Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 April 1870 — Page 4

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TEBBE-HAUTE, XWX.

Tnesday Morning, April 12, 1870.

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It owesvillo—Closes Pridayat7p. m. Opens Friday at 4 p. m.

PostOfficoopensat7:30

a. in. and closes at 7

Sundays open from* ^^N9R^mp.

Comic

character and one young man for associating with the same, were sent to jail yesterday in default qf payment of fines. Another woman was let off on promise to leavs towii. .i„

Binding.—We have secured a first class binder, and having recently made addition* to our stock of binding mater inls, are now prepared to attend to all or tiers promptly and guarantee satisfaction lather up your magazines and bring them 111.

Taken

in,-"A.

TTer7.&

young gentleman in

this city with eye-teeth uncut, saw an ad vertisement in some newspaper statin that a musical instrument that would play twenty different tunes would be sent to any one sending fo. He bit and got jews-harp.

Improvement.—Postmaster Burnett is liaving an elegant 106m littod up on the south side of the Post Office—at the rear of S. R. Baker & Co's News Stand—to be used as a money order and.register office Will Arnold will be the presiding genius of the new apartment, and it is expected lliat large num.bprs of young ladies will tintl it necessary to register their letters.

Beast

on Horseback f—Swinging

reeling, bowing, with eyes half shut, apparently unconscious' of his place or des tination, barely able to stay in the saddle —thus went an old man out of the city at dark—and we wondered if he had family, and what will be the scene on his arrival homeland how will the wife and thildren enjoy his return, and then what a pity it is that such an old man should soberly enter, our fair and attractive city and depart from it in such a cohdition.

Arold.—We direct the atten

tion of the ladies to the new advertisement and local notices of this popular firm, wherein is mentioned the reccipt of enormous lots of corsets, gloves, hosiery, lawn, edgings, switches and braids.. This house is doing a large business this season, and well it deserves it for no more clever, accommodating and gentlemanly dealer can be found than Mr. Her/., who has' charge of the establishment He has a very line stock of ladies' goods, and as this house deals *exclnsively in this line of goods, ofcourse the ladies will find an advantpgfi. in^tyje and price. Give them a call when in want of any of the articles named. ,,.!

Hydropathy.-Wfiile a la'dv wlio lives in .a. second story.'r'oQius^ 011 Main street was going up her front stairs, the other evening, with a bucket of water which rdie had procured for 'domestic? uses, a well-drcsed male blackguard, whose name wo could not learn, stopped at the toot of the stairway, gazed up, insolently, and .made an impertinent remark. The ladv instantly, turned about, and, with welledireetedlet the fellow.have the contents of her bucket full in the face, wetting* hi in from head'to'foot.' He 1e!it a hasty-net rent, ,and .was seen sitting on a gtindstpne in front of a hardware store wringing the water from his dripping garments and eursing his ill fortune.*

The City and Vicinity.

How to make money—Advertise.

skating at the Rink to-night.

»'r '3 TaE old Court House is to be ppld today, Whb grants one?

REINER AUD FORREST will Sell a lot of line furniture at auction to-day.

Harper's Bazar for April 23d is received at the Postoffice News Depot.

Business house? are rapidly reaching out Main 8treet,a\vay beyond the railroad. How we do grow.

Mkatino

Rink.—Mr. Henry Levi, the

champion comic skater, has arrived, and will appear at the rink to-ltight.

smell

of fresh paint pervades the

:iir. Painters tell us there will be more the the usual amount of brushing up done this season.

W.X BA'i.L'"& Co of the4 Eagle Iron Works, are shipping, in nil directions, sets of the luost approved machinery for the working of coal mines. :—7

The Supreme Court, on Saturday, rendered a decision, affirming the case of Sands vs. Usher, appealed from the Common Pleas Court of this comity.

The Indianapolis Sentinel says the remilts of the late excursion are already being made apparent by a number of capitalists from abroad, who hive gone to Clay county to'buy coal lands.

Mayor's

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Send your orders in immediately to the Daily Express Steam Printing EsTAffiffiUtBNT.',

Death

I have just received the following dispatch r'A New

Yqrk, April

No. 808 Broadway.

