Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 December 1867 — Page 4

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WEEKLY EXPRESS

Wednesday Morning, Dec. 1867

New Albany owes $173,000.

Hi 9St Alf. Burnett is coming this way to amuse ug.

The river is frozen over just abore

gSf Tbasnow in eighteen inches deep near Lafayette, so says the Courier.

A glass wedding has been added to

the connubial anniversaries". What's that?

The Journal ineTilion3 Hon

W. Hanua as a probable candidate for Lieutenant Governor.

g^-The'"hot" skate is the last invenion. Tbe beat comes from a chemical arrangement.

IQ?* A .wild cat and an eagle were killed

id?

tfiV'Vicinity of Lafayette last

week.

JSjT A,coal dealer at New Albany has donated six hundred bushels of coal to the poor of that city.

As the Frost King tightens his

grairp the coal men raise their figures, and the price of obal.is steadily advancing.

19* Ten toD^ of the ojd Atlantic cable has been brought to New Albany to- be manufactured into railroad iroo-.,

tSf A Chicago divorce case rests on the-complainL of the lady that her huebaind tiiade her get up in'tlie night and m^e the bedcover,

vLedger,

C.'ML Allen, of Vincenne?, is

stJggeift.fl%WTimes of that city af

the, Republican candidate Tor Congress for that District. /lifiA'*M03 -1*1/ »tL-si-lz.!'.

The entire assets of a recent bank

rupt WGre nine children. The creditors acted magnanimously, and let him keep he

The prospectus of the 'New ¥ork

the great family paper, tVill Le

'found in olir advertising cnlumns1.!'. It na very readable document.

-•fir With four passenger trains running both epat. and west, our people now can get out of town in those directions at ahjjost any hour.desired.

Potatoes are veryficarie in this

market, even at the m93t exhorbitant prico8t It would pay to ehijp them here from sortidmore Favored locality.,

Dr. 11. T. Brown has beeb aildres.

sing-the Indianapolis City Council on the subject ef "artesian water" and ts prospects in connection with the boring of a well" in that localitv.

Boat building in New Albany

may soon celebrate its fiftieth anniversary. ,The first steamboat ever built there" was the 'Ohio," in 1818, by Messrs-Shrove &

Blair.

9Sf The Lafayette' Agricultural works '"are in,full operation,:- -The usompany'lias eommenced the construction of eight hundred Buckeye Re&pefs and Mo '.vers for

citizen of Lost Creek township died at his residence Sunday afternoon last. He was about seventy-six years of age, and had been a resident of this county near forty years..-, .•-.

Death—BiTRiAt—Marbiaoe.—A man in Floyd county, lost his wif« by death at nine o'clock in the morning he buried her at ten, and at' six married another.— No cards—indeed there was no time for any, unless, they could have been distributed at the grave.

iy There has been a debate on baptism at Newtown, Delaware county, between Messrs. Jump, of tho Mathodist Spiscopal, and Flippo, of tho Baptist ehurch, at tho conclusion of which, Says a local papor, all the Methodists were converted to sprinkling a~nd t^ Baptists Ho imnaersion.

iiA.

The tax t^9eMjr3 cpi^pience tl^eiv

work immediately after the first of January. These officials from the several t6N&ips wHl bold a conference shortly fat the«purpoBe tjf fixing upon a uniform assossmenV throughout Vhe county.

Peter Hulse, an old and esteemed

We call attention to card in the

column of new advertisements, headed

bvt

ewspapkrs,

tfjT The feather bed? recently stolon in this city have been discovered. Tho feather* were taken from the ticlts and (hipped to Indianapolis about the time the earpet stolen from the Presbyterian Church was senl there. The package was addressed to Alfred Hart, but Mr. Har has not had the heart to call for it, nott withstanding sunSry officials have been awaiting his coming, and it would have afforded them much pleasure to form his acquaintance. The empty ticks wore found a few days since in an unoocupitd hooso near Strawberry Hill, in the Southern part of this City Thero can hardly be any dtnibf that tho same persons vrho stole these feathers and the carpet, committed the othef robberiw that occurred about thnt time. It was while Sheriff

Kizor was searching for Miss Raridan's goods in the Adams Express office, thnt a man brought in tho box containing the chureh carpuV There be^njg sotpeihing suspicious about the man qr bp*, it was opened ahd tho

Babbits are so plenty they are a

drag in this market.

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9SP Lafayette has had afire at a cast of$4,000. ...

grand fox hunt is to come off on

Christmas day at Spencer.

The Masonic fraternity of Spencer

are to build a large ball in the spring.

A disastrous fire at Elkhirt, recent

ly destroyed property to the amount of $15,000.

IfiuPour hundred and fifty negro cbil dreu attend the colored Sunday School, at I ew Albany.

SOT* A Skating match, open for every body, for a purse of $100, is to tome off at Lafayette on Christmas day.

John Qerdink was taken before

the Mayor, yesterday charged with selling liquor on Sbnday, but the evidence produced failed to convict, and he was dfscharged.. It was stated that a man drank at his-counter on Sunday, but it was not sbowntbat the man paid for the liquor, In fact is said this customer was never known to pay.

Pc a ad an a

freight train, on the Tcrre Haute and St. Louis road, met with a serious misfortune yesterday." He fell from the ladder of a freight car rj,ear St. Marys, and the whole of ihe car passed over his right arm crushing it so that amputation was ren dered necessary. The amputation was performed in a skillful manner by Dr. Link, and Mr. Porter, will soon be out again.

The city taxes, as shown by the

Treasurer's books, aggregate the following ior the present year General Tax ..$49,797 32 Special School Tax................. 13,885 85 Delinquent Tax-....... 9,42? 18

Total ....$72,905 35 Tbefe are 1,648 polls on the duplicate

each,

tax of

the uniata,"

in the

eelt

ook for ome

diitsdh^rod. At

that time it was not Known that the theft had been- -committed, or the man would have bceu arrested. This nccidont no doubt caused the gang to seek gome other field for their operations.

ducation.—We

had the pleasure, yesterday, of looking carefully through Johnson's Natural History, a beautifully illustrated werk containing 1,500 life-like engravings, in two large royal octavo volumes, by Hon. S.G. Goodrich (Peter Parley). We have not ft* years examined any scientific work work with so much satisfactien. It is the first work ever published claiming to be "comprehensive, scientific and popular, illustrating and describing the animal kingdom, with its wonders and curiosities, from man, through all the divisions, classes and orders, to^the animalculse in a drop of water^ /t

The"1 ehgravings are the work of" the finest artists, strikingly lifelike, and adorn every page. Tbe paper is fine andthe typography and binding everything that coufu bo desired It ought to be in the book case of every intelligent family.

Considering the great expense and la« bar incurred in the preparation of such a work, it is exceedingly cheap, and, on this .very account, many a family in bumble "circumstances may enjoy tho advantages of possessing it.

