Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 3, Number 27, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 January 1873 — Page 7

THE LITTLE PEOPLE.

A little boy being sicic when his grandmother's iuneralcaroe off, whined dismally, and said there was always something the matter with him when any fun was going on

Oh, grandma," cried a mischievous little urchin, "I cheated the hens so nicely^ust now! I threw them your gold beads, and they thought they were corn, and ate them up just as fast as they could."

A little boy in Detroit the other day gave a little rap on his little drum, and a farmer's team sot up a little runaway, .. and made a little bill with, the wagon maker. The farmer got a thump on his bead, his boy was severely bruised, and the little lioy went ofl to beat his drum elsewhere.

There is one boy in D.inbury who didn't get anything in bis stocking, Christmas. He left a pan ot ashes on the front stairs, to follow an organ grinder, and a moment later bis indul gent father came crashing out the front door and down the Iront stoop, accompanied by that pan and its contents, and looking for all the world like a real god riding in the clouds. For a few minutes that boy thought he had a pite driver for an tncestor.

THE RLTJE LAWS OF CONNECTICUT. Many of our readers who have often j. heard of Connecticut "blue laws," have probably never had an opportunity of perusing that celebrated code. The territory now comprised in Connecticut was formerly two colonies, Connecticut and New Haven. The colony of Con necticut yas planted by emigrants from

Massachatfetts and Windsor, in 1633 and Hartford aud Wetherfield, 1635-36, The other colony, styled by its founders the Dominion of New Haven, was founded by emigrants from England in 1(5:58. The two colonies were united in 1065. The statutes copied below of the American colonies, were enafcted by the people of the "dominion of New Ha van," and being printed on blue paper, came to be known :is the blue laws

The Governor »nd magistrates c.on vened in General Assembly, are the supreme power under God, cf this iode pendent dominion.

From the determination of the As sembly no appeal shall be raadg. The Governor is amenable to the voice of the people.

The Assembly of the people shall not be dismissed by the Governor but shall dismiss itself.

Conspiracy against this dominion shall be punished with death. Whosoever says there is power and jurisdiction above and over thisdomin ion, shall sutler death and loss of property.

Whoever attempts to change or overturn the dominion shall suffer death. The judges shall determine no controversies without a jury.

No one shall be a freeman, or give a vote, unless he bo cbnverted and member of one of the churches allowed in the dominion.

Each freaman shall swear by tte blessed God to bear true .allegiance to his dominion and that Jesus is the only King.

No Quaker, no dissenter from the es tabllshed worship of this dominion, shall be allowed to give a vote for the electing of magistrates or any.other officer.

No food or lodging shall be offered to Quitker, Adamite or heretic, If an person turns Quaker he shall bo banished aud not suffered to return but on pain of death

No priest sbull abide inthedominion he shall be banished and sutler death on Ms return.

Priests-uiay be seised by any one without a warrant. No one to cross a rlvef but an authorized ferryman.

No one shall run on the Sabbath day, or walk In his garden, or elsewhere, except reverently, to and from meeting,

No one ahull travel, cook victuals, make bsds, sweep house, cut hair or shave on the Sabbath day

No woman shall kiss her children on Habbath or fasting day. The Sabbath shall begin at sunset on Saturday.

Topics an enr of corn growing in a neighbor's garden shall be deemed theft.

A person accused of trespnss In the night shall bo judged guilty, unless he clears himself by his oath.

When it appears that the accused has confederates, and here/uses to discover them, ho may bo racked.

None shall ony or soils land) without permission of the selectmen A drunkard shall have a master appointed by tho selectmen, who are to bar him from the liberty of baying or selllfig.

Every rateable per son who refused to pay his proportion to support the ministry of the town of parish, shall be lined by the court 51s. and 12d, every quarter-until he or she pay the rate to the minister.

Whoever publishes a lie, to the prejudice of his neighbor, shall, be set in the stocks, or be whipped ten stripes.

No minister shall Iroep a school. Men stealers shall suffer death. Whosoever wear clothes trimmed with gold, silver or bono lace above Is. per y*rd, shall be presented by the grand jurors, and the selectmen shall tax the offenders 45500 estate.

A debtor in prison, swearing he has no estate, shall be let out and sold to mrrke satisfaction.

Whoever sets a fire in tho woods, and it burns house, shall suffer death and persons suspected of this crime shall ie imprisoned without benefitof bail.

Whosoever brings cards or dice into this dominion shall pay a fine of £5. No one shall read common prayer books, keep Christmas or set days, eat lniiH-o pics, dance, play cards, oi play any instrument of music except the drum, trumpet and Jew's harp.

