Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 June 1869 — Page 2
WEEKLY EXPRESS
Wednesday Mornings' Jnne 2, 1869i
An enlightened Presbyterian divine is reported to have said in General Assembly, "The cry of orthodoxy is an $mpty sound, meaning nothing." He was not disputed.
The Library of Congress has, within the last sixty days, received an increase of 2,000 volumes, most of them elegant foreign standards, relating to American affairs, and formerly owned by Maximiift. IAN,
PaoMiNitHT memberB of the Kova Scot tiun Assembly are not disposed to allow tho question of falling in with the Canadian Confederacy to go by default. ,To keep the subject alive, and, if possible, secure better terms of federation, a resolution has been introduced, in the shape of a prayer or petition, to England to grant the privilege of forming Nova Scotia into an independent Stato. This i» certainly modest, and a country so lavish of charters as England has been ought not withhold the necessary document in this case.
In the resolutions relating to the transfer of the Hudson Bay Company's lands of the Dominion of Canada, as well as Prince Rupert Land, due regard is had for the Indian: "That upon the transference of the territories in question to the Canadian government, it will be the duty of the government to make adequate provision for the protection of the Indian tribes whose interests and well-being are involved in the transfer." Thus reads the clause whose spirit has been uniformly dealt out, as is proved by the fact that Indian frontier wars and depredations are unknown north of the lakes.
A woman addresses a communication to the Revolution in favor of employing women as lawyers and jurymen. She says, by way of argument, that "the presence of women as jurors and advocates could not but purify the court room.— The unnecessary and indecent cross-ques-tioning, now so common would not be tglerated.'' Tho'N. Y. Sun doubts whether, with women for jurors and counsel, and with women also for judges, much would be spared in the way of talk. At least, such a result would not be in accordance with the popular estimate of tho fluency of the powers of speech. Nor do we think it desirable that cross-oxamina-tions should bo stopped. They make^often all the fun of a trial."' 1
Thk1'editor of the Western Christian Advocate finds a recognition of Christianity in the Constitution of the United States. He says: "While in the body of the instrument there is no evidence that tbis la a Christian country, at its close we read that it was 'done in Convention by the unanimous consent of the States pres. ent, in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty-seven.' He argues that if the framers of our Constitution had been Mahommedans they would have dated the dooument from the Hegira, or had they been Romans it would havo been marked A. U. C, or had they been Hebrews it would have beon dated for the year of the Mosaic creation, Anno Mundl, or had they been infidels the dating would have been after the fashion of the French "Voltaireans, from the year I but tho framers.pt" the Constitution being Christian men, dated it "from the year of our Lord." He thinks that it would have been better to hav,e had a recognition of God and Christ in the body of the instrument itself, -but notwithstanding the omission he fails to soe the expediency of urging the assembling of a National Convention to change the phraseology. We might fail to be a Christian people with the words inserted, and .we may bccome Christian in heart and life with the words unineerted. It is not diflicult to decido which would be tbe more desirable..
Those who have read our telegraphic reports from the Presbytorian Assemblies nre already awarothat after a separate existence of ovor thirty yoars, the Old and New School branches of that Church have decided,through their representatives convenod in New York City to reunite and form hereafter a single Church. The report was unanimously reported in the New School it was unanimously adopted, and in the Old School there were but eight dissenting voice?. Although the plan is to bo siibmittod to the various presbyteries for approval, it may bo considered that tbo question of reunion is virtually sottled. It will be seen that in tho plan adopted by the Assemblies the questions on which the separation in 1838 took place are ontirely ignored. The second clause of the plan embraces the only questions of doctrino and polity touched upon at all. It reads as follows:
Tho reunion shall be effectod on tho doctrinal and occlesiastical basis of our common standards the Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments shall bo acknowledged to be tho inspired word of God, and the only infallible rule of faith and practice the Confession of Faith shall continue to be sincerely received and adopted as containing the system of doctrino taught in the Holy Scriptures jmd the Government and Discipline of the Presbyterian Church in the United Stales shall be approved as containing the principles and Tules of our polity."
A'young lady of the most respectable
-ni'jPcharacter was" recently arrested in Uon-
cord, N. H,, for theft of clothing and jew olry. She is iffjsil awaiting atrial. The
1daughter
f"_hdihey
were not brought to trial. Two weefes ago a woman moving in the wealth ier clroleff-'of crenle society, if wd may be.0i lieVe tbe- New- Orleans' newspapers, was O ^detect^d 'in -like peccadillos. Late San ^rtGFrAftcisQojb&rnals, Contain a similar story, a ,5liThe:^Htighter5 of a wealthy merchant in .this City 18 serving a second teem in State [cchiprifeonlor larceny. On the heels of these .G ^offences, we have th« arrest in this city of r.l Miss Kate Fisher, a Well known actress, V^iigon the eharge of stealing a'gold watchi -The truth of the charge is yet to be .^proved.
