Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 May 1870 — Page 2

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TERBE HAIJTE^

fTaes4«r

ivtd

Jtforntfcf, 3fc»y 17th,

JState

Republican

*9*

fll

heWs

JBT

the

Tickst.

IL C. GEBOOEY. CHARLES A^HAY.^

IAAWHGFETTM

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jWWFfc

arte alarming -indications that

McFaelaWtPichaedIqn

I^o#thVpMl«HpM«

Tt 4. thft HftUBtoa (Texas)

It is the Houston (Texas)

cratic of course

*^T

Ae YE3f tbfiUHW

afiair

^Vill^nfffe^to be the main staple of

^netroptOj^

jWthe

... ipoptflH.,

.. ,i

'ii^s

7*±***

the information thai W*

newspaper that would re-establish slavery

rfiW

Sntnin^nj} the report that "Tbk

Tribune paijj*, Mr. Hj^fi^V-NE

kvi"tioufonS

A^tW'U the onaided auther ofher ofcn

stAt^ment, and the inrfnoation to the con-

trfity is a despicable as it ia malignantly

ft'jiii•f im

it 'J9

fcf.W

*fc-#n up# Ppjsylvania vense, fcnd fl*

,£^ftn4a 'Atf streets around the Capitol

^%iil4fcg «fcr«aired Mdp^in dr

'i*111 Tf are for

.-liLpIMiliTllnt

the Natfonfl Government fn fkpds Mad, it a or 5 federate menagerie to every villageof the

rWflfet

an,

tifct iongs to see the.show hut he

/prefer?.to see the great tlpro^ltfftf* |n decent orcler before we put up aftyi filpsel

decent oraer oen

official palaces." «4i*«hMfcMl

.dbms aitBorwftirnew. mam

(J 3)i

the

Marttfltixiae

maintains his

^rWftaAi«5f^h?98W &

apd Sizing

rial thrqpe ^fere in a precarious condition,

as its safety .demands such entife subser-

iancy on the pari of the press. A brf$f

F%agfapli u^ikvocahle to. tht Empfror is

itr^at^l'fa most serriotrt Aid

we ft^e•«.

i*.' thus

compelled to. regard, the

seillaise-as

lormidable power for- eVil to

the Napoleonic regime, notwithstanding

the result of the

plebiscitum. -i

The

,! 1

St. Louis

Democrat

says it does not

know and wrjl hot 'now ^({enfjrt to guess,

who is responsible for thd recient disaster

on thrPacMc( t^ad. But somebody is.

responsible for the slaughter of twenty

-andther i^try W tMitf fcpuaan beings

If the method otrunuii^ the trains hi not

the best that has been devised in railway

adeii«t tin* khe Company is primarily

responsible. ^f the method, is 'n no way*

at fauit, ilieri one conductor or the other

must be primarily responsible, and the

Company must also answer for the selec

tion and continued emjrioyment of him

**The verdict of "nobody to blame" is not

one that can%e rendered any longer.

Collisions fan be prevented. Jr every

collision either the Company, Ame em-

^4lo^ y^^i, Wustjbe guilty.

editor or tlie "Cincinnati

portion of the Democratic pren affects alarm a$Wj|pnaNalftinqi of irhit^uH^n|uS A* "Ui State*. ®^Cerlfc©Mttocrat^lookiff onil it atiji^Sg so jfech «tri^|ek ranks, biSllie^liJw fo^n^ by sad experience, that the foreigners now take the side of liberty and of the party of freedom «mi win bo longer be humbugged. Xhe discovery is an nnwelcpme one. They .ftfcld be«r' the ttta td tb#V erffired vote, but to have

50,000

•j *4

"ttb 81"®*1

statpmmft agempted noxpl*0*tion of his vote in favor of the land-grab swindle. This is tantamount to a, con fession that Dan's action in that matter admits bFra-defettfc/*-"

men who are sure to

'countnr yearlfjris a hard to be ife iok against it.—

The case is pitiable, indeed.

