Terre Haute Daily Gazette, Volume 1, Number 187, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 January 1871 — Page 4

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RAILROAD TIME-TABLE.

i'EURE-HAUTE AND JNDIANAPOl.iS. AI1KIVE. (1:15 A. M. l*. .51. i. :r.

I.KAVIv.

J:ir,A. .r "New York Express... "coo A. Day Express 1:10 i\ Iaghtning Expie.-^ ,r &60 v. Indianapolis Local 1—0

i:i:{ l*. it Lightniiig Express 0:12 A. -U Night Express I'VVN'.SV'ILLE AND CI IA WFOIt DS

Su^Tir. Express 10*3

A-—

S'r LOUI^,VANDALIA & TERRE HAUTE.

LtVVE.

Vandal ia Short Line lioutc. Aimivn.

6:25 A. Pacific Express ......._

«:15A.M Fast Express ll OJ A. Day Express v. .i Nignt ExplVsi :o.u THK WKST. "-1:0 i'. -'t ..Day Express—

1:1,)

A- M*

•4:0-i iJ. es1?. 10:2-3 V. Fast Line. INDIANAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS. ATTKIVIY F::OM EAST. DKFAKTS FOK WEST. (1

10: io A. M. .... -1:00 P. H.

S A. 3I.

11 :U I A. M. 1U:."J l'. I-

RON THE KAST.

1*. M.

11:1 l\ M. o: 10

VILLE. AHI'.IVE.

ROCKYILLK EXTENSION.

LTvA%K. 1:1.1 i. M. ^Iail

AltX'.IVE

10:OJ

A- 51'

CITY POST OFFICE. DAILY MAILS. orEX. ,n East Through 12:00 a. 1...1I0 :intl tfreoiicaatlej.... M'-JO P-111 ^Cincinnati it'Hvashingion... i^a. 3:3J p. ni o.OOp.i

CLOSE.

!):0l p. HI. !J:00 p. ni.

Hi. Louis and West.

11:30 a. m..Via Alton Ilailroad.. Ub'Da. in..Via Vandalia Kailroad MJ p. in Evansviiie and way »:0U p. in Througu 1 p. in Rock vil !e and --0" 2:30 p. in...Clinton, Numa, bt. Lei nice...11.00 a.

S!•:ill -V'KI''.K3• MAI 1.3.

Graysville via Prairieton, Prairie Creeic and Tliurman's Creek— loses Mondays and Thursdaysat Ooens Mondays and Thursdays at.. .. ,• 1 Nelson -Oloses Tuesdays & Saturua.vs at il a. in

Opens Tuesdays & .Saturdays at :U a. in WEEKI.Y MAII-S.

Jasonvlliftvio.Riley Cookerly,Lewis ColTcearid llowesviiie—"loses I-ndays at p. m. Opens Fridays at -1 p. nr.

A^ilioro via Cliristy's Prairie— -AS,1IHn Closes Satnrdaysat 1 p.m open Saturdays atni

•Money Order business, &c.,.Lom a.m. to/ 8 9 business on ^un-

on Sundays open "No Money Order 1 day.

L. A. BURNETT, P. M.

S AT .111 A Y, AN A RY T^JISJ.^

City and Neighborhood

to-niiiht.

Go and sec the "Japs THE "free and easy has col'arr-f il.

THE "roaring Wabash'' IS not 'Iro'/.cn ovei' at this poiul.

(JEN. H. C. WA8HIJI:PVN'is seriously ill ut his home in Clinton.

MCCARTY'S at the Opera iioiu-e -Jonday and Tuesday evenings of next

V/CCK.

IJAST appearanceot lhul«Japs" ihiscvonin-. Won't fail to sco their wonderful

pen'onnaneef.

OXE entire column ot our ad\eiii-nig space niicd with nr.nouiK-ement^ of rntcrtainnicnU to be given at an early !:ite.

Tar: Omnd Ju:y returned one iinlietment yoslerd-ty afternoon. That industrious body will probably adjourn Monday.

THE "Japs" goto St. Loins, "where they have an engagement', after their perioi mance hero to-night, "May their shadows never grow Icss^"

CJTUTRTIAN' CIXATKII prayer meeting and preaeliing t)jis evening at

J-An.tnsciUc Journal, 0-'A.

o'clock ajso,

to-morrow at 11 o'clock, A. M., and 7 i. sr. the usual Ijonl's Day scrvicc.

ATTESTED.—Chief Mauntellast lUKiit arrested a printer named S. AVOOILII, eh a rued with having committed a robDei.y near Torre Haute. Ho was taken to the lock-up about

o'clock last night.

