Weekly Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 January 1867 — Page 3

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WESTFALL, LOCAL HVI

KARIC-HAUTK, JLNX»(.

Wednesday Jlornlng, Jau. SPthfe&l##

|ty» Lafayette ^Tories in flftyoo^ Smiths. The'familyis well represented in that e$ty^

Accompany is forming in Vernon

for the section of. tho- «W»t woolen mill i^uthern Indians-"

jj^dSSfick Morgan got drunk, laid down on the tftilroad track at Fort "Wayne, was run over by W engine, and yielded upthe^-t. •'_ -i. s^m

»•+k

gaff" "vVo learn that,a ehorjt time since, john^slej*, in the Penitentiary from this, coiinty for killing Lucas, had all the fingers torn from his, left hand, which. ,wss accidentally caught in some machinery ho ^fwas-attendi^. .. ... j^»Atnan in Philadelphia died from swallowing a cork, to which the Indianapolis Herald adds, in that neighborhood the greatest danger is from swallowing what is under the cork. The Herald

most assuredly knows.

the suggestion of the N. Y. World, that Democratic reading rooms bo established in every town, and suggests immediate action in this locality. Primary schools should bo the first step, James.

Indianapolis correspondent

writes the Evansville

Journal

FP.O2KN FJSET.—A

'T-.

rman

Sag" Rev. Aaron Wood, a pioneer, of Methodism in this State, will deliver a lecture before the. Beading Club at WiU liamsport, In this State, on the 30th inst. Subject: ^T'he early settlers of Indiana." It will, no doubt, prove highly interesting.

The Journal of this city commends

that, "the

psoposed Normal School edifice, nt Terre Haute, will be strenuously opposed. The plan is considered too gigantic for the present financial condition of the State and countr

llrchelor,

blooming

the accomplishmnt of that desirable end. orator in the known worl Josh BilProm the feeling manifested we are as. liiigs hal fSry aptlyV:and tfr said,-«»Tou sured that a building will, be erected that might as well undertake txeporc a six•will ornament our beautiful city. Success to the enterprise say we. Another meeting will be held next Monday evening, when the plan will be more fully developed.

correspondent of tbe

»mall particles of lard are left on tho skins,

feinost

clerks at the Union Prayer Meeting yes-, terday indicated that our suggestions might have had sqtne effect in the r|ght

At alV'event9 a -'goodrtw^ber

Terre Haute got a "smell" of

Crosby Op»ra House drawing. No. 78,2^9 sold by Buckingham & Wftl S. Harbert, of this city, drew the 165th •prire, "A "View in Tyrol."

fiBF" 'A ltt&ip of pure silver, w^i^hiftg jaisoT eight pounds, was found underth^ German Catholic Church in ^meenngs, last Friday. Tho supposition- is that the rties who stole the silverware from Col.

Allen's and Mr. John Caldwell's, had resetted that place to melt and hide their pSM.

•isifejl

Union Prayer Meeting

edutfbiPfiie fourth wee$ of its existence tinderjvpryj favorably It* is fivicjentiy gaip|ng rfiore 0$ the^^tt^njian of businesa-'m^ -ancl ntfnchirtch members. Instead of being, as ^stayer meetings very often are, composed alfnost ^fiftirelytof women, there tyyd pr® ent representatives of both sexeajn veip fair proportions. Those who conduct engage in the meetings seem very much in earnest and claim that much good has already Tjefeii city needlWlse andVsiti^esr forts more than Terife. Haute. Wej^rD that ifi'tnH^ loalfc,*o^i$® wci nesa houses, the memb^ra of thf fir^i and tbe clerks divide equally and "t^ka turn aboiit" fn ^tending the meet., Why? would'not an arrangement of thft he wise in more houp.es? Nothing would contribute more to tbe general intre8t of business firms than honest and moral clerks, and nothing mora surely would make tbem such than true piety. "Lord. Imeas is* profitable unto all thing! having promise of thfl life that now is aai of that which is-to'come So tbe Gcftl Book SayBl '-If-. 4 ft

We find the following in tie Rock-

ville Republican of last week, w^qh ?efer| to an enterprise of ipt^estfc thjl^ity: "ANOTHKE RAILROAD —Mr. )acon has just completed the «urvey of a ine for a railroad from Rosedale Station'"to*" New* port, Vermillion county. TLe erife geiS tleman is now engaged in suveying a like line from this place to the pojpt last namcri, tho.object being to aJfcffU|n the comparative merits of the

g®? Mr. Julius iJogart, of

improvement had been discovered on that weight of whiah was 15,860 pounds

invention, and that matrimony would very'sort reveal its superiority-

Mrs. Mary Jane Seely, of New Albany, brought suit against N. V. Evans for entering her house when forbidden doing so. Evans set up in defense that he was pursued by a mob of two women, three boys and four dogs and sought the sanctuary in Mrs. Seely's house. He was acquitted, and we don't see how the Court could avoid with such a defense.

A farmer near Madison,

thrashing out his grain, when the decomposed remains of two negroes wero found, when it was then remembered that two colored men who had been employed during the harvest, disappeared mysteriously, and when last seen were were under the influence of liquor. They had probably laid down on the mow to sleep and were accidentally smothered by other sheaves being thrown upon them.

We understand that pursuant to a

call

prisoners are confined I^alteS'Sary

Ttraspn A

ITO

routes.

The design is tq extend the Road froin Rosedale or from-this point to Newport, and from thence to Danville, Illinois, to connect with the tfl&t^jnplated road to Chicago, '^r.jBacoji iian oxparienced engineeer, having "surveyed and located the Illinois Central.'' h":s$. I

f7ermillion

county praised Jantljiold to Mr. Joseph us Collect, Junior, a fine lot of hegs, one of which weighed seven hundred end sixty* two pounds gross, and netted six hundred and sixty-six pounds. Tomaitch this the Attica Ledger safa that ilr. .Thotuas, of Warren, owns a hog which weighs a little over\eleveii hundred pounds/ Tfrie remarkable statement can be attested byr thousandVjflsitlie ahimal waJon exhiHtlpnl

rorharking I ^}je County. Pair, and was publicly

that a hot flat iron was good to keep the I ^ighed. ^no,ther paper saya that Mr. feet warm in winter was answered by a Thomas H^ortli fold afr Liberty thh sea-

young lady tbat a very great I

sorjj

thirty-one head of hogs, the

an. average, of noariy|512 pauijds pw

S&f Everything, that it is posaibii to put on. runners is ,npw flidiiig-rb^gy tops, wugon-beds, backboards, spwg wagons, drays, dry goods boxes, at cetca,^ and yesterday evening one of Mil^p' oitnhibusea wentglidin'g up Mfcinstreet^ two-forty rate railway coaches has Should the snow last long enouglfWiio knows but 'the ingehuity of man #y applied in that direction JiWouldti it be gay, seated in a eledge, flying thT^h"th| country- behind a "tocomdtiva OT a r|te of twenty-five miles an hour. Ts Idea is^originul, but we have no ctf^lght We charge the railway compan^thing fur it, and our brother local ejlira can appropriate It, item and ell, witfnpani-

