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Alway* sparkling with Interesting Stories, Poems, Musio, Puzzles. Travels, Games, and other Pleasing Features, ail KKOFUSWLY ILLUSTK li'BD. and calculatcd to amdse. instruct,.and elevate the taste of the youhg, and make their lives Qselul, truthful and happy 8intr1e copies, 10 ets post-free. Yearly,.51. or with a choice of tae feliowriog beautiful anJ valuable premiutos to c&ob subscriber, for 50 ets* extra a fine Parlor chrotno, tr irth t5 or two int»resttng Juvenile books, bound In oiotb and giit4 worth $17\ p*st-cree or fine pearl handled two-blade fo*ket Kpife and a pallet of best Paints, post-freei or a rery »werfui brass-mounted, double-cylin-der, iv try tippe i, adjustable Microscope, worth $2. postage 24 ets. or a good Mtereo soope wi'h a series of views, poataga.18.cts or an elegant Photograph Album for holding 50 pictures, postane 16 ets. and Ts!Ut«bt**

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MUSICAL.

Suration

upil en*-dollar each, of forty-flve minitee no pupils taken tor a term less thai six months pupils may enter at any time Institute rooms over the Postoffice. For further particulars address.

ANTON SHIDE,

atl- IT Principal.

JBLU8ICAL INSTRUCTION.

A TnOROUGH Course of Instructions on J\ either Piano, Violin, Guitar, Orgari or Melodeon, and cultivation of the voice may be seoured by applying directly to

fcProf. QEOBGE A. HAKTUNG, Or by leaving orders at Eissner's Palace Music. ocfi-dly

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tbe Great Pictorial Annual. Hostette*'g United states Almanac for1872, for distribution, gratit, throughout the Unit* ed States, and all civilized countries of the Westeih Eowi-iihere. is now publi.hed and ready for delivery, in the Englii-h. German French, Norwegian, Welsh, Swedish, Hoi land, Bohemian and cpanish languages, and all who wish to understand the true philosophy ef health should read and ponder tbe valuable suggestions it contains. In xdditien to an admirable medical treatise on tbe causes, prevention and cure ot a great variety of diseases, it embraces a large amount of information interes ingtothe mercnaut, the mechanic, the miner, the farmer, the planter, and professional man: and the calculation have been made lor such meridians and latitudes as are jSost suitable for a correct and comprehensive NATIONAL CALKSUiB.

The nature, uses, and extraordinary saniitary. effects of Uostett r's Stomach Bitters, the staple tonic and alterative of more than half the Christian world, are fully set forth in its pages, which are also interspersed with pictorial illustrations, valuable recipes for the household and farm, humorpus anecdotes, and otuer instructive a amusing reading matter, original and selected. Among the AnnuaU to appear with tbe opening of tbe year, this will be one of the most useful, and may be had for the atking. The proprietors Messis- lioHteiter fc Sujitb, Pittsburg,Pa ,on receipt ofat*ocentrtamp. will forward a copy by mail to any person who cannot procure one -n hisneighb rhood. The Bi ters aresold in every city, town and villave, and »re extensively used throughout the entire civilized wor.d.

OW MA.RRIA.GE.

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RELIFFFOR YOUNG MEN FROM the ol Errors and Abuses in early life, Manhood restored. Nervous debility cured. Impediments to Marriage removed, New method of treatment. New and re markable remedies. oks and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes.

Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No 2 South Ninth St.. Philadelphia. Pa. dec5-dw3m

BATCHKLOB'S HAIBDTE. This superb Hair Aye is the best in the World —PerfectlyHarmless, reliable and Instanta' neous. No disappointment. No Ridiculous Tints, or Unpleasant Odor. Thegenuihe W

Batchelor's Hair Dye produces IMMEDI ATELY a splendid Black or Natural Brown, Docs hot 8tain the Skin bat leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beautiful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by all Druggists Factory 16 Bond street, N York. 25-dd-wly-8M»