No gospel minister shall join people in marriage. Tho magistrate only shall join them in marriage, as he may do It with loss scandal to Christ's church.

When parents refuse their children convenient marriages, the magistrates shall determine tho point,

Tha selectmen on finding children ignorant may take them away from theTr parents, and put tbeua In better hands

'at the expense of their parents. Fornication shall be punished compelling marriage, or shall think proper.

The Markets.

Tkkbb-Hautk,Dec. 27.

The following figures are paid to farmers and others by dealers to this city BEESWAX—Yellow.... .. 8 25@$ 30 BUTTER—Best 20@ i5 CORN MEAL 60 EGOS—Fre»h 2o@ 2 FEATHERS—Live Geese- 55§ b0

Old 10® 40

FLOUR—Fancy brands.——.. 7 25@ 7 60 FRUIT—Green Apples, dull..^..^. 76@ 1 00 Dried .............. 4(m 6

Dried Peaches. 5d 6

GRAIN—CornJ new-. 25@ 80 Oats, new". 2l»@ 22£ •. Bye, new 85

Whlt« wheat ....... 1 55

1 Alabama. 1 40 -j Mediterranean...» 1 30 GINSENG 60 GREASE— Brown-— 5@ 6 HAY—Per ton 12 00@14 00 HIDES—Green trimmed.. 9@ 10 8alted W& 10

Dry salted ii@ 15 Dry flint .... 10@ 17 "Sheepskins 75§ 160

TALLOW 7% PROVISIONS—Hams. 1U@ 12 Sides.. 7a 8

Shoulders. 5@ 6

MESS PORK-Per bbl 13 00@15 00 LARD—Country 7® 8 POTATOES 50§ 00 POULTRY—Turkeys, alive per lb. 8@ 10 dressed 99 11 jwj, ,, Ducks per dozen 2 00@ 3 00

Geese 3 50 Chic'ns, old, perdoz. 3 00 dressed 2 25§ 3 TO

SEEDS—Flax I 45 Clover 9® 10 RAGS-Cotton 8® WOOL—Tub-washed 66® 60

Fleece 45@ 50 Unwashed 35(3 40

BUSINESS CARDS.

OHI H, O'BOYLB, DEALER II* Leather, Hides, Oil A Findings,

No. 178 Main street.

Cash for Hides, Pelts, Rough Leather, etc

J.COOK

St BOX, Wholesale and RetaJ. Dealers in

HABBWARE and CVTLEBY, 162 A154 Main Btreet. be*. Agents for the Horney Richmond Plow,

OHN H. SYKE8, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In llats, CnpH, Furs, aad Straw 814 113 Main street.

Confectioner and Baker, dealer in Foreign and Domestic Fruits. Nuts, Crack ers, Fire Works etc., 119 Main street. Es tabllshed in 1837.

TDrysew

he yobk store, 73 Main street, near Court House square, Goods, I

(iarpets. Wall Paper, lbs, 4kc. Frederick Ruschattpt A Co.

B. FREEMAN,

American A Foreign Watches, JEWELRY, Ac., Opera House. HISSNER, PIANOS, NEIiODEONS, ORGANS,

Musical Inatrainents, dec., Pal&ce of MnslC, 48 Ohio street.

EHRE HAUTE MUSICAL INST1 TUTE, 182 Main street, up stairs. Mu Bio taught in all fts branches. Pupils may enter at any time. Agency for Steinway pianos. A. Shide, Principal.

gYFERS, TRADER A CO.,

WHOLESALE GROCERS, 190 Main street, Terre-Haute, Indiana.

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C. SMITH, j. Dealers in Stoves, Reapers, Agricultural Implements,

Aud manuiacturedTin Ware, 60 and 62 Main street.

RW.

RIPFETOE. General dealer in

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS & PRODUCE, ^National Block, 156 Main street

A. FOOTE,

J, Dealer in Garden, Field & Flower Seeds, No. 65 Main street.

Rl..

BALL,

Dealer in

Stow*, JUantela, Orate*, Tin Plate, Japan and jPressed Ware, fesfe ,W.

128 Maln

Drugs,

gtreet, North Side

paints, oils, Glass, Toilet Articles, Brashes, dc., QVLICK & BERRY,^M

Corner Main and 4th streets.

j^UPPENHEIMER BROS.,

CLOTHIERS, 118 Main Street,

Y^ARREN, HORERO 4k CO.,

ireat Headqua'rs for Dry Goods,

OSr.PH STRONG, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Cliolce T«as, CoMVea, Sugar*,

Fancy and Staple Groceries, No. UP Main g'reet.