1'ha eaperlment ^rth as not bean tff^.—

Jk.

tsr

a very large and harmonious meeting of the Odd Fellows of this city was held March, We th^ka the.ahnoufnie Monday evening to consult in regard to the the authority of the &>rrespon«g Secfeganeral interests of the Order, arid more tary of the young men's Libl? Associparticularly in respect to- building a suit- I ation by whom, in compSanc#th a gen» ab'e Hall. The feeling was decidedly and era) ^eques^J^ur .citi unanimously in favor of the project, and positively ofegaged" the preliminary steps were taken towards superior, if indeed he has

BOUNTIKS.—-We

Bg?r%

_.te

it affords us much pleas^ to an

nounce that John B. Gough deliver two lectures in thi3 city on F^ay &&d

aa an

fforv one isl&Ti

pounder as John B. Gourf -^?or\vh6 has heard him wiifc-w Mr. Gough ba$ neverP^011 nearer here than Indianapolis fre he lectured last wjnter, pan-jE of oyer during the winter to qc"™ bere, but without success, aijgements ftre

New Albany Ledger writes that froaen feet may be cured by applying to the parte I part^ of the

frozen and sore, patches of lard skiffs •tretched to the inside of the Eock, of a shape to cover the sore, and if the vfbole or greater part of the feet is sore, it st olid be encased in a large lard skin, and the sock drawn over it and the shoe drawn oyer the sock,and immediate relief will be experienced. The lard skins should be removed as often as a change of socks'iare had until a cure is effected, which will be in' a weok or two or sooner. The lard skins are obtained from the leaf lard in the hog. They are easily torn out and may be roled up and put away in a cool

winter

summer for tbe coro ir h,e hfta^been ft ye|k

This

rfi'rf? be

fly' obe-fourth of^'&pt>•'" has ecelve4—scarce

If some

damp place for future use, and some

c^i(j

ie remedy is inn^eat and aj^pl^ lcwe1

elBVictual of aTl other rem«

•Hn "ie

u,:5°

ipeftka overy night,nurdiys una ou.. dav|^x^^ptj i? .jNovenjiH-r til up in April. in n»&>:inc this| «yement the assoc.!-• ation nei-r-sarlly|«« considercbieexpense, and ri4-i'-oks t.- a gGnen us puJlio for tbesfe1"'. prKibg .,"°"r people havene^^_en tui.t I.,erfi) sup-

to Ut9rar^iertHir!^|nucthut

wishiols^nuee-i. in

it will increase their curative properties. behTrt^lftfee,^if we HI-

t0 instit tt

The number of business men and our neighbori?: ^„our |elJ*?

comparison i. tie

can see to whv Tefre Haul

of new faces were »een there. We also noticed with pleasure the presence of some dozen or more boys from our schools. 'The meeting was of deeper interest than 4sual NeaT close Mr- Jewett protest- beSrofWSHt^fc® 'si

the unl0]di.]eptute

Wttld

not at ohca that position fori she is destiarthe io»^a nf the State in Edc'on and Literary affairs.

So univer''-p©p«*Jttr i? Mr. O-'-'i^h. among us,t]wo have no ubt J'Uthe

into

It ha? bs.'n determined

I n/,«iin7 f. It ha? hs.'n determi

ed against any person occupying more I ucwnng £anSfbe allotted fire minut^ in prayer to put tbe^«*h^rved seat or remark. To us the difficulty seemed to both t,'I?

nfiirki^tB%4ei^e^W8trhas'

too near occupying the whole of it. If dollar anfty cen^ both lecta res we may be allowed to judge in such mat- commence at 9 te^4shodd say that three tittloufea M# 1 o'clock^-, on ^ri»^y 4 b, abetter limit than live. But of such -at Buc^aBool^re, where a plat .. i. I

be»n C„e

th« 1 can be seen to assist purchas-

matters we must leave others to judge.— I of the We »TD pieued witll tbe ''*IL*».«*!

week ffarcb, when if any seats are still

committer wiil proceed

to c'ateV&e $1ty"ii!l all are dtsposfefbf Largcslegatimre rf the citizens tf neich'ng towns being expected, arrangita wiR fm* modal "Agents will be appoint^ itv SuliiiR^kville, Rosedale, PdmSandford^Braall, and other towns, through whomrets may be procured. Parties canofe

tti^ets

by €hel»UJg the price

and stamp toJam^ B. Harris, Correlding .Secretary x- M. I*. A., who *&lect as good seats and1 send tickettretiifn mall. Wa canonly add our a& to every body—-go early and ensuifcrself gobd awrti

Jms®

•1

.3l4 ii

the Southern

Madame Parepa has married her

young violinist, Carl Rosa, since her visit to this city. Miss Jessie Taggart, of Indianapolis, has been added to the troape at a salary of one hundred dollars per

jy A.8T

8®" The suit between the Iusurance Companies and Ignatz Herzog, growing out of tbe burning of Mr. Kissner's prop crty, wa9 decided in favor of the Companies, by a iurv in the Parke Common Plea'

gSF" '-Jug Tavern,"

"Chamber of

Death," "Red Rover," "Snake Hole," '•Peru Crossing," "Devil's Own," "Water Battery" and "Purgatory" are the names given to the whisky-shops of Muncie.— Tickets direct for Satan's dominions for sale in each one of them. So says the limes.

MEETING.—Owingto

the bad

weather on Saturday, .the Turnpike meet ing was not so large as was exjperted, but^ ,U wap suffie'ently respectable in point of numbers to give tome earnest of the ultimate success of the road. The committee appointed to procure subscription of stock reported, but" as the •'.amount is -not yfct? sulficientto perfect the organization under tbe l^w,. tbo meeting adjourned Jill next Saturday the 2d February, at 2^o'clock, p. w., at'the bid Gourt House. A large,at~ teodance'ir eitpfected. --'f*'

JggiP* Saturday jk.ryosuqg/'l*a^y'j-flypped .upon the frozen snow at the.Corner of Main and Fifth streets, and suddenly took a vqry ungraceful, recumbent position up on the sidewalk.'' A spruo«-looking yoiibg" gent, who was close by, gallantly sprang to her assistance but the impetuosity of his advance was too great for the smooth {condition of the-.walk, and, -losing his equilibrium. he .fell spawling beside the [air object of his ill-considered solicitude, |nd the two gazing at each other an input, the gentleman ejaculated, "Oh I" the lady rejoined "Ah!" and oach :rambled to their feet, and. hastened tvay in different directions.

see the ^following, go-

the rounds and ffive it for what it is

rtf

..'

