Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 January 1882 — Page 3

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

nlon depot Chestnut and Tetith streets for all trains except I 4 Hi L, AT and freights. Time Ave minutes tauter than Terre 11 date time.

Depot of IA lit I. corner Tippecanoe and Hixtn street*. Depot ofT 4

E corner Main and Flint

streets. Explanation of references: (H) sleeping mm attached (fl parlor cars attached dally except Hnndays i*) daily. All other trains datly, Sundays excepted.

T. H. A. I. a, R.—Vaiida-lla Lino. (Arrive from the Bast.', •irfl No. 2 taclfie

Express.. 1:26 a l_i

4 Mall Train ®:56

*iH»t ttKast Express 2:iW pm Indianapolis Acc 7:00 10 Cln. and Louis Expiess... 2:18 a llM7e for the West.* '(H) i*o 2 Pacific Express 1&2 a 4 Mail Train

VH Kast Express 2S»pm Oln. and Louis "Express... 2ri5 am (Arrive from the West.* "IH, No. ft Fast Line 1:® am

Mall Mid Acc 8xW

•(B) 1 bay Express 2:«0 ra Cln. and Ijoui* Express .12:56 a (Leave for the East.)

JH) NO. FT KUMI, UNE 1:32

INDIANAPOI.1M »I. (Arrive from Kant} Cleveland K* 10:11 a ik. N V. and Boston Ex lwO a tndpl. Acc H:8U pm (Depart for the West) snHiw Clt Ex .lOSJO I minis. Acc 10:11 N. Y. A Boston Kx 1:40 am (Arrive from West) 1 tulplft. Aco 7:40 a tn Cleveland Ex 4:07 (•J. Y. ftn1 Hoston Ex lrM) a in (Depart for the East) Iinlpl acc 7:40 am Cleveland Ex 4:(i.r» N. V. A HONUHI EX 1:50 a

1 (V I & IS HUG HAUTE. (Arrive from the Month.) No.2 aoe'iii 10:10 am •Mi 4 Chicago Express 114)5 pm

I No. 1 Eastern Express., 2:0.i (Ijeave for the South.) No. 1 Express 2:.V

No.

Nashville Express (d) U:l5a No. fi acc'm 10:40 am

tHICAUO Ac KAME1IN ILLINOIS (Arrive from the North.) Sf. 5 Terre Haate Aoc'n 10:40 am

Chicago A. T. H. Express... 6:15 pm

•(H) a Chicago & Nashville Fx... U:42a (Leave for the North.) No. iT. H. Chicago Express... 7,50 a 0 Danville Acc'n 3:10 pm 4 Nashville A.OhloagoEx..._ll:05pm

IIXI^OINItllDLAND. Arrive from thoorth WeMt.)

No. 6:15 (Deiart for the North Went.) No. 2 tt:.T7 a

rtiuiu:

LIAII

W»KTIII'«T'N.

(Depart for the Southeast..,

Mall arid Express a Accommodation.... ,'W) (Arrive from the Southeast.) Mail and Expr«\n... A rcommodation

H:( 0

..10:20 a

JCIll KNO^VII.Li:, MADISO* A INDIANAPOLIS (Depart from Indianapolis.) riocth.hx. o'y 44)5 am Louis. A Mad. Acc'n d'y 7:10 am Ind. A Mud. Mall 2:50 EvealnsEx 6:10 (Arrive.) Ind.&Mnd. Mall 10.-00 am ind. ami Chicago Ex...^. 12:10 a in N. V. A Northern Kast Ex 6:20

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1882.

BIRDS EYE VIEW

Of the Salient Points in the 'Week's History

Especially Prepared for Additional Saturday Readers-

DOHIE9TIC.

Ed. Sage has returned from New York. Judge Uarvy D. Scott and wife are in Sullivao.

John H. O'Boyle, died January 18th, aged 70 years E. F. Williams has established his offica with Judge E Rlioaue.

Mr. C. Lane died in hip ill si year at his residence oneouth Second street.

Dr. Musick has gone to Miasoari to spend a few weeks with relatives. K. L. Thomnson died Jan. 15th of rheumatism--fthe heart, aged 64 years

Mrs. U. Potman, ot Si Paul, is visiting her brother's. Gen. Charles and J. W. Craft.

