Terre Haute Evening Gazette, Volume 6, Number 168, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 December 1875 — Page 2

LOST,

LOST—At,

MirlcatHall, lftBt Frldav night,

qn tho occaclcn of thalieJ Man a Bh1!, lUa-pendant or a rokl ear-rlDg. The Under will be Ubsrally rewarded by ratUTnint, the same to the office of the City Clerk, on Oh,lo street.

LOST—A

whito pointer do with liver

colored spot?, had a, chain collar on whan lost. He answers to t.^a name of Ned, Finder will please ret tun to C. li. Foitus, northeast corner ol Third find Park streets, and receive re ward.

WAZITm

~\A7AF'RED— A. good wjrit^waahsr to call at tJ» GAZETTE o'lHee to-mcriow morning early and get a good job of whitewashing.

WANTED—Girl

WAbusiness

WANTED-Everybodyv'-rcparod

WANTED—A

FOE BENT OB SALS.

T^')Tt RENT Oft SALE—A goDr! house of «cod ort-mi-

_t? rooms, suitable for boardin out buildings, e(c Apily on tlm ses, on Ohio, between Firjt and tr«otsu xcciCTWJsapnjL.'vn ywii—igawaww——

The

DAILY

to do general houso-

work. Apply to Grimes & lloyse, •"-o. 2 South Fifth street.

tj.r ANTED—A good-girl to oook and do V? general house work. 'Apply at 218 South Seventh btrc-at, between wainut and Poplar.

NTBD—A youug man to ,hin the Advertiser, in a highly paving traveling that, pay.-) Siit'Q per a:ar. !i. Oaultal rtqulved only Call a' No. JCi North Third street.

WANTED-Girl,

iiinmd iut ly, at north

east corner ol Mnlbery and Third streets. A. J. ROBINSON

\\T A N'i'ED—Good W at tills oitice.

to know

Mrs*. C. A. Beard i* to rank boys suits. Work promptly done and satisfaction guaranteed. Prices very cheap. Call at the soutQWC3t corner cl Third and Swan streets.

ANTED—Board by a gentleman lu a private family who need a piano and are witling to let the board apply towards paying lor same. Th»- place must be centrally located. Address, stating terms aud oc&llty, Postofficc box 1902, city.

•WST A "WSP Bf'ini Agents for tlia best Ja.151 il jKamJF celling Prize Packages in the world. Single pnokege, with elegant prize, postpaid, 25 cents. For other novelties send stamp. Address, F. 1*. GLUCK, New Bedford, Mass.

WANTED—Everybody

FOB SALS.

|?OR SALE— Buggy for sale cheap, at Jp ICussner's, No. -18 Ohio street.

SALE—A merchant, mill wiih three run of buns. Is In a g^od wheat com.try. For farticulnrs address, A. *. Halteman, 1011 Jiwkson stieet, St. Louis, Mo.

£7011 SALE—A Wheeler & Wilson yewHj iuu Machine, almost new and lately put in perfect order an-i as good es new, li will be sold at a baigaln. For prrticuJars nquIre at. this olOce.

TIIK

purchaser for a Wheeler A

Wilson Bcwiug Machine It is a bar. gain. Inquire at this office.

t\T ANTED—Two gentlemen can obtain Vy first-class board, in private family, applying at No. 43 South F.'fth street.

lirAKTOD-A GENERAL AGENT—For V? the New .family unit No. 0 and No. 7 Rotary-Hook, .Lock-Stitch Wheeier & Wilson Hewing Macnines. A good chance lor t-ho right man. For terms, Ac., apply to J. T. Grayson, at Terre Haute Mouse.

J3UICK POMEKOY

THE

to know that

Itrnnker'd Carminative Balsam is in "i!!:0:e lor dianv-ai, llux, pain or congestion of the stomach, or cholera morbm, children's teething ch~lic, hiccups, summer i' in plaint, or cholera infantum, Cures without, debilitating after all other remedies fail. Pleasant and sate to tatte, •Inquire tor) tat your druaets:'s.

Second

FOB THAD3,

TKADB-Somo tow a propert.v ip

FOR

Coffee.vilie, Montgomery county, Kan nas. It is a siore h.iuse and dwelling «use. It, is valuable and clear of incumbrance. Will be traded for property here in Torre ante.

MKy. MATTIE A. MCM0NI3LE,

Sixth liouse east, of Sixth (No. 76), south side of Cbostnut street. w-nvtsmra

FOB

TtWT,

r'Oit JiBNT—Dwelling house. West side of Fifth street, second bouse south of Locust ei^tit looms, well, cistern, &o. Kent leasonuble. lcquiro at the Ht. •iiftilea Hotel. t~*OR ItENT—2 7 octaves rosewood planp call soou at tlie Palace of Music, 48 Ohio lirtet.

saAUI'Si

EBusiness Directory.

'ill Karaos and Location ol' tht Loiirtius Businoss Houses oi Terre Haute.

ear-Parties Visiting Terro Kaute will li-v-ell to cut this out ana carry it with then, tor reference. We editorially guaranve .that this list is composed only ol the mos responsible, reliable and first-class house

ARCHITECTS.

Benjamin Rogers, 7 Btach's Block. CROCKS-AY. YliCO. 825 Main.

