Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 December 1869 — Page 3

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Yearly advertisers will D«i'inbweJ —.Y CHANGES of matter FREEof The rates of Advertising ill the WEEKLY EXPRESS will be kalf the rates charged "w»- Advertisements in both IWiILT and WEEKLY, will bgcharged fnU Daily rate* and one-half tne Weekly rates. 09* Legal advertisement* one dollar per square for each insertion in weekly.

HMomI -SnUces^-cflnU-ftW,,,1 item however snort inserted for less than 5Q«ents. :vi, v. *r Marriafce' and Funeral notleertl.00. iff tgr Society meetings and Relifious notices

S!5 cenU eaph ^sertion.linvarifblyi? aq0* Collections will be made quarterly on all advertisements.

•r, a ^.-PE^SONAI* tnTfT A PARKGFMLSBBIY HAS lettiH^etxMion.

Hawthorne's widow is at Dresden.

resa Eugenie-are fin dip .ierffif irtle in 'aria. Smith 'tfBrien^ son is a

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Grenville T. Jenks, the Coesar lyn bar, weighs 312 pounds. Among the jfclley slavaS at that Bsgne of Toulon, France, are five bank cashiers.

Johnny

home.

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of Brook-

Will-'U&A* fr&l

in time to preach in Buffalo on Christmas •eve. Ex-Senator,I^thatq. of California, has ibought, in-'fifcndoij, 9 of .books for his private library.

Two maiden daughters of Geii. Miller, ofLundy's Lane fame, reside in Temple, JJ. fi.' and scarry oaa fanx* with muck45uc$fe Siiii I »Ui *10

John Russell Young takes charge of the Philadelphia Morning Post

on the 1st of

January. Flechter is playing his deprture for New

I'J^kejJf thS GjlilvSroin^i&cfin^iaj bleA shotai tfraot^-dne tfmes injth# fotjh£ee years.

Count Ostrowski, who was President of the last Polish Parliament, of 1831, died latly at Cracrow.

enHifltenfl^d tt jpteaipU By*jthe

Buffalo Pr

An Indomitable Old Ball. Old Bull seems to have about as many lives as chanty? ruined as many times as a Wall street broker. He began life by running away from the Btudy of theology to study music,

sfimffissai erty and despair, and being robbed of all he had, threw himselfinto the Seine. But he was fished out an^-saved, and found, favor with a rich lady, who made his fortune for him. But the insurrection of 1832 made him forget the fiddle and the bow

He dateWiitto thfc figWi»&> afcd got dan-(

SSr «®fe?

and^happily through the remainder :f his eventful tife. 'r:». try*?- a tr o«

CELEBRATION OF THE OPENING OF THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL

Thomas A. Henkricks and Richard "W. Thompon.Jj^a^fojfjj^r ,ddresses on the occasion.

B. £I..HcJbbs,tJqhn M. Qlcott and WillinM'R. ^committee of arrarigem6iits ana of invitation for the occasion. They were, instructed toeftW^tlti^ ^b^^Wt^tW occcasion, to the

Governor and Lieutenant Governor. State officers. Judge? the gu^retM 69^1^ A

Txadee and Benevoiept ^»Uutipns Presidente and Faiculti^ o,f t^^ j^llfge^, in the State.

Eminent educators out of the State. P^c^idiBts ibf othir Norfm.! "Schdpli Superintferfdents of/City Schotols^irf the State.

City Co^df ^Tcrre .Haute,

Are rdfcciving a large lot of

CHRISTMAS GOODS!

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Tool Chests for Boys!

All sixes, with from ten to forty-five tools each. Latest stylo

Fluting Machines

A large lot

sd Universal y* «mbotf ^Cn#Cri}

Clothes Wringers!

The best in mi: We kaitCa Vfeai^fiii^miKiff

Pocket, and Table' ^Hery I

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SPECIAL NOTICES

The dreat FTETERUL AANAAL Hostettor's United States Almanac for 1870. for distribution, gratU,

tha?m*inbral. junonn effects iTatheeotb

TERRE

HAUTE JANUARY 5TH, 1870.—At a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the State Normal Schodlf oh Nii*ScP khH Wfost., it was ordered that the institution should be

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(Dhaunccy .Rose pf Terr^ Haute,

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John Purdue. ofjWayette. ,» WAshirigton, C. PePailwof^ew Albany,. Editors and ppf re^pondents pfthe Pr^s, And other frtends of education.

CHRISTMAS

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Cory & Decrees

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Of elegant styles

SHELF BRACKETS,

BSValS®

SKATES, all prices.

CORY & B^FRESS,:

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TERRE HAUTE, IND. 31 fiv

MEDICINAL.

^tween4thand5th. i'$! All calls answered promptly, day

throughout tho United

States and all eiviliied countries of tiie Vestern Hemisphere,i» now ready for distribution, and all who wish to understand the true philosophy of health should read and ponder the valuable suggestions It eontains. In addition to an admirable medical treaties on" the causes, prevention and cure of a great variety of diseases, it embraces a large amount of information Hnteresting to the merchant, the mechanic, the miner, the fanner, the pliuiter, and professional man and the calculations haye been made for such meridians and latitudes as are. most suitable for acorrect aod comprehensive National CALKHDAR.

The nature, nses, and extraordinary sani-i-taiy effects of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH-. BITTERS, the staple tonic and alterative more than half the Christian world, are fnlTy set'forth in its pages, which are also interspersed with pictorial illustrations, valuable recipes for tbc household and iann, humorous aneodotes, and other instructive and amusing

Ing matter, original and selected. Among the Annuals appearing with the opening of the year, this is one of the most useful, and may be had fur

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astir*.

The proprie

tors, Messrs. Hostetter 4c Smith, on *eceipt of a two eentstamp, will forward a copy by mail, to any person who cannot procure one in his neighborhood. The, BIT?$R£ JffP, ?o1^ every city, town and rillaje, and extensively used throughout the entire oivilised world. -•"f'l if' 'ii"

Allceck's Forous Plasters. seem to possess the quality 6f ^ccumiUating Eleotjpici^yJ anil imparting it to the body,'whereby the circulation of ihi Blood becomes exuali«ed hpon the parts where applied, !«ausftig pain and* morbid action to cease. XhP: Parous Plasters art flexible, and fovnd of a great help to those who have weak back., or pains:In theside.^Espe,^ialy are theyvaluable to,those who have neglected colds.. They are often preventives it

Consumption* i»ay, they are believod to

iiuuuu/ Steele, the "Oil Pri^jjft driving "Voire loosened the" gras^ of this terrible afflicka Ofi^i,'ihdbcett taiihlt inrtrt/merital in effect^1 "ink a cure.•' In variablo climates they should be:worn on the breast or between the shoulpers.orover the kidneys, by those who are iubject to take coldeasily. dwlw

BOtTisEDXPAfflj YSIS. This iq the proper title of the Ihorrible metallic Hair dyes. Worse thin thelfate ofAbsar lorn may. be the fate of those who use them.

