Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 August 1869 — Page 2

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TBRBB HAUTB. IND.

Tuesday Morning* August 24, 1869.

A New YOBK JOTJBNAL thinks it will furnish a mournful item to history that the Emperor NAPOLEON the Third, in A. B. 1869, could not grace any of the festivittotf In honor of the centennial birthday of

NAPOLEOH

HThb

the First, by reason of that

ignoble, plebeUfa, scurvy, and anti-impe-

Tialcomplaint

called and known as rheum

atism I So the young Prince was sent to the camp of Ohalons in the place of hi* illustrious papa. Perhaps His Majesty was made a good deal more unwell by considering how improbable it is that anybody will celebrate his

poor Mus IDA

one hundredth

birthday, and how even such a commem. oration might lead the genealogists of the future to inquire into the yexed question of who his father was.

Tribune

has a word of pity for

LEWIS

Tribune

of the Lime Rock

Lighthouse who can save her fellow-erea tares from drowning, but cannot save herself from the impertinent visits of sight seeing jackasses.. One of these creatures the

says, called and cross-exam

ined her the ether day, putting many questions in rapid succession, as follows "Do you realize much from the sale of your pictures? Do they all buy pictures? Are you engaged

Do you love htm

The "gentleman," who is, no doubt, mark ed with an' interrogation point somewhere, was substantially told to mind his own business—and he left, we suppose, to mind it. Wow this is a very exnsperat ing anecdote, but tbe worst of it is that we are not favored with tbe "gentle man's" name. We may not love him but we should like to know who (or what) his father was. So far, we also confess to curiosity.

A WRiTKR in the

Tribune,

who we think

can be none other than the venereble "Philosopher" himself, remarks that whatever else may be said of Mr.

POLLARD'

late book, it can never be denied that was written by a perfect gentleman. The author's description of Mrs, JEFFERSON DAVIS sufficiently attests his claim to be regarded as a chevalier without shame and witheut reproach. Mrs. DAVIS,according to Mr. POLLARD, "is a brawny, able-bodied woman, who has much more of mascu line mettle than of feminine grace. Her complexion is tawny, even to the point of mulattoism a woman loud and coarse in her manners, and full of social self-asser tion." The South for half a century has been charging the North with a lack of good-breeding and we venture to say that in all the North nobody could have been found to write and then print a descrip tion of a lady's person so complimentary as this. There are, it must be confessed certain graces of character in which we are still deficient.

AGENTS who have canvassed the bouth for the purpose of contracting for tbe ser vices of Chinese laborers, says a New York journal, have been to a marked degree successful. It is reported that one planter in South Carolina has contracted iorthe delivery of two hundred and fifty and that others in his vicinity have swelled the requisition to nearly a thousand, Ibe first shipload being expected by January Advices from Oregon state that about a thousand Chinamen are working on the East Side railroad. On the other hand many persons at the South writing [Northern journals, think that tbe intro duction ef Chinese labor in sucfe propor tions as to compete with that of the negro would have a ruinous effect would create a terrible contest between the African and Asiatics, and end in making a howling wilderness of tbe Southern States. These writers contend that the negro now works well, and that what is needed is intelligent Europeon labor, and above all Northern capital, to so organize the present col ored labor as to bring its latent forces in to more active and profitable use-

jglory of Washington will not depart from it for a generation or two and« when it becomes absolutely necessary for tbe seat of government to be transferred from tbe .banks of the Potoriiac, it will be to some point west of tbe Mississippi."

TiHKi&aiB is still in a political ferment the end of the warm contest between SENTEB and STOKES has not brought peace to that perturbed State Mr. EMERSON ETHXRIDQK keeps the po litical embers in a glow by long and fre quent speeches. He says bitter things of that other incorrigible political free-lance, ex-President ANDREW JOHNSON. Repudiation is Mr. ETHKBIDGE'sspecial hobby he does not advocate it as a measure t0 ba immediately carried out, but insists that it will be universally advocated in the Bbort space of two years. Prophecies on the stump are effective, but they are seldom if ever fulfilled. Mi ETHERIDQEI if he lives until 1871, will feign forgetfulness of bis present prognostics. In the early days of the late rebellion, a Southern statesman, of ripe experience in pub lie affairs, emphatically promised to drink every drop of blood that would be shed for the preservation of the Union. Of course he never reverted to that declaration after the little affair at Bull Run yet he was as wise in his day and genera tion as is now the Hon. EMERSON Ethk RIDQE.

THE Philadelphia Inquirer says: "The advocates of the removal of the Nationtlf Capital from Washington to some point in the Mississippi Valley, have had bomb of a most destructive character thrown in the midst of tbeir camp the shape of a communication from Commissioner SARGENT. "That gentleman makes a strong point hitherto strangely overlooked, viz: that tbe seat of government cannot be removed from its present site save by an amendment to the Constitution. The

Inquirer

asserts

that "this view of the case is sustained by all lawyers who have read Mr. SARGENT'S important and learned statement," and concludes that "It will prove a death blow to tbe hopea of those who expected to remove the public offices westward forthwith. Many years will elapse before the fiastern and Middle States consent to have the seat of government moved toward the boundless West. The

The Methodist lay Vol®.

