Wabash Express, Volume 19, Number 30, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 July 1860 — Page 3

Tcrpib Nailed to thk Counter. : At Dover Hill, on Tuesday, Turpie

said that the Act of the Legislature of Virginia cedingjthe North-we9t territory to the Congress of the confederation, required Congress toprohibit slaTer j therein as one of the conditions of the grant. Judge Morton in reply, denied the statement' and referred to the Virginia act in the first vol. of Revised Statutes, to show there was no such condition in it. In the debate at this place on Thursday, Turpie made the statement that Virginia attached such a condition to the session. but that it was contained in the deed made by the Commissioners conveying the territory and not in the act of cession. Morton in reply, and greatly to Turpie's astonishment, suddenly produced a copy of the deed from the library of Judge Ellis, and read it to the crowd, showing that there was no such condition in it. Turpie's mortification was extreme, and there was not a man of any party present who did not feel for him. He stood absolutely convicted of a mean falsehood, which he had invented to break the force of an argument he could not answer. The perspiration stood on his brow, and if he felt as mean as he looked hit agony must have been intense. The sudden production of a document, wtich he supposed could not be found nearer than the State Library, at Indianapolis, furnishing overwhelming evidence of his falsehood, from which there was no escape, covered him and his friends with shame. Let all such base metal De tried Dy the fare of Truth and it will be consumed; or let it be nailed to i the counter to deter all would-be bo- f CUS Dolitical coinera Yin. GazeUe.

r . . ' 'No pork, either. "Well, then, let me have some potatoes.' "Notapotatoe left." "Thunder and lightning! get me some bread, then." "The bread's all gone, too." , "Well, give me a knife and fork, and let me go through the motions." The National Democratic party has refused to bestow either cold victuals or bread on Douglas, but a fraction of the party have donated a knife and fork with which he can go through the motions of running for President. Not a morsel of food is left for him in the Democratic house, bnt he is content with the appearance ofthe thing. After all his aira, he geta en empty nomination, which affords him about one hundredth part the chance of getting into the White House, that he has of getting into Abraham's bosom! What a terrific descent for a "little giant. Detroit Abv. . John Mitchell on thk Presidential Contest. In a letter of John Mitchell to the Chicago Free Demoerat, dated June 10th, the following passage occurs. There is no Democratic E arty now that I am aware of. It was kept alive four years longer than ihada right to Vir, bv ih rrenerou real nd attachmentof the Irish born citizens ,r , , , f ofthe Northern States, who love it for the traditions and associations of vigorous prime. It is impossible any Ionger to oeiong to a party tnai is tieau and gone the sole having gone out of it and the body tornjfromlimb to limb T t T lta4 avit tvAtit xar I r Vi mir iTctllrtW t .-V. .J toMuwjfiucu x ouwuiu cauuil h.clu seeic new comDinaiions to msoiaie themselves no longer a3 the Irish vale, to merge in the several organiza- j lions, and be guided in their public auairs Dy tneir own views 01 risht. STTom Corwin recenly compared the doughfaceism of the Democracy to Ephraim of Scripture, which he said was "a cake unturned," and said with an inimitable look and manner, "O Ephraim poor Democratic Ephraim ! for God's sake turn over in the pan and bake on the other side," The effect was electric. Exchange. Yes, and magical, for "poor Democratic Ephraim," burning on the Charleston coals rose almost forthwith and turned over in the pan ! though whether for God's sake or his own is not entirely free from doubt. Louisyule Journal. ' Only two of the Opposition papers . t Vf I in fennslvania support dell ana r. v - --. ..Ii erett. lhe score or two wnicn taoor ed for Fillmore are in heartily for Lincoln and Hamlin. It was net therefore, necessary to insure thai State as lost to Democracy for the Senate to "spit upon" the sentiment ofthe PeoDle in favor of a Tariff. But that clinched it. ' jKTHow is Douglas to be elected? The South won't support him. lh Hards" will discard him; the Admin- j istration will thrust him outaa heretical and irregular; and last of all, the People will give him the 'cold shol der." LiscoLN beat him in hia own if täte, on the popular vote, in 1858; and he will beat him, everywhere, in th Electonal vote now. lie is a gone sucker." N. Y. Tribune. Tl utmost indicrnation isexpres&ed in New York CitV at the President' . . " i ii t . veto of the Homestead Dill, dv a cartain class of people who have looked upon that measure as a sort of panacea for all the ilia the working men suffir from "capitar in our large cities. The ReDublicanswil uäe that veto with efv . ' m W a rArv -o (a in iKa TrAiect Z I II B b sVU9 MS ' identjal campaign. tsr ir.rsrliil V. Johnson,' tie nnttPMnrIi(Iate for Vice Presider.t, 1 j ..in-iUi Jn 'lßßl wsi a red hot secessionist in iboi. r 1,. nnt hpard that ne nas m a J a rhand hia ooinions. The Douglas itest should cast the beam out of thir own vps before they change disun innifim Don Breckinridge, Hunter, Dick in eon. Bigler, etc. " VsfThe) Democratic papers which K.VTnao boisterous asrainst" 8;Ctional rarties. are expected to oppose from the start. The elecf a 'sectional candidate" would s V sa W m justify a dissolution of the ' Union. . -The Ohio Journal of Education states that in a school in tii:9 State, comDrisiofr thirty-fife scholars, nine fthe bora chew tobaco and five of j the girls are smokers. - IT O shame, where is tbj blaak. Wa$ I note CemtJutton. If it wer where it should be. your a as- - tar's faee would be aa red as ,tirkiy-COtlt's

UOISO THROUGH THE MOTION. Y lie, I ine leaver, tbe deDilitj tbe despondency bring me some cold beef," said a shift- j which ;h-cr'" sffllctions of the digeal if...--j v e it. c . tive and secretive organs vanish under tho les husband, when, for the first time innuce 0f,he.e Pf.P,r,tion.. Theconin his life, he discovered that he was atitutions it self euraa to acquire new enmore hungry than thirsty. orgy under their operation, see advertise"There is no beef in the house," was ! mnt the mild reply. Iron aa a Medical Itemed'. "Fetch me some pork, then." j The coloring matter ofthe Hood comes