Bishop Kingsley was on a tour of Episcopal visitation to the Foreign Missions under the care of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He left his home in Cleveland, Ohio, nearly a year ago, for China, by the overland route to California, holding the-Colorado, Oregon, and California Conferences in his route. Embarking^ at San Francisco, he visited China, spending some time at its principal cities, and .from thence to Japan, and thence to India, presiding over q. session i. of the Methodist Conference in India, and from thence to Egypt and Palestine, and was expected in Europe in a feflr weeks from now, when life wo'tild visit the Methodist mission in Germany, and Norway and Sweden, and return to the United States during the summer. But* alas, tor all human calculations'," fife Eisiop's extensive journey has been suddenly terminated by death. His interesting letters have already been circulated "and read 'with pleasure. The Bishop was an able preacher. He distin guished himself as a vigorous writer while editor of the Western Christian Advocate,: and the .church entertained great hopes from his labors as one of her chief IKtslors., C, HoiJjiiMY.

is the young man at whom George

Harding of the Mirror 'slings ink tliusly?, During a recent visit to Terre Haute W^ had'occiision to,call on a" well known banker of that city. THe banker was not in. We saw one of his clerks.^ .The "gorgosity" of that young man is positively frightful, and we don't want to see him any more—when the boss is out. We are not in the least afraid of the banker, but his clerk overwhelms ns. Such dignity, such austerity, such freezing politenf*3s! That young man can.make a good thing of it during the approaching hot weather by abandoning hanKing, and running as a refrigerate*!:. At any rate lie can turn his good looks to some account by selling photographs of himself, as he appears behind the, coulter,,tawfully serene and coldly critical.

THE

Court.—Two women of bad

CtAI

COUNTY EXCURSION.

LETTER FROM A. I), hamrick, president of the state board of agriculture.

Editors Terre Haute Express: The great excursion-to the Clay county coalfields and iron furnaces is over the object for which I have been working for years, has been accomplished. The manufacturing public has been brought to see and to realize the great resources of Indiana. The usual complimentary resolutions have been passed, but. those resolutions fall far short of expressing the gratification of' the jniblic, and espjecially^of the Board of Agriculture, foiMhe admirable manner in which the excursion was man aged. The courtesies of the Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad, in furnishing a train of their magnificent new coaches free oif charge, the elegant and sumptu ous dinner -'furnished by the citizens- of •Brazil and the kindness of 'the citizens of Terre Haute, was so far in advance what is usual on such occasions,' that ordinary resolutions are an -empty tribute, and fail to express the gratitude of our Board, and as a member of the Board, wish, again, to express my thanks to them all, and especially to the model conductor, John M. McMahori, who was untiring in his efforts to promote the com fort and pleasure of the excursionists. Such extraordinary efforts to promote the public good, should, and doubtless -will receive its just reward. 2,a.»8 A. -D.--HAM«:IOK.

The FheilHMfcft W

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We are preparing to print the

ium List of the Vigo Agricultural Society, a pamphlet of. 30 or~ 40_ pagea oontaining .the Prentium List^. Kufea and Tkgnlatiotia of ^fee iC^tJt JKaiKia- be held this Fall. An edition of three thousand copies will be printed, sufficient to place one in the hands of every farmer, mechanic and business man in the connty .tlnia mnIcing it one of -til# b«at«dvertising mediums that can be found. A limited number of advertisements will be inserted at the following terms: Whole page W® Half page '««. 6 One-thira page 4 00"

Rev. F. C'.Holliday: Dr. Bannister telegraphs from Beyraot, that^BishOp Kingsley died "BtijMeniy. of 'Jftarf diseisK" -g "WrL. HA'BMs,

Bird Cages, Water Coolers, Bath Tubs, Toilet Sets, Hanging Baskets, Ice Pitchers, Beer Pitchers &c., Ac &c., just received at "Henderson's." tioods all new and handsome, and will be sold at very low prices.

Tentonia Billiard Hall—Grand Reopening.—This Hall will be re:opened on Monday evening, April 18th, having been thoroughly refitted. On this occa sion there will be present Phil Tienian the veteran Billiardist, James Cherry and Frank Ratterman, all of Ohio and William Selking, the proprietor of the ele gant Balke Billiard Hall of Indianaplis A grand Lunch will fee set on the occasion, and a cordial invitation is extended to everybody. C. A.

Fera,

Adolph

Prop'r.

Bernard,

Siip'-t. .A

Cheap Gloves!—Herz A Arnold, 89 Main street, received a. job lot of 165 dpzens the bes' and most saleable styles of Indies Misses and (11ildreiis'LifOThread Gloves, which will be retailed at less than importer's price*. C!\J1 and see thttu^

Htrraiitl AruoM- have the-best aitd cheajiest Hosiery in the city. ... j.k

Toil will always save 20 per cent, by buvin» vonr corsets at Herz & Arnold's.

The Hoop Skirt factory is the place to buy vonr Skirts,-Corsets, Lice collars, linen collars and cuffs, I^aces, Edgings, Erabrofderres, mohair Switches' and Braid*. •«.•#» 7ZTZ

Uozen Corsets in 27 different

styles at enormous low prices at Herz & A

Firlor

ite_

FeblldTn w3m.

Furni-

tnro ever offered in this market can be seen^ Main street.

