Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 June 1868 — Page 3

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Wednesday Morning, Jiae WA, 1868

Republican County Tickets

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^«AAq5pIEK011. SMFFLPNR HAMH/TON. :V|| FOB CLXBK. UVK H- TUBNXB. roi.nunuB, MOBTON C. BANKIH. ni BHsurr, NICHOLAS PILBXCK. rOB **±L MTATB AmklMMM?

FOJAMES B0BGAN. FSB 00VB1MI0XEB, BBHONI G. TBUXBLOOD.

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ALKXANDXB COOPPB. FOB OOBOBBB, DAVID CHBT8TT

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TF O. B. WNA. ssSBSSSE BASPBXBBIXS are plenty in our market

only 25 cents aiaart.

THK MEASLES is the prevailing com* plaint with the children of this city.

A DBTOXJEN brute beating his superior, a mule, attracted some attention on Main street yesterday.

WBHXABD of abet of $200 against $60( on the nomination of Pendleton being made by two of our citizens yesterday.

TABS* westward bound emigrant wag. ont, containing seventeen uneasy Hoosiers, pasted through the citj yesterday.

Democrat was lustily Chase and the damned nig

^rahing for^nh

ger" on the Streets yesterday.

SXVXBAL MILLIONS of brick have al ready been made in this city, the present season. There will be fully as much building as last season. ffftti&'li' .'

OUB POLICE have brought to the city a -till and two casks of highwines pertain^Jttg to %h^ Nevins Township whisky

THB sharp eyas of a Boston detective appeared in the city yesterday under the ample brim of a Quaker hat. He minded his own business splendidly.

A ABNTLXMAN who saw Dan. Voorhees pI Indianapolis after he left this city for Mew York tells us that Dan. was a Chase man st that time. Lattitude effects one's political views.

MABBIXD.—At the residence of the brides father, in this city, on the 23d inst. by Bar. S. M. Stimson, MB. JOBXPH A. CLOSSXB of St Louis, to Miss MABY LOUISA PADDOB of Terre Haute.

THB ADDBXSS of Mr. Wallace on Odd Fellowship at Dowling Hall to-morrow afternoon will be veiy interesting to the publia generally as well as to members of tiie Order.

THB NXVINS TOWNSHIP illicit distillers hate returned from Indianapolis to their virtnotts homes. The darkey Hill and t?ne of the Paine# were discharged, Beister M4 the other Paine were admitted to

TOTONAMBNT—We learn a number of giir young men are making an effort to get up a Knights Tournament, the pro* eeeds to go towards erecting a monument to the dead soldiers of Vigo county. We ytsh th«m success in their undertaking.

B. McKeen, Esq., Treasurer of the Board of Trustees of the Normal School, has drawn from the State Treasury, twenty thousand dollars, the remainder of the fifty thousand dollors appropriated for that purpose by the last Legislature.

Tax UNIYXBSALIBT Sunday School pionid excursion to Fort Knox, next Tuesday, is intended to be a well arranged ittd enjoyable affair. The committee having the the matter in charge will spare bo effort to carry out their programme with entire succsss.

TUBNXWBAILBOAD, WBST.—A gentleman from Darwin, informs us that the •Bgiaters of the St. Louis, Terre Haute anS Vandalia B. B., who are running the Hqe from Effingham, via Darwin, are new east of the north fork of the Embarras river, and will reach Darwin about the 29th of this month, and will continue the line to Terra Haute. VliUii 'l

ThbFo\tBTH or Jxru: is coming, and all patriotic people, boys and girls will want Vie "banner of beauty and glory" to spread to the breeze. Kissner, at the Palace of Music, is now ready to fill all orders, having received a large assort xntnt of all varieties, from the smalles sixes to the largest bunting flag. Our surrounding towns can be supplied in any quantity and at the lowest prioes.

OKAXTKCBY WARREN, Sr., one of the oldest citizens of this place, died at his residence Thursday evening. Although for a long time in feeble health, his recent illness was of but short dumion, and he tank to r«st full of years, belovod and ea"teemed by all who knew him. We leave to one more intimately acquainted with -our departed citizen, to write a proper obituary.

Tax LIGHT SPBINO PBKSS GOODS which ihe ladies are displaying so profusely upon the streets, cost but a six cents per ^yard in Europe, and are made mostly of jjiCQttOB, with barely enough wool te alter complexion. After they have passed "t&raagh the United States custom-house they art worth thirty-five cents a yard but when they are Sold at retail the ladies ^payfifty oents a yard for them.

AXOTHBB DKATH occurred yesterday in the Latter family, corner of Ohio and 13th street—the mme and location was incorrectly printed in Thia Is (he fourth death, on four sire days, and each death ocotttttd at near the same hour. The family const* ted of the mother, quite a feeble old lady, three daughters, one son and a grand child. The ages of the three daughters and son, now dead, were from twenty-one to thirty-three years. The family is receiving, and has received, the best of medical attendance.

Om Hw DeputauAi^ celebrate the Fourth at Barley's Grove.

IT CAH'T BB DONE.—The Democracy talk largely of electing their County ticket, and expect to do that little thing ty the votes of "the foreign element," after having kicked Ireland overboard, sod slaughtered Germany in cold blood. It can't be done. -,F CTB

PSBSONAL .—The Democracy have grace fully shown their appreciation of the value of printer's ink in the nomination of James B. Edmunds, Ksq, editor of the Journal, at the head of their list of martyrs. Mr. Edmunds will take the role assigned to the entire satisfaction of the most exacting of his party friends.

THB PIE* DXPABTMXNT is projecting a Fourth of July celebration, to be held near the city. They cannot join in the citizen's celebration of the Fair Grounds, for the reason that they cannot with safety, go so far Jfrom the city with the steamers.