The 6ecohd"'Comptroller of the Treashas decided that a father who had a that was entitled to a bounty and died the service before .receiving it, is not titled to bounty as the case of idows or children. When the soldiers aves no widow or children the ^bounty innot be legally collected—it is personal the party ,to whom-Congress granted it, nd^when iQQ px^T«j|n is ma3ta by law for descent to the heirs of the beneficiary, inhibition is impKi&d

?'-£«s.v

SLIP?£KT PAVEMENT».—We

have had

angerously 'elippfery s!deWhl®S,!th#5v^Q'» er,: and «r&* ®fc«}^?lO V9* ^tda.Yor^tOia^time ttt come//, ai^ "SWEFKLY VFOLLOJ^BIJS^BY ^AYIASIRID thaws by frosts, and the pavemonts are converted into man-traps, upon which old people infjrffl people,-oaEel^sj^people and people in thpyjri'j£ Mr# fr«pk!jliuy thrown alt|ough, most of' them escape without injury, it sometimes happens thaT'dthere^bf^Ak bones and are seriously, if pidtrpdfiik^eotlyv. injured. In the abaence of city regulationSj a moderate display ,of

vhumanity=

on ther part of

citizens 'jwo^ijd pr^vent^ f|uch abhoyance and freqdent' uccidcnt

1')nfe

of the$ld

humanitarians used: to say that he could always tell where the benevolent people ashes, on'"their pavements. The fact is our city council wouid dowell to ptiss an ordinance i&jmW&SF when this is not practicable the sprinkling of and or ashe's on the icy surface.

foet are JT ITtfisince—ttte'Y'"^® VH^fificon» venlenco aud decidedly uncomfortable. Ladies, we understunS^aro lrequently seriously t^oi|bled ^with^ ^psld^J^ we presume that sorhfng as they, .insist upon weur^ff Hhiti" ^eS •w tliin** and very smitUibdoiaQ eapeciilly diiwifiter ^wea^ ss.loug will tbejv be troubled as above. A you^g ludy has kindly furitished us with a reddlpt, W^\'h shiS has tried tuid kuows to be «ffeciive, thatwill- keep the feet warm, and give it without, however, recoiniygiudiag its general use.— vfhesnyo: "loin troubled with cold feet. ,-t'tu I umua^o,tu keep them/varoi by lyiug -bed:aveiy tnorniny until after my tuoth»r baa built a rousing fire and prepared bivutiixii. then get up, place my feet on tho front of thu stove, eat my merning inca!, read some K^a|jpiugr^©m about my •,i.*ferre*»t? A-ltnrn' *to b^, where remain until o&iifa HOI repeat this 'fue3''

jmMibjA.JIiyM'}

wm:Aukrxun LAST NIGHT—Must have~felV«»lHghly-80iBplHn*nteii,

CTTRIOTT9.—There

very

conjfoi tnBfe. think shali survive."

We have often warned our people

in regnffd to .pedlars g*oing from house to hous^)?itp,ivfew articles for saie, curried in a bur-dlo or in their pockets. In most »|eftrf|ii§ naBfte: articJet-rfHerhapSrbetWr-^-can be obtained just as chenp it a regular ttoie, vi.l very often these men are only recoojientering burg 1 ara. notice that •a%^* two ®pl3iet-p&aiers eritemd house in Memphis and' were allowed to display their goods to a"couple of ledies who were alone fn tho house. A shawl which was sirtufated with chlorof^^^liSjQnlolded- afld examined by tbe ladits in such a way that they were overb^ tihe fuofepruRd became insensible. Tfi*- peddlers then robbed the house of valuables amounting to $250, and

DRAWING IT MILD.—The

Cleveland

Herald thinks tho "Mobile reporters are either very modest ?r very luzy, or else homicides are so common that tbey create nbv6±bitem%rrt, and are treated as playful little sports. Tho.Allowing is the way in which one of them treated the following pn^gil^^llpliich^ias in- nmtoritl enough to make a full column in any Northern journal?15 "Night before last.Mr. Harrington shot at Mr. Woodson and killed Mr. Farragut. Sucfe accidents ast thi^-are n^ uncom-

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Now we call that concise, neat and cool The whole substance of tho account of the hcmfcide is expressedIn three lines, and as.i'80ch acfttdents as this are not uncommon,"tbeieiM^ra of the Mobile papers are so familiar wtth such "accidents" that fdll details would be a bore.

r-.' i»*rii....

at the

large and intelligent audience which at Dowling feiil groeted tlieir' first appearance this g^&son. 'The performance was gotten up by young gentlemen connected with the Grand Army and through that organization the prooooda are to be disbursed to needy widows and orphans of deceased soldiers. It was a most fortu^ nate.selection in taking for -vhe initial pieceTSTra. Anna Cora Mowatt's brilliant comedy of "Fashion, or, Life in New York," Vrhich is. intended as.a good natured satire upon some of the follies incident to anew country, where foreign dross too* often passes for gold, where the vanities rather than the virtues of other lands are too often imitated, and where the stamp of Fashion gives currency even to the coinj^je of vice. The following ladies and gentlemen appeared representing the characters named

E. $L S3DIMS0N, as Adam Trueman, a farmer from Cataraugus. Ed.

AlTKBN,

D. A.

as Count Jolimaitre, a

fashionable European Importation. B. W. THOJIBBON,, Jk,* as Snobsoh, a rare species of Confidential Clerk.

COKOTBK,

M. A.

as Gen. Howard, an

officer in the U. S. Aimy. R. C. SAFFKLL, as Mr. Tiffany, a Ne# York Merchant.

CBAKE,

as T.Tennyson Twinkle,

a Modern Poe^. T. C. BAILT, as Augustus Fogg, a Drawing Room Appendage."

L. F. MUZZT, as Zeke, a colored servant. MBS. ANNA LANQE GOULD, as Mrs. Tiffany, a lady who imagines herself fashionable.

Mtes

ARCHER,

as Prudence, a maiden

lady of a certain age. Miss MERCER, as Millinette, a French lady's maid.

Miss EA.RLY, as Gertrude, a Governess. Miss REESE, as Saraphina Tiffany, a Belle.

Ladies and gentlemen of the ball room. The evening's entertainment concluded with Burton's great side-splitting farce, entitled "Wanted, 1,000 Milliners to go to California,'^ in which Messrs. L. G. Hager,. Edward, Aiken, L. F. Muzzy, P. B. O'Reilly and the young ladies kept tbe audience in an most uproarious laughter.