1HE NEW WHEELER A WILSON Sewing Machine, *1 MARSH H. SCHOOLEY, Agent,

Opposite Postofllce, 6th street.

pLAWa. I PHILIP KEWHARTS Terre-Haute Plow Factory, 1st street, near Main.

B. CHEADLB, Attorney at Law A Notary Pufclie No. 80 Maim Street,

Between Third and Fonrth. 21.

AWES M. CRKSHER, Watchmaker and Jeweler, Ohio street, south ot the Court, House, Terre-Haute, Ind. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired. Engraving neatly done and warranted to give satisfaction.

(ARTLETT*

as the court

Adultery sha^ be punished with death. A man that strikes his wife shall pay fine of £10.

A wom&u that strikes her husband shall be punished as the law directs. A wife shall be deemed good evidence against her husband.

No man shall court a maid in person or by letter, without first obtaining consent of her parents, £5 penalty for the first offence £10 for the second for the third imprisonment daring the pleasure of the oourv.

Married persons must lire together or Ikj imprisoned. Every male must have his hair cut round according to his cap.

CO.,

Wholesale and Retail

Booksellers and Stationers, 158 Main Street.

SAY YES!

JONES 4k JOXEM.

WITTIG

RICK.

WHOLESALE NOTIONS,

Commission merchants.

O. r. SMITH. W. A. WHKKLK&.

SMITH*WHEELER,

Dealers in

St*T««. Grates and Tin Ware. Ajenc^^air^ink8^^WjJfi^Mah^trM|U HILIP KADCL, -.

D1 JT MaimfiMjinrer of Saddles and Harness, ips, Curry Combs, Brash s, Ac., all work warrantee. lo the city, 19ft Main street, near 7th.

Brushes,

FRED,

Horse Blan-

kets, Ac., all work warranted. Lowest prices

DVXTUr«AMST0»a

DBUOQUTS, 168 Main Street, near sixth.

GEIGER,

LOCKSMITH,

BeH*hsii(er 4k SleseO Cstter, Locks and trunks repaired, keys fitted.

xept

Basement Room in Oooks new building Sign of the golden key

TJiltllE-llAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL, JANUARY 4.1873.

A. BURNETT, 4* IbnnAwfsreri ss4 Deafer la

E A E

Hides and Furs,

144 and 146 Main Street,

Terre-Haute, Indiana.

Furs and Hides I am buying especially for agents of the European market, and will pay the highest prices in the West, as follows: RACCOON—Large,prime, good ,,,, colors. S 80 75

Small, prime 30 40 i't No. 2 Kittens 15 20 No. 3 10 15

No. 4 5 10

MINK—Large, dark, prime 2 00 3 00 Large, pale, and small, il dark 1 00 2 00 ,-No. 2 unsound prime go 100

,,J«o.3 25 50 No. 4 25 50 MUSKRAT-Spring c» ri Winter 10 15 •«. Fall 6 10

RED FOX-No. 1. 1 00 1 50 No. 2 75 1 00 OREYFOX-No. 1 ... 50 75

Address PHILLIP'S A MAH AN, dl4-Gm. P. O. Box 3, Terre-Haute, Ind.

J^OCKWOOD'S

JLADIES AND GENT'S ~A*,

Oyster Saloon,

"And Confectionery, Cook's new Block, north Fourth street. OYSTERS served in every style.* Also for sale by the can. I •ar Ladles will And this the finest room In the city, and a pleasant place to dish of oysters.

JQO YOU WANT

Pure Milk.

From and after this date I will deliver milk to customers North of Main street in the Morning, and South of Main street in the Evening. My Milk la- not kept a day before being delivered, bnt that milked In morning Is delivered inLthe morning,

I the same with that milked In the evening. Cows,are fed on pare feed—no stop used.

Families wishing eream oan be accommodated at any time. I can aim furnish Ice Cream, made of pure cream for parties, !u any quantity.

H.I 'A.7 fc'

No. 2. 25 40

OTTER—No. 1 6 00 8 00 No.2. 300 400

No. 3 1 50 2 00 :'No.4...... 75 100 Cubs 80 50. WILD CAT-No. 1 30 50

No. 2 15 20

HOUSE CAT-No. 1 10 15 No. 2......m 5 10 WOLF—Large prairie 1 00 1 25 OPOSSUM—Large, case handied 5 15

Small, case ban* died 3

Green Slaughter Dry Flint, trimmed...

at, trimmed... 10

Dry Salt, heavy 15 light Damaged, half price.

i/oiiiMvu* uni SKINS—Full woolaJ fl^s butehered. -i

SHEEP HIM

^Shearlings.: ^Butchers'

