Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 March 1870 — Page 2
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Sataii*} Horningj March
Republiewi State Ticket.
SKCRJETAEY OP 8TATK, MAxf.A.HOFFMAk.
11JOHN°D.0BVANS.
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JtBOKS OF 8UPEMCE COURT, TV, JEHU T. ELLIOTT, R.C. GREGORY. 'CHARLES A. KAY. *. ANDREW L. OSBORNt. iTTORNKY CWKBAI.,
NELSON TRUtJSLKH.
SS^SSMSlSWS^^ «t«|
POLITICAL NEWS AND N«TIN«S.
I^ch talk ofaclumg« i|tI^
Charles fl. Lew .s, of Virginia, the new Minister to Portugal, has a good rec ord as a consistent Union man.
A GREAT FINANCIER would be about a1' signal a blessing to the Republic, j.ust now, as a beneficent Providence could bestow.
The Ottawa Times, the organ of the Canadian .(^vernmen^ flutes "1
anSxlti^lot^United States, that h» country does not dare "to be even insolent
to Spain."
The attention of those who have been desirous to have the United States make large investments ia telegra|Ji lmes 's
ley, London correspondent of the New York Tribune, reports the assumption of the telegraph business by the (government of England a disastrous failure.
Sen good
The Indianapolis Journal makes this
Jgc7"^^ls°D^clalit1i(Kts, Golladay, the cadctship seller, is out in a card to his constituents rfs a Candidate for re-election. True to„%cir Dempc^tic instincts, his Kentucky constituents will re-elect him. True- to their Republican instincts, the House of Representatives will reufee toVdctei^ him.'' This is anew 'rule of three.'
A MULATTO member of the Virginia Legislature made a sensation the other day by declaring in debate, "Gentlemen, have some of the best white blood in Virginia coursing in my veins. On one side lean claim as high and honorable de scent as any Senator in the chamber.Gentlemen, I am your brother. I am al so the colored man's brother. I represent both races. I am an Anglo-Saxon and an Anglo-African, and I desire to^o nst ice to jay kin o? h^h^es^
From the Fourth Report of the Superintendent of Public Schools
ed of the lMids te^mginfr^o
wmmmamtm consented to accept the nomination Congress for the unexpired term of the
Judge Hoag.
Ambassador been removed by work incompl^^ (suggests tliat now^E MttiistBr "lj^in great opportunity to undertake the guardianship of the Chinese orphans and assume the protectorate of an empire. 1 On the spot with the embassy, and the repre8fefcta&& bff tlU' dJuhlfy of Bor3in4 game, he will be naturally looked up to by friend, and it wifiA«5t6 Uitffault if he does nor aCCept tEe"poeSiion and grasp Wj magnificent responsibilities,
British statistics say that the mass Englishmen are considerably worse educated than thfc^#« of:.Sfco&h aid Irishmen, although they do not say why, only by implication. Parochial schools give a very gpod, though pjain education to
writing, arithmetic, grammar, geography and history—even mathematics, in many cases, in Scotland, with a population a little ovefr 33000j0®«, !thetfe-aie-2&0,000 cliildren educated in the public schools
ing educated.
