Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 July 1867 — Page 3

TO CONSUMPTIVES. The advertiser, hiring been rertorod to health a few week! by a very simple remedy, after having suffered for mveral yoar* with a severe lung affection, end that dread disease, Consumptionis anxious to mike known to his fellow-sufferers the

seAzu

of care

To all who desire It, he will send a copy of the prescription used (free of charge), with the directions for preparing and using the same, which they will find a sea* COM for CONSUHPTIOM, ABTAHA, BUONCIUTIS, OooaHS, COLDS, and all Throat and Lung Affections. The only object of the advertiser In sending the Prescription to benefit the afflicted, and spread inlorir ation which be conceives be invaluable, and he hopes erery sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the Prescription, FREE, by return mail, will nlease address REV. KDWAKD A.W1LSON,

Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.

mylOdltaw-wl

A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEX,

ion is the desire of everybody. It can be had by

aBlng

the Celebrated "Bloom of Youth." This is the most refresting and delightfal Toilet article in lse, for beautifying the Complexion and preserving the Skin, and at the same time is invaluable »or removing TANS, FBECKLES, and all discol -.rations.

Caution.—See that you get the genuine ar licle. It lias the name of G. W. Laird stamped in glass on the back of each bottle. Take no other, is worthless imitations are in circulation.

Sold by Fancy Goods Dealers and Druggists, very where. Depot 74 Fulton St., If. Y. Oct-Jan-Apl-J uly-dlm

WHAT EVERY ONE WANTS.

A good, reliable medicine that will be on hand when required, and never fails when called on.—

.V That is now to be obtained In Dr. Tobias' Celebrated Venetian Liniment. Many thousands call It the Wonder of the Age, as it does all that is represented and isore. It cures Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Colic, Spasms, Vomiting, Oroup, and Seasickness as surely as it Is used, find is perfectly innocent to take internally, oven in double the quantity named in the directions and as an external remedy for Chromic Bheumatism, Cuts,

Bruises, Old Sores, Slumps, Toothache, Headache, Sore Throat, Sprains, Insect Stings, Pains in the Back, Chest and Limbs, thousands have .testified to, and their cert flcates can be seen by any one at the Doctor's Depot, 56 Cortlandt 8treet,' New York. Hundreds of Physicians use it in their practico. lthas been introduced since 1817, and hundreds who now have it in their houses, Bay they would not be without it even if it was #10 per bottle. Kvuiy drop is mixed by Dr. Tobias him«elf, and can be deponded on. Only SO cents au) 81 por Bottle. Sold by Drugist». Depot, 56 Cortlandt St., jylOdwim

ADVICE FOR THE PEOPI-E.-Forced sweating is bad, often producing serious conse* quences, whilepurgat'on in chills, colds, rheumatisms, etc., etc., with

BBANDBKTIl'S PILLS,

is always safe, never leaving any ill pffects. In all cases their use is wise but in severo pains from colic, inflammations, rheumatisms, «r external injuries, it is

LIFE SAVIMtl.

Beuieuiber BBANDKETH'S 1'ILLS aie always sure of effect, and always without the least danger, and they act on erery pirt of the system, dislodging and removing all accumulations of Impurities, thus cleansing the blood and restoring health.

The Hon. Demas Barnes says: "I sell more of Brandreth's Pills than all others put togothsr." BttANDBETH'S PILLS are sold by all druggists and at the principal office, Brandreth House, New. York.

Observe B. BKANDRETH in white letters on the government Btam on each box. jylOdwlm

HUMKWKLL'M TOLl! Tlio importance of this trnly relia ANODYNE, bl« and valuable preparation is now so fully acknowledged, receiving the most free approbation of Physicians, and in which the true name of Anodyne is perfectly apparent, that in advertising, its true character is only to be given, which I ask all who have not witnessed its great curative power, to accept with confidence.

It Is the trui remedy for Neuralgia, Rhemnatiem, Sciatica, Tooth and Ear Ache, Head Ache, Painful Menstruation, Amenorrhea, Ditmenvrrhea, Delirium Tremens. Spinal Complaints, Lost of Sleep, and as a mild and gentlo opiate to all Nervous Affections.

Ia Aethmi it has been ominently successful. In Heart Complaints, a very potent remedy. JOHN L. HUNNEWET.L, Proprietor, Practical Chemist and Pharmaceutist, 9 Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass.

SW Beldby all regular dealers la medicine. From Physicians is invited the greatest freedom of correspondence, to whom every evidence of ha a to be re el to do an

July 16, dwoct andjan'y.

SKW PK11FUMK KOR TDK HANDKKKOHIKF.

Phalon'a "Night Blooming Cerens."

Phalon'a "Night Blooming Cereus." 'Night Blooming Cereus."

fhiilou's

Night Blooming Cerens." 'Night Blooming Cerens."

Phalon'a Phalon'a A most exquisite, dslicato, and Frajrant Perfunio, distilled from the rare and beautiful flower from which it takes its name.

Manufactured only by PHALON Sc SON, New York. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. ASK FOB I'HALON'S—TAKE NO OTHKR.

Augl dwly-^od

ELA. 1ST IK 11STGr HOUSE

JAY COOKE & CO., No 20 WALL STREET, Cbrner

of Nassau Street, New York.

We buy aud sell at the most liberal current prices, aud keep on hand a full supply of Government BONDS OF ALL. ISSUES, SEVENTHIRTIES, aud COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES aud oxacute orders for purchase and sale of STOCKS, BONDS ani GOLD.

CONVERSIONS.

Wo convert the sovoral Issues of

into

FIVE TWENTIES

NOTICES. & SPECIAL NOTICES.

SEVSN-THIRTIES

on the most favorable term",

aklng the 1st series at Government Bates, allowing a commission to dealers, and paying freight to and from New York. Circulars with full par. ticulais furnished upon application. niy9dwly JAY COOKE CO.

TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY? WHY NOT

SERIOUS

lUrLKoreNS FOB

YOUHQ MEN,

lu Es

says of the Howard Association, on the Physiological Errors, Abuses and Diseases induced by ignorance of Natnre's laws, in the first age of man. Sent in sealed envelopes, iree of charge.— Address Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Uoward Association, Philadelphia, i*a. [m20dw3m

A. GENERAL MASSACRE of the fibres of the head, the whiskora, the rnuslaches, or the beard, can be easily accomplished by the application of the scorching hair dyes, and »hen every hair Is

BILLED DEAD,

the parties deceived by these nostrums will regret, ,oo late, that they did not use the wonderful and entirely poitenless preparation which,

IN FIVE HINDTE8,

produces a black or brown whioh is net surpassed by natnre's own hue. Be wtes in time. The only safe and sure article is

CRISTADORO 3 HAIR DYE, Manufactured by J. CBISTADOBO, 68 Maiden Lane, New York. Bold by all Drag gists. Applied by all Hair Dressers. jvlOJwlm

I Groat New England Remedy

DB. J. W. POLAND'S

White 3Pin© Compound Is now offered to the afflicted throughout the country, after having been proved by the teat of eleven years, iu the New England States, where it* merits have become as well know as the tree from which, in part, it derives its virtue. The White Pine Compound Cures Sore Threat, Golds, Coughs, Diphtheria, Bronchitis, ^Spitting of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections generally. It is a remarkable Remedy for Kidney Complaint*, Diabetes, Difficulty of Voiding Drine, Bleeding from the Kidleys and Bladder, Gnurel and other complaint*. "As a remedy for kidney complaints the White Pino Com^ennd stand? unrivaled. It was not originated for that purpose, but a person in nsing 11 for a cough was not only cured of the cough, jot was elso cured of a kidney difficulty of ten jears standing. Since that accidental discovery uany thoseands have nsed it for the same com oialnt,and have b«en completely cured."

