Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 September 1867 — Page 2

DAILY express

TKREE HAUTE, i"M.

Friday MoroJng, 8«pt. 2«Iu 1884

Debt ana Taxation—The Only Tree Policy. .......— [From the liow Tcrk Tlmep.

The letter of Seaator Morton, which

publish in this morning's Time®, contrast* mcst favorably with ree6Bt outgivings Republican and Democratic, on tbe the subject of finance. Mr. Pendleton and GeneraljBtitler have, touched it only to disturb and alarm. Both had suggested methods of dealing with the national dabc which directly affect the faith of tbe Government toward the public creditor. Mr. Pendleton's proposition is to substU tule for debt as represented by bonds, debt represented by currency literally to flood the country with greenbacks, and ruin all interests by unMmited inflation General Butler does not go quite" so far as that. "Without railing the question of currency, he insists upon a rigid adhearance to the letter of the bond, which, with certain exceptions, be reads as parable in legal tender paper, not gold. Radical and Democrat, Messrs. Butler and Pendleton are thus working in the direction of practical repudiation and we alreaay see the mischievous result of their teaching in more -than one Western journal— Tht»i, separately, or together, tfeey .will produeo

any

strong impression we do

Bet believe. Wendell Phillips sajs truly thi»t any party winch shall commit itself to repudiation in any form will be crushed out of existence by tbe American people. i'ui. :vil is neverthaloss wrought by tbe bias which the discission of the debt, ajiurl. from taxation, imparts to the popular conception of fltm.jce, and especiah'y bv'tho Liiiiapprehenjion ta which those icbas give riso in Europe. it satisfactory, ib.cn, to turn frdm the empirical planr of financial "relief which Meaers. Pendleton and Under hiiVi respectively promulgated tir'the" cleur statement Hnd wholesome reasoning of Senator Morton. Tbe former* limiu their nostrums to the debt, leaving untouched the twmar of taiutton, except ns it i.» involved in tbe payment qf interest on bonds. Mr. Morton, on'the contrary, addrcites iiiineelf to tbe question of taxation, placing that it debt in a sec jiic'flry position. This is tho proper reiatu-n of thO' two quo^ticra. Tho debt, laigots it is, iB r.ot in excess of our regt urccs, and ere i.t reach maturity will ht.vu dwindled almost nto irifignifiuanco, coin urcd With tbe rapid grojvth of tbe country in population, productive industry tmd-uvaittblo weakO. Bill ilia'proem. tiixatu is oppressive, exhaustive, nlst unendurable. It ropret&ts production, cripples inda try, embarrasses trade, and foster's discontent in a degrw whieii no statesman can .oveilook. "he mere politician exhausts his finaiicial i.'rtpucity When he invents plan fo the reduction of tho national, debt. The dent iu his bugheftr, and ha is Hot sorupulotis in tho cio.co of metitiB for reducing i'.B wnomit. Mr. PendletonVipodn is that of infinite dilution, after tho manner ho.noopntiiy—tbe bonded debt bsiog lost eight of in an ocean i,f worthless paper And thete ure otbera, dilftirio^ with Mr, Pendleton in ull thing who would keep the taxation Screw *!n constant operation simply with a view to tba paying off of dobt. One would beggar the patient by filling his pockets wun rags the others wmld tux tho patient to death for the B3tit taction of his croditora. Both moth* ode belong to tbe quackery of finance. Bo.h Knticiputo danger where none exist', »nd overlook tbe danger that lies before us.

All tho hsuM of repudiation orantl ro puliation are averted by the opinions to wh'ch Mr. Morton gives expression. Mr. "Wells presented a view substantially the same in his last report to the Treasury, and it is one that must commend itself to the judgement of those who study the ex igbneies of tbe times ratherthan theory or speculation. So far as the debt is concern e:), no necessity exists' for immediate actior, i-ave in regard to inconsiderable amounts. Long time will elapse before tbe absolute maturity of tbe great body of outstanding obligations, and it is the part noithor of economy or patriotism to anticipate their payment. In tho Interval between to-day and the dates when tbe various forms of bonded indebtedness will become duo, wo may hope that the question of paying in paper or gold will be settled by tbe gradual return to a spacie basis. To tntke that topic an element in political warfare, us General Butler proposes, is simply gratuitous folly. Tbe difficulty ho cdmbats need never come, if we but Duller tbe subject to rest until tbe adjustment becomas an actual duty. Just now there is no excuse for any disou&sion whatever concerning it. Only give up the notion of disahnrgiag th« dcbt before the creditors dream of presenting tho bonds for payment grtiwth and prosperity will mako tho mutter easy when that tiuie arrives.

Mr. ilorton appears to consider the pending mcmsur*- for landing the debt, uniuci. Sury and impracticable Its convenient to the holders of the iionds, and its tendenny to strengthen their value ubvojyl, urc points which deserve eareful eoR.Muuration. Nor is it improbable that thut Ilia holders would jounseiwo a long daio bond, payable abroad if necessary, with uli the advantages in the market winch would: nccruo "iwtn fixedness and increased facilities of negotiation. Thiis, hw. ever, is point which *doos not affect th»t general scope of Mr. '"Mejton's «t%4niTii.

Tho immediate benefit resulting froftu this aspect of the national debt is tho enlarged power acquired for revising, read-j'lMi-rf atid reducing the ayetenref P«?dci:u xn'.iun. One of tho pleas upon \v:.:.li the pryionl burdens- ar«5 'maintained is. Uiui i!i« Ttcasory should bo enab.'ou bct-quiro the means of steadily dj:hc debt. Discard this ooetty i.i.i... —roc gniaij tba fact that a country t'lur. ii c-tn a ctlo«al struggle for its ox ir.t: ics requires recuperation—and from th. is :i nt Congress Will be able to iighi'-n ?i" taxation to an extent th. would infuse now lifo ir.to every b- p. '.ici' iiiduetiy ind enterprise. Mr. 1.1 t!un«lajwa.ii on tho right side.— •'i. rc-.iiiC!' th» rate of taxation to th- j"ii:u that would defray thoexl_". si! th. •V'Tinnent t-coriomicaliy ad:i5. .st -:cJ, una paj thu int* r«jit and i'j (0:i ir'ilions, nni leave tho pria* cijw t'-o l-.-iitlW d«l»t to be disobargod j'. m.d butter times."

Ti.f pr.^at syiio:n of taxation will not be r.'ilcd lus.ch longer. The nectssitieo wi-. i'h gave it. birth excused-its rude nc.-s aini ev.n palliuted its injasticc. But the ti:: is over when thfie e»n be urged In juHii'ic-^o.i oi a sy#tani which violates au sound principles of ifcal economy, imposes burdens to which tbe strength of iho country ij uaequil. Siaoplifleation ai'.l reduction can not be safely postponed. Tb» former will no doubt fuouit.iied by the results of Mr. Wells' Eurfpe.m inv.utigationi' and the latter may be viitriui tost mo«t satisfactory extent if the vijw pretsed by Mr. Morton with so much force be adopted.

