Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 April 1868 — Page 4

FARMERS AND MECHANICS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION.

.... The Farmers and Mechanics of this county are about forming a co-operatire association, and have already made considerable progress in the way of otot»'"aing subscriptions of stock. The ob*'oCts of the association are fully set fo^'a in the articles below, which WQ J*.AV0 been solicited to publish:

ARTICLE 1.—This Association Bhall be called "The Jj'arrners' and Mechanics' Cooperative Association.

ARTICLE 2.—The object of this Association shall be to furnish to its members directly, and to other persons, incidentally, unadulterated groceries and provisions, and other necessaries of ordinary use in families, and on farms, and in work-shops, at prices and rates, and on terms in the following articles rgentioned, and reserving therefrom such dividends as the business will produce for the use of the members, and a certain amount to arise from profits alone for the destitute and needy and worthy members of the Association, as in the following Articles set forth.

ARTICLE 3.—The capital stock of this Association shall be fifty thousand dollars and shall be divided into shares of twenty-five dollars each.

ARTICLE 4.—Any pe/son, male or female, may become a member of thi3 Association by subf.cribing to these Articles, and paying such it mount ia hand as thca« Articles shall require, and such other portions of the same at such times as these Articles Khali designate.

ARTICLE 5.—Tbis Association shall be managed and controlled by a Board of Directors, Jive in number, elected by the members. The first election to be hold when two hundred and forty shares of Itock has been subscribed, and annually thereafter on the first Tuesday in March, which election and all elections shall b» by ballot, and at said first election subscribers to these articles shall be entitled to one vote for one share on which they have paid twelve dollars and fifty cams and tit said election, and all subsequent elections, each member shall have one vote for each share so paid on and one vote for each additional two shares so paid on, provided that no member shall have more than four votes in any event, nor thall any member vote by proxy.

ARTICLE 6.—At said first wlection and annually thereafter on the said first Tuesday in March, a Treasurer shall be elected by the members of the Association, who 6hall givo bond with three good free, holder 6«curities conditioned for the faithful discharge ol his duties as the Treasurer of this Association and in double the amount that will probably come in his handejas such Treasurer during the year, and he shall hold the office one year and shall perform Buch duties as these articles shall prescribe or said Directors shall order, not inconsistent herewith.

ARTICLE 7.—The Board of Directors shall elect one from their number who shall be President of the Board, and such President, under the direction of said Board, shall alone have power to oigu the official name of the Association to any agreement, contract or officicial act of this Association, which signature shall in all cases be attested by the name of the Secretary of the Board who shall be elected by the members of said Board, and shall also be attested by the seal of the Association, to be provided by said Board, which thall have an engraved device capablo of being impressed on paper, and shall CWTftlii the corporate name of this Association on the margin encircling clasped bunds, which seal shall be in the custody, of the Secretary. Such Board shall irioet at least onco ench month for the transaction of business of the Association,shall be paid.by the hour, to in* elude the accessary time of travel from and to their places of residence but no member of said board shall bo paid for such service to exceed tbe sum of sixty dollars iu one year. And said Board shull keep a record of all their business in a book provided for that purpose, which record shall at each meeting be signed by the President and attested by the Secretary which ,record shall at all times be subject to the inspection of the stockholders-

ARTICLE 8. It shall be the duty of the Board of Directors to procure a suitable roooa.or rooms within the corporate limits of the city, of Terrs llaute and employ a competent person or persons, and invest the money paid in on stock subscribed so soon as may be after their election in such articles as are pure and unadulterXated, and usually kept in a first-elass grocery and provision store in variety in

Terre Haute, also farming implements in variety of such as are of general use, and a limited stock of hardware of the things of general use and demand among farmers and mechanics, provided, however, that the principal investment for the first year shall be the articles in variety usually kept in a retail grocery and provision store and 6aid Directors shall not purchase or contract beyond the amount of capital stock subscribed. Which said when so purchased and delivered shall bo placed in said room or rooms so procured and in the custody of said salesman or salesmen for Eale for cash to all customers at the ordinary selling price in the quantities purchased which said salesman or salesmen shall, under tbe direction of said Board keep, an accurate account of all sales, and a correct invoice of all articles delivered to him or them, which invoice and sale- shall be compared and examined monthly by the Board of Directors and said Board of Directors shall cause a correct invoice of the stock to be taken semiannually and shall cause a full and detailed statement of the conditions of business to be made and entered on their record semiannually which shall be subject to the inspecture of each stockholder, which said statementshall be attested by the oath of the President and Secretary of she board.

ART. 9—It shall be the duty of the borird directors immediately aftor making tho semiannual statements to ascertain as nearly ac may be the amount of tho purchase of each member at said store in the 6i months past and after paying all eipenses of every kind incurred as shown by said statement, to divido the profits of such business as follow, towit, in cash, ono half of the same on the stock subscribed and paid in, counting stock subscribed sinca last invoiced ana paid in, in proportion to the number of whole months, and no dividend shall bo on less than one whole month, the other half of said profits after deducting one tenth of one per rent, shall be divided among the members in proportion to the amount of purchases made by each since the last invoice, tho same to be placed on the books of the association as a credit to such membors and paid in such article!1 as such members may desire(at usual prices) or may be on hand in said store, when desired tbe said one tenth of one per cent, to be left in e»id store and payable in groceries and pro-

visions to such persons members of the association designated in the econd article herein as the said board of directors shall order and in such sums as the said board of directors shall designate.

ARTICLE 10TH.—Fruit and vegetables be&old at said places of business fc.r members cn commission at retail for ten peT cent, and at wholesale so far aa tfcey can be, by shipment or otherwise for five par cent.

ARTICLE 11TH.—The board of directors may make such by laws as will facilitate their duties and forward and protect the interest of the association not inconsistent herewith, but these articles shall not be changed except at a meeting of the stockholders at which a majority of the stockholders are present.

