Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 September 1869 — Page 2

DAILY

xebre

octfi poverty of the E- &

THK Jot

to .to w« P—"4--

"Wo have conversed with a number of gentlemen with whom Mr. W. consulted while in Terre Haute, and to whom he made his proprsition, and-we are fully satisfied that no prudent business man could have accepted bis terms or any thing like them. That an agricultural mjniiijpfirtrrry could be njade

to p|«e!O4tlbUMW0b^? that the time is not far distant when we shall have such an establishment.

BRICK POMHROJ

eay«. that

ances."

MUCH

THK Pittsburgh

says

THE

whkeontinue I® ked®.

11VJJ

,i»*»raar, ^tfPios

8e»t'

the Journal of yesterday

C. Bailroad. He

E'tbit ^iparrtta »Pp°r"7"„wl poMTftaa."d""*»»Me'

"ceriatn io be built vj

the a^l^^oad Company, "sure to

b0 '5,it®3ifc«"i

whM» powtj—

theme of his long discourse. ply bosh

ricullB

ral imple started in "This is the same manufactory.of farm ine and other implement* that Mr. Win chell sought to establish in this

clty.T^'

^nitalisU of Lafayette appear to be

SS?Sr1U th» «}T."«

If "the capital ieta of IafcOTtff'JiWl accepted the same terms that Mr. WXK-

CHKIX

proposed to parties tbia city,

they have exhibited anylh.ng

:but

BK^LMOST

never was a Defnoira^, tewer* voted* the Democratic ticket, and is now no more a Democrat than he ever was.

MB. GREKLKY says? "The^ationaP Temperance Convention in Chicago is likely to be remembered rather for its excellent intentions than its wise perform

has been said of Mr.

DLKTON'S

*wt ^^uii^ux-L's8KBT: ...... It is due to the Iron masters and way managers with whom .in. these inquiriesI have been brought in corrtaet, to sav that I have been favored with every 5&>tj I could ask, for acquiring the Information sought for wherever I h.«n hflfin. and that bad I been amongst

tb°

This is eim-

sharp-

«s. From the fact that the Lafayette company starts out with less than half the capital stock that was proposed hereless than half the sum that Mr. "WJNCHELL claimed was absolutely indispensable, we

^SV.„

Commercial Advertiser

AHA PACKER,

the Democratic candi

date for Governor of Pennsylvania, is as mean as he is rich. It might add, ob'^ves'tfbe Chicago HepuMioan, that if be is as rich as he is mp»n, .ho-mus^bp, worth more than the twenty millions with which he is credited.

Chicago JZe2w^lcnn',hinkBthe fact

that not a single candidato for the Legisonpe ProhiMtiop ticket was elect^d^JTiflne, ou^h.tlta «e^n evidence of the fact, which almost everybody of practical sense admitted before, tbat the inauguration of a separate temperance party by the late National Temperanco Convention, was not called for by any urgent public demand.

letter from John Ingle. rnton'a jHotrx, Sr. JAHIS, STBEET, ftTDAVr-5Atr®-1

alli5'

Correspondence Evansvl le Journal.1

THK B#AT BACK.

You should have Been the International Boat Race, as I did this afternoon from a seat near the winning post, which ia tflmmnldtsd $a vieyr of near a mile of the cour«? and l^ndreds tif thotiskndrof peothe shoTos- ^Qd bot^ts and bridges, and more, flM! flyings than you could count. Qf coutle the uffaRNAL of to-mar-row morning will have the rosult and some details. The interest was innso. Any other result was jiot expcc ei by Americans here, and we may congratulate ourselves that our boys did as wall as thoy did.As tho dyiDg Ji^addpck

Slid after his cetibrhted dofoit naar I)rt Duquesne, Wo will do better IWxt nilF?

THE RAIL QUESTION.

I came to this country, not. as your local editor taid at the time of my deparlure, to purchasorails,but for the purpose of informing uiyselt and uiy couipauies, tho E. & U. and tho E. T. & C. Railroad Companies, how and where the best iron rails could be had for tho leaBt money.

Tho rail question is the most serious one presenting itself to Railroad Companies. For years past tho English thilmaktrahavo stocked the American marltots with their cheapoat and, consequently poorest rails, and for tbo past two or tbreo years the American rolling mills have b.on purchasing in great quantities old English rails to roll inte now Amerfcan rails.

Now, it has beftn dhcovertd uaOM'than once lhat rails, as well as many other things which cosi tho very lorwest price, are in the end not this cheapest. Especially should rails, on.whose soundness tbe lives ofth« t^ayel^ig oomjnunity can. siantly depend, bo "contract'ei lor with if th« fcWBocjicrMsolven-

of thb *«^rt|d%'ottipintes Vlfe not af-» tccted hy „tto gQQji pT qualiLy of so expeo4fdjp^ei9t9(«t in ^ieir tot|l,(!est|.

