Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 October 1879 — Page 6

FIVE MINUTES WITH THE EXCHANGES. "vFiom Saturday's Dally.

Hon. D. W. Voorhees is at.the Bates —(Indianapolis Journal.

A colored sentinel is a blackguard. •—[Westfield (Ills.) Photograph,

Murphy, tne temperance lecturer, left his washfrill unpaid.—[Danville New6.

Light literature—a bank book with no balance.—[ Westfield (Ills.) Photograph. GOT. William* is ttill in attendance on the Knox county lair.— [Indianapolis Sentinel.

A colored Democratic club has heen organized in Rochester, N. Y.—[Ind. Sentinel.

The Democrats elected a President in 1876 without Ohio, and why not in 1SS0? Vincennes Sun.

The employes of the Indianapolis and St. Louis road will receive their pay todav.—find. Sentinel. 11 4

General M. Shackelford, oi Evansviiie, was among yesterday's arrivals at the Grand Hotel.—[Indianapolis Journal

In attempting to swallow an oyster the other day a yo'ing man of Shenandoah a^o swallowed his false teeth.—[Ptiiiaadelphia Public Ledger.

Real estate is the cheapest article in the market. It was the last to yield to the panic, and the las', to leel the boom but it is coming.—[Chicogo Inter-Ocean.

Mr. Tilden can afford to bear the abuse of his enemies. Like a piece of good mlver, the more he's rubbed the brighter he 6hin#s.—[New Albany Ledger Standard.

General Grant's reception in San Francisco Bay was at sunset, and Webber, the Boston marine artist, who was present, is painting the scene.—[New York Herald.

Tom Thumb Is proprietor of a meat market, at Middleboro, Mass. His real name appears over the door, but he takes no active part in the business.—Ind. Journal.

A Philadelphia barber refused to color Bob Ingersoll's mustache, on the plea that it never should be said of him "that he dved an ir.fidel."—[ Westfield (Ills.) Photograph.

"Just to take 6ome of the style out of him." a Leadville jary compelled the sheriff to lock up a Judge in jail, and a barkeeper now occupies the bench. —[New York Sun.

Henry Jackson, a colored man, who has just begun the 6tudv of law at Wintirop,Maine, wa\for fiftpen vear6 a slave, and was three times sold at the auction block —[Ind. Journal.

The Boston Courier discovers that when two younsf fellows meet they.address each other a& "old man," and that when two old fellows meet they say "my boy."—[New York Herald.

Every rolling miil in Cincinnati, as well as in Newport and Covington, across the river, is making double time.—| Indianapolis Sentinel.

All of the Terre Haute mills and furnaces are doing the same thing.

Advice to prt aciers, in view of frequent embarrassments from charges of plagiarism

First—Neve." read your own sermon*Second—Nc'r read the sermons of anybody else.—'Indianapolis Journal.

The Evansville Tribune has weathered throutrh three years of existence and lrom The start was a success. The Tribune is among the best afternoon dailies in ihu state, and deserves the success it has met with.—New Albany LedgerStandard.

The Tribune is a NEWS paper in every 6er.se of tie wotd.

Tne conductors of coal trains on th» Albany and busquehanna railroad hive had their wa^es raised $5 a month—from $60 to $65—and pay for over time, to iak» \hq i«tof this month. This is \poJtKcftsiarafl«ot!?eU.sr times, ard gives the men Rrcat gri£5UrAg£Ment. [Indianapolis Sentinel.

PA) master Thomas to-day piys the fmploves at the rolling null for September. "Although they worked but nineteen days of the month, the pay of the employe? uiukr the advanced seals of prices is $1,306 in exCiss of what it would have beefc undtr the jrmer scale, the av

erage

increase in pay in the several departments beipgten p^r cent.—[Ir dianapolis Journal. -s||

The electionlaw o: New York requirts a residence of one year in the sta e, four months in the countv, th'rtv days in the precinct prior to election day, and regis tration as requisites to voting. Every state ought to have 'such a. law, and we trust that before another year has passcJ the people ot Indiana will have amended the constitution of the state so that We may have Indianapolis Jourwal v' We cannot, will, not, {tod shall not do without it JUVV larger.

The sale of the Logansport, Crawfordsville Southwestern road to Win. R. McKeen has been confirmed by Judge Drummond,Eastern parties having withdrawn their exception to the sale.—[In•d'.anapolis'Journa.-.

Alt stocK cars now coming \Vest are loaded with coal oil stiett-rails, it inquiring all the box cars that are to be hud for transporting the immenie tonnage ot merchandise now coming Westward. —[Indianapolis Journal.