ARTTC5 12.—The board of directors may call a meeting of the stockholders at any time by giving ten days notice, and any ten members of the association may call a meeting of the stockholder* without the concurrence of the board of

directors and the me*'uing

shall ]egdl

if ten days notico'^ beln

iven an a

majority °f tP',, stockholders are present. ABTICIT 13.—The Preeident of the Boarv

Directors shall preside at all

^'eetings of tbe Association, and in his absence a President pro ten may be elected, and the Secretary of the Board shall keep a record of such meetings and the record of such meeting shall be open to the inspection of the Board of Directors, and the record of the Board of Directors shall be present at all meetings of the stockholders.

ARTICLE 14.—Each person subscribing to the capital stock of this Association shall pay into the bands of the temporary Treasurer, to be elected by the subscribers before regular organization, after five names are appended to the articles,the sum of 4 per cent, of the stock subscribed and the balance of one half of the stock subscribed before voting at the first meeting for organization, and any person failing to pay the first or second amount required by the association, or any assessment shall forfeit all sums paid, provided that after tbe payment of the one-half of said stock there shall be thirty days notice given to each member before day of payment.

And forfeiture is declared when proof of notice shall be made, and no member shall retire from the association by tbe withdrawal of hia stock without tbe consent of the stockholders and Puch proportion of bis capital slock may bn retained aa will insure th* payment of all indebtedness on bis pftrt, and no enpilal stock shall be withdrawn except after «ix months from tbe time of laavo is given.

ARTICLE15TH. Stock may bo assigned or tranafered to parsons not members by assignment on the books of the association and such persons shall hold the same subject to all tho rightsjand liabilities of the assignor.

ARTICLE 16TH.The undersigned subscribers to these articles promise to pay to the temporary treasurer in theso article provided for go soon as two hundred and forty Shares are subscribed to theee ar~ tides, for the use of tho stock holders and for the purpose in these articles mentioned ono halt of the stock by us severably subscribed. And we do agree that we will and do hereby waivo all irregularity in these proceedings prior to payment and organization, and that tho said one half of said stock and all other amounts subscribed by us severally may be collected without relief from valuation or appraise* ment laws, and in the name of the tern* porary treasurer herein prnvied for before organization and in the name of the association afu-r organization.

WANTED.

VX7ANTF2D—A eich Connty of every State, to roll

Articl'isi

FOR

N E W A E I S E E N S

ESTABHSHKD 1857

A Word with you, Reader

Do the many sufferers from Diseases of the Bes plratory Organs know that ONE SIXTH or TBE HE IIAN RACE nix or CONSUMPTION Do thoy know that It is only nrithln a verv recent perio.i Medical Science has proposed a Bemedy

really capable

WINCHESTER'S

O O S I E S

Act Promptly and Certainly IN ALL STAGES OF

CONSUMPTION

They

immidtaitly~

Qopgh

incYease the streaerh and

deepen tlis color ot' the pal* blood. They snbdue tlie CHILLS »nd FETES, diminish the Expectoration, and check the Might Sweats, always in from seven to fourteen days. The Appetite is at once invigorated, and the Patient rapidly gains flesh the

and

Difficult Breathing

are speedily re.

lieved the sleep becomes «alm and refreshing the evaonations regular and uniform ALI THE GENERAL SYMPTOMS DISAPPEAB With a Sapidity that seems Marvellous

The success of the HYPOPHOSTHITEd in th CVBE of that greatest sceurga of the race,

CONSUMPTION

1* "unparalleled in the annals of Medicine.This thoroughly Scientific Bemedy acta with Invarl able Efficacy in ALL stages of Tubercular Disease

The beneficial effects of this Remedr, are equ»l ly Prompt and Certain in all derangements of the NEBVOU9 AND BLOOD ST3TEM8, being unsurpassed as a Nervous Tonic, and

gtn

erator.of ne£ ane healthy blood while for cases uf General Debility, Loss of Strength, Flesh and Appetite, Dyspepsia, Nearalgit, Paralysis, Chronic, B^onchiti Asthma, Scrofu'a, Chronic Diarrhoea, it is the most eificacions treatment known. A FAIB TBIAL IS A CEBTAIN CUBE.

Try it Try it Try it!

WINCHESTER'S

HYPOPHOSPHITES!!

(Made from the Formula of Dr. J, F. Churchill of Paris,) ii tbe beBt remedy known to Medlca' Science, in every case where tbe routine physician prescribes "Tonics, Iron, Whisky, Coi-liver Oil, Qulr ine," Ac., and is approved by tbe Medical Profession nerally. USE NO OTHEK.

rillCES:—Io 7

oz Bottles,

81—Six

WATCHES.

TflF BEBT ,THE CHEAPEST!

HIT I'xi.-UNITD aie ol ibiSie Watched tUiiway CondiKtum, Kcgiseers. and Expressmen, be moat oxacting clas? of watcn-wearrrs, has tnoroURhly derncinetrated the strength, steadiness, dnrability and ar.-.urary of the Waltbam Watch. T« satisfy that class ir all these respects is to decide tho question ns to the real val ue of these timekeepfre.

More than SVO.OOO are speaking for tl~mri'! van in theporiit* of tho psi.pit. import*.! Watches are mad« »u as ixpvnsive ojftfin, in small r.umbers, bat by numerous makers, and are placed in the market here by :ir laiporter wx. first secures a MONOPOLT OF SALE OF SOME ONE flfAXP

FACTUBK.

tli*

Manntaotnrcr's profit mast be

("-JStof iimportation. A istoai-hou«e duty v.f tcr cent, .vyabl# in 5oM.

A profit of at least 26 per rent, to ti a Importer, nuOih profit to toejobber thus nearly doubling t's com of tht Imported watch.

A: Waltham. Watche* are manufactured on a iarge irale, under one roof and system of supervision and management, thereby saving mmj of the expenses necessarily incurred in small es'abllohments hence their great cheapness.

