Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 June 1868 — Page 4

-•J Veto of tko BUI for the nrimiarioa pfArS^nBWC Jm uT^yashi*QToh, Joi^e 20.—TbePreaideo j1s ^nt tia fbUowing message to Congress to-day:

fcfno fiJ&i

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To ihi House of Btpreiaitaiim:—I re?turn without my signature a bill entitled an act to admit the Slate of Arkansas to representation itt Congress.

To «pproTO this bill Wou&l .be an admission on tiie part of the executive that the act for the more efficient governmen* of the «dbel States p»m& March 2nd,1867, and -the act* «appl»mentary thereto, wereparoperand Cons6|tfioaal.

My opinion, however, in refsrence to these meas ares, has undergone no change, but-on the contrary has beetr ftrengjheneiby the raulta which have attended their execution i-~

Even were th& net the case, could not consent to & bill which is based upon the assumption, either tbatby an «cto^rfbellion of a portion of its peoplethe State "^Arkafi^s^edfrom the Union, or tbat Congraga may at its pleasure expel or exclude\any State from the Union, or interrupt: its relation with the Govern, ment, by. arbitrarily depriving it of representation in the Senate and-House of

Representatives. If Arb ane&s is not a State in the Union this bill does not admit it- as a State. If, on the other hand, it is a .State in the Union, no legislation is oecessarry to declare it entitled to representation in Con*

-ess as one of the 3tates of the Union.— Constitution already declares each Siato shall have at least one representative that the Senate shall be composed of two Senators from each State that no State yrit^fc it* co§iei&t shall be deprived of its equal" suffrage in that Senate, and also makes each House the Judge of the election returns and qualifications of its 1 otfo memtai& a$A therefore all that, is I ncr\f neceesary tO sactire Arkaasaajnall its constitutional relations to the Govern# ment is, a decision by each House upon the eligibility of those, who presenting their credentials, claim seats in the respective Houses of Congress.

This is the plain and simple plan of the Constitution, wid believing that hadit been pursued when Congress assembled in the month of December 1865, the restoration of the Static Would long since' have been completed.

I once again earnestly recommend, that 'It be adopted by iach Hotike in reference to legislation which I respectfully submit, whicn is not only of doubtful constitutionality, therefore unwise anddangerooaM a precedent, but unnecessary not eo effective in its operation ag the tiSode preacribed by the Constitution, ihvolves additional delay, and from its terms should bo taken ritber as applicable to a territory about to be Admitted as one of the

United States, than a State which has occupied place in the Union for upwards of a quarter of a century.

The bill declares Arkansas entitled and admitted to representation in Congress as one of tho States of the Union upon |he following fundamental principles:

That the Constitution of Arkeneas shall never be so amended or changed as to deprive any citizen or class of citizens of the United States of the right to vote, who are entitled to vote by the Constitution herein recognized, except for punishment for crimes that are now felonies at com* mon law whereof they shall have been convicted,: equally applicable to all the inhabitants of said State, provided any alteration of said Constitution prospective in effort be made in regard to time and place of residonce of voters.

I have .been unable to find .in. the Constitution' of the United States any warrant for the exercise of the authority thus 'claimed by Congress, in assuming power to impose fundamental conditions on a State which has been duly.adniitted into theUnion on an equal footing with the original States: in all respects whatever.— Congress" asserts the right to enter a State as it may be a territory and to regulate the highest %'•, prerogative^ aft«e people, the elective franchise. Thi? question is reserved by the Constitution to the States themselves, ann to concede to Congress the power to regolato this subjec, would be to reverse the fundamental principle of the Republic and jplace in the hands of the Federal

Government that which is a creative of the States, the sovereignty which justly belongs to the States, or the people^ the trueeource of all political power by whotfi our Federal system was created, and to whose will it is subordinate.

The bill fails ,to provide in what manner the State of Arkansas is to signify its acceptance of the fundamental condition vm which Congress endeavors to mike unalterable and irreversible, nor does it prescribe ft penalty to be imposed, should the of tha State amend or change the portioned of the Constitution

people of the State amend or chan particular which it was one 6? the purposes of the -bill to perpetuate, but as the consequence of such action leaves them in uncertainty and doubt. "When the circumstances under which this Constitution has been brought to the attention of Congress and considered it is ^not unreasonable to suppose that efforts will be made to modify its provisions and prominently those in respect to which this measure prohibits any alteration. It is surely questioned whether the Constitution has been ratified by a majoftty of the persons who under the aot of Maroh 2d,

IS65, and the aats mpplemantary thereto, were entitled to registration. and to vote .vupon that ttwe^aBs^waaas^

Section 10 of the schedule provides that no person, disqualified fron votmg or registering under this Constitution shall vote for candTflabri for any oiilce, nor be permitted to Vote for the ratification or rejection of the Constitution at tne polls herein annthor&ed and assumed to be in force before its adoption. In disregard of the law of Congress the Constitution undertakes to impose upon tne electors other and further condition.

The 5th section provides that all persons before registering or voting must take and subscribe to an oath which araotig others contains tho following "That I. accept the civil and political e^ualiw Of all men, and agree to attempt to deprive' any person or persons on account ot race, color or previous condition, of any political or civil right, privilege or immunity enjoined by any other class of men."

It well known that a very large portion erf the electors in all the States, if not All., a majority," do not believe or accept the practical equality of Indians,moogrels or negroes with the race to which they belong. If the voters ih many ot the States of the .North and West were required to take such an oath as a test of tneir qualifications, there is reason, to believe that a majority of them would remain away from the polls rather than comply with such degrading conditions. How far and 19 what extent this test oath prevented the registering of those who wore qualified under the laws of Congress, it Is impossible to know, but such was the effeot, at least sufficient to overcome the small and doubtful majority in favor of the Constitution there can be no reasonable doubt. Should the people of ArkanMus, therefore desiring to regulate the elective franchise so as to makelt conform to the Institutions of a lasgp proportion of the States of the iforth and West, and modify the provision* referred to in the /jfcndamental condition, what is the consequence Is it intended that a denial of representation shall follow? If

'.3T T*^V\V/ -vr k.

BO,

WANTED.

TXT ANTED—A Situation, bya •T Skbu Boy, (aged 17 years), as «a Wij) .mm rasd Boy. la ased to hones, or a*r6«aias feen', Ohr

pfj tttw Bacms of the Yotrsxg Association.

