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DAILY EXPRESS

TERBE HAUTE, IKDIANA.

Friday Morniufr, June 7, 1872.

EEPDLIGAN NATIONAL TICKET.

For I'rcaidcn',

,1^ ULYSSES S.3RANT, of Illinois, For Vice President, HENRY WILSON, of Massachusetts.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

^/REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET^

For Governor, ...

N. TLCH. M. BBOWKJJ, of Randolph. ''For Lieut. Governor, *f.,' ILEONIDAS SEXTON, of Rush.

For Congressman at Large,

U0DL0VH.8. OKTH, of Tippecanoe. tZX. I for Secretary of Stat'. ,W ^WILLIAM W. CURRY, ot Vigo.* tfor Auditor of State?

JAMVS A. WILDMAN. of Howard For Jreamtrer of State, I* BtiGLOVJSR, ofLawrepoe.^

Reporter of Supreme Court, JJAMES B. BLACK, of Marion. Qerl: of Supreme Court, "^piIARLES SCIIOLL. of Clarke. «a Superintendent of 'PMic Instruction,

BJ^JAMINW. SMITH,.of Marion. I Attorney General, TAMES C. DKNNY. of Knos.

THE .Wasbingtflp

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feated COI-FAX.

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f' gresffniafi at large.'i,J

for Con-

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nwfwmwiinniiiiii im» nnmi 'ii" •v'».vww)iwifc«.,i ..w.#' THE Republican national ticktt will certainly1- run-wiell, ainceit ayill be well shod. ~"T™.

IN working'-for the promotion, of WILSON (lie Republicans of the Bay State repudiate^DMHEB. 4 .. ~~7:

::"MAGIC" claims to: have "invented I WILSON as a Vice-Presidential candidate —A valuable invention. £, vnu pjJf ^HENRT WILSON will visit this State during the-canvastt, and make spetches J' in a few of our larger cities. mt 9 :^ih/"NoTHiNG like leather," and so the

Philadelphia Convention has nominated a tanner and a shoemaker, .-. r*~ fcuj U^^IQENERAL

TOM BIIOWNB win at

*W(jfreenca8lle, oil the 15th, at which time the Republicans of Putnatj^. willold their County Convention,

Tir^ amjpal meeting of thet Western Associated Press lias been postponed from Jtlhe'12tli to June 19th, and will be held in.Chiiwgo, insleadjof JiUffaukee,^^

VG* •SWILL not our laboring men think the Galena tanner, and the Natick Bhoemaker better entitled to represent them than -i the nominee of the Columbus Convetion?

THAT Mr. COLTAX honestly meant just what lie wrote, in his letter announcing his intention to retire from public lile, no reasonably, mind doubts. But that, letter was a great mistake.^ Had it not been written, he would have had ho ai competitor .in the Philadelphia Convention. The moral of the whole affair is best expressed in DA^Y CROCKETx's good l\

TIIE Philadelphia platform, so. far as can bejudged from the telegraphic report is a pretty good -piece of political car-penter-work. We shall have occasion for extended comments on it hereafter. The points which( please us most are civil service reform gratitude tosoldiers their widows and orphans oppSition lurther grants of lands to^ monopolies declaration in favor of. abolishing the franking privilege 'and respectful con eider&tion of the rightful demands of women. The last Bhows clearly that the cause of woman suffrage is making progress.

CARETOpS^VEY^df til' ele&ft&B of thfe Democracy of Indiana already ieveala Jth'e^alfc^^e opposed to

^^the.fai,, 4fA t..i-5'A

'of a straight Democia*. life too fully ^iniiMtieif to their ba with the "LibecaU!..Republicans t5

"JFLLE "(Tell

lif

But their leaders aih ith-

"draw. GREELEY miist and will be ini»iJidorsed! at Baltimore. -Mr, VoobHbss ^apparently has not courage to stand odt, gyjjand'willyieldtottf^aceqaute^ofAi^associates. The elements will be so manipulated n|3Bt week, *t tlie Democratic State

CoBvehtioh, that GRE^-EV delegates will be chosen without any formal expression, and the masses rwill be expected to vote the ticket as heretofore. Such Bourbon organs aa the Journ|il qf. this city, the Standard' of New® AlBatiy, and others must be prepared to swallow the nausious dose, or bolt the party. Which will they d«^

„rfriend, ot Oq^ax—.Qf.a, singleJndiana ^eprihliBan—who vl^Pftot ^heerfoll^and heartily support GRANT and WILSON.

:.:J& **«, ^^^.^=fflii'--'-

GBAKT'S unanimous renomination by a convention fairly representing the great Union Republican party of the entire country, is a fitting answer (o SOMKEUS iquare league Of elaborate. villiScationMr. SOMNEB must feel proud of the influence fife exertVin the councils cf hi# par

ty to suspect that he was not endowed with a monopoly of wisdom, But "ihe distinguished Senator" will continue to think

and speak of the three and a Half m:l- j?rom the Milwaukee JSeios.

