Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 4, Number 48, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 May 1874 — Page 6

CONSTANTLY

ADDING

-TO-*

DIIH SUIT DEPIRTMENTI

Elegant Ready-made Suits in Grass (3o»»«, I4A« wd White IJWIII. •r superior styles and low prices of oar Suits hare been nuking many sales the past week.

Do not buy a sl»rVgntt until you have seen and priced o« .ock. All oar Suits are warranted to fit.

TO orR

DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT,

Black and Striped Jron Frame GRENADINES. The celebrated "Hofteose" make superior to ary mannfocturl. Color Brilliant, Durability unsur^-**!.

Japaneee Silks and Poplins. The moat complete stock in the city at prices ranging from I2X oente to 75 «onto pp* yard.

Beautiful Spring DIM Good* to great variety at very low price*. HOBERG, BOOT & CO.,

LOST—Ainches

OPERA II01'HE.

Wanted.

ANTED—TO FARMERS AND OTH-

ere having Pickli» In Halt, can dte^ them at a FiSr Price by (MldrwlngHA.MI'EL KULTON & CO., Box St, or 41 aorth Fourth street. \\-ANTED-A CUM PAN ION ABLE Wl-

dow lady of 40 to yearsor age in a family or six members, the children from iv to rf-».T8, where she shall consider it her pern ent home. The resident is at Bunker Hiii, Ills., thirty-five mile? from St. Louis on the Alton railroad. Address IRA HOL*TELL, box 1381, Terr® Haute, Ind. {SXit

WANTED—AtoGOOD,

ACTIVE BOY TO

work in store. Reference requiml. Apply by letter P. O. Box 183Tern Haute.

\ir ANTED—SITUATION B\ A TtOUNG W man, as clerk or bookkeeper. Inquire at MILLEit A ARLETH'S, south 4th street. may lo-ti

WANTED-ALLanyKNOW

TO THAT THE

SATURDAY EVENING MAIL has a larger circulation than newfp rer publishpolis. Also pu in UlCSlUIWjVWimw* 7,-1 that it is carefully and thorougnly n»d_ in the homes of its patrons, and that It isthe very best advertising medium in W est«?rn Indiana.

HT ANTED—FIFTY YOUNG MEN IN V\ the City and country to sell the best sowing Machinein the market. Light work and good pay. Call immediately and secure good territory. Extra inducements for live mem who desire to invest in the business. Call on or address H. B. McDL Fl?, Manager, t20 Main street, Terre Haute, Ind.

For Sale.

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ton, Indiana. mayW-lt* SALE-TYPE AND OTHER MAT

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three long, with ft. on one .Hide. Ixwtonthe Bloomingtn Lor on Main street, bel« .jn g. \. nih and r.l. A be a re a ii it sr to W. B. TUELL.

Estray.

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away from the otAUi.i MrEVENS, north Becond street. One twith white

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ri^ flank. And ti„ other a bia wltb very heav rri in », and bwndW on git ahoulder the ir.i: J. Thea»eof ttie mare 6, and the pony te year*. mao-it

ADMINISTRATOR'S

NOTICE.

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\MtrEI.T.REI»E. Administrator

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THE MAIL

A Paper for the People.

TERRE HAUTE, MAY 30,1W4.

THE (SATURDAY KVKSIXO MAIL l»oa aslacaehBatafdsy afternoon by A. H. Doolcy HJ* H. R, aaker „_jh Block. ,T*tT- Haute House. ..^..^JPari*, Ills.

M. P• Oralta. C. D. Denlo.„.— Harry Buntln— £Iy*C Ely A Cobmt.. Walter Cole..*., Pi^rk^f A Ren. Allen_.~_.--~. J. a Dowd— Oeo. Ifc Cook0M.M*«« 1 V. Decker H. J. Feltn* —.... «. W. Oweae-M-N--Perrow A Mesrritt F. M*urley„— K. B. Pinneii Hiram IJckllgbter...

«^Hvan ln1,„Jllnton, lad. ...Roekvllle, Ind. ..„.„.Bra*U, Ind. _„_Mattoon, Ilia. JJt rwncaatle, Ind. ^.Waveland, Ind. ^.Otkbnro, Ind. „„J»t. Marys, Iml ....Kansas, Ilia. ...Annapoll*, Ilia.

