Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 July 1868 — Page 3

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EXPRESS

Wednesday Morritttg, Jolv 15111,

Republican County Tteket.

Pft.

unawinni. Bl&Jt

T5aa££?S^W0*'1 EMSLE1 HAMILTON.-—-.'roi ortia. ^4iti. it jaDS» &• TUJUHEB., ii .t.-:

rot TftfAfltosEu,

MOBT0W 0:'«iKaEIH. v#s ftiLBEirr, NICHOLAS FILBECK.

FOB

SIU KTitB ATFtAIBEB. JAMES J&CBGAN. ra* COMKWSIoKEE, B1NOKI O. XBUJCBLOOD.

FOR BtmVEirO*,

ALKXANDEB COO?KB...

"F0» 'OOMWM, -'f l»imr CHBI8TY.

FOB AM1SW*—BAUnOK t^WMHlP, D. B. WIIE.

HOT!

Dii you keep cool yesterday?

FRENCH & Go.'s CIRCUSi» coming goon.

LARue'r

•bortly.

Mikbtrstlb will be here

BRICK

aand.

are selline at $6,75 per thou-

FLOUR, the best $12,50 per barrel.

brands, is down to

The COUNTY COMMISSIONERS hold special session on Saturday.

THE Cikcuit COURT convenes in ad journed session thiB morning.

HODA, ice cream and paper collar men are tho only people in town pleased with this weather. a

THE Bloomingten

Democrat

advocates

the nomination of Dan Voorhees as the Democratic candj^f^ for Congress.

A PROTEST against the removal of the PoHt Office from its. present quarters is being circulated 4Ad signed.

.SETTLING.—The new building just erected by W. H. Sage, on Main street has settled several inches, crushing the show window of Watkins, Slaughter & Barton, adjoining, and otherwise injuring the huildfng.

THE MAD STONE.—A woman in the southern part of the city is trying the Virtue of Mrs. Taylor's mad stone, having been bitten last Thursday by a dog supposed to be mad. •*:—H—1—1

A COMPARISON of statistics shows that the weather this year is much hotter than at any time in the last. The heated term commenced earlier, has been more unbearable, and will last raueb longer than in 18C7.

FREE BATH.—A half-crazed old woman may occasionally be seen at the artesian well, with oboes and stockings off, and one foot up on the stand into which the water flows, bathing her lower limbs, totally regardless

the visitors.

BROKE HIS LEG. Saturday evening last, a saddle and harness maker, whose name we could not learn, stepped out of the door at the rear of the second story of Phoenix Row, Under Corinthian Hall, to the pavement below and broke his leg at the ankle.

MAJOR MAX F. A. HOFFMAN, our popular German candidate for Secretary of State, is in the city. HiB composition is Buch as to lose nothing by acquaintance, And the more thoroughly he mingles with the people, the larger will be the majority for our State ticket next October.

COL. THOS. H. NELSON will speak at the following titoes and places Orleans, Orange county, July 16th.

Spenctr, Qwpn county* July 18th. Lebanon, Boone county, July 30th—at night.

Lafayette, Tippecanoe county, July 31st —at night.

PEOPLE engaged in bugging their potato vines should exerciseB great cautionTwo women near St. Paul, Minnesota were killed a few days ago by poison received from these bugs. One ate her dinner without washing her hands after killing the vermin, and died in the most terrible agony. The other received the venom through sores in her hands and died immediately.

A MAN whom long experience has rendered sage, discourseth as follows about shoes. The attention of young ladies is especially invited: "Narrow shoes with high heels, which are now the fashion, are serious obstacles to a good-figure Without a solid basis it is impossible jto sustain the form in an erect posture, arid poised, as our young girls are, upon the stilts in fashion, it is not easy to preserve their equilibrium. They thus habitually bend forward or backward to the right or to the left, until in the course of time they become permanently misshapen in one direction or the other."

LOOK OUT FOR ANOTHER GIFT Swindlkb.—Messrs. Isaac E. Rose & Co.. of 814 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, have placed us, and doubtless thousands of others throughout the West, under deep obligations for an offer which, accepting their figures, would leave us Indebted to their generosity for exactly $43 worth of drv goods. They offer to send us an "Irish Poplin Dress Pattern valued at $48,'' on receipt of only $r, with the promise on our part to display our valuable dress goods to all our friends and acquaintances. They notify u« that '"two weeks is allowed after the receipt of the sealed order, to accept and remit the money, or reject tho offer.

We are rather inclined however, to distrust Messrs. Rose & Co.'s good intentions in this little matter. In the first place, we are afraid $48 is a pretty high valuation to put upon an Irish Poplin Dress Pattern—we even suspect that we could purchase a batter article in this oitv for less than the $5 they require us to send, and then we haven't a satisfacto ry assurance that Rose & Co., will send tho Dress Pattern as they agree tu do.

Besides we don believe their statement that our postmaster has recommended •js as just the person to display an Ir:sh Poplin Omw Fa«em to advantage."

LIGHTNING.—During the thundor-storm yesterday evening the lightning struck the flag-staff on the passenger depot rending it into splinters and slightly damaging the roof. Fortunately no one was hurt, notwithstanding a large num ber of people wero about the building at the time. Several felt the shock quite perceptibly. Our informant says the sensation was as if a needle had pricked him on top the bead.

Habeas CORPUS.—.losiab Norton, con fined in jail under indictment for assault and battery, witli intent to kill George Yost, wa3 brought before Judge S. Maxwell on a writ of habeas corpus, yea terday, and after investigating the whole matter, the bail was reduced to one hundred dollars, which he gave and was released. The offense alleged was commit ted near a year since. The State was rep resented by L. F. Muzzy, Esq., and the prisoner by Mesarii. Baird & Cruft.

ANOTHER HOT DAY.—Tho mercury yesterday indicated precisely the same temperature of tho day previous —98° to 100° in the ahade. Between three and four o'clock the joyful snund tf thunder fell upon this corporation of puffing, sp.ittering,sweltering, weltering humanity. It was followed soon nfter by a dashing summer rain, but not much change was made in the atmosphere. The bake turned to a boil, the blftze to hot steam.— Later in the evening, however, a pleasant breeze sprang up, and our readars we hopo had the luxury last night of pleasant. sleep.

