Terre Haute Evening Gazette, Volume 6, Number 250, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 April 1876 — Page 5

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CITY JP08T OFFICE-

daily hails.

iai81ann*oIis

and Eastern

8:15 pa

8:00 St80p»m.....~ 3 IS m.......

Sr..'.....:...

st®^#

jSO a. m..~. rjSam JiOO a ..12:00 1:30

4:30

CJntl"""41

'.... 7:00 a in .. 11:20 a 4:30 pm

th# Northwest.

e.nfla m_ 7:00 am 8.15 S

11:20 am

6:16 8:00 pm St Lonli and the West. jfclfiftDa L52°am IlsOO a in 2s®) (2s00p m.. 4:15 hi

East Way.

6:00 am Vandalla.. Is30 pra.... 12:00 I. & Sfc. L... 3:15 pm

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

4:15 ni ,.2:30 pin

West Way.

0:15 am Via I. & St. L.. 11:00 a m... Via Vandalla Railroad jTortU an«i Soni!i Way 8:00 am ...Kvp/usviHe and Way 2:30 3:80 E": Evansville, Vin.

Sullivan (JO a ra

7:15 a re L., O. & 8. W. K. 3*0 pin 8:00 am S. T. ii. & C. K. K.. .2:80 ....0. & T. H. R. R-. 7:00 e. it*. 111. Midland

8:00 a ra 10:00 am .7:00 a ra

PEiMI-WEEKfjY MAILS (Tues, anil Sats.)

lpm.,.u:aybvUJe via Prairie ten... 11 a (ienerr.I Dotivsry and 'all Box«8 open a:id*Starap OSloe opar. from

Monsv8 Ordev and Ksgister Office open

rOffico%)euon

Hundayc from 8 to 10 a

So oo^oyV^er 'ous/nei* tra^.^d ou unlays. N. rluB&LK, f. m.

RAILROAi* TIME-TABLE.

explanation of Refkbenck MAKKS.fSat.nrday excepted. "•Sunday excepted. f::. (Dally

St. Loniv. VawrtaJJa. &

nud Xe»re Haate 4 indianap»HS. Arrive from East Leave lor West 00am .•Limited Train ®$?arn 1,35 am.... rastLlne 0,16 pm Indianapolis Acc. ,55pm sMailund acc 4,*10 pra Arrive from'West Leave for East 1,40 am fFaat Line 1»§ _a 5? 1,45 ra ''Day Express 8.30 urn *Mail and Acc ^'Indianapolis Acc jSvansvflle, T«rro Uanle A Clii^affo nnion Depot, Tenth and Chestnut Streets ^e from North. Leave for North 80 pm ^Chicago Express

2,00 tn 3,20 ni 7,00 a

e-3,2-a™

17 .2,57 IB 5*52 a nC'". tNight Express 1U,0 Evansville i'rftivfordsTillc Union Depot, Tentii and Chestaut Streets Arrive from South. Leave for South 1,50 pm *Mail..... 4™ 9 50 d'm •Express

5*00 n.ocal Freight..... J* 10,30am Express freight •./, i,osansMor»,Crnwf«rd8viIIe ASoatli. western. Union Depot, Tenth and Chestnut Streets,

LR'VS FOR KOP.TE.

Terre Faute and Lafayette Mail......j,00 a Terra Haute and Toledo Express...-!,0 Rockvllle Accommodation u,A am

AEKIVS FROM NORTH,

Cincinnati and Evansville Mail 1,35 Toledo and Terre Haute Express ,. -t Kockvilla Accomodation 9,10 am

Terre Hnnte &• Midland.

Union Depot, Tenth and Chestnut streets. AKBIVS. No. 8, New York Fa=t Line.. No. 1, Through Express......... No. 7, Through Freight Io.e,Local freight

IP,10 a 3,15 11,10 6,00

DKPAHT.

No. 2, Through Express............. No. 4, Decatur Accommodation «P No.8, Through Freiuht No. 10, LocaV freight

Cinolnaatl ATarre Haute. j)epot, First, and Main streets, Arrives from South. Leaves for South 8 COp Accommodation 9,15 am

Street cars and omnibusses ^n to and Irom the depot on Tentn aad Chestnut Htreets, and omnibuses to and from the denot »in Sixth, and Tippecanoe Btrcefcp.

There is fiveminutes difference between tne railroad time and the city kept by Cal. Thomas and corrected dally by his transit instrument.