—Don't foil to sec the bargains we offer in fine clothing. ERUROIR A Co., Original*One-Price Clothiers.

Thfe'City and Vicinity.

AW AD VERTISKMRNTS.

For H«le-Two (»ood lleh Cowa. Wanted—Companionable tdow. Normal Mnsieal Hehodlj .. BiglnducementsOffHwI—V».B. Rj oe & Co. AdmlnlstrHtoi* Notice. New Hash Ribbon»-A. Hera Co. Administrators

Hale,

Llama Lace Polnte-A. Her* Co. The Best Hargains—J. A. Rutherford. Mineral Waters, do—Buntln A Armstrong. Fans, do—Bee Hive. Kxtray—Two Horsps. Ixwt—iold Cross-W. B. TuelL Wantetl—Picklee—H. Fulton A Co. Laoe Points, dc—Felaanheld Jauriet. More New

Goods—Cent

Store.

stone Fumw—W. H. Flak. For CMm. Proaeeutor—Will H. Duncan. Hale of Lots—(Curtis Gilbert.

HOT! DON your summer clothing.

STKAWBKHRIES and cucumbers.

WHO wants market house stock

lj rial sufficient for a 32 column pap*1"little used. Bourgeois, BreveIr, o: and over 50 fonts of display type Box 1018, Terre Haute, Ind.

At upr-Mf

Lost.

Ditto, times, plenty of fishing, and no fish. AT present there are nine prisoners confined in the county jail.

Lor is WRIGHT has been appointed guardian of Frank Wright. Bond $1,800.

THE nail works will commence running to their fullest capacity on Monday.

JUST think of it!—tbe latest addition to the city lies north of Maxville. What next?

THK cremation excitement is dying out new that the hot weather has arrived. l' V"l

AN ordinance to repeal the $200 fee from saloon-keepers, foiled to pass the council last Tuesday.

FARMERS say that unless rain comes in a very few days, the wheat and corn crops will be a failure.

MACKSVIIXK talks of extending its corporate limits and taking in Terre Haute. How's that for cheek?

OLD John Robinson's show next Thursday. You can count on a good show—one well worth your money.

IT IS reported that "the Mulligan Guards have rented the Old Corinthian Hall and intend repairing it immediately. The company is full.

BACK numbers of The Mail with "life in* the Balance," can be had on application at this office, or at the newsstands here and in surrounding towns.

PERSONAL Liberty and tho Temperance movement, is the subject of Rev. E. F. Howe's sermon at the Congregational church to-morrow evening.

Two parties ar» revering to rent the McGregor buiidiug, on the corner of Hret and Main streets. One of them desires to convert it into a grain elevator, and tho other wish to use it as a fruit and vegetable establishment.

THE speech of Cou !man Itcn^eraon iastn'-.it.consid'!'iW'"' stir in the city tH~ IT- »t opposed to the atwor, but wants th.».«•.« benefitted to pay tvr it. The general Impression is, that be right, and that this is the proper «-ttif•! of the qu -Ion which has given kuucU trouble o: lot*.

MakaiAd* rnarriage iicu: tje County fl

Prank Ro^*' .* .Tm FJitTtntj -eph Satii

v. .itn Allei -i«, H. :..''•

T.ifttSMi I. fl»r the \t«ua The mn«i (.TOfloOltlirk, di«ini my teeottipel!

Wo„ has «ed ..flee

Tbe Ntmbw Oo-i 5" Bwok- vr- -rr 'M*l«»toekof W'Uaw -1 toT«ire-Haot» •be :.ar. .ina'••sr. -rill r.« T, I H4!*.,V' jnnet I •, nea. «sRiH)M eotorcd ail, ••.••.. 'it- "fdOrefK.

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S to iMtued by

r'c «r liist report: iwvic.inJeJlalrti. 'A A M:I Moot»ey, i. MatuiidaOMX.

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Melans J. Blnkef.