MABBIAOX LICKHBKS.—The following are the only parties who have manifested a desire to be united in the holy bonds of wedlock, by obtaining the necessary permits from the Oounty Clerk, tince last Monday: ", u"j James C. Oaudil! and Sarah H. Peopfea. Benjamin Dowell and Martha E. Shaw. Nathaniel Sarchet and Emma Bice. H. B. Tally and Maggie Ostrander. L. D. Frances and Mary E. Simmons,'-:

THB MUBDZBBB STBYBNB.—The Journal learns a strange story in regard to Stevens, the escaped prisoner. It appears that before killing Beeves, he was pay ing his addresses to a young lady residing a few miles north of the city. It is now statod that he went there and spent all last Sabbath in her company, and that be is seen lurking about the neighborhood. It is also said that the young lvdy furnishes him with his daily supply of food, and warns him by understood signals of approaching danger.— We place but little reliance on the story, as an officer like John Kizer would hardly allow such a prisner to habitate about the country with such impunity. There must be some mistake about it.

FOUBTH OV JUL?.—At a meeting of the Committee of general arrangements for the Fourth of July celebration, held at the Mayor's office, Friday evening, June 19th, 1868, the foUpwing sub-committees were appointed:

Committee of Finance Thomas Dowling, F. Crawford, Daniel Miller and S. C. Scott.

Committee on invitations 0. E. Hosford, G. F. Cookerly and L. A. Burnett. Commute? on Music John Kuppenheimer, G. W. Lambert and Warren Davis.

Committee on Grounds John Haney, C. F. Gilmore and S. E. Gibbe. The Committee then adjourned to meet next Thursday evening, at the Mayor's office, at which meeting the various subcommittees are requested to report. The oelebration will be held at the New Fair Grounds, East of the city, and a programme of arrangements will be published in due time.

BBAL ESTATE TBANSFIBS.—The" following transfers of real estate appear upon the Becorder*s book for the week ending this morning:

Wm. King to John S. Nelson, 10 acres in Lost Creek township for $300. MiloSwinehart to(Baizabeth Brown, lot in Bose's sub-division for $1200.

Amos Schoonover and others, to David S. Pickens 16 acres in Biley township for $300.

Hugh McBride to Joseph and John McBride, lot in Bose's sub-division for $160.

John Burgess to Bebecca Depsw, lot in Sibley's division for $1600. Wm. Williams to Wm. A. Williams, lot in Macksville for $65.

Wm. Wilson to FranciB Steverson, lot in Graver's addition for $800. Bank of the State of Indiana to B. E. Weinhardt, lot in dty $4,600

B. Weinhart to J. E. Ph. E. Kissner, part of lot in city for $200. Wm. Henderson to G. W. Bement, lot in city for $3,000.

Samuel McKeen and others to John F. Latshaw, lot in city for $6,000. Newton Bledsoe to Alexander J. Purcell, two lots in Gentreville for $1,200.

Taylor Pearson and others to same, two lots in Centre^ille for $600. Pleasant Bledsoe and others to ssijne, lot in Oentreville for $1,200.

A. J. Pureell to Francis M. Garrett, two lots in Ceotreville for $1,400. Andrew McGnire to Johnathan Paddock, 80 acres in Prairieton township for $800.

Col. Wm. S. McLean.

The Journal asserts that ''the Yigo delegation, by their lukewarmness, slaughi tered Col. McLean," in "the Gosport Convention."

If it were possible for any Democratic paper to speak the truth in any matter concerning a political opponent, we should he astonished at so gross and flagrant a misrepresentation as the above. It is well known that Col. MCLBAN had the united support of the Yigo delegation so long as he permitted his name to be used. The record of the ballotB shows that the Colonel withdrew his name under such circumstances as would have induced almost any other man to continue the contest. His object in so doing is dearly and forcibly stated in the following extract from the brief but eloquent and magnanimous speech delivered in the Convention ••The principal wish that animates ine here to-day, tne chief desire that influences me now, is to see a harmonious, a speedy and satisfactory nomination by this Convention, let that nomination lie conferred upon whom it may. No other kind of nomination would I accept at the hands of this Convention.

Believing, Mr. President, that the withdrawal of my name, as a candidate in this contest, would tend to the harmony of the Convention, would effect a speedy and more satisfactory nomination here, at the sacrifice of whatever personal in terest or ambition I may have, I desire now to withdraw my name as a candidate before this Convention."

By his generous and patriotic action on that occasion. Col. MCSLXAW has not only enhanced the respect and esteem in which he was held by his old friends who knew and appreciated his talents and worth, hut has gained hosts of new friends, who not less than the old, will avail themselves of some opportunity that msy ocoar to evittoe their regard for him aa a man, and their admiration of the spirit of rare magnanimity which dictated his ooorse in the Gosport Qonven* twn.

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community is again called

mourn the death of one of its earliest at»

but a very small b*nd of them now remains. It is due to the memory

some recognition Ms virtues and mjif-

County New Hampshire, vjantiai^^W, I800r WMJe a iB^B4iu£ka^iSrts removed to Jefferson county, New York. Here he grew up to "early manhood working with his father enjoyed such facilities for education**!- the common Bchoolstof his Sjatfefiit the tidie, afforded and in addition thereto was a short time a student at Loweville Academy, New York, 1820 hjs^a£jtar removed to this State and^while set: for a place to locate, left ius £smily toinporarily at the house of Mr. Tuttfe in, this county. Here during the same yea" and before he had permanently settl* his father die4, l«ayir£^i®^t of! twenty, the care family and with wit small means of support.—Shortly after hMg father's death he removed to Rc4e ville, in Parke counfty^, and pftteuirajji |employment. Here' he remained* £er. the next five years, IjhpiSgg fha^TJand earn| ing the esteem and confidence of his employers and neighbors. In 1826 he Removed to this city-r-*^ the tim^ ,a merd village—and first en^^ ppS%iW® tile pursuits as. clerk in thejtore of, fellow-citizen C&aini^ Bo^S/ AwM the expiration of three years' clerkship he became the partner of ltis' employer and continued as such for a period of three years, when Mr. Bose sold out to him his entire interest in the business. At this tiise.Mr. Warren had accumulated £msideiable means and had started upon a lucrative and large business. In 1832 he was married, in this city,, to the e^imable lady who survives him. His prosperous career as a merchant continued until 1837, whenj having been previously suddenly afflicted with a disease of the eyes, he was compel led to retire from* active UWo^ WtVn disposed of his business to his brotljer Levi G. Warren and Judge John jH, Watson and devoted the next two years to eflorts to regain his sight. In 18i39 having somewhat uncovered, he agun reBumsdbuataeis asamercf^nt, f|par^ nership with his two brothers, and, during the succeeding two years, was the senior of the firm of C., L. G. & W. B. Warren. In 1841 his diseasecompelled him to re* linquish business and he disposed of his entire interest in the firm to his brothers retired wholly, and has not gjn($ engaged in nay aotivf pursuits, (y