TX7ANTED. if Store* and

•ad

agmsgltsssi $2S,°S£? i£3*BS2: »t No. 63 H*ln W. W. 8HASS0K.f!jf 7 gknts

may

we not at some future time derive the consequencte of the troubles which have so long agitated the country Would it ^.--Jiot be the wiser jpart to take for onr 4*^%ulde,the Federal Constitution,rather than resort to measures Which looking only to the present may in A few years renew in "ian aggravative form the strife and bitterness cat^ by legislaUon ^hich has. provad to be soilM*it«l and unfortunate. y,'--'- AwxaurwJOHNSON. i^AsarsTOTOR, D. X, June SO, 1868.

WANTED

ra new

GEN. U, S? GBANT, BT THX EO*. H»ay *C. DziokO. Iaanfld QBder tb« Mutction aad by the niihOrlty"1' of Gr»nt hLmMlf. The author to -well known .m one of the most brilliant writer* and eloquent oratom in the country. AganU will find thU one of the moat Intensely intereitinR blocraphieedver tra bll'ibed in America, And la selling vary rapidly. Send for eironUrs giving foil particulars, antaee what the press says of the work. AjaretsjlfAi. T10HAL PUBLISHIHO CO., .148 Weat. Fotarth Street, Cincinnati. Ohio. jMSt

TXT AJiTHD—BOOK AG-EN IS. V. Men or Women, in. «T»iy townw ipj

JO.

FOR

Jma'y»Bdlw

It is self-oTldent that a physician who eow fine# qlmBrff «x«uslTeTy to the study*6f a ber tain class of diseases aud treats thousands of oases evury year, must aoqulre greater ekill In that specialty than one lu general praotloe.— Many pnvalciang^xacognlgfaig this fact, introliuoe patients to the Dootor after Tead lug his Medical Pamphlet. Oothmuhlcations oonflaeatlal. A friendly talk will eoat yon nothing. Office central, yet retired—No. 617 8t. Oharlea Mreet, St. Louis, Mo. Hours, 9 A, v., to 'fi M., Sundays excepted.

DOCTOR WILBEB

OlPfflOB,Boons,

excepted.

In ioveiffairs Bhe Never She Itita the aecret of winning theaffcottons of the opposite sax. She shows yon the llfceSsasof your future wife or hatband, or absent friend.— Ihe guides the aingle to a hapjy marriage, and makes th* married happy. Ber aid and advice has town solicited In (nnnmerabls ihstanr*, and the result has always bean the iheatw of hearing a

Speedy and nappy Marriage, She is, therefore, a sura dependence. ft )r W*T known to thepnbHe at large that she wastha ftrat, and she is the only person in this country who cm show the likenw in reality, and who can give entire aatlafaotlon oa all the concerns ot Ufa, Whicb can be tested and proved by thousands, both o».r rtad and single, who daily andeagwly vtoR bet.

To all in buaineaa her advie* is InvatnaM^ Mht can^breteil, With the gTtatset oertaJnty, tlio iij. salt of ail oonunercial and basinMe tra&ssstlbcs. .Lottery nambara given irithont extra charge*

MADAME BAPHASL la a bona fide AstrSle^Si -thatevaary one can depend upon. She is the great, eat Astrologiat of the nineteen lb century. It it that well-known fact that makes llHtaratSpretenderaoopy bar adv^afsemente and try t^iniitate

Madame Bitphaei is the aeventh{attlifft'of the aeveoth dangbter she was born whh a nrtnral gift she can fcretelf ybnr Ttry ^hoprtrts. She alsoenreedrunkonnese." /a*:t

All interviews atrktly private and cco4dSdtial. Aa a Fewate Phyvlclan her remedies nav^c. A»il «draa)l fetaale Irregularities^and to pfodace he monthly flow, without danger o'f expasura.— They taui not lajam, bat, oft the contrary, they improve the health.

Therefore, ocmaoae, come all, to 4^ 111 Ekbiui kl Ctikil imu ul Mi. Cinelxmati, Olxio.

TJKB3£S -I*disa,fli OeathwA, -f# IT. B.—The Madame will answer no letters with, out a fee of $1 and a S~c«nt auxip )s tneloSed.

Address I«ok Box 81 angtSdwly

A I

dying,

HKAI, ESTAT FABJK,JWILD

lis 5

flbtftftiaa

TRADH— Tinware, Oast Sfc?S5ES

—TO

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SALE EGGS

White jPaoed Blafck Bpanlsh, and choice Brama Fowl* at *1,60 per dozen, atT. HTJLlf AiS, Sr utiles mirth of town [d*3t

a I

DOCTOR WHITjUI

ABBQOLAJainat

OHACOATB of WBOIC

a* Diploma 013oe will show, has. longer engaged the treatment of Vbsbi SexdaI. and Pbivatk Iiac tsiA than any ruyslotan lu St. Touis

BufkUi*, Gofi»HTA«v:tWwf, "Srri&Ur*,' Ort: Bernta atul Buplvr*£t all Urinary §pphilitie or Mercurial AJ/heiotu of ike Xhtoat, tjktm or Xtbk** t{H»te+ wHii fl&patjHlkreti sacceas. z.10

SpermsTowhe*,sexual IteMllty sad lmpoteUCy, as. th» Trwnlt Of setT »biiBa tn yonth, sexual «iioMa a In raaturer joars, or tillier causes, and which r. oduco some of tha follow-" log effa&te, Hi HocTartial Etnlmiona, Blotchoa^Pability, pix%loes«v Diinats« Cof Sight, OoifnBloa of ideas, fitil Korttodlng^, Ateision to SoctetjttiC Tttoial&ti Low of Memoiy and Sexual Power, and rendering MarrUge improper, arfrpormanmitty cTitep.

The Doctor's opporiuaiUos. In, hoapltal and' private pfhotice are unsurpassed in St. Lo*»ia or any othercity. Back Leniajpapera prove that he-has been located tharaldngct by y&rs th&h auy other soadycrtiatug. |Tbe establlshmnit, library,' laboratory and -appointments are unrivalled "In? the W«st( tn rivalled anywhere. Age, with experience, van be retted upon, apd the Doctor can refer to nta&y physicians throughout the oounti'y. In past ancc«aa -and present petition he atituds elthout a competitor*

Ihe Writings of a Physician whose B^pata tloaTa PntoB-^llt^shottld be

Doctob Whottiib pnblhAes a" Itedlfesl pampblet relating to Venereal Di^eMe* and the.disastrous and vaMed conaequertc^a of self-abase, that ^ill be sent to any address in a seiued envelops for two stamps. It coa tains fullsytnptom Hals that will enable thosa af'Betid to determine the natjir? of their cothptSlHtrTOff"pV8irivrfffen statement of their case that wilt answar ialwoat as well for ithi purpose of treatment as a personal interview but where it la couxenlant, the Doctor shouTd be coh.#ultfldpw«onaIly..Thosefe«vlng frl that may require advice, oan supply them this valuable by sending their adc with stamp. ThflS you Rao assist the unfortunate without their knowing their benefactor. Oertalaly no sny?ct liof more lmpdrtahce 'thap puaity of blood and perfect, man hood.

