Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Volume 5, Number 49, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 June 1874 — Page 3

RAILROAD TIME-TABLE.

KANT.

TKKRK-HADTK AND INDIANA POUB Depot 10th ana Chestnut street*. Leave for ait 'Arrive lroin eaat 2:00 am „,ra»t Ltne..r...v. 8:20 am 7:00 a „.Day Kxprem 2:20 jq 2:20pm Atlantic Kxpress ll:U0pm 8:60pm —Iudlanupolla lyOcal... 6:16 in ttreancaiitle Accommodation... 10:00 a ra -WDLANAPOLlft

8T. LODlS.

Depot Hixth anil Tippecanoe streets. Leare lor east Arrive from east 3:45pm Ouy Krprewi il:2 tam 6:13 am Night Express ll:10pu 8.12 a Accommodation 6.05 rn

WEST.

MX LOUIH, VANDALIA

TKltltE

HAUTE.

Depot Tenth and Chestnut streets.

Leave for West. Arrive irom West 6:26 a Fast Line 1:56 am 2:2s Paclflo Express 3'45p in ll:lu m,....„.,8t,t L. Cairo Ex 9:3J a

INDIANAPOLIS

8T. LOUI8.

Depot BlxtU and Tippecanoe streets. Leave lor west. Arrive from west 11:25 am ....Day Express 3:42 11:12 pm ....Night Express 6:12 a in

Lightning Kxpress.... 8:10 am

6:10 pm Accommodation. IVOBTXI. UVANSVILlE, TEHBE HAUTE a

CHICAGO.

Depot Tenth and Chestnnt streets. Leave tor north. Arrive from north 6:27 am Chicago Express 6:17 8:17 „..Mall and Aec 10:67 a rn 10M7

..Night Express ... 6:07 a in NO&THEANT.

LOUANarORT, UKAWKORD8VILLK A BOUTJIW ErfTKRN. Depot Tenth and Chestnut streets. Leave lor northeast Arrive from northeast •:34 a ta Moll 1:27pin 6 22 pin Hockvllle Aoc 9:22 pin

MOUTJI.

VANS VI LUC AND CRAWKOKDHVILLE. Depot Tenth and Chestnut streets. Leave lor south. Arrive from south 6:27 a rn Express 9:67 2:82 ro.........Mall 3:32

MOUTH KANT.

CINCINNATI &TKRRK HAUTE. Depots, Tenth and Clieslnul and Flrht and Main. I^iave for E. Arrive from 8 E 7:30 a in Extra Freight 10:15 a 3:46 pin A.coommodatloii 10:40 pin

NORTIIWCMT.

TKKIIK HAUTE, 1'AHH Jt DECATUR. Leave. Arrive. 6:30 a m—Deoatur Fiist Line l:oo a in 6:2U in ICxpross so

N. —The ahove tlmo l.i llvo minutes faster than cily time. Hreet cars nud omnibuses run to and from the depot on Tenth unti Chestnut, streets and omnibuses to and from thu deput on Hixth andl'ippccauoe streets.

CITY P08T OFFICE.

OLOSJS. DAILY MAILH. often 3:00 m...East Through 7:30 a in and 12 10.00 pm ... 3:UU 6:00 am Way 7:00 «n 8:00 m...01nolnnatl dtWashlngton 3:0i)p 10:00 7:80 ui 8:00 Chicago 12:00m 10:30 am 7:30 am 7:00 a ra Oi

T. R. 4:30 rn

Ht. LiOuIh and Wnt.

10:80 a in,..Via Alton Railroad 4:30 u) 10:00 in...Via Vandalla Railroad.. 4:30 2 00p in...Kvausvllle and Way 4:30 10:00pm... Through... 7:30am 10:00 L., C.

M. W. R. II 12-.3U pin

8:00 ra......E. T. II. fe C. R. lo:8Up ni 81HI-WSIKLY MAI I4J. Uraysvllle via Pralrleton, Prairie Creek and Thurman Crook--Closes Tuesdays and Friuaysat 7 a. iu Opens Mondays and ThurHdayst 6 p. in Nelson—CiosesTues A Hats at 11 a. in

OiensTuesfc Hats at ir a.m Uoneral Delivery and Call Boxes pen from 7 a in to 7 pin

Look tioxes and dtamp Oltloe open oin a iu to 8 ra Money Order and Regis or Olhce open rrom Ha in to 6:3IJ pin

Oltloe open on Mundays from 9 to 10 a. iu No money order buslnnss tranxaetud on Hun Jays. N FlL8«OK. P. M.

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Thursday, June 4, 1K74.

Steal Filings.

Itoal bawl dressos—baby elotlios. Now we are to be afflicted with the "voto nocktio."

Farmers gather what thoy sow, whilo soatnHtressoB sew what they gather. AMiss Lovpjoy, of Wisconsin, is now pushing her fourth broach of promise suit.

The only thing we have really to be afraid of is, fearing any tiling more than Cod. "A wooden oath," is what llood callod the slumming of a door by an angry person. "All ye blackguards that isn't law* yers, lavo the court," yolled tho crier ol'an Hibernian court.

Labor is ennobling, but many consider that a very little of it will answer tho purpose.

A dog was soon walking tho streots of New JJodford, tho other day, with a liglitod cigar in his mouth.

A boy in Pittsburg gavo old John Robinson's lion a poanitt. The lion thanked him by swallowing his arm. "I am dying for love," said a melancholy young man, as he put the coalblack fluid upon his moustache.

A»Troy man has the right to jerk another man out of his pew if he iluds him there and is big enough to do it.

Arrival of the nightingale—That is a ploaslng but injudiciously worded fact: tho nightingale has not a rival.

The refluemont that carries us away from our fellow creatures is too nice for this world, and Is not profitable.

Milwaukoe Sentinel A Boston woman who objects to nude statuary has ordered a figure of Von us cut out of dressod marble.

A voracious dog, in Troy, New York, has swallowed his master's false toeth, and both dog and man are suffering from disordered stomachs.

A number of fanoy slippers and ladies' line robes, seut to the Massachusetts suflorers, have been laid aside as too elegant for present use.

Datroit's flesh is creeping at tho voice of a ghost whioh emits a cry like that which ootnes from a man whose foot gets under an omnibus wheel. "This summer, ladies are going to dross thoir hair as they did threo hundred years ago," says an oxChuogo. This makes some of them pretty old.

A Savannah daucing master has entered suit against the Savannah Sk Ida way R.tilroad for one hundred dollars damage for the failure of the train' to take him to his dancing class on time.

Boston Post: Gentlemou who liaveu't tho nocessary means for visiting a fushionable rosort, this summer, can purchaso a Saratoga (.runk iu which to recreate themsolves.

