Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 August 1867 — Page 3

NOTICES.

AMAZEMENT

With the quickness of thought, without uyu. •kinor fibre, or leaving a stein upon the scalp, A HEAD IS TBAS8FJGCKED or, in other word*, changed from red, or sandy, or white, orgriitly gray, as tha ca*e m»y be, to a traossendant blacker orowt, by

THE MYSTIC' SPELL

of that scientific wood of the couutry, CBISTADORO 3 HAIR DYE, ft pure eomp.-und tb^t dAfl4 rifalry, and ii rti&DU* facturad only by J. CBI&TAlK)BO, 68 M»id#n Lane, New York. 8old by ell Drug,ists. Appll9d by all Hair lretaera. aug7dwlin

TO CONSUMPTIVES. The advertiser, having been restored to health In a few week* by a very simple remedy, after

To all who deaire it, he will aaod a copy of the prescription used (free of charge), with tbo direcHons for preparing *nd using the same, which they wi.I find a scax ccsx for CO.KSVMPTIUS, ASTAMA BBOKCIUTM, "Jocong, COLDS, and all Tliroat and Lun« Affection*. The only object of the advertiser in sending the Presc-iiptiou is to beueBt the afflicted, and spread iuioination which be conceive* be iuv^IuaOle, aud he hopes every sufferer 111 try his remedy, aa it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the Prescript! ,n, FEES, by return mail, will please address REV. KDW^ltD A. WlLliUN,

Williamsburg, Kings Co., Ne* York.

mylOdl tnw-wl

A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEX Ion is the desire of everybody. It can be had biasing the Celebrated "Bloom of Youth." This is the most refresting and delightrui Toilet article in ise, for beautifying the Complexion and preserving tbo Bit in, and at the same time is Invaluable for removing TANS, FBECKLKS, and all dlscolratloas.

Cuutlou.--Seo that you get the genuine arlicle. It has the UHIDO of 0. W. Laird btamped in glass on the back of each bottle. Take no other, as worthless imitations are in circulation.

Bolil by Fancy Goods Dealers and Druggists, very where. Depot 74 Fulton St., Y. Oct-Jau-Apl-J niy-dlm

Jlfl. E Groat JS ew England Kcmedy

DIt. J. W. POLAND'S

White JPine Compouud Is now offered to the afflicted throughout tliecuuutry, aftjr having beon proved by the test of eleven rears, in tlie ew England States, where its merits lave become aa well know as tiio tree from which, in part, it derives Its virtue. The White Ptne /ompouud Cures Sore Threat, Colds, Coughe, Diphtheria, Bronchitis, .Spitting of lliood, and Pulmonary Affections generally. It is a romarkaHe Ueutedy for Kidney Complaints, t'iabotes, DifIculty of Voidlug Urine, Bleeding Irom the K.idleysaud Bladder, Orayoi and other complaints. "A» a remedy for kidney complaint* the White Plao Compennd standr unrivaled. It was not originated lor that purpose, but a person in using 11 for a cough was not only cared of the cough, jut was MBO cured of ft kidnsy difficulty of ten fears standing. Siuce that accidental discover] many tbossauds have usud it for the same com plalut.aud i.ae completely cured."

This rurnviy ii ai safo and pleasant to take as oetlre. uaaud-toul8

TO JI'AKKY OR SOT TO MAURY WHY NOT? SEHIOUS

BEFLEUTGNB ros

YOUMO

IF WE HAVE A COJL.D, pain in the head, dizzy, biliom, costive, or sick from any cau»«, it is from the yrosence of offending humors, and this it so whether the pain be in the flesh, the nerves, or the bones,

BRANDBKTH'S PILLS

should be always ready, and c.ro sure to purge, and this can be done according to tho necessities of nature, by *»hioh the offendiug humors are 10 moved, and the health restored.

Tho Hon. Demas Barnei says: "I Boll tnoro of Braudreth's Piils than all others put togothsr." BBANDBK H'S PIL^.Sarosoid by all druggist* and at the principal oQlce, Brandreth House, New York.

Obsorvo B. BBANDBE 'U in white letters on the government statu on each box. aug7d*1o

Errors of Toaih. A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervosa Debility, Premature Devay, and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of sufering humanity, sond tree to all wjio need It, tti. receipt and directions for making the simple remedy by which he was cured. Shfforers wishing to pro&t by tko advertiser's experience, can do so by addressing, In perfect confidence,

JOHN B. OODKtf,

mylOdltaw wly 44 Cedar St.. N. Y.

HUJraE WELL'S roil! Th» (mportauce of .his trnly solia AK0DY.NE, I bU and valuable preparation is now so fully acknowledged, receiving the most freo approbation of Physicians, and in which the true name of Anodyne Is perfectly apparent, that in advertising, iti true character is only to be giveu, which I ask all who have not witnessed its great curative power, to accept with confidence.

It Is the tru. remedy for Sairalgia, RhtttmtUitm, Sciatica. Tooth and Ear Ache, Head Ache, Painful Slmttrtmlion, Amenorrhea, Ditmenirrhea, Delirium Tremens. Spinal Oomplainte, Lott oj Sleep, and as a mild aud gentlo opiate to all -Vsrroiu Affection*.

In Aatkm it has been eminently successful. In Heart Oomplainte, a very potent remedy. JOHN UUNNKWKI.L, Proprietor, Practical Chemist and Pharmacol list, 9 Commercial Wharf, Bos'on, Masj. •W Seld by all regular dealers In medicine.

From Pinsiciaus is invitel the greatest frerdom of correspondence, to whom every evidence of character wl be freelv sent on demand.

July IS, dwoct andjan'y,

BANKING HOUSE or JAY COOKE Jte CO.,

No 20 WALL STBRKT,

Corner of Nassau Street, Neu York. We buy and sell at tte most liberal current prices, and keep on hand a full supply of Q0Yarnment BONDS OF ALL ISSCR3, SEVKNrBlRTIES, and COMPOUND XNTKRKST NOTKS and execnte orders for purchase and sale of STOOKS, BONDS an! GOLD.

CONVERSIONS.