§ltt (fasette.

Satnrday Evctiitig, April. 8, tS76.

OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

ftiDB W05DERFVL AttRICULri'Ral departmenn.

ARamWe Amo«gtb« Bugs of ana Low Degree.

Iligli

From our Regular Correspondent. Washington, April 5.

One of the pleasantest places to visit at this season of the year is the agricultural department. Its grounds are not exteSsive, but they »re tastefullv arranged and decorated. There Srees of every variety which can bear out door exposure in this latitude and Mr. Saunders is busy with liis men putting out the more delicate plants whose beauty oalj un^

yond IheTrees and^tures you find

the pretty ^^®pp^"9eyou^ for ^ot

possibly r£re

Vnu will grow bewildered because vou are not familiar with their pecufia? features,but Mr. Saunders knows everv leaf, and gives you a brid synoisis of its qualities as he accomSes vou. I confess that nothing hiterested me more than a Brazilian mteresteu

the center

7heecreeu house, and bearing crowd-

VfKt I nbl™dSOtoK'l

iFoSdeftal. loveliness left no

sss&&3£Ssi

way.

torial my

houses where flowers are.found butl have a wholesome dread of

ed,J°"a

ors ana a tn ta'fc own weakness when_IJ)egin^

scissors and a realizing sense of my own weaknes of

11 will stop at the door

flow^'/p°rfuc"p«

rbuildin^s quiet

in the extreme. Its neatness strikes you at once. On- the lower floor tiiere are the rooms of the officers,the library, and laboratory of the chemists. Nature has hidden her secrets well, but men have found them, till now her processes of growth, her laws, and even her caprices are understood. The marvels of the microscope are a perpetual delight, but one's eyes soon grow weary, and the museums up stairs are more attractive. Many of the cases are like those of the Smithsonian, containing specimens of animals, of fish, and of birds whose plumage vies in coloring with the richest tints of the flowers. Then there are plaster casts of all vegetable and fruits so perfectly painted (hat one might fancy them real, there are bits of every kind of fibre known to manufacture there are grains from all lands ani the little silk worm has its own case, showing clearly its marvellous industry its various species, its peculiar cocoons a?.d all the interesting habits of the quiiet insect whose shroud makes precious a treasure for covetous man.

Many a time handling the delicate cocoons I had wondered how it was possible to unwind tbe tiny threads but this little workman makes no mistakes and the end once found there is no break or tangle til! the whole cocoon has been reeled off Prof. Glover took oue of the dainty yellow balls, found the end pullin out the almost invisible strand till many yards were measured withou any symtom of weakness.

AMONG THE BUGS.

Prof. Glover's specialitj1- is the stu dy of insects, In the cases of the room where he presides you may find everything which crawls or flies or hops. Tbe larmer v.ho finds hi crops injured by some unknown marauder Las only to watch till he secures a specimen of the little pest Let him send this (o the Department with a statement of its ravages and and he will recieve an account of the creature's habits of the circumstances under which it thrives and of the agencies which can be employed for its extermination. In addition to all the actual bugs, appropriately impaled and classified. Prof. Glover has en graved their portraits upon copper as perfectly as if the sun had photographed them, and from these plates have been prepared so accurately numbered that a single glance v?ill show the result of years of investiga tion. The professsor is a character. His eccentricities are his pride his work his delight, and if you happen to strike his fancy you will find him wonderfully entertaining. I think he likes to show a little bit of roughness at first, but it is only assumed, and if he will invite you to examine tbe apartments where he lives you will find such treasures of books and rare plants, and so many odd fancies that you will be reminded of the

Old Curiosity Shop." There is one difference. That was musty and dusty and forlorn, but no old" maid housekeeper was ever morejfastidiou9ly neat than^.th© professor, auicl craves sunshine as eagerly as the plants he loves so well. Leaving the museum and ascending another stair-case, you come to what tlie professor terms his "kitchen." Here the birds are skinned 'here with deftest handling the skins are stuffed, wired and mounted here the plaster casts of fruits anu vegetables are made and painted, and the bugs are impaled upon the spike-like pins. It is an interesting room, but its odors are not those of "Araby the bleat," and you are willing to escape to tbe herbarium, though there is nothing there to see except shelves piled with the books containing dried plants. The smell of the various "yarbs" isn't very delicious, but this branch of tbe department is one «f its most valuable features.

