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legi"l«ti*er*P°*crsJ^-1^ 'die jiidiei^ryirwliicli the Constitution expressly piohibita—for it authorize the Judge to make his own judgment of whas ihe law ought to be. the rule of decision in each cae, a« it ari-es, without any previous itiiimaicm of the standard or rule by which (he rights of the paitiesare to be measured. The (^instiiuiion prohibits hpecistl IvgiV laiicn on the subject of granting divoice-, but tinder ihu* discretionary clause cau^e* of divorce Viiry in ih$ several judicial Circuits and District*, with the diver.silieil mental and moral peculiarities of the judge.-'. Objectionable as the .statute is which regulates the cau.-es for which di voices mav be granted, the law governing the pi in divorce cases is worre. 'Ihe taci.iv with which ii izen* of other State*, alter a eteiified evidence in iiiL-, can acd do piocurie divorce^ in ir courts, ancl then istiirn' to their liumea frcto Which they fled lor that very purpose. i» a reproach !0 the civilization ol the age, and a breach of thatcomiiv which should be scrupulously observed between si-ter States of the same great republican family. Under the present statute a divdrce may be obtained in this State, wbefebbt'h the plaintiff and the' defendant, at the time of the rendition ol the decree, are resident citizens of another State. True, the applicant must have been a resident of the county in which be commences suit at the da.te of the tiling of his peti tion, and he must have been a resident of the State for one year prior to that time, but tiie year having elap-ed, and .the pe tition being filed, his residence may tneti cease, he may return to the State from which he came, and his application for a divorce will be none the le« successful by rtaaon of his departure. Such a statute must be highly appreciated by divorce seekers from other States who cannot, afford to keep up the appearance of a residence in tiiL for mure than oneyear, but it is not calculated to give citi zensof Indiana a very exalted iiiea o! the righieo(i.-n%4 or wisdom of the Jegis lation of their own State. Even peima neni re-idents of our own Siate who ap ply for divorces are lavored by our prac tice above plaintiffs in other actions. The defendant in every other action purely personaj, if a resident ol thefefaie, must be sued in ilife county of hi* resi dence but in divorce cases, the applicant has the right to sue in the county in which he reside', and he can change his re.-iidence to attain success abroad, when failure would be certain at home.

I therefore recommend that the clansc of the statute which authorizes divoices for any cau-"e that the Court may deem sufficient, be repealed, and that the clau -.e making cruel r.auuent a good cause oi divorce be so amended as to lequiie the treatment to be cruel and inhuman, orcruel and barbarous. I further recommend that the ..practice in divorce cases be so. amended as. to embracfe the following provisions, viz 1st. Requiring the detendant, when a resident 01 the State, to be sued in the county of his or her residence. fed- Requiring the plaintiff not only to have been a resident of ihe State for one year prior to the filing ol his petition, but that he should continue to re 8ide in the State during the pendancy of theauit and until ihe case is tried. 3d. Vesting in the Circuit onrts exclusive jurisdiction lor applications for divorce 4th Requiring the petition in every divorce case to show where the causes 01 divorce relied on happened or accrued, and where the applicant resided at ihe time,and if they happened or accrued else whete than in this State, and at a time when the plaintiff was not a resident of this Slate, that no divorce shall be granted unless it be alleged in the petition and proved on the trial that the matters so lelied upon would be a good cau-e of divorce by the laws of the Staie, place or jurisdiction within which the same happened or accrued. 5th. Requiring the allegations as to the place where the cause or causes of divorce relied upon accrued and the place o' residence of the plaintiff al the time of their accruing to be verified.by affidavit appended to the petition, and also to be. proved on trial.

With such amendments as these we might well hope that Indiana divorces would soon cease to be advertised in any of the Atlantic cities as marketable commodities, and that refugees and fugitives from the justice of oilier States would no longer come to Indiana in' qheftt of divorces to be used on their return to iheir homes as licenses to violate the law.? of our sister States.

STATE PRISON'S.

So far as I am informed, the Slatp: Prisons are well managed ana in asati#factory condition. The tinancia! success of the present administration of the Northern Prison in making it self sustaining, without disregarding or neglecting the physical, moral or intellectual interests of the prisoners, i« worthy of the highest commendation.

The moral reformation that has been wrought in the affairs of the State Prison South, since the commencement of the administiatiou of the present Warden, has merited all the praise that has keen so generously bestowed upon it.

It is deeply to be regretted that under our system of officering these Insiitutions, the administration of their affairs is so liable to be changed with the mirations of political parties. Wisdom would dictate that considerable permanency of administration, coupled with a rigid responsibility on the part of those having ol such

the management ol such institution^ ky

should prevail our policy is just the "j reverse of thi« It is frequent change of Ilimei'S.

aiiministralion, with no liability to have the affairs of the Prisons in-pec ed or the officers thereof called to ail account, except during the sixty-one days, in «very period.of twoyeara, wk&a Lhc General Assembly is in session.

