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

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I'iiK HAiLY EXI'HESS, PCRMRUKO l!VERY MORJHXO (KXCrPT SL'XDATS) AT

Oil. SIXTH OHIO STS., OPP. P0ST0MC&.

RATES OP ADVERTISING.

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iftf Yearlv ndver will be allowed MuN'THL: ''II AM" 'nitter FRKK of IIAUGK. txr Ii-pT.-tkW The rates ot Advertising in the br.KIrEXRB^ will behalf the rotes chargcd

ja®" Atlrertiae'jnento -in both DAIL Yand \fEV:KLY,- will be charged fuU pally fates and one-half the Weekly rates, ta~ Legal advertisement* one dollar par square for 4Mteh insertion in weekly.

tar

Local Nofieei 10 cents per line. No item however short insertad in local polumu l«.r leu* than 60omt*.- •'*, gsf Marriage and Funeral notices $1.00.

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Society ineetinBaiiil.wlwwji noti 20 «enta each Insertion, invariably in ad

«ar Collections will be made t[tiart«rljr on all advertisements.

THE WYOMINtt MASSACRE,

i'he Gentle Savagreonthe H'ar-path— Slaughter of Cltizeus Near NontJi Fass, Wyoming.

A letter from Atlantic City, Wyoming, to the Cleveland

leader

ways:

Oil the 31 nt of March a party of Sioux hi Arraphoe Indians made it raid in our vicinity, killing six of our citizens. On tin.- morning in question Frank Irwin, about eighteen vears of age, and a Hon of J)r. Jarne^ Irwin, Ktarted on loot a little after

A. jM., logo to Miners' Delight.—

lie had gone about three-fourthn of a_ .nilerJiiisjief'ting no danger, when he was iuet by a party of Indians. Tliev fired, anil hit Itiin in the shoulder with a halfounce ball. He fell, was then taken and stripped naked, beaten fearfully, and then started to run and was filiot by three arrows—one penetrating over seven inches. He reached the limits of the own and was met by a man who brought him in.

Jle had the arrows taken from his body and lingered till the next.evening, when he died. He told his parents that hey kjiliedraBotlier man at the same time .:iid on search being made,the body of Jas. Otliick and Birmington were found about half a mile further, Otliick had two scalp* '•iken from him and was shot]th rough the head four arrows and a pick were also driven through. A party of three liuntiTs were then looked after,and they were all found dead at St. Mary's about ten or twelve miles from here. Their names were Jack McUuire, Eugene I'orburg and A I. Kellogg.

All werestripped naked. Forburghad a tomahawk driven under his eye. Mc(iuire had three scalps taken from, and had eight arrowH and twelve shots in him. It was a fearful sight. The five were hurried here on Sunday, the 3d, and Otliick was taken to South Pass.

How long the Government will allow this butchery go on without protection, wc know not but each and every man, woman and child pray for the speedy arrival of such men as Sheridan, Uaker and Custer, or any such men as they have proven themselves to he. We have rich mines, butthe continual harassing of these "poor Indian's" keep miners from working them as they should be. v: —oJf

Kapidity of Thought in Dreaming. A very remarJcable .circumstances and au important point of analogy is, said (r. Forbes Winslow,' to be found in theextreme rapidity with which the mental operations are formed, or rather with which the material changes, oil which the ideas depend, are excited in the hemispherical ganglia. It w.oiild appear as if a whole series of acts that would really occupy a long lapse of time, pass ideally through the mind in one instant. We have in dreams no perception of the lapse of time—a strange property of mind for it such be also its property when entered jitlo eternal disembodied statet time will appear to us eternity. The relations of sipace as well as of time are also annihilated so that while almost an eternity is compressed into a moment, infinite space is traversed more swiftly than bv real thouirht. There are numerous illustrations of this principle on record. A gentleman dreamed that he had enlisted as a Mihlier, joined his regiment, deserted, was apprehended, carried back, tired, condemned to be hIIOI, And at last led out ior execution. After the uaiial pfeparaions a gun was fired lie then*awoke kli

him. .jj A friend of Dr. Abercrombie dreamed that lie had crossed the Atlantic and spent I fortnight in America. In embarking, nil'his return, he fell into the sea, and, awakening in the- fright,, found' thnt he hpd nut beeiiaaleep ten minutes.

