Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Volume 5, Number 36, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 February 1874 — Page 3

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

V.AHT.

1KKKE-HA UTfc AN 1 NDIA N A HOl,IS. Depot loih and Cliexuiut wiruutn. Leave (or east.. Arrive from east 2:00 am Fast LlDe 6:2i) a in 7:00 iu Day Express 2:H0 pin 2 ..Op oi AUuuUc h-xprotiM„...ll:uo pin 8 50 Iiiiliauupullg Local... 6:16 rn

Uieencaxtle Accommodation... lO.uuam iNDlANAfOUB & HT. LOUXb. Depot. Hixl auU 1'lppecauoe streets. Leave lor eusst, Arrive irom a -!5p Day Exprens 11:2.1east

6:10

6-18 a :a Night, Kipreni 11:10 pin 8 a ui Accommodation 6.06 iu

WinT.

ST LOUIS, VANUAL1A

TERRE

HAUTE.

Depot Tculli ami ClientnuL streets. L»-.iVe .ir We*t. Arrive .rolu Went am Ka*l Llu« 1 :/W it in top in Pacltlo Kzprtwr a-4'ip 11 :u ,at.A L. Cairo

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INDIAN Al'ULH dt HT. LUUIH. Depot Hi jttU and TtpjmcauiK street*. Letivo lor west. Arrive irom went 11:2/1 a ni Duy Kxprew H:U li:l*lln KxpiUHit t:i2u IU

LlKlitullitf h.xpruna.„. t:lu

Aecomiimdittioli. KOHTII.

KVANffVlLuK, i-KKKK HAUTE CUlCAOn. Depot -nt.li anil O'ljuxtiiiit Mtreetn. Li vu l^r ijonli. Arrive from north «:l»

Chicago Kxpr:HH„ 0 Oi

1:1 Up in Mull ami ACi: |ir..'j0 it ill 10:Ou pin Mglit Kxprtsh 6.00 am NoKTIIKANT.

LOCJANHi-OKT, CK\ WKOKDHVlLLfc. HuUTII WK-sTl„KN. Depot Tenth flint CliiiHlniit street*. Leave tor ii'irilioaNt Airlvp from nortlieuMt 11 11 III Mull 100 III 6'0) iu Ki.cK Vlllo Arc OiOO III

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KVANHVIL AND OR AWFOKDHVILLE. Depot Ti'uMi mill (Jlicntnul HtreetH. I.i'iivi! lor nolii li. A rive from south ii iw it Kxpro* 0:65 'I'.'tit III Mull it: 10 HI

NOI TII KANT.

CINCINNATI A TKKHK HAUTE. J'epotH, Ttnlli unci CliCHtnut. aud Klrkt and Muln. Louvi! fo:-H. K. Arrive from 8

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in Extra Freight 10:16 am H'.ib ji in nccommoiluiloii 10:10 pin WOKTIIWKKT.

TKUItK HAUTE, I'AKISiV. DECATUR.

Leavu. tii'io a in Hocii'm (fiini Lln«f l:tw am Jl:iiu a in .. ..Aci-oiiiiiioitniion Line 10 10

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pin KxprcM H.M pin Hi'i'ut CiirH and oiniilljiiHuN ruu to and tioiii tlio dupot* on Tenili and ClieaUiul hl ii'rUuuil oiiiiilliuMOM and from liie UejxL on Mixtli and 1'ippocuHou

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no'.t 'i TtioHdayN and Krli.tiynat 7 a. tjpniiH MoO'layH and ThnrndayHt 6 p. NoIhoii -U oM'HTueM A HatH at 11 a. in

Of-eiiHTnoH A HatH at 10 a.in Uoiifrnl Delivery and Call ilozeH open from 7 in to 7

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a hi t,ii Mouty Order and Keglsler OOioe open fi'ini Hum to (1:30

OllUvt opon on Hnndayii from to 10 a. m. No iiiininy order biiMlm-NH triuiMiicted on iii i'ivi N Kt I.HKCK, P. M.

§[eii[c Twite (fi.izcttc.

Thursday, February It), 1S74.

Telegraphic News. A IIkkltn, Feb. 12.— The government lias (muted orders to put on an extraordinary pressure in tlie work of preparing the armament for the German troops. By June the whole iirantry will be armed with the Mauser ritle, and the cavalry with tlie Cliassepot. Ten thounand laborers are now at work on the arms at Ktruu.Hhurg, and ten thoussnd at Met/,, and live thousand at Vienna.

Nkw Yohk, Feb. 14.—A dispatch fr oi London Htates that the British bark, Curdro.sa,where from or whither bound, was not stated, liaH iieen loMt. at Hea, and many person* lost. The vesnel was built in New York, und owned in London.

An investigation into the affairs of the old Brooklyn 8tieet Commissioner^ Department has been concluded, and reveals a deficiency of $012,000. Robert Furley, the last iucumbent, liolds hiniHelf responsible, it is unlerstood, lor any irregularity in the otllce.

The Spanish General, Vasclones. with 1,200 men, lias been defeated near Trocha. Gen. Partilla was severely wounded in a duel, near Puerto Principe. The excitement throughnut ihe Island 1* intense, and the Patriots are confident of being able to liring tiie revolution to a speedy conclusion.

