Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 August 1869 — Page 2

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DAILY », EXPRESS

ticrrb HAUTK. Ivn*J*

Friday Morning, August 21th,

Prof.i01eotfe: How will U*

,ob».. i«.UtaUO«l lo t4mil •of taprOYni«"

'•f.

boptd that ou public echoole, in tbe future as iti tbe pMt, will grow batter and betterj the years paw away- &*iu»u

Thi IudianajJblis

Sentinel publnbeej

this and crediU it. lo il?e Jetre BLaytaj Journal- -c jt .. "One of tbe ablest «latesmen that Indiana bai*wiuc*kwl»o occupied, .fc Je*t in tbe Indiana Constitutional Convention of 1850, did all in hifcJJuwer to abolish the g»od_ joxy aaflM§j

the statutes of Indiana.' __ X.5X.-V31 WHereupon the Journal remarks "Tbe Terre Haute Journal. never said that. Tbe extract we suspect, properly belongs to the Rcpfe* ef this dlty.

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JJUi fieri •V Jr.tr

SOME time Bgo an "economical" spaem came upon some of tbe people of Daytoni Ohio, and, ia order to save a few dplUrt the office of Superintendent of Public Sohoola-was -abolished. rTbe -experiment has worked so weU-that the School Board of that city are looking for a competent Superintendent, and recently offered' Prof. Gow, of Evansville, three thousand dollau Bflt ftP Win tP.ACfieptJh0 position. The offer was declined.

s.,

TO-DAYmoccurpv.tne

long-talked-ot

test between tbe two university crews, representing Oxford^ and Hajrvwdj The race is not, as "the: liondon pApers^claimi a test of the physical development of tba two national but, as the ^.^JipuU -C|?poj crat pointedly remarks, 'tit-w anything but that. Tba'bi»tB5en of'th'4 Harvard ttsw dd ntt-represent the physique of this country, nor de the, boatmen of Oxford represent the physique of England- It i^ «imp]y ridiculous jfoj the Jjpndon to say that the strength or endurance ot physical development and culture of tw nations will be tested by this trial be tween four young men of each in boatf log. Absolutely the only thing test will be the skill in the use of the oar.-| The English crew, whether phyeiclally the etrong&t that could be got togethe: in England or not, can beat any EnglisI crew at rowing. We need not say tha four stronger men could probably TounS in almost every part of this counj try than the four who are now pulling England, but those four have a right be called -the best boat's crew. It is question of science and skill in boating.

It is to be hoped tbat "fair play" wi be showp'to "durEbJto" and that the besj crew will win ia an honorable trial skill in a manly and healthful, recreatio

DEMOCRATIC POLITICIANS are agai weeping.and Wailing over:high taxes,b unfortunately for the results of their je: emiades an examination of tba tax lis generally reveals the fact that precio little of the internal revenue comes out their pockets. The Philadelphia Bulleti says that in New York and Brookly for instancet nearly all tbe rich- «or-por tion officers p*y not a cent of intern revenue tax.

MANTON MARBLE,

IT APPEARS from an article in a Ci cinnati paper thai "fhe.American Sodoi^, Washington City, is suffering very 8 verely from the retrenchment and hoi, «rty.ef Pr*id«ftt-GRAiiT-'» administrittlon. It is e)Umate(tJhat' the populaticto of the capital hasbe^n diminished 10,0(0 (young and old included) by the depar ure'of tliecbarged clerks and lobbyia whosa, occtiR^tiSftiS g6ne. Ketail trace languishes, and a collapse among business men is portended. Washington people sigh for the good old times if Democratic sway* atd many wo\ild spoi their last dollar, if they had a cha6c4, in celebrating-a "Democratic victory in Ohi or anywhere eho, that would give tbe remotest promise of a return of their lamented "better days." People in gene al do not Bharein tbis longing,, ,'/'rr

THE New York "^»?!^JrMOinM th^t Mrs. STOWE h&a evidence in her poase^eion which has never yet been published at any rate, she probably knows upon what ground li&dy BYRON charged ber hnibari^ With the horrible crime of incest. The controversy has taken auch a- for in that Mrs. S. ia bound to make good h*r ra.the^ loose statement as far as she cant and' the publishers of Tha Atlun1%e Monthly are bound to see that she does io without loss of time. We await sooieannouncement from these sources with -"mifirtsnrn tha^

K"th

Beh Bfrtub's brother, who wu «ald to b*ye niide to much money out*

Uttougb lhe toi^vai»|e of j^tove3^o"^&ve lej^no''

PUBLIC

1869.

m__ »he BmM admits, by infer-

OPIBIOH, in this city, so far as

we can learn, is overwhelmingly •Caver oObe appropriations asked for by the management of tbe two proposed

-tiroes of railway.—»-----

TH* ABindtttmg thinks-OLIVE LOGAN, perhaps, might have been expected to frrTto »b.e BTKOH s^anfal^ ers it unworthy tbedignity of Mr-STOWK. She bas done a poor service to good morals in thus lifting up the shroud

THE

Chicago Republican thinks the

vaunted coniialeocy of tb« ebb Drowe racy is shown by tbe facility with which they substitute an «Dti-war Democyit forj war Democrat, as candidate for Gover-j

a nor.

The extract does .aoi "belong to the EXPRESS of tbu city," but is tbe offspring of a Democralic paper,"To-wit, the EvansvjlJe Courier., The„grand jury of Vanderburgh county bas been making 1iot work for violators of the liquor law, and for thatreason' tto" Uourie'r thinks the »'gran4 pry outrage" ougbt to be '*abolisned." In the opinion of that paper anything which ^interferes |»ith thf jndjjcriminate and illicit sale of intoxicating .lienors is "a.relic of barbarism.?' .tsvuSi vj r.i l&TthzYtf

Evidently everything is fish that comes into the Ohio diyigion qf tbe-p^rno-j

cratic party.

b*rely

lacked sacceae. We bo^rto live to eee an-ffthw Constitutional Convention.» tbat

THE Navy Department intends soon tocommence building W «*.

as flagships for the admirals of the dif» ferent'stations It is not yet known what model it to be adopted but the ves-j sels will be built so as to carry a large amount of coal, and to sail or steam well,t as required.

