Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 September 1867 — Page 4

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Wednesday Morning, Sept. 25th, l8fi?

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TERRS HAUTE AKI IITDIAlfAPOLIS. WAvr. ^"vs2:30 A. Exprcs* 11:26 8:46 a. a _.Xaii

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jeUBLIC SPEAKIJS G!

On Monday, tho 7th day of October, 1867, at 2 o'clock p. H.t speeobeo will be delivered at the following placus by the persons whose names are est opposite, upon tho political issues of (ha day Sanford F. Meredith New Goshen H. Nelton 8u«HI' 'reek Township nouse I. N. Pierce Middjetown--. P- B. O'Riley Prairietou J- Croln Lockporl W E. McLcan Loat reek Township House Albert Lauge Nt-vlni Township W- Edwards Otter Creek—Union hurch H. D- Scott H(in?v Creek—311. Zlon thurch.-B. W. Thompson Hartford

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II F1LBECK, Sec'y.

Th-a Judicial District Convention. 'ibo ISth Judicial District, composed of the couutiuit of S'iliivau, Park, Vermillion and Vigo, will holii a convention in Tcrre Banto, Tuesday Ociobcr l6t, ai o'c' jckp. a., at the Old Court House, to nnduato candidates for Circuit Court Judge und Prosecuting Attora?7-

Tho counties abovo named will please send dtle Eatea duly anthoriiod. By order of the Essentia Commlttet of Vigo County.

A. BUBSETT, Chairman

S-FILLMCK,

Secretary.

SECOND: WARD

SPEAKING TO-NIGHT

-AT—

AT TiiB SCHOOL HOUSE

SEE NOTICE ABOVE

TO-DAY'S ADVEKTISEMEN TS

For Salt—Dfilrable BosUence—Arlm Dolmen. Ilaek Lice—Jahuieu& Clark. Theaire, To night—"HnnpUbaek."

CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

ttST* Rcmtimber the Good Templar's Festival at Pence's Hall to-night

J®- The Marion county Fair is being held at Bridgeton, this week.

B&F O. P. ?hnnlcs, Esq., of Sugar (.'reek township, hns the thanks of overy member of this offlee for a basket of splendid ftpplos.

E&f An additional police force of eleven men—seven for night and four for day sorvice—has been put. on by the municipal authorities, to sorve until the close of tho Fair week.

3Sf" Br, Fnrnswortfc, of Indianapolis. who?o advertisement appears on the first pane, will ho nt tiie Torre Haute House, Wednesday.Tlutrsday'and Friday of next Wi-fl!

Dr.T.iVL7FV.--\Ve learn that, tho deputy internal revenue collector for DelnTM and andolph counties, Mr. Ed Gilbert.. «.f :v defaulter to tho cstont of ?2 300. Hn has fdllon short !b:". a litt'.o lets than year.

Ti auction sale of Books

c":iti!crcp.d uu ht at Dawson «fc For rent's Ai.ci.'ii. This is an opportunity r. lv ofT.-rcO !o o:r citizens ta select from i! t»p-i "voi'-'olecterl *toek as any in 'jic V,", an" now boinaj fold at iittloinori thut! b?.lf viic ti-ual prLva.

t-\, r.r:

it ht at. Dowiirp Hul 1 Tipany wil! give thcii pr. i:uc)"g James h- 'ii'.:lifui Ji.'iv the Lh ft strong ci»ft of oSiro is open from c-ic'i day. wber scat?

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Wv-1. JV.1 3 Corn| r.ny I*tro lo Kopathear.i! tcdj

:t2 UiO Ot'tllg

•. •ikisweok. of Mr.

•r -j' G.'.-innn Thestre, the Mftropolitap v-hich occasion he will

Linghavi's OthMlo. "Vy r«n fMieQl tr.av becon«uma-

KcV* Saston A Walmsley direct us to make no change ia their advertisement this tmrning, as the programme for this week isuibstantisiiy ihesame as that for tho previous wook. via: A general earing out s.tla of Suumer Goods, and a reduction nf the price of the best Dress JTalicow'to flfteon cants.

THIBD WAKI LASTNIOHT

ST. LOUIS, ALTON AITS TEBBE HATJTE. LIAT2. A»»1V£11:85 A. Express- 2:20 A. M. 4:60 r. U...Mattoon Accommodation... V:*5 A. B. 11:00 p. a ......Express 3:00 p. M. r.TivnTTT.T.n AITS CRAWFORDBVILLE.

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AMRO.

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Union County Ticket.

tot Btcorder,

FEED. F. COaKBti.

For Commissioner—l»t District, FIELDINU SHEPUEBD. l'or Cozamlctloner—Si District,

NATHANIEL LEE.

STATE FAIR.—The

Balrd.

A cordial invitation is extended to all. By order oftlio Cnl'ju Executive Committee. /.tust: Nicaoiitra FILBEOE, Secretary.

JTUgfclLIC SPKAKIW©.

E. VT. THOMPSON, TiiOMAG U. JfELSOl?, W-'". E. JicLEA-f, J0!'2f O. CRAIif, JOl'Jf

BAIEf, ALBEP.: LANOE P. B. O'BILEY,

other Spaakere,

and

will addr 69

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political

lest!

citizens on

tho

of the day at

the different

as follows, at o'clock P. M.,

Wards

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SE 0N"S W AUD School House, Wednesday, £ipt '.Xth FIU-T WAR'' —At tho Ninth Street Market

I a S a 2 0 IfOL-EI"! V. A3 At the corner of Sixth and La'ayotto Streets, Fri'iay, Sept 27th. FIF'': U'AUD—School House, oorner Twelfth utid hasuut Street, Saturday, Sep:. 28th.

A cortliftl inviiaiion is extend to all Order of ta'j Union Exo ntlvo '"oramlttee.