E. IjeonanL A. Bush.

». n. ofttfiim^ of railroad. 4 it. dFifth street eOIIO jrui'e. Tl»eoomto? one mile each

wl-o a tr 1 i* do so by the H?, vH On tO so, forfeit its

TtrM eommi"^" fire depart met rx «otcd the Kagine No. 1 U'engineer of No. &. Ills salary as ,. tfHfu -n ftfty «!••*.•»••"* par month and

Nut in c' house they TK-U pity him U--« per month, fwhich 1m .lOeon dollars per ..mtftb tot re I, Tbr 0**r engineer i* paid -hty-fiv# «flMara p#f month ar iiw his bOBM r«'t flraa. IWsmay ba wwncTTiv. Irrtt ta It jtiaMaaf

Till OMWT or THTO ing, Mor and Tuesday ewwin be mat the Opera Hoose,

Baker's ,-m& Oouii of Babylon," j?t aenio Mrvmtyftv* of onr omaiwrtwlil tak* part, Aiawwdtebeautifttl or ,-ntal -i^»was«!a» flwhowteiasa* i• 4np I bwt av^Bing'

I I a a an a a

of !b» lard ps:rv»? ft it will ivrtsinlv

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TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVEKING MAIL.

TH*Expn*»«f yiwterday 9fi«taii»an aecoont of railroading in tW» afeettoaof the country In esrlydsgrt. Dan. Cmwa says that at the tune mentioned, Tom Foster was tbe conductor of the train, and thai Pat Bulger and hlmaelf acted in the capacity of brakemen, and attended to any other little boainaw which not on the time card, the principal one of which was preserving order. DM saya that the men along tbe road in thoae days were awfbl roogh ones, and that they would insult everyone on the train whenever an opportunity presented itselt Tbe principal misehief workers

Itow atoekhoMars, who wew wver

in good humor unless In a fight. They would start a row on evory train which passed through, and gave the boys considerable exercise In keeping them straight. The roughest set were those In the vkinity of Charleston and Hillaboro at the former plaoe, the ftivorite amusement was that of throwing cats through the windows. There was one fellow named Hlckey, who whipped all who came along, and sighed fear more te conquer, until Bulger came along, when he met his match. The Hillaboro crowd mustered one hundred strong at one time, for tho purpose of taking Bulger off the train, but his friends saved him by putting him on top of the cars. Occasionally some one would come aldng who thought he ought to ride free, and then there would be a knock down argument to persuado him that he was mfctaVwn one time Dan put one of these gentlemen off and accompanied him as fir as tho ditch, where they both remain ed in a loving embrace while the train moved off it returned for him however as soon as ho was missed. One follow not only rofused to pay his fore but drew a revolvor on tho conductor, but was prevented from using it by Bulger, who was rewarded for his timely interference with anew suit of clothes.

The duties were so ardous that the mon were paid extra and received besides, their clothingand board. Dan says Foster was one of the best fellown he over met, though very unfortunate ho made two fortunes, but lost them both and finally died in the poor-house.

SHERIFF HULL was up In Fayette township tho other day on business, after the transaction of which he had sometime to spare before returning to the city, so he concluded to electioneer a little. On crossing tho ferry ho broached the subject to tho ferryman, and asked him how things were going in bis neighborhood. "Not many 'publicans here," was the answer. Our worthy officer i..formed him that he was a candidate for tho nomination for sheriff on the Republican side, and should ho be successf in obtaining it, he would like to have him vote for him, no matter what lii.i politics were, at the same time giving him his name. He eyed him closely from head to foot for about a minute, and then broke out, "So your name's Hull, you say and that yer the sheriff of this yer county. Why, ain't Sam Conner sheriff now Upon being informed that Sam had vacated the office some fifteen years ago he replied "Why I thought he still wur sheriff. Wall now don't he still send his depetiesup here sometimes? Wall now!" After being convinced of his mistake ho said he thought it was about time the people in this part of the country voted for men and quit going it blind, on party.

It is not supposed that this item will be read on that ferryboat, else it would not bo written.

Ftonyeaia hss

K.,..

MRS. MAOGIK FOREBKCK committed suicide on Monday last by taking morphine. Her case was a very pitiful one. She married Peter Forebeck somo years ago, since which time he has led her a dog's life, treating her in the most shameful manner, and even refusing to provide for her. Sbo liad been in very poor health for a long time, and being unable to support herself, was an object of charity for: some time sho had been living with her cousin, Mrs. Alvin Dudley, who cared for her In tho best manner sho eotilcl, but her health being so poor It was suggested that she go to tho Poor Asylum until sho recovered, but shf said she would rather 4'° than do tLds. On Monday she procured a quantity of morphine and took it, after which aho tefbaed all comedies from the iuhbora, who were called In, saying «be wanted to die. Medical aid was summoned, and arrived Immediately after sho became insensible antidotal were administered, but foiled to hate any T't, and she died in about two feonrw.

