Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 December 1868 — Page 2
WliEKLY,fcXi KE^
Wednesday Morning, Bcc. 9tli, 1803
IT is definitely announced that
GAR
THOMSON will not
usages of society."
£. EI-
BO a
candidate for
the Pennsylvania Senatoraiiip. It is not a« clearly understood v/lio will be, though wo trust a sound and upright .Republican Will b^eiectod, n?xt. montfc."
MR. lioiiERT CONNER, colored lecturer. said in Chicago, on Tuesday evening, that "many of tho whilo people of the North aro as much slaves as the Southern negroes wcro, they are Blaves to prejudice, to parly, uml to the common
jqAp0r,EoN'K throne trembles—tho people murmur—tho polico are vigilant— nowapapera aro suppressed Europe watches and waits tho result. Will "the nephew of hi« uncle" safely ride through the rising water?, or will the streets of Paris again run with blood and now gorerjimunt be proclaimed
THE Clevnlftiid
Leader announced ln*»t
week, with deep sorrow, "that tho editor
of tho Cincinnati Gazette liaa ^oneora^y." It bhys, ha a ronfiou (or thi^ conclusion, that it hfts read a rwont ifrfig arlicln of his through twico, "from i^ginniivg to GDd, and then from end to beginning, and it doesn't make sengo either
DEACON ANJ»RKW&, on trinl in Boston
for murder, the other day caused grwt excitonient by jumping up in wurt and .shrieking aloud. IT» explained by Frying he thought some one struck him in tho face. His altornwy deserves a premium. That irf tho latest dodge, ^'ertaiii" ly The plea ot the prisoner will bo, not guilty because of insanity.
SOUTH
CAROI.INA
par.
TTIK eyes ot' i.hi pultlip. nro turned to vnrds Wnshington.' From the Ofipitol of tho nation sound* will soon
accountability.
DISRAELI, the retiring Premier, has had a brief reign. It ranks among the shortest in thi history of British Prim* Ministers. He assumed the position upon the resignation of the Earl of Derby, Feb 2"th, 1868. He was really in a position lo have justified his resignation and the nominfltion of new Ministry in ten days afterward for, on the -Hh of Ap iI, Lord
WF,
,S
motion in favor oT the dis
establishment of tinj Irish Churoh was lost by sixty, and GLADSTONE'S original motion was carried. DISRAELI determined not to bo rediculous in history
conviction that bis known energy and integrity cn be made especially serviceable at the head of tbe Treasury Depart
ment. It is more probable, however, that be will bo called to tho State lVpartment, unless Mr.
IT SKKWS
___lTni$ed btaies Senator.
WeTfeam from various portions &f the State that Col.
FAX,
State noourities are
n.pidly ndvfinciiig. Kvory assurance that the work of reform is earnestly progressing i* worth to bur millions of dollnrs. Every It-publican victory within her border is a guarantee ot twenty per cent, increftso upon oven the lowest of hor stocks. When business ^changes are as numerous in hrr marts as auction blocks were before th war, her micuritiea will rntP at
fraught with its destiny. There refer
•VHS
a time when !!.•'» people bettor under st-'Oil the material issues of 1 he day, or were more capable of pronouncing intelligently upon legislation. They will look ar.Tionalv for prompt action, and will Isold their representatives a strict
MKMRKRS of Congress will be called upon at nn "iirly Hj- to perform the sol
emn duty of announcing the deaths of three of their members. Such offerings as worth deserve, such tributes as intelligent ft.ato°manship requires, will be freely rendered by the consoeiates of the departed. In this connection the Philadelphia Press approapriatly says: "Those who labored throughout, tho) tearful years of war with TnATrnKus PTKVKNS—those who stood by his side since and helped him to perfoet the wife enactments which secured its fruitswill know best how to pronounce his oulefium. His enemies will not darn now lo ritise their voire.? in denunciation Every generous foe will credit him with that towering intellect and those sterling qualities that made him a giant among men.''
gaining strength, and that the probabilities ofliis election to the Senatorehip aft increasing every day. It will be a proudly for Indiana, when such a man take3 bis seat in our highest deliberative he'd}', as tho colleguo of Gov.
No Si xU.-ia~44y llTnon will be £0 nobly represented cn thut floor. Wo have not one word to say against either of the distinguished gentlemen, who are prominently named in that connection, but in our udgouio&t, no ona of them so fully coaw binea within himself all tho essentials of a Sotrnd, able,and practical Statesman, as Col. THOMPSON. His largo legislative experience, exalted talents, unbending integrity, and his comprehensive patriotism, together with his fine address and
untiring energy, eminently fit him to discharge the duties of that great olBce, with honor to himself, and credit to the Stale.
HD
man haa shown greater devotion to tho principles of tbe Kepublican party ot Inhered more zealoutly and efficiently far their triaryph It will bo remembered that he was one of the very firat of our leading men to take open ground against the reconstruction policy of President JOHNSON. HIS four leas speech at Bedford cost hirn the OoMectorship of
••h District. ', No one itinn, at the Chicago Convention, which nominated GRANT and COL
did more towards giving shape and dirwtion to the deliberations that body than Col. THOMPSON,- and to him as Chairman of the Committee on Resolu-~ tiorie, wo aro chiefly indebted for that matchless enunciation of Republican doctrine, contained in the 1'latforrn, which wan hailed with delight by our patriotic people in every part of the Union
But Col. THOMPSON is too well known to requite praise at our hands, nis name and tume form a part of tlie history of thi? Stnle and Nation, and every Indihnian feels justly proud of him. We trust and believe that tho members of the Legislature will faithfully reflect tho popular will that ihey wilt scorn, nrsthey should, all electioneering inducements and vote as conscience and patriotism shall dictate, regnrdless of all more local or peisonal prejudices or preferences. If this rule is adopted, Indiana can and will have a
Senator—a Chr'stian gentleman and statesman—to whom wo can point with pride as the representative of the fifth Stale in the TJnion, in"population and
wealth.
