Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 August 1867 — Page 3

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SPEClAt" KfbiriCES.

AMAZEMENT!

With the qaicknetto, thought, without iqjacing •kin or fibre,

leaving

seftns

stale upon the scalp

A HUD IS TBASSFieUKED pf, fa OthaK **11, changed from rod, or aindy of wbite,'orgrfZ7.1y gray, si the case m»y be,

a«traasa£i»4aut Ha«lf-«r broWn, by the mystic smt' of that scientific wond-tr of the country,

CBISTADOBO 5 HAIR DYE| a pure compound tbatdefi.is rivalry, and is mann factored only by J. CRIaTADOBO, 68 Maiden Lane, New York. S*I1 by allDraf^ists. Appli jdby *11 H*i*l'reisers. augTdwlm

TO CONSUMPTIVES. The advertiser, having been restored to health in a few weeks by Tory simple remedy, after bar lag suffered foi sftvral yoars «ith a severe long affection, and that dread disease, Consumption— Is anxious to mike known to ht« fellow sufferers the

of cure.

To all wbo deoire It, be will send a copy of the prescription u«-.d (free of charge), withtbo direc Hons for Trepiering»tid nulag the same, whieh thay will And BUZZ,

fupz

for Co*«i!Mptim

Abtama, OoCdUft, COLPB, and all Ti.ra*t and IiOa Atwctlou". Th* only objoct of tbo *dvertf»cr ID uniaiag the Prescription Is to benefit tbo afflict*!, and uprevl iolour ation which he eonceivai ho iuTHluablo, and be liopw e/ery •offerer vr ill try hi* remedy, a« it will co»t tbeni nothing, aud may provo a bl«wlo£« l'artiea wishing th" Pre»cripti n, r**e, by return mail, will Die*** addreM UfcV. JS.DVVAUI A. W| LSON,

W a a a

oiylMitaw-wl

BEAUTIFUL COMPLEX ion the ileslre of everybody. It can be bad by jsing tbo Celebrated "Bioow of Yonth. This ii the most r«rre*ting and deligbtrul Toilet article In a», for beautifying the Complexion and preserving tbo Skin, and at the «ame time is invaloable Sr removing CANS, FUKCKLES, and all dissipation*.

Cantioo.-9ee lltat you et the genuino article. It ha* the u»mc of G. W. Laird stamped in glass "ii tbo back of each bottle.

as worthies* imitations are in circulation. Sol.I by Fancy Poods Dealers and Druggists, very wb«n«. t)«pot 74 Pulton Ht„ N. Y.

Oct-Jun-Apl-July-dlm

H. Great JN ew England .Remedy

Dll. J. W. POT-ANlV.s

White Pino Compound (s now off red to tbo afflfcti-d throughout tliecOuutry, aftor having been proved by the Imt of eleven /oarn, in tho New Kngiand Suites, where its merits lave Income as well known astbfftrcc from which, in part, it derives its virtuo. Tlir* Wbito Pine Joupound Cures Sore Threat, Colds, Coughs, Diphtlcria, Uroriciiitfs, .Spitting of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections g.noraliy. It is a remarkable Hemedy for Kidnny Complaints, Diabetes, DifSculty of Voiding. Urine, Rloediug Irom tho KMirysniid Bladder, (Jrayel and other complaints. "A* a remedy for kidney complaint* the White Pino Corn .-Blind standi- unrivaled. It was not rii{iu»ted*lor that piirp.so, but a person in using 11 for a cough whs not only cured of the congh, jut was nl«o cured of a itidncy diillrulty ecu fears standing. Since that accidental discovery many ihossuiidii have uned it for tlio same coin plaint, and naiebmn completely, enrnd."

Tkoi roni i.ly is ai imfwan.i plejuinr to take an coffee. ^uaaiid-fnulS

TO M'lKliY OR NOT TO MARRY? WHV NOT Bullous Ukflki'tuns ron Young Mkn, iu Ks•aysof the Howard Association, on I ho Tbysiological Krrom, Abuses nnd Plseases induced by ignorance of Nature's laws, in the flrot age of man. Sent in Hetiled envvlepeg, ire.) of chuigd.— Address l)r. J. SKILLIN H01KJIIT0N, Howard Association, Philadelphia, i'a. [in'i()dw:im

Horrible Accident.

A uiau some time since wa repairing a gas leak, ccrnor of 28th Street and fitb Avenue, New York. Ue Went into the.oxcavntlon and then lit a match. An explosion of tho gas took place, and the man was mu-li burned. Da. Tobias' Venetian Liniment was applied -l¥«41y, and in three days the man was about liiu bntdnee* in the Fanbattan Gas Worka, aB well us ever. His name is Samu-d F. Waters. This is one of the wonderful cnrcs made by Pn. TohuV clnttrated Venetian Liniment: It is not ouly good for Ilnrn), but for Old SoreB, Bruises, Chronic Rheumatism, S'jroThioats, Uute, Insect SUugSi Pains in tbo Liuibs, Chest an 1 Back also Inlornally, for Oolic, Crump*. Diarrha-a, Dysentery ami Croup. It is potently innocent to take internally, and is tbo best fiimily medicino in tho world. Orders arereceiv-d all over Europe for it. The most celebrated Physicians rtcommoiid it-it never fails. Dr. Tobias putaupevpry drop himself. Said by all Drngylsts at 58 cents and #1 per Bottle. Depot 5u Cortlandt Street, N. Y.

RUg

,)wim

IF WK SI.VVF 4 COI.l), pain in tho head, dizzy, biliout, coitlve, or sick from any cauje, it is from the presence of offending humors, and tliB is so wbother till' pain bo in tho fle»h, the nerve*, or tho bones,

BUANDBKTH'S 1'ILLS

should be always ready, and uro Biire to pnrge, and this can be done according to tho necessities of nature, by vhiali the offending htimars are removed, and tho health restored.

The lion. Dcmas Barnej says: "I sell more of Brandreth's IMlls than all others put togothlr." miANDllKI'irS PILtSaresold by all druggists and at the principal office, Brandreth House, New York.

Obiiervo B. BRANDUKlll iu white letters on thoKOTernment itam on earh boc. uug7d«1m

firror» of Youth. A Oentleman who snfferod for years from Nervous Uebillty, Premature Decay, and all the eili'cls of youthful indiscretion, will, for tho sake of suforlng humanity, send tree to all who need it, the roceipt aud directions for making the simplo remody by which be was cured. Shflerers wishing to proflt by the advei tfsor's oxporiencK, can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence,

Ten

Practical Clnraist, 9 Commercial Wharf, Hoston, Mats. Sold by all regular dealers in Medicine. May in wang hot and fob

B-A-lSTItXI'TO HOUSE or jr^VY COOKE & CO.,

No SO WALL SrUBKT,

Garner of Nassau Street, New Vork. We buy and sell at the most liberal current prices, and keep on hand a full supply or Government BONDS OF ALL ISSUES, SEVKNrHIRTIBS, a»t COMPOUND INTKRKST NOTES and execute order* for purchase and sale of 3TOOKS, BONDS an I GOLD.

