Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 1, Number 49, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 June 1871 — Page 7

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A 1.1 EX I TEMFORIS FLO UFA

!1V 11K.STF.II A. HKNKWCT.

hush! They are deml to me never Briie blfHwom* I loved hi tin- Pa«(t! my wml I shall fold them forever.— mil liiive, and tdmil hold them wherever

The

lot of my soul may

Ihotmh it wander wlicre duytlm is, O'er mo^cs thnt calm or that killfhrough for-st* where death or dcl'ight is, Vitii puis.- like the white Aphrodite 1 My spirit will cling to them mill.

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Kijk"

the pence of a morrow

|,nr

'tli will coine nevermore!

KTCUPK'I it hunger for sweetness of loving, with dreams that are dead,— »v ith days and dreams that are dead

Hitch it counteth witli Hps full of loathwtjj. ins, |r 1 he years that may come in their stead, ~ii ad ynrs—wilh funeral trstl

U". !tlll, all the halm and the beauty, -^bat lived in tile Iriosxoms of old, •fcl ve yet in the highway of duty,

I lie cleanly-swept highway ot duty— And fragrant arc marbk'and mold.

hush! You never take from me I *«y bloom:-. of the beautiful I' ist! ]Vi .h your lure# and your lies you have won me, yt\*\ the tempest of death IK upon me, lint my spirit— defying the blastfly high, haughty soul, that will brook not

The clank of a curb or a chain, .'• ins to gladness! for ITe who forsook not When doubt of ffix love was the puln

liimied deejn-st into my brain. Into my heart and my brain.

!It-

hears ai! the languid, low beating jL/f the soul lie alone understand!1* pf tbe Mad eyes too solemn for weeping,

pe HIM—not

a whisper repeating

the want, nees the woe never sleeping, Ami the loneliest reaehes of hands Which are fair wilh the fairest of (lores

Thai blossomed in vales of the Past, In all the green groves of the 1'a.st.

Jjweet sweets! that are dead to me—never!— hut my wid soul will ellng to forever, [.VI11 clasp and will ellng to wherever _The lot of my soul mav lie east, it lifteth glsid eyes where ashore Is, I4' nd will tie, as shores of the Past, ily fairer than shores of the l'ast ml evermore out of the blast.

[For the Saturday Evening Mail.]

Our Two Boys.

liV I'ATI-ilt.

Oifi'two boys. Not Smith's aeross the ay, nor.lone*' farther down the street, I'jlt wile's and mine our.H by every con'lvable ri^ht ol property known to ic'aws—discovery, pre-emption, jios•Hsion. Ours in free-simple, and not Kubjecl to taxation or execution. Two l''uncing fellows rejoicing in abbreviled cognomen's, and doing business nder the lirm name of J.

1 iIIten 11 to conceivt! of a more illtisVioim Rxample of how a very large fiiisinesM may be successfully conduc!•rely nominal investment, a iin-ly mythical capital in fact. An enirely separate and distinct, dept:rlmeut [engrosses tho exclusive attention of •h member of tlie lirm, and though [having some nilimate unity of interest 'in aggregate results, their general and irtieular management ol allairs can|nut be said lo bo strictly co-operative. ["Nevertheless their success in their roppfiooMvo dopartniont^i is already assnr«i. and urouiineM higher results

mort! Aii'tuied experiences. The junior member, now in his third inth, is largely in the milk business. ccept at rare intervals, when overbed nature (MilVMi-e- brief periods of —ft and relaxation, ins time is ehieily jmployed in ascertaining about how liucli of the lacteal fluid he can imbibe a given period ol time without manfesling any painful marks of physical |e.\haustlon or mental anxiety as to ul-