Decoration Daj. £«,

The following 'general orders have

been issued from the headquarters of the

Grand Army of the Republic, and a copy

has .been received here:

EADQU^btkks

Times

to a pretty pass" when Mrs.

lett,

•^uo^^^rhi«^Ae editor the

ula^med and thinks "things aire come

Adele

az-

of Michigan, in the Woman's

Suffrage Convention at New Yorx, boldly

uvows that "husbands would be thunder

struck if t]fc^ knew how few_ of their

wives married them- through gepuine at-

fection." This Ls a &nfession of mercerta-

other leas creditable matrimonial

Time*

confuses he had not expected, even from

eM^I tfeeSnoif® ^adicdl of the strong

minded. ^dToOftUtfit cruel

bH« aX^ifc^aaftjt ft£ ^hlasterner sex, eKe

i8pt*o$efla.'tlM and advocates thf

?UM»f.|a6fcl^|i^l!Wg

igU^H^le por

tion IfcPU®dfewWto train •ft*

^uiilde*-, keep £hW

Tribune

•ures tney (and they al^Bfl^yi

mtww. iiagw

fortuhatelyT^h a mi-

eharacter of1'

afelfen in fWuMt %tc oft||

moaUy tie ftetvnwlM^'atfem

G. A. B., 1

ADJufAMT-Gbkebaj.'BOffic*.

Wa8hiiigton, D. C-, Aprfl 30,1870.

General Orders No. 8*1. The-amuu^l (eresoniss of "MemoVial Day,"(which has been firmly «ktablish« ed by nation^ choice and eoaseat, will take place

Monday, the 30th day of May.

1L AH departments, diWruis, posts

and comi»dfe pf the Grand Army of the fiepublic, wherever cUspersed throughout the laud, -wrli'trniteni «%ch manner, and •with such ceremonies, for the proper. observance of the

day,

B*f

a»

whose grateful

ntfenaeat,

solifcrfyfwlTSTy dftouwte-

tion in fact and of course those who .pro

ioh-

mulgate the. fiction know it. Mrs. (B

be-b^st suit

ed to each respective locality, -and all organizations, communities,

aid peraena

aid,

Mid

sympathy

prayers

sustained ns throughout the dark days of the nation's peril, and those whose loyal, patriotic hearts beat in tmison with our own, and who have heretofore, or inay hereafter, join with ns in' in the observance ,of this National Memorial Day, are hereby cordially invited to nnite,and ir» earnestly requested to lend their aid and assistance in strewing th^ pure garlands of ^ring,-that come with votive memories 4t lovt and prayer, o'er the mounds that mark (be country's alter and fold in /est eteNtal onr martyred dead.

Tl&is tke th irB. public Observance of a day iui£hhas haeom* aaarked and natinm^- for tiiss acred occasion. Many are now from 'our ranks who were withMfetoe. Time, wkh busy finder, counts the hours for Jtlf. "in the midst of Ufa We are in death/' and op#. by one our veterans are "mustered out"-to Join the GH»d Army ea high. Let thls teach

us t. too iiten,|i sol ahi"

1''

4*lthSr Woach." ITIt Tt in inatrilrh that the memorial he

ejitAnd

direct totl

•^i^^.^itwi^Adjutant-Gener-

•KigJUK 11/

^n^ypyaT-

ncertM^ in u}i-

Ifh Chi —Going

"flfewspaper. The latter

im3£HS?ESS££"Z.

as.

dt Uus distanee'it looks

Aneifean

winwi Women like It-r eap Habits of LiylnK and DrjM Solne to Paris to JEseape the

Fashions.

though' the Impe-

Undoubtedly economy is a leading motive in taking so many American women abroad, for habits there are much less ex* pensive than here the same articles of dresp casting 'tatich less, and a far less quantify of th£m being required. The expenses of young gisls there are next to fpr school girl in Europe (iothing, hut nothing of wha

but, as I said in a previpus article, {he whole method of living is simpler. The choice here at home is between an expensive house and a hotel or costly boardinghou.se. It is difficult, almost impossible, to procure here for a moderate price comfortable apartments free from nuisances and with proper privacy. The moment we go into cheap quarters, we find that the pasty go^s with the cheap and we are. lucky if dirt

is the ©ply,

bad neighbor. In Dresden, Florence pr Pari4?, nay, even Bome, we can find good roomp, generally for a small Btimy where we^oan live and see our frientjs'ti!? readily and Independently.ae if we owned the whole block, I_ calletPon two American ladies in Bome in November, far up in the old palace, and found them as much at home as oqcp in their own father's hoi^se, on the' Connecticut. 'They had their servant tp look after their table, and t,hey -could have

carriage at

any timejat the door to take' them to a concert, or gallery, or ehant, or to Che Cunpagna when they chose, without being troubled, by anybody eUer in the hiouse. Here with us those ladies would jbe hdld responsible for ihe whole establishment, and their character and fortune would btmixed up With the whole neighborhood. £och instqHces explain the fact that «o many Women? ga abroad

