Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 December 1868 — Page 3

WEEKLY EXPRESS

Wednesday Morning, Dec. 9th, 1888

WINTKU has taken an early grip on

51a.

VURMONTERS I—Your attention 19 call •d to tlio advertisement headed "VKRMI'.VTKRH." Rofld 't.

CXTRHT ADJOURNED.—Lata Monday evening the Circuit Court adjourned un til the regular March term

A GOOD COW, in fair order, now near iy dry—fresh early in the Spring—will bo eold vory cheap if application is made at this oflico immediately. if

A SERIES of wonderful spiritual maj!i fetations are in progress at Ponce's Hall attended by many of our sober-rninoded citizar.i*—so the Jcmmal fits tea. ,'^fCif

OUR NEW 1'OBT OFFICK is pronounced .Special Mail Agent. Bowea, who was horn yo3torday, tbo most elegant and best arran^d of any in tho Stale.

TIIK DA.YH are now at Jpieir shortest that ii?, from sunrise to Bun6et. On the 14th the afternoons will begin to lengthen, but on the 21st will occur the est day. I it *~I

KILLED HY THE MAYOR!—Not a case in tho Mayor's Court yesterday, and His Honor wont home" and killed—a lot of hogs 1 At least he assisted in tho work

HOG* advanced somewhat in prico yen te.rdfiy f'n this market, the price paid b.jing $0.o0 for hogs weighing 200 found upwards $8.75 f.r 175 lbs $8.50 for 150 1b.-. and $8/)0,Mr^hose^jgbmg 14» Hs. 1 11 it In' I

THE SUH.IJICT of tho discourse f.-r NNXT Stibbiith i-vonirig, at Centenary M. Jv Cliurcli, will bo":rWhat we read." All purdoiis interested in this subject, oi encli vital interest to our intellectual and moral development, are invited tn bo present,

Kjs. I V? Tn: ~~i \.M Mn. BONNER, of the Now York Ledge has succeeded in making even a ProgpectUH rend able It is one of. tho. raioa|: interesting uf the now advnrtisementH in iUr present fiuuibor.f ^Froru it wo loam that Kev. Dr. Tyng is writing a long story for the Ledger. ..

TEHKK JIAUTE SUNDAY ScnuOi. UNION.—Wo learn Mint the annual mooting ol the Sunday School ITnion occurs n«xt. Monday evening. Besides tho election of officers fr the onsuing year, an luleresting programme is in preparation. Tho order of oxercintw will bo puldi»hod in a day or two.

THE HUCKSTER NVAUON.—Tho Journal yesterday morning, with startling head linns, recorded with unusual minuteness the singular robbing of a two-horse wagon and one hundred dollars worth of huckster's goods, from a public streot, and that up to Monday nothing had been heard of the missing goods or thieves.

All true, with tho single exception that the horses only strayed away Friday evening from tho front of Ray & Bailey's provision store, and were recovered next morning in the Market House lot, whore some persons had turned them Irv

PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT.—An explosion of a small boiler at the soda water manufactory of Milflel & Stark^ corner of Main and Thirteenth streets, occurrcd yesterday morning, by which Mr. Cristoph Stark was severely and probably fatally hurt. Mr. Stark was struck in the breast,receiving internal ins juries, the result of which it is impossible to predict. He was also severely cut and bruised in other parts nnd especially about the knee. The wounds were dressed by Dr. Read and at latest accounts his situation was considered very critical and recovery improbable. We did not li'arn further particulars of the disaster, but understand the boiler is a complete wreck, having fla,)^n off .in.every direction.

PROGRESS IN BAHY TALK.—Advanceimprovement, is the word in America.— This is understood everywhere, but a "great big ugly man" would naturally suppose that any kind of gibberish would do for a baby. This is not the case howaver. The old baby toe gingle of "this little went to.market," &c., has played out. Baby taste has grown more elevated and must be tickled with higher flights of poesy. The following which is probably authored by a young daddy is respectfully aubmitted to the consideration of now mamm&s "Dear little bare feet, dimple anil white, in your long night gown, wrapped for the night, come lot mo count all your queer little toes, pink as tho boart of a shell or a rose One is a baby that iiU in tho sun two is a baby and three fs a ntin four is a lilly with iunocent breast and five is a birdie asleep on hor nest."

LOCAI. WONDERS,—Some thoughtful person has been cogitating and lias ground out these quostionsl*^'"

When a young man is a clerk In store, and dresses like a prince, smokes "foine cigars,' drinks "choice brandy," attends theatres, dances and the like, I wonder if ho. does all on. the avails of hig &-y clerkship?.

When a young lady sits jn the parlor during tho day, with her lily white lingers covered with rings, 1 wonder if her mother doesn't wash the dishes and do the work in thu kitehon?

When a man goes throe times a day to got a dram, 1 wonder if by a,Dd ly to won't go four timesl^u^i^ g-

When a lady Ureaherwaifit a thir less than nature made it, 1 wonder if her pratty figure will not shorten life a d"?.en vear-. or more, besides making her,jniseratile wliilo she does live?

Whan a young man is dependent on his daily toil for his income, and marries a lady who iL.es not'know how to make a loaf of bread or mentl a. garment, I wonder if he is not lacking somewhere, say towards the top, for instance? 1 J[

When a man receives periodical or newspaper, and takes great delight in reading it, but neglects to pay for it, I wonder if ho has soul or a gizzard?

=====

OYSTER SUPPER.—Amoag this peek's will be 4. A. R. Hall., on Thursday evening, charge for admission

"FOREFATHER'S DAY." Tho New England Society of this city is making preparations for tho proper celebration oi tho 248th anniversary of the Pilgrim Fathers, on the 22d inst.J

THE FAIRY SISTERS announce concerts at Dowling nalj^Tbursda Friday evenings of-this feoek vertisement under the head of amusements gives IUII particulars.

HOGS are firm at last quotations—$7.50 @$8.50. Up t? "IhiB datfTTrom 11,000 to 2,000 hogs have been slaughtered, and tho indications are that tho season's busi nes3 will exceed last year's.

CoMMisitoABtB..—A substan^al 'etorie walk has been laid across Main street opposite the Metropolitan Block, on which pedestrians now pass dry shod. It was the only dry .crossing along the. ^.entire street on Saturday, and many were the ilent £nd outspoken blessings bestowed upon the enterprising occupants of Metropolitan Block. |—-f—r—sr—# Jl

WHAT'S THE MATTER?—Only one pair—James G. White &nd Mary M. Snodgrass—applied to the County Clork last week for propel| iicaiiso |D per^efiiate inatrimony. /0aiv1^ja»inie,j Hm u.tire county last week, there was but no pair that in this public manner was villing to declare they had "Two BOUIH with hilt asinglf tlimi^ht,

T«.. hrurts tliat boat aa one."

ONE ft .-ULT of istubfishing mafnufncturir.g eptaoli.shmonts tn our city is shown the fact that*real estate in tho vicinity tho lion and Nail \V irks has advano dip price^ iua0" th.^ bjte er ent Mncf: the wotkh vvent into operation. Make a note of this fact and calculate from it the result ol ^uilding_ up other manufacturing interests. If our city is ever to attain metropolitan proportions it must And the source of its growth in manufactures.