Iimate results. If the serene and beIniguant expression of his countenance |ifter each successive trial of his powers at all expressive of his own opinion fion the subject, the quest ion of suc'SM is no longer a debatcable one. Tlio faille untiring energy and patient donininnlion applied to the a Hairs of his [flor-life will insure Jiis fortune and |liimortali/.e him, though impediments [ike walls of granite stand in his way. sweet-scented youth, absorbed,

brdy,

soul, and breeches, in the eulti•itlon of his neck-tie, ever devoted ftmself to that ornate a]ipendage with lieli entire singleness of purpose or lOinplete abandonment as our junior (uember to the maternal fount. He kearns for il saerillees every thing for (It purxues it unrelentingly coaxes for i, and. if need be, tights for it and jjrhen he eapures it, ties to it, clings lo like a barnacle to a ship's bottom, hid enjoys it with an unctions satisfaction prophetic of accumulating fat. Jile is a perfect miracle of industry In ihis respect. I entertain a well-ground-hd conviction that if he were put to it Ihis ambition fairly excited—that is to Iruty, if his dormant jKiwers and capabilities were pushed to extreme development. lie is entirely competent to absorb and appropriate, without seriouu

'iitfiisi

BaaMaHMM

cast.

daytime or night

at wl!1

HL ».i

'Jiough Its cry from the hare breast of sor- 13' engaged at a favorite spot on the premises where he had previously broken ground. Hutu small portion of

'-ome nevormoie,—

,w ,,n

black breast of sorrow,

Trt Pi Tton following refreshing story, which we commend to tho attention of those in the habit of tipping tho mug: A man went into one of the beer-shops in town, and called for ale. It was brought to him in a common pint measure. lie drank a little, and thinking that it tasted queerly, he asked the shopkeeper what was the matter with his beer. The answer was that it was lirst-rate, being just bought in Itoston. This satisfied the customer, and lie swallowed the remainder of the beer. When he got through, seeing something in the bottom oft he measure, he asked what it was. "1 declare," said the shop-kee-per, 1 fori/ot to take, out thcaoap the la.st time I *haved\"

WHAT

TOM

^traiu upon tlivrestiveapparatus, t!u» listi-uinir to some of my own oor ntilitire yii'hl ol a first-class dnirv. May I tomptH in tho comic line, that it was a [||Xoot dipostion wait on apjiotite," and very bad style of oratory. On my exluay iii-* .shadow never grow less. pn^sina some astonishment on hearing

Tho eneralile J. sen., is in his tlurd such an opinion from that sourco, lie Jiis «jK cialiy is hri. In every went on to say: My life is an illnstraand aspoct ol hisluisyand c!ie«pi- of the warning I ^rive you. It has rt'd. life—from tho earliest ivinotiilH'r- not IHMJII a suwss. The world has no |M»riod theriMif, ho has manifested an [inonhnate, uuseomin ly, morbid, not to Hay unnatural, desire to realiste, pro•rtatuniy and liter dly the scriptural fiphorism, "Dus, «:i art, ami unto uu*l shall hoit ret urn.

llissolieitudo

I itinerantagriculturist, carrying around CitV Business DireCtOTV with him for convenience all bin porta-

ble real estate. His soil never promises

to produce largely on account of frejuent washings which curtail continu-

ally the deposits, and impoverish by I)IIIElPNE\VHART,innnufiiei reason of too much dilution, but he I- re-Haute steel Plows, 1st St. seems in no wise diacouraged by these periodical interruptions to his "experiments in husbandry, but goes for fresh accretions of dirt with a persistence v. orthv of a better cause. I found hiin recently industriously and alwtracted-

his body was visible. I called down to him with a question touching his purposes. The answer came up reluctantly and evasively, but I gathered enough from the reply to learn that he was boriny for oil. I think he'll lind it. There are no rational grounds for supposing otherwise. If there is iiuid for illuminating purposes this side of China, he'll tap it. It is only a question of time.

Such are the prominent characteristics of "our two boys." If there are any other two boys whom their natural guardians desire to enter the lists with th"m in the departments alluded to, let 'em be trotted out. "Our boys" will make things lively for them.

Tin: AIN IN' THK Loss OK

is poisonous to one animal

may be taken by another with impunity. Strychnine, for instance, which is so falal to most animals, may be eaten by certain species of monkey*with no danger to life. A grain of tfiis deadly substance concealed in a piece of cucumber was eaten by an East India monkey, the Lugnoor, and no efleet was apparent. Three grains were afterward administered with the same result Inst when that quantity was given to a dog it died almost immediately. It is also stated that jiigeons can take opium in lfvrge quantities with no injurious eonsequence goats, tobacco and rabbits, belladonna, stramonium, and hyosc3'uits.