—The larg

est aud most cntbusiastio mec'.iog evor held in yio Tbird Ward, took place last night. Short, tharp and tolling speeches were made by Hons. John G. Crain. Albert Langa and Thos. H. Kelson. The Errics of ward meetings starl off finely, and by the time the series are completed, the camp fires will bum with greater brilliancy.

Bear in mind the meeting to-night in tho Second Ward, at the School Homo. Let it be a router. Good speakers will be in attendance

It is tho purpoan of such o£ our

citizens as can take baskets of edibles to the State Fair to do so to take their dinners on the ground and to invite petsons from a distance to join them. That will he an agreeable hospitality it is a good means of making the Fair a decided success.

grounds and build

ings for holding the State Fair are about completed and aro being fitted up for the reception of the articles for exhibition, tlic amphitheatre fiuiihed and ready for use. There i* some fins On trouing stock in training en the* grounds, fhi LADIES BE

levc-nly aorcs in all, is tncioaed in a tight

the largest uirs ocer i.nld in the Swte. The,numerous 8heds,b!oih sand buildings for eating houios and refreohrncnit stands ive r.ssuranco that tht peopio will not wufit in that line, Tho grounds will be mjpiie.] with plenty of »s puro water as c.-:r. bo iounJ in thflSt:itn. There is being i.'r.'-pun-d'under tho ajpsjrvi^on of Mr. J:=. »ok, a check room i'or nking care of ull kinds of batfga^e, such as trunks,! CHiLC-t sacks, over i-ont*, satcbols, umbrellaa, pluiwls, dinner baskets and such articles as people may fir.d convenient to have aiid tr^tib'tvorrie to take cure of. This check room

w!!.

A HANDT NAME.—The

HE WEST OUT

Pleasant

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the last General Assembly, the Fioanoe Committee of tho Senate and the Com mittee of Ways and Means of the House ei Representatives will meet at the office of tho Auditor of State, to»dav, to destroy the cancelled bills, unsigned bills and plates for printing bills of the late free banks of this Stato. This rubbish is about all that is left of the free bank system of Indiana.

liS?" We pablished the other day an article from some exchange recommending the putting of salt in the mortar with which bricks in chimneys are to be laid. Tho effect will be to prevent soot accumulating, owing to the dampness produc rd by the salt. Salt boing the principal constituent ot'Mr. Ro?e's Artesian Well, lesrn thut the experiment has been tried by mixing mortar with tho water fio:n that well, and the result will be known, so soon as sufficient time shall have. pa«--'"d for the test.

Salt mixed with clay hardens with a gkza, and mr kes a fine brick to be used io furnaces, :nd fire places. If the water of the Ws.'ll will serve in that respect, it wiil ad.I ai-o:,)'ir claim 'or its vulus.

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We learn that an eminent ana

The St. Loais, Vsnd and!

Terra Haute Bail road, Gen. W^jtuftow, the contractor, is progrooing satisfactorily. This is what is known as the Brough route. The road bed has been laid from the Mississippi ta Highland, ready for the track. The crc«a ties and bridging have been obtained. The grading is being pushed energetically towards Greenville with the view of reaching that point by the ehd of the year. Those interested at this end are on the alort, understand what is to be done, and will put their en orgies to the work.

IK DIANA PATENTS.—The

Wood Bending Machine--^. C. & S. 0* Frink, Indianapolis. Bell Tightener—J. Hawley, Alton.

Valve Gear for Steam Engine—J. B. Fish Ft. Wayne. Fence—Thomas D. Reed, Aberdeen.

Machine for Driving Spokes in Wag* ons—G. W. Miles, Michigan City. Extension Bed ior Farm Wagon— Samuel W. Meredith, Greensburg.

Cultivator—Mordecai Sweet, Richmond.

SURE

half inilo irac* Sftvu except the dtuf, jreat auction sale of books at Dawson i' in good cor.diUoii t,.-, tuiie truck is in Poi-j-e^t's Auction Room every night this a forward statu eousjjieiijc mid waiting All books sold at retail during for rain ta ssule ten ^r.iuntl. Tlio fon» ciiii? ifl aii cuinpieted p.ni tlio whole fnir ground, including the lai»t addition, hfcout

ADVEBTISE.—The

parents of a

rousing uhild in this city, wishing to name their offspring after certain well-known C'tiK'-ns as a compliment, each upon declining the honor, were met with tho excuse, that they only wanted a handy n-iuie. The parents said both of their father's were named Andrew, but were always called Andy, they did not like thuir boy be nicknamed, acd so would not call bun after either of his Grand Paps. As appropriate to the parent's wishes, aud to reconcile their objections to Andrew, as name, they^were showed one of Lover's novels, and induced to •amu the child uftcr tbat so he wears the euphonious name ol^ -'Handy Andy."

FLY."—

Creasy, a hard nut from

tho Sucker State, was up before the Mayer lusi night, charged with being drunk and disorderly. Tiie Mayor administered tho law to him in the usual manner, by ausessiog the sum of $8 60 against him,

The gentleman, however, became ali at once very tbisty, and while the Marshal was showing him to the iee water, with which to cool his parched togue, he broke for the door and down stairs. He went at a fearful rate, and so great was his swiftness of foot tu'il he disU-u :d both the Ma.'ehal and Constable Rowland, who went In hot pursuit of him, and made his

spaces for advertis

ing in the street ears will be let to the business men of Torre Haute. .For terms enqusro at tie Street Rail Road OflSce, Terre Haute House.

JOHN

VIBY CHEAP.—One

following

patents were issued to citizens of this State for the week ending on the 10th inst:

ATTEND—The

iic ('ny at miction priew. d2t.

