Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Volume 8, Number 38, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 April 1877 — Page 3

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3ROSS THE SEA.

aspect of a Fight Between the Russian Bear and the Sultan's Turkey.

rdly any Hope That Peace May be Preserved.

th Belligerents Thirsty Gore, and Getting Ready.

ir may be Declared in a Day, or'in a Week, But Certainly Soon.

Prepare to Ship Everything Abroad.

HE EAS-TFRN QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT London, April 13.—In the hou«e ef rd«, Utla afternoon, the Port*'* circular reply to the protocol was laid on the ble of the houne. Lord Derby said he regretted to say it aa not of a satisfactory character, or at it would lead to a peaceful aettleent.

Earl Granville gave notice that he ould call attention the subject cn londay next.

In the house of commons, Sir Stafford forthcote, chancellor of the exchequer, 11 reply to an inquiry, denied the Btatelent of The Brussels Nord, of April 11th, hat Lord Derby had written to Constaninople, ategorically denying that the 'orte mu?t in no wav rely upon the England. Marquia of Itarlington, moving or further documents complained of the neagrcneasof the papers presented since .he protocol. He said that these proiuced contained much that is highly unlatisfactory and nppoir tomake England jirectly rciponiible for the present situation. The attitude of England was not justified by papers before the house.

The protocol was the first acknowledgment by the government ot a sense of its dutiea. Never before had there been an official declaration that this was no longer a case for friendly. It was an admission, »t least, that the government recognized that it had duties towards tho Christian subjects of the Porte which would no longer be neglected. The protocol contemplated action or contemplated nothing contemplated coercion or postponed coercion. It it contemplated this, how could they reconcile it with the previous declaration of independence of the Porte! Notwithstanding the uuconciliatory character of the Porte'a circular, England, even yet, had not uttered its last word in behalf of peace.

Hardy, secretary of state for war, defended the government energetically, and said that the language of the Marquis of IlaHiriglon was' calculated to endanger peace. Ho would meet the motion lor other papers with a direct negative,

Mr. Hardy said he did not believe that thd way to benefit the Christian subjects of the Porte was by armed interference. We had no right to take upon ourselves the vindication of the Christians in Turkey. Nothing but the interests of European countries could justify drawing the sword of tho crusaders. The protocosigned in the interests of peace. The declaration was an honest statement of the views England had always entertained. If the marquis of Hartingl ton wished to show that the government was not following the right path towerd peace, let him ask for their condemnation.

The debate lasted until one o'clock in the morning, when the marquis of Ilartington, withdrew his motion with the consent of the government.

TROUBLE AHED.

London, Apri) 13.—A dispatch from Belgrade says: It is stated in official circles that the Turkish army is suffering greatly from the want of provisions, ana in some places is threatened with starvation. It is fully expected that there will be massicres of Christians when the Turkish soldiers are reduced to desperation by starvation.

CALLING OUT THE RESERVES. London, April 13.—A Bucharest telegram say that at the cabinet council, yesterday, it was decided to call out the renews.

TURKEY REFUSES TO COME DOWN. A Constantinople dispatch savs: Montengrin delegates had a final interview, to-aay, with Safoet Pasha, who declared that that the porte rejected their demands. Subsequently the grand vizier telegraphed Prince Nicholas that the armistice had ended, and would not be prolonged.

A GRAND COUNCIL OP WAR.

A St. Petersburg dispatch states that a grand council of war is being held there. The cabinet regards the Turkish circulaas a complete rejection of the protocol and therefore declines the Porte's pro posal to send a special plenipotentiary to St. Petersburg, as further negotiations are useless. Montenegro will defer resumption of hostilities until Russia's final decision. The minister of war has ordered the calling out in the entire military district of St. Petersburg of all soldiers on furlough, before the 22d inst.

CALLING HOME THE CONSULS. A Paris dispatch says: It is stated that the several Russian consuls in Turkey have received orders to prepare to leave the country.

AN IGNUS FATUUS.

Count Orloff, Russian embassador, had an interview with Due de Cazes, to-day. It is reported that the former protested against the statement that Russia would immediately enter upon a campaign against Turkey on the contrary, she is not disposed to reject fresh negotiations, in case the powew wished to make further attempts at conciliation.

