Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 September 1867 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

TEEBK-HAUTEI!©•

Morning, Sept. JItW

Friday

TT.RQAJD

TIME TABLES*

TMSJt HAUM 1VD nfDIASAPOlia# AMI*. Sxpreea. 4:40 P. *. „.10 50 r.M.

fctt) A. atf a.

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»=10 r. Exprees— •T. liOUIi, XtTOW A» IBMWUTl ABBOT. JJ£" toprw..... 4:00 r. *...Mattoon Accommodation- JJ11:00 P. ..Express.—

3:00 r. v.

XVAJTeYILI.* A*D CaAWTOXDSVII.1^ *AT*. •:40 a. Accommodation 4(40 ». Mall-. aOOKTILLB SXTBIWIO*. aaxTi. 4(60 r.

..4:20 r. ,.ii66 r.

Union. County Ticket-^

Tor BooorAar,

f&ED. f. OOEMlLIi.

Tor Ociamlsiionsr—lit DUtriet, TISLD1MG 8HXPHKBD. Tor C«.»r?ieilon#r—*i'Distrlct,

BATH.A£UH

Mew Goahen pierce Sugar ttrt Township Uouse ...I MWdletown

TTEST:

Craln

Pralrltton y/, £. McLean

A cordial lnTltatlon-ie extended to all. Op der of thu Bnlon E-ieentlve Committee. Attest: ^icholatji

ITu.SECX,

5E2 WOTICI ABOVE I

TODAY'S JLDV RRTISBM.ENTS

Cerom'rrlal College—B.Sar*iu, Principal.

CITY

AND STATE ITEMS.

f6f The Street Railway Oenpany have borrowed from Indianapolis, two cars for me during next week. ,u-.f ^i

The attache* of the S^raxm office

are uuder obligations to I. BjpjM for a basket of excellent peaahee.

|fir Joieph Iogersol), oharged with having murdered Nehemiah Ham, plead gailty to the charge, a few daye ago, at CrawfordsviUe.

The peach season Is rapidly draw

ing to a clew, and all persons should at once lay ia a supply, a supply of good white clingfi can bo obtained this morning at O. I. Bipley's.

50- All .hould bear in mind the Ward meeting to-night at the junction of Lafav* otte and Sixth streets. Good speakers, Hood musie and a good time generally will be there.

ilAMtiM—On Thursday morning, Sept. ifltb, at the residence of Oapt. John Httney. by Rev. B. Frank Howe,

JOBSS.

Alokxo

set, and Miss JosaMiua T.

...

8®T* The eircus was liberally patronised yesterday—it could not be otherwise, for the proprietor understands the value of printer's ink, and spreads it on ia everv conceivable form. It exhibits to-dav at Koekville.

"Tilley, the man who shot Bruns, was released frem jail yesterday, the Grand Jury failing *o find an indictment agdnst him.

Wra. Drummond, committed to jail by tbo Mayor ou charge of larceny, was also reWsed yesterday for tbe same cause.

gggr Tho "Hunkadora" Bating Rooms oa the Fair Grounds, under the personal eouiwand of Perry Tuttle and Curtis I. Ripley, of our city, i* finished, and ou Monday they will "heist their fiag.'r— Onr citizens can rely on getting at this establishment, meals at all hour* of the day, promptly, and in the best of style.

THSATRX.—To-night

will be repeated

the elegant comedy of "Everybody's Frond," which wa* received with such manifestations of delight on the opening ninbt. The bill conclodes with tbe kughtilia farce entitled "Sarah's Young Man."

To-morrow evening, wo are pleased to state, Mr. Wra. Pellissier, the German Tragedian, will appear for the first time -in xtjis efty,in English tragedy.on which o.-cssu *Sbak*pe«uVs "Othello" will be produced. This gentleman has so many warm friends in this city that we are sure the mere announcement it saffioien| fill the HalL ,!S,,wwi ,s .*. •''j

Look TO Tbz Bkgibtbt.—It is appar. ent that the Registry Lists are imperfect. The names of many of the oldest citizens have been omitted. These omissions must be corrected before election day, or much delay ^ind trouble will be experienced in polling die full vote of the city. We suggest that voters examine the lists carefully, and if tbeir own or the names of their friends have been omitted, see that tbey are placed on the Begister before the day of election. Some trouble must be .anticipated in preparing and perfecting the first registry of voters, We hope however, that the names will be so enrolled and arranged that no difficulty will .be experienced in polling a lull vote.

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PUBLIC SPEAKING! On Monday, ttas 7th d»y ot October, 1867, at'2 o'clock r. u., speeohee Will b. delivered at tho following plaees by tbe persons whose wm» an att opposite, npon the political leeoee at tho day „...T, M. Meredith 5*oford

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H. He!«oo

•'It is not to be wondered at that Mr. W. Weisc has succeeded in building up a large trade, for he sells the very best goods at the very lowest prices. He bas about a dozen hoop skirts made for exhibition at the State Fair next week, wbicb exceeds anything we have ever seen for olegant and substantial work.

Kot to

Secretary.

P1J3LIC

SPEAKISG.

E. W. TU0J1F30K, nJOMAS H. WBISOJT, •WM. E. McLEAX, JOBS O. CBAI2T, JOHN P. BAIED, ALBERT LAIfGE B. O-BU-BY, and other Speak.", will address tiro citizens on the political Issues of the day at tbo different W*r?s as follows. at o'clock P. M., vir FOURTH WAR'1—At tho corner of Sixth ana

Laiayotfce Streets, Friday, Sept. 3Tth. TXTTH WARD—School House, corner Twelfth and tWnnt Street, Saturday,*8apt.

A cordial lnritation Is extend to allBy Order of the Union v,°k 8^'v A

N. FILBEyK, »«c J.+

The Judicial Distriot Convention The 18th Jndteial Distriot, composed of the oouutte. of 8nlltvan, Park, Vermillion and Vigo, will hold a convention In Terra Haute, Tuesday October let, at 2 o'clockr. at the Old Cout Bxune, to nominate candidates tor Circuit Court Judfo aad Prorocutlnj Attornoy."

Tbe counties abtrro nam«d will please send dfltagUM duly authorised. By order of the Bxeeutlre Committee of Vigo County.

Ti. A. BUBNtTT. CWrgwa-,

Attest: N.Fujjbto*,Secretary.

FOURTH WARD

SPKAKING TO-

—•AT— if.*.*-*-.

Corner 6th and Lafayette St.

