Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 April 1870 — Page 3

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Ift^Collections will be made quarterly on 1! ndvorti^cmShts.

This evening the Republicans of this city arc called to meet in th'eir'Respective ward*, to nominate candidates for election to the City Council. There is no man so deficient in intelligence as to need reminding of th«- ~W5Hrtiiating good men and strong candidates. And there is no reflecting man who will not readily adnrit that it is his (f^ty to use his influence to secure proper nominations. It is not more important to go to the polls on election day, than it is to attend the nominating conventions and it is often the case that a failure to attend and give proper direction to a nominating convention, renders futile all efforts that can be made oa the day of election. Jf by using the same amount of time, and taking an equal amount of pains, that are required to attend award meeting, every person attending could make five dollars —or even one dollar—in inoney, ther^ would never be any lack of interest, and "slim attendance" vould never be known. But when only the interests of the public are to be served, it become? ""everybody's business/' and is, therefore, almost invariably neglected. Is it not time to turn over a new leaf" in this respect?— Cannot every Republican voter afford to devote an hour to the interests of the city, and give his influence to fxcure the nomination of such candidates as wilf command the hearty and unanimous support of the party? It is ah old m'jteim that "Heaven helps those who try to help themselves," and the inference is clear,thaft those who will not "try to help ^hemselves" are not deserving of sncctes.

There is not a ward in this city that may not, by united andelrn&l be carried by the Republican party, if care be taken to select, in every casfe^ rthe strongest man for the race. -i— 1 ACCIDENTSfc AND DRUG-CLERKS. Krom Frank Leslies Newspaper.]

It is an old adage that "accident happen in the best regulated families," yet, from the time of one's birth, almost, lie tinds blame attached to it for his mother called him a careless brat when lie stub bed his toe, as he came home with his pitcher-handle, having lost the remainder and its contents on the-way and the servant-maid was berated & good-for-noth-ing. careless hussy "for bfeaking the Wibfe off the Houp-turecn. (The be sure, she said "it wa.s cracked before," and she never said a word when that crack was made).

A man slips on an orange-rind, a banana-skin, or a peach-pit, and sprains his ankle or breaks his leg—ar\d lie never gets blamed but only because it is his own leg that was hurt. If he had but, in slipping, hit as forcibly against any passerby, and thrown him down, by that accident he would have been found worthy of any amount of complaint, in which sondi hard words would- unquestionably get mixed into the hurried expressions.

Accidents, among other beneficent uses —.such as being good for trade spoiling crockery-sets, which require replenishing making jobs for doctors and carriagebuilders, etc.—were especially intended to try one's temper, and to test their politeness. A lady has no end of trouble, and, perhaps has put on some airs, even occasionally a well-imitated hysterical crisis, to get anew silk dress, und she is wearing it for the first ti|'ne at "a grand party, wit eh, amid the crush of the supper-room, "poor stupid, lubberly Jones" (as she calls him, nftcr she gets "home), pours a gla« of champagne all over it. And she—lovely woman!—looks at him so smilingly, and rays: "Really, it is no matter I dont think anv hurt is done." But the fact is, .Air. Cautlle hears a word about it before he sleeps: "If it had only gone over one breath, I shouldn't have minded," she says "but that, c— dolt, Jones, sprinkled it all over."'

It was but yesterdav that, in photographing the West Point ring—in our last paper—it was accidentally knocked from the stand, and the fall shattered the engraved onyx stone. Ball, Black «& Co. insisted upon it that it was of no consequence, and absolutely refused to put in another at our expense, declaring "that it was theif accident, and really of no consequence."

It is quite useless to attempt to enumerate the kinds of accidents that occur—the results of natural stupidity, from the mind being intent upon some other thought, or from any other reason. All that we desire is to draw attention to the fact that every one is the subject of accidents which, as they occur to every one, according to Buckle's argument, must be unavoidable.

It may be noted, however, that accidents happen most frequently to individuals who have imperfect natural abilities, and to those who are overworked. The general housemaid is a marked example. She has not a moment of ease or time for reflection, so incessant are lier multifarious duties. She must and does have many accidents phe "has to tnany irons in the fire.

The accidents most melancholy in their results, the most severely punished, and for which the community have the least sympathy, are those which are seen in our apothecary shops. If a grocer sends you home coffee, when you ordered sugar or tea, when you ordered flour, it may be annoying, the effects are not very serious but if you ask for sulphate of quinine,and the drug-clerk inadvertantly pits up sulphate of morphine, or oxalic acid is mistaken for Epsom salts, the result is apt to be very serious yet both were only accidents of the same character. The only difference is that one is dealing in more important materialsjthan the other.

Qf-coav*theargpinsut is, drug-clerks i_Jihoil2ba®o£-4 i»iglie!r grade of intellect, ^better educated, and lew hardly worked than the grocer's man. To attain this gpade of men, more money ifl required.

OR. SIXTH 4 OHIO ST8., QFP. POPWICK.

