Daily Wabash Express, Volume 21, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 December 1871 — Page 3

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fat and usofnl Parlor Migasineln America. "Iig'T SH«.PiKirx! is a beautiful Chromo^ atatt Bplendld 'ParlOr Plottfre, and a valuable

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MUSICAL Hi8TrnJtE. -Music taught in all its branches, both theeretieatly and practioaUyi Inrtrranitilmi vocal lessons forty cent* eanh, of a full hour* duration. Lessons at the residence of the pupil dollar each, of forty-five minute* duration no pupils taken for a tern less than six months pupils may enter at any time Institute rooms ever the PostoOoe. For fur'ANTON SHIDK.

Principal.

IOSICAL miRUCTION.

VTHOROUQH

either Piano. Violin, dsitar. Organ or Jdelodeon.and eultivation of the voice may Ibe see a red by applyinf direotlyt®

iProf. GEORGE A. HABTU1TG, Or tor HaAring orders at Kissner's Music. •cfedlr

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taf if There cNKfcak spot fcilefrtwri.'^and

the wisest thing that any man or woman can do is to fortify it by a course of Hostetter's

first thing to be done_ ii to strengthen the ravBarfy, The sam%j"olicy should be adopted with the human body?wben its direst fee, malaria, is abroad. If the stomach is weak Ihls tonic will lend it rigor if the bowels are morbidly sensitive, this alterative will regulate them if the liver is inert, ttiTs whole* om«stim»lant will rouse it there is c&a stipution.this aperient will eure it if tl«te is nenronsdebility, this neivine wiH replaeo it withnorv.ous riser ifthere is imparity

the blood, this dupurent will neutralise it if thitre is ctoid %n the spirits, titfsiitiiar ant will dispei it. These are facts that hare hm demotetf^pd erery day for the last VVenty yearg. C&n as much be said for any ».h medicine—or rather, can as much be

'scrupulous. Do not aopept any^f the local bitters sometimes recpinmended by dealers lieu of the Standard Re^oratiye.

A N&w Bnjojpnent

Ladies, havejyoa used.McBSAr A LAW

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FLORIB*VATI« It is really the best pertume to be found. It is equally suited for the handkerchief, the tojlet and the bath- Jp, Prance and England, In Bou'th and Central America, and in Indi|and Chitfa, Ac., Ac it is the only perfume in-«xtensive use so agrees.ble ahdirefreshing is its delightful fragrance, that When once ttMd it iVinvariably referred to all others. may5-deodly

OS" MARRIAGE.

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ELIEF.FOR fwKm'EK from cts of Brlbrslaip Ahmses in ear

the

ly life, Ua^h^od tAt^edt ille^ius debility cured. Impediments to Marriage removed. New method of treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars lent free, in sealed envelopes^

Addr&ss, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,'fro. South Sinth-St:. PhilaJelphia, •ct5-dw3m

lATCHElAM Vint BTK. This superb Hair Dye is the &ett in tKe WMH' —Perfectly Harnilftss, reliable and Instaiit*peous. Nodit^piointment. No Ridiculon* Tints, or Unpleasant Odor- The genuine W. A. Batchelor'a Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY a splendid Black or Natural Brown. Does notaStain the Skin, but leares the Hair. Clean. 86tt fcnd Beitnfital. Th« only Safe And Perfet Dye. Sold by all Druggists Faotory 16 Bond street, N York. 25-dd-wly-BMF J* vorl

.gp-1'R£ CAUSE AND CURE OS" Cpit|rnlTin^.—The primary caufo of Consnmp. I ion is derangement of the dl c»tlvc brjans. TW» terangenfent produces deficient nutrition and assimilation. By assimilation, I mean that process by whicUthe natriment.of the food is converted into blopd. andthengo into the solids of the body. Persons with dl-'Cstion thas Impaired, hairing the slightest,predisposition to pulmonary.diMwe, or if th^rtako cold, tHII be vcry liable to haW CoAsntnirtiod of the Lungs in some of its forms and 1 hold that it will be impossible to cure any case of Consumption without -first restoring a goed digestion irnd healthy assimilation. The very first tiling to lie done is to cleanse the stomach and bowels from all discascl mncns and slime which arc clogging these organ, so that they cannMperform t'-ieir functions, and then rouse up and re-ttoi-e tho'liycr to a healthy action. For this purpose, tiic surest and best remedy is Schenck's Mandrake Pills. These Pills clean .the stomach and bo-.vcls of all the dead and morbid slime that is causing disease and decay in the whole system. Tliey wtU.clear out the liver of all diseased bile that has accumulated there, and arouse It np to a new and healthy action, by which natural and healthy bile is secreted.

