Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 16, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 October 1871 — Page 5

PROBABLE MURDER.

An Employe of the Glass Works has his

Tin®.

-'t

Jut

Skull Fractured by a Blow from a Boy!

Thin morning about nine o'clock a "blower" named Aretter, In the employ of the Terre-Haute Glass Works wan struck on the head by a pipe, used for blowing glass, in the hands of a boy about fourteen years old, named Fred. Waldeck, also an employe of the Glass Works. The blow caused a fracture of the skull about three inches long. The pipe, an' iron tube about five feet in length, was bent and broken by the force of the blow.

It seems that earlier in the morning, the boy had annoyed Archer by pinning pieces of paper

his coat tail and

then setting Are to them, and in other ways, to s'ich an extent that Archer finally drove hi in away with, a kick. About fifteen minutes later, without any warning, he lyas struck from behind by Waldock, as related above.

The injured man was removed to the house of a friend, and Dr. Link was called. His recovery is doubtful

Up to the time of going to press we could not learn that Waldeck had been .wrested.

SontH (1% street has lamp posfa now.

CHILLS

and fever still prevail in the

country.

TITK

wheat is nearly all sowed though

somo slow farmers are still behind hand.

THE

Theodore Thomas Orchestra will

occupy the Opera House on the '25th of this mouth.

VEHY

largo turnips are being sold at

•r cents apiece. About *ix. or. eight

OVER

TIIK MAIL IS

FTVK

them make a bushel. 4

three hundred bushels of toma

toes have beon sold by one gardener at the market this year.

SKUVICES

in basement of Congrega-

ytlonal church, llov. E. F. Howe, Pastor, at 11 o'clock A. M. to-morrow.

regularly for salo at tho

nows stands of S. K. Hakor A Co., A. II. Dooley, and M. P. Crafts.

TIIK

country has been looking very

dry ami desolate, but the rain of this morning will rovivo it.

will cost tho Vigo IrOQ Co. in the neighborhood of flftcon thousand dollars to blow out, repair and got started again.

hundred bushels of turnips have

l)00n raised in tho bed of a pond westof tho river which was novor known to be dry before this season.

TnR Vandalia Railroad Company has \lost very littlo wood this year, notwithstandiiig tho extensive fires along that

(TOO' programme or UIB entertainments of the Prairie City (Juards for the relief of tho Chicago suflferers, in another column. *.

SKUVICKS

at Plymouth Chapel, corner

of thirteenth & Poplar Streets, at 7,'i p. M. to-morrow. Subject of sermon "Tho Ministry of Suffering."

TIIK

Council has auth&rixodlhc May

or to subscribe $100,000 for tho Cincinnati iV Terre-Haute Railroad upon the conditions nientlonod in last week's 1 paper*

WILLIAM

YOITNU,

TIIK 0|xra

Road Master on

tho Vandalia Railroad,had his right arm crushed at tho Maxville gravol pit yesterday, and was compelled to sufTor amputation.

I.I-

House Company has

generously agreed to charge nothing for Hie use of that building for the concert for the benefit of tho Chicago suflerers to-night.

A CONCKRT for the benefit of the Chicago sufferers will be given under the irection of Prof. 1*aige at Dowliug lall on Tuesday evening. The programme will be published on Monday.

iNTKnMR.Tm.—The following is a list of Interments for the week ending this morning:

Oct, 4—Child of llarreil, age 9 yww»-Oon. mtmntlon. Oct.fr-Infontor F. A. Melton. agt« 1 year and months—Inflamatlou of brain.

Oct. K—Oottlolb liiviwr, age 58—Congestive chills. Oct. ta—Infant of C. W. lirown, age I year and 6 montlu)—Intlantatiou of brain.

