Terre Haute Daily Gazette, Volume 1, Number 261, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 April 1871 — Page 4

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RAILROAD TIME-TABLE.

1:10

10:25 P. 31

6:30

HAUTE AND INDIANAPOLIS. TtqrjH

LEAVJC. *ir.-!

'•2:50

Fast Line

A. .M

Matt-oon Accominodat'n..10:50

EVAN.SV1LLE AND

A. M.

3:55 P. M.

SEMI-WEEKLY MAII.S.

Oraysville via 'Prairieton, Prairie Creek and Tliurman's Creek— loses Mondays and Thursdaysat 9 p. in Opens Mondays and Thursdays at p. Nelson- -Closes Tuesdays & Saturdays at 11 a. ni

Opens Tuesdays & Saturdays at

THE

ONLY A SUPPOSITION.—We

CITY FINANCES.—During

THE REASON WHY.—Rippetoe

FRANK SEAMAN,

-.»l

OUR CITY SCHOOLS

ARKIVK.

1:15 A. New York Express. 6:15 A. 7:05 A. SI Day Express

3:55 P. 31.

ii E re

10:20

p. .Indianapolis .Local 11:20

A. SI.

ST LOUIS, VANDAtIA & TERRE HAUTE. LAAVE.

Vandalia Short Line Route,

AKBIVE

6:25 A. Pacific Express 1:10 A. M•1:00 P.

St. L. & Cairo Express 10:15 A si.

4:00

P. M,

INDIANAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS.

ARKIVK.8 FROM EAS'.T. DEPARTS FOR WEST.

10:50

FL::W A.

Day Express lo:5J

A. M.

Fust Express u:."55

4:00p. Muttoon Accoiumociat'n.. 1:05 P. M. 10:38 p. ight Express... 10:11 P. 31. FROM THE WEST. FOK THE EAST. 6:35

Night Express 6:15

A. M.

3:5« p. Day Express 4:00 P. M. 12:15 P. J£ .Lightning Express ,12:4s P. M. 10:15 A.

A. M.

CRAWFORD3VILLE.

LEAVE. ARRIVE.

Express 10:15

P. 51.

Mail 3:53

P. M.

ROCKVILLE EXTENSION.

LEAVE. ARRIVE.

4.30

P.M.

Mail 10:55

A. M.

BVANSVILLE, TEilRF. HAUTE A: CHICAGO. LEAVE. ARRIVE, 4:15 i*. Newport A corijm odatiou.. 11:05

t-—

..9:00 p. East Through.,.7:30and 12 a. in 4:(X) p. IU.., o:i0'p.I"

U:iK

at.

CITY 1'OST OFFICE.

CLOSE.

DAILY MAILS.

OPE\

p. in Way o:(XI p. in 9:00 p. m...Oiuciiiuati & Washington... Trito a. in 3:30 p. in 5:UU p.m

Str. Libuis and West.

10:35 a. m..Vla Alton Railroad 5:00 p. D:00a. m...Viu Vandal'ia Railroad 5:00 p. in 3:30 p. .fcivansville and way 5:00 p. in 9:00 p. rn Through 7:30 a. 4:i)0 p. ni Rookville and way 12:00a. 8:30 p. rn K. T. 11. & C. R.iilroad 12:00 a. iti

WEEKLY .MAILS.

asonvllle via Riley. Cookeriy, Lewis, Coffee and liewesvlUe—Closes Fridays at 9 p. rn. Opens Fridays at 4 p. rn. Ashboro via Christy's Prairie—

ClosesSaturdaysatlp.m Opens Saturdays at 12 in

All mailscloseon Sunday's at Op. in. Office opens rins? the week for sale of Stamps -Money.Order business, &c., from 7 a.m.to7:30

p. rn. On Sundaysopen from S a. in. to 9 a. m. rdor business transacted on Sun-

No Money Or day. L. A.

(t he (Btm

BURNETT, P. M.

TUESDAY. APFUL4, 187J.

City and Neighborhood.

Friday is "good" Friday..

DEMOCRATIC

SECOND

pow-wow on the 22J.

night of Sain Sharplcy's Sil

ver Show. "MARTHA"

day evening.

at the Opera House Thurs

Ladies' Aid Society meets at Mrs.

W. Minshall's at two o'clock this afternoon. GRAND

THE

English Combination Opera,

with full chorus, at the Opera House Thursday night of this week.

GENTLEMAN

who have invitations

must bear in mind the S.

