Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 July 1867 — Page 3

SPECIAL NOTICES. WHA TE VERY ONE WANTS,

A food, reliable medicine that will be on hand when required, and never falls whoa called on. That is now to be obtained in Dr. Tobias* Celebrated Venetian Liniment. Many thousand caU the Wonder of the Age, ai UW all that la represented and more. It curee Dlarrhcea, Pyaon tery, Colic, Spasms, Vomiting, Croup, and 8easickness a* «ar«Jy as it ii ns«d, and perfectly ianottnt to take internally, even in doable the qdanffly named In toe direction* ulMUM ternal remedy for Chromic Bbenmatism, Cuts Braises, Old sore*, Mumps, Toothache, Headache, Sore Throat, Spraini, Insect Stings, Pain* in the Back, Cheet and Limbs, thousand* hare testified to, and their cert flcates cap be *een by any

ADVICE FOB TUE PEOPI.E.-Yorced sweating bad, often producing aerlous cons«» quences, while purgat'on in chills, colds, rheamaetc., ote., witb

UI'.ANDUETH'S PILL8,

Is always safe, uevor leaving any 111 effects. In all cases their use is wise but in sovere pains from colic, Inflammations, rheumatisms, *r external injorios, it is

LIFE SAVING.

Ketaembor BBANuUKXU'd i'lLLBaie always sure of effect, and always without the least dang#r, and tiioy act on efery pirt of the system dtsludglng aud removing all accumulations of impurities, thas cleansing the blood and restoring hoaiih.

The lion. Demas Barnes says: "I sell more of Brandreth's fills than all others pat together." BiiA^DUK IH'S PiL L.3aresold by all druggists abd at the principal office, Brandreth House, Mew York.

Observe B. BliANSREin in white letters on theffovernmont stem on each box. JylOdwlm

A GENERAL MASSACRE

of the fllirna of tbe head, the whiskers, the tnus* laches, or tho board, can ba easily accomplished by the application of tho scnrchlcs linlr dyes, mid wh«n eviry hair Is

KILLED iEAI»,

tbe parties dccjlvod ly those nostrums will regret, too late, that they did not ass the wonderful and jntiroly pottvnless preparation which,

IN FIVE MINCTEM,

prodnces a black or hrowrs which is nc surpassed by nature's owu hiie. Be wisj In tim*. The only safe and suru article Is

CRISTADORO'3 HAIR DYE, Manufactured by

CftlaTADOHO, C3 Maiden

Laoo, New York.. Hold by all Druggists. Appllod by all Hair Jrr»sors, jylOdwlm

THE MUSIC BOOK

That Every Child Wants.

Merry Chimes,

CONTAINING

ELEMENTARY INSTRUCTIONS,

ATTRACTIVE EXERCISES S

AMI)

Several Hundred Popular Songs

IKCLCB1K0 AIL

THE CHILDREN'S FAVORITES.

Price 60 cts. t'eut post p&ld. OUIVBB D1TSON 4 00., Publl ters, 877 Washington Street, Boston. jylOdwt ch

BAHxriKixisrG

HOUSE.

JAY COOXvE & CO., Np 20 WALL STREET,

Corner of Nassau Street, New York. We buy and soli at tbe most liberal curronv prioes, aud keep on hand a ftill supply of Government B0NIJ3 OF ALL ISSUES, SEVAN* rUIRTIBS, and COMPOUND INTEBKST N0TE8 and execute orders for purchase and sale of 3TO0KS, BONDS aai OOLD.

CONVERSIONS.

We oonvert tho sacral lssuesof ScvEN-TiiinTirs Into Five TWESTIM on the most favorable terms, aklng the 1st seriosat Oovernmont Bates, allowing a commission to dealers, anil paying freight to and from New York. Circulars with full par. tlcolars furnished upon application. myOdwly JAY COOKE «fc CO.

TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advortisor, having been restored to health In a few weeks by a Tery simple remedy, after having suffered fot several yoars witb a severe lung affection, and that dread disease, Consumptionis anxious to nwko known to his follow-suffecprs tho ^ans of euro.

To nil who desire It, he will send a copy of the prescription used (free of charge), with tho direcI loos for preparing and using the same, which they will find a seas CDBE for

CONSCUPTIOH,

ASTAUJL, BSOSCCBITIS, OODOBJ, COLDS, and all Throat and Lung Affections. The only object of tho advertiser in sending the Presc-iiption is to beuettt llw afflicted, aud spread lulotiration which he coaoeives be invaluable, and he hopes efery sufferer 111 try his remedy, a* it will cost them nothing, aud may prove a bloesing. Parties wishIn* tho Prescription, ruse, by return mail, will please addross BIT. EDWaUD A. WILSON,

Williamsburg, Kings Co., Ne* York.

mylOdltaw-wly

Groat N e\v England Remedy

1R. .1. W. tOLAND'S

White r»ino Compound In now offered to thu afflicted throughout thocuuutry, after having been proved by the test of eleven years, iu the New England Statos, where its merits have become as well known as the tree from which, in part, it derives its vlrtuo. The White Tine Compound Cures Soro Threat, Colds, Coughs, Diphtheria, Bronchitis, ^Spitting of JUood, and Tuiinonary Affections generally. Tt Is a remarkable IWrnedy for Kidney Complaints, IHabetes, Difficulty of Voiding Crino, Blocdlng from the Kidleys and Bledder, Orayel and other complaints. "As a remedy for klduey compUlnti the White duo Oomperind stand* unrivaled. It was not originated lor that purp.ise, but a (erson la using it for a cough wa» not only cured of the cough, iUt was HMO curwl of a kidney difficulty of ten tears staudMig. Sluce that accidental discovery ijany thossamU li»v«' used It for the same com rgialut, and have lw completely cure*l.

Tins remedy is as s»f« and pleasant to take as it ottectuiil. aud-togl8

A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEX: '••n is the desiroof t-vorybovlj. ft can be had by siitig tho Ctf!ol»ratc*d "Bloom of Youth.1 This is the most refrcsting and delightful Toilet article In 3se, for beautifying tbe Complexion and preserving the Skin, nnd at the same time is invaluable Tor removing TANS, FRECKLES, and all dlscolrations.

CautioB.--S« that you set the genuine article. Iths* the name of O. W. Laird stamped in glass on the back of each bottle.

Oct-Jan-Apl-J nly-dlm

Take no other,

worthless imitations are In circulation. Sold by Fancy Goods Doalers and Druggists, verywhere. Depot 74 Pulton St.. ^. 1.

KIW PKRFIMK FOB THK UASDKKBCH1KF

PKnlon'n "Klght Bleoming CercB*.'

Pbalon'» "Nijfbt Ulowmins Cereu.'

Pfinlou'a "Night Bloominir Ccreaa.' mutloa's "Mfftit Bloomitt* Cerena."

Pbalntt'i -MsrUt BloAining Cdrenf.' A moil uxituUltc, •lo'icste, and rragrantTer taaie, U«tUlol rota the rare and beautiml flower Vom which it takee It* name

M»nuO»eture.l only by PUALOtf SON, SewTork.