It is the crowding master-pice of its good and great author, whose nom de plume of "Petb

ablet"

Mr.

D. W.

appears upon

the titlo page of more than a hundred different volumes for the young, with an annual sale of over 300,000 copies.

Solliday is tho gettUetiaanly

agent of the work, and is, at the present time, calling upon our citizens in order tQ show it.'Buy it, parents, if you would furnish your children with a rich treasury of most entertaining and useful knowledge.

onsultation

and would rocom-

mend it to the attention of anj one inter« ested in the subject of advertising. They should read *it and send for a c'rcular giving particulars, if only to learn how much a well regulated system can be made t«j increase the amount of advertis ing to be obtainod tor a fixed sum of money. The parties who thus invite at tention to their facilities, (Messrs. G. P. Bowell & Co., 40 Park Row, N. Yn) are known to us as responsible business men with whom it is a pleasure to deal.

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erbb atjte,

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EusBsojf Ii»H*?TT'8 exciting sto

ry ol "Sol.

loovm or hs -Mai&of

has just been commenced

ew ork

kb^x,

utation of

ewYobr

and the rep

b. khwett

has already ad

ded thousands to its circulation. The

eekly

is acknowledged to

be the best story and sketch paper in the wprld, and it seems that the public generally are aware of this fact, for the

N. Y.

has already achieved a circular

tion of 150,000 copies. Read the avertisement in another column.

A smooth-spoken, welKdresaed

ttati, of about fortyvfivo years, on Saturday last, swindled quite a number of women, in the vicinity of South Eighth street, out of sums of money ranging from two to ffve d^ll^rs each. Efe represented himself as the agont of a Chicago Lottery. He offered the ladies a chanco to "draw" on the spot, and if the article drawb was not desired, no money was to be paid.— But .in every case the articles named on the card were worth ten times the price of a tidbet and the money "Was eagerly paid, with the assurance on the part of the oily individnal that the goods would arrive by Express on Saturday next.— Some of the ladies even went out to their neighbors to borrow the money, and the neighbor women in turn became patrons, and could scarcely await the coming of their husbands to rolate their good fortune. The latter, however, understood the situation, and we opine these ladies, some ofthem^good church members, will not soon invest again in lottery schemes.

the close

of the recent regular sesslen of the County Court the following action w^s taken by the Board

hereas,

The public expense of keep

ing and providing for tbe indigent poor and insane persons- of Yigo county has become so great—having cost in the year 1866 $16,113 65—and is rapidly increasing from year to year, the Board of Commis* •ioness would be glad to relieve to the utmost eitent compatible with humanity to that class of unfortunates, this onerous burthen on the public treasury, ar.d to that end tho Board invite the undermentioned gentlemen, as well as others who may feel an interest in the matter, to meet and consult with them on that subject at the Auditor's offico in the city of Terre Haute, on Friday, the 20th ^ay of December, 1867, at i0 o'clock, and the Auditor is hereby directed ?o give tbem the proper notice of the same:

Thomas Dowling, Saml. Paddock, L. A. Burnett, W. R. McKeen, Chauncey War ren, Jas. G. Burt, S. H. Potter, Lucius Ryce, K. Alkn, John T. Scotl, P. Shannon, J. H. O'Boyle, John J. Key, Joel H. Kester, Albert Lang«, H. D. Scott, A. B. Pegg, Wm. W. Watkius, John J. Brake, Xjrdorgo

W. If

ay lor, James B. Edmunds,

James Hook,. B. H. Cornwell, William B. Warren, N. F. Cunningham, Elijah Thomas, E. B. Allen, Lewis L. Weeks, Y. Patterson, W. D. Hampton, Charles Cruft, Philip Randolph, W. D. Malone, Isa\air fronham, Moses Reynolds, Chas Coffiei, David Pugh, Wm. Brown, S. W Rigney, Sampson Stark, Danl. D. Walk«r, James M. Sankney, S. E. K. Fish, H. D. Lee, Yalentine Morgan, Linas Moyer, R. Wi^n. Harvey 'Evans, Henry Fairbanks, Wm. H. Stewart, Alex. McPher-, son, J(w?ob H. Sh&ak) Qoorge M. Kessel Wm. T. Pittinger, George W. Moreland John Barnard, Simeon'Kesler, C. W. Bar boor, John •Crews.

nd.,

Dec., l-l,

he ublic

1867.

Notice is hereby given that the Union County Executive Committee will meet at the New Court'House at 1 o'clock p. on Saturday, Dec. 21st, 1867. T-he object is to make the necessary arrangements for a County Convention to be held prior to tho State Convention wbich has been called by Jacob T. Wright, Esq., Chairman of the State Central Committeo, for Thursday, February 20th, 1868. By order of the Executive Committee.

L. A. BURNETT, Chairman.

ilbeck,

Attest: N.

Sec'y.

Our exchanges have swelled the

city taxes against our fellow-townsman Chauncey l&ose, Esq., to twenty-flvo thousand dollars. Come down twenty thou sand, gentlemen, and you will have the figures as large as any one person cares to see in addition to State, County and Federal taxes.

chools.—Every

man has

an interest in the community in which he resides, and helps to shape its charac ter. There is no one interest of any community of more vital importtyice than the school interest, for food and raiment for the body are of no more importance than nutriment for tbe mind and soul.

As citizens wo attend jtp pur daily nvo* cations, trade, commerce, agriculture, mechanical industry,-and jhg "watious- arts and professions with great assiduity for two obvious purposes, namoly, to provide for our families a competence.%n$l to educate our children. All this is right. .It is oiir duty.1" It is obviously oiir 'dtaty to do whatever we can to render our schools efficient and successful—to foster and sustain them—to show a sympathy with tho teaob«w,5 and in every^a^ to -evince a deep merest in ttyejr au{jpo|t usefulness, that our children mSy be eficotjraged and stimulated in their studies, and led tt appreciate the value of their privileges.

This canuot be accomplished without frequent in terco'uf so vfib thctatiolicr and children in the scene of their mutual labors—tho School-room. if tWy were aware of tho encouragement and stimultiS that frcquent|vi8its afford the teacher, we have no doubt Ihat'fnsny :iw»o of our good citiiebs would often l)tS' found witnessing t^e exercises pf ihe schoo-room. If children, under-the instruction and discipline^of a.faithful.teacher, aro dally ims provirig, becoming !wiiir «nd feeder, how a word of generous approval cheers tho heart of that teacher when fitly spoken by a parent or guardian. It is impossible that the pi^)il should be met by the teacher with indifference, when tho fathe^ or mother has_ eammujiedfivitli him, and he has been permitted to take the gauge of parental affection. We all have a knowledge of tho tempor an d.#s posit ion of our own children, that months :if care* ful observation*will hardly communicate to the teacher. Our advantages and rfteans of gaining" this "kno\Vl&flgo «rn far superior t'6bis, and,.it will greatly facilitate bis labors, and increase their productive value, if we give him what insight we can into their attainments-ta^W general character.