Neblected Some people

seem to think that advertisements «re not rend, and among a soiul! class th negloct is probably practiced but the number is getting to be vsry meagre of those who furl to look-at examine atientiv« ly eo interaslfng a n'fliry of the business progress of the Somowhero we recently came across the fiil towing sensible remarks on this subjuct: "BeAders of newpapers whu haliitually omit to read the advorti.'anaonts me unwittingly losing some of tho nin4 interesting portions. Advertising ha^ reached its proper place in public oatimution of lato ^ears, and it is now mado a sut-ject of earnest study. Business men are beginning to understand thut in.. idverti»ing lliey are practicing the art of tho salesman upon the whole publla instead of upon a Eingle individual, and tbey study tho art aceordingly. Ingenuity is tasked to devise bits if rhyme, conundrums, odd conjunctions of the articles on hand with the latest uiatter of public interest, anecdotes ending with advice to buy yojir hats of Hit, th* hatter, irioks With types, andseductivo stories which beguile the reader into »n advertiser's store. Henco advertise^ ments ure a eurious index or human character, being dull, verbose, pithy, straightforward, polished, blunt, witty, or tho opposite, as their writers happen to be, and in a certain sense, advertisers are writers of essays for prises, for upon the supposition that tbeir business is conducted with averavo sagacity, those who write the best will win the largest prize of public patronage. The moat brief, pointed,and the ofteneit renewed advertisements are the most readable and the hast paying, aud readers who would gaths er the best idea of what is going on must not overlook the eolumos of displayed and small type,"

We heard a gentleman remark a few days ago that be had been neglectful in this particular, and said he had begun to look over odvertisements, and so far with interest and profit A* stated above, short, pointed, original advertisement* are the most attractive, and sueh are read a* regularly through as the news columns of the paper.

SUWXSTIOJfS

IX XtSAKO ¥0 HXALTfi.

used freely in our diet. The omission of p-„

salt, wnen a feverish tendency exists and

malaria abounds, is dangerous passes off so freely in perspiration J* *r «7

warm weather that an additional quantity is required. "Uuless we are in the kighett mail 4 health^it is advisable to use daily, at till* season, a small ^portion of seme of the preparations used in the case of fever. "An ounce of preventative is worth a pound of cure'' is an excellent maxim. "Four or five grains of quinine daily ia an excellent prophylactic, and not disagreeable if wa take it dissolved with an ounce or two of sugar, or in a glass of ex* tra sweetened lemonade, with enough loaf sugar to disguise any bitterness. This ia the plan adopted in the British army and navy to guard against tropical diseases

We notiee that several Democratic papers have mentioned the name of the Hon. James M. Hanna, in eonnecUon with the democratic) nomination for Governor. During the time Judge Hanna occupied a seat upon the Supreme bench •f this State he refused to receive greenbacks from the State Treasurer, in pay* ment for hi6 quarter's salary, speaking of them contemptuously ns "Lincoln Honey." Since that time, however, the democratic party have become so infatuated with this species of currency that they now want it issued in quantities sufficient to pay off the entire national debt. We will do Mr. Hanna the justice to say that notwithstanding bis former bitter opposition to this "Linooln money," that we do not believe that be would now heeitate to go with his party for a wholesale issue of greenbacks, if he thought the eountry could be brought to repudiation and rain

ft* & -tUft py Tho Exrsiss will give full and complete reports of tho Stato TT&lr it progresses, and of course will bo eagerly sought for each mornit-.g by visitors and any rooner b/that means than it would

to sond to their friends throughout the have done if they had never been received as a circulating medium. It makes proState. Its circulation will, doubtless, be more than doobled next week. Advertiser! should look to their interest* and avail theuieelvea of oar advertising eolumns.

cious little difference to gentlemen of his school of politics by what meant the country is brought intooontempt, it* faith dishonored or its government overthrown. All they deeire is that it shall be done— provided always that the Demoorad do not hold the offices.—Ind. Journal.

MODEL POSTMASTER.—According

It takes a man thoroughly imbued with tho viru* of Yallandigbam Democracy to send a heartless reply like tliat to tho widow of a. dead soldier, but we are surprised that even as intense a Demoerat as Mr. Whitolesy should be guilty of such barbarity. Ha ia one of the fruits of Mr. Johnson's awing around the circle,- and a representative of his debauohed administration.—Ind. Journal,

Welz's. Skirt Jaetory opposite the

Post Office. dwtf.

|fiTi-4, 8-4,6-4,8-4 9-4 and 16-4 Sheetings bought very low and for sale at a small advance on eost. A splendid stock ofgocd» now open at ilff dlt. SAXfOS & W4i.in.TV1.

at Wcise's Faotory.

We are having unprecedentedly hot weather for the last dnva of September— that is during the middle of the day—but the nights and. mornings are strongly suggestive of fires, thick clothing, flannels and blankets. In view of the effeets which theso changes will produce, especially at this season of thtf year, when vegetation is everywhere decaying and the air Is filled with malaria, we think we can not better serve our readers than by placing before them tbe following remarks by Dr. Buchanan, «f the Louisville Evtuiag Standard: '•It Is now the autumnal season. Tho fading but brilliant hue of the leaf, a it begins to wither and fall, gives a beauty to the American landscape which no other country so fully enjoys. But it is like a heotic flush on the cheek of nature, the beautiful sign of dissaso, decay and death, not merely to the leaf but to the race of man. "The withering deeay of the vegetable kingdom extends its influence to man, and every decaying leaf contributes its lUtle quota to tbe vast amount of maliria that fills the aatumnal atmosphere. "The fall is therefore the sickly season of our country. The vast amount vf ma laria given forth from decaying vegeta tion infeots the atmosphere everywhere and there is a feverish tendoncy in the constitution of almost everybody against which w£-2UJSt guard. "The feverish tendency arising from malaria is disposed to display itsolf in most cases at first by a chill, and any exposure to the ohilly morning air with inadequate clothing may bring ou an attack. In many eases a little extra warm clothing in the morning or at night has warded off an attack of fever. So at night when we go to rest with the windows open, unless we have blankets convenient on the bed, it often happens that we are thoroughly chilled before morning and lay the foundation for an attack of fever. "Whenever this happens we should immediately throw aside the shoets and wrap up in blankets alone then lie in the blankets until a warm glow or gentle prespiration is restored, and oontmuein this condition for an hour or two. "As soon as the mornings become comfortably cool, it will be a great saving of health atd comfort to have fire before breakfast. It is very poor economy to leave off fires until we are compelled to start thttn. Saving ten cenU worth of fuel sometimes cost twenty dollars in doctors' bills. "Those who are not aecustomed to tbe use of milk, should be cautious as to indulging in that liquid at this season, as it is of a feverish tendency. Melons and bowels, at popular-prices imperfectly ripened fruit should be used with great caution, but ceoked fruit is entirely wholesome. '-Salt, vinegar and pepper should be

Boose at

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fifif{MoBKB, "the Spectacle Man," from Indianapolis, will operv an offidb upon Fair Grounds, for the exhibition and sale of his Spectacles during the Pair. All can \e suited there. IM4*

Spring Ladies' akirt fifty cents, at

Weiw's Hoop Skirt JEsctory. dwtf.