CHINA, GLASS AND QUEKNSWAHE. H. S..KiftowMlsou, Main, bet. 3d and -it UHUQGISTS. iZtintln & Armstrong, Main and em.

WHOLESALE BIIUOGISTS.

CiuSiLU A ltcrry, Corner 4th aud Main FURNITURE BKALEES. F. Ooetss, IS9 Main, bet. 6th aud 7th.

GROCERS—RETAIL.

phliilp Sichraerter, S E cor 3d & Mulb'y .N E cor First and Ohio. IIAIK GOODS. E. 11. XEoMsmore Co.« 507 Ohio stree t.

INSURANCE AGENTS

Wlinvton, Kiddle A Co.,Main and MKAT MA UK JITS. J. F. llnpp. 175 Msln. I.. 8et-bnr«rcr,4th street market.

MILLINERY.

?5. A. Rttritlon, 182 Main street. OPTICIANS. Cal* ThoniRS, Houth Fourth, ntar Ohio.

PRODUCE AND COMMISSION.

A. P. tee Bro., cor. Gth aud Ohio. SADDLES HARNESS TRUNKS AND VALISES ptilip KBISCI,Sside of Main near 9th.

Rr -r In flYf We want Agents Money In I* I who are good workers in every County in the United States to e:i

Tho Only Complete Safety Lamp made. Good men can make $50U0 A WERIi.

Secure territory at once by writing tc MNHLLI*' SITING* "O R-2 LATENT.

Wold ana Five isanks, '^he causes ol our Irrepressible financial conflict. ByM.R.PILON.

THE €!B1KG£R».

or rlio aluation of Commodities for-a Fair irnuo. NEARLY READY, Price 50 cents MAKXJSCRIPT MODAL. I.

JLST RFADY. Pricc 10 ccTits. TKiE VDni.IHSf.3DrO CO, -*b »-1 v-.—

Ml., Sicw York.

$15 10 $20 SON it, Co., Fortlaud, UaSS.

*v^-

BTD"

nsctic.

WM, CA BA.LL & CO,, Prop're w,tf. c, jftAfc.fr,. ,... space SR r. BALL.

OjHco, South Fifth treet, near Maiu

O* «i IS* la nublinhsd ever?

afurnocu, Sunday, and sold by the carriers at SOc per fortnight. By mall $8.00 per year $4.04) lor 8 months fcJ.OO for 8 m-nihs, The WEEKLY UASETTK Is issued every

Thursday, and contains all the best mattar of the six daily issues. The WEJTICLT UASETTS is tho largest paper printed in R* IT I I I.i FNRRR.

paid for in advance, No paper discontinued until all tho arrearages are paid, unless at the.option ol the proprietors. A failure to notify a discontinuance at tbe end of the yearyrili b3 considered a ntvr engagement. l^™-n.RA,,L.tco.

GAZETTE, Tone Haute, liul

Tuesday Evening, Dec. 28, 1875.

5 Pool HEN BY CLEWS has received a full discharge from bankruptcy.

I grievus the

GAZKTTR

o^k. Apply lit oice discover the discontent with which the preseut management of the luibat dianapelis ,Sentinel views cess M. Kerr.

greatly to

the sue-

winked Journal, of Indianapo

lis, amuses itself by publishing what it calls "Gems «f Rhetoric," the same being extracts from the editorial columus of the Sentinel.

is to start a daily

paper iu Chicago. It will advocate soft money aud repudiation. Brick it will be remembered failed, recently his liabilities being forty thousand dollars and assets nothing. Of course. Brick will advocate soft money and repudiation.

White House will not be op

en on New Years day for callers. It is understood that this is a delicate compliment on the part of His Excellent, to General Babcock, who ha? had his feeliugs very grossly wound ed by the vulgar Grand Jnry of St. Louis. I is sad.

BISHOP HAVENS

THE

is evidently in

tending to take the lecture field, and Is trying to advertise himself after the heroic method of Theodore Tilton. It is a pity that a hopeful lec* turer has to make an adjective fool of himself before he can draw a crowd in this country. Come on, Bishop, put the price of the tickets low, and everybody will want to see if you are really as big a fool as .you try to prove yourself.

New York Herald sheds hit

ter tears over the reflection that there was no Daily Herald in Rome or Evening Telegram in Jerusalem at the time of Christ's birch, to record this interesting event. A nice mess of it some young Bohemian would have made iu one of the Herald's sensational report.

The world will not weep with the Herald. It will rest content with the apostolic record of the event.

IF Bishop Havens would epeud less time in praying for a third term for Grant, and more that he might keep his hands from picking and stealing and his family if not himself oat of whisky rings, there would be some hope that he might accomplish something for his iriend. A first term in a place—uot Washington— where Bishop Havens by uo great stretch of the imagination might be supposed to be a doorkeeper, ought to exercise him more than a third term iu the Presidency. There is no small danger that our worthy—by 1 which we mean unworthy—President will lose all chance for the former in an unrighteous and fraudulent race after the latter. Is it possible that

Bishop Havens thinks things temporal, are more important than matters eternal.

Secrotar/ Iiristotr aad Crooked Whisky, Of all the absurd canards ever foisted on the American people the most ridiculous is the late attempt of the Chicago Inter-Oceau to im plicate Secretary Bristow iu the whisky frauds and convict him of defrauding the revenue. All over aud through its voluminous mass of pretended testimony on the subject are evidences of crooked truth, of wild assertions which never paid tribute to truth, and of a general rer klessness which ought to get tlie I.*0. into deep water.