KATIK PVTNAM,

the charming actress

who played sueit a successful week at Howling Ilal'. last year, will appear at the Ojiem House every night next week, supported by John Dillon with a ftrst-ci ts* com piny. She merits a !ilernhpatronage. We clip the following from the LafayCtSo

Journal:

Another larxr and liable audlenc* K: i»uumm i»d t»«r wmpany, the Aci uiy of laM ntelU. "I* "*tl«e du Hoglmenf and "Handy Andy were tbe play*. Both plecw wrre well renderx^!.:»»»€! t!:. mil iio«» Here delighted nrom flm lav. Th wmi^any will ap|x«r

Rjtaiu tin-i whin "Fanchon. I Cru-v, s. will 1. ,-seniitT and we advi all n-iuuivr. of nr. t'.:. nments lo grtui.ii h' I'W of tbt* lrou|v«.

The .Kins nil right -The t,»Uowing letter was r.^lv^I iy «. H»c r, agent of ny, to-day, \rpomtio

t^^ ."Ktna Tr-.v. !lu

V.I :M 1. is lf 1 v_

at OnetnnaU

isri low*

rrv-vv-vf rv-r

Chl"4gO ag«»nt* ts» iti.i: then1

!m.

Will lv jvTi»«nj'. •). »m UMMS Wtll writ «U.I'W U'nil h»e« .in pakt. K. Hi vn «.» i'i

Thtsexin iitt» lite «h .»on of (AMI »t J.H1 .Ul-'. r'H.'ilt# t'njfl:i!Q v?l U'i'.i si, tal uf rurs NiMKix ixmui^ujs, unto\ Iqr r.r-. «. nsk U» deb?*. fc»jf Uiv i»ui U«*.

For Uiuc K.i u- co t-: «in strw«(.

4'tt9MV awl rhalst f»«i n« Mwig's.

PiroffrAfttfne of the Concert of the Opera Home this evening for the benefit of tbe Chicago SulTerets

PATtT I.

1. Morgengrnuen H. Welclt Terre-Haute Mtennerchor. 2. Maitha, Violin and Piano _Klntow

Profc*. Breinig and SbiUe.

8. Oh, Hall Us Ye Free_ Verdi Independent Music Club. 4. Wilt Thou be Gone Love.

Vocal Duett Romeo and Juli6t Mrs. J. A. Murray and Dr. Roweter. 5. Miserere, Instrumental Trio Verdi

Prof*. Kantman. Breinig and Shice. TART II. Der Wald Haeser

Terre-Haute Mtennerchor.

2. Waiting. Vocal Solo Millard Mrs. J. A. Murray. 3. Son tagMoreen ..Alex

Terre-Hante Miennerchor.

4. Rioaletto. Instrumental Trio Verdi Frofc. Kantman, Breinig and Sbide. 5. Wachtam Rhine Wllhelm

Terre-Haute Maennerchor.

The instruments are a Stein way piano and Brudett organ, kindly furnished by Mr. Sbide, agent for the same.

Meat Market.—F. Stevenson opened a Meat Market on thecornerof Sixth and Ohio streets, on Tuesday morning. Mr. S. has tbe reputation of keeping the best meats the market affords, and the opeulng of this stall will prove a great benefit and convenience to people residing in the southeast portion of the city.

Buy Barr's Ague Medicine as a preventive or as a cure. 16-1 Office of the Phoenix Insurance Company.

NEW YORK,

Our condition 011 October 1st, 1H71, Is as follows: Caali Capital 81,000,000.00 tirom Surplus 858,755.45

LOHH,

etc., adjusted but not due st, 18/1

Oct. 1st,

STEPHEN CKOMWELII

ftllk lints!now ready at 7-tf.

Pres't Phoenix Ins. Co.

llarr'n Ague Medicine is pleasant to take, is sure, is effective. 10-1

Fall Styles, beautiful shapes,

"SYKES'HAT STORK."

Coffee ronntctl daily frcith nt Ntrong'M.

Uuixim r«eoit* win suscam irrm in orononncing It one o' valuable remedies ever om»ml to the public, as a safe, certain and permanent cure of Fever and Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, l)unib Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache. Indeed for the whole class of diseases arising from biliary derangement.