M-

""mayiMliltfS f*

iittdltvirS#-

highest

OONBTJLTATIOH AND BEOEP-

TION

719 St. Charles-, street, St.

Louts, Mo„ treats with the greatest sudceiB all Diseases of Women. Iieuohoroaa, of Whites, Fslllog, Inflammation or Ulceration Qf* the Womb, Ovaritis, Fruritis, AtnenorrhflBft.'Hanorrbagfa, Dyautenorrboaa, and Sterility, or Bafrehneas also, every disease connected with lubexiy, itte&atraatioa. «r Pregnanoy. Since ttwrDo^tor coufhres hlitrielf exclusively to the 'olTowsthat his of them must be far more extensive

treatment of these emiplalat^ and treats a tses, it ft

ery large number of bases, knowledge of them mast be far mora and acottrate than that of bhyaiclans in genfor SMdieal tam.

erai. practice. Send itamp for MidJeal nhlet of thirty-Rlxpagea. No matter ^who have failed, read wbat he says. Patients in every Western State.Cures guaranteed. Consultation by letter or at oAce free. Booms for patients requiring daily attention. A l*dy assistant. Hsur 9

k,,! to «. Sundays

!Ui !s"- LOOBf

'1 jujp

LECAL.

to theOoan uessforttn tor tt-

to sell spirituous and intoztoHbsg qoaors leas than a quart at a time, for thai space of on* -ear. 'The premlaes oa -which said liquors are to

ftj-. nO 9tiJ

^oOcetrfhi. ayand Stat# of

jgsassig^Bss^mts^ lirtriot Cocct of satd Dtotrtsti» Scxis-ymt I ,.t: ,spsa&5WBW.

A PPLICisTIO JlX. The underslgilaf 11 apply regular spirit U( •irt year. The pNUtise* otr-wwen

TII-

iage and ity, for a iplfnM work, brim WU or aatertaiODent and inamctiou, and the be-t selme book In th- field—Baker'a Exploration of thelflleTribsUriea of Abys inl». OfbeBUe fnyatary Mlrad the country, climate, eoJV Ff®?®®*. tionf. natural scenery, habits and custoih of th» people x^ttijg adventures In dunting^ehiphaats, lions, buftaloss, rhinoceros, hlppotamu«» c.—* Boo* agMrta e*erywh«re will Had it to tusir interest to examine this work. Specimen dftges furnished. Our eanvawers are having a great: success. Ladle* »U It rapidly, and make jarge admirable record of scientific exp Qeogr»phlcal dlscoTery, and personal ad' —M. T. Tribune. "It is issued in a wy attraetlvo form, and is aa entertaining as a romance."—Boston Journal.

•Ia28dltw3t

MP.

D. OASEA 00., Pobli»b«r», 71 W. FcnrH at., Cincinnati, Ohio.

.1.

Ve ncilce riom»4 at

ne, 1868, for license bating itquors in less

session Ju

to sell gplrltuoujandliiloilcat ...

NIB

Notice is heretj^^miSiit^SfS^ has been appoint»al A«ln»rt»iatrator of tha eatato-or Putnam Brown^de^.ed^atejOf^gOaCOU|»ty,

^c^se^Tb«Mat«

isif^febjrgiv-

ritKB that OB tteiWh day f»*a tbe of 1CI o'clock A. Hauy«,theni theIfoliovliliK Soath#eat ^r. eaSc. «0, townahip west, ieoacres. Alaa the east part of tne east half of m^ontbaaat qr. of -see. lg. townabi# J3 nrnlft rat«e 8 ft »n

acrea. in Vigo county, «.«£.«. i.

cf*R*r»opSJ.**j40®*,Ind._

-thlrd fowofclalaaeejln 6

sj wlrfwr ^oa JWijoo tatsbmia *di I

atraWlW! .kAt'ir—Hy1*1^ CT o^acopy 1ra3f from the Vj^o)i^ qonTt to^f dir»todi«d delivered. In favor of Adgnstus Olausen and nrancls V. BIcbowiTfyTTRnrfigSTtftt "William Bu|geas xt lMl«Ba,jtMflt^ ti ,Isr3Li?2'!

The eaat half ef the north halt or the ndrthe^TqfiaHer^r sectiohttren^-loar (i4). to»n ten

W6«t aide of thb sonthftiat quarter ef the hf1 wit ouariev^aTSaaid iiaecttna tvenlj^rosr

itwS^ip'tes "srutcntty. Oourt ri®^ihtltf|o" IfcdlwP.artwaScS" 'o p: fn'l HIT t° eatlaf*said ftBd tHe 1*0 |Off6r

JOHN KIZEB. Sb

.lTOdi»rf 96,wn

\iVi *ai r'

iCopy^f lifeee aid fcc^utfonlsWrtTrnrngf the Vlffo Olrault^Clouti, ta.me lilrocted andqeUv^ William B. Tnell and aniast -WaiSiwaTft fhrfolloHng

east qdartarfldTsec (12), nprth of rw»ge

frldndS

rqo^nfy.

aftscKitesfctovn 4welxe,

(12), nprtb or range, nipe (9V fceat, adjoining th'«1 city of Tarro on**1"

5"r

SATDBDAYithd tfi fvwifim

and profits of thafcbote dekcrfbedBeal BstaK t-

JaaM«wtd9^tf|fK^®oc» ,*Uf .r»£o a a at a ix ad

ASTROLOGY.

