Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 September 1867 — Page 2

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DAILY EXPRBSS-

TERKK HAUTK, 1 .N

I should have preferred to atteadtbe

I-

Saturday Morning, Sept. 28tb, 1861

Taxation and County Affairs-

Under this head I propose to ditcuss several matters of interest to our people.

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cal meetings in this county and given my views on many of the leading-top«* of the day. This bad been my intention for some time, and it would baveafforded

me much pleasure to have shaken hand with my acquaintances and friend. «t the various township meetings. But tbe Executive Committee having arranged for simultaneous speaking throughout the county on the 7th of October, this pleasure will be denied me at least between this and the election. I made a short speech on last Saturday at Hartford to a very attentive but somewhat

tired audience. I ..know the topics which the people wish to hear most prominently discussed at this time. They relate to the burden and pressure of taxation, National, State and County, and they wish to know how this burden may be diminished or lessen ened, and what reiorms are needed for

that purpose. This tubjcct will furnish an ample

Held for all those who choose to enter it, and there will still bo room for more. I ihal! only be able to make a few SUjj

geztions and brief explanations. COU*TT APTAIBS.

From mixing with the poople I learn they wish to know more of our local transactions than they yet have had an opportunity of finding out. They have heard a gocd many reports, and wish to know whether they are true or faWc. am not posted as to the various reporU in circulation but there is one prominent report which I have seen in print, and that is the report of the late Democratic County Convention of Vigo, charging County extravagance upon its officials whom they call radicals, although this charge may have been made for Bunkum, and no particular act or acta specified of •xtravagauce. Still I am not willing that the Republicans of Vigo should be held responsible for a charge which the Commissioners of your County think they can easily refute. With a view, therefore, of giving the people the infor

mation thpy desire, and of showing that the Commissioners have not made ^record that Vigo county need not be ashamed of, I will commence with one of our lendin items ^of expense, the new poor house of Vigo County. This building will be ready for the o«cupants about the last of the ensuing November. Its exact cost cannot,be estimated till finished) but wtU range between thirty and thirty-five thousand dollars. Its capacity will be about one hundred and thirty persons, but will bfl fiblo to accommodate, in cases of necessity, about one hundred and seventy-five, there being tlio usual proportion of children.

Previous to my appointment as CommissionerTthe lata Benjamin McKeen and Frederick Markle, with Mr. Brown, as Commissioners, purchased and paid for a farm of one hundred and sixty acres of Dr. Chppengor for ten thousand dollar?, on which they designed to erect suitable buildings for the poor. Benjamin McKeon had just been re-elected by a large vote, thus sanctioning the purchase of the property. Tho old Poor House was full to overflowing. The poor were crowded together in small rooms. The keeper said that the applicants Were generally in bad condition, and their crowded state made it difficult to keep them olear of vermin. Wo had widows with thoir children who had been in the Poor House, but had loft in the hope of sustaining themselves but found they were unable to do so come to the office and ask for food ami shelter for themselves and children, saying, with tears of anguishi thoy would see their" children Btarve before their eyes before they would go back to the poor house. The poor house be* came so crowded that ve directed the Township Trustees not to send any more there but to make temporary provision for them elsewhere. We wore obliged to pay rent for their shelter, varying from two to ten dollara: per month. Two colored females are now being provided for in the city of Terre Hauto at an ex» pense of from four to live dollars per week each. One of thom froze both her feet and ancles last Winter, making an amputation necessary. The township Trustee has been unable to provide for them at a loss expeneo. Our poor expenses ior tho last yoar in round numbers was fourloeu thousand dollars, of this sum about three thousand five hundred dollars only paid the expense# of the paupers at your poor house, while near ten thousand five hundred dollars was disbursed by your township Trustees tor the poor sheltered and provided for throughout your county outside of the poor house.

With facts of this character before us and with the vdviuu and concurrence of leading men of both political parties we undertook the building a new poor hone on the grounds purchased for that purpose by our predecessors.

We made our plan of the building, and had that plun, with specifications pre

pared with a view of letting out the work by the job and receiving bids for the game. Tho plan and specifications were examined by several mechanics. On consultation with mechanics in whom we had coufidcnce. we concluded to employ a boss workman, place one of the Board in charge, and do the work ourselves, and if there was any profit to lav# it to the county, it wa- generally thought that wc would get a better job of work. One good mechanic, not now a resident of the county, said that a party losing money on a job would not be so particular about the quality of the work.. We suppose this remark is true in regard to business in general. The numerous frauds brought to light by vexatious litigation about job work would s*eai to justify it. Contractore, besides making suitable allowances for profits, put in an item to guard against contingencies" Any change that we might think of advantage could be more easily provided for, without having to pay too large a bill for extras. Mr Car* ter was employed as a boss workman alt

$6,00 day, furnishing his tools atd

pulleys-*"This, we understood, was a reasonable ptioe, and we are not aware now that we could have done better, MrBrow the Board, wa» placed^ in charge the work at $4 per day, while in actual employ. The original plan COD templated a main build wings of use story

Instead of .t.iminaries,

ovfc

wing of two stone?., saving

"and oue slate

roft

the size

and ventilation remaining the same. *^Ve never threw away the plan of the build*

ing. This change saved the county considerable money in the struoture, and will save considerable money per annum in heating the building. We adopted the plan of heatlcg by steam. This we considered economy in fuel and a saving in repairs of the heating apparatus. It oosts more in the start, but we thought would be eccnomy in the end.

Great improvement* are being made in the hiating of public buildings in the last few years. Greet expense has been incurred in the different assylums in tearing out old heating afparatuses and putting in other= of different style. We took considerable pains to avoid making any: serious mistake in ibis matter. The danger from fire so far as iho hea'.ing of

the rooms is concerned.is entirely obviated. The 6team is made in a separate building and the beat communicated by 'pipes. Hot and cold water is provided at a trifling expense in a wash room with suitable tubs for washing the inmates and keeping them more cleanly.

This house, of course, lost considerable money, but the time Lai comn when something must bd done Lo most the emergency. Our poor exponas? were boing Urgoly increased for want of a shelter-

Iliad the county bwn provided with such a building Is^t idler, some tour or five thousand dollars might h.-.ve been saved to the county. Without this building tbev would probably le hugely increased the coming winter. We have lost, now, three crops in succession. Many who are depending on tLoir labor for their daily broad, will find it difficult to get employ for season.

In my next article 1 will treat of the Fair Grounds and titato Normal School.

C, W. BABBOUR.

AN ATROCIOUS MPKDEK.

Young Eu.llsh Physician Decoyed to St. Paul, and Murdered in Cold Blood.

JFrom tho Clii'.'&f.o Time-*.]

Saturday forenoon, a man named Geo. Ii. Van Solen wns arrested at the Wheeler House, in this city, by Detectivo Sam Ellis, at the instance of Chief ot Police, Mcllrath, of St. Paul, Minn., on the charge of the murder of Dr. H. Hancourt. near this city, in the month of August, 1865. For over eigtit months Melirath has been engaged upon his case, and his investigations have revealed one of the mo3t coolly planned and perpetrated crimes on record.