One Wholeaoi^e Ifrpparatifen foi changing the hia^r to any desirable shade Ifrom browu to jetiiack may be procured evrtwhere. visi

Criatadoro's Excelsior Dye After careful analysis, Professor Chilton, thfe distinguished Chemist, has authorized the proprietor to declare, on hi^ hehalf, that it contains nothitrg deleterious to health. No other halt dye in the world has the like guarantee.

CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRBSEVATIVE, as a Dressing) actalike a.charm, Try it. 8dwlm.

TO OWNEBS OF HORSES. ^thousands of Horses die yearly from Colio. j'This need not be. Dr. Tobias' Votetian Horse Liniment will positively pure every case, if given when first taken. The cosi: Is only one dollar. Every owner of a horte shjould have a bottle in his stable, rerdy for ude, 'Itii« warranted snpffior to anything elso for,thefl)iro .of Cuts, Wind Galls, Swellings, Sore Throat. Sprains, Bruises,Old Soree, Ac- This Liniment is no new remedy. It has beieri used and approved of for 22 yearslby the firfet horsemen ii! ho country. Given to an ^er-driren horse, jit acts like. made.,. Orders stantly tece ved from the racing itablet of England

as inl832, and was mixed up pretty general in the revolutionary movements of that jpetioA HaViug-Aflas^got) ttaxtagk with his revolution", Tie went again to fiddiing. ibtnlt theiiter in jBfergqn, Win dertook to bring out political dramas, was! aid ^Tfom^r&awiSttoi: arrested, and ruined pecuniarily._ 3He. Jrhe peculiar action of this medltjlBe ripens

thon laft JBwpay ,,1 jtfig,.lindartoftk

to plant a coloiw^f Nor weriana in Pennsylvania but tn^mbnj* prflvM a disastrous failure, and Ole Bull was again ruined. He nw^hi-ecL-the $ew York Academy of Mt»l i#ifr«t«ipHsd to carry on that establishment. But he shortly failed and was ruined once more. Since

for it. The celebrated Hiram Wood

ruff, of trotting fine, used ifriftr ysars- 'Col^ Philo P. Bush, of the Jerome Race Course* h4s.g|i,YSiia,«prtiftcat,e w^ipk ean b? sepn at thje Depqt, staihg that after ye»rs of trial, it is the beSttn the world. His address is Tordham.N.T. No one once using it will ever be without it. It is put up in pint Bottles, gold ill Druggists and Sailers'"throughout 'thfl United States. DepWt 10 Patk Place, New 8dwlm

Consumption.,

The Three Remedies. "SCHKNCK^__

Philadelpl—, the treatment of Pulmonio Consumption, Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter, discharges it, and purifies the blood. The andrako Pills adtupon the lirer.'remwrh all

moet iHWunin^B^ causes pf Con-

snmption. The Sea Weed Tonic invigorates the power* the stomaoh, and by strengthening tho di-

blood, by which means the formation ox uleers tuberclesin the lungs beoomes impossible.

fDr."Schenck's Almanac containing a full ttoaUWl Qt». itAerroHous jfcrma of.diaeascuhiS mode of treatment, and general directions

SKStitrt perbor. fo^sal^jiy all druKWrtsand, [deafer#.!, d8dw

v^EDIiOCK..

Essays on the Errors of Yoath, and the follies of Age, 4a rolatioii to, MARRIAGE..apd SO* (HAL EVILS, with solf-help for tho unfortunate. Stint in sealed letter envelopes, free charge. Address, HOWARD ^GIATIPN BoxP. jPhiUdelphia. Pa, ^dw3m

•(. ••. -K!it -ti'ti!! it' Ladies Take Particnlar Notice.

PILLS!

Tin imyjsimu .nHu.

AVAllltA..NXT:.U jrjxj^cn.

Tago

HESE PILLS, SO oelebrated many years in Paris, for tho relief of female irreguAari tias,are now offered ftnsafofot tkfl'firtt time in America. They have been,,kept in comparative obscurity, from jtho fact that^he originator Dr. Velpdau, is a»hy«lcianin PatH of wealth, and has withheld them from general use Iqst theyshould be employed for unlawful purposes. In overcoming female obstructions Falling o£the Fomb, 'Whites,,Groeu^iokn ess, Suppression, Retention, or Immoderate Flow of the Monthly Dftcharges, Nervous ancl Spinal jAflffctions, Pains in the Back and Limbs« Fati^uo on slight exertion, Paipilation 6f the Heart, Hystorie*, 4'is., and will effect a cure when all other means have foiled and, although a powerful

calomel (iritirn'ony, or anything hurtful to the constitution. To married ladies and young girls who have never been regulated, they are .peculiarly suited. They will, in a short time, biing on the tiibnthly period with regularity. lAdtes oan procure aboi, sealed fVom the eyes of the curious, by enclosing one dollar and six postage stamps to

M. W. .MACOMBER, General Agent for United States kind Canada!, at Albany, N. Y, Sold by all Druggists.

Sold by all Druggists in Torre Haute. aprilSdly

TIHRltE' HAUTE HOCSE ^fT Main and &everUh 5b. Terro Haute. Indiana. '1^ ^t\*.

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This Hotel has recently been refitted, and put ill first^elliss order, offering accommodations tmsurpassedin the State.

T. C. BGKTL1, Proprietor*,

CLARK WOrSF,

Tern Haute,. r. Indiana?.

1$. H. GRIFFITH, Fropt™

!.Ofiice of Marshall, Menteiumaand Palestine Hack litiMM, .» ••. »f Free Buss to and from all trains. nov28dtf

FAMILYGROCERIES

JlS. S.

TUKIKK, T, !«. JMSN*.

TURNER ft BUMT1N, -'if. Wholesale aaiiBetail ,DEALEBgl|H.,,..: .».! All kinds of .-U?

Family Groceries. -Iff W .jff Oil! r?

We awnew ly Groceries'em b: found in such liriends and the amine our

."Wis «iLi w? i"

*grtj«ralsto»ko#Failev«*y aititle pMally ex-'

estcblishmenU, andreanest pabli^to^re us a call and ikVdPrUm. XilkiiM**!

Stock and

COUNTRY PRODUCE Bought at the market pribe. iGive us a eall.— No trouble to thowgocKU.

FLOUR A2T1 &EED. We hare also opened a#ionrandFeed8tore, -where you can ataU'timesfet ihebest^f Family Flour.Hay,Oats, Bran,Ac.- All goods delivered frie of char^^m^fte^eity^

Corner 7th and Main Street.

Term Haute, QcL 6,1869, dtf .-.'-t iriiit

CHAS. WIHO. K. W. BIPPRQX.

si Mil ill'

sortmentof

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CHAM.

The undersi atC. N.

