Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 June 1870 — Page 2

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•4 TBMOTBH wr***#'• ROBERT H. MILROY.

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'AnamrM^fu^ ,t HHJ40K ^EUSSLj»f.

TKz Philadelphia

peritr/ Bn't it i» possible tp Convince «a GaogM* oidbe wiirx's policy, *od if to €o*gra»,«»W

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:j:! t»4JU ii at r*,lt

the Secretary, who levitfc —. »e HOIUTIO SEYJfot®, President of the American Cairynien's Associatibnj who once ran on a Democratic ticket for President of t%Umt«d States complimented in the lat

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Hearth And Home

a portrait of himself and a diagram of h» JAM- FORNEY'S Frees

kindly remarke

that Mr. SirmorB ir an estimable coun gentleman,. hospitable, ifttfelligent.

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esteemed .by his neighbors, who, knowing him well, overlook the temP9rary weaknew -which indoced him to V" lend hia name to the use of a brokeniak down poUtiwl .organization of false, pre•Mi'i

MDOM and disloyalty*

:ih' '^The Collector* of Internal Revebue 4 Re charged with the amount .due on the tax roll in their respective districts, amd **•, to balance the books, should be credited '(.?] not only with what they collect. bjit iV with what they are unable to collect. By tome blundering, this has not been dome, in several cases, arid the delinquent fax list i» heralded as a defalcatien tl

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offiicerl The Chicago

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Bep*blica,n

states that it fc iti this way the Democratic press has manufactured much of,its recent[thunderi: Every.officer ..who «an

HOt

collect his roll is charged withal-

ning in its composition.

ingan amount «q»ftl to the deficiency, ^„ited-States. His herd^re simplv the iLv bookfl flllOWB" bio sTnAi'ttitfint. ff^il And •„a even when balancing W. that the Government is-indebted tb hijo

This kind of thunder has rio ligr

'V: ji I .Hitir.:^— of our tel^^hlV! ^W«i»?

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My Maryland," has petitione* :Cbngress to comp^iisttte her, with "filthy for preparing a, plsn.'of tI^,.T$we8se£ river campaign.^. „"Whenone calls to mibdi ihe fhQtaand-Mi4-??liiH«PI'8n9

THE tenor of recent foreign dispatches indicates that our English contemporaries are at a loss for adjectives to express** their admiration for President GRANT, because he issued a neutrality proclamation against, or rather to, the Fenians. In pointing out to the invading Bro'herliood the fatal consequences of t^ejr sripli*! lie lit sdid hia drft^,* mfi tiT- AA minds hardly deserves the lavish praise showered upon him by British pens. But, then the English view of these matters differs from ours. Their idea of international law is, that England must always play into the hands of the side of most interest to herself. This unjust method of action caused us incalculable loss during ^ie rebellion, «id ^igj^we do not retlliaMf* no# tl«f|we '|ave the chance, is W*at 1#5iers4BBglamlfand the surprise breaks forth in extravagant eulogiums of the President for not imitating the contemptible policy of Lord JOHN KUS8KT.I..

WHILK Democrats are seeking to make capitai with action in Corgress on the question of a resident minister at Rome, it is refreshing to find the facts candidly stated by Catholic journal. -The Brooklyn iiujk having attributed the refusal of a ini* ter to Rome to religious bigotry, the

inter,

The truth of the matter is that when the Government of the United States with' drew its representative from Rome, it did «o on acount of the apparent ingratitude of the Roman Government in not nizing the services which our Minister rendered to it in the most crifiSil jferid®' of its existence.