BKWAKZ Of COCSSXBfSITS. A9K ruft PUALOJfS—TAK* NO OTHTR. Aul ducly-'od

"TO MAR&T OR SOI 10 MARRY? WHV NOT I Ssatotw BEHXCMS* roa Towa M**, InJBtIMI of the Howard As«octatlm, on the rtaTtiologloal Errors, Vbusei and DlseaMS iadnced by ignorauoi* of Samro's laws, la the Bret age of man. Sent in settled envele^, injsof'cwrge.— AdJrees Dr. J. SKItLIU JlOL'GHTOlVHoward Associates, Philadelphia, rs. Iix*0dw8=

SPECIAL NOTICES.

HfJMEWEU-'S

UEUZIO1 The greatest trait in the characleraf PIUS. these acknowledged moet valuableiSOs

and Family Pkgtic,

from

3ine that

is that of a perject freedom

Griping and Bowel Irrilatioa.

thousands of cases of

Qripet

cn#

at the Doctor's Depot, 60 CortJandt Street,) New York. Hundred! of Physicians use it in their practice. It has been Introduced iince 1847, and hundreds who now have it in tboir bouses, say they would not be without it eren if it was *10 per bottle. Evory drop is mixed by Dr. Tobias himself, and can be dtpendtd on. Only SO cents and $i per Bottle. Sold by DrnggUW. Depot, 66 Cortlandt Bt., N. Y. jylOdwlm

Could the

Film ami Bowtl Wealmem

pAETIOULAR .NOTICE.

hot

speak their origin, it would be fonnd in the enormous unnatural error of tiling

PUU

or aay nedU

in action. Griping is

ectic POli

lemi-Dyt-

mUry, and a moaisnt's thought will thow what a centUiusd UM nut necessarily end in. Therefore, without griping, I data for the

Ee-

a natural remedy for

Chronic Comlipa-

tion, Dytptptia, IndigtUUm, Bead Ache, Liter and Kidney CompMnU, PtUt, Worm*, Leu of or Impart* imqfttu Blood, Ruth of Blood td the Bead, Lot of Appetite,

and all derangements of Stomach or

Bowels, and now fnlly conceded to them. JOHN 1. HUNNE WKLti, ProprieUr," Practical Chemist and Pharmaceutist, 9 Oommerolal Wharf, Boston, Mass.

Sold by all Sealers in Medicine. Pbycitfans and Dealers supplied in Bulk.

Formnlaa to this great Aloine development, and also those of the Alterative Laxatives from the Formulae of Drs. HatntL A Da visa, seat on demand. Jnne 16-dw-Sep A Dee.

Errors of Youth.

A Gentleman who suffered for yean from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effect* of youthful Indiscretion, will, for the sake of snferlng humanity, send free to all who need it, the receipt and directions for making the simple remedy by which be was cured. Bhfferer* wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience, can do so by addmalng, in perfect confidence,

jD. S. DAlfAlilliO^.

Those having claims with me will please read the following:

Widows' Bounty Claims.

In addition to the proof already gone forward, widows are now required to prove that they have not married again prior to July 28,186G.

Minors' Bounty Claims.

To addition to the proof already gone forward, guardlai.s are now required to prove the date of the birth of each child, and give their ward's present place of residence.

Widows and guardians will please call, bringing two competent witueeses, to make said proof. Guardians will also bring a

S6T Bounty olalins for

JOLD

certificate of

guardianihtp. The above is required in all cases before a claim will be admitted aud paid,

Mr Nothing farther Is required for a bounty claim for parents, or for a father or mother, where the soldier died in the service. •W The feu Cor procuring bounty claims has been fixed at .Washington City, at ten per cent., tbe party also paying tho clerk's fee.

I have to-day opened a new and complete stock of Goods in my line, consisting of FBUTM, RtTIS, P1NB OANDf AND CAKKS, of all kinds te which 1 invite the attention ef the Public. No. 149 Main Street. Next door to Oendrlcb & Feli«nzer's China Store.

have also opened and fitted up In superb style an ICE CREAM SALOON, FOB A WD LADIES' AND GEXTLEXCN, where the best

Ice

Cream, Lemonade and fakes, Will be servtf nf to wit the most Fast dtttf*. PsrUes ud ric-Nlcs Promptly RnppMit

Please give me a call and I will please you." JOHNB.OiBDS, Apr2 4,1807, TEBM HAUTE, IND. N. B. Positively no spirituous liquors kept at my Establishment. 24dtf

gPRLNG MILMERT.

"5 OPENING.

We are

npw:

^ecel^jlug a full stock of Goods

which will beopenod on the 4th ihst. Ladlss, call and see our now style Pattern Bonnet* and Hatf, aprldtf M, H. ABBOTT.

\EW DRESS MAKING

The NEW YORK DRESS CUTTER

a.VdiM

i"Who. cuts jfus^I?

Taylor's System

Of measurement, is on band ready to receive orders from all Ladles who desirr woll and easy fitting garnenta.

WORK WARRANTED!

And If I fall to make a

PERFECT FIT

The Ooods will be paid for. Models and Charts dispensed with, and strlot measurement adhered to. A share of custom solicited.

Over l*rlnce & Oo'a Store Booms.

Iff. A. WALTER.

mh30d.tw

N \V

MILLINERY BOOMS!

Main Street, South Sitie,

PBIN'fR 00"S STORE ROOMS.

All the Newest Styles and Novelties on hand, and conttantly rocciving additions at the Koweet rricea.

E. J. fOPKLAND,

Formerly Trimmer ftir Mrs. M. A. Walter.

KEWARD

$500

Stolen from the [.remises of I*aat- Myor», in Lost Creek township, Vigo ouun j, ••x »aliir.i»y night, June-23,186", a »»y fforse, of the foil..*-

IK dweriptiem: fin years oM, ab»ut flfwn and a half band* Wab aHttU whita tn the forehead blacklegs, muDO and tail, with ama*! white saddle marks, easily perceptibleoa each side of the back.

The above reward will li.1 paid for the recovery of the home and the approheuslou and conviction of the thief, or ali jeral reward will bo paid for the return of the horse, or for any certain information that may lead to :U recovery. Letters MT b» wd-lreseed tf either of the nodersUcned.

May* dw«JB

TAMES nttniiAV. l'kTcit iiuan JOSEPH H03K1NS, ANDltKW COOfKR,

A3. M. ITAKTT.KY.

Directors of the Vigo Coni,ly Ilorse Oompenj. July3Jw2w

CARRIAGES. 7J:

J. WELCH. SCCCFSSOFT TO WELCH 4 VLMBT, M»nuf*ctorfcrand Ifcttor

CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES,

Corner Seeoad aud Walnut fits., Terr® Hante, Ind Feb 27 4aw«n

SCOTT, OBKH A CO.,

Carriage Manufacturers, Cea«» Viiuu a 1st STP., TX&U Harrr, Im Keep coostvntly on hand, and offer for aale at the loweet market prices, ail of the latest etyles of

CA.URIAGES, BttitilE) aad LltiUT WAfiOSS, oftii«ir own manufucture, of selected stoca. p?cUl attention paid to Rri Aiatus.