A HINT

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YOUNG LADIES.—We

!noan

board fence. The prorations by the suggest that at Saxtort & Walmsley's may lioitrd rtetn to be anipin to have one of fgund some superb patterns for Slippers suitable for a handsome present, [dlt

SCOTT,

dlw Secretarv.

DAVCINQ ACADEMY.—

Mr. M. can be

consulted in future at the Terre Haute House on any business con nee ted with his classes at the colleges or orthei-wise.— Room No. 27, Terrs Haute House, dlt.

Just received this day by express,

a large assortment of Bugle Fringe GaIcons and Gimps, Satin Rugle Gimp something entirely new in the way of Dress Buttons at the Buck Eye Cash Store.

RYCE

Co.

dtf

8®" Extra Fine Shore Mackerel and very Large Pickled Herring, just received, at the Star Grocery, corner Fourth and Ohio streets.

NAYLOB

dlt.

THE RICHEST MAN

way safely over the rivjr. Ojr fnt friend, Ycrk, for two hundred bottles of their the Marshal, returned frcm the chase, panting and sweating nt fearfui rate.— Had it been daylight, it would have furnished a rich scene in our streets.

Pursuant to a joint resolution of

celebrated

MOOSE.

Do you want some of those fin#

white cling peaahes to show your friends who may visit you during the State Fair. If so, call at Ray St Bailey's this morning, dlt.

ELKOAST FAMILY BIBLES—At

auction

every ii'ght at Dawson & Forrest's Auc« tion Room.

dSt.

IN THE

WOBLD.—

Bar»n Solomon Rothschild recently sent an order to

J. T.

Lane & Co., of New

INDIAN LINIMENT. A

better

certificate than this of the value of the remely in question, aould not bo procured, and the medicine itself has no equal in cases of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, Bruises, Cholera, etc. The neat form in which it. is put up renders It easy of transportation, and every traveler should have a bcttle for a constant companion.— It ii advertised in another column, and we invite our readers special attention to it. dwlt.

THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTK—We

lytical olioinis of New York, has made an analyst# of the water that flows from Mr. llw"v- Artesian Well. We bave not bfen "ble to obtain a copy of it. Our people are anxious to know the constitn- cncii one hundred and ten at One Hunent.s of the water, since so many have1 dred Doiars each twenty at Seventy befln benefitted by its use. For the in-J Five Dollars each ten at Fifty Dollars formation of the public, we should be! each and numerous other articles of use glwd to make the analysis known. and value, amounting to Eighty Two

pend a list of the most valuable presents to be awarded those who purchase stock, at One Dollar per share, in nid of the Riverside Institute, home for the gratu* itous education of soldiers' und sailors' orphans, from all parts ot' the country, under the management of the Washing, ton Library Company of Philadelphia.— The first present is worth Forty Thousand Dollars the second Twenty Thousand Dollars the third Eighteen Thousand Dollars tho fourth Ten Thousand Dollars the fifth Five Thousand Dollars tii» sixth consist of two worth TwentyFive Hundred each. The remainder are valued as follows:—Two at Fifteon Thousand Dollars each one nt Ten Thousand Dollars four at Fivo Thousand Dollars each two at Three Thousand each three at One Thousand each twenty at Five Hundred etich ten at Three hundred eifh three at Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars each twenty at Two Hundred and Twenty Five Dollars each fifty-five at Two Hundred Dollars each fifty at One Hundred and Seventy Five Dollars

Thousand Dollars, the whole making an

On Monday a freight train on the rgresrate of Three Hundred Thousand Toledo, Wabtsh and Western Railroad, Dollars worth of presents, which will be when about «ix mile? east of Fort Wayne,! distributed among the shareholders, each ran over and killed an unknown German share guaranteeing some one of the presin riii, about -io years old. He was walk- ents named above. In addition to this, a ing ahead oi" tho train, and when the handsome steel-plate engraving is given engine approached placed himself upon at tho time of the purchase of the stock. the track in such a manner as to insure This engraving at retail, could not be his death. His body was terribly tnuti- obtained for the amount paid for the rapid than destruction the body grows. latcd. The remains have not been iden-' stock. Who will hesitate to aid a noble the other hand, when thepervous force

^fied and the name of the unfortunate parity on such terms. Road Advertise-,^TegeUUT6j jt that the body is

EPISCOPAL PRAYXB BOOKS—All

to insinuate, but would mildly

SUPPORT HOME MANUFACTCTKE.-There

is a strong prejudice against articles of American manufacture, and justly too, in many cases, but not so with DeLand & Co.'s Chemical aleratus. This is the best articlo in existence for cooking purposes, yot many families are using English soda, hen this saleratns is muoh better, and by nsitig it you are patronising home production. For sale every were. [dwlt

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be a great accom

modation at such a place. Families wishing to visit liio fair enn take their dinner and have sale and convenient'place to keep it without having to detail a guard to watch it. AH thut seems to be wanting to muke the fair a success is soma rain, an article very much in demand at this tune.

Grand Bali will be given at

C' r.cordia Hal! on Friday evening, Sept. 27, 1867. Music by the German Band. The admittance i? flxed at one dollar. Tho publics i? retpectfully invited to attend. d3t

CAUSE

Dollars Dollars Dollars Dollars

For new and beautiful styles of and the consumptive condition is eslabDress goods go to W. S. Ryce & Go's. If In tubercular consumption, tho system pon want fine Ircnch Merinos, au colors,, ja jjjj0

W. S./RTCB

ANATOMrOAL CHARACTER.

