Weekly Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 January 1865 — Page 3

ocai and News Items

^WESTFALL, Local Editor.

W" Spurious five dollar United States easury notes are in circulation.

The 11th IndiiDt has gone to the my of tbe James.

The Worthington (Greene county) zrtto, is informed that the late cold snaps ive killed the peach buds fn that vicinity,

SSF" The days are growing longer, and so

Ey Hone thieves are again operating etty extensively in these parts, and it be ovee owners of horseflesh to be dn their ard. Eternal vigilance is the price of your Adrupedis.

The county has purchased the city's rest in the City Hall property for $850. elegant block of buildings for county eesana business purposes will be elected that corner next spring.

A Connecticut man has invented a ch which is simpler in its mechanism than inary watches, atid will run three hunaod seventy-eight days with once wind-

t8T* Every day new uses fo petroleum or coal oil are being discovered. Its uses for culinary purposes even is being discussed,— We see it stated that some people eat it on salad, aud prefer it to olive oil.

We regret to learn our esteemed

young friend, Gob. Arnold, has met with a jevere loss in the absconding of Ooraen, the c&rfier of the Cincinnati Dailies, taking with him some four hundred dollars.

MT* There is a company in' process of or*

ganlzation in Lafayette for the manufacture of the celebrated pressed Srick made at Philadelphia. The brick are made by a machine which turns them out very tapidly and are superior to any other brick now in use both as. to durability and beauty,,

fiST* The House bill re-districting the State for Congressional pur poses, assigns to the Tenth District the counties of Clay, Greene, Hendricks, Lawrence, Morgan, Owen, Parke, Sullivan and Vigo—nine in number. The bill haB been read twice, referred to ft speaial Committee of one from each Congressional District, and ordered to be

There is no such thing as doing a

thing gratuitously in a printing office. Somebody must pay for everything tbat is done. Not "a line is set that does not cost something tor setting. Either the printer must pay the whole, or the advertiser pay his share. The only question to be asked by the publisher is, who is to pay the mone7 lor the laborY— what ground has this party or individual to require me to pay for the promotion of its •object?

•gty Silvertborn, of the Evansville Journal, eoems to be the victim of a most foul (conspiracy. In fact, we think several coui^nraeies We mentioned a few dayB Since an attempt to blow up his nasal organ by the insertion of a torpedo in ft cigar handed him, and yesterday morning he bewails the robbery ol his clothes-line of clothing, napkins pillow-slips, &0., and thethiof ev. had tho meanness to take his other shirtI Stealing, from the family of an editor is'an indication of more total depravity than we supposed could possibly exist.

QT From a private letter wo are happy to learn Martin E. Hogau. of this city, the well-kuown soout of the army of the Potomac, escaped from prison on the 20th of Deoember, and after travelling day and night (or seventeen days, walking two hundred miles through swamps and swimming rivers, arrived in safety at Savannah. He pays his troatmawt has been more like tt common highway robber than a prisoner of war, and in consequence is pretty *ell used up in body, having little left except a spirit which rebel torture has failed to subdue. his home in a short time.

Death

ot soma of our citizens who

igin to fear the next draft.

He will visit

locome duty for the year I86f, wiU

,*oon be Assessed, and all should be ready make returns The sum of $600 is exempt. JThe tax on sums over $600 aud under $o,-

IH)0 is five per cent on sums in excess of $5 000 and under $10,000 is 7^ per cent on'enm* in excess of $10,000 is 10 per cent The tax is levied for the calender year endi,,g with 31st day of December 1^4. In-j come Iron, bonds, notee and securities of the JJ.S. to be included. Profit and loss on laiea'oi real estate ia to be considered in est.mating incomes. Taxpayers will do well keep this aa a memorandum

SACHARure.-Tbe weather-prophets are predicting a good maple sugar season, and are providing buckets in which to aatrh the expected sugar-water and i- there is any run worth talkieg about, we may expect more maple sugar and molasses iuaie this season than in any previous year. Aud we a|9o learn that a much larger amount of sorwill be put out this season than last.—

We think the people may salelv calculate on a larger, better, aud cheaper supply of home molasses thla JM*r than UbI and it will probably approach in price to that of two years ago. We wili all bo the gainer".

.Moustache Spoon —Under tho very e!ab* orate engraving of a invented patent ol the "Moustache Spoon," an agricultural paper gives the following description: A moustache is an ornament to tbe human face divine, auder ordinary circumstances, but when it is drenched in a enp of smoking coffee, or emerges dripping from the cream, as Vefcua rose 'ram the w, the wearer of it is placed in an embarrassing position.—

Moustache ueff«H»"Cupa have been sold In stores for many year?. These cups have a portion of tho top covered with a bridge in which there is an opening, whence the bev„ erago finds its way down the throat of the drinker without soiling his hirsute appendage. Thia mysterioas-looking spoon effects the same object. When the soup is taken, unlees the eater thereof is dexterous, and "understands hie business," he ia apt to present an universal spectacle, and become a very undesirable addition to s:nn:l. but select dinnerjjarty. Bene®ibis spoon. The bridge over the owrtra prevfe&ts the disagreeable results alluded to, and supports tbe moustache in ia paesage over the savory flood. The brid|e may be made permanent :r removable, at 1 can be attached in a few moments, and by any comOLon-T, iDBchanic*

Jevice.