Within

in a few montht it is expected

tfp^r*t-Aoui*Qdr»prii of new rails will "Io required lor the Evai»»Hloj Tsrre Haute & Chicago Railroad,and increasing quantities of other new or re rolled rai.s annually noeded to replace worn out rails on the E. & C. Railroad. Taking into

-'cVirtteideration the mora than dbubtfUl ,.character of many lots of rails that ,we, as well as other Atnercau railroads have of late years purchasedj it was, oh cotisultation believed that it would pay well if I should, for a few weeks during the hot weather and slack business, make the study ef rails a specially, and in order to do so should visit tho rail mills and some of the railway men who give their attonti^^lMB|Lftagn this country, payirf^ol%yn*6jPntal attention as I coufd to other branches of railway economy. S3 these things which are of constantly growing importance to Evansville and the Railroad iuterests, with whose oversight I am honbted, have brought me hers and have kept me and

verbially "whole souled" in their treatr ment of strangers, I could not have received greater politeness and more distinguished consideration. It is proper, too, that I should, say that this polite attention on the part of dur English cousins is oartlv the teauJt ofJ,he experience, which these railway pen ^b^Have visitea our own country, have had American politeness and loispitality^ for when on one occasion I was parting with a Railway

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lameness, that the country

Democrats believe bo was wounded in the late, unpleasantness. The £§in Times denies this and also drelretMtsihe report that the honorable gentleman intends to apply for a pension.

a cheering indication of the pros

perity of the South, says the Nashville Banner, as well as of the increased interest felt in education, that nearly all the colleges and educational institutionssouth of Mason -and Dixon's line report the entrance of ufc»^*Hylargr®te$8eS- ,,

Superintendent of a prominent line runnine out of the metropolis, who hat given me every attention and information which I could ask, and had volunteered to Ml* Jffery^t^ l^:oJ an him1

UIIUW/ aiuuaw—w plied that I had given him no trouble all, and added "why d—n it, when we come over t» your country you neve do enough for as

RAILWAY COXSTBUtrriOir

th (jfa ftOTer wka letJcV/ activity now, not only in the United States, but in Russia, India, and «n the continent of Europe, in the construction of ramyavs. This activity*is telling against us in tbe cost of rails, but it is very fortunate for trade .here, which rfttprally

to me to-day lhat this was the only branch of trade now flourishing in this country .u Following this deluge of trade |re to, by obyrved wide-spread evidences

PINCHING TOVKRTY,

affecting not alone the idle and tbe disso lule, but all tbe lower and many of the middle and'respectable classes of tbe so cietj, in such irrsnnOT^bfrt—ebiWren are not looked upon as a blessing, and not for the labor, of nuising and rearing them, as in some other communities that shall be nameless, but for fear there shall not be wherewithal to feed and clothe tbe lit lie tines. orfffliy ,lf%fP#pose of" IhfeM jb&,«peoiq|i sex, when tbey approach the years 01 ma turity.

It 13 especially sad to know, as tbe re suit of this over-population, measured by present results,..that mothers of families haying abund^rt| prjsenjt meads, ^nd really in the enjoyment of luxury, dread to add another female child to the household, because, especially for daughters,

sbe can see no future, no certain honor able a&|Jpor|. 0Tf *i O

FromwBkt I learn I suppose the aia| askfd the E, Hi & N. R. R. w|i, refused iy the counties along its line. I most sincerely trust that Gen. Boyle will now be able to raise the means needed from other sources, as ha was lately confident he could. We want both tho road and the sftoqk, which we, have subscribed, towards it, brit' ir we cahnofc baVft them both in full, W will, of coarse, take the road ontire, and as much of the stock subscribed as possible. ''The n^cefsity We must have. The luxury we may dispense with." With direct railroad to Chicago and to Nashville and into Southern Illinois, Evansville cannot fail to double fcer opulation again in less than ten years, f8** l^ARda COMPABIKS. f*

To~morrow I go down to the North,"the Cleveland district, where iron furnaces and rolling mills have, in tbo past few years, sprung up liko magic. I have been through the. works of the six largest companies inp douthi Wales, eOino,of which work from 8,000 to 10,000 operatives oach, and make both iron and steel rails, by the best processes and methods, where the most ordinary working-day life is found surrounded by tho moet grand and beauttfu,l jscenerX) imaginable. -A few few days moio,'and I»ball ag&in.b&'ait the., water, boading for "home, sweet home," compared with which the magnificence of London and the wealth of England have but small attractions for