I call your attention to the fact that there are insane prisoners, in one, or, perhaps, both of Qtir prisons, and some of these are dangerous io the other prisoners for the want of proper facilities for their care and treatment. Experience has shown in Ohio and other States that it is unwise to transfer such prisoners to the Insane Hospital, as placing those ton-' vicied of crime among the otfor itisarvapatient* has a bad influence on the latter, and the treatment which the insane prisoners receive from the other imnatfes of the Hospital,is nut such as to promote their recovery. In addition u» this, ihe Hospital is noL*Mifficicnt 1*.strong for such patients without preparing a uaid expressly for their accommodation. I therefore recommend that a ward be con structed within he walls of ihe Northern Prison expressly for insane p-isoners. and that provision be uiade for the transfer, from time to time, as occasion may require, of all insane prisoners in either of the prisons to such ward.

I invite your attention to the statements in the report of the directors and warden of the Southern Prison in relation to the fire that occurred in April last and the monev advanced to repair the damage done to the prison bv the fire. The nmount advanced was $1^000, and it was fuhiiitied by the Awdittfr of State out of tiie uninvested money of the Sinking Fund in his hands. There is consequently no liability for interest urtless you see proper to provide for the payment oLinterest to the School. Fund for t?ie feew the mfvnev

I have already in speaking of the Sinking Fund recornhiended tan appropriation be made without delay to reimburse that Fund to the amonnt thus borrowed.

I de?ire here to suggest that there ought to bo a definite policy estab'ished by law as to the insuran-o n£ the buildiags h^lenging tf t''c vn'inhs State Inst'ttjtion'". There should be uniform praciee in this respect to injure all •'tate buildingacqiuiectcd with the Benevolent lnstituti'Vh*£fyons and Reformatorie« or io insure non« tiftnem. As it now is, there is a partial insurance on some and none at all on others* Tbourne Mliey. in, wy judgment would be, for tbe State to be the insurer

oi it* own buildings without exception thtl»«£nin

j'ljiis policy waufdo I Itiirtjeno (loutn/bitstr le tSep r.^kthi

ia.m iibutd^

the kjiicutiv/"oBce™ "f IBe" tate from the 'tr^asiTrj 01 the State under proper restriction- and limitations be pie.-erioed by law, a uffici nt s.im of money rep-iir the injury uont. ^s the matter now stands ttie General Assembly murt in each case be convened in special s- ssiun at au expense to the St te greater as a gen*r.il rule than the sum necessary to be appropriated, nr the Uoi'i-rnur or some oth officer must take tbe re^pontiMlit of obtaining and api'lyii.e the nectEs.iry amount without authority of law. 1 commend to your' careful consideration the propriety of pooderi- the question, wbtther )t will not soon be necessary abandon the Southern Prison, and establish in lieu thereof, at some central poiut in t-e Mate, a prison intermediate between the Mouse of Refuge and ihe Peoiten iary. with a view to the gradation of our reformatory and penal institutions, as well as to a classifica tion of prisoners. The pr son at .Utcuigan City ght be made to accornm d.it all the priJoii.ra that would for some years be sent to a prison of at class if we had an inter mediate prison, lut location La ane. extreme of the Stab is aii^oMtctfpn fojthe policy of ha»fnK bat otic upon «its eftg forth entire State. tut I dj? net thlukHm objt-oti is in^np fcible. The prfson at:Jel fursonville is in such a* co uition thai it Will r. quire a largu amount to keep it in even to) eraole repair, and then it seems cruel to perpetuate the pol cy of keeping human beiog*. though hey be convicte-i criminals, in cells seven f«ct long, sere® tfeet high, and thiee and a.half foetfJHu itb no ventilating fhrer, iixfd no'tfosslbili except through the gra ___ If the on tract system is to be continued, and 1 do not see how to do otherwise at present, the law itself shou contain such provisions as will give'tfibdirpctoisand wai"u«l fell control and enablo-ttttm to ty|w.lpaji ahe »ontracts whefierer the interest#

mo State

uiayicquire it. As the matter now is, the right-oi'the fcftato dep ud very much on the skill, or want of skill with which the contracts for the laborof the prisoners are drawn.

SCPEKVISOBY II *BD -I

I earnestly recommend that a" Huper^isbfy Board, to havejurisdiction over all the State Institutions, Benevolent, 1'enal, aud Reformatory, be egtab.irhed. its piiwers_ol vifitation and inspe tion ough' to be ample and it shuuld also possess, the power to suspend or remove offi ers connected with the institutions under its care or the last named power might be gi en to the Executive to be exercised only upon the recommendation of such Board. As wuinen and.girls are inmaUs ot our benevolent institutions, aid willbeiii the new reformatory. 1 deem it highly im .rant that the members of wh. Board Supervision thuuld 6e coinposed Jn-parf, 0 woiuen..