A New Bnj03rment! Ladies, have yow used MXTEBAT LAI»KAN'S^LOBW WATBBI It is really the best per ume to be found. It is equally suited for the handkerchief, the toilet and the bath. In franee and England, in South and Central America, and in India and China, Ac., Ac-, it is the only perfume in extensive use so agreeable and refreshing is its delightful fragrance, that when once used it is invariably referred to all others. may5-deodly

Tns cxCss'Axz CUI03 OP con. PTIOJI.—The primary cause of Consumption is derangement of tho digestive organs. This derangement produces deficient nutrition and assimilation. By assimi'ition, I mean that process oy which the nutriment of the food is converted into blood, and thencalnto the solids of the body. Pci^ons with di eslion tlias impaired, having the lightest predisposition to pulmonary disease, or „f they take cold, will be very liable to have Consumption of tho Lungs In some of its forms and 1 lioll that it will be impossinle to cure any case of v'onstirnption without first restoring a good digestion r.i'ul healthy assimilation. The very first thing to be done is to cleanse the stomach and nowelgTrdm all disease-t inucns and slime which are clogging these organ, so that they cannet perform t:ieir functions, and then rouse up and restore the liver to a healthy action. J?or this purpo o, the surest and best remedy is Bchenck's Mandrake Plils. These Pills clean the stomach mul bowels of all the dead and morbid slime that is causing diseaso and decay in the whole system. They wiil clear ont the liver of all diseased bile hat has accumulated there, and arouse it up to a new and healthy action, by which natural and healthy bilo Is secreted.

The stomach, bowels, and liver are thns cleansed by the use of Schenck's Mandrake Pills httt then remains in the stomach an excess of acid, the or* gan is torpid and the appetite poor. In the bowels, tho lacteals are wealt, ar.d requiring strength and support. It is in a condition like this that Schcnc^'s Seaweed Tonic proves to be the most valuab'." remedy ever discovered. It is alkaline, nnd'its use will neutralize all excess of acid, making the stomach sweet and fresh It will give permanent -one to this important organ, and ere. ate a good, hearty appetite, and prepare tbe sys-* tcm for the first procoss »f a good digestion, ind ultimately make good, healthy, living bluod. After this preparatory treatment what remains to core must cases of Consumption Is the free and persevering use of Schenck's Pulmonic 'Syrup. The Pulmonic Syrup nourishes the system, purifies the blood, ond is readily absorbed into the circulation, and thencorlistribntcd to the diseased iungs. There it ripen9 all morbid matters, whether in tho form of abscesses or tubercles, and tnen assists Nature to expel a!l the diseased matter in the form of frco cxpcctoraiion, when once it ripens. It is'then, by the great healing and purifying properties^f Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, that hit ulcers tffid cavities aro healed up sound, and my pat lent is cured.

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MUSICAL INSTITUTE. Musio taught in all its branches, boththeeretioally ana praotioally. Instrumental and vocal leksons forty cenU each, of a fall hours' duration. Lessons at the residence of .the

The essential thing to bo done In curing Consumption is to get np a good appetite and a good digestion, so that the body will grow in flesh and get strong. Ifn person has diseased lungs, a cavity or abscess there, tho cavity cannot heal, the matter cannot ripen, so long as the system Is below par. What is necessarv to enrols anew orier or'things, a good appetite, a good nutrition, the body to grow in flesh and get fat then Nature is helped, ho cavities will neal, the matte.' will ripen and be thrown off In large quantities, and the person regain health and strength. Thit is the true and only plan to cure Consumption ind if a person is very bad, if the lungs .re .aof entirely destroveil, or even if one lung it entire!} .-one, if there is enough vitality left in the othet to heal up, there is hope.

I have seen many persons cured, with only one jotind lung, live and enjoy lile to a good old ags Tills is what Schenck's Medicines will do to cure Jonsumptlon. They will clean out the stomach, *w«eten and strengthen it. get up a pood digestion, and give Nature tbe assistance she needs to 'ilear the system of all tho disease that it. in tha ungs, whatever tho form may be.

It is important that, while using Fchenck's Medicines, care should bo exorcised not to take jolrt: keep in-doors in cool and damp weather tvoiil night-air, and take out-door exercise only ii. a genial and warm sunshine.

