Terre Haute Evening Gazette, Volume 6, Number 172, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 January 1876 — Page 3

-^^^Cro¥-P08T^FFICE^===^^ LOSB. y-H'JAJJIY-"UAZLAR.JT OPEN indiafiamillo and- Ea»«ern St»te». 2:30 am ..3T......„ I...... ... 7:30 a fia &00 am 1:30 m..., ......... ,-. s:15 nz:*90-pm

Cincinnati

'2mp .i....'... .'.'.*. fgram 1:30 11:20 am 3:15 4:30

Chicago and tbe Northwest. d.08 a ":00 a 8-.J5 -.. ...11:20 am tt:l6 .. ....* 8:00.p

St. Louis and tbeWest.

13:15 a 7:00 am 11:00 a 2:30 •fcOOpxa 4:15 pm

East Way.

6:00 a m.... Viandalia....'.,„.. ...ll 45 am 1:30 7:00 a in 12:00 I. A St. L..... 7:00 am 3:15 pm '...-..:11:20 am

West Way.

10:15 a Via I. & 6t. L' 4:l5~p'm L1:00 a m...Via Vandalia Railroac...2:30 ra North and South Way. 8:00 a m...Kvansvllle and Way 2:30pm 3:30 Evansvllle, Vln. and

Sullivan 7:00 am

-7:16 a ra Ii., O. A S. W. K. 3:00 DO 8:00 a rn E. T. H. A C. R. 8:00 am 3:30 m... .O. & T. H. R. 10:00 am 7:00 a Midland 7:00 am

SjBMI-WEEKL.Y MAILS. (Tues, and Sats.) ia...Srayevilie via Prairie ion... 11 am vieucrttl Delivery and Jail Bozes open rom 7 a to 7:30

Look rioios and Stamp OfBoe open from a to 9 ra Money Order and Register Office open Tom 8:00 a to 6:00

OlCoa opeu on Sundays from 9 to 10 a. m. No money order business transacted onunsays. N. FILBEOK. P. M.

BillBOiD TIME-TABLE. FXPLANATION QR REMBENCE MABKS.— Staarday excepted. *suneay excepted. Daily. Union Depot, Tenth and Chestnut streetF.

Indianapolis A St. lonis. Depot Sixth and Tippecanoe streets. Arrive frm Ea&t. Leave for West. 10,4-5 a m. i.^Day Express.... .10,47 a 11,10p ta..:...*JNight Express.... 11,12p ra 5,a4 pin Accommodation 5,34 p'» Arrive from West. Leave Jor Past 3,:t8 m. "»T*ay Express. ......... 3,40 ra 1,58 a in .''Night Express. 1,68 pin 8,25 a in Accommodation ... 8,25 am Sf. JiOnis, Vandalia A Terre Haute »ud Trrre llaute A lndiana|MllM. Arrive lrom East- Leave for West 3,00 a in ...Limited Train 8,05 a l,8iam gFast Line 1,10 a-m 10,1ft Indianapolis

AGO.

3,55 •"Mall and Aco 4,00 Arrive from West. Leave for Fast. 1,40 a m.........3FastLine 1,45 am 1,45 pm ...'Day Express ,., 2,COp 9,30p m....„„.*Mail and Aoc........ 3 2u ra 'Indianapolis Aco... 7,00 a Kvan&ville, Terre llaute &. Chicago Union D.-pot, Tenth and Chestnut streets, Arrive from North. Leave for North, 6,30 "Cuieago ExDress 6,82 am 11,17 am *MaU...U,„,... '2/l a 52 a m.. {Night Expiess 10,02 tTansvllle dc Crawfordsvllle. Union Depot, Tenth and Chestnut streets! Arrive from South, Leave for South. 1,50 m........eMail 8,00 a 0,50 ra ••'•Express 4,07 ra 5,00 ...Local Freight. .' 4,45 a 10,10 a m.........Express Freight ..... 1,50 Xe§ran8port('CrawrordsTllloStSouthwestern. Union Depot, Tenth and Chestnut streets

UAVX FOB NORTH.

Terre Haute and Lafayette ilall 6,00 a Terre Haute and' Xoledo Express...2,00 ra, Rockvlile Accommodation 11,25am

ABRIV3 TKOK NOKTH.

Cincinnati and Evansvllle Mall 1,15 Toledo and Terre Haute Express.....9,40 Rockvillo Accommodation 10,00 am

Terre Haute A Illinois Midland. Union Depot, Tenth and Chestnut streets. AKKIVE.

No. 3, New York Fa«t Line 10,10 am No. 1, Through Express 3,15 pin No. 7, Through Freight 11,10 No. 9, Local Freight 6,00

I)XPART.

No. 2, Through Express 8,20 a No. 4, Decatur Accommodation 5,oo No. 8, Through Freight. 2,20 ft No.10, Local Freight................ 7,^0 am

Cincinnati A Terre llaute.

Depot, First and Main streets.

Arrives from g&iJ&V Leave for South 3,00 Accommodation 8,15 am Street cars and omnibusses ran to and from tbe depot

Tenth and Chestnut

t: streets and omnibuses to.and from the de? pet-on Sixth and Tippecaroe streets. S There ls five minutes difference between the railroad .time aau, ©Ut time, as kept by Ca) Thomas, and corrected' daily ty his transit inatrument, .J ,•

Tiiegaay Eveniug, Jaa.4, 1876.

WEEK OP PftAYER.

Programme of Exercises at tiro Variott8 .Churches. As usual tbe-weekof prayer will be observed by the churches of this city, fn the holding of a union prayer meeting lor prayer "and conference, frohi 9 to Uo'clock each successive morning of the week. The topics suggested lor prayer and meditation by theEvangelical alliance, .wil|,Jurpish the, themes •a .for consideration foarj the several days, .j "phe topics are 'subjoined in connection tiid' sWerfcl'chhrches' in which the servicas-wilMw held.

W«"woul'dsuggestthat the following h0 clipped the papar .and proserved as ready means of imformation as to the place of meeting, etc. PRAXJER FOR"THi£CHURCH CriRisT —rSSV'tlie members recently added to the'€harch for tha union of true.beMfcverMiii ,fraternal .ft-llDw-for /ihVrempyirof error th^'iticrease .. godilni^-aria*cittairer testimo* uy 'ttiiidtik-. believers to the doc'J M^^kira'pWweriOt th» Gospel of the^kc^dfeodi

First PreaByterlan. Wednesday, Jan. 5, Seryicedted by W. S. Rooney.

PRAYER 1FOR FXMJLIES:—For Sodless

.5 parents for prodigal sons for children at school: for those .entering npou professional and coirimereial life loriwidows and orphans for ..sona. aild .daughters in loreign lands for ^ll who aro meiifalTv or 7 other wise afflfctificli^J

^lyiiidtltilfeb rkhi: Thtt rsrt ay, no, Services-read'by Mr Naylor. PRAYEnrOR 'MAGJgritATHS and S^a¥ESHEn —For soldiers and saiiorsrfor National InstitTition8} for.|hUanthropio aHd chari.table sooiff-iesj. .for prisoners '.and

VapH vAs^ ana for the "persecuted

Centenary church: Friday, Services led'by JaS. Gordon. /V Prayer CmatisriAN 'Missionssttt

And for -the conversion of the World to Christ, ,,v rrrtr:

Seoonti Preshytflrian. Saturday, Jan ,fi 8. Services led by Charlea Oakey. -Pravbb'for ALU. UATlffstatrclTor the maintenance of peace* for the o©8sation of tumults, wars, and civil strife and for the removal oif lntW.nperftncO imtnorality, ar.d 'infi-delity-mmi the land.

TH*Express learns that the follow

.^!A .1 O.^anA^ocjaai^tot

ells 4sKleinor^a business aud. mercial ebflegoi"Mri ^tt&raih's "i-esigna tian" was mainly da© to C. W., which means crooked w-Msky. He will probably take a position on the St. Louis & Southeastern, -.Jf.-'Br ..PrinRle, agent at pa!oka, was atipwed-tb quttion the first of the centennial year. His flirtation with the mystic letters, K. O. B., was what caused the resignation. O. T. Price' succoeds him. Pringle is sai'l to hava been a great favorite while at Patoka.

Mr. Soars, the agent at Shelburn, Roes to Fort Branch to take the place of the gentleman who goes from there to succeed' Mr." Pringle,, and "Shears pi ice is ailed from the ranks.

THE

newpaper, tb8 Republican, at

tempts to criticise tho proof readers of the dailly papers. In two or throe places it notices tlio fact th-tt tbe Express had '\Henorioks ". lor "Hendricks." For graenies who never had worked on a newspaper, this might be pardonable, but for old compositors it" seems a little strange None of the Terre Haute papers are remarkable for absence of numerous errors. Criticism from this new sheet which though gotten up laboriously after two or three week's careful application, yet contains the following errors comes with slightly bad grace: Journnl audacous, oppostion, slnnous, erreconcileable, lattitude, presideut and proeed.

RUMORS FROMROBOS0N.

A LETI EB FULL OF FACTS FiiO.U THE ROARING LITTLE CITY BE

LOW US.

Yincetines vs. Terre Haute Catching Robinson Trade.

COpfra!ive Stores in That Locality Fall Flat and tbe grangers are Disconsolate.

To the Editor of the Evening Gazette: ROBINSON, ILLS., January 3,187G.

This place bade farewell to that por tion of past time known as 1875# by excursing to her neighbor over the river, Vincennes. Something over twenty of the.city's patriarchs young and.old, in company with Receiver Eads and Pres ident Sand ford, went down the new end of the line to sample the intervening line and Yincenne3 tortuous. Tbe party went in very good trim the friendly shades of night hid any little aberrations occurring on tiie return. It never rains but it pours almost simultaneously with. the. completion of tbe road came the dispatch announcing the refusal of the district court to sustain the injunction placed on the collection of the $55,000 in bonds, issued to enable the. company, to obtain the necessary iron. In order- to issue the,bonds it was necessary to file an indemnifying bond, on which-were half a hundred of the solid men of the'town If the injunction placed by the green eyes of. Palestine had been sustained, those half hundred -worthies would have been so much the lighter in pocket.

Crawford County has .dividad her substance liberally with the souless technically known as the Paris & Danville R:R. .Co., the company is $188,000 better off.from the contribution of this country.

Robinson has north and south egress now over the line east and west exit by the Vandalia, and the lines north by the O. fc M., on the south. The key to this isihit she has the advantage of competing linessince the O. & M:, is a Baltimore & Ohio road. For any trading done at th^-ootfnties^f her neighbors, .tbe""choice lies between Terre Haute and'Vincennes, with but the advantage of "irtore. houses and larger and better stocks on the part of Terre Haute* I beard it estimated that the county has turiied oil 20,000 pork-, ers. From "wBat I know and have learned, I infer Only a small per cent of the hogs twirled their tails on a line leading through} he Prairie City. If there are any pannings iii the hog trafflic she ought to get- the lions share.

The impression is rife among .the farmers of the^bailiwick that om of Robinson's necessities is a set of com-1 petent grain buyers, ones that havesufficient capital fb carry on trade-with, safety. People-have had all the experience in-*seHing on credit to strangers that tbry'desire. It will be fortunate if this placo secures a substantial set of grain.men in the start. A sot pf sharks generally effectually kills the trade of a place in. a short time. I bayQ.in mind a.town on the Vandalia jthat, .iu a year or two after the road was

Jc6iVi^ifeted

out-distanced its

neighbbrsVb'nti-through the bad business tactics'Trf-its-grain buyers, it new is lvopeliessly s-'.Uiliti!', !,z

As I ooo9 before ^stated, the. retail trade coming fjtyoi.Terre Haute's su tw urban "heighbort/iorms no small part of her prosperity hence, the more the better, and.it,stands-her merchants in hand. to secure th it of kobihson.

Iu conversation with the county purchasing agent^'learned that the gran^. gers of the couiity want to get a hard.ware and a dry.'gobds store to locate here—stores that.will sell to them at graoger prices. Co-operative stores' seeui to be.JfeJiittg into disfavor,' as in some instances Jthe management Jbt theni hriei abfcofbed.'nat only the proifits btft principal

SocialiyT'itorninaon is quiesoent,^except that she emulates in a friendlyway her neighbor^ Marshall, in the tying of nuptial Knots, "an unusual amount of Nvhieb is'bemgtlbneln botlk places.----

.SILKX.

-BEMHIH:-XOCB HOMES.

Tlie'FiHe Arts.-

Four BeautifuV-Fine Oil ChroniSs^ 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. OU de^igcis, Very ,9ur Chtotoba are fac simile reproducUon^of iho choicest tvorks of ^l^w^I ^er9»',aud Pronounced by Connoisseurs equaUo the Original Oil ^al'^iboa8^Q -d

Uri

®criptural Scenes,

Xand^capes, Rocky Mountsin Scenes

aud

Flowers, De-

sigcs, ««T«c^are meeting with ureat a -SOO Decalcomania pictures 50 centsv l^gemix^ various fcindaVft,. oif.i53o "Sntisfacflun guaranteed. Catalan*' bl useful"articles sent on reoernt ^f

FEianPnrr FTLIX CLARE A CO Chroi^s, 4c:, &o., 224-

ttrennam8

of the p»per

jOxajad FjUr .aad Lect arc. The ladies of the Third^BaiptTsI Church has engaged the Hon. S, Hinton of Indianapolis to deliver an address a,t their fair, to be held at thelrihurcli blapd ing corner*df' Sev enth vahd Demtning streets, for the benefit of the church, The public is cordially invited.-v.

BEtBuLD,

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

BA9TSBUPT SHOE STORE

A. Relboid, Preprlfctor.

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

Mech»mcs» Attention!

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

By ord*r of the Superintendent of Public Iu&truction.

claim.to, have the "Stock" of

KID GLOVES of the city for both sexes and all sizes. They run from one to five buttons, Examine our special

The "American Beauty two button Jiid, $1,00, Every pair warranted.

PITARIE CITY EMPORIUM^

324 Main street.

Merchant 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 which is made to ordtr. It may cost a trifle more at the start, but it lasts longer, fits better, looks "better and is'in every way the cheapest, in the long ran.

Block Coal

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

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

Aldrich & Seeger

keep Leeches at 'their barber Bhop, corner of Fitth and Main streets. People' who get black eyes or bruises should make a note of this.

FrtsU Meats..

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

For French Kid .'7

ladies Shoes of all styles, sizes and variety go to N. Roland. .... ..

^UJ a-Glva 1,,

MERRILL dfc~WHEAT, the progressive Coal-men, your orders. Ohio street, south side,'between Fourth and Fifth.

Merchants

will find Bruning's an excellent plac« for Dinner"

Persona- er

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

MRS. J. A. WOOD.

FIOTl FURS.

HandscmV Hats and Capital Caps. J. H. Io»gla9s has the finest assortment oi hats,: gaps and fairs,, in the: city .His.stock is the largest, and his prices most reasonable. ..Try, him,' ana koQw.his .ways.,

.V-&Y -Take 'lOiifcT Frazier's Root Bitters for the blood

TV.W. Byers' forFine Stationery^ Malii street, near Sixth.niii* l*:

T. A Math euy, tlie east end boot makertiMsiioRebutthie

isti^I'dki^ jt6':l_ki ah 4: t|urlaM' onf aVt" iiaciir

itbat

asr«elpi»f»n£ Give liim a call« MainNirM^ja^iEast ortewis! Livejry Stable.

.. ^^^Mxarcbmnts, f. Agents, and all persons, Mah»-or 'T&* in ale,' desirliTg^ .respectable, emplb^ment "at faih. .(Joifa'pensaHoti, S^QU'^T send for" our .Catalogue,. of^ Usefof Novelties, in demand every Sent on receipt of three, cenfc^ stie^d^.j' Address Felix Clare Vtft Pq^i 224 vBasu 113th8treet,NowYork. joU^-

•.ZWZO'Z ^nllclr*'«Mprjy^ wholesale agents for Frarier*3Soot terk, thojgreSt blo(^i^^3^ msna

^»€WBML"'

keeps a .CO*nplete.%feOrtoe^ of Grocw^ ies," besides-Fresh Meatsi He 'has lies, Oyhtere^Cannfed Fruits, and. Vagjetablesof every. Jtind. He makes speciality of ^-Queens ware, Glasswaw, Table and Pocket Cutlery

Block Coal-v

at 10 cents at'-Merril A- Wheat's" OSt&r1 street Coal-office.-: !-v^

7 .. BlQ«k .Co«l

at 10 contact. Merr^lQtoht street .CtoaL.offiw. t, si-i

the firet of 'January, ^ino' Cas jixpere Suits, usually sold foif' f^t.iWill Jbe.'redunftft is* P- BreMnaB'^, Ohio street^MexchantTailc r. o'ustaio JqZf -i ,Vi CJ e-~. vtLo- aim cl aaioj-t.

Try

Shew maker's

,'Light"

L0'af,,,:s:!wd*

"May^Qiieen" flour. It is tha best in the market.

HIGHLAND COAI=

I For El&ht bent?. ,2P Merril & Wheat are making things livbly in tfie coal trade. The above low oiler for bituinimous coal cannot fail to sell lots of it. -j

A CaRD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous -weakness, early decay, loss "o( manhood, dfce., I will send a recipe that will cure you,

CHARGE.

FREE

Th great remedy was

discovered by a missionary in South America. Send self-addressed envelope to tbe

REV. JOSEPH

Station D, City.

INMAN,

Bible l(ousi% New York

CORN MEAL.

at Aluiey fe Harris' popular Bloomington Road Mills.

Coal and Wood

orders leit with J. R. Chambers, opposite the postoffice, will receive promj attention.

Try

Sbewmaker's,' "Light Loaf," and ''May Queen" flour. It i* the b9st in the market.

f. Key West ignrs. The finest of Key West Cigars, atent cants, at the S£ Charles sample rooms, oorner Ohio and Third. Try them.

All the Delicacies

of the season served up daily at Briic* ing's.

Bttsinf.ss I

on South Fourth street is as lively as ever.1 At Wm. Hensels, an anxions public is gotting all the MINCEMEAT, CANNED FRUIT, POULTRY and other articles wanted. Hensel makes a specialty of fancy groceries such as sweet crackers, candies &c, &c. He has also an assortment, always full, of staples Fourth street, west side, between Main and Ohio streets.

Get

your, clothibg of Max Joseph.

For

Stereoscopic Views at low prices, call at R. Gagg's Art Emporium, Main street, between Third.and Fourth.

For all Kinds

of the finest men's Buckled Alexis and Gaitors go to

Bo}and. 4

For the Finest Stock

of ladie's White Kid Shoes and Slip pers ever offered for sale in the city, go to N." Boland.

FOR A SQUARE MEAL GO Tt BKDNINU.

:T£RM1^

JM.A8JT12

Business Directory.

Th Names and. Location of the Leading Business Houses of Terre Maute.

aar Parties visiting Terre Haute will do well to cut this out and carry It with them for reference. We editorially guarante tnat this list tH composed only of thu mas responsible, reliable and Urst-clasp hous«

ARCHITECTS'.

BciUmnin Rogers, 7 Beach's Block. OBocEsar.,

Iheo. Stabl, "'io Main. I A A S S A N S W A H, KifJiart^on, tiian, bet. Sd and 4t ... -..^ntrGCJsrs. BnnClu. Armstrong, Main and 6tb.

WIIOI.E3ALK DKUGGIBXS.

tnliek A-ilerry,Corner 4th ai:d Main. jririiNiTtrKE bxaleks. F. ClootE, 189 Main, bet. 6tb and 7tii,

GBOCSBS—RBTAII..'

Phil 111* Sch raeder, E cor 3d Muib'y j. f. Ho«ftel. JN E cor First and Ohio. HAIB GOODS. E. B. Mcssmorv Co., 607 Ohio stree t. 'i INSOKANCK AGEJJT3 Wlmrtoa, Blddle A Co., Main Wnd (lt,

MKAT MAliKKTS ._4( -.-.tt:.

Jif.Bnpp,175 M8ln, .. Ki.8eebnrKeri4th street liiarttei. ItrtLlNKEY. H. A. Rarldeii, 182 Mala stre&t. 'oiPTICTAHS

Thoiniifl, South Fourth! near Oil to. PKODUCK AND commission. A. l».: l*e A- l£jro., eor. ttth and Ohio. SAODI^KS HARXXfcS T^CJJNKS ASD. VALISK3 X*hfl I p.Kwdei, 8 side of Malnucar 9th.

pUied. j*rth^£leB.,. in jcdpwang that ,.al

The World is not-»niy

tiltfEtnttdirork

jby one

dand i« ltoW ut op

rAg°JHf1/'^'*tUnlcaS°'

.v 'nuo

f^tray |iottce.' -Jacob3ae*sen of^BQfn^' --riaofl'towhshtp, one wh.i^gteerabqtit two shears

old.uoothermarks

CTftrT

,Tvnis^ Clerk

Dec. 4,1875.

!tt¥'T

V1S:«tolvi a.Ttf .we keep

JL.-JL* Vf

ANYTHING in oar -stomasiff ev^ytjhing

:'-*r

-Nr ev.erytbins found

|tmbre, ie-5 STadl sO)» ixc«W Uhlcfcgq. Be»d (or dt scriptive Uste.

HATE Y0tL,,,A_ DOLLAR ,IP B-T** r.'fif

FSSS-OJffK ©MA.IS

__,Wo WiliSsnd, -J?oa i'ilM, The

1. It contains AIifi Tf^JTEWS of the rostse-.-m .lavs, collacted by tbo a^ectf and correspoadeai8 oi tn.» Jfew York Dally World .vu ia fuiae.s, and enterprise In tuis r?8r»ct is u-.ioouat. d. 2. It-- AOKICUlrTUKAT1 DEP4RTME3fTcontains the latest uewsof farm Speriimenta at ttoaaf sud abroad, coutribuiioua by ho -•'& aad t'orji^n writ era fall reptrts of the Farmer's Club of tbe American Institute, anil quotations of val aable aad imersstneart ciesaopearlKg In jhe agrloaltural^reoklle ani raagizioss.

H. Its GBA»GE WS, to whloh attentlo la Kp -:ei.y cal'.od. Is a foatnre whlrh can be t'»ai"i id uooher piper. -All' the. r«s\»urt"s vl_tlis co:nni'*Di a gr«-.i «»c-tro-

the cream oi al the focal grange papers in every 8tat=. Tlie depar an it is and v. ill continue i»- uud^r .if o-»% of ae^ve n»m3rs dt tsie b:xl'er. 4. For ihei"IHKSI-iE DEPAKATM£Sk'L,i iddltloa to is ur attr ictloas. such asp-'etry.K ii^ellun nut.-jorojs o: ti icts, dtc., 4uring f,'»e coming ycir, tliflra v^iil do -iO lewsthaaon-- i^uad e.lshjrr. a esby the basv wit rsof floti ia in BagUud ndAaa^riCH. 5. Tiie JIARKhT REPORT.4*, brou?nt nvu r.o tlia uro. pu diuatlou, ar.) tbd best that cau nss ma le. E ich is Is re "rt,ed by o.io «ru«so spjcial lcuowledite aad 1 raining mase aim tno be3t authority upon bat -ubjec1 in mo United States. For accuracy aud cjmpieiensa the market reports of The World are aarivalcd-.

V,O

DISEASES OE MEN.

Every Chronic disease is treated, but

ist but the cM ::wos: pa IT- nver the farmer."

iKLY (104 Not), a year." DAIli

Epccial

I Ctusarsworof e^Qry.o Ve)591" .Itembrjicesere «eni That iiworth) k!SWl#8j

v313

Specimen copied Ssat ou apu-iuatiou. Address, "THE WOKIiD," 35 I'&rh K.»w, York.

Any person wanting a first-class

WAR

atten

tion ia given by'fcim toDiseasea of the Kidneys. Bladder and Generative SyBtehv Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Seminal Weakness, Ncrvone debility, Im potency, Stricture,', and all diseases of a private natnze, and all who are suffering are requested to send particulars of thoir condition." vhen a candid opinion will be given, the probability of a cure, the time required ana the expense.

All Ginreapondence strictly Confidential. .« The ilcdical Feei are moderate to all, and Especiallr to the

Poor.

.: The utmoet reldance may be placcd 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 BatJflfactory resHltB,' and are.thercfore reliable, and if a full statement of the symptoms is given, remedies can be eentrby mail or expreife for full couteo nt one time, without the necessity of an interview except in extreme cases.

MEBCtmT, and "all other- jwleoncms drugs that injure the system, are neveir used in thisIimUttUe, ^ilio jKosjr of i'totmgMMi is lahlc StnagtV' Arid" he who has ob&inod thi^ glory. Best fnlfflc'fcfB manhood.. -Dr.-BRYAN is the author of a series of essays on the eubject, as follows, which every man should read: .•-' 0-.:te^:P«8ttWtta efAm9rieaa7fla{li. .......5 3a£i£ea»,.Ui9FosBt^a of a Thousand Woe^ ,*] ,i OaSTgieao,Foei'Zaonthlt,Sealth,4c. '".'r

Ca Chioaie, Kal^uutt, Ofgatle ud othorUiieisM. These lectures are of untold value to- every man, font more especially to those who aro already amictr

wl»a»^^a^of^^n^eof rolnxne is Illustrated with gn fie sent tmreceipt:of'Tvt aSTY-

tfieir

I'VE CENTS. Address o: 7'

'Addr«j' Dr^Butii' Vlijliiivj, a»«. 13 Ji.iEijhth street,

'to^bc Afflicted "Arid Unfortunate.

J^&f^5§ occu|fe'ia1

pefceitaslA

abot^M th' Abi^raf«ed at»W40Jbiiore G.F Cookerly,

:?B

eat Medical

ad Secrets for LadiM and: ents- S^t frw^Ut t#0' a (hps. A'ttfllto,'*" ,'b

Ua*:if fJuCo'io

LLTTTLTUTK,

"19 1 'T

^as-sia ulslil j&jods hsa aizod

doubled (Hjie'ilf tWaty-sevea rooms

Js Indorsed,bysomo of the aost celebrated medical Wtfev •ers of thlscountrvAndUuropevatid ean be'eotrtaUea per-

raaoallr

mail^oa therdlfeases mentioned.ia worlds".

fi(|riiiiJ parlors,'So: RTWrMV Vi-Vth-street, betweea

^SSttrudO' iyyii.

T&tfavera^4w!>fit15^^0fit eaUmatetl to be mhljtt) IjoW^PS^f. stock, rjurtvileggOg variousfeanltefBInWmllStreet. Tneboua©, ot Me68r8. ATexanWr KrothlnKbam

PQSfaw,a

Wh'MnveatllMl0£baTe^fijB*ajnp i|dvan tage

BANKKB^WUI ,SBOK£R»,

o^p: Stock Bibh^SWip^^Wall

till diassi faivT ci c-ii& -iOi5 'jfco iot His

Jfos), $10 a ynr.

THE

BIJT

SEWIXCS- M1CHIME.

Cash Price, $40.00.

LIGHT BUXJilXG AND EASILY HA5AGED Shutt'e Sawing Machine will find It of importance to sfnd to us forth latest Terms to pure :users, as we offer

bis6'6uifT'"irOR CASH. We also send MACHINISON 1'RiA.L to any part ot the NorthweSst."1*!It?costs nothing to try the Home Marhlue, as we r.ay all the expensos. i' not accentet. Merchants, send for our Descriptive (-circulars, and late Terms to C».HH Purchasers. WE W4KT MFK«H%Nrs FOK A«KN '•?*.

Addrrss^J0HNSON, KK & C^., N 141 *tate Street, lliicagr..

H. 8. KICHAEDSOS &CO.,

JOBBERS AND DEALERS IN

iQueensware, Glassware, Lamps, Etc,

HEADQUARTERS FOR V:

Chandeliers and Bar Fixtures. «a.Country Jobbing Trade solicited, and prices guaranteed as low as any Western Queecsware House.

MAIN STREET,

North Wile. beiTveen Third and Fonrth

if AT PRICES

AS LOW AS TIIE LOWEST-

SPRING WAGONS a Specially,

WHOLESlL£ A3V3) RETAIL, AT '1

WILDY THIRD STREET, BETWEEN OHIO AJfD WAOl'T All work warranted'firet-olasa.

DR. J. BRYAIff, CONSTTLTmG- InTSIOIAK OS' THE

Jliiloi Htdicil M' Susjial' hstiluti, J47 East Fifteenth St., New York, Guarantees the mo6t Scientific Treatraent and Bpeody and Permanent Cure in all coses so advised. {iis specialty for thirty years has- been the treateoentof '.

DR.

Ko. 59 Ksatuclqr Ave^ Indianapolis, Ini

A.recQl&rgradamteof Medicine, h*a been longer engaged Is the special tremtmenVorftUVenoral Sextuil and-Ohron-io DiaOAWi than any other Physician in Indianapolis,as city papers show, and all oldresidents know. Consultations

Syphilis, Gonorrhoea, Gleet,

asis.

rffiK'JORrTHE H'ilLlON. /. Pr!rate C^tin^clortoth* •3| Married, or tho4 *bou! ia u^rrj.Tc.a the-pbrsiolDgiow -I rivKrics kqA -reTClatJoni or tbq sexual syftcm, "nib IteePt.riscovcrica ia the soiencd of-rt^actio^-prpiwylag {jjkn conxplcxion-r &c..

8tricture,

MANHOOD All

Of-

chiiit, Hernia, or Rupture, all Urinary Diie»»e* and

8yphilitio

or mercurial affactionrof tha

throat, skin or bono*, are treated with unpmrallclofl succcta, oa latest Bcicnti'lo prinolplei. Safely, PriTatelj. Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debil.ty and Im potency, a» tlie re«ult of Self-abue In youtb.Hxumlexeesiei in maturer years, or other causes, and which produce some of tbe following effeou: nervousness, seminal emissions, debility, dimness ef sight, defective memory, pimples on the face, pbysicaldeeay, aversion to society of females, confusion of ideas, loss of sexual power, etc., rendering marriage Improper or unhappjr, are permanently cured. -Pamphlet (3S pages) relating to tho above, sent In sealed envelopes, for two post* go etampe.' Consultation at office or by mail free, and invited, a friendly talk or his opln

Ion costs nothing.

Whenitlelneonvenient to visit the eity fortreattaent, medi*

Pamphlet to any address, for Two Stamps.

*'"tor 10e^at8.bJr

WOMANHOOD Sent sealed Xnnhood, Womanboodand Pamph-

MARirACE PI.

U-T:

Sealed for BOe. Over fifty wonderful pen-pictures, true to lifo articles on the following subjects: who may marry, who not, why. Proper age to marry. Vh? marry flnt, ManKoo1, Womanhood, Physical debar.- The effects ofoeltbacy and oxaesac Who ehouldmarryi How life and happinessmay "be increased. The Physiology of EeproduoUon.aod many more Thoee married or contemplating marriage spould read it.

After a lire-long practice I assert from human as weU ss xnona oonTiction, it ought to be read by all adqlt peMons. then locked Hp.notlald aroundorlo8t.a*ftl«worthy of ro-readinir.-It cootafna tlie.oream of wodloalI liters StnJeTSitseatherea in anextjnjlve practice, rut any one who will ti*« oaroful perusal, ten timet

"AddtSsi Dr Doff, $9 Kentucky Avenue, IndUnaptfS* Indiana.

Cheapest

good-guide in America.

Dr. Whittier Stiil continues to treat oMlong standing and severe cases of VCNERAL DISEASES, Jmd^s« of SEMINAL ElttSSlONS and: IM POTENCY.

%The Boctor is-noWpccupled

with

failed,

9l7St..CbarIe«.Street,St.Louis. Mo.

ctl.TONiC EL!XIRA

LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF CONTAINS BEEF JUICE.TONICS& MILD CATHARTICS&iS AN IMPRO.

W N I

CN LicBiGS EXTRACT. y*w ovmiU (SUJran

S I. »»J

.5 1. 5 i.

THIS MFDICINE IS PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS FORTHE CURE. OFINDIE 3 N CONSTIPATION .DYSPEPSIA •iiAuAHt r-iLc.6 FEMALC.CHILDREN.] BLA'uOLK 0 A KiUNc.r JVFR 8r

Lm.S A O S S I Of

Af'f

CbtCftgO, Ir. oi.l

&2o 5ovo Or^'il znaqctico -Isiioi:

teiacs01'"e

E?Sg:5Sti CAB33,

'H5C3

and dsalep in-all kind.? of moats, No cheap beef bought s,nci no botchCH made in outdoK It up. Best of hanilq ompioyci. Lov prlceB sueittnteed.

Hoc»ud

-treet^ west sldo, sontb of ifaiu.

'MS, BA1 J?S.

Ityou to gev jlce, Van sliave and a goori hot .mtc, £ro to tlie BA .ai3EH isHOP. sireet, Lt us eon Fourta

O. K. on Ohio ami Fifth

R'h-I

RKAli A^rE^T, M-vIN BT., EE'.t F'jUriTrt A FtFTrl, ••j.. ia, Sri.ir.j

Dvvvllhie 'poiva nf hi] sizfK tl 'n ail part? o' tlio "Uy, at tut) eh«*(..^eet pricfiH, Also furrria aiul ^(.lo.eiis io ke..i or tiado. 'ntorrnailoD nhc--erfuJy Jurnislied.

"Dr. Lec.a J. Wiiltsn,

OFFICE AH iOISiDJSWCB,

sirent, Ut. Sixth and Seveclh, iorM. n-jnfi.' «f3f'ifa.

J?. MeArtiiur,

TAIL01? ANii tTTTBB, Fiflli .^f., lot. Uitrry aid JJn'L'erry Buy yowr cl«tl' au5

ave our euite cut

and hi arte in tbe Brest style at saving ot 25 per cent, by pa«r-.o!zirit- McA rtlinr.

B01 M^ft WKB33, House,tfita aaa "OraamcDtal. -3P IKT JE i.lttloKeu Fror-t, c.rr.er of i'-lgbtii arti

Maiu ni/fieis, Tt-rre Haulo, lufl.

BURKS 13 LIOSS.

DEALERS IN

FLOSTR. *-F.ri,

JBALKO HAT, CBBStS TfEUfi,

fVUJiit HY aud IPBODIJCF.

Southeast ccr. Third and Walnut sts.

TEKtili HAUTU

Oemniv Pip & &fov*e (o.

AN UKACTDnr US O

Artificial Stouo. ahd iwor pre .scd ydiaaHo Ceraent l*rum

Jsu house 'vrioiralnga of different archl toctural iieyhjnp, iti^ludlr.K •window caps. Pills, key foueu, water uifcle r.if Hide walk la'd iii peers or ocks. Fi'tererfor customs, s'^pp. blocUs, co, itig. posti eic. office-.n niot.troet,ner.r?iixtb.

RAPF & BKi WN,

Malrer« of the ceiebr&le

Sea-Eoam Flour.

Depot at A. & E. REIM iN'S.

Mais' aeo. batvoea th" iutii

TEliBE A^TK

Devices Free'anU. ruHnufs':urfl:a vail dealers lo ali EI KIH ba- cut f}lee, rasyia n1 flic"? oi u'i !cfr. '••'-pi11•• t'sL corner Filth acd Mntb»:fry streets. ire !iauLc, laditna.

Oli files ^ud rat? ivcoi and warrantee) eguai to ne*. '•Ve p-o.-'evuy uxi all«j 'I^rs from .he eoua y" cy ejii-rtss

JKS3SE KtiBP.I'V-ON. A W/.TfON ROBEET Contnu'io fi for ..J::b iirica '«Vor!»

I'lasieriug- Ct.-t- ru an*.! All work trurfvanieid. A i.iePs, Kobe: son & Wet BO P. O. llox i^J, iture lir.nii. Ind.

NEW STOVE STORE,

STOVES 0F*~7LJ,

Parlor, Cook .-AND-

OFF!OK fiil'OyiOH A Largo Aseortaoetit and Lo^r i':Uzc.,

cases whlqh have

not met with ia cure in' other hands—does not court simple and common eases.- Noxnattcrwho have

state your case call or write. Pamphlet and questieiMjSfflt by mail free to any address. A 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 of cures, SAFETY of the •medicines u3edaatfair chareeshavebroughthiia patients from every State. ..Office and addressi

Nortii Ponrtfe s€i~'root's"'

BARBiiiH SHOP.

SoeccBfior to itodertis lir. there, on Fonrtb strcet, between .Main and Ojbto. He Kiiiit« a share '»f tfce public patronage.*

JOB N- GBIEK^ON,

PAINTKR. HOUSE AN» SIGN 3?AISTW?., Graining, Olaeing, and all branches of :i painter's busmen* will be attended to with promptness and dispatch. Ninth street nearCheatnut.

JOSEPH RICHABDSON, M. J),

Office on Ohio St. beti Third and Ftui ft

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA

ROBERT TAN YALZAK,

.^DENTIST, OFFICE W OP£BA HOUSIS, TEBBE HAVTE, IMWAjrA.

LOUIS DBEUSlCKii, (Successor to Gclge.- fc rreueicke)

Locksmith, Bell-Hanger aud Stencil Cutter. N. B. Bpeoial attention paid to putting up Speaklhii Tubes. The same sold at Vbolesale and relaii to tinners.

KCo "i A7 3N UT MtF.VO tn. •. Be" .' RICH ARD50N A TULLIDCF. PROPS,

Keys wholesale and retail. Repaltin^ promptly^ Tftttendrii'td

«. w. BAtixn',

]]i is or,

Main Street

Over Sata'aoldconfeotlonery stani ?.Qij. ",'j tj, .,** c,x, Odi a. v... •hrt-pj^r: 'tut-..

i!-

xij 2o fiiiitl rsLb.^1 -zs:Y2.bv:L-.Z. al icos^ei i-n Ltt&