THE London
Times has attempted U.
take satisfaction out of
DIENAKLI
will say it was injudicious.
RKIGAPIKK
averse to un iortaking the sovoro labors of tho Troa&ury. fcither appointment would give assurance of an honest and economical administration the popartmunt.
to N a settlisl laet that a
man, in any part ot this c. untiy, may si ay tho seduter ot his wife, daugh^r or sister with impunity, so, lar as thorerdict of a iurv is concornetjK AVitno..*? the V''rdict in the
C-.LK H1S WK
The jury stated ^hcy found the prisoner to be &aiio at a nu'iuenl boiorw and a muiuect after tho killing,, but wer» i|i doubt as to his sanity on thu 1111Lout til homicide. The juilge aaid they must give the prisoner the beuefit ot the doubt, and thus instructed they rt»udvrod a verdict of acquittal
That tells the whoUs story. Men who propose to p'ay tho vol? of seducer may as well understand that they will do so outside the protection ot law .that their lives will he regarded by th,\ public sentiment of the country as justly forfeited to the avenger of woman wrongs. Wo do not propose to discuss this sort of common law. but simpSy stfcte it as an ac-
repted fact.
by de
nouncing his resignation as a "cowardly retreat." It is morally certain that bad he remained to beard tho new Parliament by his stubbornness, the same "Thunder er" would havo found occasion to warmly denounce his obstinacy. "When a man is down, hit him,'' seems to be the motto of the English press. A man who has been guilty of failure is a safe subject, for abuse. DISRAELI being, just now, down, the Timer, and its cowardly imitators will, of course, do their best to keep him in that position. The course of the late Premier may have boen unusual, but there are few, on this side of the Atlantic, who
GRNKRAI.
'ten days premier,'(held on lo powor and refused to regard subsequent proofs of his unpopularity pretending that it would be settled by the country at last at the election. He is at length satisfied, and ho goes over to tho Opposition benches with a aiajority much stronger against him than ho had previously. If the Liberals do not make some unaccountable blunder Mr. DISRAELI and his colleaugues will sit there for a long time, like an« ient spifcslers at a ball —wall llowers. He wilt.prob-. ably, do all that he can to give trouble lo tho Liberals, but thmr majority is so large that they can bid dofianeo to him and treat his suggestions with disdain.
nevtico that Gov. BoUTWKLL. of
Masaachusotts, is very gnnerally spoken of for Secretary of tho Treasury. His rtkill an.l executive ability, as manifested in organizing the Bur.-au of Internal Revenue, have no doubt contributed to a
W.
G. MANK,
formerly Major of the 32d Ind. ols.— not Colonel, as the Indianapolis Journal has it—lias happy faculty of gotting into difficulties- He never could keep bis hands oil' other people's cash, never comprehended the difference between metitn and ieum Oou of his great exploits during the war was pocketing soldiers' bounties. Near the close of the war be mado another little mistake 111 traveling with the wrong lady, loaving his own wife and children to the care of friend? Afur the war closed he figured somewhat conspicuously as Consul to one of the Mexican ports, and became involved in a difficulty with this Government, for whioh he was roinoved His last exploit was at New Orleans, and here it is: "The Grand Jury of the United States ye-terday found a true bill ugainst Gen. W. Mar.k, charged with robbing the mails while an employe in tho Post Office at New Orleans during the regime of Taliaforo. His case will probablycome up at «r. early day."—AVIP Orleans Times. "General Mank is the 'Grand Marshal' of car tain Dctmi/Cratio clubs. It is some wluit strange that any man occupying such an esalted position among the hoi est, iiiftorruptible Democracy should oven tin suspected of robbing the mails lioMTOVtir, ho is only a 'carpet-bag' Dem ocrat."—New Orleans Republican.
NEWSAuVD PERSONAL.
THF
Chicago Tribune says: "The peo
ple of Michigan do not wish to be represented in Congress by a whisky jug-' TIIK Kentucky murderers of the two negro fc'irls are, we see, to be tried under the Civil Rights Bill. We were afraid that tho ordinary Kentucky justice would he inadequate to a case like that.
THK resignation of the Disraeli admin istration will probably put the Alabama boggle over for Giant's government settle It is well. Mr. Grant will bold the Lairds and othor British Confeder^ ates with a light rein. He will see to It that.tb^re shall be no Johnsonian flnnky ism about this treaty. Our claims for tbe damages done by the English piracies on American oommpiee must be scrupulously paid. "Mr. Grant is a very obsti nateman and we think his obstinacy is decidedly in that direction.
LR MARKS
case
soMierd smile to read such
paragraphs as tbe following, which is thought worth telegrahing all the way
from Providence '.'General Grant arrived this morning: Although a wr.wre enow storm was prevailing be rode in an open oarnaga through tho principal street#
Th-tt "severe snow storm*" must have been an awful test «f the soldi r's powers
cfenduranc. GKN HOWARD doe# not deprecate the
discontinuance of the Preedmen Bureau, since, without adequate military backing, he considers it ineffective in protecting the blacks or securing tbem in their rights. He regrets the hostility and abuse to which these people r/3 ptill subject in ijiany parts of tbe South, but trusts lo the
benign thehearts of the rebel Democracy toward them. Many of them must yet die for the good old £§tisa of human liberty Sut right will triumph at lifct: "Far roand agd
AS LONG as we continue to permit such
And ever the1T?uth comes nppermoj Aud ever is justice Uoaf."