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K" .v A YoUJfO lad,y whft was induced lo go to Htali witiiflome o(Jier infatuated relatives talis writes to ,a-friend in Helton, N. Y.. •'Aunt ('. is in an awful hurry to have B. and 1 married, so as .to keep us here. 1 suppose she would like to have us marry some .Mormon with three or four wives,but the can't come it, yon can bet! 1 have seen and heard enough already about polygamy. TheyuKjiat if we go back to the States weJUjPn go to hell, but 1 don't thinkjufP%ll get into[a much worse place hanjpls here if we do."

Bulletin

Tiik Van Wert (Ohio)

A Texas puper says that when General Reynolds rebeived thedispalch announcing the reconstruction of the State, he read it and handed ittoa citizen with the remark: "Here, tipte your State and run it and present l.v added: "1 feel as ifa great weight had beeu lifted-from me thank God 1 am lnoiiffli with'the heaviest 1 ever underok I have the best 1 could. I" have clear conscience. 1 wish the people of Texas the greatest prospei ity

()i.! .Judge Aiken, of Greenfield Mass., was (juite famous for his extra' judicial opiuions Oneofthem runs as follows: 1'residing at the uial of oue Fisk for an aggravated crime, and the jury having brought in a verdiw of guiltyJudge Aiken said: Fwk, stand up. For the crime of which you have been convicted \ou are coudemed to solitary confinement tor ine day, aud to imprisonment during he re«t ot vour natural bfe— and 1 wish was in my power to sentence you longCI'."

N'kw Oki.KANS papers narrate the woes it" a mature young couple, aged eleven and thirteen, who eloped from that city iat w#ek, and after passing two blissful days together in the cabin of a negro friend, were ruthlessly torn apart, and t'aeir brief romance terminated with sound pareutal whippings and many tears.

Wk wkbk lat^'V e&fi«ul!cd lir a lad on account rf di«eplt?httioUuf her teeth, which she supposed might be owing to some pii!»,that we had prescribed for her. On investigation, the effect was trawl to the tea used at the boarding house which was kept from day-to day in a tinned Yessel and heated up at meal lirn'ewith the addition of a fresh supply *'f the material. The tin having worn off, left a. surface of iron, and the infusion in cooling acted chemically.on the iron, making a tannate or gallate of iron. The boarders had been regaling kenwelves ink.

Ejcdtuntic.

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Two SCOTCHMEN, turning the corner of a street very sharply, came into collision. The shock "was rathef Running to one of them. He pulled off his hat, and laving his hand on his forehead, .said "Sic a blow! mv head's a'ringmg again." "Xae wonder," said his companion: "your heed was aye hoss(emptyJ that makes it ring. My heed disna ring a hit." '"How could it ring," said the othej ,: "feeing it |s craekit?"

Two Jews in Vienna recently passed an Aujitriau officer who strutted np and down the street in his gold-embroidered -uniform as majestically as a pcacock.

iota notieet^ "Why," said Isaacs to Levy, "that officer looks as proud as if he had lost the battle of Shadowa all alone."

HOTELS. .it-

Jacob But/.. tts lieorgc But/. Jf ATIO.\AL J105JSS:.

Oor. Sixth and Af-iin Street»,

Terra Haute. Indiana.

Jacob Batzf tl Son, J'rops.

This House has been thoroughly refurnished. myZW"

TKKRE If A IT H4HSK

(,'nnier Main nnd Seventh St*.

Terre Haute. Indiana.

BltKELL.

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A I N E

08 OHIO STREET.

CHEAP AND PROMPT.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

JOHN 1{. L(IIN)WI0[

CO.

BEA.T,KRS IN-

Boots and Shoes,

5€or. Main and Sixtli Streets,

I'errt—IJHiiie, Intl.

AVe will open »t the above well-known land ,• on the first of March.one of

LOWEST CASH PRICES.

WH01.B6ALK ANB IlKTAIt. DKAI.SKS IN

PI]STE ILXTIMiraEIR,,

Litlh tin11 Shhiffies,

Slato Roofing, Cement Rooting, Rooling Felt. (•uslom Sawing, Flaniiii? and

Wood Turiiinsj.

l»OJV J- TO OHDKK.