CIRCUIT COURT.—Tho jury in tho cafe of State vs. Luke Burko, grand larcony, could not agroe and were discharged Satrday morning whereupon another juy Waa empannolled, and alter h»Mihg evldenco, returnoda verdict of guilty and that ho sorvo a term of two years in the State's Prison,

Tho jury that was out Friday evening tho Watson case, also "stuck,'' and wero discharged. "Watson ir to^aye third hearing t.hi.- week.

The Court will not be able Lo adjourn before tho middle of this week. The Grand Jury of this term of Court found nearly two hundred indietmonts.— Several liquor dealers wero in vourt Satrday giving bond for appearance at the next term, to answer the charge of rntnilin liquors without license.

PURLIC LIBRARY AIEETING—Pursue the suggestion of Prof. J. M. Olcott, and the call of the City Sebool-JJoarrl, through their Secretary, .T. H. Hager, Esq^ respectable number of citizens, comprisng ladies and gentlanienj asgwnbled at the New Court TTousf- rin Saturday eveng, December5th, to take the initiatory step toward tho establishment of a Public, ibrary in tho city of Terry Haute.

On motion of Prof. Olcott, his Honor, Mayor G. F. C^'ikarly W«R called to the chair, and stated tho object of the meeting in a forceible and eloquent address in favor of the enterprise, -t

On motion of Mr. Hagur, Thbma's Long was selected as Secretary. Prof. Olcott then^tate'l full^iand clolrly the plan proposed fot the organization the Library, which was that adopted ?uccessfully in the city of St. Louis, an outline cf..which nwentlv appeared jin this city. VJ

Col. R. N. Hudson, being called, made an eloquent appeal in favor of the object, and expressed himself well pleased with the proposition that tho City School Board should, officially, be made part ot^tlie Board of Trustees of the Library. In commenting upon the improvement it would work on tho litorary taste of the community, Col. H. Was parlPuiailjjFsevere upon professional lecturers, male and female, and upon their cniploymont by societies and lyceunii. IV lii

Rev. S M. Stlmson iaid, ha had entertained some doubts concerning tho success of the enterprise, but that these had been entire ly removed by tho plan of making the School Board—& perpetual corporation—responsible lor the mnnaccment of its affair?. All his indifCe^onoo

TOgard to if bring thus V,e was now ready to give the enterprise his hearty co-operation.

Wm. J. Bnll. Estf fespoailSd t6 rfcf.il aying that he favored tho object for tho reasons already stated, lie thought tho connection of tho School Bontd witl| tho Librarj' "would secure perniHTrfsncy, without which, ail ellutU for its establishment would be but so much lost time. Ho also su^genedl tho pr^rie^| oil providing, Ri tho plSnof organu^tiolt, for competout Board to selotiL aii ,^00^6 t» be purchased.

Rev IV W. Smith, ujH'n |ho call of the Chair, addressed thft mwtinc at sonio length upon the subject under consider* tion, and said that though he was but a temporary resident, might bo called to somo other point, yet ho was willing to bocon^ a life member of the Association, and forward its sue cess in every way in his power.

After some discussion *^f tha"plan'tt^r ganization, in %-hiclr ilie other gentlemen took part,

Professor Olcbtt offered the following resolution, which was utianitiiously"adopted. .v

Rc.ictlecd, Tltat a comnvittoo of five be appointtxi'tp d^att /irtir^«p oHassof iSTian Uttilr tho #latiitrst &K}<rprtrailirtt: an, Jrganization to maintain a Public Library. And that the s&mo commit toe ho ww powered to draft rulesior the. government of tho Association-, v,j£^ ,1,

Tho Chair appointed M. 01cott| Wm. J. .W^a. it. JlJjranpg^r •mas B. Long and R. N. Hudson said commit^ te«s to repoif it» Mfhi the N*w ning, December 11th, 1868, and orf motion the meeting adjourned to meet again at that time.

low%trai^«oC|®|l «ilatewaeentered dpon lySofa ,»st j. week's,

Geo. i8. Hegan to Andrew McQoire, 72 acres in Otter CreelT townBhip for $1,400. no. Zimmermw to B^dfcfetffiers,?^)

acres in Honey Creek toTynahip for $100. Jauoea W«lis to Jacob P. Wells, 20 acrea fn Hiley township for $300.

James Hickey to Bdwwd Full^, left in the«%iol*900. John C.Neet to Warren Neet, acres

guardian, five acres in Riley township for $175 'A E. 6.' Jones to Ctiae. A. Terrell, acres in Honey Greek fotiroshlp fot $100.

Charles'H. Goddndm!to Charlotte and Eliza Biancha, lot in tho city for $875.-J C. A. Ray to John B- Gordon, 40 acres in Riley.iownship for $800. &

John Burgett to F. A.^Kuchn lo.t^in Rohf# iMitiob) for-$l John S. Jcrdon to Adam Newkam, lot, in Fontaine's addition for $550.

John A. Ewiug to Franklin Fuquo, 13 acres in Fayetto township for $325. Robert Leak to Wm. Leak, 40 acres* ip. RiJay township for $1*200?filets ft

tJhafles Adams to "Wm, ILaughead^ ot in city fjr $1,600. £ija.s^ Boonicke tp Daniel McCarty, lot-

Sib'ey's mbdivision for $350. Chas. H.McCarty to Wm. E. 31cLean ot in Dean's subdivision?for $650. o!

David O. Denny to Harvey Evans, 1C iere? in Qiter Cfeek township for $12,000

WM,,*! REIMAN & SON comuienced IttUghtuxIng and packing nogs last W^" icsday, ^u^4

jior^d of about eight hundred porkers. Their slh'ughterihg houso has Capacity killing five hundred hogs per day. They kill and pack at the houses used by thom in seasons past, noar Blaae's mill on Water street, having an office on Main streot, ovor the etorie room formerly ocpied by Cory & Mancourt Hogs will be bought aud «old, on "commission) and liberal advances made on »eoisi$ ments to their house in Baltimoro.

Tiif. RKMA.KKAHT.K SUCCESS of the National Life Insurance Company of the United States of America is a fact worth while to chronicle. Chartered only last July by special aot of CongrMB, with on* ly a partial list of agencies yet startod, some of them only one and two months in operation, yet it ha3 issused some 500 policies up to the present time—a number which ia lwgely .in cxces3 of tho whole of the flrlt year of any company in tho United States. But with a paid ip cash capital of one million dollars to start on, and with such men as Jay Cooko and others of our foremost financiers as stockholders and managers, such results are only natural. J. A. Ftiote, No. C5 Main street, has just been appointed ngent for this city-j.. „i &

CIRCUIT COURT.—-In tho Circuit Court Friday Anderson Steele was sentenced to a term of two years in, the penit^Mi^Ty for. horae-stelling. ...

Elijah Brown, a^goiored man, was put down for a similar term for stealing a caddy of tobacto from the steamer Comet. When asked by the Judge if he had anything to say why sentence should not bo passed upon ho said he had. "What is it?" asked Judge Patterson. "I am going to be married I" said the ebonyhued young man, as earnestly and with as straight a face as a comical negro can put on.The reason given was not Sufficient, and that marriage is postponed two years. A crusty old bachelor lawyer suggested to the court that in going to the peniten* tiary the prisoner had escaped a worse punishment

SOME NOYBLTIE#.—Our friend KHner of the Palace of Music, with an energj*. tact and industry that is deserving of tho beral patronage he is receiving, is ever cn the watch for anything new or novel in the music line, and is always among the first to bring West any such article. Yesterday he received an invoice*.of new goods, and among the articles are several worthy of mention. One of thes^Jta.a bird rgan intended to teach mocking birds to whistle a tune, and is said to have a surprising effect on tho vocal organs'of tl. irds.