Van Solen had known Dr. Hancourt, who was a young English physician of rare attainments, and who had come to this country, in St. Louis, in the year 1864. At that time Van Solen was in the government service, being employed a3 hospital steward in St. Louis. Here be made Hancourt's acquaintance, and probably laid the plans which he afterwards carried out. In tho spring of 1865 ho was in St. Paul, and by means of a decoy letter, offering Hancourt the position of surgeon to a bogus expedition to Lake Superior, and the British Possf ssions, he induced Hancourt to go to St. Paul, taking with him a large supply of medicines, surgical instruments, personal effects aDd quite an amount of money.— After the arrival of Hancourt in St. Paul, he mysteriously disappeared, and from the subsequent investigation, it seems almost certain that he was taken down the river a few miles by Van Solen, and murdered in cold blood. The only object of the awful crime was-to obtain possession of the effects he had bought and the money which he was known to have.

What first excited suspicions of foul play was the receipt of letters by the mother'of Harcourt in England one from berjson, informing her of his appointment and inclosing the decoy letter, and, afterward, a letter In answer to her anxious inquiries for him, from Van Solen himself, both of which were in exactly the sume handwriting. It was also found that after the disappearance of Haroourt, his friends in St. Louis had received letters, purporting to come from him, and dated "in the woods," all of which were traced directly to Van Solen.

With these facts to work upon, Mcll-r-ith has for months boon at work at the CHse, endeavoring to ferret out the hiding place of Vun Solen, and at last, after tracking him from place to place, learned that he was in this city. Saturday morning, that officer arrived hero, and giving Ellis a photograph of tho supposed murderer, and the information that he was probably in some second-class hotel in tho city, the Chicago detectives started on the seal oh. Ia less than an hour he had found him ut the hotel named, where ht» was employed in tho capacity of nightwatch muti.' Since his arrest, ho has admitted that he wrote the decoy letter spoken of, and it is now almost certain that he it guilty of this horrible crime.— OSlcer Mcllrath starts to-day for Si. Paul with his prisoner, having brought with him a requisition from the Governor of Minnesota.

EtiOPEMEXT IN HIGH LIFE.

A Sensation in High Lire In Toronto —mo Young Couple Spend Their Honeymoon iu Milwaukee.

We are not among the number of those who encourage-in the young a disposition to disobey parental wishes, especially in a matter which coneerns-them through life. An incident, howaver, but recently occurred, which almost persuade* us to ad. vocate such a course. We will relate it, as it will interest our readers.

One of tho must beautiful and accomplished young ladies in Toronto, Canada West, was Miss a niece of the Hon. Postmaster General of the Caoadas. Her parents were peculiarly independent—if a fortune of several hundred thousand would make ihetn so—and were, besides, highly connected. For the past four or dve years, their daughter has been in attendance upon school in neighboring city, where she has stored up her mind with useful knowledge.

During one of her visits to bar home in Toronto, she met a young man about her own age, the son of a prominent banker there.Having met, they loved, and having loved, their first impulse was to testify their love by wedding, as to them there seemed to be no reasoaable objection. In the happiness of their new found affection, they applied to the parents of the young lady for their consent to the union—no obstacle being interposed on the other aide of the house. What was their dismay to meet with a positive, unequivocal refusal. The parents deelared that such a connection could never take place that although the young man bore an unexceptioable character, be was the son of a banker, and himself a banker, while they were people of quality. No prayers or entreaties, on the part of the young fblks Availed anything—they were

inexorable. They had reeolvei^that tbrf daughter should marry anothefc—a law* yer of great wealth and good blood—hut a man whom the young lady utterly de* tasted.

Finding matters ia this eondlttea, the young eouple did aa many others have done before—resolved to elope. Although the young man was forbidden to enter

•*Vl'wr house, they managed to hold comma*

to advenoe ion with eachothervjun4*n»ageA all

A Subterranean Distillery Seized. {"From tbe Yonogitowa (')hl.) Register, 19th.] On last Friday Judge James Brownlee, of Polanu, United States assessor of internal revenue, received information of a concealed till in Springfield township. He Bont for Collector Mygatt and on Saturday afternoon tbe two proceeded in search. About a mile north of Petersburg, in a ravine, on the oast side of the road from Poland to Petersburg, they und a wooden smoko stack, indicating the locality underneath. They then went '. the mouth of a coal bank not far off, nnd here other indications were presented in tbe foim of still slops^and the appear ance of their having been fed out. Procuring the «id of a person familiar with the mine, Judge Brownlee entered, and, after traveling some two hundred yards, part of the way on his hands and knees, through the low passages, he came upon the distillery. A large excavation had beau made, and every thing was in cornplate order. Fire WRS under the boiler and vessels were filled with hot liquid, but no living soul was near, and they had seen no one from their entrance into the mine. Among the artioles found, were a steam boiler, fourteen mash hogsheads, two still, two condensers and copper worms, thermometer, and a barrel of whisky. The Judge destroyed a portion of the apparatus, placed a gaard over the remainder, and rolled the barrel of whiss ky out of the mine and carried it to Poland.

The distillery was found in the coal bank of Jobn Eckart, and it is reported that John Eckart & Co. are tbe owners. The opening of the bank is in the side of a ravine about one hundred yards from the road, and tbe smoke stack is in another ravine at a further distance from the road. The smoke had been seen by neighbors for the last three or four months, and when remarks or inquiries were made the owners accounted for it by saying they were coking coal. Tbe distillery upparatus is of a capacity to make from forty to fifty gallons of whfaky daily, and cost about one thousand dollars.

I HAVE heard it highly extolled and have Been its wonderful effects, writes Martha M. Johnson of Derby, Ot, about Palmers Lotion. dwlw

Mercutio Raid of his wound,

"It vat not as deep at a well or a#

gate, but it would do."

.da a

PLANTATION BITTKBS

dead,

MAAMOLIA WATEH.—A

Terre

QANCJBR8. ir.

W. €.

Who rosidod In th* oity far four years, and now a df-nt nt' Louis Tills, Ky.,'wbo has at this time an extrnsiv» practice In the treatment of OANOtCUS aiid ('*!.enroll. ABections, and i« rapidly gaining the high reputation tbat he held la this cit} during his etay with us. We ean tpstlfy of •re now, that Br. i.Kad» b«s been eminently •tii'-c-tisfnl in the cuaby casei that he treated in thu city »ni surrounding country. The Doctor's mode r.f tro«t rni-nt dtSVre fr»im all othors, using av oultdof* of his own preparation, killing the Cai?~r, roo« anl i»racch. ithout pain, loss of bl. od, nr th? u«* »f the knlfr. Dr. Contents William also, imvart his uiode of treatmeot of tbe C*iu»r to one or two regular practicing Physician* of itoo-t reputation. 11A dce« not desire to place 11 iu the hand* of any one who is not well qtutHM to SuaUin the r-putation that be has already tcained lor hU lUmodT. Any on* who may desite Tarther inlormatlon in reference to the onre, or mode of treatment of O&ocer, can eon*ult hia in prreoa. -r hv letter, Loulirille, Ky., i. H- *1( KDf^twga

