Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 April 1867 — Page 2

DAILY E]£PltES%K

TKRRK HAUTE, IND/

Saturday Horning, April 27th, 1867

HOSTILITIES

between Gen. HANCOCK'S

troops and the Soathaaiy Ohu^uw ldiifcs, are said to have commenced,

Hen by WABDBEBCHSr has been Bominafled as a candidate for the Colatttational Convention of Now Ywrk an4 the probability is that he is elected. 4Q

W'H-.

make a stir in that convention frequently, if he gets there. ",'i -n I'

THE chances still are that a nek will ensue between France and Pmssia'op tho 'Luxemberg question. Active preparurations are still going forward in' both oountries, looking to a speedy wa^r. It may be beyond the power of diplomacy to prevent it, and if

bo,

THE Herald's Fort SedgWick, S4bras ka, epecitfl of the 25th says the council between the Bpeeidl Commissioners and tho Brule and Sioux. bands of Indians representing seven hiindnd warriors, has been concluded. The Indians agreed to go upon a temporary reservation, |uring tho existing hostilities.

annoyance. ,1^4 hiy^l

THE latest foreign advices indicate that the mental condition of Empress CABLOTTA, wife of MAXMILLIAN, gives scarce any hope of her ultimata recovery.' The Mexican business proved too much for her brain. Her husband seems to be touched with insanity from the .msnner in which he hangs on to his losfccause.

SKNATOU "WILSON'S speech from tbe capitol steps in the city of Richmond on Tuesday night was received with grout enthusiasm. The crowd is represented to have been one of the largest political gatherings that has ever assembled in the State. Tho largest part of it consisted of colored persons. The Senator presented tlui

viow3

of tho Republican party on the

questions of tho day at length and with grout force. The Senator's pilgrimage bids fair to be a success, ..k.

The newspupers are agitating the question for a new name for our Russian Territory. A great many names are proposed and advocated, and a good deal of Sarcasm and ingonuity la displayed in suggesting them as tho originators are favorable or unfavoable to fter" new puichase. It will be timo enough to christen our now turrilory when ce get it dully into possession and its cession ratified.— All tho funny things said of SEWARD and his purchase-make it none the less desirable, however. SEWARD ought to havo the privilege of christening Jthe new territory himself and the scribbles for the press should keep their names to them solves.

THE condition of affairs between Eng. land and Spain is far' from pleasant. Every thing sefims to show that England is drifting into a war with the latter country, and that too without much show ot justico on her side. Spain is a poor and weak power in comparison with the larger Kingdoms of Europe, and England is engagod in bullying her in the most" Jj5cfT and notorious manner. It looks very much like what is called picking a quarrel on tho part of Groat Britain. If a difficulty and war should ensue between theso countries, the enlightened nations of tho world will hardly give Englnnd any credit for the manner in which it was brought about. Tho matters in Controversy do not justify a resort to arms,, but they may be mero pretexts with unknown motives behind thom. 3 5 .—-»•*•* 11

Tub failuro of Mr. GLADSTONE as the loader of the Liberal party in the British Parliament is a significant fact~«&fo has written a lotter resigning his leadership on account of his failure on the reform question. This act shows clearly that ]VIr. D'ISRAKL-i, tho leader of the Tory party, wus too much for Mr. GLADSTONE, by Iris own confession. It .also shows that the future leadership of tho Liberal party in England must fall to JOHN BHioiiT,jwhcro it properly bolonged. We may soon expect this position to'- be assumed by Mr. BRIGHT, with better prospects ot victory and success than has befallen his predecessors. Mr. BKIOHT today stands as tho great leader of tho peo. plo in England, uud if he miikesno.grc:it blunders, will soon to the uiost popular man in that country. 4 ?M $gj

Among tho matters which it was proposed should bo inquired of by tho committee, which h:H in hand the investigation of subjects connected with the proposed impeachment of the President, was tho salo of Southern railroads and railroad property, to corporations existing in that part of tho Union. It was declared that the President had givun them away, or at all events dispi6ed of them without sufficient surety, and that tho property would bo entirely lost. "\Yo presume-we shall hear more of tho matter when tho ecirumiKee makes its report, which will not be, most probably, before December next.

Meanwhile, il may be observed, tout General Ruckkk, acting Q.iartermastor-Lien-erttl, has issued ,«ii order, stating that the terms upon svinth tho properly was ejnvcyed, stipulate for payment byA diversion of the nuu unU lo bo paid to tt'.e roads for mail transportation, the saoie sums to bo pa'd to lhe ^narteru»*slei 5 Department, in settlement of the gowraiment chunks This policy itiny prmlth-* tho desired ettect, ttnd l-rifig something into the coders of tho Treasury. It will evidently require a long timo, howevfcr, for the railroad companies to discharge their indebtedness, and surprise will be natural that no attempt had been mafift before this time t'- collect the money, j£lliclu_according to the order, seems 40

ihing.

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it is liable.to com»

mence at aay moment.

vation, du

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NASBY'S idea ia that our ne"wly acquired Russian territory is worth the money we pay for it as a place for hiving the BLAIK family. The indefatigable BLAIBS have cost the Government a good deal of money in their time and it would be a good thing to provide for them beautifully^,in'some distant country beyond the reach oStheir

&ST GIFTiff

ol0en avalanche"d**hc-d dovrA* thtbnd.com ta&udikgcrasU, '.f ttagolijaritbin thatieaauri- 3 •Gave back an answering clash.

jtie Baler, clad In pnrplf robe*,

And flashing back the sun, Strode proudly smiling from the utcne a high duty done. -S- *V-'

Then other rich men heaped their gold Within, the sacred cbest, Attd,'a« lie praised another *, gift. .r"Each thought his own was brat. 3 v.' -. VBut lhe purple and tin- llnneu robes,

And th- costly faregat lionn-," IfawwwHe Jai,.that they had given, FRjntjlllttT abundance, acme. jf

Their rich and Haunting raiment lrmln.d flit 'vASide a KbrlHikea "fripae But tho-widow,On Uerfngii,.ut la«t.

Into tbe Teidftle ca'i^i-.

Auoii her tiuy ofFiing fell, I With sound ao tliio and email You would have said, ifltst,n!jg tlierd,

One would think, judging Irom street signs alone, that the people of Paris were very religious, and so they are in the matter of signs. Tjiore are nearly two hundred. streets which are named aftei* the saints. What an array of saintly names the street directory presents. Besides those commffiily known wu have Saint Elor, Saint -Aiidrew of tho Arts, Saint Good, and Saint Opportunity. In addition to theso:streets of the saints wo may fcrulk through the "ltoad Of tho Cross of the Little Camp," tho "Cross of the Wooden Wainscoting,'1 or the street of "David's Small Tower." Names most sacred and names profane aie indiscriminately used—names which it is almost a sacrileco to mention—the '"jptreet of the Holy Spirit,:r and the "Street of IJell."

