Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 January 1867 — Page 4

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Friday Morning, January 25tli,18M

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UNION PRATES MEETING.—The

'iUs bedy of the new Court House was well filled yesterday morning from 9 to 10 o'* clock, the hour of prayer. The interest in these meetings is evidently increasing.

A large number of young people were present. Quite a number of the business houses being represented by their clerks— as well as bv members of the firms. This is as it should be vS ti

TH® DELUGE.—A French work recently published, maintains that every ten thousand years the waters of tha sea pass from one pole to the other, submerging and overwhelm! ng in their passage the earth and all its inhabitants. The author states that the deluge occurred 4,000 years ago, and he has sufficient regard for the comfort of the present generation to posU pone the next deluge to a period 6,000 years hence.

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I TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

Amusements—Sianor Blitz, Wanted to buy—Dwe ling Hons*.

W&* Burnett'9 odd representations of odd persons at Dowling Hull to-night.

tBF A gravel road meeting, is to be held at the old Court House to-morrow,

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A Wisconsin Court lately decided

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Prayer Meeting will be.

hold at the New Court House every Morn, ipg this week, from nine to ten o'clock.

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IMP* We understand the Odd Fellows of this city have in contemplation building a large Hall the coming season. A good move and worthy of encouragement.

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Prof. Tout is arranging for his

annual Masquerade Ball, which will take place at Dowling Hall on the evening of the 22d of next month. It will be a grand affair., /v

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g0* An enterprising quack has contrived to extract from aauiages a powerful tonic, which he aaya contains the whole strength of the original

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the sulphate of canine.

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S9"Alf Burnett appears at Dowling Sail to-night. Doors open at 6J o'clock. Entertainment begins- at 7 o'clook.- Tjokets for sale at Ban's Drug Store, at the Book Stores, and at the Ball.

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The famous Sign or Blitz ii an-

lK-, nounced to appear at Dowling Hall, Tuesday, Iwdnesday aird Thursday evenings, of next weak. He brings with him his troupe of one hundred learned Canary birds. For particulars see advertisement aad programme. .V

WANTED.—A short time since,

Daniel A. Bynum, Treasurer of Greene counVjr, sent a package or seventeen hundred aollars by a friend to Terre Haute, for expressage to the Treasurer of State, there being to. express communication di rect with IJbotnfleld. From some cause or other, the friend concluded not jto express It, managing to lose it somewhere in Terre Hauto. Mr. B. is now in the city, and ffeels 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.

The immortal "J. N." was greet

•d kst evening at the Old Court House with a large and "sympathetic'- audience. Bo fully sustained his reputation as being the greatest satirist, orator ar.d philosopher in the world. In logic, "Wobster and Calhoun were not his superiors in oratory, Clay was not his equal in sarcasm Johif Randolph would have suffered by the contrast in the music of tho voice William Wirt would have been surpassed, and [in the magnificent personal appearance of the orator, Charles Sumner would have been vastly eclipsed. "J. N." lifted the veil, and! relieved his audience from ^the "pressure/' which has been very heavy for soitto time. He has succeeded his theory has been sustained. Neither So..crates or ..Plato .were .greater in their day, than is the immortal ''J. is. in his day.

Long may he wave.

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Professor, will deliver a lecture on "Free Snowledgy.'t and will examine the numerous heads of public individuals—An* 4y Johnson, Horace Greely, Fred Douglas, John Morrisey, Dan Bice, Miss Lucy \$ Stone, and^'sich" like. u.u

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LTHONGH 'TRIS "THMUTY OTITTOEITIAPSR to be all over town and at» dozen diffop» mtpointe at tlia same time in order to keep a faithful and true record of the affairs and .improvements constantly occur* ring, we hiust confess that our double du ties in connection with the local and business departments causes the

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be ignorant of many of the events and improvements daily going forward.. 0esl» dom has this fact been so fj ed on us as when on yostMBpf we accidentally stepped into the EdiRier Estabishment of Messrs. Burnett & ROM. Some weeks since they moved into the rooms formerly occupied by Messra.^John. Scott A Son. No. 144 and 14^, Main stre«i, And from that time the carpenters, peinters and others have been at work until now there is presented truly a model establishment. A gentleman connected with the leather interest, who has traveled extensively, states that he knows of but two establishments in the Union that sur« pass it. The proprietors are loth to admit this much, and until we see the other establishments we agree with the latter.

This business building is thirty-five 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 they have the most convenient, tasteful, and so far as using all the room is concerned, tho most economical arrangement for shelf Saddlery Hardware, that ic seems possible to make. Their leather and shoe-finding department, which is also on this floor, is fitted up in a complete manner—a' 'place iJfcr everything and everything in its place."

The Office is also on this floor, and is about two.thirds of the way back from the front it is finished with ash and black walnut and varnished, and is lighted by a skylight. It is large and roomy, has a private office in one end, two large grates forgiving warmth, and is furnished with every thing necessary to make it convenient and pleasant. In fact it is a perfect

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of a counting room, and reflects credit on the taste of whoever 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, SheepSkins and all things of that kind it is also lighted by a skylight.

The second floor is used for the heavier and more bulky of Saddlery Hardware Goods and for duplicates of 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 entire* ly to Whips.

On the 3d floor is their currying and finishing shop, vrhere they seem to have every facility for carrying on that branch of their business. It is warmed by a furnace from below, which is so arranged as to heat almost the entire house with singular economy.

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

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

We lave extended this hasty mention to greater length than we intended when we wrote the heading, and yet we fail to do this model establishment justice. The wealth of Terre Haute, in manufactures and the wholesale trade is too little known even by our own people, and we hope as occasion may allow to speak of other establishments in other branches of trade.