Its composition Is very simple an*J entirely of vegetables and guaranteed to contain nothing that will render it in tho least unsafe or Injurious to the system. It never fails to cure even the most obstinate cases.

Try a lwttlo and know how It l? yourself. For sole at the Terre-Haute Pharmacy, corner 5th and Ohio streets. 8-tf.

For Trunks and Valises, go to 81 Main st.

Mnlnriou* Fevers yield at once to the Influence of Barr's Ague Medicine. 16-lm

miliners nnd merchants will do ^tell 10 look through «ur immense stock of millinery and fancy goods. We buy for cash from first hands and will give our customers the advantage of it. S. L. Straus, 149 Main street. 13-tf

*r"T Woman inOVnffr. It is nothing but right To let the ladies have their share— Give them Woman's Rights

We had better act ftilr.

And let her have oar breeches. And if they want Coal, Pants or Vest

Main StrtH

The Popular House,

Oct. 10,1871.

M. J. WIIEEI.EU, ESQ.,

Agent—Dear

Sir:

We are happy to inform you that the Phwnix Insurance Company of Brooklyn will pay ALL her loaned in the Chicago fire out of her net surplus, over all liabilities, leaving her sound and auxions for business,

We are offering: JPilleiv 3Iu.tlin

$1,858,755.45

893,736.33

$1,765,019.12

Chicago losses will not eot-d. In uuy event And we are llrmly of the opinion that the loss will not exceed $300,000.00 Wo congratulate you, our patrons and ourselves on our fortunutc escape.

350,000.00

nnd always

The Lottn Bustle.—Something New. Madame Solomon's Children's Corset. Ladle# Merino Underwear. August Hoberg A (Jo., 85 Main street, sign of the Big Stocking. 16-2t

For cheap Undershirts and Drawers, go to 81 Main street.

1r. Ariannd's Ague Cure or Tonic Vegetable Febrifuge, for the cure of Fever and Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers. Dr. Arnaud^in onermg ilW'Agne Chun ou with full confi-

ittumtcr A

'i'V

Let Kate collect our tariff— Lisa gets company only ouce a month, She can act as Sheriff,

And Is able for criminals to hunt. •,

Dlna can act as Juryman, And ir her baby should cry, She can tell her hnsband

The milk-bottle to try.

Ssrali can be a polleeman,

When her hnsband gels tight, She may arrest him if she can And keep him locked up all night.

We would not think hard at all, But M%ry with her hair switches. Wishes ns to lane her shawl

sells cheaper than

the rest _____ I ssnHo bny Old 6«ld and Milver. .H.R.FSEE»AX.

Utf. 161 Main atreeU

Birr'« Afue Metlldne contains neither 1 ulnine or arsenic. *Jft-Jm

Yanderbtlt, Bmnmoat, Kegatta, Sannysldts Wall Street, N'miUcal, Xonparlel, all new at

T-tf. JF,

We have Ftml-Ctaaa Watch Saltera, and a Jewei^r thai can raanuf mre «ji 1« «i ted. Those havtnf watc W wiU Uu well to make a note of iLu. & K. FttUOUS,

II t& 161 Main street, nwr Cor.of #th.

IVUT^ CAS1KT HALL-F P. THE FALL TKAIVK: FRESH STOCK OF I»APF.R H.\NOTXGS~THK ONLY LIKE OF NKW r,vrrrn»\s ix THK ITY-FRESH AND ATTU

vnvr '.••!-

Tar

HA A McKxitJt. Agent*.

tlW

TERRE-HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL. OCTOBER 14.1871.

BUCKEYE

CASH STORE,

.• For Popnlar Goods,

MAIN, CORNER SIXTH STREET. Terre-Haute, Indiana.

At Popular Prices.

Velveteens, Extra qualities. W. «. BY€E A CO. Oerman Velvets, etacnp, at

W. 8. BYCE

CO.