Not only aro such names given to the streets, but looking from my window 1 can see a sign over a store door with this inscription "The Shop of tho Child of Jeius-'I Jllurlber-up the street the proprietor throws out in glaring letters the name of bjs establishment—"Tho Good Devil"—arid to impress It upon you he has a pictured representation of his guardian spirit an imp with a horned head carrying a carpet bag Another proprietor baa put up the sign of tho "Poor Devil." It would require much xpace to tivo tho curious momenclaturc adopted by tho Parisian shopkeepers the above will suffice lor examples aj

But in our ramhlings we may pass through the Street of Ancient Comedy, Street of the Beautiful Girls, Street of the Little Shelf, Street of the Good News of tho Miracles, Street of the Boquet of the Camps, the Basin of Copernicus, Street of St. Genevieve's Almond Trees, Street of tho Woman Without a Head.

But with all this, and much more of sentimentality,, wo come upon streets which beHrfctuih'honorod names as these: Ruo Beethoven, Hue Bellini, Rue Aubor Kue Rossini, Kue Beranger, Rue Franklin,'Que Petrarch, Ruo Laplaco. Generals, statesmen, poets, painters—groat names in science, literature and jurispru dence—not only of' France, but of all lands, are thus honored.

A WALK ALONG THE QUAY." Tho river Seine, which winds through the city, is bordered on both sides by mag niflcent stone quays, begun by tho First Napoleon and completed by' his successor upon the throne. There are nearly four, teen miles stone masonry along tho stream besides tho numerous bridges which span it. Tho river is subject to freshets, and tho banks tlioreof are considerably higher than tho ordinary water level.

The river has its ports—or, as we should say, places of deposit—for goods. Port Borcy iB tho great depot for wine, oil and firewood the Port Aux Tuiles for bricks and slates the Port d'Orsay for'wine and stone. But conspicous in the river are the immense floating baths and washhouses. In the latter the linch of Paris is washed, It is quitem spectacle to see several hundred women at tho wash-tubs ruWbing and scrubbing, with great Settles steaming, with bundles of dirty clothes going in and baskets of clean ones coming out, borne on tho hands of wash-wo-meu. The feo for a lady's washing with eold water is eight cents for tbe boiling of a kettle of cloths, two cents.

The bath houses are immense floating Structures, some of which are fitted up in olegnnt'tasto. The largest and beit is at tho Quay d'Orsay, which has several largo swimming saloons, three hundred and fifty dressing rooms, a divan and cofrqg room, where the bathers on refresh themselves after a bath. The rates are at a moderate price for use of towels, brushes and soap. Near tho Louvro is moored the ''Good Saniaritano" bath house, where excellent warm baths may be 1 hud for ten cents. There are also sulphur and m:dicutod. In all there aro over two hundred bathing placrs in flic city, and furnishing an annual average of $2,500,OUU l.alhs.

Most ol the wealthy pooplo havo baths brought to them. You see a man pushing hand cart through the street, with a sheet-iron tank upon it, and carrying a bothing tub. He baits at a house, sends in his tub, draws several buckets of hot water troin his tank, receives his fee, and go$s 011 tq find another cjistomcfrv—JT. Y. Gazette.'

IT is r.n interesting fact in natural history, which, we imagine, is not known to everybody, that the celebrated "big trees" of Caiii'uruia are now being successfully grown in this State, and are increasing in magnitude, according to the proper order of things. Itls now thirteen or fourteen years since a .gentleman, a resident near Rochester, made plantations of these ugiOiUc trees from Med procured in Cali"rtfRfcf and the progress they have already made uivtss proof that in two or three thousand yarsthoy will att in their full-JatrowUi. an.I cover «n empiru with their .-hadow When we consider that they reach a height of 300 or 30o feet, and circ.imfereiico of i'O or 100, it is evident that Ui:s'.country will not txr as destitute of lumber in tho fur distant futuh as ..omi1 peOjde have feared. The experiment of introducing these trees into this part of the world has excited more interest in Europe ibMi among ourselves, and the proprietor is constantly receiving inquiries from .England as to the procuring of seed 'Tor n.-o there. The "Big Tree" on General W adsWorlh's folate, on Genesee Flats, miller which tho Indians, in early days, held their councils, used to have a good deal of celebrity, but that was only thirty feet in circumference, and is completely dwartod b}\ these gigantic wontigrs oi the W e=t.—Aeu 1'orA-

frith Stranger thpi Mjsterlons Supposed Tears Ago Proven liilberate Murder—]

It did not ring at oil. j,

Over against the treasury A Watcher sat tbat day— Oli« wbo had perfect power and skill. ft VAil human deeds to WtUgh.

As his diving and loving eye Behfld that pittance fall, "I tell you, ofa truth," said he, "Her gift is

Otan all.*S

•'dW?«§i^eious Iferd! quick to take For the great deed, the will The empty measure of ourjuwer

With our

desire

to fill

Ddi5f TIeiff£d Lord, wTiose treasury Is in the faithful heart, Give all thy stewards grace to act

The Widow's noble part.

agu— ——.- Sights In Paris. Paris takes good care of her military renown. The soldiers of France, and the citizens also, are perpetually reminded of tha dcecb of vulqr v^on by tbe armies of the e'mffirfe.Tho-»room in'-^which I write fronts on the liuo de Bivoli, a name emblazoned on the flaps of Napoleon's battalions. It was at Kivoli,in his first Ital ian campaigny where he overthrew the Austrians. Leading from the liue de Kivoli is the liue Castiglione, another ItaliMwiafctle-lieid^ So also Wagram, AuAtCTliEz, i5ylmi, Moscitw, and other bat-tle-fields won by the troops of the first Napoleon, are kept in remembrance. Nor are the deeds of valor of tho troops of the ^present Emperor forgotten, but their reodrd of jjlory ia kept boforo tho people Ai the boulevard Sebastopol, Iri^ccrman, the point d'Alma and point d'Solferino.

OTlctlon&A nlclde Nile have be«a a8edu|ed

Woman Aveaged Her

Prong.

fCorrespondence^ tbe Chicago Tribuue BlaitdvillS7Fallard Co., Ky., "l April 12^1867. The usual qttjfet of this lityjojvMlage eon disturbed by an incident of gr

has

beon disturbed by an incident of great ipomeot to us, and one_which forcibly il--TuBtratw the old sayings driP and "a woman cannot keep a sedret." About eleven years ago there came totbis county, and settled about five nules from 'tbip, Uifrq, a man najpad Hujttooo,,of iJouth Caronfia, In which State h'e'rtandoned biswife and three children. One of lua neighbor, named. Boleher, was the father of two buxom daughters, "between the younger of whom, aged fifteen, and Hud* son, there sprang,«up au iiUinj^cv. jvhich reiijltdd in the seducqkMi of :g'rl-. KnM i^y-ean Aga ihis njbmh committed suicide, and was found in the garret of bis house hanging by the neck, his knees tou£bfag:tbiB floor. He must nave committed the deed four or five days before his body was discovered, as the remains bad^iomeri^fcf dg^ apd one -•ids nW ane»6SC$viferoiiDaj|w» oaten away by the rats. A Coroner's inquest was held.over the body and a verdibt of sui^de jrcturned/. Ope theyurors, howe^SiiJK^ced