The stomach, bowels, and live rare thus cleansed by the asrof Schenck's Mandrake Pills but there remains in the stomach an excess of acid, the organ is torpid and the appetite poor. In the bowels, the lacteals are weak, ar.d requiring strength and support It is in a condition like this that Bchenck'# Seaweed Tonic proves to be the most valuable remedy ever discovered. It is alkaline, audits use will neutralize all excess of acid, making the stomach sweet and ftesh it will give permanent tone to this important organ, and create a good, hearty appetite, and prepare the system for the first procesS *f a good digestion, and ultimately make good, healthy, living blood. After this preparatory tfsfttnjent, what remains to cure most cases of Consumption is thf free and persevering use of Schqnck's Pulmonic Syrup. The Pulmonic Syrup nourishes the system, purifies the blood, and is readily absorbed into the circulation, and thcnce distributed to the diseased loqgs, There jt ripens all morbid matters, whether in the form of absccsscs or tubercles, and then assists Nature to'cxpcl all the diseased matter In the forth of frcb expectoration, when Once it ripens. It is then, by the great healing and purifying properties of Sehcnck's Pulmonic Syrup, that all ulcers and cavities are healed, up sound, knd my patient is cured.

The essential tiling to be done Sh earing' Con. snmptlon 1* to get up a good appetito and a good digestion, t'o that the body will grow ih flesh and get strong. If a pcrgonhas diseased lone*, a cavltyor absecs* there, tne cavity cannot heal, the matter rfjiifin, long as the system is below |mr. Wluit {.« necemary to cure is anew order of thii.ii.'. a good npiietite. a good nutrition, tlu- lodv to i»iow iu flesh and get fat' Ulen NalUiv W the cavities will heal, the matter:* will ripen unl b«.thrown off in large quantltlea. and the pew rt-jpiTn health and strength. Thk is the true am! only plan to cure C«n?umptlon. "»nd if a person in very bad, if the lptigs :.re iiot entirely destroyed, or even if one lung entlrelj ^oue, if there is enonch-vitality left Ut-the othet 'to heal np. there is hope.

I have seen mahy jound lunr. live and Tliis Is wGatathtmcl Jonstimptlon. They will clean out the stomach, jweeten and strengthen it. get np a good dlgesciou, and give Nature the assistance site needs to

I have seen mahy persons enred, with only lung, live and enjoy lire to a gNd old I what Si&bncfc'srowcinfts-Jrw dp to. cure

one »g»

Medicines care should be exercised not to take .-old: k'cep in-doora in cool'and damp weather avoid niirht-air, and take out-door exercise only iuag*n^al.andwannsunshine.

I wish it distinctly nflueretood that When I rcxmmend a natlcnt to be^carefiil4n regard to takrag cold while using my medicines, Ido so for a •pecial reason. A wan Vrho"hl« but partially rocovered ftom the cffeca of a.bad cold is for more liablo to a'relapse' than oho who has been entirely cured, and St is precisely The same in regard to Oorirampthra. Bo loitg as the lncgs are.aiat'tier^ rectly tiealed, just so kmgjs there imminent danger of a IhU return of the disuse. Hence it Is that I so strenuously caution pulmonary patients 'against, exposing themselvt to an atmosphere that is not genial and pleasant. Confirmed Consnmptires' lungs ace *mns» of sores, which the least change of atmosphero will iniume. The grand secret of my' pnc«ps *ith tny medicines consists in my ability to subdue Inflammation Instead of provoking ft, as luany of the lacnlty da An inflamed tang cannot with safotyto tfre p* tient be ex(osed to the biting blasts of winter oi. the chilling winds of spring or autnffiti. It should:be ciirefiilly «hilde« from all irritating infiuencei. The ntmo-t caution should be observed in this particular, as .without it aenpe under almost any circumstance* is aiiltiipbssibllity. /^he person should be kepton awhplefomoand lmtntioos diet and all tho Jncdlcinw Contimted until the body t&s restored to iL-thb^MMual quantity of flesh and strength.

I was myself enrtd by Utla treatment of the xvorst kind of Consumption* at# havftjixed -tp get lit and hearty these many years, trlth one lung mostly gone. 1 have enrcd-thoafcapda since, ana very many havo been cured by this treatment whom I have never seen.

About the 1st of October, I expect to take possession of my new building at the northeast corner of Sixth and ArCh Sheets, where I shall be pleased to give advice to all who may require it.