"TIIE beautiful snow" is coating our city with a robe of the'purest white and soon the noisy jingling of sleigu beds, and the merry laughter of our city

will be heard upon our streets.

belles

TIIE Journal, of this morning, contains the remarks of the ITon. Wm. Macn, npon assuming the duties of speaker oi the House. It is an able cfTorfc and worthy (he talented gentleman who delivered it.

FOURTEEN persons now enjoy the hospitalities of the Vigo bastilo, all charged -with o(Tenses against the laws of the State. Their cases are all receiving the assiduous attention of His Honor Judge Long, and his able Prosecutor, Sant C. Davis.

PERSONAL.—Prof. O'Kane, the noted musician, of Delaware, Ohio, who is to conduct the Sacred Concert atDowling Hall, on Tuesday evening of next week, arrived in this city this afternoon.

Mayor Cookerly returned from Indian apoiis this morning. Photographer Ilusher is quite sick.

CHANGE OF TIME.—Tho Indianapolis A- St. Louis Kailroad change time on tomorrow. A Mattoon, Terre Haute & .Indianapolis Accommodation will be put on, arriving here at 10:lo A. M. This will enable persons living west or east of here to come to Terre Haute, do their trading and return home the same day. See time-table elsewhere.

BREACH OF PROMISE.—An interesting breach of promise suit is now pending in the Vigo Circuit Court, having been recorded on the books of that court Jan. 5th, 1S71. This case is one in which the fair Plaintiff, Mrs. Mary Humaston, sues Mr. Alexander McGregor, a prominent and wealthy gentleman, claiming damagestu the amount of $25,000. The parties all reside in this city.

THE Criminal Court, Hon. Thomas B. Tjong presiding, convened yesterday afternoon, pursuant to previous adjournment.

The case of the State }•.?. John Hay charged with obtaining ntoney under f.dse pretenses was called and tried bv the court. The evidence was heard and c-se continued until to-day, and at the time of writing this report no judgment had been rendered.

The case of the State

vs.

Jonn Quails,

har-ed with formication was then called, and Tried by the court. After a patient hearing of the evidence, His

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tool*

it und(Tr advisement until-this morning, when the prisoner was discharged, the court finding him "not guilty.'

John Ryan and the irrepressiole Magoje Dean were then arraigned, before the ourt, charged villi larceny, and both entered pleas of not guilty.

TTTE Royal Japanese Troupe of Prince Satsuma opened out their engagement for a season of two nights and one matinee in the Opera House, iastnignt, before tho lurgeest audiences of ladies and gentlemen, that has honored that noble structure since the first appearance of John E. Owens, upon the occasion of its dedication. The performance was the most interesting, wonderful and indescribable that it has ever been our fortune to witness. We cannot speak with special reierence to anyone act or peifoimance without doing an injustice to all the rest, unless it be of the wonderful and daring feats of lit tie "All Right," who, whatever perilous feats he undertook, invariably came out

"cdl ri(ihf.

The en

tire performance was a brilliant success, and each feat was performed in a way "that was peculiar" to the heathen Japanese, and can only be appreciated oy being witnessed. Some of then" most daring and seemingly reckless feats kept the audience in breathless suspense during their execution, which suspense would be relieved by long continued applause at their successful termination

This afternoon they are giving a matinee to a well tiled and highly appreciative house, at which they perform with their accustomed skill.

To-night will be their last appearance in this city, upon which occasion there will be an entire change of programme Let there be a full house to greet them Tickets can be secured at B. G. Cox & Co.'s book store.

CREDIT.—Many persons suppose that men engaged in business in a town or city never have any use for money. They get trusted for goods and promise to pay in 30, GO, or 00 days, and not one in ten ever redeem their promise. Merchants and others engaged in business of any sort, are compelled to meet the demands made upon them for their stock promptly and they must pay up, or they receive visit from the sheriff', have their places of business closed up, and perhaps ruined. Many a good man has been ruined in this way, all because he trusted his goods and wares out to men who promised to pay "in a few days." This thing is all wrong. Men engaged in business arc continually annoyed in this way. Many farmers, we are sorry to say, seem to think that business men are made of money and can wait for their pay until they sec fit to pay it. This is a mistake, and if we are to judge from the number of "duns" we have printed for our merchants within the last two week-', somebody will be obliged to "shell out" soon or do worse. We believe it pork was worth S20 a hundred and wheat $4 a bushel, some would hold it for higher figures, and keep their creditors out of the money that should have been paid long ago.

