Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 March 1870 — Page 3

['HE DAILY EXPRESS,

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Het^^fhe ^iir deef ate fhe Iterbage, forgetting hi9 timiditjr,afld..here the eagle forgJrowi|er'm the stftfnghoid of safety.

Not a wa|IMMrik3 le3 hither, hor was flatter

evenlle^l^teriri^^tieels of Uncle Sam's

Mail "^afon 'bearil up, .to this'.ime Who"^v«r' i*ard of Buch a site' for a State Capft.a?nffin^^ dav. It is a pretty neat village of several thousand citizens, with Rail Bonds, Tele* grapW fttH Express offices ^tores, banks, hotels atid ichool house?.

At tlie.head of the broad street by which you enter the town from the depot is a filjo large brick building which I ]earned«'W**ihe'fltate offices.

Off to the left, on a beautiful plot of ground, twenty or thirty feet above the level J^e.stre&Jtandi 4he Capitol, It buildthR liid I learn that much of [the lumber of which it is built WW Jiiisri^t pri *J«P^,..fiAy .or six-, ty nuj^B.fr.wx the^rth. ,• ,•«.!

I ^ked Jp irtioti both the Assembley and r^eoate ?room—^hey •were neat but not »e¥i^wgft^t»r and offered bat1 little

apaci^lyi ^ourt room is aj$o below .on first floor, and over it 4tA/*»B^e at Superintendent of Public Instruction. tne breaking oiit of the war the peopie were agitatingnew State house, but left that to subdue the rebellion. In a few yeati tley. jftt|dcftibtedly, go forwsttd in thfe* enterprise. I nbednOt say that 1 iim.bUjaijdjgftli Lnyoain^. How could it W^en I reached there by a go^ Ratl Boad and learned the Romantic history of its growth, all former knowM$^jj|it Jtotifi* been forgotten, and above all saw such distinctly marked footprintsOSF'i our gigantic civilization.

Fifteen years ago this spot was reached only bvi^'^pfcths" of the pioneer, now Rail Roads are approaching it from *11 directions. It fdll-neVer be a metropolLa, l»ut it must be the future home of much refibfemem and. intelligence.

Permit me to sav that there is more sub&atiftV b&n Culture up on theee higher lisgg^f latitude than belpw the fortieth ^s^-ailel. Gooil lecturers draw good^Qttses,, and negro minstrels ahd clog uftnler4 |iveJthese placcs distatft vi«its. WEklibOk -stores, too, are more nuoxerou^ itMfhi? class" Of literature taore elevated and- intdlpctnal. Still,

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LETTER FR031 MICHIGAN.

Ed:

hotel* qjitahgajdest HiJ*$ityits, this is air,

Lansing, ^"Michigan 'toWn. It, like the few eccentric great men, was named before it was bom, and had to be re-christ-ened. Fifteen |pmb |go the question* o" the removal of uie capital of the State from Detroitpgjtated^nd a, ipore central point sought. "a!' once candidates were*as numerous as tide large and small towns on the Michigan Central Railroad, from Jackson to Kalamazoo— the extreme poirtt# not pxcepted. This personal interest became selfish, and resulted^

rth£

rivalry.and finally

in a "Jbgfii tSiltnfnger'' malignity. In turn there would be a tally of most of the points to defedt, Vea,

daughter,

the

opponent favorite pfthehoiir. At length wearied by such suicidal strife, a waggish member nominated Michigan town a place Unknown.and uninhabited. The nomination wasat otfee confirmed by the House, and {aaa huge joke) enacted, in the Se^a](«4« itrWieni to -the Gov-, ernor B.^^gnature. "Everybody," then, detrired ahd hoped and

prayed,

that

he would veto it, but the Governor was'nt Andrew JohfeoSij iind he signed it. So the geogra^hms had to be corrected, maps reviled, and the urchin who had learned to sing geography to the trine of Dan Tudwr (I way mistake, I'm not a eiugeat,) had 'to change the twaddle of "Michigan/: capital- Detroit" to "Michigan, ttijj! capital Michigah Town," a combination so

viilttbiotis,

that, gnt of sheer

pity, themame was changed to Lansing, a verv inujMcal.'coinbiiiation of vowel,semivowel, sibilant and rhsal sounds.

But I'm too fast-for the smooth running of the threa^l oL my story. Where is Michigan &>Wn? iAfld-lroih 4he deep recesses of the^rimitiye.forests of central Michigan, ectio answered,

where!

On the^Bap it is in the north-west corner of the county of Ingham. But to the traveler Jt was forty miles from the Michipi# 0ertfAil Railroad trfd much further from anv other known assignable point. MumiLIU-.

Through its centre ran a sluggish creek as pestilential as the fhbled Wabash, and on either side stood forests that had scarcely the sound of. the woodmans ax.

the universities of the Old World, and fills two hemispheres wjtjyta praise. Til conclusion, iHu ffi&t the mild winter h^ts militated much against the lumbermen of this country—no snow for logging," makes dull times -iifkin the lumber country.

