Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 4, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 July 1871 — Page 5

STRANGE PETRIFACTION?*

SA OnKAT NATURAL CURIOSITY!

Human Heart Kicked About on the Streets of the City!

A printer employed in this office yesterday discovered among the stones of common gravel recently applied to Main street by Street Commissioner Voorhees, a perfect petrified human heart, which is now on exhibition at our counting-room. This ossification 0/ the sentimental part of a human r^body bad been kicked about upon the street for many days, and was liable to be crunchcd at any moment beneath the wheels of some ponderous vehicle.

Contemplating it we find it difficult to realize that this lump of solidfied substance was once the headquarters of an arterial system which supported human life. Many conjectures have been advanced concerning its origin by savants who have flocked to our sanctum to examine this specimen. Some tliink it belongs to a pro-historic ago, back a few millions of years anterior to the invention of Webster's spelling book, opera houses, artesian wells, SATL'RI»AV KVKNINO MAJI.H, and other outgrowths of a high civilization. This would refute the Darwinian theory completely, as this is the heart of the archant, or human mammal, and not of the monkoy. Others, aided by a local legend, believe it is the heart of an Indian chief, I'e go-in-chuck-i-hick-i-giz-zard, who hold forth in these parts early in the present century. This chief (we will call him I'. for short) meta dusky maiden, Ke-kl-yi-ho-a-mu-sl-ag-no, on the sito of the old Indian Orchard, in Sibleytown, and commenced a harmless flirtation which ended in his losing his hnurt completely. Thero are good reasons for believing that the heart before us was tint property of I'., the gallant chief. A photograph of the petrifaction has been forwarded to Captain William Ivirle, who was well acquainted with 1\, and will probably bo able to recognizo his property. Ke-ki-tVc., was a noted heart-smasher, ller wigwam was located on the river bank noar the city cemetery. Street Commissioner Voorheos is satisfied that a gravel bank of great valuo will be found under the site of her residence, as all the braves of the I'otawatamies, Sioux, ('iiinaiichert, Mlfciuies, and other tribes lost (heir hearts in that vicinity. Others insist that its origin is still more modern, and that it is the property of

Henjamln 1\ Butlrr, who is represented as a heartless man. Wo are not the partisan of any ono of tlicso conjectures. The petrifaction, alas, cannot speak for itself. We will only hazard the opinion that it belonged to a hard,.^4 «n*ilUl»vun ill this city has lost a heart ho can have the petrifaction by proving property and paying lor this notico.

MATTOON aspires Prairie ('itv.

THK

to be called the

THK courts liavu closed until the 1st of August.

Congregational Church is lobe

reconstructed &!i>00 worth.

Tu Normal Conservatory ol Music has a chorus class of seventy-live singers.

units are making negotiations for the establishment of a large starch laclory In this city.

SKK new time card of the L. A* St. L. K. H., which goes Itito effect at 11 o'clock, a. M., to-morrow.

A IMI-S'K of jiroperty on Tenth street has this announcement nailed to tho feiM-o "(ne-half this Ixt for Sal."

THK ('lark county (111.) Agricultural Society will hold Its sixteenth annual lair on Its grounds noar Marshall, SepteulWr Jlst, iTJnd and VUld.

I'KHMONN wishing to U« to the nationJ\l camp mooting at I'rbana, Ohio, will pieano report to W. M. llanni««ter inimeUiaieiy,

Two oM tlir»H j»upt»oHOtI btirgiars loafed up and down Ohio street until a late hour last night. Finally discoverinj? tliat they were watched the.v dispersed.

It KI.HUO»-!S services at the Cherry street Haptint Church to-morrow morning and evening. At LL o'clock A. M. preaching by Kev. J. i\ Thorns at o'clock r. M. by lU-v. O. I). Crawford.