Another novelty is whutMi calico A Glassino, handsome table ornament, put up in imitation of both grand and quare pianos. Back of the strips glass on which music is produced with a wooden hummer, are spaces for need la ushion«, toilet articles, jowelry, fec. TTpon'.a steel Harmonica minic is produced in a similar way.

Still another novelty is ft "'Nino* flute,' a combination of concertina, accordeon' and melodeon, difficult to describe, but in the hands of one accustomed to using it^ producing excellent music.- And„£St.An* other novelty is this same instrument mounted upon a stand and played in a manner similar to a melodeon or organ—i ery ingenious arrangement, iv*.

But the mcst charming AoTelty is a llarmonio-Flute," a complete organ ol" there and a half oetaves, in a rich ebony finished ca-e, making an exceedingly handsome parlor ornament. It is playfsd precisely liko an organ—In fact this is just what it is—with tho beautiful voice celt-ste attachment, but is so ingeniously constructed that when the performer gets tired, or runs out of tunes, or cannot play all, by simply turning a crank and pumping the bellows, music equal to the mo^. skillful player is produced. It plays in this way sixteen tunes—sacred and oparatic. It is an instrument of "ranch powder and very sweet toned.

The three last named instruments are manufactured at Busson's, lh« great music houso of Paris.Jand Mr. Kissner, we learn, is the first to bring them West They will be examined with great interest by musicians and all in search o'l valuable and acceptable Holiday prq|gnl|,'

Bendo these, at tho Palace ofMusic

the boys will be delighted at the*ex4ellcnt assortment of drums. There iarilso 011 tho road eight pianos, one of them a Steck Full Grand and another a Square Grand of the same manufacture, worth one thousand dollars.

Mr. Kissner, with a determination to hereafter carry a stock consisting exclusively ot musical merchandise, will dispose Qt his. stock of Fancy Goods, of which ho has a large, varied and nttraeff live array of desirable and ndVel artiojlns, at coster evenJew than cost, t» the et$ck xriuit be closed out with the **nd of the holidays.

In conclusion we need scarcely suggest that in making your holiday purchases for young and old, Kissner's Palace of Music should by all means be visited.

PoSTXASllcBiteir

Martba A. Odell to Waraen HnywOod, lot in Rise's subdivision for $2,100. F. Fuqua to John Ewing, 13 acres in Fayette township for $325^4

Cnrtis Gilbert to Owen Kwtfnti, itn *n Gilbert Piaca for $500. B. F. Denglor to F. H. McElfresh and others, ititerast in 1(H in RoBe'a-addition for $1000.

Fro Hi what we can

learn, the contest for this position under thft^ Grant admintaration, is narrowed dr fotn- ap

tho.^ 811

three 1 applicants.

GOOD THING.—Wheat is selling at per btahgl^ ia this marlcot, kvi flo^r atfcb per barrel, allowing the millers a nieo margin of $3,00 profit.

THE G. A. realised $143 with their Masquerade. Thanksgiving night, which &|no,us|k|'.v|ilj[ go wto. tho poor fund of that organization rf-*

Tfrii tfewportiffortSdiSStofc B»y« Wai. J. Ball & Co., the contractors for the iron latls of the naw jail »t that ^lac will lose over ono thousand dollars on their contract. .Mian

TTF* AXVVXH MITBTINQ of the officers of the Army of tho Cumberland occurs at Chicago on the 15th. A considerable number of persons will go up from this city. 6enl Charles Cruft delivefe tbe"annual address.

STATE TKICHERS' ASSOCIATION:—Wo are informed nearly.alLthe teachers in tho public shools of this city will attend tho annual paecting of the State Teach* ers' Association at Richmond, Wayne county, during ths holidays. Prof. Venable, of Cincinnnti, will deliver an address on education during the session of tho Association^ ...

K'OBMAL SCHOOL—Work on "the Normal School building is rapidly drawing lo close for the season. Mr. Hook will probably complete his wood work this week, the stono masons are now eroding 'tWEtonTeT' steps at tho three''r entTnffecs, which will complote their work, and with favorable weather Haggerty & Co. will havo tho' elftto «toof completod. I'}' (Christinas, and all woik will coaitt uittil next season, when tho interior will bo finished. The work thus far has givon entire satisfaction to the watchful Boaiti of Trusted,"arid tfio'lliil3ing, whon completed, will bo au ornament to the. city and a credit to the State.

THE POOR ASYLUM contains .seventy paupers at prosont. "V:\X'vl

-----

THE STREKT RAILWAY is now fully paying exponses, and is accumulating a little balance in bank for "a rainy day."

IF IT IS TRUE that tho first threo days of December are indicative of the three winter months, a pleasant winter is beforo us.

COL. THOS, H. NELSON was chosen on Wednesday, by tho Presidential Electors, as Messenger to carry the voto of Indiana lo Washington.

CniCKEN CHOLERA—NEW CURE.— Wo are told by those who have tested it that tho Artesian Water is an infallible remedy for chickon cholera.

THK YOUNG MEN of Rockvllle have organized a Young Men's Christian Association and are making efforts for a full course of lectures this winter.

NAIIINO AWAY I—Tho NaiT Wor,fP this morning will send to Evansvillo three car-loads of nftils—sik hundred kegs another car load goes wost, and still another to LnFayotte.

THE inhabitants of Brazil, which village is situated in the townships of Dick Johnson and Yan Buren, are moving for the organization of a neto township to be called "Bra7.1l."

WK ARE OLAD to learn that tha Dayton, Ohio, firm of which we made mention several weeks since, will undoubtedly move here next spring for the purpose of manufacturing all kinds of farming implements., ,i

COMMISSIONED.—W. H. Stewart and Martin Hbllinger, the recently elected Sheriff and Clerk of this county, have received their commissions fr^m the Secretary of State. We understand the contest entered by Messrs. Turner and Filbeck for these offices has baea aband.m,e^4.«' tiyr*n

SuND4Y Lrquow LAW —One of ouiState exchanges contains tho following: They have a Sunday liquor law in Canada requiring all tavorns to close from 7 o'clock on Saturday night till 8 o'clock on Monday morning.

Wo, in Indian*, have a liquor liw that, were it enforced, would close the saloons at 10 o'clock on Saturday night and keep them clo?ed until Monday morning. Bdt the law is not enforced.

KKROSENE EXPLOSIONS.—Th'-re "nnnot b" too much oaro exercised in HMUS- (f kerosene lamps. Tho oil highly explosive, and almost daily road of si—| tressing accidents that hav» rusultod fr..In a want of pioper caution in handling It Tho following remarks of an exchange will be of vaiuo to those of our renders who use kerosene lamps: "A lamp full or nearly full of the liquid is safe. Kxplosions genorally occur whon Lko.lamp u.firstlightod»wlUiout.Jt«iiujj.iiU ed, and !ato in the evoning, when the fluid if. nearly exhausted The reason Of this will be readily seen. In using imporfoct or adulterated kerosene, the space above tho lino of oil is always filled with vapor, and so long as it if warm and rising freely, no air can reach it, iuid it is safe. At bed time, when the family retire, the light is extinguished—tho lamp cools, Ja porlidri^fthc vapor is condcnsod th^s creates a partial vacuum in tho space, which ii'instanUy tilled with air. Tbe mixture is now more or less explosive and whon, tipon tho next evening,'tie lamp is lighted without replenishing tfto oi), as is often dono, an explosion liable to take place. Late in the evening, whdn tho ojl is nearly consumed, and the space aSovenlled with vapor, tho lamp cannbt oxplode FO long as it romains at rest upon the tablo. But take it in hand, agitate it, carry it into a~ cool room, tbe vapor becomes explosive. Never, under an circumstances, blow the blaze down,.t|o chimney., as you value your life."'