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. T'nt state Board of Education met again yesterday and concluded its busi-j-.css High School charters were granted for Newburg and Aurora, anu the petition for one at Attica was rejected. A charter was granted for a High School at Muncif, upon condition that papers were tiled in proper manner. Thes-e schools are for the purpose of preparing pupils for admission to the State Uni versity.

A circular to teachers, with refert n:e to the state license, wilt be about the same thin as that of last year. Examinations are to be divided into two parts: the first to show that teachers have gained the neccssarv reputation as teachers, and, second, to relate to their scholastic knowledge. The matter of countj- in infctitutions was discussed, and a report on the subject will bs presented^ at the

asps

£.J£&?

next meeting.—[Indianapolis Journal. INDIANA PATENTS. List of patents issued to citizens of the State of Indiana, October 14, 1879, and each beariog that date. Reported for the Journal by C. Bradford, solicitor of American and foreign patents, room 18 Hubbard Block, Indianapolis.

No, 220,612. To W. T. Hatch "for Indianapolis, for improvements in oad, engines.

No. 220,620. To Wm. Hall and W. Miller, of Fort Wayne, tor improvements in washing machines.

No. 220,633. To W. J. Mehany, of State Line, for improvements in sulky plows.

No. 220,643. To Wm. Newlin, of Attica, for improvements in wheel plows.

No. 220,648. To James Oliver, of South Bend, for improvements in drills. No. 220,649. To James Oliver, of South Bind, for improvements in plow points.

No. 220,060. To F. W. Robinson, of Richmond, lor improvements in steam engine governors.—[Indianapolis Jour-

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NUYIBER

New-York, oepteinber 19, 1779.

RcceivcJ from Messrs. Simmons & DickIQBOD, Managers of the Ke ltucky State, the sum of Fifteen Thousand Dollars (816,0C0) being the amount drawn by Ticket No 80,530 In the drawing of the Kentucky State Lattery, Class P, Sept. 16. bald ticket wai held by mejand cashed in fall on presentation-

The next following di awinj November 15 1§79.

Wanted at oace, good,reliabls agents every town. above.

I -3 5

•A. i.

OfTERY

!Y STATE AUTHORITY. SIMMONS & DICKINSON, Manner'.

FOR

$15,000

TWO INVESTMENTS wbich paid well.

J. J. HESS,

Residence, PS Fairmoaut ve.. I'.altlraore, Md. NUAIHER

New York, October 14,1879.

Reoeivctd from Messrs. Simmona A Dickinson, Fifteen Thousand Dollars '$15,000), in full payment of Capi'al I'r'ee in Kentucky State Lottery, Class Q. drawn top. temfcer 30, 1879. (The ticaet drawing said Prize was number 46,814. (^lfcnol) J. McUUlRE,

Part Ricbmon 1,Siai'en Islind, N. Y. Witness: JAMK5 E. IUV1NG.

IHF. N E A W Oft

KENTUCKY ST Hit LOTTERY

TAKES PUCE ON THURSDAY

OCT. 30.

FIRST CAPITALS, *15,OFLO,$8.000,15,000 AND 1.891 OTHER PRIZES, AMOUNTING TO 1(57,920

Tickets^ |1.

or fall it ir:i .ars a 1 ..'SJ-. WfLL14t(KO\' A CO. 590 BroaJway, New York.

.»OR»IS IIICHIO\lt. Coviugiott. Ky.

i.lstof drawii.fis ttubhshed in t,hc New YOTK Herald, Sari, Staa litung, Philadelphia Record, Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch, ami Loiusvllr iJommercial. All ont-of-town ticket holders are mai ed a copy of the official 1 :st as sooa as received.

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ji 34 1' a iLOf" O'-d in combining in •'CS. VC V"»s the hereto-i-r.c :. ni.«'. i^ v.*--antagonisticqtuili-

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Tbv.r t'.rst apparent 1 ff 'Ct in to increase Mia jij.initu liy ronsin^tUc iool to 'properly as-

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:u''c co^cniv ::o\

Tlmsthl'sys-

'C-tiii.-* lioari'hi'd, and 'v choir tonU. action on

diee-tive organs,

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I' tjoin^oua aro pro-

ITT'S rfli.S

t'nE Bilious couc.

rUTT S FILS

urs KIDNEY Complaint

rUTT'S FELLS

No policies bare oeeti issued upon Life R'ske: n#r upon tire Uisconntctei' wit!: ilarioc

Risks.

pro-

h!c:'d The r.-xiidifv with which

PERSONS TAKE

UKE rEVtR «.NL! ,GLiL.j|0N PLISH vtiiK- under h*s influence of these indicates thtir aihiiity to nourish the body, hot ice their elRcscf in curing uervon9 debility, inplsn•.noly, dyspepsia, wasting of the muscles,alngzishucss of the llvor, ch.-cmc constipation, and imiartinel»ealth St strength to tiie system.