A 8TABTLING RUMOR,

Berlin, April 13.—The Kreose Zeitung, an authoritative paper in German military circles, says: According to rumors, circulated in the moBt positive form, it is asserted, on the ground of news received from St. Petersburg, that instructions were sent, yesterday morning, to the Russian charge-d'-affairs at Constantinople to declare war against the Porte. There is no confirmation of this report from any other source.

WARLIKE PREPARATIONS, a iif t« Constantinople, April 18.—The Le

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•ant Herald announces that reinforcements have been sent to the Turkish forces in the vilayet of the Danube. Six war vessels will be ordered to Sulina, on the Black Sea. and five frigates to cruise in the Mediterranean.

London, April 14.—The Standard's dispatch from Constantinople reports that Russia is bringing the reserves in Asia to the Turkish frontier. It is stated that Germany does not wish to see the neutrality of Roumania violated consequently, the principal Russian attack will be on the Asiatic side.

The Standard's Vienna correspondent says: The better class of the inhabitants are leaving Tiflis for the interior. Rus sian officers from Persia report that for 40,000 Persion troops nre concentrated near the Turkish frountier. The Czar will start on the 24th inst. for the vicini« ty of the army. A manifesto will be issued Tuesday. The superior officers of the southern army have been summoned before a grand council of war in St.

Petersburg, to be heard respecting preparations for marching 250,000 men across the Prutb next week The army has already advanced, but has not passed the frontier.

A FOllEOONE CONCLUSION.

The Paris correspondent of The Standard says that Austria has made fresh proposals, which inny delay the actual outbreak of hostilities for week, but tho issue is known beforehand. the modus

operandi. -A dispatch to The

London, April 13 Daily News, from Si. Petersburg, says: War will not be declared immediately, as some preliminary steps must be taken. Russia will probably address a notrs to the powers, explaining the situation. She wjll next recall her embassy from Constantinople, and all the consuls in the Ottoman empire. The czar will then go to Kiseheniff, at which place the declaration of war may be dated.

THE RUSSIAN CIRCURLAIt.

The Daily News savs a Russian circular is expected Saturday, (to-day EXCITEMENT IN GBEE3E.

A telegram to The Times, from Athens, states that the news of the movements of the Russian urmy has caused considerable excitement then*. The government and opposition agree that the Qreck element shall not become complicated with the struggles. Affiairs in Catiida are critical. The Turk* sent two mountain guns and two batialions to prevent a meeting of the Christians at Am»los. The government has telegraphed for eight battplions. A fleet of Austrian iron clads is expec'.cd at the piracus. Foreign diplomatists at Athens apprehend the occupation of Crete by the British.

A Duel.

Little Rock, Ark., April 13.—At 8:30 this morning, Selden L. Jones, of Memphis, and George N. Makeley, of this city, met at the fair grounds to settle an affair of honor, acc rdtng to the code duello. Shots were exchanged but the seconds save the aflf»ir a ludiorous turn by loading with blank cartridges. Bath parties with ttieir seconds ware arrested. Jones was fined$50 aid cots. Mikeley will be tried to-i»orrw.

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PURIFIES THE BLOOD, Renovates and Invigorates the Whole System.

ITS MEDICINAL PR0PERTIE8 ARE ALTERATIVE, TONIO, 80LVENT AND DIURETIC.

VEGETINE Is made exclusively from the 1ulcos of carefully selected barks, roots and herbs, and so strongly concentrated, that it will eiVcctnally eradicate from the system every taint of Mcroftila, Mcrofolona Ilunsor, Tumors, Cancer, Cnaeeroiaa Unmor, KrralpelM, Salt Rhcnm, Syphilitic ])imawi| Canker, Fsslulneaa at Hiotuach, and all diseases that arise from pure blood. Sciatica, Inflammatory Dhronie Rheumatism. NenrniKi. iionl and Spiaai Complaints, can oia be olTeotually cured through the blood.

Tor Ulcers and .Eruptive Diseases of the Htiiu, Pustules, Pimples, Blotches, Moll., Tetter, ScttM-head and Mine* norm, VEGETINE has never failed to efTect a permanent cure.