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We believe the majority of druggclerks of "this city—who are men of some considerable mental culture—we scarcely as well ^pald as the grocer's clerks. They nave Jiad a long prelimnary study, which is unnecessary for the grocers they most be conversant with tfic Latin language, mast be neat and handy, gentlemanly in manners, veil dressed they must work, every day, And be at beck and call every •night— or in a large store, every other night—during the wtole years with no rest on Sundays, or vacation on holidays. I fat work all day and evening, instantly standing on their feet, with hand and brain continually employed, they must be ready to work all the night if necessary. If up a half-dozen times a night they must be wide-awake, polite jwd accurate all the next day. They eat their meals when they can get out from a busy store. Tired, sleepy with headache, or debilitated, there must Iks the (•ame exactness, the most rapid care. One worild suppose such services were Kprth as much as the bank clerk's from 10 A. M., or^the dry-goods saleman's salary and commission? Bht the truth is, that these high mental attainments, the superior knowledge of pharmacy and Chemistry acquired by years of study, are not paid as well a-rthe mason's eight ^or ten hours a day.

Tlte fact is, that there are too many drugstore?, and too let#" clerks. The multitude of little shops, all around every city, are supported by the sale of cigars, soda-water, patent medicine (which, requiring no preparation, could just as well be sold in a grocery store,) tooth and trlothCR, hrttshes, candiws, wax flowers, and almost everything else.

It would appear that the community are unwilling to pay for the medicine 'ttiey requiws.- Theyprefer to.support any dirty, illy managed, handy shop, "right round the corner," rather than pay a sixpence more, or goablockor two farther.fbr competent intelligence, and even for honesty. Nor is the profession much better they refused to support a store open by John Meakin, years ago, solely for prescription^ jand from which all knickknacks and quack medicine were excluded. For oar part, whenever we hear of the very rare accidents of druggists, we are struck with wonder that they are not more frequent and the last thing we should think of would be to request a .coroner's jury to send a poor fellow to the Tombs for a fault—if it is one—that we havelittle doubt, we should commit more, frequently, especially if routed from a 'warifi beq for. a sixpence-worth of "caster ile"—for we think patience would sometimes give out, if jve were really wakened upi

Now, the only practical lesson that.can be draw/i from the foregoing fapts, is for every individual to take some pains to support a good drugstore, where there is business *ejoug|i (lone, and the prices are sufficient, to employ cabpale men, and in such numbers that they may not be overworked, arid'teiipecially where their brains are nq£ muddled by top little .pleep.

A!V ORMKANCE

BNTATtY TO AN OliDINANCE

entitled "An Ordinance in delation to Pubiio Safety, comfort and Convenience" passed.

.SECTION 1. Beit Ordained by the Common Qpuneiiofthe City of Teprv JJaute,

That it shall

be unlawful tor aay person to throw, cast or hurl any pebble, stone, or piece of stone, or any brick, or piece of br ck, or aiiy other substaje whatever, iato. alonff. or across any street.sidewalk'or alley of said ei or into any lot orgrouad within tho corporate limits of said flity and any rson violating any of 'theprovisions of this ordinance, shall, upon conviotion before tho Mayor, be fined in any sum not exceeding twenty-five dollars. ^EO. S. This ordinance shall be in_ force from a'nd after its passago and publication.

Ordain«d and established this 22d day of March, 1870. u: F. COOKEBLY. Mayor.

Attest:DANllL L. VlOKKRT, Clerk. mh24 lOt

AN ORDINANCE

To AMEND SUCTION.27,

OF AN ORDI-

uanoe entitled'* An Urdinanou ia Uolation to Public .-o ety, Cotnfortand Convenience, passed',

iiKJNOK l. £c it umdatHed by the Common Council of the City of 'l'erre Haute,

That soo-

tion twenty-seven of an c-rdinanoe entitlod "An oriinanoo in relation to public safety, comfort and convenience," passed, which said soot iuu reads as follows:

SSKC. 27. Kvery person or persons who Shall tbivw. or cause to be thrown,or deposited in any of the squares, streets or allojs, within the corporation, any vegetables, meat or filth, or carcass of aay dead animal, straw, inolon riuds, or other substance, whereby any such squaroj, streets or allejs, shall be rendered filthy, snail, on conviction t&ereof, forfeitand pay any sum not exceeding five dollars and the cosis.bo amended to read as follows, to-

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27.

There is another Smith besides ourselves living in our street, and he never pays bills, but takes everything that comes. To be stirs it was very provoking that otir Sundav dinner went there and while they ate it", we went hungry but, "it was only an accident," says the butcher and Smith, very consolingly, said, hut not very satisfactorily, "I'll do as much for you another time." Once is quite enough, I thought.