1C ST*CP" for tho: cure of Cjmghs, Colds,

1DCA tuj iifaAM in tti A littiONI nmmntMUlA uUlfihfUVA

fi*s the blood, and thus cures Consumption,

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rspepBia 01 Indigestion, and all diseases ...ising from debility. ThisiouW invigorates the digestive organs, supplies the place of .tne gastrio jnico wfien .that enablesthepauent.to ous frtod. It a sotoreii ^rlcMn^'^^andrake Pills," one of 'th# jnost valuable medicines ever discovered, beHg a ve^retable substitute fot calomel, a^fl aff Ithe' usefni properties ascribed to ainoral, withotit producing any or lts ineso three jnedioines Dr. J. H. ^chcnck of niiiadelpliia owes his tmrivaled suepess

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^1At the same old stand,

Terre Haute

ed having S Ol

Ohio St.. toeti Fourth ft Fifth, 'hi WJHU iif-i) 'ft'rofifv'j sf "11 Will ketfH om. hand a full supply of: food for man and beast.

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PfiOUJt,

Hrll' And a goiitiral assortment of -44'^'" -ii• 3ll. iriiri *ijrft:.n .«•([ t*! Family Groceries and Provisions.

Will keep constantly on hand afresh supply of Vegetables of all kinds. Will aJhtt epen on the 1st of September a

A IflLESH MEA 2* MARKET,

And keep all kinds of fresh mieat. Ltave yoar orders and they will be filled and deliver«(d promptly to all parts of tho city.. Will aIso: buy all Kinds of

^, CQXnS?TBX PBQDUC^ '-H '11*1 Farmers will do Well £o cail before selling.'

J. E. VO0RHEE9.

augSidtf.

HOOSE andi Lot, South First street,, frame house, four rooms, rcistorn,, set with fruit trees. t-a*ing.'i4W,aOO,^ downu balance jn one aud^tWb'ySjii^ or wit? trade lor stoilffarm of

Inift. oStLTiibkory, ash, 4e., ®n Eel river, thin mil* of saw and grist mill, at Johnstown, Owen county, Ind.

rThesa_land8are

A'FAltM of 140 acres, five miles from city, 60 acres under cultivation,"balance well timA^dFtTkBLE BUSINESS including all roperty necessary to carryit on, and the

lAJ^IS^Sf i» acrts Ax miles frotn Terre Hautei on/the ^ckport road., .This property will DO sold low.

A FARM of 33 acres, four miles south .of he city, in section 12, township .11—twonty— line acres improved

:land

Many houses and lots for sale-in the city, and several good fawns which are not advertised here.

FEVER AND AGUE.i DAUSIGER'S TEOETABLE Fever Powders Kffeotoally euro all ^ases withiW twenty-f*uV

Office, iNq. 77 Libeity street, New oct28wd2m

hoars. York-

WEDDING CAEDS,

Engraved in Latest Style, By W. VJRADEK

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Terre Haute and all Cities and yiafe Towns We8t* #ltn,:r{ti\ Condensed Time Schedule, Decemberi,"ft69.

Daily Every Day Except Sundays,

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Westward. Night ex. Fast ex. Night ex. Terre Haute le Mattoon, arrive

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rro Haute leave 11.40 6.05 am 11.35 am ittoon, arrive 2.08 am 8.48 am 2.40 pm stsa:s.!5s{3 Decatur. 6.85 am 545pm |.45pm Bloomington 8.04am 8-lopm 8.15pm Alton, 4.5l»a 2.35pm 8.26pm St. Louis, 9UIO am 3.30pm 9^0pm leave §50am 4.35pm 12.10am Maoon,arrive 6.45pm 1X5Jam 9i»am Sedalia' 7.50 pm 1.38 am .1.50 Kansas City, 12.S am 6.06 am ljLtt am Leavenworth

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MA^NG

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iifier (Hoak and1 Dnsss Making-establishmftit

an Ohio.,, between

in Naylor's jpew buUdiiw Fourth and Fifth streets, has just recoivedber all and Winter Styles, for ladres and CSj3-i dren, also Fashion Plates, and will be pleased

PartioulaT ittentiiin will becition, as hentoi

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DfOMeslaaOufMtnn^ disoatch -^r

aad with pfsiuptiiewi apd

2.05 am 7.58 am 2.05 am

Lawrence, 11.10 am 11.10 am 11.10 am Topeka, 12.40 12.40 12.40 a St.Joseph, 2.25am 9.55am 5.00pm Omaha, 8.50 am 5.00pm 8.50 am San Francisco" 6.00 pm 6.00pm 6.00 pm

daily. Mattoon 8.20 a m. Palace Slee\

PAINTERS.*

W. HOWARD MANNING,

Sign and Ca^iigePaliitel:.

I am now pi«pared tode all ki^dsof Bagay, Wacon. Carnage and Sign Paintii^ on a lil,tle bettor terms to customers'ftan anyotMt flimin threlty jif ^a.donH helieveit tomt.

N, B,. All work warranted to give satisfacticou iii^ u\\tr

T) SPECTACLES.

LA2ARUS A XOBBIS'

CELEBBATia 3*""

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•Our Spectacles dud Qlp**iie»ard Acknowledged t« {piiibe thc Mfoet tPtrfect

JatennAeamiton

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105 Main St.,Na tiohal BIock,

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The highest cash price paid for Conni dace. ep] ,®r

NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

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FEED,

FfcUIT, POULTRY.

FFICE AND REilr

MEREDITH&EEELER.

leys at kw fieal fetato'

COKSTEB JU1K AKD THIBB 818.

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•For tycoon ioatesc States, apply to Agents

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160 Acres cultivation of Jasper county,

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and in finei Condition for.gardeniiigl $S)00 part down, Wane* in. f^aa*-: Would, exchange for Iands in Coffee cofla^, near BtuJlinifton, Kattsai.

di i&ifttetf .'

the,center of the coal belt would exchange. forhouSe and lot/and vacant Hits'. Farm of 200 Atrfes, 60 under eultivation, twq and ».half. :mile from Hartford. Vigo 'Jupiitto 'if22T acrtis, 801ii eultivatioh.90 lii prairicandi 67intimber. 7 milos fmnSedalia. Missouri frame house with th^e large rooms, cistern, log stable timbered with_oak,hickory, ash, cottonwapfl, An,, ,,tijmhet Jftfld 4 miles from farm would exchange for city or country

rich and pro-

liiclave* and jfour acres in grore nicely vhinhod out. The ftirm is finely fenced. This land will be sold in terms to suit any good purchaser.

A DESIRABLE LOT, oa Wilson Avenue, Terre Haute, -The lot well for it it •good new stable} atto a. cho

I fenced and has choice selection

of fruittr^fcs larto enough to. hear. The lot rt especially desirable for its location, apd will be so at a a pi

Indianapolis, In^.'

Send for Samples. no!7dIm

RAILROADS.