I vllu tULlUvU

fUTT'S PRirHss?

Sold everywlvorv. Price 25 cents, il Office •53 3lnrray Street*

f«»Rfc TORPID LIVER

fUTT'S PILLS

NET/ YORK.

HHIPAST APPFTITF.

Lake Forest University.

On Lake Michigan. 28 miles north ot Chicago. 225 students. 25 experienced instructors. So saloons. COLLEGE open to both fex^s. Classical, Phliosoohical. Scientific and English Course1*. ACADEMY taught by jrradnates of Eastern Colleges, prepares for College, and haa Primary and Normal Course.". Ferrvhall, the Ladies' Seminary, seperate Collegiate Caurse, w:th special au•antsswisin and Languages. Fall 'lerm oi«*usSep 10.1879. For i"for matiou. attdr^s1*the Pr»«tltjit.

D. S. GKK iitltY. Lske Forrest, IH.

ALESMEN WANTE sooVffinTO SELjL

CIGARS TO DEALERSff A month and expenses J|

UO CUunple* FrM. Cut tkia xoticc out And send it withyoar application,also SCIsd a jC. Stamp to insure answer. S. FOSTER.* CO. 0. Box 1379. Cincinnati, Ohio.

THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

MISCELLANEOUS ADYERTISEBENT8

OFFICE OF THE

1 "ATLANTIC Muual insurance Go"

New York, January 22d, 187V.

The Trnsteei, In Conformity to the Charter of the Company, submit the (following Statement of its affairs on the 31st

of Deoembbr, 1878.

Prerainms receiveil on Marine Riake from 1st of Jan nary to 31st December, 1878 Premiums on policies not marked off 1st Jauuary, 1S78

$4,QC9 309 47

1,848,697 36

TvUal am't of Marine Premiums ?5,*53.t03 £8

Premiums marked ff fiom 1st January, 1878, to S.s December, IfeTO 4,11:6,024 92

Losses paid during the sime period J2,0r-',784 45

Eetnrns of premiums and expenses $$£9,960 58

Tli 1 Company has gthe followin Assets, vU.: United states and state of New

York feto^a. _»ty, Bank, and other stock? $10,C^6.7 5 Laans. Ht-cured by tncks and otherwise. 704.200 0 Real Es:»ue and Claims due ibe company, estimated at.... .. 619,084 £0 Premium Notes and tJills Reccivab 1,529,259 74 Ca-th 111 iJ^nk i^i.^lU 9i

Total A no int of AAS' ts 113,^0,463 10

Six per cent, interest on the outstanding certificates M" profits will be paid "c the holders thereof, or their legal representatives, on and after Tuesday, the fourth of Febru&ry next.

The outstanding certificates of the issue of 1875

wiH

be redeemed and paid to

the holders thereof, or their legal representatives, on and alter Tuesday, the tourth day of February next, from which date all interest thereon will cease. The certificates to be produced at the time opayment and canceled.

A dividend of Thirty per cent, is declared on the net earned premiums the company for the year ending 316 December, 1878, for which certificates will be issued on and after Tutsdav, th« sixth of May next. "By order of the Board,

J. H. CHAPMAN, Secretary.

TRUSTEE*.

J.D.Jones, Horace Gray, Charles Dennis. Edmund W. Coriies, W. H. H. Moore John Elliott, Lewis Curtis, Alexander V. Blake, C. H. Russell, Robert B. Minturn, James l.ow, Charles H. Marshall, David Lane, George W. Lane, G. W. Burnham, Robert L. Stuart, Francis Skiddy, James G. De Foresr, Wm. Sturgis, Frederick Chauncey, A. Lemoyne, Charles D. Leverich. Josiah O. Low, William Bryce, ,..,,4 Wm. E.Dodge, William H. Fogg,?!*11. Royal Phelps, Peter V. King, T. F. Youngs, Thomas B. Codding tor.. C. A. Hand, Horace K. Thurber, John D. Hewlett, A. A. Raven, ^, Wm. H. Webb, William Degroot," C. P. Burdett, Benjamin H. Field.,N

J. D. J0NE6, President, CHARLES DENNIS, Vice-Pres't W. H, H. MOORE,2d Vice-Pret't A. A.

RAVEN,3D Vice-Pres't.

Continental

I E

Insurance Company.