That any person or peisons who

shall throw or cnuse to'be thrown or depotited iu auy of the squares, streets or alleys of tiud city,.or witnin twom les of the corporate limits taereoi, any vegaUibles. meat, filth, straw, uielon-rlnds or theeaicassi any dead aniihal, or any ether substance whereby any such square*, streets or alloys thall be rendered lilthy, or whereby, if outside of said limits but within t*o miles th-rtof, the -afety. health, and comfort oi the citizens of said city, or anypart thorcol, shalL, or may in an Wise bd ilnpaired: shall, on conviction thereof, bti'oro ihc Mayor of said oity, bd lined, for acti otfeuce, in any sum not less than hve. nor more tlisn twe'nty-live dollars. And if such peis n,.enhir belure.oonyiction on notice from tbe StreeJ Commissioner, or alter eonviotioaol tucli tfonto, sliall fail 10 remove, atonce,«ny oucb arlidaor thin* to thrown or dep..tit»d Wlnm or at his direction, ano said city simli rt-movc iijo same then saia person tth»ll ie liable to ssid city for the expeuiu "1 cmoving such article or thing, tb ten per cent, damaees thorcon together with thocoBts of any suit instituted for tbe recovery thereof, and all ordinances or parts of ordinances tn eoatlict, -»ith the provisions oi this section are hereby repeale

Ordained and established tnis 10th day of M-uch, 1870. P.COOKERLY. Mayor. Attests Uakikl L'. Vickbhy. CfarkmhWMlOt

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.Kblative Uawkcrs. SsflTI01» l. j?«

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it Ordained by thi Common

Council of the Oity of Ttrre JUaut-,

1'hat itshall

be unlawiul for any street peddler hawker, orotuer i'lHeranfrttail

wholesale dealer

in Koods, wares or merchandise, to ••Bar the same for «alo in wagons, carriages, or otherwise, within said city, without having obtained a license for that purpose. tiKC. Mo ticense shall be issued for a less period than one day nor for a prrater period than ono month, aud all licensts shall be signed by the Mayor and countersixned and registered by the Clerk.

it shall be the duty ot the City

ClerKtoinake ouW all liceusei granted to peddlers and hawkers, and issue the same on receiving frcm the applicant an order from the Mayor directing him so to do. specifying tbe duration of t-aid license, and, also, tbe receipt of the oitv Treasuror for a sum corresponding with the order ana t.he fees hereinafter specified^

Stc. Th« amount to be paid for license to poddloshall bo as follows ot less than one dollar nor mora than ten dollars per day not less than tnree dollars nor more than twenty dollars per week, and notless tuan five dol ars normjro thau twento-tive dollars per month.

S*C. 5. Kvery peddler, hawker or other -cnon.xoing aboutor th ough santcity. eitheron loot or oUieraise. carrying to sell, or exposing for sale, any goods, wares or merchandise without licenso upou.oonvicti' thereof before the Mayor, shall te puoisbed bv a fine in any sum not less than than one dol ar nor more twenty-five dollars.

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«». If any such hawker, peddler,or otn er person shall refuso to show his license when r'quo*ted any person to whom ne ehnli offer to sell any of bis good?, wares or merchant! »r 10 tbe ^larihal yf the yity his deputies, he sha 1 be punished in the samcmstifterSs-for exposing and ottering the same ^koforsale.without:icen-ic.

.7. ^otniatf in whis ordinance contained shall econstrued to apply tovenders of vegetables, iruits.orojthtr articles of food: nor 11 vendfrs ..rcrain hay or stra»: nor to venders of Tood or boal nor to venders of books $ pa

Or- ainea and established tbislO day of Mareh, 1830. (J. F. O OOKKRLY. Mayor.

Attest:

DanislL. Vickbky,

mh34dl0t

Clerk.

R. A. WOOO. K. T. MILLS WOOD & MILLS, VJ

Carpenters and Joiners,

Cor.

Sixth and Cherry Sts.

I SPEClAll NOTfOEi.

Experimental chemists have repeatedly analysed the air at unhealthy seasons, in tfce tape of detecting lie »vipt»flw %hich produces epidemic disease. Tney liave not yet discovered it -and -scarcely any two of them agree as to it? natnre. This isjjtrf Mttle consequence. It is sufficient to knoW xhat this poisonous principle exists, and,that a safeguard against its insiduous influence has

and other periodical diseacMQf that class ue prevalent, it is only necessary to fortify the system with a cojitae.of tetter,y Stgmaeh Bitten to eMape- tiii./tf tK* prednhen has been neglected, whifh rt awtr ought to be in any district liable to sach visitations, and if the paroxysms of malarityis fever have actually commeMwd. the* tfeaMbe checked and broken up by, a pourse of that powerful vegetable tonic aBfi alterative.— Quinine was once considered the only specific for chills and fevers it is new generally admitted that this nauseous alkaloid is a dangerous medicine, and that its secondary effects are more to be dreaded than any

Madness! Paralysis! beath may ensne from using preparations for coloring the hair charged.with acetat£of lej^anti sulphur. You may know them by the heavy metallic sediment wbicb bis to be shaken up before the disgusting compound can be applied. Tho "Journal of Chemistry"says'tt£re

pro thirty of them in the market.

one dye

MAN AND THE MAGDALEN. Essays for Young Men.—The- victims of social evils—with words of warning for the erring and unfortniiate—sanitary aid and words of cheer for the down-cast and afflicted. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia,.Pa.