ANDREW JOHNSON, wbomj

tbe Democracy rejoice over as a returned] prodigal, pocketed a bill passed by a Re-j publifcan Congress to do ttie^vefry thingj the Labor platform demands.

THE Qhio State Fair will be held tbis year at Toledo, commencing on Septem-j ber 13th and closing on the 17th. Tbej people of Toledo are already makingj preparations for ihe event, and tfie press, of that city promise to make it a success^ so far as can be done by good arrapgementaand cordial.welcotSe on the.part of the citizens of the City on the Maumee.

Tde cotton crop of 1?69, is so well advanced that it may be safely estimated atthree million bales—half a million morej than last year. Supposing that it netsj tbe planters twenty-five cents per poundj (greenbscks), it will bring them $300,-i 000,000, which is more than they receiv-J eijfor the largest crop ever grown. For-} merly they would have receivod less than, $200,000,000 for such a crop.

THE Democracy of Massachusetts bavd nominated JOHN QDINCT ADAMS, grand-j son of tbe PresidehV of

Jtbat

THESE

edit

of the World, pays none. Neither db Benjamin WOOD, or his.-brother 1°e NANDO—the Congressman—both reput very rich. No tax ia paid by Hon. JoH M,ORUIS6BY, Hon. JAMES BROOKB or C. CALKIN—all Democratic- members .Congress.. ..These and maoy m.ore prominent Democrats of New York live at rat varying from $20|000 to $50,000 a year.-

They join in tbe cry of oppressive tax tion lustily, but ail t^e time manage escape their share of tba bonelt.'. burdens of the government.

being some unceetainit^i fo tbi

public mind as to the amount of green backs which Mr: ife^Ideeton proposes t| issue, the Toledo Commercial concludes it is proper to state that he is in favor of putting out now euough to elect biai Governor of ObiOj-if-anybody can tel| what that is and if t^at succeeds to hi^ expections, ha will in 1872 favor anothej' issueaufficient to makeiiim President

DEMOCBATXC

THE

"'thnf and publiah-

r« will recognise what is due to thear own Reputations Meanwhile. tha argameot may as well be suspended until the «*«enMal 'part ef- tbetestimon^ Isia.

THE Springfield

vent Jk.

Wh5^-|t|fp|ive|t^n[

at Philadelphia resolved in favor of fund-j ing the national debt at a lower rate of| interest, are reminded by tbe Cincinnati Chronicle tbat

papers continue to pTra.d|

tbe fact that General G'BANT, in Jon^ 1868, instructed General BOCBUNAN n^. to require the iron-clad oath of members of the Louisiana Legislature. But they are careful to omit alt mention of the law subsequently passed, and now in force, allsolgjjtsjly requiring this' oath to^^minjiaterel General CANBY bas nSmspen^ing power in the case. He has only tp enforce the statuto.

SECRETARY

FLETCHER,

of Tennesse

has written a letter in which be infoi all whom it may concern, JOHNSON included, tbat the debt of Tdnnessee cann

b«•_iuied—tJjj|t

Jhe JfilroajJj an|J

property of the State are liable for it.--Eepuaiatioii ia nut a WlrinTng*card.' ETHi RIDQE baa dropped it like a hot potato an# JpHJSSiQB will be. _.c If inning tji^t 1 never thought ol'such a thing. Tonne sae bas to uiucb old-fashioned honesty l\llow in the lead of BRICK POMEROY.

THE heads of the several departmon at Wsshington succeedei several months ago in reduciog the clerical force of the respective bureaus, divisions, etc., to tl number contemplated by the-appropria iion acts. Tbey have since discover#! that the public business is better car for by the reduced force than it was der the last Adminiatration, when the was a cnntioual demand fbr m'orecler and it ij not improbable that a lurth^r decrease will be recommended at tlie next session af Congress.

SUPRKUE COURT of California h^s

rendered an important decision in Support of tho real rights of women. A wife was driven away Irom'her bouie "by hir husband, and had no means of support She brougbtsuit to compel him toset aside out of his property, acquired since their marriage, a sufficient amount to sustain ber and her child. Under the old English law such an action would not lie, but a majority of tho Court decided in favor of the wire, holding that adherence to tbe English law, in tbis or similar cases,.would be a reproach to civilization.

THE Detroit Pcyt says: "The Democrats do not like what they call tbe pleas-ure-seeking, watering place horse-jockey and lounger, now President of the United States. Therefore they propose, by way of reform, Mr. JOHN T. Hoffman for next uijfapjywbo has been Iqunging in. Sar*tbg«rtwf4)r three weeks,"vratchitfjg^ -the horseraces, in company with Gen. Bowie, of Maryland, one of tha judges at tbe race and owner oft r&ee-horee Stable Senator BATABB, of Delaware, another 'horse' mail and the'Hon.' JOHNKOBKISBXY, superintendent of tbe track."

ttqpuhUcan does not

give a very good, not a very appalling feview of tbe situati# ot pro»itiofc*i that State, tbe useJp these AectBs Varying with tbe viQn of ggad^loa git subject. According to tbis authority the use of tbe beverage# under ban goes on almost entirely unchecked, with certain convenient concessions in appearances, to save the feelings of the f^tate Constable. T|ie Republican urges a new work of teinpei auce reform, on the plan of the old Washington iansras needed more than ever* *ince the attr»ctivene« of studying dodges,lp evade the .present Vqsiof law i» making many drunkards.

