Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 1, Number 36, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 March 1871 — Page 5

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IimmEsrnito reading—oar and For Sale column.

Wanted $P.** I

KuprENHKiMER A BRO. have rcmofed to the Opera House block.

CAPT. TISDOLPH'S steamer, the Advance, came up from below last night. 0

MR. J. W. L. MATLOCK has established a large dairy near the city.

THE county clerk's office was beselged with pensioners applying for certificates this morning.

J. A. PARKER, of the Eagle Iron Works, is constructing a saw mill for Wilson & Co. of Vermillion County.

THE Journal intimates that the Democratic city convention should be held Saturday night, April 8th.

THE daily papers are puffing the Station House management voluminously. Do tho locals hope to get free lodging lrom Ilarry Sibley? -S 1,

LOVE ita who desiro to take a moonlight ramble and enjoy sweet and fra grant thoughts should perigrinatc in the vicinity of some of our artesian wells.

MR. J. A. VRYDAOU, of this city, has lecn employed to draw plans and specifications for anew building on the site of tho "burnt district" in Rockville. It will le a substantial brick structure.

THE Council Committee on tho purchase of city buildings has concluded to report unfavorably upon tho proposition to purchase tho Linton homestead from Messrs. Hudson and Ross.

rnir.ii' NEW HART'S plow ti ado is fifty per cent larger this spring thun evor before. Ho has filled an order from an Indianapolis dealer for 100 ofliis. unrivalled plows.

A NEW locomotive,tho "Montezuma," from the Hinckley Works, Boston, has been received by tho E. T. II. & (J. Railway. It is tho first engine purchatted by that road.

THE leg-itimato drama meets with tho highest appreciation from TorreHauto audiencos, as was evidenced by tho attondanco at tho Opera House last night to witness tho performance of Lisa Webor's Hurlosquo Troupe.

•'^TIIK fates seem to be against the TolOgraph Mills. On Wednesday a large cog wheel was broKon and tho mill has since lain idle. Tho wheel is now being repaired and will be replaced tho first of the wock.

THE Number Two engino was on hand at the fire last night bofore any other engine, but was unablo to get up jt stoam for twenty-five minutes because wator had been thrown by some one up- ,* 00 tfto kindling used to ignite tho fire.

'4J Sv E are glad to loarn that a movement JbM on foot among our most prominent and actlvo citizens to organise a Joint stock company for tho purpose of constructing Holly Water Works in this uity.

ONLY ono oaso was tried in the municipal courts this morning. One drunk was brought up in advance of the cane of an energetic policeman, but proving himsolf to bo a very Impoctlnlous ohar-

acter was roleasod. N'

I' MAHIUAOE LTCKNSKS.—Tho following licenses have boon issued by tho County Clerk sltico our last report: ,,

Chas. (laupt ami SalUo A. Fra*e. Wins H. J»KRC, and Ann Cassaday. ,, •\Vm. Mathurs and Mary Cmnshaw. \Vatsou A. Bosworth and Minerva Baker. Jiwlalt Hill and Harnh Norton. tjtowart and Joauua Hill-

A LUNATIC who states that ho recently escaped from the Insano Asylum at Iudlanapolis, has been wandering about town (br several days. He was interviewed at ttoo Mayors court this morning, and dispatch concerning him was sent to tho Superintendent of the Asylum, l|c gives his name ns W. H. Cassady. ,V«-

A FASHION ABI.H doll's wedding took place in this city yesterday. A large coiupauy of three, four and fi vo-yoar-olda assembled at the residence of a .prominent ciiiMtt in tho afternoon.

The largest gffest wasn't bigger than pint of elder. The feminine® wote waterfhlla ancttrails. A tlosh and Wood fttll grown nlirttster performed tfcft OerlUony., .......

ENOS Shrn«ca**s clothing Hto« was discovered to be oa fit* at liloVlock Inst night. The timely arrival of the fire

engines suppressed the flames, tnougn

the goods WPM very u»uoh irtfurwi by I

the fire and water. Mr. Strouae thinks his loss will ?in»onnt to between 4000 and $5000, It was undoubtedly lb© work of an Incendiary. Tho hack collar door was discovered to be opon, and tho safe was also opened, it haeing H« robbed of Ita cash content*, amounting (o about IliOw The stock was Insured.

