Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 January 1870 — Page 3

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'S FUNERAL. THE VICINILRIS.

.'One Haadrewnd Venjfeaneftfort .''throaxh tet* ... gpeoca—H« om Exhaustion—The llortiM tafc tK

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Translated l.^un from La Liberto.

A^°*^3Victor

Ulric de 1 and a dozen promiihent demociobserved, ana more or less cheefefort at last arrived, and the ace were frenzied. In :the court yaQouse of the Dead were the fye deceased, repreiNghtatives dLocratic press, and the princip of the people.— lioud threajfcnce were heard on •every side."sired to transport the corps topers to the cemetery

Nevdly. then Bpoke as folZENfiice of this serious ace,^lt to preserve the moderatiOnft our noble cause. Inaurmountales attend us in Paris. ThT at has made for--i midable pr^id will frustrate"

Parii. Thfeie ready to crush I us. We are repel him, but he is armed/ tizens, are notYou will rupldeath.

The Goveiits but a chance to stifle thftready powerful. I know it we) armed myself. Such prepan essential, since the assassinatrother by Pierre Bonaparte, jgeance, we will iportuiuty, you and not again :en. Each day better ones.—

have it. may say

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To the fc^jd against lib-, tertv we will, the force of]

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right'and jtfWast, if necessa- day of February next. arms. Arnment, we nei- All citizens of the county who sustain the Administration of President Grant in its successful efforts to inaugurate economy and maintain untarnished our National credit and honor, as well as all persons in sympathy with the just, liberal progressive principles of the Republican party, are most cordially invited to attend and take part in theselcetion of delegates to the Convention. Jf

itisfaction from sifter once comtuction is near, reason I urge

patience atiSLet us conduct our brothe^jry of Neuilly, and then (JQo Paris. The only manifwlto-day present would onl/nour cause of radical demcl

Mr. Deleselhesame effect, saying "Fojrehe in sixteen years, the 3. Our cause must not bf I

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ADVAS!

3BSSION.

The hears*, and Rochefort mountetv Isaluted the crowd, whoe siaatically.— When the jig I the Avenue de Neuilly. place, and a march to I Neuilly was again urge£4nounted the shoulders ole%o stood together,andjnflltitude. The Worses werexc^i took their place. Some %bodv shouldal

that the

:emetery of

Pere I The pi lent, and, he was nothing and was eery, an moved towaNi .hands.

ecame vio.iming that had eaten day before to a grorse finally bv human

.'The cemv and the trees were 1 wl Furious criea greetee

After Aceru

to its

grave, MT7 eet "Citiz«s blood causiur overflow!"

ohv His full, to ed him, assas-

Mr. GOBI F4-, saving: "Our unity ^inated by err/ young} hd g6(

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». JJg Jjgg Venlave opnains to

with a nobitur fallen by tiall geartce! ^ougl posed ou»ndu

Lounw^ saying "Nt, his fiy ha jt- His 'body is none. the democracy— the era, not "I, deciaeat it« ht here, We shoulit ma rd. Our veritable shi memory, which wel car: gjj."

Mr. de "Citi-

zens—In aenc jn presence of yll, 18 Noir has beeniasina jy manner by Pi K01?reason, motive, »()rov«L murdered in blwfc. We await thniatiq If we •do not oli it thijustice, we will 1

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brother, iu wl ^me of liberty, \ed abode oU Prii I wi

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mountedice .e the Palace OCndus asfe. ed of Rofort ,e je. monstral, and

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I "But I am a deputy,

ETB1T iroKJTnf|gyrBPKPAT8)AT wo sfsr. postowici.

J:lovesawouldtr^ce

-»T ,, ,, -eave dark on the prisoner's cheek die transpoiNoir's bcjdy into I than a slap.

deputy, and *my person is

inviolable," said Rochefort.

I know that," said the Commissary, "but if you resist, you will be fired upon as well as the rest."

Kochefort then counselled the crowd to disperse, the cavalry advanced, and a general scattering took place.

Rochefort Subsequently visted the Chamber of Deputies, but either through fatigue or persuasion, did not speak. 10 001

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1500 I^ Atnoon the next day, Mr. Ulric de 20 00 Fonvielle was confronted at the High Court before Pierre Bonaparte- The witnesses were examined. The testimony of

Dr. Pinel was taken, relative to the death wound of Victor Noir, and to the slight contusion experienced by the prisoner. The revolver of Bonaparte, it was said, had three barrels discharged.

EVENING OCCURRENCES.

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In the evening the stores were general ly closed. About 0 o'clock, same fotar thousand persons stood before the Palace of the Tnlleries, shouting, "Long live the Republic!" "Longlive Rochfort!" A battalion of the National Guard was accosted by a crowd in the Place de la Concorde with cheers and greetings, to which they heartily responded.-

THE BONAPARTE CONTUSION.

