Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 January 1869 — Page 3

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WEEKLY EXPRESS

Wednesday Morning, Jan. 2UM869

CITY NEWS.

THE HKALTH

of our city we are

to learn is now generally good.

MAI-LE MoLA&AW

ufacture Has already appeared Uia

market- ^____

DESPONDENT

SKATI&TS

ber that wo hari three wpeks of splendid

ice in February, last year.

COL-VCNS

'. "Cutting off a coupon from

the r*arri«se bond" is the ornamental

sjnonyrne for a new baby.

HKAR

that the Davie* Family are

to givr. a oncrt in Brazil, some time next week, for some Church Society— "We be?penk for them ft crowded bcuao.

SOME

gasriliniou* thief stole Hon C- W.

Barbour'? ovorc mt from his carriage on

Sunday while he wa« attending service at the C'lncreuutiunHl Church.

PLAYKD!—The

Indianapolis

^y_- ''The indications now are that the

projected railroad from Haute has played out."

STEVRNS,

evening.

TBK

here to Terre

COTJNCILMJCN.—Under

our municipal law*, it becomes necessary to cKct a full board of councilmen at the approaching city election.

APPLICANTS

for the Ruperintendeny of

the County Poor Asylum are getting plentiful. The appointment will be made by the Commissioners at tho March term. It is a Democratic crumb

the murderer, has again been

heard from! This time ho was hoavily ironed, and en-route for the Iowa penitentiary. Thero will be little difficulty in ascertaining the truth of thia last repor^

REVENUE GUAOER.—Mr.Charles

may bo pardoned in "boring"

WATCH

R:»BIKRY.—On

the scamps.

for

CITY AUDITOR.—Tho

FINK BEEF.—Francis

Monday aftornoon.

tho

CRIMINAL COURT.—On

tors and

thia season'S man

should

it.

his meat shop near tho lower market. I ofli

__ For some cause the boys threw it back

for the.eclipse of the moon this I

into

tbe

Sunday night Bartlett

ASOTUER FIRK!—Yesterday

walofi

evening. Tho shadow of the earth be- I coming to tho ears of the police, it gins to fall on her ladyship at thirty-two

wa9

minutes past seven. At 8:42 the greatest I f0UD(j

Jotirnal suggests

the election of a City Auditor. Wo can see no r.ccessity for creating such an office, whero proper and efficient persons *-Q selected for otbor municipal offices.— is something liko a fifth wheel to a

the house burned per

"Kt'i.irsB.—This ovening there will bo a partial eclipse of themo.m, which will to visible here. At 7:3'.! o'clock r. tho full moon, in the sign of Cancer, will move into a portion of the shadow of the earth, and becomo a little less than ono half eclipsed. The middle of tho eclipse will occur at S:42, the end at 9 52 in the evening. The size of the eclipse will be bh digits on the northern limb. The moon will be one hour above

eastern horizon at five minutts past

six o'clock on that evening.

A VEi.oorEPK

CLUB

VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT

Tuesday Hon

H. D. Scott introduced in the SeD&te a bill providing for Criminal Court In this county, and also providing for the election of a Judge thereof.

FOR SENATOR.—Hon.

representatives in the first )int

convention of tho Houses of Assembly on Wednesday Senators Hughes of Monroe, Scott of Vigo Repreientatives Baker of Tippecanoe, Monroe of Jefler-

son, Pierce of Vigo.

mem

NFGOTIATIONS are in progress f^r Olive Logan to deliver a lecture here some time next month. Wherever she has boon this season such houses havr greeted her as no other lecturer haa been favored with. Our own p^|plc have an agreeable remembrance of tor lecture on "Stage Struck" delivered here last winter.

EDUCATION

Sentinel

COLORKD CHILDREN.—

In the Senate on Wednesday Hor. H. D. Scott presented a memorial from Thcs Dowling, and r,thrr citiz' no of Vigo county, asking Tor such legislation as will provide for tho ed teati'tn of colored children of the State, in separate schools. It was referred to the Committee on Education.

VELOCIPEDE.—Wildy,

the change in

Kelly

has been appointed Internal Revenue Guagcr for thia, the 7th District. Mr. Hannegan continues in office, it having been doomed necessary to have twn guagers in this district.

ANOTHER VELOCIPEDE.-Saturday

even

ing Mr. Joseph Wright, carriage builder or tho west side of the square, completed tho second Velocipede manufactured in in this city, and his son Silaa bas so far mastered it as to rida it home on Monday

velocipede business in tho coun

leaving it unlocked. The

fish0d up, and examined. In it wes

obscuration will occur, at which time boot. ihe toys say when they found it nearly one-half (f her diac will be veiled. I ^cre were two boots and several shirts. Papers and letters in the carpet sack,

coat, pair of panls, vest and one

make it appear that tho owner's name was Adolph F. Moyer, that his parents reside near Mt. Pleasant, Ohio. There were also two photographs, both of ladies, one taken at Shelbyvillf, III., and the other at Felicity, Ohio. From some papers it appears that he was engaged in

Steverson drove I the sale of patent right* for a washing

past our offico yesterday four very fine machine. On a piece of paper was writbeef cattle, each two year old, whiuh he ten: "Thursday night, bv myself, in the had just purchased of Mr. Welch, on the wood?," which gives a slight suspicion Bloomingtou road, for four hundred dolJ that the owner may have committed suilars. Mr. Stev«rson will kill ono cf theso cide by drowning. Tho carpet sack and each Saturday, and servo up the beof at contents may be seen at the Mayor's

HABITUAL DRUNKAKDS.--The Indi-

& Grundy's peddling wagon while stand- anapolia Journal suggests that it would ing in front of Moyor's blacksmith shop bo a good thing to so amend the present was broken open, and notions, pocket liquor law so as to permit friends of par books, load poncils, hair brushos, suspend- ties, who may havo becomo habitual ors etc to tho amount of twenty or I drunkards, to make an affidavit to the twenty-five dollars abstracted. -No clue I fact before tho County Auditor, whereas yet to tho robbors. Bartlett & Grundy upon that officor should be required to will give ten dollars for the detection of I give notice, by publication or otherwise,

morning

about ono o'clock a small house, tho property of Mrs. Crum, on the Indianapolis road, just outside tho city limits, was destroyed by fire. It was occupied by Mrs Crum, John McCarty, wife and child, who barely escapod with their lives, saving but littlo of thoir furniture or cloth ing. It is supposed to have been tbo work of an incendiary. It was but a short distance from

it was uiu a

persons to whom licenses may be granted

We are

pleased to learn a company is being organized for the purpose of buying up the vacant lots on theSpinning Wheel corner, and one or two adjacent lots, lorthe purposed erecting a splendid block of tir.e stores fronting on Main slree'., with an

Li?x ISSUBANCK

R. W. Thompson

received tho vote of the following Sena

Thomas & Co.,

carriage builder.* corner of Walnut und Second Etrr-ets, have completed the first velocipede built in thisjoity "irsterday evening several gentlemen gave it a trial —causing a vast deal of amusement to bystanders, but with no very flattering results. Tho thing ran so easy that we mounted it with confidence that we could

g» tight off the first time. We did go

off!