Plt.DOSS AND

I herewith respe-tl'ully submit pursuant to the quiremmts ot'ttie Constitution, a report showing all the reprieves, commutatous and pnrd»ns granted, and another showing

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SUICQ

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Tiius'rep?rtmlde to.the last General Anon' bly. CONX'LCSION.

I11 conclusion, 1 desire to add my hearty amen to the invocation of the Divine Blessing upon your labors with wbich thiB joint convention was oprned and to assure you of my cordial coop ration in all your effo ts to elevate and improve the condi-i ofthe people and to diversity the industries and develop the rcsomces of the State. sot -jI .-.CON KAD BAKER,

Guvernor of Indiana.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tbe Itody anil Its Scctls.

Considering the extrem^ sensitiveness of the humao body, and. that it is unprotected except by artificial covering, from the action of cold, it is not strange that at this season it is liable to many disorders' Tho skin ex ercises a power ul influence over the stomach and bowels, and when its functions are int"rrunted i.y sudden chills that seal tho pores an prevent evaporation from tile surface, internal i-ongestion is apt to ensue. The digestive organs never perlorm their office properly when this is tbe case, and the waste matter of the system, which should be discharged in part through the perspiratory glands, having no other outlet than the boWcls and the kulncys, constipation aed a variety ol renal diseases aro more or less prevalent. Dyspepsia, where it exists, is also aggravated by these causes. The most'effective preventive of, and remedy for, disturbances of th nature is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Acting as a stimulant and tonic, it rouses the stiinach and the intestines, imparting to those impertant organs both activity and regularity. it itteo operates as a' shdor|9c, £by» toning the vessels of the skin and promoting theffree passage of exhausted matter through that .natural sie ve of the system. Being a mild diuretic, it gives a healthful impulse to the action of the kidney-, where-ihere is a tendency to dropsy and as a blood denurent and nervine, has a highly beneficial effect in rheumatic cases. It combine^ in hapiy proport ons th- ionic,'alterative, aperient, antiseptic. diaphoretic and antibiliousproperties requisite for "he restoration of a system generally oisordered, and has hp equal as a winter medicine.

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VriXTEJt.

Tally the course iliutouilitto be pursued to restore a tolcrubljr bad c:ise ot diseased lungs to althy roundnoss. Uhc liiot cnl niost lmpuitnnt step Is, fjrthjpatlent to avoid taking Cold and the

CD IS, OCBt »e. In

of all p.act/d on this Continent for this purpose, winter, is Florida, well dun'ntn the State, where the temperature is regular, and not subject to such variations asinnwe sorthcra latitudes. Talatka Is a point I can recdmmcnd.

One lmndrod miles farUier do' point which 1 would prefer to l'alatka, as the temperature is znnre even, and tho air dry and bracing. MellonvlUe and 'Enterprise are 'located there. I should give ad^lded preference to itellonvllle: it is two mllcs fro-n'rirer or lake, and ltseems almost impnaslbietn tak'' cold there. The tables in Florida might 1)0 better, and patients complain at times: butthat is a g-jed

tign,

as it indicates r. return

appetite and, when this is the case, thrygenerally then the Iuni.s must neaL iiicriM in llesU, and tnen Hie 1UI1LS iu» nciu.

JickwnviJIc, Jiiliernia. Grccn Ceve, and many otliorpj aeMrin various parts of Florida, can be katt ly r'ec0M]hcti.l''d to consumptivrs frfrf!nt#f. reasons for saying so are, that fri .'a are less liable to take cold tluro than wlu:

Fur fiftotw years.pjjr.r to lrsn, I ivas professionally in New York,liiijtun. I'lltiinoro, ami UUodclphla erery wv. 1 whore l~aVa:id aiuitnincd on ka avcrai tlvo hanttnd pai'.ents a week. A practico soextenPi vc, csaliracinrf every possible phisoofiung disease, 1MS rn tL.ld h.e to laiJerstand thcdlscaso .ia.wgard to taking

Mandrake l'ilis," and jvt d.eil'ho dues not avoid

lufl^dda.ifcarfy everybody is nfiag Schenck's JIandril.o l'uis for tho donate is ni^rc llLcIy to produce bJioua.liabiu tlian more aoi :.icrn latituaes. It Is a wcll-cotabli.^lted firct, that tmtlves of I'lo-rUa rsrcly d:o of consumriion, especially these i.f tho southern part.- On ilie other hand, in I.ev-lln-ian I. one-third at lcn:,t ofthe population C.ie of tlt.s i-.Triblq.ditease. In iU&Middle states, Ir doesn-itprevailSAIal^elyi still there aro many time nds of cases tln re. What a vast percentage of Li'e wjuld JiO saved if consiimptivea wcro as ast: .• alarmt din rtf r.rd totakiiia fix-all Colfls as they are about scarktfovcr.sma.'i-pox.Ac. I but they are not: they t.iKo what they urin alittleculd, which they aro crotlulous cnoagh to believe will wear off in a f.'iv days. '1 hey pay no attention to it, and hence it lavs tho foundation for another and another still, until tUo tunas am diseased beyond all hope of curc.

