Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 August 1867 — Page 2

DAILY EXPRESS-

TBKKH. UAUTJHi^

Tbarida MomlB5» Aojost li» 1861

"Whilst the erupt in the United States are reported to be very good, there if bad news from the crop* in JCorop*. I* moanced that the harvest In France threaten# to be much below the average, and in Portugal the vineyards, which fur-. aish the principal iupport of extensive districts, are seriously affected by disease? as haa often been the caw before. America may this year have to feed Europe.

BvWktsk

it be with the men, there

is at least one noble women in Mexico. "When Lopez, the Judas of his country, and then of his friaoe returned me to Fuebla, his wife advanced to meet him, leading her little son, by the hand, and addressed him thus: '•Sir, here is your son, we cannot cut him in two. Take iuto. You are abase coward and traitor. You have betrayed yourcouDtry and your bencfactor.

Tbi

Vtoia

this hour we are utaogera, for I shall this day retire to my fan»»y- &o."

Ths Johnsoii press is continually berating the "Brownlow militia," and charging that through its agency a roign of terror-has been maintained in Tennessee. Tne election ou the 1st instant was carried, they charge, by its intimidation of Etberidge inou. It is even asserted by feme sheets that the negroes voted for Brownlow because they were afraid to do otherwise.

!i'his

monstrous accusation

agatiisuhe militia of that Sitate, numbering in all oniy seventeen nundred men, i. without tbo least shadow of foundation "Wo do not say liiis ou Judical authority alone, fur tbo testimony of even.the rebea theu*elves fully warcaut this conclusion. While the fitheridge press of the titalu brings ail kinds of railing accusations agaiust the militia as a whole, it is a significant and conclusive ftun that eash outs of them admits the good conduct of the .troops in its immediate vicinity 1 In the face 1 this specific admission it is absurd to bring vague charges to the contrary. A more complete refuta.ion oould not be desired.

arrest of the wheat gamblers on

change In Chicago, last baturday, was well calculated to wake ap the ideas of all respectable gentlemen there and elsewhere who have been following this abominable practice. It is for the interests of all true business men to put down all such opera tions, not only in breadstuff^ but in every thing else. Business is business, robbery is robbery, gambling is gambling, wheth er it bo at the faro bank or in the wheat market. A11 bands should take pride in maintaining the honor of business.

Tney should frown down, and by every means put down all operations that are not business. Business comprises the growing of wheat, the buying of wheat, the transportation of wbout, the grinding of wheat and the selling of wheat, lhu Chicago gambUrs filled neither of theso conditions of legitimate business. Tiiey bought by the thousands of bushels of parties who had not, nor ever expected to have, a single bushel of the wheat. Ii was merely betting on the price of wheat six weeks or six months hence. The largest capitalists were engaged in this gambling. They combine together to sol) or buy, as the case may be, and then use their omnipotent money power to realize at tbe end of the tiire by securing either the rise or the fall in wheat as shall suit their interests. Tbey are a conspiracy against the honest dealer on the one hand or against the poor consumer on the otber.

It is time this sort of "business" was stopped. To this end there should be both public sentiment and law sufficiently rigid. -Legislators should mako a strong statute on the subject, so that any man that can be proved to have thus gambled in wheat, or anything else, can be put to bard work in tho ponitentiary fur a period sufficient to teach him what it is to make an honest living, and to serve us a wholesome moral discipline. These "business" gamblers should be held to be as vilo as those other gamblers who sleep by day1 and riot and rot by night,

Tueotyectof the wheat gamblers is to hold the market up jas lung as possible, to such a degree of tension tljat when it breaks it will come down under a panic, tnd enable them to purchaso by the million bushels at low figures, whan tbey will bull the market, and carry the price up to an enormous profit to their pockets.— In this tbey would succeed In breakiqg tho smaller doalers all over tho

JBrctUL

CfiUBWy,

Wilkss* Spirit

and

the more thoroughly bring the whol& trade into their own power. Tbe result will then be, dear bread to the consumer with low prioes to the producer. Hence, mil classes, except the gabblers, aro inter, ested lu crushing out this conjuration with the market.

of thc

'If G. B. who was la&t seen

on board of a Cuoari steamer, waving an eternal farewell to an ungrateful country, will ruturii to his sfflic wi friends, all will be forgotten and forgiven, and no questions a?ked. In ttia utt«r dearth of candidates, the Democracy have addressed themselves to the capture of Grant—like tho devil fish of Vtcior Hugo, which liei in wait to strangle and devour."

"What

magnificent disappointments at

tend* the late expedition to Mexico. The Pope wasdistippoiuted in MaxiauifaD as the champion ot the church in Mexico Maximilian was disappointed in Napoleon as a patron Napoleon was disappointed in his dream of establishing the Latin race in iimeric, aiid all Europe was disappointed in tho extension of king

OUB CHICAGO LETTEB.

gjCHICAOO, AugtUl 12, I867' THX BZGOABfl.

The number of impudent beggars in this city has increased six fold within twelve months, *nd the aggregate has become a considerable nuisance. About one b»lf of the later recnths are blind, if we are to believe the neat silver badge on tbe lappel of tbe coat. Of these badge wearers, perhaps one in ten may suffer from imperfect eyesight'the ntne can see as well as their foolish patrons and a good deal better. The latest device was exhibited on the Poatoffice steps last Saturday night. A sturdy Irishman, fain to try the new busineta, sprawled his limp limbs into every ones ^way to compel attention rendered his blindness certain by sporting a bandage four inches wide across the place where his sightless bails were supposed to roll. The more common method is to keep the lids tightly closed. Old women go about on long crutches, awkwardly feigning to be crippled, hailing as many at- meet or pass them little boys and girls are sent to the stores, shops and offices with the Luzzaron story of sickness and squalor in l«*rge families and other stereotyped methods are rapidly coming into use.— One old reprobate is just now making tbe tour of the city, attended by a troup of plump and happy infants who hang upon him like young kangaroos,-while he sits cross-legged, grinding a decayed band organ.

The profession is as yet in infancy here. Our beggars are as brazen as brass itself can be but they are uniformly so plump and so cheerful so well dressed and serene, so utterly comfortable and oontent, that one wonders at tho crcdality upon which such us they can tbrivo. Tho nuisance, however, is but the greater. The instinct which their impudence arouses is one of tbe manliest in human nature.— When suffering, though want presents itself, it is a relief to give when a mere parasite dares to parade his instincts and urge his useless greed upon tho notice of working tuen, the impulse to execute summary justice reaches its maximum.