All respectable dealer* now well Waltham Watches and competition, as all tbe world knows, ia favorable to sma^l profits. The trade is satisfied, because, though tno profit oo each watch is gmail, tbe demand is large aud all are saleable,:

IJaMmp ilovis importers occasionally place a vfortUiois Gwiss imitation ia the oar tot- To avoid imposition, thepurchosrr should Invariably dsinacd certificate ofgsnnibeness, signed by the sre*«nror of the American Watch Company—B.

•MSQWihi" •"»'«»». "-mux imwm.K,,

There aradifhrrntgraces of ficwhUth .!ifferer.t varieties of Watches made by tbe Waltham Coavauy, aa ther are diffeient sites and shapes to salt, all tastes and moans but ever Watch that bears the genuine trade mark of "WALTHAM" la guarrautead to he a good one, and nobody need b® afraid to buy it. Every "Watch Pally Warranted.

For **Te"1yefl firtt-elassdealers'in the United ?tate and British Provisoes. BOBBINS A APPLETOS,

Ho 1S2 Broadway, sew lorfe.

Ask for a ,Waltham Watch, and take no other. IT IS THE BSSTt IT IS THE CHEAPEST! dawSm

"Jk

LEGAL.

A PPLICATION for LICENSE. l\ The undersigned hereby give notice that he will apply to the County Commissioners at their regular session in Jone, 1£98, for license to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time, for the space of one year. The premises on which said liquors are to be sold are located on the comer of 4tli. and Oherry streets, In Terre Haute, in Harrison township. Vigo county, Indiana. a!6dlw3t BSNTON COCHBAN.

'S SALE.—By virtue

of an Execution, issued from the Vigo Common Pleas Court, to me directed and delivered, In favor of James M. Allen, Administrator of B. H. Wedding's 3st»te, and against WilU*m Toella, Benedick Terry,

and

Benjamin St. Clair, I will

offer for salo the following described Baal Estate, situated Vigo County,

Indiana,

to-writ:

Lots four (4), five (5), six (6) and seven (7), in sub-division of out lot No. nineteen (19), nken off the northeast quarter of section twenty-two (22), town twelve (12), noith ef range nine (9), west, and on

SATOBDAY, the 9th day of May. 1868, Within the lfgal hours of sa'd day, at the Court House door, in Terre Haute, I will offer the reuts and profits of the above described Heal Estate, together with all tb9 privileges aiiJ appurtenances to the same beiou^liip, f'-r term not exceeding seven years, to tho bigbent bidder for cash, and upon failure to reatizs a snui sufficient to satisfy said Execution and costs, I will thon and there offer the fee-simple, in and to said Bsal Estate,

the highest bidder for casn to satisfy

the same. Thin 15th day of April, 1858. JOHN KIZER. Sheriff., aprl5 wtds-fis $6O0.

OTICE.

ViUlce hereby sjivon that Bml-' proposal* w'l received th.» Auditor's Office until the 25th day of April. 18G8, for furnishing Medicine, Medical and Surgical attendance on the Poor of Viito County for one year torn the 1st of Jfay. 1868. Bids will be roceived from each District separately The First Oistrict includes all that part of Vigo County wbtchlays north of tbe con tor of Township No. 11, north, on tho east side of tbe Wabash Kiver. Th» 8econd District is all th»t part of said county which lays south of the center of Township No. 'P, north and oast of the Wabash Kiver. Tbe Third District ia all that part of Vigo County that lavs wcst of the Wabash Biver. Tbe Board reserve the right to reject any or all bids.

Bv order of the Board of Commissioners of Vigo County, WM. PADDOCK, Auditor Vigo County.

Terre-Hauto, Ind-, March 25,1868. dltwtd

TTACHMENT NOTICE.

STATE OF INDIANA, Vigo Countr, Si. Josse P. Anderson and S. P. Biley vs. Hiraa Merritt. O th- 25th day of March 1863, the P'anlfffl fil"d wl'b me the Affidavit and Bond to entitle them to an Attachment aga ast the Qooda and Chattels ef said Defendant. Sold writ jetiirn«*d Htecute.l summons roturuid not found. Now, said Defendant'will take noticc, that at my Office in Faytio towsship, Vigo county, Indiana, at 10 o'clock, A. M., of the 2'idday of April, 1868, I will hear and determine said cause

Witness my hand and eeil, thii. 3lst daj of March, I8C8. JOSEPH JAMKS, J. P. al w3t-Prfee $3.00

JAS.

Lady Agent in

cl rearfy

vro

eiiir. liithor ono has paid

Agents over $25 per day. I). B. 8AUNPER8 & 96 Summer Strort, Boston, Bia*». a8w4r

FOR SALE.

SALE.—T have Cusco Po latoes for sale, tho most productive Potato theru is. It has yielded 500 bushels from an aero Price$1,60 per bushel. .Small seed 51,0'J. Also one Maie for sale. X. UUliMAN. a3dlw-wlm One mile North ofTerro Haute

M. BOORD vs. JAMES DAVIS.— Be It knewn that on the 12th day of March, 1868, tho above named plaintiff filed in mv officeof Jastic? ofrthe-peace, his complaint agalnar R#id rtefendant in the above entitled cause, tugotlier with an affidavit of a competent person tlint said defendant, James Davis, i? not a res dent of tbe State of Indiina. 8aid defendant la thereforo hereby notified of the filing and p.ndency of said complaint against him, and unless he appears and answers saidcanse on tbe IStb dsy of April, 1868, next, Raid otnplaint therein con tained will be heard ard detetmined in his ab

aence. apllw3w

JAMES W. WATTS, J. P.

QOMMfSSIOKER'S SALE.

By virtue of an Order of the Vigo Circuit Court, I will sell at public sale, at the Court House door, in the city of Terre Haute, on JSaturday, the 25th day of April, 18G8, betweun th5 legal hours of said dsy, the following d« ribed Beal Estate, in Vi^o county, Indiana, to-wit.

The northeast quai tor of section numbortwo(2 township ten (10) north range ten west, 3( acrcs, off the north side of the southwest quarter of said quarter.section.

