Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 February 1869 — Page 2

WEEKLY

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Wednesday Morning Feb. tOth, 18W.

Oca raadera will be much intereated ia thaprovisiiircTSanatbr 2uuuiti' ''omnibus" educational bill,. elsewhere published. "We apprehend the measure will give general satisfaction In this part of the State, provided the proposed approprfattoff is increased

JTIjis aum»s im

'^ativdy have been showato every number of tts« Legislature wff tfie ®ount asked -for ,hould ba, .approved.. ..The.peppl* of Indiana are n«Jt «»aardly towards our educational and benevoliM instHut^s, and they reiuon^le taxation hw:,their hojwAho, amendment sugge.t®d will be promptly adopted. Ki}

dec^B, sfe^flg

rights of the travelling publia and tbej responsibility of railroad comppnie^ ha^ recently been rendered Ooort of Iowa. verdict of two thousand dollars aga'W1 .,the Northwestern Railroad, recovered the .District for Lino 5

Man MCDONALD. The court decided, that "if passengers attempted: to enter & car at a place where, from the nature ,ol the circumstanoe* surrounding Uiem, they ought to know wM it not prepared or designed for receiving-pMiengfipe

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-AI'RKOENT debate in the United States Senate upon the provision of the Appro-priation-bill for the maintenance of mixed courts, brought out, in very clear light, one of the innumerable and grave evil? connected with our abominable system ot rotation in government offices, a system which displaces officers having knowledge of the public business, educated in It at the publio expense, and puts in their places persons entirely ignorant of what has been, or'ought to be done in connect tion with the office. A new incumbent coming into office, without previous knowledge of the manner in which its duties have been discharged—selected from a hungry crowd of applicants be. cause, perhaps, he may have spoken hta piece a score or two ofteniir than any 7 other competitor during the car^ass^-iB compelled to accopt what he finds \$as formerly done as the rule on which to base his own actions. Thus it happens that we find tbat every appropriation bill passed at Washington during the pceseni

century, if not from a mq.ro remote peri^ od, has contained an appropriation to the "Superintendent of the Crypt.in the 1 National Wapitol Building." There b&-

Ing, in fafct, no crypt) and the office of 5 Superintendent being a perfect sinecure, for sixty-oight years this useless office lias been maintained, and the superintendence of the Crypt was one of1 these quiet little things which the incumbent kept to himself, and which, by favor, possibly became hereditary.

Since 1862 the ap^propriations to the Judges of the Mixed Commission Courts have been regularly -made, and in.that time not less than $84,090 have been paid to the persons who were so fortunate as to secure this "fat take." ID 11 this time these leeches have done nothing fagt draw their pay with exemplary regularity, nor Avill there be anything' more for them to do if the dwhonest arrangement is

4er the f^nWystem-^r rather in the fc*bB«£e

*hei

knew that passengers, were expC

•jcted to

wait until the train was drawn up to platform before entering the cars, theyj are not justified in-seeking to enter them in an unusual place or at an uqiisual time and hold the company liable f«r datnsgea thus occasioned, becanse they are not in

_ca^ alien*

itlon to it that travelers may rindergtand that it is necessary for them to be Si the 'exercijeof reasonable prudence and in the discharge of their duties in order to I claim compensation for.^daniagea sustained on railways.

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FBIDAT next lias been decided upon by the House for the consideration of reports from the Committee on Pensions. The matter is one in which the country at large is deeply interested, and the dis. cussion will be in oarneat. Several very important alterations of the standing laws on the matter are proposed. Among others, one amendment will be offeredi providing "that no female pensioner shall forfeit her pension by marriage." The present rule, by which marriage works a forfeiture of pension, is argued by some as contrary to public policy. Those who personally understand the practical work: ing of the pension system, however, will not be disposed to interfere with tho law as it stands. A more humane and reaa onable proposition is an amendment providing that the death of every enlisted man in the service shall-be held tot.have been caused by the service, except Where there is evidence that it has been caused by the fault of the soldier. The humani* ty and propriety of tjlils amendment come homo at. a .flash to every man who has ever gazed on the thousands of Union graves legended'with that saddest of all tho words of war, "1J hknow n." asia

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tinued for half a century to come, or til) that more remote lime, of which enthusiasts dream, whou "human progress" shall give us honest men in the National

Legislature. And yet, CHARLBS SUMNER—of Whom the country had reason to expect bettef things—tfCPKie--audacity to insist that any one who could censure such a palpable wrong and monatrous extravagance, must be a friend to the perpetuation of slavery I Such an argument beneath tho dignity of a Senator Und has nothing to sustain it but unreasoning prejudice.

This affair has shown—that of which every thinking person has long been convinced—the necessity of arranging the

civil service in soma better manner than is at present adopted. Mr. JXNCKES' bill will furnish the proper remedy for all such abuses, by making the system of office orderly, and compelling it to be carried on according to regulation. Un-

coo®Pn ,fn'e

busrawraaapac^P^a law

ea|iig a ne^gffioggp^jeci

for which soon paises away, as case of the Judges above mentioned, but the office remains, and year after year, while theoeeupaht neither has, nor expects to have a possible chance of doing the public a service, the overburdene people maintain him in idleness.

There i3 not a business man in the Hi

years lUUe ,Wlieation ot ip^H igenoe ^nd I

commeroialj (jwjnciples, as |Ob8^Qt«*!£?* Indianapolis. the Civil Service of our goiYgffifil£f,t-o

H. B. M.'S Iron-clads.

A recently issued parliamentary report exhibits the condition and force of the ironclads embraced in the British navy. It appears that there are thirtyfour iron-plated vessels afloat, and that ten more are being constructed. There are four floating batteries, two of which are not yet completed for service. Only fourteen of the armor-clad ships in service have iron hulls, of the iron-hull, ships but five are wholly armor-clad—-<Minotaur, Agincourt, Prince Albert, Scorpion> and <Wivern>—the first two being of 6621 tonnage, and 1350 horse-power. The

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whole iron-clad fleet afloat at present carries an armament amounting to five hundred and twenty guns. According to the report, of the thirty-four vessels in service, thirteen are built on Mr. REED'S plan, and five on Captain COLE'S turret plan. The ten vessels now in course building are to carry one hundred and

seven guns in all, eight of them to be

of their duty or the exerefce of

their lawful rights at the time. This &Kpp6nn to us to bs sound cotnmpil gense tftcd correct doctrine and

thd RKKX plan, and two on that

built on the REED plan, and two on that of Captain COLE. The first cost of some of the vessels is very great, that of the <Northumberland> (inclusive of fittings, but exclusive of incidental and establishment expenses,) being $2,295,545 the; the <Minotaur> $2,264,135;

Minotaur,

$2,264,135

the <Agincourt>, $2,230,575; the <Achilles>, $2,222,950; the <Warrior>, $1,784,950; <Black Prince>, $1,789,965; the <Bellerophon> $1,715,380; the <Prince Albert>, $1,008,065.