In the room of the Statstician ever so many clerks are busily sort ing returns from the bureaus throughout the country. Estimates are made of all crops and pamphlets furnished containing information about souls and climotic influences. Congress has never been very enthusiastic in its love or care for this department and without liberal appropriations nothing national succeeds. To merchants and bankers and profess* ional men, agriculture is oniy a sec ondary matter, but our great coun try, owes its strength and wealth so largely to the farming interest that we ought to make its welfare a subject of thought and care.

THE APPROPRIATION BILL ia just now engrossing the attention of the House. The spiciest equabblings of the whole session take

Kill

Jace during the discussion of this so yesterday Messrs. Garfield and Randall, engaged in a tilt. Randall has a certain smart sharpness, but he never can control nis temper while Garfield, the impersonation of good nature receives every onset with a laugh, oiten catching the missiles adroitly and skillfully flinging them back iu the face of his enemy. He certainly had the best of the affair yesterday. The impeachment papers were presented to the House on Monday, and yesterday they were carried to the Senate by the Manageis. It was a solemn affair. The six gentleman took their suits in front of the Clerk's desk. There the Sergeant at Arms exclaimed "O hear ye! O hear ye! All peisons are commanded to keep silence on pain of imprisonment while the House of Representatives is exhibiting to the Senate of the United States articl.s of impeachment against William W. Belknap, late Secretary of War!"

foU

^d within departmei I plants ca

S?he biisiness'of"this department to ascertain what useful plants can be

"eCe«8fully cultivated in America, so from Africa, Australia, China and

a. ». ^innoc frihntft has been

nil remotest places tribute brought. There are the Sago pala»s the wonderful fibrous growths ol RouthSea islands the pretty, graceful foliage of the Peruvian Cinchona, 1U1 *vi»»5 Anrrtmorpo' furaishing the genuine ot commerce spice bushes of every every variety, and specimens of fruit-bearing trees from all lands

The articles,were then read amidst the most impressive silence, and the Managers withdrew. The trial will not commence for several days. When it does there will be the most eager interest. Many of Gen. Belknap's friends think he will be acquitted, but bis acquittal will only stain more deeply the character of his wives, so the poor man has little to choose.

The Senate had a long executive session, and Mr. Dana's rejection was made certain. That unfortunate letter ruined his cause, since it was argued thai a man who could not allow grave consideration of his fitness for a grave responsibility without showing so much irritation, must lie wholly disqualified for assuming.

down'onTheTSiiddlemex sfde is The low-1^*Cambridge finished -four lengths Beauchatnp's stable menTof such determinaFionT

tbe delicate and intricate duties of so important a mission. Who comes next? The men who can endure the sharp criticism of these critical times are few indeed.

The. President., has been very un--well for several days/ It is said he suffers from neuralgia. That is bad enough, physically, and then, unless he-is adamant, there must be mental neuralgia quite as hard to endure.

Matters, are looking badly again for General Babcock, thongh they are trying to prove Bell a man unworthy of belief. Decidedly mixed are our political affairs just now, and the return of Gen. Meigs is inconvenient for President Grant.

A. S. H.

To Gas Consumers

Tne price of gas from this 'late will be 53.50 per 1,000 feet, subject to dscount of 50 centa per 1 000 feet to consumers—not delinquent—if paid within 10 days from date of bill.

M.W WILLTAMS. Secy. Gas Light'Co.

March 31 187(i,

LET THERE BE LKHiT.

How to get Oil or Fluid Cheaply ani Convicsitly. Now thai the attention of everybody is directed to some cheap substitute for gas, let the

Gazette

tell you where

to £et oil and fluid. The Terre Haute Oil Co. keep three wagons, which will deliver either Fluid or the best Head Light Oil at your house. They give cards which eau be hung out-and notify the passing wagons to deliver it. The great, convenience of this will be appreciated by 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 supplied at once and without trouble. The head-light oil and fluid are of the finest quality and non-explosive. They will be sold and delivered in this way, as also the fixtures, at prices as lo?7 and often lower than they can be bought at the stores. Address, through tlio postoffice, the Terre Haute Oil Company, giving your first order and receiving a card, or stop the wagon as it passes your house.

Try

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

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

ST. CLAIR BROTHERS

Now run the saloon and restaurant on Tippecanoe street, opposite tbe I. & St. L. passenger depot. In addition to excellent billiard tables, and as good a restaurant as can be found in tbe State, they keep puie wines and liquors of every variety.