These cases seem to indicate that all thieving does not come oif necessity, and qa that the malady known as kleptomania is not confined to any special class.—A'ro
York Sun
State Items.
The MethafiEUuf Atlidn are again moving for a new^hurch.
Evanbvilib
police are raiding on the.
"chebangs" of infamy in that city.
Another large woolen factory is to be immediately erected in South Bend.
The DeKalb Democrat is dead. "Want of funds killed it. I Tffi in riYifyi
A new catalogue of the Slate Library is in course of preparation'.
It is proposed to establish an Agricultural Implement factory in Martinsville.
The Great Revival at Friends' Meeting House in Richmond is still progressing
Twenty-bight persons in Posey coun ty acknowledge the luxury of a gold tsigmvS
watch.
EIGHTY tons of railroad iron are daily
tons of railroad iron are daily
passed through the rolls of the New Albany Rolling Mill. —————
Bev. J. W. T. McMullen has assumed the charge of Strange Chapel, Indianapolis.
The public schools in Lebanon have been closed on account o^f tho prevalence of measles.
It is estimated that three hundred buildings will be erected in South Bend
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this season.
Anew church, belonging to the Christian denomination, whs dedicated Corydon on Sunday.
Hon. Geo. W. Julian proposes to visit California sometime this summer via the Paciflc Railway.
Paper railroads continue to be constructed, with great activity, all over the State. It is a harmless amusement. f)
The Commissioners of Morgan County have issued $10,000 worth of bonds to aid In the erection of a poor Asylum. ft
Last week a little daughter of George Gump, near Kondallville, was accidental'v drowned in a swill barrel.
The EvanBvillo and New Albany dailies are trying hard'to beat cach other at building paper railroads.
The Mayor of Evansville protests most vehemently against tbe reduction of his salary, but the deed is done. l-
Eighty-eight persons were received to membership in the Second Presbyte rian Church, Indianapolis, on Sunday last:.
Brain fever is raging in Warren .county.—La Fayette Dispatch. Dont be worried, your friends are safo from thatdisease.
The regular trains on the Indianapo lis & Vincennes Road will be discontin ued for a few days, on account of hig water.
The Crawfordsville Review suggests "that the name Croquet is too Frenchy, and that the game be hereafter dignified
:fjy
the title of Presbytorian Billiards."
Anpthkb row in an Evansville bagnio, on Saturday night, resulted in the very serious injury of Sallie Clark and JameB
ir'y- i' 3W UyiUW M'J Mclnnery.
Judge A. L. Robinson, of the Vander burg Criminal Court, was assaulted and battered by a young lawyer in Evansville last Saturday.
Near Lexington, Scott county, a q«ar ry of limestone, pronounced by compe tent judges to be the beat in the "State, has just been opened.
The Police of Richmond are to be uniformed in handsome blue as soon as arrangements can be made for the pur pose.-ji"1 O nf *, I
The Mishawaka Furniture Co., manu factures on an average 1,000 Bedsteads per week and a due proportion of other articles of furniture.
When running to their full capacity, tho New Albany Glass Works employ twenty-ono persons in making tbe wicker work for demijohns and bottles. Tbis work is mostly performed by women and girls.
It is reported that Mrs. Madison Evans, of Bloomington, who sued Dr. Newland of Bedford, for damages, in Scott County Circuit Court, and lost her case, is having a trans«ript made Out, and will carry it to the Supreme Court.
The South Bend Register tells of a woman who hit he husband over tho head with a rolling pin. after family prayers, one day last week, because he prayed for his children andomitted hers. He should for his own comfort, make no dis" crimination hereafter.
JOHN HUGHES, a resident of Seymour, was struck and instantly killed by lightning last Friday afternoon, while riding on a load of wood. The two horses attached to the wagon were also killed, while two boys riding by the side of Hughes were uninjured. —————
Wm.
of a banker in Chicago and the
niece of a grain dealer in St. Louis have I'dJ e. lately been accused of stealing wbiloshop ping, but the matter was hushed up, and
Snkck, an unmarried man, fcas
found dead in a barn near Richmond, last Wednesday. He committed cuicide, as He stated in a note found in his bat, bocauso people thought him lazy, when the truth was that he was unable to work in consequence of affliction. ,v
^dispatch dated Evansville May 30th says: "The house of Jos. Fields who lived with his mother a few miles from this city, was destoryed by fire at 0 o'clock A. M., with all its contents. Two fine horssi chained to a post by the sido of the house, were roasted to death. The mother, who was absent, lost forty dollars in the house. The loss is heavy on the young man, who has not a penny's worth left except his working clothes and a spring wagon
The Indianapolis Cotton Mill is a
de
cided success, financially. It has been IB operation one year, and fiays good dividends on a capital stock of $150,000.
On account of the great success of Parepa, the Queen of Song, in Chictgo, Manager De Yivo has postponed her concert in Indianapolis, from Wednesday to Thursday night.
Articles of association have been filed for the incorporation of the Cabinet Makers Union, of Tell City, Indiana.— Capital stock, $16,000.