Five hypotheses in the examination were offered regarding Bonaparte's contusion. 1. It might have been caused by a ball spent, hfter several ricochets. 2. By fragments of wood or plaster scattered by shots. 3. If the contusion was caused by a blow from Noir, the latter must have worn a seal ring. 4. The cane picked up in the saloon might have given the blow.

The door of the saloon having been

0pen at

the time, the Prince might have

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tended the Noir to Neuilly on the 1. Toward noon the Faubourg Ihre, the Avenue des Ternes, an4- Neuilly, the Bevolt, and the OBysees, displayed numerous groUng their way in a tor rent of raiitfonse for the Dead, in jhe Passiona. Railway trains and carriagrought their tribute. It wasnotiftt the blouses of the laboring'more numerous than the Son-producers. The women we«e working class, and the studentsid medicine were out J11 full force

himself againat its edge in seekin

attain

Mr-

Ulric de Fonvielle.

To complete the hypotheses, four facts were recalled. 1. Pierre Bonaparte, fired three shots from his revolver. The revolver of Mr. Fonvielle was not discharged. If, therefore, a ball of the former in ricochetting struck him, the fact of a blow having been given, would not prove that it had been the cause of the contusion. 2. No mention has been made of the wearing of a seal ring by Mr. Noir, who did not wear one. 3. The contusion could not have been caused by a blow from the head of a cane, because Pierre Bonaparte asserted that it was from a blow ofthe hand. Besides, the cane belonged to Mr. de Fonvielle, who carried it. 4. Three balls were fired, and but one entered the body of the victim. The two others should be searched for. If they are found among the furniture, the two first hypotheses of Dr. Pinel Call to the ground. The third would be no more admissible, because Mr. Noir did not wear a ring. The fourth was destroyed by the declaration of Bonaparte. In regard to the fifth, even if accepted, the fact of blow of the hand having been received by Bonaparte would prove nothing. Besides this, Victor Noir, at the moment of his death, wore black gloves, and these have been for more apt to

Republican Coiuity Convention At a meeting of the Vigo County Republican Executive Committee held at the office of Col. It. W. Thompson in this city on the.22d day of January, it was determined to hold a mass^onvention at the new Court House in this, city- on Saturday at one o'clock p. M., 12th day of February 1870, to select thirty-three delegates to attend the Republican State Conven

tlon to

held at Indianapolis on the 22d

L. A. BUBNETT, Chairman,

N. FILBECK. Secretary.: ,iv_.

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Decrepitude is the. Batumi MOHUIliMlt of. old.ate. but it a^ bf period of entire helpUuness long postponed by the judicions uw of a healthful stimulant. Physicians, ftalljr aware of this tart usually recommend moderate stimulation when (ki strength and vigor of matwitr have been rag* ponded by the feJbleaMs and prostration which are the inevitable results of declining years. Port wine, tin, brandy, and ether liquors are often prescribed by medican men for aged persons, but the impulse whieh fermented and distilled liquors giro to tha eireulation, andthe energy they seem to impart, is transitory, unless the alcoholic principle is modified and qualified by the, presence of medieinal tonics and invigorants.— Of all the oombinations of diffusive stimuli with the Juices ofherbs. roots and barks that have ever been administered to the Med ana infirm, with the view of sustaining their waning strength, cheering their drooping spirits and relieving the aches and pains to which they are subjected, none has been found so efficacious, so agreeable ana so permanent in its .effects as Hostetter's Stomach Bittsrs. The difference between the effoot of the Bitters and that of a mere excitant however pure, is the same as between the effect of a sudden and momentary application of excessive force to a given purpose, and theresuit of a steady.eontinuous application of exactly the requisite amount of force to the same end. The mqre spirit of physical energy produced by a dram (and whieh is always succeeded by corresponding depression) never yet benefitted any man or woman suffering froraphysieal decay. A_cordial like Hoetetter's Bitters. at once soothing and invigorating, is the remedial agent required.

Allcock's Porous Plasters. Sudden severe pains of the side and back stitches, spasms, etc. These affections are most troublesome to persons pasfcmiddlo age. Will even come on in bods are very painful and often dangerous. In damp weather they are more firequent than In dry. These plasters give relief at once, and ne4d to be always in the drawer, handy.

PAIN OF THE SIDE CURED. klleuloum. Pern., April 4,1866.

Jfewro.

T.'AUcotk A Co.

Dear Sir*:

My daughter used one of your

Porous Plasters. She had a very bad pain in her side, and it eured her in one week. Yours truly, JOHN V. N. HUNTER. 25,000 SOLD BY ONE DEALER.