A person has only to stride the byciclu to lean* that time, patience and practice are necessary in order to ride it. Who will be the first velocipedestrian to give an exhibition on Main street

FROM

HOME

FOR

Terre Haute has a young lady of somnambulistic propensities. A few nights agi. a watchman discovered this young lady in hor night clothes, crouching behind a fence. She explained to him that she had been walking in her sleep, and had awakened suddenly, finding herself in a strange part of the city. She named the locality where she lived, and followed behind the policeman at some distance. As they reached a corner house she recognised, sho said, "I know my way, now, sir, thank you good night," and ran quickly up a cross street to ber residence.

WHKRK

try press is a greater bore tban the lynx nuisance was last summer.—Ind. Mirror. The Indianapolis papers having run it in tho ground,M the "country press" carpet sack, flHed with clothing

IS THE

OWNER?—A

—The Indi-

of tho fact, to all persons who may have received license to retail spirituous or malt liquors in the county, not to either sell or give such party liquors of any description, under penalty of a heavy fine for the first offense, and a forfeiture of licenso for the second. The law might also require that a list of such persons as affidavits may have been filed againt, as having become habitual drunkards, shall be kept in the Auditor's office, and that a

^g4whom licenses may be granted

from time to time. As the law now stands it requires that a notice shall be given to each saloon keeper, which in volves much more lime and labor than most persons can well afford to devote to such a purpose. We hope the temperance committees will carefully consider this suggestion. -----

HOLLER SKATING,

is talked of. Let

it bo organized by all means. We want to see the fino points of the revolving Pegasus brought out fully by the lively spirit of competition which such a club will induce. The velocipede require, neither oats, hay nor currying to bring him to good running condition but it does require some practice, and then we believe it to be as safe as-as-the mules in a circus. It is perfectly subject to the bit, bat the bit must become perfectly sutyect to the riier. Form your club, gentlemen let's see wbat can bo done.

on an es!e.nivo

scale, was introduced in this city lat ovening, by Mr. Luther T. Barwise, of tho firm of Barwise & King, of Cincinnati, dealers in toller skates. A large party of ladies and •gentlemen assembled in tho dining' room 4' the Torre Haute House, to give the ska'es a trial Very fow had ever attcmptca roller skatin and many were the ludicross scenes preented, as singly, in pairs, or while groups, they would occasionallyeit down with a heavy "thug"—no matter where, right in the middle of the floor, cr in tho way of the rest of the party. LitM ceremony was used on such occasion* although the «-katist in executing his •grand and lofty tumbling'' was tho observed of all observers. We really pit a vorr friend of our? when he fell ho had so far to go. The treacherous skates would attempt to go in

two directions at once. This was norsuccessful it always ended in r« to tfce young gentleman or young tady who attempted it, while roars o: laughter sounded throughout the room. Poor fellows, they had no sympathy in that crowd. Nevertheless it was jolly

Opera Hall above. Wo are informed more than sixty thousand dollars have fun, good-exercise, and we are pleased to already been subscribed. No moro val- state a club is to be immediately formed uable investment could bo made, nor ono for practice, and next season a rink will more gratifying to ewv well-wisher of I probably be erected. Put us down—not the prosperity and enlargement of the on the floor, (we've been there,) as a full

attractions of our beautiful city. mewber

cheap that every

married man should hold a policy some good, sound company, so to

able bis wife's second husbaDd to start business. Pure philanthropy I

CONFIRMED.—The

appointment by

Governor of J. M. Olcott, John Ingle,

Jr., and T. Nicholson as Trustees of the

State Normal School, the former to act until December 20, 1869, and the last two until December 20, 1871, was conflrmod

by the Senate, on Monday.

THE GRECIAN BE»D.—To

Let's spend the time in things higher tban dresj! Time tliat was given us to aid and to bless Time that is fleeting and passing away 0 let us work while we call it to-diiy

Let's havo the old bend instead of the new Let's have the old hearts, go faithful and true I Away with all fashions that lower and degrade! To hide some deformity most of them made

ATTEWRTPTED

NEWS.—We

posi

tively assort that Terre Haute is innocent of anything like tho following which we find in tho Indianapolis Mirror:

SUICIDB.—Sunday

MABRIAOK LICENCES

named below:

few days

since some small boys found in the river, about a half mile below Main street, a It wa9 locked with the key inserted in the lock.

SFTAC

after

noon William R. Jones look a teaspoonful of arsenic at a barber shop down town, and then went out to his boarding house, kept by Mr. Horn, near the Indianapolis freight depot, where he told what ha had done. Dr. Bead was immediately called in and gave the young man such a vigorous emetic as to put an estopel on the "shuffle" of the '.'mortal coil." Jones has but recently come to this city, and is out of employment. He was married to a Miss Brumet about ton days since, and it is believed that a want of funds to keep up tho married state under the present era of extravagance, cauced him to take this summary manner to "escape the ills we have and fly to those we know not of." It is also alleged that trouble with the "old folks," arising from the marriage, caused him to attempt the foolish act.

were issued last

week by the County Clerk to the partieB

Whittaker and Ann Markle.

Patrick Barton and Bridget Downey. Jacob Esticen and Clarrissa Price. Starling L&mbert and Eliza McNoel. R. B. Purcell and Laura A. Forbes. Wm. Herse and Clara Kerker.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFER.—The

Tcstli, & Co. haye created in stock for barter. All goods which are the en- least oat of date will be placed ia sold at the first reasonablQ offer without regard to cost. This viH enable many to obtain warm, comfortable clothise who are net able to pay for the comparativ®ly high prices and fashionable goods

and see.

readers we commend the following lines tonic and invigorating properties. _j inn a tn the stomach and invi for the real good sense contained Let's bare the old bend, and not Lave the new Let's hare the bend that oar grandmothers knew Over the waahtub and over the churnThat is the bend that our daughter* shoula learn,

Let's have the bead that our grandmothers knew Over tho cradle like good mothers true Over the table, (the family rounJ,) Reading the Good Book 'uiid silence profound.

Let's have the bend that at church they did wear, Uowing them Iwwlv in meek humble prayer: Not sitting erect, with the mordern-miM air Wi.h the "love of a bonnet" just perched on one hair

avo the camel his hump—he wears it fornse Leave the donkey his pannier—and cut yourselves In: so From tnshions that lower, deform and degrade! To bide some deformity iLOSt of them made.