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Indianapolis & St. Louis R. E.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT

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Agent,

8. ,R. FREEMAW, Jeweler,

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Authprteetl Vjj Special Act 0ftnk Kentucky LeQisla* bv. !i tanr tUVC* (I Tftf 'hi olJ» alii »'», i-„

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jsiii ••i! -ii -r jiful Wsiti ,'tl! 'fig? ffVIHST splendid OhioRiverBotfom Farms, qver Eight Hundred Acres of wkich are cleared and. under cultivation, and have bees rente dthe present year atS12 per acre,'inoaeyrented,

Good bonds for the have been taken, and Will be assigned to those drawing said Farms: which Will be 81,200 W cash to oaeh 10C

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504 City Lots in Henderson Co., Ky.. Making 511 Prises in all. Valued at $314,000.

iallestFrlM,.... the drawing to take plice: at Masonie Tem-

LouiSrille, Kentucky, December 28th,

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L. H. II5K, Farmer's'Bank, Henderson, ..Commercial JOI» €. l'aTISa*. President Bank Hopkiins-

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Bank, Fa-

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B. O. THOMAS, Lexington, Ky. ffr B. TIUES, ©wansboro, Ky. Au .t 1 .siuU" nif mid ij&w

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How to get Tickets,, Tfl Remit by drafts, Postoffice money order* •e^riitered letter, or (in snmiof fifty dollin imd u^r^dj) b^. express* to,.either of the

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•KOFgSSION.

rnHE MTK®IlINGito X, Aim jtemXhM ,«M bfft. cfleds .w\en all others .hav^ failed. AU wKO areln trbnble^-al! who have^betn unfortunate—all whose fondi hopes hare been disappointed, crushed and blasted by,' false

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and)satisfaction." All'who are lai doubtof the affections of those they love, eonsblthter td relieve and satisfy their minds,*... ... In Love Affairs Slfie XeTer/Falls* all^he has the secret of winning tVe kHfeetiona ofthe opposite sex. She shows y)u the likeness 6f your future wife or husband, or ab-. sent frhend. She Chides the^irtgle to ahappy marriage. and makes the married Mppr. Her aid and, adriee has been solicited in innumerable instances, and the result has always been:the means of Securing

A Speedy aid Happy Marriag« She Is, tkereforel'a sure dependence.' '14.is' Well k»oWn to I the puhlro at large that, she was the firsthand she is the .only perkon' ULthis

proved by thottsands, both married and sin-' gle, who daily.and eagerly visit her. To all in business her advice is invaluable. She can foretell. With the tfrCatefct eertilitty, the result of all' commercial and business an a on

Lottery n,umpen given without extra °h^DAMERAPHAEL is abonafide Aitrol-

centtfry. It is that well-known fact that makes illicit pretenders cepy her aavertisements and try to imitate her.,-. •Madame Raphael is ,the seven.. of the sevenw^datightMfi,she',Wfe natkual gift she can foretoll yaw: re thoughts. She also cures drunkenness, and discovers IbSt or hiddito lreasd#es, ,'

All interviews1 Strictly private and conn dential. As afemale Physioian her remedies never fail to cure all female ^regularities, and so produce tne monthly no#. Without darftfsr or exposure. They eato nol injuw, but., on the oontrary, they: improve tho health

Therefore, come one, some all, to 111 iichiii bk CMt^

Athm

curciswATi.oitioL

TBRMi.-^Ladies, #1 ©entlemen, 11^0. N. B.—Those at a distance may communi cato with perfect satisfaction -fay enclosing on* dollar aba stomp. All totinatinications strictly private and cohMelitlal.

Address Lock.Box 581. Cinoinnuti Ofci) n? :w nniH 9t$t I.Hi: -1.... Jt

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,?i Uo!i 'i anti tf .i

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•••hi: bed bar,

-f 1T.

Shop—OB 3d street, betweea Main And dterryv' jft

^Kattoaal Stat© Bank. TKRac-HADTB, I*».. Dee- 6« 18G8. is nei that Koffce is Thereby mven tbat tt_ me«tinsr«fth»StDskSoMen of IMiBtskrll

Gwi lfomrt^rjO A,^ afid 4 *. M.wfof tbe Rntr

Iee7dt4i Copier,

^t.'O fait). ... i! ,'l 'n :t.iL ft! taw ji

feilL—-ifi'V Vn till Ol

on all

ting Cars Trai

Night Trains.

AGO AOS CffSGRBD THltOVOB. J. D. HERKIMER. iJNOl 8. OAKLAND. Qen'ISup't. Gen'l Pass'r Af t.

Ajf ODE,'

.rf

3~Jo« bib

SjiH

miit

W^«»e RKD^cxrr Cmnuf a«nrfe stow tun Before Will

snore, mora highest prioe lttttor,

The ^ua'ia'.^ no. «Hrt

wsfiar

NI?' '4* IF .IJ, S.. IISPRT IWT#

Be it known onto ALETTE people everywliere, it! 't /(l.f ll&tVl

BAKTLETT & GBUNBY

Stmt, '*4*4$

j*!l# yrff.4A #.n lOl MAIN 8TBEET, ..." t.O'b iWithtMlar**staad*Mat

In their line, Wtt i, ,,ifu ,^nd,«»}llJ

B*d pr»-

My* most thoroughly.

We iake oboasion to notify the jPubtta liiat 'we employ- no vietflanii and to caution ji ^eyn against

I nretwncungto liayie

tiJ onr I

a,.

ffsiiwiii ornAHa

goods sale

for'

dSc*

letf ln rUm-Haute.

y, ,.|f ., Bibles in «?very rai^etjf.xheaper

iiifium

Uifi

W,v:

JilTui,.

other

»I3STE c' ^LXJ 3VT^R]ES3R

Sld,te Roofliigj1.

GSxri

KEBOHAIf^

j4, q»a

as'i

born

known'

hfht.

el Me

sinl:: «BW 51^)1 tthh-ni h.itu*m.

Dasher r. n.^ «i iheteDXMKWiqHflaitcd jhi Otj! th

5TO3: brsr -f?: *, all ftraise it

«•'.«« "JW* Ji ie9ifcic nei^^e 'W^ harehisen a' g^df^ing.,. hut

OUT

poet's attention is taken op wSth'ia':

ode on ue ,'iv Amerieim Chopniiig ^laeldike ,a«hildeai ineat In three

Is. Bestotwaati fc Iteuheseenaf

mmsssz

'.viy

Ltfo

Cnstoni Sawing, Plaakintf »nd

±q IV:IS .,T^ ii.

All Work Warr#tefl.

