Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 3, Number 16, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 October 1872 — Page 4

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HOUSEHOLD WISDOM.

Ink Fbom Floobs.—Ink spots on floors can be extracted by scouring with sand, wetted in oil or vitrol and water. Wben tbe ink is removed, rinse with strong pearlash water.

Applb

Cobbler.—Pare, core, and

»iice twelve large tart apples. Add to them the juice of two lemons and the grated peel of one sweeten to taste stew very slowlv for two hours tarn into a mould. When cold serve with {•ream.

To Wash Calico.—To prevent calico from fading woile washing infusethree gills of salt into four quarts of water put the calico in while hoi and leave it till cold. In this way tbe colors are rendered permanent, and will not fade by subsequent washings.

Hickory Nut Cake.-Take one-half ":up ot butter, two cups of sugar, and four eggs beaten separately, three cups of Hoar, ne-balf cup of sweet milk, two teaspoons of baking-powder, two •cups of hickory-nut meats cut line, one teaspoon extract of vanilla. ,v

Hominy Pvddiso.—Prepare as for batter cakes, add one egg to each pint,, some whole cinnamon, sugar to suit the taste, and a few raisins, and bake like rice pudding. A little butter or chopped suet may be added. Serve hot or cold with or without sauce.

Hominy IJrbakfast Cakes.—Mash the cold hominy with a rolling-pin, and add a little flour and milk batter, so as to make the whole thick enough to form into little cakes in the band, or it may bo put npon the gridle with a spoon. Hike brown, eat hot, and dedare you never ate anything belter of the batter-cake kind.

Ckyntamziso Grashes.—The long, feithery grasses are the best lor this purpose. They must be thoroughly •dry, formed in the desired shape, and fastened securely before being put in the bath. To mako the solution, take one pound of the best alum, pound it quite fine, and dissolve it in a quart of ••lear water, over a slow lire, but do not lot it boil. Take a deep jar and suspend the i. fjuot in it by a siring from a stick 1 tui across the jar. When the Holuiion is milk warm, pour it over tho grosses, cover it up, and set it away lor twenty-four hours. Then take thorn out carefully and lot them hang several hours in the sun till all tho water is drained away. Then set them away and do not move them for two or three days, when they will bp entiroly dry. Thu solution may be heated over and used as before.

For blue crystals use a saturated solution of sulphate of copper in liot \va ter. For yellow use the yellow prussi ato of potash, These crystalr/ed bonnets should bo kept under gl »ns bhados, or their beauty will soon little.

iron it in

Two currents of electricity wero used —ono placed at the lower extremities of the body and tho other drawn along the arm, neck, (ice, and breast. Tho effect was wonderful tho eyes opened, (he face drew up as if in pain, the mouth Jerked to one side, the arm raised as if to strike, and the (1st clenched. The limbs also raised, and the toes and lingers worked, and once the bodyalinost turned to ono side. Tho arms wore next laid bare, nnd a current of electricity Introduced. The whole system seeiued to respond, and tho movemontsof the body were at times violent. At four minutes to two o'clock the electricity was removed, and faint actions of tho muscles could even then bo observed. Tho body was afterwards left till ten minutes after three, when the electricity was again applied, and the muscles of tho Ixhiv still responded as before, but with less force. The breast was then opened, and a current passed Into tho heart, but it gave no response. It

was

Ukforxkd BR a Good Wine—The Augusta iMaine) Journal says in 1S31 -Jacob Flag, of that city, an intemperate man, had a most excellent wife, who, tired of her repeated failures in the line of his reformation, finally left him. Klaggadvertised her thus:

The Markets.

Od -... 10®

FLOUR—Fancy brands 7 25® 7 60 FRUIT—Green Apples, dull 25@» 50 Dried

Dried Peaches.

GR tIN—Corn Oats, new Kve. new •f \V lilt" wheat

Halted 1U 10* Dry Halted 15® 1/ Dry flint 16® IS Hheepsklnt 2 00® 2 50

TALLOW„... T% PROVISIONS—Ilarus. lo® 16 Hides.... 1 10® J1

Shoulder* 8

MESS PORK-Per bbl 13 00®15 00 LA KD—Country..... 7(9 8 NEW POTATOES 30® 35 POULTRY—Turkeys, alive per lb. 8® 10 dressed 10i| 11

Ducks per dozen 2 CO® 3 00

i. Geese 3 50 Chlc'nB, old, perdoz. 3 00 young 1 75® 2 50 SEEDS—Flax_ I 45

Clover 9® 10

RAGS—Cotton 3® 3J4 WOOL—Tub-washed 53®@ 55 Flfece 40® 45

Unwashed 3o@ 35

BUSINESS CARDS. JOHX

II. O'BOYLE, DEALKK IN

Leatiier, Hides, Oil

J.COOK

le ex per iments.