Although a larg« majority of the Methodists have voted in favor of lay representation, the question has come up, is the majority sufficient to instruct tbe General Conference? The vote itself is of no binding force, it haviDg been i&vi ted to ascertain tbe wishes of the denomination. It is held that the vote being comparatively meager, perhaps not half the members having voted, the majority though considerable, is not, after all, necessary a true expression of the popular will- The

Methodist

c6mbats this view

with several cogent arguments, conclud ing as follows: "Having invited the people to vote, and tbe vote having been given,we can not with tbe facts here cited before us,set aside the result as insufficient. Regarded as a form of petition, the vote is overwhelming tested by tbe principles applicableto a strictly legal election, it accords with tbe one which governs our own practice —the competency of the majority of those present and voting to decide all questions."

No Short dresses in England—Bad Lack of British Ladies. Frcm tbe Revolution. 1

Among tbe ladies whom one meets in walking in London, you are struck with the lack of taste in dress. They wear little or no hoops or crinoline, and instead of the pretty and convenient short street costumes which Parisian and American ladies have adopted, they stilt drag about or hold up, in an awkward attempt at better things, the long, trailing skirt which other nations discarded long ago They say that short dresses will never be worn during the reign of Victoria, whose feet, as well as her royal daughters', are plebeian in their large size and clumsy shape and therefore, as the ladies of Queen Elizabeth's time bad to wear ruffs because she needed to cover a deformity in her neck, so the women of the present age in England must keep on long dross, ea because Victoria has to hide her feet.

Two Hen Strangled to Death in a Weil. The Nashville

Union

and

American

gives the following particulars of the death by suffocation of two negroes Brentwood, Tenn.:

Treatment or Choy-Chew on a Pacific Mail Steamer. 1 A San Francisco correspondent relates an incident which occured on a recent passage of tbe Pacific Mail steamship Colorado, which indicates that the Chinese are not always safe from "prejudice against color," and that, no matter what may be their social position, or intellectual acquirements, they are not better than "niggners" in the eyes of some people. A young, and wealthy Chinese merchant, who bad been engaged in husiness in California, went back to China to take a wife of the daughters of bis people, and with his blushing bride, attended by two maid servants, had taken passage on thoBteamship above named. The dainty lady, who was quite a beauty aftsr the style of her country, never ventured to show her little feet outside of her stateroom but ber husband, speaking English perfectly, and thoroughly versed in our American customs, took bis seat at the dinoer table among the other passengers, But for the flowing silks of his natinonal costume, he would hardly have been de tected as a foreigner, yet tbe coarse and old sea captain took offence at his presence and insulted him to such extent that the "gentle Chinaman," to avoid lutther trouble, took his meals in bis own room

This man so grossly outraged by tbe old sea dog was none other tban ChoyChew, tbe wealthy and accomplished merchant who recently accompanied the com mercial party frdm San Francisoo to Chicago, ior the purpose of visiting our island emporiums and eastern seaports, to ascertain what openings they offer for the industry and enterprise of bis courtry men. It was this same gentlemen who made the admirable speech at Chicago before tbe Board of Trade, and was so warmly received by the members of the Ways and Means Committee of Congress and introduced to the leading merchants of the Western metropolis—feasting at tables at which the rough old sea captain would scarcely be permitted to sit

Is Marriage in Danger?

From the New York World Tbe growing laxity of tbe marriage tie and tbe ease with wbich divorces are now obtained in nearly every State in tbo Union bave called out, on tbe one side such men as President Woolsey to de claim againBt the dangers wbich threaten this social relation, and, on tbe other side there is now a regular school of writers and religionists who boldly announce their opposition to the marriage institu tion. The small beginning of Nichols, who wrote a novel advocating free-love, has at last culminated in an established literature devoted to tbatend. As'might be expected, Chicago is the seat of this new school of writers, and Chicago publishes and supports a large weekly journal avowedly devoted to the abolition of marriage and the substitution of the largest license. The contributors to this journal are generally women, somo of whom sign only their initials to their contributions, while others boldly annex tbeir names, maiden or marital, to the ideas thoy advance or advocate. The West is also producing a series of novels written by Eucb women as Mrs. J. S. Adams and Mrs. Caroline'Fairchild Corbin, covering with tbe tbin disguise of a story a pro nounced advocacy of the free-love doctrine. One of the writers in anti-marri-age organ to which we refer, says in a recent issue: "Thereis scarcely anything left now but the name of marriage, so loose is the system of divorce becoming, when parties are left as free to unmarry as to marry, and that point is almost reached. The old idea of marriage is dead past hope of resurrection and this writer rejoices that it is so, becaute marriage "iB contrary to the whole spirit ef the age."

The supporters of the new organ and the new school of anti-marriage literature may be counted by the thousands at the West, and at the East even Mrs, Stanton has written a pamphlet which more than insinuates that tbe existing laws relating to marriage are necessarily bad because they are wholly framei by men. Tbe laws relating to divorce are every year and everywhere becoming more lax.

The other day conservative South Carolina granted, at Chariastoa, the first divorce ever permitted in tut" State. The women's rights business is really an approach toward individualism and individual action in all things, in regard to the mrriage relation with tbe rest. The positive advance the new and dangerous doctrine-is making and the hold it is taking upon large masses of people is a matter of grave import to the future of this country, and subject eomtnends itself to tbe philosophers and preachers who are interrstedin our social progress.