A meeting of some of the leading men of Brooklyn, was held at the Academy of Music in that city, last nijiht, to take stepa to secure the annexation of New York aud Brooklyn. Speeches were made by S. B. Chittenden, John Winslow, Park Commissioner Stanhau aud others, and an association was formed to promote a plan for the uuion of the two cities.

Jesse W. Wicks, aged 15years, was accidentally shot in the head and iuRtantly killed, lant nigiit, by his cousin, Jesse L. Clark, aged 14 years, at his residence, No. 17 Jones street, jlotli had gone to led together, and while ('lark was examining a small derrinner, which lie had taken from under his pillow, it was discharged, \he contents lodging iu the brain of young Wicks.

A dNpateh from Washington says that Presideut Grant recently puri'based a lot of ground containing nearly 15,000 square feet, and which fronts Circle street at tiie intersection of and Thirteenth street ami Vermont and Rhode Island avenues. The price paid was $22,315.50. The Presideut proposes to erect a line residence in whijh to make his home when he retires from the Presidency.

Ciik.yknne, February 13.—A mail courier from Red Cloud Ageucy, arrived at Fort Laramie, saya that Frank Appleton, acting Indian Attentat Red Cloud, was murdered Monday nijjht by tiie Minnecongus Indians. They shot him when he opened the door. The Indians stole fourteen mules and also seized beef cattle. The Sioux, Arrapahoea and Cheyeuues are on the war path, aud their line of operations extends from Laramie to the Republican Vallev, exposing the fronties to depredations for over 300 miles. The Government needs 10,000 soldiers here to protect life and property.

London, Feb. 14.—A destructive fi re-occur red last night at the pantrehiiicon, au immense family goods depository. The eutire building aud a large proportion of the couteuts were destroyed. Loss upwards of

£1,000,000. Madkid, Feb. 14.—It is reported that the blockade of Bilboa has been raised.

Madkid, Feb. 10 —The Spanish Government has officially notified all the power* of the blockade of the northern ports of Spain.

St. Pkteksburo, Feb. 15.—The Czar leaves for England in April to visit Victoria.

At a banquet at the Royal Palace, yesterday, tiie Czar made a speech, and referred hopefully to the present condition of affairs of Europe, and hojed that the friendship of Russia and Austria, with England and Germany, would preserve peace to the world.

London, Feb. 16.—It is reported that ad vices have been received announcing tiie capture of Comassie, the Ashantee Capital, by the English troopH, January 29th.

Tokonto, Feb. 16.—A Fort Genrj' dispitch says that Riel has been elected to the Dominion Parliament by a large majority.

Chicago, Feb. 16.—The startling discovery was made yesterday of a house full of dead and dying people,

in the southern suburbs of the city, which caub. a sensation. A family nninnd Thompson lived in a sma 1 (I welling ou Forty-third street. Tlie husband in a milliliter, arid has bem away «everai ila.vs at work. A uf-i^ii-bor called several times, and gotting no reH|Mti«e, entered tlie room and found two children on the floor dead, and their mother lying partly out of bed, nearly insensible, an infant caught between the tied and wall and almost lifeless, ami the nurse almost crazed. Another child lias since expired. Tiie recovery of the mother and babe is doubtful. It is suspected that the terrible event may have been the result of poison, administered by the nuree, who is now in jail, though it may powjibly have been accidental. The inquest will lw held to-day.

Allknstuwn, Feb. 10.—A freight train ou tiie Lehigh & Wuequehuua Kiilromi ran into a Iaii(l-*llle, near {Stale Dam Station,this morning. Tie engine jumped the track, throwing 18 cars oft of the raiiH, and three in'-n were instantly killed and a number more or less seriously injured—some fatally. Nine cars were uurned by the stove in the caboose turning over and setting fire to the train.

Wahiiinoton, Feb. 10.—The following dispatches were received at tb" army headquarters la*t night:

Omaha, Feb. 14.—General W. T. Sherman, Washington Major Chambers, comnjanding Fort Fetterman, telegraphs tliat lie has just learned that nearly all of the Indians left the a^enoy after killing Ited Cloud'* Hon, who made them give up the stolen stock. Expeditionary forces will tie at Cheyenne in three day* will start as soon as the amunition and equipments arrive. [.Signed.] K. O. C. Ori

Brigadier General.

Lincoln, Feb. 10.—Reports from tiie Western portion of tiie Htate, Thursday night, says that the Indians burnt tiie town of Red Wing.

At the Republidan rally were killed several persons, among them tiie Royal Buck,'one of the oldest aud most respected citizens of Nebraska

Arrive *,e utmost excitement prevails.

Distance Lends Enchantment. Kroin the ItullaniipollH Journal. How distance does lend enchantment to the view The Toledo papers bristle with paragraphs about the importance *of that canal from Terre Haute to 8t. Louis. But tiie people of Terre Haute, who might be supposed to be interested, don't pay any attention to the matter, although they are rampant for a free bridge across the Wabat-h. Evidently they prefer any travel to wet.

At His Old Tricks.

From the LiiFayette Journal. A portion of the troupe connected with the celebrated John E. Owen?, passed through the city by the 1:15 train from Chicago yesterday, en route to Louisville, where lie had an engagement for last night. Mr. Owens was not with the party, however, he having missed tiie train. Whether or not ho managed to make the connection by another route we are not informed.

Simple (Suggestion.