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At the residence of her broiber, in Al torf, Illinois, Jane 22d, Absii B. Hall aged 30 ears. . MY GRAVK. Ob! 1st itbe in some lone vale, Some quit t, abided spot; Where gently wan tbe scented gale, And blooms the wild forget-me-not. Let sweet wild flowers their tendril twine Ground my lowlj bed, With petala opened ta enshrine The sacred tear there ahed. When pensive twilight, o'er tbe earth, Has spread it deep'ninf gloom. And hushed the voice of glee and mirth, Then weep beside mj tomb. Andthen the willow' whispering leavee And lonely night-bird's trill, Will on tby aching heart, that grieves, The dew of hope distil.' Then shall no pang thy boioni stir, Aa on that velvet aod, Thon bendfest o'er her aepnlcher Whose spirit Uvea with God. ABBIE. ' DtrD Oo Tuesday night, the 26 lb. inst , in this citj, Edward M., son of James T. and Em 11 C. Oilmore, aged one year and six months. Our National Disorder Dr Koback a Cures. The American stomach is a tormenting organ. It is generally out of order, lhe reason ia obvious. The drviog man of bu siness has not time or will not take time properly to masticate his food. He bolts it, and as bad babitaare catching, all clashes follow his example. Hence Drap psia. with all its complications hence I ndtgestioo, Li rer Complaint, and disorder of the uowelä, in all their various phases. . .... . . against mese ana a hundred others comnlainta tha 13 Blood Purifier are wap-ibs: an exterminating wrefare The auccess cf these Medicines !,t.8 bf5n tnisuiD?, even io an 'age of scientific miracles 1'her do not alleviate mey extinguish a disorder. The aroov. 1 . a a a . a . . . 7 from tbe iron therein, which cannot be diminished below a certain quantity without rendering the blood until for the perfect nutrition ofthe different organs. Id such cases the fact is apparent by general paleness, weak circulation, impaired breathing, cold extremites, fcc. It may be asked, from what ia the blood derived? We aogwer, principillj from the food. But if the food ia not properly di geated, there can be no healthy blood, and consequently no adequate nutrition of the body. The bad blood will irritate the heart, clog op the lungs, atopify the brain, obstruct the liver, and cause derangement everywhere. The feeble girl will suffer from chlorosis aud menstrual irregularities, the- adult from dyspepsia, neuralgia, and headaches; maDy will suffer from boils and akin diseases; the bilioua from iofla med liver, dropsy and constipation; and the care worn professional man from every ill in Pandora's box. Now, it is certain that if the deficient amount of iron in tbe blood can be supplied, the symptoms of disease will consequently rease. Chemistry proves that the only form in which iron can assimilare with the blood is that of a protozyde, a salt very liable to further oxidation; when it becomes neaaly inert in the stomach. I a the Peruvian Syrup, by chemical in fenuily, this difficulty has been for the rat time overcome; and thia assertion ii amply sustained by the distinguished Chemist and Assayer to the State of Massachusetts, Dr. Hajes. It must be admitted, then, to be a most important addition to. the Materia Medics, and an invaluable remedy for many of the Worst forma of disease. 'Pxu'vux Smr is t. Solution of ProtoxIron, a new discovery in medicine, and ftÄ?'! ihcrlthy blood, the sourci of all vitality in jtbe human organitra. For Saie by all Droggiata." Agents at Terre Haute, Juna 13,w4w T.II. BARR, 4 Co. OCTOBER ELECTION. F'J f' ?-" Candidate! for CoMt,(y tßett f 2 to be pa id invariably in aa tanee. o O We are authorized to announcj JO SEPH W. BRIOOS of Sullivan County, as a candidate for Judge of the Court of Com mon I l.-as, for the district composed of Parke, V igo and Sullivan counties. mr We are authorized to announce A. B. CRANE of Vigo County, aa a candi date for Judge of the Court of Common pieaa, for the Di Vigo and Sullivi District composed of Parke, van counties. O We are authorized to announce ISAAC N. PIERCE as a candidate for re election to tbe office of Prosecuting Attor ney for the sixth Judicial District, at tbe October election. XZTWe are authorized to announce MAR VIN M.H1CKCOX, as a caudidale for Sheriff. 11 J We are authorized to announce the w r mm s W t ti era w name ol jaue.3 31. iul-u&ki asa can didate for Sheriff, subject to tbe decision of the Democratic Convention. IT We are authorized to announce the name of JOSEPH H. BLAKE, as a candi date for Clerk of Vigo County, subject to the decision ofthe Domocratic Convenlinn "" 117 We are authorized to announce THOMAS B. SNAPF as a candidate for Sheriff subiect to the decision of a Dt-rao-cratic convention. XT We are authorised to announce I1 SUANNON. as a candidate for County Treasurer, subiect to the decision of the Democratic Convention. SPECIAL. NOTICES, Ale and Porter ! ! fAlilSd-N, Dayton lfetioit and, Philadelphia ly I Ale ami Korler, oottlei for umiij ate, uy ap.Od3ia No. K7 Warren Block. IJ Oo to Miller's Fine Art Uallery fo the best Arubrotjpes.PLotograrhs.aiKl tl kind of pictures. Cr Ws bars Just learned that McLean Ktreoathenlna: Cordial will care tb varion diseases prevalent among Children. His necei sary every parent should keep a supply on hand and when required fire as directed Try it it u rdeasant to take. See advertisement in an I ' .... other column. jy3dwt H' EI.M HOLD'S BUCHU FOR THK BLADDER Helrabold's Bucha for the KMneys. HelnibolJ's Htiebu for tho Gravel. HelmbulJ's Hucbn for Dropsy. Helmnold's Bjcbu fur Nervousness. IlKlmtioiJ's Kuchu for Loss of Memory. Hfliu hold's Rjeha for of 8i(ht. HlnilolJ's Buch u for Dimnera of Vlaion. Hclmbold'a Bucha for DIlHcalt Breathing. Helinbol.i's Vuchu for Weak .Nerves. HtlmhoM's Rucbu for Obtroction. HelmboM's Bucbu for Kxceaies srislng from Indiscretions and all diseases or the KKXUAL UKQA.N.S, ealsting in either se. from whatever cause orii od BOmaU.rof howUn)r.u.1din)r. Halmb N' Kt tract Bucha Is nleasant la its laMe and olor, and Immediate ia its action. Price I per bottle, or six for 9. Uellvered to any addreas, accompanied by reliable eertiflcate. ixpot, iim Houtn unis hi., rniiaoeipnia. MEXICAN MÜSTAH0 LIH1MIST. f Dtrlaslc virtue alone eoald insure tha aueeeea wbicb this article has atlaiaed. For BbeamaI tism.Salt Rheum, Burns, Bruises, Stiff Jelnts.or I GalJs.KpraiD, Pole Evil, and Sw.lln,. apon Horses, It has u equal. Ho person will be with out It, who has once tested Its value. "And with reference to the general estimation of tbe Mustang Liniment, I can cheerfully say that no article ever performed so assay eures in our neighborhood ss Ibis. L. V. Pkith, RlJgfflelJ, Cous." Uitcb, Kfq., of Hyde Psrk, Vt, writes, 'tnsl tho horse wss considered worthless his rase wss spsvla.-but since the free use ot tbe Mustang Liniment 1 have sold him for 1 150 Tour Liniment Is doing wonders up here.' Such testimony Is reaching as every day. Tha half Is not toH. Cvery family should have lt. Beware of Imltttioos. Tb genuin llastaorls sold by ell respectable dealers throughout ths world. BAftXKS e PARK, Proprietors, 5ew TerK.