Consumption, as all are aware, means a consuming or wasting away, and was originally applied to many diseases afflicting different organs of the body, having no symptoms in oommon except emaciation. They were callcd consumptions because of this emaciation. But the use of this term led to confusion among medical writer.? and made it necessary to designate the kind of consumption meant, by prefixing tho name of the affected organ. Laennec, the author of Mediate Ascultation, and inventor of the stethoscope, in his extensive researches into the pathology of tho lungs, found that small granular bodies always exist in the lungs in genuine consumption. These bodies are called tubercles, and sineo this discovery tho term consumption has been restricted to disease of the lungs and called tubercular consumption. But do not suppose that I wish you to understand that this fell disease is whoby restricted to the lungs, for tho development and workings of tho disease in this organ, is only part, or fragment of a great constitutional malady. Tubercles themselves, aro oomposed of unorganized matter, deposited from the blood of a yellowish color, opaque, friuble, and about the firmness and consistency of choose, and its formation is closely linked with the scrofulous diathesis. At first a tubercle is deposited in the state of a fluid exudation from the capillaries in the lame manner as lymph is in this con dition it insinuates itself into the insler slices of the lung tissue, passes through the lining membrano of the air vessels, and their interior. It now co-agulat.es and constitutes a foreign, solid, body, which can only be removed by being again broken down and rendered capable of being either absorbed or expectorated. The softening or slow death of this tubercular deposit, constitutes true ulceration, a process that is liable to occur at any time, and #hich is more or less extensive, according to the amount and extent of tho morbid deposit. One very important fact is, that tubercles when they afioct the lungs are not deposited at random qr indifferently all parts of this organ but it is in the upper lobes in nearly all cases they first commence their destruction. It is here where they arc the largest aud most numerous. It is hero also that they first ripen and grow soft, and become ready for expulsion through the bronchia and trachea, consequently it is here we have the most frequent, the most numerous and the largest excavations in the luugs. As I before alluded in my letter upon bronchitis. we have in many instances a different type of consumption to deal with in the west than that of the tubercular, and this I denominate a softening, or more properly a ea tarrh or the lungs. For an example we may take a case of consumption as it occurs in tho New England States. How many of you have noticed a young lady or young gentleman, in the pri.ne of life, and apparently in tho enjoy, ment of good health, eye bright, voice clear, complexion clear and fair, with what you may call a beautiful flush upon the oheek, sc. Suddenly they are attacked with a pain in the chest, or bleeding from the lungs, and finally a cough. The skin changes somewhat to a waxy appearance, but still retains its blush, the eye is a little brighter than usual, but the destructive disease rapidly runs its course and the patient suddenly dies of tubercular consumption, jthe upper organs of the air-passages usually left in a healthy condition. Now how different are the symptoms of the type wo have to deal with hero. Tho disease comes on gradually and insiduously, fir.-t in the form of a catarrh. Tho nasal passage to speak plainly become rotten from disease, the throat becomes affected, and bronchitis is set up, the air passage* become clogged with mucus, the blood in passing through the lungj is not arteriali zed ulceration or softening of the lungs commences, tho patient becomes billiou*, the liver tropid und inactive, the bowels constipated, the voico hoarse, tho throat sore, the he-id rotten and full of corruption, the eye dull and yellow and the pa tient gradually sinks and dies and needlessly, wo say, becauso the^e catarrhs that have gradually led to this accumulation of evils might be easily remedied if taken in time. But I shall have more to say in respect to the destructive features of this disease io giving you the symptoms of consumption.

CONSUMPTION.

To enter into a full and complete investigation of the causes of consumption would occupy more space here than I am able to give it. Suffice it to say that careful investigation ard observation of those minds devoted entirely to this disease, have established the fact that tbo imuie diate cause is disorder of the nutritive functions, and mal-assimilation of blood, causing first, impoverishment of the blood Second, local exudations into the lung, which present the character of tubucular exudation, and third, owing to tho successive formation and softening of these, and the ulceration which follows in the pulmonary tissues, the destructive results that distinguish the disease. Among the remote causes producing this result we may mention first, as the most prominent hereditary predisposition, cr the scrofulous diathesis and again, vitiated atmosphere, changeable temperature, certain unhealthy occupations, humidity,particular localities, absence of light, excessive sexual indulgence, female diseases and so on, predispose to consumption.

The human constitution is governed by two forces, the nervous and vegetative. The former disposes the particles composing the body to a state of motion, the latter inclines them to a state of rest. So constant is the aetion of these two forces, that they may bo compared to a whirlpool into which the particles of matter ors poured under the influence of the vegetative powers, and out of which they are constantly whirled by the nervous force.

When the vegetative force transcends the nervous, there is no waste, but particles of matter are constantly laid down faster than old ones are taken up, .the body in weight, nutrition is more

German wil) probably never be kncpii. meat 25-dwlt. attenuated, the blood thinned and serous, into the lungs. But you will ao doubt

at one dollar a yard, go to W. S. Ryce & tako root the absorbents aro so quickened Cos. Dress Goods from 25 cents a yard their work that they dislodge matter Satins for Dress Trimmings, all not yet worn out, and cast out of the sysup colors. New goods received daily at the Buck Eye Cash Store. dtf

& Co.

case two hundred

yards FIGURED AMURES ordered to be sold at twenty-five cents per yard— regular price thirty-five cents.

TUELL & RIPLEY,

dlw. Corner Fifth and Main

sizes,

at auction every night, and retail at auc tion prices during the day, at Dawson & Forrest's Auction Room. d2t.

Dr. Hale on Consumption Having fully, and I think clearly given the symptoms and tendency of Nasal Catarrh, Throat diseases and Bronchitis, I now come to speak of that most common and extensively fatal disease, Tubercular Phthisis or Pulmonary Consumption. And that the reader may be able to understand something of the workings of tbi3 disease I will first glance at its

submerged field nothing can

tem that which is designed foe its renewal nutrition ie .at an end. Now the blood commences to secure that true tuberculous matter in the delicate air-cells and on tho surface of the lining of the numerous air passages.