We have here an expenditure of nearly fifteen and one-third millions upon eight vessels, only three of which are wholly armor-clad and have iron hulls, which brings the average cost of each to almost two millions.

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THS Cleveiahd papers c.4hfcainr about dozen columns each, abput the execution of Low Davis, the murderer.

THE Tribune people have just insured Horace Greeley's life for $100,000. We trust he will no? take this as sin.fnvjf.ation to die.

NEQRO

rnofiif^'r"'A'aiied Mtct, who

had outraged two white girls of tender years, at Mount Ternon,' near Mobile, Ala., was pursued, capturcd and lynched by verdict of an' impromptu jury of his own race.'

THK New Yo^k SUM discredits the r.e port that Mr. Uorris'' has been tendered the'Secretaryship of the. Interior, and1 says: "Our own conclusion isJjtthat tfie most probable.Secfetary of the Interior is Benjamin .F'ran^lfn ^ade, of Ohio,1"

A ScoxpHSjLAfH.wept. to.a.,lawyer op,tje for advice, and detailed the circumstance of the case. "Have you told me the (acts precisely as they. ,occurrej32i,'.said the law» yer., "Oh, ay,-..sir,' ^^ejoiiwdgiie,, "I thought it best,to .tell ye-tho plain-truth ye can put tha lics in yourself."

AT a party at Gen. Grant's the other evening, a lady coaitngly asked, "General, now won't you say who you intend to put in your cabinet^". Grant pausedi or a W el a he, with a twinkle of btimor in his eye, "my wife has asked me the same question already,'but I have'nt told her yet."fiJ

THE suit for breach of promise of marriage now going on in a New Jersey^ Court is even more disgusting and dts-. creditable than such suits usually are: A ripe widow over forty seeks to compel an old man over eighty to fulfill the promise which she Claims he made to inarry ber. The evidence makes it pretty certain that if he ever made such a promise he was inveigled "into!itj'ii'hdlRd-ifoPknow what he Was doing—but it.is 'ffidriiplrobable that he never made it at all. ^The usual claim of blighted affectiOiie, $c.','fio«de in such casea becomes very absurd io this, when the age ot the parties fo considered, audit takes a still'-itranger ihipe when,' it is romembored that th6 6I3 man Soughtf to be made the Victim is:enormously rifch

MBS. SUR&A.TT'S remains were disinterred on Monday, by order of the President and delivered to her relatives. Her body and the bodies pf the other assassin* ation conspirators were removed from the gravss where they were originally interred, to the present location in the fall of 1867, when the demolition of tha peni-. teatiarf building necessitated the retnoval of the bodies, and they were buriedTn the" Arsonil wareh'ouse{ known as No. 1, the second byCding belovy the principal o£Bce, the bodies beingTplaced-under the flagging. Mrs. -Saftatt was' laid next tq the north wall of Ihe bGTldin^, and the others adjoining in the following order: Payne, Harrold, Atzerodt, Wire and Booth. There the bodies of all have remained. Since the interment of theremains in the house, it has not been uaed, being kept .closed at all times. The locality of the last place of burial has been kept carefully concealed. The remains of Mrs. Surrett are. to be iotaared[near the city, but there will be no demonstration whatever.

TH1 S STATE.

TBS Clem

-OLIVE LOO. last night.

KNIGHTSTOW

gltrized.

has been severely bur-

THKBK are College.

ieide. ',7^ 'o.OOG

Mb1

LiS»« »®o drawing

BLTO* f«*ea JaM, Dearborn county^.

well at

which employs fifty persons.

very active in Putnam coufrty.

iHDiAS^ls.i? the trainihg velocipedetrian«L »,,

form of aaluta^'BL^^^^^

THK

hoaeapower. The

will occur Sat^^^u^c

mt* Indienapoiis

wanl

th^Wiiwni of. tb^ir^'PgW#?^

A loww lish seterai lgrdj*g$ Lexington. """m

THK State Souse is ,, girls who hang .a^at th« lofabiet to Lk.v.r/p.'.o. Hi

A pTATK )1

,111 b. «'•Mlb

of next month

I» LaFayette turnips and parsnepeare "derived itokJk^^00^'.

THK HOUSS occupied most of Monday in discussion of the German School blU It was ordered to be

IT is' said that several Indiankpolis photographers have ruined ih^ir cameras t'rjing to piioto^ra^h the Legislator*.

QTTAOK doctors are being expelled from F6ubtain county by along suffering but at last, indignant people

THE dwelling of IJriah Dawson, Marion county, was burglarised the other night, to the tune of $?CU)-q J.fjac.no

THE Western Edge Tool. and Axj Works of New Albany, will commence operations about.the -first of Match.

ABBAMS is

EXPECTED

to make confes

sion of "all be knows about the Toung murder, He is to be used as a witness fortheState.