This remedy Is as safe and pleasant to take as it •Osctoal. aad-togIS

Errors of Tooth. A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervons Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, ibr. the sake of anfering humanity, tend free to all who need it, the receipt and dlreotionx for making the simple rem edy by which he was cared. Shfferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience, can do so by addressing, in perfectconfldsnce, ,JOHN B. OGDBN, mylOdltaw-wly 42 Cedar St.. N.

QPKINGr MILLINER*. IO OPENING.

We are now receiving a full (tock of Good* which will be opened on the 4th init. Ladies, call and see our new style Pattern Bonnets and Hats, aprldtf M. H. ABBOTT.

NEW DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT!

Of measurement, Is on hand ready to receive orders from all Ladies who desire well and easy fitting garments.

WORK WARRANTED!

Ahd'if I fail to make a

PERFECT FIT

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

Over Prince & Co'a Store

BOOBIB.

M. A. WALTER.

3V E W

MILLINERY ROOMS!

75 Main Street, South Side,

IN PBINCB A CO'S STORE BOOMS.

All the Newest Styles and Novelties on hand, and constantly receiving additions at tho NoweBt Prices. j- *t5»

MRS. E. J. COPELAffl), Formerly Trimmer for Mrs. M. A. Walter.

COAL.

COAL! COAL!! JOHN McFARLANE IS NOW OHN McFARLANE IS

furnishing the best quality of Biver Coa, screened on a wider screen than any other' Dealer is using, and at the very lowest rates.

Orders left at the Oonutv Scales, or at Woodmansee's Grocery, on Main street, next door to C. C. Smith & Co.'s Stove store, will receive prompt attention. Leave orders with Gus. Arnold at the Post Office. jy24dtf

1 COALII COAL!!!

QOALI COAL 11

The under rsigned is now delivering the superior Coal of the Pioneer Ooal Mining Company, at Garrysville, and respectful ly^solicits an examination and trial. It will ba found equal to the Brazil Ooal, and is furnished at much less rates. I would refer consumers to B. L.Thompson, Esq.. who is using it at his Mill and Besidence. Orders left at Ira Grover's Stove Store, Third Street, north of Main, wi 1 receive prompt attention.

July 17, dtf TIM. 0. UBOYEB.

OBTOWN BLOCK COAL.

The undersigned is prepared to furnish the citizens of Terre Haute with this superior Ooal, taken from the mines two miles east of Brazil.— This Ooal is superior to anv brought to this mar* ket. Lewis Herbert is mv authorised agent, and I will fill any contract ho may make. Orders may be left at 11. L. Ball's Stove Store, and at Paddock & McKeen's Mill. .. al5d6m BOBSBT GUB8T,

I A E O

Is now supplying the best quality of Biver Ooal at the market rates. Orders left at Chambers' Grocery Store, southwest oorner of the Public Sanare, will receive orcmpCattention. )e61y

JJOLD 0N!J_ NEW CONFECTIONERY —ANI—

33 .A. IKIJE ZRir

I have to-day opened anew and complete stock of Goods in my line, consisting of FRUITS, NUTS, FINE CANDf AND CAKES, of all kinds ,te which I invite the attention ef the Public, uro. 149 Main Street, Next door to Hendrich & Fellonzer's China Store.

I have also opened and fitted up in superb style an ICE CREAM SALOON, FOB AND LADIES' AND GKMTLKMEN, where the best :t Ice Cream, Lemonade and Cakes,

Will be served up to suit the most Fastidious, Parties and Plc-Nics Promptly Suppled! Please give me a call and I will please yon.

JOH9T B. OSHE,

Apr2 4,18C7, TBBBI: HAUTE, I»D. N. B.—Positively no spirituous liquors kept at my Establishment. 24dtf

LEATHER STORE.

BITRUTSTT & BOSS,

Just lieceived,

2000 BUSHELS

Plasterers Hair!

Which wo will soli ftt a

REDUCED PRICE!

OASH PALP FOB

Wool,

Hides,

Tallow,

AND

ROUGH LEATHER,

BURNETT & ROSS'

LEATHER STOR1,

No. 144 & 140 Main St.

STEVENS HOUSE, 21,23,25 & 27 Baoadway, H. Y-. OppoeU* Botolmf Green,

ON THE £GBOPEAK PUH^

THEthe

STKVIN8 HOUSE is weli and widely known to travelling pablio. The location is especially suitable to merchants and business men it is in close proximity to the business part of the city—& on the highway of Soothers and Western travel—and adjacent to all the principal Bailroad and Steamboat depot*.

THB STEVENS HOUSE has liberal accommodation for over 300 guests it in well furnished,

and pooenevovary modern improvemsnt for the comfort and enterta'nment of iu inmate*. St* rooms are sutdosi and well ventilated—provided and waiar—tho with gas etft every delicacy of the

respect fulwlthevt

65 WABA*S STUB, Oqpbt Bwm.

Terms cf

For one year, in siwuw..—. For fix month*, in advaf.n For three nonths, in idfiMS., For one month, laid' Deliverable to

Eatea of idTwMilt li tte l«ily.

1 100 1 60 8 1 00 SSO S

00 3 00

too aoo

1 3 00 4 60 a 400 6 00 S 6 00 7.60 1 Si 6 00 9 00 a 806 14 00 1 10 60 18 00

1100ICOO

1A0C 26 00

_____ V. 4 %$

The NEW YOBK DRESS CUTTER

Who cuts by

Taylor's System

00 8000 Toooao

20 00 36 00

0000 8600

LT CHANGES of matter FBBX of I ___ MTThe rates of Advertising In th* ua •XPBE8B will be half tho rates charged la DAILY.

WAdvertisements In both DAISY aad WjU hY, will be oharged full Dafly rate*andoad-haU the Weekly rate*. •OTLegal advertisement* one dollar yar (faaia for each insertion in weekly. •VLocal Notice* 10 oent* p«r Una. Ko (Mlhowever short inserted In local, ooluui for Mi than fl.OO. 'rntmm •^Marriageand Funeral notloMfL4»

WNo advertisements with cut* Will beM(M.

cent* each innrtion, invariably to avOollection* will be Bade quarterly oa an a«vertiaemente. ...

VHAS. CRUTFT.

LOVE TO VOSR INTIBK8T8.