This Company conducts Us business1 un-lei the New Yark Safety Fund I«tw.

seyji*# nyfP^t- 9'J ,V

5'•* •*.1

.•

ontmental Buildings,

tagonistic qualiot a STRENOTUINO, "KA'.'I 1 VE. and A Pi/r,::»vis« TOKIO.

Bonds worth ?8Sl,3i7 289,510 Mortgage L'»ans (on Ueai Estt'e, wor »l,897.ia5). 603,750 00 teal Kstai«*, office D'ildlngs in

New York and rirooklrn 690,0q0 0(1 t'remiuins dne—unpaid and in roiiiS*' 'of collection 112,984 54 nterettand Rents necrttei 36,8t0 63

GEORGE T. HO?E, Presi .eut.

H.. H. LAMPORT, Vi^-Presldent. CYRUS PUCK,Secretary. It. O. TOWNSEND Secre'ary, A. L.

A. M. KIRBY, Secretary L.

JOHN K. OAKI.KY, General Agent C. H. OUTCHE* tsec'y Broeklyn Dcpartmen

THE INDIANA U?(nCR8ITl. Bloomingtou,\Monn»e.Co., Indiana. THREE COLLEGIA 1'E COUKSBS -The Course in Incient Classics. 2.- The Course Modern Classics. 8.—The Course in General scienc

Also, a Preparatory Coarse.

THE FALL TERM begins Iwith fthe openlug of the Joilege Year, Thursday morning September 5,1879. Students to be examinee sbauld present themselves twe day earlier I TUITION 'Faxs. Contingent Fee, 18 per Term. Library Fee required ot all, oo cen is. Fees must be paid strictly in advance

WOMEN ADHITTSO to all courses oi. same conditions a« Men. For Catalogues, and other in formation, address LEMUEL MoS^ president. Robert C. Foster. Secretary.

July 29, 1879.?

MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEKIITSL

7'7f

LUNCH ROOM.

Terre Haute, Ind.

MADISON

DISPENSARY,

201 SO. CU lit T., UKJkOO, Itl. DJt. C. BIGELOWi ^*fao b«K Nn Woeft rprp.:*! in trr«t i.fciof r.:i hEXI'AL iM (IIKCMC th»D r.nr wlitr pbtticuui i'UICAliO.

iTP/tlLIS. VOXORRIIIE I, LEET. STBtfrCUE, OIMIIITII I1EKNKA,niCreHrinl ftir^cLiri:n o? me ibro&i. km or treuliJ wiUi ucf trmifiled ?n.n d. a-j laif"! ncifDliftf rincirlfi In h*lf the UJUU! liiae, wiftlv. ,.riv»le!T. SPBIUIATORKHSA, &KXCAL DrWt-ltY lod IXrOTCAU', is (be rfv'jll cf iclf N,nre or MXU&I Rice*SOU ID loaturcr year*, or C.&CT C*B M, wbich f.rtrflucc lomt cf tbc Mlr.wiiu effrclc: Kerrctiftitti, «emi3«i nuisiiont. dcbllltj. dircnm .-.f rlfht, ilrrcctlre meny nrr, pioii-ics on ibe fac". HT«r«lon ir toe In v. Irwt of SKXl'Ak ^rrnrcr. etc.. ren«lering KAIIBIACE I]HK6rER, are jern». a«nll7 cnrt-1. P*mbipt (.16 ptces latiii£ to tbf al«rr. wnt is icalrd for two 3 c«tt «tnttpa. '^t«nlt*tloti fret »n4 CONFIDK.M1 A L. HCK.CII SET TR^". TOI LD'L *fr*'ttreB,

MARRIAGE GUIDE. OR SEXUAL v?, Thi'^riKrc-inj work of TWO HHSPIIEP !•:, tlie tfcai at wi'.Ubrf

'l.t.l8TUAT19i( -w?tl.ine lr^nr.^ tl a wortfi nwii trat i* ii w^.tftboc anr Jttr -«.rk. ftll'l 1 il-T* H5TC, glKT BK 1SAU»

Os the Kansas Pacific Railwar. 3,000,000 Acres* for Sale in the GOLDEN BELT. Bo »c 87 *-r »rro. 11 :.r. rrroit

SO li50 l'iishtls •I© to 100 lush.per Xo Manure needed. (»tod o11nialf, pure wattr, Que FCl"olft, churches, anil gotvl H0CUty. Rnilronrland marhet fncillti«**xc«l lent. Mnj* nr.d full information FREES. Addrcif S.UILnORE. I and Cvinmisck n*r, h(k!:uo, Kunoaa,

GRALNT

TOUR

Around the %%orld.