THE AMATEURS.—Just after twelve o'clock yesterday morning we left in the haridl cf our compositors a mention of the amateur: performance of Wednesdays evening/and in putting ihe same in type, the names of the gentlemen taking the two principal characters in the afterpiece —Messrs. L. G. Hager and Ed. Aitken —were accidentally omitted, making it something like the play of Hamlet with' the part of Hamlet omitted. la consequence of this and several minor errors b} request, we reprint the notice in another column. -a*

TBOE ENOUOH.—There is no little circumstance quite so annoying as to knocs at a neighbor's door, and, upon its being opened by some blooming lass with ro£y cheeks and eyes that act upn one's heart like a volley of shot among a fiook of wild ducks, to have a malicious and spiteful little dog rush out of the hall snapping at your shins and yelping at every word you attempt to utter, like one of Mikon's infernal pups sitting before the gates of Topbet. Ifou are disconserted the appearance of the smiling beauty, and you stbnd ducking to the lady and dodging the dog, vainly endeavoring to make known your eiraud, among poorly concealed curses at the yelping cur. You amottier an involuntary the dog," with "a damp day, madam," and have a pleasing consciousness of appearing like a consumate fool generally. jptM#* .Stfewft St ..•

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Alf Burnett, the world renowned

Facial Artist and Humorist, assisted by Miss Helen Nash the popular commedian and recitationiit. makes his first appeurance at Dowling Hall tiiis evening. They are engaged by the young men's Library Association for two entertainments. Friday and Saturday nights. Mr. Burnett's reputation is well established ami familiarly known to most of our citi.Tcus. We could gay nothing that would convey any idea of tho real amount of fun and sentiment of which ho is possessed. The facial powers are truly wonderful, while the representations of odd and ludicrous characters are perfectly side-spliting. Miss Hash will read several poetic gems. She ii represented as a beautiful reader. A splendid and new programme is offered for each night: Burnett, as the learned

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OIL.—Hardly a day passes

but we are called upou to chronicle an accident causcd by the use of explosive oil. Notwithstanding the low price of oil, dealers are in the habit of adulterating it so much, that it oan hardly be used with safety. Men, women and children, are burned to deatnor maimed for life, houses are destroyed and much property is lost from usiog poor oil. In order to tell oil that will explode, it is only necessary to try the following test:

Fill a tumbler threo-fourths full of moderately cool water, then pour half a teaspoonful of oil into it, stir them together then hold a lighted match over the tumbler, and If it takes fire from the vapor before the flames com is incontact with the oil, then it is dangerous, as good oil will not thus ignite and, indeed, will not burn readily When the flaming match is thrown iuto it: while that which has bten much adulterized with benzine will emit a vapor which is nearly as explosive as gunpowder, and the oil will then burn freely.: Kerosene 'ought always to be tested in this way before using.

Go to James Moorman's for Cream

Butter and Sweet "Crackers, No. 73 Main street. dtt

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-fc^ve felt highly coispliiueated at the large and intelligent audience which -at Dowling Hall greeted their first appearance Ibis Beaten. The performance was' gotten up by young gentlemen co&itfcMlQ with the Grand Army and through that organization the proceeds are to be disbursed to needy widows and orphans of

wtuu. ptjj, deceased soldiers. It was a most fortublyimpre^ ^t^jselostiutt fn&ling £if tbo initial piece Mrs. Anna Cora Mowatt's brilliant comedy of "Fashion, or, Life in New

Terk," which is intended as a good natured satire upon some of the follies incident to anew country,.where foreign dross too often passes for g6ld, 6here the vanities rather than the virtues of other lands are too often imitated, and where the atamp of

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vant. MRS. ANNA .LANOK GOULD, as Mrs. Tiffany, a lady who imagines herself fashionable.

Misa ARCHER, as Prudence, a maiden lady of a certain age. Miss MEBCER. as Millinette, a French lady's maid.

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9S" The Vigo County Medical Society hold their, next regular meeting at Dr. Link's office Saturday, January 26th, at 7 o'clock P. M. Prompt attendance is respectfully requested. By order of the President. W. Q. ILISLET, a -'i3 [25-d2t. Secretary.,

To THE LADIES OF TERRE HAUTE.—Y. B. Ruth, the traveling agent for the original Howe Sewing Machine (to which all others pay tribute) is now in the city, and will possibly remain for two weeks. All those that have Sewing Machines of any kind, or those that have none, are, one and all, invited to call and see our new improved machine. Sample machines, in operation, may be seen at Prince & Go's Dry Goods Store, 75 Main Street dtf

MASONIC.—Special meeting of Terre Haute Chapter, No. 11, R. A. this (Friday) evening, nt 7 o'clock, -f^r work

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gives currency even to the coin

age of vice. The following ladies and .gentlemen appeared representing the characters named

E. (L STIMSON, as Adam Trueman, a farmer from Cataraugus. Ed. AITKIN, as Count Jolimaitre, a fashionable European Importation.

R. W. THOMPSON, JR., as Snobson, a rare species of Confidential Clerk. D. A. CONOVER, as Gen. Howard, an officer in the U. S. At my.

R. C. SAFFELI,, as Mr. Tiffany, a New Tork Merchant. M. A. CRANE, as T. Tennyson Twinkle, a Modern Poet.

T. C. BAII.Y, as Augustus Fogg, a Drawing Room Appendage." L. F.

MOZZY,

as Zeke, a colored ser

Miss EARLY, as Gertrude, a Governess. Miss

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as Soraphina Tiffany, a

Belle. Ladies and gentlemen of the ball room. The evoning's entertainment concluded with Burton's great side-splitting farce, entitled "Wanted, 1,000 Milliners to go to California," in which Messrs. L. GHager, Edward Aiken, L. F. Muzzy, P. B. O'Reilly and the young ladies kept the: ^udience in an niost uproarious laughter.*

In regard tu»the performance, we have only to say that we doubt much if it could have been better rendered by any cempany of amateurs in- the country, and the patience manifested by the immense audience during the lengthy performance bears testimony to the fact. Amateur* appearing for a charitable purpose, and not for money or ftine, should not be sub* jected to criticism, and we suppose by a teversal ot the rule we would hardly be justified in lavishing upon them individually the high encomiums their performs ance justly merits. In view of the late hour at which we write, the amateurs will excuse us from more particular men* tion of this really excellent entertainment, and we but give the voice of, -all present last evening when we express the hope that many such entertainments will be. given this winter.

