Terre Haute Evening Gazette, Volume 6, Number 157, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 December 1875 — Page 3

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CITI POST OFFICE.

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.. 7:00 ii in ..11:20 am

West Way.

10:15 a in Via I & St. 1 j:l5pm !l:0Ua ja...Vla Vandalia llallroad..,^:30 pm

North nmtSouth Way.

6:00 a m...hlvansville and Way 2:30 3:30 Evansville, Vln. and Sullivan 7:00 a its 7:15 a ra L., O. a. W. It. 3:00 pin 8 00 a in K. T. H. & C. It. 8.00 a ID rn....U. T. H. H. Kwii.i a rr 7:00 a in 111. IiclUnd 7:00 .VE.Ui-WUiiKLY MAILS. (Tuos. and Hats 1 ia...'3r«tyBviIie via .'ra.in«i.(jn...ll a !i oeaeral Delivery ami 'all Koxca open om a to to 7:i!)

Loos aud J£I1CO open from a ui to 9 si Money Order and rivglsier Ottlce oper irom 8:00 a in to ni

OlUco open on Sundays from 9 to 10 a. ra. No mouey order business transacted on un UV". m. FILB'-iOK. V. M.

iiA!SaliOAl Tlfflli-fJkBlilS. FXFLASATION OF Reference MAF.KS.— Staurday excepted. ^Sunday excepted. Daily. Union Depot, Tenth and °liestnut streets, luilianajioils A kit. fi.oniH.

Depot Sixth and fipp.cauoe streets. Arrive fr»in East. Leave for West. 10.45 am «Day Express 10,47 am 11,10 "•'•jNight Express 11,12 rn 5,34 pin jkoovjinmoaatlun 5,34 p,n Arrive from West. Leave.'or ""ast. 3.SS iu *"ay Express 3,40 1,5H am *Nigiit Exp'e.38 l,oo 8,25 am Accooiiuodution ... is,25 am Si. LoaiH, VKndtilia A' 'i'erie Itainc uiid Xt-rre llauie A iutflnuapolin. Arrive iioui East- Leave for West.

F,'0am Limited Train S.Oiam l,.iua b'ast Line 1,40 a in 10,15 iudlanapoiis ^.cc. 3,5o ^Mail ana Acc 4,00 rn Arrive from West. Leave for Vast. 1.40 am gFast Line 1,^5 a in 1,45 ra "-'Day Express 2,C0p in &,U) '•'•Mail and

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^'Indianapolis Aco... 7,00 a

CrauiiTille, crrc ltaute A chlcago Unlou D. put, Tenia and Ohostuut street?. Arrive from North Ltavefor .North, c.' 0p in •••Culcago i-xprebB 6,32 am li,L7 am *Mall 2,57 in 5 oJ a 4Mgui Exp:ess 10,02

Kvaunville tfc 4)rartfordsvllle. pnion Depot, Tenih and Chestnut streets Arrive from South, Leave for South. 1,50 .*MaiU 8,00 a 9,50 in ^rixpr.-ss 4,07 5,00 ra Local Freigii! 4,4i a 10,W a in Expiets freight 1,60 I,- giitiKfia t, CrftwforiinvlIlv'&aontU-

Uiiion Depot, Tenm ana Chestnut strejts LK A VK FO SOlU H. Toire Hautt: and Lafayet'e .vlail 6,00 a Toi re Hau and 'J oledo i".'xpivti...2 00 Huckviiie Accommodation JJ,3O am

ARKIVS FROM NOlcTH.

Cincinnati and Evan-ivilie Mail 1,15 Toledo and i'erre haute Lxpre^s 0,40 pm lioek.villo .^ccoramodatKiLj lO.i'O a in

Terrc Haute Illinois Slldliuid. Union D^p. t.Ten anl Chest uH streets. Ar.3IVE. No 3, Sew York Ka Liue Ho. I, Tlir «ii{ Kxpre No.7,Thr "ill Freight No.«,Local Freight

...10,10

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No. 2, Thiougli Express No. 4, Deoutar Acco nmoci-.tion.. No. 8, TnvoUih Freight No. 10, Local Freight

... 8 20 a ID ... 5,00 ... 2 20 a ... 7,10 a in

Clnclaunti A I'erre liaiite. Dep.^t, first and Alhin sireets. Arrives from riouth, Loavf for South 3.00 pm Ancjmmodatlon 8,15a in

Street cars and omn(blisses run to and from the depot on Tenth and Clus-mi" street11,and oinnibuseH i.o and from tne t.e pot on Sixtli and ''iv.peca -oe streets.

There is live minutes dlTeren- between the railroad ttme aau ciiy time, as kepi by Cai Thomas, and corrccie I daily Ly ni. transit ins umont.

§he Evening §itsefh.