THE work of the Philadelphia Convention is before our readers, and we know they like it. OBANT and WILSON will prove es strong a combination as could have been made. While the renomina-

A CONTRAST between the Cincinnati ar.d Philadelphia'Gonventions is referred to by the'Cincinnati Gazette's special. He says those who attended the Cincinnati Convention will remember tlie entire absence of enthusiasm when GREELEY'S nomination was announced, except among the delegations from New York and a few other States. Scarcely a voice was raised in the galleries, and many delegations sat in sullen silence. On Wednesday, however, when" eulogies were pro-.

J,,THE Philadelphia Convention decided to tan the hides of the opposition, and then convert the leather into some use and so they nominated GBANTthe tanner, nounced on GRANT, every delegation rcAhd'WiLSON the shoemaker. sponded heartily to the sentiments, anrl fs rr 1 theit cheers were answered by the people

THE great "independent" journal, at the galleries of the immense Cincinnati, ffOfri ife commanding position

on the fthce, says "it seems pretty certain

must break»up there as had'y as it did at Ch arles ton* Vn 1860."

THE Cincinnati Commercial tersely vxpresses .the general Apaerican feeling

when it pays'that Lord Jons' RUS3ELL'S idea of treating the United States as was -s done in the "Trent case/', is a specimen of senile insolence that would be extremely ijrrUatipgt-if, it were not altogether contempm»le«riii ntf

haj) WheQ

now that whoever the Democratic party Qen-qra8T

wil^pr will ndt! try to dent Baltimore, it :.ndthat

r. McMiC5fAEL,in his open-

that

he nomination of

was a

foregone conclusion,

was an honest, better, ar.|d

different conclusion ,U

IK tx

THE Missouri Democrat earnestly calls upon B. GRATZ BROWN, now that he has '.!S delivered lu'mself of his litter of acceptance, to turn his attention to the duties of the office which he now occupies.

The Democrat pointedly alludes to the fact that there are some two hundred mur-

_to the and who are pursuing their uisual avocations at leisure, and ready to cdmiint other crimes when opportunity affords. t. 't wuWw-—

fnfcsit&oUR REVOLVERS."

She went after U«J of spades nailed against a tree, once, and fetched a mule standing about lliirly.yaid* to the l^ft of., it. 3emis did noiwmit the mule| bui the owner came outvith double-barrelled fhot-giiniand persuaded him to bny it, anvhov/^'lt wa* eheerful weapon—the ''Allen.^.Homen m^ifa&jU Jax ^rrdfe would go off a^- and then tfewffras

Any other man than he would begin no eafeiy in ifll lb* re|iK.a round about, 1. ,, la rf ... ft It ft II 1 ft fj Jt Jifn I'A.

but bebmd A—Ruughintj it. T'cam.

^'IDOW TO BEWARE OF.-

lipn Republicans who dissent from his vkwHs the one juryman thought and enccd the "Death do^us part" with her ,1 hnahanil. and she IS DOW a frtoh ppoke of "those eleven obflfinate fellows' who would not agree with him.

tion of Mr. COLI'AX would have been pe culiarly acceptable to the Republicans of and the husband died in 1807 L- O. ,, MI she was again the oft troddei his own State, the? will give their en to the altar, and about two monuis agt siasticsupport to his successful competi-

must have seen abundant ground to adopt gressional Convention,"at Brazil, June T6-I 10.U 13th

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CAPT. SOL. MALBON returned from F^IONAL

Missouri last Saturday night. He says he saw nothing but Greeleyites among the "pukes," but as they are used to nausea, we suppose they can swallow the Chappaqua frog holes without difficulty. Neia Albany Standard. :V»

In little more than a month from this date, you will be ordered by the supreme authority in your political church to wallow the Chappaqua frog holes," and you will, doubtless, gulp'em down with cheerful alacrity I u»»

THE Indianapolis News, referring to npr5-d3m the proposed monument to be erected, in that city, to the memory of the Indiana. soldiers who fell in the late war, says: "One hundred thousand dollars can certainly be raised by private subjerip lion, which, if supplemented by an ap propriation of $150,000 from the Legisture, will build a monument that will be., the pride of the State for ages."

A lady of this city .ha3 recently _expen-

seventli husband, and she is now a fresh and charming widow of 34. She was firrt married'ifl 1855, at the age 17, and her husband died two years afterward. She married her second husband in 1859, who lived but six months after'tbe marriage. She married again in 1861, and her hnst-and enlisted and was killed in an action in Virginia. Daring the war she married twice, and both these husbands were killed. In 1860 she married again and the husband died in 18G7. In 1870 she was again in the oft trodden pathway to the altar, and about two months ago

