Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 October 1867 — Page 2

DAILY EXPRESS-

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Thursday Morning, Octobei" 3d,18S$7

Mr. L. Sullivant in Illinois*

Mr. L. Sullivaat, late of Columbus, is known to many people in Ohio as a gentleman of great enterprise, long time connected with the State Board of Agriculture. A late writer in the Prairie Maimer, who has been at the present location of Mr. Sullivant, furnishes the following items of his farming operations:

It will be remembered that Mr. Sullivant has for several years oceup ed a farm in Champaign County, containing about twenty-three thousand acres, that he had brought under a fine state of preparation for a stock farm, but last year sold it to Mr. Alexander, of Kentucky, for a very handsome price, with the intention of im» proving the land in Ford County, at which we bad now arrived. Mr. Sullivant owns in one body here about forty thousand acres, most judiciously selected and located at an early day. Its altitude and position may be judged Qf when we inform the reader that ohe Vermillion, the Mackinaw and the Sangamon rivers of Illinois may all be traced to this body ol land, thus giving it sure and permanent drain* age in every needed direction. It is one vast prairie, with the exception of a magnificent grove of about one hundred acres, situated near the center and where the homestead buildings and shops are now local d. '•Mr. Sullivant having boen upon the larm but about a year, of course has made but little impression on the place his first object being to fence it, ho deqided to use the Osage Orange for the purpose his plan embracing a line of hedge around the outside, then dividing it into sections of 640 acres, and knowing that eventually roads would be needed, has laid out roads each way to be enclosed by a hedge on either side the whole embracing over two hundred miles of hedge, about eighty miles of which havo been put out the present season, on land broken up last summer—the preparation- being to plow four to six furrows, throwing tuem to the centre &nd petting on the ridge all low places being broken wider and thrown up to form a ridge, out of the influence of standing water. The balance of the rows are plowed this summer, preparatory to setting next spring. The plants already set are placed fifteen inches apart,^ and when grown up to a suitable size, will be cut or "plashed," and laid down in the line of the row.

On many of the more prominent elevations of the farm, which will eventually be desirable for building sites, se has set out fine groves of fast growing, deciduous trees, In addition to this vast work of hedges there havo been a thousand acres of land broken and put into corn. Should Mr. Sullivant's life and health be spared to develope this vast tract of land as proposed by him now, it will form one of the wonders of the world.

There is little doubt but this tract land is really tho finest body of equal size in tht United States."

A Komamic Episode of Real Life— From Penury 10 Wealth.

[From the Decatur (111,) Magnet.]

Mo3t, if not nearly all, of our citizens noticed a dilapidated vehicle, somewhat resembling a circus wagon, located on a vacant lot on North Main street, in which resided an old and poverty stricken man. Some time in the spring the. wagon, pro: polled by a couple of attenuated horses, arrived in this city, and the old man pitch ed his tent in the place mentioned, where, through the charity of the owners, he has since been permitted to dwell. Here he has lived ever since, eking out an existence by tho donations of our benevolent citizens, he having disposed of the horses for xmall sum. Yesterday, F. S. Murphy, Esq., one of our prominent lawyers, received a call from a Scotch gentleman named McGregor, who, after a long and weury search, had found the individual whom wo have thus described, and whom he identifies as the youngest son of the late Earl of Clanricarde, one of the wealthiest and most influential noblemen in Scotland. The store related by Mr. McGregor is almost marvelous in its details, and would furnish the materials for a first clasa throe-volume novel.

Some forty years since, the poor old man who has attracted the compassion of our citizens waa-a dashing and stylish officer in the Life Guards becoming enamored of a beautiful girl of humble origin, he married her in opposition to the commands of his proud father and remon strances of his equally proud elder brother. Being disinherited and thrown upon the world, he sold his commission, and with his wife came to this country.