I ouglit not .to close without saying that, though I did not meet Mr. Hosford, Superintendent of Public Instruction, still I had a pleasant interview with his geu-

ttenjaB1! %bb^T^J}l v* pprtil*iwon

IVT HX A TION A1. TO I RN AM E T.

iports oh'

Arivartitiig In the -WEEKill eh ft If the rates charged

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lud Water—The

"Harvartf," ^Oxford," "Neweastle-npoB-Tyne,"' '•Paris," iind other. Celebrated Crews Expected—Base

WhJsBSS?'

A well-potted and enterprising pondeot, writing from Niagara, Cans sends *if some aBteOPstipK jtwrticalars

their peace rejoicinga be equally loud, •ftq/t let the world know that if we sometimes err with our heads, our hearts are In the right place."—Buffalo

31 w. F.mtiscoE, DEALER IN

Family Groceries, Provisions,

hermetically Sealed Fruits,

Vegetables, Oysters,Fish,

nf Preserves, Jellies

Sauces, Catsup. svU-t.v

I Pickles and

Country Produi5§,

Ohio Street between 3d and 4th,

I Terre-Haute, Indiana,

Goods delivered in the City free of charge. marldly

PhilosophyLectures,sasdelivered

P.itxnta~irrs.M *}X

her*,

there is great room for improvement. I had intended visiting Ann Arbor, but an unexpected change of programme calfek me io return westward. On my next visit hwe lMk U» on this famoa» Univewity irf the New World.— Only thbdl' of it, Michigan admitted into the sisterhood of the States since your corNipondent began the atndv of geography, 'and now has University with more thkntWelve hundred students, Und a revenue of aixtf thousand dollars per annum, a school, that to-dav, rivals

ShnkilCl

www* ,n

pVooT. Still I gathered a few facts. Snffice it to say, that the past has been a pro perm* year. S.

tarrerjCanada,

sends 4M some ^B^restiiig jajticakis -in reference to tlife Vr('Pos®« ^CJrand International Tournament" to come ofi" at that place is insist nest, If tjae contemplated arrangements are perfected ancL carried out—and we fee j»o#easci|i why |hey shouldn't

le—the?afiair

JjANsrNG, March 6th.

DiTOM:E3pmf£3i According to the oaefs, gUKtes, and testimony of the

will prove one

of the mo#t extensive and attractive of the kind ever aptten pp ia thi# countrv. It is intended that the "Tournament shall continue thrpu|hout one entire week, and (Consist of k' variety of sports, both on land and water.

It has jilready»bfen annopneed that arrangements have been settled between theSt. John's Paris crew and the Champion crew of Englafid^ frOm Newcastle-upon-Tyne, to row a four oared race at Lachine, near Montreal, for $5,000, and the managers

the "International Tour

nament" expect these two crews will take part they fete also in correspondence with the Harvard cre\vr and. hope to secure their attendance. ~It is even hinted that the return match between the Harvarda and Oxfords may possibly be rowed on the waters ^fsthe Niagara during this tournament. Sailing and rowing races on the river will be made up preach day of the tournament, and liberal prizes offered. Our correspondent adds: "We intend.fencing jn a large area of common adjoining our (own, arid the beautiful oak grove just above on the bank of the river, for tournaments of La Crosse, ba^e ball, and cricket. The Eleven of all 'England are coming out, and will take part in the tournament. It is also proposed tQ erect a temporary building in the giroV^ (called Paradise.) on the bank of the river for a grand ball on the first night to the. distinguished guests that-I will presently speak of, and a grand promenade cgflQert n-jbe ^ecotod night, with six military bands from the United States and Canada—the building to be (if I may use the expression) an oblong octagon, and to have a court of

atrium

200x75, yell. shaded with the beautiful trees. We took tor riot less than twenty thousand spectators daily.

Our correspondent who writes in the most sanguine .spirit, adds: "Another part of the programme—and hot the feast—will be 'the distinguished spectators' who Will "be the 'guests of the Tournament, and it will readily be admitted that, if we can carry opt otu- programme, which we confidently eipect to do, it will be the tournament of modern days, and worthy of the'fast' age we live in. We propose to invite His Koyal Highness Prince Arthur, the Governor General and Cnbinftt irf. tfrft Pw W*?n

thc

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dent oft^Ura^tS^nd "Cabinet," the'Senators and Commoners ot both Great Countries, besides other distinguished men. You see we have not forgotten the fair sex, as the grand concert

al Exhibition last summer, but we tru3t vour citizens will have an opportunity to meet him at our International Jubilee, and as vour fair neighbors of New York and Washington

feted

during Lis recent visit, I trust the lair, oi

our tournament will be a fitting Sequel to the "International Ocean Race" that is to start from the other side of the Atlantic, Julv the 4th. "Let our Grand International Tournanient open with a salvo of one hundred suds—one hundred from your Fort Niagva and one ffofii oldlTox^tlGleorge, oii our side. When these forts last answered each other, it was in anger. Let

it is not necessary to ionrney t^pn the tropic-!) to AlaakaaJtj*rUr t» ^zperiAl extremcs^of he&t ftBd elod^ ^Kotw dergo all tke inconvenleBceg of this thermometnc*J^^iigeJd^^^\oV^v|rjiiU^5 day, as the case may be^without the trouble of moving OTar^hc these involuntary sl&kexi. What nr«~,u^y doing to expedite their return* to a medium temjeratureV—to break the chills and basish .the fever? Ariafsv dosjUiit thei«felt«»jriS quinine, thereby luperiUas tM mvuw of their bones and itnparinr the vlgdr flTtneir brains and nervous system 1 Some of them are, no doubt, byt not the mwtttar efthfi^ ft is believed, the value ofHosfeuera Stomach Bitters as a harmless and certain s^Wfle for fever and ague is understood and appreciated in all parte of the-. couBtry where lntAnittents prevail. The rerfderttitifsnch 16euitie begin to take it early in the oriafcam motection against the miasma by which they are surrounded not all of them, perhaps* for a blind adherence to error Is the rfpeeiartyW' some people, but die greater number.