W N RRB'S OUR R1EOTOTR?--mp|t-ing of the Presidential ISlectors at Iniiianapolis, on Wednesday, to cast the vote of tho State for President and Vice President, the elector from this district, Gel. Klihu K. R^se, from somo unexplained cauaBj foned to appear" As prptided by law, the vacancy was filled, and H. C. Newcomb, of Indianapolis, was chosen to fill Mr. Rose's place.

TWMCRIOIK? at eiK^t CeQt* and spare '•ribs' (very spare) at three cents per P9&pd Imag during son. _.

-----

POWDKRED L, added 4o" Ule food of. ttirVoys, promote:, their fattening. Thi^'vonghL to havo,^ppear Thanksgiving but it will serve a purpose on Chri§tnias.

A coMMwr&s of prominent citizens residTng in the counties through which the proposed Terre Haute and MitcheU railroad will p&*, will visit New Albany and. Louisville In a few weeks in further anco of the interests of the project.

WK LEARN from the Indianapolis Sentinel that holders of Merchants' Union Express stock in that .city are somewhat indignant over, in assessment of fivo dol. lars per share. Wo presume tbo stock holders in this city have also been called on to "ante.'' How are you monopoly crushers?

THE POST OFFICE has been kept in fourteen different localities since it was lirstl* established ia this city—ranging from First to Sixth streets. Tbo follow, ing Postmasters have served tho people in the order of succession named John Coleman, John F. Criift, Cunningham Georgo -B- Grafi, J. O. Jones, James T. Aloffatt, Stephen G. Dodge, J. O. Jones, B. H: CprnweU, J. O. Jones and Ezra Head.

Dnr GOOBS CLEnif3.—If the N. Y. Afttil is to be believed, some of the dry goods'clorks in Now York city were not dosigneJ by naturo for their busir.e's, and there are several clerks in this city who inay take a hint from the following oxlract from that paper

It makes a vast difference whore oiio .coos ".-hopping," so far as comfort is concerned. At loast so say the ladies, and an Occasional experiment convinces us that they arc quite right.

Thero aro stores on Broadway that somo ladies will never onter because of tho coarsonoss and importunity of the clerks. And thero are stores that get one-half their trade, from tho fact tnat their clerks aro gentlemen. To be polito a clerk need not bo oppressively attentive. And to bo impudont' I10 need nut bo insulting.

In tho first place, most ladies like to be lot alone whilo they are looking at goods. Tho ovcrlasting chatter that some clerks keep up only injures tboir causo. Nor do ladies liko to be chased about tho store with constant inquirios as to "what tlioy will have."

The gentleman clork keep3 his place, says little and asks few questions. There are many such in our Broadway stores. But there aro more who actually drivo away trado by their importunities and vulgar coarseness.

SUBSCKIPIIONS for the "American Agrieulturalist" will bo received at $1.00 (the lowest club price) at J. A. Foote's Seed Store. This is valuable and in« leresting papor to people of all ciassos, town and country. dec8-d3twlt.

FOR THE CHEAPEST set of Ladies' Furs go to Weisz' Skirt Factory. dwtf

REMEMBER that when you buy skirts at B. Woisz' you b3T the flame at factory prices."

WATCH THEM -If you contemplate tho pleasure of making your wifo or daughter, or anybody else's daughter a present of a Watch for Christmas, bo sure t6 look at the apportment at S, Jt. Freeman's, 161 Ms in street, before making your purchase. It will pay y^u. dwtf

•'Tall ouks from little acorns grow. I.ar^ofitreni.* Jr*m little fiuntftiii^ flow." Seven years ago the PLANTATION BITTERS were but little known. To-day (here is not a nook or corner of our land where they aro not found aud used. The sale has reached the enormous number of Five Millions of bottles annually and it constantly increasing It only shows what can be done with a really good medicine, and a systematic course in the world was ever so deservedly popular as PLANTATION' BITTERS. Go where you will, among tho rich or poor, and you will always find these Bitters in useTheir merit? has become an established tact, and wo cordially commend them in cases of dyspepsia, loss of appetite, chills and fever, heridach~' &ot &c

MAOJTOLIA WATER.—Superior to the best imported German Cologne, and sold ha'ifthe price. 2ieodlw

Mr. .MATTHEW RIDDKLI., of Glasgow, Scotland, writes "I havo found Palmer's Lotion more useful, than anything I have tried lor a bad eruption 1 t»avo had on Tuy face for the last nine months—would you therefore serd mo two one dollar botiles, addressed !o Que-'n Hotel, Tor-nntcy-tA \V

^kOCfrh MOTiCES.

Th lC* thi. Cr. rvt(.r"«~lnBii'II» ,...1*. MI.IJ.I.IM cv«r night, rrtj.nr. a Die ritrtk I... ih:' l.ucaMi'g loill, r( tHit- ritiii wliirh tl' 1 varlU Jb.uh uUrtj ilntructions, «ia«r idkn tti A 1'uiiic, |roilncitig immoili it,- iif uhiiioii, ttnil t'iJt tlif'.lofttl earth leap Jnlu.u lifi'. lu liVt- U:ann 1 lit- Ortat

Kinc.ly —M ir-lilor'a Hnrb Bitters— wiMi.torfal pow^ri. It proparcs

iho hunrm Bjstcm fur M10 ctwiiigw »b»ut t« te wruit^ht in it.1 ci'iulitiun ito viitaps ss a Tonic |ir».lrtVo sfsfr monriliiiirR»J!o:»«(! imm(HlIftt« roMilta in puryfjiupr the Wood aud e^nalizing Its circnlation tiiroHChont whole t'ndy, and It clo*rs awftj cvor.v olistrnctiKii visiirons health, abeolat*fy .liiviu,t onl diso8f, no malt«r b.iw trlval, wU re it is toi.oluii, vr what ia itn charactor. It hn Ikiuu (Ytlnbiibho.i as a faot beyond doubt cr vil, that tlicro Is nol an organ of tho human li .lj- it vttll not affect, or disease it will not aad u«.»r.liug to direction! Accompanying oath bcttir- Sl«t by ait Druggtetn and IKalcra. Or. S. B. IIAHSMAN A Co., Tripr otorf, Lancaster, l'». Ddwlw.

I'lialouN l*apbiau Lotion ftr RfaHUfjIagr lite kl\ and CUMPLKXiUN.

lUiiHOVfs ail WttlTlUS, FRKCkLKS. 1'lHPLIh, .MOTH Blon'flKi, nvel*., ani re»ier THK SKI!* M)PT, KIAR aad BUKlMIMi. Ror LAnil» In Ihr MKSRItV ll Is InvaluaWf. Ki»r fik,TLKMK.M aOfrHII WlXi It has no r^iml. "PI1AP1AN 1.VTI0IH" Is the nalj rrltablf rrm Ny for Olsfaaet and blemlshr* ol mr SKIN.