I wish tt distinctly understood thnt when 1 re.xmmeud a patient to bo carefulin regard to taking cold while using my niedli ines, Ido so for a special reason. A man who has but partially re covered from tho c&cc.j or a bad cold Is for more liable to a relays'! than one who has been entirely

cured, and it is precisely the same in regard to Consumption. So long ns the lungs are aot perfbctly uealed, jnct So long is there^ lmir .nent danger of a flill return of tlic disease. Hence it is

that I so strenuously caution pulmonary patients against exposftnr "themselves to nn atmosphero that is aot L'CMUU niid pleasant. Confirmed Consumptives' lmiRS arc a mnss of rei«. which the least change of a mosphero •will inflnme. The jrand secret of my success ith my medicines consists in fny ability to subdne inflammaHon instead of provoking H, as many of the laculty do \u inflamed lun cannot with safety to the pit ient lo exp:so«i to tho bitin™ blasts of winter ot the chilling winds, of spring-or autumn. It should DO c«r^fVIlly shfeldtd Trom all irritating Influence-*. The titmo witlon should lie observed in this particular, as without it a cure nndcr aluoa.auy circumstnuces is an impossibility.

Hie person tlionid lie kept en a whole.»ome and ••.ntritioas diet, and all ,tlio midicints continued iiiltl the body lilts restored lo It the natural '•^jnanttty of flesh and etrsngthi

I was ray-oir cmvd by tliis treatment of tho •rnrst kind of Cousnmpl!Mi, nnl have lived to ret fat and hearty these nany years, with or.e lun^ mostly gone. I have cnrcU thONsands since, andvery many have been curejbylhis treatment wh un thrive never seen.

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

Kull directions accompany all my remedies, so fcat a person in any part of the world can be read, •-y cured by a strict observance of tbe same.

J- U. SCHSNCK, M.D. Philadecir

B. ltficFF-Ar "S & CO, N. E. Cor. ColitP Hf A tinlisni S.. C1XCIHKATI, O, ..»

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MUSICAL.

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EKRY MIDDLE. Teacher of German in the Second *i Tl ird Ward Schools. having a few leisure hours each evening, would like to enploy them In rivinr Instructions on the Piano, Ogan or Melodeon. To those pupils who will practice daily, fall satsfaction will be rnairt- eed.

IH^Apply at this offer at theresidenc Seventh street, south of Oak. sepaidtf

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SPRIKGFIKLD. MASS., Oct,

25, 1871.

HAGER A McKKtN:1' As many of the Companies have bees deceived in Ae ambunt'of their I hieaooLottet, we conclude at this late dny to make the following Statement which we know tobe correct: Assets at Market Value -..^^...Jl.OTT.OOO Chicago Losses not over_...?450.C00 All othoi outstand'g Lotses 47,240 8457,220 $579,780

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been received with uuiversal approval. It] has adhered to the pledge giv«n lit its original pruspectus more tnan tweaty years ago, that tn public should be truly repreaented, apd the intereot faithfully guaraei tbrough iu columns, its record ha* ten are aod norable. and the bighcs aim of is pruprie 1—i. u,0re and more worthy ot the conodencv which 1 we out oltt.ree of original pruprietors still uirect its policy, and Kunle it ou ail public quections They

tlirs t0

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its past history, and of

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BANF0RD J. HALL, Secretary.

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PAINTERS.'

WM. M. BARR. H. B. TXAKLE

& E A E

f't'd,!-. !. ill!

:"SOME" ..

PAINTBBS

Fifth Street, bet. Main and Ohio,

DEALERS IH it

Oil and

Paints,

Glass.

y!8-d6m

«Who's Your Painter V'

iv 4 8

-'—.r" OF COURSE IT 18 f.ki'y 'ltvfi'iU

W S A N O

No.5 Sonlh Fifth Street.

MANUFACTURERS.

RAXRI_

CITY PLANING

xteV. MILLS.

