Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 February 1869 — Page 2

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Wednesday Morning, Feb 3^18^.

f' Th cS ffr«ge Amenfl nicii jg| BOUTWELL'S' jtoat1"Moltitiori propoemg to the Legislatures of the States the ratification of an article, as an amendment to the Constitution, forbidding the gen—eral or State governments to abridge or deny the right of any citizen of the United States to vote, by reason of race or color, or previous condition, will proba-

Republican advocates of this amend' mentare invited to rofresh their memory by reading the following plank from the platform on which the late Presidential election was carried ruT

Tbe guarantee by CoDgress of equal snffrage to all loyal men at the South wa6. demanded by every consideration of public safety, of gratitude, and of justice, and must be maiutainod while the question of suffrage in all the loyal States "properly belongs to the people of these States.

On this declaration wo went to the pooplo and the people sustained it. Is it not a palpablo violation of good faitb, a going back on pledge?, to attempt a removal of the suffrage question from the tribunal whore it "properly belongs" It is said that in submitting the question to the Legislatures it is virtually referred to tho people. This assortion is a shallow cheat and delusion. The Legislatures were not elected upon any such issue, and have no instructions from the people othor than the abovo plank from the Chicago platform.

But suppose they had been elected with a view to the adoption or rejection of. such an amendment. Suppose that had been the great question at issue in the late campaign, and that three-fourths of the States had elected Legislatures pledged to its adoption. Suppose, further, that nine loyal States had elected Legislatures pledged to its rejection. Could not the peoplo of those nine States, planting themselves squarely on tho Chicago plat form, say to the other States, "regulate suffrage in your own limits as yeu see fit, that is not our business but wa claim that "tho question of suffrage in all the loyal States properly belongs to the people of, those States"? "Wo claim that a combination of twenty-eight States has no right to dictate terms nnd conditions of suffrage) in any one or in all of the other State.'."

It seems as if Congress in crowding this matter upon the country with precipitate haste and in violation of the most recent declaration of faith promulgated by the Republican party in National convention assembled, desires for that party a realization of the truth of tho old motto: "Whom the "gods would "destroy, thoy a a

GKO. ALFRED TOWNBKND writes that YINNIE 'REAM'S statue of LINCOLN, is "good and literal." It represents the President, wrapped in a long HKNRY CLAY mantle, holding in bis right band the Emancipation Proclamation, the left holding the folds of his mantle. He adds: "While this statue is not a great work, it surprises me, because so many unnecessarily harsh things have been said about it in advance. It tells the story of LINCOLN very well." .101 a ,,o

THE City Council of Cinoinnati has done a good thing, something worthy of very goneral imitation, in appropriating $10,000 to be expended OH public improvements in the employment of men who aro out of work. Tho true way to help the poor is to give tbem employment.0Any man who is able to work and will not accept any honest labor which he is capable of performing, isfnot deserving of sympathy or aid. For such, hunger is a wholesome stimulant.

THE Washington Intelligencer, the organ of ANDREW JOHNSON and "my policy," is good enough to includo Mr. BOUTWELL'S suffrage bill in tho approbation which it bestows on tho President's as ton- antecedents wore, when iehing pardon power. It says, after dulging in a fling at the "Radical eonsis tency" of not enfranchising everybody over twelve years old, "it by no means follows that amnesty and suffrago should not go hand in hand to ah ultimate triumph." The fly evidently feels convinced that he alone makes tbe wheel go round

COL. J. W. FORNEY, writing to bis Press, from Raleigh, N. C-, says: The estimated value of the cotton crop for the last year, including tho recent advance in price, is over two hundred and fifty mil lions of dollars—a fact which dispels tbe idea of prolonged poverty in tbe South, and refutes the accusation that the freedmen will not work. Ifortli Carolina alone raised nearly fifteen million dollars worth of cotton in the last year, and ber entire products for the same period sum up forty millions. At this rate the South will soon be rUher than she has ever been.

THERE are now twenty-two Legisla tures in session, a larger number than were over before assembled at any one time since the formation of the Union. The following Is the entire list, with dates sf commencement of sessions. Only five of the number are Democratic:— Illinois, January 4 Minnesota, Jmiuary 4 Tennessee, January 4 North Carolina. Januury 4 Florida, January 4 Louisiana, January 4 Nevada, January 4 Delaware. January 5 New York, January

Pennsylvania, January 5 Ohio, January 5, Kentucky, Januarys Missouri,' January 6 Indiana, January fi: Arkansas, January 6: Michigan, January Massachusetts, Janury 6 Maine, January 6 South Carolina, January 6 Nebra^ka, January New Jersey, January 12 Kansas, January 12 Georgia, January 13 Wisconsin, January 13 Rhode Island, January 18: West Virgjna, Janu-l arj 19..,

in fafvor of "woman's right^'their wives have wills of their awti/and strongly opgospel.

pdifethe a

n*, TrtJun^pays that as a function, fireveErank long ago ceased to be other than worthless and it is now high time that Congress should put a stop to the annoyances and embarrassments it cause*. as

HORACK^REKIKY, being a roan of simple taste?, unci very economical in tbe matter of clo'es, manages to squeeze along

bly pass the Senate about as easily ^B^jwlwy of^&OO tn MaittSfi* to hi# •lipped througi the House, and wi! ,be incomo

brought before the present Legislature of this State for adoption or rejection. In anticipation of such action on thj p»rt of Congress, our views upon thb question were plainly expressed some months ago. "Wo then held, and still hold, that it is clearly the right of the States to regulate the elective franchise within their respec* tlve limits. The rebel States forfeited this as well as othor rights. Congross was bound to give to those Stales governments Republican in form, and could not do so without regulating the question of suffrage. But to interfere with this matter in the loyal States, which have forfeited no rights, ia beyond the delegated authority of Congress.

Tribune stockholder, author,

lecturer1 and farmer.

AN eccentric youjig.man who is studying theology and living in a cave in Massachusetts, announces that his fooid costsJiim eleven «nd three-fourth cents a a

Possibly aman may exist on that sura, or even less, tut he will be very near the picket-line between Life and Death, and inmost cases he wouldn't care towards which region be should move.ggatri'

THE prospect of having a New Yorker in GRAHT's cabinet is not calculated to inspiro a vast deal of hope or enthusiasm The historjLotNaw York politics has had the cjffeot to disgust decent men every-, where, and to create a general impression that an fiooest man will go from ibat State to take a ptace in the Cabinet, ubout tho time when a Merrimac shad shall be seen ascending the flagstaff on the dome of the' National Capitol, wilh bit tail thrown forward on the skirmish, line, and his head held in raaorve If however, an honest man is to be found in that political Sodorb, we riiay trust (3ou. GKANT to.tnqko the discovery. Nevertheless, we do not abutidun-the hope that be will look elsewhere, apd spare himself the laborious tusk.