-----

PHALO.VS "I'AfBlAN MIAP' for tbr ItHLEI. MtltttiMik aa« MATH, will aoi rtop tbe SII.V. I*rlre, V5 Ornts per ahr.

TLOR IK MAYO," FLOR OK J*\TO."

JEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTRKS is highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on aooount ot its tonic properties, its purity, and its delicious flavor. augl5-uW3m.

LAKD PKZSSXS—Lyne A Lawes. 2CnUtw4t.

FARMERS, save your money! Qreat revolution in Grinding Grawl No more going to U4III 1 No more waiting for Grist,! No more tolls to pay! Every Farmer can be his own ^filler Kinnie'a Union Grist and Feed Mill I Call and see it and get circular.' r*

LTMB& IIAWM, AGENTS.

nov24d5tw4t

PtTHK Kentucky Copper Whisky, at Lyne &

DistiUed

Lawes, Main Stjeetno?24d5tw4t

LTNK & LAwis get their Wfciaiy DI rectly from the Distilleriee in Kentucky. nov24d5tw4t

CORN SmitLiiiB, Hand sod Ecwwy^at Lyne & L^wes, Main Street, near 7th. vll-t gMjfff noy24d&tw4t

PURK Copper Distilled Whisky, is quantities from a quart upward.nov24d5tw4t

PnTSiCiUra have tested Lyne A Lawef Copper Distilled Whisky, r.ad finding it to bo pure are prescribing it fof Medicinal parpotost' ft "M'l'lll nov24d5twlt

MOTHERS, when your children have the Chills, send for DB. ARMSTEAD'S TONIC SYRUP it is free from Arsenic and Quinine, and after taking it once 3-w2w

they .will cry for it. Ji

CINCINNATI MABKST. ity Talograpb.] UiNcnrwaATi, IV»c. t'LOUK—Dull, family ft 95@7 71.

W^HKAT—Dull at SI 78 for No I winter, COKM—Steady at 6SI&C4 OATS—Kirin at i3i RYB—Violet at tl WAHIIEY-linehang. uiand.

and dull, very litl 1 d«

PROVISIONS—^Unsettled, mostly liul.l out of tha market. OOTTOM—Opened doll but olfxteH tliinar at 2"Jj4c for middling. 'iOBACOO—

Qniet, receipts light, prlcr.-i rfomi-

nally unchanged. WHISKY—Dull at 98c. HOGS—Advanced to $8@]$825 gross, attd,S(0@ 10 23,001, with a huyant market, hold«ra^i«lting highsr prices!

MltSS POBK—Advanced to (24, and ia uow held at 24 60. BULK MEATS—Firmor, though tbo douiaad is not largo, shoulders at 9j£, sidea 12%@i for dear rib, and 13g for dear.

QBUHN MEATS—Qrean meats advaucodtp 8%, 11^ and 13 for shoulders, sidea and hama. LAUD—Ileld at 14J^@1134 for primn stiani,

and 16!4(U)15^ far kottle rendered, but tln «o r«tc« urn abovo tho views of buyers. BACON—A good demand for clear bacon siden, and 80 lihda., about all 1b market, sold at closing at the latter rate, but nominal, there being no more ready.

CltEBSK—% to ]c higher, and in fraud demand. Western Reserve at 17(^17^2, Factory at 18Q ltUTTBK—lirmat 35@39.

EG08-U3. APPLKS—In large supply, and ,the market lull at 52 28 to *4 60 per barrel.

LINSEED OIL—Firmer'» 9U(^98. LAUI) OIL—Kirm at #1 30. KLAX 9EED—Advanced to 25. TlfttOTUY—Advanced to Hi 794 OOFFEE—Steady at #21 25. OliOtj'KUIKS—Steady. SUOAB—Supply of NO increasing. BKEK UATTLK—Steady and a fair demaud at 60 to 60 gross for common to prime, and $7($ 7 '25 for extra large and fat.

SHKEP—Steady at 32 60@3 50 for tho low grades, and 94 to 0 50 for prime extra. PETROLEUM—Dull at 30.

GOLD—At 135^ buying. EXCHANGE—'Very dull at|% to dfs^ctint Imviui and 50 discount to par selling.

NEW YORK MABKET. Ry Telegraph. 1 "tiiif. yj NEW YOBK, Dec. 8

OOTTON—Firmer and mora active, 'al*1? of 42Ki bul3 at for middlingnplandV:' ftiOUU—5@10c better, sales of 94011 barrel* at $5 75ffij6 16 for supfirjtlno state, £6 70@t7 00 for uxtra superfine, 8« 2U@9 25 for white extra, #0 80 10 for O, S7%0@10 for extra St. lH-nbi, 10® 12 50 for Rood choice do, closing qniet, C'alilornia quiet, 3M) sacks at #0. 76@i) 7r. via Horn, glO 50(jil2 00 via Isthmas. ltYE FLOUR—Quiet,£500 bbU at 6 f0@8 40.

CORN MTEAL—In moderate reqnpst, private erm*. WHISKY—Lower, sales of 300 bbls western nt I 03@1 (14, latter prico retail.

WHEAT—Tftieat l@2c better, very quiet, gales of 16000 bushels at 81 57V£ straight for No 2 spring, $1 02 for common new No 1 do.

RYE—Quiet at 81 50 for western. BARLEY—Dull, French 82 15. Ki MALT—Dull. CORN -Shade firmer, not active,sales of 520W at 81 12(31 14 for unsound, 81 I4%@1 J5 lor seund mixed western in store, 8117@% afloat, 81 13 for new do,]and 81 12 for new whito sontbern.

OATS—lc better, active speculative demand, I'CS of 470000 bushels at 77@78 for weatorn iustore, 79J^do@80 afloat, 80 for statstafloat.

RYE—Dull. KICK—Quiet at COFFEE—In moderate demand, 160 bags Laanyra at 16. SUGAR—Firmer, 160 hhds Cuba at 11{S}11%, 15 boxes Havana at 12%.

AtOLASSKS—Fair request, sales of 1000 bble JT Oat 64@77£c, 40 hhds Uico at 55%. HOPS—Quiet at 10Q23 for American.

E O E a a 1 7 rude, acd 32%@33 for refined bonded. COAL—Quiet.

LEATHER—Hemlock sole quiet and, firm at for Buenos Ayree and Rio Grande light and medium weights.

WOOL—Steady at 33^38 for unwashed fleece, 45 for low western, 48 lor No 1 Ohio, 60^51 for extra Ohio, 53 lor xx Michigan and 54 for xx Ohio, 68 for sconred, 28@47 for palled, and 65 for tubbed. ..

LINSEED OIL—Quiet 94(396. TURPENTINE—Spirits quiet and unchanged at l.-V34C£.

PORK—Quiet and unchanged, 660 barrels at S25 50@2G. MESS—New mess S25 75@26 old, do 819 50 a24 60, prima $22(§£4 60, irime mers $26 26@ ^6 50.

BEEF—More active, 710 barrels at SIS^IG 60 for new plain mess, 16/320 for new extra mexs. 170 tiercs at 827&30 for prime mess, 30(^34 for India nieBs.