A COKIIESPOXDEKT relates a touching incident which occurred in the Philadelphia Convention on Wednesday during the speech of WM. A. OKAY, colored delegate from South Corolina •He referred in moft feeling terms to the services GBBRITT-SMIT.U had rendered his race, and said that "To-day, for the first time, 6od has pleased me" with the sight of the grand, noble old man GfifiBirr SirtTn [applaufee], who stood by us and for us when we coald not stand for ourselves. [Tremendous applause.] The sight of him repays me for all the toil, all the suffering, all the pain of years. The sight of him to-day renews my faith in that humanity which is divine.V When GBAT first mounted the platform, the veteran abolitionist was visibly affected, but at this allusion to him lie was quite overcome by his feelings. He wept copiously as he saw a representative of the oppressed race to whose enfran cliisement he had devoted all the energies of a long life, slaridfng in the National convention of the dominant party of the country and thus acknowledging his services.

|le returned from tlie well-tracked path

TT tiAv Tioo AAKIV cfi cnpf) nnw r\ Imp VtnoKanrVfl tnmh. H?r ex Deri tor. HENRY WILSON has nobly earned the honor that his party hai conferred npo« him. Ilis record of faithful service for twenty years, his purity in public and privatie life, have ecu red him a warm place-in the hearts of Republicans everywhere.

wav to her husband's tomb. Her experi-: ence of mankind ought to be valuable.

RETALIATE.

It is very properly urged by the Chicago Tribune, that, in retaliation for the grave offense of the^ofEnmakera in striking at this inopportune time, it is the plain duty of every man, woman and child to go to bed early, rise with the lark, stop' eating cucumbers, bathe daily, keep a good conscience by going to church once a Sunday, repair the sewerage, eschew 'over-ripe vegetables, and keep his temper sweet, in order that he may be villainously healthy and keep out of the hands of the coflinmakers ai long as possible Any man who will eat green apples or dally with cabbages when the cOmnmakeis are on a strike ought not to complain, because he ia directly encouraging them in their unreasonable practices but, at the same time, he ought not to prejudice the rest of the community by helping to increase their funeral expenses.

Sixth Indiana

I was armed to the teeth with a pitiful little Smith & Wesson's seven-shooter, which carried, a ball like a homeopathic pill, and the whole seven. to mate a dose for an aduit. But I thought it was grand. It appeared to be a dangerous Weapon. It pnly had one fault—you could not hit anything with it. One of our "conductors" practiced awliiln on a cow with it, and as long as'^she stood still and be^haved herself she was safe but as soon as she went to moving about, and he got to shooting at other things, she came to grief. The secretary had a small-sized Coil's revolver strapped around him tor protection against the Indians, and to guard against accidents he carried it undipped. Mr. George Bemis wa^ dismally formidable. George Bemis was onr fellow-t raveler. We had never ^een him before. He wore irt his belt an original "Allen" revolver, such as irreverent people called' a "pepper box." Simply drawing the trigger1 back,'cocked and fired the pistol.. "~S»*thetriggM'-csEmer'bactr "the"hirmm er would begia to rise and the barrel to turn

Wilson will over, and presently Jowii "Would drop the hammer, and away would speed the ball.

not be as strong in Indiana, one ot the namuier, mu mc uan, ^States likely to be most sharply contested, To aimraloug the turning tarrel and hit x-^-asGrant and Colfax would have been.— the thing aimed at was a feat which was /j.fducianati Cotnma'eial. probably never done with an "Allen" in

It would puzzle you to find a single »he woria. But Oeorge'i *i, a reliable weapon, nevertheless,. because, as one of the stage drivers afterwards said, "if she didn't get what she went after, she wouldfetch something else." And so she did.

Two societies of iron workers in England, paid out in fourteen months for the support Of men on a strike, §2,283,000. 2 .« «a«» •-4

A NATURAL spring that will intoxicate, situated near. Kern River, California, is delighting the Indians of,thai vicinity.

IN England newspapers are forbidden by law to publish? advertisements aking the return of stolen property, with the condition—"No questions asked."

POLITICAL EVENTS tO OCCUR. June 10—Mississippi Democratic Stale Convention, in Meridian (probably.)

June 11—Iowa Democratic State Convention, in Des Moina0. June 11—South Carolina Democratic State Convention, in Columbia.

June 12—Indiana Democratic State Convention, in Indianapolis. "I June 12—Michigan Prohibitory State Convention, in Lansing.

June 15—Texas Democratic Stale Convention, in Cordicana. June 18—Maine Democratic State Convention, at Bangor.

June 18—Arkan?as Liberal Republican State Convention, in Little Rock. June 19—Arkansas 'Democratic State Convention, in Little Rock.

June 26—New Jersey Democratic State Convention, at Trenton. June 26— Illinois Republican Mass State Convention, at Springfield.

June 26—Illinois Democratic State Convention, at Springfield., June 27—Virginia Conservative State Convention, at Richmond.

July 8—National Reunion and Reform Convention, in Baltimore (not in sympathy With the Cincinnati nominations.)

truer man than any of his detractors,almcs the whole convention rose to their feet and a shout went up from the auditorium and galleries that fairly shook the building on its solid bed. Certainly those present, who had fancied that there was June l5ih, at Terre Hante.^ -, Vigo County Democratic Convention, fio warmth or cordiality in the support of jHiy

July 9—Democratic National Convention in' Baltimore' for the nomination of candidates for the Presidency and VicePresidency.