If thero is any fixed fact in therapeutics, it js this that the Bitters are a far better safeguard against all the varieties of periodic maladies prodaeed by unwholsome exhalations than any drug or compound -ia the ma-r teria medica ofthe profession. This apsetr. tion is made with all due retpeet to tfteAicalty, but being an important truth,»hdone that nearly concerns the health of. large settlements in various parts Of the coantry, and' indeed.of the public at larre, it is. made fear-* lessly, Founded on ample and unimpeachabletestimony, it defies disproval-

To break tip chill* and fevers* prevent them, thero is nothing so reliable as this wholesome vegetable restorative.

''Children's Lives Saved for 60 Cents." fflHOUSANDS OF CHILDREN DIE ANNU1 ALLY OF CROUP. Now, Mothers, if yon wonld spend GO cent*, and alira&sli4fe bottle of Dr. Tobias' Venetian JLinement in the house, yon never.need ffe&r losing your little one when attacked with this complaint. It is now 22 years, since I have put Up ray Liniment, and never hea^d ot acnild dyini«^(» 'of Croup when my Liniment "wasiiaed btft hundreds of cures nave been reported to me. and many state if it was 910 jjer bottle they, would not bo without it. Besides which, it is, a certain cure for Cuts, Burn?, IreidMhe, Toothache, Sore Throat* Swellings,- Mnmfw. Colic. Diarrhoea Dysontery, Spasca Old Sore? and Pains in the Limbs,Back,, and Chest.—j No one oncc tries it who is ever without it.— It is warranted perfectly safirtotakeiHterBtflly. Full directions with every^bottle. Sold by the Druggists and StqrMS^Btrs in the United States. Depot 10 Park Place, X. T. mar9-dwlm.

A N E S I S Their great value may be used so long as any disease affects any of the organs of tSe'hiijliPf JnWy thns persevering in their use the disease will be, cured, and the body restored to hea^Th',' frtee from evorv taint and impurlty. fteirreputa-' tion proves their merit, 1 dtO :L_

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Thomas Smith, Coroner and Jusfcice^fgig Peace, Ilastittgs-on-the-Hudson. aa-ys Brandreth's Pills cured him of D^ifpepsiaand Heartburn, when every other medicine had: failed to relieve bim. CerlLficnte dated April 2, 1803.

BEENABD

Courier.

of makriage.

New Course

at the New York Museum of An atomy, em bracing subjects: How to Live and hat to Live for. Youth, Maturity and Old Age Manhood Generally Reviewed. The cau so of In digestion: Flatulanco and Nervous Dyscase aeaountea for MarnafoPhilosophicallgConsidered Sc. Pocket volhin es contaimn these Lectures will be forwarded on itatnBS, by addressing Sec A sEinrov AsAr8*Y,fi§®rtadwa -n ma-

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That is kept in the City.

MT Persons wishing to purchase will find it to their interest to call and see them before buying. lit 1C 'iiT

CORY & DeFREES,

I S AaIii and 1&3 Fifth St,s.

HAUTE, IND.

As general family medicine he considers them far in aclvnnto of nil others, and here h^ speaks from personal experience of their qitalities. marrt'dwltif:^J

A A I A E O N lias been accomplished in hair dyes.. The horrible oompounds containineLBAiByBALT and SULPHUR are di^i^Med^-iThe listdthg' chemists implorethe public noj^^^hg^i,*' and Professors Chilton, whose--reputationjis second to that of no analytfi/al ehenrist in' Amorica, has recommended

Cristadoro'a Excelsior Dve as a PERFECTLY INNOCUOUS ARTI0UB.. which may be used without fear. -Re||fembW, it is the only "one thit has .heje^]^al^dtiJ and found wholesome, 1 jts effects .aneSnstftiir taneous, and the colors it imparts nattirali'

CRISTADORO'S IIAIR PRESEVATIyE, as a Dressing, afets after Dyeings, tryit on aVcd hi

him so handsomely visit, I tr.«st the fair, of

MAN AND KssaysforYonntf Men.—'The jietijtts of so«ial evils—with woWs .Of-wat4j[^f irrsw and unfortunater-snaitary.nid ahd!:.word& cheer for

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free, i^^lKd^V^jo^eS.'A^dress ASSOClATldN, BoXiPvfihiladelphia, Pai O ,::r.t9J?i-3 fc'xra

ELIXIR

General. Depot—,A. ^ERNARD,_51kpedar, St., 2d floor. For j^ate by att respcelabler druggists. ,-wv-i" .'maySacodly ...

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Ladies Take Pnrticulftr Notlcee »in

THE BEAL VELPEMf MAIB PILIS. WAHBANTED FRENCH.