A MELANCHOLY

ACCIDENT.

The city was shocked on Saturday by the announcement, quickly passed from mouth to mouth, that Col. Robert A. Oilmore, our Postmaster, had been drowned in the lakq. He was specially fond of boating, and owned a beautiful "shell" made to order in New York. In this he went out as usual Friday evening, braving a rather suify sea, for the wind was running a fresh breeze. He did not returnand on Saturday morning a party of men wte sent out to search the boach. Tbey went so far us Cxlu.i ct and returned to find his boat wedged in among tbo piling near the Round House—stove and capsized. All day yesterday the lake was dragged, but up to the hour of this wri ting, the corpse has not been tound. His young and beautiful wi'o lies in a most critical condition, and may not long survive him. Colonel Gilmore was a gallant soldier and for many years nas been a highly esteemed citizen.

THE INQUISITION.

Much' interest has been awakened in privato circles by the case of a young woman, a native of this Stato and the heir of a handsome property located here, who is the victim of domestic cruelty, tbo details of which curdle one's blood. Her mother being some time deceased, and her father at once malignant and intemperate^ she has been ut his mercy for several years. He was appointed guardian and trustee of her estate until she should arrive at legal majority, and has busied himseli with a series of frauds almost incredible. The majority being about to arrive, a few months sincc, ho applied to her to lend him a considerable sum of money which would immediately como into hor hands. This she declined to do, whereupon his malice took such lorm as to drive the poor girl into speechlcss insanity for months, and with helples.-, folded hands, she sat day aftor day, apparently unconscious of lifi, waiting, she knew not what. The butter to accomplish his purpose, the fiend took his ward to un, interior town of a thinly settled district in a distant Southern Sute whence she is unablo either

THK HEALTH

About

TiukbIs main

ly devoted to fust men and fast horses, but occasionally it turns aside lrom "sports" and dip's into politics. In its issue of this week it devotes a column to the Presidency question. In tho course of a vigorous discussion of the subject it says: "The Democrats are the mora anxious to obtain Grant as their oundidnto because they are well aware that no Democrat has the ghost of a chance. Pendleton is vaguely mentioned, in an in*incore way, but Sui set Cox ooniiduntially informs his friends that to nominate him would be to retire from the contest. The chances of Seymour would be little better than those of Jack Rogers, of New Jersey and as for George B. McClellan, nobody mentions his name. Nobody know* where he is iv* has absolutely disappeared, and his friends think of averusing in the

Away up among the "White Mountains, where is said tbey grind the sheep's noses before send in them out to pasture in the morning, a Reverend Doctor from Boeton found a man on the shady side of fifty hoeing his living out of tke barren hills. Introducing himself, ho soon succeeded in exciting in the old man the Yankee propensity to ask questions, first among which was: "\Vbere do you hail from T"

Answering ihat he was from Boston,

m,ln

k°®

W'y, I wouldn't think ye'i live away

off then."

WEI. I. HOSE.

He does well who does his bi be #eary? let Ulm. rear. Brothers! I bare done my I am weary— let me rest. After tolling oft in vain, B*ffled,y»t to struggle Mi After toiling long, to gain Little good with mickle pain, Let me res*. Bat lay me low, Where ihehedgeside roses blow here the little dailies gr w, Where the winds a Haying Where the footpaths rustics

gust.

!.o

comrnuuicate with i.'ijuda .here, or to mako her escape. Her reason is now slowly returning, and measures are inaUg* urated for hor relief.

Of the city coutinucs excellent it never was so good at this seasop of the year.— Not a sign of cholera has appeared. Pru dent merchants still uso tho ''if," saying, "Wo shall have a splendid Fall trado

the cholera holds offbut I know of Qono who doubt that it will hold offTrade is still relatively quiet, although money is easy, and manufacturers continue as usual. A month hence we shall hope to see crowds of customers.

Dixon.

tho ooolest piece of impudence

we have seen lately is contained in tbo letter of John C. Braine, ex-pirate, now in jail, to bis fellow ex pirate Raphael Semtries, now of the Memphis Buliotin. In this letter, Brain details with unblushing effrontry his thieving operations. Ho di«guise.'i himself and took passage out of New York on tho passenger steamer Chesapeake, together with soma oiber rebels, eimilarly disguised. Ths band«f pirates stole the vessel after killing the engineer and firing promiscuously at the unarmed officers of the steamer. His n«xt exploit was tho capture of the pas. eenger steamer Rounoko, effected in tbo some way as was tbo previous capture, Hnd her destruction by fire. Then he stole a small schooner in the Chesapeake Bay, kept her until the war was over, burned her, soon after which she came to anchor in tbe Brooklyn Penitentiary, as a pirate and murderer. Alter bis confession of unrepented crime, he says, "by publishing this sir, you will greatly oblige one who has tried to do his duty to bis country." His country 1 If his country does its duty by him he will remain where he is for the remainder of his miserable life.

"Yocr

Where the bweic-bowed popfartubd Where the old woo's worship God* •». Where His ptacll paints the sod Where the wedded throstle sings, Where tbe young bird tries his iwlDgs Where the wailing plover sings, Sear the runlet's rushing springs Where, at times, the tempest's roar Shaking distant sem and shore, Still will rare old Bnrnsl te o'er, To be beard by me no mure tm Up* There beneath the bret-xy west, Tired and tbankfal let me rest, ^**4! Like a child that sleepeth best Ob its mother's gentle breast.

THE VAKBUXO OF BLAOKBIBDS.

When I hear the waters fretting. When sea the chesnsx letting All her lovely blossoms falter down, I thjfik, "Alas the day!" ..* •Once, with magical sweet tinging,

Blackbirds set the odland ringing That awakes no more while April boars wear themselves away. £IO-£

In tmr hearts fair hopes lay smlEaiffi Sweet a# aft', and all b^uiUnf if bluebells

on thff~ slope

And thar« htin a mis: of aud down the dull And we t&lkod ePJoy and splendor

That th* years unborn would render And the blackbirds helped as ?tfth ths story, for they know it well. arss

,«*s.

riping, Anting, "Bees ere Tinmminjr.'S**?,

April's here, and summer's coming Don't forget as when you walk, a man with men. In pride and joy

Think on u« in alleys shady, Whea you ep a gracefuly lady For no finer "day ha*« we to hoj$ for, Irttle girl and boy. fc (-A** "Laugh and play, 0 lisping watery

Lull our downy sons and daughter* Come, 0 wind, and rock thuir leafy cradle in thy waad rings coy

Je!

