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

SPECiAL NOTICES.

TURNER'S TIC D0L0S0URE0X OR TDRMER'iS TICDOLOROUBEUX OR

tHITEBSAl KEL'KALOIA PIIX, UNIVERSAL SECBU.6IA PI1X, A SAFE, CERTAIN AND hPxnt CUBE -FOE

NEUBALGi A and all SfKBTOBS DISEASES. Itisau unfailing remedy in all CUM of Facial H«nraVI», often effecting ft jierfect core In a sindiy. No form of Xcrvo'' Discs 10 falls to yield to its magic influence. Even the sererost et Chronic Neuralgia tnd general Nervous Doraugeaonts of many years* standing, iSbcting the entire systeu, are completely *nd permanently cared by it la ,« faw d.tys, or a few weeks at the utmost. It contain* nothing injurious to the most delicite system, and =an always be used with perfect safety. It t« In constant use by the best Physicians, wlio RIVJ it their unanimous and unqualified appro/il. SentbymMl on loceipt 01 81 »nd two jirtnge Mtempi. So 13 everywb9re. TURNER CO., Solo Proprietor*,

ISO Trcjuont SI., Boston, Maw.

Sep'^eod 3u\"i

QUAHTEC OF A MILLION SAVED A WAV. On liuiidrcJ Uiousaud men now labor, with good romlt?, whf, "ntil they u»ed

ALLCOCIi'S POBOUS PLASTEUS, had not done a day's work for cars. So theso Plasters aro tlm means of increasing tho wealth or the nation not less than a quarter r.f a million a day.

A11 Important Letter

8HJHJB OAF, VOEKTOWM, N. Y., Jan. 19, 1860. T. ALLC.CK oi Co.— Geutleuion I have been troubled with a lauio back ovcrtau years, so as to be witirely helpless and uaabl' to do any kind of hard work. 1B Jnnfc last I procured eneof Allcock's Porous Plasters and wore it three weeks, when I lound my baok entirely cored, and I Was able to mow and cradlo as woll as ever I coul in my beat days. .STEPHEN PIG3LEY.

Ai-lti»'TuTr*, Pens., April 4' 1S66.

Messrs. ?. Aw.COCK

& Co.—

Door Sin My

daughter used one of your Porous Plasters. She had a vary btd paiu in hor tide, oDd it cartd her in ono week. Yours truly.

JOHN T. N. HUNTEB

P/iucpalAccuey, BraadrUh Uouso, Ntw York, slldwlw

To Owners of Horses and Cattle

TOBIAS' CONDITION POWDEEi ABE WARranted superior to an} others, or uo p^y, fr tne euro of Distemper, Worms llols, Coughs, Hidebouo'l, Oold^,

Ac\

hi Horses and Colds, Coughs,

Loss or Milk, Black Tongue ru Distemper, (fee., In 'Jitilii. They aro perfectly Bate and ihnocent no neod of 'otopplrg th working of your nnimain. They' increase the appetite, give a floe coat, cleante the stomaib and nruary orguns also incrcMu 'ho milk of cows. Try them, and you will never be without them, liiram Wooiruff, the celebrated-trainer oft lotting horses, bos used tliera pirate, and recommend* thorn to his friends. Col. Pliflo P. J'.'.ub, of the'Joromo Bace Oourfe, Kanlham, N. Y., would not use them until ho was told of .what thej' sre comp0sol, sinc« whicl lie Is u»ver without thiui. H'i as oyer twenty riinnlug horses iu hjuchargo, and fur the Ust tlirwi yuais bas used uo other'moJicine tor them, lie has liiudly ijermittod mo to refer any ono to him, Oner 1.0^0 other re eronces can !e seen ut the depot: liold by Druggists aud Sad dlers. Pili O 26 cents per JCX. Depot. iO Cort. landt Street, New Yoi V. slldwlm

TO CONSUMPTIVES. Tfce KRV. UDWAllX) 1KILS0N will wud, (fr.-eof cu .rgo) to all vrlu) deilre it, tho

prencrlp-

tio'n with th» iltrictloni iar.inajt^g audusius the simple remody by which lie was ured of a luug affection and that drea'led di«o»se Cnnsumption.— Uis only ubjoct In to boniflt the iifflicted, aud lie hoped etfory /tutt'srer will, try this prehCription, as itlttill coat them nothing and may prove a blessing, pleitc address UEV. !UDWAU1 A. WILSON,

Williaiuabare, Kings Co., New Vc.tk.

luyiodlraw-wl

ISfOBHlTION.

Information gtiarantocd to '^roduco a luxuriant growth of hair up 11 a bald head orb ardless face, als a tecino for iho removal of pimples, Blotobes, KruptWns. etu., 0 thosUin, leaTiUf tie same sort, olear Mid Bcanlil'ul, can bu oilained without charito liy ndilresslnp

T1103. F. CffAPMAN, Chemist, 823 liroadway, Ne-.v Yorlc.

mylOdltaw-wl

B^-ISRJ^XXSRGR HOUSE o» JAY ,OOOKE & CO.

No 20 WALL BTKEKT,

-Corrier of NassdU Street, Neio Vvrk.

CO JNTV ERS IONS.

We convert tho several Issues of OEVKK TIHHTIEB at tho, most favorable

murkjt-

ratos into Fivo.

Twenties, which, at pre out price of gold, yield tha holdor ab»ut one per cent more interest per annum. Circulars with full particulars furnishSd upon application. myOdwly

3/LV

COOKE & CO.

Errors of Youth.

A OontK'Uian who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, PiTiniituro Dcoay, anl all the effccts of youthful indiscretion, will, for the eako of suf•ring humanity, send lice to all who need it, tho reoeipt aud illroUions lor making the simple remedy by which he was cured, ShU^rers wishing to profit I.J tha iidveitiBcv'.B eJcpertJHPii, can do so by addressing, iu perfect couHiiouoo,

JOHN 13. OUDKN,

mylOdltaw-wly 4U Cedar St.. N. Y.