A. THOMAS, H. P.

F. SCHWINOROUBER, Sec'y.

THE BEST CHANCE

YET

OFFERED.—

N. Erlanger & Bro., are selling their Winter Clothing regardless of cost. Fine Beaver Coats, Business Coats, &c., in great variety. Call soon and get a bargain. Good Undershirts and Drawers at 75 cents. 25tf

No HUMBUG—GREAT AUCTION SALE.— The greatest auction sale which has ever occurred in Terre Haute, is now taking place at the store-room formerly occupied by S. W. Williams' Steam Bakery, on Main street, between 4th and 5th. Twenty thousand dollars worth of Clothing, Gont's Furnishing Goods, Ladies' Cloaks, &c., are to be sold regardless of cost. The goods are of the best quality, and the sales made at extremely low prices. 25d4t •!.(, 1 cftf a

To GARDNERS.—I am now receiving my stock of seeds for sowing in hot- bedsi and 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. A. J. FOOTE, Seedman. No. 66 Maju^treejj. [-25-d3tw it..

LOST—On the night of the 23d, at Dowling Hall, a The finder will please leave it fice

small Hickory Cane.— this of-25-d2t

ODD FELLOWS —The Odd Fellows of the city and vicinity, are requested to mofcit at'their Hall, on Monday evening next'at 7 o'clock. (Business of much interrest will be brought before them for their consideration and action. Let all attend.

A. Burnett

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A. R. Summers, ... F. A.'Ross, T. E. Lawes,

11. D. Milns R. A. Morris. J. D. Wilson,

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L, Goodman,

0 Wm. Slaughter, Committee.

January 24, 1867.

Terre Haute Lodge,

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have changed their regular meeting from Saturday to Friday evening at 6J o'clock. All brothers in good standing are respectfully invited to attend.

G. F. KLOER, Rec. Sec'y.

A FACT !—Persons having card negatives taken at D. H. Wright's or Wright &Prescott's, canfhave any larger size photograph made from the same^either plain or finished in India Ink, water or Oil co lot*. i.»

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j^ j0* Tbeextrawhite Iw^

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just received at C. I. Ripley's dtf

.to J. F. [DepeWVfot a

nice dress Boot.

New Hominy, at Rippetoe's.

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19" Bran,-Shorts, Corn, Gate, *i)d Bpled Hay, and Ship Stuff, at Rippetoe'j: ritf. .I'!tSf Go to E. R- Wright & Co for tiie best Syrup in the city.

Pesti style Skirts—the latest out—

at the Hoop Skirt Factory.". [10-dtf

Fresh arrival of Choice Teas at E.

R. Wright & Co s, 155 Main street.1' [10-dtf

(0" Sweet Cider, Rasins, Currants and Citron at E. R. Wright & Co's, 155 Main street. j, [10-dtf

tSf" A fine assortment of Jackonett and Swiss EdgingB and msertings at Nippon & Co's. dtf

Smoked Halibut, No. 1 Mackerel

and Codfiish atRan^leman & Ray. 7-dtf

tSf A. Nippert & Oo. keep tho best assorted stock of Dry Goods in the city," and at prices that suit the times. dtf

Seventy five dozen of the celebra

ted "Daunton" Bid Gloves just received at Edsall & Co's, at only $1.75 per pair.

WS" The famous

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Long Arm Chop Tea,

only $1,25 per pound, at C. I. Ripley's. dtf. NOTICE. All who are indebted will please call and settle their accounts without further notice.

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Dec 28—1 m. M. H. ABBOTT.

A New assortment of Dress Trim

mings in solid colored Silk Velvet Ribbons at Nippert & CO'S. .Y 'M

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Cranberries, Dried

Mince Meat on Friday and Saturn

days, at Raddleman & Rays. ..7-dtf

Cest la Premiere mode Fraincesse

Crinolines, at the premium Skirt Factory, opposite the Post Office. [16-dtf

W8F If you want Winter Furniihing Goods, go to Johnson & Miller's, they are selling at

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GENTS.—The best French Calf Dress Boot made to order, for $10.00, at J. F. Depew's No. 61 Main street, Early's Block. i., [11-dly

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HELP WANTED.—Ten girls to cook, wash and iron, to go to Brazil, Indiana. Enquire at S. R. Freeman's Jewelry Store No, 74 Main street.

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All goods in our line will be sold

forathe.next thirty days at extremely low prices before going East. Wo are. bound to sell, call and see. |-rutfi

WDLFE &

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dwtf^ 35 Main Street, Terre Haute.

CAUTION.-—Messrs. A. T. Stewart & Co. being tho exclusive agents and importers of all the Kid Gloves made by Alexandre, of Paris, respectfully caution buyers against imitations stamped insido "Alexander," also "Alexandre CeTebre," which are now in the market and sold as thi genuine giove.

All :genuine -.Alexandre Gloves are insido ALEXANDRE. lA.T.S.&Co./

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SCIENCE.—Boyd's Medicated Cream is prepared from the recipe of a thoroughly educated physician of twerity-flve years' experience in the profession. For sale by all druggists. dwlw.

Dressed chickens and turkeys every morning at Butz & Bailby's. dtf.

ARRIVAL.—Of new Silver in new style at John R. Freeman's. dtf,

Great excitement on account of

Edsall & Co's $1.25 Kid Gloves' in all sizes and colors.,

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Fresh arrival of

choice teas at 5 Main Street.

James Moorman's, No.

SfiFFresh arrival of Java, Laguayra and Rio coffee at James. Moorman|s,_No. 75 Main Street

tGF M. J. Wheeler has moved into the office over L. Goodman's Clothing Store, corner of 4th and Wabash streets near Barr's Drugstore. 27-dlw

j^Tlfyou want Winter Olothiog made to order, or ready made, go to Johnson & Miller's and buy them at

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Money saved by buyiDg groceries

at James Moorman's, N.o*:7.3jMain street

MASQUERADE SUITS.—A good variety of Masquerade and Fancy dress suits for gentlemen, can be had of Holfolder & Seeman, No. 159 Main street. 18dt f.