Minister CASS at the time of the Roman revolution, in saving the Propaganda Goltagf ftom ^he mc^» rai^i th* Am^ricanliig bvar 'it iairid»Vi8 of

the

forgetfulness of this kindness exhibied by the Papal Government snhsequ$i^Iv:

When our troubles at home were area, as not to allow us even, Jo take iranee of forfttgft iTywtifS, oi»r iiriJtWal Rome was informed that: hft. w*8^lJo! permitted any longer to have Protestaqfjn worship at his residence. We„we^e, Rome at the time, and we felt tftfetias feel now, and we remember well the magnanimitv of Mr. Stockton, the Ar van tfhtf wentWiMWtt flar «r

•ftitltsd ovfer She Coilege,7t of Rome"should require ik+jj

•VHRVHilti .Jflii'll'r

The Willmington (Ohio)

if those Clatms are Hiapnvary in ^nening a^ narrow posaage, TVKTcfi'he followed about seven hundred feet,leading into a large room,connected by iw resile with many others, which iwSHwstance of about^pne thouiaM fjfc. 4te^Mbe cave seemffl to-ter-minate. He afterward sunk a shaft thirty feetdeep, intersecting the cave near its termination, and he and his party of five desended and entered another narrow passage of about one hundred feet, where it expands into a large hall of one hundred feet in length, forty or fifty feet wide and from ten to fifteen feet high, and ornamented with stalactites of great beauty, the roof, like a minia ture sky, studded and spangled with orbs of most brilliant lustre, ana presenting a vstallinfo surface of exquisite fineness ind Rffctl whfk f*ih$ bV th* light of ,_e torches with great brilliancy. From this room the cave branches in two direc tions, at an angle of about forty degrees, which, on being traversed for about half a mile, the explorers found several other chambers of even greater dimensions, and greatly exceeding the first in beauty and interest, the entire sides and roofs being covered with snow-white stalaciites and frost like encrustations of carbonate of lime and gypsum. anyiarts »f the o«Vj6 might also arwonitej kid at Usances var

ume an

Aidtc Progrctt

givts the following fine description of the noted cattlc herd of Harvey. H. Hankinw of Clinton &M'

The first*0

by Mr^£3K^m!Pfea^rMnounc«d by Philadelphia batchers then ne«t beef ever slaughtered in that market netting as it did 71 tt» to the 100. Celeste is nearly white i&eolor, with red. ears and a reddish cast on some portions of the body.

i—A h|r4 Thr .frrlri

iemtoihe

seeming in^i^hilitj Jf mC'-p Bounnn-i. jandewtaiid thai wise thing to pay off our debtJtt£*f«» •:mv*

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CVSPHPHMnfflOe we were there. This fete of W»«aifiaai«hegreatly regrets. The next that attracthed our notice was Emms XII I, a three year pld heifer with hfer second calf and one of the finest and most perfectly formed animals of the jfiad».we have seen. She is a rich and rather-darkish roan'—Juiet like the noble bnll 'Wellington, of the Clinton county ia«grtaJtioB,. for ook)r. This beautiful jaedecaS'. the-' calf of Emma III by Bed jacket, i)uU standing to-day without, perhap3,asuperior, for^ymmetry and beauty of proporuons. on tfais continent. LeavitigiEmmft XIII, we" then came to notice the

the female part-of the very crown pinnacle of that man's success in cattle raising hig two yearling heifers, Emma XVI and Euparca. Two such animals we }lad never Before looked upon, and to pronounce in favor of either as against the o'her, is samething the beholder would feel'loth to do yet our preference is with the rather more effeminate-toned Emma. But they'ate both models of snfpa-sing beauty and quahtieB, and the great, round and robust habit of Euparca perhaps fully oflsets, when viewed as a receptacle for 'ender and fatty increase to the high and perfect style of her. peer

Taking a glance at the tine cow favorite, also a glimpse at Emma XIV, which is a handsome white yearling heifer— the rest are all red or roan—we passed to notice the suckling heifer cfcdf Emma XVII, which inay excel and surely does equal for symmetry and splendor of form, anything in the magnificent herd. She is 'he calf of Emma XII, and a finer specimen of the short-horn we have yet to see. Mr. Hankin* has four yearling bnlls of great value, two of them possessing qualities and features of the highest merit. The one he calls General Sherman is certainly the grandest and finest animal of his age we nave ever looked at of the cow kind. He is of the Euparca tribe, and ranks no doubt with the best in America or Europe.. So is Sed Jacket IV, the product,, of his own grand sire, a noble, specimen of his species,