Save Time and

If you have If you have If you have found If you have a house to rent, If you want to rent a house. If you want boarding If you want anything^

Tell Five ThousandT —BY— Advertising In tbeDalljSxpresB,

THE JOSH BltllNGS PAPERS.

josb Closes Oat His Llgk WareIf ye want tow buy repentenco at tho market price, invest in tight boots.

I had rather be a receiver of atolen goods than the ^keeper ov other folks' sekrets.

Everyhody ought tew be obligdd 'tew write his own epetaff, aud then, if. he filled, the bill while living, hav his tomstun endorsed with it after he was dead.

New York is red hot awl the tinlSftr the latest news. If Ball A Black fhould suspend, not business, but a pig's tail in one of their show-windows, it tottl fifty thousand would gaze at it the first day, and long for one uv the briasels tew carry home and shew tew their wives.

Rats originally cum from Norway. I suppose this accounts for their pashon to knaw away so much.

I never knew a very handaum woman igaged in the "woman's rights4' business -they kan play the kards they: alreddy hold to better advantage.

The happiness seems tew consist in being filled with wants and passions, ud then keeping the wants and paflStohs oh a milk diet. Instinct tells thd aniihatS' how tew supply their wants, and that:-is all reazon kan do for humansy When daybreaks the assetts arealwuElight._

After awl the philosophy I kail artim' up I sum times git disgusted withlifS-^it seems tew be but an uncertain' vicktory over base passions that even a mule donjt a

Men are perfektly delighted in l)enig cheated, until they discover "the wiy tbt thing iz did, and tnen they are disgusted not with the fraud, but the loss of novel' ty.

It iz a kurious fackt that with ia' ^woifld" full uv pleasure, our principal enjoyment iz in hope.

Chare iz only one mortification (that.1 kan remember now) in balng" 'ritch, aiia that iz yu are flattered before yure ftoe and abused behind it.

I hav alwas konsidered abstract dogs a good thing, but I never could fully «ppreciate the utter necessity ov keeprn^ woodcock dog in a thickly settled eitty exclusively on porter-houBe Steak^when: there want a live woodcock wtthin 230, miles ov me, but there iz plenty ov folks whokan, which shows how little! knotf.

I am loudly in favor of new thing«, but I am opposed tew enny man, even one of our colored associates, thinking he h^E diskovered a new truth jist bekauze he hez, for the fust time is his life, stumbled into an old one.

I should be asbamed ov miself tew say a harsh word against the noble animal, the boss but I havn't bin able tew see that it is best to let the breed of mankind run out jist for the sake ov getting a boss: that can trot in 2:16

I hav noticed that these persons who hav the keenest sense of misery hav also the brightest visions of joy, but there iz sum folks whom even molasses kandy won't make happy, even muskeeters worry.

I don't think there iz enny more excuse for keeping a Shanghigh rooster that there is for keeping a horse that yu hav tew back up to a second story window tew put the crooper on.

It iz astonishing how very small they wear their pantaloons in Breadway but I notiss the pantaloons are plenty big enuff for the leggs. .. .. "When I see an old miser in the midst of hiz wealth, I consider him about as bappy HZ a fly who has fell into a quart bowl of molassis and kant git out.

Personal.

The ltev. Dr. Young has accept^ the Bishopric of Florida.

John Kitts, of Baltimore, is 106 years old the papers say.

The Princess of Wales is put and loflka better then was expected.

Ex-President James Buchanan hM been engaged .to lecture in uincinnati next winter.

Mrs. Brigham Young, Jr., has been creating a sensation in the rural distriots of Massachusetts.

The Rev. Mr, "Wentforth, of Troy Insisted in a sermon recently that "all men were liars."

Governor Fen ton and stall) and ex-Go v» ernor Buckingham, of Connecticut, are at Saratoga.

Two Englishmen have climbed Mount Blanc this summer, the first since year's mishap.

The Sultan of Turkey doet not speak French. Faed Pacha acts as his inter* preter in the audience with the Emperor.

The Bev. John P. Gulliver, of Chicago, is on his way to New Yorij to publish new Congregational paper.

Stickly, a Waterloo veteran, now seven* ty-eeven years old, still lives in England, and has had three wives and ten children by each wife.

Judge Pascliil will p&WblJMbi' if£* pointed Governor of Texas in place of Throckmorton, the present incumbent

Maximilian's death win be celebM&oi by a funeral service throughout the An* trian navy, and all their topmost flags veiled with crape for seven weeks. .....

ttendanae UDTomnt and

th* table is generous^fprov idvi

__ Bodm1!' QSO. K. 0HA8S A 00^ Proprfctors.

rat**. June 1, lM7-dta

Smile Pereire, the well known I financier, is President of twelve or fifteen joint stock companiea, the anrt"i^ran vhioh. ia 48.WWHS

French

oftfc* kabbu

«SJv Wp^m»ri5ai^,«ter-17 J---

dfiiw

Exhibi

frK A

ky^ssss&uttfisfig

by all Drug

5 1J

ifft,n

1nitit«Mi« of H** Toiki *«dJ«hat DrtBW

ktontopaa*

littar* Mii aMttttarti

MMana^r.atldaradMth oa Bypepria-oerUln. tlisiyar*iisq!lnvifo»ting when iaoguldandweak ^•SnSj^hilTTn—I »oldby an Drag Sbtfc

•In lilUog the kettle irom th* *rs I soalded my**irv*ry MVerely—oa* hand alqioat to a etlsp.— forthre wM aabearabl*. Th* lca& Mutant Uniment rcU*T*d the pain al imasediatoly. It h*al*d rapidly, aad left ve» rj litlte *car. CaA». iSOSroadBt., Philada."

TW* i* rnertly a saniple ot what the Mnstan TiTnimtat T"1 'It i* iaTnlaahia in all caaea of #c,-el £«war»?f oeuntafrMts.il wrap^td.ia ftne stealrplat* thssignatura of 0. W. Weatkrook, tho^jrbdis riaap or Oiiua Saan* ft Co., How

a*ur»a»« Bprt** Water, sold by all Druggists.

All whjO value a beautiful head, of hur, and its pfwarratioa fromprematur* b*ldn**a«nd turuining gray, wQl not fail to. ua* Lyon*' e»i*brated Ksthalron. It makes the hsdr rich, soft and glossy, •liadifcatet: dandrnff, and causea tho hair to grow with luxuriant beauty. ItJs»old everywhere.

I. TAOIULS LTON, Qhembt, N.T. II iir. inlfl tij *11 rriif

JL t.a -ej

gists. .-

,T.

A' yonng Jadjr*3:i«turaUig to her

cow Vy ham* alter a aqjoorn pfa few months in Si 1rork, was hardly reoogniMd by her friends.— Inblaoe of a rustic, flushed fkc^-dhe had a soft, ru^y oamplexiott. ef almolt ataUle smoothness rih»teadof2J, »h»realhr aj^earcd bnt l?. She tbld ths«n plainlysh*used Hagan's Magnolia Balm ^ad srould not bo Without It'. Any lady can imprbve Ber personal appearanceTsry mnch by using this'articU. Itcatt lie ordered of anyDruggist for

Water, sold byallDrug-

gists.