The Income Tax or Great Britain. (Firm AUiton.] A paper laid before parliament, ju«» bsfore ti cU«e of the session givn tba annual statiftics of the income tax of the United Kingdom for the twelve-month oiidlng «.a ho 5tb of April, 1866. These „A^uroa-are-tot oBly interesting in themselves as giyijtijfnn. approximate:""-«ititoale of the wealth of Great Briuin, Out-" as forming a- basis of comparison with the similar tax now annually levied in this country. The total amount raised by the property and income tax in England and

Scotland during the period named, wis, £5,366,933. Of this schedules

and

comprising landed and funded property,

jamished -considerably more than naiCiBchedole it, or the property

tax,

strictly

40 £alledr was- the -moet prodactive of all, supplying £2,227,158. Schedule gave ratbef -more than half a million, and schedule B, or the tax on occupation of land, a quarter of a million. It appears tiat tba total amount of income charged with tax in the year ending April, 1866, w&i jw&lly £115,000,000. Of this sum riaa^ffi^iffiiatrter, ormore Shan £27(000,000 was furnished by incomes of lass than £300 year. Moreover, sjnee all returns below £200 a year are subject to an abatement of £60 in assessment, the real amount 4 such modest incomes is considerably larger than these figures would indicate. Looking at the other end of tbe social scale, we find a total sum of thirtytwo millions furnished by incomes above &0,600 a year. The larger sum total, or eighteen millions, is retained by persons who enjoy incomes of between £10,000 and £50,000 a year. But they are closely pressed by tbe incomes under £200, which amount to seventeen millions. And the »mguiit next in magnitude is contributed by the fortunate possessors of more than £50,000 a year. They furniih thirteen n.il!ionsof income for taxation, and it may be uoted that since they are just 133 in hamber,'they seem to enjoy an average income cf £100,000 a year, we notice that tho great resources of the income tax lie in the small incomes under £500 a year, and in the large incomes above £5,00'J. If we iook only to the number of persons who pay tax, Ihu btnitiior {r* of course, vastly more important.

Out of 347,110 tax paye. no loss than 238,786 are taxed incvrn.gs less /ban £200 it year 313,180 on incomes less than £iUn, while the incomes £1,090 include

'iWzAVt.

Schedule.E, whfelWnckdes in-

cotoos received from jiabiic, furnishes a taxable amount o£ 4w*jity millions, and includes 115,000 persuiws.

Comparing tho figures of the return be^ fore us with tbo-e oi ib»t for the twelve months ending Afiri!ffJl850, wo find tho rato of tax iri tlife'year ericiirig in 1866 les^, hirving been reduced from 64 to 4J, but thaji^l amoudt reoeivetf-under

cschedule

was only reduced one-fourtl-. The umonrt of income charged with -tux incroased'by'more th/n nine millions, and the number of persons who tnuda utarns 10,000. Thu remainder of tba return relata^ to Ireland, and the figures can hardly considered satisfaulory.. Tho whole tvOabunt of income charged wi tax was just five millions and a quarter, against onp hundred and foatl ea iiiiilions ucrots the chttrinei. Tiia incre^ic, however.be twfieu 1862 mid. 18S6. was very rapid, amounting to nearly 12 per cent. ThJ condHio.'i of* the country is strikingly inaicatud by ^he prypyrtion contributed from the difl'erent schedules. Trades and profession", inttead of contributing nearly a iiaii', fcupply lesi tiian a tfairdof tho sum total,,while Schedule, A, or that which ijepif£§jiU land |»ro ^rty, luppl ies £231 ,- 000 out of £370,000, This 1a tho more instructive, when contrasted with the case of Scotland. uUo a country of great land ed proprietors, in wbicn, nevertheless, Sclfiduica and E only suply £200,000 out of £475,000,

Dexter- -The Price Actually Paid Him.

In ordor to form an idea of Dcxter'i superiority over all other trotting horses, it is only ntoestary to itate that duriug Flora Temple's entire career on the turt oho trotted only four or five beats in less time than 2:22, while Dexter has trotted in less than two years twenty-seven heats in 2 22 or quicker. The horse that has ranked next to Dex or on the turf, during tbe past two year.-,is Lady Thorn, and she has never made oven one heat in 2:22, while Dexler has trotted, as horsemen say, "away down" in 2:17$,...,.

Tiio Uoottlng-Stoiio at Barre, Mas»a chusetts. A correspondent of the Boston Advertiser says ''In tbe northern part of this town of Barre is a natural curiosity of the first order, mentioned, perhaps, in some forgotten old books of New England antiquities and called, indiscriminately, Gr^uio Bock tind Booking Stone in comcom parlance .and on tho local maps. It is cei taiaiy eniiUpd to the lormer name. Porcbixfc on u' high ledge, which lifts it above tho neighboring trees, passengers along moro than one road in its vicinity may notice its close resemblance to a cradle—a cradle, too, of tho old fashioned joft. wbioh may supposed to date back to the time of .Noah. One rook forms the body of the cradle,aud upon one end of thid, high up uUt of human rouch, is balanced tho other" lesser rock which supplies fio top of tho crudlo. How tho huge map got up so high, and why it was left t'here, is a question which must remain unanswered, unloBS Professor Agassis, provoked by rny unscieutifio description, come up here and soivo ttie problem ty a classical explanation. have never visitfld the roca with a tape measure arid cannot give you its dimensions with any pretense 'to Siccatucy but it is a prodigious mass ot' granite, and by it-einguKr fonuation quiw awe inspiring to the bohoidur who looks up at it from its base. Tradition says that it used to deserve literally us popular title of rockiog-stoae, boing swayed by the wind or tho hand iu gaiitie motion, such as might have rocliud some giant antediluvian to sleep but that cort-»in Puritan Vandals thinking thaj v.nythin^lhat rocked might be tipped over, anil "Sent perhaps on destroying what might boa witness to souio iatid. ^eicllUfi^,• theory of creation, hitched all tba oxen ip-town to it to pull if over,— Tho grim old phenomenon resisted all their hauling and prying but, possibly, in grief at their irreverence, has never rockvtd since."

Autumnal Diseases.

There are chiefly diarrhea, dysentery, and various grades of fevers, from slight "creeps" to congestive cnill-, for fever is the reaction of cold

DOSS

but when there

is tiot power e«ough in tbe syuem to roact from the old stage death is cortain, as in to gestive chill, in which the biood becomes 30 cold, so thick and so impure that it ceases to circulate, becomes stagnant, and the mat hinery of life stops forever. Hundreds of thousands die every autumn of tbe three form3 of disease men tioned bat Dot one need die, they are audible disease their causes being kuowu, and all that is required is to bring a moderate amount of intelligence to bear in avoiding those causes. A baby will avoid patting iu —finger in the candle a second time it remains only to grown-up stupid people to expose themselves to the causes of disease year after year, and thus recklessly imperil health and even life itself.

The cause of autumnal diseases is an emanation from the surface of the earth in those localities where are found in combination heat, moisture and vegetable matter, *Uoh as leaves, wood, etc for the heat of eighty degrees combined with

moisture induces decay, and from this ds^. caying substance something arises whieh, if breathed or otherwise takin into the system, induces the disease mentioned sooner or later.