Now, I wish to call your attention to the next chain of causcs tbat produce the majority of pulmonary complaints in the west. It may bo proper to style this bronchial consumption, and softening of the parenchyma of tho lungs. This result is induced by neglected catarrhs, throat disease and bronchitis, the catarrhal disease, vitiating tho blood, destroying the digestive apparatus, prostrating tho vital process, and completely deranging tho normal functions of animal life. This disease is too often neglected uutil it is lost tight of in ihe disastrous consequences to which it gives rise. How many are there all around us The yo'ing, the most gifted and moat beautiful of the human race, that are destined to fill a consumptive grave, from theso us they call simple complaints, only a "alight catarrh," or "throat difficulty," a littlo cough ot no consequence,', but, however slight they may be, they steadily transform the bright ruddy. f^aUires-of health to thfl dull wan, listloHness of pre-^ mature age| And wnon hopo is vain and life a mockery, comes tko stereotyped advice of a "return of health in the spring," "acbsiuge of climate," "a visit to Minnesota, or the country." But alas the country referred to is that which lies beyond tho confinc3 of the festering ^rave, and the spring, tho season that blooms eternal when life's Stfjl fever ia over.

SYMPTOMS OF CONSUMPTION. About thu first notioaable syrr.ptonu of consumption is u. sense of ''Wrfarisoinoness aid languor occasionally, "slight, flying pains about tho slumlders and broust," a peculiar sentitivoness to cold" "shortness of breath upon moving quick, r,r exercising a littiu more than uitistl."— The next moEt prominent feature is a "dry hacking cough," increased frequency of pulse,-" the "losing a little flesh," soreness of the chest, and a feeling of wotght."— Finally, tho cough increases in soverity, the destruction of the lungs becotno morec rapid, and expectoration increased in quantity, loss of appetite, nausea, diarrliosa and night swo*t3 supervene pro* fu bleeding at times Sometimes, swelling of the ankles, and pufftioss of tho hands and fhce tolls us that thedisea30 Is about to reuch a fatal termination.

The ion going,, under-tand, are the general symptoms of oonsumptions, they do not occur in all cases.. Some puss thro' the various stages of the disease without any pain to speak of, and in many, hem orrhago does not ocour at all, and soma retain what they call good appetite to tbo last. But we will generally find many of tho leading symptoms present

TREATMENT OF CONSUMPTION. The study of cauaos and symptoms of Consumption should bo interesting to all and it' they wero hotter understood by tl masses there would be less of tho disease, but however interesting the study might be, there is one point oi still more import ar.ee to the public involved in the ques tion is consumption curable and if not, why not Is it true thero are many cases of consumption where in tho third or last stage, medication with a view of cure by any method or remedies would be ut terly usoless but to cure such would be indeed miraculous but that consumption —genuine tuberculous disease of tho lungs, can bo cured in nine cases out of tea, if there i3 any vitality left, I know and in catarrh, throat and bronchial dis cases there need not bo a failure.

Now lot me ask you what is done by tho old practice in tho attempt to cure this disease? I will tell you what I meet with nearly every day in examining new cases, and inquiring into previous treatment, and it is no uuusual thing to find thorn taking a mixture of "squills," and a an to a dynes" to diminish irritability und cause of (deep a mixture of "catechu, gallic acid," "tannin," or other astringents to check diarrhea "acetate of lead and opi um," to diminish bleeding "sulphuric acid drops," to relieve tho sweating, and probably "cd-livor oil" in addition.— With a mass of bo'tles and boxes at the budsldo sufficient to start a small drug store, without its ever suggesting itself to tho physician that the stomach so drench ed with nausoating things is unable to perform its functions.

And now wbon we add to this the "countor irritant*" they use, such as "Se ton's blisters, or pusinlatiou by tartar emetic ointment," with the stomaoh drenched internally, aud thu surface covered with sores, what wonder is there that tho patient dies

Now let us inquire, what is to be done to cure consumption Why, arrest the further formation of tubercular deposits cause the absorption of tubercle already deposited, and the reducing of inflama ticn und soreness, and the healing of the cavities formed by softened and broken down tuberculous matter that has been expectorated.

We have already shown that consump* ti ni is a general und also a local diseaso then should it not have both a gonoral and a local treatment? Nothing is moro plain and in accordance with common sense, than Ibis proposition. Yet for centuries tho disease has been treated only by dosing -Lhe stomach with drugs. What ia the consequence? Consumption has be cometh 'terror of mankind, sweeping off yearly in the United States ono hundred and twenty thousand victims! A disease styled by the rtyulars, incurable.— But do not infer from the above th tt I do not give medicines by the stomaoh when they aro indicated, for I claim that it re quires both tho local und general treat ment to effect a cure oi this d.seaso.

Why do we apply ft wish or an ointment to di-enso upon the surface of the body? B. cause of Us rjet curative effect, by tho application of tho remedy to the disease

Now, reader, lot mo a^k you, would these washes and ointment, applied by way of the stomach, have this effect? Would tbey cure the disease? Common sense ut onco tells you they would do no good. Now we want to stop the further formation of tuberculons matter, also the inflammation and ulceration, and heal tho cavities. But you may say that we can not take medicines into tho lungs! Very true, the lungs were mada to receive air, and not for th•? introduction of soli*! or fluid substance? but these solid and fluid substances may be reduced to vapor and inhaled into the lung-: and they will manifest at once ail the virtue they possess improvement in tho patient will be at once perceivcd. If physicians could apply washes to the mucous membrane of tbo air-passagrs, they woul.t do soatonce but because they can tu-t do this they bave treated the disease by general reme dies through the stomtch only de-erting the principle of direct local medication, and the consequeoco has been, as we all know, death!

No ono will dispute that inhaling into the lungs certain poison'om gases dlrcctly affects them injuriously, and in many instances eanses death. Many persons have lost their lives by breathing pure air.

