Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 September 1869 — Page 2

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^To-mobkow Vermont will choose State .officers and a Legislature. Her Kepub—lie an majority In I8S8 was 27,326 for

Governor, rfnd-32,129 for President.

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Ofc-FOBIMG tbo J». 1 for the T. H. & D. Railru~ .?'~

•!ua appears to us to be settiDg •itttuWiMl" Ibe.'-intereiU of the city. aifeOtipoiicY yybich it ndvoc^M ifl.eminently calculated lo check outgrowth anil pros3 -««rity and to give tx rival cities and communitiei those advantages which are within easy reach of Terre Haute if she will ,, -ai,«but seize the opportunity now presented :*r

for jecuring them. "If we permit theBe advantages to ba graeped by rivals, they "51 will go from us forever. _jw

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.! The question of the appropriation is to i-nbe decided by tbe ten gentlemen who com..o ppose our Council, and we do not suppose thej will be greatly influenced by oews--.a'j

—paper discussion. We believe, howover, Intellects sufficiency comprehensive for full appreciation of this mo&t important subject in all its bearings and there is good reason to predict that they will vote for tbe appropriation, a vote whTqh will meet the approval of a very large majority of their r.oi .constituents.

has appointed HOD.Taos

C. Slaughter, of Porydop, Agent of ,»:,** State the appointment to'take effect when ... General GBESHAM shall have qualified as

Judge of t'Eue United States District Court. .. JL This telection is one that should give general satisfaction.

THK

craziest paper in America, says an

exchange, is Miss SUSAN ANTHONY'S Re-

4Solution,Since

dog dap began the thing

,bas become rabid,. It i« furious on the ^subject of "dress reform." There are in its future to be neither bats nor bonnets.

Men are to be_4res8ed in knee-breeches, .i_ while the women are. to wear something „of\the hybrid order, half Swiss peasant and half theatrical p&£e. What an awful time slim legs will have when this reform comes to town.

Air EXCHANGE i?APBB thus epitomize8

-••.a the Democratic party: "Pledged to op'111rysiftiDhiDftffien in California and negroes in.Obio,4mt affiliating with them both in and Tennessee supporting repudiation in Ohio and Kentucky, and •jj ^.compelled to oppose it InJTew York and 'Pennsylvania denouncing military usur--^pation in Texas, but having a Governor

to uphold in New York for taking military possession of a railroad—the Demovcratic managers have a heavy and inhar-

Maine will elect a

•in.•.»« Governor, Legislature,

&c.

V:'premises, oalculatos that

There are

three candidates for Governor, Gen Democrat- .1. .iliii OflAMBBStAiN, Republican and N. G.

Hxchborw, Prohibitionist. The Bangor

Democrat,

not the best authority in the

Hons* and Senate, and as the Prohibitionists will hold the balance of power in many districts, the result will give 23 Democrats and 8 Republicans to the Sen •:.iftte, and 80 Democrats and 71 Republicans to the House, thus securing a Democratic majority of 15 in the Senate, and 9 in the

House, or 24 on joint ballot. It is more -j than probable that the liquor question will be so compromised in the Legislative disquiets as to spoil this calculation.

^3 LITSRAKY CURIOSITY We clip the following from the "Sunday Seading' 3icolumiCdfthe

Journal

of Saturday. We

hope the reader will "see through it" "Parents amid the dazzling splendors and leisure of wealth,

encourage and

.' wain their children, that in mortification and sorrow, they see their children—a son who might have been a man their

daughter noble in nature and impulses .To. the companion, of one, who when life's realities begin, sinks under the load—a 3daughter who might have been the comrpanion of a man not only of whom to be proud, but to whom devoted because of """reciprocated tenderness, affection and consideration the companion of a thing."

The favorite idea of° Sunday is "a day Tof rest-" ,The reading of a column like the above would afford hard and c.ontin 7- uous work enough to make many converts 1 to the eight hour movement.

Terrible Warning Against Levity The Aliance (Ohio) Democrat

relates

the following: An incident of death by lightning is the neighborhood of Youngstown, which occurred Bome two weeks ago, was related to us a few days since. It appears that a couple of young men were out in a harvest field when a heavy thunder atorm approached, and they started toward the barn, one of them carrying a pitch-fork on his shoulder. As tbe lightning flashed most vividly, his companion asked him to put the fork down, as it was aaost dangerous to carry "it. He replied that "Ged Almighty wouldn't strike him," and just as the words were uttered he was struck dead, the stroke mangling him in a horrible manner. The fork tines were melted and his boots were torn from his feet

This may serve as another terrible warning to those set at defiance the power and authority of Him who sendeth and directeth the lightnings.

•f je nd

i: je of lote: .modest ,nly and editorship a single

,nen£ to the per, who are Ant attacks of

But-thia ex-,

brief as possible. ,arties having a prosperity of the going to hurt the *4jd intentionally at

"Kikj.

-1 ik .* going to introduce j*. or in any way at%'r^blc. I am simply gojn, unpretending duty,

et 01lt 0f

jt shall work

aonoetly an faithfully at

as on he

want shall compel me to do ,J I gh&ll always confine my^e truth, except when it is with inconvenience I shall ,ly rebuke all lormsof crime and uct, except when committed by iy inhabiting my own vest I shall ake use of slang or vulgarity upon jccasion or under any circumstances never use profanity except in digcuf6•house rent and taxes. Indeed, upon cond thought, I will not even uBe it then fo* it is unchristian, inelegant and de grading—though to apeak truly I do not seo how house rent and taxes are going to be discussed worth a cent without it. I shall not often meddle with politics, be cause we have a political editor who is already excellent, and only needs to serve a term in the penitentiary in OTder to be perfect. I shall not write any poetry, un less I conceive a spite against tbe subecri bers.