BEASOSfvIIWHY ii .•.! J'l'H J5PI il •"it'.l'i ——I a a

at) .THE

htu. tv «1»

''rtseiil't

''-if W

it to li sjj ,i]!(!" wal a io1 ImxUb |[. iiHAS SUCH (iw«i w»ilw

'^IMMENSE .'iu^ 1-=—It In tHo city'ot'TiBrTo munityf' where it has simply becatwe tt tnllj claimed it mil do*. Our ng PhysibianS,' MinisU.o,

5»uiS^itf"i£»Tr4BAr' At home,

where the "EHxirf' is bestknownSv »aU

exceed,all other remedies for (diseases the 7%roO( «*& iMnfft,

T—

[.mi"yU..d ran f%j tt hit'

rteommend the same to all persons as a,safe, and reliable medieine. teLtTAHORMfari -i»4« ii^!nit mm

ire recommended itsincaitf first intrpflucon to ther bnblie, I fefel VartantWd in myil^r .at I consfder it EQUAL, if not SUPERlpB, to any of the popular Lung 'rtftMAes before thepublio.

f.:

Barr's Pectoral Eiixip

Is neatly put up, and' ii

ui bin

'tot1

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yf*

efir

Xanufkctnreini andPrtprletoirfc 641taww6m.

TOHN mds

kDYEICTtflllC.

Hoee Pay to Idverttw?

-.iA.fe

tfaif

B00KTRADE1

(jomplete Stoel^of GeodSj

T*? ,1

er Uian the

Gift Books to suit all tasti Mid jtoekets. lavenileBooks,)«1e* upoa»iles. Pteket Books, a ahotoeeeMetienv f!i Blank Books, aneW fall Stock, i» .. -a

L^i&mmM.th«^iA

hetograph Albums and Port Folios, come ligid see them.

8chol

(ki

Wfitiag Desks and Work ^oxes. all Ayleb

and all i.r*..

.1 .7 ', JH which- yoa masjt see, at Ml "~reciata. ... ,:. 22dtf

I!-

Books, w^thj ,wWeh,, J^,,

Joy BOOImfiralllibbabtei£ French,. Kagliak and American.,Papert imped with any initial. r,

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OFF FFFITTS iJ'

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DOOR3, i®W^DS,

WladowaMDoeaFKaaieS,

Start Ballings,

tnailq.K

Uifi.i fjreifiiiPMi,

,"T'

Abd all descriptiows' pf Ji^iahed Xjuiib^r,

mm*'

poesitPay toAdvertlsef

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Muehhas b»ea written la regara to Adrertia.i,V iiacaM.'' 1

Its Advantages,

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fi •-'-i^'Siw7'l 1

And mochcan yet be written in proof ef the

w,asMrtieathat

theeewho

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Adreii^ Most liherally,

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Advertising Truisms^

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fgiUtur// ,%JJI (h lit Eiiitl lr Ws

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fbrt«a»s iare keen swde by

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^BOOKS. n»in

SCHOOL BOOZS,

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A K. DOOLEY'S' 'No. JO0Main Street,

Jl'l I"7»t 'fiehl

-fl3Mi|l|l! MLMAROS,, ,1 .„ I It 11)1

ilELlARl) ROOM

At the Teutonia Hotel. if«Js MH

Corner Ninth^and Malb^wty 8ts^, ,i{

W: ,, ,•!]: „. I ,,

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s*h

SSfOR I'iNO&ltHBfai'oi Airt on vary ItoaMMM* hi^hrenJstoRaj.h? (wr! Ajsot.: §kf*&ri4to* anywhere else.

Orttfag totisi wifiknteiltoJi. I tAJftdMi patronage soljtitedf 'I .iM« oil ,iyli S

A. H^BOGiLEY,

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r.t

rp.TT

department of

ia«* 176 Mala St., »et« tth aa Sti Rta.» TEMtti HA ZfTE, IND.

ith of the 'finiist 'tabled witfc crr^ttioivs.

P/wrs

.iiiji'iif!!" p.rvr 1

Omit DitiUtir iBourboa.iand .Ryi A

hiskyat the bar, and

'ii

no other,

Whisky sold toy the gallon.quart and'pint. '.

y^lIA,L.EI^CyiO»: T' Hw INDIANAFdLIS'R. Rj COj,"] T' Hw INDlANAPOLIS'R. R. eOj,)"

rkKsoiMlste^ttairof'tlM Stockholders of

till

ui ry 3d, 1870, between the,hrt)rS of lOlaadjU' p1 slock A. *., fnr the purpose of electing Dire stoir Av,'theensuing r&*»<

BR N "I ll! «I.II I INNNL) •"irr 'NIL .RR»

.rsnttuM ./•

«J6ttbifl«dJITIW olM^

dience to custom' the aigae^sd-, t^tiP|ionfals gaire presented: BowLlKr

-TILIKII' I'!- JJ' 04111 'N. 'IL' pannersnip under the LAMCK^FOR'THASATS^*1

®1«,^^WRE2IT. NAFNLKAWD WFAWRTRMERII

^CE^^N.O^^TINHFL^E. Terra H»ute. l\U orders fornQoal: fllUd, promptly. A si are of the ppblic patronage is respectfully lieltatt. "ftl"

{//it?

I 'tJLIilVAiNT COUNTY COJ$L

Jf iBefng-iio^ fll! «lfo^M« ro! S illirni Cqunty Coal,, whieh lis/claimed to bi e^ualto the Brain, for all domestic purposes l):deli*er mw{ btthe- «ity, byi learto)

E-derattoapy

-i .(«•• !. -it)

IS PIJEASAJIU TO XAKR,..

Mile by all

.S-v.t^niWlgllHjjj,.«{ ifUl t:'n

,HfA

BAEE, GULICK & »n '»ti! •:r-ii!

n«w Ji:

Druggists and Chemista, an [.'.i.'TERRE HAUiTEy lNHv bm ttnm 9m

office of B. B. Bryapt A Co., C. I tor X.' A'/ Foote'^'TeaSwre, with whoa d*,.°.A?KXWtAA"A°.te

W N O

YftOALl'POALl^EltBB COAL! Screen e8 on die -widest screen used in Cgo county, and now is your time tgLget winsupplies at the lowest rates. All orders omptly fiUedw maakfal for pastftvors, I ^jpectfully litHll piMs

continuance of the same ii tj between Main drders maybe left,

ask. a continuan

^^^et^Srders wlytic ten,

HAT# AND CAPS.

»'i" iur.r •ail .['ii 1.1 nun.

T(EW "YORK HAT 8TOKE.

.. purpose

rTiIL(KKlN©i,9t

nun

jmhiilllonoi ..

He keeps always on hand a Fashionable selection of Casgimercs, Vestings. Cloths, aiidlsready to.m«]uitmin Tj'r'vurti to 1A rrHia

lo £Sfc!!f nO .nffioa lalqc

cfieSSSelr^' .®n INTER STYX^S, "'^taM8tAatrTBn«l.fei^ui7

tii ir.

Lc^

BILI VUUT:

AA) IWOFLII

Chrom^ €liCt

INtUtlANCK.