J.4.. .-..T:

CAN it be possible that over Five Million Bottles of PLANTATION BITTERS have been sold during tbe past year It is almost incredible, nevertneless, it is absolutely true, and is the most convincing proof of ibeir wonderful medicinal and bealtb-reetoring qualities. Every family should be supplied with these Bitters, at whatever coat or trouble it may be to obtain them. Be careful that you get the genuine, and that you are not imposed upon by a spurious article, dwlw

MAGNOLIA

Mr. Newland, of that place, -hired the two colored men, Mark Sneed and Phil. Hughes to dig deeper in his well, it having gone dry. They having gone down about forty feet, and drilled out a deep hole for another blast, loaded it,and made all preparations to lire it off. Tbe blast failed to explode, when Phil. Hughes went down in tbe well to rearrange tbe fuse. He soon commenced coughing and gave signs of strangling, when he was immediately pulled up, and when nearly to the top, be fainted and fell lifeless to the bottom. He too showed signs of suffocation, and was being fast drawn up, when at the same point the first one got to, he fell out of the tub, and died in about thirty minutes. The other lived about sixty minutes. They could be heard at tbe bottom of the well groaning, ^ftor several attempts they were hookod out,and will be buried to-day. Both of the men were hard working, polite, and stood well in the neighborhood.

WATER.—Superior to the

best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. 10-dwlw

In Numb ERA there is safety, it was upon'this principle that the formula of Judson's Mountain Herb Pills was prepared. It was not the result of one man's knowledge. Dr. Judson intending to spend a fortune in advertising bis pills consulted the most intelligent and learned physicians, of tbe age, and the result was the production of a simple but efficacious medicine tbe Judson's Mountain Herb Pills. These pills cure Billiousness, Dispepsia, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Female Irregularities. They bave now been used many years by tbe

GBAPK CROP OF .NEW JERSEY—The Passaic vineyards of Dr. Speer have never been so loaded with grapes as the vines are this year. If not injured by too much rain or early frost, the quantityas well as quality of the Speer vintage will exceed anything heretofore east of the Allegheny mountains, especially the Oporto grape, from which the Doctor's celebrated wine is mado. All kinds of fruits are abundant.—Newark (N. J) Daijy Advertiser.

MILITARY CLAIMS.

DAVID S. DANALDSON, Military Attoraey, Notarv aad tlalm Ageat, Kegiilarly Aatherized and Llceased. Office—Farrington Block,

N. E. Corner Public Square,

UP STAIBS, FIUST Doea,

TEBBE HAUTE, IND.

Pension Claims Prosecuted, Arrears of Pay Procured, BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,

•V Refer to Herohantt, Bankers ami Citizens I generally, and to any one of tko tbouiand whose claims bave boen obtained by me.

All Invalid Pensioners not exempted, or not having passed two Biennial Examinations, must be tzamineil Sept. 4, 18G9, Th^y shffild be here on that day. jaddwtf D. S. DANALDSON

READ!

A TOTAL

Human Race,

Especially tbe Eclipse that is now taking place respecting the wellare of mankind. All Tonics and lti.ni BittetB1, and Patent Medioines, are being eclipsed by tbe

Standard Wine Bitters

ALFRED SPEER,

The Host Wonderful Medicine Known. Cares In I every c«ta the weak and sickly. Children grow robuut.

GREAT EXCITEMENT

In all parts of tbe coantry on tbe dl scovery of this oombinstioa of SPSEB'S NATIVE WINE with Peruvian Bark and Herbs and Roots. Orders are ponrln in from all parts of the we rid.

It promotes digestion, aots upon the Liver and the Kidneys, and crettes a Hungering Appetite.

MOTHERS,

I( you love your children, wisb to make tfaem healthy and prolong tbeir lives, use these Bitters and no other. Pon't fail to aak for

QHEGARAY INSTITUTE

ENGLISH and FRE NCH.

For Yonng Ladlrs and Miasts, Boarding and Day Pupils, 1527 & 1529 Spruce St., Philadelphia. Penn., will re-open on Monday, September 20th, French ie tbe language of the family, and is constantly ipoken ia the Institute.

MADAME D'HEUVILLY,

jyeidoodlm Principal.

JOHN BARNIKLB.

Merchant Tailor, UAIK BTBXKT,

Over Saxton $ Walmsley't Dry Goods store

Would respeotsully call the attention of the clJIEena of Terre Haute, and the publio in general, that he has rented rooms above Saxton A Walms» ley's Dry Goods store, tor the purpose of earrying

merchant Tailoring. He ksepa always on band a FASHIONABLE SELECTION OF OASS1MEBBS, VESTINGS, CLOTHS, Ao., and Is ready t» make it up In The Lateat Style *nd on Slior't Notice, and on very Seasonable Terns. Having no high rents to pay, he promises to make up to order, whether tbegeodsbe furnished by him or not.— Everything in his line cheaper than anywhere else.

Cutting dene and warranted to flt. A liberal patrouage solioited. ang29dtf.

QOAL AND WOOD.

O, C. NliNKiRO AND tfltUAM BARBICK Having formed a partnership under the name of Stunkard A Barrick for the sale of Coal and Wood, wonld respectfally announce to public that they will keep constantly on hand and lor sale at lowest ratea, all kinds of Coal at wbolesaleand retail, also Wood for the fall and winter trade. Office at No. 25 Buatin House, Terre Hante, Ind. All orders for Ooal filled promptly. A share of the publio patronage is respectfully solicited.

MB. BABRIOK also wen Id inform the public that he inteads to open, at the Coal OOce above named, a Qeneral Collection Agency for the collection of notes aad accounts which may be plaoed ia his hands for collection, and hopes by prompt attention ta business ta merit a share of the public patronage.

JelSdSm

WILLIAM BABBICK.

NEWADVERTISEMENTS.