A complete recorl oi the journey o: General U. S. Grant tbrounh Fbrope. Asia, and Africa, with fraphic dfscriptionB of the places visitprt. int' restiDjr incidents.'enthusiastic ovations bv Emiierors ana Kings. Illustrated. Price, $2.B0. Outsells (all other books. Teiritory rapidly taken. Agents vrante 1. K^rshee A McMakin. Cincinnati, O.

|1 f| fn tf|1 nnn Invested in Wall

St. Stocks malce*

D1U lU^lvvl) fortune* tviy month. Book sen! free f•r«ss BAXTRP

-•trythire. Ad* ... "C'.N,Y.

GENT WANTED

in every Countv. Rehatle, iutelli* jrnpt Buslnes« ni»« chn cleor ll.COO to yearly, fit th'*'Nfw \trav-F. Ed tiielv cew anl 'I' H— Jmsniitand pirm%nent. 'an '•arrie on in roonec* tiou with »tof or mill, or liy any (f00d,n(rent.

Suitalile for zoiiDty in the United States. Address, ^.CHAPMAN, '"uli n. Ind.

N E E E S

Ac., fta.tpadcage sells for Kc.t sample In portage (tamps. We pay postage. Agents' ci tree.

i,t1

flO'J Broa.lway Ne.w York

Office)

Cor. I'ourt anl Uootafru^ StsO and 106 Broadway, Brooklyn

tr?ns« Assets, January, 18T9,... ...3,327, 771 •. ash Capital J,00C,0w» 0: Set hurilua 1 018.422 20 liesei ve ror unearned premiums. .1,060,384 24 Reserve, representing otherclaiins an undivi-lcd profits 228,9 5 2

INVESTED AS FOLLOWS:

(Jnitcl States Bonds at market value 91,061,260 00 Statu and other il^nds a an Stocks 340.674 50 Cash on hand 160.793 08 »emand Loans (on S ocas aid

LONDON 7TEHDLE Ca,» 2S itjii are., York/

5 and 10c Counters

TO THETttADE:—The live ous.ness men the )sy are startu.g tlii-se counters. We we tlie originator* au-i Headquarters! We bive the tii.ly two KXI'J-CEIVB S ^and 10 cent lol/blng Houces :i tna U. s. .•uri't tor i. -taii-gue aud oart.culars.

BUILLK. BtO^.,

200 & 202 Randolph Street Cnicago, A.I30, 26 ht 0 Miaunty Street.

tooston.

at once for the only h.y lilnstrated, iu-

A5ESISWiSIEB:

tnent.r ntcl low-urnrc I work i.-.Uv |)E HIBIAU I tltGRE TOUR or

«.

(?en« Grant '-f***

Around the

l«y Hon. J. T. Head'.y, the pricceot 'lescriptiVu authors. HO time a* the aemaLd simply immense, and t.'rr tiry being rapidly ta^en. Will ou-. «ell any other book- Kur i-ri'ticiiiars, address

JJUBBAKD BROS., 51 VV voarth St. Cinciniifiti, O.

V-O Aft

^EFFRAS fStriEV6

NJ I N I

I IN!

yyt.e^r

rE«tALE seminary

oXFuKI), OHIO.:":.' I (TO V«IKI PI. A

»'he 2i rc.ir wil C"iuDi-r.i»j XovemOe,, Ir ', ISI'j. B«i«r.I. iuitmn, UEI bl."I eights $170 pf.r nnt.V'ji. -fcinl chtr..Kue to

I Ml-S l.EI.KN PK\KMIY.

ASK

Active parties to act as Qenerai Ages ts lor the sale of oar specialties Business respectable. Goo-is sell

rapidly. We pav a salary or a liberal commission on sales. From 1100 to {200 a month cm be made by live men. chance for making money. Adnresa— Triumph M'f'gCo. 116 Monroe St., Chicago

Prmlrpal.

WILSON & McCALLAY'S HAPPY TH0U6HT"

YOUfi

WiiVJB-LIrtE

D^LEB TOBACCO I Rp«t Cncw in The Market

Our mperblv l.'lortrV.e'l Catiinrae of Btuwl snd Orchestral Outnla/cont^n^ W engraving of tha luoal ela^r-1.1 lustraments in ace. sad a Taiietyof iafor. mation inraltiahlg to Bwunci«ns,iiaited ftw by LYON HBALY.

