in favor of a thorough reformation in the church is growing. He says •'the sovereign powers of the Bfshop must be shorn of %ir dictum for oppression

Church discipline must be made to conform to our national declaration of independence and the liberal views of the people. We want no crowned heads in this land of liberty." I don't believe in compromises,''he continues, "nor do I thinji our differences in the Church can be reconciled to suit either High or Low Churchmen. Better that we organize new Protestant Episcopal Church at once, ready to hoist the flag when the next General Convention adjourn, for separation appears to me inevitable, with or without succession, to sail under."

Personal.

Zach. Chandler is in Cologne.

Tho Cincinati Times says Don Piatt had his throat burned out with "costic."

Fanny Stockton has married Mr. bmitb, of Philadelphia. He'is a machinist.

Godey, the "fashion man," of Diiladel phia, has an income of $39,180. John Bright baa severed his connection with the London Morning Star.

Tbe death of Prof. Jukes, a distinguished geologist of Great Britain, is an* Dounced.

Forcade, the French political writer recently married Miss Harville, ft 1 ari sian actrees.

Giuseppe Dolfl, a distinguished Italian patriot, died a few days since at Florence He was a baker.

Ristori is playing in Rio to crowded houses. She is called by tho natives tbe "Queen of Tragedy."

Cante de Fuertes, one of tbe most devoted of the adherents of Don Carlos, died recently in Paris.

Mrs. Caroline Dull is in favor of keeping women out of public life until after they are 40 years old, "when their private and public duties need never conflict."

A San Francisco paper advertises that a picture gallery in that city has on exhibition two works, entitled "Cherries" and "Strawberries," by Miss Cranberry berry-al afl'air.

Carious scene in aNew Orleans Conrt Krom the New Orleans Ploayuue.] Many persons attending the sessions of the Recorder's Court in this city have been editied by the peculiar solemnity with which oatbs are administered, and the awe with which they are generally taken. It so happened that Wednesday morning an ungainly looking specimen of tbe recently enfranchised made his appearance before one of these tribunals in tbe capacity, of a witness. The Judge, with an austerity of visage that at once creates tbe impression of profound melancholy, held out tbe book to tirt'wittiest, and administered his solemn adjuration to, speak the trutb. At the conclusion, of course, it is expected that the witness will ki9s tho book. But this "ward of the nation" was unused to criminal proceedings, and entertained curious ideas of the manner and propriety of swearing, and stood erect. "Why don't you kiss?" demanded the magistrate. i. "Sar!" "Ain't you going to kiss?" was again inquired.

Sar! ropealed the astonished darkey, evidently mistaking the meaning of the court, and surprised beyond measure at such an invitation. "Kiss, 1 tell you!'' thundered tho Judue. "Yes, sari yes, sari" exclaimed the frightened and trembling darkey, nerving himself for tbecontemplated eiubrace, and without moro ado the long arms of the son of Hani were thrown around the judicial neck, and before ho could bo provented a stentorian smack resounded through the court room. •'Quit you beast—help! help!" shouted the magistrate. But the darkey enjoyed the luxury, and the embrace was renewed with nnction. "Take him off! Take him off!" eriod the Court while the loud sbouls of the spectators testified tbeir appreciation of the fun. At last, however, the officers of tbe court interfered, and tbe half-strangled Judge was rescued from tfco clasp of tho liberal witness. "Catch him I Put him in jaiU I'll have bim hung!'' were some of the infuriated objurgations of the Court, as be leaned, back against the wall, bis facei fl tshed and his clothes torn from tbe reoont encot.'Mer. 'God in Heaven I That 1 should be hugged by a nigger!" and tbe Judge again poured forth his vituperations.— But the offending darkey was at last locked up, and tbe court settled down to its habitual order andquiet.

A RIVAL TO MR STEWART

Another Long Island Plain Bought by a Millionaire—A Village to be Built Near Islip.

A laree proportion of real estate of Long Island is owned by tbe various corporate towns, and when of it aie uoade they generally embrace large traeta aa extensive as a Southern plantation before the war. The latepurchase of Hempstead Plains by Mr. Alexander Utewart is an illustration in point. A rival of Mr. £t3wart has turned op in the South, and come hither to bay gar4oa plats iaatead ef cotton field*.

Mr. H. W. Keith, of Islip, Bold on Friday last, lo Mr. W. G. Ford,of Memphis, Tenn., 3,600 acres of land, situated in the ceoture ef the town of Ielip, running about two and a balf miles along the South-side Railroad, and over toUieLong Island Railroad, with a depth of about three and three-quarter miles. The soil is good and the location unsurpassed, having railroad communications on both sides. Mr. Ford, the purchaser, is now the largest real estate owner in the (Jailed States, and proposes to erect a little village there forthwith. The land was sold at $50 per acre.

A KMUHK iBCidfljRt'

Some years agar a gentlifun Hjtaied Paul Escolt, rakgint of^ew'Orleap* buj| formerly living IB Frnts, Ion his littls" son, a lad of ten years of age, from a vessel «ff the Canary Islands. It was night at the time, and although every possible exT ertion was made to rescue the boy,yet they were unsuccessful, and Ilia little {toy wis given up for lost. Shortly afterward the family came to New Orleans,and in time thegtief-^fthepiminti for the'lossoflhelr son became only a sorrow living in their memories. He was dead, they thought, and grief could not bring him back to life. Bat he waB not dead. He had got possession of one of the planks thrown out 'to him, and although missing Jiis friends, was picked up 1 be next day by an English vessel. In this Bhip he made the voyage to China, and failing to commnnieate with his family on Us return, contioued io the employment of the vessel for several years. At last, learning .the whereabouts of his family, he reached this city in quest of them a few days since.