Vigo County Republican Convention,

Gen. GRANT by the Republican party or-'.i.

0th, at Terre Hai^i

Sixth Indiana District Republican ConOnnnnMliVin ®ni T? mTll T'linA

Conventlori

Let us by all means have "a monument that will be the pride of the State for ages and let'the State build it, without asking or accepting aid from 'any' inr dividual city, town or corporation Every portion of the State has an equal interest in this \f6rk. The memory of our heioic dead id the inheritance of all our people. There is no propriety in forming a co-partnership between the Commonwealth and any of her citizens for the performance of such a duty as the erection of this monument. The State has one, partnership operation—with JOHN PERDUE—and an unmitigated nuisance it is. Let's have no more such.

WOOD

ONE COED OP GOODf

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Leave orders at Erlanger's Clothing Store Or at my Stave factory on North Second St. E. M. GILMAN.

SKIN DISEASES.

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SKIN DISEASES.!

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Prerared only by Dr. H. C. Pfcrry, Derma-, tologist. 49 Bond Street, New York. Sold by .Druggists everywhere. mari(5-deed6m

WHY

HOUSEKEEPERS

XE FOR CIRCULAR AND TERMf.

COHANSEY GLASS MA#AO'(J CO. 49 NorA Third St., PfllLADBLPHIAi Manufacturers of the celebrated (X han'ry and Uritlgrl^ Brandt Window Ola• g% Boitlet, eed-25-dlm

BATH ROOMS.

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"Burnett's Cocoaine" Your Drug-gist ha3 it.

gcldcn bj igfuts*.

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Is a work which the reading public have been waiting for with avidity: all sorts and conditions of men welenmeit Uf.artiiy, AS a.bool:. to be read. sCKOLAnS, TllE EfcBGT, Tflfc I'UKsS, and TIJE PKOPLTJJ read iteatr«rly. enjoy it thoroughly, praise it sincerely,

HiilT SELLS More Agent* wanted Intelligent men ami women may obtain lccrative employment by taking an agencr. Fall descriptive Circulars mailed free. Very liberal tern's to Canvass-.

V&P»«kD*Co, 27 Park riace.a.Y. 11 BeonifirlU St., Uoston, Mnmn 73 W. Waslilrgton St, tliics^o, Bl

A Century of Triotuplis over dyspepsia. liver disease, bowel complaints and various febrile and nervous disorders, has immortalized the Seltaer Spa, and these victories are now repeated throughout this hemisphere by TABRANT'J EFI?KRVJ 3CKNT SELTZKE AI-RKIRST: containing all the elements and producing a: 1 the happy results of the Great UermantSprinp.

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No part ot piincipal due fortwb years, and theneo only'one-ninth yearly till paid in full, Vroda.Ate.will pay for .land and imprpve' ments within the limit of this generous credit.

KS- Better terms were never offered, are not now. and.prebably nover will be., UIBt'UlAHM giving full particulars are supplied gratisV any wishing to induce others to emigrate with them, or to form a colony, are invitexto.ask for all they want to distribute. .Apply tb GEO. H. .HARRIS, Land Comm'r

J^or Iowa Lands, at iiurlla^ton, lows, ForNobiaSk'aLahds.'iftt JL!ac«lu, Neb.

Cheap Farms! /Free Homes ON THE LIS#

OP. THB

^IJA'IOS. PACtFtC RAlLKOiPb,

A LAND GRANT OF

NOW FOR SALE!

Theso lands are in the Central portion of the United States, on the 41st degree of North

T,. .-p. Latitude, the central line of,tho great lemiDistrict Uemociatic Lon- perate Zanc ofrthe American Continent, and ehtioh, at Spencer July ibr grain .'growing and1 stock raising unistirpassed by any in the United States,:

CHEAPER Iff, PRICJJ, ruore favorable torms given, and more convenient to mariet than can be found elsewhere. Froe Homesteads for Actual Sctilers.

TlfE BEST I0CATX()\S FOK COJ.Q^XEi. Soldiers Entitled to a Homestead of ICO Acres Frcfe Passes to Pu^rciiasers"of LSnd.

Send for tho, how descriptive Pamphlet, with new maps, published in English, German", Swedish'JindDanish tnailett'free eve.here.,.Address O. F. ItAVI.S,

Land Commissioner, U. P. R. £.'.0o«t Omaha" Web.

GREAT

SHOULD BUY A. .1,

TIIE

AXTI-KCST LIHiD TOPS.)

PROTECTOR FRUITJAR, 1, They ire 25 percent, lets in price. 2. They can be closcd many times moro rapidly.