General Depot—A. BERNARD, 51 Cedar St., New York, 2d floor. For sale by all respectablo druggists. may5deodly

MERCHANT TAILORING•

Merchant Tailoring!

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Cas8imers,

SCloths,

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termmitteat fever. It is simply a tremendous astringent. It does not touch the disoTdered liver, or regulate the bow®ls

Holler's NoraregiaiLCoa XlvetOll is less objectionable te

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There is but

in existence which containeno dele

terious substance, and that is iiorj Cristadoro's Excelsior 'Hair Dye, which has been carefully analyzed by Professor Chilton, and declared by Him to Contain no lead or any other hurtful ingredient.. See his manuscript certificate, at Cristadoro's, Astdr House,

CRIST ADOftO'S HAIR J*RESEV ATI YE, as a Dressing, acts like a charm on the Hair after Dyeing. Try it,

'To Owners of Horses and Gattie/ TOBIAS' DERBY CONDITION POWDERS are warranted superior to any otherS, or no pay, for the cure of Distemper, Wojnns, fpts. Coughs, Hide-Bound, fcc., in Horses^ and Colds, Coughs, Loss of Milk, Black Tongue, Horn Distemper, Ac., in Cattle. These Powders were formerly put up by Simpson I. ifbias, son of Dr. Tobias, and since hrs death the demand has been so great that Dx. XobtaB has continued to manufacture them. They are perfectly safe and innocent no need oi stopping the working of your animals. They increase the appetite, give a fine coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary organs, and increase the milk of cows. Try them, and you Will neverbe without them. Col. Philo B. Rush* of the "Jerome Park Rttfie Course,. Eordham, N- Y-, would not use them until be was told of whatihey were composed, smce wbicn time he is never without them. He has over twenty running borseA in his charge, and for the last three years has used no other meai-: cine for them. Sold by Draggists and -Storekeepers throughout the United States. Price 25 cents per Box. Depot, mf»ark Place, New York.

Life is the Gift of God. 1 Whee we are siok this life is obscured, under a cloud, oppressed with humors. Experience has taught us certain means, 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, as the seeds of death ripen life ceases. Purging is the grand safeguard, becausp the^what fosters the seeds of death are taken away, oxpel led from the body.

Govern Yourselves by Experience. My child, aged five years had scarlet fever, and for five days had constant fever.'. By order of the doctor Igave bee syrup of rhubarb she took nearly a pint, but her bowels continued closed. Qn the fifth day the doctor said her bowels must be opened or she would be lost. I proposed Brandreth's Piljs to tlys he would not consent—saying sho was too weak. I consulted with my husband, and we concluded to give her three pills. In about four hours they operated, filling half full, a common chamber. After that operation the fever left her, and she rapidly, recovered.— Reference, 206 Clermnot Avenue, Brooklyn.

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Suitings,

That he has ever brought to this market-— These goods being all fresh and new, and havipgboon bought since the great decline in prices, will enable bim to give his customers

BETTER BARGAINS

Than has been offered since the war nice line of

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RLAIN'S

insert by the DEPABTMJ&T,

THE

J. F. Satrnders^^., f( CINCINNATI. LGENTS

43^-Main Street, SOL

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if ommon Council at their next regu—

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»ay improve the condition of the animal fluids. Hostetter'sBitters, on the otherhsiid, in addition to being a better and safer tonic than any preparation of quinine, ias a balsamic enect upon the whole system.^ It is aperient and antibiilous, as well as invigorating-, and purifies the.'secretions as well as regulates the secretive organs. It stimulates the a petite,strengthens the stem aoh, s*jthes tho nerves, promotes healtnfiu perapir&uon• and induces qniet sleep. Asa stomachic it baa no rival. Cases of Indigestion -.that oo tother tonic seoms capable of alleviating, are cured in a few weeks by its regular use.

and smell, it

is more readily taken by delicate persons and children, is more easily assimilated, and is productive ot more beoefit than other kinds of oil are.' a ebss

ether but since my attention was called by Sayre to Peter ilolter's^od Liwer^il, I have prescribed it almost daily« and have every reason to be perfectly satisfied with it.'

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Shirts, ,!!

t»b Mil. i.'vlt'-

Neckties, Handkerchiefs,

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At Low Figures!

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All persons wanting anytbing Wilis Tine are a to call and examine his

respectfully solicited Stock, at

No. 79 Main Street,

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ikers of fLiit

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Mercantile

|nterstz,Stati

jyj"OTieE

rix) coNTRAirroRa^

•^Sealed pfcoposaltt Will be'leceived by the Teiwilautei to-wit: On the

City of Te

at their next regalarjgceting, to .evening of tho 3d or May. 1870, raMtnd paving wilk stone tbe A .Wabash and Ohio

^-04^ each of the five

u°4Nib

). foHIre curbAlley*elween

running frodl Fifth'

wesWo tho Alley. work to begone according to the plan awl specificationwa^£le in tbe oCce of tbe City Engineer. RICH'D SWpMJT, "^ftpril 22,1870. Cityl3n«ineer.