OUftlflC *'0 OMGAIVS. 1.190 Hi AllllaPlauMonlT tm.to S370 Or^j2^jj22|.gans ooly 86.15 825 Orgaa y^it.a. iremenilocni Hedaction daring MI- .Midsnmme' mai.ths Having been

E.TED of my city ftad entrusttk it.- bonds should sufflciant proof iny responsibility. Latest circulars and n«rAt«-l Se«oaper free. Afldre1**

UAKIM, F. HhATTV, Asni 'gron, X. f.

MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTIbEMENTS

AatHri/ed by the CoanoawMltli of Ky

Papular brawin(f tke

CoB&rcvealtb Sisirihtioa Ccsw

I At Macauiey's Theatre.

In the ~ity of Louisville, on|

O O E 3 0 8 7 9 These drawings, authorized by act of the Legislature of *"d ^tBtnined by uilthj Courts of Kentucay (all frailJulent ndver tisements or other lottery companies who claim th« sotr- ownership of "ail the prauts in jKentuokv," u» the contrary, rot.vithstandicgi xuiarly on t^e l#5t nay of everv no»'tb -i-iav* "X li. a urb s"i)cryisecl by [romiuent citizens of the state.

Grand and unprecedented success of the new features. livery ticket Mer can be his own supervisor call out his number and see it placed the wheel.

The ^management call (attention to tbe erand opportunity presented of^ obtaining for only 92. any of

TKE FOLLOWING PRIZES. Prize ....". 180.000 vi Prize 10,000 W%1 Prize #,0CC 10 Prizes ll.COO each 10,000

U0 Frizes 500 each...^ 10,000 i0 Prizes $100 each..: 10,000 200 Prizes GO each 10,000 ti00 Prizes 20 each 12,000 lOKt Prizes 10 each 10,001 fl Prizes 800 each, Approximation

Prizes 2.'00 •.j Piizes 200 each. Approximation Prizes 1,XW

sO Prizes IW each. Approximation Prizes W0

l,90o l'nzte, 8112,400 Whole Tickets, $2. Half Tickets, $1. 27 Tickets. $50. 65 Tic 1100.

All applt:a ion for cjub.rates sbouMbo made to tbe home office.

Full list of drawing published in Louisville Courier-Journal and Now York Herald, and mailed to all tioke'-holders. For Mckets and Information Ldrirets T. J. COMMKRFORD Ouricr-Journ»' Building, Louisville

68AY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

TRADE MARK. The GreatTRADE E Reused? an unfailing cure for Seminal Weakness, ISpermator he a

Impoten ana all Di*-

2g{gre Tlkillgli*iet tbit follow as aseaaence of of Memory. Universal

Our new styles of JUBILEF ORGANS ire (he bOBt In the world. .\n 8-mop Oi^nn only $tj— with all the latest and Ltvt nnpixivfrnentp, inp power, depth,brilliancy sncl sympathetic naalltv of tone. Beautiful solo efforts and perfect i«top action. Solid Walnut ca^eo, of beautiful design aid elegant finish. All Pianos and Organs gent on 15 cays' tcct iriol—rRSioBT free ir CNSATISFACTOEV. Circular Free. ^SNKBT MU8IC price. Dollars' worth KpKce. Catalogue of 1,500 choice pieces sent for 3c. stamp. lEIBELSSOHH PIAIO CO.. 21 E. i5th St.. N. V.

ESTERBROOK'S

NDARD

Suable

TVor.d

i&TERBROOK 8TEEL PEN CO. Works: Camden. N. J. New York.

CINCINNATI LAW SCHOOL.

The 7th Annual Term of this school* 'begins October 16, 1879, and continues 7 months. Terms -•$60 first year, $30 second year. For Catalogues tr Circuars address the Ueany

Alter Taking.

?elf-AD«ie as loss Lassitude, Pain in

the Back, Dimne** of Vision, Premature Old Age, and many othPr Di.fases that lesd to Insanity or Consumption and a Permature Grave. £g?»Full particulars in our pamphlet, which we desire, t" send free by malt to every one. 4®~Tbe Specific Uedicme is sild by ail'diugg'sts at II per package, or six pacaages for 15. or will be sent free by mail on receipt of ie *i*ney by ^addressing

Tbe 6ray Medicine Ce.

N'o. '4 Mechanic's Block. Detroit, Mich. 1-1 in Terre Haute, by Gulick Berry, Wholesale an1 letail agents and by druggists everywhere.

PIANOSSQRGANS

Al^Unpreccdented Bargains -for the next 60 Days Beiorc Advance in Prices.