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For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habitual Contiveness, Palpitation of the Heart, llcadnche, Piles, Nervousness and (Jenrral Prostration of the Nervous System, no medicine has given such perfect satisfaction as the VEGKllNE. It purities the blood, clonuses all of tho orjjnus, nud possesses a controlling power over the nervous system.

The remarkable cures effected by VEGETINE have induced many physicians anil apothecaries whom we know to prescribe and use it in their own familios. in Oct, VEGETINE is the best remedy yet disci* jved for tho above diseases, and is tho only reliat.o BI.OOD PDRIPIEU yet placed before the public.

THE BEST"TV1DENCE. Tho following letter from Her. E. 8. Best, Pastor of M. K. Church, Natick, Mass., will be read with tnterost by many physicians. Also, those sulTerlne from the sumo disease as atUlrted the son of the Uev. E. S. Dost. No person chii doubt thU testimony, as thcro is no doubt about the curative powers of VEGETINE:

Katick, Mat*., Jan. 1,18*4.

Mr. II. It. St«y**s» Dear Sir—Wc have good reawm for mirK*nr your VKGETINE a mcdleine of the greatest valuu. We icel tu»ttrcil thnt it lm» been ihe meant of saving •Mtr»on'« tile, lie t* i»ow seventeen ycurnof upet for tho to«t two y«ntr* ho lun Mtft'ered from necrosis ot ki* lej?» c&nactl lv utfcciHm.and no fur reduced that tnurW all wh.mj'r him thought lib recovery immwtiMe. council ot fthle ihv.«lciuo* couM give u* nut the lointMt hope of tilx ercr raflyii^. two ot the number dcctarino that hewa* beyoml the roaert of Imm-tn remedieMhpU vrn nmyitution couliVnot vivo him. a» he frail tint vigor errottph to endure (he operation. Jiut then we commenced trivinx him Vj i£TiNk» tind troin that time to the present fir hn* been continuously luiprovln?. tie Iran lately rennmed hUt utile*, (brown away hUcrntcltmand cone, and valks alx»ut dieerJully itn-l »tmn]r. 'KhoH'th tneiv vtl!l mmt dlneharae from the opening where the IVfitl* wni^ lanced, we liavc trie iullot couhdenct tlut Inn little time he wJIT hi» perfectly euml. hrtjtlrtkrn »l»nt tluci* «hxeti ItottU^of VEC^ITfVE» but I.Mt lv »i^ hut littk*, OA he deel'areh that heU too well to b« taking tnedMne.

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ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD? f? VKOITi'lNK wHl relievo pain,cleanso, purify and cureiiiu-h diseases, restoriug the patient 'perfect licjilili after tning dlrferent physirinn.i, m:\uy remedies. Sitttering for years, is it not lusive oroof, if you are a sutterer, you can ie cured? Why is this medlclue performing

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Recommend It Heartily. Sotrrn Bostoit, Feb. T, 18m. Mr. Stcvx!s Dcr Sir—1 h«r* t»k«n serer*! botUn of your KGETINEr and am conTlnced it *alnibl« nAclv Iter Py.poiMU.kidmy Complaint, sad fotnt dtbUity "'I'ran'h«Irtny nenramtix) It to »H »off«rto» tram the above compUino.

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No old teas kept on hand. All goods fresh aDd warranted to give satisfaction. Sixth street, opposite Post Office.

The country readers of the Gazette are most cheerfully recommended by this paper to J. VV. Roberts, between Eighth and Ninth, for any painting, glazing or papering they may want. The Gazette knows whereof it speaks when it says that Mr. Roberts does his work thoroughly, with dispatch and in elegant tfiste. 1 lis prices are reasonable. Remember him with your orders.

Roedel wishes to call the attention of the country readers of the Gazette especially his present stock of goods. They are fresh an I well selected and are extremely cheap. He is agent for the celebrated Detroit Seed Company's seeds and invites a test of them by farmers, as have not already used them, if there are any such. Wherever used they give immense satisfaction. Corner of First and Ohio street.

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Estrayed.