Lnrrar HiaiBonnaiKa.dered Bands, very cheap.

Auctiok.—The

$W. EBSAX.! Co.

dtf.

Stfr" Every young man should have a good business edueation, BO matter what his future occupation is to be. This can bo obtained at the Terre Haute Commercial College, A hint to the wise is sufficient. lTdtt.

If you don't Miset we have the

best cigars in the city, just allow yourselves to be convinced, by dropping ta and making a small investment of

BS.br, GO

LICK.

GBASAJhUts Batt! At Panoe'e Bali* toner at S*eon4 and Ohio •treaty Wednesday evening, October 2d, to be gives by Toot dr McKennan.— There will be prizee given for tbe beet Lady and Gentleman waltaere. Prize for Lady, fine gold ting prize for Gens tleman, a fine Mereehaum Pipe. There will be no means spared to make tW« the most attractive Ball that has ever been

In this city. There will be conveyin attendance for ladies. The ladies that wish to be ealled for at their residences will please give notice through the Port office, to Tout A McKennan, where to call. Admission, $1,50. Music by Prof. Toufs Quadrille Band.

There will be no cards of invitation iasued. All are invited, without further notiee.

TOUT A MCKkkhas.

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ffgT Strangers in town, and visitors to tbe State Pair, are reminded that Brokaw Bro's&Oo., 1M Main street, have received their Fall Stock of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades and Wall Paper. Also, a general variety of House Furnishing Goods, Family Dry Soodi, Ae., 4sc., &o.

pHoroenATH ALBUMS

Ma*

For latest style Hoop Skirts eall

•100 Kmbroi-

dtf. KnAtt Co.

The members ef the O. K. Base

Ball Club will meet on their grounds, east of the canal, between the Bloomingtoa road and Walnut street, at 3:10 this (Friday) afternoon, for practice. By orderof the President. W. A. FoLAYD, 27-dlt. Secretary.

largest stock

of good books ever offered for sale In this city, are being sold every hight at Dawson A Forrest's Auotlon Boom. Family Bibles worth $50, are going for half their value. All the standard Books, Classics, Ac, at half price dSk

Go to the Auotioa Sale of Books

to-night, at Dawson A Forrest's Auetion Room.' .-."-'i.'j dst.

B&- All the New Publications at Auction to night, at Dawson Ss Forrest's Auetion Room. dlt.

ggr Pointed Applique, Point Laee, Valeneiennes, English thread and Cluny Lace Handkt*rohiefli. Lace handkerchiefc from

A Bxult,

dlw Corner of Fifth and Main SU.

19* We will open this week Rich Cloaking Velvet!. VxtSAix Co.

Good Jeans Pants for two dollan

and a half at Hartsock A Bannister'^ No. 79 Main street, 3«-dIw.

%tfff The artesian baths are now in operation, and Brokaw Bro's A uo. are ready with patent Wash Towels, Sponge Toweli, Turkish Bathing Towels, Artesian Towels, Huck, Damask, Crash, and all kinds of dlw.

ggf A. well selected stoek of Qlovee, Hosiery, Paper Collars, Bearfc, Keek

anlj

gjjfc gad Linen Handkerehieft,

Tu6 Mut

HrMmtfj?* -14

a» -Jkim nJhrmawr.iinwM mi

—j 5 Jj.il

Atjctioh

in splendid bindings at Dawaon & ITorrest's Auetion Boom to«Bight. «^d2t^r|

The best fitting shirts in the mar

ket can be foond at the Union Clothing Store, No. T» Main street. 26-dlw..

WAJftrol-A strong, live hand,

able and willing to do anyjkind of work at No. 2, Dowling Hall. o2t.

the Evansvllle Journal that city has a Postmaster who not only ought to be kicked out of his office, but out of the State, and be compolled to take up hit abode with tho Kentucky Regulators. It says that at a recent meeting of tbe Evansville Post of the Grand Army of the Republic—"there was presented a letter from widow of a deceased sldier of the 83d Indiana, from Yevay, Indiana, asking for information concerning her deceased husband, whose body, it was thought, might be buried here. Not knowing the address of the officers of tbe Post,the letter was sent 'in care of the Postmaster' of this city, and our worthy and patriotic Postmaster had madit the following endorsement on the tace of it: ^fuPontmaster dorii want to know,a d—d thing about it.' ThU high-toMd endorsement of a Government official met with general condemnation, and it was ordered that it be made publio in order tnat soldiers and citizens might judge of the spirit which astuated the leader of tbe Johnson Democracy af Vanderburgh,4'

(0T New Ooanterpane«—now Traveling Baskets and Satchels—new Curtain Pamasks -Fruit Doylies, Turkish Di ning Cloth* Faney Table Linens and Napkin*, just opened at Brokaw Bro's A Co, 10ft Main street. C28d\w «.e.»

Tilitori to the State Fair, who are

bceding

anything In the clothing line,

would do well to call at Hsrtsock & Ban niitcr'*, No. T9 Main street. They have a -splendid lot of Cloths, Cassinets and Beavers, that will be made up in the best •tyle and at reasonable priees. Tbey also have a good stock of ready-^ade ciothing Give them a eall- «*,s^ [26dlw

|Qr If those that are afflicted with any kind of Chronie Disease will call on Dr. Wbeatley at the Clark House, in this eity, on Thurtday, the 3d day of Qctobur, they will reeeive some advice from an experienced Physielaa, in Chronic UUeapes, whieh i« believed will be the means of restoring thim to health

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V'iaT CHXA*.—One

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ease two thousand

yards FIGURED AMURES ordered to be sold at twenty-five eenta per yardregular price thirty-five eents.

Tcstr, Kmn 4 Co,

d|w. Corner Fifth and Main

IV A Grand Ball will be given at 6oaeerdla Hall en Friday evening, Sept. 8T, 1MT. Malic by the German Band. The admittance is fixed at one dollar. Tbe pohlie is respectfully Invited fee attend.