The dead both/ of a Condemned Murderer subjected to the action of Electricity.

Uurclay, tho young msn who was hanged at Columbus, Ohio, on Friday last lor a most brutal murder, consented that the students of a medical college In that city could have his body for experimental purposes, and ten nilnuU's after it was cut down it was placod in a wagon and driven rapidly to tho collego, whore a powerful battery had bcon placed in position for the purposo oftrying tho oiled of electricity as a medium to restoro life. Twenty minutes to 1 o'clock six students carried tho body into tho anatomical lecturing room of tho collego, where were assembled the students and all the prominent ir.odical men of tho city. It was then taken from tho codin and plncod upon tho operation table. The pupils of the eyes were found to bo dialalod and tho face discolored. Tho body was stripped of its clothing, and at thirteen niiuutos to ono o'clock, Ihlrty-seven minutes after death, the students began operations. The electrical Instrument used was on# of the most powerful known, consisting of *lx cups of llunscn's battery, attached tn Hitch's induction coil of "the largest sifco. It was operated by Professor Mendenhall, an eminent electrician, whilo Professor Wonnly and Professor lloldorman and Dcuig conducted tho experiment.

A MOW, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in j..

1IABDWAKF. and CCTLEBlV 152 A 154 Main street. Agents for the Horney Richmond Plow

IOIIN if- SYKES, f) Wliolesale and Retail Denier in lints, Capw, Furs, and Straw fio'Sl*. si 1 113 Main street.

W1I.

NAI1K,

Confectioner and Baker, dealer in Foreign.and Domestic Fruits, Nuts, Crackers, Fire Works etc., 119 Malu street. Established in 1IC57. rillVK \KW YOltli STORK,

Main street, near Court House square, Dry Moods, Carpels, Wall Paper, Mhadwt, A-c.

Jit.

FRKKJIAX, ,,

American A Foreign Wntehes, JEWELRY, &c., Opera House.

I KIM.HXFIt,

1MAXOS, nELODGONN, ORGANS, Musical liiKlrninrntf), A-c., Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street.

TIITE, 18-i JI iln street, up stairs. Music taught In all Its branches. Pupils may enter at any time. Agency for Stein way pianos. A. Siiide, Principal.

gYFElW, Tit AO Kit A CO.,

WHOLESALE GROCERS,

190 Main street, Terre-Haute, Indiana.

I 1 C. NMITII. Dealers In Stoves, llenpcrs, Aarlenlturnl Implements,

Aud mauutact ured Tin Ware, 50 and 52 Main street.

Rw.

UIKJPKTOI:, General dealer In

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS A PRODUCE, National Block, 155 Main street.

A. t'OOTK,

J".

T,Left

Comb Hkrk, Frkschmas.—An Ingenious Frenchman hts Invented a Mcheme for preventing the political convulsions and revulsions with which the modern world is districted. He propose to establish asylums for the Incarceration of rabid and persistent politician*. Into which they may bo thrust aud treated to such enormous doses of political eeonomy and speeches and treatises on the rights of man and kindred snhjeete, as U» become disgust

Dealer in

JONKl'll

r£0 THE

Tkhre-Hacte, Oct. 9.

The following figures are paid to farmers and others by dealers tn this city: BEESWAX—Yellow $ 25#$ BU ITER-Best .. CORN MEAL 60 EGOS— FreMi 160 FEATHERS—Live Geese- —. 55®

1 4

Findings,

No. 178 Main street.

Gusli for Hides, Pelts, Rough Leather, etc.

i!*j

Garden, Field & Flower Seeds,

No. Hi Main street.

RL.

BAU, j. Dealer In

Stores, Mantel*, Orntm, Tin Plate, Japan and i'mntxl Ware, 128 Main Street, North Side.

DKIUN,

l'AI.NTS, OII.H. Glass, Toilet Articles, Brashes, Ac., OULICK cC BERRY,

Corner Main and 4tli streets.