Ma. ElpbJj jBuKMTT has opened an agency in Birmingham for the purpose of facilitating the emigration of English farmers^and ^achank* to tbe .^nited States,"and the introduction of ^-mericap agricultural implements iato England.— The Tribune pronounces his scheme a good one, and wishes bim tuccees. There ar§ thousands of skilled workmen iti the Eoglfsh cities who canhot,get employment at bonl?- «fid competent farmers who cannot obtain land. We, 00 Vb« contrary, have millions of fertile"aciis waitfng td Be T»l'" ed, and work enou^h'to be done to supply all who come to us. The class of u»en whom Mr. BORRIT^ purposes Wftbdrawicg froQQ the over-crowded markets of the old pountr^ ars the pott valuable acquisitions for anew

Tbe RpitoBS of "lha 'proposed sale or transfer of Cuba to the Cubans by the Spanish Government are-reiterated in so many forms, that we presume there must be some truth: id. ttkeip. The ministry in power at Madrid is sadly in need of money to maintain orde? at ^oqae.and it can illy afford to furbish meftns for eohtitoUing ap expensive and uncertain' WST against tbe colonists. It must depend mainly upon the aid of the "volunteers" df Cuba, who in turn make exactions scarcely less humiliating than the demand of the ineur" gents for absolute^ independence and as Spain can ecarfcejy bope.to make the "ever faithful isle" a spurce of future profit, her material interests WOi»ld be better pro. moted by an indorsement of the proposed Cuban bonds by tbe United States, than by the continuation of a desperate struggle

name, fori

Governor. They resolved in favor o^ "acquiescing in the results already arriv-j ed at in national tifliuts," and s'gainst th« prohibitory liquor law. CHARLES WOODBURY, who presided over tbenomi nating convention, made a speech in fa vor of annexing Cuba and Canada.

A-"

THE New'Tork ^ribtsn'e/la juit apprtciation of one of the ablest and te3t jour-i nals in the JlJnitedgtfttes, saye: "The Irish Republic ia a journal no. more devoted Jto £risb independence than to Universal Liberty, while in ability and' dignity of eh§racter it has few if any superiora among the weekly journals of anycountry. Its enemies, unable otherwise to cripple its influence, have started a re-) port that it is about to bs sold out to the! Sham Democracy^ This-is ah unmitiga-j ted falsehood and calumny. There is not money enough ,in the Democratic: treasury to buy Tha Irish Republic

Irish Republicans should extend a lib-: eral support to the Republic. It is well worthy their best efforts. 10.. ^increase itsi already larg'e circulation '.'"1

THE Poughkeepsie (N.^ Y.)

llliC

Press re

lates that when JAMES IADISON was President he was poor, and died poor but when at the head of the Government the then "Commissioner General of the: Land Office'' suggested -to Mr. MADISON tbat if he would permit it he would se-l lect from the public lands which Mr.: MADISON cpuldenter, such landa.as would inevitably $nbaace so Imuch in value that tbe rise would make him comfortably rich in his old age, the answer was:

"No, sir though as a private citizen, I have the right to enter any of the publie lands, while I am President of the United StatasJL will not touch the public! property for my ^own pecuniary emolu-i ment.!'___^L:y rj '..'i' ..'

This, says tbe Chiciago Jintrnal, should be the position of every member of Congrea. No 'President was overcharged with public land corruption, but more than one member of Congress has merited the name of "Subsidy,'.L,now. worn by one ofthe Kansast3lnafore". it avKton.r .. .• ii

late Jbdgfe McDOnald

The following sketch of the life of Judge MCDONALD—to Whose death we briefly referred yesterday—is taken from the Indianapolis Sentinel:

The loss of such a man as Judge McDonald.is ti public calamity, ffe.was an able jurist, liberal, honest and high toned in allrbia views, both in public and private life. A more conscientious and pure man never held in hia hands tbe scales of justice. He wail ripe.inthe knowl&lgt his profession, and aa Judge, dealt jusCice impartially, and with a strict adherence to the fundamental principlea of lhe law. His place will be difficult to fill. Judge McDonald enjoyed tbe good will and ea^ teem of men of all shades of politics.—*He was, in a word, regarded aa a pure and able man by the moat brilliant |ighu of the Indiana bar, /Judge l^Dptfald WAS born in Boiirbbn county, Kentucky, on the 8th of May, 1803, and was sixty-sjx years old at the tiniift of his death.

His father emigrated with hia famijy to Davieu county, Indians, 1817. In Kentucky young McDonald attended sehool in the fall and winter, but after his falh. era lemoval to Indiana, he attended school only-twelve weeks. But wha| he lacked in early education be more than made up by tbe closest and most laborious study in after life. He began the study of law in Washington, Indiana, in 1828, and was admitted to tbe bar in 1830. He was a member of the Indiana Legislature of 1833, ahd in December, 1834, was elected Prosecuting Attorney of the Seventy Judicial District, the duties of which office ha performed with Euch marked ability and honesty tbat he was re-elected in f8S6. "H6 'w^s'jjfterwarda appointed Circuit Judge of the Tenth Judicial District, a Lid at the same time conducted the law. school at the State University.

He removed to Indianapolis jo J.853, and went into partnerabip with William Henderson and William A. McKenpie. In 1855 be formed a partnership with Hon. Albert G. Porter. He lost his wife in 1854. Was appointed Judge of the United States District Court in 1864, by Mr. Lincoln on the death of Judge Albert 3. White. This position he Ailed with honor and distinction' up to the lim6 of bis death. No fear or favors or hop* of reward or dread -of consequences swerved bis unerring judgment. Strong in the consciousness of his own integrity, he west boldly forward ia the path of doty. The lass ot rakn ^o' ncft t^.esti-

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The Cadiet if tt'« Matlen Mm grm Since Heir emancipation. inkJpoej tha reader andji? tte| lie miRivw them some cufio^ ihe social state of fvBtf a for sSki* tlBnths past. DnrBbg ttw time, in moat of our coSnties, we have had.no law-offices, and in consequence no law or government yet our people, black and white, even on tbe eve of mostexciting elections, wera as pacific, as -ordkritf afid as free fr6m crime any people in the world- Indeed, many ingantom ptaoas benin to mainUin that government is a needless thing, and that public opinion atrd correct views of selfinterest woald enable us to dispense with the cumbersome and costly machinery.

I bold no such opinions, but cite these facts to prove thai there hot the ilightatt Jpundatlqn for the popular rumor and opinion Vhatrtb^e ia cause to apprehend a var of racesnat the South."- Our prospects are yerj-^opefal, and. ire rej,oice to pnd that uUhy. seni»ble. persons at the North are becomin^ aware of it, and are rapidly settling in our midst.