Your humble servant,

iftMiiyggBg 1-

The.vlaSt

Words

of ereat Sen

Ma'slmll Neil'a last word'a were: "L'armee Jrancaift'.' (The Frencli atmy.) [exchange. What a ?ad thing it is to see a man close a grand career with a plagiarism in his mouth. Napoleon's last word were. "Tele darm«J^ (Head of the army,),, Neither of tKos#ieai»rhi amoifnt |o Aiyth ng as "lasrwfcrds," Tind Te'fieel "lime credit upon the utterers. A distinguished man'should be as paticuiar about his last wordsas ho ab )ut his lss'. breath. Ele should writo thorn on a slip of paper and ake the Judgment of hi3 friends on tham Ho should n.ivor leavo such a thing to (h !a-t hour JoT his life, and trust |bjrleclual spurt at ihj last niomeni.| to ble him ing latest galp, a^iifcl liuiiclmnlflt eteVaii grandure.. No—a man js "apt sto^be io iito^iifxMiusti^Ittfi if boAr and' inind, at foch a time", to ba reliaolf and may btv, lhe,:yery|tfiiny^e say, he ourii^clirtk hltolave be^de?, there are tus weeping fjriqn

l^fly^l^not^bo m^ilte^tl^e^l^lf last gasp wben be not ex|8ctin |p A hiart cannot always eip^tt lo fllitnkb: a patty thing to say under suctL.circum stance#, An4*j1t pafe ^t^i^sfwtjii tion to putitclT. There'is hafdly n'oain on rectri. where a man came to bis last moments unprepared »od said ft good ihin?—hardly a case where a man trusted

taioAtf&t and diS |ot{bt make a

Solemn tffit and eo odt 6f the world ft»ling abawi. Dai»|l 'Web8ter. Nobody could tpll him anything. He was noMmiJl ife .coaW do something neat whob the timu And how did it turn out? Why, his will had to be fixed over, and then all his relations came and first one thing and then another interfered, till at lr«t he only had a chance to say, "I still live,'' and up he" ^ent.—

Of course, he didn't still live, because he died—axtdo he might as well4)ave kopt his lest words ta himself as to have j^onV and made such a failure of it a? tbat. A week beforo that, fifteen minut88 of calm reflation would have oaabled that man. eontri^e some fast woVda that would have been a credit to himself and a comfort to his family for generations to come.

And tberja" was John Quincv Adams Relying on his aplebdid abilities and his coolncss in emergencies he trustefl to a happy hit at the last moment to carry lim through, and what was the result?— Death smote him in the House of Bepre-

seotaliv^g, ^hd he Observed, CAaialljft *AKfci£Y

"This is the last of earth. Tne last or oiuio^iy

much

just as muoh point to it. What be meant to gay, was, "Adsm was the first, and Adam the last of earth," but be put it off a trifle too long, afld so he ha* to that unmeaning -bbsetvation on' ni Rpt

And there we have Napoleon.

A THOUSAND DOLLARS RICHER We, of the young, free West, thank God, have no cause to fear that our children of both sexes, however numerous, cannot, by industry, if able in body and sound mind,, njabo an honorable living. Indeed, we have not yet quite outlived the feeling of joy at the birth of a child, which the father of our Colonel J. G. Jones was wont definitely to express, by saying, on all such 'occasions which hap-

fiened

ip his., household, that he "Wj hdosaiididollarB licbSi.'Sj

RAILROAD PROSPECTS.

More than one copy of the Journal has been addressed to me here, but not one reached me, and so I am aot fully advised ot current home events in my absence.

I rejoicej hoiwever,,to have learned by letter of tbe flattering majority vote for the Carmi Railroad appropriation. With deliberate circumspection we can and must build that road, and I rejoice in every encouragement given to the gentlemen entrusted with its management,

"Tete

^Taken by itself, "Head ot the army I no more"important than "Head of (he police." And yet there was a man who cfiuld have sail a good thing if he had barred out tbe doctor and studied over it awhile. And thii Mstthak SeiJ, with a half century at his, digpo»l, rcj»uld not dash off anything bttttiy-1® Itot moments, than a pooa f&a^lsri&Btt.. _of other man's last w^J^^hpwre not worth plagiarizing fh^ flrst place.—

The French army!" .Perfectly irrelevant—perfectly flat—utterly pointless.— But if be bad closed one eye significantly and said, "The subscriber has made it far the French atmv." and then

Kwol|tt1cR thKUBic into his last

But when we come to call to mind the last words of parties who took the trouble to make proper preparation for the occa sion, we hamedpatelyn(4'

^T^wfc^Tterfieltr^Ife^t«ester field bad labored all bis life to build the most shining reputation for affability and elegance of speech and manners the1 world has ever seen. And could ybu sup-| pose he failed to appreciate the efficiency of characteristic "last words" in the mat-| ter of seizing the successlully driven nail| of such a reputation and clinching it on tbe other side forever? Not be. He kept his eye on the clock and his finger on his pulse. He awaited his chance And at last, when he knew his time was come, he pretended to think a new visitor had entered, and so, with the rattle in his throat emphasized for dramatic effect ha iiiii t" Joh°

