Terre Haute Evening Gazette, Volume 6, Number 171, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 January 1876 — Page 3

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CITY POST OFFICE.

too*. DAILY-MAILS. OP«N. IadlfVQapAlU and Ea»t«r« Majfjo.ofl 7:o0 am

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3:15

10:15 a lUOOam ifcOOp m......

Indianapolis A St. £.oula. Depot Sixth and Tippecanoe streets. Arrive from East. Leave 10,40 a in ...*Day Express... ...1M7 aJS 11,10p m......"Night Express.........ll,l2 6,34 Accommodation 5,8-1 Arrive from West. Leave lbt Past, 3.38 pin *T»ay Express 3,40 1,58 am "Nlght Express 1,68 8,25 a m.. Accommodation ... 8,2a am St. LODIN, Vandalia A Terr® Haute mid Tcrre Haute A ImliBnapoltM Arrive trom East. Leave for West. 8,00 am Limited Train 8,05 am 1,3 am {[Fast Line 1,40 am 10.15 Indianapolis ACC. 3,55 *Mail and Acc 4,00 Arrive from West. Leave for Fast. 1,40 am.. JFastLlne 1,45 .*Day Express 2 !?P »,30pm "Mall and Acc.... 3,2U ni ^Indianapolis Acc... 7,00 a

Kvansville, Terre Hante A Chicago Union Depot, Tenth and CheBtnut streets. Arrive from North. Leave for North, 6,30 "Uuicago Express 6.32 am 11,17 am .'"Mail ..... 2» 7 i.62 am JWight Kxpiesa.........l0,02

ETansville A Crawfordsvllle. JJnlon Depot, Tenth and Chestnut streets. Arrive from South, Leave for South. 1,50 ...*Mall... 8,00 a a,oO "Express..... 4,07 5,00 Local Freight..'..... .. 4,45 a 10,80am Express Freight..... 1,50pm licganiport, Crawfordsvllle Southwestern. Union Depot, Tenth and Chestnut Btreets

T.«A VE FOB NORTH.

Terra Haute and Lafayette Mail 6,00 a •JTerre Haute and Toledo ExpreE8...2,00 Kuckville Accommodation li/aam

ABBIV.B

FBOJt NORTH.

Cincinnati and Evanaville Mail 1,15 Toledo and Terre Haute Express.....#,40 Bockville Accommodation 10,00 a sMidland. UutoAD?pu.,. ^id Chestnut streets.

ABBXVE.

Wo. 3, New York Fa«t Line ... No. 1, Through Express No.7, Through Freight No. #, Local Freight

Cincinnati A Terre Hante. Depot, First and Main streets. Arrives from £outh, Leave for South 3,00 m.........

Accommodation. 8,15 am

Street oars and omnlhusseai run.to and from the depot on Tenth and ^hestnu1 street*, aiia^uinibuses to and from the de^Thcr® is ^^Miri^R^difference between

transit instrument,

Monday Evening, Jan. 3, 187C.

China.Wedding.

Tt 6 many friends of Mr. and Mrs. T. Gillmau, South Second street, between Vine and Farrlngton, surprised that ladv and gentleman with a number of d'andsome ohina presents evening before last, the occasion of the 20th anniversary of tboir wedded lite. There was a large number of frjonds and acquaintances present, and the evening wa*e very pleasantly spent. A good supper was served.—[Express.

A "Send eff for the Judge. Fromthe Mail. Judge Jofiir T/Scot del ye red an able lecture beford tbeScientrfic Association at RockyiHe, Tuesday evening.

*U20 am 12-00

in 4:30 pm Cincinnati £.•00p m...'. 1:30

... 7:00 am -.ill ^9 am ..4:30

Chicago and the Northwest. 8.00 a m.. 7:00 a in

1:15 0:15

11:20 am 8:00

St. lionla and. vh« West. 7:00 a 2:30

4:15

East Way. Vandalia... st. lH'.

6:00 a m...... 1:30 12:00pm..... 3:15

11:45 a 7:00 am 7:00 am 11:20 ra

West Way.

10:15 a m......Via I. A St. 4:15 pin 11:00 a ru... Via Vandalia Railroad...2:30 North and Sontb Way. fcOOa m...Evansvllleani Way...... :3:30pm &30 in......Evansville, Vin. and

7:15 a .L., O. A S. W. H. 3:00 6:00 a E. T. H. A O. B. 8:00 a ID 3:80 m....C. &. T. H. B. 1U:W 7:00 am 111. Midland

7:00 a

8EMI-WEEKLY MAILS. (Tnes, and 8ats.)