The negroes, .when. first emancipated, .Were turbulent and dIp9rderly^iLbd comr mitted many.crtoes, but at. no time siuce their liberation have they been half so lawless, so turbulent, so beggarly or so criminal as were the emancipated serfs of Eogland for several centuries, according td the unanimous testimony of historians, and tbe still better testimony of* very many acts of Parliament enacted to punish their mendicity, "vagrahcy and crime.

I should fail in doing' justice to the whites of T:r£"*ia. and believe of the wbole South, were I hot to add that since tfoe war, atthough exposed to trying provocations and temptations, they have been peaceable, quiet and orderly, and grimes and misdemeanors have been of extremely rare occurrenco among them.-Lipfiul-cott's Magazine.

RUBY GEAT'S

STRATEQT,

NUMBERS

bj Mrs. Ann

S. Stephens, iaihe "title of an entire new novel.from'the pen of this talented American authoress,- now ih press, and to be published ih a few d&ye, by T- 3 Peterr son & Brothers, Philadelphia. The novels of Jiirs. Stephens are productive of both pleasure and excitement. They are, moreover, always successful, for tfce reason, that while this gifted aqthor is a conscientious follower -of nature, she has Also that fine artistic sense which teaches that nature, "when shown wKhin the lines of art, must be measurably heightened colored and enlarged. Tbis is the real secret of successful writing— a secret appreciated by. such masters of fiction as Dickens andThackerayV There is no pre1 vious work of Mrs. Stephens ao full of peculiar power and genius— none so ab sorbing in conception., and development as "Ruby Gray's Strategy." It is fully equal to her "Fashion and ftamine.'!-^-Tbe price is only-$1,7.5, bound in cloth

there is safety, was

uponjtbis principle, that the formula of Judsoffs Mountain Herb Pills was prepared. It .was not the result of one man's knowledge. Dr. Judsotr intending to Epend a fortune in advertising his pills consulted the most intelligent and learned physicians of the age, and the result was the production of a simple but efficacious medicine the Judson's Moun-i tain Herb Pills. -These pills cure Bil-. liouanesr, Dispepsia, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Female Irregularities. They! have now been used many years by the public and thousands of testimonials bear witness to their virtues. As a family medicine -they are unrivaled Give the Mountain Herb Piils a trial. Sold by all dealers-. Aug.Sdwlm

iio

LTSPENABD

it i: York, October, 13, 1867 DEAR SIR :-rIt Is with much pleasure that I say to you that I consider the PLANTATION BITTSRS of untold value. Itrthe fall of 18671 vss taken with Chills and Fever, with th6 uiost severe pains in my chest and head. It was with great difficulty that I could breathe. My lungs were greatly distressed, and there was severe pain in my right side, by spells, could hardly get up lrom my bed. Icalled 1 be.Doctor, who attended me all win ter without tbe least benefit. About the first of August I commenced using your PLANTATION BITTERS—a wine-glass full three times a day—and have uaed it moat of the time since, and 1 am now well and strong, able to do all mj own work and the care of a~1are family.

Yours, &c, SUSAN WILSON."

MAGNOLIA WATER.—Superior to the beat imported Germau Cologne, and sold at half the prico. 10-dwlw

GEAJE CROP OF NEW JERSEY—"fhe Passaic vineyards of Dr. Speer have never been so loaded with grapea as the1 vines are tbis year. If not injured by too much rain or oarly 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 ia mado. All kinds of fruits are abundant.—Newark (N. J.) Dtijy -Advertiser.

OHN BARNIKLK:

Merchant Tailor, MAIN STREET,

Over Sax ion Walmsley's Dry Goods store Wonld reapectnully call tba attaotloD ot tba cllltea* ol Terre Huata, and tUd publlo Jn seoaral, thAt he liaa rallied rouma above Saxloo a W»lms» l«y'« Dry Q«od« atore, lor tbe pa rpoite of «*rryiug ou

Merctaant Tailoring. lift keepa alw«f* on band a JTASHJONAIILE SELECTION OP ClASSlMKHEd, KttTlNQS, oLO'l'UH, Ac and ia roariy ti make it

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The Latest Style ana on SKort Notice, and

v-rj lieaaonableTerms. Having no blgb reuta lo pai, be prorai^aa' to utake up to oiilnrj wbelber tbe iceoda b« lainiabsd by bim or not.— Eterytbiog in bia line cheaper than anywhere elae.

Uuttlng iUne and warranted to flt. A liberal patioumge ang^*i^tf.

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JUNIUS WIJSSSfiH,'

AMERICAN AJ(D pA&U^AN

No. ISNertb rsartbSI., Ue:we«o..JlaiB ai,d Chet-ry Streeta, TKKRK AUTK, 1ND. Keeps constant! on band a freahinppleof Cakrs, Candiea, Ice uream. Bread and Cracker*.

Ornamental .0«k«a, Pjr»mid», Ito Cream, Water le»a, timrbttte-rnae, JaHy, Blanc»Mango Koipan fouch, Bi«qulte OhMe, TroBigidi Pam, hw Jod Oream^Paatry, Tongue, Otiickeo Salad #e.,nllbeaweto order. hirile Partiea lorn ia tied ^itb Oysten, Meals, 109 Cream, Jellies, Sc., on abort-notice. mayndSm

FARLEY & ROACH,

tiHCriCTTTR5ma 0* I.

t. A.-'i. .••-*. SADDLES AND HARNESS,

DIALFIS ia -.':n -.15 J-

Collars, Whips, Carry Combs,

».-i ih ..I No. 175 Main Street oppoeit* O'Bojle'e IiMtbcr Store, Terre Uaate lnd. -j

Agents for Untie Sam's Harness j' pa, ijvhyrij

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

•dfaatagaa ia colld asd trnfftil brsaebos.— Sckool T«ar of forty weak* Iwgiaa 9eplemb«r 7, J889.. Katin ezaaaa* about |5.«0 vwk. An If-fite perteit. dtdmctiou & 4digmrT6f mimulirt: S«ad for Ofttelogae to IET. CttAS. O. BKATTT,

D. D., LL. V., Sapwiatoadao:, or K(Y.,A. M.

Q»L¥ 4I»E FOB ziwiPM 1IKBA1A to Jaa. Ut, 1870. A ItiUltN llla(tr»Set Boliaimi*. Joaioal of 16 pages. S00 Coatribatota SEJkors. Fbe cbeap*•*papor ia tke laad. |tttkwear ia advance.— Sptciaea copiw frae. 'P.