We convert the several Issues OL ^SVEN-THIBTIES at the most favorable market rates into FiveTwenties, which, at pre ent price of gold, yield the holder ab«ot one per cent more interest per annum Circulars with full particulars furnished npon application. mySdwlv HYCOOKF,*rO.

J^OOKS AND STATION LiKY.

W. O'CONNELL

Has disposed of his Undertaking Itusinves, which h»d become neceasary Inconsequence of the rapid Increase of bis

BOOK TRADE. He will now devote his entire attention to the latter branch of business, and with a full and complete stock of Books audi Static aery,

SCHOOL BOOKS,

MAGAZINES, PAPERS, Ac., 4c., Asts a continuance of the trade heretofore 10 Iberallj bestowed aMdrtf

rat iiAiiH

h*T"

Ing suffered foi sereral years with a severe long affection, and that dread /isease, Consumptionis anxlons to miko known to bis fellow sufferers the -"cans of core.

MEN, iu Es

says of the Uoward Association, on the I'hysio logical Errors, Abuses and Diseases induced by Ignorance of Natnre's laws, in the ilrst age ol mau. Sent in sealed envelopes, .reo of charge.— Address Dr. J. SKILUN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, t'a. Im'zOdwiim

Horrible Accident. A man some titna sinco Wan repairing a gas leak, corner of 28th Stnet and Oth Avonue, Now York. He went into the excavation and then lit a match. An explosion of the gas took place, and the man was mmli burned. Da. TOBIAS' Venetian Liniment was appliod freely, and in three d»ys the man was about his business in the Fanhattan Gas Works, as well as ever. His name is Samuel K. Waters. This is ono of the won .erful cures made by Pit. TOBIAS' clebrated Venetian Liniment: It is not only good for Burin, but for Old Sores, Bruises, Chronic Bheumatium, SereThioats, Cuts, Insect Stings, Pains in the Limbs, Cheat an Back also Internally, for Colic, Cramps, Diarrhea, Dysentery and Croup. It is po ectly innocent to take internally, and is the best family medi.imin tbo world. Orders arereceivud ail over Europe for It. The most celetuated Physic.aus rtcommeud it—it t.evor fails. Dit. TOBIAS puts up every drop himself. Seid by all Driigpieis at 60 cents and J1 per Bottle. Depot 6'j Cortlandt Street, y, aug uwlm

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LAKE MICHIGAN.

MILWAUKEE WHALERS HARPOON AND SHOOT HIM.

All About His Terrific Aspect and Tragic End.

AWFUL LIE.

The Milwaukee Daiiy Wisconsin of the 13th, had a long and labored accoui^t of tho capturo of the Monster of Lake Michigan tne huge fish which has cf late formed the subject of so many sonsational reports by the locals of the Lake cities. According to this voracious account, a party with guns, pistols and improvised weapons, went in search of the "sea-sor-pent" early Monday morning, in a tug, and at once found him at the mouth of the river. Says the reporter 'To fury was he kisliing the waters of our noble lake with bis long tail, while his head moved to and fro with an uneasy, nervous jerk. It was evident to all that the monster had not discovered the approach of his assailants, and dreamed not that his latter end was so near. Tho good Davidsou steamed off, but still that tail splashed and that head jerked. Sucn a tail and such a bead

As near as accurate eyes could judge, that head was larger than a large beer vat while the jaws were strongly bound, and lined with teeth like great spikes From the head the body tapered on till not one of tho party could tell where the tail com* menced In length, he was at lea't one hundred leet, and his hidescempd tough and covered with scales tbat resembled oyster shells over-lapping each other. He i-eemed a terrible monster, and no wonder that there were few in tho party who possessed the temerity to up boldly to the attack. The great jaws worked rapidly, and it was evident the monster was taking his meal, not dreaming of danger. He seemed to feed upon the stuff that came out of the river with the tide thus early in the morning. There was noth ing dainty about his monstership, for he kept his jaws at work, and the stuff float* ed in to be ground to powder, and to digest at leisure.

The party had drawn sufficiently near to watch. They could see the jaws work, and could hear- the crushing of bunes as the huge animal made his meal. It was a fearful sight. Large white fish and sturgeon were borno on by the current of these jaws. Tho trap closed, and, like wheal between the burs, they were ground without the power to protest. Dead dogs that floated down went the same way, and ouce they saw the carcass of a defunct horse meet its fato. As the jaws closed upon tho bones of this the huge frame of the monster quivered, but he was master of tho situation and the food was bolted. So intently did the party watch the feeding of the monster that they did not notice their boat was drifting gently toward the seething pool made by the monster's tail. Suddenly it struck the boat. The lookers on were knocked nearly from their feet —the boat careened nearly to the starboard rail—she shook and trembled in every joint. Tho engineer came rushing up from below with the startling news that tho boat had sprung a leak and was making wator fast, but he was followed by the fireman who quieted the alarm by tho assurance that such was not the case, but that a water butt only had been started by the concussion. It' the lookers on were astonished, so was the monttor No sooner did he feel the blow then lie stoppod his meal, ejected what ho had in his mouth, raised his immense head up out of the water at least six feet, and turned his fiery and flashing eyes upon the boat. There is not one of the party will ever forget that look, or who did not quail before it.

It lasted but a moment, and thea the huge monster began to move. Not rapidly as if frightened, but|slowly, carefully as "if he bad completed his work, and as if he disdained to notice so trifling an interrtiption. He turned his head first toward the boat, and his huge jaws opened. It was an instant of terror to all. With quick forethought, Capt. Consaul let the full steam into the whistle and it yelled and shrieked like ten thousand devils. At tho samo moment Mr.,Reed, ono of the party, threw a harpoon. The barbed iron struck the monstor fairly in the eye, and the red blood spouted out until it struck the boat. Such a yell of agony as was uttored by the beast. We cannot describe it. It drowned the sound of the whistle completely. It was like no other sound we ever heard. It partook of the human wail, commingled with the agonizing screech of the "painter" in the dead ot night. It chilled the blood of all. It s«!emed to pal.-y all so that they could not •peak, but they turned from one to the other aud merely looked their feelings. The huge monster in his agony^ fairly throw himself out of the water. The line attached to the harpoon snapped like a kite cord, as the mouster fell back, while the water of tbe lake rose in high and troubled waves.