Jly advico to persons whose lungs are affectcd, even slightly, is to lay in a stuck of schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Schejick'3 .Seaweed Tonic, and 'ScUenck'a SlstndniUe l'ills, and,^o to

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Florida. tc-

comineiii|thcs(iparllcularmiulciucR.bccaasi 1 tan thorough acquainted with their action. I know, that, wlu-ro they are used in strict accordance with my directions, they will do the work that is requited. Xiiis accompli short, nature will do the rest, ihe plivslcian who prescribes for cold, courh, or r.i ht sweats, and then advises the patient to walk or ride out every day, will be sure to have a corpse on lus hands before long.

Jly plan is, to give my thrco mcdlcInes In accordance with tho printed directions, except in some cases where a freer use of tho llandrake l'ills is necessary. Sly object is, toglve tone to the stomach,—to get up a good appetite. It is always a

sign v. hen a patient begins to grow hungry: have hopes of such. With a rclUh for food, and the gratification of that relish, comes good blood, tirid With It inure flesh, which is clueriy followed bya liealingof tho lunps,—then tho

CoiiFli loosens*

and abates, tho creeping chills and clammy nit ht sweats no longer prostrate and annoy, and the paiicntgcts well, provided ho avoids taking cold. v.\ there are many consumptives who havo not the means to go to Florida. The question may be asked, Is thcro no hopo for such? Certainly thero is. J.ly advice to such is, and ever has been, to euiyln a warm rooin durin* tho winter, with a temperature rof'about tcrentjr degrees, which should be kept regularly at that point by mcdns of athermoractcr. Let such a patient take his excrcise within the limits of tho room by walking up and down as much ns his strength will permit, in order to keep up ahcalthy circulation of tho blood. I have cured thousands by this system, and can do so again. Consumption is as easily cured as any other disease, tf it is taken in time, and the proper kind of treatment is pursued. Tlio fact stands undisputed on record, that Schenck's 1 ulmonic Byruu, Maudrako l'ills, and Scawc'ed Tonic have cured Tcrv in any of what teemed to be liopclrai cases of consumption. Go where you will, you win be almost certain to find soir poor consumptive who li is been rescued from the very jaws of death by their use.

So far as tho Mandrake nils aro concerned, everybody should keep a supply of them on hand, they act on tlio liver better than calomel, and leave none of Its hurtful cileqts behind. In fact, they arc excellent in all cases where a purgative medicine Is required. If you havo partaken too freeiy of fruit, and diarrhoea ensues, a dose of tho Mandrakes will turo yuu. If you aro subjectto sick headache, take a dose of the Mandrakes, and they will relievo you in two hours. If you would obviato the cflcct of a change or water, or the too .free indulgence in fruit, take one of the Uundrake* every night, and you may then drink water, aad cat water-inolous, peats, apples, plums, poaches, or corn, without the risk of being made sick by them.

They will protect those who live in damp situations against chills and fevcra. 'try them, "lhey are perfectly harmless, 'l'hcy can dc *ou good only.

wish a thorough examination with tlio Itcsplrometer will bo charged fivo dollars. Tho Bcspirometrr declares tho exact condition of the lun^s and patlenta csn- readily learn wh&hvr they an curable or not- Burt dcairoit distinctly understood, that the value of-ftiy Mtdicinc4 depends entirely upon their beiny taken strictly according to directions.

In conclusion, I will say, that when persoas take my medicines, and their systems arc brought healthy condition thereby, they arc not so liublo to take cold yet no one with diseased lunvs

into a I •an bear a sudden change of atmosphere without the liability of greater or less irritation of the bronchial tabes.

Full directions in all languages accompany my medicines, *o explicit ard c.ear that any oni tfan use Ihcui without crcifUlting mc, and can be bought f.oni any drntfcist. y\ J- II. Scucxca, X.D., l^i»"orth. Sixth Street, I'liIXailiAphla

Jorrs* r. IIEMIY, I C'OLLEGE J?£ACX:, A'XTT YORKf WHOLESALE ACKST. d»cl3-dwly

MERCHANT TAILORING

JOHN BAR^TI^Jjlj, 7

MERCHANT TAlLpK, MAIN STREET, Over Haxton A Wllmltj'i Dry flood* StoriWould respectfully call the attention of th ,cititeas of Trrre Haste, aad the public in g«n entl, that he has rented rooms above Saxton A

Walmsley*s Dry Goods Store, for the purpo of carrying on MERCHANT TAILORING,

He keeps always on band a Fashionable lection of Cassimeres, Veftings, Cloths. and is ready to make it up in v-|I E I

Ain

kf-1 SHORT NOllCE,

Ann on very Reasonable Terns. Having at high rents to pay, he promise* to make ap t' order, whether the goods be furnished hy tin or not. Everything in his lino cheaper thar anywhere else. utting done and warranted to fit. libera lit'itfid. anvSMtf

EMOVKD- -MILLINERY.

