Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 March 1869 — Page 3

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A.G

EASTER

THE NEW

CAPT. WM. SABIN,

TEN

HARBISON

OLDSOL'S

the

weekly express

Wednesday Morning, March 24,1869.

CITY NEWS.

Fouu APPLICANTS for the Po^toffice are supposed to be in Washington:*

COL. B. "W. THOMPSON,

I of

approaches thaprics

egga lends upward.

we regret

iearo, is quite ill At his residence. \t

JOHN A. BRYAN has gone to "Wash' ton to look after a route agency.

JossrH

EAST, EIQ.,

style of postage stamps, now

DA. IKE L. MAHAN,

ROCTE

AGENT

10W

ready, will be issued so soon ua the stock is exhausted.

it is reported will

receive the appointment of Revenue Storekeeper for this district.

N. F. CUNTJINGHAM,

ESQ., will not be

a candidate for township trus tee. So the Journal \b informed.

George

11.

Purdy, has

been giving dead ducks to the editor the Indianapolis

SentineL

THE REGISTRY BOARDS

meet ajjain

next Tuesday, to revise the lists for town ship elections.

THE Journal

co&mander of the

steamer Sara Grou&dyke, died in this city Saturday night, of pneumonia. THE NEXT colostial soneaiion will be in June, when Wineck'scomet is announced to show it* narrative.

THE CITY TREASURY

citizens of Sullivan hava subscri

bed one thousand dollars each for the new railroad from that place to Bloomfleld.

CAPT. JOHN

MCIFARLANE will be the

Republican candidate for Trusteo in Sugar Creek Township.

MARSHAL REISS would rather bo Treasurer than Marshal of the city next trip. So wo infor from an item in the Journal.

BUTTER has gone up to such a price that poor-folks have to spread it on mighty thin. There is no good

cows

HON. EMSLEY HAMILTON,

for

this stato of affairs. MARRIED.—In this city, on the 18th inst., by Rsv. S. M. Stimson, Mr. Avory G. Terhune to Miss Sarah E. Peak, both of Terre Haute. ...

it ia current

ly reported, will be appointed Revenue Gauger for this district- the position now occupiod by S. K. Hannegan, Esq.

FRESU FISH.—A Msh dealer informsOis' that with the ilrat warm weather be will have some splendid river flah for his customers.

is willing to Berve as

Postmaster and afior deducting one hundred dollars per month for himself, divide the balanco of the salary among soldiers,' widows.

VELOCIPEDES.—There are sixteen bi-

J. & W.

TUE EXAMINATIONS

IS IT A HOAX?—A card on which was

aro sixteeu bi

cycles in the city at present, and more are being manufactured. It is probable that two months hence there will be at least fifty in use in this city. —————

BLAIZE, proprietors of the

Flouring and Saw mill at Roseville, have subscribed $5,000 in stock foe the extent sion of tho E. & C. Railroad, via Rockvillo to the Illinois State line.

TN E APPOINTMENT

of Revenue Collec

tor for this district, appears to hang fire. Tho earnest is said to be between Col. Hudson and Sam. Magill, Esq., with the chances in favor of the latter.

warm, smiles yesterday caused

beautiful snow" to rapidly turn into tho most execrable slosh, rendering pedesirianism, in anything but stoga boot?, the opposite to pleasant or healthful.

IT IS SUSPECTED

that the special elec

tion in Sullivan and Clay counties, yesterday, resulted in a "grent Democratic victory," and, according to Judge Hanna, saved tho Democrats of those counties from intermarriage with negroes. A happy escape for the latter.

MAYOR'S COURT.—Ilia Honor had yes terd»y one drunken man, and one woman on chargo of keeping a house of bad char acter. There was no trouble in proving •drunk," but tho woman demanded a and after hearing of the case, the six men were unable to agree upou a verdict, and she was discharged.

the jury

of the city n-hools

are progressing quietly and with the most gratifying signs of progress. The pri mary departments of the Fifth ward school will be examined this morning.This afternoon tho intermediate depart ments in the Second and Fifth wards will pass in review also French and Gram roar in the High School.

IT A HOAX?—A

card on which wafl

written the words below was found inserted in a sun-crack of a log on the river bank, about half a mile below the hominy mill, yesterday morning. It may be "hoax," and yet it is possible that another fellow-creature tired of life has stepped into the water and fathomed the mysteries of the "world beyond". The writing in pencil read: I hope that the person who finds this may convey word to my dear wife at Paxton Sullivan Co Ind. This is my last word to her before my departure to eternity God bless you Mattie I. G. and forgive me of this rash act God receives my body G. M. L..

Tfie Republican vbtere~~bf"Harrison Township are hereby requested to meet at the new Court House, in this city, on Saturday afternoon, the 27th inst., at 2 o'clock, for the purpose of nominating candidates to be supported for the following offices at the April Election: 1 town" ship Trustee 4 Constables 7 Supervisors.

L. A.

BURHKTT,

Nathalie Bauer and William Bauer. E,dw^rd Eei)ly apd, Mary Rcilly. Cbristrian Wdthgerad Clarissa ^dinger.

HEAVY JOKE

associates the came of

Col. Alexander with Judge Cookerly for the Mayoralty. MIDDLKTOWN, this county, is anticipating the building of a large edifice for graded schools this summer.

N^l^ingjbiiljjen JoLtAciftbii thieiigh any other channel, and we presume the report arises from the fact of the nomination having been suspended for several

THE

is now in funds,

paying all orders on presentation. The County Treasury is still hankrupt. $ 'm.i.

I THE

¥(V

Review.

The same difference existB here, and, we believe, everywhere. "Grumblers" have always lived and we suppose they will continue to hang on to the outside of the world, until that day comes when they wilt be brushed, off, liko frosted fli^s^uUosthe gre»tjdisap of inani", ty and'olbivfoii. Progresl io ''iftor them with sbarp'sticks, though.

THE ASSISTANT ASSESSORS

Also, a great many parties engaged in such business for the prosecution of which specitU tax, heretofore called license, is o^isalj^d^ («^^o ma^ejeturn of the saoie," and have their name registered

All persons knowing themselves under any obligation, under the Excise Laws of the United States, should come forward at once, and make the required, return, thereby-savingfoe officers' much labor and extra work, and themselves from the

I position^pflPf|ties.- «?»f

ti. A. BunNETT, ESQ returned from Washington' *$%sfferatf® morn fbg. The status in regard to the postoffice we learn .. about as follows: Mr. B. has the endorsement of SbifetotslifolrtoS and Pratt and of Representatives Washburne and Hunter. these_ ^endorsements the papers are iri'tlie hands of Postmaster General Creswell, ready to go to the 'resident. Action, however, has been susponded, for a few days—rumor says two weeks—in consequence of a canard that an indiRBfttibn meeting Bad been held in this city, on the first reception of the news of Burnett's probable appointment.