In regard to the performance, we have only to say that we'doubt much If it could have .been better rendered by any company of amateur* in the country, and the patience manifested by the immense audience, during tbe lengthy performance bears testimony to the fact. Amateurs appearing for a charitable purpose, and not for money or fame, shpuld not be subjected to criticism) and we suppose by a reversal ot' the rule W would hardly be instilled in lavishing upon them individually the high encomiums their performs ance justly merits. In view of the late hour at: which we' ^rite, the amateurs will excuse us from more particular men tion of this really excellent entertainment, and we but give the voice of all present laffr'Evening when we express the hope that many such entertainments will be given this winter. .,

THE DIFFERENCE.—Says' an exchange: A lady crossing the street expects a gentleman driving a untill she gets across. That is right. When a gentleman is crossing the street and a lady is driving a team, she againjexpects the gentleman to stop until she gets out of tbe way Th^t is not right. When three ladies are walking arm-in-arm on the side* walk and a gentleman meats tbem, they expect him to go into the gutter, so they can pass. May be that is right also, but we''-can't se® it."

is a certain classi of

men who advocate the adoptioa of & method of orthography which shall be founded on the sounds produced in uttering words a la

NASBT, WARD, BILLINGS

and others. Now this might make curious work, for many words might be spelled in an almost endless variety of ways. Instance the word

biscuit:

Buiscuit, Buiskyte,^ Biscqyt, J3iscut, Buiskuit,. Byeqytte, Biikut,. Biii.sekuil, Bysqut, Biscit.' Biiisquit, Bysquitte, Bisckuit, Bisquit, Biquit,

Biskuit, Bi quiU, Byskytte, JBiskit, Biaquitte, By sky t. Bisckat, Byskit, Byskyt, B.isket, Byskitte, Bysktyte, Biskot. Bysckitte, Byskitt, Busckut, Bysckit, Byskite, Biscet, Byskuyt, Byskette. Biscot, Byskuytt, Bysket, Buiskat, Byskuytte, Byskat, Buisket, B.iscquitte, Byskatte, Buiskit, Biscquittc, Byskut, Bu'skct, Bisquytt^ Biscat. Buiskyt,

v:„

Now here are fifty-two variations, each preserving the usual pronunciation of tbe word, and it would be easy to supply other words in which the same thiue would occitr.

It is becoming quite common in

Indianapolis, for thiieves to enter cellars and abstract 4be preserves, jellies and vegetables stored away for tbe winter/

We see it stated that the man who

never told an editor how he could better his paper, has gone to marry a woman that ha? never looked into a looking-glass.

The distillery of W. T. Pate &

Co., at Patriot, Indiana, has been seized by the colector of the Third District of Indiana, for violation of the internal revenue laws.

Jlujaimi A "Bc^dbtaannat

Although it is- the .duty of a local editor to be all over town and at a dozen differ* ent points at the same time in order to keep a faithful and true record of the affairs' and improvements constantly occurring, we must confess that our double duties in connection with the local and business departments causes the EXPRESS to be ignorant of many of the events and improvements daily going forward. Sel-, rlom has this fact been so forcibly impressed On us as when on yesterday we accidentally stepped into tbe Leather Estabishment of Messra. Burnett & Ross. Some weeks since tbey moved into tbe rooms formerly occupied by Messrs John Scofl & Son. No. 144 aud 146, i^ain street, and from that time tho carpenters, peinters and others have been at work until now there is presented truly a modei establishment. A gentleman connected with the leather interest, who has traveled extensively, states that he knows of but two establishments in tbo Union that surpass it. The proprietors, are loth to admit this much, and until we see the other establishments we agree with the /»ter.

This business building is thirty-fiw by one hundred and forty-two feet—three stories and cellar, and as before remarked, is arranged throughout with a view to the greatest convenience and adaptability.— On the first floor tbey have tbe most convenient, tasteful, aud so fur as using nil the room is concerned, the most economical arrangement for shelf Saddlery Hardware, that it sterns possible to make. Their leather and 'shoe-finding department, which is also on this floor, is fitted up in a complete manner—a "place",for everything and everything in its place." if

The Office is also on this floor, and is about two-thirds of the way back froui the front it is finished with ash aud black walnut and varnished, and is lighted by a skylight. It is large and roomy, bns a private office in one end, two large grates for giving warmth, and is furnished with very thing necessary to make it convenient and pleasant. In lact it is a perfect gem of a counting room, ana reflects credit on the taBte of whoevec superintended its arrangement and fitting up.

In the rear of the Office is a large storeroom for dry hides. This room extends to an alley, making it exceedingly convenient for the receiving and shipping of Hides, Sheep Skins "and all things of that kind it is also lighted by a skylight.

The second floor ia used for tbe heavier and more bulky of Saddlery Hardware Goods, and for duplicates df shoe-findings kept on the first floor. To show the extensiveness of the stock we will mention that on this floor is a room devoted'entirely to Whips.

On tho 3d floor is their currying and finishing shop, where tbey seem to have every facility for carrying on that brunch of their business. It is warmed -by a furnace from below, hich is so arrunged as to heat almost the entire house with singular economy.

In tho cellar, which .extends under the entire house, are vats for tannings purposes and a large boiler for generating steam. Here also they cure their hidetC store oils and tallow.

They are quite extensively engaged in buying furs, having their agents extending through this State and^Lllinois.

We lave extended this Ba*ty mention to greater length than wer. intended when we wrote the heading, and yet wa fail to do this model establishment justice. The wealth of Terre Haut?, ia manufactures and the wholesale trade ic too liLtle known even by our own people, and we hope as occasion may allow to speak of other establishments in other braucbes of trade.

EXPLOSIVE OIL.—Hardly

TRUE

Helen Western, an actress, ins

said, was the first to introduce tbe fashion now so universal among the ladies, of wearinga solitary long curl swung over tbe left shoulder *•:, *nv..' ..v

A poor victim of remorse, melan

choly, jealousy and marriage, by the name of James Collins, who had been a resident of Cbarlestown, in Clarke county, committed self-destruction by throwing himself head foremcst out of a three story window. Family troubles are alleged to have been the cause of this horrible act.

A train on the New Albany &

Chicago railroad was thrown from tbe track at PutnamvIUe on Saturday by the breaking of a rail The engine and four cars turned over, and William Butler, a bfakesman, was. instantly killed, and William Donovan, fireman, and William Burrow, engineer, were badly injured.

A lady teacher in one of tbe Lafa

yette schools has lately been arraigned on charge excessively punishing one of her pupils by making her stand

not cldse

The teacher

the

floor with her hands tied behind her back, and a stick placed in her mouth in such a nunrmf to keep it open, ao that abt could

for some time afterward.

waa acquitted.

a day passes

but we are called upon to chronicle au accident causcd by tbe uso of explosive oil. Notwithstanding tbe low pnee of oil, dealers are in the habit of adulterating it _«o much, that it uau hardly be used uith safety. Men, women and children, :vre burned to deatn or maimed for life, bouses are destroyed and much property i* loat from uiing poor oil. In order to tell oil th.1t will explode, ic is only necessary to try tbe following test:. ,,

Fill a tumbler tbrce-fourtb? full ot moderately cool water, theu pour liulf a teaspoonful of oil into it, stir them together then hold a lighted match over the tumbler, and if it take? fire from the vapor before the flames CJHI# in coulact with the oil, then it is .dangiiVUi, jjood oil will not thus ignit- u»d, iud^cd, will not burn readily wliou tbe li uniug tun leb is thrown into it while that which has bcen much adulterized with Ti^hzine will emit a vapor which is nearly as explosive as gunpowder, and tho oil wiil t'nea burn freely. .Kerosene 'ought always £o be tested in this way before using1.'

