Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 April 1869 — Page 2

WEEKLY EXPRESS

Wednesday Morning, April 7, I860

To Corre»pondeBt«. f~j'

"Wa never n(IBoM!piBBi^»timi_no* accompanied with thoDBme of the author, *ho must ba made known to ua if unacquaintei.

Don't WM6 dBlSM yHl B*CfTK3WetWBT to say of interest to the public and be at br ef as the subject will allow.

Write on only one aide of the paper. The publication of a commuuicatipft j? "no evidfli-oe-that the •ditttw adopt ittsin-1 timents Tha authof'if alone teijontiile for them: '4 *KJ

Co nam unioa(T6n?£&8flld be ttddfri^edjto and not

&e "ESitbra ot tlie EXrasss," ai .* '*.-33 to individuals.

THE

is very grauiyiog to the many friends of General HEHKY D. WABJI" BORN thatbe has rocehrfed ths' appoint^ jnent of Surveyor General of M6ntan«, a. position both honorable and 'liicra live. Had ho b#en made Governor of that Territory, instead of AeHLKT^-tbe of flee WUU'd bave accordod belter with h!is merits, and tbeci.iza,ns of,Montana would have been more fortunate. Ae .it is, wep congratulate

ASHLEY

activity of Secretary

BORIS,

The modesty and forbearance,of these men—who have been returned by rote about thirty per cent, less tbah that which they received last October, are altogether unprecedented, and infinitely,refrepbuigj According to Judge HANNA,' they, will demand, as "a condition precWiorit fo their coming forward to be( ^u^l.ifled tbat tbe Bepublicans shall give a solotno pledge that the question of the -adoption of tho proposed Amendment shall not be brought up in, any shape during, the session. la-jptiier words, they will not permit tbeorganreatlon of either House to be p'orfectedj uh leas the majority will agree, in adVat.ce, to submit to the dictation of a factious, revolutionary minority, not only as to the order of business, but as- to th#number and character of measures 1)8 ptesented.

Now we do not believe that the Fit^ teenth Amendment could be got through the Legislature, even If the revolutionists were to qualify and then keep their seats until the majority were ready to adjourn sine die. We know that th«re ,4s not a majority of Senators who will v,ota for it. But, admitting that the Republican* r«ally intended to pass it, the Democrats could defeat it at any time by the same otit rage which they perpetrated a few.jvpsks since.

Under those circumstances, and In order to aviid the great detriment to the interests of the State which must result from a failure to pass the appropriation bills, and sotfto others' of almost equal importance, we would be in favor of so far yielding to the necessities of tbe sit' uation as to permit a tacit understanding that tbo Amendment should not take precedence of tbe inditpcntable work of tha session. But when it is demanded by these hot-headed emissries of revolution that the majority shall go out to meet them with promises and vows, and shall entice them to qualify and take their seats by a total submtssion of the rights rhich justly pertain to thd dominant party, we have no hesitancy in saying tbat the demand is insulting beyond all precedent, and that compliance therewith is simply ... :i'. t* impossible. K,

AVe hnow th.«t a minority has rights, but among the rights we do not recog' nize that of openly and formally dictating what shall or shall not be done by the majurity. A majority may, in an emergency and for the salvation- of great public interests, voluntarily bind itself, but when It consents to pat a rope about its neck and put tbat rope in the hands of a minority, it is time forth craven neck thus bound and iieMy ta feel the elevating, pressure of the strangulating cord. We say then, to the Republicans in the-G^n-eral Assembly, meet the enemy with dignity, and give them no unnecessary pre-

vocation. Show a willingness to proceed at once with the moBt important no desire to hasten ihe consideration of the obnoxious question^ But be assured tbat aA"oaijl die people of Indiana, but tHepg true man Ip the whole country,

in re

organizing the Navy Department, con tinuoi to attract great attention and extetided comment, comeof which is not decidedly complimentary to him. Itivdi rectly charged that he is a mere figurehead in tbo department through which Admiral PoaxKB speaks and work*, and great complaint is made that he has atlowed the latter to embroil the deparU meat in the quarrel which has long existed between the line and staff of the oar vy. Hia determination, based oa thp -.opinion of Attorney General Hois, not to pay a full day's wages to workmen etnployed under the eight-hour law is another subject of great grievance among those whom it affecU. Oil the other hiandi he is sustained by nearly all the di»burs ing officers of the Government, who from necessity, in tie positions they occupy! very clearly peroeive that the appropria^ tions made by Congress, on a basis of tan hours as a day's labor, are insufficient to pay men at the same rates for elght hours' labor. Delegations waii on him frequent ly, as welLas on the Naval Committeas of the two bouses, urging a revocation of ms order, and altogether his eoutse has crea ted unusual ^excitement inplaees where^ under the sleepy administration of hit, predecessor, everything was remarkably

quiet- ii iu

Will expict you to jeject'with •eorn Aod contempt any proposition that amounts to a proposal of a surrender of the party in power to the insolent minority.

CoSGBKSS takes an eight months' vacation after the close of this week.

_A QOgMagcaiaiHI? $ Ifew York a the TJniifed^Stat&s dommisBionera to b' sent, to the several Central American States, at salarfes, ,of $3,(500,* will have to allow their wivesto "take in washing."' asegm. no Booaer recovers

jae- *1 AUDT

on his success intbe

great lottery, and only regret that we cannot extend our congratulations to the Executive for his dtecretion in this selection, nor to ths peopleof the Territory of which AsuLET is to be Chief Magiatrati

JOHHSON

from the gravel than he begins to throw iilnnns at thn party which plniH him in that position ^frtfm' 'which a Democratic aisasBin promoted' him^o the Presidency which conduct is just what might be exnec'.cdTro'nTalellow~of bis kidoey.

JTX-GOVKHNOR MCCOBMICK,

THHOtber day we- noticed an item in an Esfltern paper to the effect that of large number of app!ics:nts for admission to an isylum for idiotic and feeble minded youths, Some twenty had been rejected as "'hopeless cases." It occurred to us that this rfjected'tatenrmighr be utilized by tbe management of tliG_ Associated P^ess "to the m'anifeat advantage of the service." As agents for the collection arid trans mission of telegraphic n^ws, these "hope leskiy":idiotic'youths would be a decided improvement' upon many agents now employed and on duty. TVe would sug' gett thattbey be detailed to relieve agents at. Washington, New Tork.City

Cincinnati ^nd several other points parties thus relieved Bhould report

BATXS,

MB.

GBINNELL!S

Unparalleled InsoIenc«Hum."