8*1.

z:/if

4 Tttih

em*

k*iknitreifi lhimiuble'Hair/Coloring has been •Uadily^Wblt inihTor fcrorertfw*nty years:— Xtaptriqtan t)M ab«iH«ot* »tJha root* otthahalr, and chfcTig— it to,its original color by degrees. All iMtantaneon* dye* deaden and' Iglire the hair.— H^im*tr*et'B4tWt:i4p*,hutiiioertalhih ite resultti wMMkd iMMntliUBuiIiii» cents and.

SI .00. Sold by all dealers. so

Id by all Drug

iisird

toa^aJnubucp.ot Jftai. JjautOA, igaptiop, Dfausea, Hearthhrt, Blel

u.OlNGia—fo Blck Headache

OhDlna Hjbrb*Sr&o^wfcereawarming, genialstim MaTsqaired, lts careftrl preparation and en it a cheap ana reliable article for. wftVPHei' Sold everywhere, at 50 cents perhottlB. itof* W»«er,*oldbyaU Drug

June27dwe ow

H. T.O. EtfEIS, M. D.

r\-

Physician,

FVJ SURGEON and ACCOUCHEK^

I spf.oj i1' •'fejjiria'

I sm

^esid«rnll Acute Diseases, I devoted a iboraugb study to the cur* of all

CHRONIC DISEASES,

Such as all Diseases *f tho ~y BBOSClUIlf

ctif, LtJMcra, tlVM, 8P&BKN

ASTHMA, 00H8UMPTIQN4 AGUE 0AK1U & DY8PK1-S1 A, farther:

other Abdolmn*! Yi«oer«,

sfSSiii kit.

w? L-

SCTOJiMlf

Palpitation of the Heart Old Running Sores, White Discharges,

ar'"i

Tiles—bleeding

ikt ,'^5»

""ot.

iU FeVeN~-Chills Algne

Intermittent*—I don't car* how long standing— niions Fever, etc. further,

OFFICJS—Ohio Street, Third door w«ft of 4th gtrMt. JeHdSm

MONUMENTAL.

mHE UNDERSIGNED is Agent A for th*

tmMboft

an* known'Mterial. Ifo chMC constituent* the saa*: as Osopatm'* HaedU, and. Pompey'* Pillar, nt^Alwwajfea^jf Jfapt, *blch *UU res^in

MMt'Jtmtat or eratraiM.'

t^a suporior bsanty and durability of this matariattacauli#^tffcmaadfer it in the Xastern

A *peeha*n ot this Oraalt* nay b* sfen at th* at.

lySSdtf

£f£

Bo*7S4, Terr* Haute, Ind.

Q^HHiUI UNE. B. MILLBB'S OMNIBUS A*P HAOKMlB. Willatt«ad t* afl oaa*fcc train* l*avln« *he Ot^^aa8il»«iisllrtt —ii|in ta any part otth*

th* ttM* at th* Post Offloe, at orMy^oo^l^rompt-

AS FITTDr©

•aat* anii.

Jto WICKS th* OaaHttlag hartawr .a .ocfcsasitktet Mablish*tteatioa to orders, to

rfiKJRRW^T

.t aSFtir

UnwCtOTnii®

"JA

HAlfSOCt UMinil

Hav* Jast r«o*lr*da IUUUDIUMsf

Spring and Summer CASSIMERES! rise Vraeh

Plain andean oy Ooiors tat

Bisliess Sills

If yon wast th* LATXST«TrLI anA M8T FIT, Call at

No. 79 Main St.

light Cheap

v: ro»

HENAND BOYS WUK! Linnen Dusters^ Linnen Business €toa&s»

Pants, VesLts

These Goods ar* told at LOW to CMS PDBOHASSita &

ss'ss in-rT^iiiqf

E A I O I

Has just returned from the Baal wJQi .. large Stock of 1 'r i*

Cloths, Cassimere* A Vestlngu,

Which he proposes to make up to osdez

CHEAPEE

U'i 'j Than any other Merchant Tailoring Hi* tabJisbment in Terre-Haute,

Gentlemen in want of Clothes made fa

Good Style by a

Pra.cticfi.1 Tailor

frSvy*' Jh

^itwffjCall ya J. W. *t his

TAILOR SHOP

East Side of th? PublUs Square

.--'•.a .St'S est-

]«"EW GOODS I- NBW GOODS!

White Marseilles, Buff Marseilles, Figured Marseilles, "BUCKEYE CASH STORE."

rjlRAVELING DKESS GOODS.

VERY DE3IRA.HLE b'i

CHENE,

Double-fold Qooids, suitable for suits, AT TBS

"BUCKEYE CASH STORK."

Q.R0 GRAIN & TAFETA SILKS,

LACE POINTS, In Large Quantities, and al

Low [Prices!

AT HBS

"BUCKEYE CASH STORE.'

AJEEIllIACKJSOCHBCOS

8PRAGUES' PRINTS

New, Beautiful Cloths—beat Calico made. We now offer them at One Shilling!! One Shilling!!

AT THB

"BUCKEYE CASH STORE." W. S. xt^OE & OO.

QAMCBBS.

Or. W. C. COUOJEJT,

Who resided In this city for four yeaia, aad n*wa, r*tfd*nt of LoniavUte, Ky., who has at thls time an *xt*nsiv* practice In the treatment of CAWOBBS aad Oanoerous Affections, and rapidly1 •atniag the high reputation that h* held ln /hia city during his stay with a*. W* can Mllisf w* know, that 9r. Oocdaa has been eminently •necMstal la the many ca** that 1m treated to this city aad surrounding oountry. The Doator nod* of treatment differs from all others, wing aa antidote ot his own preparation, killing Oaitoar, root and branch, without pain,

Bootsand

•r the bm

-iCi.-

of tho uaioa

shoes.

N. ANDREW®

a I*s*IHag

itooto 4 Shoes Yen Cheap

life} T«oU»*oat ki* larg* stoekof BMII Bheca aad CMten, To aaka room tor Spring (tock. Tea win Save •oaey by ealliag oa him at

^ko. 8 ll&ohmnioa Blook, FarUoalar Atteotkia 1* gfvaa So

CUSTOM WORK

This Dwart—at hto a* ss

ocUBdtf

WikHhiagton Library Co

smsoumoN

DOLLAR.

0800,000

fa *4^!

NTS TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Qssh PMClt »r 940,000. •SM Cask PrcMnt of (U.»w.

cesh frmM of p.6oo.

Tm Cash PrcMBt* of MMe each.

SStd full Schedule of Presents Below A Osrtlfleate ot 8took 1* acoomptoled with a

Befti|tlftt4Me6l-Piate(Etogravliig

WOBTH M0B.1 AT KXTAIL 1HAM THI 098T OV OKBTIVIOATX, And also Insare* to the Holder* PBB88NT IU .THE GBBAT DISTBIBDTION

flie Waaklngton Library Co.

bj the State of Peansylwil*, and OrgsnUed la aid of the

Hivereide Institute,

8oldl«rs and Sailors* Orpbans. iiaonM by the Stale of X. J. T-aijiKESSf

APittL

1867.