ITY ELECTION NOUCE.

... of

of one Councilman ifferent Warsht-Of said

1870, for the Krei

places of vomg in the severifrWards j.ltd the officers of election to be aa^aUow^: 1st Ward—9th street Engine House, tteorgn H. Purd), Inspect*1,-and (Jotlieb Reiss and W. K. Edwards, Jttltis.

2d Ward—Blemcl'sBrewery, Geo. Mcllenry, Inspector, and E. Blcmel and A. P.Voorhoes, Judges. 3d Ward—Tho^soffis Cooper Shop, T. J. Forrest, Inspector, and Wm. Fuhr and Ichabod tiilman. Judges. 'm' VWt-tlKfty'W: 3 Engine House, George Naylor, Inspector. apd Lyman Miller hnd Robert AIbertSori, JUdges. 5tb Ward—Y^rd Master's Office near tbe Passenger Depot,

Samuel Clift, Inspector, and

fj. C. Beach and Andrew Grimes, Judges. (V. 1". COOKEULY,Alayor. Attest:

JDAMEL L. Vickkky,

FRANK WHITE,

Assessor 7th District Indiana,

(iosport, Indiana, April 1st, 1870.

NOTE—Ihe

Law requires this Notice to be

put up in each Post Office in the District which the Post Masters Will please do. 20dtd

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NEW DISCOVERY.

ELIXIR J. F. BERNARD— TONI STHENIQUE. ANTI-DYSPEPTIC.

The several observations made by tbe best physicians of the Faoulte de Parisrhave proved that the sicknesses arising from impoverishment of tbe blood or nervous exhaustion, viz: Amenia, Chlorosis, Sympathisme, Phthisic, Diabetes. Albtlmineria, Seorbut, &c.,&c., are radically cured with the ELIXIR J.F.BERNARD.

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TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA,

Affords facilities equal to any Business College in the West for-

Practical Instruction in BookKeeping, Penmanship,. and Arithmetic,

And all other departments of Accountantship. Students can enter at any time. Eacb Stu dent receives private instructions. College Journal, with full information as to the course of instructions, qualifications for entering, neoessary expenses,

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any address on application totbe Princi^a^^ aug25dw3m HAUVTW

sales is a guarantyof its great value. Those

who try—always use it—cure their colds, and avoid Consumption and an early-grave. One million sold annually, and sold by all drug* gists. BROWNING Sc SLOAN, General Agts.

For sale by all druggistsin Terre-Haute. decRdRm 'f

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Internal Bevenue Notice. Notice is hereby given to the citizens of tbp Seventh Collection District of Indiana, {comprising the counties of Vigo, Vermillion, Parke, Putnam, Clay, Owen, Greene and Sullivan) and all persons concerned, that thp Assessment Lists, with the returns, Valuations and Enumerations of the Anirnal M&rcb Assessment of Taxfes for the year 1870, including the Income Tax of 1869, made by the several Assistant Assessors df said District, under tho Act of Congress of the United States of June SOth, 1864, entitled, an "Act to provide Internal Revenue to support the Government, to pay interest on the Public and Tor other purposes, and the Acts Amendator^ thereof, will be open for examination at tbe office oi Fmnk White, Assessor of said District^ •in the town of Gosport, Owen County, -Indiana, between the hours of 8 o'clock A. V. and. o'clock P.

of each day, from the lltb day'

of April to the 23d day of Aprir, 1470, aid at the office of Fred. W. Stoecker, Esq.. A^rtant Assessor of tho 1st Division in the City of Terre Haute, from the 26th to.the 29th day of April, 1870, at which last dates the undersigned, at the place aforesaid, will hear, examine, and determine all appeals,' (which must be in writing, setting forth the piatter complained of, touching Assessments !t said Assistant Assessors in said District.) which may then be prtsented, or'fil6d'ln his officb on or before that date,.at which timo and place all interested will please attend.

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Prof. Hamilton'* Medicated Couch Candjr, rfiade from extracts prepared in vacuo—a certain and effective remedy for Coughs Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat,Asthma, Bronehitis and Consumption. Its great popularity and immense

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Infants'. Hats of all kinds, And at All prices. Hats made to order' on short notice. Come and see,

THE WINTER STYLES, i46 Mala Street, Terre-lid«t«. bd.

Wm. M. Barr, Tf. B. Y*aU.

i-'BARR & 7EAKLE,

House «aiid Sign Painters

4thOpp.CcafcralIngiitHwst,ste

Terre Haute, Iiid.

marlldw2m "v

All worklentrbsted tons will receive proatp attention.' Special attention gives to Sign Painting ana Grainine. dly

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T* •')«*.*. .1 #i.. u-. ''.blii'i -ti vif

the Votefs of the Q&y of & u*. Terre Hava^Tigo County, Htdiana: "Thu are hereby notified that an jyection wiilbe held.'in the several Wards of said City ofierrc Haut^^n^Xucsday, tbe 3d day of M*Ti

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a ran'*-:

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iCOBSETS, SWITCHES, BRAIDS AND

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HATS AND CAPS.