HKI.I«I(H'.S ST'RV'ICOS at 1'ltflWtltli Chapel to-morrow, as usual, l*r*»aching at 11 A. M. by Kev. O. P. Crnwforvi and at 8 r. M., by Kev. J. I'. Thoms. All are conlially Invited.

THK colored pt»opU» of this city, Sullivan, Vineennc* and all along the way, will go on an excursion to Princeton on the second ot August, where a large mass meeting ami picnic will be held.

THK regular monthly examination of |Mr*ons» applying for license to teach in the public schools will take place next Saturday, the 3?th Inst., in the High School room of this city.

I vrunsiKvw.—-Ttie following Is a list of interments for the week ending this morning:

Ju'v r. TUnM Te-.. v, ycm»-Cto»-

hert. i.e IC lh. iiow'

i' isi. v.tiam. ii

Jul 1. ... c, and of Jt: IT.- wnm® llarpeT: yesf

v.mi*

J?i\ K. vu»i70yearn—Kr* ,ai!* -•*. s-isii!ry.i J». 14,—Itttaul of Benjamin Foul b.»r:».

-Still

July .v, l.si!« Mtng, ttvtm ir'*»n, Jn*t Ju M, \i. !•, NMvy.of IndlanapolUk a«e. i- •.

J. ®,- Jcjw MiOnlh,tjifWyrti»-C»8* ge*U •.•*».

I NATIVITY I Of a portion of the citizens of TerreHaute:

UNITED STATES.

Xfa{ -e—F. A. Ross, Oliver Bartlett, N. R. Jonet'. Cant. C. H. Allen, Elkanah

D. GrinwoM Lucius

Rvce C. E. Hos/»rd- Harmon Blood. Massachusetts—i"*. W. Bement, Curtis, Rev. M. A. .Tewett,Capt. Leonard West, D. J. Pears S- R. Baker.

Rhode Island—Joseph S. Jenckes. Connecticut—Chauncey ^osf/r.,VGilbert, Bb. Booth, SY' Williams, John H. Berry.

New York—Gen. John Sco VfHickcox, J. O.Jones, U. R. JE'uers, M. and J. Ross, *P. M. Donnelly. Yates, J. G. Turner, W. B. Warre.% «*. F. and C. I. Ripley, P. E. Tuttle, J. Hedden, H. J. Keeler.

New Jersey—Zenas Smith, Jas. Cook, Ralph Conover, S. R. Freeman, John S. Beach, Simeon Cory, Dr. E. \. Ball, D. D. Condit, C. C. Knapp, J. R. Freeman.

Pennsylvania—Joseph East, Geo. Rugan, C. R. Peddle, Jacob Butz, D. W. Minshall, James Hook, Judge T. B. Long, William Coats, Dr. (i. W. Patrick, John S. Jordan, Dr. Nan alzah# R. Garvin, W. A. Sheap.

H. llajjerand broth-

Maryland—Jacob

Samuel McDonald, A. S. Andrews, Rev. James Hill, T. P. Murray. Delaware—L. B. Martin.

District of Columbia—.John D. Murphy, R. L. Ball. Virginia—1\. W. Thompson, Wm. J. Bill Dr. J. R. C'uningham. John W. Jones, B. F. Clark, B. F. Royce.

West Virginia—N. Thomas, J. W. IIusher, J. M. Haas. North Carolina—William Barrick, D||g vies Johnson, William Clarke.

Georgia—L. I). Sirronia. Tennessee—John W. L. Matlock, Luther Grigsby, J. Ii. S. Garretson.

Kentucky—Capt. James Ilite, Judge John T. Scott, Col. J. P. Baird, James M. Allen, W. K. Edwards, J. and D. S. Danaldson, S. S. Early, Judge J. G. rain, W. II. Scudder, A. J. Grundy, Rev. S. K. Sparksi, J. II. Kester, T. H. Nelson, J. F. Gulick, Roeh F. Robb, Rev. W. W. Curry, Samuel Magill, J. U. Lyno, Dr. W. J. Stewart, William Slaughter.