It does not take much research to discover the animating cause of the I.-O's animosity to Secretary Bristow. A few brief months ago a leading editorial writer for the InterOcean, and most likely a proprietor in that establishment, was the holder of a Government office in the Revenue Department and under Secretary Bristow. Our redoubtable Secretary, who has done yeoman's service in his brief season of office, to clean out the Augean stables of our Treasury Department, befouled by his predecessors, found the In!erOcean man grossly incompetent, and either conniving at or premittiug frauds to be perpetrated on the revenue in hiB district. He did just what he .ought to have done, aud decapitated the guilty party. At once the Inter«Ocean was wroth. It has been sedulously since nursiug its wrath to keep it warm, and now comes out with this "cock and bull story" about Secretary Bristow be-Ing'a-member of the whisky ring, Whqp% the Lord will destroy, it is said, he first makes mad. What especial connection the Lord has with the Int\eV»0?eMi It is difficult to say,

but it is very evident that the man" agtment of that paper has entirely lost its reason. If Secretary Bristow Is or was r. member of the vrhisky rin?, it is sincerely to be hoped that lie will make ail haste to join the next one, and the next one after that and each successive ring r.a quickly it is formed, and thou proceed to smash them in suxjacftMon uod effectually as he has thh huit owe, the member:-of whicharo cither fugitives upon th frtoo of tho earth, or look out upou the aunit, though the grates of a prison.

It is greatly to bo iv^roMod of course that Mr. Hrlftow hail m»t shaped hlt course to suit (he fast Id ious gentlemen of tho Inter-OcwMii, but it istv Houroo of ulneoro oongraiu hit ion to tho country nt large that MO elf au-handed, so fearletM, no thnrough, aud so iinonmpromlsln- a reforinei1 aw Steretary Hrlst.nv has been enabled to take a ceat. In Grant's Cabnet, antl hurl his thun-der-bolts at the revonuo thieves.

Ci iuit'H aud t'asualtie I. SMART DUTKCTIVK.

Si. Louis, Dee. 27.—Doteelivo i'.\ell bought a lottery ticket, to-day in tno ollicoof W. II.'Koihehild, then arrested iiim for selling tho ticket. Tho accused was admitted to bail, and tho ca.-o was set for the !!0ih inst. Tlie purpose is to lest tko Coustitutionality of the recent order of the Board of Police Comn-issioners to arrest all vendors ot lottery tickets, and the ease will be carried to a higher court-.

TI1K ".NATIONAL GAME."

New Orleans, Dec. 27.—Tho following has been received in answer to a tnlogram of yustHrday, making inquiry about Marshal Young: l?iyou Sara, Df-c. 27.—S. B. Packard,

S. Marshal, New Orleans: A. L. Young, Deputy Marsh*], and another man were kidnapped about one o'clock on tho morning oi the 25th of December, at the Henrietta Hotel. Tho bluod oi the colored people ilowed freely in town regulators are in force merchants were disturbed in their business. United States troops aro wanted, as life and property are unsafe. [Signed,] P. A. G. KAUFMAN,

Sberitl.

The above telegram is given for what it is worth. No confirmation of any disturbance at Bayou Sara. Marshal Young arrived here to-day to find his prisoner, Postmaster Uullaghan, of Louisiana, in the parish prison, where ha came of his owu accord. lie disclaims any knowledge of tho parties iu masks who captured Marshal Young and himself, subsequently letting both go-

DID THEY OLT DID THEY NOT. Ulica, Dec. 27,—A short time ago Lodecie Fredenburg, and Albarfc Fredenburg, her son, were condemed to be executed at Herkimer. Dec. 31st, for tho murder of Orto Davis, an aged cripple, in the town of Gray, Herki n.er couni-y, last summer, They were convited ou the evidence of Mary Davin, a young married daughter oi Alb9rt Fredonburg, and the daughter-ii-law of tho victim, and she confess ed accompliance. For some weeks past the couusul assigned the condem ed has made application in vain for atay of aontouce. The Herald of to morrow will contain a coniession of tiio girl Mary Davis ihat she testifie falsely nn the trial that she aDd her grandmother committed the murder, and her father had nothing to do witu it. Albert has written a letter lo her declaring iiis innocence, and intimating that Frauklin Davis, husband of bin daughter and son .of lho victim, was concerned in this and other morders- It is believed that the old woman Ledecia Gredenburg is irresponsible, aud that her sentence will be commuted, on tho recommendation of experts.

AN UNHEARD OF CHIME.

St. Paul, Minu., Dec. 27.—On Saturday the United States Marshal arrested Jonah T. Brown, liquor dealer, at Minneapolis, and seized his stock for neglecting to make returns and pay the special tax as rectifier of distilled spirits. Tho oftense is punishable by the forfeiture of the stock, which is said to be worth §35.000. It is alleged that Mr. Brown has been engaged in preparing and selling what is known as compounded liquors.

LET 'EM DOWN EASY.

Chicago, Dec, 27.—T ie Times has informution that District Attorney Bangs has received instructions from Washington to allow ail parties under indictment for defraudiug the revenae to plead guilty and insure their immunitv from sentence to the penitentiary.