MACARTHY'S MINSTRELS.—As the Ilarry Macarthy Minstrels appear in this city and play at tho Opera House on Monday and Tuesday nights of next week, we transfer to our columns the following notice from the Evansviiie Journal of yesterday, they having closed their engagement in that city last evening: "When the public were promised a much improved entertainment by Macarthy and his Troupe of Minstrels, the extent ot the improvement was not known, but after witnessing tho performance last night it is sufficient to say that tho half was not told. 1 lie Minstrel Troupe have improved by becoming accustomed to each other, so that they are now first-class. The orchestra and the band are improved by the addition of anew player of great merit. The pieces chosen were generally better, but Ilarry Macarthy has not improved a bit, for being born a genius and bred an actor he attained perfection long ago and Mrs. Macarthj-, who did not appear during their last visit, lent an additional attraction to tho entertainment by her excellent acting, singing and dancing. Pilly Diamond, the

Boney'of the troupe, is a new addition, but Sam. Gardner's excellent bass has the same old familiar ring. They play again to-night."

THE great Sacred Mucic Concert at Dowling Hall, on Tuesday evening, the 10th instant, under the leadership of the distinguished Prof. O'Kane, of Delaware, Ohio, assisted by the musical talent of this city, promises to be a most delightful entertainment and a great success. Gentlemen who have heard Prof. O'Kane report him as very superior, if not unri valled, in sacred musie. He sang Nov. 22, together with 1,000 children at Cleveland, Ohio, for the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, electrifying tiie audience. He has sent two hundred copies of the "Dew Drop" singing book for the concert on Tuesday night and will arrive in the cily this afternoon to take charge of the rehearsals. Tickets for the concert will be put at twenty-five cents, and fifty cents for reserved scats. Let Dowing Hall bo crowded upon that interesting occasion.

THE editor of the Hamilton County Register, who was hero during the session of the State Teacher's Association, speaks ns'follows of our office \t tho office of the Evening Gazelle we were cordialiv received by Mr. Rose, owe of the editors, and permitted' to look around to our heart's content. Several job presses were in operation, propelled as "our" poet says "by the power of steam. The fino little engine looks nice enough to keep in a parlor whiic the entire office is tip-top."

Of course the office is "tip-top.-' It always is, and'no better or more complete printing office can bo found in the State. And we arc prepared to do just as good work, and just as cheap as it can be done anywhere, and from the large and increasing patronage we are now receiving, wo are of tho opinion the people are beginning to llnd this out.

"THE WHEEL TURNED AROUND" is the very suggestive sub-heading of an item that appeared in this morning's Express, in which "A Friend of Biair," contradicts an item that appeared in the GAZETTE of yesterday, which stated that upon the best information we could obtain, that Mr. John Blair acknowledged that he gave those articles named in that item, to Miss Robinson, of the Academy of Music. Mr. John A. Blair admitted in the presence of His Honor, Mayor Cookerly, and others, that he gave Miss Robinson the dress patterns and the set of furs but denied that he gave her the set of jewelrw Therefore, our information was only incorrect as regards the jewelry.

AN impoverished editor *vt the West crot elected constable, but his new office did not enable him to arrest the attention of liis readers.

HOUSES OF TVORSIIIP.

SnnvrcKS are held in the several Houses of Worship in this city as follows Asr.ntY Ciiuucir (Methodism-Comer of -U and Poplar streets. Services, at

the

hours in the forenoon and at night.

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IIill, pastor. CENTENARY METHODIST CIIVIICH—North 71 street. Morning and alternuon services. lve\.

W, Greene, pastor. CONGF.EG ATIONAI. CurHCir—Corner of Gfn and Clx-rry streets. Morning anu aiU-rnooii »eiviees. Rev. E. Frank Howe, pastor.

FIRST BAPTIST CIIITKCII—North side of Cherry street, between oiii and 0th streets. Rev. o. M. Stimson, pastor.

SR JOSEPH'S Cnuucn—"West side of otu street, between Ohio and Walnut. Morning services at Sand 10 o'clock Vespcis at 3 o'clock Rev. John B. Cha.ssi, pastor.

UMVKKSALIST CIIUKCH—East side of 8th street, between Cherry and Mulberry streets. S.U'Vieess morning and afternoon. li Curry, pastor.

ST. BENEDICT'S CHURCH—Cor er of tli and Ohio streets. Morning services at 8 and 10 o'clock Sunday School at 2 o'cloelv in^the^atteruoon, and Vespers ut 2^ o'clock. ward Fuller, Pastor.