An inqaeat wan held ami a verdict, turned In ftKri*d«Kt9 with the focts.

TMK MAIL Is in feWipt of tlte Third Annual Clirular of the Southwestern Normal Music School, to bo held in Vineennas, commencing Jaly 0th, 1874, and continuing si* weeks. The teachers are B. F. Baker, of Beaton, formerly of Terre Haute, J. P. Weston, Boston, MASH, and B. F. Peters, of Vincennes, all of whom as* Htwt-claas artlstSi The school was organised in Wft, Ctoinmbus, Ind., and held its first sewicm in that city iU second session waa bald at De Pauw College, new Albany, Indiana. Nona bat finrt-claes teacbers have ever besat employed In the enterprise. The course will consist of Theory, Composition, Vocal Culture, Organ, Piano, Church music and everything that perifdnsto mualo in Its various departments will be taught In the mat* aerapukms manner.

For full particulars address B» F. Fetem, Vb t»n«s'Indiana.

Tnna are several young gantson stteat who have repeatedly offered Insults to ladies on the streets if they do not «t, their names will bemada poblM.

wthi^

ill^

meana of furnishing itewa for tte pa» pei* without and. When nawa is dull, and it«naaittaGM«lMUl th^jr have to do ia to foil back upon it yet, after all which baa been said abaat, it remains for some daring band of explorers to pencta ate its unknown depths, and to this end a com* pany is being otganlswl, which will at once ooBUMiioiUwtadi and prosecute it without delay. Tbe report that thay have sskod the government to appropriate $50,306 to aid them in the work, ia unfounded, as la also the one to the effect that the editor-in-chief of the Journal will introduce abitl in Congress, If elected, making such an appropriation. All the company asks, ia that Governor Hendricks shall preserve peace between the daily papers, and keep tok doors closed while the axpedUion Is out on Its voyage. It hsa not yet been decided who will be commander, but it ia thought the chances are infovor of Judge Scott, whose skill aa a mathematician would greatly facilitate matters should any difficult problems arise, as to latitude, longitude, soundings, or the national debt should he receive the appointment his chaise will be flagship, and from its fore will float the commodore's pennant. Some difficulty has been experienced sa to who should accompany the expedition as historian, and many meetings have been held, and lengthy debates had upon tho subject before it was finally settled that "P." should be the lucky man tbls appointment has a two-fold object In view besides writing a history of the expedition it is supposed that a number of islands will be discovered, the inhabitants of which will be committed in fovor of tho

Inflation thoory, and opposed to the crusade movement which will give P. an opportunity to argue tho question. Dickerson will go along and take the spoeches, which will bo published in full in the Gazette at tho earliest opporpertunlty

Simon Ilirsch has chartered the Marshall schooner and will represent Bar nurn, collecting specimens for the menagerie.

The expedition will start next Mon day and will return July 4th, 1870, should nothing happen, at which time tho A. A. S. will be in session here and pass upon tho discoveries made.

WALL street had a sensation yesterday —the first it has enjoyed for a longtime, It was the trial of David Bronson, on an indictment for selling liquor after nine o'clock P. M.

The fects are about as follows:—Mrs, N. B. Joab, Mrs. Carrie Glover, Mrs. Fortune and Mrs. Charlotte Barnett were returning to their homes from church and saw a man enter a saloon they watched him through a window, and saw him take a glass of beer, blow tbe foam offit, drink it, lay apiece of money down on tho counter, receive his change, and walk out. The defense endeavored, by several witnesses, to show that at the distance the ladies were standing from the counter, they could not tell the difference between beer and ginger ale. On the cross-examination of the witnesses for the state they also endeavored to show that they did not know whether or not it was money which passed over the counter. ,*

The judge delivered the charge to the jury, aftor which they retired, and after deliberating about forty minutes returned a verdict of guilty, and fined tho defendent five dollars and costs..