I.et our heads of false hair and hot yarn skeins be shorn Let our garments be easy and light to be worn D.-u't shake in Oecember and swelter In Juuc. Anl appear like unfortunates utruck by the moon.

fol

lowing transfers of real estate were entered upon the Recorder's books during last week:

Louis Gottscbalk to John Kizer, lot in Sibley's addition for $1,500. Elizabeth S. Clark to William Shrader, three lots in Adkins' addition for $100.

Curtis Gilbert to Joseph F. Mears, lot 42 in Gilbert's Place for $500. W. H. Stewart Sheriff to L. W. Pabmeyer, lot in Gookin's addition for $75.

Solomon Harbort to A. B. Barton, undivided half of interest in 3 lots In Harbert & Barton's sub-division for $300.

John J. Key, Commissioner, to Abner Beard, 40 acres in Linton township for $coo.

John Clark and others to David McClure, 85 acres in Prairie Creek township for $1,000.

W. H. Lester to John Denny, 7 acres in Otter Croek township for $100. James A. Burgan to Robert N. Archer, lot in Rose's sub-division for $400.

Robert N. Archer to Lewis B. Martin, same lot for $4:00. W- D. Griswold to John J. Mayer, lot in Preston's sub-division for $800.

W. D. Griswold to Michael Hanrahan, lot near E. & C. R. R. for $300. Robert Locher to John J. Brake, 6 acres in Linton and 10 acres in Pieraon township for $50.

Elias N. Davis to Nicholas Miller, 40 acres in Hevins township for $1,000. Eli L. Jones, Guardian, to Geo. C. Clem, 4 acres in Prairieton for $276.

Jesse Robertson to Chas. Temple,lot in Boudinot's sub-division for $650. Hiram Sanford to Wm. Ferguson, $ of

1C0

copy of such list shall be furnished to all

acres in Fayette township for

LAPT

$500.

STRANGE ADVENTURE

OF A

YOUNG

—Tho following strange story of uffering which appeared in yesterday's Journal, is verified by the receipt of a dispatch from tho parents of the unfortunate girl, dated at Oswego, and inquiring as to her whereabouts. We quote from the Journal:

About ten days ago, a young lady was found wandering about in Otter Creek township in a crszed state of mind, very thinly clad and apparently enduring groat mental and physical sufforing. Her singular conduct and the fact that she appeared to have no place of habitation attracted the attention of the people, and she wa? finally taken charge of by the township trustee who sent her to the poor asylum. When the poor creature went to that institution she was a raving lunatic, and her physical condition was terrible, having had both her feet so badly frozen that she

WHS

unable to stand and

it was feared that amputation would be found necessary to save her life The officers of the asylum have given the unfortunate every attention, and within the last four or five days she has nearly regained her proper mind, and is now able to tell her sad story.

Her name is Pamelia Robinson. She is about 22 years of age, and 13 from Osweco, New York, where her parents reside^ her father being an old gentleman of wealth and prominence in that locality. The young lady is prepossessing in appearance, highly educated, and of modest deportment. She says she left her father home in New York with the intention of visiting a married sister living in

Parke county, near Rockville. From some reason, for which she does not ac count, she lost her reason on arriving at ttos point, and she has no memory of cveats from the timo she reached the depot irnil a few days since.

In o*o of her dresses, found in the wix-ds in Otter Creek township, was a pocket book containing a good sum of money and a check drawn by ber father on an Oswego bank for $400. In the pocket of the dissg was also found a railroad check for hei baggage, and her trunk w^s found at the dbpot last Saturday. It wa* well filled wr.h a nice wardrobe, which corroborat. the statement of her condition in life

The friends of the young lady in Parke county have been written to, and they will doubtless be swift in flying to the aid and rescue of their unfortunate relative, who has so narrowly escaped a horriole death. Tn the meantime she ""ill receive every attention from tho kind and humane managers of the Asylum.

Call

The eood« will be sold for a song

Wn A

TUELL, RIPLEY&

SPIER'S WISE

our lady

Co,

9,d 1 -wl Cor. Fifth and "Wabash.

is the pure unadultera

ted juice of the Oporto grape,.now being cultivated in this country by Mr. Spee' It is valuable for family use, and for

its It

—,

gives tone to the stomach and invigorates the system. In fashionable circles it has become the favorite table wine*

Intelligencer. Druggists are agents for this wine. 23d&wlt

$1,000 REWARD,

GREAT SUCCESS—"Brick" PGMK

ROY'S

new Daily in New York City

one of the greatest and roost successful newspaper enterprises of the country. His new weekly "Pomeroy's Democrat'' is incroasing in circulation a thousand copies per day. Send for samplo copies to M. M. Pomeroy. Printing House Square, New York City. wlw.

CINCINNATI MAHKBT. By Telegraph.I

LA.BD—In demand but the firmness of hold ers checked bUBiness, primeliterm sold at 19@19% and country at 19%, city at

GOLD—At 136 buying.

NEW YOKE MAEOO

By Telegraph.] N*W

YORM,

FLUR-Opened a shade better for shipping grades and closed dnll and declining for a 1 descriptions, $5 85@6 35 for superfine State and western, 7 00§7 35 for extra State, 6 80 9 7 75 for extra western.

WHISKY—Dull at SI free. IKHEAT—Dull and drooping, the advance in freights checking export demand $1 61 for No'2 in store.

CORN—Without decided change in prices, the firmness In freight checking export demand sales at 94(896.

CUT MEATS—Firmer 13£@146 for shoulders, and 16^(317% for hams. DRESSED HOGS—Firm at 13for western, and for city.

LABD—Firm at 19J^(§20% for steam, and 21 (321% for kettle rendered* ^MONEY—Quiet and easy early in the day at 6 @7 on call, but later the demand was quito sharp at the higher rate.

GOLD—Firmer, opened at 36V, became buoyant and advanced to 36J6, and clesed at 36%@ 36%.

Latest New iYork News.

LADIES!!

Look Out! Look Out!

'•Beautifies the Oomplec'ion "Gives Kosy Glow to the Cheeks." A Bnby Tinge to the Lip." "Bemovi-s all Blotchei and FreckleB." "The Best in the World."

"GOSTAR'S"

E A I I E

THI

BITTIiR-SWm IP 0MIKI! BLOSSOMS

One Bottle, 81,00—Threo fjr 82,00. 1000 Bottles sold io ens day In N. Y. City. All Druegistu in TERBE HAIJTE sell It.

"COSTAR'S"

Standard Preparations ARE Costar's Rat, Roach, &c., Exterminators,

Costar'e Bed Bus Kxiermlnators, "Costar's (only Pure) Iniect I'owaer.