From this statement it will be seen that there Is a strong prdbkbility that Mr. Burnett will be thesnext Post faster Ter^e Haute, and if such should prove to be the result, we believe bis appointment

useless to expect

MAT

Chairman,

Republican Executive Com.

TOWNSHIP TRUSTS*.—At the urgent solicitation of friends, G. W. Nay lor baa consented to be a candidate for re-elec-tion to the office of Trustee of Harrison Township, at the ensuing April Election.

DIVORCES.—In

announces himself,

this morning, as a candidate for City Treasurer.

the Circuit Court ye«-

day, the solemn pledge to "love, honor and obey, until death do us part," was sundered in the cases of the following parties:

was perpetrated Dy a

brakettnib on "tfie T. MZ& 1. R. 21. last Wednesday. Three men stepped into a box car atfjj£n%bti$lBcf1 tb ride down to Brazil on the occasion of Dan Yoorhees speech jThex'hjad ecarcgly "s|huggled' themb^lveljn^whA* the aiiti-D§m~ocratic brakesman suddenly closed and fastened the d^gf%-^it1feat iiiht of day at the switch near the Fair grounds, east of this city. .v.,.-'' 0!

SPECIAL

i^ jyMterday^ Cincinnati

jjEnquirer,

from Washington, under date

The contest over the Terro Haute post office, which,w^s once settled in favor of Burnett, has Mrar^pehed,'^Waiting the i-esult of the election by the people to settle thejehoi^ea «.*« \f

———

fish law is being violated every

day by seining in the Wabash.—Journal!. Our netghbd^ii Mislkkltit Sikd be'been

careful reader of the EXPRESS, he would have koovyn jyi^t the law of March 9th, 1867, malting it unlawful to trap, net, shoot, or sein flsb^in'1 any 'lake, river or stream, for tho period of two" years, has expired, so far as efttire prohibition is concerned, »nd hereafter it is only unlaw ful to trap, net, or sein fish between the first day of May and the first day of Sep tember of each year.

THE DIFFERENCE.—We

saw a man

the other day pay his taxes, and he grumbled and stewed because he had to pay two dollars and fifty-seven cents school tax. We saw another, David Metzger, pay seventy-six dollars school tax, and he thanked God that he had so good a school in his neighborhood. That is just the difference.—Onarga

RKAX

of this Di

vision inform us tbat^jimtwitbstanding they have notified persons liable to Income tax, a large number of them have not yet made their return, and tbfft it ill 'becjlmfl tbeir j^nflM»&nMttty- to maike assessments upon tho best information they can obtain, undgadd the penalties, according to law.

immediate

and

entire

satirf^»on y^|^^ta)on )f t|ny mat-

ter that involves convicting interests. Each candidate has Kis friends, and they will share with him whatever disappointment may result from failure to secure the prize. It^u £®??W» *h#t the principaf'competitors" who have entered the lists fer ounPoaBrffice, 'are all good men, and that to whomsoever of them the prize shall be allotted, the intereata of the port#! *r^f^-' be -wrelL cared for, •to&'t&epeople'mll submit with cheerfulness to the decree of those to whom the decision is entrusted.

understand why you fcaVe

the headache so often when you _know that a common parlor coal fire, every twelve hoars, renders 42,000 gallons air unfit to support life. If is simply matter of ventilation or death is a

A NEW MATERIAL

for ladies' dresses

silken fabric of a bronza hue, and, when closely fitting, it gives the wearer the appearance of a bronze statue which has just come down from its pedestal for shopping excursion, or to make a morning call.

EXCHANGE

says that "woman

composed of two hundred and forty-three bones, one hundred and nine muscles, and three hundred and ninety-six pins. Fearfully and wonderfully made, and to be bandied with great c»re to avoid scratches wq.ai*

MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT

MATRIMONIAL.-"Hitelling

On the first of March there were in store at the distillery warehouse 2,313 barrels of whisky, making in all 97,356 gallons of the pure and adulterated spirits.

During the month of February there were manufactured at the establishment 457 barrels, making 19,013 gallons.

The amount of beer made at the samn distillery, foots up 220,355 gallons, and the amount consumed is put down at 218,159 gallons.

Thfl number of gallons of beer on band March 1st, 1869, was 28,986 gallons. Dunne, the month of February 357 barrels of whisky were withdrawn from the government store house.

A SWINDLER.—About the first of

NEW BOUNTY ACT.—The bounty

bill which passed Congress on the 3d in etant, provides that every soldier who was discharged by reason of "expiration of term of serviee" shall be held to have completed his full term of enlistment, and be entitled to bounty accordingly.— Also that the widow, minor children or parents in the order named, of any sol dier who shall have died after being hon oratly dTscTiarged, shall be entitled to receivo the additional bounty to which such soldier would be entitled if living. All Claims for bounty under the act of July 1866, shall be void unless presented prior to December 1, 1869.

ESTATE TRANSFERS.—The fol

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

Wm. Loveze to Geo. F. Ellis, lot in the 'city for $1,300. Jerry Malone to Samuel Archer, 40 acres in Nevins township, for $800.

Thomas Durham to Daniel D. Walker, 5 acros in Honey Creek township for $400.

W- W. Gordon to J. A. Gilbert, lot in Prairieton for $100. Henry Clark to Joseph Grover, lot in Grovot's sub-division for $800.

John Stevens to the same, lot in Grover's sub-division for $300. E. M. Gilman to Cynthia A. Britton, lot in the city for $600.

Hannah Miller to Setli Engle, five aares in Nevins township for $80. John C.Jones to Wm. B. Oliphant, lot in city for $3,000.

Charles O. Wood and Maxwell C. Wood to James Allen, lot in city for $9,000.'

Mary Wolfo to N. Wolfe 40 acres in Fayette township for $1,300. Jacob H. Hussong to Sebastian and Joseph Mooter, 37 acres in Sugar Creek township for $900.

L^uis Gottschalk to John Kizer, lot in Sibley's addition for $1,600. Jauies M. Allen to M. C. & C. O. Wood, lot in Naylor's survoy for $4,000.

David G. Clom to John E. Deust, 51 acres in Honey Creek township for $3,000.

Geo. Kramer to Sebastian Krame', lot in city lor $400. Samuel Brown tD Elijah M. Gilman, 2 lots in Slbloy's addition for $3,200.