What this emancipation is, has hitherto been merely a conjecture, because it was impalpable, so like thin air, that the atmosphere which contained it, when subjected to chemical analysis, yielded nothing beyond tbe constituents of pure air. Bat within a year or two it has been ascertained .h if a quantity of air of ft miasmatic locality Is bottled up and ii conveyed to a sleeping apartment, tbe person who breathes it will, in a short time, have more or lees decided symptoms of fever and ague and on examining his saliva or the inside of his mouth a living, moving thing is clearly visible with misoropio aid. Observation and experiment have shown incontrovertibly that there are two ways of escaping the ill effects of having these iiving things introduced in the systems, persons must avoid living in localities where tbe land is rich, flat and moist, or they must drain those lands but it is possible to live in such places, and have reasonably good health simply by keeping in the house of mornings, with a brisk biazing Ure until breakfast is eaten, and take supper at ..sundown, because it has been found that these emanations an more poisonous at sunrise and sunset, and if the stomach is excited to action by tbe process of digestion, the emanation is rendered innoxuous, perhaps from the fact, in part, that the juices of the stomaoh at the time of digestion are of a ohaiacter to destroy the liie of these living things but tba lact remains tbe same whether this supposition is true or not.

A practical use may be made of this £ui jeel in the light of theeo facts, in reference to breathing nigbt air. "Very many advocalo the raising of windoWi in sleeping apartments summer and winter all the year 'round the theory seems a good one, but experience will not corroborate it.— Persons living on water courses where the ••bottom land ," as tbey are callcd, are rich, luxuriant and damp,will save health, and life itseli, by keeping all outside doors and windows opening into chambers closed from sundown to sunrise during the three autumji months, in fever and ague or intermittent localities.—HalCa

((Tom

for

IT))uiut)wJ^rttCjrooJoj yort, ttth.] The famous trotting borge Dexter rived in this city on Wednesday morning frou^ Chicago., lie wm delivered to Mr. Bonner on the afternoon of thut day, and yesterday Mr. Bpnner drove him for the tirBt timu on Harlem Lane, and also on the private trotting park near Macomb's Cam. One of tbe Directors of the Park states tbauas sopn as the horse made hie appearance in front of tbe club house all tn« gentlomun present took off their bats. As there has beon considerable discussion in the newspapers .a'to tho price paid foi the "King of the Turf,'' -wo have obtained for publication the fallowing receipt, which will settle tbe matter: "Received, 'Now York, September 18, 1867, of Robert Bonner, q., thirty-three thousand dollars for the norse Dexter, sold by previous agreement, and this day delivered by me to him, and warranted sound. A.

Pawsktt."

Journal

of Htalih. %,

1I10 Mu'Dgnhoit, l'.\. liapatlicaa A (icBuine Ghost Story. &ot very long ago, tho young and beautiful wife of one of our cilicens was cadcd to hfer final account, leaving her husband disconsolate, tad, bereft. She was buried in the adjacent cemetery, and tho husbttNd returned to bis desolate borne—but not to forget the loved one. She was present with him by day in spirit and in his Rreams at .night. One peculiarity in bis dreams, and one that nauDted him, being repeated night after night, was this, that the spirit

his wife

came to his bedside and told him that the undertaker had not removed from her face the square piece of muslin or napkia which bad been used to cover her face aftnr death, but had screwed down her eoffln 1 with it upts hor that she could not breathe in hor grave, bat was ntunreston account of it. Ho tried to drive the dream away, but it bided with hint tyy ni^ht and troubled him by day.

In despair bo sought the undertaker, Mr Dickey, who tol biin that .tbe napkin had not been temoved, but urged him to lorget the circumstanee, as it eould not be any possible annoyauee to inanimate clay. While the gentleman frankly acknowledged this, he could net avoid the apparition, and eoatinued stress upon his mind began to tell upon his health.— At length he determined to have the body disinterred, and visited the undertaker for that purpose Here he was met with the s&ma advice and persuasion, and eonvinood once more of his folly tho haunted man returned to his home. That night, more vivid than ever, more te.-ribly real than boforo, she came to bis bedside and upbraided him for tbe want of affection,and would not leavo him Qhtil he promised to remove the cause of all her suffering.— Tbe next nigbt, with a friend, he repaired to the sexton, who was prevailed upon to accompany them, and there, by tbe light of the moon, the body was lifted from its narrow bed, tbe coffin lid was unscrewed, and the napkin removed from the faee of the corpse. That night she same to bfi bedside once more, but for the last time. Thanking him for bis kindness, she press* ed ber cold lips to his eheek, and easae a a in no or

^ffren the LoalsvllU Jovrasi.]

Mistake Perhaps.

A young friend of our«—do'

HAVE

yon

Mercutio said of his wound,

'••It

tcas

want

to know his nameT—wsll, you oan't—told us a little joke on himself yesterday. Be sleet sat a hotel "not far about here," and yesterday, after having taken, perhaps, one too many "whirligig punches," went to his room, divested himself of his apparel, unmentionables and all, and laid down on the bed outside of tbe covering, und was soon in a state of sweet obliviousness. Shortly, beautiful young lady, deeply interested in a copy of the

Journal

walked Into the room, totally unoonscious that it was already occupied by our horo. Sbe sat down on the floor, leaned against a chair, her mind and eye still bent upon tho paper. Presently our hero awoke, and as be did so his blood curdled. He was ia a fljt. There sat our horoine as c.-mposedly as if all was right. He soliloquised somewhat thusly: "What uni I doing bore? What is t-he doing here? Old boy you was tight when you catne here aro you dreaming now, or have you got into the wrong pow?" All thU time the lady read. To move was to attract her attention, and to lie there was dreadful tuspense Ha very quietly drew the bed-ciotbeS over his 'denuded form, and began to snore. She, as softly us possible, rose from her rather peculiar sitting posture, and sloped. The rnse was a success.

beard it highly extolled and

have 6«en its wonderful effects, writes Martha M. Johnson of Derby, Ct., about Palmer's Lotion. dwlw.

not as deep as a well or as xotdt

i4s a

gate, but it would do."

PtA-NTATiox

Bitteks

dead,

Maosolia

will not raise the

But they cure tb« sick, exalt the depressed And render life a thing to be onjoyed.

We believe there are millions of living wit .cs.-es to this fact. Dyspepsia is a horrid disease, but Plantation Bitters will cure it. It is a most invigorating tonjf, Tor weakness and meotal despondency.— Thoso who am 'out of sorts'* should Plantation Bitters?

Watxb—Advlightful toilet

article—superior to Gologne and at half price. deoddwSw.

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rpERRS HAUTE & BOWLING-GBES-H HACK LINK. Thenad rttgaed propose to coiteaaw rannins aBack Lisa between Terra Bnte and Bawling Qreca, oaXoudait, the 7th day of October, to i^avs Terra Uaute at o'o'oek A. M. oa Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and retarn Tnsadays, Thursdays and Saturdays. We will call at all the principal Hotels for pasaeagera. hnV.Fmtil paroe.s aad padapi takan oa Xasonabts terms. A. JfiXKBOV. siMlm W1(*oLaW.

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BUM,

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The inchest Man in tbe World. B^anr)

fi-rr LMtrfrom S^nm Bctktkild.