Tues '»J Evening, 14,1875.

the very prince ul song.

Thekk

is no more popular play now

on the boards than that of tho "Two Orphans," and no company so evenly talented and admirably able to render it as Furbish's* Opera House, Saturday night.

THE

Rink boneflt ba'l to como off

on the 20L'\ at Dowling Hall. Tho efforts made by tbe gentlemen pushing this matter are praiseworthy in the extreme. All good eitizyus will aid with sympathy, and better still, with money, the cause.

TWO-THIRDS

are

5G.

OF W. H. STANLEY,

AijLwho havo heard him, p/onouuee W. H. Stanley, who takes the part of Mordecai. in the opera to-uighl, to be the line tenor who has lately settled /rt hi t«i.i A

Tnu delightful drai»ia,.the ''1'wo Orphans," at the Opera House on Saturday evening, if it receives .the support which its merit deserves,'will be presented to a jammed house.

That is

just the number of persons who must bo present at the meeting of tho library association ao Paige's book ttore. in order that an organization may bo effected. It you are a member at all, consider youiself one of llm 52.

all ways to raise money the oyster sappers and balls saem nKist popular. Cijurches, schools, societies, end associations of all kinds use thom al moat altogether, and now a South end boy is getting up an oyster supper to defray the expense of a new collar for his dog, The oysier dealers look on and smile at the triumph of the stomach over »ho pocket.

Tho High School.

Arrangements are being definitely concluded for the enteitainment to be given by the pupils of the High School on Christmas Eve. The ord*r of exer cises will be extremely varied. ,For tbe first time in the hi»tory of such en tertainmonts iu that school ihere will be a small tariff charged. The pre oeeds of the tickets will go toward paying for some needed articles in the school, suob as microscopes, and otfcor indispensttbles. It is understood that an oyster supper, served in one of th0' rooms Adjoining the nrssiOD room, Will •constitute an important part of the in so re 1 5

TWO ORPHANS. Merom.

Cast cf Character..

Since the rendition here of Divorce Ly F.irbish's Fiith Avenue Company,

tilt* tepuianou ol his party has bpcotuo gcbool, Sunday evening, wai* a succwhafull? established. Many familiar

names will bo sreii in the following csut for the Two Orphans. Chevalier Maurico de Vaudrey, G. C. Beijiiaee.

Cuuut de Litiiers, Miui3ter of Police, Gbor^e Itv.r. Pi ard, Valet to tlio Chovalior, Harry Hawk.

Jacques Frochard, an Oatlaw, M. W. Leffi'-g well. Pif-ire Feochard, tli9 C.ipple, his Brother, Frank Evans.

Al.ii quia do Frcbied, Giorge W* Farre n. Li I Fleur, iu the service of Marquis de Presles J. int.

D-jctor of the Hospitals St. Louis and La- Salpetriere, J. V. liyder. rein, Citizen of Paris, T. Ryan, Jr. Officer of tiie Gnnrd, Frank Sanger. Cuief Clerk in the Ministry ofPoiice, T. R* Bowers.

Da Mailey, Mr. Hayes. D'Enrees, Mr. Wilder. Antoine, Mr. lingers.

Louise and Henrietta, tho Two Orphans, Miss Georgia Langley and Miss Doil'e Pike.

Countess Diane do Liniores, Miss M. Newton. \lmenue, an Outcast, Miss Marie Stella.

La Froohard, Mother of Pierre and Jauqaey, Miss Amelia Harris. Sister Genevieve, Mulrou of Li Salpc-trieia, Miss Lizzie Maddern.

Julio, Miss Ida L?wis. Fiorette, Miss Liizie Frazer. Cora, Miss Wilder. Sister Thtrese, Miss Annie Boweis

Boart! of Health.

The Bo:trd of Health regret to state that hare aro two cases of small pox near the corner of Seventh and Poplar streets. As the cases cannot be removed, notification by a red liag has been made, and the community are advisad to recoguizo care and caution.

Parents are notified to li*V9 their children vaecinatod without furthor delay, and all attending public or private schools will be excluded unless ao pro. cected. Pure vacine coatler has been ordered, and a supply will bo in the hands of the physicians of the city to protect the citizens from this loathsome disease.

The Board of Health have deemed it most prudsut to state the facts as they exi3t, and respsctiully ask all citizsns to exercise care and prudonce to check the disease iu us beginning.

Dr, E. Read,

Du. W. M. STEVEX30N, Dr. W. II. Rcbisrts.

TUB

committee appointed by the

Hibernians for the introduction, reception and floor management on the occasion of their ball, on Wednesday evening, Docember 15th, speak vol umos (or the success that may bo expected.

Th«y an

printed elsewhere,

but are hore reproduced Reception Com.—Patrick Shaunon, John Morehead, Dennis Barrett, M. W. O'Connell and mie3 Walsh.