Club Recep

tion at Beach's Hall Thursday evening.

THE

five storerooms which are to take

the place of the old Wigwam, will be the handsomest fronts in the city. So say the owners.

City Council convenes this eve

ning in regular session. A new board of Sohool Trustees will be selected at the —meeting," and other important business will be transacted*.

IMPROVING.—The

old brick sidewalk

in front of Frank's clothing house and Gaggrs musio store has been supplied with a stone one, thus adding much to the appearauce of tint locality.

Tut: amount of fines and costs assessed and paid fnto the Cifcy Treasury by His Honor Mayor Cookeriy during the month of March amounts to over three hundred dollars. S me "dead beats" have worked out their fines on thestreets.

noticed

Fred. McAvoy, mournfully meandering about the streets yesterday. We presume that lie was in the city for the pur'pose

engaging the Opera House, for

his "great variety combination" (?),

THESILVER SHOW

was largely attend

ed last evening a god entertainment greeted those present, and many were „gladdened iit. its close by the receipt .of substantial presents. The drawing ot presents is the fairest we have ever witnessed anywhere.

the month

of March $24,286.56 v/ere paid into the City Treasury, $13,318.55 paid out, leaving a balance in the treasury at the close of the month of 810,970.03. Treasurer Sclioemehl was smiling "blandly" this morning at the resultof his financiering.

has just

received a new supply of groceries but that is not much of an item because he _Js -always.xeceiviug- -new- gootW•—If—he was not, he would be "closed out" in a few weeks, judging from the customers that daily cro\\?d into his mammoth establishment on Main street.

PAS'IVPRKSJEXT AND I'VTL'RE.—Mad

ame Le Yere, is now located at the Buutin House in this city, and will be pleased to receive calls from those who are sick and afliicted either with diseases of body or mind. She will also take pleasure in revealing the mysteries of the future. For'particulars see local notices in another column, or call at the Buntin House.

Esq., the foreman of

~t)nr roofflfhas" stfiic a lead in con nection with the State printing in West Virg4uiji.r He? left last evening to take cha^ of the position, and we wish him success* aa be-weU deserves it. His place in this office is already filled by a competent man, and^ve still have the best job printers in the city, as our work every day shows. .!'N*•*«'•• "To

WHOM ITMAYCONCERN."—Some

sneak thiet yesterday entered the law •ffice of Messrs. Davis & Davis during the absence of those gentlemen and carried away a magnificent gold pen belonging to S. C. Davis. The petty thief is notified that he will flave himself trouble by returning the article

commenced the

£priag-4erra~oa~yesterday under mo: favorable auspices than any other term in the history of our city, to the accomplishment of which object. Superintendent Wiley, and his able corps of teachers have exerted themselves with the most Hatteriug results. As a citizen of Terre? Haute, we feel proud of the management of our public schools. We feel assured that the educational interests of our city was never in abler hands, and never in a more flourishing condition. How could it be otherwise with so efficient krul &b!e a Superintendent as Prof. Wiley, and as competent a corps of finished and accomplished principals and teachers as we now have. It the parents will only do their duty as the Superintendent, principals and teachers do theirs,the educational interests of their children will be well attended to. llight here we wish to call attenton to one veryrgreat jui.sta.ke parents ma though we .are willing to accord to them -the best of motives. They, iii many ininstances, listen to thegos^ipping of their children, and ol'ten-times encourage it, and frequently set them the example, and when they make complaints against their teachers, instead of going to the teacher at the close of the exercises of the day and asking an explanation, .and endeavoring to learn what foundation the story lias, in fact, rush right into the room ^nd commence an indiscriminate abuse of teachers and schools in general, and the teacher present in particular. Parenti should bear in mind, the pernicious influence such a course has upon their own children, not only, but their neighbors' children as well, who are present and witness such a spectacle. We have heard of several just such cases as this, where the teachers were not to blame in the least, at that.

Teachers of our public schools merit the thanks, earnest co-operation and hearty sympathy of the parents of the children for whom they are doing and enduring so much. The life of a teacher is an annoying one in many respects, and they are but poorly remunerated by the mere pittances of salaries which they receive, and it is an outrage that they are Compelled to suller the abuse of thoughtless parents who give heed to the tattling of their children. Let the teachers of our public schools, at least, receive the thanks of all for the daily sacrifices which they make.