Eliza H. Myers to Lucinda L. Cooper, lot in city for $4,000. Wm. B. Myers to same, lot in city for $600.

Thomas Briggs to Geo. W. Riley, 80 acres in Otter Creek township for $1,600.

Thomas B. Snapp to James Cox, lot in Rose's sub-division for $1,025. PROCLAMATION.

STATE OF INDIANA. 1 EXECUTIVE

WHERAS.

MAN KILLED BY THE CARS—Tuesday

scattered

aDGut town contains the fallowing refreshing puff of a perambulating family pill: "This pill is as mild as a pet lamb and it don't go fooling about. It attends strictly to business, and is as certain an alarm clock."

January a man went through the lower part of this county and Sullivan county, representing himself as the agent of the Mclntyre Gift Enterprise, selling tickets at one dollar each, or twelve for ten dollars. A novel feature of this drawing was, that every ticket was sure to draw a prize, none less than fifty cents, while there was a chance of drawing thousands of dollars. The net profits were to be given to the support of the Mclntyre Institute, an educational institution, located at Philadelphia. The fellow was so oilytongued that he sold large numbers of tickets— mostly in packages of a dozen for ten dollars,, as according to representations the purchaser could not lose more than four dollars, for he was sure to get back six dollars. Our informant, a very worthy farmer of this county, and a subscriber to the the WEEKLY EXPRESS invested

DEPARTMENT.

The General Assembly of

the State of Indiana, at its late Regular Sessien, failed to pass the necessary appropriations to carry on the State Government and to meet the current expenses of the Benevolent and other Public Institutions of the State, and by reasm thereofj tho public welfare imperatively requires that said General Assembly should be convened in Speecial Session with the least practicable delay

THEREFORE,

I, CONRAD BAKER,

Gov

ernor of the State of Indiana, do issue this Proclamation convening tho General Assembly ofthe Stato in Special Session, and summoning the members thereof to meet in their respective Halls of legislation in the State House, at Indianapolis, at two o'clock

of THURSDA Y, f"

8th day of April, A. D., 1869. In witness whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my name and caused tho seal of the State to be hereunto affixed, at In-. dianapoli9, this 22d day of March, A. D1869.

[L. S.] I CONRAD BAKER By

the Governor:

M. F.

A. HUFFMAN. Secretary of State,

SINGULAR

straps" were

issued, last week by the County Clerk to the following parties: Alexander P. Asbury and Almira Bitcher. Louis Bechtold and Minnie Krebs. James H. Clark and Sarah P. Showalter. John E. Kelsheimer and Ann Munsoon. Michael Galegan and Elizabeth Williams. Avory G. Terhune and Sarah E. Peak. Wm. M. Besler and Lucinda B. Melick. Jacob Roth and Paulina Englet. Orln Haulin and Mary E. Harney. Geo. W. Ltttlejohn and Eliza

McNab-

ney. WHISKY AND BEER.—The Journal

evening.as the western train due here at 10:25, was passing Charleston, Charles Rivers was run over and killed. He was a carpenter, employed in the planing mill at that place, and on that afternoon went to Mattoon for work. While there he became intoxicated, and in getting off the train on his return to Charleston, missed his footing and fell between the cars. His body was nearly severed in twain and his legs and arms broken in several places. One more victim added to the roll of whisky's doings! —————

THE RAILROAD WEST.—We lea^n th*t the route of eztension of the Terre Haut and Indianapolis railroad'to the Illinoin State line has not been located, reports to that effect being without prefer ^foundation. The Darwin and Marshall route® are warmly contesting for the prize, an| any amount of strategy is being broughi into action. The route to be finally se| lected will depend greatly on Uiose locally benefitted yi granting the rigbi of way and in affording material aid. —1

IN.CIDEPT.-At

THE DWELLING

has

been furnished with the following interesting statistics in regard to the manufacture of whisky and beer at the McGregor distillery in this city:

HASTE MAKES WASTE —A

SCIENTIFIC

in a package of a dozen tickets, as did many of his neighbors, and a Baptist minister in Sullivan county took three packages—thirty dollars—one each for himself, a son and a daughter! Anxious inquiries are now being made for the Mclntyre Institute. —————

NAT.

OUR IRON FOUNDERS and Machinists at present have all the work they can do, and it is with difficulty a small job can be "edged io.'' We are glad to notice this condition of affairs. The same is true with almost all other .branches of mechanics

MAYOR'S COURT.—On

Hon. Joftft 8,

Rockvillo, on

Sunday evening last while the venerable Rev. W. A. Smith, was preaching in the Methodist Church, a small bird was seen flitting around the room, when suddenly it began to ciiole above the minister's head, and rested on his right shoulder.— Remaining perched for.a minute it again! arose, made the circuit of the room, when' it alighted on a gentleman in the audience, who took jt in band, and restrained the littlo intruder of its lfberiy until the conclusion of the service.'

couple of

our friends who reside a short distance out tho National road, and beg us to keep their names out of print, rode tbelr horses into town and down Main street,yesterday, in sueh haste as to make a serious fracture of the municipal law for the dis couragement of fast driving. They were so unfortunate as to pass in review before officer Reagan, who judged their display of horsemanship entitled them to a call on Mayor Cookerly. His Honor asked theln for the loan of a small sum, which rather than pay they proposed to appeal to a higher court.

buggist has discovered

that if you will crush a common caterpil lar in May you will annihilate an ancestor who would have had by the following October a numerous little off-spring of 6,500,000.

AID

the appraisers of real estate, to

have every piece of land entered on the tax duplicate, Mr. Wm. Paddock, the County Auditor, has carefully and skillfully made plats of all the real estate in this county, as held by its several owners. Auditor Paddock deserves much credit for his services in this respect.

F. CUNNINGHAM

Saturday Nettie

Griffith, a high-spirited female woman was brought up on charge of throwing stones at the house of Frank Patton and calling women unpleasant names:' The parties reside in tho south-western porthn of the city, tb»t fragrant locality known as Bagdad. The affair was a mixed up family stew, highly seasoned. The gentle Nettie was set down for $11,25 worth of fine and costs, which a friend "stayed."'

An assault and battery case from Pier3on township, cost Webb Tryon, the offending party, a five dollar greenback.

A MUSICAL

CONVENTION

JURIES.—

will be held

in this city, commencing about the 19lh day of April, continuing day and evening for one week, elosing with a monster vocal and instrumental concert. Prof. B. F. Baker, principal of the Boston Academy of Music, has been secured to lead the exercises, assisted by Prof.