Such is my platform. I do not see any. earthly use in it but custom is law, and custom must be oboyed no matter how much violence it may do to one's feelings And'this custom which lam slavishly, following now, is surely one of the least necessary that ever came into vogue. In private life a man does not go and trumpet his crime before he commits it, but your new editor is such an important per sonago that he feels called upon to write a "salutatory" at once, and he puts into it all that he knows, and all that he don know, and some things he thinks he knows but isn't certain of. And be parades his list of wonders which he is going to per form of reforms which ho is going to introduce, and public evils which he is going to exterminate and public bless ings which be is golpg to create and public nuisances which he Js going to abate. He spreads this all out with op pressive solemnity over a column and half of large print, and feels that tbe country is saved. His satisfaction over it ia something enormous. He then settles down- to his miracles and inflicts profound platitudes anh impenetrable wisdom upon a helpless public as long as tb«^r can stand it, and then they send him off ^Oon sul to some savage island in the Pacific in the vague hope that the cannibals will like him well enongh to eat him. with an inhumanity which is but a fitting climax to bis career of persecution, instead of packing his trunk at once he lingers to think upon his benefactors a '***ledict°ry. If there is anything more uncalled for than a "salutatory.'- It is one of those tear ful, blubblering, long winded "valedic tories"—wherein a man who has been an noying the public for ten years can not take leave of-them without sitting down to cry a column and a half. Still, it is tbe custom to write valedictories, andcus torn sfiould be respected. In my secret heart I admire my predecessor for de dining to print a valedictory, though in public I say and shall continue to say sternly, it is custom, and he ought to have printed one. People never read them any more than they do the "aalnta trries," but nevertheless he ought to have honored the old fossil—ha ought to have printed a valedictory. I said as much to him, and he replied "I have resigned my place—rl have departed this life—I am journalistically dead, at present, ain't I?" "Yes.1' "Well, wouldn't you consider itdis graceful in a corpse to ait up and com ment on the funeral?"

I record it here, and preserve it from oblivion, as the briefest and best "valedictory" that has yet come under my notice

MARK TWAIK.

P. S.—*-I am greatful for the kindly way in which the press of the land have taken notice of my Irruption into regular journalistic life, telegrapically or editorially, and am happy in this place to ex press the feeling.

The Byron Scnndal.

The liartford

SMITH will poll

50,072 Chambkrt.AIN,48,554 and Hich HORN, 8,002—thus throwing the choics *iato the, Legislature. It is also calculated that aa a plurality elects members of the

Post

closes an article in

relation to Mrs. Stowe's article on Lord Byron in the September Atlantic

following statements "To this it is proper th*t we should add one or two statements that, so far as we know, have not been in print. When the advance sheets of the

Atlantic

The Self-Immolation ofl.TOO Russians. From tbo I*al! Mall Gazette.] All the extraordinary proceedings of the many fanatical sects whose rapid increase has excited so much anxiety iQ Russia, are fairly thrown into the shade by a terrible act of self-immolation, which is reported from the Government at Saratoy. A few months ago the prophets of a new religion majle their appearance in that part of tbe empire, preaching selfdestruction by fire as the only sure road to salvation and so readily was their dreadful doctrine received by the ignorant and superstitious peasantry, that in one large village no less than seventeen hundred persons assembled in some wooden homes and having barricaded the doors and windows, set the buildings on fire and perished in tbe flames. The authorities are doing all they can to stay the progress of this new madness, but their task is obviously a difficult one. The punishments which tbe law oan inflict mu^thave little terror for enthusiasts who deliberately choose a death so horrible as tbe true road to heaven.

A young lady residing near Earlville, Canada, wearing a highly-polished silver pin, was looking at the eclipse considerably, through the ordinary smoked glass, during the time of the transit, and afterward discovered that the eclipse bad daguerrotyped itself upon her pin at the time that tbe sun was about half obscured. The impression remains there permanently, resisting the action of rubbing, as well as exposure to the atmosphere.

Varieties.,

Kentucky bu a good crop of sorghum.

Rosa Bon bear ia accused of smoking Hiram Powers annoucea himself a spiritualist.

A Kansas City hotftl waiter has fallen heir so $75'000. New York supports three b»by-f arming establishments.

Adelina Patti writes that she. will neyer eeme to sing in America again.

Julius Schlesinger, German actor, of Louisville, has been sunstruck dead. Prince Napoleon is called "fa' ^£'1 gay old caricatnre of Napoleon I".'

Burlingame and party start for fat. 1 a tersburg on tho 12tn of September.

Commissioner Delano has sharpened d'S"

Hudson city, N. Y., contemplates a monument to the great Hondrik, wbo gave his name to tbe city.

Treating the Harvards badly—Giving Hi .1 tho Dickens on toast after their de feiil

A young woman of Memphis has fol lowed tbe advice of the Revolution,

"pro-

i" to a man she liked, and married him tbe next day. It is understood that Commodore Van derbilt paid five hundred dollars to the lucky clergyman who officiate! at his marriage ceremony.

Dr. Stronsberg, who was the ra tenant of a London garret seven years ago, is now the railroad King of Prussia worth $40,000,0u0.,f

John Allen, of Wickedest-man-in-Ney York notoriety, has become "respec"

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and obscure, common place and known.".^ Tilton wants to live long Enough to go to the polls sandwiched between Mrs Stanton and Mi&3 Anthony. A dry sandwich that will be.

old

While Prince Arthur was 'gamboling on the green".at Halifax, the other day, the Prince of Wales was also gambling on the green 8t B»den. He's a bad un.

Bulwer has written a life of Palmerston, in which be had the assistance oT a dairy, kept by the late Premier, from the year 1827.