-'•Rule or

HON. JAMES M. HANNA,

"resigned"

and re-instated Senator from Clay and Sullivan, author of the celebrated ti»B ise on the dangers and evils Of intermitfriage between Democrats and 'negroes, and organ of the -Democracy in the In "gislature, wss In this city a day or two ago, and, while here, wsis graeioulVy pleased to compaucicate the te?ms".w,hii'| a revolutionary minority proposei to dlctate to tho majority, in the General As. sembly.

b*rl,„.-SSSSS—SSB

staMjtfmsj

THS

ONS

The to

of Orange, and be placed under

the Instruction of bis celebrated quadru ped which has gained a reputation eitensive with that of his erudite master, It is possibie that these remarks may be regarded as personally offensive, tut an apofogy is due to any one, quadruped.

it i3 the

address to the

ployes in_tha_~N.e-W..--York custom-houso contains thB logic of a' vigilant and de termined officer. A firm, adherence the cod* he lays down will root out frauds and E correct the excesses which have heretofore been charged upon tbat institution. The following clause is wor thy of study by all public functionaries

I shall conduct affairs according ti the dictates of justice between, man and man, and between man and tha Govern ment and i( 1

And anything wrong with

in these wallsTJ tfhsU fe6l bound to sever tbe connection of implicated indivduals holding the places. -Our duty should be to correct all abuses that may exist, to give every facility t© merchants, and vHthont preference or partiality and •in my humble judgment, it it wrong and improper fop any .employe to receive, di redly or indirectly, outside of his salary anything for the -r accommodation oi furtheran ce of any private citizen. One step leads to another, and the receiving gifts Is liablft to lead to fraud and rob-

Legislature meets to-morrow-

MAP

Boos are reported in all parts of

the State.,.1

WORK

will soon be resumed .on tho

harbor at Michigan City. ,-iSjj

•""ETANBVILLE claims a population of 25 ^§5owitbin the corporate limits.

'fjjK^udges of the Supreme Court will meet ioi consultation next Tuesday. ,rJ "V sau.

THK

City of Anderson is out of debt,

and has several dollars.in the Treasury

IT is proposed to remove the seat of Grant county from Marion to Jotfbsboro,

Font

WAYNE

had A

$5,000

fourth inst.

STREET-FIGHTINd

ONS

TKK

fire on the

—————

ONI

TANNERY in Madison consumes

100,000 cords of bark annually.

JOHN

BURBANK,

is now the approved

amusement of the versatile people of Evansvifle.

Two Councilmen In Evansville were elected on Monday by seven majority each, and one by a majority of one vote'

Turner, a young man, attempted

Suicide oy taking poison, at Indianapolis on Monday, was antidoted and saved

31 ANY persons visit Marion county jail daily, desiring to see Mrs. Clem. No one now is permitted to visit her except her mother and her husband. -Iry- ss.

annual conclave of the Grand

Commandery of Knights Templar of this State, met at Grand Lodge Hall, Indianapolis, at two o'clock yesterday.

GOVERNOR BAKER

THE

hundred and sixy thousand dol

lars were disbursed from the Pension Agency, ia3?ort-Wayofe,-Tast month,-arenty-ihree hundred pensioners.

"WILTIAM HKILMAN,

very wealthy

ISAAC

a well known and

Eepublican

P. LEONARD,

THE

citizen of

Evansville was defeated for the Council by one vote on Monday. Too bail

of Kokomo, haa aeserieo

his wife -and family,~Jeaving tbem at -a hotel in LaFayette, where he had stopped with them, pretending to be en .route for Kansas. =-.'0 JlU

Martinsville Gazette, learns

tbat-the Indianapolis and Yinco tines and the Cincinnati and Martinsville railroads, have been consolidated and leased to the Pennsylvania Central company.

AUD M.

E. BUBBANK,

of Anzp

na, is the author, and supporter of a bill in Congress providing for tbeconstruction.of artesian wells in that Torutory at Govarnmont exppngo. is claimed that by fneansrof those wells a la'ge amount of land, otherwise worthless, can be made available for agricultural purposes,

the pa

rents of Mrs. Senator Morton and Mrs W. B. Holloway celebrated tboir golden wedding on. Tuesday last, at their resi dence in Centerville. All of tboir child' ren, seven in number, were present.

ADDITIOU to the great celebration at Indianapolis on the 2Gth, tho Odd Fel lows of the State will appropriately ob serve the founding of tho Order in thi United S.ates, at Madison, Evansville, Fort Wayne and many other cities and

towns.

THREE skeletons were unearthed at

LaFayette the other day. It is supposed that they are the remains of parties murdered in a house of ill-fame some years ago. It is known that numbers of people mysteriously disappeared about that time, and the house was finally burned by a mob, of which no notice was ever taken by the authorities.—————

A DAY or two ago a workman, while excavating in a gravel-pit on the bank of the Wabash, near Vincennes, unearthed, a considerable quantity of silver plate, church ornaments, crucifixes, censers, silver-candlesticks, &c. These articles bore the appearance of having been buried half a century or more, and as the priests have given no explanation of the matter, it is involved in mystery. —————

A NUMBER of capitalists of Indianapolis are about to organize a company for the purpose of building a large hotel on the southeast corner of Illinois and Mar land streets, extending to, and including the Oriental House on Illinois street, with a front of two hundred feet on Maryland street. The Oriental House will bo re modeled and made to correspond with the main building.?.

A MEMBKR of the medical fraternity, who is forty-seven years old, was in New Albany last Saturday. He lives within twenty miles of that city, and has never been fifty miles from his birth-place he ,has never stopped at a hotel he has never been shaved by a barber, but found a razor when a boy, and haa continued to use it ever since. Hehas never traveled on a railroad or steamboat, and has plonty of money, and is happy as a big sunflower:

tbo

WHILE

of Tippecanoe county were locking the jail at LaFayette, on Sunday night, they were attacked by a prisoner named William Hart, confined fur robbery. A most desDerate fight ensued in which both the officers were much hurt. Finally Hart got out of tbe jail followed by another prisoner named Warren Brown, a horse thief. Hart was overhauled and mortally wounded while attempting to ieavo tho city.

THE

following is the Republican ticket

for tbe Indianapolis city election, as nominated on Saturday. All but the nomineo for Marshal aro the present incumbents: For Mayor, Daniel Macauley Treasurer, E. S. Foster Clerk, Daniel Ransdell Marshal, George Taffe Asses sor, William Badley The Indianapolis Journal justly remarks tbat:

Are-nomination of almost a complete set of city officials is very strong evidence not only of fitness in the nominees, but of fairness in the party. Men can not discharge the duties of such positions for two years without exposing their deficiencies, if they have any, aod the competition on Saturday was strong enough to have used e'very-proper advantage, if any could have been found. We may safely conclude, therefor^, that we have a tried and faith ful set oif officers, whom the primary election has made it our duty to ro-elect.

ACCORDING

of Indianapolis

hn been nominated for.Governjr of Da cotah Territory.

FROM

will more into Gen,

Sturm's house, on North Tennessee street, the Hfcstxjf next month. The Governors family will remain "in Evansville until that lime.—Ind. Mirror.

—————

store of Lowe Epperson, at

Fort Branch, was broken open on Sunday night and robbed of about $200 TCorth clothing and $10 in nickels.