AtrvnviBX.—The spasu fox advertising ia the itrect care will be let to the business men of Terre ftaate. For terms enquire title Btreet Bail Boad Offlee, Terre Hante Boose. Jew* T. SOOTT, dlw Secretary.

|C |ltra Fine Shore Mackerel and very Large Pickled Herring, Just received, at the Star Grocery, eeraer Fourth and Ohio streets. Moo» du. j^'

¥kbm Haxttx,

19* A

Hartsoek A Bannister's,

No. 79 Main street, tt«alw.

I*m

Sept. 34th, 1167.

The Union County Executive Committee Is requested te meet at the Old Court House, Saturday, Sept. 25, at 1 o'clock P. M. Bvcry member is requested to attend, as important busiaess will be trans acted. -L. A. BTJBNETT, Cho'n.

Attest* N. Fttaxex, See'y.

ABB TOU LOOK1KG FOB

Narrow and wide Bead Gimps, No. 2, 4, 8, and 6 Watered Ribbons. Most of above goods reeeived yesterday (Mon* Jay.) Eds ALL A Co. 'si ^i' iirYi im

MxstBKV BXITTAXIA Siltm-PLATX.

—A handsome assortment of Table Silver, fancy pieces, saleable separately, just opeaed, at

JOHJT B.

FaxxMAif'e,

dtf. No. 5 Warren Pjofh.

fff* Just reeeived by Xxpress, a fine lot of thoie beautiful Bogwoods sets and other eheap Jewelry, Pearl S.eete Buttons, at G.. H. Baseom's No. Ill Main Street.

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Do you want an elegantly made

beautiful fitting and durable suit of clothing? If so, go to Johnson A Miller's, and leave yonr order—tie pltm, 81 Main street.

fff A splendid assortment of fine watches, rich and fashionable jew elry.— Beautiful late style of plated ware. At

Baseom's No. 1)1 Main Street, dtf*

tgf When in need of Underwear, Shirte, Drawers, Scarb, Ties, or anything in Gents' Furnishing Goods, go to Johnston A Miller's, No. 81 Main street, and buy them eheap, from the best stock in tbe market.

dtf'

fine lot of Ladies' Xnameled,

Diamond aad Plain Pold Watehes, Chatlain and Leontain Chains also Watehes and Jewelry repaired at H. Baaoom's NV Ml Main Street. dt^

When in search of something to

wear, dont fail to eall at Johnson A Miller's, ae they are now offering, at the lowest priees, the beat assortment of goods ever brought to Terre Haote. Don't forgct,tfc#Ko.is BUa street dtf

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DllECTOlV.'

BUSINESS ts ATTORNEYS.

Ballrd 4 Truft, 62 »ain Street. atercdith cclano, cor Main and Third. HeUon & Piercs, Phcenii Bow, Btaln St. __ Uusay it S«tf£eU) 'lWrd st., under SUsoaieHeu. ARCHITECTS AND

BUILDERS.

J. A. Yrydngh, corner Main and Fifth. Cuft A lfljaisu, come? Kl&tb aad UMBmrj.

BAKERS.

Frank Hoinigi llro Lafayette Street. BILL POSTING. G^.W. Belfeaid'or, atthia o»o^.U

BOOTS AND SHOES.

N. Andrewa, Vala street, bet. fifth aad Sixth. P. P* Deck, 16 Korth Fourch street. Ir«ibiag & aouzci", oor. ilala 7ta.

ROOKS AND STATIONERY, il. W. O'Connell, Main street east of Feerth. r, COMiIJEECIAL COLLEGE^ B. Garvin, Principal, Old Conrt House.

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, 40, JBrokaw Bros & Co 1U3 JJaia Street. CARRIAGE-HAN CF ACTUREBS.

A.J. Welch, cjrnar Second and W alnnt. Boott, Onun $ swner ^iaia and First. dOiiSI^lON AND GRAIN. James U. Turner, E«st ain Stroot. John Hanoy is Co., First St., oo caeal WaSta.^

XJOAlr DEALEItS.r

Joseph O. Kelly,1 i^owllng UallT. i. Urowr, 'i hiril itroct norru aaJa., ,7 E. F. Merrill, 107 ."ii ain street. John Sicfaiuua, at ouuty ac.ilea, Ohio itmfc Kobart Gaost, at .It. L, Balls and Meaeea Paddock's.r

XUcliurd ^cElror, f8|thwestcari FabueHW** V. Bnu-Jli 4 Co—SantutLJlerrjr, a sent. 't OLOrHI5G. Harts clj & Bannister, '3 Slain street. J. Wamslay, iiast side Public Sqaare. ^piungur at. tiro ucur coruor Main fctto FoxjTt^^ "a n-\\» AlUlt !', Si itain street.,

DENTISTS/-"'

0 Lincoln, three squares oajt Caloa Depot. K- VauVftlzaU, iOl Jtn etreot.

DRUGGISTS.

11 wr, Gulidt A Jfcirry, corat Main and FOTfth. I. L.'jlabaii a Ou.,cornt jlaia and ilxtb. J. ii. A' 0aYf5,*ciruttf ilaln uoil lUird,

EXPRESS COMPANIES. .. Adams, E. 13. Alton, A^nt, Maclianlos SyrMercuauts, X'- tk'. ciotwiu Ajeut, Mala ttr«% east of t'lftSi. mono.

Amtrloan, S.jJBcElvain, corner I owrtu aed ®aw FOU-S'DBY cVND MACHINE SHOPS. Vigo Voandry a.h& ilaohina Siup, Seath, BmlA A'Jo., near t. I. and £. i: 0. B. B. IreifhS riivouix jTouadry oWCacUlnoBliop, SfoElft'eih, imagler & coinur fltli aad Saglo, near rasseoger i-tpot. GUNSMITH AB aTI^CIL OUTT^B

Johu Armstrong, Ohio street, east of ThtttHll'S AND CAPS. Joseph (J. rates South TWrd strees. olfo a Six. Main street. John H. Sykee, ii3 Jlum sin.-etv

MOTELS.

lly liotol, oornor Fifth and Cherry. National Hou.ig, cornsr bixlh and UaiOClarii liouss, iforn&r tXhioand First. Buntin HoUBsreouih-taat corner Fablle Senate. Terre Uauao Eonu,' oornqr Main and Seventh. Stewart Ilonsa Sucond street, north of Male.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINT^^ Ban- 4s Coata, South ITourthStreetIt. Uuclitll, ioutU I'ourth streot.