"All Drnjgisls in

TERSE HAUTE

Address "UOSTAR,"

SI 1' thorn.',

Or,

Crosby St.,

N. Y.

JOHN F. HENRY,

(Succcscor to)

DEMAS BARNES A CO., 21 Tark Row, N. Y. S ld in TERRE HAUTE, by

BARB, GULI0K & BERRY, Wholesale and Retail Agents. ,nlilwl y-n to BM.

PlialoiTs Paphian Ivotion

Hr Beautifying th' 8KI.1 and COMPLEXION

Removes all KRUPT10XS, FRKCRLKS. P1MPLK8, MOTH BLOTCHES, TAi, elf,, and renders TtlK SKIN SOFT, FIAK and KLUOMIMU.

for LADIES In the JiURSBKY It Invaluable, for GENTLEMEN aftcrSHAYINti It has no equal. "PHAPIAX LOTIO.V Is Ihe only reliable rem edj for Diseases and blemishes or the SKIN.

PH A LUX'S "PAPHIAN SOAP" for the TOILET. NtRSKKl and BATH, will not ehap the SIIN Prirc, '25 Cents per Cake.

•FLOB

DE MAYO/"

'•FLOIt DE MAYO."

NEW PEKPIMR FOB THE HANDKKKCI1IKF. [CLSITK, DEL1CATK. LASTING KBAURANl'EILON SON, NEW YORK, Roldbjall Drug, gists. 9'twly-atorm

KIQI PUl

WELVE PICTORIAL P*KSEJTT«

Flrt-C

Pott

in 11 unrated Family Magsiioo,

with rhysiognomy.Phr^nol gy. Ethnology,Physiology, and Ts,chology, adspted to all who read, TO* TLLFSRLATIB THRBNOT OICH JOCS.MAL, rsouthly, at $3 «ynr inclu often, at ach. New Volnme. January Double Nmnl'QOY raadf ,30 cents. Address

Ohrtmicie.

R. WELLS, No.

3SJ Brcadway, N«-w York.

"A rich storehouse of instruction and eatertatnmment." A*. 1'. 7V»6««i. "It deals with •II questioDtsfffctla* the good of ciety."—Ere.

"One of th ple»eant^st and most ra*dable mantlnes that cocnet to this r-IBoe."—N.

"It ought to have a place h» every f*m-

Uj.'—

TrtnUn Monitor.

"No other journal ia

Aiaarka Imparts to rne year «o much valoab toftrtnatloa as tfcis, i-od certainly BO other teaah^ man fo well to know himsair. Each single uumbjr I* worth tkaanUra amount ot a yefcr's subscription.—Teieyrapk. jAgents wanted^Sce enr Nw PrtnHoro List* I d2tw$t

LOCAL NOTICES.

Nature's Great Ass la tan t—"Diaobe-

diance to the Iaw« of health must be Inevitably followed by the penalty nature bas impose '. Ig. noracco spec ting these laws f* eo 6X tensive wiih the humau race, hence, the unlvtrsal r«Ta_ lenc* of dissstickntss and prematura death. Science and skill combined have brought to oar knowledge the precise character of different diaeasts, aad Vnabled n* to treat them, with more or lets IUCCXIS. according to circumstances. But in tlu whole category cf medicine* or remedits, unquestionably the greatest aaiistatit of natsre is MIPIILKR'S Hf.RB BITTERS. be»i s» it never ftilt Then takon iadne tine. A tatment which child ctn und'r .tand and practice Ia simple enongh, and the Bitiers is given when the early symptoms of a dioasc appear, a radical cure can be relied upon. Thi. i* our txpeiieoce fcr the past eight yeats in the treatment of diseases aritiug from a disotderod Stoiracb, Kidneys. jw ls, Lungs and Heart, with this popular remedy "—Memengrr

qf Health.

"IS

dwlw

Barr's Pectoral ilixlr.

TEBRB

For an Ointment equal or superior

DR. ARMISTEAD'S UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, for the cure of Bums, Erysipelas, Tetter, Ulcers, Poisons Irom the bitea of insects, or the touch of poisonous plants. It stands unrivalled. j27w2w

"AOTB, Iec,

7, 1868.

After having thoroughly tested in my family and in mv »wn caio, "Bin's Pcctorsi Elixir." 1 take great pleasure in adding my testimony tc the many enocmiums which othetjliave doservtdly InrMn upon it. If whatever tends to relieve human sutTei ing is a b»i'e action, then certainly

Barr's Pectoral Klixir'' worthy of all praise. Wecaf, from

pertotial

p«rircce and acqutint-

anre, rrcommrnd bnlli it. and the Proprietor an perfectly teliabl C. A. BROOKE, Paeto- Atbnry M. E. Church. Terre Haute.

Th is invaluable remedy fcr the cure of Colds, Cough*, ('roue, Hoarneneas, »tc manufacturel android by ARR, GULICK A BERRY, dl2dnlm Druggist".

Doolev's Baking Powder.—DOOLEY'*

BAKINO POWPEII

OIKOI**ATI,

Jaa 20,

FLOUB—Unchanged and quiet. OS AIN—Unchanged. WHISKY Dull and prices lower ond nominal 96 offered and 97 asked.

Is nnrqualied for making light

and nutritious Biscuits, Bolls, Buckwheat and other GriJdl Cakes, Ac. Itreqnires ONLY TWO TKASPOONSFUL FOB A QUART OF FLOUB. S Id by Grocers generally. At who!'sale, in Terre Haute, by COX A SON, dccl8dw3m T*. «,* Who 1-sale Grocers.

WANTED

AG-ENTS WANTED.—$75 to

XJL

$200 per month 1 Or a Commiss on

PRICE

Jan. 26.

WHY

frr.m

which twice that amount can be made by selling the La'eit Improved Common ."ense Family Sewing Machine

$18,00. For Circulars and

Terms, address C. BOWERS .t CO., d4-dw3m 320 S. 3d St., Philadelphia, Pa.

MYSTEKY.—ANY PERSON sending as their address with 25 cents encloai d. will -ceivej by mail the ntme ai carte-de-vislte of heir future wife or bustard j»27w3m NORBIS & CO., 2

John Sr., N.Y.

WILL YOU DIE?— GONKLIN'S PASTILES cures Consump

tion, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Asthma, Oougbs, Colds, Catarrh, Cronp, Sore Threat, Disagreeable Breat*, Tightness of the Cbe,t, Difficulty of Breathing, &c. Public Speakers and Singers will dnd them unrivsllod for clearing the voite. Price 25 centa per box For sale hy all Druggiltf. jan27w3m

pUBLIC SALE.

I will sell at Put lie Auatian, cn tho premises W. F. \y»lms!cy, about one-half mile eatt of theWatton Cottage, on

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3d, 1809, at 10 o'clock A. M., four harses, two wagoni aud harness, one buggy and barncn, two cows, and large lot of 'arming implements and household nodk tcben furniture.