If in this way wc can enable tbe teaelior to find easier avenues to the mind and. heart of tbe pupil, if we cam1 aid him in gaining admittance to the inner sanctuary, we will do much to supply the want of tact and judgment and experience, to which many young teachers mu9t attrib* ute their want of success. Let r.ot our first interview with the teacher bo one to which wo are driven by exasperated pas» sion, provoked it may be, by the infliction of necessary punishment, In a majority of cases, doubtless, this paihful( result, painful both to our'own sensibilities and to the friendly feblings of tho teacher, might have been avoided,had we seasonably cultivated his acquaintance and given him our hearty co-operation.

Do wo say we have no time to visit the schools Tlie excuse is frivolous. For what else have wo no time 1 We.look with rigid scrutiny when about to make deposits of pecuniary interest, or to visit our property. We would accuse ourselves of blameworthy carelessness, if we neglected to look after any worldly interest, however inmgniflcftnt^fthBiti w6 iffiitl committed to another's trust. We inspect with jealous watch tho conduct of our agent, and ate not disposed to ovorlook lightly any derilection in his assumed capacity. Our property is at stake, and wo will not, as careful businesss men, subject it to hazard^ by the blunders of ign6ranceor the ifiistalccS'^ of &irolo?Bnes9. And this is well. Aro wo equally alert and vigilant aijid untiring, when a value is at stake, as trahscendently superior Ho any of the means of earthly prosperity, as tho sou lis Superioi- to thor. !body? Let us awake *tfi Iodic to our interests.

The present school term will close with this "week. On Thursday and Friday there is to be an oral examination of all the schools. Parents and friends arp invited Let ufe all go aihd «tBe scftooTs in their working time, equipped for toil not decked for show.

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nstitute.—We

pend a list of the most valuablo presentB to be awarded thoso who purchase stock, at One Dollar per share in aid of the Riverside, Institute, a home for tho gratuitious education of soldiers' and sailors' orphans, from all parts of the country under the management of the Wa.-hington Library Company of Philadelphia. The first present is worth Forty Thousand Dollars tbe second Twenly Thousand Dollars tho third Eighteen Thousand Dollars the fourth Ten Thousand Dollars ihe" fifth. .Five Tboijsand'-Dollars the sixth consist of two worth TweniyFive Hundred each. The" remainder arc valued as follows: Two at F.ftecn Thousand Dollars each one at Ten Thousand Dollars four at Five Thousand Dollars each two at Three Thousand Dollars each thre^ at 0:ic Thousand Dollars each twenty at Five Hundred Dollars each ten at Three Hunched Dollars each three at Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars each: twenty at Two Hundred and Twenty-Five -Dollars each firty-five at Two Hundred Dollars caeb fifty at Drift Jldtodrea ahd SevefityvFivo

Dollars each one hundred and ten at One Hundred Dollars each twenty at Seventy-Fife Dollars each ten at J'ifty Dollars each and numerous articles of value and use, amouling to Eighty-Two ThoussnQ Dollars, Ihe wbole'tfiaking an aggregate of Three Hundred Thousand Dollars worth of presents, which will be distributed among the shareholders, each share guarantying some one of the presents named above. In addition lb tbis, a handaomo steel -pi ate engraving is given at the time of the purchase of the stock This engrafving at retail, cbdld' nftt te ob tained for the amount paid' for the stock

Who will hesitate to aid a noble charity on such terms. Bead advertisement

The Masonic Fraternity of Brazil

aro to bavo a supper and festival on the 27th inst

ersoxax.—Prof.

G.-W. Hoss, Super

intendent of Public Instruction, favored us witb a call Saturday.

|@T The editor of tho. Princeton ifeteilie, has, all at- once, left for parts unknown, leaving sundry bills unpaid.

1®- Thorax duplicate is now in the hand3 of the City Treasurer, and that official give* notice that be Is ready to receive taxes.

t8f The new steam Fire Engine is on the road somewhere between hero and the manufactory, but has not yet come to hand. I

igy Thero are twenty-six applications for divorce to be decided upon at tho term of the Common Pleas Court of this county, to begin to-day.

Col. Nelson, of this city, lectures

before the Bloomingdale, Parke county, Working Men's Institute, on the evuning of the 18th of January.

Chaoncy Miller took the "wind

out of tho sails" of tho street cars Saturday by plaeing one of his omnibusses on runners. «., ?.** '.V

The young ladies connected with

the Christian Association at Jeffersonville rfavb formed themselves"into asewmg society for the destitute of that city.

The Board of Commissioners have

purchased and had laid down a nice carpet in the Clerk's office, purchased £f Brokaw & Co. The office has otherwise be%n put in good order.

We learn Hey. Mr. Jewell, pastor

sjfsthe Univcrsalkt churchy ..will shortly "by"mutual agreement, sevelr his rolations with the church in this city, and for the benefit of his health seek a home farther nbrth,

Two yefiirs ago, a lady at Lafayette

pricked her hand with a needie, breaking. off4he point in 4he flesh. A few days since, she removed the point of the needle from her arm,just below the elbow.

Judgo Patterson, of the Circuit

Court of this Circuit, has ordered and caused the Court room to be put in order for th? convenience and comfort of parties, attorneys, jurors, officers, witnesses and visitors, who may attend.the sittings of Courts.

A"s

g@P" Among the pleasing incidents of the Centenary Festival last week was the purchase and presentation to Rev. Mr. Smith, the pastor, one of the elegant dressing gowns on the fancy tables, valued at twenty dollars.. Another dressing gown and slippers wero presented to Prof. Olcutt, Superintendent of tho Sabbath School, and a fine vel^Lpt bonnet to the wife of the pastor. Such acts of kindness go a great way in binding more closely the hearts of pastor and people.

f&g" Religious revivals are in progress in many places in the southern section of the State,.. At Cbarlestown forty-one have joined tbe Methodist church. At Georgetown nearly one hundred b»ve joined tbe United Brathrim and Christian churches. At Canneiton a revival is in progress at the Methodist church, Rov. H. Gillmore, paBtof. At Loogootee eighty-, one have been added to the Methodist church. Revivals are progressing at Utiba and many other villages in the vicinity:

D0G9.—The flog is a usfefui (?)''animal, and below we give the number of eanines in this county, together with the amount of tax the owners are called upon td pay this year. If good for nothing else they aro a good sgurce county: ,.f

of revenue to the

So. o? Female* .38 ia

Whole

Mulej.