AYTER'S

MUSIC,

GHUJRCH

Collection of Ftalms and Hymn Tones, Chants,Strrtoea, Aath-ms, *c., by A. D-HATT**, Orxaaist of Trtntty Ohurch,

Boston. This volame

oontmtns a e-ltction of tbe beat yiecae perforaed at Trinity Church, Boston, always notee for its Una mule, daring the pas' twsaty Ave years, and

OLIVKB blWON a CO^ rubUshMS, Uoeton, CHAS. H. DITBOH CO., 711 Broadway, N. T, j» IStUI Cbi

Ill BHU8.

Mitt

Moaesitfa Building Ho. ee Vina tam, MMnur Kban or tn OOCBX Hons. ... itui

Jgmw of avibm*1pmn rr Form year, ini^tM»aa..,...^.U ..... .M Toraix mostte, ta advaaae.^..., 6 0* For is adraaca JW Torthneswnttis,

ois maihiMMs^ PeHvarabls to CltyBftmlbi wHuaiHaw Stasia ooptsa, Scesta.

Kates of AdTerilstag la the Ballj.

1 00II

8 00 8 60 S eol ST6 400 600 6091760 8 08|1000 10

800 460 600 800

360 660 TOO

oo oo

8 00 4 60 4 00 6 00

80 00 36 00

JOHN B. OGDEN,

mylOdltaw-wly 42 Cedar St.. N. T.

400 80 18 00

•-001* 180019400 8600 3800 4C100 6000 6000J6600

SflO

800

16 00 sooo 30 00 40 00 60 00 76 00 180 W lea oo jjpo 00

13 00 18 00

1800

1060 1400

8808 8000 8000

8800

8800 40 00 8000

OuUnutlons will be autde gnarterly on all ad-

VHAS. CRUFTe

Snve Time and Money.

If you have anything to sell, If you have lost anything, If you have found anything, j. If you have a house to rent,

If you want to rent a house. If you want boarding, If you want anything. Tell Five Thousand People at onoe, —BY—

Advertising In the Dally Express.

"Mr.

Kfncolaa'Diw!.

We .liud tbe following in the San

Francisco

dictated

soldiers, can*

not be expeoted to be paid I) leee than about a yrar after theolaim went forward, or at least for somo months nfterthe papers are reported right.

D. S. DANALDSON.

bxr'

NEW COWFECTIONEBY —AMD— 33 -A. KE E/"5T.

Bulletin, trom

The editor went to Mr. Lincoln's office, laid the whole matter before him and asked bis advice. Mr. Lincoln sat a momentum deep study, and then with his characteristic coolness, &aid: "Toll Shields Abe Lincoln wrote that article." The editor repaired to his office where he found Shields in waiting and when he heard the information, vow?d vengeance upon the .'/country pettifogger.'r Mr. Linooln waited the result Vrtth a good deal of anxiety, expecting a personal en* counter with shields the flrst time they met, but instead he Immediately received a challenge to fight a duel. This was un. expected to Mr. Lincoln but not doubt*, ing his ability to bring the matter to a pleasant issue, he proceeded witb|the affair. Butlwillusehis own lanquage in relating it afterwards. He said: "I thought if I should fail, aftor leading the General along as far as I could on his road of •oohor', and Shields being a small man and I very tall, with exceedingly long arms, I thought a sword would serve me as well as anything, and I chose long swords as the weapons."

Everything been arranged the parties met, and when, the final issue was about to come, Shields being perfectly incorrigible and Mr. Lincoln seeing there was no other alternative, looked Shields earnestly in the face and said: "3hields, do you want to know who wrote that article '•Did you do it said Shields "No, Mary Todd wrote it," Said Mr. Lincoln, with a smile upon his countenance.

The friends pretent burst into a roar cf laughter, joined by Mr. Lincoln. In a few moments Shields stepiped forward, gavo Mr. Lincoln his hand, and Joined in the erriment.

Thus ended Mr. Lincoln's duel. He soon hod an interview with MaryJ Todd, who bad known nothing of the affair,'related the circumstances to her, and,sought her pardon for finally disclosing her namo. Of course he was forgiven. To Shields the affair was ever afterward annoying, but to Mr. Lincoln, with his quick sense of the ridiculous and the nice appreciation of humor so characteristic to the man the whole affair was ever a laughablo one, when referred to in after vears.

The Fox, the Guar, and the carrots.

A fox and a goat were walking together along the main road. Aftor having advanced a few yafds, they saw a bag lying at the side ot the hedge,

I wonder what there may be in that bag," said the goat. '•j'H see," said tho fox and putting his mouth to the string with which the bag was tied, he bit it through in a moment. Thfn seizing the bottom of the bag with hi* teeth, he shcok it, and the most splen. did carrots rolled out. "Those are for me," said the fox, "for I opened the bag." "You shan't touch them,'' answered the goat, "else I'll batter you with my horns till your ribs crack."

The fox looked at the large horns of tho goat and showed his tosth. Tho §oat seeing the fox's teeth, thought within himself "I don't liko those sharp fellows." And the fox thought, '-I don't believe my rim would stand those horns.''

So they kept standing over tho carroU and looked at etch other, but neither had the courage to touch the spoil

After a pause the fox said: "Whafs the DM of oansUndiag here Let us see which of ua is tbe stronger. Yonder aretwo heaps of stohM. Take you one and I'll take the other he who first throws down his heap will have tho carrots." "Very well," said the goat so they went each to hit heap.

The goat placed himself on his hind legs, and knocked with his homs till the ground rebounded, but the heap kept im movable. "You don't hit bard enough,'' said the: fox.

ttTUfis

**T ik

IVopV.

LOOK TO TOyjt HITMK1S.

a correspondent:

At the time alluded to, Gen. Shields, Mr. Lincoln, and Mary Todd, the affianoed of Mr. Lincoln, were residents of ingfleld, Gen. Shields had just returned frotn tbe Mexican war. His public or private life had not been of the highest standing, but being of a haughty nature, and looking with some degree of disdain upon "Honest Abe," he sought on on otfb occasion te foflie Miss Todd" to acaept'his company, during which time something occurred which gate her great offense. She wrote a severe and sarcastic article* accompanied by a piece of poetry, all of which was a most scathing and cut* ting rebuke to Gen. Shields, and handed it to Mr. Lincoln" to have it published A the Springfield paper, Mr. Lincoln hesN itated a little, but having confidence in his judgement and good sbnse te martage sudh an aflfcir, he took it to1 the editor, enjoined the strictest secrecy, and ft was

public as well as private careett and he writhed like a chained tiger under -the goad. Although his nanie was"not men. tioned, eveirtbing pointed directly to him lind he sought by every means to find out the author's namo. At last he threatened the editor with immediate prosecution if he did not disclose it to him, and gHve him but a short time for a reply,

#4 .9:vjii?rfss

hifreomrwBoed

dandag on hb hind lagpu. "Ah, my dau Jpillow^ cned he, "the cMROta us now for me ^Tot yet," said the goat: "yon havn't thrown down your heap, and if you touch tha carrots before then, Til fight you with thaw stamps that are left on my head.'