Oil. YOUR HARNESS p^and Jt ia «V«w it jit cam, neat *ni^con*»niaat.

Prrsene lwir Mllier tnr HU HtoMn l^aak Mlllw-sleaU-er rreaervMtlTeana aster kvearou thirty yaata fa aiiM. Sold by mtoil aad }ob-. kia» boas«a avacrwhare* VBANK MILLK4 *.

Cedar 8t., Kew TorV.

00.,.1» and ao

T-?

Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

For the Bcmatfe 9ktaf of M4HalMI« CilWfe*. MOLD QT AM BlCljtlim. --I

Lock

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Patent Oround,

PA.

Mimu, Li^iNCOTfiBiKinu., £tttetargfe*P*e We tMia nslog jour make of Gang Saw* In oqr Uffl, «nd ftod thra, In point saA'^^fSH^rcor

Uppeiieoti 4 Bakew^

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gal,l «vKe, iJ.'Jfcjwf'i JAMEWOWN, N. T. Litruooirt BAKIWIU.:—Wo have no trouble with your 8»w« they don't need to bar ilned up with paper we pat them on the llandrel agd they go right along.

Temper perfectly uniform an quality naaor pais d. BeapectfqUv, OH AS. A. FOJL UPPEJreOTT 4 BiKKWait, Manufacturers ofOlroulkr, Ma fay, Mill Qanginid Crosi-Oat Saw*. Ohppping A^es, all shape*.— Coibuin's Patent Axe. Shovels, Spades aod title's Patent GoveredSooop. !|OU .SJll igii. •-ij'rf .X

WHAT

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Sold by Druggists everywhere..

WILL

IT DO

is Ihe first loquiry the sick make concerning a Medicine. Suppose TABRVMT'6 8VLTZIB AP£RUNT ia the anbjaot of tbe interrogatory, what then? Biapiy this repiv.' It will relieve aad care hradacfce, aaiiMB.flataleafte, •frraasaeis, eo8ltTeie«8, ftHliqr, ktllOHaAs aid Indigestion.

IBBASKA.-Its S0ll,Cltaate aad People A pamphlet for Address. CfO|Mey Lincoln, Neb.

fata,

#9 A Dwy for all. Ad Jresi A. J. F0LLMAN, W.Y

TMPLOTHfcSTT that pays. For particulars JE* address S. M. SPENCSH 4 CO., Brattloboro, Vt.

$# 8KWIN6 HUCHMK. $8 The celebrated ATLANTIC PKKMIOM 9«W1NG MAOUIME, warranted five years price has no equal ladies pronounce It worth three time* thepri willstitcb,,bem, fell, tuck, quilt, bind, braid, oord and embroider elegantly.— Agent* clcar $lu to WO per day A sample- machine, boxed, with directions lor using, private terms to Agents, order book for canvassing, certificate of Agenot sent O. O. D„,$S. Address the ATLANTIC SEWING MACHINE CO., Bochiater, New York.

$100 Per day Discontinued. Having obtained an extensive and wide-spread sale fjr our "CKNTUBI" brand of fini-CW Chewing Tobaetd, we desire to annonnce thai we tn*-kL nor pack dally $100 in thi email tin foil papers after this date, July 1st, 1869, its merits being «oj favorably recognised that this inducement Is noj longer m.cejsary. Td'avoid mlsappreheniiou, however are would add that we ahall continue to park order* for MUERSCHAC^i TIFES in ourj "fACHTClBB" and "KIBEHA" brands of BMOK.| tNOToaacool

Tbe "IACHT t'tllB" la devoid ol Nkoiine, and cannot iojare tbe health, and'is especially recommended tor-people of etdentary ^ccQpHtiOBs or nervous constitutions.

Tbe trade are Invited to send for circulars.'* P. LOHILUKD, New Tortr.

GRAND INVESTMENT

iapr.

"iV t! Ft I I

AJBK yonr Doctor or Drngglit for 8WJKKT OUIHINK—it equals (bitter) Qui-, nine. MTd by V. HTKABM8, XARIt & liO., CbemistB, New York. :-J

a I

by tlie MetropoUtM Clift Coi^-CaaM OitUi to tbe Amount |of IStW.UOQ^Every Tlcliet Drawl a Prize. 5 Cash Gifts ...j,.... _.«arb 820,000 10 1' io ooa 6,000 -1,1 200 300 ^101 40 Kfegant Boeeweod P4aooe...JCacb 300 to $760 76 Melodeoua .75 to. 100 3M) 8ewi»g Machines. CO to 175 M)0 Viae Gold Watcbee—........ 75 td 300

CONFECTIONER AND BAKER,

OaBh Prizea, Silver Ware.Jkp., all VALUED AT 1,000,000 A Ohance lo Draw Any of Ihe above prim for 25c, Tickets deecribtng Prlaea are suuo it XnVrlopes and therougbly mixed. On receiptor ii cents, a Sealed Ticket ia drawn without cbotce and aent by mail to any addreM. ThePriis Mmed op in it will be delivered tr tbe ticket-helder on payment cf ONE. DOLLAR. Prizes ate immediately sent to .any addrtt* by, expreea ot- retvta aiaiL

Toa will kaow what fwu Prize ta belara joa pay fbr)t. kuy prize may be rxcainoED for another or tbe same valw. So Hlknki. Our patrenacaa depend dn tat? dealing.""

BEFEKEKesa.—Wa-aeleet tb» following from many who have lately drawn TalnmblePrizes add kindiy permittad asto pabliab tbem Andrew Barns, Chicago, (10,000 MLa tilara S. Walker Piano, $800 James M. Matthews, Detroit, $5,(XX, John X. Andrews, Savaiiaah, $6,000 Mlas Acoee Sitdmoaa, CbarleetUn, Pi^», $€09. We DnbUeh no naaua without permiasion.