It is proposed to make stage scenery fire proof, oy using wiro cloth instead of canvass, and iron frames intoad of the wooden onos now employed.

Thus the Boulder, Col., Eagle records ploaaaut little domestic Incident at tho house Of a subscriber: "ft. J. llall smokes terrible cheroots and wears his pants in his boots, beeauso ho's got a brand new baby."

A San Frunclscoan came homo from business, and finding his wife housecleaning, addod to her labors by cutting his throat on the cloan kitchen iloor. So mo men have no feeling for thoir wivos.

It was Sir Richard Steele that said to a certain groat man whom he wishod to invite, "If, Sir, you ever como within a mile of my house, I hope you will stop there." $

From tbe IndianapolisSeutluel. The Plnckj Warden.

Colonel Shuler, warden of the Southern prison, was is the city yesterday ou a mission of mercy. Thocolotcd trusty man who was shot in the mouth at Uiu late fraoas in tho prison is recovering, and tb« warden was in the city to tile a petition ith Governor Hendricks for the pardon of the negro. By tho way,, it was rather pleasant than otherwiso to look upon the fearless man who made such marvefbuff escxpe from a shower of bullets. In conversation, Col. Shuler stated that the desperado, Applogate. know what to expect, and that he would be captured, The warden also knew his man. his desperate cliaruoter, and tho tlonalsh delight ho would take in any crime, however henious. Colonel

Shuler was wholly unarmed, as usual and Applegate bad a good revolver, with which he kept peppering away as the warden advanced point blank upon the inutzle. One ball grazod the top of his head, which brought stars to view, and produced a sensation as if the top of his head was gone another grazea his log, cutting the skin, and still auother passed inside tho clothing near his side. But atuid these hair-breadth escapes the Colonel pressod on and captured his man, who now lies in a safe situation. He respects the Warden even if he does not love his chairs. The moral sentiment In the prison is so strong against the fellows who tried to get away and kill the keeper, that thoy would readilv aid in their puuiahmeut if permitted.

How Can Grant Tell I

From the Table-talk of the Washington Capital. -vP The walls of the Executive Mansion have been known these many years to be the thickest, deadest walls everbulit. No murmer of popular discontent, no clamor abroad, no cry of distress ever penetrates to the interior. There the incumbent Bits, surrounded by parasites and sycophantic followers, fed on flattery, totally unconscious of the storms without.

Martin Van Buren was one of the ablest politicians ever elected President. He was turned out by a popular storm that swept over the land destroying everything green save Dick Johnson. Haid John Van Buren once: "We did not know what was going on outside, but sat serene within until the election returns from New York told us the hour ot retiring." If the clear-headed reader of the popular mind, Martin Van Buren, could thus be deceived, what are we to expect of Ulysses? This gentleman has not only the quality of dullness, but he adds to it the leasing one of personal ugliness. A ull dog is not an agreeable animal fo approach, but a President who has the sullen ferocity of that animal is a fearful creature to contemplate. His boldest supporter in the Senate, O. P. Morton, appioaches him in fear, and speaks in his presence with bated breath. O. P. knows that as iu the wilderness this man, who will fight, had at his back a hundred aud fifty thousand veterans, so now he has twice that number behind him ready to do his biddiug so this Diable Boileux tells him no truths, for truths are disagreeable—nor does any other muii.

A correspondent of the Richmond Enquirer tells the following Htory re peeling a BaptiHt preach of strong common sense, but very rough-hewn theology, who wws widely known and much liked and respected in (SotitliHlde Virginia, many yeais ago

The old parson wus preaching very nrnestly about the certainty and (lie terrible nature and degree of the miseries of the damned, and when he had succeeded in working up himself and his awe-struck audirtory iuto a high degree of excitement nd the hitter iuto terrified admira tion of his harrowing detail of liorrol*, he capped the climax after this fashion "My frieads, you all know Ma). Clarke's furiface you have seen it often, how the white-hot coals just melt up the iron thrown in to It like as If'twas snow. Well, If you'd take a dinner out of hell and throw him into Mnj. Clarke's furnace, he'd have an agur in two minutes."

A Heolcli parish otice had for minister a good man remarkable for his benevolent disposition. Meeting one of it is parishioners one day he said: "Jeanie, what way do I never see you at the kirk?" "Weel, sir," said Jeanie, "to be plain wi' ye, I haena a pair o' shoon to gang wi.' "A pair o' shoon, Jeanie! Jeanie, I'll not let ye stay at hauio for that what would a pair cost?" "Aboot four shilling, sir." Putting his hand into his pocket, he gave Jeanie the money and went ills way. Some tinio after, nueliin her a^ain, he said "Dear me, Jeanie, I've never seen ye in the kirk yet what way is that?" "Wcel, sir," said Jennie, "to he plain wi'ye, when the weather in fuid, and I hae the time, I prefer gaun toDumfarlin' to hear Mr, Gillespie." "Oh, indeed, Jeauie, lass, that's tho way o't is it? Ye might hae gi'en mo tho first day the shoon ny way, d'ye no think?'

Our Worthy President. From tho Cincinnati Commercial. The llonton Advortiser refers to the C'hiss case, saying: "Beforo it could bo known whether his revelations wore truo or false, bo ibro tho committeo could get at tho papers still in his ollico, the Prelsldont, at the request of the incriminated persous, removed Cluss from office! Tho proceeding is ono of the strangest im aginable. The witnoss no longer has power over tho papers upon which ho rolios to substantiate his word. They pass under the control of tho persons most interested to suppress them. This is an instanco of removing an ofllcer while ho was 'under lire'—with a vengeance."

Tho incidont simply shows that the President bolongs to tho District ring and is ono of the subordinates of Boss Shopherd in District affairs. The fact Is plain—the organs can make tho most of It. Colorado Excursions—Go West

Through St. Louis.

During the Bummer Season, the MISSOURI PACIFIC and KANSAS PACIFIC THROUGH LINE, via St. Louis and Kansas City, will sell Excursion Tickets from St. Louis to Denver and Return, good ninety days

from

of sale, at extremely low rates, thus affording every ono an excellent opportunity to visit the iamous resorts of Colorado, among the beautiful Parks of the Ilocky Mountains.

To all who are seeking new homes iu or are about to take a trip to Missouri, Kausaw, Colorado, New Mexico, Nebraska, Oregon or California, we recommend a cheap, safe, quick and direct route by way of St. Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Through Line. It Is equipped with fine Day Coaohes, Buck's Ueolining Chair Cars, Pullman's Palace Sleepers, the famous Miller Safety Platform and the celebrated VVestinghouse Air Brake and runs its trains from 8t. Louis to principal points in the West without change. The Texas connection with this Road Is now completed and passengers are offered a flrst-class all-rail route from St. Louis to Texas, either over the Missouri, Kansas & Texas R. R., via Sedalia, or over the Atlantic & Pacific R. R., via Vinita.