After five years of vicissitudes upon a rugged farm in tho Western wilds, his wile died, and, brokon in spirit and sore in heart, he relinquished his claim and roamed without aim or purpose over tho country. During the Mexican war he onlisted as a private soldier, and served till the close of hostilities. Since then he has been the companion of roving Indians, a deck-hand on steamboats, a peddler, &c-, until his arrival in this city. By the death of his elder brother, which occurred about four months since, he has become the possessor of estates to the value of three hundred thousand pounds per annum. His good fortune, alas! has come too late. Prostrate in mind and enfeebled in body, he cannot realize, nor can he long enjoy, the princely fortune to which he has f'allon heir. Yesterday evening, in euro of Mr. McGregor, he embarked on the eastern train, en route for his lordly mansion in Inverness, Scotland. Fortune smiled too Into his early love sleeps by La Belle Rivieret and he lives a poor wreck of his former seif—too imbecilo to heed the frowns or smiles of fortune.— Reader, is not truth far stranger than fiction Events occur every day that outrival the wildest dreams of the poet or romancist. In this connection wo would state that much credit is due our friend, F. S. Murphy, Esq., for his laudable efforts in tracing up and proving the identity of this remarkable individual.

HIGH-HANDED ROBBERY.

A Lady Garroted on a Street Car in Eroaa Daylight and Robbed of $i,000 In Money—Arrest of One of the Perpctrtaors—The Other Escapes.

[From the Chicago Post, 26th.]

One of the boldest and most desperate robberios on record in the criminal anna's of tho world was perpetrated in this city 3'esterday aftornoon, a lady being garroted by one villain while $4000 was taken from her person by another. For stupendous audacity the transaction certainly eclipses anything of the kind which ever occurred in this city.

Among the wealthiest citizens of Chicago is Mrs. Catharine McCarty, residing on Cottage avenue. She is the owner of tho magnificent block on the northeast corner of "Washington and Dearborn streets, west of and adjoining Crosby's opera house. This valuable property, together with a large amount besides, located in different portions of the city, constitutes the McCarty estate. The collection of the rental of the differet buildings is made tho personal business of Mrs. McCarty.— From yesterday morning until three o'clock in the afternoon, she received in her office, room No. 12, No. 101 Dearborn street, from her various tenants, a sum amounting in all to $4,000. Shortly after three o'clock she started from her office, intending to proceed to her residence, on Cottage Grove avecue. No car being in sight, she walked slowly along State street, when, between Adams ana Quincy streets, she was overtaken by a car.

At the time of starting from the office,

she was followed by two n/en as as Monroe-street. At this poin one of the men increriged his gait, and pt-^ff J?er the otfcsr remaining a few feet wind. Mrs. McCarty, o. course, took no itotp ot thig. circumstance, the street car toeing crowded with comers and goer?. The two men, however, were observed, although their action was not considered peculiar at the time, still, since the occur-* rence of the robbery, the circumstance has been recalled.

The men were undoubtedly aware of ber destination and, of course, had knowledge of the fact of her having in her possession a large sum of money. So, when the avenue cur came alongside, the man in front stepped on the platform immediately in .front of Mrs. McCarty, the other being closo behind. The conductor at the time was inside the car collecting fares, and the rear platform was vacant. The first man reached the platform, and, unnoticed by the lady, who was mounting the steps, had closed the door. No sooner had Mrs. McCarty reached his aide than, with a rapid and skillful movement, he fastened his hands upon her throat and threw her upon the railing. Quick in lightning No. 2 was on hand, and wit'n a marvelous dexterity which could have only been acquired after long practice, rifled her pockets in a second's time, seen red her wallet containing $4,000, leaped Srom the platform and disappeared.

So ra idly was the affair ac-complished that it-failed to attract any attention from passers-by in tfaesUiet. But a gentleman sitting in the rear portion of ilio car saw and comprehended it all. He gave the alarm, and a general rush was made by the conductor and malt* pussengers to the rear of the platform 'Toe villain hud released his hold of the hulf-chokcd, terrified lady. and was in the act of leaping from the car, when he was collared and caught by two gentlemen, who, after a desperate struggle .succeeded in taking him into the car. Mrs.., McCarty, who was in a fainting conditi n, was assisted to a seat, and had the equivocal satisfaction of sitting face to face with ter gurroter, who was taken straight totbe Cottage Grove police statioD. and ikert: bunded over to Sergeant Craney.