Four nuns from the Cincinnati Notre Dame Convent lately turived at the new convent in Holyoke, Mass,, and w|ll open a girls' school.

Mrs. Partington's minister, & Metho dist, "sorved the Lord for thirty years-^ first as a circus rider, then as a locust preacher, and last as an Exhauster.'

John B. Gough is writing a book'of "Reminiscences of Travel in England He wprks on it from nine at night until three in tbp morning, because he can think better at night.

On coming out of jail, a recent prisoner of state was reminded by a friend that he bad a good opportunity for reflection.— "Yes," said he "as gooi as a death bed with not half tbe risk." ,il

A shrewed old gentleman once'said to his daughter: "Be sure, my dear, you never marry 9 poor man. But remember that the poorest man in the world is one tbat-bas money a-nd nothing ehe."

The New York papers are growling because John Hoffman has neglected to Bend the official report of the ratification of the fifteenth Amendment by the New York Legislature, to Washington.

Prince Arthur is named for the Duke of Wellington, his godfather. Tbejoung man is now nineteen years old, and is in training for Field Marshal and Comman-der-in-Chief of the £ritieh army. He will remain in Canada until next June.

The farmers in Kansas are boasting of their enormous potato crop the present year, and a lcoal paper rejoices with them "because they areexcellen food for hogs and cattle, and splendid for tbe railroad labores.",.

Mr. Alfred Jones, M. P., for Halifax, Nova Sootia, said at a public meeting a few days ago "When the British flag is hauled down at Citadel Hill and replaced by another, I shall gladly take off my hat."

Senator Carpenter sent a speech of his addressed to "Wendell Phillips, care Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, Brooklyn." Mr. Beecber addressed it to Mr. Phillips, with the statement, "Wendell is under ray care, but keep him in Boston'for safety."

Captain M^yne Reid is engaged in a very bitter quarrel with the Boston and New York publishers who have had dealings with him, and writes letters to tbe New York

Herald

paper

were sen! to Mr. Macmillan, the London publisher, he read them and promptly decided to print them in his magazine. The story was not unknown in England And we may further remark thatf consid ering bisputition in English society, and his own interests, he would not have beon likely to have published the paper if ho had not had reason to think it well founded. This, of courae, ia only inferred, for even English publishers are not always above an inclination to sensational publications. "But another statement is of more consequence. We have heard that a Chancery suit is now pending in the English Court which will throw light upon the alleged offspring or tbe alleged incestuous intercourse of Lord Byron and Augusta. If this shall turn out to be true, it will be tbe most important evidence yet offered, aod we shall look for its confirmation or disavowal with profound interest."

denouncing thom all

very savavely.

with the

The Democracy assert that "nothing but the money o( tho ring seems to be in the way" of Pendleton's succese. It certainly does seem to be more substantial than tho weight of tho ring of tbe money with which that gentleman proposes to flood the country.

The Brooklyn

Union

wants "women to

leave the dirty duty of delving into such dire depravity"—astheStowe muck —"to men and adds that '-ladies only reveal painful possibilities in their own natures by enthusiasm in such a controversy.":

A Toronto paper digs out of an old file an advertisement of Francis Hincks, who in 1834 had "for sale, low for cash," a quantity of linen shirts and toilet covers. The storekeeper after a lapse thirty-five years re-appears as "Sir Francis Hincks, Knight of the Order of St. Miohael and St. George, and er-Governor-General of Barbadoes and British Guiana!'

A question for solution Two ladies were walking along a Chicago street, the other day, each haying her child with her. Soon they met two gentlemen. "There," said one, "are our husbands." "Yes," said the other,

,:and

our fathers."

"And our grandfathers," eaid the children. All were correct in their statements. Who can solve tbi3 relationship spbynx?

Clarke Jones and Young Nelson were bung on th9 13th ult., at Marlin, Texas. Jones declared that he was innocent to the last. A young lady defied the Sheriff to place tba rope around Jones' neck.— Jones' male friends did not witness tbe execution. They sent word to the Sheriff "that they could not witness it without making an attempt to rescue him, and that would be useless."

The largest professional offer yet made in the history of theatricals is that tendered toMr.-and Mrs. Barney Williams. Fifty thousand dollars, gold, is the sum proposod to them for a tingle season in Australia. They were recently offered, and declined $20,000 in gold, to play a few weeks in California. Mr. Williams is one of the wealthiest men on tbe stage, having somg $500,000 invested in good interest-paying property.

S. T.—1860—X.—The unprecedented and extraordinary demand for PLANTATION BITTXBS is evidently owing to their being prepared with pure St. Croix Rum, Calisaya Bark, &c. Our Druggists complain that it is almost impossible to keen a supply, and that their orders, owing to the great demand, are but tardily executed. Do not become discouraged. Be sure and get the genuine. sldwlw

Maonolia WATKB.—Superior to the best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. *•'. 10-dwlw

Housefcold Cares to be Lightened. |*iob Yotk World.] Jennie Jane, in one of her fashion'letters, points out that tbe days of family sewing are numbered. Already, ma distes have partially usurped the {tlace of tbe dressmaker, who used to inflict herself upon the homes of men, causing dreadful havoc with all the household arrangements, leaving infinite litter, and making the lives of tbe male members of the unhappy family upon which she was visited, a grievous burden to them for days to-. getheiu Bat the great and sacred department of female under-clothiug was at least reserved from the invasion of tradesmen. But now—as anybody may see, who will take the trouble and have the hardihood to read tbe advertisements of almost any ladies' paper—all these things, are made at manufactories, and made, moreover, better and more cheaply t^an they con be made at home.

