Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 30, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 January 1872 — Page 7

[From the Golden Ace.)

HE CANNOT CALL WHEN I WILL NOT ANSWER.

HK0TBB A. BKXEDICT. I.

He cannot call when I will not answer— iI a in For lie rtmllt-d down on my lone lt(rVde*rl

Anil lo! amid Ihf blnln did Ming And ool dew* fell where the firm of aorrow lluruel through tbe brlgliiut« of body and brain, a And up to the purple of loyal«*l living

My life leap**! free from its aepulchreclialn. mm '»ramnm.

IX.

II oinnot call when I will not answer! u, Run nn* lor ver, when-vei I go In tue II of bwtuiiiul (iny evanl-hed,

And found »fnd«*p voice whN|j» rin« low "I imve uniii«*d yon mine! I atmll claim you •*ver.

Diotplie nil demon* under tbe *ea. Or |»tM Ion-* of 'itrtli, or powers of hi-aven Au O'xl'now.. angeln will «»uvy me."

II I

OVr in an otnlnou* cloud divided Cilnd fiom hi* palace tlie xao beamed iliroigh, C-owolnit my lover my king forever— own ni{ ih«* Hour of our *di-u .And into tlie »inl).-r oi all my tr«?*ne»,

Tlini ii«vr mioilier'* breaiii can CTOM, Ilu«li£h- Hiid klnse* were mlxnl, a» rain 1* 1 nto lilt-KWXIIIIM the wayMldt* in«M. 'i. H- cannot (-ail when I will not answer! 11' h«

irrt»il

from li»-HVen'« reiin»ient run,

Or. mil iroiii Hit deepH of Unite*—mialglitw»y My life wmi.d listen and leap to him, l*lirU4h fl i«lio» of tire and *w»rd. or moan iiiK

Of Milliliter thnt lilde* in the tempest's •II-ii, it I he in I n.- pliy ol MlnIn or the ncom of m-u. ,*? "s J-}

II rriiinot call when I will not answer— mil my durlnitit Maurlc»* iny kum: Me «ml!•*•! down on my lone IH-'«leHert,

An I lo! ID id hio HOIIIN I he blrdfidld "lng. I li.iV'* n.inifil li in in I lie! I uliuli claim him ev -r,

I) -splie all demon-" under tie nea, Or K'I.MI- of -arth, or powuix of heaven And Oo'l'a own mi* Is will envy me.

JOHN WARD.

The American who Iiccnme a Chinese L^adt'.r— Ifow tie Rose—A Mercantile Truii&actitm.

John Wanl's audacious g«niu« 'pro iiptnii tit to become an element in till* (Viini-ne puzzle, (the Taepiiig reln'lll.ni HIH tlrit olFer of Hsaitftitw*) to the imUriii in cbargu of tlie Hong

Koiin ilin nrt WHH repHled with co..touimiiuiiH lindiin. The aune l'a:e rina tiii application to the next lii her Ollliil, ami It wdH only through th mo liiUixn ol the Aineiicuii Coisul a il MIX K'IIIK thai the hold adveniur 'HUOCOWIOCI in pelting hin wixhes .(!'• known to tho Euiporor at Pekin. Nome ti.re-! IIIOIIHIM bid then eluptted BUICI his Mrnt npplicition, and the threatenlit/«iifH»M« »f the rehela, who aeem,ti likely lo hurl the M.iiituhoo dynaaly fr oii lli throne, disponed the imperiui gov'-ruiiiont to itcii even at atr.tna. »CIH propimiiioiiH were accepted, and be w.i» itiithoriznd under the coinmia.lion of the Emperor t» raise a body ol ni"ii for iiiniiedipte aervitre. vV.irl'A tr tdlngexpodUiotm HIOIIK the

CniiieM* co mi had ide him a«-quaint-ed with the in.irtial charncter of the mople of 0rea, who are as hurdy and irlike us the ilnese proper ure tiin Id and p'luifti*. Proceeding liitbernard ho euiiHied in a abort time, by promUot orHpoii «n1 high pay, two re^iinentti of iheao wr -ekem und pirates. He soon inaged io introduce into bia flerci' an I rltuieiil n-cruits tbe ideaa of civ -.ilixid dis ipline, and was enabled l« arm them with efficient weapons. ,\V ird*s personal force and iniigneiiwni were an It (hit I hoy rapidly conceived ,an exi .ordinary attachment lor hiiu.