SiMK-'AT I®l -t -I.L. J'-K t*9 *R dm

AT##

The

•JSf

If DOES PAT:

HIS. CO.,

mctuallifk

.'.fjf .i-:' 7 ''f. I? -'rt i»t{t fc' r'1M1 Has aeliiarad ji. aaccee withojit a parallel in the history of Life Insurance.

-,H -Ji

nrstr&AircE COVFAST

•T».-

), IN THE ^PJULD r-i

•«,?»*

-j V. j!.H A Life Policy cpvS^n* 110^)00. can be obtained from this reliable and progressive company, whieh will -eest the insured (aged 35) enly 9195 80. J, j- *?:F. "tj'-r 1V -n, h'l'r. i»v. r..

I, .i ....... .*1 ft'1

without any Small Additionm I J«. .j/o#» 'Ji»#ere»#/"»E*•!?'!: 1 I: "I ?-i n^rjT' v'-** F- ».*. I 1)1 1 SM

This policy will hold good for tiro yarn without further payments, that the cash paymeat ef tlOjMO Poliey in this company wot

bean,token: by soma of the best cidsens Of this eityinthis candidate for public favor. whioh is destlned to de-a veir larae hnsinees here,

,i- ,ll i( vji. rst if ai" it if

li?

Ordinary vliOle-iife Folioiee .Absolutely Non-Forfeitable Prpzn payment of ,first, annuali premium.

All ^ostHctidzM ttpoti TRAVEL and BBSIDCBHCS removed, and no permits1required. .*t» j*i j|

3TO ACCUMULATIKir OF INST on Loans or Deferred Id W yclaas

inmsi

aiid NO

ofTfii&toarpaymetat on 6t Poiioiler. Mil- ,»«•! jf it [I •ii J4fr3

8"*

t.^[

v.)

THE EMPIRE

,. i.ii. iM !. «...j Ui.l I .!)« "4'

"H J" 7li*: 'ui fit iin4ltj jiff

Has organised aBoard of Insurance consisting Of some of tour best ahd most' reliable citisens to whichialldesiring .,,,,| ,b

9j|

niil. rtj,,..t

I/IFE'INSURANCE j-l sr

I. I i«

11 ...

Would do well to refer for furthor information before taking Policies elsewhere. ir.rfd s'

W ""*UI Call at tho office of the Board, aij

Shannon's Bank,

QJilo Strcetj betH ^d and 4th,

Ot upon any, of tho following gentlemen who ate members tffthe Board, who will give any information.desired. ..

COL. W. E. McLEAN. Attorney.

esiaml V.

•ltl

TEBRB HAUTB. IND.

SHANNON. Banker: -WW

M'"'

&0N. O^^WK^LY.'Mayorf L.&EBBBRGBR.Butcher. W.

r, 1 p. Fo^HAVBNS, Attorney. J. H. DOUfiLARS,

n6V28diy" 1 '1

SolicitingAgeht.

hr,

UnF^'Ci CLAUSSEN,

-ifi j? Itj fDBALKB

if:

CARRIACC8. vkt .,A

iith uauii' •*n*

M.ljnw*fo ipwiaw**^ MILDZvTHQMAB i*rQ. |lAiTia^YMaiMfiM^tirefr8v i^a'Wainui^U," ^Taale, ^9. dih« p^oWpfljf a^a at wis'

BN WQOD.

ROOLF

«ifl 01U

«selO-dly

obmuo ,ku

VIETGLMGWFA MSL

L«MM(A»,PREP'H

-HACTZ, I]rD.,I«E. W

iv Nrv« lor

I(|e«8d4{|| jfoQ) I nc wo Mi jCffh}irnv!|-j|

Oijdinary ojmeet

SIS. See'y.

sd.^hli'l ii.!..'. .,!• ill." H'T"'1'

'rCo'm

:'NI*O*I«UI **I:xrr

ikr

Wood.

aft

FRENCH, CHINA, GLASS,

QUEEN8WABE & TOYS kliSO, COAL OIL LAMPS,

o. 70 Uain Street,

|ieced6mil!i^ Terre-Haate, Iml.

nse~iio "tfther. Manufacrthted" by PDT.. B&0S-. Druggists and Chemists, fianapolis, Ind.

^AiLBOAp agency:

Jasies'H [.I Railway, lis Office urnor MUBUU.UWIt4r7t)i and Main streets, will give through reeespts on shipments of Produce and Merchandise to -all the Bastern Cities, (gr*in„in bulk ^England wn^, freight as low as by aay ether line, and ime as quick. .Orer c^r^j^d.

W«dtf BijuoH'nCoraer Tthand Main streets.

COSSET'S

WAT«*-n».r

nyailsyvt

Oil Blacking Preserve*,

'Jti 121 **k* *..•»«.•

In 11 'i rf l(|jr0R ail .w'tily cm ti Boots, Shoes ^Leather, Harness,

C«,

Is now supplied to the Trade at the Manufac1 tut •.' tiller's pric,by URIAH JEFPERS,

dldlm Wholesale Agent for Terre-Haute.

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

•ijw.ll '"I' MMi fa, ,t TER^E HAUTE ^,

rf Jh -)i!v (j?

,«3il

J*u&% 'y

porne^of Fift^ and Main streets,

I ^TEftRE HAUTE, INDIANA,s'

h''!

jadJ 11 'H )*'i ,09 Affei^f^ciHtios e^aal to any Baslaess College in the West for

FratUciil Instruction inBookKeeping, Penmanship, 11 Arithmetic,

AmH au other departments of Accountantship.

iStudents can eirteV at'khy Aihe.' Eastr sth

apyaMNAM^Hdatiea toMfisPrtBaiMfc j»Ws», ..

*"D

alexan»er & read, I

DKAMB8, OS-r

-f'jatg f.c

FLOUEMEAL,

-oM A I E

JsHtf

*!4NDPEED OF, ALL KINDS,

oiriuss

wk.'-k'-M

"fi!" Iin

XtalsilMsuxi

inyiwrtfof th^ci^freS

f^^hawerygdlfirfl

iriiiit

Ime

°sis&

p»ii#is

ill Wor^ntrilsi& to as Wm MMire^mpt *l£eciat attenticn glj-er to 9|'prn fainting

GRAND DKSTRIBUTIOIf! 11

$98,000 «Worth

Ws, Watdm, Jewelry,

#r W

If ft I

STORE FIXTURES!

Tiolets one Dellar Eicli,

WHICH INCLUDES THK

ConMlrt to be giten at Mdiart Hall, Saturday, Dee. 25th.