M* Hankins, nerd is from the two fami^ipx cf shprt-liom,. the Emma and Euparca, and from hiB thought?, and skill ana intelligent manner of management, stand without, perhaps, a superior, to dvalneinthe the!? 5olor, style

fruit ••of his ve^fsof experiment toil and sfcg&city. Jie ha^moldedjas it were, old ttfpes -into irtw ones,1 where! aM distinct in all their features as arty of the original tvpes were. This iwtiie merit of Harvey & as 1 a cattle-breeder. Hence

w.e

have noticed that a Miss VABBOX. |ment

th^

were drawn up by amateurs during thfr course of the war fqr&e Union, the wonv ,r der grow* hpw a lady could hays s»n»rnoned up courage enough *o aftkjp&Gompeneation for what Was i«ppwedi#o be a* & patrlotjc pttitfme aritfif SJEfi£'XfytiBOiv is cfjmpensated, w^iy not lier Jorty-aihe, tliouaand nis* iu«aw4.«»d^^MM^:Wnfc the •li fellow strategists' and if thos® claiilM are ytri^tritowed^thetniWoTi fellow citizens who have developed scfifolfe fo tfliliq^daltoi of the Natiodjf \l d®t tpay a%vell#"e®i to makeoif their little bilfl for\dnable financial services rendered to the Government.

find.Mr. iHankins not exhibiting the

•irfinHwe-fruitofof athtr .catde-bi»eder»'-judg-

eXj^riments,

pkill «nd labor, but

showing .to the world creation, of his own tvMs of a^mal conformation and splendof tliftt cntile hiwi tft-, .li^t rank a# an improver of, stock. *Li at

joiif 1V05»liK.

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Key

-a Catholic paper of that cjty, tftSh contradicts the charge, because there is a sufficient reason of a very different character, and says: W--.

Qd&cHfcg

TBNATOR CHANDT.KR made one of his ani-

TSBtlStSttt mingo, Cuba, and the other Gulf islands. He also declared—rather unseasonably, to »av fhe least, is view of th#Tffcent ggii oDthi

proposa^to pay for any of this real estate, but merely to accept of it as an accommodation to our neighbors.

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A Cave JfeWj Wonder fnl and Endless

Explored

... V:^Vomie^Vdlswypry, has just been I". »i r\aKlimia abi^ J^w^wliai

eix i^ul^s west of -Dcbui) ui con^iats ,qf a cave of im-

WPM. ^re,

cesses in the walls so large and high in some cases as to enable them to walk about them. On the floors of these re cesses many stalagmites had formed, one resembling a huge polar bear, and other formations resembling clusters of grapes, #tc. jlltf another place a hand was distinctly traced, The water in the cave is so clear that in places where it is ten iinefcee ddep it- dbte-rtot appear 16 be more than two. The party remained in the cave'about six hours and traveled in it about two miles. —si_l**

Old Job was a quiet old man, but tbo.iond of ,the bottle. When is cups, his idea tended toward theological matters, which he always avoided in his sober moments. It was Saturday afternoon (Connecticut baking day), Hid his gobd wife wanted some wood for th€H)Ven.' "Joe, I do wish you would go and split some wood. Here it is nearly 2 o'clock,

sWS fearing his physicial condition was weak, marched to the neighboring tavern

to all these

things, save his pet theories. Seating himself on his chair, he said: "I say h:c\ Jane, do you (hic^ think the Lord l^meahs (btmH its air,(hic), up -in

His venerable spouse, being exceedingdid not answer. Again he repaSd^he question. Still an ominors silence. ft1.- dajsJi think the Lord met" teinrMur np .ip Sm •Tertofiitt?" ,' vNo^f said the now thorougiuy aroused mjnseWlfe^ «in "pld fool, not He