Messrs. J. Balch A Son, of Providence, R. I. write, Nov. 1868 "We have sold the Porous Plasters for twenty years, and, at retail and jobbing, must have sold twenty-live thousand altogether. They are well liked". dwlm

Astounding Bevelations. Two scientific publications are in the field against the hair dyes of which lead Is the basis. The''New York Medical Oasette" and

The Journal of Chemistry" bitterly denounce them. Yet the hair may be safely dyed. Have you seen

Prof. Chilton's Testimony, founded on a caeeful analysis, and certifying Cristadoro's Excelsior Dye is not only a first-class article for changing the eolor of the hair, but lABSOLTELY SAFE.

CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESEVATIVE, as a Dressing, acts like a charm. Try it.

A HUMBUG.

HOW OFTEN we hear this tixpreuion from tenons reading advertisements of Patent tiedicineg. and in nine eases ont of ten they may be right. It is over 22 years since I introdnoed^Dr. Tobias' Venetian Liniment t6 the rablic. I had no money to advertisr it, so I eft it for sale with a few drnpgistfe and storekeepers through a small "section of theeonntry, many taking- it with-great reluctance: but I told them to let any ono have it. and if it did not do all I stated in my pamphlet, no one need pay for it. In some stores two or three bottles were taken on trial by persons present. I Was by many, thought erasy. and hat would be the last they would see of me. But I knew my medieinewa* no humbug. In about two two mouths I began to receive or-/ ders for more Liniment, seme ealling it my valuable Liniment, who had refused to sign reoeipt when Ileft it'Ct their store. Now my sales are millions of bottles yearly, and all for cash. I.warrant it superior to any other medicine/or the cure of Croup, Diarhoea, Dysentery, Colic, Vomiting, Spasms, nad Seasickness, as an internal-remedy. It is perfectly innocent to take internally—see oath accompanying each bottle—ond externally for Chronio Rheumatism, Headache, Mumps, Frosted Feet, Braises, Sprains, Old S6res, Swellings, Sore Th'oat, Ao.

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Price SO cts. Sold by the Druggists.. Depot 0 Park Place, N. Y, dwlm

Conanmptlon.

The Three Remedies. "SCHBKQX'S POLIIO-

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SYRUP" for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, and every form of Consumption. The peculiar action of this medicine npens the ulcers in the lungs, promotes the discharge ofthe cerruptmatter by expectoration. Purifies the blood, and thus euros Consumption, when every other remedyfails.

Schenck's Sea-Weed Tonic" for the cure of jpepsia or Indigestion, and all diseases arising from debility. This tonie invigorates the digestive organs, supplies the place of the gastric juioe when that is deficient, and then enables the patient to digest the most nutritious food. It is a sovereign remedy for all oases of indigestion. .. "Sohenck Mandrake Pills," one of the most valuable medicines ever discovered, being a vegetable substitute for calomel, and having all the useful properties ascribed to that mineral, without producing any of its injurious effects.

To these three medicines Dr. J. H. Sohenok of Philadelphia* owes his unrivaled success in the treatment of Pulmonio Consumption. The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter, dischaives it, and purifies the blood. The Mandrake Pills act upon the liver,-remove all obstructions therefrom, give the organ a healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint,which is one of the most prominent causes of Consumption.

The Sea Weed Tonie invigorates the powers of ttie stomach, and by strengthening the digestion and bringing it to a normal and healJiy condition improves the quality of the blood, by whiebmeanethe formation of ulcers or tubercles in the lungsbecomes impossible. The combined action of these medicines, as thus explained, will cure every ease of Consumption, if the 'remedies are used in time and the use of them is persavercd in sufficiently to bringthe ease to a favorable termination.

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Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed Tunic, each tl 60 per bottle, or 97 50 a half dofton. Mandrake Pills, 35 eents per box. For sale by all druggists and dealers. d8dw

Mien Take ParHcnlar Notice.

TKI UAL Ttimil FEIAII PILLS. WARRANTED FBENCB.

Tago

HESE PILLS, so celebrated many years in Paris, for the relief of female irregularities,are now offered for sale for the first time in America. They have been kept in comparative obseurity, from the fact that the originator Dr. Velpeau, is aphysician in Paris of wealth, and has withheld them from general nse lest they should be employed for unlawful purposes. In overcoming female obstructions Falling of the Womb, Whites, Jreen Sickness, Suppression, Retention, or Immoderate Flow of the Monthly Discharges,-Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in the Baek and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, PaipiJation of the Heart, Hysterics, Ac., and will effect a cure When all other means have failed and, although a powerful remedy, do not contain calomel, antimony,.or anything hurtftil to the constitution.

To married ladies and young girls who have never 'been regulated, they are peculiarly suited. Theywill.ih a short time, bring on the monthly.period with regularity.