R, S. Tennant appeared lor the state and Judgo Carleton lor tho defense. A great many of the ladies engaged in tho temjKsrance movement were present, and listened attentively and patiently throughout. 1"

DECORATION DA Y.—Tho business houses were generally closed this morning in observance of Decoration Day, and notwithstanding the intense heat a great number of the oitisens, both from tha country and dty, went to the cemetery# The procession wail not as large as It has been in former years, but made a good display it was led by the German band, which was followed by the military company, tho police force, fire department, young mi*»aa with baskets of flowers, andcitiwjtu on foot and In carriages.

Owing to tho early hoar at Which the Tho Mall goes to prels, «re Cannot ,givo an account of tho ceremonies at the ccrnetery.

MRS. ReOTT, wife of William Scott, a laborer, who resides on Eagle street botwfes Third and' Fourth, had a misunderstalldiag with her husband yesterday, and forthwith secured fifteen graina of morphine, which eflb® took. Her husband made the discovery immediately, and called in medieal aid. Remedies were Immediately applied, and latest account* slight hopes were entertained of her recovery.

I NTKitM Kwm—Tho following is a list of Interments la the city oameteiy since last report:

May 21—Mrs. J. B. Frame, aged years?

i*. M*w Haulledg*» aged 73

'debility.

May a#*d IS jreata

years consumption. Mayjtt-Iniant of C. Kn*lf*, aged month* oaiMttnn of the bmln.

Mm, Maggie Forebeck, a»Bd «4 years r'U SOU, -V-. THK festeat time evar made to New York la now over 4be Vandalla line. The train leaving hare at £03 Monday afternoon reaches New York at fe90 tha next evening. This train leaves hero daily except Sunday, and makea the run to I ndlanapolia—asvanty-threa milesin two hours and ten minutes.

WB are tainted to* say that therewill be a meeting at Dowllng Halt, on next Saturday afternoon at three o'clock, «f all in ffcro* of sending delegrtas to the FavuMt* Convention on tha tothef June.

Persons in need of good and cheap article of Rubber Hosa for sprinkling yards and streets, need go no forther than A. G. Austin fc Co.

—Something that triZT tier*"WrM at Buntln A Armstrong's drug store.

-ELEGANTLY PAINTED FANS SO, 75 AND #1,00 BLACK AND GILT, 75, 91,00 AND IMS FIRST CLASS GOODS.

PLENTY OF JAPANESE FANS, PLENTY OF FINE FANS, fe PLENTY OF CHEAP FANS, AND THE CHEAPEST STOCK OF FINE AND MEDIUM PARASOLS IN THE CITY. A. HKRZ A CO.

-Tho best bargains in the city can bo selected from my extensive assortment of Teas. J. A. RUTHERFORD.

NORMAL MUSIC SCHOOL Tbe third annual session of the South western Normal Music School, will be held in Vincennes, Ind., commencing July Oth, and continuing six weeks. Prof. B. F. Baker, with other distinguished teachera of Boston, is engaged for the full term. This is a sufficient guarantee of the superior advantages claimed by this school. For particulars and circu lam,address

B. F. PBTHRS, Vinoennea, Ind,

—Sweet Corn at such low prices as will enable everybody to buy it, at J. A. RUTHERFORD'S.

—JUST IN. A NEW LOT OF REAL HAIR SWITCHES, WARRANTED FIRST CLASS GOODS, CHEAPER THAN FDHFWHERE OR MONEY REFUNDID A. HERZ A. CO.

—Jac. Steinmehl has purchased all the Ice recently packed in Mr. OwenTuller's and his own ice house for own home consumption. maylft-4t

DOWN WITH PRICES

Of Tifees, Vines and Plants, in immense variety, at the Old Reliable Terre Hauto Nursery, south of the Blast Furnace on the Lockport Road, mile from the city. WM. PATRICK, Nurseryman.

—ANOTHER LOT OF SPANISH LACE SCARFS, AND SPANISH NET AND LACES, JUST RECEIVED AT

ittiisiit lllIlil®felS

Mineral Wa-

or, "awaot and pleasant to tho taste, and wonderftil in its curative wifceta," reoslvad fresh from tin springs, and ooustantly on draught at Buatin A Am* strong's drag store.

A. HERZ A CO'S.

—A large invoice of Fox's Pearl Starch at low figures, by the box or pound, at J. A. RUTHERFORD'S.