Full directions accompany.AU my remedies, so •at a person in any part of the woHd can beread ••If cured by a strict obmi

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$200,000.00

IN VALUABLE GIFTS

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Harness, worth.........":.»».».».» .. 600 each S Fine tbnodRosewBodPiano,worth ,SW «Mh 25Famiiy Sewiof Maehmes. torth 500 Moh 230(i Gold and (in all) worth from to 8Wjs*chv

bums. Jewelry, fa.. A«* Imber: *r Tiekels limited 1Q.OOOS AGENTS WANTED TO SELL TICKETS, to wftftin LiberifJ Prejna»s wilJh.e pau.

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BOOT» «i fHOES.

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A FIXE AND COMPLETE

Fall and Winter Stock

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BOOTS AND SHOES,

In all styleB, and to.be sdld at the 3

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ror. tUxth and Mala Streets. gep27-dw3m

P.HBIST LEIBING.

Custom Bn(

Main Street between 6th & 7th, Kaufman's Block.

/"CUSTOM WORK done in the neatest ftyle V.and on short sotioe at reasonable rates. Constantly on hand-—a larse assortment of self-made Boots and Shoes, Come and examine. yourself.

Good Eastern Work at low prices. oet!9-3m

something in the1way

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having a few UUarehours ^ch evening, would like to en ploy them in givinc fnstrae^ tiona on the Piano^ OgMi or Melodftpn. To those jpupils who will practice daily, foil tatisfaetion will he *•»!**-eed.

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HARPER'S MAGAZHiiS. O-JK JR

Th«r« *Muin« »nintelligent ia«m«BriMi alord to be without isines are accumulated, Har-

#(^?hS™oung

nice Boot or Shoe, call at I. K. Clatft.ltand see a nairofthe

xeelsior gaiters. They are be atest «tyle. nice and convenient. 8« -mam: A mat

BAKERY.

UNION STEAM BAKEBT ... )*-*l ,19f1'

FRANK HEINIG & BBO^ Manufacturers ef all kind Vrackers, ,-H Um

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i** Bread ana Candy« }.3'.is#. iw«o -\%k '.Dealers in

Foreign & Domestic Fruits.

Vancy and Staple Grvce+les, .LAFAYETTE S7REE7, ai o* Bet. the two Bailroad*,*

may2i rtsiji Tvrre *Javte, Jfd

WINES.

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K) AOOB »'-PISHER Has just received another choice lot e?

RHINE, FRENCH AND CALIF0RN1A WINES, Which he will sell hy the bottle or gallon at reasonable prices. Try a bottle, if you want a pure article.

PABTltS will be fatcished ftcncptljby the callon.or in dntens

ijndPIANO TUNWC^

WILLIAM ZOjtBI. PIANO TUNSIB.

/VRDKRS

left at

B. G. COX'S

Bool Store

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There is not* Mwuins which shows more «MB1I-

^at farinHn^ wSich sbows mere .in* ezp«n(Md Mi iUutidM and il excontion* Then ll not a ©0® rhanicalexecution- There W notacheapen Mansiae pubUahwi- Thers *ot, eoafm•dW, amorepopular If ansine in tke world. —if no England MowuiUad. .... ...

A repository of biotwtphy and history, lit-

other American ames are valnal—, enee a* any cyclopsedia we can place in our libraries, flaroer's Ma««« is a rtcord^of tratel eVery wnere 4nM tlfe hoar ot It* establishment. Livinretone anA^erdon CJuJ»nine, in Africa. Strain among the Andes

SCf ,W'fcar bio*raphyTOnr amrts see tha best evidences of their geniu»*»d.he n»oBt«nduifn* s^WKg msn» ojrTheirwork 10 the Mataiine.~!t^l.(

It is one of the wonders of journalism—the editorial manafemeiit ofHa»«W-Z»f Ira-

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ILISUKANCE.

pxOFFICE OF THE

Springfield Fire & Marine

INSURANCE CO%4

.-30 ~l -X" 1tSOZ SPBIKOFIKLD. Ma88.,/0CU 25, 1871

UAGER A McKEKJJ As many of thi Compgnies have- been deceived in the amount ofthelr CTieagoiesies, we oonclude at this late day to n^ake the following 'Statement which we faimc tote correct: Assets at Market Valuo. Chicago Losses not over 9450,000 All otbei oacttan'd'glKiises W.220 "7io79.,rt0

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unjai

This will give us our Capital of W#",0*0 entire, and Surplus of |7fl,7Si, and ire expect a Salvage of over 9W.IHW atyChicago.

Our Adjusters are paying all Losses at Chicago as fast as they can be adjusted.''