Thi'V ever alterward (•onstiluJ.ed hl» Th»l)i HI hand, bia forlorn hope, with which lie oouIII alwayx turn the tide ol .battle no ui.ttler how deajmrate the odd*. shn-h WKH tbe nuciena around which he Yankee adventurer organised an irmy. The new geueral ollicerwl bi.^ ,f.»roes from his Corean desperadoes. ,»ud iinniediately Hought the enemy. Tne re-iiiit wta a great victory, the liint which hid been vouchsafed to the imperial caune for several yeara. Iyirge minibern ol theTaepings were lolt dead /)n the Held and the real put to a dia»rderiy liuht. Ward, unlike his prwle«eaaora, did not rest satisli with audi a success and return in triumph to I long Kong, but pressed the ad van tage with tieruo tenacity, driving the oiiemy fir into the interior and capturing ciiv after city.

Vvh"ii the campaign was ended, General Ward was reoolved with the most idol itroua oll'orlngs of respeot and veneiaiion. The Hmperor lelt lht his empire li ul botm saved, and no reward was too great for this timely asslatance. Honors weru showered on the victori* ou,h h.TO, iid he stoml tlie most prttnini'mi llgnrc in C.*tna. /When Ward was presented before the grateful monarch, and asked what reward lie would have for his Inestimable service, his rvplv was pe^'Uilarly American, lie looked on his military uiiwlou purviy tut a meroantlle barg.iiii.

Tne slui itlon was quickly explatn »d, mid the KnifH»r«»r act|uuinted with the lorin in which graiiiude would prove liiosi igr»i'iil»le to I he Yankeo "barbari HI" iroin lasachusetts. A regular coutrac. w.m drawn up and signed, by wiiieb t) *neral Ward was to receive HO iiiueh for overy battle won, every city captured, every skirmish in wlilcn the enemy were routed. The whole matter was graduated with busluesa like accuracy in dl lu deUils. In addition to this.*an immense sum was paid for tbe service* already ronder»ii. and the highest honors that could be bestowed on a subject given htin. An American

Eousehis

.^nilem.in uneoted with tbe banking Ht Hong Koog, where Ward little deposits, inlorra*«d the writer that he bid seen 9500,000 in silver tiles brought In by train of coolies at one Unit* to be credited to Ward account. fr\r seven years General Ward was act a illy mister of tbe mighty empire of Cam.*. Out of the unpromising material of the Gtilneee character be ide a discipiliKHi and effective arinv, and hv «t»nstnnt action la the tleiu ne inp'nrtti th in with such onitidence i.t tiieiiiiM'lvea and" him that they obi'V.Ml mm with the ma-»t Implicit dariiu'aiul devotion. Ward did not «ive 111.US.'ti up lo he luxury

«»r

»nother

Cai.il. nor allow bis l»ft» to rt*t in ingloHe pursued tbe n»bels with

the value of the civiliiatlon which they so long obstinately rejected, and undoubtedly prepared the way lor Burllngame's mission in after times. Genera) Ward during these years had acquired enormous wealth. Attbetltneof hie death bis property in money was estimated at irom $15 000.000 to $30,000,000 No height of power was left for bim to scale except the imperial seal itself, a climax which His daring and reckless ambition ight have reached had no. de lib cut short bis daesling career.

Tbe end came IU 1862. Hia heroic en!in ergies were obliged to yield to an iu vincible champion.