KSTKRDAY evening. Mayor Cookerly

having grown tired of the broken

well known extract of Indian wrn,

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No WELL-REGULATED family can siford to be without the SATURDAY EVKXISO MAIL. It is the mother's friend, the father's companion, the daughter's monitor, the son's carekiller, and the grandfather's comfort and stay. Regular subscribers are rarely troubled with the measles, whooping cough, indigestion, Impecunloslty or bad temper. It has been often remarked that our readers have a cheerfll, happv look which has been called the MAIL grin. The happiest marriages in town have been consummated in consequence of thoroughly reading these columns. On Monday of this week a gentleman stubbed his toe as he went to business and fell, suffering a severe contusion on his right cheek on Tuesday he lost the key to his store in consequence of which bis business was delayed for an hour and three quarters on Wednesday his houso caught fire on Thursday ho lost his pockethook containing thirteen hundred and twen-ty-seven dollars and fifteen cents, and yesterday his baby fell into tho fire. Last night he remembered that he had failed to read last Saturday's MAIL, and lie hunted up the well worn copy and devoured its contents. This morning he received a notification that legacy of $17,932 was awaiting his dis posal in Kamschatka. There is a moral in this little story which cannot fail to make its impress upon the minds of those unhappy persona \vb0 d9 not tako tho MAIL. -. 4

IF there is any subject of public interest which demands more than another, tho consideration of the City Council at this time, it is that of numbering houses. The grading of streets, digging of gutters, repairing of sidewalks and most other improvements, generally receive the prompt attention which their importance demands. But such improvements are often calculated to benefit merely certain localities, while there is not a resident of the city who is not personally interested in the subject of which we speak. We understand that it has boen ten years since tho counsel took any action in this matter. At that time most of the houses were properly numbered. But since then many changes have taken place. Our population is more than double what it was, and the number of dwellings has increased in about tho same ratio. Tho numbers then placed on the houses have been removed, worn out or erased by subsequent painting. What few remain have been made incorrect by buildings which have been erected in tho last decade,consequently less than a score of dwelling houses in the whoie city are numbered corroctly. Now this is not an improvement which will drain the city treasury or materially increase the tax of our citizens. trifle, and the, benefit lasting and great. Will the Couneil consider this subject at an early day, and gratify the earnest wishes of all citizons by immediately adopting a cheap, convenient and systematic method of house numbering?

OUR many citizens who are acquainted with Mrs. Frisby a former resident of this city, and a sister of Mrs. S. E. Moore, will be pleased to learn of her unparalleled suocess as an artist. She is now a resident of St. Ifrnils and is engaged in executing sotnto of tho finest paintings we havo over seen. They are imitations of stained glass, comprising Bible, Scottish Und other rural scones. They are on exhibition at B. G. Cox's book store., Mrs. F. recently had an opportnulty of displaying her exquisito taste in painting tho interior of one of the celebrated Pullman Palace cars to tb« entire satisfaction of tho compa»»y.

INTERMENTS.—Tho following is a list

of interments for tho week ending this

morning: Tob. 20—Mm. Francos* ltrtnna-71 yearsInflammation of lung*.

Feb. 25—Child or J. B. Wharton—1 yearPneumonia. Feb. 39—Infant of A. A. Ilase-7 monthsPnenmonia.

Feb. 27-Ana E. Libley-37 yeare-con-*n motion. Feb. Sfr—Frank M. Compton-SO yearaconsumptloii.

Fob. 3f—Infant of Jack Wood—5 months. March $—Kaust—drowned

TltK Indiana Legislature having collapsed without amending the divorce laws, an attorney In one of our neighboring towns, whose occupation la not gone, has sent copy for the following card to his county paper.

I At 111 conffawr* to get "Xolln PTOSpqUcs for purson* improperly malted. fnrnl*hed Ihnsr living nt»

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RKV. MR. HowR,of theCongTegatlonsl Church, begins a scries of sermons on .Social Lifts, to-morrow evening. Tho intemperance of temperance people is the subject ot the first sermon. Services at 11 o'clock A. M. and 7 o'clock P. M. HMI* are free.