NEW YORK JtAT STORE,

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Ji KjMir'fi

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.ohoops,

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HOOP SKtHT JACTOBT

o«{ tliiw oT hi. lA«^t lo fil mnl i* I tA IT'k'Uitti 89 Main Street, between 3d and Mh Sts. iwixiV

rial') -tjf'J

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11 I

And you will find that the amount saved in the course of tho year is not a small one!

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10,000 yard» HamburglEmbroideiies

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Large assortment of Spring Dress Goods on our

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^th-, 41 j/, hrts nftmt

"I Ii solrf# e!'« JiftnoJsif/!''' Wie'Bfek

»i tulti'iRq-£ flax tiiz'v- ail

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iffs

voti

cm wtiuixiS 1» tilt hit,, j'lv.cil'

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TWENTY-FIVE CENT "1. COUNTER!!

it- i-.!» -v

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The same brought from 50 to 60 cents last Season.

W ix

'H'VXI}-

fti «lfbiii

THE MOST POPULAR BRANDS OF

BLACK "ALPACAS

liiMsJ'

Elegant Colors,

XjOWI

.•arv

I fry Hi,

At greatly rechiceg prices.

A M'it!

tit

iss

-vl,

BLACK AND FANcT COLORED DRESS GOODS,

few Assortment from

rtisM «i-i

rfl'i&ih

$1.00.

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fk A *v*fl is

f'w'i

tuns **&-

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.i} naz .! S0d. ft

A Fall line of Bearer Mohairs.

The handsomest Black Goods in the market, at mta* I

TUELL, RIPLEY & DEMINGS,

,:WSHsW

•'Mil: .» ti .111

PaliweofMusic, ,'^ui u-i/i ai itrSG-j] pta

THE CELEBfiAWb 1H*

•hI

'iht.tr-

yji

WITHOUT RIVALS

!.- 4 'V while to buyers the following impart An con •idwatians ar* oiered .n- '. 1st. In making coatinu« .pqrchafaa jai" number of InMrunfcntS At a tlmc.foi

large cash, .beside* locoiving thai fccneflta erf. Merest discounts, it secures ma likctri'se.al wan the most choice ibstramont*. 2d. Occupying the exten-'i^c building of my, thus Saving the costly rents ills)) bclfta

comr^tition

eta

miy^other dealer yi

A full auortnent of calebcated Silvet *Toujrur~ .r»lrtiVy» ttUv.,14 «ftl 0$*,

Organs and Melodeons

Constantly MI fcfvnd .alF4, Shcet. Mofip, Itt-| struction Books, and every,varifty of Musical Instrument^.

When needing any ttrticl» in tbe Miime'l •end orders or call at

Headqtinrtcrs of 1

Xm yJN THE MAHKET. ,ji icii -.0 txl) iffi# fesfcMiuo -trfi aM«'Ki»»%£KX» fflJS f«l

The annexed!viryrfconiitlhnerttn.i'jr'fEstiiUtt nial is l'rorn ono of-lliu ino

oh*nts

Wi'lO

rws a

irt

-a

6r*Wa%.V*&r*-ij

In all tha eMenUal Minte to.b* anit)d 4i! makinjr a traly first-ciMS lMtnimenf, thc3 Pianos b»v0 eaxnod Ibr tftietMlvrsferfciHitfci

tiAfi MaantlaHafVAMum

USKtwtn

Tratfi*

IN TERRB IIAUTE^.

nwi fcSit -Jtif ... Ii I .. aX

jr.'

». wh. Im. hi.

^issuer's Palace of Music,

No. 48 OHIO STBEE^J^ wfc* feC(Op^. rttsold Cou/t'Ilduse.)ksi in ^v.wiTK«itEirAiirTr.," iVrWr' ^.^."AltkTnds

of iQstramontt repaired*

'"JAMES 'S*. -4 TTTioIesalo andHetail dealer in V,

Pure Copper Distilled Ken iUmm

Forei •Aiil f*.h

*.•.•&

xl Km)***! JU

No. 70 Main fit.*, bet. 8d and 4th

TERRE-HAUTE deoltidwly

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IND.

fcfii

THE

i&Vjiys^e^GJifiapestj!

to-n'S'lilll

-.ik sttur

•i-i s-r- if til ir-'tw .11 »1' iulA oi l«us i..:,. The. most..Suooeaefufel nu fm»

PHYSICIANS

fhd Unhesitatingly 'endorse n*il# iw bltHtw K*\

BA-RiR'S^ aw

•ft irt

srMialiHi

9il

Pectoral ^Elixir

Ji «»^h| "i i' tS Ko tuti ,uii«

•m s«oiJt' -8 .rtotot irii

rej^ble lu^r

in the State of

lndidha:

iV/i'

Nonntkzuma, Ind., February 1G, 1870. Having for several years been selling Barr's Pectoral Elixifi Uke&serft jildasltkaiin beariug public testimony to iU merit. Of the many reincdicsj'or the cures of Colds,Coughs Croup, Hoarseness and kinVIrdrt cfimplaints, that has

been the market in the past live

years,Iknowupon

of no other in which

great

take, and is both

faith and the

nave so

viry

large- sale of tho

Elixir" shows that it is being thoroughly appreciated.' It is neatly put up,id ilea ant

safe

and reliable.