Tago

HESE PILLS, so celebrated. many yealrs^ in Paris for the relief of female ir-f:

regulorities.are now offered for sale for the first time in Aweri«a. They have been kept io etfmparativc obscurity, from the fact that tM originator Dr. Velpeau, is a ]Shysiciati in Paris

though 'powerfttl'Teuiedj du uetjw»tBl|i!j»««

cnlonxsl.autttnony, constitution. To married ladiesand,yonncgirls^wly. have never been regnlatod, -they-are pe^iaiiWi suited. They will,in .a^ short time, bring on. tho monthly period with'reghlarity.

Ladies can procure a bos, sealed from the? eyes of the curious, by enclosing one dollar* and six postage stamps to 7-

HATS AND CAPS.! tt'SJ

•f IS J0PT IN RKCF.trXOF

Mens' Hats of all kinds,

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Lot plain inks 11'^ Lot Chau^abUSilks 2.0&-,

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LAZARUS & MORRI^^

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ancy Silks $100. aney 8iK* l.».

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I am now prepared to do alt kinds of Wagon, Carriage and Sign Painting, on a little better terms to customers than any other Arm in the city if you don't believe it try me.

All work warranted to give

tion. Shoferry.

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NEW YOltK known as the Canal Jiills

Boys'\Hats of&H /fiiwf.v wen

Misses* Hats of all kinds,

it Jnfants' Hats ofttll hiut,ln,^

And nt All prim,

M3~llatsmade to order on short notice. Come and sec,

THE WINTER "STALES, lift Main Street, ferre-lfiafe, tad.

WTD

and Consumption, Its grei

sales is a griarrnty o?l« i^alni.- iSaie Who try—always use it-oure their colds, and avoid Cohsnmption atfd an early grave. Oae million sold annually,Sand sold by alt druggists. BROWNIMB* ,^OAifi!6|ig*fljiliSts.

For rale hy allaruggi ts in Terre-Hanfe.

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..if 1njr il Yard wide Motlin. good quality, Yard wide, extra auality, 12VjC. ". All the leading make? itthe lowest wholesale pnno.

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Dr. Turner, of)Savannab, (a., fays liehas, for nearly forty years, re^omipened Britndrcth's Pills as a specific in Yellow Fever: that he never knew a patient to die who took them for this malfidy, being otherwise soa^-, Thoir prompt use takes out of the bpdy those matters which-feed-the fatality ofthe disease. of besftfa.'tUP

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bo/iirw 1»1«V

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AND EYE GLASSES.

r^rjf f, Sfto^e of their Agout^

S. R. FREEMAN, Jeweler

TERRE-HAUTE, IND.f

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^Those suffering from impaired'or dis^iseif vision are reconrmended to avail ti em selves 0»f this opportunity^ 1

(jkir Spectacles and JEf/e- fiU'ifsitn

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:'"assistance

Bit) miheMoktrerfeei^™**

to sight

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tHte and comfort

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On ."VI 'Street, between M^iin net-

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manufacture*!, :ind

can always be relied upon as affordinif perin:t

whilfe

M+pino the Hiie*

KlrewiOuming nnfj grrT

most.thoroughly.

:We

take occasion to notify 1th Public that we employ no 3d pedlarsf and to caution 4 a a in pretending to have i^i.. ii9«

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P. BERNARD— TONI ^, V""'. 'AN^I-dys?EPTIC. The several obaervatioti^tiiade' by the best physicians of the Facilitate Paris have proved that the sicknesses arising frelh itnpoyerishment of the blood'or nervotts exhaustion viz: Amen in, Chlorosis, Sywpirtlltsme^ Phthisic, Diabetes. Albumineria, Swrb«t.: &c.,&c., are radically curcd with the ELIXIRS

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joas p.'»At«n,

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of wealth, anttd has^ithheldit'iWUJ^i'OUtgeiieiakkffij,,^

use lest they shou 1 (^e.em^o ed £pr,un 1 awfu 1 purposes. In over^ctoingHfenriile obstruction a Falling oftho.Womb, Whites, Green Sickness, Suppression, Retention,or ImmodiMraie Jiow of the Monthly Discharges, Nervoas and Spinal Affections! Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on alight exertion, Paipilatija of t^o Ilcart, Hystcries, &c., and wilt effect a cme when all other means have failed and, al-

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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

SMITH,/

ZEN AS

Attorney and Coun%olqr at Ld.w-.

Ohio St., next to Juilitr Patt^rsou'R.,

In offering my services to the citizens of rwnajic. matrtstrati 1 lave served thif,community twelveycars. lave servetttnircommunity iwei

Terre-Haute. JannfttyST, 1670.

jH., ,, Rotary Fablic.