When ih wake, we'll end the measui$3 With a wild sweet cry of pleasure, And a 'Hey down derry, let's be merry! little girl and boy

Bonnets for September. Tbo bonnet question is seliins itself, and appears to bo' sett'f3^~ttSSlf perma nently in fuvor of thuamaiLbonnets. For seme time it was. considered ioevitaole that tbe "coalscuttle" or some other formidable monstrosity would reassert itselj but as the graceful and convenient little bonnet," which fits infinitely better tnan the large one ever did, began toes tabliih itself in the affections ol'its patrons the inquiry arose, why return to the large bonnets at all if we do not" Me theui why need wo have them?

A lew days ago it whs difficult to distinguish the difference between a young girt andjan old lady in tho streets, so completely did the huge bonnet obliterate all traces of youthfuii ess. The fuct, undoubtedly dealt the firls blow to tho bonnet trado by giving rise to the "round hats," which terribly abused though they were at first, have now Decomo a regular institution, and promise to last as long as bonnets themselves.

Among some advanced models of new fall bonnets is one of gray satin, which is exceedingly pretty. The shape is somewhat that of a round Funchon, and it is eucircled by a diadem, covered with'satin, and huag with jet

crepe

touching the forehead and chignon, is fringed with peacock's feathers. Another design haa a siigbtly raised cruwn, encircled by a narrow brim, with "ears" at the side. Tbe material is brown

over eilk, and tho ornaments a wreath of Bismarck leaves, with a rose aid high on the outside. There is no face trimming to tho bi'.inets, not even a bandeau tbe front edge touching the forehead and invariably having a finish of feather fringe or pendants.

Tne rich golden brown, which is a favorite color, for dresses, is also very fashionable this season for bonnets, which is in the best taste to wear e«

nameute aro bronzj leaves, with guilt or pink roses, birds ot paradise, or bunds and fringes of tho feathers of tropical birds.

Straw bonnets for this month are charmingly and appropriately trimmed with ivy and red berries, variegated autumn loaves and the edges bound with scarlet velvet.

A decided novelty for young ladies has uppeare.l in round hats of brown straw bound with gilt metal,.$nd trimmod with giit wheat and gilt grasshoppers, upon lauves of brown voivet.—Demvreit

for

Lotion

ku-

Miss Charlotte Thompson and ber Plantation. From Muntgumuy lAli). ifall, July 21.]

Miss Charlotte jrhomp3on,' the accomplished and successful actress, was in cur city yesterday. During the summer she has been residing on her .estate, iocated' about five miles below this city., on the' Alabama Kiver. Wo are gratified to iuarn that this year Miss Charlotte* Thompson is destined to be as successful in planting as she has been in acting. Last year, like thousands, of others in the Sou.h, her plantation was not a source of revenue to her, but this teasou she has every prospect, of an abundant yield Her cotton crop is t'aid tu bo' tbo 'vGty bes! in this section, whilo her corn, ^alvv/hSat, eta., arc the most promising. Her pian» tution, known as "iS.-peraoaa." :fs woil located on the banks of the Alabama, about the requisite distanoo from the "ci'ty, and her entire estate is in the best possible condition. Her mother resides \yjih her on her estate, and she hus been peculiarly lortunato inseeuiing U.3 services of a competent superintendent, as w?ll af laitiiful laborers. Miss Thompson is justly proud of her plantation, add is well p.eased with her residence in Alabama, tiho leaves to-morrow for New York, and goes thence to her beautiful summer residence on tbe Hudson, Wbere ah£ will remain until tbe fall dramatic season opens, when sho will commence ber usual starring tour, returning to this city after tbo completion of her engagements on the stage.

Axr ^Rrtbquftko and volcanic disturb* ancu similar to thoas at Santorin, have occurred in the two islands of Tercera and (iracioxa, off the Portugese coast. On the night of tho 1st of June a volcano rose from the sea, about nine miles north of Strata, and has been in a sute ot great activity. It has thrown up enormous masses of stone and luva, and has formed a new island, which is likely to be dangerous to navigation.

has cured me of Tetter

(or Salt Rheum) on my bands of thirty years standing," writes Joseph Eistler of Danville, Ind., who has been using Palmar'* vegetable Cosmetic Lotion. [dwlw.

To bt, or not to be—twCijht

jusfiio*,"

Whether suJ«r with mental angnisb, FevsrUh lips, cracking pains, djspeptic agonies, And nameless bodily snfferlng

whether, with sudden dasb, Sri*e a bottle o! PlANTtTloaBirrssf. And, atGuntber swears, be tnjsvil a man again. Gcnlkersiid my ejes were sallow, visage haggard, my breath tremeci»c« bad— My disposition troublesome— fact,

IIaokoua

Thb Mason

ye'd like to

& Han us

qan.—Tnu

OrLtaiu Tonm.

VELmSEMENTS.

sting "toiJlsertlsers.

The following extract from aTeport of the pro-

boldea at Pesiirfan, Thursday, lutw' 21, is very «iga.'Jic|nt^ -"On s-Queitioa of AdrvrtifiBg Ageacies, eoa» 'dlscUirfoff induced by a r-cunimeudation from the oi th- Committee on Agendo*, that

tube Oliei with abort miscellaneous advertise ^icDU, subject ttt feequatii changes. It waa argue bat an ha jcaorse enabled agent* so

Tuis hju=e baa Ifcoa uetabl »liod lor o\er a llundr a It ears, aud lt .ealR uya tUataineii a character fj hjnu^ty ouJ fair doating, which puts to flight all Ouubtt, it anj slivulti exist, ai to tho genutne-uea^oi-tUia entir(iriae.

Bit OiMfiTllHY toBACCO can be hai in large

?iiteh'.11,35atCentral

ntiuoa Aiduuiactureis prices, of A it. suoct,

WOOL

Coiumii$8idn Merchant*, No. 31 South Front, & 36 Letltla streets,

Casb

NEW

contaiuins full.st

(nluiiuutiou in reg^r.l to our system. Address GEO. r.BOWl^L,d CO., 40 Park Sow, New York.

MDCCLX.

1867.