?fL

mt a

GOOD Iff JEWS fOBAlt. fl.OOU TO AM* PERSON WHO WI1L .KfiDAlj MADAMS BAPHASL ISf THJ^

PR0FK6810N

rnBTB NEYSR. FAILING AMD BAPHASTL is the best. She sncceeds when all etlwra have failed. Ail who Are In trouble—all who have been uhfortuhateMnj whose food hopes have b£en disappointed, crusted and blasted by false promises aud deceit—rail who bave beei mtaled and trifled with—all fly to her fcr advice and aattsfbotfon. All who are lndoabt of the affecttcne of those they love^ cOisnltber relieve and aatlgly their minds.

iETisued from thi and dellverei lerinocau, andai

Circuit Couxt». ta ma Mksoted favor of Beajaihtn Oi' Werinoeau, andaninst Jamss ?. Davif/Oynthia A.1diUikin and Martin HoUinger I am. atiiH^to sell'Jhe *r611ojring dsscribod Beal llfetSte, situatMLUtV goOoohty, indiana, to-#it! fcabunsoai:

Lot NA.aixtsoa (16) of^TOMivtelon H« pfe (1) of Sutaw bio, made by H. A, Xwett and j^ffi ss shottn by ths rscorded jilat thsrtof, on rfcord, as fclMWs: MiilttiBMflte Wt tba nurth'west corner of said lot^-£. lixt&n, at) ropaing thenca fottg tie cqun^ ,ty J6?*?. east one htrndreiijaud'jSffty (159) feet, iheaci adrth iitty-siX^66) feei UimceE wsst one ^om',ts4 and

SATUBDAXk,tU% 37th day of June, 188f, Within the Jegal nours of said dav, at the Oourt, HOVSfc'dObr |ill!l«rfffistnte,l wiU» affet thej-euti and togei ces to the ing sAren y^.~.~, •.. .. and upon ialjure to realhwa satisfy said ixectitlon and (Wsts, WlTf«e|ijand there offer the fee-simple, in aruS to'saic^Real Estate, to tha highcat bidder -Jor cam to sftlsfy the same,

MSaENWvwavvS. Shetiff.' eo-1

•JtSni»wWs-PlrS'fti' iay1

siuaaw

WASSBN^ENtrNG'S Bstete. At "AttfJf "Te«n ^th»" Cfettrt ofCra4moB. At 'ttiij-AT^t Tem B1m«. at Vigo Ooanty* Indiana, ths Jiatats of ^^bW^^oti^at^?rb wiii

.Wan'enAemai ThoseU^" be rtttled aoeofdlugiy BHIdGS,

Jana8/«dw m* himad nAdminta^ator.

^li,' Kl

oiSLMrd#-' i^ipn4" O COUNTY, S3.—Common fleas n«t -Term, IMS.

Conrt,

Onthl: day, tQ-vrit. the34 day of June, k. b., sH^tft-by Neteoa Piarda.his Attdrney*r and^Jlla lA'oan»pialnti»rai»} also shf

ISM, cmaesthe

the that -tesldiht

APPLICATION

WATCHPrico.

MARSH

IOWA

5ale.

An expertenoa at fifteen years «nabla sur« aattsfhctioa la^rery d^artSSentbfk relating to ajgenaml Beal Batate Agency.

NetSto tsrMqr' gi«ni •iiSBB^rsigned kas bean appeintad AdaalaistwUosof the Mtate

wing

a* non.

If#tle«lBtbsPSte»lMfaeb3r«ivsn tothesaldDa-

attW BWrtTertn or«ttt'W»«d Court, commencing on tbe Third Alwday of Aogust next, a.p.IWb,Atteat: BTJFTJ8 H. 8IMPSON, fltork

JSelacaA-ftane^rU Attm^q .i-lt«ibli»3w 53*"

*Jt»bH|3

for license.

Ihewsdeeslened hereby gives notici that

oua yeaa i^tiia. ytevtissryw whlch-aafcl

«AI^Ot M*m/act«rer', ajllm

Dortw'f A chsuo? to boy new V#al«iat pvttav ^Sveryh^dyrtwWla send ff cttlat arei^rioe listi isWfcg «bH parttoplaM, *L..

eeat wiBbaaWXBsaoq^applleytkTpta 1 CO,l8 Hanover Mk«s. Iwlm wt QHERIF^'S SALE.—By viHne O of tocuJlojL fMu^d the YlgofCoihmon Pl«as Coirf, to nie oiivcted and Wmwd,

SAVOR*

five to) Aaitm&wor less, c,#^-?^sM%0* the iK«thw^ quarter of seatioa tw#nty-»l«ie torn elsvea ^i),r»«gi eight t«). *»»t, andpn

SATITBDAT, the 11th dafof Jidy, lSflB«a» Within the legal hours of said day, at the Court Houwdtwr, lB"T8ftsrH«tjte, Ivrill offer thrirrots

bidder Wf aoffV »«»Ty d«f]

...2 9B_ ...

QTATE QF LNDlANAfw1

entu

•M

HAKBEHT & MASS WAisorr srun, "nSMwly .T DeaMointw,lowA ,»!—

J08K JL* BAT,

BAIiM—By virtue

Jt»*0OfDMM«St! froui the Tigo Common Pleas Court, to me dlractsd »Dd aanvered, in fcrerof David Brackney and against XSaaedy Mc Wrey and BoSwt *cilroy. I am ordered to sell tha following deacri Jed Beal Xatat«,strtiatea In Tlgo Ooanty, Indiana to-*it: fyrtrdtKj&h forty-

seven (4T), elghty J80), two (81), etghty-thre« tajfcf town of KacMaiU^ a®4fa.

and righty-four I

BaxvanAT, the 11th day of July, IMS, within the legal hours of said day, at theOdut

Hou»edoorinTer.«Ha»t*,

I will ofliar the rants

'audpzolUs of tha above described Beal rSstata, together with with ail pritileges hnd appurtenancea to the same belong! sg. for a t«sa not exceedlng seven years, to the highest bidder for ca»v-,"d upon failure to realise a stun nAdial taaatisfy aald Jixacution and coata, I will then and there offer the fee-simple, in and to said Beal Estate, tc the highest and best bHttr[f»:Ca«hi to satisfy the same.

TWs. ITthday of^^ Ju«», JOHN EJZEB. •Prf 16,00.

uq«o»

i» mcM iii iiirMilan as liiiattHn Sfcreat too the Mpi JigtwniptW— Tuewwtfrf

TtMeouogMiaAlalW. t.? jr.•'

-it ,»S

A DMINX^FKATO^aifOlICB JtoBlFSblonbasjh.

g.ai.Tt.,

'S SALE.—By virttie

of a Vte Bill tssaed from tha Vigo Oommon Pleas^Oourt, to me directed and delivered,! in fay or of Bose A. Church and against BgbertiB. the.foli owing aes-

Church and

Church, I will offer for sale wingaei cribed rea' eatate, situated in Vigo county, Ind aWytO-wit: --M-i.it.