And

iSeviim#iJmuNblvof applause. Next we have Benjamin Frank-1 lin. Franklin, the author of Poor

Richard's sayings Franklin, the immortal axiom-builder, who used to sit up nights reducing rtb» rankest old threadbaf»*pl4tit&3ea tocrisp and gnappy max' ims that had a nice, varnished, origninal look in their new regimentals who said, 'Virtue is its own reward who eaid .iiPccMsrastin^tion is the thief of time ifcBMiilOxime and tide wait for no man," and '"Necessity is the mother of invention good old Frankliin, the Josh Billings of tbe eighteenth century—though sooth to say, the latter transcends him in proverbial originality as much as ho falls short of him in correctness of orthogra« phy. What sort of tactics did Franklin pursue? He pondered over his last words for as much as two weeks, and then when the time came he said "Nope but tho brave deserve the fair," ac3 die$ happy. He could not haye said a sweeter t&igig «f be had lived till he was an idiot

Byron made a poor business of it, an,$ could not think of anything to say, at tho last moment, but "August—sister—Lady Byron—tell Harriet Beeeher Stowe"— etc, etc.—but Shakspeara was ready and said, "England expects every man to do his dutjl" and went off with splendid eclat.

And there are no instances ofsagacioujs preparation for a felicitous closing remark. For instance:

Joan of Arc s»id—"Tr»mp, tramp, the boys are marching." i^AlastfHrtSJ 'the Otewiuiuid—"Another

t%Jrhe#'

if you

please. The Empress Josephine said—"Not for jo "and could get no further.

Cleopatra said—"The Old Guard dies, but never surrender*!" Si^ Walter Raleigh said—"Executionej,

cih take youB wbetstone a moment 't john'SMith said—' I

am la8t

of my racel" Queen Elizabeth said—"Qh, I would give my kingdom fcr one moment more —I have forgotten my last words."

And Red Jacket, the noblest Indian brave that ever wielded a tomahawk ih djBfenl«Cf a frljsndleeaandjpersepted race, e*(Jfec|with,lhiJie ftmchjlng *brds upob his lips: "WawkawdmpanoSsvt, winnebagowaUawallns a amor esaskat chewan" -rTbere was not a dry eye in the wigwanp.

Let not Ihis lesson be lost upon otyr public men. Let them take a healthy moment for preparation, and contrive somo last words that shall be neat and to the point. Let Louis Jfapoleon say: "I am content lo follow my uncle still I do not desire to improve on his last, words. Put me down for teiecCarmee

And Garret Pay^-^'Let me recite the an»B3i«ea icti boor ,V\ And H. G. "I desire now lo e^y a few words on political economy."

And Mr. Bergb Only take part of me at a time if the load will be fatiguing to tbe hearse-horses.'' ^nd^A^df^^ol^ijiiWJlhave been «ll Alderman, member oftjbngrpis, Go? tfiW&i know

And Seward: "Alas!—ka." And Grant: "0." All of which is most respectfully s^ mitted, with the most honorable intnn lions. MARR:

TWAIN

|Abrabam and the peo

beheld tffe wonderful cures which w^re produced by this drink. Abraham sajd "My children must not suffer for give me thy drink to drink, and I will giVe it a name."

And so Abraham drank, and so tjiere

bukftofld for the, stomachs and because ilwl wiffi timeffll fighting -be musters of tBoTHMitati(Ms?it shall be for

AVEWUXA! TIDIED, J&WI^TATIOH BITTKHS

I lCI!tiiironii^|Uork which it Jlas perforaied is witnessed at this day in ev Oj|n,'«iip£ri!Bb, village and hamlet uilfl tfie world. ^said, "Let it bo proclaimed roiMf)6Ftbe length and breadth of the lengtp and breadth of the land, from the and tnountain-tops, that all who from fevers, dyspepsia, weakness, Jo?s of appetite, nervous headache, and onental despondency, will find reljief through tho PLANTATION

BITTERS.

Tbey

add tone to the stomach, and brilliancy to tho mind, of which I, O people, am a living example." dwlw

MAQNOLIA WATKR.—Superior

MULTOM

to til

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

PARVO.—There is contain

ed 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 hot only curative of disease but also a preventative.. They should be used in all cases of Billiotisnees, Headaches, Liver Complaiais, F6mala' Irregularities, &c We make no secret of the formula from which this medicine is prepared. Ask your storekeeper for the Ometa Almanac, read it carefully. Use Morse's Pills.— SMd by dealers- [sep.dwlm

^^(mgoogtShr OOD!