He was recoilnoitering the oul posts of nn insignificant ulQd fort when the fatal builet ciine. A rebel marksman, recognising General Ward by his brilliant uniform, rammed a silver button into bil match! ck. Ward hid always encouraged the idea that he was guarded by a niatric amulet, and many a Taeping soldier had charged his gun with ell COM ly missiles, iu the hope to kill tbe fearful socerer, who hail done their cause such incalculable evil. Uen. W rl fell without even a g-isp, and the heroic adventurer, aged only thirtyUiree year*, who a moment belore bad held the Chinese emp're by tbe tbroat, lay cold in the aims of death. His troops, maddened l»y the loss of their beloved comm aider, sssuulied the fori with irrt-sisiuble lury, and put every man woman and child to the edge oflbe sword.

iTIIE ALLWATOR STORY.^ "Did lever tell y"U my adventure with the alligator?" iiu Sam to his friend torn, as thev stood on tlie deck of the steamboat Henry ''lay, as she went pulling and plowing up the muddy Waters of the Mississippi.

I uuesH not," said Tom. Well, it's some tune ago, before your sieatnlRMts scared the creeters iy back into the dry settlements, the alligators cum on tbe river, and bark at the dous on board our broad horns, tnd if ever a brave fellow of a dog is they did sometimes) jumped over alter them, they'd gather up their tails, which, you know, does them for hands, ar.d raising their upper jaw, ihev'd chew him up handsomely. In deed, tbe varmints seem to love dogmeat better than any other, and they were such devils that they used to try to climb up into the bo.it to git at our dogs so we used to stand guard to -eptbein otf every night. Well, as I was saying, we were going up the Mississippi one night in a line new boat, ibe current WHS pretty much as it is now, and we had guar to keep off th'illigitors, as we had some fine pups t»o ird that we didn't want them to uritat well, as nigh as I could reckon twas about midnight, and mighty d.rk vii Ii a ureat, thick fog all about us, so thick that you could hudtv walk nrough it: well, I felt a terrible bump tgainsl the bead of the boat, and then the guards sung out, 'a snag, a snag!' 1 went to look, and sure enough ere was as big as the body of a cumnonsized tree, through our bran new boat so says I, there's no use iu greving so 1 rusted to Providence and went to sJeep. About light I got up and went to see how things were going, ajid bless your soul, what do you think it was?"

Guess 'twau't an alligator," said Tom. Yes, but it was the varmint had played tbe snag, and run his head clean through and through our boat up to the

IOK'S bed on deck he id eaten them .11 clean up buf one large pup, who ha* got crosHWays in the creter's tbroat so he couldn't pull his bead out from the boit agiiu, because he couldn't -hut his jaws, and was fast wiggling his tail about in the water for all tbe w«r)d like a whirlwind."

But how did you get him out?" said Torn. -Why. I'll tell you we cut his bean off smooth with tlie deck, and tied up his tail—he lit ted so tight we didn't leak a drop, but we went on.",

DioKSTios ra. drains, It is no exaggeration to sav that health is a I a rue Ingredient in what the world calls talent. A in without it may be a uiaul intellect but his deeds u.ay be the deeds of a dwart. On the contrary, let him have a quick circulation, a good digestion, the bulk thews, and sinews ol a man, and the alacrity, the unthinking confidence inspired by tbese, and though having but a thimbleful or brains, he will either blunder upon success or set failure ai defiance. It is true, especially in this country, that the number of contours in everv community—of men in whom heroic intellects are allied with bodily constitution as tou^th as horses—is small that in general a man has reason to think himself well off in the lottery of lileif he draws the prise of a healthy stoiincb with a mind, ra prize of a beiilthy stomach without a mind, or a priae of a fine intellect with a crusy stomach.

Hut ol the two,a Weak mind in a herculean frame is better than a giant mind in a crasy constitution. A pound of energy with an ounce of talent will achieve gr* iter results than a pound -»f talent and an ounce of energy. The first requisite to success in life is io a mod animal. In any ol the learned professions, a vigorous constituiioi. is qual to fifty per cent more brains. Wit, judgment, imagination, eloquence and nil qualities of the mind, iittnln thereby a force and splendor to which tliev could never HI tain without It. Hut intellect in a weakly IKHIV is like gold in a spent swimmer's pocket." A mechanic may hive tool* of the sharpest edge and highest poliih but what are these without a vigorous arm and hand? Of whit use is it that your mind has become a vast granary of knowledge, if you have no strength to turn the key ..

ttiOD FOR MKN.