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From the New York Tribune.] There is a great dMoCjood sense in the proposition of fciwes to tax dogs, which the CoaMPltfae rf Ways and Mcnra is now consideniig. JDogs in thin country may be clarified aa_^ollow8: 1. Dogx kept for the paqnseft" of defence. There are,1»ot many of tne^% and there is no*c*«bh mtjfii their pmiun^ are usually in .good circumstances,' they should not be taked. 2. Dogs kept for prize-fight-ing. These should be taxed, and, if discrimination can be made, a* heavily jas possible. 3. Dogs kept for shooting purposes. These are mostly Ike property well-to-do men whe can fuoHf to'pay.foi luxuries. 4. Pets, including poodles, •King- Charies jpwiaia, biack-andrtatU^nera, and every animal which go« «y the^ name of lap-dog. These will bear taxation to almost any, extent. 5. Wandering worthless ahd| ownerless curs. These should be exterminated-

We trust that we shall not offend the sensibilities of Mr. Senator Samnwr by#t^e apparent ferocity of our last obawvation for really there ia a great 4eal more humanity in killing a vagrant dog than in permitting him to live on without re gnlar food and shelter. Moreover, such a creature is thp most likely to go mad( and bite the neighborhood and in certain districts his taste for mutton of his own killing is found to be decided as well as disagreeable to sheep-keepers. And as to the general purpose of the measure, we may say that-dora'rome much nearer to being luxuries' than many o'.her objects of liberal taxation.' "We should be' sorry to hurt the feelings of any proprietor of a faithful and affectionate dog Tray, whoee breast is wkito, his toa*ie hack

Weel olad in coat o' dfiis btoek His gawcie tail in npWara curl Hang o'er hie hardies wi' a swirlIt would be more Abominably selfish not to be willing to pay a tax upon the possession of so much beauty and ihtelli gence.

It is unusually thought that the com-

Sog«

laints made by sheep-owners aj-a-usi are unfounded but we suspici that the annual loss sustained is greater than that reported. In Maine alone, and in only five counties, the number of sheep killed by dogs is reported .to be fourteen hundred during the last year. This is a sheer, unnecessary, and abominable waste of valuable, and, we ,-may say, of pv-juliarly valuable property. If there is any interest which should be protected it is that of wool-grow.'ng. We are no it is well known, in favor of Capital Punishment for men but any "dog who has once helped himself to a taste of living mutton should be hung at ogee, without benefit of clergy. The pav-ion for ovine slaughter and never never be. eradicated. —.

PENN»S ESBAPD-,

A Letter from Cotton Mather—Puri tan Plot to Capture William Penn and Se:i Him to Barbade^s for "Riimiiu- and Sugar."

From't^e^ Gaston (Pennsylvania) Ar(jus Mr. Judkins, the Librarian off he MassachuseUs Historical Society, in oye hauling a chest of old papers deposited in the archievee of that body by the late Robert Greenleaf, of Maiden, has. recently made a curious discovery, which has especial interest for the people of Pennsylvania. Among these papers was one of ancient date, which bore this, indorsement: "Yeschemeto bagge Penne." This curious title attracted the attention of Mr. Judkins, and he examined the contents of the document with more than common interest. It is the familiar and quaint handwriting of .Key., Cotton Mather,, and is addressed to "Ye aged and beloved Mr. John Higginsou." •It bears date "Septembei ye 15th, 1682," and reads thus, the old spcilling .of the original being followed to. the letter "There bee now at sea a' shipp® (for our riend Mr. Elias Holcroft, oi London, did advise me by the ladt packet that it wold sail some 'tims in August), called ye Welcomc, R. Greenaway master, which has aboard an hundred or more of ye heretics and .malignants called Quakers, with W. Penne, who is ye Chief Scampe, at ye hedde of them. General Court has accordingly given secret orders to Master Malachi Huxette of ye brig Proposse to waylaye ye said Welcome alylie as near ye eoasi of Codde as may be, and make captive ye. said Penne and his ungodlie crewe, so that ye Lord may be glorified and not mocked on ye soil of this new countrie with ye heathen worshippe of these pjeople. Much spoyle maybe made by selling ye whole lotte to Barbadoes, vjtoere slaves fetch goode price in rumme and suga and shall not only do ye Lord great Service by punishing the wicked, but we shall make great game for his ministers aid people. Master Huxette feels hopeful, and I will set down the news he bring* when his shippe comes back. "Yours in yebowglls of Chritf, "COTTON .vTH 'A.'