Ladies, ean procure a box, sealed from the «yes of the curious^ by enelesing one dollar xuidaix postage stamps to

M. W. MACOMBER, General Agent for IFnited States and Canadas, at Albany, N. Sold by all Druggists. 8«ld by all Druggists in Terre Haute. april8dly

MEDICINAL.

yy W. JOHNSTON, M. D. OFFICE-OVER BEACH'S BANK. RaslWiHC*—North side Chestnut Street, betweeh'4thandSth.

All call# answered.prempUy, day or ni^ht.

XJORSES, MULES AND HOG8.-I will sell il on Tuesdays, Thursdays and. Saturdays between the hours of 8 o'eloek A.M.and 12 thePablie Pound In the «i^of Terre Hants, to the highest bidder, at pnblfe auction, •II keca. that may have been on any of these 4ays within tho Publie Poand mora than twelve hours, and all the horsM »»r mules that may have been iaSsald PoudLmon than two bdllle

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l.oTVi^KMAN, l™fV.Marshal.

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WHITE60QDS

We Have

'WHITE GOODS

Pectoral Elixir

claimed

Draggistsfuid Cheoiist8,

TBR#E HA UTJB, IND. 1 i»®" ftanufactarom and Proprietors. fidltaw wSm. :r

JAMES B.LY1VE, Wholesale and Retail dealer in Pure Copper ^'©istllled tucky Whisky

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CASH BUSINESS and the DEPABTMENS^JTSTKM 1 Is the one for the Purdiaser.

WHITE GOODS.

Jones' 64 BkirtinarCambriolu, »,

Cfriaolines and Lining Mnslins.

I Tarlatanes in White and Colored. Dotted and Figured Su is». Crimped Dimity.

Wd shall Bstahllsh a WhelMal* Price fer all wha desire to bay Bettor by th* tan arH'eaea BUCKEYE CASH STORE," Mala eonier of St.

THB REASON WHY

TWttL •. V-

Y"-*m HAS SUCH .' IMMMmfM. SAIiEM In the city of Terre Haute, and in everyedinmunity where it has been introduced, is simply because tl

will perform juH what it

will do. Omrleading

it* »ale exceed*

of the

etliwM includ

ing Physicians, Ministers, Mechanics and Merchants,

unconditionally undone

bewt Otmgh Btmedv

At tome,

it as the

within their knowledge.

where the "Elixir" is best 'known,-

all other remedies for.disease*

Throat mnd Lung*,

combined. In obe

dience to custom the annexed testimonials are presented: BowLixo-OaaiK, Ind., Aug. 21,1807.

I have used "Barr's Peetoral Elixir" in my family, and ean say that it is the best remedy for Coughs and Colds, especially for ohildren, that I have ever used, and can recommend the same to all persons as a safe and reliable medicine.

ELIJAH ORMEN.

&& PABIS, III., May 8,1809.

From my ^knowledge of "Barr's Pectoral Elixir," and observing its uniform good effects upon the many customers to whom I have recommended it since its first introdue tion that I to any the public.

A. NEWELL. Druggist.

Barr's Pectoral Elixir! nKAMRT TO TAKE, Is neatly pat up. and is for sale by ,all

Druggists.

BARB, Oil LICK & BERRY,

Ken

Foreign and .Domestic 1 Vtlfes and Liquors,

No. 70 Main St., bet. Sd and 4th TBRRE-HAUTE, IND. deelddwly

iETNA LIFE INS. CO.

'Annual Income $6,000,000

Assets Jan. 1,1870, $13,000,000.

B. B. MYBIOK, 6en'l Agt.' Ii. O. HAOBB, Local Agt. jalSdSm

BAKERY.

TULiUS MIBSSBN, anaaiOAN AxnrABiaux CONFECTIONER 6 BAKES,

XO. XOSTH FOUMII 8TBKBT, Bet. Main and Cherry Sts., Terr® Haute/ Inl. Keens eonstantly en hand afresh snpnly «f Cakes, Ceadiee. lee Cream, Bread and Craek''o'rnamental Cakes. Pyramids, lee Cream. Water fees, Charlotte-rosse, Jelly, Blanee Mange, Reman Paneh.Bisqnlt 01aee. TromM*daFam. Fanny lee£reem, Pastry, Toagae, CUeken Salad, Ac. will be made to order. ravMaPtftiuss hrnished with Oyatert, Meata IoeCream.Jelliea.fte., oashertnotice. mayl9dtf

Another Speeialltjr 1

AND HOSISHT DEPAB^TMENT I hare eng

Vrenoh and Soft Finia^ed Cambrlok«. Cambriok Long Cloth jind Peroalei. W Plain, Plaid and Strip«d Jaoonets.

Hair Cord Jaooneti, Ico. Plaid. Striped ana Smboued Brilliants. Plain, Plaid and Striped Nanisooks.