ON THE TOPMOST WAVE of popularity, without a competitor, and dolying compoiitlun, bound to flourish at long as

TUK ttOOD SUII' OJt' TKtTlI spreads her saUa of nature produces fiery tiuted hair, or Timo sheds Us whito spray on human heads,

CRISTADORO' 3 HAIR DYE, wins "golden opinio as from all sorts of people," and can coveV "go by the board'* while it is held desirable by man or woman to bo comely. Manufactured by J. Cit 1ST ADORO, G8 Maiden Lane, New York. Sold by all Urnggists. Applied by all Hair Uretsers. Baldwins

HCHTWKWIiJL'S

JA'IVEKSiA.1.1 By advertising it oxpectod tOCGE to gain a notorioty, than llE.UUOY. which, no form is belter, but 1 ison

Trnt Character a'one

that sales must rely.—

It is presumed that the contrast of this splendid preparation, its simplicity, ind tho freedom with which it ntay be used whenever thoro is the least tiokiing or irritation in the throat, iii contrast with lid form In «ulch c.mpuneuts aro such, that dose are restrained to two or three times a day, Is perfectly appa' ent, aud is as truly tfe theory, as UUXNIWCLL'S UKIVEUSAL Coccn HIMtnv Is valuable, which 7Vn Year} have most clearly proved. W noopxso Covoa, HOACSKKESS, COLDS, BORI I'SBOAT, and all complaints, which,If negeoted, end in ttomtuajtioa,*ro its work to euro or relievo, to which the most undoubted testimonials, which may be seen at usy office, fully corrob orate. JOHN L. Ill'K.N'UWKLL, Proprietor,

Practical Chemist, 9 Commercial Wharf, Boston, Uass. Sold by all regular dealers in Medicine, May 1" waug uov onJ ib

NEWuudcuUn

BOOT and SHOE SHOP. Toe haTing Jus-" rp:ned their Shop, respecttnlly infjro tbo citileus of Terre Hauta aud suiroaadinj: country, that they are prepared to do taelr work 10 th* entire satisfaction of their customer*, us well In style as In fitting, uo m.\tter about the shapeof the foot, tbe wy best choice cf leatier aiwas on hand. Wending doni ii the !•«'. sty and on short notice. KTery article will tell'by wearing what onr work 1«. and will rrc ra nend it.

LKlBtSW ATAKNZEB,

Basement of F. Uoberg's ns* linck Building, the tour huUe west 0: corner of Mala and Siv. nt 1 Btreets, na»r the Terre Haute Haass. aej10dly

ISSOLUTION NOTlUiS.

Die co-partnerfh'p of Jinn bcott 4 Son 47 th.s day dtsso vad by mutual couient. Either perty is autborixsl to settU. thJ bnsin«« of the firm. T&elr office 1 at No. 1 D«wl nc Hall.

S. 9. Scott will continue to receive order* in ihe same line bnslu si, and will soon locate tot tneSnring traJe, of die uollco of which will be given.

WI5LL1—To

MM BMffl.

rCSUSUEC IVEUT

BOMSOte

'.KIOEPT SUSDATS) IX

MEocxesitt's Building

Bo. 66 W-iEASlI STBSET, DIBKOTIT NORTH Of THS COUST HtCSX.

Terms of Subscription

Wot

one year, in advance flO &P For six months, in advance 6 00 For throe months, in advance ®0 For one month, in advance. Deliverable to City Subscribe tat 20 :ent*por week

Single cvpies, S cent*.

Kates o' Advertising in tiiie.Dally.

1 00 1 60 1 60 2 60 2 00' 3 00 3 OOi 4 60 00 6 00 5 OOl 7 60 ti 00! 9 00 8 00 00 10 00)18 00 16 00 26 00 20 00j35 00.

10 60 14 00 17 60 2100 32 00 44 00 70 00 SO 00

Yearly advertisers will be allowed MONTHLY OIIANGE8 of matter TREE of CHABGE. aca-The rates of Advertising in the WEEKLY EXPB3S8 will'«* half the ratos charged in thr

D»®-Advertisements

in both DAILY and WEEK

LY, will be charged full Daily ratee and ond-half tbe'Weekly rates. KVLegal advertisements one dollar p«r square for each Insertion in weekly. *9"Local Notices 10 cents per line. No itorn however short inserted in local column for lees than 81.00. ftVMarriage and Funeral notices 81.00 tar'so advertisements with cuts will be taken aVSoclety meetings and Beligious notices 26 ocnts each Insertion, invariably in advance. *3TCollections will be made quarterly on all ad vertisement*.

VITAS. CRUFT. Proy'r.

LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

Save Time and Money.

If you have anything to sell, if you have lout, anything, if you have found anything, If you have a house to rent, rf you ivant to rent a house, it you want boarding, If you. tvo nt anything,

Tell Five Thousand People at once, —BY— Advertising in the

Dally Express,

A FEMALE BLONDON.

Short Career of a Young Adventoress—Singular Whim of a Hint Girl—Hope-Walking at Saginaw thai Did Not Come Off.

From the Saginaw Eterprise, August 31. By all odds tho most remarkable con. tribution of Flint to the seekers of popular favor was made tho present week, in the way of & female Blondon. Not a lit— tlu interest was excited here by the advertisement of a rope walk from the top of tbe Bancroft House across Genesee street to the Hess Block. Everbody is still wondering why it did not come off, but this wondering is no wonder at all, compared with that which will be created by the true story of the young adventures, which we now propose to give.

First, as to the advent of the rope walker. Uti Monday last, there arrived here a girl 23 or 24 years old, of fair personal uppearaoce, good address, and evidently 'up to something." She stopped at the Evorett House, and soon circulatedjbills announcing that on Tuesday Mad. iillanora Shondon would walk a rope from the Bancroft Houso to tha Hess Block. &he was from the old world, slio said had been last in China was a professional rope-walker had an agent, who was at tho time lying sick in Buffalo had rope, etc., in i)atroit. Tuesday came, but thero was a high wind, and though quite a crowd congregated' there was a general understanding that the wind would pre* 'libit'

ent the exhibition, and the peop^ dispersed. Public curiosity did not aie out, however) and upon an announcement that the feat would come off on Wednesday, a very largo concourse of people was in attendance at the time.

At about seven o'clock in tho evening

l-i »*.« t.he crirl appeared on the Hess Block,

WoVjy and sell at the. most libera, current, PP gkirts.

prices, and keep -on hand a full supply of GOV erumout B02il^ 01* ALL ISSUES, SLVluNruiBTIES, and i.:0MF00ND INTEBKST NOTES and- execute orders for purchase and sale of ST00KS, BONPS r.n 1 OOLD.

dressed in the approved style, gauze skirts, tights, etc., with balance-pole and all the accessories. Tho wind was blowing as on the previous evening, and as tho girl showed herself on the edgo of the roof many people shouted to her not to at. tempt to walk, which it seomed certain would have a disastrous termination.— Soveral times she appeared just about to make tho attempt, and was greeted alters nately with cheers of encouragement and warning of the danger to bo incurred.— Finally it was announced that the walking would take place at 12 o'clock the next day, »nd it being 'nearly dark, the crowd retired. Next day, however, the ropo was taken down, and an exhibition given at Brown Hall, of which, however, no general notice wus given. Tho receipts at tho door of the hall were just $1 10, and rumor says that the lady foil from tbe rope on attempting to walk, putting a sudden and inglorious end to the entertainment