oorse. aqa|e inan«f haracter to advise •them^yeta'tank^r seems to he'd sufficient protection, And Uiaee^p to me that some* of our moat- accomplished woeaco h*d teittiftdto take e$re, of themselves

ftiWt#h«iu.-r?Cr- 0*9&k li

what)virtue

there is in stones. As to k&$rinfe ,he^

of ^t

^mt

lnioa

shc

l08|

V-V

the

earnest hope«h»t some friend of d^cencji^ji^n

fln-dibnM^b^MM

tD find

of the

P^7 and

i^^ut &tafces jg&jft mS& ^aala( we do hope,that mem-

ber will illustrate the ,seif-^wifi»t tru^kS

:that inTeplying to abused iMM nfeee§^

§ary to adopt the language1'^

T^eie wer% times not long ago'

jp&Bseak personal attach^ found oth^ WNi. .! ifat more effective response than cage ^i

cowhide, or cursing or calling of name*

Won't somebody please revive those good

old times

I'ifM ti 1-9*UiT-''AVl'j Explanation. otlt

iSrtm ,tKs ia#a*|«(|U^«paaU 1 \Ye have an expli]ation. of Uf vote of

AU«Daniel S iufot. of the «yortherp fmiAc Bailrcad grant. It is

jiftW ^Uowing p£™ih

^tlbei Committee pa ,3« Pacific Railroad ktw Meeting, look, Hp and con sidered tbo -Trans-Continental Railroad

rev^e.

teous.

Voorhnea, of Indiana,

wajet aiwgunient a® fayj» o( ^e bill, and d^fen4ed G^jeral-fFraqioM, who ia at the h«|id4»f thejaovement,. from the s4«ts bwga^i npoii him,

of the whetoe. fc-sJtfnffieUnt 0# theiact of the whrtie,-'Js-'sfgnlfirtnt tail Will wwawi »1g* llm* Of the

!«f»a j**** .in M»«*wo Houses.

gentleman 1

TWSi

oti -ShnaKV last 7,200 glasses Of the new "mix" were sold and drank at the bars of five of the principal hotels.

night a man was making a gfeat ou Fifth street, near Vine, when

policeman approached him and warned him to be quiet and move on, or he would lock him up. "Can't lock

rested with mercenary spirit of sawho discourage big horns, and em perancejsocietiesjihat.oppose horns of all dimensions, we are going to set up a colony ofotir own in Wyoming, where every man will be permitted to take his horn according to the dictates of his own conscience.' Some of the biggest men in thoneountry altering Blair, and Chandler, and Yates and Seufebury-and Andy Johnson (althoagh he eame out at the little end of the hornjj «nd 'Rev. Chirlfes B. Smythe, of Nesr York,-who takes his bighorn with milk'in it. Wonft 6'ur horns be exalted., though!1'

iquicviu

You seem to be pretty well fixed, fpr a

tu wv pi

start," putin the poli

are increasin.

.. jdj u)d depart

forward

Jenerel at national

the same appear In the pressor bv paif's phlet, a duplicate -eorm^^.c^py is' r^

ftueated. •'«. of ,•& b\«*'

ufh

JbHW-J, A. JLoOAN, CJommander-in-

ng the su» of if they pan

daily, and

treuum

Gfand Army en high. Let thlsteach "What is the standard of a horn hat we should ap l^^n we frii^f man ^ojoin-the expedition' are gene, it ck he said: he wtea cit- t'ii# fmgdctfi We let' Symihe

and Comrade "without fear

has

at we

call ditess. 1 -met an elegant New York mother ih, Paris, Wh6 had just got three or four pretty, daughters to boarding" wehool there^ with no Articles inf the wxrdrt^e tttort showy than the plain {Jack gori|s of the regular pattecn. Sureiv mat change from our New York fashions, which hriqg«lltke treasure* ctf-the dressmahfr, milliner, and sometime^ even of the Jewder, to bear upon the pet girl of four-teen-ov fifteen years who is forced to bloom

shall do belter as"we get inTcffhe work

FROM CELIA ANN TO GEOBOE.