Th^ can be opehefl'lhore readily 'f he covets are Uned-'tt) prevent rust, aid may be used many times. 5. They are Warranted Unliable. 6. Thousands of families hate used, and pre fer them. SPECIAL AGENTS ^ASTEDISEVt BTTIiACK

HOT AND COLDV,,

jl rn. ec S'' AT AiL HOUKS

Wl «..»«t lit '..I,' Oblo '.t., Between t'onrtti and litth

O A E

SODA FOUNTAINS, $ io iik

J. W. CHAPMAN & CO., Mariison, Ind. *«.Sond for Circalar"Wt

I STOMA IB case in II in its.

case in tenjminutes, and ty persaVerfng in its use Efleet a CURB. For sale by all Drngti8ts, or sent by mailj^ost paid, on

Drugei receipt of One Dollar.. HAM & CO., Philadelphia. Pa.

ress T- POP-

REWARD

Pbr an'yiiase'ofBHnd. Bleeding, Ttohinfror lUleerated, Piles .that

DB'BIXQ'S j'rtp RSM•.iJ A.:*

St Co., Fine Art

Publishers, Portland. Maine.

MEDICAE ROOK of nseful

knowledge to all. Sent freo for, two stamps. Address Dr..BOKAPAJIIB& Co., Cincinnati. Ohio.. -r

WINES.

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JACOB FISHER Has jnsi received another ehoiee lot -ef

RHINE, FEENCH AND CALI

FORNIA' WlNES^' ^a I

Which-he will sell by the- bottle or gallon at reasonable prices. Try a bottle, if yon want

PARTIES will be furnished promptly by: he gallon or in dozens.

DYE HOUSE,

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CLEANED & COIiOBEDr Gents* W^ar repaired neatly at si J, ,m. -#jt»

a.'tt B»"

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MAIJTSTKFET. «ET A »«l r5i »-d»o

GIFT ENTERPRISE.

ItlCiRreidl W.

38th SEMI-ANXUAL

Griff Enterprise,

To? be drawn Thursday, July 4th, 1872. j.

O.VE ttiKAND APITAL PRIZE OF

One Prize, $5,000 in Silrer.

Fivo Prizes........ 000 Five Pri8?sf.i 600 Ten Prizes..... ...4100

EACH IN

GREENBAEKS! Two Family5 Carriages and Matched Horses with Silver'mounted Harness, worth $1,500 i' eacht.' Two Horses and Buggies,with Silver-ilquntod

Harness, worth giiOOi'ach 1 Two Fine'toned Rosewood Pianos, worth »i$500 each. Ten Family Serving Machines, worth S100 each I 1.500 Gold-and Silver Levcr Hunting Watches worth from #20 to,$300 eaehi' -,U Ladies' Gold Leontine Chains, Gents' Gold

Vest Chains, Solid and Double Plated Sil-' verTable and Teaspoons, Photograph*Al-j bums. Jewelry, Sco.. &e., 4p. Wbolc number of Gifts. 10,000! Tickets limited to 50,000!

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1 O 0 0 0 0 O A E S IN THE Best Farming and Mineral Lands in America• 3,000,000. Acres in Nebraska

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NOTIONS.

URIAH JEFFEES. ELISUA ILAVKSS,

U. B. JEFFEFS & CO., V?

Commissior vfiMerchants, a '-?"!And WheleSale Dealers in S A E A Iff A N

NOTIONS

H'hitc Goods, Shirts, Buck (J1 oves &c 'it.tb tin E A

PIECE GOODS

Stade by tha Vigo Woolen Mills.

4 Ko. 110 MAIN STREET, t"iV :, Terre Haute, Ind. All orders promptlyatte'deditt). 'tny28 dwtf ®i JsUi.

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Merchants,

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15 Plain do -.iMiiiitJ 5 Misses' do

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5000 Ashley'^ do Lace CollarB, Linen and. Cotton Handkerchiefs, Shirts. Shirt Fronts, Corsets, Steels, Necklaces, Tack Combs, Dressing Combs, Fine Combs,: Chinese and Japanese Fans, Cigars. ,ii u- nc 11.

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CJ Piano Co., K. Y- Pr cc, $2j)0 O' No Agents. Circulars free. ^JtMJ

ENTS—Wanted .—Agents make more5 A- jney at work for us than.ii anything else. Business light and Particulars free. G..i STIN'SONpermanent-

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Selwecn^Fifth ahd'Siilh itfeets.

Ii* LIVERY STABLE

A*."BVFouis. W.R. Hunter. A.J.Thompson.

FOUTS, HUNTER & THOMPSON. .: -aslJf nit n-jfib (taWmi

Livery slable f!omp«any .-M' Ui TEilRE HAUTE.

THREE FIR5iT-CIJASSESTABL1SH3IENTS,

soVijiiqcated aad managed as follows

THE OPERA STABLE,

Corner Main andEighth streets,'.v. -i Jsjcif oi Jvr:W. B.4HJNTER, Manager, .,tj

.*1^! i"S•!: L" ixf.i-"H .yx-.'n ssi i* I

THE FOUTS STABLE,

Second atreet. betwee'n Main ind Cherry.