All Work Warranted. Corner Ninth nnd Miriberry dif

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ARCHITECT.

A,!t"

OA DES SEED!

Vegetables, Seed Potatoes. A constant supply kept oil hand, at South 4th street, netir the Knrinc ll oii-e. Iv iu ariJJl

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liARUEST AM) HKST

?e^ected StocJj_of

BOOTS & SHOES

Ever lirought to this market, which we sell at the

•hall

J. U. I,. A: CO.

All kinds of Custom Work and Repairing dono to order in he most satisfactory manner.

I'eli'Jldw'.in.

MANUFACTURERS.

PT?ATRIK

CLIFT «V WILLIAMS.

Mannfactiirws of

SASH, -DOORS, BLINDS, Window ami Door Frames. Moulding Hrui'ki'ls,

A'* Starl IUMIukh.

relates

the following: '"A good one is told of Peter D.. who lives in Ridge (ownship.—One day last week, while ousily. engaged about tlie sugar camp, he accidentally np:'et a pail full of svrup, which was about ready to 'stir ott'.' This exasperated his passion of resentment to such an- extent a to lead to«pelf-chastisenient. He seized a club an* bruised his own head by a number of blows well laid on, when he considered that he had been avenged for his carelessness."

W QA Ballpsttrs, JJ.,X ,*,\ Xenell l'osts, Kloriiig and Siding. Anil all descriptions of Finished Lumber

uKjnuiKi*. lUKiii.F.n. t.l

U. Itnrr,

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BARE & YEAELE,

House ami Sign Painters

4th St.. Opp. Central Engine ll«ase,

All work^entrusted to us will receive promp attention. Special attention given to Sign Painting Mid Graining. dly

iSPECIAL MOTICES. Xmpaper Niat-ementii. I THEIE TRUTH. people believe on

ltOW.THS PKO^IjE T|«

'Hits is hot aii age wlife' trnH whatever they seein the public journals. Fifty or sixty years ago when the accuracy of a statement thathad appeared in one of the gazettes or "News Lettars" of the day. was questioned, it was considered a sufficient answer to all eavil to say It lnnst be so, for I read it-in the newspaper." It 1»not-so now. Newspaper assertions must be verified befiwe the? arc'taken foT -gratffefl. and this i3 e«]ec4ally the casd as.regards.statement* setting forth the remedial properties of proprietary medicines. For example: it was not an tit the tonic and alterutive properties of Hostetter*s Stomach Bitters had nc.'m deliberately and thoroughly tested bf thousands, and found to be in perfect accord with the printed claims put forth in it* behalf, thai it was aeoeptedby the public at large as a

of enurst

cremate

the world believed, lo

resist such proofs was impossible. Great care has been taken from the beginnimf not to

the merits of the Bitters. Exagger

ation and bombast have been the death of many preparations that might otherwise have survived. They were weiphed in the balance and found wanting." Hostrtter Bitters, on the contrarj', have never been announced in grandiloquent language as acure for every bodily ill,but simply a pure harrn^ less vegetable specific, possessing remarkable invigorating, regulative, anti-bilious nnd antiseptic properties. This is exactly what the public know the medicine to be, and its enornmus sales is an argument in its favor. I

^toller's Korweglan CoU I.iver Oil is less objectionable to the taste and smell, it is more readily taken by delicate persons and children, is more cosily assimilated, and is productive of more immediate benefit than other kinds of oil are.

DR. J. MARISV SIMS says: "J or some years I had given uj the use of Cod Liver Oil alto-

every renson to be perfectly satisfied with it, Soul by Druggists. apl 12d2ta"w3m

Madness Paralysis Deatli! may ensue from using preparations for coloring the hair charged with acetate of lead and sulphur. You may know them by the heavy metallic sediment which lia9 to be shaken up before the disgusting compound can be aplied. The "Journal of Chcmistry"says there re

This Hotel has recently been refitted :iml in first-elass order, oll'ering accommoihitiuns unsurpassedin the State.

T. C. BIINTIS, Proprietor.

(X1RK 1IOIS11.

Car. tf' Ohio St*,*

Terre Haute, Indiana.