PaalS, Ccti April, 180*, SSSne Fauby, 8t. llouere. Will yon ha kind eaough to hate r^rwsrded to ma here (0U bottles of year Indian Liniuieut I ii yoa will send at the same time the account, I will forward yon the amount through Messrs. Bauoxi Oo., New York. ftaaos Saloaaa BorHsovaB having reoomia«ad«d to many ef hU Attends Maior Liidi'3 XiIMIBiBNi and they being desirous to ptoour* it, be should ad tin# him to irstabiisb a dep«t ia ParM fUE ISDIAN UnHXH r, As a relief, (Tor ready I as a killer of Pain, takes inwaidly, or ouiwardty applied, has no equal. For the relief and CQFO ot BlieVBiatie and Xearnifle aAmUom, (jpralas, Bruists,w., it is unequalled, it la also moat efllcacitiu*, tttken inwardly, is the core of (IhllffS, CfSBpS ana Paps tkestoatdi, Ularmoea, Dycs^enkry, Ckelera Morbus, tikitiera infiuitaa, ac, withont eacapttuu tue Host Moaderftll llllUO.t the world afford*. Mo VAMIlY s'touiOl be ont it. Kvery 'l'KAVULka by land or sea should hate a bottle. U1MKU4 aud TA*UtB.s 1 ending at a distaaoe em t'bysioieus should keep it eonstantly on hnnd. In oase or aooidents, aud sudden attasks ef Mtomaoh Oemplaents, Its value nanuot be estimated. Inquire for M^jo INDIAN liKiUBMT, and take no otaer. wt So Ctn.pir bottle, for iiilu at wholesale ull Ititail by i)emas Barcea ft Oo., VI Park Bow. is. Y. UaleA Bobiutou, 180 Oreeuwioii St, ^.Y.

G. Wells A Co Vulion bt., N.

t.\

WEM1LL LIVE!

'palt-nt

Cha-. r.

OrattndeE, 88 tl:h Avenue, H. Y. aud ly resprstable brnggists tbroitj/hoa th» warld. No je genuine unless ti^nc'.i iy JOHJt

THOS.

JjiHt, aud

countersi{nti t.y J. T. LAMs A OO., Proprbt rs lea Broailnar, Y. BW*t«nri orOlrintar.

Post bs buuibot gcO by Impcstoii

*akt iron or mickh* "stecoi

too'.p."

Hen a for onr Aitw OauaU^uo of IMl'it.'TKO SiEClL

Dins,

20 varieties

«U

oaroln 1-

iv flnisbed und teuiporuJ. S. M. SFKMCKll Uo^ Diattleboro, Vt.

Xsnhevd astd th« Tlyor of Youth restored la Weeks, Biiocea Guarastecd.

DBpower,fbar

ltECOltl'3

ISssence of Lilo Kestores tuanlj,rom wbatever causa arising, th? 01-

Uc.sof earlyvtrnuloui habits, gell-abus«, lin teucy and climategivu way aton«u to this wood rful medicine, if taken roj iiUi' accordi

dlrettioni wnloh are very simple, and r. qtnro uo rotraiut from but-luc.'s or pKa^uie). Failure lj imp iBsible. Sold ill bAtl,s at JJ, or 4 quuutili in ooe for «9. To be h*d onl of tlic# &oi<* appointed »ge-tit in America, OKUXZKh, 323 BvWvry, a a 306 21 Ave., X-

Book Agents Wanted Now reidy for delivery, anew work of universal Importance. is wholly unlike ordinary subscription books, is standard, Wns prepina by the be»t talent in tlie country, is highly comuivtid.-d by tho moat noted literary «t.d loioiitiAc m- n. Au Ag.'Bt ui lea }MII'»xp«r^euce sa^s 10 eelis more is proportion to thoso taNkii cn ihSu any (.tbor work beeT«rsold. Ha* no competition—freight prepaid, besides the lur^.st cocuuii 8iou ether tcduceiucntt art offered, too good to pub.ldM.

Only'ezparienced and suecesstal Agents warn, ed. f*T particulars address J. PATTKM X1TCU, Chicago, III.

fiOVM'S 1LLISTEATED GUIDE FOR 1867, Is

BOW

rssdy, containing a (1st of 1SOO Taiie* ties of BULBOUS

FLQWK&i,

with uian/ en*

gravings, A Beaatlfal Colored Plate, and fail directions tor culture. Sent post-psfd on receiptor 10 cents. Address BOVCV A CO., liorth Market street, Boston, Mass.

WE ARE COMING, And Will present to any rersoa tsndisf as a cluit tn uur Oreat Ooe rico Sale, of Ilrj aad fancy Ooods, Sc., a Silk press attern, Fl oa- of She atleg, Watch, Ac., tree oi oharKe. Oata'ogae of ga^ds, and tamp•«, sat to anf address tree. Addrees J. J. UAW1U A CO., W Hanovu St., Boston,

F. O. BOX6116.

ASSKTSthe

WANTED—»lt to {£0 a d*j to Intro,

daoe oar aew pa teat dTAK sdCIILS SkW iAul XtflSlHI.. Pile" S 0 It am two threads, and in»kos gennlne

1.0

Agrstti

Stitcb. AU other

low priced bactiiaes make the dritca. Bxclad*e territory given Send fur ctrcaara- W. WIL8QX Oo., Jri*V"fcr*rs, OLarUAUB, o*ie.

QX1ITS WAN CBD.—A 8iiTsr F. Watoh siren to tha paroheeer of mwj of a.auiiedj'1 Maaaoth Prils Stationery FacSagvs, tba largest In the world. (A« aa ladnowa-nt to hare thus lstrodneed). A csts sell them asfcst as thrj can reach tkea ont. SoO par d«:r can be made sar*. Price per baadred, iadadiag watch, ft*. *ttail at tt ets. each. Also owslers in efcesv iawalir, SUtar Ware, Fhoiogra^ba, Ac. Tor Mil particulars of Priae Packaga and Catalogoa of Jewel nr Ac', and slktr satiable roods, addnas T. KOXKOK KXKXKXIX A OO- Coc.Bth aad Wood as^ntMrnrs, Pa.

wnMe lltwf or ne sir territories tram tbe Crat BITOT

less branded in a trade mark, Qraiton Mtna«al Paint. Addrew DiSIItL B1DWKLL, Propr^t-r, !i51P«arl Street, New liorK. T7"KEr (JOPIKs OF ALL TOUtt 1»*T ISLIJ. luibg the ••PENN LTitU JiT'-Penn umtautautoua djmpatli tic U'i)]j?cg ink

or water owJ. Utieu wrrtttu

with this ink, copy purlcctly in the •VP.nn i.ellt w.Ut .ct the du ofa Ojliying-pro*'-itanlal. Jlattorn'yot tf.o "Peun Aiauuuotur lu» wula," i'bilaUolpuia. B.x 217. ('•ilA/i A'ifiNCi wanted, to »ell 8U Now InOlJUU vfcatiouu, of grbat Taloe to iamlltfSj atl pay j,.a-it prsBtf. -Son 23o and g«t 8i p*jtee and •auti-li-cr*U». Aa»nti haiae mnile $l'yJ,WW. ti'UttAtM llilOWii. i-owtll, a asi.

10 Ue firast Octu. ALBSBT ©. BtCHAUDBO*.

Omt20,C00

dose* of this stead

ard nnuilj for iadigawioa, eonrtip^t'on a»d biUtouoMM, ralfciw mrj dtatmiing 5BS^"il"^SES"SST'«5S".