.CLEFT A WilLUMS'

Manufacturers of

SASH, DOORS, BLrNDb. Window and Door Frames.. Moulding Brackets,

Htarl Railings, Sallusters. oi

tt.i*!)»(» gUeirellPoats

WHOLB&iLl A*n 8«TAIL DgALSBS Iir

.PI3STE LXJMBEK, •:. f-1 Lath and Shinolen, vt 9$a Slate Roofing, I,

Custom Sawing, Planmp ana Woc:l Turnine,

done to ordeb.

All Work Warranted. Corner Ninth and .Vniberrj Ste.

I N I N I N

Philadelphia, Pa.'s

c. E. ROBlXSOir & CO.,

MANrFACTUBRRSInks.

ttM8INES3 DIRECTORY MOTIONS, *C«

TERBE HAUTE

BUSINESS DIRECTORY ttr* I —'V I »r •'&

The Name, Bus.nessand Location of the Leadins Houses oi ^5 Terre Haute.

Vr«ul*r* «)in ma¥» nui«1iiue

in Terre Haote, bj cutting this out and MING it as a RKFSBENCK will wive time •lid trouble. Tk» oelection has been carefully made and is srTKICTtiY fthbtCLA88.

Agrlealiaral impitmeattA J0N18 A JONE8, e. a sqaareArt EnpeHam-Piel rea Pr^pi*

LooklBf OlaikM, Maaie e»«^(..| R. OAGli, 91 Main-st. Beski, Watleatrj, *e. .,j BARTLBTT* CO, 101 Maia-St. R. Q. COX. 159 Main st._ A.H. TOOLBY. Opera House Book:

St ore-

IMH aad Hhees (Itholwale Bttafl raS^N. ANDREWS. Mi Main-st. ,r JhT I N. BOLAND. 145 Mam st.

BN&LE8 TDTTylOT Main-st^

BBSIBMS Collec«B.

ft. OAR VIS. Main cor- Fifth. Ctn, Ckr Wheel* nd Ceaeral |NB worker*. RRATH Jt HAQER, bet. Ninth and TenthCarpet* Wall Paper aad Heuse Far. •lanlliC* RTCS'S ARP1T HALL, 7TMain-«t4

Carrlas* Waaafsetareia.

igSJl-SSBA&SteS* Chlaa, Olaaa 4k QawnHra**.''

i. pre-eminently ft. 8. RlOHAftDSOM JS d0..t« Main-st.* Cleibiil (V Ltloal* sad^tilU.)

N.KAIZMIBACH.14RMMA-ST.|»^,FT faws ear* f* J. A. PARKER, cor. First and Walnuti

Dragglsts (Wbollsale and BsmII.) BUNT® MADISON. «ain-st-_v *. '.L Urjr floods

The Weekly Times! 'live copies, ono year- 81 Urjr Gooda and etlens (Whole«al« Tbe Wee «ly Times, ten copies, one year I aad Be tall.) (aneitra cow to getter-upof club) 15

XURLL

The Weekly Times, twenty copies, one year, (an extra copy to getier-up of club) 25 The Weekly Tiiiei.fifty copies, ono year— 5V The European Edition, per annum, postage extra- 3

riplBY fcDEMINO,Maineor Fiftt

S.rVcK A CO Main cor. £ixth,

The most Popular House

Uroeers (Wholemle.) •-4 t|

BEMENT CO 160 and 162 Main,st. iI HULMAN Cot, Main cor. Filth. Clroeers (WbOleaaleasid KetaiT' -j JOSEPH STRONG, 187 Maln-st.

Wax Ud st«ana Flltlag. i'tiii

A. R1EF, 46 Ohio-st. Hardware, Ac. (Wholesale A Retail.) ACSTIN, S'lRYBR CO., 172 Main-st. ,,, J. OOOK SON. lS3and lb* Mam-st S.CORY &C0., 121 Main-st. *j 'it

Hats, Capa and Ntraw floods ft J. H.8YKES. 113 Main-st. Hair Work. MRS. E. B.MESSMORB^O.,

N. cor Main and xhird

Nurseryman ard florists. HEINL BROS., Greenhouses and bale Sale grounds, southeast city, near Blast

Furnace. Motions, «e- (Wholesale.)._ U.R.JEFFERS 4 CO., 140 Main-st.