.. 4,

TallOW

ftfi, Prices of To-Day are IjTOT To-Morrow, unless agreed upon by special contract. dll-tf.

rpHE EXCELSIOR

(Patented March 12th, 1872,)

,1 ss&t

Vt t!t

SKUNK—Black cased 75 Narrow stripe 30 Wide stripe a white 20 DEER SKINS—Redand blue.. 18 H^DES—Green, salt cured 9%

1 25 50 30 36 9 17 10 10

iHw J*

t*c i'd4t

1 00 5i) 25 10

1 50 75 30 20 30 7 y*

No. 2

a A

ir ?s

.Automatic Gate,

,«

Is a simple, durable and perfect self-opening and closing gate. This Is weoelleve the first and only prsc tlcil and reliable gate ever offered to the public.

The great advantages in saving time, an noyance, danger and loss from restless horses, and many others are apparent toall.

Price of first-class Iron Gates (double) complete, and set up to order ftiO. Single Gate $45.

Perfect satisfaction guaranteed In every case or no sale. Parties wishing to purchase Oates or Ter ritory should send .orders at once.

5 fe'-' t'i4

3£,'

/eh

NATURE'S REM ED'

THE GREAT BIPODPURIFIER

Wfti^

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J» nT, ATIjOOK.

firrr cuts tract!n( mm tooth with Laoghinf Gu. Sit ICIUR U« SP-*7

C7* MvmimmrmMij

RiLconrs

DENTAL ROOMS

N«. 70 North IUlBOia 8t^ Indianapolis.

BteMfafarf 1865.

O. W. VOORHKKS. 3 SO. V. BR.GOS

rOORHEES

& BRIGGS,

Attorneys at Law,

Terre-Hant«, Ind.

Will give their entire attertlon to the practice of the law in all its branches. Q0tee en Ohio St., bei. TIMrd and Fburth.

SAW MILL OWNERS.

rjHD

We want 2X),000 feet of Hickory Axle lYees tor Fish Bros. Wagons, tor which we will pay the highest cash price, on cars with* in 2S rnlles of Terre Haute.

OA. POWKR A COOenl' Agents Fish Broa.

E. HOSFOED, Attorney at Law,.

COS. FOURTH AND MAIN MSB.

t:omplalAtM, can only be effectually coxed through the blood. For (Tleera and Erapthre dlMMM oi thenkln,Pnatulea, Plmplea, Blotches, Bolls, Tetter, Scaldhcad and Ringworm, VEOETINE has never fiiiled to effect a permanent cure.

For Pain* In tho Mack, Kidney Complalnta, Diopnr, Female Weakness, Leueorrhoea, arising from Internal ulceration. and uterine diseases and Oeneral Debilltjr, VEOETINE acts directly upon the causes of these complaints. It Invigorates sad strengthens the whole system, act* upon the secretive organs, allays inflammation, cores ulceration and regulates tht bcwclSi

For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, UaMtnal Costlveness. Palpitation of the Heart, Hemlaehe, Plies, Nervousness, and Oeneral prostration of the Bferrod* System, no medicine has ever given sucli perfeet satisfaction as the VEGETINE. It purifies the blood, cleanses all of the orgatoa and possesses a controlling power over the Nervoos system.

The remarkable cores effected by VEGETINE have indoced many physicians and apothecaries whom we know to prescribe and use it in their own families.

In fact, VEGETINE is the best remedy red for the above reliable BLOOD nblic.

etdisoovered for the above diseasea. and I the only reUable BLOOD PUMIIiEB yet placw beforo the public.

Prepared by H. Mass. Price |t.M. Bold by all Druggists. 38-13*

AS.

NH.TVBHER

EW FIRM.

IN OOM FilBsc*.

TIN NUAIS Ttpfr «r ln« «t «T Teeth on Kebbtr, best qMUtf.

TURNEB&SHILLITO

SUCCESSORS TO

Tamer A BnntlH. »tli W. B. Shillito, having purchased the Interest of T. C. Buntin In the Arm of Turner A Buntin, we have formed a copartnership under the name and style of Turner A Shillito, and will continue the

FAMILY GROCERY

,4 AND^

General Produce Business,

AT THE OLD STAND.

Our stock is full and our prices shall be at low as the lowest. We would be pleased to have on* old fi lends call and see us. as well as new ones. JAMBS H.

AN IMMENSE STOCK OF

--S*!

WINTER

BIOIOITIS

W I 'U -a

I a* 3

4 1"

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-ib»f r*».

ot«

Kits 2 5

AND hmh

Rubbers of Every Description.

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ARCTIC OVER SHOES

On'

iMo,iv -y?r

MENS* BUBBEB BOOTS,

WM. B. SHILLITO.