The plaintiffs interest in 1«h, off the eaa' side of tb section twanty.niue (29) bit, the lfft» l/jTuly/^M,

200

vest in ftje fi) rods, raor«t or, of the s£nth 'west quarter of 5(29) town eleven (II) raags 3S

within the legal hours of sarid dayi'at the Co^rt Hsuae door, In Terra Hante, I will offer tha rents and profits of the above described Beal Katate, toljtother'wlthallprivil«#ss*nd appdrtehancea to the sama, belonging, for term not .exceeding •even years,'t6 the nightvt Mdder for cash, and upon failure to r. alize a sum sufflcient to satisfy jald Kxecutions and coats. I will then and there oftir the fee Simple, in and toSald Beftl ICatat he highest,hiddar for cash to satisfy the

The corn is shovelled directly from the wagon orcrfb to tha sheller, and ho feeders or extra hands to watch or rogulate them. Xha oobs, dust and chaff are blown out at the end, and the sleaned ccrn delivered on either sida ef tha machine, aa rexulred.

W E E

111. Central B. B. Do,, Chicago, -have Sir' In fss-.ucsA r\ BUch. Central B. IU iQo ChiQago, ba8 S^ur la operation.

Board of Trade, Ohiaago, ha* dveriQMtf operation. mat afid GrMee&t'.Clty -inns, Chicago, have Tat# in operation. -vi vr

H. Fitch Son, Columbus. Ohio, nave Ten in «peratlen.'''"'^' wstssas*

W. E.Delaplane 4 0,t0iircl6Vllle, ftqcrijut 1 -3 Erie Elevators, Cleveland, O. tJnlen XlevatorS, ClnvalaftdvO.E to Jf3C*S bn D. ft M. B. B. Elevators, Toledo, Ohio. ,« Brsy8r«atw.,'"Dtttmsr«r, rrtreinnati, o. B. G. BurkamA Sons, Distillers. .Qlnclnnatf, O. Xitrtdh, Barhett&Oo., Piqua, o: Chaffee A Co.. Tippecaheo, 0.- •.• .«

j?.

Tinkler BrO»„ Klavator, Lafayatts, Ind. 1 Thes. Underwood, Elevator, Laiayette, Ind. XcKaen ft Paddock, Elevator," Terre Hatito, ^McBwen, Webb lllins ISrahKltn, tftij.

Mrewnn, Webb ft Co., Hills, Oolnmbnsrlnd. E. Terrell, Mill*, Columbus, Iud. Pollock ft Bro., Mills, Tineennn, Ind. Plant ft Bro., Mills, St. Louis, Mow Btannard ft Sfaybaok, Mills, New Orleans,1 LaOriswold, Coffin. ft Oo., New /ark., Buenoi Aires and South America. And alt the principal tflns, OTarehodsas and Dktfllerfra of the Felt.

Wis are also manufacturing the best Small Burr Feed Mills Ertant, warranted to grind ft-om J»to75 bushels of meal or feed per hour, according to site, and with one-hali the naual power required. They grind all kinds of gain, coffse, apices, dcogi, paints, ftol

Iron Feed Milir,'Hand and.-Hbrw Po#*r Corn Shelters.

Portable & Stationary Engines,

(HtcbIw Saw Mills, Sttl&gle mUs. Woad-inirk-lag Msehery, Steam punps aii Force rOBt|Ni af aU inn, HkafUsir, rillMa, and Elevator MactolBWT

BUILT TO ORDER.

RICHARDSON'S IE0N«aW0BKB4 A 183 Wsihiagtsn. itraet, sd.ic/r. CKM2A.G-0, ILL,

m3-d4t-lta*-eowwit-fow

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:agt«a adT vk\V^

•iSsAttacli

th day oft April by Wm. Knit'

eo mcSt?

1"''

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*1 ICatatei to the samai IB, SberfK

This, I7th W of June, 1868. JOHN KiZBB

A PPLICATION for LICE x\_ The undersigned

h«)t^bj giTO» npttoa

he will apply to ths 'County Comihlsstoriftri their nuxt—regufar sessloti," ftjr license, •Ml, spirituous and intoxicating Ugaqra in }en quantities than a quart at a time, for the space dTim year* The premises an. vfeiefc saidHonors are to be sold are located on Main Street, between 11th A 12th streets, In Terre Haute, in Harrison to* n«Wpt Jigftjaumlj, Indiana^

Jel0dlw3t ALTBID SWA

TO"8 GRAIN SHIPPERS,

MILLERS AaiD mSWLEIM

#el?^^liufaotdrin'g'^e (^letrafea Hichard's Power Coru Shellei's, OF AXTTTTZir-^ CXPACirT.

Ske lR S# to 000 biakeis" per how.

Xo. S Hhells 100 to ISO hnshrls p«r hour. No. 4 Shells 60 to 100 ouBhels per bow.

IFmrly l,OW JIIacMinfis Are in ^faily ttie tbKi'tighout tie West, many of «bich havsm& Ave or slx yfar«,.wlthout!)a dollar's expense for repairs.

Th»y«Wll the Oora pSrfeotly c!AnfSWto the Tfoy dp

COHOS BALL HUGH

larselikw Trlsisringg, Cwaplete AgsitfMiV

oorfbif* OIBULEB.

teva iii 4*iw arrif

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is r.v *i#b aa j)r.•Is a... bi& *&i tarn i(m&> *dt aiYm 1. SS« rt# *i.. it II* lo »•. btifudL £%& 6 &s aoijieoq iid gsifWoif \d •aw ,.ps3. -usvfcH ,6 \sooikwdi «N) wU bsAm ba* fc^nioq

ifciaw fefl* aqiaaawoJ Vi fUa A Aur'jt bfttithftMS itafeW ItOS

1:1:1:1,11,1:1:1

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ia«4£«} Q9lB

and there

BEST ASSOBTMEN

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I N E S tisi Jtonoio ..soi?.9

SIJJl Fringes* ah o^i^frstt m. if. -c ri 81 ~d -B ,«• 31

Bnllton Fringes,

Cloak Trimmings,

BaHras

-ivi. r* iif. 1/5 fiusjoieo cO

#iKjq«s .hitfxaimoz

.0 .W -M i-oiioffi tiO

jet VuJoUad c! jtqj^ssr^ Daatmaw 4*/ti «Jo7 as butispsn''o:»*^. xaizbib naociuiO 67iJaw|«w d&midi ,i aa4« ivnu'J aiiT •1 ^-JkltbeiBo ?ol

langtb.

The? clean the cbrn"' fff% witae'ftncntlon fog mill or,ifaricet. ral r.-f They require lew pswer than Hachlne of the a a a a a it W We Warrant Every Mischlne

NOB. 0, and_2, are adapted for Large Ship"1 porsi WarehouBes, IfliilTIers, sc. SoS. 3 and-4 site «rpecially anapted~f«tr Mill*.