From the Kprlngtleld Ueglster. Mrs. Livermore is now lecturing against theevils of light-laciug. She is quite right. If a girl wants her waist squeezed she ought to employ some reliable young man for the purpose. Our experience is, that no young man with any pretensions to reliability would, when thus employed, for a single moment neglect his business.

WINE AN I) WOMEN.

A Celebrated Co-partnership Dissoluted. From tlieRt.. Louis Times,

The news from Ohio indicates that tiie ancient and celebrated co-part-nership of Wine Women is about to be dissolved by tiie peremptory withdrawal of the female partner.

Boss of His Boots. From the 8t. Louis (Jlobo.

During Colonel Tom Scott's recent visit to our city, be was bailed on the street by a little bootblack with "Boss, have yer boots sliined The Colonel pleasantly shook his finger at him, saying: "My boy, I am no boss." Tiie little waif swung his box over Ills shoulder, ami eyeing the great railroad king from head to foot, replied: "You're boss o' yer boots, ain't yer?"

Of Course Not.

From the Cincinnati Commercial. The papers that were edited by Cooke at Hfty cents a line do not publish Hazeu's letter.

A Good Investment.—Health is tiie best paying stock—dividends large and investmentsafe—110 danger from panics or defalcations interest and capital paid in specie therefore, instead of investing in dyspepsie, jaundice, bilious fevers, tainted blood, foul ulcers, general debility, etc.— put your capital through Lane's Cordial, into digestion, sound liver, pure blood, robust, vigorous health, new life and vigor, and you may snap your fingers at crisis and panics.

MEDICAL.

FITS CUBED FREE! 1

Any person suffering from I he above (Itsease

requested to

adorrsN

Dk.Price,and

a trial bottle of iveillclne will be forwarded by Express, FREE.

Dr. Price is a regular physician, and has made the treatment of riTH ok EPILEPSY a study for year*-, and lie will warrant a otne by the use of his remedy.

Do not fall to send to him for trial bottle It coots nothing, and he IV11.1, CUKE TOP, no matter of how long standing yonrcaso may be. or liow maiiy other remedies may liave failed.

Circulars and testimonials sent with FREE TRIAL BOTTLE. Address,

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CAEEIAGES.

WILDY & rOTHS

Carriage Builders,

TIXIJRX

STREET,

Opposite Buutin House,

1113PAIIUN

Properly attended to.

HOTEL.

Baruum's Hotel,

Cor. Broadway and Twentieth St.

NEW YORK,

On both American and European Plan Complete with all modern Improvements roomsentuiUs and single private parlors, baths, elevators. Ao. Location unsurpasaed, being in the very center of raalijon and brilliant New York life. In proximity to ChHichea and placew of Amuse men I, nnd Lord A Taylor Arnold A ConNtable'8 aud J.

palaces. The h' tel Is uuder the manajcofueut of A. H. Baroum, formerly ot Barnum's Hotel, Baltimore I. N.Ownot Dayton, Ohio, and recently of New York ana Freeman Barn am. of Barnuins Hotel

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3lt. I. V. WILS05 AND Ii£. J. J. SMITH,

Oculists and Aurists,

Recently from San Franct«co, C»l., have ehtaullxlied an EYE sintl UAK

TXFIRMAHV!

G2() MainStreet,

MAHHLE BLOCK, Terre Ilanto, Iu«l.

We are prepared to perform all Surgical operations, and to treat all diseases of the Eye, Ear and Throat according to the most recent aud scientific methods^

We desire to^Sall the attention of the public to the fact thbt we have superior and safer remedies for the cure of Granulated Eye-lids, and all forms of Inllammation of the Eye and Ear, than those iu common use, and that we can cure many cases who are considered incurable.

Our remedies are vegetable, and were discovered and u*ed with great success in California, and we can refer to several hundred of the most difficult cases cured by us there, many of whom were considered incurable.

We invite all who have Chronic Diseases of the Eye and Ear to come and try our treatmeut. Those who do not receive permanent benefit will not be required to pay for treatment.

We treat Catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness, Roaring in the Ears and Chronic Discharge* very successfully. No charge for examination.

We refer to the following statements of well-known persons as evidence of our ability to relieve the alliicted:

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no benefit., by the constant use of comics, which were the principal remedies by all doctors I had thus far visited.

Itciuli of Drs. Wilson 4 Smith, and tl.at their remedies were purely ve«et.able, aii'i that, they Insured a cure of all eh route cases of uraiiuliiied sorn eyes, I d. tarmlned toglvetnema trial. Itulvesine pi earn re to say tout my ej es have Improved constunt'ly from the flr.st week, so they now feel as well as ever—never had anything like a relapse. I take pleasure in recommending bin. Wilson A Smith's treatment,

I' bin cured me an«l many others. Anybody wishing to consult me can do so, as I will answcrall inquiries, give tills testimonial to the doctors voluntarily, as I feel under many obligations to them for tlio ureal good tlipy have clone inn.

Yours tuily. WM.J1 HtlKIBNKR. 101 Main street. Terre Haute, Ind., Nov. 16,1873.

Cure of Marcus Sk'lio^iuelil, RchI JKntale A| eiit. riMIIH lst.o certify that lwas alliicted with 1 sore eyes for two years, aud wiw, during that time, treated by Hkllltul physicians, of whom 1 received only temporary relief.