Che Board or Trustees co-sfsts ol tin following well-known cltinns of PeBosyiTani^ubd.. Kew Jersey:— HON. WILLIAM B. MANN,

Dis rict Attorney, I hlliielilus, Pa,

HON. LKW1S B. BBOOMALL, Bi-Ohl»f Ooluer 11. 3. illut, and Qocorder of Deeds Pallad.lptifo, P» BON. JAMJS3 M. SCO VEL, Now Jet HON. W. W. WAB£, New J.rsey. HBNCT GOBMA^, Bs')., g. COb'SS ^d8mi' ®I»'ro*8* Philadelphia, ?a.

Of Joy, Coe. & Co I'Llluilelphls.

Taaisnsr DEPAaiJuivt,

WASKINOTOH, D. 0., April li, U6T.)

Offleo of Internal Bevenue —Having received satisfactory evidence that tho proceeds of the enterprise oandnotad by the "Washingtun Library Oonipaty" wlU b*d«votod to chnritaVlo uses, permlssion !s hereby granted to said Company to condn«t Mfth saterprise exempt from itll charge, whether from speelal tax or other doty.

K. A. B0LLIN8, OommlsHioner.

THI WASHISGTON LIBBABF COMPANK, la order that th* benevolent object set forth in this drsalar may be snccessfully auwmdKshad, have Is*a*d flvs serle* of

FINB 8TEKL-PLATK KNOBAVINOS, whtoh are pat on sabtorlptlon at prlcc« mncli bolow their retail valne. OBRTiriOATBd OF STOCK IN THB WASH

INGTON L1BBABT COMPANY

will b*i**n*d, (tainped with the Seal of tho Company, and signed by the Secretary, (None other* olne.)

Anypersoa aendlog as ONK DOLL IB. or p*y»the *am* to our 1( local Agnnts, will i-Meive im* medlatoly fine Steal Plate Bngtavtng, at choice from th* following list, and One Oertlgcate of Stoflk. insuring One Present In published scheduly.

lag.

OKI DOLLAB BNQBAVINGS.

No. 1—"My OhUdl My Child I" No. 2-"They are Saved I They're Saved I" No. 3—"Qiil Seventy six or, the Dtrly Days of the Itevotatlon."

Any person paying TWO DA LL A Its will r*oeive either of tht following fine Steul Plates, at chotoe, and two Oertlflcate* of Stock, taxis becoming entitled to Two Peeeents.

TWO DOLLAB KNOKAYINO?. No 1—"Washington'* Courtship." No. 2— 'Washington'* Last Interview with his Mother."

THBBE DOLLAB XNOBANINOS. Any person paying TBRKK DOLLARS will reoelre th* beaatlfal Steel Plate of "H^UB FROM THE WAB," and Thrle Cetlfloaoes, beoomlnlnglntltled t» Throe ProeenM,

FOUB DOLLAB BN6BAVINOS. Any person paying FOUR DOLLARS shall re •etvatMlarg* *nd beaatlfal Stoel Plate of "TH1PBBIL8 OF OUtt 70BKFATHKRS," and Tour 6*rtl8oates of Stock, mtitiing them to Four Presents.

FIT* DOLLAB BN0BAVING3.g'Any person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall r*celv* the large and splendid Stoel Piute of ••THB MABRIAGB OF POCAHONTAS," aad Five Oertlfioates of Stock, entitling them to Five Presents.

The Bngravlngs and Certificates will be delivered to ««ch subscribers at our Looal Age no lea, or se^tby mall, po*t-pa'd, or express, as may be ordered. in i"

WA8HI56T0K LIBEAKT COMPANY •HI AWABD Three Handied Tboasand Dollar

IN PRESENTS

To the {Shareholders, Wednesday Sept. 25th, 1867 At PHILADELPHIA, FA.,

grcgate 1

Main Street

dwtfi^

IOMthe

blood, or tba us* of th* knife. Dr. Covdea 1* wiiitacMSo. to impart hi* mod* of treatmeat 4 th* Oaacar to oa* or two regular practielag Phyrtciaaa of good repuUtlon. He doe* not derfr* to place it In th* hand* of any one who Is not wan qaaliSed to sostaln th* rapntattea that ha hsa ainadv aalaed for hi* Bamdy. Any oa* who mav desire farther IniormatSoain refemaoe to the oare, or mode of treatment of Oanoer, can ooanit him In person, OT by l*St*r. lioatswl*, By., F. O. Boa 810. aiiiWlla

OB AI THI INSTITUTE, *BIVRBS1D8,

'SCHBDCLB OF PRESENTS.

I ffaah Preeent... $40,0"0. 1 Cash Present 20.COO 1 Cash Pr«*«nt...w 10,000 1 Cash Preeent ft,000 I Cash Presents of 92,600 each 6,000 1 Handsome Country Residence, Stnb'.ej,

Grounds, Ac., Oermant.iwn, Phlls'l'a.. 1 Doable ltosldeno, S story brick, Cam-

den,N-

18,000

15,000

1 Coat Depot, Office, Sheds, Qronnd, wltii buslnoss esfablishod. No.1314 W»1 tucg ton Avenye, Philadeipbia 1 Country Besideooe, Btversid", K. J. with Ground, Frnits, *cc. I Three-story Cottage, Lot, Ac S'S Valuable Building Lots, Biverelilr S'100 1 Elegant Turnout Family C'arrlugr.,

16,000

10,000 5,000 5,000

Scan of Horses, Harness, £c., ccmjiletr 6,WO 10 Valuable building lots, Riverside, t30Ti each. 1 Beautiful 6ilver-gr»y Horse, 15giuailn bifr'j, sired by the cel*br«tt-d impui t.!

Arabian Horse "Caliph also, iigl)'. Boad Wagon, weight 140, pound., it.1 Sjt of superior Single Harnen, ma king a Bnt-class establisliiimnnt 5,000 J9 Pianos, WOO each 10,000 SO Molodeoos, $2i& each 4,000

S Rosewood tiewing Machinon, $S00 o»cli 1,000 JO Family Sewing Maohines, ?30i t-rv- ii 1,000 SO Fine Gold Welches, $2X) IP,000 •MB Oil Paintings, by leadi:g ArtUU—a: ,te value..

10,000 3,000 U.OOO 760 900 1,600 8,750

8 Camel's Half Shawls, 81,0tt0.. Camel's Hair Shawls, 83.000 each

Handso-*'.o Lace Shawls, $250 each 10 Oashtnere 6haw's, 960 each 80 811k Drees Prtterns, $75 each

Olty Building Lot*, $175 aaeh Tb* remainder will oonsist of Sil 'in--ware, Mu*loal Boxes, Opera Ohuses,

Pocket Bible*, and different artxsle* ,,of ornament and ute, amounting tu 2,000 Total—...— woo.ooo, All U* prop*rtl«* given clear of Incuubrano*.