Our Directors and Stockholders are pledged to pay to the Company rko non their Stock $325,000-within thirty days as a Reserve against'All'ontstanding risks, in accordance with the Law of Massachusetts and Sfew Yetk. This will gitti-*£ C*rrrA1:'"i*n StntRKl of over.' $900060 after paying al ontstatdibtlosses-

This puts us on a firm financial basis, and we shall expect a large increase of bnkiness at yoar hands ongood and des iimb Ivpnpdrty at largely iaote^Md rates. Your efforts is, our. behalf at this time, in. this direction will be appreciated. Select your bustBeel wittt great care*and atoid hard and hud« airable risks as heretofore, and please be particular not to give os too mnch in one risk or locality.r

Hoping lor favorable report* from time t», tinie.w.eremam^ „r lours very truly,

FBEBMAN. President.

SAKFbM®:®^^^1-

UNDERTAKER.

nig ,1

I S A A A

UNDERTAKEK Is pre with and

pirtd to execute aft OTtiefs in neaiMS*. and-difpatoh. eorner ofThicd Cher ttneti,Ttri«Hsatl,hul .twit muM 07 .oVJsmMe«H«H

Ti-i,

*lks2?Vsr*B'

8ap,|li^wiUi Am^i^nJonmaaattnttes

the authorized a roB *•. XJotTtn Sraixs, ah

We are

no* Ao*S

Oil I pabli«lMza) to offtr these Joarnnle at a

I*kt«tes,v -a

lmniediate atta&tion they may favor us. piant uB4ettaking

io all orden wi Having teken a step in su oB4ettaking never before attempted on so large a scale* m'. trust that we will-be kupiiorted by' prompt and hearty response for wherePeriodical Literature circulates, at it doea among nine-tenths of or pbpulation,aniatfl^ ]nm for lessening.the rate lmWMdjjjvinc to the prebenl patron! of otrr Joartials wiuns for extending their snbscnptiona, aad$o those unable to ray the regular trices a Ineans for satis ying tho necessity th at slower rate-1s 2 Pubi«^Ble»sinr. ihi

inable to ray the regular pncea a

sea*'

wuHwsent fresco ea«happli(^tit fortwM. AddVesi United States Snbgcriptli arr Fifth atnet. Pi SIM prospectus .m

TpifEirYOIUCpMpS.

Baily, 'Weekly sind Semi-Vecklj.

This journal is now thoroughly identified with the greatest political necessity ~of the hour—uncumpromising warure again»t all lorms ot corruption, whether in national or ocalgo "erndient. Fur years past the X1ME6

ll tot

The Model Newspaper W'eur country,

been exjposipigtbe demyraliiittg scheana Ot seit Interested pplitician%,aiitl its reeeht warfare ttpon the i'am many Demberats uak Men reoeived with universal agpror»l. It laaadheted to the pledge giveulh ltk origilal prospectus more tn«n twenty years agOk that the piitilie should be truly represented, andtbejr mtere«t taithfuiiy «usHM through its columns, Its record has been pure and kiadMUi, and thenighesi aim of its propria tors is to render it more and. more worthy ot Its past history, and of th* confidence whioh the public repose in it. 'i~w» oiit of three ot toe original proprietors still direct its policy, and guide it on all public questions. They inrpose that the 'TIMliiO shall continue to teep clear pf all narrow and unworthy influencer and cliques, and aim to represent the

.reat body 01 the public, rom personal tactions. It oteenii fectly inoependent position, and speak the truth on all'subjects nd about men. -.Its greatly

saras pd is free to

suDjecu and about all increasedcirculation

th oughout the country adds to its power and infimncs. it wilt tontinne to beafaitanll exponent of Bepnblican principles, and M-: vocate with untiring energy every oamse lands to farther the welfare oT the

which tends to farUier the~ weliare o' utmost, care will be devoted te r*th3reaflnr-

people. Thei— pol cal news from »pecial sotircea iac the fresideniial canvass. This depart

ing

ment of the paper wilj be unusually full and trustworthy. tieneWed enterprise^will beexhibited in every oepartmtnt of th? paper, and lam space wilt be devoted t4 import* ol speeches made during elect ons, or on «ther important- political Occasion*.

A very tuil summary ol news, and, many reneral artiolea of .great intenit, a» pvblishedinthe Semi-Weekly editions an .thCJEeekl*.edition report of the croceedinga at the Club, ah excellent summary of political inr formation, and a geat variety bf matter suitable for family reading,

The NEW-XOBK fUiUs Pre-eminently a family paper, all oojectionable advertisements being rigidly ex«luded and it has a constantly inoreatmg oircnlation among the most respectable olasses of the cbmrn unity'

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... _i whbre^ «an be procured send the iered letter. THE NSW'Y'

»UJ

Mew Xork Oity.