Gil TFT'ITU. Prop. II.

Office of Marshall, Atontczumii and Palestine Hack Lines. Froe Buss to and from all trains. nov2Sdtf

thirty of tlicm in the timrhct.

one tlye

There is but

in existence which contains no dele

terious substance, mid that is

Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye, which has been carefully analyzed by Profes sor Chilton, and declared by him to.eontain no le,ad or.any other hurtful ingredient. See his manuscript certificate, nt Cristadoro's, t! Astor House, New York.

CUrSTADOKO'S II AIR PRESBVAT1VK. as fiDrcssingi'nets liko a charm on the Hair after Dyeing. T*yit.

To Owners of Horses and Cattle.' TOBIAS' DBRBY CONDITION POWDERS ire warranted superior to any others, or no iiay. for the euro of Distemper, Worms, Bots, toughs, Hide-Bound, &e., in Horses, and Colds, Coughs, Loss of Milk, Black Tongue, Horu Distemper.

&c.,

u. t.?

in Cattle. These Pow

ders wore formerly put up by Simpson I. Tobias. son of l)r. Tobias, and since his death thedeiuiind has been so great that Dr. Tobias bus continued to manufacture them. They are perfectly safe and innocent no need of stopping tbu working of jour animals. They increase the appetite, givo a fine coat, cleanse the stomnch and urinary organs, and increase the milk of cows. Try them, and you will never be without them. Col. Philo P. Bush, of the "Jerome Park Race Course," Fordham, N. Y-, would not,use them until he was t.ild of what they were composed, since which time ho is never without them. He has over twenty running horses in his charge, and for the last three years has used no other medicine for them. Sold by Druggists and Storekeepers throughout the United States. Price 2-j cents per Box. Depot, 10 Park Place, New York.

Life is the (jJift of Goch Whee we are sick this life is obscured, under a cloud, oppressed with humors. Experience has -taught us certain menns, which never fail for their removal. The child receives with his life the seeds of his death. It may take one. or one' hundred years,

before

the seeds bear their sad fruit, but just as sure the seeds of death ripen, life ceases. Purg-

is the grand safeguard, because then what fosters the seeds of death nre taken away, expelled from the body.

Ooverii, Yourselves by Kxpericnee. .Mj child, aged live years, had scarlet fever, nd for five days had constant fever. By order ot th« doctor I ijave her syrup of rhubarb she look nearly a pint, but her bowels continued* closed. On the fifth day the doctor aid her bowels must bo opened or she would bo lust. I proposed B(andrcth's Pi.lls _to_thi3 would not consent—saying she WRS too weak. I eonsuUcd with my husband, and we concluded to give licr three pills. In about fotir hours they operated, .tilling half lull a inuion chamber'. After'that operation tho fever left her, and she Vapidly recovered.— Itet'ereiH-e., ^!ii ^U'ruVUMt Avenue, Brooklyn.

MAN AND THK MA(rDA LICN, Kssays for Vouug J'eu.—The victims of sosial evils-with words of warning tor the eyring and nnfortiinnte—sanitary nid nnd word*of cheer for the down-cast and afflicted. Sent free, in senlediBntelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia. Pa. ja29dw3m

NEW DISCOVERY/ IX11 1. BERNARD— .. TtiNl STHEMlQlffi.- '4

LAW OFFICE AM) KivA I. RSTATK AfiKXCV.

MEREDITH & KEELBR.

AKoruns n! Law mid Real Kstnfc A^nls,

I'llliMlK flUJI \M Till Kit HTH.

TERRE HAUTE. IN1.

H. J. JfERI^ER, Notary Public*.

l^ouTioyt

lii

IT HOT BUILDER.

.J. A. VUYDAGIl,

flans,Specifications. Superintenuitnce, and Detail Drawings furnished for every description of BuiUlii fs.

Officr—luoriueast corner efAtebasu and Pixth Streets. 2d story. Doming Blnck.

.The tiarlncrship heretofore existing between willhim Wagneriirid James MeFarlane is. hereby dii-sotved by mulunl consent: the right, title and claims of said MeFarlane having been transfered to Wagner ,v Kafader. they are alone authorized to collect demands due said tinil. and arc also to pay all demands against the late tirm ot Wagner .v Mot'arlane.

if. It. Yeai't

fids,

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Sr s-.'

j,. ^s.. S«..