CojriaSold im

Out

MaA/r

"Life ar,d Ail««Mtcre on Prairias, and^tba PaftUfciCoMt. Wiih ovar

itO

ToprospectiW emigrants and settlees la tba "Tar Woat," thi» History of that vast aad kttt.e region will proce sn inTalaahla assistance, snppty ing aait doe* a want long IMt of fall, aa* theutto and rtlivls guUe to climate, soil, pie. dccts, means cf travel, Ac.

AGESTS WAHTEf.—fend lbr Circular* aad so* oar terms, aid a fuildescription of the work. Addrees NAXIUNAL I'UBLlaHINO CO., Oiacianati, Ohio, dt. L-ais, ilo., or Dave»port,Iowa

DRY GOODS.

A A E

"Wbtre will ba foand tbe largest and most uttractiv stock of FALL GO03W ever shown in this city. "i

Staple and Fancy

Domestics, Ticks & Stripes reprints,

4s •TTv.s

Usnuver »tract, Uuatou,

JtSSMB. \X7 ANTED—SALKSiLBK—To YV ovel aud sell goods by sample. Oood wans and steady employment. AdAreas, with

New Cioods Received Daily at the

ft X'.Wr'

'Buckeye Cash Store.'

S. EYCB & CO.,

dwtf

Main Street.

DRY CODDS.

..TAUft1."::A5V-'

FALL PRINTS!

Fall Dress doods!

PALL AND WINTER

S A W S

THOMPSON'S CELEBRATED

D00P SKIRTS!

I*!:©1!

byfcpiass.aasw Mt «ompl«ta_ MI: it T* floooa, .\

Deaeriptiva

aad Pho'ograpbic Views of tba Scenery, OUtse, liandSj fit ice ij People and Curiositieaoi tba Jisw SiatasaDd Terrilories-".

1 8 6 7 JL CT

GREAT ATTRACTIONS

ALL1 the NOVELTIES of the SEASON. GREATERINDUCEMEMTS than ever for Cash v3 buyers to visit the

^it-

Just Received and for Sale

CHEAPi

--fir#1*

5»

-AT

gsaisE

CORNELIUS ft

r:*'.

HAMEBHF&

Monday September 1C, 1W7.

^'r'" "AO

ittf

Ticaeh Xeriaos, Upw C»o«l»sJfW Tas« Plaidsi

^'OrtMtat fctswwfelS

8 1ss Balmoral Bki rta, Tery oh(»p eall aud see ttuin. .. Ladles art- furlted ea tacamins oar

tMi*

flOUAlllS,

-. 'v *-'i- •A1LPACAS. llj&LAIjrag, White Goods, °jK'1 Laces & Em-

Goods ., Gloves, Hosiery,

all. We

O 1

siisEsf 'wiar popfi.i3rs, :e **'. .r

Cloaks, Shawls, Furs,

...

Carpets, Oil Cloths,

Mattings, Druggets?

Hugs and Mats,

Hall Papers,

Window Shades,

To persons living at a distance, visiting our city, now op ut tbe time of the State Fair, and our home trade, we would sav that the

time

full Inior-

natiaa ee Circular. Address asabora.

spent in examining our dif

ferent departments will not be lost to them.

reca'n the ew StTles ofl'riotias saoa as thejr are fSsal* tsraal from th»

iX—r? mrh. Oall and -4-t:

i,%m'•&{>'4 tMJVii -m sw tha lstfSt

flnrAfpfi Mid D'uonrtll?, at

N I lie Main Street* i« North Sido, between Fourth arid Fifth

CoodSoap! .5X?8A5*»

^ieapS

broideries^ 31 Notions, Furnishing

KATE0UA E2FUJED

CdBOBolrated Lye. .Isl rS

jfi&rtJrSmisriffHarJSoas,

tiff a

lUWDS 07 SOFT SOAP ORE CEHT.

TWELVE

•a ct'

2-:s.

l^'a-iuiW fesweBtnt^ Lye, for making fio«p jttsfc diesmsred in 6I5S®ST1AKI) 13? TUS AROTIO SEAS, tad 1§ aompowl rnafely of Aluminat® Jf Soda, which, -wliau mixed with REJT-

vaarxt, jwdwa^Oio

BS8T DETER35TE SOAP THS WOMD.

I mr*(R thflw tw

II*

gocA

NDKIN POLIS

POPtlSS.

a&iu*

-ss'HOB'air.T

,v -j- ^At.PA00A»,Wool Dftlsjo.-, 1 PrtOvSd do fa aft tta bsw "Moris. 6-4 Sack.I tagOoodsia Taaj s~ _• Brown, Drab and ^rAteaks Qilbert's

OpmjRaaasiy^ *. alleolors. AMI ltaa of aad Aa*

TUaoals,

all wMtka.

Nn-

ttoas, -which th 3

'rts astomrlet^ss

iSHs aaytettw«H]P Wear* now In rr5fe «?tpt of thn latest aoveltles In Drtas ..... Triminn|r, socb ...v saXaoos,

J'rh»a*,!* 11'.-

Astteas, Ae. 8e* Slaves Cheap. Th«^*a V. flO 1sr,'mQ Mylea *f 9oaks

and Ph*wig win ftad is to their nil-

"Tr:"

i, .. chasing. The !•».'^4t.' attm'ica ifcl Is.

os,"

m»i-. ^r'n«w 'uo3k

ttnsn W SfiovnVI-'*- of Oloth

flassleierea, 68 .B.Ji Twaeds and aaa y|-g gjjfesj s^s. whfeh w» uflf at priess wtthia the reasfa

HiKif Ptotly oga Hake tleir Own

i'-. 'i?

si5 Sr

Mirror8 &c &e.

iiffO Vi iif-liu'j.

\mia

'Ui»

•uj'

ITABEEHES OP SOAP.

i'S&M.

•o*£ W

4b trsfH) aa a Onp of

.... it

Soft Soap*

ttrcqofofoxt In superior Hard Soap. yi^n«s by all Srasdsta and Qxocoro tm tfiw United States.

BBCXPES WITH SACS BOX. _£3

Heetnrs «aa oMsia itwholsiAle in

MIM,

assh aontnlniug 48 bozos, at

a nbsial dlisouat, uf ts« wholesale Orossis sad JMmggista in ail th« tawns oltdaa ot Otf Unttod States,

%fXFT0R3) PEBtBEETOST, TBV j,

m,-^

flaperal Ageut, IBBBSQBa.

PENS/ '.

*8 *W«f ,s» 0«» *.*t

fwitsfbti*

•nees

KENTUOO STATE

LOTTEEY!

To be Drawn at CoTinglon, £y.

Class

T, Oct. 16th,

Class

TJ% Oct. 31st,

11967.