JOHW M. REIZ, forty's iilocK* lo. 60 MsIb Street, Terre Haute, Indiana.,

03T respectfully reoo«a*ea4s his well seieetstock of Jeans, rtaaneli, plain sJid plald Linejs, Blaakets, Cowrtrta, and Wooiea Saltting 1 erne, of dinoreut kinds. Being ISUy a bled to warrant the flrst suality of tMM Qooda I most rnpectftiUy larite Ladies and flssllsMss to call and inspect them. Wool taken ta sxchaage for Ooods, and tbe hlKhsat warttet r*t«a paM. ....

pLAUSSEN, BISHO WS&Y & Co Importer* aad Jobber* of NOTl'JNS AND TOYS,

W O E S A A S S 8

FANCY GROCF.HTFJ, SBOAK9. TOB4Cl«H,TBtf, «|r NMtf

young lady's paWligave *4arge

soenu^ pai-y on the eve of hfr departure for ner

last term at the seminary, when she had spent the latter years of her life. All the quality of Toronto was present, among them the previously mentioned lawyer, destined by her parents to wed the heroine of our story. Dancing bad commenced, and the gayety was at its height, when a servant handed a note to the belle of the party. Hastily excusing herself to the lawyer, to whom she was engaged for the next set, she hurried to ber room, changed her clothe -, and packing a few articles necessary for her journey, left the house, and was received into the arms of her young lover. Together the two proceeded to a carriage not far off drove to the railway station, embarked oa board the cars, and were soon speeding away to Kingston. Arriving at that point, they lost no time, but, procuring the aid of a clergyman, were soon made one flesh. They were now joined together in bonds which* no man can put asunder, and their minds were at last at rest. Taking the next train for the States, they crossed the border and came direotly to this city, where they bad friends. For a couple of weeks they remained among their friends here, ovidently taking the greatest enjoyment in each other's society. All who saw them could not help remarking the deep affection they seemed to entertain for each other, and all unite in wishing them a long life of happiness and prosperity. We unite with their friends in hoping that they may never regret the step they have taken. They returned to Toronto .n Saturday, and the husband will take his station onoe more behind his lather's counter. Ja iy&

NEW APVERTilE—INT».

fionsefeold witlioit Tar-

rinft Seltier Aperient with ta r«Mk Ml aa bsfertaat ttftgoard »r kaaltfc aod life. A few do«M of tW» »UBd •rd raaady

tot •ontipati®®

aa4 MlHna—m nUm rrery SWtwfav

paid pod

ten Broadway?*.

Ator*—We

tham »,«* popnl.Uon,

oo., Mfarfcltow

which Kl»BS lull particulars. geuuine nules* braudwl in a trad. mark. Gra.ton Mmo.al |£lni. Addrtw DAM1W. BID* KLb. ProPr..t«r. 2dlP«arl Strset, New Vork.

K£

KKl* OOIMES OF ALL TOCtt LET KHs Jug the "PKHS KTIt& BOOK/' aua -'l-enn instantaneous Sympathetic luk." So Prtss or water used. .It., this Ink, copy perlectly the P«na i-e'ter Bofck." Without the UM of a Ojpj.ng-prM!

A CO., Summer St., Boston.

sot

ESOLISHAMD

wi'.l not raise the

But they cure tho eiofe, exalt the depressed, And render life a thing to be onjoyed

We believe there are millions of living witnesses ty„ this fact. Dyspepsia horrid disease, but Plantation Bitters will cure it. It is a most invigorating tonio, for weakness and mental despondency.— Those who aro 'out of sorts" should Plantation Bitters.

delightful toilet

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

OOMUTK & €0*8 GERMAN Erasive Soap la nt&unisotarud from Puns MATKK1AL8, and may be coniklered the ISTAKDAUD Of KICKLLE5CK .JTcr M'O by all Grocers. %Mwly

haute & bowling

QUERN HACK LINE.

The und rsl««l proposo to rommtnos runuliigc a Haek Line botwen TVrrt* Haute and Bowling Gret n, on Moodar, the 7thday of 9utober, to IWTP irre ]l*uta at 7 oTe:ock A. K. on Monday*, Wodm-»day«, nnd Fridays, and return Tuesdays, Thur«daT« unl Saturdays. We will °a!J at ali Ilii- principal Holtle tor far*St.— r-'mall parcoi* nnd packages taken on ri^cabls tons. A. J4INSOI, k'-MIU WM. QLABXJ

FBISCH ITAMILV SUUOOL

Tw YcTung Ladles, Ho. S West S8th b. «-t, tt.w York, will ro-opsn Bopt. *6. *or full information see Otroular. A^Areee^MaboTS^^^^^

Man in

Tbe ttlebest

^Beyond the

iieati So 0*H oar Fir* Cloth*

QKHTS WAHTKO.-TO UKIMO. *C to wUh to

,0V^°

wnudsf tor bn»ln««. A WUWWMS in tome oesapsUon wkJoh allows Mm

.s.

PAlNTSfor FAJttMEHS AND oxauts.—TH* GBAirroN MINSKA-I. FAINT COHPASTf are now mauotaetunag H»« BMt. UheapMt ud iao«t Dafebto Palct iu iue, noAia well pat on, BUwl *lu pare Luueed Oil, will U« 10 or 15 It is of a

TJZd o» 'tie It is laluabto «or Homes, Barns, Fences, Agricultural Implements, Carriage and Oar-maters, Kails and ft o»deu *ara Canvas Metal and Shingle Koofr, l'» Using ire and Water proof), Bridge, ^Us BuaU, Ship., Ship*-, bottoms,

£1^Jil (j'ot^

(one Manufacturer baring

eaoDiJ tmrmer

rJd in

.O'"

it a t. la!. Made on'y at the "Peiyi Mauataciui lug Woiks,'" Philadelphia. Box SS17.

«Arti| AuKNTa wanted, to sell Bl* Hllfly rautiens, of great falue to families, all »e»l2S0.nd got 80*^1 and Tm!!lr Jirai!^. AgenU haiae made #10' ,W^PUttAlM BBOWM. Low »,

\QKKTS WAliTJCD for a new publloatiuu ueUed iu uvrny iaiuUy. Conjuii-toi^ts 60 cent. Send SOo. lor sample, or address P. gttr A tio., I'htladtlphltt.

MADAM FOY

cimskt siurt siirruitm

Combines ia one garment a

Perfect Fitting Corset

And the West'l«iahl« Skirt «uppor,er

SA PitHa

Metropolitan Collar Co.

W S.avel and eeU goods by sample. OooU wanes and steady employment. Address, A.amp, HAAIIIJTOK, JPTHKY A t/0., OlsTalsnd, Ohio.

$J© A JMLT MA0I BY AS! OAK, «1th my Patent Stoncil Tools. 1 prepay the satnultt free. Beware of Infringers. My tlrcnlaia w,U ezplalo. Addrsss A. J^PCI-LAil, Bpr.ngfield, Vermont.