Even the experienced trainers of the prise ring cannot dt* ide what is the best fbori for tralnli.it men up to their

Sreatest

riouse.ise. He pureneo nw rwwn» i.u In our own day. Hp•tilali peasants iiiucssant vigor over the almost Ixmnd- *rv among the »irong-*st and the m-v«t less Held oi campaign, and had fln illy agile men in tbe world. Tney will contr icted tbdr llttiiia to the s«me oar- work all dav In a copper mine, or at row lammlx whence they started. The tb« olive-oil preea. or tbe wim»-pre#N», who.e empire hitd be»-n reconquered to under the hot'sun, and then dance df lie Id allegiance, with the exception th* night to tbe music of a gnitar. of one or iwo minor strongholds, la What does he live on? A piece or which the d«spairing tepin J* pr«»pir- black bread, an onion, perhap* a half a ed theiuaelvee to make a final stand, waterwlnn. You m'ysee him dip-

Iu the ine.mti.nethe victorious Anier-! ping his bread In a horn of olive oil, lean id married the fkvorite daughter and th-n Into some vinegar made b«»t of the emperor, an honor whioh never by pepper and irlie, and th»«n he la before iu Chinese annate had been be- happy. Sometime he get* a drieght of stowed on a foreigner lie had Intro- harsh eour wine, hot not strong. All duced many radical reforms In the civil the strong wine is sent to Kngiand. and military administrations of the] The Smyrna porter walks off with a empire. His influence tended to open load of eight hundred weight. Hi* »n

powers ol endurance. They

ive a prejudice in favor of mntionehopa and underdone b-efoteaks but it Is bv no m^ana sure th tt this is the bes*. "Tne Horn in soldiers who eon quired the world, and built re ids from Lis Is to Const ntinople. and who were all tr lined athleuw. mi rolling under weight of armor and lu^gige lhat few men in our day could cirry—lived on ename, brown wl eat or burley-bread whtoh they dipped I sour in*,

tbe eyes of the ChtneM guvsrament to food, day alter day, to a Uttw fruit— 1 piaoos.

YKRY CHBKKY INDKKD.—One

Bookseller and 8tationer, 1J» Main Street.

MIMES A ROY BE,

Real Estate & Collecting Agpnts, No. 4 South F.ith Street.

L. BALL,

Dealer in

.Itotww, flratM, Tin Plate, JAJMH and Prr»»*d H'nrw, 128 Main Street, North Side.

DHITUN,

IKKHfK-HA'UTK SATURDAY ^VENiKG MAlk JANUARY* 20. I«72.

a handfol of dat«h, a few Age, a bnnch of grapea, and tone olives. He eata no beef, pork, or uiatton. His whole food does not cost hint a penny a day

The Coolie, living on his rice, can outwork the negro fed on baoon. The Amb, living on rice sod dates, oonqner ed half tlie world.

The most tremendous muscular force and the greatest powers of endurance may be nourished upon a very uioderai»» diet.

The Irish pessant is the strongest on the face of the earth. And his principal food is potatoes and brown oatmeal br. ad, with buttermilk. He scarcely tastes fresQUVHit U*en times a vear. 4

in fhe

Chicago fire w.is a former New Yorker, The New Yorker some years ago mar' ried a wealthy lady, ana, having used up most of her funds, lei't her, inadvertently taking with him another woman. "Hia earthly possessions were burned in the Chicago fire," says the Commercial Advertiser, "and hi-n became back t«*New York,and put upai the Astor House, without a cent in bis pocket. Remorse seised him (it must have been remorse), and ascertaining the address of his lawful p'artuer, lie thus wrote her: "I am here, and penniless. Forgive tbe ist, and come to Miy arms again.' This is what she* wrote tck 'I'll come as soon as I can. Excuse delay. I've gone to havr a loaded head put on tbe cane you lelt.' lie didn't wait. Remorse seized him and carried hiin off. Finis." And the incident shows to som- extent how superior New York .s to Chicago, as it general thing, in the way of wh»t is known as cheek.

BUSINESS CARDS.