THE
outrages as that recently committed at Dunlap, Iowa, so long we may naturally expect to be visited with the blind vengeance of the Indians. Yellow Smoke, chief of the Omaha tribe, was liquored and drugged by roughs of that place, and then brained by a blow from from [sic] one of the party. This chief was noted for his friendliness and strict honor with the whites and it is not surprising that his warriors are gatherin [sic] in angry mood. Here are some fifteen hundred previously amicable savages muttering wrath against innocent men, woman, and children, all on account of the act of these murding brutes of Dun lap. That place owes it to justice to put these ruffians to death with promptness. Such men can never atone for the innocent blood which their deeds have caused lo be shed. =====
Tho Message of the President BOSTON, Dec. 7 —The Boston Herald
publishes the following this morning
"WASHINGTON,
Third, That-our foreign affairs-am in favorable coodition. Oar negotiations with Great Britain regarding the Ala bama claims, so-called, havo not reacted an end. Cortain points of the proposed protocol of arbitration were not appmv ed by this Government, and have bfcon returned to Minister Johnson. The res' ignation of the British Ministry is re garded as a temporary hindrance.
Many details relative to thesn claipns are not deemed proper for oommnnira tion in the message.
Offers of arbitration between Paraguay and Brazil have boon declined, and the course of Paraguay is commended, although there is an absence of official details o.f the outrage of Lopez.
The government has made now tretmies for the protection of naturalised citizens abroad. It has recognized the new Provisional Junta in Spain as de facto government, but has received no formnlly accredited Minister from the same.
Affairs with Mexico are eatisfactojy Arrangements for a mixed Commission to settle the claims of America in that country are in progress.
The governmsnt has failed so far in jts negotiations for thepnrchase of a naval station in the West Indies, and learns that tbe,French are trying to get the Bay of Samana from the Dominican government.
Fourth, Official facts show enormous frauds in the revenue, which must be corrected or therovenne will fail and the nation be involved in ruin. The message calls for strong legislation on the sub ject, and urges the repeal of the Civil Tenure act, which is regarded as hindrance to the removal of corrupt officials
Fifth, The President refers to the Indian troubles and the views of the Peace Commission, and fears that the military establishment expenditures will bp large ly increased on tho plains.
Sixth, he favors thn withdrawal of troops from the Southern States and reduction of the army, and gives a resume of th® operations of the land and pension system. It is not pretended that the message discusses the above points in tbe order named and tbe language given but the general tenure of the document will prove to be ooriect.
From Cincinnati,
CINCINNATI, Dec. —Tbe steamer M. Strader took tiro at Carroilton, Ky-, on Saturday by the hunting of coal oil lamp. She burned to the water'* edge, then sunk, no lives hat. Boat val Ubd $6.000,..
THK COLLISTOK:
Details of the collision between the America and United Stab coming in slowly. Tho indications are that both boats were, ot the time of the collision, headed toward the Indiana shore.
The General Lytle arrived last nigHtt with a fow of the survivors Mr. Hall, of Evansville, was among the saved on tbe United Statea.
Tho charred remhinB of eight bodies, suppesed to be fftmalos, have been recovod from tbe Uuited ^tatea, nono of them could be recognised.
Mr. Bigley, of Pittsburg, mentioned yesterday as having been lost, is safe. George
Mr. Cunningham, of Allegheny City, i„ on the same, is in hospital in this city, badly burnt on hand and feot and right side of the face.
A lad, 15 years old, cn route from Rhode Island to Memphis, slightly burnt. Mr. Taylor, clerk ot the America, viBited all the wounded in this city yesterday administering to their relief.
Gen- Cole Acquitted.
ALBANT, N. Y., Dec. 7—Gen. Geo. W. Cole has been acquitted of the charge of murder, in hilling C. H. Hiscock for the seduction of his wife. The jury stated they found tfeo pruoner to be sane at a moment before and a moment after the kiliiiq but went in doubt as to bis sanity on tbe instant of homicide.- Tbe judge said they must give th& prisoner tbe ben efit of the doubt, and thus instructed they rendered a verdict of asquittal.
STATE IT Em.
RCSHVILLB wants to be a city. '0 1'jii I. Jr. fCnAtNCBY, TipjpcAn^jp county, has 4
*^'xVr
IT
Republican Governors of the
Southern Stattas-ara-cartai^iy more liberal than some of the porsons whom they govern. Gorarnor Scott, of^South Carolina, in bis »$eE-a^ to the Legislature as a subject of imperative importance tbe retnoval-ofpolitical disabilities from tho late liebolp, with a liberal freedom?f"!Ai the same time Gov. Holden, of North Carolina, is uiging upon the Legislature ot that State similar policy, and thto members are cbnsidering the propriety of petitioning Congress to remove such disabilities as far as may be. This kindness proceeds from the generosity of "scallawags" and "carpet baggers." How much credit will they receive for it from the ex-Rebels
costs a woman
Indianapolis.
$13.85 to swear
Taie-freo night schDol tn IndianapoHs
building at Evansville.
THB New Albany
Commereud advo
cates "the-whipping-post and pillory."
THK movement for a_ City Library, in Indianapolis, is likely to.be a succesi.
WFIX
ELLIOTT haa boen olectcd post
master by tho citizond of New Castle.
TURGK
SPEECHES
will
1TQ
A half coLU»LN elopement baa jasft occurred *oM»ng-«om» f»ious-pwiplo in Indianapolis. -iw 1
STONING passenger trains as they enter tho city is the style^of hospitality in voguo at Indianapolis.