Istandard I

Jtemvlv- But when multitudes who had resorted to it as a safeguard against malarious fever, a citre for indigestion and biliousness. ajmeans of strengthening the frame, cheering the spirits and impartingconstitutional vigor, came forward and testified that its beneficial effects had exceeded their most sanguine expectations,

"Kr-,

iC •fany..1

ws»ss

it.

Ghreat

ANTI-DYSPEPTIC.

The several observations inside by the best phvsieians of the Kaculte de Paris have proved that the sicknesses arising from impoverish noent of the blood or nervous exhaustion, viz: Amenin. Chlorosis, Sympntliisme, l'hthisu', Diabetes, Albumineria, Scorbut, Ac.,Ar.,are radii aliv cured with the Kf.lXIK .1. (•'. BEUNARD.

Depot-A. BERNARD, 51 Cedar

(ieneral ., lid lltn

druggist'8.'

CITY PJ.ANING MI LLiS.

spec

mayridctidiy

i:. T. Ml U.S.

WOOD & MILLS,

CurjHMit«M,s iiiul Joinei's,

Cor. Si.t f/t runt C/iti-fi/ Sts.

Terre Haute, Indiana.' ma,r2yd.'.ui

With

v* AU •irA

full

Wit. WAUNEH.

apTdtm JAM US MeKA Ul.ANF..

I'rof. IlaiiilKoii's Me!icatwl CoukIi Hinly, made from extracts prepared in vacuo—a certain and

jctiye remedyXur IJoughs lltiatttfteSs, Siir# o,^Avth«l#- Branchitii and tVirfsumhrlir

CAJH'H I

t»n,11«Brea.

popularity and iuimenso

sales is a guarantyof its ^reat value. Those who try—always use it—euro their colds, and .avoid Consumption and an early grave. One

-Billion

sold annually, nnd sola by all drug

gists. JiROWJUMtJ Jc SLyAN. tk-aeral Afls, For sale by all druiod^terti Terre-Haate. dcesdlim

IdSKlMI VARLKY. WAl'tltMAKGK, EA.ST MAIN STHKKT,

Two doors AVestof'.ith St.,

WiU kive prompt attention tq .the rapairing of Oloclis, Watches. Jewelry, ic. HavinKWorltod at atebmakiu^ over thirty years, 1 am confident of giving satisfaction.g

All work warranted. febStf

and work guaranteed. Carpets, Brussels and V(M#. Carpets, Hemp, Cottage.and Kag, Carpets at 40 cents. Carpets at

and Che

Buying all tft&iv Skirts, Car sets and Fancy {foods find Nations -»»'m

-c

•eg

HER2&mRNOLD'S

•nil f?

REMEMBER,THIS IS OUR AIM!

a iiKfi.-

onr entire, Stock of Wholesale and

Retail Dry Goods, preparatory to

^oing into tUe- Wholesale Notioii

business, we will sell onr entire

stock at New York cost ot the pres

ent day, regardless of what it may

have cost before [Our friends and

customers are invited to get bar-

irains in everything:'*

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WINDOW GLASS, WHITE tEAl), OILS, PAINTS,

Tt RPENTlNE, JAPAN,VARN18IIES, HRt SIIKS AND' PAINTERS' MATERIA!' (IKNKItALI.V.

"'KV BUCKELL, Painter,

Gjsi Oliio Street, opp. Mnyor'# Office, (.Ba8cment.j

White Lea«l of the4iest branda,: Eagl«, Chamber*, &<*., from $8.57) per 100 lbsWiiulnw Glass, extra quality, from..., ..$3.50 per box-

Af/entfor Ptntr, Stninetl ati/1 Enameled Glass.

^SPECIAL TO THE TRADE."®!

WAL FAFEES, Just Eeceived,

8ATIH 1»AJ*KK«, Very henp.

STAMP GILT PAPERS, Hew and Rich Designs, DECORATION PAPERS, in Qreat Variety.

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KJITMI^ BENEFIT ,«v/ i:- -sl o-

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'ir* -Sftt ttni

•y'lh/tl At tejifo yptfih?