POWDER BURNING.—An' ordinance is pending in the City Council of Indianapolis to prohibit the firing of cannon and Boman candles, or the lighting of bonfires within the city limits. Such an ordinance should be adopted by every city. Almost every citizen will join us in the assertion that the glory, enthusiasm, or call it what you will, docs not pay for the danger and loss of life and limb attending the firing of cannon. Within the past few days we have read of more than a dozen accidents, and several deaths from the premature discharge of cannon. In our own community we have had the terrible death of Rennor, and one year ago last Fourth, that of Daniel Reid. Those who saw these poor fellowB besmeared with blood and piteous in agony, wrestling with death, will never forgot the horrible scene. Let tho useless custom bo done away with. The same amount of money expended for music will do more in drawing crowds to political or other gatherings, cause ten times the en* thusiusm, and afford more real pleasure.

SUMMER FRUITS.—An exchange says that acids promote the separation of the bile from the blood, which is then passed from the system, thus preventing fevers, the prevailing diseases of summer- All fevers are 'bilious' that is, the bile is in the blood. Whatever is antagonistic of fever is cooling. It is a common saying that fruits fcrn 'cooling,' and also berries of every description ic is because the acidity

DKADItock—

Monday afternoon

Sudden Death

Mmcus Mogger, brewer on Poplar street, and Services of Geo. H. Pendleton." near the canal, while delivering some beer at the depot, bad an attack similar to gun-stroke. He was carried home, and resisting all medical attention, died yes- Uoa. terdav afternoon at about the game hour as when flrat attacked.

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PROVOKING. Yesterday afternoon Isaac Norm in filed a complaint against Loren G. King for attempting to provoke him to fight. King was found guilty and fined accordingly. He then filed a similar charge against Norman who was found.to bo "as deep in ibe mud as be in the mire," and made to come down with an equal bill of fine and costs

...... Vice President

ing the blood. Hence the great yearning for greens, and lettuce, and salads in the early spring, these eaten with vinegar hence, also, the taste for something sour, the lemonades on an attack of fever. But this being the case, it i* easy to seo that we nullify the good effects of fruits and

sugar, or even sweet milk or cream. If wo eat them in their natural state, fresh( ripe, perfect, it is almost impossible to eat enough to hurt us, especially if we oat them alone, not taking an^/liquid with them whatever.

FOREPAUQH'S GIGANTIC MENAGERIE AND CIRCUS, as will be soon by reference to our advertisements, will pitch its colossal tent for the first time in Terre Haute, Monday July 27th. This establishment, beyond all doubt, is llie gracilesi. affair of the season. Few, if any, exhibitions, of its grandeur and magnificence, have ever been witnessed in the State of Indianfj while tho colloction animals is by iar the largest and most complete ever brought together and plaeod on exhibition in this country. Adam Fornpaugh, though anew man, comparatively, to this section of the country—this being his»eeond annual tour to America appears before us a model manager, having received an onviable reputation as the most successf.il and intrepid caterer of public amusements, known to the profession. He is at the head of a monster entertainment, accumulated at an enormous expenditure ol time and means, said to be the grandest equestrian and zoological aggregation of the nineteenth contary. In the roologicai department, which we notice, by the way, is entirely separate and distinct from from the circus, though but one prico of admission is charged, there is a choice excerpt of living wild animals, of tho rarest and most beautiful specimens, requiring twenty-two massive cages and dens to contain them, besides the collection of

Elephants, Camels and Dromedaries, the finest of the kind ever witnessed by mortal eyes. The Circus »s said to be largo well equipped and composed of artists of acknowledged ability.

Mr. Forepaugh believes advertising just what his exhibition contains—no more, no less—and entertains a supremo contempt for all third rate mountebank shows advertising throe times as much as they are able legitimately to perforin. It is, therefore, with pleasure we hail the advent of this grand first-class exhibition in our midst, and advise everybody to go and behold the wonders that God has made-

AN ENUMERATION of school children is now bciflj*. made by Mr. W. H. Valen-

The BAbbers charged two prices for shaving the long faces of disappointed Democrats Saturday evening.

G&K£2tCORN sells in this markot at twenty-five cents per dozen. Rather COBtivn for a laxative.

THE DEMOCRACY of Terre Haute just now Rumour Grant men than tboy care to.

WILL the "Young Men's Democratic Club" resolve itself into a Hard Curren* cy Seymour Club? •ii .utrteab

TERSSMTAL.— A. J. Calkins, editor of the Princeton

Clarion,

THE

was in the city yester

day and favored us with a call.

ragBMM *11

AN UGLY old bachelor suggests that births should be published under/t|tp of -'new music."

large, si.rfco it has ao many connections all over "Ibis great country.

knocked down Saturday night and severely bruised in a row ori«N"drth Fbifrtbstroet.

Now is the- tilhfc W* '"WeWHep column "to charge on the broken lines of the "haatt.sick' Demooraoy. id and

Thk WHEAT HARVEST in this vicinity will bo nearly completed this week.„ The farmers We in high glee over the full

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vr *3

RELIABLE REPORTS from Sttlirgan and Clay counties represent the Democracy as •'.wearing at Dan. voorhees for his cruel slaughter

THE Indiana Democratic candidal^ for Governor has-^p pw!%j^rien$$®in"fllis ity, just now. He4$ openly^accuaed^of conspiring with the "Tall Sycamore' to lay out "Young Greenbacks."

SCHOOL HOUSES.—The lotting of contracts for the building of two school houses, was awarded by Trustee Naylor, on Tuesday—the carpenter work to Paul McCoskey. for $3,962,10 each house and the brick work, plastering and stonework to Orrin Allen.

«The Journal mentions the following names in connection with the Democratic nomination for Congress in this district Wna. Mack, B. W. Hanna, AndrewHumphreys, A. -B. Carlton, S. H. Buskirk, D. W. Yoorheep, Thomas Dowling, Samuel R. Hamill.

CoMtlrtfc—We received a dispatch Sat. urday evening from Yankeo Robinson, requesting us to,.,ftQA^sa4is4#M$y^tifc, bran new show coming "soon.'? 75ho~*going people will hail the annouuement with pleasure, ns he has one of the most extensive ext.ablishroentB^no^t^vell^g-

MATR»10KIAL.—H^W|a^W£is Mt favorable to CHe fiurtnmoniai TSarket. The following are the only persons who applied to tho County Clerk list week for the proper license:

Isaac Pavisand Eliza Fasig. -Iaam Jones and Rebecca Stark, fames'H. Murray and Mary Dtiniavy

POOR jCAN has^faflecfe a£a£ three strlng|.' ,gtL isn't ^opjjnated

which they contain aids in separating the canoy for him on the State ticket. It re bile from the blood, that Is, aid3 in purify- mains to be tested whether the "friends" who "utterly repudiate and denounce'' his action in the New York Convention, will help him to swing on his third string" for tllo race against Carter.—

Nous wrrons.