Madame Ellanora Shondon disappeared with this from' the public gaze, and few people know anything of tho extraordinary history of the affair. Madame E. S. is, in short, the daughter of a well-to« do citizen of Flint she has never been to China, or any other foreign country she has no agont sick in Buffalo or elsewhere—has had no agent at all, in facl, except a journeyman carpenter of this city, who acted for her while she was here. Her family is of unquestioned rospeotability, and, she is engaged to be married in a few days to a relative of ono of the highest State dignitaries. She has been noticeable rather for her staid behavior than for anything like dashing wildness, and as her father said, "couldn't walk a plank—let alone a tight rope.' "What induced hor to attempt the ropewalking business can only be conjectured. Her father left home on Monday lor Detroit, leaving money with her to make purchases for the approaching wedding,while she, it appears, took the noon train northward.

Tho girl's father arrived hero on the noon train Friday, and proceeded at once to make inquiries for his daughter, hearing that Ehe was in the city. He knew nothing of the rope-walkiug, but some acouaintance here informed him that Madame Ellanora Shondon was Miss Qei

TIBBR H»rr«, Sept. 2, 1867

JOUX BCOTT, BAJt't 0. SCOTT

get well of Dys-

epjia, LiTftr Oom^laiut, F«T*r and Aug*,

Dt*rrU*%, CHoltr* Aatbtt*, a (till of MISHLERS HERB BITTERS Three times a d*y. For sal* by I RIFB, at No TB. oorner 9th and Main Streets, and by all Drug «lsts. wpSdwly

his daughter. While the

futher was searching the town, some friend of the girl took her quietly to the dep.'t and sent her down Jto Flint on the accommodation train.

Her Rdventure had not been so proaiising'in its results as to make her loth to go back to her home and her expectant husband. The gauze skirts, flesh-colored tights, etc., in which she appeared for the rope-walking, were furnished, it appears, by aJFlint milliner, who had them for fancy ball dresses, and who was engaged in preparing the wedding outfit of Miss Celia. So ends a most remarkable freak of a young woman, undertaken from no necessity or apparent cause, and go utterly rash and hopeless as to make it a nin« day«' wonder that a girl heretofore so sensible, and always correct in her behavior, could even have a thought of it for a moment.

larly and as often as we are treated to parodies on Poa's "Raven," or Hamlet's soliloquy.

Having fished and swam in one or two of these Walled Lakes, and hunted along their beautiful margins and seen the walla in process of formation, I will state what I believe is the cause of this phenomena. It is simply the expansion of" the ice, which—meeting no obstacle like a perpendicular bank—is crowded up the shallow shores. On the under side of this ice, sand, gravel, boulders and other d*

brix

300 460 600 9 00 1200 16 00 18 00 28 00 38 00 6000 80 00

3 60' 660 700

8 00

is frozen, and are thus pushed or carried along. When this ice melts,, of course these substances are left on the bank or wall. These annual accretions have built up the walls, which are such a mystery to many, and which peripatetic numbsculls so often insist are

human handt I

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2 00 2 60 300 376 4 00 6 00 600 7 60 8 0U 1000 10 00112 60 12 00! 16 00 19 00 2100 86 00 3200 40 00 6000 500016600

piled up along the shores or incorporated into those walls? Simply because tbey are scattered about in the soil—get 'fcash* ed out by the water—and become frozen into the ice, are pushed out of the way by its irresistible force. I have frequently seen huge slabs of ice along the shores of Iowa lakes, which had been crowded upon the shores a distance of fifteen to thirty feet from the places where they bad first congealed. I have seen dirt, sticks and stones, under the influence of the sun, dropping out of these masses upon the walls. Ihave thus seen the walls in the process of formation.

These "walls' exist to a greater or less extent about all our Iowa lakes. And I havefreqently seen grassy ridges around prairie sloughs, now overgrown with grass rushes, but which at some former period, had evidently been open lakelets. Decaying vegotation had filled them up with a peaty soil, and the ''walls" had bocome sodded ovor like abandoned earthworks. But their outlines were as distinct and as easily traceable as those of the lake9 where these causes are still in active operation.

If any reader doubts my theory, of questions my statements, let him make a visit to any of our Iowa Lakes in midwinter and he will drop the subject,

HAWK-EYE.

INDIANAPOLIS CARPS.

P. BINGHAM & CO.,.

DEALERS IN

Genuine American Watches Diamonds, Pine Jewelry, SOLID SILVER WARE,

NEW PATTEBN3.

Solid Silver Spoons and Forks,

FINE SILVKB-PLATED

Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Castors, BERRY DISHES, IOE PITCHERS, WAITERS, CUPS & GOBLETS,

Also, a fine line of

Silver-plated Table Cutlery.

ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTE® IN Old English or German Text.

ALL

GOODS Bocaur IIE&E

ENGRAVED FREE OF CHARGE,

W. p. BMGHAM A CO., 50 EAST WASHINGTON STEEET, apr6d3m INDIANAPOLIS.

JT. TS\, 6LOVER'«

INDIANAPOLIS

TERRA COTTA WORKS,

lias on hand, or manufactures to order, all kinds of Architectural Ornaments, such as Window Caps, Brackets, Medallions, Panel and Frier a Knrichmerte Flower Vases, Life size Statuary, Water Pipo, 4c.

Two squares west of Union Depot. aprll6d0m

THE CARPENTERS' UNION,

SUCCESSORS

TO HELWIO, BOBEBTS .,

MB, SASH AND BLIND BHiMU,

SOUTH MKBIDIAN STEEET,

Nearly Opposite East Knd of the Union Depot

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

KKdELAR SIZED WORK CONSTANTLY on HAST I)

apr6-2tind0m

CHABLS8 6TEFFEN8. JOHN 8CB20SIDEB STEFFENS & SCHNEIDER'S INDIANAPOLIS Plicenlx Bell and Brass Foundry,

SO Union. Hailroad Track, Half Square East Union Depot, Indianapolis, led This Establishmsti 1 haB constantly on hand a completo assoitment uf iirass Goods for Engino Builders, Steam and Gas Fitters, and are manufacturers of Water, Steam, Gas and Deer Geeks, Whistles, Couplings, Oil Oups, Globe Valves, and all klnda of JUrass Works. aprl0-l2taw8m,

COAL.

QOAL I COAL 1! COAL 11!