TiiE SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN. From the St. Locis Globe. There is probably no man to whom the community owe so much as to the iioncst fair-spoken physician, who does Ubv, uotH.— and to his patients. Reallylikinru physicians are not so numerous "that their virtues need no mention and hence the advertisement of Drl R. V. Pierce, of Burfalo, may well claim the reader's attention. Dr. Pierce is a type of a class of men who obtain Bticces»rby careful and well directed effort, not attempting too much, or creating false ideas as to ability. The only reliable physician in these days of complicated disorders and high-pressure living is the "Specialist," the man who understands his one branch of the business. Such in his line is Dr. Pierce. For the benefit of his readers he has written a "Common Sense Medical Adyisor," which'is well worth reading by those who need such a work. With strict business honor, high professional skill, reasonable fees, and a large corps ot competent assistants, Dr. Pierce will doubtlsss make his name familiar "household words."

To the Ladies of Our City and Yi cinity. PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE THE NEW PERFUME FACE POW DEH, COMPRISING SIX OF THE MOST POPULAR PERFUMES IN THE MARKET, PRONOUNCED BY ALL LEADING CITIES TO BE THE BEST EVER OFFERED FOR SALE WARRANTED NOT, TO BE INJUR10US. 1

FOR SALE ONLY|AT THE POPULAR CENT STORK, HEADQUARTERS FOR FANClf GOODS AND NOTIONS. FOURTH STEEET, NEAR MAIN.

*ryj

Showmaker's, "Light Loaf," and 'May Queen" flour, it is the tost in the market.

Eugono Brnuiisg's j':

French restaurant is generally, reco, nized as the best in the city, itio centrally located, being on Main l»tween Fifth and Sixth street Stop and get your dinner when you cla't go home,.

(jo

to the popular cent store foj fancy goods and notions, 4th street

WESTISGHOIFSK AXB BitAKK! Attentive and Polite Offlcialji! Gooil Eating Konses!

Two Dally Express Trains leave LOUISVILLE on the arrival of trains fma

Indianapolis, St, Louis,

dhieagf

and the principal clMesintho

N0HTH, EAST and ^EST.

Pnllmaa

Louis

Tilh8Ut

Palace Cars

Cliajigii

-I

reran betwsen

•1. Orleans

iSIe and Kew ,' \t Via Montgomery.

loQisf iliQ and New Orleans Via Milan. Louisville and JacksoaTi'le,

Florida.

vi Via Nashville and Ailanta

IiOiiisville and Utile Rack

Via Memphis.,'

For Information apoat Exctwsion Tickets and Emigrant Rates to tlorido, or rates to Arkansas and Texas, Address, C, p. Atniore, Gen. Pass and

Mattresses Renovated

and made ov" good as new at Han ley's Mattress Factory, on Fifth street between Main and Cherry. Second hand furniture, or goods of any Jrinc taken in payment for work.

The Rational Howe

sports a new piano.

Terr© Haate Ice Compagy. Wholesale ond retail dealer. Office retail supply, Depot, 175 Main at.

For ninty days from April 1st, 1S70 my rates for ice will be 50 cents per hundred pounds, to hotels, restaurants, saloons and butchers, and 65 cents per hundred to families. After which date prices will be 75 cents and one dollar.

L. F. PUEDTTK,

Terre Haute Ice Company.

PKOJIPX AND l&KLIAJB^E. Chas. L. Felt.un paper hanger and decorator gives ospscial attention l.o paper hanging, decorating and ealcilrning. Fine work a specialty. Shop No, (510 Main street, between Sixth and Seventh, under the old Forty-Nine Cent store.

N. B. Prices as low as any shop in ho city. Notice. Any lady wishing to get a new Sewing Machine, cheap, lor cash, wil- do well bv addressing P. O. Box 222, this city. The parties owning it will sell it for cash at a great sacrifice, not lone6) needing a machine.

Fresh Straw,

for filling bed-ticks, at Mattress Facto tory, on Fifth street, between Main and Cherry, just received. Eed-tick:-filled and delivered at 60 cents.

Belknap,

His sad career accounted for. could have given him COUNSEL thf would have saved bim "Honorably and "Financially." Our FEE would have cost bim not more than $70 "PURCHASE TWO SCHOLARSHIPS (one for yourself and one for your beau tiful wife) AT THE TERRE HAUTE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, TAKE A GOOD BUSINESS TRAINING IN THE SAME, and learn to economiza," This receipt is good and valid.

that

Absolute Divorces Obtained from courts of d? ent States for desertion, etc. No publicity required. No cbaige until divorce is granted.