PAINTERS.

mint br. itax

TH. H. BARB.

YEAKLE,^^

3ll

dsr rriiK/S

Fifth Street, hw 9fnln aHd Ohlo,

n-ifrt mooii-?,,,''AI,E®8

Painl8, Oil and Glo&s, I yl8Ai6m

"Wlio's Your Painter

COFRSE IT ift

W S A N O

No5 Soirtl» Fifth Street.

PKAtKTj^tJm^

Muka&ctarero of

SASH, DOORS BLINDS, Window and Ooer Fraaes. llsaldiag Braefeet^ JR*»*Tofl3 dt tjtarl -BnlIlagt# it) 1 BallasterSy

1- ij 5a«"

Hewell Pests tloring and8ldlng.

Aad ail d«Bcriptiwn ot Finished Lumber

'%sot.malc *jn amn einm in

£TtsTj£ 'LT7MBER, '9 w* irm £,ath and Sh*ngJe*, .«vl

Slate Hoofing,

Giistom SawinawPlanJn| an(| Wood'Kirnihg, •.

DONE TO ORDEB,

Cdrut! NlttUi uidJItftetri 8U

a* PRIMT IMC INK ins

FERRY PRINTING WORKS,

Philadelphia, Pa.

C. E. ROBIXSOX & CO.,'

TERB£HAI?TE«

Tbope of dtittefrifm wbp !a 3F«tr« Hwle, iMioe ilJ»» *«™w»c«wai tad troabl*. Tit* ndictidft hw

v/':f

Acrktfnnd

JONB8 *J6KBS,e.s-

i«i*are.

Art'" •mesilesi rnillsn*. T*mm*

R^ftAOe.WMaiB^t. is asatai, MathMsns#,A*4 n- -r. RASTUtT kCO lOT Main-sti oa fmh-

LB8#TDTT Mt ll»in-sts "TOWI«»lirC0« JUM»

—e^s swd Biasial frei irmifrvm.: AMAQlUti. heb Ninthn«L Tenths

itfQB'S v&KPXTBAI4..

fMni,Bll

H.8.

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X(CHABDdON« 00 ,r8Malr'*t.

:filkntMai*'aaOwtmll

W. H. SCtDDBR^ 19* Maln-rt.

N.KAXZXNBACH.ieMaUt-M.U !.v,0v.

j. A. AKKlpt.cor. First andWalnut....

BUHTIN*MADISU«. *ain-st aDlXCK A SuXMXi Main eor..JTonrth.

I JtetsOl.)

WAHKBN.UUBMhtt ACO..™ TKIpi^l&. BXISCHMpl Brf M«a (WlMl«Ml».f

CASE, BROTBSK *00.,«(llaii

street^

A O tO W 1 6 7 If at on a

rttuy dteds^e. (Whel«al«*ltottil)

Shraltare (IfhelssaleaaA K«tak|l.)

K. D: UARVvliUS Main-tt.'"

w,iw*T

(Wtwlfeirtej

'ACOj'IM ahd 162 Main-tt. irOOX,Maineor.'filth.(WhOlensUo awl K««a£'

•IMwi O'l

jOSBPff StKOKa. Iff Ban4t. Ow sndjttsamllltlac, A.«RII7. Ohio-it. Hardware, *«. (WtioIeMle 4k Istall.^ AtlSTIIf, 8'liSfBK''ic CO.,172 Main-st 3. COOK AS0N,l»2and l64Main-st. ii.CORY it CO., 121Main-«t.

BatSi Caps aa4 Btvaw B»»i t-irr J. H.SYKES.113 Main-st. tn Hair Werkr» MtlH H*i,« MgBBUftHa ir»m

Lcsthrr,and Flidi|«.

L. A. BURNETT A CO., 1« and 1« Main-st. (WlralOTalt J.»: XTNi *CO.. 229 Main-st. |l«Klnt Tallarn. W, H. BAHinsTER.TS Maln'sf." 8CHLKWIN&, 192 Maia-«t.

•tlllaitry amd kviey 6ee4k. ..

}, L. 8TB49g»H9WtHet. •arfeleAseelehanalte fwsmaa*iaaa J.-B. Jk B. W, FALMBR 00

N. oor. Maia Aud ihirdkl

Narn«i7^nsus ard Flarftatsi. HEINL

SbROS.,

Greenhouses andl ^Mal«.