The Cincinnati Chrpnick, whose friendliness fowar&s the venerable father of the President is worthy of commendation, remarks, th^t "a proper response,,t. the persevering efforts which'have been made to defeat the confirmation of Jesne ft. Grant, Esq., as Postmaster at Covington,
ment. One would have supposed that with such a variety of perions nrid opinions as the Senate affords, metropolitan journalism might have Wifficientfy im-
The Hew* Hampshire e^ectipn °cw»f« itself upon at least one snscepti
have been brought out to help defeat the Republicans, and there may he no choice of Governor by the people. The legislature will be Republican, howevfet, and will elect State officers if necessary atar Cragin will be re-elected, oi Republican chosen in his stead
the
of
Missouri wc glean some interesting facts The township Rchool funds of the State amount, in the aggregate, 1,184,170, with an annual income of nearly $200,000. Many of the countieftjhave nofeyet dispo^
ships, and as these lands are increasing in value fnom the flow of immigration, they will, it is supposed, soon swell the township funds to about $3,000,: 000, with annual' income of $300,000. The county fund for 1S69 amounted to $801,800. There are in the State 584,026 children between 5 and 21 years 6f age. ()f these 249,729 are in the public schools. There are 7,140 teachers and 5,307 schools* The school-houses, 5,413 iu hnniW,4 ate valued'at $3,087,082, with $58,075 worth of furniture and apparatus. There were held, in 1869, ninety-six teachers' institutes, with a membership of 2,377. There are only twelve school libraries in the State. There were paid, in ISO!), for building school houses, $390,450 for grounds, $241,980. The amount collected tor school purposes was $507,902. The colored schools compare favorably with those of any other State where slavery formerly existed. Considering their .poeitionprevious to the abolition of slavery, the colored people show a commendable desire to improve, and a goodly proportion of those of the requisite age attend the schools. Their rapid improvement and good conduct are disarming prejudice. In regard to their capacity for learning, the Superintendent says: "Whether their capacities are high or. low, it .js^equqlly, ^ut duty and interest to give them a lull and free opportunity to develop and educate all the mental power God has given them. Still, I may mention in passing, that 1 havo witnessed ehis^ limitations.ii\ colored schools which were not inferior in enthusiasm, readiness and grasp of thought to any 1 ever saw in a white school, considering the time the pupils had studied," ,. Thogreat misfoi'tunernovv, for the cause of education among the colored population] is the insullicient supply of teachers^i upe|inte^(lei»t recommends the establishment of a Norma.} school levotedea|eciaily.4»tho-'4rw*niwg« of coW teaCte. J^^fte Hormal schools, located respectively at Farmington, Westtield. Bridgewater and Salem. They have school buildings
have had in attendance shWc theii^ftrindation, 6,580 pupils, or whom 2,-157 have graduated. The State I'nivei.^ity is as prop^erous as con Id he eii^-tetl under its limited endowment. It had, prear, 195 students, of whom 22 were lady pupils iu the Normal department, lite number of matriculates the present session Is 217, of whom 30^ areladi^jin tl^ Normal college*.., The sAsyhim .for fiie Deaf and Dumb ha* 111 dtudtttW in attendance the Institution for tlie Blind has 72. Both these institutions seem tp be: well managed. There are several private institutions which are ei\ioying a fair degree of prosperity. .^,
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'iMste:
politically oppofied '°, the Ad*
ministration, lo .secure a jingle, \ote against hinj, But even tl»at coiir-nlation jq denied Mn Grant's defamers." twf?
Mrs. C. E. McKay, of Massachusetts,
monstrating against the right of snttragc beifyj granted to womcij.' khe tifelieves that a large proportion of her sex do not want the ballot, for the following reasons It is outside of their proper sphere, and woni«*»'tflready= have enough tri dowitlsout mix ipg in_politics, an£l,ijui.v^r.''al
They have a colored female law student at HarvardThere is a Suffrage Soci
Anti- Woman-
Woman's ilad^lphia mpffi^ no»re«rrc
tions upon the marriage of first cousins and it has already received several emigrants from New Hampshire.
The ft^lpsfing toa3t W givep at the Typographical Union banquet, at Harrisburg: "Woman—A volume so full
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beauties, that lie must be a cool correc
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4,tor beau It was said by a woman in defense of a Kentucky preacher whom the Union troops were "after" that he was perfectly innocent, that "he never hail nary politic."
Ip yoUjjvant to curea scolding wife, ncvcf' ^il tO laugh at her with all your might until she ceases—then kiss her. Sure cure and no quack medicine.
A Ga 14EORNiA.paper heads an article^ "Remarkkble coolness iof a yoiing lady ." She parsed another woman and never turned to sneer at her bonnet.