AN
Indianapolis school teacher com
pelled boy to eat a plug of tobacco and an Qjir of corn. Healthful d.ietl
THK Evansville
that city.
-V4Mri
Doc.
B.
The President's message was all piit in typo this evening and will probably be sent to Congress on Tuesday, tbe dny reason for delay is tLo anticipated re ception of official news about the settle inent of the Alabama claims.
Tho message covors the following points and conclusions thereon First, That tb» Southern Statos remain blasted in industry, their resourcos cut off, good proportion of their population disfranchised, their constitutional privileges dent&d- through Congressional enactment, and Jiiost of them romaiaiqg uodnr military rule and second, com mending the report of the Secretary of the Treaeury and endorsing its views for a return to specie payments through ro duction of expenditures, raising taxation and gradual contraction of the paper circulation, with suggestions for legislation tor one currency oijly, and that National Banks should havo their powers restricted.
LAST
Journal saya there are
many cases of malignant measles, and also numerous, eases of scarlet fever in
DR. BOAVLKS has applied for a divorce from his wife. The suit i-» now in jro-
grass in Pnoli, Orango county. 1
11 ATCL,
STEKL BRIGHT, supposed to
baro bwn lt»st in tho terrible steamboat disaster on tho Ohio, is a brother of Richard J. Bright, proprietor of tho Indiannpolis Sentinel:1''-*"''''**'*iivU
WORK is progressing vigorously in putting the telegraphic wires along tho line of the Indisnspolis and Yincennes railway. An office will bo erected in Mftr-
tinsville in a few davs. -J"'-
THK Indiana State University has two hundred and fifty students in attendance this session, which is a larger attendance than that institution had during the corresponding torm of any previous yoar.
THURSDAY
Stewart, druggist in jBellevillf, was robbed of $150. The burglar entered the room and dosed Mr. Stewart and his Wife with chloroform, and thran took tho mon ey, which ho had placed under his hend.
TIIK Worthiugton
JOHN VANLUE, a brakeman on the Indianapolis, Cincinnati & LaFayette railroad slipped--and-fell under the train whilo in motion, (kt Lebanon, on Friday, and had his left leg crushed off above the knee. The leg was amputated. He is in a very critical condition.
THE people at Vincennes are taking a great deal of iptorest in the proposed Louisville, jNew Albany and Vinconrtes railroad. The Ohio and Mississippi road it is believed, will take the lead in this projected connection between Southern Illinois and Indiana and the cities Uround tbe falls of the Ohio.
ALL parts of the State will he largely represented at the reunion nf the armies of the Cumberland, Tennessee and Ohio, at Chicago on the 15th and 16th inst.— General Grant, Lieut. Genernl Sherman, and other distinguished officers will be present
enterprising but verdant youth, of Madison who had a ticket in a seductively advertised "gift enterprise," received notice that his number had drawn a $200 gold watch,, which would be sent him on receipt of the "percentage," $12. Fearful of "shenanigan" be requested the valuable package to be sent him by express, "C. O. D." Tbe package came duly and the charges wore duly paid. The box be" ing opened was. fonnd to contain a bricjfe.-
THE Coroner of Clinton county dis« dovered the body of a dead man, nenr
Hamilton, on Tuesday morning l»et, 4 short distance from the highway. It was discovered to be that of German man nnmed Seibrrt, wht» has bw»n eubpct to fits of temporary insanity. It was bftlioved thut he hnd gone to Penpsylvftnifl, find it is probable that his
body had lain thorn full}' five weeks.,,
THE
of Philadelphis, wer.-4 lost on tho United States. $'• Mr. Pisherr of Penn., passenger on tho United States is burnt badly about tho face and hands.
war between the Develin and
MfDonald factions of the gr«y\t Democratic party seems to havo como to an unexpected end. The former gentleman, who appears to havo become disgusted Willi politics and p.-liticians generally, published tho following in tbe la*t issue of his paper '•'After devoting a considerable time to politics withont any beneficial results, and becoming disgusted with the employment, we have concluded to return to our prufoseion and try to make* livelihood in that honorable calling -, one that wo never should havo abandoned.
N E W A PVERTiSJEMEtlTS,
CLOTHES WRINGER.
MPKOYRDWITH HOWELL'S NEW PATENT not tan use
N EWADV Ell Tl S
A
»n the ayi^P." oriiufainUfc»i»0»a-tbe Cogs, which.i absolutely necessary to prevert thaOogs frem playitut out ot" gear, and tho Bubtw Rollers from being attained or broken in wringing large rrticles. Sr.M by dealers generally: A supply alwavs kewt oh hand ftr shipment at Cleveland, Ohioigo atd Ht. Louis. R. 0. BBOWN1MG, (U«exal Agent, S2 Cortlandt alreet,*. V,
THK OSLV PRKfRCT CtWmwST Of all kind* alwLiFKt^T, 8fBorn*,8*TT RHEtti, and all II8£AiM
KR'S PILE AND HITMOB t.tTBR. Iniercal and ^sternal an. Katirely Testable t'sed In the Hospitals of the Old and New World In ca» ot failure, I authorize all dealers to refond the mo»ev and charge tt back to
ten jears. Prepared by D. FOWM, Ohamist. Boston. Si a bottle, ^ld overywhare. eirathrt free,
EM E NTS.
W eirt lMwitributim Che J|eteo»oUapi CUB tithe AmoUt ofcfWW.O#.MveryTliket Drani npxe.