The joy which thp appearance of one they bad long considered dead can, as the novelists say, be more easily imagined than described. It was like one rise. from the grave, and discloses a series of incicents as fruitful of romance as often engaged the pen of the novelist and essayst.—Nat Orleans Rcayune.

OLIVER GOLDSMITH, in his inimitable story, sends the Vicar of Wakefield to jail for debt. But Goldsmith's Vicar waB a creation of has mind^ndjmprisonment for debt was in force in England at the time be wrote. But a real live Vicar has been sent to jail in London not for debt however, but for drunkenness. It was a Vicar hailing from the neighboring Dominion, "tihe Bev. Henry Dudley Batea Jessop, the Vicar ot Toronto. He was charged at tbe Guildhall Police Court, London, the other day, 'with being drunk and assaulting the police in tbe execution of their duty,' The reverand gentleman was found in St, Paul's church yard—a very proper place—on Sunday nigtai but be was indulging in very reprehensible conduct, swearing and cursing because some one bad stolen his hood. He pitched into the policemen who advised bim to go to his hotel, and altogether behaved so badly, that be was arrested. On being called on for his defense, be stated that be had preached that morning at St. Bartholomew's, Bethnal Green, from tbe parable of tbe Prodigal Son after the sermon he bftd supped with tbe vicar of that parish, and had got into trouble on bis way home. The magistrate thought he was very much like the prodigal son himself, and sent bim back ft prison to eat busks for a few days."

A Balloon in a Maine WildernessMr. Samuel A- King,* the aeronaut giyes tho following amusing account of an a^iiture in the rioSrtbern wilds of Maine:

I bad an unusually long air-voyage from Bangor, with several companions, and was passing over almost an unbroken wilderness of forest and lake looking in vain for a landing. Might was coming on, and tbe question where to land becamo a serious one. No sound of civilization, not a gun or an axe, nothing but primitive sounds of nature. "Here is an opening," cried one passenger, "why not land here?'1 No! boys, have a little patience we .can do much better by running down to the coast in tbe counter current above us. Darkness had come on, but see—"A light! alight!"

This was the exclamation of one who a moment before thought he was doomed to starve in the wilderness. Sure enough, there was a light it was a great way off, and might not be in our coursc yet gradually we approach it. At one time it seemed to be off to tbe right, and then away to tbe left but nearer it camesj till it is seen streaming from a window bqneath us.— There is a dark,.open space below. Is it land or water I see a fenee. Oveir with the anchor, and in a moment more we find ourselves swinging by tho anchor rope over a newly cleared field, among the stumps and logp. We had landed in the only inhabited spot within twenty miles, noar a saw mill on tbe Oromuclo river. The people who run the mill live nearby, and it was from their window that we saw the light. Wishing for some assistance to remove the balloon to smoother ground, if possible, before letting the gas out we remained in tbe car, and taking up my speaking trumpet I hallooed, but the unearthly sound was adding terror to tbe already frightened inhabitants.

One man, however, a little braver than the rest, ventured out after awhile, and inquired what is it any bow By dint of explanation and persuasion, we succeeded in getting bim tocometo us. Giving bim a line that was attached to the car be was requested to make it fast to a certain log to prevent the balloon from swaying about till we could get more help. Becoming impressed with the idoa that our lives were in danger, and that our safety depended on bim, he froze to that rope in a wounderful manner, was a little short, and though he tried hard to make it fast every time the balloon would settle, still be could- not get it fastened. Then the balloon wculd rise, and up he would go twenty feet or more, and down again to try tbe same thing over, but he soon began to feel exhausted, and, remembering his companions, broke out with: "Say! you blasted, golldumered, cowardly sneaks, come out and help me the darned thing will kill me!"

This Btarted them soon five others made their appearance and asssisted in moving the ballon to a belter place. The first they kewofthe balloon was from one of the woman who was Just returning from milking, seeing the monster just above her, and descending, she dropped her pail and fled to th# house, screaming in tbe most frantic manner when asked the matter, she could only reply, 'Oh, it is a forerunner I I know it is a forerunner?" In this backwoods place they bad never heard of a balloon, and many were the wonders and surmises as to the meaning of our strange appearance among them. Tbe oldest man of them all, however, seemed to have hit upon tbe right idea, and coming up to me, in a jocose way, says be: "Ab! yer skedadlers!" "How jaany more js there up tba'er It didn't take ao big a coach to bring so faw of ye?" He was induced to change his mind at last, when "big coach 'Jlay, prone upon the ground.