Then the monster turned. Its agony sunk into moans and sobs which he vainly tried to smotner. Ho was wounded bady even unto death. His agony could be seen in the moving of his tail. It seemed to paralyze his strength, and he traveled slowly out into the lake. Capt. Consaul immeaiately headed his boat and gave chase. The monster seemed to feel that now he must put forth all his strength, if he would escape, and be bent him to the task. Tbe affair was exciting. Guns and pitluls were fired. The bullets struck tbe

wnm§

tough mail with which the monster covered and skipped off ovef thlr #atif. They did not injure him in tbe leaat, bat only lent speed to his flight. It was now plainly to be seen that be would escapeEvery inch of steam was put on to tbe boat. She nearly buried herself under the water, but still tbe monster gained upon her.

Tbe toughest skinned animais have vulnerable points. Chief of Police B—k had been watctaing carefully. He saw bis mark directly under a huge fin. He took deliberate aim and fired. A yell from tbe monster, before which the first wu but an infant's cry, went up to 'heaven. Again tbe red blood spurted, and tbe monster stopped still He seemed to be deliberating what to do, but only for an instant. Fortunately it was that the engineer of the boat shut off the steam a3 he did, with' out waiting lor an order. The boat wa* near enough to such a thing.

W read of the death agonies of the lion, tbe tiger, tbe elephant, and the buffalo. Those who did not see the agony of tbe great aquatic monster know nothing of such things. He gave utterance to beart piercing shrieks. He moaned and cried and shrieked by turns—first a tone of sad* nets and grief, and then of rage. It wa& tbrillingly sublime but patent to all, but that he determined to die game. Then be raved and tore. His whole frame trem« bled beneath his rage. His jaws opened and closed with a sound like a hammer on the forge, and his tail lashed the water until it boiled. His single eye, large and black appeured to emit sparks. He rueheu madly at the boat, but it by dexterous management was kept out of his way. In ten minutes the death struggle came. There was one move—a jerk— the body straighthned out to its full length there was a gasp, and the great sea monster was dead.

Amid feelings of sublime awe the Davidson steamed up alongside. Who can imagine the feeling of those on board as they looked upon their conquest

It was at first proposed to tow the mon» ster into the harbir, but Chief of police B—k said tbat purification would soon set in and tbo party would be prosecuted sor committing a nuisance They could all see tbat the people must take their word for the details. Each man secured a scale from the monster, and he was towed out until cle«r of the South Point, when be was allowed to drift on his way down tbe lake.

gPjRING MILLINERY.

OPENING.

We are now receiving a fall stock of Goodf which wilt bo opened on the 4th lost. L&dies, ctll and see our now style Pattern Bonnets and Uati. aprldtf M. H. ABBOTT,

NEW MESS NAMING

ESTABLISHMENT!

lie NEW YORK DRESS CUTTER-

Who cuts by

Taylor's System

Of measurement, ia on hand ready to receive orders from ail Ladies who deBire well and easj fittiLg garments.

WORK WABBASTEDI

Ami if I fail to make a

PERFECT FIT

Tho Goods will be paid for. Models and Chart* diflpouned vritb, aud strict measurement adhor«d^ A aharo of custom sol cited.

Over Prlncc & Co's Store Booms.

M. A. WALTER.

N E W

MILLINERY ROOMS!

15 Main Street, South Side,

IN PUIftCE & (JO'S STORK BOOHS.

All tbe Newest Styles and .Novelties on hand, and con»tantly re eiviug additions at the Nowost Prices.

MBi. E. J. COPELMD,

Formerly Trimmer for Mrs. M. A. Walter.

H. T. C. EJVLEIS, M. D.

Eclectic Physician,

SURGEON and iUoUCHEfi.

sides all A-nite Diseases, I devoted tbotaagb study to tho cure of all

C1IROXIC DISEASES,

Such a* ali Diseases of the

8YE, LUVGS, LIVEK, SPLEEN, sr MACH, And tfco other Hysteria, lip Hepsy,

BRONCHITIS,

I ASTHMA, CON SUMPTION, AGUE OAICE,

DYSPEl'SfA,

Abdoimual Viscera, fartbor:

Paralysis, Rhcuinitisni, Scrofula,

Palpita. ionof the Heart Old liunning Sores, White Discharges,

Piles—b leeding or not.

All Fevers—Chills & Ague

Intermittent*—I don't care how long standing— ttiti u# Fever, etc. Farther, All Diseases Peculiar to Females and Children.

OFFICE—Ohio Street, Third ioor west of 4th tro*t. je!4d3m

Q.AS FITTING.

GEIGEB "& WICKS Bafu.£ commence! the Gas Fittiug bnsine* .0 connection with their Lock mitbing Establishment, hope, by prompt attention to orders, to merit a fhiiru of public patronage. hop south side of Main street, near th« Terra tJiuit* S^OM, «2IMoa

HATS AND CAPS.

\TKW iN

YORK HAT STOBB

sepl UCjT I

C. Yates,

JUST IK RECEIPT OF

Mens' Hats ol ai. kinds. Boys' Hals ol all kinds. Misses' Hatn ol all kinds. tntants' Hats of all hinds, Aal »t all prims.

Hats ni&dr to order on short notloa. Com'

THE SPIttXG STILES, E*«t sid- PaWlie Terre Haute. lad, Ij.vr "iM"

DOMAIN

PLOW WOKKS.

Kiilon. Preble County, OhhK

Tbe Empire Queen of the West. This b»»u-. r.i Fiovr has uever been exoellrd, and for general parpo« nerer will tm. In its coal traction we re working a perfectl homogenieae Oast Steel chat will on* polish and oat lire any thor Wroogh Plow made. It throws a wide, clean, and sraceful (arrow, and in draawht Is the lightest Plow in record. Farmers 11 do wall ta exsmine this PI at Joha Scott & Son's Warehoase,

Teire-Hsute, Indiana,

Before pnrchasing vlMwhere. Tor intereat we desire to promote, and what we eay ia true. noTlSdwly MoQULRS, OAXPBSUi 41 00

GREAT- REDUCTION

DRY GOODS

N I E S

In Bleached Muslins! In Brown Muslins!