Throughout the period of forty-two years, during which Mr. Warren had beisn a prominent citizen [of ^Wii Htfl^",1 W sustained an unblemished character for promptness, integrity 'and probity in all business relations. In thepe matters he itood upon the highest Jrtttidples of fibor and, was one among the few, to who truthfully applied the saying "his word was as good as his boptk" orable and just, he was also careflil anprudent in busiaesa cafisblk of taking a comprehensive view of any proposition connected therewith, and, at the same time, reasoning out its most minute details. These qualities added to thecal "personal industry, which characterized him throughout life, would.h«vc ttNKftfcl'fcim remarkable success, in any _b^i^ess he might hare undert akeb^ ,-had ii £«4n possible for him to have continued in active pursuits.

Mr. Wsrren possessed a strong active intellect, and thlifd|^ iftt^i^^ng— during half his life—against an infirmity which almost entirely deprived him of tfie use of books and'papeif^et ba^bad ac quired a degree of mental culture rarely obtained under similar disadvantagesdisadvantages scarcely known or realised even by his most ItiihtUlLt^ was a man o/ exoellent|^B«i^|pd judgment in respsct to all oi^jnary matters of life, and constantly tthmftfl these qualities in all his actions. ...

In his intercourse with his fellow-men he was^peculiarly modestmitfftDeeblraaive, and perhaps left behind him not a single enemy in the world. He was kind, affa^ ble and courteous to al^ c|ati1|ble l^(his opinions, and benevolent in his iinpulses. There was a cheerfulness and dfldhess of temper about him w&ieh was«—Mnitabl and rarely encountoredL especially, under suoh continue^ disability W |l v|as' his lot to tfn^hre. IF It iMllvrvlll

During his later years, Mr. Warren's life was monotonous and wholly unostentatious, yet to some extent he had taken part in the various enterprises looking to the Improvement of our city, and at times held a place as director in several of the banking) railway "and .Jferptfeltions controlled here.

Mr. Warren's private life was one1 pf great purity And correctness. His personal tastes and habits were simple, frugal and of the most exemplary nature.— He was free from most of the blemishes that often attach themselves to upright and conscientious men. .t^a domestic relations of life he, wis itiflctP beloved. As a son, brottilJf H^lbilid iod father his uniform ktDpj^p^ and irr$f proachable conduct won b%ck for him peculiar esteem and' love. His Ion will be most keenly felt bj^lhose who knew him most intimately jand who dwelt with him daily. As a neighbor and citizen he i*as universally esteemed, and the large ooncourse of friends who followed his mortal remains to th^ir'lait! leltM^^ile, on yesterday, evinced the respect in which memory was held.

BxD-Btras.—A bo(a)rder4^yg|fp^iays the skirmish line of th» host have already arrived and have begun their nocturnal raids. As tiers they are economical laitrtS^Mf^ TOFtibey knock patience and pu^r endwis*. For the benefit of ail sufferers, %ho hav% blood to spare, we give a neipo tor kill ing off the vermin. Wash tfca articles and places infested with the bugs with

salt pad watRfMd crevices wheroin Uie

which met it 'the Old Ooort House .on °^'Saturday afternoon to trot out martyrs for political slaughter, was well attended.

graced the scene with their uninvited, b^t

The Convention was called to order by

Gtotril 'OdaaiBrttee.

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extensive with the United States and H. B. M.'s adjacent provinces, where BO many of his friends took refuge from'

Lincoln's Draft"—was made permanent President because, as a delegate said, it was better that the old fellow should make an ass of himself in the Chair than that he should make asses of all the rest by holding his position as a delegate On the floor." B. F. Havens, Esq., was appointed Secretary, and filled the poeitioti very satisfactorily.

A call of townships and wards was made, and it was ascertained that each

»ff» 1H Tty"*-"*'"*"' lot ohly %errall reprisented, but a iu|^it^^i|as theje frnn a |uja| precinct (a white suMtUute) with credenuals from his employer, wJt@ was also present and doured. to relieve his sub." A slight oi&d&I&e *4 sob" oxated vociferously, mounted a bench and swayed to and fro, gesticulating wildlj, apparentljyaodw the ipflutuiee of several planks Ofth^patfdh^ (or, per^ps,1^ whole sawlog.) He closed his ornatejperoration by ssraying itili his xehtair Jgtavity was beyond his base, and deolaring that he ^fould vete^ how, by God, sir i" And, of course, he

ing the order in which the Convention should ballot for aitd nominate candidates, which was adopted.

On motion of Mr. Cunningtuti^ a resolution was adopted requiring the several candidates to abide by the decision of the Convention, and to support whatever' ticket may be nominated.

On motion of Mr. W. C. Alien, the wards and townships in balloting for can didates were required to vote viva iioc$ through their respective Chairmen.

The Convention then proceeded to vbte for candidates, with the following result: FOB (STAT® SBNATOB—James B. Edmunds.

FOB BEPBMBMTATIVBS—Peter Y. Buskirk, S. C. Davis. FO^OISBX—Martin uomnger.j

FOB TBZASURIB—Samufcl A. FaBSH*airr-^Wm. H. StoiM&i.v -1 BBAL ESTATE AFPBAIS»B—Jaaws H. Jlul^a. Mshjnl t.'i SiLOCr: •.