Master Huxette missed his reckoning, and Penn sailed secure within the capes of the Delaware.

AN INFERNAL CRIME.

The Most Conclnglye Pro*? Yet of the Total Depravity of Man. i&'JvhXi'i From the New Yorh Herald.] 5* sW

The crime charged against a man named Lange, a dealer in picture frames in this city, is one that sheuld give him a pre-eminence in the criminal catalogue for diabolical intent. He shipped a box in April last on the New Orleans steamer, and secured an insurance on it of one thousand six hundred and fifty dollars and the box proved to have been prepared with explosive and inflammable material, and was only prevented from burning the sh:p by the watchfulness and activity of the cap-ain In the box were vessels of alcohol, gasoline and turpentine, and fire was apparently to have been set to these by a chemical that would explode with slight friction. The friction was provided for by mice shut in a box, who, in gnawing their way out, were to fire the train that might have destroyed the ship and all her eotupany at sea. Here, then, is, if the charge prove true, a 'man who deliberately contrives that awful calamy, fire on a ship at sea—contrives the possible frightful death of twenty or thirty persons—to secure the 4ma)i piece of sixteen hundred dollars insHrmxv money. He should be tried by ajuty ol sea captains and sai lore. It is. a remarkable coincidence hat this crime was attempted again«t the steanfl'er George Willing on, while some years since a crime of he same nature wai contrived

fbriid Vplif the wood!'

Misery and Happiness. »rimq/

of hua^an life

iof

A\a KtnK

m&de up of

^i^ses^ '^chaep&rated fFomthe other ibWffw. 'jr»r the death «l^a ehUd y«al* af^er failure in trade er^hort^ interval a daughter may have married unhappily ye, the fe total

but the singuiarlv unfortunate, the

flM4lap|®SlB?ijtf^nai,llill

Ire ea

sily counted and distinctly remembered. Th'e happiness*

of life, on the contrarv, is

made ftp^

1 rauterv. and thecount-

of pleasural —Coleridge.

thought and genial feeling.

3SS3

the shipment .of goods on the Mississippi s:eamer Martha Washington. ___ tftti:,

A Courageous laroliter—1The Harder of General Urqnira. Details of the death of General Urquiza, of the Argentine Confederation, hare been received. On the evening of Apni 11, at about 7 o'clock, he waa sitting in the "patio" of his palace at St. Jod, readying when he was notified that some armed men were surrounding the house. He at onee Uttered that tne jrswd should be called out, but the guard disobeyed order* and refused to move. General Urquiza at once took alarm and shut himself up in library. Suddenly a band of armed men penetrated the premise*, broke into the hoose,bnTsi open the door of the room in which the General was con«aled, and, one of the men placing a. blunderbuss at the verv mouth of the ballt(«6^ffed and the GeneralTelT. t^ stantly the whole of the household rosaod to *he room, and the General's disgBA Lola, on perceiving her father murqered

ng in hfr blood flung here^lT

an upon the parents,

body of

assassins as

Unigt^yi A*d are' now in thfc •riental.

THAT inveterate ^ld incorrigible scold, WE£DKM*P,Hii4a?9, haa sri ap hia barh^riP yawp about:

^.GgNjygh, Qold or Sore Throat

Reqoirea Immediate attention, as neglect often remits in an IfncnrableLang Disease.

Jlrewa'i BroachUl Troefcee will moat .invariably give infor BBOKCHITIB. ABTHXA, CA-

staatraiief.

II*AH, Co*smiFms. and TOO»T Dinisn they h»v« soothing effect. 8INQEB8 and PUBLIC JBPBAKERS use them to clear Mid strengthen the voice.

Owing to the good reputation and popnlarity.of the Troehes, aaey .uortkUn and ck*ap imitation* are ofcred,tr1iick are good far nothingBe sonto OBTAIN the ir«M. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES.

SOLD EVERYWHERE. nov23dw6m

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.at

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Vegetables, Oysters. Fish, Preserves, Jellies,

Sauces, Catsup, Pickfes and

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Country Produce,

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JAMES J3» LYNE, ..