1 m...3rayBvUie via Prairlelen...ll a (general Delivery and Jail Boxes open rom 7 a ru to 7:30

Look .Boxes and Stamp Office open from M^ney'Srder and Register Offioe open from 8:00 a in to 6:00

Office open on Sundays from 0 to 10 a. m. No money order business (inlays. N. FILBEOK. P. M.

tt AT1.ROAn TIME-TABLE. FXFLA2TA.TION ©F INFERENCE MAHKS.— Staurday excepted. ^Sunday excepted. DailyUnion Depot, Tenth and Chestnut street P.

....10,10 am .... 3,15 ...,11,10 pm .... 6,00

DKPABT.

No. 2, Through Express............ No. 4, Decatnr Accommodation. No. 8, Throueh. Freight .... No. 10, LoVal Freight

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

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subject was "Second-hand Truths.". It was attentively-listened to by a hne audience, and spoken of in the highest terms. Judge Scott is in many respects a most extraordinary man. A "mud sill" by birth', a harness maker by trade, a lawyer by profession, judge by popular choice, a student by taste and inclinations, ,ho will yet, by strength of intellect and force of wUI. make his name familiar in the scientific world as that of a man who can comprehend and'explain and teach, if not as a profound scholar and discoverer. ft will not be creditable to Terre Haute if she shall be the last to appreciate his talents.

Heroin. MBROM, I»D., Jan. 1.

President Smithes lectnre on the "English Language and itsLiterature," Monday evening, was very good.

Mr. J. W. Gregory, of Thorntown, is at Me rom on a visit.^--—-President Smith went over to Indianapolis Tuesday and did not get back till Friday.,

The great issue no^"iSt»qng students is "Capital ifcuhishitoent.^ The school is pretty evenly divided on it and the ablest have been called forward.

The terrific whistle of a steamboat was yesterday heard plowing the surging waves of the mighty Wabash#

Most of the boys are in love or at least they are turning their attention to writiiig poetry.

The Franklin Society will allow the ladies to have a leap year party in their new parlor to-night, provided they pay 25 cents a couple.

Such weatheras we have had during the past week makes the tender spears of grass peen out from beneath their cover of deau.straws. ...

A FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT

For the first time since haVe been corresponding to the been -called to chronicle such dent as happened last Saturday evening, about sue o'clock. Itwaathis: A Mjrs.Holston having lighted a kerosene

lamp, was in the act of putting it on the mantle board, when, she afters ward said, it exploded. The oil ra#^rtfairly-and^honestly dealt with.

down her sleeve and ignited instantly Before the names could be estlngulahed. the unfortunate woman*--Who, ten minutes before was a tender mother and an affectionate wife was burned into a crisp. Her shoes were out from her feet still burning. The sight was heart* rending. Her clothes were entirely burned off. Not a hair was ou her bead. When the doctors came, none but the women obtained admit-, tance. The GAZETTE reporter was not permitted to see the terrible sight. She thus Buffered a degree of afflcuon which cannot be expressed by the human tongue, until about eleven clock when ber soul quiotly took its night to the spirit land. D.S.J.

TIIBY CELEBRATE

THE

Salllvan I:S?ain

DENIZENS OF OUR STATE CAPITAL KEJOICE ON THE MORN OF OUR HUN

DREDTH YEAR.

The Royal Family at Washington Receive I he Conrilers and the Common Herd.

Indianapolis, Jan. 1.—The Centennial year was ushered in at twelve o'clock, midnight, by the noisest demonstration possible to make. At a given signal one hundred strokes were sounded from the fire department, followed by a peal, "Praise God from whom all blessings flow," from the chimes of Christ's Church. This was followed by the firing of one hundred guns, screecbiug of steam whistles, shooting of pistols and fire-crackers, and other demonstrations of joy. At 10 o'clock a meeting was held at the Academy of Music, at which Mayor Caven presioed. After prayer by Il^v. E. Bradley, rector of Christ's Church, Governor Hendricks was introduced, and be addressed the assembly, briefly referrieg to the progress which the country had made during the last century, the population of which had grown from 3,000,000 to 40,000,000. He characterized the emigrant, who had contributed so largely to these shores, as one of enterprise, couragei and intelligence which had given prominence to character, and swept from colonial lines until it had made ocross to the Pacific shore, and now American judgment governs from coast to coast, and American ideas and American sentiment predominate in every section. Two ideas were prominently advanced by the Governor, of special importance.