Heal Lj£on*» Velvet* choice now open at W. 8. RYC£ CO. We have the best assortment of Shawls in the city, at W. S. Ryce A Co.

To save time and money buy yourgoods of W. S. Ryce & Co. BeantiTal line of cheap Ire*s CJoods, now open at W. 8. RYCE A CO.

Sew line of Lace Collar** jast opened at W. H. RYCE CO. The new Ciwbmere

'V'

In all colors

'i W. 8. RYCE A CO.

The new 8tri]led 8hawlH at W. 8. RYCE CO. I'nlnley Nhawl.i h,: 1

Long and 8qnare at I W. S. RYCE CO. iiinbosaeil Skirts. Just opened, atS2 50 worth 54 00, at W.

nnd Sheeting* very low.

Full line

W. S. RYCE

CO.

Royal Nuteens, iu all the new color*, at W. S. RYCE

CO.

Rnrgrains in Empress Cloth.

W. S. RYCE A CO.

I»ress Cioods at SO cents. W. 8. RYCE

A CO.

All the new Styles Neck-Ties for Ladles' Wear, at W. S. Ryce & Co., Main, corner of Sixth St.

All Wool Beaver Cloaking, extra heavy, at 83 50, at \V. S. Ryce «fe Co., corner Sixth street. iri

All the new styles Kress Goods at W. 8. RYCE

CO.

Corded Satin for trimming:. & W. 8. RYCE

CO.

Tycoon Reps, All the new designs now open.' W. 8. RYCE A CO.

Prints 60,8c, 9c, 10c, at W. S. Ryce & Co, Main, corner Sixth street. 4-1 Extra Heavy Muslin 10c, at W. S. Ryce «fc Co., Main, corner of Sixth street.

Extra wide Thibet cloth, navy bine, Jnst received at

W. 8. RYCE

"St V-i-

CO.

»w Fnibroiderers at W. 8. RYCE

CO.

»yw«»)(niW! mi *ir« CT,jflrvfc vvi

Johnston are agents for

Brady's Bltteis, and for tho celebrated Dayton Belle Fine Cut Tobacco—best in use.

Ours, is unfortunately, a section of country, where during the Fall months unusual care Is necessary to guard the system from the effect of malaria. Persons least exposed and thoroughly acclimated complain of periodic headache, depression, biliousness and general derangement of the system. In those who have resided but a short time in malarious districts, or who are much exposed, ague or chills and fever is developed, unfitting even the strongest for the ordinary duties of life and frequently producing most serious results to both mind and body.

All these diseases arise from one and the some cause and their nature, prevention and cure have been the subjects of carefnl study by our wisest physicians for many years, but In many instances the poison defies the skill of even the most skillful, and the patient prepares each Fall for tho expected attack, hoping, but barely believing, "the Ague will wear Itself out"

Quinine has been found to aflord relief In many cases, but there is no certainty of permanent cure from the use of it, and its effects upon the nervous system are sometimes such as to produce deafness, loss of sight and great prostration, while Barr's Ague Medicine will neutralise the poison, free the system from disease and leave it in condition to withstand all further attacks. 12-2m.

It fs Conceded by Every One that Moore A Hagerty arc the best Tin and Slate Roofers In the city. ee-tf.

Fifty varieties of beautiful Hyacinths, Fifty varieties of Tulips, Crocus and other bulbtt just received from Europe. Also for sale Pots of all sizes, Hyacinth glasses, etc^ at Poole's Seed Store, 65 Main street.

If yon want a nice mantle or grate, examine Moore A Hagerty's stock before purchasing, 181 Main street. ee-ti.

For Cheap cistern and force pumps go to Moore Hagerty, No. 181 Main SL ee-tf.

Indiana Central

PATENT RIGHT EXCHANGE, No. 19 North Illinois street, ........ Indianapolis.'

Dr. 8. C. A K. O. Prink, Pro'tore.

pfSead

"StK»' HAT STORE."

for Circulars.

v"!