In the mouth of September, 1K78. Dr. J. J. Smith, Oculist, late of California, commenced treating my eyes, and after receiving eight weeks' treatment of him, the granunit1 onh on mv eye-lids, trom which I had suflered so much, wereentlrely removed. My eyes are now well, and the sii?ht good. I reconinicud all Who are (similarly affected to apply to lir. Hmifh for tn-ut-ment. MIUUB HCUOKMEHL.

Terre Haute, Ind., Nov. 18th, 1673. Cure of a Daughter of C. Harri", City Policeman.

daughter Nora has been afflicted with C'hioulo Bote Kyes tortile past year. They were so bad that she could scarcely go about tlie house. The left eye was entirely blind. I put her under Dr. J. J. Smith's treatment, when she was

Terre Haute, Jan. 17tli, 1871. John Haueriy, Son of Manrice llagerty,Cured of S»re

Eyfg After Thirteen Years Standiug

HEREBY certify that my son had Sore Eyes lor thirteen years, and I tried several of the mast eminent physiclansdurlng that time, but without avail, tin the 18th of September, 1873. Dr. J. J. Smith, Oculist., commenced treating his eyen, when I had to lead him to the office. His treatment was very successful, for his eyes have entirely recovered, aud he li been at work for the past two months, and call read the finest print. 1 recommend those nffllcted with Sore Eyes to give Drs. WiUon

rtm tU*,

Terre Haute, Ind., Jan. 17, J874. Joseph Bilby Cured of Granulated Eje-lidgand Opacity of the Cornea.

WAS taken with very palnftil Sore Eyes about a year ago, t.h» result of Chronic Granulated Eye-lids, which had been making my es weak for several years. A dense film grew over the sight and my eyes were nearly closed, which made it impossible for me to work. I had them treated, but got no pertnuneut relief until I applied to Drs. Wilson* Smith's Eye Infirmary. After seven weeks of regular attendance, I found my eye* in good condition again. It is now six weeks since I left off treatment, and my eyes con'iuu" to Improve. lean read the finest print, and I consider my eyeB permanently cured. I recommend I)rs. Wilson

MEDICAL.

.D^vmrriiR,

617 St. Ghirles street, St

200

Wm. II.

Teftliitioiilal Irom Mcribucr. rplIIS Ik to cnrtlfy that my eyes have been

I granulated for thirteen months, and after trylngu iiumberofcommon remelled aud several doctors and HI III llndlnu

emirowing worse, I resolved to vlHit Dr. WIlliiunH, of Cincinnati,

qma

of the most

celchrate ocullHt-stn the fHp.ouly to find, nftrr UvnUnu constantly lor near three months, the mime result. I had experienced wlih ©the- reinedleH-

temporary relief

relapse,

and

""iich nuft'.:i'lii|f niui In and

bad

that I had to lend her to tlie ofllce. Her eyes began to Improve at once,aud In a few day» slle could go to the office alone. Her eyes aru now entirely free from Inflammation, and she can see to read the fintmt print. The disease was Urauulated Eye-lloH, and she was restored to sight In the short space ol two mouths. 1 recommend all who are afflicted with Eye or Ear Diseases to goto Drs. Wilson & Smith's Eye and Ear Infirmary for treatment, as their remedies are mild and safe, and entirely different and more beneficial than thoiie in common use.

C. L. HARRIS.

Torre Haute, Dl'O. 28,1873. "I van Blind, but now I See." A VINO had Chronic Sore eyes lor three years, I desire to give my experience to the public. for the oenefft of the afflicted, anil to express my gratitude to the oculist that cured me I was unable to do any woik for 011© y^nr, mid a portion of the time I was confined to my room. I suffered such intense pain that I was led to try all the remedies I could hearof as well rs to employ medical aid. As I got no relief I became completely discouraged, and gave up all hope of ever getting cured, was persuaded to try Drs. Wilson

Smith,

and commenced treatment without the least expectation of getting enred. But I was happily disappointed, for the pain waf all removed the first week aud they were entirely cured In eight weeks. My eyes feel first-rate, snd I can read the finest print. I saw many others making rapid improvement under their treatment, aud I am satisfied that their remedies are differout from anything I had tried, and the best for sore eyei ijf anything in use in this part °flhMK°8UMAHGARETTA BHEPHEIiD.

Hoea, Cleat, Stricture. or Rupture, hi Urlnnry

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1-2

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Cottage Carpets, 25, 30 and 35c. Threr-Ply Carpets, $1.25.

$14 Silk "Velvets for

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Obstacles to Marriage. Huppy Keller for Tonng Hen from Hie ell'ectH of Errorx and Abuses In early life. Manhood restored. Impediments to Marrluge removed. New method ol treatment,. New and remarkable remedies. Books auil Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes.

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CONSUMPTION CURED

To the Kdilor of the Cazette

Estjsjsmkd Fiiiend: Will yon plense inform your renders that I have a positive

CUItE FOR CONSUMPTION and nil disorders of the Throat and Lungs, and tluit, by Its

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Please show tills letter to anv one you may Know who is snflcrlug from thuso

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American Institute, TO

J-

W. McKEE, FOK

Embroidering and Fluting Machines. It In ingenious and will meet the wanta of every matron in the land." 'Exhibition of 1872. John E. Guvlt, Kec. hec'.v. F. A. Barnard,

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agents WANTED.