Dearest—I

From the

me u^," said the jnois^r

ou, any^owT*' inquired

"Who are you, anyhow"?*' inquired

ei: H^oftW^ Bo rnVx^it iop

Well, that's me I'm on it. The fifead of the expedition is at Cheyenne am the taiL Can't move on u*t^L-the heiul moves. Although

I fetch up the re^r, I

am of as much consequence as. any of 'em." "What sort of an arrangement, is this Big Horn Expedition you speak^f?" inr quired the omcer, somewhat amused with

tne man. "You a policeman and not know- what a big horn is? This expedition, sir, comprise men who take big horns,, selectad from all parts of the jjounUy. Dis-

(oon-keepersthe

v#,teei»iakirig

horns ever since I joined. .:i, "Picked up any recruits in Cincinnati? "THfed sever4t,1bmif iMBtttt iWhy, bles a you, sir,the,didnia*g^nen in) Cio.cinnati don't take enough to keep elephant alive. An elephant would die on what little they drink." "When do yon start?" "When the big horn blows. The ex-

their ho^ns

delirium

Every

they, will be on hand soon. Every

body cap't stand thf necessary train^. which is very severe." "What is the standard of a horn q^uaji-

The tail end of the Big Horn Expedition was adviscjl to move on qei^ly and sodlid hishig horn%4 mogt^pn th^ptreets.

Love-letters Wanteds

A coitespondpt froin^ W^s{'Virginia writes as follows I want you to print a love-letter and some vers® at thf boWoiaweach of my papers,ana if you charge "anything extras write me and I will send the moMjd

Georgeyou

W. HoovpKtfj*

It is a number of years, George,! si face we trta) ourAand ftlfl lpfidtetteyUit we •ill diUhelMM-wi^i for yeu.v -iAs the letters will be printed in no other paper but the ones wt send you, we feel less heaitation about it than we might if they went in the entire edition jaw yon see this is between ourselves, and we trust to

am lonely without thee.

Although father has rented the (rqnt parJop to awidof .with sjke|»ma| fMildren, yit im I lonely, lonely. Wny do you come not? You write that you are waiving for your new briches. Do you lov# briches more than me?

Minutes are ages that I am separated •from you, George. Nothing seems as it "usiedto. The Violets drift't sifig, nor the biids blow as they did when you was by. The starr lode dbwn and whisper to the cabbages that you are gene, and moonlight nights, when all ia dark and the winds have gone to rest,

I here your name, whis

pered on the gale. In my sleep I often lay awake and think of you in my unconsciousness. Another is laying siege to uiy heart, but be not afraid.

I seem to permit his suit 'cause he helps father plant corn in the day time and we. are short handed. But he is too far eclipsed by George to hope. Yes, by

George! Come Saturday night jnstead ofSunday. We havegot a-big wash for Monthly and

"If yon love me as I love on,

No knife can cot our love in two

My pon is poor, niy ink is palft. My love for yea will noVcr rail,

FROM

GEOBOE TO CELIA ANN:

soul's darfing.r Can't bear it from yoi}: hot a solitary chide. It was cruel in yqi{ to hint that briches ..could take your

lace in say aflectiwb ^Whatarejbriches the side of yo.u? You say minutes are ages to you when we They are" eternity, Wi ^ogths and twenty-two days

cagifl

a gentleman near *of wlmt in l^ia.^e. geadeeily :to the sice

him, *y heart's treMurtJ .'Hd is a wolf W oorn^laai^'firjlotliingjr gtTti about seeking whom he may SonfebOdy. JiooH

Continue dreaming swMtj^'Wf lev*, let your fency picture a paradlsje. of which we are the Sole oocupants, xobe«r andwreathed, li&e spb-its of air, the wind and the flood, and tell, ihe^d man 111 bring them pnnkin seeds next time .1

uuiet till .dfath.,

verting in the

II—-5 «4K

U^d jot in ajltaa

lL*&

Itn'V

JtiWrt

kn*

!, .**«»«

ought to be

principle this might, perhaps, be granted bat it can easily be Men that iflu.

propositibn

mebt. iSe wp|»ort—Itififta #»nfl beao.many the —eh»

The bill is OpeO. to.«nathei oh|ectM»V which is.thntitieipertiai tndiwftiir. Jt wa^ not aWrd^ hf thn seizurt of tangible property that injury was inflicted during the wan. Loyal' eitiaeaa anfier as iioeh, paid iK tnnch, and lost HsMeb, and indeed mora than ihe inhabitants «jf .the South who piMeadad loyalty, when the United States treble were among them and concerted With th» friends of the Rebellion as soon the.- Union eoldieat aufrfched away.