TAKEN UP—By Nathaniel M. Tones Riley Township, Vigo County, Indiana, one black back lined cow, white on belly, right hip knocked down, crop off of right ear, no marks or brands perceivable, twelve to fifteen years old, and appraised at $14 before J. Nichodemus, J. p. Martin IIollinger,

Administrator's Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Isaac Roger*, late of Vigo County, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent.

THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GA/RTTR."'"'•"''

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Syrup.

You can buy a nice article of Syrup of Chambers, for 50 cents a gallon. For cash only.

Notice!

The time for paying State and Coun ty taxes without oenalty. expires on the 16th of April. County orders will be taken for taxes in full.

Persons wishing to pay taxes for a number of parties, must leave liets this week as none will be received next week, and the penalty will go on all taxes not paid on or before the 16th of April.

J.M. SANKEY,

Treasurer of Vigo County.

[Express and Banner copy.]

No. S547. State of Indiana, Coun ty of Vigo, in the Vigo Circuit Court,.Mellissa Sparks vs. John

Sparks, in Divorce. Be it known, that on the 12 day of De cember, 1876, it was ordered by the court that the clerk notify by publication said John Sparks, as non-resident defendant of the pendency of this action against him. Said defendant is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action against him, and that the same will stated for trial at the February term of said court in the year 1877.

Asa M. Black. Administrator.

Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undergned has been appointed Co-Ad-ministrators of the estate of Peter Close. The estate i* supposed to be solvent. .... March 13 1877.

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Dyspepsia

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Dyspepsia 11

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easily earn fromM centa to |5 per evening, and a proportional son. by devoting their whole time to the business. Boys and girls can earn nearly as much as men. That all who see this notice may send their address, and test the business, we sake this unparalleled offer-: To such as are not well satisfied we will send $1 to pay for the trouble of writing. Full particulars,samples worth several dollars to commence work on, and a copy of Home and Fireside, one of the largest and beet illustrated publications, all sent free bi mail. Header, if you want permanent, profitable work, address,

Oxo Stixbo* A Co.,

Gttm Portland, Maino.

Nov. 2-8m.

Louis Dreusicke^

No. 86 North Fourth Street.

Locksmith, Bell Banger and

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Stencil Cutter.

S. tf. Special attention paid to putting In Speaking Tubes. The same sold at wholesale anil retail to tinners.

Keys wholesale and retail. Repairing promptly attended to. Qi ismq *5 & &

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DR. DUFF

Vo. 39 Zntixcky

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throat, skin or bonvs, *r« nM vtth »«c— «ooow«. «a Won acUnUSa fMtjn. BtMj, NnM|l SpermatorrhcM, Sexual Debility aiK* Imp eney, th* rmit *5 S«tt-«bn Twth, wiuIvmi la utanr jmn, or mum, ud whlok pfWiw of th* Mlowlaf *(botai 11 nmum, **aJ*al 4*UU»,dlaaM**f il|ht, MltetiT* buhit,plapla IM*. pVploUm irantai t» mcltf »t haul**, mM

two tium. OMKIMIM *BM «r BY IM*. aad Idt1u4, a MmAlj talk or hi* *plal»a ewuaar

Wh«a It l«ia*aarat«M t* ririt th*oltr maiiaMt, alMM h«**atby iipw or nail ii«i»lw». Ooi mm f*ataat**I. *h*r« dsaM «lit* III* (taakif Nanii otBo* bMniSA.ii. u»r. u. aofen.»« m. p. at

Pamphlet to any sJdress, fbr Two Stamps. MANHOOX

WOMANHOOD

Btnt sealed, Manhood WXwanBoodand Faapft It for 80 eenta by mall.

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Sealed for OOe. Ortr fllty «*aS*rfid p«a plctona, ton* 0 Ufa artlalM on th* follewinf Wh* m*r marry,, vhaaot, why.rr*p*r«f*t* marry. Wh*marry Srtt,Maa. MWepaab*o«,TbyOal e*«ay WkaoftM* a(«tfbaq ul Ktm. Who ahottld laarrT! How UN and bapplo*** ma} Mloonaxd. ThaPhyalolocy *ra^rodiwtl*B,aal maay aw •rbMomarrlad or ooaMm plating amrtlu* ahoaM raatl*.