WW UU1IUJ gwu *iur»..*a vi —7 berries, in proportion as wo eat. them with attendance at the called meeting ti? «ie

Grant Olub, Saturday evening but in view of the fact that a large majority of the members were attonding the last exhibitioner assisting in the performance of the "Drummer Boy.' tho meeting was adjourned till Thursday evening of this week, at T^iclj time a-

fall

Harmony, Clay county 18th, 1868, at?:: Ellettsvillo, July '2Qtb,

night.'

Mitcholl, Lawrence county. Thursday, July 23j, at night. Bowling Groon, Clay county, Saturday, July 25th, at night.

12y-aot«s in Prairie Creek township for

M. A. Jej

ett's sabditit. ...

Husbands

aAftjfriaJ

desired, as'busines'of impftrtaflce t-ftlW

brought forward. *9®"r's'*^

MAJOR W. W. CARTER, Union candidate for Congress in tho Sixth District, will address his fellow-citizens on tho present condition of public affairs, at the following times and places, namely

Wonder if the Democracy of this city will ratify the nominations made at N York, and invito Dan Voorhoee to lend ceremonies .-Ji ..1—:

THE SHAM BATTL£ announced for Saturday afternoon drew an immenee throng of men, woijauu. and clyldrcu Main street. Sobu.after one o'clock tho Rebel and Union troops appeared, each with appropriate ensigns, uniforms, &c., erfch with bands playing "Dixie" for the rebels and National airs for tho Union my. After some sharp skirmishing, Ohio and "street#, tho figh*, end»d at tho corner oJi-Mttin and Sixth, with inglorious defeat of the rebels. Th were not so^sjp% #el£^ora: in rank^as ex* pected for the reaeon that most of the men are mechanics and could not conveniently leave thefiVtforlB Still it gave people an idea of what a real fight would be. It was warm work for the boys, but not near so hot as some of the fiery deals many of the bravo voterans havo

SEVERAL cases of stmstroko are report-

FLORA KU'nz wiTI havo a grand concert at Indiamtpolis Friday night.

'.•JOHN WBStd|r/TafBdafcreI1iEb®1^B' 2 JCUflbrnocratic Congressional Convention for the 5th District, meets at Alar--tinsville 3 ~j—ta* 3| ffifrvffiitucH i? a white delegate wprtli 2 the groat question now agitating the

Democratic, mind. r. Z. ill.

MISS JESSIE TAGGART's complimentaHj^Jt^icort came off at tho Opera Hall, Indianapolis, last night. We hope il was a bumper.

INgi^fA^delegates to onvention are living in

to the Democratic

living in (Urict retirement

They have nothing to say and don want to be provoked with questions.

:inent Democratic political of

,0Kn""" M,ri0" macty'

ring the result of the Now York

Convetiiion, hoisted a banner inscribed, 'resident HORATIO C. MOORE

AN Artesian Well for the use of the Indianapolis -ITict) Department, otl the corner of ^Vermont and Meridian streets, will be conwaeioed in a day or two, under tho charge of Chief Richmann.j

THE acconrtnodivtion train on the Toledo & Wabash 5^adj Sthep

a few

noiles

this sido 'Ofi DelphipMonday afternoon, ran over an old "ISAy, supposed to be deaf, who was 'walking upon the track, severely if not fatally injuring her.

THE"selling out" of tho Indiana delegates in the New York Convention is still the theme of Democratic discourse all ovflr the State. The Wall street- bondholders proved totf rftany for the honest Hoosiors

THE Indianapolis

An OrdiiiRDoe is pending in the Indi. aha'pblis City Council to prohibit the firing of cannofi and Roman candles, or the lishting of bonfires within the city limits. It will doubtless pass, in accordance with bh«--almost universal wish of the public ^-J

£?~jjI

ad-interim,

are in vogue

among the mfttf ibd ladies of our city.—-

Vincennes Ga^Stlfe. 4"

shows your idea of "ladies."—

[fra^y cowhides ought to be "in vogue" among the married gentlemen of your cityi unless they are willing to havo their wives indiscriminately slandered in tho public press,

AN old Democrat ot Mariou county, a era bey of the State Senate, when lisftiJSHopinifcn'of tho New York nominations, replied '.hat he thought them the most popular ones over made "ior, said he "all the Republicans like thorn, nnd a few of the. Democrats." good and W^tue..

Which

PARKET WILLIAMS, delegate from Tennesaee, when applied to th« .iale of

in tho New

Tori. Convent

r"te(i t,,

}lave

gai(i .|,eni

tiori, in

reported t. Have saia "I'eui ar white

trash from Ingeauny may out ef

dav's a mind to, but 3is chile ia a specta-

ble colored gemman—no vote to sell—

Go way dar, white man, buy up 3*011 In-

geanny moiu Lot dis chile alone.

I 1 1— if

THE

Sfriiinitimm

that' "while firing

lute at Bedford]' of thirty-six round?, the Democratic nominations, the. inight of the 10th. threo men named ^aliaoe Criig, Wm. Reath and Jefferscm Brannon, were feartully burned by the: premature Explosion of a nan of powder'. The explosion paused their

!OnolroC

Reai ESTATE TRANSFERS.—The fol- clothes ,tu catch ft remand it was with diffilowing transfers of real estate appear up- cuity they were ,extinguished ibe two on the Recorder's books for last week former are dangerously burned, but hop** wm. c: riWertaine'1.^

half interest in two lots, in Roses subdj^ famy has convinced us of the necessitj ot vision for $5&.$fW ilUng o^tand with the orkmg men's Wm, Lockwood to Jacob Haas, two party heretofore organized under the banlots in Rose'«&fcdi1%|»#^$?00( Mr of General Cary. Yvu are lor the

Frank S.Myers to Herman Hulman, Tin Bucket Brigade a lot in Rose's addition for $3,400. "Our unfaithful and infamous delegates Jacob Stark to Geo. F. Ellis, 40 acres to tbe New Y«rk Convention sold us for in Sogar Creek township for $600. Wall street gold, and wo propese know-

Petflir J. Duenweg et. al. to Louis ing how much we..brought knowing Duenweg, interest in one-half lot in Roee's what whjte

additton tor $109. ket.'' Albert C. Jackson taJuiia A-ap.WhQe-.. den, tract of land|f*j$ J&bey ship for $400.