Two hundred cords of seasoned Oord Wood or tale. All orders leu at the "Karly House," West Main street, or at John lie. Farlane's 4f-

j,, north Third street promptly led.

HOUSE—w.

LADOHSAD,

Prcp'ri

Hltcklix Pos»

AT I'HB

E 4.GLE IRON WORKS,

A. e. PBUTO», y\ I

Offlce (uaportril}) %t Dr. Wood's OIBee and Be•idence, No. 127 Ohio atreet, between Seventh ud jUghtb itreeti. jtil cklla promptly uinend day and ai(nt.

Aogwt Kfeh, 1869.

T^KMOVAJj.

RAILROAD AGJBNCT.

I Te mored offlce to McKeen a Paddock'* Mill, where I would be pleued to «ee my old friend* and customer a.

Through receipt* gitea

thing to re

Bbe™tOTll6riHror»11 tbe rest of bis life. I do wish oar great men would quit saving thesis flat things just at the moment they die. Let hs have their nextto tbeir-last words for awhile, and see if we cannot patch up something from them tftai ji&fl be little more ifttiefactory.— The public does not wish to be outraged in this way all the limb.

CHAS. wiso n. w. EiPMTOS.

*hipmeBta P«»-

to11 Cmrtern Cities. All Bail,iiid8»tt,t»J Water retee a* low, and time as quiclt as and competing Une*. Orain in bulk shipped to Hew Knzland town* withont chance of cars.

JAHUITDBNIB.AIL

•oriMdtt

o. *. Tcrrta rBASK TOTTLS

CHAS. WIHO A CO., Have purchased I ha stock of goads heretofore kept by K. B. WBlGHr 4 CO.. where they wiU be pleated to meet their friend* with a fall assortment of

GK0CERIR8, PROVISIONS,

AKD

?P O E, At the same oil Stand, 155 Main St. "Rational Block

TERKK

HAUTB,

IND,

The highest cash price paid for Conntry Prodoca.

,lldtf

,3s *•*'. A

*ASK AND COMFOKT.

THK BLESSING OF P1BFECT SIGHT. There is nothing so raloable as PEBFECT SIGHT, and FERFE0T S1GHT ____ can onl* be obtained by using PERFECT

SPECTACLES! The difflculty of Procoring which is Wat^ Knows.

Messrs. LAZARUS A MORRIS

Occulists and Opticians,

HABTFOKD, CONN., MANUFACTURERS

:TAMW

Perfectedf,Spectacles

havt{ lostyears bf Sspe»leade Expsriment •nd tho erection of oo«tlj m»ohin«ryf been

bled to produoe that GRA.HD DKSIDIUAIUM,

Spectacle* I

whic^-hayebeen sold with nnlimited satisfaction

suiwiB^afisr.'wja .i New Jersey, Bhode Island,—— 'Mn:-.

'Ohio. Pennsylvania,

HIS OS Cbfeneeticatjllichlgaa,' JllinoiB, Now Hampshire,

Vermont, Maine, limii #«»»,

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v)}

British Provinces, dnring the past nine year*, ted.Perfected SpeotacleB .never tire

the! ijH kMd laat tea*# years witl^ni«hs&>gl Messrs. LAZARUS ft MOBBIS have appointed

ThtM

.^ta

FBEBHAV,

Dealer in sjl kindi of American and Swiss Watches, Fine Jewelry, Plamonds, Solid Silver and PliAod'vfare, Cldoka, F*n% Goods, Ati Ac.,

No. 161 Main street,

Of gf *a»ipo»l Hotel building, Sole Agent for Terre Hante,lnd.

all

N A E i^

pra|aM4!lorei|b«it*i

I orders in his ttae will

nnatness and dispatob rner of third and Cherry r«»t» Curr* liKtltnt. trtr

W. CWONNEL1.

Having porobaifed bapk from E. W. Obadwlck, Ornber Co.,' tbe pnlort%jfpr» Establishment, and havtns

AmI-

*vae) »arsr wperlenoe in the

a S a rial Oeak«$ 0ukeM, aud WwKlmi OotHnn, ot all styles aad nizos, from tbe bust and iftrneu atorfc of bnrial msterial In tbe State, »t No 8 North Toird Stree', Terre U»'Itfl. Indiana. 3

Iwrs 29.

BBTAITB LIFE INVIGORATOB, cRfirfs RKjuvaxATixa blixib, for all Derangemonts of the Urinary Organ*.

It gives

iy'hf*/malth

and mrenglh

to all who use it and follow my directions.

CUBE,

no matter how

bad the Cfao may bo, Hundreds of certificate# csn beshowar °fe Per bottle, or six bottles for five Dollars.

SOLD BY ALL DBUGG18T8.