FIKST PRESBYTERIAN* CHURCH—North 7th Street. Morning and afternoon services. Mr. Lapsley, pastor.

Rev.

GERMAN METHODIST CIIURCII—Nortli side of Mulberry street, between -1th and oth. Sor vices, morning, afternoon and night.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH—South side ol' Mulberry street, between 01 and 7th. Services,morning and afternoon, llev. B. B. Tyler, pastor

EpiscorAi, CIIUKCH—Corner of 7th and Eagle streets. Services at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M. Seats free. Thomas R. Austin, LL. D., Rector.

UNITED BRETHREN CIIURCN—On Hth street. Regular morning and afternoon services. SKCOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—Corner of Fifth and Ohio streets. Services, morning at 11 o'clock Bible services at 1)4 l5. M.

GER-MAN LUTHERAN CHURCH—Corner oi 4th and Swan streets. Morning and atternoon services.

COLORED METHODIST OIIURCTI—South 1st street. Regular morning alternoon and night services.

Local Mention.

Barr's Sectoral Elixir.

ASTHMA is speedily relieved by Barr's Pectoral Elixir. t:' '.

Settlement JSeqssired.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to Tueil, Ripley & Deming will please call and settle promptly by cash or note. We must close all accounts made last year. TITELL. RIPLEY & .DEMIXO. lS7d(3vvl

€If ASCIIS OF TIME.

Indianapolis and St.'Louis It. K.

and after Sunday, Januarys, trains on the Indianapolis and St. Louis Railroad will arrive and depart at Terre Haute as loiiow Arrive from Hie Kast Jlvparf/or llic 10:-ri0 a. Day Express 10: "'3 a.

I. Fast Express 0:.»J a. 111 .j-Ul in Mattoon Aeeommoda'n 4:0, p. in ia3S p! 111 Night Express 10:1 p. 111. A rvircfrom the Depart for the East. fiSi.'m Night Express (i-.-fia. 111. "ij 5'i p. Dav Express 1:00 p.m. 12 -1") a. ni 1 lightning Express ....12:IS u. 10:15 a. Malleoli Aceo'moda'n..l0:o0 a,

The Mattoon and Indianapolis Aecommodatior will run as a freight train between lent ilauie anu Indianapolis and will carry a coach lor the accommodation of passengers. HUNS laie ecnl:-. Depot at the corner ol Tippecanoe and Fourth st vi_ts.

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I-:. 33. ALLEN, Agent.

l'IosiHS on* Sale of a lurjrc stoeSt of faney ium* stnplc Di-y fiootlsat 3Tii»s»ert"f». Is.,12!

Stcmoval.

a A

Yeakle. Painters, have removed to

Cory's new building, Fifth street between Main and Ohio. lS5do

'i'lie plosin out sale ot ^spjjert'H larjre stocls in no iKiitibug. Tliese goods arc ail fresh and will bo soltS at present at cost prices in SewYorh. lS5d26

Go to I-Iager & McKecn if you want Insurance. Their Companies are old, reliable, and the best, and rates as low as any first-class Companies.

Cl03tl£iii£sami Shawls at great bargains at Sipjicrfs.

ISODLLC

Mealing-the Siclt Without Mctlicisic. Mrs. Dr. J. E. De Newkirk. has located permanently in this city, and will attend to all proiessional calls. Office and residence, first door North of the Clark IIouss. 17Gd2G

Cio to Jfippcrt-s for jour B«-y GoodJ ami save money. As JI intend to change Eny business, I will sfS^it Yorlc prices.

at STew is'xhio

The Xew 5rng Store.

Dr. Walts and R. L. Black have justopened a new Drug Store on Sixth street, opposite the Postoffiee. Our citizens will find it to their interest to purchase their pure Drugs, Perfumery, Toilet and Fancy Articles at that place. 178tf

Barr's Pectoral Elixir.

THE best treatment for Croup is Bairr's Pectoral Elixir, used a3 directed. is

Sheet Music.

The most extensive and best selected stock in the city, at W. H. jf'aigo & Co. s, corner Main and Sixth, i— -4 17711

WAIVING, for the present, the advantage, ot "card" notification ofrevomal, the subcriber desires to advertise his recently purchased stock of tine Gold and Rolledplate Jewelry,tine Gentlemen's and Ladies' Watches, solid Gold-lined Silver Work of the most attractive fashions, expressly for the Holidays, and respectfully solicits their examination by his former patrons and friends, at No. 3, Opera House.