TERMS

SALE.—Five

on all sums over 85, a credit of one your will be given, parchascr giving iotowl ten pi cent, interest and approved security.

M. SJ. HIiJKOC X,

Jan 27 «2t-dF2*3 Auc iooecr.

TTSTKAY NOTICE. Township, Vigo bounty, In

Linton

Indiana. Taken

up by George F. Hampton, lhing one mil north of Hartford, Linton township, Vigo county, Ind., six stock Hogs—tour barrow liog», marked as fjllows One white Barrow, ma:ked, slit in the left ear, and upper bit it the right eir cne white Barrov, uo earmarks tw white and hlnck spotted Barrows, etc mark flit in tho left oar, upper bit in both ears one t» and black spoiled Barr w, silt in the loft eir. and an upp-r bit iu thoruhtrar two S..W?, white and blaclispotted, ono marked tlit. in the le ear and under bit in both ears one white and black spotted Sow, no ctricarks.

Wc, the undetsigoed, appraisars, do appraise the above named eatray bogs, taken up by George F. Hampton, at nineteen dollar*. Lewis L. Weeks nnd John F. Drake, oppraiser«.

Sworn to before »e, thi» I9lh day of January, 18C9. JOHN O. BOYLL, P.

I!i

pSTRAY NOTICE,—To Henry Boyll, J. limey Creek Township Vigo county, Iiid: The uuderewned, appraisers, joiuled by you t.i appraise a certain red Steer, ately talon up by John McCiieky, dj appraise ta -steer at ten dollars. The faid Steer is decribtd as follows is a led Steer, with some while in tlie forehead, and si oH on he body, has hort cars, an.! H, as believe, at OTit two years old. Ne'son St. Clair and Wm. St 01 ilr, appraiser*.

SutscribeJ and swom to befo me, this 9th day of January, 18C9. HENRY BOTLL, J.

THSTRAY NOTICE-.Wc, JQi undetBignod pprantrs, tei cal

the

called to

value a certain Hifrr' lately iaken up by Junes Merris, living in Lost Creek township, go county. It diana, we do app a se tbo said Heifer at 815' Sh« is described as to'lows, to wit: Shell re^, wiib a half crop off tho rigVit, and a sw»iow fork in the lelt ear soma white oa the right flank and hind leg*. No brand* per tivabl*, and it is, we believe, about threa years old.. Bobert Taylor and Wllljim Kelly, appraisers

Subscribed and swojn to before me, this dav of January, 18*9. MATTHKW n. ORAY, J. P.

1LITARY CLAIMS—CARD FOB 1 SCO.

DAVID S. DAIALDS0N,

Military Attorney, Notary and Claim Agent, Regularly Authorized and Licensed.

Office—Farrington Block,

iV E. Corner Public Square,

UP STAIRS, FIRST DOOR,

TERRE HAUTE, ISO

Ptiu*ion Claims Prosecuted, Arrears of Pay Procured, BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,

DEEDS KXECUTED,

Voucher* Made cut and Pension Monef Drawn from Any Pension Agfncy

Pon'-i'ini, if now applied for *tid g'anted, will nmeuca at tbo da 0 if Ih- I ii-r'- discharge. No lime should be loet, a- this tavnrabl* provtsteimin.trs totally abom J.i 18'0,or at ll»e yea's afier li di cbatg*

Arrears of peDsion now b» haJ in all cases wbeie the ensi.-n dot a nut commence at the date of discharge, or ds th Cf hn roldier. Look at your certificates anl call ou toe.

No Latid Warrants need be upoct^d for service in the late war, and no further bounty to veteran, who has had three or fonr hundred dollars.

I have never loft a good claim where the rty permitted me to manage it io my own way. I have lost two valid c'aims on account of such ioterferencs. mr Refer to Merchant B*nl«r» anl Citiaens generally, and to any one of 'he thousand whow claims have been obtainid by me j«o,i«tf U. H. DANALDSON.

TTACHMENT NOTICE.

Ferdinand Purge.. TS. Before Z*nas Smith, J. P. Jacob Breyfogle.

la.

Wh.'rcas, a prtccj ini in Attachment has been taken out before me, by the Plalutlff, against the g. oda and cbaltil-, rights, creiitsaod efffCta of said Jacob Brfyfogle, Delendsni and whereas, return of '•D^tendant not found," has been made on the sommons, the ssid Defendant will take totics that tbe said caue has bj contin ued until the 13th day of February, 1860, at nine o'clock In tho forenoon^ at my Olllca, in saW township at which timo and placath* aakl Defendant will answer to Hi»-Plph.tir« complaint, or tbs same will be *on»i lered and determluea 1 ois ab-

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Boun'y claiais under t! recent law, act of July 21th, 1866,.are now noarly all paid. A new law for the next and last b^uirty, may, perhaps, be parsed this winter. If so, implications ™ay b* mad" th* coming Sprint or Summer. I «t11 give notice when sncb law is passed. No efcslons i^ave y»t en allowed for s»nvi«* in the war of 1812

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Will Ti'tit t(n Haute the first Thursday In each mon th, and may be consulted at tils Terre Haute no

nent Office. Miller's Block, Indiaaapolt*. 2H»I(

Sale of lots Itf tbe 16th Section and Mortgaged Lands to the School Fund.

In rfault of tbe payment of lb.' principal and intT ,ue to tho School Fond

Viao County

Indiar ••. I ho original sales of loti1 In the six teenth 8v-!!0n, 'and on the loans of the Schcol Fund hereinafter mentioned. I will. In porsu ance of the School Law of 1865, offer

fot'

sale at

the Court Honre door, in the city of Terr? Bante, Vigo oountv. Indiana, on the fourth Ho o4»J. it being the (22) twenty-seoond day of March, 1801', between the hours of (10) ten o'clock A. M., .and four (4) o'clock P. M., of said day to tk» high**' bidder for cash, *o much of the Mortgagedjpremises as will satisfy ihe amount^due for principal iD^ragt, damage and cost. aDd on lota in the lGth Section, for cash and credit, in the manner pre scribed by law, to-wit

All tiiA ii llowing real estate, to-wlt: Lot No. (1'.) nineteen. In the eubdiTisioir of se tion sixteen, in township twelve north cf range (9) nine wept, ,inojrtg»ged by EltSM

St^hora aud

wm». Twenty-Bve feet by ninety-seven (97) feet eff the south and west sides of lot Ko. thirty-tiro (32) as thn. p%nje appears on tha rocordad the toa'n of Terre Haute. Vtgo county, Indiam mortgaged by Silas W. Williams and wife.

