Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 May 1870 — Page 3

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The kind and the extent of the perils which are to assail us now, in our state of peace on the negro question, may be. ascertained by reflecting on the peculiar moral discipline which the agitation of that question afforded, and which the death of it, of course, withdraws.

It was said that Home preserved ite virtue by having to fight Carthage. So it may be said that America preserved its love of human liberty by having to fight slavery. No mind now can grasp the greatness of the benefit which it lias been lo the American people to be obliged to keep ite attention fixed for so many years on fundamental themes «f human right. Our grandfathers who contented for national independence knew not what they did when they rapturously subscribed to the radicalism of Jefferson's great "De laration." That generation, arid the one which succeded it, was acquaintwitli but the alphabet of this golden lore and (hey said better than they knew.. Had .not some such hideous practical wrong as slavery been left among us, we should have drifted away utterly from our august-studies of naked and absolnte justice, and spent ourselves upon petty wra igle3 about tariffs, and canals and the dredging of inland rivers. The most effective teacher of politics that ever inslru /ied a nation was that slavery "question. It has kept us pondering those awful truths which lie at the base of democratic system, which the fathers of democ acy so slightly understood, and whi-li we would have gladly ignored. iun, too, looking over the latter more viol *nt stages of this long conflict, we mu't not forget the power of a terrific impending danger in quickening the tho .gh^^tthc people into the acceptau. oUPr'anced doctrines of human justice, as well also as the educational ministry of national calamity and sorrow. To how many thousands of eyes war there a sight »it the truth revealed in ilic fiash of the first gun lircd at the union's life! How many fathers, and mo tiers censed to be apologists for slavery as they stood looking into the graves into which slavery had cast their sons! The educational yalue to us of danger and sacrifice was so great that we should have been morally ruined had the war ended sooner than it did. and the danger and the sacrifice been diminished. Even ns i' was, Providence needed to impersonate :he whole contest for us, dramatic unit?, in the characters of Booth and Lirieoliv and to render us implacable against slavocratic treason so long as the shudder of the assassination should be remembered lv us.

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TIIE PERILS OF PEACE.

From the Independent.) Tie air of the whole continent has lat rocked with the vibrations of a jub.iant and bloodless cannonading. The Iila round lips of "War's great orgai'" line announced the advent of peace.— The Fifteenth Amendment means the happy end of a strife which lias raged wit I din an^l infinite sorrow for forty yea. o. The most embittering element in Ameri&in politics has been expunged Tli steaming and_gasping chasm between the-tovo great parties aas been tilled up and life-long Joes can now shake hands ove the greensward which covcrs the vasi grave of a dead question. Iilack Ivepub.leans and Copperheads are no more The terms, willi all the ferocity and m:icie.is tlicy ever carried with them liavjgone to the limbo of nicknames that Jive before the Revolution, and before the ilood they are the cinders lying ami the ashes of an extinguished lire and, as Wendell Holmes says of hai$ words of another sort, "they will crook your fingers, but they can't burn." The ancient party organizations will doubtless continue but they must address themselves to new issues. Meantime, and foreveynore, on the tremendous subject which so long has agitated and torn us, there is peace I

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to the thoughtful mind tliw consi imution, glorious and exhilarating as it is, is not without its suggestions of anxity. The old

regime

From this terrible but effective curriculum of study we have now graduated. We now proceed to other and le3-ter subjects. We shall iiave, doubtless, intense political controversies: but they may less and less involve the discussion of ethics and philosophy. There is more than ever now the danger of a lack of sincerity of conviction in our partisanships. Moreover, politics, always to some extent & game of personal ambition, will be so now to a much larger extent and great states meu will less represent £reat human "causes." Finally, with the cessation of the old wrong and the old peril, it is to be feared that many good men, attracted bv the calls of private business, will relapse from active intervention in public affairs, wliere they are needed. -How shall we guard against these perils of peace on the negro question? The best way is by going to war by some other question which will keep before us the moral aspects of political thought We do not yet accept the radicalism of the Declaration of Independence. We have bat ended one stage of the long battle of human equality. To save ourselves from the perils of peace procured by the Fifteenth Amendment, we must encounter the perils of strife in order to give victory to the Sixteenth!