HE ADI.K,

0 .A

A Harney

nt Law 4k Xslnry Pnblle No. 80 MAIN HrKKkT, Between Third and Fourth. 21.

Mansfiirinrfnisf Lorasisllvr, .stationery, Marine, Tubular and t'yllndPi Boilers, Ir.m Tanks, Hheet Iron Work, Door Step*, etc., cor. Canal AMain St. W 1861.

WABASHEstablishedwholesaleand«.

VIUO

WOULFR.M MILLS, F.

Ellis, Proprietor, ret4ii manufacturer of Woolen Good.-, north-we-1 cor. lsi and Walnut streets. 19

FO«J.\DRY A TI*rrc*HHStf 4'ar Wwrks.

Heath & Hager, manufacturers of Cars, Cai Wheel-, Castings and Machinery, corner Canal and Maiu street. 19 '•'ERRE-HAUTE 1 oiniuerelal Cnllffi1, Hook-keepiug, Penmanibipand Arithmetic, coi. 6th and Main sireets. 19 R. GARVIN, Principal.

BEAVCHAMPTaHKEIY.LV,

A I O S A A W

And NOTARYM PUBLIC, Ohio Street, lietween 3l and 4th. Special attention paid to Collect ion*.

WILOY

A I'OTHR,

Carriage Mannllsetwrers, Cor. Second and Walnut Streets, Repairing done promptly at low rates. I AMES M. 4 P1HHER. Watchmakermi •I Jew. ler. Ohio street, south of the Court. House, TVrre-Haute, Ind. atclies, Clock ind Jewelry repaired. Engraving neatly •lone and warranted to give satisfaction.

Be.cox.

PAI»TS, OILS. Glass, Toilet Articles, Brushes, Ac., UULJCK dt BERRY,

I7VPPCSIHEIMER BROI.,

^YrERM. TRADER CO.,

Corner Main and 4th streets.

CLOTHIERS, I'M Main Street. H. DOOLEY,

Opera /louse Hook. Store, Rooks, Papers, Chromos and Frames.

^RARRKN, HOIIERO A CO..

Ureat Headqua'rs for Drv Goods, Opera House Corner.

JONI

PII NTROX«. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CHOICE Teas.I'ltlT.es Nstrsrn,

I'ssry nnit Niaple

Oroeerle*.

No. 1*7 Mni:i reet.

•11E XI W WHEELER 4k WILNOX Sewlnn Msehine, rf

It. H. MAGNKR, Agent, ('orner Main and 6th street.

|I.OWN. PHILIP NKWHART'H Terre-Hsntr Plow Fnetory,

Ist street, near Main.

W IIOI.Ii4LE «RO(i:R». a in re re a In an C. SMITH, /. Healers in Stoves. Rmprn, Aarirnlinml Implements,

And manutaetun-dTIn Ware, AU and & Main street.

RIPPETOE. General dealer in

A. rooTE,

•I Dealer In

•TP-

GitOCERIEH, PROVISIONS A PRODUCE, National Block. *.&> Main street.

Garden, Field & Flower Seeds,

No. ffi Main stieet.

BIUELOWbaric.iowet

COAL 4k MIXING CO

win runilsb at maik. Uriel's Anthraelt«». Pill Brssfl, Block, usi CreeK and Sugar Creek coals. Leave orders at ofl*ce. HanklnV Dnw Si re, 6fh street.

'•'HE MEW YORK STORE, 1 ii Main slrivi, near Court lloiw square, Bry Carpets. Wall Paper,

S*IIM|r«, 4kf.

WiTTKtnrtm. ItracHAPrr* Oo.

A CHTIX, NMRVERAVVH A Wimli^ilt iaii dealer* In HARD WARE, HASH, DOORS, PAINTS,

Iron. NalK Oil and Glass, 171 Mnin Mrwt.

R.PREEMAX,

Aiaeriraa A Fareiipi Wat' Iws, JEWKLHV, Ac.. Opera Hoo«e. KIMHNER,

MRLOMOSX, 0R04XS, Mttslewl Issti na» Palawof Mwkt,4IOHIo«tiMA.