A MARKYiNCi bachelor anxiously asks if it would be of any use to attempt to make love to a young lady after one has stood on lier drews till he could hear the .gat.h-}
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It is w^ll^knoWn tlkit' {vhen' thl' cJ)lor on a fabric has been destroyed by acid, ammonia is-applied to neutralize the same. But it is not so Well known that after the application of ammdnia, chloroform will, in almost all cases, restore the original color. Chloroform will also remove paint from a garment when' Almost .everything, else fails.-.
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YoungXABjv, dont gtis|i. A gushing woman don't wear. 'itisjiard workj, too, gushing Is td.be always ready With jj". mouthful of compliments for all you:meet, or with "charmi^.superb, divine, delicious, adorable, for ait you see, is apt to tire both tltb gunhi-st and the gushee.^' l.'e natural and chm-ming. Be anvthitig yon please—only don't gush.
The latest and sweetest thing in l'hsh-
worth, in the aggregate, SS0,000, andilon is the .^Alexandria ihnp," Shoe-
make'rs in iondon uq\v ofler' their fair customed the choice of boots with equal Iv large.hee charming va foot and the wearer to halt in away be' itnftativeof roy^tvi .n" Ji-4
jh-far ea(J^bp#t,orihe far nipr^ •arfwy ii^nljfh 4keeMof
rer to halt in away supposed to
"Many women," says George Sand in
^Maxi^TfPns¥er^msenfr'\,m% be., a little coquettish with th man they
VJiey sacrifice all others to him. It is a natural Vfry i^op^fri^ ^J^f Wishing to make the one you prefer feel
to be sought ahd wooed a long tim^
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their own dressmakers, and how beautiful they looked to the brave then
Then they
courted them.
they could
„,re
so will the boys follow^
w0"
man suffrage would imperil the safety of the Republic by an immense increase of vote. '.^S 1 wo-
V^naiders" Yhe color
men ofjKfeeUUatt'ftr ftdte igndiantland imbruted than the men, and .that it would be dangeroos jtoigives jthflm the vote. Womankind in general she recqmniends to go in fti"1 win in tltejrAfious field^iiow opened to her, and not bother about the ballot.
ut now
gives his opinion of the nse of slang ampitg the ladies: "It is almost impossible to go into a ball room or any Jther place where gentlemen and ladies tetseuHt ble together for purposes of amusement, without hearing a perfect deluge, as it were, of such expressions as 'Villi' has mentioned, and many nibre disgiistiiig still \vhieh he has not mentioned. The question is often asked, 'Where do young ladiei 'pick up' such word^?"'' Jl ij», easily answered—from their broth'ers. icousiin and gentleman friends therefore gentlemen are in some degree to beilietJ: responsible for the present state of society, in this regard. If they would not the ladies would not hear it, and, as 8 conseqnence, would not use it either. It ia an utter impossibility to refrain from using slang when one constantly hears.it from the lips of surrounding gentlemen^ and ladies of the most exquisite rfefinc^ ment, in other respects, are led intoit before they are aware of it, and use it with an abandon that is almost shocking. Let the brothy&Vefiiriif, ifilk WlN^e ftlsrers
Will not speedily follow. It is a bitd habit for any one, tp,,«ny ilie lea-st, and' sbo"id lie ovoi'TOite. JLiirls, reiueiubee^ -1 f'/1 .13% pu^sy's ]{a4 Reputation. 11 is, perhaps,, dkie to the prominent position iii whichcats appearin I"fortherh mythology thail ttesy wer© isiibsequpntly considered as the favorite cwnpanions -of ertl-doersi Thi Germansportrayed their beautiful goddess Frouwa,.vhose spii)e? charmed.throughjhe.- overflowing tears, as •drawn by white cius in her airy cat-*.— When these deities were subsequent ^excommunicated by zealous Christian priests, all such companions and pefs fell into bad repute. Pussy seems tChave suffered in this respect more! than/other animals she became, as it wer£, the idevil's own, and St.. Dom^nick*'never preached of the Evil One withonK presenting him to his listeners tinder'.the. form of a cat. It must he confessed! that her Jthoughtful quietness, as if ibrkding over some deep scheme her wicked,green I.eyes, with their fiery shieen by .hight, ,her tendency to give out sparks whemhe^-fur is rubbed, and her cruel temper, all cbnibined to impress ignprant and credulous people with a sense of fear andhorror 80 they tormented and persecuted her- and on St. John's Day, the day of witches, when popular belief had it that they all
Onr Ciyil Service.