—NEW SASH CHEAP, AT

RIBBONS VERY A. HERZ A CO'S.

A car load of Peach Blow potatoes at Mac White Front, 155 Main street. may23-2t

A CARD.

To all persons having old Daguerreotypes, Photographs Ambrotypes, Ferotypes, Tintypes, or Gems, from which they wish enlarged copies, done in the latest and most durable style, and warranted to please, an invitation is given to call at my New Gallery, No. 115X Main street, (old Odd Fellows Hall,) and examine my work before giving your orders for an inferior old, out of date stylo of picture, (Ferotype) revived under a new high-souding name for tbe purpose of deceiving those not posted, and inducing them to pay their money for such trash as any Photographer having any pride in work above dollars and cents, would be ashamed to offer his customers at any price.

Respectfullv, D. H. WBIOHT.

—THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS TO BE SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES, AT S. L. STRAUS', 140 MAIN STREE^,

Largest assortment ladles and gei^s'. Lowest prices at S. R. Freeman's.

FOR BEST ASSORTMENT IN CHILDREN'S PARASOLS, VISIT THE CEXTSTORE.

OFFICE URN IT Uli K. Buckingham A Van Ulaen have the largest stock of Offloo Desks, Offlco and Library Tables, Ac., In the dty, which they will sell low for cash. Call and see their styles before purchasing. They also mako all kinds of Office Furniture, Counters, Cases, *c., to order. Place ol business on Walnut street, Fourth and Fifth*

—If you want to be fcuro and fcitve a good healthy article of IOP, during sum mer, take none but Crystal Lake Ice, mayl6-4t. —I am now selling best fomliy tkfbr for $7,50 per barrel, delivered. .. J. R. CHAMBERS.

—50^)00 Sweet Potatoe Plants at the White Front, 155 Main street, maySMt

—Here Is a ehanee to buy Pictures cheep—and, at t|ae note time, in a perfect condition* jPbrtfA*jw

A reduction of onHtoarth is offered on all Picturea In storer R. AOO'S Art Emporium,

Main street, between ard and 4th.

FLOURATflMk

J. W. Wllaon A Oo, of Ttelefpraph Mills arc selling choice fomily Flour, warranted and delivered to any part of the eity, atiyj&pwfaayro^

CLOCKS.

For the best bargains go to 8. It Vta» mn^. —Leave orders for Crystal Lake oe with the driver or at tbe office, No. 14 Main street, between Eighth and Ninth. atayUMt.

—MORE NEW GOODS—SOME AT COST—LARGE QUANTITIES OF LAWES SILK TIBS, COLLARETTES, LdNEN COLLARS, BELTS, FANS, PARASOLS, AND OTHER DESIRABLE GOODS, AT POPULAR CENT STORE, FOURTH STREET, NEAR* MAIN. -Dan Millar has just received another lot ofSprague's Water Mill Flour.

—WE RECEIVED YESTERDAY A LOT OF REAL GUIPURE LACES AND SOME MORE YACK LACKS, BOTH OF WHICH WILL BE FOUND LOWER IN PRICE FOR THE SAME QUALITY Ot? GOODS, THAN ANY OTHERS IN THIS CITY. A. HERZ A OO. 11

BEFORE BUYING

Alwaya exmaine goods and prices at 8. R. Freeman's.

JEWELRY.

The richest patterns—bout goods—loweat price atS. R. Freeman's.

—Retail dty and country merchants would do well to call at G22 Main street, for bargains in Ladies Hosiery, Half Hose, Suspenders, Fans, Gloves, and many other goods too numerous to mention. HAVKNS A GKDDKS,

Successors to LT. R. Jeffers A Co.

—Clmrches or Societies wanting Record Books or Justices wanting Dockets can have them made just as they want them at Bartlett's Bindery and Blank Book Manufactory near corner of Fifth apd Ohio streets.

JUST RECEIVED

Another invoice of superior Teas, new crop, which I will sell at lower figures than you can get the samo goods in New York. J. R. CHAMBRRS,

Sixth street.

—Dan Miller, corner of Fourth and Eagle streets, is sole agent lor tho celebrated Monmouth two-horse Corn Plow. Also agent for the combined Russel Harvester.

—Now Is the time to get your binding done. They are binding Magazines, Music, Newspapers, Ac., very cheap at Bartlett's Blnaery, Fifth and Ohio.