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Sold by The

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MANHOOD: How Lost, How Restored. Just published, a new edition of J»r. Cnl verwell's Celebrated Essay on tbo

radical cure

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Smith as very skillful Ocni-

Ists. J. H. BILBY.

Los-i-,

Mo.

U., totti longer tnpafd la tb. rprclrf tr.nim ui of all Vonerenl. Sexual and ChronloDiaeasen toan auj in fit Lout*..« .:*

(without medicine) of Spbma-

tokkhgca,orSeminal

Weakness Iuvolun-

tary Seminal Iios-ses, Impotknct, Mei.tal and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to Marriage,etc.: also, CONSUMHHuN,

KPii/-

and Fits,Induced by self-indulgence or sexual extravagance. i*"Price In a sealed envelope my six

celebrated author, li» this admirable 08Hty,clearly deuionsiratea irom a thirty years* successful piactlce, that the alarming oousequence ol self-abuse may be radically oured without the dangerous use ol internal medicineor the application of the kn)fe pointing out a mode of cure at once simple certain and effectual, by means or which every sufferer, no matter what his condition may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and

radically,

as^Tlils Lecture should be in the hands of every youth and every man in the land.

Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address,

postpaid,

on receipt ol six

cents, ortwo post stumps Also Dr. CulverwellVMarrlage Guide,' price 25 cents

Address the Publishers, 5 ,- CHA8. J. KLINE 4 CO., 1127, Bowery, Hew York,

Postofflce Box 4.586.

EN&INEEEINa. ^f-s r,-

JOHI* C. NOKTHALIfc (AK. MA6ILL.

N0ETDALL & MAG ILL,

Mining Engineers, ARE

prepared to test and develop coal ana otner mineral lands, and to give accurate and reliable information to proprietors In re^Urd thereto, In the strictest oonfldenoe.

They will also buy. sell and leas* mineral lands. All business entrusted to them will jeeelve prompt attention. Tho«e wanting lands tested, or wish Inst to bay. sell or lease mineral lands,are requested io call. Batlkfactory references given li desired.

KT Oflloe, south aide of Main street, between Sixth and SovenUt. Gilbert's tiloct np stairs. Terre Haute. lad.

FORTOE TELLOO.

Mthe

or old, make more

money »t work for us in their spare momenu, or all the time, than at anything else. Particulars free. Address. G. bTlNSON A OO., Portland, Maine.

"v-,

adame ntemayer

information, by laying out cards, of *—^"ofyoi: ail cUcnmstances of your life if you will be suoeesstai in court suits, love atng leftaelea, lost valuables.

TO STA5D STILL IS TO DIE!

Stagnation blights whatever it toucVs. Tijs Keynote of crery enterprise is Progress When the puiic broke out, iustfeid o? yielding to it, wc fought it with low prices, and tlio result has b?en the

Largest Business in all our Five Stores

thnt we have CFer known. Ever on Ihe alert tor profitable transactions, we have bought at a biff sacrifice a iarge portion Of the uikrupt stock of Messrs. OMKKIIOLSER & KEEFKit. Wholesale Dealers iu i*rv t«oods, in Broidway. X«*w York, and who failed during the late iuic. These Hoods are all firstclasi in every respect, from a Mlk Velvet down to a ^pool of Cotton, j»nd at the prices we shall sell them they are

BETTER TO SALT DOWN THAN GREENBACKS!

In the above Prints theae are o?erone huadreil new and elegant SPRING STYLES, never before exhibited in Terre Haute.

MORE OF THE BANKRUPT STOCK! Pieces STYLISH DRESS GOODS, Only 25 Cents!

The above are probably the last great bargalus our customers will get of the great Panic, and most likely the last 12

MEDICAL.

Lane's Cordial

-AND-

BLOOD PURIFIER

A safe and reliable medicine, for purifying and invigorating the human system. Composed of purely vegetable substance*, combined according to the best methods known to modern science. It is not a patent medicine, but is prepared from such well known roots and herbs

dock, stiUingia,

my practice. I have

curud hundreds of cases, and will give #1,000.00 lor a case It will not benefit. Indeed, so strong la m.v faith, I wl'.l send aS»iii]»le fr«, to any suflerer addressing me.

are only tiie

jla-

esses and oblige. Faithfully Yours, 1)11. T. F. BURT, (0 William Street, New York.

blood and

Chemists 4 ManufactnringDraggista, BT. LOUIS, MO. We are responsible only for our Goods, therefore be sure that you get the right ar, tide. "Lane's Cordial," wrapped in yelJow tissue paper, prepared by G. D. LANE A CO.

Sold by all respectable Druggists and Dealers everywhere.

GRAIN DRILL.

"SUPERIOR

GRAIN DRILL!

There can be thirty different changes of feed made in it, and it is the only Drill in the world that has a chamber exclusively for .sowing wheatIt will sow Jast the amonnt-it is set to sow. and it i» the only Double Force Continuous Feed extant. Has taken the premium in every field trial it was ever in.