For full information in regard to Colorado Exour&ious, or trips to any poiut in the Great West, address or call upon either of the following •amen Agents of the Line. J. F. Thompson, 157 Exchange St., Buffalo, N. Y. S. H. Thompson, Union Depot Columbus, Ohio or E. A. Ford, Geu'l Pass. Ag't, 25 South Fourth street, St. Louis, Mo. Questions will be cheerfully and

answered.

promptly

Dr. Baker's Pain Panacea, (ot Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Cramps, Colic, Diarrhoea, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum, Sprains, Burns, Scalds, Bruises, Chilbluius, Frostbites, Swellings, Soreness of the Joints, uud all p&ltiful affections of the body, external and iuterual. For Colda, Sore-throat, Quinssy, and diseases of the throat aud mucous racmbraue, it is an luvaluable remedy. JOHN F. HENRY, CURRAN & Co., Proprietors, 8 and 9 College Place, New York.

HENRY'S

Carbolic Salve

THE MOST POWKKFIIL HEALING AGENT EVER DISCOVERED. Tii» wonderful oelcrlty with which this combination ol C*rbo)lo AcM wlih other Soot hi aud Curative Emollents

Ileuls (lie Most Yirulcut^orts and t'leers, is something nklu the marvelous. 1 Is -villi pride thai the Proprietors call attention to iho gratifying luct that

Physicians Give It the lligh est Mead ol Praise, and use it aud prcsorlbe It in their prac tice. fi©-f 01NTS TO BEB0KXE IN MIND

CARBOLIC SALVE positively cures the worst sores. CARBOLIC SALVE instantly allays the pain ot burns.

IJARBOLIC SALVE cures all cutaneous eruptions. CARBOLIC SALVE removes pimples and blotches.

CARBOLIC SALVS will enre cuts and bruisoM CARBOLIC SALVE ranks at the head of all Salv«s, Ointments or othw Healing Compounds, and HAS ACHIEVED A GRKATER REPUTATION AND HAS A LARGER SALE than any other similar preparatian of contemporaneous lnven-

Sold everywhere. Price 25 cents. JOHN F. HENRY, CURRAN A

TGRRE HAUTE

Business Directory.

The Names and Location of the Leading Business Houses of Terre Haute.

*»-Parties visiting Terre Hantewiil do well to cat this out and carry It with them for reference. We editorially guarantee that this list Is composed only or the moat responsible, reliable and firet-class houses

OPTXCIAK3.

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Thomas, Booth Fourth, near Ohio. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. IcMnp 4k Piety, 38

A 88

W Main.

Jouea St Jones, 3d bet. Main

Ohio.

AUCTION AND COMMISSION.

0. A.

Ilaywnrd,

W. A.

Co., 90 Fourth.

an, BE cor. ILh and Ohio. IJAKKKJB AND COXriCCTIOitKlUt.

W. II.

Huge,

119 Main street.

W. If. Hcucldcr, 191 Main. UAHHKU8 G.#r Ire, N side Ohio E 4th. L. IK Mirronin Terre Haute House,

BILLIARD ROOMS.

May Bros.. E side 4th N Main, J.

K. Wilkinson, Terre Hanto House. BLACKSMITHS. A. N. Clllck, siae 3d 8 Walnut.

ISOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Ballon dc Hamilton, 625 Main street. A. JU. Iloolejr, N side Main 4th. BOOTS

AHD

SHOES.

JT. I Innd, 145 Main street EGth. 1. U. C'latfeltcr, 142 Main street. N.

Hcott,9i Main street. CLOTHING.

S. Brianger, Opera House. Miller 4k

Co*, 522 Main street.

Mossier llro's. fc Co.,1/' Main atroet.

W. Hnrrlck 4k Son, E 5th,S of Main. C'. J. Kelloy, Main. W of 10th. Mj.

Mallory,13t!i and Vandalla It U. Morciin dc ltosn, N Ohio, W of (Jtli.

COOPERS.

E. H. Oilman,4th anrl Tippecanoe. A.C. Miiltox,Hpruce, VV ot Ninth. CKOCKItRV. Tlico. Mlnbl, 325 Main.

DENTISTS.

Jos. KlcliurUson, N sOlilo, E of 3d.

OBUOOISTS.

Buntill

Armstrong, Main and 6Mi.

DltY GIOODS.

Felscnliclri 4k Jaurlct, 020 Main. (taster ltrotherw, Main, bet. 4th and 6th. Ifobergr, Hoot 4k Co., Main and 4th. W.

Ityce 4k Co., Main aud 6th.

Wilson Bros. 4k Jlanlcy, Main ami 5th

DYBltS AND CLEANKBS.

IX. V.

Ilciucrs, Main, W of 7th.

EGOS AND rilODUCK.

J. m«]fnlinu,1 Uowllng Hall.

FI.OUH1NO MILI.S.

Kerti 4k Rapp, LaFayette, N of 7th av. Ale Keen, l'uddock 4k Co., loth and Main K. I.. Thompson, Poplar aud 1st.

FUllNITUIlE DEALERS.

F. CJoetz, 189 Main.

GENTS* FURNISHING.

J. Hunter, 157 Main.

aitOCICUS—WIIOLKSALK.

Bowser 4k Johnston, 2 Dowllng Hal), lliilninn dc Vox,Main and 5th.

OKOCERH—RETAIL.

J. J. 4k V. S. Cronln, Main, ot 8th. I. Miller,8 till Nor Ohio It. W. Itippetoc, 155 Main street.

UAnt GOODS.

li. Messmore 4k Co., 007 Ohio street. JIAHOWARK. A. J. Austin, '72 Main street. I.. M. Cook, 152 and 154 Main streot.

HATS AND OATS.

Joliu Hoore, 1(11 Mtvln street. J. II. Myites, 113 Main.

INSURANCE AGENTS,

V. A. Farls,opp. post-office. rimes 4c Itoyse.aH

GUi street.

B. F. llavciis,N side Ohio W ol' 4tli. C. 1". IIohlora. Main and 4th. Wharton, Kiddle A Co., Main and fltli.

LIVERY STABLES.

I*. W. Chadwick, 4th, S Main. Fonts 4k Hunter, Main. E of 8th.

MEAT MARKETS.

F. Hupp, 175 Msiu. L.NecUurKcr,4th streot market. I\ WylUMth, N of Ohio.

MERCHANT TAILORS.