A PARTT

of six perso'ni have' organizad

at Fl6redfce, JfoiUerlandf cdunty, a t'giiance committee' for the purpose of iup-i presaihg a gan^ of

eJght

dfesperadoes.^

Wi are in recoipt of^the IHdutHa dent a very neat and interesting quarto,! pdiblished Weekly ty 'the stud

A ts of the

&tlte "tJ"ifivera!ty at Bloomihgton.^''1^

BKT SAWUKL ®S!KD', a Methodist cler gyman and an erilpent memt^r of the Masonic Fraternity, died atNewburg last Saturday.'

ia estimated that there are about six hundred and one Candidatesfor mail route agen?ies in this Stata

i5undgrugeneral

Grant's administration.^, ~0or Jforg a# c»

G. B. BewT^y, late,editor and proprietor of the Brookvilie Democrat, has aold to William Koberson and that paper William B. Maddcck. lOHjxh'

EVANSVILLE was intensely excited Saturday by the appearance of the first velocipede that has reached, that remote outpost of civilization. ———

felt. J. HoWAMi ^PTrtit •Presbyterian Ohurchi fndtankpofis, haa| announced his intention t&'4*pply for aj diesdlntion of the partOi%rr€lation."!oow -_«J .••••••• I

THE New York Tribune spSaks of "Mr. Wm. Cullen Bryant" as readiD^ a papeij on Pitz Green Hallebk. It is ii wonder it did not say' Mr. Fitz'-Gi'ebri ^EXalleck. The 'Tribune 'hks a high-mighty way of condescending,, you know, to put this re-j spectab'lo hapdle to deserving cien's names. It does it in the kindly spirit of wishing to encourage mankind outside of the Tribwit Company, and of making them faol that, if they act well their part in the world, they may always count on a friendly recognition from the Greeley people. Doubtless Mr. Wm. Culien Bryant"'cut out the Tribune's flattering notice, and pasted it, with a thrill of exultation, in his scrapbook.

-T-HE laM day of grace'' for ibe redemp-! tien of lands told by the StaW Audltor tO! *(ftisfy delinquent loans froto the Sin king Fond exited Saturday, and nfelffly one-: half the lands tltus^old' were fdrf^ited to the purchasers eidl mtqtaoo -j«q

THE Philadelphia Ghamboriof Gom merce haa extended an invitation' to' the ^Indianapolis Chamber, of Gommcrfle to visit the Quaker city, March 1st, whenj their new hall ia to be dedicated. Indian-^ apolia accepts.

LAST

TEAS

FotTB bays an sometimea required for to reach this 1 that time

money

or 1

T-"1

D. P. O.

ighteen, fell]

into a well in Stenben county, last Saturday, where she remained for six hours,

rfc ^ut was finally taken out alive-thoogV {trnatoi'fiTm

sevorely bruised.

intermUsion for refreshments, for twelve MMsMMpafctiM —IndTMi,

W edneaday tbe trialdf the., suUOof Mrs, I Qqje^f

Madisoni B«an», against -4Dca,Benjamin fa Nowland, foe $6,000. dama^gfpr tke t-Hiogof her ^Mfeand, '»S»Ie««ciade^

Warr'sffits paid 'in'

aocord,D?

to one ot the papers of that city.

MOMO^Y,

lives and doesn't wan to be nominated for Judge of.his Oircji^.

'm,-w

MtJCn excitement exists if Spence county, from-the circulation pf-mad dogs,1 which are biting horses, cewVswine, and other doga. Aa yet no person has been bitten, but there iL-a feverish dread' pervading the community. ...: ,w.,r !.i

there were shipped: from

Seymour nineteen million three hundredand seventy thousand nine hundred and sixty-six pounds of freight, and three million six hundred and eighteen thousand seven hundred and ninety-four' pounds were-received. u... :S oatj rw

JoHtf ^RKoa, an Bvaupville Myfrfont-i teen years old, who has been-Working at the Farmergville Mill, three Mile* froia Mti Yernon, waseaughtin the machine)^ of the mill Saturday evening, and had both legs, one arm and four ribs broken Due of hit legs ia broken in three plaCtt.1 He is thought to be fatally-injured.

SXHATOB CATCIT, «f Marion, iran exoellent citizen, a good i^an and.# U«»fal member of the General. Assembly,* bfttfit Is a little cruel on hit- part to logict his financial speeches on the coutjUy through the newspapers. The public stomach is already nauseated with an excess of that tort of diet.

ed an elopement with ay^ing lady, MIM .fi-wd^ys, in hishe jut the water from which the coffee was prepared, and that he did it for revenge for the manner in which the family

"He was arrest

mot

nmmm.:

salTeorsrjfclw

oii'borrO'we'd tow tiuWi

'0 io ofv 4ii toy rtof mi

7-i.iI uaoooa nnJ t-nt .torjBllat oinfi-

peofdd hoii« idiragona—/«Mt •SmHfteli11 !.r,j r- •.-, tiflj HAD /some hope. getting oar jaail matter-outof the'Iodianapolie Diatribatin| PostofRceiitiefore' »t i«t6uldibe obi»leto, iut that liope^ fe iispcitea.v. It •kut dov^n ^estoMay, nrfore feaittoe nhn'ii •Ver.^A tginion of crotonloil -w«uichit begiA to move on^ of its entrain sq'' la nijniqqytl-

j. ah other

A 'Sttikkofcro' Wj ftifbbW with a fo»aocy 'ftnife.v The remarks: L^Ttte wounded'iladiwas taken home in a wagon, but it is though£„tt\a§ he will, foon ^^cover." That may be con-

-'!1 J, ^q, !|ed b^h^dfo^bto«i7WWei'aaJPe¥ffiWi'

The

cUses 9 Jmtf fefcj*lt» pack of,- hounds,•! .and treopr. ©fcohuaUaaen^ On their fiery'Steede, gtf'filH tilt'thffiugh I ^jViilaT'dajw' af^'iffii, afHval he invited that bid cSrcb&i^i&tfbn offi^a a^' sde' iif BM4iit#P'AddfA,1^1ovel^WdlBgtt'lytS-

matter, Try it- 1' you cato't get fcrfox to lead that »ay perbaBj »toeu

had

"Great excitement exists in this com-

I attemvtaMl pities

CANCETFLED AI*RFMI^GQOJU^J«LIE|T4«IKLFFLA-

,ani,mi iMoa^d'uto

)W#s

the jury returning:* verdicts forthede-1 rem^pi^, w^oajiiwiUbSly turned* upon fendant. '"••••:•'-0'Ifewf I ing away from 9fm, it bounded

TSK operations of. the .State. Treasury for the month of January were as fol* lows:

I Kiuuu:

Balance on hand Feb.. lat $296^19 69

THE Indianapolis <Mirror> learns that

the apparition of an injured wife, pistol in land, disturbed the serenity of a ew Albany boarding-house a a day or two since. The wife created something of a scatterment among her husband, who was boarding at the house, in company with a female "cousin."