OONVKBSIONS,

We convert tho several Issues of Stv^.N-ftiiaTiw at the moat favorable market rates into FiveTweaties, which, at prejwt prta* ot gold, yield tho holder abeut one per rent more interest per annum. Ortolan with tu\\ particular# ftirnlsh* ed upon applltatlon. ay»dwly JAT COOKE A CO.

JJOOKS ANI) STATIOJNBRY.

M- W. O'CONNELL A as disposed of Ms Undertaking Business, which h»d become necessary in consequence of the rapid increase of his

BOOK TRADK, Be will now devote his entire attention to the latter brancMt bu'lnets. and with iv full and y' -^vmplete Stock of

Uoolcs and Statin

SCHOOL BOOKS,

MAGAZINES, PAPERS, &t., Ac., Aiti a coDtinaanc« of tho trada heretofore

W DM HfREB.

No. 86 Wiius 6un,snioaT

Subscriber eat ao cents jwr week Bingle oupiea, eacta.

Rates of AdYertiglng in the Sally.

es 03

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Save

Time

7'uks unollttr,

Lying back in

bis

Blair is our

JOHN B. OQDKN,

mylOdltaw 1 42 Cedar St.. N. IT.

HIINNEWLL'S

INIVBRS.\I, I By advertising it is expected 1'H:SII to gain a notoriety, than RGNEDY. which, no form is better, bnt ison IVn» Character a/o»e that sales mn«t rely.— It la presumed that tho contrast of this splendid preparation, it« simplicity, and the freedom fcith which it may be used whenever there i) the least tickling or irritation in tho throat, in contract with old forms, iu wbicli components aro snch, that doses are restrained to two or three times a day, is perfectly apparent, and is as truly Ue theory, as TtvssEwr.i.t,'s Universal Cocc.li HemCDYis valuable, which

iharally bMtoved aSSd rtf

big arm cbair, the

Sago of Buffalo said,

tteamboat whicB*

Sobth

or thi

CotrxT Hodsb.

Terms of Subscription tor

one year, to adrmee....™... Tor fix months, In advance. For throe months, in advance.. For one month, in advance Deliverable to City

I 5

is oo 16 oo 20 00 86 00 40 00 60 00 80 00 100 00

and Money.

If you have anything to sell, if you have lost anything, If you have found anything, If you have a house to rent, tf you want to rent a house, you want boarding, It you want anything, Tell Five Thousand People at once, —BY—

Advertising in the Dally Express*

MIILAKD FILM0RE

The Ex-VIce nnd Ex-President Turned Inside Ont by a

dent.

Herald Correspon

Niagara

Falls,

August

7, 1867.

Could I come to Niagara without calling on my old friend, tbe eminent publicist, Millard Filmore? Of course not. found him as calm as a summer's morn-

Indeed, ho assured me he was never ed bnt once in his life, and that was when he made his great speech against sectionalism, when he declared that if he was a Southerner he would not submit to the election of a sectional candidate like Abraham Lincoln. This was the speech of the century—the utterance of a profound political geniue—the proclamation of a sagacious, patriotic, broad statesman. "Do you know," said Millard Fillmore, "that 1 take more pride in that effort, than in any other of ray life?"

He is looking well—as rotund and selfcomplacent as when he was in the chair at tho White House. His first salutation was, ''What will you take I hesitated, and ke noticed it with his usual acuteness. "Oh, you need not fear 1 shall not offer you whisky or brandy," he said. 1 am not the Old Public Functionary

Penn

sylvania, who has killed nearly all his friends with old rye." I laughed at his wit, which' pleased him greatly. "Come," said ho, "let us have a bottle of cham»

pagne." and thereupon he rang the boll, A^ien a big Irish woman appeared with a tray, containing a bottle of wine, a half-dozen sandwiches, and two glosses, one of them the jeweled goblot sent to him by Abdel Hassan. It is Etrurian, and is thickly studded with diamonds and precious stones. When the champagne is poured into it, the goblet appears to bo on fire—it blazes and corruscates and foams, until you begin to be apprehensive of an explosion. As 1 held the glass at arm's length, in wonder, the ex-President said calmly, "Fear not, but drink!" and being vory tired and thirsty, I did drink, and deeply, too. He looked at me benignantly—allchampagne drinkers are sympathetic—and seemed to anticipate a question. "Roederer, or Carte d'or?" I inquired. "The Widow," ho replied sententiously. I filled my goblet again.

"Our troubles are

not over yet." I nodded. "I saw this thing corning. I knew there was trouble brewing—felt it in my bones but what could 1 do? The people were mad—they could not see their friends, or hoar the voice of wisdom. If I had been at the helm I would have called in the assistance of tho Blair family, and the great calamity of civil war would have been averted. Old Blair is the greatest man this country has produced Montgomery Blair is deop in statecraft, and

'Tis true,

IVarn have most clearly

proved. Whooping Ooooh, Hoabsknefs, Colds, Sorb Throat, and all complaints, which, if negeotod, end In CimiHMptkm, nt» \t» work to cum or rolievo, to which tho most nudonbtcd testimonials, which may be seen at my offloe, fully corroborate. JOHN L. IIUNNKWKIifi, Proprietor,

vis." Fillmoro tells

me that the New York

politicians trouble him every summer with persistant applications for conductorships and other offices on the road run-. ning to Buffalo nnd the Falls. He has no influence, he sny3, in that direction. As I was about to grasp his manly hand, and take my departure from his hospitable mansion, he turned and said with peculiar impressiveness: "When our beloved country

was

tossed and rent with the hor

rors of civil war, I walked my room until midnight, but it did no good.''

An Impostor

Falls

LoTe

Iowa Lady,

ruaijsHKD rvx*T {mxcmtt wdtoaii) ni I He aaked a gentlemao te tall iamthe Moaesitt's J3nilding I name of the lair girl, and Wtring learned it he sat down and wrote a letter to hie

soo

oo oo

12 16 00

80 CO 40 OO 60 00 76 CO

190 CO 160

SOO CO

VYeariy advertleers will be allowed MONTHLY OUANOKS of matter VBKI of CHABGI. •STTbe rate* of Advartlaiag in the V1BUT BXPKKSS will be half tho rates charged in the DAILY.