CAN it be possible that over Five Million Bottles of PLANTATION

BITTERS

have been sold during the past year? It is almost incredible, nevertnetesa, it is absalutely true, and is the most convincing proof of their wonderlul medicinal and health-restoring qualities. Every family should be supplied with these Bitters, at »fcateyer cost or trouble it may be to obtain thejp. Be careful that you get the genuine, and Uiat you are not imposed upon by a spurious dwlw

MAGNOLIA WATER.—Superior

to tha

best imported German Cologne, and sold at haif tbe price. 10-dwlw

IN NUMBERS there is safety, it was upon.this principle that tbe formula of Judson's Mountain Herb Pilla yas prepared. It waa not the result of '.one man's knowledge. Dr. Jud&on ictending to spend a fortune in advertising his pills consulted tbe most intelligent and learned physicians of the age, and tbe result was the production of a simple but efficacious medicine the Judson's Moun tain Herb Pillfl. These pills cure Billiousoess, Dispepsia, jjiver Complaint, Indigestion, Feqaale Irregularity. They have aow been used many yeara by tha public and^ thousands of testimonials bear witness to their virtue*. Aa a family medicine they are unrivaled. Give the Mountain Herb Piils a trial. Sold by all dealers. Aug.3dwlm

GEAKFG CM# orDiw JERSEY—The 9»as8aie:^ineyards of Dr. Speer baTe **v«r been" po loaded with grapes as the vinw are this fear. 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 mountain?, especially the Pporto grape, from which the Doctor'® celebrated wine is mado. All kinds of fruits are abundant.—Newark {N. J.)

MILITARY CLAIMS.

DAVID 8. DANALDSON, Military Attorney, Nolan aai Mala Ageat, Wfilarly AathorizM aat Urease*.

Office—Parrington Block, N. E. Corner Public Square, Ur STAias, FIEIT Does.

NBBK BACTE, IHP.

Pension Claims Prosecuted, Ar~ rears of Pay Procured,

BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,

Refer to Merchant!, Banker* ao-1 Oitiient generally, end to any one of tbe Ihoncand whoee claim* have been obtained by me. •VA11 Invalid Pensioners not exempted, or not having pasted two Biennial Examinations moat beiaaiaiaed Sept.4, 18C9. They ihcnlil here on that day jeBdwtf I». S. DANALDSO^-

r*OAL AND WOOD.

MB. BABBIOK also weuld inform the public that he intends to open, at tha Coal Office above named, a General Collection Agency Or the col lection of notes and accounts which may be placed ia his bandi for collection, and hopes by prompt attention te bnsinesi t» merit a share of the public patronago,

jelM3m

J^OTICE TO CONTRACTORS. ,•* KRoiNEBa'a OFFICE, EvANaviiLE.TiBEs HAUTE 4 CHICAGO KAUWAY.

TEB&K HAUTE, Ian., Aug, 9th, 1869.

Pealed Prepcsabi will be received at (he office nntil Saturday, September 11th, 1869, for lurnisbing materials and constructing the Pil6 and Timber Foundations, and Masonry of thoJZailway Bridge acrots the Wabash river at Clinton and at a point about three miles above Montezaat, ite Company will choose between tbe above points of location on or before the day of letting Plans and spedificatioos may be leanatthli office.

Ttoe company re»erv«« tbe right ef r«jecting all bids which are not satisfactory. HENBY BACON, lldlm Chief Engineer

A E A

A TOTAL ECLIPSE

Has certain effects upon tbe conBtiftition of the

Human Race,

Especially the Eclipse that ts now taking place respecting the wetiare of mankind. All Tonics and Bi Bitte'a, and Patsnt Medicines, are be ing eclipsed by the

Standard Wine Bitters OK

ALFRED SPEER

The Most Wonderful Hediein* Known. Cures in eV6ryciBatbe weak and sickly. Children fcrow robust.

GREAT EXCITEMENT

In al) parts of the country on ths dl scover of this combination of SPJCBH'.S NA.TIV JC WiNK with Peruvian Baric and tterbi and Raots. Orders are pouring in from nil partaofthe w*rld.

It promotesdigeatlon, acts upon the Liver and the Kidioys, HDI*creitesa Uu^garing Appetite.

MOTHERS,

It you love your children, win1' lo make tbem health} and prolong their lives, use these Bitters and uo other. Don't fall to aak for

Speer'sStandard Wine Bitters.

If tne store has not got tbem, don't be pnt off with sumetbiog else. Tho beet druggist* bave them.

Great Excitement in Salt Lake

Over these Bitters. Thousands are being cured by them, ted Brigham Young's lettur of the wonderlul cures.

See lliat my signature 1s ovor the coi of each bottli. A. SPEKR, Passaic, New Jersev.

G. T. l.UDLUW, Str.pil, Loii)n, Agent for Qreat Britain. J. LA POY, Paris, Agent for tho Continent of Kurcpe. Sjld by Druggists generally. The Greatest Tonic of the Age*

MANUFACTURERS.

PRAIKIE CITY PLANING

IT MILLH.

€LIFT A WILLIAMS, If ANOrAOTOBEBS Or

Sash, Doors, Blinds,

Window

and Door Frames,

Moulding Brackets, Stair Ballings, Ballusiers,

Newell

Posts,

FlorlngandSiding,

And all descriptions of Finished Lumber.

fflioleuale awl Retail Dealers -fN

PINE LUMliKK,

Laib anil SliirtgleN,

Slate Roofing, Cement. Hoofing, Roofing Felt. Custom Planing and

Wood

Turning

DONE to ORDER. 4.U Wofk Warranted 1 .Corner of Ninth and Mulberry Sta.

J»23dtf

QHEGABAY JNSTtTUT^E.

ENGLISH- and ERE NCH,

For Young Lsdlis and Missis, Boarding and Day Pupils, 1527 A 1529 Spruce St., Pbilsdelphla. Pens., will re-open on Monday, September 20th, French is tbe Isnguage of the family, and is :onstantly tpoktn ii tbe Inslitnte.