Viotoria and Bishop Lawns. S Swiss and India Mulls. 0-4,6-4,9-4 Organdies And Swiss and Paris Mvslltii.

Plrm and Stripisd India T#Ula»% Tucked Cambrios and Swis« Xuslivs. Alioiennes, Piques, MaraailleSyAKi.. fte.

HOSIBBY,

Ladis* English, French and fireman Cotton BOM. J^dlM Bleaehed Cotton •oeeaadFrench Legs, extra sho. Ladies Bleaehed and Unbleached Cettnn Row.

UliM fleeced Cetton HOM. Ladle* White Marina Hose. Bibbed, White and Colored M«»«.

Misses, Children* and laflmta Base la every atjrl* and tiaitlf. Mines Extra Leag Leg Has*. weat* Meeleri

Vey* Hotleiy. fient* Saper Stoat Ki Oeaf* Saaertne flanf* U*le Half MOM.

M.B. HUDSON'S

^MAMMOTH

139 Main St., opposite Hnlman's.

M. H. HUBHO^. nov23dw3ni

SPECTACLES.

SPECIAL NOTICE!

LAZARUS & MORRIS

ISB

MalfHe**. Half Be**.

fieats Marine Plata Half Bees deals Morlne Bibbed Balf Bee*.

STOE/B3J

Crockery! Crookeir!

Knires and Knives and

Olaaswarel OhuMware!

Forks! .Fores!

Spoons, all kinds. i- Spoons, all kinds.

Fancy Goods!' 'i Fancy Gtoods! Holiday Gifts!

Holiday Gifts!

Coal Oil Lamps! 1 Coal Oil Ziamps!

Japan Toilet Sets, Slip Jara Water Carrier*, Bird Cages, Wood and Willow Ware. Fanoy Baskets, Table Mats. Knife Baskets, and in fact anything usually kept in a flrat-olass Houseftlrnishing Store.

TED

AND EYE GLASSES

One of th,e firm will be at the Store of their Agent, S. R. FREEMAN, Jeweled

T^tBB-HATTTX, IND., OIVK DAT ONLY, Friday, December 17th, 18(19. He attends for the purpoee of asaiating Mr. 8. PRKBMAN TK PITTING THE KYH IN DIPPICUtT O*

UNUSUAL CASES.

Those suffering from- impaired or diseased vision are reeommonded to avail themselves of this opportunity. Otrr Spectacles and Eye'Glasses anIA rkiimvledgrd to be the Most Perfect nssistanee to siaht

ever

canal way* be relied npon as affording

earn and comfort

the Kum

perfect

whilo

itrcnqtkcnino ana pre-

most thoroughly.

We take occasion to notify the .Public that we employ no fay pedlars, and to caution ^v jthem against, those pretending to 4ave us .our goods for -sale. d&w

MANUFACTURERS. PRAIRIK "cm pLanino MILLS 4 XIFT 4

ILLS%L wih.

Hua&etnrert ofi

SASH, DOOR8, BLINDS, Wladew aad •eerTvamee, •ealflag Brackets, ttari Ballfaga, ,, s: -t' Mlnton, -I .r |fci^®ewell festl,

Vlerlaf aad Biding.

An4 aH deeaiaptians of Finished Lumber wnotasALB a an aiTAm aaatnaa FI3STE LUMBER, hath and Hhingles,

Slate Roofing, Cement Roofing^ Roofing, jrelt. Cutom Sawing, ^PlaBing

Wood yarning. TCI ORDBttU

All Work "Warranted. Cwasr Mimtiiw Mnl^rry -f.

V. S

-J&

^eeosdtd

MM«

Mlf^udio patronage tipimtrp.

Wben needing any artiele is the Kasie line send ordera oreall a^ v? H«aiq«*rtem ef H» Knde Trade,

IN Txumii

Kissnef'd Paltlce of Muslo, No. 48 OHIO BTRRKT, (Opp. tkeeld Court Htfasa.)

f«.

CARRIAGES.

J. M.

wn.nv, ivnfe«MHA«,

»TOP THAT eovumi.

manafhetnred, and

JJYHIN6, SCOURING,

RiirSVATINO, -r all its Brtiohw, at

Hr F. Reiner's Dye House,

NOW up as an eraiusfve

Dfill clqee oot the Stock of

I Bow on haod, »t ADVAOTAOKQUa TOtm »nd Ca«h

QBronnt BAwASra ta" to make immediate room for the new and get ready for the^prine Trade, to make this 4

SisrMM, ahowlag dinMrt akflca of Deedratioiia, at RYOB'8 CARPET HALL, 77 Main Street.

MUSICAL. i»»i in, tisrm ini*• ii

Palace of Mnsie, 58%

MRS).

TKE eraimiTneniKffE,

WITHOUT RIVALS!