SPECIAL NOTICES.

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VWlfcat p*rgati Te*, emetics, lAlirantg, hlistemfSTnW bleSafitf lave haf their day.

The sick can no longer be persuaded that the best way to cure them is to_destroy the little strength that disease has left diem.

Dyspeptics instead of dosing themselves with epsom salts, aloes, colycinth. j»l»P. ana other powerful cathartics, tone their digestir» organs and regulate their bowels with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters..

Persons of Bilious habit, instead of throwing the whole glandular system into a state ef morbid irritation with mercurial poison, seek relief, and find it, in the operation of that wholesome vegetable alterative upon the disordered liver.

Nervous sufferers, fremuSms, weak and despondent, recruit: their? shattered eaeagies with a course of the great invigorant, and bless the day when the adulterated liquors of commerce were superseded by a medicated stimulant, perfectly efficient and entirely harmless.

Travelers by land and sea rejoice in the pos&essiaa.jkl.an agreeable, cocreetive, whieh cottcti ttiem froln the^e^H petti ef malaria,

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perils the new one of peace has its la, too. .There is' another facet to ton's diamond-aphorism about peace and if."peace hath her victories no less renowned than war," equally true is it that she hath her renowned overthrows likewise. We are instinctively on our guard against the perils of war but concerning the perils of peace we are apt to be lulled into a dangerous unconcern,

The clangers of which \te Speak as attending the final triumph of the antislavery crusade are dangers of the very worst kind—they are moral dangers.— They are those which inevitably beset a people in having lo descend, in thiir pplitical struggles, from a higher to *a lower class of political subjects—from .questions of elemental justice to those of mere dickering and thrift. The quality of a study reacts upon the student. The name difference that is Been between the face of the theologian or the astronomer and the facc ofliunyan's "man with the muck-rake" will appear between the souls of the same people contending overlugh questions of humanity to-day and over paltry matters of penny-grabbing to-mor-row.

Mabio.v Sims says: "Forsome years had given up the use of Cod Liver Oil altoether but since my attention was called by l)r. Sayre to Peter Mollef's Cod Liver Oil, I have prescribed it almost daily, and havo every reason to bo perfectly satisfied with it."

Sold by Druggists. apl 12d2taw3m

Madness Paralysis Death! may ensue from iirtpe preparations for coloring the lja5r'charKerwUh acetate of leM and •olphur/^fmay kirow them by tho heavy metallic sediment which has to be shaken up beforo the disgusting compound can be applied. Tho "Journal of Chemistry "says there aro thirty of them, in the market.

one dye

'To (JwiIots o^Slorses aiM Catlfe. TOBIAS' DERBY CONDITION POWDERS aro warranted superior to any others, or no ]ay, for the cure of Distemper, Worms, Bots, Coughs, Hide-Bound, &o., in Horses, .and Colds, £oughS'Los8 of Milk, Black Tongue, Horn Disten&er, £o., in Cattle. These Powders were formerly jut up by Simpson I. Tobias, son of Dr. Tobias, and since his death the demand has been so great that Dn. Tobias has continued to manufacture them. They are perfectly s&fe.and inn'ooent no need of stopping the working of your animals. They increase tho appetite,' givo'a fine coat,cleanse the stomach and urinary organs, and increase the flrtlk of Try them, and you will never be without them. Col. Philo P. Bush, of the "Jeromo Park Race Course," Fordham,,N. Y-, would not use them until he was, I old of-what they were composed, since which' tijporhe is?neVer without tnem. Hehas'over twentyrunning horses in hi3 charge, and for tho last three years has used no other medicine for them- Sold by Druggists and Storekeepers throughout the United States. Prioe 25 cents per Box. Depot, 10 Park Place, New

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Life is the Gift of God.

Whee we are sick this life is obscured, under a cloud, oppressed with humors. Experience has taught us ccrtain means, whioh never fail for their removal. The child receives with his lire the seeds of his death. It may take ono, or one hundred years, before the seeds bear their sad fruit, but jusl as sure as tho seeds of.death ripen, life ceases. Purging is tho grand safeguard, b'ecauso then what fosters the seeds of death are taken away, oxpelled from the body.