175dtf

JOHN R. FHKEMAS.

The celebrated Mason & Hamlin, the best in the world, at W, II. Paige & Co.'s, corner of Main and Sixth. 177tf

GUITARS, Yiolins, and a variety 6f other Musical Merchandise, at W. II. Paige & Co.'s, corner of Main and Sixth. ,_..!r.Ai£7tf

ORDERS for Sheet Music, and all classes of Musical Goods, ordered daily, by W. H. Paige & Co., corner of Main and Sixth. 177tf

BUY your Blankets at the Iew ^ork Store, 73 Main street, near Court House Square, if you want to buy them cheap!

HANKERCIUEKS of all Kinds at half price at Herz *fc Arnold's.

KEEP an eye on Herz & Arnold show window7 next Monday.

vr Knrr's Pectoral Elixir. BARK'S Pectoral Blixir never fails

Coughs, Colds, Horseness, &c.

First-class

A FINE

Tianos arriving at W. H.

Paige it. Co.'s, corner of Main and Sixth. 177tf." Vt *jl

line of Handkerchief and

Boxes at Ilerz it Arnold's.

GIO'NC

Dress «oHls.

3\v

York

Dress Goods are cheap at the Nc Store. Dress Goods—the largest, variety at the New York Store.

One price only at the New York Store, :^ear Court House Square.

Ilarr's Pectoral Kllxir..

BARR'S Pectoral Blixir stops a Cough at once, and cures a cold in a few tlavs.

Bio stock of Factory Jeans, Sattinets, Cassimers, Cloth, A »fcc., now on inspection at the New York Store, 73 Main street, near Court House Square.

Barr's P(!6|oral Elixir.

BARR'S Pectoral Klixir, the bc-st Cough Remedy, is sold by all Druggists.

tSiOV'CS!

Look at our big stock before you buy Now York Store,

A FIXE lin3 of Lace Handkerchiefs aud Collars at Ilerz ft Arnold's.

WE HAVE opened afresh stock of Carpets and Papers, Oil Cloths, Curtain Material, Window Shades, Mats, Rugs, i*cc. Our prices will be found very low. Look at our stock before you buy.

WlTTEXUUKCi, XtUSCIIAUrT ct Co." Xew York Store.

ISoliiEayI IsoSUlay"!!

Don't fail to call at Heinig tiros, before you buy toys, as they have the largest lot in the city. No mistake, but true as gospel. LaFayette street, between the railroads.

138d2tu

]STEW Jewelry at ITcrz & Arnold's.

GREAT bargains in it Ilerz & Arnold's.

Ladies lined Gloves

Wnbnsli Oysters!!

Wabash Oysters. Try 'em, at C. I. Ripley's. 152it

XEW styles Arnold's.

in Chignon's at Ilerz &

ALLEX, "THE HATTER" has just received an invoice of dress silk Ilats—"Filth Avenue" block for the Holidays. Call and see them at the "Xew York Hat Store," 145 Main street.

MORE nev» Furs at Hcrz & Arnold's.

Two thousand Shawls, now on sale, at the New York Store, near the Court House Square. We save our customers from one to two dollars each on them.

THE best stock of Laces at Ilerz A Arnold's.

HOOP SKIRTS and Corsets, York Store.

at the Xew

Domestics oai a 'i'msiiii*1.

Buy them at the New York Store and save money. Our "one price fii/xlem1" guarantees to all the same advantage. Our prices are always the lowest. New York Store, 73 Main street, near Court House Square.

Kentu villi.

Dr. A. Arnaud has removed his office to the corner of Fifth and Ohio streets, where he ma-v he found in future. 150d23

BEAOK AEPACCAS, Empress Cloth, French Merinos, Cords, Poplins, Sateens, Imperial Lustres, Pure Mohairs, Ac. Ac., at the New York Store. We have one of the largest stocks of dress goods in the city, and guarantee our prices to bo the lowest. New York Store, near Court House

Square.

t'ESU "Gaseite'" iiiasaik Sljusijiiictory now ia act:ve oj»erntiGS5. EHI none bui S irxt-cSasa Woiltmen. all work Wuaranlcod to jra vc- Sntisfsso lion. iZVRSitS, & IlOSi:.

LADIES,Gents, Misses and ehildrens'cotton, ilanncl and wool Hosiery in great variety, at the New York Store, 73 Main street, near Court House Square.

WIIY not go to Ilerz & Arnold's for your Hoop Skirts, Corsets, Furs and Fancy Goods, il-youcan save money

FOR tho best assortment, and lowest prices in flannels, go to the New York Store. One price only, justice to all!