^«c)^efhinj|(

like a piece of

iron in the ear of the deceased, but did not examine it very minutely, nor did he mention*, the faot untilfomejitne after. T1% gwi "married a man named McNabb, with whom she has since lived very happily, notwithstanding she, .became a mother iu a few months after she' married. Tho family prospered the elder sister likewise married, and., was muob respected, Jifne of ^thj^e^hbvrhaving^ittgM^) jay^ainet 'either of^the gfrla. Butiher^was a skeleton in both households and the sisters, as they plotted along the journey of lile, were continually harassed by fears and doubts, each striving in vain to lay the vuioCs w^idh haunted th«r »ndbds. 'A'few weeks since, during a fit of despondency, the younger sister divulged to a neighbor the terrible secret which had so long weighed upon her couscience and made tier life a torment. It was that herself, with her sister and husband, had murdered Hudson 1 Her story was that in company with^M&Nablv whom she afterwards married, and her elder siiter, she. caltodrUpot| Hudson, and, telling him of her feituatmi upbraidb&Jbim with her betrayal. Hudson attempted to laugh away the affair, and for tho first time informed her of his being a married man. This incensed both tho 6isters and McNabb, all of whom commenced an assault upon HudsOn,- as 'liad been* previously agreedjupon in case he refused to render justice to the girl he had so foully wronged. Hudson was easily overpowered and killed by driving into his ear a portion of the jron spindle belonging to a spinning wheel. After the murder was aecompished the body was taken to the loft of the cabin, juid left hanging by tho neck, as it was found Beveral days thereafter,

The woman to whom this fearful secret was imparted divulged the facts before the GramtfJirry at the present term of the Circuit Court, who at once found a bill against llcNabb, his wife and sister-in-law and yesterday the parties wore arrested, brought to this town and placed in jail.

The women aro both decidedly good looking, but their countenances seem to indicate that they have no hope.

I*-

The Bible.

Some yrit£r gives the following analysis of the Book of Books, the Bible: It is a book of laws, it shows the right and wrong.

It is a book of wisdom, that makes the foolish wise. It iia book o£trulh, ifrbich.dotccjts all human errors. ll is a book of life, and^ shows how to avoid everlasting deatti.

It is the most authentic and entertaining history ever published. It contains the most remote antiquities the most remarkable events and wonderful" occurrences.

It is a code of laws. —. -v..ur It is a perfect body'of divinity. It is an unequaled narrative.* ,-^v It is a'book of biograpfiy. It is a book of travels. It ishhook of voyages. If'l It is a book of the best covenant ever made—the best, deed ever written.

It is the best will ever bo executed, the best testament over signed. It is tho young,matfs best companion.

It is the school boy's instructor, ll is the learned man's master-piece. It is the ignorant man's dictionary, and every man's directory, __ $tJSI3i$l?U

ONE PIMPLE is A BLEMISH, two Pimples are a mortification, three Pimples are a disgust, hut four or more Pimples are truly distressing to any one. Ptimer's Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion is the sovereign remedy for all such afflictions. mo 9MJ [dlv_

STORAGE, COMMISSION & GRAIN.

a. r&A?tKuir.

BEH. HUBM

d. Moa&isoK.

JBiNKLIV, H0KB1S0M & C0.t UKNKIU1, Coiuiufmiou merchants, JVo. &'<$'

West 2d

St.. Cincinnati.

RKVBltliaiOKS.

Pearco, Tullo, IiuUouj. bliaw, Barbour & Co., & Porter, K. O. Leouard & Co., Wdi. Gluiiii A Soita,Hft Macready A Co.. KosU-r Lirothern, Foote, MaaU Co. Chwiibora, 4t«vaLB A3v«

V(/TQVL\

PUV. X. VEITH.

HUBBS VEITS,_

Forwarding and Commission MUUtC I^ANXS. And Wharf Hoat Proprietors,

Offlrc No. 2 Main Mreet, EVAsViLLK, l.\D, Rkj eu To—i'matou Jtroii. ana Muckiy, Hisbit Co., Uvaurille. lull. MTOCKWELL, CUNNlN&HAM&Co ^QENKILAL

COMMISSION MEUC HANTS, Gii liroud Stretit, Netv York.

JACOB l. KAK.LV SON, JAMKs U. I'UUSKK, Esq.,' BKUKNT CO. iAKttlNi.TON ft WILLIAMS.

JASL D3M

A a ii. jN E K, EECfiMNQ rOBWABMHQ AMD Commiwsion Merchuut,

AM' OCALKBM IN

Qr n, b'

13. HAGKERTY & CO.,

Arc tu do nil kibilft of

.F O W *10 i'is: S st'C"

We have also the Agfucf for

IikNKKTTA MAUilU'S 5KLSUHATKD

Plia'iiix Warm Air Furnace, Ot whicb He liAte allcaJy pat uus«tTer»l, to the eutir* oiktiaiActioB of ilut parties tbrm, to wiioUi wo can At *11 time* refer.

Ail ktuds of Kut uocee repaired aiid put up in cotuplota order,and the work warranted. A general aa^rtnifeDt of TINWABKo® htnd at all liiues. Give At

No. 187 Main Street,

Bet. «lh Tth au.. TEBBI UACTK, 1NO, ... W I

MEW ADVERTISEMENTS

fos. Gillott's Steel Pens, Uf TDK OLD STANDARD QUALITY. JOSEPH Or DeacriptiTe

Aas. iron GILLOTT'S

A ITTllkK I An injunction waa granted Villi llvil the Mopreme Court (Mew Y«rk)al General Term, Jaouar^ 1807, sgainal tho nw by othera of the NUUB1EJ1 SOS.

is iiNwrauiZm*aMs,i No. 91 Jobu St.. New York, kl HKVltY OWKN, SomAoWT.

by 3H ikehea, aoM only by Agents, at $1.75, we give, azpenae paid. tbr two new aabacribera for one year, ($6) or one for two years. (S6) to "HOVBS AT HOME," a popular, and the tolu Monthlt iitlie country.

C. SCKIBNKJt & CO., 664 Broadway, N. Y.

The Arctic Freezer.

New

IMPROVEMENTS for 1867. TO 35 QUARTS! Send for Illustrated Circular. E. S. & J.TOBBEY, 92 Maiden LaH. Int York.

WCLLS

PATENT, aelf-feed lug Circular Band £aw, for aawingor ripping lumbar. With the aid of tliU machine, one man doea the work of fire with eaae, great accuracy, and much leaa waate. For circular encloee stamp to T. J. WKLLS, 81 Beekman Street, New York.

ARTIFICIAL LEGS AND ARMS.

SELPHO'S PATENT.

The beat the World affordi. Vatabliahed 88 years. Send for Ciicalar. wn. SELPHO & s«x, JSo. OlO Broadway, N«w Yorb.