COME IN.—The Terre Haute Commercial College is open both day and evening to give instructions in all branches pertaining to a mercantile education. dtf.

The prescription department of J.

& H. A. Davis' Drug and Chemical Store is under the care of an experienced l'armacheutist, and prescriptions can be filled with accuracy at all hours of the day or night. Nono but pure and unadulterated medicines used. 18tf

HAIR

JEWELKY FOR CHRISTMAS

THK REDUCTION

--Anaaferoftht&rfatt wuafcal gwot of' this great dran»,-h*vejust been ncewU

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vhgQp^ Ohe 'ih^usMid mens' and boys' wool1 batt to be" fold' at 25 p^r cent, less than hver before to reduco ^stock brfore going East Calbandaee.

dwtf. 81 Main street-^

CoBisTMAS.^-The mpst diversified .and efftsnsiYe assortment 6f ladies' and ^entlemeh's Watches andCJhains^Goid and Silver, in the .city, of Teifo Houte at John R.

Freomans'^tujj dtf *,

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I—Tho mc^T'completo va

riety of Chriatmas Silverand Fancy Mer» chandiso'for the'sea^on,!® to .be seen at

John R". Ffeoraan's.' .".'7 /„dtf.,

No,w Hiyns, at Rippetos's. dtf.

Also a few.. Embroidored Corsetts, something new, atNipperf & CoS.— dtf

taST Misbltir's Bitters are oh sale in this city by J.: & H. A, Davis, T. H. Barr & Co., and I.%. Mahan & Co. In regard to their meritsfwe clip the following from a paper published at the manufacturgr^residence, Lancaster, Pa.

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To the Citizens of Lancaster:— m'

I earnestly desire the citizens of Lancaster to visit. H. J. Young, son of Henry Young, residing in Sonth Queen-"street, near the Woodward Hill Cemetery, to seg what Mishler's Herb Bitters has done for him during the:last twenty days.

And more particularly do I ^desire

ladies

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of the city ot Lancaster to visit Isabella Sharp, residing in Church street, op-* posite Duke,a girl.of about .10 years of age Tdaughter of Mr. Sharp, Confectioner, 36

East King street, where they will see one of the quickest cures (only five days under way) ever performed in the United States. Of .course Mishler's Bibters have cured acorse cases than these two, but none in so hort a time, ,l [21-d2taw-w

UNITED STATES

OurnanU' and 7-dtf

Lemons, at Randleman & Rays

WAR

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—GEN. SEDGWICK ADVANCING—T. H. Riddle preparing to follow, and in order to do so, will sell 100 good fashionable Turbans for 75c each 100, better quality, for $1 each 100 nice Velvet, at $1,26 to$1,76 200 Gladiator Hats at 75c to f2 300 nice Breakfast Shawls,/it $1 to $7 '500 Hoods and Nubias at 4Cc to $2. Hosiery, lots of 'em, at most any price. Zephyr, worsted, can b£at them all on that. Furs I Furs cheaper than—well come anii seel 2,000 pieces Sheet MusiCj 5c a sheet On Dress Buttons wo can beat any two-h»rse store in tho city. Silk and Velvet Ribbons, Trimmings and Fancy Goods, that must be sold. Sewing Machines—we don't fear anything in that line. We have them to sell or give away. But call Boon, before a I leave, at Riddle's little one-horse store, 18 North Fourth street. dtf.

LOCAL NOTICES.

New Meal Shop.—Rupp ft Voris have opened Meat Shop at No. 13 South fourth Street, a few door* south of the Post OSes," where can at all hoars be foand the' best of all kinds of Keat, Sauaage, 4c. This will~provo great convenience to those who And it inconvenient to the morning market. 6dtf

Maltby'^ Celebrated Oystere.—We are now in receipt of, and will continue to receive dally during the enllre KUOD, these large and Justly famyui Kiltby Baltimore ^Oysters, Which we will be reedy, it aTl tim^a, to nrm to oUr cos* tomers, either by the can or dish. Onrs IS the only houee.in the olty where this -first-claae brand of Oysters is kept for sale. Qua. Winehart, the celebrated ceok, has charge of tho fieataurant department, and will be ready at all times to attend to the orders of his old friends and customers, 19dtf OEQJTAI &ABEBMEYER

The Best Is the Cheapest.—E.. F. MEBKIL Is

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receiving the BEST BBAZIL

GOAL brought toihe market. Orders left at McKeea's Shoe Store or at Bartsock] & Bannister's will recsive prompt attention. d6m*

Picture Frames.—All those wanting anything in the Picture Frame line will do well to call on Isaac. Ball, corner of Third and Cherry Streets, as to is prepared to do anything In that ine. '[n3A8m] ISAAC BALL. i— ••mam—woBgo——wls»

AMUSEMENTS.

QWLING- HALL!

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ENRS.—We have a book of patterns showing the precise appearance of the article, itself. By giving us the order within a day or two we can have the present ready by Christmas. At the old stand of S. R. Freeman. dwtf

order to close out their Winter Clothing, N. Erlanger A Bro., are offering goods regardless of cost They have on hand a splendid stock of seasonable clothing, and those wishing to buy will do well to give thwn an early call. [9-dtf

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For Three 5ighta Only! TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, Jfan. 201b, 30th and 31ai, 1BS7.

S I N 0 I Tfce World-renowned

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Vagieton and Ventriloquist With hla Troops of 100 LEARNED CANARY BIRDS!

At Uidco&clQdiDQ of each Performance the nor wjlt' give away, booa fide, to the aodience Gold acd sSilTer ware—articles of gr^at rain*.—

For p&rticular9rsee Programmes.