MADAME D'HKUVILLY,

Jy2 Ideod^V Principal.

JOHN BABNIKIiB.

ilerchant Tailor, MAIN BTKIKT,

Qoer Saxton 4 Walmsley'i Dry Oooda ator* Wocid rafpectanlly call tbe attention of tbe cltlien« ol Terre gacte, and th publio In general, that he.has rented rooms ab#ve Saxton A Wallas* ley'* Dry Geods sUre, for thepnrpipeefearrying Ol* iffterchaiat Tailoring. He keeps always on band a FA8H10NABLB SELECTION OF CASSIMCBKS, VESTINGS, 0L0TH8, Ao., and is ready ta make it up in Tbe Latcct Style and OH Short notice, aad on very Seasonable Tarn*. Having ao high rents to pay, ha promisea to make up to Older, whether tbe gaoda ba furnished by bim cr not,— Everything In hla Una cfceaper than anywhere

Ootttng dane and warranted to St. Aliberal patronage solicited. asjWtt

Nt WAD VSR

Semlnaay

-itril

D. 0. nilNKABD AND fflLLIAM BAB KICK Having'formed a partnership under the name ot Stnakard Jt Barrick for the sale of Coal and Wood, won'd respectfully announce to the public that they will keep constantly on hand aad lor sale at lowest rates, all kinds of Coal at wholesale and retail, also Wood for the fall and winter trade. Office at No. 25 Ban tin House, Terre flante, Ind. All orders for Coal filled promptly. A share of the public patronage la respectfully solicited.

WILLIAM BABKICK

Delightfully situated on tbe bukiottho Ohio. Forty jtuts ID eucsessfut operation. Uansaal tdf»Dti|ei ia solid and ornamental branebee.— Sc^oyl «»r of forty veeka b*gina September 7k RU1EH TOH CtflMUfm I* 1869. Katire e* wee*«t«.t i.%80

OIL YOUR HARNESS Fraak Millet's prepared Haraess Oil Blacktaf, ia new stile cans,-neat and conyenSent.

Preserve Your Leather! IIKP fMB PMRMI1 Fraak Miller's Leatk. cr Preservative art water rroof Oil Maeklar, thirty yeara ia market. Sold by retail and jobi bing houses everywhere. ...FRANK MILLKtt St CO., 18 and20 Cedar St., Hew York.

Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

for tbe MtcateSMi ef ladles aai OlMm. BOLD BY ALL IMtUfiflMTS.

Lippencott

I A 7- S

WHAT

gAWS.

.1 it' "'S JAMESTOWN, N. T. LUPEXCOTTA BiiEWEU:—We have do trouble with your Saws they don't need to be lined up with paper we put tbem on tbe Ma&drel and they go right along.

Temper perfectly uniform »n quality unsur pass d. Respectfully, OHA5. A. FOX. LIPPENCOTT BAKKWSLL, Manufacturers of Circular, Mulay, Mill Ctangand Orosa-Out Saws. Chopping Axes, ell shapes.— Colbum's Patent Aze. Hbovels, Spades and Mile'Patent Covered Scoop.

WILL

is the first inquiry tbe sick make concerning 8 Medicine. Suppose TARRANT'S BPLTzER APE RIKNT is the subject of the interrogatory, what then? Simply this replv. it Will relieve and cure hradachc, Bassea, flatulence, nervousness, cesttvesess, debility, atlloasacss and indlges tlODi l--y

Sold by DrnggUta etery where.

NEBBASKA.-lls'Soll,CII"ate

and People

A pamphlet for Address Cropsey A Main, Lincoln, Neb.

A Day for alt. Address A.J. FCLLMAN, N..Y

VHPLOTHENT that pays. address S. M. SPENCJCH A CO.,

boro, Yt.

$# SKWIN8 MACHINE. The celebrated ATIJAMTIO PKBMIUM SlCW IMG MACHINE, warranted five years price 58 has no equal ladies pronounce it worth three times the pri.t willstitcb, bem, fell, tuck, quilt bind, braid, oord and embroider elegantly.— Agents clear #10 to #:«U per day. A sample ma chine, boxed, with directions lor using, private terms to Agents, order book for canvassing, certificateof Agenc? sent C. O. D., $*. Address Ibe AXLANTIO SKWING MACHINE CO., Roch ter, New York.

$100 Per day Discontinued Having obtained an extensive and ide-spread sale fjr our •*€BNTIIRI" brand of Fmt-Cttl Chewing Tobacco, we desire to annoance that we SHALL KOf pack daily #100 in tbe small tin foil papers after lliis date, July 1st, 1869, its merits beiugso favorably recognized tbat this inducement Is no longer necessary. To avoid misapprehension, however, we would add that we continue to pack orders for MKF.RSCHACMshall

Tho trade are Invited to send for circnlars. P. LOBIUAUD, New York.

GRAND INVESTMENT

GLOBE

GOLD AND SILVER

Mining Company

Locate 1 at Monitor, Alpine county, California, Oar-partie) having #25 to IG.WK) to iu«st in the NAPMT ANQ BBHT W1N1NH KNTKKPB1SJJ KVKB OFFRRKP t'O tie PUBLIC, are deain.d to write IMMEDIATELY for Circulars and terms ol snbfcription, to J. WINtiHKSTEK, Pres'f, 30 John Street, NeWYork,

P8T(!BOMAMy,

ASH yonr Doctor or DraifglH for SWISKT AUIMMI-lt ^u»l» (bitter) Quinine. M'PI by V. tiTEAKNS, FAUtt A CO., Cbemisls, New Fork.