Will be ready for

'tile balls

{fcfcett. Mi

ofsqie^Qeoeral^i

^aeneT and with her own hand shot

dotriTStfe of the assassins who~"W0tnaded another. General Lopes Jordan, who ia f«on-in-lawof GeneralUrquira, surrounded his palaoewith 400men. The mnrderers il.Uraniza f|«d from the

Sheridau and iia mode

of dealing with the Indians. Bat that Wendell possesses no capillary ornament, aind the gentle savages never scalp baldheadedmen, vre .should advocate the sendind ofhim as a special cftmmiaaioner to treat with them, As. it is, we have no5 5 a wrrect idea of the question^—

Cin.

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They are particu

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70 Main St., bet. 3d and 4th

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Works," is this day dissolved sent, P. Oilman retinngjrom The business wtl llieeo

A tin ueff W^tbe nn

dersigned, under the firm name of 8ea»i« Ha*erV who.as.ume the.paymeat of aM^ gauons against the late nrm, and to whonr all payments due^.ll be mj|s. m28dlw J. B.HAG.BR-.3

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CHEAP AND PROMPT

CARRIAGES:

J. M. WILDT,

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A.T.STEWART& CO. SOL£ AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES,

For Sale at Wholesale and Retail

FOSTER & BR0.,

HEBZ & ARNOLD

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WILDT, THOMAS ft OO.,

Carriage

Corner Sd an Walnut Sts, DeM Haate^Iad. Repairing a one proaiptly land at LwwlMW

J. P. WEAVER, Manufacturer of PAPER BOXES, Ho. 1, Sonth-lrest corner Washi

and

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Meridian Streets, up stairs Indian&pDiis, Intt. Boxes of every description ade tti ofd OKBEKS PBOMMXT

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Lai^^Mdl1 Well Assorted at

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MATTERS NOT TO

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real worth.

COOFFLOTCE YOURSELF OF THE TRUTH OF THIS.

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All IFEWttn# FJH2SH Goods bought this Spring. have opened (in

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Cents on the Dollar

col

C. WITTIG

170 MAINJ3&&FT, LPSMI9G Block

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BYCE'S CARPET HALL

Will oven, about June 1st, the Mecond invoice thin #*I ar^ Spring of\tli

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•l ill':*: MiS, BEDU€E STOCK OUT HiMH

In the wiean time

To nmkt way for the new, and

Although our Stock is

^:ebi^ye House Fnrnishing Store,

And intend keeping it up to a full standard us fiich, with the W#mt

Desirable Style* of€«rpet«,

.. I h', "Fight it out on this line" at •••-as-

THEILOWEST«PRICES!!

'l{£rtist to tJif firidjfe that has carried you over safe

•WfC^ne*BPET HALL For Carpete.''

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Front Auction or otherwise, wherever the S.K at(T„' Hit*

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WMTwilng.

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GOODNEWSFOR ALE. •1.000 TO ANVPKBSON WBO WILL SQUAL'

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TPHB KBTBRL^ATLING MAID AlfqS RAPHAlX t« the best. She sue eeetU when all others hare failed. All wb are in trouble—all wh«v haVe.been anfortn MtsHkH wM»#ftft(l w^M tan brtidii appoiatad, crushed andlasU4 Jw false ttromises and deceit—all Wno have been misled and trifled with—ail fy to her fcr advice isfaction. All who are in doubt of. fcre. censult her reliere aad satisfy their minds.

and satisfaction .the affeetiens of these they to reliere aad satisfy their ntnda. IttloTeJUTairsShe JifeverFails. has the secret of winninathe affections te opposite Sex. She shew* you the likeness of your future wife oi kMand, or absent friend. She guides the single to hap-

aamed happy..