Ohio— Dr. E. Road, D. W. Voorhees, B. W. Hanna, Wm. Mack, Alex. Thomas, I. N. Pierce, II. D. Scott, M. W. Seda'm, Perrv Huston, R. S. Cox, B. G. Cox, Jos. Strong, Martin Hollinger, Ira Delano, Samuel Royse, E. M. Giiman, T. H. Kiddle, T. H. Barr and brother, N. Andrews, Dr. Young, W. H. Paige, Nathaniel F. Cunningham, W. & Ryee. Dr. A. Pence, I. Clatfelter, E. W. Chadwick, Wilson Naylor, E. D. Harvev, Peter Miller, L. M. Rose.

'Illinois—.]. B. Shelledy, J. S- Dickerson, C. S. Sandford, J. P. Tutt, W. R. Hunter, Eugene Linder, George Palmate r, Ilariow Thompson, Henry Rielv ardson, Thomas J. Gist, C. C. ()akey. [own—Jiulson Q. Button.

Alississtj'j'i—John G. Williams. .INDIANA., Terre-Haute—Hen. Charles Cruft, Domas Deming, C. M. and Bay Warren, J. B. Edmunds, Wash Johnson, James Johnston, Major C. O. Wood, P. S. West fall, Capt. F. C. Crawford, Arthur Doming, M. ll^nkin, J. II» Hlnk0| Tip. Boudinot, G. E. Karrington, Crawford Scott, W. C. Buntin, Herbert Madison, John C. Ball, W m. L. Ball. rtV/t uwwy—vv. n. MoUmn, nwtuu Hussey, S. T. Reese, M. S. Durham, E. B. Allen, Ray G. Jenekes, Samuel M!Keen 1). E. Paddock, W. G. Jenekes, J. M. San key, Col. R. R. Stewart, D. 11. Wright, John Paddock.

Knox County—T. C. Buntin, Judge C. Y. Patterson, G. F. and C. C. Smith, (J. E. and C. B. Brokaw, Watt Holmes.

Monroe. County— Drs. W. P. and J. B. Armstrong, Frank Faris, W. H. Bannister, W. B. Wharton.

Jack/ton (bunty—W. B. Tuel!. Parke (bunty—S. C. Davis, S. B. Davis, Dr. W. D. Mull. .h-jrrr.sun County— A. (. Hough, C. W. Man court. ]*ike County—&. H. Henderson. (.rYfCMtf County—John l«. and Wm. Shryer.

Sullivan County—\. Mattox, John ('. Briggs. 'lay (bunty—Isaac Deeter, W m. 1-. Morgan, I. L. Mahan.

Oranye County—A. M. Black. Franklin County— Col. R. N. Hudson. Wayne Cbunty-M. B. Hudson. Johnson County—('apt. J. W. Branch. F'oyd Ciuntu—Dr. John E. Link, George Leake, \Vm. H. Stewart.

Spencer County— V. Shewmaker. Hendricks (.bunty—George W. Naylor. Fountain (bunty—Dr. W. 1. Inslcy. Iloonc. County— A. II. Dooley. Washington (bunty—D. B. Weir. Fayette (bunty—W. H. Valentine. Riish (bunty—B. F. Havens. Montgomery County—George Arnold, (J, W. Kleiser.

Putnam (bunty— A. (irit)ie, Hiehard S. Tennant. •KNOI.AND.

J. H. Svkes, It. A. Morris. II. D. Milns, Kitching Smith, George Hvmvn, Richard Cottam, Dr. Tho*. R. Austin, R. Bnckell, William Clill", T. W. Watkins.

SCOTI.ANt.

A. McGregor, James Seath. IKRt.ANO. John Walsh. John Ahlott, Patrick Shannon. D. W. Wat«on, John Morehead, James Kelly. Thomas iHnvling, J. E. Henderson, Daniel OHYmnell, P. B. O'Reilly. Daniel Crowe, Moore A lla g£0 rt y," oh Duncan.