-thai meaaure tu wiii-i 'i! SthateT'Pmtt hat not»j attain wii4o that degreeef perieotioniibhiM «harityMhich wiu. mcite him Ux -inclbde anek'-alosses among,those which the. Government ja»p should be compensated. He! has.^rm||thy for the Southron who Ins^fMahpne, ihianuie

in on

five, being a clergyman. We make a re duction in favor of the clergy but nonj? for the press, as they don't need it. The press, as a general thing, is prepared to join at once, without probation:"'

i!r

fern

not lo let it 90 anv further. Keep these love-Letters ih fhfflfai§Uy,4.(with the tdrses at the bottom), and on "no account permit the neighbors to see them. We can't bo writing love-letters for every one of our seventy thousand subscribers.'

The following being the first' love-letter we remember to have written in something likejorty years, youinqst^xcuseus if it faih»Jtoj?om£.BP tojfejMfc. We 5 better as we get:

forthcoming wdric, "Early HeminiaceneeB of Indianipolls1.*' i9fiX?

«-ul

ft etliemgcredi-

tableevidenoe ao fMr, thmplaUnn to ihe dialoyal tocouiut peQury nrid f«Mtd would be so numerous, that-whatever justkMnight be pdanm la* vh*-d*» stmAitwddiheMkukini ifcf wacdjUM* to tcaitiea ia their treason. yi 1 thM it thnu meet bold «btnriita befoce Congrea»,,a»e:|*r»enB wlxHe liijinylty dufingthe wap 'wa*a»tOrieu^ «nd iftMr. Pratt's bilL ahould b® passed, we might aa well make oMPt minds to assume tha Ceii|deMte dflfcfc

hin icottoh^Mhtofe hM h* no

-charity Sir. 4h»2ior tharn mMhant sr assets |Tere swept aera^ by Soothert honesty. If the princtpal i«ont*nded for by Senator Pratt is a correct baa, tha, United StiUesJ&overpmeatiahould do fiflr

StiUesiBoverpmeatiahould do

jastibe^to enesneeqdenof lh Jliina iThy lojtal peof^e eve7*rhe«»dnfe teea\ iom-

Gises,

aenlinel.

Mycdobf

4t 1." si 1 ja"' aO -fn ../ 1.1 iii. fts

I*,'ib •*wdi -. i^ii«iiiJ'Ol 1 .v«b puijsl, Tr.b-^1

.."ri --rfi ol fr.r»Jl

mVHtl t? hj MititUml I

t,j'-ii- til) "'Hi

r:'^ »i!-

Corner

A I I -r^ju bite lliili?.

can't sit up late. Oh how I sometimes wish we were a pair of ^old fish so we could tfy away to some sweet isle of the desert and live in perpetual bliss. (Father wants soinfe Of your early punldn-fee^jdi to plant back of the hen house. Bring some when you come.) I love to think that some time we thall become spirits and Iov# each other forever and'ever, with no one to cpq^comf corpplffUinp around to supplant you in my love-^-and we care only tor each other, never once bothering about punkin-seeds and briches. ,fj

all. ,m .f ]o i. '-jJ-.'-r UKsd oi. I|j*i 'A jrt aat l^«l

Bro^^teaebo&f&d Blue

:ed

kBbdK*^jra3lK iges.

is that corn-planting, punkin-seed-jdrop-ping, pink-eyed-potato-covering ^neak, who is trying to ringfti ahead o«T me, at

»b Mo«iojil loAr Mail**?

four

l«t|

tiOTUKUXKlW

aid

Geoto:

P. S. I n»rty tc^got my poetry

So tied to a hoe handle, I fiinf* Jorp bj would disprove.

kll

tkbt.

11J! A IS aw

THE Louisville CbmmereM of ^hurdd^ says: "On Monday qight, as the tfain fot

Naahviile peseedatevenaoa, Japamerf

Oui- informant was a paaenger on the train. He supposed them to be Ku-

Klnx."

Cough Throat

»»««, Coascarriva and

hhi*.

icafqequence 0f

000 circulation*

it.