W. IX. Bannister, 70 Main. A*. Brcuuan, side Ohio E of 3d.

MILLINERY.

J. W. Gaskill, 110 Main street. M. A. Karldon, 182 Main street. airs. h. Voltfer, ID S 4th street.

MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

W. II. Paiffe it Co.. 005 Main street, liorenx Hussner, 48 Ohio slreet.

NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.

A. II or as dc Co., Opora House. T. II. lllddle, 151 Main street.

Mchanblin, 173 Main street. rnOTOORAl'UERS. J. W, Huslier, E sldo tltli, S of Main. i. II. Writrht, 115 and 117 Main street.

PRODUCE AND COMMISSION.

A. 1*. lice A Bro., cor. 0th and Ohio. U. A Fred. Lee, 219 Main

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

C. J. Hraekebusli, W side 6th 8 Main. F. A. ROM,509 Ohio street. Wharton, Kiddle

Co.. »*»'.

RESTAURANTS.

... limning ,0 8 5th street W. I.oekood, 4th, near Cherry.

SALOONS.

May Bro'e ,4th, N of Main. John StalT4k Co 3d N of Olilo. Peter Statf, Main near Cunal.

dato

E. WHkison, Terre Haute House.

SEWING) MAOHIS ES.

Singer M'Pir Co., 810 Main streot. Wliccler A Wilson, Gth, opp, P.O. Grovcr A Baker, N. H. Bledsoe,822 Main

STOVES AND TINWARB,

O. F, Smith, ISO Main street, Smith it Towuloy, 50 and 52 Main, TOBACCO AND OIGAKS. Jf Kntienbncb

Co., 1S9 Main.

W Xlownrd, W Bide 0th, 8 of Main. WATCHES AND JKWKI»RY. I Arnold,408 Main street. SR Freemnn. 161 Main street. T19 Riddle, 161 Main street.

WINES AND LIQUORS—WHOLESALE.

Alexander 4k Co., 170 Main. llalmnn A Cox, Main and 5th.

HOTEL.'

STOP!

AT THE

Sherman House!

When you go to Indianapolis.

It Is locateJ Immediately

,*/ if

NORTH OP THE UNION DEPOT,

is an blegant establishment throughout,

ana convenient for the traveling pubilu.

This house has made a good reputation,

and malntaius it, with constant improvements). Messrs. McCart»y & Jentcsaretbe

proprietors Uruut and Kohues, Clerks.

Mr. Grant Is known to all Terre Hauteans

and they will Had it to their luterestto

stop at the SHERMAN when visiting.the

Capital city.

Randolph St. and Fifth Ave..

CHICAGO

wdl-tnown hotel, rebuilt upon the old si(e, bis all the modem conveniences—Passenger £le* vator, Bath Rooms, Hot and Cold Water in each Room, Elegandy Furnished, and located in the business centre of the city. -t

TERMS, $3.00 Per Day.

RICKCORDS & HUNTON,. Proprietors

$5 to $20 £I&XnoV£n^

pie, of either a«x, money at work for as

CO., Prop's,

8 and 9 College Place, New York.

SPECIAL NOTICE.

Obstacles to Marriage. appy Belief for Toang Hen from effects of Errors and Abuses In early

thee life. Manhood restored. Impedimenta to Marriage removed. Mew method of treatment. Mew and remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes.

Address, HOWABD ASSOCIATION No. 2 South Ninth St., Philadelphia. Pa.—an Institution having a high reputation for honorable conduct and professional skill.

Hoofland's German Bitters

Will cure Dyspepsia. Will enre Liver Complaint. Will cure Pain In the Side. Will core all Billons Disorders. Will cure Jaundice. Will cure Marasmus. Will cure Indigestion. Will cure Sick Headache. Will cure Nervous Weakness. Will cure Constipation. Will purify the Blood, and Will strengthen and build you a to vigorous. Joyous health. HOOFITAND-S PODOPHY1.LJN PILL? are an active cathartic, operating without, nausea or distress. Serviceable In all Bilious disorders, with Fever.

Proprietors, JOHNSTON, HOLLOW AY

Nasal Catari'h

CO., Philadelphia. Sold by all Drmrglsts.

I O A

Awarded by the

American Institute, TO J. W. HcKK£, tob

Embroidering and Fluting Machines. "It is ingenioos and will meet the wants of every matron In the land."

Exhibition of 1873.

John E. Qavlt, Rec. Hec'y. F. A.Barnard, President. Samuel D. Tillman, Corresponding Sec'y.

New Yo k, November 20,1872.

This simple and Ingenious Machine Is as useful as the Hewing Machine, and Is fast becoming popular with ladies, in thcplace of expensive Needle-work, its work being mncli more handsome, requiring less time and not one-tenth part the expense. No lady's toilet is now complete without it. A Machlno with illustrated circular and full Instructions sent on receipt of 82, or jr pi

eeipt

THE MCKjk MANUFACTURING Co.

finished in silver plate for 82.76. Address, so Co., 800

Broadway, New York.

AGENTS WANTED. The Beckwith $20 Portable Family I SewlnK Machine, on 30 Baya Trial muny advantages over all. Satisfaction guaranteed, or 820 refunded. Sent com-

filete,

with full directions. Beckwith Sewng Machine Co., 802 Broadway, N. Y.

THE NEW REMEDY FOR RUPTURE. A most Important Invention. Sold by The Elastic Truss Co., No. 083 Broadway, N. Y. City. It retains Bupture absolutely in ease and com'ort, night anil day, at all times, puu under all circumstances, without any exception whateverln any case, and should never be taken oft during the short tlino requisite to ettect a permanent cure. Seut by mall. Circulars free. Any Druggist or Pnyslolan will order this new Truss for you without charge.

MANHOODs

How Lost, How Restored. Just published, a new edition of Or. Culverwell'N Celebrated Essay on tho

radical

cure (without medicine) of Sl'EMA-

TOUitiKEA,or Seminal Weakness Iuvoluntarv Hemlual Losses, IMPOTENCY, Mectal I and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to Marriage, etc.: also, CONSUMCTION, Epil. KPSY aud FITS, Induced by self-Indulgence or sexual extravagance. «**Prlce in a sealed envelope only six cents.

Tho colebratod author, in this udmlrable I essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty years'successful pjactlce, that the alarming consequence ol self-abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous use ol I Internal ineillclneor tlio application oftlie lcnlfe pointing out a mode of cure at ouce simple certain and eflectual, by means of which every sutlerey, 110 matter what Ills condition may be,1 may cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically.