JESSUP, CAUSE & PIETY, tnjU.^ -t •-tn-

-4?*

Ingrain Carpets, 50, 00 and 75c, Extra Carpi*ts, 90 cents,"$1.00 and

$18 Silk Velvets for

FOSTER BROTHERS,

ns yellow-

mandrake, pipsissewa

Blue Flag, aud others of undoubted curative powers. Tlie object of this medicine is to cure diseases arising from impure blood, impaired digestion, and a diseased liver,

boils, tum

ors, pimples, blotches, canker, ulcers, sores, etc.,

external

J.uim-.

ternal

forms

of blood disease Diseases of the kidneys and bladder, liver, stomach and luugs female weakness, uterine trouble^ as well as rheumatism, neuralgia, erysipelas, gout, disease in the bones, dyspepsia, dropsy, all scrofulous manifestations, swelling of the glands, ulceratiou of the internal organs, tubercles, tumors, eruptions, salt, rheum, scald head, as well as dropsy, emaciation and

forms of blood diseases, which

disappear with the cause that produced them. That Lane's Cordial is able to purify the blood, there can be no doubt, but this would be only half the work it will also

enrich

the

strengthen

the system

tone up the organs and bring them back to duty, restore appetite and give power to

digest

and assimilate

the food eaten. We might print testimonials of the highest order, but we prefer to let the "Cordial" speak for itself its own evidence will far outweigh any that can be adduced by eertiflcates. Its best reccommendation is,

.AGENTS,-^,'.

36 and 38 West Main Street,

'ti4

TERRS HAUTE. IlfO.

LIVEEY STASLS.

Geo. W. Carico. 4 A. J,Thompson.

IJTEBT STABLE. PBAIBIE CITY

PROMPT

win give true

Residence, corner of Second

fairs, obtaining frlem and Ohio streets.

--V

Ltvery and Feed Stable, Cor. of Third aid

Walnut St8.,'

TKRRB HAUTE, IND.

attention given to the ear* ol

horses. Good livery oonstantly

band. A share of the public patronage is re •P"* V11'?"^^CAKICO A THOMPSON,

Proprietors.

ALL SPItAGUE PRINTS, ALL COt'HECO PRINTS ALL MER1UMACK PRINTS ONE LOT SPRAUUE PRINTS, ALL 12 1-2 CENT PRINTS FORSc GOOD TABLE LINENS,- 30c FARMER'S JEANS, 25c & UPWA'D

Good set of Fnrs, §1.75 ^4.00 Furs down to 2.50 $6.00 Alaska Furs for 4.50 $10.00 Mink sets for tt.00 *25.00 Mink sets for 15.00 Mink Furs, $50.00 worth 75.00 Heavy White Quilts, 2.50

ceut Prints we shall sell for 8 cents, as they are now worth 10

SPECIAL BARGAIN

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND MATTINGS!

Se 8c 8c

1-2

[.10.

Torre Haute, Ind.

PIANOS.

Fair Dealing! No Humbug!

STEIN WAY & SON'S PIANOS, (The Ixst In t'-e world,1 From $175 to $1,000.

Gabler Pianos, Prom $!J.0 to $075. Alt ION PIAXOS,

From $500 to $900.

IIAZELTON PIANOS, From $400 to $750. R. Y. Mind011 Pianos,

7 1-8 Octave, fine finish, only $310.

ANT0NSHIDE

Is gent."for the above Pianos. Give him a cull. 183 lWaln Sf., np stairs.

SOQZS.

A Dl/UU fr'UtiTEIi.i-l.l.i.iOjM A prlfHic r.Min*clor to the Murrlt'd or tiio«io ehmit to irrr oti tbs plivsl- iogiciil rt voiatiuiiaof 'trtnrTrvfvftung oirtyriBg, __ 10 praitrru the i:i!ii»|»h\\i«u. 48.

MarriagO

ThUla an lutcrotiluf woik ott*o bnndred nnd Hitjr ouioVrou* enjrrnv Ing*. mid eoutaina vnluablo DfermutinD for thort nrt murrloU.ircobMinpUteioar* rlnfe. Still it Ha book ti.tu f-nh to he

k©rtunderlook

and key. and tnrtlc.n^ about tho bouac. Ii cootairta tb« exp?rkuc«t Ct:d advict of & phr«1ctao wboae rwputatJoo Ii world-* ld«, an«l rboald b* lb* |»rl» raU drawer of ererj inale and fpmatctb without tbatfoUr# |lob«. liembmcM a\crvihiDfr ou the mbjaciof tbo |«n* eratlre arntent that worth kocwiag.and niuehtbat oot publiihed la anv other work.

Beot to any one (free of poaiiipe) for Fifty Centt. Addreca Dr. liutu' lUp«Daar/,.No. 13 N. Kigbth atrool Bl* LouU, Wo. iTotice to tho AEio ed and Unfortcnata.

BeToro applying the imtorto»« oaneka who adrertlao to 6ulta'worknomatterwbaiyourdlaea»eis,orbowdeplor

ublio pupom.or u*l»« any quack remedita peruae Dr. able your fnndPi^n. Dr. Buit'a oenpi-t doitMo h«u«e ff iwcnty-aereo rooint: a I ndnr.v ty •"m lb

-I

9aIi*r«(fe*»oraof

thai it cures.