HAMS—Firm at 830@32. CUT MEATS#—Quiet at 10@11 for shoulders, I.'(1^14^2 for hams, middles more active at 13^(^,14 f. cuuilerland cut, 14^@144^ for short ribbed, for cumborland cut January.

L.vKLi—Firmer, moderate demand, 700 tierces it for steam, 16%(^16'4'or kettle rendered.

BUTTER— Fiim at 25@40 for Ohio, 40@50 for State. UAEESE—Qniet at 14@I9.

EGGS--Steady nt 38(^40. OOLD—Lower, opening at 3fi'^ and closed at

SPECIAL NOTICES.

SI'JECIAL OPENING.

W1NTKR DBBW GOODS,5 THURSDAY, DEC. 3d, 1808. I Also, 2,000 yards Hill's yard wide Bloached Musliu—ONE SHILLING—16%o per yard. Former price, twenty-five cents.

TUKLIi, RIPLKY OO. Corner of Stb and Ham.

•LEASE TAKE NOTICE.

All personsknowins thsmaelves lndebud to me tor Surveying, or otherwise, will do well by calling at the Recorder's office, in Terre Hautn, and sot tie immediately, thereby saveing tho extra cost of the Sheriff*s fees.

Dec. 7, 1868. V, M. DKJ10&S3T 9wlt.

QOMMISSIONBR'S SALE

By virtneof aa orderorthe Ti Circuit Ceart 1 will offer at private sale, on SATURDAY, DKOEMBKR 26th, IMS,. at tfie office of Scat! ft Duy. 1b the efty of TerH Haute, the following Real Setate, in Vigoeounty, Indiana, to-wlt

Tho south balfof ho loutb-west quarter of «ec tion 30 aadfiO acrai off the soath aide oft lie •uth-t««t quarter of section U). in tawa 13, or rtli range 8 west, containing 1.54 acres, more ur !av.

Failing to sail at private sate In the forenoon I will, at 2 o'clock P. X., ot said day, offer soch l.inda for sale pable auction, at the Court TFonao (ln'.r, iu Terrs Haute.

TKRMS: Oae-Uitrd oaah, baiascc ia ^nil payments, 12 and IS months, with interest and mortgage on the premises. Bids received till 4«y of sale. OXO. 0. DOT, Conunr.

Dec. 9th, l£68,-9w3jr. -v-

gTBAYRD OK STOLKN-

A KKW PKKKIMK ROK THK RAN'IMtKRfHtKF, K1UIUUTK. 1IKUCATK, LAMTIMti KRAWKAMikPHALO.X 4 SO.\,!*KW 10KK, Mid by all Drag. glSlg. i*dwly.»torm

THE SEW I0BK LEOUEB For tbe New Tear, lMfc The Great Family Paper.

Tho Ledger la the moat interesting paper ia tlu world. Horo people take the hefyer than take any other paper tn the country.

It has the largest number of great ana distinguished writer*. it contains tbo par^*t sweetest, and moat delightful love stories, striking narrative#, and instructive biographical acd historical sketches.

A on in to he do at a ions, lovers' quarrels, law and bnsincva roattara, are fogslarty »ncwered iu Its coin aula. A T»at anionut of useful informr tion is given through this attractive dopartmsnt of thefarfwr.

Tho principal Bishops, Doctors of Divinity,

ClergyWo.witte for it. Wis, Cno.it* B*YA*r, tbe great American poet, ba« translated, expreesl for the Ledger, a thrilling Spnnish Novel, which we shall publish dor Ing th* new year.

Brt. Da. Tixo is now en^AGE'l upon AN OTIKIcalStery, which will b? con tinned through 'welve Dumber* of tbe Ledger.

We are now publisbiap a series of twelve short truo atorisa, by twelve of tbe most distinguished clergrymen in the United States.

Our standard, popular writer, Mr. Sri viin COBB, Jr., is aa interesting as oyer, and will continue, as heretofore, to write only for the Ludgtr,

Tim Millions of admirera of Mrs. SOOTKWOBT.* will find htr original storlen only In the Lutiftr. Ml«* Drrcr will continue her dramatis stories, and FANNY JFSEM her sparkling sketch an.

HENRY WAKO BI:ECIIF:R will continue to furnish his weekly articles, and Janes Finox hia biographical sketches.

ALICE CART, ETHKI. I,TSS, Dr. CHARLIS OAS-r-EiT*, anu all our other present writers are reDg^ged tor the Ledger

Profew iftwr WILLIAM HKWUV PICK, JOSKO.8AX* andMasT KTLE DALLAS will hereafter write for no pnper but U»' t^ger.

Two of our contrlt utorn have boen mlnistem to the court of St. Jaroe*. Withiu tha p«st year the son of another of our contributors h*a been •lected T*Te*i3«nt of tbe United Stat«s.

Tho BCKT thnt n. long experience enables ut to releet, and that money, witbont stint, can buy, will be constantly spread before the "reader* of the IMg-T. Thereafter always cet more than hla money's worth in tbe Lrtfyrr. 0FR TKR*S FOR m#-N0W !S THK TIMK

TO SURHCKIBK.

Siaele copies, S3 per annum fonr cipiea, $10. which is JJU.60 a copy eigut copi«s, 920. The p.irty who sends us $20 for club of eight copies (all sent at one -time), will be entitled to a copy ,.re«. Postmasters and ethers whs get up clubs, in their respective towns, can afterward add sln(jleTopies at $2,50. (ttT We employ no traveling 'agonts. Addieaa till commnnioutlnns to

BOBBEBT BONNER, Pnbllsher,

r.wner of William and Spjraee Sts., New York, dwlt

t?STKAY NOT LCE.—Taken up Hi by .l ickson TAylf.r, living In Lost Creek towoiiliip, Vigi* con.ity, one red llelfei, described its lollows. to-wit: Crop oil tho lelt ear, aud upper crop cfT (ho right ear with spots on each Hank, aud white uuilorUho belly. Snppoaed to bo lhrco yt .ir, old, and apppaisc^l at (13,00, by LaUn 11. Dickureoii ,at*d Otho N. liauiilton, Appraisers.

Sworn and subscribed before mo, this Stlth day of November, I6G8. wit ilATTHiiW V. UCAV, J. P.

17STKAY NOTICE—-By virtue X!i of a Warrant, to us directod, by lionry Uoyll, a Justice of tho Peace, of Honey Creek township, Vigo coanty, Indiana, we, the andersigued, do certrly that wo viewed and appraised a ccrtaln estrny bay Colt, taken tip by David O. Olom, of said township, and find the samo to bea bay Hare Colt, supposed to bo two years old last Spring both hiud feet whito about 14 hand* high, and a fow white hairs In tho forehoad. No other marks or brands perceivable, and we do nppruisa the snmo at S&>. Thomas J. KonBOtt aud John Weir, Appraisers. ciubicribed and sworn to lK,ioro ma thin -7th day of Novcmbi r, IS1

UKNRY UOYLL, J. P.

ESTABLISHED

4 Word with you, Reader! Do thu many suU-rera Irom Diseases of the Respiratory Organs know that ONE-SIXTH or THE HUMAN IUcn DIE or CONSUMPTION Do they know that it is only withiu a very recent period Medioal Science has proposed a Remedy toalhj capable of combatting this fatal malady 1

OONHUMPTIOS is now aa CKRVAINI.Y CDRSD as Intnrmltjeut Fevers—it ii as certainly PRKVBSTSD as Small pox The remedy acts with the certainty of tho Law of Gravitation I

WINCHESTER'S

IIY POPHOSPHITElS!