Pianos SI40 to 8400.

and_*trictly

flrat-o'asa, and sold at the ptory prices, dlPianos made one

oaah wholearie factory prices, dipurchaaer. These Pianos made one

of tne finest displays at the Centennial Exhibition

——r—. .1 nnial Exhibition,

ana were unanimously m-omm^nded for the HIGHEST HONORS. The Square Orandsconuiin M&thuxhek patent Duplex Overstrnnjr Scale, the trreatcxt Improvement in the hinory of Piano makinu TheLprightsarethefinestin Anrierlca. Catalocue or 48 pa(fi'S—moiled iree.

flUFUS KING.

Cincinnati. Ohio.

QoystTuiPTiom

Can bo cured by the continued use of Osmtin's Cod I.Ivor Oil and I.acto«Pho«jphate of 4.1 me, a core for Consumption, Concha, Cold*, Act Inn ft, Bronchit'^, and all Scrofaloas Di«ea«€*. Ask your drnggist for Osmnn'M. and tiike no other. If helias not got it, I will ?end «ix bottles anywhere on receipt of«S5.

CHAS. A. OSMUN,

13 Seventla Avenue, New York.

NERVOUS DEBILITY

FOB I ^*50L0 VWHERE. Vital weakness and Prostration from over-

work or indlacretion, la radically and oroquptly cared by

smrcsm mitsgiTsic srsonc

Been lu use 2U years, anfl is the moat suscessfol remedy knovn. Prioe 1 per vi si, vials and a large vial ofnowier lor S5,aent rK«tage free on reieipt ..f prlce. Humphreys' Homeopathy MfedMin* Oo.. 197 Fulton Stcet New York.

"VA^DR.KEAN No. 178 Soatb Clark Street. Chicago, «ta treatise Prlvats, Narnn, Cferowe aad Special DMtawa. SpcraiatorrfetA. lapaUaey, (aexaal iacapacHy,) Femala fiiaayca, eW* ConanlMti—, nertoDaHy or by Icttier, Ma.

SoakTillmtratcd. 80 et*. Fta«i» ill» koak ntaot, £SSpacea, pwl gMi It •a Ike oaly pbjueixB ia tM city who

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EILVtS M1IAL J.T TSl' rlsirE^OSITIOS. Themo»t Xft'uftl fnmilr wmeiy known for tbe trvafmrnt of lumn. cots, skindiseita. rht-tiiiiAiKtii rli Uhnnrf. raurrh. hemorrhoids. JSrT .k ioUiJ.»s. coids, *c«rv throat, croap and itrh-r. vnerisU *tr, ty

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1A10 Premiums amonnUiur to 11 HMRNI will be distributed by lot. In public, under snperrision of men of high character ana undoubted standing,

Covington, Kentucky, N.V-MI. r. iv We are authorized to distribute abore Premiums to subscribers of our paper by an act of tbe Kentucky Leglriature passed at Its December session, 1877.

OT On Meelpt of SS we will sand one ticket which nfill entitle the purchaser to a obaace wbloli may ssoora any one of She a bore Cash Premiums, ind .also the LITKKABYJOUBMAI. for one year.

Address all order* to J. «J. HETSCH, Maaaacr, Osvlsitssi Essiiitk)!. wanted STenrwhere.

CURE Y0UR8ELF!

Dr. Boheonso'* "TfgetsMe CaratHe" is warranted to M(v manently cure all forms of l|iiaHlliia or tesilasl rtlliy. laplsew, sts., snd restores

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Pewsr." and brlrin ba the MsHSil Vlnr" thoH who here destroyed it or sexual tawssss or svll prs» tices.inflremtwottxeiwnwteaa'tinM. Islsmnedy, which Lis. been used by Dr. Behannaa in his (firsts practice tbr thirty yean, HI neeer known to mil to curing era jorts ntygy with wonderful effect to those middle-sMd men who fteia

years, HI neeer known to CASKS. It circs vitality rflil effect to those middle-SMd I

I their years It* Insuon

felt St once. Young

ikntss oeyntd their years Its invigorating prpparttiv are felt st once. Young men suffering from (ne waseqosnets Of that dreadfully destructive kablt sf Self-Abuse can use this medlcinc with the essuranct of a speedy and PBBIUKBST fare. The patient gains strength snu elasticity of sfiVrlte st once, ts it sets directly on the psrts SRded as a sooriunir and ncalinp tonic end anodyne t* the relaxed seir) nr.l ve»iv)cs and irrigated ducts. Imparting power snd tone sito restoring them to their nstural state, the same ss if the bsnelVil habir had never been indulged In. l'lis aigredients are simple proiluotlons of nature—barks, rosta, aerbs etc.. and area •neciSc for t'ue above diseases. aBT*Price, rive nollsrs, sent with full directions, etc., to sny address, for rs'.e onlv at Dr. C. A. Bohannan's office. No. IBi North Fifth street, between TVashlngton avenue and Orctn .treel, ft. Ixiul., lo Established In

AT Dr. "IrMlUe P|eelal Dlarasea." wmch gfttl a dear (lellnmiion of the nature, cauies. .vinptoms, means or cure, nc., of SVPIIMS MtnisAi. #iaKAm.siv.,Nnt FREL to any address upon receipt of one stamo.