Mrs. Buckingham has removed her Millinery Store to the Sparks building, corner Thir and Ohio streets, where she will b' pleased to see her old customers and as man new ones at desire good, honest vcr!t at the

»lii street,

N car ourt House

quare

ouse

/v OOLEN DXPABTKENT.

FACTORY JEAJfS,

pwt iiW-u-*

SA TIKETTS,

Harris and Lawrenceburg

CASSIMERES,

French 14 '1

tyiiwjii

AT THI"

^'misoas i-

Jfew York Store.

WITTKSBKKO, BCSCH1IAUPT CO.

SPECIAL NOTICE8.

ADVISES

coxsujnx

Cassimeres, Cloths,

BEATEB8 AND CHUCHILLA8,

In groat variety and ohoap» at the]

NEW YORK STORE."

ATTORNEYS.

JOHH r. BAIBD, OBARLKSCRtJFT. OAIRI) a CR0.t"i. 13 W-"! t»w-

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, :\~l f* OrriOB—No. 82 Main Street, up stairs.

P. BEAUCHAMP, ATTOHNK? AT LAW Hftfeis 141 MA0

noodhotcHs kept

there by I'cterman. l^ast winter I aaw several persons there whose lungs frtdbceit badly diseased, out v.-lio, anderttie heajiui- iniluencovf thecliiaatc and civ njedicincs, were getting \fell.

STBKKT, DP

ATHOROUGH

:ere

is a less

even temperature and it Is n:t nry to say, that, wht'i'Q a consuniptivo per: on osvs him&ell to frequent oil'is, ho is certain to "dio sliurlly: therefore my l.iea Is, go well tliwn intotli" btatc. oat of tho rcai.Ii of jn-evalling ea»t winds and fogf J.iek.sonvliie, alUMstany other ot the lueahuc Iha.'onannd, wl.ll benefit tlioso who tiro trouble^ with a t'orjad I! vi-, a'disordettd itoriKicli dcrntagjrf bowels, sure thnait, crcough but, rthoso v.hos1 lun.s are diseased, a uiero southern point is car nestly recommended.

STUBS.

Western Land Brokers Loan.* yegotia ted,Estates Managed.

Particular attention given to Colic-1 ionOo^*tmnl(innmlieitu from lon-resiiii nt«

MUSICAL.

MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

Course of instructions on

either Piano, Violin, Guitar. Organ or WelodeonTand eultitation o'f the voice may be secured by app(yi^cdirectly to

Prof. GEORGE A. HABTUNG,

Or hyi^ 'Ving oi-dcrs 'kt 'ICisinor's Palace ot Mu«ic. ocfi-dly TERRE HAUTE

INSTITUTE:

MUSICAL

Tuantlti&jiof turtle, ifnd

Music taught in all its branches, both theoretically and practically. Instrumental and •ocal lesBons

forty cent*

each, of a full hour*'

duration. Lessons at the residence of tho upil:one

dollar

each, of forty five minute*

uuration: no pupils taken for a term lesctbUi six months pupils may enter at any time Institute room* over the Postoffice. For further particulars address.

ANTON SHIDE.

septl- 1* j.: ..fti 'rinr-ipal.

BG Kb «t STATIC NERY.

If. 6. OX A/O.,

Booksellers and Stationers^

STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS

^1 BOOKS,

SCHOOL BC0KS,

Stationery,, p* i*** -rBlank Jiooks,

ctvi Or

GOLD PENS, Ac.

Terre Haute, Indiana. dec2-dti

80AP, TALLOW, *C.

P. W. HAG

LUMBER.

SEASONED LUMBER

GXBSO N

O O I E Princeton, Indiana,

—o—

THE

TERRE HAUTE CHORUS CLASS meets every Tuesday and Friday night, rora 8 to 10 o'clock, at the Terre Hau'e flusiral I until Hie Raomt,

OVER TBE POSTOFFICE. nrNew Members ado itted at any time. HAB6EB per Mlth nnrl-dSm

FLOUR, FEED, AC.

KENT C. READ,

A cents and Dealers in

John's Patent Asbestos Roofing. Book Biver Paper Co's Building Roofing Slate, Felt and Cement Boofing, Chicago Elastic Stone Boofing,

PAPERS, used in the place of Plastering on the inside, and for Sheathing nndor the siding on the outside.

Roofs applied in city and country and warranted. Call on u* at tha Prairie City Planing Mills, corner of 9th and Mulberr) streets mayHiltj

DENTISTS.

W.E.ROSSETER

E N I S

BEACH'S BLOCK,

f':»'Memorandums. Foolscap, f,

"1 Letter and"

Photograph Albums 1

nV,:!2!IVEE,OPl»»

FANCY GOODS,

3ERTY,

Manufacturer of

-CHALLENGE AND

No. 1 SOAPS, Pressed Candles,

Callow, Oil, dc., &c.,

South lOth Street,

TEBBEHAUTE,: NuIANA.