MTThis Lecture should uo in tho hands I of every youth and every man in the land. 8ont under seal, in a plain envelopo, to any address, postpaid,on receipt of six I cents, ortwo post stamps I Also Dr. CulverwellVMarriage Guide,' price 'J5 conts

Address the Publishers, CHAN. J. KIJINK A CO., 127, liowory. New York,

Postofllce Box 4,riN6.

PROFESSIONAL.

Medical Specialties.

NOSE, THROAT

-AND-

LUNG VlgEASES.

DR. HEARD,

The Great Specialist, Devotes his attention oxclnslve'y to the treatment of long-standing Maladies. Dr. Heard's success in tho treatment of I THROAT and LUNG DISEASES, ASTH

MA and HHONCH1TI8 is unsurpassed. Medicines mild, and can be used by the most delicate. All medicl.n«« fi""1"1—1 tfa. ufflW.

lalnts of the Geultal and Urinary OrganB, Heard's remedies NEVER FAIL.

Radical Cum Guaranteed, Without loss of time or change of diet. Dr. Heurd will be pleased to furnish lnquirers tho mostconvlnclng proofs of his marvelous success. Private consultation rooms connected with ofllce. Charges in I accordance with circumstances of patient

CONSULTATION FREE.

OFFICE ON THIRD STREET,

Oproslte the Buutln 'Houso.

OfHco hours from 8 A. M. to 0 P. M. Sundays from 3 to5 P. M.

DH. A. BLITZ, Oc list

Anr Bt

IT as permanently located in this city, I and takes pleasive in announcing to the public iu this city and vicinity that he will glvf his SPECIAL ATTENTION only to the

Medical and Surgical Treatment or

ALL

Diseases of the Eye and Ear.

ARTIFICIAL EYES INSERTED. Office, No. 110 Main Street, Over Safe's Confectionery, Terre Haute.

©it. 1. €. WILSON

ANI)

DU. J. J. SMITH,

Oculists and Aurists,

Recently

(ram

San Francisco, Oi.,

nave eHtabllsheil an

EYE and BAK

IiMIKMAHY! at—

620 MainStreet,

HOUSE,

RIGGS

or old, make more their spare mo.

ments, or all the time, than at anything Particular! free. Address. «. BTLNTON A 00., Portland

UAliltLE BLOCK

TmeHaate,Iiil.

CAEBZAQSS.

WILDY & P0THS

Carriago Uwl^Qi's,

T£II£fcI STREET,

Opposite Buntin House,

heui

Ul'L"!

IRINU

HEPA

Properly attended to.

•im..

YEAST P0WDEB.

18 5 8.

On northeast corner of First and Oak streets will be sold cheap on reasonable IX torrafi. nr t.rtn1ol a/uvl

IS E E S A N E A E S E A A I O N E E 0 E 0 8 A IN

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER Is Perfectly Pure aud Wholesome.

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER I* put up in Full Weight Caus.

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER Makes Klegant Biscuits and Rolls.

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER Makes Delicious Mufllns, (Jriddle ^akes. Corn Bread, Ac.

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER Makes all Kinds of Dumplings, Pot-Plea I Cakes and Pastry, nice, light aud healthy.

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER Is the Best, because Perfectly Puie.

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER Is the cheapen, because full weight.

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER Is guaranteed to give satisfaction. Be sure to ask for DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER and do not be put oft with any otVier kind

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER Is put up In Tin Cans of various sizes, suit able for Families Bourding Houses, Hotels, Restaurants and Hiver, Lake aud Ocean Vessels on short or long voyages. 1

The market is flooded with ('heap. Inferior Jinking and Yeast Powders of light or short weight. DOOLEY YEAST POWDER is warrauted full strength and weight.

Sold at nliolfsale and retail, gener ally throughout the United StnUs, by dealers in Groceries and Famll Sun plies.

_REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FRED. A.

Real Estate & Loan

BROKER, 500 OHIO

STREET.

§425—OASll—will buy a Vacant I.ol on Ki.gle, near Third street. 99.%0—House and Iot In eastern jartol city—lot (JO by 140 three IOONM* good outbuild'and good fruit. 81,000—A beautiful Vaealit L' ton Gullck near Hixth si rt et. 8850—A very desirable Vacant L- t,corner

Fourth and Park streets.

87,000—One of the surest opportunities for profitable investment everoflered here—unali cash payment. 81 ,650—Farm of 8 lucres,south of Marshall,

Illinois. 20 acres In cultivation, small orchard, good timber, will exchange for Improved property iu the city. ,850—20 acres, good houseanr» barn, acres In apples. To trade fur city property—u bargain. 81 ,ii50—A good property- new House—on

Thirteeu-and-a-ha!!' street, north of the Nail Works. 84,000—Sixteen acres of Land, beautifully situated north of city, at SZ'iO per acre part cash will take city properly for balance. 8~,~00—A desirable Pronorty, corner of

Fliteenth and Locust streets—Lots 70 by 150—House ol six rooms—good outbuildings. 80,000—A largo, desirable Residence on ou North Sixth street lot GO feet front— a great bargain.

REAL ESTATE.

UNITED STATES

REAL ESTATE

OFFICE.

I« O SAL

House and Lot,

House and Iof,

On Th'r'eonth street, near the Nail Works sold ut a low price and on reason«ble terms.

Speedily and permanently curod. Rapid relief afforded In DYSPEPSIA, Diseases of tho Liver and Aftectlons of the Blood. NERVOUS DEBILITY and FEMALE COMPLAINTS of every character, receive especial care, and are treated with the most pleasing results. In performing spoedy ments cures of PRIVATE DISEASES, or com120 Acres of A No. 1 Farming .Land,

480 Acres of Timber Laud,

In Clay county, ono and a half miles from tho lallrord will be sold on easy pay-

Ono mile s6utliwest of Rowling Groen, with two new houses, a fine lot of outbulldlngH and all the modern improvements to mako a nice and comfortable home.

House and liOt,

On Tlpirecnnoe street, between Sixth end Seventh will bu sold cheap for cash. Three Lois

In the cily of Chloago, on easy payments, or trade for other valuable property. Wo have also a number of Houses and Farms for sale and rent. Call and see us.

SIMON HIRSCII & CO.,

Southwest cor. Foniili and Ohio sts Parties wishing to sell their property, or buy, will find it lo their interest to call at I our ofllce.

PIANOS.

Fair Dealing! No Humbng!

STEIN WAY & S0N'» PIANOS, (Tbe best In t-o world,) From $475 to $1,600.

Gabler Pianos, From $350 to $675. ARIOSr PIANOS,

From $500 to $900.

IiAZELTON PIANOS, From $400 to $750.

li. V. Miiidcn Pianos, 7 1-8 OCI.ttp, fine flnisli, only

$310.