V"Advertisements in both DAILT and

WEEK

LY, will be charged foil Daily rates and ond-half the Weekly rates. SVLegal advertisements one dollar per square tor each insertion in weekly.

VLocal Notice* 10 cents per line. No Itam however short inserted in local column for leas than $1.00. esy*Marriage and Toneral notice* fl.00 •EVNo advertisement* with cot* will bo tfcken. •VSociety meetings and Religions notices '26 oents each insertion, invariably in advance. ^Collections will be made quarterly on all ad**rtlsements.

CHAS. CTtUFT, Prwtr.

LOOK TO Y0PR IitTKBESTS.

in the act of land

ing. He became intemtaT witti en* of them, a beaatiral and highly respectable girl, rf about mtwMmi yean.—

Irish Linens,

Embroideries,

Frank

most fashionable warrior."

nodded again. "Johnson," he continued, "has tronted this remarkable family shabbily.

they ruined

bim. but

sults provo nothing—that is to say they settle no principle. Musing for a moment, and then pouring out another glass of tho Widow, he continued: "I fear old Thad. Stevens will bo our next President—Sumner

with an

Marries Her,

and Brings

up In Jail, A few weeks ago an accomplished and beautiful young lady of Bellevue, Iowa, was married to a young man who was smitten by her charms as he saw her on the levee one day whilo tho boat was passing. He learned her name and opened a correspondence with her, wbich resulted in marriage. What happened after that is told by "tbo St. Louis Democrat, of the 15ih instant, as follows. "Frank Marsden, alias Morton, was arretted yesterday by officer Jacques, on a telegram received from Brick Pomcrjy, of the La Crosse Democrat, offering a reward of $100 for his arrest. The man is charged with falsely representing himself as an authorised agent of the Democrat, obtaining railroad passes as such, and other depredations. "The officer found Captain Manden, as be styles himself, hard at work as an upholster in the shop of F. Darke, on Olive street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth. There is a touch of romance in the history of this man which shows that he has a taking way with the ladies, as well as with the newspaper editors. It is stated that some two months ago, at Bellevue, Iowa, he saw some young ladles looking at a

young lady, and brought bar to tms city. Iv %aSk&h*$ *Wf Xdtft night young wife visitod th& sta-1 b&e «w? tion house, and wept bitterly on discovering the character of the man she had sworn to love through lifts. She happened to have friends in the city, and one of them took charge of her, and to-day will send' her back to her parents in Iowa. Bomantic young ladies, and school girls who delight in anonymous correspondence, should learn a lesson from the experience of this unfortunate young wo* man."

xva

Karly Manrtaget.

small and delicate in form and feature, and exceedingly pr*t&. Bet .Hack hair was plaited in oroad braids that were long enough to reach the shoulders, about which the ends ygere left to fall in soft fringes. Her Wide Turkish trousers were of rose-colored silk the sleeves of her embroidered jacket fell away loosely from a white arm a little jaunty Greek cap surmounted the glossy braids, the silken tassel reaching to the silky fringes of her hair. She did not take her seat, English fashion with the mother, on the divan as is sometimes done by way of courtesy to the guest, but dropped, a la Turk, on the cushions near our. feet.— While we were saying to ourselves, 'What a sweet child this is 1" arid Wondering whether she would ever develop the affections of young ladyhood, the old man spoke of her as the wife of his son, and said they had been married three years. It is "not uneommon for marriages to take place in the east when the bride is only eight years of age. Dhe] favorite wife of tbe Prophet Mohammed was seven at the time of his betrothal, and he waited for her lut a year, and took, meantime, one or two others as a solace for his loneliness^—[Damascus Cois respondent N. 7. Tribune.

•i.,.

(j.

After tbe Crimean war, a ytfufl^ja cer in the House of Commons wore tre-

mendous moustaches, on which one of (he pqttauty of standing firmly in tnne, and will stand members said, "My dear fellow, now that'

the war is over, why don't you put your moustaches on tho peace establishment "Had you not better put your tongue oti the civil list?" was the prompt retort/

DRY GOODS.

Special Bargains

S I'API.E GOODSl

Among the attractions we offer this week are: A new line of Good Prints, 12$ cts. A case of best brands only 16 eta (These are neat Fall Style*, just open.) A line of Shirting Mushn, very Cheap. Splendid Quality 4 4 Blo'd Muslin, 20 cts.

for

JB 8. and L. C. Hdkfs.

Selling at

E O W

'The Boston Store'

Roofing, Bouse Gait*riag,a»., done promptly and warranted to give satisfaction. None bat the best "BRANDS" of Tin nsed nolo*. specially ordered. Prices-—Cheap as the Cheapen, mhtxilv. ch4eptf

ALL Has jnst received a large invoice of

Ice Clients, Refrigerators, Beer Coolers, Water Coolers, Ice Pitchers,

All kinds of

O I E AXl TH*

LAR6EST

iNILLINEItY.

charmer, foil of protestations of kye and all sorts of nonsense. Thegirl lead, b» Ijfy^ fnlf flefftimtl, end 11 tii in* iiiiliii ensued, ending in an engagement ot mar- !»&•»««« I riage. About a fortni^it ago Manden 1*3 went to BeHeroe, married the imprudent I

•wW

apr66md

a line variety.

vetyjghoiM*.cheap

Fine Flannels,

ran wMr.

Full Assortment of

Hoop Skirts,^

French Corsets,

Saxtoji

111 MainSti^

Vice.

Then farewell—a long farewell—an eternal farewell to Constitutional liberty. I nodded onco moro. "As for Seward," I O resumed he, be is gone. He has been go- O ing behind ever sinco he quarreled with Greeley.'' Then suddenly starting up, ho exclaimed with startling emphasis: "Have you ever noticed Greeley's head If you havo not, look at it, and then at his feet and afterwards at the convulsive movements of his body when he walks. All tbis will explain bis going bail for

STOVES AND TINWARE.

5 f'l

HESTDEJRS02V UANUrAOTUKKt,

ST0KR oa 4 th Street,4tt Door Soatt orPost OSce

The Best Cookiag Stoves. The Finest Heatiag Stoves. All kinds of fruit Cans. Kvery Variety of Tin and Copper Ware

Everything Warranted.

STOCK OF STOVES in tbk ornr,

Which I am determined to sell at the

BOTTOM PRICE! Don't be deceived, bat call and

HAGERTT & CO., An prepared to do all ktaMof

O W O

rocs A|

Hoofing, Quttering^ Coppersmith

And Repairing of aU K&nds.