HOOF SKIRT FACTORY. B. Waisz, opposits Post Offloe. INSURANCE AGENTS^ Baveas 4 Co., corner iiaiu and Fifth. j# XI. A rana, liaic street, «a«t of Fifth, •••ts ^|g" ^DLCB DEALERS'. ^02 &

LEATHER DEALERS.

Eaxnott & lias, 144 and 148 Main street-

MUSIO

TIiiACHER.

4.. Dsprosee, at Klasnur's Palaoe ef

MUSIC DEALERS.

G. Lindomann, 01 Jlain street. L^Kissnw-,' Paiaoe^of iiusio, 48 Ob» '""MECn.ANICIAlT. A. Tittoan, 201 Main street.

MISHLER'd HERB BITTBW. J. Blfe. rner 9th a«d Stain streets. MILLINERY. airs M. H. Abbott, opposite Post Offlee.

C. Miller, orders at Post Offlee.

DRESS

TRIMMINGS T—Colored Satins, Satin Buttons, Satin Ribbons. Colored Velvets, Ombre (shaded) Tel vete, Velvet Buttons, 611k Plait Braid, Satin Fold Trimmings, No. 9,3, 4 and 6 Trimming Bibbons.

Mrs. M. A. Walter, t» ilain street, apstfMb Mr6. 3. Straus, South Fourth atreot. MONUMENT3—SCOTCH GRAMflTlt.

Jas, O. Wil on, P. 0. Box NOTIONS AND TRIMMIUGS.

T. H. Eiddlf, lot Slain street. Mrs. L. Yols«r, eouth of Post Offleo. NOTIONS,. TOYS, FANOY .. RIES.

Olaussen, BichOTTslty Co., Main stee*, nefr Cth. .'j •••'•.' »:jj OMNIBUS LINE.

llIi tpOETliAIT PAINTER. H. M. Pound, near corner Main agd Fe(Sirfr. PLUMBER.

K. Buctell. South "ourth street. •'W'4QlIBEN3WiSE*' Msjor Xl. Hudson & Co., 139 Mala street. Hendrlch & Feliunsor 149 Main street. Browu 6 MiiTin, G2?T«lu stroot.

RESTAURANT'.

J. £. UaJ:s, 149 Main street. RETAIL GROCERS

B. Ilagerty Ji Co., 1S7 Main street. W. VV. siuonon, 03 Main street. SEE'DS A^DIMPLKM28NT8. J. A. Foote, GO Main street.

UNDERTAKER.^-

Isaac Ball, corner Thiid and Cherry. WOOLLEN GOODS. John X. Keia CO Wain street.

6@r Go to SyUos' Hat Store and see hb new Styles of Hats fend Caps at CkuhPri «s. dw«w.

|y¥r All the latest Styles Hats and Capls in great variety being received dally at Syfces' Hut Store, and sold Cheap for Cash. dw3w.

-8®" The largest stock of Mens and Boys' Hats and Caps on the Wabash at Sykes' Httt iitora, To be Sold -Cheap Jfor ash. dwiw. e"e#s

P£T Those wanting peaches for canning will do well to leave, orders with Ray & Bailey. They are in reeeipt of them daily," as fine as peaches grow, dtf

EARLT

BED aEARL* toRis*.-

Qet an alarm clock at tbe old Stand, 74 Main Street of S. R. Freeman. He has the best assortment of clocks of all other kinds in the market, and at low prices. 9*y V'

[jr

dtf

j41

general assortment of flrst^jlass

Pamily Groceries just received at tho Star Grocery, corner Fourth and Ohio streets. [dtf.

NAYLOB

A Mooma.

fWIMII1

caratfflhci tedthedie,aenralgia, agna.-WTnp, andlcraflB|is .'j^' jfi^rcet,

the stomal, Ak. The Bombay Root «4 BIodgatta,can be fonnd at Woa. Cttfk's

Barber8hopon Third Street, near th4 Bontin Hooae. Persons w!shiog:dt oanj be supplied him antil na^ return titt^ State Pair.' ,f ^$,1 ,*r dtf

'j cv

EuoAirf

LADIXS,

JOE* THOJWS»

Pajhlt Biblxs—At

wmtioq

every night at Dawson & PorreitT Auc* tion Boom.

Opening ol a superb assortment

of Tall pattern bonnets and hatf, Ffiday September aoth, at S. StraUs' South Pourth Street.

eall and sea Prink's Patent -inning Pnrnace aett *wixyou}'

heating stove or cook stove. jThe best and obecpest invention of tho age.— do your ironing with five oenta1 -wjortli of fuel. Sole Agency No. A3 Main str.eet.

IT-dtf W. W.

vKKOjf.

few®® Paints,* lfuiscc|

Oil, Varnishes, Putty, and Brushes, iij large stoek, and Tor sale at close flgtire.^i by Bapp, QlWf &.f rm

Sept. It, dim Dra-ruisu.

fg^-Pallstylis Caps 'just received at Wolfe, £s WestiaU1'. S3

treet, Terra ^aute, Indiana!!

pg- Beautlfnl Fafl ploafeinijs, at Cornelius & Haggerty's.

iit

j. llwbftrjtoii.oiiio stmt, bet. Third and W. DRY GOOPS. Taoll, Ripley & Co., corner 6«b aad Mate. StTast. \V. S. Jyoe JkhOn stroot Brokaw iirui ito., ICO Jlaia street. i. C. Wittig Co.. 1st Mmn airoet. A. iitppcrt S .0., btveet. Bdsail & & curntr 1 cunli «idU ain street Sa-iloii & IV'dmsUj, ilaln street Coraallayp Ma^Bertj, -cwaer Main Ma tbirO.

KST Something new in Btiglo ming, at Oomeli^ & HaggWiy's.

1iTorioi~3l^*A(ftain»kiti9--- Having been eolicited by in any partial who nr) prepared-td ftirtl'iBh thifr owdc.nvoanc(} in part, I have dctormined to Ueoj^ ligh$ plaasure vehicles for hiro until iurthcr notloe at Wjl!qb'*ffrriago^!jop.

IMJW'

Thx STATX

StelnmsUl & JUoyor, north of Court House 'ihoe. a. Luyion, at Cory ss JOauconrfe. JEWKLLER3. „3 8. S Freeman, 74 Jlaia street. John II i'racuian, Warren's Block «J. ti-. U^bsoiu, liiJ^iiain Street.

Fair.—In or dp that ou|

citizens may appear tt a good advantng^ and make a favorable imprcssjpn with the strangers visiting the Stale Fair, it is es» sential to have a pair of W. H. Rpbbins' s'Bfttne Vxdrlbd£r all be supplied, ho has made up* (pfiirge assortment, from the finest Proifoh tf'iflf ti heavy Kip.