Not only are cloaks and suits knd dresses to be bought ready-made, but articles of which the bachelor has no business to know anything, and which the modest husband, even, blushes to think of, and utterly refuses to name, are calmly enumerated in these columns with minute and revolting particularity their very dimensions calmly and ruthlessly mentioned, and a list of prices affixed.— All tho leading dry goodB houses now keepjsuch things, and every mother of a family will be forced to buy them there, inasmuch as the advantages which great firmB possess for furnishing them are infinitely superior to their own. In spite of tbe saddening aspect of this fact, w« are disposed to hail it as opening a new avenue to female labor, and lightening one of the heaviest of household cares.— There is no reason why the home should be invaded by the makers of female gar ments any more than it now is with the makers of male garments. And there is no more reason why a wife and mother should bring her dressmaker or her Seamstress bome than there is why a man should take his tailor to bis hearth and heart, and spend days with bim in sweet counsel about tbe cut of his pantaloons

Daring Deed of a Magdalen at Louisville. The attention of passers-by was on Wednesday morning attracted by some strips of unbleached muslin dangling from the third story window of a convent in Louisville.

The investigations of the curious revealed the fact that a young woman named Hattie Gibson had used the means ipr dicated by the dangling strips for escaping from the establishment.

She had gone to the convent, having, perhaps, some vague notions of reformation, which soon vanished, however, but to her surprise she found that the Mother Superior positively refused to grant her liberty to leave the house.

On Friday night she cut a sheet into strips, and about one o'clock in the morning made tbe perilous descent with fearful rapidity. She fortunately dnet two men whom she knew, and who directea her to her former boarding house, whither she precipitately fled. She declares she would rather have jier neck broke than return to the convent.

MULTUM ik PARVO.—There |s contained in Morse's Fills the principle of health. We have many thousands of testimonials of their having restored the sick to health which can be seen at our office. Use Dr. Morse's Indian Boot Pills and find them not only a curative of disease but also a preventative. They Bhould be used in all cases of Billiousnees, Headaches, Liver Oomplaints, Female Irregularities, &c.— We make no secret of the formula from which this medicine is prepared. Ask yoiJV storekeeper for the Ometa Almanac, •read it carefully. Use Morse's Pills.— Sold by dealers. [sep.dwlm

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FRAME HE1MG & BKO M&anfaoturers of all kinds of

ORAOKEE8, BREAD and OAKES,

ruET/AjL*, aod Dealers in O E I E S

on Lafayette it., between Canal and Depot, A INDIANA. Orders left at Julias Mlessen's, No. 16 north 4th street, willbe promptly attended to.

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Leather, Hides, Oils. Shoe Findings, and Carrier's Tools,

JTOS. 144 146 11AIN ST., TKBRS niCTR, IKD.,

•SB* CASH for Hidui, Furs, Staeep Pelts, Deer Skine, T»llo«, and Leather In tbe Bongb. Consignments nltvaj/s Rtceive

Prompt. Attention4"

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EKCHANT TAILOEING.

I bare Jast received and now open to the inspection of patrons andsthe public in general tbe most desirable styles of Colored

Cloth Coating, Cassimere and VESTING, In all shades, wlilch I propose to make np to O&DEB in tie latest and best

FITTING STYLE,

On abort notice. Cheaper than the can be anywhere west. Please call .on

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IN Main atreet, Metropolitan Bloo

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 8!$ittefiTllle,

Ohftrftfltale

Semtoaay-

D«lIglUfulty iitMM on Uie bank* OMb *orty jre*r«fn mB.iaifat- nl»ll»ui -'P«88ul Forty

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iditottgH ia solid and ernaaantai braneba*.— Fc»«ol rttr of forty weeks bagini Sep 1 embe. 7, 1869. Euttre cxp«aw about$5.00* Week. 2W*-ta-five per tad. deduction for dsagMers of minuter*. Sand for Catalogue to BSV. CttAS. O. BEATTY, D. I., Lli. D., Hup»rintendtnor BBV. A. M. RUB, A.-K., Principal. i-1

FOB ZI4MTO HJERAli® to Jan. Id, 1S70. A firat-claaa Illustrated Uoligtons Journal of 16 pages. '200 Coalrtlratoia SKJitors. Iha cheapest paper ia the land, SO a year in advance.— Sptcimon copisa free. E. tl. WIN3LOW, Pub. lUher,lt Oomhtll, Bostoii. —••lifeC.

OIL YOUR HARNESS

Frank XUl«r*s prepared Harness Oil llacklaf, in new sty^e cam, neataail convenient.

Preserve Your Leather!

KIEF TOUR FEtt DBV! Frank Miller's leather Preservative an4 nater Proof Oil Bl acking, tbirty yeara In market. Solel by retail nnrt jobbing taonjfs OTerywhere. JCBANK MILLKtt A CO., 18 and 90 Cedar St., Bew Tort'.

Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

For tbe Delicate Skin ef Ladles mn« CMMren. SOLD BT ALL DRU66I8TS.

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LirpasicorriS Bakewxu.:—We have no trouble with your flaw^ tliof aon*t noeil to be lined up with pap«ir we put them on the-Mandrel and they go right along.

Temper perfectly uniform and quality unaurpass d. Bejpectfullv, OHAS. A. FOX. LIPfENCOTI $ IJAK.BW SiL, ManufBOtureraof Circular, Malay, Mill Gang and Cross-Cut 8aw*. Chopping Axes, all shapes.-|-Colbutn's Patent A^e. Shovels, Spades and Miles Patent Covered SODOp.'

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NEBBA8UA.—Its

Soil, Climate and People.

A pamphlet for 25« Address Cropsej KalB, Lincoln, Neb.