First—That while he would not say the American schools surpassed those of other countries, still the foundation was laid for a system of free schools which, within a quarter of a ceutury, would surpass them. The free schools must be regarded as the foundation of American stability, and the people must consider and treat as a foe, any one who will bring the system into cotroveray, with a view to injuring its efficacy.

Since its birth the country has borne itself proudly and successfully against its enemies, first in the seven years wai with. Washington and its head when it laid the foundation for fnture permanent Government, then in the Fereign War, which is the hardest for any Goverument to sustain, and in .all of these it came out with its constitutions preserved and integrity sustained.

In conclusion he drew an elegant picture of the manner in which American sentiment .was recognized by other Governments, and that this sentiment embodied in the one idea that the Government rests upon the consent ot the governed, would eventually end in every man being free.

This was followed by an address by R. Li. J. Mathews, editor of tae Sentinel: "The centennial is our age," in which he traced its success from the time when :flrst flung in "the breeze, one hundred years, ago, by General Washington, to the present era, whereas, the ensign of mighty nation, it commanded the respect and admiration of a mighty nation.

John Coburn spoke of Indianapolis as it was, it is and as it will be, tracing its progress for fifty-five years, from a wilderness to acity, with a present population of over 100,000.

The exercises were concluded with an address by W. C. Greene, the official centennial agent.

U. S. and Mexican Commission. Washington, Jan. 2.—Parties who h&ve business .before the U. S. and Mexican Commission say that the sum awarded to Mexican citizens will probab'y be $2,000,000 and to citizens of the United Btates between $5,000,000 $6,000,000. According to the terms of the treaty the United States will give credit to the Mexican Governmeut for the amount, which will finally'be awarded to its citizens of the United States will be paid by this Government in annual installments of $300,000 in gold or its equivalent.

SUPREME COURT,

The Supreme Court-will resume its session to-morrow/, wjbeh. it i9 exr pec ted au opinion in the Grant postal case, involving the constitutionality of the enforcement act, will be delivered.

Killed.

Cincinnati, Jan. 2.—Volentire Ken-ling-(white} was- iustantly killed this afternoon by George Crow (colored.) The parties were- inmates of a tenement house peopled, with, whites and blacks, on Sixth, near Second street. Kessling meeting CrQW to-day in the court house yardj at once commencea •an assault, and1 was -stabbed with a pocket knife Crow surrendered himself at the nearest station house.:

BISHOP HOVER.

Bi-ihop Hover preached to an immense audience at St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church to-day. Subject: "The Two Greek Books on Future Life."

How Awkwark!

Clevland, Jan. l.e--David Garvin, a prominent merchant at Fremontj Ohio, accidentally shot and killed himself today. ^^1

DR. PIERCE.

[From the Toledo Blade.]

Success is never achieved without merit. A man may mase a poor article and sell it once, and there being 40,000,000 people in the United States, the sale to each one would be enough to make a decent fortune. But an article that holds the field year aiftor year, ana the saleB of which increase regularly and rapidly must have absolute merit.

Dr. R.V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., occupies our entire eighth-page to-dav with bis varions articles. We admit it because^ we know the Doctor and know of his articles. We know him to

•sy

r^8V^IyKot?ucat€d Physician, whose diploma hangaon -the wall of his office, and we know tbat he h98:as^ sociated with bim several of the most

eminedt practitioners in the country. We know that parties cousult nim

:mail and iii person, from all the Stated in the Union every day,.and that they

.. 4.1. Thla vMnn rfiattlf kda Kaayi om

This grand result. has.. been accom plished'by/twd^iagencies^goQd, feliabl-articres-^artlcles which, once introe need .work easUy.their. own way—and. Hpleudid busifieas management. They have8uo?peded because they ought to have succeeded." ..

If you would patronize Medicines scientifically prepared by a skilled Physician and

Chemist, use Dr. Pier-

ce's Family Medicines. Golden Medi' cal Discovery is nutritious, tonic alternative, and blood-cleansing, and an unequaled Cough Remedv Pleasaut Purgatives Pellets,scarcely larger than mustard seeds, constitute an agreeable and reliable physicjFavorito Prescription, a remedy for debilitated females Extract of Smart-weed, a magical rem* edy for Pain Bowel Complaints, and an uneaqualed Liniment fur both human ana horseflesh while Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is known the world over as the greatest specific for Catarrh and "Cold in the Head" ever given to the public. They are sold by druggist?. 20 YJSARS A SUFFERER—CURED BY THE

GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY. Dr. R. V. Pierce: DEAR SIR: -Twenty years ago I was shipwhecked on the Atlantic Ocean, and the cold and exposure caused a large abscess to form on each leg, which kept continually discharging. I was attended by doctors in Liverpool, Havre, New Orleans, New York, and at the hospital onStaten Island (where the doctors went to take one leg off.) Finally, after spending hundreds of dollars, I -was persuaded to try your "Golden Medical Discovery,"and now, in less than three months after taking the first bottle, I am thankful to say, I am completely cured, and for the first time iu ten years can put my left heel to the ground. I am at home nearly every evening and shall be glad to satisfy any person of the truth of this information. I am sir,

Yours respectfully, WM. RYDRR,

87 Jt-fitsrson street, Buffalo, N. Y.

Grand Fair a ad Lectnrc, The ladies of the Third Baptist Church has engaged the Hon. J. S. Hinton of Indianapolis to deliver an address at their fair, to be held at their church building corner of Seventh and Demming streets, for the benefit of the church, The public is cordially invited.

REIBOLD,

The old original Bankrupt Shoe man, still continues te sell foot wear in undiminished quantities. West Main street, McKeen & Minshall's block.

BANKRUPT SHOE STORE.

A. Reijbiold, Preprittor.

PBAKIE CITY EMPORIUM, "J 11 324 Main street.

Merchant Tailoring,

While ready made clothiers are raising such a bubbub 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 which is made to ordt r. It may cost a trifle more at the start, I ufc it lasts longer, fits better, looks better and is in everyway the cheapest, in the long run.

yv 3|«c't Goal at 10 cents, at Morril & Wheat's Ohio street Coal office. mm :v-:^

HARTFORD CLIMBING FERN CHRISTMAS TREES OF ALL SIZES, WREATHING, FLOWERING PLANTS, BOUQET3, CUT FLOWERS ETC., ETC., AT HEINL BR03. FLORAL HALL, ON EIGHTH ST NEAR MAIN.

^Aldrich & Seeger .-q

keep Leeches. ..at their, barber shop, corner-of Fifth and Ma}u streets. People who get black eyes or brnisee should make a nOte ot tliis.

FrfshMeata.

J. F. Roedel is supplying the whole west end with the best quality of Meat. Corner of First and Obio streets.

For French Kid

ladies Shoes or all style?, siz°s and variety go to N. Boland. r" ''"S

Give

MERRILL A WHEAT, the progressive Coal men, your orders^ Ohio stroet, south side, between Fourth and Fifth.

Merchants

will find Bruning's' an excellent place for Dinner* .'.-i

•$' Persons wanting day board .will be accom modated at 703 Ohio street, third house east of Seventh. Also, three furnished or unfurnished rooms .for rent. & MRS. J. A. WOOD.

FINE1FURS.

f| *»-_£ io—^ rfgT«Vil itifi

and

For boots and shoes, of:all sizes makes, this is certainly the place.

Mechanics, Attention!

Proposals will be received January 3d, for a model ©f the Normal School, to be exbibited at the centennial exhibition. Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of J. A. Vrydagh, from the 27tb until the 30th inst. Nono but proposals of first-class mechanics will be considered. The architect reserves the right to reject all bids.

By order of the Superintendent of Public Instruction.

WE claim to have the "Stock" of KID GLOVES of the city for both sexes and all.sizesr Tbey run from one to five buttons, Examine our specialty. The" •"American" Beauty two

button kid, §1,00« Every pair warranted.

t. A. Matheny, the east end fcOdt makero^s none lint the hest stock, pays attention ptrictlF to business and tnrtW out all work exactly wbat agreed upon. Give him a call, Main street.

JONt

£ast of Ltsw*

Is* Livery Stable.

Xorcfaants,

Agents, and all persons, Mala or Female, desiring respectable employment at fair compensation, should send for our Catalogue of Useful Novelties, in demand every where. Sent on receipt of three cent stamp. Address Felix Clare & Co., 224 EaBt 113lh Btreet, New York.

Do Tou Kvoir It!

You have ft 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 CHAS. L. FELTU3. 507 Obio street.

Gnlick & Berry,

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

JT. F. BO£DEL

keeps a complete assortment of Grocei ies, besides Fresh Meats. Ho has Jellies, Oysters, Canned Fruits, and Vegetables of every kind. He makes a speciality of Queensware, Glassware, Table and Pocket Cutlery

Block Copl

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

Block Coal

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

Coal and Wood

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

Try

Shewmaker's "Light Loaf," and "May Queen" flour. It is the best in the market.

HIGHLAND COAL.

For Eighteenth

Merril fe Wheat are making things lively in the coe.l trade. The above low offer for bitumimous coal cannot fail to sell lots of it.

A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss oi manhood, Ac., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OE CHARGE. Th great remedy was discovered by a missionary in Soutt America. Send self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, Bible House, New York City.

CORN MEAL.

at Almey & Harris' popular jBloomington Road Mills.

Until

the first of January, Fine Cassimere Suits, usually sold for $35, will be redncee to |30, at J. P. Brennan's, Ohio street Merchant Tailcr.

Try

Shewmaker's, "Light Loaf," and "May Queen" flour. It i3 the best in the market.

Key"West Uigurs.

The finest of Key West Cigars, stent c?uts, at the St. Charles Bample rooms, corner Ohio and Third. Try them.

"All tho Delicacicg

of the season served up daily at Brur.» ing's.

Badness

on South Fourth .street is FS lively as ever. At Wm. Hensels, an anxious pul li is getting all the MINCEMEAT, CANNED FRUIT» POULTRY and .other articles inted.. Hensel makes a specialty of fancy groceries such as sw et crackersi, candies Ac, &c. He has also ah assortment, always full, of staples Fourth street, west side, between Main and Ohio streets.

-it Zviv'z Get ...j your clothihg of Max Josopb. .,

^':'s .."For -'.r Stereoscopic Views .at low prices, call at R. Gagg's Art Emporium, Main street, between Third and Fourth.

e:i

For ill Kinds

oTthe'fineafc men's Buckled Alexis and GaitorsgoT to fN B6laqd j'. 4

For the Finest Stock

of ladie's White Kid Shoes and Slipi pgrs ever offered for sale in the city, gG to N. Boland. ..

FOR A SQUARE MEAL 60 Tt «KCMN8.

1Ir„_i./ll5

Pie®

flats and Capital Caps*

Hftudsome

J. H. •Dougla»B":b«s the finesjt assortment ofhats, caps and fars, in the' city. His atook ia the largest, and hla* prices moat reasonable. Try him, and know his ways.

Trazier's RootB^tef»fbr_the blood

W. W. Bjert» »r Fte« Statioaery, Main street, near Sixth.

to distribute a Lecture by one

VT Allien who has suffered and is now »nTMi with ralee- lnnnrctlons and preSlptloS.U .tid^lrt.un PJt np.

kabth

room-ap'.nJ'a SSl&T'

cuiar. —A g«

-3r--r J."*! mmSSm

HAVE YOU A DOLLAR?

FOR OJTE DOIXAB

We Will Send, Postage Paid, The

W13 SS re JLi "W O Mv

O^ris YiEAIg.

1. Is contains AI.liT*lT.7VKWsj tlwjwtixiif--n Aa--a, collected b/ the a-on .Dally World, .tad in faloeyj,acoaru-v-yand asiv

DR. J. BRYANT, .CONBTILTIN.A PHYSIGIAN OP THE"

Clitta Mil Sopeal lutitnU 147 East Fifteenth St., New York, Gnarantces the moet Scientific Treatment and a Speedy and Permanent Ctire in all cases

Every Chronic disease is treated, bnfc special attention is given by him to Diseases of tne. Kidneys, Bladder and Generative System, Blight'sDipeaw, Diabetes, Seminal Weakness, Nervono debility, Im potency, Stricture, and all diseases of a private nature, and all \vho are suSering are requested to itend partienlars ot their condition, when a candid opinion will be given, the probability of a core, the time required and the expense.

MEBOCST, and all other poisonous drugs that injure the syutem, are never used in this Institute. •Th# Qloiy of lonaglton lain Us Stwagth," And he who has obtained this glory, best fulfllf. Ms_ mnnhnmi. Dr. BRYAN is the author of a series of essays oh the subject, as follows, which every man should read: ~,z. fa the Sdztsentlon of ATneriftW 7ontL mu Si Ciaoisj, th9 FsaaWn of» Theoenl ^esi. r«V.fa ij&wt, Food EwnUali. Esaltl, te. 0a cazosle, Orgulo andethet UaMaet.

14T B. 15ih St., New Yorl

BOOK FOR THE MILLION.

.latest dUeovoriea ia the seleaee of reprede«isa,.ftwn»"e »«k :pticei with numerous eogr»Tiny. Md ooaw

^Bcntio»ny*oqe(freeof v? SaMt, in„| Address Dr. Butts' Dispensary, Ko. 11 a. sighta stmt, 8t. Lcois, Mo- ^.w.

Notice to the Afflicted »ad U»forton«U.

potts' corks no m*Ucr wh*t ypur dlsws* to a double house of twenty-^se,Bree«ii It Indorsed by some of the most celebrated rtedW prote* nrs of eountry.asd Europe, and eaa be consulted per-.

ITthisbt or mail, en the diseases mentioned la his work* \xf parlors, Ko. 12 Korth KisTth street, .1

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ctoiera, a- substltute lor the comnionprtVy: aTebet-

tnsf^StfifeBt, Ch lcago.

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w«

keen

everylblnf fooud

'Ma^np:wS^Iioago. Befii

(or dcwylptlvp ui ..••I

Oents.

abd-'*

Best fiw la two

[{FMPI. ADDLW,

ooiTespoudeti's oi ths New York in this r^soeot nnequa'edIt*» AOBJCUI.TUHAT DEPABTMEIfT contains the latast uevrsojiavm experi|O. ments ai hoin*Hndabtoad, contrlhmious by liov-.e aod f.-r^lgu writers full r-ap »ri of the Farraer'sClnb of tbA American|ofltttute,aud quotations of valaubla aad la-'.-rest ng artc'."« appe trlng In jhe agrtcattiirai weeklies and jca? izines. 3. i's GltASfGE S fcWii, to whl -h!attention is flpto ei.y called, Is a feature wbtcb can t.e fund In no other paper. AM the resources at th3 co nmacd a great "ietro poiifan n-wsg iper are umployed iu lti colleoli-ja, and t.aa result Isa pagi et",-b -voek where the mombers ma fl .d a complete record of the -.vor'r of Uc orJ3 lr\ evoi-j- State in the Onion for the past Bsvenda^'s. Iu addition CD tU:s )ikiy rjcord, The World ijives the cream ot all the focal grange papers In every yt !ts. The depar'.mant Is and vrtli continue to be under the charge cf one ofihe active mutubers ol the order. 4. FfirtheFIRKSIOE DEPARATSIKltfl*, in addltioa to 1« ior *ttr ictious. aspoetry. nilsceilany, humoroaa ext.'iota, Ac., during t'i« coirnug yoar, there v/itl be \o less than onf- luirdredshort !.a!es by the bes* wit-?rsof flctltm 1.1 Bag!«ad »n.t Atntrica. 5. T^XARKI-T BKI*OBT9, brous'bt down r. then ur o2 puoilcattou, are the best that can ha made. E-ich narlter, is Is reac ted by ne wn^so spdcltl lumwledse and lra-inlng mate him the best authority upon that -ubjsct in the Uaiied Statoa. For accuiacy and jmplete.uaa the market reports of The World are unrivaled

"The World is not only the best-bnttiie cSisapest i»ver oflered tae farmer." S£Mi-W£i HLY (101 Kos ),$2 a year. 1»AII.Y ^»1S No*.), «(lo yrar. Specimen copies sent upon application.

Address, "THE W»iRLD," 35 Park Row, York.

WAR

xtiirsr &>

Cash Price, $40.00.

Any person wanting a first-class ...

LIGHT RUNNING AND EASILY MANAGED Shutt'e Sewlny Machine will llnd it of Importance to send to'us forth latest Terms to purchasers, as we offer IH. We also H9D(1 MACHINE ON THIA:L to any part ot

I.AUG a DISCOUNT FOB CASH theNorthwestrTt costs nothlug to tr# -tfie Home Machine as we nar'allttfe expenses, if not accented. Merchants, send for Our Descriptive Circulars, and late Terms to CASH Purchasers. WE WANT KKCIIAN rs FOK AWENI'S.

Address, JOHNSON, CLAftK & C^., No. 141 btate Street, Cliicago.

Dil

aaviFcn.

His specialty for thirty years has been the trenrment of 1DISEASES OE MEN.

A Private CEMIWERLETIE

^age|s^^-afcs-

Guids.

la tbe average monthly profit wjtlipat»T^b be paid to hniaeW of atock prlvjleyy by TaaoiubankeTS ot Menra. Alexander KrothlnfflW*r.^ fwu,12 Wall "treet, world-wide repntaftoh At-ttielt-MIHV

irexi Fi^hingham ft Ce« BANKW18 and BROKERS, Opp. Stock Exchange. 12 Wall St., N. Yl Chicago, 111

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its and rpnse

THE

III I II'i'I II hi llllllllilllli I 'i

SEWIMO MACMOfS.

RICHARDSON &C0.,

JOBBERS AND DEALERS IN

iQueensware,

Glass war e4

T.amn

Lamps, Etc.

HEADQUARTERS FOR

Chandeliers and Bar Fixtures.

Country Jobbing Trade solicited, and prices guaranteed as low as any Western Queens ware House.

MAIN STREET,

North Side, between Third and Fenrth

Carriages & Buggies

AT PRICES.

AS LOW AS THE LOWEST

SPRING WAGONS a Specialty,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, -AT-

POTHS

T01BD STREET, BETWEEN OHIO AKD WALSillT All work warranted first»«lass.

DUFF

Ho. 39 Zentnolcj Lit., Indianapolis, Ini A re*nlmrgr»4iuit«of UadJeine, been louer theipeclal treatmeatofallVeneral Sexual ana Cnronlo Tn n'o« tb&Q &QT other

PhyBiclaa la Indlanapelto.McUy

Mpcnahftw, and all oldreiltaits know. Coniultaliom frM Syphilis, GonorrhflM, Ql«e», Siricture, Or* chitis. Hernia, or Rupture,all Urinary Diseam and Syphilitic or mercurial affections of tne throat, akin or bones, are treated with unparalleled aocceu, on lateit seientifls prlnelplei. Safely, Privately.

Spermatorrhoea, Sexual Debility and Impotency, aa the result or Self-abnae ia youth, Mxual ezceue* in maturer reari, or other eauaes, and which produce «om« of the following effect*: nerroumeu, aemlnal •mlMioni, debility, dimneu *f sight, defectlre memory, plmplea on the face, physicaldecay, aversion to society oMemalss, confusion of Ideas, loss of sexual power, etc., rendering narnace Imiwoper or anhappr, are pensanently

Att Gbrrespondencesirictlv Confidential. Tbo lTIedical Pees are Moderate to all, and Especially to the Poor*

The utmost reliance may beplaccd in the treatment adopted, for SPECIAL REMEDIES FOR SPECIAL DISEASES are employed, that have never failed in effecting cures, and which have been used many years with satisfactory results, and are therefore reliable, and If a fall statement of the symptoms is given, reme-' dies can be sent by mail or express for a nil course at one time, without the necessity of an interview exoept in extreme cases.

cured. Pamphlet

IMhih)relating to the above, sent In •ealed^raveiope*, for two post»g« stamM. Consultation at offlceOT' bymalj free, addiu'lted, friendly talk or his opinion coett nothing. wiienitisiuconTenlenl to visit the eltyfor treatment, mealeineean be sent by express or mail everywhere. Careable cues guaranteed, where doubt exists it frankly ,****£' Office hours: 9 A, II. to 7 F. K. Bandayi, 12 M. te 1

Pamphret to any addroaa, for Two Sfampc.

MANHOOD *btor10oenta.*'' WOMANHOOD

Baaledfor BOe. Over fifty wonderfhl pen pictures, true to life articles on the following subjects: Who msymarry, who not, why. Proper age to many. Who msrry Drst, M*n. hood. Womaniood, Physical decay* The effects of celibacy and excess.-. Who should marry HwUft »nd happtaessmay be Increased. ThePhyslology ofBepi^uoUon,and many moro ThosBmarriedoroontempUttaa mawiagMhouIdrtedit.

After life-long practice, I assert from ."jJliLV «ien Jockod°Kp noJuld0theereamof

mroun?^fo«t.M?t ls^^thy

Ir^raSncT it conulna medlealliters atur^tooughts gathered in an extensive prsctice.and wortj toanyoioe who will give It a careful perusal, ten time*

Indiana. Cheapest good-guide in America.

». I":'".

Dr. Whittier

StM] coatianes to treat oldlongsttgdi^ aand aevew cases ef VENERAL. Dl|E«Efcjgd »gr^of SEMINAL EMI88ION8 «nd IMPOTEWCY. The Doctor is now occupied with cases which hare not met with a cure in other hands—do« not court simple and common cases. No matter who have failed, state your case call or write. Pamphlet and questions sent by mail free to any address.

regular graduate of three Medical Colleges, and the longest located in one place of any doctor in America He cures many cases given up by others. THOROUGHNESS ef cures» SAFETY .of tte medicines used and fair charges have brought hun patients from every State.. Office and address*

617 St: Charles Street. St. LOuis, Mo.

R&T.TONiC EL1XIR& LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF

O N A IN S E E I E O N I S & I A A I S & IS A N I O E N O N I S E A

ndolph'a process.)

'(SirFrancis Itanaoipi ^^Ko&.0»Sata^r6nt Alkaloids of Cinchona,

5U3 I. ,3 1. 5 U.

Feixin Saccbuated, Xsi. Sieama Oeod. Bhel [Turk,]

S 1. 51.:

THIS MEDICINE PRESCRIBED 8V S I I A N S E O IN ::ST,ON

cowsT.PATIOK.DYSPEPSIA

•u.-.LA,hL PkEJ r' 0 HE 'J TJ_ .M :.RR(

,5 AF IJN'CY I-^VCN I*

a O 3 1 of A E N A S A N I N E O

«.Tvnm'ES leeally obtained for incom-

fMafUr deone.

BUSINESS CABD3.

chaap h^7b^Sghl andnlfb^fches

amkde^n

cutMne lt up. Best of hands employed Low prices paeniDteed.

«eoondfrect,-^est

ca-

side, south of Main.

BATHS, BATHS.

If you want to

.• nine.

Fifih.

.v*,n sbave

auo a toou.hct tr., go to ?,o It. O i£"re oo Oliio

New of Rtal K*uii\

EJ. OHM.

Kf'AIs KSX1TK A(iEST,

MAIN ST., rivi\ FOUHTH AND FLTTH 15, V'p Stairs l^WULLIG' Voi't.S of all K!Z«.P a pari.b oi the a?. ti»e Also inxtus ana 'nfor.irittiloi. elite fu'i. luva.stii-.-.

Dr. Leon J, Wiilieii,

OFRICE A1SD KESID1 SCE,

Eagle litreot, brl, Sixth and Se«ntK Po'irth honse from 8avevii

I*. McArthur, TAILOR AND CUTTER,

Fifth !*t., bet. (berry end Jbnlberrj Buyyoar cl«th aud linve yonr £nlw cul and inade In the finest style at a saving ot 25 per cent, by patronizing McArthur.

BOD MAW WIRE.

Honse,bifctv ana OrnRmental

A I N E

Little Bed Front, corner of Eighth ar.o a in re a IV re an in

BURNS BRO«.(

DEALERS IN

FLOUR. "EE», 1IAL.ED HAT, CURED MEATS, ft*OlTl.TRY nn«l PRODUCE.

Southeast ccr. Third and Walnut sis.

TfiBfSE MUTil

Cement Pipe & Sto«e Co.

MANUFACTURERS OF

Artificial Stone.

ahd power pret-sed hydraulic

Cement Drain and Sewer Pip«.

A so in if re a tectural deeigDH, including window caps Bills, key Btoneu. wator tables, etc. Hide walks laid in pieces or bloclta. Filterer-* for cisterns, steppl- blocks, coi lug, posts etc. Office on Ohio etieet, near Sixth,

RAPP & BROWN,

Makers of the celebrate

SeaJfoam Flour.

Depot at A. & E. RE I MAN'S.

Mala est. between th inth

TERRE HA UTE

FILK WORKS.

Devine !r Freeland. mawnfactureia and dealers in all kiui'.s of ha-.d cut fl:es. raspx ^nd flies of ail kind.. ^ou.-iiwosi corn-.r Filth and Mulberry streets Teiie ^r.u!e. Indiana.

Old flies and ras re-cut aud warranted a to W a a a d**rs from :he coumy ty express

JES3KK Ki .BEinON. A. J. Watson

ROBERTAS & WATSOS

Contractors for Job "rJ-U V6i: Plagterlugy Cisti rti Buil iiii and CalcimJniLg.

All work guaraMte^d. Aoaress, Eoborrsosi & Walso-i, P. O. Box i^oi, Twre HauteInd.

NEW STOVE STORE. ST9YE8 OF ALL STVLE8. v~- Parlor, CooI» —AN1-

O 1 E S O

A Large Aasortinent and Low Prices,

O. HEIM'S

Nor Mi Fitarfb St.. Toftfe'e build in*."

BARBER SHOP.

CALEB J. THGBPK,

Successor to ROderus Br.jthere, on Fourth street, between Main and Ohio. He soilIts a 6hare oft he public patronage.

JOHN &RIKRSON,

PAINTER.

HOUSE AND SIGN P.IINTI SU, Graining, Glazing, and all »ncbes of a pa in in a to promptness and dispatch. Nath stiect near Chestnut.

JOSEPH RICHARDSON, M. D.

Office on Ohio Ht., bet. Third and urti

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA

ROBERT

VAN VALZAU,

DENTIST,

OFFICE

OPEat DOBSH,

TERRE HAUTE, ISI)I1WA.

LOUIS DREUSICKE,

(Succesfor to Gelge." 4c Dranslcke)

Locksmith, Bell-Hanger and j• Steneil Cotter.

N, B. Special attention paid topBttini! ap Bpeaklng Tubes. The same Bold at wholesale and retail to tinners.

Keys wholesale and retail. Repalnns promptly attended to

G.W. BiLBiKW,

E N I S Office, 119 Xaln

Street

Over Saga's old oonfeotionery ftaof

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