Address,

M. House, Attorney, 184 Broadway, New York.

Lynn's Kallsariozi.

makes benntiful, glossy, luxuriant hair, prevents its falling out or turning gray. It has stood the test of 40 years. Is charm ingly perfumed, and has no rival.

For Excursion liatas

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

Are Your Scissors Dull?

Or is your knife blunt then you want to take them to August RahUer. His shop'is on the west side of Ninth street, between Main and Ohio pnd he will sharpen scissors and knives very cheaply and promptly. Try him

-f— amm M£ALr^"

at Almey fc Harris' popular Bloomington Road Mills.

A CARD.

To all who are suffering the er rors and indiscretions of yofrfch, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, «fec., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OI CHARGE. Th great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send self-addressed envelope to tbe Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City.

Cincinnati House.

The patrons of the Cincinnati House all testify that it is the best little hotel considering the price charged for board, in the State of Indiana. Mr. Soitz sets a first cIkss table, keeps a first class bar and a first class house in every particular.

To Mv on tlie Fat of the Land WllJnoni Work Is the Aim of Traveling Agents.

We don't employ them, bat Hell to tne user at. factory prices. Send for oar free price list which will give yoa the price Freight paid by us to your nearest rai irond station, to be paid for alter you have tested and found satisfactory, to that the purchaser absolutely runs no risft whatever Thcs la the way the best Scales in tbe woriti are sold by JO.NES ol Blnshamton. N.

saEsmS? JE£

IF YOU A"RJ3

eoinfe T« TKIAS

—OR—

to KA3r&A«

Send, your name, and your Friends and and Neighbors' names and address on a postal card, or by letter," and receive .by return mail aBfautiful Pamphlet illustrat Ing and oescriblng the GREAT SOUTH WEST, her cities, towns, rivers, railroads, schools, minerals, stock, manufactories larmv, lands, etc. Full information, with large county apd sectional maps, newspa pers, illustration, rates of fare aud freight and other valuable information interest Ing to every man, woman and, child mailed free of chaige. Address,

JAS. D. BKOWIf,

Texas an£ Kansas immigration Agent bEDALIA, MO.

WH1TJE STAM Liverpool and New York Mail Steam«rs.

Kates aa Low as by any other Line. The steamers of this l*ne tifce the Lane route recommended by Lieut. Maury, U. S. N., goiup south of the Banks on the passage to Queenstown all tbe year round. Passenger accommodations for all classes unsurpassed. Apply to

$251

Tk Agt

Louisville, x-y?

A. LAGEKGREN,

130 Randolph Street Chicago

Or to E T« GIBDSEB, Terre Haute.

day gauranteed using orr Well Anger and Drills. 9100 a month pala to good Agdnts Auger book free. Jilz Auger Co., St. Louis.

Wall Street Caricatures. A NE ^BOOK, 48 PAGES, containing 1-1 engraved' 11 lustrations, with x^roHitATION JTOR STOCK SPECULATIONS. Price cloth covers. 10 cents, paper '•overs, )ree by mail. TUMBRIDGE '& CO., Bankers aadBrokers, 2 Wall ••street. New Yore.,

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W till JO bUCCCQOlui*

Inventors,

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sketch and a full description of your invention. We will make an examination at the Patent office, and it we think it pateu table, will fend ou papers and advice, aud prosecute your_case. Our fee will be, in ordihary cases, $25.

Oral or written in all

Advice

ting to Pa-

Free

touts, Patent Law and Inventions. Reference—Hon. M. D. Leggett, exCommissioner ot Patent?, Cleveland, Ohio O. II. Kelley, Esq., fiec'y National Grange, Louisville, Kentucky, the Swedish and Danish Foreign Ministers Washington, D, C. Henry Colfood, Esq, Halifax, Nova Hcotia.