:X CARPETS,

fTvUl,--, iA -".v WIXTMVtr

\:n AXIT ?k.»t*««t"tT AU. -t it UKTARTMKKTK 77 Main *w«*. W-tt.

rhr- rh

lfjon want to nwfugr la to&tng IO-1 RO tOlU M«Un

mm'. Utu

7-6m.*

Are y«s In want of a 1 Cooking Range, any si Be, call on Moore Hagerty 181 Main street, and they will salt yon. ee-tf.

Opentnjg of Parts and New fork pattern bonnets and hats Tuesday and Wednesday, H* ptember 28th sad 8. Straus, 119 Main stm t. 13-tf

Jenqth Rethwehlld. SI Main street, will give one-hall of the profit* of each Saturday's bowl 11 ww, for Uw next fear Sataidajra •. f. tlit- n,,».i4po sofl\ nt Any of Usowwi" «.• -.n -ub» -. t: .d«. r«a come on F*s*W« ..y *v« nine BTHI re*-, -.

.• 1: i.i ,• )i..

6-4.

J«**i Curl*, llmr A-\ Acortrt IJ.KIU* A t"«A. F^JT'y

SU9%myi*1n

»Jgn thv 15SS

:i%» fw.iu ., u.,. tin and M.fxi-!•»'»«. J4ht:ag, ctwid »iil A myma not b«niOred, 1» __ Maiii ee-Ul tfSxaln

Chill* and Fever are promptly cured by Barr's Ague Medicine. M-lm

New Styles t—Thirteen entirely aew shapes and styles jnst received at "SYKKS* HAtSibiut"

The iartrent aasortnient of ladies Watekts, at the lowest prices, t* irf 151 ®«hi »treet, near comer Sixth street. ®-tf' 8. R.FREEMAy.

TIIKESHKRHKN CAN MAKE HO

[NEY during the Fall and Winter

0^0

bylnvestingin theHAQKRSTOWN

CLO^*KR HTTLLEB.

Brenton, aged

S. Ryce & Co., Main, corn

er of Sixth street. Heavy Canton Flannel 12%c, at \V. S. Ryce & Co.

It stems, separates, hulls

and cleans ready for market from 10 to 40 bushels per day. The charge for the work is from |i,oo to 81,50 per bushel. The cost of the Hii'iier is from S350 to $400 and any good Thresher Power wiR run it. See about it, or write to

JOXES JONES,

Terre-Haute,

Indiana, General Agents for Indiana and Illinois. 14-im

Died.

OSTRANDER-At S A. Oct 8,1871, Jennie lctorla, daughter of Anthony M. and Lucinda Ostrander, aged 15 years and 11 months.

BRENTON—At 7:15, A. M., the 7th of October, at the residence of her parents near Areola, Douglas county, Illinois, of typhoid fever and congestion of the brain, Miss

PERA HOUSE.

Belle

years and 24 days.

,n ?yd'

KATIE PUTNAM

Comedy Company

FOR ONE WEEK ONL Y. A I E N A

The..Cbarming Commedienne, supported by the Ureal Comedian,

JOHN DILLON,

And a First class Stock Company, will appear next week in a round of new and elegant ENGLISH COMEDIES!

1 CHICAGO KELIKF.

AT DOW LI NO'S HALL.

Concert, Fair aid Cnlico Ball.

The Pra I He City Guards, wishing to add their efforts to aid inrelleving tli. Mtrferings of the homeless and houseless thousands in Chicago, propose a series of entertainments, on Tuesday and Wednesday next.

A GRAND CONCERT

will be given on Tuesday, Oct. 17th, under the direction of Professor Paige, who has kindly consented to act in the capacity of conductor. He will be aided by some of the best musical talent of the city. (Programme on Monday morning.)

A FAIR

will be held Wednesday, Oct. 18th, Up to the hour of I) o'clock r. M., when the hall will be cleared, and a grand

CALICO BALI.

will be opened, to close one hour after jnidnlght. The entire proceeds will be appropriated for the relief of the unfortunate, the propietor giving the use of the ball without chanre. Tickets SI,00, good for the Concert, tbe Fair, and the Ball. No charge for ladies.