UiS A

3 an office of

Mr.B. Holmes has open this character, much-iMeded in this'city, at No. 115 .Hun street ^foo^d ^oor, where he will be able to give information to persons seeking emplovmmt o'^ lielp 12-2t tt

Gt*ejlier J6

loifrestV

Bale of

fine Farniture at oneVclook to^dar. dlt

Oreiier »rpCHt sell a beaotifnl lot of.^i^iture^OTday. *'tlAi'111*.1-.

Pwlpledesuutg nice 'iilousekee{Mng Goods will attend the.A«cttof,''corner Third and Ohio streets.'ato'clock to- ... ,.»! I...?

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Bishop Kingsley.—As a

matter of interest to our readers, many of whom knew the late Bishop Kingsley personally, and all of whom knew him by reputation, we print the following correspondence To lite Editors 0/ the Indianapolis Journal:

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H, .,.x .n:! *1 iI 1 New ConfiectloBerjri-^W. A'. SWap will open to-day« oppomtethe Post CMfice, with ass^rtmeht of'fancy candles, foreign, domestic and ainft^J froits*. also a large stock ©f cbildrem's oarriages. 12-tf ,. 1'i-31 it"* 't-fi'4 iiu-i iitu .II-. HI iMh''fifrtj'»uli

The Hnnuui' 1 .^ir.Tn-^iany persons abuse tfils deKtete' '^^f Jful ',,o^ament, by'burning*

it'wkh1

Mr. Editor: I have been manufacturing saddlery'' in ..Terre. ftwie ,for the past thirty years and, have never had as fine a lot of saddles and all' kindfSf 6f hittiess''iin,1"fiJittd",aS have at thi»«tHne^ which I^am selling very cheap^ .I.liave fine quilted summerset saddle?, !quilted hoop, pide aod pllish seat side saddled, also «1assortment of common saddles.!- Lhaveialso juntfin Ished a fine set of gold plated buggy har ness made by that veterart harness-maker, C. H. Ball, I -tkiiik is sis fine a harness as I have ever seen in any Eastern markei

Musselman.

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Large Sal« of Fine KiirnituiQ at AiiotiftOrf^On TueAlay, 12th. Sat one o'clock p. M., we will offer the largest and most desirable lot of Furniture ever offered at- '^ifetisni-iM^tiio-icityi (at our saleroom, corner Third and Ohio streets,) consisting of 'Fine Parlor $eit -ota bean ti ful Oak Chamber Sett, marble top, splcn did Cherry Chamber Sett^iiiai^fe top, very fine Brussels Carpet, three splendid a%* ,,

p. M.,

there will be sold one bay lioTSe/ found running at large upon tb©.streets of the "city in violation of ordinance prohibiting the samej0i ^j.yEvO. Whiteman,

Citv Marshal.

Ice.—Persons wishing Ice cin be accommodated, by leaving their orders at the Dexter Saloon or Briscoe's'-Grocery .... ... ..i-M.^A™^

Every Description of 'Stick or Fancy Candy, wholesale and retail, at the Union Steam Bakerv.

Men's French Calf ^'Bon Toe'' Boots and Shoes, and all the latest styles out, at O'Boyle Bio?., Ifo.,.132 Main street.

Immense Stock of MillTtiery goods in the leading and moat approyed styles.arrived, and for sale cheap at -Ht ti. -Straus

& Co's.

dw3m. 149 Main street.

Riddle fov Corseta.i.l2 lll(Sv

Tailors, Shoemakers and others will find a good supply of Thread arid Silk at Singer office^ 83 Main street^

TTT-T 'M ?.".1" t—r:1?!'!'-—t"

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nil Seed Potatoes.

"White' Sprouts,',.. 1,. 'jxer. Bushel .Snowballs...,.,... u..w. .v.v. ..50c Shaker Kussetts........ 50c

Goodrich.. r.'.i', -,v-."'rmWc-Harrison 50c

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White .Peach Blow-. 75c

5dtf] At .C. Ww & Co's. «V.

Millinery and Dress-Making.—Mrs. Mary Williams

has re-opened a Shop

on Main street, over- Engles & Tutt's Shoe Store, No. 107,' Where she is' prepared to do Millinery ,and JQce^jMaking in all the latest styles.

Bleaching and Pressing done to Order. Indies, giveh^-li c^U}.H [8,d(it

New Goods at Riddle's.

