Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 March 1870 — Page 2

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Republican State Ticket

jffiTTIJreSa. AUDITOR OF STATE, JOHN D. EVANS.

JDMKS OP SDPKKLL* S2SET' JEHU T. ELLIOTT, FEI R. C. GREGORY.

ANDREWL*. OSBORN'E.

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THE Lafayette Eastern school building is to be remodeled handrom^

ty in order to guard themselves against ouch shameful impositions as were practiced by the DemeewOflin Marion County, have resolved that no man who voted the Democratic ticket in 1868, shall be allowed to vote at they: may cut off BoniepeeStent who seeks ad mission to the fold bat better this, they think, than have the.election vitiated by

THL public test of the HOLTA' Water Works machinery, just completed at Dayton Ohio, be made onthe after^ noon

0mm^Atoli»U^«ny inV1^

tations have been extended to person throughout the country to be present at

be a success in every respect and the people of that city are already delighted with them. We hope ft see the HOLLT gystem tested in Indiana shortly.

lege ef constructing the proposed railway from Cincinnati to Chattanooga, J* as-

tempt'wflttSba^fy fee SFfo^t alill throughCongress incorporating a company and granting it the necessary power toj construct the proposed road. It is a work of national importance and it is impossible for outsiders, to see why the legislature of^eMilcIy

THE

OWNERS of Iiiit

English-Ameri^p?kets

!fotitract'

J6f,

have, renewed

their contract'with the British Government, at $360,000, perauww* for eight years, and have agreed to add a number ofnei^-,'Wia-|t»f#®*W-,i steamships to their present Equipment. In acccordance with this

for elegant vessels,

are in process of construction at Glasgow] Scotland, respectively* called the 4bbysinia, Batavia, Algeria and Parthea. They are staunch and elegant vessels, of •thirty-five hundred ton measurement, with complete ar^angemen^' Jor thfe accommodation of one thousand .passengers each, and will be readyior service during| the year.

THK aMyMotmlltt .MGcI&Logai^ which passed the Lower House of Con gress, bya majority .will pCObably fail In the.Senate, or be sO'modifiedby that^body as td bft

mands

ftheir

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has awakened stropg ^ojppo^^on in the high military, circles of the government,^

retrenchment' -iid the^ifeinWidous

expenses .'atonually lavisftfid on ttl® armjr and navy and tie retiriement, ,io:8ome justj wnv of all useless officers connected] tl^ewitir^eeW^^^^gl about this as the ar-j my is concerned, was a bold one and de-. served aiicces*, at leaat in.itf inain. featureq.,, Sompth^g fSJIu, out of it, and if all aimed at is not attained, W#Sfe accomplished iatb»u»ay of needed reform. i»*m

THE recent ckbate in the Sehate ofthe United States, upon the Sao Domingo treaty ha* attracted unusuttl attetition throughout the country. The discussion was led Senator MORTON,

in favor of, and Senator

this Slate

SCMISTEII,

will be, among all parties igr^it differences of opinion, yet the Senatorial discussion of the matter, is calculated to afford the country much information and -intelligence on the snbjedl.^ ilnihis.view it would be well if the injunction ofsq crecy may be removed and ^he apgnment^ of the various Senators be given to the P«blic, the treaty. TD3T1H34A

The IndnStry Of t4oSii£ii#El%#o. Notwithstanding hi? disadvantages of "nature and all otlier disadvantages (and ^bev are many), the negro has shown since his emancipation nn indu^ry tha? is extraordinarv :.that is constanily^ daily increasing, both in velnme anddwcapline that hsi supplied hini w'l* lymfarLi that he never knew heforej. that has enabled him to build Mwlo-tound charitable institutions of his own' /that Jifs kept him better clothed than' he waljjn

agricultural produda of the. SouUitsTJ^f pined?* Maigotim.

ABODHENTS in favor of infallibility are multiplying. The Pope has ordered ten thousand breefLrififeirs rifles of the erence eviden the small church.