Pianas,ttrgauN and

Mn»l(n

L. KISSUER. 48 Ohio-st. Plow Mannfacturm. fHILIPKBWHART. Pirst-st.

9,!

Phanix PouMry sM BHehlnrWerbf MoELFRESH &BABHARD. corSthAEs^I« Phntngraphers. J. W. HU8HER, cor Main and Sixths' {v. D. H. WRIGHT. 105 Main s*.

BOOHkk (Mint* MMl Crsvel.) CLIFT 4 WILLIAMS, dor.9th and Jfulberrj Real Estate, Issn. *Cell«tla« **enu GRIMES.4 ROYSE. 4 8 Fifth-st,^

Stelnway Planoa.

A. SHIDE, Ageat.over PostofBce KMtalles Md tt»rssei». PHILIP KADEL, 196 Main-st.

rrrrni

:'i

(lorlag andH!11b«.

And all descriptioiio ol Finished Lumber

-a

i'.nl

'irt'

Saddlery Hardware (Wholemle.) F.A.ROSS,58: Fifth'St.

Kewtac Haeklsi«s..

S,WHEKLER.WecdAgency.7S:,Fiffli. Steam and.Uaa. D. W. WATSON, 190 Main-st. f!

StOTea, Tinware, Ae

8. R. HEVDEK80N,'1U Man-st.

Ktenell Die* and Stock.

J. R. FOOTE. 189 Main-st. flash, Door*, Blind* and l.a«ibe».' CLIFT"0t WILLIAMS, cor. 9th and Mulberry ft tstiCEiirj aBd ^ortatole tngtaea J. A. PARKER, eor. First aud Walnut.

Tin and Slate Booflln^.

MOORE HAGERTt. 181 Main-ft.

Trunk and Traveling Bnir •annfao--.-tnrers.V .• 1» I Vj, V.G. DICKH0UT. 196 Jfain-st. ^w .r

Wntctifs, Jewilrj and Dlamondsj .,,j J.R, FREEMAN. Opera House. h« J.R.TILLOTSON.KIMain-st.

HOTELS.

Jacob Butr 6 SATIOKAI, Cor. Sixth and Main Street*, Terre Haute. Indiana 1"

Jacob Butz, ft Sn« ''rupn

This Househaabeen tt or?* my23pl».

ia.i»

BIJNTIN

THIS

Cement Roofing, TTi Hoofing Pplt.

:*f'4 i*ka6r

J»i

Mfo GBATT'S

FERRY PRINTING WORKS,

of Fine Black and

Colored Piintinp News Inks ru UP with sre lo suit tl sea* 1J and pecnlit arities of Cresses. QTICK UntM Black aud Olared Inks MpeciallT ^adapted to LabiarriatinK- »o»M-d«w

CLARF tf«1 Cor. JSrrtJfc ORio St*..

Terre Banto, IndiaDt

H, B. GRIFFITH, Pro?

Office of Monteauma and Palestine H«i Litter. Free Burs to snd frcn all trairs. tsviidtt

TERRE HAUTE HOU#F« t^.mrr

Vat*

This Hotel has recently been refitted, and,put In first-class order, offering accommodation* ansurpaiied in the atat^. ii. P.ii ST05, Proprleter. it

SPECIALTIES!

JT.

s.m

r^lfl

HOllE,

Cor. Third and Ohio St.,

Terre Haute, Indiana

Hotel has recently been refittrd and pnt in first-c'sss ordfr, offering superior inducemrnts to the trsvelinp ptiblic tiood tsmnlr rooms for tbe accommod I of cotninerclal travel.

Free 'Biiatooand from jll trains. M. Rf iF«'RD, ProprFormerly of the jBtnaand Shettnsn House, Danville, ill. nevl-d6m

iu.

WILL

very

PRANK. Main cor. fourth. UPPENHEIMBR BRO., 118 Main-st.: Parlora

ConCNlloBCiri and leeCrea W. H. SCUDDER. 194 Main-st.

fri

Ctsara, Tobaeoo,

!.- .a

a House cor CO.. 73 Main-st

Drjr ooda (Wboleaalw.)