If y»n cannot procure ft send a statement ol yonr case, and euciose the money to BBYAN A CO.. 61 Cedar street, New York, and it will be sent yoa. On receipt of Five Dollars, a bottle nearly equal to seven small, will be s^nt to any express office in the doited States, charges paid. Private circulars sent on apptlcatioa. Enclose stump. dec!9Jeodwly

Si!Willi, BOOKS,

A. H.DOOLBYS

No. lOO Main Street,

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

Q1EERE HAUTE

ionvntetccar

Corner of Fifth and Main streets,

TERRE HA UTE, INDIANA,

Affords facilities equal to any Busineas College in the West for

Practical Instruction in BookKeep ing, Penmanship and Arithmetic, sll

And all other departments of acconntantahip. Students can enter at anytime. Each student receives private instruction. College Journal, with full information as to the course of instruction, qualifications lor entering, necessary expenses, Ac., will be forwarded to say address on application to the Pr ncipalsy ang25dw3m GAKTIHA OWKS.

iiwlSvEimiBeinE

rail coarse fco. Far anttaii tumi'Ai DBS NAILJLXS, ToOeetone, l«ke Coutj, Is 4iut.

flUH

Dollar

W00D»*•1

PRESTOIHB WOOB,

Physicians and Surgeons.

TJ "tO TPM

Chicago,

State St.

BKAHOaXW

8. C. TH01T80* A

136 Federal St. Btostm.

Oaf GREAT WigTIBJI BBANOH HOtJsp haa been. eatabUahed l&r the pnrposs of gitiig mt. Agantt the ad vantage of the largely reduced

Jtix-

prec 8 charges, end (Hat. the Ba|7tHilt« their: .go^d* In the shortest possible time.

stpi the Mat, will ted it t* tlivir adtaalegetodtasU directly with

Our Cliiqf^o Branch 1 The quality of our Good* an folly «v!a{,atid our tens* to Agent* are not excelled iff i|ny iigPOSSIBLE honse lie

Ottr line of baitn4t*r

ACEIfS ffJUntO in.every town and Village In' the WMMn State*. CKirtfKilKI gitiog a :oo:plet» flMcriptloh of articlea'tltat wlti he told for Une Dollar each will be feoid at th» rate of Ten Cents,rach. for tl.i% /*ith coBmiralon, for 12fX with tonmiMfoh, for VSJIS 60, and coi for S6,00 IOQ,with Miainl«*iona for 10,(Jir.

Any person sending for a clnb,of T»enty, cm have aa commlssion oae of theRnowingartktIes 15 yard* Bheetingl lOO Picture Pbotogiaph Alba 11 quarter &0oey Coab Qnttt-, Ladies' Serge Bnttoa boots, or yoar choice of aumeroos othei articles forab^ve Clnb named on cucttfar.

For a Clafe of Thirty, one or the following «rv ticUs 23 yards sheeting 1 pair H«ney Oomb Qnil'o three articles from Exchange Lis', he.

For a Clnb of Sixty* P*ir SUnchesttr. Quilts 48 yard* Shestto« pair of Wool Blankets Webiters' National PiCiorlal Dictioaari, with1000 page* and tOO.engraving six article| from Exchange List, ../

For Club or We liUrd, 75 yard* Sheeting: 10 ait teles from Exchange Lint, 4c..

Send Money tn aU cases by Registered LaVj ter or Postance Money Order. BKM» FOB CIBCELAKS.,"S»

IV We take p'earare in referring, thoee Who have never had dealings with ns, to lhe largest Express Company

Ih the United Stat«a, the A'mOTi-

c«» Merchsnis* Union Sxpiets Company, to 98 Wasbington Sire t,ltos.oo, Msss., andthrongh them to their Agents thronghont the cepntry.

S. C. THOMPSON ft CO.,

158 Stat? $t., Chicago, XV,

136 Federal Street, Basloa, JbNb

MC88BS.

LOCK Hivte, PA.

IiiwiKCorr *BAKEWSLL, Pittsburgh, Pa. Gent:—We have been ns.ng yonr make of Gang Saws in ont Mill, and find them, ill point of quality, superior to any we have ever *sedj— Vonrs,Ac. I W8HAW,

BLAFOHABD

Lippeucotl Bake well's 1

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Mt UJCi!) ^JaMasTawx,N»Y. LiweMcorr A B±XIWEU.:—We have not re able with yonr Saws tbey don't need to ba lined np with papar we pnt them pn the Mandrel and they go right along.

Temper perfectly uniform and quality flttltlfpaas.d. Bespectfnliy, CJJAS.A.FOX. L1PPBNCQJT liEKWKLL, Mannfactnrsrsof Clfchlar, Malay, Mill Qahgand Orosa-Cnt Saw*. Chopping A»es, all shape* Colbain's Patent Axe. SlwyeU, Spades and,Mile a Patent ^Covered Scoop.