TIIK

t'otiwiN,—He told inooncp, after

res 1 vet for the man who auiuses it. It looks up to th«- ringmaster and down on tho clown. To IHI successful in this world, von l»c solemn—solemn as an as.*. All the irreat monuments have been built to soUinu as»t»si." 1

|ui this res,is mcihs.i,. extraonlmiry. Ite ouiils tio convents .n or ltiooutMiient op|Krtunity to put himself it» kjthe way of its complete fulfillment. rile never waits for a second invitation, (ami is indiiVenMit to menace and aduiojnition. In season and out of season, liiy luok or by i-rovik, by all the arts and rmysteries known to jui?i?lery, he mauatfis to evade the eye oi vigilanco with lan apparently li\e*l purpse of renolv|inj himself into his original eleovnts. jlle is thoruiRhly grounded in his notions of rational amusements. lie Iwouid glorv in a ground-swell or landrsllde, and it is within »lie ixunpass of |pnU»biii.y that he would hatard ft iinall-siixd oar(h«|unko for the loose ntx of earth it might afford him, or [take all the risks of snlTooation in ljuick-sj»nd for the th»eting luxury of! llieing covered all for ouce with liiri. A Two 'IIICAIHI editors have been call- work ««rrantni.. Iniud bath would «*onvulsehim with su- other lots of things, and now ^proine delight I do not think he could each of them has his meals brought to lulu re so much concentrated happi- him in the sanetuiA, for fe*r if thev go iot» at onco and live, lie is a sort of out to lunch thev mav inwt each other.

Tm: I'nitarian chuivli is »ncnlng wide its doors to women. The lion. Henrv 'hapin,of WorccMer, is nominated as 1 President of tho American Unitarian I AsstH'iation for the eominc year, anl Mrs, Frederick T. (Jrav, Mns. -Samuel Calxit, Jr., and Mrs. ^ani«» Freeman Clarke as members of the Kxeeutive Couiiuittcc.

A Most commendable advaiieo 111 schiKl reform has leen ost*blishel in liouisvillo. Ky. Ity popular vote, it has I won d«vid«nl to lu»id but 0110 session daily, in the public schools, inMead of two as hen'tofon

JAMhS

FRACTION

AL ititKNcv.—Of the first issue of (100,IM fractional currency,madein ISiiil, and known at the time as "postal currency," s4,4-r.(H remain uredeemed. During the past year, ^!),41S of this currency were sent to the Treasury lor redemption, but the rate at which it is now received decreases so rapidly that it. promises to cease entirely in another year. Not far from

sl,(X«i,(«)(i

A LI.UIO.V.K

A J. it would

of the

postal currency, it is believed, will never be heard fr'.mi. having been lost or destroyed in circulation. Of the.second issue of about 0,000, made in ISO:?, there isslill outstanding the sum of *'S,24» .o 0. The redemption during the past year amounted to $lol,4.r5. The poor paper upon which this issue printed made it more easily destroyed than the tirst- issue, and it is believed at the Treasury that more than OiM) will never come in for redemption The total amount of the first two issues of fractional currency lost or worn out while in circulation Will, according to thfse estimates, exceed .si ,f»oo,000, or about fifteen percent., of the whole issue. This sum is, of course, a clear gain to the Treasury, and an entire loss to the people. It represents asmall part of the cost to the country of the ores cut system of irredeemable paper'cur rcncv.

SMASH

KK THICK KM.—A

revengeful traveler on a certain railroad in this State packed a carpet-baj., full of loaded revolvers, and handed it to a gentlemanly baggage smasher, who had ruined three or four trunks for ldm already. The smasher Hung the bag up against the wall savagely, and I hen threw it oil the floor, and stamped on il, and jumped up and down on it as usual. At about the fourth jump, firing began along tho whole line. Kortv-six revolvers went olf in rapid succession distributing indicts around the ear with disgusting carelessness of the legs of (ho smasher who was shot in six places before he could get out of tho ear. He rode on the platform during the whole of that trip, and when he did enter the car he encased his iegs in stovepipe, and ran an iron-clad snow-plow in front of him to push the baggage out with.