OBTAIH 8HABES EI«BAVII«8.

nd ordars to us by malt, enclosing Iron $1 to either by Post Offlce orders or in a registered

at our risk. Larg*r amonnte should be *eit by draft or *zpr*s*. HO (hares with Bngravlngs $9,80 with Engraving* ....^SO with Xngravlag* 46,60

T5 shmra* wlih Engraving* „..8S,00 JOO sharea with Bagraviags 90,0# Uitil AOBKTS WASTED throu^iont the United

L.:

State*.

n* ASSoclatlo« hav* appointed a* lUcelver*. •asm. OBOBOE A. OOOKB 00., who*e well kaown lategrity an1 businea* *xpcri*ucu will be suflteteat guarantee that th* money applied to tb* purpo** atatad.

PsotMifsu, Pi., Hay 10,1967.

To the OS**r* and H«mb*r* of th* Wasltlngtoa Library Oo., I. S. BEAD, Secretar •ewtteasea —On r*o*ipt of your f^vor of th* iaatt aotfyiug us of onr appoint unii} BoforyourOosspauy, w* took the liberty to copy of your Charter, with a plan of yo4r eatsvpri**, to th* hlgb.it legal authority of Ih^laSl. aad having received his favorable opiaioa iaragard to it* legaltt}, and sympathising with UM b*a*v*t*at obj*ct ef your Ansoclatloa vtt |b**duca»ton and maintenance of the orphan chfldnn ol our soldiers aad sailors at th* SjVcrsM* Institute, wo hav* ooticludod to accept tnat, and ta as* aar b*st effort* to pjomot* *a*af)Waa*hjeet. •sapectfWlyry»Bri, Ao., 0*0. A. 000&E 00.

A4hsssalT)*tt*nto OBQ. A. flOOKBBOO^ BANKEB3, Philadelphia, Pa.

professional.

J)R. J. HALE!

BLOCK,

miiLSB'S

nrniiinpoLis

Pkyalelu fbr Dlseuea or tbe

Head, Throat and Lungs. SffisSI',

TO WHIOH BBANCH Or THS PBOnaSIOH his prmcUo* I* sxclnsively confined, nay b* oonsalted personally, or by tetter, at his lispeni and Snrgery, MUler's Block, North IU1 sols street, one square north of th* Bate* Hon**.

Also, at the earnest solicitation of many eld I patients DR. HALB will still continu* to vialt

once every four week*, and may be oon*«lti4 at th* Terre Hante Hoo*e, On Thunday, Ju.

On Thnradajr, Feb. On Thursday, Mar.

V.,«

T£E BIVXKSIM INSTIXITB,^ Situated at Blverside, Burlington Conuty, New Jersey. 1* bund for the purpose of .{rotultoasljr *dao*tiag 'he sons of dweased Vol tcrs and m*n of the United States.

Mtt,

Slat,

4^#

On Thondsy, April 18th. On Thursday, May X6t^--On Tbnradajr, Jan« 13th, On Thursday, July 11th, On ThoMdsy, Any. 8th, On Thursday, Sept. nth, |On Thursday. Oet. SdfcSlv On Thuradny, Nov., 28th, On Thusday, Dec. 36 th,

CONSULTATION FRJ!E I

And terms of Treatment within th* reach of all 9 For iUrther particulars inqnire of Jamea Fisher, Esq., X. Steven*, Esq., Trod. H. Barber, Esq., Mrs.S. 0. Moore, L.Oberholser, Esq., Wm. Coats, Esq., A. C. Matthew, Esq., aad Joha Wheeler, all of Tarn Hante.

Dr. HALE 1* a Graduate of Madictn. aad Snrery, and the Aathor of the HEW lIFTHODof 'reatment for Disease* of the Air Pf jy,«, which succeeds where all other means have failo J, and 1* certainly worthy of trial. lalMtf

DOCTOR WHITTIEB,

ADiploma

REGCLABLY BRED PHYSICIAN, aa hi. whioh hangs In his office will show btxs m&de Chrome Diteatee tks itadf of Ail Hfe, aad lias a Dnlou-wide reputation, having bcen'lm^r looated £L Loais than any other Chronic Diseas. Physician.

LIuoh of hi* practice has been of a private na' tare. Byphllie, Qonorrhea,CHtet, Stricture, al! Uri nary Piticues, Svpiilie orXertmrial AJfediffiu 0fthr Throat, 8km or Boner, Orehitu, Hernia or Kupturt also, tho' cflfeots of a Solitary Qahlt, ruinous to Body und Mind, producing blotches, debility, lm potency, dlzzincM.dimnosa of sifeht, coufbsion Ideas, evil foreboding, aversion to society, loss o( memory, weakness. Sc., not all these in any on oasojbut all ooonrring frequently in various case* *w"Accommodations ample, charges moderate, ourra guaran teed. Coasnltattnns by letter or at jfflce, froo. Moat cases can be properly troatod ty 31en9trnatlon and rregnacoy, 3c. without an Interview, and medicines, secure Irom ibservation, sent by mail or express. No bin irance to business in most eases.

Address Box 3092, St. Louis, Mo. Hours—8 A. Id. to 8 P. 11. Office permanently looated at No.817 St.Charles Street,between Sixtt »nd Seventh.oae square South of Llndell Hotel, retired spot In the oentre of the city.

Consultation rooms, and rooms for the ac*om modatlonof snoh patient* as require dally persoi kl attention.

EVERYBODY

Can get, lu a sealed letter euvelope.my Theory. Symptom* aadTiaatment of Nei vous,Urinary ant ^eaaalDI*s**s*,ci**rty delineating all the dlseasad wnditlons, with lull Symptom Lists, for twe three-oent poatage stamp* to prepay postage.— Circular for Ladle*, relating to Disease* of PuberaprSdawly.

FISK & HATCH,

"C' BANKERS,

AHD DIALKK9

Gweruuit and Other Desirable Securities,

Jfo. 5NMwn Street, UT. ¥.,

Beoommend to Investors the]

FUST H0RI6A8E BOllDS,

OF THI

E N A

Paeifie R. R. Co.

This Oompany is constructing undar the patronage of

THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT,

The Western end of the

Greaf National Railway

Across the Continent. Th irllne will extend from Sacramento, Call* fo nlu, aoross the Sierra Nevadastothe California Statu line, traversing the richest and most poou-

IOUB

section of Calll'ernla, and theno* through the great mining regions of the Territories, to thevi* cinity of Salt Lake City.

It forms the sole Western link of theoaly route to the Pacific, .wtich is adopted by Oongres* and aidid by the issue of United States Bonds.

Their road is already completed, equipped and running for 91miles from Sacramento to wlthlh 12 miles ol the summit of the 8 terras, and a large amonntof the work of grading, Tunnelling, Ac., beyond that point ha» been accomplished.