Coruer JtaU and Third Streets, 1

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M. W. MACOMBBR, General Agent for United States and Canadas, at Albany, N. Y. S a is

Sold by all Drungistsin/r«rr^ifai|te. jf (jj aprilfwly

9ALB3 OP 50#l'ji»:Trfq salle*}i .f The T^lom'iiig:

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Prof. HaiaU£»a's Jted* lf»t«d«oa|:li JTsadj, made from extracts prepar ed in vacuo—a certain and effective remedy for Coughs Colds, Hoarseness, Sora Lr TbrOat,Asthma, UronphitiS Ii -eait

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This^Wtoerty is alt in igood fuhninfe Orfer 3 run of Burs, Corn Sheller, Kiln and all machinery neces8ary-for.afirat*plass M"*

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J, w. mand, ^^*0.9 Main Ayet

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Ladders, Ironing Boards, Lap Boarw.,ever^ tf»lili«adi mn»M ition to saiwagaaH hi

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in port

reps-

.ranches of this business, "aJT&rtlcie* sold at Factary pricefaifl Hlflillin fi«de to or-

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GASH STORE,

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Now open, &oqi New York Auction and Bankrupt (d^les, t^he Greatest Bargains ever offered since the panic

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(tili li f-VjfPi-a •*$?.'•

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Bargaius in Ulae^ii os du Rhine, \and-.Saffatas.

JOB LOT SILK FRINGES1.

-igiikFringes 10.-. Black and Colored Fringes from 10 to 75a.

{ham

as* 1 4 II I I I 1 a I

*»«. rs *®r' Linen Towels 15e

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Jfn Uxtra quality Water Proof 41.00,

Large Size and Heavy Blankets at $4.50.

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..PlknalSijSNfifiiiitiei^ Sapeiinteaounoe..'nnl»

leti»l^fa^i«»ger|wpfehsi

ti0amc»^i*r^«i^

jfor cv«rr deserip

cornet ofWSbash nnJ

SixthStw&^id*tory»D«ma»rBloek.? -k?

tit n-.-

since the War! 3,1!

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rt! 1

emu iit

RYCE'S

.i&itp

Brussels Carpet^

Three PI Tapestry uicrrn

Wool,

,. kV-.IC

isf r'TTrf~

Extra quality Black Poplins oOc. Extra quality Black Poplins G0c. Just the thine for Spring Suits.

«ti (M .[HI**.

SILK POPLIN&. W SPRIXG COLORS.

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Corner dth and Main Streets,

put-Hit JVJ Yc ,M l.'ln'

VVIM/ OPEN StTI RDAY,

.* Si-!h r. Jit .rib'tf'ii

MARCH 5,1870,

(m t, ut u«iiLJhij-»h iJ

!•-..:•!,

Forty Tlionsand Yards

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I N S

ii#

W. HOWARD MANNING",-ls

ivTiSfvU ji-, i'fl-ad.

191! f»T

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WAEHEN.HOBERQ

& co.

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.SU.CpKSSORS TO 'ili iU'ii iiI

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BACON! uMACQN!

A nice lot of Bacon Sugar-cured Hams, Shoulders and, Sides, l«»r sale at

A. 1': /:. I'EI MA X'S.

feh)i*llii^,. Main street, bet, S|h and 0th.

IN STORE ANl FOR SALE

ot «n

in a

a rt)^«Kw.s

a aniic-ol famtdq o3 riot

Tierces and Krps Lard.

75' Barrel« Mess Pork.

600 Barrels V. B. Jones Flour,

all grades.

*350 Barrels Cement, and

iiOBbls.

-Y. 1\ t-G.

R. Plaster,

A,t X.*4r it' KFiMAtf s,

A E

'jtiHDS' "sfTEsfe-Faf

iWCKIOAV ANO PlHISfAM

doWKCTJONEHd: BAKKH,

SOi W NORTH KOl'KTH HTHtfT Bet. Main and Cherry Sts., Teriv Hant«, Ind.

Keeps constantly «n hand a fresh 'suptily Of oCnkes, Candies, 1 ce Cream, Bread and Craok-

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jiA

Ornamenta1 Cakes, Pyramids. Ice Cream, Water fees. Chariotte-russe. Jelly, tUance Mange, Roman Punch, BiWjuit Glaee, Trftmage de Pam, Fancy Ice Cream, Pastry, Tongue. Ch

mavlMtf

v-\ 1 W.

rzJBW&toX

OIL CLATHM la §4, l«-4. CMUl

Cloth*, Tablr «II CW

Marble.

Cane Mattings for Ofioes, Salognt, to. --i---ai fffr-sW *»!if J'juaitHf'

-n DOOR

Outside and Inside Door JKats.

Stamp Gold, Bronze Gilt, Sat V*rtetf%* riSj.H 3w8 1

OBEATEST iFfEOTIOi

OF THE IOE!

rke»)taeHH,

fMftVMtleiirc, ..

A GENTS~~WANTED

Golden

manshlpl' Price': one boi, 5l centsi five hozei.tl 00. Sent, free of.p«rtri ate, and guaranteed to give perfect aAti^tue-* tion.

Liberal Commission t»

We are prepared to son takiac ui* aeency ef mission which will pay llwiwi^ muuiu-, invite all persona wishing efaploj-Awjiit. 'to send for samples and circulars.

give 1 my energefilflplf? I?ef th«M Pens, a earn-

mission wb^ch will pay $200 per mouth, persona wishi

Three sample Pens will hamniled forlO.cts. j,. Address, v.1 »ri*

WRSTEBN PUBLISHING CO,5 y.: Indianapolis* Ind..

^Manufacturer ii Aeents. e.|| .- rufyifriq »Tlr ts ..w

decRdw.jin -"f*-

Wholesale and Retail

E A E I N

All kinds of

)IaaW dUMil

Family Qroceries.