WATCH REPAIRING.

Best done at S. 11. Freeman's.

THE STAR MEAT MARKET. By serving his patrons constantly with the very best meats to be had in the market—beef, veal, pork, l&mb, mutton, etc., Mr. P. P. Mischlcr has held tho large trade with which tho Star Meat Market started, and has been constantly adding new customers. Besides fresh meats he keeps at all times the best su-gar-cured hama, bacon, sausage, bologna, Ac. Give him a call.

County Election.

PBOSKCtmm.

We are authorised to announce WIIXIAX H. DUNCAN as a candidate for Criminal Prosecutor, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.

SHBKtFF.

We are authorised to announce the name of JOSHUA M. HULL, present sheriff, as a candidate for re-election, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.

RECORDER.

Please ami 'mce DAVID PUQH, of Honey Cieek towu p.as a candidate for the omce of Recorder of Vigo county, subject to the decision of the Republican nomlnatlngeonventlon. MANY FRIEND8.

-Y ALU ABLE INFORMATION.

BOSTON, Dec. 12, L.M

Oentlrr**ri—My only object In giving you this testimonial wto spread valuable information. Having '^n badly afflicted with Halt Rheum, andth whole surface of my skin being covered with pimples and eruptions, many of wli 'i caused ma great pain and annnrimw, and knowing it to be a blood dN -se, I took many of theadvertised blood preparat'-ns, among vh^h was any quantity of fta: -. mrtllm without obtaining any benefit, until I commenced takine the VRGKTINK and before I had completed the first bottle, I saw that I had got the right medicine. Consequently I followed on with it until I It 1 taken seven bottles, when I was pronoc:''id a well man,and my skin is smooth and entirely f: flrom pimples and eruptions. I have enloyed ao good health before, and I attrtbute UaUtotheusa of VsasariitE. To benefit those afflicted with Rheumatism, I will make mention also of the VWJETISB'S wonderful pow curing me of this acute complaint, of whicn have suffered so intense1*'intensely.

I have nutfrred so tx Ttrct'KB Agt. Mich. C. R. 11, Tyler Htreet, Boston.

C. H. TUCKER, Pas. As

,v Has Entirely Cured Me., Boston^)ctotcr,1870 Ma. II.ILftrKi iv-

Dear Sir—My ... :u!.ter after having a severs attack of whooping cough, wn^ sj* a feeMe state of health, nelng advl by a friend, she t--i .- VEORTIN'. mdafter usln^a (Sri* was tolly r. stored to a (treat sufferer from Rhennu»tlsm. I have taken several bottles of the VEOKTINK for this complaint, and am happy to say it has entirely eured me. I haw commended the VaowiNK tooUtenh wltA the santejood nwults. It is a great.eteansg and purifier of the blood it pleasant to take and I »n cheerful^ recommend It,

JAM» MOItHK^ ty Athens »treet.

•f NO TROVBLK MINCE VEOETIWE. CHAaLKSTOWN, Octobcr, 1870. this ''lid wiiii $ nnmor, wsircvir rim Mwewd, jueat swelling on her face and about I eyes. Physician* calledtt the toWpe i-:twtaffejThavIngtakentwolw*--

""T" Chariestown, Mass.

Dn.Ti-hki: *l7tsuunecesaaiyforme to rnuti»emte thr (twewr* fbr which the VfiUKTINE should be used. I know of the disease which will not admit Of It* use with good results, Alment innumerable wm* plaints are eacaed by po4»onoust secretioas in the blood, which *n ws entirely expelled from the ««tem by tha «a of tlie V»l TINE. Whea the tbe Wood Js cleansed, the disease rapidly yield* awl cease, healthy action Is promptly and the patient Is cured." ,.

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The remarkable cares elfe«*wt TINE, have Induced many apothecaries whom we know lo prwcribe and use It In their own famine*^

In ract VEOKTINE to the t^romedyyet dlwovciw!,*nd Is the onl^rMiapiegfcOoy FCKir»K«yct placed lyfbrw t^e paMki. Hold ».v all DrwRpsts and dealm evwawhei -.

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TOSEPH RICHARD60N, M. JX

DENTIST,' --v.?

OtBce oa Ohio SL* Bet. Srd TERRE HAUTE, IND,

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