It is ascertained tbiit, among numerous aliases, the man 1ms borne the name of Connertoa^ He is undoubtedly a.stranger in this city, little or nothing of his antecedents being known by tho police. His accomplice is unknown, he refusing to give his name.' Ilii description, however, is in the hands of the ititectives, who are sanguino of effecting his capture before he leaves tho city.

A Kilt tn the Cloud-A. Story for Marrivd Folks. Andrew Leo came home from his shop, where ho had worked all day, tired and out of spirits: came homo to his wife, who was also tired and out of spirits. "A smiling wife and a cheerful home —a paradise it would be!" said Andrew to himself, a3 bo turned his eyes from the cloniied face of Mrs. Lee, and sat down with knitten brows and moody aspect

Not a wcrd was spoken by either. Mrs. Lee was getting' supper, and she moved about with a weary step.

Andrew across and went to the table. He was tempted to speak an angry word, but controlled himself and kept silent. Ho could find no fault with tho chop nor the home-made bread, nor the fragment tea. They would hava cheered his inward tuan, if there had been a gleam of sunshine on the face of his wife. He noticed Bhe did not eat. "Are yiu not well, Mary?" The words were on his lips, but did not utter them, for the face of his wife looked so repellant, that he feared an irritating reply.

And so, in ooly silence, the. twain sat together until Andrew bad finished his supper.

As ha pushed his chair back, his wife arose ana commenced clearing off the table.

This is pergatory, said Lee to himself as he coinmence'l walking the floor of their little breakfast room, with hands thrust down into histrowsers pockets, and his chin almost touching his breast.

After removing nil the dishes and taking them into the kitchen, Mrs. Lee spread a green cover on the table, and placing a fresh trimmed lamp thereon, went out and shut the door after ber, leaving her husbandalonc with his unplesant feelings. He tooft a long deep breath as she did so, paused in his walk, stood still for some time, and when drawing a paper from his pocket, sat down by the taole, opened the sheet, and commenced reading. Singularly en ough, the words upon which his eyes rested were "Praise your wife:" They rather tended to.increase the disturbance of mind from which he was suffering. '•I should like to firrl some occasion for praising mine.' How quiokly his thoughts expressed that ill-natured sentiment. But his eyes were on the page before him, and ho read on. "Praise your wife, man for pity's sake give her a little encouragement. It won't hurt her."

Andrew Lee raised his eyes from the paper .and muttered "Oh, yes that's all very well,praise is cheap enough. But for what? For being sullen, and making her home the most disagreeable place in the world?" His eyes fell again to the paper. "She has made your homo comfortable, your hearth bright and shining, your food argeeable: for pity's sake tell her you thank her, if nothing more. She don't oxpect it it will make her eyes open wider then they have for ten years but it will do her good for all that, end you, too."

It seemed to Andrew as if this sentence just written for him, and just for the occasion. It was complete answer to his question, "Praise her for what?'' and he felt it also a rebuke. He read no futher, for thought came too busy and in a new direction. Memory was convicting him of injustice to his wife. She had always made his home as comfortable for him as her hands could muko it, and had ha offerrcd the light return of praise or commendation? Had he ever told her of the satisfaction he had known, or the comfort he had experienced? He was not able to recall the time or occasion. As he thouglh thus Mrs. Lee came in from the kitchen, and, taking her work-baskot from the closet, placing it on tho table, and setting down without speaking, began to sew. Mrs. Lee glanced almost stealthily at the work in her hands, and saw that it was the bosom of a shirt, which she *as stiching neatly. He knew that she was at work. "Praise your wife," The words wore before the eyes of his mind, and ho could not look away from them. But Lo was not ready for this yet. He still felt moody and unforgiving. The expression of his wife's face he interpreted to mean ill-na-ture for which he had no patience. His eyes fell upon tho newspaper that lay spread out before him, and ho read the sentance. "A kind, cheerful word, spoken in a gloomy house, is the little raft in tho cloud that lets the sunshine though."