Admission 60 Cents SO HALF PBICE. JBW

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BY SPECIAL REQUEST:

GRAND MATINEE!!, Wednesday at half-past two o'clock. Children 16 Cents

TIIE RENOWNED ELOCUTIONIST ASD

G-reatest Living Humorist Assisted by MISS HELEN NASH, Tho accomplished Comedienne and Ilecitatioaist will give oaeof tUoir popular Cntertainmonts at

O W I N A FRIDAY AND 8ATCBDAT ETEN'CS, January 251b and 26th. -.

BEICEFI OF THB

VOL-NG MEN'S LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,

Mr. ltnraett'8 brilliant scccesi all over the world has rendtrod hi§ namo a household one. and he is zvw conceded to Le the Greatest and moft Versatile Humorist of'the age.

A change of programme each evening. For particulars see posters. Admission' 60 Cente

Tickets far sale at

OF THE SEASON !—In

t,»'

Tat ot

K-'-'I I' NTI*

Bnrr't

jyjASQOEUAJDE BALL!

llolfelder Seemsn's —FIRST— (IBANl) MASQUERADE BALL! *«.^W111 be given at Dowling Hall,]

Hoinday Evening, January 28th.

Music by the celebrated HAHN'S BAND, of Indianapolis. TICKETS for Gentlemen $3,00,

IiADHS 80 Cent*—(8npper Incladed.)

sew I SA'W

TED—A Sm«li DwjJUog

Honte—two cr throe icons, aad large irden lot attached, aad with well or etaUrn.— It. S. HAQIB. ^25d3t Sowllsk

6dtf

x"'^

highest prle* paid

Jhh.

TXTANTBD—DAY BOABD^ES TT A few Oentlefaien can get Day Board at the lane brick reaidenee, on the •onth-%est oor of Sixth and Ohio etreeb. Apply to J.

M, at the Stereof Wlngate *. Black.

TXTAinrKD.—OLD IRON.—Th^S9*4110"' *ml

drilwii st Ot "Phoenix ronndry," near the llll fi HcILrUSHtDINtin

FOR SALE.

T?OR SALE.—HOUSE and LOT. _I The BBdenigned ofere for s&le a neat brtek boose lie stories high, fire neat rooms, two clas•ts, beside kitchen and cellar 18x20—new. Also, nsrer felliil well of water, anil other aptnc tenances. SI tasted on Korth Third straet, BOB th of the T. H. A A„ Frolght House.- Znqure on the premiss*. [14-43m] 1'. J. BTBMS, Prop'r.

OR SALE OR TRADE—A A farm of 76 acre* In Prairie Creek town'

Ship,

4-,. now styjo ..of French Corsetts

well improved. Kor information enquire of Voris, corner of 4th and Ohestnnt, Terre Hante, Indiana.

Ji7-dtfJ J-

SW4SIIEK.

ATTORNEYS.

THOMAS H. aCLSOK. ISAAC M. PIEBUT

lELSOar & PIKBCE,

Attorneys Counsellors at law. TEBBE HAOTS, INDIANA. OFFICE—Phoenix Row—Up-stoirs. [|a23dtf

L* F. MUZZT, l». C. lAfltlt

MUZZY A HAFFELL, ATTOKNEYS AT LAW.

Colleetiig ami Seal Estate Igenk OFflOfi—UcKeen's Block, upstair., bolow Masonic Hall. jalCdwtf

JRO. T. BA1BD. gAIRD &CRUFT,

OHABI.BS CRUPT.

Attorneym at Law.

Office No. 82 Main Street, (np ataire.) feblSdtf.

F. COOKERLY, ATTOMBT AT LAW.

AND NOTARY PUBLIC Will attend promptly to the collection of debts, iettlement of eetatee, and making ont Deeds, Mortgagee, and other inetrament* ol writing.

Orriok on Ohio street, up stairi, over Drs. M.han&Bsil. oct!8tf a. W. THOMPSON. M. A. CBANE. B. W THOMPSON, JB. Thompson^ Crane, Thompson,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

Real. Estate Insurance

deneral Collection Agents. D. A. GONOVXB, late Prorost Marshal 7th District, is associated with the above la the Collection

Claims and all General Agencies. Office on Third Street, between Main and Ohio, Terr Hante, Indiana. mh26dtf.

DENTISTRY.

R. J. A. LOOMIS,

3D E IT I S

mi IITBACTIB win umi«iorAin By ate of "Narcotic Spray," a local anesthetic. Single Set Teeth on itablber Piste, tie.

Other prices in nroportlisn.

ST AIX WOBK'WABBABTKD.'M OmriOT—111 Mala strert, between 4th and Sth, oTer Wlsgat. A Black's Store, deXSdwtf Taaaa JSAVTS, IHD.

AT ORGAN & CHESS, XTX OP£BATtTS AND MMOMAMK

E N I S S All the branches of Operative and M*chanlcal Dentistry executed In the best manner.

Orncat: No: 107 Main street, Terr* Hante, Ind. and Sollivan, Ind. oc2Mwtf 6. LINCOLN, pre:

Th© Oldest Established Dentist In Terre Haute, Ha* temovad hi* office and resident. So Fifth •tre*tb*tw*ea Main SAl Ohio.

Ha ring had upward* of eighteen year*' expelenceln Dentistry, he isoonfldent that he can lv* *atl«faction In all cases. Qyaodly

DR.Sncsessor

CO.

Barr's Pectoral Elixir has no supeior for the care of Oougha, Oolds, Oroup, Whoop ng Gpngh, Iloatsnaaa, To the afflicted we can confldanlly recommend Pleasant to take and, only Fifty cents per bottle, at oc22dtl BARR'S DBOG STOBE

YAN VALSAH, to Lincoln A TanValzah SUnoroHS AOT MTWt KICAL E N I S S No.101 Main Street, over Bartlet's Book Store, aplfidtf TBBBS-HAVTX, IND.

I A S O N

E N T" S sooocsson re DB. S. *. SMITB, OFFICE—On Ohio, between 3d and 4th Street. ]a7dly TBBBB-HAOTB, IND.

MOTELS.