One hundred millions of dpllars, onefourth the revenue to "be raided by our tax and tariff laws, vanishes before it reaches' the Treasury. One-fourth of the impost laid for the support of government upon the labor of the working-, classes and the ability and capital of those who do not live by -wages, goes to main-' ,tain idlera and cheats iu the public office*. One-foUrth the price paid by toil for its protection by law feeds the worthless lives of those who creep into place to .corrupt or break law. It has come to this, that the government fonnded for the gre'atest good of the greatest number manages its pecuniarv affairs for the benefit of the' worst few at the cost of the many. In the customs department, it is estimated by the highest .Jrttiipritflthat from negligence and coaniyanc^j which defects in the law assist, the government does not receive more than onedialf the: duties it is entitled to. At the port of New York alone there is a yearly loss to the. revenue of over thirty millions. Tbetax on spirits fails by tens of millions to yield its due fruit. The journals teem with' accounts of frauds and defalcations in the public service, in whieh' the sti ceetsful scoundrel scorns to swoop at l&S^ban a fortune. These operations vary in their imethods, being conducted sometimes with the secrecy of: Colldsioui, and sometimes with the bolduosp. of defiance. The scents ot such corruption attracts from afar qlouds of obscene bird?iwh6 fJett llrn^6k'bitP fto^ts as fraudulent tmpertew, thrive by tiie aid lf venal accoinpllcew and return home with their sipoil .to dpfaiife' rtpublican institutions. The gibbet/that melancholy* sign of civilization which greeted the voyager to a strange shore fctooftld tisb beside pftr-1 light-liousea to punish tl^at combined breach of hospitality and h«ntesty commitleed by those Hessiailfiof trade:,:. Oth-
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era rip at tier waist. -. A TKia«TpN papev reports tliat aniaged' couple who celebrated their golden wedding in that city reeehtly, ate childless, but "this deficiency was supplied hy gifts from a number of the guests."
MaiiimXce ofl'erA the niost eftective opportunities for the spoiling the life of another. Nobody ciir debase, harass and ruin w0i^a,p,P0k fatally,as her o^n hu% band,|iiid cai to chill a man's asjvirations, to paralyze his energies, to dijayynij).fi'^ui, his charactor, as his wife.