Opposite St. Nicholas Hotel.

H. W. JOHNS'

(Joiisumptioii (Jan be Cured! Tiik Tiiue HEMEDV

at Last

IIAM'b

Kbe8it MEAT

The

j«, Kefers t« '. -t

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1 1

Witt* Hoi'bk—Ua the C*n«), beor jbe Terre U»Qte HicbtBo»si kL Jk O. OW»jWwtf Tcqub IIAVTE, Ikd,

JOHN 1IA.NEY. Al.UNXO HANKY HA NTS A*. CO., STOttAOK, OuMUI^I t* AND

A I N E A E S Wan-liou«e oil Wrtt St., at tho Carirvl B^ain. j\i.9.lwtf TKKRK HA1ITK, TNP.

WL-.

particulars fiMrceaj

tion,

U1LLOTT Mune mod Deai{ VarruUd. Dating number.

Zkabe HAW:

The wvll-koowii Original tud Popular Hamlim, 303 404 170 3S1, IiaTinglMen lairned otber Miuu, we deal re to caution the public in reapect to aatd imitatious

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Improved Roofing

Has been In nse 10 years, and has a larger sale than all other kindi of Composition Hoofing com-' bined. Elmtie Mineral Cement, for Impairing Leaky bhlnglo nml otber Koofs. Pro g«mil?e Pnlnta, BooOng Cement, c. Kxelnaive right to sell and apply will be given Seud for descriptive circular, prices, Ac., to 11. W. JOHNS, 78 William St., S. Y,

NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Opposition Line to

California via Nicaragua, EVERY 20 DAYS.

iTitli Passengers. Freight and I). 8, Mails.

On the following t'irst-Ciass Steamships On Atlantic Ocean. f'ouneoting on Pacific. Santlage de tiuba, I America,

San Francisco, 1 llwes Taylor, Nicaragua, I.. Ncbramka. Dakota, I Nevada.

PAS8KN0EKS & FKEiGUT AT REUVCBD BATKSSAILINQ DAYS FROM KKW YORK. Jau'y luth and 30th, 18G7 I April 20th 18G7 Feb'y iOth I May 10th aud30th, Alarch lllth and ^uth, June 20lh

And every twenty days thereafter, leaving on the Saturday previous when a Regular Sailing Day occurs on Sunday. For further information apply to the NoliTU AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. WM. H. YVKHB, 1 U. N. CA CINUTON,

President, 1 A^cut,

51 Kxchauge Paico.N.Y. 177 West st. cor Warren.

KEN BACKS,"'.Rifles, Revolvora, and VJT other Hpk'Uiiivl gifts (not

1I*h*J»)

FhtB To

ALI.. NO HUNKN, NO Irnmbug. A gift for Everybody. feud two Htauips to "UANiVKK," Jiiuatlttle, N. H.

SUIiK PILE CUJttE!! Or. Uilbret'a I'ile foetrunient, for t!iu radical cureof Tiloe, I'roUpaus.^-sd Ac., without an ration or m.Hiicints, re, wiiwvog tbo worst c»s6 in Uve minutes, »nd ha«r"Hti«?er taiiud elft-ct a permanent cure. Send J*^for Circular. Sold by biii^ista generally.—JVjDiBcouut to l)e*ftluti.— Aguuta wanted every-p^wher© Sont by maii, on receipt of Oil K,-^UOLLAUS. JU« UONALNK a «Xigor, 675 Broadway

DISCOVJSIIID UP-

CUKE.

Propared Iri.ui the

lot luula ol Pro). Trouaaean, of Paris, cures Consumption, Lnng Dieease, Brouchitis, Dyspepiia, Marasmus, Qeueral Debility, and all morbid conditions of the system depeuduut on deficiency of vital force. It is pleasant to taste, aU'1 a single bottle will convince the most skeptical of ita virtue as the groat beating remedy of the age. SI a bottle, six bottles for $5. Sent by Express, dold by S. CI Ul'IlAM, No. 25 South Eighth Street, Philadelphia, and principal Druggists. Circulars sent free.

07 ANTED-AGENTS $75 to If $200 pur month, everywhere, male aud female, to introduce throughout tbe United States, tho GICNU1NK IMPROVED COMMON SKNSH FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. Thib machine will stich, horn, fell, lues, quilt, blud, braid and embroider iu amowt superior manner. Price only ^18. Fully warranted for five year*. We will pay SlpOuO for a machine tbat will sew a stronger, m#re beautrful, or ujore elaetio seam than ours.— makes the *\Klastic Lock Stitch." Kvery »econd stitch cau be cut, and still the cloth canuot be pufled apart without tearing it. We pay AgeuU from $76 lo $200 per month and eipouiMM, or a commission from which twUo that amouut can be made. Address, SECOMBA CO., Olevelaud, O.

CAUTION.—Do uot be imposed upon by other partiee palui 'ng off worthless cast-lrou machines, under the same name or otherwise. Uut# it is iho only genuine aud really practical cheap machine manufactured.

FOHAURICK MACHINE,simple-8100

ipivv wilb tempering box and mould*. War* ranted to make 15,(KM) Bricks per day, of a superior quality. Address FKKY A SUKCKLSR,

Bucyrurf, Ohio.

Ai A FROM 91* OR 918 To $30 I'KK SXU iJAV, cau easily be made the year round, WITHOUT

HihK, iu anew business, light, pleasaut

au«l honorable, und no competition. Good energetic Ageuls (La ies and Centlemeu) are wanted repredeut us in every City and Oottnty, A KABK CHANCE to make money and permanent mploy meiit id offered to every person having a few hours daily to rpare. For further particulars ploise call on, or address, O. W. JACKSON 4 CO., 11 South Street, Baltimore, Md.

Xiupairtial Sufferings. Neither Wealth, Refinement, Station, or Condition are exempt.

THE

PU1LOTOKKN, or Female's Friend, oxpreeily for the benefit ot females eutlering Hutu hysteria, uauso*, nervous irritability, di«tru^riiugappreheusions, and ail those troubl(Kt m''. complaints that invite premature old ago, aud render life miserable. Descriptive Pamphlot sent on rcceipt of postage stamp liAltEAL, ttltiLKi*

CO. 141 Otiambers St. New York.

Metropolitan Collar. Sold by

A. T. STEWART

RISLEY'S

LADIES,

,ni4

Roofing, GuTtevmg, Coppersmith "Work, A liepulrinn of all Kinds.

article

liratMkt orery goo^louse.

for furtNt

.=T. MATTKSON, & (Moo, Ohla

rforNo.soreI»rlStreeV

OONS0irPTIVK3.^ou

UlYpl tHe'raoelpi

a cure for Soni^ia, Colds, Consump

lung coMpliints, by Madias- to

ADKB S81 New Yor*. Ht it free. Write lor it. It has cured thousands.