W* hare al*c th*A4—uf fcr 'i®* BKNBKTT XABSH'S

PlMnii Wan Air riniM^ Of which we have already pat up several, to th* entire *ati*lhctioa of th* parti**

whom wecsm at

A geoerml amortment of

y-m

-sit® tan 9f»»

,®st isS

Cidff

pj-

Is- a«3£»^t«

i5u3Wfi5b)b

•i-i Mi 75 Main St., betu4ten 3 & 4th.

I 6»T 1.

The present Stock will be

We were not permitted to depart with' out seeing the ladies of the hou*e,IHi4 a&-1 ^sf as* cepUng tie invariable Eastern hosfftali- fjlOSMI Ottt LOW ties. Attending the venerable mother, entered a young girl, of about-fourteen,

Preparitory to receiving Fall Stock.

I. rfu*

MISS SALLIE HASTINGS.

ino

MILLINERY.

opening.

We are now receiving a fall stock of Goods which will be opened on the 4th init. Ladies, call and see oar new style Pattern Bonnets and liats, aprldtf M. H. ABBOTT.

CINCINNATI :CARDS.

QEKOM) A BRO S

«*&£

The Archbishop of Canterl at a recent meeting of the Hawaian sion, that h9 knew few English ladies who could bear comparison with Queen Elmma, of Honolulu, in a knowledge of the English language and literature.

I A'lsr O Si.

W.a OSrKJt the PUBLIC I which, in Workmanship, chndil.'Doptli and BrllUai surpassed hy any,knd at prli

W« 09FK* the PUBLIC a CLASS of PIANOS ., Durability, Touch, *nc7 of Tone, are nn- ... price* leaa than can be pnrshased elsewhere, combining the same qualities. Atutlhtr Important Consideration, thoeo Pianos posse** the comparativelv rare

cUa"lte

EVERY PIANO WARRANTED

JPor Five Tears.

GEROLD &, BRO:,

Piano Fort Manu&cturers,

iJV variona styles and size*,. a-"\

Northeast corner of Ninth and Walnnt Streets (Metropolitan Bnlldlng). Cincinnati, rOliio. I aprSdSm

CHABI.ES E. CHEEVER

xAirarAOTfrani D*At*n IN

PAPEE

Our faotory being well established and provided with tbe latest improved makhlnery, is able

Mala Street

LEATHER STORE.

BVBHETT ROKK.

'riiiM-

•Jixst

Received,

SOOO BUSHELS

Plasterers

&c., S*c., 4&c.

1 Jwal

PRICES!

-AT-

QANCERS.

lr.

Ice Cream Freixers, Water Carriers, Foe* Tubs, Bath Tubs,

eee before yon bay

Bespectftilly, B. Ia. BM

Hair!

Which we will sell at a

REDUCED PRICE!

CASH PAID FOR

Wool,

jllid.es9

v*v-

No.

144

W. COI DES,

Who resided in this oity fer four years,and now

Ms£|h(%'js:

all

tlms* rqfcr.

All kind* of Taraac** repaired aad put up ia

nawAU At haad

all Mil* Give a* a ciD at

Give as a ciD at

Bet. eth a Tth Sta., TttBK HA DT E, novltrftf

YOBK

resident sf Louisville, Ky., who has at this time

tuttttislTe practice tn the treatment of CAN0JCK8 aad Cancerous Affections, and is rapidly eaiaiagtheliigti reputation that be held in this city durinc bis stay with us. We can testily of we know, that Br. Ooud*n has been eminently sacceuful in the Many case* that he treated in this city and sarrouwdiug oountry. The Doctor's aod* of treatment differ* from all other*, tubv aa antidote of hi* own preparation, killing the Oancer, root and branch, without pain, lora of blood, or the us* of tbe knife. Dr. Comden

good reputation. Be doe* not

desire to

place it la the hand* of am on* who I* not well qaaliapd to .sastain the reputatioa that he baa already gained for hi* Remedy. Any one who may desire farther Iniormation in reference to tbe car*^ .or mode of treatment of Oancer, can consult him in person, or by letter, Loui.vllle, Ky., P. O. Box 67U. tmm _j aprtMwSm

HATS AND CAPS.

HA^T STOKB

Joseph C. Yatlis, JUS IN RECEIPT. OF

ep ST 1

*15

iKiena' Hate of all Irinda, Boys' Hat* of all kinda^ w»* Hat* of *11 kinds .«T Infanta' Hat* of all kinds. And at all yrfeaa. aa. Hat*

Hat mad*to order on short notice.

SPUING STILES, Tarn Haute. M,

East side PaMfe Sqaara,

AS PITTING.

No. 187 Main Street,

IND,

tha ta fttthi bosine*.

witt their lwtiiaHMii| Establiriiby prompt attention to order*, to of public patronage. aid* of Mala street, mm- tho Tesr*

COAL.

QOAL! COAL!! COAL 1

The undersigned will fnrnlab,

.1, at the lowest pojaihl«i lata*, art On

very bast quali of Coal. Any orders Hitit Iks Store of K. B..lh»hhlas, in Dowling Hall: Block^ wiU aeet with progy^ttentton.

TC.

GKROYEB,

Vkk£a jx*

COM,.

WOOD AND

The undersigned is n.-.w delivering the sup«il or Otul«r tH IP. •. I). J. .ttiniilg CMnpatr»at Carrys I •,! solicit" oii*» tlon and trial It in ocad ti|H^r-(o I Brasil i.'»».-l a 44. uiaco e« rat* I would r- ,- .i:u it. !,. ,uiu on, E44'.. who is a ,V iv— '1 It .gv -t» left at Ira Groc .stoe uro, t'ur^ north of Xain, wi I receive prompt attention.

July 17. dtf TIM. C. eBOVJB.

QOAL! COAL!!

Tha "Ftowt. in the X. V. MKBBIL is now prepared to terniah bat BraiU and^igMmnd.O*Mb4fce IMfegh

Cheapest!

tii*

hand

Anthracite .Coal, if ordered. Order* left at HeKeen'* Store, 107 Main St., ot Hartaofck & Bai nister's, wHl receive prompt attention. aMtf

COALJ. COAL!! TOHN

McPAELANE

IS NOW

W furnishing the beat quality of KlA 0*a scresoed on a wider sareen thaa any other Deaicr is nsing, and at tbe very lowest rate*'.'

Order* left at the Co«utv. Seal**, or ft Woodmanaee's Grocery, on Kain street, next door to C. C. Smith A Cd.*a Stove store, will reoeiv* prompt attention. Leave orders yrwa jgus. Arnold, at the Poet Office. Jy®dtf

gOBTOWN BLOCK OPAL.