Tbo undersigned will furnish, at preseut aud duriug tho Ensuing seaso", either Brazil or Jttoeedale Coal, at the lowest possible rates, and the very be it quail of Coal. Any orders leitot the F»eil Store of U. li. Kubbius, in Powling Hall Block, willmczt with prompt atteution. augA)d3m JOSKFH 0. KftLLY.

rp C. GKOVEE, J. DKALKK IN

WOOD AND COAL.

The undersigned Is now delivering the superior Coal of the PiuuserOoal Alining Company, at Uarrysville, and r«sp*ctt'ullj solicit* an examination and trial. It will found equal to tbe llraxil Coal, and is furnished at much less ratos. I would re!ef consumers to B. L. Tiiuuipjuu, Esq.. who is iiKlug it at bis Mill and lle-iliftmv. Or.lerB loft at Ira Grorer'a fltovo Store, Third Btreot, north of Slain, wi I rocelre prompt attention.

July I", otf TIM. C. v. BOVtB.

OALI COAL I I

Abont tbe Walled Lakes Iowa—Another Theory.

Special Correspondence of The Chicago Evening Journal.

lowA, September 10.

Several years ago, some imaginative writer published a very fabulous and mysterious article about "Walled Lake," in W right county, in this State. Every little while, since that hoax was published, some imitator tries his hand at something equally mysterious, Occasionally

article finds its way into print, giving the only true explanation of these simple phenomena but the hoaxes never cease, notwithstanding. IJpreeume that they

will continue to appear

hw«after

aa regu-

The Best is the Cheapest! E. F. MKUIUL is now prepared to furnish the best Uraili and lii bland.Uoal, alse the Lehigh and Anthracite Coal, if ordered^. Orders left at Mo Ke«n's Store, 107 Main Sc., or Uartsock & Bannister's, will receive prompt attention. a34tf

COAL! COAL!!

OHN AtcFABLANE IS NOW furnishing the best quality of Jliver Coa screened on a wider screen than auy other Dealer is using, and at the very lowest rates.

Orders lett at the Conutv Scales, or at Woodmansee's Grocery, on Main street, next door to C. C. Smith & Co.'a Stove stor, will rcceivs prompt attention. Leave orders with Gus. Arnold, at the Post Office. jy24dtf

OBTOWN BLOCK COAL.

Tbe undersigned is prepared to furnish tbe citixens of Terre Haute with this superior Coal, taken from the' mines two miles east of Brazil.— This Goal Is superior to anv brought to this market. Lewis Herbert is m- authorised agent, and I will fill any contract he may make. Orders may be left at B. L. Ball's Stove Stare, and at Paddock & McKeen's Mill. alM6m BOBKBT GUEST.

I A O

Is now supplying tbe best quality of Biver Ooai at the market rates. Orders left at Chamber.' Grocery Store, southwest oorner ot the Public Sonar*, will receive nrompt attention

INDIANA

STATE UNIYEJR S1TT,

BLOOMINGTON, IND. The next Term of IKDIAS* ST A I UMVXMITT will begin on Tuesday, Sept. 17th. TVtxxo* Is TBBC roa tu in the Collegla and Preparaiory Departments, ixCLCDtxe I*iTsWlio» IK ut ttoDBBX LiKsosQU. Janitor fee Is three dollar* per Term. Three additional Professorships have been established. The Scientific Preparatory Course has been aboli.hed. Ladies will be admitted to the Hegalar College flias s., bot not in the Preparatory Deaartment. Law Tiaa will begin Nov. llih. W. HANNAJKAN,

PTteident or Trust**!. Iadianapolls, lad. Sept. 9, ISCMWIW

MILLINERY.

.•&>- "fcrS'SZ

Hi A MpM ^3

MRS. WALTER

Has removed her

,1-

''r'

the work of

But why are boulders

biKW&'O

WHOLESALE8* MILLINERY

Tive Doora East of ite Old Stand, to

No. 85 Main Street, up Stairs.

Her New York

DBEIH CUTTER

Will be on hand on the I6th inst. with all the

LATEST STYLE PATTERNS.

CHEAP MILLINERY

AND

IL,A.TH3SJX STYLES

At No. 85 Main Street.

MISS SALLIE HASTINGS.

MERCH'T TAILORING,

HARTS0CK & BANNISTER

Have just received their

Fall and Winter Stock

Of Fashionable and Desirable

O I N

Our personal and best attention given to the Merchant .Tailoring department.

Our patrons are invited to an inspection of our GuODS

AND PRIOES.

CALL AT THE

CLOTHING STOKE,

Uivios

IVo. 79 Main St.

J. WALMSLEY,

HIS A ILOR

Has just returned from the East with a large Stock of

Clotlis,

Cassimeres &

Vesting*,

Whieh he proposes to make up to order

CHEAPER

Than any other Merchant Tailoring Es* tublishment in Terre-Haute.

Gentlemen in want of Clothes made in .. Good Styla by,a

IJraetioal Tailor

Call Dn iJ. W. at his

TAILOR SHOP

falsi Side of th# Public Square

H. T. C. EMEIS, M. D.

Eclectic Physician,

SURGEON and JAiCOflCHKR.

Besides all Acute Diseases, I devoted a thorengb study to the cure of all

CHRONIC DISEASES,

Snob as all Diseases ef the

BYE BBONC1I1TIS, LUN'G8, ASTHMA, El villi CONSUMPTION, SPLESN, AG0BOAKE, Jr -MACk,- DTSPSPS.'A,

And the other Abdolmnal Viscera, further:

Hysteria, Epilepsy, Paralysis,

HhcumatisTn, Scrofula, Palpitation of the Heart

Old ltunning Sores, White Discharges,

i-.: .-r- Piles—bleeding

&..T-

or not.

All Fovers—Chills A Agne

Intermittevta—I don't care how long standing— Bilious 'ever, etc. further, All DUttses Pscallar t» resales aa« CUltra.

Ointa .Qkio Street, Third 3oor weeto! «th treet. [ieltdSa

DRY GOODS..

RECifelVING

This Week,

Linens.

SAITOS£&

We have a aperior and experienced Cutter, and the best Workmen to be found in the West.

Great care has been taken in the aelec* tion of the FINER 0LASS of Goods.

Latest and best Styles of Cloths, Cassimers, Vestings and Genu' FURNISHI N O O S

v-VJ Vl"

O W 3

A O O S

1 •:*t«

Domestic Goods,, SiM3 Dress Goods,

Trimmings, TZk^._

iixui Of

hi#,- & fivgot

it l'Jl«

^af#»t0Pine

'+"i

Notions,

rfiia oi ateSs ti

7m '•*il Woolen Goods,

&o-

&0-

ft of

*r»

'Clctlnii'*' iiiid

FOR PARTI^R|^ALLa4T -c« T«2'

'The Bostpu Store'

qvJi' ep ,-o«a It Swf Where we are Belling 1o -1 30'Xtti*

VERY ^OHEAP FOE CASH."