OF a DmigHL-It will be recol

lected that when the squad of soldiers, who went to Phelps' ferry, Sullivan couBty, to arrest] deserters and break up a gang of theives making their headquarters there, one of them showed fight, and was shot. His name was Henry Dillman, and we learn from the Robinson, Ills., Constitution that he died recently in Palestine. The soldier wounded in the same contest recovered.

Hoos.—Killing and packing at this point has been completed, and we are under obligations to W. B. Warren, Esq., for the following statement of the number of hogs packed for the season of 1864-5, together with the average freight and yield of lard as compared .with last season:

HOGS AV'OB. WfclOHT.

J. D. Early & Son.. 8,770 301. Linn & Reed 10,669 200 3-100 S. Paddock & Oo... 6,048 202 W. J. Rieman &, Co. 3,520 208

29,007

Total av'ge weight per bog yield Jard

200 73-100 22 57-100

Number of hogs cut last season 49.674

Total av'ge weight per hog last season Total average yield of lard per per hog last season

176 60-100

21 58*100

Decrease in number of bogs this season as compared with last..

Increase average weight per hog this season Increase average yield of lard per hog this season

20,667

34 13-100

99-100

Draft IHeeting.

Cocet House, Saturday Evening,) Jan. 21st, 1865. The adjourned draft meeting convened this evening. I. N. Pierce in the chair.

The meeting proceeded to the transaction of business James Hook, Chaifmain of the Committee to correct the enrollment, stated that the Committee -bad gope once through the enrollment aud marked three hundred and fifty eight names that onght to come off. He also reported tho following names of gentlemen to be added to the Committee.

First Ward—Frank Fry, Moses Alshuler, and S. WoodmancySecond Ward—J Fellenzer, Jerry Heedeo, P, Shannon, Win. Ensminger and Geo. McHenry.

Third Ward—Wm. Scott, H- Brunker, G. A. Grover, So!. Gifebs Fourth Ward—A. Eshman, P. B. O'Reilly Wm. Mewhinnoy and W. W. Sibley.

Fifth Ward—L. A. Smith, H. Kirmes.Asa Summers aud Ben Ragan. Township—Ad Burgan, John Kizer, C. B. Boile, T. E Barnos and Wm. Patrick.

The Finance Committee being called on reparted an additional amount of three thousand dollars subscribed since the last meeting. The amount reported was eleven thousand and ninety-fivo dollars. Other reports not in, it was stated, would swell the amount subscribed to near fifteen thousand dollars.

Tho following resolutions wero offered by John T. Scott and unanimously adopted. Resolved, That in the opinion of this meeting, it is the imperative duty of all citizens to bear a fair share of the public burthens, whether callcd upon to defend their country in the field or contributing from their ample means, to support thoso who leave home, family and friends to protect the land from the danger of war—that all public contributions, whether of personal service or of material aid, should be ia proportion to the ability ol each citizen, ai-! that no man can stand justified who wit! ldd, at a time like this, such contribution'^ support of the nation.

Resolved, That tho Bill how pending in tho General Assembly al 1 udianapolia, enabling the counties aud cities of Indiana to raise funde, by special taxation in 1865 for the payment of bounties to volunteers, and to compel the property of the country to pay the expenses iucured thereby, meets the decided approval of this meeting, and that wo urge upon our Senator and Representatives in the General Assembly to give it their hearty support.

Short speeches wore made by B. H. Com* well, J.T. Scott and J, H. Barr.

The Committee on the -enrollment were quosted to meet at the oflice of Jas. Hook on Monday eveniug at 7 o'clook

It was understood that all who had sub* scribed !.o tho dratt fund, and had not paid, bo requested to do so immediately.

On motion the meeting adjourned to meet at the Ctmrt House on next Thursday evening ftt the ringing ot the bell.