TEEMS OF SALE.— Oue-third^cAsh balinco in 9 and 18 morthc. with Interrst and mortgage security. GEO. C. DUY, vr3( Commlssionsr.

combatting this fatal malady CONSUMPTION IS now as OBBTAINLY CUBES as In terraitjent Fevera—it in as certaitily prevtjtTrD as Small -pox I The romcdy acts with the certain ty of the. Law ol Gravitation I

APPLICATION

FOR

The undersigned hereby gives aotio that he will

apply

to tho County Commissioners at

their regular esslon In Juue, 1808, for license to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors in less quantities than a qnart at a time for the epace of one year. The pteioises on which said liquers are to be told are located at No. 15, on Lafayette street, in Sibley's Addition, in Terre Hsute, Harrison township, Vigo county, Indiana. 2341tw3w PATRICK OSBOBNE.

DMIJSriSTRATOft'S NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the undersiened has been appointed Administratrix of the Kstato of Nelson Westfall, lato of Vigo county, Indiana, deceased. Said estateis solvent.

ANN WESTFALL,

aprll8dltw3t Administratrix.

DOCTOR WILBER

OFFICE,BOOKS,

CONSULTATION AMD RECEP

TION 719 St. Charles strevt, St. Louis, Mo., treats with the greatest success all Diseases of Women. Leuchorcea, or Whites, Falllr.g, Inflammation or Ulceration of the Womb, Ovaritis, Pruritis, Aaientrrhoei, Menorrhagia, Dysmeuorrtioea, and Sterility, or Barrenness also,

every disease connected with

Puberty, Menstruation or Pregnancy. Since tbe Dostor confines himself exclusively.to the treatment of these complaints, aud treats very largo number of cases, it fjlio -. that hie knowlsdge of them must be far more extensive and accurate than that of physicians in gen eral practice. Send

Btamp

fjr Medical Purn

phlet of thirty-six pages. No matter w!to have failed, road what hs saye. Patients in every W«Htern 5Ute. Cures guaranteed. Consultation by letter or at office free. Booms foi patients requiring daily attention. A lad} assistant. Hour 9A. si, 7 M. Sundayt^ excepted

DOCTOR WHIT

ABKGULABin

bottl

for $5. In Ifioz. bottles Si—Three for

Circu

lars gratis. Sold by all respectable Drngglfts and at the sole General Depot In the United S ates by J. WINCHESTER A CO. 30 John Street, Sf. T. to whom alloidera should be addressee

For tale by ALL DBUGGISTS in Torre Haute •iprlS-Weowlm

WERKJAN

WALTHAM

A'arri

Sundays excepted

oftr

NEWHART fcCO.'S

many physicians throughout the country-, in aet success and fre^nt p.-iition he ttands sithont a competitor. Ihe Writings or a Physician whose Beiuta. tlon is Cnionwld«', should be vortb Beading.

DOCTOR WHITTIFB publish*-' a Wedifiil Parapbict relating to Veuoieai liiseasce A

th" disastrous au.t varied consequences of self-^biiBe, thif wiM I'-J BOR to any address HI asealed envolope for tno stamps. It contains fnil synif tons lisit that will enable thoso uff.ctcd to determlus tbe nature of their compluiut and givo a irtitteo statement of their ense that will answer ain ost no well for :o purpose of treatment as a person'il interview, but where it i« cousecicnt, the Doctor shou'd be consulted per»oually. Those having frieuds that mny require r.dvice, can supply them with this valuable work by sending their addre^r, with stamp Thm you cui assist the nufotian*te witheut their knowing their benefactor. Certainly no sni ject t« or" more importance than [iuaity of blood and pertcrt manhood.

It is self-evident that a physician who confines qimself exclushe'y to tho atady of a cer tain claw of diseases a treats thousands of cases every year, must acquire greater akill in ?h»t epecialty than one iu general practice Many poysiclans, recognizing this fact.intro.'.uc'patKnts to the Doctor after reading his Medical Pamphlet. Communiiatiinteonfidentlaj. A u-iesdly talk wi:i sost yo^ nothing. Office ccotral, yet ret'rtd—No. 017 St. CUarlt Mreet, St. Louis, 3Io. n.»uis, 3 A. to 7

FOB OXE DOIXAB!

WEterns,

SELL DRESS PAT URNS FANT PAT- », Cotton Clotb, Sbmwls, C*rpeticcs, Sheetings, Dry ana F»ncy Ooorie, Ac., *C. CiBCtTLARB SBJTT F**«, giving fall particulars or Twelve Cfeecks sent for Oxx

desctibing twelve different ai tides which we will sell ler One Dollar Each. W L*dia« nnd Geotiemeo want«d as Agent*, to whom the meet liberal inducements are offered, andtatisfactioarnaranteed in all cases.

CBAS. LETTS A CO., J^»nof•cturer«, Agents,

64 & €6 Ftmnui SISKZT. m25wly B08T0F, II ASS.

Plow Manufactory,

First Street, near Main,

Terre Haute, In diana.

WE HAVE NO IF ON HAND ALABGESTOOK OF

ML* O 'y%M7~ 35P 9 Which we effar to the public and trade

Seduced Bates! Our Plows are made of tbe VEBY BEST MATEB1A L, and received the

First Premium

at our last Indiana State Fair. Wo make and repair all kinds and sizes of Plows, to order, and warrant all our work.

Plows for sale at the Factory and at G. Weiss CoMain Street, between Third and Fourth Streets, Terre Haute, Indiana. feb26w3m NEWHABT & CO.

3»!& &

Meshing A HO H'QRSFC

ft U. S. T. W.

Great United States Warehouse,

Tea

X. Y. KELLEY & CO.,

SO Vesey Street, N. Y.

Are riow supplying families throughout the Unites t^tat»B with Teas, through the system ot clubs and thi'ir regular appointed agents, at blight advance on cargo prices, and guaranteeing their Teas to bo pure and fresh, and also to give entire satisfaction, or they can bo returned and the money reinnded.