^^ge, .fip(%-)|oflking3f!^atdto

Ib Mf OMJr"htteii^ed^

'ii™ I eaturr gj^

for. January.. ..j9a,M9,.U ^e'd^ atttic^ Receipts

.73^1" $658,979 97 3)33,760 10

0fi||r

'^eJiUl I

OtAert Wife*,1

bit heii Mverely «n the calf ofn'the.eflfS-' Th«AW ?f M.r- Qwef,! injjjiy*

and bita pig, which died in ia ifew mo' menls from the effecU of ,.the, ibjtfi,,- before he could effect any further mischief,,

A/1 AI' ASA 4 WA

others who ed mlich cal sittei^ioi Woow

Tffgr

"i»nn

,«f 410QE91Q 69 I a 'Will directed shot' from'ih'el gun of "a

nejghbor

,aid

they caineL on'tb the American side down t&'HEe 'Iliwfff: tr.^e. ^^eft^l^Fto _v* Kilafia' ix T^iirtwwalri

vtfD

Fawkes might ba bire4 t^tjy' biii old gathe 1 cobtinue on w-itlr.biln down to' $St4tp0rt| on the 'ebebang.'' j,Th#t^^4ij^! thiftyim^o «e miiteS»Mtsome«WBtf than the present ariattgettieBt ii' t„ ni" im* :ol

elbthing. IWijftfirifg/ttteyitooli

SKTMOXTB BiklrfORB,' th^nbfarioUs'^as- II Bal has.turn«i right in Ohio. Thfejl Ktiklur ©a^r^W,' «wn«nQ»" iil "dodge" to ,j^atn had the inijpdaeiibe .. what wWrepr^Ut^ is hisjb'wt) bones'toil her,' n'or to'anyithet ybirirf 'mifn '^ul JeffersonvJIle .' tbo citlief day {jt

01|

himself. He made herjget doWn'dn-her'

this tea

felt"-ll,tf6"ibf?jIf'' fer-'tia u'nfiitu^trTrc- ahe nl'icw this ract Known ro ner mother .mi*.-..- est S!"'i idJ :-il JioW OS fei'l.p 5J(I1V ".f.S930tt-

ihasqtterKft jtt'tbWeuy'iJtr'Jthbii^nijght,i tntiraly^oandC"* 0f. ratber, fit an early.'j'.i^xyestei^ay I to Ea8tportandfi^.U»rW«leg|apWfthi« morning., 'John. Mariett,* igayand.fea^J brother to ^nd^^is^hw.i^^M ia ii.1 made up his mind to go to sea again. Th^ tive vender^ dry goedytoOk-urtbrage] ^p^i^iiA'flo at somethfngsaid or done by'k Mr. Wbpd- off1theiriguard. -Ohi Mdnday aftei-ii6dny row, and ^j,,lj)'K,rfiTQlYBr' at him, I about 3 pjqlojk„ aSiMN^Inni#:and Addie the ball taking effStT^?n|\oting only! w'era siUmg se^z, th^^aughte^h^r^ .. v.• "m j" j-j i!i,»l

frees ing.and securing the endowment of I BOSTOK, Feb. 9.4^John §ull\yan Teil the SWttf1 Unfrertityi at Bloomingtdn I into a vat of boilihg 'sugar at the Eagie endowing a law school and law library refinery yesterday. The rttifcr ,. „.t .. -m

therein, by approphpiting thereto aoy^net I

reveiiue^' that may.arise from the State

prison^, oc' either of tbem providiifg Iree tuition in said iTThivvrsity establishing and endowing'at^fndianapolis a ta&l ical department of sai^ jl^nivarsity providing [$5,000] for contingent expenses connected therewith, and :#or the sale or lease of square No. 25 in Tnd iartapol is em poWering the city Of Indiinapolis to pur« chase laid square for the investment aM inanagement (for said medical depart morit) of the proceeds thertof,: and the government of said departmfint .'declariog the S|t4i^e Iformalv School at "iperre Haute a branch of said University and App'Tbpriating $75 000 for the hbnefit thereof, and adding a trustee' accepting .certain donations from-the Commissioners of Tippecanoe county and other* estab lishing an agricultural college in panaec tion withfsaid State Univeraity,Hind fix ing and pledging its location (at Tippecanoe Battli ^rbun4),^ii^d^rpvjd\ng'r9 its organization and gpva^iflQent, and, adding a trustee provkbngifjor matters pertaining to iaid subjsitj' anll dedliHAg

On.mot)on ofltr. Hughes, two hundred copies were ordered printedji and tho (Mil WM made the special #9^! fdjr''J t^mbf-

.. J. .r_— .| J.Q Vi f'iji l.'l A dlBpatch to 'the Qinofnriati ^JaarffejXlftted at •'Wiirsa^r,/ Indiana, tl^e 7th iost, says :-,VA jbo^#^j^f unearthed faera last tfi|ht, LastiAprtl, 'John W. Vsihiatta, from Fdrt Waybj* Ihd., securisd the affection of a Horn, of this placv, and aiarrlcd her tni vpporition to tfcewiibbs of all he* pareefa %nd relatives. On Ae" weddtf Vlghtj nearly .all the guests, ihirtyyin niyn^, were takan jsiefcj with a*eer appearance of poisoning by arsenic. A sister df MSs Horn died from its effects. "It has been found that he has propos-

Ytfls ISbt KribWn To h'^r mother

arrested and.ttntto theiniana/hospital in

nff»e iff tne kitche?i, and, celtfngi

a slight wound Wood,rpw.,didn tJi^p I motber ^beT wo^ld^Berf-what that sort ,,of thing. In fact he,got ,bis I was. On opening the doerr-Bifa mlt Ita* back up, and "want fo*" Mi»rlett!with/his I brother, wh,o, wiytbout ipeafcing^hit: her

him'. Such episodes are ,not uncommon I ffi*-her mbther, WbWn he at balls and pleuure. pities among our »g«Jb ^truok herrin.'ttJre head, and then excitable friends in the Pocket, however much their recital diiy shock communities accustomed to ,the usages of-a more advanced stage of civilication. »a*b-?R

wit)? one more,.£le.Wj out her back en.tif^

JVihic^ he did with a sheath knife, severu 'i^§ J»jms/»l|i in twain* A deep (loom,. oygrca^ ^e cqmma^it^ as thq

a gloom .oygrca^ (he cqmma^it^ at th^ the Senate on Mdnd^r' Judge Hnfiie«lye!in| ^ady Wfito a general favorite, and Introduced Senite Bill 197 to providelbf I to hayrfcbefi ffiariried this'^«ek. an extended and improved ^system, of ei-. —, ucation in the Stat^ of lndiana, by in-| 370,I£l From B^atop...,,

twonty.year?.^

!i«.