If certain eubatanccs will have a bad effect upon the lun^s, others, we find by experience, have a good effect we tako advantage of this fact and by vaporizing proper medicinal subitances,*cnre the disease.

Within tho last few years 1 have cured many cases of well developed and un» doubted consumption with only &co rerae-

is in he as an ha is as ad in is re a of the

stomach, the other by inhalation, dlr»ct"y

House on his regular visit,

THURSDAY

and

often heae the remark made by certain Fine Syrups, from $1 35 up, at!

physicians, that these vaunted curea of (jje star Grocery, corner Fourth and Ohio! MnsumpUon,wereonlysoealled inname,l

but were in fact some other curable dis.

then treated the case by my ntw method successfully, and afterwards referred them I *ourUl Wl Ohu streets. to the same physicians for a ra-examina- [dtf.

tioa, who have pronounced them well, Now this establishes one of two facts, and I Jgy A general assortment of first-class physicians may chooso whichever born of pamj]y Groceries just received at the Star the dilemma they please. Either

FRIDAY,

lot of those beautiful Bog woods suts and other cheap Jowelry, Pearl S'euva Battons, at

Grocerv

dxagnons was good for nothing, or I curat tuberculosis or pulmonary consumption, [dlu riATLOR & Moons. Th.»riUrof tt. «tc,.. Dr. H.l.,j I„di.».poK w" t«

0 of M1 UOT

WEDNESDAY,

October 2 j, 3d,

and 4th, 1867. At all other times ho may be consulted at his permanent office in Indianapolis. dwlt.

TKRKE HAXITE, IND.,

Th. Cta Oou..,

tend, as

EXMUU,.,V

A tT:B«TfTT rM.m'n 1

acted. A. BURNETT, Ohm n. Attest: N.

FILSECS,

Sec'y.

EARLY

BED

AND

EARLY

RISE.—

Get an alarm clock at tho old Stand, 74 Main Street, otS. R. Freeman. Ho has tho best assortment of clocks of ail other kinds in tho market, and at low prices. dtf

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR DRESS TRIMMINGS?—Colored Satins, Satin Buttons, Satin Ribbons.

Colored Velvets, Ombre (shaded) Velvets, Velvot Buttons, Si Plait Braid, Satin Fold Trimmings, No 2, 3, 4 and 5 Trimming Ribbons.

Narrow and wide Bead Gimps, No. 2,3, 4, 5, aud 6 Watered Ribbons. Most of above goods received yesterday (MonJiiy.)

EDJALL

MEKIDEN BRITTANIA SILVER-PI.ATE. —A

handsome assortment of Table Silver, fancy pieces, saleable) separately, just opened, at

JOHN

R. FREEMAN 3,

dtf. No. 3 Warren Block.

Just received by Express, a fine

H. Bascom's No. 151 Alain

Street. dtf

Do you want an elegantly made,

beautiful fitting, and durable suit of clothing? If so, go to Johnson & Miller's, and leave your order—the place, 81 Main street. dtf

tteg" A splendid aisortment of fine watches, rich and fashionable jew olry.— Beautiful late style of plated ware. At

Bascom's No. 151 Main Street. dtf

DANALDSON'S OFFICE,!

Sopt 23, 1867.

Seven thousand ono hundred and fifty dollars pension monoy, for ninety-eight persons, whose claims went forward Sspt4th and 5th, arrived Saturday evening from Indianapolis, now ready for paying over.

Bounty claims arrive too slowly to make a note of. [23,d3t-wlt

When in need of Underwear,

Shirts, Drawers, Bearfs, Ties, or anything in Gents' Furnishing Goods, go to Johnston & Miller's, No. 81 Main street, and buy them cheap, from tho heat stock in tho market. dtf.

A fine lot of Ladies' Enameled,

Diamond and Plain Gold Watches, Chatlain and Leontain Chains also Watohes and Jewelry repaired at H. Bascom's No. 151 Main Street. dtf

Don't forget tho Go.id Templars

Festival and Oyster Supper at Pence's Hall, on Wednesday evening, September 25th. All friends of the Temperance cause are respectfully invited to come and assist the Lodge in its noble course..Tick ets for salo at Barr*s Drug Storo, Pence's Drug Store, Bartlett's Book Storo, and at Kissner's Music Store. Tickots 25 eents children 10 cents. [23-d3t.

When in search of something to

wear, don't fail to call at Johnson & Miller's, as they are now offering, at tho low est prices, tho best assortment of goods ever brought to Terre Haute. Don't forget, the No. is 81 Main street. dtf

Go to Sykes' Hat Store and see his

new Styles of Hats and Caps at Cash Prices. dw3w.

All the latest Styles Hats and

Capts in great variety being received daily at Sykes' Hat Store, and sold Cheap for Cash. dw3w.

CHRONIO DISEASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.—Dr.

Pagic, of South Bend,

Ind., will be at the Terre Haute House Tuesday and Wednesday, 24th and 25th inst. Consultation free. d2t.

CARD.—Received

THE STATE FAIR

Wheeler,

Agent of the Wlnnesheik Insurance Company, Freeport, Illinois, throe hnndred and fifty dollars in payment of tho amount of my lo38 on tho 24th of August, 1867, undr.r policy No. 4823, in said Company. The adjustment and payment of tbe loss were promptly mode. In rebuilding I s^all insure in the same Company, having full confidenco in its I PI'C integrity and ability. dtf M. A.

JEWETT.

HAVE AN EYE to the

opening of the great Auction Silo of Books at Dawson & Forrest's Auction Ktr. to-n ight. d2t

The largest stock of Mens and

Boys' Hats and Caps on the Wabash at Sykes: Hat Store, To be Sold Cheap for ash. dw3w.