Major Bi Hudson jvill otfer from this date ^ti.ll: greater educti,qns(, jq 1.1^0 close out his mammoth stock oi I.i-i--Furnishing (%6'd?.:1'

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Stone Chijitt Dinner PJstos. uer.pett..... Bvi-wki?ift1 Tea

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|[4Jriac«SK»taiak«*lrs.-a

1 irallnn Pitohers, cach SO, 'X !I' -v: 'irnui-J* '""i.ii 6}

Creamers, encn 1»

0. C. Ciu.s and Saucers, per sett 2T Breakfast-Plntes, eood'Hjhtt Tumbler?,'

e.'!!s!.-...,...\-:...'.2f

\Vi.ne Ulasses,

Fancy t-hiii'a and Parian Marble Ornamental.Kil'rt^|unndiBark^ ,Sjt»ns and a thousand articles in^tore marked down to less .than can be imported foe, as. I am determined to close out my entire mammoth stock Without f&6hihg auction.

If yoii want ybnr Furniture ,var. nislied, 6r trfrfltd IWto Oil Dnish, 01- grained in imitation of Rosewood,-ymr-ebair9 repainted and brouted, your pia#o. polished, call at tfttf ^(irthfeMt' &>raer of Mulberry and Cherry streets.

CHARLES BuADO,r'ia

Finisher o/..Xecx« Haute. Furnitu/e Co.

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Ladiefe, can noTiietg'but find just, the Shoes they want, and at prices to suit, at O'Boyle Bros., No. 132 Main street.

Spring Millinery.—I am now pre-

continually reccive, daring the season, all the novelties as they may appear in the egfltern market.

My pattern Bonnets and Hats will be opened on Wednesday, April 6th. WJ', ^AygA^TDON.

GO *,«

Mt^tc,—Don'tlet your sheet moaic lay around loose, .to be mutilated and defaced, but do as others are doing, bring it to this office and have it bound in neat, substantial bindinR for ^.^malj sum.

Try nine ponnds of Sugar for one dollar, at the Red Front, Kaufman Block.

Drafting l'aper, Drafting Instrustruments, India Ink, Drawing Pencils, all grades, and water colors all sffyi'ek'And prices^ for artist's and children, "for sale jit .Bfeirtlett.& .Co's-, 101 Main street. 8-d3t.

TO1

alcoholic tMsites

and plastering.il, with greaaa. which has no affinity fpr^thp s^ifl,, and, absorbed. BumetVs CWofHnej'fl ttmp^trnil bf Coeoa-niitC)il, «tc^ is unrivalled as a dressing for th^ hair,—is readily! absorbed, and Ls peenliarly' adapted' to fts various conditions^ preventing its falling -off and prompting1^

Removed —M. H. Waters, M. D., has removed his office to 115 Main street, '(between* 4th AM 5tli), and his residence to 3d street, second door south or Poplar where.thfi patrons of Homeopathy will find him-readw to serve- them profession ally, and with promptness.'

Best Brands of Flonr Steam Bakery.

Ingrain Carpets, Meridian Cook Stove and Fixtures, -Parlor. Stave,' -Extension Table, Mattress.and |u general,variety ol Household goods. Thefegobds are n«rrly new. and must be soid. Sale positive. iw.!

Nb.

GtiEiNEft S FORREST,

ll,d2t. Af jAiAPjeers. ".rrr—s it—f w"n do to S. MusSelman's for fine sele leather and,ladies, traveling,trunks.

JJiKi i'irf o!

Go to S. Mpis^inaii.'.s oldest Siddlefy house in the city.'"

City Marshal's Sale.^-At' the public Pound on Tuesday, -April 12th, between the hours of 10.A,JIUand 4

at the Union

Advertisements

"wants' "for sale," "lost,", "found," etc., will be inserted in the DailyExpress for wenty-five.cent*t, -i iii^i —ii— •, v^£::

R. BUCKELL'S,

With ciird of business'

profession neatly printed in the corner, on sale at only $3,00 a thousand, at the Daily ^xT-KKS-S Steam Printing Establish "mfent.'

If.—If you want anything if you have anything- you want to get rid of if you have lost or found anything want to do anything or want anything done for you, advertise in the 25 cent column of the Expke8S, It is the best advertisement you can have' for the least mone

Perfected-Kpkotagles.—It is represented to us that pedlars and others are gelling .A(*etade, representing iliem as ijM*A~|&^'ectvd- spo*«*•!• 'j- vMl such are iniposters, a- S. 1 1-rcciiian, ai 1 1 Main street, is the only. _jersoii authorized to sell our perfectjd spectacles in Vigo county, 1 ml. Uazaki

.s &

Morris.

OHIO

"STItEET,

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Another' lo'f Vif'N'e'w (George's Bank Codti*h, my nice, at '. l. Ripley's, Kauimann Block ..Hi*'ti "t *»iit*''

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Flunk Cmwfortl h:« a full line of Misses colored Boots:—Jls to 2s—blue, green, quier, purple and bronze.^

The Same Old Regiment with New Shoos."—Frank- Crawford is daily receiving New Goodsi from the manufactories. Call ant^ examine his Custom Work'of all kinds, No. 98 Main street

O'Boyle Bros, are daily receiving their Spring .stock of Boots and Shoes. You will find every department complete, They are determined to sell cheap. Look ont for bargains. 9,d3t

Riddle for Embroideries.