HKRK are a few interesting figures

are a ftw interesting figures

tbftt lmiucnM

and disregarded pledges ot a n»p«xttable and alia Railroad: NawWr of citizen, who is peculiarly fond of that

ourporation.

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SIT* other employ 4FIS mxmFatherC haaae, for the purposeof having his oath to forever after abetain from intoxication, sealed by a prayer. The administering of the obligation WM performed in the most solemn sod impressive manner and the wayward man took hla departure expressing full confidence In hla ability to lead a reformed llfo. One OodlV^y, who formerly possessed a notoriona lora for oldBourbon. was sent before Father Chaase on a similar mission some three months ago. and has not indulged alnce to the extent of a single glass.

RKAD WHAT OE», KIMAIX 8AYS or IT,—After having used your "Rxpectorant Svrup" long enough to know and appreciate ita good qualities, I esn rne«vftiUv bear testimony to its uniform saemns in caring the most obstinate esses of Coughs. 0»kh,«k. 1 have frequently administered the Expectorant to mv children, and always found it to be the very best, as well ss the moat pleasant remedy of Ita kind:

NATHAX KiXMtt, Tress, of Stated, For sale bv liberie A Bindley. 34-Jtm.

City Election.

Wi are authorlxad to announoe JAMES O'MARA as a candidate for City Mawhal, •t to the decision of the Re •utyect to the decision of the nonlnatlnc convention.

er, Hohjeet to the decialo nominating Convention

publican

EDITOR 8ATU*DAY EVKBJKO MAIL. Many of thefriend«of Mr. DAN. CROWE, dmtre yoa to announce his name as a candidate for City Marshal.

MANY FRIKXDS.

WK are authorized to announce Dr HARLAND, as candidate for Councilman for the 5th Ward, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.

WE an authorized to announce JOHN ADDOCK tuia candidtt'"

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Special Xstlcc to the Pubic. I do not lay claim to more of the cardinal virtues than other men, but I long ago saw how important, how absolutely essential in deed it was to the success of my business that I make and maintain a reputation for strict integrity and fair dealing. My business is one of which but few persons can have any practical knowledge, and, therefore, ono which ofl'ers a tempting field for dishonest men. If a man wishes to buy a piece of Jewelry or a watch and knows himself no great Judge of such things, he must, of necessity, trust in a great mniner to the honor of the man of whom he buys. He must not be tempted by cheap prices or skillful talking, but will do better by going to an honest rnan and paying an honest price. This, then, is what I work for. what for years I have been working for, to cam the reputation and the name of being Ktiictly a reliable man. As to my success, I can refer with pride to any business man in Terre-Haute. And now, what I want to impress is this, I have a full and complete assortment of flue Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Spectacles, and Optical Goods, and will sell anything I have at as low prices as any honest man can, and customers may rely on everything purchased being Just what I represent it.

I inako the repairing of fine watches a specialty, and solicit this kind of work. My store is on Main Street. Inst ween 3d and 4th, Terre-Haute Indiana. 36-lt. W. STATZ.

Closing out Sale!—B.O.Cox has a large snd complete assortment of gold pens and miscellaneous Books, and being desirous of quitting that branch of trade entirely, ©fl'ers the entire lot for sale without regard to cost.

Falrchild's and Holland's, the best gold pens and pencils made in the United States, at less than manufacturer's prices. Jf

All pens warranted. B. G. Cox, 159 Main Street.

200 Children's Carriages.—Theundersigned will open, on March 10th, the finest and largest lot of Carriages ever exhibited in the city. Being sole agents for the sale of these goods in this city, can insure prices satisfactory to all. Salesroom third tloor over the Auction and Commission Hpuse 100 Main Street. »6-2t HOLMES A PARKS, Agts.

tireat Inducements ottered at IIF.RZ 4 ARNOLD'S previous to removing 35-tf.

Reduction In Prices at HERZ fc AiiNOLD'S 35-tf.

Tht Largest and Best assortment of real and Imitation Laces, Lace Collars, Handkerchief, Ac., at

S. L. STRAUS,

35-tf. 149 Mslu

nay yea!

),-J*SM J«nes

have

the best plows in the market. Ask for the Hamilton" and see for yourself. They mean business.