EvAssviiLK jlepublicans are intensely jubilant over the." immense and most splendid victory achieved -by them on Monday. They "fought the good flght'' bravely, and have abundant cause for their «xultation. We heartilj congratulate them on their magnificent triumph.

to tbe Washington corres

pondent of the Indianapolis Journal, Congressman Shanks, of this State, has introduced into tho House two or three propositions, which will be a great aid to Indiana soldiers, and they have been re ferred to his Committee on tho. Militia insuring them prompt and favorable consideration. One of these is to furnish artificial limbs to discharged soldiers and seamen wherever needed, making a very necessary and serviceable change in tha cumbrous and expensive plan which has been in operation since tbe close of the war. The other, and one which will be more directly valuable to Indiana, is an act to provide for tbo distribution of clothing to the inmates of all legally constituted. Soldiers' Homo in the several States. This places all such Homes as the one at Knightstown, on a par with those Homes established by the United States at Augutta, Dayton and Milwaukee, so far as tbe item of clothing is con cerned. How valuable this aid will be to our Knigbtstown Home, in relieving tbe State of the expense of clothing its Inmates, requires no words to determine. IfGeneral Shanks succeeds in getting tbo messurpj through Congress, he will receive tbe praise he deserves from tbe people of his own State.

the Indianapolis&ntincl wo learn

that on last Tuesday, Mrs Albert French, of Logansport, left the room.of her sick husband to go on an errand to the house of a neighbor across the street. While there, someone asked her if she had heard of a rumpr to the effect that she was di vorced. from her husband. She replied ne, and,1 in a laughing way, was making some remark about the absurd stories peo pie tell, when a person entering, handed ber a note from an attorney, informing her that the rumor was true. Her hus band bai made an application in the Circuit Court of Elkhart county, where ie parties bad never lived at all, theidheriff bad served the process so Informal tbat she never received it the application bad been granted on the nineteenth of March her husband had brought the deeree home with him and lived with

ttentively nursine him through a At of «k.resa,. the totally~u»*xpectea-»DtelH( She had been married to ber husband

family bad always unity. husband is V®rth $5 000, but the wife did not receive oee cent of

PMU4.

erty was inherited by her. It is one ot tbe most infamous cases we have ever heard of, and as the decree was granted 1" sided, roust bave been committed. should haie a legal certainly caps tha-iV. we bave'ever known in the way of Indiana

Republican Tictory and Gains lu Cj»n necQcut.. -HA*TroiD, COITN., April '$•*

Returns are -doming in well for tBe -Republicans, indicating tbei election of the State ticket by about l,00Q maj9rity, ,acd the election of Strong Dixon, for Congrearf,

the First' IWstrlcl. K^TURTIS

from forty towns give 721 net Republican eain over,last spring'sj_ vote.- The:- full vote of Hartford, gives. Gov. Matshall Jewell, Republican, 2^764 Jas. E.Englitb Democrat, 3 275. For Congress^- J. iE Strong, Republican, 2,757 Jas. Dixoo, Democrat, 3,267 a.Repubycan gaio- of 147 over the vote for Governor, las' spring. ,4 'i

If, y. Times..

the Jailor and Deputy Sheriff

In Enoch Arden case in Connecticut. On the evening of August 27th, 186^, Mrs. Milburn, of Pomfret, Conn., Jjwhile standing near a window in'her owb1 house, was shot by Svlvanus Greene, and at tbat time was not expected to, survive. She did recover, however, but the wouldbe assassin was not to be found, and, consequently, at that time esaaped arrest.—-. About a week ago Greene made his appearanco in Norwich, and being recogniued by some of the police officers, was arrested. On hia examination it appeared that the woman whom he shot (Mrs,

Milburn) was bis own wife. He bad, it seemed, abandoned her in 1862, soon after his marriage, had' enlisted in the navy, and had not been beard of for abariit five years. His wife, supposing him dead, had married Milburn.

A Character

Of no little celebrity among tho advo cates of universal equality here is Mra Dr, Mary Walker. She forms in her own person the advance picket of the "reform movement. ""She is.aslender, girlish, little body, with a tbin, pale face, in which one would hardly recognize her. The first time I saw her she was walking u^ Pennsylvania avenue in her usual habit, followed by the quick, inquisitive glances of a hundred pairs of eyes. From her costume, I supposed her to be a youth of the male gender, there being nothing in the heavy shag overcoat and square cut pants of doeskin or broadcloth to indicate her identity with the fair sex. A second re' vealed the two rolls of long brown hair hanging down to her shoulder blades, and suggested tbat here, sure enough, waa the fabled' What Is It?" Attired in this tjarb, she goes quietly and fearlessly about the city, into tho Capitol, up to the White House, and especially wherey.er tbere is a convention offering the last possible opportunity to put in a word in favor of the oppressed sex. A friend has given me a bitofber personal history,, and, .whilja stoutly resisting the suggestion, '{tat she is a monomaniac, says she is committed from conviction to the doctrine that her dress the most becoming, convenient andhealthful for her sex, and to that she is bourfd to cling with a woman's tenacity of purpose,

She was a surgeon in the Union hospitalsduring tbe war, and was captured by the rebels and thrown into Libby Prison, where ehe says repeated efforts were made to assassinate her, by poisoning ber food, and by shots fired by.the guard £rom.i tbe room below'her, at places where she was known to havo been standing & moment before. Tbe rebels demanded a Brigadier General in exchange for her, and this do mand led to her long detention in^Lbby Prison. She is a grass widow, having^ieen once incompatibly married. The local papers give curreacy t£«jHKtenieat that she has repeatedly^applied at the White House for an interview with President Grant, but has uniformly met with a re pulse, her card beings quietly dropped into the waste basket, and she compelled to retire without the coveted interview. After numerous rebuffs, she is Said to have sent a note to the President, inquiring when she could see. bim, and received for, answer "Not until sha came dressed in tbe conventional garb of her sex." ,'As her dress has become her idol, it seems probable tbat this reply amounts to an ex elusion from the Executive presence.— Wnsh. Cor. Cm. Chronicle. ssj nay?

Terms Dictated.

ffiom the LaFayette Journal.] Can effrontery go farther tban the lowing language of tho Indianapolis Setlf tinel "Tbe Democratic members are willing that any necessary legislation ifeall be nacted at the extra session."

Again: '-'Let the radical members give assurance that this pledge Shall te faithfully' adhered to, then all difficulty about appropriations and other necessary and legitimate legislation will cease."

The pledge referred to is an alleged promise that the ratification of the IStfe amendment shall not be taken up.

The Madison Free Press, another modest sprig of Democracy, says "If the radioal members desire legi'Mafslation tbey know tbe condition. Tbe Democratic members will -reflect the wishes of their constituents and what they believe to be tbe will of a large majority of the people of tbat State.—' Now, we ask, what will tbe radicals d6 about it? Tbe responsibility will be witb them, if there should be no .legislation."

If the Republican members of the Indiana State Legislature will submit to take tbe position assigned them by tbe swaggering, arbitrary minority of that body tbey will prove themselves wanting in spirit beyond our present opinion of them. On certain conditions tbe Legslature shall be permittod to perform its constitutional functions.— By waiving its just rights to indulge the ciprice of a few men, tbe Democratic members "are willing 'hat necessary legislation shall be enmcJ«J.i WilliB)|31 They rule. Legislation is a matter ot favor to be vouchsafed by a partisan clique,' to withhold a worse epithet which "tbey deserve. Just now tbey are not "willing" that a vote shall be taken In accordance with law on the fifteenth amendmentNext year some other important question will be interdicted from legislation, and they will not be willing to have it voted on. What guarantee have we that any legislation can be performed without the consent of the minority? The minority rule# now they have discovered a new

her more then a week before she found out, during which time she had been trick. In boyhood w* used to break ateen.