••HIS «t»

|^WALM8LE\

jrs-a? er?ri

.iii.

111 Main Street.

LEATHER STORE.

BURNETT BOSS,

i'oiiw •p't'b9i*ri#}M

Reoeived,,iK ''n*

SOOOIBITSHELS'

in ut'/

Plasterers Hair!

I »:ot boos a i-i .'

... l-aitv.il! 1 si: »(t!i!V'iokl ,» Which we will sell at alv-

REDUCED PRICE

CASH

p^jJj

LEATHER STORF,

IVo. 144 & 140 Main St.

CINCINNATI CARDS.

Q.EROLD. & BEO'S

tid ihtl!

I A!]ST O S :.

WE OFPJEK the POBLIO a OLAKSor PIAN03 winch, In Workman hiy, Durability, Touch, II cbcoss, Depth aud Brilli ncj- of Tour, are uusurpassed by any, and at pricos less ttiaii can be pnrsbaeed elaewliore, combining tho same qualities. Auotber Impotriant Consideration.

Thdso Piauos possess the comparatirsV^ rare quality of. staBdlngflnuljr in tune, »i.1 will stand any climat9

EVERY PIANO iWARRANTED For Five Years.

GEEOLD & JESRO:, Piano Fort Mauufaoturera, "Of various styles and'sizes,

Northeast corner of Ninth aud Walmivr Streets (Mctropolitau Buildlog),

Clnciaauati, Oltio.

apr8d'm

CHARLES E. CHEEVER

Our Factory being well establi-he and provided with the latost improved malthiuery, Is able to Furnisb all krads of Paper iibxes at short Dotlci1 and lowest prices 228 Main Street......... CINCINNATI. OHIO. aprn .'fmi

HATS AND CAP.S.

I^BW .YORK HAT STORK

Joseph C. Yates,-, JUST IN. RECEIPT \v Men*' tTatsbf hi. hinds.

*',v"

Kast PaVlic V-rrr DOT 27dtf

ASTROLOGY.

ASTROLOCY.

GOOD NEWS FOB ALL

il,-W0 TO AN5T PEB80K WHO WTLL KQUAL MADAMS RAPHVKL IN THE m* PEOFfiSSIOS.

mHK 1 AMfi

,• v-

JSTEYEE-FAILLSTG MADAHB BAPHAELls ihe bast. S&esncceed* when all eth -rs hare failed. All who aro in trouble—all who have ben nnfortunate—all whose foud hopes have beu disappointed, crushed and blasted by false promise* aud deoe t—all who haTe been misled and tr fiei uitb—all fly to her for advice and satisfaction. AII who are in doubt of the adrctloos of those they lore, consult htr to relieve and satiety their minds.

In love Affairs She Never Fails

Sho has the secret of winning the afTcctious of kbe opposite sex. She sbo«a y«u the likeness of our future wife or bu-bacd, or absent friend.— ihe guide* the slng'e to a happy marringe, and makes tbe married happy Her aid and advice has been solicited in innncierable instances, aud tho resul: has always beta the mean* ot aecur lug a

Speedy and Happy Marriage,

Sbe is, therefore, a sure dependo ce. It is well known to the public at large that she was the first, and she is theonty person iu this country who can show the likenexs in reality, and who ca'i give entire satisfaction on all ih* concer"* ot life, which can be tested aud proved by tbous&u I s, otb mar« rted knd single, who daily and eagerly vis her.

To all in business her advice is iuvilui' le. She can foretell, with the gr.atest cerciloiy, tho result of all commercial and business transactions.

Lottery numbers givon wilh-ut extn charge. MADA9IB RAPHAEL is a boss fide Astrologlst thatovery ono can depend upou. Sneis tbe greatest Astrologist of the nineteenth oeutury. It is that we 1-fcnown fast that makes i'liierate pretenders copy her advertisements and try to imitate her.

Madam* Raphael Is th* seventh daughter of the seventh daugtier she was born with a nrtnral «(H shecau foretell your very thoughts. Sbe also cares drnnkei.ness.

All interviews strictly priTata and confidential. As a Female Physician her remedies uevar fall to cure all femalo frregolarit'es, and to produoe the monthly flow, without danger or ezpesurs.—• They can not lnjur», but, on the contrary, they improve the health.

Therefore, come one, com* all, to

111 Richmond, bet. Central Arcane asi John. Cincinnati, Ohio. TEBM8 Ladies, 81 Gentlemen, $1,50

N. B.—The Mart am will answar ni l'ttrs without a fee of $1 anda3-cent stamp is incl sed. Address Lcok Buz 531. ang?3Jwly

located in Si.

luary

F0R

Wool,

tri'iJ ri .fUiyi

1 "i-i

.iffl/.vn.-ivr

.Hide«j* '»v 'nifliT

o'1' Tallow,

-AND-

:T Tui

ROUGH LEATHER,

ii/i"

BURNETT1 BOSS'

I'.iJiUlr.ii

j-ti 1%-u f.

DOCTOR WllITTIKIi,

ADiploma

BEQCLABLY BBED PHY8I01AN, as hi which hangs In his effle *ill show has made

Ohrtmie Ditcatet tha

studji

of Hit life,

an!1

lias a Cniou-wlde reputation, haflug boen hoget

Loo&thsn any otlier Otiraaic Dlaww

Physician. Muchofhis practice bas been of a private nature.

Bgphititt.QotMThea.Gkti, Slrietun,

all

XJri

Ditcaset,, ^fpMlie or Bfereurial .ijfetUioiit of Iki Throat, Skin or 'Bonee Orohitii, Hernia or Kupturn

also, the effoote of a Solitary Habit, ruinous tc Body and Miud, producing blotches, debility, im potency, diKzluess,dimuutis of sight, confusion o: ideas, evil foreboding, avorsion to society, loss o! memory, weakness, Ac., not all those in any on case, but all occurring frequently in vaciotzs cases tS^Aocommodatioas ample, charges moderate cares gusrautood. Consultations by lettor or a' office, free. Most case* can bo preperly treate•: ty Meustruatlon anil Pregnancy. Sc*. without au interview, aud mcuicigca, s6oare Iron Vbservation, sent by mail or azp'resii No bt Jranoe to bnsiness in moit oassa.

ti'i

Address Box .'1092, St. Louis, Mo. '.• Hours—8 A.M.to 8 P.M. Otflc* parmaueuth ocated ot No.017 St.Charles Street,between tuil Seventh, omo square South of Llndell lioUl, retired spot in the centre of tho oit7.