"CENTURY." A. DAY.

have adapted the plan of putting money in Cl^N UiiY lOiiA^CO insuce coneumers to use H, kuuwm ihi it ia only necestai) lor them to I,lv.. ii a uot to bcCumi buily aari fled of its merits, eitdito priuaiinie it TU£ BttSI FINi CUT ililJii. We »ili couilnuu to ^ifer tueoe inducemens until this iuct Is faily re:ugnisel.

Wu arts muking i'lilk CJ! lUUt fromse!octions ot the veiy cbo.ctst oil leaf, and uavo devoted every ca-o .o He tuiuu acturo. .ti*lre«fiom

ir^gJ,

anl lu every finpeji

1'UUK AKT1CLE

Olf \.U»v»,Xiie To«AC .Ur Oa S-jtiil we will lacelu one paper ft U. b. iiotv. Xuusuayd, in two pap. rs, 9SO cacti. On Wtoueeuuye, five paptr-, 8Sl in eacli. On Thursdays, in ten papeis, #10 each, un FrlJae, lu .tioLty p«p », 95 lu each,and anSwtiriaj*, iu fifty papers, SU^ocb, iua 1 c*ies isBtt'iUs L. b. QlifttiMlAtKii to the 41UOUU Ul uO a lu). 'file Undcia ot uesv OKE tNB A0K8—by sending us ilu mines, a arese, a a unmbers of the bibs will be prerunied »itb packages of our Tobacco. to pioiortiuii to ttie amount ef ::-ouey and.

:,*ston

B. A. Van

schaick, ID Front sia?et, ruil.td ipbia Foy ft fcarle, 86 8. W®toi st Ohicagu dcbults & Bagley, yl West seooad st.', Cincinnati. iv.cj lis: itpplicatii-a to

P.&O. LOBILLABD, [P.at ibl^Uei in 17ti0,] 10 Lbarnbcrs St., N.Y.

Job.

'Gillott's Steel Pens, or l'llt: 01.0 8TAMAB0 QUALITY. 4' JTt»StPU Or Descriptive '[BADE Maks: UIL1.0T r, Kame and Do«i|t

Warr«utc»l. Bating Mam ber

tho well kdowu oaiaiHAt and rorcvaa Numb:r», 30S-404-170-3S1, •avlug been tiiS .m.-d by othor AKtsa, »e desire to caUtKQ toe ijuoiic in respect to brtd Imitations

A-iti HOB QlbLOI'i'3.

i' A ITTKI\"

An 11

junction was granted by

i/AU 1 ll/i! iho Supreme Court (Ne# York) at Oeutfial Term, January, IS 7, against t. use by utuorscf tbe ^U ilUslK 303.

.JOS.

GILLOTT & SONS, ^o. til Jotiu at., Npw York. HKNUY OW£N, Sole Agcht.

BO WEN, POriER&EBBS,

W O O CO.H.illSSSO.V MtltCHiNTS,

ifo. HO South Fr^ntStreet, JPI=LL

UKJ-.JPJHC 1A.

Gftitiijum'riiU of Wool

eaptctfully sol'cltcd.

Lt crr^l Ca-U

..d»a .o« made, and sales guarr«nted

Ail vVoul ct.nsi, n-uto-bs ii ca efully graded to suit tbe market, and is displayed to the best advan iago. '•bigs furnished if required.

TAUSSIG, L1VIJSGST0N & CO.,

Philadelphia, Pa.

advances made at six per cent, per annum Other charges low. Kulor permission: JTirst National and Corn Exchange National Hanks, fbila A uoricao Erch.i.igo ^ational Baua, New Vurs First Natior.al Haak, Cnicagj, Illinois Jlessrs. Qilaiore, l)i ulap A Co Bankers, Clncin linti, Ohio.

K01.M

USK & CO., E S

and I£ALEIiS

*(jOV£iiMlli.\T StllUlTlTS, VS^i-o. I» NassauSt.,

I WI2W YOBK, Bujf.i'iiJ sull ut utarktl rules 6ix per ci^t lloudi yl ISfl fftxu- Twenty Sonde, ull issues Tcn-Fortj Biii ijflvna-iuiriy Motto, all serlw Compound lulSret Mutes, and Ooltland Silver Coiu.

C^uverf all nenrs oi 7-30 Notts into the New ConiMlidited 6--0 Bonds at bust market rates. fcivcate orders for purchase and sale of all misCMlaJeous eecuritica.

Mtts'ito IK posits auti a! low&por cent Interest on uaiai.cos, subjtict to check at sight.

Alaku rol eotioue on all access! lo points. Aii i.o'iM uf G.vrrumjntsecan iss credited or rmiittod tor, receipt, at market rates, Fan of all communion chat gen. It,

til cdpp »larmor f^r yoirs 10 come. Warranted iu al ca ei an ajove. :cnd tr a circular, «uichgltos mil particulars, .^negouulno unleks brar-dod in a iiadu u.ark, Oral ton Uineial i'.imi. Address 1 J*itL BlOWHitiL, Propr.eter, iolPcirl btruet, New ors.

agents wamxkd for

GENERAL L. C. BAKEE'S

ILBIORJ

of tiie Secret Service.

£U.j «oik anaouu vd more than a year ago, but owing to tho attempts of tbe Oavera••eat to suppress it, its publication wasdelajed. It ail now be isued, OS ALiKHibl) and NA Bltl Gil), IN KBtieaUfB VISION olGti^i'L oAiv-tu, whose inartell"U4 na:r«tl«ee ar« all attested by the highest IB iil au hority. i'io KuaALs oi tbe N .clonal Capital are TH0it0CUJll.Y VliNi thATEii, and there are i«o biKA.NCiK ltlLViiLA^l^J^S concerning llKAOa oiT iit-fAit iMtN'fJ, Mtmbers of Con (r«a, Female Pardon BroheiS, and die lin^uiohiU min a cna acters. deau lor Circulars abd see nor litnn, ana a full dscrlptlon of tbewoisi Ad.trvs

JONkS

LadiesBurlutss

tie gee tie tiinud 1 was fast becoming 7. '.4 Quite a i_ul«*noc. Four bottles'now Leatath my vest have dl«appeared, Mi fed has reli.h, ap[4tit» is k«4a, step elsstic, my miod brilliant, and Mne pounds, avolidupoU, is add to my weight.