While teharers the following ha variant considerations areoffsfedt 1st. In making eontinaallr parehaica« a large number of Initrnkente at tint, fer easn,

besides

receiving the

lowest

discounts, Jt secures me

likewise,

at-

wav* the noet choice instnm theextenslve balldlng ef air rtMeestly rents also bcine ^Maallr tn the taningand •e te elbf te buyers such to which Rmplz are belew fr -duer noaler

own, thas sav able to aMeai repairing, snperiorli eeapetitie* askeHweai ifft* ealeBrt'red Silver

sere Or

Organs andMelodeons

Constantly en hand also, Sheet Mqslo, IbStruetion Books, tMMqr vartetf of SnHUler Ifnsieal Instrument*.

Main St., bet. 6th and Tth. seplTdSm M. SMITH, Chemical Dye

Works. Second itreet, between Main

H. and CI Dyeing In all Its branenes, sueb asurepe Shawls, Kibbons.

and Cherry, adjoining the Stewart House. Dyeing In all Ita bi

VLOUR

IB BAtTfi. 1HJI

"N. B. Alt kfndi of lastrament* repaired.

M. Harr, ':Wm H. B. Yeuhtr

House and Sign Painty

All work.'entrnstedto as will receive pren attention. Special attenMoa give*, te Sign Paintfng iad Graining# dly

IMIK

WILDT THOMAS 6 CO., €irrl«fe Msmiftictiirers, Ooraer 2d aa Walaat Sts. Tern Haat'e, lad.

Repairing aeae praaifily aad at

rref. Basilltra's ledleated Csagls Csadji made from extracts prepared ia vaeno—a certain'and effective remedy for Conghs Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat,Asthma. Brnachitis aad Consumption. It* groat popularity ahd immense

sales is a guaranty or Its great value. Those who try—always use' it—euro their calds, and in aad an early nave. Oae tally, and Sold by all druggists. BROWNING A SLOAN, OenoralAgts.

For sale by all druggists in Tenre-Haute. dee8d6m'

OY/CRS.

Silk of all kinds. Merino and

DeLaine. Dnssaea, Curtaias, IMumea, Lace.

elvet. Parasols and fringes. Pattleular at taatien paid ta Cleaning and raflnlshing, withlufdaiaiuingttie colors, soeh articles as Crepe JlunrisrmkrDreMM, Marino and DeT.ain DTSWSS," Broehe Shawls, Cakhmera Shawls. Cloaks, Carpets and Piano Cavers, Cleaning ef Gants' CoatsTPanta, ind Vesti neatly dona. miMUm

HATS AMD CAPS.

NEW TOM HAT STOKE. JOSEPH O. YATES

1«

^lOmlMKHRW

Mens'Hats of oU kind*, "Beyf AMI

rrfl

kinds,

Wmm'

Hats of all kinds.

Infant** Hats of all kind*.

.jjT lfajfejs W en short aetice wfaayiiii?

'tm»mMw^Fim«ans,lad,

eiAMM, Ac.

Is the1fest, and to be a credit to Terre Haute, ami to everybody

I Auufipifltlif BUM of Inwkindy where the 6T€rj want of Houaekteper

Via AAW AM A 'MSkAMmAt- MSASMMaattM a/ A...A Bi _L. 1 .• •uppltad. WS Mkfer a^eeial examination of our Stock sod Price* before makinir purehaeea, aad MS it we aaaool make yonr intereete and ours a mutual one, and de

Vtiwpgyni to da

fcrtheg to supply yoiir Want*, (making additional expAw«'t«four iTWitngn to fc# gained in Price*) thereby saving

JOB,

PAPER

Haviag g^itsd tha acirleaa of a first-cla* Artiet to take charge of this braneh n*d «fllexemt«#ork fcr Private Dwell inns. Church ca,Offlcee, Lodgm io Street,

th* faniniir«w wareisnuewori vorrrivaieinreilinga. Uhurotaca, Ot Halla, 4«.. Ws vdhr toJhA priTata raidence of Mr. b. Rvefc, on OhL „vland :th«0tuitlaf BooMof F. A. Haas, oa Fifth Sp-eet, far work, and the

an a consumer,

ne dme encourage

hlch ha* long been felt in this

HANGUNO1

PAMILY CROCKRIE8.

IA*,

n. nam,

e. anran.

TURNER & BUNTIN, Wholesale aadKetail

i"*--

DBAIIEBS XIV

All kinds ef

Family Qroceri^.

epeaiaya

ly Groeertea. embraelng evi found In sneh establish) Mends andthe

ledn, give

article usually eadre«UMt ear

amine flurfiinck'and kinds of

COUNTRY #ROXtrCXS

Bought at the market price. Ai ve nsacali go trouble tesMwgneds. 359. fczFLorn Ajm ysssn. re have also epeaed a JTlearaad Peed Store, rhere yon ean at all thhes

Flour. Hay. Oats,

Terre Haute,

Benefits of

(he

FlMVUv F69v BHFC|

Bran^iWSI.^: in theeity. URNnABOSTIK, erTth auil^l^ain I :,im.