8UMMEI DKESft GOODS

MASKED DOWN

IT -fcefcaA/? r*»3l «. a&i?

Very Low!

Silk f8acq.uett

Summer Shawls!

.Sicniurajx

Having Invoiced Stock and Beduced Prices, at present rates, which will enable me to ofler Great Bargains, Call and examine prices. •i

N I E

lid Alain. Street.

North Side, between Fourth and Fifth

STOVES AND TINWARE.

R. flBNJJEBSOJM, MAHOfAUTUBJCF StOKSoa 4U

Street, Mfelfeu- Sontk or Post Office

The Best Cooking Stoves. Tlie Finest Heating Stoves. All kinds of fruit Cans. Irery Variety of Tin and Copper Ware

Everyttung Warranted.

Boofiof, Hoof* 'Q^tUriog, in., done prooipt]j •bd Warrmtitijd m*'MU«lbctioii. NoMbot UwM "BBASDS" of Tin mod noI*M apMiaJljr ordered. as the Cheapest.

Baa Jnjt received a large invoice of .... jTee

€lhestejlm

Ice Cream

B*fri§&raXo*s, Fre* xers, peer ooolers, Water Carriers, Water Cooiers, Foot Tubs, fce £!itcherst BatK Tubs,

All kind* of

& I E S E S AND Tfik LABGKST STOCK OF STOVES

IN THE CITY,

Which I am determined to sell at the

BOTTOM. PRICE I pon't bo deceived, bat call and see before jou bay Respectfully, R. h. BAJLX.

-^B- HAGERTY & CO., Are prepared to ilo ttn «-*—, nf O W O 0UCB JKB Hoofing, Guttering, Coppersmith

Work,

And Repairing of all Minds.

We hare also the Agencf for

BBNNSTT A MARSH'S CELEBRATED

Phoenix Warm Air Furnace, Of which we have already pat ap sereral, to the entire satisfaction of the parties osine. tliem, whom we can at all. times refer.

All kinds of Farnaoes repaired and pat ap in complete order, and the work warranted. A general assortment of T1MWABE on head ai all times. Giro as a cill at

No- 187 Main Street,

Bet. ath a Ttb ats., TXBRJB HAOTK, IND, soTi«dtf

.CARRIAGES.

£xceisior Carriage Works,

(TBASC MAU)

ESTABLISHED Iff 1854.

The attention ol pnrehasers and thoso wa atlog a Superior Article, is Invited to my Stock of

.Fine Carriages,

Oonsitthif of

Barouches, JRoekaways, Viastons/^ltop Buggies, Open Buggies, and lAght Wagons,

Had* of earefally selected material and by

Ma«ter Workmen!

Orders for New Vehicles solicited

My experteaoaof thirteen years in Terre.Haute as a tuccesefal suiBDtsctarir, gives assurance of a thoroagh knowledge of my badness and ability to supply the wants of oonsomers, loag felt in this market.

Shop and Wsreroom,

Corner 2d and Walnut Streets,

Terre.Haute, Ind.

A. J.

WELCH.

Jane 13-dAw3m

J. WELCH. fVCCassoB to WUCH a wiuaar, m.nofactoi'ar and Sealer in

a^€OTT» OUEJf A CO., Carriage Manufacturers, Gomaaa WAMJB 1st Sn., Tssai HACIE, INI.,

Keep coKSttotly on hand, and offer for sale at tbe loveet market prices, all of the latest styles of OABIUeBS, BPtKHIJ and LIGHT WAOO8, of tbtfir own oiannlMtare, of selected stock. pjci*l atbention paid to &IFJ.1KIXS.

May3dw6m

OIL MANUFACTURERS.

VfAUTB & CO. Manufacturers IU. of LardOQ', Beatatvot Oil and all kinds of iMibricatiug and Leap Oils. The best kind of Asia OreaCe, *c Ac. Orders can L« lelt at H. Haimaa't, Mf.n AUwat, Team Haate.

MIQTX A Co has* «ae for AM Aaimals, Bones aad Fat aad pay for ta. earns according to the coaditleo thareof. If deiiTered at their Factory, west of the Oaaeury, oa the Oanai, Terra tiant., I«4

ALL

lj0

LNTEKiiSTM).

PAINT1NOI PAINTING I 3: FAINTING

CAM. AT

B. BUCKILL'S PAIBT SHOP, ttk St, Ooor North of Oeatrai Kngiaa House. Hn'isi had 16 yean operWn in the above besiaeea, sM Isfte the beat MatariaU. I can iiaatoMriMliwiasl. Iandartaka.

Far**—!1-- attention paid to S fWat

N E W O O S

Are, now opening

Beautiful Styles!

FENCH AND ENGLISH

CASSIMERES!

ALSO A

SUPERIOR

THE LATEST!

AND MOST

Fashionable Style!

REASONABLE BATES.

CALL AT

TSTo.79 Main St.

H. Sc B.

J. W1LMSLEY,

E A I O

Has just returned from the East with a large Stock of

Cloths,

Cassimeres

Vesting^,

Which ho proposes to make up to order

CHEAPER

Than any other Merchant Tailoring Ea*. tablishment in Terre-Haute.

Gentlemen in want of Clothes made in Good Style by a

JPractieal Tailor!

Call on J. W. at his

TAILOR SHOP

East Side of the Public Square

LEATHER STORE.

BUBNETTdBOSS.

Just Xi.ec* ived,

SOOO BUSHELS

Plasterers Hair!

Which we will soil at a

REDUCED

"3855S8S5 DRY

THE V- -SB

FIRST ©E THE SEA80H

!•-«. AV". iy, HABTSOCK BANMSTBI

LUTE

FII BLACK CLOTHS!

AND

DOESKINS!

Which will be MADE UP in

PRICE!

CASH PAID FOR

Wool,

Hides,

CINCINNATI CARDS.