£JITY

fiOTEL, ooana ntra aan csnii^ ...„ Terre Haute, Indiana," J. B. BAILEY, .Proprietor

This Honse has changed handsand has been thoronghly refitted, and with good acesmmodatlons, good tables, and reasonable charges, the Proprietor hopes for a liberal share of patronage.

BOABDXB3 WANTED.—I will board for *3.«0 to $3.75 per week. I will set as good a table as can be had in the City. Board by the day 1.00. ielsdtf

pLARK HOUSE. COBOTB «r msT AND oino STBEEIS* Terr© Haute,*. tndiaiia.

DOOM, DCFFI CO Proprietors

Office of Marchall, Montezuma and Palestine Hack Lines. nov28dtf

BTJNTIN

HOUSE,

Southeast Corner Pnblic Sqnaro

Terre Ilaute, Indiauu.

This Hotel has been furnished anew in all ita department*, in a style unsurpassed by any in State, and is now open for the reception ofjjucsti. Tbepatronago of the public is respectfully «olic-

Ited. BOBBINS A, HISSATE, augldtf PBOPBIETOSS. rjlERRE HAUTE HOUSE,

OOKNEB MAIN AKD SEVENTH STREETS,

Terr© Hante, Indiana.

This Hotel hae recently been refitted, and put in flrst-class order, offering acooran.odatious uueur pasped in the State.

SIBLEY A TL'BNEK, Prop'ra.

ARCHITECT & BUILDERS.

^RCHtTECT A BUILDER.

J. A. VBYDAGH.

Plans, Specifications, Superintendauce, and Detail Drawings furnished for evory dcacriftlon of Buildings.

Orrics.—South east corner of Main and Fiftb Streets, ovt Donnelly's Irug Storo. my2edly

pBAIRlEClTIPLANlNfi HILLS.

OLIFT & WILLIAMS, Manufacturers ani Dealers in

Flooring, Siding, Brackets, Mouldings,'-' Architraves, Stair Rails, Newell Posts,

Planing,

Drag Store »nd BUCK-

ingham's and Bartlett'a Book Storei. 22d5t

r-3fr'9

Sash, Doors, I Blinds,

IVituloiv Frames J)oor Frames. JBallusters, ifbCu, tf/Ci,

Wood Turning:,

And all \V«od work nsed in building, prepared to Order. Corner of Ninth and Mulberry Streets. jtnSdtf

J^BCHITECTS _AND BUILDEKS.

CLIPT & WILLIAMS.

Plans, Specifications and Superintendence furnished for every description of Building. Office at Prairie City Planing Mills, corner of Nintl^ni^Iulborr^Streets^^^^^^^J*Sdt^

IJIO SOUTHERN SHIPPERS.

Through receipts given on shipment of dace ts New Orleans and all Intermediate poll on th* Mississippi Biver, and to Nashville, Te Ampl* facilities to protect any amount of ana tv.at Evansvills. JAIUES H. TUBNEB,

i*«idtf

•If

MUSIOAL_COLLBGE,

At Hlulurill Bslldlnc,

ISA TV BJ^BSXT TUBS BAUTS, 1KV.

the cnltWatloa of th* Voice Thorough

th*

Tf hlgheet price paid for all old scrap Iron Persona taking a thorough coarie will be gr*t-

«*n'

nated, and situations a* teacher# in College* or otherwtee will be procured for them, tf desired.— Night classes win be formed to accommodate yonag gentlemen, aad otbers who cannot attend during business hoars, embracing a coure. of •tody that will enable them to read music at sight.

Letfurea on thn Science of Maslc will fee delivered la th* Music Hall of the College, oa every Saturday afternoon, to all pupils, free of charfce.

Tho terms 'Will, accordlnato the grade ot the phpfl, be Tower than those of any similar Institution in the United Statu. .. .1. C. MM® ENGKLT,

Dej. 13. I860. WILLIAM SIBBKUT.

HAUTE

ACADEMYof MUSIC.

The ucderslghed, dselring to supply a vacnum in the wants of our rapidly growing city, aad in obedience to the loudly expressed wishes of a large numbor of the citizens of thi* city, announce to the pnblie that they havo opened an ACADEMY OF MUSIC In the second story of Kissuer's "Palace of Music," where, they arc pn-pared to give instruction to pupils in all branched ef this biantiful and necessary accomplishment.

Yheir Music Uoouis are large, well ventilated and lighted, and easy of accees, and ore supplied with every vartoty ot Instruments, and Pupils can receive instruction oa t!ie Piano, Onit»r, Violin, Oigan, Brass Instrutaento. Particular attention paid to llie cultivation of tliu voice. Instructions in Thorough Baa* Compositions.

For Terms of Instruction apply to the underaigned, at the Academy of Music, secon**SMV-e4. Klssnor's Palace of Music, or at the Musis Store below. The best of references given as to ^ualla* tions. Ac. G. A. HARTUNG, decl2dtf ANOtUtJ)KPKOSSK

I S S N E S r'Vjn:.

MB' KK!

a,ritttf

I take great pleasure ia inviting the at* ten tic of my old triends and customer*, and all new one* in want of anything in tne

S I I N E

HfcTi i- ':kX.^iao'XY 7ti

NEW AKD SPACIOUS STOBE

No. 49* Ohio Street.

I fid

9 '~~Z~

KSOSAIilCAfir

Trench Violin*, (Imitation old Straduarius, Qua* aaelus, and other Cremona patterns,) Vlelincellos, Double Basss*,Violln

Flnger-Boards, Violin Tutee,

Neeks, Violin Violin cello, Double Bass Quitar and Harp Strings, Tail Pieces, Pegs, Bridgsa, Mutes, Tuning Forks, Tuning Hammers, Pitch Pipes, Castanets, Olalronet, Heeds, Violin, Violincello and Double Bass Bows Music Folios, Double Be* flnadBosla Cats* for Flutes Claronets, Violins and Guitars Blank Music Books, Blank Muslo Caids, and Music Papers of all sizes. mr Particular attention paid to the Strin Department. If''" i. Th* Second Floor will be Stocked with

Pianos, Melodeons & Organs'

Always on hands a spledntd assortment of Pianos from the well known Manufactories ot Bobert Nuns, N.T., th*' celebrated Patent Cycloid Xiano* Stack A Co., N. T., A. H. Gale A Ob., N. Y., Knsbe A Co., Baltimore, and other First Class Maksrs.