Hai risou.Tp... 601 Honey Creek. 157 l'rairieton 67 Prairio Creek. 138 Linton 14-4 Plerson 167 Kiley 114 Lost Creek.... 191 Novina 142 Otter Creek... 148 Kayntto

.Whole. Tux '611 (10 «UO 00 75 00 •ltv) 00 1G5 IK)

& 3'J

le9 71 14 147 100 115 203 15i

5 8

J93

li4 00 845 00 ISO 00 173 00 233 00 231

12 10

S!0S

Sugar Creek... 184

l.r3

214 2d'J

r. ]6

Total... 2146

2275

2595 00

ftjg" Our boys were highly entertained last night by the advent into tho composing room ofa relic of the old Whig partyin the shape of-'that same old cuon," afiue,' hearty, bright looking fellow with p)any rings on his tail. Where lie camo. from is unknown. He makes himself perfectly at home, as if assured that he is among his friends, and considers th„o Republican the legiliniaSe successor of the old Whig party. He carries us back to old Whig a he so us to 'Tbe moon vfas akiulog silver bright

Thi-staw with glory crowaed the nlglif, That' same old coon up ln a tree, Grinned at the.Loco nomin«s.

Get out 0'," tbe way yon'ro all unlucky, Clear the track (or old Kcatncky. What is Mr. Coon's object ir. ^tllrug. upon us has not tic,en tucerUiued, but he looks as if he could go througlf another canvass without flinebing, and ueoessfully. If his purpose_shoi»!fi provu to be political, and to negotiate concerning the next Presidential campaign, we will make due report. ... y"

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state ransfers.-—Records

Win. Jarvis to Lucy S. Tyler 15 acre^ in Nevins township fur $400. John DickerSon to Antra H. Voorhses lot in Rose's addition for $8,500.

Lawis Alvey to Joseph Broadhurst tot in St. Mary's for $500. Henry T. Rockwell to Charlotte A. Turner lot in Rose's sub-division lor $700

Simeon Hedges to Albert McDanicl 40 acres in Honey Creek township for $800. Geo. W. Ellis to Jacob Scamahorn 80 acres in Pierson township for $1200.

Jdhn R. Brownlce to Elizabeth Unverzsgt 17 acres in Harrison township for $5,000.

John Truinett to Wm. E. McLean inlet 112 for $500. Wm. E. McLean to Eiske Truinett quit claim to same for for $500.

George Glick to Henry Giick lots in city for $8,000. Henry Glick to George Giick lots 10, 11, -12, in sub-division 16, 11, 9, for

Stephen D. Dole et al,, to Terre Haute Lodge £»o. 51 I. ,Q. OvF., south half of lot 123, for $4-,000. 'i $8,000.

Jacob and Geo. C. Butz to John Griggs one acre near Maxville, for $100.

Putnlara county bas a dog tax of

$2,296. C6T New Albany is to bava another national bank. tSF There la talk of establishing a daily Democratic paper in Lafayette. fjjjTThe Jqwfrtai intituatea desire for tbe street cars to run on Sunday. 0&" We learn the Masonic Fraternity are preparing to celebrate the 27th in a festive,manner.

S&T Thiee hundred thousand dollai| have bven inocculated in pork this season

millinery go^« at ooat during tbe win tar months. See advertisement. tar Tbe EvansviHe Courier says the bog crop is very large in that part of the State. i-» $qS' Lafayette is putting on mdre city airs, and boasts of a rag picker and wv eral bOot blacks.

A golden eagle, treasuring aeven

feet froth tip to tip, was shot in Frank* lin county, lasi 8891U: gtsF" E* Congressman Defrees ia ^token of in tbe Tooth District as a candidate for Lieutenant Governor. f6f Eastern papers are advertising ia new "nursiig apparafcttk" W4 ifiu'i believe the old way can be improved 1 much, t-.l MtV»ni nmH

Bills to the amount of near ten

tttcTusani dcdiattJrorft'alloWlld llhe recent bcs^ion of the Board of County Cop^ missioners.

4- little son of Riley Stanton,-of,

Jeffeiiotf «bwnsbi|j

u?utnam

k--s-

county, fell

into a kettle of boiling lard a few days since, from the effects of which he died. tendeht fggr Prof, ^n, State 3ugpcui yf Public Schools, lectured at Fi ranklin,

on Monday evening,^on "The Literary Excellencies of tbe Bible."

P&P T^iere twieefrtha number o'f mortgages being recorded in Wayne uounty the present year ©vef any other in the past history of the county.

g^* The wife of J. Watson, a railroad conductor, committed, suicide at. filkhart Thursday afternoon by drowning in the St. Joe river.

/The City Attorney of New Albany bought himself a fine silver

5 8

and

hired the Mayor of the city' to make a presentation speech for the sake of a sen* sation.

VST As the erection of the rolling a^ll progresses, it attracts more attention and interest. It is a "mammoth institution, and as soon as it assumes definite shape will freceive oUr' attention.' -t

A prisoner named Spencer rece'nt'

ly escaped from the penitentiary at Jeffersonville by scaling tho prison wtfils. He had provided himself with a suit of citizen's clothing prior to making liis est capo.

PqF Gen.H. D. Washburne has offered a resolution in Congress instructing the Military Committee-to itqniro into* the expediency of extending the Additional Bounty act to widows of ^ojdjers who have died since its passage. -l?

9^* Since the spring rises of the Wabash river ceased, that navigable stream has been as quiescent as a maid of the Torid *one on a balmy morning. It wus never known before to remain at low water mark so late as lt.hu thTs year.

The young gentlemen of this city

purpose giving a bal-raasque entertainment at the Terre Haute House on the 27h instant, in return'f&r the hospitalities they have received, and the occasion wili be'grand and agreeable.

The State University at Bloem-

ington since i( rqpeived, tbe fostering hand' of tho Legislature by1 "material aid." is showing signs -of prosperity.- The pRple of the State ought to feel a pride in the sticcess of their public institution^. g^*The case'of Eborn, of Vinpennes, whose brewery was seized some moths ag* for violation of tbe revenue laws, was decided in tbe United States District Court Thursday. verdict of the jury con* fiscates the property to the Government. fjg- The meeting of the Union Executive Committee next .* Saturnday at the New Court House instead of tbe Old Court House, as heretofore announced, the heating apparatus having been removed from the latter building.

H. P. Newlin and brother, former

ly of Crawford county, Illinois, now of Colorado Territory, where they have resided since the spring of 1359, engaged strictly in mining, and who are wellknown to many of our citizens, are at the Terre Haute House. They own mineral lands, have specimens witn them'and de-, sire to obtain assistance to develop their mines.

Uir Marriage licenses -wer* -issued last week by the County Clerk to the follow* in"g-happy pairs: si.' Jftmes Rogers and Martha B. Anderson. David H. Smith And Lenora 8. Bailey. John II. Clift and Mary Harris. Gfioi-gti t1. Yoit &>d Majfy ^oorhees. Siuiuel llalone and Ma% Sfculttr,. Henry Parson and Mary J. Black. Alfred Potteford and Elizabeth Roland.