THE COURTS.—TheCircuit

C. Y. Patterson presiding, convened this morning pursuant to yesterday's adjournment, and the case of Martha Shields

The Mayor's Court, Hon. G. F. Cookeriy presiding, is "in session each day. The only case arbitrated by His Honor this day was. one of drunk :and disorderly, who was duly fined and costed, which lines and costs were duly paid.

YKSTKRDAY everybody was asking Who is Fred. Smith, the radical candidate torIfliVrsliaT

'T~Journal.

Fred. Smith isnol the radical candidate for Marshal his name is Fred. Schmidt. Many of the friends of the

Journal's

Fred. Schmidt

THE COMBINATION

at once,

SEVERAL

vs.

Harvie Shields was tried in wl.ich Martha Shields I suit for divorce from Harvie Shields on the grounds of "incompatibility of tempernient," which divorce was granted after a hearing of the case. Wm. E. McLean, E-^q., for the petitioner, and S.C.Davis, E^q., for the defendant.

The defendant will be remembered by many of our citizens as having been a former resident of this city, having read law with Messrs. Mack and Davis several years since. He married the petitioner some eighteen months since, but their married life not being fraught with that happiness that characterizes the happy family, Mrs. S. resolved to Iree TieTselFTxoni"the^"oppress!i ve' bomfe, and accordingly brought suit with the above results.. Mr. S. is now practicing, luvv ai Monmouth, 111.

One other case was also tried, but a^ it was only a small appeal case, and one of no general interest, we will not give a synopsis of it. The Court then adjourned. until 2 o'clock P. M..

The Criminal Court, Hon. Thomas B. Long presiding, convened this'morning, but there being no Ciuses readjy for trial, adjourned until to-morrow morning at half-past nine o'clock. ...Meanwhile the Grand Jury is industriously-working up business that will command the attention of the Court in due time.

Journal,

who

had the courage to fight for the principles which the

Journal

editor advocated

and many of his readers indorsed, though too Cowardly to fight for themselves, who havingmet him on the field of battle, and have cause to know him, could tell who Fred. Schmidt was and when, at the coming election he is elected and enters upon the discharge. ,of his duties as Marshal of this cityr many. ,ol the

readers will know who

is,

unless they conduct

themselvs better than .in. the past for he will make a most efficient Marshal,

against the "rfiajestjjf 6fJ?tir municipal law are brought before ^Lis Honor ^layor Thomas, an(t to*1 coii'sequent 'justice, which is

juxi

what many of the

readers fear.

Journal's

ENCLisirOPERA.—

Thursday evening of this week, is one long to be remembered by our citizens as being the first'time within the history of entertainments here that they will be favored with a grand English Opera with full orchestra and choruses. We

the most enjoyable 'eiiterfcuinments of a season which 11as been one_unparalled in the number and quality of amusements with which we have all bferin so favored. We know the facts will bear us out in the statement that no city^of pur^population in the tJnion, can boast of so many first-class entertainments, in the way of theaters and operas, as our own city is favored. Let there be a large attendance then upon the occasion of this closing opera of the season. Tickets, at B, G. Cox's book store to-morrow morning./,

SCALAWAG-R BAILED

as his

name iStknovvt\beyoryi,a ^loubt, and will teptibiished if'tne pen is not immediately teturned. "Sant." means business, and we would advise the individual to rfttvre it whila ha irwn made public. .aSSSa

.Kt.1'5 rill !4ll I ft', •i-i". ."-yiiui

-iii

Woifde/^ if lie^wilf '"Wine u*p mis^ingfi i»gr again, and thus will the ends of justice

bea*^¥!$W*tf

w'l

.j.

"KSfMHff/Jii'i

it»i-•

Jiiir: !?».' in i-

handsome ladies are in Express.'

Does "Snipkina" wish to

Express,

REV. WM. GRAHAM,

the

stood as stating that there are'ho Baftdsome ladies jn, the pi^yf

sbjrt-,

While we are'willihg tf sfc5or& tb'ltlf ladies who display the good taste to Visit our city, the cofiip!luieiitoI"IIuMme," we insist that no city of the population of Terre Haute can boast of so many handsome ladies not only, but intelligent ones, as our own beautiful little "buckboard ^lty.V AVie ^ere sOTp^iS£aj to see the above statement in the local columns of the

when the editor thereof

is a member of the "IndepfeAdeht^Musfc Club." We fear he does not appreciate "our lion^e beauty" as Jic sbould, and we *will hot be siurpri^d t(f leai|$}l|l|i$ being expelled from the Club.

ference,

acts like otiarm.y

OPERA. 'HOUSE BA^AR

the most desirable'resort for ladies, and to keep constantly on hand lhe best and moot desirable articles in our line, which we shall sell at such prices to''"merit-"" a continuance of the kind patronage we nave so far enj|ye«|. -,

HERZ

PEKKY'S MOTH AND FJ#CKLK LO TION.