It was secesBary to be sptcially careful ..roan Jttir in theif^®»JUKl*Ml|ieS6.. —the yoke," which may be done instantly by turning their heads t-geiher and their

u,«ia p«,c. Mit'sto

8li-&

^o^fbrget it,.but repeat%e eipejrimeni, suceefcsfully, whenever tMy get? Democ-

racy have turned the yoke, and aro prepared to repeat the trick whenever tbey dislike their load. Tbe best remedy for

ided, a considerable amount^of perjury ^^^a -hitcbine them to tbe load ---^t&ne/ilf^hey an'tpull, at-d, we

The -matter

them out to grass, and lit them up for beef .next fall Iiut-lQ-humog- their inr_ th^^a^5 10ohSrilft disa:We.tio atate.igovernmient and destroy all Bj!iil$gce in it forever.—:

More, it is Ut u^ojf^tjg.Jiha fupdam^ota] pnnciple&of dur .system ot government baked* 6n'sn^imiSsiSne to' voiceS^of th^ majority?* & majority?*

FROM TtfB KIIfETEfiOTil'EEfjrMENT ,Jt .. -fi-'l? il

INDIAN ATROCITIES —————

Sing Sing. «iqs3 eiU

•The testimony of the physician of- Sing Sing upon the caseofthedeceaSed^prietiBer whe died the othtr day after- the inflict ion of tbo punishment of tbe "showiSf!' -hows a bad-state of things. The Coroner' verdict, which was of a very dubious char ".cter, may aaVB tbe party-who inflioted the torture from legal punishment, arid may save the doctor also, frpm the law, hut it, cannot whitewash from them the moral culpability for a crual outrage* Tbo idea of "showering" a man who wis in the physical condition of poor Dean, ia dimply, shocking. Wo hear of nothing from Sing Sing "but negligence, cruelty and bad management on all hrnds.—

t- s-r,

Detachments of the regiment have

been, at times, on short rations, and forced to eat their mules. The main body rendezvoused at Fort Dodge, and will be speedily mustered out, though it is probable many of th force may continue in the service in an individual capacity.

Capt. Payne reports that Mrs. Morgan and Miss White, the former of whom was captured by the Sioux and traded to the Cheyennes, and the latter, who was taken by the Cheyennes about seven months, since, were rescued by the command and restored to their friends. Their captivity has been an unintermitting scene of' cruelty, torture and degradation. Both of the unfortunate women are pregnant, having been compelled by torture to submit to the brutality of their captors. Mrs. Morgan, who was a bride of a month when captured, expresses a hope, however, that her offspring may be white, and not of that fiendish race that glories in the murder-of women and children. They were compelled to do the drudgery of the lodge, to bring the wood, herd the ponies, &c. Twenty-five back loads of wood, which had to be brought from a long distance, was the daily task of each. They were scarcely clothed at all and were suffering from the intense cold.

They attempted to warm their hands at the fire, when the Indians would seize them, and hold their hands over the flames until they were blistered.

The recital of the many brutallties to which these poor women were subjected should, inspire every one with a desire for the condign punishment of the savages and nothing less than death is at all appropriate or adequate to their deserts.

The rescue was effected by threats to hang three Cheyenne chiefs, who were prisoners in our camp. The savages resorted to subterfuges to delay in the matter, but when Custar [sic] ordered the chiefs hung forthwith, and had the ropes adjusted for that purpose, the women were brought immediately. Their only clothing consisted of an old flour sack each, tied around their waists, and, as will be imagined, they were in most pitiful and suffering condition. General Custar [sic] is on the Wachita and contemplates a vigorous campaign, but we cannot expect a tithe from the regulars that volunteers from the frontier accomplish.—<Leavenworth Bullelin [sic], April 1st.> =====

sh. A Romance in Colorado. A letter from Denver says:

The Fiftccntli ^nrenafiieiit,

Santas ratified the amendment Feb. 27Louisiana and Nevada, March 1 Missouri, March 2 West Virgiofa, Maroh

North Carolina, Illinois.. Michigan and Wisconsio, March 5 MaTue and South Carolina,-March 11 Massachusetts, March 12 Arkansas, March 15 add Pennsylvania. Mi »rch_ 25.,rXhe Assembly of Ne^-ww-rattfijd'tWaaiend-onent March 17 it is y«t.to.be acted apo'n bv the Senate. The jLegisln^uras-of Missuuri, Kansas and'Neviida, in tliei.f hsste to act upon the ameddment previous to adjourn cuent, ratiQed telegraphic report of it, _and as there were errurs in that copy, their action, is'declared .to be incomplete. This being Uia case, the Legislatures of those States raust agaip act upo&jth* amecdment-at their next session. ,.«. o.

The Legislatures of Qeor^ia nnii Delaware, on the ltftFgf 'SaiTO-rffietfe lutioni ratifying the emebdroeiit.'- The Legislature of Bhode island postponed' it» consideration until May, Several Deraocraticmeinbera of lbe Indiana Legislature designed their seats in that-body' to prevent, through jack of quorum, the ratification of the amendment. Exchange. tt *im

From ^Indianapolis

The election here to-diy passed off (juietly, only littla.QV.er 3,759 votes bgin ^cast/pr Trustee. The wn aix hundred ahd six^nvK J,: 'mhgl|ty se%^Mii« average for Constables and thirty.

ANIMAL LIFE

,f» I pTjrB we H1U55 DO DSUiiay. iv purujr Rescue of Mfsi morgan aiid MUs l-the blood there-iB '-no

White from thc Iintlah Country: Morse's Indiac1Beot Pate„»a:tbouajiadsM)f testimontals wiUv verify. Use Morao's f.rr if you 'WisVio regain and .rata,in ycur health.1 'Morsels Pills'^aTe ille bfe^i rqedicinu fog a1t~J^m"ale' IFtegul aytiw,

————— Captain D. I. Payne, of the Nineteenth Kansas Volunteers, has arrived in the city from a six month's campaign against the Indians. He reports the regiment on the ay [sic] home to be mustered out

of service. The Captain, has seen a good deal of hard service, and, is, reported one of the best scouts on the frontier. He has participated in every campaign for the last six years, and has a very credita-, ble passion for the extermination of the biood-thirsty red. devils. If we had more men of this stamp, and fewer "Generals" and "Philanthropists," the Indian race could be speedily and satisfactorily blotted out of existence.

seven hundred

HTftHBTillB.

Sfecial ta

%T#ARAFIII.*,

I*D

April 5.

«Mrt e^gpifbhcgn tiky ticket elect

ed and eight out of nine Councilmen.