I. N. PIERCE Chairman.

G. F. Cookkely, Sec'y.

About Akkoroing to pay foe a Dah.y ParrcR —i'Tow-u-day? every body wants a daily paDCr. Most persons are willing to pay for theaa indispensable institutions, believipg thom to bo as che»p as the other necessaries in the market. But. some persons think that, at thp present rates, daily papers are not ilesirablo, and they wi 1 dispense with them. Qeutlemen should consult their men* tal, as well as physical necessities. They should gratify the mind as well as the appetite. A gentleman who spends three dimes per day for ale. the same amount for cigara, and about three dimes a week for tobacco, makiog in all $4,50 for the mere gratification of the appetite, should not hesitate to expend less than a twentieth part of that amount for a daily newspaper lor the samd time. Here is a case in point,' and the moral it teaches will excuse us for* its personal character:

An old sub'scrlBer met us, yesterday, and said he had just done what he greatly disliked not so much on hts account as that of his family—he had ordered the carrier to discontinue bis Daily Express, which he had taken fbr'half a dozen years, beeause he could not and would not pay twenty cents per week for it His mind was made up on that! Aud hi^ manner plainly indicated th.it he was eorry for us, but that we must make up our mind to getalong in tho world withottfc hi* patronage It we could, and go amouot of persuasioa wouftf change his steru resolve At... this moment a oouple of friends approached us, and our ex-patroo, who is a generous soul when Qowsjppjper^are nqt concerned, invited ... Tiaiioa

to~walk Into^ a"n adjacent coffee-house and drink something with him. We do not "take anything," but we accompanied the trio into the house to mark the expenditure. Three glasses of alo-30 cents. Three cigaw J30 Total-60 cents We are sure that the man who warmly protested that he could not take a daily paper, (although hi family greatly desired it!) because it cost r- 1.

w«cek.

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Hon. D. W. Voorheee is in the city,

being called home by the eeriow il. of his wife.

fg"Parson Browniow baa been invited to address the next Editorial Convention at Indianapolis .on (be 3d of

fyFour weekly papers in northern Indiana have suspended publication on account of the pressure of the timee.

tw The Journal states the police will hereafter pay particular attention to each saloon keepers as keep their private side doora open on the Sabbath. Right:

fg*At the the request of a number of cit izena of this county we give place this morning to a call for a Convention at tbe Court House, Saturday next, to take into consideration tbe question of an appropriation by tbe Connty Commissioners for bounty purposes. We hope to see a large attendance that a full expression may be had, and the question definitely settled.

Savk Your Shocks.—If tbe farmers will save their corn husks, it is quite probable that within a very few months they will get a compensating price for their trouble. Experiments are on foot for testing the value of corn husks for paper making, and if scccessful there will be a demend for all tbe-shucks in the country.

A little son of Martin L. Pierce, Esq.,

of Lafayette, bad his thigh broken a day or two since, while engaged in tbe common amusement of boys of his age, in sliding down hill. Auother boyt accidentally of course, ran against him witb bis sled, and the result is the fracture of a limb, by which, he may be made a nipple for life.

To Go Td Sherman's Army.—Governor Morton has appointed4$ohn Wallace, Chaplain Lozier and Joseph Davis to visit Sherman's army to look after the welfare of Indiana soldiers The Sanitary Commission will furnish them with a stock of smitary supplies for our brave bovs

An Effort in Bkhalf of Indiana PbisonEag.—Governor Morton has sent Colonel John Coburn to Washington City to make an effort to effect an exchange of Indiana prisoners, especially thog.e captured during the tfadef'Qftl. 8.treight to Rome, Georgia, in"April, 1863, belonging to the 51st and 73d regiments. A contingency has occurred by which it is hoped tbe exchange will be made r———*-•***

MarrIkd—Onjthe Ufa inst., by the Rev, T. P. Gordon,at the widence of the bride's father, Lieut. I. M. Bron, Mr.'J. Shirk, of Montezuma, to Mis^t. MyRsink Brown.

The fair bride in the xhuberance of her joy did pot forget our pfrters, and tbe golden cake sent was not n^sgary to call from them a wish for many yea

piness.

wedded Hap

On Tuesday Jan. 10th fehe Rev. Thos P. Gordon, Mr. J. B. Cusit, to Miss Maltnda Woodman, both of Vo county.

The coal oil fever itxtending this

way—and why shouldn't it? ?e understand wells are being bored atBris Olay county, and also at Clinton Locks, fourteen milen north of the city. Petriium is being discovered—either in roalityr "in your mind's eye, Horatio,"—in BtF^any places, aud in such copious abundance over the country, that ono would think

flre

derlying the American contine

ue vast

oleaginous sea. But it is a quwn whether there is not as much "oily ammon" above the surface of the earth a^ereftre oily deposits below it.

Qolo—Tidings of th« downfall^ g0|d have been pouring into our ears foi^veral days. As we contemplate tbe pleasv (act the thought that limited means preveed us from investing three hundred thousand, the jellow metal when it was at $2,50,delkt

Us.

i-swe ponder on^we are eqaally dented thit paucity of resources restrained us om invjating half a million in tho filthy life, wht, it was dawn to $2 30. As we sorich onr crtd,*and think -still further, we are' ti» men8Iy tickled that .poverty wouldn't lets buy a ouple of hundred thousand in go] when iiwas at $'2,20. We can soon say grocersnnd tailors and merchants "coiqi down wiii your pricedThey -are al wayi prompt to ,rw4r(j their ware twenty-five or thirty perce^ hen gold shoots upward, and it is a poor ru, jjj

The PnuLiSvc

both ways.