CASH. BROTHER CO.. 84 Main street. Dentists, L.H.BARTHOLOMEW,I57National Block. Fancy B»eds,*c. (Wholesale* Ketal») T. H. RIDDLE, 151 .Main-st.

Pamttnrc (WholcMlc and Metal].) W. Q. DIM MICE, east side Fifth street, hot Main and Cherry. ef lB. t. HARVEY. 83 «ain-St.

WITH

o"T

7 8. Ififul-ito

l«tktlle»a*4 PIb«IBS.1

L. A. BURNETT A CO., 144 and 146 Main-st. Liquors, Ac. (Wholesale.) J. B. LYNE 00.. 229 Main-st.

Merchant Tailors.

W,H. BANNISTER,79 Main-st. SCHLEWINO, 192 Main-st.

rv.i

Millinery and raney Goods. J. W. GASKILL, Id South Fourth-st. "j Miss M. A. RAKfDAN, 8» Mam-st-S. L. STRAUS. 149 Main-st. & Marble. A »eot«b Uranlte Monument* F. B. W. PALMER CO.,

& Ca.

RoMn&ort

JOBBERS,

,"JNo. 103 Alain Street,

offer to tb« Trade at low price* elose:

5 CMes Buck and 8faeep Glcves. 10 Case* Shirts and Drawers. 5 Cases Ladies' Meriio Bibbed

Hose.

5 Cases Wool and Cotton Half Hose. 6 Cases Children's Wool Bcse. 10 Case* Assoited Note and Cap*

Pap«r.

60 Cafes Assorted Toys at rerj low prices. lOOO Cases Assorted Glassware at very low prioes. COO Poscn Silk and Cotton Bets

.eheap^ I

Al WHOLESALE OXLY.

.•iwl 5£V FIRM!!

WHOLESALE NOTIONS.

is,

iWITTIG & DICKJ

(Successor to*A. C. A. Wrnre,) I

No. 148 Main 8treet|

Jobbers and Commission

MEBCH 4NT8/

U' 2 ri»

In Notions, Fancy Goods 4i8«rs,

ENGLISH, GERMAN AM£K1CA CUTLERY, Pcrfltineiy, ""J "tr

Bmmp, 5«-tn »htS

tit j( ft 9, ®stloa Tara, Battlnf, Ae.

increased cat ital and Ne* stock are prepared to offer friends and customers Superior inducements to buj of us. tar special attention will be paid to Cash Bu ers, Pedlers aid Auctioneers.

No. 14^ Main Street, Betwen Tifth and Sixth Streets. In fheR00m formerly occupied by Cox Son

CLI8BA HATBIB

R. JEFFKRS & CO.,

Commission Merchants! "VAnd Wholesale Dea'er in

Staple and Fauoy

N O I O N S

While Goodo, Stalrto, Bnrk CllflTe8,&e i* DAN

^^.E*«1UBIVCAgent?for^11

iPiECE GOODS Made by the Vigo Woolen Mills.

ijJKo. 140 Slain htreet, Terre Haute, Ind.

PRC 4PECTUS.

SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN

FOR187S." -r:

k»» id) 1 fl-: hwtiot:. iijfi.i "i! Tfrcnly.PfTemh Year,

tt srt&i

IV Chmiittrt, I hotoaroihy, Arckt-m fc.--" lecture. Agriculture, L^gxneiting,^ Science and Art FAltilVK^, El IUM S, 1/JE TCP fllsh hlilt*. tH'BISlf. S iMF» 11'lilftt,

A V4 (:l IE IL liHW10K8 OB IRAliK- WILL F»KI. Ti

SC'Il.Mll'lt' ASiEIIICAN

OF UBBAT VALUE AND IKTEBEST. Its practical fuggestUns will tave hundreds ot dollars to ereiy Houpsholo. W orkship and Fsctorj in tbe Is no. besides afiord1.1 ga (MitiDnal Pource ot Vsluatle Instrnron he E it or a re as a of the ablest A merlcan and Kuropean Writeis. and having aoecss to all ibe leading heientific and Mechanical Jouri als ef the world, the columns the Stientlfio American are constantly enrichtd with thi choicest information. Aii Ul- F1CIAL LIST of all tbe Pateatg