We ask for it a trial. Prepared only by 0. D. LANE & C0.,

e- l-«»raltd turdl

ihl*»'i'ni"y au-l «-|»tr. t»«l c»»i bo

lultotl lioraoitrllr or

Ir\|

ni-t»Hw«rd la

bia worm*. «u »V a»i'd MS Ki«biU atreol, dvtwvcu MsriK't Ami Chc*uui, i. KouU,

A POPULAR Mi-DICAL BOOK I

MANHOOD]I WOMANHOOD! PH%1MARRIACEI BipMnlog who m»y

biihtt,

nu»W

V- oi

Road hi.

who nrn, why. Th»

Utry

IKIir

Imptd-

lo JfinTiotf.—OonM|n«nM« and Ou-.. L*ui PhTiHoli(loildioovante ia th* lnuroitioii MiiwUaa •f Btproduotlon. Xbont prrmtloD. Sum ftltimtnl, IU barifal .ffuU, with nwdrul

Stxual4akau*tU*n

In mlddla or .Id mf*, trom whattrtr mm, u4 what b« don* la «noh earn. About nlmplu oo the f»o« cod

lmporitl.fc Why Mr P*opi« »r»pr«n»turriy lullrm. AII thai tho dovbtftal of l»nnl«ttlr« wl»h to know. A Snrly UloMatad M0 pan book, oootalnlnx moon lo'nrmallon for tho JfarrtoJ.

lho««

tonfmplalinf morricf.

TU MniMM«w«'iiiM^i»iin

'niMMiah

A tm«

m»rrl.«e guld. and prlral. oonoMlor. B«al to fMwreJy ucUdt bj mall, 1®' W ooou, by DOCTOR WH1TTIER, $11 St. CHarlea St.. St. Looia. Me.

thtlks iretmtMo/o'l ni«

fl I CP*- *OM IpKMa •HWUIVn IV

r^aliro (ort. mho**, at%4 \tub(*n

at. LouU am

UfSdlf*

consultation punSnatlf of

ly moll

a/inquiry mth ont it*-f

Confidential tnvittd. MvrfltUf/

on.

«, 0:4

emwtrci

BAKEEY.

Union Steam Bakery

FRAUK DEmiO & BRO.

Manufacturers of all kinds of

Crackers, Cakes, Bread .—AND- ^v 1 CANDY.

Dealer* In

Foreign and domestic FruKs, FAXCY AND STAPLE WBOCERIES,

LAFA YETTE STREET,

lkitWeen tbe two Railroads,

DBY^OODS.

JeY. FARVVKLL & CO.,

WHOLESALE

NOTIONS,

DRY GOODS, WOOLENS, Monroe and Franklin Ste.,

CHTCAOO.

IE. OHM[, Real Estate Dealer,

115 MAIN STREET, Call and aee aae.

FLORAL GUIDE

For 1874.

«D/\n PAGES: £00 ENGRAVINGS, and IU COLORED PLATK. Pnblishod tianrlerly, at 25 Cants a Year. First No. lor 1874 iost Issued. A German edition at same price. Address,

ATTENTION, ANGERS!

THE SMI 1 11 WAGON

IS I1AM 3IAIE!

IS WA»Ki^TE» J^ORj 12 MONTHS!

I Is One of (ho Best Wagons Made!

WILL BE SOLD ON LIBERAL TERMS FOR $100, OR $93 CASH!

Two Sizes—31-4 and .*51-2.

This is Clienper than I'lrst-cl&ss Wagon* hare ever bceu Hold in tills market before.

JESSUP Ac PIETY,

JAMES VICK. Rochester. N. Y.

THE HOT SPRINGS

AS THEY ARE. A HISTORY AND GUIDE.

VALUABLE

V»«»'«•

lOOCer IO'Jat®d

any ol*. C»ro»J« DT*ait

Pkfteian.

worksandludgefor your--'* I

"i'

.*r

Information for Invalids

and Physicians. List of disease* cured. How to get there and the cost. Description of the Springs, town and country. By mall, prepaid, on receipt of 59 csnta.

CUTTER

North side of Main street, near First.

CO.,

Hot Springs, Arkamtas:

some of those extra cheap

'Ms

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

A O A 8

WACHMAKERj AN1) OPTICIAN,

CJives special attention to making and repairing Fine Wutclies for othor Watch-makers.

Tho Only^Optician in Terro Iluuto

Makes Spectacles to suit all eyes. Old Pebbles re-ground nnd re-cascd. Manufactures fSolid Jewelry.

NO. 174 MAIN STREET, Five Doors East of Sixth., TERUE I14UTE. INDIANA.

$ 4 0 0 0 0

WORTH OF

BOOTS, SHOES AND, RUBBEIiS!

Bought at the very lowest ebb of the market, and brought hero at freights as low as ever luiown will be offered to the public

At Prices that will Suit Everyone

who wants anything in this line, at

C. 8COT^~~'

GREAT HEADQUARTERS FOR BOOTS & SHOES,

Prlcc Uiesc Goo1h before'yon buy.

TICK'S

BASKETS.

NEW BASKET FACT0AY.

n/VD. GREENH0LTZ,

Basket Manufacturer,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

8. E. Cor. Fourth & Cherry St».,

I Manufactures all kinds of

Willow Ware,

MAKES TO ORDER & REPAIRS.

•V* Satisfaction guaranteed .In every instance.

A I E S

You should not fail to secure

HS -•'"J .• •?'r-

EMBROIDERIES

we. are now offerinff.

WILSON BROS. & 1IUNEY,

Corner of Main and Fifth Streets.