ENOUGH.—There i- no little cir

cumstance quite

to nnnoii:g

as to 1 TIOCK

at a neighbor's door, and, ujuti its being opened by some blooming t- with rosy cheeks and eyes thnt act upn one's heart? liken volley of shot among a fiock of wiltl* ducks to have a malicious and spitetul little dog rush out of the hall shapning at your shins and yelping at every word you attempt to utter, like one of MiiuoTs infernal pups sitting before the gates of Tophet. 5Tou are disconserted at the appearance of the smiling beauty, and you stand ducking to the lady and dodging tbe dog, vainly endeavoring' to make, known your errand, among poorly con-, cealed curses at the yelping cur. Y« smother an involunUry tho dig," with "a damp day, madam," and have a pleasing consciousness of appearing like a consumate fool generally.

SNOW.—Monday afternoon we had another light fall of snow, improving tbo sleighing where it is worn and packed.— The weather clerk seems determined to give us a surfeit of good thing. The snow market is plethoric. Being knee deep, wo don't need deeper. That snow joke. Many wheels are h»ving a long rest- That is right, they are so tired, having so much running around tO".xte.— Snowbanks were not /tywtrf-atiiig yge|r.rday, but probably will within ten days rrt lenst thry can be drawn on for any an^um for that time ,,-,

While Moses and Leonard Warrfer were shooting hogi, in Noble county, one of tbe frightened animals ran between the legs of Moses, tripping him and discharge ing thagun, shooting his brother through the body and killing him.

.tmMt

at the groceryjtores^ setting at twenty cents a pound. The Auditor of4 Stat* has directed ail Gotfnty -Judiiolki to put tlte d^j t»r ofi their duplicates.

952.

A recently published Directory a.'*

Lafayette, contains 4.988 names, which' at the usual rate-of-computing names, would give that city a population of 19,*

Wheeled vehicles are giving placo

to 1 iding crafta,, and all manner, of sleighs, cutters, sleds, sledges, et-set-'em-ups, have been improvised for tbo sleighing carni-

The new depot at the Junction at

Kokomo, came near being burned the other nigbt. A lamp left burning got out of order1 and exploded, scattering the burning oil all over tbe floor.

LOYAT. DISTRICT.—In

tb* northern part

of tbis State, there i$l a school examiner who has publicly declared that-a lady who cr.lls Andy Johnson a traitor, is cot a plogift pebohlto bold tv license totesffch-S

I©" Tbe snow has kept country people at home, and as a consequence turkeys, chickens, button and-eggs are gettiug scarce. Rippetoe displayed yesterday morning, a nice lot of turkeys, and chick-

Kwwm

SERENADE FOR THE

JIMES.—The

fol

lowing exquisite serenade is said to be very popular at thi3 season, when so many aro complaining of a "cold in tbe head":

Oh I dot to blow l»y doso, By charWg mJ, l» owl ,V«n b*y dotIow tlie ptiM I fe"l, |t.iivir tiad bo' todo 11 Oil! !%bt Wa fly to-0ther"gcoil«3,s

Or dwelt yi-dier etur Ob! tlieu, by lovely uii*id, Id lilies I'd strike by light caturrb

The wid tba* lb« boor, Hal tla dose to tilow, Wid such a codsag hab got,

Ah 1 would it blow it Po But gee, tbo rnj-H of daw.d ... iS Are glealHg otl tbe daw jtjie»ritb«» berry bu8lhho#djii XL\J

By baided fair—AT CHltu!

8^" Tbe threves infesting Indianapolis have commenced their depredations on tbe pockets of tbe legiSttttbrs. Night before last tbe Pyle House was entered, and an Honorable Member relieved of a gold watch and twenty dollars."'

THIS DELUDE.—A

RELIEF WANTED.—A

f"~

French work recent

ly published, maintains that every ten thousand years tbo waters of the sea pass from one pole to the other, submergirg and overwhelming in their passage tbe earth and all its'inhabitants. The author 3tites that the deluge occurred 4,00(r yean ago, and he has sufficient regard for hu comfort of the present generation to postpone'tbe next deluge tb a peribd 6,000 years hence.

short time since,

Daniel A. Bynum, Treasurer of Greene county, sent a package of seventeen hundred dollars by a friend to Terre Haute, for expressage to the Treasurer of State, there being to express communication direct with Bloomfield. From some cause or other, the friend concluded not to express it, managing to lose it somewhere in Terre Haute. Mr. B. is now in the city, and feeis confident of the passage of a bill through the Legislature granting him relief. It seems rather a slim case, but if he is satisfied, we are.—Ind. Journal. This is the

$1,700

we advertised as lost

last week. S£7* We understand the Odd Fellows of this city have in contemplation building a large Hall the coining season. A goddJrnove and worthy of encouragement

Prof. Tout is arranging for bis

knnual Masquerade Ball, which will take place at Dowling Hall on tbo evening of the 22d of next month. It will bsagrand affair. fl»gr A Wisconsin Court lately decided that a man.has aright to chastiie bis wife to a "reasonable extent." 8Sy A Mrs. Dafts is to be

Appointed

Postmaster at Danville. David P. Etter, of Putnam county, hid away his money and died. His administrator can't find it. Interesting revivals of religion are in progress at the two Methodist churches at Fort Wayne.

After the failure of the Exchange

Rank at Greencastle, ETeigbtly's Bank at that place was subjected to a heavy run. Itrstooct tbe "pres-sure.'.'. s»"

FOUKDLIKG—Early

Saturday morniug

last, Mrs. Beckwith, who resides at the junction of Lafayette and Third streets, found in the wood-house, an infant, some three weeks old. Had it not been discovered until a later hour it would have perished.. The mother that could desert a child and thus expose it to danger of perishing by cold is certainly lost to all feel ing. The little stranger—a bright boy baby—has enlisted the sympathy of Mr. Robert Linn and wife, who have adopted it and will rear it as their own child.

paSr Notice is hereby given, that if MARY COLLINS, formerly of Ireland, will call or send to tbe office of Judge Reidl iu Connersvillc she will- h,ear,of something to her advantage. A FRIEND. r- .- gtir One thousand mens' and boya' wool hats tn be sold. ct 25 per cent, less than ever before to .rirtuee stock before going Ea«t. Call and fee.

WOLFE & WESTFALL,

dwtf. 81 Main street.