CfT THIS OCT AD STICK IT II TOra BT. Wood's Hair Restarati ve will change fray hair to Its oricinal color, slop It from falliac off, an-1 cansa it to grow on bald heads, aad as a eosmetle It has no equal. limplea and Waod's Hair Reiterative csnnot eilst tog-ether. Carnos. flewtra af worthless Imitations, as several are already In the market, called by different names. . Use none unless the words "Professor Wood's Hair Restorative, Depot St. Leuls and New York" are blown in the bottle. Sold bf all PrusgUt and Patent Medicine Pealers, also by Fancy and Toilet Goods dealsrs in the United States and Canada. Jy3dwlm

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Notice of Dissolution. rilHK partnership hetetofore existing between I the ondsrsigned, In the Drag business, is thi- day dissolved, by mutual consent. T. H. BAKR will continue tbe business in all its branches, at the old stand, and hopes by strict attention to me wants or tne puouc to receive a continuance of tbe liberal custom bestowed on the old firm. Either party is authorised to nsa Arm name in settlement, and we trust that those indebted to as will come lorwsrd and settle iramediatcly. T.H.BARR, Terre-llaute,June30,'G0. J. 11. BARK. Jy2dwlw Agents Wanted. 100,000 WILL BE SOLD. now aaaav, The National Political Chart; ADO MAP OF THE UNITED STATES, COITUNINO Accurate Portrait, frem life. of the candidates of each party for President and Vice-President, with their letters or acceptance, platforms or their respective parlies, will a vast amount of tali. tical matter. Results of the Presdentlal klections from 1790 to 1806: names of theSpesk er ofthe House of Representative from l.d'J to IK.0. The man Is beautifully colored, and printed on heavy calendered paper, size 82 by 40, show in the exact boundaries of an the Mates ana Territories, extending through to the Pacific. Politicians ofall parlies, and others, wishing to hae neiore tbem material lor Deing ruiiy posted at a single glance, should possess a copy of this map. Retail price, only 21 cent. Kent post paid, on receipt ofthe price. A rare chance Is offered to Agents. For terms, address KULISU.l, QuaVerCity Publishing Honte, 33 South 31-st, jejiwit rnuaoeipaia, ra. q q q q a DR. BAKER'S PAIN PANECEA ! lor the Cure of Pain loth externally ana xnternally. Greatest Pam-eu-ring remedy yet discovered! Vain cannot long exist where the remedy is faithjulhj used. OIVE IT ONE FAIR TRIAL, And if you da not find it to be all it is recommended, go back to the agent and get double the amount of money refunded ! Tbl offer la made knowing tuit what this medicine bat done ia tbeusands of cises.it will do again. For Paio in the Stomach, Back and Bowels, Burns. Braises, Cut aüd Swellings, Cholic, Diarrhea. Rheumatism, Headache, Ear ache. Toothache aod Neuralgia, it cures almost instantaneously. CHRONIOJJISEaSES. Such aa Dyspepsia, Weak Breast, Liver Complaint, General Debilitj, Fever and Ague, Canker or Sore Aiontö, ruina aore Throat, Weak Ejea, Spine and Kidney Disease, Old Sores, Coughs and Colds.and Caked or Sore Breast. Id the above named diseasea, it oolj needs to be faithfully used tit cure is certain. MONET REFUNDED. Imfitawtto Aoiicti. Asrents will And it great ly to their Interest, and are at full liberty oa first introducing. Dr. Baker's Pain Panacea, to give back the money freely if those who purrhastlt are not fully aatiaSed; and may ue it In tbair own families, or give a lew bottles to tbelr frienus, that tbey mar test Its great merits over all other remedies. All a?ents write that when once introduced, the'.r sales nre large. Families will keep it in their bouaes.and not De wunouiu. For sale ly tbe Proprietors, A. Li. ScotIII Sc Co. No 1-2 west Kighlb street, Cincinnati. AIM bv P. M. HOSSKI.LY, Terre Haut, lud. J.R.CUSMNUHAM, TH BARI, dt CO., 41 A Fls.M:fc, tt K S WOLFE. New Market, lad. James M. Lucas, Cioverland, lud. Stark de Dav'w, Kockville, lad. W. Campbell, Clinton, Ind. J McCullougb, Toronto, Ind. i)3m Fair Warning. ALL persons knowing themselves indebted to Arnold & Co., are hereby notified that Iter the l"th day of August next, ALL outstandns notes and book accounts, will positively be placed in an officer's bands for collection. Samuel Taylor vs. Emilie Jones. Before L.Duy, J.P. O AMUEL Taylor having filed in my of O fice his atlidavit sottio forth that the said defendant is indebted to him aod that she is not a resident of the State of Indians, and caused a writ of attachment to be issued by roe against the goods and chattels, credits and etfects of the said defendant, now therefore said defendant is hereby no ified to be and appear before roe Lambert Tin v a J nst ire of the Peace, at m v office in the city of Terre Haute on the 20th day of July IPoU, at tea o clock A 31, otherwise said proceedings in attachment will be de terra in d in her absence. LAMBERT DUY, J P. June 27, 3w Tor Sale. SECOND 1IA3D Threhinff Machine and 2, Horse rower at one-rourtn tne original co-t. tn.iuire oi j, u. wiLinti, hj Main si., ierre-tiaute. Soldiers ofthe War of 1812 TTIIO enlsnted for 0 ve years or for durin the V war. the heirs of enlisted soldiers, aod all persons boldin; old patents or claims to military F . i ..it. I hi : .a: i j . bouuty lands, located In Illinois or Missouri, de siring to have their claims attended to, without expeuse to themselves, or desiring any lnformaliou in regaru 10 inem, jrt j earrt, win please address C. Waan IIkmly, Bex 33'Jl, St. Louis, Mo. All communicaiiona prompi:y aiienaea 10 oj Vi A KU HKAL.V, jyiwiy Bounty Land Agent. Dividend Notice. Ti t Board of Directors have this day declared divi lend on the capital stork of the Company of Hre (j) percent, for the six months ending May 31ft; payable on and after Monday, July 2d, to all stovkholderson the books or tne compa ny, May 3M The Western Stockholders will receive their dividend at the office of ths Treaa urer of lhe Company In lerre-Haate. e9dw4t CriAS. v uuu, ec-y. Thirteen holes jeweled Hunting Cased I'uttnt Lvcr If atches AtS. R FREEMAN'S for 12, lir and wairant:o! in every respect. Cylinder Escojienent hutäing Cased hum Mutches AtS. K. FREEMAN'S for $9 50, -warrant ed firt rate lime keepers. w2ui LOST. A SMALL Khu uuvv, iDout o years x- old,uh white straight horns, brand ed "J C. W." Laot seen about the mid die of April. A liberal reward will be paid for her recovery. J. C, WALTER, jel3wlm 142 Maio at, Terre Haute Executor's Sale. rlHL undersigned, Lxecutor on tue JL estate of Moses C Carr. late of Vlro county deeeai'l, will s'il at public sale at the late resHence of nuid deceod, on south Hlxth street. In Terre Haute, on Thursday, June Swth, 1800, the following property of said deceased, consisting o beds, beddinz. carpftlnir and other valuable houehold and kitchen furniture. -TKK.VS. A creditor twelve months will be gl vn on all sums over three dollars, by tbe pur chaser trivim note wilh approved security, hear Inor intf rct Irooi dste.payabe without any relief rruiii valuation or aiirraisement taws, an unuei that amount thecasli will be required. Kale will commence st nine o'clock, a. m., and will eon tlnua from dav to day until all is sold. No prop ertytobe removed until the terms s re complied with. jun.i v. iAn. executor. June 8,loC0. ÜW3W Ferescopic Spectacles. raiHE undersisned has again rscelvsd a full I assortment of convex and concave Glesse in cold. stiver, steel and German silver frsmes to which he rails tbe attention of those needln Hnertscles. Having a practical knUdg$ how Glauses saaad s ultcfi, he Invites persons needing anytbinfln tbe above line, to give him all before buying elsewhere. Ji. KRLAKGER, a u3 Warren Block, and one door west ol Edsail, Mcliougal ot (jo's Btors. SplHdwÖtn DIKSOLVTIOJf.-Tbs firm of G rover, Gibson A Fslrchlld was dissolved June 15, W, by mutnsl consent Mr. Gibson with drawing from the Arm. The business will bs csrrted on by tb undersigned, with whom all settlements are to be made, and who will do business under ths name of J?Qw?-d4t OROVIIt atFAlRCHILD.