Ohio,

IteafceiiYille,

&ay

Semin

Delightfully sitaated on the banks of the Ohio. Forty jeans in saccessfu* operation. Unusual advantages ie solid and WBiMttal braaebea.— School jaat «f forty wesks begins September 7, 1869. Entire expense about $5.80 a week. ISm-

ty-five

par

Bead for (Malagas to BIT. CttAS. O. BEATTY, D. D., LL. D., Snperintsndtni, or BEY. A. I. RE ID, A. M., Principal.

ONLY ©HE DOLLAR FOR ZIOlTfl BEBUD to Jan. 1st, 1870. A first-clam lilaat rated Religions Journal of 16 pagee. 200 Contributors 5 Editors. The cbeapestpapsrin ths land. 92 60ayear la advance.— Speciaen copies free. £. D. WINS LOW, Pub* liahar, 11 Oornhill, Boston.

OIL TOUR HARNESS Fmb Miner's prepared Hams- Oil WMklB(, in new styls cam, neat and convenlant.

Preserve Tour Leather! SUP TOOB FKfTDBI Frank Miller's Leather Preservative id Hater mefOtl Blacking, thirty yean In market. Sold by retail and jobbing bonus everywhere. FRANK HILLIU CO., 18 and 90 Osdar St., Hew York.

Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

For tbe Delicate Skin of Ladles aad Children. BOLD BT ALL DBDMISTS.

Qenlt:—We

public and thousands of testimonials bear I quality, saperlor to any we have ever used.witness to their virtues. As a family Your»,fco. ^13 SBAW, BiiAFOHABD a CO.

medicine they are unrivaled. Give the Mountain Herb Piils a trial. Sold by all dealers. Aug.3dwlm

Patent Ground,

i'ii. jK

NEBRASKA.—Its

READ!!

ECLIPSE

Has certain effects upon tbe constitution of the

ing Tobacco,

Speer's Standard Wine Bitters. (jfiAND INVESTMENT If cne store has not got them, don't be put off I with something else. The best druggists have them.

Great Excitement in Salt Lake

Over these Bitters. Thousands are being onred by them, tea Brlghem Tonng's letter of the wonderful cures.

See that my signature Is over the coik of each bottlt. A. SPEIB, Passaic, New Jersev.

G. T. LUDLOW, Strand, Loidjn, Agent for Great Britain. J. LA FOT, Paris, Agent for the Continent of Europe. /Said by Druggists generally.

The Greatest Tonic of the Age.

Soli,Cliaiate aad People

4 pamphlet for 25o. Address I'ropsejf I KalD, Lincoln, Nob.

#9 A Day for all. Address A. J. FCLLMAN, ll-.Y

"•J^ilPlOYMlUiT that pays.

Per day Discontinued. Having obtained an extenaive and wide-spread sale for our ''(JKNTUBI" brand of

PSYCHOMANOY,it

tany

for

F.:

NEWADVI

Fmale

TCTOMH OP WISDOM

LOCK HAVEN, PA.

HKSSBS. LIFFIHCOTT ABAUTWUL, Pittsburgh, Pa.

have been using your make of Ceng

Saws in our Hill, and find them, in point of

Lippencott & Bakewell's

-1

Patent ^TMnpir,

(STAMPED)

fCiB XJ LAB

SAWS-

".its* ub j,. 'nj4.~'r.IJamwowk, W. Y. IJIPPEHCOTT & BAKEWF.LI.:—We have no trouble I with your Saws tbey don't need to be lined up with paper we put them on tbe Handrel and they go right along.

Temper perfectly uniform and quality nnsnrpasstd. Kejpectfnllv, OHAS.A. FOX. LIPPENCOTT & BAKKWRLL, I Mannfactnrersof Circular, Mulay, Bill Gang and

Croat-Cut Saws. Chopping Axes, all shapes.— I Colburn's Patent Axe. Shovels, Spades and Mile's Patent Covered Scoop.

W A

W I

Baling Pasaioa la 1 Yoath and Barly Maa hood, with naif-help far the erring aad aafortaaata. Sent la naiad nlni^ltw of charge.— Addreae Hawaaa Aaocianoa, Box P., Phila., Pa.

TUBS

if aim

cent, deduction Jar daughters of mimistera.

arCkrealcaatSeiwl

For particulars

-KJ address S. M. 8PENOEU CO., Brattle, boro, Vt.

$K SKWIHG MACHINE. $8 Tbe celebrated ATLANTIC PKIMI0M SBWINQ MACHINE, warranted five years price $8 basnoeqnal ladies pronounce it worth three times tbeprict willstitcb, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, bind, braid, oord and embroider elegantly.— Agents clear 10 to CiOlier day. A sample machine, boxed, with directions for using, private terms to Agents, order book for canvassing, certificate of Agencv seat C. O. D., $8. Adclrets the ATLANTIC SEWING MAOH1NK CO., KochfSter, New York.

Fiat-Cut Chew

we desire to announce that we SHALL

nor pack daily #100 in tbe small tin foil papers alter this date, July 1st, 1869, its merits being to favorably recognized that this inducement Is no longer necessary. To avoid misapprehension, however, we would add that we shall continue to pack orders for MSCBSCBA.uh FIFES in our "YACHT CLUB" and "KlfREKA" brands of SMOK. INOTOBSCOO.

The "1ACHT C1UB" is devoid ot Nicotine, and cannot injure the health, and is especially recommended to people of sedentary occupations or nervous constitutions.

Tbe trade are invited to send for circnlare. P. LOHlLliAKD, New York.

GLOBE

GOLD AND SILVER

Mining Company.