CAN A DA.

J. H. Douglass, (i. F. Bnggs. SOfTH AM RRH'A. Dcwtram—Julius Brittlebank.

N F, foi xi t. A n.

John \.' Bryan. NORWAY. I William "Nelson.

ATSTRIA.

J«s«»pij Woidol^ lleinl Brothere, Charles Woidel. SWlT7.KRl.ANn.

JuH**" Houriet, J. Seliauhlin, Fred }V*huiugn»MlHr, J. J. Baur, (iuf. Am.

ITAI.\.

**i» »rl«» ft|tp»nghou.«en. t'RANCK. F, »t«d A. Nipwrt, Dr. A. Arnaud, P. S ilamrtn. Rev. J. B. Ch«!»l, Ell Kahn.

HOUI.AND.

Orndus Van t'laen and brothor. OKRXAMY. iV«M*ti~Hugh Heymth. W. E. Hendrleh, F. W. Snwker, Jacob Stcinmchl, Mmu* S*'hiB«nehl, A. Fabricius, Nick F.l -vk. Prof. Frit* Thur, H. Ostcndorf, Frit* lUiemlorf, It. Zinunennan, Loul# Rothschild, Thomas Wahler, George IVialer, lyottb Seeburgw, Hugo Duenwog. IVifis. W. Sut*, Cbarl«l

tn Biiiritii'i^cr,Clurlw Wittedberg, Biehowwky. C. Wlttic. /fonnwr-John C. Meyer, M. and A.

Hotorg, H. and Thwdsn Hulman.

TERRE-HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING

Wurtemberg—C. A. Imberv, Joseph Erlanger, A. Here, C. Relchert. Baden—J. Kuppenheimer, C. M. Hirzel, Dan Hirael, R. Gagg, Louis Seeburger.

Hessen Darmstadt—J. W. Mand, M.Joseph, N. Katzenbach, L. Kissner, Anton Shide.

Bavaria—C. J. Kantmann, J. Fischer, L. Goodman, Phil. Schloss. Philip Kadel, 8. L. Straas.

Hesse—V. G. Dickhout. BEI.GIUK. J. A. Vrydagh.

ATLANTIC OCEAN.

Luther Gilmore.

A DISCONSOLATE mother from Sugar Creek township called on the county clerk this morning for the purpose of having the license destroyed and the marriage of her daughter declared null which was consummated a week ago She has just awakened to the faults of hO* son-in-law.

PU.VMIH!-Colored silk, three ruffles, lined at ^*1.00. 8ILK MuTS!—All of these goods heretofore sold at tfi. 23 will be closed out at 81.00 per pair.

WHITE MARSEIL^'FCS!—A few pieces still to be sold at cost. MOSQCTITO NET !—To close out.

PERCALES [—Almost as 'heap as Calico. LACE POINTS!—A few fine"ones at Auctiou prices.

We invite attention to a ver.7 large stock of Flannels, Jeans, all Wool TweOds, heavy Sheetings aud Bleachc^l Muslins bought before the advance. The public will "please recollect where to buy these goods the Coming Fall.

For putting up gutter and spouting, tin nnd sheet-Iron, jobbing, good and cheap, Moore & Haggcrty can not be equaled, 181 Main street. ee-tf.

Ladies' Arnold's.

Kationnl Camp Meeting. As has heretofore been annonced the National Camp Meeting Association will hold their eighth annual meeting at Urbaua, Ohio, commencing on the 1st day of August, and continuing ten days. A party is being made up to go from this city. The fare will not be over ten dollars, and the best board and lodgings can be had at ^1 75a day. The party will start from this city on Friday morning, and the most of them will return on Monday, but tickets are good to return at nny time. Those wishing to attotfd will please call on W. II. Bannister.