ONE of the best moral-leesons of the times may bo seen in the result of recent Senatorial elections, in which iho Republican Legislatures of the various States have done just execution upon the politit ciil traitors who last year voted against both justice and expediency upon the impeachment of ANDREW JOHNSOIT. We havo heard Missouri call HENDERSON back to private life, while-West Virginia selects a truer man, Governor BORKMAN, to take the place of VAN WINKLE. The colleagues of these mon only bide their time. In duo season tbe verdiot will be rendered against FESBBNDKN, FOWLER, Giuwics, Ross and TRUMBULL. There are many wrongs which a patient public will gulfor'and forget, but this gross and painful defection of the seven Republican Senators ia the very crisis of the" country's peril is an offenso which will neither b9 forgotten nor forgiven.

Of tho eight cases promptly treated with iodine, not one resulted fatally, nor were any decisive symptoms of hydrophobia subsequently-manifested. In four of the cases it was probable that the wounds were from animals really rabid, and not in "the ether four. All were treated alike, in view of the uncertainty, lb three ,of the former, the wounded parts Wore not protected by clothing. Dr. MUSSBY concludes: "That dogs show no respect for tho calendar or summer ordinance?, but have their day whonever it suits their taste."

l'er*6.v,at arid Political.

JIT is. suggested that Colfttx must have been "high" when he popped the question 17,000 feet above the level of the sea. ^SENATOR CRSSSWELL, of Maryland, is suggestod by the Frederick Republican as a proper mnh for a position in Grant Cabinet.

IQUKEN VICTORIA, it is expected, will break tlie silence she has maintained since he death of Prince Albert, by delivering tho speech from tbe throne on the reas satnblirig of Parliament on the 16th inst,

THE Navtfi Jndge.Advocate General John A, Bulles, onae a fiery Abolitionist and now a tamo Conservative and genial disciple of tbe Gideon Welles school of politics, has come to gfief. The Senate ha^ votod to stop his salary," as a super flu ity, and tbe House is likely to concur!'

E. A. PoLLARlTbas denied the statem,arit 'of Colloctor Smytho, that ho was not aware who Pollard was, or what his he gave him a position in the New York Custom Hou,so He says he had a long correspondence with him boforo bis appointment, which he always'signed "E. A. Pollard," consequently, Smytbe'r must havfe known his initials. There a plain question of veracity between the Collector and Pollard.

A coRRKSPONnENT of the Evening Chronicle, thiolie that the scenes at the ballot-box would be ..very different if women could accompany their husbands and brothors. Arm in arm would go lover and lady, brother and sister, husband and wife, fathor and daughter, mother and son, to poll their votes, and return as sober as when thoy left,-to their homes, whero equality and justice are the watchwords, and peace and harmony the resuit each happy in the thought that, ac coriding to bis or ber conscience, they have added their mite for the good of their country, which is more than ever endeared to them, since it protects tbem in their rights, aod recognizes them as thinking, rasponsible individuals.

THE proposition to cut up Utah and parcel it'out among the surrounding territories is but Another name for killing

Mormoni m. Wo know of r.o one who will object to this but the Mormons themselves. If the erimo of polygamy can thus bo checked and removed, let the Territorial lines be drawn through and through tbe Mormon Land at once. A man has no more right to have a hundred wives in Utnh tbaft" he ha? in Indiana, and every year that tho Government permits the discrimination in favor of the Mormon sensualist? to continue, it is not only sub'mittinj to disgrace but also showing cowardice of the cravonest sort. If the cause ,can be romoved by dividing the Tefritorj' and attaching its fragmentary parte to lha rule and ward of other Tei* ritories, tei that peaceablo way bo taken, but if this wiH .«ot do the work, let tbe law fall with l£e tuij jveight of the.-gov-ernment band.

plhr cliimed that Cileb in tiii minion in behalf of

tbe Darien Ship Canal project, having negotiated, for. the right of way, exclusive control of the proposed quia be veiled ia-an American compi»jj|f Hii reported failure was generally cjmlii We shall preeently know mor* abottt the matter, we hope, in an official way.

IT is a remarkable fact in our political history that the President elect is within thirty.two days of bis inauguration without anybody being able to judicata tiga incoming Cabinet Wjth any rreasapabfe 'probability. Dozens of slates have been made up by prominent newspapers, but the very fact that heteroge»eoua, i*lfe«r than similitude, is their prevailing feature, is indicative that they are hypotheses rather than realities. It may be safely asserted that nana, of the great expo nents of public sentiments has. been ii trusted with Grant's intentions, or antborized to affirm even that he I himself decided who are to be his cOBStl tutional advisers. jaaaaa-a

THE STATE.

COLUMBUS has seven churches, [K,

IT 1 WIU—F

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BOLD thieves infest Indianapolis.

WASHINGTON has a dramatic club.'

JEFFERSON COUNTY farmers are plowing-

N EWPORT .peoplo^ call paries

suck3"

VINCENNES is to have a Philip Phillips concert."1

POSEY COUNTY-indulges in numerous velocipedes.

INDIANAPOLIS police mado 96 arrests

last month.

MASQUERADES are fordsville.

THE first volume of the Medical Observer, published in Cincinnati, contains an interesting article contributed by Dr. W. H. MUSSEY on tho treatment of hydrophobia with iodine, detailing bis experience in eight cases, in which the patients ware thought to' have been bitten by rabid animals. Ho makes the important statement that in not more than otae case put, of twenty does hydrophobia result from the .bite of animals supposed to be rabid.

Iii «9£ •v?' 8« Craw-

the rage in

BUROLARS are operating extensively in Morgan county.

EVANSVILLE has a troupe of genuine |1 tow Ethiopian minstrels.

FAYETTE county thief association.

has an anti-horse

Foua minstrel! troupes are now- "can vassing" the State.

A PACKER in DayieSB county (has sold his pork, clearing.$31,000. 's&s

COUNTRY weeklies, without local news, are worth just 26 cents a year to us.

GEN. HOWARD bad a^lim audience at Indianapolis Monday night.

Two octogenarians were Clark county on Sundy.

LAND, half a mile from Martinsville, was recently sold at $112 per acre.

INDICUTT, the negro recently killed by the Indianapolis papers, is getting well-

,OUR gehial friend General Tom Bennett will probably be tbe next Mayor of Kiohmond.

"PAREPA" will sing an 1-iB-g in Indianapolis when the dear creature's lame '0 limb gets bettor.