aid and advice has been solicited ininnumet*bl» instances, and. «M result haa always a the aea% of seeurim A, Speedy and Hap»j Marriage

waa the ftrst ahdfha iathe wily person In thiaoountry who can show the liaeneas.ia reality' and inioeaa give ennre satisfketion on ail the eoneerna of life, which eaa h)S Usted.andt' proved by thousands, both married and sin-i

the result at: alA, cftjaJaetcial «nd business transactions. _. Letters Mabtrl given Without extra bona fide Aatrolnd upon. She irii eentnry.. Ii is thai.well-known faot that mahes illioit pretender*eopy,ha£ advertise-,,

the mneteenth

metttr and try to Imitate her. Madame RaphaeHs the seventh daughter

AJU interviews strictly private and cenfi-

and so psMdata the monthly flow, without danger or^eiposu^». They ean not injure,

the, contmqc, improve the come oyer e0m«

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ano.

TERMS.—EacHes, fl Qentlemen, 11.50. •N.-B.—Thote al a distanoe may Jo»teunioate with perfe!t aatisfecMon by enelosing one dollar and stamp. AJL, Communications strietly private and rnhMentlal:

Addras* £Aoto Box S^l, CinoiutttttlvOhio. aug23wly

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^vinA^h^/. it ft iif 10 Cents. Cents. .15 to 25 Cfc»ts, ,^,,,421-3 ee»ts.

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Present,

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iPalace of Musicj

FXAjktos

THE CELEBRATED KNABE,

•w1* ii-r.urf. 8«i Patent Cyelold. and'okaf •nft-ctiJa lMtrf. -—jf- /at the essential points to oe united ic a truly first-class instrument, thes I ave earned for themselves a reputa Bon regardless of Foreign RibbonJDecorationsI Ac., Ao., thai places them

WITHOUT RIVALS !"1"

While to feuyers the following important con ({derations are offeree!: let. In making continually mrohases of a large number of Instruments at a time, for cash, besides receiving the., benefits of the lowest discounts, it aecuras me likewise, al ways the most choice instruments.

Sd. -yee&pylag thft exteiuive buildinr of my

thus saving the cpstly rents also beina to attend personalty to the tuning and repairing, enables me 4^ offejrtq buyers suck superior instruments which simply are below competition of any other dealer here 01

able'to

fill assortment of the celebrated Silvei Tongue ....

Organs and Melodeons

Constantly on hand :alse, Sheet Music, Insdraotton Books, and evety variety of Smaller Musical Instrumenf

When needing any arti^leiglk9_M®sic line send orders or call at|

Hea^iurttn ott Uie Mugc Xr«de

^IN TERRE irA.XTTE'""

Klssner's Palace of Music,

f".

Mfh

PHIQ.STBlflT,

(Opp. the old Court House.) MACTE, WI.

KJ B. Aft kinds of Instruments repaired^

jSSQtUHONi

and

THERE IS JfO SUCH WORD AS FAIL.

TARRANTS Compound BXTBACT OF

[CUBEBi f. I COPAIBA, li

A Srire, Certain1..

tb^fseof -:.a^.TiRBAMT'S

ip«ely 3ur®

For all diseases of the Bladder. Kidneys andivC Urifian' jWrgans. either iathe irai* or Awole, re or in a

/-..b

CanmiiMHt sr Cabsfes snd Ca^f»M^a^ie|» iy nwneod of eonfinement or •bapge in diet. Xn its approved form of paste 1 tt1s-etrtif61y ta»trte»», aMii dk&stt no bnpieasant sensation to the patient, and no e*jx»are. It is now acknowledged by the

Mott Learned

the Profttnon that in the above clau of JLHi-1 ^Cwia«iiilt'ai|wM ale the only two Kernedi«f known that eao.bewhed npon with a uJtCirt'ainty. of Saceess.. -y

,j •.

filwieAaAifatraet of (UWkaaad CapaltU.* mmr

Soldbv DrttfistaWl^ver the World. ,• ml0dw3m 1 1

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'Pill

dtodlo

ooltect elft debts lue the latenr®.

B-a

soM

dis- I

kte nrm. DAW'L BROWN,

padsul-wisls .-au awjOieada-to continue ery tiMiau i-wish 5,ir P»t«^ MELVUi. [Terre Hante, May 25, 1870. 2bd4t

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