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To individuals or cluba For OO Oonts. The Exraras will contain all the important Foreign tf Telegraphic Jeirs and all matters of i POLITICAL INTEREST con a ec tod with the coming PRESTDEXTIAL COXTEST! There will be from 18 to 20 Columns of Reading in each issue. We Reduce the Price to 50 cents In order thst every one will fell able to take it. Wo hope our Republican friends will take some interest in the formation of clubs, and will send oa a host of names from every portion of thia Congressional District. O Patent im Adyance. K. N. HUDSON, Editor. o o P H cn o o Hi CQ P o K Pi O M 53 a n OB et tr P 0 O O CO a 9 0 0 P H 0 W -. is m no Bo T n tr a a m ö 0 o r o vj a O p 0) tr CD : o 5 cd O H a rg P" J "f (, I D cr. J! --, -. $1 2! 2 S3 S w p tt n JO o w m a n O 9 o ? e e4 0 H 0 o Pi m P n 0 P O o 0 c o a5 ST Zl a- m O M R Er 8 f a OJ o a Q o tn & S3 P f 0 ID D if P u Q o 23 c 3" M & w b a Q O o H H Ui w CO c m D m CO CO O o o o CO H m o o CD a; si H c7 " o p-o a 2-JO w rrM 73 O pel w 2 5 " O 3 - 33 P 5TO KM " o CO -1 9 e -i a s 5 3 5d 2 o : :oS" " 2 o" c a n o 9 H O c im s o 5 PT A &. a o 4 a e4 w f 0 0 H 0 a o 0 S - - o S es e3 to 00 - O O O o o o o o r r o e o o n r-, sr Vi cTöo öl o ?si ftoä' Sits 9 n a e ao cn tf jO o o O OTKH 2 2 ps o P3 H 0 o 3 LADIES ! LOOK HERB ! F YOU -WANT THK BEST Washing Machine In the United State, eome and buy one of HALL'S LATEST PATE.NT, of If vou want a machine that will wash In half the lime of any other machine that la now in ex istence. Come and buy of Isaac Ball. If you want a ruichine that will wash the dir tiest Caller or wristoana in two aeconus. Come and buy of Isaac Ball. If vou want a machine that will not tars your clothes to pieces, Come and buy of Isaac Ball. mSdwtf Ornamental and Fruit Trees and Shrubbery. 'P W. BAILEY ia aent for I. C X e Perris, ofthe IMeaaani Ridge Kurserle near Cincinnati. 0li soliciting orders Tor try mnA tk Brilrklnln onBtiee. N. n. Ferris cultivates those varieties of Prülls only, which are best adapted to Western culture, and will gaarrantee belter satisfaction tban Eaatern trees can give June ,1690. dwSm Notice to Bridge Contractors. C BALED PROPOSALS will be received at th j KnrinMr'i Office. In tbe Nstionsl Hotel Ii Terre-Haute, until the loth day of July, 1W0, at 10 o'clock a. m.,forthe bridging of Otter Creek, 140 feet span; the bridging of Big Ksecoon, 163 ret spsn, ana uuie utewgn, i ii ini n the line of ths Kvsr.svllle snd Cra wfoidsvlile b.iimad briexn Terre-Hsute snd Kockville. Tbe Bridges are to be constructed on tbe Howe '"'bidding for these bridges, contractors will bid per foot, lineal measure, for tbe workmanship alone the Company supplying all ths material or bid In like manner per root, tne con tractor supplying an nscessary material, aiaun ..tirnUrlv the difference he nisy mtkebetwee pine and poplar lumber uaed in tbe superstrue' Ins Vnf inf information required, apply at the