Lee struggled with himself a while longer. His own ill-nature had to be conquered first his moody, accusing spirit had to be subdued. He thought of manv things to say, yot he feared to say them less his wife should meet his address with a cold rebuff. At last, leaning toward her, and taking holt of the spirit bosom upon which she was at work, he said in a voice carefully modulated with kindness: "Yeu are doing the work beautifully, Mary."

Mrs. Lee made no reply. But her husband did not fail to notico that she lost almost instantly, that right erectness with which she had been setting nor that the motion of her needle had ceased. "My shirts are better made, and whiter than those cf any other man in the shop," said Lee, encouraged to go on. "Are they?'' Mrs. Lee's voice was low and had in it a slight hnskiness. She did turn her face, but her husband saw that she leaned a little toward him. He had broken the ice of reserve, and all was

easy now. His hands were among the clouds at.d a feeble ray was already straggling through the rift it had made. "Yea, Mary," he answered softly "and I've heard it more than once, whatagood wife Andrew Lee must have." Mrs. 1/^ turned her face toward her h'wb^nd. There was light in it, and light iru eye. But there was something iru j,e pression of the countenance

"Do you?'! It

little

puzzled him. "Don't you think so?'' \he asked, quite soberly. "Wnat a question 1' ^ejaculated Andrew Lee starting up and going round the table where his wife

wa8

question, Mary I''

getting. "What a

before

repeated as he stood

her.

wa9

BUC'J A

e*id.

"Yes dar) ,ng." was the warmly spoken answer, ar.d jj0 stooped down and kissed her. "Fi0w strange that you should ask me

question!"

"If you would only il me so now and therJ Andrew it would do me good." Mri.Lee arose,and^ieaning ber face against '.be manly breast of her husband, stood and wept.

What a strong light broke in upon the mind of Andrew Leo. He had never given his wife even the small reward of praise for the loving interest she had mitiilesied ditty, until uoubt of his love had entered her soul, and made the light all around her thick darkness. No wonder t'nat ber face grew clouded, nor what he considered moodiness and ill nature, took position of her spirit. "You ara good and true, Mary, my own dear wife 1 am proud of you—I love you, and my first desire is for your hapiness. O, if I could always see your face in sunshine, my home would be the dearest place on earth." "How precious lo me are youc words of love and praise, Andrew," said Mrs. Lee, smiling up through her tears into his face. "With them in my ears, my heart cull never lie in shadow"

How easy had been the work for Andrew Lee. He had swept his hand aoros3 the^cloudy horizon, and now the bright sun-shine was streaming down, and flooding that home with joy and beauty.

PALMER'S INVINCIBLE,is a delicate and exceedingly fine Powder, which so nearly resembles the natural hue of health as to defy detection by the most experienced. It is likewise not only perfectly harmless in its effects upon the health and complexion, but it has even curative properties that render it valuable for removing tan, freckles, pimples and other slight blemishes. dwlw.

Mercutio said of his wound,

ilIt

was not as deep as a well or as wide As a gate, but it would do.1' PLANTATION BITTKRS will not raise the dead, But tbey cure the sick, exalt the depressed, And render life a thing to be enjoyed.

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

MAGNOLIA WATKB.—Adelightful toilet article—superior to Cologne and at half pricc. deoddw2w

COLGATE & CO S

GERMAN

Erasive Soap

manufactured from Pens A1ATKKIAL8, and may be consideied the

STANDAllD of EXCELLENCE Fcr sale by nil Grocers. 24dw ly

DRY GOODS.

STATE FAIR

Sept. 30— Oct. 5.