AFTER witnessing the completion of its -hamanitamn work,the Female Anti-Sla-very Society of Philadelphia declares its «ddbijyjidnA^r4Mis*M--: ^Mrts like one full of years who has madg all

|*$one but freeE»&*ii America !'J llization ^hjfih jmnRtoing com jrfnv death-bkfc'uiA- J-

THE Daily Telegraph, a Gentile paper putyjdgdatjalt Lake, MrCullom's bill: "He agrees with the Sun

JM^r way

for Consgfp|t^^|il^yKteNis

POLITICAL

that he will

can place honor'.'*^'

of Mas

sachusetts, against the treaty. The de-i bate having occurred in exew^Ve session! we have not, afygt, the fnll argumtents 'bfj the distinguished Senators who partieipa-: ted in it. Enough however, is know outside to characterize the disqiissiort as, one of the ablest which lias been had in! the Senate for some tiine past. Senator MORTON is said to have born® himself very handsomely throughout the whole matter vnnd to liai» sprov«n liimself the peer of any of his fellow^Senators in his masterly handling 6f the subject.^1*#hile the annexation of'San Domingo, oAuiy of the adjacent islands, to ftnf^tet^ilbrvfa^ question of governmental polic^ pn which

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VIRGINIA his another nattl^$ff^tfift®tt

er of Mark Tw«ss herSesnen^^K) build. It is in theshape of a fcirlj four jre^s old, having a moustache aaa,whiskCTs, Ore hair %pAAhet4w*tlWfci Veicldag the evebrowB. and a very, heavy head, of J»ir, exceedingly black, extending 'heKW "Ithe ffhbnlders. The %ild is quite sprtglifly, ^rith fully developed limbs and^ well for med body- The arms, nhouldecs. and tack, if not the whole' body, are covwed with downy hair.

ad"

mit her'as a State. Let the high civiliSample, and Christian arguments of the millions of the Republic lead the thousands of ihey can."' H» *wiTt»»«l"ws

ictl^tdrtKlsi of

the sympStMtiepress"1 if^on the "Piegan

pers upon the Indian question are redicnloi

ust

I Man, he gets down a cop: I^d meCjll^.of th.

about the Red Mai .of

•ftmmiHsof We

ins," and studies up in Bennerson

Mohicans," and studies up in Bennerson Eramettr

&8&lati8r$!$i

broods over a butcherknife and the dying

and tear his underclothes over the sufferings of the ..poor Indian.- A\ hat these jomrnalistfMMl^ wanf Is, ife hav^ some positively energetic and robust Indian prance into thsir^actums and^caJp tjiem, and giV^tnem^?to( offish' ttrattfi.*-

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"OLD

PAP!8 FIGHT."

A correspondent

of |e9|^ndes a communication defending Gen. Thomas from ^aspersiofis cast upon MM fet" ,the manner in. which he fought tiie battle of, WriShvlllii with this paragraph:

However great the merits of Schofield, or Logan, or General-Grant himself, no-

proved a great, if not a fetal ei*or,_ and thai ia very large part^of ihe ^nthasiasm, vim, and heartiness with which the battle of NashviHe was fbught was fu€ to the fact that, in the current words of the men in the rank^'Thiftia.fildJ aR^gto»#jd we're going to win it for him.

WHEN Benedict Arn^Ss^arned New London, and Fort Griswvdj «i the opposite town of Griswold, ws#"slwen by his troops*,'the Federal comraandant surren dered.liis ^Word to this subordinate lead ing th^as^attlting party, that oP^er| instantly ISMI it through unarmed prisoner, &d thus gSVe tiKe mnal forJh» indis4r|minate massacre »f t^e captured garrisop- o®#'"

was

The mltn mio was^res^Bible for the atrocities ^ommittedby^ie^English Jim^ia, i»jJ855, «w Gfil^iorjEy^fe. The nafaae of the captain of the Bombay w||o recently ran dotvji the X)neida and: brutally l^itecre# tofc®ii was. also Eyrei jlt is more than ptobw»le that the two l^t are descended frofnt the first*— fnview ofthis, somebody^h^ suggested that it.wotffd be justifiaMg^Ji shoot an at signt witsy is an in suit to4he*5enM.8 hoiho to lyre-kiHing homicrae. |A

Reaebnd lay in trandle With her small arm* fold«4 above her head And fixed her innocent eyt* oat in*

to-

York, denies

for the Prcpi

dency in 1873. The Mobile s«ys: ?The Con necticut Democratic platform is such that ajjiy .Southern Democrat ,and rebel iiifiReff on it *witl at a HTtr

safetv and

SMnon |oliver

Buckner have been tendered, but respecthilly declined., the threertbousand-dollar pffice .of,.(ihief of Police of Louisville, Ky.

The Nevy York Herald predicts "'the overthrow Of the Democratic party in the next State election, and with the loss of

Yftrk the rapid disintegration and ^i8TOlntion-»f*iafr^Mrn the United States."

elSof^Sf1^ bl^artfs are 4di»|riotl|li iiti0l|.'ca«rilK the Republicans of Connecticut will not be lacking in energy and zeal in this contfe^t ftt»BS which e*peet'jthehi to come 6utrvictorious.