Introductory Com.—J. P. Brennun, W. P. Hajsgerty, Patrick Yickey, Martin O'Connell and P. O. Sullivan:

Floor Managers—Dauiei.Lynch, T. A. Anderson, P. J. Ryan, C. S. Cro^sin, Patrick Roach, J. D. Downey and J:ts. Ilrg in, Jno. Hag^erty.

1 h? fi- rman la?l.

The enteriaininent given last night by tho Terra Ilauto Hunters was as pleasant as conld bo desired. Two tableaux had been arranged one to represent the hunters iu tho field, and the othor their return to the csnip at night, heavy laden with tmo. Both were artistically carried out. A!t«rJhe regular meeting, the following officers w«ro elected to serve nsxt veut: President, H. B, Voge? Vice-President, Daniel Hirzel Secretajy William Drousikr Treasurer, D. D^bs Armorer, George Meyrs.

who appears

as Mordecai in the cantata, Either to-night the Chicago Times say?: The singing of Mr. W. H. Stanley,

here, was a most eujoyful feature the concert, and he rendered his principal number—Kuckeu's "Heaven Hath Shed a Tear."—(with vioii obligato, by Prof. DeClerque), in eau'iiful style. His voice is of unusul range, and very pure in its quality of tone, and he did full justice to his work, creating an excellent impression.

Y. 31. CI. A.

Tno meetings do not seem to have lost any in interest s-.iuce the departure of Messrs. Munhall and Walts. The sermon last evening was preached by Rov. Alexauder Slerrett. He was followed by Rev. W. W. Abbey. The meeting which was held in tho Congregational church was largely attended. About twenty persons are reported to have become converted on Sunday.

Took Jtali f.

Tbe Grand Jury pissed the following resolution before adjouruiug: R. solved, That the Grand Jury hereby notify all saloon keepers und thos® engaged' in retaiiins intoxicating liquor, iiatat the next sessi^nin January, 1876, the Grand Jury will make it a special business to inquire into, and indict all, and any person or persons who si all sell on Sunday, or ia any other way, iu violation of the l.*w.

Tun Lock port Masonic Lodg* has had an election of offioer3 rosulting cs follows J. M. Hull, Worshipful Master John Harkurss, Senior Warden William Foulke, Junior Warden J. Wallace, Secretarj Lewis NattkeimP,R. Treasurer Dr. C. W. Russell, Senior Deacon Frederick Shepherd, Junior Doacon and Charles Jackson, Tyler.

THEJournal

e8«

learns that "the Grand

•Tury adjourned yostorday, and returned 26 indictments, as follows Murder, 2 selling liquor on Sundav, 4 desecrating the Sabbath, «i malicious trespass, 4 perjury, 3 assault and battery, 2 grand larceny, 4 patit larceny, *4obtaining money under faise

Pretens-

A MAN presented himself at the depot, rnl inqn:.rd for Old im, with a particularly drawling voW. Ho was referred to G«o. McEwan, when it was ascertained that it was Mr. Oldham he wanted. "v*,

Ind Dec. 11.

G, the v/sarf, dreary winter is with U3 Hgaiu. The concert given by the Sunday

Merom communicates to tho busy world throug'i five newspaper correspondents.

G..A. Millar, who fractured his ankl!, is on crutches. Tlirre was a centennial spc-llii'g match at tne Bluff church, Wednesday evening. Also, a centeuni'l tea- party at tho college Friday evening, wnic'i WHS largely attended. Tho people throughout t.hi-* viftinitv «re defernvnto have money for centennial purp.s:«s and as tho Legislature won't give it to them, they resort to other means.

Mr. Griffith, an old citizen of Merom, is not expected to live. Ho has been a member of the order of Masons for over sixty years. Old age is the disease.

Mr?. Androw Wright, who resides in Illinois, oppo&ite Merom died yesterday. 'Tis no trouble for the bashful boys to find a posture when there areo}rster8 to pay lor, but look out when the tnon"doesn't have to come."

Students li»va an rpportunUy of spending their leisure hours in the new reading room. There is a fine library, audauoodly number of tbe 'eadiog periodicals. The

ed.

The recitative and aria, "If wi th all your Hearts," was rendered with better effect, more depth of feeling, and finer artistic finish, than has ever betore been given by any vocalist in St. Louis. In response to aloud and long continued encore, Mr. Stanley sang "Thou Shalt Break Them!" from the M~essiab.

KEAU1I/Y YOUR HOMES.

Tlie Fine Arts.