**?$

-M

ww -m-

sfJ l*

.#{

mi mrr• -ife

FOR

"HTLHAL

frc

ration

VEGETABLE S1C1UAH

JEMIB

EJBWEIl "I

Kveiy year increases tl^e popularity of this valuable irair,Preparation "which is due to merit alone. We

can assttre our old patrons that it is kept fully up to its high standard and it is tho only reliable nd \-crfected preparation for restoring

Faded IIaib

aldncss, it restores the capillary, glands to their normal vigor, and will create a new growth, except in extreme old ago. It is the most economical

IIair Dressing

intrinsic virtues, and pustained by its runiarkahle cure*. So mild as to bo wife nnd beneli ial to children, and yet co searching iw to elVectnallv pur^o out the great eornpt ions of the hlood, such iwt the srrofulous ind nyphilitic eontaininat.ion. Impurilies, or diseiuies that have lurked in the siyBlem for years, poonjield to this powerful antidote, and dinappear. Hence it# wonderful cure*, many of which are publicly known, of Scrofula, and all Bcrofulous diseases, Ulcers, JCrtipfions, and eruptive dieorders of the !kin, Tumors, lilotches. Moils, lMmplos, PnstuU'H, Sort's, HI. Anthony's Fir«», Itoso or JKrysipelas, T«i£tor. Suit IMu^iim, Smhl ik'iul, ItlliKWorm. and internal UJforutions (lie I-terns, Stomach, and .Liver. It

rIho

STAIR RAILING BALLUSTERH,

NKW ELL POSTS, FLOORING, 8IDIWG

aad all descriptions of

FINISHING LUMEER

ALSO

Wholesale and Retail Dealers In

I N E E

Gray

to its youthful color,

a in it so us us a id The scalp, by its use, becomes Vhite and clean. It removes all eruptions and dandruff and, by its tonic properties, prevents the hair from ihilincr out, as it stimulates and nourishes the hair-glands. By its use, the hair tliioker and stronger. In rows

ever used,

as it requires fewer applications, and gives the hair a splendid, glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes,

M.D.,

State Assayer of Massachusetts, says, "Tho constituents are pure, and carefully selected for excellent auality and I consider it the

Best Prepa

for its intended purposes."

Sold by all DruggMs, and Dealers fa jUcdicinet. frloe Ono Dollar.

Buckingham's Dye.

FOR THE WHISKERS. As our Itencwcr in many cases requires too long a time, and too much care, to restore gray or faded Whiskers, wo havo prepared this dye, in

one preparation

which will

quickly and effectually accomplish this result. It is easily applied, and produces a color which will neither rub nor wash off. Sold by all Druggists. Price Fitly Cents. Manufactured by R.

HALL & CO.,

NASHUA, N.H.

Ayer's

Is widely knowrt aa one of tho most etUjetun I reinediert-. ever iliscovcivil lui" ele.insiiT^ tho

pvr-

tem and purifying tlus bhuid. It ha.H stoxl the test of,., years, with ccnislant lyj rowing re]nlftlion, bii ed on it*'

euros other com-

pliMnbt, to which it would not seem especially adajiled, such as Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Fits, Neuralgia, I Ken rMMsenso Femalo Weakness, Debility, and LeueorrlMea, when they are miuiifestatioim of tho scrofulous poi.^tniM. it is an excellent rcntorer of health nn 1 strength in the Spring, llv renewing tho appetite and vfcor of the tligc'live oryanx, it (iissipatcn the depression and li.'llcK.s hmguor ot the season. Even where no disorder appears, people feel belter, and live longer, for cleansing the blond, 'lite' system

iiiovch

on with renewed vi'mr and a new lease of life.

r. a ri

Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,

J'ractltnl nnd Analytical Chrtillain.

soi.i) nv

am.

nuiTddisiN i:vi:i vwHT'ifi-.

X»IlAlliIE CITX

PLANING MILLS.

CL1FT & WILLIAMS,

MANUFACTURERS O

SASI!i DOORS,• MINUS

WINDOW AND DOCK FRAMES,

MOULDING BRACKETS,

LTII AND SHINGLES

Slate Hoofing and

ROOFING FELT

CUSTOM SAWING

PLANING & WOOD TURNING

DONE TO ORDBR.

Manufacturers ot

CRQUEl SET 18,

PLAIN AND PAINTED.

ALL WORK WARRANTED

Cornpr Ninth and Mulberry Street*.

BJFTASS WOES.

Dickson, Schncitler & Co.,

Munufactuicru and Dcalera In all kinds of

BRASS WORK,

Railroad, PluinbeiV, Steam and Gas Fitters'Supplies,

Morris, Tasker A Oo.'s Celebrated

WROUGHT IKON WELDED TCBES,

KorGaK, Steam and Water.

E A I E

Sheet and Bar Load, Rnljber Hiwe, Guru Packing, Etc-,

Hand, Force and Steam Pumps.

HEAVY AND LIGHT

DC HANS 4VSTI\««,

Kor RailroadM, a Specialty.

Office, Ware House and Manufactory, 10G, 108,110,112 Ho nth Delaware st INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

FARLEY

-t'V

'iif- -,n\

-*-,4*

•w

tS£fta'2-,

KOACJ1I,

Manufacturers of

SADDLES & HARNESS

And dealer* in Collars, Whips, Trunks, Ao

NO. 80 MAIN STREET,

ft-"'

North side, bet. 3d and 4th, Tearri Hauta Age tits for Dnole Sam's Kmbm