PHILADELPHIA,. jFeb.

CUrdiniATI MABKXT h.l —^^CrmoamtnrAr 1 Use

LABD—4dr»nced to 21 bat drosaad was limited. OOIiU-it 134X baying.

HBWnTOttk MABKST.

S SO for white vhaat mm

90etrociiimaaftd .. nefc«'iiitalawiW«tffi Tsi,

'i'lflO OfiT ,|»w

DBKSSXD HOQQ—

aies^uor,^

b^qco, ,or jpdtt^ea, lan^t^e^rr!

i^0F^.-vl«9tbwi toms^afea

girls pf ^i.vijfla^e^f jliJ»afe,0|^|ep| nBaiiduoei 10I oJufiJs

mob TomJ .iieci iwiw joefee'ol

Fort ^,lla41Wg

€o((sideitltl0i«xelteu»n^ hai' ^een^^eaHcl ia WHftt/*, neighboihood':

)*CWST-W»»y iVliVWSft irt#"S5i, iJ

QOLD—Lover opened at -\i3ieeoA. *w«a IWfla

of the IfriUu^-SiphuiKMj Bitf^wonderful cleansing and puriWng proper^- o£ i|| bark, the

((^J^nt

SOZODOMT much of! 5cac figS &$resirvativWF the lOdeodlw.

rivall teeth

CALISATA BARK.—It is said that Meesrs.

TIOK

pounding ^^a^J^^iTATioK BlTTi ind|^Tf^' .s^grfei (health-re* itoniug propertiwSi ",AS'ia'Tbn1d:-Wria fP"

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him Jow 8vvn,

At last aocounts ilrs.,Shafer was IS a

(Cpnditiqn, Jioughfj «m% offVhfli

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-. oJ biWJf'i'ioa .W-fj :-vn WiLIiJGoK Bosa^obl igeu«' byctaking iis tiext- time^hd

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Maifl» pa^'giv^tbe

eount ofttfai*blo dffair^ iwhireiatyobng m^njname^j, Innia,-,iaurdered illt^r "steaf.MlSf

and mother:' Innis had been absbnt" Trom his home 6t biffhplace aho^t^WpaW? mostiof Ithaititbe at s^a,- ustit abot»t tlhret? m^pth^ ago .he wtv^rned^o "l^alie Jiis :mo«r ther and brothers an,d «»te?fi_ft yifi.U-

3dl

1 from the waist to. the nedijjEand he wrll

probab,y dlft

,u, ...iffWfff r--.J»V80f «f

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JHTTKRS) are the largest importers

to the

b^l!tti^K|d^«liAiiiU(^a^ rtnlfl Joi& at half tjte^^ice. liir* aot-i b10d3FlW

"Iff.

Scotland, rites,^I ^avg.foMd. yalmer anyt^M'IWe tried the face for the lasfcjline months—would you therefore send me two one dollar bottles, addressed to Queen's Hotel, TorpptQ.iftiHr.^) n-l: d.wlw.'.

m..::^ifl Latest New-flork News.

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fino 99aams: wgrowrjBWHiWAH 3 \TJ "aiTsatfMy-.Cna^W3til*«|iSrt»"

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arrived early ''this morning, andf is stoppi'eg' at the Oontlrrenfal 'HotolC 'TH^Ws'6 fatigued from travel and iris Isfbow 'M New Yo^kftt ton be unablet^j^tflnd, a wedding^ in this cltj^.'at yrh\a^ ehc« 'was jVroih** 3 oil'!!. "W^e.1' in bn/J' "fa

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!»ij Prom Naw yoidie^so en NKW YORK Feb. In tlfe asourf df Sessions, yesterday, bnfore Eacorder Hackett, Patrick AjLartin, for burglary ig tho eocond degree,' was sont'enced tci-the Stslte prison for 'iSftferfew SchofsJ grand larceny, sen ten cod. to Sim Sing foi four years ind six m^nt^s. Jaa. Cfaw^ tor'd, burglary in third degree, State pris on for fouti~years"and'Bf±' tnbnfths. wid. Johnson,^colored) grand larceny, 8tM8 prison fo^ flve, j^ears»^Jao. :J|«sate8)

Siill, ov

James. T. Brady died' this morning of apoplexy, aged 64 years. All the courts adjourned in reepoct^ to his memory.

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Fi»m JSvauBville,

Feb, 9.—TuHjer.. Hall,

a large frame "piibjjq Half, was .totally desttoywiiyBrtf^hireveniftg/: 'aflijoining buildib^ wi|a baflly danragad.^ LQSS ab«ut |8,9,0p,

ipsuranc«$4,oppP i,.,,iv

I '*I'S'»J )l. 'i' lain i-'liq baa How. it' waa Done.? .' idSH NoavoLE, J?ebrui^y. King J|r., formerly agent of the yjrg^nia re in is pi re to a Men knocked dbwti and' rdtft'i&1i&$ft>£ 000, While oh hia Way to tfas'Jdbpietj-Mtt Whp, w*s sub»eque»tly arrested va: nm

dam: About W.000 of tMr/stolaa^MiiM which belonged to the Norfolk ana Petersburg Ball fyad Co, have been recovered.