Govern Yourselves by Experience. My child, aged five years, had scarlet fever, and -rt»r five days had constant fever. By order of the doctor I gave her syrup of rhubarb she took noarly a pint, but her bowels oqptinuecl closed. On the fifth day the doctor said hor'toowela must ba opeiwad or she would be lost. I proposed Brandreth's Pills to this ho would not consent—saying she 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 chnmb.or. After that operation the fever loft her, and she rapidly recovered.— Reforenco, 206 Clermnot Avenue, Brooklyn.

N E W I S O E

ELIXIR ,J. P. BERNARD•**TONI STHENIQUE. ANTI-DYSPEPTIC.

The several observations made by the best physicians of the Fftqulte de Paris have proved that the sioknosses arising from impoverishment of thfe blood or nervous exhaustion, viz: Arnonia, Chlorosis, Sympathisme, Phthiaic, Diabotos. Albumineria, Scorbut, &c.,A'c., are radically cured with the ELIXIR

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

Exact time, from Terre Haute Meridian, Warren Block. inar25 JOIMV K. FREEH

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rom EdMeEnjjtes, and fipm the infltienSe8%f wanges of tiknveratare, and ohMwe of water.

The weak and debilitated feel their strength return, and their spirits revive under its bracing, appetizing action.

It is the only stimulant which cautious physicians can conscientiously recommend to ladies in delicate health, or to the aged and decrepid.

There is not a city, town or settlement, on the American continent, where it is not recognized as a household remedy, and a safeguard against epidemics in short, whenever there is intelligence, prudence and common sense, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is pronounced a standard specific, for which, in tho ^whole range of pharmacy, there is no substitute or equivalent.

Jttollcr's Norwegian Cod Liver 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 ef more immediate benefit than other kinds of oil are.

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Western Land Broker Loans Negotiated,Estates Managed.

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SEVERMEPARTMINT IS COMPLETE!

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Fancy Dress Goods are represented by the most desirable novelties for the Season, from the lowest to the finest, and our assortment

Lawns, Jaconets, Grenadines. Japanese Silks,

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For LadicS, Miasjaa,..Gents and Boys, in endless variety, at our well known low prices.

We keep every size and shade in Kid Gloves, of the very beat quality, and guarantee every pair, try them I

LADIES AND CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS.,

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As a speciality, yve offer a fttll lino of the ncwoBt styles in Ladies and Cliildrens Straw Hdts.' Our stoek ineladaa the most desirrble styles t^

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Linen Cambric Handkerfchifeft, hem stitohed Handkerchieft, embreidered Handkerchiefs, fine Lineri Batiste Han dare biefii, Laee Handker..,K chiefs, printed border Handkferchicft, large stock and cheap.

PARASOLS AND FA^S,-Xli

Pans', Linen i^ans, Paper Fans, ^c^ «ew and cheap Sun Umbrellas and Parasols of every description

CARPET, WALL PAPER AW» 8UAIE BEPARMENT.

Housekeepers will find it to their advantage to examine our stock of Carpets, Wall Paperrs, Shades, Curtain m*Uri*to, Ac. We have reeeutiy opened this ®ew department and offer extra inducements to buyers

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J. F. Saunders & Co.,^'

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Main Street,

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WINDOW GLASS, WHITir LEAB, OILS, PAI5T8,

TURPENTINE, JAPAN,VANISHES, BBU8HES AND C"..

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GILT PAPERS,

DECORATION PAPERS,

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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

ZJKjVAS SMITH, Attorney and Counselor at La\*. Office oa Ohio St., nc\t to Jadgc PattrrMmli.

In offering my servioes to the citizens of j0r years. Terre-Iiauto aud vicinity, I iecl that I may reasonably expect a small share of patronage, iourin to when it is considered that as a magistrate I ponders

have served this oominunity twelve years. Terro-Haute, January 27,1870. dtf

GUNSMITH.

j^fa.MO VA

JlOHiY ARMSTIMKW.

Has romovotl bis

new building, on Third street, one door north ofFarri&gtan Block,where he will be happy to uieot all his old customers and as many new ones

as may

Colored and

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make it convenient to calU -.•

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CINCINNATI,,

Also, Makers of

FIRST CLASS ]5LAK BOOKS^?