FOP cistern and force pumps go to Moore & llagerty, No. 181 Main St. ee-tf.

We l»««ve to FirNt-€lHKM Watch SIfilter N, and ii Jeweler that can manufacture any article wanted. Those having watches to repair will do well to make a note of this,

181

ClieckN. ,* Kteueil I'aiiiL Mcncll llrnfclie4 *-i Al|ltnhetn iiikI I'iitlire*, All at low prli'M, lly J. K. FOOTE, ,Mm 1:10 Main St., Terre*ll«nU

Fer ItargrnifiN go to Ilorz it Arnold's.! 5 0

The largest i»sH«rlm«iil of Wiktchri. nt the lowest price*, ik lit 151 MHin street, near comer Kixtli Htroot.

O-tl. S. R. FREKJIAV,

It IN Concede*! by Kvery One tint Moore llauei ty are the best Tin and SUte Hoofers in the city. ee-tf

Urcnt Reduction in prices of Sprilg and Summer gtKxis, at Ilerz it Arnold's. .»t f.

1 want to buy OI«l tJolil wn«l Nilvw N. K. FKKF.Sf AX, 6-1 f. 161 Slain Mlreet.

Died.

LKE—At Ins residence. n«»ar Iocki»ort,in this countv, on Thurslny moining, at o'ehx'k, IVictor Henry D. Lee, aged years.

IHtctor Le* was burn on July 20tli, 1805, in Warren count.**, Ohio. He was Just sixtysix Years of ane, hi* death having occurred on his birthday, lie commenced the study of m«-dlcine when quite a young man with Dr. Holinner, of Lebanon. Ohio, and com pletetl Ills professional studies by attending lectures at Cincinnati. He practiced his profession about nine years In Ohio, and elsewhere in Ihls State, and then, In 1KH removed to this county, and purchased the farm near ixckiort, where lie has lived for t)K |Hst thirty-seven yeans farming and practicing medicine.

Doctor Lee was well known throughout the southern part of the county, and highly »~»eomed bv all his acqnaintances. He was anood, faithful, kind and intelligent physician, and very popular as such, in hisneigbhH'ii'»v1. He left a family of ten grown chll'li ti, all of whom were present at his deat He was prominent member of the MetinxiW ctnirch, and was conscientious and e« net an in the discharge of all his religious duiKn. His manners were pleasant and icealnl. and attaehMl nisfriends warmly to hiiu. He was an honest, honorable man in every relation of life. His death will be deplored by ail his neighbors and friends. His funeral will be largely attended Uvlay .—SrprrM.

WM. X. lURX. N. H. YKAKU.

ARR&YEAKLE. "SOME"

PAINTERS,

Fifth Ntreel.bfl.MaiH and Ohio.

DEALKRS IN

Paints, Oil and Glass.

Legal.

STOCK

FEEDERS SALE-TAKE NOTICE all wno may be concerned, that on the 29th day of July, 1871, at oar s'ables in the city of Terre-Hante, on Fourth, between Main and Ohio {streets, in Vigocounty,State of Indiana, we will proceed to sell one dark bay horse about 15 hands high and eight years old to satisfy our bill for keeping and taking care of said horse, amounting to £104.43, and for additional costs and charges necessarily Incurred.

Lawn Hats, at cost, at Herz & 50-tf.

S. R. FKEKJIAN,

11-tf. 101 Main street, near Cor. of 6th

If you want a nice mantle or grate, ex amine Moore & Hagerty's stock before puij chasing, 181 Main street. ee-tt.

95 lirwnrd for a case of Vomiting, Dint rlue, Flux or Colic, that I cannot cure wi» Mct-ro-pol-i-tan Belief. Sold by alldealet 40-tf. A.NNIVELY, Terre-Haute, Indj

Ofc a JMa.,

CHADWICK MONROE.

July 5th, 1871. 2-St.