Mr TAN NORMAN'S

the Worlds

Bttnut fnm LeUm-fnn Barm Botoman MotS-lutd.

PjJUS, 8th April, 1884, Wltne Pauby, 3t. Uonore. Will you be kind enough to hare rwarded to me here**) bottles of your lndianUnl^ent if you will tend at tbe same time the account,! Will forward you the sanoout through Messrs. fluitoif A Oo., Sisw Tork. lUnog SoloMoa ItOruscBiLe hating mended to many oT his friends Malor LAIiA S LIM1MEK) and they being desirous to procure |t| te skwuld advise ht'H to Tstablish a depet in Parti.

THE INDUS UIUKST, As a relief, over ready as a killer of Pain taken Inwaidly, or ouiwardiy »PPtl'd. l-« J"' eaual. for the rollsf and oute ot BhCKmatle «d Smnigle Aftctfew, Spnaiis, Breu^Ac., It Is unequalled. also most etttcaollius, t.k^u inwardly, the cure of llOleW. Cr«•!» "d Pnins ikestMaeck, Blnrrtoea, Uy«»«Bteri, Ckeier* Merbut, (ksicrs IIIIUISB, ana wituout exteptiOB tne HMl WOlderfttl fHSO^S the world affords. No PAMIlY s-.ouid be without it. Krery XUAVICLKa by land or sea should have a bottle. MIHKItt anu FAKMSB# ie»»ding at a AlsUnee liosa Physicians should.keep It oonstantly on hand. In ease of accidents, and sudden attaoks ef Btomaoh Oemplaenti, Its value cannot be estlmatod. Inquire for M^Je LASlfS 1NBIAN IWIMBNT. end «ke no eMer. pbk.s •O ctn. p»r bottle. For sale at Wholesale and Itotall by Uemas Barnes A Oo., HI Park Bow. K.

O a A so 1 8 O S P. C. Walls A Co., I»8 rulton bt., N. Y. Uhas. A. Crittenden, 3* flth Avenue, N. Y. and ty rospestable Druggists tbroNghoa. the warld. Hone cenalao OBIM aignvd ty JOB* Tjos. Iaa8B« and SouBtorsignttl by J. T. LAM* A Ou., Proprietors lea Broad'ar, N. Y. or Olrtular.

urn UTIIf lIVEt Don't be humbug«V JD OaAlili ail IJ ged by Imposters or "patent' sosiiroaor essdWue ".Htenoil tools." Send for our Mew Oaualogue of IMPKuVKl) STXSCIL BIK8, SO Tar ia ties «nJ" RmI, cnrelully finished and tempered.

S. M. MPBNOIB 00., Brattleboro, Vt.

Manhood and the vigor

state* R»r weeks,

Yoatb re

mccws

euu»etced.

Y~\B. KKCOBD'a Kssence ef Life Bee tores manly I I power, irom whatorer cause arising, the eltscis of early pernicious habits, self-abuse, im|oteucy and climate giTe way at onoe to this woudrr* ful medicine, if taken regularly aecordlt to the directions whioh are rery simple, and require no restraint from business or pleasure). Failure Is impossible. Sold la botlli-s at $3, or 4 quaetltiin one for 99. To be had onl) ef the sole appointed agent in America, HKBMAK OIUTZEH, 1*3 Bowery, and M6 Are., N. Y.

Book Agents Wanted

Now ready for delivery, a new work of universal importance, is wholly unlike ordinary subsotiptiou books, is standard, was prepared by tbe best talent In the country, Is highly oommended ly the most noted literary and icientiflc nu n. Au Ag^nt of tau years' rzperlence says be sells more in proportion to those called on than any other work he ever s»ld. Has no competition—freight prepaid, besid»-a tbe largest commi-sion other induoements are offered, too good to publuL.

Onl? experienced and successful Agents want ed. Per particulars address J. PATTKK riTOH, Ohlcmgo, 111.

HOVirS ILLUST&ATIB fiUIDI 101 1867, Is now ready, containing a list of 181 ties of BULBOV8 fLOWBBi, with giavlogs,

Adace

a list of 1300 varieman/ en-

A BaswOfSal Colored Ptolc,

and full directions Mr culture. Sent post-paid (•a receiptor 10 coats. Address HOYSY A CO., North Market street, Boston, Maas.

WE ARB COMING,

And will preoeat to aaf tenon sending us a dub in uur^rcat One Price Sato, of Dry aad Fancy Goods, Ac., a Silk Dress PaUora, Pk«o of Sheeting, Watch, *«., free of charge. Catalogue of goods, aad sample, Stat to SII address free. Address J.J. HA wis *00, ae Haaover St., Barton, Haas. P. O. Box (ltf.

GUfTS WAMTED—#1® to IBB a day to Introoar now patent STAB 4HCTTLX SEW LMU XA9um. Price $M. It «se« two threads, aad makes tbe genuine 1M him. AU other low prioed maahlxsa make ths OLAU STITCH. KX-clusl-e territory given. Bead for drcalars. W. 6 WIIMM A Mmtfmtm i. Ouvuus, OBIO.

A 8IRI WAJICXD.—A Silver P. Watehgiven At"", tslks panhaeer- sf eeery 1« of Saaaedy's Mammoth Price Ststtioiery Packages, the largsat In tbe world. Aa as lads

A CeanieiA Htetm of On ^nr JteafBl IWrtsrta, mi the woU lfiw to tke finst tceu.

BY ALBIKT D. BICHAKD30H- *_ ""'Ossr 80,000 CbjKss

SitS Om Vao&n

i'JI'r:

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TnpisopnrHve eaalgTantS aad settiees Is lH **Tar West,** this Hi.tory or that vast aad fertile region will prove an invaluable imiitiBfS, supplying as it dor a want long felt of a full, antheatio and relHtls guide to rljnatr, soil, pro. ducts, means of trar«i, Ac.

AGENTS WANTE 1'.—Send for Circulars asid is* our terms, end a fall d*»cripti(jn of the wwk, Address NATIONAL PdBIilSHIHfi 00., (3nclanatl, Ohio, St. Lixla, SIo., «r Davenport,Iowa

DRY GOODS.

PAIL^TBABE!

bbll*»®

i,ait rear.) and as a pahit for auy popose un•uruissod ior Imdy. uurablllty, t-lsnticitj, and adhrsiVtoS S. Pfleo per W.1 ol 300 wilt

y**r* to

for

evoi«.

ca«. a. abore. send .or a crcuUr.

GREAT ATTRACTIONS ALL the NOVELTIES of the SEASON. GREAT-

EH INDUCEMENTS than ever for Cash buyers to visit the

Wbero will be found tho largest and most attractiv) stock of FALL GOODS ever shown in this city.

Staple and Fancy

DRY GOODS!

fSIIsKS, POPLINS, .£S-^ A JffEJ&IXOS, fflOUAIBS,

nv.r

o|.

ferad Ui»p»blle. It piitoes the weighiof t).*,skirt# upon th» »heold«r» instead ot the hips it iuipruVos tbe lorin without flght Udng g.vesetuInd cleganct'i isapproved and reoon-tuj-nd^t uj pbysiciaoe. Slanulactured by

V. B.

Notions,

TarieilM of

i.idl«' aod ®ent»' Collars and (Jaffa. Tli? largest -icera for PAPKit CK)0D8 in the worn.