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o^.

the transfer of'tho following tracts of land and city lots were placed on the Recorder's book last week

G. W. Foster to Wm. Ilix 20 acres in Prairie Creek township for $200.

David L^ganto G. W. Logan lot in Sibley's addition for $200. Jas. H. Allen to Dolly A. Mahurin 10 acres in Piersoa township for 100.

Henry Tyler to Laura Goosman lot in Bri'tton's addition for $650. Horaco Blinn to E. Harmes 66 acres in Honey Creek township for $600.

Tffi PKNITENTIABY.—

The New Albany Commercial learns from the attending physician that the natality among the convicts "of the peiii tentiary has been very great, as many as eighty-nine having died the past fall. The: disease hus been chiefly congestion, proceeding from softening of the heart. Many,of them are old cases, who are now paying the penalty of a life of dissipation as well as crim'o.

JQT Thq Richmond Humming Bird /•ays understands that a lady residing in the south" pari of that city give birth to a child on Tuesday last, which had two horns in the center of its forehead.— The fingeis on its left hand are about half as long a» thqse on its right. Igf

Lawrence Cox, well-known in this

city died recenUy at his residence Parke county, where he has resided about forty-four years. He was a native of Ire* land, and known ia thiiopmmunity for bis honesty, industry and interest in the common good.-

IV The New Albany Ledge? says the Board of County Commissioners of that county last week passed an-order, for the establishment of a soup housy in that city, for the benefit of the poor. Durl&g the past three winters the soup house has afforded most timely relief to the poor.

IV Parties interested in sustaining Agricultural Societies in tins 66unty and promote the science of cultivating the soil and encouraging tbe mechanic arts and other kindred suhjects, are raising by slock subscriptions $10,000 di^ded into 400 shares of $25 each. They desire that 400 farmers shall takerone share each. If tbey do not the community generally ahnil hafo. the privilege of aubeoribing to fiifra^wlfetf iUfcid, is to be used to put in condition the grounds own ed by the oounty where the State Fair was held. The* move is a good one.

IV Two business houses have sus« pended at ^rt Wayne. Contraction of the currency is the reason. 19" Brazil coal is being introduced at Hew Albany and Lgjuky^lAjA t^irty-tyro cento a bushel.

IV Porty-six pwaonger trains arrive at and depart from tbe Union depot, Indianapolis, daily**.

t&- Josh Billings lectures at Richmond this evening. "Milk" his subjact.— "Dish watfer" would be more appropriate.

Mr Esquire Bennett, of Kokomo, de« cided last v^oak, that a man working tho roadt with a team is entitled to a credit of $4 50 a day under the law.

A love-si:k a^i jWted swain, at

New Albany, undertook to shuffle off this mortal coil last week by the aid of "Bat Exterminator." An ematic saved his lila

Mr One of our citisens very fond of drinking was wised rtoently ou suspicion of being an unlicensed distillery. Hav ing proved that be consumed all the raw material he purchased he was discharged.

MT An extensive religious revival ia progressing at Madison In the Id^thedist, Christian and Baptist Charohes.

Mr The Cfriistian Chureh netted over three hundred dollars with their japper at Pence's Ball, Tuesday evening.

MrrA nerW^staocrattV paper is to he started seen, at Washington, Ind. Mr. Palmer, Baptist pf»wher ia to de the^ wind work. flat eoatwd* ^of tUA Army of the Republic, at MadtaoA, antioipate a gKnd time at tiio o^ebi^tfon to be given in that eity, en the lftb ifist. 1

r!'

ig^ Vur entarprlslog jeweler, ft, R. Eeieemaa, has opened a braneh of bis Jewelry establishment in the SFatioQAl Bloek10*1 ocw post-o£|ce called Jessup, with Wtp. Bqrdett as pest-master, has been established on the B. & O. B. B., beJ It ween this city and Bocfcviile.

Weston reported to have esse

served as collector fer a newspaper estab* lishmegt. Tbis aeeouots for the fact that he possesses ^are pedestrian powers. I!

W/ttoh

MapTiprp.^--The fourth annual re

union of the members of the Bsf of the 6th Judicial Circuit, will be hold at ftosdort on the 20th inst. Judges, Attorneys who have been admitted to the Bar, and Editors are invited to attend.

The new regimt, known as ^le,

combination, controlling tbe St. Louis, Arton & T. H. Railway, have discharged and supplanted five .of the seven old passenger conductors, without fault.— Other changes have been made with officers and employees, and the decapitation still gobs on.' f-* |#*i

IV In order to pceisecute public improvement* needed by the city, Jeffersonville has got into debt ove^$S0,00t. The Council of that city hjy ordered that a loan of $25,999, for five, eight, and twelve Cyears, at ten per cent, interest be made to meet tbe largest portion of tbis indebtedness, and thatlthe dlty issue bonds to that amount, ,/p,, •.*« -.

A merchant of Indianapolis who

Sad some goods stolen from him, com1 peunded the crime with the thief, agreeing to let the rascal go without prosecution upon a return of the goods. Of course, the merchant did net know that he was making himself liable to prosecution, but such waff the case. It i3 unlawful for any one to attempt tQ compound a felony, and the judieial authorities are determined to pros.eoute any such oases which may arise. It is the legal duty of every citizen to aid, so Car a3 he can, in punishing a&d suppressing f*me-

CotflfTT PAU?EHS.—The Journal states the (Jbmmissioners are undecided as to tbe best plan of providing for the paupers^ after the expiration of the present contract with Superintendent Sparks. There are two plans proposed: One to continue tbe out •ft that the County shall take charge of tlie asylum, hiring a Superintendent by the year to attend to the interests of the public- On this subject^ tho Board has extended an ih^itdtlon to such citizens throughout the country as may feel an intoHBst iii tbe matter, to meet ..with the Coramissiflnera oh the 20th inst., for the purpose St consultation on the plans referred to above.

IV The practicability of building Ball ways with wooden tracks, to extend about ten miles in the country is being considered by some of our citlpns. That Valuable journal, the Scientific American, estimates the cQst at about $1,00® per miie, speed 15 to 2j miles per hour, and convenience,to farmers distant ftjpm iron tracks incalculable.

hat it o«ts.—Many

persons who

appear before the Mayor and are subjected to a fine of say one dollar, are often astonished to find t'uat tbe "costs" are the largest portion of the bill. For general information we mention that the bill is made up of first, the fine, usually from one to live dollars, which goos to the city treasury fees to witnesses, fifty oents each, docket fee of two dollars, which oes into the pocket of the City Attorney 1,60 to the Marshal, and Mayor's fee of 1,50. ifie latter goes to the city trea»ury. xr the prisoner pleads, "not guilty" and is, the City Attorney gets two do! lars additional for "convincing" thi Mayor of the fact.

g0- It is useless to pay an extravagant price for a common woven corset, simply because it ia called the "glove-fitting" corset, when you can get the best fitting and most durable corset in the city, for lesa than half prie«.at Weisa's Skirt fac-

tory. dwtf.