&T W 3 4BHHM9B^a5feaa^-

is full of orruption and

wa can only hope to escapeAheill&^hich fieth'isihair Uf lyia judicJws aieMdf tbe remedies in nature's store-house. In^all the timo-'which-bBS past- sitRie W«rk began, jnankinci .hm-i giyen .grfl»V attention find borne ot its hest.talont to tbe Modyof berffcinb.' "VV^ila this' sacrifice has 'not1 been WLrlTy ft^'A%t8 elicited, are few «nd m«^tly uniatiaf«Btorj»,- Amofl.gjt^eL.truths svbich,.haygc.j^jp 'elicited i3 ttiis,^''ttiat if we keep the &nk•••fia

r,inidtiiW-^qWit itb

Li tier'- Complain {S,' In^igeitibbf 'BiHiouV nejSj Dispepsia, Headaotie, &"

SoH t^all DtAlert. '. aprldwitun

———<>———

--"YOTTB

LoTtdif bas cured

»e

?tin»l,olcaso-df chrgni6L t.etter that has baffiud tbe*'iniidilcai skill of hundreds," writes limit .of Glarendonj A.rk ab'uut Palmef'a Lotion,

PLANTATION BITTERS

best imported German Cologne, and sold at half.the price. vj*tr'l'o

COSt£J$/S

JTOtrMEEtEBS! HOUSEKEEPERS! ,w leh--Women—ChlldreV Hen—W oinen-t'hflA?^p

JUEAjS-REABi ratTRAJ?

———

very

pretty, romance, in which a.'.woman is not miiod up, has just, .happened in the mines. It runs thus: "A' soldier who bad served, through the war, soon after his discharge cauie West to seek his foflune.. He drifted into the mines, and got bold of some claims which were discovered to'be very rich. Hi's captain, who had been kind tv him in the service, lived far to the East-, and'finding himself in want of a partner, the young, soldier determined to wlfe-to-tlie-caprtiaTTrwho was poor, and ask him to come out and share with him his good fortuno. _Ho did ao the captain' came and the ex-private made over to him, as a gift, one-third in? terest in all hii mining claims. The 6aptain"Was a shrewd ma:i, and the new firm prospered, and presently the generous youhg minfer sent for an old friend who had been with him aj a private in the sahie Company, and made over to his Comrade a'nother third of hia mines. The company prospered amazingly, and grew Ach. A few weeks ago the captain and the third member of the firm, ionging to rt-juio their families," and feeling that they were rich'Gn'Cugb, proposed to sell put. They did so for S 100^000 each, and tfie rich ex-pny.e^waj^.tha prir pal buyer. The oiliei dsy f51Tlrio were.se«n walking along the SErSel nrin In afm, apparently contented with the affairs of this World, They.are all three on thoir way IS a si, tho h»ad of the firm going to visit=the oil-partners whom he has u.ade so rich. lAfter a shoJt stay in the East the rich young soldier will return West and continue his mining operations. In order to properly complete tbe story, the head of the firm, while East, ought to fall in love with the sister of one of nis partners, marry her and bring ber West as bis bride.''

I „.»• "COST.iR'S" Standard Preparations ABE Hi&

E A I I E THE BITTER-SWEET,AP OWE BlPI

Ono Motile, gf,00 -Three for 82,no.

"Costar's Bat, Roacb, £c., Exterminators, "Oostur'i Bed Bun Ks,ermlnat..rs, "Costar's (Outy Pur insect rowder. **Oaly lnfallibJo lieraedKb **18 year* ee^a ll^had 'n Now York."

l:2,0(KJ

Boxes ttL'd Kiaska nr auuf^otured daily •MI! Beware I 1 ofHpuriuusixnUatjuni.*, "All DrnsglBti ia TsB&x JUtfPE

*1CO3TAK,". 10

Or,

21 PRrk r.ow, N.

S^IdinTEERE HAUTE, by

1 .: BAUK, fiULIGK & BERRY^ ^21 to RM.

Plialou'M Papliian I^otfop

for Beautifying tbe SKIM and COX^KUIQR

Bempra all EBBPTIOJiS, FB80&IES. PIMP£E«, MOTfl ttWTOUKS, TAtf.etc,, and reaMM THE SKIN SOFT, F1AB and BLOOUIMO. F#r LADIES in tbe M)BS£Br it Is invaluable. For OENTLEMEN after SHAVING It has no equal, "PBAPIAJi LOTION" is tbe only reliable rem edi for Diseases and bjemlsbes of theNKIN.

PfiAlOJi'S "PAPHIAJi SOAP" for tbe .TOUKT. Jjl RsKBT and BATH, will riot chop the HUM Prlcc, '25 Cents per l'ahe.

mlTdwln-

AMofiaUoti, J'bUal.riiibU^ fa.,

,23,dwiw, //A

combine rare

medical virtues with a delicious aroma, and a flavor grateful to tho palate. It is purely vegetable, and in^-Hs.pompositioir all tho requisites of scietf^' hive Ijtefc complied with. .It is^uitable for all ages and stxes. It is gentle, stimulating andl sopthing. .All dyspeptiq^dis^rdera are ctired rby it, and jt ropairs an5'restores nature's wasted phwere." 'PLAN^TION BITTEE3,are increasing, .daily in lavor with all" classes. It'relieves suffering renders life a luxury, brightens the pras ent, and throws a hopeiul 'light on the future. ?.,«» o^wit,

Mini tSnte -and -Ma

'Cooling tp Soikidiant Bnrns,"a 'Soothii 'Healiu

Soothing'to ail patnfnl imiip, &o." ,to all SoreS, Ulobr?. 4c."

iiK-,to ftU oor©y, tilcbr? "COSTAR'S"

i!li'lillHIK\ SALVE

Ii the moat sxtraf rdlnary SALVE'over kaown its po»or of Soothing ao Heating for, all- Cute Burrs, Bmlsca, SoreaJ UlSirB, Gliappcd Hands iiud Skin, for.Sore Sipplta. for Piles, Ac., Ao.—' without a parallel, ono person ys of would not.

wathout a Buz in mr House, if

cost 5 03, or I woal travol all tho way to jWew Yoik for It.-*——N. T.EveningNetoi, 8Ai. 5. •9T All Dra^g'.tti ln TKaiiB HAUTE itfIV

TlOtt DE MAYO,!' °1K 'I'LOK 1»E MATO."

A NEW PKHFCMR FOB TilS JfANDKKUCUIKF. KIUDKITK, 1IKLI0ATA. HST1S0 FBAQRaXOE. Pli A LO.V MS.SHVf iOiiS, Sold bjdll tjrUK. 9lw1y.itttorra

N E W A E I S E E N S

$15 Get the Best. $15 8ENTB1i EXPRESS, GA8U O.M OKUVEHV.

THE GENUINE OROIDE GOLD WATCHES, IMPROVED AND MANUFAOTUBCD fXna arajl all ths b«at makoj Hun 'y enft, fln *jy bfiHSfv.l aDd I beautifully enaoiBtloU PaUrU ani Deiich'd Uven, A/Mj a..«d, .d eysry watc'- parfoctly xva-atml

Incorrect and incomplete JUts bavo A $ '"""'.and Gl'AI!ATEHD Bf THE COMlAi\l,to h't'p cvr*ct t\m*, end tcear and not tar-

been {jublislied of tbe S'itea wliich buvp acted1 updo the proposed Fifteenth "Amendment to the Gonstitutton. The following fftiit'eqaent has been carefully prppared, and is bolievecUo tie correct:

nut, but re tun an appearaucc ciu*l- to «o':id gold as loiig as worn. .. 'Cbeao colo» rated watches we ars cow aJQdid^ cnt by mill and expra^a, Q. p. D. an jwhero witbio the Uulted States and Cao^dai at the regular ,,wholeHaIe price, payable on tlfflt^ery.