•AVTI MCMCA& Mil SC, bet. Mate A OMa Main all Its branch**. Pupils may

TVTB.

die tawuctil

«.. enter at any time.

Afpner tor Stetoway A. 8s»«, fHnclpal.

Eaaataeturars Qalvanlssd iroa Oornkw Moons A BAflMn, Ml Main street.

Tlie lifllH Jeweler, Ml Main street.

SAYr -1.

YESf

JOMES 4k JOMES.

rrrio DICK.

TV WHOLEHALE MOTIONS, v, CommlNNflon Merchant*. 141 Main street. O. R. SMITH. W. A. WHKELEK. UMITH WHEELER. O Dcaii-nt In

Misvm. drslm MM I Tin Ware. Agency Fairbanks' Scales, 16(1 Main street.

pHILIP MABEL. Manufacturer of Saddles and Harness, Whips, Curry Combs, Bruidiew, Horse Blankets, 4c., all work warranted. Lowest prict* in the city, 19ti Main street, near7th.

gCMTIW MABISOH,

DRU(i(iI§W

168 Main Street, nearSlxth.

H. SCVBBEB,

C1onrpflIfinery A Toyn, 194 Main street.

W«.«vct*co.,

The Popular House, Main cor. ttih stre«-t.

WA.SHEAP,

Manu'acturers Agent Tor Children's Ca lagef, Hobby Horses, Ac.. Hi St., opp. O

CLIFF

& SON'S a

Tested by OsTernnest Inapee ^-r' tloB. ,A

AND

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%OF

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Confectionery, Toys, Fresh Oysters

*5*

*i -J«.-.•* $

BOILER

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AND

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Sheet Iron Works.

FIRST STREET,

Between Wslssl asd Paplar. -»d

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a# :H lr it. "•A

ALL BOILERS

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Wholesaie and Retail

Hereafter made will be 'S W"Lr-. I

ALL K1NDS.5,^

DONE OS SHORT NOTICE, ee-2»n.

UKS,

FURSr

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Fve|*ything Warranted Perfect

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Satisfaction Guaranteed.

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ALL KINDS OF

BOILERS MADE,

AND ALL KINDS OF f'-l i'VMl..

Sheet Iron Work#Done,

A Prleea as Low as ai nsjr fthojp •S'gmS Is Ik* State, •mma

REPAIRING

Sjfel

fc js.'

FURS.

Having determined lo eatabllsh a ftar department In connection with onr dry goods we respect fully explain tbe scheme.

As a first-rate slock or fan requires an Investment ot several thousand diilaniit has been costomary for the dry Roods, ha' snd certain notion nooH!s of onr city to handle the*** good* In a "small way." This has divided tbe trade to so great an extent thai no one ha« bad a really well assorted slock snd neither metcbatot nor consumer has reaped any material advantage.

L*«t year we were dl«pnaed to give up the trade batasnoone seemed di*po-ed to make it an attractive specialty we have determined to do so,

Thl« T*-nr we will oilier these goods In hr ffwier Ttrirtjr than they have ever been displayed In "tVrrv-Haate.

We anticipate that some who really do not care to engage In tbe trade will attempt lo Ho* out thr Sctodt on band** at cost,snd we ander4and that to make otir undertaking a sneosse we mast koep below tbel prices.

TtJBLL, BITLEY DUnX«,

0. H. C.

THIS-FALL AND WINTER

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•iti\ .«'•«, -i. .° a, WILL OFFER BV *,, '-»J Vnnl W.'-jtS

far the Most Attractive. Assortment

Foreign and Domestic

DRY GOODS!

TO BE POUND IH TERRE-IIAUTB.

Close, Carrftil Bnyern 4'annot Aflopd to Buy Before

Looking Thraagh our Large Variety.

Courteous Attention

Tto"

Warren," Hobcrg & Co

4 I J#'

All—Our Motto.

wf.-- js 4 /*,

THE RED PKOITT

Clothing. House

IS DOING AN EXTENSIVE BUSINESS*'

E BECKER

1.4

4S»,

WHO IS ALWAYS READY TO PLEASE HIS CUSTOMERS, IS GETTINfr RAPIDLY FAMOUS FOR SELLING it?