ANTOFSHIDE

Is Agent for tlio above Pianos. Olve lilm a call. 188 Main Nl., up stairs.

BOOKS.

^NaMBBEG A POPULAR LIEDICAI. BOJixl

MANHOOD I !pTJ» WOMANHOOD! fES&s! MARRIAGE!

Xxpfslainff who m«f marry, irho not, totntt to Mtrria2*~-Ciu*eaodImp*4-

Lau PhrftoLfic*laiscoT«n«::

Cu'».

tbo lau-r*fUug

of rod action. Aboot prcrt&ilaa. £trual txtitement* •Bteott.wlthDeeiiroiaivIc#. lamiiUltoroidmkoB vUtercr woio, Mi bodono la Ktxeh emMO. Aboot plaptes oo «o4Imparities

Whjtmr

Dcopl«ar»p»o»tor«lj

.1 that tb#dwibtfalof IspMllrc wUb Uknow. A Ca tod 360

book, ooot*ialB maeb In'rrniAU-o

Married, or tbo«o n!4«prlrmtooooatelor. Eont %*j ttnlfrf. bj niU| for tocctUj by DOCTOR WHITTIERii £t*l St. Cluu)le St., St. Loul»,, M«». rs. •vrimiut eft** iK.' MfWtalaitnuion gfi in St L»ta Uait .*** 3s

W S

LUMBES.

MAHIJ£1 ffi'KEEST,

•Sac°ea80r

Eshinnn, Tnell

N(Ke«a,

DKALKR

ie£i .***•

LUMBER,

Sreaaed and nndressed,

Flooring, Siding ,lalli, Shingles, See. Office and Yard near Union Depoi. msr pan aapply of Dimenaion stafi conBtantly on hand.

RAILB0AD.

*^il TERRE HAUTE,

Paris & Decatur

RAILROAD. (Operated by Paris A Decatur K. R. Co.)

€HMO£OFT£HE. Oa and after May 4,1871,

The Northwest Short Line Trains wltl leave Union Depot as follows: No. 2 Springfield Express. Leave Terre Haute, fc^a. m. Arrive in Decatur ll:.8 a. in. Leave Decatur 17:10 noon Arrive in Hprlugfleld, III 1:50 p. m.

No. 4 Mail and Kx press.

Leave Terre Haute 5-30 p. Arrive in Decatur......... .10.40 p. in. Leave Decatur ..... 3.-U5 a: Ar 1 vein 8pilugfleld, 1U„ 4:40 a. in.

Obtain Tickets from E. L. G1KDNKH, Ticket Agent, Union Depot. Full information regarding freight rat**, etc., can be obtained from

D. K. PADDOt'K,

Freight Agent Vandalla and Terre Haute, Paris Deratur railroads. BROWN, C.O.MAC, Gen'l Ticket Agent, Gen. Buu't,

Paris, 111. Paris,ilH

STEEL KAIL,!

D0U BLE_TR ACK! Baltimore & Ohio

HAILHOAD, Tin) Urent Short Line from CINCINNATI or COLratBl'S

ii jV.

Saving 87 to 110 Miles, aud arriving One Train iu Advauce at ,.

NEW YORK.

Saving58 Miles, and arriving 5 to7 Hours in Advance ut

BALTIMORE.

Having 123 Miles and arriving 5 to 7 Hours lu Advance at

WASHINGTON.

Reaching

PHIL ^EIPIIIA

Ono Train the (Quickest.

MAUN1FICENT DAY COACHES

—ANI—

Piiliniiiti Palace Drawing Koom and Sleepiug Cars,

Aro run on this Route between

St. Louis, Cincinnati, Columbus, Baltimore and Washington Cily,

WITHOUT ClIAVUt:!

Cro sin. the Ohio riv-ron Hplotulld Iron Rn 11 way Bridges at PAKKKKSBUUO or BEI LAIRE.

By Till* Linn Tou Avoid All Omul* buti TrmtHiers.

Ut Tickets for sa at alt the Ticket Offices In the Houth and West 1.. M.COLK,

Oen'l T!ck«t Agent, Baltimore, Md. T1IOS. It. 8IIA11P, Master Trunsportation, Baltlmoie, Md.

SIUNliV JONh^i, Ueucral Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio.

MEDICAL.

line's Cordial

-AND-

BLOOD PUItlFIEK

A safe and reliable medicine, fot purifying and invigorating the buman system. Composed of purely vegetable substances, combined accord iug to the best methods known to modern science. It is not a patent medicine, but is prepared from such well known roots and herbs asyelloudock,atiUingia,mandrake, pipsissewti Blue Flag, and others of undoubted curative powers. The object of thh medicine is to cure diseases arising from impuro blood, impaired dige«* tiou, and a diseased liver, boils, tumors, pimples, blotches, canker, ulcers, sores, do., are only the external formt of blood dUcase. Diseases of the kidneys and bladder, liver, stomach and lungs female weakness, uterine troubles, as well as rheumatism, neuralgia, erysipelas, gout, dis ease in th.e bones, dyspepsia, dropsy, all scrofulous manifestations, swelling of the glands, ulceratiou of the internal organs, tubercles, tumors, eruptions, salt, rheum, scald head. .. *11 MW a UU\I general debility, are some of the internal forms of blood diseases, which disappear with the cause that produced them. That Lane'a Cordial Is able to purify the blood, there can be no doubt, but this would be onlv hall the work it will also enrich the blood and 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 tbe Cordial" speak for itself its own evidence will far outweigh any that Can be adduced hy certificates. Its best reccommendation is, that it cure*. We ask for it a trial.

Prepared only by 0. D. LANE & CO., Chemists & Manufacturing Druggists

BT. LOUIS, MO.

We aro responsible only for our Goods, therefore be snre that yon get iho right ar, tide. "Lane's Corilial," wrapped lu yellow tissue paper, prepared by 0. D. LANE A CO.

Soldby all respectable Druggists and Dealers everywhere.

GRAIN DRILL.

S E I O

GRAIN DRILL!

There cau be thirty different chauges of feed made in it, and it is the only Drill in the world that has a chamber exclusively for sowing wheat It will sow Just the amount 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, UAUSE & PIETY,

AGENTS,

SO and 38 West Main Street,

TKBKK HAI7TR. II*D.

ENGINEERING.

John

N'obthaix.

SAM.

MAQIX.1..

NOBTUALL & MAGILL, Mining Engineers, ARK

prepared to test and develop coaJ and otlier mineral land*, and to give accurate aud reliable information to proprietors in regard thereto, in tbe utrlctcKt confidence.