Sew

Brosdwaf,

York.

You're Wanted I Look Herei Ageuts, botb male and l«mae», wan to where, losell the *•**««.IHMWVSP IK* TOI*. (by Which from one to two p-u«" wtitiau without i-epleuisbing with ma), "Uu «"r Panev and Drv ttoods, etc. Oan (lear i.otu to HC ady. So capital r.^aiivd. Price 10 ceuti, with an advertisement aenoribing ,»n article for sale In our SollStT Oirculars tent KAStrMA^ P.iJLJ., llano**' (Itreo*. »o«ten, JIM*. \X7ANXBP—^,84JLIESMEN—To

ALPACAS, IIE LAI9TFJ,

White G^oods, Laces & Embroideries,

Furnishing Goods Gloves,

o¥

Hosiery,

Domestics, Ticks & Stripes „*fl Prints, t,.

Shawls, Furs,

CarpetSf Oil ClothsMattings, Druggets, Riigs and Mats,

Hall Papers, Window Shades, Mirrors &c., Ac*

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

time

spent in examining our dif

ferent departments will not be lost to tbem.

New Goods Received Daily at the

'Buckeye Cash Store.9

S. RYCE & CO.,

dwtf

jflain Street.

DRY COOPS,

FALL PRINTS

Fall Dress (foods!

PALL AND WINTEfi

S A W S

THOMPSON'S CELEBRATED

HOOP SKIRTS!

Just Received and for Sale HEJLI'i

.^s»: 1

•k:

COBS at to

lis 11 Ihim iT'T''— A,rats seM tbem asbst thff cssnstk

iJmmL WO

a»da HUT. Piles per huadrsd, laclading watch, HI. Bstail at S eta. sick. Also dealers in cheap Jewelry, «l»sr Tan, PhotogTaphs, *c_ loritUisrMaH of Prtae Package and Cstalogne of Jewelry Ae aad ether saSsahU goods, sWnssT.IOIMIKnnDT A CO^Oor.Adi asdWosdm^nttstaus, Pa.

w? I- -jfegjji

... Wt*

.Jwis"«4"*

i. .. •«.

AN.*

... r.

ODS.

A. MPP«IIT

Is receiving dally by T»|iises.aaarw aad oomalete of PALL

rs tritr, ,v

tnach Xeriaoa, KsgUsh ICsrlsos,

Tuiilw

Cloths.

AaoyVlalds, Orieatal Lastsrs,

1b all the asw colors. Sacklag Ooo4a la Caa, Irswb 9rabaad SfcecfaL 40Urt's

Opera flaaasls fis alloolors. AMI

llao of B01 aa4tasTtaaasls, all vldths. Hew •*^5251

-TO

fs^8«

ii f.

idstkt .**}

fttd It to their advantage to give as a sail befors ptirehaslng. Tho

OiitTnerss, 'w. Tweeds aad J'ans

Easily Mode a* a Cup of OoifM.

bpw

Ouucentntted Lye, for maWiig Soap, )ust discovered In

US THE

OKEENtAJlDl,

towu

ths.

1 prise of

£4 u,

per day can be

t.A

Sr''•*4"5-C

CORNELIUS HAiBElirS. W!. Monday Septe«l^r 16,18S7. 4Htf

INDIANAPOLIS

SOLID

POP^iKS, MOHALB^ ALPAOCAS, WoolDsbdstg Prlatod do

$djf

|in»

jmt

8 yl«s Balmoral Skirts, very cheap call and sss tb*a. tslimsl«Tlti to ctaalu onr

tern#

Stock of So lions, whlcU th-y will 801 M«omplstsas any iRih'city

Wears now In reesipt of ths lsb«t towtbi In Dress Trim si DC', snob a Laecs,Frlag*s,

I? is-

Battoai, Ac. How Olstss Bsalsry Ohssp. Thoas In •DSNS of Ut Tall Styles of Oloaks

-v *.«

rj.

end Shawls

win

aUfntlcn. ot the Gen t'.cwc* directed lo oar new (lock of Cloth

whichws oft*at f«.. prloes srttliia the

~v,

reach of all. We

rscelTO the -ew Styles of Prints soon as thsy are tssaed fron) the works. 0»" and see the Istcst

T* rifurti ta

1 -r Mer rlmack,

-i,

Sprsgnrs and Dnanells, at

NIPPEBT'S,

HO Main Street.

North Side, between Fourth aad Fifth

Cheap Soap! Good Soap!

HATRONA REFINED

APONIFIER

boaffentrated Lye,.

a-'

2'Cts. a B. Sir

Cloaks,

Sebm

HarJ Soap,

TWELVE ROUNDS OF SOFT SOAP FOR QUE CEHT.

Every Fmoily can liake thoir Own ... Soap

ATX VARIETIES OF SOAP.

ARCTIC 8EA8,

and ts composed mainly of Aluminate of Soda, which, when mired with

hef-

WS *4*, is '„"h

BEST DETERSIVE SOAP IJf TB£ WOEXH 1 makeJL75 lbs. good Soft Soap, or it».-«qfltaate*t ta snperior Hard Soap.

by aU Drugjflata and Grocer* tn tbe Uijitod States,

tr BECIEE3 WITU EACH BOX.

nT|-ir—

obtain It nrholesalo In

eeeas, cseh ®oj»tttlul"« *8 kotos, at a llboral Alseooolt of the whelesale Grocara awl Druggists In all tho

cities Caltod State*,

^CLIFFORD PEMBERTQN, I 'A.£ «sh Gteneral A^eat,

7.00C

6.000

PXTTfffixnaa. PEITN. JB

knkLt}

essssamssmmam^mssssssa

KENTUCKY STATE

LOTTEEY!

To be Drawn at CoTiogton, Ef.

Class T, Oct. 16th, Class.

17,

Oct. 31st,

[1867.:

1„-«$SO.OOO 9prises

1— 20.000

prtas of

pri„j$300

250 200 150 125 100 50

8.000

166

1 prtas of

prise* of

prises of

220 18 261

2 prlasaof

prises of

63pri»ss

prises of

prices of

1.000

prizes of

400

prltes of

Prizes amonnting to $230,650.

32,000 Numbers and 788 Prizes. Tlcketa fit, Halves 16, Quarters $3

IV The abore ILtaianoraT Eisoin'NunstE Inrm will be drawn IS PTBIJC, id Corwores, KT.. ar Swoaw OoxaissioKsas at one O'CLOCK P. at the corner or tfeoaTH *SD SQOTT Siaucrs, Tbe Kentncky 8Uta Lotteries are no Oift Kilter, prim, tret responsible Money lotteries, tbst bare been conducted for tbe past thirty years, and are Arawn aa4er tbe aetbority of a charter from the tttate, aad bonds aregiTen for tbe paymeti) of all prlna. Tbe drawings are published in tba New Tock Herald aad the Olnetnaatl Ootanoroial.