Consultation rooms, and roono for Ihe tcoiu nodation of such patieuts as require'd^ity persox il attention.

EVERYBODY

Can get, in a sealed letter onvelopo,m7 Theory Symptoms andTi eatmont of Nervous, Urinary au' jeznalDiseases,ciearly delineatiog all the disease: conditions, with full Symptom Lists, for tvr. 'hroe-cetit postage stamps to prepay postage.Olrcalar for Ladles,relating to Diseases of Pbb£r ayrtxltwly.

QUEENS WARE.

i,!

Hoys' Hats oi All ltinil- il MUsea' Hatn ot all ltinunf

...

Infants' Hat« oi all kind)*,

Au nt all prices. Uats made to-orfier,in short 'oni' and s*e

THE SPRING 8Tk ihi'JS,

A N I I O O

How Lost! how Restored J,ft Published i* a taled elttelope. Prios, fix Dffltt.

A LEOtUKE ON THB NATURAL TUBATSINT, »nd Baikal Oun of Spenuat irri cea, or Seminal Weitkurse, Iuvoluntary'K nisslons, Sezo al Bebi ity, and Impediments to JUarriago, generally Nervousness. Consumption, K| ilepsy, and Fits, Mental and Physical Innpaclty, ronultinaj from Self Abus Ac., by BOBT. J. (.'ULVtawiLt, II. D., author of tbo "Green Book,"

ie.

"A Bo an to Tiiounnntls of tiuffereW Seut uuder se.tl, In a plain nuveiopc, lo any ad. drew, postpaid, bn rec-lpt

at fix c.n»n,

or two

postagvstamp*, toCUAS. J. b' ICLlKK Jt

ATITT3IAN,

C.O.,

127 Bowery. New TorK, Post Offlre bus 4580. Also Br, Culverwell's "Marriage Guide," prloo 25 cents. dw3o. in*

MKCHANICIiVN.

Ho. 01 Main Street, between Stn 7th Sts.. Terro Haute, Intl. MODEM AUD Daxwiao* SiXTLt lixscrTiD, Sewing MacLines and other LUbt .Biachinery repaired to give satUfacdeo. Breech-Loading 8a«t duns aftbr the celebrated Trench Pattern, made from vew-'or old material, may 8dly

DISSOLUTION.

***,

gPRlNG MTLLINERT/

M. B, HUDSON. WM. A. tt'CLXTBE.

MAJOE

B. HUDSON & CO.,

Importers and Jobbers of

CH^NA, GLASS AJiB CUOCUEBV, And Bealers in Houso ITixmisliinK oods. No. i39 Wabash street -..Terro Haute, (sd.

Jan30.Uwtf

W QTJEENSWARE STOBF

HENORICfi & FELLE3ZER,

WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALERS 138

CHINA, GLASS,

4JTCI ..

Q0S.EN SWARE,

-J,:

»5

MANTTFACTXJUXA AND DRAT.EB IN

PAPER BOXES.

l?)-.vs just opened at

Nos, 149 and 151 Main Street,

TEBRE HAUTE, IND.,

The Largest Stock

OF GOODS

KVKR BROUGHT TO THI3 OITIl

w- omprising in part,

E N I N A

White, Gold Band, and Deco

vrated

China, Plain and Figured

STONE CHINA,

ANU

Common Ware

DINNER, TEA AND TOILET SETS

Silver-Plated, Alabata an Britania Ware,

TABLE CUTLERY

,W'

ijiita oasv-

The firm of Gelger Wiok* was dissolved by mutual consent the 11th day of SspUmber. Frederick Oeiger will oonttnue the bosiuee* at th* lame stand, and is alone authorised to collect debts due th* Firm, and will settle all ontstand* in* -1-im. FREDERICK GKIO&B, ilSJlw SOLO40S WICH8.

OPENINGS

We'are now rMeWng a tall stock of which will b* op*n*d on th* 4th in*t. Ladiee, oaU and see oar new *tyle PatArn Bonnets and Hate, aprldtf lc. H. ABBOTT.

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION!

Gj-AS SWA RE,

Imported and Domostio, in Grea Yariety!

Boheinian, French and Belgian Glassware! Vases, Mantle Ornaments and Lava Goods!

OOAIi OIL LAMPS,

LANTEKNS, SHADES, CHIMNEYS, AND WICKft

H01ISK FOKSISHUifi tiOODS, —A!n—

A. F^ZTURES ttt 39i ^,.w-sfc-."f tr«cordially fttfrlt*

RETAIL MERCHANTS

To inspect oar Stock, as tbsy will Suit oor Wan* as low aa they can brIng them Horn tbe Kant, begfflos saving fcreakage in transporttulto. W« hav» -.ftill stock of

ASSORTED CRATES

or 8TOSE CHINA and 0031310* WAli*.

THE

on Library Ca

PHILADELPHIA.

SUBSCRIPTION ONE D0LI1E.

#800,000

PRESENTS TO. SUBSORIBPES.

TO.

One Cash Prcwat of M«,ew One Cash Preseat One Oasis Pr«a«sst Ons Cash Presen Two Cash Presents •ffS.SOO

Stad full SeAtdult of PrttenU

Xaoh Csrtifloat* of Stock Is accoapasM with

Beantlful Steel-Plate.EnsraTing

WOBTH MOBB AT KIT AIL 1HAM THBOMT Or CIBTiriCATS, And also insures to the Holder a PBK8XNT IH THJ OBSAT DI8TBIB0TI0*,

The Washington Library Co^

Is chartered by the SUts of Pennsylvania, sod Organised in aid of the

Riverside Institute^

roa

Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans.

Incorporated by Use State ot X. J. APBIL 8. 1847. ,r

THE RIYJCBSli)# UTSHTLTI, Sltnated at Blverslde, Borllngtoa County, Vew Jersey, la fonnd lor the purpose of .{rataitoosiy eduaating he soai of doacased Sol Icrs and ,8e» men of the United S La tel.

The Board o! Trustees consists ot tio following well-known citisens of Pen.sylvaui-i and Sew Jer«ey QOM. WILLIAM B. MANN,

Agent Adams'^Express, PhiludeWhia, Pa. E. COlt, Esq., Or Joy, Oor, ft Oo:, PhUadeiphts.

Offloe of Internal Bevenne:—Havlug received satisfactory evidence that the proceeds of the enterprise oondnoted by the "Washington Library Compa.y" will bedsrotedto ohiritablu usee, permission is hereby granted to said Company to oondnct such enterprise exempt from all charge, whether from special tax or other dnry.