READY MADE CLOTHING,

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CHEAPER THAN THEY HAVE EVER BEEN SOLD IN TERRE'HAUTB SINCE THE WAR, AND FOR STYLE AND QUALITY UNSUBPASSE1X

Geatlemen, In Looklgg srssnd when Visiting Tcrr®-II«nle 4, *H'

Don*t fkll lo

SEE THE ELEPHANT

Which means come to 4m

E. BECKER'S Red Ffbnt Clothing HdGs«,

GENERAL DEALERS IN

ZZT tEtfRt-rtAUTE,

4'i AHJuPHaiMt Utile* mu |J'

Agency for

BARR'S PECTORAL ELIXIR.

NION STEAM BAKERY.

FRANK HEINIG & BRO

Manofacturera of *1! kinds of

Irackers, Cakes, Bread

'f*.

i, 'Ajl»

A N !®r

!."•.« ft vDEALERS IN -t Jf i,.

foreign & Domestic Fruits,

FANCY A BTAPLK GROCERIES, ,, LA7ATETTK RTKIIT, i: (Between tbe two Railroad^,) 21-tf. Terre-Haate. Ind.

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WHOLEtlALE MOTIONS.

WITTIG & DICK,

(SneeeMsora to A. C. A. Wlttlg,) SO. I4S SLMT,

Jobbers & Commission

Merchants,

IR ffMIMM. FAKCT «MBN, «'I«ABS, KltULISH. GKRMAH, AND AMERI

CAN CUTLERY,

PArftaniery, Soap, Cotton Yarn, Battlnc, *e. With Incrtsml capital and New Stock art prrpaml lo ofTfr friendn and nwtomen mprrlor IndoernientK to boy of as.

Hpeclal attention will be paid to Osah Buyer*, Peddleni and Aoctlonrer*. 11 NO. \M MAIN STREET. Between Fifth and Hlxth, In tbe Room (tor roerljr occupied by Co* A Boo* 6-IX.

FARLY•AKVraCTCKKBSo*

ROACH,

Saddles and Harness,

OMIM

OMan, Whip*, Will, 4*. HO. MAIN 8TKKST,

North side, between- and 4th, Vim* ffsate, Indlnan. gen Unele Hem* Ott m-ij

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SBllala street^ south side,"

OPKKA HOUSE (OHSI3R,,,

sTERRE-HAUTE, IND.

*. I

*, »$

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One door from the Corner, nesr Opera House.

GULICK & BERRY,

Drugs,' Medicines, cChertiieals,

Paints, Oils, Glass, &c.

Corner Main and Fourth Streets, "iA:

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AT RII*PETOE% 19ft Main Mk, Yon will always And THE BSRT 4 tmpmrm. Cmfma, Tmut, Umm, Brmtkfmstl '£*•». rtmmr, C*rn Mmnl, Enfliab Picklaa, Tublo Saaesa, FlavortM ExtracM, B«t Byrop and Molanats, (.YHBm, Cnnned Good*. MardlM*, Corn Baklns Powder, Maltone, Hoap, ('MKII«SLHtHN4 SllT^r (JIOBH Hlarcb, Halt. Wond and Willow Ware, Stoue Wars, Coal CHI, Ac., Ac.

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Order* left at th* Trrre-Hnnte tfurteal ftutetuU, Ro*» Bu Ming, Srnuih VA Nt^ Irill reoeiot Prompt Attention.

MR. MORE t« a (Imt-dam Toner and owa pet*nt Repairer, he tia« worked In tin- col^omted Piano ««tablNhtni*irt of Htpln way Jk fVnSMH pniotlcal Piano maker^ind In (S* moat prominent Piano teciorlw In thenXTO»ry. lie la entirely worthy of tbe hfkb enoomlamn with which he In msommendift.

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47-tf Principal T.H. Mn«leal Inntltiik •pwme-HAtme PRINTINO HOHH I Mala atreet, doea the neateat and c! oat Job Printing in the city. Bunlnca* ine» 4hoo)d make a MU of this. O. J. 8ialtk# ,v#. .u I