Tbe abets sehttne will be drawn tbe middle and last of sseb month dnrisgl867 and 1888. "TCIroulars of lott#riei drawing daily seat on apaifoatioa ta tba Haaagara.

Xddrsss all orders for ticksts to

MURRAY, IDDI

Salk

LOST

1 "&'*>*

iacs tbeiaao.

CBBIK TOWNSHIP

Sealed Bids wtU bafMstved by tUs Board

Bid*

Com-

Bbsiosm-at tba Aadltor's OSca in the Oity

Tana Kavte, an til tba Utb day of October, W87,

tot

parefease tbe prsaent Foor House hm, iHutN la Lost Creak Township, aboat three mhaseasrof tbedty, on ths fjllowisg terms:

Oaa ioulb cash la ksid, aad tbe balance la eat.el paysaeat*, iaooe, two and throe years, with IsttfMt uoa date. Said Farm contains one ban dred acres ta two detaeked piaecs, one of

wO be r^ssited ,or eacb piece

ssyaiatsly, or both together. Tba B«rd reasjreo

STright

TVt4-'i 5

r^eet

Jag «raf

all Mdfc Fswsaeton wlll^be

(teem at ae early a da* fretwsso the sale aad tb% 1st of March, int. aa the inmates of the prsmlsts

eaaberssaeredtette Bew

Asylnm. Any

grew.

pn*laos to be a^wtadat tbe

tnSZl&K PADDOCK, J«dttor Tigo Conntr

CARDS.

P. BOiGffAM -*, OO^

.•w- nuns ia

Genuine ImencanWatcb® Diamonds, Fine Jeweliy,

SILVER WAKE,

SEW PATTKBMS.

Sotlil SilverSpoonsaad Forks,

I L2«K 8XIIVKR«PLAIRD,

Tea Sets, Cuke CasKNWr

BERBY DISHES, ICE PI^CHEKS,: WAITERS, OOi'S & GOB LETS, AlsOj flne line of

Silver-plated Table Cutlery.

KSGiiAVI^IQ NJCATliY KXECUTB»

wi nt--'"

Old f&glisb or German Text.

AU. aoos« DOCUBT tlxas

ENa&AVED PKEB

CHARGE,

W. P. BLVOHA9 & CO.,

Wt-tlABT WiSlHEJ«TOK STRSKTi Hptt&im a jssj, INDUESAPO.UA

iWOIAHTAPOHS

TER11A COTTA WORKS,

flsnrtn band, ot- sacnCsctnres to order, all kinds of Art HI olur»l Ornament*, so

oh at Window

i.'ijrt, ft i. Ke'ti, Sttslailions, Panel and Vrleee Koric.merW ¥low«r V»»w, Ltfc lis Statuary, i'ijf, ia,

TW.T »((0srsit *'II»S.t of l/alon Ie]mt. aprllSdCm

Tiii, €AiiPMTBRSV JMIM,

SVCOSStOBS T9 Httwio, Rosia'i

DOOR, §M AND BLIND MAKliifAOTUIhE&S,

,» 80UWt itKMDIAS htSSKT,

Neirlr OtBaslt». hut Skid of tbe Onloa Depot ut

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.£

CiEdULlli SIZED WOBX C0SBTAKTIT en H*M»"

ttpr 0*Sc ia ddm

CttAhL£& 114^1^8. JVUi* SCffTVKTPVB

8Ti:FFKNS & SCHNEIDER'S***

INDIANAPOLIS

PbflHtix Bell and Brass Foundry,

Union T-Tnilroad Xracii.

UiUf Square lUst Unlsa iWipot, tad tuafeUs, lad This S.*fcblulini".» l.&i constantly onhaada coiuplct of jlrass Good, for Knglni Duilders, Stsaio arid: G»s Fitters, sni aire manu (.ictuiom of Wetnr, .^leatn, O^s and UeSr Oocki WhistlM, Coopllngff, Oil Cups, Globe Velres, so *pil6-44ta«8m all kiu at \Vorks.

E A N E A

mi i«i-

St tfjCf-tr

-—ii

,it lltt. CBAS. C. WALL,

OCULIST A.ND AURIST

FROM NEW YOttK,

is¥6w rEBMANKNTI.T L0CATKL Jij'

XlsTJD lANA^'OLIB, Where he in»y "be consnltoil, rsFi or CBAtOi, on all dliiSteB Ot tbosf delicate organs. The anlreruil miccoss of

I't.

XVALL'S practice for tho past two

years in this oity, ujeth»r wllii iourtSen years exytrjeuoii iu this braucli of the medlcsl piolcs •loa »ISLwU'r.', s'loald L'o a guarantee to those afllloted that be is uo ihnrlatan or quack,but qaalltua to accomplish all ha andurtakes. Cross Itye remosted .n Uiu MI60te or no charge, and without interl'uplioa to busutiss.

PdtieaW hsrn already been cur-il of Dllnd' rtess, Deaiuess Cru^a Kys, &C., can be sees on ap plicut.oii t'l the 01Bo All surgical operations madv iu tho prvstsnce of the family physician wiinn ilesiroU.

OSeualF* discharges from the Ears ofOl^ildien (a suro foteraunerof Dssdness,) permanently cared Obcouic Iiifliii Btion of the Kyes, of years' stand' Ing, i-orfdotly^urod Weeping or watery kyeOalaiact, If Urns aid llloers of the Hye speedily eared,

Xu OUAEOU for an Examination and an Opinion, and UJ cbargo for VN.cocsssr01 treatment. Oiieratlsg Booms—SSlJ^l West Maryland Street, up stairs.

Polt 0ffli! Box"1218. angMdwly

STEVENS HOUSE, 'iJ

21,23,25 & 27 Baoadway, IT. Y, Qffasite

BmaUnf

Ores*,. 1

OS THE KIIBVPEAH pjiLiar,

TiallySTEtravelling

UE VEJJd HOtSi is wsii and widely known to tho pabllc. The location Is po suiuble to nserohants as business man}

Is tn clos'i proximity to the business part of the atj—is on the highway of Southern and Western tcavel—andadjacdnt to all the prinpipal Bailroad and Steamb 'ai depot*.

TUB BTKVKH6 Ht'OSB has liberal acoomm» datioa for oyer SOU gnejts—it ia wall larnlsbed, and nos-wsses svjry moderc lmproren^fUt for ths comrort and enterta'nmont of iu InmefM. The rooms are spacious and wall rentilated—prortded with gas aud water—the attendants Is prompt

•9 vi

COAL.

O A I O A 1 O A 1 1 1

Tho dfiilT«ign»d wilt furnish, at' present and during tbe £asulog soaso", either Brasll or Itoeedalo (Joal, at tlio Irtwcat ^ouiMe rates, and tbe very bent qaall of Ooal. Auy orders lelt et the Fcfd Store of It. B. ltobbins, in Bowling Hall Clort. will mcet vitb prompt attention. angSOdtet JOSSl'U O.

rp C.GKOVEJR,

KLLLT.