!o$

lled ta bear •hearrjfcfUnrdttrt, So and and to suffer dhtitia .ilf» 'Goveramw&iswcl ined to I efehritable,* it ahmld jetthet dexoteiifMif iito-th« daiwe ofeqaalaighteandawasdijoqnhk- jjn^tice to-Mail, oi' dete«tainerrHwl»i«h ifcilie wiser plad^that by-^onfes shduld/he hy^gones, ••Q/whai'htsh^en: sufietxd tf*K»AaVe

1 be ehdui-edbyi-cadt chken'lswioordiiig fo the naeasnreiofjiia/niisfoiftairte^ i*nd'it'is unjust to attempt to

mAkor^distlnaibnS'

which wiU reWard'Onhafl—0 oftthejpeo^rie itsthe expense w^Ose e'hafel bp nme)umo» oLenat ?|ao«s. ii-nih J.-1 jautaiaof|»a.via«tiiwoita

^h tiieavo^edt^Jlli^h^ftfc^^hfaij SijCormick, Wli^? ipSrtUhatefy elraw -har* eiscape out thfe 'ent^^pte qf ji^pttwii virile: the Jniuanifras iryiiig'f^ |orce' tnji front

act

able

k'tel^rtaW M^ornitek^

lh'e''fifftt v?hit«r W«5MtnPJ^lkr^ftled inIndiap^JI^'anTy^jflthe city yesterday. Mrs. MEMklHlitband were, the first persons to move outside the fop -at Oonpwsvilles W l^S^aftd ihuild a cabin 18^0 thev mpv

fli

PTEFE

JnkjS

.i.n'i ptf lilt

.Wfrstr.K

Hiiln

hua ,il. irr't**t»w

1 ?.lj K.

Av..

iii-'

WAEHEir,S0BSIW4Cp, Jill

iHiU

iwna

l|'

f.-'-'ii, UUH borjvil I-,

and Main fltroa

"Vi

Have roceivadafuU lineof

OenWemeasv

in- t-tt.iiJ«v :'t .#.kUB* ti'Htl

lo .ImW l'i*1

SUMMERtjNllilltffliABl

.. ,- ii'

rto .-1199th iNI tviijh'»« ••b

Merino

iv id

slejayes:

MerinoUadeMWv

UUi

sleeps.'

lllutbn '»10

«.M'

White ptwtertii

0, chide tnbiiot,'pie

LoVf

li 1

•la.f

'h-1*•"•".1*1

iMid ti' /.ff'timH nn ,»*i')

Whidti' Who

jitfWrifcif1 'i HKif ».!-

Jaiol ul «i tidi4 tliiMtiH sooY 1

rEftY~"VHW £'i

at Kom jaaa so* jjt* aaaaM baa ao Militnaio'.

.OSLlAt

.XXV*

Jin

m?4—,W

liJ

Abthiu, Ca-

•tent relief, ffo'r Baoscnms,

Thkoat

ftty hava a soothiac effect.

adopted-the

wore

Dtsxasis,

SINGEBS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS nsa thein to«l«u aadatreaBthaa tha voiee. Jwinaiathe cood nifl^atioA^^fPflui dttel art good for

mutlvrHIAL

»s

•t

ij.ii )»n li-t.i

oaxd

ri vxk4

SAFI

fnvei^oirs Who iH*h to take Outtet^rs Pat are advised Ho eounadl with MUNN

ettttenii of tke

MUNN

-the veeyheginning

of the war the wheln JoyMHiortli^'endnreda» t^e3 hk)W' thexoase^uences of a coafacedbh debts dud tcu Northern by order of j|ki Confederate tijwiemment. Every eeaaaeieial andoaaiai? factaring centre Mt th* daotoof Uua miEfortunei -It resnlt«»li|tl,B®*c*,,Ptcy to aomfe afad crippled thadfesenreOi« a. uikt ers, reducing tlrniii nXi •^fiiata tpOjualy Yetmo oneliaeftiinpbead that the Lmted States should treooibpene iUaiticans who were undoahtedljr' loyai, who- aided the Gov«rnment»» other1 way% fot^he losses which they suffered.

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Meadville, Pa^.

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TEff BIAliOND GLASSES Manufactured by

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VOST PERFECT,

Natural, Artificial help to the human eye ever knovrp. They are ground under their own supervision, trom minute Crystal PebUm, mej ted together, and derive, their Uamet

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On which they are constructed brings the cere or centre of the lens directly in front of the eye.producing'a cfear and distinct risien, as in the natural, hMlthy sifcht, and preventing all-uepleaaaSf sensations, such as'glimmeriflgjyid wav^ringiOf.suht. ^iiziness, &c., pecunar to all others'in use.

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ALEXANDER & READ,

DEALERS IN

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