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m p p p & Q o h p o o P3 i f w CO tr w o m : 0 B a P 5 Is a Cfj sp O cn Pi o u 9? o 9? o S saa o -3 S3 H Ö m o to IS 3 ft e e o ft o K S oo 0 a SB OD I o o g 1 TJ m 0 0 o p O B o p o &1 ZD Q s o CO H i i W H a o f f CO O r o i w CA o CO W to to m atUi pm r w H fi Vi O - -t coco c c B 5 3 5 T) tb S e 5 U p & OO D P 0 a CM el w P 2 2 I" a ts p o o Br- CJ CD t Go H 0 (0 w 4 0 a o o a Q M S3 o o P t n P B n & 00 SB " -I coco c c B B B B 0 Audi tor's Itcport. REPORT oll t e Anditor.showing the Receipts and Expenditure or Vigo county, for tbe Tear ending May 31st,18j0: 1)1. Cah in Treasury at last settlement ...SU.5U1 06 Ami ree'd on ac't of Pocket fees 453 50 8bow 150 24 60 60 85 U it Kstrays I ... 4t Poor xpenses,sale of (roods Poor Farm, sale of lots RR dividends Specific............ 647 60 . 643 90 3 5 37 .20,133 76 t ounty Tx Road 1,404 SM tt Township Tax 2,653 22 Specific School tax 3,1 9d It Count) Bond tax.. 20, 13 63 Sale of stock T II & K P. Co 6.450 $73,400 10 There has been orders issued for the yeat com mencing the 1st day of June, A. D. 1853, and uding May 31, '60, as lollows: :ca. Am'texpnd.oa act Specific allowance 2 ,4 it I 12 insanity i,Z42 ua Assessing revenue, 674 Public buildings.... 4,743 57 Poor expenses 5,012 15 Appralsment 731 75 stationery 555 62 Election purposes.. 130 Poor farm 431 53 Hallo's 1,120 52 Coroner's Inquests. 80 80 County officers 4,737 03 Itoads 9.519 70 Criminal expense .. 1,766 75 Jurors 1.878 13 Special school tax.. 2,744 11 la Wrest on Co bonds 2,377 75 Co bonds redeemed. 18.500 Rosd tax 614 65 Bridge 2,4"3 62 Township tax 3,631 Afrl. society 94 Taxes 367 111 tt ti it t ti 4 tt It tt tt tl I tt tt $574153 fr) E. B. ALLEN, Auditor f. C. Terre-Haute, June 15, IM". The Star Grocery ! Coasia Focsth & Ohio Sts., TERRE-HAUTE, IND. FOR Fourth of July Celebrations AND PIC NI0 EXCURSIONS. Spiced Oysters, Cove Oysters, Sardines In qra and hlvs, Pic Me Pickles. Peaches in cans, Fresh Tomttoes in csos, Pine Apples in glass, Figs and Prunes, English Walnuts, Brazil Nuts, Catsups, Ac, Lemon Syrups, good. ALSO, Pihe Apple Cheese, Ohio Cheese, Pepper Sauce, KaUins and Currants, Pecans, Almons, Peanuts, toasted, Fresh Lemons. Candles, assorted, Smoked Beef, Sugar Cured Haras, aud Beef Tongues, Tblsiiidatls sugar-cured anJ warranted sound. Very best Olive Oil for table, rrenen mustard, prepared, Smoked Hallibut, Flag and Fire Crackers, Ato Please call. examine mid purchase. JOHN KK1XI1AKO, Ageut, Je36d3lw9 8lar Grocery Store. Harvest Time. The Family Grocery Store, Corner 4th and Ohio Streets, TERRE-HAUTE, IND. OiTOCK INCREASED AND AT LIVING 79 rates: Refined Sugars, tliBVrent I.tfcuira Coffee; grides; S.O. Sugars; Golden Syrups, 8 H. Molasaes; N. O Molasses, for Cooking; Pepper, gpioe. Cloves; Cinnamon, Nutmegs; Castile, Toilet and Washinc Sosds: Java Coffee; Rio Coflde; Pore Ground Coffee; Fine Black Tea; " Imperial Teas, Gunpowder Tea; Y. Hyson Teas; Corn Starch, for Cook ing; Brooms, Brushes. Wooden Ware, assorted; Broom Twine, Clothes Line and Cordage; Mackerel, White Fih and Roe Uerrtnes and Cod Fish, every variety and size. Market. Pic-Nic. School. Lunch and hgg Baskets. Star, Opal end Pressed Tallow Can dles. Cider and urape vinegar, pare. irT Call at the Sl'AK GKOCERY June 26,d3t-w2t Land and Real Estate AGENCY. TSf HAVING taken a room over Robinson & Co's Auction Store, a few doors east of tbe Southern Bank, (up stairs) I would respectful i aniicti a oortton ofthe business In that line and will say to ail who may trust property In mv bands, to sell, exchange or rent, that I will consult their liierest, and be governed by such eonditlans ia each premise, as they may dic tate. I offer no referenees; my unbroken 25 years residence among you must suffice. I OFFER FOR SALE aa arrna oftlmber land. 3 W miles from this city part of which Is cleared, suitable for rrsperalaIn, will be sold whole or In parts; also, about soacres of Prairie. near the citv, will be sold hnta or in parts of from I to S or ten acres. a number of small houses o I from 3 to S rooms each, in different parts ofthe city, prices low and terms to suit purchasers. jt. b. To rent a Urge building on 4th street north, a few doors from Mail. stM suitable for Carriage, Chair or Furniture Manufactory, and show rooms. Qivs nis a call. JOSEPH C00PEK, Je2Jdw3in Real Estate Agent. G ODEY'S LADY'S BOOK, Fe terson's and Ballou's Msgsilne for June bT arrived at 1 AITLKTT'llQOK TOFK,