Watkr.—A delightful toilet

article—Atperijr to Cologne and at half the price. augl4deodw2w

LON

cob-

tra-tlugtu do work at greatly reJ need ratea, and t*the t'lijudi.e of all other partie-. I he firm of ut£a 1'. Ituwell & Co., of Sew York, being roJ5»rd»i as tlie priucip .1 uuo which had adopted Uits eietcm.aart Mr. Ho wall being present in the (Jomtnti. n. b« was sailed spun to r. ply to the charge, ilr. £. 33. IMteiigUl, olio of Kew Tork, Temaiked, in substance, that by this system, Hnurs. Bo well &

C-j.,

were enacted to contract

lor business at a much lower rate tnaa he could da, sad «l*.med lii&i ,tuo publishers should in tsu dutsucr ceasu to maae contracts in this way. Many urea-oi hGwever recogniZMl itasan advantage tu Vb^hll ^bus to ispaat ef a fixed aaiaunt of space to a responsible psrty {jt a definite time, since tt.cy thus obtained a cUes of business to be secured .u uo uth way, and as a large number •lread/hiiA^otbtr^ctsol this nature with which they w^re' sat.sfivrf. %h.le others had space to spare aad were willing to entertain similar pro4«siti0tts, actum was tatea in the matter. ^I'te advantages se ur^d 10 the advertiser by this e^sletn oontraeu'ni, are truly very great. Partita inttrestod are invited to (end frr a copy 01 THA Advkbiiszbs' Gazette,

an Investment

Tha rafidj^aipertba Hi aow balldiag west" from" Omh, forming, with iU west era eeUeeHeas, an unbre ken lti*veewu»£5awl**s, fjMa na|pg'lwjfr to th* t«Wb aCtka F*ai -Kwt«ac«'oM» ..'r the Coapaay u—n»i**puMBweTge |nt questkm akS fcy^fcntlB ii«—lifcd^rfcl(IWi bonds aecareT" Heat, "Are they a pro*labia inat a a W a

Sd. The Union Pacific Bailroa^ttnau^ratett* npon what prosaMs «*T4a otm ofitiaa^ait pifCC^I able liaea of rat&Vad{M^e Wtilry^rfe yeari it must be ths oal

it can aaiuieln Oi ke£3d. t86milas of 4hls-V«adai«iiarriM*Al(4jMi|i equipped with depeta, lMaMv^ ei^4te tiUl3 two trains are tiaily runaiBgeach »ay.:-tortal-for the reiaaiAiag' i^ifcWiiwilW uaso of tbe Bocky Mountains aro is under contract ta ha done t%Hapt«mh«r 4th. Thf net earnisft of th^j^t^alreaay finished are sxvzbal TIVISoa*Att« niah"thV gold interest apon tbar^mk HoQtf«a Baudfa^oaaosh sections, and^liabt anotbaMalii et tbanisd ws a: bnllt, the patt already oomplotedwbald doaani^' pay Interest aad tapwnirfi, IdaUtafrofltable to tie Company. fitb. Tba CnlinPaciflo Bkltreti bonds can be lesncd oaly aa the road^Rtqgrassee. agd tharOjt#f( can never be la tba sar)^|U|i||g[^IfrlgmV* a bo»a visa property.

AMERICAN

in the piano musie ol all the*

PAINTS for FAKMEKS A Ofiii.1^.—Ttlli Gil A (TON SllNliBAu i'AI.ST COUi^AKY aro now manufacturing tbe Bc«t, Cheapest a:id most Durable Paiat in use tivo coats well pnt Ou, mlied wltu p«re Linseed Oil, will last lo o. 1 yeart it is of alight b^ own orboauttiui ouocol^tu color, and can be changed to greeu, lead, etoue, oiir, drab or croam, to suit the tastu oi tl:u consomsr It Is valuable tor ou eo, rni, i'vnces, A^ricultaral Implements, Carriage anu Car-iuakvrs, rails and Wu»den ware Uautas, Oleul and Sbmgiu Bool, (it being Fire and Aalt'r proot) Bridges, Buriai Oases, Canal ttt/ats, obii'S, dbi^f-.' bottoms, Fiuor Oil Cloths, (one Unnufacturer having used SooO bbls. the ^.aat year,) and as a paint for any |iupose is unaurpsijod .ur iudy, ..a.ability, eiasticiiy, auj adhusiveue s. i'tKe $6

BBOTBBlta CO.,

Cin annati, Ouiu, or OaV«*n^uct, Iowa.

gesixehes employed

Cictorti Very pr^fl abe. No Ilk. 7 arecuuen Vicmras and Catalog ue seat for 15c. pastage. 4IaNS»N LANG, £97 Bow ry, New lorkCity.

PA Aft ASKNtd wan ed, to sell Sis New InOUUU

reut

pa)

ens, of great value to famlliej all

e.t |r»St. :Seu

Cabi**t Ob-

tones,of this instrument are

eHifiuously sweet, with a •l«uie, power and expression, truly marvellous, in so email and compact an organ. Tney are beautifui, simple asd economical.—iY«e

i5c

fa...t

andgetfri p'*tes and

•ami'ie gratia. Agenu bame mad* $lue,0D0. trua uii BKjWN,

Ptft I.AY

Loweit, Mas*.

SDK'.—Agf'i

ts wanted everj-

iy vrb te to Kill our

ffkitt WinGto-he*

.Wirt JattSu years. AUdreaa tne AhUKl* CAN M'lBK CO., Office 162 Broadway, N. Y.

MORTFI D»OAA FKW

Made wltk flradl files, sesrt

dwlw

ttr

l«Ule(M

auti ampler, the. b. *. A CO., BraUlebero, Yt.