The fox looked at the stamps, and new •Utsof them fakTflQr *harp he lyaidea." ery well, neudd, I'll throw down IT MM It's trifle to inf." The uxfagan mggiqrround wftb his forefMttifi In waa a large hole to the ground. The heap tottered aad fell but helloa it feUoa the

Utooebtf aueht npupB "Very well,

.lox,

•arty advertisers will be allowed KOHTH* IiT OHANOXS of matter FBIB of CHAM*. •^The rates of Advertising In the W1SK1T XXPBKS8 will be half the rates charged In the DAHT.

Advertisements tn both DAILT and WHKLT, will be charged fan Daily rates and 0«d-kaU th* Weekly rates.

Luaal advertisements ODO dollar par «fW» Ibr each insertion in weekly. •VLocal Moticee 10 oenta per line. Ko Itea however short inserted in local column for lees than *1.00. flVMarriagsand Funeral notlcsafl.OO

MTHo advertiaemeBte with cuts will be taken. •VSoclety meetings and Beligious notices 2S •ants each Insertlnn invariably in advance.

new leave tham to you.

"I can't," sighed, the for, "my leg pains me too much. Ton may ta&o them." ''Very well." isSd the goat, and ran to. ward the bag. But, oh dear there was neither bag nor carrots, for during their quarrel a peasant had passed by picked up both. •'Alas!" cried the goat. "What fools we are! Had we divided the treasnre in peace, I should have saved my horns, you your leg. and each of us would have had enough carrots."--JDe

I/iefde.

mtlm

TvHT"

MEDICAL

$£••« laj tutt*wr*»

vvntf* 'mmebrnW if

f, :"&» XIDA oe ILIQJIOLIA.—The prettiest thiug, the "sweeNai thing" and the meet of itfortheieost the ordSr of perspiration

fill psrfume and is a necessary compan, the nurseryand upon the toilet sideboard. It can

.thifktfco,

ion in the sick room, in

be obtainedeiitj afcere at one dollar per bottle. Baratagappriag Water,sold by all Druggists.

T^l8od.^X^TOe'lmSutit o^PIantaffonB it ters told in one year Is aomething atartlinK. Tbey would fill Broadway six'feet high, from the Purk to 4th street. Drake's manufactory Is one of tho Institutions of New York. It is said that Drake painted all the rock* In the Eastern Sta'es with his ^balfftic"9. T.—i860.—X," and thentgot the old granny leglslators to pass a law "pr«veotlng dlsiiguring.theBcastnatua^whlchgiTslJbloia monopoly. Wa do not know Jhow thla j#, bat we do know tha Plantation Bitters sttt as noothsr artloleeverdid. Tb*y are uaed by all classes of the community,andara death on Dyspepsia—certain. Tbey arevery invigoiatlng when languid and weak andagreat apr 8arata(a gilts.

iprlnv Water, sold by all Drug-

SsJ

""riKi'i

sfin* sniiiiW efdMrtay %gmmfcwis

•In lifting the kettle from tbe fire I scalded tuy•elf very severely—one band almost to a crisp.— Tha torture waa unbearabls. Xbe Mexican Mustang Iilntmsnt rsllsved the pain al fflost lmmedtatoly. It healed rapidly, and left ve-

ry litWescar.

CBAI. I'OSTCS,

120 BroadSt., PUllada."

This is merely a sample of what tbe Mustang Liniment will do. It Is InValuabls in all cases of wounds, swellings, sprains, cute, bruises, e«t.,el-ther-uponmanor tieaet.

Beware of ecunterfalU. None is genuine unless wrap ed in fine atebl-plate engravings, bearing the signature of O. W. Westbrook, Ckemlst, and tho- gruuUt atampof DIMAa BAANH Co., Now

S»irltoc« SprlajVstw sold by all Drug, gists.

nsup rqo XH' ,awi£uK ••'faairt' a i'.'t mmirp*l

,-wi

%n!r

isr'-m si ife9

All who value a beautiful head of hair, and its preservation from premature baldnessand turnlning gray, will sot nU to use Lyons' celebrated Kathairon. It makes tbe hair rich, soft and glossy, eradicates dandruff, and causes tho hair to grow with luxuriant beauty. It is sold everywhere.

B. TAOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. Y.

Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggist.

5 -i x'ti

un.ATDtDlT?—Ayoung lady, returning to her _ow ry home after a sojourn or a few months in Me Yorlt, was hard yrecognised by her friends.— Inblace of a rustic, flushed face, she bad a soft, rupy complexion, of almost marble smoothness and instead of 22, she really appeared but 17. She told them plainly sha used Hagan's Magnolia Balm and would not be without it. Any lady cau improve her personal appearance Tory much by using this article. It can baordered of any Druggist ibr only 60 cents.

Saratoga Spring Wat«iy sold by all Drug. gists.

lalrr?"*

•it b'l

a«ma*it.'« LJi.

Tbejnttt«r«etafe* tteftt t&ek, and ran at the heap Crack I crack I the ground.

as violently he «oold. and both bis horns fell te

Witt »i)IT5W

Helmstreet's inimitable Hair Coloring has been steadily growing iu fhvor fer overtjwenty years.— It acts upon tbe absorbents at the roots of the hair, and change* it to its original oolor by degrees. All Instantaneous dyes deaden and injure the hair.— Helmstreet's tt

not

a dgftbat is certain in its results,

promotes its growth, and is a beautiftol Haia Dnis. SJNO. Price 60 cento and 81.00. Sold by all dealers.

Baratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists. ..

•Kfl

t.rff

LTON'S EXTBACT OF PORI JaMaica OINQEB—fo ludigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache Cholera Morbus, Ac., where a warming, genial slim ulant is required. Its careful preparation and en tire purity makes it a cheap and reliable article for cnlinary purposes. Sold everywhere, at 60 cents per bottle.

Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Drug gltta Junc!?7dwe ow

FRUIT JARS.

FRUIT JARS

'itA»'*£S

9KALTN0

Patent Glass Frui^ Jar.

~3.I*as

Tho Bost, Simplest, Cheapest, and t.uly Kelial.le JAB I\ THE WAKKKT!

TUtoJarhaastoad tha test for VIVE TEAS*, and given entire satisfaction to aU who have need it. Also SOOTT'3 DOUBLE BTTBNBD AIR-TIOHT

mtt

ea»a'i

pe*

law

Brown Stone Fruit Jar

S!?diaawith Tin top, held down by Tor sale Wholesale and Retail, at

«S

*i0

i&itm .W-iG

iisto

HBffBUCE & ESLLESZEB,

..-eWttPBi

^JilNo,147 MAIN STREE'K !m¥l A—Ja.t£ $ '3 r*i* il Teif^

Haute, Imllunn.