The First Mortgage Bonds of thb Company ai"« ford unusual inducements of Safety and Profit to Investors, for the fol'.atftng ainung other reasens, vis: FIBST. Tho rate of interest Is Six per Cent In

Gold, payableisemi-aunually in the City of New York. SECOND. Th* Principal is payable in Gold at maturity. TUIBD. The cost of the Bond*, Ninety-Five Per

Cent, and accrned interest, Is Ten Per Cent, less than that of the cheapest Six Per CenU Gold B'»rl.i Bands of the Government. FOURTH. Tiie otted States Government provides nearly half the amount necessary to build tho tntire road, and looks mainly to a (mall per centre on the future traffic for re-payment. FfPTH. Owing to this liberal provision, accompanied with Extensive Grants of Public Lauds by which the Government fosters this great national enterprise, its BUCOCSS is rendered certain, and its finauciai stability is altogether lud&peuUeut of tiie contingencies which attend ordinary Railroad ent-rprlses. eiirii. Tho Security ct its Fitst Mortgage Bonds is therefore ample, and thslr "character for safety and reliability is equalled only by that of the obligations of the Uoverament itself.

SEVENTH.

3,000

The net earningsof the completed por tlon ai already largely in excess of the interest obligations which the Compaur will incur on twicc the distance, and aresteadlly increasing, rendering the uninterrupted payment of the Interest absolutely certain. EIGHTH. At tbe present rato of Gold they pay nearly Per Cent, per annum, ou the amount Invested.

The Bonds are issued in denominations 81,0-0 with semi-annual Gold Coupons attached, payable lu New York, aud are oifsreJ for tbe present at 03 per cent, and accrued interest (In cnrToncy) from January 1st.

Orders way be forwarded tousdirector through the principal Banks and Bavkers in all part* of th* couutry.

Bsmittance* may b* cade in dratt* on New York, or in Legal Tender Note*, National Bank Not s, or otb*r lands current lu tbls city, and th* Bend* will bo forwarded to auy address by Ex* pre**, free of charge. Inquiries for farther particular*. by stall or otherwise, will receive punctual attention.

FISK & HATCH,

Baakcsaaa* MmlsStwiwatMarlllts,

No.

AHD

Nassau STBEET, N. Y.

N. All kind* of Goveram*at Securities receiv*d at fall market prio* in exchaage for th* •hot* Boad*. Al**,

All

descriptions of Govern

ment Securities kept constantly on hand, and Bought, Sold or Exchanged.

SV Gold Cola *ad U. I. Coupons bought, sold ill oollected.

Deposits received on liber

al terms, svlrfect to cncckat sight. SV Coilwrioa* mad* throughout tbecoaatry, W9T Mleoelliuieaus Stock! ibd Boidi bovfbt and sold at tbe Stock Kxehang* oa comaisaion for

Special attention given to

the Eqchange of SEVEN-THIRTY of alii

NOTI

of dllthe Series for the FIVK-TWEWTY BONDS

1896.

c^d-wUta

on the most reasonable

term*. lSdiot

rkOMAlN PLOW WOJULS.

MM, PrsM* «MU*«r, Mia

Tbt Empire Qaeee «r tie West. This Standard Mow ha* n*v*rb**s»e*e*l)*d, and

toaw*r*ieew2*lng a perfectly l!*«toa*aioa* Cast Steal that wiU out patUi an-I oat Uv* any other Wrough Plow m*&. It throws a wide, tl-n-* std ttaosMl tarrow, tad ia draswht 1* tb* llKhwct Plow aa i^ooed. Farmers ll do w*U to ccamine thlaTlow at jobn Scott & Son's Warehouse,

Tsi'rs-Hswte, Udlana,

Mbr* parobasmg *lMWfe*»*. Tour interest we

®^^1y^8SiJ5^1a!SpBELL*-00

express companies.'

THE

ADAMS IIPRKS JMMlTi

«. WBEAT A«3 Basfeni western and Bentherr KTPBHo rO&WABD&BS.

I nifwii aa

natter forwarded by every tratatiSfiflS earefal feu sgcrs, for all th*]

the etpal citie* in tb« ksst, Wt*r and south, aaddamageeeqaltobl an*promptly sotllad. •PBe* in T*rre Uauir, bo. Hfctsak*

O I BOfflo* in Ti

B. B. ALLE.N, A^ent,

JnlySdtf

PATEO^IZE

HOMJS^ .% T"

,,, UfflllTOTlONb.

THE XE&OHANTS

ONIOS KXPKKSS tOUf ASVl

TERRE HAUTE, ?,*Tlalf their'Direct aad area* Throngl I "W* J«rfcct working ttfttar, ire now pnparM» to do angeneral Bzpre** biuuue** with the £a*t,[

Wait, 8outhwe*t and Nortnw«nt, inoladlog th*»

I te do *_general Bxpna* busiue** with I •**t, Soitthweat and Nortnwuet, inclu arrylng and oollecting of Honey, Valuable*. Ac.c-

Ocr line*, now opened, embraco the route* b*-'

Xorl^

^9*lon. Bafalo, Detroit, Cl*T*-i

I land, Cincinnati, Chicago, UHwankiw LaCrosas, [Pralrle-do-Ohien, Indiana polls, St. Louis, aad all Intermediate points, ad are tniiog rapidly wtsad*d over all the routes of trade.

The Capital of lixis Company is .-

Twenty Million Hollars,

land I* an amplo guarante to the public ot its reI *ponsibllity. All losaa and damage, ol property *n*ru*ted tor I oar care, will bo promptly and equitably equated. I Every effort will be made to merit th. patron*** I of the publio

Onr rate, ar* always a* low as th**i of any r»sponsible Express Company. 1

OlBce No. Main Street, bet. 6th A Sth Sts. T. W. STEWABT, Oct 9dtf Ac*at- 1

A MEK1CA-N EXPRESS COM

Jt\. PA\

C0KS0L1PATKD CA IAL. 120,000,000! Th* above named Oo liuve in cbargeef experienced and tTUJtv Mt-sncngor*, bxpress. l*aviog andarrlving st Terr* Haute, as follows:

Two Expresses Bally,

to and from:

New York, Clevelatd, Boston, .Pitts^ar^, Albany, PuilaUolphla, BuBalo, Vashington City. And uli other points in the Eastura States a*d

CAN A X5-A. S,

Connecting at New York witb Weils, Fargo Jt Oo's European aud California Express, f-raU points in Europe, Oalifornia and Oregon.

Tbrec Expresses Dally, to and from Cincinnati, Ohio,, Indianapolis, Ind Columbus, Richmond, 1'aytoo, i'o.tW.jne,

Newark, Logaasport, Zanesville. IVru, And all points in Indiana and Ohio. Two

Expresses Bally, to and from Saint Lonis, Mo.,y. Chicago, Illinois. Hannibal, X-ntraIia, Uilwaukie, Wis., f.rX, y.lietioit, Mich. Uadison, Saint Joseph, Mo. And all points North and Wml, Including points

In Kansas and Nebraska.