12-tf. Oar. Main A Seventh streets

^TILLIAM M. BARR,

PAINTER,

nit* 8treet.bet.IUla ui Mto,

DEALER IN

Paints, Oil and Glass.

'.Is

:u AI For Men, Women and Children.*4 stsr o-T**"

CHILDBENS1 A IK-'" I «-V rl'B"

itT

Flaiiiil and Fur Lined Boots and Shoes,

In fact Everything in the Boot and Shoe line. vt S j*4

i:# en JUSTLY CELEBRATED

Byrnes' Rochester Shoes.

itof

•m ui _a•_

from tht root'

VEGETINE is made exclusively fr juice* of carefully selected bnrks, and herbak and so strongly concentrate! that it will effectually eradicate from th system every taint or Scrota la, Scrofulona Humor, Tmnora, CAiicer, Cancerona Manor, Erjrilpelnti, Soli Rheum, fityphlitlc Diaensea. Canker Falntneaa at tk«' Stomach, and all dis

Tte Great Diuretic Cmpafl,

JSD1ANA

its,'

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SELECTING OVERS, ALL SIZES:

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Jf Hi

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LADIES' RUBBER BOOTS,

BIJBBEB BOOTS,

j* -f'-v it

HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL LINE OF THE WORLD WIDE fej.4. wan- v. wr

r' ..utx/ ,Wt.

.1- &

trt \o T-J

S. CJ'SCOTTJ''

/. Saeceaaor te F. C. Crawford, 1* ib

n}i' ft

No. 98 Main Street, Terre-Haute.

SMOUNDEtfS

EXT. BDGHU,

of tha

Kidney, Bladder, and Urinary Organs, existing either in male or female. Aa, Irritation, Inflammation, or Ulceration of tin Kidney and Bladder, Gr'fiTel, Stone in Bladder, Reddish or Brick daat

Sediment

in Urine*. Thiclt, Clondy* or Ropy Urinating, Bed wetting,

Urine, Mnfiil

Mneons and Inrolnntnry Discharges, Morbid Irritation of Bladder and Urethra, Ckroade Catarrh of Bladder, Sapresuon. Retention, or Incontinence of line. Diabetes, Dropsy, Organic Weakness, Female Complaints, and all Chrofcic Maladies of the Urinary and Sexual Organs.

Thousands can attest to' its wonderful curative properties in these disease*. For nervous Debility, with its gloomy attendants, Dizziness, Loss of Memory, Low Spirits, &c.,-it is a sovereign remedy.

SMOLAIfDBR*8 BUCHU buoys up fiw enervated system, imparting new life and vigorous action, the whole system becoming strengthened and Invigorated. SilanaoA aik te SMOtUTOBl'S BTTOHTT,

Intut upon having it, and taht no other. PRIOS 9I.OO. SIX BOTTLK8, fO.OO. ,, Sold bj all Dealers in Medicine,. j.tSiS-fc* PRCMRCDBY "r

UTTLEFIELD,

STEVENS, Boston,

HUBD & co^

BOSTON, MASS.

For sale by GU LICK A BERR Y, Terre-Haute.

PRICES REDUCED ON A

MU*"

GOOD

8tockof Boots and 8hoea,ia more important

NEWS

To most of the community than who Is to be the next President,

iv" -'FOR

Personal expenses Is the part of the gre^ "problem of finance" beat understood by

THOSE

Who have the "understanding" of a Family to look after in "haral Um

TURNER^

apd but few were

BORN

So lucky as not to need some of drews'goods, unless they go

BARE-FOOTE

Or pay higher prices for poorer goods else* where. N: ANDREWS' keeps at 141 Main street, Terre-Haute Ind. ee-tf

mTABU «IUI SAW BUI m*J ta intra pMuM bjr tb* H«r Mmfint, ttlMi Dm UMwNN feet *t taatar frt a*y. II ku a «»t Uc*4 Stock. Two hula

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roUllr Um

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htlK liceta u—i»S to mv kmltt]r

CBAXDLKK TAYtOB,

ladieaspeiie, lad.

RENTS' & LADIES' WEAR •,

CLEAIED A C*MLOREB! Gents' Wear

repaired

neatly at

H. F. Reiner's Dye House,

Main »et. Cth 7th. ap5-tI

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A. H. DOOLEY, Book and News Dealer and J. M. KAIN, Agents

CLARIDGE,

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Cincinnati, Ohio.

Walnut St., opp. Center Market*

Dyer and Scourer,

Ladles Apparel nicely Seoured orbeastl* r* tally Colored. Gents Garments 8coaNd «r Colored of Repaired.

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