Those desirous af haviiig thent' tuacl ean do so by leaving their mea3uro at !ii^ manufacturing room, on Main street, bej tween Third and Pourth atreots, (up stairs| in 2

19" The Spencer Fruit Jar—ecIC-s^W ihg~enc orate,eold-r4wo jwh» on )^wi. Call and see them at C. I. Rifley'S,

ttf Mrs. L. Volger haviflg*?u8t returned from New Tork with a complete assortment of Ltdies's Drew Tri^mJi^|Sj ^aney j/JToriited Workj^S^vorj Skirts, plain and fancy Corsets, Lacfiea' Hose, Ae., Ae., Is prepared to supply all wants, and will be pleased to meet her lady friends at her rooms, flvo door south of tbe postofBee. »et»

Ladies' Hose'fifteen cents to on4

dollar at Mrs. L. Velgers. ^lagj ic c»» ^n. 'I Unbolted Flour, at fc. fi Ttipi

a®®*

-Mt:-

Bay & Bally, Fourth street, South of Pest 99)**. C. I. Ripleyain street near 6th Jfaylor i-iloore, corner Ohio and FourtV S. Wright & Co., 161 Slain street.

STOVES 'AND TINWARE. B. L. Bail, Main street. S S. H«nrterson, Fourth street, Soath P. 0. P. C, Smith 4 Co 60and Slain street.

at fc. ii' [22-atf

MT Hoop Skirts 65 cents to eighty five Cents at Mrs. L. VolgeHs. dim

MT*flaio and beaded Parasols bj Express, and for sale at A. Nippert's. dtf »m dtr New Boaaet and Trim ming Ribbons, Dress Buttons, Gimps and Bui !e. Dress Trimming- a^ A. Nipperts. dtf

iQTTo Builders and others, a fine al-: sortmcnt of fancy and common £r sale eheap, at Main street 8,dlw W. W. SHAKWOif. 11

IV Whalebone ^orseU Mrs, L. Toiger's. tW

at $1,00 dim

By Szpress, a buoico sues of

5Say Go see the fali styles of Hats and

r£&Tt&Haute,

xneW

and fashionable Dress Goods, at A. N ippert's. dtf.

|^K. B. Shirts, Barber's Shi rt3^c heap Shirts, high priced Shirts, ?t kiddle' 151 Main street. [dtf.

tST Go to I. B. Wright A Go's for a choice artiele of Green and Black Teas, Mo. 105 Main street. dtf.

8-4"White CrapejMarete and Whit Later, at A.Nipperta. --dtf e,,,

CoLuaaa. Ladies' Collars, GonUOollars, Boy's Collars, Collars and C'u U'o atRrpDLx's. [dtf.

Foa

Sax*.—One

Frame Dwafifng, ten

rooms. One Brick Dwelling, twelre rooms in perftet order, location desirable— also, one Pamily Carriage, nearly now. For particular*, enquire of Cory A ManOOVtr dtf.

-aJKSjIt

Indiaha.

dtr. .1 ,«, Filesh BUTTER an^

WELCH.

RlHBSR^OCm'HoME^A KA8ANT.-H While gre^t prepa«ftioi^ are•going on lo entertain vlsitora at tbe' Stuto Fairj those expeoting musical frioads and having n^. Instrjumont shoujd mnko ar early examination of tbo largfe and mngJ niflcent stook of new Pia^oa-nnd Orguni now conltantly arriving 'atKissncr'S Pulj ace of Music, -y. ltf

dtf.

I A choice article of Dried Peaches, jApplufi J*rusea and Cherrica, at

vV biOht A CO'S, 155 Main StriMt. .. ... a. ... ..

ajUy25,ditf

We see thjt many disecnsolaie

TemalM are.rogrelrtmg, by word of month aMHplLas in prTn't", that "They have nothing to wear

Xo tfie approacblnx Statu Fair," to aunour.ee that we are prepared to supply tho wants of a "great multitdda" et

small advance on eoet^ Tueli, RIPLXT A CO.,

21-dlw.J Corner 5th and Main Sta.

QST' Hole!a and Families supplied in largo or small quantities, with Huck and Daaiflsk Toyrela. Uarnesly and Loom LJuuh T»Wq Damask' and every deserlptioo of Household Linen Goods at Eastern firiuos. TD£LL,

Eiilky

•-"86^ Try DirLTmd A Co.V healthy Saltr&tmt at-G. I. Ripiey's. dtf.

Atl tho new colore and sty!

hDroiS Goods oiin l»o found at Idtf NnTWfS.

»P«k'fcnti,aB(lGB*K8 arrive daily at

Ea«» can be baa

Trimi juwp. I» Rip1e/s..» dtf. dif.

thf^hit^st-sVylos Neck Tie?, Scarfc, Gloves, VM jT^cbs na choap as the cheapest. The D'' Shoulder Seatt-Sblrteon i^T#aod, r,r made to order. dtf IMPS fU 6^ Sacking and Opera Plannela are to lc fiavi very clienp at [dif. NimsT'i.

AMUSEMENTS

15 A.

THE GREETING,A Collection or Glees, danrteiltf,

«.liorua.n,

Warm JrWKLKT. An enlarged' book with the latest, patterns, and a few sad ... servatories, Clubs Amateur Singers, plee of tbe manufacture also, Jevewy *. &•,+>*••*, V. "... 1 Vrific 51, 8 $ 2C0pertJos. Mailed post p»iJ. the VcroMUa fashioas, at

R. FBEZUAN'B,

.v6 'No.» Warren's Block.

N. B/—Hair Jewelry manufacutreJ at tho shortest notice. .^^tf j, "1 Utilvm f,

Ladies and MtnesfieaTy^Kibbecl

Cotton Hose at A. Nipperts.

dtf

Pure Cider Vinegar at

E. dt£

Wrigbt ACo's, 166 Maiofticet.

PoBTBAXTS eolored in Oil or Crayoo.-y Chargce reasonable, and .all work v|Mratited to giVe entire satlsfactife/!.

Call and sec specimens iU tbe City Gallery, Ohe door Will of^Bafr A^o'fs Drug Store, eorncr of Main and 4th streets, j: -dtf H. M, Pws».

art-Soii(jS,

tc,I(

By "£,. 0. EMERSON^ Aut'ior of ."'he Jnbilot-," •Harp o£ "Gulden Wreat*," Merry Chlm/s,'' elo.