OIL YOUR HARNESS

Frank HUlar'i prepared Harnesi Oil Blackinf, ia new style cam, neat and convenient.

Frcserte Tour Leather! KIEF TOOK FBBT DBI! Frmk Miller's leatk er Preservative aad water rroof 011 Blaeklasf, thirty year* in market. Sold by retail and job bihg homes everywhere. FBANK MILLBB CO,, 18 and SO Cedar St., New York.

Aromatic Vegetable Soap

rw'tbe Delicate Skla er Uitas aa« Ci SOLO AfiK. MMJeaiSTS.

Colambns NnriBery ».{* C8TABLI8HED 1855. Fruit Tren, Small Frruilt, Ontsweutal Trtti, Botei 8kr*b, kc. Best kinds for the West, bergftqaanj titt fine assortment best qualltyi prioes roason. afclfl Datipfjtction guarante«M. Correspondence solicited, and prioes sent on application.

npfep (altato jrfemove Nerfon* Debility, lmpotency or'-wait of power, aod all we«koe,s arising from Kzcessea or ^nditpretjon, resnlttug in loss ot memory, unpleasant dreads, weak nerves, headache, nefroo* tretsblltog, geaeral lisaltude, dimness of vijion, flashing of the skin, which, il neglected, will surely load to Insanity or Con•nmptlou. Wben tbe system Is Q*cs affected, it will not recover withont help. It mast be invigorated and strengthened, to enable tie sufferer to fai&ll the duties of life.

Ibis medicine has bqen tested for many years, and't is warranted a certain

B.-G. HANFOBD, Uolnmbns, Obi')

Agents! Read This

11/K WILL FAT A6BNTS A (TAUBY 09 $S0 If per wetk an 1 expenies, or allow aiarge cent mission, to. sell onr new and wcndertnl inv*tt -tions. Address M,

WAOSBSACO.,

1188 B.

Mafpkallt Mich

igjfin How I Mto ia tlx "toaths, ^IlfViod sample mailed free. A,J.Fall

Secret

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A. PAIFNKSFOCA'S

TKBM1FCGE.

ravIlK MAGIC CQMB will change any oolored Jiharor beard to a permanent B-ack or Brown. One Comb sent by'mail for 91: For aala by Merchants snd Prufglsticpaerally, Address, Jtfaglc Comb Co., Fpri»gfield, Mat*.

ASK yonr Itofor or tfragfllt Coir SWEKT QUININE-it equals (bitter) Quinine. MTd by V.

BTKABNE, FARK

Chemists, New York.

c.wime»oo.,

UOj

66 V88KNCE OF I»K."-jo cents for 1-2 pint »f -•^the mon teautifol Black Ink in the world. It flows freely, aLd wiU not cirrode itetl pent. Trade rosrk "JEssenoe of Iok." For sale oy Stationers, Druggists, Merchant). SPEBBY A CO., Hanulacturers, 599 )»readway, N. T. Oity

DON'X 8HAK£. THK SUREST AGDK ESMSDT KNOWN.

Joka

sop's table Caadf Ague turc. safe, l'er mrtiect anA c(fretaal. Jo pleasant oterjhody will eal it.'Contains no potion.Sold everywniro Made and aold by"

HOWELL A" JOHNTON.

sealed

Bt4ford

Ind. Sent, post pai on reaeipt of price.

|kR. WHITTIKK, 617 St. Charlts St., 8t mw Lonj,j j(o., of Union-wide reoutstion, treats all Tcnsreal aiseast-s also, seminslemissions, im potency, Ac., ths resalt of self-abaae. Send t» stamia Jut sealed pamph'et,*50pp.

sc. Coi

who failed, stale cs Consultation free.

TtlllBTT TKABS' 1 of Clin

of ckroale ait sexui irlseases.—A Pkynofr gieal View of Marriafr.—Tbe cbeaptf booa ever pnblisbed—containing neatly 300 pages, and 180 plates and engravioga of the aoatcmy of tbe bmnan organs in a stats of health and diseaato, wih a treatise on early erron, in tfepl r«l)la conseqoences upon tbe midd and body, With tbe aajor'a plan \jf treatment—th» only rational and snceesjfnl mode of cure, aa shown by a reps ft of casea treated. A truthfol adviasr to the married and these contemplating marxiage who entertain doubt* of their physical condition. Sent free 01 postage to any nddress on reoeipt Of 25 cents, in •tamps or postal currency, by »«dressiBg Dr. IA CBOtX, *0. 3l Maiden Lane, Albany, N. I.— Theaaibor may he consulted upon any of the disease* upon which hi* books treat, «the per•onally or by mail, a$d mediCinos *ent to any part of the world.

LEATHER, HIDES *C.

A. EDBSS

rr.