Oosventon—Met at In

dianapolis Iliujuy iyth inst., aud a permanent organi^j^

wfts ma(

je elect-

0 Matthew

Now Albany, Presi

dent, F. M. Thayerjj^ugvjiie, Vice 1'residou» Spicer, i.0ibyVille, Secretary Jas. G. Douglas, In^napolis, Treasurer and J. F. Duckwall, corresponding Secretary,

Resrlu inns were .dnpta fixing j,e prioe ol Wteklv papers to theState

year, and te^al advertisink

^2,50 a

$1,50 per

square first insertion, and $1,* for

eac

ij ad

ditional insertion, and whereifidavits are ma jo fifty cents additional. A Committee was appointed

port a

bill of prices a. the n^xt meetine, vjj a Committee to fix the ratee of foreifradrertisementB.

It was resolved to urge upon our makers of Congress the vital necessity of- rep%ing the duty on paper. After the tiansactioi0f other business, the Convention adjourned meet on Friday, February 3rd, at which tin^

oru, a. .,^

it is important that *very editor and pnbl«h-

er in tbe State be present, as final action will be taken on several matters of interest to theeraft.J

gy The prospects-of a heavy and largely increased spring business by tbe merchants of Terre Halite are most encouraging. Merchants and traders in the country have been long satisfied tbat tbey can purchase their pttftjltWR-fo this «ty as cheapiy and on as favorable terms as in any other city in the West, and every season adds largely to the list of customers of our different wholesale eetablisbmeete. Our dealers are already making up tbeir orders and purchasing for tne spring trade and the stocks will enr_ pass in t&iety

and

did nW realize that 1 well to bear these facts in

he had iu«t expended for comparative stran- enoe Vo the.r sprmg purchases ers as mVh would. .for U.JW Jt«y papers a week, for his family And th.a bit of generosity is doubtless repeateo sever* ime« a week and indicates the possibility of gentleman being mistaken about h.s .natiHty toJSS^^^y (who can tahare

f°2

lnews. Auu v»W«« tbepuWw^.

of »aof pre-

vioue season. Country merchants would To mind with refer-

By the way, in this connection we woold suggest that if our wholesale merchants would avail thomselves more freely of the advertising columns of our city papers,., much might be done to increase the whl&sahr trade 6f 9*erre Haute. We venture this suggestion for their benefit as well as our own. Advertising is but a trifling expense compared with tbe immense resttkwg^wefeo^ zm

fy The season for quail shooting expires on tbe first day of March next.

gyFive pairs of dissatisfied matrimonial ly united individuals, bad the knots untied and themselves set matrimonially at liberty at the late term of tbe Spencer oounty Oom» mon Pleas. Court.

The Journal Tcarns that tbe spotted

fever prevails in tbe vicinity of Ctoverland ten miles east of this city. As high as three andgfonr deaths occur daily. The affected generally children, are seized with a chill and often times die within a lew £bours after being attacked.

Important Liquor Dkcosion.—The Sn preme Court (new Judges) on Tuesday reversed the decision of Judge Perkins, made in chambers, in reference to the Liquor Law of Indiana. This reversal amounts te this that grand juries in tbe Circuit Court have cognizance in all cases for selling liquor with' out license, selling it te minors, selling on the Sabbath, &c. Liquor dealers will therefore have to answer tor all infractions of the law in either of these particulars in the Circuit Court-

ar Col. John N. Draae, lawyer aud resident of this city for two or three years past, died at bis residence Monday morning last, after several months lingering illness.

or Under the recent decision parties who retail liquors are amenable to the Grand Jury of the Circuit Court. We understand it is the intention to attend to these cases at the March term. Liquor, dealers should make immediate application for license, if they desire to save heavy costs.

New York Piano Forte*.—Our readers are requested to read the advertisement of Mr. Earnest Gabler in another column of this paper. He conducts one of the largest Piano Factories in this country, and with tbe new factory, now nearly finished, be will be enabled to furnish dealers promptly, as ordered, with any number of his very elegant, and justly popular instruments. MjanlHw

Rather Slack.—The demoralization in this community is not cropping out, to any extent, in tbe police department. The business at the Mayor's office is just now so small as to give out the impression that the public morals have been renovated by some radical conservator.

The new drawbridge at the foot of

Main street has been ready to accommodate travel several days. It will not he used until a toll house is erected, unless-th# rickety affair now in use should take a nation to go sonth with the first feahet. vA»-

The Illinois Legislature is wonder

fully generous. It appears that each mem« ber ia entitled to receive fifty newspapers at the expense of the State. One deacon Bross ordered forty-six numbers of one paper to be sent to himself and friends. No one will now doubt that the title of "Sucker" was well applied to the Prairie State.