JAS. JACOBS,

Druggist. Vlt'i

For sale by Dealers in Medicines vveryivbere.

MANUFACtttRED BY

BAltR, GULICK & JIEURV,

Druggists and Chemists, Terre Haute, Ind.

t. •ii

-£3dw

Tho undersigned

et. il.

to inAyl

OMMISSIONER'S SALE.„

Commission^r!(Ter*^

order of the Vigo Common

Pleas

ary Term,

1870,

Court. Janu

crso"

of lJezaleel Holinc-s

vs. Nicholas Holme*

et. *L, wHl

at private sale, on

ofl'cc,

April

14,1X70,

hiring legal hours,Thursdayoflico at the ot" Baird uft,.No.82 Alain irtreet. the following iroperty. vn

South

Fourth street,.City

One hundred and twenty-lour

,"occtwit:^hesituated

(I-l)

otf south side of lot number five

Haute. Indiana,adjoining

(6) in

ftnn liaum' sub-division of out-lot liumber thirty-threes(M) tho town

the

same,

recorded plat

appears on the

Ptyd

eu.b-divi'1011.

Thrms—Oneqf Tonrth of purcha.o6 money

cash,balance iu equal payments

»nd

ap&dAwlw Uoiamisaioner.

A«mot.ocr.

~-X£Z.

€LAIRYOYASCE AND

(fc-«

ASTBOLOOY. .srsi.-j LOOK OUT.

GOOD |JEWi FOR ALL.

MADA5

WHO

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iAPI

t-l

MLLEQVALj

'Kae~

jcm and "ith—all fly to

liwelinfej

the MnMc

MAP

a She

j, a^iiniies and deceit—all who

-•'•v-i-*,u.ited. All who

rip-cr fo^ta-t..-j

J..

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a«d s.it'sfnfti.i i. AIT -vrho are itlsaafferticnf of thoaethey loye, consult her »c ioberj» and s^u4£7 their mind*.

In loTfrdyfaifo Sho Kovpr Fails.

ofwinnin She *hew

gthe a&otions ows you the likeBband,

sax.

new of your fttfure wife o» hus'band, or absent ftiend. She guides the single to a haptbe

KVT n»anriage. aM makes the married happy, atnv aid and advice has been *olicited Ii maiuinerabl* instance* and the rtsulb has nlwttya bMrtiM mean# of securing ZA. Sjpcedy and Happy Marriage She is, therefore, care pendenc*. ItMa wail known to the public large that sBe wm the first and sha is the only person In this country who can show the likeness in reality and who can give entire satisfaction on all -th« concerns of life, which can be tested and njroved by thousand*, both married and single, who daily and eagerly visit her. lo all in business her advice is invalaablo. She ean foretell, with the greatest certain i-. th result of all oownercial and busineM transactions.

Iiottery numbers given without extra charge. iAD AMK KAFHASL is a bona fide Astro)og)St that every one can depend upon. Sba is the greate^Clarivoxant of. tUe niuctoenth century. It is that well-known fact th.t in ikes illicit pretenders oopy her sdnrertisomDnts and try to imitate her.

Madame Raphael is the seventh daughter of the seventh daughtor she was born with natural gift she ean foretell your very thoughts. She alima cures drunkenness, ami .discovers lost or hidden treasures.

All interviews strictly |rrirat« and c«nfideiulial.. As a female Physician her remedies never fail to cur* all female irregularities, »r so produce the monthly flow, without dsnger or exposure. They ean not injure, but, oh tho contrary, {Key improve tho health. i- 1

Therefore, come one, come all, to

it it be

Ceatn) kmu aad

WWWAW, OHIO.

TERMS.—Ladie«, fl Oentlemee, 11.50. X. B.—Those at a distance may communicate with perfect satisfaction by enclosing, •ne dollar and stamp. All communications strictly private and confidential.

Address Lock Box 531, Cincinnati, Ohio.' augSSwly

Money Cannot Buy It« For Sight is Priceless!!

-tb wif tun ASi+iH

TBE DIAMOND GLASSES

Manufactured by

J. Ei SPENCER & CO., N. Y., Which are now offered to the public, aro pro nounccd .by all the celebrated Opticians of the Trorld to be the

MOIST PERFECT,

Natural, Artificial help to the human eye ever known. They are ground under their own supervision, from minute Crystal Pebbles, melted together, and derive their name* "Diamond," on account of their, hardness and brilliancy.