Having just opened a Complete

A S O

We shall expose our entire stock at prices

Exceedingly Low?, that all may take home some

CHEAP GOODS FROM

'The Boston Store'

Strangers, look for the large Sign on lop of the building.

BOSTON -«t- STORE

Saxtos

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Household without Tar

rant's Seltier Aperient with in reach lacks au important safeguard of health and life. A fair doses of this stand »rd remedy tor iadigestioa, constipation and billlousnees, relieve every distrensing symptoms and prevents pangeroas conseuences. fOR SALS BT THE SNTIKE DBUG MADE.

To $100 per month and traveling *x•as, paid good agents to sell our

PAINTS for FAKMEKS

AND OTHERS.—THE GRAFTON MINiiKAli PAIST (JO&LPANY are now manufacturing tlie B«st Cheapest and most Durable Paiut in use two wats well put oo, miifcd witu p-ire Linseed Oil, will last 10 or 16 years it is of alight mown or beautiful chocolate color, and can be changed to green, lead, Btone. olive, Urab or cream, to suit the taste oi the consumer It is valuable lor Houses, Barns, fences, Agricultural Implements, Carriage and Car-makers, fails and Wo-deo ware Canvas, Metal and Shingle Booh, (It being iire and Water proof), Bridges, Burial C«ses, Caual Boats, Ships, sbij»' bottoms. Floor Oil Cloths, (one Manufacturer having used 5UU0 bbla. the past year,) and as a paint lor any pupose is unsuruissed lor body, uurabiiitj, elasticity, and adhesiveue s. Price 6 per Obi ..! 3'JO lbs, which will supply a larmer for ye.irs lo como. W»rr«uted in all cases as above, fiend ior a circular, which glvos full particulars. i»ono gouuitio unless branded in a trade mark, Gratton Mineiai Painl. Address DANIEL B1DWJCLL,, 1'ropneter, itfll'ear! Street, New Vork.

KEKFaxing

COt'iKa OF ALL TOtJB LET EI'.S bj the "P1CNN .KTlKli BOOK.,' ami "Penu instantaneous Sympath-tio Copying luk." No Pressor water used. Lettern writtou with ibis ink, copy ferlectly in the "I'enu i-eMer Bo«k." without the use of a Cjpying-press. Give it a tiial. Mauooniy at ilie "Penn Atuuuluovur ing Works," Philadelphia. Bex lilT.

iTkfWi AUENio warned, to sell Six Sew InOUUU veutions, of great value to lamilies all pay fcieiit prelits. Jtend 25o and get 80 pagos ami saiutiU gratis. Agents hame made 8JLUU, IW kPHBAlM BBoWN, Lowell, ilS8.

nfiUNTS WANTED for a new publication needed i.i overy laoiily. CouimHsiuus SO pe cent. Send 30o. for sample, or address P.

KIU A Co., Philadelphia.

COitotii SMIttl SUPPOMfiR

Combines in one garment a

Perfect Fitting Corset

And the meSC desirable ikirt Supportor ever oif»red tu» public. 11 places tho weight ol t.-esksrin upon thi sii»iilders instead tftho Mpa ii improves Ih-J loriu without tigUt lacing g.vesease and elegance is approvej and recommended by physicians, filauuiastnred by D. B. SAUNDlCltd A CO., 9t Summer St., Bostou.

The Metropolitan Collar Co. Make Fifty-EJfflit variolic ol Lsdits' and Gent*' Collars and Cuffs. Tho largest •onceru for PAPEK GOODS lu ihoworiu. ^Office, SOT Broadway, Stew IforU.

You're Wanted! Look Here! Ageuts, both maie and lemaee, wanteJ tverywheie, to sell the PATtm lMFBOVKD IN* UESKHvoin, (by which irom one to two pages eau be written without replenishing witn ins), ana our Fancy and Dry Goods, eto. Can lear iroin to SlCad y. No capital r.quired. Price 10 eeut», wxtti an advertisement describing

field, Vermont.