Never before was venison so abund

ant in this market, yet never before were prices higher. In fact, they are exorbitant. So it may be remarked of all other kinds of game, as well as of the products of tbe domestic barnnyard. There is no scarcity, but a wonderful and unprecedented and unparalleled supply. Why, then, should the figures range to such an extraordinary extent?

The New York papers are still fur

ther adjusting themselves to war times, and the high cost' of paper Tbe New York Evening Post has reduced its pages four colutqos tbe Herald has raised the price of advertise to 40c per liue, each insertion— think of tbav ye advertisers! The Albion. (weekly) charges*\2e per copy the Ledger (weekly) 10c the a*%doy Times, 7c and the pictorial weeklies ha g0ne

Up to

i5c

A further advance in the priu. he dailies is also threatened.

A New Max.k Kilike.— A "jochey hat feather" was at on« time nil the go, but now a jockey hat and birti i,he style. Stuffed birds perched on top of \h« hats is tub ia8t singular freak of fashion, making the la.»er look more fly-away ih*n ever. "Ybe skins ot foreign birds are Ur^ely imported The taxidermists have a pro ess ol solteniug the® though they have be«u kept foi years, so that tho task for mounting diem is as easily per formed as if the birds were newly shot.—

The inside* of t|e -k ti are coated with .t so* lution ol arsenic -r mercury, and the bird becomes impend .Uie. A defunct pet Canary now has h-r v»«n«*b»n a position ur a«. glass case, thousuidrt of hue have been robbed of their little liven to do duty upon thf j'.ck'1 ^apsol school-girl?

{giT The first oi the series of enterlsi m«uia bvtil.e .Aimtrur Histrionic Association at Dowling's ll.lllast nipht was a hia'tily successful atl'iiir Amateu-s, appeanugN jt charitable purpose, aud not for monvv fame,should not be subject to criticism, audi by a proper reversal ol the rule we would hard.y be justified iu lavishing upon them individually the high encomiums their performance justly merits. We can only say, then, that the ladies attracted universal attention by their fine appearance and the excellent rendition of their characters. The I gentlemen also did well and the fine comedy of- "She Stoops to Conquer" passed off in excellent style, while tbe faroe of "A Morn-

0an the houge COIWlllaed

Amaluer8 wi„ appear again on Tu«-

Hy evening next on which occasion will be

Poduced "Tbe Golden Farmer" and "Poor Piscoddy," each in excellent casts. On the Tuttfay evening following we undersUnd "ThftLady of the Lake" will be brought out. this is a splendid fine scexc effects. now engVd in naiuting the scenery

benefit of sobers ftf«nili«i wd tbe poor of the city—whickjn addition to tbe really excellent perlormnces is certain to bring out good houses on *acb succeeding evening

Gold is down and so in Pictures —Those wishing obtain a fine Steel En-

:9S

cents for one, of

40 cents for one of each. A reduction made to dealers. Send for 4ecimen9 Addrees Box 767 Terre Haute, ltdiana. jan24dwtf

Ons of the Chicago daliee chronicles as a conseqteoce of the publication of the in* come returns of Oook connty, that the Government bas already gained (8,000 in fines »oypD,Q00 in amended jeturo^.

Saw OF SOU. -m THE Hfrnr Bsjdgx— Tbe County Commissioners at their recent special seesien fixed tbe ratee ef toll for the new Draw-bridge as follows:

For a four horse, mule or ox team and wagou, sled or cart, 50 cents. For a two horse, mule or ox team, and wagon, sled or cart, 35 cents.

For a single hone, or mule and wagon, buggy or sleigh, 30 cents. For a single horse o^f&uieaad cart, diay or sled, 20 ceuU^and for every additional bone, mule or oxf attached, 5 cents.

For each person, horse or mule 15 eta For every person on foot, 5 cents. Fpr fat cattle, *over three 'yearn old, per beed,8.*iigf.^-v $|.

For catne^troder three years old, per toera 5 cents. For horses, asses and mules, per head, 5 cents.

For hogs, sheep, and calves, lead or drivp en, per head, 2 cents. For all pleasure carriages and stage eoacbes, drawn by two horses or mules, 40 cents.

And in similar proportion for all other kind of conveyances. The ferry of Barbour ft Pinson, known as Durkee'u Ferry, was allowed to charge tbe same rates as above.

The Throat —Families would do well to keep always at home a box 'f Brotert's Bronchial Trothes, a simple but most marvellously efficacious specific for affections of the throat, affording prompt relief in cases of coughs, ^olds, bronchial troubles, etc Singers and public: speakers witl* find them also excellent to clear tbe voice and render articulation wonderfully easy.—Monthly Magazine.