Mercantile Printers

Stationers. a!9eodSw

HOTELS.

Jacob Bate. tteorge Bntx. IATK01VAL HOUSE. Cor. Sixth and, Main Street*,

Torre Haute. Indiana Jacob Butz, 0 Son, 1'rops.

This House has been thoroughly refurnished. iy23d'«.

T£BB£ HAUTE IIOU^U.

Cfrner

Main aud Seventh St*.

Torre Haute. Indiana.

This Hotel has recently been refitted, nurf

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just received and very cheap

in first-olass order^ oSerinK accommodations unsurpassed in the State. T. C. Bt'KTIK, Proprietor.

CLARK HO&J&K,

Cbr. Mrtl£ Ohio St*.,

Terre Haute, Indiana. n. U. GlUFJ Til. 1'I OJ*.

Office of Marshall, Montezuma and Palostine Hack Lines.

Free Buss to and from all trains.

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OHN BARNJKLE, •iif-

fj .11 m.rKK.t-, MEIICJIANT TXILOB, MAIN STREET, Orrrttaxton

A )Vaiia«leji's Drjr (ioods Store,

Would respecti'ully.call the attention of the citisens of Tf-re llaute, and thepublic in genoral, that he has rented rooms above Baxton A Walmsley's Iry Oood* Store, lor the

of carrying on

MKECiiANT

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purpom

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He keeps always on hand a Fashionable leetion ot Cassimeres, Vesting*, Cloths, io., and is ready to make it up id

TXIJC T^ATES'l' STVJL.E

in r.» „v ...

SHORT NOlJCEf

Ana on very Reasonable Terms. H:tviiigno high rents tb pay. he promises to raiifcb un to

oraer, whether the sroodn

furnished

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NEW FIRM.

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Tfie undersigned, havlrtg associated tliem selves under the firm name of llartlett

Co.

will carry on tlie Book, Stationery, Notion and Fancy Goods busings at the old stand, 101 Main street, where they will shortly put in the largost stock of poods ta tholr line, o^ep offered to (he public in this city.

Haying increased facilities for doing so,

they will purchase their goods

nt bottom

prices,and "pledge themselves to *»P»iy their patrons,, wholesale or figu

etali,

at (ba lowest

gures the market cau aflord. O. BARTLETT. eb22d(f «w aBOKUKn.lUY.

JjlOR SALE!!,r tt

iisif'i

The Floarlnjf Mill Known as thd Canal BTills This property is all in'good running order. S ran of Burs, Corn fehellef. Kiln and

machinery necessary for

I ft

For

all

a first-class Mill. It

must be sold, and a bargain' is waiting for somebody.

teems,

*a4

apKfes2t

fall particulars

800TB Jt DUY

FARLEY & ROACH,

Manufacturers of

SADDLES and HARNESS And Dealers in

Cellars, Whips, Corn C^mbs, Bmslfs, Ac. Ifo. 179 Main St., Opposite O'Boyle's Leather Store,

Terre Hautef Ind.

Agents for UNCLE SAM'S HARNESS OIL. yfr-3wly.

Painter

Mayor's

«e *(iU.

OfBce,

abovematerial

of^the

best

TERMS TO THE TBADE.^1

Ca' pets at SO conts,. Carpets at 50 cents.

Carpet* at 40 emits, (.'arficts at r«nts. Good Wool Carpots76 cents. i'i^e Woiil Carpets S5 et*. ,tuper Carpets S1-W. Extra Carpets 11.25. *»Ve have on handn full lino of very cheap sr very handsome patterns, to which hnl! bo adding new sttfck ev«ry woek daring tho Ecisua- Also to arrive, largo stock of and Check Muttingj. Always «n hand a largo Una of CaeoaandTan ?!attfngsforChu- .... Saloons, Offices. d'

f•41

CHAMBERLAIN'S

CANCELING STAMP, KECE9TTIT

BHOKAW BRC

The standard reputation attained by this unrivaled and infalliblo Yeast Powder during twoiv® years past, is due to its perfect parity, heuithfulness and economy, rut up in tin

_i actual weight, as represented, and will keep

The quantity required for use is from onefourth to one-half less thau other Baking

.'iold by

No.