Located at Monitor, Alpine county, California. S®"parties having $5 to $6,009 to invest la the 8AFKST AND BEST M1NIN6 KNTKBPBISK EVKB OFFERED lo toe PC BMC, are desired to write IMMEDIATELY for tllrcalara and terms ot subccriptiou, to J. W1NCHKSTER, Pres't, 36 John Street, NeWlork,

A won-

eltbsr Bex can

or SOUL CHARMING),

fascinate any one they wish, instantly. (All poslessee ibis power.) It teaobes how to get rich.— Alchemy, Dr. Dee's and Allen's Csballa, Bind-.

derfnl book shows how either

ic, Mesmerism, Spiritualism and a thousand otner wonders. Sent by mail for 26 oents. Address T. WILLIAM It CO., Pnblisbets, south Seventh street, Phi'adeiphia, P*.

ASM your Dortor or Drngglit for 8WKJTI' 4tCINIMlC—it equals (bitter) Qninine. UTil by F. STGABMH, FABB A CO., Chemists, New York.

by tbe Metropolitan ckft Co.—Cmh fiifls to the Amount |of fSOO.OOV,JEvcry Ticket Draws a Prize. 6 Cash Gifts Each 20,600 10 10,000 20

the Treat*at

fieat Vitmtf Mmrnm/i.—The

i—A Pkftiolo-

cheap art hook ever

pahllshsi naUlaBig aaarty 90» pagas, sad ISO See plates aaS engravings of the aaatamy of the homan organs la a atate of health aad disease, with a treatise oa early errors, lta deplorable consequences apoa tfcemiad aad" body, with the aathor's plan of treataaeat—the only rational aad saaceasfhl mode of care, as shown by a'raport of cnaaetreated. A trathfal advisarto the married and those contuspfeting marriage who entertain doubts of their phytical condition. Bent free at postage to any address on receipt

25 cents, ia

•tampsorpostalcurrency,by addressing Dr. LA GBOIX, So. 31 Xaidsa Laae, Albaay, H. The author may be coaeulted apon any of the diseases upon which his books trsat, either personally or by mail, and mediciaes eent to any part of the world.

"VM$ U-1 *«tl

gTONB and MAItBLE WORKS

WAITER ft BPPIIMHIOUSBII.

•ran

Bteae Balldlag Work, Italian Marble and

[Scotch Granite Monuments.

I Marble, Slate snd [Iron •••tela, sad ttratea.

Steam Works and Shops on OfiKBBY St.', between 9th and 10th, near Maia For specimens of onr work we.aefer to Deming'i Block. Ste2ropolltaa Block, Cory's and Bage'i I Buildings, Nationalist*te Bank, Mew Poetoffioe,

JOHN HAN BY,

Ac.

Me Qregor'saad Darning's Monuments, Ac.,

COMMISSION MERCHANT And Wholesale and Betail Dealer in all kinds of Grain. Warehouse, on north First St., at Canal Basin, Terre Haute, Indiana.

BV Strict attention paid to receiving and forwarding goods. je]8-!wih'

I' \fvvi vjn-

f. /.£#£•-

1 4l''

I 1 O

is lh%firsl inquiry tbe sick make concerning a I Medicine. Suppose TARRANT'S BFLTzIR APE* RIUT Is the subject of the interrogatory, what then? Simply this reply. It Will relieve aad cure bcMacbe, naasea, flntalener, aerveusnesg, costtveaess, debility, kiiioasacas aad Indigestion.

Sold by Druggists everywhere.

S CD.

I O N S A E A E 1 CANDY MANDFACTOBY, AND

O S O E

FBABTK HE1HICIA BBO Manufacturers of all kind* of

A E S

BREAD and OAKES,

an a In

O E 1 E 8

On Lafayette fit., between Canal and Depot, E A E INDIANA. Orders left at Julius Miessen's, No. 16 north I *tb street, will lie promptly attended to.

Having put in STEAM we are enabled to meet all orders in our line promptly and with satisfaction, and wil sail at tbe lowest tales. ja20dtf

LEATHER, HIDES *C.

L. A. BUBNE rT. A. BURNETT

JOHN F. MKACUASC.

CO.,

Manufacturer and Dealer in

Leather, Hides, Oils, Shoe Find lngs, and Currier's Tools,

I Mas. 144*149 MAIN ST., TKBRK HAUTE, IND.,

W CASH for Hides, Fnrs, Sheep Pelts, Deer Skins, Tailow, and Leather in the Bough.

Consignments always Receive Prompt Attention.

mayfidwtf

M. SMITH, Chemical Dye Works, Second street, between Main and Cherry, adjoining the Stewart Home.

Dyeingin all its branch**, such as Crspe Shawls Bibbona, Silk of all kinds. Merino and DeLalne Dresses Curtains, Plumes, Lace, Velvet. Parasols and Fringes. Particular attention pail to Cleaning and BeBnisbing, without danagiog the colors, such articles as Orepa Shawls, Silk Dresses, Merino and DeLaiue bresees, Brochs Shawls, aihnidre Mhawls, Cloaks, Oarpats and Piano vdrs. Cleaning of Oents' OjaU Pants and sts neatly done,

T1T

6,000

1,000

200 204 300 1( 60 Elegant Bosewood Pianos...Each V300to 9750 75 Melodeons 75 to 100 8tO Sewing Uacbinra Co to 175 600 Fine Gold Watches 75 to 300

Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, Ac., all VALUED AT $1,000,000

A Chance to Drato Anf of the above prites

for 25c.