A.B. FOUTS. ManbgeA -"*1 srf l*vhti*—J. THE THOMPSON-

'WWWpW!pw«i»«j5

yCIneinnitljO.J

country

100,000.00

IN VALUABLE GIFTS I

TO BE DISTRIBUTED IN

±4|ip BiaSTE?S:

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL TICKETS, to whom Liberal Preuiinms will be pai t. Single:Tickets, 92 Six Tickets, 10 Twelve

Tickets, 820 Twentyfive Tickets, $40. Circulars containing a full list of prizes, a description ol the manner of drawing,, and other information'in referenoe to the Distribntion.'wiU be sent to Siny one oTderingthem. All letters must bo addressed to OFFICE, II. D, 81

STABLE

-. .• r. Thirdatreet, betteen Ohio Walnut, a

A. 3 'TSOMPSOjr, MAlTAiBER'/ ,ii -jfujj

First-clasi 'fiigs afe efcthe* SWble sha

notice..

^.3

1872.

The delinquent iMfor the year 1871 is noi J. fxa aaI 1AA(rnti- anH AIR PrtlTl

HXes,tnereuu saargcu* ltoqtotint ^rllt/eonsalt their ,own lntore^ti. utd «av« additional expense, by calling at mj office and setWng ttp immediately, as collectbrs-wiM senf a^ry few^days.

CAttCitJtpapera copy pnetweek.) .trsii -.Ira?

EMPLOYMENT..

50'

E In

WALL PATER! I

Jp:

^4#

lis#

R. nuetuzisism*

No. 48 Ohio Street.'

O If The immense sales of the, past few ireeks necessitated a renewal nt' stock, which is daily arriving,among which aro some of tno choicest

GOLD PAPERS

AKD

DECORATIONS

Ever brought into the city.

AH oriTers for Paporhnnging, Knls6mining. Painting and: fine Graining promptly attended to,

MANUFACTURERS.

EAGLE IRONWORKS, COItSEB FIRST ASK WAtSl'T STS. TEK»E HAUTE, IN®. I

J. A. fABKEB, Proprietor, ^(Successor to W.

J. BALL & CO.)

Manufacturer of

STATIONABY AND PORTABLE EXCISES,

Flour ng and Sato Mill Machinery, Com Sheller8, Cane Mills and Machinery Generally.

Iron and Bras a Castings, &

J, A. Chance. Jno. Yeager Wm. Cornthwait. ihtt- f.,1 .r.76 :-«hT"

CHANCE & CO.

Custom Planing Mill,

NORTH SECOND STREET,

SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, 'Jill mi

Wm. Utitf. Ilenry Cliff. CLIFI, «& SON, Manufaoturera of Locomotive,

Stationary and Marine

BOILERSTubular and Cylinder.

Iron Tanks. Smohe Stacks, JBret citings, Sheet Iron Work,Door Steps, die, v.:*'

J^rststioet, bet, Poplar ahd Walnuti"•#TERRE HAUTE, IND.' Repairing done,.in Jthe most substantial manner at short notice, and.as liberal in prioe as any establishment in the State. orders Solicited and Punctually attended to

Wabash Woolen Mills,

Established in 1851.

G. F. ELLtS,.'Proprietor,.

WOOJL DEALER, --'And Wholesale Manufacturer of

WOOLENS, .'

Olllce anil Maauf.ictory If. W". Cor. First And Wain at Streets.

Torre Haute, Indiana.

M. G. DICKHOUT, is.'} .j

TRUNK and VALISE

MANUFACTURER,

,j} vj-jit) 198 Main Sirget

TtoilRE BA UTE, IND. ik.I.s

ii!' ..ioil# on •ii'i:' !!!V: :0 $"*' ti) 'sC,.

WILDY & POTHS,

Carriage Manufacturers,

Cor. Sccond«nd Walnut Sts.l -r'l/iil* TERSE UA I t2p INJ?', r:jLi&z

Vitl BOOTS fit SHOES.

GHBIS7 LEIB I?#

5 v-

ICBNTS AhD STAMP PLACD APPPLIRL e»nU on qgp.Books twenty.days Tor any .ind of employIbr male'6f' female. Situations ai* furnished daily at th» MPtOTMKNTi AUBW ^Viwini^,, «aS»#

ASSM PFTTIJOHN A BARNUM.

si Kaufman's Block^\

''J JIAIW STKEET, SEAR SEVESTH,

Ilayus trecei vedi largo a^d elegant stock of

axmsa oor —... .-.-I. •r^n

ii -aoi- «5~e ii i'*»•! Cn TBKASWb'S_ 0«IC«, TKasE llAUTK, May 2i,

Mo.Qzs&smm txslis -J., JK'Vtv' \Vhicb'ho will sell low. as.Oa«tom Work- done jih the neatest style and On short rtotfce'at reasonable rates. teaflSid_rt'

.. 1»

J. B. LCBOWICr& CO. S-TV.!WK'V, j.itri 3 ^li.itmhoi' arff •}!«»".'. s-iT .• I rn'*

Manufactureraiand Dealers in

Boots and Shoes,

.t-'on'U •'Satan* I =. .. A"1'

1 6 5 it S 1

.•/ '-i

C0R.^IXTtf.,:!

wafliiwp!

ti'43

GAMES.