"Y*rAKTID—AOINT8—JOLQOOAJ^U, llsi««nd W Female—(£00 a aekth nadesy acrtn nd energetic agents, wiling aix new and useful inrentions, all honaehold art Irlea MaUy tirtM, A4-

AMtlSEMCTITS.

THE LARGEST rift S f«n-3 lo A

SI)

Vj_.f

Best 0

Wt 6sii bf lent What Others Seek by hut T\ .y a

HY PPOOLYMPIAD

A O 3 I 5 8

THE. GRKXT

UI"— ...

Ancient Magntticciice

Chariots, Cars, Tans, Carriages, Of Greefcm and American tnotfeh, constroctfd. by Amarican Workmen.

THE MAWSfOTH SHOW Will bouinoaDced BY^HeflgAjiD Pboohsiom and Op«ratio-'Masie of the BUFFALO SrijVEK GOB NET BAND, led by Professor KMIL WAUtlt:

Brawn In

Triumplial Dolphin CfON Kmblaaoned with Gold ond Bron*e, repreMnting Neptune^s Imperial P«rsonag*tf attended by earthly mortals nonnted on thoro«gb-bred llonos, arranged as I'eisian CaT»lry aud Knights of Two Hundred yearar*g»r escorted by »be entire Orlen tal Iletinue of Brilliant Equipages. THE DEPARTMENT OF ENTERTAINMENT constiautes ITlie Host Brilliant Stars introducing Gymnastic, Equestrian and

Tournament Exercises, Or the Ancient and 'i&bdeni 8chool AmnseiBents. S a id

THREE POPULAR CLOWNS I The most Beautiful Fenale Eqacstrleaae Livlag

Will be performed every Evening, theGrandSpec-

tacnlar Equestrian DrSm&, entitled A E A, OB THE— Wild Horse. of Tartwy. From Lord Byron's1 Poem,' arranged ftr the Blng expressly lor Wm. Lakk, Kb(j. MAZBPPA MAD. AfiNKS LAKE (A.s played by litr over 100 nights at the VICTORIA Theatke, Berlin, Prussia,) whet£ she achieved a must unparalleled success both ae an

Actress and Kqnegtrienne In which she will introduce her beautiful and

TUUllOUGULl' TRAINED H0B8E, APOLLO.

The same as UBed by her in Berlin. Madame Luke will lie assisted by a full and efficient company of DRAMATIC AND EQTJE3 TRIAN ARTISTS, such as have never before been combined in One Show, and every eftoat will be umde to render this the most intl»r$*tiug and exciting performance of thepresont'age.

THIS STUPENDOUS ENTERPRISE Is under the special managumeiit of The Veteran Humorist, WM. LAKK, who at each entertainment, will introduce the Spanish Spotted Mule, Don Carlos, the tliorough-bred Danciug IIorsoB, White Cloud and Spot Jiea

ufty.

The Imported

German Trick Horso, ADD, From Kennek'S BOYAL Cikcus, Berlin, and the 11IGIILY

TKAINED PONIES,

ROMEtO and JXJLXET.

7\uo

Grand Perforrnancfs.,at

*B* Will exhibit in all the pflueipal «Htie» and towns iu the State during llio seanon.

Admiitalon SO Cento Children under 10 yenra .25

WILL EXUIBIT AT

TGBBE HAUTE, Friday A Saturday, May 3J 4th CLINTON, Monctay, May Cth, 1867,j .jljf NEWPORT, Tuesday, May 7th, 18«T, '»»1 EQ6KNK, Wednesday, May 8th, 18G7, DANVILLE, Thursday, Mdy 9th, 18C8. 0W Bemember the xy and datf. 23d wtf

BUCHU is the Cure

(or Pain and Weakness in (be Back *nd LOIUH and all those complaints resulting from deraugetucut of the kidney* and urinarv orKaiii.Sold in Urpe boltlo, by the druggist*. 4JAKKAL. Ul^LKV Jt Whwlesa le Dru^gtsti, 141 Chain bers S(roc(, New Yorft.

Discard Injurious Pad-

,likg.. MAl'Ailh jrtlSL S M.VMMA-K1AL HAl.M AUD Patent BRKASX KL&YATOK develops the form physiologically, i-epot, 3W Uanal St., N. Y. Seud statup tor Tieatier*. Sold by drugguts.

mar 1 WJ LL IT DO! is the first inquiry MEHX the sick make concerning a medicine. Snppoee TAB»4J|T,? Sttnc* ArcRtEKT ia lhe subject of the interrogatory, what th*n Simply thU r^ply. It will relieve and cure be*d*chff nausea, tiatulence, nervousness, costiveoess, debUuy, bilk»usnea«, and indigestion. *OLD UY UUUGU1TS KVKHYWHEEC.

•Koyal Havana Lottery or Cuba. Urawn once in seventeen days. Prieea cashed and information given. Highest rates paid for Doubloons and all kinds of Gold and Silver.

GKOKGK UP11AM,

63 N. Main St.. Providence. &, I.

9. BIT YE, Ag««t

QPKING MILLINERY. ...

OPENING.

We'are now rccei^lnjc a fhll etock of Goods which will be opened on the 4th inst. Ladies, call and see oar new style Pattern Bonnets and Hats, aprldtf M. H. ABBOTT.

NEW DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT!

1-FLT

The NEW YORK DKJESS CUTTliR

Taylor's System

Of meaanrement, ts on hand ready to receive or dors from all Ladies who deairo well and easy fitting garments.

WORK WARRANTED!

PERFECT FIT

The Goods will be paid for. Model® and Charts dispensed with, and strict measurement adhered to. shareof custom solicited.

Over Prince & Co's Store Booms. wr«u w- M. A. WALTER, i. 1*4 It'i .. mhSOd^w

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CO,,

Broadway, Chambers and Beado Streets, N.

AGENTS WANTED

XTO SOAP! X0 WATER! NO SLOP! Brown's .1^1 Glas* Clt-aaiug Polish, pktented Oct. 10th, for cleaning aud poliahing Windows, Uirrort, (iold and Silver-plated ware. Brass, Coppei, Tin, tc. A sew Inveution of the greatest practical worth, oontrenience nd economy. Indispensable to all private house-keepers, hotel-ke»per*, store-keepers, Jlc. Large di.count to the trade. For full particulars address C. M. BROWN, 71 Bleeker Street, 2«w York.

Street,South Side*

IN PRINCE 00*8 STORE BOOMS, v1" -"v. *..

All the Newest Styles and Novelties on hand, and cnnttantly receiving additions at the Nowest Prices.

MRS. E. J. COPELAND,

formerly Trimmer for Mrs. M. A. Walter.

VIGO

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Seal"l Proposals will be received bj the Board of Dirt-cturs of the Vigo Agricultural Society until Saturday April 27ih, at 10 6ft lock A. Bl., for furnishing materials and erecting the baildings, stnll*, pens and fence for the Fair Grounds.

PUub and Specifications can bes«*en at Uaney's Warehouse. Propcsals will be received for doing tho worfc and lumishiug the maleritls, or for the work wlthcnt tbe materials. Also, fur the whole u! tbe job or a part.