Lyfids Dodge to Harriet A, Barnett, interest in 40 acres in Riley township for

Amazon C. Walker et. al, to sam». in-terer-t in same for $500. 9. H. Potter to E. Frank Howe Jot in Wihon's subdivision for $750.

Patfick Canty to Jacob Yeakci, iot in Parson's subdivision for $410. Bisford

interest in 160 acres for $64 50. Levi Arkett to Samuel Layher, 40

acres in Honey Creek towusliip for $1,(10?. fice.

stittin

„aTe worth-in tue mar-

HenmEDT Co. are rTow*"fully epareS tgjio all kinds of custom work, the.verv best style, and at as,,lS|V otherl!?ZZl. 1

C-d-mnfr /filing, and finishing.j. Oafa-

ing and spinning

by exfehtencep tt •rk-

VF ,- .JST,& -M.

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MOST BITTERS of the pr^slnt aa'y tint are loudly pi?flte4 lArqu^i.t^e pewspfper# ae having gnat tonic aap^urativo properties of£.igle campo^b^ tl sitions, containing nS virfcies whatover,and ase really very podt wh^ky beverages and, Instca^'. acting sb a stimulant and togie, have a ^tendency to weakon the stotnaeli-lj^ ^lirely destroying tho coaiing^.", ~T!^ ^pulJttc ,fhoald therefore bo vory cautions, atid *putchaso none but JFfofrieicife*®1 jcBt-wliicbj have stood thwi *as*'^ieemelia^ sgoht for many years, anoL^kre liially. nattio Vifidicate^ "f 9foirmeh bidets, And

not a beverage.

They- roper-,

tics of the tjesttjrmio and- h' atimuiant-—a genUS laxativcy an ^efcc~ex»t ahti-bllliong Hgont and tho "bOs^^tomacbTc known to the world, and^ whon taken in^ conjunction with

Rooack'r- Elood Pitt?,

the

safest and surest preventativo'agftinst'all Mllious derangements, thoroughly regulating the whole eystem and gWing'1 tonq to the digestive organs. ,! They are highly recommended AS an invigorating tonic- to mothers nuraing) increasing the flow of milk, and for convalescent?. to restore the ..prostratroh which always foi^'wS-loDg-con tinued sickness they are urisurpas»ed» No houso. hold should consider themselves'safe from tho ordinary maladies without these invaluable medicines. They can be obtained of an3 druggi-t. .—J—

RECOLLECT thaL I'U ARMISTRD'S TONIC SYRTIP for tbe CtuJLs, is the resuit of thirty years experience ire-the practice of medicine, and therefore ia superior and more reliable than any other Ten ic. Tt is a pure and invigorating medicine. ^J,r-w?.w

B. WEISZ don't Keep anything elso but the best fitting Corset. Every Corset warranted Whalebone, and sells them cheaper than ladies have to pay for a commouone. «rfdwtl

'How ill white1 hairs become a fool and jestor,'" said Henry IT". How ill, indeed, they become any one when "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorativo" occasional^ ly applied, will keep tho hair a* fresh and glossy in old age as in youth., To this valuable article wa9 awarded, the only pme modal over all competitors.—1hri-

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States Union. 1 ,iwj i*#m1 4.wJw

iT«-T."t 1*3% 9KTWOMIH 'm

The blushing1- beauties ot a modest maid' are doublj* enhanced 03* a luxuriant head of hair.* One bottle of "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative" will achieve tho most wonderful results. It has become an indispensable article of the toilet, and is universally admired.—

Mercury.

Newport

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LOCAL NOTICES.,,

Vital Powers.—Mishler's Herb Bitters

will Impart Tiialiis and.tynn to the

1 It will tlinrouiliiy ^eru.IfCrtt^ f-11 morbiflc

matter frjm the tlooo, {he.entlii' gjitcrt,

nd prcdnci the moR: ri^ofoui action nf.liw difr

feiP3t organs of tholitrman body:, ft Is

Bloo Purifier and Infallible Btnvidy f«r Dyspap-

ai», Iiosg of Appetite, Cramps in tho 3 omacta» HeaUcUs rosn!tliE frdm »doran«coi str-.mdcht and

»Is»,4»t'hBrraB8in{

Sentinel

says .lamos

l«6M^'ill^Pcnitontiarf

ooe year

for stealing a miserable pair of hoot3. What boots it, Jame3, whether a man goes barefoot, or walks himself into the penitentiary in a pair of heavy stogies?

er'a He-b BJtters f.if.tli ifjtHeats" tfho .arc- af.

fiic'od with th sa dlaemM^-Hiodlpal iroi* whoVart

re eaTefllv tested tho norvo.'oua vtrtoe» -cf ttoW

Or can IIon?cho)d miidy—thonlil cor.T.iaga the

mopt*Blrtdtical that tbia proptiotary compound iB

a edicin* upaa tbey canraly as abBolt^to3y

a»i ctroplfti'lj 11 cocioua, in. sudi ca^s aa

tafo unmnorBiAlj abova- v/jold Uj Jll (IrugG^'*

ud 0P61TF Pr f. Dj H^rfman 4' Ccr^. Praprlo-t.-.i w*

to-H, Laacft!isr,.r«. jt ifus0favrlv

SPECIAL ft OTIC gS-

Look at our Remnant Counter!

lOOplPMS Aipacoas looper yard, »oi th BJ tn 75o. tt0'-»*'V' Fieared D.-Litns jBr, worth 25c. to Plain DoEaln» £0, wortii *. js,wt HH Pla'n andJfis'd LiwuS Wrth .Vi.tp

.V1 COTltP. .1 •,f) Ffeurcd Lawi»,!2&©,:W3rtli>* v.

50O yards Euif. BerpR» 3 yds wide, 35c, worth ^100 Snoriftl bargains in »ll ftnmn^r Jir*s,Ooaan..

'.-a 1 ?-.-!

itnputo bioodtomnddy

•jcater through muslin you soli it

puro it nanrishe* nnd clefthe patfMit gp.BD tlirc-.gli If impnro le»Tej.^ipTe

TO AM, OK NOT TQ TliA^J^ THF OTJKKV' t-.-t wtfF".

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wonders.

mpfi-kwl

t!3?y viU/"Gm

Attest.

rur.M,. urrLr-JL* a co.

•utt'.nd

liarr~4'grtfy

bT-r#a,

tfcad

by a

*boct

HMO!