Standard' t^eparaticwisr .gfflleoM AIIJI fi woiH "Costar's Bat, Boa^^UKrahnflff

Drd^bis'ttf^iatMliai^iiwn them.',

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Or, JoHtr E^HEK^^ij^scor to)

I'halon-s Paphiau Isotion

for

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Removes all ERUPTI0K8, FBEOKLES. PIMPLES, MOTH TUK For LADIES For

renters iMINO. lavalaable. eqaal

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.set chap tfeeSIlN

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A WeW'PPtHilk *»fc THE HANDKKKCI11EF. matti? mm Hzrsib%$kR%&?m&

A GSNT&w RANTED, XI. 9200 par month! .Or,a.4tfAi 4^trnm so'ling joHUfthte Family Sewing |(iisUke )LBMB%trfOo. For Circnlars and

ihich twice that. aao«i MM the Iiateet lmproTedOWao^ in«r |fiisUkX iCtm'to4»Sff« Multiaddress O. BOWERS .* CO.,

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A Tatc»*IiiTEp. s,

Warehous« on First St.. at tk* eanaT Mtii fTUAaa te'ilWffi

ttamaBgwev. JT!o{' IV II sialaajj:* tor.

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PERS

Bl ttjK*ddr*»« with 2.^ keif

vUflbiiTe I^SmaII the n&me tiv

d*-Ti(iteof their future wife or hnshand. J»27w3m KOBBIS & CO., /2 Joha St., N.Y.

WHY WILL YOU DIB?— VV GONKHS'8 PiSTIlIS care»-Con»5mp.. tton, Bronchltii, Bo4H#n-»«, Asthm*, Oaagbs, Colds. Catarrh, Croup, Sore Threat, Di«agr»eable Brratb, TightneM of the Ohest, Difflca'ty of Breathing, Ac. Public Speakers and Singers •ill Sod them nnrivulled for c.Unrlng tbp vciite Price 25 cenU par box. For tale ty all Drag(lite. jan27w3m

jhhiV^wsH way

TOMMHMTiTW«ifO«Ii An Essay Qp. tjtie Oriiq«»f ^HraiU, »nd the Hseases and Abaae^ which create ini\»edirapu»a

Uaociation, Pbiladclp j&21dw3m

il a. ,M Yiili* -«J|!=«*»*1«« ftae fircatMtIHKrivn7 of iteo^pe. Farm

for -dje«itorjf,Ji4io ,revoup.' biatiio'Mii«lfWiauT*f' jor ttiHa1«® fathkcf.0, feft.il *WjUogv,t%ni'«*» h'ad'sfesiwwwiw, bite*,'paine lo tiio ItmKa'i oheit, *fJWn ....... ..

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anS^lU*? it .toijj

CHAS. H. TKIMSKB.

SOffliiVcK'S PULMONIC STRIP, lo»w««d 1Vai?. aitt' l\lH*»M Ub«u4 JjDsnmptiou,CctaplHlDtA*il (Djtspepsia.. .1^ »«c«lc4lAg to Vlie,.i1rectJjpf.«

TIBJ

MndrirtteaPill_».

SPECIAL NOTICES.

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THth'l"'t0tM"ith

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kit three to be tsken »t thi km» Mliei Th«-y :le«&se.the ato&icli, rolai tbe iiror. aud fui.i^td work iJtoa tbo,atiB9tite becomes gnod.fi the feed digests and make*gooct b^d Ulnpat^Hltftie^ir tto diseased m»tier I ipsn» ia he longs, and the patient outgrows the Umaa»ttMLgets veil. Oils Is tha.c^ly.way Sumption. |ji- ii

To thsa ibiea medicines pr. ,4. 'hlladelphia, owea hia acrivalled'eafce«a iii" tiio ireatfncntJoT PolmonstrCoiisnniptiip^^.^heJ'st, inonio Syrup ripens the raorhid matter ftitha !utogg. ndtVre5 throws it "off hj' iij ^4y &pMo-atJ6s,.i«'''-%:l«n ht,'npe,a «UghtCJ«^b wlll fNrow it-oir.^iwtrhwpatlont UoeUtVMd^^OM^ln tp h.^ [a j, *oiUv (his, tho: Seaweed lonlo ^aad Jd uad,«Ui,»-Pill»iunst-'b frtalj'awd to cleans a' th£*toWjl(W'

toed

iailiTer, so that the PalmonVc Sjru{i' ain8 th^'. «rilltn»k» good blood.

ffcyettck'f|tft^'akef moTing- all bbsljactloM,. taWrlliasdiiits «t.the. ^all bladder, the bile starts fieely and tbi'HVWM

cept calomel (ii deadly poHoamhlch 'W tedj-.tfaa^ K«ri*nVVo 'tf«6 nnieeB with thci HVto'iike gcheflck'i

which ttidUrsparation i^ m»deof,as«i»y ,lhi

Mch*nck, in his treatnenf,'!

*top»caug^i} night sweats, obiiis or. lister, r.flo-i

imoVathe cause, and thay will »U «tot of thelt own accord, ftoono can: be cured 6f Qoniump tion, Elver Complalht,.Dyspepsia, Oatairh, Uan |ksi Ulcerated Ihro^t, niiless the llTet- and'Stom kck are mako health?

If a perjou has Oon«t\mptloa, of codrse -thw. Iqsis in soma-way,Jar« disuAtd,'either tribaroh* abscesses, bronchial irriiation, pleura adhetto* brthemnga area mass of tnftnmmatiw/atrd tnstdecaying. In sucl^s^sw,

It is not only, the 1 is,tteWhof»56dy lost their

ower to

AND

FtSE THK GOBHAfii MANDVAOTUB1 NO GO'., 0F PK071DEN0B, R. I., tmviu tlio largsll mio'ti' I fao'oryot ^oiid Silver.War^ tb* moat Imp^oVed inachlhtrfJvaBl jthe taoit ^killed labor equalledvariety of new f^ntl t^aaUlfal.dSfignl Dinner Sorriccs, Tea Sorviccs, and every.article specially sdapteil for Holiday and Bridal QlfU.