.7 wt»- S

T/t Best Bargain

Iwt* ihiWlll!

We are now opening »gbner»l«tf^knl Family Groceries, embracing every article usually found in snch estebllshthents, and request otir friends and the pablie to give us a call and ex-, amine our Stock and Prices. All kinds °r

COUNTRY PHOT)lX3}wJl

Bought at the market prke.. rtjyejs a callj-^, No trouble to show goods.

FLOUR AND FlC$jlj.Zt

where ly Ftonr, Ilvered free of chai

ornerTrtiiaw

TerreHa^, p^. M8(»rjiJedtf

NEW

tf* 1untn

'•m ihr,

Ohio 5»t.,

tf 'ii

ivi.ri' vfu

1.11, ii.-

f'j .--j.

1 tri t!u:r vif.f(

bet. Fourth & Piftli,,

tfiil keep on hand a full snprdy of food tot man and beart. »KJ'J« urik

FLOUR,

FEED

*y,

Family. Qrocaxim jandJ^ovi^ioft^ i#.• 1 -.it Will keep constanUy o|j hai^frefh supply ot Vegetables of all kinds. W ii Is'A olfeir oft the 1st of September a ....

A FRESH MEA TM AH KMT+

And keep all kinds of fresh meat. Leave yon orders and they will be Oiled promptly to all para ot the bay all kinds of..

C?OUNTBY VionVc^

Farmen 44

Fablsdlm Main street, bet. 8th and 9th-

will do welt to call before selling.

J. E. VOOItHEES^

au«31dtf.

XEW FfilW

The undersigned, havihtr lUsodafed tbem SiraS"i/w KTM5iss»y% an dFaney Goods bBsineM .at ttoe otiat«Bd. 1101 Main street, where they wUt ahortly put io the largest sloek of roods their Ha#, ever offered to the public in this city. #,

Having increased fkcilines for ?o\iig

iii .purekase Heir-,«AM»s ahd pledge themselves to snpply tneir atroae. Wholesale or retaiP,«t:H» tilv«Bt

they

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urea th^ B^RTLFTT-J feb22dtf •.-wf .ME0R01JCL^

»EPIC*IIAiLf,r

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OFFICE—PVSR BEACH'S BA^K, RggmrNtx—'Norfll' at8«'OW«hj|it^i'e#1'Wtween 4th and 6th.

l?mn

ft"

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lilt

i. -mv&t •.<p></p>Lodges

MHi WluN j« wdt lo»

FKKtM'Ot: u4»Et «l|*Tl¥G rA^KJI. tdgiu J»*l if» x'lssfti'

Leave your ordera audJ^Yftj

.-.IMMf-P*? 'J

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ftpRYOE'S OABPETfHALt, 97 Main Street. Msmi

CAW lHAfiCI.

t. ]rf9,

j. u. WILDT, WILDT, THOMAS ft

Carriage Manulhctim^'s, Corner 2d an Walnut SU. Terre Haute, Ii»d. Repairing uuue pivrnjitll anU^^tf

AirOp^ratlons rt'arrantwl. ioilfl *lt

IMOLVTIOS.

%'lH9Xjnu.

iiil

ESTABMflHMRNT.

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The undersigned having gone at C. N. DEMOREST'S old stand on

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I.i tie

unit**

nl4

uii«l fc.

whA

^aa

POlTl.TR*.

And a general assortment »t

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rw jhib uM Mtliilr*.

Datdh €arpeto,

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iUidHemp Curpeti !t»U aflirifbv.n R-J*

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Acknowledged by alt who have used t^iaiAjto, be the best Pen made or sold in Ibis country. No blottiul No soiled tacers! -Sixty lib« written with one pen of ink!. Will outwear any steel pen evet iaade. B*nlrtrs, m«r«Lants, teachers and allclasses, endorse tliein in

-'*Xnaoo kiii

03 el luiMn'

Ufr.lMb-:*,-S?'.

fiij

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Agents!

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FAMILY CROCEIIIES.

j4ji. H. TtflNEK 1* itlfRf® »pie. Pi atlXTtW. IIS"

TURNER & BUNTIN,

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tctotrj till# ri*Hjhr

j»ef t.» .'Wttl ijiiigt -f

'ft-

ill U" snti P. .usar

ifiJitrj m. rtSlWdw'i-i ^KAga'S BlaOCIC, •ra*i ot uxi

^telioL

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yak aw*

tier

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WW .BQtry ,»I. I' V/diQ Ii) feMlii wi

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.! iofice'irihireby th^ii tfl^ ^arrtiershfp he^etofAraexisting between '1-hos. P. Murray anjd Fr?. Crawford was dissolved oq the

lnf

themselves. indebted to tho firm are resttd'to call'atad settle,as the books

lit Love Affairs She Never Falls.

She has the secret of winning the affection* of owtwite sex^j^he ab^wsyquthelikeof your fa tare wile or lAi^bana, or aosfnl frieM« h»^-

rnnoe»*ble inAancwt akd -tb* r*hilb has al W|««4een the mefttts of. securing ,. A B^eedy and* Baqjipy Manriage t^r»ifti. 'tkeecfbrW. a *ufK«Hj ie«4ence. It is. w«4t#kao«tg ^the gfbl tap)]* larte thatrfh#

isi aftjawa^ milt eke eidi «ir* earn satisfaction on all lhepo»««ruS oi:t*te, whiehi«H» b^ teMud «nd IH-oved.by thyusandii, both married ami iinijle.'WSo daily.and eatrerly Vfsit ber.