Two Expresses

Bally, to and from:

Greencftftl*. Latayutto, OrawfonUrille, Michi^uu CHr, Ao. One Express Bally,

to and from'

HOUKV1LLE, IND.

One Accomfflodatloii Express Bally To and frein Paris, Itlinol*. Cluilutw, iilinol*

Hattoon, Illinois, and iuteiiuediate points. All busln*** entrusted to this Company will bs attended to promptly and with dupatch.

Bate* as low as by any Besponsible Company.' OFFICE ou FOUBTH STBEET, uext door t5 Ohio Street, Terre Haute, It d.

S. MoELVAIN, Agent.

K, W. BLOAKE, Snp'l., In Indianapolis, Ind. OctSdtf

QLD RELIABLE

LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD,

VIA COLUMBUS,

Shortest & Quickest Route

From CINCINNATI to ail the

EASTERN CITIES, TOWNS, VILLAQKS and STATIONS.

Th* L1TTLK MIAMI isvhet'NLT Lino running Lightning Express Trains fiom Cincinnati 10 the East. It being the gHORTtsr Line, Conneetlun* are certain, and Passengers have aMTLa time for Meals.

FAST TIME FBOM C1XCIN.VATI TO Boston iu 34 hours Ua --imoru n. 2$ hours New Tork ia 31 hours nsbtn.ton City in 30% Buffalo in 16 boars lev. Ui.d in 9 hours.

Three Dally Euatern Trains.

A. M. Lightning Exprws. »:'J0 A. M. Lightning ExpieM. 8 P. M. ghtuln^ kxpreM, Modern Sleeping Cars by Mght Trains,

Saloon Oars by Uay Trains.'

Tfte 8 P. M. Traill leaves Sunday Mghl Instead of Saturday Mght.

BAGGAGE CHECKED THEOUGH!

TBBOOaa TICK STS are sold at all Ticket Offioes In the South and Weat. Ask tor Tiokets

Via Cincinnati and Columbus.

WM. L. O'BBIKN, Ocn'l Ticktt Agent.

'. J. SHBBLOCK, tien'l Agent, Oinoinnatl. dtf

JgRIE RAILWAY!

GRKAI BBOAD GIASK—DODBLK TRACK BOOTS

NEW l?ORK, BOSTON,

And New England Cities.

THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FBOM

Dunkirk to New i'vrk

460

Miles,

Buffalo to New York.

423

Miles,

Salarnanica to A'cio York

415

Milts

AHD IS RAOM

to 27 MILES tbe SHORTEST BOUTS

All Trains run directly through to New Yotk, V40O MIliES without change ot Coaches.

From and after November Ifttb, 1SS0, Trains will leavo in connection with all Yt**s(trn lines, a* fol lows: From Bonkirk una Nnliuuuua-

By Now Vork tino ?rom Union Depots: 7.30 A. X. Sew Vork iuy Kxprcss, from Salamanca (Sundays excepted), eilopeat

Uoiueil-Tille B.UU A. U. iBkii), inttrsectlng with the 5.20 A. M. D*y Etprcss ftvtn BuHalo, and arrives in New Vta ii at 1.U0! i*. SI. a,S5 A. M. Expreiw Stall, from ialau.anea uxoepted). dtvpsat Uurnellv:iiv5.3A

A. AI., audcounocU Korneliavlile and Corning with the 2.2U A. M. !xpr«M Mall from 11 uflaln, and arrives ii IteVi York at 7-tSJ A. M. 4.15 P. M. X- Y, Si. lit Express, fiom Uuakirk (J inuajs txiut'tod). =:opj it Sai»canca 6.66 1'. Al. Uioau 7.J6 i'. 51. (Sup). Turner's 9.6tt A- 41., (Bkit). ant ar iv in Now i'ork at 12.30 P. 21., coanuiiions with Afteraorn

Trains for Boston and-New Esgiand Cities.

Froia Buflhlo—11 ew York Titte from In* ,ot cor. Exchange auu SliditKan btreots: 8.00 A M. Mow Y*rU Bay Expresa, (sundays exce^Md). Steps at Uuriieiisviile 9.03 A.M., jBkft) bu-qachauna 2 17 1'. IJ.t (Dine) Turner's 7.5G P. At. Ci.nn.cu a.

Great Bend with D^tawarx, iiackawaa* Wsht em Bailroad, and at rsty ut) wiihMidnigfsr Express lrain ol N. Jirnrj Kailruad Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. g.OO A. Mi Expresa Mail, Avon aad

Uornelihville (sandays Arrivesia New Tork at 7.0u A. 11. i.unu-cts at fclmlr* with tb* -Vortbern ('antral Itaii way ter harrlsbnrg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Waahingtoa and other point. South. 9,wii p, M. Lightning Expreaa, (Sundays *xo*pted). btops at UorneilaviTie &.2S (Sup.), aad arrive* la New lfork 7.00, A. il.—

Connects at Jersev *1ty »i'.h Uorning Expres* Train of New Jersey Haitmad lor Baltii oi* and Washington, and at New Vork with Morning Bxpr*** Train for Boston and New England Oiti**. UO F. X. Hew Tork Night Exprew,

DAILY. Stop* at lion.ellstil.e 10 30 P. M., (Sup.), Intersecting with the 4.1 & P. M. Train bom Dunkirk, and arrive* In New Tork at 1130 P. M. Al*o connects at Elmlra lor Har rlaburg, PHladhiphia aad Fuutb. HJte 1*. Clneiaaati Express, (Sunday. *xc*pt*d). Stop* at buspuahanna T.SO

A. M., (BkR.) Turner'* l.U r, M.. (Diae), and arrlvss ia N*w T. rk at 3.46 P. M. ConD*cts at Gnat Bead with Delaware, Lackawanaa* W*ct«ra Bailroad for Scran tun, Trenton aad Fhiiadalphia, aad at N*w Vork with Afteraoooa Traia* aad gieaaiat* for Bwtoa and N*w England ClUta. Only oa* Traia East on Sunday, l*«viag B*rMoat 6.10P.and r*aohlng New VorkatlXSO

Boston aad Kew Eagiand Pa**ang*rs, with their i: Fsgr*g*i ar* traasferred fire* ef sharp la New TorE."

The bet Teatilated and mo. Luxurioss Sleeplag Coaebe* WIN TBE Vi oBlt*Wa accompanylagaB Bight traiaa on this railway.

Baggage Checked Through! And Fare at lew as by any other Rout*.

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Alt FOB TICKET* VIA EK1«- BAlii#A/. Which can be ohtalaed all Principal Ticket Ot' £3 floe* in the Weat -nd fo itb w*«. H. BIBDIsS, WM. li, BASH,

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nrday, bet%re.nth. hour, of 8 o'clock A tt. -and M. at the PuWle Pound fn the city of T*rre to the hlg»**t bldd*r, at public anctioo, all Ban

lta,to tin UgnH snwr, a P**ivuv •auiwu. m.i —iV.t mav have been OH. any of the** dayi within tho Public Pound'more tBan twelve hodn and all the horses or mnl*s that may have be*n In told Poand morstban two 'ly^

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