Aftara lira-lou praetlea, I aaaart fnua kasaa aa w*n a( aural oootIoUoo,It oo(ht b* nad br all adalt (tnm than looked vp,a«iaM mMvlMu lb(Mkf of r*-r*adlQ{. It ooatalat th* orMSl of madloal liter* atnra.thouiihU aatharod la Xa til walro praotlaa. aatl vtrtb any oao who will fir* It a oarertU perusal, tan tlaaa* Its OMt.

Iddria^ Dr. St Ittttooky Artn^ Indlattk ChMpMi goo4*{tild« la AUtrlo*.

Dr. WMttier

Still contiaues to treat old longstanding andaararl cases of VENERAL DISEASES, and caaM 4 SEMINAL EMISSIONS and IMPOTENCY. The Doctor is now occupied with Cases which haT not met with a cure in other hands—does not court simple and common eases. No natter wiao have foiled, stato your case call or write. Pamphlet and questions sent by mall free to any address. A regular graduate of three Medical Colleges, aad the longestjcated fat one place of aay doctor America H" curea many cases given upby others. THOROUGHNESS ef cures, SAFETY 0/ th# medicines used and fair charms have brought him patients from every State. Office and addrces. 417 St. Charles 8trMt. St. Louis* M«a

Bnua oooeplas a donbta heas* ef tveaty-ansa tears and by som* of the aoit oalabraud aiedleal pnps of thla sonatry aad Raropa, ladoaaVaooeaallMM*

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DR. LANCASTER DISPENSARY "^tSU&nilSfS!

Ol the Mcn«c«, ftc., tmtid. Spermaiorrhea. Nervoua Debility, ae., (»her ilVanute in voutH or sexual exeesaeal crvouaneas, Er.iiiaions, Defective Memo Decay, eventually reaultlng In total Impotency Ity, remlerlni raarnage improper nently cured, bo nuOter *ho hs

Jits frtstiil

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iring full deSketches of

P. I'. isaaud wife, C.,Collins, (the suicide), and others: with Portraits, Coroner'* Ver diet, etc. A book of thrilling interest. Ap ply immediately, with J1.00 for outfit and copy of book, to L'iCTIS LLOYD A CO.,or J. S. GOODMAN, Chicago.

Mch 29-im.

To the Woiklng Class.—We are now prepared to furnish all classes with oonstant em ulopmcnt at home, the whole of the time, or for their spar* moments light and profitable.

rnilmyolli, Z&l

le Dtnuil thaa«ay other Pbr«lelaa ta lBdlntpette.M«H

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Is IMiiyoil unit J.ltu I'roluuKoil by using B. AT, Tonic Elixir and Liquid Extract of Beet Tliia meilir-inu runnot under 11 u/ elres|aa/ tnnoe full to euro Indigestion, C'onntipntlon. Dye.' .vmia,ilendache,IIerTousness,i0M of Strougth and Appetito, Lung, Liver, Bladder, Kidney, Mtomaeh. Blood, and cliUdren'sdUeiMes. All Female dleeaaen and weaknesses this modiclnewJH positively cure. All cusps ot l'ilr* arising ?^m natural eatisee or by the use of liUnrioua medicines are permanent* Iy cured. The pure Bocf Juice and Blood prepared from raw meat furnish?!" strp.icth and nourishment l'rof, K. 8. Wayne. ChesnUt ami PreaMeOl of Cincinnati CoUcffe or I'l'itrmarj, says. MEss.IlioiiAaDSON A Toi.liiok.

-'lD'tl,April3,,».

OentsHaving beeh madrf^eqnailfted with the composition of your R. A X. Tonic Elixir aad Liquid Kxtract of IleeC would say that it poetesses valuable medicinal properties aatall the Inijri'illoOti enterine Into itn romboeittoa nave well known and po«iUve modlcinol

entering Into Itn composition Ini aether must form

whic'i combiued together must form an excellj wcii nuitod to rolleve many eomplilnts Incident te onr climate." Bospectfujiy, E. d. WAYMH.

tonic, rathnrtle ,u nutritive modlolae, and om

If yo« do not ft .d this inodlciueat oneilrugfctorak chllnt another, and If It is not on sslnin yenr place have your druggist order It. nr send, diroct! Uit

Price, 91.0a per bottle. A!\sent en receipt of price &1CHAEDS0N It TULLXS&S. Claeaosti. GL

A BOOK F0R_THE MULIOIT.