The undersighed prepared to Airnlsh tha citiaens of Tsrre llante with this suMCipr Goal, taken from the mine* two miles east of-Srasil.— This Ooal is superior to anv brought to tiki* mar ket. Lewis Herbert is b* authorised agent, and I will fill aoy contract he may make. Order* may be left at B. L. Bali's Stove StadK at Paddock A HcKeen'a Mill. al5d6m ROBKBT ODBT.

I A S O E O

1* now snpplylng tha best quality of tHvr Ooal at tbe Siarket rates. Orders left at Ghambom' Grocery Store, sonthweat corner .of/rflA Pahlio Saaare, will reeeive prompt attention." ton)

MERCH'T TAILORING.

NE W: fiOODS!

FIRST 0E THE SSM0N!

wli ii i!, efae

HAKTSlKk

BAKKlSTKR

Iteautifnl Styles!

x-.'. t. a ii iH&l

.'fili'p5

iffd

xjn tk

AiMm 11

and

En^lIsh

0ASSIMERES!

ALSO A.

vviv- *)t i. ifcjsJ. I

§rP£RIOR

.1& "t' OV Mul ''VjfiBl

PH BUCK

-—AND

farms! all kinds of Paper Boxes at short notice and lowest price*. 238

CWCIICIfATI. OHIO.

DOESKINS!

Which will be MADE UP in

THE 'TL'lTE^T!

W&Mm

1 ^(JWl I if

fashionable waSiyle! ...... jj.(3 :aii tJi 0'i,8

liif AT I

iX, TSi

CALL AT

ISTo.79 Mam St.

I Si $

M-

n.,\t

J. WALI^E jr,

I.V

Tallow,

ROUGH LEATHER,

hi i\

1 i-?i.

A. I O

Has just returned from tho East with a

large Stock of

r-..

ClotllS, ioi J.f g.t.'rfi'))'.) I r* Castsimeres &

'"5

BURNETT & ROSS'

LEATHER STOR1,

146

Main St.

Vestiiigs,

i«.

A-'fd-M

jm-i.

Which he proposes to make up to ^rdei

CHEAPKB'

vi! :br prJS

j*'i

Than any other Merchant Tailoring Es

tablishment in Terre-Haute.

Practical Tailor I

TAILOR "SHOP

Fai*1 Sit ft I1 iHy fciblti' by/i'ire

,iti

EMEIS, M. O. aeUstovae'}

li W

wil-

liac also, to impart bis mode of treatment of tbe Cancer to o«eer two regular practicing Physlciau* of

Ecl^dtiKf! Physician,

r,.^ SIJBeSON

aad

AiGftUCSKK.

.aim, OONSOMFTION, ACDECAKK,' DYSPEI'Sf A,

-/...j ,:4

mim'

msrafy.:

AllFci

All

DRY CQQDS.

GOODS! NEW GOODS I

Wliite Marseilles, Buff Marseilles,

i»0

izL'i-h FiguredMarseilles, "BUCEBYE CASH STORE."

fJTRA VELING DRESS GOODS

yEBX »DESIBABLS

DouUe-fold.

ASSOR1MI

«OWJi!e fcwSf-l I*

*x 'KSMRttfaif 'l'°Ai Bwide* all ASdtto Diseases, I davoMd'a tbOreagb

u,snrfy

totbe cure of *11'

CHROMIC DISEAM

Viii W-S Sacb at all lNMa*e r«t tl4

CTS, LUNGS, LITER, SPLEEN, STOMACH,. Aad tha otb*r

u*|

Abdoimnal Tiscera, further:

Hysteria, it Epilepsy, Paralysis--

PcUpttatum^ Sea rt

ssalU

ilseasM PeeaUar

leTi

irtPWfc

OITICE—Obio Street, Third ioor we*t of 4th treat. J*MdS«

Qoods,

suitable for suits,

AT THE

"BUCKEYE CASH STORE."

Q^0 GRAIN & TAFETA SILKS,

LlCE POINTS,

In Large Quantities, and at

Hi Pri s!

if AT HHE

"BUCKEYE CASH STORE.'

J^ERrKrACK,COCHECOS

SPRAGUES' PRINTS

.New, Beautiful Cloths—best Calico made.

We now offer them at

One Shilling I One Shilling i! AT THK

"BUCKEYE CASH STORE."

SritYCE

& O

... .. main street tiwtf^^

QUEENSWARE.

J.VA Tihoortera and Jbbber* of cuisa. oLasu and crockery. And dealers iu

House Fantiahins tioodn. No. 13» Wabash Street. Ttrre llaulr. lud. JanSOtsertf• jwn,

7.'st

A V'.'StJf I"

Are now opening,

TORF

'J^EW QUEENSWARE ST

HENORfCH & FEIiliK^ZEK,

VTOOLICSALK HKI Ail, DKALKKS IN

O HI IV A,'GLASS, wtj 'imss.K-zn'f

t-r,

Q'ulEN SWARM,

SVKK

1JY-J vn-S'^f --tf 1/

Uave'jo*r'opeo*& at'

Nog. 149 and 15fH3In Street,

1'EBRTC HAUTE, INL.,

Tlie Largest Stock

rusih j»f) 4i ROODS

BK0DiHT

TO THIS OITY!

.ilT viiM.

ompriaing in part,

FRENCH CHINA.

White, Gold Band, and Deeo '.fated China, Plain and Figured

STONE CHINA,

Common Ware

®Iet.c

.V." :i,\

DINNER, TBA AND TOILET

•9»W t. fit'i r..! {•,»,

Silver-Plated, Alabata Britania Ware*

a*"' fl- r\li'n)n lljriV,'.- -\I

TABLE""CUTLERY

OF EVERT DESCRIPTION 1

GLASSWARE,

Imported arid Domestic, in Orrea Variety I

Bohemian, French and Belgian Glassware!

Vases, Mantle Ornaments arid Lava Qoods!

COAL OIL LAMPS,

LANTERNS, SHADES. CHIMNEYS, AND WICKS, ,i

•CiT itihW .! *4i K,

sd6'sil»

ficntleinec in want of Clothes .« Good Style by

If MX

H0USK KURN1SHI\« «00l»8,

—AND—

ff! 1 /eft

i.A*-. vtit

tuwlft|0 .si-a&iail.

.jtS'PKiiii i»«a

»-fjit. JiCall an J, W- at his ...^ .ififs fttof.l sa

E S

Wo cordirtlly i/r U'

RETAIL MERCHANTS

To Inspect nr Stock, ait they will Unit onr W*re» as low a* they can br ing them from tbo Kavt..besides saving treaka^e in transportation W« liavr 1 fnll stock of

CRATES

Of STONK CHINA and COMMON WAltK, »nlic to Jthe tonntry Trade. Ordsrs taken for eftgrkviag dMlpnr8t)ii GIob#, ,I !Oraament8

A.nS"irill

on Chinaware,

matcb any broken set of FrMoch OUIbi,

Plain. Gold Band.