Bale grotmds, southeast city. near .Blast Furnace. Motions, Ae. (Wholesale,) a| U. R. JEFFBR8 A CO.. 140 Main-st^ WITTIQ Sc DICK, 148 Main-st.

Piaaoa, Organs aad Maal*-.. L. KISSKER, 48 Ohio-st. Plow BaaniMttiMH. PHILIP NBWJBART, Finjtst Pluenix Feaadny sued BaeblaeWeriis McBLFRESH A BARKABD^cotSth A Eagle

Ptiotosrapbem. ..

J. W. HU8HER, «or. Main and Sixth. W I 1 0 5 A in Boeiai (Slat* aad Gravel.) CtfFT & WILLIAMS, cor. 9th and Jfulberry, BMI Estate, Ins. 4k Celleetlag As«ate. GMRIMB8 A ROYBB.^t S. M(th-st.

Slcbiway Masies. iisiw

A- BfllDEiAgeilt,over Postofiee. $ nicjfio .-Saddles sued Hatasss. „4 PHILrfKABBt, 1^6 Main-st.

Saddlery Harilwai* (Wh»l»»«al*.)r F^ A. ROSS, 58. Fifth-st. if»u» J«s jewlnc •aehlaet.l ^i •:&>* & WJLBRLER. Weed Agency.7.?- Fifth. .. "Steam aad"«as. D. W- WATS0®. iSOMkln st.. J*"'1*"

S. R. HEVDEBSON,

Main-st.

SMITH A W HEELER.. 150 Main-st. "Stoves, Haatles aiad,Crates, fc'L. ALI.,128 Mainistv

Mtieaeli Rles and "a*t

J. R. WOTB,199Main-»t. SlkJ a lash, Boors, tolls** andlaalWII/ CLIFT A WILLIAMS. cor^ SthnindMiObaTry

is it

si' 'vFjtMalJ'

^tlanary aad Ferlskie KaBlss^si.^ J. A. ARKER, cor. First and Walnut Tla gnd Slate Rootlag. MOORB A HAGBRtt, 181 Maln-tt.

1h«mlra*fc

P05frsf€

MILLS.

Travellag Bag' Jfaaofae-. taren.

V. Q. DICKHOtFT, 196 Main-st. Watches, Jewelry aad IMssaoads. tJ, K. PRffEMATJ. Opera Bouse. 'Jr TILl+OTOOa.-W Main-et.

laeeb Bats fiofrrr SATIOJTAL HOUSfL

Otr. Siecth and Miim StrtUi

Tftrre Haute. Indiana

Jacob Butz, Son, prop*.

Thi jHonss has been tt oi^n. -:»nrniah^j

i7B ,.V J-t '_»« -v: -. SStiB 1 fd 4 BVNTIN

emi"

Cor. Third end Ohio

Terre ^avte, .- Indiana.

THIS

Hotel has recently been refitted and pnt in first-class order, offering superior inducements to the traveling public. ... flood Ir rotna fet IheSNAnSMl '8 of commercial travel.

Free'Bus too and from all trains. -M. M. BRUFOBDv Fwpi, Formerlfo# the Jttna andSbetmanUohse, Danville, III. ^iMne»l-46»

:.l CI4BF^[»lJiE, Oar. firtt Ohio St*..

Terre Haute, Indian*.

Office of MonUsus^a and P| Lines. Free Buss to and frcm sll

TERRE

MA^CFACTUBKJiB of Ii". Bluk ^dj Saata.

Printing. nnvSi-^Mw,

MumiMi.SwHKk St*

ttftctnrrt. CTfiire«h*, "0

bn*

8leve«,Tlaware,Ar iz'i

19m nil

HOTELS.

SF£tIiLTII»

•titoncphtr. ten'!.

El'^obtmon Co

^TdBBEXtS,

N». 10» Main Street,

^yiL^offsr t^j Ti^ at^wr

ChMp sum n&Anivan.

QMM

Ladiee' M«riiU Biblwd

pl a^9 jpptton Half

{B Ca«ea 1

BON.

Assorted OlMWrsre

itvetf t#W

4f WM?EE8JLB.

tolletieM» I-.is 2 fi] Fancy Gsedm

Cigan,

SKSLISH^ 0EUM1T AM^UCAS

rrnH- ,«oa:J {Psrhiasiy, sear. '-V »4 Oottoa Tans,

Wlf^Increas^

Batting, At.

caiatal a^d New stock

are prepared to offer friends and tomers superior inducements to buyof us. mm DiNMlat itteado»wiii bsimtrOaih Bu ers, Pedlers and Auctioneers. ^148 a|n.