^n4 rlQ I mjieriei and reralatlaasef VrflUwwa aexnal ayaum, ^tth tb* Istaat JUcovariaala tho'ctanaeof nproaasttea, praaaarlag the completion, *o.

This la an lnur*aUn( work of Ive baauM aa* any Sacaa, vtth numaroua o&fravlDga, aad ooatalna tsissms b(sna»'~« Tor Una* vbo ara marriad oroonteaiplMeaaij (tan ,x] .1 Is a beik that onght to be kept Kadar ad anakay, and not l*ft nuelasaty aKe* thakoM*. ... it oinitaint th* Kperiaaee aad advlae of a Jbydds whose wputation la wwrld-wjdfcaad ahonUbe ui the art rsudfaver of*verymal*and nasi* tbroefhoot the aa^S »^b*. It Mibraoea •verythXt 00 th* aaUset of !ha m( attv* ayatesi that la wort^^kJfcnrial. aad aeeh thaalsa pabUahad la any etber *k.

Beat to any one tfm of poatssn nJV Oaata. Addfeu Dr. Betta JUp*ssary, Xo. IS a. X|(btfe sM at. Loola, Mo.

Nolle* to the AMtcted and Unfortunate. •ah 1 applytag to the aotoHooa qnaaka who 1

Batu'

adnrtlsg ezsA

ibtlo papars, or ualnf any qoaok ranadla.. work, no natter what yoar «ls*aa* is ar 1 CMS year eoadlUoa.

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DR. LANCASTER^aregular Graduato In Mt ami Mnncrv, with ovi rT»y»ar« practice contloaeat u'i oilully ircst all Private. Nervous and Sexix eaiea aa a Spaclalty. Byphllia eared and entirely a* ij ted from tho ayitem. G?-norrhea,Gleet, Htrletun ture, Vanrocele, CaUDa,gkiaandBloodUs*as«*

or unhapp

n'ehtly cured, 1 Da. La\ uABrni, Treatise sent seal ftirn!ih*d. Mo mineral poisons used. Mall or Espross. Charge* reasonsbi

ar lentil Coattit

0Ui oriapmii vnarvr* mwnaoM. and correspondent# rtrietly oo»M«jtlaL AddreM Mitmnk isiisiL inmStoUA-M.

All kinds of Repair**

A specialty is made of boring breech load ingauns- Any work of this kind will weliatteuded to and satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. All work warranted.

B. KRUMFEI hA COMER. Mch 27 w-1 r.

The Wall St. Indicator,

SAMPLE COPY FREE, 9.t

afesCl .jffij*?.jfwi 'ft (irtliv fiMfaatwa Pictorial IIlustrations and Caricatures, every week of Bulls and Bears, Oonld, Vanderbilt and other leading magnates. Also complete instructions how to operate in Stocks and Stock Privileges. Subscription Prioe, fl a year, 80 cents six months, or a trial of three months for 5 cents.

BDCKLANB and CO**

bankers a«(i Brokers, 10 Wal St^ If.

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NEW 6UN STORE.

B. BBCMFEII. CO SIKH. ,,, Have inst opened onta first class gun house In Terre Haute Ind. Tbey are prepared to furnish any kind of double guns, irem a fine breech loading shot gun dpwn to a common muzzle loading gun. They also manufacture miles iob tbey warrant to shoot as accurate aa any gun tnat is made. In connection with this stock of guns,th«y keep a large lot ot all kin is of revolvers and amunition powder and shell lor breech loading guns wads or all kinds, cartridge*, caps,~escl and Tathams Mew 1 ork (hot, which they retail at 10 ccnts per pound. A fine lot of FIBHING TACKLE of all kinds, including poles, lines* reels and oorks of all sizes. Prompt attention la given to

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