IV Decline In Heiatiog Stoves and large stock, at 63 Main street. 25, dwtf

Vioo

hat ^is xstokativV t«^

the First Premium of a Silver Medal at tha Sew Hampehire State Fair over all eompetiton "Barrett's." dwft

Chetnfeil Worjcs of P. B. Deliind A Co irefooated at Paitport, Moa roe county l^r .York, beside the great Erie Canal ^NLutd'the great Central AalM^4,,-of the

State. These works are cenducted on a gigaati* seale, prodooing th» celebrated Chemiwl Saleratas, which fiuds a market all over the World, with a demand that can scarcely 1# met. It ia ac!£ every, where, and used b/overybodjr knows the value of health, and who would retain i^bj using light and wholeeome & dwit

ost.—My

Houi

ms«

horse brolfe

from the hitching place, south-west corner of the Qkblic S^pare, Monday evening.— He is a sorrel, of light bay, white face, white eyes, three white fact and small white Spot on, of

rather' tinder, the sidcj

Had on a MeClaUen saddle. A liberal reward will be given for his return, or information left at Fouta' Livery Stable, oo Second Street. A. B. WilLM. dwlt.

,t.:

We mean just what we say,' and will do all we promise! Gent's intmishiog G6bda, and Clothing iuade to order at greatly reduced prices.

Call in and famine eur Aocl^T It is mnoh best is the city.,,: JoHjrsToy St Miuss, 2dwtf No. 81 Main Street.

IV We advise all wanting sound and iiftle insurance, to insure witb the Phcsn-ix of Hartford-r Cash .assets $1, 5 m. I avkits

reli Ph( 0T6,385

Office dver Dovii I7dw3m

3P«nllrS

|V Wc have seldom known game, of every species, so plenty as this season at least the grocery stores are abundantly supplied but the prices a^ked for tie same are so far abov,e the prices'of ordinary meats that the supply seems in excess of the demand. .if,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The Qreat American

AS**--

W.W.SHAjrsox.

oolkit ills.—We

have now

on hands a lull stock of Jeans, Satinets, Flannels, Blanket* and Stocking Fartta, all of the very best quality, which we offer to the trade, wholesale and retail, at 83 low prices as can be sold by any first class manufacturers. Call and seeu dwtf. S. S. Kmtksbt & Co.

Fine assortment of Coal Cooking

Stoves, lire different varietiel from Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Svansville, at No 63 Main street. 25,dwtf W. W. Shahkoh.

AND 3$INA 'S

TEA. OOMPAWJ,

No. 89 Veaey Street, Established

l?i0.)

kw obk

jx*

(P. O. IS8},)

W» a(ala p&ntlon th« palili£. those many concern? that htve i^roog OP tb* p*tt f«w yean, {hat immi(ate oar ^ama la part end

•tylo

of doing b-JBlue»». Wo have no

present arrangement o» farming them *jre continue to transact trasioot* win l» acceptto the lowest bidder and the '^ndj

KbI$ tQ th9 p9t}|fc

%tund

coqdm-

ttou with any other, b^ut* and Mgtrt«4 that tU« br-ja4 pxlnclplei ef 6oi»nwrc^ upgn Whtci

..... *^TM -v

MIXjLEB'S RLOOK. --r^,

IN I»I ASAO lis^isD.,

PUTSIClVf rOB DI9EASI9 Of-THE

Head,s Throat

'•2.

the Vi'Cl

Anew jewelry store has been es

tablished at No. 161 Main street in jM National Hotel building—3. Freeman proprietor—where the best assortment of goods, new and fresh, suitable for holiday presents, are to be found that tbe city affords. Prices s»re as low as at any other house. Call and examine, dwtf

TO wMt BBAXCEt Sir THE HOFISSION his practice exclusively confined, may be eon•nltcd personally, or by letUr, at bis Blspensary. and Sargary^ Miller!* Block) North Illlaols street, ens aqaare Mrth of tbo Balee-House.

Atao, at theearnMt sollelutfob'of many old patfebta, DB. HALK. wHt-atfft Contlao* to vieit

TERiftE HAUTE,

onwevery four weeks, and.may ba,oon»alaed at ttie Terre Haute Boaae,

XBM»Dit..™r- Jan. -,V» -. Feb., ,%

..«

NEW iADVERTISEMENTS.

mill

YjLLtTAB&t Atabubvmxht.—The

UiliOAV STSAI8EIP (JOIPAJfT,

TRROUQ& LINE TO CALIFORNIA, "Via Panama or Nlcarasus,

bail no

rsosi mew

Os6.41?.

& Co., Agents.

•. if.

telly's Drug Stote.

jV lt is time for those contemplating Christmas presents of any article of Hair Jewelry, to call and select the patterns and leavo tbo hair for its manufacture The largest collection of patterns and newest to be vKpd at the Old Stand, S. B. Frqpman's, 74 stain street. dwtf

MSbxc^I'^Jrti^^Bead

oots

Whittier's advertisement in another column. aprili-dwitaw-ly.

LOCAL NOTICES.

It ts H»rd to lire witkoar* no gwitle hsirt- to «tr ap-

yobk

Iteoembefi 8th, ana ISth Janu~ -pury 5th, 15th and 25th, and February 15th uuii 25. hf

With

K«w

St*»m«hlp« of tbe Vlr»t

PASAA6B LdWkB IHAX BI AM OIHBB LINE. Tor fa'tbrr (nfona*t)nn n'l'lrojj tho nndtrclgited at nr Wcat ftreet, Meir Tork. 1). K. OAK KINGTON-, AOKNT.

AUKRIGAN CLOCK fl).

3 Cortlandt St., New York, Mancficinrera A and Dealere all va letle* uf A/nertcin Clock'.

jIoafrIn

«nta for

iSetK Thonuui Clookg.

Tlie Debates of Congress. The Deb»tM of ike Seaoad 5*wlon of the For* titthOoasrM'i (ooamsirelo^ December S, lbf ,) '"Willie polished aa u»n*l.

TEB.HSI

Oongrtssieaal Qlobj and Appe&iix,

binding)

VAMARI'OUiE6I

vniz)

MT We have determined to elose out our jtQdk ol Beady*oiade Clothing with a viejr of changing our business to that of Merchant Tailoring and-Gent's Furnishing Goods, exclu*ivelyr and In order to do so, will offer our entire stock of Beady-made Closing at net cost for new goods, anit the iR^k ever from lait for cttik.