#9 A. Iay for.all. Address A. J. FDLLAM.S.T WP&OYMEirr thut pays. MU address fl. M. 9PENOKK

boro, Vt.

a S E A BAE.ABX, OAKDT MANUFAOTOBY, AND

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For particulars Brattle«

$K SKW1N6 MACHINE,

Tho celebrated ATLANTIC PBBMIDM S«W1NO MAOUINB, warranted five years price 88 has no equal ladles pronounoa It worth tbree times the prUt will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, bind, braid, cord and embroider elegantly.— Agenta clear $10 to »3il per day. A sample machine, boxed, with directions for using, private terms to Agents, order book for canvaealng, certificate of Ageoo, sent C: 0: D„ $8. Addreas the ATLANTIC SEWING MACHINE CO., Bochtster, New York.

Per day Discontinued.

Having obtained an extensive and wide-spread sale for our "OENTHBI" brand of Fins-Cut Chewing Tobacco,

we desire to announce that we

SHALL

nor pack daily #100 in the small tin foil papera after this date, July 1st, 1869, its merits being so favorably recognized that thia Inducement is no longer necessary. To avoid misapprehension, however, we would add that we shall continue to pack orders for MmrnacHAUM PIPES in our "IACHT CMJB" and "KUREHA" brands of Smoi, INO '10BACOO.

Tbe "JACHT CtDB" Is devoid ot Nicotine, and cannot ujare the health, and is especially recommended to people of stdentary iiccnpations or nervous constitutions.

The trade are Invited to send for olrculars. V.

LOMLLAllD, New York.

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GRAND INVESTMENT

GLOBE

GOLD AND SILVER Mining Company.

Locate 1 at Monitor, Alpine county, California 09* parties h&ving $25 to (6,000 to invest la the BAFral AND BEST 1N1N8 KNtKUFBlSE BTKB OFFERED to t„e PUBLIC, are desired to write utarciAiELT tor Circolars and terms ot subicriptijn, to J. WINt'liKtSTKR, Pres't. 3tt John Street, NeWlork,

ASK your Doetor or Druggist for SH'jemV «ITININK--!t rquals (bitter) Quinine. M'RD by F. BTEABKS, FABU Jt OO. Chemists, New Tork.

Great Distribution

by the Metropolitan Gift Co.—Caab Giila to the Amountof $500,000. Every Ticket Draws a l'rine. 5 Cash Gifts Each 820,000 10 10,000 20 i. 6,000 1,000 200 Si03 300 100 60 Elegant Bosowood Pianos... Each ?303 to 8760 75 Melodeous 75 to JOO 8»0 Sewiag Machines 60 to 175 500 Fine Gold Watohes 75 to 300

Cash Prises, Silver Ware, 4c.,"all VALUED AX $1,000,000

A Ohance to Draw Aug of kl

Opinions of tbe Press.—"The firm rellab.e, and deaerve their success."—WeehlgisTri

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Maasaa. IiiPP Bak^will, PittabQrgh, Pa. Gtntt:—WetucoTl

have bean using jour make of Gang

Sawa In our ind fiud them, in point of qoality, s» peri or to any hare ever used.— Yours, AC. SHAW, DLAFCHABD FT CO.

feet

Llppeiicoti & Bakewell's

imUd

Patent Ground,

E tytqml lis [ia%l

4"- patent Temper,

90 kii'P Ji (STAMPED)

AND COMPdltT

xii i'c erci-oqtadjoir "mTHE BLISSISO 0JT'P*BI*e* fliaat. Tbnra ie nothiag aD jraluafeia: aa: PtBTKCT

SiaaT, aaiPKBFS0iB16HT

can onlv be' obtained by BlTnsf PKBFBCT 8PBf)TAOLB3! Tha4meWfy or irtsb 0( ProcnrtairnfeWKiasr. .3

Wau. Know*. ...

Messrs. LAZABui MOBRIS,

Occuliftls fmd Opticians,

QABTFObD, CONH^ l&AK^0tlJBSB9 r-d' .,Df th*celebrated J?

Perfected Spectacles!

have, after years of Ixperienca, Kxpetlaiant, and the erection of oeatly aaohtaary, btaa enabled to produce that GRAND DKalDIUATtfM,

^Perfect Speotaolem

No. Eaat Waeblngton SUrete

5} bej st- Jj I'JW 'v{ Oj "SIM

INDIANAPOLIS.

We have lately removed'froar out o1l war room, No. 39 South lllinoie Street to tba abua location, whare. we are prepared to offer^ r. I 'Si .ifl

Especial Inducements -iS58

si'Vr

flolisiitisaaJStfi

cor:'

rv* Jnnnsrs

it? tdiiiioaifi

In all woods, and ogvored In Terry, .„ep, v.

f,w

ioiothj Damask or Plnsh.

In oiled Walnut, ash, chestnut, oak, mabogan or rosewood.

-i, ortrai-~

Dining Boom

hfiipiteh

tU'

above

prizes

for 25c.

Tleketa describing Prices*are eiAi.ru in Invelopes and thoroughly mixed. On receiptors cb«U|-« Sealed Ticket is drawn without choice and sent by mail to any address. Tbe Prize named upn it will be delivered to the ticket-bolder on payment of ONE DOLLAR. Prizes are immediately sent to •ny address by express or return loail.

Ton win kaow what your Prize is before you pay for It.- Any prize may be bxohasqeo lor auotner of Cne same value. AO Ulanks. Our patraasean depend on fair dealing.

Befeexkcis.—We selcct the following from many who have lately drawn ValuablePrizsa aod kindiy permitted us to publish tbem Andrew J. Barns, Chioago, $10,000 MUa Clara 8. Walker, Piano, $600 James M. Matthews, Detroit, 16,000 John X. Andrews, Savannah, $6,000 Miss Agnes Simmons, Charleston, Piano, $600. We publish no namea without permission.

"We know them to be a lair dsal-

lug firm."—A", T.

herald,

IV 1 Ji if* A

May 23. "A friend of

onra drew a priis, which was prs»ptly received."—Dailj

Newt,

Jane 3.