Persons who have any thing to donate lor the charity, can deliver parcels or articles of value, such as blankets, clothing, shoes, or other wearing apparel, or articles tor the tables, at the dining room, adjacent to the hall, at any time before Tuesday, 4 p. M.

HOLLINGER,

President,

"""1 JAS. O'M

EW QUEENSWARE STORE.

-THEO. STAHL

•'JMPORTER AND DEALER IN

Best Granite Ware,

WHITE A BAND OHM A,

Cutlery, Plated Ware, &c.

Kerosene Lamps & Lamp FIXTURES.

Should be pleased to have the Citizens of Terre-Hnute and vicinity call and examine goods and prices. THEO. STAHL, 15 South 4th St., one door north of Mm. Volger's. 16-3m.

JAS. H. TURNER.

W. B. SHILI.ITO.

FIRM

NEW TURNER&SHILLITO

SUCCESSORS TO

Turner A Buntin.

W. B. Shilllto, having purchased the interest of T. C. Buntin in the firm of Turner & Bnntin, we have formed a copartnership tinder the name and style of Turner Shlflito, and will continue tbe

FAMILY GROCERY AND General Produce Basinet,

AT THE OLD STAND.

Our stock is full and our prices shall fee as low as the lowest. We would be pleased to have our old friend* call and see us. as well as new ones. JAMES H. TURNKR.

WM. B. SHILLITO.

13-tl. Cor. Main A Seventh streets.

)HILIP KADEL,

Manufacturer of and

WHOLESALE A RETAIL

Dealer lot

Saddles, Harness, &c.,

im XAI5 mr.,

Near Seventh, East Side.

ANDREWS,

OXAI.KXIN

BOOTS AND SHOES,

5to. 141 Mala street.

Sooth «Ue, between 5th and 6U streets, Man ufaetures of all kinds—repairing nea ly done. 124m.

JQR8. WATERS & ELDER,

EOMCEPATHIC

PHYSICIANS,

C)s«r*y NthM, M. (tk aad ?ik.

s-tr

BILL

IftAm.-Bom«UiiM MTV atKl tractive. *tT«r7*-H a BU 1

ling Vc iSinUnx He'

a J. Smith A

Ob.

IS COMING!

The School of

•M •i*

blo

Icvpry

Thp Congress AnimatedJVature.

The Only Exclusive Menagerie in the United States— Disconnected with Circus Performance*.

VAN AMfeURGH & CO'S

GREAT GOLDEN MENAGERIE.

moreT BAKStne,. MANAGER

The Largest Exhibition in the known World.

Thl» Klgutie CttsMlshment eontalna the most v*riod.coraprelicndTa and lnterettlnx collodion of r*re wd wotidarful animals ercr seen in a traveling Menagerie on either hemisphere. It has been the leading Show of America for nearlr kalfa century, and for nearly twenty years, the only exhibition on this continent of zoological charactw unaccompanied oUJecUou&l circus performances. It is exofoaivelf a

Congress of Animated Nature!

Composed ol eecu in aMoi

Composed of a vast amir of the most beantlftil aatmals ever magrrlc- Words are Inadequate todojnstlcc to this jr if a tost of all American iasUUttona for propogating and eacocraglng that

(REIT 8TUDY OF NATURAL HISTORY I

"Which shonld and Jnstly commended by tho press, pulpit and evory claM of learned men of modern times. Belni onranlicd and perfected on a scsle of Immensity hitherto nnknown la any country. It ncccssarlly contains llrlng speclmeus of

THE GREAT CREATOR'S HANDIWORK 's from all the known countries on the face ofthe earth, obtained only after great privations, difficulties, dangers aad aa expenditure of nearly

HALF A BUUION DOLLARS.

ilVING LI0K LUUSE in tho STEEET U1TCHAIN.ED,

Anrl sublcct to no ro»tr*lnt. wlmtcrcr. oxcopt tho ovcrwatchful cyo of of his keeper, mounted 011 thu Tory smnmlt of

The Great Golden Oar of Eeyiit.