FOR CALCIMINING,

TVail Papers—Having received their new sWpply of'Spring Patterns in Plain and Fancy Wall Papers, Brokaw Bros. 109 Main street, are now prepared to accommodate all who" are in need of these gpodij.. They also have a practical Paper Haucer, with whom you can leave your orders,' -and special attention will be given to 'hanging) sfamp Gold, Tints,' Gild and Satin Papers, &c., and at the same time guarantee satisfaction

Crackers of all kinds fresh everyday at the Union Steam Bakery

The "Shoo Fly" at O'Boyle Bros. Thev are the first to receive them.

Your Initial put on all the paper you buy at Bartlett & Co's free of charge. 8-d2t.

Saslies, Bows.and.the Ribbons to make them from,the .finest and largest assortment, "at less tban gold prices at

S. L. Straus & Co's. 149 Main street.

fw3m.

Machines sold on monthly paymeats at Lawrence's, No. 83 Main street.

PAPERING, AND

ass-ortment—.perfectly per

fected—at less tl^rrudfthe current prices at John Ii. Freeman's, No. 5 Warren I i'Ai* J- iri BlOpJv.

»Ncw York Cheese received tnis aay by •O/I.Hiphjfo".'

New Altiu'liincnfs for the Lawrence's, 83 Main street.

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Ladies, Misses and Children's Maria Antoinette Slippers, steel buckle and leather tow!' 'Alsd,"Misses aYid'Cliildren's colored Boots, at Frank Crawford's, 98 Main street.

Blank Notes, in single sheets and boi^nd if} small books, on saleat the Daily Express Steam Printing Establishment.

Riddle for Variety Goods.

Persons in search of Carpets, Oil Cloths, MattingS," WliVl.tw' Shades, &c., would do well to consult Brokaw Bros, advertisement before purchasing^ and go there and buy them.

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GRAINING.

('or^livprwarp."'

....

Please lleiueuiber Herz & Arnold's Skirt Factory »pd Fapcv Bazaar, S9 Main street, between Thirt} anJ Fo'irtli streets. It is the cheapest anil best place ip t^e city to |niv your. Skirts, Corsets, Switches,

Embroideries and. Fancy Goods.

PRiNTOfQ.—If, yon Wgit arijr Jpnd of printing done, come to this office and look at the specimens we are daily torniilg

Blessed are they who seek relief from "Liver Complaint," "Biliousness," severe lingering fcoaghs ai|d Bronchitis, by using Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. «r Golden Medical Discovery, for they shall be happy in knowing that the enre is complete.— $1,000 reward is offered by the proprietor for a medicine that will equal it in the enre of all the diseases for which it is recommended. For constipation of the bowels, and as a blood purifier, it cannot be equaled by anything ever offered by the medical faculty. Sold by druggists.

Dr. Sage's ^Catarrh Remedy cores the worst cases. dwlw

Treasnrer?&. Card.^Tax-payers are hereby notified that their taxes must be paid on, or before the, 18th day of Jkpril —the third Monday—on which day (not afterward), the ^Books must lje returned to the Auditor, and a penalty of ten cents on the dollar added. Immediately ,after which mvBelfor deputies, will proceed to call upon all delinquent tax-pay ere in the County, and if necessary to seize and sell property to make thfc delinquent taxes, with penalty, interest, and Constable' Zees, as directed by law.| ^, I & ~r^ X'

Catarrh, Cold iu the* Head, Bad Breath, Pain in the Eyes, and in fact all Complaints of the Nose and Head can be completely cured by. the use of Bender's German Snuff. The article is one of great merit, and is even recommended by some of our leading physicians-so great is their confluence in its merits as a cure for the above complaints. Tpy it* ye afllicted, it costs but 35 cents and will do you good For sale by all druggists.

Ira Groves, Jr., Special Agent, decS-dtf

M. Y. Mondy & Co., successors to M. V. Moudy, Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist, have removed their Salesroom to National House Block on Sixth street opposite Postoffice, where all our old, as well as new, customers will be cheerfully received.- In our new place we always have something new to show pur qastom ers. Our'stock consists'^ of many little and big items, something to amuse our ckewers, smokers and lookers-on. Our itock of Plug, Smoking And Finecnt tobacco, Pipe*, Smokers' articles, "Tobacco Boxes, Cigars. &c.. are-full and complete. All persons looking for the weed, orsomething nice for a holiday present, will please give us a'call.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Holleir'sfiilOTtreglaiLCod .Uver Oil is less objectionable to the taste and smell, it is more readily taken by delicate persons and children, is more easily- assimilated-, and is productive of more immediate benefit than other kinds of oil are.