Prof. Liebing'n pupils gave a musical entertainment st the Christian church on the evtning of J:in 17ih

Mr. and M-3. Win. Mack hive gone to Hot Spring-*, Arkan-aB, where Mrs Mack will le nain some weeks.

January 15'h Marh dl Kidd wae presented by hl frb-n Is with a gold badge, the occasion being his forty-ttfib birth day.

John J. Wnrsier, junior member of the firm of Ui rift-Mer& Wuwter, grocers, died January 1-Sth ot typhoid pneumonia in bis tweuiy Bcvcith year.

Burglars enier*d VV H. Scudder'9 residence January I5th and secured a small amount of change. The w*me evening an unsuccessful attempt wts made to enter Jos. Strongs'residence.

Since ieptember labt the police have received a witness fee of one dollar iu arrests made

by them At roll call in the

evening of January 17th they unanimously voted hereafu to accept of no fees in arrests which they may make.

The Knights of Pythias celebrated the the ninth aoniV-erenry of Occidental Lodge 18 at th".ir lodge iroms on the evening of Jauuary ISth. The Ringgold band furnished some deligutfhl music, Mr. John!*. McCoy delivered an address.

A company has been organized to

manufacture vehicles and ran lines of transit for hire on the streetB, Ihe patent vehicle known as "ihe'Herdtc," is to be used. The capital stock of the company is I?,0,000 divided into 1,200 shares of$25 each. James B. Lyne in President, Andrew Grimes Treasurer, Dies T. Morgan Secretary, Win. O. Patton Superintendent.

TI.I.EuBAPfllC:

Signers Sebastian and Cook, will known circus men, died at Havana of yellow fever on the 7th lust.

At the opening of the Bale at the Cincinnati College of M»9ic, Jan. 18ih tour boxes bid ofl' ut $200 apiece and the sale ran up to $10,000.

The body of David II. Smith, a farmer residing twelve miles nortbwestof Richmond,Ind.,

WHS

a ra

8 Mail and Aoc'n 8:40

(H)1 I Day Express 2:20 pin 7 Malt and Aoc'n 7rtX) a in 9 Cln. and Louis Express... 1:02 a

f. H. A I.—Loxawtport Division. (Arrive from the North.) no. Mall Train 12^0 pm 4 Accommodation 7:86 (Leave for the North,)* 1 Mall Train «:K)ain

HA ecommodat lou 4:'i0pm

found in a well in his barn

yard,Jnu 15t*i witb two bullet boles in the temple. Smith's wife and two sons are under urreat fir the murder.

Jami A. Wilmot, a farmer living near I^ancastir, Ky., murdered bis mother, wife and two daughters and then hung hiniM:'i, Jau 17tli. Wiluiot owed a security debt of $450, this had so worked on hi? mind that it is believed lie finally wen' crazy.

The bixiieaof I'ark Valentiue and wife, two victims of ilie Hndsnn river railroad accident, were hurried at Bcnningto.i, Vt. Jan. 17, by the same clergyman who marlied thi in a few days. ago. Four ot the unite) Mt I be wedding W re pall bearers

Mrj. Caroline Kichings Bernard died Jan 10th small-pox.

HAWKEYE DETECTIVES.

Headquarter!) of the Association Es tablished Here

By Constables

Flaid and McMahan-

There are njany things which go to prove Ui,e iapid growth of Terre liautc. She is gradually putting on metro|wlitan airs. But from the date of her birlh, ihievei and desperadoes have made for her a bad reputation. It is to the interest of allciiizena tosupprc?# tliis element in our civilization, and nothing will do it ((uicker tliau the strong arm of the law

Certain persons, out of a knowledge of ihe superior wickedness of the Prairie City, conceived the notion of establishing, a Detective Agency here, with the expectation of au abundance of employment. About month ag.i, Constables Flaid and and McMahan, who have had considerable of experience in this line, organized an association, lo be called the Hawkeye Detective Ageucy," with the central office in Uiis cily. A very convenient and and cosjr office bttt been fitted up, on the corner ot Fifth and Main streets. The agency will embrace iho whole t-tute, and will be in communication with »11 ports of the Un ted States. Branches have been established in twelve counties, and in a few weeks, there will be one in every county in Indiana. The Indiana olfires already eHiabjii-hed are iu Vincennes, Hockville Bra/.il, l'rinceton, La/avette, Ft. Wayno, Indianapolis, Sullivan, Gre -ncastle, Evansville, Logans-port and in Marshall county.