:.,e# Ute' stMk carried year, at mtich below cost,

('07

110 00

Daily Gtooe, (newspaper ioroi)...„ 10 ou Doily O otw», per month a 10 Debates ia tall e.fer -duon. If club rata*. Add.w. r. J. UIVE3 aw, A. BAILEY, WaahlagtoB. D- 0. Proprietors.

for Young Ls

dies. be Trustey of Initii^ 'iluB, dectrlfig to el tend the beaeflu of Mr. V»««ai'« monifloeDt (?if f-r the better edacatioo of jonog «enn, will admit, «t an tin* In tbe Collj.iaie jtar, »tud stf to Cel ege cla»«*, charglDj eXp -dpreparedfromjoindati

ouly t*ie of (heir- ie-

c«itiob. Tenaslow f, •a f«cilirl itr ednca* lion, such a* Obftlaeir, SA -OalUry. It fcr*rj, Mu«lcal Cifaserva ory, Jto. Vorclreatar. e«n'ain'Pg fall infortu^tion, addreis J4 bO&OU, Piuah* kepele,-ft-. T.

BEHTXKW^l'APfeKS, •it CHOICEST PitelTIOJf,

LOWEST PRICES!

SiOWElL 00.. Adrertblas csats, iUi^arki Jfaw. New Torb, are ouablco, by tiieir SfiCChd CJBtracts W}tb to ioevrt •u adTarOMmeut tu most of the lfc&4iJU**calar or politic 1 newspapers if the Sasiern westerB ana MiddleMatse, »t less Uiaa ooeftalf the aun It would oot uu the same lunoauiof adrertieing, without employing their a-rvicea SKHD SXAKP for their Circular and sernee it before »lKuidiug auotber duil«r. The special IdTai* tazCS caiwot. be offired rxcept ap»a oraer* »mouoting *0 from ISO BfWardt, lm« order* for any amount from upwircn, will be receirod ana eucatedattheregnlar price* of tbe new*-p*pt-r la whlch tho udvertltement is to appear. Tot $40 we eaiv give more adteriUlng than can be otherwise obtained for 9150. Fnr information how we are able to do this, aik the Editor Of tUs Paper, and he will explain.

GOOD PAY FOR DOING GOOD. Magnificent Premiums A

Q00DA7TIVE MAN OB fc'bilAN wanted !n every n»lKli^orhboda »a Cfcuvtua for tbe weekly PUilRtE FAB «fclt TheoM. St and beet Agrlcttltnral, Horticultural and Family Faper puoiUaud in lb# «ruat jrtliweat. Price only *11 per year. Qpldddld PftiiiicKJ gl'eu to Agent*, anJ:r»tntt ea t0 all new Subibcibt ra.

Sj.ecloi«n oapiee teat freo to &f>y add As*. Adjren'l

fllU uirticnlarj,

TfiK PSAISI^ FAB3IES CO

latfblteb.

00M

Chicago, Illinois.

AZYOOS! TKrta mrgrflBc^ntly Uluitratad Miiiical Book*, eontniotng important Pfiyeiologicsl Information.

(nr

hoks at' ow bxcks.—

We (fee now In receipt'of a large and we* selected steek of ^^o^andsShoes, every style and description, suitable for Fall and Winter wear. We are also manufacturing to order, of tbe best material and by the best workmen, all kinds of rnen and women's wear. AJl work war rioted. We will offer rare inducements to cash buyers. Give us a call at No. 9t Main Street, three .doors west of EdsaH's. 23w2m &

n-ind Women, »snt free oa receipt tf 23 ceute. by addrwi'ng the Secrot^ry of the New York M«dtcal lJuivoraity, No. fO Clinton Hace, Few Tork City.

gents wanted jtor

XX SlSi-IPPl/'

aioSflngs^ #n^

bnlld the ire. AckaowledtflDC thla, great c6hvenlenc*, man will apSrce htit to live always, ocpt heat onc*proTlde htasdt^th ^iM'S Ptc *oaAi texxia." th» soTssaMijti^fl* *u"at' fectioncof th« Thro*t -plldw3w

"Beyoad the Mis-

Uoaipfel'e ftiiturj of the Sew

States auu fuirit jrif*, frooi the Great BI*er to the Great 0c«%n. LUe and A4»«nture on Pr-Uriea. Jfonntaln*, and tb« Paciflq-C a*t. With over 2C0 Eogrnvlngs of th8Ssenjrjr*Cities, Lvndt, Miaea, People and Cariosltisi cf tae Gre.it iVost. Iti toady aali with ft& iucK&tcd uiftH it the best subB'rl ti in Boon published. Ssnd for GUcnlnr*.— Addle*# NATIONAL PURLtSLHSCf CO., Cincianall. O Oliicigo, Hi., or St. Laula, My.

LIST OF NEWSPAPERS. COMPLETE

jISTS

of a'l palbicatloBB

•nod in the Twenty AOftbcra Mates Uit«Ubeen poblilbed, and will rem tauy uii r.-^n on receipt of DJice, TWO »llars.

list for *ny one

«tat»eaa ee ba4Txr 2S eent-t, or a eoicction of Ljuiy /ivsSTArw oo 0 «e Dollar. AJdreast}, P. KOWKU rasllskers or Advertisers Cin9«tte«Aew Kerh.

KOSKOSX

A Carious Me'llcal Book ...Prico Cenla. Address Prof. JO VASUbilPO

way, Hew Turk.

amtadrantageoa* too«r»elv«»

Thos* destroy* of gtttlhg Ciab Otifa (I'sdtt* e«p«cUlly), wno bateftw hours »»cb day tofp»M oan realiza handsome romaosratloQ we give highest ralo of cvmgiUaioD- P«rtiw frem 90c. to pr poifod, Wj P\»robuin£

LAOIK^,and

OtiT

T«as which w* continue tp sell st thie lollorlug prices Oolong (Black)* 70fr 80c, 90i. %it pvW Mixed (Gxeeo

BlaZ)

a»c.»0o.»l.0O

?(»'.

X.«0' "l

Kcgllih Breaktaat, Wj,9w,11.08|J 10 I.iO Impsrlal (Green) 80s Wj. 1.C0 l.fo l.li Hyjon (Oi-een) 10'. 1

1 60 ".«v 124

OolTee, ttc 35c, Best Java 10: Uh

Best Mega^Ufe. JUrlltft Leadet

dce!8rwttza

B. J. HALE, j-

PritUer

Lungs:

DI9EASI8

23,

80,

•thsxu.XAS^u

*«•', .A

SS?i»

H, »,

JMor lane

^-Aag.

.uU.*3.

..Oct.

..Wow...Dee.

86, 24.