*A woman's rights advocate insistts that divorced women hi^arigM to'vole un der the fifteenth,fttehdment, l#i§hprovides that the right ofiuffrt^C 'Ail! hot be denied or abridged on account of race, coloc,ot "previous condition ofservitnde. ypittF4 which to hang the reports that.are afloat of changeVirt/the fcaMnei ^wn. ISrai has said quietly tojL friend that he may recast his Cabinet within a year, but intimates nothing further,-' a'tod there is no certaiiWy .*h*tti^i#Ui»ke anytchanges.

diets the statements of tne Alton Tefegraph, that Genj|nl-L^ JF*

While a thoughtful shadow gl offered

He givM'back the sonl I gave him to keep. Ana I only remember, like beautiful dreams,. AUU UUtJ IIAV uvauvuw uiwwi»«f The garlands of lillestthe wonderful streams-

Colfax

It is a rare

v,^-rr-

i^s useless

to di AmAledb Jife-Hverage temperance lecture with a feeling very nearly* «tk|ii,i* C?n^i«pti.-{ ^mpng the causes which produce this feeling is the unquestionable fact that but very iew who attempt to instruct and arouse the people upon this-subject have any adequate conception of what intemperiuice is or what is its remedy. They are, too frequently, persons of narrow minds and stilt narrower experiences, who almost invariably misapprehend the cause and. nature of the disease shfey ^propose to treat.* It is therefore, with profohnded: pleasure that we publish such staUmehts as the folin ^PAiADELWiiA, March Tl^ Academy of Music wis crowded this evening on the occasion of the twenty-fifty anniversary of the Friendship Division, 8ons,of Temperance. Among the prominent persons present were Vice-President Colfax, Governor Geary, O. Q. Howard, and Rev. Dr. Newman. The exercises included addressed by Col far, Howard and Geary.

ME. Colfax was. received with loud cheers, and spoke nearly an hour. He stated this was the twenty-fifth anniversary of his connection with l«ie temper-ance-movement. During that time he had kept the pledge faithfully to-the letter. Restated this was the twenty-fifth anniversary of his connection with the te«uperance^ir&vement. /He drew a thrilling .picture of the evils of intemperance referred to the sorrow of every family in the land by the war, declared that during the last decade more liyfis-had beep,lost by intemperance than were loit by war, or disease contracted therein Colfax was frequently interrupted by applause, as were the other speakers^ During his remarks, when he referred to General Howard, the whole audience rose and eheered loudly.

When our public men of large minds and ripe experience, full of charily for the unfortunate, and cognizant of the fact that the whisky seller has a soul to save as well as the rest of mankind, come forr ward attd advocate personal temperance^ we havegreitt hopes that the needed rcform isdiearer a realization than eve? before.

Mr. Colfax is a conspicuous example of the liberal and practical temperence man. Twenty-five years ago he vowed in the presence'of a young and brilliant friend who was dying with dcltrium tremens, that he would take a siirfe insurance against duch a fate himself, by subscribing to the total abstinence pledged That pledge he has religiously kept. How pure has been his life, how noble his aims, how splendid his silccess! None but those who have an intimate acquaintance with the peculiar temptations of Sublic life in Washington City can iinerstand how.m^ch resoluti9n it( requires to escaj^ tftiih the liumerotis receptions and parties and private caucuses incident to Capital life without drinking at least a glass.pf wine. Yet Mr. Colfax has passfed, thus far.thlroughhi» remarkable politcal career of twenty years, including the most exciting canvasses among the people, as well as the most stormy period of American historywithout drinking a drop of intoxicating spirits. How healthy, morally and physically! How-hap-py his family! How honored hie' name! As the years of his abstinence have .sped by how many grand intellects- and noble physiqnes has he seen shattered? A dozen instances come to our mind at once. More than one member of the body over which he presides has dropped away into a sad grave, or a still'sadaer life' within the last twenty years. We never think of the Senate Chamber without bringing to mind the fine face and prematurely grey hair ofMcDougall,ofCalifornia. He was in many respects, almost peerless. When we last saw him, ithe spoiler's hand was upon him. His face flushed with more than the excitement of debate his eye gashed with more than the fire of genius his form bowed with more than the weight of Senatorial cared. He was the hopeless victim of intemperance! In a few short months'his career ended under the saddest and somberest of circumstances. Through the streets of Albany, along which, thirty years ago, his youthful footsteps had fallen, a few faithful friends followed him to a drunkardV grave. We think now, also, of another former United States Senator, who was almost the peer of Douglas fn debate, said, to-day, to be a pitiful, seedy, tottering inebriate dependant on charity for nearly eyery drop of the lethe in which he struggles to drown his memories. Indeed, it is not necessary that we should go among dead or exSenators to find examples of public men with which to contrast the sobriety of the Vice-President. Each 4av that he presides ovdr the Seriate, fcis'pye falls unon at least one who is never sober.. How many around him are as sober as- he? How many are incipiently 'intoxicated? If we extend the hofizon of our ylsiou so as fo brin# within its limits the vast sea of humanity upon Which so many thousand soul-wreeltsfr are',floating! going down, we can easily understand why a great and good pant even though the second officer of the nation, does not think it derogatory to his dignity to make a temperance ,spe0pfe. We thank him for his brave, roanlv words sti)J more do we thank him for his eloqnertt gx^fjjple. Indiana grows prouder of hint each day. May his efforts in ttehalf of temperance be crowned with the unutterable glory of preventing many from becoming drunkards, and of rescuing more from, the clutches of the demon that is destroying their homes, their bodies, and tlieir souls!—Lafayette Journal. -*rt" .it. it-ijlilAtl mm* ."iMt'VjS:

The Ynukffi

bf|_a

candidate for re-election as (jongressmAiy at-Lsrge.i .ThetAwr Era annoiw«^^,"by authority," tha^ ff' hft idftstitnents are satisfied with,i)5s course in he will accept arenominarion.! jti 'A iftfl tB-

THE Hon. John Morrissey don't seem to stand very high in the estimation bf the'happy"(beciuse'he is v4rthon^)rBiick Pomeroy. The latter says Johu has been misrepresenting'the peopleof his dixtriot in tlie saloons and lobbies of Albany, instead of ijgspresentatyres. •. ,. -Mv-JT .?,'g

the

following "Chlrli£btc*'"^fee tHher day: "The bearer lu»kM^.J0WA!^M minoreteven months. Portog that time

dbor worlr,

hon«st—wheney«yth«f--h*i rauusWi? We have no tff th» «ttractive creator# S. !n^f??lPe re^nest wherever her wondcrlbl Ctftawrte!1 ,r

•A «hof-t?*tinfl4 before thO breaking

QUI

of the Crimean war some poor Protestant Armenians applied for, employment to Dr. Hamlin.- He was then the principal ofthe theological of Kebek, but is now president, of Robert College, situated a lew miles above. -Constantinople. The native Stanjboolee up to that time, had attttf^nly tllg'Winmon soH^brcwd made with leavm^Mr H»m|in tf?? persuaded that sweet oread, sold at the sqtue price, would find a ready market, and proposed to the poor Protestants to, open a sihid} bakery for the baking ofsweet yeast bread,

and tbe bnsinesR soon proved a success. Oil the breaking ottt of the war Constantinople become tlie rehdervous of the British soldier*on their way to the Crimea, and Jiare was the great hospital for the wounded, ft ia. no. wonder that on

their first introduction to oriental life, U»e sonr bread of the country wwpartictilarlf uapalaiable to the English, wh^thfir sick or well. Bnt it chanced_one day, that al,oaf or_«WWt^«id of Protertant •iBalKtnre-MtuM its vltx Id the table, of

iling al Constantinople '. The Donils of the 1

the the

ever their to sleep,

school

sis stay

9 80%rl

when

hgjj^the long

bread

desire

I'wake from my

morning

Theol

teen dra the hi

iple with spiritual bi

it was only that by making material bread he might the better further his spiritual work. His entire profits in the business, amounting to some $30,000, he devot5 lo chjuch ui^er rection of the mission, and his Armenian

Iar8 of his share of the gains to the same work.

Thus' through the business capacity, professional skill, and, Christian benevolence of their missionaries the American .churches have been relieved from any considerable burdjen for church erection in Turkey^

A Cougli, Cold or Sore Throat

Keqtiires inimediate attention, neglect ofWh results In ain ietirable Lung Disease, i^pwa's .firaacitial Troches wiU Kost invariably give in

stant relief. For BBONCHITI#, ASIHVA, OATARRH, CoisnmiTi and THIOAT DISKASSS, they have a toothing effect. if

SINGEBS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS nse them to clear and strengthen the voice. Owing to the good imputation and popularity of the Troches, many worthliM aud ekeav imitations are offered^ which Qooilfoy uoihinffBe sure to OBTAIN the trqe. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES.