This Challenge Soap is guaranteed equai o, if not superior, to any foreign soap fot aundry purposes. Babbitt nor excl-ptetf| iune'dtf

DKAXEB I* 1-

'lour, Heal, Corn, Oats, Baled Hay, and Feed of all kinds,

Ceraer aih Stnd N*l* nta. Articles deliver^ *n any partof the city free •f eharre. deaSdtt

New York Store,'New York Store,

Near Court House Square.

DRESS

jUSTamiredn&d will be sold at are tion of at least 25 per cent, below regular prices:

100 pieces black Alpaca^

30 pieces, rich colors,

French Merinos, c*

50 pieces Oriental) Reps

35j pieces changeable Mo

hair Poplins,

100 pieces low price Dress

Goods./

Try the'

fe*

N S

F«r Birp^s in "Dress Goods.

HO PING.

|OOFING. IV CLIFT & WILLIAJIS,.

/ti

OVER

Rycc's "Buckeye Store." si

«i^ti

WORK DONE AT

New York Prices!

All Operations Warranted.

L. BARTHOLOMEW, STJRGKOK

AHD

MKCRAOTCAL

E N I S

Successor to Dr. D. M. WELD. No. 157 Main St. National Block. Terre Haate. Ind. REMDKKGB— Corner Fifth and Swan streets •naodt

MANUFACTURERS.

PRAIRI-.

SASH, DOORS, BLINDSi,

Hladew aad Oeor Friaei. Moaldlag Bracketa, »«HK9 Start Ralliagu,

f.:

ii.I' I'-. XotelPapers,

J:. Ballasters,

,«!

W tn

And all dwcriptiouR oi Finished Lumber

WIOLBBALl AHD BCTAIL OIALCM IM

FTIsTE LUMBER,

Lath andlShingles,

Slate Boofing, Cement Roofing, Boofing Fislt. Custom Sawing, Planing and

Wood Turning,

DONE TO ORDER,

All Work Warranted. Corner Ninth and Mulberry Ma..

FLOUR BARRELS.

JOHN STANTON,

l«i: f%ir I

J(_

MAKDPACTCTKB OF

FLOXJR BARRELS And all kinds of Slack Work. SHOP—On Poplar Street, between Eighth and ]Sinth. ocl5-dftt

HOTELS.

ittob Bntz.

(NTP

38 ATIOWAL

The Host Yellow Poplar Lnmber

ORKKN OR SEASONED.

lirCall and examine his stock, or "Order a car load. deeVd3ai

CHORUS CLASS.

TKRRE»I IAUTE

CHORUS CLASS.

Bata.

HOUSE.

Cor. Sixth and Main Street*,

err? Haute. Indiana.

Jacob Butz, Son, Props.

This House has boen thoroughly refurnished. my23d1»

TERBE HAUTE HOUSE.

IW Mara and SntnA Su.

Terre Haute. Indiana.

This Hotel has recently been refitted, and put first-class order, offerina accommodation? •asurpassed in the State.

RltTlJI

Proprietor.

STEWART HOUSED Corner Mai aft 8eoond streets, TEBH HAUTE. IBTMAXA.

HAVING

thorourhly renovated and re

furnished the house recently I solicit the patronace of my old friends and the traveling public aeaerall mar Free Bnss to and from all trains. oc27,dtf J^ M. DAVIS. Prop'r.

CLARK HOUSE,

Cor. Fim* OkioSU.,

nerre

Haute, Indiann.

H. GRIFFITH, Prop.

OScc of Marshall, Monteaumaand Palestin'lack Lines. free Buss to and (rrnn all trains no*2Mtf

riimriPESTUIi. -I«SM men who have in:ured themselres by certain sacret hah ts, which unfit them for business, pleasure or the duties of married life: also middle •Red and old men who, from the follies of yoath or other eaasra, feel a debility in ad* ranee of their years, before placinv themsdives under the treatment of any one. should first re»d tbe "Secret Friend." Married Indies will leurn something of importance hy pemsuinc the

"SerTet

9*3 Hala Street,

v.r'iriv1'

Near Court House Square.

SHAWL DEPABTMEXl T.£B 'j li 4».

ARE and LONG frool

Broohe^v^ ,. ^aisley Shawls,

BREAKFAST

The immense variaty^in the above roeds at tha

NEWJ YORK STORE

And our'

LOW PRICES

Are the reason* why nol'customers leaves our house without buying.

FAMILY GROCERIES.

DAN MILLER, Wholesale aad Retail Dealer in Qroceries.Provisions, Nails,Fee

Flour, Fish, Salt. Shingles, to., &o-,

Caraer raarth aad Kagle Streets, Terre Haate. Connected with tha above ii a first- class Wagon Yard and Boarding House, the pro irietorship of which has again been resumed

Mr. Miller, who guarantees to all who maj patronise him, good accommodations at reasonable charges.