df honorable merchants as injury of the govemAent. -Still m'ore outrageoiisly, illicit distillers,trl^in^ the supinets and disdainiijg^tlie safe purchase of official friends, intrench themselves in the heirWfcftie^Wtf Wa^a4lttte!w^ against theitroops^ent.to dislodge them. And others stiM, boldly steaminginto tlie large ports, buy* ttr watch the 'oppottilhijty oflanding parts'.of their. cargoes in fraud, and pav from the plundee for the desiierate«erview rendered in mbm oiwtea tiy their villainons tools in maiming and murdering the f*it*ffk. watch them. No wonder that, with decenev discoui*aged by, auch afsWiatio##, and the. d*' rejefefs ati e^^t^ i^reforrt, Uiui on the vpry.d)iy,tha|plan Ofiieatedy a frand by Treaiuny clerk should have been d^etted ,'to .^an ampunt that' would liave pdid for _Jhe
instead of creatipp j*^^»^J^ training young men in various branches pf ^e M^QT,«Wt% ^t^u:i governments nave done, we convert ouy public offices into sealinaries/where every art ^lriiw4 i% taught, and BiywWjw learning to cheat us more diretaW' he 4Jnited States indeed "baildnd Wors»
•tgiffiff
of Manhattan that stately pile which vites tenants
Blackwell's, hospital home, the pot] the chan some
Yet
tell whether the girl was
made by the dressmaker of by God they looked her over, and were not 6ure she was not half cotton touched her head, and didn't know wh«t|^ar tiiey felt 44^^ hair or a musty waterfall. Twenty years
and tl& eJJBi^uent strain upon sources, grave as these mischiefs are, do not complete the view of the serious evils inflicted by the wretched condition of our civil service. These conspicuous samples
ons evil that dfakofM o®cials tempt tfiint tfaei»«sMcl»tes$ it i»n#»rfaMM«g«r that ewrjr 'jews new hordes of a«H ineipledwen, desplsing work, are e*t ..it^on^lM poWic Mtm to get their living atthe expense the commwity it this Infltlenofr i« *r less whtle and rmpting than is theidea thus implanted tM pnMie mitod that the rttate nol
r„ed
W eatrat for virtoe in «ervWhat fqueamishiieiW to cowflain individual breaches of triiHtj Of legisla--liye bribery, of venality in the odurts, of universal faithle»*iM*s in work, when the state itself founds a perpetnal lottery-of license, and distributes Its quadrennial prizes among the most cunning and eapAciom^ttai'per't Magatinii
pro^e. PilUh
jlziiwlni
"Preserves, Jetties, %o.h. Sartces, Catsup I -j.!5 '-Pickles ana'"
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left town and village to accompany their fearful mistlfe^fes to the great Pitches' Sabbath, they btirned a goodly: number for their delight. Sticll wis the custom in Frence for many a generation,vWhjle in Flanders they were wont to throw thiBiD from the cfcu rch-steeple !a nd tower. History teUa us how Louis Alir.V hei( a child, once begged of hisiather the lives of all that were to be thrown intp the fire but no chronicler reports wheiher the nine lives proverbially granted to cats ever sated them from cruel 'martyrdom.' In the town of Ypres, at all events, this does not seem to have teen the case, for there the barbarous custom continued till the year 1818! SijiCe witches have gone out of fashion, cats have somewhat recov^ ered their good reputation iJerhttps this is to be ascribed to the f^ct tliat' the French have given Pussy as a pet to the patron saint of lawyers, St. Ives, althoiigh Rabelais already interprets theiissP^ation as by no means peculiarly creditable to the bar.—Harper's Magazine.
wiM^w aiia Boor Frawet. MMMIaf BraeKete, tttwt Sailiac*«
At
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I voold
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Sbkt Yftiiia since a poor hut talented gentleman of the medical profession cofceived 'the idea that if he could produ
conce
a medicine of universal apjiJication and extraordinary uierit, and make it known lie cpuldJiot opw enrich himself andi th^ dnidgery of a Physicians life, [)Qt also benefit the sickip a greater measire than by his private practice. He
Iterefore oonsulted with the best Physicians he bould find and the result was the production oftheJudson's Mountain Herb 1^11.4, a famous and most successful med-. idne. He began in a small way to niake the ^fountain Herb Pills known by a4v6rt ising them ahd sjich was the value of his Pitls,.that in a few years Ke had not only amasi^.ajortohe, biit had that rir6!^afisracUoh 'for a rich man, of hav-
J.-3 6 r, •ill-- ii
Ballaatcn, Newell f*Mt%.j/
vl.,
Floriif kaiSIMair.
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And all descriptions of Finished Lumber
wholesale' and retail dealers in
ZPMSTE
LXJMBER,
Lath and Shingles,
Slate Roofing, Cement Roofing. Roofing Felt.