INDIANAPOLIS D. P. O. must have exploded an en trail yesterday, as wa received a bushel of old exchanges.

THE New .Harmony people subscribed $6,400 to the Mt. Vernon & Grayyillo Railroad at their first meeting. jves-'

NEW ALBANY bas exported for South-, ern consumption more than one hundred thousand cabbages this winter.

THE velocipede nuisance has been ignominiously expelled from the sidewalks of the principal streets of Indianapolis.

THERE is a preacher in Harrison county who is considerably demoralized. He is being tried for stealing a sheep.

AN editor in Knox county fell into the Wabash last week, since which time the fish below that point are reported dying,

THE Fort Wayne Gazette is happy to report that General Shanks "is pegging away." Hope he will not "peg out."

THERE is a boy in Sullivan county who gets ". walloped" by his schoolmates every day because his name is Abe^Lin

co,n- •-i u.i o:

THE Hartford City Democrat speaks of tbe Now Albany (hmmwciaf-Kf^^ paper published at a woodyhrd'on the'Ohio river." net

A PLUCKY lass, in Greene county, gettingjilted, instead of taking arsenic took, a stout stick and "wbaled" the fellow

handsomely.

HENRY EIRE, of Fayetto county, re eantly sold in New York city eleven'bead of cattle at an average of $356 per head. One pair weighed 5,600.

THH LociL of an Evansville daily paper is devoting his leisure hours to the highly commendable charity of vaccinating tbe colored children of that city.

MARTINSVILLE is infested with thieves, and tbe Gazette says that unless the officers of tbe law aro more vigilant £ban heretofore, there may be a vigilance com mitlee formed.

TRACKLAYINO will bo commenced on tbo Indianapolis and_ Vincennes road, near Vincennes early in the Spring.— Large quantities of ties are arriving daily^ and tho iron is already on tho ground.,..

THE Rich:n»nd Bird says: A rudefel low, who was brought before tbe Mayor for some nocturnal.spree, was fined $4.50 for nine oaths uttered in defiance of legal warning that each one wouli cost him fifty cents. He banded out a five dollar bill, and as tbe Mayor was about giving bim back the change, broke out

No—no—keep it, FUstoear it out and took out the balance in as round imprecations as ever salutad pgortal ears.

lnomthe eompfauats

State exchanges, that 'but a jtmall proportion of the saloon-keepers pay the tsppntfpJtceaie defrauding 11 an idBenlffcxtent

w-tol^raph reports one Kalm having Deen elected postmaster at Fort Wayne. No doubt he's pretty "Kalm" now, bat he—may have a rough "time getting his commission.'

^th^na B*t^ai bom license to marry week.—New Albany

was granted this if .'«1V That family is ,i°. -a fair -.way te the bots

is .in a fair -.way te ha»i 1,-. o, A —, .. -.— wti U'

FoRTY-riy* thoUiand dpzea egge rived at Indianapolis from. Nashville Saturday and Sunday last, three tbofuaL arriving on tbo latter day. A.n immenie business is boing dope there in tbe eog packing line. .(iitfo .1,.

ABNXB CHARLES, an old man who resided ih Washington county, was founil dead in LaFayette township on the 28th, with a portiotr-of the contents of a bottle of whisky by bis side,, which wiilyapqpuqt for his demise. ni

A LITTLE BOY named Duncan, living nea? Philadelphia Hancock' cbuhty, was on last Monday sent by his mother to lht hay mow for eggs. While.searching, ha in soiife' way struck his h'oad against sill of the barn, inflicting fatal injuries.

A CITIZEN of La Grange has just re tpred from bis old home, Switzerland,! bringing with him five of-bis old "heigh-' bors. Some thirty more are to come ovfer in'the scriny and aetllfl-nflar.La Grange

A YOUNG fellow, with but one leg, and one'fully developed arm, hopped a mile in nine minutes,' at Plymouth, the other day for a small purse.' H'd BbaKes bis living in that way.

ARTICLES of Association- of the "Ellc hart Postoffice Building Company," of Elkhart, have been filed in tbe: office of the Secretary of State. The object of the Association is to construct a suitable edifice in that1 town for .t» postoffice.

LAST WEEK .QO1..

married in

is,

WHICH is the more useful, a gun or dog" was the importaHt question dis cussed by tbe Young ^inibriiii Kiterary Society of Monticello, at the last meeting, "Eloquent acd^jteUiajg -spegBhea" we: tnade on both sides, and the judges deci ded in favor of the gun.. Poor Carlo.. p?f!aJ

Gov. BAKER, in his late message, holds that the Legislature has'tho power, and that it is its duty to provide by I'ttw for the taxation of all corporate bank stoek for "munincipal purposes." His view of the matter seems perfectly sound. There is no ressou why these institutions, rich and prosperous, should be exempt from-their share of the public burdens-.

THE Baptists have been' holding series of meetings in Baker towhship,' Morgan county^ An 8 year old son of Zack Holler, who witnessed the ceremony of immersion, -undertook^ to try the'experiment on hj|^^]^r,4jK9..yeaMy oung ger, and the consequence was tt$ drowning of the latter. The operatioH was'pera

A YOUNG LADY with a.long "gwitch"of another, woman's hair trailing fitshiona^ bly down her back was some what' startled while waiting in tbo depot at Lafayette, Indiana, the other day, by a kindly old lady who was not !'up in the latest styles" approaching her and whispering in a tone so loud as to be audible all'over, the room—"Your back hair is down Miss!"

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IT is very evident that there are .too many Democrats in the Legi^aturecThe Mirror confiuns this opinion thus:.

The gambling dens stand in no special fear of the Legislature. They multiply in numbers while the Assembly is in session. .Tigers that were lean, lank,tftangy and half-starved have picked, up ama singly since the 7th of January, and now look as as

THE propeller Crescent City,'owned by G. & A. Start, EvahsViTlr, sUnlt in the Ohio river Sear Enterprise, last Friday aftornoon.- Shia was a largo boat, of about.'300 to 350 t6ns' capacity, and was valued at6 000, and insured in the Evansville office for $4,000. Her 'cargo con listed of 4,822 bushels of ctfrn, and was insured in the office of the Republic, in Chicago," for $3,'200, its full value.