Itisafd i. Publit-hed Weskly. yes fly nu rubers ol the SCI EN T1FIC AMFEII'AJ. tniakt- T*o Fp endid Volumes oft early One Ihoussnd Ppagts. irauijalent in sic*- to IOUK-'IHOUSAAD 0B11NAKY BOOK PAQBS. mClBEN COPIES BEST Fit

SMITH WHEELER. ISO Main-st. Steves, Mantle* aad Orate*, R. L. BALL.12B Main-st.

a Tears 1 Half Tear Clubs of ten Copies lor One Year, $2.60 each, $26.00,

With a SPLENDID PBENIUM to tho per son »ho forms the Club: consisting of A ropy be celebrated Steel-Hate Kngrayinc,

Men of Prigr«g." 3C9 i«a VxeSK* In1 connection with the pabucaiion if tu Soienentifin American.tbe undersigned conduct the most 1 xtensi agencjrin tbe world tor procuring

The best fcay to obtain air answer to tbe question—Can 1 tbtaii. a Patent? is to write to UBiilN 4 CO.. 7 Park Bow, New Vork^ bd have had over Iwenty five 1 eats' ixperientie it) the-' busin ss. V« rharge for opinion and novice a p«?i sndrink^ketcb, or full written describtiun^ oi thc iarintion, should be sent. to in on on in A an an E an Pa a a is Re In terterences, Bejected Cat» s.-Hini^ on Selling Pstents.'Riiles tM»d frsceociir.s of the Pat ent Office. '1 he N*w Patent l.a»a. I xato

tions, fciteminnc. Jpirmsementsi etc..'etc send to- ^SIRICTI^ B^OK, which will bejnaild fre*. on appllcatioii. All business Stiiutiy confidential. Ai.diets ***, MUNN & CO., "-mti Pub/when of the Skiet. tlfic A ma ican,

t7 1'atk how.iftw Toik.

FOUNDRY.

M'KLFKMB.V "Ui f.-thq j.

BARNARD

'. tKulll Mr

Phoenix loundry

Oi'^O AjfD I*1*# Miff

MACHINE SHOP I

McSLPEESH &r- BABNAHD

Corner Ninth anil Eagle Streets, 'f

CNear the Passenger Depot,)

TEltKE HA.X1Ti llVl.

Mular

ANUFACTUBB .Iteam Engines, MsMacbinerj, House Fronts, Fire Front# Saw Mills, and all kinds of

IROU ASI» BBA8H CA8TIK«S»

in iH

and SevnA 9l»!

""Terre Haute. *Tndfana

REPAIRING

All

if ft M'tiiths

DONE PROMPTLY 1

-*rties connected,with Ihli wtiblfab* ^eing practical mechanifes of aowal Mars' experience, we feel safe tn saying that e»n render satisfaction t6 aur etMoairl. in noivtof Workmanship and Price, dwh- MoEUKBSH AJfcARKAKD.

nmi b(

8TOVEb4

DO OU

,Want to Keep Warm "GO TO BALL'S I

And the finest

[Parlor Open rate Stove

,In the Market.

REDWAl'JB nmr »3k£

OPEN FRONT!

mmmm,

aiwip in

For tbe Best Coal C«ok StOYf,

OO TO BAIL'S STOTE frTOKE.

For the fceapest Slows, For tbe Largest Stock ef Stom And tbe Greatest Tarietj ol

Stoves,

BALL BEATS THEM AIL, ome and Nee.

No. 12H Main Street, 1KRK£ BAlTE, IRD* novl-dwm2

-W|

CRCCEKIES.

kW» Be

FIBMi

ua 1. itoii,

NEW

TIIltXER

&~8111LUTO, 8CCCEP8OH8 TO F,

^Turner A liuntin.