«r

I)ecorat»«d w'/lf«r»f

SfORAOE, COMMISSION & fciBAW,

rOANKLIN. A. D, BIORftlSOK.

FRANKLIN, MORRISON & CO.,

OENTRAX

Cemmisnion Merclianls,

No. 88 West 2d St., CtndntmU. BIFKBKNCK.-'. ^earee, Mallei HMton Shaw, Barlwnr A Co.f-

A Porter,

n-s

O. Leonard

tknz,

8 I 8 N UeBTlKfl l«KV4KlllMfl AUD

Commission

JOHN

White Discharges,

Mercliaut,

oRAiKiirw

Ainf Flour and Suit. W*aa. Hoaaa—On the. Oanal, seu aba T«» Hante'A Richmond and K. AC. Railroad Depats*BW#dwtf.

v. Miinm'j TW* IlABTl.

MSI BAMT. ALOIOO MAfll, JBLANBY & CO., muu, COWISIOS AUD

OJaAXH-P BALERS, Warebonae on First St., at the Canal Basin. anMvtf TRJtBK HACTK. IND.

/^lliAUSSRN, BISHO WSKY

& Co

Importers agd Jobber* of

NOTKjNte AND TOYS, W O E S A E E A E S

fancy groceries, IMAM, TOBACCOS, TEAS, etc. lOdtf

A N O O

How Lost! how Restored!

Jw* PxMakti, at—ltd

sbshys. sic M*.

A LSCTURI OK THX SATP*AL TKCATMKNT, and lUdkial Cur* o(

awnrtwrkM,or -ylaslMioiis,Sexn

Seminal Wuaknrss,-Involuntary al Bebillty, and Impediment* to Karrta«a, ga» •rally Kervoasnae*. Consumption, EpQ^sy, aad Fita, Mental and Physical Incapacity, tarataaa from Self Abnar, Jtc.,by Boar.JXJcLTKawxu, It. D., anthor or the **Greoa Book," Ac. "A B*»n to Thomaadi af Mhrns."

Sent aoder seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad. drees, postpaid, on reoeipt of six cent*, or two postage stamps, to CHAS. J. o. KLINE CO.,

Bawery» M«w lark, raat 0Sm hax UM. Also Dr. CniverweU's "Marriage Gaide," prioe 25 cent*. dwSia ins

JA1IS StlTI. LTHDOK A, 0111. HUTST B. IUCI,

VICtJO FOU5DHY

4^AJn

MACHINE SHOP

Sear the T. H. A I. and K? Freight Depots, TERRK-HATJTE, INDIANA,

8KAT0, SMITH

CO^

Propr'g.

-0 4

JTHJ

Mannlhctarereof Steam Engin**, Mill Ooaring, aad llachinery of every deecriptlon. All kiaot of Iron and Bran Castings made to order. Every alas* of repairing promptly attended to,,-...,,,

Orders solicited. 11 Tho highest Cash Price Paid for Ol/ljopM Brass, and Iron. aagtdwtf

DOCTOR WHITT1EB.

REGULARLY BBSD PHTSIOlAN.a* his Diploma which hangs in his oHoe wlh show, has made

Okromi* Dissssss

has a Uniou-wide repotation, having baaa Itmgm

located

Sr.

Ltmit thaa

any other OhroaiaDinaat

Physician. Mnch of his practios ha* been of a private na* tare.

BfiMJia, OornorrhtaJOUm, Strietm*. nil Vri aory Menses, or

TknxU,

jfunmriaf 4/iwSleas

SHa or

WV. A. M'CLCB*

TU"AJOR B. HUDSON & CO.,

Bcmtr, OnkUk, Bwmtu or Htfimt,

also, the effects of a Solitary Habit, rnlnoas to Body and Mind, prod Bring blotches,disbillty, tm potency, diiKine*s,dimne*s of sight, ooaftuloo ol idoas, evil foreboding,aversion to socisty, lom ot memory, weakness. Sc., not ail these in any oo oaee,but all occnrriag frequently in various case*

WAccommodations ample, ohargsa aoderate are* gnaran teed. Conaaltations by letter or at jfflce, ftee. Most case, can be properly treatev

Slenstrnatlon and Pregnanoy, So. without an Interview,and modloinas, secare Iron ob«TTAtion, sent by mall or expeew. No hla irnnce to busineas in most oases.

Address tox 30W, St, Louls Mo. I Honrs—8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Offic* permanentl) located at N0.6IT St.Oharle* Street,betweenSlxti mil Seventh.one square South of Lindell DJtel.i retired spot in the centre of the oity.

Consultation rooms, and rooms for the aceota modation of snch patient* a. require daily persoi tl attention,

EVKKrBODT

Can get, In a sealed letter *nvelope,my Tbeor) VroiptoniB andTieatmentof Nervous, Urinary am Vxoal Diseases.ciearlydellneatiagall the disease conditions, with lull Symptom Lists, for tw throe-cent postage stamp* to prepay postage.~ircular for Lad ios, relating to Disease* of Pnb*i apr6d*wly.

STEVENS HOUSE,

21,23,25 & 27 Baoadway,

White Pine Compound

now offered to the afflicted throughout the country, after baring bei'u proved by the teat of eleven yen rg, in the New England States, where its morits iiavebeeonieas well known as the troe from which, in part, it derives its virtues.

The White Pine Compound Cares Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Diphtheria, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, and

Pulmonary Affections generally, 'ft is a remarkable Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes,

Difficulty of Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the ^Kidneys ii and Bladder, Gravel and

other complaints. "t[

The White Pine Compound.