O a by Use Metropolitan Gift Co.—Caab Gifts to tbe Amaunt .'of ^BOO.OOO.— Every Ticket Draws a PrUe, & Casb Gifts Each (20,000 10 10,000 20 II 5,000 «o 1.000 200. 20J 300 10y 50 Elegant Bosuwood Pianos... Ka S3Kltof750 7- Melodeous 7.1 to 100 WO Sewing Machines...:.'. ISO to 175 500 Fine Gold Watches 75 to 300

Casji Prizes, Silver Were, Ac., all VALFJPP AT 11,000,000 A Chance to Drafp if" abort prizes for 25c. Tickets describtng Prlie^' are SKA LTD in envelopes and theroaghly mixed. On rbceipt of 'it cents, a Sealed T'Cket is drawn witbo.ut choice and sent by mail to any address. Tbo Prize named up in it will be delivered to tbe I jcjjst-^older on payment ef

ONE DOLLAB.

hoM,ilb jilf-fcelp far tha wring and lahrlu•to. Sent in seated eavslopee, free of charge.— Address HO^A*D Association,

fy-/i«prttrt.dducton far iamghlartof »«nM£r.. giaU View of Uarriagr.—T** cheapest book ever 8*Dd for OiUlogoo to BKV. CtJAS* O. BKATTY, publiabdd—coDtftlnlBft Mitlv MOpa»n uid 190

OKLT 0»E DOLLAR COR XIOH*S HERAX.ll to Jan. 1st, ISTu. A tint-claw Illastrated Malicious -JOIIMI of 16 pages. SOOContribuUMs SBiitors. .The cheapest paper la tbe land. $2 50 a ye»r in adranee.— Specimen copiM free. E. D. WINSLOW.Pablisber, II Cornlilll, Boston. :t«ia-

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LOCK HAVRN, PA.'

itMSas. LIFPIHCOTT ABAKEWKM., Pittsburgh. Pa. Gentt:—We bave been nslog your makeofOang Saws in oar Mill, and Aad tbem, in point of quality, sanerior to auy we bave ever uaed.— Tours, Ao. SHAW, BLAFOHABD A CO.

Bakewell's

Patent Ground,

Jurist! -, KJ M'Jiil

IHiJVK

For particulars Brattle

PIPES in our

"IA0HT CLUB" and "EllBKKA" brands of SMOK INO TOBACCO.

Tbe "YACBT CLUB" Is devoid ol Nicotine, and cannot tujare tbe health, and is especially recommended to people' of stdentary ^ccapatlon* or nervous constitutions.

or SOUL GllARMINfi, A won

derfnl book it shows bow either sex can fascinate any one they wish, iustantly. (All pos Besses Ibis power.) it teaches bow to get rich.— Alchemy, Dr. Dee's and Allen's Ciballa, Bindings, Sorceiiia,Incantations, Demonology, Msgic. Mesmerism, Spiritualism, Marrlago Guide, and a thousand other wonders. Sent by mail for 25 cents Address T. WILLIAM A CO., Publishers, south Seventh street, Phi adelphia, Ps.

Prizes are immediate

ly sent to .any addrtss by express or letnrn mail. Yea will kaov wbat your Prize la before yon pay for it. Any prine may be EXCHAROED ror another of tbe same value. So Blank*. Our patrenscsn depend on lair dealing.

EifSBlHCCfl.—Ws selfct the following from many'irtw hkve lately drawn Valuable Prists and kiadiy psrmitjed bp to publish tbem Andrew J. Barns, Chicago, »10,0uP, MJ'.'g tJlara 8. Walker, Ptoao, £00 James M. Matthews, Detroit, $5^000 John T. Andrews, tiavanuah, 6,000 Mw Agnes Simmons, Charleston, Piano, 1600. We publish no names without permission.

Opinion* or tbe Press.—"Tbefirm is reliable, and deserve their success."—Weekly Tribune, Afay 8. "We kpow them to ba a fair dealing nipt."—If. Berald, May 28. "A friend of onradrew a $600priis, which was premptly r*ceivsd/'—DvUf Seat, Jone-3.

Send fer circular. Liberal inducements to Agents. Satis£sotkn gnarinteea. Every package of Sealed Envelopes contlin one CASH gin. 8ix Tickets for SI 13 for |2 36 forK lJO for tie,oo.

All letters should ba addressed to •miOu

H1BP2B* WILSON & CO., 17S Bro*dw»y, H. T.

m24w4t

P., I*lit., Fa.

nman organs ia a state health Sffl

thor'a plain sfKustAiMMfa ov ltllisi ai

and mlkii doabta «r tMtptfilgitdmlltitti, postafa to any .address OAX«caUa.()r C6 c«atk. is

The author inay tov ooasattad apan diseases upon wbicb hia b^ok* treat, aid sonally or by mall, and BMdfctnas^aenl part of tfca wqr*d.

'iiawrst iatmis art batmix* ww

••.•iiC-S fit. If.tRIBC'i! fund* •. -1

WALTKKA

KrPlltlBOIISU.