They offer als.i, tlie^r,.well-known and unrlval led Klcksl Silvyr. £iectr.-plrtted Ware, in which thoy have Introduced new. pallS qh of rare el© gance. The Solid Silcer la gi^arsnlieed to be of tstarliag parity by IJ.

uestion:

8lSmH

jiutasood bfood lni*i,St«a»acV. Ini The great reason why physicians Consumption is, they try to do too much th!V|T* mfcttlcine to slop the coughs, to

At"P

ifis

hills, to atop night sweatsihsotW lAiiiffthHdfitum.the VbobdisGtHftt SilW» doing theji detaoga the waolu digoettTe- pttwt loBklngup the secretions', and eT«aually-th«paw tientjuika ana dies: iHi**

ft'-J Sdocs.nof.try to.

is To ta^c 'Dr 'gfheSck's! ffii'M

ttle.ouly chance .. .r .:.. ... inedicines, which WiH .bfiJig up toi^0^ ttff' stomac^, the wn' di8^*Lessly ai(d ^take good blood t^eft h» to nafn la-flesh, au(ia»a^a*tafc na to groiy, th% lUBgS,commeqje.t '. Jie»l and the patient geu Qosliy and well. This is. the only way to cure Consnmpuqn. 'i

When thei is. no_ luQg.disense, anJ only liter. Complaint and' Dyspepsia,. Sch-oclt'n Seaweed xWaod'Mailtilta •Ptllrfa^e suffloiehKwfthonl tKfe-Pairaonld Syrirp. Take tUo hlamirffsg I'ili TrlMty in all bilious complaint#, as tirt p^f" MftlatalNi. ''i.

Dr. 8f]ienckf who has flDjoyeH ntrinterrtipted tieallh tor many y»*ro paBt.^ind'now wotghif(2!«_ ^iounfa, Was wasted away to a ir.ir»»kol«ton.J nt* the very lsst stage^of Pulmonarj Optastffejiflon his physicians hariifgipronounce hli case hope less,

Jaitd

sbsndotfed Dim to bis fate, lie was

tired by the aforesaid m&dlcicfis, and' since bt?' rtfpwj, mmy thouaaas ^an#iaj aWicwd.ha*c iqiad.Cr. Sc^enck's preparations with.th^naia* feaarkable »acc«9i. Full dtreoliQBB-acoompaiiy «adwimalting it not absolutely naaeasarjrj toipsraotiali) see lit- Scheok, oaleea patietua wiekjUwisa iuags examined and for. this p«rp«se he,is pror jfessianaliy at-his principal oflica, '.Philsdel|ihi«, cveiy fluturyay, wbore all tetteeaforfcoiiTiiwBaat. bo addretsud.

Price of thePclmonic Syrup and 8atw««d Tonic, |each gL 60 per bjttlo, or $7,50 a half dozen. Han fJK zi n^^iy „. -i ... :tv 'iaiasKA i?T .it -^i -r.a-. .-. -.^"aiaxfTa, ••••-.••oir

Sterling Silvejr

Mint assays, jibe .Eiec-

tro-plate is guaranteed to bp superior to -the ilneat Sheffield ware. Orders' roccfived'from the only, but these goods may be 'btilned from re •possib dealers everyw.liore. Trade FhR TradeMark "s'll©® •JIU.s'S Silver, -tW**.

OOEIIA'I «A.NPPAO^traa ci^., Saleeroora No.ii Haidenj D. .j n4dwtKmoe viaj'1 s-U .. .-i ia stir K* ri-.'a-O-,vli

Catarrh, Throat Diseases. 7/ron chilis, Asfftmrt and Consumption frcalcdbj' a A'cn- Jfc/h1 'hat is eminently succcssf'ttl. A valusb'e^ournBl giving symptoms ot tf.sease and t.onot this NEW METtlOD (urnithed to fall iotoimtt'onovtftif wt.*»„mETiJ

|8«r»!iyW?erAl''eJD

Will5 Vlilt J"!

CY,

ia«h Eewf*»Nrjggi*

$800.000 worth of dedrabU Oity and Country property for HOIIM* f«

»UT. 9CT2M«6J»

DrJ

aB0*rlaia |U|M, «TM

*lbe Mr^o danger every day or fall,

ing victims to the Morbid iaflnencet by which ve are 11 .nrrounded, «h» a teated and p.ereu Tegetable tonic, capable of en^cwlng them with

1 11

Fri0*"*Me fu eitrj city,

town and settlement It might reeaonably IN. thought that after the twelve years' .xp»ri«nce which the world haa had of HOSTKTTIH'9 BiTTSBS. Alt would know that ita effect la to p«. Tent diso*«e.

U^Se witF the seedaj.LUtK^tty^-amit.enta, houmatlsm, p»W8iJl^f(l8idlrJ™cnioni com 1 i!«lntf»nMlie !I*u: PdHSnTwhoee nertcu, aja"ems are tolaxed, are the flut to anccnmb tj iheee diitoinptra. Brace np the pbyalcal en rgics, then fith this potential Tegeteblo tonic. It ia the 4io»t powerful recoperant which the botanic kinsff haa eT«r yioU»d to patient research and axperlmont. TaT ir. The bllnd:it disiipla the did medical tfogmta will at least admit that roDlo and alUrative, compoondod or approTwJ l|eiba, toat aud barka, can do no harm, while tjho tcatimony of tboneanda icTites a trial of ita Virtues

Vigor la the thing molt n,tiled in lio-e cuses as »eil an in oyapfpaia and ntr»tna affectlana! i»vd BOMraTTnJt'd BITHK9 is tho aatoel! urrat and most «h»leaom strengtheniog pr.p«tion that human till haa yet ccscocud. A*

¥H'Ct

f0^.^ ?-rf tnohej 1* vy it »d arimuUtlug in its action upon the sjsum. kli.JliatJs A. trUl, an I uao,U-»CM«sVoK jo the'KrettI4rt/

J13at

,ajri

ihatit itwcsmmeiid *i that Ii iiow#, frtit MEaJj or ludden attack of croup it is aT^no)i4ifj4\njv.lR recoiiitnraA* iS/oJIallBie •ta it ptofonri U) cure. I have noUHt'liivaujf ^eari,%aHtgfyi^ entire sittlifstctlan.-''

tjsuin.