\I7 SB 1LLI10, having purchased the TV In'erest ol T. Isuntm in the firm ot Turner tunt.n, *e have tornied a copartam an so

0 1

JSKH Jt lsHH.L110.aud iillccntinue thell

FAMILY GROOH.RY •sS

Tfs%ni-'J¥

(Jeneral Produce Business,

AT THE ULD^fASn.^^

Our stock is tull ard our prices shalfoe as lew as the lowest. We would be pleased to have our old friends call and see us. as well as new 01,es- JAldtfcH 'I12K1SEK,

W I IT O

Corner Alain and (seventh ttree

sepl4-dwtx

MILLER,

Wholesaft and Retail Dealer in

Grocer 68 ^Provisions,® ails,Foe iht Flour. Fish, Salt. Shingles,

4sO.» &C-,

Cirser Pourtb a«tf t»sl-fctrrrt»,Terr* Haute Connected with the above is a first-class Wagon Yard and boarding House, the pro

All orders rr 1 fly stter to. oc2dwt prietorshipol which has again been resumed .* I oy Mr. Miller, wboauaranteestoall who msv patronise bim, ao*etnmodatlons at rea sonabU ch arses. __

Board by the Meal, Day, Week alldwtf AllLLbh. Proprietor.

PlAttOS.

THE REST AND CHEAPEST

Dei^isice,

nrfilS splerdtd weekly, marfy «larf«d nw „i -v »n^ ini|r«i\»d. is «nt ol th* inost usetul I QfggCS &&U M6lO(l€OI18 sno int«re»tin, joutnalt eytr 1 ublitbei t»- I T.,. ery tumbtr is btautilullj irintid on tw

paper, HBO gantly illttftiateo with oiisi" nal enMca^ inss, rejrtsenting New fnrvtv n» AiteWt is Mechanic*, Manr

lul?

KIESNER'E

Palate of Music

No.

48 OHIO 6TBEET,

(Opp. th« old Court House.)ri«£ A Ii E I 1

N, B.— /II kirrs o' Trs'rrir«rt« rs"ed

MERCHANT TAILORIXC.

JOHN BAENIKliE,

MEHCHANT TA1LOB, MAIN STREET. 1 OrerSaxtoa A Waimslej'a Dry flooda Store

Would respoctihlly call the attention of tha oitixens of Terre Haute.and tLpublic In general, tbat he has rented rooms abore Saxton A

W alms

EC.

ley's Dry Uoodf Store, for tha purpose oi carrying on

MJblKCHAAT TAILORING. He keeps always on hand a Fashionable lection ol Cassimeres. Vestings, Cloths, Ac. and is ready tn make ft up in

I A a 1

•r, Tiatvi

AKD a*

.iS'ivii f' U! -isr s-trif.r: SHORT HOI 1CM, Ana on very Reasonable Terms. Haying high rents to pay, he promises to make up to iraer, whether toe goods be furnished by nin. or not. Everything in his Hue cheaper than "Hutting done and warranted to fit. a libera pat-ntia»» l?Mt#d anriSWM

DYE HOUSE.

ti GENTS' AH1 I-AllIESi' WEAK

CLEANED & COLORED

Sisi Gents' Wear repaired neatly at &

H. F. Reiner's Dye House,

»A!K MM n.llT, Alb A 7^ •pr'-atf

I Al lie! IiE]IS!!

"Ilfl RB. WU Ml annourcts rerpect'nlly iyj that fbe bar orrncd a Clais. and Teaches sll kindf ft FsicyWoth. A go'd as»ortment of Fir broidery benille andHlk always on hand. Also. F'mbroideiy done to order. varietj ol Patt«rns for tsmping and anvass Woik on bund. an«r Pinking and Ftsmt inr doi t" oidrr.

Kemnnher tbe plare, uorth side eh lo street-, between H'tb *nd hixtb.

-I? ATTORWEYfe.

(HEADLE,

A1TOBNEY AT LAW, .tsjir-i SO jUaiti Street, .tl ft.li 22-d3 Terre Savt^

A J)

jf f:«J

XJ P. BEA.UCDAM?,-"

PATTOBNEY AT LAW

!ii« «t. 3li)^

Orrioi-eC8-3

& Imrt