The Board rcetrves the right to reject any, or all of the proposal*. Tin- Propojalscan be bind* edtoA. B. P'ff?, Corey Barbour, or Jos. Gilbert.

By Order of the Board,

w"n

aprl^Jtd

JOS. G1LBKHT, Secretary.

HATS AND CAPS.

KWi« YORK trtili A STORK

«J osepli O- a,tc«, JUSlTlN RECEIPT OF I Men*' Hats ot ail kind*,

Boys' Hat* of all kindu, ilaU» of all kind*, Intiintj.' Hats of all kiiida. And at ail »rio«*.

UaU made to order on abort xottoe. Come

^TllE SPRING HTTtLBS,

East side Pnklic 8qnar«, Terre Hante, lnd. nofSTdtf

KEW ARRIVAL OF

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»v. t-'il-si'.

•. rv5 -uJ» ii I

Jf. S. KYCE& CO.'S,

siuum is:

Rich Dress Silks,

ORIENTAL SPLEHBO OBGANIiSKD FOB 1866-7. .*»,!« •••'.••#. si-

a in Of COSTLY SPKOIMSN8 OF AMERICAN MANUFACTUBSD

Alpacas,

:..tr-rri aa -syi .wai ooitou: •D® Laines, bieaidftd oi -y.ti

Dress Trimmings & Bnttyj^

In all Styles, oonprising all 1

pABPETS, 'Z

Ljj *.

OIL CLOTHS, RUGS,

MATSr'WALL& WINDOW PAPERS

&c.

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OUR CARPET HALL

Never wm attractive as at Pr^sen^

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House Fiiniislung Goods

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all.,»IID8, X'

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Damasks,

^SheMnas. ,\Z

itde.m Napkins,

reft gfi ike L,--

Piano ana,

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Table Covets.

Cassimeres! Cassimeres!! In all Stylos, for Men and Boys,

CHEAPER THAN the CHEAPEST.

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New Goods Received Daily

.tone*

ui 9ft) io —if TH1C— ..

IHIIHIBCAilSTORB!

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1 & 7 P. M.

DRV COODS.

APRIL ig§7, ...j.i u,:iqtr lo 'in bidrarji.. iXt'l iiQJk I' 1

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GRAND GRAND GRAND GRAND GRAND GRAND GRAND GRAND

rt tol odd

Who cuts by t\ .ttaix

id! 0' W|«i-i»!.XK if a ituHrnl "tol 0£ i. 1, I -7^ isaicat ,*Mw! 1

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Spring Spring Spring Spring

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MILLINERY ROOMS!

Goods Goods Goods Goods Goods Goods Goods Goods

id I'-S .n AT

i. at

TSfXa' AT V!i'-'no

igOfiTHABD'S BLEM&NT^

Thorosgh Baasasd Harraonj, Dealgned for tbe Use of

Schools, Glasaet aid CoucrvatorlM, An At AN A!D IN Mpsuim 1MB ART

Ifafiig ISA l^c al' bisifsnii^.

By L. H. SOUTHAfUX

This new work a short and Inctd statement of tba KleiMatary JLawaof llaMionr, a4ay«l to the wants of Stngen and tbose who Aon a' Moderate facility in playing Church Music, aad extemporizing. The rule* and examples are raoatly oondensed from tba books of the Ltanio 0OMutTiWuvi and tbe NATIONAL. ACAOKMT or Huaio, London. Ia Che test tab ahaptars anfllcient inatraction is ciTea to enable ^he papil to write comwt anil (tracefni plaln tiarmoay in four puts. Bonnd iu Uloth. Patcx tT can la. 8aal by mall,

post-paid, altdwtc

Season 1

OLIVER DIT80N ft CO.,

9X1

Wasbiastou Street, Boston.

to T£1BKE HAUTE

ACADEMYof MUSIC

Tbe nnderaicbad, dsslriag to aapply a iMmn in the wants or onr rapidly gr«wis| city, and in obedience to tba lewdly swiasaoj wishes of a laiRt number of the eitifam of this city, announce to the publia tbat tbajr ksn opjaed aa ACADEMY OF MUSIC in the second story of Kiss oar's "Palace of sic," where they as* prrpatwi to gi«a Instruction to pupils In all branebaa ef this beautiful and necessary accomplish men t.

Their Mute lUxNnsara large, wail Teatilated and lighted, and easy of access, and are supplied with every variety of Iastramaata, and Pupils san receive Instruction on the Piano, Cuitar, Violin, Organ, Brass Instruments. Particular attention paid to tbe cultivation of tbe voice. Instructions in Thorough Basa Compositions.

For Terms of IneU action apply to tba undersigned, at tbe Academy of Music, second story of KisaiMr's Palace ef Maeic, or at tba Musi: 8tors below. Tbe beet ef relareaces given aa to qaaliathai, AC. G. A. HAUTUNG, decUdlf ANOKLO DKPH038I

MUSIC. I

J.O. LINDEMANN,

0KAIiKIi IN WTl*'

..fcftti'Uttof

PIAmOH, MfiLODEOWS

i?' OBGA.Nfily Vlollus, Guitars, Plntea, and all kinds of Huslca Merchandise. Mo. »1 Wabaab Street,

TERRE UAUTK. INDIANA..

TONING AND &SPAUUNO of PIANOS and othor Instruments will be promptly attended to. OLD PIANOS will be taken In tnade foi NB« ONKS. G!LISIA!OU $ •ulOSdwtf 'f J. 0. UKDXMANN. i'v* 1

IS S N E S

NJBTW

t-r ,J 1 t"?

PALACE"OF mm\

I take great pleasure in lnvi.ing the Ht tenticn of my eld friends aud customers, and al on in an to an in in he

r»i Ai' TO BY

O 5

S I I N E

NEW AND SPACIOUS STORE

No. 48, Ohio Street.

Having personally selected my New Stoct with great care, at New York, I am now able tc' offer to the Hnsical Public the

Largest Assortment

-0»-

Musical Herchandis

11ST TfiK NORTH-WK8T Tbe ilrst Floor will be stocked with Sheet Hotlt,' tMng Gsoda, Mule Books, and all kinds of small Instruments, inch as Violins, Saltan, Drums, Brass and Sliver Band Instruments, Flotiaaa, Oaitan,

Oouoartiaaa, Acocrdeons

ot all sizes and prioes, Flagaoleta, Flutes, Drum Cord, Stick*, Dram Beits, Oailskin Drnm "h'«vis, Sheepskin Drum Heads, Brass Mouth-Pieces, U«rDlaSllw Month-Piecse, Baqloe, Flataa, Tacborinse, Qermfn Violina, French Viuiias, (new, French Violins, (Imitation old Btradnarins, Oua aasius, and other Cremona pattern^,) TloHncellos Deuble BaMa. Violin Finger-Boards, Violin Tutee Neeks, Violin Violinceilo, Double Baiu Guitar and Harp Strings, Tail Plecee. Pfgs, Bridge*, Hut**, Tuning Fork*, Xoalnc Hammers, Fitch Pipe*, Castanets, Ulaironet, Beads, Violin, VMincello and Double Bas* Bows llualc. Folio*, Double Banned Bo*ia Cases for Fluflt^.OlaroneU, Vloline and Guitars Blank Music Book*, Blank Music Catds, and Moaio Paper* of all sines.