Carliart & Needham's

Celebrated Bodolr Church Organs, Parlor Orgaos and Melodeons Thee* Instruments st^nd altogether unrivaled, a fact which every listener and Judge will Be at once convincod of by sijntlz£8jnpariag them with others. 1^...

J8" Send

PRACTICAL PIANO MAMfiB,

By trade, consequently a judge of Instruments, those sending ordsrs from the dManoe ban fully rely on *btainlng as good and fine an article aril personally selected.

Liberal discount to Seminaries, Schools, Ministors end Teacher* ef Music. Seed for Circular and Prices. Every Instrument warranted for live years.-"-^ "JJ 3end orders to KISSNKB'S 1 iiiil a.

PALACE OF MUSIC,

48 Oliio street.

Terre Haute, ludiaua.

MUSIC,

J. a. LINDEMANN,

.DKALEU IN 1

PIAHrO§i flELODKOKS,

ORGANS,

Violins, Guitars, Flutes, and all kinds of Musical Merchaudise, No. 91 Wabash Street, *«.i TEBBE 11ACTE. INDIANA.

TUNING AND KEPAIBING of PIANOS and other Instruments will be promptly attended to. OLD PIANOS will be taken in tnade foi NtiW ONKS. aul03dwtt J. G. LINDEMANN

GROCERY STORE

GHORtiE 1. «EI6LLR»' Ha» opened anew Grocery Store 011 Sixth street two doon* south of the National House, where lie will keep uot only tbe articles usually luuuum a first class Grocery Establishment, but all the fruits and vegetables or' tho season. The latter will be supplied from his extensive gardens, and will al ways be fresh. oct27d3tu

RBUCKELL,

NOTK AKD start

Painter, Grainer, P&par Hanger Shop on 4th Street, 2d Door North ol' Engine House Terre Haute, Indiana,

By strict attention to business, and moderate charges, I hope to merit a share of pnblic patronAGE. ,QOT ld3nj

BOOTS AND SHOES.

JgOOTSAND SHOES.

I A N

Scroll Sawing,

Is selling 5

Boots & Shoes Very Cheap

To cloee ont hie large stock of

Boots Shoes

and

RUSH LEIITC "BITTERS.

REWABD!

pay to any OWttr or member of the Medical Fratosaity, ,.h* **m of 1100 lor any ComfottfHUt^oMsM Aon IMaaB virtues and curative powers thaa Mishler's Hsrb Bitters.

$100

B. M1SHLSB, Proprietor,' S. E. Oorner of Osatre Square, Lancaster, Pa.

BBWARO!

I will pay S100 Reward for the dflfeorery of any •dichMtl preparation that can cure a greater variety of complaints than Mlshler'* Herb Bitters.

•-•7

ICr MMMS, (Nprletor,

S. K. CIMW ot.Centre Senate, Lancaater, Pa.

$500

REWARD!

I will pay 9800 to the Proprietor of any Medi•rinr**-* caa«afcew a grsatar nnmlyr of genuine Certificates of cure* by 1| near th. place where it I* mad*, than MISHLK& S H1BB B1TTCT»—if Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaldt, Blood^FLa* Omrrhoea, Typhoid, Remittent, Intermittent aad Bilioue Fevers, Fever and Ague, CholeraMor$narYriubrJabalice, Scrofula, Banning or 8ore Legs, Casnr, Absces*, Neuralgia, Bhenmatism, Coughs, Colds, Cramp in the Stomach, Chronic Diarrhoea, Piles, Tetter, Scald bead, Opbnema, or fsllfng-away sickness, peculiar to cmdreu, Luacorrbea. Falling of the Womb, all obetrttctions to tho due course of. natare in fo•tales, all venereal diseases, and all complaints arising from impure Blood, ot a weak and disor dered state of tine torn neb, Liver or Kidneys Certificate* of cures of the Yellow Fever in Mexico can also bo lnruivhed.

Benarriber,

O E S

K.W

Having personally selected my New Stocl with gnat cat*, at New Tork, I am now able tc offer te the Musical Pnblic the

Largest

S V.

Assortment

tf:- T,

Musical Mercliaiidis

IN THK NORTH-WEST

The first Floor

will

be stocked

with

Sheet Music, String Geods, Music Books, and all klads of small Iustrttfhents, such as' Violins, Sultan, Drums, Bras* and Silver Band Instruments, rlutlnaa, Guitars. Concertina*, Acccrdeons ot all sizes and prices, Flageolets, Flutee, Drum Cord, Sticks, Drum Belts, Calfskin Drum Heads, Sheepskin Drum Hsads, Bras* Mouth-PlSces, Gorman SllvsrUfbuth-Plec's, Banjos, flutes, Tamborlaei, German Violins, French Viollu*, (n*w,(

POLAND'S

tor

a Circular. "WB

SStKSA

«f £iM

Oaiters,

To make room for Winter stock. Ton will sav* money by calliag oa bim at

4 No. 3 Heohanics Block,

j. Particular Attention is given to

CUSTOM WORK

ThU Departmeat is in tbe hand* of flEILLIUL iWOUJItN. ootlMtf

*ue

If it does

not cure, the money wHI bo refunded by tho Proprietor, BENJAMIN MISHLKR, S. K. Corner Centre square, Lancaster, jj

oEND FCHl A CUH'.CLAK

The iHgredients uded in compounding

2X\ih\n'»

Hero Bitter* are uot kept secret by the prietor. Send for a Circular un j-. ii will 1 arn the wuli il properties of all the articles used in ita preparation also, in the nianiuriu which they operate on th? system, and much other valualbe Information. It yon are alfiicttd with dl«cnae, send IV one of Mishler's llerb Bitters Ciiculars rend it caretally, profit by the hints It Contains, and you wil[ be placed on the wure road of rtcovery.