'tiait

it *rf*m

,JONES»Cf

SMt side Vublto Square,

TnM.BAtTK.lSt.,

VillUve in Store by lib: NMioa and largest stoek '.v

r^n

AST-C A8T-STEHa« J?LO V, 'dm Fanaew *»y "Bea^'

SrtiH •il -,7

-i*li «,.'i

&Z Hotels

mm «r«b'i_ ik.2%

Ckmmon and Every ngs. Jn« i«ufa konth

DEflTlftT .i»«i *«i*

«.n ii

rs«»e«flje

on al.v-

.fMur 3 ii rian AVERY CAST PLOW.

"Si .i, .Ji-rf-T. -mMii

XolliB| iint Standing Co«lt.ers«^5 &

One-Horse Plows!

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9dT—

»»WOftK DONE AT #ai«-i

»J

cj vf ^,1 i)(

o«l

*sh *i&i

Ji mrfw Hmu i.wj

wait y,J ill*.

WB iT

«t|ie et-. nohv»t»(j *i. .u-

-MtMba'fe: ftii4jtiii_xi*io ti«* hmu «d •.r.tii' ifta»

SJ'P

January. 1870. Alt parties'kirow-

fns.tr. ci «il XIf

.*gD -.feeii if

bdOD NEWS FOR ALL.

tl.onij^t) A N't PERSON WHO Wlti liq?(I A -. .MA4JAMB RAPHAEL IN TUk ib» $ rlUUS H»MKKIUKA 1L1X AJ

ja bn4oMa ltev«d«4»o i» inraluable.

She can fereteiU ^ith the«reat«ft evruinty, the result of all commercial and business a a A

Ijottery numbers Kivvit without extra eharge.,

netit

All calls answered proa^ti

.iiiFSir

orj-'-f

4ay-er nieht.

atr

:-\U

rhilis. Hernis and Rupture, eases. Syphilitic or Mer the Throat, Skin or Bo

ratrst

Jw^nb.

(laving purchased the interest of. Mr. T. P. Murray, as above', will centinue the Boot and SUoehlteiAefsatf.the. Old Stand. No.9S Main stieet. where, by offering a good article at a reasonable rate, and by having a full assortment, 1 hope to receive a liberal share of the trade. jaTWtr TRS C. CRAWFORD.

••f« Asrnoi-oct

in^ Theestabhsliment^,

5B?R-

r«Eta tre»W)»-riiJl'Ji(ho5)»v«!heen wifortuMe—all whose fond hones have been dic-j^i*Mf»r^le«-AW Ma*fM by false

it«l: eatiatasltofc^ AU.,wh*ar*in, doubt of tke affections of those they love, consult ber to Wliet^ and satiaty their minds.

A*triln. Shi

.. .. -Ihetoefitb ibat.-. walt-linown t:ot that. mak«» UU«t ueMrierg«opxher ad.vert.iae- ••Or.?e»Bflik.''Ac.

I W

di»M»e**'l««i tie*.-nM*

Ail ittWrviww,-

:B-,Tti'hasg*'.

9&(

KaA If.

for

^irrSBITRO NATIONAL!

JlmSTTJiM

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Prie^|f* ^1*

Riding Plows, ton Iftantefc

teK

WewalitMf^^M^^^Uiv*#*

"MANSFIELD

latest, best, nfRnfflR^nSIABC^fkw only olts in.lrawej »«st i-umpiule, and in way tt^' Zek&rt&kiitflr sting ever mnde. ^Qiaething eniirel)harvesting new.

every itti

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trM TAnawjtf

U) iHtb -i

KRti

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MEDicAi:

DOOTOK

W fLBBR,Ortke, (Jon-

snltaKon anu ueeepiton tjiiu Washington. Avenue, St. Louis, Mo., tVe.4t» with the greatest success elUJisonw-* hr Woman, Lonchonva, or Vv'hites Falling, inJla-

siiltaKon and Reception liotuu.-t-. tjlii Ws wil mn &UN Pruritis. Amenorrhoea, Menorrhagia, Xsysmenorrhoea. and Sterility, or Barrenness tilm, every disease connected WKhPnWrty. Menstruation or Pregnancy, fcjince UietDotitor confines himself exclusively to fhe treatment of these complaints, and treats-«.verf- i. large number of cases, it follows that hi? knowledge of them must be far more extonsiveand accurate than that of physicians in general practice. Send stamp for Medicul Pamphletofthirty-sixpages. Notnarter whfi h.-vve failed, read what he Say*. Patients iu every Western State. Cares guarranteed.-"'-Consultation by letter er^at oftoetree.'jRoo a for patients requiring daily attention. A lady assistant, flour 0 a. m. to 7 c. m. Sundajy excepted.