Those wanting peaches for can

ning will do well to leave orders with Ray & Bailey. They aro in receipt of them dally, as fine as peaches grow, dtf

NAYLOB & MOOK. TT0R

order. To answer this argument effeclu- ssar »ud 7th atre«u. Ter further particulars enquire ally, I have often resorted to the expedi-l

r"*T

ent of sending well developed cases of! t£T Another in voico of those fine-Im- SALE. A Suburban Boai phthesis, to the general practitioner, and porial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson and Jp dence —I will offer for a short tTmej have ©pinion corroborating my own, nave

B]ack Teos 8t tbe Sur Grocerr wrner

NAYLOU & MOORSV

,Dd

September 20th, at S. Fourth Street.

LADIES,

FrtUy

cheapest invention of tho ago. You can

*4, do your ironing with five cents' worth of

Co I. r«,™.t«l iv-dtf W. W.SUI». House, Saturday, Sept. 28, at 1 oelock P.

M. Every member is requested to at- window Glass, Paints, Linseed

important business will be trans-

large stock, and for sale at close figures by

BARU, GULIOK

MOST ELEGANT

& Co.

citizens may appear to a good advantage and make a favorable Impression with the strangers visiting the State Fair, it is essontial to have a pair of W. Rabbins' "Homo Made Boots and that they may all bo supplied, ho has made up a large afsortmont, from tbo floost French calf to heavy Kip.

Those dosirous of having them made enn do so by leaving their measure at his manufacturing room, on Main street, between Third and Fourth streets, (up stairs) sign of Blue Boot. d2w

t*3T The Spencer Fruit Jar—self-seal-ing—ono crate sold—two moro on hand. Cull and see them at C.

[dtf

turned from New York with a complete assortment of Laiies's Dross Trimmings, Fancy Worsted Work, Silver Hoop Skirts, plain and fancy Oorsets, Ladies Hose, &c., &c., is prepared to supply all wants, and will be pleased to meet her lady, friends at her rooms, five doors south of the postoffioe. 1m

Something new in Bugle

The aianagor mos: re*peotfuIIy informs tbe public that be has leand tho above Hall fora brief season of

Ghoico Dramatic Rppresentatlons!

Supported by tlin fail AQdefflcico Oompftoy of the

Metropolitan Theatre,

Indianapolis.

Wednesday live. Sept. 25,

Jac.e« iberMan

KOA

FOR SALE.

SALE—A

Sopt 21 din

Straus' South dtf

T?OR Jj

K) MAI|I IIREJT

vftruigbc^ puttJ

and

Brushes, in

Fall styles of Hats and Gaps just

received at Wolfo & WestfaH'", 85 Slain treat, IVrro Haute, Indiana. dtf

Beautiful Fall G'.oakisgs, cheap,

at Cornelius & Haggerty «. dtf.

NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.

BERRY,

Sept. 18, dim Druggists.

—In order that our

I. RIPLEY'S.

Mrs. L. Volger, having just re

Trimdtf.

ming, at Cornelius & Haggerty's.

Ladies'Hoso fifteen oents

dollar at Mrs. L. Volgers.

one

dim

Unbolted Flour, at G. I. Rip-[22-dtf

ley's.

AMUSEMENTS.

E A E

DOWLI.\G HAIiXi.

Manager and Director— M. V. LI50IUM.

rb«**tiiulPiay.

A Cto,

entk ed tho

HUNCHBACK 11 2

Doors open at 7 o'clock, to crmrnenee et TXAdniis«ion, 50 c^nts. liesjrvea Beats,

liux Oj en from 10 A- M. until 1 P. JI-

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

rjTERRE HAUTE & BOWLING JL

QBEGX HACK LIKE.

Theun'l rtl ned propose to commence run aSn^ HaoH Lino between Terre H«nte and Bowling Oret n, on Mo»d i», tho 7th day of October, to i-tve Terre Qante at 7 o'c ock

oi Mondays,

Wednesdays, and Fridays, and return Tuesdays, Ttinr-dayi an I Saturdays. Wt will call at all th-- principal Hotl* for pa'sjn(rrrs. Fare $9. mil paroa.a and packages taken on »"nablt tuims.

J0HN8"N.

'S 'lm WM CLABK.

JJKOWN & MELYIN, WUOLISALK arratfc

culim is

China, Qaeensware, Glassware

House-furnishing Goods, COAL OIL LAMPS,

Lanterns, Table, Cutlery, £c,

WO. 09 HAJ9T STREET,

Haute, Ind.

st2lilw.'im

& MLLii.YZKK,

IMPOUT B? .% IiRALKRS LN

CI I ITS' A, Ci LASS, AWt

EARRTHENWARE,

147 Maiu street, TKRKE HAUTE, IND.,

Jwly,

#. UOUSOA. WM. A. n'cisum* AJOR B. HUDSON & CO., ira wrters ao Jobbers of Cill-VA. CLVSS Wl»

OBOrKEKY.

An.I &eal«-rs in

HOUHU F'arnitihiue Goods. Ifo. U9 tVabasb

Street.

janUO^awtf

Terre Haotc,

very desirable

Jj Rtsdeco* on Poplar street, batwMi tftfc

of Arba Holmrs, on thepremleei.

tbe l«te re»id*nco of A. Laoge, bq., contalalaC five acres, good Orchard of 100 bearing Apple and Pear Tr. e-. Blackberries, Raipberrlee, Stra«ber. rles aal Urapee good Hoasvs with nine rooms' 'GrlUr. out-balidiogs. Ac., gcod well of water andt Cistern, all of which I will sell on reaaonabl* terms. P!«a*o call and exasalne tbe premise*.

3ep23dlmw3t J. l. ARKEK.

Fia

corner Fourth and Ohio street..