The hours

during which children will be imprisoned tlie JH'luwl-room are nnluctHl to three day.

TKURK-HAUTK SATURDAY! EVEMNG MAIL. JUNE

PLO H'.V.

urerofTernear Main.

RETAIL (iiiOVElilFJi.

\irKST A ALLKX, dealers in Groceries and Provisions, Stone it Glassware. Ili^Iicash price paid for country produce, 75 Main street, between 8th and !»th.

Kcerics,Provisionsand

W. HIPPKITJK, general dealer in GroPro!uce, National Mock, l.V) Main street.

DAVIS, general dealer in Groceries, Provisions and Produce, National iJl'H'k, 157 Main street.

CI.

15IPLKY, Grocerirs and Proyisions, Stone and Wood Ware. 21H Main street.

BOOKS.

H. UOOLEY, Dealer In Books, Papers & Chromos, Opera House Building.

BG.

COX CO., dealers i:i Books, Paper, Knvelopes, Ink, Ac., 1 Main street.

JiOO rs A XD SHOES.

"Vj" ANDRKWS.l UMain street, is the place 11 to buy Boots and Shoes. Goods made to order and repairing done.

J,"1NGLKS A Tiri'T, Manufacturers A Deal J/j ersiuall stvies of Boot Main st re

and Shoes, lu7

1. opposite opera JIous'.

HARDWARE.

AUSTIN,Hardware.A

SIIRYEK CO., wholesale and

retail Sash, Ioors, Paints. Iron, Nails, oil and Glass, 172 Main street.

LYONS, dealer in Hardware Broom KOO 1

TAMKS M. Iron, Nails, Mill and

styles Cross Cut Saws, J.'JO Main street.

PirO TOGRA PITS.

("1

KPPKRT, Photographer, No. 80 Main j. street between :M and 4th.

USHER'S New Gallery, corner (1th and Main streets. Call and see his tine looms and specimens.

n'A TCHES it .IE WE Hi

JR.

FREEMAN, American and Foreign Watches, Jewelry, Ac., Opera House.

G1EORGE

ARNOLD, Watch Maker, 151

Main street, keeps all grades of Ameri can Watches.

ISCELLA A 'EG US.

U. PATRICK CO., dealers in Yankc Notions, Produce and Groceries, No Main street.

DRUGS.

1UL1CK A BERltY, general dealers

V.T

Drugs, Paints,(ilass, oils, Toilet Article's Brushes, Dvcs, Ac., ('or. 1th and Main strt

,V.-I I) 11 lei: y.

)IIILli' KADKL, manufacturer of Sad dies anil Harness All work warranted Lowest juices in city, lilci Main st. near 7th

G. DICKli' l"T, Manufaeturerand Dealer in Trunks Valises and Tiavelling Bags IlHi Main St., near 7th.

1TIRED

A. ROSS, wholesale dealer in Saddlery Hardware, Collars, Saddles, Harness Leather and Skirt ing, 5 south5th street

Fdealer

:TER

MILLER, iii Saddles,

MAN Uh\ CT Ult ICIUS.

WILDY

A POT IIS. Carnage Manufacturer! streets.

tra and Repairers, cor. L'd and Walnut

KK) WOOLEN MILLS, established long enough to make the best goods from tin: best selected Wool, and sold for the least money—or wool. S. S. KKXNKDY A Co., Proprietors, coiner 1Mb and Main streets.

'1L1FF A SON, manufacturers of Locomolive, Stationery, Marine, Tubular and 'ylinder Boilers, Iron Tanks, Sheet Iron Work, Door Steps, Ac., cor. Canal A Main st.

('OTT, OR EN A ('().,('an iage Ma nil fact ur3 ers, northwest cor. Isi and Main streets. IC'tuhlislfll 1

S." I.

"IB" ABASH WOOLEN MILLS, G. V. Ellis, y\ Proprietor, wholesalcand retail manufacturers of Woolen Goods, X. W. corner 1st and Walnut st reels.