Mr. R. H. Elias has been advijed by his Physician to discontinue the Jewelry business that he has been pursuing for so many year*, en aocoant of its betas too ooafining and :injnrioui to his health, many of his eld customers and the most prominent and leading men of Cincinnati hare adrised him to make a &RAND DISTRIBUTION of his entire Stock and Fixt*res,'and hare promised him their aid and influence. This Jewelry Store was established by Joseph Draper, liJ 1*32- He was succeeded by H» P^EUas.in 18&3. ,R. H, Elias, thepresent proprietor, has been engaged inthe Jewetry AosineesTwelreTean. He can refer with Just pride to all the Jewelers of Cincinnati, and most of the principal business houses with whom he has had the pleasure of dding business. They will all testify to his honesty and straightforwardness. The patrons can rest assured that the utmost fairness will be the 'greatest aim of Mr. all will share equally in the

Prisssaewea Exhlhltlea sadTleksts for Sale at '1

k.!'k. ELIAS' Jewelry 'Store, No. lit West Fourth Street,

Ctaselnnatl, Ohio.

Camber of .Tickets Limited to 98,000- ...

CAPITAL PRIZE, A FINK

DIAMOND RING and PIN

Valued at ^6,000. fiAAO) other Prises ranging in Value from OWfl 11.00 to «1,000.00 each.

The distribution of Prises will take placo at my Storey 16 West Fourth Street, December 25th, 1869. at 3P. M. The Committee will be appointed by the Ticket Holders, to make

A List of the and sent to

impartial and fair distribution, Dfawn Numbers will bo printed each Ticket-holder. lates ef Jtlseaantea nskstsi 1 Tickat $1.00 6 Tickets 45-16 3 1.95 7 «... #.80 3 2.90 i.,^735 4 3.80 0 8.80 5 4.70 10 f» ».40 av All money should he sent by draft, postoBce order, in registered letter, or by express. Address all oommnnioations to

R.H. ELIAS, P. O. Box 1312, Cinetsinntl, O. diod from*Novl5toDec24th.

MUSICAL.

11., KLSSNEB'S

wr 'u

Palace of Music,

PTA-Nrns.-'

THE CELEBRATED KNABE,

stecK

o,»r. f«« Patent Cyclofa, and other first-class Makers.

Iri all the essential points to be united in making a truly first-class instrument, these Pianos hare earned for themselres a reputation regardless of Foreign Ribbon Deoorations, ic-, tc., that places thorn

WITHOUT RIVALS!

While to buyers the following important considerations are offered 1st In making continually purchases of a large number of Instruments at a time, for cash, besides receiring the benefits of the lowest discounts, it secures me likewise, always the most choice instruments. ~1. Occupying the extensive building of,

jny

„..i, thus saving tho costly rents also being able to attend personally to the tuning and repairing, enables me to offer to buyers suoh superior Instruments which simply are beloW competition of any othar dealer here or abroad.

A full assortment of the celebrated Silver T+ugaa tl. fg'p ',.»• ui vj' In

Organs and Melodeons

Constantly on hand also. Sheet Music, Insttuction Books, and every tarioty or Smaller Musical Instrument^..

When needing any a^ticlq in, the Mnaio line sand orders or call at

Headquarters of the Muslc Trade,

IN tEHBE HAUTE,

ti Ift lata

tim)i

Kissiier's Palace of Music,

tiilfo. 48 OHIO STBEET« (0|p the old Court House.) f' l'l TER1E HAUTE, IS#. N.' B." A'll kinds of Instruments repaired.

BAKERY.

UNION STEAM BAKERY,

CANDY' MANUFACTORY, AND

FLOUH STOBE.

FRANK H£INIG

BR HER,

•fl'i Manufhctnrerslof all kinds ot •",rfT Slil: '.P.

CRACKERS, BREAD AND CAKES,

PRETZELS,' !?'i rff ,. Anddoalorsin

-••IS 1

'»dl

Tw £5

GROCERIES.* On Lafoyette st. betweon Canal and Depot. Terre Haute, Indiana. Orders left at Julius Miessen's, No. l^north 4th street, will be promptly attended to.

Harng put in STEAM we are enabled to meet all orilers in our tine promptly and with ...0^01^^^^ •!•,#« »9^ra?es

U!3

ftAtait »tU -«t *ioc

r--rr

TULIUS MIESSEN,!

.1,

A tU{

AMKJUCAN ASD PARIBUS.'

CONFECTIONER d* BAKER, W. le NORTH FOURTH 8TRJEKT, ,, Bet. Main and ChsrrySts.. 'Ki

Ornamental C*k«* Pyramids, Ice Cream, Water Ices, Charlotte-russc, Jelly, Blance .Tramtongue,

Manga. Reman Puneh.Bisquit Glace, age de Pam. Fancy Ice Cream, Pastry, Sicken Safad, *c.. Will be made to ordi

Private Parties furnished with Oystm* Meats lee Cream, Jellies, Ac.,on short poUce. o'lwn- ii 1marlMit

-5n«o (DENTISTS*

T\R L. H. BABTHQLOjqi$fe 1/ suaoiox ASD XCCHAKICAL ..' N S

Successor to Dr. D. M. WELD. No. l^Mkin St. National Block, Terre Haute, Ind. mSOdtt

-pK.C. O. LINCOLN,

The' Oldest Established Dentist rt iriaan Mair— 1 Omca—On Sixth Street, between, Maiq and Ohio, one door south of National Houso.

eltfllfosatisAMtimni aft eases. JySMly

iBSSS MULES AND H0G8.-I win Mil

,..^^t.WXVae8?S5%

allkacs that may hare been en any of these j^SLJtiSiSr ClNTTtDMrft SIIV Ml IBv DOTM Of tMEt mM^ara ^n.in s^d ^Mhan twq

If you

Pc, Harvey'« .p'emfto, ,ifij ft

BOTILS. I I.U t.' I "'JJ-L'r'rro DR. HARVEY'S OOLDEN PILLS.

forspeciiU cases-

tire,

Street New*$ork!'and*^"receipt fiejr will ba sent well sealed by return mail. Del9-deodwly

.PHILOSOPHY of MARRIAGE A N«w CocmxorLKCTPIM,S asdellveiy sNow York Museum of An wWT, jortsi How to" Lire and Wtat ty and Old Age! Mancause ®f IB digestion Flatnlanco and Nerroiis Dyseaso

atthe bracing sm "Ire for, uraiw, j.outh.Matuntya. oodGenerally Reviewed. The cauM

sidered,

See.

Bryaii's Life Invigorator,

OR LIFE REJU VBNATIN Q- ELIXIR, For all Derangements of the Urinary Organs lis gives

Life, Health and Strength to all who use it and follow my directions^ It never fails to remove Nervous Debility, Impotency or want of Power, and all weakness arising from Excesses or Indiscretion, resulting in loss of memory, unpleasant weak nerves, headaehe, nervous

mreli

sumption, When the system is once affected, it will not rocorer withoutheld.. It must be invigorated and strengthened, to enablo the sufferer to fulfill the duties of life.

This medicine has been tested for many years, and it is warranted a certain cvna, no matter how bad theCdose may be. Hundreds of certificates oan be shown. Price one Dollar pee bottle, or six bottles for five Dollars for five dollars.