Send s'amp for our "Guide for obtaining Patents, a doob of tO pages. Apdress, J.OITIS HAGUEll A CO. Solicitors of Patents and Councilors at Pat« ent Law. Washington, D. C.

intpnvate couuaelo mairied findmmr-'-ontbe myitcncs

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fiUIDE icience of reproduction: koi7 2c truly iutmqr in the muried relatioh. Vale and femalo, ung end middle «ged ihonld read snd preserve it: 16 young end middle aged mould read and preserve it: ffi coctaiDt information, wbfeh no one can aflbid to be without ofil

iflbrdtobe vith-

cot oii how to |ut«un the health, and (fiveto fiuled cheeks th* trahneaotVoutli:tl only ttae Merriaee Qnide In the world. Price JSBeenta

Tiw author ~m»- be"o(mroIted peraon*Iiy or by mentioned in tus vork.Ad4naf

Mail. Tbe. author

liiall on any of the snbfocta'mentioi TV. A. &, OHdV. ISrWaahingtsa

vork.AJdnaf

•t., Chicago, 2H.

& BOOK F0RJTHE MILLION

A Otin«iclrrtothe or ih."t ulnut to tie jhT?:ologlcil and revelation* of ib'o sexna* uyisfem, Tit& the ?.ncu of reproduction, prcserriag

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LK CODlplUSjfo. «Vt5. T.ili N s'.a lxjt»T*«ting *.ccr!f of twa hnnaroa aoa *ucty pagos, unrl contain* yctnable m&naartai for*.bo 'J *v':r -ire married or contemplate marriage giUi it oiic tlj.it ousht tn be kept under ivc't and U:yf no I not !ffl^urcicssly a^out tfcehoiipe.

Jt cout..kitf Jfaj .THjrjjuca and ndvice of a physician Trtiose ropmr.tioii Id wrrM-wldo, Had should bo fti ttjo private drawor of a very urUo and fesinlo throughout tbe cctirt

It ccihrace/ evcry'hinr on tlifl subject of the «tiv5 syrtfeo iliat in worth knowing, &od such h&t ia not ^ub&fliel !n ary other wort:.

Bent to uuf oiio f»'rw»of po?tvs) for I-'lffy

Before aj:r public -i

Cptim.

Addre?*3 L»V. Uityuu&i-f/. Ko. X. J?ij htb street, St. Lcuia, Ho. Wotine io l«e AfOfcto'd and Unfortunate.

the noroHmiji qvar.k* who ?.dvrrti-G*»» »y q'ifirk reraefliei. t.* irh *t yi«ir Uiseiiita or how deptor*

01a vour uvn-Utinn. Cr" Butts a t"*eoty«ser»»n moms Is Indorsed b~ r'jmc cf tVto jt»o ccJebrntt'd profeafioriof till* CMU'.ry and Ku'-upe. on I cmo per90CA!)y or by ronil.wi juh wnrka. Ofiw an' r^rhr.M, V: '"v ih kvvoc, trad'^

GRAND

Real Estate Distribution! AT ATCHINSOJC, KS-, Mar. 2S. '7«. 2,861 Pieces of Property valued at $770,800! CapMnI Stock, 91,000,000. Shares, S3

Each,

riie Kansas Land and Emigr»nt. Association,

(An organization composed «f capitalists and bu iiness men, citiZ9ns of Kansas, incorported by tne authority of the State, lor the purpose of encouranicg emigration,) will distribute to its snare holders, on March 28,1S76,3,684 Pieces of Property, consisting of JBLEGANT BRICK and ST6JNE RESIDENCES, with other valuable property in the City of Atchison—the great Railway Center of the Missouri Val iey—and 557 improved and unimproved Farms In Kansas, all worth at a low estimate, $770,800. The values of thess 2,684 pieces of property are from

$50.00 TO $75,000,00 EA0H 0

Ever/ Share, wherever or by whomsoevei held, will be equall/ represented in the distribution, ana be entitled to any oue piece awarded to the same.

JOHN ax. PRICE,

Qoneial Manager, Atchinson, Kansas. For shares and circulars giving lull information, apply to T. W. Howard, opp. Post office, Terre Haute, Ind.

Invest Noiv Accerdiag?to Your Means y:.? -y.

$10,$-25, $50, $100, $200

How t.o raake money is la order, and we are inclined to tell the reader one of the secrets. ALEXASWEB FROTHINGHAN & CO., 12 ^Vall street, New York, Bankers and Brokers ire prepared to inimato character. This firm is famous for maklr g, and in it numbers among its patrons thonsands who are well off, and are so because of their employment ef FROTHlAGHASf a CO. to procure Investments. Send for tueir explanatory circular. Stocks purchased and carried as long as desired, on a margin of three to five per cent.-From Boston Saturday Evening Expres-s, Fobuasy 19l7i, 1876.