/~IGO FOUXDRY and Terre-Haute Car Works, Seal A Huger, manufacturers of Cars, Car Wheels, Castings and Machinry, corner Canal and Main street.

COMME1CCIA I. COLLEGE.

rpERRE-IIAUTE COMMERCIAL COLh'ge, Book-keeping, Penmanship and Arithmetic, Cor. 5th and Mahi streets. 21. It. GARVIN, Principal. vrs A AV) (VI I'S.

THE

ArATES. "THE HATTER," New York Hat Store. Idlest novelties constantly on band, No. 115 Main street. 1.1 QUo HS.

hcivKit's ("O.MPUOMISF.—A young

gentleman of Kvausville, Ind., called on a young lady, and after spending an hour or so in sweet converse anil close communion proposed that tliev should extinguish the light, as it wamld be much more pleasant sitting by the light of the stove (which was a eloso one.) The young lady said she would not sit in a room with any gentleman unless there was a light* in it. The matter was finally compromised by the prudent damscl'taking the lamp and putting it down inside the flour barrel, and placing the washlxiardover the top of the barrel.

irs

in all kinds of Liipiors and Tobacco,

iKiwlimj Hall, Hill street. PA PER.

JII.

LOCKE A SON.dealers in Paper Rags. Flour Sacks, Wrapping Paper and all kinds Papier Stin'k, 10 south 2nd street. a rroRXEis.

AVIS A DAVIS. Am IRNEY'S AT LAW, Cor.Snl A Main, over Me Keen's Bank.

•\Ir W. Rl'MSEY. Attorney nt

I aw.

office

south side Ohio street, bet..'kl and 4th.

ALLEN,

MACK A WILLIAMS, Attorneys

Ohio street, ln'tween 54i and 4th.

ZENASstn^'l,

SMITH, Attorney nt I^ir.-. office hio U'txreen kl and 4:h.

H. BLAKE. Attorney at I^iw, OHITI »J Ohlostn^et, lH*twi*rn «d nud 4lh.

\V. KLEISER, north s:de dmi

(i.

tomey at Uw, office !m. ...1 and Ith.

SEKOS.

A. FO« TE. l»i.ii!ir in Garden. Field and

Flower J-*""!*. No. iC Main str«-«.t.

li'/.V(r'

MA CJIIXKS.

IMTKHOWK

SEWING MACHINE. S.

1 Cheney. Airent. Cor. 5th A Main stx. op Natioitai Hu»e. men

QfEhWSWA HIZ.

RICHARDSON A Oa., JOMM tail le:.' rs lr «»ln.*s lUid Q".i n.*wnre. Exclusive At' ids i--r I .up ton's Sdv.r Burner and Family K»\ -rite Bnrnlna Fluid, TS Main *tr»vt.

II:K\.•

M.*EI.\O.

\KY CAM'S, Dn* and Shirt maker -«nd plain sewer, t\ir. 7th and Swnn Si.*. S7-lt.

Loll HSU.

\Y H. BANNT.HTK1S, Merchant Tailor, yy Xo.79 Main street.

H.WINTER.

Merchant Taiior.

Ohio street Between Snrt and 4th

MUdlC.

riiKKHK-HA^TK MUSICAL iNSTITt'TK, J. over tlioiostolMce. Music taught in all its branches- 1 upiJs mny enter at any tlnu

AGKNi

I'"pn

NTKINWAY

G.Mantles,and

inn nufacturerer and Harness, Trunks unl

Valises. Agent for Miller's Harness Oil, old Postollice building, south ith street.

MILLI.XERy.

MRS.

M. JI. ABBOTT, full stock of Spring Goods, 4 4th street, bet. Main A Ohio.

I'lANos

T. li. Musical Institute ottice.

will furnish at market prices Anthracite, Pittsburg, Jirazll, Block, Ixwt Creek and Supir eek coals. Leave orders at ortiee uiiiler rrnirie City IJ'ink, (itb street.

f'Ui-AIlS.

AO.

HOI OH, dealer In Cigars and Tobacco, I wo doors east of McKeen ct Minshall's Hank. Jotjber in Ntirtli Star Kine Cut Cliewnii» Tobneeo. .71.

lHAKLIv KIDKL,Cipir Manufacturer, \j and denier in Tobacco, Snurt, Pip.es, Ac., No. II Sotilli It li street. 4.-,.