I AUESTS MAKE MOPER DAY, wllin* Ike XmXkmil I Hotter au) More iti able n.»n $ 0 Machiueel Jost p«rf«cied J— ADD.TWH. A 0U«)BIACBANWTTS

.••Q'

Bth. Although It is aqt claimed that there can beaay better seenrltiss tbaa Govaramehw/^here are parties wha conaider a.first mortgafetuaa: such a property the the very- hejt ^ecarity the world, and whoaelf 4he(r Invest in these iutereit. ,- ,-ru r°r g- SJr

Continental National Baak. Ifo. Tia«aa« ftt-, Clark, Dodge *0o.,

Over Nine Per

The daily

sb)Ts9^^bs

ir tfeJ

0tb. As the Cufoa Piieillti BaUraa) k^ls are offered Tor the present at 80 M|ter and accrucd interest, the* are

Ths cheapest la'the

market, belog more tbaii'WpW^lrtTleSS than 0. 8. Stocks. 7 XT.:". ?i yii^K.lQ l(hh. At the current rate ef premton on gold they pay

Baak«V*Y-WW8t£rii£!t

John J. 1 isco Jt Son, Bankers, Nofj^jfllfci and by BANK8 AMP BAWKMai throughout tbe United 8tatea,ofwh()m uescrlptive pamphlets may"* will also be seat JT mall -Mka tKr-CSlAiHhyVJ •dice, No. 20 Nassau fttrsst.^Now -T«r^ oat ion. Sabseribera wllf Sslefrt In whom they have coafideace, whe-kteh^tWlt responsible to them for the tsfe bonds. "D"2 2ai/TAj

JOHN J. CISOO,^^.

may30dw3m«too ool ins

?A—JiAt!

maiffistri'S

Q£Bl£AJr

(t inahufactared fromPvue

ISlAKDAfiD eCnCCUE^t

JOB sale by afl 'Qi ocerst

i. tr

iUL ..1.1.1—1 •..•j£i_u troz

"fjeii/p

iufc! Mi•«

THBti

FOB THB PlAWOfO**!^:: A snoar

C'oniprelieuslTe By Ngar A. BaMMfPreAsser of4(1^i«iibr& This work meets tbe-daily nqplremsnM Qf .tbe Pianist. It comWaee^Hiirmony with those InSlapensable points recemtteadid by ail eminent

WIGHT'S

L. KISSNER'S

-'-nwttn

No. 48, Oliio Street, /.

This bring tba largest and most elegant Masto Sstablisbmei

IIV THIS STATE

Bujers in want of flno

I AN O S JIELODSOAS, 0

fVaAusScbims.

dwtil ch

Kach number containing sixteen pagas, laclad ngFOCIPAflKtO»m»IO. PUBH8H SO OBTNIOHTIiT., t*1ut* TWO DOLLAR^ PJB ANNUM.

Bpec'mtns sent

ftee.

JOHN

DWIaUT, Editor. ,v ot tvmrenBor^mr^^ CHAS. H. DireON A^CO.TH iNt^w.Seir Vork. •*I.'

f-dwtcb

dwtf

OPPOSITE THSZCOtTBT

BOVil,

Tfi:RKK-HAirT». IND.

N S,

And smal'er Musical Instruments, and HuslcalHercbacdise of every desenption, Shaet Mnslcand 1 nstruction Books, ahoald net fiul te vlilt ths

PALACE OF MUSIC.

aw All kinds of Mudeal Ias^rtu^plt regain In the most approved manner. dlw

J. G. LINDEMANN,

OXAtnt 'tk

piiKo§,

Violins, Gaiters, MerehkbdM TB&lUt UAOTK, INDIANA.

TDNINO AND BBPAUtlt« of fUSM asd ether Xaalrensesitd will he proesptly attaaiM So. w&l ba takea ia tn

OLD PIANOS OMSS. aso--«s^

aalOOdvtt

UAUVUNK

ODS

-AT—

"til )i I

ARU AU WHFTLMTIK A^D RETAIL!

.1 fjAl

1st. Tba aartJT otaplSOoit line to th* Piatfa toM trtliIU«ylir*Mtnesa evnteatfMl TlUaopw— gaaitarf.arw.^'^ twenty mlllfcl''«faKtf-bf 1M1 Mlllili IWtW— dollars in iUowCDMkil^ Onafsarth of the work Is already traok eoBtl»ae^t»la ISM iif day. i"ufiioi2

¥:HA6G£BN

etut- .sxis.fii*. .iv,

8&turday, ,--a! 7 »/J[

:zll yjl ii

-----

"a. -egfena

lantic and Padfc *»a beteg i»^dtrveMgutes^ltS auol) tu :4&

Wjb

h&ve

j^st

June 22d, 1867.

received a large supply of

GOODS!

Nd\K,iiawns7

Jaoonetts,

Organdies,

Crepe Meretz,

sji'.w 4s

sbi} ''.c:v zJi I xer,i".a

6t Their amea.tiswietlf limited b^.b^r to a sum equal to what is granted by tha C. fl. ftoverameot, aad for whloh takes a SCOOiiB lien as ItasocuritT. This nm»Udt uponl(iefl:itM7 miles weft from Omaha only 7tb. The fact that the 0,-8. Oe.eerBtaoat cons id* ers a second Ilea hpoa tha road »g^^*astiaeat, and tbat some ofjhe shrawds«t jr^r^lMilldi» of theaoaatrybaee already paMUin^Ova Qtt^ef dollars upon tha stock (ahlch U-^o the^j atl|Ud lien,) may well iaspireeoafldence In aflratilea.

"j OTAMFOAK'^ &O'T &C., &C.

I foU, assortment of

-AT

Greatly Reduced Frices!

NEW STOCK.

PfilNTS A BLEACHED MISLINS: l'I iEerrimaoK,

Codheco, i^Spiwies,

American,

jKc*Tt^

they will conauae-l*^he*e«!eit«a »a«»*-'»o* l^r ssiar Sco bszpa&aU—

Bichmond»&c.

•:.3PrinU in tho NBWS8TSTYLES at

16LCEXTS!

W« ara selllnz our entire Stock of SILK jfrnd Q|X(TQ bACQ0B8 and SUMMER AWLS at COST.

CORNELIUS & H1GGEBNT,

Corner Main and -3d St.,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

77 MAIN STREET,

Carpets, OU Cloths, Canton Mattings, Wool Druggets,

WaU^,Paper,

Curtain Goods,

Linen Goods, Housekeeping

It.

Is likewise ada ted to ail pIayers, f(omt^aDegiu ncr to the finished artist. PRICK $4.SO. i-o SentpoBt-paid. OLITKB TOON & 00., fht)-' Ushers, Ooston. OUA8. H. WTB0N 00., 711 Broadway, NewTerSi

Goods.

OF REOENT PURCHASE,

AT THE

'Bnckeyo Cash Store,'

W. S. RYCE & CO., 77

DRY GOODS.

GOODS! NEW GOODS!

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

IJIRAVELING DKESS GOODS.

VERY DB3IRABLE

CIIENE,

Double-fold Goods, suitable for suits, AT THE

"BUCKEYE

STORE."