OTATE XJF INDIANA, VIQO COUNTY, O Before L. B. Denehie, Justice o( the Peace, Harrison Township. E. Wairen Chadwick, Levi w\ Chadwick, Alexander Monroe, et al, v». Henry Aufderheider. In Attachment.

The said plaintiffs having sued out a writ of attachment against the goods and chattels, rights, credits and effects of said Henry Aufderheider, and a return of "defendant not found" has been made by the proper constable, on the summons issued in the premises. Whereof 1 he said cause has been held for hearing and determination until the 14th day of Augnst, 1S71, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of the said day, at my office in said township, at which time and place the defendant is notified to lie aud appear and answer the plaintifife' complaints, or the same will be heard aud detertermined in his absence.

Given under my hand and seal this 17th day of July, 1ST1. 4-3w L. B. DENEHIE, J. P. [SEAL.]

N ORDINANCE,

Levying a City Tax for the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-one, (1871.) providing for the general expense of the city, paying interest and providing for the reduction of the principal of the Bonds issued to the Evansville, *1 erre-Haute and Chicago Railroad, and to complete the payment of principal and interest of the Normal School debt.

SECTION

TUELL, RIPLEY & DEMINO.

Be it ordaitted by the Common

Council of the city of Terr (.-Haute, That for tlievearone thousand eight hundred and seventy-one (1871) there shall be assessed, levied and collected lor the general purposed of the city, on each one hundred dollars of valuation of real estate aud personal wty, lawfully subject to taxation withit corporate limits of Terre-Ilaute, sev-enty-flve (75) cents and a poll-tax of fifty (50) cents on flvery male inhabitant of said city, sane and not a pauper, of the age of twentyone (21) and uoi exceeding fifty (50) years of age.

SECTION 2. That for paying the interest on, and providing ior the redemption of the bonds issued to the E. T. H.& C. R. It. Co., there shall be assess*.d, levied and collectcd for the year 1871 on ei\ch one hundred dollars of valuation of real estate and persoual property lawfully subject to taxation within the limits of said city, ten cents to pay interest and five cents to be added to the: sinkiiig fund wherewith Jo redeem said iMnds when due. .SECTION 3. That for completion the paynont of principal and interest of the Normal School bonds, issued by the city, there siall be assessed, levied Und collected for tie year 1871, five (5) cents on each one hundred dollars ($100) of valuation of re.il estate nid personal property in said city laWftilly fubject to taxation.

SEcrfaN 4. An emergency existing for the jmmcdlue taking ellect of this ordinance, ill rulesnindering the same are hereby suspended, and this ordinance shall be in forces trom aud after its passage and publication once in each of the papers of the city.

ALEXANDER THOMAS, Mayor. Attest: F. SciiwiNOROiTHKR, Clerk.

T. MARY'S

S' Academic Institute.

St.Mary's of the Woods,

VIGO COUNTY, INDIANA.

Range, any size, call on Moore & Hagerty ^j.,,^)^^Institute, conducted by the Hia-

1,000 Dozen Corsets received at Herz Arnold's. 50-tf.

NTEXCII- «««»».— Fruit Box Ntencll*. I'lntcNfnr Merchant*, Farmer# ami MniiulnrturerM. Marie from original IeNigiiH by Mkilirul Workmen. Uran* ami «eruian Kilter,

Main street, and they will suit you. ters of Providence, offers to pupils every ee-tf ad vali (age conducive to pleasure and health, I together with unrivalled facilities for ac5 & Iqluring a thorough and accomplished Edu

ana elegantly finished and

Ation." The large Recreation Halls and I iktensive Cloisters Invite to proper exercise l/ven when the weather does not permit, Out-door amusements. The PLEASURE 'GROUNDS are ample, retired, and well shaded by fine forest trees, presenting every inducement to invigorating exercise. Special care is tfikon of the ht'iihh of the pupils, for which purpose the serviv of an experinced physician have been secured.