-Poor worm! thou an intWiied, This visitation shows

But by the use of Dr. H. Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy yon can be restored to health, which is "moie precious than gold yes, than fine gold."

FECIAL NOTICES,

THOSE NTRBE3TK0 IN PDRCH vSlNG

BIB'S" ®Bg A*

Iiow Pricesj Are Invited to examine Tuell & Blpley'.t .new column advertisement in another part of this paper.<p></p>RiPLEY

TVWL,Jfc A*

Corner of 5th nnd Main Strict, "HE HAUTE. JND.

An Appeal to the Intellect.—When C5nsx3nptita tak»s "'hold ob tUe system," it first b'ocks np the air calls, and nflame* tbe rnccas membrane, which causes the 'tings to become irritated and if this lit no -ared. pnotitls wl'l soon form, which will i(o uri »ud form tibercles which wH' nlcor»t» «nd ,uci llfa with fct:al Jo&Jiinjptl n.— Bow whe-i 'h9 phlegm first eorunences fo Or

O The Nervous Debilitated and Despondent of Both Sexe A great sufferer having been restored to heallh In a few days, alter many ears misery. Is willing to assist his suffer lng-fellow creatures by sending (free), on the receipt of a postpaid addressed envelope, a copy cf the formula of care employed. Direct te

JOHN M, DAGNALL, 183 Post Offlc«, Janlntc tbrooklyn. N. V.

Pamphl»t Directing how io 'Medllv Restore sight and give up speotaclea without.

Doctor or medicine, sent by mall

on recent

10 cents. Address, E. B. FOOTE, M. D. 1130 Broadway, N.T.

dei»lwiy

PERFUME

FOB HANDKERCHIEF.

A Hani F.*q«Ui»e. Oelic««e nnd FraDUtillrd from «»,. E,lPe and Be«n»lfal Flowrer from which it

Manufactured only byPSI AliON Oc SO

rsr Beware of Counterfeits, Anl: for Photon'*—Take no other. Sold by druggists generally. nmnb 21 w3ml8

LICENSE^

'OTIOE

OF APPLICATION

One of the Amateurs is t'«yiora In a leae qeactity thsji a the scenery ex- I Sn the prlv1U«a«f

ex"

pressly for t. Eachol tbeae entertainments

I ^*7.meVo be'drlik on"mv nwi^'es for one year

will be for he same noble purpose the I ^'^0j(\j£"l^r^io «»treet%,t»Terre TIautP, In Harrison TcrwnahlPt lOjJigo (Jotetf,Indl at

JanlTdltwSw

C.lf I coon niws,

Si,na

ture ip k«" ever? effort to expectorate the matter .tvh^ Is imaoleto do «o vltliout sisiftance. A'lea'. t.ung Balesm h.-is en found to re Jo tbe reve for curing this, disease, aa it ca06eg. the expec'.oration Of the phlegm and heals hl'Vfrifated parts, and restores th pystam to health.

Fo' sale by T. H, Barr A Co. Also, by the dealers la family medicines generally! d«c2

HOSTETTER'S BITTERS. Have received the warmest encoolums from the press and people throughout the Union as a valoa tonio for the enre cf Dyspepsia, Flatulonce, Coustl patlon, and general nervous debility. It cannot be approached, Ivery day new caBes of Its great effect are chronicled throngh onr principal pnblic Journals. There Is nothing equal to the enjoyment to that whloh the afflicted experfence when nslng thla valuable specific! Its mild tone. Its anr« and vigorous acllon npon adlsotdered stomach,aud tbe cleansing of the entire ham an boJy shoald recommend It to all classes of onr community. g«Q

a(|.

vert'sement. For sale by urnjcglsts and dealers generally evry where. dscli^lm

To Nkbvous gnrmaiKg or Both Sbxes.—A rever ened gentleman havlag been restored to health in a few days, after undergoing all the usual routine and Irregular pxpengive modes of treatment without success, considers it hiB sacred duty to communicate to his afflicted fellew creatures the means of enre. Hence, on the receipt of an addressed envelope, ho will send (free) a copy of the prescription used. Direct to Dr. John Cao^all, 186 Fulton Street, Brooklyn. New York. Jan28w]y

lews.

Te All Mankind, T%AJI mankind!

LUN'i BALSAM TS WARRANTED TO BREAK J.the moat troublesome Congh la an Incredible short time. Tbe.e is no remedy that oas show mero evidence of Ue merit* than thtsEaUam, f«f

COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, CROUP.