E. C.

Kil-

burne, from tho Ohio Normal Music School, at Ashland. The musical talent of this city, wiilf great unanimity, have expressed a willingness to take part, and a cordial icvitation is extended to friends of music in the surrounding towns to join in the musical festival. Further particulars will be given as the time approaches.

The citizens below named

have been summonned to serve on the petit jury of the Circuit Court which convened Monday morning Nathaniel Lee, Josiah Stutz, D. W. Rankin, Wm. B. Green, Wm. A. Bryson, John Copeland,^ Philip Newhart, James Hook, Ch. Eppinghousen, James Jordon, j-, Nathan Balding, John H. Sykes,

By action of the recent Legislature the grand jury has been transferred from the Circuit to the Criminal Court, and will not convene until the meeting of the latter Court, the first Monday in April The following gentlemen have been summoned to serve on that jury t. Henry Boyle, Henry Robinson, Origin B. Soules, Orson Morgan, S. n. Potter, Fred. Fisher,

John Pratber,

John Weisbacb, Robert Gilcrees, Samuel Rigney, D. B. Irwin, Thos. Dermody.

ENGINEERS from Terre Haute were in town several days this week. They appear in behalf of the people of Terre Haute, chief among whom is Cbauncey Rose, one of the wealthiest men in the State. The engineers are reconnoitering preparatory to making a preliminary survey of the proposed railroad line from Terre Haute to this pl^.—Blocmt/Uld moerat

CRAIN

his be appoint judjj& of the new

Crimfdalifctf i* Vthis The ap yointi&eftt jlj. give

THE Board of Directors of State Pris on .South met at that institution last Thursday, and reorganized by electing Hon. F.'SL Hflfediti, of this city, President. .Ourformer townsman, Col. Sbuler, is proving- to^ie very, competent and efficient watitoa, :aad this affairs of the

PARDONED.—William Lucas who was" sent from .this county to the Jeffersonville State Prison on the charge of grand larceny, for a term

"pt

SAM

of a Mr. Carpenter,

in the north part of this county, was destroyed by fire, on Wednesday, together with all the household goods, while the family was absent. The neighbors immediately wont to work to erect another house, a log structure, and yesterday were in the city purchasing a complete outfit to set the family to housekeeping again. It does our heart real good to write such an item as this, showing that the milk of human kindness has not all runout. if

———

FATAL ACCIDENT!—Wednesday even-

ACCIDENT !—Wednesday

SPEER'S "STANDARD WINK

:ment

BARTLETT

is to be the

Democratic candidate for Trustee ofHarrison township. The'Democracy are preparing for a vigorous fight to obtain this mportant office, and our people must up and at tbem.

& GRUNDY

SPEER'S

CITY ELECTION.

PLKARC

to announce ray name as caml'date

for the Ifice of Gity Treasurer, at tbo Muoic.'ptil election.

We a*e aathcrtaed to snnonnco the name of R. O. WH1TEMAN as a c»cdidn~t9for City Mrrabai, sutjaot to the decision of Ui« ficpiiMuan nomination.

LOCAL .NOTICES.

Rear in Mind that

ACCOBDISO

t'a-

CMrt

int$rcft§son& of you folks who ilegramf tOL If now-that they, scoot

w.ei .he'wfreS arihs rate'1 of 6,000 miles in fi'ity-eight- setonds, as has been'shown by- recent experiments^ between Boston »Tjd Sab, Francisco.

TJ"

sevdn-yelsrs, baB been

pardoned ouT of.tb'at institution. He is Faid to'be in the last stsgo -of consumption, anf 'fbr that .reason was set at liberty.

E. & C. R. R. EXTENSION.—At the railroad meeting held on Saturday last at Rosedaie,' favoring the extension of the E. & C. Railroad to the State line from that:'point, expressions of opinions were made by a number of citizens present, indicating a decided purpose to render material aid to the enterprise.

THE

MAGILL, Esq, the prospective

Revenue Collector for this district, was in^tbe city yesterday, lie positively informsAls he has no intention of removing the office to Rockville, for the very good reason that this would render it almost valueless toxica.,, as the great bulk of the busin'ees fs' transacted in ihis city. Be* sides he wishes to remove to this city in in order that' his .children may avail themselves of our excellent school privileges. r"

THE first question that greets a police

even

ing, about five o'clock, while Thomas Easton was engaged in burning down a tree on his farm, two miles south of Clinton, on the opposite side of the river, it unexpectedly fell upon him, fracturing his skull, from which injury he died soon after being removed to the house. He leaves a wife and several children, with a farm about half paid for. —————

MISHLER'S

Hit KB BITTER-}in ekilirully compounded, fre* from injoriotiri component purt-s, aureeabl'* to iho tkate, and destructive to diHOftNO. If ou detect aoy change from th» natural fuoctFona of teur system, no inatiet bow trival, or vhere located, or if disea^o has already entrenched itself, th^ really true and reliable remo^y in either

CHSO

SPECIAL NOTICES. We wonlJ call attention to fact that

TUELL, RLPLEY & DEMING

are offering extra inducements to pcrsou in van

DRY GOODS.

FOR

SALE- -CHISAP—TWO

]7d2t«:it

"AGENTS, LOOK!

AIIOID

Fira a

DRY

NEW FOUNDATION.

and Fancy Goods, Watches, J.-wlry, Glasswa/e, Silverware. Cottons, Kewirtr, Wringing, and Knitting Machines, Leather Goods, Ac.

Sind f^r Circulars, and we will astonish you with the quantity and quality of goods w* wi'l sell for ONJC DOJkLAR. Agents wanted. Addre* DAVEWPORT

CO., 71 & 71^ Wa

ter StM Boston, Mas*. 24wm

LAND AGENCY.