(UrTuI cofiipouuJ

Street. Bo«ton. Hui:

Bo»tOa,

:tiu &Z- &£$'•%

GooairfefalVklftdSin our for wo^jan liberal terms

for

|T«^.

nt oast end Main street m-7-»foat

tW-

Ev|KS"36BscifirrroN of Skiru, Corsets and Skirt Supporters constantly on hand

at WejsTi's Factory, opposite tho Post Ofdwtf

rilJ

TCFpSj NUPTIAL ALT AftKss»){(for Touik Men^ on *h :rr*», and Biaekaea, Wbich create tinpcdlmenta «o hA.9 RI iflli willi tho hnraana •view of tfsatmont and ciif'e. wat-f mail in sealed letter envelopes,

Addrosa HOWARD AMOOIA.

TTOH, BOTt- lj-. Pbiladelrhtar, tW Xiadies can receive ft box of Dr tptltr/kili by mail waled irorn the eyes of the

lUengfuanai?

JylSWgtv -PjTf (gjOj)

nt t«»re Hrt

beh'nd it. BatHDEETH .Fill art^ tiw xaedictae anted, 1»(vause th-y ar« rnadpon purposa

when tlia patient had not waltod for fpur, ywrsj paralysis whero tlia lag« had lost thoir power raoroni«at for aovtn.e^u ya&te. ^Iho ©viden£© ihoBP

case* cannn bo dliputed. J«. thero a

wn 'U the

world

whprosnrti

.. .j '4

1 tassitude.

'4 -frtUng laaitndo is pcncrally extprl»nceJ throughput tho sntamor solitice. We.Iky

con-

ft a .T a«% I .T lllA Kt fa

gtlt^aa^rton^roi rutial)lsl,]/fOni|ria( soorcbio^ifcent r.l mid sumrtrf relaxes mo bjstern and W)8r.ces the vinal enprgies. Tf the paUp»t »•,of a nervous tempararnent this dobility nfititoWm ftrevon the ordinary roatine of ot•r* ~-$f' Kfj. Whon this state of exhaustion «*a. e».tlOMfWf/VWArn M|rps -Wil' prtire a fssl »trengpi,&fiin* and restorinff the physisaoal

sua rt'.iu....K -,r" Ever

tiis.-'KitialCli and digestive organs, and act* Ilk

rhanacitho norroua eyetom. Itftfectuatly

moVes

aW(tndency to langonr or depression

6ph Ha.

flex tt ^iiTftluabkya»

fldortfes:')§d biases up, while !ti 1 owerfuf oflocts

artrof no»t bpuifioial charactor. The iall

are alike

aluTiatod

N E W A DYE

by its use.

reflteh-lheBtriiDgth, lncroast* th« appe

iti«

at.

W a I '^KTilbTH am nnrltng HuSmTTItll^

STOMAOfe'BITTERS should especially bo tafcen In rt^ra^osfs, as in this canntry, snsist aiwion, the novirifhmout is iuadeqtJato to the w*ot4 ot tiie cbihl. In such cases this inestimable

nio

wonderfnlly rfflcacions. its strt-ng honing virtius ar« at once apparent.1 It free from all uro,.attifs calculated to impair tho system, a its cpeiationrt are btouc^ mild ana

Hootning

RTlf E ME l*TS.

Th«'nndurfiigntiLwUl sell, at Public Auctio on Sarnrday, AoguSt 1st, 18fi8. at the late residence of r.eo. W. Pickrell, deceased, in Fayette township, one inile-eouth of Go&heu, the persenal property of the at

ments, harness, Ac. T£UBIS -All mms under 00, cash overSSCH six months end it with inteiest and approved necuritv WM PICKRELL, Adin

Joly 15", ^3^

JJSTRAYED Froin niy ,OTIi

TrffT1

disease .Si Hpadachc, ftl*

lionsilfBS t:" If is'rafommen3cd by pbysiclfkH*

of ilio bigh*st repilto'ae the iuo*t invjiliatlp mtd*

iciao foi ilie*o lil tliat »hd light of pi-bmce and the

pswr o'fhtiman sfeiU ot^r d'BCOVPf^a-^Ttfl fict

tatiaBll part* ot tho JeMtiea

hs0

i*i!p APil ft hall ^ortli

f» acd a

Point rComaFfc,» ott». »Sr»M BOB

ha' d»

yearn-oWt ^a? Spungjab^ut Ma*. Tiur

d^gali on right.bind l^, on Uie hvci. jotet Arfy'duehaTing talteh n^ Hid hor»e, tr «M«WiDganyihi'n# in ieg»rd to ita wheceabuu i^ yrny be liberally rc«ardod, by addrosing ins at ^Paint ommerc», Ind .or leaTing word at. the Tunes

Office, Wort ington A. N. NEWSOK.

^DMINISTEATOR'S SALE

Notice hereby given that I will sell,.wi Thura day the 30th day of July, at thejiate residence of Letitia Bndd. deceoaed, in Honey Creel:^township

•lows, farming implements, horses, 3milchcow3, 40

head of

akeepytoO

buihela whfat,

DMIJN'ISTRATOR'S NOTICE

Katies is horebv given that the nnJoraignod hifn

appointed Administrator of the estate

of lioRUk B®d^/daceaaad, lato of Honey Greek Toituebip Vigo rounty .Indians. Tne estate,^ sal vent. ABBAM D. ALL.EN,

Joly I4w3w

gTATE OF

vigo

the medical fiioolty pr^caibo Miflh-

'.rtmmistrator.

DlirNISTRATOR'S NOTIiDB

1 Notice is hereby given that, tlw nndersigued has l'0"»n appointed Admlnlst^tor of thp estate of CTso Tt' krell, deceatfed, 'lata of Ylgo. couuly, In#: "ffin eatato probftbjy «olv-.rit julyS^t FBANOW ii. PICKHELIr, Adm r.

jApvSc^o'OOCN'rT, 3S: Sep timber Term, 1868

jjtm

ftiirday, to-wit, the 8th day of July, A. D„ laee, cotaes the Plaint fif, by Willlaa h. Hend/ieh Attornsjvandfilas his roicMaint herein., nWo'an a^davlt? s^oWSg that ttte jpefendant ft a* jd^Tfsideiit oX tho Statoo* Ind»iaa. fe tiiorefore hereby given to he saM fotKiasts 9 tee Si'n? and p-ndency of th.s proceeding, and that the same will be beard and determined iat the next Term of our said Court, commencing on the fourth Monday of September next A. D., 18G*

OjBCEBI^S SALE.—By rirtne

O of ah Execution issued frotii the Tigo Com

mon

Pleas Court, to me directed and delivered, Itt favor of Herman Hnlman, and against John Davis. I fill offer for sale the following dMcribedBealJ^ta1®- situated in Vigo cannty, Indiana, 'ToVno. ten (101, in

Spencer'ssubdivision

northwest quarter of seotlon

twelve

taining Eleven

feag aojgsoaa

this 15ht jlyi5w*dl

lake

irty i:i3Toor» out i-f the bddy, and they nsvfcr failTheit) pills curs scrofula, eyt-u of lorty j'etoV 'hey have

SHERIFF'S

otirfd chsoh of rhaomati'im

evidence

arxists

not?

much Uoeil

a kndw that sura erideace can be found.