Q.R0 GRAIN & TAPETA SILKS,

LACE POINTS, In Large vuantities, and at

O W I E S

AT HHI

"BUCKEYE CASH STORE,' JIERIKACK^COCHECOS SPRAGUES7 PRINTS

New, Beautiful Cloths—best Culico made. We now offer them at One Shilling I One Shilling!!!

AT THB

"BUCKEYE CASH STORE." w.

*¥CE &

riLAUSSEff, BlSiiO WSKY & Co Importers aad Jobijer- of KuNOTI-N8 ANU TOYS,

W O S A E A It 6

GUOCERIES, TOBAUO», TKA»,

JOitt

rsiDFIMIMSlfT

J^R. J. HALE!

Hm.T.EB'S

BLOCK.

OIHMAPOLIS, I»Dm Physician for filaeaaes-or tke

Head, Throat and

Ou Tbursduy,

Lungs.'

TO WHICH BBAKOH OT TBX PBOFKHON his practice is exclusively snafiasd, may be ooasilted personally, or by letter, at his Diapaaaary and 8urgery, Miller's Block, North Illieois street, one square north of the BatM Hows,

Also, at tho earnest solicitation of maay old patients DB. QALK will still continue to visit

TERBE HAUTE, ouco every foar weeka, aad may be ooaaaltHl at tbe Tern Haute House,

On Thnrsday, Jaa. Mtk, 1M7, Oa Tharsday, Feb. Slat* On Tharsday, Sar. Slat

On Tburaday, April ISttt On Tharsdajr. May ltih, On Tbarsday, iaoe Itik, On Thursday, July On TlinrMlAy, Aog. Mk, ... On Thursdny, B«pt. Ma, •On Tbnrsdtsy, Oot. 8*SI,

Mot..

28th,

JAMISSIA1B.

On Thursday, Dee. 26tJ, CONSCLTATION FRJUfil And terms of Treatment within tho reach of all 1 foi furlbor particulars inquire of Jamee Fisher, See., S. Stovens, Ksq., Fred. H. JSarbsr, Xsq., Mrs. 3. C. Moore, L.Oberholter, Esq.. Wm. Ooats. Esq A. 0. Matthew, Esq., and John Wheeler, all of Terro Haute.

Dr. HALK is a Graduate of Hedielne and

but-

gory, and the Author of the NEVV 11JTTH0D of Treatment for Diseases of the

Air Pomtyxt,

which

sneered* where all othor means have (ailed, and is certoinlv worths of trial. talSdtf

It^voy A.

6MITB. HIN*T B. BEACB

VIGO FOLILFDHY

AK©

HA€1IL\E SHOP!

Near the T. Q.

I. and *.

C. Freight Depots,

TERBE-HAUTE, INDIANA,

SEATH, SMITH A CO..

Extremely

Propr'S.

Hanufacturersof Steam Knglnes, Hill Gearlag, and machinery of every description. AU kladi of Iron a»d Brass Castings made toorder. Srary slaas of repairing promptly atteaded to.

B6tf- Orders solicited. The oigbest Cash Price Paid for Old Copper, Brass, and Iron. au|6dwtf

DRY GOODS.

FIFTH WEEK

OF TH*. .....

The Clearing-out Sale

Of ...

Summer

COME TO

'TheBoston

For City and Country Trade.

SAXTOX

yy P. BINGHAM & cu,

DIALIEB ry

Genuine

Tea Sets,K1NE

Slain Street.

Cake

ISrOIANAPOLlS

TERRA

Has ou hand, or tDsanfsctaresto orilsr, all kinds of Architectural Ornaments, sacb Window Csps, Ur»ckets, Medallions, Panel and Vrleae £n ricbmeMi Klower Vases, Life sis* Btstnsry, Water Tipe, Ac.

Twj siioares west of Cnion Dspot. aprll6d0m

T11E CAKPEMERS' C\I0\,

fvcctssoas to Httwto, BoacaT*

DOOR, SASH AND BLIND MMWACTIM,

SOUTH MKBIDIAN SrBSET,

Kaarlj Opposite East Ead of tbo Uaion De|ot

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

agGUAR SIZED WOBK C0A8TAITIT HAHU

apr 6-2t in ilSu

co.

77 Mailt Street

dwtf

CBAHLES fiTErrSM.

etc.

A N O O E

Bow Lost! how Restored!

faHiihti,

i»

JIm

smoM

sfrabips.

& WALMSLEI

111 Main Street

INDIANAPOLIS CARDS.

AmericanWatches

Diamonds,

Fine

SOLID SILVER WAB£,

MEW I'ATTEENd.

Solid Silver Spoons and Forks

SILVEB-PLATZD

Baskets. Castors,

BEKRY DISHES, ICS PI^CHBBS, WAITERS, CUPS & GOBLETS,

Aleo, a Una of

Silver-platedflno Table Cutlery.

ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTE®

Old

English

(Herman

Egast

Text.

all Goods Bouobt

Washington Stkket,

BjjrC13a) INDIAWAP0LI8.

JT. IV. GLOVER'S

Prict, liz emit.

A Ltcrtjal «r TBS NATCBAL TKBATMKKT, and Badlcal Ours of Spermst^rrcoet, or H—ilaal Waakn ss.In.olaatarj Kiri.sloiis, Saaa.. •I StM ltjr, aad Impediments to tfarrtage, ps* erallj Mstvoasaees CoasamptloB, Irllefs and Fits, Meatal aad Fhysical Incapacity ,.n»alUjU| Drab Self Abas Ac., by Boat. J. OvLVtawsu, 1L D., aathor uf tbe "Oreoa Booh,"lc. "A lata to Tboasaads af Batkian."

Sent site seal, in a plsln eavelope, to any ad. oros., postpaid, on receipt cf »U cwtt, or t*v pasts^estamps, toOB&S. J.

KItINK

CO.,

U7 hvHT, Nmr fork. Post OMcc ksx UM. Also Dr. CalrsrwsU't "Marrlsg* Botde," prleartis 3ft Cents. dvSn ins

GARRIACC8.

Excelsior Carriage Works,:

faaM •tts^:5..W 4'

ESTABUSHED IU 1854.

Tbanttontloa ol parcbasers and tfaoso wantins, a auparlor Article, is tsTtted to

Stock of is

Fine Carriages

Comtstlngor •.. *~*y

Barouches, Jtockaways, Phaetons,]! Top Buggies, Open Buggies, and Light Wagons,

Made of carafatly selected material aad by

Master "Workmen I

Orders for

New

Vehicles solicited

My experience of thirteen years ia Terre.Haute as a successful maaulscturt r, ijires as.nraace a thorough knowledge of aiy budaess and ability to snpply tbe rsatsof coasumcrs, long felt in this market.