LAND AGENCY,

On Ohio Street, betw.eeJ Third and Fourth Luis Bwight u4 SoM on Reasonable Cow•lasiOB. $500,000 worth of dealrable City and Country property for lale, Honaes for rent. oct28dw6n

to tha~be(t information we

can obtain, as we go to press, the 16p,000 Democrats of Indiana were not entirely routed by 6,000 colored «en yea'erday, The result of the spfecitfl elections in forty-six countiwwas so iar favorable to the "unterrified" that tboy have ardent hopes of Etaving off "intermarriage"—so much dreaded by Judge Hanna—until the next general election. By that time the elevating influences of education will have "boo3ted" S&mbo to such an extent as to render tho Democracy entirely safe. Heantimij, to quiet "any'fears that the rnoro timorous Democratic souls may be tormented with, let the General As sembly make it a capital offense for any Democrat, of either gender, to '"intermar-

with the race that can't carve a statue, nor write an epic poem." "We aro confident that all respectable and intellfgsnt colored men will hoarlily approve sueh an enactment. It might bp "rung in" as an amendment to Pierce's dog-law

following is the LaFayette

ier's

BITTERS

When our systems are in anywise out of order, wo are, more or lefs, incapable of«performirig our duties for want of energy. Speer's '.^Standard Wine Bitters" will be found to be an invaluable aid in case of debility arising from derange-

of the system. Sold by Druggists 20dwlt .»*

A BLIND man named Newland, con-

buy and rell

more Books.and Stationery than any other house in tbo city, and, of course, they will not allow themselves to be undersold, neither will they cut prices.— Their motto is—As low as the lowest. [20,d4tw2t i.,r-

POISON.—Arsenic being a verye'jeap remedy for Chils and Fever,onters largely into the composition of all the patent nostrums of the day, for the cure of this disease, EXCEPT ARMSTEAD S TON IC SYRUP, which is the only pure and safe remedy Use no other if you regard your your future health. [_24,w2w

STANDARD WINE BITTERS

Cour

report of a miserable farce enacted over the remains of old man Todd and wife At Lebanon the other day "While the crowd was present, to the number of about two hundred, aboard of eight judges were appointed, who sat on one side of the table in the church, where the examination was made, whiie tho entire crowd were marched singly past the bodips, each one being required to touch the body under the idea that when the guilty one touched it, the blood would Sow afresh from tho wounds. The individuals on whom dark suspicion rested, were present and among the others passed the ioolish ordeal, fit only to be performed in ages of darkest superstition. The Judges pronounced the guilty one not present." Ptwi.ia

It is hard to believe in the existence of so ignorant a community as this, would indicate the people of Lebanon to be.— We hope there is some mistako about the matter.

officer from any other city, when he goes to the police of Indianapolis to initiate measures looking to the arrest of a party accused of crime, is this "Is there any money in it?" And when the eagerness of the Indianapolis police to pocket the whole or an undue proportion of a re-

ward results in the escape of criminals, nothing is more common than to hear innocent parties accused of "selling out" the escaped birds. This thing has gone far enough. —————

killed at La

Two otters were recenily Fayetie. One of them weighed twenty* two pounds, and measured four feet and a half in length.

nected with the State Institute for The Blind, broke a leg, the other day, in attempting to ride a velocipede. =====

MILITARY CLAIMS.

MLLITAKY

CLAIMS-CARD FOB 1869.

DAVID S, DANALDSOft, Military Attorney, Notary and Claim A sent, Regularly Authorized and licensed. Office—Farrington Block,

N E. Corner Public Square, UP STAIBS, FIRST DOOR, FKRKE HAVTK, INI)

highly recommended by physicians fur Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic properties, its purity, and its delicious flavor. feb23dwlt.

Pntnion Claims Prosecuted. Avof Pay Procured, BOUNTY MWNEY. COLLECTED,

\™IEEDS

Mb. uanalhson well uudefsUuds the mode of -»dju tiripMVid cilteciin* af.jr claim* growing out o? ttc« nt Tvoljelliou, nod for l*»i7 and 1868, has coikctd) an*1 pfttd over to tho claimant* more

TK'iu

JOSEVH[KAST.

Two Uuu'lr**-! I'lionfrand Dollar*

tui

vd t.».re

MISULKR'S HERB BETTERS. This »s8oni..n, Is based uprm what we know it will do in rtdj*vtfir, coring and warding cfT dieoa^c. For want of pp^ee wo cannot detail (be diverpified uics thin Bit. tor?, but tu-general effort* upon the linman system are to parify th* blood and secretion* corra:t mjrMd change* in the blood,equalize itscireolation, enrich iss constituents and regulate it* ap^ly it imparls vita ity and elasticity t" vpry orgtn overcomes all functional derangement assists in the process of digestion creates h'xaliLy appetite prevents and curts miasmatic and intrrmitteiit fevf rs, dypp^psla, liver cornt laint, nervous headachs kidney affocliona. and revive* ihe phys cttl energies by infusing jiew life and power into the system. d»-1v

To RcinoTe Moth Patches, Freeh la* and Tan from tho faoe, use Perry's Moth an Freckle Lot'ou. Prepared only, by I)r. B.

PEBET. Sold by alt Droggisto.

For Black Worms and Pimples on tlio Face, nee PEBBT'S COMEDOKE

IIHV«

lost

IIAS

PfDSioni, it uow applied for and anted, will ooi'ii'Hw.C' ut tho date ol the Holdier'ci discharge. N time should bt lott, at this lavorablo provmlu.i tei mioAtt totally about Jut 180, or ut five y«\'8 ufier th* (iischargo.

Arro»it'H of pouaion m»y now t9 had iu ali o»-t9 wJiS tj the pousiou does not couimeoce at the date of dioCh-ugo, or de th of bn poidier. Look ut your oorlific.WoH an 1 call on me.

Uoun clfti-jifl undor the recent law, act of Jnly 2 1.11, are now uonrty all paid. Anew tftw lor tho next and la«t bouuty, may, perhaps, pft.'td this winter. If so, applications may b» in ad- theci»mlpg Spring or Kuronior. I «i!1 give notice nhou such law is pAH'cd. No endons •«avo yl nllowed for

$ervice

in the war of

L812. Si* Lard W-rranto need b« expect for perrice in th" Utf wiir. and no further bounty to vet* mnu, v-|io Lashnd throe or fonr hundred doUar^. hava uiTfir lo-»« a good cialra where the p*rty poimitud r» niamigoit in my own way. I

C-ainis

on accoant of aoch in-

t^rfcretc*. Uofvr Morrhiut., B.-iO^eia an Citizens (.'t-iK-rutly, and to any one of ihe thousand whose claim* liavo b-en o'btaiued by

DIS.

j.Oiwtf U. d. DANALDSON

LEATHER, HIDES &C.

A. BURNETT, iMaiitil triur. and

Lesither, Hides, Oils, Sboe Findings, mid Currier's Tools, \OH. 141 & 1411 MAIN ST., TKRIIK HAUTE, INI).,

u!d

repent

folly inform hs

tho public

liciti orih

I er Seating, Pad Skins, tr., kc. S01E—Oixk, lloitilock,

I Volbie

bu-

tinem homes, on t?onth Third Blr:it. One dwelling *nd Urge lot, on 8trA»b»rry liili.— Would exchange purt of it for a fatm in I'.aatern part of the State. JAMKS

^et.

SUnghtvr, fiuenos Ayres,

und Kr^uch

Grain,

|kin*,«tc.