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POIl CHEAP DRY GOODS AT THE FRENCH STOßE ! No. 110 Mala Stree;, between 4tnand5tb, North Side, TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA. T. NIPPERT Sc DUNN Have now received their entire stock of DUY tiuous, which they are offering at MARVELOÜSLY LOW PRICES I Twenty Thousand Ysads of tbe Best American and English Prints ! At only 10 cents per yard. 10,000 yards best American and English Printed L -A. -X7V 1ST JS , AT 12K CENTS ONLY. Elegant Lawn and Organdy FLOUNCED ROBES! Silk Printed ChallisJ BAt half their value. Plain and Figured Silk Tissues; Traveling Dress Goods ; Bareges, Cheap -Very Cheap! PLAIN 4 COL'D CRAPE TISSUE, Very Beautiful. PLAIN A COL'D CRAPE LISE.J Por Evening Dresses. 1500 Silk Parasols, 00 Beautiful FANCY FiA N S At Less than First Cost. GLOVES. Good Kid, Silk, LU1 anJ Cotton Gloves; Lod iiu niivn nil mills. WHITE GOODS, A Splendid Assortment. Plain Black Silks Cheap. Chambray and Plaid Ginghams, Sliawls ! The hiodsoraest line of. Str Hi Shawls ever bro't to ths city, and at 50 per cent less than their original coat ranging from 91,35 to 99. Linen, Barege k Lace Mantles Hosiery. Large line Ladies, Children and Gent's Cotton Stockings. A THIRTT HOOP SKI&T FOB ONLY $1,50 Misses Hoops ditto. THE ONLY DEPOT Gents Patent Paper Collars. Llneu and Marseilles ditto. TUE BEST AND CHEAPEST and bast fitting FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS In the Marks! Xoolc Tios. WITHOUT CONTRADICTION The only really pure French Black and Fsaoy colored I CLOTHS & CASSIMERES In tbe market, and at prices that defy competl; tion. Splendid Line of Tweeds For Youths, Boys and Men's Wear. SATINETTS, JEANS & TWEEDS ! Collonades Cheap f Cheap ! Cheap ! French Linen Drills. Maraeillea Vest Patterns Grenadine Vest Pattaros. 3 4 and6-4Sllk Mixed Cassimere for Suits. Plain and Ribbed French Draps D'ete IRISH LINENS. TOWELINGS, DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS. Bjrthe pattern and In the place Very Cheap. MEN'S TJOOtS C3 SIX OOS, Amnlngly Cheip. Tjadies' Boots and 8hoes, Fine Assortment. Bleached Muslins, Ticls, Gripes and Checls. Wholesale Olivers We keen a stock of floods on the Second Floor evpre.nl 7 deatgned for tbe Cash Jobbin; Trade F. NIPPERT & DUNN. Terra Haute, May dtf ISAAC BALL, i .Vi iT JA". -.-i3spr J VIVDERTAKGU, WOULD most respectfully inform those In want of anything In his line, that be Is repared to furnlsk Funerals on short notice. 1 have now on hand the best assortment Of UNDERTAKING TK1MMISGS ever brought to this city. Being the oldest Undertsker la theclly.I trust lean give better satisfsction than ever has been given In this city. I can be found at my old stand, corner Sd and Cherry streets, where I keep on hand, constantly. Crane's Cssket Case the only Case now In rneraluse. WOOD COFKINS of all kinds CLOTH AND VKLVKT COVKKED COFFINS in a word, anything in the Undertaking Una will be promptly attended to, either by night or dsy. Bodies preserved any length of time desired. Carriages furnished to order. Remember, Corner of Second and Cherry sts. ap30dwtf ISAAC BALL. EDX'g Carmine Marking Ink.somethlurj saw kn4 alee fernarkl slelhas, at BAK&'S . ' i . i i

UEMBOLD'S extrct buciiu JLJL IlEMBOLD'S KXTKAOT Bl'CHU. H EM HOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, IlEMBOLD'S KXTKACT BUCHU.