Thatma^nldrcnt msv-is cf enlrton Fplrndor, modrlrd after ancient Ecrptlaii ion|-ri. nn1 roastmrti'd on a HCHID uf macaiUcenco aasoluwly unuvjuftl'.-d in tin: world, csccpt by

SkhJrUj&lr j"'l Wtttnincfnco I* wttcjdjrita(tl TVS vro CfcTu «U nreT^rjiwutmrvi nittvu a* vicyuuu Uls putu, that

The 'W&mx, Seats & Cages

Bclonglns to i!n Ori-nf tioldon McnAKorlo are ooiwtrnctod and onisuu-nlml with e. llMfli litlrrlv nnw a»l orlRlnal With tlin arc:tf M.Ti«i:ji,rl!,rrtnipiniv, mrt Minlonlably surpassing fii point of d.izj.llnn lir1: inuv ii:ul rutlatlo execution anytiling the world «r ilrcar'''

f,f.

sldrfl nnd cints of tin

csrrlagos coiilnlnliiy ihr nilmKl( nnd pnritphnnaitn nr« palntIntrM selected fr-'ni il'-.'tri!« lir (lint wurld-ronowned l'nrlslaa Ai-tlat,

GUBULV J.OI-J.

nod nn Inlthful muilrs of his Incoaipara-

ILLUSTRftTIOfi OF THE HOLY BiBLE!

This cxlilhllloii bplnt piirelv r.ool^clrnl. enn nnd does hnve dopnrttiK nt condm-itii 'on nptrlrtiv moral principle, and

nnnncstloftab'v tin- pinmldt cxlilMllon or any ago or country.

THE ONLY COMPLETE MENAGERIE ON THIS CONTINENT^

EXTRAORDINARY AMUSEMENT,

JUST ADDED

To the Owat Ooldra Mcnsgorlo A TTTIJ, CAROO OF I.TVT*TOANIMALS brought by Hie A sent of tlio Ortat ilcnngcrlo Company direct rrom AfMra, consisting

many nnlmal never be

fore se«n on this Continent. Soma cf tho varieties were never on exhibition la any Mchagcrie In the known world, and nro entirely new to nstnraltot, having recently been dlscorcrnd In the very heart of unlnlmmt/iblo Central Anira by the Agent rt this Great Menagrr1» .. liiicstone on Uls rccuu' luuz uC •blo region.

whllo accorapanvlng I)r. Llv. sco very Uirou^li tuoi uuliotpit

Bamomber tbey aro to be only In the Great Ooldoo Ma .: aagcrle.

A LIVINa BLACK RHINOCEROS, THE OREAT AFRICAN ELAND. The Only WHITE ZEBRA ever Captured,

A WHITE TARTARY YAK. A ROCKY MOUNTAIN MOOSE,1 TWO HUMPED BACTRIAN CAMEL.

THE RED STAG- OF INDIA, .GREAT AFRICAN HARTEBEETZ! CAZTI2&3IAN BLESS BOCK,

THE KAFFRARIAN IMPOON. GR&AT BARDARY AOUDAD, HIPPOPOTAMUS, Tether w'.fh Ftr r. rioo OF

TV.7. ytovv

1H.SABV I 1 HB: Wi

iAUL

JL'

SEE IT!

z'.m

ilQ

Colossal Mm C&ariot,

BTTnAtTh-az

tiXVll

tSKKS

JpA -fe

REMEMBER:

NO CIRCUS, BUT AIL MENAGERIE.

AT" TERRE-HAUTE,^

ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER

Afternoon ami Evflniny, 1 1-0 and 7 l-jSjo'clock.

ADMISSION, Ckil4rn idw Tea W

5tK

«/W»

CUNTS.

Onta.