WOOD AND COAL

The undersigned is now dolinerlag tbs aofsfl Oolof tbo Fna«er Ooal Mining Oompaar, at Usrrj-«ril, and trepst-tfnl ly solicits an examination and trial. It will A foaod equal to the llrotii Coal, fttid is famished nt sauc'i loos ratrs. I wotl'l r»"e' cunii/tri^t'-i to R. L.Tbomp.im. Bsq.. who i« using it at hb4(i!l ami Ueiidencr. orders itfft e,tr Ir*. Ururfr'j. titore HWr^, Tiilrd Street, nnrtTi of Sf till. tl rjl?ei*itr»mpt attsntUn.

XiilylT. uil TIM. C: wftOVKB.

pOALI COAL 11 .Ifr O

Ths £leat ia the 01ieape«st S. 2I£ltUlXi is .w prepared to furnlsb tbs best Braxii and ilixhland.CJbal, aise the Lehigh and Anthracite If ordered. Orders left at McKeen's itvco,

J07 .Ualn til-, or Harteock A Ban.

nltt^r's, wlli reeoue prompt attention. aSlt

COAL! COAL!!

TOiliJ Alcx'ARLANE IS NOW (J iuraisliiug the best (.nality of Bivsr Ooa, tcreeood on a wider screen thai any other Dealer is uiog, amd at t«» very lowest rates.

OoUn teu at U»e Coni.tr, Scales, or at Wo#imatiiet) Oroct ry, on ttain street, next door to 0. 0. xnilth A C6.*s Store store, will reesdvs pr ..It at Loave orders with Ous. Aruoi tb J'- _: iflee. jy2ldtf

JgOBToWN

& CO.,

fOTIWGTON, KT.

WmnUd

mu29dlwy

of the poor house

fABM Ul

BLOCK COAL.11

Tbe'Cnderarigmid is pn-pared t« furalsh tbs cl:'.- u»of Tirrs Uaato eitu this snperior Coal, from thn mines two mile 'jatt of Brasll.— Tuu Ooal is superior to attv bron^bt to this marktw Levis Hirkcrt ii mv autborlud ag»nt, and 1 will fill any contract be may make. Orders may be toilet R. L. Bail's ijtpv* Stere, aad at Paadork A1 McKeen's tfill. aiMdia ItOBKRT 6UE8T.

vjiiplytcg tb» best qttaHty «f Biter Ooal

at the assraet rates. Orders left at Chambers' Uroce. ctorc, wntJ.wMT Corner of tb» Pnbllr genar*. wilt wwJw w!5t ltflBUnn

^DMI^ISTBATOB S NOTICE

JMtfitgotd

The

ba« bfea appointed Ad-

oiaUiratar ds.bews aes of jh- JUtaLS of BlackIfoflllt de'eas^d. Tlio estate is solvent. to the estate

fori U. AU persona knowing themselves indebted tame wl'l pi-asa call and s»ttle, as the mjfisrtvsea. W* "t90. O. Ill

itptZi, L*ft-dlT.vZwysfei

s'tty

acrsa -wttknat sajr MMtag, aad the other of

forty

acres with the extaasife County Asylon.

boild-

THE

'Washington Library Co. TBXLADSLTBJA. SUBSCRIPTION ONE BOLLAR. IM

JL 'iV.

#300,000

8UB80BIBFK3.

0m* Q** Pm«t« •M tssh rrsssat sf See Cash Fi Mint mt OM CASK fiissai

Tws Cask Fwsrals af

Read full SeA«Mdi ~Pr*$tiUt Btlo*

Baok OsrtNcMi of 'tts«k Is aooeipaatsd with a

Beaatlftl Btcel-PliteEBgr^Ttns

vosra IOU AT HIRAIL »HA» THE OAST or OKBnriOAT*, And also Istim to tke Holder a rKKSXST IK TBI 8HEAT DTSTttlBTJTION.

Tlie Washington Library Oo^

«t

Isohartarsd by the S»l

Peeasy+raala, aad

Smaisei la «MV. IM

Riverside Institute,

Soldiers and Sailor** Orphans.

IissqwnHsd ky tke KM* sf !V. J. APUlt «, INT.

THK KlV&KtUUC IHSTmTK, Sitaated at Blrerlid*, BarHngtaa Cisuuty, Its Jersey, Is found «r tlv* pa v«s« of-jrataltoaelf sdneatlof ha son of d^e-asM vsfl'fcrs and Asa anu of tba Uattsd Swlnt.

The Board oi Tta.uee cs s«. »i t^e foto wlu« well-kaowB eltan of PeB-sy .vaaU -id Nsw

HON? WILLIAM it MA.NS, Do rict Atloruif, fbUiJslphla, Pa HON. LB

WIS K. Ml 0MAl.li,

Kx^)U-f Ouiaar U. H. Mint, aad Uocorder of loels, rulUdcliihla, la. HON. JAMJES M. SUOV1CL, BOM. \V. W. WAlUt, Me* J.rses. BKNKY OOltMAN, E j., *Xpr**"' ''Wludelpbla, Pa.

Of Joy, Ooe A CM., VUUdelpbia.

Tstunr DwAhraas*,

WMrareroK, D. 0 Aprh U, i«6~.

Offleu el Interoal B«T*fc»-:-~Msr.ug euelsed satlsfaetorj eriitsaoe that tba procoetW lbs ea~ tqrprtsa oonilactad'iry the "WashlagtDa Library Coiapai y" will be d.sotad to ob-i^taM« Uses, parai'asion Is hereby grant ad to said Csataif to oonduet such enterprise e«awpt tre* ^11 charge, •belher ttota special tax or wther Auy,

tflf tisouiinruRiir MiriM,

In order that lh« be us TO teat OBJECT Ml FUDB la tula circular may be saoosestaliy aMSiaill abed harr issued tie ser|*| or rrss srtrt-ptvtn IMC-IJ,VINOS, *blch are put ou subtviipiluu at priOut urneh below tbslr tat ill raTtit. osaTinoAT«j or at(o« i» Thi WAHQ-

LAAIOA LIBBASV OOKRAER

will bs lasaed, ataiuped wuhthe Dal tf tbe Oorn* pany, and signed by tbe iteoreUTy. (Moueotbcra geaalas.)

Afyp *e sending as OHK inlLLiB, (.ay Ing I tie *aa» to our'oaal Ag^nls, will i«oslTe iameluleij.llieStMl Plate EaittTist, al oholee from tb* rellowlng Ust, and One O.rtlgoat. uI Stoek, lu»rlasOaafrsi«atla p«Mlsh«ti sohedulj.

OMS OOIJUAU jnrakAvnras.

No. 1—"My UbOdl Mjr UkiU I" JM. t-"Thsy are Saved I Xney're Saved 1" Mo. *—ifyl Seven ty six or, th* Bsriy Pays of tbs Usvolatlon.'