"Economy is Wealth,"

The reason why I buy my boots and shoes at Andrews, No. 141 Main street, south side, is because he has a full stock oi every kind, and variety. Prices to suit the times. Call and see him. Manufacturing and repairing neatly done. 91d24

Cictiing- i12nrri««3.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG .MEN, on Social Evils,and the propriety or impropriety of getting Married, with sanitary help for those who feel unlilted for matrimonial happiness. Sent free in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa 9Gdw3m

WE ARE now opening a handsome stock of Nubias, Scarfs, Hoods, Infants' Saques, etc., &c., at the New York Store, near Court House Square.

FOR RENT.—TWO nelly's Drug Store.

Offices above Don-

MINCE MEAT on Fridays and Tuesdays at C. I. Ripley's. llOtf

THE celebrated "J-'.xcclsior," "Joseph" and "Alexander" IvidGloves, in all shades aud sizes, just opened at the New York Store, 73, Main street, near Court House Square.

I want to buy Old (xold and Silver.

H. Ii. FREEMAN,

54dtf 101 Main Street.

A GOOD stock of Toys at Hcrz & Arnold's.

Furs! iurs!!

Furs at tho New York Store, sign of the net flag.

NEW Goods for the Holiday's at Ilerz it Arnold's.

HANDKERCHIEFS for ladies, gents, and children, Ycry cheap, at the New York Store, 73 Main street, near Court House Square.

Coal! Coal!! Coal III

Niblock, Merrill & Co., are selling the best of Brazil Block Coal at 12K cents per bushel, corner of Fourth and Ohio street.?. 127dtf

WE CLAIM that our stock of Shawls is the most complete in the city. Our "one price system" insures tlie lowest prices to all New York Store, Wittenburg, Ruscliaupt it Co., Proprietors.

Hit-AW-

The largest assortment of Ladies Watches, at the lowest prices, is at 101 Jiaiii, near corncr Sixth street. 46dwtf S. R. FREEMAN.

LACE Collars and Setts, new and beautiful styles, just received at tho New York Store.

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All kinds of Blanks required oy Justices of tho Peace for sale at the Gazette olfice Any article not on hand, will be printed on short notice.

THE latest style in Nubias, Hoods, Scarfs, Ties, itc., at the New York Store.

WANTED.

ANTE!)—Situation wanted, by a young man of good

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anding'and (nullifications

has had three years' experience in genera 1_ merchandise, is able and willing to do an thing to make a livelihood. Good lecommendatioiis given. Address,

J. B. IIART,

Terre Haute, Indiana.

WANTED—AGENTS—For

the NEW EXi-

LAND MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, of Boston. Good inducements are ottered to men ol character, and adaptation to the business, to solicit for thiasterliim Company.

L. PEAVEY, Special Agent,

At Col. Thompson's Law Ollice, northwest corner of Main and Mth streets. 179d4

DRY GOODS AT COST.

.A.

AND VERY

MSSEKABME

DRY GOODS

FSMt SAIiE!

WA'NT TO CIIAXGK BUSINESS.

A Largo and very Desirable Stock

Staple ami Fir^ey Dry Goods

TORE SOLD AT

SAIiS!

AVJ'MIK THE NEXT

N I N E I A

AT BliTAIIi,

0 0 S

(WITHOUT RESERVE,)

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ISO. "Sl.O

MA-ir^r

RTREET,

TScki io il:c Opera

Mewse,

Consist insr, in part., of

Dress Goods, Flannels,

.Shawls, Prints, Ginghams,

P.!cached and Brown Muslins,

7 I 3

Cioakings, Cassimeres,

White Goods, Blanket?,

Hosiery, Notions*

Boots and Shoes, Iiats, &e.

In fact, a Complete Stock i:i all its Brandies.

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Being determined to close my business in Dry Goods, will oiler my Enthre^tocic at *r'j

gst*• \i'l :r

'PIimE COST!

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18od2 A. KIPFm.

ELECTEIC OIL.

eim in

'Elect c°?

NERVE POWER WITHOUT PHOSPHORUS A REAL Sedative without Opium or Reaction I2\2sOCEI!s T, even in the mouth of Infants. went

Drops js the LARGEST Dose. Cures Sick Headache i:i about twenty minutes on rational principles.