A positive and specific remedy for diseases ofthe maaaer. Kidneys, (iravel, Uropav, Bladder, KHneys, Gravel, Drops, Bladder, Kidoejs, Gravel, Dropsy, Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Organic Weakness, Orranlc Wsaknesa And all diseases of the Sexual Organs, heiusl Organs, Sexual Organs, tiexusl Organs, Sexual Organs, ezual Org ans, ivexual Organs. Sexual Organs, ariMiieirom excesses, eariy lnaiscretions. ex porsuresand imprudencies, and removing all improper atacnarges, w Deiner existing in Male or Female, Male or Et male, Male or Female, Male or Female, Male or Female, Male or Female, Male or female, Male or female. It is a fact long since established, that persons suffering with any disease of these organs are affected in bodily health and mental powers, and experience many alarming symptoms, among wbicb will ho found: Indisposition to Kxertion, Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Broathinr, General Weakness, Horror of Disease. Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror of Death, Night Sweats, Cold Feet, Wakefulness, Dimness of Vision, Languor, Universal Lassitude of tbe Muscular Svstvm. of ten Enormous Appetite, with Dyspeptic Symptoms, Hot Hauds. Flushing of Boriv, Dryness of tbe Pkin, Pallid Countenance acd Eruptions on the Fare, Pains in the Back, Heaviness ofthe cyeiias, frequently black spots Bv in g before the e)es, with temporary suffusian and Loss of Sight, Want of Attention, Great Mobility, Restlessness. I hfe symptoms, if allowed to go on, which this medicine invariably removes, soon follow Loss of Power, Fatuity and Epileptic Who can say that these excesses sre not fre quently followed by those direful diseases, IN-c-.-i.il. i iniiiu.suaruu.i. ine records or tbe Insane Asylums, and the melancholy deaths by Consumption, bear ample witness of the truth of this assertion. HELM COLD'S EXTRACT OF ßUCHÜ Is a certain, safe, and speedy cure, from what ever cause tbey imy have originated, and no maiier oi How Long Standing, Hew Long Staudinir. How Long Standing, How Long Standing. How Lon: Standin;. How Long Standing. It is taken without hindrance from busineas, andlittle.it any, change of diet. is picasaut in its taste and odor, And immediate in its action. If you are suffering with anv of the abowa dla. tressing ailments. Procure the Iteniedj at Once, Procure the Remedy at Once, . Procure the Remedy at Once, Heltnbold'a Extract of Bucha,! As a medicine which must benefit evervbodv. from the simply delicate to the confined and des pairing invalid. No Equal is to be Found, No Equal is to be Found, No Equal is to be Found, Price f 1 per bottle, or 6 for 5: delivered to any address. Prepared by H. T. HELM BOLD, DVpot, 1D4, South 10th street, Below Chestnut, Phila. Describe symptoms in all communications. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS And unprincipled Dealers, who endeavor to dis pose "of their own" and "other" articles on the jeputation obtained by MelmboId's Genuine Preparations, " ü. xu act or Bucbu, " " " Karsaparrlla, ' H " Improved Kose Wash. Sold by THOS. H. BARR & CO., Terre-Haute, Indiana, A nd all Druggists everywhere. Tr? Askforllelmhold's. Take no other. Cut out the advertisement and send for il.ann 1 avoi limpoaition and exposure. "Hea dquarters!1 DAVID H. ARNOLD, AT Arnold A; Co 'a jl Stand, NORTH EAST COR.NF.K OK THE RQUARE, la now receiving bis Sl'KINO STOCK CLOTHING AND .PIECE OOODS. TnE STOCK OF CLOTHING is the Larjei In the city- embracing all ths New Styles and aa he has determined to make hl Ths Cheap Store ol tbe town, by , Baying and Selling Exclusively for Csih He will offer o-oodaat a very amall advance ob Kaatern Cost. In PIECE GOODS He has all tbe latest and most desirable styles o CASSIMERES, CLOTHS, MARSEILLES, LINENS, 4C. And as he will pay special attention to the Merchant Tailoring Department He has maJe arrangements for receiving all the new styles of Piece Goods as tbey appear in tbe Kastern Cities. This Department, as heretofore, will be under tbe management of Mr. Harto sr. rp Piece Goods will be sold by the yard. pattern, or made to order, aa customers de sire. He has also an excellent assortment ol Gentlemen's Fnrnisning Good I tMBBlCIK Shirts, Cravats Collars, Tiea, Handk'fs, Suspenders, Half Hoae. etc. Also, a full assortment of HA TS A ND TR UN KS! ;My motto Is "QUICK SALES AND SMALL TROPITS." PAV1D II. AH NOLI). aptdwly CHEAP CORNER ! FARRINOTON'S BLOCK, North east Corner of the Public Square, TEHKE-II Al'TK, IXD. MU I' LEI a al.1V JJSO.V, rpAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN JL announcing to the citizens of Western Indiana and Kauern Illinois, that tbey have now In store, and ready for examination and sale, the isrgesi siock or Spring and tSu miner Goods, Tbey have ever offered to the public, and they are prepared, and nave the disposition to offer as 3od XJ ixxsrTxxaj3 As can he found at any ether place whatever The-Stock Embraces Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, lists, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Glass, Queensware, Cotton Yarn, Dye Stuff, and light Groceries, All selected with treat care and attention, from the largest Stocks ofthe boat Houses of Pitts burgh, I'blladelphia, ew 1 ork and Hartford. A Fine Line of LADIES' DRESS GOODS. A Great Variety of MEN'S SUMMER WEAR. SKIRTS. Ladies ef fine ta?te snd judgment, and acquainted with Crinoline and Us uses, fas ve decided, unanimously tn ftTor oT ourbKlKTS. From the verdict it is useless to appeal, ft"- Note. We have no show windows to dis play a meagre stock of glossy fabrics, bought onlT for show, and sold too often to tbe anauapectins:; but our entire stock beaia the test of the closestscmtlny. Iflaxlua In variable. We never suffer others to underwit on. . RIFLbY . DAJCALDROJf, Mavl.lPCO-dwtf K. B Our fslesmon, W. II. Gossitt and E. W. Pack, will be found polite and arrotn raodallna:. and nappy to wail on tneir friends early and oneu. n. i if. B. 0. TROBRIDGE, wnoListtt ntitia in Foreign and Domestie Liquors, WINES, CIGARS, 40., no. 4i, west wabash street, Tkrrk IIautk, Ind. DR. IIENRY W. DAVIS, (LSTS OS PSSIS, ILLINOIS.) PHYSICIAN & SURGE ON OFFICE AT DB. EZBA BEAD'S, . Corner Ohl and Sevonttt stroata. TBRRB KAUTE, IHD,