THE old ferry man at Vincennes b'ns been successfully competing with the new bridge recently finished at that place, in getting people, across tbe rivet Tbe bridge.company refused to buy bim out, and he, commenced a vigorous competition, reducing the rate ofitolls to such.an extent as to make the bridge company largely the losers. He would have been successful, but unfortunately for hitnf the city being a large ,stockholder in itbe bridge, tho City (Council took -the matter in band, and charged the poor-ferryman $300 license,, thus, squelching .the young life out of him.i

THE typographical artist who didn' know "bois" from "boots," who would spell "Parepa" with two e^ and. whose,, scintillating genius mangled eeveral items in this.department of'our paper, ye3ter-® day, has gone to Cincinnati, armed with several reMirt of tecommeiidatipns to the proprietors of Ibe OkzeUe.' It le believed that he possesses, in an eminent! degree', those rare and peculiar qutrmTcation^ which will be found of inestimable value in tbe preparation of thoee delicately satirical "hnpersonaf* editorials for which that ponderous magazine ^'f' platitudes bas obtained an enviable celebrity. "a »i-i 11 iitiutr irjw »«v«« ii-

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of the

Richmond Bumming Bird, celebrated tho twenty-seventh' ahniversiry d? ifis" marriage,'by a big dfritfer," which" wts'hugely enjoyed bjr his!childreh,\vTio aWn't used to that klbd of thing.

THE Mirror is-00- opin ipn t8 at' ihiare is" about as- much dignity about the State Legislature, in some respects, as! there ii' about a county_' sheep-washing. Sometimes it is hard to tell whether the floor belongs to members ior la loafers'and lob it

is greatly vexing the souls if M»itgotn county farmers by aienewd attegijit ll£t^mt|m|not^ Tc ^cket ext am 60 th^Cor^^s PI con^jfns a krg0ftuu^r ojjb CMCS, and there will be t- vary strong effort made by the defend inu to prevent the outrago of a collection of their pre* mium notes.

edi^outvSaturi appears to nav destructive several years.

ay night—montion-

Ate&si

cen^ bv ^Jar the most as^oewmred thero It destroyed the best bull1

ness block in the city, and inflicted a I of over $60,000. The cause of the firei unknown. It originated, in .the baik( partrf stwetji.»ear77thQtiC0'^M •ftirl communicated to tbe clotbmg' "-itfcW Allison & Co., on Pearl street. Moore's vlluotLiOfJbtfi*1 000 to $18 jowhina Was eftAreffflratro ed. Allison & Co. saved most of tb stock, but $4,000 worth of done in retiMW'ingg it-^rhy-dry^«pi store of K$nd^

their stock damaged in removal to th 1 amount of $10^9VCH2jgQOA8AIdridfec tioner nam^d ElmharJ^ lost^ ^.C^O^b breakage and waste, and the Merchants! NationaW^plf. Ujt,rtwt^$^0grf^hl buildings were wroS by WrC.' Depauw| and were valued at eighteen thoysand dollars. The total loss is estimated at

$GO,OQn^ilidiC$10^OIU)ilM^|l^h jSQ&tetedl by

TH^^ifc^ill^JSi&Tiai^il^^f tb a| squib Were Mr. Oumback as "corrupt" as you and others haveJiUestcd,Jio would, in all probability, (as army paymaster) and accumulated sufficient money to have ^iirch^s^ tbo eighteeif'rotting Kepublicans ina ihost of their friends. jf^s

It is natural or^non by tbe human"'samples by which one, is surrounded-. Possibly our Iriendiirf "tiie

who may bo readily purchased" and whose ''friends" are_also .a^ jnarketablo commodity. We have nevor had occasion to try tbe market, and can't spe advisedly. But it is quite certain that "the eighteen bolting Republicans" are men on whom the most extravagant ipromises of fat places at the public crib, jat home and abroad, had no visible effect,

We think there has already been too -much of "hard talk," and that a cataplasmatic application of kind words will be more conducive to the health and longevity of the Republican party of In diana. And because we thus think we will not intimate that any of the non bolting members, or "their friends," were influenced by visions of "fat takes." For the same reason we will not even remote1 ly bint that seven little county weekly papers were all promised the same job of public printing.

THE whole number of pupils received into tbe Indiana Institute for tbe Blind .during the year ending Oct. 31, 1868, was one hundred and twenty*six males, fiftyseven, females, sixty-nine. Of these 126 piiftils, 21 left as graduaies ^tha? of:tbe school or Work department two left on account of failing health, and subsequently died at their home with consumption obe left jjJtroCft'Sn their removal to another State three re a a .proper subjects fof'tfe Jnsitu^osl th^r b|indness being but partial, and doemed susceptible of curabjr njroptr t(taiitme|t^ and two were )n/a| counl leflnk capacity for study, the former through physical, and the lattpr throughiftnfctl« disability. Tbe feii$iiiailgtsnel^Eiv%^ are still connected with tbo Institution, and numerous other admitU^ are daily expected to entor upon tbeir tot-ms of instrocltpfi|^

All the^young ibjmi mentioned as gradate^ had N&tairiOT ^thorough knowledge of'tbe broom making business,j^ith. oqe partial exception, (fe'^rftf

bad learned other branches of handicraft. •Most,(iftn6t all oAhem, are jal ready^|p§ecuting" tbeir trades with: success, and thus rendering available as a means of -self-maintenance, tbe skill acquired through careful training in the sbops. In no previous year sinco the foundation of the Institution, have the sbops turned out a class of workmen so numerous and ell trained.

The report of tbe officers of this institutution, from which we have gathered the above fRcts, further says ('While we are permitted to speak thus encouragingly of our malo graduates, the gratification derived therefrom is offset in lome measuie by a consciousness of our present inability to provide the female graduates with equal facilities for self support. They receive, however, a sound education, morally and intellectually, and are carefully drilled in most of the manual employments ordinarily engaged in by females."

From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 30.—The trial of Wm Keyl for the murder of his wife tfary, in March, 1868, was concluded this morning.

Tbe jury after an absence of four hours brought in a verdict of murder in thejfirst degree.- Keyl was conaiderably agitated at tbe announcement. Sentence Would not be passed for several days.

BODY FOUND.

The body of Lewis R. Johnson, of this city, who was lost on the ill-fated steamer

United States, has been found a few

miles above Madison, Ind.

-THS

ITCH, ILLIHOIB

SCRATCHES, or under whatever name it £e iles^iatM»-is speedily. and,effeocurevpy IM uMfiof JfalnMi's

A distinguished Methodist Minister and prominent Temperance Lecturer ouce remarked that go where he would from one end of the country to the other, be hardly aver failed to find PLANTATION BITTERS, and while he condemned the raitiee of .di'.aigih^«|BU^ 5t6o freely that he would discard them from the side-board, for ho had himself experienced beneficial

as medicino cxcIusiveTy, they were that was ^recommended. At tb9 sa time he warned his hearers not to pu tbe cork too often, for they were far Ut

Ma«NOLI^ WA!*«R.r-Sup9rior to tlu ^est itnpofled German Cologne, and sole at half tbe price.