Four Beautiful Fine Oil Chromos, 7x9, and one 9x12, sent for 50 cents, and six, size 7x9, and six 9x12, sent for $1 or a full family Port Folio of 100 Oil and Gem Chromos, all desigus, very fine, ?2, Our Chromos are fac simi!e reproductions of the choicest works of the Great Mas ers, and pronoi^nced by Connoisseurs equal to tbe Original Oil Paintings. Our Scriptural Scenes, Landscapes, Rocky Mountsiu Scenes, Sea Views, Fruits and Flowers, Designs, &c., «ftc.. are meeting with great favor. 300 Decalcomania pictures 50 cents large mixed various kinds, $1, or 1,500 for $3.

Satisfaction guaranteed. Catalogue of useful articles sent on receipt of tamp. Addross, enclosing price, iu regis! ered letter or postoffice order, with a three cent stamp for return ol goods by mail. FELIX CLARE «fc CO., Dealers in Oil Cbromos, ifec., fcc., 224 East 113th street, N. Y.

Please state the oarno of the paper you saw this in.

ARARB CHANCE

For Cash Customers.

At the old stand, No. 79 Main street, Bannister will make up his liue, fancy English suiting*, that sold early in the season for §55, for §45. Also, a largo reduction in his fine fur Beaver ovr rcoats, and other piece goods. Now is the time for bargains, as we mean what wo tay. Call and se« for yourself.

TOYS! TOYS!

*'o. 22 Sonth Fourth Street, J. S. Hutmston is alive to th9 interest of the young folks. Go to his place and see what a fine display of Holiday Goods.

k, Re at!, anil Don't Forget. A large stoci of Fine Clothing, for MHII,

Boys aid Children will be Exposed lor sale at

RETAIL

WHOLESALE

prices, on Wednesday, Dec. 8th, in the fine store, now vacant,under the Opera House. A gentlemanly corps of salesmen will be in attendance, and will show goods with pleasure, whether parties wish to purchi'SO or not. all

Aid rich & Sofger

keep Leeches at their barber shop, corner of Filth and Main streets. Peoplo who get black eyes or bruises should make a note ol this.

LaFajeite ilullory,

try his coal.

Glycerols of Arnica

Curos Chapped Hands, and renders® rough skin soft and clear. Sold only hy Buntin & Armstrong, druggists corner Sixth and Main streets.

FIKEVUBS.

UandsGme Hats and Capital Caps. J. H. Douglass has the finest assortment of hat9, caps ar^l furs, in the city. His stock is the largest, and his prices most reasonable. Try him, and know his ways.

Take

Frazier's Root Bitters for the blood

Htttiieoi, the east end

bout maker 11s4 a none but tbe be#t stock, pajs attention strietly to business and turns ont all work exactly ubal agreed upon. Chve liim a call, Main street,jnst East of

is' JLlvery Stable.

Lmi-

S«j!

Don't you tfiink that room want new paper on it? Better have it done over now while yon can get it done for 15 cents a roll, by

Charley Feltus,

507 Ohio street, between Filth and Sixth. Mm-l»»nt Tailoring.

While ready made clothiers are raising such a hubbub over the respective merits of their goods,-J. C. Brennan, the Ohio street merchant tailor,wishes to state something which is a well recognized fact that no clothing is so cheap as that whivhjs tnaae to ordtr. It may cost a trifle inore at the start, but it lasts longer, fits better, looks better and i* in every way tbe cheapest, in the lone run.

Fri sh Meats.

J. F. Roedel is supplyioK the whole west end with the best quality, of Meat. Corner of First and Ohio streets. ,.

-Ufaml

CoTTimcitiial College, Dayton, O. Pl0£»st) send for circulars.

Rapp & Mrown's .-

brajul of Sea Foam Flour IsobtaihingS wide celebrity, and very^justly, too. for no better brand of flo.ur .a made the whole conntry.

Frfh Straw,

for filling bod-ti^s, at Mattress Fiictotory, on Fifth street, ..between Main »nd Cherry, just received. .Bed-tick* filled and delivered at 50 cents.

P. Eli

GAZETTE

PRESS

is furnish

notices of the talent of W.

II. Stanley leading man in the opera to-night are usually flattering, The foil, wing from the Sf. Louis Journal is a sample.

II© Not Forget

that the wintar is coming on and the season for out-sida repairs to your bouse, is fast drawing to a close. If your house needs painting, do not neglect the matter until it is too late. Patrick, Lapish & Leonard, the popular young firm of house paiuters, on Main street, between Eleventh and Twelfth, are always prepared to attend to all orders. "They are reliable and will do what they promise.

J^atlrisse* Ilouovated

and made oi"-- good as new at Hanley's Mattress Factory, on Fifth street, between Main and Cherry. Secono hand furniture, or goods of any kinc taken in paj-mcnt for work.

Absolute Ujvorecs Obtained from courts of diMc eut States for desertion, etc. No publicity required. Nc charge until divorce is granted.

Address,

W.'H. BANNISTER.

M. House,

Gulick & Berry,

wholesale agents for Frazier's Root Bitters, tho great blood remedy.