HAIR

JEWKLRY FOR CHRISTMAS

PKKS-

ENTP.—We have a book of patterns showing the precise appearance -of tbe article itself. By giving ua the ordej within a day or two wh «»nn have the present ready by Christmas. At the old stand of S. II. Freeman.:- ,•* dwtf

Thirteen years practice in Chronc Disease by D. L. Pagin, M. D., of South Bend, Indiana author of a new system of mcdicine in tbe treatment of Chronic disease, and a new mode of combining. For the accommodation of my patients and friends who have solicited me to visit them in various parts. I have concluded to visit the following places at the times specified, where I may be consulted free of charge:

Reelsvillc, Friday, January 25. Harmony, Saturday, January 26. Brazil, nfthe BrailT Housed Sunday and Monday, JaO. 27 and A'

Stanton, at the Paris House, January 29th. i' .. Terre Haute/5 at tbe Terro Haute House, Wednesday and Tbu»c|ay,3C^ 31s^ an id a

Currysville, Saturday Feb. 2f^ ^-^41 SulliTari, Sunday and Monday, Feb. 3 and 4. wi

dred doll&r^ pr mote, on goo|, aecurity, and for which a good interest -Will be paid. Enquire at this offico/ £d3twlfc 'i- -.J.| I A j^S^lBoots aqd Shoes at pruno cost at Pnnco & Co's Dry doods Store, No- 75 Main street Tbe entire stock is offered at cost, either wholesale or retail. Please call and examine before purchasing where. »»,[30HJW2W ,raM rl

•'COE'S

SOUETAIKO NEW.—The combination of ingredients in Boyd's Medicated Cream is something entirely new to the profession of medicine—is simple, sale, andpotent in the our'e of skifi diseases. For sale by all druggists. [30-dwlw

ffjy Alter a long delay the publio is informed that a supply of the Challenge Washing Machine is now ready. You have seen or-can see best of testimonials and you run no risk in buying, because they are warranted to please. Only $8, at.J. A. Foote's Seed Store. 28dlw wit.

All goods in our line will be sold

for the next thirty days at extremely low prices b'efbr#going East, are bound to sell, call and see. 5

WOLFE

8®" The best Kip Boot made to order, for $7,(JO, at J. F. Depcw's, No 61 Main St. (Early's Block) 16-wlm

8^* Reduction in the price of Boots and Shoes. A good Kip Boot for $3,50, at F.. DepewfeJ No„ .6l4jfMaia fit. (Early's ©Idok) ^lOL. 1 6

GABDEKBM.—R

Saratoga Spring W«4«r, told by all Cruj|l6tS. ...I'.'.rt!

P»P

WESITALL,

dwtf 85 Main Street, Terre Haute.

am now receiving

my stock of 6eeds for sowing in hot*beds, jind will soon have my entire stock ready for sale My seeds are from the best houses in America, and will" be sold as low in any quantity as can be had anywhere. J. A.

FOOTS,

SsedBman, No. 6®

Main street. [25-d3twlt.

Misbler's Bitters are oo sale in this

city by J. & H. A. Davis, T. H. Bart 4 Co., and I. L. Mahan & Co: In regard to their merits|we clip the following froin a paper published at the manufacturer's res* idence, Lancaster, Pa.:' To the Citizens oj Lancaster:— a

I earnestly desire the citizens of Lancaster to visit H. J. Young, son of Henry Young, residing in South Queen street, near the Woodward Hill Cemetery, to see what Misbler's Herb Bitters has done for him during tbe last twenty days.

And more particularly do I desira the ladies of the city ot Lancaster to visit Isabella Sharp, residing in Church street, opposite Duke,a girl of about 10 years of age daughter of Mr. Sharp, Confectioner, 36 East King street, where they wiiL see one of the quickest cures (only five days under way) ever performed in the United States. Of course Misbler's Uitters have cured worse cases than these two, but none in so bort "a time. "r21^2Caw-wlt-tf.

MEDICAL

AOCA S£ UIDKOUI.—The prettiest IHIUJ, the "sweetesi thing," aad the most of it for the least racuer. Itevercemesthe ordor of perspiration soitensaitd adds delicacy tothctkls is a delightful psrfuine allays headache and inflammation, asd is a ueoessary ceaipanion in the sick room, fn th» nureery *ad upen tpe toilet sideboard. It caa be obtained everywhere at one dollar per bottle.

1'preventing

•In lifting the kettle irom the fire I scalded myself very severely—one band almost to a crisp The torture was unbearable. The Mexican Mustang liniment relieved the pain al ffloSi immediately., It lieal.d rapidly, and left ve'V'itiresear.

CSAS.

Fostia,

4£Q Broad St., PhUada."

Tbls is merely a samfle of wSat tbe Must»ag Liniment wil! de It is Invaluable in all fee it of wouuds, swellings, sprains, cuts, bruisc-s, ect.,*l ther upon man or beast.

Beware of counterfeits. None is genuine unless wrap cd in fine steel-plate engravlrfss, bearing tUa Big nature of G. W. Wostbrook, CfiwsJbt. auo the private etamp of Draas

BASKH

E. TA0MA6 LYON, CbemUt. b.Y.

Saratoga Sprlngr Wuttr, sold-by sh Druggist ..

IO.AT DID IT?—A youog lady, returning to bsr cew ry borne after a sojourn of a few months in Ne York, was hardy recognised by her founds.— Iublace of a rustic, Sushed face, she bad a 8"ft, rupy complexion, »f almost warble smoothness and latead of 23, she really appeared but 17. S'ai told them plainly sh« used Baga&'s 3I«gnolI» Balm and would not be without it. Any lady cau improve her persoual ap|earance vory much by using this article. It cau Reordered of any Druggist for ouly 50 cents.

Saratoga tfpriog Water, sold by all Draggists. i.

Bumf treat's iaiisitaLle Uais Coloring baa been steadily growing lu favor Ut overt wenty years.— It acts upon the

absorbents

1 J-.

at lbe root* of the hair,

and changse it to its or'sinal oolor by degrees. AU insiautaueous dyoe deaden aud injure tbe hair.—. UeiuietreetV nuta dgt.lnt tacertain in its rtoaltn,' promotes its gruwtb,«&d is a beautiful Ha

Lrw'sKiTucrsr.tm Jmiu (k«en—fo ludigeetl^u, Nausea, Ssart.bsrn, Sick ileadacho Cholera Morbus,

Ac.,

wheron warming, genie! stim

ulast Is required. Its care^al nroparation and en tire parity makes it a cheap and reliable article for culinary purposes, Bold everywhere, at CO cents p|f

Sirstlf syrilf Wat«r«sold by

fiats.

'mm

COUGU BALSAM" are household

words throughout the UnitedfStates. As we travel we are greeted with it .froth rocks and fences if we pick up a newspaper we are advised to "try it and as we vigit our friends we see it on tho shelf ready for uee. It soothes fretful children, puts a veUi on coughing, and is a great relief to the consumptive. [30-dWlt

Life Rejuvenate

tstton&tb. the Weak

A 4

TliU prvu Ation is naequallod as a Kqnvcaatc andSeatoraro iwactedor imrofwDCMons. Tbie Aged sSould tie certain to rnab* tbe Kfcferea: honte))ol4 ~K*d, inasmuch it will reader tb«si ^oathlaMii faolUq &ad tn utroagrb, aid enable tbm to Hvo ovor a$&Ia tho days of tlluir prauuejoy. Ii. aot only exhilaratea bntj stroegtfaens, and is r^alb an inTAlusble blessisg, especially to Uew wl»o been reduced to a condition of servility soll^abcse, uisfortniie or ordinary aictuMca. No matter wbaC tli* out of=th« im iotauc.v of soy human org&iu Uxls superb pr«paraitlua wfiliMlauv*' OBoeand fomtr.