Dr.J. Makiok Sims

fir.

WmTWAGNER.

ap7dlm JAMES McFARLANE.

CUNSMITH.

JJEMOVAL.

jOHur ARM§TR6^G. Has removed his Gunsmith Shop to Mack's new building, on Third street, ono door north of Farrington's Block, where he will be happy io meetalllus.old customers and as many .new ones as may make it convenient to call. a5dtf.

GRAIN DEALERS.

JOHN HANEY

Commission Merchant, Retail esale and Retail Dealer in

And Wholi all kinds of First Street, at Canal Basin. Terre-Haute, Indiana.

Grain. Warehouse on North

Strict attention paid to receiving and forwarding goods. ,j 7 iiCfb., iel8dwtf

LAW OFFICE AN1) HEAL ESTATE _AGENCY.

MEREDITH KEELER.

Attorneys at Law

and

Real

Tou

Lave

says: "For some years

I had given up the use of Cod Liver Oil alto-

ether but since my attention was called by Sayre to Peter Moller's Cod Liver Oil, I have prescribed it almost daily, and have every reason to be perfectly satisfied with it."

Sold by Druggists. apl 12d2taw3ui

ISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing be tween William Wagner and James McFarlane is hereby dissolved by mutual consent the right, title .and .claims of said McFarlane having been transfered to Wagner & Kafader, they are alone authorixed to oollect.dcmands due said firm, and are also'to pay all demands against the late firm of Wagner & McFarlane.

Estate

H. J. KEELER,

4,,,

Spectacles.—The largest quantity of spectacles

men under.

MortonC.Rankin, Treasurer Vigo County^g

Aprl-dwtd.

Best quality of Fresh Meats of all kinds at my stand corner Sixth and Ohio streets—abo fresh Ohio Pork Sausage every day Call and see foryonrself. dtf. J. VORISC"

Agents,

CORNER MAIW AJJD THIRD 8T8. TERRE HA VTE, JND.

Notary Public

R. A. woon. ,11-' JJ..T. MILLS WOOD & MILLS,

Carpenters and Joiners

Cor. Sixth and Cherry Sts.

Terre Haute, Indiana. mar29d^in

CHA8. ALRXANDEE.

A E

X. C. RKAD.

ALEXANDER & READ

DEALEHS

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DO YOU WANT A HOUSE? ADVERTISE IS THE

mO LEASE—For improrament only, for a 1 long tetBrf 'Af ye&rs^lOSraluableLots, between 6% and 7th streets.on Oak street, belonging to iMrs, Samh C.ivca' nr-f

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FOUND.

FOUNDr-At

nercnor,.fi

recover the' Same at Tuell.-Ripley

\l/ ASTIJD—T» soil iRvoiffeiCias, part cash, \y a short time on balance. JOSEPH T.ifi •ilM

seventh.

WcE.. between 3d an

FOUSAI.^

FertySALE—AToecnpied

Olt ioW'PlGURjES—The propKnown aff the Tiitf 'Founary ana Machine Shop, now- by Seath, Hager & Co., will be sold at low figures and on reasonable, terms, ..Also-a'house on North -Third street will be sold low for oashi Enquire at onco of ANDREW. .GP-IJtES. Agent. 2«-dlm

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AMUSEMENTS,

FIRST ANNUAL BALL—.

Friendly Sons of St.Patrick

DOWLING HALL,

Son4»jL Et«Qing^A'|»riLl^.l§io.

Mnmic by I'rof. To ill's Band.

Tickets of Admission...... $1.50

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ROLLER SKATING

AT BEACH'S HALL!

BRILLIANT SUCCESS!!

Moral, Healthful, Gtacefdl and Amusing:

The young in *Ec"stactes, (tie middle-ogecl Delighted, the old Gratified!

Patronized by the Society

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FLOIJB, MEAL,

CORN. OATS

SiBisag^st.^

A. "Y

AND FEED OF ALL KINDS,

Corner 8th and Main Sta.

Articles delivered to any part of the city free charge. decmgpg

UNDERTAKERS.^*

I S A A

UNDERTAKER,

Is prepared to execute all orders in his line with neMness and dispatch, corner of Third and Cherry street), Terre Haute, Ind. janaft-u-dwtt

Having purchased back from

UNDERTAKES. W. (yCONNBLL,

E. W. Chad-

wiok, Uruber Co., the Undertaker's Establishment, and having had seven rears experience-in the business, is noW prepared to furnish Metalic Burial Cases, Cases,Caskets,and Wooden

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Want to Buy or Sell?

Wop^rty for Sale?