EWJCATIOITA^ GAMES!

FRANK HEINIG & BRO.,

Manu'acturcrs of all kinds of

Crackers, Cakes, Bread,

Aff 1 €1»DY. iS'ill'il

Dealers in

Circulars descriptive'.of the manufacturing points upon th° line o" the Railway will be mailed to any address jjjon appUontu)n to til nl Q-en'l Sup't 0. & T.I1. R.R. '•'erre Hauto. Ind.

ATTORNEYS.

B. CHEADLE,

or, Learning and Pastime Combined..

BYfS. A. BOGEBS.

S.E^7"XSE3D £3rITXOIV.

QEHERAL DESCBIPTIOW.

telA ,jThere arc S4 Cards in a Pack, divided into 12 Groups, represented 'by tlie first twelve letters ot thcAlaphet, and each group containing 7 cards, numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. The first groups are entirely Historical tuo remaining 6 groups are Miscellaneous therefore the Games may be played with tho entire pack, or it can be divided into two parts. The historical part contains all the important events of the United States History, with their Dates the miscellaneous part contains much practical instruction upon the other seven Common Branchos of study., The cards are of convenient size, printed on the best of card-board, and put up in a neat paste-board box, containing full Directions for playing tho f'n# different games—Forfeits, School, Curiosity, Chronology and statistics -which, being so arranged as to prove highly amusing and, at the same time, to impress valuable historic and other facts "perman ntly npon the Memory, are pronounced by competent judges, to bo one of the most interesting, moral and instructive So-cial-and Intellectual Eecreations ever introduced to tho Public. One mportant feature of these games is, that they aro equally suitable -or the Family Circle, the Evening Party or for School. In addition to the small paste-board box, the packs arc again put np in boxes of Dozens, making them yery convenient for Dealers. Sold by Book sellers, Stationers, Druggists, &c. Bexail price, 75c. per Pack.

AGENTS WANTED E.VJERYWUEIIK. Wholesale Price. 6 jcr Do*en, Pint I In S E to II I receipt of price CIO. D. Address 11. A. ROGERS, Evansville. Ind.

UNIOU STEAM BAKERY

BAKERY. SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE.

The Cincinnati and Terre Hantc Kailway Company.

DESIROUS

of enlisting the attention of

Manufacturers to the advantage of locating manufacturing establishments upon the line of their Raitwny, will give to any Rolling Mill or Btast Furnace Company so locating, forty WO) acres of ground for works, and the-ooal in oifb hundred 1100) acres oi Clay or Owen county, Indiana, block ooal field the ore from onebundrrd (100j acresof tbe Hardin, Pope or Massac county, Illinois, brown hematite beds, and »greo to furnish them with all orders for- merchant iron required fof the Railway's use lor a period of two years.

„,

To any Railway Car Manufactory located upon its line. they will give twenty t'O) acres of ground required for worKs, tbe timber from one hundred (100) acres of the best oak •itabere'd land in Owen county, and an order for one thousand cars to eommenoe work upon.

To any CarWhoel Fonndery or Aslo Forgo, 'the ticeespary grounds- for worts and liberal orrftTS for their prodnctain kind .To oil other manufacturinc establishments ample facilities in tho locating and success' ful prosecn'tibn of their works,

W(,

ATTORNEY AT"LAW

3.xa ]-t. 80 Main Street', nov 22-d3m Terre Haute, Indiana

P. 'BEAUCHAMP

ATx^RNEY AT LAW A N a

0? FJC*: Cn Chio £t., 1 tt. lt'id ltd rcuith Fourth.

PIANOS.

US'

IP. DEI. MOBE,

Practical Piano Maker,

Tuner and Bopairer of Musica Instruments.

Orders left at James M^Crisher's Jewelry Store, opposite Court House, will receive at on •9»Po8toffic4 address 1,073. Parties wish ing tn rra me. call at Sodth Ninih street, between Oak and Wilson,

INblCO.il

BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE. Is tho beapest and best article in the mar ket for Blnelnff Clot&es. Tho genuine has both BARLOW'S WILTBERGERTS names oh the label, and is put up at WILTBEROEtt'8 Drag Store, No. 23 North Seeond Street- Philadelphia.

D. 8. WILTBERG1SR, Proprietor. For sale dy druggists and grocers. m»r23-dw6m

USTfc.". FQ"

Rolling

mttlt, MACOINKRY

F«t

Sale.

Having disposed nt the ground upon which tbe DCQOBSS* IBON WORKS are built, we offer or sale the machinery containedtherein—(to be delivered on or before the first of-September next), consisting in part of complete Merchant Iron Mills. 8,10 and 16. Trains. Sheet Iron and Nail Trains, Forge of 21 Furnaces, with Burden's Squeezers, Mack KoHs and large Steam llammer- Also, Nail Factory of 28 Machines, with modern appliances) and Spring and Axle Factories. Apply tdot address

COLEMAN, RAHM 4 CO.