Custom
Sawing, Planing Wood Turning.
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BevriiMimi as neglect often evrable!
relief. For CoasuMPTiia
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The Judson's Mountain Htrb
r.aVfe
Wifhd Dyspepsia, Lfver Cpm-
aiiit, Feinale Irregufar»lies, and all Bil SWdisofders. This little "sketch «eryes bptli, ti adoriif a tale and point a moraK— t^r. ^'kidaPn^ tills \t-efe meritorioiis aiid the' doctor tiiiiL^lf kilew, the value of
aiaotdaK?«no
W. P. BRISCOE,
i'amily Groceries, Provisions, Hermetically Settled reAetiib1esr OffsterM, Ftsti, 'Ut: oiol' (j
ii
Gouptry Prpdui,~, Ohio/Street bttwe»n 3i and 4th,
Terre-Haittc, Indiana, (GoodsdelLverodin the City free oif charge I
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PRAIRIB
marldln
MANUFACTURERS.
"ciTT**PLANING -rr:7
Manu&ctnrani^'
SASH, DOOBS, BLINDS,
and
DOy ^. TO OBDEH.
All Work Warranted. Corner Ninth and Mulberry Ste.1 dtf
LEATHER, HIDES, AC.
L. BURNETT. JOHN F. IIEACBAK. A. BURNETT & CO.,
L.
Manofa^tnre ,nd, Dealen in
Leather, Hides, Oils, Shoe Findings, .... AXO CIIKUEn' TOOfit,
HAS.
1441146
Mail St., f«rw lute, lit
CASH tor Uidcs. Fare, Sheep Pelts. Deer Skins, Tallow, &nd Leather iutheKough,. CMjtpmiiU iIwmi receive pr*»tjii tHrKtlM. ., ..jfii luaySdwtf —t
BACON! BACON! A nice lot of Bacon, Sugar-cured Hams, Shoulders and Sides, for saloat i. E I A I S feblSJlm Main street^ bet.8th and 9th.
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IN STOKE AND FOR SALE 7,5 Tierces md Kegs lxird. 75 Barrels Me*# \i*ork. a,u iiOO Barrels CL B. Jones FloUr, aU grades* 25O Barrels Cement, andj no BMs. JV. r. & G. R. Plaster,
JR.'
pEIMAirS,
feblfidlm Main street, bet.8th and 9th
CARRIACE9.
3. M. WILDT, WWWf WILDY, THOMAS ft CO.,
Carriage Manufacturers,
Corner 2d ail WiliintSU/tfeWe UaUte, Tud. Repairing done promptly and at LowlUte*
jyrjl'ir
The undersigned, having associated themselves Under th
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will carry on and Fancy 3o 101 Main «treet,
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the largest stock of poods to their line,ever offered to |h« j«llican .this city.,
Having increased facilities for doing so, liey will parebaM tkeir «oo«fe
at bottom
rices, and pledge themselves to supply their rons, wholesale or retail, at the lowest resjk
caa
afl°6f
feb22dtf
J. W. MAND, at Ho. 9 Main street, near the river, is now a»n«fwtimin Wood and Witl^irWi« of •iQtinjfcia^aaTaba, «harns andXeaar wont of all kinds.Step-
k^tsgy prie^Ksd'SMi looiv
I'lSIvfa fair low axtba. lowait. AMBsa la^bt£a(lyftM« oUtoes on hand at a low price.
feb25-dlmwlr. S Main .Street
Its in an
Brewa'
will
•g? I TOMte SPEAKKB8 .» thea to elear and strenthen the voiee.
Owing to the good reputation and popularity of the Troches, many woriMem and ckeap are t&ertd,wkick are good for nothing.
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I For sale by all dealers in
PH COOPS & IPOTIOPIS. f.ni
WEL^H &
|iaw8!Axo«i! Stiws!