The only reliable aqd harmless

remedy for removlngJ5rawny. ^iscoiorations from the^kin.--' Prepared only by Dr., B. C. Perry, Dermatologist, 49 .Bond Street, NewYork. Sold by

mh2°-4m

Druggists everywhere.

Call at th£ New York Main street, ani| gefra spiriHg sPt^o^jfu^t arrived. Y"oti klio^ it fffyoimsejIfv" Grand Central,

TATES, the Hatfe?/^

New Styles just, received at the I^ew York Hat Store, 145' Ma&i street—iSart Djmingo, Hunter,

!£cli^se !GbW6'

WANTED—Every

r.berUnderT

Ind. Con

SAYS "UAKR'S PECTOKAL ELIXIR

For Rent.—Ap elegant room, suitable for young me^^s^a-S^epjjig'-yponi.. In quire at this otiic^^.?"

Madame LeYerc is stopping at the Bunapr4

tin House, XejTe Hkute.

Xew Go^l^^ri^ ariiiviu^: daily. On Friday we.v»open^- ft- great ihany very handsou4e:i|ress §botia,

FFTUELLIJ: RL PLKY DEM

Madame leY^4- Ctiires

ING.

^pr4

To THE, our notice of removai/lti'anotliei-colum n, lierewitii express-^nr^siucer^ thanks to the ladles,of .thisvclty:^tal Vicinity for the great# encourageoient heretofore given by. their kind.aud liberal patnmage of our establishmeht.-S. It is oui principal aim to.tuake our siew

ARNOLD.

Madams LeVerc Cjres'Ffis.

Clo to

rfRipley

?,,"rapr¥

5j| Beminf^lto-djiy

and see the most elegant and cheapest stock of dry goods in the city.

Madame LeYere Cures Coughs.

(J Say Yes! Q—A

Court, Hon.

Opening Days.—Griuid display bf dry goods on Monday and Tuesday, April 3d and 4th, at §»i j« fn 4 ii1UELL, RrPLEY &

DeMING'S.

^.JKadcme Le"^er«rC'vu-es iPiiralysiS.lf apr4

150,000 Brick for SaleiT4ln!qaantities to suit purchasers.. Warranted to ^e No. 1. 5

27dG

Madame LeYere Tells you your Future Destiny. *r 5.

PHYSICIANS

recorhriiend

RAL ELIXIR

BARK'S PECTO

for diseases of the Throat and

Lungs. See cLrcular^ ^11 |j

Send One Dollar and a lock of hair, stating whether male or female, to Madame LeVere, Buntin House. apr4

Poplins.—We have *ioine very choice poplins at 25c, 35c, 40c and:^0c per yard. TUKLL, RIPLB^C DEMKSG.

Spring Styles.—Just arrived a new lot of Hats and Caps at Yates'., the Hatter, 115 Main street.

BAKC.llXS lii Silt^r Wnrp, at Itlddle'M.

For Moth Patclie^ Freckleg jjwd TanUse

Where

YATES,

new sroo«!s. ClriLDREN will take '»ARB% Pi«i'dttAt Pii if It ii re up 7

Horology.—Watches repaired and made to keep time :»t,?theiOpem' lIu^ elry store. ^ha| rppiyt.

THE "6aictte" Blank Boole jWaniirac* or) is now in active operation. §:mployiii none bnt^FirMt-elast* Workmen, all w«rk istiuprniitceil lo give Nat infliction. III A

TERBJE W, for r«iH"jan»l T"

For Sj&e^TPwo very desirable residences bfn'' Sixth street, be^een Miiloerry ifi$||^agle 'iatreets.- For^phrtictilars inquire at corner Sixth and Eagle streets, mchlo-^t^ J. B. Hkddkm.

RIDDKE tt» iii the cityi5

ONE dSll»f

cough.

Otrr.—Dr, Col

lins, the man who did some promiscous shooting sit Hartford, in this ebbnty, a short time since, while under the influence of benzine^ was againtbailed out df jkil yesterday*- lite bail haVfAg i^eL reduced frqm $2,000 back to the amount at which it_was orjginaljy fixed, $£,000,

V!.

best Si.OO'KM Gloves

will actually cure your

BUJC.BAKB'S PBCTOUAL ELIXIR.

r--.