W Board by the Meal, Day, Week or Month, mlldwtf DAN MILLER. Proprietor.

aa. a. e#r. c. BUKTIK,

TURNER & BUNTIN,

Wholesale and Retail

A E 8 I IN All kinds of

Family Groceries.

Wa are now opening a general stc^k of Family (Groceries, embracing every article usually lb,

and in such establishments, and reauest our lends and the public to give us a call and amine our Stock and Prices. All kinds ®i

Hends an I and ex-

COUTfTRV PRODUCE Bourhtatthe market price. QireasacaU.No trouble to show foods. a

FLOUR AND FEED.

We have also opened aFlourand Feed Store, where you can at all times get tbe best of Family Floar, Hay, Oats, Bran, &c. All good* delivered free or charge in the city.

TURNER A BUNTIN, Corner 7th and Main Street.

Terre Haute. Oct. fi. 1869. dtf

W. F. BRISCOE, *3

DEALER nr- *5'

Family Groceries, Provisions, Hermetically Sealed Fruits, Vegetables, Oysters, Fish,

v.."*

CITY PLANING MILLS.

CXIFT A WILLIAMS. Manufacturers of

Sauces, Catsup, it Pickles and y.

Country Produce,

erio Street btiwcec 8d and4tl

Terre-Haute, Indiana, &6od8 delivered in the City ree of chartfe

GRAIN DRILL.

tt*

Kewell Poete, lloriag aadNldlag.

E S

JONES & JONEb,.

rt#

•R6

Have the

FARMERS* FRIEND

&RAIN DRILL!

(Kuhn, theeleC brated Drill Inventors last and best.) Force Feed Drill. Operated by Spur Gearing. No Iioose Cog Wheels Abou It •MMlMe toChake It—The Feed Chaaged tfae Second—w 111 Sow Aaj Kind of rala or Seed. Whether Clean or Fo«l.

The grain is distribited by means of small double spiral feed wheels working in cups un der the hopper these wheels carry the grain upward* to a discharge opening in the cup and force

it out, arid with it force o*f itmw

other obetruetioH*.

It is utterly impossible to

choke it, and as evidence of this fart tbe wheat we have in our sample machine is hall chaff, and hy turning tbe wheel it is carried through as well as clean wheat.

It will sow any kind of grain, and in any In"ot1 er'fr feed drills to chnnfe the feed yoa remove one cog wheel and putin another and the cog wheels are loose and liable to be ost- In the

A. It HERS' FRIEND Dftltl

The wheels are all fastened to the drill, an be feed is changed by rimply moving a tma lever—it

is done in ON* aaCnND. Send for Circular showing how Farmers' Friend came out ahead in 18o9 to

JONES

JOKES At

Ssat side Public Square,

TEKBE-HAVTK. IKD.

The Weekly Express Free!

We will send a copy ofthe W «UUTEiruw (or the choiceof eight other Weeklies on out list) free for one year, to any one purchasing Twenty-five Dollars worth or morn from us tor eash before November 1 1870.

UNDERTAKERS.

I A A A

UNDERTAKEI

Is preprred to execute all orders in bisliu with neatness and dispatch, corner ofTbir ann Cherry streets, Terre Haute. Ind. ian2ft-6-cwi

M. W. 0CO*ELL,

XnfDEBT/ KB 3.

flaving purchased back from B. W. Cha »i«k, Oruber Co.. tha Undertaker's Fahlishmant, and having had seven yea experience in the busiiess, ia now prepare 'nrnish Metalic Burial Cases, Cases, Car Vets, and Wooden Coffin*, of all style* ansite*.

from

Fri»nd." Sent to »ny

address, in a sealed enveolpe. on receipt of cents. Address Ds. CHASLIB A. 8IC*«T I Co.. Boston. aaffSO-deodwly

New oi Store,

78 Meij_ ctreci,

iT^ar Court House Square.

1XA.NNEL&BLANKET EEP'T

"for a splendid stock in factory mado S Sannels, representing all coiois and

plaids^

Wlilte Silver-tfrey and BroTrn

Jjjft.3STK:ETS I

!0ur assortment in

Scarlet and Yellow Flannels

On Thes"1^**

Will insure th*ir speea&

... Buy your

Blankets and Flannels^'

At th.

O ii

OR E.

WARNER'S

PILE KI MEDY.

Werner's Pile Komt-Uy bna never tailed (not even in one case) to cnio the v«ry woiat cares ot Blind, ltc' ing or hlerdine^q Pi I s. Those who are afflicieil rbould immc-" dintely call on heir druggist and gel

NEB'S PILC KKMKDY.

An-.

It is

DP.ESSLY

for tho'™

Piles, and is not recomuiende'' io-cure any other disease It has cured ninny cx&cs of over thirty years standing. I'rice One Dol lar. or sale by druvgiMs everywhere. S"

DYSPEPMA.