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WB AHBBETTKB. PRBPARXD THAN AVT House in this section to JOB and K2TA1L any Goods in our Ilia. ALL OF OUR STOCK Has been bought from Erst bands, by oaa r the firm In person, and for CASH, thereby enahllar. s to ao 11 as good aa article, at aa lew a rlc. as any bouse la tba trade. One, of our Firm Uing t rracücal XJrinists And Graduate la that business, aad Tha other aa Zxpsrlsaead PalaUr. Gives as Vtrv suoerlor advantaraa. V etA'aJ. It ia viu an insne:tloB of on. Lwkr a .mk.. aersandotbera.and we will take plea aar la showing a stock of DRUGS I MEDICINK3. PAIÜT A OILS, GLASS A VARNISHES, BRUSHES A COLORS, PERFUMERY A FANCY GOODS. PATENT MEDICINES LIQUORS. SPICES A EXTRACTS. Peculiarly suited for oar JOBBING AND RETAIL TBAJJB I Upon better terms than ever offered in thlesau kt-t before. T. 11. BARR A CO.. apllwCm Oraggrists, Terre-Uaate, lad. AID ASTHMA CURED. VR.li. JAMES, dlseovarad, w kite la m ? mm.m v. m .rw WW sumpuon. Asthma, Bronchitis, Cougba, Co!oa, and ueoeral lability. Ibe remedy was eUsaov ered by him wbsn his only child, a dasghter was given ap to dl. Iiis child vu ssrsd, aad le now alive and well. UeJirous of beneniUag hie fellow mortals, he will send to those wba vUk it, the rtcelpe containing full direetloas for ana king and successfully taing this remedy, free.oa on receipt of thir names with stamp tor retara posuge. v neu received Use It to J. K. Caingbam, Dmcgist, Terre-Haute, Ind., aad gstUe medicine. liiereisaotaainglasyssptOBsar coasumplon that it docs not at ouce take hold of a4 dissipate. MgUt sweats, peaTUbnsss, lerltsUaa oi tue ucrrea, uusrs oi memory. 1BCU1L AprU 4,l0O-w0ni Valuable Farm for Sale. SITUATED one mils sooth of Terre-Haale. Ind near Iba Wabash Klver, oath Via cennes road, containing Sill acres, and so st tatted that it can be divided either Kaat and Vt eat, Noith aud boulh to make two baauUfal faraaa. The whole or ball to be aold to salt purchasers allowed to be tbe best improved and most deal rable tarnt ia Vigo county. The whala eaeloea by board fencca. A large two story aod era built frame dwelling ana out bnlldiagson tk f remises. A flae young orchard, and all other approvements of a first class fara, with aa aasurpaaaed lacatioa aad or easy acceea la TsrrerJauta. Apply to. WILLIAM C0SSB5, MayS4,dw-U Terre-Uaale, tad. MILL. MAW RtnOk TO IT103 SOUTHERN BANK BLOCKq Simeon Cory HAS BIM0VED HIS STOCK OF kABDWAU to his New Building. Ko. 103 jdaia street tour doors eaat ol tha Soumera Baak, wharw h hopes bis old customers aad as suaay aew ssss as may favor him witn a share of taslr patroaag will give him a call, lie bason hand and Uro eeiTiog almost daily, a wall as lee led stack af. SHELF HARDWARE, Mechanici Tooltof YirjADeicrlp tion. SO0I8, iaa. tum. uotf, Nsalla, Steal, . All of w hlch, and every thins; pei taint sg to his IUo oi Dullness, ns win conunu to sell at the Vera Laws f igures. DOT-IS BOLTING CLOTH DEPOT ESTABLISHED 17. JOHN R. PLATT, Ka. 79 MURRAY ST BEBT, KaWTOKI, Importer and Wholesale aad Ketai! Scalar la NEW ANCHOB BOLTING CLOTH From tha Mac a factories af HEX BY BODMIR AND VVPOZB at CO. TTP Orders forwarded to all parts of llo Cattedsutee and Canada by Espreea. piuwjm CLARK HOUSE, CORNER OF OHIO AND FIRST STS. Tcrre-IIamtw, Isatl. JACOB BUTZ dt S0K.PR0PBIXT0KS. WK have takea at d refitted the above wall known Hotel, and are now prepared ta re ceive and accommodate guests in the aaost satisfactory manner. Aa Omnibus will coavey peseasBfers aad tbclrbaggag-eto and front tha T rains, free of coarse. aplöwiy J.BCTZ dtB05. State of Indiana, Vigo County, u. Vis Circuit Court, Stytemltr Ttm 1860. Celia W.Barnard vs. Lewis J. Barnard Pstltloa for Divorce. COMFS now the said plaintiff, by Kelson hsr attorney, and files bar eomplaiat, praylag for a Divorce from aaid defendant, and also Iba affidavit af a disinterested and Competent par son, that tbe said defendant Is not a residenter tbe State of Indiana. Tbe said defendant ia therefore herebv notified tbatunlesa be be and appear before the Judge of tbe said Court, at tbe next term thereof ta ho bolden at the Court House ia the cltv of Terra Haute, tn aaid county, oa tba first Monday la September 160, la plead, answer or demur t said complaint, tha matters and things tbsrsl contained, will bs heard and determined in absence. Utven ander my hand as Clerk of said Court this 13th dsy of Juno lr60. A3D. WIULISS, Clark. Juaa I3-4t Prs. fee 3,00 State of Indiana, VIjo County, aa. Yip Circuit Court to September Term, If SO. Ko.741. Abraham Schleid vs. James Aastla aad Leonard Barney Complaint. BE it remembered that aa tha tSth dayafAarust IS57, tha piatntlff per Thompson as Molt filed In the Clerk's office his eomplaiat, against tbe defendant James Austin: aad aa tha 8?ih day of March 1860 the said piaintir per cett at Booth filed his eomplaiat arainat the defend, ant Leonard Barney making him a party defendant to this suit, and on this day Jane sia IMS said plaintiff files ths affidavit of a disinterested peraoa and eompeteat witneas that the defeaeU ant Leonard Barney is a aeceeaary party ta thia suit and Is not a resident ot tho Stale of Iadlana, tbe said defendant Leonard Barnsy is taarefore hereby notified that anleaa he be aad appear trerore in juage iiaia Mom r oa tl. ares s.y M the next term thereof hereafter la be held at tha Coori House In Terra Haute ob tt frit XoBdir or September next thea and there aa ar Wafer tbe tailing; ofthe cause for trial plead aas wer ar demur to she plaintiff complaint tho asauere andtuincitueiein contained. Till s l sard aid determined la hit absence aad decreed ta7a.ti). vYiLavias, clerk. JTjnsJJt m.faell.00 Coroner J "er did, T1 E.tho Jory sommoDed to hold an lasssst Y usus tha bodv of aa ankaawa man feaad npoi the track ofthe Terre-Hauteaed Sieh Bead Kailroad. oa tbe aioralnc of June Slh. ISaO, re port that we found a man there lylag dead, much OlSQfUreo as to ne uuavie w isiuaise much of blsrereoaal appearance: waeabaat fer-ty-fiva or fifty year al are, hair dark, slightly tlnzedwith gray, diessed ta blue Jeans paaUloons, white cotton sain, waits unsa coai,aiao and purple flrursd worsted vest, aad black alls: ribbon necktie. Near tha body was found a bro w n da laina eoat, a white cattaa bandkerehlef with thi initial B worked in the corner. I pen the haad were two bras rlngasns with ths latter U on, the other plain, la his pockete were found one pair of brown eotlon or Berlin gaaatletts, a pair of German silver spoctaclss, aad a horn pocket comb. A pair of partly worn boats were found near, with a name tnalde, wslea wa were unable ta make out. Kear tba bady was fonnd a paper with soma mixed apwordsAaeaf which wa caa reeornirethe nam as Alasaadasrergasen, andMfcarey Feigneaa. B.w. Osaaaa. W. Gaav, f asiriL Beta as, Dana Hi tees, Gseaea HsaamoTow. Lswia Maaais. We, tho ondarslgaod, duly ompsnaslsd aad wem aa a Jury to bold aa taqaeet apon Iba dead body of aa known snsn fouad apoa tha track, of tho Terre-Haute and Bichmond all read oo tha morning 01 June Slh, IBM, Bear Wood's sal II station, find that said deceased came to his death by bslng run aver by he passenger train of aal road, that ths same was wholly aceldcalal, asd thst ao blame state bes to ths agiaer,cB4acter or brakesmen oa said train B. V. Osaaaa. W. easy, Davta H1101, Osoaea HssaiBSToa. San si 1 HaLKsa, Lswis Moasss. Taken and approved before ma, John Dtsksrssn, a Justice ef tbe rsaee, aad new actis aa Coroner la tba absencs of that emctal. JOBB DlCBBBSea. JuneS,lfeo. dlw. Admlnlatratorfo notice X 1TTIRS of Administration, as aata aaa, XJ Pa tba esute which wss of John P. Klag, fata 0 Vlga souaty, lnduaa, Asooassd. hss baoa raatsdtathsaadsrTifatd. rVrMw .T-ROU-HAiea i t a,

expectoration, sharp pains la the lungs, aar I throat.cbilly aenaaUon,nausea altbaatomach, inaction ot tbe bo we la, wasting away af the muscles. Address O.P. broaa tfc Co., JJ and 34 John street, New York. r

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