SOLD EVERYWHERE nov23dw6m

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buy coops & NQtlQNS. (KSTVRl.fHHEO

S I Axes! .siftWg! SAWS of ail d-scripliun". A.XK.S. JjluLTING and MII.I., FlIRNf-StUNas. L!K:.tit,AJt SAWS with Solid Teeth, or with i':iteht Adjustable Point®, superior to all Inserteil l'eetn Saws ferl'ric?*

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Agents! Reaa _nis1 wc wiixPAY AhEsrs A SALARY I of #30 i»e* week and expanses, or allow a large commission, to sell our new wonderral inventions., .Address M. WAGNER ft CO,., Marshall, Mich.

MOUSTACHES STSATTi!! I cipe sent for50 cents: address Hf RICHARDS Box 3986, New York P-Q.

.J«M mm"

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has a standard reputation, is donble thread, complete with Table, constructed upon entirely new and practical principles, runs by friction, and excfelB all others. These celebrated Machines, fully licensed, are intended for poor people who want to save time, labor ana money. -'Agents Wanted. Maahines sent to Agents and given away to needy families. For circulars and reduced prices, address J. C. OTTIS & CO., or Franklin and Diamond S. M- Co.,BoxS97,Eoston,Mass. ___ DR. WHITTIER, 617 St. Charles St., St.

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Lover— Essay?

KU-miW Young Men, free, in sealed envelopes. Howard Associatiow. BoxP, Philadelphja.Pa.

Dr. C. W.Httlard's

FEMALE SILVER PILLS I An unfailing remover of obstructions, ajid a ecrtain regulator of the monthlyturn. fallible. Harmless and. Trustworthy. freeby In ail to any address ottreceiptl Dollar. P. 0. BOX 3620, New York City, DSYCHOMANCY,FASCINATION or SOUL JT CHARMING.—'400. pagesf. clothi iThis

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guaranteed. »K. RFX'OliD'H £SMS£JKCK OF LIFE restores manly power, from whatever cause arisin

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IXgrRANCE COMPANY.

qentrftl Qfice, Chicago.

CASH AS^TS, JASUAR^ 14, 1870, $ 1,369,260 48. ., i'l 'H'.i LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS AT TKKKK HAUTE. \V. B. Warren, ifi Goorge Kerekhoff, Herman Hulman. .-Airman Nippert, Thoma* H. Barr, D'Boyle Brothers, John 6. Grain, Preston Hussey, Fred. A. Ros?, Owen fuller. A,i B»rt98, ^4

feb?

Another loaf

reached tfre hospital whet^e Florence Nightengale was botTi quecu and attehiion, afedMiss Nightingale kdared UiatJi* other breid honpifaA Dr. Hamlin wafe aoonn femxl th be the inventor of this beefed, and waaof tdtirse importnnedto take contract to *apply ^it to the1 tkORHMfti of MMsh eAdier»

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Fonner price $2.50

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AW.OQ.PEBTABX)! i'j.illin'JiillL.ii, t..i! !l It I J'. DI ,u K* Poirmer price $3.00, \i\n it) ili

(enumerate,

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A handsome line bouglit during t,U'e.rppent declme in Gold!

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60 pieces at 25c per, yard, former price 40 cents. 60 pieces 36c per yard, former price 60 cents. 36 pieces at SOc per yardv former -^price 85o9nts. i- a»i) jiii tii

but few of jtlie

Cheap ^ooids we have re-

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WAEREN.HOBERG&CO. Corner 4th and Main Streets.

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Children*

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Students can enter fet-injyjtf«e.! ^Each 'fefei

wonderful book has full'instructions to enable I-dent receives private* instructions. College the reader to fascinate either sex, or anyani-. I Journal, with full information as to the course mail at will. Mesmerism, Spiritualism^ and of instructions, (jualifications for entering, hundreds of other curious experiments. It I ne^essaryexpensfes, A!c., wHl

be obliged &y se^di^p address^with |4 any address on application tothePrinqiy

railroad agbnot.

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James Hi.

g. Tho effects of early per- I I. Railway, I.I.:

nici"oiis""habite, self-abuse and. this offiee to the store of Tmmer Buntin. corway at once (o this wonderful medicine, if |ner 7th and .Main streets* ^llgiwthWaigh retaken regularly according to directuns(wbkh are very simple and require no restraint frtn business or pleasure). Failure is impossible. Sold in bottles at S3, or four quantities in one

taken regularly "according to directions(wbich liceipte on shipments qf Produc^and Morchao —, •_!._*

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W arren.

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ALEXANDER ,& ,READ,

DEALERS IN

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FLOBB, MEAL,

1' CORN. OATS, .,"

BArn

f- -.

AND FEES OV'jiLL &IIWS,

!4'ui Corner Stli *alau'|:.?