Authoriied-by the

TREASURY bEPARTiCEJfT,

Galvanised Iron Cornice. Window Caps, Guttering, fee., Tin and Slate Hoofing.

A SELECT STOCK OF

Tin, ,Copper and Sheet Ironware

'J Particular

attaatlon paid to

J-obbhsto-

In Tin, Slate, Zinc and ShteL Inn Work, Warm Air Furnace* and Rangt*. NO. 181 MAIN STREET,

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

my5-ly

ERS.

SOOURIKG,

ii:isro

put

In all its Branches, at

It. F. Reiner's Dye House,

,Main St., bet. 6th and 7th.

HM.

i.ni. Cherry, adjoining the

iwla,

(Basement)

quality,oaro-

tG*ts'1 to 8611THK

Agent for JPlate, Stained and Enameled Glass.

eceived,

Very

ap,

€h«

New and Rich Designs,

in Great Variety.

O A W E 0

Have just received the largest Btock of Paper Hangings that have ever been brought to Terre iauto, which they are selling at rednoed prices. Alfo. 1 Poper Hanger to send in any part of the city, I and work guaranteed. i&> }r) Carpets, Two and Throe.Pty.

Grocers thronghoat the United

Stotos. DOOLBY A BROTHER.

"i'f

GnnsmUh Shop to

Mack's

Manufactnrers and Proprietors. W New Street, New York.

m2dMWF6m

J. P. WEAVEB,

Manufacturer of

PAPER BOXES,

South-west corner

'Washington and

Meridian Streets, up stain, third floor, W Indianapolis, Ind. Boxes of every description made to order. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 6d6m

MOORE & HAGGERTY,

Manufacturera of

se, ..d!®

SMITH, Chemical Dye Works, Second street, between Main Works, Second street, between Main

Stewart Hons*.

j-oing in all

its branches, sach as Crepe

ihnwi8, Ribbons,

nov*2Sdtf

Silk of all kinds. Merino and

,'euaine, Ircsses, Curtains,

Plumes, Lace,

iTetvet, Parasols and Fringes. Partioul ar

otion paid to Cleaning and refinishiug, wuh- '. damaging the colors j.soeh artiolosajH-

n'^e

tiilk Ureases, Merino and

ii'isses, Broche Shawls, Cashmere Jloakt Carpets and Piano Cevers, Clea^i. .. mts' Cuats, Pants, and Vests neatlyd-r n20dlm

ARCHITECT.

^RCHITECT & BUILDER

J. A. VHYDAOH, Plans,Specifications, SnperlntondaoDetail Drawings lurnished for every dt tion of Buildings.

Ofwcs—.Northeast corner of WabasL Sixth streets, 2d story, Deming Block.

nim

or not. Everything in his l»ie cheaper, than, anywhere else. Cutting done and warrantod td fit. liberal patrwnace licited.'

I*rof. Hamilton'' icat«d Couirti 1 made from extracts I ied in vacuo—a certa i: effective remedy forl out--' Colds, Uoargeness, fe"io Throat.Axthtna, Bronchitis and Consumption. Its great popularity and immense

THAT

,n,auir£'«ltl«

COKiH I

sftles is a guarantyof its great value. Those wno try—always use it—cure their colds,and avoid Consumption an an early grave. One million sold annually, and sold By all drugguts. BROWNING & SLOAN, General Agts.

For sale by all druggistsin Terre-Haute. dec8d6m

it i: ......

MANUFACTURERS.

pRAIRIE CITY PLANING MILLS.

CXIFT A WIIXIAM8.

Manufaoturere of

SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, j-:. Window and Deor Frames.

losldlsi Bracket*, ,1 Start aalliaga,

4 v%:

r, BeweUreets, Flertag aad SMiag.

And all descriptions of Finished Lumber

WHOL*SAL* IRB MPTAllf VSALIM IS I3USTE

LUMBER,

Lath and BMnglmm,

Slate HoofiiiK, W" Cement fiooflng, Roofing Pelt.

Will

and

Custom Sawiag, Pluuag Wood Turning. DOy.-l TO OBDEB.

All Work Warranted. it*"

Corner Ninth and Mulberry St*. dtf