Four acres.of land, more or less, in the southwest quarter of section (14) fourteen, in township (12) twelve north of range (9) nine west, commencing eleven 7G-100th chains south ofthe northeast corner of the southwest quarter aforesaid. thefc*e south fbur 70%-100 chains,*thence we%t eight 50-100 chains, thence north four 70Vi100 hains, thence east eight 50-I00chains, to the piace of beginning, mortgaged by James Oakey and wife.

All the following real estato, to-wit: Forty-six feet seven inches off the south side cf lot number ono hundred, in 'the town of Terre Haute and also, forty-one feet two inches esst and west, by twenty-light foot north and south in tbe northeast corner of the same lot, mortgaged by Ileury Jamison and wife.

All tho following roal estate, to-wit: Th# north half of tho southeast quarter of lection (12) twelve, in 'tdwn (11) eleven, north of rang' (9) nine wt st, containing eighty acres, moreorltsi, mortgaged by Daniel O'Connell and wife.

The southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section (36) thirty-six, township twelve, north range (S) eight wesi, containing forty acras mow.or less, mortgaged by Wm. B. Mewhinney.

Lot No. one hundred and thirty-two (132) in the town of Terre Haute. In Tlgo county, Ind. Mortgaged by Jsmes M. Tolbert and wife.

All ofthe touth-rast quarter of tbe north-east quarter of section twelve (12) In township ten (10) north of range nine (9) west mortgaged by James A. Littlejohn and Agnes E. Llttlejohn, his wife

The south-rast quarter ofthe sotlth-rast quarter of section twenty-aix(20) in township thirteen (IS) north of range eight (3) west, containing forty acres mortgaged by John Payne and Harriet Payne, his wife.

Lot Nt. twelve (12)In section sixteen (16) township ten (10) north of range ten (10) wast mortgaeed by David M. Stegall.

Alt of let No. sixteen (1G) in the subdivision of the south-west quartet of sectian fourteen (14) In township twelve (12) north of range nine (9) welt containing five acres more or less mertgaged by Sarah E. Patrick and James U. Patrick, her husband.

Tbe east half of the southeast quarter of section fifteen (15), township ten (10), range eight (3) west, containing eighty (80) acres- Also, the weBt half of the southoast quarter of the southwest quarter of section twenty-eight (28), In towMbip ten (10). north of range eight (8). containing twenty (20) acres, mortgaged by Jacob Smock and Caroline Smock, hi* wife.

Commencing on the west bank of thfc Wab»«h and Erie Canal, runr ing from thence we*t seven-ty-four feet seven Inches, on Swan street, thenc* °nnth oae hundred and forty feet, to the alley, thence east ono hundred and seven feet seven inches, to the we«t bank of said Canal, thenc.) north to the place cf beginning, being p*rt of out-lot number th ee (3), ,i« made by Charles Pewey, Executor of David Raymond, of the northwest'qaartfir of section twenty-seven (??), town (12), north of range rioe (9) wost mortgaged by Isaac. Smith and Polly Smith, his wife.

All that ptrtof th& southwest quarter of section thirty three, township twelve, north of range nine west, which lirs between seventy seres eff from the sonlh si'e of said quarter, and forty acres off from the north side of said quarter, being fifty acres, more or less mortgaged by Wm. F. Krumbhaar and Jane B. Krumbhaar.

All of the southwest quarter rf the southwest quarter of section twenty (20), in towt.*hip ten (10), north af range eight (8) west, containing 40 acres, more or lcs« mortgaged by John Dowell and Thebe Dowell, hi* wife.

Ccwmencing twenty-six (20) rods anl nine leet esst of the northwest corner of the southwest qnarter of section fifteen (15), townobip twelve (12), range nine {9") west, running thence south five chains and fifteen links, thence east to the Terre ITante 6 Crawfordaville State Road, thence north enstwardly along said road, to the north lino of *kid section, thence west, to the place of beginning mortgaged by Virgil A. Sparks and Mary J. Sparks, his wifo.

All the south half or the southeast quarter of section t*r, in township thirteen, north of r.»nge ten west mortgaged by Daniel hirley.

All of tho northwest fractional quarter of section four, in township thirteen, north of range ten w«st, containing sixty-six 78-100 acre*.— Mortgaged by Elijah M. A'ard.

Lot No. five (5), section sixteen (16), In township twelve (12)i north of range eight (8), wwt, bought by John Britten.

The following describe^ tract of laad, to-wit: All that part of the aorthwest quarter of *ac.Uoo. twenty \'20),

In tawnship thirteen, north of rsnge

nine west, which lies south }f the roal leadirg to Durkey's Ferry, supposed to contain about one hundred aud fifty acres mortgaged by Jacob A. Hay.

The southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section thirteen (13J, in township eleven (11), north of rango eight west, oontalning forty acres, mora or 1"5* mortgaged by David HoT»t»n and DbboraH Ann Holsten, his wife.

To wit Thirty-five teres in Diddle north half of section twontv (28), in township ten (10), nortt» of nngo eight (8) we*t mortgagsd by A. J. Siston and M.J., his wife.

All of th«*outbwe*t quarter of the Bgrthwest quarteTTf section nine (91, In township ten (10), north oT"fange eight (8), containing 40 aorta mortgaged by A.

Vice

taining

PER CENT. REDUCTION.

well und I. stands the mode of

»diu ting at c. Heeling ar.* rlvn.» crowing out ,,| rec nt Kehellimi, ant to' and 1868, has colli ctid and paid over to tVe claimants more tb*fcn Two Uundrad Ttouaand lM's has cbtai ed thre-1 hnndred Ponsion Certificatis, for wounded or Injured toldiet*, wid.iws. mothers, and minor children and »even bnrdred bounty ch.cko for discharged privates.

Notice to Xerehanta, Bunkeri kers, FubUthers, htnlloner*

Bro-

I'rlntArehi«

ers, Coiup»iii«»« Lawyers, tccta, Schools, Clersymon, Circulars, Prices-Curren Letters, Quotatioos, CatalrgU'S, Mu^lc, or any Documents, or Drawing" may be ciblaloed at the fallowing eitraordin»ry cheep prices: UXIcopies, fac-similes, of any doc iment or "drawing, Ac., $2,00 600 copies, 8S.00 1,003 copies $8,00 and l^O.OOO copies |450 Or 50 per cent. up"n above may be saved by using

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OR LIFE REJCVESATISG ELIXIR,

For all Derangemonts of the Urinary OrgaLS. It gives

lAfe, Health and Strength

to all who use It and follow my directions. It never tail* to remove Nervous Debility, Impotencv or want of Power, and all weakr.o-s arising frem Kxcewea or Indiscretion, .(Multirg in loss ot memory, unpleasant dreams, wmtk nerves, headathe, ervous trembling, general Unltude, dimness oi vision, flushing of tli" skiu, which, it neelwled, will surely lead to Inaaity or COnfumptirn- When the sy.tem is ones a®-ctad. It wtll not recover without help. It must be.BTIT oraied and strengthened, to enable tbe suflarert» fu'Hll the duties of life. 11,11 ••dicine has been ttttei for many years, and it is warranted a certain ctfas, no naai ter how bad tbe CM* maybe. Handreds of certificates ceubesbowe. Prtca, oae Dollar per bjftle, or six bottles for five Dollars,-

SOLD BY ALL DRCQQISTS.