4 tfd*

BUie B«lMlir W«»k, Mia# M|MI» a*# tfawils I- I

&cotcii (^raiu^e jif^ikunMntis

Marble, Slate aMOnrMiawi •Jt&TSS'iZ* 3TV OirUTSATS t. I

Steam Works and Sbops ioa (J8IUT II, b*i tween»than«10tA4»^r Mat*' 1 .,] For specimens of oar work wa.aafar to Deming Block. •a2rofebtttai Blaick," Corfi aM SaKa't Buildings, NatiMutl 8tato Baak, .taisloaj Me Gregor'sand Desslng'a Moaaaaata. Aa.^

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HANEY *r

coMmssiov '"MkfcfiHUi'f' And Wholesale aadBeUU Dealer ta all kiada at Grain. Warehouse^aa north First St., ad Canal Baain, Terre Haste, India&a.

Strict attention paid tb rlfoaWtrig asdibr-. iraoda. i'="jslS,0»»'» «. Ustjfstsas is--,

warding gaoda.

Patent Temper,

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I O S E A S A & CANDY MAKtnrAfrrOBY, AWD O S O E tvt'l I il

Manufaotursrs of1 all kinds of

BREAD and OAKES, PB£TZKL«, and Dealers In a E E

Ou Lafayette lit., between Ciena land Da^ot, E E A

INDIANA.

Orders left at Julius Miessen's, No. lG north 4th street, wlllbe promptly atlendsd to: Having put in BTRAM ae sMitsUed ta maai all orders in our liaa promptly and wlUt satiefai tlou, and wit sell at tne Ipweet rates. ja20du

LEATHER, HIDES liC.

1.. A. BURNETT. JOHN F. MIACDAM A. BURNETT & CO., Manufacturer aad Dealer ID

Ings, and Carrier's Toolft,

NOB. 144 A14U MAIN HT.. TUUUC HAUTl, IND.,

CASH for Hldea, Cera, Sheep PeltS, Deer Skins, Tallpw, and Leather iatba Bough. Consibnnients always Receive ^Prompt Attemi maySdwtf

tion, ai,

tpm

M. SMITH, C&emicitl Dye Works, Second street, between Kain aa Cberry, adjoining tbe ttewartBooae.

Dyeing in all its branches, each as Crap* Shaw la Ribbons, 8ilk of all kinds, Xerino and DeLalna Dresses Curtains, Plutnef, Laoe, Velvet, Paraaols and fringes. Particular atMution paid to Cleaning and Ke&nisblng, wit bout damaciag the colon, sacUerljcies as Crepa Shawls, Qilk Drasaee, Merjn'o'and DeLatoe Dresses, Broche Shaw Is, mliniare Shavls, Cloakf, Oarpsta aad Piano vers. Cleaning of OeBta'. C^ats, Paata and sts neatly done, m20dlm

QHIO FEMALE COLLEGE,

NKAECINCINNATI.

This well-known Institution will comaenoeita Twenxy-flrst yearofatudy, on TUDUIAI the 19th of Hepteuber.next.

Tbe higtieei edncational adrantagaa enjoyed, ouder.a full corps of exparieaced and approve* Teachers.

Extensive ornameeted Oroands. Beautlfal Bnijdipgs yiih modern Improvements. Elevated situation, overlooking tfranfearl* of Cincinnati.

Piica* Low beyond example. For further information, or for Oatalsgues, apply to the President.

BEY. N. C. BURT, D. D.

jyl0-2tnw*2tau COLLIOE BILL, Oaio

ILL POSTING.

LOU TOW¥8E2(I)t lis Main I St., Is now prepared to do all kinds of Bill Poati*gf Distributing and Painting o* Isnces, in tha aoet artistic manner and the most reasonable ter»e.— Ail orders will be promptly attended to. i'i-iTUapril7dtf

CO AI-.'

gULLIVAN COUNTY COAL

»o til *H ardars tor MP

Being sow prepared I :y Ooai,whif to the Braaii, for aU do—tie parpoesa, *U1 daliver to any part-of tbe aity, by laavtsg yonr order at offioe of B. B. Bryant A Oo., G. K. Btpley, or J. A. Foot's Ta* £tora,_ Witjl whom have made arrangementa to Ail all ordara, and all tntormatior. la regard to the business olWtf d. i. MO" tr-^r.

livau County Coal, which |a claimed 10 ba a«*al to the Brazil, for aU do—tl* parpoesa, *U1 da

COAL:

JJIVER

KAMMELSBKKti

fukbtitiibe

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co.,?

a rii TF'-fr IMDIAMArOUi.

*1it 38OHM Hioilsifi.lt¥» ti xt We have lately reasoved front our old war«rooa, No. 39 Booth Illinois Street to tbe aboie location, where we are prepared to offer 1

toil iiat *kiti3cr* Especial Inducements ,,W .• \'trz*wa

tat t-fo VST im 4, l#rti 'in. t» twiaaiUrt it» hi

PABLO (WIT*

S*Ui

tu all woodsy aad ojvared In Terry. Bep, Hair ulotb, Damsek or Plu»li.

aastdJT «K ydfil

-t'-* Uil

^Chaiiibe^ Suits tea eofun!j .rtf-fn :1 •i a xi In oiled walnut, ash, chestnut, oek, mehogsny or roeswooiU,..

iiivaa*vS eit 1 stiH b40(Ata»ra

inning Room '?«UJ 1 1 jji.i

iTA T» Oiltr. Diioe .a .\l

?.l ft. litj,

,i In alt woodr,

siiw

Cane aad Wood Seat Ohalrg,

aOTAS AND IsOUlK»E8. adi.