THE ADVANTAGE of buying Tens from »ur JFarehonw is you save tbevaiioos prc-lita of Speculators, Broker-, Wholesale Te* Merchants, Jobbeis, Wholesale Grocers and Retailers, which, in the aggregate, amount to from 50 cents to $L 00 p*-r pound, and aleo are euro of gutting the some quality and standard every time.

Our standard goods all bear our Trado Mark on tho bags, and no others are genuine. Parties will pleaae bear this in mind, as our great success has induced some unprincipled parties in Now Yorti, Boston, and other place* to imitate onr style ot putting up goods as near as th'-y darn to—to entrap tho unwary.

PRICE LIST,

OOLONG, [Black] GO, 70, 80, 90, 51,00 per lb—test MIXED, [Green and Black] 60, 70, 80, 90 81,00 per lb., Best. YOUNG HYSON, JQroon] GO, 70, 80, 80, SI,00,

SI,25 per lb., Best.

IMI'EIUAL, IGr«en] 90, $1,00, $1,25. ENG. BBFAjiEAsf, [Black 70, 80, 90, 51,00,

81,10,81.20. Ben.

LICENSE.

JAPAN, 90, 81,00, 81,25 per lb. GUNPOWDER, #1,85 $1,60 per lb. We are the 8ole Importers of the fatuous

Shantung Mojnne Young Hyson and Klangsi Oolong Teas. Theso Teas take their names from the districts ia which they are grown, and bomg the finest productions of China, and uses almost exclusively by tho Imperial Court and liigh State Officers. They are put up in the UNIQUE and beautiful style of the Chinese, in ono pound pickages, and we soil them in the original packages at targo prices the Hyson at $1,00 the Oolong at $1,30. We Imported the first invjico that has reached this country, ana have tffrotnd arrange ments, through our agents in China, to receive them regularly hereafter.

FANCY BRANDS. Having had many calls from our trade for a fancy brand of Oolong aad Young Hyson Teas, we have been Induced to put up In one rouDd Bealed

package a fancy flavored NINGYONGOOLONG and NANK1NMOYUNE YOUNG HYSON, which we »re offering at $1,26 per pound for Oolong and €1,60 for Young Hyson. The only advantage theie Teas possess orer our regular styles is the fancy flavor.

A NOVELTY IN TEAS Teas Sixty Dan from Japan We aie now receiving Uncolored Japan Tens by way of the Pacific Mail Steam Ship Co.'s new route, direct from Yokahoma via San Francisco. Put up for us lu Japan in one pound papers. Tho ustial time allowed for a cargo of Teas from Japan is one year aud a half, but American enterprise has enabled us to offer to our customers Japan Teas as fresh as the natives themselves can procure them. Owing to the heavy freights, we are obliged to charge $1,40 PER POUND.

In order to meet the demands of the people of Terre Haute rnd vicinity, we have appointed

BARE, GULICK & BERRY

Agents for the eale of onr Teas. All goods are put up by ourselves in one pound packages at our Warehouse In New York, and retailed at Terre Hante by B&BB, GULICK A BERRY, at a nmall advance of 6couti a pound over oar New York prices Thfc brings onr gosda at the prices they can be purchased OTer our conntrrs, with the freight added. We Solicit a Fair and Thorough Trial.

Ja8d2tw4m

ITER

GUADUATE of MEDICINE,

as Dipioioa at Office will «how, has be^n longer eugagad the treatment of VENEBEAI, SEXCAI, end PRIVATE DISEASFH than any other Physician in St. Louis.

fyphili!, Goanrrkea, Gift, Stricture, Orchitis, Etrnia and Ktip'.ure all Urinary I'ittaset and L-'pphilUic or Mercurial A/fictions of the Throat, Pkin or Bo~es

its

a-e tre*iei with unparalleled

snccem. Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debility and Impotency, as the result of Bt-lf-abus-j iu youth, sexunl euceests in maimer years, or other cause?, and which o-iu-e Rome of t!.o following efiecto, aa Necluroal Kmisjiona, Blotches, Debility, Dizzinem, Blmuisa of Sight, Confusion of Ideas, Kvil Fort coding... _&v«r»ioD ro ti?ciety of Females, I^osi ..f m,d -Vvnat Power, and rendering

iii»rop.-r,

arc perm*contly cured. I'he Doctor's opportut.il ies In h- spltal and private prectice aru uninrpio-ied iu St. Lorn or any other city. Back fliwa 0!'St. Lonis papers irove that hebas b. er iccit'd thert 'nnser by years than any othnr siadArtisiu^. The cstaMis.'imeiit, library, Hborat ry nnd api'olntitonU are unrivalled in the West, un 1'iTnlled anywhere. Ait. with experience, ran be relied upon, acd the Doctor can

1 1

TPS ff

FIRST PBEMiUM Of a Sliver Mortal

WAS

AWARtltri TO

BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE By the N. JI. ?ts'p A'Trlct'.Uiini t-'nrirtv, ', lioldcn in Xashu-. Scft. iO. j.^i

KAItlirTT'S

Vegetable Hair Restorative nestorc* Hray Hair to its Nutxirnl Color nro* mote# grovth the IXn.ir chcugcs ihc roots to their original organic action cradifind nunirr:- prevents

Xaa4r f&Mp: »ut is a superior Dressing ro injurious ingredients, .1 .• i.-.4 popular and rcti- .!• throitphout the a V.'tfpt, North, &"od

South-

J. fi. BARRETT & CO., Proprietors,

MANCIi-ESTER, N. 11-

Ijilll)

.t ^ittiiu^/nk^i -, Geseral '.orth-West-

Agrlits

.l.&r l-T. A. 11AVIH, A.jj«nt* for Terie llsntf In^l tK-Tlldw6m

"ThaPen is TiHe-litiortb tn the Sword."

ISTOl'SSOLU

DO NOT WEAR OUT.