OIL MANUFACTURERS.

$:Ca. Hanttfact&era XMbfbbt On and all kinds or T1M best ktad of can be Mt at &,

for tha ww eoatJls| t« the

dattvas* at tksir factory, OB the Canal, Terra Haute, ap!3dSa

of tha

MUSICAL.

L, KISSNER'S. •f

E 4»s -v.

PALACE W MDHGl

St.

•'SV"".!*

and broke his

There they stood looking at one anoUier with a sad countenance tho one witb broken horns, and'the other with a broken leg. »a*aiJ.ja#tH '^ireap at the cMrots/" said the goat maliciously,

48, Ohio Streets in

-"S"'

"i rc

ttl

«3-~'

,5U t.' FTA-S

lot. .j

^tCBfeK-IIAUTK. IIVIJ.

ftfttrp

-Jt.nU

lluyerS iti want of fine

mi -awem

And smaller Musical Instruments, and Masical llorchacdisa of every description, Sheet Music anil I nit ruction Books, should not failte visit the

PALACE OF MUSIC.

AH kinds of Musical Instiuments repalted In the most approved manner. d.tw

TEBRE HAUTE

ACADEMYof MUSIC

The uuu^rniKlicd, desiring to supply varonni in the wants of our rapidly growing city, and In obedience to tho londly expressed wishes of a larga number of the citizens r.t this city, aunoun. to the pctilie that they have'op»ccl nti ACADEMY OP MUSIC in the socoml story cf Kiii-iner's "Paine* of

tlila I.IHIIHI'II!

aud ucccssary accoisplUliiiieiit. Tl.elr Miislo Itooms are large, witll vetifiliiie.l and lighted, and eusy of acci-aa, and «rn sujipluid with every variety of Tnstrmnvnts, and Viifiils pan receive instruction o.a the Piano, Cuitar, Violin, Organ, Brass Instruh'i^nta. Fartlcular ult. atlon paid to the cultivation pf the Tuicx. in* strucllons in Thorough Itass Compositions.

Kor Terms of Inst taction apply tw :ho nmlerSigned, nt the Academy of Music, second stury ol Kl»sut-r'a^Pnlac8 of Music, or at tlm Mmi "ivre "t reterpm es given tas tv ijimlia (!. A. IIAKTI'Nti,

holow. The hent tloQt, decmilfi

A'NQKl.O DKi'ltOMHt

Allele

iami

J. GT LINDEMANN,

MAiJlTa- lBAL.IOA IN T-.'-i

FIAiVON,

ORGANS,

Violins, Guitars, Flutes, nnd all kinds of Alnslca r-^ Mnrchandise, No. 81 Wabash .Street, TKBBU HAUTE. INDIANA.

TDiJlNO AND BEPAIB1NQ of JTAN03 and othor Instruments will be promptly attended to. OLD PIANOS will be taken in tnadefm NKW ONES. aul03dwtt O. LINCEMANN.

CINCINNATI CARDS.

riD4& BR^)

I A N O

WJS OFFKR the PUBLIC a CLASS of PIANOS which, in Workman-hip, Durability, Toucli, chncss, Depth and Brilliancy of Tout-, are unsurpassed by any, and at prices less than can bo pnrshased elsewhere, combining the same juniities. Another Important C'onatfteratioii.

Theso Pianos possess the comparatively- rare quality of standing firmly in tnno, and win stand any climate

EVETTpriANO WARRANTED .. For live Tears.

6EROLD & BRO:, Piano Fort Manufacturers, Of various stylos and sizes,

Northeast corner of Ninth aud Walnut Slim'ts itiX (Metropolitan Btiildlng), Cincinnati, ^Oliio. aprCdfim CAMABQ0. CtSfllNSATl. I.TNOASTKB.

CAMARflO MANUPACTURIfie 0. Manufacturers of

Paper Haiigiu^s

AND

WINDOW

SIIADKW

H. H. BENNEMAN, Prop'r, No. 67 West Fourth Mrwt, Clnrlnnotl, Ohio. aprievdSmrod

CHARLES E. CHEEVER,

MiNrrAOTCRta

aud

I-Emt is'

PAPER BOXES.

Onr Factory b#lug volt Mtabliah««l and xnoviJed with the JAtMt iiuprofed matchiuerj, tn Furnish all kinds of Paper Boxes at short notice and lowest prices. MS Main 8tTWt moiNIUfi, OHIO, aprCfim

LEATHER STORE.

BTTR^ETT «& ROSS.

//,. Keceivcd,

2000 BTJSHEJLS

Plasterers? llair!

-vfhich v?0 will sell ftt a'

REDUCED PRICE

CASH PAID FOE

Wool, wis '"in*

*r-

ty*-

•3or

smw.C

Tallow,

BOUGHT LEATHER,

mJBNETT

fcrBa* ffllwsls, Bono

UEL4.THER

QUCENSWARE.

gROWN & arBLYAf, :,

KIAUIfl

...

&4sM. ySL

nmw

this being the UrgABt asd most Hoiic KdtabUahmeftt

IN THIS STATE

MEIiOlJEOBTS, ii!

O A N S

1i» -tl

UEE NSWARE, French China Glassware,

LOO*IITO OIIASSZS, te.',

Cnl Oil aid Ceal Oil Luips

FROIT

JABS—GLASS & BAKTBXK^

FI8HIWG TACKLE,

."Wooden Ware. 4i &•>•

jrr••

HOUSE FUBNISHING eOODS.

'-l 62 Main Street. (B*aLr's Bbenc,)

MAJ0,"

CUI.VA.

s&ittiidL...':/!.

Tcrro Haute, rii(linni\* Je42in

jfi

6tT4#S

If. B. HUDSON.

*sT

VV. A. M'QLSVFTB.

HUDSON A CO.,

Importer* and Jnbbera of ULASSANO litorKKRT,

And Biwlere in

Honse Varnishinc: Ooods.

So.

isu WabMh Sircfi, Terra ilanu, Ind jao30il*wtf|- WaS-

QUEENS W ARB STORF

IIKMmidl & FKLl/K\/KK,

WIIULESALKA liter A UJ DITALKIW IN

CHIN/C 0-1UA.SS,

ANl)

i"-

k-.W*

QUEEN SWARE,

i'i Have Jnst optaed at

MS9s

149 and 151 Main Street,

TEBHE HAUTE,

Th^

IND.f:'s- I.-?!.]

Lnrfjcsr

Mq.

sic," whrru they aro prejiared to give iustrur. tlon tj pupils in all lr*ticli«*

Rtools

0P OX'I'8

KVRK KR0H6HT TO THIS €ITYI

,*tO

.••libprtainif In p%rt»

FR ENCH, CH 1NA,

WhitO, Gold JSaild, and Bsco rated China, Plain and Figured

STONE CHINA,

*uh.z-..-

A N

Common Ware 1IN"NET1,

'L.'SA ANI TOTLF.T 8ET.Q

SiiVor-Plated, Alabata Brltania Waro,

an.