Conductor
Elliott,
on the Indiana
polis & La Fayette road, thrashod a fellow very handsomely, the other day, for making hiamelf too intimate with an un protected lady passenger.
The Evansville and Illinois Railroad Ccmpany was organized, by the election of officers, at a meeting in Evansville, last night. "We havo not the names,
Father Sorin,
Attorney General Williamson has given an opinion to tbe effect that the late act postponing all elections until October, 1870, continued the present incumbents in office until1 their successors are elected and qualified. This, however does not apply to officers holding by ap« pointments. *a'
The "cat" is still administered at the State Prison North. Don't let us throw many rocks at Delaware on account of tbe whipping post until we can dispense with tbe most brutal instrument of torture ever invented. So few of the actual criminals are convicted in this State, tha^ the authorities seem to feel that they are required to torture tbo email number in their hands with unmerciful brutality, to make them suffer vicariously for tbe crimes of the groat mass of criminals who slip through our courts and come out white washed. On this principle, it would be well to burn a dozen or two at the stake, and let the rest go free.
It is a radical defect in the lawaof this State which makes it even possible for a Sheriff to select or "pack" a jury. Whatever number of men may be required from which to empannel a jury, they should be drawn by lot. Any other course is open to the gravest objections, and is extremely liable to turn a jury trial into the merest farce. It would be much cheaper and about as sensible to put tho Sheriff iDto the jury box and lot him decide a case, as to permit him to select twelve men from the whole county for that purpose. Many of the shameful verdicts, in different parts of the State, which have brought jury trials into contempt, and finally evoked the mob spirit, may be clearly traced to the "packing" of juries by the influence of interested parties. It is useless to prosecute a case where the twelve men who are to decide it, are selected—by accurate foro knowl edge- for tbo sole purpose of acquittal.
rpersonal. so? soirs.in The
Dubuque Timessuggoats the name
of General J. M. Harrison, of that city, a- the Republican candidate, for,Lieutenant Governor of Iowa.
Hon. Henry T. Blow, Minister to Brazil, has returned to his home, St. Louis from Washington and New York. He will leave for Rio Janeiro some time in the latter p»rt of July. 1
Anna
Mr. Pratt,
for forty years editor of
the Poughkeepsie (Now Tork) Eagle, says, in his reminiscences of politics in the days of Clinton, Tompkins and Jay that party virulence in those days waa greater than it is at the present day.
The German Salon says that Mr. Bur. lingame is an American only by birth. He speaks French, dresses liko a European, and gives dinner parties and balls like the meet accomplished courtier* whilo Madame Burlingame receives the guests with all the grace of a perfect Parisienne.'
Speaking of Pop a Plus IX, Rev. Dr. Ford, in the Old Sihool Assembly, said, it was taking too much notice of the Pope. It was beneath the dignity of the great Prosbyterian Church to reply in any way to that poor, miserable old man." These words seem to contain mora contempt than charity."',' 'J*
The
editor of the Petersburg, (Va.,j
Express, having been roproved by an exchange for being mulish in political matters, replies: "Tho fact is, when our own notions are opposed, we are all pretty much liko the Confederate teamster we heard during the war, laying it on vigorously wHh hig whip and exclaiming to his team, 'd—nyou, I'm some mule, too.''
DioKisson has taken her leave
of Eastern audieuce3 for a time, to reap a golden harvest among tbe lecture audiences of the Pacific slope. If Anna could only bo allowed to unfurl the petticoat standard ia tbe dominion of the Saints, what a precious row she might creato out of tbe subject of woman's wrongs among the many-wived. We propose a joint discussion between her and Brigham in the tabernacle as an oc-' casion easily to be made of much interest-
Here is a good story which we hope is true-. While at Southampton a few years ago, Admiral Goldsborough wasjnyjted to dine with tbe Mayor pf that city, a functionary luxuriating in tbe patriarchal name of Abraham. Goldsborough, having been .informed that a short time previous to his arrival Abraham bad given a sumptuous banquet in honor of the well known Semme declined to sit down nt Abraham's table, and indeed sent him word thjit he would bo d—1 if b.O dined with him.
FORT WAYNE. ———
Extensive Flouring Mills Destroyed By Fire—Heavy Loss—A Poisoning Case—Woman Sentenced to the Pen--itentiary For Lift. ———
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tho officers chosen. *1 J®!$ & It is possible, in some cities, to get jury who will find a woman guilty of keeping a house of ill-famo. Such an instance has just occurred in Evansville, where a fine of $200 was imposed. Juries, in tbis city, are not so ungallant
who has been far some
time past sojourning in Europe, arrived at home in 'South Bend last week. He was welcomed at the Depot by a large "concourse" of friends, and cscorted to Notre Dame by the students and citizens, headed by the Cornet Band.