COUNTY COMMISSIONER Ebenezer

BOKIB—John D. Murphy. Sij»VBX0R—Bofcert Allen. It will be observedl^at this «^btion slaugh^prs, Ireland a^d kicl^soverboard in disgust. The true '«MpM tf3tlrti^.iiwoc ^tiow^fties, bad no show for any ftivtfr from-that Convention. The Democracy want nothing 6Ta fqreigHir» axriept 4iis vote. It will ba further ob|«rve(l—though with no surprise—that a one-legged soldier was out of the way to maka^f^fi for stall-fed, stay-at-home "patrtofirrtbe Department vf Finance.

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During the entire afternoon our amiable Mayor—whose generosity prompts ^b^u6e$il i%alt OotLVe&tiQtis, even thbse 6 Fthe BepuB ficBn ^rty, was busy in his role of General Pacificator. He did his level best to smooth the troubled waters and was magnanimously conspicuous as the Good Samaritan to defeated candidates. As a party dry-nurse he has ritals.\fj I

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""l IThe fjrominent leaders of the Yigo Democracy, as a general rule, looked on from a distance leaving the management to subordinates. The "old uns'' are too sharp to wish to connect their names with enterprises foreordained to be defeated.

the nominations was .made the l|SC^trar€6thMtt^rS^i,ereported and confirmed by the Convention

John J. Brake—Harrison.

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4th—A. O. Hough.

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Prairie Creek—John Wilson. Linton—Newton Kestar.

Lost Creek—J. H. McMurtrie. Nevins—George M. Kessel. Otter CreefeHGt Gsahapi. r' Fayette^—Ibl.^wOTrd.

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Sugar Creek—Henry Bobinson. The Convention was then Teaolved into Mripassmeeting with^^he^amo officers, whereupon on motion of J. B. Otey,--a Committee was appointed to select delegates to the Congressional and Judicial Convention.

The Committee reported the following names, and the Convention unanimously adopted Ae reports 1 1st Ward, B. B. Stewart. 2d P. S. Cornelius. 3d "4 B. F. Havens.

Harrison Township, B. F. Williamf Fayette—Thos. Ward. Otter—Creek—Nathan Baldwin Lost Creefr—B*lph. Wilson. Sugar Creek—Wm. J. Cusick. Prairieton—Charles St John. Honey Creek—Samuel Bigney Biley—G. W. Hickson. JPierson—Isaiah Dunham. fArj 'Lintcln—ijewis L. Weeki. Prairie Creek—John Wilson. Nevins—Simeon Kessler. Soon after the announcement of list of delegates the solemn labors of tin day were brought to a close and Prdsfe-

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o_Conv$ntipn adjguraed without day.

BW TOBB lONTBHTION—We IWBm the Demfor New York during the present week. Hon. C. Y. Mack, John T. 'Scott, Col. Dowling,

torJ)*4£Ute at large, is already on

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EVAHSVILLB has watermelons.J i' iii.iii.iiii,'! i. -i ... DTBBKTBBV pr«v^ls la Isdianapolis. :sk?'."r-

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_rtS&ttiK3Qr_thieves infest New Albiny.i

HOM»XHIBVBB trouble KBOK Oi* nS

EvAirevTLLK is raislhg Grant

STBALIKO flatfrons is the latest thieving maaia in EvansvIHe. .' „.,

Twd frame fcouaos were burnsd.JriJSvansville Sunday night.

FLOYD Cotrsrrr draws $17,016,86 of sdtool fhnd.s«Mr -mvm

THB High School building in Madison has been sold for a Jewish Synagogue. rih—-1--

STCAMOBB trees are dying all over the State, w.-i

!MABONS in all parts of tha State will cerate

MATOB SAKDBBBOK, New Albany, las recovered and is on duty. XinjJ *W» I *3*1

A PIO in a sewer" and

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^THBBB is a man in "matrimonied" eight HOY I STWL' SI

ticethat.^

moose afloat*'

are the last sensations at Evansville^

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MASONIC HALL, Indianapolis, is to have a slate roof, with galvanised, ironconUce teMlB.H- —7 __SBVEBAL new bastardy cases are reported in New Albany. "Highly respectable parties! 1"

Vine en nee who has times. Brave old

Xii]LANAPOLia» iooals steal each others

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CAPT. NATHAN WILLABD dis|eniMMi justice in Evansvllle vice Becordiit^S'elson

JSXAMiNATloir of classes in th® State Institute for the Deaf and Dumb is pro-

gresBing.

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A LITTLH girl wa9 so badly bitten by a yicious dog in Fort Wayne, a few days ago, that it is feared she wiU die,^jj|

A LITTLB child of Bev. Mr. Wallaoe, of Delphi, was kicked in the for«head by a horse, last Wednesday, and seriously if not fatally injured.

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at sn .. 3%X N. GBOBOK "\Y. Hoss, Superintend dent of Public Instruction, declines tha uae of his name in connection with a pro* fassorship in the Stats University.

WILL. CUMIACK will speak at. Noitit Vernon, Friday, June 26 Bising Son, July 3 Enterprise, July 4$ Vevay^ July 4th. ^SJ j- i' i9fS

Tax Indianapolis Journal favors the nomination of Hon. Anson Wolcott, of White county, for Congress in Mr. Colfax's District.

DB. Btmcil informs the Madison Free Press that it is a mistake about hU having been called to the rectorship of Christ Church, Indianapolis.

ABTIOLKS of Association have bean 4Bed in the office of the Secretary of State for the Booth Bend Union Cabinet Manu« factoring Company. It has a capital stock of seven thousand dollars.