A Single One will Last a Lifetime

BY THEIR USE

THE LABOR OF "WHITING IS EEDUCEL, Greater Uniformity is Obtained.

Ease,Elegance and Beauty acquired. BC0S0HI, PLEASURE 1\D PEOFII CONSULTED. The Best, Cheapest and most Durable Instruments for Writing ever used.

SENT BY MAIL SAFELY.

Price*, fjfty Cmtt mid wpwri.

Ro Traveling Agents Employed Call and yon will find Pens exactly adapted to

TOUT hand andstyls of writing, or enclose stamp tor circular. A. MOBTOJf, t* MAIDKS LAITK, tTEW TOBX.

S. W. CHUPWICK BSSJ. 7. OaCBr.E

DoLLaV

JL.a.GBUBIX

CH4DWICK, BRIBER & €0.,

UNDERTAKERS, And Dtaleri^b all kind of

Hetalic and Wood Burial Cases,

Ko. 6 South Fourth Street, opposite the Post All Office, THUS HATO, INC. executed.

DRY GOODS.

C. WITTIG&CO.,

rjjJt

73 MATN

STREET.

OPPOSITE MoKEEN'S BANE,

BULLKTEN for

Best Pacific LAWNS in Elegant Styles,

Only 25 Cents per Y'd!

Best French LAWNS, in new Styles,

Only 85 C'ts. per Y'd!

COTTON BALL TRIMMING,' In White, and Black and While.

I N S

Scotch Ginghams, Domestic Ginghams,

In New Styles, and' very Cheap!

A. LARGE STOCK

Brown and Bleached Muslins,

AT LOW FIGURES.

€. WITTIO «& CO'S,

Next Uoor to Davis' Drug Store.

MUSICAL,.

KISSNER'S

Mill)!

ii»6

altreet,

OPPOSITB THB COURT EOTJSB,

HlRKMl-HAUTE. IN 1).

fcsole Asent for

Chicfcering & Sons, Knabe & Co., Steck & Co., Robert Nunns, Gale & Co., the Celebrated Patent Cycloid,

And other well known and reliable

PIANO FORTES!

Also, Oarhart & Noedbams, and Prince St Go'* eelebrated Church, Parlor and School Organs and Melodeonsl

A Large and Klegant Assortment always on hand, which will bo sold at LOWUB BATES than the samo quality of Instruments can be had of any other dealer in tho Went.

None but good reliable Instruments dealt in, snch a* I can warrant to my Cne tomers for

FIVE iTEARS Pianos, Organs and Melodeont told on Monthly Payments.

Ho! For the Campaign! Brans and Silver Band Instruments, Tenor and Basa Drums Cocoa, Ebony, Boxwood and PUror Fifes Trimmings for Brums also, Flag* of all sizes, alloT the best quality and lowest rate*.

Send order* to Ii ISSN 1ER,'8

PALACE OF MUSIC.

•W All kinds of Musical Instraments repaired In the most approved manner. dAw

MUSIC.

J. a LINDEMANN,

DKALEB IN

PiAIOS, «ELOD£ODrS

ORGANS,

Vlollus, Guitars, Flutes, and all kinds of Mnaioa Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash titreet, TBBBE HADTK. INDIANA.

TUNING AND EEPAIB1NG of PIANOS and other Instramonts will be promptly attended to. OLD PIANOS will be takon In tnade fo» NIW ONES. aulOSdwtt 3. G. LINDEMANN.

I I N E

M. A, WALTER

Mm,

Removed to

HIE RED BAZAAE, 149 Main Street.

DKJSS3 TRIMMINGS,

AT THE RED BAZAAR

DRESS CITTKK,

AT THE TIED BAZAAR.

I 1 N &

AT WHOLESALE, AT THE RED BAZAAR.

N O I O N

AT THE RED BAZAAR.

WHEELER & WILSON'S

SBWISG MACHINES,

•WILMOTH, Ageiit, AT THE RED BAZAAR.

149 Main Street.

CARD,

Dr. WBISHT has removed his Office to tfaf corner of Sixth and Ohio ttrtcU, «nd has a»«o* elated himself with Dr.

PATXIC*

In the gsneral

practice of Medicine and Surgrry. They will pay particular attention to Chronic Dfiease, in all Its forme, especially those peculiar to Females and Children.

In addition to the varleus other modes of Diag not is they u« making «se tbe Microscope and Chemical tests, which enable them to determine tbe natur* of many dieeaees whM cannot be otherwise dieeovered. After twenty years' ex« pet fence, they feel confident of firing sattsfac tlon to tMM who may choose to trvst tiwmselTM in their hands. aWlwtrSt

DRYZCOODS.

SPRING SHAWLS.

PAISLEY SHAWLSr'i^

BROCHE 8HAWLS,

STELLA SHAWLS,

kTrCllt

APRIL.

iZV BEAUTIFUL STYLES,

1,1

C0RNELIIJ8 A HlfiGBftTY Sf. TCf ff»ti 1. Jl

Splendid Assortment of

sPBiNa

E S S O O S

CORNELIUS & HAGGfiRTY'8.

CASSIMERES

AND

OOTTONADES, ir,"

For Men and Bo^'s wear,

C0RNSL1IIS HAUGEKTY'S.

A Good Assortment of

A I O E S

Bleached and Brown S I N 8 TICKS,

STRIPES

and CHECKS,

CORNELIUS & HAGGERTY'S A Full Assortment of All Kinds of

2sTOTI 0 2sTS,

Ci AT

CORNELIUS & HAGGERTY'S, Corner 3d and Main Sts.,

Terre-Hante, Indians

CLOTHIERS.

Q-oto7 9 Main St.

G-oto79Main St.

s.f

TO BUYTOXTK

-til

SPRING and SDMMEH

CLOTHING

W. H. BAMISTER

Has jost received a*beautiful line of

CLOTHS and CASSIMERES,

Suitable for the

SPRING TRADE

These goods have Just been purchased in the Eastern market at the

LOWEST FIGURES

And will be sold at

PRICES TO C0RRE8P0ND

With the purchase. The

Merchant Tailoring Department

Is nnd6r the directions of Mr.