-u:. ,u ::-Ala*-, i-', fn,• n^t^mai. fusuwW%-

U. R. JEFFKB8A OOf

CpmmiFsian AndWhtlesal*I)ea«in ^i^taple and Paany^-

3 S O I O I S

White Goods, SMtrtorBack Gloves, Ac Bkelttrtve AiWKts

OPJEjPB

r^M*. L4»Kad»*(McW

Al'f n)«v*.rrrnPt1y rttepdrd Jo oc2dwt

PNObP£GT4JS.

FOR is7J3S's

... -tt rv .-ic-'-SJi

TwentySevei\tlt

uctun, AeneuitvrKAngvmnnf, tfoiwie^ancliArt

^ahiwwttRWH»«!

OF QEKAxivALIJB AMHK33ERJ&SX Its practical sussestides will save hun

iM and MeehMiicat iouBMllS ef the world.

Aa«*#PICULLia(tof atlthe^ateaU Ipatd i*PubUfclieU.Weekly- .. The teprly numbers ot the BCIENTIFIC AMBB cCAN Jg»ake Two.^ptendid Volnsaes

aPKClME* COME* dEST FBEK. TEBMS.—$S a Tear, 1 50 Half Tesr CTabs of ten Copies ror One Tear, |1.60 «a«),fr** With a SPLENDID PfifeNniM }o th^ per son who (bribe the Clnb eohbtoUnc of copy of ihis-i oeJebiated Steet-PlAte £ni

MUNN «c CO., Pubfukerti of the Seiei.tifiq Amerietm, %7 FarK KtfW. He*

iTOVilt.

7STT Hi

SEW TnwuJf".

WfflttJfcSALB SOTIDKS.

3Al-(8neee4ser to^A.C.AvWirtw,)

Kstai Stveiti

jftfefcers and OomiiitesIwi

V/USM*

Steel-Plate BngiayiAg,

Men of Progress.'

in connection with the publication uf tht Sciefienti&o American ^heiin-, derflgned conduct the extensit agency in PATE

KrJ,'K*w

5^^WolrId lbr procuring

Jhii best way't'6 obtain an answer Lo the question—Cad 1 chtajn. a Patent? is to write to KUAN A CO., »7 Park RoW, New fork. Hh°:hnve hnd over Twenty.five Sears' B*-

should bf seat. Forinstj— Eurbpenlr terrerencas,—,— t. Patefl»« Bules »nd £reeeed iB»8 of the Pat entOmce. 3he New,Patent Lanj.tE^ainiAant b'V.EM»»i'So'OTONDWV&%i 1M mailed ftiM« on application. All business, strictly confidential. Addrets

•at

F. H. M'KUBKSH.

J. BARNARD

Ph«enix Foundry

-fitnbs •oil Ja

MA VEEI.FBKS& BAXVABD

Cora«r Ninth »sd Eagle Htreets," tz&ff- -.".-• '••a •1 '(2(eac.the Passcaesc Depot

*rTilautk i^i). -n %»ih dpfAm 1O-.J lUAHtJF'AO'tUB* 8tea'm Kn»ine»r Ma-

mos A$» rtnm cisTi^cSr

•1 ^•1

RETIRING DOSE PKOMFTLY

All parties connected with tbk establishment being "practical mechsnies of several yeari' expenehee. we reel safb in saylns that te ens 1 new.

4^rU

otr

if" Tr

cftf a

Want to Keep Warm

And gnt the finest ^-*s

Parlor Open Grate Store .IntheJhrket.

BEOWATli JpA^PJiT!,

wj.'i

(jPENllfl

For the fi«st 0M1 Cook Store,

CO TO BAU.'"ST«TE STOKF

For the Cbeap^st 8t#ws,

For the L&rge'si Stock b'StoTet And the Greatest Variety ol Stores,

BALL BEATS THEM Atlf' Cornea

No. 188 Main Street, GIERKE RAIT1S, ISK* novl-dwm2

CROCERIES.

(l »'uiw -et UJ*1*1 it*, B. tcuu.

W•B-ASBILLITO.

Stree^t»

In UieB, p^M?)pnwlJ ofttwif#

c-»l

V7I.SBIiJ4*i

^NEW riUM.

TUBKSB 1~8BILLIT0, grCCWSOBS TO Tarxr A Bnntin.

c'at lb

having purchased the

interest of T. & Boa tin in the Irm ot Turner Buntin, we have torined a copartmrshinnnder tbenaise and ^l#ot UUR--NEB A SBILLITO. and, wiUoontinue th^^

FAMILY GROCERY AHD

General Produce Business,

AfTHieiBiTAIlB.