Jtprto Of $50,000 ipr^sf 20.000 9 8.000 165 Xpr^sef 7.00C 9

prlre. of prices of priam of piises of prlaps of

2**.* 6.000 220 29 1.000 18 63 prilM of 4G0| 261 prices of Prizes amounting to §230 650. 32,000 Numbers and 788 Prises. Tickets $19, Halves $6, Quarters $3

Sir Tbe above Miasmccsr Siaauc Krasza Lottsbt wfllbs drawn ia FCSLIO,

Kt.. rr Swoaa OoxaissteHESs at o^r o'clock P. H., at tbe corner "f PooaTH

tSD fc .TT

Tba Kentacky State IotteiiPS

r«i_£rs,

nri

no O'f: Kmer

prises, bat responsible Hone Lotteries, ttintiii»»» beea coadoeted for tha past thirty yevrs, aad are drawn aa tar theaathority of a ch*~tor from tlie State, and bonds are given for tbe payment of all prlasa. Tbe drawings are puMistae'l in thi York Herald and the CincinaatlVomaercSaU

Tbe aboiesohtms will be drawg the middle aad last of each ttontb daring 1867 and 1868. Cl»»a»ar» of I tt«ri»« drawing dally f»nt ch apall-nkUoa ta tbe Managers.

Ail ill sw all srdars for tickets to MURRAY, EDDY & CO., nOTIHOTOS, KT. ItfAfmtia

WanUd

au29dlwy

QALB OF THE POOE HOOSJ3 Sealed Bids will be receivd by tbe Board cf Ojm»lss!oaers at the Auditor's 081 ce in the

Terr* Hsate, aatll tbe 16th d«y of Octcbrr. 1«07, for tbeaaiabaavuftbrpmeat Foorllouae Farm, sitaated in Iost Creek *j*cs'iip, a boot three Kilse east e( the Olty, on ihs f.l.'ow.Kg terms:

One-foarth cash la B«al, and tbe tetlacci ia •f-.ai payaent", In one, two am) tlirea years, with iaumt from dit«. Said Farm contains one honored arm ta two detached pieces, one of

•ens witboat aajr baUding, aad tb» other uf fur: Mrs* with extensive Ccuaty Asylao. build, lags thTsoa. Bids will ba received ,or each piece separately, or botb together. Tba-Boardrete wt the right to reject aU bi s. Posseasioa m,U givea at ax early a day between the sale and the bt of March, 1168, as tbe iamatrs of the premit •aa be removed to tha JTew Asyinm- Aay g«»w. iag aif «a tha I sailsn lobe adlnatedat the

BLNGJELAJI & CO.,*-

awwMji

Geiiiniie American Watches

Diamonds, Fine Jewelry,

a£ir jtltna •...

Solid Silver Spoons aad Forks,

JP«iK$ILV EK.PLATID Satke Baskets, Gilij dishes, icb pi^ chkb^

eir'"

AJ?o, a Sai'line of

SQyef-piati§d Table OuHe^jr.

SNGKA.VINQ SfiSATLT KXECITTK» '•''V'.'i -I

OIl Eit^isfi 6r 6eni¥if Text. -Au. Uwoas B..osar Uaas E^CliiVKiJ ifREK OF CHARGK,

P. BIAOUAS

CO.,

?S3'TO"East WASHIHOTOS STK»*T, a]rid £3,1 ip jx UiDUliAfOIiIih

J. N. GLOTER's

«uidianapo

it B/T

iiA. COTTA WORKS,

isii, •tito "t«t ttHfi.l or niannfact^rvsto order, ail kinds rtf 4' ..irtl Oroimam. socb as Window i' 7, Mudaltious, Panel and Frieao En-

Mower Vftsw^ Life tise Statuary,

%-t.t Pie. Ad. *aa»re» *eit of CaUa Depot. -jj aprilBdSn

Tiiii CABPEATfiRS' v. Mkt* 'tftJcasslfoafl *0 ft ex. wto. Roe tit's '•'7

11056, sji ai' to sifipirauiuiis,

'fV^

apuxs kkuidias araiccr,-

Ni-arly ICuU yf tLe Union lfepot

INpl^iSTAPOLIS, IND.

SI2KD ffOr.K lOMSTAA'ttV ea BAJ(I

upr (:.2t la i6m

cuitais si. rrrNg.

joum st'uxsrcia

& SCHNEIDER'S

T« IN UlANAPOLIS PhffiMx Bell andBrassFoanitry, \!0 Uuioii i/ailroud Xrsok. Half D&toa "lepot, Ind lanapells, lad

This Elabliilunr'.l.iiiJ cou»tautly onUftuda edtnplety nsita'.'tuii.: -.f oress Ooods for Engine liaiidsrg, and Caa Fitters, aad are maao ftictureps »f Wftter, Stoani, Gas eii'a Beer Cooks Wniitie-. Cniipliasfr. OU Cups, Globe Valves, anc all kdi-N .t lir,uw w..rk«. awrlAniatawtlm, "I IU •IIIU^WS

AND EAIi.

lis fi» ii

...

Dil. C51AS. E. WALL,

OcSilST A.ND AUlilST, l-. ia"t.| -ifBOM NEW TOKK,h»l. IS.KOW I'lIUMANENTLT LOOATEOls I 3STX3 I -A. ETjA.£* OLIS, Wucio iio 14 .y bo cviitultod, rats or OSASOS, ou nil dtji asos 0! tbexadelioata or^aos. Th» nniverail *n Wall's praotice for tbe past two yor.. la tUia oily, iU.r with ioarleen yearr expert*"ty lifttiiB prsuchtf tha .medical ptofes-

Du Kuar»atee to those af-

flietftauatiB Is (to chsrietaa or 4csck,but quailHad to accomplish all Uo a»dcriake(. cross Kyo rou-.ored iu Jllnuto or uo charge, and without iu'errupt iii to .s:n-ss.

Fattnats/w ia havo alreadybsSa eur*d of hllod Dt»s, I)tfaft.a«s Orais Eye, au bn aoeuon ap plUat 011 the Offlo AH sorgicsl operation* i'o in. tho presencu of the faiatiy pbysiolaa wbeof v. ruiJ. il:'.utni\pdi'thirRos from theKsrs of Ofaildieh (a sarufouruuneaof Osafheas,) pormaneatly cared Uinoiilc li.lUo aUon 9) the myee, of jeara' stand'Jna, .•!: f. ci.y car«4-" W opiag or w«t«ry KjeOahi' t'cr. Kiltai a'-tl Uioers of the Eyo spes •eared ..

NO OtiASCtS.for.au JCzamiDatioa and an OpiB' loo. abil ti" cSiiigu for cxacccsbsrvi. treatment'. C'tioftitiBs Eoouva—!!]}£ West Uaryland Street, tt{

hintn..

....

i'Mit Hfloo Box 1818,..V? aug30dwly

STEVENS HOUSE, 21, 23, 25 & 27 Baoadwt J, jj,

QfpotiU Bowling

OJf THl. KCBomir PUV, 1TE STEVENS H0V3 S Ii well and widely known to the travelling pabllo. The location is ially i!.', ,.bi» to merohants and basiuesa men it iain^cl. 1 ,":\)XiaiUy to tae business part of the c,ty—is i.u lUe lilguWay of 3outherj and Western tiaTuI and aiJ*odnt to all the principal Railroad' aud Steamb at depots. liili a iiiVtNS jUSE has libaral aiCommodutlon for ovor SOU gnaUa—it is well iarnlshsd,. and yossosca or^ry si juorn Improvement for tha ocintort and enterta'nment bf Its inmates. Tho rooms aro spacious and wail Teatilatod—provided with gas and water—the attendan-e Is prompt and resptctiui—and tiio table ia ^neroasly provided, wini every dulicacy of the season—«t moderata ates. GEO. II. JUA8K A CO.,

Jane 1, lSf.7-dSl«i Proprietors,

COAL.