Diseases of tho Th oat, Brochitis, Pains or Oppression of the Chest or Lungs. Difficult Breathing, and all the Diseases of tho

Pulmonary Organs»

«It compoeed of the active principles of root* and plante, which are chemically extracted to as to re* tain all tfcelr medlcai.qaaUtleai

Its action la Kxpettorant, Alternative, Sndorlflo, Sedative, Diaphoretic and Dluristic, which r«qd«rs it one at the moat valuable remedies known for curing dla«uses of the Lauga It excites expectoration, end causes the Lungs to throw off the phlegm or mncva. changes the Secretions, and parities the blood, heals the iriitated parts, gives strength to the digestive organs, bring the liver to its proper action, and impart9 strength to lha whole system.

Mothers, ha va van chid ran who are always taking cold, 4BAait4ect to QrodpJ: Ttieve never wa* a ca«e of Cronp which did not originate In a cold and when your ch id goes to bed tcheeztng and coughing, yoa know that before morning, Oroup may set in. ani your dear child may be beyond the -each o' help, W beseech yon. therefore, as voo value the lives ofjour children, keep this medicine by yon,

For sale by city itagglsU generally, and by most dealers In medicines throngh the Western States. Also, sold wholesale and retail by the tho proprietors. J. Sf, HARRIS fc GO.

Rubber & Leather Belting, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire. Paint*. Oils and Varnishes

My place of business, and the pr*mists wher^i to be drank, 1» lo«»ted oa the cor

iana. WTKtntT-

NEW YORK PIANO FORTE?!

BABNEST GABLER,

Mawt*crweD*

graving ol Washington or Jackson mounted 1 Scitle Fiflt OlflSS Pi&HO-PortCT on cards. Album sin, oan have their wanta supplied by enclosing

NEW FACTORY

Noe. 122.124 & 126 East 22J H.

Respectfully

announ

ce that he baa now mpfcted hts large SB ft WACTOKT-*wM*ect«d .oth# •rr»n»fc®tnt* fer th* ffWt increase of hts maanfsctnring faculties nl ihrntor- will be able henceforward to turn out 35 P1AK08 PEBJWK1K, to ^plyord^^rompUy, without- that inconvenient dflay to which DBAL*

sr8 aid P0BCHA.8BB* have been aubjeoted, from Ih-fcrtaitall* two year, past he hma MMtlr—wkutrfred inatrsmenu behind ord«« A full aseortmsnt at all times may be &ond

trMi^ctvrT nd Wm-rtom ia Bswlort Sty 1 Wrtr7tMftrnm*Ut fully warrwited fcr 6y*»r»

Jal8d*m "*v'

Old Iron, Copper and Bras*.

7imothy, Clover and Flaxseed Bought and Sold:

Sign of the Broad 4ie, 130 MAIN ST., TERRE HAUTE, IND

Mso

ii. OTTO WITTENBERG long known In this trade with Captain S{ II. tter, will now be found with Ur. Lyono. and so telu a call from all hla old ftlenda ani cuetom mm to whom he will ffer his usual g-ol barga.. oi the Sign of theBroa'l i.xti 139 Main Sitae floors West of Iluimiiri fl"nt27iwlv

3ANKINC

FIR NATIONAL BANK or I 2 E ii E I N I A N A

A the Regular meeting of the Di--*~*-rector», held Mo"Uay evening, January 2d Jrf' "_WR' resolved to Increase the Capl tal Stock a

BaJ'* F,f|y

Thousand Dollars,

fcAti!VTO"d^rlBt'ou book* will be opened on the 16th iKt outll Pabraary 1st. for the tn*Lw?'."p^holderg to B'tbsclbe thflr pro-ratio «!0(tWlch will oi.e third (f) of their orlgl•mcuOMndi at he expiration »f4hat time If hnv ij SmW® Called to subscribe for the jn wiw^ to, their chancee will conaldorder of the Boerd

W1IXTAMS. Cashier

Ho^ccQiooci a

and radical enrei or Spermy!**?, Price cts. Weakness, Involautary EiaiBBloa^^.„

Cincinnati, O.

For sale by J. R. Cunningham, Terro Hautv. H. Barr A Co. P:M. Donnelly Kelly »nd White. Kvaitpv Hie. novidwSm

JUOTIO.

A SORE CURE FOR

The fteh, Wabash Scratches

Illinois Jffange.

And all forms of Itch. It Is betag a fluid obviate' all the gummy aud sticky qualities.of ointmeats usually prescribed, and

N A I N I N N O E O E

There l» no danger In using It.

Mannfiictured and Sold by

£. T, & W T. McFARLAND

Solo Proprietors,

LAFAYETTE, INDIANA.

Sold here by T. H. Barr & Co G- W, Patrlok and PrugK^ts generitlly. dec22lw3m

BLA B.D WARE.

JAMS M. LYONa, CSooOMWHr to A. c. ft W. S. POTWlM.l DEALER IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF Hardware, iron, Steel, ^aiis. Glass, Sash, Doors, Carriage Trimmings, Hubs, 8pok®s, Felloes, Ac.