The Scientific Principle

On which they are constructed brings the core or centre of the lens directly in front of tho eye,producing a clear and distinet viai*nras in the natural, healthy sight, and' preventing all Unpleasant sensations, such as glimmering and wavering of sight, dixsiness, Ac., peetliar to all others in use. They are Honnted ia the finest manner In frames of tho best quality of all materials used lor that purpose. TheiT Finish and Durability cannot be surpassed.

CAUTION.—None genuine unless bearingi their trade markOstanipcd on every frame. [rfi* if? J. E. TILLOTSON, Jeweler oml Mjptiri»n,^"If Agent for Terre Haute, Indi-'iiiu, frviu wi: in they can only be obtained11.. --'Phi?!!#* •Pedlora, ataii^v i'fpPfi-

obtained ire not supplied to mar21dwly

®TOVf8.

--r-rrrrjTsr.'rTrJ-

LEATHER,, HIDES, &C.

t. A. HURVK"Tr. JOHN

UKACilAa.

L. A. BUKNKTT & CO., ,, Manufacturer* itnd Dealers in

Leal her, Hides,Oil*, sjini- bindings anil I'irtifrs1 tools, jVo'.n14f

Main Street,

TEBMHACTH.IND.

Casfi' for Hides, Fam. Sheep Pelts, Deefc Skins, Tallow ttrnl Leather iatneRough,

Consignments always rcccive prompt a tontion. hm-: »Wld*tf

.CARRtACfES.

J. M. WILDT, I.TW18 TnOMAS, TTTt.f.TAn'fOlW1 WIIiDT, THCMAS ft CO.,

Oarriiige Manufacturers,

Corner 2d an Walnut Sts, Terre llaute, Ind. Repairing aona.proinytly and at l-ow Kates ieSdtf

.wtoi# BAKCRYV 'tt'** .•» imijlii,l,'i

JULIUS

MIBS8BI*, .v' AUEBicaiiaNDitMWiAq

CONFECTIONER BAKKll, NO. 10 SOUTH POUBTB STRJ-IBT, IPM» Bet. Mnlnatid Cherry

Terro

keeps Cakes. erg.

Sts.. li.f.

Haute, Inff-

ftottsUtotly on hand afresh «Upply of ,' Candles, Ice Orsaw, Urea4 and Oraok-

Ornamental Cakes,

Corner Main and Fifth Street*.

uruBiPCHf* Pyramids. Ice Cream, Water Ices. Charlotte-russe,. Jelly, Blance Maote*. Roman PuMh, Btoqaat Olaee.TIromagedetam. Fancy Ice Creiim. Pastry, Tongue, Chicken Salad. 4c.. wilt be made to order.

Private Parties furnished with Oysters, Meats IceCream, Jellies, Ac., on short notice.

Js-:

CO^TINENTATyT Tilt' ClieapeMfc and Best Look, Store in the Market. Some-1 tiling new. Everybody .should, sec it before buying the old! styles. Please ca!l and sec this Stove.

To be had onll at headquarters. U. L. BALL.

9RAIN DEALERS.

yfOli^r fiTANEY,

of Terrt

Commission Merchant,

Anil

tft six-

twelve

eighteen month?, with interest. ,€tf ARI/fiJ?' GRIIFT

Wholesale Retail Dealer

iul

kinds of Grain.and

Warehouse on

.NorlU.in

First Street, at Canal Basin. Xerio-Uau^.-.

liiana. Ssti-ict attention paid to receiving and forwarding goods. lel-dwtf

hANl) FOR 8ALE AND RENT. Scat for a Saw Jlill. I'ASTTTKE TO I^ET.

Tho undersigned offers to rent fifty (50) ncres of land for corn or oats one hundrctl ICR'} acrefl of good pasture to let, which is at 11 Jtuplpliod witn water. Thore is also a gO'al' Seat for a Saw Mill on the farm,near which |j an abundance of good oak, poplar and Walnut timber. Liberal inducements will bo Hven to any ono having a good saw mill, fcl«o have eighty acres of land which I would saUer«xchange for town property. Enquire cfM. M.JOAB.on Ohio street, between 4th and 5th, Terre Haute, Indiana, or on the1 premises, situated 6)£ miles south-west of Terro llaute, near tho National road. *9(VIwSt Wm. JOAB.

tB AS. AL*XAI^Iim. '1 'm K. O. U|D.

ALEXANDER & READ,

imo'MI. "iU"

FLOUR', MEAXy

1 -.• CORN. OATS, *4

A E A

AND FEED OF ALL KnfDS, X" j-TfS CeraerWh aad

Articles delivered to any part of the city free oif charges deomfiPB

LAW OFflCB AN1) REAL KSTATE_AGENCY.

MEREDITH & KEELER.

"I.*--*.

-kHtrwp Law a«4 leal kite Agate,

Mil

OORNETB HAM AMD THUD «T». I TERRE HA UTE, IND. H. J. KBBLBB, Notary Public