Tlicy-wiil also bay, sell and lease min eral lands. All bnainen entrusted to then will leoelve prompt attention. Tho* wanting lands totted, or wishing to bar sell or leaso mineral lands.are requested cftli. Satisfactory references given if dosired.

W Ofllce. south side of Main street, I e-

tween

Sixth and Seventh. Gilbert's Bloc* np stairs. Terre Hante. Ind.

I S

FLORAL GUIDE

For 1874£1¥:

Ot\ PAGES: S00 ENGRAVINGS, and ZUU OOLOBku PIRATE. Published larierly, at 23 Genu a Year. First No. 1874 inst issued. A German edition at

fisas

Amazon, Cincinnati, 0. Allemannia, Pittsburer. Franklin, Wheeling.

MEDICAL.

DR. WHITTB

j- ,£W«M«K mxiIpfi:-

We Have Opened, this Afternoon,

AN ELEGANT LINE ok 1

CHILDREiN'S LINEJV SUITS!

.iW

The Ladies are Especially {nviteil to See Tlitin. I'

-.'.v.

MOSLEB'S S(jUABE-1)K A LING One-Prico Clothing Houso.

LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!

GENERAL FIRE INSURANCE

A E N

OFFICE—Opposite the Postofflce.

Everybody desiring reliable iusurauce. with rates fixed according to the actual risk assumed, should give me a call before renewing their old policies elsewhere. This Agency Is entirely INDEPENDENT of the National or Locul Board or any other combination. 1 am thus enabled to offer quite an inducement to all desiring Insurance, especially In property within the limits of the water works.

Call and examine standiug of Companies for yourselves. The motto, "Suaull lines aud well distributed," is strictly adhered to, that no very great amount of loss can be sustained ly any ordinary fire.

I represent the following reliable and well established Companies: Penn, Philadelphia. Clay, Newport. Ky.

All business intrusted to me shall receive prompt attention.

FRANK A. FARI8,

J. NV. Hiiikley and G. W. Orr, Solicitors.

-J

617 St. Gharle* street, St Lo. is o. Ilu bMD langtr tngagtd la iha tr.itrn ut «t 11 Venereal, Sexual and Chronic Olsonnos tban BOy oibar rhiilcUa la HI I.oul".eitjr |iiipcr. *ho«.

Syphilis, Gonorrhoea, Cleot, Strloturo, Oronltis, Hornla. or. Rupture, •ll_yrlrjn_rjrvroniii*i nurnittf

n-r

CHseasesftB^syphlMtloormorourlal affoo n«o'tb«tL unp*r*H«l

tlon«o- tb«throat, sklncr bpn«s. wltb unparalleled lueocas, on loto»l lolcntlurfprluclplf*. Spermatorrhoea, Sexual Debility"and tmpotenoy.Mlba rtralt of M(/.a»(Mla/oulb,

ailtxoo.MdDnuturtr or or fMr«, orotbtr

abovt, teol lo

faU&mvilopii

MI.

MUXI,.ad

whl.

product aomt of ih fallowtuf.Soatit nmovtntu, itmlnol (mlMlatw, dibllttf, dlmnttt a/ itghl dt/ttUr* minor,, ptaulw tht/ao4,pkftcal(«t/mil

dtca*,

amnion

AmIh,oa eon/Mian of idttu, pomr, «e., r«r.-

tot

two poet»f« auapt.

Disease* peculiar to women, n«k Amtnorrkma,bytrntnorrkm,Muurnajta, Lntlorrhaa,»' »i vhlt«t. Cltirosti,DLjttutt and dttpl/HOMmts o/thiifomb, Surtlily, (HM«ifUII/ treated. Da»«rlpUr« pami hi.! iwlJMfid fortvoatamps. Ait with txptrlanet can bt r» IM upon. It It e.irtrl l.atthat rkral.laa lrtatin( Un» tola of oafal

rrtry

jtu

aoqalraa graat akiU, Fbjaltl.o

kaowlof tlilt frtqtiaotlr rtoommccd ptraoni to mjr aarr. Con Qd. all at Msaulutlon, par^jnally or by lattar, frtt ltd Inlua. WhtaltlalnMOtaDltat tOTtalt ibtolt/ brtrfclmint, aallolaia «io b» aant br txprtia or mall tT«rjwh«:». CirttUa taaointrialMl vbartdoaMtzlMa III. frailk'y aiaU4. OOm bvara A. M. to P. M. BondaiJ.

CtmUl OAWI ciurkBtMd, itiMt OftM fcAvre A.

1P.M.

U. lo

PtrHtumrri»nfi»tkortlfata*iJkmr,am/§omt iirtit t» ttt ojlt*. If at nljht rlof tba Byor B.tl. Thi aiubllahaWt [a wbolt bot)M of tvalra rnHB I la ln moot axtanelTO la tba taonlrr, tmbratini Rooo tloa a Omaaltatioa raiaa, Boardluf aad almploi aparnnrn'

iite La

Il#dlesle4 tod Vapor Bathsj e«npr«b«n»f*« Thin «U a*d]«tD«f«»4 to tu oubUthiatDt are prep tad BMflt Imporuat of all tba Llbtarr, wbera ths ol. a Utott alaalati work* of all tbo aoboola of m.dlalita kaad, alao Anatomloal Plataa, lift alao and solorcd I" (UaatriUnc dlataaxl aonditlaat, wkltb hart 1 front Paria, Franca, ragardltaa of oxpoaao. a baa4 la aajr otbor library la tho .city. Th-1. Ii»7 1 thrown wMo optn lo all callara. Addrtf «a«

Administrator's Notice. NOTICEbonis

1H hereby given that tbe under

signed has been appointed Administrator de non of the

Wo will place upon

voice of "r"

,f* 5

rMfM

Male

•.

"V .• /•, .. a Vf 1

Llama Lace Points and Sacques,

'"i

ed for them. These goods were consigned to by

an Eastern Importing House, and

WRING THE JCHHiUIWO IVEKk •1^ if

Farmers', Merchants and Mechanics, Ohio.

ANOTHER ARRIVAL

Of those elegant

134 SKET COATINGS!

ALs0, NEW LOT OF PANTS JJ00DS!

JUST BKCIiITBO,AND VEBV HANDSOME

you with a

NICE, GOOD-FITTINti SUIT,

IiOAvc your Order with

J1ILLEB&COX,

lYo. SS3 Main Street, IVear Sixth.

A O A S

WACHMAKER AND OPTICIAN,

Gives special attention to making and repairing Fine Watches for other Watch-makers. ,• -tlv

The Only Optician in Terre Haiito

Makes Spectacles to suit all eyes. Old Pebbles re-ground and re-cased Manufactures Solid Jewelry. NO. 174 MAIN STREET, Five Doors Eftst of Sixth

TERRE HAtJTE, INDIANA.