Send far circular. IJbaral inducements to Agenta. Satisfaction guaranteed. Kvery package of Sealed envelopes contain one cabb

GITT.

Bix Tickets Ut 91 13 for |2 35 for §6 110 for Si5,oo.

All latter* should be addreaaed to HABP WILSON CO., m24w4t

S31

Broadway, NT. T.

"Stat

•JKt.

3.READ!

1 la Me Muml

r|ifi

fii

cheap eat book mr

p« bile bed. contallM aatlylOO pagaa, and 190 Baeplatea satnuivig of the aaatoay of tbo human organa En a itate ot bealtb and dlaeaae, with a treaties on early errora, ita deplorable oon-

enccesafal mofeafoiin, aa afcowm by a report of casee traated. Jflteiihfal adriaer to tho urtM and thoaa costamlatlsfciaairlasa whoaatertaia donbtt cf.ttott pliyattar oonOltlon'. Ami bw et pottage to any M4«MO*B-iMcl|»erat«aata, ia

rtr

•tis/action

which bavatean sold with uolftnited satii to the Wearerala Massachusetts, Hew Tork,

New Jersey, Bhode Islaad, vilk' .' Ohio, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Michigan,

IlltnoH, Kew HstDp|hire,

Yormont, Maine, I

These Celebrated Perfected Spectaclfs nevr tire the eye, and laataaany year* wlthout chaftgo!

Me»srs..LAZABDS*. MOBB1S have app^ntfd

». FRJBfiHAir Dealer in alt kinds of Americas aad dwlsa Watcb es, Fine Jewelry, DjaBQi»da, Bblld 8U*er and Plated ware, Clocka. Faarir 'Gta6&, o,- fto., ^0. iibrtrtt/ »|iibnii'rfotei al4 »cSols Agmt-fot T^rre^aaatt, lad. ,1 Ti nc. tIT leib So idftr sib aottu 8^0^091 tOa

tvii'o js*

fri

Is the first-inquiry the sick make concerning a Medicine. Suppose TARRANT'S SFIIWR APB, RI8NI ia_tha.subjset-oijhe iuterrogatory, what then? Simply this reply. It Will relieve AHf| cure kradacbe, naues.iUtvlenee, nerTonaaees, cestiveness, debility, bUlooaaesa and indlgea. tlon.

efH-yjz, a&t

..U ton I .m ft,

WALTER&SPPIR6I0E8BN.

jedae'ssvo ion Msioo qa .act i' js-yiWatsrgeJ fidJ vd Ls^tio^ia ciao edi j£tl

StOae BulKLng Work, Itallaa Markle a7«

-oh

•js* i'. 20 02 Harble, Slate andtfra Grates,

Steam Works-and Shopa on OBBffRT St., between 9th and 10th, near Jfata For specimens of our work,woefer to Depring^s Block. MeZropoHtan Block, Cory'a' 'and .Sage's Buildings,' National SUteBank, Hew Poatofflce, H« Qregoc'aand Deia^ag'a Monunenti,

N IA N A PP LIS a

is ,nyi.

--U32 .'I

u-Raoo

vlgtioii#

xsolsiqo eidl W

mHsoiii ijoowa orfi oi eooaieiai a jnrsd

irroSi^K^juf^isfi

'IIKMII

S-OJR

Cane and Wood Seat Chairs,

nul

SOFAS AND

A TOTAL ECLIPSE

Hu drUln elbctt npon the coutitaitoi of (be

Human Race,^1

reepectiiu the weliare of maokiniTT All Ton It a aad Kaaa Jttttaaa.aaU. -Patent Uedtolasa, am belagcclipaed by the

Standard Wine BUters

4ibslb#t -gmiwiti

•t'at-xi

i.vj

"TheMoet Wonderful Medicine Known. Curea In •verycaastbe weak and sickly. Children grow us

GREAT EXCITEMENT la alt parta of tha country on tha dl acovery of Mktaeombioatioa of SFUB'8 NAtlV* WlN* with Patafian Bark and Ilerbi and Boots. Orders are psarisf to from all parta of the wa rid.

It oromoteadigestion, act* npaa the Jilver and thaKldieys,aud craitea a Hnxgerlag Appetite.

MOTHERS,

ltyon.tove your children, wia^ to make them healthy and pro!oag their Uvea, use these Bitten and no other. Pon't fall to ask for

Speer's Standard Wine Bitters.

If ene store haa not got them, doa't be put off with auaaetbtag else. Tba beat druggists have them.

Great Excitement in Salt Lake

Over theae Bitters. Tbonaanda are being eured by them. 8ej Brlghant Toung'a letter of tha wonderful cures.

See that my signature la over tha cork of each bottle. A. SPBltR, Passaic, New Jersev.

Q. T. LUDLOW, Strand, Lotd^n, Agent for Oreat Britain. J. LA FOY, Paris, Agaat for tha Oontiaant of Xurppe. 5)ld by Druggista generally. The greatest Tonic of the Age.

^UfMT s? r.l--.t

at m-

T. H.—R ID E

•i t, -dSk^Jfc ""Has JuBt rtesiTcd a nice stock rf 7

SILVER PL4TED WARE,

b$& i{0

°"s* Clocks, Jewelry,"ic.,

tZOi »nrHTu

& .jir aw be a

FURNISHING, FANCY

:»a .»«« iwiu

!CI LA TFJIW J^J3T{ 1M039S

|lEBRg xuiuxxi jjj 1.1. PonmiimX'i -^nolai

tonviite

sb and

Maatelsj

Ac,, Ao.

FI,YOB

To purchasers.