Q.EROIiD & BRO'S

BDG61ES,

CARRIAGES AND

Corner Seeond and Walnut Sts., Terra Haute, Iod Feb 27 d*w6m

PI AN OS:.

WK OFFER tbo PUBLIC CLASS of PIANOS which, iu Workm»n hip, Dnr*billty, Taoob, chuess, Depth nod Brilli .ncy of Toor, »re an* «nrp»«»ed by »ny, and at prices Ion th»n emm b* pnnhued elsewhere, combining the Mine qualities. Another Iniportant Consideration.

Thoeo Piano* possess tho comparativslv rare quality or standing firmly in tone, and will stand tiny cllmat#

EVERY PIANO WARRANTED For FlTe Tears. GEROLO & BRO:,

Piano Fort Manufacturers, Of various styles aBd sice*,

Northeast .otner of Ninth and Walnnt Streets (M-etro^oliUo BaiMlng),

Cincinnati, Ohio.

apr6d"m

CHARLES E. CHE EVER

aaxuraorvuB DUUI OI

PAPER BOXES

Our Factory being well established and I with the tatrst improv machinery, is MM to

I urnlsh all kinds

ntliyHillp

CO*OS2m

j^BW GOODS 1 NEW GOODS!

White Marseilles, Buff Marseilles, Figured Marseilles, "BUCUY8 CASH ST0BE."

IJIBAV35LING DRESS GOODS.

VERY DE3IRABLE

CHENE,

Doable-fold Goods, suitable for suits,

'iSiS/r ..

"BDCKSVB CASH' MORE."

(JB0 GRAIN & TAPETA SILKS,

LACE POINTS, In Large Quantities, and at

i' AT HHK

"BUCKEYE

GASH

jyjEMKACK^COGHECOS

SPRAGUES' PRINTS

New, Beautiful Cloths—best Calico made. We now offer them at One Shilling I One Shilling! 1!

AT THE

"BOC&EVE

CASH ST0BE."

W. S.

xttfCfl & CO.

77 Nni ti Mreel

dwtf

QUEENSWARE.

M. B. HUDSON. WM. A. M'CLCUL ]\/f AJOR B. HUDSON & CO., if J. Importers and Jobbers of CHINA. GLASS A»» CHOrHKRY

And Dealers iu

House Furnishing oods.

No. 13S Wabash Street.

JanSOoawtf

-..Terre Uaute, ind.

W" QUEENSWARE S'lOIJF

HEiVDRICH & FELLEVZSE,

WB0LS8ALSA 11 ETA IL DKALK11S IN

CHINA, GLA^S,

AJfO

QUEEN SWARE,

Have Jast oponed at

NOB.

149 and 151 Main Street,

TEBBE HAUTE, IND.,

The Largest Stbck

OF aOODS

EVER BROUGHT TO THIS ITW

oinprising ia part,

FRENCH CHINA,

White, Gold Band, and Dcco grated China, Plain and Figured

STONE CHINA,

AND

Common Ware

DINNER, TEA AND TOILET SETS.

Silver-Plated, Alabata an. .Britania Ware,

TABLE CUTLERY

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

GLASSWARE,

Lmported and Domestic, in Gren Variety I

Bohemian,

Tallow,

-AND-

BOUGH LEATHER,

BURNETT & ROSS'

LEATHER STOBi,

No. 144 & 146 Alain St.

French and

Belgian

Glassware

Vases, Mantle Ornament and Lava tioods I

COAL OIL LAMPS,

LANTERNS, SHADES. CHIilNEYW, AND WICKS,

HOUSE FllRNlSHI\(s lilWDS,

—AND— I S

BAR

Weoordialiy in»ii»

RETAIL

MERCHANTS

To inspsct (,nr Stock, as they will find vut Wartas low as they can bring them from tbe Kait, besides saving breakage in transportation. We liur* fnll stook of

A8SOB1EB CRATES Of BTONK CHINA and COMMON WaUE, »aii« to the country Trad*.

Orders taken for engraving designs oa (li»n,

Ornaments on Chinaware, And will match any broken set of French CM" a. Plain. SoHIUnd. or Decoratort »3liUvr.

pANCERS.

Ir. W.C. COU

an practice 'n th* trust men ot GKKM aod Oauc«roaj Afloctious, anu is raplaly th.t ItM kdlii iti thin

wa know, luat »». sncceesfnl in the many case* that l«e tr«t^ in this citv »nd surronn-Ung couuti v. Th- l'^

mode

uf treatment differs frum all others,

A N O

na.u.

mu antidote of his own prepar»uoa, Vi l.tig bc Oancer root and branch. itlioat

,air:t u(»

How Lost! how Bestored

Ju,t fuMMbti, ta a *aUd Utettf*. PHm, s* oemU. A LLCrUtiB OS TBI NATURAL TBBAT*»NT, »nd lUdi al Oar. or 8perMt-rrMB*. or Seminal Woakn' u,In«oiontary Xatbaion*, KfX* al 9-bi ity, and Impedtmeuta to Jfarriage, erailj Norrousnw. Oonenni tlon, and fits, Mental and Pbysica 'ncapacit), rtettltla* from Self Abu* Ac., iy l'Omr. i. UCI.TUWUX, M. D., uikor of tho 'HJreen AC. '•A Boon to TiiotuauMte of SsflkNfa."

Sent under se.i, in a plain envelope, to any ad dtess, pnsrpald, an rec- ipt con, or t»o postage stamps, toCB\8. J. KL1NIA CO., U7 Bowerj, Sew York, Post Oflie k*x UN.

AIM

lir. CulTerweUV"*arri»gi (iaide," prtoe 36 nts. dwSa ins

STOKAtiE, COMMISSION 4 GRAIN

S. r&AXKLLK. A. P, MO&KItOX.

FRANKLI\, MORRISON CO.,

Couuuiuion Merchants Ho. (fit West ~d St., Cincinnati.

Fearce, Tolle, lloltou Shaw, Barl«ar A Oo., A Porter, X. JLJaoDard A Co., W». Uloun A 6ns. BoVnUcrvady A Oo.. Foster Krothers, Foot^Hasb a Co. Cbuubcs^, Steyeiu A Co. mhS&dly

A S

ARCCITINY ROAWAFTFIINO AXD

Uoiumi8Nioii Merchant, A Si IV DXAUCmS Iff Or a in, Flour and Salt.