FIVE DOLLAB ENGBAVING3. Auy persou who pays FIVE DOLLABS shall receive the large and splendid Steel Plate of "THE MABBIAGE OF POCAHONTAS," and Five Certificates of Stook, entitling them to Five Prsaonts.

The Bugraviugs and Oertifioates will be delivered to eaoh subscribers at our Looal Agenoie*, or sent by mall, post-paid, or express, as may be ordered.

THB

WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY VrttL

AWABD

Three Handied Tboasand Dollar IN PRESENTS

To the Shareholders, On Wednesday, Sept. 25thf 186T

At PHILADELPHIA, ,PA., OB AT TUK INsIirCTB,

Tbe remainder will consist of Sii rerware, Musical Boxes, Cpers Gituses, Pockot Bibles, and different articles of ornament aud use, amounting to 2,000

Total WOO.OOS AU tbe properties given clear of incumbrance.

now TO OBTAIN SHARES AND EDOBAV1N6S. Send orders tons by mat', enclosing frotu $1 to $20, eitber by Post Office orders or in a registered lotter, at our risk. Larger amounta should be tent by draft or express. 13 eharss with Engravings 25 shares with Engravings 60 shire, with Esgravlags 75 shares wiih Engravings 100 shares with Engravings... Local AGENTS WANTED throughout the United

-SL.3V

Disnot Attorney, PhaadelphU, Pa

HON. LEWIS B. BB OMALL, Hx-OHlsf Ooiner U. s. Mint, and Booorder of D*e.le, Puiladelphia, Pa, HON. JAMBS M. liUO VEL, New Jet soy. HON. W. W. WA UK, New Jersey. HENEY OOBMAN', EJ.J.,

E. A. BOLLINS, Commissioner.

THB WASHINGTON LIBRAE! COMPANY,

In order that the benevolent objeot set forth in tois circular may bo successfully ovcomdllshed have issued Ave series of

FIND STEEL-PLATE ENGRAVTNG9, whloh are put on subtoriptisn at pricos mneh below their retail vai ue. CEBTIFIOATEj OF STOOK IN THE WASH

INGTON LIBBARY COMPANY

will be issued, stamped wu lithe Seal of the Company, and signed by the Secretary, (None others genuiuo.)

Any person sending ns 0MB DOLLAR, or pay lug no same to our local Agents, will receive immediately fine Steel Plate Engiaving, at choioe from the following list, %nd One Oertlgcate of Stock, insuring One Present in published scheduly.

ONS BOLLAB ENQBAVINtiS.

No. 1—"My Child 1 My Child 1" No. a—"They are Saved 1 They're Saved I" No. #—•"Old Seven ty six or, the E try Days of the Bovolntioa.'

Any person paying TWO DALLABS will receive either of tht following flue Steul Plates, at choice, and two Certificates of ^took, thus becoming entitled to Two Peesents.

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

THBSE DOLLAB ENQBANIMOS. Any person paying TUBES DOLLARS will reoeive the beaatifnl Steel Plate of *'H 3MB FROM THB WAB," and Thre Oetifloanes, beoomiaiug in titled t* Thr** Presents,

FODB BOLLAB SNOBAVINOS. Any person paying FOUB DOLLARS shall reoeive tha lar je and beautiful Steel Plate of "THE PXBILS OF 0GB FOBEFATHKBS," and Four Certificates of Stock, entitling them to Four Presenti.

tnrt

now. rile' i-iiov

.RIFEBStOB, ». I

SCHEDULE OF PBESENT3.

..f^OOQ.

1 Gash Present........ 1 ash Preseut Sd.000 I Cash Pr*sent 10,000 1 Cash Present i\000

Cash Presents of

Si,600

each

bflOO

1 Handsome Country itesidence, Stables, Grounds, &o., Germantown, Phllad'a... 18,000 1 Double Residence, 8 story brick, Cam* den, N. 16,000 1 Coal Depot, Omce, Sheds, Ground, wilb business established. No. 13'4 Washington Avenye, Philadelphia 14,000 1 Country Besideuoe, Blrersids, N. J., with Ground, Fruits, Aec. 10,000 1 Three story Cottage, Lot,£o 6.WO S3 Valuable Building Lots, BUersldo 9W3 ft,000 1 Elegant Turnout Family Carriage,

Span of Horses, Haruesi, Ac., complete 6,000 10 Valuable building lots, Blverslde, $300 each.... 1 Beautiiui Silver-gray Uone 15 bunds

5amel's

3,000

Mgh, sired by the celebr«.td imported Arabian Hor.* "Caliph also, a light Road IVarfon, weight UO pounds, with Bjt of superior Single Harness, Ac., making a firtt-class establisbmeunt 20 Pianos, $500 each. 20 loileo. o, each 6 Rosewood oewing Machines, (200 ach l|0o0 10 Family Sewing Machines, $100 eai 1,000 ro Fiue Gold Wi.tches, $200 each 10,000 100 Oil Paintings, by leading Artl,t*— ag-J|

8,000 10,000 4,600

regale valns 10,000 Hair Staawls, $l,OoO S,000 2 'amel's Hair Shawls, 5J.000 each 6,000 3 Haadsj^e Lace Shawls, $200 each. 760 10 Cashmere Shaw's, $60 each 600 20 Silk Dress Prtterns. $75 each 1,500 60 City Building Lots, $176 eaci 8,760

..23,60 46,60

Respect full years, te., GEO. A.

4fBite

to tit* Country Trade. 0rS9Ts tekeo for engraving designs on Olass,

Ornaments on Chinaware, As

will match any broken set of ?rsnch ObiM, Flats. aoldBaad. or Daoocated. ssaidwtf

90,00

States.

The Association have appointed as Receivers, Messrs. GEO BOB A. COOKE A 00., whose well knownlntrgri-yan business experience will be a sufflolentgnersntoa that toe mossy applied to the purport stated. 1'nix.APLKPiiiA, Pa., May 20,1867. To the Officers and Members of tbe Washington

Llbr,ry Ce., N. S. BEAD, Secretary Grntlemen —Oa receipt ef yonr favor of the ISth inst., not fjiug us of onr appointment as Beofivers foryoar Company, w* took tbe liberty lo submit a copy of yonr Ohartsr, with a Dlaa of jaor inter prise, to the highest legal authority of the State, and having reoelved his favorable opision in regard te its legality, ssd sympstblslag with the beaevolent object of yonr AseoeiatknP via the education and malntenauee ef tbe orphan children ol onr soldiers and sailors at tha Biverslde Institute, ire have concluded to aooept the trust, and ta use our best efforts te ptemote •o wor hy aa ob eot.

eoocs

00.