One dollar will actually cure your cough. Buy BARM'S PECTORAL ELIXIR.

Use Browns' Expeetsrsst for Consumption, it will give you more relief than any Medicine in the market. For sale by Eberlc A Bindley.

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Try my Five Cent Cigars and examine my smoking tobaccos. CIIAS. WEIDEL," 83^m. No. 11 south 4th street.

Qsny yes! Q.—I'low dealers can make money on the "Hamilton" Plow. It is better finished and superior In every way. Jones it Jones can supply them.

ltcv. Win. (•riihani, of X. W. Ind. Conference, says "BARK'S PECTORAL ELIXIR acts like a charm."

After you have used every Couph .Medicine and they have failed to cure your Cough, try Browns' Expectorant. It will euro you every bottle Is warranted. PVice $1.00 per bottle. For sale wholesale and retail by Eberlc A Bindley.

3l-2m.

1 say yea! Q.—Jones 4k Jones have the 'Cast-Cast Steel Plow," warranted to scour anywhere and to outwear four plows of any other make. Talk can't better it.

Physicians reoommend BARR'S PECTORAL ELIXIR for diseases of the Throat aud Lungs. See circular.

Mpectal Sotlce.—Great bargains In Notions. Hosier)*, Laces. Edgings, Trimmings of all kinds Linen Handkerchief*, *c^ at the CMIIJ out sale »t 'i. NirPKRT'S. 1 *ay yesi l|.-i ones a- Jones can sell a good plow for less money than any firm Iu town. Uo with money in your hand and see.

I want to kny Old Gold and Mirer. •t. R. FRKEnASf. S-lf. 1st Rain Ntreei.

Children will take BAKR'S PECTORAL ELIXIR. It will ctm-Cruup.

A Lartre Lot of Furs, which must be sold. Wf ofTrr I hem. llu-rvfore, away IeloW ooftt. IPrEKT. l»ooh Out Meat Week for the list of bargaiu* offered at avtf. HKRS & A RXOLD'S. lo HKRS A AKXOLHIS «-tt

Cholee Havana c*lrav«. stteh cvnts, or hy the lwx. (Tall at Oinrlc* Weklel. Na 11 south 4th Swt. a-im.

CkMNt« have to l* n»M, no matter

what 'hey bring at IS-tl. lints A AxmnX

A I*ot sfHsIM H«H»|»«kirta tobesohl at your own price svtf. UNA* ASSOIJ.

Rllllnery doak nwl ftps Trimmings and Buttons v«gr cheap at A. L.ATRXVS, 14t Ifall^atresl. 41 sajr yea «|.-Thr -RjinilUtAl* Flow Is "wulk Iu« off" with alW Mhe Mert fdocl How* warranted la. bsrnr»«-*s. Krmriiif qmlltlis smf^|ghtns9*of draft any. A"k for It.

A 1st of Perfomery, Fancy Soaps, Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, Ladies' Port Monaies, at S4-tf. NrrrEBT's,

Arnold have now opened the

best assorted stock of Fancy Goods, Zephyr Worsteds, Pars, Ac., which lias ever been showed In this citv. 15-tf.

M?1 *he lowest a rices, la ai street, near earner Sixth

H. R. FRKEMAX.

A Penny *nrc«l is a penny made! You can make many a penny by buyintc your Corsets and Fancy Goods at

IIERZ A ARNOLD'S,

15-tf. Hoop Skirt Factory

Our Competitors can't understand Uow It is possible, that we sell a great many good* cheaper tl5n they csui buy them, and yet wt do it. 15-tf. RRZ A A KNOI.D.

Ask yonr Druggist for BARR'S PHTOHAI ELIXIR. &"*:T

For Fine Cut, Navy, and other jntpular brands of chewing tobacco call at Charles Weldcl's, No. 11, south 4tli street. £1-1 in.

1 "ny yes! Q.—Jones 4k Jones give odds on the "Hamilton" plow when pnt In the field against "Richmond."

We have (wo First-Class Watch' Makers, and a Jeweler that can manufacture any article wanted. Those having watches to repair will do well to make a note of this. r4.f. S. 11. FREEMAN, 11-tf. 101 Main street, near Cor. of Gtli.