1 LADIES!!

FIRE

rior tafck-* ol tb«*So«^Tree^0rUbii

any other knowni subaiaosid Its name, clean.: Tliis iMtcUai^ aBiuepticaiUf main oonatitaaat of^ tb«- tatwnif trrepsrif-

Look Out! Look Out

£iOOk Out! Look Out '-Beauiifies the Compaction." "Gives a Bosy Glow to the Cheeks." "A Buby Tinge to the Lips." "Bemeves all Blotchej and Freckles.' "The Beat in the World."

"UOSTAK'S"

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I THE

SPECIAL WC

By OINCINMATI, L.b.

Telegraph.<p></p>Telegraph.l 1 OINCW«*I family at 57 40@7 VHEA.T—Nomioally unchanged, I

a at $7 40@7 75.

WHEAT—Nominally unchanged, No. 1 held at

y.a

LARD—in speculative demanl aod largo sale] -were made but the market is »ow less buoyant it deman I was cot sor strong at the close.

aaooe I'Tiiiw NEW YOBK MABKET By Telegrajte^ Haw Toa*. Feb. 2. ,. FL0RB—A little more active for comipon and

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.70aftJ0 for sunerflneState and westera, 6 86® 80 for^itriWestern, 7 00 for white wheat extra, 6 70iS,8 90 for R. U. O., 7 60@8 60 for extra St. Loois, 9 0U@

WHISKY—Lower at 90c for weslarD/ree.

extreme, 1 96 for amber Canada and 2@2 &

yt'low Jersey, 90 for New Orleans white and 9&@ 95J4sor southern.yellow.., sefor MEA*rs--i»ifm at »#14^for ihouiders

and nnai8)4 for hams. DRESSED HOGS—Firmer at 14@U% for west

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February

Mar -h, April and\Jh!y at 20%(i}21%, chiefly 21. ^OaSY—Freely active at 7 on call, with ex cbptfohs at6, stipply equal to demand.

GOLD—Without decided change, opened at 36% fell to 35% and closed firm at 35%536%.

[Latest New jlork News.

MYSmRY.—ANY PERSON sendiag M.thilr addr4i Jvitli 23 cents en.closcd. 1rill i»celT»J,bf mail tie «ame and. cartadarislt* of their future wife»r JinsbaBa."1'

JA^GNI H0BBI84CO.,t3John St.,JI.T. A

rHY

tion, Bronchitis, Hoarien»s«. Astlima, Oaaghs, Colds, Catarrh, Croup, SoreThrht, Sisa^rreable Breath, Tightness of the Cbe.L Difficulty of Breathing, Ac. Public SpeabcM and Singeis •ill And them unrivalled Tor clbrlng the Tcine. Price 25 cenU per box. For suk by all Drug gilts. 1

HE HEALING PO(IL!

ftT lffg-r Orimeol.«oi»ia»r*nd tbw: 16isets«3 and Abuse* which crentl ioiiifdiiupiiis lo-MABaiAOe. with »nro»i|e»* Sont In scaled lott renvBIopeii.fr

Address, Br. J, SKILLED DOOG' Ataociatioa, Philadelphia, Pa.

K£T.

Jb&flhftiAto' jikni

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BITTER^SWIBT' ARB10BANGB BLOWOH One Bottle, 81,00—Throe fjr 82,00. .. 1000 Bottles aoira rai dftr ittt.-T. Ciiy. Mir All Druggists in TGBBB HAUTE sell it/

[tan ard eparations ABE •. pCostar's Bat, Roach, te., Exterminators, •'(^star's Bed Bus Kxiunl^abm. "Costar's (Only 3'(All Druggists in TSAMI HAUTE sell them.',

broaby St., N. T.

Or, JOHN F. HSINI^(0uo^8cor to) BABNES it

CO., 21 Park Bow, N. T.

^EMAS BA Isold in TEBBE HAUTE, by

I TEBBE HAUTE,

Ji»n4dwly-n to HM.

•4B^m

1 Agents.

Wnolenale and Betail Agent!

J'fialon's Paphian liolion

Ibri aad G«ll^LitlON

Kenoves all KRtPTIOBiS, FBE0KLSS. PIMPLES,

Vor LADIES In the NIIR^EB¥1^8,Ipvaluable. KoHfitfVriMEVaricrSnilVINtt It JkM nonasl. "PHAHIAN LOTIOft" is the only.MltihJfeirenedy/or Diseases and blemishes of the SKIN.

PHJ LO.V8 "PAPHIAJf BOAP" Tor the TOILET. N 1KSKKT and BATH, will not chap Iho SIIN Pflee, 25 Vents per Cake.

FLAB »F. 1NA TO," FLOK »K M.1TO.-'

A NkW I'KHKUMK FOB TUB HANDKKRUI1IKF. Kit UMITE, DELI0ATK, LASTING FBA6KANVEPU, LON & SON, NKW VOBK, Sold by all Urn?9dwly.atorm

A Congli. Cold, or More Throat. KEQUiare IIIBIEOIATE ATTENTION,

AND SHOULD RE CHECKED. IF ALLOWED TO COSTIRCE, Irritation of the Lnn(s, a permanent Throat Altec-

.aasaasaw

»nba*ta TIiimCS

wire* conaplol were complete-

every othor article o? tte clui throqghogt the Wostsrrj Heniisphdte:p ^r^3di*3«ris

irtcle,'

U«TID&» iirest iniiotnee to tbe

:4ES" ABIE" tAii.'iri'ar ALWAYS ooob siicous.

siseais WrpjjfBic MtAWB wftl ind- JVtjeWrnarfai In earteg the roffe'wlien taken bafetsa4Aoin«oi t|»«kiag-, S#B rel(eTt^^

ky»tbyaMahi*v

M) tUC .-.a .5

from eminent men tlir«Bgliontithe country. Ruing an articlo of true merit, anrt liavliirf FETH-IRLAATBJ ILJI A-WMIR •V#VY*^ ETTH is in a the world, and tIK Trtienh* are oniroiBally pro-nwunkd-betler than ottrerxriictes.'

c'OtwiN

bu'll1 I .... .SS

of ch^rpe.fiiovABd ja2l.lw3ai-

?eUl.U

Quuktrtowa, .V. Y.. May S, 18CS. 8o!i by the Dragguts. Prlco 50 cents and ?1 Depot, 10 Park Plscr..