CWm

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Plttahnrgb Elevator Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Cfias. Olaaier A Oo., Kcb't'Mnis. Indiitnapolis. Hoosier State Mills, In ia' apolis. ^Sayes 3s Bro., Distillers, Laiffehreburg, Ind. Bnrkam ft Co, Distill rs, Cambridge, Ind. B. M. Talbot ft k., Blevator, Pern, Ind._ Shearer ft Co., Elevator, Peru, lad. 1t[

WiUenbergir ft Co., Blevator. Peru, Ind. Dlrlt ft Bnchanac. Uflvrtor, Huntington, Ind. Johnson ft Co.|Mob't l)aila, 'ti«jgaaspm, Ind. Gteo. Cecil 4 Co Mch't Mills, Logansport, Ind. Wies. Wilsoi 3t Oo., Mch't Afills, ljbgatn^ort, ^°Jatoe9 Spears ft Co., Blevator, La/ay^tfe, Ink,

al. b»ta

4^ ana Matn Sts.

DRY- COODft*

tuo «o*

'TOflOifi: Ia I' :gjQv.-uir1* A 3*.iV otJ- 9di diooa?s 0$ Jwi Ssf*! s's 101 Yjtuofaiae.af'f11 boa nws™ tab ol caisiaaiaS bxi0- tdtm 1^*05

£i ..„£:

s%isu/m j»4v* •it. -ens fe

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WILL

OIH18B

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BEST SMHDAKB

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MANHOND:

Jul* Patlithti, a aroW netlrpe. Priet,tb ««jb. THE KATTTBAL TBKATamt, ssj Badiaal Oare at BperMtocAcSa, or Saminal weakness, Involuntary Xmtsslona.' Sexual Debtttty, and tapadfetnts *e VhTriaga an. ncapai ridktutse, *C,.^y Bon. J. J^orVf the "drm* Book,"

4 mlatt seal,' W ptata cw^eio^ toy fomasv osnwbt ab.c«at.«t t«^ tUmpaTto CHAS/ J. C. KLljrf A OO., nT«ow«T,!Feirlo»*. Fwl^AeeBextiS*.

Dr. 'Qulvwrswirs "Uterta# OahKa," prfce S8 coats.

0*BLeooDa.

SUMMER GOODS I

las lo •fb StSSi

MtPKWAipi'tfSOF CAST! .•c-o faflafc •---^-,1 •»iv. .riej stsn I .gnifttB

WiA BYCEtoCO. y?«yf {"v»

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Headings, Gimps,*]

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Tdta^—aaTii-AT^aeaAiaH. 40?

WOREjifi^s aid ftU

for Infants, Lace

moral.' i"/" ^."f T7XTRA Lengths" antfSizes, La* l!i diw and Seat*

Hoae and Socks, ^l8ri

YOUN&

Superfine,

LADIES'

_J^oKa,Irtfer^. :i a. to»"CkiC»#I fid® .noiinovijoO E A O 'iw

wmykWiB&

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OottOn Parasols

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At 121-4 etsjer yart,*etal

•fwH 1 tasH—dmiO

Pattern* and Styles.

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t.-iiKoqqs «w ooJiisaRio© Hr,o\fS4tSnao'j »ii #S*43

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a t« ,maim We ara mfjeing Jta~&*'d iL rjf

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COMPLETE STOCK •wtc fr tdtmM ao#«iE— «it

CCS sal «x?i

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ban oaofo oi -rj)b

GOODS jmfct

PA»A«0LM

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EMBROIDERIES,

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XfjMBfiOIDBB'D GKBBKADNBS, X^worth «U« pat yard, S*DTO»I» W. 8.BYCE&CO -r .^a •A v- ?awoI i*'

PLAID O^LIN^

VD'00B1

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per yard BEDtCED toitt

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ACE POINTS aad SHETLAND XJShaWla, CRXAI*.27

a!n idii

CO.

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liftvuMw A Pereali

MUSQUf^O BARS

fcf a

A Large Stock, bonght oheapnd fold cl

Children's. Hoi

rfini a& tvjiemtrini o»*ar4ai 33"cil 5 orIdi*Th|ar r'?r-rj r?ifJjfi 45W*

GENTS'HALF HOSE,j -tii eisiittj- ssiMtn ytimikuWi asWaaed ay%aMsi -maioo I ftBall Trimmings, Bufilnga, Tape

Mrtt Mawfllles Trim-'

aaodf Wl ®S»OII8*a Hew Styles afid Great

Variety.

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4. LARGE8VOCK of STAPLES

€. WITTIW A CO' I iar. Ktzt, Doot Davia' Ding S

BDdBIBMMB -1*7/ »M ei.il gsiied fsnu Ttloriw fctui «0-oaoioao«a mvr scii

i|rt3 07*sl vmrmtuL U. ™i aa^.:. iimsitmm »di ai iat s'lalsiiq \o wi*r

(W-Mi ras Liqm :ioKTs

to Qcts W1

8. BYCE Sc CO. JO .:Ai «jat j* ^uu i.,

TAJpliSSl^.

SMls, for Sacqttaa, at LOW PE10E9. jr. S. RYCE & CO.

yfjrodl.

Ulrflfc

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OOOP SBJETS, NEW, STYLES A-l-Just recalyed, acd will b« sold less than clat ofiabor ta sasfce.

witotiiirtiviij lu iw univur imirrediate relief.c Be also ex^e from the effects 'of—

8 0 7« MATW STRKET.

•ytta..SifMyt a snoigqiosf isJtt

:-.m&

-mtmm oa

**JT€8'I Hum iswauBVi ipitiowm 3 »s ft* ^aM«: M!» «*w »d -ia"s».fa lojB5Me*.ib fCjfvr OPPOSITB ,MoK£lN S BAJSK .if si/i oi awat«c«j 3n f»9cqi sjt.oT, & it el 0*4" fuat iiMUru,

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lo oixit^cU

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«Jt? Hi: .. -B^0 :^"«V ... aW'3»ej|*tf boioirf boofd b!oo oj ^eaan^t) I*

GREAT SUCCESS OF '"•i -a mmjA wuiarr ,*«t

Owmgto incroasiivg patronago and tho ean^H^intalions of many friemdsand patrofi&51)P. S: ha^been induced to proton? hwstiwin this xrityj and'cwi "be cj««ulted -«fe"'ljis rooms, at tae until Jttly -v/iifl" .• u: a ^ma I wotdid *b eroforo invito aH'th|^8%Wo the ilk that flesh, is heir to, togive him a call" and thfcTt^'^bairiay'isbt kuov? tho c^iasd ofyoar sickneeaot distress, he -will tell yoxi^whatorgans or parts of the system are*ffested^»ndto?wlwi« «xt*5iit. Oalt'arfd^tisfy yourselves. .%Uo «riHSq[

The ecrtraordinary tit h|B piactice has established for his system ftf.oure a reputation unparalleled in th* historj" of raedi^Me,

array «f words oan add to its gloty^aad tho malignity of it» *eh«!Bitos pamot diminish its brilliancjwwBis treatment of disoas«8 «omtn^8 Ae. BleGtricity and Vegetable Medicines. He neither blisters, bleeds, gives mineral poisons,.nor noxious drugfc' A succeggftri prk6tico has proved his remedies to bt ceri.-un, eafe and efficient. t. "^To those wtimng with €ATARBH( BR0N€HITI8 or COltSCMPTIONv in its first or earliest stages, hu offers a sure -eure and \a,poli» jbuvitation «aH suffer

msxax'jU.