IIPPI^IIKIMER BROS.,

5# 8 25@ 35 2u@ 22% 60

Alabama. Mediterranean.. 100

GINSENG 50 (JREA.SE— Brown..- 5® 6 HAY—Per ton -10 00 HIDES—Green trimmed Wr% 10

4 CLOTHIERS,

118 Main Street.

ARRKX, IIOBKRO CO.,

Great lleadqua'rs for Dry Goods,

Opera House Corner.

MTKOWO.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Cboiee Tean, wi. Nnrars, .,.,'Fanfjr nnd Mtaple Groceries,

No. IN7 Main r«M?t.

carried to tho hands

and feet, and all responded as before. The heart was then taken out and lound hard as muscle, and full of blood, tho lungs not congested, tho brain vei healthy, free from any congestion whatoveu At eleveu minutes after 4 o'clock electricity was again applied, and a good response was had at eighteen minutes after 5 a faint response was given,and at 15 minutes to live hours and thirty-tive minutes after death, tho strongest current thatoould be applied failed to more a utuscle. The experiment expedition was then brought to a close, tbe crowd dispersed, and the mutilated body of Johu Barclay was replaced In its coffin, delivered to the Co to tier, and given Us Anal burial.

HIK KMV WIIF.KI.F.R A WIMOJT Sewing Machine,

MARSH H. SCHOOLEY, Agent, Opposite Po»tofl1ce. nih street.

PHILIP NKWHART-S i**"1 Terre-IIantr Plow Factory, 1st street, near Main.

CIlFtni.K.

•J .A

Attorney nt I.aw

JAXEN

Notary PnblK

No. 80 MainStrkkt, Between Third and Fourth. 21.

n. CR1NKKR. Watchmakerand

Jeweler. Ohio street, south of the Court, House, Terre-Haute, Ind. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired. Engraving neatly done and warranted tn give satlifaction.

ARTLKTT A CO., Wholesaie and Retail

bed and board—Ofte ot the best of wives. Whoever will gWe information as to where may und her, shall lie suitably rewarded and all charges paid." It is fair to say Ibat the good wife returned, the husband reformed, and the couple lived together happily for many yesm.

Booksellers and Stationers,

ltt Main Street.

SAY YES!

WHOLESALE NOTIONS,

Commission Merchants,

148 Main street.

G. r. SMITH. W. A. WHKKLUL

SMITH

A W1IKEI.F.R, Dealers in

Stem, OrslM sMi Tin War*. Agency Fairbanks' Scales, 150 Main street.

HIL1PKADEL, Mknatuturer of Saddles and Haraesa, whijw. Curry Combs, Brushes, Hor*e Blanket*, Ac, an work warranted. Lowoat price* lo the city. 1M Main street, near 7th.

Wli

gosrrisi AiasTMse.

DRVOGISTS,

IS* Main 8irr«-t. near Sixth.

AMES R. BAKER, Attorney and Cannaelorat Law.

Rvrrllte, Pttrkr rh /nrf.

Will make eolleetloas, and au«-nd to all Ittmte of l#«il Boslne**in I*nrk» A Vi*oOo.

fl politic*and turn to wui« more „^*w" hsruilwn employment, u. Mahau, J. r., BoMTUla, lud. ml»-ly.

YOU CAN BUY

THEOSTiKl'S

Quecusivare

I, .-?•

Frederick Ruschaupt&Co.

More Gojils tor the Money than

f"fv

SUCCESSORS TO

••i XHnier & Buiitin.

terest of T. C. Buntin In the Arm of Turner A Buntin, w® have formed a copartnership under the name and style of Turner A Shll11 to, and will continue the

FAMILY GROCERY

AND

General Produce Business,

AT THE OLD STAND.

Our stock is full and onr prices shall be as iow as the lowest. We would be pleased to have our old ftiendi- call and see us as well as new ones. JAMES H. TURNER,

in Wa

TERRK-HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL. OCTOBER 19, 1872.

Owners of Pianos,

..In this City and Vicinity. -V.

CARD.

I take pleasure in informing the publlr that I have succeeded through the kindness of the eminent piano firm, win. Knabe A Co., Baltimore, in obtaining a tirsi-ciass piano tuner and practical il mo repairer. 1 have also in my employment a piano finisher, who wilt entirely revarnlsh, and repolish instruments thereby giving them the tame appearance as if entirely new. Tlio** wishing such work done can learn furthei particulars by calling at my store. Thanking my friends and the public most kindly for their liberal patronage in having glveii my tuning the preference for the last wel vt years I wonld assure them that I shall glvt the closest attention in ov,r^eeiugall work, fcoasto merit the contiuuence of their patronage. Respectfully.