To these thiee mtdicinesDr. J. II. Scbcntk, Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled anccess iil'th^ treatment of Pulmonary CoEsumption., Tha Pul-, monio Sytup lipens the morbid.-inatttr io the longs, vaturs tftrowtlt cff'bj- tin 'easy expectfi-* IrStion, for when tlie plilogm or maticr is ripe a •alight cjogb will throw It off, and tha patieiit has rest,-ard the lungs begin to heal.

To do this, the Seaweed Tonic "and Mandrake -Pills mast be freely nsed lo clean»o the stomach jaud liver, »'o that the Pulmonic Syrnp and ihe. tfojid.will Aake gcod blood. ,t i.

ScLeack's Mankrake Pills act opon the livi-r.re-. Wvitig ail obstructions, relax the 'ddcts of U»e gallbladder, Ihe bile starts fiesly And .tte iiytr Is',toon relieved the stools will show what the Pills can do noihiug has-evor bsen-iavcated ex |:ept calomel deadly poi»on which ia very uan-

geroua to use. unlets with great care) that will unlock the gall,bjadder and start the secretiors if the liver ltk^Schenck's ilaudrake Pilts.

Liver Complaiat is one of the most prominent causes of Consumption. Schenck's Seaweed Tosio is a gentle atiooulant ,nd alterative, and tbe alkali la1 the Seaweed, bich ttis preparation is made ot, askisu the dinach to throw out tiiegastiic juiio. to dissolva tbe food witli the Pulmou'c Syrup, and it iamade ibtogood blood without feimeniation or souring* ill tho stomach.

The great reason why physicians. do jiot cure Consumption is, tbey try to do too much th give medicine to stop the coughs, to stvp the chniSito stop night sweats, hectic f=ver, and byeo dping they derange tbe whole digeetive powers, lockiogup the secretions, aud eventually the patient sinks and dies.

I)r. Schanck, in his treatment, docs not try to stopacaugb, night sweats, chills or fever. i!umove the cause, and they will ail stop of their own accords No one can be oured of Consumption, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, C«ta'rU,4J«ukei, Ulcerated Throat, unless tbe liver and stomach aro make boaltln.

Ufa person has Consumption, of oourse.tbe Inngs in Bome way,^are diseased, cifber tubeiclof, abscesses, bronchial irri.atiou, pleura adhesion, or tho lungs area mass of iufl^uimation end fast decaying. In such cases, what must be done Ibis not only the lung) that are wasting, but it isjthe whole body. 'i'h» stomach aod liver UMe I oil their p6wer to uiake blood out of fooJ. Mow, the only chanco is 10 t»ko Dr. Schenck's three medicines, which w.ll bring up a tone to tiie stomach, the patient will begin to want food, it iwUl^digeit easily and make good blood then the patient begies to gain in flesh, and as soon as the bony begins to grow, the lunga commence 11 heal VP1, and tbe patient gets fleshy and wilt. This is the only way to cure Consnmpiion. yfheu theie.is no lnng diseiso, ani only Livor Complaint and- Dyspepsia, Schrnek's SesWeM. Tonic aotfMXndrake Pills are sufficient, without the Pulmonic Syrup.. Take tlie Mandrake*Pills freely in all bilious complaints -'as they *re per-

fe^ly harmless. tchonck, who has enjoyed uninterrupted' he ill 11 lor niany years past, and now Weigll«22E ponodt wati wasted away to a nWi-e skeleton, in iho very last stage ot Pulmonary Consnmption, hisipbysicians having pronounces liia caee hojie, leal, and abandoned him' tb hir fate.,1 cured by thw aforesaid medicrne?, and since bis covery, many thousands similarly afflicted fiaV6 utod Dr. Siheock's pr»p»rations with th- same remarkable success. Full directions accompany each, making il not absolutely necessary to perioral I) see Dr. Scheck, unless patierifs Vi'h tnbir lungs examined and for tUlj pnrpese he is pV6 fosslanally at his principal office, Pbiladelthia, every Saturyay, wiiere alt letters for advice nast JH addressed.

Pries of lhePulmonio5yrnn and 8e.w«d Tonic, each gl,50 per bjttle, 87,50 a half dozen. Mandrake fills 25 cents per bcx.

For sale by all DruggisU.* JiiliJwly

dnly) ttnoNO^tac ^accBie,"

Md*dp not take any of thexqorMtUu imitations that

LIC A TI Odfc FQSafi i-

XXdENSE.—The underslgnad hereby gives no-

UK Miwissa on-wMch^MdHno* ara, to

Mi lksc«t*rs( Sacaiidand re .HwaM, Yico ooaaty: lm* tMMIllis. MIUMB.

NOTICES

PUB

iRCUSXENT

Thodrafts

WILL DIE?— flONKIiIH'SPASTIIiMcures Consump

SKASOjj, andFabU.

m*kf»

-44I am scqqtinted be occupied th« Drug aQ'i jra« jucttsifol ii where |ttecdht| .ot I nsTeai^iitvarably tor Irfd eTftdrprlie. "WI. irra bf Pwers fc log Cheai ts, Dl

ARD. I & -S

A Jbrgyniau. while residing lo South Anisic* a misifonary, discoyored a sfafe and simple i'emedyifortlie cute of Ne. voui TV«kkuets» Earlf Do cay Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Or* gan*, aid tLe wholj train of Disorders brought •on by bane'ul and vicious h«bito. Groat numbers hive bden cured by this noble, roraody. Prompted by a dosir*) to benefit thopfBJctcd and unfortu* nate, I will send- tho receipt for preparing and using this msdfcino, In a sealed envelope, to any one who netd* It, Pree of Chatgt.

Addren JOSRPU X. 1KHAV, Station t, Biblo Hcusr*, ja|2dw3mo C-.5 NeW York Dity.

Sterling Silver Warej

FINE EllSPrAtoATEn WARE. T^K G0RHAM MANOFACTOBi PB0V1DEN0B, K. I.j l,av*n faotoryof Solid Silver Waro tbe |nost improved machinery, and employirg the Aoat skilled labor.jara enabjol to^oflo^ an anoqnalled jratisty new and beintirul^osign|iu Dinner Serviced, Tfa Services, and every article specially adapted fir Holiday and Bridal Uiftj.

urrouiKG co., OF n: mn.uinrtha^Wvld, with

Thpy offer ats t^tliolr well-known tnip unrit^l* led Nickel S lvor Blectni-j.iaied Watnr tn whloh Jiey^ave introduced new patterns or rare sle. gance. The Solid Silvor is guaranteed to bp of sterling purity by U. S. Miht assay.' Elected! plate is guaranteed tr suiMjrior to th» flneni Sheffleld

WAIS.

spoasib

foi

Orders reciiirid irom tlie

only.bujjthese goods mty. ohelped (r«ai|ir4 lb deilers ivmywhere.-".