Any pSraaa paying TWO tltUlb will raoelve alther of tjft Mhsiai SssMeiflMalN, at ohoicp, and two usrtlAsates ot at—h, |\u beooaiIng entitled to T*o l'eesehts

TfTO DOLLAR

So I—''•Washiagrta's Oenruhip. Mo. It— "Waghlogtoa's Last Interview wi-ti MS Uutber." THBKB I01LAB •MttBANtWM. .. A4LJLMR*O«. PTFIW. XUWFIHIPOLLA S3 will recetra tfis beaatltul 'Jteel Has ef "H ME rttOM TftX and Tlir Oetiteaaes, baodtalataglatltWd Tbre. Frseants. rODB DOfcLAB HWOttiTtarOi.

Any person paying IfOUK D0U4II shall toeive the large and baantlful Sleet flalasf •Tax

rauiB of

The Kngraviags and Osrtlfloatss will be delivered to eaeh sabsorlbateat ear Loaal Afaaoies, oc sent by Mail, post-pa d, or nrprses, as May be ordered.

r.: ,'tvt

B. A. fiOLliIMS, Oossi«dsaieD»r.

rdBiriniKBs,"

ova

and Four Wsstllsaess ef Stock, entitling then, t• four Pressnti. VIVB. DDMbAB KITOBAT(N»5.

Any persos who pays flYI COLUARS sb I receive the large aad splendid Si est F.ate ef "TBX MABBIAOIOr PuOAHONTAS,' aud rive OsrtlSsates of Steak, eaUtllag them to Vivs Presents.

iruMS

jca 1HB'

WliHIVtifUflr" LIBRAKt t^MPA.M WTU. AWAAB

Three Huodi«d TkoiMid fiollar

IS PRESENTS

To the .Sliarehoilders, On Wednesday, Wk Jan. next

At FOlLABSIsPHIA, PA., OB AT Tat ursmm, nnnii, a.

soanvi.a

aad

respectful—iand tho table is generously provided tflth every dellcsoy of the season—at moderate ate*. 0K0. K. CHA8B S CO., •tuue 1, |Bri7-Jata l'roptletor».

PBKSBKTS.

1 0ssh Prsesat. I Cash PraseaU^wW-., 1 Cash Preeeai„.. 1 Oash Present. 8 Cash Pres.ale JfW*S0Sch 1 UandsoasjOoaatry dssldsaee, SlabVes,

HOW TO OBTAEI EAaBATIIM.

DtJT.

CARRIAGES.^

NCOT*, OEKS dc CO.,

ICarriage Manufacturers,

Co»ssa Wajxsu a let Srs., Ton HACTX, I*»., Ketp coostently on hafcd, aad offifr for sale at the lev est market prices, all of tbe latest styiss of 0ASMAM8, MMDSI AMLUTST WAOOKL ot th.Lf e«a a^aafeoture, of aeiected stoek. ?»dii rt»ntion paid tti Bcrj.ra*s.

KaySdwSm

..9M.000. M.S00 10,000

S,000 »,000

MSHSVUVSAE JWWAA *1 SSWRAIAW. 011 Grounds. Ac., Oenaantowa, Pbllad... It,000 1 Doable lUsidenoS, story brisk, Can. den. H.J..,. U^OO 1 Coal Depot, Ottloe, Sbsds, Oroand, with baslnses aeiatillshed, Mo.lMd Yathlngtbn AVenye, Philadelphia lt,000 1 Ooentry Beeidsaee, Bleerslds.TU. J., with Oround, fruits, Aee. 10,000 1 Three-story Oettage, Lat, Ae (,080 It Valuable Bnildlng Lots, Bit or side UN 6,000 1 Klsgaal Taraoat Tanaily OarrUgu,

Span of Horssa, Harnees, he., eeaiplete SJOOO 10 Yalnable baildiag lets, BlversMs/ |S00 tlitb tuiaas mm I. .hi HW.J..nn-tt'tf %JJOO 1 Beautiful Silver-gray Hersa, ll4kasis high, aired by tbe celebrated la ported

Arabian llor«s "CaUab also, a light Road Wagon, weightW, peands, tilth t^tsf superior Single Haraeas, AB., aekinga flnt-ciassestabilshiaeaat...„„. 1,000 TO ptaaos,

saw

eaoh -.—..U.AU..,.

10,000

SO Bfelodeoos, |2iS saob 4,000 BoeeweodSewing Machines, MM "acb 1,000 10 JtaaUiy Sewing Mashiaes, SlUOsaUt..... 1.0C8 SO Fins wold We tehee, t£00 each 10,6U) HO Oil Palatings, by leadteg Arttets-ag-^ gregais valne 10,000

S CatMPs Balr Shawls, SI,Sub. I,00» S Ca»sl's iialr Shawls, fd-OOV »a«bm...... 6,000 S Bandsous Laee Sbasrls, tNO saeb....... TAO 10 Oashsserc Shawls, SM eaoh 600 tt Bilk l)res* Prtcsrns.

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00 Olty Batlding Lota, 1171 eaeb...... •ytO The remainder will eoasUt ef Sll'erwan, Musical Boxss, Opera Glkaes,

Pocket Bibles, aad SlCereat art ides of '.nsmtst aud ass, smenntlcg to g,o0o

Total. i. I ..inii^i I.I II. All the proper tin glvesi slsar of ineaiabranoe.

SttABtt AID

Send orders to us by mall, snsloslng f/oai $1 te $90, either by Pest OAoe HUti or ia registered letter, at our risk. Larger aoiouats sheald be •eat by drafter express. 10 shares with Ka(raliigs ^v^...^_^^ SS,U

S5 (hares with Kngraviags SS.te SO ebaree with *egrariegs .._™...._M^e 73 shares wllb Kagravings M.ee 100 shares with Kagravings.— Loeal AOHTS WSKTI1) tbrengheat the Cal ted

Statee.

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451

The Assoc tadoa have appointed ae eel vers, Messrs. OKOBOH A. OOOKB «0 whose well kaowa Integrity aa I haalaees evf iwieaes will be a sofflslent gaaraatet that tae ssoasy applied te tbe purpose stated.

PniLAMxraiA, Pa., Xay tf, 1SST.

To the Officers aad Meiabert of the WasUiagton Library Go., 31. t, BEAD, lasrstaTy is 0*atlssssa —Oa reoelyt ef year Um+t ef the Utb last., not ffiog as of oar appoint .aeM se Be0 irer* far ye«r dole pany, Irs tool: ths liberty to sabalt a copy of year Ohsrler,'lrWiV plaaof year enterprise, to the highest legal authority ol the Mate, and having received his faveza^le eplaloa la regard te its legality, aad syjspathlalag with Ota benevolent object of yo«t Aseeeiatiea vis: the edaeatiea aad aalatMaaee at the orphaa chlldrea oareoldiMS aad sexiest at the B|versids Iasiitate, ws have ooacladud to scsspt tbe trnst, and ta. ase onr beit eS'orta to sisaots so wor by aa ob ect.' ^SRil sap set fatly, years, As., aco. A. *0044 A OO. Address all letters to

OBO. A. OOOKB V*4 BAIIUBi, *3 Soath Third Street. Pbtlsdslfhto, Pa. 1 seal»sss for the Wasb'ogton Library Oo.

H. W. VlOVIEU,

jfjl04 Stre«t,

A^ent icB#»»nBata. llHui-sle