"It was early in the spring of 1865 that thiCompound was originated. A member of my fhhil, ly was afflicted with an irritation of the throat* attended with a disagreeable cough, I had for some months prevhus thought that a preparation having for its basis tbe

Inside bark of wbito pine might

he so compounded as to bo very useful in diseases of the throat and lun^s. To test the value of it in tbe case alluded to, compounded a small quantity ef th* medicine that I had been planning, and gave it oonfnl doses. The result was exceedingly gratifying. Within two days tho Irritation of the throat was removed, the cough subsided and a speedy cure was effoeted. Soon after this I sent some to a lady in Londonderry, N. H., who bad been suffering for some week* from a bad cough, oicasioned by a sadden cold, and had raised mucus streaked with blood. She soon found relieff-apd sent for more. She took about ten ounce) of it, and got well. J. B. CJarke. Esq editor of the Mancheeter Daily Mirror, made a trial of the same preparation in tbe case of a severe cold, and was cared immediately. He was so highly pleased with the results, and so confident in success attending its sale*, if placed before tho nnblic, that be finally persuaded me to give it a nrnne, and send it abroad to benefit the suffering. In November, 1855, I first advertised It ander the name of White Pine Compound. In two yaar* from that time there had been wholesaled in Manchester alone One Hundred Dollar* wcrtb, where it took the lead or all the oough (remedies in tbe market, and it still maintain* that poMtiob. Theie is good reasons for all this it is very soothing aad healing in its nature, is warming to the stomach, and pleasant withal to the taste, and is exceedingly cheap. 1 "As a rotnedy for kidney complaint* the white Pino CoTnpeund stands unrivaled. It was nrt originated for that purpose, bat a person In using it for a con th was not only enrvd of the cough, but waa also cured of a kidnoy difficulty of ten years standing. 8ince that accidental discovery many thousands have nsed it for tbo same complaint, and have been completely cured."

The above was written by Dr. Poland, in 1880.— Since then, ns in Manchester, the White Pin* Componnd ha* taken the lead of all Congh Remedies, as well as preparatlons-for the core of Kidney difficulties, in every city town, village and hamlet throughout the New England State*.

This remedy is as sate and pleasant to tak* as It is effectual. The editor of the Manchester Dailvand Weekly Mirror, in the leader of the Daily, thus write* of the Compound: "The White Pine Compound I* advertised at mnch length in oar column*, and w* are happy to learn that the demand for It is Increas ng beyond all previous expectations It is the very best medicine for cough* and colds we know of, and no family that has one* nsed it will' ever be without it. We speak from oar own knowledge it is snre to kill a cold, and pleasant a* it I* sure Tbe greatest inventions come by accident, and It Is singular that th* White Pin* Compound made for coughs and colds ahonld prove to be the greatest remedy for kldn.y difficulties known.— But se it is. We cannot doubt it, *o manv testimonial* come to n* from well known men. Besides, the character of Dr. Poland I* such that w* know that he wtll not countenance what i* wrong. For years a Baptist clergyman, studying medicine to find remedies for his ailment*, with a delicate, consumptive look, standing with one foot upon the grave, be made the discovery which has savod himself, and called out from others the staaagMt testimonials possible. We have known Dr. Poland for years, and never kcew a more conscientious, honest,* nprlght man, and are glad to state that we believe whatever be .aysabout hi* White Pino Compound.

Wm. Glenn Sons,"* Bob't Hacrsady A Co.. fMter Bvotbnra, Foote Nasb Co. Chambers, Stevens A Oo. mU25dly

THE

White Pine Compound

GEO. W. SWETT, Proprietor.

TITTMA.N, MBCHANICIA-N

Jlovru ajt° DsAwnos Scant Ejusuuraa. fUwteg Machinal and otfcar Light Machinery r»paired to give satis fee tion. Breeoh-Loadlng

Shot Uuns after the oslabrated

French Pattern, made from aw or old material, may Mly

THE I I

Washington Library Co.

sSiS?,A1)I:LPHIA-

Stfter itpTl0H ONE DOLLAR

A 3 8 0 0 0 0 0 1

FRB3ENTS TO SUBSOBIBPRS. Prtwt «r

Mo.ooe.

itar

fM.euo.

it af fi«,ooo. of is.ooo. ita •fftS.OOO

HON. WILLIAM B. MA MM,

HON. 1^1^^

HOK. JAMBS M. SOOVIL, New HON. W. W. WARS, Now Jersey. HKN1T OORMAy, %,

Agaat

Y..

Opposite Bowling Grra«, THE EUROPEAN

OX PLAIt.

alUEthe

STEVENS HOUSE is well aud widely known to travelling public. The location is e*. pH.lftlly suitablo to merchant* and business man it ID in clost proximity to the bminess part of the ty—is on the highway of Southern and Western travel—anil adjacsnt to all the principal Railroad and Steamb at depots.

TllK STEVENS HOUSE has liberal accommodation for orer 300 guests—it is well furnished, and poetesses erry modern improvement for th* comfort nnd euterta'uinent of its inmates. The rooms aro simciou* and well ventilated—provided with gas and water—the attendants is prompt and respectful—and the table is generously provided with every delicacy of tho season—at moderate ates. QE0. K. CHASE A CO.,

Jntin 1, l8fi7-lKin Proprietors.

THK

NEW ENGLAND

GREAT

.REMEDY

t»H. J. W. POLAND'S

,»

each.

f*U StMuU of Presents Below

t®*rt"oat*

af Stock Is accompanied with a

Beaatllw Steel-Plate,Engraving

wowa •""•/iSS/SUS"'

Holder a

PU9IRT IK THE GREAT DISTRIBUTION.

Tie Washington Library Co.,

by tha .Stat* of Pennsylvania, and Organised in aid of tbe

Riverside Institute,

rot

Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans.

lacaryaratsd by the State or JT, I. APRIX «, 1867.

THK ftltlBSIDl INSTITUTE,

Sltaatad

ks mif

ftlfaraid*, Burlington County, Now

J*n*y, i* fimnd-d for tha purpose of .^ratultonslT educating iha aons of dsesased Stolalurs aud 'SsaS •SI

of Its Halted

«f Ms

10b, and

gsnte*.

Ih* Board of Trait*** ooD*l*te

t'i. following

jaU»lkBowa dtlaeos of Penosy Irani4 ubd N*w

P'"

Adaau' Kxpr*«s, Phll-^dslphla,

.iWI

Pa.

joy, Ooo a

Oo:, Pkiladolpfala.

Taiisuax DipjiaTituvT,

Wasximotoh, D. C., April Id, 1M7.

Office of Internal Revenue:—Havlug received satisfactory evidence that tha proo**«ls of th* enterprise conducted by the "Wsshingtun Library Oompa:,y" will bad.votedto chtritalilu uses, permission Is harsby granted to said Company to cocdnot such enterprise exempt (Tom all charge, h*th*r from *p*clal tax or othtr duty.

S. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.

Til WASIINGTONTIBEAEV OOlPANf,

la order that the benevolent object n't forth In t»is clrsalar assy be saoce**rnlly aix-03idl:shed, have laauod five eerie* of

riNI

STMl-tLAT* INOBAVINOS,

which ar*pnt on snbtcrlption at price* much below I heir retail value. CESTiriCATEj Or 9T0CK

THC WASU-

1N0T0N LIBRAKT COMPANT

will h*issued, stamped with the Seal ef ths Company, and signed by the Secretary. (Mono other* feannin*.)