Melodeonn 75 to 160
31.0 Sewiag Sl»cbili8 .. ,j?W t® ,6« to T5
Itckrla describing Frlws aro
BIAUD
and eul -bj mail to aay »dilr«H iff
KETRHSCKS.—WO
made on each
side by tho counsal in the ca?eJ of Mrs. Clem.
in Kn
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Trizs n|m«d
Qi. .n it nJlT be delivered to tho ticket-holdtr on payment of OKE Dor.tAB. Trlae» aro immediately soot to (anyjaddrtaa Uj cxpraw or t^tarn mail. lm wttMi«ow -RDftt "your" rrlie is before you pay for It. Anj priio ibwj
Iw
bxchahokd
tor auotlier of tho somo valne. So lllnaks. Our patrenscair depend on fair dealing.
a«LR(U the
TOLLOWIIIK
from
many who have lately drawn Valuable Prli»« and kindlf"JlWIffUlea'fis'to innbllsh tton^ S. T.:Wilkin», Buflalo, #6,000. iLss Aurtle Monroe, Chicago, Piano, $CiU Jiitin D. Mooro, Louiftille, SI,000 Miaa Kinuia Walworth, Milwavkbe, PI%no, $500 ltev. E. A. Day, New Orleans, 8rc0., We puUlitb no Uhmt* without perinUkiuu. of tlio Pr«S8.—"Th firm is re liabio, and doserve their mcceM."—Wtekh/ Tri bvne, Aug. 8. "Wo know them b« a fair lPKftrmr"—i?.-P. •ffirnw *lg.*?5. "A friend of ouru draw SOOU urii, which was prempily ro Cf ivod.''—Dailji ifewf, Sept. 3.
St-nd fej circaJur. Liberal indveemont* to AgenU. .saiipfActuHi K«ar i«twd. Kvery ^ack ago of SoftLw! Knrolopoa contiin ono
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HOM
ITS
night Mr. Hugh
Times learns that
some of the ^Republicans of Bloomflold
havo furnished Jamos P. Riley, the publisher of the Democratic paper, tho necessary amount of monoy to start a Repub
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iued iu Wall Street how "Countrymen" are swindled by Sharpers how BTinisters and Merchants are Blackmailed how Dance Ilalls and Concert SalooDB are Managed how Gambling Honsi-s and Lotteries are conducted how Stock Companies Originate and how the Bnbbies Burst, read this work. It tells yon abont the mysterlis of N-W 1i oik, and contains Biograuliical skatobes of its noted Millionaires, Merchants, Ac. Alirgs Octavo Vol. 720pages Finely Illustrated. The largest commission given. Our 3'2-Dnge circular and $5 Greenback sent Free on application. For fail parti, aims and terms, addre«6 the I'ublishot^,
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CA UTION.—Unprinolpled dealers are selling Axes painted red, as the Bn JAPKRT An. The rood qualities of this Axe consists in Its OTTTTTNO qualities, not in the red paint.
The "BBD JACKET" is for sale by all respond ble hardwaie dealers and the manufacturers.
LIPPINC0TT A BAKEWELL, linear ilfi'-i
A good smoke Is a perpetual comfortLORRllLARI8
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NNOHIHO TOBACCO.
Competent ciitlcs pionounreit be3t for many reaMns. It is tonde of the liest stock grown.
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YERMONTEBS. "Kiil all the Nr.ws
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Who lures good smoke to try it. LqKlLLAKD'M
"EIREKA" Smoking Tobacco Is likswl*-) en excelleot article of choice Virginia Tobacco, of a heavier body than the
Former, and hence much cheaper in pi Ice Nevertheless It makes an excellent smoke. Orders for Meerschaum Pipes Dally packed lu this brand.
LOItRILUBDIt
"GENTURV' Chewing Tobacco Composed of tho bout catting Leaf in the Country. Superior in color, finer in qna'lty,
And makes a better chew than other brands. Acknowledged The Loading Fine Ont Tobacoo wherever used. Keapeotablo Jobbers snd dealers in all sections Keep it, and small buyers can save money, Time and trouble by purchasing of then. Lorrlllanr* Marcofcsy, Prmrh Rappee and Scotch USER'S still retein tho excellent qualities which havo made them so tsmoiM overywhore.
Circulars sent on application.,p. LOBILLARD, lew Tork
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aaehelj vliagV.laTorai ua as plainly** tf saeh ee |an had a toague, that a tutdicaUd imHlatU it smW. It does not require the aid of a med'eal education to understand this dumb apreal for new vigor, front an exhausted systrm Every reader of these line* can comprehend it ja*t a* well aa tbe ^ra4Mto.jof physiclaB*' oaU^*.-*-Let not ibU demand efenfoubltd nature be neglect ed, Keepoad to It preaspUy by cotamenclag 'a
CHIM
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ot HOSTETn&B*5 8TOMAOH BlTTKttS, a pr^aration nnitine, in their higbeet excel fence tbe proportieeof a srmuuuiT, an laviooaaMr, an At-TiaATivx, before three days have elapsed, Irom the taking ol the first dose, a narked beneficial cbanfe will tie manifest in the bodily and mental condition of tbe patient. The |ulso will b» stronger and more regalar, the eye will begin to leee Its doll«xproesiou, the muscular atxl uervon* ayetemat* recover their tension, ami thrt oplrits to intprove. Porievere, and a complete tetivi Itsttos oftlio drpirsfed animal aLd mental powers la certain. In cases of dyvpepeia and bltiieui ness, the samo snlut ary results will lo ibtaieel. The appetite will revive, the saltoftness of th skin disappears, auU all the dUtroaelag«yntitoms wbieh acootnpany disorders cf the siomach and liver, will rapidly saliehle. 'Cite cold of winter often lntenslfieo tlifse complaints by checking the perspiratory action, bf whioh: so much ni. rbid matter leetaporatwl thTnagh tK»pors iu niiWor weather, and therofo'ethe B11TKRS aro Hi edally nsefnl to th» dyspeptic ami hilHom at this seaaon. Bilwlw.