Address all letters to 0*0. A. 000** 00., BAXUSS,

i: South Third Street. Philadelphia, Pa. BiMtiiri tot tbi WMk'Bfton Library Oo.

I rat. w. o'comraisi* I 104 Malat Street*

Afttt ia T«mHaalab

tbhbe-UAUTE,

AJI

$ "Of

S A

8EPTEMBER 26th, 1867, The Largest CotSpaiSy V'one. third that will visit the West during the Season of 1867.

COMBINED WITH

.CULLEN'S TRIBE

1R00U0IS INDtANS

fVa^iruti-tko Beet and Largest ExMbitlca rxt^at.

TaxistraT DarAaTUUST,

WASSUtOTOH, D. 0., April Id, 1467.

ra«di

ast tm

.ttb

o'Hiin.ut com pic to in rich end cwry par•i ..: all tho requisites fjr furnishing «Sa utiailfyiog Splendors, Novil Eoprescntvts IVfiotd Arts, all la ono entertainment, aif, wall organised programme.—Tho Crema vt ili. uestriai:lsui—tho famod Glories of lho 'All—.i enrrect exposition of Almridrtal Cus- •... V'i'r sontol with nil tbe collateral i-ljf of Co* :.- it, Miluntings. Trappings and other lualcui*

asgviru'iit, determined to give tho public a !m/

OF IMPOSING GRWOEUR,

j.i style surjiasslngall prccodcots,havesercrsd all tlm brllllant features of an O a A I S A 3 O S S I O

2 ARABIAN CAMELS!

ill miv. i! two abreast by real Mahomcilanr to tho i)Ll IA CAB »F CLEOPATRA,—n itch nal foil A ark..-. with alecant dcSigna, artistically iri'ated d- heiug tfii- nni'tviii- of tbe ono used ia tho 01. !,\'IE,V»T9 of ALKXANDB1A. Titty stnio- •••*, i" :lv fp in of auluinls, usrrunted an outlay of 5,01" 1"Vo CVMKI^ sro of glcantlo 3t.turc, (hr.ying on i-tcl with care from tho (.liolce hen's of tho Viceoi kjfj t:l. mid nro perfect In form. They nre tin only •cii iti- sicgU launched "Ships of tho Eesert" •ri jK.r1.!! /fV vmiiHoa. Such druvo cf C.imels r.'o uo arc wiiestfll evos but tho fact of sc^iig o«*»' t-ij.'Sjj.r, drawing with pomp and seeming ide ,!*• M«U"STAlS or SIELOHY and s»rgo«-s--s jiiot but rivet tho attention of every IcliolJcr. His

1 !a,L'iKG PIECE OF GRftSDEUR

1 iicil thf peoplo on tho morning of tlio r'ey nt about 11 clock. The Chariot wiil couI 1 Ml.iiii':* OOBNEV BAST), cai fallowed by ttois

111

Mounted Red Son3 of the Forests I

Ire' —pnlntod, plnnitd an-1 psnnpPiit-* •oi nu.arrnv (1* Chiefs, Braves, Paeheni3,,'1' arrlors, composed of tho BE.VL ABORIGI*

,nu

AL 0 tb.

A.\l) WOMEN,—remrnnis of peojila ivlia .. l.om au. n:.g tho naliona cf the earth.

THC llfflft or

rt OftVttkiado of fi^VW etocds—Avail

Usiii," Iltracoriaik Fnueb, ana anuiostloiiioroiigni :aii umber or Spins ot Draught Horses, wi.kh. size, liia'.it mil 1 strunith are eminenuy worthy of nttenUon. '1'he V.ligims. nrs, vaqs. Churlots and Csrri.ljre?, aro 1 'led in it stylo comniensur.to with the gencftt'rRnroKiiT tbat distinguishes this Model

THE ARTISTIC DEPftfiTMr IT

(£qn«8trian, Humorous, anci Gymnastic,) bis boou p!ae©1 under tbe iflamedlftto anil supreme coatroX of tbat ezperieaoed performer and manager*

3FSANK H. BOSSTON,

wbo has cngsged tbe following named nrtlstes. dlt of whoa .v: cstnMisEed claims for merit and distinction MUc. ID

A, the fascinating Terpslchorotm Cq^sstriCBao,

Mile. LOUISE BLISS, Asccnsicnlit. Mcio. DeLOTTIS, Mistress of Bond Exercises. Mona. DeJjOtTIS, Trainer of Animals, who will latrow ('uco bis wonderfully Educated Dogs. Mr. J. MADIGAW, Champion Elder of tho rrorlil. Massrs. W. DONOVAN and C. MADIQAH". the ioo«t*xpei£ and grsoeful of Acrobats. YOUNG SAM STICKNEY taa iNpalar Clown. Mr. W. LARUE, the dashing bare-a^a Jtorseman. THOS. WATSOBT, Blstrlonlo PlroaerTo Uhlir, Sig BLISS, the Athletlo aad Antipodean tTo&dcr. .JAB. FLAKE, Humorist and BnfTu Clown. Masters George, Fr&noois, c.ad Olflron.20, Hl«sara. Moretts, Hawkson, Ferrine, &0. &o.

During the varied programme, on innovation will hp jnafio of the pranks and cunning capcrs of tho

Petit PONIES and Monkey Ride2»4

mais

iii,

In the Council* of their N. /on, will, Inn TTi-vani of tbair •wn construction, give a.i the Kites and (.nemom*-* ot their Tribe—sach as tbe Coon Dance, Inonntatl' for Baia, lamcution to the Great SpMt, Tho War Wbonp, Tiio Trioinphal Return from the Chase,') he Kxectttlnn tha risoncr. Marriage Festival aad Funeral So!e:u»UIC3,— concluding with an Historical National Picturo of

Pucahontas Saving Capt. Smith!

THE CHILDBEN OF IT AGAR, E A A S O E E S E

will introduce TtlE HEBD OF CAMELS i.ir. Pr.5tor.1l Soeno, illustrativo of tho HALT OF THfc, CJJiAVAH upon tho Oasis of tbe Sahara.

THE ENTIBE EXHIBITION

Admittance, SO Cts. Children under tea, SS Cta,

TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY!

0T Afternoon at! o'clock, Evening at 7%.

Will

».

ONE CmV

OTSTBER

AS,

Arranged so tbat all can see, snd bo comfortably scatod.

ss&j _.—

Visit

Charleston, Tuesday Sept. 24th, Marshall, Wednesday Sept. 25th, Terre-Haute, Thursday, Sept. 26,

Afttmoon and Evening.

«*wt«