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leading phyHclats of En-

or^H'ar.d Atu^rtcn. «M toilet Ire tcadn from puns Vaseline—such as Pc T.ado Vase-me, «at* Co:d Cr^am, '^1 Vaie ,nc Camphor Ice,

Vasetioa Tsilct Soaps.

are sap rior to any i.mi'a*- ones. "7th«r. .nd sO cent otall cwi' goorfa told by a Unifflfists. OolBat* ti Oo., M.

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CAM puMiima.

1 Cash Premium of S2(

ICaah Premlama of. '.J ik/d

4 j:

Irt'-v and urinary trouble is univer:h only safe and sore remedy is

5.:« Bitters—rely on it." fi Bitters does not exhaust and deeLuit re stores and makes new."

Azuc, Biliousness, drowsiness, jaun« UCJ, kop Bitters removes easily." S "BoiK Pimples, Freckles, Rough Skin, "^*10^033, impure blood,Hop

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STATIONERS.

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latj ng marrlageshonldki .low to cue*diseases. Hund» red oi Recipes.

aeated*toe50rents[moiwv orpostase stamps.) Addri OK C^k-BoUAMMaM Oil X- Fifth buevt. su l^wis. Mo.

Cent

1'ltOVEBBS.

fo-Tiifh, 1 a(l breath, indis stion Lc casLy cured by Hop BitterB.

"hUi-'v I'-'p 't'Tslxioks,vi8e themed:i".n uh-.uiihy and happy." 1: f« is a dnic. and you have lost i! "1 :y liop Bitters."

Bitters euxe.

"Inactive Kidneys and Urinary Organs I -itl-3 the worst of diseases, and Hop BitII a cures them all

health, sunshine and joy in Hop

"•\t-r.-i liun in all other remedies." Cough Cure and Pain Relief ts the best. !"M: FitE BT ALL DROOOISTS, na nisi—•———

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Thaso toads lit in tin imt wheat belt of too Bcrta* Vnt sad an anally well slsptad to U« 11W •titer sliMM to paaaad fee kishkralaaaa.

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Proinp. ar.'l ccrlnia relief ro, all Ff.male Weakoeu, Men •trual Derangement, asd Irreg ularitkM, by Dr. l» brated reiaale PLLLT. Preparw

LADIES

and .old by l.i. Ihhorn, 201 *0. Clark SL. Poatrfiffias cbicago, JiL 45.00 per I""

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OVER 1,000,000 ACRES OF

1YKES BEARD ELIXIR E«NW«TLIFA—* .WFR»ELOLEAMA'*,TKEE»

rtMhtwtfw. It K« *tO fMvAf1 Ul. AU*bm—txfct.

Dr.A.G.OLIN,

20» Th irk ire-l. Chicairo, (£0 r»srs' fix .1 ioBt«a*ft to care alt fenertal dlkfsie* Hrpfclli-, Uoaorrhcps. fll»et. Mrlrtnro. Rapinre Kpfrwitorrhwa, Sfuiinal vV't-aknesn. lnpoUneK Hrru.il Debllir*, Ixwnwg by gfvht or day. there sntt or Mlf'sbnse la yonth. ExrrMea in matarti years: aaj troable of the OmrallfeOrgassfiw. any rati* PBRSANE^TI.Y CUBED, special at tentlon to Diseases of Females. Weikoess, la^ •f pssl«g. Sterility, etc. All eoafldeatlal aai braorabie. Ho Mercury ind. "flslJ'! to HmIW Mp^Sstaaps "*arrla«eealie" S76*p.,5!c(|

$5 Dsiy««Qiastor*$2SampleFree

111 .LAINJ BUMO* sraurr. vtw TOSC.

FANCY DYEING.

nreta Goods, Bhawl*. Silks sad Clothing ij* iblecolor* Crape Veils Ored.

DRY ^LElNtNG.

Dresses in all fabrics cleaned without ripping Of tbe nriBDiag. The moat elaborate part M.

removing r.nd tbeatri cal dtsssta sre thus eiegsntl clesoe K. TEAS

VALE. M6 Wsiant 8t_ CineiaaatU O

i««i. rvtitrnxt by ezprest corefnlly packed.