G0AiLI

h..

COAL! COAL!! ALcFAELANJS IS NOW fifrttishfup the si quality of Kirer Ooa, cerMu#! 6B a wtuet screen tha-i any other Dealer' u4jius, ajjd»: tH«

rtty

dsrwL

Oi ssw,

CUALli COAL 111

I'hn undrrtfgSF'd will furnish, at present and daring tbu Xcsuing Beaso", either Br»xii ar Bose-' daleJJi*^!, at the lowest poisible rates, aad tba rcryuet quali of Cual. Any orders isltat the F"ol Stor» of

It. Hobbins, in Uowling 8aU

illojk, will mutt ttiUi

prompt

attention.

aug")d3 a JOSEPH 0. KKLLY.

ni e.GiioviSK, asatKB "f^VOOD AND

i"»k r».l „({,*

COAL

Tliu undersigned is n:.w dellforlag the sopsrK or Cu.lof ths PionuerUiil Jlialng Ojnipany, at Carryevillii, aod r«prtfai ly solicits an exsrainatun and trial. It will .ottod equal to the iiraaii Ctukl, aud is furainhs.i ut much less rates.' wunl rs con tihitri ta It. L. Thompson, Ksq. bj 13 ti n^ it at bi &:li ju'1 ite^irfouoe. Or,l»r» left ai ,if i!.-»nr' dtor-, Tiilrd Straot, 't)i -if JI-.iu. wl riK.o!iarvmit attvnilon.

Tlil. O. KOVKK.

QOAL I COAL

9prl«p»ofS300

250 200 150 125 100 50

iovrct rates.

Ur.Lrt Jc.t

jjUBTOWK BLOOk COAL. Tba4oo WMgned Is ps, pared to furnish tba 'cljOtca't al .Terr* ilsutu aim this superior Goal, la^ijp lroin tlje nos two mile* east of Brazil.—i Ttatioatis aur'.r or to »av broagbt to this market. Luw4s.il rt is m- authorised agent, au^ I will lin 'aay contract bo otay make. Orders may bs left

it R.-

Bfjsawa«ti(piy::.([ tbe best qnality of Itlror dMli at tbrf..mi.i i^ies. Orders ielt at Chambers' Store, ecutUwsst corn*#r of tbe Pnhli«f

DilllNlSTIlATOE'S NOTlClfl 79J 'onfarslgaed Las baea appointad A1minli' t,-»r

di'bobu

Ity of

a eti

Library

igton

FWTT.A HIET.PWTA

^iptow mawm

#800.000

PBXSXNIS TO StJBSCKlBFSS: OMk Prtsnt ef^ ias Cssi Pisssatsf Oste Cask Prasafef tot Ta* cssHTKien

Bmi fuU jtiUdWe of Pr—ntt ado*

Xacb Oertifloate of Stack is aooompaaled with a

Beautiful Steel-Plite SogfATlBf

WOBTH MOB.K AT KETAIL iHAN THB OWT or OKKTiriOATB, And alto inttree to tbe Bolder a ntBORlT XV TU MMT WWMIML

Tbe Washlngtofl Library Co.,

Isehattaxad by the 8Mi of Paensylvaata, and Orgabitad ia alitor the Riverside Institute, rov Soldiers and Sailors' Orpbini. lassrywrated by tha Htala «f S. ).

Him APBH «, lWT^j,

I'he Boird

wnl4t

THJt RlVJCKBlflJC

9ltaat«d at KveisMe, eirIia^tou A.4*aai)r, Ar* Jersey, ta foetid dior tha fa-puae of jxatettaas^ edaoatiag- ha sou wf .as«d ^.d kra and jfea mea of tbe Unlt«d !Sv kl.».

Tru»teaee«

sats octju fellow teg

isll-known citaen* ot Pea.sy.vaula .-^d Haw Jer^e/ BOM. Wll.ttAJl MANN,

Ilis rici Attevn«f, hil Jaiphia, P»

HOS. LKWU «. BU' OMALl,

nltl

•it!

TbiiBest is the Cheapsstt, E f. M.'.u:uli now prepared to furnish the best-lirasii and tli^alaud.Ookl, sua the Lshigk and Atitin acico Coa',. if urder«d. Orders left at ilo* Koi-n'it Store, 1U7 Main at., or llarisock A Ban aiatr'a, will recuiv^promptattaatlon. a3itf

Total..

at the Cou .lv dsalas. or at

Wo -JmSiwtio'a Qroccryi on Main street, next door to J. U. Auiith dt Uo. Slurs storo, will reccive1 l.rouiyt nttfilitioti aoi3,*rti80pf«t

Laave. orders with Ous. ArJyStdtf

L. Ball's Stlive Store, aad at'

Paddock A iLcKuen'a Hill. alMUxa BOBKBT OUK8T. I A O I

mi of th Etta of Blaek

'Ord ofTtiitt do e«*?d. The eatste ia solvent, 411

I'lM knowing th mi el res indebted to tba »i 1 '!-ira call and settle, a, tbe retata

ard fiSO. O. JDCT. ji.i:ja,riJ. -dlwtw2w

£.*$}*ST CARRIAGES.

Kitty

SCOT!1, OKEX &

^Carriage Manufacturers,

Cc za #i»Asii1st sirs., Tibbraster*, laa.j

lim

WILUlMliArtxSW Aa4ttar Vigo Ooanty

cpu'isinly on band, ant oiler for

-tfci rA+eat-markvt pricM, a'l of tbe lateetaty! tpu,«K$*0fi«u)g. «pd iieai WAuS oft iTi* own m.auKctua, or selaoCod i'1 atta:ioa paid to iixraiaM*, •.

KaySdaSm

7" 4

V,*

Sx-Cbt Oolnar D. 6. Mint, nl Bootr#a# Omus, Philadelphia, P«-

wjhom

HOS. JAMKS M. dOOVKL, HON. W. W. WAHE, Mew i,r*y. UtllK* UOIUU.K, Ks-!.,

AaaatAdaau' Kiyrsti, FhUudeltdita, Va. /. E. OTK, »q., Of Jay, Oee a»„ m.Qadei|*ia.

S fi*3 .. (K Tasafvaf UerAarnetir^..! Winrui«-«», p. 0., Ap.i, td, issT.T OSes af Intcriial^JtjreuB!-:-^Us».'Ug raesivsd satisfactory evidenos that lbs proceeds of tbe at* tcrprise coBduflted ty tbe "WesblQgtua Ubrafy Oompa y" will be 4-vateJ to an -r.t&bb aaoa, fStmission fs hereby gran'M to eaM \mpaay taaea^ duet smili satwrprisa sraampt tram all sheets batker &« special tax or other daty.

S. A. BOLUNS, Oomfutsslaaar.

nmmm

usiait mmpad,

In enUk that tbe bsaaveloat ob)«ai svt (brtk la thladraaUr w»f ba sooossslWli^ wcetadtfAM have leaned Sre sartes oT runs ST£KX-I'L\TK KNttttAVIKM, which arapat aa saMsriptkm at nkVs maeh lo« their ret tit Va'trt. OHttTinOATiij OIT STOCK IS TU* WA«UiN'OTOS L1BAABT OOUTAll #111 beta iKd, stamped wubttn Seal Unflk^. pan an I signed by the Secretary, (Mooa others gennlns.)