Shop and Wareroom,

Corner

A•

and Walnnt Streets,

Terro-Haute, Ind.

A. J. WELCH.

Jaae 13-!£w3m

J. WELCH. svccttaoa ro wtiou wmwaT, uufactnrer snd Dealer

CARRIAGES AND

fl« rftAMUlK.

During the month of August we intend to dispose of the remainder of our Stoclo!' '.his season's goods at

LowPriees.

FOR [Bargains

Store*

Wo have always a full supply of

Stajtle Dry Goods/ Notions, While Goods, Embroideries,

BlitiGliSS,ut

Corner ztaond Walaat cits., Xorie ind Feb 27 d**0ai

SCOTT, OUM «& CO.,

Carriage Manufacturers,:

Cobns» Wahasu

a 1st

bis., 1'iaaa Qacte, Imp.,

Kedp constantly on hand, and offer fur sale at tbe lowest m&rk.t prices, a 1 of tho latest styles of OAtBLieKS, BVtittlE, and LIGHT WAG0\8, of stittxr own ai.nainctnre, of selected stockl pjcUl attention paid toUsTAiauia.

May.H d«r6m

Goods!!

STORAGE, COMMISSION FT GRAIN.

A«

p, woaaaox.

^FRANKLIN, MORRISON

CO.,

Commission illercliauiit, No. tid West, %d tit*, iltnci/uiutu ItKrallfeNCibS. ^, Pearoo, Tolls, Ilolton Shaw, Barboar A Co.,

A Porter, K. O. Loouard A Co., Wm. Glauu Jt Buns, liob'c Uthcroady A Co.. Foster liruthors,* Foote, Kasha Co. Chambers, BteT»ns A Co. mti36dly

S N RECE1V15U rOUWAUDlWtt AMD

ConimiHslou Merohaut, AMD PlALkJUf IN

Grain, Flour and bait.

Wabk liousK—On tbe Canal, near tbn tern Haute A BJchmoad aad K. a 0. Railroad l)ti.t*' tnayMwtf Tsnaa lltrrs, l»p, john usjisy. iu/iiiu aaas.

TOHN HANEY&CO., 8TO*AUK, 0OM3U6JIH AMD

A I N E A E S

Warehouse ou First St.. at tbo Canal itartin. frOPdwtf TKBRK HAiTTJC. IND.

STOVES AMP TINWARE.

HBNDBRSOJS, lIANUFAUXUKlCi'

HTOBKoa 4th Street, 4tli Uoor South of Post Ofllte

Tbe Best Cooking Stoves. Tbe Finest Heating All kinds of Fruit cans.yes!BIO

Kvery Variety of Tin and lopper Ware

Everything Warranted.

Booflug, Uouse Guttering, Au., done promptly and warranted to giro satisfaction. None bnt tbe best "11KAND3" of Tui used unless specially ordered.

Prices—Cheap as the Cheapest.

mbiidlr cb3opa

BallJost

Jewelry,

Haa rscelrad a large invoice of

Ice Chests, Ice Cream, Refrigerators, Ftc

Phasnlx

COTTA WORKS,

johs

acxiruosm

BTEFFKNS & SCHNEIDER'S

INDIANAPOLIS

Bell and Brass Fonndry,

Plicenlx

HtS UnionBailroad Track, Half Square Aast

Vsirn

Depot, Ia4 laaapollS, lad

This E'tsbllibiart.1 has coaatanlly ^n hand a couplet tmeLt uf Jrua Goods for Engine Baiitiers, Steam and Gas Fitters, and are tasnnfactareis ut Water, titeam, G*s and Beer Cocks, WL is ties, Ciapllngs, OU Caps. Globe TalTes, aad ali kinds

Jbrass Works. aprM^UtawMa,

Tiers,

Seer coolers, Water Carriers, Water Cvolers, Foot Tubs, Ice 1'itcKern, Bath Tubs,

All kinds of

O I E S E S

aku

tns

LARGEST STOCK OF STOVES

IN TI1K CITY,

Which I am determined to sell at tbe BOTTOM. PRICE! Don't bo deceived, but call aud ste before yoa bay

Bespectfully, B.

JAre

llcas

ENGRAVED FREE

CHARGE,

P. BIXGHAM

It,

JBAJJL.

B. HAAERTY & CO.,

prepated todo all kioaeof

O W O

CO.,

SOCM AS

Hoofing, Guttering, Coppersmith Worn, And Repairing of aU Kinds,

We bare also tbe Ageacf for

BKNUETT A UABSU'S CXLCBBATXXi

Warm Air Furnace,

Of which we have aireouy pat ap several, to tbn entire satisfaction of thu parties osing tlicm, .s wboai wo can at all tliaes refer.

All kinds of Furoacos repaired

and ul

complete order, aad tbe work warranted. A seuerttl aaeortnient uf 'llNWAlili -n baad at all Mines. Give us actll at

No. 187 Main Street,

Bet. 8th a 7th £ts., TiBBK UAU ftf, IND. aoviedtr

GA.

CUTTEB,

UoDsi

a Stan

A I N E WO. 187 XAUC STBEET,

Verre

Ilaule, lndiaua.

Karaasacn—J. Cook A Son, Ool. Thos. f'owlinK. O" rice H.nl. t, Jol&irm

OHIn AKMSTKONG,

Gansmltb and Stencil Cutter.

Fiour, Whiaky and dmck bnutUap »U fiiitea fur *rking Clotbiog, cut to oriicr. Unit# uiaU« ^tsd rep» id iu tho butt of vtyle. AU work warmiuetl to givo |S4u»p 2d door of Mm

New

Ooart

Hoqs»,

)&lo street, et tht V^o couuty limy |di

10 ALL INTERESTED.

PAINTING! JPA.AJSXXJVO FAINTING 1

OAL I. AT

B. BUCKELL'S PAINT SHOP, 4th St., 2d Door iiwrlh of Central Kafilne House. Hating bad 15 jears eaperi.nce in tbe abova buaiO'M, tod haviiig tb* l'«*t ilat«fl»U, 1 can warrant satisfaction in aU I undertake.

Particalar attontton p^d to Oratalng and Sign Wrtttag. J'lMlf