A Man li'lko Kni»w« IIow To Xslraci Golil. San Francisco, Dec, 27.—R, M, Frser, ioventir of a new process for reducing rifracted ofes, which has attracted great interest on the coast recently, has been in the city during the past week. Mining men and capitalists have besieged him during his stay for information concerning the process, and with business propositions. Tiie process if dee get of the greatest importance to the mining in* lerests of the Pacifie Cost, aud the impression in general that it will do all that is claimed for it, namely, extract all yrecious metals contained in most refractory ores. Fryer left for Grass Valley to day, Where his porcess is being practically used

News from San Diego says the report that there is a revolution at 5au Rafael, Lower California is a canard.

Pare Water fur Buffalo.

Buffalo, N. Y., Dec. 27 —The water commissoners to-day announced to the Common Council, that at three o'clock this morning the new tunnel, extending under the Niaga ra river about 11,000 feet, was connected with the inlet pier, at its ex tremity, and that Buffalo was being supplied with pure water from beyond that portion of the river'made impure by the dredging aud survey which are turned into it.

Ilia Old

lends.

Evansville, Dec. 27.—Col. John W. Foster,' Minister to Mexico,was tendered a grand banquet and reception at the St. George hotel to-night. This being his fornitir home, ins boan cordiallv received. About 250 guests wer8 piesent, toahia and responses being numerous and well appreciated. He loaves to-morrow -or Mexico.

Dramatic.

New York, Dec. 27.—Another Shakspearean revival began to-night by the re-prodliction of Julius Croaar, at Booth's theatre,to a crowded audience, and with'Xawrence.Barrett, E. L. Davenport and F. C. Baxms in the c.-st.

Suspicion of Wo-k.

Philadelphia, Dee. -27.—It is understood the leading coal companies in the Wyointeg HTegloii have agreed upon a total suspension for a mouth, tdtake effect the last of this month.

HEECHRIi,

HE IS 'iO BE INVESTIGATED TTTO C0NGREW 'tTI0NAF 101! OILS.

noro'ior JInliiw ft rind Aumresi It(8 rh iHt« M«rt! If Will iMnll lilalit.

SOW Y.Ill-, iif:—'Til? kiiajijcSS tttopi tiijf of ihd £i,ypiriUii tv*** int'giiy fii|pijiio-i, 'l im

Fit to I' i'paif I 1 6 /Vfro, fjhiiiU'jH aiu| rsU', fJji aj iii4u fu]i»(Weii ?ri(-h pi!'l of tho ^xmh!inMi| ilttnron mid (i|tiy li"f 1«)» IllMtiiln ill Ilia fi 1 VV111 P«il»l l.lMMt

Honcil vnil, 'j'jirtl hlo i.iiiti elf ttt-ifmlha tt tin of i\|I3, liyin/na C, Km inc tint oiil of inti(• M'I f'tiithiJI Id hi I vino lli jti nini||-,ji n||ii Mjtj, ni) |, iii lipilll I lio two 11li'icll11IIri KI| Inn 111 INI ,y lid' til lior I nnnii i|,i ||i ii in iif l)--o. '.IfVl.li, ll7!, which III(I IN IIMI FI.ILLIIVVIMJ woch

Tho iHlli"ll (if II, (I Ml I fit IN Hit* Irolil iln IHOIHI 111 rililji, ua II. did- fH'i) |IM it-ii,- oim lot' tl|id valid "lid Hli/llclnnt? My UOIIIHI in iihjUlnlng no long from l-hn «nt*vMild piw.rummilM ol tln churoli wIt I Iii I did not wlnh to bo withdrawn Irnin tin MiihorMhlp— worn my ri'tiNiiiii) for llnu valid and fsnlliciotil

Ui-Nolvod, Tim I a n|ioi-i il coinmlll of live Ijo iippoit.h i!

Hut uiodorator

who ahull IIHVO pow-m the nanio and on hchnltol hla church to prepare and HHUO loiters IUIHJIIVO lor tho calling of I tbo mutual council thoroby aHHontoil to, and that tho coiiiiiiltloo arc diroctod to moot, as such limn and placo tomorrow evening tiH shall ho designated by tho Chairman of lho committee, and tho clerk of the church Is hereby directed to notify Mrs. Moultod forthwith of tho time and place of such meeting, and to invito hor to bo present in person, or o.y hor representative for tho purpose of drawing up and signing tho proper letter missive.

Resolved, That tho said commtitteo aro hereby fully authorized and directed to select the churcix-s and ministers to bo convened in mutual council, to tho number heretofore specified by Moulton, and to issuo tho letters missive to a number of churches and ministers to bo named by Mrs. Moultoin, and they aro further directed to appoint tbo in oting of tho said council for the earliest practicable day.

Resolved, That the clerk of this church is hereby instructed to forward a copy of these resolutions immediately, to Mr. and Mrs. Moulton. This was adopted, and tho Rev. Henry Ward Beechtr cll'ercd tho following resolution:

Rosolved, That tho committee of seven appointed to call an advisory council in tho name of this church, are hereby instructed to fix the day for the assembling of that council at one week after tho assembling of the mutual council, in which this church has agreed to unite.