TABLE CUTLERY

OF KVERF DESCRIPTION I

GLASSWARE,

Imported'an'd Domestic, in Groa4 Variety!

Bohemian, French and Belgian Glassware!

VancN, Mantle [Oriiuincnts

and Lava Gnoils!

COAL OIL LAMPS,

LANTERNS, SHADES. CHIMNEYS, AND WICJKS,

HOUSE FIIRMSIUMJ (J(MH)S,

—AND—

FIXTURES

Wu owr^Inliy invito

RETAIL MERCHANTS

To iuipect onr Stoclc, un they will find our Warew as low as the eau hr IDI( them from the tfait, l«. •ld»a tavlng breakagoin tr»nap^rtatUn. Wo have full atuek of

ASSORTJEJ

CM A TJJS

SfOSK CHINA and COMMON WAIIE, enite t. the Oohtitry Trade. (Irdert takeu fur tug'iivUiX de.lj{[i.tiu

Ornamonta on Ghinawaro,

And will match any broken set of Frsu. Ciilna, Vlaln,' OoldBand, or Ieeorate«l »21dwtf

STOVES AND TINWARE.

tlKNDERSOJS,

KJ MANVFACTUltlCP STtlKKon 4 th street, 4lh Uoor Soul of Post Offlce

The Best Cooking Stoves. The Finest Heating Stoves. All kinds of Fruit Cans.

Bve'ry Variety of Tin and Copper Ware

Everything Warranted.

Kooftng, Honae fluttering, Ae., done pr-ti»iitly, mid warranted to (tltre satlafuctlon: None but tbe l»t ".UB.VND.i" of llii'liisfl inlet! .peelally ordered.

Prices—Cheap //.-» the Chrnprxt.

lillibH V. (ll

BALL

tflr».t a larite liivt.U-e'or

Uu jnu

Jre It'rem. Freizern, Wate7' Carriers, Foot, Tubs, Bath Tubs,

Ice Cheats, liefri gera torn, lieer Coolers, Water Coolers, Ice Pitchers,

All Winds of

O I Tj kt S B|. A!fD tat

LARGEST STOCK OF STOVES

"IN THJt OITT,

"Which I atn detsrtnlned to sell nt tbe BOTTOM PRICE Don't he deceived. hnt rait atd Me befcre jroti bny

Bespaetfhllj', BAIL

JgOOTS AND SHOES.

N.: A N iTs W S

Boots •& Shoes Very Cheap

'"•fo'sloio out hi. lar*e «foc*fc

Boots Shoes and Oaiters,

To taak^a

room 1St

Spring ttcrk.

*hi*sHW*T

ti t,'

STOBf

No. 144 & 140 Main St.

will sava

PROFtS8IONArL.*

jyn. J.

HALE!,

MTT.T.TfR'S BLOOE,

raiHAKAPOUS, DTD.,

Physician for Diseases or tho

Head, Throat and Lungs.

fO WHICH BRANCH 0T THK PB0TZ89I0H hit practice la axottutraly eonllaed, may oo*. •oitad yeirtoaally, or by iettar, at hla Siip«Miy and 8nnai7, UlUar'i Block, North IHiaeUctn*!, one aqtmre north of the Bate* Hotue.

Alio,, at the earnwt aolioitation -of many «)i P«Menu SB. HALS will atlll coattoua to vliH

TfiRRE HAUTE,

once erarjr foar weeks, and may be comnlttd at tha Terra Haute Iloaae, On Tharsday, Jan. 24th, ISC7,

On Thnrnday, Feb. 2i«t, On llinndiiy, Mar. Slnt, On Thnndny, April 18tl On Thnnday, Mny ISth, On Thnnday, Jnne lath, On Thnnday, July nth, On Tlannday, Aug. Nth, On Thnnday, Nrpl. nth. •On Thnnday, »ct. 3 *31, -v

On Thnnday, Nov.. asth. On Thnnday, Dec. 2llth, .. CONSULTATION FREKi And terma of Treatment within tho reach of alt I

For further partlcalari Inquire of Jantea fisher. Eaq., E. Stareni, Kaq., Fred. II. Barber, Baq.! Mn.S. C. Moore, L. Oberholxer, Eaq., Wm. Coata, Esq., A. C. Matthew, Eeq., and John Wheeler, all of Tern Hauta.

Dr. BALK is a Gradnatn of Mediciou and Pnreery, and the Author of the NEW MFT!irtr Treatment for Diseases of the

Air Pasa^,»,

which

aucceed* where all other moana liars failei, nnd la cortalslr worthv of trial. |a!5dtf

DOCTOR WHITTIUBi

ADiploma

BEGITLABLT BBEO PHT8I0IAN, as hi' which hanga tn hla oOoa will (how haamade

Ohrcmic Diteam the

study

qf Hfr,

tiaa a Unlou-wide reputation, hartng been bmgm

located in Bt. Lcait

than any other Ohronto Dfaaaa

Physician. Hcch of his practioe has boen of a prlrate na tare.

Byphillt, Gonorrhea, GUet, SHeture,

all CW

«aty Omuct, SvpMlie or Memtrial AJ'ectione of th. Throat, Skin or Boner, Orohiiit, Stmia or liuptur. •klso, tbe effect* of a Solitary Sablt, rnlnocs ti Body and hQnd, producing blotchoa, debility, Im potency, dlitlnees,dimness of sight, ooafaslon Ideas, evil forebodinir, aversion to society, loss o* memory, Veaknesa. Ac., not all these In any ocaasa.bat all occurring frequently tn var.'oas caaas gtr Accommodatlona ample, chargee atotaate cores gnaranteed. Ooasnltationsbylettoror a offloe, free. Most cases can be praperly traata ty Menstrnatlon and Pregnancy, So. without an interview, and ratdlcinea, seoare tron observation, sent by mail or express. No hln Ironce to business in most cases.

Address Bos 8092, St. Louis, Wo. Hours—fi A. M. to 0 P. M. Otbre pannanantb located at No.817 St.Charles StrMt,betwaen Slztl and Seventh,one square South of Lladsll Hotel, retired spot In tho centra of tha city.

Consultation rooms, and roome tor tha aoeoa modotlon of such patients as rc r.lr^ daily pernor ii attentlcn.

KVEBVB0DT

Con get, In a sealed letter envelope .my Thearj Symptoms andTieatmont of Nervous.Urlnary an JexualDlsaases,clearly delineating all the disease' conditions, with lull Symptom Lists, for tw three-coot postage stamps to prepay postace.Olrcular for Ladles,relating to Diseases of l*ube aprSUswl?.

O W S

GHOVEIt'S FOTJXBBY.

All Uinda cf

O W W O Is bclsgdono.

RICHMOND and INDIANAPOLIS PATSBNS, Fox Blrer nd Patent Lerer Plows. Alia, HOVEL PLOWS are being made

tail

kept

for nalr.

Plow Repairs of all Klods, iiono Bight and promptly, by Mr. EA^TBEOOK, who hnl a thorough knowledgeOf Plow work, and who lias charge of this Department, ills work will giro satisfaction.