But bo

sure and eppn each b'* my asnw in

tbe Gov-foBejatatamp, in

wUte

fnd on Jt*'

letters.

7^, BrandrotU Htuae,

g.",i I) HT All. DRVOewta ?-t t*,fi i)

ijrl6dvrln .&*, :^-si

jlylfifrtds

bo*«-ya,

C*i'"8fPTM0Rri''3?rTI!1 atifl nnWiH }»»r ye

Cliristadoro's flair Preservative ANI BEAlTTirreB:"

ii actnally plWtii*

Pe.ipls

wifri tftcjr

h«1r

th^

i»lmo«t mined

a»a cf dletorIr.nv

t^Btrnmn, »re ao-w re

joicing ui tkiitKBiiaut crop. *u'i tl.Ia bM i»aO

ihr- i»bov« wo a

Press?r». Manofactory S« IiJ»nM*id«« *.aa«.—

Principal Topot Vo. AstorHoriitt— jyMdwlm

ITCH ITOH 1j! ITCH 1 S€KArPCH pC&AT'JE ro-ai 10 tj -iV. yvt" W Heal on ointment ^sm* A'hfaton OlirtHifnt'u'furM ^Kalt Wieaw. ffheatouN (iltitidciit r.rtJ"Tcfter. iflieaton'a fcarw. Harbar's ^beaton'a OtntaeHt*5_cnt-.* (flieatoa's Ointment

caret

Srtry Wim

OF KVKBf HGJBW fell* JtUAU. Prioj, SO twntsf a box by fltail, juuM. J*&~ lr«a TStBi A i£»TTB5*rS^•

Certain Cure."

ior IBffpttBt C»l)»uwitnw, Aaifc—rOoughi. Golds, X»iff DeWity, will be foood-iu

pr.

ii»bia»' PtflmOHir.

Lii^Syr«P' *hi« valtnaLieaawiicioe, cojafOBfdfld frrtft the gifts of will Ibnnd a T*r«'«n'x.ari|[i$,

^#1f tfie ah"»Te

nanj'd ifiseaiM. Tha ar tnaai foe H»s Taluable comftonld Hi dutlj ltrcrtaslnfj and fta dwsbLftfleonis a* p»paiat.,as Dc.-ilijr *y aetian Wnimaat-

"Co-

--as

»«JHpt.an ut its «Ugb

tki*r,yrjp TTlU-iBt cuy4rir«b«ly that *1H ralijt. liow^r, yUi it What 14 'fat-rt t"? onre irjarwy trfaf wHt+Kr# WrtWcat^ aa seen a* -Sbfrf #ld by tur Prugg^tt, and at 1*. It. Park Fjoce,K«w Tork. Price T5 cent*. A:k fcr

Dr.

Tot'as' Pulmonic Life Syrnp

and take no other. jy.5d&w'm

01 the

fifteen tuwu

V'WHortli of range

nine

(9) west,

con

(ll)acr«i

teen (115)

me*

^7 ,, "7 A u" t7»i-ii(a-«:vl ou-:i

Pttve Blctxl,

Jlndrtr

Water.

Purj Mcod maybe cotipared to pnr'r water,

and

water. -If y®" passmndijy

rontlune tho

prooofif" and cover witb tlifrlr mnrt. Blood pauses through all rart'^f

years,

th»

Wif:

goi»d«nd

aud on* hnndrtd and fif

rods,

end on

SATtCRDAYjjthq ?th day

August, 186|*V:-

"ithln the legal hours of Said day, at the Court House doo», i»uta, I.willjrffirr the rmts and profits of the above described Heal Esfftte, tonetbor with all privileges and appurtenances to the same T« a tBEBraoteweedwg eeven

to the highest biddMfcr cash, and upon foUbre to realize a sum- muolaoi to satiafoiaid Eiodtttioneand coats, I will then and thero off»r the lee-simple, in and to said Beal Estate, to .he lighe't bidder .for ,cash to satisfy the oame.

SALE.—By virtue

of an Execution issued from tbe Vigo Common Plea* Cpnrt, to ma directed and delivered. In favor of,William B. Tuall Mid gainst Tlndall A. Madison.

I will offer for sale the following des

cribed" Beal Estate, situated In A igo county Indl-

BO, to wit Lot number one hundred and eighty-fire (18M of th»»riginal lots of the city of Terre Haute,

August,

I will then and there offer

the f«a-*imple, in and tosaid Beal Estate,

TWO to 8^1 BOIES

the

highest bidder for oash to satisfy the same. Thia 15th day of July, 1868.

JOHN KIZEB, hhexlff.

Prf SC.0O

-'.*i

WI JfCHESTEB'S

SPECIFIC PILL,^

5rf»fc FOB THE CUBE OF

SEXUAL DEBILITY.

the Specific Pill

Will Promptly and Permanently cure any Case of SPRBVATHOBRHGA. SRMINAb WEAKNESS, or iNVOLDiTART NIGHTLY or DilLT IO88EB, however Origlnalli Can ed, or Ilowover Aggravated lr CbaradwW While thev willepoedHj Wtnot tin s" tsrriblelnOrWd co*d«»oi»s wWchaprta* from tho primary disease, or from secret vice.