Some discussion was had on the resolution, following whit Mr. Beecber arose and with evident feeling and reluctance at addressing so small a number, said it might seem strange the church should spend so much time in writing letteis to a l*dy. He wished to say in regard to tho matter, that it was done for the purpose of removing from tho church the imputations which have been cast upon it by enemits. People said that they carried on a course which was oppressive to the members. The church has always attempted to act as a household, and even in disciplining the members this had been done. It had uot actorl as. a legislative or executive body. When affection can do no more, the church must do what it can towards properlv disciplining its members, and for this reason Emma C. Moulton had been dropped fiotn the rolls, her rights having been looked upon as just as sacred ua'lhosa of any otjjer person. They knew that the power by which she was being impelled was concealed behind her. They were aware that this was an unscrupulous power and on that had wtitched every opportunity to injure the church. These were the reasons that so much care and attention had been given to the matter.

In re«ard to the advisory council ho desimfto state that the church called it because the time had come when it intended to take matters iu its own hands. The speaker referred at somo length to former councils, and said tbat they had been taught by experience that every opportunity to injure the church would be taken, and that jealously followed up, and they had decided to cl?ar it of the many imputations heaped upon it. They would turn thoir book inside out, and would answer any and all questions that might be put to them by mortal man. Ho declared it a shame tbat the community should have been so annoyed and families injure^ for no justifiable reasons whatever, but because of the ill-felling of these persons. AH tie church wanted was the liberty to pursue its own business, and nothing more. He wanted a Mutual Council on these questions of Mrs. Moulton's, that was not afrnid to meet her iu hor relation to them. This advisory council called by Plymouth church wa3 not intended to be a mere handful. They were going to have one that would make an impression on the minds of the publicbut it could not conirole "the Mutual Council.

During hi3 address, which was very spirited, Beecber was frequently appended."

Tho resolution was adopted unanimously,as was the following offered by Shearman:

Resolved, That the special committee ot seven, heretofore authorized to cill an advisory council, be empowered to amend the letter or missive, by makidg whatever changes they may deem necessary, and by limiting, if they see fit, the scope of questions to the affairs of this church.

A committee of five, composed of tho following was then appointed to call a mutual council: Rev. Edward Beecher, D. D. Rossiter, W. Raymond and T. .7. Tilney.

The meeting then adjourned until next Tuesday evening.

The Battle of Trenton.

accident.

LADIES'UNDERWEAR 75 CENTS PER SUIT, CORSETS 25 CEFTS CENT STORE FOR BARGAINS.

AMUSEMENTS.

O S E

MI.I,

X. A. HALL

Jia iho honor to announco tbat his Grand Com til nation of dlfttlngnMieb dramatic ftjLiftt*, numbering over TlilKTY, will appear for two even in KH enly, Hominy & Tuesday, D«c, 27 & 28

'ilj KHIm Ufvjt) nit v\*y,in U'/ti j»»it0, of tl

-IJ5D AWTIiAY,55 IM evfeecRK ot a» ft'itlro fo»son Jn London nn i'tirl*.

TIJKHIAY

fi I, 7,h'fi O' P.M., will bo priMfcutcd tho diarim, L10D AHTltAY.

FIRST ANNUAL BALL

-OK THPJ-

PiMirhi (it.y Lodge No. 3,

A. O. U. W.

Will be given on

Friday Evening, December SI,

\T-

DOWLING IX

FLOOR MANAGERS—f#a:nuel Reeves, S. a Suuyd, J. W. Watt, F. MorgaD, A. G. Robinson and Richard Housnian* A IS S I O N $ 1 0 0

SPECIAL NOTICES,

M'ANHOOOImprudence,causingliaving

KiC-i'i oRtD.-A victim

youthful pruma t-ure decay, nervous debiliLy, etc., tried In vain evorv known remeiy, hai tound a simple self-cure, wlilct-i be will siud f:ee to his feliow-sutlerers. Adt' J. H. REEVES. 78 Nassau St., New Yoiu.

Married Ladies age sen'i^ stamp for confidential circular, great value. Dr.H. G. FARR, 0 E. Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind. ffHEJSKW UOKUl roKBIJll'I'I'Bfc A meat Important Invention. Sold by Thi Elastic Truss Co., No. Broadway, N. City. It retains Rupture abeolutoiy it ease and com'ort, night and day, atal. tiiiie3, puti under all circumstances, without any exception wbateverin any case, and should never bo takon oil during uir short time requisite t-» etiect a permanent care. Sent by mail. Circulars free. Any Druggist er Physician will order t!-:ls new Truss for you without charge.

Obstacles to Marriage.

Banpy Belief for TOSUIK Men I the ejects of Errors and Abuses in carij life. Manhood restored. Impediments to ilarriase removed. New method of treatment.. Now and remarkable remedies. Books £uii Circulars sent free, in a8aled envelopes.

Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION No. •119 North Ninth St,., Philaiifiipnia. Pa.—an institution havine a high reputation for honorable conduct and nrofesisional skill

a day gauranteed using orr Well A u**er and Drills. «lttO a month paid to gooi Agents. Auger book tree. Jilz Auger Co., St.. Lou's.

Advertisement for Sealed Proa Yigo County Poor

Farm.