See adve-tiseisent. d*w

ROAJSS—CochiL.cn1,Marc*»n,

Leather,

Spins,

Lace ather, Chamois

Blue,

and

Cr»»rni.

G.een,Yollow,

LIVING SKINS—W ?, T|nkt

Yellow and

1Tmnpico,

Lt-g, *d,

Terto llaute,

Lastlngfi, J^oot

Shoe

Pack.

Cement,

Bristles

Kyel^tp, OtfrJc Uo!es,

'Uaohinc \Vax, Onm

Tracacantb,

1 d.e BUckinK, 5Iftfh«noThread, Sh-»" Bl»ckinc tnd

Natlp, Awl«

Brnabcs,

and Tacks, ho©

B«ar1s,

—«*limpe, fkn^t Tne

,0')A d£ draping

Machines,

itc.. Ktc.,

OILS—tod.

C1VCIH1IATI MAJULMT.

By Te!oer»ph OmonmtTi. Xirtk S3, and prfe« moImI. W »JEAT— Dnll aad nomjait.

COBH—Doll at 63c ud tb* (UaUBdiifht. OATS—Doll, No 1 *t 64«65c. WHISKY—Dnll, it to held it 91c, tmt not Mle* bleat better than 90.

FBOV1SIONS—Very Dull,

dsBtnd, price*

are nomioal. MESS POBK—Held at 132, BULK liBATS—19)4

kBd

HK aomlaaUy.

BA ON—Doll, no lalea' thoaldersHii, clear rib sideilfrJi and clear 1 Tii nomioaUy,

LiBD—Conld have been DPnght at 18^. HAMS—Sugar cued 18)^919. BUTTJCit—Jfirm and itarce. fresh at 40045. EGGS—Advanced to 24@25 and the iupply light. (JOFFE15—8toady, fo'r to choice at 22 to 26.

HOI.ASSCS—Quiet, H. O. at 60085. CLOVEB SEED—Dull at 1&X io the amall way, TIMOTHT—Declined to «S 15»2 25. GOLD—131 bnying.

NSW YOHK KAJUCSTf By Telegraph.] Haw Toaa, March tS. FLOUR—Dull and favor* buyere with tale* at $5 45@6 00 for tuperfine State and weatera, 16 10 gfi 66 for common choice extra Stato, 6 10$ 7

for extra westorn, 7 0507 60 for white wheat extra, 6 £537 36 for & l, 7 0008 60 for extra St. Louis, 9 00@12 00 for good choice do., closing quiet.

CORN MEAL—Quiet. WHISKY—Nominal. WHEAT—Without decided change, opening strong and closing dnll and drooping at (I 1 42 for No 2 spring in store and delivered, 1 for No 2 and 3 do, mixed, 1 GO01 83 for amber Michigan, 1 62@1 62% for white California.

COBM—Opened firm and closed dnll, holden disposed to realize, at 84@87 for new mixed western, chiefly 85086^ for hew yellow western, 87 for old mixed western, 90 delivered, 82 fer inferior white western, 85(§85% for New Orleans

mixed.

OATS—Dull at73@73% for western in store and 74%@(g75 for do afloat. *, COFFEE—Firm,

SUGAR—Firmer,. Cuba llj^(812%.f--MOLASSES—Firm, Muscovado at 50c. POBK—Dull and lower at S30 95031 12 for new mess, closing at 31 00 cash, 30 UO for old do, 2(i 50327 25 for prime and 28 75090 00 for prime

mesa.

(JUT MEATS—Dull at 13@13}£ for shoulders, and lG%(ai7 for hams. HOGi—Dressed dull at 13%@13% for woatern and 14J4 for city.

MIDDLED—Quiet and steady at 1601S% for Cumberland cut, 17J017}£ for long clear and 17% for long cut hams.

LARD—Heavy aud lower at 17%018, chiefly 1S%018J6 for steam and 19019^ tor kettle. HOTTER—Quiet at 30040 for Ohio, 40055 for State. »*.«*•.••

CHEESE—Quiet at 18023. MONEY—Active at 7percenton call. GOLD—Steady, opened at 31 and closed at 31% @ai%.

Or eat ^Distribution by the Metropolitan Ciflt C«.—Caah Oifla to tbe Ainoant «r (SIW.MO,Kvery Ticket Draws a Prise. 6 Cash Gifts Each $10,000 1« 5,000

20 1,000

40 600 200 10J 300 60 60 Elegant Rosewood Pianoi...Bach 9300 to $760 7 Melodeons 75 to 160 SS0 Sewing Machinfi 60 to 175 500 Kiue Gold Watches..... 76 to 300

Cash Prizes, 8ilver Ware, 4c., all VALUED AX 91,000,000 A Ohanco to Draw Anj/ of the above priten for 35c. Tickets describtng Prizes are

SCALED

in En

velopes and thoroughly mized. On receipt of 25 cents, a Sealed Ticket is drawn witbout choice and sent by mail to any addrees. The Prize named upsn it niil be delivered to tbe ticket-holder on payment of

ONE,addr«ss DOLLAR.byPrizes

ly sent to .any express or return mail. lou will know what yoar Price befbre you pay for It. Any prize may be aoiissu ior another of the samo valne. So Blanks. Our patrons can depend on fair dealing.

RErxREN-CES.—We solfct the fo'lowiog from many who have lately drawn Valuable Prises aud kiad|y permittee us to puDlish tbem 9. T. Wil. kins, Buffalo, 85,000. Miss Annie Monroe, Chica* go. Piano, $6oO Johu D. Moore, Louisville, #1,000 Miss Emma Walworth, Milwaukee, Piano, S500 ltev. E. A. Day, New Orleans, $5C0. Wu publish no names without permis»lon.

Opinions of tbe Freai.—"The firm is reliable, and deserve iheir success."—aWeeklydeal

bune,

STATEOFPleas

EXECVTED,

Vouchers Made out and Pension Money Drawn from Any Pension Agency in the United Staff n. PROTK8TS IS8UKD/ Land Warrants Assigned, Bought and Sold, and Defective Assignments Corrected.

Tri

Oct. 8. "We know them to be fair ing firm."—N.

T. Berald,

Oct. 38. "A friend ot

onrsdrew a #500 priz», which was promptly received. "—Daily

Neun,

Dec. 3.

Send ftr circular. Liberal inda:ements to Agents. Satisfaction gear .nteed. Every packago of Sealed Kn vet opes cont»in one

CASH

oirT.