FORT WAYNE MAY 30th
The extensive flouring mills of Hall & Arlison, of this city, were burned down this morning about two o'clock. They have not been in operation for about three months and it is thought the fire was the work of an incendiary. The loss will reach about $30,000, with about $15,000 insurance, divided as follows AEtna, Hartford, $3,500; Home, of New York, $3,500; Liverpool, of London, $3,000, and Home, of New Haven, $2,500. This is the moat destructive fire we have had for years.
At Warsaw, Indiana yesterdy, another poisoning case was concluded. Over one year ago Dr. Shaffer and his wife were arrested on the charge of poisoning Isaac Jackson, by giving him to eat a piece of pie with strychnine in it. He was taken violently ill after eating the pie, and died in a few minutes. The accused were admitted in three thousand dollars bail for their appearance at Court. In the meantime the Doctor died, and his wife's trial came up at the May term of the Court yesterday. She was found guilty, and sentenced to the State Prison for life. The Doctor, on his death-bed strongly asserted the innocence of his wife, as also does Mrs. Shaffer. She is about thirty-five years old, and takes her sentence with great feeling. =====
Female Warriors.
It is not a very uncommon thing for women to serve in the disguise of soldiers, and our late war presents several exam^ pies. The services, however, appear to have been inconsiderable and the dis guises imperfect, for "discharged*' is the brief record of nearly all- In tbe war of the American Revolution two or-three instances of heroic action on the part of women were gratefully acknowledged by the public authorities. Congress passed resolution making honorable mention of the services of Margaret Corbip,. wounded at tbe attach on Fort Washington, where she filled tbe post left vaaant by her husband, who was killed at her aide while serviog a piece of artilleogr.,. A 90m pleto suit and half the monthly pay of ai soldier were voted to her. The gunn'er'a wife who took her husband's- place when he waa skilled at the battje of Monmouth was rewarded by a commission..^ But no adventures of the' kind attracted so much attention as the wonderful romance ofthe Massachusetts girl who actually serVed in the Revolutionary army,, throitgh a long term, and rendered services valuable enough to be rewarded 'by 'a pension duriog life— Lippincotft Magazine for June. ~b-
Swapping a Wife for a Horse An exchange tells of an -amusing ,case which came before a lawyer of Pontiac Mich., a short time since. The story goes that a man residing in Oakland county (whose name is not mentioned) became enamored of another mans wife, and supposing that If be could gain her hasbabd's consent, for a valuable conirideration, he could take her to himself without- viola ting tbe law (she being willing),produced a forged letter from the woman's father to the effect that he bad heard serious charges against his son-in-law and was coming to take his daughter away. The husband, supposing that he must lose bis wife, was induced to accept a horse in ex change for her, supposing that he would thus be released from the bonds of matrimony without the trouble and expense of applying to the courts. A few days since tbe husband hearing that his wife intend ed to return to her first love, and not feel ing disposed to receive her, consulted lawyer as to whether she could return and oblige him to live with her, and was much surprised to learn that 'tbe bargain and sale he had made were void. He now wishes to obtain, a divorce, and. congratulates himself on having the best pf the bargain, for he says he has a horse that worth more than the woman ever vras.
Mobbk's Indian Boot Pitts.—We have lately been shown' the formula from which these Pills are prepared and from this and our experience in the use of themk can honestly pronounce them a good safe and reliable medicine. Being entirely free from all poisonous ingredients they can be safely used while performing the active duties of life. We would advise all to use them, and by a fair tHal you can see at once the benefit derived from them. Use Morse's Indian Boot Pills in all cases of Billiousness, Headache, Female Irreg ularitiep, Liver Complaints &c. Sold by all dealers. 2-dwlm
Palmers Cosmetic Lotion has cured my face and hands, also my legs and feet, ot an eruption,- after having spent ten weeks and five days in tbe different N. Hospitals, without any real benefit to me. Writes Dennis Mehan, 99 Maiden Lane, N.Y. j2-dlw.
The MammothCave.
,.^Extract from a Private Letter. We grouped about for many hours in this wonderful place. never saw anything like it. Tbe freaks of nature displayed here are vary strange, and strike the beholder with awe. But the air in some parts Jf the cave is close and stifling, and when we came out found myself saddled with a terrible fever, which entirely prostrated mo.. The phy sician had never seen a case like it before^ and no remedy .he prescribed seemed to do the least good. My life was dispaired of. Mrs. Wilson, with "whom I waa residing, bad in the house a bottle of Plantation Bittees, and she insisted I should try -it, for she said she knew it to be a certain cure in all cases of fever, debility, ague, dyspepsia, &c. I had but little faith, but finally consented to try it as a last resort In less than three hours after the first dose my fever left me in two days I was sitting up, and before Saturday night was as well as ever. I tell- you all this that you may know how to act ih any case of fever, or any similar disease, firmly believe tbe Plantation Bittkbs saved my life.
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In my next'
I will tell you about tbe Cave in detail. dwlw A. J. P.