Is KFQHB(i) L\ AOVAXCti'alW

prefer thai all shall r#c«'rc and tee goods be/or* paying for them.

AMVGLK ffAKH TO ANf ABl)BKS»r«l9t ACLUB OP Six, WITH AN EXTRA WATCH TO TUB AGENT SENDING IHB CLDB.^SO.

VKI.SIG S1CVKN Vi H.XQHE3 FOB S9U. Also,asttperblot of-moatel^gant Orofdi ChifBg' ofthf ljteu an1 uioH o»»tIy atyl'SlCbd imtern», for UttfltMand O^nilenfen'g woar, fiom to to 4'i iiicbtB In length, at pntea of S2 34, 50 ard ?8 acb Mstac wl,en ordereJ with wa.th at tberiwuar wholeaale prici a.

DES€RIBK THE WATCH .... Lbditt or. G.W Imm i'IIHI «at3Bg' »r,d imerrw—' THE O ROT UK WATCH CO. ^w3m MS Ptttton strecf ,JTc Tort^

IOWA

lilCAL, K«TATI£ CI'V. FAltMH, Wll»D LANDS, Aad CitT Proparty of every deacripiloa, for Sale.

An experience of fifteen years enable citoln•.i« satlefactioo in every depaitajnnt of t»naine»« ranting to a general Be&l Kstnte Agency.

HABBERT & MARSH,

64 irALHUT BTKKET,

a^*»iy Oea Mrrlnew low

SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. .its* Tj"

To Owaera of lone* aid C«tlleTobiai' Serb Candltion Powdara warrantor no w, rDiilefaar/Wofik, WU, Coagb*, Gpld^lt^ in Hopfc and Golds, Wt

Ighl^Suek Tqljao, mom DliUn|»r, •ttlc. They an pcrfoetly »a*» and Innocent ao a««d of topping tho working of your animal*. They Jnoreaw theappetlto, gltaa lao eoat, cloaaso ft'

milk of cowi. thtm, aad yon will never be ithont them. Colonel Philip P. Sash, of the Jerime Bacf Coarse, Fordhaa, S,T., wou'd not ue them antil he waa told of what thy are eompoeed. elnw

ham. Ha,h»silndl*per^te^« tS ref^Dj inJ^o hl^ Ojpr 0 otter nftrjicti ca| bo •e«b tt llio dejfct.

If a person has QoampUon, of wma tte lungs in fome way,r*iliaeva*ialtber InbeCclM, abscesasarbroachial irrirMian. pleBra adbialoo, 4r the lunge area maaa df lawaWMMi aid -Jut iseeyiDg. *la iacStnf«a,- What 'iaaat le doia fr1 tt.ia aotiiatyitha laaga thatarawaaUag, batif la Uie whoti body. lb» ataaick atad Iftar haVi? lost their yewartaBaka bloediaataf toed. Mow, the o'niyiMama'ia ta taka Dr. Ichnk'i thrat aiedioinea, whl^ wili-'Mng ap a tobe to tha rtomachi'thabsitiimt will bwfn to' want food, it #llIdtg»na*iliy*nd lna*ego©d blood then the patient begin to gain in flaab, and aaaoon as Ui

Complaint

Crosby- St,

JOHN F. HENBY,

(Suocescor to)

DEMA9 BABKKS

3t VO.,

Addrtu JOBKPH T, 1JWAS, SWtioa B, BJ^laJBoate, )»12d«3iaoJ« 1 -. Kew fait Ofty-.

BRIAN'S LIF« I5TIWBUT0B, OR LtFB REJVVBNA TIKO SLIXIM, Toi- all Deraagemeata of the Urinary Organs,

It glvea

Life, Health and Strength to ail who nse lt and Toilow,my diractuiaa.. -,It

neVet'AIJbiSMi^IerSiboiMltuft^a^i^

oy or want or Power, aad all weSftaa* arising fromKzcaMM«r Ibdttotatliia, rasa It tog in Ia« of meaory, jenpleaeanr :draaiaa, weak aerres, beadacbofaaraoaa treabliaf, geaeral lasMtade, lmnaaa.ofiatsian, tasbiag of.tbw akin, wbl a^ecttd, «iu aaasly toad tv laaaalty^or tncoption. When tbe •ystta

Woman and her Seeds.

Satjpct ly tho law of nature to msoy pb itcal liyicttoai'frcn which nan 1b «x*mpt, woman is fwollarlj eatitlnd to tho beat tffjrU of medlcai her b.halK For a majori'y of the allaHnti to which her lex is exclusively liable, DOS^PltTTCa'S STOMA&H BITIIBS are warxalj ncommeoded on tbo anthorlty of wivti, mo then, and nnrsM, who have teated their genial tonio and regalating prapsctiai^jind "know wtmtof -tbey-apeak^' anff"aTI6 "wltH tVe «inoT{on "of able phyticl»n«, who baTa adminlatand the preparaion to Ih^ir female patieati, iz oba loaU caaaa &i fnnctiooal deraagvmeat, with the happleat raiolta. Almoat all female complilnta of a tpeclal character, are complicated with menial j('con

eta.

Maw

x\. aending as thelr,adr«aa witb 25 ceatt en rioted, will reoeiTa kf ••Utile nam* aad carte de-risite of thrir wilaor hoat aad.

Ja27w8m *. QO.,78 S^aaaa 8t.,l(

?-r

O O S

a a 1 a ii AB(i:tkeKaari.T*Uad*fBr dlaariacthavtiM Pritft 35 cWU .pw b«K.

Jot

uto by tall _Drgf

t-'. fv' fl JantTwSui

—————

SjiMpaia,

assaassL*" all three to be takaa at the Same tlae.