Six Tickets for£l 13 for $2: 35 for $5 110 for 815,00. All l. tterB slionld be addressed to

IURFER. WILSON & CO

miiU lt 173 Broadway, N-T.

INDIANA, VrGO COTJNTT, 89:

Common Court, August Term, 1861. Ttioma* HeenHn") vs Complaint In Attachment. Joseph K.JIcareJ

On this day, to-wit: the 17th day of March, A. D. iSC'i, conit a tho Plaiutiff by K. -H. Simp»on, Attorsoy, and flte thoir complaint herein aUo plaiutifffj affidavit showing that the defendant is a Don-reaidtut of the Stato ot Indiana.

N»tice i^ therefore hereby given to the sa^ De* foQdant o' tbe filing and p-ndency of this proceedio^T, anil that the same will be heard and determined at the next Term of onr said Conrt, commencing on the third Monday of August next A. D,, 1£'9.

Attest: MARTIN H0LLINGBR Mai24w3 .rrf^O.OO «Ierk, gEALED PEOPOSALS.

Notice iahoroby given (hat Sealed Proposals will bo received at the Acditor's Office until the 13th day of April, I860, lor famishing medicine, medical and turgical attendance on ihepoorof Yico county, /or cneyear from the lat o. May, I860. Bids will be received from each District separately.

ob-

hundred Pettdiou Certificates, for

wcutidoi) iojuroil coldior.--, widows, raothers, and uiinor •hu«lrin, Hud seveo huodied bounty ohtckn f. dlrifbar^id private.

Tho First District ioclndej all that part ot Vigo county, whl:h lies north of the center of Township No. 11, north, on the cast side of the Wabash Jliver.

The *o:ond District is all that part of said county which lies south of the center of Township No. 11 north and east of I he Wabash river.

Ihe Third District is all that part of Vigo county, which lies west of the Wabash river. The Board reserves the right to reject all bids.

By order of the Board of Commissioners ot Vigo county. WM, PADDOCK, Auditor Vigo Couuty.

Marl 11860-d3twt2d Tues

PUBLIC SALE. The undcreignod will sell at his rosidence, Ki7er,.xMilkFarm, on Wednesday, March Slst, 18t9, at public auction, the following: 11 h*ad of horseB, 1 a ran of mules, 3 milch cows, (two fre*h thefirst of May) 9hoad ofyoangeattle 14 head othogs, (3 bead, Chester-whites) A large lot of poultry, 2 farm wagons, a milk wagons, 1 express wagon, 1 top buggy, 1 wheelbarrow, 2 qett* of chain harness, 2 Baddies, 3 setts of single baggy harness, 1 excel oir ro-*p r, 1 fanning mill,

HOQ

eld

gun.

»rH

AND

PIMTLE

REMEDY, prepared only by Dr. B.

PEROT, -19

Bond street, New York. Sold everywhere. The trnde supplied by Whole'ale Hediciae DIMICIS. niRrl7decd8m-w3m

patrons, and

rally, that he has on hand and

hole grain drill, 1 spring haj rako 1 revolvinjf rakp, cutting boxes, 1 breaking plow, 3 stubbl* plows,3 siagle bar plows, 2 single shovel and 2 double shovel plows, 1 log chain, 1 roller, 1 Harrow, 1 sle^, 2 nay racks, sing'o and double tiee*, 1 cross cut saw, 1 grind stone, potatoe hooks, hoes, forks, shovels Ac 16 stacks of hay, 35 bushels seed potatoes, 1 cook store audi parlor stove, 2 cupboards, 1 wardrobe, 2 beds, and other tilings to numerous tomention.

TEBMS OP BALK—-All

so-

for the varion* hindp of goods

adapted to

the want«of

lloot nuiS Shoe Maunfactnre«, ^adtlle and Harness Hakers Denleri,

Consisting of

Harness, Shirting, Fair and Ulaek Bridle,Collar Leather, Bag Leather,IAne Leath-

SPECIFIC PILL, FOB THE CUBE OF

SEXUAL DEBILITY. TWO

and American Calf and

Wax

Upper, Buff, Gr»in

Ilus*

Onrac^a. Patnas,

Cap«,

Simoo Goat,

Frer ch lid American.ctc.

CALK KID

Van

KATON,

PLASTEiiKU'S

UAlR ,,.t

Web, J*"•

ninn.ng",

Oaiter Web,

G^'r^n^0, Laco?, Ci»li-«r.uf,

Shoe

B.C.

Straits and Bank.

Sicily, Sumac and Japonica. THREAD, NKKIILKS, \M» SKWINC MACHINE THREAD

AND SILK.

8®" CA?H for Kurn, 8be»p Pelt*, Deer Skinr, »nd Leather to the Boatib. Consignment# always Receive

P/ompt Attention,

Feb5dwtf

INSURANCE, la

OBTAIN

SIX BOXES or the Specific Pill

Will Promptly and Permanently care sny Cftseo SPKRMATUORBBEA. 8RMINAL WBAKKE88.

ISYOLL'MTAKL NIGHTLY or UAILY LOSSES,

however Origianllj Uaa-ed, or However Aggravated in Character while tbor will speedily cor rect those tarriolo morbid condition* which spricf from the primary diaease, or from lecrot vice.

TIIE SPECIFIC PILL iwqnally applicable to the treatment of every kind of Genital or U!inary Irritation, In capacity, or Imdotenty I)iahettfl, Lime, .or "Brick Dnst" in the Umra Milk Diacharpcs Inflammation or weakness 01 thoKidoxys, Ac. Olertiymon. Lawyer*, Stadenti and all whose

BRAIN

Threads.**-..

and

FOB THE

THIRTY TXARS—

used accDrding to directions it will speedily re* store the

VIRILE PSWSEA

in all cases of

Impotency

or Incapacity. V&-JL NEW TREATI8E-W ciTine the most prominent

and

CAUSES

MEAFO

and

STXPTOVS

or onar. of SEXUAL DKBIL1TT, will

be mailed freet# all sufferers of either nx. Price fl per box six boxes for $5, by mail* J. WINCHESTER & CO.,

Sole Proprietors,

36 JOHN STREET, N. Y, For mle by ALL DBtTGGISTS InTern Haate. apri!22weowly ins

NATIONAL

LIFE INSURANGE CO.,

United States of America.

VAsamaroB, D. C.

CH1ET1K1D

SPECIAL ACT ef MMISS

AmOTEB JtntiT 5», 1888. "fc# Ot

CASH CAPITAL. 91,000,000,

PAID IH FULL

s&si BRANCH OFFICKi First National Bank Building, V*' PHILADELPHIA. Where the general biuinfaa of tho Company transacted, and to which all general correspondence should be addreaed.