SOLD BY ALE DRWtflSra. If you cannot treonra it. send a staieaient of your ease, and enclose the money to BRYAN CO., 64 Cedar street. New York, and it will be sent you. On receipt of Five Dollars, a bottle nearly equal' to seven small will be sent to any express office in tho United States, oharges paid. Private circulars, sen on application. enclose stamp. declSeodwly

ERRORS OF YOTJTH.

Young Men, the experience of years has dcinQnstrated the feet that reliance may bo pla-.

ced in tho cfficacy of BELL'S SPECIFIC,

DB.

For the speedy and permanont cure of sem«$}W inal Weakness, the result of Youthful Indiscretion, which neglected, ruins the happiness, and unfits tho sufferer for business, social society, or marriage. They can. be used without detection or interference with business pursuits.

Price one dollar per box, or four boxes for three dollars. If you cannot procure these pills enclose the money to BRYAK

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can ref^r to many physicians throughout the country. In past succcss and present posiion he stands without a competitor. THE WRITINGS OF APHYSI0IAN WHOSE

REPUTATIOMIS UNION-WIDE, ARE WORTH READING. Doctor Whittier publishes a Medical Pam-. het relating tp Venereal Diseases and tho wastrous and varied'consequences' ef selfabuse, that will bo sent to any address in a sealed envelope for two stamps. It contains fall symptom lists that will enable those affebted to determine tho nature of their comt plaint and giro a written statement of their case tbat will answer almost as weir for the purpose of treatmont as a personal interview. but when it is convenient the Doctor should be consulted personally. Those having friends that may require advice, can supply them with this valuable work sending their addtess, with stamp. Thus riaead assist the unfortunates Without their crowing their benefactor. Certainly nosubact Is of more importance than purity of lood and perfect manhood.

It is self-evident that a physician who confines 1 himself exclusively to the study of a certain class of diseases and treats thousands of eases' every year, must acquire greater skill in tbat specialty than only general practice. Many physicians, recognising this fact} introduce patients to the Doctor aftor reading' his Medical Pamphlet. Communications :confidential. A mendly talk,will cost you nothing. Office central) yet retired,, No.'617 St. Cnarles street, St. Louis, Mo: Hours 9

v., to

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)hicallgCon-

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for: Marriage Philosoph.._—

Pocket volumes oontainin these

Lectures will be forwarded on receipt onour itampivBy addressing SKC't NswJOBK Wff* S*um or AWATOMY, 618 Broadway, New ioil. m«rl6dly

CO.,

Cedar Street, New York, and they will bo. sent by return mail, well sealed. Private circulars to gentlemen sent free on applicant... tion. Enclose stamp. deelOdeedwly.

Doctorand

wilber,

office, con-

saltation Recoption Rooms, 616

Washington Avenue, St. Louis, Mo., treats with the greatest success all Diseases of Woman, Lonchoroea, or Whites Falling, inflamation or Ulceration of the Womb, Ovaritis, Pruritis, Amenorrhoea, Menorrhagia, Dysmenorrhoea, and Sterility, or Barrenness also, every disease connected with Puberty, Menstruation or Pregnancy. Since the Doctor confines himself exclusively to the treatment of these complaints, and treats, a- very large number of cases, it follows that his knowledge of them must bo far more extonsive and accurate than that of physicians in

neral practice. Send stamp for Medical thirty-six pages. No matter who have failed, read what he says. Patients in every Western State. Curos guarranteed.— Consultation by letter or at office free.. Rooms for patients requiring daily attention. A lady assistant. Hour 9

-4

m. to 7 p. u., Sun-,

day excepted. j'

DR. WHITTIER,

A REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE,' as Diploma at office will show, has been longs er engaged in the treatment of Yencreral Seyual and Privaee Diseases than any other Physician in St. Louis.

Syphillis, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Or-, chitis, Hcrnis and Rupture, all Uninary dis-' eases. Syphilitic or Mercurial Affeations of the Throat, Skin or Bones, are treated with unparalleled success.

Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debility ana Inpotency, as the result of self-abuse in youth, sexual exoess in, mature years or other causes, and which produce some of tho following efifects, as Nocturnal Emissions, Bldtches, De

Power,and rendering Marriage improper, are permanently oured.

irovethatSe has been located there iy than any other so advertise

Err8. ««rTheyears

ing. establishment, library, labratory and appointments, are unrivalled in the West, unrivalled anywhere. Ago, with experience! can ba relied upon, and the Doctor

m., Sundays excepted*.

MANHOOD: How Lost! How Restored! Jtut Published, iVa teahd envelope. Priced cent I

A jECTURE ON THE NATURAL TREATr T, and Radical Cure of Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and Impediments to Marriage generally Nervousness, Consumption, Ii.pllepsy, and Fitsj Mental and Physioal Incasftcity, resulting from Self Abuse, 4c.,. by »OBT. J. Ctri/VRRWXLi., M. D„ author of the "Greon Book," Ac. A Boon to Thomsnds of NuOercra."

Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, postpaid, on receipt of six centSj. or two postage stamps, to CLAS. J- C. KLINE

CO.,

197" Bowery, Haw. lork, Post Office Box 4J86. Also Dr. Culverwell'8 "Marriage Guide.''i price 25 cents. nov4dw3m

HOFPS

MALT EXTRACT. Clreat Reduction in Price. Qualities and Properties Unimphired..,

A Deliyhthl, HatrJUoaa BEVEBAOC. ,-i •. A Pleasant Iarlgoratlng TOMC. A Snbstltnte for Ale and Alcoholic Drink*. A STREKOTHENER ftr the Debilitated. [Especially Nursing Mothers.] 5 A Certain REi for Disorders of the THROAT, ares VJJTOS ASD STOMACH.

Sold by Druggists and Qrocers. AOS. 8. PEDEBSEJT, 2% Murray St., New York, Sole Agent for U. S. and British Provinces. jan4deodly

MILITARY CLAIMS^ DAVID S. DANALDSON, Military Attorney, Ketary and Claim Agent,

JUgraUrljr Aatharizea and Licensed. Office—Farrimgton Block, K.B. Corner PnMic ftqnare,

Up Stairs, First Door, •.••.,-••

v: TERRSBAUT&, INDIANA.

HOTELS.

Jaeoh Bats.

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Pension Claims Prosecuted. Arrears of Pay Procured, Bounty Money Procured. aat Refer to Merchants, Bankers andOitV sens generally, and to any ene of the thousand whos|claims hare ^ob^dbjr^^

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KAXIOWAXi, if ,y' d,r. Sixth and

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Street$, .^

Terre Haute. Indiana. Jacob Butz, & Son, Props.

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This House boon thoroughly refurnished^ my23dly.

A GOOD BUSINESS FOB SALE

Af» a "Bargain!!

fieing engaged in other Cusi Sale my

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House and lote Mnn-.m

nortbiyaskof townon the baanU^wmr: also my thVeo teams, Wagojw a^HHffi,#sH all

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