WAKV Lluutfc—Oo tbe Caoa). Mar Terr* toco ot ilicUmoQd aod K. St J. MaUroad DcpeU* Tta&i HAUTK, IHD, J0BM UA.NIT. ALONSO BAN ST.

JOiLN HANEY&CO., tf ATOKAQK, CvMHIAl AMP A I N E A E S

WareUouse on First St., at the Canal Basin. Mi#dwtf TEBBE HAUTE. IND

0«€J rOtt %\T tllTTIEK*

ADiploma

P.K'tfl'LA RLV BRKD Pil VS101AN, as hi wbicla haug* in his office »UI «bow haB made Ghronit Dieeate* Oie ttndy iff kit life, au' !i» a Unioii-wide reputation, having been Utnge

MSOlertin St. Loaii thau any other Chronic Dinesphysician. Much of uu practice bU been of a private oa tare. Sgpfiilie, Gonorrhea, Qleet, Stricture, all On rjr Dumse, Sfp.ulic or Mercurial Afectiom of Throat, Skm or lionet Orokitit, Hernia or Itaptarr the edecu of a Solitary Habit, raiuoat t. 'ioilj- and Hind, prodncing blotches, debility, im otoucy, Uiaainess,dimness of sight, confusion (•MS, -vjl foreboding, aversion to society, loss li.morj'. woakiiees, As., not all those in any or. 'xau.but all occurring frequently in various case.

Accommodations ample, charges aoderet uree guarautned. Consultations by letter or a ifflce, free. Most caaea can be praperl) treat"

Uenstrnation anil Presnanoy, 3c. without an interview, and medicines, socure troi tservatlon, sent by mall or express. No hli ranee to business in mcnt cases. address Box 3098, St. Louts, Uo.

Hours—£ A 51. to 8 P. 11. Othc» permanent! calrti at NVI.D'17 tit. Charles Stre«t,between Slit nd Seventh,one square Soutli of Lindell Hotel, -etired spot in tho oentre of the city.

Consultation rooms, and rooms for the aoeoni nodation of such patients as require daily perso .1 attention.

EVERYBODY

Can get, in a sealed letter envolope,my Theor lymptoms andTieatraontof Nervous,Urinary an •iexua! Diseases,clearly delineating all the disease conditions, with lull Symptom Lists, for tw hrcu-cout postage stamps to prepay postage.Hrcalar for Ladles, relating to Diseases of Pnbe afrSdawly.

STEVENS HOUSE, 21, 23,25 8c 27 Baoadway, N. Y..

Ojrpoeite Bowling Green,

OX THE EUROPEAN PL4N,

Tittl'ySTEVENS1I0USK

HE is weliand widely known to the travelling putillo The location is es pn suit .bin to •'•jtianti anil busn.eos men it is in ulosq proximity to the business part of the ty—ia on the big'iway uf Southern and Western ttavcl Hnil a :JACHIII to all the principal Railroad and Stcamh at doiiotv

Tilli! SIKVUNS 'USK has liberal accommodation for over 300 gue"*—it is well lurnished, and possesses evry morn improvement for tbe mt 'rt and enter.a'uinout of its inmates. The roonji are sp1ci us an woil v»ntlli»ted—provided with gad aud water—thea'tendau«e Is prompt and riisp. ctfnl—and the table is ien«rously provided with every delicacy of the season—it moderate -ates. G!£0. K. OllASE A 00.,

Juno 1, 18S7-dGm Proprietors.

THE

GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY.

DR. J. W. POLAND'S

White Pine Compouud

I» now offered to the ifflictrd througbout tliecou try, after having be proved by tbo test of elevon yoers, in the Now Knglaud States, where its merits c.ave become a well known as the tree trom which, iu part, it derives its virtues.

The White Pine Compound Cures Soro Throat, Coldb, Coughs, Diphtheria, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, and

Pulmonary Affections generally. Il is a remarkable Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes,

Difficulty of Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the Ridnevs and Bladder, Gravel and other complaints.

The White Pine Compound.

•'It was early in tbe spring of 1855 tbat thi Compound was originated. A member of my faml, ly waa ufflictcd witu an irrita lon of the throat* attended with a disagreeable cough, I bad for some months previ .us thought tbat a operation having for its basis the inside bark of white pine might be go compounded as to be very useful in diseases of tuethroat and luu«s. To test tbe value of it In the case alluded to, 1 compounded small qoao* ty nf the medicine that 1 had been planning, uu' gave it oonful dosts. The result was exceedingly gratifying- Within two days theirritat'on of the tlirmt was P-moved, the cough subsided and a speedy cure was etfested. Soon after this 1 sent some to a lady in Londonderry, N. U., who bad beon suffering for some weeks from a bad cough, otoasioued bjr a sodden oold, and bad riilee-' uiu^us streaked with blood. She soon found rolii-fi and sent for more. She to about ten cuiicoi of it, and got well. J. B. Claike. Ksq editor of the Manchester Dally Mirror, made a trial of the same preparation in the case of a so vere cold, aud was cured immediately. H. was so biebly pleased wiib the results, and so confident in sno-oss attending its sales, ir placed before tbe oub'ic, that he finally persuaded me to give it a name and send it abioad to benefit tbe sutTerlug Iu No'veuiber, 1865, I first advertised It under the name of White Pine Compound. In two years from that time there had been wholesaled In Manchester alon-One Hundred Dollars wcrth, where it took the lead of all the cough remedies In tbe market aud it still maintains that position. Theie is gi.od reasons for ail this it is very soothing and healing iu its nature, is warming to the stomach, »nd pleasant withal to the taste, and isexoeeding.

''"As^re- edy for kidney oomplaints tbe White Pine Comprfind stands unrivaled. It was o. initiated foi that purpose, but a person In using It tor a con was not only cured of the congb, but was also cured of a kidn.y difflc ltv of ten vears standing. Sinoe that accidental disuivery many tbonsaads have nsed It for the same complaint, and have besa completely oured.