Any per** Nsillai as ON itOli&i &, or paf ing the name to oar local Aglets, will i*oelvS uediAtelj Que Sti-eTl'tata tfaxiaviug, at choice

flrom

tb» follow!ag Uet, aad One 0rtlgBtta jst Stack, (u.uriDgOue Frtaeat iapabltsbvd snhdai OBI UOlIiAU BS0BAV1K8S.

daly.

Mo. I—"My Ohildl My OblM «».»• are Saved I Ihey're ®av»i P' So. "Oi.l SeVt^ ty six or, the lull Days ef tha DowlsMtv

Any parson paying TWO SAL,LAUfi will re* ceivo eltbsr of tb«. following due Steal Plates, eg oboior, and two Cartillcatas of etock, tuxie beoeei. log entitled to Two Peeecats

TWO DOLLAR IKOBATUTO'. No Washington's Oaartshlp." tfA "Washington's Last lutarvtsw aUu iris M*i%er,"

TQBKC DOLLAR jBNG&AITCBOSv Any person paying T1IBKC DOfilUBd SHtfl fLesiva the beaatUai aisai Plata ef "HjIU BOM T1UI WA*,'" sad Thris Osttteaa*), Wacewlatogtatl

UX Ttitae

Prevents, tOUB O0LLAB BMRiTTWM. Any person paying TOOK D9LL&JI8 sbati re oelve tbe large and beaatlfal Steel Plat* of •TBI PERILS Of 00« rOSEVATVIMt" :aad Foar eacHdeatas «r Stock, e«tit(lag tbs» W four Present). riVB DOtL At BtSBAVTV*).

Aay parson who pays T1T1 COt,l^ABt shall rsoelvs tba largs and splendid Sleet Plats of "THI MABBIAffB OP P0OAB9BTAS," and Five Oertifleates af Stack, aatttUag them t» Five Presents.

Tba Bngrartngs aad Osrtldsa*M wttlke dellvs*. on snbaori

ed to racli snbaori beta at ear hacal Ageaslea, of ssatby SMU. pnsUpa d, srv svprsas,a«ta«V ba sa sD «a

I & ,t'i 'J 3

WAiffiTflier

iibbabt vbvrm VIM AWAae"

Tkrte Handled TkoMii'it01

Ut PRMBMNJ9

To the ^-Shareholders, 0a Wednesdaj, S(b efiaa. a»t At PHILADELPHIA, ,PA^ •b A* tm umntit ,arra«ufc is

SOHBDtTLB 6T PBISKVTS. Wl Prsaeat 1 cashPreeent^.^.M......»,..Wm.

Oash Present...^

Cash Present. Oash Preasata of

HOW TO OBTAIH EattBAViaos.

Bespectfnllj.yoars, Ao.f

two, Leeo

10,000

$H,tOO

saak.~...

1 Handsems Ooautry Besideaoa, Stables, Oroands, Ae., OwmaaUwa, Pbilad'a,^ 18,0*0 1 Oenbla Heeideae*, S story brlek. Cam* den, *. 1 Coai Depot, Oiflee, Sheds, tironad, with buaiBees asfablishsd, No.til* WaaUlfcg. toa Avenye, Puiladelpbia_._.„..„.....«, ltfi06 1 Country Besldenee, Blverelde, N. J., with Sroand, Fralts, Ace. 19«dW 1 Tbree atory Oettage, Lot. *e._............ It Valuable aailding Lots, Klverslde ssee 1 Xlsgsat faraeat Vamtiy Oarriago,

1.MS

Urn

Spin of Barsas, Harness, Ac., aoaspleta UN 10 Valnable baUding lets, IMrsrslde, 9800 eaeh...

Baantttnl Bllvar.gray Uatae, loada high, sirsd by tbe Celebrated imported Arabian Hofae "Caliph ataa, a iigbv Boad Wagon, weight 140, pounds, with syt of superior Single Harass*, tu., usking a flrit-ciaes

rat

eetabllahsaeaat....,M,

13 Pianos, KOO each 10,000 SO Mt-lodeons, $IU eaeb....^ tM S Rosewood ^e wing Machines, 82W i«ch 1.0QS r.Blly Sewing *a»hlnee, fl90 each..... LOW SO aS W at he 9 S 0 0 a 100 Oil Paintings, by leading Arttate-«g-^

gregste value 8 Camel's Bair Shawls, S1.0U0 2 Camel's Hair Shawls, Sj.OOO eacti 8 flaadsoaee Laae Sbawlf, tMeaelt.,._M 10 Oitabmer f'taw'a, $30 each. 10 Silk Drees Prttare*.

IS)S8*

i^0U$ *,000

13b

earb...—

00 City Bailding Lots, $178 eaeb Tbe remainder will aoaelst ot Sll

rsr.

,tA..wsre, Musical Boxsa, Opera 01a«es, Pooket Bibles, and oliferent articlaa af eraaaaat aud sue, aaeaaUsg la

r«t

.«so*veee

AO tfce |H|iat«*i gtvea ds«r if isieiSbe—is, Bj*

,*rttxr m-! a MtigstMae Uem

«s

WJJIM AJrt»

Bead orders to as by mail, eaeloeiog ir*M #1 «e 920, eitber by Poet 011M orders ar ia a ragtsiersd letter, at oar risk. Larger Saaaahi ehoald he sent by draft or express. 13 *bara* with Bn|[rar!ags..._ SB

SliaraS

With »»igra»lag«

shiree with Eagravlega._.^.M.,.„n.,..._M se 75 shares wiib Bagravinn— 100 shares with ItngraHags ,,. /KJgt Local AOBVTS WANTBb threughoat the Oaitad

States.

The Association have appelated a* Be eel vert. Xeasrs. OBOBOX A. COOJCK A

CO.,

whese va|l

known Intrgrity ant baelasas sxparleuce'wfll ae a saOlcleat gaaraates that the ssoasy asniled ea the onrposa stated.

PaHAanniA,

PA.,

May W, 1S8K

TotheOOoers and Members ef the ITaskiMts* Libr.ry Oo., Jf. S. BBAD, Seoretary O ntlemen •—Os receipt af yoar favor af ilis 18tb inat, not fjiiag as ef aar appoint jm&i as BaotiToea for year Oompaay, we tool: tbe liberty to submit a copy of your Charter, with a piaa.ff yoarsaterprise, ta the highest legal authority

tha State, and hsvlag received hie faverabte apWloa la regard ta its lagallty, aad apmpaltddBg with the beaevoieat object af your tssnslsllim* •is: tba edacatian aad maiataaaaee ef the e*• phaa children of ear soldiers aad sailors at 'Vitk Brverside Institute, wa have coaeloded ta aasS^s the trust, aad ta asa aar beat efforts ta psaaMSe so wor hy aa eb.ect.

9*0.

990MM

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SaBdreee all letters to CJCO. A. OOOKB A t*., BAJOUBl^ 83 South Third Street. Philadelphia, Pa. Besstvers tsr the Washtagtaa Ubrary Oa. 4

H. W. (ffOMELL, -. Mala 8tr«et,

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