The articles of incorporation are filed to day with the Secretary of State Every effort is to lx.' put forth to make the organization a complete and etbci«nt one jn every respect. The office will be open night and day, and all that Is necessary to catch a burglar who may be in your house, is to telephone to the rooms, and the roguen will receive prompt and caretul attention. "All business attended to with completeness and dispatch."

Obituary.

Froin Thursday's Dally. NO. J. WUR8TRR. 1

The spectre horseman has been riding into many households iu Terre Haute lately. Vesteidsy at 11:45 Jno. J. Wurster, the junior nn mber of the firm of II rtT« ldi & Wurster, grocir-», dial at his residence over Itriggs & Co's north Fourth sirei of typhoid pneumonia after a short, illness He leaves a wife and two children, ihe eldest o' which is but 23 months of aire and the joungebt but a few wet ks

Jno. burster was twenty-yeven yarn old. He clerked fr some time with Cliver & Co. and was anexira good salesman. He and Mr Herlfelder had been in business a comparatively short time and were doing well when he was taken down in his last sickness. lie was an honest, hardworking, trustworthy young man.

Notice of the time and place the of funeral appears eUewhere in th issue. The deceased was a member ot American Legion ot' Hcnor in which he held $8,000 insurance and 'he Royal Templar* of Temperance wbe. he held $2,000

MTr&zi i}

surance. His father, a rpinister stationed at Ewt Saginow,Mich is expected here to-night.

From Prlflay'B dally.

Re". Thomas Bartlett. one of the oldest members of the Northern Inoiana CX fercnoo of the Methodist church, died yes»terday at the residence of Mr. Adams on south Frnirth street. Mr. Bartlett was veil known here. There are many persons living in rre Haute, who remember ncanng him preach over forty \esrs ago. He has many ri-lstives in the vhinity. The funeral will occur from Asbury church to-morrow morning at 10 clock.

ORAWOI SMITH,

At 1 oclock this afternoTm Orange Smith, brother of Major O.J. Smith, at the family residence, corner of Fifth and Walnut stree's. The drceated had been a sufferer from cons-umption for long time, snd came here in company with Will. Hyde from Chicago a few days ago, resigned to death, which he preferred to

meet in the home of his

youth He was born four miles east of the city,

on the old Hiram Smith

stead, and was

eighteen years be served

Smiib, on

THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY

GBITEAU'S GALL

Is Not Quite Sufficient for a Continued Effort.

And he Comes near Choking Death on One of his Own Lies-

Delivering his Speech to the JuryHe Outdoes his Former Audicily

Andhasthe Bold Effrontry to Tell the Jury

'If You Harm a Hair of my Head. This Nation Will go Down in Blood."

OffTKAU TO SI'KAK WASHINGTON,Jan.

He then explained to the jury that his ppeerb opened with a quotation from bis Christmas greeting to the American people and in using it for the opening of his speech to the jury he had neglected to cut out the date "Christmas 1j81." After thanking his counsel and paying a very high coinp ituent to the al and ability whic Scoville had displaced, whom he proposed soon to reward with a very liberal fee, be extended bis grateful acknowledgements to the, court, the jury officers and bailiffs, and, last but not least, te the American press The latter were a power that generally crushed a man when they got down on him. They had been pietly heavy on the prisoner at flrut but when they knew hi motives they changed their views and now they were treating him very fairly. Vv ith this introduction the prison r"took up a new* paper and proceeded to read to the

His

the Chteairo Rxprms.

funeraCwill take

of Asbury

manner, to a casual

home

years

age. For

composure

cleft

ment was

church,

A NCiUftlE KEMCOY '0* All OtttACEt

OF THE

SKIN,

SUTH TETTIM, PLMPLLI,

SORtt,

BLOTCHN RA»H,

ERYSIPELAS, R/NOWODM, BARBERS

ITCM,

REDNIMO*

Note

FACI, BURNS, CUT*

80*108

20.

Corkliill slated that on belislt of the prostcution he would withdraw all ob jectiou to Guiteau's addressing the jury, that this trial bad been long *nd expensive, and he didn't desire ta give any opportunity lor objection# upon wnicli to found a demand for a new trial.