FABUERS CAN BUY GOOD TT.OW.a, get their repairs done to unit, at

^rover's Eagle Iron Works.

Ji^nelSdwlm

STORAGE, COMMISSION & GRAIN.

I FHANRUJT. A. D. AIOERLSON,

FRANKLIN, MORRISON & CO.,:

OEXEUAH

Commission xtierchauls, No.

West 2d St., Cincinnati.

ftEFKBENOtS.

Pearce, Tolle, Holt on Shaw, Barbour A

Co.,

A Porter, K. O. Leonard A 4o., Wa. Qlonu ft Sons, Bob't Macraady A Oo.. Foster Brothers, Foote, Nash A Co. Chambers, Stevens'A Co. mli"5dly

A S N E aCOEITlSO rOftWASDTNO AHI

Commission Merohaut, AND DKAtRM IK Or a n9 JFl on and Salt*

WABB HOVSB—On the Canal, Mar }he Torre Hante A Blchmond and K. A U. Katlroa.l Depots' mar6dwtf Taaaa Him, IND.

JOHN UAftEir. ALONZO HANKY* HANEY & CO., 8TORAOC, COMMISION AND

JOHN

A I N E A E S

Warehouse on First St., at the Canal Basin. b09dwtf TRRRK HAUTK.IND.

OOKS AND STATIONBEY,

M. W. O'CONNELL

Has disposed of tils udertaklnit Business, which lud lieooue necessary In ronsei]ii»nce of the apld Increase of his

BOOK TRADE, Hewlll now devote his entire attention to the latter branch of business, and with a foil and complete stock of

Books and Stattu aery,

SCHOOL BOOkS, MAGAZINES, PAPERS,

&c„ &C.,

Asts a continuance of the trade heretofore so iberally beftowed a23dtvtf

I \OMAlN PLOW WUliKi JLt Eaton, PnHe Uoanty, Olilu.

The Empire Qoeen oi' tlie West.

This Standard Plow haa ne.er been excelled, and forgeneralpurpofoneTtirwlll be. Inltsrocstruetlon we are working perfectly homogenlous Cast Steel that will out toiish anl out live any ithcr Wrough Plow mada. It throws Mrliie, clean, andaraceful lurrow, and in drauwht la the lightest Plow oti record. Farmers wTlldowell to examine this Plow at

John Scott & Son's Warehouse,

Terre-Hnute, lCdinno.

Defore purcbatlng elsewhere. Yo«r luu-rtst wo desire to promote, and what wesay lutvne. ii,»Tlf"iv* 1 AliGL'lR£, OAJXPEj.i.li A CO

COAL.

gOBTOWN BLOCK COAL.

The undersigned Is prepared to famish the citizens of Terra llaut* witb this superior Cosl, taken from the mines two mllai east of Orasll.— ThlaOoal ta superior to an* brought to this mar ket. Lewis Hvrbtrt is mr authorlied agent, and will All any contract ho may mahe. Ordsre may be left at B. h. _BaJl's Stove Store, and »l Paddock & JlcKeen Mm. alfidom B0BER7 OCIST.

I O A 1 E O

Is now aupplying tha beat qaallty of Blrer Coai at the market ratea. Ordor. loft at (Cambers' Qroe»ry Store, southwest concr of tha PaWio 4ouar^, will recelTe orompt.attontioa.

QASCEES. .»?*_

-3K

Wo. 3 Mechanics Blook^v

s/e

Particular Attention la girea vu

CUSTOM WORK

Thie

Departawat la la the hands of SKILL!CL (WOBKMKH. octiedtf

JUr. W. C.'"COUWEBT,

Who resided In thla city for four years, and new a reeident of loulavlUa, Ky., who haa at this time ao extensive practice In the treatment of OAN0118 and GaBearoM Affections, and la rapidly gaining the high repatation that ha held city during hia stay with ua. We can testify of we know, that Br. Ooudsn has been eminently successful In the many case* that be treat«l ra this city and sorronnUug coon try, ThsJffoatur a mode oftreatment differs from antidote of hi* own preparation,

fflartf'ssvisr

•alt la person) or by letter, IrttllTllle, jly.,

p. o. *o* 67u. aprtBawte

EXPJIE88 COMPANIES.

rpifp.

ADAMS HPM88 COMPANY.

OBXAT

Ststeni Western and SooUtei% KXPBB3 IOBWABD1B8.

liiUtM mattar fonraztladJby atary tha atom at carafni Meaaeafara, feraU tk-uder dpal altln la the Caat, Waat and Botith, and dama«aeqnltabl} MdpiM»Uy«aMtM. OOfica in l%rra Haata, Bo. WTttianlnt Bo' a B. ALLKN, Agmt,

"DATKON1ZE HOME

J- iasxmrnoNS.

THE MEECHANT8

:-e-r':r

CHIOS KiPKMS C0KP&HV

jl *%*r»l £zprecs buslnsa with Wen, Southwaat and Northwest, Ineludinsthe cvtjiVf and colUcting of MoneyjValnlSIsif *c.

t-^"^Tyn°tW

*ba rontee be-

uX&ntS: Pralrie^lu.Shlen, Indianapolis, St. Lonta, and all intermediate points, and are being rapldlv extended over all tha routae of trade.

The Ckpttal of his Oompan ta

Twenty Million Dollars,

and la an ample guarantee to tha publfo or Ita re« sponsiblllty. All losses and damage, of property entrusted to onr care, will be promptly and equitably adjusted.

Krery effort will be made to merit tha patronage af tha pnblio. •.Onr rates are always aa low aa thaw or any re. sponsible Express Onnpany.

Office No. Main Street, bet. Sth A 6th fits.

T. W. STEWABT,

Oct 9,1 tf Agent.

A MEKICAN EXPRESS COM

X\. PAN*.

CONSOLIDATED CAPITAL, $29,000,0001 Tha above named Company Uave ta charge ef aspariaaoad and, trusty Jtoaaengen, Trrritm laavlag and arriving at Terra Haute, as telfows:

Two Exprenei Dsllj,

ant

from:

Hew Tork, Cleveland, Boston, Pltutarg, Aloanj, Philadelphia, BoOalo, 'Washington City. And ail other points In the Eaatei Statoa and

O-A. 2M ADAS,

Connecting at New fork with Wells, Fargo A Oo'a European and California Sapreaa, fur all point* 1ft Burupe, California and Oregon. Three fiipresseB Daily, to and from

Cincinnati, Ohio, Indianapolis, Ind Ciolumbtu, iUchmond, Dayton, Fort Wayne, Newark, Logansport, Zanesvllln. Peru,

And all point* In Indiana and Ohio. Two Expresses Dally, to and from Saint LouU, Mo., Chicago, Xlilaoid Hannibal, •, Centralia,

MUwaukie, Wis", Detroit, Ulch. Madlaon, ,i », Saint Joaank, And aU pointa North and West, Including point#

In KioMiiftd Kibfiakia

Two Expresses Jtytlly, to and from: Greancastlo, jLafhyatta, Crawfords vllle, Wlrhlgan One Express Dally, to "ind. from-

KOCK VILLI, IND.