Magnolia Watbb.—Superior to the best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. 10«dwlw'
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This Riding Plow was introdu&eit by us ia thli
section, Isst sesssn', and and bas given snch per
fwt aud entire natlsfaotion tbat we do not best
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It ii entirely .diff^rcut in it8«pjr*tiGii from the
Bbckoye, Hawkeye,' Firtcors or any cnltlrator
wofjave ever seeu, end wiK jot 1)3 thrown in the
fence oerner, as many.-«tliers l»&Te been. It is
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Yard wide Brows Huiin at 11, aai IS erals. "i Mif 1 4b
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In great variety, ta email aad medinm chtoks. .-,'Ut»n,.
Liana Laee PBiats, Ui :&S»i Llama Lace Fichues
Wot yoaag ladles. 8 black aad 8-4 Whlte Shawl a a
SUMMER SHAWLS.
PARASOLS,
11 AMD*
Extra Silk Son Umbrellas.
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THE TRIMMING STORE I
BattoDg to mateli trlnmlngs, Trimming Baling, Piques 6 Trimmings to mate!, Ladies' and Cents' Engllsb
Hosiery,
Ducks and Linens
Ia White, Drabs. IsCi, Bssall Cheeks. It ripe a Ao. for Oeats and Boya, uadsr price.
SPREADS tfll. -1- VI! In new deeigas aad atpopalar prism.
cjjtrns, win
^otiiogham Lace Curtains.
g[o b'n flaem LOOK AT (TCB
Wall Papier
SPECIAL NOTICES.
W S.RYCE& C9.
Are prepared for tba warn weather with
!o i», SEASONABLE a I
DR1LGOODS jbu?. LOOK AT THB ATTBAOTION for LADIBfl aad I 0BH.DBBB:
yearly boa Oelic.—
Ikb aaeA Mi bet Dr. To6iaa' Tinetiia Basie rlaiwisykll paaMwly •are iTiry caaa, If given wImh Bret takea. Thacosl Is wly oae dollai.— Btety owaer at a Born shaaM have a bottle la hbstable, taadyftraaa. ItlswarraBtodsapwiar to aay thlag aid tot the can of Onta, Wind OaUa^BwalUass, Sore Throat, 4ralai, Bnliei, Old Sores, kc. Ihia Umiaeat 1a ao new remedy. It baa beaa ased aad apyrovad of far 21 years by tha liat hacaasaaa la Ska ceaatry. OUea to aa ovar-drivaa bona, tt aets llki a«|!c. Ordere are taatly nceiTed boss lbs rtcmg ateUet of Kug.
Vha ailibralid IMnta Waodxiff wrfaad r»MMalal It lo bla trfcai^yaare Ufora bis atatb. Cel. P. 9. Ssik, af tbaJm— race oaacae •aa e*riM»*estaUac ii ta be aaparisr te aay otber be badaeW. Haadracaof others oaa bastaa at tka Bi»ot, 10 Park Plaor, N. T.
Md by tba Draobla aad Mars-kaapars. aMylMwlas
gRIDB AND J3
lt«dle«* Hose
as lew 10 caatsa. hi S'-oix&i
!{«d si jI ct If r| vfir.y Drew Goads
Hatjis sell them."
ii Cfamtcr tkaa (Tit
AND BRIDEGROOM.
I«eye for ToaaaXea oa tha iaiarsatlns teUtloa of BriSr(roomto Blide, la the Institution of Marriaae.—a OaMa to matriaioaial felicity, aad traa baapissas.. 8*t by aall ia seakd letter eaveloaas isaa of chafge. Addnss, HOWABD a8•OCUTIOH, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. aHdete
T0O9C WBODBSIBBBBILLIANOr OB COM PLBXIOM Hit pariqr aad anriah the blood Wbtea Hmmt't Omwiiswis BaraaoTM Buuruuu lavariably dots. AskforHBLM. aioLB'a. Taln MoAsi,
BBASD&XTH'S PllaliS. VathshMle. Braaa reth' 111* bare beaa kaewn and as by yonr graadfelbara aid grandmothers. They are atoayasah, aad ears to da |oa good, ibey are |Mety TSgetable, aad dim in tsh tbedeatb pilneipla seata ihiak they Intreaas the prinolple hi lift.- Bat* la taking oat bad bamon frla tbe blood, they do make tbe bedy lighter, aad thai am to ajU eaepsy. Maay fualifes have aead tbs* Ibrapwardsof Isctyyaars. lhey are thebeat msdlclne for Colds, for all Bll leas ABeetfoas, foe Ballaess aboat the Head or Ha^asHS tn Jalaaioas and Contagious Dieaaaaa than are urlTailed. In alt casts ia which apargatHe tsladieated, ao medlelne yet known eaa b» compared ta thess. Two hundred phyiiaiaaa ba«a tsstiled that Biandnth'e Ellis are aaparlor to tn other pugatlvit whatever. Bold b**UJf|Wists,. .„ ... asl9«Jwl®
QDAKTITT n. QUALITT- HaunoLD's 1 MUC* llMiriULU. Tha dose Is small. Those tea a laiti* taaBtity aad large doeee ot
BBB.