JOHS

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A. BURNETT ft ,CO.,

-'-ManafeofnfiFr and Dealer la

Leather, Hides, Oils, Skoe FI«dtags, and Currier's Tools,

Kea. H4A1M MAIK ST., TKBBI HABTK, ISB.,

_r CASH for HidtM, Fare, 8taecp Pelts, Deer Oins, Tallow, and Leather ia the Bouah. Consignments always Receive

Prompt Attention.

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Parlor and Uhureh Oramns andMeM^^, SHEET MUSIC,

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PALAO£ OF AEUSIO

No. 48, Ohio Street*

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ZreCweer ef Sqatity ^nd Dean of the Facnlty odl ,nr.1i/i5toag»y

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We have lately reneved from oar old wart room. Ho. 39 (nth HHaoi* Street to tha a bora, iMatioa, where we are prepared to oCtr

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Sspegi&l inducements

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The Annual Premium* upon which amount to Wj

OVER $750,000.00' tj*1*

THE NATIONAL LI^E INSURANCE COMPANY, of the UNITED STATES

AMERICA, affords unequaled security to its Policy holders and, combines all the advantages offered by other Companies, with several, peculiar to itself. Its wonderful sue cess proves it to be the most popular Life Insurance Company in the world, with the Public, as well os with Agents.

Applications for Insurance or for Agencies can be made to the Company direct, qi| te aniC of the following:

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General A|ents fot Ohio aad tiUtaaf aad South em Indiana. Jff. J,

M&wlj 4C»pt far Terre Haute, (fld.

RAILROADS.

INDIANAPOLIS ST. L0U1» H. E.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

TIMllfiE mm TKAII3 0A1L\

Toiono. Ohampaicn, Otiioago, Oentralia, Oalro, Fana, JDecslar, Alton, St. Lonis,

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ISOUVOSS.

TABLES of epef feirul

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FURNITURE E. XIN£

Of the vary ln*et make, and aa cheap aa tha same quality «f msaafarlnrs caa be obtained at any other polat, east or wsat

fllti us call.

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Terre Cities and

Gondensed Time Schedule, May 15, 1SG0

Dally Brtry bajriaeept'Snndays.

Westward. Mlghtex. Fast ex. Nithtex. Terre Haute, leave 11.10 Man lu:3Uam Hattooo, arrive 1:47 am 9:1* a ta ):fip ui „,12:»p*a 19:19 pia 1:115 1:09 ,196:10 pin 6:tU li:tO an 8:4) pm

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BERN'S

.UNIVERSAL RUSSIAN

HEALING 8ALVE!! This valuable renudy bas effeotad innnmsrable curri, and has (ataed (or itaelf a (rsat repnta tlon. Tbe dlacoveier of thla Salve bas applied it with eminent ancces* In thousandkof eaais daring tbe Oriaern War, an-l hai cared denger^n* wounds. In aany case) considered mortal.

Mr *. Baaa le tn* sola pseseesor of the vainable aeoret of Baking ibis Salve froa hls «xpe. rionrp la asiag tt fa Varope aad tbe snfccMs »t tndiagitakpptloathnt thin.. kJMt A»d Ihdnei «d to Introdaetf it into tbe tlnftedSNte*', •IT UUXVJM PAIS:

Those who have wound*, bruises, cuts of all kinds, or sons, Faloas, Kcralehta, Mosqaito BHea, Vroet Biitea Joints. Hjio tits, Chilblains, Children's Scorbutic Cbaplatnts on ilrad aad Face aredptedilr eaied. It has proved of great advantage lo ladlrs, sad is pesuliarly adopted tor gathered brsaate, sore leg*, Ac., through coo Bneaeat, aad other canw.

It act* like angle la reaovlng Boils, Pimple', aad Cniavwua Utatan, aad has been tacces lally «*4 tat Corai, S'atoaa «jnd toft Throat, «*«efBdlly #*erjr ev«niag b'fr*

Fer sale by aM draggi*ta. Prios 8Sc„ £0o, and ft per Jar. Offlce W Bowery, N, V. Moae gaaulne unleas icoahterslgned *. BgKO'S On versal Bnaalan H*a!ia falve. teo Bsarry, Mew York

For aala by John F. Hanry, Ho8 College Place T. JUiy3Jly

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MOBOAH.

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JOHH McFAItLAHB la aow aalMng Aa beet article of Biver Goal, taraaacd oa the widest screen ia a** ia Tigo coaaty, at aa low a fist.re aa inferior artlaWcan porahaaad. Those wishing to l»f la a sapply ahoaid look to their inter. bay the best whan it ta aa cbeop ee a da-

Orders left at tha Post QBee Lobby, at tt "TigoOonaty Scales," or addresaed to Boa 69. P. O., Terra Baute, will receive proapt attrattoa. a«gi7dtf I: