Terre Haute Evening Gazette, Volume 6, Number 246, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 March 1876 — Page 3

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CITY POST OFFICE.

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DAILY MAILS. OPKN

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i::C0p lrSO C'blcago and th« Northwest. t:0da 7:00 a 3:1.1 11:20 am i:15 S:t0

St. LouUand the West.

l:15 a ra 1:00 am 2:00 ra

7:00 am 2:30 4:15

East Way. Vandalia

l!:-35 a so 7:00 a 7:00 am 11:20 am

".'..".".I. & Bt. Li!!!!.

West Way.

4:15 T.Sl pin

OiJo a Via 1. & St. 1:00 a m...Via Vandalia Railroad Kortli and Soath Way. 8:0 a ra...Evan.sville and Way 2:30 pm •3:30 Evansville, Vin. and

Hullivaii 7:00aro

7:15 a 111 L., C. ». W. R. B:U0 13 6:00 a in E. 1\ H. S C. R. 8:00 a in 3:30 m... .0. & T. H. B. HMO a in 7:00 a in Ill Midland 7:00 am

BBMI-WEBKLY MAILS.

(Taes. and Bats.)

1 m...3raysvuie via I'i"alriel6n...ll r» 10 Sonera! Delivery and ^all Bozos opoxs :rnm 7 a ra to 7:30 pin

Look do zee and tftanip Oilloo open from a tn to 9 .Money Order and Register Oftics open 'f: a 5:00 a in to 8:00 111

Office opsu on Sundays from 9 to 10 a. m. No money order business transacted on unsays. N. FILBECK. P. IA.

RAILROAD TIUE-TABLK. EXPLA.NA.TION 01" REFERENCE MAKKO.— |SaMirday excepted. ^Sunday excepted.

SliOnlv, Vandal in & Terre Hanlo and Terre lliiute & indlaunpolis. Arrivefrom East. Leave lor We3t 8*00 am ^Limited Train 8,05 a m. gl,36 a fast Line 1,40 a m. lu.lip -Indianapolis acc. ,65 ••Mall and ACC 4,"0 m. A.rrive from West Leave for East 1.40 am §Fast Line 1,45 am 1,45 "Day Express 2,00 9,30 *Mail and Aoc 3.20 ^Indianapolis Acc... 7,00 a Evansvllle, Terre llikufo A Chl 'Bg'O. Union Depot, Tenth and Chestnut Streets, Arrive frem North. Leave for North. 0,31 ""Chicago Express, 6 32. a in 11,17 a "Mail 2,5' i» 5,52 a Night Express 1. 0.

Evansville & trawfordsvilie. Un:o.i Depot, Tentu aud Chdataut Streets ArrivefrjaiiS mth. Leave for South 1.5) pin ra 9,50 -'Express

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5,'in 1 «e*l Kr«igii 1,1 10,i0a Express freight 1. Iiogontport, I'rawfordaville A Sois (I western. Union Depot, Tenth and Chestnut Strtsis.

VB FOS NOKTH.

Terre Faute ana Lafayette Mail 7/:0 a ra Terre Haute and Toledo ExprcbS...4.00 pm Ktickville Accommodation...^ U,?5 am

ABBIV* FEOM NORTH.

Cincinnati andEvansvi'leM ill l,'-5 To odo and Terre H'uteExpre 9 60 Ko'jfcvill^ ACflomodatiuii 9,10 a

Terre Haute ^itlland-

Uulon Depot, Tenth and Ches nut streets. ARRIVE. Ko. 3, New York Fa'-t Line lVOa

Ko. 1, Through Express 8,15 No. 7, Through Freight 11,19 No. 9, Local Freight 0,00

DEPART.

Wo. 2, Through Express H,70 am No. 4, Decatur Accommodatlou -S'W rri Ni.8, Tii ous^h Frei ht 3, 0 am No. 10. Loca ret?ht 7,10 a in

CiitcinH'ttl ATfro Hm Depot, Firs1 and Main streets. Arrives from South. Leaves for South f,00 in Accommodation F,15 a atrest car and omnitusses run to sn« Irom the depo 01 Tentn and Chestnut streets, and omniousest' and from the dejtondix anl Tippocan Rtr ets.

There is Ave minute* dlffereace cetween the railroad time and the city time,as kepi by Cal. Thomas and corrected daily by his transit insiru

§he .§u-:nit(]

Fridiy Evening, Jlarcli 31, 1876

Yeslerday when a Detroit boy's feet flew up aud seated him Ju the slash 011 Congress street a strauger happened to be near and helped the lad up. Not feeling as if this was enough, he led the boy along to a peanut staud aud filled his pockets with fresh roasted. The (ears disappeared with the peanu's, and as the last handful was crammed down the boy asked: /Do you live here, nai3ter •'No, bub—I'm a stranger in Detroit." "Won't von please «it some money and buy a house and live here all the rest of the time?" inquired the boy in ft beseeching voice.

Yesterday as a good»hearted boy Was going up Woodward ayenue he saw a poor bluebird fluttenug in a garden, ns if nearly Irozen to death and the idea at once came to him to go and get it and doctor it up and care for it until the balmy bree*es of spring camealoug: He climceu the feuce to carry out the uoOie purpose, but a dog came bown and bit him in lee, the owner of the ptace came out aud slamed liitxa through tht gate in a hurry, and a big policeman came along aud yelled out: "Boy, ,fu don't behave yonrseh you'll git to !he gallnsl

Stevens 'and tins B-ip ist Jiroilisr, T'ri* tierce aud famous old Pennsyl-s vania Congressman Thad Stevm was notorious for his love of gambling. HR visited gambling houses constantly.

Oue morning in going down to the Capitol he steped into a gambling house, and soon won a hundred dollars. Coming out, be weut up with with Mr G— told of his luck, and then talked about politice* A Jiabtisl clergyma from some obscure town in Pennsylvania over took Mr.Stevens. begged pardon for addressing bim, aud then spok«* pathetically of th needs of a struggling churcq, not tn his district, bat in his State, and ended bv asking a small contribute^0Ui'rofj "Old Thad" took out the hundred dollar nil! he bed just won and handed it to the clergyman.

The poor preacher was sstonisnea and soueht vainly to express his thanks. The rich Radical refused to

So the Dious man went

hear him. so tne pious away happy. 6 a a preacher was out of hearing, Br er

after the

God moves In a mysterious way, Hi* »oude»e to pet-ftrm.

Coaoeded his superiority. Apronarnent Mrssachusetts lawver was'the other day crowding witness pretty closely In a cer«a«n brandy oask case. consider the brgndy good? He» did. Was he acquainted wi.h brandf gothewhat. Did lie mefen to say thai l»r considered himielf a contempt ]ud*W brand*? Well, sir, wM th don't HUDDtte I am as gooUI

with a Boman temple, _'ahcl, lastly, with a Christian cliureh^haB been in turn the shrine of tho legend, the romance, and the religion of at least twenty centuries. Though not always isolated, it was always sacred. The remains of the vast forest of Quoquelunde, as late as the sixth century, still stretched from the mainland to the rocky mount. In the seventh century the remnants of it disappeared before the inroads of the rapid tide, but a wooded slope 011 the north-east side of the island still recalls the aneicnt homes of the Druids and the earth, in many parts, is riddled through and through with countless warrens, made by tho Lineal descendants, 110 doubt, of the old forest rabbits of the mainland. As we iloolc up at tho wondrous pile from the snnds, and note tho mighty walls and towers behind which nestles for protection the little town, the eye measures those ancient granite masses, as solid and colossal as tho rock on which they tand, and is fairly bewildered at the brupt elevation, one above the other, of oastle and monastery, until, on the summit of tho whole, a vast cathedral, wonderful to behold even in its decadence, leaps into the air with flying buttress, pinnacle, and spire. And who built it, and how was it built? Wo know where tho granite camo from but how were the immense blocks floated over from the neighboring Eochers do Cancales, hardly visible in the remote distance How were they got across that shallow, treacherous tide, or how, when the sea went out, were they prevented from sinking into the sands These are light matters, as tho student of St. Michel's Mount will soon learn. Was not tho great Archangel watching over the destinies of his shrine A string of miracles, a group of shin ing legends, light up the pages of its eventful history. As we read far back in tho past, tho colors seem all fresh like tho gold and azuro of the ancient missals on the yellow parchment of the monastery itself. Tho good Bishop St. Paterae, of Avranches, (sixth cen tury,) sent through tho forest of Quoquelunde his band of pious workmen, who cleared part of the rock, and founded two churchcs to Sts. Symphorien and Stephen, and a monastery. St. Scubilion was the first abbot, but tho Christian legend begins only after the washing away of the forest in the seventh century. Then it was that St. Michael twice visited St. Aubert, (A. D. 70S,) Bishop of Avranches, and pointed to the isolated rock as his chosen sanctuary. Tho holy man, mistrusting such visions, opened his Bible and meditated on St. John's .woz'ds, "Beloved, believo not every spirit, but try tho spirits." Again he fell asleep, and this time St. Michael pushed him roughly with one finger on the side of his head, (pulsatur austerins,) upbraiding him with his sluggish incredulity and the Bishop aroso to found a church endowed with his OAVU lands, and destined to become one of the most famous pilgrimages in Christendom.— Good Words.

ANCTJ:NT DISCOVERY.

The German exploration of the Peloponnesus has been begun very favorably, having been rewarded by the discovery of a marble statue of Victors*,

beautiful Nike, in excellent

preservation. The interest and importance of the discovery are enhanced by the fact that tho figure bears upon it a perfectly legible inscription, recording that it is the work of Patonios, of Mende, in Thrace, the contemporary of Phidias, and was made by him for the Messenian colonists of Naupaotus, by whom it was presented as a votive offering to the Temple of Jupiter at Olympia, after the third Messenian war, which had continued ten years and ended B. C. 455. Considering how i'ew works there are which can with certainty bo assigned to the age of Phidias, and how small is the number of those which can be referred to any one sculptor whose name is known to us, the success of tho German explorers of Olympia is a lasting gain to the whole world of art. The genuineness of this interesting "find" receives confirmation, ns Professor Overbeck has shown from the writings of Pausmias, in which the votive Nike of the Messenians is described, and an account is given ol the faots which had led to its offering, and whioh differed from those recorded by the Inscription. The same writer also refers to Pal on 5 os as the sculptor of the statue, and indicates the special parts of the great Temple of Jupiter which were the work 01 his hand.

A JAVANESE FUNELLAT.

A marine on the Japanese frigate Tsukubu, at San Francisco, died recently, and was buried according to Japaueso rites. Tho remains, in a coffin-shaped box, two and a half feet high, covered with tho Japanese flag, were brought ashore in the steam launch, escorted by four officers and sixteen marines. The coffln was placed in a hearse and conveyed to the cemetery, the escort following. A double line was formed, through which tho coffin was carried to the grave. The remains were lowered into the gravo so that the body faced toward the cast. After the firing of three rounds by the marines, the grave was closed, a short address wa3 delivered by one of the officers, and then the marines formed the sand over the grave into a shape resembling the coffin. This concluded the ceremonies, and the marines returned to their ship. rti per nay at home. Sum»5 tO pl?s worth SI free.

sou A Co., Poit'an Main.

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3IOJTT ST. MXOHfX. WHESYOUGO South, Southeast or Southwest, Itemaiabsr that the

And what is Bt. Michql A eaootu&ry from time Immemorial. Its rocky ».. ,. submit rising into the -, air-Grot JuOlllS VlllO & Wi'Cilt crowned with Druidioil remains, later

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toG. P. ROWBLL& Co., New

r* York, p*inph et 01 loo pagas contalniue lists of 3000 newspaper-, auci ea:lmat rfslu.wing cost of adveit.sii.g.

0 »day at home. Aueuts wanted I 5 Outfl" and terms Iree. TkIJ3&

CO.

/vueustn, Mainp« Oreat Sledteai Book and Secrets for Ladies

Oenta. 8- nt free stamps. Address, 89 CBarsMsDxeAx

and two

tl. IHSTITUTS. St. JowpbTlIci

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South & Nnrtli Alabama RAILROADS Have all modern improvements- Tlie sen tials requisite for

Steel

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Two Daily VtLLEon th.

5xpress Trains leave LOUISarrival ui traius t'rujn

Indianapolis, Sr., Louis, Chicago aud tha principal citles.in tl.e NOiini, EAtiT ami

i'wllmm Paiaee (:ars Without Cijiisig-i Are ran between

MASJ'M'iE

Business Directory,

Tli Namos and Location of tiir Leading Business Mouses of Terre Haute,

aar Parties visiting Terre Kaute Trill do well to cut this out and carry it with them for reference. We editorially guarante that this list 1s composed only of th* mos responsible, reliable and flrsl-class house

[AECHITECTS.J

Kcujaaiin Kogrers, 7 Beach's BIccic.'S

CKOOKE-3T.

Tb«o. Stalil, 325 Main.

CHINA, GLASS AND CjUSENSWAHS,^

H. S. Hiehardwon, Main, bet.'3d ar.d it DRUGGISTS. Bantia fe Armstrong', Main and

WHOLESALE DKUQGISTS.

GnlicU A Berry, Corner ith and Main. FURHXTXTKB ,'DZALKRB. F. Goots, 189 Main, bet. Cth and 7tb.

GSCCEES—P-ETAIII.!

Phtllln Selirae»1er, RE cor 3d & Muib'y JT. f. KoodeJ, N E cor First and Ohio. HAIR GOODS. E. Hi Mgawmnrc A Co., 507 Ohio atra-i t.'

INSURANCE AGENTS

Wtiarto:, Blddlo A Co., Main ftnti MEAT SIAF.KKTS. J. P. Bnpp, 175 Msin. t.Seebnr«er,4th street marital.

MILLINEEY

81. A. Rarldon, 182 Main street. OPTICIANS. Cal* T&omas. South Fourth, Hear OiUo

PRODUOE AND COMMISSION.

A. P. I^ee «fe Bru., cor. 6th and Ohio. SADDLES HAi:NK.v3 TRUNKS AND VALISES Philip Bkadel, S side of Main near 9th.

Notice to Parties CoHtemplatins Bulging. CITY CLERK'S OFFICE.

TERRE HAUTE,IND., Jan. 19,1S75. To all whom ir may concern:

NOTICE

is hereby given thai at a ifgn-

lar meetiug of the Common Council of thecltv ol Terre Ilaute, Ind., hold ai »ht Council Chamber, on the evening .f tbe 18th day ut January, 1878, the anu-sea reso on a ad so a a a I

B.TOLBKRT,City

Clerk.

[OiLy pauers copy as above ordered.]

LET THERE BE LIGHT.

Wiv (o get Oil or Fluid Cheaply and Ctsiivienily. Now that the attention of everybody is directed to some cheap substitute for cas lRt the

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Kufety ar omfort,

laid on S:u tfaslust!

I--oil Bridges! I'uiiiutia I'ulat'C I'nrs! Equipped with ffill-LEtt P1.1TFOU31 and COUPLER —AND— w«sriAoaor»»E abx BIIAKU Attentive nuii l'olitnOflisl'ln! itfOOil KuUiigllouiie^!

Orlcatii*

V:a Mont oiueo

ivirCfiUTaile ami Orlea Via Milan. Loiiisviile a««8 t'iorims,

Via Nasi-iville an 1 Atlanta.

IjOUisviSlc a»d iilile Roeli Via Meniphl3. For Information about Kxcursion 1 iciets and Emigrant Ka es to Fl-iriua, or rates to Arkansas ami Texas, address, C, P. Atmure. Gen. tans an 1 T'it't *Et.

Ivy

tell you where

oil find fluid. The Terro Haute Oil Co. beep three wagons, whicu will de'iver either Fluid or tho bi st Ht ad Light Oil at your house. Thov give cards which can be hung out ai a notlfv the passing wagons to deliver it. The great couvenleoeo of this will pe appreciated bv housekeepers, and the trouble it saves iu going or sending after it. The wagons are also supplied with lamps and fixtures of all kinds so that If you want a burner, a shade, a wick or a chimney, you can be sup pied at one© and without trouble. Thp bead-light oil and fluid are of tho finest quality and nm-exp osive. They will basold and delivered in this way, as also tbe fixtures, at prices as low and often lower than tbey can be bought at the stores. Address, through the postoffice, the Terre Haute Oil Company, giving your first order and receiving a card, or stop the wagon as it passes your hons«.

Try

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

Ale At Beer Prices. J. D. McNamara is selling at his saloon on south Fonrth street below Ryan's, tha best of Tolede ale for five cents a glass.

Pcatoes.

J. R- Chambers is selling best potatoes at the same figures as he did last fa l.

Lee & CrnBi,

the best ShoemaKers In the city, have moved to tbe B'ue Front Shoe 8*ore, No. 607 South hide of. Main street, between Fi'th and Si*lb, and win be with Mr. Richey. Ii«avo orders at this place.

ST. CLAIR BROTHBKS

Now run the saloon and restaura ot on Tippecanoe street, opposite the I.

THE SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN. From the St. Loois Globe. There is probably no man to whom the community owe so muob aa to the honest fair spoken physician, who does bi-s actual duty, both to himself and to bis patienis. Really skillful physicians ars uoi so numerous that t-beir virtues nepd no mention, and hence the advertisement of Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, may well claim tho reader's attention. Dr. Pierce is a type of a cla^s of men who obtain success by careful and well directed effort, not attemp'.ing too much, or creating false ideas as to ability. The only reliable* physician in these davs of complicated disorders and high pressure living is the "Specialii-t." the man who understands his 0110 braneh of the business. Such in his 'itio is Dr. Pif-rc.e. Fr the beni-fii of hs readers he has written a ''Common Sen^e Medical Advisor," which is w*il worth reading by those who need such a work. With strict business honor, high prolessioualskill, reasonable IVe.«, and a larg« corps 1 co:np-tfint assistants, Dr. Pit'roH will doubtl3ss make his nan 0 familiar as "household words."

To the Lmli.'S of Our City and Vicinity. PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE THE NEW PERFUME FACJB POW DEK, COMPRISING SIX OF THE MOSP POPULAR PERFUMES IN THE MARKET, PRONOUNuED BY ALL LEADING CITIES TO BE THE BEST EVEROFKEKED FOR SALE. WARKANlEDSOr 'IO BE INJURIOUS.

FOR SALE ONLY AT THE POPU LAR CENT Si ORE, HEADQUARTERS FOR FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS. FOURTH STREET, NEAR MAIN.

1'ry

Shewmaker's, "JLiight Loaf," and 'May Quaeu" flour. It is tho best in thiu inarnet.

Engine Bruning's

French restaurant is generally recognized as the best in the city, it is centrally located, being on Main between Fifth and Sixth street. Slop in and get your dinner when you can't go home.

Ikinu¥«(i.

Chas. Feltus, paper hanger and decorntor has moved Lis shop to the base meut untier the old Forty-nine cent store on Main street, between Sixth and Seventh.

Block Coal

at 10 cents, at Merril fc Wheat's Obi street Coal office.

Cincinnati Uouse.

The patrons of tho Cincinnati House ail testify that it is the best lutle hotel considering tho price charged for board, in tho State of Indiana. Mr. Seitzsets a first els/ss tble, keeps a first class bar and a first class house

every particular.

Arc

A CARD.

To all who are suffering from tho errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss o: manhood, Ac., I will' send a recipe that will euro you, FREE OP CHARGE. Th ere at remedy wasdiscovered by a missionary in Soutl America. Send self-addressed envelope to tbe

RKV. JOSEPH

ISC

ply

with tho proyiKiops or an ordinance ap A 6 1 S 7 The above resolution ordered to be pnb lished ia all the papers or the city f^r ten (10) days under tho sigcature of the Mayor and City Cierlr.

Tn„

Bv order of tho Common Council, Jan IS, 1876. jamESs icom UN DS, Mayor. Jons

Capita! Stock, #19000»000. Each,

WAtiT*,

& St_

pa8sent-Fr depot. Iu aadition to excellent billiard tables, and aB pood a restaurant as can be round in the Slate, they keep poio wl^es and liquors of every variety

Li ve*gJ»o! and New Tort Ma'l Steamers. Kates as Low as by any other Line.

The steamers of this 1 ne tak*1 iheLAisE route recoR:mended by Lieut. Maury, U. S. N golns soath ot the Banks on the pasage to Qneei.stown all tbe ye»r round. Passenger accommodations for all classes unsurpassed.

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120 Kano olph Ktn et 'litcago

Or to E. OIBD U. Terre Haute.

IF YOU AKE

Qonti TEXAS

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or by leticT, and receive by

p^ Rrautifu 1 Pamphjpt illnstrat bt.? .scribing tho

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information, Wl'h

'^.Cniv'tipi sectional newspa large county

fmaps,

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PATENTS

W. W. Bysrs' for Fine Stationery, Main streat, near Sixth

YOGrScissors

Dull 1

Or is your knife tjiunt then you want to take them to August I'ahder. His shop is on tho west, side of Ninth street, between Main and Ohio ^rd ho will sharpen scissOrH aud knives very cheaply and promptly. Try him.

For Excursion Eatss

to Texas, call on Messrs. Wharton, Riddle & Co. Rates low, and ticket, good for 40 days from January 4Ui.

Pati^ts

INMAN

Station D, Bible House, New York Citv.

GItAND

ileal Estate Distribution! AT ATCUIKSON, IIS., Mar. 28, '76, 2,061 Pie* ei of Property valued at 5770,800:

S bares, $3

The Kansas Land and Emigrant Association, (An organization composed of capitalists aud bu in ess men, citizens of Kansas, incorported by tne auth( rity of tbe State, tor the purpose of encourafiing emijiratloii,) will distrlbuto to its are holders, on March 2«, 1*76, 2.661 Piccf« of Property, conslsllna of KLESANT BRICK and

RKISIDKNCES,

With other valua

bie property in the City ol Atchison—tbe

i'reat

Kailwav Center'-1' the Missouti val ey—and 5."S7 improved and unimproved r'ni-mM i« Knnsas, all worth at, a low esiin ate, *77».80. The values of these 2,664 pieces of property are from

$50.00 TO $75,000.00 EACH. Ever-* Phare, wherever or by whomsoever held, will be equal I represented in the distribution, and bo entitled to any one piece awarded to the some. I JOIIV PRICE,

Gene'al Manaeer. Atchinson, Kansas. For shares and circulars giving lull Informatior, apply to T. W Howard, opp. Poet office, Terre Haute, Ind.

freight

waluafile interest

and other ,an,information

mailed fre of

womau and child

clia^'^oWIf,

Apdre-'S, i.OUiS S5A€«05Cit A OlicltoiN or Parents =nd Counci OTH at Patent Lnw, V/iSt'iiifjton, D. U.

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T)'t S-. -n tror*: cf tTO hundred and *lxty

-rp'i oairravlims. and contr-ins valuable «v» r^f -Mio.-e M.bo «ro n.urrisJ or contemplate marit ii cok tu&5 ought to be kept ucder ioc* rtcr.l not left vrr.j.^ily about the honso. It contiiim th.. n:pcrisnc0 and "dvics of wheat? reputation 13 worrJ-wlde, nnd phould

parrc^. inform riftgy

tV to distribute a Lecture by one fjajiiew who has suffered and is now cured, with r-les, instrucilons and prescriptions that aijy droggist can put up, and which every YI

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Inventors, sketch and a fr.M dis^crlpiion of your invention tVo will malce p.n examination at, .na patcaLable, will .'end on papers and advice, and prosecute your caee. Our fee will b«,In cases, S25. or wr tten iu all alters re- "R71 ting to Patents, patent Lw cm! inventions.

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CORN MEAL. & Harris' popular Bloom-

at Alrney ington Road Mills

(iuordinaryOral

Advice

KEFFHEKCK—Hon.

M. P. Lfli'pe.t, ex-

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ought to have, as f,. rvery case of Nervous Debility, weakness, 4c., is cured them. spent over $200 with Quacks before finding thn remeuy. Sam Dies free. B. TrtHM AIN K, SO8*. 14' N. 47j m* WANTED EVEKYW ER1 Ati Hi IM 1 Sgamplea free. Address 8 VALLEf'O. Bot. 8S»4 New Y"rtr.

i.. itf We want Agents

hlOllt'y I'" .who are good worisers iu every County in the United States to sell

The Only Complete Safety Lamp mado. Good mou.eau.aiaire

Becure territory at onc« L.y writing. tc Sl»talii8 h»f«ty Lamp t'o 122 Lake at. Cbioago.

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GKBTAT SOU'lH

w^-^ her citltf. towns, riverF. railroaos. Minerals, stock, mumnactt ties schoolh, min

on the Fat of the Land Wlibout WorU is the Aim of Traveling Atrents. We don't employ them, but sell to tne user at factory pr.ces. Bend for our free price list wbtch will give you the price FYeleht uaid by us toyour nearest raluoad Rtntion to be paid for alter you have tested and found satisfactory, to lhat. the pu..

chaser

absolutely runs no risk whatever. ThraTb the way the best Scales in the world awiBoldhy JONES ol Blnghamton, N.

(Hiuswaris Etc

F-A IjQU AT TFiliS

Oiiai'jdeliors and Bur Fist urea iKa,Country Jobblna Trade solicited, and prices guaranteed as low as anv W'CBterri Quceasware

use.

street,

S»rii3 *UU\ helwpf-n Third Pod sr.rfch

mrae

A Ti L' .H

Cash Price, $40.00.

Any person wanting a first-class

LIGHT BUNKING AND EASILY MANAGED Rhntt'o Sewing Machine will fii'd it of importance tt s^nd tons forth latest Terms to purchasers, as we cS"'

also send

MACSINSON TRIAL

tiieNorthwest. It costs nothing to tiy the Home Machine, as we pavajlthe expsn-i Kanl accepted. Merchants, send for our Descriptive Circulars,and late Terms to OA: Purchase ?. WE WAXT MKRCfl^NTS WB AfiEXi'H.

Address, JOHNSON, TLAitK & C^., N«, 141 State Street, Chicago

E OHIO TALLIN PIANO

BIPLEY, OHIO,

to any part

1875, was awarded tSsem far

BEST 5 Aft OS made West of tSie Allegheniee.

Advantages of location and economy in cost of material and manufacture enabled us to offer decided advantages to those wanting a thoroughly first-class PIAKO.

S&XD 2E§C2lIPTlVFa €ATA&.©GSJ^.

H. BALDWIN Ac O O.,

General Manasers for'E ljeir Sale, and also General Agents for llac Salt* ^iie SJKrivaled Dceker Bros. Piaisos.

158 West Fcurtli Street, Cincinnati. Ohio,

DR.

obtained in the United States, Canadus and

DUFF

ITo. 39 Kcntuckj Ave., Indianapolis, IniA regular gradnate of Medicine, has been longer engaged Is the special treatment of all

VeneraX 8exual and Chron

ic Diseases than auy other Physician in Indi&napolis.as city papers show, and all old residents know. Consultations fre& Syphilis, Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Stricture, Or* chitis. Hernia, or Rupturetill Urinary Diseases and Syphilitic or mercurial affections of tho throat, akin or bonns,are treated with unparalleled success, on latest scienti&s principles. Safely, Privately.

Spermatorrhoea, Sexual Debility and Impot* ency, as the result of 8elfabose in youth, sexual excesses in maturer years, or other causes, and which produce soma of tbe following effects: nervousness, seminal emissions, face, pSVaical decay ^aversion" £6retc.,

iocKfcyWiterfWiW^€

of ideas, loss of sexual power, rendering marriage improper or unhappy, are permanently cured. Pamphlet (S6 pages) relating to the above, sent in sealed envelopes, for two postage stamps. Consultation at office or by Bail free, ana Incited, a friendly talk or his opinion costs nothing.

When it is inconvenient to visit the city for treatment, medi* cine can be sent by express or mail ever/where. Cureable cases guaranteed* where doubt exists it is frankly stated. Office hoars: 9 A. U. to 7 P. U. Sundays, 12 If. to 1 P. M.

Pamphlet fo any address, for Two Stamps. MANHOOD All •boot it Mn^bj mall WOMANHOOD ^,To"ce'2S!14

Sent sealed, Manhood, Womanhood and Fampbeentaby mail, 260

centa by mall,

raiLLIOii

Pr»rsin Conn^rlftrtOthe ct thuso abous tc

I jTi.ir.- *, ot) the

kbrs»»lcgical

1 VtVte.l'.'J CLd n*V(:l3t»pnS of tifs ?uxub! sfPteiTi, vlth the ».-.ici.rc ol jproauciicn, preserving

#VLri®:Tti

vatc drawer cf every male r.r.d femn^ throuchont the entire globe. It ciabracca cverTtiln' Htivesyctea that published in any other

.hesnhjeetof the*ener»

worth knowing, and much that is not

rablished in any other vorK. Bent to »ny one tires of postage) for F£».v Address Vv. iiutto' i)i»^uru-ry, 1.J ». street, St. Loui3, Mo.

Nctico '.r, V.,0 Ailiictsd and Unfostanate.' Drrore :l:J no'nrious qtmci-'. vho o-]ivr i3»'« public i.a-:r?. or aio« tt*T q'lacli rcnv.iM, fj-

1'*

J'.

Bulls' work, Uifttwr v/hat oisca:.«. ia cr cep.c. *b!e vourconaltlcn. BrlBu fe isdorxi •ors of tl tonally or by mail, on the Office an*1" parlorj, No. li sSttletrad

itrcct, between

inyeit Now Accenting to Your Means

$10,|25 $50. $100, $200 How to make money is i° order, and we are inclined to tell the reader oue of the secrets. ALEXAMJEB I'ROTBISC IIA A t'O., ia «al street, New York, Buikers and Brokers tre piepared tu ini mate thni neir-r. 1 bis firm isfamoiis for akii g.and iu ltmimbeis amoug i^s patrons thousands who are well off, anti art- so beoRU^e of their emp'oyment el rnorill .GUAM A-. to. to procu.e ln-vestme-'ts. fend for ieir explanatory circuUr. Stocks purchased andcarrled as long as desinjd, ou a margin of three to Ave percent. From Boston Saturday livening Hxpie's. Fobuany 19tlx,1S76.

AG£8.

MARRIAGE. Ip -S?ls. GUIDE. Coalodfor 60c. Over fifty wonderful pen pictures, true «olife articles on the following subjects: Whomaymarry, whe not, why. Properage to marry. "Who marry first. Mannood, Womanhood, Physical decar.' The effects of celibacy and excess Who shouldmarry Howllfe and happiness may beincreased. ThePhysiology of Reproduction,and manymore Those married or contemplating marriage should read it.

After a lite-long practice, I assert from human as well as moral conviction. It ought to be read by all adult persons, then locked up, not laid around or lost, asitls worthy of rc-reading. It contains the Cream of medical liter** ature, thoughts gathered in an extensive practice, and wort* -.o any one who will give it a careful perusal, ten timet' its oost. __

Address Pr. Doff, S9 Kentucky Avenue, Indianapoll* Indiana. Cheapest good-guide in America.

Dr. Whittier

Still continues to treat old long standing and severe cases of VENERAL DISEASES, and cases of SEMINAL EMISSIONS and IMPOTENCY. The Doctor is now occupied with cases which have not met with a cure in other hands—does 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. 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 usea and fair charges have brought him patients from every State. Office and address,

617 St Charles Street. St. Louis. Mo.

E A

Is Delayed ami Lifo Prolonged l.y using It-&T.

Tonic Elixir and £,iquiU-Extrnrt ot Beef. This medicine cannot under any clrcumstance fail to cure Indigestion, Constipation, byspepsin.

Headache.

Nervousness, Loss of strength and

Appetite, Lune, Liver, Bladder, Kidney, fetomacli, lilood mid children's diseases. All Female diseases and weaknesses this medicine will positively cure. All ease* ot Piles arising from natural causes orly the use of

Injurious medlcinca

E.!).

are permanent

ly cured. Tlie pure Beef Juice and Blood prepared from raw meat furaishos strength and nourisiitnent. Prof,

Wayno.

Chemist and Fmldent

of Cincinnati Colleg, of Plwrmaer,

sesses

says:

MESS.RICIIABDSON & TULLIIM?e. Cin*ti^pril2,'75. O a in a a a in it composition of your

IE. T. Tonic Elixir nnd

Liquid KxtraetorBcef

would say that it pos

valuable medicinal properties,

as all

the ingredients entering into its composition have well-known and

positive medicinal value,

which combined tosether must form an excellent tonic, cathartic and nutritive medicine, and one well suited to relieve many complaints incident to our climate." Respectfully, E. S. WAYNK.

If yoH do not iind this medicine at one drug store, call at another, and if it is not on sale in yeurplacc, have your druggist order it. ifr.seutLdirest to us l'rice, &1-00 jer bottle. 'i sent on receipt of price '"-f7

SICmDSON Si TULLIDaS, Cincinnati^.'

A WAIFFTR' —2 New Masonic it! Works, Unique and highly important. Send /or iomDlete Cmalogue. A cents wanted. REDDING

Co Publishers of Masonic Works, 781. roadway, Jf, Y.

NOTICEapply

IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE will to the Board of CotUmlHsioners oi Vigro county, Ii diana, at their Marou term, 1876, for a license to veil "spir* itous, vinous and malt liquors" in less quanltics than a quart at a 'imfe, with the privilege of allowing the same to-be drank on our premises for one year. Our place ot business, and tr-e premises whereon said liquors are to be sold aud drank,are locatcated in room No. 22?, the west

room

in tbe

building,- situated on the north ride of Main street between Becend and Thiid, In oS feet off the east side of in-lot No. 1?2 iu the First Ward ol the city cf Terre Haute, Vigo Co., Ind.

ENC8 STKOCSF, A BRO

ANYTHING in out i,tor.-, a^d we keep every thin? foucu

at a flrst-class Fancy Goods or Toy Store. Send C. O D. for Holiday Gcoda.^'l EIM'iS S5 Store, 105 Madiswn sireet, Cuicago. Send 07 descriptive lists.

A MO"ri':'l—Ajrenta wanted ever Uusiiiess honorable mid lirs jolasa. Particulars sent free. Addrcsi

I \YU:TH & CO., St. ***•*•.

BUSINESS CABDS.

New Stock of Real Estate.

13. O.MM,

15EAL ESTA.TE AGE ST, -MN BT., HEX. FOUJiTFI AND FIF.CA

No. 115, l!p Hiiiiw.

Jjwelllna bo«f.rs of nil sizes and Jr. ftd parts o! the city, at the cheapest rricefi, A]BO farms and gardens to sell or tr vda information cheeiiuily lurnlshstt.

Dr. ii&im 4. i\T\heiu~

urru'.K 'vi M'-sioence.

Kagle street, bet, and Sev«s»J» frr.ru KfvonfV.

P. SlcArtlmr,

TAILOR AND tUTPKlt. Fifth sf., bet. lif-rry an! Mnlbcrrjr Buy your clath and t^ave onr suits (at and made in the finest stvh1'!: savinv o' 2n tx-r cent, t.y pstronizln^ McAvthnr.

O W House,SIfcn ana Ornamental JP .A. IIV

BUIi rv S

(JLARIBUE, THE DYEK,

Scours Tlaorouelily, Dyes Handsomely, Fl&iB&es Beautifully.

Kepair^ A'eatiy.

WALKUTSTREET between Third and Four tli South s:ii

NEW STOYE STORE.

S^OTSS OF ALL STYLES.

Parlor, Cook

—ANU—

OFF!CE &rTOVH A Largo Assortment and Low Prices,

O-.

Nortb Fourth St..

ViObJs

1 I

1$.

Little Red Front, corner of Eighth a Alain streets, Terre Haute, lad.

DEALEKS IN

P..OITK. PKED, BALED HAY, CUKEO MEATS, I'OKI.'IKY and PBOOdO Southeast ccr. Third and Walnut sin.

hullst

IIOBEBT VAN YALZAIi,

DENTIST,

LOUIS lREIMi€Kt£, (Huccuh&or

Geigfci A- •.-usic.te

iicifsmiili

fe'iei!€l! I'ilftor.

B. Special attention paid to putt opeafeln^ Tubes Ibe sa :2e sold Keys wholesale, and promptly attended to

wholesale nud retail to tinnfrs.

L'tUll. K':!ai

€3. J-

Office, 119 tfain Street Oyer Safe's old coufoationery stan-1

shop

CALKB J. THORPE,

Successor to Ruderus Rr. there, ou Fourti street-, between Main and Ohio. He xo" Its a share of tlie public pat o::nge.

J«E-SK S I I

HOUSS AM) SIGN PAINTING Graining, Glueing, ar.d al brsnches painter's business will be atteuded to wltii p'omptiicss and dispatch. .Ninth streei near Chest.nut.

JOSEPH IUC1IAHDS0N, M. I),

OlDce oil-Ohio St., bet. TUird and

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA

FUIiTON MARKET.

M. C. Itaflerty, wholesale and re tat liea'er in Frrsh HIIII Melt Water Fish Itn'k Oysters. Can Oyitrrs, Kgi£» llntter, Ponllry, A-e. JL.O 1U5 East Alain streer, 'l erre Hatue, Ind.

1870. 1S7G. To MICHIGAN, one ot the ioremost, flourisblug and healthy Slates 1

WHAT FOR? To buy a FABM out of the

OSE MILLION' A011E8 of flee Farming lands for sale by th GriAND ItAPlDS & INDIANA R. Btroug Soils. Heady Markets. Sure Cropii. Good Schools. Railroad runs through in cei.ter of grand. Settlement* all along.

All kinds of Products raised. Plenty ot -water, timber and building materials. Price from $4 to $10 per acre one-fourth down, balance on time. iMr Send for illtts rateu pamphlet, luh ol tacts and figure.*, and be convincod.

Address W. A. HOWARD, Corom'r, Gra Rapids, Michigan PP-. TJ. PTKRPE. «»«c'»" Land

Iten't.

Agents Wanted.

CENTENNIAL MEDALLIONS, Struck in solid Albata Plate, equal ix« appearance, wear-and color to

SOLID SILVER OB GOLD.

Presenting a iaree variety

beautifa

Designs in Belief. These Medal liohs are larger than a silver trade dollar, being inch, in diameter handsomely put up and st ll radily a( sight The most valuable S-venirs and Mementos ever Issued. A complete outfit of rr agniflcent samples for agents, in velvet lined. Morocco case—including the Bust ol "George Wa^hlbRton." Grand Entiar.ee Internatioi al Eiltibltion. Memorial Hali (Art'Gallery). Horticu.tural Ha 1 Jisin. Building, and tbe grand representation of the Signing of tbe Declaration o: independence (designed by Irumbuli), iu gi'tsent by mail on receipt ot draft or Post. Office order lor |3&)Vt)r will ship by express C. O. D. PCffk- receipt of exprew 'charges. A gents' ClpSuftr "flrjd. Pr) ce Lis:, and one sample sent Upon r. ceipt 50 s. immenso profits, Sell at 6lght. £xleutl*« fields for enterprise Address

U. S.MEBAI.IO^' OI». Kox 6270 w. ..

anil Morphine

,.vv:-

speiHliiy cun-il. rainless: uopi naJ 8end swim lorparUcuhrjJJr^ ton. 187 wafchiu^toi* tt.,ChicW