Having Sold my entire Interest in my meat shop, corner of 6th Jt Ohio streets. I most respectfully request that all those knowing themselves indebted to me, to call and settle their accounts. As my means are very limited, 1 shall expect prompt payment by those whom I have favored.

The business will be continued by my successor, Gordon Lee, who will try to keep good assortment of the lest quality of iresli meats. Give him a call.. 33-tf. JERKY VORIS.

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Married.

EGGLESTON—UILMOKE—At the M. E. Church, in Newport, Indiana, on Thursday, March 2d, 1871, (eight o'clock A. M.,) by the Rev. William A. Smith, William Egglestow, Esq., and Miss Etta A. Gilmore. All of Newport, Indiana.

ALL IRDERS RECEIVE PROMPT attention at RISE'S CARPET HALL, 86-4t.

LAXBRF.lt i*K—XEW UESIGX9, made to order at RYCE'N CARPET HALL. 30-4t.

STORE SHADES—ALL COLORS and materials at RYCE'K CAItPET HALL. 86-4t.

JfOJTE RVT COMPETENT WORK* men employed at RYCE'N CARPET HALL. 30-It.

ALL DEPARTMENTS WELL Sl'Pplled and satisfaction assured In styles and prices ut RU E'S CARPET HALL. H(l-4t.

JTO "TRASH" GOODS AT RYCE'S Cimr HALL. 30-4t.

wtccM'm eAtuntr WALL, «RRAT Depot for Carpets, Wall Paper, At. Ac. 3»-4t.

J^OYOUWANT_

*84-2m.

A GOOD STOVE!

Now's the Time to Buy.

A few dollars gets abetter bargain at

Ball's Stove Store,

Than any other place in town. This you f-calling and comparing and Money Is scarce and hard to

can ascertain bypricing goods. 1 get. We need It muchly, and will

SELL STOVES ACCORDINGLY. Call and look at the following line of Stores

TitECoWTINENTAL.onlyStOve made With Sliding Oven Doors, four sires. THE GREAT REPUBLIC, the largest Stove made. TIIE ENTERPRISE, a perfect beauty, four sizes. THE KITCHEN QUEEN, four sizes. THE NEW CONCORD, a splendid Stove. THE WINONA, cheaper than ever, four sir-

THEMAY QUEEN, the handsomest and cheapest Stove fn America. With this Stove I defy sny and all competlon. THE CONSTIT17TION Coal and Wood Cook. THE TELEGRAPH, 600 In use In this city. THE ALLIGATOR,Can't be beat, four sizes. THE WESTERN, coal and wood, a beautiful Stove. THE CHALLENGE, something new and nice. THE PEERLESS, the finest Stove in the

With these Stoves I defy competition, and as to prices, I never Call to give

The Lowest in the City!

And am determined none shall be turned away on account of prices, as we need money, and these goods MUST HK SOLD AT SOME PRICE I

Everv Stove warranted to give perfect satislHctioii. Respectfully, SFI-lin. K-L- BALL.

812—1815.

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Pensions for Soldiers

OFTHE

War 18127-1815, 1

May now 1* had-atoo for their widows.

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ISSOLIJTION.

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HAVING BEEN

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Published by O. A C. MERR1AM, HpringOeld Mass. :ft. Sold by all Booksellers, 3H.

ULICK BERRY,

Are Agents for a Sure Cure for

Hog or Chicken Cholera.

PRICE fl.00 per Bottl*:

REVERENCE: Wm. W. Goodman snd Webb W. Caste, of Soger Creek Township. »-tf.

pEN3IONS

FOR SOLDIERS

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OR THEIR WIDOWS.

A. GRIMES,

Authorised Claim A|ent,Terre-Haale, IndiAMt IMU

ENVELOPES—Withat

ITY TREASURER'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby Riven tlint the following nnmbers of IiOt. mid psrtsof lotsot the City 1 Cemetery rvinuin on rtTord under ilu» lu-nd of "Unknown Owners:'' ~ZTT~

ij 1! I

SWquarter E ist hulf

1 2.-)|

East half

Sugars,

UPHAN'N

OFFERED. 88-taf.