SAWS wtth Solid Teeth, or Wfr?T -e^^|u^r (oMJlger^Terth
^rs.,4 fiMKr iNtn, M$umT, *r lHirelt,m'b.
larce eommiBaion, to::sell
Machinas fully licensed, are intended .for poor people who want to save time, labor Wd money. Aaentg Wanted. B^hines sent to Agents and rircn Fir circulars and rdduced prices Y«wdrqs8 C. OTTIS & jCOyr Frtnkhfl and Didmobd S M. Co., Box397, gosfon, M^SS. ,, TVB. WHITXIER, 617 8t. Gharlee SU. St. diseases,"^Sj. *..it treats •mission*,impoteney, the rosult of wlfubuse. 8endSitanips. for pan 50^ Ncimatterwho failed,statp cas^. i'free.
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-BA*TLCTT.
|^BO*OEC.IOY.
Palace of Music
jAnr-ifinaT -pt A
THE CELEBRATED KNA1JE,
.luivart tsi
anatantlt-
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E»*©r-Kssayii' for lopes*
Dr. O. W. KUlard's
F£HALfi SILVER PIttS An unfailing romover Of obstructions, and a certain regulator of tho^onthly turn. -Infallible, Harmless
and
Trustworthy. Sent
a O
Dollar. P.O.
the reader aex, orany
anin
Ipiritualism,and
mal, at will. Mesmerism. -rhundrads of other cunouS. experiments. It
Eight Street,Philadelphia. ,. .n l:... .. WAHHMD aad the Vt*** K«|1«N ia Foar WeeltM. Success guaral^d.Ti»*. RK OKD Si.HUCE •F ftilFK restores manly power, from whatever cause arising. The effects of early p_erniaious habits, self-abuse and elimafo, give way at once to this wonderful medicine, it taken regularly according to directions(\vhicn are very simple and require.no restraint from business or pleasure). Failure is impossible, Sold in bottles at #3, or four quantities in one for $9.. IVbe had
^n'y
agent tn Amorica', HBHMAN- uftKllAKW, 105 Third Avenue,iNew York.
.COAL. !i .j.. iiii
Coal and
fcimW.WIKlifeKf.': Having forme**partnership*nlMtaie.name of Stunkard &.Barripk, for the. sale of Coal.
-co to ily on kinds
unkaru -r. and Wood, would*, respectfully announce to nubliethat thfey will heep
Constantly ott
hand and for sale Atlowest nil k. of Coal at wholesale and retail, also wo oq
AU ord.M for 611.'1 Jitom Hi.'. A. share of the pfubliepatrona^cp is re.pcptfu|I^ solicited. i.
ARCHITECT.
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A RCHITEGT BUtLDER
jisriisSSstsMM^Sftion of Buildings. .. Or net—Northeast eern^r .of Wabash* and Sixth Streets, 2d story. Peming Block.
F°
iR SALE!!
The Flouring Mill Known a? the panal^iUa
!TNAMPBINS.Ca. .1 r» 1. .. L:
.u io -faafid £wh •. .1 iirnn.i i-J »i -UiU
Ant»i%»T»flMnfl $6yOOO,OOD
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Patent Cycloid,
In all di'd'fe^iiitw^infi to be united ih! Biakiar a truly' ftrst-cluss irstromcat, tfc?se iaiio»haYe eamo«d. ^)r .thMn«elvesA reputa"on regardless of Foreign HibbonDccorations, e., 4 ., that places them
:.r at f.
While to buyersthe following important considerations are offered:. .... hi. makittt continnally purchases-o a arge number of Instruments at a timo, for cash, besides wceiirinr ,_the benofita^of
lowest discounts,
ways
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I have used "Barr'a Pectoral ElixiisI' my family,, and .qgn say tkal is the best remedy'tor Coughs and Colds, especially for children that I have ever used, and can recommend the same to all Zemins as a safe .ndreliaW.1medi.ine,:
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Lustrina Black Silks reduoed to GroDuRMne r.
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