THE SPECIFIC) Prt liequally applicable to thetreatment of every kind

over-Worked,

Genital or Hiina-

rv Irritation, In capacity, or Imdoteney DiabiHn, Lime, .or "Brirtc Dpif to Milks' Discharges Inflatfimationor wi?axtre*s or tbe Kidneys, 4o. Clergymen. Lawyer*, Studeata and all whose BRAIN and Nanvors 6TST£:.t ar^

are peculiarly subjeci

to*e?55

of frha OERiTe-OaiAHS. Those should not rail rr U*eT8t SI'ECTFIC PILL. Winchester's Specific JRllfcji co»taln»*orMer«ary, Iron or any lmurion* iprreCl«&») biti*paMly t-gaUbla, haa b««9 «Vib»ivi4y n&r^for mor« tAatvrtHSXA rSA*r— tsaed actontipY to* dir cttoa* tt *01 iPMiUj rsstore tkvviW a»vtu in all ia^W SS" ar/arajijc.fu1

BF.HOI.D

fi&TtCES .Y OF the Oreat

ft AMD The

ft itol&r ind iixpbstac^

lampsjfekM. W. Macomber, General VTcot for ttW tJWted States and Canada*, at Albany, New

only Lesitb*.

Ja"a

MifiinWf

AW MASTdl^ffft

tXs*AM

fltAkP fidtEsmii,

Beast Sim,,

awim

SECOND iHB AL TODS W 4k

GRAND. MENAfrREIE

Allth© Menagerie and the Entire

CSireus Ferformaaice

^'TJnderoiKLnmenroTent.—AllfOrOn PJita ''ti SPECIAL CARD:—Tlie ptiWi^ wU«na tbe Zool^rleal and Ornithological Department A Shew fn ltael£r aaorf! extensive than any in America, while 7S»€Ufcn« vUl equal any wbioh haTa bltbam been —1 traveled through the country. I to not onu of ttwe

Imaginary ConaoUdatlpns with a ftwrnnorAntoaals, itaBillSiBiocr of rforsta, and some Third Rate BF&antenSfttefbat npon the contrary a I G*reAt Szitorprlflie

DM I Nr IS3Ut iiS SAIiTOf An ttat is represented to Be and Advertised. Onlto i^tnnbcr of Livtng Creatures, apecUnens of wlrtch

Otto oitsiild^aitent.coutjJiUjac

ef horseaVhcRS, plows and other farming imple

... .. b*ve never before been bronght either to Europe or

the United States, aro lnclttdod in the Collection. Among which are th« Sacred Doubte«mnpcd WfcttftGanaefatfiabtotBymSe: itroyertif the Amazon the War

A. Demon, or Man 1 Bltpharf, The Monster,"

Tallft and Lnrgcst now in Captivity, and the

Utwugukiiviyt AUAW,

Creature, stands butS21-l Jncliet pounds, and la but

corn, hay, Sc.

Tt'gttB fir SAI.1L.—A credit of one year will be given oh all sflttuf arer five dollars the purchaser rs .Aitoar

montha

Aro

S'KI1

^he Lff?ect aid 8iipj*s{ E!?pkls iff the-u Arc o'nlyto be seen in Forcpaugh's Menagerie. Royal Bengal Timers: Black African 0:-t: .eh: Xe— Hol«

Eniues "lapir. or South ApifTifap^gil Moaatcr Cub Lion, ••Young' David,1 lai tt Cub lion,: '•Young David,

The Smallest PoniesEverSeea,

Will bc«-Mhited iu .the. Minlattye. te rode bv E^ieMTiau A aiw *iqWI 1 iMfW

K. CHAKi^S I-OWBE. And t':«2 Infant Tlnv Child MAD1Lti

lELTZA.

There

who a

sSfa

ZOOLOGICAL AetKftAVIftftjW •SJ^ kmi »i&

"''ttijiiiO Conprtktniii%jj xittHt

I O ii

ANTio omctm.

ADAM FOHEPACGH, jtBOratgTWB ?EhW1^ib.::: ^.:::

THE LARGEST i^I MOST COMPETE Collection of

B3? \.wuct.%ivu ut

l^cfisss aat FM mmt &

a -9SSSm

Qirtrcdto tfefrpttfiHe aBd tht :«=rw

bese APPonsTTp CTRCtis

artary^

-TTliite Ber.r Kffiff ufturW: Abr5Si«ml^.-r raerican Orev Ostrich Albino J'eaoockajjfcttr jisoji of Golurado: Braaaahn Delilcti

anions th? jnarizc^l fes turrffwliild1In til'V. ill* 1 v-

•Tijiert: jotted I^n^blj^i'iTm^'Sih'mi.kiJtpfCaliibrrfc^l!K.irth Awe r.ji.t

PRO*

Foreclosre.

WIlilamB. HcKsen,"| vs. S J^mea H. Tolbert.

BUFU5H SlitPSON, S'leik,

Cifctcsr, BttfflfBetW ttflDMawr-iai-

noifeifSivcr nnri GoWeaTHettibiits: Camol«mfcOroaicjar.- from Araiiia doldtn,, Baid, Black wul Eagles. V\ B:h^ u, Dcr.Virs, ajk:. keys and Bfl.Woiti: 'Cd^iatoos: Swnbs

Aiiuu -. "*.rv r7

A."J. FOKEPAUCiH.

«€h®taBL .tt'uiM&l Ttiiucr of the TTorld,Supreme lfe| ter orti.c

tiraf?

ZfihN.'i*"

Err.ottopal Fine3trtcrule, frOm-tBe C-lrnnW Saf-onale

MR. THOMAS IviI^G, ,» A Hod il of Strcarth r.r.t Foiw. c-nn of the moat iiieitebic cl Artists tr.e Beautiful, Y: ..^g

T' and SlHed ,rM9 ao'Jt iff IVlAi'LliE VIRGINIA, Appear1 In the WacalAesnt Cbsraaw-ffl. Anlsnat-*! bieaux. entitled tlie FRghror ra- as fftiff tHQa Tho Renowned

MR S Q.STOHE9, fBS "EMMA STOKES. MlSliE i"H A FA*A-fni'i KATIE, Equestriansaul Ei«" trlcnuesoiaUnowlestM u*3xlu.

3IONS. PEKtU E,

IriEaformatlocistandHmrlcr.ic Artfit. MB. WILLTA3I F. AT3IAlf

.35

diATI'BDAV, the ilth day of

186»,

wlthinthe legal hoars of said day. at the Court Hons* door, In Terre Haute, I will °ff®r_tb® and profits of theabove described Beal Estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exeedlng seven years, to the highest bidder, for cash, and npon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said Execution and costs,

CIcTrn of Bepatntton

/JRIR. JOHNBATCHEtOW, L:*htr.lag Horseman r«

SAXFORD &

gymnasts Extraoidi fiairy iatlnr Cordo, atidjBars, and

G)-mnastics.