Any persoi sending ns ONE DOLL.iR, or pay tng

thesame

to onr local Agents, will receive im-

-m.dlately An*Steel Plate fingiavtn« at choice from the fallowing list, and Ono O.ttigcate of Btook, Insuring On* Preient in pabiisbuJ schodnly.

ONX DOLLAR KNORAVINUS.

No. 1—"My ChUdl My Child I" No. 2-"Thej

are Saved I They're Saved I" No. 3—"Old Seventy six •, or, the Isriy Days or the Revolution." Aby person paying TWO DALLAItS will reC*iv* either of th« following fine Steol 1'latos, at oholQs, and two Certificates of Stock, thus becoming entitled to TWO Peesents.

TWO DOLLAR SNCRAVINQ.4. No 1—"Washington's Courtship." No. 2— "Wagbington's Laat Interview with his Mother."

THRKE DOLLAR ENORANINGS. Any parson paying THRICE DOLLARS will receive the beaatlfnl Steel Plate of

•H3ME FROM THE WAR,"

and Thrie C*tifioan3i, teoomlnlngintltled t« Three Presents, FOUR DOLLAR ENORATINOS.

Any person {laying FOtJIt DOLLARS shall re oelve tho largo and beautiful Steel Plate

"THE PERILS OF 00 FORKFATHKRS," aud Four Gertiflcatee ot Stock, entitling ibem to Fonr Preeentt.

FITS DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS. Any person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall racelv* the large Wnd splendid Steel Plate of •THE MARRIAGE OF POCAHONTAS," aad Fire OortUoate* of Stock, entitling them to Five Presents.

Th* Engraving* and Certificates will be deliverI to each subeoribeu at our Local Agencies, or sent by mall, poet-pa d, or express, as may be or-

WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY

WILL AWARD

Three Bandied Thousand Dollar IN PRESENTS

To the [Shareholders, Wednesday, Sept. 25th, 1867

At PHILADELPHIA, ,PA„

I AT

Till

UmTDTK, KIVKB54D8,

Ji.

SCHEDULE OF PRESENTS.

1 0ssh Present. HO,000. 1 Cash Present 20.000 1 Oash Preaent 10,000 1 Cash Pr***nt.....M 5,000 3 Ca*h Presents of tii,500 each 6,000 1, Handsome Coantry Residence, Stablee,

Qrounds, Ac., Oermantown, Phllad'a... 18,000 1 Double Mesidense, 3 story brick, Camden, N.J 15,000 1 Coal Depot, Odloe, Sheds, Gronnd, with buslneee established, No.1314 Waihlngtod Avenye, Philadelphia 15,000 1 Coantry Residenoe. Riverside, I(. J., with Oronnd, Fraite, Acc. 10,000 1 Tkr*e-*tory Cottag., Lot, Ac 6,000 85 Valuable Ballding Lots, Riverside 9303 6,000 1 Xbgaat Turnout Family Carriage,

Span of Hors**, Harness, *c., complete 6,000 10 Valuable building lota, Riverside, S3U0 each..... 3,000 1 ..Beautiful Sllv*r-gray Uorrs, 15%

l.tind

'high, sired by th*|oelebr.t Imported Arabian Horse "Caliph also, a llgh: Road Wagon, weight 140, pounds, with

sjt of superior Singl* Uarnasa, Ac., making a Aru-claassetablishmeant 6,000 SO Piano*, 1500 each 10,000 20 Melodeoos,

$tZ6 each

ID Oash inert Shawls, $50 each SO Silk Dress Prtterns. $75 eacb 60 Oity Ballding Lots, S17£ eacb

Tbe remainder will consist of

4,600

5 Rosewood dewing Machines, W00 each 1,000 10 Family Sawing Machln**, flOO eaOi..... 1,000 00 Fine Gold Watches, 9200 *acb 19,000

100 Oil Painting*, by leading Artists—ag-^ gregale valne S Oatnel's Hair Shawls, 91,0u0 8 Camel's Hair Shawls, $J.OOO each........ 3 Handsohie Lac* Shawls, S250 eacb

10,000 3,000 6,0W 760 000 1,800 8,760

t)il /er-

war*, Musical Boxes, Opera Oln.iies, Pocket Bibles, and olfferent art.cln of ornament aud use, amounting to 2,000

Total .' 8800,00k® All tbe properties given clear of Incauibranc*.

HOW TO •BTAIJT SHARES ASD ESUBATIXOS. Sand orders to as by mail, enclosing frow 91 to 92V, *lth*r by Po*t Office orders or in registered letter, at onr risk. Larger amountu ebould be seat by draft or exprees. U0 shares with lagravlags 99,60 83 {hare* with Engravings 23,00 60 share* with Kagravi.gs 48,60 76 shares wllh Engravings .69,00 100 sharss with hngravlng* 90,00 Local AGENTS WANTED throughout tbe United

State*.

The Asaooiation have appointed as Receivers, Messrs. OEOBOE A. COOKE A CO., whose well known Integrity an bnaiae** axporituco

will be

a sufficient guarantor that taa money applied to t*e trarpos* stated. ratLADExraiA,

Pa.,

oeiv*rs

for

May 20, 1867.

To the Officers and Members of tbe Washington Library Co., N. S. BEAD, Socrstarr Gentlemen —On receipt of yonr favor of the llthinit, not'fjlug us of our appoint .cerj) as B«-

yoar Company, we

Pfopared at the

HEW EXSLASD BOTAJTICAJL DEPOT, IOC Haaov*r Street, Bastea, Under the Saper sion of R*v. J. W. Poland,Ind

BARR, GULICK BERRY,

Agent*. Terr. Santo. Ind.

auglSsatdAwly

tool: tho liberty to

subalt a eopy 7*nr Charter, with a plan of yow interpri**, to th* hlgb**t legal authority of the State,asd having received bis favorable opinion In regard to its legality, and sympathizing with the b*n*vol*nt object of yonr Association* vis: th* education and maintenance of tho orphaa children of onr soldiers and sailors at th* Riverside last ltuU, we have coocludod to accept the trust, and ta use oar bell efforts to promote so wor hy aa ob *ct.

Respectfully, yoars,'Ac., GEO. A. COOKE A 00. Ad&s** all letters to

C~ 0*0. A. OOOKB A CO., BANKERS,

33 South Third Street. Philadelphia, Pa.

Bsc*iv*rs for th* Washington Library

Co.

»v-°: JK« W. U'COOELL, -rn 104 MLaln. Street,

A^ant in Tarra-Hauta, )ytd«od-wSu