CONSULT ACTION FREE.

and terms, of treatment wltbta

r®*c*

Dr. HALS Is a regular O.-adwt^f MwiJUine and Surgery, and the Ajfthor of the KB W MKTEFOD of Trestatat

for

Jonh

Diieaeea of tha, Ata

as-

stou, whichsueceeda wbate all other means have fella*,and ia wrtalaly worthy of trial. Would reanectlwtty r»fcr thoaa «er*fof,to the follow^

VTOTIOB Of APP0P£MJ§$E 1.1 OJT AMlOSBB-tu,: i. Us-* Diarucr or

*bia*a,

Tbe andanigned

83."

At lent Haute, Deo» 18, A. D.t 1367. I hereby give* aith^-of his apnea of JaimiP."

Of Terre with bankDistrict

in sakt District who hi rapt, upon hi* own ArfgvSw"** KAJITW HOLLINGBB, Assignee.

basjwen adjudged a pe%on, by the 1)

jL,M25

TO $25 PEE \Y

D., Kew

Vork Medical Uai^eriity. 30 Uliutou Piaco New York City,,

BBiDSTREGT'B laraorso

Bobber]Moalding sod Weather Strips The beat, cheapest aod only lerfoct Wouili -r Strip* in tbe wark:t. EzclnUtS enow, ram cold 'air dnit. ,1'rlc r^dac- to Ageute- Th«

b.Ijand

iib«yond anything ev«.r offered, Send for un Agent's Circular. J. E RRAn3iBKEr & CO., 87 STast'an St. K. TC 5T Wajbiugtou St., wton

lEC.

»«rjwUci

hit*

WiaiCi

shuuldu*- it."—if.

A.ents w.-int-d

), to uur Patent Kverlaating

,«TU-i imes.

Siny bcu«e*ife

T. iittJM. "Wo

ivto ien

ttu-tedand it euiiie »»ti*fttction,"— N. T. rhtan iiwxiiie Tha P.t«nt Wr C.o he» Lin* fsall ic V'irpirta to baN. I'. lif ndttUAddres* the iUES.CAK UZtiai

lO..I10.

Utuil-

1UVOLITION IV TKAUK!

yon cau rt-c -ire for tha sum of ONE DOl.LAH

Jlferlno Aipaco* s*«s, Sbtwl*. B»l» mora)*, Llnen Gouds, ubosiad T.iul} Covers, W*tchkS, J#««lry, 8-TCT PIVted Were, Sowing Machine*, Ao. S-tud of tao or mor», with ten cents for each d'»criptlTichook, aod tho ter up of tb» Olub will re «tr» a present rih 99 to tioo, acconiisg to tbe Dumber s*ut. Ageota wanted everywhere. Circulars seat free. Address PASKSK A CO., BUcee A CO S4 and

ifrfdernl street Bj-ioh.GBAHAUtors

ONE D0LL1H! rsrywber# for oor. One

ONE D0LLAB! .A QKXT8 MA»r*D, Sillier gal ". A lr*t«h, a I« 8at, a 8hiwl, fnr HUB dallu.1 AACtl. fieud

*2? r"ijfae« for oua doliat »tcU. fltfud -5 cems end

Uncolored Japan ,U0 .. ttTmptor U. Jt.eke Vni elr Gunpuwdjr if! '?!?.«.

C0QIS

A1,ir'"*

end

ttt.ara giving lull

Alii'KOrd* A CO., 572 ITaahlcgton Street Bos] ton, K**s. URTOSS PAT-

B* £NT fcCBEW' 'ASTKSED sleigh 38' L9. So-il bv tho m-'e *en»T«llv. M«n•Rcutreed bv

W BAB

iOH,

E«st &amptot>.

O.'un.ctitut.

rcOMAKOY, OB SOCL CIlABMING I ^ex may Ca&etuate aud k*»1q tbe love and allectlens of »iy porvon they choose, insUnt ly. Zhie mplo meutai acquirtmeot all o«« posUN, irei, by mai]t for 25c*ut«, logatbir witb ft guile to the unm«r»-l*d of both tfl'l. A qu»er, exrltlnz book ".00,000 copies sold. Address T. WILLfAU A CO., Book Pabliah-r*. Philadeldbia.

OF.THEGIKITAL CREAKS.-Dr.

altcb,

907

BroeHway.

S. Y.

-Ti'esnar.

tlcular atteution to all D'scaaes -cull*r to t^e^e organs in both lesaa. 8ent stamp for acirenlar-

WE ARE COMING,

And will present to any person senJirg us a club la our Great One Dollar Sale of Dry and *'au.y Goods, Ac., aSiik Drtss Pattern, Piece cfba..--lng, Watch, tc. free of cost. Catalogue of .us, and eampla, *eut to any add eee fr»e. A re** ALLSM, liAWaa A Co., 13 federal St., D^aton, Mas*. 1*. O. DuZ Jli5.

KfXIOIOCSMT^US**

NEWSCAPliBS OF TUB

ilJNXrr.t A compiot* list of great value 10 adrertbeN. a-a Ad» ertlsen Uuxutto for ieeituuer. Pnco25 couts, gr-Si per /wr iu (tiv»a^». Ail.lr ss U, P. ttJWKiiLJtCO., fublUh^re.Mew York.

It is tbe Besl^Ckace ever offered to Agents! One or twe day#' tltaowili jecuro a good Hewing aiacfelM,, Watcli, silk Drtss, BevolTer, 6r iome other lytlcfe if et^ual value, Free or Cast.

Agvnti fcc t»d every where, male and for the b«st One Dollar Pawnbroker'* eaio In the oountry. fcead ft'f ircuUr. S. TuOMPiuN A CO 80 SaiioTer wtfeet, Boston, Sins.

Pbj8ioIpgieif "View or Marriage, The Cheapest Book Ever Published CoatalBtnf Bearly Three Hundred Pages

1- ..A.na uu wtft— «*«•»""ip 'tl:e-c-i

And ISO la»fWw aad mgmvinge of He*lth»tind tl»»aae. W'th a tre.^dioan Ksriy Krrurs. Its X)«piiriul*. upua th« Mind andBoJy, with Author'* Pl^u~Oi Crt-»t»eat —theonly r»tioa*l and mivdu oi Cure, at shown ty the report «f caeuK troatMl. A truthful adviser tothemarrie raud tliOne eontentplating marriage, whe. eiiti-rialu doubt* oi tliilr pbr»'cel cAi»d»t{ouf 8e|St nf I'ost iK* to any tuldrejo. en rMelprofffiVc- it i(i« »uimp or po»t»i currency, by addressing i»ii. EA CHUlX. No. 31 Mal«in Iiiwie, Albany, ii. V, The uutti.r way consulted upon any of tho diteaiea upon which his book treats,eit. er personally or by mail.—• Medicines eentto any part of the world.

dlSd^STT^n*tomy of the Uataju in a^.tate^of