O'NXILL, the colored preacher, who was arrested in Marion county for marry« ing a colored man and white woman, has been relieved from the charge by the entry of a nolle prosequi in the case by tha Prosecutor. }ti

WHmnex, the telegraph man at Indianapolis, has found 130 words in the word "strange" and .is still at work, with a fair prospect of reaching two hundred. Another party engaged in the same undertaking, hr,* compiled oyer a words.' -t l'

THB Trustees of Wesley Chapel, Indianapolis, have bought the Indiana Femate College property, oorner oS Meridian and New York streets. The property was Bold at auction, bringing $16,060—$10,000 less than it was sold for three yeanrsiDOe.

man MBBCHANTS, who build up princely fortunes by trade Evansviile, don't stay there to spend their money. An exodus takes place every year. Gilliaon Magee is getting ready to migrate soon, and his intended departure is gracefully attributed to "the Providence of God." t.! rr$'^ 7

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'¥HIB* twideo not far from Sco^vt&B, in Floyd oounty, a family named Dfrmont, oontfstiag of father, mother, and nineteen children, seventeefi boys and two girls There are in the family eight pairs of twins, including the two girls and foiirtdeb of tfea^eys. There has never been a daath in the family, and both and children are remarkably "stout srtid yigorous." The famfiy are East 'XennesSee refugees, and sdl chew tobacco 3xcePt two of the boys who are not yat weaned.

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declines the on the is too vslso \*iP. ion.

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Ihro&ti oftba idBa exhibitions of

the Drummef Indianapolis, for aa^oifhans "dsesaaed soldiars will create at fiiad litwaaB and eighteen hundred dollars.

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GBBXBAL w. TL H. TKUTTLI, Who £as bm to WwMagtew tor SMM time on business for theSteto a«d likewise among the CatskHl motinuiaa Iter personal pleasure, arrived at his honsa in lndiaaapolia, P9 momicg fat the best of health,

TM grade of the Yinoennas B*d between Indian^olis and Gosport is BO# completed, and but four miles of tha track remain to be laid. It is expected the road wfTl be opened for business by the Fourth of July.

A NBW iron bridge, with stone abut* mflnts, over tha Wabash Blver at Pittsburg, in Oaraeli Oonatf, was ordered by the Commissioners of that county, at thirty last session. Cost, $50,00. John 8. Cass, Superintendent.

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A aacranr aaaa in the employ of tha Eransvftlt and Crawfordsrilla Ballroad was severely iajorad en Friday, while at work oader the trestle work near White Biver bridge, by a*heavy itowhar flailing on his head aad splitting his skull open. His recovery is oonsktered doubtfu

Jotnr NBWXAN was instantly tilled aad Ed. Fields plaoed hors du combat, in a row in a in Evansviile on Saturday night. Tha affair is so mixed" that tha murderer oould not readily be identified, which is of HtCa oousequence, as murder is regarded as only a pecadfllo in this Age of Improveln«nt., mi

THB fourth series of Indiana State Normal Institutes will be Beta as fouows: No. 1, at Mitchell, beginning July 20 L. L. Sogers, of Greancastle, Superintendent No. 2, Shelbyville, beginning July 27 G. W. Lao, of Charlestown, Superins tendent. No. 3, at Peru, beginning Au-gyst-3 Superintendent. No. 4, at Muncis, beginning August 10 G. P. Brown, of Biduaond, Superintendant. Each Institute will continue two weeks. a**) a

A fa mxth Tax MAYOB'S COXWT, yesterday, heard the cih of a fragila feminine, and sent her to the city prison. An assault and battery case of ao importance was also •diijstei with the usual accompaniments.

Wa ABB BOXUVIXD to elate that moe* quitos have already made their appearaaca thus early in tha season and every night our sanctum is invaded by countless numbers of big aad littla bugs and gnats, attracted by the gas burners. If it were not for flies, mosqoitos, gnats, fleas, cholera, spiders, bed bugs, etc., we might always welcomc the soft breath df summar, without tha least reservation but with the monotonous whirr of flying pinchisg-bugs, the zip a&d buzz of tireless flies, (saying nothing of tha part they take and make in soups, ooffee and pies,) the midnight raids and operatic music of mosquitos, and the ruthless onslaught of bed bags, axistanca in summer time, becomes oftimes intolsrablaTQ .7 Vi :-4 ti,—• hjf4 wit mch if«?

JJ-«4 &£ WMIMIIIIII

IH» 0*•lMl—lyyfa 5-a JACBION,Junal9.-JTo^iayat 12 o'clock General Biddle, Commander of this Post, demanded tha surrender of the Governor's office. €k*. Humphreys refused to va* cata. Biddle asked if he would have to use force to get possession. Humphreys replied he Would. Biddle then brought in a guard of soldiars and took possession. Humphreys has fitted op another room for aa office and claims to ba Governor. '*4 '"V' BLXCTZON.

The Section oommenoed yesterday for ratiflcation of the propoeed Constitution. Thirty-nine preoinots heaid from give a Democratic majority of over 3000. The Badicals .carried ten g| ^he4 t|iirly??ine jtraoineta. -i^V lis

Sappoatd to hat* CKnte Down. PBOVIBBNOB, Juna 23.—About two •eki since two. young men put into Newport with a sasall boat oalled tha Dove, from Newburyport to Baltimore. The craft was visited by several experienced boatmen, and tha unanimous opinion was that the chanoee were against iter caching her port of destination. The boat has not been heard of since she left, and the tion Is that she want down in one

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THJB Evansvllle Cbterutr of yesterday, 'says "a gentleccum from Hopkins eaunty, Kentucky, is now in the city, and proposes exhibiting a negro cftfld, born near Madison ville, which has two distinct fafie&Liour arms and lour lags. The child is itti'perfect State of pi*servation, and is truly A gntt cariosity. The genlieman reconutiaftded

MMii Williams and Stephen Smith, vtt^r.^#jqabl« citizens of Headertwiy*BagB» .•

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"Iiis thou)j^tthatmo6tTfnot|kll of*tS» rtdlrofds in the State will return members of the various Normal Institutes free of charge The Chicago, Columbus and Indianapolis CMtral, Indmnapolis and Tarre Haute, and Jeffsrsonvill^ Madtsoa and Indianapolis, Pern aftd Iodianapoib, and the Bellefontainc rosds have already extended this oourtasy.»Also the nati and Indianapolis, and the LaPayatto and Indianapolis roads will give frea turns to teaciiyrs attending the Shelbjrvilla InsUtoa. .s.