The more patronage we liave the cheaper we can afford to sell. In the same proportion a« our business increases, in the same proportion we can afford to reduce prices, li VI •mic

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HOOP SKIBlff A€T0ET and FANCY BAZAAR,

jv ifi (jifs» rio' rfti ii: ii j-,.

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Jaajit iVirfcrtfe t7

89 Main Street, between 3d

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in *i?v.j!V

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4tii Sfs.

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Will B0 IT!

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"•wiftinl bat#

1TO MAIN St:, DEMING BLOCK.

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tfsuiisvl aili.fii *1} *, *',!I

As we are going to give up our

l)rv '(foods business and close out

0 A W 0 S

Have just received tbe largest stock of Paper Hangings that htfve ^ver been brought to Terro tlttute, which they are selling at reduced prices. A No. 1 Poper Hanger to send in any part of the city, a

oia .«• cents.

MV 1U COIlUi WW]

Fine Wool Carpets 85 eta.

be adding new and Check MattingsSaloons, Offices, Ac.I

er»ry week during 1 Alwara on hanTa d3m

Hr-

-t9va.

#iel,

WITTlGr &' CO.,

170 Main Street, Deming Block/

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Carpets, Two and Three Ply. Caapeta at 3D eenti. Carpets at 50 cents.".' a. Uood Wool Carpets 75 cents. tT- Super Carpetsfl-OO. KxtraCarpets•!.25.

We have on tuind a foil line of very eheap and very handsome patterns, to which we shall uoek wry week during tbe aeason. Also to arrive, a larae stock of White ltr(t line of Cocoa andTan'MatttncsforChnrehes,

ry eh

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BROKAW BROS.

DRYQOODS.

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WAEREK.HOfiERGi CO.

X»: .V.ifv

6orner 4th and Main Streets.

500 yards Prirti/gooda stylei, al 6i cts. 10,000 8 25,000 fti il^ei} "10

'•t case Spring Style Dress Goods at :i.

20 Cents per yard!

'i I fi&tfefe.

hoc T-^VjT

Cheapest Dress Goods of the season.

$1.25 PER DOZEN!, .ss wav.Hy .yul&v ikwt:. "b: '-•'^Table Linens aW Toweling

VERY CHEAP1

50 dozen U.S. Handkerchiefs at 15c each 1

New. Goods

*ts

NEW PRICES

Every Day I "Jfi

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ijT'-

Warren, Hoberg & Co.,

BUCCBS80RS TO tU

ED3ALL

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FRSSH ARRIVAL

GOODS

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SPECTACLES

SPECIAL NOTICE!

LAZARUS & MORRIS'

CELEBRATED 'U

Perfected Spectacles

EYE GLASSES.

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Our Spcctactr# muf, Jt£y.e-(*lass-es ard Acknowlcdu('(t to be the Most Yert'vct

ur writ .w »r. »rt«W

is'i&tiitti 'AVii •.'iiip.i

ever

Assistance to .sight

manufactured, and

perfect

can always be relied upon an affording

ernie and comfort

while ttrenjthenini

serving the hyea

atiil pre

mest thoroughly.

We take occasion to notify the Public that we employ no ^pedlars, and. to caution u!,. them against thoso, pretonding to have our goods for,

sale.

LEATHER, HIDES, &C

L. A.

BoaxjtTr. joirtr r.

L. A. HUBNETT Ac CO., Manufacturers arnd Dealers in

Leather, II llo*,Oils Shoe HuiMuiOi nail t'«rrli-rs' Tools, iViA 144 tt mi 14t

Main .Street,

TRRRR IlAfTK.lNI) Gash for llide.i, Furs, .Sheep Pells, Deer Skins, Tallow, And, Leather intheKniiKh.

Consignments always receive prompt a tention, lunyfiuwlf

UNDERTAKERS.