IV Particular attntloa paid to tts Stria Department. The Second Floor will be

A AT AT AT AT

Urn

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TV ELL, RIPLEY A CO.'S, TVELL, RIPLEY A CO.'S,

TJJELL, RIPLEY & CO.'S, TVELL, RIPLEY & CO.'S,

TVELL, RIPLEY A CO.'S, TVELL, RIPLEY A CO.'S, TVELL, RIPLEY & CO.'S,

TVELL, RIPLEY & CO.'S,

r, ,y. -1

Corner Corner Corner Corner Corner Corner Corner Corner

Fifth

and Main and Main and Main and Malft and Main and Main and Main and Main

Finn Firib

Filth Fifth

Firth

Flflh Fifth

Terre

Street, Street. Street, Street, Street, Street, Street, Street,

Stocked wlthsv

Pianos, Melodeons ft Organs1

Always on hand* a iplednid aaeortment of Pianoe from the well known Jfanufactorlee of Bobert Hon, N.Y., the celebrated Patent OjoloM Piano* Stack A Co., N. Y., A. H. UaU A *., M. Y., KnabeA Co., Baltimore, and other First C'las* Makers.

Cariiart ft Needham's

Celebrated Bodolr Church Organ*, Parlor Organ* and Melodeons. Theee Instrument* stand alto gather unriraled, a tact which every listaoer aud judge will be at once convinced of by simply com parting them with ether*. eu aw Sead (bra Circular. w»u»

FBACTICAL FliNO MAKER,

By trade, consequently a Judge of Initrumenta, these sending order* from the distance can fully rely on ebtaiaing as good and line aa article aall personally selected.

Liberal dlseount toSemlnarise, Schools, Minister* and Teacher* af Muaic. Sead for Circular aad Price*. Every Iastru ment warranted for Ore years.

Send orders io KISSKIB'S

PALACE OF MUSIO,

sat ft

48 Ohio Street. Terre Hauta, Indiana.

ARRETT'8

TH*

ON THIS CONTINENT!

AUD

IS SO PBONOUN3ID BT THB MOST Scientific Analytical Chemists. It Kcatorea Sray Hair to Ita

Matsirml Oatar.

It PraMtestfes gmrthaf tit* Hair. ItPrcTsat* Hair Falllai Out. II Chaagen the Koeti la their Original

Orgaale adlaa.

It Eradicates DandralT and !••«. It l«f»Uw Scalp lealtky. it Coatalni ao lajarlaas lagrcdleat,

w! a

•ml#

•Ilautc, Iud. •Haute, Ind.^ •Haute, lnd.* •Haute, IndJ -Haute, lnd. •Haute, Iud. •Haute, Ind,i .Haute, lnd."

And is generally accorded to be

Pui

A SPLENDID DRESSING.

«, \X

TO THE ruauc. .wv-x Our J. B. BARRETT is the firtl and|W

to' lio dlstoTrreil tbe art of comItiuinn a HAIB RL8TRAT1VK with UansiKO, of whleh there aro now manyj^^ 'caitations in tbe market, yet none buli dABBBTTS are Original. !EJ

J. C. BARRETT A CO., Proprietors, .* MANUUBSTKB, H. H. I

J. SC. A. DAYIS,

WHOLESALE AGBNTS,

n20d* 6m Terre Hsats. I Sid.

pLAUSSEN, BISHOWSKY & Co Vy Importers and Jobbers of NOTloNH AND TOYS,

W O A O A S .—IN— FANCY GROCERIES. 8BBABS, fOBAit'««, TKaS, etc lodtr

miSIMiMI

A MEEIQAN EXPRESS COM J\. PANY.

COWSOLIBATKU CAflTlL, |W,0W^M!The above uamed Oumpany havw ta charge »f experienced aad trusty Meaasngsrs, Kzpresse leavlu^aftd arriving at Xerre Haute, aa follows:

T»* VxprCMM toaad 'Cfom: New York, Oltwlud,

A a

And alt:points In IMiana ahttOMd. Two KipretM Mlf, to aad ^fron S*intIdOuU( llu«. Chicacoa XUiaoU. Mufitbtl, Obatralla. Milwauki*, Wia^r

***4

ADAMS EIPMESS COMPAHY. mii *v

Capital

Clljr. aud

BiflWo, Wubl«|ton Aad *11 olh«r point* la the C-A.IST AD Ooaa^Ukgat Rew Y*rk s» Wiuia^FMg.» IV. Karopean and California Kxprasa, for all points iu Iam,et-ralitsraia mm4 tnpaeDssMw Three KipreiMs llally, to and from

CiDclnoAfl, dfcio, ,* Colnmbu*, Itichmoud,

Dayton, Fort Wayne, Newark, w»S Logaa*yor«,• Zaneeville. I'm,

MMx.

J4 feint Jocepfe, Mo.:

And all potato North and Weit, taeladlag poiou in Kansas »nd Vateaaka. Two Expresses ItoiU. to and Jroiu:

OnancasUe, Lafayette, Orawfcrdsnlle, MHMgnn ONT, 4c. One Kxprcsa Bally, to and &*»

UOCKYil^K. UiU.

0i« iccomBodatloB Kxprtu Daili To and flrem Paris, Illinois, Chsrlsstsa, lWaoi

Mittoon, Illinois, and inteimediatepotau. All business entrusted to this Company kill b« attended to rasylf) and with dapsl**.

Bates as low as by aa/

aTF"*",'" rwT*«—rt

OFFICK ou rOURTlI STRK1CT, next "door tc Ohio Street, Terts Hanta, Aad. 8. McfilsVAUr,

E. W. SLOAMi Knp'U, Indianapolis, lnd.

'nan©

THE

"Osn'.-r

.sX'.h. MBAT

Kastern Western aaA Soatkeri sU." SXPBKSS FOBWABDIOU. Have tacilltlea «v«r all the BaHroad* Bast, 'et and South, for the rapid tratssportattoa MONEY AND OTH8& VAl«UA.BLi

Heavy aud Light Froight, PaekagsaaaAr s. Notes, Ural is and Bills collected, aad prem^ sturns made

Mercbaudise taken for dellrery easiyaei. ol the accompanyiug bill, and proceeds retacned promptly.

Unuar careful Mem eager*, the Biprsas-aMtv.i and departs with aoaurly all the Iniae, bf lln prlucipal Kastern citlee and intermediate points, making do*e connection* with

The Nttuthera ripmai. For th* principal cltie* of th* South. RATES AS LOW AS AX1 0THKB 0*11^1

Losses and damags* promptly adjaited aud aattlat

«oty

Year*46

Of successful operatlous of thla dM"«ad tMUii Company is a sufficient auaraatee of it* tsajniil bllity and honorable dealijg with the pablio, and to solicit a continuance of it* patronage.