SV'Far'Ssle b) J. A II. A. tA^S, T. H. 11AK1* A.OO. afid Iyk.^HAUA« A CO. nov37ii2taw-wly-top col

DYSPEPSIA CURE!

THIS GREAT RKMK0Y FOR ALL DISEASES —CF THE—

STOMACH!

Is the discovery ot tbo inventor of Coe's valuable Cough Balsam, while experimenting for his own healTh. .t cured Cramp the Stomach for bun which had bttore yielded to nothing but chloroform.

Thealman dally testimony from various parts of tbo country encourage ns to believe there is no disease caused by a disordered stomach it will not speedily cure.

PHYSICIANS ENDORSE USB IT 1 10M GIVE TESTIIQNf of its EFFICACY

Andsrona all directions wo moclve tidings of cures performed. Dispepsia!

It Is sure to cure a

Hi nrtburn !-. One dose win curw."* Sick-Headache 1

It lia» cured hundreds of cases.

Hcadach* and DiazinSs* It stops iu thirty minutes. Acidiry of the Htomac?!

It corrects at once.

Rising of the Food I It stops Immediately. Distress after Katiag I

Obe dose will remove.

Cholera MorbnsI Bapidly yields to a few doses, Bad Breath I

Will be changed with half a bottle.

It is Perfectly Harmless!

Its UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS" is owing to lhe isct that II Cores by Asslsilag Nature TO Rt-ASSIKT HER SWAT IN THE SYSTEM! Nearly every Dealer in the United Sta-*s sells it at

ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE! C- G. CLABK & CO., Propr's. SIW HAVEN. CONN, De6d2taweowAweow 6m

MAGIC

BILIOliS P0WDEBS.

THIS PBEPABATION is tbe discovtry of tl.e Bev. J. W. POLAND, formerly the Paator of the Baptist Church in Goffttown, N. H., and a mau

dearly

beloved by that .denoininatioa thrwnghout New England. He was obliged io leave the pulpit and study medicine to save his own life, ani' his MAGIC POWDSBS are one of the most wonderful discover I OT of modern times. It is THE URKAT LlVbU AND BU10SB REMK1II which complettly throws in the shade all other discoveries in medicine audit affords him much gratification that they receive the nnanimotu approbation of all who have tested them. The Magic Bilious Powder* area

Positive Cure for Liver Complaint In Its most aggravated form, and an immediate corrector ol all. Bilious DeraMgeraent8

EXCELLENT FOB HEADACHE, O N S I A I O N PIMPLES, BLOTCHES, A SALLOW SKiN, DROWSINESS, DIZZINESS,

HEARTBUBN PALPITATION,

u~"

And almost wonaeiful""

"care and Pwvtntlve of

FETEB AND AGUE (We advise all who are troubled with thi* fearful malady to slways keep the Powders on lud read) for immediate use

Hera ar* a few important particulars:— 1st.—They are the Oreat Specific for all Bilious Affections. 2d.—They are the only known remedy that will Ctras Liver Complaint. :lj.—They are..the only known remedy that will enre Constipation. 4th.—The Powders a so thorough in thoir operation that one package will beat) that tbo majority of those using them will requir -. to effect a cure 5.—They area mild anil pleasant yet the most effectual rajhartio known. 6th —They are the cheapest aod best mediciue extant, ax they can bo sent by mail to un part ol' the globe for the price, 50 ceotft.

Circulate, coutaininK certlttcates, iniorznatiou, Ac., sent to any part of the world true of charg*. SOLD BT ALL DEUGGIST3, or by mail on application to €. O. CLABK A CO.,

General Agents, New Havm, CONN.

Price SO Cents per Box Dec6-d2taw cowAweow6m

WAKIi^o

5 IMPROVED

BOOFING.

We areprqpared to put on thie.ltool. and warrant for iflre years. This is ths'best and cheapest Itoof In u-§e, and is flre-proof. Call on

Millers and Distillers!

We arc manufactnrltiK

RICHARDS

Power Corn Shellers

Of all niroi Htid i-apacity rnugiug frcru

i*0 to iOOO Bushels per Hour.'

Built cf 1KOW, and War ante to Shell Cleau IK AN CONDITION OF GRAIN, and Clean the Cera In SuyenVr

-1

CLIFT A WfLLlAMS,

Prairie City Planing Mills,, corner of 9th and Mrflberry Streets. jawitf

CBADISIIIPPEBN

-f

Cord.:.'

lur ihe

MILL Ob AliUiKttT.

OVER 500 IN DAILY USK

Portable figjiei, Saaii Bon Milis, farm Mills, ic., ic.

RICHARD'S IRON WOBKS, IPO

WASHINOTON siuirnr.

OHRCAGO, ILLINOIS. S ja23-l.ini

UNDERTAKERS.

S A A A

N E A

1B pr«*paiMl to exfcutd loratM* iii I*•» ucatoodH aud tlid|ickUL' luef yl lL»r«l ubJ Jberry trwUn, TVrr* Hmuk% ls)«iiaua. Jaua*—

UST RECEIVE 1 --A Assortment of Ladies' (jents* and Childreua' HHROtJIDW—s.-uietliinj? that lias never been Introduced here before—by

N E A I JS «. ND E

The nnderatgned bas removwl his Coffln Shop to No. 14 North Fourth Street, oae door North of Cinolunatl llonse. AH those who haTe calls for his services will Bud at bis establishment a large ae•ertment of

Aletalic Burial Cawsi Oiskets^nd Wooden Coffins of every style and sise. An elegant hearse always in readiness.

Order* left at his shop or at his Book Store promptly atteued to. I MIdta .... ....

«'t

..wm

iwauf

USA AC BALL, Undertaker,,

mj26 t'orner 3d and Cherry street*.

ft1?*/

rill

M. W. OtXWNKLk

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