Act Promptly and Certainly -h IN ALL STAGES OF

CONSUMPTION They unmtdiately increase the strcBeth and ieepen tli« color ot" tho pale blood. They subdue the CHILLS, anil FRVKR, diminish tho Kxpectoration, and check tho Night Sweats, always in from seven to fourteen days. Tho Appetite Is at once invigorated, and tho Tationt rapidly gains flesh tho (Jo}iqh and Difficult Br talking are speedily relieved the sleep becomes calm and refreshing tho evacuations regnlar and uniform. AIL THK

UKNKKAL SYMPTOMS DISAPPHAR With a Rapidity that seems Marvellous. The sucoess of tho HYPOPHOSPHITKS in ths CUER of that (treatest scourge of tho race.

CONSUMPTION

ii "unparalltlcd in the annals of 'Medicine.'VThis thoronukly Scientific Remedy acts with In*ariible KllWcy in ALL ?t*ges of Tubercular Disease.

The beneflciat eftects of this Kemedv, aro equnliy Prompt and Certain iu all deraugementgof the NERVOUS AtfD JlLOOD SYSTXMS, beint unsurpassed t» Nervous Tonic, and g»Borator.of neS aae li-lth blood while for cases

General Debility, Loss of Strength, Flesh and Appetite, Dyspepsi*, Nenralcis. ParatyBis, Chronic. Bronchiti Asthma. Scrofula, Chronic Diarrhoea, it is the most ©fficacion« treatment knwn. A FAIR TRIAI I A CERTAIN CCRK.

Try if Try it r. Try if WIIfCHFSTER'S

HYPOPHOSPHITES!! (Made from the Forrnnta or Dr. J. F. Chnrchiit of Paris.) ii the bsst remedy known to Medica Science, in every case where the routine physician prescribes "Tonics, Iron, VVhisky, Cod-liver Oil, Quinine,*' Ac., and ts approved by the Medical Prof 'ssi^n oerallv. TjSK NO OTHER.

PRICE.1-':—In 7 08 Bottles, »1—Stxbottles, for Jj. lu tti or., bottles $2—Three for 9- Circulars gratia. Sold by all respectable Druggists, and At tha'ole G.«iv».-al Depot in the United Sates by J. WL\ HKST«t A OO. 3G Jotin Mreet, jf. T. tA whom allorderfl«!ienlil !.e jdJrw'A1.

F. cal» by ALL HRU0GTST8 in Terre Haute. a-'trlo-Wpowiy

WANTED

GENTS WANTED —$75 to XI. $200 per month! Or a Comroi6Slcn fmm lii'U twfee that amount csn be made by se' 1 ing the La'e't lmprpTd t^rnqson Sonse Family Sewir,g Matshiat*. raics For Circulars and tVr .is, m'jlrrst BOWKK CO., 'M- Iwltm V'O". Sd^f rt'ittdetphia. Pa.

MOTHERS! MOTHERS!! MOTHERS!!! DONT FAII. TO PROCURE

Irs. WMow's Soothing Smj," For Children Teething This valuable preparation has be*n nana with KHVKR yAXLINti HUCCESa IN THOUSANDS OF CASKS.

It not only relieves tha child from pein, out tnvlmratea tha stomach and bowela, oorrocte acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. It will also instantly raliovo

Griping a tHe Bowls and Wind Volte. Wo bellevo It the BEST and 8UREBT REMBDY TN THH WOItl-D, In all eaaen of 1YHKMTKBT and DlA-RRHtKA. IN CHILDRBN, whether from toething,or any othor cause.

FnH'fllroetlonB for nsinff win accompany eaoh bottle- .» Be sure and call for ^TH

KRH. WINSLOWS BOOTHINO SYRUP," Havhig Vhmfac-iimxU ot "Cnwia P*a*nw," on the ontatde wmpp«r. boitatiuna.

s. irARnERf.

01e

My Horse, hitohed on TcStrfh ntr**t, Thursday evening, waa stolen, or strayed away. It wua a light bay, about 13 hands high. Had saddle on. 1 will pay a liberal reward for the retnm of the horse, or dillvery at Font's Stable, in Terre Haute. [8i2-wlt] JJKVI KEYS.

All olhtm ara bam

MAE8H

I{BAL KSTATK A1 KNC'V. PAUHS, WILD LANDS, Acd City Property of every description, for Male.

A ti experience of llftdea year* enable a* to in sure natlsfactioa iu every department of ro. a ting to a general Real Estate Agency.

HARBERT & MARSH, 64 WALNUT 8TBKET, nXTdwIy Uos l»wa

DOJ1I, va townablp, In n*h\ connty, we, th* do certify that wo U»?e viewM awl appraiaoa a certain wttKy n/r,-"twp?irnp MaLlnda I. CMiem.ot said towashlp, amd tod ttie same to be a large red C^w, #npposxi te be ten jears old, and wodo apprft&a a® JWood sail aud Elias Adains, Appraisers.

Snlxcribed and stporn to before me, a Justice of the Peace of Honey Creek township, this day of NOT 1858. HENRY B0YJLL, J.

attoiineys.

Bu BLAKE,

HOTELS.

(NATIONAL HOUSE,. Co a-

AKS IfAifilTsm,

TERStXTB

RE HAUTE/IND.

JACOB BUT* PBOPRIKTi^l

Ikla Sons kaa bets thoronzhix n'ortiWiel. my itsdwly ...

DOCTOR WHITlIKK

REGULAR GRADUATE of MBt»TOT{f K, aa Diploma at OtSoo will show, has been longer engaged in the treatment of VCHKEEAL, SaxOAt. and Par?ara Durtiu than any ether Thyaiciaa is 3i. Ijouia. i, JtgfpWn, Ocimrrhta, Qlset, SrrieliiTt. Oreiiiw, Brrnia mid. Hmptmr* att Urimart JMtmtm •«»i ^pkiUtiaor Mvcttnai AJfafUm IM Ihr»U, $km or Boa** trontoa with ^ncc««i. ^SpenutankMranulAeMUtiMM lapottlCJ, as tha result of self-abuse In yontli, oexnai «t»«M«s In mstwer yean, or othsr causes, and which produce some of tha IbllQWng oilecte, as Nocturnal Emissions, Blotches, !K|aity, DiizinMH, Oiaaesi of Sight, Coafu«k« of Ideas, fivil Fortbo-lings, Aversion ti Society of Vemales, I^MSI of Memory and !*ei: ".al Power, and rs»(lering Marriage Improper, are permanently cared.