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UNDERTAKER, Is prepared to exocnte all orders in his line with neatness and dispatch, corner ot° ^bird and Cherry streets, Terre Haute, Ind. janaiA-dwti

UNDEBTAKSBT

M. W. O'COWXELL,

Having purchased back from E. W. Chadwick, Oruber & Co., the Undertaker's Katablishinent, and having had seven years experience in the business, in now prepared to furnish Metalic Burial Cases, Cases, Caskets, and Wooden Coffins, of all styles and sizes, from the best and largest sto^kof burial material in the State, at No. 'I iSorth Third street, Terre Haute, Indiana, wtf |Terre.Haute. May

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As the lime for the Spring trade approaches we would direct the attontion of partiea in waat of

DRYG00DS

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Brown Sheetings.^'V Bleached Muslins, 'i^or1

Checks,,

vi m, .if Hickorys, Casimeres, Tweeds,

Jeans,

Bed ^Jread^ Coverlets, .. .. ..Carpet Warp,

Cotton Chain. „, Table Linen, ^J." Napkins,

WOtlOaS, :.,rr., jPancy Goods, Gloves, f5"'. Hosiery &

DRESS GOODS,

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Our aim to.offer tlie

Best Bargains!

In-tho Dry Ooods lino hassecuTcd for us large trado.and we shall continue to interest! buyers by

Lbfvest Prices, J^nir Dctiliiif/ and kind treatment.

YORK.: STOHE,

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Terre-Haute, Indiana.

oney Cannot Buy It'

For Siglit is Priceless

DIAMOND GLASSES

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SPENCER

The Scientific Principle On which they are constructed brings Jie core or ventre of the lens directly

J. It. TILLOTSON,

Jeweler and Optician,Sol.q Agent for Terre IMute, Indiana, from whom they can only bo obtained. These goods are not supplied to Pedlers. at any price. iii.ir2l1 vIy

CARRIACES.

J. M. inL»Y, XKVIS-TMOMAS, WILMAUPOTHS WILDY, THOMAS & CO.,

Carriage Manufiictiirers,

Corner 2d an Walnut .Sts, Terre llauto, Ind. Impairing itone promptly and nt LowKntes

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COAL.

Coal and Wood.

!h C. STli.^KAili) AND IVS. BARIllt'K, Having tiruied a partnership under the nil ill 0 ot IStunkard

ISnrrick, for the sale of Coal

aud Wood, would respectfully announce to tbti public that they will keep constantly on band and for fale at lowest rates, all kinds ot Coal at wholesale and retail, aldo Wood f'or.Uie fall and winter trade.

Oflice at No. 2f liuiilin House.Terre Haute, Ind. All orders fir Coal filled promptly. A share ot the public putronago is respectfully solicited.

BAKERY.

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AMKTUCAS ANP PARISIAN

CO.VI'E€TtONElt 1 BAKER,

SO. 1« SOUTH KOlKTn KTBW, '.ntHet. Main and Cherry Sts., Torro Ilnuf o, Ind. keeps constantly on hand a fresh supply of Cakes, Candies, Ice Cream, Bread and Crackerf. ^-Ornamental Cakes, Pyramids, Ice Cream, Water Ices. Charlotte-russe, Jelly, ISIance Mange, Koioan Punch, Bisquit Olaee, Troniage de

i'ani.

Fancy Ice ream. Pastry. Tongue,

Chicken balad. An., will

made to order.

Private Parties famished with

Ice Cream, .tellies, tc.,

Oysters, Meats

on short

notice.

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JOINJES .&

East side Public Square, .-*7 -'v.V-TEKRE-lIAl'TE, IX I»..

Will hnvo in Store by Febraary 15th, ibe ^ejl selection and largestgtook of Plow* in West-^rn-IndianaW^KTs^^^p^i,^^----

CAST-CAST-STEKL PLO W, Fanners

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Blue^Hornej* Richmond. Lookout for counterfeits!

PITTSBURG NATIONAL

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Ginghams, ^^1^2 ^xannels, ,".v x.1 ...»..Tickings, ..n^

ASTROLOCY.

CLAIRYOYAiVCE AND

ASTROLOGY.

LOOJt OUT.

GOOD NEWS FOR ALL. 51,000TO ANY PERSON WIIO WILL KQUA1. MADAME RAPHAEL IN TIIIC

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\Vhu'li aj-e now offered to tli'V public, mc proiioonced by all the celebrated Opticinns of the World tolie the t»%:UWAT. Natural, Artificial help t» thf hnin.ip eye ever known. TI.ey are ground umicr .lieir own supervision.''roiii minu.e C' ysta.1 Pebbles, melted together, a"nt" uerive tacii lame, "Oiainniid,'' on aceouni o.' theii. hardness and brilliancy.