NeWAOVCimtftMENTt

nuKn «acal Fiw of Mmriagr. —Ika cbaapwt bookarar

atiMtod.

and thoae coal doqbtaoftbai

JD/'WIN3LOW,Pnb-

Itob^.llOornkUl, Bo5«a.:

LEATHEH,

ru osi} 6]%Ti fi V? li.-tim

GOLD AND SILVER

Mining Company.:'

to^aV^i at Monitor, AJplOe CDnnty,t?alifornla aw par tie 1 having 25 to $6,«»0 to invest lo the 8APMT ANVBHIf MININ8 KNMBPB1SK KfM^ 0FFSBBD to tie PUBLIC, ar» desired to write IMMEDIATELY fOT CiPCIllKfS Add taritifl Ot IQb« .oription, to J. WINVHK8TKK, Pres't, Joint Street, NeW fork,

PSTCHOMANCY,it

or SOU ICHARMI Nti, A-won

derful book shows how either sex can fascinate any one they wish, iostantly: (Allj seasei tbis power.) It teaoheg how to.^et ncl Alchemy, Dr. Dee's anil Allen'* Uebail^ Bind fogs. 8orceii-e, lnca"ntatioi)», Demonology., Hsg lo, Mesmerisv, Bpirltuallaar, Marriage Guide, and a thouiariil otaer-woadera. Sent by mall foil 25 oeula. Addreee T. WILLIAM & CO., Publish'' eis, »oulh Sevettth jtreet, Pbl'adelphta, P«.

"Thefirxnisre-

1I®£''id*4eaemtheir succeii.^*—Wireify IVv

t«me, Jfay 8. onra^raw« $500 prTaerw'hicb'wii premi-tl. oeived."—Dailf S*tet%.Smie

We linotw tbera to be a fair dial BtMd, Kay 88. "A frfapd of bleb- was prompt]/ re3.

Send ter Vdrdalar. Liberal rndocemoaU to Agaata. Setiafaction gnar*nteed:- *very pa«kaae of Sealed Cnvelopea cont»in one cash am. B& TickeU far fl I51brf2 36for $6 110 fbr $16,00. *11 letter* abouli be nkfreaaed to

Mtgu ih

!S»£Ee fith atrcaUMonaarijranota, itadaplaraUacM^

•taanaitcl CEOfX, Bo 3M Thaaathor may ba coaaaltad'apoa diaaaaaa Apoa wbicbbiaboqka,traat, aitaarparaoaally or by mall, aW saBtlaaa aaal to aa paitafUawrtd. ,¥t21s .T.y

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Block.

KIT AS aarciassA^t

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CANDY'MA^C^AOVOftT,

Ft (X"PiR3 "J c-^aaoi«wr-jHj| idl eiat e£T nuiiimnM*

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^READanflOAKES.

JttlHSESHBlAiTilb'jta isj aad PeeiarsU

a HO O.JES JK It

On LafayftieBt., bMwk^teialaa«Wii«i

Ordju-i IMT at H&ii WmitttfiiM- m-tOwiW

•MsaatmPStBgaseii all orders in our line promptly antf tNlS -MfSmM tlou, and wil aell*t t^al$wa^t Miie*.. Ja20dtf

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moms

A.bvwktj.

Ctrrte^MooU^-r

Noe. 144 14d MAIN Sl.^XKVBK HAOvi, lN»I,

W CASH for BldHt Umr Paita, Deer Skina, Tallow, and .Leather to tba Bougb. Consignment* atitwg* M*cMv§

Prompt Attention, m^osts

may6dwtf

1 if 1 in

-2 ~1 crr3"»r .Utn ,OF-BABI*Qiilt,Cp»^PTa&li(7rrJ

676w enuny aiatm..

CAPirAL,.-^.^^^ Si: vAWBIB. ^aiTf*.

oto. W. L*9TRB Becjrafar#' -'4ai

M. SMteatCiemi^»l '.pfe Worka, VMnd street^betwaen,Mala-aad Cherry, ai'joiuiag the atawartH^atb. ]yela|iDliritibiaMlm, ••^kWlMs|*^tll Bibbtins, BHk of-all l^lnds, Merato*aa Defctftae Drees aa Curtains* Pltuaea, Laoe, Velvet.PanMioJa andrringee. Particular attaatlbaT^iiM tq^reaaiDg aad KeftBiatiin^ Wlthdat daalhiUs thM »»1OT», soch arliclea aa Orepe Bta^wlet SHk Dreaeee, Merino.aad. DeLaiae lirassee, Broclie Skawle, ash 111 ere Shawls, Cloaks-, Oarpstk and- Plaao vers. Cleaning of OenU' Ooats, sts neatly done.

Panto and m20dlm

rkHIO FEMALE CQLLJSGfi^a

NEAll ClSCIUN^TJ.

Th la well-known laatitaUaa wiii coaaBeuoeita Twenty-first year St study, pb TBUBdt Alf. tlie 19th ofSebUmbernext.

The highest edaoatloi^al ad*hata(aai'«tlioy4a, nnder.a full corps of experienced' aad approved Teachers.

Extensive ornameeted OrAands. Beantlfal Building* wllh modern improvements. Elevated •UaatioB, overlooking thssubsrbs vf Clucianati.

Piicie Low beyoadexaaiple^ ..- For -further ioformat4*B^or tor Qatalegoaa,

JylO-^tntraSdia HiOy'OnD

itcacv

SESTSI spoaicoam9*mm»w9mS9 coomss. 1QU X.»CC-#A. OOXIQiiHS 4£BOitaxaA

TC~t

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JOJ

SlEPKSt WllSOfl Jt CO., 171 Braadway, Jf. T.

•.2iartt

S£ 'arpon.t

V1JBMI1PUBE CO.,

X*. last Waahtagtea Hmt.

-amqM aci .j. auly wml iHt la-lwik BNaola floaa to Ua kriTMMM it*at* »*»pa»*fft« Mttr dEMrJirit i-!0* a a

Especial Inducements

liioqyi ieaTiRff iib. xai ii !i T# MtflMtR. 1 -In* a *L slaji t-ai

8VITA

r4-» v'l ZA-.i »U x'"e'

[a all woods, aad asTorad In Terry, ep. Hair '.- C^atb. Oa«aak,or Plata. riv* J.