Tho above was written by Dr. Poland, in I860 Sins, then, sin Manchester, ihe White PtneCompound has taken the lead of all Cough_BMMdl«e,

blood, or tha use of tha knife. Dr. ««u«i#u liacalso, to impart bis mode of troatmaui ihi C«nc.r to one or two .-egnlar practlclos ciaos of good repntation. lie dees not desiro yl.ee rr In the hands of an* one woo is n^t wt.i ooaliOed to sastain tbe reputation thai Uu Itsalready gained for his B-sned'. Any on«. may desire farther Information in rvloreno Hi core, or mode of treatment of 0»n«*r, snlt him in person, or by letter. Luulif lt*, Ky.. P. O. Bo* 670.

joun nr. Km, Bsrlj't Block, lo. 60 Main Street, Terre Haute, Indiana,

as well preyaratlone#ibr tha cure ot Kidntj allAcuities, in "very city town, village and hamlet throughout the New J6ngland 8tates.

This remedy is as sat. and pleasant to take as it

TT-ie^dttor of tbe Manchester Dally and Weekly Mirror in the leader of the Dally, thus writes of the Compound: "The White Pine Componnd is advertixSl at much lensth In our columns, and we ara bappi to learn tbat the demand for It is inJreas ng beyond all previo expectations It is Ibe very be,t medicine for coughs and colds w. Sow of, and no family that has onre used it wl 1 be without it. We speak from our own know edee: it is sure to kUl a cold, and pleasant as it is sure Tbe greatest inventions come by aeoldent. Kill it is singular that the White Pine Compound iu .de tor coughs and colds should prove to lie the t:r. atest r-m«ly for k'dney difficulties known. tlutseltis. We cannot doubt it, so man* ***t'menials come to'.s from w.lI known nes. Be.ides, the character of Dr. Poland is such that we know that he will not couoten.noe what is wrong. For years a Baptist clergyman, studyingm^dfeiue t« find remwiies for his ailment*, with a delicate. Consumptive look, st .ndiug with one foot upon the nr»». be made tlie discovery which has saved bioiielf aa I called oat from others the ttMnaiest t«tlmonisJs po«lll». We have kn .wn Dr. Poland

te re,

OST rwpaotfnllj r«oomioeada hia voll aatoctmd stock of JMBI. Flaanels, Iain *ud paid

F. /I V^I..

IQ (co«K vl 4wiV|

Paper

Boxea

at short notioe and lowest prioss.

n«Msla Mrgrt •prttait

liners Blankets, Corerleu, and WooJen Kuittinc Taraa, of dUfarant kind& Being folly enabled to warrant the Brit quality ef thcee Good* I most rsepecifnHy Invite Ladies and fle«tl«oi» —J laspsct them. Wool taken in exchange aaJOi hVnst market ratee paid.

THS

Wastoigt on Library Co.3 LADELPHIA. StiBSOtitPl ION ONE DOLLAR.

Beaotlltal Steel^Plate Engrarliig

Tbe Washington Library Co.,

Is chartered by the State of Pennsylvania, and Organised in aid of tbe

Riverside Institute,

FOR

Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans. Incorporated by the State of X. J. AP&tL 8, 1867.

TBI RIVERSIDE IX8TITLTR, Situated at Bivanide, Bnrliugton Couuty, New Jersey, Is (band lor the purpose of .gratuitously edacting he eooi of deesosed fol fors aud .Ssa? aen of the United States. die Board oi Trustees co slsts ot ti« following well known citiaens of Penusylvanij and New Jersey:— HON. WILLIAM B. SIANN, ^'15' Attorney, PhilaJilpUU, Pa. HON. LI

WIS K. BB OMALL,

Kx-Chief Coiner 0. 8. Mint, and Bccorder of Dee.is, Puiladelpbia, Pa. HON. JAMIS M. UOOVKL, New Jei«e«. HON. W. W. WARS, New J.rsey. HBNKY OO*MAN, Bsq.,

Agent Adams' Xxprett, rhllwielpbia, Pa. J. E. COt, Esq., Of Joy, Ooe A Co:, Philadelphia!.

FIVE DOLLAB BNGBAVINGS. Any person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall receive tbe large and splendid Steel Plate of "THE MARRIAGE 07 POCAHONTAS," and Five Certificates of Stock, entitling them to Five Presents.

The Engravings and Certificates wll I be delivered to each subscribers at our Local Agencies, or sent by mail, post-pa d, or express, as may be ordered.

1300,000

PRESENTS TO SUBScifBi-Rs"1 OM Of S40.009 o-h rnmi of {ao.o«oL *f flO.OOO. I On* Osth Pnseit or $a ooo Tw* CMh fttKBII of 99,500 e«eh. Read full &UUi of Prtmsnis Below &oh (MUcsts of Stock is accompaaM with a

WOBTH HOB! AT **TAIL IBAN TH* 0981 O IF I A I *lao *nsares to the Holder* l-BBBBKT IN TH* GKKAT MSTBIBUTIOJf.

TasAsrar SuAaTxu.vT,

WASiiutotoa, D. C., April Id, 1S67.

Office of Internal B-venns:—Having received satisfactory evidence that the proceeds of tbe enterpriie coaduotod uy the "Washlngtoo Library Oompa y" will be devoted to charitable uses, permission is hereby granted to said Company to contact such enterprise exempt from nil charge, whether from special tax or other duty.

A. ROLLINS, Comniiiwioner.

THE WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY,

In order that the benevolent obiect sot forth in tolscireular may b. suooeesfully atxomdlisbed, have iasaed 8ve series of

FINK STCEL-PLATK INOBAVINOS, which ar*pot on snbtoriptioo at prices much below their retail value. CERTIFICATE OF STOCK IN THE WASH

INGTON LIBBABT COMPANY

will be issued, stamped with tbe Seal if the Company, and signed by tbe Secretary, (:oue others genuine.)

Any perso sending us ONE DOLL&B, or paying tbe samo to our local Agents, will receive immediately fine Steel Plate Ennavmg, at choice from the following list, ind One 0»rtigcate of Stock, insuring One Preeent in published sshoduly.