PpwRrrt of Half a Millies'G pieS of ttr. "reun'd n= lo Books hare been sold, a fket pror itig popularity which has rewarded no othft author of tho ftimo' elass of Bocks, aad which caa uo^ty'.I te lnsurefir this new *olame aa lnsnsenee jii'lr, TKA eo'n.tcnte of this w#rk arr, for the most

Jtitr. A large numbe'- pf ra'aable pleees bf.r,. contributed by-Mr.- I -8. SovTBAac v' oaa naicvls a enfliciect gaarantee of their e* tflleiice." mut-niarDaJ ffeatnres of the oolieotiua are

StOTes eheaper, at 63 Mam Street

opposite tbe eld. Court House. *v*" 1 dtf, ,"| W.""W. SHAssoig^

Originality, Brl'llance and Variety, (tail it, will he found, upon oarefal sxaalnatWn that there Is No Glee Book before the Public That ia etcry particular will prove i» complete) satisfactory to Musipal Societies, and ConT^ptioni. pon*

OX-IT EH D1TSON 4 CO., Vnbltnliers, *77 Wash. i,iut.r)ii tit., Bo«too 0. H. IMT80N ft CO Til 'B inJ y, Serf York. J&li^tah

ATTAOHMFNT NOTIOEt :, 4

Cblnii, Qaeensware, Glassware,

House-iaTnishing Gtoods,

COAL OIL LAMPS,

Lantern*, Table Cutlery,

n..

NO. oa MAI* STBZtT,'

V**'

gc vmicH mLKiin, 'nrpftrfriTBS A DTCAI KK3 IN *f

IT. ». QITMOIV. /f AJOR

ULASS,

ARRTHEN

W PVP^MM*

FOR SAUK.

X?GB 8ALS-«Or «wh*nfT JD or near Qm city,

Sept 11 dl»

T?OR J? 8 tot

& Co.,

'21-Hi Lw.}" Corner 5th and Main Sts.

5sr" THmfriitis Ratios, In all eolorSj St ^l^-fpaggertyV

8-11

ityles Cuasimerearia

I3usm s^

Suiti at Eclat ger A Bros. also,

fap-

i^.SEi

Uatyigcr a^d director——S. V. UMUM

Thi» nnnn^r mos' re«pectfnUf infWrxni th« pnhl.c that ho h»B !©tisc«l tho fttov» HaU for «C- ^.4. (jltoico Drnniiilic ttopreacnlatloas! J^ytper! eft «U. fall aud effloien Company of tbo

Metropolitan Theatre, •J? r.v?

Inditiuapolis. feven'g. Sept.

D( OSlcedy. tti ibrc** entitled

FHIE\D!

^f^pirfBrnran^n wlTlonclule with llie taugh tiO

title iTarce entitled

"Sarah's Young Mian.

Dnors open it 7 o'clock, to ofcoraence at TJJ. Admi»»iuTi, 50 a 'tiig.-.Hcsirvea 8oate, 76ceutr. -"'ilck iWii'i opon frim 10 A- M. until 1 P. II-

!EW ADVERTISE MEN T6

nPEiliiE HAUTE

COM'L GOL

JL,., Ol.D COUUX. HOUSE BIULDIKO.

BfiiJtt-toe iag bj stdglo and double intry, in all l»s forrai. Ke p"rtni&i]ig ku«'nesa lifer Peunan ship Aritliuict'r. Terms within reach of all Wot inrthor parliculars, adilrtSi tie Principal, ,.ei*7Jly B. OABVIN*.

or tn lUWI afce

ion oa TMrth street, aae eaeare eeHkeC

Oeraer leswheOanlisair

T?OR 8AU5—A very douzaU* J? Baadaaea on Poplar rtiMt, katvaai aad Tth etrw«». For farther nrtMlmHiSiN of Arbe Holers, oa She H«adeee. aAr

SALS—A Stiborbtta But denee.—I will Offer Iter Hkle, a short t«o, tbe lateraeldeaee of A. Iaaxa, (sc., ceaUlaiix In son*, cood Orchard of 100 bearfarf Apple an4 Pear Tne*, Slaskberries, Batpbenise, tttaabss He* aad firapee (ood HoaaM with sIstNM Cellar, oat-halMiage. Ac., nod v«U of -water aad Cistern, all of which I wilt Mrtf ea reasoeaWs tarm*. Pleaa* eall esaata* tbo pitalio. &MMi«was a.». iv

Fla

3R SALE.—W have 40 Lets MoQaafhpj aad Boaah's eab 4Maloa^ Time easy pteiMtd a au waate to balld. Those are larfe, 87 fret front by )M dSaa, bateg alKat t-ioe ae large aa other Lola ea tho nt .i,b.lr,U jat tha CUjr. Iksgr. ara hiak aad aead ae dralnare HICXCOX tQOTt.

SALE.—Fobr thrto-stQfjr Store Booets, ob Kaln strMt, Mmu iu and Tth Krerte. llMlas

Al«d

or bn se tb« Mot-I kaawa at tbo Stawari nonet, Terr*-H*nte, tadiaaa, oa reaeonail* terms. Tor partleslars call on th* Pros(Mkr,! *t tRBtenif.-r- TBOKAS MiKU.my. 8«pt!0dl«r k1

f?0R SALE.-The deeirable Bui. X? aess Blaaif slta^ttd oa the mU-oast ooc sHsf 13th Had H«la Streets, t«a lots, eaob it' feet front, a two itv,ry hrlck laldinf in MwylM*. or er, Pimp la frsot, 00 barrel ei#tera, ieT«« Jfrnll Xrsre,.Ae. It to aa* or the aseet 4lglbte^ et»a1e for local or conatry trade la towa.

Terms reasoaabK Jjoyffe ea tbe proe^K eep^dSw

SALE

rtoit

«"W tie* Caraap of WhtHt 9 5" .•

TiiQiaa.i JL Forr ^t rt' James *Mauk.—At» tacBtni'fi lS'Toro 1,. Deaehie, J. P., HarrUoa Xawcsliip, V'io County, lodlaaai rh'iunas J. Format plaintiff In the shore ent 1» 13ed mjt haviof tiled his irflldaTlt settlag forth £but tlia d«(eu(antli Indehtoil to him In to* sum 'of ST5,' 0. u-.cl lii.t tha said dependent bas left tbe nti ol iDiIi'ina, and a r-turn harlog b-en made iiBinmo'isor fuundas to daft. Tha defeact^Bt will t.ki* QOt.Cr uf tho poud«Boy of this ..alt appear before mo at ay offlee la said To»tiSRIp trtanstri-r pJefntilTa complaint on he If, 'l«y of Octob- r, 1SC7, at 9 o'clock In the loreaooii or ihs

will de beard and ooarlJered

in Uh alwenos Wttaeu my hsnl and teal th(S of Aug.'iaCTrt _____ aitwvs -h. B. DsncaoLX. P. C..' -r.&i'iB gSOWK & MBLYIN,

W ARE,

"''r' 147 Jlaia Street,' TERTIE HADTE, 1Kb, dwiy.

wk. a. M*CLvaa.