.y'g^U aadsakMgcwlMM! to gtow ia«a«h d«, dUiiiitf iaat«(r HiUil'ipttte iai^K',' and'tha patlaat «atj*»*» tfca dl»»a«» and setrioUi li TUa 1* lb* oaly way to ear* Oo»-J sumptioftS"" '1''

3WAT*R.-^S^rio^lo

Piaijadsl^hia, owe. hia aari^lMaw^a laAfe tmfcflUift PolftoBtff Uhefct monto Byrnp rtpeea tWtaiwllW •ail^^jBe

•light ooafh*m th*«wlrwir,' aidtto pa««»t

To do *T-'rr. th'« riaa^wni fnnlr an^ M-— PtUamairt)* fiMli ain

SofaeaekVlIaakrah* PilU»it atoathe UraKre

'ft^hl&idw, t^ bita aurt. fw.l*Jtodi»lwyW*r^ jiai«ooa«ralWNd (tk« (toola sHU^ikaw ifljat tle Pllli can do nothing haiafer'been Ionia ted ax icept calomel (a deadly poison wHch ia very dan

liiver

'casaeaof Consomption. Sohenck'i Seaweed Toilteatfmnlant

.omach to throw out th«gaat(io juice to diiaelTi the food with tbe Pultaoaic flytup, and it is mad. uSiffil lit nlft

The great rfiuou why. ehysiclaai do note are flonaniptftjillfc, t&y. try to,do. too maoh tjhre MedliSilie to'fetop the opitgh^. to Mop. .thl •chills,to step -diglit aweaM/hefctio Tatar, and b} doing they ^deraage the wfiole' dkeetife. powera, locking ap

:SMMtirttioaaiand

afentnallyth^ pa

tient aiaka and diea. ... -Dr. Bchsnok-, lntttrtHStifiant, doca not try to •topACMgtK alfht awaaM, c|UU or 'fBtoKl mOTerhe vavae, "aad"tbey wllf all atop ot^helr own accord. No ooa"#t tionrbt«ar 0oiBplaiot, ijysp^iia, Oatairh, Oaii k6i. Clcerated^Uiroat, —l««a lt»lhwaad atom' ach aia mtkeWklthf.

hilarCTlLg »Se6(a o( tbia wb»l»«caie m*dicated timnlast adapts adblrably for raa'sa of this complex atore. A a reuedy for the hyaterla aad mental hallucinations which aometlmei nark both the earlier and ho later crUia in tha life af woman, it haa.jio equal io tfca rafertjry oLlbe h^fng art,kniis a m^i^»n|li^iar«*M|sei mad othorunpleasant jeeUogs whicn prfcM» materuity, It is tquallyefficvioas. Nuwioginothera al«a had^tan adsnirobla tfvtgoraat. It is highl/ aaUifactory tli«t a preparation which em braua ia ica reaedUl rang* jlali'to commoa to bjth eexes, should prove au 6m Watly'beco3ciat to tho weakertfp4. a'prindwlw

Gure of" £esion of tlio"iiv©jrgentleman, »fier a seTere sickness, h'a(T Isastaa if the liver. Eicry quick more moat oraaddajg fargart him sevefe pain,olten laying him ap fat Jays. Bencs he was unable to foHow any patioa with regularity^

In this condftloD."he applWd dter thepartiUfet. edan ALLC0CK.'3 POBODS PLASMB. AtflfsJ seemed to irritata, so it waa takaa of. Bat tka marked improTemcht he experleacsd-afWwaW jare him courage to try, agai^tand be applied another Piaatar. In a f«w daya aaaaathing gare waf^'slippad." to use list's own words. Thera wa« some a^r«aa»S SW few daya after, then hia health waa iperftaily [restored. TJpon being sodnded by «.^edhc8i.)n or lesion, was found Io IM

Principal Agen&y, Braodrath Hoaae» MawTork. iold by all DroggUts.

Vtfilky..I).achargssr

ahT Onil^^^i

and- Pnaaapilaj bcbtack'a Seaweed

Tonic

aad Maudrake/PlUajua aaflsiant, aiithoHl the Polaim^ 8^plfi«W«ka.:MaadraltaVilla freely lb all bilious,complaints,.aa.tbey are par, fictij harmisWi

Dr. tslaiirjf, whe&a»<M0dyad aMaUrrapM bfcalUt tormaay yaara "pa8«t. aad bawwelibi 8» pounds, was »a«ted.awiy t»% Mk^aakelaM^'lil the tery- laat «lag« falaiuaaiy CUUSBMUWUB hiafhyaiolana'bavisig proaeMfcaxblacate Mtii. laaa, a«|teabaNdeaad StaMo Ht Safk lte WU (Cpraji.by tba a&iraaald aadtsia«, aad naji hit ricotery, many tboasaads simllariy adl

Metf laTe1

uaed-Dr.-flfhBaah'a aaparaltaaa with tin eama reaiarkabl* iOtsaBtr Wvii diracti)bir tMaiinpaby each, making it not absolatal) naceaaary to paraonallj aee Or. Scbask, nniaaa patiaata wiab their lanKae^Matnvdi aM fovtbia^Mirpdaa Kalsara 'aaaiaaaliy .at hia prlaoipat alBoa, efery Sa|nryay,Wiura all lattwawc

aaljy.atbia priaeipal a^o^. rhitadelphia, Sa|nryay, Wiura all lattaramr adTtea n.ntt JO addressed.

?. ff-t.

Price otthaEalmonio 8yrap and Seaweed Tonic, each-tUW pair boUle. er 7^0a batf deaaa. liaT drake axilla 26joenta.p«r.boa«

For aala by all Praggiata. jal7dwly -'J I--C .-N^O IO*'

CARD.

A-«lergyaian, while n#idiai.l% Soatft ^Si^ioa as a ulaaionaiy, dbcovased a aale aad aiapla raa edy for the euro of Nervous Weakneea, larlr Oa cay, Diioases of tha Urinary aad-Baaslaal Orgam( aid tbe wbole train of SliaMeri bronght on by banefbl aod fWosi hablta. Ortat masters haya beea aarad by tbia aobla remedy.' Rrompied'by a de-ire to baneSt tb»a(8loted aodaiifor$nuate, £-wlll aaad -tha receipt for pupating andaaing thi#medielDa,.ta a aealed aafelope, to any one needi it, Fru of Otarf.

la.MM-'a»tti_l

If yoncianot procara It aead a, -"tatinipt oI

your caas, and racioaa Itba •oaay.' ttt BBTAJi i30.. Gt Oeftar\aif£eti Kbw Tork, I sent yon. ajarly eqi express office 1 Prisat «taap

S. HABB2BT.

a a it a a

On roqajpt^ of Visa Doll ass, a bottlr

ajarly equal to Seren small, will be aeat to any ln,|ho Ualud, Slataa, charge* jaid Private circpi^Jj^uTSCVppIlcatkm.-MCSOM declSdaodwly

£AI)tBSK

If yon require a reliable, taaady, asa tbe bast I DB. HA«TKT« FUUK 9tMM its ao equal. Thajf.ars safe at(d sdre ip ordinary uses, raica, oaa^soixAB miaa.,

Dr. Harvey9a Golden Bills,

foirdeereea atroagar tbey aw tateaded lbr rpeelal caaaa—ratoa rrra aouaaa raa aoz. Priva'o circulate saot frSa. Xfialoaa i&iap. If yoa canaot crocat* tb* P1U*, eadaaa tbe aoner and address BBTAV 00., Oadar Street. Baw York, and oa leoeipt thay will Ba asat wattasal* I ad by twn Matt. PaiXe» wiy

TUB PI-ASTER or THE. !»TUU,UL ALLCOCUV POBOG8. Tii lamblgo they act like a chkrm^ tA lours a ciblant co.:gh is rcUtT^«bj(' a £(aalaf iw pl-.dt vhec'wit. Many person* boHaaa aoswM •laaast be ukeu vhile a Piaster lnwern tUare his wo so know, they greatly aaalat in .tfaa'curfc of a neglected cold, so often tho iatrcducar of

kan«, anch aa OraTcl Obroaio Ostbrrh «f the IS ladder, Uorbld Irritation ,of.thaBlad4saaad 'Othara,,Disease ot1U»6 .Pr.of£ate,Q|a»d..aBte *Sianilon oc. IncoatlnaBcapf MtlMtb aiafaiadi qae'iathe paitp ceac»rp»4. Jfttita aTa«^»Ha-g. !ne remedy has also beev rooomi^sq^d badUSa*4 p»p«ia, Chrosio JibiQamatlsafcxlistaaaflUi fstMons»aad?Drapsy.