NEW ESTABLTSHinSirr.

Ohio St., bit. Fonrtli & Flfth5

Will keep oa hand a fall supply ef feed fi»?

aiaa aad beasf

PiintT, POULTRY.

And a gaaerai ass«rtm«nt eT

Family Qroeeriee and Provisions.

Will keep eonsUoOr1 vegetables of all kinds, the 1st ef September a

A FRESH ME AT MA REET, And keep all kinds of frei orders and they will he promptly tojtli parts ef oar all kinds ef

UNDERTAKERS.

ISAAC HALL,

UNDERTAKER,

Pianos. *i & Melodaons, Parlor and Church Organs, And Musical Inetrumena ef evwv description. Large Stack ef an kinds ef Chromoa,

Pictures, Mirrors, Looking Glasses, Albums,

Stereoee»pio Views, Frames. Moulding, ete.,

In great variety.

gV Particular attention paid to tuning aad repairing Pianos and other Musical Instruments.

All hinds ef Frames promptly made te orQer at MAIN STREET.

C. J. KANTMANN.

deeddlm

ARCHITECT*

^RCffll^CT A BUILDER. •^.3. A.' VBTOAGH, 54 Plaas-Bpeeifleatleas, Sa^teadaact, aad

IrjMftM*

UsmmbM

•self axe eomphrinfa^. sZjfl

nowledge of them^nst.ii/ siva and aeeurat*

every Western 8teta.

DR. wHrranrf A MGULAR GRADUATI OP MXDjnlr^ M&Sd 1n°th? tmtmesl ef

,p.hilltic

o* Mercurial Affeetiana aiPfBonos, are treaia|«rij%^

Syphilltia or jaercur

the Throat, Skin er Bones. unpisiMleled Sper mep. "eoee In mature years or e«her«MMal wmeoftheVollo^STrfi.

__rmatorrhea, Sexual De] ten^r. as the resalt

fccts, asNoeturnal BmiMioaiir Bio tehee h^'ity. DMnaas, Oimnes ef s^rht, CoufMan

Thepeetor's opportnnitiea ia hosi private praetiee are ansansr*id in or or any other eit». jBtei files of papers nnva that he hiu baai ongerbyyears than any inar. The. establishmeat,

section

ongerby years than anj j. The eetablishmeat, library, WbrnteM perieaeeS can be relied ntaifmm rtVififiSi

RTH READING, publish* anareal

8KUMORA**Tomr,618

fresh supply ef ana epea an

meat. Leave year "vered lied'and dell theeltjr. Wl alse

COUNTRY PRODUCE

Farmers wili de well to sail before selling. J. C. VOOBHEBS. i.**

janlta-dwtl

UNDSBTAXSB.

jlf. W.

yCONIfJELIjt

Having parehased hack from W. Chadwick, Qruber Co., the Undertaker's Kstajilisbment, and having ^ad sere:

seven yean

ua Wooden uoains. or

ises, from the best and largest stock of jurial material in the State, at No.

2 Sara

Third street, Terre Haute, Indiana. wtf Terre Haute. May

Music and Art Emporium, Ol Main Street,' f-(Lindemann'sOld

Stand

ftc (tcMrtu Wabash and

OWIOI^mOI efj SWkBtnali.Mstorp, Darning Black

CVNaMITH.

JJBII07AL.

lOHl ABIBTBOIO. •aa remeved MajQasiemttb. Mop ta Maehfs in holding, on Third street, ane iMturft efiMrinatoa Block, •here he erfll he bdsvr ta meet all his yd 99«tasBSf» aniMjDMf new 1K7.

a Mediea^fags-

aisastrous and varied Msadahanaat^tif"aatfflSSSi ,bua seotj^anr ^Xreeain a alheeanfplaint andjirc"a wnrtt^~fU^ment*of ease that Will answer almost as wall- tMki purpose of treatment ae a personal whereiTls eonvenientthe should he consulted pereenally. laving Mends that ntay /eqnirc advi

••"•i win nsrw'SirM sealed envelope fer two stamps. I full symptom listt that wilt cnabls fected todetermine thonature of t!

It is self-evident that a pbyeiciaa wtte ttffines .himself exclusively to IS» etnty eerUin class of diseaeesand treaiathes of easea ennr year, Tnnrt aenufrr skin in that Specialty than^aW mm

Many phjnieiansTraaamlans I

asttiHfiSaasi

How'Lost! How Restored JvtPMiiltd.immmmiii sawlsye. IVMMSIIN

Sexual Debility, and Impediments in Marriaae

Orcen Book," Ae. •A Oeea

add tWj

basluess

ASTROLOGY.