Articles delivered to any part of the city frte of charge, n* i««c«8P6

Turner, Agent for the p, C. C.^fc ', (Late Bollefpntain) having.moved ,_,ate Bollelontain) having mov

diseto all the Eastern Cities, (grain,in bulk without transfer)arid to iill New Etigland Towns, freight as 16w a« by ariy other line, and

in tod ||time as quick.

octedtf

Negotiate^ Estates, Mu na gad. ,. Particular attention givefa to GoHectionsi

Correspondenca so|icited jCrom non-resijlents.

j—

II The attention Of '-Ha rdteare Jit&lM*, Oar ftnd jthntt Builder* at^d oi(7|»«»» renpectfully invited to the

SELF-LOCKlJta

PATEST KET£B, FAILUiQ W#lN!DOW WASf *jfhis is defiidetfly the best 'aiid mo^t importnt inventitm'tff modem'time«. Its sraplioj^

:n ptwrsi

..be desired, and' y&t b«ia# cK»upe*- than may other window IM*v ®d?h««»e windows it 1Upenses with weignts and pullys. operating teqaatly Well on top and bottom sash, allowing eitilerlo beraisedorl^wBted a*imooh or" eitller io beraisedorlriwared an jmnel .tie as wished to seci Mocked securely, at

lit-i

tie as wished to secure ventilation, and yet he in .from the inontof

locked secarely. at every Doinj.lrom trader or biirglit, and'trin iiever iget order. St has file pecnliStt»te}eL»enf &f lOcKiti# •atself ia Whatever petition y#a l««,ye it. Fqr •'steam or horse car ww^aHS Micy are ^pisfiea

a variety of'styles, ijaSBitj? an ^egantiitilish to the utar Windows, and the only arrangeent ever u^ffodactdttfMtOMinenr fail.

The Hiim FuU fcr sale .*| all Muimvef, rslers. Liberal inducements tp Agents.-r Send ft* descriptive erhcuTartand prietes, Ac.

B0KTOH MAKUtf*¥TC8IS« \*6„ 134 Federal St., Be*to« 77 fkawltm St., W. WESTRBIf BBAl^a OFFICE?—* t«r»eaifc»ii Sftiert, CMfUge,

.W. CT.M», #en

1WW.!

®fareHng Bn?hie*s Agt^ ,2Mlm

fOBSBS, .onTnesdays, »een the h6nrt of 8 o^lbcfe A. a a in id W ante, to th»highMtbhldw.atp^i»iiBttt«n, J1 hoga that nwr have been on any at these IJdays wittm theTaWW Pottod ^iortr than jtwelvenonrs, alltne HiM-ttuilwTkit-jaar have.been Pi

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WICI

Cor.JMain and Sixth Streets,

ii4f hA «i I« */C-1 )51»'Ur

WjeiriU open at the above well-known-st^Od, on the first of March, one of the ft: i. Hi nii

^LABGEST/ANB "BEST,w

si XI"

Sefectfed Stock1of

)1 1 ."lil. '.«*

BOOTS & SHOES

L0WE^^^J^I€ES.

LEATHER, HIDES, &C.

L. A. tittmKtf*'

'"iOHtr F. ltBACHAIt.

TLU CO., MnnofAcfurers and Dealers rpatliPT, Hides, dlls

Mhoei'indiwQM)) Curriers' Tools, 1J4 uml Ufi

M4in Street^

TrkbrIIAIITK.INII

Cash' for llidcs, Furs, Sheep Pelts. Deer Skins, Tallow. and Leather in the Rough.

Consignments always- receive prompt a tention, may5dwtf

Money Cannot Buy It For Sight is Priceless lrr,

fRfi.fjsif 3hiT

CAUTION.—Nono genuine unle'S^ benr^ft^ their trade mark-Sstamped,on every frame. J'

J. R. TILLOTSON, :,J

Jeweler and .Optician,Sole Agent for Terre

THE BEST®

Always tlm Cheapest"!!

JU* i"S' .txiii

•tl tit aHi ii'jie}/. Knfiv.tv:

Jtete'MBE f0 WIN! tiufeij*** hftU .1

!b»fi*wardett

al3..

aug25dw3m: iAI\VTW t.

OVer COVner ain street

P.BEAUCHAMP, ATTOBWEY AT LAW i41 MAIJf STBEF.T, LP )TA|RS. Western X^anti Bvtoke.ib Itoan8,

Tho most Successful

3PIIYSICIA3STS1 i( i"l i. L.«i, ii

Unhesitatingly' endorse*

..SAbajrr'S 'n

ihi nri .-ik'ift

"ft# •-.•!'