NOTICE

is hereby giveu that in pur

suance of an order passed by the Board of Commissioners of Vigo county, at t-b^eir regular December term, 187-3, that seaied proposals will be received at the office of th« County A.nitltnr at Y'JKO COUUt.y lO- the lett'ngof OJ acres, mjreor lrS3, or me Yfgo County Poor Farm, for the term one year, from the 1st day of March, 187C, to the 1st day of March. i87". Said bids will l»e opened at special session of the Board ol Commissioners on thelOth flay January, 1S7C, and he award made to the highest responsible bitide-- for ca*h, payable Jauuary 1st, 1877, tho successful bidder to *ive approved security for the payment-of eucli rent and the proper care of the farm.

Tbo Board reserving the right to lfject any a"d all of said bids. 'ihc founty re-ervlng one Valf the com stalks in the il eld. •'AMURL dOYSE,

x. ..

I he ureal outlay at-

I'.w tvi-d hi Un at Huttoo A Ha:nl ton'« wittioul. extra charKC.

W Fi I N (i II A ii

Auditor Vigo County

W a a

Corner First »ud Ohio sis

Has been purchased by the old and wellknown citizen,

B. MAYERSi

V' WHO HAS

Completely Renorated it,

And aft-er adding a

WAGON YARD, Will run it as a

First-Class Farmers' Hotel.

LEGAL

State of Indiana, Vigo County. In the Vigo Circuit Court. [No. EMMA J. POST vs. WM. J. POST—In Divorce.

BEitknownthatshowing1stfiled

on the dny of Ce

oember, 1S75, qpid plaintiff an affidavit In duelorm, that said Wm. J. Post is a non-resident of the State of Indiana.

Said non-resident, defendant is hereby notified of the pendency of fald action against him, and that th* same wri stand for trial at the February term of said court in the year 18*6.

MARTIN HOLL'NGElt, Clerk

CHAB. HOSFOHD. Pl't'fl's Att'y.

Samaritan Nervine, The great Nerve Conquerer. cures Epileptic Fits, Convulsions, Spasms, St. Vitus Dance, and ad Nervous l.'l seases: tlie only know posi tlvo iempdy for' Epileptic Fits. It has betn tested by thousands," and has never been known to fail in

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Trenton, N. J-, Dec. 27.—The an* niversary of the battle of Trenton was attended with a good deal of enthusiasm. Notwithstanding it was confined to citizens of Trenton, about 1.000 persons were engaged One military company, and all the others iu companies, were made up from citizens without uniforms, but sup* plied with arms from the State arsenal. nerals Washington, Sullivan, Green and Mercer were all presented also Colonel R*bl and others of the Hessians, or British srmy. The movement. of troops began at eight o'clock, and lighting through the streets between contending armies, reached its height about ten o'clock. The surrender took plaee at Assunpink creek, and was received with cheers. In the afternoon addresses was delivered to a large audience, at. to distribute a L?cture by one the Tavlor Otfera House, by Generals na? teG Who has suffe edand is now tue lajior v/pe

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cured with

MEDICAL INSTITUTE, St. Joseph, MC

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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

ear WASHINGTON, COUNCIL NO. 3. Junior Order oi Onitod American Mechanic* meets every Tuesday evening at the

Amorlcan Mechanics' Sail, northwest corner ol ilaln and Fifth Etrsata, at 8 o'clock' AH members and visiting members are eordlaily invited to attend our moetinna

UKO. 1. HARRIS, O.

II. .1. BROWN, It. 8.

br," tho* 'oaamifui

TICRRK HAUTE LODGE NO. 2, ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN, meet every Wednesday evening in Druid's

aalJ'°°rneT

Seventh f.nd Main street3,

riiiirg hsman in- sit 7% o:clcc£:. All members and visiting metsbers are respectfully invited to attend W. M. PURCELL, M. W.

C, P. OERETOTTIP., Recorder.

«r TAMMANY TRIBE NO. S9, I. O. R. M., meet* Wednesday evenings, at wigwarn, southeast corner of Main and Klftb stream. Members and visiting member! are invited to attend.

CfiAH. faLTVti, Chief of Records. P. O IJ ix 5 li

Uui'Unn Ihneo pf,rfonri.»HCCM. tho p:icot Will not, in^nnwl. hrwx cjrcjc «n'l I'liKjuct, tl Family Cir«j WABASH LOIXJE NO. 1, ANCIEN'I r,l'-.7vr: UalK-ry'arc. QRDER OF UNITED WORKJIEN meet ev.

cry Thursday ovenlnt in their Mali, fner S and Main streets, at liaif-j.-uii 1 o'clock. All bers are re^ peel

J. B. SHIRK, Recorder.

ML. O. U. A. M.—Terre Haur« Council No 8, Order or Unitod American Mechanics meets every Thursday evening at theli Council Chamber, northwest corner o. Main and Filth streets, at 7% o'clock. All members and visiting members are cordially Invited to attend our meetings.

C. F. GROVEe, Councillor.

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Eagle Iron Works,

TI.Killi Iltl'I'I',,

ISA NUFACTUUK8

Steam Engines, Coal Shafts, Flour and Saw Mill Machinery, Bank Cars, Road Scrapers,

Building Fronts, Cane Mills,

Various Patterns of Fencing, School Furniture, &c., and having the LARGEST ASSORTMENT "F PATTERNS IN THE STATE, can giv* its easterners the advantage of repairs without, cost of patterns.

J. A. PARKER & CO.. Prop»r8.

ALWAYS RELIABLE.