CASTORS,»od'stiMk, atx*# 'Riddle.

AsKyooK^^^^r BfR&,s'p^o«sa, ELIXIB. -JL-X. *. -gf-

Dr. "iliji""!Jpf"iTfU^ftT'Ti the cornerof Fifth and Ohio streets, where lie hi A/ bd fou'ad ifa ftit&fe. i50(f2^

"Announcements.

ipoit

MAV6R.-

We are authorized -aiiAo^ppft'G. 'ft'COOK." ERLY as a candida'te for re-election \the Mayalt®-, subject to -.the dectejoi* of^tjje macratig cofvfeltibii"-HMtirs ill

FOR CITY TREASUREK.

We at-fe authorized' to" 'anhoupC^':j)tAItCtT$

!Cit^''Trea'stiferl

subjec^jt^, th^ d^c^i^,$f ^lw

Demop/atic ^o^in^ting .^V^veutjw)^' FOR CITY CLERK.

We are autliorized to announce tt am JOHlf Clerk, subject to the Democratic Norainoting OoDTtottodr

I 51 "I A

rI'

one to know that Madame

Le Vere lias arrived, and is stopping atithe Buntin House, if you art sick, consult her.' If you have lost property, or wish to hear from sib-sent-friendst oous^H,her.," If you wish to learn, yotn* future destiny/cail on her. Hours frojinft A. M. until 10 P. M. apr4dC

LEGMd.

:rW

Notice to Bridge Con tractors.

SEALEDotBee,

proposals will be received at the Au-.

ilitoi's 4En§|fi]{P Qwuaty, Indiana, by tue ISoard of Comiiiisisiduei-Sr up lo 12 o'clock 'M., on the 12th day of April, A. D. 1871, lor itho builuiug of eight bridges. Also, for lurnishiiig =aud building the imisonry and rip-ray, aiid niakiug embankment for the same.

The bridges are to be located ai the following named places, and the.length of the iuaii or b&tlgS»slated: Sgi

Tht "^Jojiimissioners not havfcg Sfecided whether to build wood or ir»n bridgt-s, or stone' or wooden aouiment.s, *ir the exact style of uridge to be built In each place, invite competition as to plans anil price.

Bidders will be b-uud strictly to their oonuact, lor which they shall give good freehold surety, to be approved by the Board of CommiST sioners, au.d all perssbns bildtijg oitany of said work, shall give an undertakiiig,slgi»ed by responsible parties, that if the contract is awarded him or them, that they will enier into agreement and file bond in any sum fixed by .the Commissioners for the faithful perioimance of cheir agreement

One briuye, either iron orwood, fifty feet ling, •ver Spring Creek, on the Lal'Vyetie Hoad 270 cubic yards of inaAOury,.10O cubic yarns ot ripap, aiid V!,IKO-yardbof emjaaiifettieiit. une bridge, either iron x^f wood, seventy-live ieet long, over Honey Creek, on the Erisitiau Hoad, southwest froni $«$rre'Haute 2:8 oibic1 ards of masonry, 2uo cubfc juuife ol ri^-rap, ^ind i.UWl yards'df eiiiuankihen^

.{,147 cubic yards efubaiiKM^nt. Uue bri(4er- mit^rvirdnMir wood, ninety feet •ong, over ±ioney ithe Kiver Koad, in Prairieton iwnship SwiABjc yards of masonry, 200 cubic yards ol rip-rip, ^nd l00 cubic yards embankment V:

One badge, either iron or wopd, sixty-five feet iong, Over Clear Creek, at. crossing ol Darwin's Kqrd, hi Sugar Creek township cubic viirds «iitisonry,2uacubic yards" of rip-rap, and Out) cubic yards embauiiiit&nt.'

One bridge, uitlieP'iilon or wood,flfty feet long, over Lost CreeK, ai:crbssiug ot PdOr Farm road aO cubic yards of iniison^y,, and 450 cubie yards embankjnent. i"1

One bridge, either iron by wood, forty-two feet ioag-, over st Creek, south 'Of. Aliliigan's in Harrison township :50 cubic yards of masonry, 16O cubic yards of rip-rap,"and 500 cubic yakds eiDDahkment. f^

One bridge, woodw trestles,GO feet span,15 feet ipproaches, embankih'ent 75 yards, excavation 100.

Bidders will state from what quarry they will furnish sto.ne for masonry, and the kind of stone ifS kf at^liat time the work they bid 011 will Ije completed.