L. KISSNER,

Of the Palace 6t uslc. No. 48 Ohio siree'

W', ehecrfully recommend the tvr.c. employed by Mr. Klssner to our frieii«is and patrons as a flint-class workcau, and fee! confident that all work entrusted to hixi will be done In the best and ino.st workmanlike manner. WM. KN ABE & CO.

Terke-Haute, uly 3, 1872.

P. B.—Orders can be left at the Postoffice. by addressing,

Kissner's Palace of Music,

|uly6-tf Terre-Hautr, ma

Pressed and Cut Glass.

1 ,% AT 'j

Any Other Place

CITY.

Don't take my word for it, but

Come and see. ,,

illJP'S .Hi i'vi Vt

THEO. STAHL,

15 South 4tli street.

Lamps, &C.9 &c.

AS. H. TTTRNER W. B. SHILLITO. E\V FIRM.

NJ TURNEB &SHILLIT0

WM. B. SHILLITO.

12-tt Cor. Main A Seventh streets.

HIE ART OF ..

OR THE ROAD TO FORTUNE. By J. D. MILLS, a New York Merchant. A iv bonk. 450 pages. Numerous illustrations. Price 32,

i0.

Liberal commissions.

Agent's outfit, 7a cents. Solves the question. "What shall I do?" Completes the subject by showing how best to do It. Is thorough, comprehensive, moral and lively. Tells of a thousand money-making enterprises, both honest and dishonest commends the former, exposes the latter. Relates strange haps and mishaps to, and anecdotes of all sorts of money makers. Better than all, it shows

How Money Can be Made Now.

AGENTS, IT SELLS,

Be Quick for Choice of Territory. Address INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., sU-it, 1 98 4 96 Liberty St., N. Y.

MITABlt SIUI SAW Mlllt to driven pretubtf or lit* Mm *f JVrfaW* XWFFTM. »ad c*M AMI IM0 IBM tort

I laker a*r it Ilku RRA4 BI«RK. T»»

eu m411r

ram

U« Mill ao4

out In ihhh»

t• I M* bMilQ N 1 CRAXDLKK a TATLOt, XailaaapaUa, M.

JOXEM JOXBS.

TITTItt DICK.

piANOS

Practical Plana Maker. Tnner A Repairer of Hnaleal Inntraowala. Orders left at Jamea M. Crlsher's Jewelry Store, opposite Court House, will receive prompt attention. tancfift-tf-

INES!

JACOBFISHER

Haa Just received another choice lot of Rhine, French and California Wine*, which he will sell by the bottle or gallon at reasonable prices. Trr a bottle, if yoa want a pare article. Parties will be rornlsbed promptly by tko gallon or tn doaeu. lal-U.

FRED,

GEIGER,

LOCKSMITH.

Be1l*hsnt(« Stencil Cnfftr, Locks and tnmkx rqwlnri. key* fitted.

Basement Slgn of the golden key

Room In Cooki new bnildlng ee-Sm

C. SCOTT,

Successor to f*

F. C. CKAWFORD,

Dealer In

Boots & Shoes,

^Ko. 98 SJfain St.

We are now daily receiving our

Immense Slock

FALL fe WINTER

Boots

Shoes.

The well-known

Heavy Work,

Both of which we war

rant in every particular.

We have taken special

painstogeta

y.-

Stock that will Snll

Everybody,. :,^

i'J 5'V

And we

-4W ,r*4

Guarantee a Fit

From the smallest Child

to the largest Man.,

You are requested to call

and examine

Our GOODS

I ifi,

'^1 •. »'j tt

And PRICES

Whether you wish to I r-i purchase or not. ......

Ye Elegant Shoemaker

Tt Scott was a Shoemakir, No. in street.

Ye Elegant lou Aim alwayj Suited at Ye

IRONWORKS,

TgRRE-HAUTE, IND.

Owing to its Increase of business in the past year, and flattering prospects for yet greater in the future, have been'compelled to enlarge upon Its already capacious facilities for doing business enabling it, thereby, to do

ITS WORK CHEAPER AXD WITH greater despatch,

_____

To?

durability cannot 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 in material and workmanship, and as cheap as the cheapest, quality taken Into consideration. (ee-Lf) J. A. PARKER

EW FIRM.