Union Steam Bakery

Candy Manufactory.

For your BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS, and CANDIES of all kinds, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FRUITS and FNACY GROCERIES Wedding and Party Orders a specialty which we are prepared to All at nhort notice, and to suit all classes of customers. Goods delivered to all parts of the city iree ofcharge.

All orders left a our store,

Between the Two Railroad?, on LaPay ettc Street.

OR OUR BRANCH STORE,

Corner ot Twelfth and Main Streets, Promptly attended to. FRANK HEINiO BRO.,

Proprietors^

A I E

to ths wail «s a falsehood, any and every body who says that

BURNETT & WATS0U are not shoeing horses in the bflt manner The lact of the matter is that Messrs B. A W. are experienced men in their business. I/»rae horses sudd orly become well under 'heir treatment, and nobody can say that a horse was ever Injured by shoeing in their shop. They use none but the

BEST STOCK,

and employ nen5 hut the ... BEST WORKMEN.

CHERRY St.,

North Bide, bet Third and Fourth.

WM. CIIIFF, HENRY CLIFF,

CLIFF & SON,

Manufacturers of

Locomotive, Stationary aud Marine

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TUBDLAP.'AND CYLINDER,

Iron Tanks, Smoke Stacks, Sheet Iron Work, &c.

Shop on Flrt,t street, between Walnut and Poplar, Terre Haute, Ind. -®_ REPAIRING done in tbe most sub stantial manner, at short notij", and as liberal in price asa»y establishment in the Htate. Orders solicited and punctually attended to.

City Olerlt's Office,

TSBB2 HAUTE, INDIAN A".," 1 December 5. 1875.

To all whom it may concern:

NOTICE

is hereby given that at a regular

mee'ine ot the Common Council of the city of Terre Eaule, 1 nd., held at. the Conn cii Chamber, on the evening of the th day or Decehibfr. 1S75, the a unexed resolution w&s ed (»pte'J i2AoZt-€rf—That tho property holders on streets the sidewalks of which have been curbed, are hereby required to fill raid side waits to a level with said curbing within 3) day3 from this date,

Rvheord-rof the common Council,Dec. 7.1CT5. JOHN B. TOLBERT, City Clerk

National Mate Bank, 4 TERRS HAtwr. IKD.. December 11, Notice is lioreby g'ven that tha aunual meeting of the Stock holders Cf "thin Bank will be- held at the Banki-g 5ouse on tbe Seoud Tnesday in .lat uary, r.ex between ih- lionrs of ten o'clock A.M. and tbre o'clock F. for the purpose oi elect inn Seven Direot-nB for tbe ens'ifn- yar

M. WAREEN Cashier.

CLOSETS, a sub stitute mr ihe common privy: are bet-

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'hBn water cicsets can be scd in any room—Splendid for invalids. Send 'or circular. WATCHABBll/B.

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Dealers in ail kinds of

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The Most Wonderful MedU-il Discovery Known to Man While there is Life there

Is Hope. DonJt Give Up N a ii Following iletter from Dr.

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CH AS. GOODWIN, Bachera.

eon7vnfrn^t^S^

the Mood Vat

tbo trne way of bauishtun- 0 and being troubled win, a BwoFnlok tilsease, known as Salt hbeum anrt utss of the Lungs, um finding uo curcommenced to cxpeilrmut by cumwr-'d. ing roots using the medicine ihus oto:a ed.

1fortunately

discovered a tnoM won

dcrlul Blood Searcher, or Bitters, wl iah not only gave me instautancoue relief allcr a few weeks'time, eQectea a per "ct cure, I toen prepar^u a quami.y of i' .o* i:-tt.i«rs, and was iu the habit of giving i-.ctn away to the sick I sound themudl

eat that I lound myt-elt called upo: to tupply patients with met)leiu In all r-i-rts cf the continent, and I was conipelle to establish a Laoratory lor compounding. jd bottling the Root hiitt-rs in large ant. titles I was at first backward in preaen: ag either myself or r.- med to the pnblic, \or, being a patent mvuic^ne man, and ith limited capital, bull am getting bra oly over tbat. Since I first udvertised lla wonderfnl medicine lhae bten crov-.':o with orders from aru^gists and co'^.itj dealers, and the scores ot let'ers I rec-iv from- persons cured prove the fact lha:. remedy has ever' done so much ood bad such a success .s the Root Bitters.

Root Bitters are strictly a Medicinal ep a rati on, such as w«s used in tuo goou ld days oi our fore.'athers, wh^n people Mere cuied by someeloiple root or plant, fnd wnen calomel and other poisons of :he mineral kingdom were unknown. For consumption, Asthma, Catarrh, 8crofnla, K^rofu'ous Eruptions, Rctuiaatism, Heart i-la-ease. Dizziness. Livoi ",mplaint, KitSney and Urinary riseasesj" ar and Ague