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fHI Ml VILrW VBMALS PILLS. WAUllANTUIl KUUNCB,
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PILLS, »o celebrated many Tears ago in l'aris, for the relief of f.-mal Irregular tlt«, and so noteriues tor their oriailnal emjiloymout In the practice of abortlou, er* now offered for sale lot the Unit tlmi In America They have been kept tn ooi»paratl\e uliseuritv from the aol that the iriiuiit.r Dr. Vili*4M), i' physician in Paris, of gceal wealth *uil etrb otmscleuMees prlnrtplee, and ha* wlthhel.1 rlien from tJ'H*ral use, lest thoy dkitld l« «i»flK« for nula^ful puipn»«v« In u*.ri "iiiinjj h-maleol-itiuc.tions, th«y xtx-ra ti bn truly omnipotent, hurst ing op«D theflood gStnif Thiol whatever may havo etoj'potl tliem but llnj are oOvr'.*-! ti |he public only for legitimate u*», »n,i all mniit are forbidden lo -oil tliern wheii it in uiniput-t'il that the object is unlawlnl.
UADTIOH.—Married Ladies should tever tndv them when there any reason »o believe them solves prcguaut, for the) will be surt to prodm« a miscarriage.
W. MACOMB*" Gf-neral Acent for Tnlted States and (Jaiiadav Albany, N. Y. Sohi t-y all brogglHts dA tilt Jan 1, IWiW.
Sterling Silver Ware* and
They offer als their wtdl-knowu and uurlvnl led Nickel tiilror Eloctro-plated Warn, iu which they havo introduced new patterns of rare ebv. gauco. The Solid Silver is guurauteodito be rf storllng puiity by U. H. Mint u»say. Tho Kiev tro plate is gtiaraut.'od to supoiior to the linest HlwHIolA ware. Orders reccilved from the only, but those goods may lie obtained from re sponsib dealers cveiywlii re. Trade l-r-i fXl Tr:.d'M*rk
ML\km§®
JL -"no
Silver. Plate. OORHAM MANUPACTfflr.ING CO.. Salenroom N,'. Maldin LkBo, N V. n4lw4^mos
STKRB0SC0PIC VIEWS,
ALBUMS,
tUKOMOS.
Eft T. ANTHONY & CO., 001 Broadway, New Tork, Invite the attention of the Trade to their ex ten slve assortment of the above, of their own publication, manufacture amd importation.
Wo publish ever Four Tltoutand subjects of Stereoscopic Views, Including Niagara Mammoth Cave, Gnba,'. Oatskills, Central Park, Mew Grenada, Hudson, Trenton Fall*, Veneeuela, WhitoMonnt'n Great West, The Andes, Washington, Houeatonic, China, Saratoga, Delaware, Japan, West Point, Instantaneous, Knglaod, Ac.
Onr Imported Views embrace a large assortment, Including thochoioent productions of Win. Kngland, G. W. Wilson, Lamy, and other emlucnt photographers, consisting 01 Switzerland, Ireland, Spain, Hercnlaneum, lthlne, Wales, Tullorles, Fontainebleau Pyrenees,. Pomjieil, St. Oould, Compeigne, Paris, Oormany, Trianon, Versailles, Kogland, Austria, Costal Pal. Naples, Scotland, 'Italy, "fyrol, Bome, Ac., Ac.
THE LAND OF THE BIBLK, Anew and Intensely Interesting series. Also, Illuminated and Transparent Views, in great variety. We are also exclusive Agents In America tor "FBBBIEB'S GLAOJ VIEWS," or which we have a splendid assortment. Agents for Frith'e Series of 8}{x6% in. Photographic Vfows In Switzerland, thefiblue, Bngland, Scotland, Walat, Ao.
STRltBOSCOPES.—Wo manufacture very largely, and have a large stook of ths beet tttjUt at tlie lowest rates.
PHOTOGBAPHIO ALBUMS —Onr Manuf^cturo of Albums is well known throughout lbs country as superior in qnality and beauty to all others.
AH we sell are made In our ctr» Factory, and our styles are different from those of any other maker. Iluyms should not tail to seo our stock bnfore making their purchaas.
CHROMOS
These beautiful pictures, that cjnnot be duUnguiiktd from th* fine$t Oil Painting1, ar one reuih their cost, we import largely Irom Parts, London, Berlin, Vienna aud Rome, and supt-ly the trade at the lowest ra'c*.
Thi Nicotine is extracted, thnr« are,
drags in It, consefjusntiy it is
-iv Anli-nervons In its effects, .it ht) an agreeable, aromatic flavor. DOOB not burn or sting the tongue,
Ii"aves no nnp'ossant afterlast.* ih« .Jklouth, or If agreeable-odor in the room. Instead of exciting the cervous lorces,
K. «, T, ANTHONY A CO., -:Jt liroatlway, N. YA
Importers and M^nurrs ot i'hotograpti Materials. dtww3m
STEOK'S,, ni
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INSTRUCTION ROOK8, An.l every variety i.f
Small Musical Instrnments,
—AND—
Musical Merchandise.
I'JANOS EOlt KKNIV**.
AUo, oil liMtnriim^ntMtikeii lot-xrbHn^or p&rt pay UB udw OOM.
Pianos, Melndcons, and all kind* of smaller Mnsk-«*i instruments ibpnliMl by
COMPETENT IV OK KM EN. Send urfcre t..
KIMHNEH'S
PALACE OF MUSIC,
Mo. 4«li Ohio Street, (Oppcsita^fhe Old Court 090*$,)
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WOMAM.