Daxuooraoy in XaifiLe.

AuatrsTA, Kxn June 23.—The Oonventioe of Oooservative soldiers and sailors to-lay elected Gen. O. W. Boberts, President, 250 delegates present. Beeolutions adopted declaring they will support the Conservative party.

PXNELXTOX UWAOATBS.""5* I

*At a meeting of delegates of tha 5th Congressional District to-day, P. J. Carlton and J. C. Talbot were elected to attend the Democratic National Convention. This is a triumph of the Pendbtoo wing itm l-'M

From PbilsdalpbiA

ILLICIT STIXX DiacovxaxD ur Nxvcre TowNSHip--PotT* ABBXSTBI.—A few days mam a detcetiva went np in NeviM township in seaftA of a supposed den of thieves. While at a homn one night a man came in with a jag. On adc ing far drink,* he found it to be newly made whisky, 5&d enquired where ho obtained it, but roeaived an evasive iaply. The next day be succeeded in finding in a deep ravine an illicit still, so obaeuret! from tight that a person might walk within twenty feet of it without discovering it. Information was fl^Kl irtth tho Bevenue officials, aad Tuesday night Shttiff Sixer with a posse, pent up and arrested Joe andFrank Payne, another man named Beister, and a negro naaied Hill. They are all desperate character^ but were arrested just as they were getting out of bad, else they would have made a lively resistance. They were broaght to the city Wednesday morning, placed in ail, and taken to Indianapolis on the four o'clock train the same efening where they will have an examination before U. S. Com missionsr O. M. Wilson.

The still is located in Nevins township, three miles north of Creel's mill,and has a capacity for manufacturing twelve to fourteen gallons of whisky per day«j

RIPUBLICAN COUNTY Exxctrrom 6CM30TTXX MXXTINQ.—Notice is hereby given that the Bepublican Oounty Executive Committee will meet at the Counting Booms of the Terre Haute EXPMSSOffice on Saturday, June 27th, 18W, at two o'clock p. v. By order of

L. A. BOTHTXTT, Chairman.

SCHOOL.—Pre£ Spencer will hoar red* tations of private pupils of classes duiing vacation, in his room over the State Bank, dwlw I' -mo

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axperiem opinion Her taa n»ehoat 1 eft, and

supposition Is that she want down in one

From Spfiagfitfld, ICillV SvBiNonxU), ICaia., June 23.—OobiMghth, incendiary, and Stewart, the two prisoners who escaped from jail about a week ago, were overtaken at Amherst last night, and tha latter secured. 'Cobleighth knocked tha officer down with a club, and succeeded in eluding captura sr. Jroa*.

Great preparations art Masonic ceiel tor the day.

MAMMTO "PA mnnfr aad Price, sscsatsfer

being made here Ion OT St. John's

celebration

This 24th day

Pxn.ADXtwtta, June 23.—Demderatic Congressional nominations: For th8 First Xwtriot, Samuel Bandall Seoond District, Thomas B. Florence Third District, John Hoflatt.

mM M«K Botroir, June 23.—Chief State Constable Jonas h« issued orders to subordinates to rigidly enfbroe the taw against unlicensed liqaor sailers.

J^yir

-Tr-*r

Guilty of Foiaonixig.

OLXVXLANB, June 23.—The jury in tha aase of Mrs. Victor, on trial for poisoning bear brother, Wllliaas Psrqoet, with arsenic in February, 1197, to^day rendered a vordcit of guilty. —.

Prom ir«w OriMDut.^

Nxw OBLXAN% June 33.—About one re made yesterday, by rtise enepeetad of be-

hundred arrssts ware mads yesterday, by if partise enepeetad of beIUibastering_ expedition to Mexico in tha interest or Santa Anna.—

tha Marshal, of pa longing to a flllibe

There it ooMtteraUe activity aoumg the ITS on aeooqiBt this

United States olfloers on acooont otMMteOar

aad

Own em** weS8Slffti»^S«.ef

alt

I» anything looks more dirty aifd dis.

tl,an ft coat

covert with dan

druff, Ft is certainly not known to modern societv. "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Bestoraave" will effectually eradicate dandruff in a single thorough application.— To this valuable preparation was awarded the'only prize medal ever bestowed on any compound for the hair Poughketp• sie Press. dwlw*,

FOB tho best fitting and most durable Corset, go to Weiss' Skirt Factory, [dwtf

ONI DOLLAB looks like a very little sum to pay for a preparation that will effect such wonders as are always achieved by "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative," now so popular throughout the entire country. Let no one be without it. This is the only hair preparation that received the "first premium" of a silver medal at the State Fair in 1866.—AfaneAssfer (N. Jt.) Unim. dwlw jfjjw

SXVXNY-FIVE aenfs i3 the price for white or colored whalebone corset at Weiss' Skirt Factory, opposite tha PostOffice. ri7,dwtf

TWINTY-SFMN® Skirts for 60 cents*!? Weisz' Skirt Factory. [17, dwtf

IT is a fact worthy of note, that' there is more virtue in one bottle of Dr. AB. MXsiXAD'a TONIC SYBUP, than there is in two of SMITH'S as evidence of thic, it will cure where Surra's fails, and will not leave the patient b(oated and debiii

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S. S. KXNNXDY & Oo. are now fully prepared to do all kinds of custom work, in tiie very best style, and at as low prices as others. .'*ipc (blori^i'fullinglind finishing, uarding and spinning by xZflBlSNCED WOBX. MKT.

Goods of all kinds in our Una exchanged for wool on liberal terms. Cash paid for Wool. Gome and see us at east end Main street! m27w2m. ^.9. KXNNXDY.

Phalon's Paphian Motion tw BeNatuyiag as SUIT and coKTLBXioir. PIHPU9, •usass: Per LADin ta the KVB8BBT it is tnvalaaUe.

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Ibr tie TOILET, not chap the SWT.