BASZB7.

Union Steam Bakery

FRAIVK

BEIIVIO

Crackers, Cakes. Brend

r-AND-

CANI^y.

Dealers in

Foreign and doaneellc Frail*,

FANCY AND STAPLE UKUCEKIES,

LAFAYETTE STXEE1,

Between the two Railroads,

Monday morning an in

t) I

.' 1

At prices little more than one-half heretofore ask-

'.lis i. t• p«'

y-a m-»».

MUST BE SOLD

Ladies should not fail to tiike advantage of this

splendid opportunity of getting a BARGAIN, as (he

prices at which we shall offer tliese goods is

Below tho Price of Importation!,.

'ilT.-

WILSON BROTHERS HUNLEY, ...

,r Corner of Fifth and Main Streets.

I-. «iv-4 -r

Sobt by all

SOLD BY

T«rr« If nnt4», lRllnnfi.

THE HOT SPRINGS

AS THEY ARE. A' HISTORY ANI GUIDE.

ALUABLK Information for Invalidand Physicians. List of diseases cured !ow to get there and tiie cost. Desciiption of the Bprings, town and count rjr. By mall, prepaid, on receipt of 60 csnts.

estAte

of Isaac

Smith, deceased. Bald estate is supposed *KO. W.DAVW, to he solvent.

Administrator.

A A

CtTTTKIl CO.,

Hot flprinK*. Arkftno*.

MEDICAL, mil

Eyciy year increases the popularity of this valuable Hair Preparation which is due to merit alone. We can assure our old patrons that it is kept fhlly up to its high standard ana it is the only reliable and perfected preparation for restoring Qbay ob Fadkd Hatrto its youthful color, making it soft, lustrous, and silken. Tho scalp, by its use, becomes white and clean. It removes all eruptions and dandruff, and, by its tonio properties, prevents the hair from falling out, as it stimulates and nourishes the hair-elands. Bv its use, the hair [W8 wicker ana stronger. In loss, it restores the capillary glands to their normal vigor, and will create a now growth, except in extreme old age. It is the most economical Haih Dressing ever used, as it requires fowor applications, and gives tho hair a splendid, glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes, MJX, stato Assayer of Massachusetts, says, "Tho constituents are pure, and carefully selected for excellent quality and I consider it tho Best I*bbparation for its intended purposes."

Druggltts, and Dtakrs in

ALT.

A BRO.

Manufacturers of ail kinds of

1ftdMntt.

JPrioe One Dollar.

Buckingham's Dye.

FOB THfl WHIBKSBS. As our Renewer iu many cases requires too long a time, and too much care, to rcstoro gray or faded Whiskers, wo havo prepared this j.._ ...— which

will

accomplish

this result. It is easily applied, and produces a color which will neither rub nor wash off. Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents. Manufsotured by R. P. HALL & 00.,

NASHUA. N.H.

Ayer's

Sarsaparilla

Scroftila,

wiilrly known

as one of tho ntort HlVetiml mnt'dion •aver iliscovcrccl ibr t-l«ainfinjr the BVSii*in and purltyiiijr tllC

I)1ikh1.

It lltlK

«tool Iho tu.xt of yoiirfi, wiih a condtwnily growing iitntion, based on it*

intrinsic virtue.-, unci miftaiiuMl hy its rcniarkuhlo cures. 8o mild nx to bo rnfc nnd bcneficiul to children, and yet no searching as to eflbctuallv |itirge out tho groat corruptions of (lie Mood, Hticli an tho rci'oililoiifl and syphilitic contatiiiiiation. Inipurilion, or discnKcs that havo lurked in the yHtent for yearn, soon yield to this poworful antidote, and disappear, lleiu-o its wonderful cui"08, many of which are publicly known, of

aud all scroAilous diseases,

Ulcers, Eruptions,

orders of the skin,

Iicucorrhoea,

tions

and eruptive dis

Tumors, Blotches,

Bolls, Pi nipIOH, Pustules, Sores. St. Anthony's Fire, Itowe or l£ryNipoIns, Tetter, Salt Itlieuni, Sonld Heiul, ICilifrworin,

nnd internal

UI-

ccratlons of tlio Uterus, Stomncli, and Liver.

It aldo cures other com

plaints, to which it would not seem especially adapted, such an Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease. Female Weakness, Debility,

and

when thoy are manifesta

the scrofulous ]K)isons.

It is an excellent restorer of health and strength in tlio Spring. Dy renewing the

nctito

and vigor of the digestive organs, issipates the depression and listless languor of the season. Even where no disorder appears, people feel better, and live longer, for cleansing the blood. The system moves on with renewed vigor and ft now loasu of life.

E A E

Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass., jf*racticrrl ami ?Hnn Imrt.

Dltt/ucJlSTS KVKUYIVIIKKK.'

Wtx"

•RAIRIE CITY

PLANING MILLS.

CLIFT WILLIAMS,

MANUFACTURERS O*

SASIT DOORS BLINDS

WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES,

MOULDING BRACKETS,

STAIlt RAILING BALLUHTEItfl,

NEWELL POSTS, FLOOUINO, 8Il)IWt»

and all descriptions of

FINISHING LUMBER

IS. ALSO-' •(:.

WholMaie and Retail Dealers In

FINE LUMBER LTH AND SHINGLES

Slate Roofing arul

it-

ROOFING PEI/l

CUSTOM SAWING

PLANING A WOOD TURNINN

DONK TO QRDBK.

Kanufacturen ol

•CRQUE7 8K178,

PLAIN AND PAINTED.

ALL WORK WARRANTED

Orrnnr Ninth nnd Mnlberry Straata.

BEASS WORK.

Dickson, Schneider & Co.,

Manufacturers and Dealer* in all kinda of

BRASS WORK,

Railroad, Plumbers', Steam and Gas Fitters' Supplies, Morrln, Taaker A Co.'* Celebrated WE0UGHT IKON WELDED TUllO,

For Gas, Steam and Water. E A I E

Sheet Md Bar Lead, Rubber How, Ham Peeking,

Hand, Force and Steam Pumps. HEAVY AND LIUU'

BB4NN UAKTINU*,

.For RaiiroiuM, a Specialty.

Office, Ware Hoau and Manuiactory,

106,108,110,11SSonih Delawuri- it INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

^ABLEY

BOACU,

Mannfaotnrera of

SADDLES & HARNESS,

And dealers in ColIaM, Wlilpa, Trnuka, &o

NO.» MAIN 8TMCKT,

le1^

North aid*, bet. and 4th, Ten* Haute

Agenta for Unci* Bain's Harneaa

.Wiirfi j* it