Great Medical Book

V.-''

and

Secrets for Ladlea and

#tf4ioat3. Sent free Itr two ith^dE&x&'Stamps. Address, OSCTH MSBIU-'VX. IrrSTITUTK,

.u.

"is £72,000.

H. 8. RICHARDSON &C0.

J0BBEK8 AS© DEALERS IN

OHIO YALLKI PIANO CO.

M.I3PL3E3Y, OHIO,

MASIIFAt'TIIK^OF.'

Invite the attention of buyers to their Instrument.

TMS MKWlPR15MIIJM,2

0r«t 3X$.'ATI EXPOSITION. 1875, was awarded thorn KSST PHAJJOS made West of the AitegisKnSw.

Advantages of location and economy in cost of material and manufacture enabled us to offer decided advantages to those wanting a thoroughly first-class S*IA]¥©-

EN F© DATA lAm r,

XX H. BA.LOWIIST Ac OCX, Goncral Mnnagcra for TSicir Sale, and also General Agents fer tlio&ale oi Hie Uiiriraled Decfeer Bros?, .Piasios.

West

fourth

PATENTS

Street,

Europe terms as low au those of any other reliable house. Correspondence invited in the English and foreign languages, with Inventors, Attorneys at Law, and others Solictors, especially with tl ose who have bad their cases rejected at the bands of other attorneys. In rejected cases our fees are reasonable and no charge is made unless we are successful. 1 you want a

tsware, Glassware, Lamps,

Etc.

HEADQUARTERS FOR

Chandeliers and Bar

fetBres.

*9u Country Jobbing Trade solicited, and prices guaranteed as low as any Western Queen sware House.

'MAIN S'rifcEET,

'.»rlh JSide. between Third and Fnnrtb

CiHciiinaU.

obtained In the Uiiite-l States. Canadas and

for

DUFF

Uo. 39 Kentucky

Ave., Indianapolis, Ini

A regvlar graduate of Medicine, has been longer engaged Is thespecial treatment of all Veneral 8exual and Chrozx* io Diseases than any other Physician in lndl&napolla.asoity papersabow,aoAalloldresldents know. Consultationsfreek

Syphilis, Qanorrhcsa, Gleet, Stricture, Orchitis, Hernia, or Rupture^all Urinary Diseasei and 8yphilitic or marcurial affections of th« throat, akin or bonss,

•icocm,

Patent, send us a modol or a

are treated with unparalleled

on lateat Mientiflo prineiplca. Safely, Privately. Spermatorrhoea, Sexual Debility and Impotency, aa the reanlt ot Seir-abuae in youth, sexual excesael in matnrer yean, or other oatuca, and which produce some of the follawlns effects: nervoujnesa, aeminal emissions, debility, dimnesstf sight, defeetiv. memory, pimple, on tbe hoe, pbyaioaldeeav, aversion to society of females, confusion •rideas, loss ef sexual power, eta., rendering marriage impwperor anhappy, are permanently cured. Pamphlet (M pages) relating to th. above, .ent in sealed envelope*, for two peetsge stampa. Consultation at oflica or by mall Dree, and invited, a friendly talk or his opinion oosta nothing:

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Pamphlet to any addreat, for Two Stamp*. MANHOOD WOMANHOOD

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Still continues to treat old longstanding and severe cases of VENERAL DISEASES, and cases of SEMINAL EMISSIONS and IMPOTENCY. The Doctor is now occupied with cases which hare not met with a cure in other hands—does not court simple and common cases. No matter who hare foiled, state your case call or write. Pamphlet and questions sent by mail free to any adaress. 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 used and fair charges hare brought him patients from every State. Office and address,

617 St. Charles Street. Sf. Louis. Mo.

EEUM

Ifi Delayed ami J,if- I'roinnucil lv tiding E!.AT. Tonic Elixir and Liquid birucl nf BceC This mcili'iii^ i.iinnoc uiiJor »ny cirt-iim.' stance f^il toom-olndigostiu:!, (.'oiistipiition. Dyspepsia. HeiKliU-he.Nprvoiisiicss, I.iipsof'Hlieiijrth ai:,( Appetito. Luns, Ijivor, niuddcr, .Kidney. Stoniiicii, Blood, Rnd chilclron'Hdisearit'H. AH Femiilo disi'iisci and weaknofisos this medicine\v_ill positively curt1. All cases ot Piles nrisiiis froin natural biuscs or liy tho use of InJurloatA linflipinc* arc porni:.Ticntly cured. '1'iit: juiru Beef Jnico and Blood prcpuveii from raw meat tnrnislie^ strofi-.'tli mi'1 notivi?limem

Prof, K. £. Wurnn, ClaeiDiNl mill Prrkideut or Cincinnati College ol' i'hiirniacy, says: MERS.TticnARDSox A Tn,r.irfiK. tt, April 2,'7.,.