BIOKItElSrE

0CB2S lUPOTKSOt, tiK^EliAL DIBILITT NBEyODSINCAPAGliv, DYjJPKPSlA, DBP&X&< SION, LOSS of APfiETITU, LOW ^fpA^TE,6-v

yCKNEMTiOlstEMaCX

iaJ£ATAl.'i4ryoi.iS3C£,

^TION, KNNlJl, IT UAU A MOST DKLI-baTtfCll DESIRABLE AND XOVEL EKK1SOT ITWiti tA NEUVoUS SYSTEiljaudaUtLctta who ora in any way prostrated by nervous disabilities arto&rnesily advusd to s«ek a cur« in tbis most«xoelle&t aod ubequaled preparation.

Persons who by imprudence have lost their NAli OSAL VIGOR, will find a spsedy and ponatt&e& cure in the jBXOZSI£%^BlSr£!

IXIEBLB, the LASmm,.tUo DidPAIBIKe\ the OLD sboold^ive this valuable discovery a trial: it wil lbe found totally different from.all other articles for tho same purpoaes.,

TO Xhis preparation is inValcableia nervous weakness of all Kinds, as-it will restore tbo wasted strength with wontlerfnl^enuanesco.

It is a grand toaic, asd will give relicfin~ Dyspepsia with the first dose. A brief persistence ia let aw will rone-refo the stomach to a degree of perfect health ana banish Dyspepsia forever.

One dollar per bottle, or six bottle* for 98. field by Draggis* ganeraly.

dranoe to busiuesa in most cases.

up rod* WIT

#aiea is eomprisi

t'J

1. I.—X.-*-H»e*»oua£ pfPlan'tatlot Bit ters sold in one year is something startling. They would fill-Jirosdway six feet high, from tu« Park to 4th street. Drake's manufactory is one of the Institutions of Kew York. It Is said that Drake painted all therocksin tbe Eastern Btatos with his cabalistic "S. 1S6U.—X," and then got the old granny legislators to paw a law

dis

figuring the face of pature, which gives him a monopoly. We do not know how this ii, but we do kno-w tbe Plantation Bitters

SSLL

SQratojra Spring Wet®y, toldby aUDrcggiStl. ,, vr. I. .'

may£&pwl y.

as soother arti-

ole ever did. They are used by all classes of the comm unity,and are d^ath on Dyspepsia—certain. Tbey are very inrigtoi ating when languid and weak and a great appetizer.

Jt Co., Sow

York. Saratoga Sprtny W«t»r, by si! Drugglfts.

AH who ilue beautiful bead of hair, and its preservation from premature baldness and turiinfng gray, will not ftil to use Lyons' celebrated Katbalron- It makes tbe hair rich, soft and glossy, eradicates dandruff, aud causes tho hair to grow with luxuriant beau? v. It lssold everywhere.

PK1VATE DISEASE^.

'v.'

fUa,

fi^

sent uy expresa anywhere, by addressing •rioters, arte T. JOT. BAIZE S €o. Terre Haute, I. L. MAHA# & CO., Wholesale and retail Agent9. Tbe trade stzpplftd on time. saayUtiwiye

DOCTO JS wumij^, BEliULAliLY BRED PUYoiCL&jil, ae tils

Diploma which hangs in his oQict »U1 show, saae CArome Diatom tin study qf Am lift, and has a Union-^ide reputation, having tx»n l,w}er locouA fn fife-Xettfttbsa any other 3u-oaic Diaiaas Physjciah.

Much of his practice has been of a priv&ta nature. Bupkilk, ffcnorrhta, Gi»U, atrittur*, aU Urt~' nary Di»etuet, BvpMiia Or Merouriai Ajfeatiom Iha Threat,Sianor Barm Orohitit, Uemia or latptur*-. also, tho effects of. a Solitary Habit, rninousto Body and Mind, produsiag blotches, debility, iM~ potency, dissinees, duu&wis of sight, contusion of ideas, evil foreboding, aversion to aadc-ty, lnas

memory, woakntse, dici, not .au thesa in any an® case, but all cccurnnx fre«piently iu varioao cLa«, BitF Accommodations ample, chargus modoratfe, uree guaranteed. Consultations by letter or at office, tree. c«a«« can be preperly troatod without an in»ii »w, and medlcrutj, secara trdlh obdervatioB, seat- r«)]r mail or espwstt.' No

hiA-

6,t

Address Box 8063, St. Lotus, Ms, Honrs—3 A_ H. to 8 P. ii. OlSoe BSilfskii^iftiy lctatbd at Ko. 36 fit. Charlee Strict, betweon anik^tsventh, o«a square South of Liitduli fiuMla retft j«1 spot th.the c«atroci the city. ,.

Coasaltatfonrcomi, and roci.^a i^»r tuo accommodation of such patients as rc^uire al ettentioa»u :. -f -*j-

EVESYBODr

Can getiitf aaealed letter envelope, iny Symptom^ and Xxt—tuieut of Xtrvoiu, Vrioary uivi Sexual Diaaases. c' v- l^liaeatingau thudiseaaSl conditions, witk Symptom Uote, for Itec

FJSJtiuSiijBB. vato'J

JSujjst *. ., lo the BOTH ULSSSSD AjlD SIfitGi

The Oldest Mnyulator for Jrcmaies DK* OMKKSKMAA'b VUiAit FLUly Will immediately relieve,»ithout pnUi,. bancesof the periodio Q^cb^r^a. wfM-tfetir nraing from reteaatjon or*&p{lfeeBion. TiUJy abtlULaa charm.ia removing the. xaias th^t a«.amB*nydato eulter modirata' si'«'astruativ'&' ti«. bii safe and reJiabWreniedy for Uijjjdjjche PainsiatUe Loins^iiw^k and ... the Heart, herroc». IfemorajT li, lMOXiCBL tSf Broken Slocp, a&£otlitt uajfltsss^tl tti "i.'aJfc?oaJi eS'ocu of »n unuatUi-uH..nuiiitJu oi 4kt-feinttTfianci tiona. In the ^omtea?. «-f HVit- orrWhiMe. tboyefiectasDcedycure.