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THE EXPRESS the lafge^t h«me ^{ea}«Uoi«'u

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your wants by advertising. We now ,jnt rates so low that ||tgre if 5»tnot xriaklngknownyafhr of Honses Rent ''Situation

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g"WantscL" "for Sale" and "For

Wanted," "Property for Sale,"

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Have Yon Houses or

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ADVERTISE IN THE KXPRFSS. ONtr'25'ei^S

Parties wishing to advertise in the EXPRESS^ and living at a distance from this office, can iaclose their advertisement in an envelope* with/ 'the necessary pay, and forward the same to us through, the Postoffice'

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FOR RENT.

TjlOR RENT—The Store room and building Jj formerly occupied by C. A. Moench, in Kauffman's block, on.Main streot^third door •from Seventh-sftreet feh'qnit'e of*j#rs. C. A. MOENCH, on the premises. a8cl2w

WANTED."

Two good Cirt

jagiftli^gtreet.

Kit' .. t'i "i'JftthSa J. )ji ti.l iiib.Viiiftl !.

ttil ,eiiiuithA »w«Ti fo tiifl uilll f'iil

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siljj'Mif

ween sixth and 9(l2t.

il to Rati lumber enquire iyS £h^togcaj)h Gallery, 4th streets. mar30dtf

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Skating every day,(except Sunday) forenoon and afternoon. Splendid. Music and Fancy and Comic Skating every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday

.evepip^s.

Admission 25 cents Hire.of Skates..

Morning and'Afternoon Assemblies,Ladies and Children free.

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AND

Foreign ^nd Dontestic Wines and LHquors,

No. 76 Main St., bet. 3d and 4th

TEBBE-HAUTE, IND. j8 deel6dwly

J^ISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretoforeexisting betweenThes. P.iMuway and Frs. C. Crawford was dissolved on the first.day.of jJAnuarr. JR0. All parties knowing themselves indebted to the firm are requested to call- and -settley as the- books must be closed. TflOS. P. MUKRAY.

FRSj Oj C^AjWipRD.

Having purchased the interest of Mr. T. P. Murray,asabove, will csntinue the Boot and Shoe business at..the. Old.Stand.No.,418Jtfain street,where, by ffeoOf a food article a reasonable'rafe,aficf having a full assortment,I hope to receive a liberal -share of the trade. ialQdtt RS. C. A W FOR pi..

I S S I O N E S a

The undersigned Commissioner, under

feet

off the

Coffins, of all style*and

Sixes, frojn the best and largest stock of burial material in fhe State,at No. 8 NoMh Third street. Terre Haute,'Indiana. 4rtf |TerroIHaute. Mar 2

soiitb side of, lot nnraber

Tkbms—One fevirth of pnrehase, money.in, cash, balance jn equal payments at si?..twelve and eighteen months, wuh^tggst.^^ apSdiwlw Commissioqer.

Spring Trade 1870

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Ts now receiving the largest and best selected stock wf Spring

Cassimers,

.ims 0

Cloths

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i-i ..ii* iiU'M Suitings', 11 &c.,'&c.,

'That

he* has ever brought to this market.— These goods being all fresh and new, and having been bought since the great decline in prices,will enablo him to give his customers

BETTER BARGAINS

Than bus.been offered since the war: also a ...... .nice line of. A

Shirts:

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MERCHANT TAILORING

JAME8 B.LYNE, Wholesale and Retail dealer in Pure Copper Distilled Ken tucky Whisky 9 DM iVi.***

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•Hosiery,

.IJ'/ .l Neckties,

"Handkerchiefs,

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25 cents

& & &

At Low Figures!

All. persons wanting respectfully solicited Stock, at

anything in his line are to call and examine his

No. 79 Mam Street,

Terre Hmtte, Ind.

carAHj 8s. ihadei.aico. elisha havens

if. H." JEPFERS & CO., Wh^lopaje dealers in

Yankee Notions and Cigars, And "Commission Merchants, No.. 140 Main Street,

Keep constantly on hand a full assortment ol

isfOTio^rs,

Comprising

Fancy Goods, Dress Buttons, Combs, -Brashes, Jewelry, and Trimmings, Threads^ Needles, Stationery. 11 s\ Hosiery and Cigars,

A W O E S A E O N arpiMdwtf

order ofthe Vigo Common Pleas Court, January Term, 18J0, in sasp of, Becalccl.-H«liBee et. al. v». ^jthfllaa Heine el. al., offer, at private sale,on Thursday. A^rilwill

14,1870,

during l^gal hours,at the office of Baird Cruft,No.82 Main street, the following City property, situated on South Fourth street, lo-wit: One

'hundred" and

COVfiHI

five. (5) i»