JOHN A. BLACK.

Who will take particular pains to pkase his customers and is warn ted to give

Entire Satisfaction.

A good stock of

GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,

And the

BEST FITTING SHIRT

In tbe market, kept constantly on hand.

patronage I respect-

Thapkfall for the liberal bestywed upon the old firm. I respectfully solicit a portion for the new.

W. fi. BANNISTER.

HABBEBT.

IOWA

J. K. KABflB

REAL ESTATE AQKNCY. TABUS, WILD LAKD8, And City Property of wrwy daortptMl, tw hh.

Anexpearleaea of toeee yeaie wNe «a«el»* Sure ratisfhetion la trsry i*«)eitaettof —ini relating to general Beu Bstst* Agmtj.

HABBEBT ft KAB8H, WAunrr wnmrt, j? Dw Waiissitom. iA mj ..............jl amtoE

DRY COOD&.

LJLSL.

&PKI9K! OPENING—CAR PETS.

Marclr, 18©^.

W."S^ EYCE CO..

PAV* JUOTJWWWVM)

100 ROLLS CARPETS,

l»eUciB« IKQLI8H aad AMEBIOAN »».-• 1 v-h *b.Tapestry,

Brussels, Three JPlys, Wool,

Ingrains, Wool Dutch,

11 y- P'enitian, Cottage, Bag,

Idst,

Hemp, Ac, Ac.

Bought aince the decline in price*, and w'll be told on the tame basil fcr the prreent, notwlthitudini the upward tendency In price*.

50,000 ROLLS

WALL PAPERS

JD9T BIOBIVKD, INOLDDINQ

STAMPS GOLD

(IN NEW DESIGNS.

BRONZE,

8AT1KS,

GROUNDS, BLANRS, TINTS, Ac. &e.

DECORATIONS.

INGBEAT VARIETY FOR

Private Dwellings. Halls, Churches, Lodges, Saloons, Ac.

We hare decorations to salt the taste of the most fiastidiovt, as well as those requiring more display. Let everybody understand we Intend offering inducements to USE WALL PA FEB VBEJ[LT, and do away with white washing and going with bare walls.

Nottingham Lace Curtains.

Lonsdale, Wamsutta

Hill, and

BLEACHED MUSLINS

WHOLESALE PRICES.

BYCU ft CO.

w. ft.

O O O S

APRIL lO,

1808.

TUIILL, R1PLEVI CO,,

OFFER

lOOO YARDS

WHITE AMD COL'D PIQUES

At40, ISO, 6ff and 7Co. Trimmings for above—great variety,

FRENCH BOLL POPLINS$1.40 (Regular price $2.00} at

TUELL, RIPLEY A COS.

BARATHEA POPLINS,

TUELL, BIPLET A CO'S.

Black and Cold Dress Silks, In Gro Grain and Gro DeAfrique, at TUELL, BIPLET A CO'S.

Trimmings, Satins and Fringes, All colors, at TUELL, BIPLET A CO'S.

HANDSOME SPRING

DREftg GOODS, Great variety— up from 20c., at TVELZ, BIPLET A CCS.

Spring Cloaks, and Miawls, Up From $1£0, at TUELL, BIPLET A CO.

'iM ,.. j. fri?

0ffO.OOO Prints, Heaehed and Br*. Huslliis, Topular prlew, »t TUELL, BULLET A CQ^

Ooratr5tk aad MitaStneia, THa^HAXm, I5P. &

•54-«4

iii.C

isfata

ASTROLOGY.

ASTR O LOGY

Wi1'r

LOOK OUT.

OOODrtfEWS FOBALL.

»l.S»0,i 0 ANY PBBSON WHO WILL KQUAL ^, .4 VT MADAMS BAPHAEL IN TH* i'K0KK8ciI0N.

rpHE NEYBiTFAILING MAD--L AMS BAPHAKL i* the'jest. Shs succeeds when all •th«m hat. OOlod. All who are In troubla— all who hare tx«n unfortunate—all whose fond hopes hairo been diaappolnttd cruabmi and hlMted by falsepromim and d«e«it—all who hare beea misled and trifled with—all fly «. her for advice aad utMaotfon. All who aro iu donU of the alTectiotis of thoae they Ict«, contn!t her 1 relieve aud satisfy their mind*. In Love Affairs She Never Failb.

She h#« th* «eer«it

the opposite

winning the afleetfone of

sex.

She shown yon the likenes*

yonr fntnra wif« or huoband, or absent friend She guide* the single to a happy marriage, aud raakf* the niarriM happy Her ai aud

She is, themtore, a sure

advir*

ha* bee*1 solicited in iannm^rahle instiuces ami

th^ rwtilt hiM fclway* ifinati.1 of avenr* inga

Speed) and Uappy Marriage,

j. pfti6ei.ee. It Is

the

only person

Therefore, come one, come all, to

wet

known to the public Atiarxo tUatahewM tho first, and

»he

it- th»? conn

try

ulucno

ehow the ]iknaaa is nnlity, aud who can give eB» tire s»U*facilon on all tl«

concerns ot lite,

wW-b

can bo tested and proved by thousand«, both tied

»ii.l

single, woo daily and

till

eagerly visit

commert

hei.

To all in bnsicessher a.Hice Is tnraliml le. She can foretell, with- the grvateet certaintv, tho result

ial aud

business tran»a tior»

Lottery numbers with ut «xtr». eiiarire.

SIADAilE KA i'U.lKI, li a flde AstroIegiSI thatevory one cah doponi u|»u. Site the ^rrateat AstrcUogiet of the ninetenuth century. It ii that wt:l-known fact that iuakt« i'iitriatc

ders

copy

preteur

Her advertisement* aud try to imitau

her. Uailamv baph»ei Ue seventh daughter of the seventh daughter she was born with a nrtnral gift she can foretell your v«ry thought*, fhf also cure* drnnket.nen.