Chamber" 'Suits |a iioijn.nj* 5o *. »i i4 i. •inloin-'. ri

lll^Walihit, M? cbiilnW," ot roetwood,

cdz

jpinln^ Room Setts

ea*

ii all wooda»cJ?

Jo evr.'-trfc—— -.

Wood Seat Chairs,

baaii'i 10 i»d eia'J

ai ,ooi}qitotal noj *td ed i'

Inlaid and tloquet Btanda &o,

r. UiJtii ci ,ya*uiE0'i«5aarc? A

Of' UthSh: ?al .fit.

TOU

dFT:,!

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eiesr mi

rHaHtMnrd 61 rxirkCT^ioliT. r: There la nothing 'W vafuakle" aarMBF10l SIGHT, aad PKBrSOT BIGHT cab oaly ba obtained by* aelng HBFIOI

SPK0TA0U8I The dlfflculty of

.isss^'H^ Proowiac .wUolt l|o .-sst'tr# *Wbli KNOWN.

Mesarft. uzlius* M0BRI8,

frceiUto** md OpUeianij

JIABWOBD, CORH., MAND*AOTUB«B« jasm aaiii

hoi -mrz* of th* celebrated

Whlcbliavabseaisald with aaUmltad. satisfactimi to the wafcrere in Maastcbnsetfs, York,

PeaasyWanla, oeefikat, Mtohiaa^t Illinois, Mew Hampshire.

at.Miohlaai«t^^^

Ooai

"Vermobt, Maine. bid •"dth-a

British Provinces',*'

ittiW&l

faring tha past nine yeare

These Celebrated Perftcied Spectaoles never ure the aye, aad last many year* without cbaagsl Me«*r*. LAZABDS a MOBBIS have appointed

H. R.R FBEEJHAN,

Aslier fc tfl h(nk* Ifhmlrieto aid dwis* Watbi es, Fine Jewelry, Diamond*. Solid Sliver and Plated ware, Clock*, Taaay Qooda, Ac Ac., »3:

2f«:

'161 Main dtrea*,--Kational Hotel baildtag,

al4 ',1sijn)

So,#

Agsnt for Terr* Hants, Ind

aalartt #isw tni fpa.i glla' 3tiu!4g:i \i

A TTKNTION KAIL1 KOAD J% OONTBAOTOaS.

We maaufectare 8TKKL BOTTOM S0BAPBB8 from the moet approved pattern*. Tbey are large, bnt light, are easily fllled, aad ran on the NMOth steel bottom with the least draft. We are prepared ta-: Bit *ardera lot any number wanted. Wa. J. BALL 400., -Ban# Iraa WaiiU'

,Oe+.r'ht aa)

1 O'O^L"LO ETSNSM T.IFL AIR- %4,4tnm a is !0mf rj tsi'-ri ,u* »'i'«

A -fc DOOLE Y,

Wilt.

«o. too

Xtlfit.

.-zH'-B-rzX £5X31

1 lo ,twH .1 HWfef J015

daniiU "TEBBCE HAUTK, L»D.

is aiUijrt t*v :ioa $ii at botttri a ei-srf-Ifkft yt4T|a

tU -tol •Til ::r^I

MCHANT_niLOE,NS.

haVW 1Hrt recaivsd aad a bar tfon to tha ia•peetlon of mypateaMaad tfea pBblio "the moat decirabl* *tyl** of Colored

Ci®tt

KIMLNV

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A '.B-0.T59rgimmz ~h9Tt&orj „v.«snod! Is 'oast a baa Ifayis/i fcsonaaw? fttgfr"' t''ts*&h gdto -.-ft \t betibi

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INSURANCE^

MMrHinwiii

UK MgoKMcacaarANT

a a

filFE INSURANCE[CO,

IWr Ouapany 1sF«ed, Solilai I tOMTHS of I itt|itaiiM

teod

woE' .." I'SBK AND iOUKOES....

jrhxs "idi «3i«i* LMS of every Mndt e, ,»j .v «ji» a-j .Hilt* ..'asa® a "f »2Ui a :QBt andylaiav.i .i Cv£S' $ooi%av !rta gceW^ssso %iboir^: aa# ill .sliknfJE ,11^ at^ Hlititlci Pier Glasses,

8 eetaiiloo ft

WtnE&HlTXTEl*: isiUINJC 1 auyti .u u, Fn .il'e vf .afl-nittf r-'mrt^-iail acia jjni. and aa. obaap aa tta or auntrracriire caa be Obtained at ®r pest: ry.

'Pfciri'tja• sdi c?

S*Xaat Washington St., Indlauapolia.

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II •'•ii-.iJe.

If+lltirilldWFrbKT. rshiie.1 A.y

btitt&Z

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itkrre Haute and ait Citiev and' Town9 Went iii

Condensed Time Schedule, May i£. 1869

f. Daily Bvt ry Day excepts unda^a. Westward. Night ex. fast ex. Night ex. Terre Haiite, leave 11.10 6 96 am io 8»a«t tbi toon, arrive^ 1:47 apt.?a»a l:li pa

Tolono, Champaign, Chicago, Oentralla, Cairo, Pane, Dicatur, Alton, St. LonU,

-.?( A

71 4

Wataat at*., Ter»e Haute, Ind. -j, jaie-dSfe

awtt,

laganer^l

re aid

_'Ac'j be* «r3t *s- Tef mwmatsO tr? stirt &i tgEtti

l-itvta

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ACT

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Orrica, PHILADELPHIA •KfcKwC I-49&i —-I" ilHi

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I IAWM0II. OLAM, PMIadel^bi*, Preeidest^ tT OOOKI, C^airaaafi Vlaaac»aat Czaca QoasmKtee. 1 ENBTb. OQ{)Kt, Waaalngtoa, yi*e-l*r»sWeBt 1 HBBaON W. nil, Philft^libla, ee$ta«WMv and Acromry.