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pepsla. Lost Vitality, id Broken l-'-wn Constitutions, these Root bitters ure aiversxilyaumittedto ba ha most wo- 'erful discovery in the world. Their searching, healing properties penetrate every ortlonof the human frame, Boc-tbing .he IIV gsand strengthitig tne stomach, idney», and liver. For weakly, nervous young men suffering Irom loss of men- rv etc., caused from abuses in ear.y life, ami to delicate females, ihess Root Bitters are especially recommended No otner n. dt clue will cure Scurvy, Salt Rheum, B..tia, Tetter,Ringworm, Wbita Swelling, ore Eyes, Running of the Ears, Ulcers, F,-ver Sores, Cancerous Forma inns, Drops}. Krosipelous, Pimples, Flesh Worms, Pnst. ies, Blotches and ad Skii. diseases, so quii !rty as the Root Bittern. All Root Bitters lay .he axeat the Root of th tree of diseas'". by s-earcblnn and puriiying he blood w'uaa will nourish and Invigorate every r. taxi and part of the body and keep il tu mlt until a ripe old age,

I warrant my Root Bitters a p-rfcct are fir the ab ve and similar diseases, E::.I In case of lahure..where the medicine hus JIV! fair trial, will thnnk all to call or write and get back their money. Sh- .w tb to Aour druggist, or stor. keeper, if he cont have a stock of my Root. Bitters on j-ud, ask him to order a supply or enclose mo tbe price by mail and yon will rcceivc th? medicine by express-.

O, W. FKAZIER, Cleve'acd, O,

Dyspepsia, Throwing Up I'ooil,

btc,

by,

Mr. Jacob Ruby, Zurich P. O., Onu- rio spppda. throwing up tuod,etc., writes ^Bitters received, ana

afflicted with Dys

ippda. throwing Jitters received, an'

have been taking them one week, hey helped me right oft. I could have »,dt dozen bottles. Please write what yoa *vill charge for two dozen. You may publisa In the papers that your bitters have do.- me more good than any other medicine,"

Ten Tears a HuflTerer.

Mrs. Daniel Smith, of -oncord, N. K„ alfllcted with weakness, pain in lungs and shoulders, heavy rain over the eyes, .restless at night and tired, iainty feeling-- ait tbe time, writes

MR. FKAZIEB DKAJI SIB—I reco ved your bottle of Root Bitters sent me express, and I have taken tie whole of and it has done me mot good than all the medicine I have ever taken. 1 have tjJcen more or less for ten years, thought could get theipa from our druggist#, but they do not have them yet. 1 could have •old bottles if I coyi-i have got tem. I think you might have a good sa: fbr your Bitters here. I want you tonon* mo six bottles for So. thapric^ you adv..:?8se. Send quick as you can, by express i, it is the best medicine I ever saw. Prom your grateful friend,

MRS. DAN IKL SMI'lH, Concord, N. ii., P. O. Box 682

implCH on tltc Face.

MR. FRAZIER: DEAR SIR.—I have licea afflicted for over three years with a So. otulous affection on my fac-. which bro} out in Pimples an-. Blotch s. I was also weak with no appetite 1 never fou .-d relic: until last summer. Your Bittern beicg .iglv ly recommended as a olnod mguicics, procured a supply, and it. a lew weeks hey efl'ected a'cure. I nownJo.\ better IK ilth an I ha a as as the very worst. I can honestly recommend your Bitters to all.

Miss LIZZIE COHNW^I L, East Cleveland, 0.

Ithcuuimism.

DR. FRAZIER- DXAU SIR —Your doot Bitters have built up my wife more -:pld than all the medicines taken by her U- tlie last nine months. She has be@n suit- rir,8 terribly with inflammatory RUe'uma4jRi!i, hut Is now so far recovered tbat 1 ihiiik one more bottle of your Bitters will or^ a cure. Yours trnly, J. Sl'EAH,

Indianapoli- Ind

Dyttpcpsia, Kidney Disease, MR. BAZIEBI DEAH SIR.—I have used two bottles of your Root Bitte-s for i)yspepsia, Dizziness, Weakness and Kii-ney nisease. and they did me mor good ban all the.medicines I ever used From the first dose I look I began to nd, ar.'.- am new in perfect health, ami feel as wch as I ever did. I consider your Bitters r._ ol the greateft of blessings,

Mas. M. MA. TIN,Cleveland,O.

810,000 Record

I will pay So,COO to any nne showinj -rhat a single testimonial I publish is not gennine. Also an additional reward of .H.i,000 for a medicine that has ever effected inehall as many wonderful cures during ti same time Introduced as thin medicine. Tho above rewards payable in gold- and challenge open to the world.

Sa!t Rheuiuttiul KrjrRipeliu. Mr. JacobLerch, Belle Plain.la., writes ''Seeing a notice of our wonderful food medicine (Root Bitters)In th« Evansolleal Messenger, had our druggist in thi? lace order a few bottles, Myself and daughter have used the bitters witn tbe greatc- satisfaction. 1 have been afflicted for or.r time with Salt Rh6um and Eryslpej h. I tried most every medicine rec vided without benefit, until 1 u*ed your Rooi Bitters. I feel like anew man. E- c!osr) find $5 Send me as many bottle.-* as yc-. can for t^i« money. A number of my »-iglnbors want Bitters. Write at once and let me know how many bottles you can crul me for S25.'r

drueei'ts and country storekeepers a, ver the world. Askf -r Frazter's ItootBi iers and occept no substitute.

Prioa within the reaoo of all, 81 per bot tie, or six for 85, O. vV. FRAZ'tR, Proprl«.*:ar.

STRONG COBB & CO.. Druggisii and General Agents. Cleveland, o. Sold Wholesale lu Terre Haute

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