®dT-

ddltOfirj^. HIP DISEASES,

§a,tKi\ io *di lo

coops. b&nntf

mo* mem, .yetamiw Kt •«i

*^«K9 tart Uiaa^a

aLiaem

.imawrt/Vgutlba*

te.

3SS1 fll

.TO GIVE HIM^, QAULh•

Bead the following extracts froa^tW Press. -Tfa»~St Lou» jDispcte^-says: D*. Spfwntfy, IsUno of ttie ihost accoos lkhed. p^ysiciaoa In tile eoantry, tirhj

lQjS-lung compkinU and ebronio dis wjth a supceBa. tUai ia a£sqo|l mirftc^lou 'WherfevSr ho Baa practiced to :bas ^ea «Bte^rk«bTy Torttnfate, eating mahy tby sands of sufferers from premature graces and by his system of medical eleotricitj rfor he p^rfbrmod curae in an iiaroen variety of the most complicated disieaeei. Wo have been acquainted with vha jDoetor fpt many yehts, ahdcanvough fcr b|a professional rtill and ability to perforii all that tie promises^ and, to iia being a btnoane and liberal thinded fcentlfcmao,

Tho Salem Observer says: By gentiitnaitly doportment, olrbanity of matin er», and his aoccdaefbl method of treating diieMe, ho ha3 gftiued for himself a 3arge circle of friends ^oicomo Wa rituTOlat 'toy ftitm'ei ponod:' "We heafttly neotnmerid bift£,40 tbe afflicted Whereyar he may ao. t*mvcn

And the Montreal Herqld remarfi Dr. Spinney, founder anS.^opriator of the Electno HedicaL Ijastitnta 19 t| city, is aa educatod physician,,atui am of quick and strong perceptive fao^iltioi, woil calqulatod to traat ali eompiicated diseases, .j ~j «rr?.« ?r aaoiai^ .81

Not having room to publish a long tilt of tesiimoaWs the Dr. would say to tM)|e who are not satisfied after perusing tW following, call at tb9 office where be wijl Ihow othefs, and give reference, to haaoy who^have received great bea98t .frfihi his

ii mi AC

a bus txr~ Ja»cnsTOiqnf{ adi 1 1 ci a bfotf WALL PAPEH .a-.fcj iwi'iOliiTO'.-..,-0 taw •ttvhq-.VcntAW -TM

IB •M do

At -o br

^qjosi,M:c«rr*i,i*ai.uDii!oto« -faa

c- bB* ?*s

»Sd ttit lo Jsora to&ft wi taw »fi [a as mrlmmsds ds*JiM e»Ao i«&

mm «w? »w|l! HANI!,' -i no* A si zes

SifWS,"101" ""•iM

«ox c-ifw sao BLilKS, tn Jiw O^W T1WT8, $e. Ae. oajcitfc fyta-iod. '•.»« *4*. %7*1 vti fcoa

tfa—'-»

'-Jtcm etfj i* IS QBXAT VABU!TS. rpj

Cfcwekta, IS

C" j, (JiJcM

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A—«?tr«-aaSf *.vatt Mmitet *di rirm rfmrtM*v$d lMmmso* liwti t-xMamottfTn t»d}

ererrtxHiy ndrntud

Kiieent? vtmytxb'

b'-i"* c' msltt its

Db. Spinjiex:—-I fael it lmposnble fo express my gratitude to you for tha wonderful cure yoa have made. My loot lesr, which bad lost a large bh&re 6f t|e^ fiesb, from the effects of Erysipelsa (i properly treated atfirithy abOther pby clan,) is now qpita waU, afid thebones a rausclee, oace plain to ba seen. are covered over nicely with flesh, in a be thy condition. Tbough for long tim lay in hopeless conditiooj giVea up many as beyond tbe reach,of medical a I have, by your hind attention fbt t4tt weeks, 1»qb saved, and I feel that yoit have been anjostrument ini: the Itacds ot'

Qodto prolong mylifeuOWith feelings the deepest gratitude. 1 ,Maoi

I remain your humble servant* MBS ... Mas. 0. HAWKINS, St. John, Iftay 4,18g3^ ,3?rlncess St.

ia Li

?i- %tisIf fiy--""-*" ""1

dy^

The St. Johpa. faonimg JV«wa aayi: Pew physicians who, hayo ever vijit^ our olt£ hare so complete won tha Cotifl(3{ -.f«ngj donoe and commoodation of their fw tients as has Dr. Spinnctyv Wo.tWfe hear him spoken of by his_patrons in tw mosVeati^aoto^y t«nns,T^u^r^p|9ut diseaifeB is eSoctaalr an?, ^j^io|94^ in' hira a real friend, r4»H*bv -s sdi

iMtff Umt»9\ wfl"

..• ii£ .jMssaccis^rfsr"" x! ,aoiia^i#6 ^^.fy -.-ffn I.W r«n To the Editor of the Evening Tetegfmfc

f.&! w-t

trmnri" IlKiliOl ifl

I* OK

E^S KHN-3SK&Y. an-".- if\% um. *. a*. axaz if A fi*U« ft ST

in this

te House,

A[No

m% pi* tmmq

EHYSIPEI.AS, SALT-KHEUM. TBl'TEB^ 'iU jjicRASH, AND EVERT HtmiOB OF"

I'/^whatevBr KIND ANDai #-1

.a CHARACTER.

f. ...r.. ,» .OOMM* Iwrf Likewisli. Spinal Disease^ Curvatures, St. Vitus Danee^ Prtff.-PftlnlyBifl-W Contracted Kupclee, JQi&ldrtott its vii i»»d satJiw