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SHERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue kJof anSxacatlonttaatd from the VlgoCtreait Court, to m« dSraotad and delivered, in favor of Itaae B. Wbitakar, and aKalost Wi3iaa UcKianay, I wUU offer for *als the following da. •cribad Baal Sstata, situated la Vigo County, Indiana, to-wit:

Tba waat half of tha northwaat qaartav of *acttoa thirty-two (31.) town thirteen (IS), range eiaht(8. west, la the Vlnoonnea Land Dlatrict, containing forty (40) aoras, mora or 1MW,and oa

SATURDAY, tha 18th day of July, 18C8, Within the legal hotm of *atd dav, at tha Oknirt Bonaa door, In Tarre Hante, I wlfl offer the reata aad proate of the abate deaerlhad

Baal

Xetate.

together with all the pririlegee -and apportenanoea to the eama balaagtng, for tarn aot exceed, lag seven yean, to tha nighaat bidder for cashand npon failure to realise a mm •ufflelent to eattefy aaid Xzacntloa and coata, 1 will then and there offer the fee.aimple, in and to said Beal Batata, to thahighaet bidder for oaahto eatiaf ib#uni, j'*?

of Jant,

1888.

JOHN KIZXB, Sheriff.

June 91 wtda-Pra foe »»,00.

QHERIFFS' SALE.—By virtue KJof a Copy of Deorae and Xzacatlon lsraad from tba Vigo Common fleas Ooart, to sua directed and delivered, in favor of John P. 0'8aUlvaa, and againet Patrick Talvay, I am ordered to nil the following deeoribed Beal Xetata, eitaatad la Vigo oounty, Indiana, to-wit:

Lot Boa foar (, la biook Ko, fbnr (•,, la Lintan'* Addition to tha Oity of Terra Haater and on 8ATUBDAY, the 18th day of Jala, lSe»,' Within the legal hours of said day, at tha Court House door,la Tewe Santa, I will offer theiwnta, and profit* of tbeabov* daeoribed Baal Xetate, to. gather with allprivllsasand appnrtenanceato the eama belonging, for •tarn not axcaedlng seven yeara, to the hlgbaet bidder for cash, and upon failure to realise a sum inOciant toeaUefy a«M Xxacuttoa aad ooata, I will then and there ««fr the fee-simple in and to said Beal Batata, to the hi|hestbiddarforoashtoaatiatytheauaa. W

Thia 2ith day of qua, 1S6S.

KBiB, Sheriff,

naatfwtda Pra fee 19.00, ATTACHMENT NOTICE. STATS OP IHDTANA, Yigo X/uaty, 88

Vartia Moudy vs. xttjah Batith. On the 5th day of Ma. 1m. the Plaintiff filed with me the affidavit and bono to entitle bin to an Attach•at agaSaettheOoetMand Chattoli of cald De. feadaat- Said writ casnraad ezaeuted, somnioss rataraed aot fbaad. Now, aaid Defendant will take not toe, that at my Oflne, la Harriaoa town, efclp, Vigo oounty, ladlaaa, a* o'clock, A. It., of the uth day of July, 1K8,I will bear aad da. tannine lags caw*

Wltaeaa mj hand aad seal, th(a, 19th day of ZSNAS SMITH. Jane. 1S«8.

JaSiwSt Prs.

fee

93,00.

T7S~—

Treats all

Dtoeascs ef Horses aad Cattle. Hoeyltal aad OflW, ooraar of Sth aad Xagle Sts., nm SATCX, imDIASA.

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B« III puia lainiM for the not Mral waist. nd la lUMiiM wltii aamarona

SMtriae Mb, ifeMlTmd this

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na%| fifty

MORTO !UTD ff^BTTOATE.-No

•MxNhr #Ut a»r kc yoar !»for» ,on «1 owur u* om, ifm of th* S »«Uir» aad tor*i«tt~wbo ad-

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ixspftssysac'* Dr. Totralt oan be centalUd

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"VT OTiCB.-»-J^otiee ie hereby givJul aa lbkt oa Ua 1SU dar of JaJ^, 1S38, b.t«Mix lb* bears or 10 o'dsckA. UL. an o'clock P.M., at tba Ooart Sown doer, la Ttrre Baate, tbt oOdwtlanBd win arii at pnbUe aalt, tha lallovlacdMoslMBaalBstaiKtKVit:

Forty acrea—tha aorthaaat ^oartar of th» aoathwaat qaarter of aaction tw»atT-thre«

(23

t«nra ttttttea (13,) aanh rase* e^ht «w, th« of J»a«a Brooka, daoaaaad Bale mad* In partaaaca of aa ordar of the Coauaon Pleaa Obnrt of Vigo Oba&ty, ImUaaa.

Tian or 8jo«^«aa third dews batanca in •tx aad twaJta amrtht, wita alx par eaat. interaat, parshajer siMac aotaa walTing taloatloD and appvaltemcaf law*, wftt aacarlty.

Ju(24w4( AdrnfaMtaior.

.wa. 640MILES--

*aa mm

UNION PAOTB R. R.

Are now fiaiahad and la operattofN More than twenty thauaaad man an employed, and It la not Impoaalbla that tha aatlre track, from Omaha to Sacramento, will ba tafcbed te^SS» inttead of 1870. rfi tw.«. aii th. aiPANY receive. !,—I Geremeit finis of the right of way, all neoeaiary timber and other amteriaie found along the line of ita operation*. IL~AGoTeraaeBt6raaton3,eoo aoras ar i«nt to tho mile, taken ia,alt«rsats aaotioos oa each aide of ita road. Thla.ia aa abaolate donation, and will j^ouroe

larg« f»Tejiu|| in th.

lOr** ol? Dal®8*6 thlrty.year Bonda, amounting to from 81C,000 to MS,000per mile, according to tha diQcuUlee to ba «urmounted on varioua aeeti»na to be built. Tha Government takes a sacoad laortaggaas asacorlty. aad to ai^aotad that not only the Interact, but tba principal- amount maybe raid la earrlcea rendered by tha

Compeayrsqulre,

Com

pany In transporting troops, mails, &e. IT.—A OoTeraauatCiraatofthe rigut to mw it* own yiBAT JCOBTGAQB BONOS, to aid in building tba road, to the same amount a* the