OFFICER* s|.,

OLABKNOX H. OLAUK, PrftlueDtJ JAY COOK^ Chairman Finance and Execn" Committee. HENBJf D/COOKE, Vlco-Prealdeut.

PEET'

^oc-etary and Ar.,„ary.

Thl« Company, National in its character, offo by reason of its large Capital, Low Ratcn ef Premium and Kew Tables, iho moat dcslral)!i mean4 of insuring life yet presented to the r.nl'ic.

The rate) of i-r^mium Leicg largely rn uceii, are mode as favorable to the insurers as lliosa of the best Mutual Companies, auJ avoid all tbn complication* ard cnceriaictioa or Kotos, Dividends, and the misandf-rsfati ings whicb the latter are to apt to cauao th- Pji'cy-Hol rr.

Several new and attractive tab'os are uow presented, which need only to bo unu'erati-od tn prove acceptable :o the' puhlic, inch «s the IN-COJIE-PBOOOOINO POLICY nud KKTl'BN PBEUIUM POLICY. In the former, tne policyholder not only aecun a lite insurance, p*yabl« at death, but will receive, if living,after a ueriod of a few yei/n,

cent.

an annual income equal to ten per

(lOjxr

are immediate

eent.) cf hia policy

Company agrees

In the latter, tho

to return to the assured the total

amount of money he hat paid m, in addition to the amount of hie policy. The attention of persons contemplating Insuring their lives or increasing the amount of Insurance they already have, is called to the special advantages offered by tbe National Llfo lnsorauco Company.

Circulars, Pamphlets and fall particulars glreu on application to the Branch OQlce of the Company, or to

JOHN

W. ELLIS CO., CINCINNATI, OB 10,

General Agent* for Ohio and Central and South •rn Indiana. J. A. FOOTE, 2Gdwly Agent fur Terro Hun to, Jr-t:

Con(h, rold. or.»t-are Tbrost. BEQDISES IKMES11.TE ATTENTION,

AMD SHOULD BE CHSCKEO.

ALLOWED TO CONTIHCE,

Irritation of the longs, a permaacnt Tbront Aflec* lion, or an Incurable

Iinag Dlteaae

IS OFTEN TBI K£RVLT.

Brown's Brosckial Troches,

Having a direct influence to the parts, give Immediate relief.

For Hronebitig. Asthma, Catarrh,Con.

iiunptlTe

ud Tbront IMNMC*,

TEOCHES ABE CSED WITH ALWATS GOOD (-CCCL3S. SOOSKS AND PUBLIC 8PKAKKK8 will find Trocket osefnlln otearicg th* voice when taken befoto ainginir 4| Speaking, and relieving the Throat after an uounnal ezrrtinn of the vocal organs. The

Troehet

are roc mmended aud

prescribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials from eminent men throughout the country. Being an article of true merit, aDd having

proved

their efficacy by a teat of mmy years, each year finds them in new localities in various pnrts of the world, and the

Troehet

are universally pro-

nounoed better than other articles.

only "BBOWR'S

may be offered.

BBOHCHIAL TBCOBRS,"

and do not take any of the

worthlen imitation/

PALK,

tnat

(OLD EVEBTWHEBE. d2IdAw-4moa-inside

8PRSR'8 $TA1»AR»

WINE

I E S

THE BEST BITXBXtS For Weakly l*er$on&. FOB THE WEAK, -Ot,

I FOB THE SICKLY, •1-M FOB THB AGED, ", FOB FEMALES, '1

FOB SPKINU USE I II

2Vo Bitters Equal to Them Speer's Standard Wine Bitters, —MADE or— WINE, HERBS & ROOTS

SFEIB'S

sums under five dollars

cash ia hami all sumsof five dollars or oror nine months crcdit,witb six p?r cent Interest, thepurcba'or giving note with approved srenrity. «3w GR0BGE F. KINO.

Celobrntod Wine, so well knows, with

PKKUVIAN BAKK, OHAMOHILB VLUWKKS, 8.HAKE BOOT, «j

WIL1) I'llEltRT RAKK, blMJEK,

and such other HKBBS and BOOTS as will in all case* assist DlgeeUo", promote the Secretions ot the System 1L the natural channels, and give

TOISTE ^ISTID -VXG^OJa —T*

TBK—

Y0UN6 AND OLD, WALK AND FEMALB! Ailaeeltwitu woujorful nnoceee. Brine* COLOR !'V To tbe pale white Up,

BLOOM AND BEAUTY To the tli 10 face and tare worn cjunten »nce. Cure* FETEB and cteates APPKfITK. Try tbem. Use none other. Ask for SPKKIi'S ST&NDABD BITTEBS. Uo il by Origin ar.l Orocers. be* that my slgnatnrs is over the cork each Bottle.

ALFRED SPEER,

PaHtftio, X. J.,

and

Pdoor

NERVOUS

Sweaknenea

YSTEM

are

over-worked, are peculiarly subject to oi t)ie GKMTo-OlioANH. Theoo Hbonld uot fail to nse TQ£ SPECIFIC PILL. Winchester^ Specific Pill contains no Mercury, Iron or any Injurious ingredient, but is purely vegetable, and has been extensively used for mor* than

34H lireadwty, N«w Vork,

•BP" fr^de utidPH^ A|I

ACIFIC ilOTbL, 170, 172, 174 aud 176 Gr«enwich Street, One north of Oortlandt, axsd oue block wi«t of Broadway.

Tbe undersigned tikef plaaenro iu innoanc Dg tohtfl nameroue frlenua end ytiToni that a* this dete, the ch&r>je of tho Tecific will be $2,60 per day.

Being iote Proprietor of th'e Honao, and lht*refore, fr^e from tue too rocninon exaction of sn inordinate rent, he is fully able to meet the outward tendency of prices without at,y f.*jliug oft eervice.

It will now, as heretofore, be hid aim to in»intaln nndiminished the fa^r.»hlc rcptita'l^n

cbe Pacific, wMch it ha* enj-.y-d ^or m«u one of the best travelers' hotels The table will be l?o utiully enpplid with •vrvry delicacy of the itrasan. The att tadaace x[\\ be found efficient and obliging

The location will be found couvenieot for tbcst *ho#e baaineas call# them in the lover part «t tbe .Hy, and of ready acceee to all Rdilrca«i and Steamboat Licos. fe2dw6m JOHN PATTEN.

H. BLAKE,

Attorney at Law, xta

AND

NOTARY PUBLIC. I Orncc—On Ohio Street, between Third and Fourth Streets. oct28d*w6m