The Doctor's opportunitiea la hoeplul an:'. private practice are anaorpaased in tit. Louie •r any othercity. Back dlos of tit. Lonii pa r* ernva that heha* been located there lmig••r by years than any other goadvorlising. Tlie -etabllahment, library, laboratory and »p^olntmeau aro anrivalled in ibe' West, antivalled fcujwhere. Age, with azporience, c»u relied upon, and the Doctor can refer to aiauy phyeicinns throoghout thaconatry. 1: ast "ti'.'-.noti and proxent peMtion h« stalij without a competitor. ike Writ lags of Physician whoa* R^pufslion lialoa-wltfc, akoald IMV worth KoMiag,

D-irroa WHirnra publishes a Medlrai Z*aiU|lliet relating to Venereal Diieassn and the dkaatrous and varied consequences ol seif-abuse, that will ha seat to any address in a aeaiod euvolopo for two stamps. It coat tinfull symptom lists tli*t will enablo those affected to determine the nature of their complaint aud glvo a written statviuent of their case that wiii answer almost as well tLe pnrpoB.' of treatment aa a purauual interview but where it is couasnient, tho Doctn should le consulted personally. Thoeehovla^ friends that may require advice, cau supply 11. in with tills valuable work by sending their with stamp. Thus you oan assist thu unfor tuuate without their koowlug their bsuutaotor. Certainly no subject ia ut luoro inip^t tauoo Utau pukit^ ot blood aud perfect in.i.. hood.

It la self-evident that physician -whrt con lines i|imsolf oxclusivoly to tho study of a c«r tain class of diseases and treats tlu.iiH»n.li I cases every year, must acqaire greater sK.il 1 i.i that specialty than ono in enor*l practice.— Mauy physlciaus, rocognlriug this fact, introduce patients to the Doctor after re nl Ing hi* Medical Pamphlet. Communications sonfldentlal. A friendly talk wlll'sost yott nottMrih Office central, yet retired—No. ti|7 St. Ubariossroot, St. Ijiiuit), Mo. lioun, a, l^_7

Sundaysexceptoil.

UOCTO

it vvini i:

OKFIUE,ROOMS,

CONdUl.TAT10N AND RECEf-

rinN tilli Washlti,{ton Avanrio.^St. Liouls, Mo,, treats with tho groalust sacces* all Disoasoauf Women. l«tui:)uiioit, «r \Viitlej, Palling, 1 tidammation or Ulceration of lb--Womb, Ovaritis, Prnritw, Auieuorrhe». Miriorrhaxia, Dysaieuorrlnoa, an'd Sterility, o.' Barrenness also, every dls»aH»ooniie»te-l *itt. Puberty, Sleustruatlou »r Preguancy. rtm tho DoJtor con41nn« himself etrlusively to tin. treatment of those complaints, una treats a ry lar^o number of cases. It f..llo* th«t hi-h.i.uvlo-l^ of them mnst Ih» far more extenstv^ *n.l iiocnrnto than that of physicians in gee eral practice. Send stamp for Medical /'am ptilet of tlilrty-sixpage*. No matter wl.u have failed, road what he says. P.Uieats every Western State. Cures guaranteed. Con saltation by letter or at offlce free. Rooms fo, patients ro.]niring dally attention. A lads' ii^aistiviit. Il-ur ft*, m,, to 7 H. Sundays exoepted.

"CoNKiTifPTroN is as certainly ouas

^E|Va Intermittent Fever, and as '£B TAiNi-r mEVKNTF.ii as Small Pax. SfflKn. Ohat. H. King, HI. D., Lb. D. et

tMJm ING' PREPARED PRESCRIPTION Made from the Prescription of

RKF.fHAH. K. KINO, M. D., LL. 4r„ Ar., Kor the Prevention and Onre of

CONSUMPTION For the Bartimt Cure of ASTHMA, BBONCIill is. CATARRH, and all othet aOections of ths Lnn^g Throat, and Alii PASSAGED for Osnerai aW .-'p-^ciai Derangements of tho Nervous System, tor Disorders Of the BLOOD and for ail Functional Disorders of the Stomach and Bnwels.

The Prepared Prescription

Increa*** the »t.engtii and deepens lut* cole.- of the Pale Blood. If subdues the Chills and Fevor. and diminishes the Expectoration. It checks th* iSIGHT SWEATS, always, in trom sevou to luurtren days. The Appetite is invigorated, and tho patient rapidly gatne flesh the Ueugh and tho ciiilieult Breathing are speedily relieved th.» ,«l»ep becomes calm and retreshtng the evacuations regular and uniform. Ail the general symptoms of CONSUMPTION, ASTIIMA, Breuchttie,

ltr,t

!li(iapp"ar with a r»»Hy a*t.-n'shing riptditj. THE PBESCRIPTION fhould be used ,ia every Disease, by whatever ,rue known, In which there is exhibited and derangementof either tbe NKHVOU8 or the BLvUl) t-ysteais. It is anequalled iu Ketuale Disorder-, Scanty or Suppressed Menses, "'W hites,'" Ac.

The PREP ABED PRESCRIPTION: is both the liest aud the most economisai Medicine that can be taken. Tho average doss, ia two teaspo onsfu 1, t-ik»noncc a day. Tne .patient ne*er reqnire^, rniier any olroumstanoes, to use "Cough Alia* tares," for the Cough "Eipectorauts" tor tho Kipoctoration "Tonics" for the Appetite or tw W.'akness Iron for tns Blood Anodynes for the Nervous Iritation Achls for Night Sweats ur Wnlsky or Cod Liver Oil tor tUe Wasting. Its tpccinc Aciio* is upon the Oonstltutioaal Condition, ait J, through this Condition, upoa tla -Vnole Series oi Symptoms. statements from Patients, 4kc.

CoLtroe HIIA, CISCUWATI was in ths LAST stage of Consumption, lu ten days atter taking tho PauCKirriON, my Chills, Night Sweats, Fever Ac., decreased, and tinally altogether disapp.ear«d. A mere skeleton before, I am now welt stursd with fiesh. My restoration is amarv»! to all wn«» fcr.ow me.—Maa. C. L. W aiauT, 'Your Prescription saved my daughter's llfs. and ha* probably saved m* bun-livds if dotlars.' tier. K. tiUMPUttKTS. Remssu. N. li. "We bless Cod for the beu'fiU we havo received from your Prepared Prescription."—Rav.P. PraacaisB. Riossburg, l'enn "Every one to* horn I have recommended It has ii. r.erttteU by iw use."—Rev. O. P. JoMta, Barine Wlscinsin.

The "f 11 SPARED PBESCRIPTION" la.pnt up iu SI bottle, andia suiil iu Torre Haute, by I. L.

AII AN A Co-, aud b? Druggists geneiallj, or oriiciti may b.. iildres*td to the Ale l'rorri«turs, USCARU. MO.SKti A CO., 'il Oortlaudt fltrw, N Y. Consoltatinn free- A Oironlar, eontalniuK T.stlmonialH of tuaay Up«es saoesssfdliy iriatud will Ui seut flee, by m»il. to a it., fur It.

AND LIFE

INSURANCE AtiENCY

Thu following jOld and Reliable Oampanias Uenreseutod.

Merchants Fire Ins Co., BARTrOBD, OONN.

NortliAmcrican Fire Ins. to. IlaltTFuBD, JONN. fur i-j. f.'* /j.--.- jw., |t rm 1 "U'TV. {-a#

Applicationfi takea and Policies iwued in %ny ol tha above tiHtned Ctimpami9 in lownst current rnuw. Abo, itKAL JC3TATK bought and sol

I.KCTlONii promptlj att«nd«*l tu r.T» Apply to J-'— i-i vtf v. ,'iM. A. URANfi,

Qener^lJ^jxo &nd laiuuAnca^Agent

MaialSiV, between 5tK^6th

Offloe ISO Main Street Old Stand of Drs. Thompson & Kant