STOVES.

KL.

BALL, Dealer in Stoves, Tin and ,'oppcr Ware, 128 Main street.

SMITH

(^1

C. SMITH A CO., dealers in Stoves, Reapers, Airrieultunil Implements, and manufactures fin Ware, 50 and 52 Main street.

STinware,

R. HENDERSON, dealer in Stoves and 13 south 4th street, between Main and Ohio, and 111 Main street.

FOSTER SMITH, dealer in Stoves, Grates, and manufactures Tin, Sheet Iron A Copper Ware, 150 Main st.

PR OFESSIOXA L.

rJL

BAKTHQLOMEW, Dentist, 157 Main j. street. Residence cor. 5th and Swan. WT

AV-

-h'tfXSTON, M. D., Office over Prairie City Bank opposite National House, 6tli street. Residence North side Chestnut, between 4th and 5th.

\\T M.STEPHENSON, M. D., Office ft Opera House Building, up stairs.

SD.SHIELDS,Dentist,Office11!)

dry goods.

iHEiiREATHEAI)QUARTERS, Wsirrerl Hoberg A Co., dealers in Dry Goods an Notions, Cor. 4th and Alain streets.

Established in 18-13.

IR\

CE, Wholesale dealer in Dry j. lioods. Notions, Cotton Yarn, Batts and gram bags, !I4 Main street.

|HIE Ni:iVr YORK STORE, 73 Main street near Court House siuare, Dry Goods Carjiets, Wall Paper, Shades, Ac.

WlTTEXllUHO, ItUSCHAUl'T, A Co

11TELL, RIPLEY A DEM I N(J. dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Notions, Ac., Cor. 5th and Main streets.

COSFEVl'I ONER IES.

Vir H. SAGE, Confectioner, Wholesale A Retail Bakery AConfcetionerv Tovs "andies A Fire Works, 115 Main street.

\\T A. KHEAP, Wholesale A Retail dealer IT in Candies, Fruits, (/iiildren's Car i's, Toys, Ac., (ith street, opp. Post office.

WHOLESALE GROCERIES'.

SYFERS,

TRADER A CO., Wholesale

cers, lyo Main street, Terre-llaute, Indi

*•1- F'rn

D. IIARVEY. Furniture dealer. Finest .styles 1'arlorAChaniber Suits,8 Mainst

1ERRE-HAIITE FURNITURECO.manuturersofall kinds of Furniture, wlioleile and rtail. S. K. Allen, Agent, Fourth street, opposite old Postollicc.

NION STEAM BAKERY.

RANK EI NIG & BRO.

Manufacturers of all kinds of

Crackers, Cakes, Bread

A N

DKALEIWIN

of eign & Domestic Fruits,

FANCY A STAPLE GROCERIES,

LAFAYETTE STREET,

I lift ween the two Railroads,)

2I-!f. Terre-IIaut£, Ind.

MTESSEX

& CO.,

Confectioners^

AND

ICE CREAM SALOON,

No. 11, South 5th St.

All kimis of Cakes, Ornamented Cakes, Pyramids, and Ice Creams will lie made to order. 42-3m.

VKWTRniMrXCr

Ant! FAX STOKE.

J. SCHAFRLIN, 1st door east of Ryc»'s, U't.iith ami 7th, has opened one of the flm-st and largest stocks of ail kinds of l^adics*

DHESS AND CI.OAK TRIMXIXOS, And Fancy C»ooIs. I also manufacture Cords, Tassels, .nips and Ruttons.

I^'idles, call and see the Goods. Respectfully, J. SC1LAUBLIN. 3D-If

pKOFESPIOXAL.

No.

DR. HARLAND," NORTH STREET,

Betwc^'ii Elm and I^ocust Streets Oi-rr Hhoe Sttrc. Consultation free from 9 o'clock A. M., to 99'clock P. M. li-ly.

C(LARK

HOUSE,

All

REAL K\TA TE.