Tike l'rno Xedieal DodrlM. Nature, wbw atrugglmg with dlsvaae, catee anmtstakeably the kind of assistance she requires. In cases of nerTOU woakneaa and general debility, the feeble pulse, the lack lustre eye, the attenuated frame, the flaccid musclo*, the mel- »ho are HI. atift ^nly r", thes-,
FBMALK3, PWING TO THK PCODlil AB and Important relations which they sustain, thrir peculiar organization, and the offlcts they v«rfoim, aresabj«ct to .many suffering*. Fieeilvnt from these contribute tn no small degree t, their happlnen aud welfare, for none cm b« ha|,py
IBBi
fa»Cr^^,tot|-eOT-ttWg°Kritlfrer!
,|
run ou without Involving the geueral health t,f the Individual ,andere lODg pruduclu* prunaiient «icknees and prvaaturo drclioe. Nor is it ploananttoconsalt a pbysiclan lur tho relief ot ibf«« vaiious delicate aftectiona, and only npon tlimost nrgeut niyreaslty will true woman solar sacrifice her greatest charm to do thu. Th s-x will then thank b* for acieg livthelr b*nde
ipfCHIt wbtcfl Wlfl h# found ilBlracinns 1* li. \ing aud curing almost every ou» of thteo rreublee,me cjulptalnts incullar to the
USLKBULB'S kXTSACT or ltoOHU.—Itnndrrds suffer on iu silence, aud hundreds of others appty vaialy to dragigiat* a»l doctor*, who either m„r, It tantalise thfm with tbe hope of a core, or ap ply remedies whtcb rrate tliem worse. I would not witb*f0.|i(f$rt Mytbingthat woul 1 dolnjunt ice to Ute affliotod, but I am ©Mlfced U»«j th«t it may be produced from excessive exhaustion -f tlte powers er life, by lahorloweemplovmeat, 1111wholeiM me air and food, pro'use menstruation, tlie use ot tea aad coffee, and freqweatrhiM-blrth. It I* lar oftener caused by dircct irritation, n| pHed to the tuorous tnombraneof the vaf iui\ itif.
When reviewing the causes cf iboes dUtres-iing complalntu, it IS most patnftti to contemplato tinattendant evlls oonseqcent Utini them. It I- but simple jflSftCft to tn» Bur,jcot t« enumerate a f. of tba many additional ransea whle.h tnr.^ly affect the Ute, health, and h*ppineseof w«iu-n all claeea of society, and which, consequently, »ff. ot ieor l»ear directly, the Welfare uf tho ei,
tire
homan family. Th» maula thM exists for pricoclOH* edncatton and marrla«s, oa«n»» llnyoar* that natnre deeigned for corpoical deveb'Pnwmt lebe wsstnt and p-rverte.Mu the restraint* of dreu, the early cooflu»»meni of school, an.I e»pcially in th«nuhe*!thy excitem-nt of tl... allroom. Thus, with the b-dy iialt clothed, and the mind unduly excited by pleasur.-, dorvortinn in nildioKbt retai tbe Soxtrs dtslRned l.y natiin- n»aloep and rest, th? wort"! .lostruetiou hall •-eomplished.
Jt cooMquancaof thie early strain
UIMOI
1«At. 111, unrieceesa-y ftt»rt is irquirwl by the ili-li-caTf votary to re«tTaln her sltiifvtH.il 111 schcf »t a later «tay, thue ag«ra»atlng Hie o*»l. Whtu ,,|ie vxcitemrn^ i* OVi-r, anothor in prosp«s ti\t, kv-fp* tlie mln.t morbidly senitlyi.^ to impr*«oiu, hliib' tho now constant r.«traint of fi«atiinit (Srcs^, abeetntely foibidding tbe exercise l-.di-.-(Minsattlo lo till, attauiuii'iit and ret.ntloi. ol eijailic liHulth and strength the cxposur-to nigbl ur lb, fmWWK Charn^ of tempeT* 11, r- tl.-.on-[.I. tcprostration pro.lu :i-d by excesslvo dao^iiK, must, 6rnec»«iity, produce thelrleKlUntate 111 .1. Mia"!, an n.»tly m.*mago cajis it"1 ilirn.v o* misery, and unfortnaato on», hltb«rto so nt ri'gardiesii uf the plain niclAlw and roitton HtiAu.is of bor de1lc.1t* natu\ Incomes an un wilting subject of modion 1 troatment. Thii ii but a tiuthful pictnr.'ot the expoi Wuceof thottsands »f «ur yoan» wometi.
Loui( lii'lot" thu itbUUi to (Xoroieo the fttlic Jluim of ItiK g,'n-ratiV" orgmirf, tl.oy miulr.. an eduatlou i»t their pecnltai usrvous system, coin i«d »f ali.it is callwl th.. tU*ue, which is, In common wltb the f.'inalo breast and ai «, evidently uii'h lho couUol ul- ii^'iutal jmoti ..us and a«sot.tati.iiis at an early perW of life and, as wo shall 1-abhO.iQontly eot, thweo emotione, wheu i-x-cesslio, load, lonn lefor« puberty, to habit* wliich
•AP
i'lNE FXK(TR«-n.ATEIt "WARE. THE UOBIIAM MANliVAOTUUING CO., OF PROVIDENCE, R. 1., having thelarg«st maoufactory of Solid Silver Ware in thb world, with the most improved machinery, and employing tho most skilled labor, aro onablod to offer au un equalled vaiioly of new and beautiful tosigns in Dlnnor Servleee, Tea 8««rvices, and every article specially adapted tor Holiday mud llrld.il Uift-).