Blt-cs Coal

at 10 cents, at Merril & Whe-t's Ohio street Coal office.

Coal »iid Wood

orders left with J. R. Chambers, opposite the poatoffice, will receive prompt attention.

Try

Shesvmaker's "Liyht Loaf," and "May Q'leen" flour. It is the best in the market.

Block Coal

at 10 cents, at Morril & Wheat's 0!:io street Coal office.

$35,

MRS.

J. A

isrnmm wotetn

LAi-O.

Attorney,

194 Broadway, New York.

iteercbants,

Agents, and all persons, Male or Female, desiring respectable employment at fair compensation, should send for our Catalogue of Usefal Novelties, in demand every where. Sent on receipt of three cent stamp. Address Felix Clare Co., 224 East 113th street, New York.

TUS "BLUE FRONT" FOR SHOES

W. W. Byera* for Fine Stationery, Main street, near Sixth.

l)o You onr II?

You have a room that is papered with plain tint and it begins to look soiled. You can have the color renewed at about one-half the cost of new Paper by

CUAS.

FELTUS.

507 Ohio street.

j. J£X keeps a complcto assortment of Grocei ic-s, beside Fresh Meats. He has Jellies, Oysters, Canned Fruits, and Veg etables of every kind. He makes a speciality of Quoonsware, Glassware, Table and Pocket Cutler}'

Block oal

at 10 cents nt Merril fe Wheat's Ohio street Coal office.

Flue Cus&luit're Suils, equal to custom made, Ju&tivceiveti, by (be Baabru^l Clothier.

FUKS A IS!) GLOYES.

THE HEADQUARTERS FOR GENT'S HEAD GEAR, O HERWISE KNOWN AS SYKE3' HAT STORE, ON MAIN, SOUTH SIDE, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH, OFFERS EXTRA INDUCEMENTS FOR THE NEXT FEW WEEKS IN ALL GRADES AND STYLES OF FURS AND GLOVES. GENTLEMEN KNOW FROM EXPERIENCE HOW VERY ESSENTIAL IT IS TO HAVE DURABLE GLOVES, AND WILL NOT FAIL TO PATRONIZESYKES' HAT STORE TO GE THEM.

Alex.

will bo re^

duced to $30, at J. P. Brennan's, Ohio street Merchant Tailor.

Persoua

wanting day board will be accommodated at 703 Ohio street, third house east of Sevehth. Also, three furnished or unfurnished rooms for rent.

WOOD.

Bl"ck Coal pu

at 10 cents, at Merril & Wheat's Ohio street Coal office..

a card.

To alfwho are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss ol manhood, fec., I will send^a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE, Th great remedy was discovered by a missionary in SoutfcAmerica. Send self-addressed envelope to the

REV. JOSEPH

Uj-til

tbe first of January, Fine Cassimere Suits, usually sold for ?35, will be redocee to f30, at J. P. Brenrian's, Ohio street Merchant Tailrr.

U. Shftwmaker

has flo.ur of the best brands,also feed of all kinds. Has a particularly large and fine stcck of hay on band. New.i^

Try

Shawmaker's, Light Loaf," 'Iay Quoen" flour, the. market.

LIttiftf

DlbCuOK'i'Fort We also s.nl

wniT iTr u"ir (in »ri theNorthwe-t. It costs n« tMi to try the Llmi Machine,as we i» .v a-1 the e.ji ns-s, l-Ml A fUUAHl^ 3II!,AIJ UU if not accepted. Merchants, send fr D-^crip'tve Wi-culais, and lute Terms to C.*SH ^RIjN Nti- Purchase:?. Vi E W XV Jl Wi'fMNls Ff»li A«EN '-M.

Add^bS, J0)iN$UNf

Ohio

158

WA*

$1,500,000"

is the average mr.rtMy prnit est:mnted to be pnlri to h-'Mcrs «.f moMc privil' geB various backers in Wall *-i red. Toe house ol Messrs. Alexander Krotlilna-am & Co.. 12 Wall stieet. New Yr.r who pf-8-ssa w:.r!d-wide repuiaii -n i: their strict Integritv. i.ffnr to ser.d ur^inltoii«iy tor one ear their Finftacia' Weekly Report,.and a book explaining 'v Minns 'rann ten dollars to thousands may bo nves e(l.. Those who luvfiit U'"tt.-) huve the stm» advantage nsla'g:- operators, -'tsr.d fur iheir Weekly Button 1'ost Nlv. 12. Address

Frolhir.gham &C0.9 BANKERS aiiti BROKERS,

Opp Stoctr Eschane". 1 AVaH S^.., TT. Y.

the: old ,-

Fsglo. Iron

Peart

INMAN,

Station D. Bible House, New York City. In Siiivvi

CORK MEAL.- .A-.i ni.ya.

at Almey & Hartis' popular Bloomington Road Mills. ^5 ai

Works,

TE2ilS£E fcUTE,

.,: ,NUFACTUKE3 "7"

Steam Engines, Coal Shafts, Flour and Saw Mill Machinery, Bauk Cars, Hoad Scrapers,

Building Fronts, Cane Mills,

Various Patterns of -vuclng, School Furniture, &c., and having the IjrVRi-ilE^T AS^OBTMENT »F PATTERNS JN TfiE STATE, can giv* itn enstomers. tbe advantage of repairs without cost of patterns.