One Acconmodstloo Express Dally

To and from

Part*. Ullaottt,. Charlsatan, Illinois MattoQs,lillaols, and Intamadtata points. All bndnesa estrusted to this Company wtU bj attended toprmipUf and w.U

Jupatoh.

Batesaalowa* byani

j....-onslbleOeapany.

OVFICiK ou TOOBTH trt'BBIT, nsit dcor ta Ohio Street, Tei S,

'arre Uanta, Ind. S. MoSLVAl AAJHS, Snp't.,

VAIN, Agent.

E, W. SlOAJHi Indianapolis, Ind

OotSdtf

KELIABLE

0LD LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD,

VIA COtTTMBrS,

Shortest & Qulokest Route

Fmm CINCINNATI

all the

EAHTEBN CITIES, jfil-OWNB, YliLAQKS ami STATIONS.

The LITTLE MIAMI la tha ONLY Lina running Lightning Express Xraina from Olnclnaatl to the Eapt. It being tha BBQETIST Line, Conaeetions ara certain, and Passengers hare Axrtx time for Meal*.

b,r rr-'ifnv-

FAST TIME FE0M CLVCINNATI TO Boston In 34 hottn Baltimore in 29 hour* jNetv Tork in 31 hours Washington City In 30% Buffalo iu HI hours Cleveland In 9 hours.

Three Dally Eastern Trains.

A. M. Lightning Xsprces. 9:30 A. M. Lightning Express. 8 P. SI. Lightning Express., Modsrn Sleeping Cars by Night Trains,

Saloon Cars by Day Trains.

The S P. M, Train

leares

Snnda Sight Instead

or Saturday Might.

BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH'

W" TuEotron TICKITS are sold at all Ticket Offices In tbe tlouth and Welt. Ask for Ticket* Via Cincinnati and ColumbuB.

WM. L. O'BBtXN, Oen'l Ticket Ageat

T. J. SHERLOCK, Oen'l Agnnt, Cincinnati.

EKIE

ItAILWAY!

0RKAT nno.ll) (H AOE—KOrflLR TKACK. R01TK —TO—

NEW YOKK, BOSTON,

And Now England Citios.

THIS BATLWAY EXTKND9 FIIOM

Dunkirk to New York

460

Miles,

Buff alt to Neto York

423

Miles,

Salnmantca to New York 415 Miles, AND IS NtOM 42 to 21 MILES tho SHORTEST R0HTK

All Trains rnn directly throngh to New York, (iT 4llO Mil,FN without change of Coaches.

From and after NovemLorWtli, 18fiu, Trains will leave in (wnnection with all Westvrn Hues, as follow*: From JU an

It irk anil Salmunca—

By New York time from Union Depots: 7.80 A. M. Mow York Day JKxpress. fromBalamanca (Sundays excepted), utopsat

IlorneU.vllIe e.oo A. U. (JJkft). Intersect it,. with the 5.30 A.

ii.

Day Exprsas from Boflal».

and arrives in New York at 7.00 P. At. 2,35 A. St. Expross Mall, from Balamancu (Sundays exevyted). Stops at Bornelltrlile 6.2j

A. H., and coanecta at bornelisvilla aad Cor nlng with tke X.iO A. 21. Xzpress Mail from Coital", and arrive* in liew York at 7.00 A. III. 4.10 t*. M. X.

Y, Vitht £pres«, from Dun

kirk (Snnuays excepted), biop. at SaHsanca &G$ P. U. Olean 7.3A P. 31. (tap). Xnrnet'a 0.58 A' SI., (Bfclt). and »t in- tn New Vork at U30 P. AI., connecting #Uk Artarnuru Trains for Boston and Mew L'Egland Cttlss. From Buffalo—Ey iiew York Time Uoa it. ^3t cer. Exchange and Mleburaa birefts: 8.0u A. 91. Mew York l«y Expreii, (sundayn excepted). Stops at Hv.ru«it»viiio

S.0JA. W., .BliU) 'SuK^UMhauna

17 P.M.

(Uine) Turner's 7.68 P. JI. Cvauecu as Qreat Btnd with Vvlaware, L»ck»wan«4 Went ern Bailroad.andat J. rsey O.iy tflihMMaigfof Express 'Irani ol I««\r Jersey Kail.t.ad Piiiladeiphla, Baltimere and Washing ton. 8.00 A. Al. txpreiA Hail, r.» Avon and lloruelievtlU Sundays excepted). Arrives In

N«w York at 7.0U A. ill. Cannecta at Xlalru with tbe Northern Central Kallway for Harris* liurg, Philadelphia, tSaitimore, Washiagton nnd other points South. 3.90 A*. H. Lightning Eipr«H, (3un days excepted), titops at Hornellsville 6.2S (dtxi.), and arrive* in New York 7.00 A. M.—

Consuets at Jersey City with Uorning Express Train of New Jersey Ballroad for Baltlmoiv and Washington, and at New York with Moru Ing Express Train for Boston and New Eng. laiid Cities. 0,10 A*. Al. »«w York Xigbt Expreaa, jiAii.V. Steps at Xloruellavihe 10.au P. hi., (Sup.), interesting with thoM6P.lt- Traiu iroiu Xiunklra, and arrives tn New York at. 1S.S0 P.

hi.

Alsooonnaota atXlmlra for Ha:

rta&nrg, Pulladhitihla and Eonth. Il.se p. ax, Clneinxuttl Ezprm, (Stjitajrs axoeptatfJE.'. HU/pa at Suspuehaana 7.20

A. M., (.Bkft.) Turner'* 1.1a I'.tl.. (Wne). and amvea In New Yurk at 3.45:P. Connects at Great Bend with totawara, Lackawanna A Western Ballroad

tor

iterantos, Tren

ton and Ptulaaalvhia, and at Kow Jer^. Afternooou Xraioj and siaaaer* for Boston 'acdN«wInglandC!tfei. Only one Train last. •ju Szzity, Bu Iklo at« tOP-Sf-, aaU reaehlcj»"rrv *ork atl2.9 aftetneoni

Bee ton and New InjlandPassoogprs, with ^elr Ba«age, are trausftrred

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Oen'l Bup't. nov7dtr

«rto-g« in New

York. The best Ventilated asdatoafi Luxurious flleeplni Coaches 40TIN THE W0BLU"MI accompanying all night trains on this railway.

Baggago Checked Through}

And Fare as loio as by any other Haute. AS& 10B TICKBTS TIA KKIK BAUFFAFWhich can b« obtained at all Principal Ticket Olfloes in the West jod houth H.BIDDLE*

Q0MBTHING NEW O FOB THE LADIES II I hava oonstantly on hand WatHr New

BKIRT ADJUSTER,

at my residence, two square* East of the Union Depot. Also, at Un. Willlama* Millinery Shop, jfoTlK Main street. Mr*. O. H. LAWBENCE. {a9M«a XMnlhctnnr