Reed,with some vehemence, maintained that the Disliict Attorney had no right to attempt to influence the jury by such un imputation as be had just made.

Guiteuu— I appreciate this unexpected courtesy of Corkbill's, and I don't vholly agree with Reed, your Houor.

Judge Ccx stated that he had decided to allow the prisoner to speak. Davioge, who had just come in, inquired: "Is the prisoner to speak, your Honor? If so I wonld like to inquire about how much time he will occupy.

Guiteau—I shall deliver lo the jury *mv speech which has been 'published in all the newspapers.

Davidge—I have notseen it. Guiteau—Well, then, 1 would advise you to got it at once and read it. I shall want about two hours, your Honor. I speak rapidly.

As Cuiteau was not prepared to speak to-day the court adjourned till to-morrow. Davidge stilted that Judge Porter is in quite feeble health, and will probablv be unable to speak before Monday, it is probable, therefore, that the court will adjourn at noon lo-morrow until Monday.

TUB I'ROCKKDINOS.

WABHIROTOS,

Jan. 21.—Upon entering

the court room this morning Guiteau took a seat in the witness box, remarking as tie laid out his pupers, "I sit down because I can speak better, not that I am airs id of being shot. This shooting business is getting plnved out." At an intimation from Judge Cox the prisoner carefully arranged his glasses and with a flourish began to read from manuscript, as follows: "The prosecution pretend that I am a wicked man. Mr. Scovlllc and the rest think I am a lunatic, and I presume \ou think I am. I certaiuly was a lunitic on July 2d when I fired on the President and the American people generally, and I presume you think/1 was. Can you imagine anything®'4 more*- insane than my going to that depot and shooting the President of the United States you are hereto say whether I was sane or insaneat the moment I fired that shot. You have nothing to do wi'h my condition betore or since that shot was fired. You must say by your verdict sane or insane at the moment the shot was tired. If you have any doubt of my sanity at the moment y«u must give me the benefit, of that doubt and acquit. That is if y-i) have any doubt whether I fired Jhat shot or was the aent of ihe Deity. If I find on my own uccount I was sane If I fired it supposing myself the agent ot the Deity I was insane and you must acquit. This is the law as given in the recent decision of the New York Court of 'Appeals. It revolutionizes the old rules and i9 a grand fitep forward in the law of insanity. It is worihy of this age of railroads, electricity and telephones and it well comes from the progressive state of New York. I have no hesitation in saying that it is a special providence in my favor and I ask this court and jury »o to consider it Some eminent people of America think me the greatest man of this age and this feeling is growing. They befitve in my inspiration and that providence and I have really saved the nation from another war. My'speech settling forth in detail my defense was telegraphed to all the leading pipers and published Monday morning and now I am permitted by his Honor to deliver It to you."

jury his published speech.

observer, seemed

completely self possessed, as usual, but hhiod his ostentatious

affectation of

was an

in the

St. Louis postofflce, and for the past three years has been assisting his brother, O. J.

inte&ae

was only

held

doubted

feeling which

in control through an un

strength

wiH. Hl»

betrayed

The

plabe at

Ht Pleasant

church on.Sunday at 2 p. the Bev. J. W. Green,

officiating.

Orange Smith was an honest, upristtt, unassuming man. He died peacefully, calmly, and without a struggle.

whtoh

excite

bjr

a dlght hectic

spot

high up on each cheek of his usually colorless face, and by the

eration with

unusual delib

time

began and

for soma

continued to speak.

excitement

Whether

was

this

from

the

merely super

ficial effect upon his emotions naturally incident to the oocasion, or

GAZKirk.

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SKIN

t] CAN

Ht ftOOTHI»« AND H1AUN0 POWtR O* SWAYNES OINTMENT On ACCOUNT OF 41 IATIMO TMFT IMTCNFC rrom*o

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CWCIT RirOM, 4 KHOWW «V MAM THI QIWAT CUR« KM ITCHING

Pact.