THK GYMNASTIC KiPI,piT8* Bach ai tbe Battonte T.eHplnr, VatilHtlp, Torabtln# and oromld sottersaultlne wiu be Xonnd imtnuoily exciting. 3IB. T. KING'S TIGER Over a

»MR. JOHN REE\n&s^ Conversational ClownThe Btautirtil Twin AraWaa Trick WHITE CLOHD AND SNOW FLA&E-

Will be pc iTonned by their Trainer, S. Q. luc Facuoas Sontii^rn Hoiiia, i'TRBO AmMr*

HEW TBEATIRE-81

sarAKtssiK'sJsaKEi&.s^s

tt milled free t« alt sufferers 0' either sol.fiite fl par boz fix boxes for S^, by mail.

JL WI^CHUS^ER CO/, -f Sole Proprietor*,

XG JOHN STREET, N. T.

Ftt, ale brMLt VmfgGJtfta jb tarp paaM. j,rli

^wa wlyia*

GE.

GIPFORD. V. a.,j

Treata ail

Oiacaats of Horses

Hospital aad

Introduced b«'Mrs. Bnjtna3tok«. Srf.A .»•

1VE ITkT IXT XJB WATtREN

The Trhole cftic Atlfersli "rtll b*

4Jtemoo& 1

and Catiits.

Offlr?, corner of

Cth and Eagle Sts.,

TSRBE HATTTE, INDIANA.

oct^wly

N tf

*•!.«•

HO tea MW tan'VT tW

Anthony's

Flro.

can

-•fcfwl! ,Vb A

tfloi's-• mt*

OPTBAL'BIlA, D^ammalion af tlia Eyeti, r. »nt vr cf: tlv cafjtam a is jrdfrwl •wntri' f-thn-wonm li- n.

*b*i

ThM4

so wetl rale stmr» (so BKwxt-Vurifier *.l,)od Pill^ and

10 to

3 1 *AJ fat*jitU*h«ar» io«JUuMal«, at„. ^^hiSyMS98

f-o

THE WAR ELEPHAJST, ''BO^EO," Will be trained In the Circle, b}' 5nlr lieftcir^wy cm control hlamoveiocmt. ijja

G-SORQ-E FOREPAH5GH TftE ARtTIC DIDPt/tTR will bo randltcd *pect? slly taposlo^ Uyalie lutxoduajon oi go®, pleto Corps ,cf ''Z. mi BAQE* F0DE3TRIAN3 AtfiJEIjUtefflffHEfi' wiio roftSi high In tjii

risrt-{p'»

«r»

faf

PTeaaroo-oi the People. GOBGEOTTS IXEEET B1SH.UY.

Made riot f^r effect. Ktu je of ttrftJireus ond

,bnt ram 1 Menagerie, will be made eacW

bU 1ft VffC'T TfT!n gvTu, Willi ipRVQlQ

vs^sa^asmm-Ssfe

paraded, P*«9f^W

-r if TfflfW

COLLO»AiJA« OF ~fl ContalaQj*:-

fVofc Eceiiat't's Silvai*

Attd IbllowwV br W rb»«4 Ca-»aW*Jo ,CM3W^ Hortes *rtr lad each ran 01 nam en1 ronntiy floatintfflu liai tlylnaSiUiebrcezi- MurarjaJs InpaCiraOorSaMJwiCProC tree of t^ejpjyMittc C»rfc Admistfon to the Entire

r?Ms- Ii ren2£3 solid

"^7, C. CRUM, Agent.

v§*r*i#mm»i*

v1-

1H^[

w... 'xf Htm

—-I-L-LLAIA XAJ. JT

X*b

^•ji-'

.~&'i

kna

^.eep Yom- Blnoii"Pui'e

-ur,

dtmwa

recoil*

1 a» itotAeifk flKl f?

^q^

ai **T

.dlffWK

LE0COM{H®Kf hiiei ^Kfch'18l1o^'Mia^tVW mal weakness, oan be effectually cure* *T.J. iof Roback's htomach Blttera I)o uot lei

tnisoompyll^t, amJ^a.B-atr^^J fOjC^irs.

MaaiL

A.3WT Nia,!

The First Calf Suckling, and oalv A&wan.fi^nUwit ever brought here. Xhls little but Pqrfjaylr Fonnt.J CrcatureTstands but 821-1 Incite* pounds, and la but IB monthe ski

svu

BAD TAHTH

1 whi

Ctrrffon: rtw «xI^?t, wi06tmtr«pl4

anddaiiusc of a\i-Uie apuwrt LION'KI-S"Ufcj.willenjer tbe elens".vita ti« Lcoparus

me aens 7:1-1 ui: and Panther-!, pWaK ortooftnc most Ia(er«inB^a ntional

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.am#

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of a tninof evils aud^h^ vpry«^dsof M!aas«.

.wtiliii ooecfce «meTw4. •-J"

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--aote^^#ntw«i**eWefosaa aMm«l»-iftn**

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BoDacfcJ? •tins Whisky kever»go, tint ...

cpntaming only aufBclent puWb&utoC JtV&laKy to hold la solution tho medi.inal extraotivo icatior from ifhicti they aro cotnposrT

j. A.IwstarsSiX .'

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ittgaaisf&ittsis?*

.v «,e*t fife* 4we wot" 991&

JO^E^JOXKS

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cf „r- .-.-a il in IL rnaitel,

**£vtr ofi«r«(l

Jiuaael Reaper and Mowers*

llasgnionT^iT^HeT^hrPslier A ei JIOlKKft.A'.JtfcNHfe

tem

«o3

rf*l

ewifciiiprdllfflel tei Jfrem

IHE

raBJDSBwMptFict

.r-.OT

DWjt TAIIi 10 *RQCXg£

'I -v I» fti

•,* rt .j:: rt.-ii...... ¥r.

41(1 j.

For Children Teetliiag^

This valuable preparation haa been uaM v.ith FAirofcr- bpccww* w- -^hocKEVER "is CASES.

utonacb l|^nn' -1

in, &• jfrtseia~an% Win4 ColU

•e-lt SOSW9¥l?iM-

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t- trlwfterMwagr rai iwnwg tHranyo^ergauae. tit

-wr

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«fl 'Jt tew 55?*i^Se .^V?rartin :^. Tfi

be r*c«ived for rxat£iaatlon, asdgold d»li»ored Juns30t!.

fT tbe same jane 2 3iw2»

i'.lb?

JCHH J. CI3CO, Treasurer.