WHOLEN.4LE NOTIOSI.

W I & I

(Oocoewsors to A. C. A. Wit tig, V*. 141) lain Street,

Jobbers & Commission Merchants,

1W IOT109S,

FAXCT

si wit's.

Ye Heavy Weighr finds Sure Foundation at Ye

tcoot's.

Expression of the Satisfaction of the Customers of ft

S. C. SCOTT,

sicmr OF THE BIO nooT. No. 98 Main street, Terre- Haute, Ind.

HE OLD ESTABLISHED

ti.

OOODS,

CIO ARM.

RNULISH, QRRMAX, AXD AMERICAN CUTLKRT,

Perfnmery, Soap, Cotton Yarn. Batting, #«.

With increased ca)*ii4tl aod New

FOR

LADIES*,

FRANK HEINIG &

tit*

In additon also it has establlshel in connec tlon with It, a first-class

Boiler and Sheet Iron Works,

of sufficient capacity to accommodate all who are pleased to give their patronage. None but first-class workmen in either deportment. I respectfully Invite tbe put to call and examine my

Mnnnlhctnre or Stntlonnnr A Portable Enslnea.Saw A Flonrln* Milla, nnd Coal Shaft Machinery, of which I keep constantly on the most approved Patterns. han

Also Corn Shellera. Cane Mlllii,Slila Kle Hnchlnea, both Hand A Pow er. Rnll'a Celebrated

Steel Rot-

tora R. R. Semper, sIm Cnat A Wronflit Iron Semper*,

farm use. Also a great variety of School Seats and Desks, which for beauty and

For I

T0BUY

MISSES*.

CHILDREN,

We have the world-wide

justly celebrated

BYRNES'

Rochester

Shoes.

expresses Ills

Ye tender-Foo.. f-hght

In every Style, t,

And in greater variety

than ever before offered

in Terre-Haute, 'v*

We have the

EXCLUSIVE SALE

1 :n

Byrnes9 Work. i•'

gsri, AlSO

ONE HUNDRED OTII-

ER STYLES

For WOMEST

And CniLDREST,

With every variety of

•t-

-Vi

Rubber &

Over Shoes,

All of which you can

buy of us at least

20 per cent, A

less than usual rates.

Come and see for your

self, at 1 !. jr

t\s

S. C. Scoffs

No. 98 Main street.

IS ION STEAM BAKERY.

BRO,

Manufacturers of all kinds of

Crackers, Cakes, Bread

AXD

A N

DEALERS IN*

Foreign & Domestic Fruits,

FANCY A STAPLE GROCERIES, LArAYKTTK ftTRKKT, s, (Between the two Railroads,) 21-tf. Terre-Ilaute, Ind.

C5HUV4

LASS

U££NS WAH

Wholesale and Retail. Also, Toys and Fancy Goods, in great variety. Exclusive Agents for "Lupton's Silver Burner." and "Family Favonte Burning Fluid." Agents wanted tn surrounding counties.

H. S. RICHARDSON A COw Mala St., Cer. ot Allejr, 8-3m North side between Sd and 4th.

rim

rw»Ki*frf UMS.

mock

vei

are prepared to offer frl-n in-l TU'lonoer*' superior Indoeement* to bay of tn. special attention will

merly oeenpled by Cox SSon-

to Oaah

Bcqrera, Peddlers and Anetiooeem. NO. 148 MArif 8TREKT. Detween Fifth and Sixth, In tbe

kits

tnetfaf

ta*U «Uk

••«at»g Om. •II NllM "X nrti br Oald nittap. Til

MUAIS

Vpptr

L«*ff «rt «r

T«l KaUcr, MM IwU cry ilnrtwo

iriGORrs

DENTAL ROOMS

Vs. 70 Hortb miBOfs K, Iadisaspolii-

ENTS' A LADIES' WEAE

diEAMED A COLORFD!

I Ocnts' Wear repaired neatly at

BOOM FOR*

II, F. Reiner's Dye House,

)i. k* 9)1. ttu A 7ta. apft-U

The heapest, Smoothest, AND BKST LOOKING

STOVES

GO TO

C. C. SMITH,

WEST EXD OF MAIltf STREET,

Where you will find

TRADE MARK.