Ilnnilreds of phjsiciaus have abandoaed all the rffflrlunl rec ipta, and prescribed th karuiesj tjjuic itn ai a prevcuti*y aud cure for alt oaaea umlia and Fe«ei. lOJwlw

W A A

W A E S

Hujcrs or Watches Everywhere laTAd fclHT-ftai'iA fafl« ri/

The greatest (.art of th« Jiwclarsof thoUnitfco Itstca keep W nil bam Watchcs, atzl coidiali ccm •r-W &8fc-£fc«0O£&aiiltMaU'Ut> 'an-lln thofsct h»t lesi rrodt is made on thece atches than anA^.Tj)lth|r,».|iny^».«aId by the rade- Ti iee«iiM?-i A ilfthlt tBaropatation ihsWalthaoi Watsh renders it an oasy sale. he reanjt ia, thaj. although

firtch osBsTnif tnThofaleof other 'viickes, l^a '-still the (,-alntr through larger aad Uveliec

Ifearty support It tfcicrTM. This portion 4-r the ade fiocy tkere is 4adu by dealing in watches aboLt which tha ublio are iKaora^Awlislf. there islam umpetiil :n, and are eooteot to maka an ceca-

lM«*

this clais of dealers who, vhsn asked about. ^Taltbam Watch s, use tkat kind of langasg^ hich leads the JtisfSijeHnkfl^ iWS/iy ^sst nc!) watch as is the mostr profitable for ti|e dealer t)

*uaooa ratch, and who may be nnfsTorably affeetad by I be representations c£ ±W- unfriendly to onr atcboe, wc eall attention to the following SUg I ejtions:

i.b.ut 400,060 watches. In every town a°4 ilUge of the country seme wearer of a WaMfcam

ffj are not afraid ta advise thflte wishing to. the answer. teing3«tiefled as to the qualitjiMila^it^iStk. injirhssnow only to satlefy himaeir that tha iVal1 ham Watches are THE CHXAPXST as well the beat On th's btad we have a ftw WQrda to

It ia a well-known fact in manufacturing, that lie greater the nnmber of articles manufactured 7 one establishment, the smaller will be the OBt of each Individual articlc. Keeping thlQ i\ our has always been to selionr pro.

fiow,largepolicy

iOIBlKO D|OOUUUtUt

V~?

uct-1 at the lowest pcs.lble price la ^rder to S4uro sales, and thca enable us tl manafaeure etches at a minimum cost. WI$BELIEV£ N SMALL PBOVITd AMD A LAB»E BCSIE^S, This policy we have ancoessfui^r 'carried at, anl the result is, that tc-day weimanufac are twice as many watches aa all theitther fa«oiUs tn the United Stites put tcgetler. We nti, therefore, aflord to sell Cheaper bnn tliey can, and aetnaliyiio a«ll' I'wenly-llve per etat. tieaper than licy tlo, quality for quality.

W# would Surlher remark that in increasing ur productions, we bfcve constantly Immoved its UALITY AND ITS VABIETT. Wo Itve Uad ihe refusal ot nearly all inventions iQtWdvl to Improve timtsieces, and have adopted all these, and thosa only, which have ^roveJ to bis really yaluablo. Wo htve retainel In oar empbyment {very head of every department we have ear had, hose servics were of any liudortancefeo tha

Company, aid our present ooips of desigues and aster Jiechaaic* wiset-t*. n»aM in-1 ny other couatry. In addition to this wamalie old and silvar cases, not only for onr ownaoveents, but for those of other factotles, ri^a be-

As th:sa Watches are for aa'c by the Vad^ enerally thnotlghont tlrtitfiklted States, an^tt a letail^profit made most reasonatj'e by cjn

^']S""pTrT(W'! 41

f4d«

Cristadoro9*

J^aro,

JjADlES, over gray hair, why Should there be a HUE and OBT? oiiinasiDon^s vtfMixpa-tmq^i Will a BLACK or BBO.WH bestow. Use then, tlTOMUV&e, Have the HUE WlthoutthoOBT.

brlstadoro's H^lriMriMlvc 'dri«4a»ro^a»alit|4S t^t in Hair Preserve !tlvo shall succeed whereris*»j'Shat1 frr»paHtilol ha^iW^lniikeg^ (i'lJa^-kheifclr, thlckeiiiJ It, gloaalcg l#/fHMW^ti«%lb«MBr, iitllnlagltt ti| rJtt«9fe#it'®|Jtl¥8f t8alth and vigofi which are the eleme»J»^f»it»*fc«l^ e'r T!bLu-| (Silk ail a»lf Dros3cr«. Manufactory j&uai: pifiAlPalTilH^O?* Mtirl&iiafc. 90dwlm 1 .STewaig feoa »)-dm eh ah 1 00. I* f)M

every suruto

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"How Sbnff ^KlcWer4 toy0iaealttt?"I This the mental quesli masked by |th« elok, and afcer repeated allures. Have yon used I BBANDBITU'S PILLS This is a msdiolae I &uaA<i..avO'ddM]

,KmiC£ttTlEk£:2^i to havo

cc^-Jj^ayd^.Wjewi#!

A'. Cook. I

publisher oT iRe PlfSmW iff I eaW at Bennlngtoa, Vt., says, "Brandreth's Pills eared me I

sitWli S^Wag

lyoi T»l!i

'erre Eraqte rtifc first Thttrriia^' i3 y'f^cfmmlted at ttta Irorsar

Ba«(te.Sou*e. At all 6th-r ilroes, at bn pc»7tta meat Office, Miller's Block, Iadlanapolia 'llJ ZMwtf

ATTORNEYS.

H. BLAKE, j,

Attorney at Law, *«D NOTARY PUBLIC. Orrioa—On Ohio Street, between Third and Toerth Stmts. ootS8d*w6m

CBN«I

PBESIONVILLE, PA,, Jannary 14. 1S6S.

Dr. Brandrtlh—Dnr Slit Jb-have been afflicted with scrofula for forty-two years bntwbea hope lia^ long ^parted. sa^t^|ign uut ^pect^y came^

tbty hive Leon to me they have cared ma, aad my heal'h otftisenitliaaiOwiplsMilr reetored. LUCIEN B. JONES.

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BaaAHsgmymaiB i»i

r»kneea,

edj for the cure of oay, Diseaset o'f the*

jrTuary and Seminal Or-

haaBBQkifire«HUiiMW«MUUMo«( ed by a desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, I will send the receipt for preparing aaf using thle medicine, la a scaled envelope, to any one who needs it, Trfof Churgt. a

Addrsu JOSF.PU T. 1NHAH, Station D, Bible House, Jal3dw3mo Sew York City."