Pectoral.. Elixir

r*' &

1 J? a, As the 8fc!,T''5-i84Jfcriri 0

dir. IN THE MABKET. ,i »»m i-irt s»p in* i»nr Jn.'b'wi

-J6

The annexed very complimentary,testiwo-ICSIIUIUuuuipuuiviuau )ne ofthe pies' !tate oflndiana

1 vvi^r

nial ia from one of the most reliable mer chatrts iii tne St

NONSTKZUMA, ISD., February 16,1870.: HavingforsereralywsJieen selling Ifarr'n Pectoral Elixir, I take great pleasure in bearing public jr.ttj its* merit. Of the many remedies for tne cures of Colds, Coughs Croup, Hoarseness and kindred complaints, that has been upon tho market in the past five years, I know of no other in which I have so

great faith, and the very large sale of the 'Elixir" snows that it is being thoroughly appreciated. It is neatly put up, is pleasant to tak,e. and is both safe and reliable. •TAS. JACQBS, Druggist,

iFor sale by tiealers in Medicines everywhere. MANUFACTURED BY

Urnggists nnd Chemists, Terre Haute, Ind. 22dw to mayl

UNDERTAKERS.

I S A A A

UNDEKTAKEK,

Its prepared to execute all orders in bis line With neatness and dispatbh, corner of Third .4

UKDI5HTAKBR.

»W.

W. (yCONNELW

,«a/.uST HT^i.nvi^A

•Hit iifV -yii

bfta yL tii *s$M

-Win-, feftl tl. ,11

ti.fi** -saw '..IT

r.i

J. B. L. CO. -ri -Y

-m

-i,li •.-.ml

All kinds of Custom Work and ^Repairing done to order in the most satisfactory manner. feb21dw3m.

T?n'u*fnii"

ts»i£s 'i*! i'-iii .t lin" i-fiiii. 't v^.1.. ^i *li .tyt afar -•!.

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THE DIAMOND GLASSES Manufactured by J. E. SPENCER & CO., X. Y., Which are now offered to the public, are pronounced by all the celebrated Opticians of- the Worra to be the

MOST PERFECT, Natural, Artificial help to the human eye ever known. They are ground under their own supervision, from minute Crystal Peb bleg, melted together, and derive their name", '•Diamond," on account Of their hardness and brilliancy.

The Scientific Principle^On which they are constructed brings the oore or centre, ofthe lens directly in front of the eye,producing a clear and distinct visien, as in the. natural, healthy sights and preventing all unpleasant sensations, such as glimmering and wavering of sight, dizziness, &c., peculiar to all others, ia Use. .. They areMonirted in the finest manner In frames of thp b^st quality of all materials used for that purpose. Their Finish and Durability cannot be surpassed.!

ft In i" (5

4tw

I'January 13,1870.

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•at hilli fi*

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BEST .COUGH REMEDY

-uaj si.

ijtm MI

tt&~> -it, wl .14.^* «"i 1

seven'yfears

experience in the business, is now prepared to furnish Metalie Burial Cases, Cases, Casr kets, and ^opden Coffins, of all styles and sites, from the best and largest Mock of urial materlal in the State, at lie. 2 North Third street, Terre Haute, Indiana, rtf

erre Baute,

For the purpose of changing^iir business we will sel#

OUT

ii f«0' -If-tl' 1.1.1,.

entire Stock

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Wi:.' tiii)--' '.Mitt

Itfj*' K« l?!»i il'iife fl .1, U, "s ,» HiBilrf Ha. 'MB sffii •,[''.

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ALL KinSTDSr

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v' ll -h.J 7. ij.il Jit i. ,,i ivi iit viik ij|

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I'll! -i%

cfcrift SfltKlWfclV-f -•••r# I -aw W »f IOUI M* .. .. -i *3t«u»ia? Vfi -lai-i Lustrina Black Silks reduced to-.. .. ....$1.00 per yardm. Gro Du Rhine ... 1.25 per yard^: j' wide 1.50 per yardii, Gro Grain Silks reduced to 1.50 per yard 1, extra heavy $2.00, 2.50 per yard

Heavy Taftata Silks reduced to $2.00,2.20,2,50 per yard»,

A full line of FANCY SILK& ijfia^ked down in proporj tion, atf} lifili -4.