U- HICVBOID'S SxTSicr BDCHU

is used by par-

na froui the ages of 18 to 25. and from Si to 66, br i«j4»atai liaaaa-absa ga af l*fc 1 'III' "SF Ti tremetft.

Trrtrnrrsrar: BM-wsttlntln Chnd-

"ln adsifj^Jd ^la^(^0 Buchu ia uneqaaled ,bi any,other rsmedr, as Ja-. Ohl^rosli^ (jr. Uertijiipn IrregSlirftjjrtfiraMifc* lit' 8aptrsksibn of Qa8tptiiaif^»ioB*nolr, tTBMr-'" a ted or Scirrhous s£&te>-oT the 17tsroet Leuohrrbaa or WbitertAO'l"., .M.rAb. .lkl

Ditto— "f Ike-Mladdtrj JMnffiH j|Wl ay MfotgwMrgs.'-t-'iui* nuM^ciaa toaraa^as tft» ot Digeatiou, and SxeUsa taa. ^tbsorbM baaltby i»tlun,.by '.whlclL UiB.vatary arJ. ^us dfiKjfitions, aad ayjipaat»ta! tela^iffaat^s »re reduced, as well aa Pa ilk and laaaamiliw

JUmaoW^ FirOro.Ijtjia^«r.,^#caa bM WW Itatr case

of Diabe tls in _w h«a,^aasi ^i^R«,A

teses)of tbe Prosta'6 Uiaad^ Stoaa lu Oaloalua, Qravoi, Brick Dust Dep^t,an4 -J&afua

aaA fot-anfaahlfd aad ilallr .,

Sateconsttrnttom, or bOttr-S5»J,-at»«WTn|B the following. Sy^ijt0b» :,:Tjid»^iitl» tion, Loss ol Power, hia of nemary, lit Preatblag„Weiik Mertn Trembling, if,

:9ut&Le

Nln itf Ao B'aiak.'Hot ^asds. naahra Body, Dryness of 'ttfe^f (h,?grnpiloi'orfJl ralitd Oouatenanc, Vul/erSal £iSaiiutf

tIili\?8rSal CaiaiiuifiliSf th^

DM aH^

ntiraa*S Ia4aa

and Bibod-Pu- ifyin?, and curea'all lsS|uls a^i-,, ilA:fro&.1 ^bfuofdjlsalpVtjon,rie^'^|^^^j' urttledcss Tb lift. fAi(W is .htniMditffeOopabia tswd, sucbLas,Qjuotrhoea, OKet orlon{' afalliP

fl/ilrt In all Drntfi/iata airi'l awnm^k—

't^S^^Wper bottle, Delhsared to *ay sddresa.'.' THstrW ayiiMMHl»f all Mtnsaaaicatiuni.''. *TWJ O:J*7 #T'J fis

AOdtesa U1T,' UXbU BULDl VtWif*KP ObVtdtm* 'l (Tarekoaea, 04 ifitoadw^, N. V.« S 'ltd* awtfoos ar«asi«TiKa-ranleaa deaefl{i h%Wlv' tdgrayed wrapper, withfaC-slmito'of :i|rstb'tefaonsevaadSteBaa """1

,l»kaSdao:.w«owSBi

.. BUOHU. [From Dispensary of tha UuiUitfstatea.f^^ mostia

osEjfA TA—nvoau LMArm.n

'ProBtrtia.—'Tbeir odor strong, dlffasiT*. aad, lomawbat aromatic, their taste bitteriAb» andaatlogons to mtut v..

Jaadical Properiiu and Us**.—Bucha laaree jira Uently-stimulant, with a peaaliar tendency to

jfr-jf-*-. .is '/.af A CONQUEST INST.iNT AND SQBLUMK it^A, O'er aprttfol'Katnre and o'e^bijgbtifv^iaMiL} ba* Hair whitror gray, or rad ag-insSSt'a sky. Assume j. a Blacker Brt^a, tbeeyej*** Bensatu tile, spfcllj of CRISTADO'S DW abSXiaaa

AKD BEAbTlFiKR.—Thji. tsmeus preparatlaSC^k gaaranteedtopresprso tbe hair*ti^ltsfti111b««a-T Jyland luxnrianc* tftrongTioutlifs, "If'.tlis «s th^.it'ihickeas, if iif dall aad -^dead-laobing^^tf jtises'it.a ijsageificent gloss.: It is war^aMM ^I tn rentov* scUi a&d dandra!T):'pra»4ut3 Talting off, restora jit ia bald ,ipoUr*awtt It tsSsuls ohrl, aad keep it in aplaatttd order ender all e#^* antoblancss/aad in'ail-tilliiates. '".!.V *J $oW by Druggieta, and applied by aU nltertMr

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Ibis medicine has bean tcatad for many yaara, and it Ja warraatad a oartoia ovaa, ao aatter bow badltba-aaaa may be. BsnSiMi af aaHMfesma oan.be ahowa. ftrta*- aaa flallar par b#»t». 6t six bottlos for flaa Daliabai ,»i

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I^TIIIBST ait all Daily 'iOhSck'at* Stglll." SPECIAL DKPOSITS"for Kontbs, or more, may be ma.|e at hsauer ocnt. The Capital uf ONE MILLION BbL^ilft la divided among over 500 Shareholders, comprising tnaoy gsntleuiea ol iar^o .ys^Uh «od fl»eatt^i»4 saperlente, who aro also personally liable to de''^ositors for all obilKatloaa of the Company to joubla the aBMa^tf of their coital stock. Aa -Se: NATIONAL.TKU8T

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BRAKDKETU'9 PILUI TB. BLEEDING. "Bleeding nar-giTe ease, because tb* 'ttoj^ haa more rocfm^'btlt IThS case does not* fait7 and Is followed by perman.ntweakseas.

BANDBETH'8 FILLS relieve the circulation and give ease more surely and almost as quickly as bleeding but -Brandreth's Ptila and the good tbey do Is permanent, because they take only what the body and are better without. Pargation wilh these piHs^il be found

A UNIVERSAL CURATIVE PBIHQIPIiE. thb wise er'aJnine 'Its1claims to tlieir conUtaoce. JlrsJBdbt^r, of *aWsHtf1£'tfW., mtfMlC3 cured.by tbesaof 8tr Tlth.'a Dana#r«fEji^alls ttixss standing., Abfa»i,y|^w^yafedr^tlqts«i mw nal tumor by the nse of Brandreth'a I'll IthaiL all other means bad failed. ..••

Dr. Brandreth's office. Brandrath Hoose, Kew Tork, Bold by «Q Druggists. .. flttwlm ^5 cyw