All interviews strictly private and confide As a Female Physician ner ren»dtM a«rur fail enra aii female irregularities, anJ to pt-odaot he moothlj flow, withont danger or e«|«anre.— They can not injure, but, on the contrary, they improve the health.

111 Riehfflonil, hel. Central Arcane asd Ma. Cincinnati, Ohio. TKBU8.—Iadl««, 91 Gentlemen, 31,60.

N. B.—The Madame will answer no letters vita ont a fee of $1 and a S-cent (s Inclosed. Address lc»k Hox

6H1.

M|[8Sdwly

J011.N ARMSTiiOSlx,

tiungniitli and Stencil Ontter.

Floor, Whisky and da tit brands, also Plates for •Sttrkinft Clothing, cat to order.

Qnns made asd,repaired in the best of style*

»|3hop

MI work warranitHl to satisfaction.

2d door Kast of tlm New Court House, bio str»At, nt rhn Viff. rr^n'y Hay Scales, fdl j".

STOVES AND TINWARE-

STOVES.

Large Stock and Low Prices 8. ft, MESMRSOiTS

Four Doors South of the Post Office, on Fourth Street

KNlong

O W IN a a demitndid a,better cluns of SIOTPI than has heretofore b»en K« d..»rnlly ollvn din tbii market, 3. It. HKNOKBxON haa this eougon 16leeted with great care, from th* moat

Popular nnd Celebrated Pntlcrne, known in tho couutry Kast or Wont, an »s»ortment o: Cooking and H'atiiig SStovee, such as are rarely eser collected together in one Houae.

Among his stock mav be fennd tho leading Stove of alnioct orery prouiineut Mannfnctursr in the connttj.

Heating and Parlor Stoves, with all the Modern Improvements and c-jnren-ieuctes. Stoveg for Offlcr-e, Stores, Clmrchcs, Ho. tels, Dining-Buome,-lied-i ^otan, any aud nil kln1» and KB for price*. He Defies Competition!

He is

csnfldect that

ho has

bvuebt

aayhody can,

tow

ami

is determined n"t

N E S O

is Itupossiblo that anybody sh uld BATTRB tores, for NO BKTTfK are made.

ALL ARE WARRANTED,

With Cookit.g Stores he gives

More Furniture that Usually Glren ftnd

Mirers ail fitovos

city

Iron nnd Copper w»ra, Pressed Win,

The New French Ware,

Spoons, Ladies Preserving Kettles, MalBn Baker? Waffle Irons, and the very newest thing oat, the Patent MlrrorSmootlimg irons,

I'hese Irons have the new inclined handle, an

Patent Chilled Iron Face,

Which retains the heat one-third longer than (•. common one®, tttove Pipe of all tizos andkindj, constantly oh hand, and no

Xtrm

charge

for

riv

eting joints together. Boyeri will certainty sere roonoy liy calling on S. HENDERSON, Fourth Street, four doors South of the Poet OfBc*. se28dwtf

FOUNDRIES.

t. H. MCELraxgH. a. r. DENOLEB. J. BA&KABO

PHffiMX FOniVDRY

and

Machine Shop,

McEifresb, Dengler & Co., 8. E. cor. 9th A

Ea^ie Sts., near Passenger Pepot,.

TEB&K HAOTE, INI).

Mannikctnrers of Steam Engines, Mill Maohin* ry, Hooso Fronts, Fire Fronts, and Circular Suw Mills.

Special attention paid to the mannfactnre a»d repair of Brass Work, Patent Office Model? Ac. Wc are alao prepared to cut Toothed or Ooa Qearingsof either Caat Iron, Wroaght Iron or Brass, in the most perfect manner.

Bepairing done promptly.

All partiee connected with this establishment being Practical Mechanics of soTeral,year*experience, wo feel safe in saying that we can rendei full satisfaction to our customers, both In point of workmanship and price.

The highest pifre paid for all old scrap Irn dMivored at the "Phoeuix Foundry," near the Passenger Depot.

McELFRESH, PEXGGER A CO

aug61d6mwtf

JgAGLE IEON WOEKS,

Ooassa

FIMT

AND

WALKDT STBKITS,

TKKKK HAUTJBL, 1NU,

WM. J. BALL & CO., Proprietors, (StJCCMSOttS TO JoSEHn

OBOVIB,)

MANCFACTUUERS OF:

Portable & Stationary Engines

FLOORING AiD SAW MILL MACHINEBT,

rUBN-SDKtLKIW AND CANK MILLS A»U MAi'lilA'KBY GKXKKALLt, Iron and Kr»ns Castinei, Ac,, Ac.

Hsrlng an extensive E«tablishmert, well stock. and in fall operation, wear* prepared to do all kinds of work in our line, in tbe be«t style, and at abort notice.

ORDERS Janl3d3m*l

SOLICITED

gOOKS AJSTP STATIONERY

M. W. O'CONNELL Bas disposed of hk CndertAJiing Kuainets, which h»d l*eome ner««ary in rf the rapid of his

OOOK TRA1)K, :1?

will o«w 'UTvtoliia nil re sf.jctioa to the ,.-.tter branch of tuainese and with a "full and '•omplfia stoek of llookn »tii(l HtiitUj

SCHOOL BOOK*,

MAWAZINESj PAPERS, Ac., 4c., Ae*« a ooQtnu*nr»-rtf thi- heretofore*

MILLINERY.

MRS.

WYETH would respectfully inform theciticns ofT rre Jbiaulaand Tldnity, that she has taken th* rooms -for•Mrly occupied by Mrs. Hardy, aud is prepared to do HlLIilKEUT in its various branches. BLIACBIKG A5D PBE98UIG OON1 TO ORDKB. «poa the shortest notlc*. Qoods kept coosUntly on hand, with prices to suit pmchasers.

Ho. 58 South Fourth St., two squaresSMth Of the Market £Lous«. aldwSra

to"-

imw

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