The Scholastic Year begins September 1st. For terms and other particulars address 3.,Sin Mister Superior.

TOTICK.

PUBLIC SALE.

On Friday, the 4th day of Ann.. 1H7I,

at niv residence in Otter Creek township, one-iiall mile north of Markle's IIIIUH, I will offer for sale all my personal property consisting in part of the following articles:

Five head of horses, 'I number one mules, 1, head of fat cattle, 1 two horse waggon and 2 seta of harness. 1 flue top buggy, 1 open buniO't sets of buggy harness, a quantity of farimng implements, all nearly new, .« acres of corn in the field, a quantity of haj in the mow, my household and kitchen furniture, and other articks not here enumerated forms or sale will be for all SUIIIH of live dollars and under, cash in hand over five dollars, twelve months credit. 1 nrchasers to give note with good aecunt, six per rent from collffctiible witli-

.TOTICK TO BUILDERS.

Notice is hereby given that ttle undersigned committee willreceive sealed proposals for the

Buildiag of a Masonic Hall,

in the town of Livingston. 111. Bids will be received until Friday, July '2*. 1X71. and specifications can be seen at Hther the office of W. H. McCloud or T. W. lark,, at Livingston, III. The award will be made within ffve days after the 2Rth of July. The committee nwrvesthe rislit

ALL PAPER.

ALL

NEW STOCK

And New Styles,

.41. -..

r-^-r-

Y°UNG

or all tiids, contractor t* give toiid with approv^l security

McrI/)Un

JA«X»H KI-HHACK. -Com. JAMES HAHL1T.

Livingston, III., July 10,1X7L JMt

^COTT SHOAF,

Itts npon«Ki nw

Cigar & Tobacco Store,

OR the South Side of Main Street,

Between »th and 10th. f*esrnd door West of the Canal, Where he will keep in stock a splendid assortment of

Chewing Tobaero. Clicar*. Pipes, Ac. He respectfully solicits a share of the publie patronage.

partnership.

The suhacribcr hasthisday 'with him in partnership. Mr. ^.^A. tier tUe firm name of Smith A heeler, ior uer tue nnn imim-_ the purpose of dealing In Stoves

Mock shaffbe kept tall, and a*»^PO«*«H S 2 es are made exclusively for *e have aofewoftyingundejjgd^^^

Terre-Haute, July 3,1*71. 3-«t*

goaae. 1«3 Main street, a J. HmlUi A Ox

at *•,

R. BUCKELL'S,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

WALL PAPER,

Glass, White Lead,

Paints, Oils,

AND jPAINTERS' MATERIAL.

to Ohio Street,

4-ly

KISSNER'S

Palace of Music,

SOUTH SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE,

Terre-Haute, Indiana.

j/'/HRT'. ,,.

j.rt ",

KMABE FIASTOS, STECK'S,

LINIKXAN A SOX'S. PATEKT CY4'LOIDS A SQUARES.

Also MELODKONS, ORGANS,

And all kinds of smaller Musical Instruments. 2-tf.

^RT EMPORIUM

And Music Store,

R. GAGG,

No. 91 9fa£ti SI. bet. .'Id and lib.

PICTURES, FRAMES, "*w! LUOMHU Cflj

Ladies' Institute,

Indlanapolla, Ind.

The next School year beginning Beptcmler 5,1871, and closes June 18, 1872. EXPENSES MODERATE.

lioard of Instniction full and efficient.

LOCATION IJNSI RPAHHED.

fend for Catalogue to

-4t. RKV.L. HAYDF.N, Supt,

piANO TUNING.

P. H. MOKE,

PIANO TUNER & REPAIRER.

Orders left al the Terre-Haute MuMcal Institute, over PoMofft.ce, will receive Promjit Attention.