OBIce at No. 6 Meohaalca Maw, Tana Hantft ndiana.

IfoviBdtf

JgRIE RAIL^

Agont,

T'tl."

.Wit,' ..*?

RAILWAY!

GBKAT BROAD tHIAtiK—MVILBTBAGK Mil

NEW YORK, BOSTON, And New England

Citim.

THIS RAILWAY IZTHIM FBOM Dunkirk lo New York 460 MtUt, BuffaU to A/no York 423 MUe$,

Halamantca to N»u York 41ft Miles, II vaoM IKf,P

23 lo VI MILKS the SHOKTKgf UI»

All Train* run directly through to K*w Talk, W*4W MUi— without ehaageof OoaBfcto.

From and after Noremuei 18th, IMO Traiaa will leave in connection with all Weitera -lima, ae follows: From llunkirk awljl

pea Vpotl:

By Nsw York tlAia from 1 O-OO a. M, J*e«r Yark Bay "B from BalaaaiMr (Sunday* MtMptaSJ.' Bropa at

Hornellaville 8.47 A. M. (Bkft). Intataactiug wltli the 6.30 A. M. Day Repress from Mgalo,' aud arrives In Mew York at i&!MFw4Lii.' II 7,10 A. K. Expraw Mall, from Duakirk, (Sundays excepted). Stops at Salaaiaee6f.tw

A. M., and connects at UottwUsvUla aad,Corning with tho 8.30 A. 11. Kxpres* Man Worn Bilbl», and arrivoa In, New York at |Q0AmM4.18P.M.K.T, Kuht Kxbnm, tnm Dankirk (Sunday* asceptod). BtopA a* lalmlta 6.56 P. M. Olean 7.36 P. M. (Pap). Tar

Mrs

9.60 A-M., (Bklt). aad arrival is lew Ydrk at 12 30 P. M., conaactiaJE with Aftarpwa Trains for Boston and NswlCnglaad Olti«^.

1 11

From BaBUa-li Mew* York Oae from liepot ear. Bacbaaga aad MnhtgaaMtreem:'c 5.B0 A. Ik Sew Yark Bay Isanas, (Sunday* escei ted). Stop* at KorA«ll*Ville 8.60 A.M., (Dlas) Turner's 8.0$ f. M. Cwaaecta at

(Bkft) SusaaehaaaaS.1U,P.M., t's 8.0$ f. Delawata,

Ureat Bend with Delawata, LackawaaaA what

arn Bailroad, and at Jersey O'lty wllhMidalgbt Kxprees Trala of New Jersey Ballrvad ler Philadelphia, Baltimore aad Waehis^toa. 8.S0 A.

Express MalL a Avoa aad

Horueliavllle (Saudays exee|Mld). Arrives Iu Mew York at 7.0U A, M. Connects at ICMylrii with thoMoTtberti Central liallway lor Barrisburg, Philadelphia, Baltlatora, WaaMaflfsa aud other points South. ».»0 P. M. Ughtntag Fa»m. (Mndays excepted). Stops at, Uornallsvllle 6.25 (Sup.), and arrlvea In Mew York T.OO A. M.—

Uonneots at Jersey Ultl with Moralac Bxprees Train of Mew Jersey Hall^dad for Baltimore and Washiagtoa, aadat-JKaw York with Morning Express Train for Boston and Mew Bugland Oitlgti S.IO P. •. Sew Ynk Might Eamgaas,

DAILY. Stops at HornsI)t«lMWXr.'1., (Sup.), iatsrsseUng with the 4,16 P, M. IWu from Dunkirk, and arrives ID Maw York A« 13.30 P. M. Alaoooaascto at Balis^t Marrisburg, Phlladhlphia and Foutb. II.M •. M. Ciariaaati fajril, fSaadays sxceptod). Stops at Suspuahaaaa7.W

A.M., (Bklt.) Turner's l.l* P.M.. (Dine), aad arrivss in Msw York at f. M. Voanects at Great Bend with Delawara, Laakawanna A Weatarn Bailroad for Serastoa, Tlsaton and Philadelphia, aad at Maw. Vera with Afternooon Tram* and gUiawfKr'IMkia aud Mew Bnglaad Citlee. Only one Traiu Xast on Sunday, leaving Ba bio at 6.10 P. M., and reaching Mew York a*NL3U afternoon.

Boston and New Kaglaud PaaseDgars, with thair Beggage, are transferred fir— cf ckmrgt la Maw York.

The beet Ventilated aud m(ht Luxurioos Ins Coachoa WTIN THK WOBLD%«

ra«

nylog all night trains ou this railway* Baggage Checked Through! And Fare as low at by an* otlurjtsmti.

ASK FOR TlCkKTS YIA BR1I RA1LWAYWhich can be obtained «tall PrinOfKl TiefteTOfficea In the West and Snath-1 H. BIDDLE,—*WM. B. BAHH,

Gan'l Sap't. O Gaa'l Pa*. AMat nov27dtr

6RAIAI SHIPPEiS

Millers and Distillegp^ Vfe ars manuiactnring RICHARD'S

I -J», ^11

ITS MERITS HS 5

Are Inside the Bottle I! C1 Kvery Bottle vuntalns MORS LIQUTDj^^ than any other dollar preparation. No LAItOB BBWAB1W b«-rrd to **tablieh ir# Uefflcacy, but we do OUABAMTKIL refund the money to any person wbo wilii uee two bottle* and then say that ourl^^ Reetoratite has laiied to do all we claim.

rower Corn Sheilers

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Of all sizes and capacity ranging trofa SO to lOOO Itushels per Bow/ Built of IRON, and WariantM to Sbfll CJaan

IM AMY CONDITION OF 0BAI#, aad Clean the Cora in Superior Ibr the MILL OB MAiULBT. OVER SOO IJV DAILY USE Portikle Eigiiet, Suli Ban Mills, ftra liik, A&, kt.

BICHABD'S IRON WORKS, 11*0 A lift WASHIKU'MM STBEBT r.^ CHICAGO. llil^l.N

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Kistou, Prrbis (Joaaty, Okli,

The Empire Queen of lhe Weal.

This Standard Plow ha* never bead eXovll-d, aad for general pnrpo.e uerer will lr. In it* construction we are woratag a perfectly hothogaaloaa Cast Strel ibat Hill out |-oiish auJ out live any other Wrough Plot/' made. It throws a wide, clean, aud sraorful lurrow, and in drauwht is the lightest Plow on record. Farmers w. II du Well to examine (his Plvw at

John Seott & Son's Wareh«sw,

Terra-Uaute, lldiaaa,

Before purchasing elsewhere. Your interest we deoire to promote, and »hat we say 1* true. uovlOdwly McOUIBK, OAMl'BiCLL A CO.

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