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mwJX'ilE P1CTOBIAL PRESEKTN! J-A rirst-C.ass li ortroted Family Sfagszitc, with fhyalognomy.PhrenoItgy, Ethnology,PijyB. iolQgy, aud Psjchology, adapted to all who read. Is Jpa* iLtrSTBATID PHBKSOL-OICAL JoUnNAL, monthly, at 83 a year inclu of ten, at S2 each. Ifew Volhaie! January D. nble NntnVer iow roady ,30 cents. AddrcssSi. K. WELLS, No. 389 Broadway, New Yolk. sKi

"A rich storehouse «f instrnction and enter talamtnont." S. Y. Tribxne. "ft deals wiUi all jufcstiaasafeqting the good of ciery/'^-ijj Am. "Ona of tm pletfantest and most resdib'e ,oiaga«InM that comei to this fflce."—W.

Ckrtmiflt. "it uvgbMo have

a place in everyifuii

Uy»''^lV*iif.» Jfo*ttor. "No other joarnal in Aaarie»imparlp io ooo yesr so moch vaiuab* iaforaatloa aa ibis,, and certainly no other tmba manrowoll tokuow hiu:s*lf. Kach gin|lsiuinbir is worth the entire amount o1a ycar'n swbscrlption.-«TtoBrajt. ^Agents wantoJ. 8,o '"•or Hew Premium List* 1 d2tw2t

upen the

vital powers of| ^"itatoj .nd delicto »r' cot 1»m »,T*"Sveh»a' -V

nion

iiiy tl

tl|eir

'C,J» ttwns

sirtngih

caustd by ot^r h?', t* eeii the „on "'^eatod rooms aad oXces, "t 'b^^Vu4oUfe.i,,Jgid oaicT tsir. ?,

slckc*M

To for-

BUilden shrnM ••*«rrd tf, th, villi I ^.""xtra'^0^ "»»8«».ened

a°.^vn»,^V^^rp:llorr *{n '•'°0f" ,.4iA, f. tiii' |"*rPon., (wbdher emtrir in

ES^S£«^iri

It« toaic 0V®rmtl

Mhe •e«l ^porcoase no ligimtnft b'f umatism.

Tlie OreatcstlMsNverjr Farmen, families and others remedy equal to Dr. Job aa\.Venet' IrwMVwntiry,callo, croup:^lirooie s'or throats, it otliacLo. sea-sicknesikut*, bamti, 6welling, b.-usiec, old sow, hial»c«'. tnn-iqnitp bites, p»ins in the !im:'Sf eb»t,, baolj, et«. if*! dce« tot give relief, th»io|ey

Tefur dc^

is asfcfd is a 'trUCaii 1 use acwrdinKT

Allt to thediroctions. I. TOPIAS-D.nr Sir I havo is utyour Toiir.y tian Liniment to my fimiiy a n-mlior yeas, and belike it t-. bj thn -t article fo^ what it Hrec.rameiid that I haw cv ,»eJ/ For sudden attack of croop it i» iavJuiUe. bav^ nohMUaticB in recommending it (or alMhoI u4s it profojsrs to con* I Lave aoM it IT manyyears, and it gives entire s.itisf.iction.

""Vhire of ,h.

?JcVon scce'etated

n»

the liVf rcgola od bf its

anti-bViiouStPre^'"^ »»«e matter of rtstcn. 'ff Pnnetu.Hy by

iid

•1#S *holeorgaauatloolwill b?st (.osiibi* coniiiiott to 1 ,f*lBt

Th» W4»k atd lepsivit*, especial

tfle® ^^""k

'h?'epsivit*,

iniperatui*.' P"

v, cannot

especial-

ue88.

Vlc

sJitudo« vitu

•ak ty. ink*hlfki,r„t'.n?'/ are stteogtb-,-ir.a and br^-®1 by arti6cial meaLS. Ever* Ir»ror sold S5 a^»P,# °r trade is adnlteiaud, au.., o?l Wbaijrt*.»

oh«'

«li»ply atrmpo-

rtfy ixcitMiti whi*h, wboo its first eltict* have sib.WoJ, Itai* "l0 Physical

Pwer.

(»nd tho

as weU, than bsfore.— HitTBrTftt'S BITTEBS, on tbe other haud a'ain th#*"8""1prop:rtiet of tbe most vaitdo t- nio»n'»"?rat v" roo,s. barks and hert* their a®tlPrlncil",l

is lh1

Use th

SCHKSCK'8 PULMONIC SYRUP, Stawoiil Tunic aid M«n.rake Till* will onrc OJusuniptibu, l.i»er Compl'tttt and Dyspepsia if mica according to the directions. Tiioy are ail three to be taken at tha smo ti-ae.' Th*y cloonso the stomach, lelax the liver, and piit it ta work |bcn the appetita bocon.ca good tbe food digests and makes good blood tho patient begins to grow in flesh the diseased matter iip?ns in the Inngs, and the patient onigrowa the disease and geta well. This is tha only way to curs Con-j snmption:

Orktado

mellowmit, least

eting,iuoennus of all (Tusilo «timn!aw. Tb'' adwiw

|*0'8 Hair Dye.

i*iNta

CDAS. tl. TRIMMER.

over gray hair, why ftrbbe a DUE and OUT? )RO'd DYJC, yoa know, 3K or BROWN bestow. S naoqaalled Dyo, Sgj ^BJC iWithoot tho HRT.

Shv-ut CRIST "Will a

illalr Preservative,

tadoro Aantcej that his Haii Piescrv^tive sail BuccBirhere every other prtparation has iuled io L»ag cltan the ba r, tliickeoiag it, gltdVg it.fcirrlngils color, inciloijK It to curl.intf roitoBiit to that hoalth and \i^or wliicUre the Amti of its beauty.

Soi: by DrnHi'and appli^ by all Dtit DresR-j

Manlhery Mo. 68 Maidea Lane.—

PxinciAll ePotlt' *«tor Bouse. aodwlm

|"no* shall Secover my ne&lth?"

JJhi? :b mpi^(neslin asked by theslck, ailhreiJ Dave you uied ,t S This is a medlciae —clransas the blood and idy. This "purgation" is fattb, If uriued in accor ldirectiona. One who has ,h by this means, tells you

jand Rf «r!r«pea JBBANIiRfTU'Sj Vliich smp

(4cl

every of i| Bare to t^tcre yol 'ncovit'aUio pr| ^ocoverel his cwi ^o bftve courago publifthtrof tbo. nington.Vl,, says irayspeiti^when] tnd I was actual) 3 ind 8CrOfDU of 4|

Id likewise. J.' J. Cook, twenty tears, at Benadretll'a Pill" tured me other mtans ha I failed,' up by my physicians

gtftBilBg Cared 1

PBESTONYI

rA,,

January 14. 1868. hivo bMD afflicted yoara batwbei hope Ihn UDfxpectedly came, the last fifteen moo tha ta idea: of the bltutog jey have cured tee, and sow perfectly raster* jLUCIEN B. J0.NK3.