Mviot

ty and Impediments to lUrrtage voEsne®#, Consumption. Epitope?. tal and Physical Incapacity, resultlnff fi Abuse *c. By Bebert J. Culverwell, M.. of the (keen Book, 4c. "A. Boon to Thousands i| ^ufferers geutttnder seal, in a plain ouVMa^e, to any addre on the receipt of six oenU. or two portage stamps, hyaddreeslngtlie publishers,

Chai.J. C.Kllne & C®.,

137 Bowery Sew York, Peat Office Box, 4586. Jan31dw32

JJTAXE OF INDIANA* COUNTY OF VIGO, SB.

ORDER OF THE COURT of Common Plaas of Vigo Connty at lteDecemb«r Term ISOt, Notice i« hereby given, that tha said Court on the complaint of Josephine Lyons by her nut friend vp, Charles Hosford, Administrator with the Will annexed ofHesier Lyons, de^ cewd John Law, Clsra- Law, Trustee* eftha Christian Church at

CaiSSn PUm Terre Haute, 31 Janu.ry 4th A. lklM5. b. Bllfe*. ClerV }sTal} VlgoCou't of Corffefe Reaa.

UotroTP* EaowF, Attoraeys Janllwiw

radminstrator's Notice

I^HE

undersigned haa been »p-r

Mide. are requested ,o meU*teiy. Adm#r. d^c31»187 w3w

It Will Cure Your CpugJo, It will Prevent and Cure Consum ption. What is the Value of Money When

Compared to Health.

A E N S

A few elegant sett* of

REAL MINK

We will oloie out at a

GREAT REDUCTION

CHILDREN'S FURS

4TOBVATLT BIDUCXDPKI02S.

ALABGI STOCK Ot

SHAWLS

To be sold within the coming few weekf,

LOOK OUT!

FOB

DRY GOODS DRUGS.

EDSALL, ROOT & GO'S

PROGRAMME

The Holidays belng^over

we wfll no« offer to sail at the llowast rate, the remainder of a large tteok of

C3-^. I ITS

IH vim

DRESS GOODS,

^PUH-afrOCK OF

1ST O

T*r"*D1rWMtern

Trustees and offlcers of Bethany Solleff of ff^itern Vlrnlnta, ordered that the protoate of the WUJ or aatd Heater Lyon*. le revoked aod tb»t t^e said WIU be deemed void, invalid of no ujt h&cct and tbe sctl the Vigo Co

Aam

HOTOGRA.PH CARDS FOR aRNTLK H*N, Sample with catalen^s aarti l#r 25 cuts. Inclose ao envelope andi Address S8 liberty .decTdSs

GOO

WiO 3»e [aeld

REMAKKABI.Y

(aim., the opportanlty and call soon at

RDSAXAL. BOOT 4 CO'8.

L4}«Vta«r nmlm and SM.

TKRBV HAUTX, IK&IAJXA,

mi .»

fl" .v.,

f, F. Gulick

Successors to

.•? fir. W*. Patrick, Druggist

Corner 6th and Wdba&h S&J a

"vj£

*h(t' .tf

We Intend making this a Unt^lus

CITY RETAIL^

Drag Store!

AHD

PiNCY HOBIliUII

K«peelal attention will ha gtven to the prapara^ Hon of

Physician's Prescriptions

attend all calls by day or nlghtj

In the line of

FANCY GOODS

-rS

Onr stock la Ivery fall, and constats of

PERPUMERJKS, POMADES,

TOILET SETTS, BRUSHES,

COLOGNE WATER, OOMB8,

FINE SOAPS, PURSIS,

POCKET BOOKS,,

And other rich {Fancy Oooda.

Choice Cigars and Tobacco

A full aseortment of all tb* popular

PATfiMT MEDICINES

OF THE DAY.

Also a fine stock of

In bottles or on draft for Medicinal

5Tinl«-COn.t,?u®d*I£kn*M

Ih"T#

been compeU

®ru* Bnalneaa, and would

cheernaiy recommend my suoceaaora, J. F. Qalick AC o^ to the patron* of my old eatabllahment on the corner of 0th and Wabaah street*, Terre-Haute. Xnu*na. g. w. Patrick. anlSdwly

CLOTHING.

CrREAT B4RGAIN0

••iA..

CLOTHIIf

•kT THE

Union Clothing Store

Closing Out Sale5

—op—

Over Coats!

.'i

thisiness oats,

E A O A S

Cassimere Pants,

»s 3

JA TINE LOT OF,

Woolen Under Shirts.

1HD

W E S

Greatly

LOW,

"f -..dj.-IC' 'i

r-.\ "-rnK,

Mce'

**rice».

In order to give room for onr will sell these Goods until the cloae or for less than their real value.

Call aaU get the first choice.

ttVKfW

8*e)ikwe aeason,

HARTSOGK & BANISTSB, •_T t.S 2 i»«r ilO.- 79 WABASH SXBflCT'S