B. HUDSON A CO., liaoortere aad Jobbers of tii.XHS AND CKOCKjeitY.

An^J J(»ler» In

JUlI-VA.

Houne Kurniabine Gloods. !fo. 13* Wabash itrect. ...Terre Oaate. lad. swlf

EYE AND

GAB!

Dr. CHA-S. E. WALL, Ofwr i"" the Eye and Kar, who bae for tbe putt »n jr-an operated with ra~h vsinrt«i ooeen. iniu Jmi»aij l:». will In Teire Uaote on VedoA7ay, Ttmreday and rriday, Oet Id, 3d and ftti, wh-r*1 he m*j be coasultai oo all dlieasee of those Mnts organs. Oroaa Eyee removed la •ina i.ut, without interruption to bnaueee.— »u a l, QraanUted Lid*, I'lcers and Films of the Xye, al».i, Oppressive D:«elianree Ir at tho RAratpteiiiy cam No ehxye for aa examination aud ojinl'o, uil no charge for aosaooeeelaj 'reatnu nt. Tbe b*»t rolereaeee ('Tan. Opera* this oms at tbe Tprro Haate Hoaae. seilidwtf ,*

4-fi

ros8All*—A PwelltBf Httisss Seooadilleet ..1 three Quarts 8oath ot ifaia, Coatalaiag elckt $ roome, 1*0 porches, and ail in food repali^. ." -1 There #re on the premis a eoedelstera, bare, wdfri-ehrd, stable, te., 4e. Baoairo of

SALE—HOESB A yoeaa (lonusMOod style. W*l| kslu Saddle aad harness, friee, (1,00.

¥°,l

ALSO, MS 8A1

Aa Oprslsnr—prle* sue. Ae Open Bangy—price, 9i7t As Open Be cay —prioe, SiCU.

wis* ur

At Welch's Oa

SlMlw s*'"*— A.

FCltaVOr^tHtORRKNT—RABBwill-1U--tltHl'.'lBOTKItjksalk

CHANCE

foST

—a

BCS1NIS8.—Wishlag to chaan aiybaslaeai I off-1 my Stoek of Agrtealtar*] fsspleessatt at a low flgnre. A person trf snterfrtae, with a Bod erato eabltal, we 4 wrll Street.

Aptly et Ho. 6t Mai* S. A. J-Oi»T*. «trwK

TOOK SALE, FARM.—-Ona oftk* Ju Flaeat Farsts ia TigoOoanty. usatelllM IS9 acres of rich sh| highly prodaeflee laaC about oae«balf aader «e ttTattea. It la eltaated on the ianrflll« A OrawferSsrnie Sail Xeod, At qIIm

S«c«h of Terre Sasw, at Toaag'e Matin Tb« ftait'eadraaalar adiol^laic le, aad a Swlle% bnlng'os one rsd ef the lan'l, stake* It talaabla Will be eold lev. Crenlre ef

OBAdXOKT 0AK«.

aas2Si3at Tarre Haato, lad.

GOOD

CHANCE TO XNtAflT

In a well Cetabllebed Ho-iitn, Wiehlag ta VSlTre from basin ess, I bow oCer ay entire Moah of ote and Shoee for eala. The stoek la siaw aal' carefully ealeeted, especially for the retail trade, any person wishing to lareet la aa CketabUehad bntlaeee, wlU flail It to their advantage toaali aa ma soon, at my plaee of basiaaM, at St.. Mala street, Tem Hante, I ail. a«d3» B. 0. OCBBIMKAO.

T?0K SALE.—HORSE.—-A |04 family horee, perfectly gentle, top Daggf and Harnees. They will ba said low for eaeh or good paper- Snaalreat OolSmsa'* Vs|ss tsri. eeraer of Sth ana Pcplar sliest'. Hilt

I imH

SALE—Two Mileh Cowf, Bnqoire »f J. t. WIIMTSK, Worth Mth Street, next to d. I. B«l|lf, or at 1. Mafto,' oa East Malu Street, a*Bt ta Oaaal.

l?OK I is.

I?OB SALE—Fmr,?nuB«Hovmi

J? One af Its, two of six, aad.oka at «ms rooms. I will eall theaa heaees very lav, aad rcaeonahla t-nas. Apply lo T. 3. rOllHT, liJtf Kear oorssa Sd sas Olds SttsOta.

Q.RBAT JLUOT10* *4141

1 uMi-im

0 O S I

AV vit -fasaaS, eeniaeititft

*'-E

vi"

Sept..

"i .H'.'ii

AT THJ AWFW* *6^ irf

DAWSON 4 FORREST,

!&«

»4fn»QH' .w ,. «tf»t Mt ". flSTsteer oelcs eAriS fbT ufiTH the best ever broaght te this Itate. JIT' cry rolume is new and pe^Nk,eWtBag. .rsundud s^ atfe-ferW ti xi Greek Poeta,

I»atin Poet#, EngiisU Poet*, :(J k-fUS •merifltui Poettr

StimflArd

In (iset, everything desihIWe a (he tft

LiTraATTO*/ T*«ato«T, HISTOBT, t.j ri ASTEONOMT, POETBT, *&wt YlOLfMftY. m., AO, M.

BOMANOl,

v-i

trilOLSSAtC »VTAU DCAttSl l*

A Spleadid t^crlc^r «f

Photograph AHutm,

Prayer Booh§,^u

3^9

Terre Haute,

zw.i -s JPot if 014 sm «eopt were PretoaUmi and

VathoHe nmei

Frem the plainest Sheep Oevw to the

I«t flikntt ol lMk

ijk M* wf

i$»- .* ,#•» i? tsX

laTJoaET

'Jt

91X12 FOilTITE!

ABd witfce.tBesem.

Ail floods Sold at. Ml

Dww Twa DA%

-i

h. l** J.I mtf' 4nvs utH#, 'r%ifq

trkiHh-iitt'^T-mefih .U.v:

Ladies are Invited

•''TO EXAMINE THE ETOQKt

»n

T.».' wi. '.,wiiiL^iiC- 'tjbiH-Ot-a 't* .Ajk $»S%

ffrjt