UK. cHjfflfflicaiJPa FyaiiK Pitts. HsVe bean usodOVilK-A QUAiiilSil Oi" A liY. They are offered as tfio crniy s^/o, means of ronewi^g. interrupted menstruation, bat bwrinttuutiltai, dure iia*o UHon oftXi /raiola no. ft?-'- in tohioh tkaPitUcoKiuA im talmn wiiltQiU •prodMetaa

MESUI/T- The condition ret*rroico

P3£(JJVJ —h*remit, SUiS CJMttlA Gjt*. $uok

it the irresiitibU tendency qf

nscdioina, to

ruwrt

'rji

uxuolfunctions ta a tiomal cim&ticm, uiat earn tker*.

proivaiiMpevxrofrtoturt oarimciretitl ii. Xtay camtuit dc havmm.aaf Aer teat/. DB. CMKKSJUlAA'B PEJU13B Pliia Art QiaonUj Mediam* that Marriad and tim/la have relied upen for many years, cr can rely upon ucw. SSWA HE OF IMITAjfxOXS. Them tilti form th» Finti tPnesration oocrmu forward, tcilk XMMELA TB aud fEBSISTEXTgUOClttiS. LONT US, DECE1 V£D. Take this advertisement to your Druggist, and tell him you want the Beet and mo it BELIABBE FEMAliE MEDICOTE liI WOULD, whleh !s eomprisedia

TU2

Uli. OtiEeatSMMy KKilAlE FLLLbi They have receivtc, and are now rot*it*iu£j tha aanclioc cfthe molt dciinest Phyciciiiis iu Aluur-

Sxplloit Pirsctfaus with taoh. Ep»—tlje prioe,OEK Dollar per Baa, caatt&ung irom 60 to (j0 puia.

Pills seat by m&ik proaiDtly, by remitting tNs urice to the PreprUtsft, or any aathdriSbd Ageato, In current faads

Dsy

JohnD.^ark. OUftianati.. »ad-_ Ohioa«a,Whol«iaI» Agsnts.

UKXIL ccitibi'

Malei or"Tema.'*s afBicted with any fopa of aasti. can h» suifdin one tc teu da}*,-»1UtDut Otn f'K. or FBUL, by ca!!ng it the WeStsr ,, Ci insikuaf:,

SI dltal Ojucs, V3T- Si '-acicr "U •, With No Char ft Until Cured S

Diseases peculiar t» JTenales sp«ed:ty cured.— Bc*rtl lurnlsfced—prise* lo« free, Hud e©Dfldentts,i.. .t^-i ilercurlal, Sulphur ^iad dedicated Baths, always

,#ad)~theonlysitrs cure lor STphttf#, Khvun.^ Heuialgls, Clears aad all tikin Diseaa Call atvt ba Oi'td ani Fa/ J/bmir'It. aS S

PLOW WOEKS.

L' Eatoa, Frobie County, Oiilr.. W» uo niansfAstm lD/r the DOUAIit, EilPXBX ilili DELTA STEEL ]f»L,0 WS, •^oiDtlniug the UusSj lmprw»»msnts, asd

direct: traaspoxtatUt! V. t«:

IB Dats-

MXG Price00 cantu and Cl.OU. hold by alldaalers. taratuga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists. -..

'fcr

1 tit Ai/ta J' ~ft ,«jpswd* 9itp4m4 VI*-. iv Kvisd .R itl to ,*r&mSi<i .U

-tii'imt-

all

To Look tut Good

Druj

4ie«IT4«« «if

auW 7T' A -....

V-

6old in Terre HauStf&y T. 1?. Bavr Donnelly, J. B. Oaadiiighatr: Xi L. 3Iahah''t.Ck., and all Druggists. r-

X_.

DR. BIGEL^W is tn* only Physician, at a Speataliet^ now In Chicago that can be entirely r»libd npn Oo TO JUM, and uot suffer that "horrible disease

r6m\is

in your svstem, disfifinring yoar t»oe aitu .hpdr. besidea destroying yoor happiness and- tttsro uro«DBCta of life. He has maae PBIVAT& OiSEA6ES and KEBVOUS DEBILITY hla study lor the paat twenty years, and is therefore the porsoni wliom all afflloted 'should consult. N» one ever heard of a patient of nis not being enced sffcfra bo has been in this city. Hfs reputation hiitB viinAheu in all the city papers, hla patients and the medical profession, beth h«re and abroad, as being the mcsi skilled specialist here, and a thorough aster -J all sexual diseases. If all ot&ers fail,

d»n*tTiIe-

spair, give him a oaii. It is enly a oommo&,ocenrrenoe with hinito eure suoLi cases.' His reoiut are separate fcr ladles and geinttemea., and -l.V most complete in the city. :z

Yeuita Mnijliirft PAanc-sxAtf-»oti«£—9Mtor Bigelow iferotes much of his time to the treatment ef those cases caosad t)y a a*ctec habit, Wbtrh ruins both body and mind, unfitting the uuformaaie individual for either business or society. The sad effect of thtse early habits, or the excess o£ riper years, to weaken and debilitate.th»s constitution destroy the physical and meutal powers, diminish and enfeeble the Daltirnl feeliags, and the vital energies of manhood tho pleasures 4)ttiTp,hn marred, the objectofmarriigsTruntratod, and1 eststenoe itself reud»red a term^f unceasingjnfsory and regret. Such persoo*, especially contemplating msrriag*, should lari uo tjm^ iB.Jih'alc icg immediate" apiilc« tr»attti«ttt« is enabl«d oiaubnt cur*.

icatioh, as Dr. M., hy hfs n«w to insure a tyxaud pot*•

179boutL Clark tttruat, c..rue." of 2IOUTO*, half block frotttrthe I'ost ufflc». Pest lioi

l.'A

Chicago, Ili OrBce honrs from I. K. tc

2. ~d

seud for bis '-(iuitla toileaHlr,J pablielwd niotjiIt li,,fr«e of chsrgs. 3.-T h. Bi—Litd!6t. 9(.nd far a dseeriptirecl^tulir of Pessarie ilbinedtsj, the best tfr?vettt!ve Jf isoaday tiuu kuovui. fieut to any itddrese fre« it apiudwly. 70

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prepared to'flltatl promptly. btTE -WOE S3 ABB JfEW aad located

tU.. tloi of Railroad from Indian.'

apolls tc lacint!eU, c«nibilling all f»c!liti

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South. Homing

Kfcuced^M^McteiKed-wof'kaHtfi, aodarrnngfli fvr fel Ptstos, Btadi) e»|re«»Iy fvr our work, tvof cii• Wiowtueud UMC rivi^s to the public, Witii-jut t'----er fa tion, -to ^ive general satlsfadtloe and at prTc«s that -will insuro a ready Uisrkst. ,\V» ar« a'so-pre-pared to nw»ufacture tj order, Plows ct any pattern aud traft mark, ousfesrt Autise. nrlSdwly 1 'S^'.-vfKE.^MPBK'L'i i, CO. 111

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PKKSSING :HOUSE: There is now opeaed. next do«r to tbe Clark Houso.on tho c-oro«r of Plrstand ohi* Tsrre Haute lad., a fitoam Bt-achlng an ing Zstabllshment, of Ladies' Ha Gentlemen's Hats, Straw sad description wil! be clsansd and pre