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47 AVOM i/l 47 \Vi»sl

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47 47

17 :ul 47" 2:»l :vi 47 r, 4.v lo 4S 4 11

H! tfVI II. Jt 2}i ,s 21 241 10 241 17 2l! 24 •Jt, :i4:

47 1 47 1 47 47 N\V irl 47 S\V 1«1 47 47

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47 NT F. iii 47 East 47 ij 47 Kiit •r

West Half West Half

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7 S7 i. 87 17 S7 •_n

Persons holding IVcds for any of tho.'ibovi Ixits an'niju-st»il lo cnll nt lhi Cily TIVIIurer's Oflier and have their nanu-» enteivd. on record of saiil Lots or i«iM of" Lots.

A KCUS.SCHOEM El 11..

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EMPORIUM.

And Music Store.

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No, 1)1 Mniu XI. (tot. 3d nnl Illn.

PICTITRI5S. FK.VMOS,

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LtKtKINU GI.ASSKS.

ARTISTS- MATEIUATA

MUSICAL INSTKr.MKN1. AND SHEET MUSIC.

Ple« •re Franilnv done to ordor at low priocs. 83-lnr

piANCS.

Steinway Pianos.

.. .. The best in the World, •t?s AT

Terre-Haute Musical Institute,

4 OVER THE POSTOFFICfS.

Clioaper and second hand Pianos on hand. Old Pianos taken in exchange for now ones at their full value. 81-6m.

DEPILATORY POWDER

—Remove* superilous hair In /fiv mmuir.i, without Injury to the Kfcln. Hent hv mail for Si.25. lIl'IIAN'ii ASTHMA (lltL Reliev's most violent paroxysms in jti minute* nuil cflVots a spwdy core, l'rico t'i by msll.

TIIE JAPAKH8E IIAIK ATATN. Colors the whiskers and Ut bfiautifhtv BUACK or BKOM-N. ft (uistl|Lof only ott* preparation. 75cents by mail. Address S. t.t. WHAM, NO. 721 Jayne Miruet. Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent free. Sold hy nlK Druggists. 0-4m

TO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are now prepared to furnish all classes with constant employment at home, the whole of the time or for spare moments. Business new, light and profitable. Persons of either sex eainlv earn from 50c. to SS per evening, and a proportional sum by devoting their whole time to the business. Boys and girls esrn nearly as much as men. Tnat all who see this notioe may send their address, and test the business, we make this unparalleled offer To such ss are not well satisfied, wo will senmAl to pay for the trouble or writing. Full •fittlrular*, a valuable sample which a on a a The Peopfm Literary Companion—one of the largest atfa heat family newspapers puhllstied—all scnt free by mail. Header, if you want permanstot, profitable work,sddress \4 E. 0. ALfJSN A CO., 82-3in Auguxtn, Mnlno.

$5 to $10 per Day. KIS. K',™ and tilRLn who enrage til our new businesn make from J9 lit per day In their own localities. Full particulars and Instructions sent free by mall. Those in need of permnnent, profitable work, should nddre** at once, UKOROK HTIUHOW A To.,

S2-3m ,.i Portland, Mnine.

OTICE.

We have this day sold our FonmTry amr. Machine Hhops, known as the"Ennle Iron Works." to J. A. Parker, Esq.. of Hntsonville, 111. Mr. Parker Is a practical machin1st, and we bespeak for him a contlruianre of the !!teral patronage bestowed ujioti us.

We shall occupy a portion of the ofllcpof Wm. J. Reiman A Hon, Pork Vtarket*, No., W Main street, up stairs, until farther tlce. WM. J. RAM. A O.

Terre-Haute, Ind., Feb. 9,187K ."VMI

QMNIBU8

TRANSFER LINE.

On and after this date we will run a r*K»lar Omnibus Trannfer Line from the Vondalia Depot to the I. A St. L. HqpcU mskteg eonnectlon for all trains.

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lS-tf. OKIKFITH A GIST.

IS80LUTI0N.

The firm of lAmorenx and Ktlmson is this day dissolved by mutual consent. D. Law*-y rass ooniinnes tl»e huslneMi st the "Idstand,

Ffb. 22,1*71.

rOHN

the card of your bos-

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