BAN0I8 O. SMITH, M.D., ^hUM«Ipkia, Medical Dlrectoa.

i* Ihe S)rat .TXtTl

I-.:

PV3995 POLICIES

IMSDBIHO y&m WW*

$15,142,800..

rr X#»J ii s9!~

•-hr-

Thle Oempaay offers to ita Pelicy-Holders.

EBFE

CTS ECURITiri

iy It* Oash Daid up Oapitai of One MAlIloa Dollars,'J end guarantees te insured, by Ite

Low ftate8 df Jhrefaiurn,

U16B BITIiiHIW I*f AST1KCI, .i® )r a Reversionary Dividend of 100 pet ieht- by

ietum .Preminm ^laD.

GENERAL

fai

i-. s.S-Mbam"

JOBS W. XtiLia a coir* OINOINSATt, OHIO,

laneral Agent* for Ohio and Central aad South era. Iadiao a. iz-m.m«'.j A.- WOQEBfiiU Hi

Ageat fbr Terr* Rente, InJ.

... iili- -i f. fQ 11 Ih'RAILROADS.

KDUKAP0US4SL10CIS B.B,,

9VMMEM. AWBtANGEME2f^l\

tmmi Kimss mm oirtv

12:40 pin 12:19 1:88 a' tn 1:M p.m liMpa, l:Uasi 6:10 pm 6:48 pm 8:Qfa M:S0an 8:41 m- 8:46p iai 4:00pm 2:U0am ii:00am

S:3S a OO a lb '2« 5:90 a 60 6:60 ni 6:35 ant 2:18 «a 8:05 irtSB a in 4:08 T'aO ui 9 80a'm 4:30 pm 9 J0am 9:16 a ai 4:45pm W6am, lt:SS a a». »80a

via. North

Mo. k. B. leave Pacite a, B. Macon, aniva Jsfferson City, Kaosaa City, Leavenworth Lawrence, Topeka, St. Jcsepb, Omaha,

Spectacles! HO friiil oiii

Perfected Ci.i) l*»e, .afUr yeare of Ixferiaaee, and tba arecUpa of ooetly machinery, beea em a lad ia.paodaoB.tbat 6BAHD D^19lDaHAlUM,

6:30 3:16 11:21 m~ ,3:16 a to 11:00pm 6:00 am 11:00 a 12:15 am 6:30 a ar 12-I4 10:36 am 10M am lp:36 a-m 12:06 12:06 l?:06 pH»' 1*00 8:15 a tn MiW 1 7 00am 3:30pm 7:10am

Acconmodation train leavse Terra Haatedally, exceptBunday,at 4^5p ai, a*rlad« afcHattoon 7:35 m, Tolaaa 23 am aadOhi^afo 8:00 a m. Palace Slee^iis^lQiara 4ii ajl «i itw ai

JijlfSlTraUis^

i*?an l.i

Baggage Cheeked. Through. i. D. HaaCtMBB, «naMO.». (1A BLAND, ,t

Oea'i Saa't. Oea'l Pass'r Ag't,

may« t""' -J"

LAND AGENCY.11 -aauU

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oil" jyti

'M: irtjjil nvgvi ejjfct it

Real Estate Column

0,:Uofjeuailial

HENDHICH & LANQE,

Ofloa over Tirat Batlonal Bank, 1 H. Ikrner of Poarth and Mala 8lre«le,

Tarr© i.) ,-j

Haute, Unci*

•aaae'aad aad Llnto»*tra*ts.

NO. Main at

nuu

Mo.

BOOKS,

lata si

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10#

PAFm Me.

^alWvH .Ci iiiina--V. "i

Leva* a*''

Abrfract* of title fornlihad, gotiatad, aid MMty iaaauad.

to4qi»K.:ii', ... .» iUs&A w&l'I «m paopn^Tf, Porty Hon**

Lota la lilnlaa's Addltlna to Iifit tiaate' aad lot, east Ohio atreet, aad lot, Ih MoMattatieaAddUlttoa,. lot la dlbley'saddition oa~6ta(re*t,j

Hoaae Hoasi

•ed bt (a t**l'* *dditi0»0B Itb street.: And lut ob Poplar, between, etb aqd7(b aad tat oa gloria 6th, between Ubesppc a»*tr«*to. Two business Hpaie* OB ^tain *tr«*i

OO0BTT PBOPIBT* 'i

Parm af 8* aorta la Hoey Or .» Tu ashlp 173 acre* ia Liatoa towaahip 8 Aote* Mow tba Boiling Mill irnmu c.itfa 9&1

VlfflldaCftBAf.' Blii TjJ

BERG'S "T"

ifliaT ttt wig* lUHly^RSAlaBWSSIAN HKALING' 8ALVE! I

This valeable rem(d| baa effected ifatonttt* cures, aad baagalaea toe itaelta. great reputetion. Tba ditcoveier of tbi* Salve, has applied It with eminent *aocas* in thoirtaad*»fca«w»^larlag tbe Crimen, War, an4 ba cured dangire.n» wound*, la many cases emulderad Aerial. 'i-4

1. Baaale the saia psas***flr «f »he valuable eecret of making this Salve from hia ixptrlenre lo a*ing it 1a Eorope aad the saoeaaa at', finding ita applicattca there, be baa beea ind need to tatrodaae Hia to the United Scafeo rr i*UKYS»p*jB: taoay who baya woui»da,*tais»j( «B «ds, or itni, fdnft. KAictti.'L

Ilea, Proet Bitten rinds. Sore Lift, Ohi Mldiaaii aaMtatlo Omsdataiai Paaaare*p«edilrcared.. Itbaapri advantage I at ledie*, sad p«o^lj. forgathered brtaih, soreleKB,'Ac., aaemet,dad:otfcer oaosa*.,

by aapMac extscaallr avtrT -^MaiBg Sf(br» COiag to t«d. tat.seleby alldraggiatM.

Jtne*

»l per Jar. OSea-W) ***& $] ¥. lTeae '*1 «ata"_awataf«lfaiad *. CsiBaMriaa aeedtay laJveTseo Btm&r,.Near

For sale by Johit P. Hnijr, So* Alterflm muir'

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