$&£_

CLAIRVOYANCE AND

ASTROLOGY.

tiOOK OUT.

OOOD NEWS FOE ALL. •1,W

TO ANYtPEBSON WHO WILLSOUAL^ MADAMR RAPHAEL IN THE. PROFESSION. "r-i,: AMR RAPHAEL is the best. Shd aaewhen all others havMfaiied. All wboaro in trouble—all who MTve been unfortn^l nate—all whose fond hopes have been disappointed, crushed and blasted by false-* romieee and deceit—alt who have been miaed and trifled with—all Sy to ber for advice and satisfaction. All who are. in doubt of tlio affections of those they love, consult

rnHENKVKIf-PAlU^ A AMB RAPHAEL is I eeeds when,all others, hav^Tailed.

Madame Raphael is the seventh daughter. ofthe seventh daughter she was born witka natural gift she ean foretell year very thoughts. She also euros faaukonneas, aMN discovers lost or hidden tre«K§Kret.

All interviews strictly private »nd «©u§ dentin!. .As a female Physician her retztcdMS' never fail to cure all female irregularltfnv and so produce the monthly Sow. wlihoai: danger or exposure. They ean not ivsjure, 'but. en the contrary, they Improve tbehealth.

Therelbre, rorae one, come- all, to

it ii

cnreiRRATi, oni«. MS.—Ladles, 91 -, Oenttemen. 11.86. Tl st isHllMlim iMiMimiiiiiil1 cate with perfect satisfaction ny cncuutn^^ one dollar and stamp. All eoas%unirations strictly private vid confldentiai.

Address Lock Bex HI, CtnMnnSBuOhio. *ug2Swly

JOHN 3ARNIKI.R MBneHANV TAII.O MAIN STS BI T, Over Sextan A Watmdey'e Brgr tleede Mei^ Weuld reepeetlhliy call the attention gf th® ante, aad the puhlic tn gen -$, ng on

MERCHANT TAILORING. He keens always en h*nd a FashfonaMe leetlen «r Osasimerse. Ve«!ln«*, OTodit -1, andtsipady t» make it up tn nrsr-s} I^atest abu na tWOB'JLXOlIOE, an veef Xeeconabte Tsasa. isnnttthpny, he promisee tn lertne

remieee tn

geeda

w«rrtrtrtedto#t.

s1»

Tfeeusaads erSuSeM*«*«!

Scntundoraeal^ia aplaiji eavelapa, te any g^ngu ttamiw^ IW Bowery, Mew Tart, Pert OSca Hex 4MS.

Also Dr. CutverweH'" price iSeenta.

"Marriage Gnlde.^ aov4dwS

PHILOSOPHY of MABBIAGfc. Nsw CocBs« or Lacrtrana^asdaltveved at tie New York Museum of An ate my. amt traetng subjects: How to Live aad WM .ive for, Tenth. Maturity and Old Age Mai lood Generally Reviewed^ Thaeaa jeO/-l_ digestion Flatulanoo and Nervaaa vwsst. accounted for Marriage PhiloanphieallgCaaridered, ike." Pocket volnmea eantainin these uecturee will b« forwarded- en receipt offisnr stamps, by addressing S«o*r Saw fcwc Mc.

•liege"

Broadway, NewTert.^ warlddly

|tshi|. elleft» »eaurse tteria?, ted to.:

her

to relicro andsatisfy thoir minds. Love Affairs She Never Falls, She has the secret of winning tho affections ef the opposite sex. She shows you the likenoss of your foture wifoer husband, or «b-: sent friend. She guides the single to a hatmarriage, and makes the married happy.'.? tor aid and advice has been solicited it ie^ numerable instances, and the result has always been the means ef securing A Speedy and Happy, Marriage She is, therefore, a'sure dependence. ttts~ well known to the public at large that she wasthe Ant and she is the only person ia this country who can show the likeness in reality and who can give entire satisfaction on. all tho concerns of life, which ean bo tested and proved by thousands, both married md sin-^ gle, who daily and eagerly visit her."

To all in business her advice is invaluable* She oan foretell, with'the greatest certainty, tK* result of all eommorcial and business: transactions.

Lottery numbers given without extra! MADAME RAPHAEL is a bona llde Astro!ogist that every one ean depend upon. She) is th? greatest Clarivoyant of tbe nineteenths century. It is that well-known faet- that:^ makes illicit pretenders eopy her. advertise^ ments and try to imitate her.

!K,

its.a»««

stair*.

acton A nnrpose::

eltli

leel tknl as ejuagii twelve yea KIQ.

fsm

make