•ijnc'. 'i-ist ,uana $nt. 'J.O'TTid.T

PABLO SUITS

,Hf OTdtf

Sii id:

IsOUNGE8bI, N

j.., ii. »a

TABLES of every kind,

GiltandpUIn

'.)• -a*

.. 'Mjsa.'W

.c,u' i:

*G itoi KCJ!

S*#iQ -bat'

-si lei. oj»-

.js

isiiV

Inlaid and Boquet Stands &c. Kauslh'tV)

&tji

b!.

nflttttJi oi ii«| a&£ Bverytbingin the V£!*Cj aaat* As So t*

••. .•••:»

wut*

rJRISriTURE l3-' LINEr m.ii

cts&iii'.'S So ''St Of tha veiy fiasat make, and aa cheap aa tha same quality of manufacture caa be obtaiaed at any other point, east or west. 1 OSIOA*!

MTTOHILL & BAMMIL8BIBG JDBJOTDBK COM PANT

88Xait

11 hit

gaois jf

eT«w

u' maw. s-zsw&x

I si-adw»?l

VARIETY GOODS,

!0W

.And wUnat.ba.

.UNDERSOLD

At 151 Main Street.

cwouiij

HAUTE

wsslj?

Corner of Fifth and Main streets',

TERRE HA UTE, INDIANA,

Affords faoilitlea equal to any Business College in the West for

Practical Instruction in Book^JKeepinat Penmanship and ArithmeUc,

And aU,-other departments of accountantship. Studente can enter at anytime. Each student receives private inatruotion. College Journal, with full Information as to the course of instructtofc, qaallflcatlons lor entering, necessary expenses, Ac., will be forwarded to any address on applicatton' to tha Principals,

rjmga»^w3ia:

CO.J

QABVIH^ OWF.N.

HATS AND CAPS.

HA 8 TOBJ

.^JToseph C. Yates, JUST IN RECEIPT OP Mens* Hata of all kinds,

Boya' Hata of all Idnda, :. IVIiaaoa' Hata of all klnda, Infantai' Hata of all klndat Aa* at all prices.

Hata made to order on short notice. Ooaia aad see

THE FALL ST1IKS,

145 Jlfaln Street. Terr- u». u, lad

S A

W- 1 If FIFJWUE ,T»W4 SJO IK 'v vd S8»

E S!

Mi! ,#..

JONES inmmSJ

Hair rf.'i

sdl S0i urt" A'

ID-

Chamber Suits

Setts

&A4

ar-wXi

'i -.i ..s. in all woods. •j: :z.'..5 'I Rn r." -'t.ti v.-M KIAv

A JONKN,

East Side Publlo Square, TIBBl HAUT1, INO,

Have.a large seleotion of first clasB4

FOE PALL PLOWING!

AND

CVVTOO BOXES

From $5.00 to 850.00. B. KVHBI'fl latest improved

GRAIN DRILL.

It cannot choke or break the grain, the feeding being done by a serif of flanged whet Is UNDKB THE BOX that POLL tha grain down and FOBoB it into the tubea, tbe quantity sown being pro, portioned to the speed oftheflsnged wheels which speed ia regulated by a number of cog' wheals fcrming a oone, and perfectly under control of the driver who is guided by a very simple aad efficient Land Mearureattaohed to toe Drill. Tha cog-wheels are not loose and liable to be loat, bat are faatened to theDrilLand tbe feed isregn lated without moving a wheel.

Tha Drill is Cheaper

thin any ether, and will be aold on time to responsible parties, but extra Inducements are

faredcaahbuyeis. IFe have the bejt

Ssj

INSURANCE.

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

"F THE WORM)

tin •eltpeaJMit ia sow tahtaa ^laca

min

NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,

ri.,'

SfEER,

o» «a«

United States of. America

0HART8RKD by SPMCIAL ACT of mm*

CASH CAPITAL 91,000,000

---v,'i- ,ft|i 1

.'p.

.•

BRANCH Orriov^PHIf ADELPH] &.

'M»~.

oft'icsni it.tMtfi'it

OL&klUiUll H, CLARK, Philaus |ihc*t Pr* uricr.i JAY UOQKB, Chairman Finance •ni KiMbttfv OomnlttM. HMNBTI. COOKS, Waahingtoo: Vlce-rnsttSoui. IK1B80N W. PERT, Philadelphia, "ecrstar) and Antnar FBAKOIS 3. SMITH, H. D., Phlladdphta, Med leal Director.

Thie Company issued, ia the ffrst TEAR of ita distance 5Ai/Si-.-

|jfT0 POLICIES,

3 INStJBINQ 0\ SB

19,250,000 00.

The Annual Premiums upon which amount to

OVER 8750,000.00.

livij

NATIONAL LIFE

the

INSURANCE COMPANY, of the UwiTEp

STATES OF

AMJBM€Ar-a£forda--unequaled

security to its Policy holders and combines the advantages offered by other Companies, with several, peculiar

cess proves it to be the most popular Life Insurance Company in the world, with the Public, as well os with Agents. I^Appifcations foifTnsurance or for Agencies can be made to thF Company direct, or to anA of the following* i-

ftTOHNW. KLLIB

Condensed Time Schedule, May

of-

Vc ONE HORSE DBILL hd

For sowing Wheat ia atandlng oorn tabs found anywhere.

CAX£ KILLS—with boriijnUI Boilers, with vertical Boilers. 'J, .}

lixi.

CipEK MILLS—three elzes, threaprlces^

IWIvery Drill, Cane Mill and Cider Mill warranted. We are prepared to till ordera for DBAIN, TILK attdFIPR of any aizeand in any quantity, an to fhrulsh estimates ot cost of draining laul if data are given. jrojvjffis &> JONK8.