J. A. PARKEU& CO., I'roi-'rs.

,. .:,Gol MID

Viitil ,v t.:, ,,,

he first of January, Fine Cas9imere Suits, usually sold lor

'.Banks,

Free

The cnuses o( our Irrepressible flnauclal conflict. By M. It. I-'ILON THE GRAKGE8S. :'t'

or rhe Valuation

of Commodities for

Trade.

buy Tins

a Fair

NEARLY KEADY,

PriceO"ctnfs

MA5USC1SIPT JIA5DAL. JUST READY. Price 10 cents. THE AUff rtOH'S PC«l.lSlltSa CO, 27E0adl» ., Xcwlort.

stamp for new plan of publishing

and descriptive cat lojsue.

S- iSMITU.& -EC-KLBRj

BUi'C HE BS, and Jdealers in al' kind? of meats, No ohaap beef bought aud no botches mane in ratlins It np. Best of Lauds employed. Lo*r prices

Guaranteed.

Second strest, west »i!de. sonth ox Main.

BATHS, BATHS

If y.oW want to get' a nice, ci ^xn shave and agood,hot batu,go 'thd

O. I£. BAKBB» SIJOP, on Ohio slieet," ..between Fourtn and Firth

of Efetite.

Stock

J3j.

RI AL ESTATE AGEST, MMN .ST., BET FOURTFF.AISD FIFTH, o. 116, Up Stairs.

Dwelling

IIOUMS of all sizes and in

parts or" tnfi city, at

Also furini and garftens

Tnforma'iou cheerfu ly turnlshei.

and

It is tho best iu

BURNS BBOS.|

DEALERS TN

"Oj'Stl JE

|s K-?sA insIK jk.

ash i'r ico, $4:0.09.

Any pers.on wanting a. fir.-it-d iss

•ROXSINtt AM EAsTi.V .t!.sNA«E!

BhuMle Sawing -Muclilne wUl And it of ihiportanc*? to 9- •.(! io qs for Hi lutes'. 'IWnis to pure users, as w«- offV-r

MA.O'IIN^

ON ''Ul-L to ai:y put

LAKK & Ct., N141 Street, f'hicag^.

TO.,

I 1 3 A W I N & O O

MSKAfiERSI FOE THE SAI.E.

Also General Agents for the Vuriraled Decker Bros. Pianos,

WESR

Willi III I I

GEM PIANOS.

Ripley,

Piano

Yalley

FIBSTpjiEjniroi ar*

CINCINNATI EXPOSITION 1875.

Awarded for the PIA.^'0 made in the Best manKbip, Tune «!srt Finish. More that) 1,300 of them have been sold by u?, ana the demand is continually inc easing, Send for illustrated catalogue. Kverj Fla«o warranleil for five years,

0.,

Fourth.Street, Clisciiiiiati Ohio.,

II.

&00.,

RICHARDSON

JOBBPZKS AND DEALEKS

1 eens v/are, 01 ass ware,

Lamps, Etc.

rl KADQ.UA KTEHS FOR

vhaadffliers and Uar Fixtures *S.Countrjr Jobbing Trade Eollcited, and prices guaranteed ab lovi a-s any Genera Quennsware ll use.

MAIN STItEET,

Xo*th Hde, lietireenXhh'dam) Fourth

Carriages & Buggies

AT TRICES

AS LOW AS THE LOWEST

SPRING WAGONS a Specialty,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

^:WILDY & POTHS5,

THIRD STREET, BETWEEN OHIO ASD WALSC1

All work warranted first-class.*

BOOK I-0RJHE MILLION.

Mosaiasel MiSKSs-S'S u:.i-ry, on the physiological

Gmd

end

MIMUL

much that

Is not

pubMshcfl in env clh«r vorV. Seat to any 0^0 c/rcc of pn«:ta«) fcr Fiftr Cent*. Aikhssn lr. UutrV DU --uaary, jN'o. 12X.Kighth «tre«t, S&. Louis, Mo.

Noiice to tho Afflicted and Unfortunate.

Before npplrins to tho notorious qu&elcs who advertise in public 1 or u^mtr n'iy q-.s:i-k remedies. t»prj*e Dr. Buus* work, no matter trh:»t your disease is or how deplor. tb!e vour condition.