DR. SWAYM A SON,

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whether it proceeded from the deeper atv' more overpowering influence of a renlization of of his true po»' sition—an almost convffctcd murderer pleading lor his iift—it were difficult to diverse. Whatever the general ciiaracter ot the feeling, it finally gained tlio ascuidancv over his powers of control, and

he reached that point in his speech, "I have always served the Lord, and whether I live or die—" he broke down completely, stopped and tried to ehoke down the rising lump in his throat, but found it impossible to keep back a genuine sob. Taking out his handkerchief he buried his face in it a few seconds, wiped his eyes and with a determined effort started on again. He seemed to recover his composure so quickly that some *omc believed the whole efToit was manufactured. His sister, Mrs Scoville, however, apparently thought otherwise. She was deeply affected and wept and sobbed bitterly for some moments. Alter this incident Guiteau continued lo read, occasionally adding brief comments upon the text. As he proceeded with the reading all appearance of nervousness gradually wore of!', and wi'h the utmost composure and an unction that bordered upon the ludicrous the prisoner read on, with an attempt at every conceivable form of oratorical, rhetorical and dramatic effect. His description of the taking off of the President wa9 given with striking effect. At, limes he closed his eyes or turned them heavenward, waved his body back and forth, sunk his voiee to a whisper or raised it to a high treble At time:) the intensity of his utterance seemed to react upon himself but the efl«ct wns but transitory and with the exception of the one instance there was no indication of a breaking down. At frequent intervals he paused to emphasize some sentence or sentiment by repeating it or commenting upon it. At one time pausing, he leaned towards the jury, and emphasizing with his head and his hands, said, with an attempt at great solemnity of utterance, "I tell you, gentlemen, just as sure as ihere is a God in heaven, if you harm a hair of my head this nation will down in blood. You can put my body the grave, but there wi,Jl be a day of reckoning." Guiteau concluded his address at 11:20, and upon the announcement by Corkhill that Judge Porter would be unable }o speak to-day court adjourned until Monday.

Mr. L. Pearson Erq, former Superintendent of the E & T. H. railway, but litely of the Kansas & Texas has resigned on account of ill health. lie waskind!y remembered by the employees of the road under hisconliol Friday last. They sent bim a draft payable in currency for $735 to Fort Dodge, Iowa, where be is epend ing the wiuter.

'I DON'T WANT

PLASTFR."

said a sick man to a druggist, "can't you give me something to cure nieV' His symptoms were a lame back and disordered urine and were a sure indication of kidney disease. The druggist told bim to use Kidney-Wort and in a short time it effected a complete cure. Have you these symptomsv Then get a box or bottle to-day—before you become incurable. It is the cure safe and sure.—Knoxville Republican.

Bishop Simpson has purchased an elegant risidence adjoining the Arch street Methodist church, Philadelphia, and is to make it his fumily home. 'mfa*J t-

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A man by the name of Armand G«uge is treasurer of the Patti company. Hence the high price of seats.—[Chicago InterOcean. Don't you mean Adam tadi

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A member of the North Carolina legislature, dining at a Raleigh hotel, saw a pod of red peppers on a 4 ish near at hand. He thought it was a now kind of fruit, and took a bite. The tears streamed down his checks as he put the pod down, saying: you? Lay there and cool."

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Considerate: Mlsircas (ou returning home from the seaside)—"Why Jane,what has become ot the bullfinch?" Jane "Well, you see m'm, didn't say much and looked [droopin' like, so cook put it out ot its misery, and I 'ad it stuffed for my'at.—(New York Post.

HOW LONG WOULD IF TAKE TO COUNT TWO MILLIONS? Over two million volumes of the ievised edition of the \ew Testament, were sold on the first day of its issue. These figures can only be equaled by the enormous sale of Swayno's OintmcMt for Itchicg Piles, which is universally used as a standard remedy for stopping the itching at night, when one thinks that pin worms are crawling ah"u* the rcctum. To calculate tne extent of its sale in actual figures, would involve the labor of a lifetime. Will you be pestered longer from the aggravating Piles?

John, if you must go out between the acts hold a handkerchief over your mouth when you r#urn, so that people will know that you merely slipped over to get a tooth pulled. Otherwise your temporary absence might bo understood. —[Philadelphia News.

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A temperance man at Cape Elizabeth, in Maine, is reported to have arisen up in meeting and delivered tho following speech: he tcmperance cause is a very salubrious cause, and I hope you will all embrace it with validity."

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Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes makes an appeal for the endowment of the Harvard medical school. He says that five or six professorships are ncedt-d, and that an endowment of $500,000 would insure at least five.