WHY WELL YOU DIB?— TT OOBBWJI'BPABTILBBcares Consumption, Bronchitis," •Mmsmss, Asthsie, Cougbs, Golds. Catarrh, Croap, Bora Threat, Disagreeable IBfoatfr, TlgWaasaaf .tbajthat, W«eol«y of IMastBiait sfe.-. Bublte, ^eakets aad Augers I will Sad them aariTelled for clearing the Toieo. 1 Prtoe ceats per box. for sale by all Drag* aaSTwSm
A
MYSTERY.—AHY PERSON seadlaff as thslr addleaa with 28 ceats en I cloatd, will metre *y mall the name aad carle |«»«tottaef their fa tare wilbar baabaad.
JaSTwSm BBBTBBBOO.,7SMaeea«8t., R1
YOVSa LADtMS MSWASS1
or mnnmoin irnon of. Face row I den aad Washes. All each nasties close ap the Itaataofthaakla, aad la short tlassdenioy the I oossplexlon. If yoa woaMhara a fresh, healtny I aad yoatbfal appaaiaaee, ass HaLaaotn's BxI mot lltllMMtM.
MILITARY CLAIMS.
J|JI^^RY^tULAIMS--CARD
DAY1D 8. 9AHALDS0N, •llltaiT illwii, Msr aad Hal at Ageat, BsfilaHj Aathitrlsal aad Ueeased. Offloe—Farrington Block, ryli. JS- Canitr Public Square,
Bf triiaa. Bias* Does,
TEBBE HAVTMBB.
Pension fetofay Prosecuted, Ar-
BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED, DEEDS EXECUTED, rechn Jfads eat and fWie Mmf Drama from
Aiw tmtlm Afmig the, Puffed thia.
PROTJHMT8 Warraats Ai aad Main
Driving and otker tWows, fa-1 TRwitKl^'TT^'TTvn rions styles,
1
Fans, Fans, Fans, 4cc*|
afOdali
Marseilles & Honey Comb Kj^^
PAP*«,*c.
an4 Decollations,,
Tbsa ieavs your ordsn fw a lob that wlU phase or no pay. All ardors for Paper Baagiag lafl with ua wiUbepiuttly atlaalid ta, aad aatla. faction gaaraatssd.
W.8.MYCE&CO.
I88UJKD, hsdt aad MM, Mts Owrected.
•V Befer to Merchaati, Baakers an Oitlsene geaarally, aad to aay owe ot ths thoarand whose claims have beea obtained by me.
JaSdwtf D. a. DANALOSOM
HOTELS.
«M.o. mnz
'^NATIONAL HOUSE, Oaa. Suva ana Hits Sraarr,
ABBBh
nMPBlBTOBS. lyrefarakbel.
PACIFIC HOTJft, JL 1TO, 178, 174 aad 176 Orseawich Street, Utrtof Mrtt sf OartlaadS, Md one block west of Broadway, Tork.
Ths andsratgnsd tabes pleasure in aaaounelng to hia aaaaaraaa Msads aad patrons that from this date, ths charge ot ths Paciflc will be 92,0V rietorof this Hoass, and therei' tsie' abKada eS^ctlon of an laordlaat. tm/t, ha lafMh aMa tu meet the downward tsaSsacy ot prtcsi Irlthout any falling ofl of sat ilea.
It will aow, as aorssolhra, bs his aim ta maintala aadlmialebsd tba favorable repatatlna ol
rirKiisa s.'arfM
1
Ths labia wW ha toutUM*. mpvUed with
The
every delioacy of tha seasoa. I wfll bafooadeMclsnt and obliL __ Tbelocatloa'wlll beCiaaBesafealeut for tbo as I whose basiaasa calls thaaa the lower part ol to all Bailroad and
obligiag
tba ilty, aadof rsady Slaabaat Uaes. MdwSm
attendance
JOB* PATTUI.
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If yoa require a raUabts, reaady, ase tbs beat I M. BABTB^S BBIAtB PIUS have aa nasi Tbay ars aafcaad aara la ordina* ry saaaa. sssaa, oaa aatJhut rxa
BOX.
JDr. Jhrwy's 9mMm PiUs, fcarAsaiasa sliaiai they aia tataadsd tor spasial aaasa—sBssb ma mm aoz.
I yaa tsasil Sinn thaBllh, SMlaai tha m»
SPECIAL NOTICES-
Stleace Adraaeea.