Tickets describing Prises are SEALED in Envelopes and thoroughly nixed. On receiptor 26 cents, a Sealed Jicket is drawn without choice and sent by mail to any address. Tbe Prise named upan it will be delivered to the ticket-holder on payment of On* DOLLAR. Prizes are immediately sent to

address by express or return

•qail. lea will Itaow what roar Prize Is before fOI pay for It, Any price may be EXCHANGED

another of the same value. Ho Blanks. Our patrenscan depend on lair dealing. REFEEEKCES.—We select the following from many who have lately drawn Valuable Prists aod ki»d|y permitted us to publish tbem Andrew J. Burns, Chicago, 10,000 Hits Clara 8. Walker, Piano, 800 James M. Matthews, Detroit, 6,000 Joha T. Andrews, Savannah, 6,000 Miss Agnss Simmons, Charleston, Piano, 000. We publish no names without permission.

Opinions of the Press.—"The firm is reliable, and deserve their success."—Weekly Tribune, 4fay 8. know them to be a fair dealing firm."—N."We

Herald,

May 38. "A friend of

ours drew a 500 prise, which was promptly received."—Daily VnM,Jgne 3. Send fer circular. Liberal inducements to Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every package of Sealed Envelopes contain one CASH GIFT. Six Tickets

tor 1

13 for 2 33 for 6 110 for

16,00. All letters should be addressed to

HiKPER, WILSON is CO., 173 Broadway, 9. Y.

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logs, Sorceiies, Incantations, Demonology, Msg- |nlU rTK A I rC COLLECrS.' Marriage Guide, I

NEAB CINCINNATI.

This well-known Institution will commence its Twenty-first ysarof study, on TUDBSEAT ths 19th of September next.

The highest educational advantage enjoyed, nnder.a full corps of experienced sad approved Teachers.

Extensive ornamseted Grounde. Beautiful Buildings wiih modern improvements. Elevated situation, overlooking thesuberba of Cincinnati.

Pi ices Low beyond example. For further information, or for Catalogues, apply to tbe President.

REV. N. 0. BDBT, D. D.

jyl0-2tnw*2tau COLLEGE BILL, OHIO

ILL POSTIJSGf'

11® Main St.,

Is now prepared'to do all kinde or Bill Poating, Distributing and Painting on fencee, in tbe moat •rlistic mannsr and ths most ressonsble t«rn.». All ordere will be promptly attended to. aprll7dtf

COAL.

gULLlVAN COUNTY COAL

Being now prepared to Oil all orders tor Sullivan County Ooal, wbich is claimed to be equal to tbe Brazil, for all domestic purposes, will deliver to any part of tbe city, by leaving your order at office of E. B. Bryant A Co., U. I. Bipley, or J. A. Foot'e Tee Store, with whom 1 have made.arrangements to 111 all orders, and givs all information In regard to the buelness.

OlCatf J. A. MOBQAN.

H&UfWM'

COAL.

R1VBR

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JOHN MoFABLAMB la new selling the bsst article of Bivsr Ooal, ssreeaed oa tbe widest screen ia use ia Vigo coaaty, at as low a figure as an inferiorartialecaa be parobased. Tboee wishing to lay in a supply shoald look to their latereats, aad bay tha bast when it ie as cheap ae a irrtcU.

Orders left at tha Poet Ofloe Lobby, at the "Tlgo Oounty Boalea," or addraaaad to Boa 6M P. O., Terre Haate, will reoeive prompt attentioa. angl7dtf

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THE BLE88INO O* PEEEIOT filOHT. There is nothing so valaiMs .aA-MMtOT SIGHT, and FliniR IIQHT can only be obtained by aslng FlttV

SPECTACLES I Ths diOsalty of Procarina which is WBIXKHOWN.

Messrs. LAZARUS ft M«1

Occvliats aad Optlcii

HABTFOBD, CONM., MANTJFACTTII wtn of tho celebrated

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3^ i.., am

Perfected Speotae]

have, after years of Expsrisaea, and ths erection of Mstly machiasry, be bled to produce that OBAnD DESIDEltATI

Perfect SptictaolM

which havsbsM sold with aalimlted satisfactloa to ths-wsaiatil In Msssschnsstts, NevTotk, ICWij iS

New Jer»ey, Bhode Islaad, iw .8 A MtKiti* Ohio, PsunlfMla, 1 j' Ooanectlct

No. 161 Main atraal, Nattoaal Hotel baUAtag, j. I Sole Agsat for Tsrrs Bants, lad.

MANUFACTURERS. IUm

BAIRIE CITY PL4I*} MiUB.

CLIFT A WIL jj3KAiivvaqTvaaaa o* 1

Sash, Doors, Blinjds,

WlBdewaad Doer FTMMSt HoildiM Br*efcetB\ Stair Mlige, I a a

Newell FeeIs, -al *w

"jS2S nertnssi»niBg,U, And all dttscriptioiu of Jfoiiibod Lnkber. 11|^|^

Wholesale and Retail Dealer*

Lath aad

Slate Roofing,

Cement

fasti

Coston Sawlag, Plaalic aai Ween uritK DONE to ORDHR4

All Warrantedt

Corner of Ifinth tnd Malbanj (M^A| Ja2Sdtf

i- a. WILDT7 tawa -d«mri

WIUn.m«U»AM4

QuTiageEcartiKtaren, Corner 9d aad Walaat sltssla, Bspairlag dons Promptly aad at Low Eataa-:

IMIAAATOUfc.

We have lately wsvsd ftaa ear old warttasm, Ma.se htU IlltaoU ttmt to the above lasaOe*, whets we are prepared to oflkr

PABLOB •UIN

In all aad twond la Tarty, ot Flash.

oods, and (Xoth,

Chamber „A~

In all woods.