Ann Bauni's sub-division of cint-tot ntrmber thirty-three(33) adjoining the, town «f Terre. Haute,Indiana,as the saifje appears on the. recorded plat of said sub-divi^ioq.,

siilea is & guaranty

J}» Jl.-fl, "i 'tit

Bupinff all their Skirts, Corsets ttnU'ifynMj

Goods and Notions

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HOUl' SKIKT FACTORY and FANCY BAZ1M,

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ti'lL /Si-Oiii'l Ali\U "jiVUiS HtkL n«i ill iKti'i .ii its $•

89 Main Street, bet/ween 3d arid tlJJi «iKUVAi*i

Vci t«» «»i imtrt. ii.ti iffilii''/ if ti *. jiffM jmi*! *»#,, *Ju .1 U.ii.tiUftk v«l 4»»1 hi-'-fllii ?1"

Tlie more patronage we have tlie' elieaper we can afford to Nell. In the same proportion a our business increases, Iii tJie saiiie proportion we can afford to rednee- priees,

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Merehant Tailoring Money Cannot tt«

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THE DIAICONB GLASSES ... ,i s*.iMnn»factnrndiIwr. at ,Mi»-Jmw

J. E. SPENCE11 & ', ffi

Which are now offered to the public, Hre pronounced by all the,celebrated Opticians of the World to be the

MOST rKR]ME€i%"

Natural, Artificial helj, hv-miMi eye ever known. They are ground under their own supervision, from minute Crystat Pebbles,melted together,and derive their name, "Diamond,''-on acceunt of tbei^.ihaMiness and brillianpy.

The Scientific Principle On which they are constructed jyinja the core or centre ofthe Tens diffectiy in front of the eye,producinga-

Heai aw^'disttncfrYlshiii-,as

in the natural,healthy sight,and preventing all unpleasant .sensations, neh as glimmering and wavering of ^ight,

(jli^i^es^ Ac., pe

aft'materials

used lor that purpose. ...n. ei(» i.. .........

Their Finish and Durability cannot be surpassed.

CAUTION.—None.genuine

untassibqari

their trade mark-Ostamped on

eveprjr

ffrai

ing me.

J. B. TILLOTSON^

Jeweler and 0ptician,"SbIe'Agent for Terre Haute, Indiana,from- whom they*lata only be obtained. These goods are not supplied to Pedlers,at any price. marSldwly iii "i'if.i-

W S iS O E S l)£AL£R IN

Family Groceries, Provisions, Hermetically Settled Friidtn, Vegetables,- Oyster»)Fi»ht

Preserves, S a a ii iv Pietues .-rind

Country .''Produce^

Ohio Street between ^dJ ajhd'dtfi Terre~Huitt#r luflia*i-ftr Goods delivered in" the'Cif? freo'pt Mi a

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SALE!!, ik,*

This pro,

PHILOSOP

Prof. Hamilton'H Medicated Cough Candy, made frem extracts prepared in vacuo—a certain and effective remedy for Coughs Colds. Hoarseness, Sure Throat,Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. Its great! popularity and immense

STOP,

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twciifcMV a#*(J'~-J

its great value. Those

wh'o'try—always nse it--cure their colds, and avoid Consumption and an eirly grave. One

ifiiinon sordjiTintially, and sold

avoid ConsunJ

gf^tS. BROWNING

by all drug-

SLOAN, General Agts.

For sale by aU druggistBin Terre-Haute. dec8d6m

rife.

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Tlie Flouriiijjf

Known as the' Canal MrllB 1

3 run of Burs, Corn fchcllflr, tiln

machinery irc'cessary'lVf

a firtf-t TasS MrJl:'

must be-sold, and a

bovgaiq

if waiting for

somebody, ipr ter/os ,ap4 ful) iia^tieuUra apply to febSSdt' ,»»* ,»»« SCOTT ifrjff ntu.ikl'- -.ii 1j

fiYof MABRIAOE.

A Nnr Codbsb or Lkctubcs.sas delivered at the New York Musenm of An atomy,em Draeing subjects:• How

tvLiwuriU -Whal

Live for, outh.Maturity and OW Aee Waivi hood Generally Reviewed. Xhe cau'se of Iq digestion: Flatnlance arid^Nferrons'Dytease accounted fert Marriage Pbiloeophi^allsConndered, Ac. Pocfeet volMm.eaqQntajftioJhcse Lectures will be forwarded on receipt offour stamps,by Addressing 8sc*V Nsw ¥«hk--Mo-BHinor Anatomy,618 Broadway N^w. V'erk3 .... —. iwrlwiy

GARDEN SEED!

Vegetables, SeeU Potatoes.

A constant.supply

kept on.hand,at South*

1th street,near the Kngine llouse,by mar29dlm

GKORI7EL: BIKOUER.