As aooa as an article purporting to be ot ntlillyhaebeen tested, and ils merits eadorssd'by pablio oplnien, unprincipled partice eadearor to replenish their dep!oated purses by counterfeitlag, and substitntlag a spnrions lor ths gsnaine article. Some time ilnce, mercury, in the ditgaiee of pills, powders, &e„ was given for all diseaees of ths etomach and liter, while quinine was fnely administered for the chills. At length HO&. TBTTBB'S STOMACH B1TTSHS mads its advent, aad aa eatire new system of healing waa laaa. I garated. The beneilciil cffecli of thie valnable preparation were at once ac^aowiedfs^ aad mlasral poisons tulTered to sink into that ofeecnta Adbi *aiighfcatd aga bas eoasighed them. There htve baa many spurious Bitters is palmed upon tbe community, which, after Itial, have bain fonnd perfoctly worthless, while HOS. it TITTER'S hai provsd a bleuiag to thousand*, who owe to it their 'restoration to health.
For maay years we kata watchad tha steady I progress of HOSTETTEK'S SIOHAOH BITTKB8 la public eitlmition, and its benldctent effects as a caio for all cosoplainte arUing from the atom ach of a motbid nature, aud we are f.eetoeay that it cin be relied upon es a certain relief and remedy. Its proprietor have msde theabo^el preparation, afttr yeats of careful slady aad tittleg, and aie now reapinic tho reward claimed by this Taloablo specific, and which they so lichly ii merit. It is the only preparation of the kind tbst Is rollsble In al 1 esses, end It therefore demands the attention of the afflicted. JMwiw
IN TBE SPRING MONTHS, the system nalwrally andergoee a change, and Helbsold's Hisulxf UoNCxraatsD Extbact or Saesapasillt is an assistant of the greatest value.
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DIE^ Operatffi as Bajld'y as Rlectrleiiy. No sooner le thefcatr moistened with It, than a glorious BLACK or BKOWN is produced. There is no smell—nostaining of theekls—ao failure ao delay. Orisudoro's llalr Preserrat^e.
Are you premoniehed by the falling hair#^ha baldness apptoaohes? Sir, madam, tilers H, in.v tbat case, no time for hesitation or delay. Orletadoro's balr preservative, used rtgularly^tnotn-. ing aad erealng, will as surely prevent ti»ojwor tiiyttg contingency and re-cover your head with a vigorous growth of hair, aa the doWwitt revive the witheiing grais. There is "no sa«h word as foil.-
Sold by Druggisu,aua applied by all Hair Dressers. Manufactory Mo. CS Maidna Lane.— Ptinclpal L'epot Wo. 6 a«tor House. tnJldwlm
HKIiMBOLD'S XXTHACT ,SASMri)9UA oleansee aud reuovates the blood, iultla tho'T.gor or health Into tho syatem, and purges out tbe humors that make diseisv.
HKLMBOLD'o GOSCSNTBATiiD UXTBAOC SAtWAfABlLLA, it the great tf.ood Varifler. 3—
BCBiSeK'S TuEHosl^ siaB^r ...... --i Seaweed Tonic aud Mandrake fills will sore Consumption, Liver Completnt and Kfepeyeie, if taken accordivg to ibe directions. They are -all throe to be taken at the lame time. They cleenie the stomach, relax the Jlvei:. andjiut It to work thon the appetite becomes good '|Uia food digeite and makes good blood tho patient^aglna to grow in floeh i- tho diseased matter ripens In. the lungs, and the patient outgrows tbe'jUaeaen and geti well. Thli is the only way to core Oou-J sumption.
To these three medicines Br. i.JL Schaaofc, Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled suoceea ln the treatment of Pulmonary Oousuinption. 'The frulmonlo Syrup ripens the morbid matfeE-da'the Innga, nature throwa It off by an easy toatlvn, for when (he phlegm or matter is ripo a dight congb.will throw it«f, and ths pptipnt has -est, and the lungs begin toJieal.
To do this, the Seaweed Tonio and Mandrako Pills mnat be freely uaed to oieaaae tbe dtomach and liver, ao that the Pulmonic Dyrup and the (bod will make good blood.
Sohenck Mankrake tills act upon the liver, removing all obatruotions, relax the duets of the gall bladder, the bile starts tiealy and ths .liver is aoon relieved the stools wlllab»w,|riw4. tho Pills can do nothing has ever beon invests! except calomel (a Jeadly poiion which it very dangerous to use unless with great care), ttiVf will unlock the gall bladder and start the secretions of ths liver like Uchenck's Mandrako fills.
Liver Complaint is one of the most, (eminent causes of Consumption.Sobenck's SeaweSd Tonio ia a gentle' etimalant aad alterative, and the alkali iu the Seaweed, which ttie prifaration is made of :aaeieur the nomach to throw out the gastric juice to ilisselvo tbe food with the Pulmonic 6y rup, and It li mado into good blood without f»riaepi*iiua«r touring in the stomach.
The great rcasou why physicians do not cure Oonsunipilon is, they try to oo too mncb th give medicine to atop the ooagUs. i»fM the chills,to stop night swesla, hefino fiVirJ anoHiy so doing they derange the wnole digeetive powers, locking np the secretions, aud eventually the partisan sinks and dies. lr. echsnck, in his treatment, docs not try to atop a caugh, night aweau, chiila or fever, liemove the canae, and they will all atop of their own accord. Ho one can be cured of Oonicmption, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Oa tikes, Ulcerated Xnroat, unities the livoi- uid etomach are make health).