TLTELL, RIPLEY ^'DEAIING'S:!, I Mii) s# Wit

-as -atfl .-jtmiiaj 8 Sri 1 «i x. rf£te'i .t!i .li'HUn to ]i-[ uf m•}•**. k,i. Uti -,j!t iiT v&'urt jdi it ififi 1 "icoiwi'to!, 9ft& sill ^^*1 'sftBx:

J1I i,ntt }i

formerly

jjBadl* RI ai

Ow 25 CatrDre^4 Gwds"Cormier^

is very attracltfe, containing

at 40, &0, 65

-fefml i«o-£

and

tj)ifel t* .a ii

K,id trfif' t, T] I WHW) jmiUtl «. ...» {Kf 'Ii fw.. .i itou Slt't' »3l-M.»pJ.-t i.! -i'- W-..3

Rwfwyww

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Buffalo Brand Black Alpaeax and JPairip^' Mohafrw!

ii i.i J*i lUt !. I -..— I .-•*» «... .MUW J.

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A-i Siiw Ltmn 4 m.it W lii*

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LaceH^Embroideries and Notions i:

Tweeds and Jeans, for Men and Bdy^^weai *1^

,.! 4 Jjius ^. sir, anatf ll»* KV jvltai ,it4»art^f tun »rt WB.--

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«rf in,.n.,7 mi-fl 'iwHfj iSe*A :,£$

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"3w ui ji «'.»•" .v ,-A.' tr A .•!!»t'' .ijjii,f«-. inhvt'o XVFL .Wt!

Stock of White.,, Goods ot

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t&iwihi.

ui ,'tav. l.-tu SS

dTsrtlJ

u-m

'/.. .tie timfHittt- *£it

rti ati 1', r... A»«~ -.uiac»k 4k. -i-j- ,.i i(»* 4 irt: itj' -i \0 I •?(!$r j"• i. I'll' ,f«'i

nd.

4- *w Wfefc I*, •. r.

1* btUMfut*'' JW« «i kc# *ii .vi:

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»U iU. at *JHI itv VA

•ra, and Casimeries

ii'iA b* if .i»"

id *MTf i|«P( V«.libit l.*.,.OU1ib«U Uttf' hmji .ja

CORNELIUS & HAGGERTY.

....jalm-f.i

lytthirM ud .siai^liL

fli ai aiauuHiji) rut., "Sli »f «-,* !»d (kr ^-.LJ 3-H7!IS"4!II«IM' HUT »,I,. ,i IV1! lH, I* 48&j<!Wi3)&l ttA bfUtmMvS M«i dt.H itii v— smut w»tf »i4 ,»

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"Z, •.tns)iiU wr

BUSES* O ULl UBi

...... ........ ........ .... jC.—, -'h: t,*. .'.'££. .hy- ,' 1^ -Wdt f,

Ti^j|

J54ilt y%^

Hi Is the place for Special Bargains in .*«• *«!•. m'fruHi tuusw ui inliifrti 'fci ilsH-l ad* ati «i

a iull lineof Goods

cents.

TI'Elili. KIPl.KV & DElWIWtr

ii TTJELL, RIPLE & DEMINGfT,

t.. »r,i iK»iis

... I 1 .*? li 8 i*»"* —j 1, rtm4

I swli

Blea«lie«l JHuftlfit!*, Hill, LoiMdale, Jiol'i ,j Finish, Wamsutta, New Yor|c Lilis, and all the othe* popular brands, marked at clearance prices, at «,

TRELL. RIPLEY & REMINO,SfmW

}.j

i**' J-'fL,- iri.ii i-iJ -U.'I si }1 8-4, 9^4,l10-4 Blcached and lBrown Sheeting jvery lowu vl

KWt.iT

V} 7H )ir

itr.|

$'.• «siii io fotujin

G-003DS

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8 tm

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gi:.

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BLACK!f SILKS!

.iJUiijdttiJ.

tttff pilf iiMtti mdi -ihni rr

1 jj aJiV, v,'t .fISflsf -iftjt-' s»jfe. (i£s ... twaxiht' itetiy ni my

bat 4»*w Ifr HtA i{»iw

Bold

ntds

-mii Ish «afe "i. ni» ..«#/ at ,Lw .at..,.{ .v. muox 1 lETif-.' -CI r- a 9ti- .! i« uti: of} .T»ir ii*i- WJ IO wife *()».«« fe„W" imr *t .••'I' ii

Wool

Reduced from $8.50 to 5.00 per pair, at

ifSMljjf' j|i.

.. *J 1

•,' -. S 4JS Ait 4m,., i&A Hd Ailv nil -i-i. 4 ti-.-j.i .flub I i.! 9»il .-if* .-'} .1 jdi !»».*»*• ri -i 'S» v$&i#swie **MH in.

Zd I ffJ

V':ii I aft* a-

THKI.I., KIPI'EV A. i!tw ia, ijLiaia i. Corner Main ami Tifth Streets, irsmgrnus fin M*