The Monitor Toni »«««. u, The FlrcMide Open Front. The Red Cron* Open Front. The Nnpption Open From. The fnivket Open Front. The Pearl Coal nml Wood. W And fifty other patterns all bought for cash will be sold below the lowest. Call and see

Twenty Slew Pal tern* or

HEATING STOVES

lust out, year.

of the 'K

great improvements over last?7, ee-8m.

%,T RIPI'ETOE'S 133 iflttin St.

You will always find T1IE BEST Sugars, Coffees, Teas, tlam, llreakfaat It neon, Flour, Corn Jtteal, Spleen, English Pickles, Table Sauces, Flavoring tlx tracts, I (est Syrup ami Mo lasses,Crack ore, Canned U.mds, Sanllnos, Corn Starch, HakInt l'owder, M.ilzpnc, Soup, ("anilION, silver Gloss Starch, Salt, Wood and Willow Wares Stone Ware, Coal Oil, Ai\, Ac.

Uoods delivered to any part of the city] ee-flin. AN-IIANDLE

ROUTE.

I'ITTSltrit€. iUVfllVNATl A ST. LOIKKAILKOAI).

(Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central Division,)

VIA t'OLIINni'N.

The .Shortest Route East.

On and after June?, 1K72, trains will leave the Union depot, Indianapolis, and arrive as follows:

Southern Kxpreuj

iiKAVK Fast Line. Express Dally. LKAVKM. Indianapolis 3 55am 0.40 am 6.45 pm Cambridge City. 5.60 am 11 .hi a 2t) Columbus 11.20 a til 5.4." .'115 a Newark 12.8i 0.55 pm 4..'15 a tn Dennlson 2..t rn 9.0H pin

7SA)

a in

Steubenvllle 4.15 11.00 pin 10.13 am ARKtVEM. Pittsburg 0.85 Altoona 11.15 pin Harrlsburg 3.20 a Philadelphia 7.05 a in New York 10.10 am Baltimnre 7.00 a Washington 10.00 am Boston.... 9.05 pm

1.00 a 12.10 5.35 a in 5.25 ni 9 35 a 10.15 1 30 2.40 a 4.20 pin 0.10 a 1.15 pm 2.15 am 3.40 5.50 a 5.60 a in 5.05

The Fast Line and Day Express Trains have Pullman's Drawing and Silver Palace Cars, running through without change to New York via Philadelphia.

The Night Express Train runs dally (Sundays Included.) and has Silver Palace Cars through to Philadelphia and New York without change. This Is the only Sunday evening train from lndlanapolin,and makes direct connection for the Eastern cities. Passengers leaving on this train Saturday evening arrive in New York at 0.19 Monday morning. **~A»k for Tickets via Pan-IInndle Route.

F. It. MYERS,

General Passenger and Ticket Agent. D. W. CALDWELL, (Jen. Sup't.

rpJIE BEST ROUTE

EAST AND WEST.

IXDIAJTAPOLIN. CIJTCIlfXATI AXD I.AFAYKTTK

A I O A

Cincinnati and Ea«tern Divisions.

Fonr Passenger trains leave the Union Depot, Indianapolis, dally for Cincinnati, Chlilicolhe, Marietta, Washington, ano Clrclevllle, Ohio Pans, NleboIa»vllle, Kentucky. Also for Parkersburg, Baltimore, Washington City, Philadelphia and Mew York.

By this route East a ticket can be purchased at the Union Depot to New York at the same price as by any other route, on which tbe holder can pass through or stop ever at all the above namtd Eastern cities. I*afoyette, Qnlnnr and Chicago Dlvision.

Three throngb Trains leave the Union Depot dally, for Lafayette, Chicago, Bprlngflefd, Quincy, St. Joseph, KansasCltjr and Omaha without change of cars.

Time and distance less and fare as low as by any other route, to all the principal towns and cities In tbe West and Northwest.

Baggage checked throngh to all principal ^olnt^and sleegln^ cars on all night trains, For further Information and tickets, aply to the Ticket Agen» In the Union Depot.

•r

O. L. BARKINGER, Master of Transportation.

C. K. Loan, Chief Ticket Clerk. W-tf.

FAHLY

ROACPI,

MAKBrAxrruBKRS or

Saddles and Harness,

Dealert in OoUam, Whip*, Trunks, &c., MO. 89 MAIN STREET, North side, betw«-n 3rd and 4tb, Tw Haate, Indiana. Afe&ta for .Vne!» Hum*

Oil. swr.