BiJl TABLES

dtiv/ e'igi'i io-i'

S A lfffA'.i-.

di feJii

Iaua*fi0*l Iti '.'i'. £!liXHi

,.o- JOKES A JOXES,

^^E^tBide Publio Bqnare, «0W'na

Halnlllo^ Tornado,

nut to Dayton Pitts

Separators and Morse Powers, With XXTBAB far tha same.

B. KCHITC latest improved

Vtad-

Leather, Hides, Oils, Sboe

It cannot choke or braak tha grain, tha feeding MK AMS by adits* ot ttaaged Wheels PNDEB THI BOX that POLL tha grain down and KdBOE

It Into tha tribea, the qittflty sown being pro, portioned to tha apaed of tha flanged wheels, which speed I* regdlatad by ti noaiber of cogwheala forming a oone, and perfectly uader control of the driver who is guided by a very simple aadefflcient Land Xessure attached to the Drill. The cog-wheels are not Jooee and liable to ba loat, bat are faataned to tha Drill and tbe feed is rsgulated without moving a wheal. :i ,!

Tha Drill ia Cheaper

than *ay ether, and will b€ sold on time tb re- I spo*sibie parties, but extra indueements are of' tared caah buyets. life bave the best

JONKH Sc JONES. :M t-'j.i livl "-i

ji f-il ii iw. 3.t. ..ft

A TTENTION A OONTBA

Cor.

NSWtANCE.

mwiTffl

UH 1NSCRAN0E COlffANT

f'TX), T**

of every .} 1 ei.iJ mi

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.huciiieH Hit aad plain li»! •i ti

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A Pier GlaMea, unnt I

iad Boqtitt Stands &o.

Bvarythlagln the1^

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VUllNITUBE LINIC! flwotdi i:i» ,!i«: s»'s

Of tha veiy fineat make, and as cheap as the same quality of manufacture can be obtained at «*y other pol*t e*it or waat. 11 nuAitn* -wHO -i fllve uaa call. -at.

MITCHELL A BAMMBUBIBCi rOBNITDBX OOMPANT

S8 East Waablngton It., Indianapolis.

XilO"*

TliWlKjH

TBBBE BAGTB, IKD

-doidw a-.

O N E O S E I a a

P'oraowiagWheat in standing corn lobe found anywhere.

CAfC MILW-ytth with vartical BoDpra.

borUsb'.al Bollsrs,

CIDEB MILU—thrse sizes, three prices.

OVBfery. Drill, Oane Mill and Cider Mill warranted. We are prepared to All orders for DBAIN, TILB and PIPE of any aiaeand ia any quantity, to faralah aatiaaates ol cost of draining laad if data are given.

KOAD

BAIL

00NTBA0T0B3.

We mannfeptar* STEEL BOTTOM 80BAPEB8 from tb* mo*t *pproyad 'batteras. They are large, hat light, are aaaily tiled, aad reon the

are prepared wanted.

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MOBOAM

JOHH McFAELAHB I* saw aeUteg *a bast article of Biter Oaat, seresitad the wtdsat soreea in use la Yigo oomatr, *t *a low aigfcie aa an ii5ertrirarticle &b be pttrdTsssd, ftesa^Mi* ing to lay ia *sappfy shbald Mof-to thsrfr tasar. eats, and buy tbe Vi*« Tkea Ufa a#ci&*p ,** poorartkls. a...

Orders left at the Poat 0%e M*f, to Ylgo Oeaaty Soales,' or addraaaedt* Box Ma P. O.. Tsm RlWMi.wJli raeaive psompt atu*-

Mflld^! Jem

Wa bar

ttll ordara for any an Wm. J. BALL A CO., Eagle Iron Works,

lsf aba Walnut sts., Terra Hani*, Tad. di6*d8m

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No. 1001 Malastl If

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TERRS HAUTE, IND.

j^EBCHANT TAILOBLNG.,

eva )*at received aad now open to tbe in-

Cloth Ooatlag, Oasslaiere afed VSBT1NO, •iiatfdea, which I propose (a make up to OBDtB In tha iatsat and bsst

OF THE WORLD

N A I O N A

LIFE INSURANCE CO w.1*i Mw wvj-w

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United States of America

CI&KTIKn If 8PIC1AL ACT «f CWGK^:

-#£&.(> 4^ h- I'ts ift 1 4

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CASH CAPITAL $1,000,000

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BRANCH OrricE, PHILADELPHIA /aA.-.f®5! tt« "-fit*' PI" .i

OrrtCEBS:

OLABEHCB H. CLABK, Pbilade'phia, President. JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance aad Ezecn Committee. UNBTJ). COOKE, Wassingtos, VIcs-President. EMEBAOM W. PEET, PhiladslpUia, secretary and Actuary. FBANOIS d. fiMITH, M. D., Philadtlphia, Medici I Directon.

S|.- -^V

Thia Company issued, MONTHS of its ixistencs

in tbe Srst TEN

5 3 9 5 O I I E S 'I I IH80BIH01,' '."l

$15,142,800.

toiAa JP^licj-JloIdar^N

l: aJWf iV'-i.