If a pertou has Consumption, of course Ibe lungs in some way,',are diseased, either tnbeiclos, abscesses, bronchial irritation, pleura adheelon, ar the inngs area mass or inflammation and fast deoaying. In euch cases, what must bo dune?— it is not only the lungs that are wasting, bnt It is ths whole body. 'lht stomach aud liver have lost their power to make blood outof food. Mow, the only ehance is 10 take l)r. Schsnok's three medicines, whir1* w.U bring up a ton* to the stomach, the patient will bogin to want., food, it will digest easily and makegood blood then 1 lie patient begins to gain in flesh, and asaoon as the body begins to grow, the lunge ooiaiasacc to heal up, and the patient gets tteeky and wcii. This iu the only way I cure Consumption.
When theie Is no lung,disease, anl' unly !iver Complaint and Dyspeps'ia, Schenek's Ssaweed Tonic and Slandrake fills are sufficient, without the Pulmonic Syrup. Take the' Handralke fills freely in all bllloua complaints, a# OeflsMtfgrfectly harmless.
Ir. Scheock, who has enjoyed uninterrupted health lor many year* past, and now weighs 225 pounds, was wasted away to a mere skeleton, in tbe very last stfgo ot Pulmonary •P**atat IOU, hia pbjaiciaDt having- pronotae**! hi# ofee*1iop«», lw, and abaudooeU iiiai to Ma fete* H» *m cirod oy tba nforMtld
ue)ic{Mt
Md slaca bis
ftcmrjr, ni»D7 tbonaauda aimUtJi afflicted bve a sad Dr. Sbhtuc&'i pripusiiona with tb*1 s*u« remarkable aocoesj. Full directioaa acc—pan/ each^ making it uot absolatol nooea—ry to jur. •oatllj aaelr« 8checa^ qiUmb patianta aiib tu«ir langa evaniued and for thU parpttae ka ia^ru* fe*ai«naily at hia principal otb€«v Ybiladalpbia, 0Twj flatorya^ viioi««h lattera for •rtrfoe uet jeaddresaed. .t-
friceofthePnlmonioiSyrnp and Saewsettf-Snic, tAi $1,60 per bottle, or *7,60 a half dussa. Slandrake fills 25 cents per box.
For sale by all Uruggiete. Jal7d#ly AOLEiK, 6MOUTU8KIIM and MAOVirUL COMPLkXION follows the nes of
Hkmmulo's
I CoirourriATCD Exr«iOr SansarAaiLLa. it removea black spots, pimplea and alk ai nptions of the skin.
'HELSBULD'S
OONCENTRATEi) FLUID
Extract Sarsaparilla RBABICATK8 KBCPTIVK AND CT0BBATIVK Disiiscs-os^MiSi^k. THBOAT, KOBE, ****•'fa
Which so diiflgnre tbe t^pearstias, pnaMn the evil effecU of merrury Ad remsvin^ aOTalnts, the remaanti of DISKAMfl. heredity wise, and ii takon by AUtTLTS and 1
with perfect 8AFE1T. TWOTADLK-SPOONrUL9"ofi Sarsaparilla, added to a pfnt of atatef ts^qual tothe&Ision
Dirt
Drink, and one bottie le equal
to a gallon of the Syrup of'Ssrsspa^illS or the decoctions sansuallr made. AM INTKaXSTlMO LKTTBK ii pnbltitiJd in Ihe Meico-Chlrarglcsl Kevfsw, on tfik mijiftt of the Extraot of Ssresparilla in certsla afhietious, by Bavjamin
r-r.
Pi B|l*o»n liMwAluiL of
those diaswea, and dlaeaseV'arlsiaf rSS^Ke ezceai of mercury, he states that. oa rsmfllT is •flual to the Extract of l$aisapaiUa novor Is extraordinary, mote so iba'n'aay ntSsr drug 1 am acqnaioted with. It (s, in. the atlictcst Mose, a tonic with this invaluable attribute. IhaiJt is applicable to a atate ol ths ayeta'at aa sunken, and yet so Irritable as renders other^aaataacai of tbe tonie claaa unaVallshle oriejorfc^i^
MELJKBOl
WSCINTEATID RITRAOt SABg^pARI^LA, atabliabed upwards of 18 years. PKEPABID BY H-.T. BXtMBOM)
aprfiM dsod waow2m
I aad aMaaHTAl A W, Mflbdar Street, Bach aaAamaiastft (hay wiU basMtwsllseai. 'm»imi» —1, psff Issl wly
S9i -•rfitrti!
g'.
HOT A FBW of ths worst disorders,'&s(1tfBlct [mankind arise from corruption of tbi b8bt HatnbUi'i Ktrtscr SAbsArABiLia Itf. a Vsmedv Isf thanMoatvalaa.