... A .. I* flwai U? Ik 1 *f'1

0,. im? bTfSJ.

hbd IhmeQ

tg) *rei hij »weurtL-!c

wta1»

DR. WHITTIER,

beyual and rriraea lisease« than any PbyBioim in St. Louis. Ij'phuits, Gonorrhea, Sleet Or4

lon.es, are mated.with

unparalleled success. Spermatorrhea, Sexnal Debility and-ftnpo^ tency, as the result of self-abuse in youth,

SXW^'SSlWSteSKi fects, as Noeturual tmissions. Blotrhw. 1% bilitv. Dizziness, Dimnes of sight, C(intoioii of Ideas, Drtl Forbodinga. Arersiofttc

tioeby

ty of Females, Loss of Memory and .Sexufil Power,and rendering Marriage improper, are permaneiUijr xured

The Doctor's opportanities in hospijul and tssed in HU Lours files of

St. iuui*

neeil lOcatcd'there Othnr Ba advertise library, labratory

aad appointments, art 'tftrivailed'in the West, unrivalled anywhere. Age, with-ex-perience! can be relied upon, aad the Ixi^tr.r can refer to many physician* throughout' the it country. In past success and present posiion he stands without a competitor. THE WRITINOSttF A PHYSICIAN WJf(*I 5

Doctor Whittle?TiitMialtee a MedRcsl Part- '1pbet relating .to: Venereal Diae^es the disastrous and varied consequences oTsetfabuse, that will be sent to aay address-in a .sealed envelope for two stamps, it contain? fall symptom lists that Wltretfnblc th«*e-at-fected to determine the nature of their oohiplaint and give a written statement of lln.ir case that will answer almost as wnil for ihe purpose of treatment aar K:j»erfcotiMr inttaiview but where it i.-i convenient tha. Doctor •Fhonld be oonsnlted pertottal&.< VAfroVe having friends that may rormirc lijAtifii. supfly thcui with tliftf Sii!n^ht^VoVir**y* seuilin«. their addr".«ii^, with you cau assist tho unfortunate? witTioift tTTtir knowins their beaofatttor. ^ertnhtfy atfsoitAK&5 jXt'saBsr

It is self-evident that a.phgfjeiaii^ho r-y-fines himself vxclusively to the tfiuiy n't it Certain class of diseasesand treat* thousand* of cases every year, must ai.-uu«u, iyi-- iitur skill in that specialty than only**cn*rtil practice. Many pliysieiaas, recoanuiiiK this tact, introduce patient- lo the Doctor alter reading his Medical Pamphlet# Co

A."if.,

-92

».

Fit

ufth*»l»Wifc!ils*t*htiiar-she mast lio^pwitb a '"K thovgnt^. Kbe also c(ires JrunltennriH, uuJ

toivjly

nrirute irtwt conh-

deotiftUtlAsa fernaJ* Physlciauher remedies

tsuio fute ifil temale itregutaritios, a if#1 m* dot injoro^ Seal#*

lhe

Wi. kitm aiui Job

lsrriNXATI. OHMt. "3 "1

VKltSte.- -tMte* Hi «iww»aa, fl .**. "i»laaee mar comuu tiafaction. by eacl.jting

?ji)B.—ito*4 tm ,dd*taaee may ronuaV •tftTwlth AM

All eoaMnanlcatione

b»-DTOlai

ati, Ohio jrac&xfcr

iv it

-fi

t« e. a., Sundays' excepted.

-MANHOOD:

How Lost! How Restored Jh*(

Huht\ i*i ii ucttU'f nirtlvy 'rieei* cnU

A LKCTt.T.fiON THE.NAii.:lA Ctf&kiMhNi'randi}tadirftl Cure 4f-8f*rnitaivh«3a, or Seminal Weakueas.Invuluiitary Va»i-?=irn.-, Sei ii»ll',el/Tlity. »hd 1 (hpodimph'tstoNlarrHre' gonerally N ivOBiiie^, Ct,b.-kwutitiltn, lepsv,'and Fii-' U-nt,iiI a.ml i1»'::tcnl lnenMeily. rasnlfing Self Abure, A c.j hyk Koi'.r. J^C'n.vKKWfcU., i. D,, anr^i rpi tins

tBottu lo 'fhimiuiiuli el Mrtterew," fluent under ^ciU, iu a plain »-nvf:l,»L,IYi.. a:-. adilrek®. i'n r«?.-»-ii»f ot" si\ c.-ni or t*.ipostuce-iiiuiiij. «o CHA.S. JiA. KL1MC.«

Ii"? Howery, Sew Vort, Post OfUre Hot i.jSt".. Also Dr. Culverwrll'-! "Marriace toide,'* price ".• cents. ii..v4d\.-.".

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TOerWi(re!f^ofct^-bne i4faio alh te VujmK', .. 4

III UP) I.IJ...!

VhtyiHi

'h ••••••', in4

jJj.'C-

_0®I_

cations confidential. .A friendly urik will

mt£Ji»-

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i*^tyottni)tlitii»f: OfR^e'^ntriiF, Ko. JU7 St.. t.1utg«* .atn^t,. S|. Jdo. Uoiire,

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111

ftukim

yeasle

HirtKM* and Siarn Pftinterjv^

ft. Ij»jh t^iUra^iBjri#*

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All wjorkjanttastedtoaswBl rtMWe

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fM^rtar ftittnHoii ftven rilift FAiirrin^" A4 UrdaftUMf-, .•

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