If ennnot procure it lead statement of your caae, and enclose the money to BBYAN A CO 6» Oedar atreet, Kcw York, and It will be sent you. On receipt of Five Dollars, a bottle nearly equal to seven small, will be sent to any express office in the DniieJ States, charges paid. Private circular*, sent ou application. Encloo stamp. decl94«odwlj

and Eley J. Vice, hi*

wife. All of the fallowing real filiate, tc.wic: Com mencing at the northeast corner of the northeast qnarter of section thirty one (31), In township tw#lve (lit), nt.rth of range eight (8) we*t, running thence west fifty-eight S-ll (58 2 11) rods, thence south thirty-three (33) rods, thence east fifty-eight 2 11 (68 2-11) rods, thence north thirtythree (33) rods, to tbe place of beginning, co

twelve acre* niortg*gfd by George H. Ripley and Julia Ann Ripley,IfiTVif*. LH No. one (1) section sixteen (10), township twelve (12), north of range ten (10) we*t bought

Josiah. Bicklln. '. Lot No. seven (7) section sixteen (10), in township eleven (111, north of range nine (9) west, containing sixty (HO) acre* bought by Stapheu Price.

Lot No. sixty-four (fi4), section sixteen (If.), in township twelve (12), north of range nine (9) west bought by lloss and Coltrin.

Lot No sevt nty-uino (79). section sixteen (16), in tewn^bip twelve (12), north of raDge nine (9) wst bought by Ross A Coltriu.

Lot No. ninety-three (93), section sixteen (16), in township twelva (IS), north of range nln«* west bought by John Bulkley.

The southeast quarter of tho northeast quarter of section ill) eleven, township (12) twelve, north of range (3) eight we*t, containing forty acres mortgaged by Mary Austin.

Lot number one huodred and thirty-two in the city of Terre- Haute, Vigo county, Ind'aua mortgaged by James M. Tolbert and wife.

All of lot three, in block No. (17) seventeen, iu Linton's addition to the town of Terre Haute, \"ig» county, Ind. m^rtgagtd by Joseph K. HeCanu and Letitia McCann.

All of six acre* of Und In the aonthwest corner of the southeast quarter of the southwest ooartor of section (36) thirty-six. In township (10) ten, north of range (SI west and lot No. one sod two (19) nineteen and twenty in the town of Centeiville, Vigo county, Ind. mortgaged by Brace Sutherland and wife.

When lew than the whole tratt mortgaged Is sold, the quantity »old th\l! be t*k*n In a square form as nearly as passible, off the northweeurly corner of said tract, and when 1ft* tban tho whole of any io-Iot or on'-lot of *ny town or city tball be sold, if the lot front* ea*t or west, the part BO sold shall be taken off the north side thereof and if the lot fronts north or «outb, the part so sold «h*ll be taken off the weat *ide there of irom fjou' te rear by parallel line*.

WM. PADDOCK.

'AuditoJ Vigo County, Ind.

Janrary 11th, 1P09.

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A DMINISTRA TOR'S SALE

A t»F RS.yfc «TATK. Notice is bereby glvfc-a, hy virtue of an Order o' tbe Vigo ou y.( Plea*, the aderrignsd, Abmlvi^trato^ 'J tie Estate of Tb m-s Mf Kiorej, d» ceas d, ner fcr »»Ip at u: •uctioD.cn the ptsm^w, Mtmsij T9th,

1869,

an equal undivided t»0' tMrd.. of the

-Alt«rta( de*crite I land. Tbe north Sal'of the -'i sout east qnarter of section four

(4), fwerhip

el*ven (II), range eight (S) in Vig,. ennnty. ne-tVbd c* The r»*«t !ue iu eqnal payns- ntt, at tilr r,(V») awt eighteen

(IS)

eiciptel.

months,

with net-* at inteie-t, WnTvtng benefit of »ppr*l(Kment, and »ecured by good 'irebold ^nret.es. Sal- to begin at 2 o'clock r. w. Tbe wheat crop o* the prem see is re»err»i.

Admin'strator.

MJOHN,8TBWABT,

CLSAN Att'y fnor Adm'r. «20

qtatb"of~indiana, Vlt.

kl? COUNTY—S3:—Vigo Circuit Court, March Term, 1M9. Wliliam 0. Shlmard,

N I

Ames W. Lacock,

rjr, A.

In Attachment.

D.,

*il other times, at his perma

IStS, come* t*B Plaintiff, by Scott

A Day, Attorney*, and flte their complaint herein alio, an affidavit, (bowing that the Pefendant is a non-resident of the State of TntHana.

Notice i* therefore hereby given to the *acd Defendant of the filing and pendency of this proceeding, and thar the same will ta heard and determined at tho next term of our*aidOoqrt, commencing on the fourth Monday of Mafch next. A.'D., 18C9.

Attest K. fT. SIMPSON, Clerk J*«w3w^r* flte So.

ssoLtrrroN ft of

JOE.

The partnership heretofore existing between th* ntulcrsigftgd,' up for t(n: firm name of N Rtlang^r A UiotuariOiaa tbiia day been dissolved by limitation. Tho butiness will be continued by J. Erlaugor, who is anthorlxed to *et loalt affairs of the fim. All thorn -knowfnft themselves be Indebted to us, are requested to come forward, at once, an sittle.

C. UJ iT N. ERLASGKTt. rj W J,

KB LANG KK.

In rofsrriDg to tbe above notice, the undersigned begs leave to return thatoksto his friends and the publi: in general, for past fivers.and most rt spts-ttully sDlicicts a continuance of the same.

J*n 12dlw-w3t JOS.

KRLANGKH.

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

S. Cli'.t and Wm. H. William*, 1 Before

vs. J- ..

•Chargo Uroois Zsnas Smith,.!. P. Whe?ea*,.» proceeding ill Attachment haa been taken ont before me, b' the Plaintiffs, ngain^t tho goods and chattels, rights, credits and (-fleets of #aid (Jeo g« Brooke, Defendant and whereas, a rotnrn of "Defendant not f..und," ha- l»en made the summons, the said Defendant will tako not.'ce that the said'eause ha? been continued until the 13th day of February, lSUit, at nine o'clock iu ii.- forenoon, at my Office, in said tow: hip, at wbjeia time and place the said Defendant will answer to tbe Plaintiffs' complaint, -r 1 ho same will bs.coslldered and determined In .111 »l. sence.