Bids will be received for iron bridges, as above stfttedf for enph' place", with or without masonry, onifor wooden bridges, witli.or without masonry 1IS0, lor masonry, rip-rap and embankment at eacli place.

Th$ Conjmissioners reserve the right to reject ehch aiid every bid.

Commissioneis,

apr4.

lawn cut with an

Excelsior Lawn Mower keeps its beauty when others fade. Formal ^nooth ^cut, handsomely rolled lawiij we know tlii^ machine to,.be the best.. m30dw6t

Madame LeYere Cures Canker. apr4

At-

Proposals for Fiirnisiiine' Jlcdidni t«nlance to l'oor. Also, at the same time and place, tlieComiyus•jioners will receive sedled proposalsftir lurnishiiig. to the poor of each/township medical attendance. Medicine, including opium, whisky, oil.and stiychnine, and surgery, during the year ending la72.„ .. .. -,

Bidders wi1: state wb|Jli JtotVnship. Ot townships they wish, and the location of their oliice Or place ol business.'

Bidders for Harrison township will be renu 1 red in addition to tlife nbovfe "tp'isit the

Petitions, numi-rously signed, asking the Board ol Commissioner* to buy tliebiidgecrossing the Waliash Riv«r at TejKre Hlmtq" .-JlpcSlurtiiei- rtquestiiig Bs to bui HCoiti't House 'Jt- the county seat and, deemii tliat we should at all times iisuch matters beibre acting thereon hear xhe wiU of the people im^egard thereto.:

We theretbre' iirvlte the qualified voters of Vigo county to assemble at their usual placts of iioldiijgelectiouson the 1st day of May, A. D. 1371, then and there to express by their balloi their wishes as to both Bridge and Court House.

JOSEPH II. BLAKE, Chairman,

iSiT/ B. Q. TRUEBLOOD, NAiHAN BALD1KG, Commissioners.

TERUE HAUTE, March 27,1S71.

BOOKS.^

'-'Apples of Geld in rietiires of Silver."

WAXTI:D7A« EXTS,

MEN

AND WOMEN of intelligence and energy, to take oiders for oui brilliant, sparkling and rare work. Fourth edition now ready. Living Touglits of Leading Thinkers, treasure house of brilliant, pungeiit and live thoughts on arts, science, religion, politics, business, social liie and all the leadingejuestions the day. replete also,

ivith Rare Gems of Fo try.

tp which is-appended a dictionary of populai

ttulhryrs,

with their realaud assumed signatures.

Au Intellectual Banquet for ail who Read and Think. Address for terms, J. FOSTER & CO.#Publishers, m22d8 68 Fifth Avenue,.Pittsburg, Pa.

FOTOSBY.

r. n. ^.:'^BAKNAIU.

Phoenix Foundry

IVluili and l^igic Street^ ... (Near the Passenger Depot,)

TERRE HAUTE, I3NTr.

MANUFACTURE

The'Hatter.

KUini^^ oftcrx N)'c3itl bnV^hiiiM, for loil^r. bieitfrc goin^ East lor •kAW '.'-''Ml'' -M rrnnn

BEl'AIBIXG D«\S PR«MPTIT,

All connected Wifc'h

SPB0IAL NOTICES.

The Bridal Chamber.

ESSAYS FOR lOUXCS MEXj

Oreat Social Evils and Abuses,

Which interfere wltji nARRIAGE. with sur« means of relief for thp Erring and Unfortunate, diseased and debilitated.

Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of char Address, HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION, No. 2 Sojuth Kinth street, PHILA-^ D^LPHiA.Pa. lilTid&w.Siii

SALOON.

PLANET SA J.OOX, OHIO STMST, 1

f..

Betwecta ThiritHttrf fonrtli, -Br"/-•

XeHEW& BRfit|,.Propri etors.

^®0. TOfiW A. BRYAK.

GUl^SMITH. 2 s'

JOHH ARMSTROKCI,

Ounsiinth, ^Steabil & & JV£OCKSMITH,

Third street North ol Main., 'tig 'Seire^laxaeSlh'' cn& ob shoft rtStitfe" Trflv

W^All work

APPLE PAREES.

Manufacturerof JJHH

And Faring, Jl-nhlii!'

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!»•/.( ,• ili-.il!'?)

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Ui-t.r

Steam Kngines, Mill Maf

fchiriery. House Fronts, Fire Fronts, Circular Saw Mills, and all kinds of

IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS!

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tfiis

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