TERRIBLE LOSS

DJ&ATII

Mayor Harrison, of Chicago, believes that policemen abonld be drilled in the use of the pistol. His honor recommends for the purpose a vacant prairie, in an ad joining county.

WHY

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26C.

OF Uti

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IRMAH.

M. Nelson, of Daviess county, Ky. has killed during the past year 1.144 squirrels, 100 raccoons, and twenty wild turkeyB in the 6mall space ot about 1,000 acres, in Panther Creek Plats.

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HOSTGOtERT WABD & CO. 227 and 220 Wabnsh Avenue,Ciru*ago.ILL.

FREE! CARDS! FREE!

We will send free by mail a sample set of our German, English and Americanfancy cards, with uprise list of over a hundred different desiamep, on receipt of a stamp for postage. They are not advertising Ctirds, but large, fine picture chromo cards, on gold, silver and tinted grounds, forming the finest collection 'n ihe World. Wo will also enclose a confidential price list of our large and small chromos. Address F. Gleason & Co., 46Summer street.Boston, Mass..

\tk Revolutionary Relic.

We were flown a silverbroocu to-day by Lemuel I/mghead, of Fayette Township, this county, which was presented tohim as

Cuticura Me.llciiiHl Bhavlnv

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Millions of rats, mice, cats, Dea ougft caches, lose their lives by collision with Rough on Rats." Sold by druggists 15cts

A colossal statue of Sir William Wallace is about to be erected at Aberdeen by the executors of Mr. 8teele, of Edinburgh, who left £8,500 tor it. The figure is to face the south, "in a defiant attitude.

First

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keepsake by Joseph Conrad, his

grandfather, fifty years ago. Mr. Conrad was a native of Starsburg, Shenandoah f-.:-county, Virginia, and was a soldier inthe revolutionary war, being present at i*? the surrender of Lord CornwalLis and hjf .^ army to Gen. Washington.

CTHICUKA

permanently Cures

Tur

mors of the 8calp and Skin Cutleura remedies are for sale by allru^iftnUi Price of CuUoQru» ft ineMlclniil Jelly, small boxes, .00c large boxes, 1. Cut 1eura Hesolvent, the new blood pur'fler, |1 ner lottle. CuilcuraMedicinal Toilet Hoap,

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In bars for barbers and largo consumers, fiOc Principal depot. WKKKS4 A

FOTTKR. IJoston. Mass.

•WAU mailed free on rerelptof price.

PARKER. MARTIN & CO..

.Commission Merchants^

No. 120 Washington Htreet, room

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CHICAGO/

Grain, Provisions, Beeds, Ac bought, soldand carried on margins. Correspondentssoileited. Agents wanted to representns In all Important places.

CLIFF & SON,

4$ Mannfaetmire of W,

facturers and deale**. 826 Broadway, York.

pernwaent

eoff«x, etc., tn reriulroa no pptw" •. DHtlafr, and if pi

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doge.

Sir John Macdonald, the Canadian politician, is in feeble health. His age is sixty-eight years.

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L«/lsomotive, Stationary and Marine Boilers (Tubular and Cylinder,) Iron Tanks, Hmoke Stacks, Ac. Shop on

street, bet. Walnut and Poplar -,v Terre Haute, Ind.

0*"Repalring3oneT^i the mo«tsubstantial• manner at short notice, and

liberal In

prleeas any establishment In the state. Order* solicited and punctually attended to.

week in your own town. 6ou flt

11:1% A% new free. No rtstt. KveryUiiu« nllllMli. Capital not required. We w"wttan furnish you eveiyth.ng.

Many are making fortnneh. La

dies make as much as men and boys aud girls make great pay. Reader, If you want o*i sinews at which yon ean make great pay at the time y«»u worn, write for particulars

H. Hall A Co., Pordaud, Mat i.e.

OlAfclflC JL •old on ir»stullmenls and rlnlVUd ttihlppedtoall parts

of Ui»

nop A klQ I Icouutry. Prices low and UnUAIfw 'terms of payment easy. 8end for catalogue. Horace waters

A Co., mano-

New

.toconMunera This

Mrs. M. Steevens,

Dr«umaklaf,86NS)laia Street Mrs Stevens confines her work entirely, to draw making, of which Ishe does aU kinds, at the lowest rates.