C. B- Bonds, issued for the same purpose, end ao liter*.

:Ias

tiovsamUCT Pssvm the Trus

tees of tht Plxit Mortgage Boadholdars

da*

ItTiir the £cnda to tha Company o&lv a« tha toad la completed, and after it haa been exemiaedby United State) Oommknioaara and prooonamd to be 1st all rerpactt a flnt-clasa Bailraai. ?.—ACapitai Moefclatecxiyttsa frm tb« suet. bo] dart, of whioh ever Bifht JTOfcon JM7ar« b»re been paid la upon tha wart already dona, aod which will b4 tncreated as tba wUQti

the

Yl.—.fetcsshlsraiapon Its Wa7 Bcslnesa' that already amount to MOSS tBA5 rss

iirrsxxsT

on tba First Mortgage Bonds. Thets earnings are no Indication a? tha vast through traffic that uust follow tat opto log of the line tothePaelfls, but they cartaloly prove that.

FIRST MORTGAGE B&1DS up^n au«h a property, oosttng nearly three tlmea ,. their amoaat, Are Secure Beyena Oonttngency. }tTha Union Faclflo Bonds run thirty yean, era for H,000 esch, aad have coupons attached. They bear annual interest, payable on the flret days of January and July at thelOempaaj's Office in tha Oft,* orfSew York, at the rate afatxper cent, iu gold* The prlnalpal is payable In gold at matu-. rlty.

The pries is 202, aad is at tha prsaeat rata of gold, Uey pay a liberal iacome oa their oost. Tha ooapany baliava that thsai Boade, at the prsaeat rata, art theoheapast eeeurity in the market aad reserve the right to advance the pricc et aoy time, .gubecxipttoae wiu ba malted in New York •iCU u. Attheoevpaare

sse#3aa rassaa street,

No.

US ST

Joha M. OM»*9sa,nRfc«rs,2fo. MWslieiq Aad bf Leading BaakhiiS g»ueca«f ifcrcugbout

Tloitcd Statae.

BmiUmou ikMldZt* made er oAtr fundi pmrtm Ntw PorS, mmdlftt mitt Se mtjr* of ehargt by r*»n» azpress. Ptrtim mtsecatsf ikroayh local agntit wW faek Atrnfir mft 4tUwry.

A PAMPHUn AND

MAP

POB1SSS haa jut

baea pubUtksd by tha Oempaay, gtvlag fuller in ftrantiott than la poestMata aa advaatisament, reepeetiug the-Ixagrsae at the Work, the Besoorcea ef the Oountry traversed by the Bo ad, toe Meona ft* OoMtraoCSoa, and tha value of tha Boa da, which will ha aent free on application at thaChmpany's oSicee o» to any of tho advertised agsata. •.••iwataw:-?

JOHN J. OQKX, TfatftjnMr,~We#tWk. Jaaal7, ISS7. dAw.Sm

1857.

A Word with yon, Reader! Da tbe&aaay lufferera from Dieaaaaa of the Baapiratory Qrgaaa know that Osa SIXT* or THK HCMAH BACZ PCE or Oastmcmoa DO they know thatlt ie only within a Terr recent period Medical Batanca haa propoeed a Beesedy reaB* capabU of oambatting thie rate! aaatedy

CONSWPTIOX la now as caaTAnux ouaao aa LU Uraltjent Pevera»it as certainly ruvixru) aa 8mall pox! Tba resaadvacta with the certainty of the

Law ol OrevitatMn (xr'T

WINCHESTER'S

HYPOPHOSPHITES

jAct Promptly and Carta*nly FII IN AIL. 8TAOK8 OM

CONSUMPTION

Thaf iawrfadV lacmae tha atraaath

aad

deepen the coior of the pstia blood. Vhey ,uMs« tha C«us and Psvxa, dimtirtsh tba Zxpectoratio a, and check the Night Sweats, always in from seven to fourteea daye. The Appetite la at one* Invigorated, aad tba Patient rapidly gaiaa flaeh,, tha QmehAniDiffkitU MrmAmg are apeedily ra ilavad tha aleep becoflMS calm aad rtfraehing the evaouatloaa regular aad uniform. ALL TM

OBNIBAI# STMPTOMB DIStAPPXAB With a Sapidity that aaema Marvellous. Tha auoeeaeof tba HTP0PH03PHITO in tha ovas of that greatest soMrge of the race.

CONSUMPTION

te '•unparalleled ta tha eaaalsof Medicine.ntThis thoroiadkty ScJeotiSc Bemedy acta with Inrariable Bulcaur la jja stegee of Taberoalar Diaeaaa.

The baneflclai affecta of tbla Bwnedr, are equal ly Prceaat aad Oertate la all dersngaueau

tha

NXBVOOS AND BfcOOD SNTBXd, hftag uaaurpaseed aa a Harvoas ZVaie,and gen. erator.of u«a aas healthy blood fwh&e br caaea of Oeaeral Dstlltty, Lose of Strength, flesh and 's, Neuralgia, Paralysis.

AppeOSe, Dysoepste, Chronlo, BJQACUU*. A Dtarrhma, It is the most eOoacioas treatmeat known, a PAISTBIAL ts a Onrun Omu.

Aathma. goraftia, Chronlo effloacioas

Try it! Try it it/

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HYPOPHOSPHITES!!

(Made from tha Formula of Dr. J. W. CJhurchill of Parb,) the best remedy known to Medica Solenoe, In evary eaee where tha routine phytic ian BfMtwlhas "Xoatea, Inn, Whisky, Cad-nrer Oil. Qalciaa,3' *«., and U.»W*p,vd by tha Medical ProfMon nerally. USE BO OTHXlL. sr PBIOBft—la

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Betttss, fl—8tx bottle*,

for K. In llo*. bottlee Ii—Three for $. Olrcnl»ra gratis. Sold tgr all respstitaMe Dntgcim, and at the sole general PepotTn thaCaltedlPataa by jr. WUCJUSl'ia oo.

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