^RIXIESA KOYSE, Real Estate and

Or. Ftr$i and Ohio Strert*.

THE TKRRE-HArTE OMNIBUS AND HA«'K LINE will attend to calls for train* leaving both theKaslcrn and Northern Depots also cinvev pawngrcr* to any part ol ihecity. All order* left at the Terre-Haal« House. PostoflJee. National Hoase, Buntln House, or at tbe Clark House will be promptly attended to. 5-tf.

DKALERH

_T roranee Agent*, 5th street, near Main.

WILL IK) WELL to call upo»

B. o. Cox A Co., Booksellers and Stationers, before parcbaaing elsewhere. 1-Lf.

3. is7i.

over the Posti".

I'IHIKIS,

JKISSNElt,

tlerder in

Molotieiins,

Organs, Ac., Palnce of Music, 4.S Ohio

COAL.

BIGKLOAV(tirCoullowestMining

and Company,

v' 7 i,v#T'et

J'rices.

U) (JOTil) .LOAN

110,

RICHARDSON, Dentist, Ohio street, Between :ird and 4th.

Main St.,

over Sage's Confectionery.

k-R. J. :ird and 4th.

STOXE, Office Ohio street, bet. Res. Cor. 1:5'.. A Ohio S*ts.

The building of the Northern Pacific Railroad, (bc^un July last), is beinn pushed forward with (L'rcatciu rtty from both extremities of the lines. Several thousand men arc employed in Minnesota and on the Pacific coast. The grade is nearly completed 2i( miles westward from Lake Superior trains are running over l.'IU miles of finished road, and track-laying Is rapidly progressing toward the eastern border of'Dakota. Including its purchase of the St. Paul A Paciiic Road, the Northern Pacific Company now has -41:» milesof completed road, and bv September next tiiis will be increased to at least ."! 10.

Cioori In vestment.—Jay Cooke A Co. are now selling, and unhesitatingly recommend, as a Profitable and perfectly Safe investment, the First. Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds of the Northern Paciiic Railroad Company. They have it) years to run, bear Seven and Three-tenths per cent.gold interest (more than S nercent. currency) and are secured by first and only mortgage on the entire road and its equipments, and also, as fast as the Road is complete, on 2:i.OO() Acres of Jiaititl to every mile of I tmck, or 5(H) Acres for each i?l,nix) Bond. I They are exenint from Fnited States Tax I Principal and Inteicst are payable in Gold I Denominations: Coupons, SlUO to SI,iK)0 I Registered, ?1(H) to SKVIDO.

Iannis for KOIHIH.—Northern Paciiic T-IiO'sare at all times receivable at ten perl cent, above par, in exchange for tin Company's Lands, at. their lowest cash price. This renders them practically interest bear* ing land warrants.

Sinking I'ltinl.—The proceeds of all sales of Lands arc raj

SPRING GOODS.

WARREN. HOBERG & CO.

Opera House Corner,

HAVE THE

Largest, Handsomest and Clieapest

ol Spring Dry Goods in Terre-Haute.

3•obofh/ Shottftf Fail to lisif t/tr

GREAT HUDQIMHTERS FOR DRV GOODS,

J} Itcu in JJ (in 7'7 }\st- Cfoss floods at the I a) t^st,

.Warren, Hoberg & Co.^

or TUP:

XOHTHKKN

Paciiic Railroad Co.

Iliipitl Progress of the Work.

iml to be devoted to the

re-|m*uliuse »mI UH.UIU11II.UUII oi" the FJLcst Mortgage ISonds of the Company. T!i Land Grant of the Road exceeds Fifty Million Acres. This immense Sinking' Fund will undoubtedly cancel t.hcpiincipal of the Comnany's bonded debt before it falls due. With their ample security ami high rate

interest, there is

110

OP£RA 1IOUSK

0. KARTIETT.

investimnt. accessible

lothe people, which is more profitiibh'

ARTLETT it CO.

.relum viit(r 1'. S. I'ive-Tivcn lies The success of I lie New Government 5 pel 1 cent. Loan will compel the early surrender of Fnited States ti per cents. Many holdcr of Five-Twenties are now exchanging them for Northern Pacific Seven-Thirties, thus realizing a handsome profit, and greatly increasing their yearly income.