Our stock IsltrtlCfd onr (riees shall be as iiud be pleartd f, as we

lHir piucm 1 isvi wir vnc low as the lowest. We would be pleartd te ba^ rftfr old mends call and see us. as well

aanewones-

WJU. U. tilJlLU'l'U. ,ii|

WM^.^B.^HILLn

Corner Main and Seventh btre«j,n

sepl4-dwt'

rz DANa JMLLER, rt Wholesale and BeUU Denier ia *0* Qrooeriea^Proviaiona, 19 alls,Poe ?J«'

Flour,Fialx»8alU Shingles, fts., &o., Corner Fourth and Eagle

Streets, Terre Hants

Connected with the above is a first-clat# Wsfcon Yard and Bearding House, the proprietorship of which has again been resumed oi* Mr. Miller, who rnaraMees to all who tnay patranisahim, good aocenniodatioEB atrsa sonkble charges. mm- Board by the Meal. Day. Week Mlldwtf DAN MILLfift. Proprietor.

PIAHOS.

THE BEST ANP CHEAPEST

3ni-si. Hto *kM- Mm Ocgarts and Melodeoiui

O ttc.su /•'•P.*

KISSMSB'S.sk

Palace of Music

U«sAp* »bs.t'.-^«iW

b. Kt^dA OHIO STBEBT^ vni iia US.*- fl '4 (Opp. the old Court House.)

B.—All

kinds of Instrunrntt if paired

MERCHANT TAILORING,.

--1 ri'iiln***ir-fn

TOH» BARNIKLE, t| srf „MEKCHANT TAlI,0«, nitia UAJS 8tr&JS2T^ ^ni' fU iDvesSMtenA Walssaler'* Arf dewngtor^ W«uld respectfollv call the attention of the

illy

Terre" has 1

of lens Haute, and the pablic

citisens of XtTre Baute.and tliepnbiie in eraf, thit hb has tented rooms above Sazton A VUni&v'sft of carrying on

slay's Dry Goods Btore. for the pnfpwe

f^lERCHA.NT TAILORING.

He keeps always on hand a Fashionable lection ot Cassimeres, Vesting** Cloths. Ae. and is ready to mske it up in

'tHKIATW'? -'-'Sisi stum I -.Mi 1 K»tviuttiaa a 'fe&Tigi

SHORT XOIIGJB, ttj r«fj» And on very-Reasonable high rents to pa: Oraer, whether or not. Everything In anywhere else.

ery-Reasonable Tenos. Having 9 to pay, he promises. j&agn n» tt ether tne goods be furniioed by pin. Everything In his ffue cheaper than

Cutting done and warranted to lit. a libera p*t-onnr«. licited aus3Pdti

E O afn'4

«EKTM ARV 1A1IE» WMM

CLEANED &C010BEDI

M'!i ttents' Wear repaired nentljr 1 klli

H. F:'Reiper!sDyiiHous«t'

HA1H MBHT. BfT. (lb Ttk SSlMtl 99 U-ish FANCY

WORK

LADIES! LADIES!!

"|U B8« WILM-ESannounces r«fpeet'alhr Jri that'phe h«l opened aClafs, snd Teas erali kinds«f FnncyWork.. A go~d a«6rtoiept, of Finbroidery, tbenillo sndfeiJk atdone wlws W hand.- Also. Embroldefy done fo Older. A variety al PaturnaJor Staaspfng and fhnvsss Work on hand, ana Pinking itMiiftiinnni'^oiif to order.

Bemember (be place, north' side Sff»et. between flilhj^nu_Pl»tii.

n^rToRDiwAwce:

T* iMt Slreel in« Rld(«ialk «|k t'rawfwrd Street.

SsciiOK I. Be tf i'.ikfitoft Cnmcii V3ht«Haute,'that Craw-.u fprd »tre?t «i)9 sidewalks between Pisih and Third stretts in tbe cltj? of Terre Huute, h«' |Esdtd in scoflrdanco.withplai'sandspecHLj eritlons on file in the ity l!ngineeT etnee.

Ssct

2 AB:^fsnrgeacy-*aUtingfos

dMw

itrmediate takityg ^Bect of ibis ordinsnceraii ruleshindetias the jurrtgssl tl^iiaMeet#'

tion. c* Approved Dec. JJ, i«l. «. •'. A TUttltA* MaytrV

Attest:

F.8*HW!icnitovB»B,(gi«lj

^j}A-i