BILLIARD ROOM

IeVAt

CHve us a call. ##)],,

the Teratoma Hotel,

Nes. 174 aid lTOMaia St., tet. Oth aad Tth. sta^ TERRE HAUTE. IND. With Six ot tha finest Tables with rniLAn'1 PATENT CUSHIONS. tv-fpTimp 'i W. SHAFFER, PKOP'E.

Pure Gpppir Dit tilled

CO.

CINCINNATI, OHIO,

General Agents for Ohio and Central aad Sor.tb !,»., era Indiana.

H. «y, KEELEIi,

Sadwly

Agent ibf Terre Haute, Ind.

,-m.te? ti

RAILROADS.

INDIANAPOLIS

& 8T.

L0U18 R.

SUMMER. ARRANGEMENT.

3 THROUGH EIPMSS TRAINS DAIL)

Terre Haute and all Cities, and Towns West-

15. 1869

1| f.) Dally Bvtry Day except Sundays. Westward. Might ex. Fast ex. Night ex. Terre Haute, leave 11.10 35 am kc.lO i:i

Maltoon, arrive 1:47 am 9:19 am 1:12 pm 12:49 12:10 i:ii5 p. 05 6:1°

Tolono, Champaign, Chicago, Cantralla, Orflro, ui.1,1 Pana, DiCator ?,• Alton, St. LouISi

1:23 a 1:53 a Bi 8 CO a ni 8:45 ni 2:00 a tu 2:58 0:50 ni lt:U5 7:50 ui

6:*"

H' «0am 8:45 i»f •)-0Q m. 2M am .3:35 alii ll:0Oam BS815:80 a 8:50 .-'ji. li:35 am 2:18 pm

S:36 am 4:00

Ma. North

Mo. B. B. leave 9:30 am 4:30 9:30 am PacificB.K. 9:15am 4:45pm 9:15am Macon, arrire &30 ja 12:25 a C:30 a ni Jefferson City, 3:15 11:21 3:15 am Kanaaa City, "ll:UOpm 6:00 a 11:00 am Leavenworth l'J:15am 6:30 am 12:15 a ni Lawrence, 10:35 a 10:96 a 1U 35 am Tcpeka, 1" 12:06 12:06 W illi ni St. Jcaepb, 12:00 8:15 am 12:00 n, Omaha, 7.00am 3:30 pm 7:t0am

Acconmodation train leaves Torre Hautediily, except Sunday, at 4:55 m, arrival at Mat toon 7:35 m, Tolona 1:23-* naaiad Chicago 8:00 a in.

Palace i'J

Sleeping Oars on all Nigh! Trains.

rl &

Baggage Checked Throtigh. J. D. HIBKIMEB,

JSO. S. GARLANP, OanlPase'r Ag't.

Gen'l Bap't.

may21

,'.£ j0'v« us

Kr beeg'S

^UNIVERSAL RUSSIAN HEALING SALVE 11

This valuable reqtd haa etfected Innumerable curts, and haa gained for itaelf a great rxputa. tion. Tha dlscovetar of this 8»'?e haa applied it with eminent success In thousands of casts daring tha Crimarn War, an4 ha cured dangeroai wonnde, In many cases considered mortal.

Mr B. Baao Is tbe sale peesessOr of tbe valuable aeoret of making thie Salve from his ixperience In using It In Karope and tbe soccess attending Its applicatlca there, he haa been iudu Jtd to introdace it Into the United bt.ite-.

IT Ul,lSVBj PA1M 'i'hose w|o have wounds, bruises, cuts of ail kinds, or sores, Felons, Hcratehs, Mosquito Dltee, frost BUtan Jolnta. Sore LUs, Chilblains, Children's Scorbutic Complaints on Head and Face areapeedily coiad. It haa proved of great advantage to ladies, and Is peculiarly adopted forgathered breaats, tors legs,

to.,

raj

Bourbon and Bye Whisky

aold attheb**, aad na

^82Sl£K^#& iiS» St MOJ W4 •i'TATfO

otitr.

WhiKky_ told, by the gallon, quart and pint.

VljiiliHiXuXt) t.'

.Wutq^iv?

uJ^afinrW «.

H:t,

through con.

Boement, and other caute*. It acts like magic la reteovlng Boils, Pitnplat, and-Cutaaaeaa Dlesasss, aad..has been euicersfully used for Corns, Bunions aod Sore Throat, by applying externally every evening before going to bed.

For aale by all dru^jrtsts. Prica 06c,, 60c, and St per Jar. Office !«U'Bowery, N, y. None genuine unleas coantaraigned TC. BSRQ'S Ureversal Russian Healing' Saiva, 96CBaserr. Now Tork

For aala by John F. Henry, No8 College Place T. Ju y3ly

COAL.

gULLIVAN COUNTY COAL

Being now prepared to All all orders

tor

Sul

livan Oeuaty Goal, whicb is claimed to be equal to the Brazil, for all domaatto purpoiea, «ill dvHrsr to

part of tbo city, by leaving your

order at office

C. B. Biyant A Co.. C. I. Blp-

lay, or J.A. Foot's Tea Stare, with whom I h*ve made aFrnogementa .to flit all orders, and ire all intormMioa in regftd so the bastaeaa.

Ol6dtf J. A. HOROAK.

JJIYEK COAli

JOHN McFABIiANK la how'ielifag lie test article of Blver Coal, sareened oa tae widest screen id use ia Vigo county, at as low a figure as an inferior article can be pure based. Tho*- wishlag to lay In a supply should look to thar Imprests, and boy tha beat when it Is as

cheap a.

poor article. Orders left at tha Post Office Lobby, at th« "Vigo County Scale*," or addressed to Bo* 69] P. O-, Terra Haute, will receive prompt attention- sjt*.-. 1 *n«17dw

ti v:~l £•, ,5Sj rjsr

Kest t-i -i

JiOkO"

in1

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