I. G. I. SMITH—Dear £.- My mother SEST Id* ed her foot so badly she couid not walk, which alarmingly swelled. My little boy liad lumps on his throat and very stiff neck. I got up in the night and bathed his throat and chest and gave him twenty drops of your Oil. They are now bot ii well. JOIIN TOOMEl,

Express Office. 17 West Fourth street.

Dr. Smith Rend me more Oil ami more circulars. it. is going lile ••hot cakes.'' Semi som« circulars also sofcutlifi «S Co., Cherry Valas ihey t-.eiit in tor a suppiy of tiie Oil Ptease senu'hy liist express, at.u oblige.

Yoius tiuiy, ... L. E. I5ECKE Diuggist.

Not a «il:ire' Ixol One! (From Canada.) Nicw HAMUUHG, ONT., July 12. Dr. Smiili, Phiia 1 ha vesold tlin (.liiiorDeainess, Kickiite-s N uralgia, Ac., and in veiy case it t::us giv en fan ,tact ion. I can procure quite a numberoi letter!?. We want mon of llioiaii size, Ac., (Ve.,

Vuur.. ie-|iei-1 luiiv. FRED. 11. McCALLUM, Druggist.

Sure on Beaiiiess, Salt Ekeum, Cares Kiicninatitiu. Cures Sa!( Khi'Uiii.

Cures Erysipelas s, .J. Cures S'avaS.vsss. ,!, Cures Cures ChllblaiES'S. Cures B2c:«*ae2ie. Ctli'es iinviis »catl FroMS Csires Pile-- Kcald

Saddles, Harness, Collars. r.xisxs.i K, Tiiiii's, BEL SUSS. CUEIIY-COHBS, BLANKETS

ETC., ETC., ETC.

The best Material used, anu ail Work AVarrar,leu LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY. Call and see me. I charge nothing for looking at my goods. 10(i Slain Ntreet, bet. SixJh and Seventh, (In Metropolitan illoc-k.)

-if

Oil.

SEW €OM25EXAT2*3T,

CINCINNATI, nr.?-17, !:-.0.

I'ctor.s,

TilY IT

FOJ.t

Cnr-

BuncU'es, Croup, ipt ?orii» JfCHi'RffVsa, Hwelieel ^tiJT Jeissts, CiinUor Tooth Aciie, iup.-t. Siiottcly tiss. Hi-..

YOU

USE I.E.

RAI.T Rmcusi it.'cures every time tif yon :r-e io hoap oil the pai AVUih.* ai plj ihe Oil, and it cures mo:U. a!! cutaneous (.ti^ease:- —seldom fails in Deafness or Ki.eumatisiu.. splOdy

At ii ii in W rsaic hy best i)i

•. EOTSLS.

mzmWAMTE

IKM7^I39

Corner of Jtain and Sccond Sircels^

'fl'-IlEUJ SSAV'i'S:, IXIiEANA.

AYING thoioughlv lenovaled and refurtiavehl.g

I'JL nished the house rec iiVfy»J solicit, the pais onagu of my old irieiids, ai.^i. the pu'oiic general iv. wr n-e tiui.-s to a ltd from all trains. ocpiTeiim .1. M. DAVls. proprietor.

TEEBS Co -, of i'uain and Seventh Ptree's, TERliE HAUTE, INI).

Gd T. C. ETJNTJN, Proprietor. JACOI UOTZ. GEO. C. lllT'i'/.

JACOB BVTZ & SOX, Propriety's. Tijis House has been thoroxsgJily refurnished

SABSL1BY.

PSfilS^MP KADEL,

Has tho Largest Stock in the City! ISianufacturer, Wholesale & Retail Denier in

Terre Haute, Indiana.

KB" Carriages trimmed to order. 4-ld3m

MiLLEii

Slanufacturer and Dealer in

Saddles and 'Harness,

TIMJKKS MM VAMSES,

Haute, Ind. idiim

Cfl

•A'3'

GUNSMITH.

Guiisniitli, Stencil Culler,

SAW FILER AND LOCKSMITH, *.

Third street North of Main, Terre Haute, Ind Idly

r^TAll work done on short notice

CLOTETO.

'"•J, 331^

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

JiENS', YOUTHS' AND BO YS'

--41 CLOTHING,

A)i(l (jcuts' FaiTiisliing Oocilo,

NO. 93 MAIN STREET,

IdCm Terre Haute. J:v!

DEALER IN

LEATHER, HIDES, OIL

NO.

178

:in

MAIN STREET,

Terre 2Iante, Indiana'.

.•»

K^Cfish naid'for Hides,Furs, Pelts and Rongji Leather. 124dl4

^IHSUEAITCE,

$13 221

THE

FORT PI.AIN, July 12.