Dr" occu iei» double hos.« of twenty-sewa rooms fa indorsed by sonic of the r. ot eolobrated medical profescora of this country and KumjH*. r.r.il con be con^u'ted per•enally or by xuuil, on the di^T.r :nenMoscd his vr.rXs. C/Bce nnr' pnrtord,

12 North eircci, between

BR. J. BRYAEJ CONSTTLTIXG PHYSICIAN OP THE

sal

SSxgicil MMj,

147 East Fifteenth St., New York. Guarantees tho most Scientific Treatment and Speedy and Permanent Cure in all cases so advised. His specialty for thirty years has been tho. treatment of,

DISEASES OE MEN. Every Chronic disease is treated, bnt special attcn* tion is given by him to Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Generative System, Blight's Disease, Diabetes, Seminal Weakness, Nervone debility, Ini potency, Stricture, and all diseases of a private nature, and all who nro suffering are requested to Bend particulars of their condition, when a candid opinion be given, the probability of a cure, the time required and the expense.

Alt Correspondence strictly Confidential. The Medical Fee* nre moderate to all, and Especially to the Poor.

The utmost reliancc may be placcd in the treatment adopted, for SPECIAL REMEDIES FOR SPECIAL DISEASES ate employed, that havo never failed in effecting cures, and which have been used many years with satisfactory results, and are therefore reliable, and if a full statement of the symptoms is given, remedies can be sent by mail or express for a full course at one time, without the necessity of an- interviewexceptin extreme ojses.

Mebcdby, and all other poisonous draffs-that injure the system, tare never wed in this Institute.

"Tio SI017 ol

a Yoaagliinlainhii Strregth,"

And he who has obtained this gtaty, best fnlfllfc Lis manhood. Dr. BRYAN is tho author of a series of essays, on the subject, as follows, which every man shouldread: ...

Oath»8«g«tetioaef Aacrfew tontL .. 3n Sissase, ths routes ef a Tfemnal Wctc. Oa Bytftu, PoodSwatSab, Sealtk, ie, Oa awale, Halignaat, Oigalo aal.othor fiistans. These lectures are of nntold value, to every man, bnt more especially to those who are already afiVTctcd with Organic Disease, Physical Derangement of the System, toss of Vital Force, Nervous Debility, or who are weakaod not aware of thepecise nature of their disease, andffho desire the. best information on the rabject.' The vrinine isillnstrated with en cravings and will-be sent onreceipt of TWisNTYFfVB CENTS. Address j. bryan, m. 147 E. 13th 8U, New Tori

R&T.TONICELIXIR& LIQUID EXTRACTOF BEEF

CONTAINS BEEF JUICE.TONICS& MILD CATHARTICS & IS AN IMPRO. VEMENT ON LIEBICS EXTRACT.

Ext. Canals. (Sir Francia Ba

»ij SI. S 1. 1J 3 i. S 1.

.ndolph'iprocess.)

Prot .Oxalate Iron, Alkaloids of Cinchona, Pepsin Baccharated, Ext.. Diosma Deod. Bhei [lurk,]

all

the'cheapest

trices.

-toieell

or trade.

iTHIS MEDICINE IS-PRESCRIBED BY •PHYSICIANS FORTHE CURE OF INDIGEST flN CONSTIPATION,DYSPEPSIA,, HEADACHE PILES FEMALE CHILDREN. BLADDER CTQViACH KIDNEY HVER &• BLOOi) 0ISE^SES.L0 5?S OF APPETITE^' CENEF AL rROSTRA"1"!IN OP THE NERVOUS, SYSTEM S':t25

F3R SALE

fJU

it OlJi.^HT aud FKOOl'CE.

SouMeast ccr. Third and WaluDtsU

I DEALr-R^-

RICHARDSON &TULUDCE PROP'^-.J I C- r-i -TJ- I O

y: *,vrrwWANTKl' EVERYWr ERE AUENT»Samples -free. Address S. VALLECO, Box, 3814

Sf9W

York.

BUSIilESS CABSS.

xSi aEXtT

Til,* WORRO. Devirai Freeland. dealers ip^li klr-dB ha-d eut fllti" onrt nlea 6V all kJud*, Kr'Sh and Mulbtriro stteeVf, T«ie Hautel Idf.lina.

OU flies and raiS rcMiutand warrhnVwl evnai to ne^*. Wepa ove^a on alllr? d^is frem ihecouniy byeiprtsi

TE»£"aiK HAUTE

Cement Pip-

& ^OU©

Co,

NU i'"ACTiT «ERS OF

Artificial

Stone.

ah power pressed hydraulic

Cei::ent ]rain and Stwer Pipe. A 'KO hoiue (iltnMiiesr.f difierentarchltflctural clefigi.F, in^luUinjj window caps, si Do key stones, water tables, etc Bldewalk* laid In p'ect or b!ockg. Filterer* lor cisterns, stej.plug bloclts, coi Inir. posts etc. Office on Ohio-tree', near Hlxth,

P. McArthur,

TAILOR AND (UTTER, F:f(h M., het. I

bnrj ar.d

Mulberry

Bny your cloth aud have your Milts cat and marie In the finest Btjleat a savingot 25 per cent, by patronizing Ale Arthur.