1 3Alast Washington St., Indianapolis.

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rUKNlTIIBE CO.,

MINI*

Mr* «CAJt4^}}

l^eclal Inducements

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Suits

In oiled walnut, aah, eheetaat, oak, aili|as} or rosewood.

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rOftAe tiiil Wood Beit Olilri,

BOFAB AND LOTJHQES rt

if. fem,, bv,

[TABLES of every kind, tit

Qllt and plain

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Fife?

bltttthi yUifi '.J.iii'i.s

Inlaid and Boquet Stonda &o. •.!«»(«v «v bm't

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PabUo IDBI HAUTE, IND

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l&v HAVE THE

Haifilloi

Tornado, __ Dayton Pitts

Se^iratoirS Horse Powers, With EXTBAI flnr lbs fans,

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Jcat, Michigan, IBfnols, MsirlBsapshlrs,

ennont, Maine, fiiJ and the British Previacts, dartag ths past njns Those Celebrated Perf«cted Spectsotea aaveTtire the eye, and last many ysars without cfcaagt!

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Messrs. LAZABDS A M0BBI8 hate apfoiiated

S. B.] JFBBEMAH, Dealer in sll kinds of American andgwiM Watohes. Fine Jewelry, Diamonds, Solid tllvs* aad Plated ware, Clooks,-Valisy Goods, Ac Ac

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[I^.KfTHS'S lateat improve^

GRAIN DBILXi.

mono ts-Aii &

mi*\ The Drill ie Cheaper

ths a any sthsr, aad will he sold on time ta responsible parties, bat extra ladaoements are of. (trad cash buyeis. We hays tha bsst

""ONE HORSE DRILL

I For sawing Whset in standing oorn la bs f»und anywhsrs.

CAJW Mflia rith horisontai Boilers, with vertical B«Usrs.rd «a. „}-t

OIDEB EILU-MH 'eiaeef 'T^ree prises.

WVery Drill, Cane Mill aad Older Mill warranted. We an prepared to Ail orders fer DBAIH, LTUUB and PIPE of any sissaad in any quantity, I au to fteralsh sstlaates ot cost of draining land it data ars givsn. -SFONSA

Sc.

A TTBHTION -TL COHTBA Wa maaafacturs 8TE1 (Mn ths most approved patts largs, but Hght, ara aafcUy tUad, Wotk atsel bottem with tha

BOOKS, APERS

He. 100 Mala at.

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NATIONAL

This Company issued, MONTHS of its azistsnce

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SEvsrythlagln tke^fsli iJBMl-SUbBS*

1PURN1TURE LINE!

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UBiid it^ fjy .nw* jOf ths vsry finsst auks, and as cheap as ths Salts qaallty af sssaafactars caa he obtained at any other point, east or wsst.

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LIFE INSURANCE CO

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United States of America

CIAKVIKU by 8PICUL ACT if COMMtt!

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OAfiH CAPITAL |l,000f000

BKAMOK Omc^ PBTDiDILPHIA «.»

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OLAJUMCE H. CLABK, MUadslphta, PiagMeat. JAT OOOKI, Chairman Finance and Bason Ootatalttee. 11: HEHBT D. COOKE, Wasslagt«n, VIce-President. EMEBAON W. PUT, Philadelphia. Seorstary and Aotaary. EBANOIS O. SMITH, K. D., Philadelphia, H«il ical Directon.

in the tfrst T£K "5vt Tt

5,395 POLICIES,

$15,142,800.

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This Company offers to its

Aoi.

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Pelicy-Holderv.

E E S E I

by its Cash paid up Capital of One Million Dollsrs, end gusraatees ta insared, by its

Zoto Rates of Premium,

L&BfiB BIVISIMDS IN AiVAXCE, Or a Bevsrsioaary Dividend of 100jper cent, by its

Return Premium" Plan.

7£ftiQ.

GENERAL AGENTS. JOHH W. K1XIS CO.. OINCTirNATI, OHIO, deneral Agents for Ohio and Oentral aad South em Indiana. 5»J J- A"OOTE,

Mdwly Agent Ibr Terre Haute, Ind, •"a

fit

RAILROADS.

INDIANAPOLIS ST. 10U18 B. tt.

SUMMER, ARRANGEMENT.

3 TIMM mm TIA1H8 Diilit

Terre Haute and all Cities .and Towns West

Mo.B.B. leave PaciHcB,B. Macoa, srrlvs Jsfleraon City, Kanssa City, Leavenworth Lawrence, Topeka, BS. Jteeph, Omaha,

EU» iinus.»J

.iluaai 6£fi dii'w I Iteaaaotehofceor break the grain, the feedia I doas by a series of flaind vhseis ONDE1 raoiftiNkt rou, im aa«roior

iiar&VA'sanK Jtk ft* is tawla*s1by a aamber ot cogI wheals teniae a soaa, and perihetly under coaFtmaf tMsdrtvatwhoMgalasd by a very simple I aadeSetoBeiaad Measure attaehsd to the Drill. I the oog-whasls ars Bat loots aad Habls to bs lost I bat ars esNaa* to the Drill and the feed isxsgu I lated without moving a wheel

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•ttMt -ii i* Condensed Time Schedule, May 15,1869

Dally Kvsry Day except Sundeys.