!)R SALK.—Wehuvc 40 Lots

Mc0an(rh«y and Boach'e tab dlvitirn^ Time eaar provided a man waute to tmild. These L)«e are Urge, 87 fret front by 1M deep, b^lng at»nt t»iee ae large at other Lots on th* oat iklrts of tbe City. They arr high nd oead no drain*** HICK CO*

SCOTT.

SALK.—Four three-story

Eti.

and 7th strtets.

call and eee Frink's Patent

Texas Ironing Furnace sets in your heating stove or cook stove. The best and

Sturj Kootns, en Main streot, between 4tb ll&ilai ALSO FOR

SALE—\ lpw«lliug IIousbou

Second Street

three ¥qnari« Sou'h ol Main, containing eUht rooms, two porches, and all in good repaii.— Tbere »re on tho premie-* a good cistern, barn, woj-l-shed, stable, Ac., ,»c. Ei.qalrn of

UOSFOBl' .%

naowtf.

l?OB HALE—HOJiSR JL yoanR Horw—-noil stilo. Wot Saddle and h.ir»erS. Price, 42,00.

A fine

Well broke to

ALSO, FOR SAT I

Burgy—pilco

Hav'.Dg

b»en folicited by many parties who are prepared to furnish thoirown conveyance in part I have determined to keep light pleasure vehicles for hire until further notica at Welch's Carriage Shop. 10d2« A-J-WELCH.

$180.

upen Baggy—PRK-e,

FL70.

•price. $100.

An 0p»» Beggy

sltf.ilw

FOR

FBUSIN

Dress Goods, for

for style and quality in Bronze Bismarck, etc., just oponed. [dlt]

& Co.

RENDER YOUR HOME PLEASANT.—

While great preparations are going on to entertain visitors at the State Fair, those expecting musical friends and huving no instrument should make an oatly examination of tho largo and mag. nlficent stock of new Pianos and Organs now constantly arriving atKissner's Pal. ace of Music. dtf

At Welch's Carriage Shop, «. J. WELCH.

SALVOR KENT^JRARIS

CHANCE FOR HOTEL KKl'PERv—I will Sell or Lets* ~u* Uot-I known the Suwart Hnns«, Ter:c-H:.uie, Iaciana, rvaeontl-le terms. For i»n!col»r eall on the Proprietor, at the bonse. THOMAS MvKKE.Prop. b'cptlO.iim

T^OR SALK.-Tlio desirablo Busi-no-'j Stand aitu ted in t'» »*llt eist our uer of 12 itnl M»ln Mtieets, tw tola, eaob ?i feet frout. a Jwo sK.ry brl. la:ldlng to complete or or, Pomp in front, SO barrel Ci'tern, Barn. Fruit Trees, ie.

It is one of the ir.ast ellgiblo

sUii'U for local or conntry trade In towo. Terms reasonable. Enqalre on the premises. eep-"d3w

ur sale.—a chance for

K38.—Wishing to change my business

I off I my Stock of Axricnltnral Implement* at a low figure

FOR

EDSALL

person of enterprise, with a mod

erate capital, oaa di wtll. Apj iy at No. Street.

J. A.

FOOTK.MainCO

dtf wit

SALE, FARM.——One of the

Finest Farms Viji County, containing

163

acres of rich and h'gbly productive land, ubont onelinif nnder en tivation. It la oitnated on the EvansTil OrawtoidsTtile Ball Boad, bW mile*

s«utli

of Torre Haute, at Young's Station.—

The Bsllroad running adloiniuv io, ami a Switch being on one end ef the ian i, makotll talaable' Will be told low. Eiquirn «f

-CHACNCSY CABIi,

augS8d3m Terre Haute. InJ.

GOOD CHANCE TO INVEST

well Established bu lness. Wishing to

retire ti om bnsiness, I now offer my entire stock of Bjoti* and Shoe* for salo. The stock la new and carefully selected, especial'y for Ihe retail trade. Any person wi-fcln* to Infest In an established bO'lne**, will fin.1 It to th»lr advantage to call on me soo:, at my placo of busiuees, at No. 100 Main eel, Terre Haute, Iu.l. »6 l.'m B. 0, Gl'EKlNEAU.

170R SALE.—HORSE.—-A good

family horse, perfectly gentle, top Buggy and Harness. They will be soU low lur cash or good paper Euqulro at Coleman's Wagon Yard, corner of 8th ana Poplar streets. fctltf

frOR SALE—Two Milch Cows.

Enquire rf J. J. WEB8TEB, North 14th Stroet, uext to O. Relgler, or»t J. Starts,' e* East Main Street, o»*t to Caual. Jo Sdtf

"C^OR SALE—Four Frame HOUBW

J. One of 8«e, two of six, and one of seven rooms. I will ceP these houses verv low, and on reasonable ran. Apply to T.J. FORREST,

If Near corner 3d and Ohio Street*.

QREAT AUCTION SALE r.r

O O S

Commencing Monday Evening,

Sept. 323d, 1807,

AT THE AUCTION ROOM OF

DAWSON & FORREST,

Corner of Third. 0 Ohio Street».

Tbe stock of Books offered for sale is the best ever brought to this State. Every volume is new and perfect, consisting of Standard Books,

Greek Poets, Latin Poets, English Poets,

American Poets,

Standard Fiction.

In fact, everything desirable in the entire range of

LITERATURE, HISTORY, POETRY, ROMANOE,

76r«ute.

THEOLOGY, ASTRONOMY, GEOLOGY, &C-, &0, &C.

A Splendid Variety of

Photograph Albums, Pocket Bibles, Prayer Books,

Pot tf oil os,

Protestant and Catholic Bibles

From the plainest Sheep Cover to the

lost Elaborate ud futastle

SALE POSITIVE!

And without Reserve.

Ali Goods Sold at Kelail

DCBJCSO

lee.

THU

DA?.

Ladies are Invited

TO EXAMINE THE STOCK

£*»22.13d ...»