194-,'

r.MIRAS,

Isisuraneo Agents,

.OFFICE, DOWL1XCS. IIALL.

J'—!—i,

vnyl c-t nr.d nust ir OIIME Jr.Muai ce Compuuies reiiretenttd l,y this linn.

/ETNA, OF HARTFORD. 1 A RTKOK i) F1 IN l*R A X( E, FUA. KLIN, i" Pill EAi d-^1. I'll I A SI'HlNCiElEl/D. i!

EH( 'HANS', CF ITARTrORD, NORTH AMERICAN,

C5..p« .!»C4 -.10

(.2,^72

Policies written i'l the nl-ove Crmpanit as chcaj) as in any ilisi-c!a.*.s i.mpaiiit-s lepioeiitt in ihiK cily. 12).'d2m

S E A E S IJ $ 1 4 0 0 0 0 O O

IF YOU WANT

Why not Get ttcIJcst!

ITdoes

nor coM any more, and yf.u knov von are in a stu!i Company.

--.T ii i: ,. -.

iEINA LIFE IN8rilAX('K

HAYiNOmeny

CO.,

ASSETS, ^13,000,0^0.

Is rep:i (i !\v L. O. ACER, Af:-ut. OOic.

ATD BAKERY.

IO WM

MIT

AND

II A E It

reiitted the(.'on!V-tioi ri and P.:il:-

ei iV.i hej-t by

BiKSfsII E S 0.,..

2l ISaziii Fcjsi'iSi

Ard cnjranrd the Kf-i-vicc-s of Mr. ^Ifissen, Im \v pi'ipaled to iui! ish. oidei• :iy i:.1 ii.-r

WedUfngR, I\irti\q Fosfivalf-1, ac..

In ourliiic. We Jtave also

sr.v.'-A.M-) ,sr.i:.is:cT®,w wcck cr

CiAMl&EES„ jreim. d(".

At ihc Loux'st Poxtvioie iv-ca I

We ash a share of the puhii* pRrronnge, N. 15. I'lesifMilk at all times.

ITouSai

F. KIKG.

?i"o. Ifj Nssrjij rc~t.

COAL

£sS2i- MI ill i's 6J Zi. a

J, ]L- WIUTAS1M

PREPAREB to furnish Io Cc al_ I i. during this Fall and Winter.

THE VERY REST

Slifift Block Coal

IX THE MARKET,

In Ouiuiiies to Suit FurcIiagcrJ?..

Call cmd Examine ihc Quality of this Coal,

C£»|ic«£te Jrstrtiet Itonsr,

C'Olir FOURTH tii WALNUT STREETS

yOd^m IV.'fove purc'-.astnu:

.,e-

PlLESef

:ZL'X.

SATE

YOVll

i¥A«.

OLD FILES.

^LateM'iHi

TT ,-V &:• 13 IT C! tl SC TS

Of. Sh.eilield, England,)

rnHK mof-'t celebrati ma:iufae)i rers of !V.i JL world for line \vo k, i'.a.s ,j em a shop in

E E 1 3

next door io Wort hi agton's Pi::clm it Shoji OK C5IF.E2IY RTR3-:3".T. and oilers his services to the public.

Express cliarges paid one vray.'

FI1D STORE.

riCBUR&AN^

~1 Dealer in

Flour, Feed

Maimliietiires Files .'and Hasps.

Ai. :o

AND WARRANTED EQUAL TO NEW. Tools of every description ground in the beststyle. Orders from tiie country solicited, and

PB83IFTI.Y ATTEXREJl TO.

Pnled Tiny, Corn Oat?, and all liiiuls of Seeds,

"NORTH THIRD ST., NEAR MAIN

TKTTR HAUTE, IXD.

EFD delivered in all parts of tiie city free of

charge Id f:m

PROFESSIONAL.

E I

NO.

MAIN STIIEE7, ..... IV,

Ret. Sixth and Sever.tli, .• .,

(Soutii side,) over Lcibing's shoe store.

CONSr^.TATIOS" 1T.F.E from 9 A.M. to lihhv.

APPLS PASSES. is.

r,*i Manufacturer of

APPLE PARERSj And Parirg,

Coring &

Slicing^iincs,^

BLANK BOOKS.

nPITE AZETTE BINDERY turns out the best 1 Wank Book work in Terre Haute. We have rrne of tiie n-iost skillful Rulers in the

State, and

guarantee satisfaction on complicated -vork.O'd looks rebound as 1