Dr^Bz*»drelh 0 With scrofula for foJ t|ad long tavvrted, havo nseJ your Pill liftiga«ge M's to cl tbey have been to my health and strer ed. ^Sold by nil Druggil Brandreth Iloaee, Na

Brandreth'm Office, J23dw!m

r. H. T. Helmboldj posltemy ieldence, .ictiag the buiinaas Uuj^tty so befero hi*. |d with'.hit chai^c 0

•WKiaHTNAf San, Slarufacinr-r id BrownSuerta,3ii£

Ph ladelpHji.

IIELMBOLD'H FLUIB F: U6BA arisiug ffjft indict poven* of jNAtim whicl many alurminfrtytfiptoi found, Iiidispo«tion to ry. VVakefulne^Uorrci IngaofJIvil io^r, Uni tratlou, atid inBfilty to of society.-

Buonu, 'for weakThe exhausted tcjompsnied Bo ong wuich will be

Loss of Memo. ease, or Fore bod lissituc'o, Proi') *4 Vo Ihe enj^ymoots

The conftilutten, onci weakDcsS, requut« th strvnvtli atid i^inorL IlKU i^O^D'S IITJIAQ d-ea. 'Ifao'trbat&ont \9\ lion or Iusanity sgufs. |llKLMHOI.D 8 Ftio Exl UoilS peculiar to lemalen^ other preparation,!* in Ca Patnfnlners, or SroireBjiol stions, TJlceratBO-uHnbirr a nil all coinplaint4 icirtent aritiag ftoin dia. in.'or. th«' to31 ina ochange

Med with Organic of Medloiue to'3,^ i-systtm, which"1"-' IjOHtJ invariablyjf

Ited to Obiisump-

Iconn, in affecleqanled by aayi. t, or Retention,. lltpaiary Svacu-

PttftlH Uternj, |l tl^s, whether imprudence,..

TO PItf§liks,

Jlons or RAR.PARA.T3N.—Bad niper Brrles, ,bydlstilation, Oulxbs eitracWfl by dfplacem taiuedf froifi" Juolpef Barries, little sbgar, a small piopcrti' mere palatable than aiy now In properties are by ttilscode extn -Buobu, as prepared by Drugj of a dark color. It is a plant tl grnnce the. aatieu of a flame di antive principle), leaving a dar! decoction, lkllne is tha colorof il Bucha .io ,. mjf preiarstion pri smallest^qrfaitlfy of ti» other guided, to rfcyeut fermentation 'iiwlll b) found .not to le a Tincti robat-raacopcei, norls it a Syropcan he used in cases where lever, or exis'9. In this, yon ba'e the knol ini:rtdient» and the modiof prepari

Bark or Iron. suffering from broken-down or I tutiom. prOente the remedy at cac«, re .der must aware tho, bomrel .may be thQ attack of the a.bvto difeu.s, il ^a|u lo afreet .thq ^pdlly hpajtliand i^su

All'tbe kboye retic UEJLI GFTNIUMTTTOLJ

ngraVe«i

E 1«

Silver. Pi -.to. BOB QAM HAtfOPACTfflftlKffcO.i^ Salesroom No. 3 Maiden N. Y. «4dW4Xmos ,/

th, 1807. PUKPA roau•o LBS R,,^

Nsw Tobk, A'

Allow me tocail yetr attentil WON OF OUM.POUID KXT Tlio component partiire BO Ol'BKBS, JUNIPKR 1KBBIES

o. Ju-

tnfgln.

IJ.hor

ob-J'.

!", •nd^i activo

lly, la"

|iai.d

Hoping that you will U^or it wi that!upon inspection *111 pioet witl batitn, with a feeling of wafldence,

I aa*, very Ifespetitfoll ,. HjlT. HIL, Gheml.tand Drog^isttflO Years' in Philadelphia, and tow located and Chemical Wartbaase, 594 ifew York. [From the Largest Manufictnrlng Ch

«a ii vs

Worliji

NLI.MaoLD'G FTTNN BXTUCT BCC raov'ID Bosa WISH will tadlcally from ihe system diseases irising froi dissipation, at little expans little or In diet no tnuonvenlence orexpjsnre Jy^aps««dtor ^hape oMIauaat and remedies, Oopavla and Hsrrary, in all] ase.

Use II LMBOLO'S FLUID EITEACT Bcc diseases or thane ort(M», shetber n! malo or femaU, from wbasevet cause oril and no mattor of bow long Minding. It] ant in taste aud, odor, ."immediate1 111 and mere Btrenthening than any of th*

Soli by Druggists~everywhen. RNU-| per boitlo, or six bottles for 16,."V). Detvel TF?/

H^)JRE"1, kywptomi

wrapp.-r, with fic-alm la olToyChei

:al VVKieltatMAjaiiil signed I B. f."UKniB4i{

SB^mm&Tradeaark

CI1ABTKBED BY TOg 8 K. MANOAM, Prefl'f.

CI1ABTKBED BY TIU STASS,

Diui| B. ANOAM, Prta 'I-

WB3S,

Kecalvi

IN'TERKS] P^eckjal Montl^, or mora, pay-be mada^at flvo The papital effort KILLIO#B«iLA dad ai^aug over SOO Shareholder* oo imaoy gentlemen of large experience, wbo arc i.iso ('"iffIt^lls,lia^{ poaitora %tf 'aU,,dhliitetMa»iaf!tha Oota douhio'tbst amtxiot ot tHoif the NATIONALTftUST' CO. reeefvS doS^,' larxeor small atnOdntg, aqi permits the" drawn as a whole or in part by Oil 8IGHT' ahd WITHOUT NOTXCB-, aniwlug est en ALL 'DAJIT BAIANCC*. part if S throu the country oan keep aecoanta In thiSTuattr?* with special adrantages.of soeunty,^coi"r4a. and profit..^ &

HE3

injalic

Adjrts* UL T. HKLMBOLD, Drur W»sejioiis«.-£Wt rtroadsay, M»I. Noy»ac»ij'B«l.-u« jililsss doneW |g

atl_

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THE

NATIONAL T&USflC or TIII qiTT or tcrw TOB» -t'l! NO. sae BROAD#A Capital, 0NK MILIIfM