5yer

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eye, producing a elca°* and diHi ct isi«n.as in the natural,healthy siglii., aiiu .eventing all unpleasant, sensations, sue,.- at s'immeringand wavering of sight, diznijes.N, c., pu culiar to all others in use. Tlioj iiiTMouiitod in the tihest ntiitinor In frames of the best iualily of all mateiials tiscd tor that purpose. Thoir Finish and Durability cannot be surpassed. 9APTION-—None genuine unless bearing their trade mark'^stamj'e.il on every frame. 1

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JTVERY CAST PLOlf.

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llolling and standing CoultersR

Riding Plows, Corn Plantors!

We want you to sec the.

"MANSFIELD,"

The latest, best, lightcsi. simplest, (hai only POUR bolts in fr«aie) most complete, and in evc-.y way tho most perfect machine for Harvesting ever made. Something entirely new.

The Weekly Express Free!

We will send a copy of tho Wkkkj.V KXPKFSS (or the choice of eight other Weeklies on our list) jreo fot one year, to any one purchasing Twenty-five Dollars worth or more from irs, or cash, before November 1.1X70.

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JUSTICE^lTO ALL

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ceeds when all others have failed. All who are in trouMt— nil who have been unfortunate—all whose fond hopes, have been disappointed, crushed and blasted by false

iromiscs nnd deceit—all Who have been misand trifled..with—all fly to her lor advieo and satisfaction. All who are in doubt of the affections of those they love, consult her to reJieve nnd satisfy their minds. In Love All'airs Slie Never Fails.

She has the secret of winning tho affections o^the opposite sex. She shows you the likeness of your futuro wife or husband, or absent friend. Phe guides the single to a hap-

marriage, and makes the married hap^y. aid and advice has been solicited in innumerable instances, and the result has alwaj been tho means of securing A Spoedy and Happy Marriage She is, therefore. sure pendente. It is well known to the public larco that, sho was the first and sho is t.ho only person in this coun..y who can show tho likeness in reality and who can give entire satisfaction on ail the concerns of life, which can be tested and proved by thousands, both married and single, who dally aud oagcrly visit her.

To all in business her advice is invaluable. Sho can foretell, with the greatest certainty, the result of all commercial and business transactions.

Lottery numbers given without extra charge. MADAMK RAPHAEL is a bona fide Astroh Ogist that every one can dopend mon. .She is tho greatest Clarivoyant of the nineteenth century. It is that well-known fact that makes illicit pretenders copy her advertisements nnd try to imitate her.

Madame Raphael is the seventh daughter of the seventh daughter sho was born with a natural gift sho can foretell your very thoughts. She also cures drunkenness, and discovers lost or hidden treasures.

All interviews strictly private mid confidential. As a female Physician hcrrcinedies never fail to cure all female irregularities, and so produce the monthly How, without dancer or exposure. They can not injure, but, on tho contrary, they improvo the health.

Therefore, come one, eomo all, 111 Richmond, bet Oitral Avenue iml Mil (ISCISJfATI. OIISO..

TERMS.- -Ladies, ?1 Centlemen, N. 15.—'Thoso at a distance may communi91.M. cate with perfect satisfaction by enclosing ono dollar and stamp. All comiuunicivtioiis strictly private and confidential.

Address Lock Box Ml, Cincinnati, Ohio. au(H'"w!v

CHAS. AI.KXASDr.R.

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ALEXANDER & REAR,

DKAI.KRS IN

FLOUR, MEAL,

COllN, OATS,

BALED AND FEED OF A lJ. IS PS,

Corner 8tli nnd Jlisln Nt*.

Articles delivered to any part of the city tree of charge. doou»):jE

MERCHANT TAILOR1NC.

JAMES B.LYNK, I, Wholesale and Retail dealer in Pure Topper DistilI«1 Ken tucky Whisky

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Foreiyn and Domestic If itie* and lAqnors.

No. 70 Main St., bet. 3d and 4th

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