XWS'PEPISIA .:? 55 9'W *1 ... (JenerftJ Debility,Hftbitunl Oonstipation,

Um 0wdT

a t»&c^ t&e Ladies^ _The ,%.ctor. would most eapadaHy o«ll. Having spent:many year*_tthe sfa)4y and treatment or female complaints, he feels craipetpTTo" treat tHem, jn jfteir a-|mOtf ntaHgnArif ftrtnr, he #feif tTOr^foie onrdiftllj inrvito aU w&e wt*y b* ^»cl%d \yit^ p^o^strfr^ring from any? ot tfce

his new method of cyire, whfglffiairwfex^d thouaattds of their suffertngr,~oiid saved £?a^y from a premature grayesnajtAM ,XHt 9id3 fli ,1«W «ibh* eati

*dS

hseoi Meaical «Iettricitr» v* Fat all ladieii who are afflfctea 'e^j^W the following^complaiata: ejctreciities, weak stomachs, lame and weak backs, nervous and sick

nfll dis«afle*««£ the orgai^ and alK oihir attepd% c9pDli|i^u of the genitq-uribafy organs, is a Bate, mild and efficimt/^a^

Dr. —Bpirmeyr ®JtWtTT~BenovatinK ^rned3rtor attJ'IW«g^7a?Hy' 1ftcf«l^t to or mairwd Tladiea, ^fvhatber fajbi gold, *kkne|a,Jnau!ti*n a 8ur^,nSafe, $hd mil(f medicine.. aiL±,Js invaTuaWe tS whrpjCfefVlgbrand he a to a an a I ly vegetable, containing nothing in,''.*fee

Tail ^rtfbula^ giv sop allJs. '.^rt^ssottt

Professor's treatment, *pd. am happj Ig say that 1 feel like a new mad again, tieved of my dtotres^ and' iWfe^iag Wfe

in days gone by. &U mmixMSsm WxiUAM Srwiiwe,

F. S.—Anr, nersoo wiwuoit, co

Montreal, &pt. U, 18^ ts Ssgwsuk I ViifiWtf mi&stnmon

&dj udt ja&btsrs't 10J41 Mt* ,*m*a %ss ,%b

mip

5 ^4 S' erf f» JBOORATIONS»t

I a S If a doing a great Hymtice to you. andrJ^l ng £ar short of. my.duty to xpy |5tp»^^Fe%^Tpu3^ a«|w»wle^ge the^qi«fit, xecwtjsi fyj jour ikHfal treatment. Before comiac to you, I had been suffering for abefut six years with a eongh and aflteflon 'of the laog«,%hich

Tf4a^laft,^eca^eq»y»

ierioas, W*SM|O»

TDdrirtonths sibc^ I plac*}- myteff rf^der

r' -ii fl-Vf, KMJrn 4Wt|UiE£##l,r am happy ter lisy »gon^®oj,lttpgs-£»l ia sad strong, aj)d my general health is rMtorffl-

I^aii trny lay ttiat I #ould heartily fWSSHatft nd air wl»o "»aift* '#lth inr#afaintiMH fa ptaoa ^themflelres under your

,0-

Nottii^MiawjGigajBr.

SSSat^Wnt delay..aWUh hearts thanks Tor my speedy recovery and resto^ ration to h(Hut6. t'a&Tinbst re?p^c«Wlt" 0 ?»t Exxzmxvth Mittrop! P' 752 Cass aranue, St Louia.^Ed

yona

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WhO^&^ fee Suffering from hfttl fo yonthftii follie#' or indfscrefioai1 well ta est boon eyerfaid at tne aftaMi humanity. Dr. ^. wiU .gij^ni%e4o £ra'^ felt one hundred dollars for every Qatejof

seminal weakness, or any kind or characterwl nd fails to.oure. ^fie Would,thartforeldy to the uofortuhafe eufferera wlui.jnay^Mid this notice,"that ydu are' treading upon

in see&tog- toe jMj|wrnremroy t" your oopipiaiaj yoa iiiay ba ia tberflrst Mtge ^membeijqi^ara t^pcqa^iAg,tte|M ff you are Doraenng ypon ,the lasU and teg aGitrte or an Ha iil eflbcttf^remember if you ob«inately pfef8iit*ft fmfSistiaaticmj the ,tim^, must oonae wlttp the most Skillful physician caorendei yjPjHUpo as is an he he aT O or be closod ffgalflSf you then ni) Aht»l of mer^c^ii t)rfdg ^fott ttp 6fce has iiiaJJoetoe nfailed of 'sal^esK^TlMariet notdespaif work itself apoa your i*afi*

is beyond- the reach, of m&tfcal skill, or

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DEAB SIR,—For five or six years Tna beon afflicted with dy^pepftift in ifrfmeat save re form. I fcave bete treated ft* by Aome of the most able physicians Montreal. From time tb time I placed myself ilndef their treatment, ana.aft vising an endrmoutr qaanttty of medicir felt myself only growing worse. 1 diseau increased, appetite ^aMed,J(wKs troubled with a sensation of pain, weight and fullness at the opigrastrium, costivienees became depressing, mf spirit# rterw low, oausiog great dejection. I triad al) W land's, of advertised, ^(tdief. |p no pnjrp pose, My hopeV 'of recovery began to fall, when at fasti concluded to tryProfesai,r Snwirxv's new method of euro. I 1 now a little over two aionths uad^r-th»

There are many men of the age of thirty

qttent evacuations rrtm tneoTadas^ often aocompaaied by a sllgtit^srtartin^ ning sensation, and weakening the «yst*n in ^manner the patient «a#no$ |^«m|t fpr. On eiarhlntng the urinary denosW a ropy wdfm'ent will" often' ba roand, aad sometimes amaU partlolee of alti&tffcn

will appear, «r tha coior, wiH be of^jMuin milkish hue, agajn changing to .a^da^k ihd turbid appearance. T?hePe, are Many men who^ledf the caaMh-.'i .'m la ba» ynicm^p

Dr. S wiU guarantee a-pecCect care in

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imnUsJof a.~reguler»y.«duait** f^aloMn, aMias hu*if«*#U tho duties he must fulfill yet thecouatry is flooded with poor nostrums' SW alb, porportfng to tasHremnfilbe Rorld, #ncB a«rti« ^l/iM^ij^- SefNtPwls in.

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4niia*d oeoititatieni by' ital^ti«Mfltont from iae*perieaced4ihyslclw»Aj» feaaml

practioner. navlnc neither oppi 'nor finie Wmilre himself acqUafnte**Wltli tlMir ^ailiolo^ lco6^nlyiffita*9(*96i\e system ^^|»t^?i|ti49 an indiscriminate use of tbat antiquated and dangeFOui WMponT

Atf wW'Save comm^Wd -WSKbli of any kind, wbetber it teetteifa&a«rjr alee

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