MR. MORF, is a flrst-class Turter and comnetent Repairer he has worked In the celebrated Piano establishment of Htelnway A Hons, as a practical Piano maker .and in the mont prominent Piano factories lt» «-h« trv. He Im entirely worthy of the high encomiums with

PHOTOGRAPHER,

ion MAIN STREET.

OPP08TTR OPERA HGU8B.

All Kind a «f Plialawraplia Finished In the FIncut Style. Also, Copying Old Pliotngraphs, Coloring in Oils, Ac.,

AT THE LOWEST PRICES.

A" work warranted gatinfactoiT ctuuae.

3 5 1V

t'l

Casuapi general^, and th« mfanufactare I Tin, top]

tvu

.and the manufacture

oer anu »h«*t Iron Ware. The

'HE OLD

ARTISTS'MATERIALS,

MUSICAL ISTRUMENTS

AND SHEET MUBIC^

Picture Framing done to on»«r »t Low Price*. 47-tf

jr 4-«

I O N W O S

TERRE-HAUTE, IND.,

A re In

First-Bate Working Order,

With aplenty of good fully invite ail who ar

I respeei-

workmen,

are needing

STEW MACUIITKRY, CASTTNOS, -x OR OLD MA

CHIXRR REP A IRZJ

To Call sad Examine my Slsek. I VANUFACTVRK AND KEEP CONSTANTI.^ ON HANI) Stationary 4k Portable Engiae*, Saw

A FloarlnvMllla, and Coal Shaft Machinery, Of the most approved Patterns. Alao Corn Shelters, Cane Xllla, Shlaagle Machine*, both Hand A Power. Ball'a Celebrated Steel Bottom R. R. Seraper. alao Cast 4c Wroacht Iron Scrapers, For farm use. Also a great variety of Sckeoi

Seats and Desks, which for beauty aud durability cauuot be excelled. Together with castings of all description* for general use in this country, all of which I warrant to be as good as the best, both tn material and workmanship, and as cheap an the cheapest, quality taken into consideration. (ee-tO J.A.PARKER

JJUNTIN & MADISON,

Wholesale and Uetail Dealers In

JD IRTTGI-S,

AND

Druggist's Sundries,

MAIN, NEAR SIXTH STREET.

Constantly on hand, a complete St oak

DRUMS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, TARNISHES, DYE STUFFS. Ac.

Oils of all kinds, including all grades at

LURRlCATINt? OIL.

And the oelebrated

Water White Coal Oil.

FULL LINE OF

FANCY .ARTICLES. CHOICE PER FUMERY.

Delicate aud Lasting v,.

FEATHER DUSTERS.

Hair Hrnshes, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brashen, Combs, etc. HinK MMln Water. ee-irn.

JAS. SKATII. friGO FOUNDRY

J. H. HAOKK.

AND

TERRK-HA VTK

CAR WORKS.

SEATH A HAWER, PKOPU'H.,

Manufa«tar«rs of

Cars and Car Wheels,,

Oi kinds.

MACHINERY

AND

^VjK?

47-flm Principal T. H. Musical Institute.

jy H. WRIGHT,

MEAT! CA1

Bill

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i*Main street. CURK-HACTK PRWTINO IIOI HK, 112 Mm In M.r«*-t, doe* IbeJieatealiMid ciM*pmt Job Printing in the city. BUMmen

Dote of tra*. O. J. r»iailn

shmiki make Co.

Scrap

1 tighoit price paid

WORKH OK fANAL,

Between Ma*« awi Ohio Ht«.

ORDERS MOLMTED.

SBATH A HAUEK

rj^ET YOUK

Heads,

Statements

LEtTER HEADS,&c.

PBINTM® AT OTK,

PRINTING ROUSE,

142 Mala florae*

tl^NVKLOPKH.—WithatTerre-Hante

the card of your bu*«-

iness printed neatly on the corner (jr«iuly miuc**! prices, Prin' I rut House, I £2 Main street. O. J. {Smith