Gents" Hiiving lifcn madencqiiainted with tbe composition of your R.AT. Tonic Elixir and •jlqultlKxIractof EeeC would eny that it pod-i? sessca valuable medlelnnl propertlt*, as all the ingredioiit.4 entering Into it« composition have well known nnd positive medicinal value, which combined together must form an excellent tonic, cathartic nnd nutritive medicine, and one well suited to relievo many complaiuts incident to our.clitnate." Respectfully, E. S. WAYNE.

If yon do not find this modicine at one drug store, call at, another, and if it is not on Bale in yaurplace, liavc you'r druseisl order it. nr seuddirest to us

Price, per bottU'. sent on receipt of price 8X0HA&BS0H Is TCLLXS&fi. Cincmnatl,

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It Is The Quickest Baker

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prices to suit every one,

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REM0TAL.

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wra House.

flons

its by means

11 a barrow

3'A

uk & Rothschild i.

-p?T3rji.-

lnpackitig

score

of new goods in^

new rooms on the-

side of Main street,

Family Performance.

lately bad a comedy which 11 night oa a steam boat at tbo lealis wharf. Wm. Latimer, boat painter^Jbad ascended to 'if one oftheil£amer

l-i

Natchez'

of tackle, and

balcony formed

there, about

-"l:

wickei work around the of the chimneys. He was

100

||he

feet

deck, when, shifting the correspond with a change on he was abuot

make, it

ind fell to the deck, leaving ois high perch without any f' decending safely. It was .be evening then, and all the captaijn and

itient

^crew to

ihe painter from his unpleasaon

failed of-

success.

They

plice together

ladders enough

bim but they were too short, ed to throw him a cord by which be might haul up ,o descend upon, but could lit right spot. ie meantime

v.the -painter

observer of.the coJJect-

101

jd8

on the levee. The

de-^

spectators laughed and and the sun fell and all the dark. Latimer did not me to his evening, meal. |s children came and saw

for the ticklish po«ition of btector. They huddled toni vering on deck and looked'" up the chimney. The cap* .liy gave up trying

tp^xtn-

imer that niglu,* ybut tbe ." imily stayed by him, as near-

out

,5"_

could get, and spent

tbe-%-

zing, as it were, at

the

man

oon, and shouting to him jiy, and getting his answers, '^rto prevent him from fallings ind also falling'down

the7'

r. So they kept up a Igtud ition aud carried on the comI night

'was very

to the wharf -audience, •y serious to the act— was a Serious Family pere. The Captain (Leathers) 4"^ he woman that if the high ^performer did

not come/

voluntarily duripgi the

ould

night,

be%hgg^i|^: family

re-

id ^iss-

her bus-

ten o'clock jri tbe ^morniog. is li0 kept

his

word,

as we

li eardF^^y

body ge

11 ng..V

by failing' down a£°

chimney in

Near Orleans.

Mi is Republican.

Williams Gettlag Ketter. the past few days

tbe

dying,

report

ley Williams, the popular

ao-

has got afloat several

Che truth is, Mr. Williams has •ion of dyiiig just now,and bis 1 is determined not to let hira be will or no. Mr. Williams Iffering from plearoiia, _which has had a many.

5-l!

.-^vi(Alma of

the

late

sudaoii 'changes^ in

the

He W^ffrstrattaCke'd on the larch

whlltfln

Boston, whith-

gone^tp^fiil-atL'engagement at theaters

here.

Hefj

retnrn-

the 13th,aud'hMlbeen

pros-

st of: the time'

stace Dr.

f, who has

bim

charge, has

considered him dangerously original illness has been he says, and treat-

Ifucting tb^oorves" Mr.Will-

longer-iehtirely contined to [it gets up frequently

and

oat the house.-

:He eat0

well,

Ilk punches with a good reliven begins to rebel .-against for persisting in giving him si—[Neir York

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