JCN.—

Oilier Securities.—All marketable Stocks and Bonds will be received at tlielr highest current price in exchange for Northern Pacific Seven-Thirties. Express charges

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Money or Bonds received, and on SevenThirties sent in return, will be pakl by the Financial Agents. Full information, maps, pamphlets, etc., can be obtained

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appli

cation at any agency, or from the undersigned. FOR SAI„K BJ

JAY COOKE & CO.

PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, Financial Agents Northern Pacific It. It. Co.

Ity Banks and Bnnkx (jrnernUn thrmiphtvl the country.

FORSALE BY

First

uonal Bank, National State P.nnk, Prairie City Rank. McKEEN A MINSHALL, Agents, 40-12t. Terre-Haute, Iwd.

II. WRIGHT,

PHOTOGRAPHER, 10.'

UX STREET,

OPPOSITE OPERA HQ USE.

All Kinds of l*hot«irritptm Finf«hcl in Hie Ffneat Style.

Also, Copying Old Photographs, Coloring in Oils, Ac.,

AT THE LO TVEST PRICES.

All work warranted satisfactor' or no chajRc. tc- !iu

^ILDYil- P0TH8,

Carriage Manufacturers,

Cor. St.-cond and Walnut Streets, TERRK-HA UTE, 1XD. Repairing done promptly and at low rate* 20-tf

RATIONAL HOUSE,

COR. MAI.VAKD SIXTH ST5./ ..

JJROOM FACTORY.

Terre-Haute, Indiana.

I#HS $. HABRIN05 A- BRO.,

•if Manufacturers of

BROOMS, WISPS, &c.,

Cor. Second and Mala Streets, TERRE-HAUTE.

OH RMSTRON

LOCK AXD UlXKHITll,

Jd U., Door. Norlli Miin, TE**E-H At/TE. Repairing promptly attended. I also have a pair of SEW PLATFORM SCALES for weighing Corn, Hay, Ac., and persons havIn^such weighing to do are invited to call.

OKO. C. 1)17 Y.

BOOKSELLHKS.

NOTION

AND

Fancy Goods Dealers,

101 MA

STR'EF.T,

DIRECTLY OPPOSITE

THE NK IF OPERA II') I 'SE,

TJCUKj-MIAUTJ-:, IND

HAVE

Alwa.Tsc.il hand a largr stock and

"r Great Variety of Plows

1 i-"1

ll®lS

T-1

Suitable for all kinds of soil and for all yir poses all of my own manufacturlnc, amoill of which

guarantee to Kivu satisfactions

repair Plows and am prepared to make till sizes and styles to order all kind

Plow Material For Sale,

including finished, Kingle and double I els ready for stocking. It. gives me a1 pleasure to have farmers call and look QI plows, even if you do not wish to by. terms arc cash and my prices uru ahkff all. Respectfully, 31-1 v. PHILIP NEWIIART,

WORK

TS MY REFERENCE!

CHAS. L. FELT US. HOUSE, SIGN,

AXIt

0KXAMt

:.\TAL 1AI.\TEK

-herry

Street, 2d dwir cast of ."kl,

TERRE-HAUTE,

INI).

Does Paier Hanging, Kalsomirnlng. Oinin. Ing,

HOUK!

and ftign Painting, anil every-

tiling usnally done by the trade. The

BM I

Workmen Employed--Tin* BeatS toe

It I'wd.

Prices to suit the times. 20-tf

WK. M.

JA COB UTZ & SOS, Propr't.

BARK, N. JJ. YJCAKI,*. IAKR A YEAKLK.

House and Sign Painters.

On Tith Street, bet. Main 4:

In Cory'* new Iiutiding.

All work entrusted to us will reeeivr prompt attention. Krieeial attention given to Sign and Graining.

rpERRRHAUTE HOUSE,

Ttrrre-JIaulr, Indiana.

T. C. BUNTIV, PsorsurroM.

The Htrret Cars pons this House e^ry Minutes, from the Depot and Rlrer. The Arittitm Bath* are connected"toil! 1-Lf. this Jilt I.