Given under my fcand and if*!, 'his '2-d day o,' January, 18t9 ZENA3 SMITH, J. P.

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not pot op ft OlnU for the ONK POLIAK SALKS TKADK uotit yon h%vc

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for their N*w Circular for the W»utor of giving a full description our intmHrMifttock ot eterv variejytf ^lfrchauiiisc, aud th?

w«*are now ofTpriog Io MI

Agents and Patrons.

75 YARDS

of Brown or Bleachfd, yard wi It*, primo «jnalily Sheetings for 910 and a Club ol 1(*' Larger aj.vt sm^lier rlatfl in proportion. S fc th^ Cin- .- lar. 2^vr,Tiii

DOCTOR, W1LHKH

OFFICE*

CONSULTATION AND HECfl'-

uM &oo*s, 6IG Washington A venue, Hi. Louis, Mo treats w.th the greatest purees* all Disa?esof Woman, Lonchorce», ..r Whites Falling, inflamati or Ulceration of Ih Womb, Ovaritis, Prnriti*, Auienorrhivn, Al norrhagla, Dysmenorrhcea, and Sterility, or Barrenness also, every diseaso conneeta:! with Puberty, Menstruation or Pregnancy. Sime tho Doctor covMne* himself exclusively to the treatment of thede complaints, anl treats very large number of ca**s,i folloasthat his knowledge of them uiustb f*r moretcn.iv. end accurate than that of physicians in veneral practice. Send stamp f.jr Moi:i«l rimphlet of thirty-six nge i. mi tnr tio have failed, read what he say». Patients in every Western rotate. (Jutes gnaranteed. 0»usultation by letter or at oiHc» fn Roonn for patients requiring dally attention. A Indy assistant, ilour

M. to 7 P. M. Sunday

DOCTOR W Ii 1ITII K.

Alt

KOULAIi GBADUATK oi MKDK.'INK, as Diploma at Otlios will unw. tin li.'ni juger oim^ged in 1treatiueu: oi Ves tu CAI SttDAL, »ud

PRIVATE

soases tna.i any th.

Physi -i in lu St. Louis.

fypkilis. (ionnrrhea, OleA, Srrictnre, OrchUi-. TTet tntit ami Rupture all Unnnry £yphi lit,c or

Merr:riul

A fj'ec. irn' of I TftrojU Situ Q*~

6o«are treitjd with nuparalle 1 success. Sperauitorrken,Sexual Debility and Impi* tenc}', at ill of loll-:tbus iu uu th,»"» ual t-ucte-et ma.uivr y»ar« or oth:ir caus?i, aid which produce m.i of the toilo^lut feels. a« Nocturjai Em 9ica, Blotch'-*, leoilily, Ditiiue-s, D^iuniss of Sicht. t'»nlusiou of I„o«s, ivii Korboiiings, A'vetSiou. Iv of Keuialas, Loss of Hsmory :in ^mual Power, ant lorideriuK Marr-ayt, iipproprT, are p, imuuentIj iirid. 1 be Uo. tor's oppurinnities iu «pital itn.l private piuciice ure Duturvatn in .-t. LanU or nny other lity. Back I 8c. Louis pers orove that hebai bej lucat-d thu-.e lout er by years than any other so advertising. Tli.' e*tatil,snuieut, library, laborut ,ry and ap po.ntineuii are unriViil Hi iu the WVst, unrivalled auywbure.

ge, wi*t, e\pertence,

can be rdiaj upon, anl ibs

U»clot

e^n r-f

to mtny physlcUng tbrou^h.-u' ib- country. In past supers and proieui po niou be wltnout a competitor. Thy Writings of a Physician whose Imputation is tnlon.sldr, shouln be worth BendlnK.

DofTOB WmiTiKa publishes a Merited! Pnmphlet relating Veuoreai and tnu disastrous an vanud consvquences i-l aelf-abuse, that will be seat to an) a ii, a sealed envelope for two stamps. co-,1 infull symptom lists that will unable tbusi- nifbOted to deteruiine the nature ol ttielr cuu. pUiut aud giVH a wntieu otateoient i.l then case that wtll ausw^r al ut as well tor puipJseof treatment as a irson .1 iutet.iew but where ii is COUXVUIHUI, (tie Doctor slumi be cou»ulted personally. Tbojo b«viu^ fi ieul that may require aiivice, can aiippl) tbeni wit!, this valuable wurk by sending thi-ir ttd lrei-. with stamp Thus yuu can assist the miio. tunate will.o.it ib.- kuowin^ their beu: N. tor. (Jertaiuly no »ub]i»ct ii ui more impcr tancc than I iiaitj

blood aud pei tect mai.

hood. It is sulf-eviilout that a physician whi, cot. Snesqiiuiulf exclusl.oly to tue study of a c*i talii clasH of diseases a^d treats thousand* cases every year, must acquire greater skill ii. that specialty than oue in gouorai prattle".— Many pujician«, rtnogniziui( lhi« lact, uiti Joo pati nts tc- the Docior niter rxaling Medical I'auiphlot. Mu nuuiiuu eanlitit-i. tial. A fri»iidly talk will «o.L yua uotbin^ ofti.-e central, yet retired—

So^fSlY'St

.re« t, St. Luuis, Mn. Hoars, 9

M., Sund&ya exceptod.

Wholesale Dry tioods House

L. EYCE & SON.

Jobbing Exclusively.

WKStock,

IIAVE JCST IIKEN T11ROCOH OUR

rf daring price* to the

Lowest JIarket Value, aud setting thing* in order for (the

S I N A E

Believing that the Dry Qoods maikat will be m»rc steady In the future, and prices less fluctuating, we shall keep a

Larger and Better Stock,j

CO US Til MERC HA NTS

in* this vicinity, to buy their Ueeds ol us. We shall sell s» CHKAH" anjboiy.ani have a* much retra'd to the interest of our custom^rs as to exit Own, tbe

Mutual Beneiit

of bny*r and noller being thft trn'" ba«i§ ol 'air dealing WP hav. n-'W a full lino rf

Brown and Bleached Muslins. Prints, Delaines,

Drills, Wool Flannels,

Cloths and ca^slmeres,Kentocky Jeans. YANKEE NOTIONS, &c,

WE CAN OFFKR SOMK

Kxtraordinary Bargains

in a great varioty of

WIXTEB DRR8S WOODS

J*»t

rnarltd doii*, wiilclj we *ra anxious to *eU"g» ftio soiMon clc§e*.

Is- RYCE ft SOM.

Jan lS-dwrim