Sixteenth Street. Pittsburgh, Pehn. 5-dlw

DISSOLUTION NOTICE. IHB COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE eristiti^under the Crm natne of BALL, BLACK.-A is this day dissolved by mutnali a &ne nt1 -Bither partner will sign in to he us in

Signed, HKNRY BALL,

WM. BLACK, KBEN'B MONRD^,' WM. D. BLACK.

March 1,1872.

n-l

TN ANNOUNCING THE ABOVE DISSOLL lution, BALL, BLACK CO.-inform, their friends and the public that they'intend to close ont their entire stock with as little defoyat^possible, and at priees thatwill be aninducament for all to purchase them.

They have also a very large stock of nnset stones—diamonds, enterals, rnbies, cameos, 4c.—wbicfh they will set, to order, at untuaaUy low rates. Thelf manufactory for Silverware will be continued, to enable them to dn'eet any dotoantis in that line. 665 4j&j7

0 4 a N

A Dead. Delnsion.

The thoory that human beings whoso strength has been exhausted by pain and sickness can be restored by depleting medicines and water gtuel, if not absolutely a dead delusion, is in tho last agonies of dissclution- At length it is understood that strength cannot bo purged into a debilitated frame, though life may easily bo purged out of it, and that it is about as wiso to withhold a healthful stimulant from tbe woak, in the expectation that they will rally without one( as it would be to deprive a lamp of oil and expect it to burd tho brighter for it.

The immense and uniform success which has attended tho nse of that wonderful combination of a pure stimulant with tho finest medicinal herbs, known as llostetter's Stom' ach Bitters, has largely assistod in dispelling the absurd chimera. Frantic attempts are made to revive it, but in vain. When the sick feel that their strength is departing, and that unless invigorated they must utterly break down, it is in vain to tender them feculont slops in tbe ptaoe of genuine restoratives. They may be imposed upon in tVis way once, but tho imposition cannot bo repeated. They desire to be refreshed, comforted, braced up, and deoline to be griped a second time.

.Foreign^ and Domestic Fruits,

Fancy and Staple Groceries,

'd-

LAFAYETTE STREET,

Between the two Railroads.).

i* t*

&c. '.:C.

Terre lautc, Indian

Under the operation of the Bitters, on tho other hand, all the processes necessary to physical restoration go on simultaneously. The system is stimulated and toned, the bowels regulated, the appetite cultivated, the nerves composed and the condition of tho blood improved at one and the same time by a single medicine. Common sense, tellff us that such a preparation must be invaluable.

A New Enjoyment! Ladies, have yoa used MOEEAV A LANKAX'8

FLOBIBA WATSBI It is really the best perfume to be found. It is equally suited for tho handkerchief, tho toilet and the bath. In France 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 dolightful fragrance, that when once usod it is invariably, referred to all others. mayS-deodly

BATCHELOK'S AIR DTK.

This suporb Hair Dye is the best in the World —Perfectly Harmless, reliable and Instantaneous. No disappointment. No Ridiculous Tints, or Unpleasant Odor. Tho genuine W. A. Batcholor's Hair Dye produces IMMEDI ATELY a splendid Black or Natural Brown. Does not Stain the Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beautiful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by all Druggists Factory 16 Bond street, N marfi-deod-wlw-SIRJ' iS!»* il

ON MARRIAGE.

Hnppy Rellcl for Toting Hen from thecfi'ects of Errors and Abuses in caryl 1 ito Manhood restored. Nervous debility cured. Impediments to Marriage removed. New method of troatment- New and remnrkable omidies. Books and Circnlars sent fro?, in sealed envelopes.

Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth St., Philadelphia. Pa, apr23dw3m

FOUNDRY

P. H. U'BLFFTESN, BARNARD

Phoenix Foundry

AND J,

MACHINE SHOP!

^McELPBEBH Sr. BARNAED Corner Ninth and Eagle Streets (Near tho Passenger Depot,) TERRE HAUTE, 1N1

MANUFACTURE

Bteam Engines. Mi-

Machinery, Honse Fronts, Fire Fronts Circular Saw Mills, and 1.11 kinds of IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS!'

REPAIRING DONE PROMPTLY

AlK partie& connected with this establishment being practical mechanics of several years' experience, we feel safe in saying that we can render satisfaction to eur customers, both in poinof Workmanship and Price. my26'dwl MoELFRESH BARNARD.

PAINTERS.

J. W. BOBEBXS, Practical House and Sign ...

2ton.an4 Deoorative

Paper Hanger,,

SOUTH SIDE OF OHIO STREET, •it ii Between5th and 6th.

jHT All work warranted to give satisfaction.

GKR^IlsriltTGr

Of all kinds for the trade,

may 28-dly

GRIBUSON",

PAOTER,

Twenty-four Years' Experience.

Shop" and Residence, between Eagle and Chestnut streets on Ninth.

"Who's Youi* Painter

OKOQUBSK tP IS

G. W. SANFORD

No,6 Sontli Fifth Street. &.-* v-y. ,«.^r tfl