tlio vwj life off tho flctlnti
WR®
usture
IKMI
solt-compluted their development. Tor Female Weak new and Debility, Whites o. Leucorrhuia, Too Piofuso Menstruation, kxhaus tion, Too Long Continued PerUnls, for Prolapsus and Bearing Down, or Prolapsus Uteri, offer the most perfect specific known HKLWllOI.I, OOMWIUND KXTKACTOF BUOHU. Diietfiona. or use, diet, an I advice, accompany. ,^
Veinules iu ovi ry p4*rlo.l of life, freui Inlsin
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extreme old age, will find it a remedy to aid eature in tho dt-charyo of Us fuuv.tlouii, Sin u^iii Is the glory ol manhoo.l and womanhiMMl. II1.1.MBi.n's Kxraao* liutuu moro streiiglbeiuiiilhau any of the preparation* or Bark or Iron, Inttnitoly safor, and moro pleas ant. HILMBOI.O'S Kxruacr Hucuu, havlug received tho in.loiiiemont of tbe moat prominent physicians lu tiro United States, Is now otfuted to allHcteil humanity as a certain euro for tho folliwin ills. us. sum", simptouw, trout what-voc «aue« oi imiiatiiiK (ieasral Debility, Mental and Physical Depi-..*tiok. imbecility, Ufctorminatlou of lliood totlmlle*ii Confuted ideas, I'JysU'ria, General ltrjtal ilityi, Hestlcssnees and ,Slwple.eine8s at Night, Al,s. cictit ttuscular Jitllcioncy, boesof Appetite,, I*3ii *1*. Euiaclatlou, I.oW Spirits, liisorgaui^ilion Paralysis ol tho Organs of Ueuoratmn, Palpitation or tho Heart, aud, In tact, all lU«
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Ask for MlI.Wliol.u's. Take no otln 1. N.l.l by I'ruggisti mid IhMtlers everywhen*. incfttl.lfi is,r bottle, or si* bottles for jli.f tl Deliver. I. any address. De8c«J6»Jttnptone In all uiin 111.1 eations. Address ii. X, tiEUMUGLIi, Driu a*
Chemical Warehouse, Broadway, N. V. t*«rNouo aroUxi.iu.Si uul.si douo up iu ste-*. engraved wrapper, with fae-sliuiln of ray cal Warehouse, aud signed octiMdeoilrweowjJni. II. T. Hltl.WByLI._
'•ChildreB^ lives StaTctl far Fmy Omfs." Thousands of Cblldreu die annually of Cronp. Now, Mothers, if you wjnblspeod 6# cants, and" always havo a bottle of Dr. 'Cohias' Venetian Lui iment In the house, you never nefd f-ar losiugyour little one when attacked with this cdio plaint. Il is now 21 years since I h*vepnt np my Liniment, and uever hoard of a child dyiag of Crou. when my Liniment sros.nsed but hui.dredsr of cu,(i havo been rcporUd to m-, and many stato if it was $10 pet bottle they would not. }.• without it. Beaides which, it is .a oertain rarfor Cuts, Burns, Heahache, Tooth-ache, Sort{ Throat, dwellings, Mumpa, Colic, D'arrhea, Dya-, entcry, Spasms, Old Sores, and Pains in the Limbs, Back and Oh net. No one once tries it win is ever without Itit Is warranted perfectly safe tot lake Internally. Full directions with every hottie.
Sold by Druggists and 8tore-keepers thrwagb -. ont tbe United States. I*epot, 10 Park Place, New York. Hiwlm
How a Oeclla^H ^r^ur'd Pare blood xiakes os well fuvd blood makes sick Vapors from paorly digested food In thi blood are condensed npoa the varlone orgsns, and serve to make them grow or repair their waste.—Organs made with a greater or |eaMr proportion-, of such materials c«nnot he sound. If the biV& onditloo of blood contianes bnt for a few rtayf or weeks, the body will be ont of Berts and If it£ continues, the whole ot the body will, ia Um*, ., be renew«d with lmocrfcct blood, and the boaiib l.arl^ tt Is in a decline—popularly cilled a consumption.
Now ttrandreth'a Pilla penetrate the whol^ mass of blo.d, cansiag the ezpolelon of import-, ties the body fuuls relieved from a single dvae— what then rosy be expected from twenty by v. continuing thsir ase, the whule of the blood, ime, becomes parifltd, and the body reooiistrtict from good material, the decline stopped, a ails a new lease of lifr seen rod.
Principal Agency, Brandreth Hoase, Ifew Tork Sold by all Druggists. 18dwim
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GUIDE Tt MAKRIAOS. *i-P Voting Men's UHidC tu liappy M**rta«» ^Ud (Vnijogal jr»lteit Tht, huautittt v}ew« Of I«ut PhyslcUnn, on tbe Rrrnrg anil iu 1drut lo Tenth and Early Btfcuhofxl, uout lu «-aled Ultnr esroiopas, fOuat chargr,. Ail/fru** Hl^ AUU AiidtHUATluM, Ilea p., PhiUdelpBla, Pa. a»pii4(lw^ai 1 3 it *. tmit*
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I To Art we owe a tbffaaatid graros I Improving Katafe Bn disgrace' is,
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OhrlBUdora^ Hal PraservMlre. Mrlklng, astr ding, are th« Efftvts produce! by Ohrlatailoro's Hair Preearvatlte and Iteantiflnr. Be the ha ire vor so wiry, coarse au.l unmaoageable by brneh and enmh, lit one wi-ek thb tlole will render It flarlble, lestrons, and ladii^d to etirl.
Sold I by Img!fisU, *art tppltod by all Hale Drosaers. Manufactory Mo. (18 Maldea JCaoe. Principal Pepot Ho. 6 A«torB6n*e." '"^'liHwlm,.'" its