PERFECT

SECtJEITT

by Its Caah paid up Capital of One Mllllo* Dollars, and gusranteea ta icaured, by iia

Law Rates of Premium,

LAI ft DIYISINBS IN AiVANCE, .Or a Bsversionary Dividend of 100 per cent, by its

Return Premium" Plan.

GENERAL

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A GENTS.

jrOBBT W. E1LI8 A CO. CINCINNATI, OHIO,

General Agents for Ohio and Central aad 8outl 11 ern Indiana. J. A. EOOTE, 26dwly Ageut for Terre Haute, lot.*''

RAILROADS.

I INDIANAPOLIS ST. LOUIS B. K,

SUMMER. ARRANGEMW

KIPKXS8

Terre Haute and all Cities and Towns West

Condensed Time Schedule, May 15, 1869

Daily Every Day except Sundays

Westward. Might ex. Fast ex. Nifbtex. Terre Haute, leave 11.10 ti 35 am 10:30 am Mattoon, arrive 1:47 am 9:19 am 1:12 pu 12:49 12:19 pIn l:Btu 1:115 1:06 a at (:10 G:M 8:1 da ut

Tolono, Champaign, Chicago, Uentralia, Oairo, Pana, D.calor,., ,,, Alton, St. Louis, via. Horth

!"'*i

GRAIN DRILL.

Uti

Oil IT2XU

Ki:tOam 8:4S 8:46 lu 4:00 2:00 a 2:00 am 8:36 aM 11:00 a u« S:68 tu 5:20 am 6:50 6:60 pin 6::i6 am 2:18 S:Uf h:2fi am 4:#0 7:&0 ui

Mo. k. B. leave Pacific H, B. Macon, ariive Jefferson City, Kansas City, Leavenworth I Lawrence,

Topeka, St. Jisepb, Omaha,

9:30am 4:SOpm 9:30am 9:15 am 4:45 pm 9:15 am 6:3V 12:26 a m' 6:30 am 3:16 11:21 3:15 am 11:00 pm 6:00 am 11:00 aui 12:15 a Ol 6:30 a at K:16 a ui 10::t6 am 10:35 am 1U:35 am 12:00 12:0G L(:0C ui 12:00 8:15 am 19:0" u. 7AJ0a tn 3:30 pm 7:l0ara

Accoamodalion train leavts TerreUaqtedMly, I except Sunday, at 4:65 at, arrive at Maltovu [7:35 m, Tolona 1:23 a aad Chicago 8:00a ui.

Palace Sleeping Cars, oa all, Night Trains. Baggage Checked Through. J. D.HEBKIMEB,

HJtiO.8.

UABLANL',

Qen'ISap't. Oen'l Pass'r Ag't.

nay21

LAND ACCNCT.

"J :i)

HENDR1CH ft I.4NQE,

OSoe ovar First Natioaal Baolr, m. Corner ot fearlh as* Iftlji Streets,

I Terre Haute,,JI Ind.

A.b*tr*cta of titla furniah*l, Lcuts o* gotwted, *sd M«oay invaatad

POB81U^

t:r! Jsk'O* M*.n*ttTT PBOPEBTT. Torty Lota in Liatoa'e Additloa lo Torre Haute House and lot, east Ohio straet, House and lot.ia McMurrain'e Additittou, Hooee and lot la Sibley's addition on Ab street, House aad lot ia lUse's addition on 8th atrset, House and lot on Poplar, between tth and 7ta atrsats,

House aad lot oo Mono Itb, betwavi. and Linton streeU. Two business Bousee on Mara e»r-*i

OODHTT PBOPEBTl

Tana ef acres in Hon7 Or ITS acres in Uatoa towasbi^i. 8 Acres below the Boiling Wl. *»«..idei*u*l.

JanSSdtt

DQO^EY, nasi»

0,P**r°

STYLE,

Q*aha»t*a*toat Ohssnsr th*a ther be**ywhare waat. ns**a oall on VlBD. flOBXdhVn«, sstdtf fegfll— IUI* lilliB Bhiu

'uehip

•'S

LUNlVfiBSAL HtJSSIAN

HEALING ^sSALVE I it' This valuable remtdt nss effected inaumersbie leu««s, and haa gelae* for itaelf a grs*t.repula tion. Tha diacoveiar of thia Salve hasappliad i, it with eminent success In thousands of css.s dur-

enrad d.ng'erouj

|W I wounds, id ssauy cases dbnsldsrsitmortal. Mala st ?'*"u p*vr*"-

a*v»i0ii^

able secret of making tfele Salve frost iila rianca in using it in Sarops and the aacress »tr tending its appUcatien there, hs has been iadfttj. sd to tat rod aoe it Into the United Sfctta*

IT fcEUIVia PAIS: ttoss who have wounds, braises, cuts of all 'i Unds.or sons, fsloas, Scrafchta, *oaqulta S Bites, Prost Bitten Joiau. S»a Llpe, Okttkjaina Children's Scorbutic fliMlalnIa a* B«*A and

adVmnUga to ladWs, aad is peculiarly adopted SISSZUSJTitS.""'*'•

affastssf.?*."ws —_eouaUr«Wned *. BESS'S Orn-

T«S? aJva. 360 B«»ery, ^sw I *®pa*te by John *. Henry, »o«Oollega Piaoe X. JulySdly