ONB DOLLAR BNGBA7INUB.

No. 1—"My ChUdl My Child I" No. 2—"Thoy are Saved I They're I'aved!" No. 3—"Ol.i Seventy six or, the E .r'y Days of the ltevolntlon.

Any person paying TWO DAL LA U6 will receive either of the following flue Steol l'lates, at choice, and two oertiflcates of Stock, thus becoming entitled to Two Peosents

TWO DOLLAB ENCBAVINOS. No 1—"Washington's Oeurtshtp." No. 2— Waghington's Last Interview with his Mother."

THREE DOLLAB BNOBANINQ8. Any pe'son paying THREE DOLLARS will receive the beautiful Steel Plate of "H .'MB FROM THE WAR," and Thr'e Cetifioanes, beoomlnlnglntitled te Three Presents,

FOUR DOLLAR ENORAVINOS. Any person paying FOUR DOLLARS shall receive the lar and beautiful Steel Plateof "THE PERILS OF 00* FOREFATHERS," and Four Oertiflcates of Stock, entitling them to Four Present*.

WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY W1IL awaan Three Bundied Thousand Dollar

IN PRESENTS

To the Shareholders, On Wednesday, Sept. 25th, 1867 At PHILADELPHIA, PA.,

OB AT TUB lBbTirCTB, BIVEttSlDJ, N.

SCHEDULE OF PRESENTS.

1 C»sh Present —WO,CO. 1 ash Present....... 20 600 1 Cash Present 10,000 1 Cash Present 6,000 'I Cash Pre* nts uf 9*,800 each......™ 6,000 1 Handsoms Country tt^sidence. Stables,

Grounds, Ac., Germantowi^ Phllad'a... 18,000 1 Double Uesidenoe, 8 stcry brick, Cam« den, N.J 16,000 1 Ooai Depot, Office, Sheds, Ground, with business esfabllshisd. No.1314 Washington Aveaye, Philadelphia 16,000 1 Country Besldeuee, Biversids, N. J., with Ground, Fruits, Aoc. 10,000 5,000 ersldc 3309 6,000 1 Elet*Bt I'urnout Family Carriage,

with Ground, Fruits, Aoc. 1 Three storv Cottage, Lot, Ac.. Valuable Building Lots, Blier

Sn.nof Horses. Harness. Ac., complete 6,000 10 Valuable building lots, Blverside, $300 each Wf.... 1 Beautiful Sllver gray Uoi» 16j bauds igb, sired by the oelcbr wd imported

Total—

tor

aud never k«ew a more oonscientions. est, upright man, and *r- glad to s'af th»« lieve whatever he says about bis White

Com-

THE

White Pine Compound GEO. W. SWETT, M. D. PKOPBI*TO*. prepare

at tha

VEW FSELAXD BOT ASIC ALI BEPOT, i«» H*»«ov«r Street, Bo«»on, n-d^ tl, Super don of Bev. J. W. Poland,Ud

BARB, eULICK A BERRY, Agents, Terre ilamt*. lad. auglBsatdAwly

3,000

Arabian Hor-e "Calipn:" also, alight Uoad Wa^on, weight 140 pounds, with s^t of tuperior Bingl. Harness, to., making a fir 't-oUss establlshmeont SS Pianos, 9600 eaoh ld.uOO 20 lodeoi.s, 92^3 each 4,600 ft Rosewood oewlng Mtcblnne, 9200nach l,0u0 _t) Family Sewing Machines, 9100 ea.b 1,000 no Fine Gold W.tcbes, 9900 »tch 18,060

100 Oil Paintings, by leadisg Artists—aggregate value—... Camel's Hal' ShawU, 91,0U0 2 'amel's Hair Shawls, $4,000 each......... 3 Haodso ^e Laoe Bnawls, 9260 eaoh 10 C'tshmer Shaw s, $60 each...... to bilk Dress Prtierns. $75 eaoh 60 City Balldtng Lota, 91T6 eao

10,000 3,000 6,000 760 600 1,500 »,7fa

The remainder will consist of Sii 'ovware, isical Boxes, Opera Gltuses, Pocket B.bies, and different articles of ornament aod nse, amounting to

3,000

«a00,00*

Ml tbe propertiee given clear of incuubranee.

HOW TO OBTAII SHAKES AKD MOBAVIITflS. Send ordsn to as by mail, enclosing froai 91 to 920, elthsr by Post Offloe orders or in a registered etter, at our risk. Larger amounts should be •ent by draft or express.

ID rheres with Engraving! 96 shares with Engravings 28,60 60 share, with Engravings

.46,40

76 shares wiib Engravings 80,00 100 shares with Engravings.. 90,00 Local AGENTS WANTED throughout tbe United

States.

Tho Association have appointed as Receivers, Meesrs. GEORGE A. OOOKE A CO., whose well known Integrity an I business experieuco will be a sufficient guarantet that th* money applied lo the ourpose stated 1'HiLADUFBi*, Pa., May 20,1887. To the OtBeers and Members of tbe Washington

Libr ry Oo., N. 8. BEAD, Secretary ntlemen —On receipt of your favor of the 16th Inst., not Mug us of our appointed} ts Beo^lvers foryoir Company, we tool:

tho liberty

submit a copy ef y*« Charter, with a Plan of yow' nterprise, to the highest legal uutbority of tbe Stat., acd ha ring received his favorable opinion in regard to its legality, and sympathising witu tbe benevolent object of your Association' vis: tbe e-iu aUon and mainienanoo of the or-

ban

children ol our soldiers and sailors at the Bfverside Insiltute, we have concludod to aooept the trust, and ta as* our best effort* to promote so wor by an ob ect.

Reepectfullj, yours, Ac., GEO. A. COOKE A OO. Address all Is'ters to asu. A. OOOKE A OO., BANKERS,

SS Sooth Third 8trs*t Philadelphia, Pa. poorDtTi tor th# Llbrarj 0o.

.-Ms W. U'COSSBLL,

104 Main Street, Agent in TarreB*ute.taMMdATM