BODSACVIBE, House, Si{,n ano Ornamental A I N E Little Red Front, corncr of Eighth and

Main streets, 'i'erre Haute, In J.

1iEA JA}1L\ UOOEBH,

AKCHITE CT.

Plans and Specifications on both pnbllo and private buildlKBS furnished In the best style, on -bort uotlce.

Office, No. 7 beach's Block.

i)r. Leon J. Willien, OFFICK AND RESIDENCE, Eagle blreet, bet. Sixth and Seventy

Fonrth houee from 8ev«ntb.

OIIM & AUFDERIIA.LLE

Vine and Second b(*.« Dealers In all kinds of

m. E JL. Si FKESHANDCURKD. Call and see them. EAST END SALOON.

Hie new

i-ivs and r«velatipo9 of

ti.*: .^o.-cun! system. Titb tfaa

Ktc«t !-scovcr!o:i in i: scicnc? of rt-i'roduouoa, preserving h-i Tiiia is a Intcrs^tin-j Trcrk of two hundred ona sixty

M'itli cngrnvio-^, aad contains valnable u»forra.iiici» for those xrho married or contemplate mar* tiascs fctM it ij a tliut ought to be kept under IOC* and kev, and not left uretcssly al but the hoos«.

mulns the e^per:enea ac 1 advice of a physician whn -e reput:iti«n is \rcrM*wide» und should ba

thepri"

vate draver of every male and female throughout the entir* £lobe. Jt embrace* ever.rtlilnr on tho pufy'ect of the pener* dtive system that {3 worth knowing,

drlnKlng noua^ of

DAYID PHILLIPS Is replete with all modern corpulences. The best of treatment,the best liquors and a pleasa: hospitality can always be had at this place. NORTH?}A8T COB. NINTH AND MAIN

JKSSXK RCBBBTF-'ON. A. J. WATBO*

liO»EKT.SOJV & WATSON, Contract

org

for Job lirlr.k Work.

l'iosterlii^ C^t/ rn UuilJIn? and Calclmiolitf.

All

work guaranteed. Arturess, Robert-: pon & Watsoij, P. O. Box 1,2^1, Terre Haute, Ind.

NEW STOVE STORE.

STOYES OF ALL STYLES.

I^arlor, Cook —AND—

OFFICE STOVES A Large Assortment and Low Prloes,at

G. HEIM'S 7 North Fourth St.. Cool's bn lid lag

BABBEli SHOP.

CALEB J. THOHPE,

Succcssor to Rodercs Fr thcrs, on Fourth street., between Main anu Ohio. He solllts sham cf tbe pnhiic j-etu lioge.

PAINTER. HOUSE AMI SlliJi PAIMIS«.

GraiiJin ^laeii.g, al: bninclH'B of ah painter's btiH:utss ill be ».tt«iit-.fci with p'ouiptneKS and d.spiitch. Ninth street uear Chestnut.

Ptt'iUR lilXSS&tO.

Make a »penlat?y or

'U I

0H8ESIJOEIxS

They wilt guarautee to cure by Bhoelr.n corns,"bruised hoe'ls, quarter cra»ks, ho.:bouud, (.ontraction of ihe heel,ovtrr-reach-: ed, forging uud lnteriVirmy. All other branciifs of ueuuiue

BLA(li^MITJUINCjl properly and promptly attended to. West side of Third Smith of Walnut street,

JOSEPH ElCHARDSOti, M. 1.

Office ou OhioHt., bet. Third aud V- nrt.l

TERRS HA.OTE,INDIANA.

KOhEUI' VAN VALZAli,

-IXHSPCXIST,

OFFICE IK OP13KA HODSb TF.RRE HArTE, IJfMANA.

LOUIS DlttillsHKt, (euccessor to Gelger Dreusicke,

locksmith, Bell-Hanger, an Stencil Cutler. fiT

SDecial attention paid to putting

.\^eaRin" Tubes 1

he same sold at

WKey«Hwholemie1 and

promptly

'retail?' Repaluug

attended to.

N I S

,::r

office, I iy Mftln Street Oversale's old

oonUctHaery staif

CLABIUUE, THE

DYtiU,

Sconn Thoronghlj, By c« Handsomely.' ..

IlnixkieM ItesutlftjUJ

WALNUT STBEEI. between Third and Fourth. South rid*