Weetward. Niiht ex.] Fast SX. Might ex. Yerra Hants, leave 11.10 4.36a 10:30 am Mattooa, arrive I:4Tam 9:19 am 1:12pm 12^9 pm 19:19 pm 1:05 1:06 «a

Toiono, Ohampaign, Chicago, Oentral Ie, Oairo, Pans, Dtoatnr,'. Alton, St. Iioais, via. llorth

HENDRICH

fiOAD

RATTi

COHTBAOTOBS.

atecture STEEL BOTTOM 0CBAPEB4 tteraa. They are aad ran on tha least draft. We

are prepared to ail ordere fir any namber wanted. Wm. J. BALL *00., Eegls Iron Works,

Oor. let ead Walaatate., Tsrrs Haate, Ind. jel«-dsm

A.f H." DOOLEY,

VtUUM

No. 100 Mala it. I No. 100 Main st.

KMVKLOP8.

No. 100 Mala st.

ifetiwri&fi* TEKKK HAUTB, IND,

TAILORING.

EMva jaat taaalved aad aaw apea to (ha la**aeral

Coiered

€tetk GeaHag, Oaflflhaere aad

ViSBTlNGf,

la allshsilsi, which! piapose to make as ta OBDnialiwJtM aad bsst

MI-'INFT FLTYLE,

IJeadtf

Oaehort adttoe. Ohsspsr thaa thsy caa be anywhaia waa*. Pleaae sail oa PEED. acaLEWIHO,

1:£3 am 1:66 I :00 a ni 1:46 2:00 am 9.66 6:60 6:05 7:60

G:I0 t:U 10:60 a a |:4J pat 4:00 pm 2:00 am 3:36 as 11:00 am 6:30 am 1:60 pm &3B am 2:18 t:36ant 4:00

9:10 a 4:30 ia 0:30 am 9:16 am 4:46 pm 9:16 am 6:90 lUlaa 1:30 a 8 1 5 2 4 3 1 6 a

OQpm 6:00 am 11:00a 12:16 am 6:30 a 13:16 a 10.36 am 10:36 a 10:36 a lt:06 pm 1S.-M pat IfcOd lg:00 8:16 am 12:00 7.00am 3:30 pm T:(0sm

AccojtaotfKtf9 laavea Terre Haate dally, exceptBaaday, at 4.-S& m, arrival at Mattoui 7:36 pm, Toloaa 1:33a a aad Chicago 8:00 a m. Palace Steeplig Cars on all

Igfil Tri Nlgfil Trala«.

JjaggaffS Checked Through.

J. D. HEBKlltEE, /SO. 9. OABIrAMD, Oennaaa't.a at" maygl

OinlBa^'t. oa .Oea'i^aae'r Ag'C.

LAND AGENCY.

Real Estate Column

A.acixiwvd .i.

& LANQE,

Ofloe over Eirst National Beak, A. E. Oerasr of Fourth and Main fltrests,

Xerre Haute, Ind-

•ii &«<•

JONSH

AbatrscU of title fur&iahed, Lo«oi negotiated, aad Maney iBTeatad.

UIT¥ PBOPEBTT.

forty Lola la Llatoa's Addition to Terre Heat* House aad lot, eaat OMo etree*, Moaaa aad lot. la KoMarrala'a Addltlttoa, Hones aad lot la fliblsy'saddltioa oa 6th street, Heaae aad lot la Be«e*a addition oa 8th street, House aad lot oa Poplar, between 8th snd 7tb •treats,

Hoaaa aad lot oa Morth lib, between Obeenat and Liatoa streets. Two baslassa Haasss oa Maia streei

OOOHTT PBOPEBTI,

Earn ef 89 acree ia Hoaey Or.k Tbwnehlp ITS aoraa la Liatoa towastalp. S Aaraa bslow the Boiling Mill, weeeeidecenal laaSMtt

BEEG'S

iUNIVEHSAL RUSSIAN HEALING SALVE 11 This valuable renudf has effected inanmerabie cares, aad bsagalas* for itsslfa grsat rttputa tioa. Ths discovsisr of this Salve has applied it with eminent sacossaia tbeasaadsof casts dor lag tha Crjsaern War, aad hae cared dengeron 1 wonnde. in many caeee eoneidered mortal.

Mr E. Btao la the Sola piss us Or of Ibe valo able secret of makiag tbie fUre from his sxp« riente la aslng It hi -fiarope aad ta« saccees it teadiag Us appllcatiOB there, he has bseq indov ed to latrodsce it Into the United biate* rr BKLIXTE9 PAtH: those who have wounds, braises, cuts of sii kiads, or sores, Felons, Scratches^ Maeuniio Bitee, Eroat Biltea Jointe. Sore Lips, Chilblains Chlldrsa's Bcorbatic Oomplaiats aa Head snd' Eaee araspsedilp cared. It baa protsd of great advaatsgeto ladies, aad Is peculiarly adopted tor gathered hrsasts, sors Isga, Ac., throngh roo Basmsat, aad other caaaee.

It acta like aMgie la ramoviagBoils, Pimple., aod Ontaseoua Dlssasss, aad has been snccsss fully assd for Corns, Baaioas aad tors Throat, by apply lag axtaraaily every areaiag befuro going lo bed.

Eor sale by efldruggists. Jrlce 35c,, 60c, and psr Jar. OOoe 9G0 Bowery,

tor

IW Maia strsat,*Matropoiitan Bloc

V. None

geaaiae aalsaa coaatsralgasd «. BEftO'S Oni versal Basaiaa Haaliag Balva. 260 Bowery, Hew Tork

sale by Joha V. Henry, No 8 College Place H. I. JyMly