Waraer'

Ityiprpsia loiile is prepar-'

urf eclusively for b^o^eptics nud tlmse guttering with habitual costivi net-s I i? a^ll^ btly imul»ting t- nic aud splendid uppet zer it streniitbens tbe stomach «na rt.-iores the digestive organs

ti.e

HEN I

WAKSE:'»

v. -.J.v1!r•

thy state-

Weak, nervous and dyspeptic persons shouli'. use

s.-Ki-

IA IOMO.

Kortiulo by!

Uruxgists. Price Une liollur.

COUGH WO 5IOBE.

Warner's (Tuiiath iwl aui is bcnling sottuning and expectomt ug. 1 he •-xtiaiirtiiuury power it pogfesres in immeilinte

lieving, nnd ercntnHi curing, most ob-

W 1 N O I

gre

tp-

rtinate custb toughs, (JoId.-, Sore 'iliruat, Bronchitis, Iuflu. uin, aiarih. lloarMiiuft, Afttima aud Cousuuiptiou is almost ii.crcdible. -o prompt tho renet ai certain its k*' effects in all the above ca.-es. or any a flection of the throat nd luugs, thut th-u.uuus ot pbysii'ian- are daily trcscriliiiK ii, ai.d one /H, and all say ihat it is tbe most hmling aud expectora ing medicine monn. une uore always afiords reiiei.and in u.oslt-ascs one bottle •effects a cure c-old by druggists in laigo bottles. Pi ice One dollar. It is your own I ult ii you still cough and suffer- Ihe Bal.-am will cure.

Drink, aarncr's 1 liuiiii ilir,»r nine

l.lfe, is ir- lrom any poisoi out drupe or impurities, being prepared for those whe reiiuire astimuiaut. .t is a »pli utiui uppituir nd tonic, and the finest tiling in tliu worid orpurifingthe blood. Itis tbe most plear-

Preserves, Jellies"*•=

and delicious article ever offered to tha puolic, far xupeiior to brandy, wbt.-ky, trine, bittern, or any other article It is more healthy, and cheaper. Both male and female, young or old, can take the ine oi l.ite. It is, in fact, a li preserver- 'lLose vvh wii-h to enjoy food health and a free flow ot livcly pirits, »ill do well to take the W inu »f Lile. is different from Hny tliinit eer belore in use. It is sold by druggists al.ioatall respectable saloons. Price une Dollar, in quart bottles.

EMM KIVA OGUE.

Wsrnrr'n l.miiicnnKOX'M' i« the only article known to euro the tN hites, (it will i-tre ine erycase.) W her is iho tairnly in whii this important medicine i.« not *:mteu? Mothers, this is the greatest blessing ever offered you and you should immediately procure it. It is also a sure cure for Female lr, regularities, and may be cpended upon in every case where th monthly flow has been obstructed through cold or disease. Sold ly druggists. Price 0"o Dollar. Or scut ly mail on receipt of One Dollar and a Qimrter.

Addrs»s 619 Mate St.,Cblcago, III. nov^-dwly

Money Cannot Buy It|

For Sight is Priceless!

rHE DIAMOND GLASSES

Manufactured by

i. E. SPENCER & CO., N. Y.,

Which are now offered to thr public, are pro nounced by all the cclobrated Opticians of the World to be the 0-

nOHT PERFEC T,

Natural, Artificial help to tbe human eye «ver known. Tbey are ground undrr tbeir own supervision, from minute (. rystal Pebbles, melted together, and derive their nome, iMamond," on account ot tbeir hiirdncss and brilliancy.

The Scientific Principle

which they are cucstructcd brings the ey •r centre of the lens directly in front of the ye, producing a clear and distinct vision, the natural, healthy ?ight. and preventing II unpleasant sensations, fueh as glimmernx and wavering ol sight, dixxiuess, Ac., peuliar to all others in use.

hey aremonnled in

J. R. TILLOTSOU,

i-.-i

tha beat and largest stoek

burial material in the .State, at No. 2 Nort Third treat. Terre Tlute. Indiana. Terre llaute. May

.Yo.

the flucst

manner

in frames of the host quality of all materia used tor that purpose.

their Finish and Durability can8 no" be b'urpassed CAPTION—Norie genuine unless bearing heir trade markO stamped on every fraico.

fewrler and Optician,Sole Agent for Terre 'laute. Indiana, from whom they can only obtained. These goods are not supplied t« f'edlers. at anv nrice. mar21«iwlv

PROFESSIONAL.

-t

rt.'"tSCi

MORTON STEVENSON, 3H.

1.}

A Office and Residence at the

TJ,

BUNTIN HOUSE,

I loca'ed permanently in Terra

llaute re^ecfuHy tehders b'f serviaas tbe citizens oi Ttirediaute nnd *ii inity. dec3-d3m

217 Main Street,: Bet. Sixth and Seven h,

ROSHN.TAIIO* FREE from 9 A. II. to o10-dw_

EMOVAL.

A S N

re E

w.fcv n»d •*'*n *nd Domes 1 iquora A to his New Buildii g. No. tt *-J Wre«t. immediately opi osite the Terra aute IIouso. decH-dlw-wla