ENGLISH

O O S

We are well prepared for the

CROWD OF VISITORS to tho city during this

a a W

Walmslei

111 Ulaiu Street.

FOUNDRIES.

JAMES SKA1U. LYNDON A. SMITH. UENRY D. BKACH.

VI«© FOl .\ IIt\

SHOP!

,W*r tho T. n. A I. and E.

O. Freight Depots,

TERBE-ilAUTK, INDIANA,

SNATH, SMITH & CO., Propr's.

Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Mil! Gearing, and Machinery of every description. All kind* of Iron and Brass Castings made to order. Svery class of repairing promptly attended to.

OS" Orders solicited. The highest Cash Price Pa!J for Old Copper, Brass,and Iron. augfldwtf

T. U. MO KLI KKSM. B.

Machine Shop,

McKlfresIi, Dengler & Co.,

11. E. cor. Oih Eagle Sts near Paasongar Depot, TERRE HADTE, IND.

ilatiof i.-turers of Steam Engines, Mill Machina* rv, Uouse Fronts, Fire Fronts, and Circular Saw Mills.

Special attention paid to tho mtnufactare and repair of Brass Work, Patent Office Mod*lf,

Sto.

Wc are also prepared to "cut Toothed or Oof Gearings of either Oast Iron, Wrought Iron ,or. Brasi, in th» most perfect manner. ':i,&: sar Repairing done promptly.

All parties connwM with this establishment b^ing Practical .Mechanics of several years experience, we feel safe in saying that we can render fnll satisfaction to our customers, both in point of workmanship and price.

The highest prire paid for all old scrap Iron delivered at the "Phoenix Foundry,"n»ar the Passenger Depot.

"Beyond

KvrrUtHvg Whit* Wire Ctoifo*

$75£

State age and AUtlrees

America

182Broadway K. Y.

A Complete HWeiy of ifee Xi Territories, front the 6 lo thedreat Oce

IKire

A4c.—WeWANTED.—TOI»SUA»C«

Spring

Mr. VAN NORMAN'S

AND FBENOH FAMILY SCHOOL

for Young Ladies, No. West 38th St. eet, hew York, will ro-open Sapt. 23. For lull mlormation see Ciroular. Address as above.

The Richest Man in the World. JM-osf a JWtor/rem

Baron Solomon Bolhuhild.

PAWS, 8th April, 25Kue Fauby, St. Uonere. Will you be kind enough to have f. rwarded to me here 20U bottles ot your Indian i.iui.uent

yon will send at the same time the account, 1 will forward you ihe amount through Messrs. BBLMOM 4 Co., New York.

BABON S«LO*ON EeruBcmLD having reetmmtaded to many of his frienOB Maior LAMii LLNIMENI', aud they being .desirous to procuie it, te should advise hint to establish a depet iu Parli.

THE INDIAN UBTMUEST, As a relief, ever ready as a killer of PaU taken inwaidly, or outwardly applied, has no equal. For the relief and cure of Rheumatic and NMralglc Affections, Sprains, Brumes,*c., it is unequalled. It is also most etttcacinus, t.Vru inwardly, in the cure of ChOleM. Cramps and rains la the nlomach, Diarrhoea. Dyes ".emery, Cholera Morbus, Chotera Infantum, *c., »u-i without exception ttie BOSt WOBdernil the world afl'ords. No FAMIi.Y should be without it. Every 'iBAYKLEA by land sea should have a bottle. MINEBS and FA ttMbBs teeiding at a distance lioin Physicians shuuld keep it constantly on hand. In case of accidents, and sudden attacks ef Stomach C«mpla«nts, its value canuot bo entimated. Inquire for Majo LA.NE'S INDIAN LINIMENT, and lake no other, HILK SO per bottle. For sale at Wholesale «n Betall by Oemas Barnes 4 Ou., iil Park ltow. is a in so 1 8 re S S F. C. Wells & Co., 198 i'nlion St., S. Y. ctius. A. Crittenden, 38 Gth Avenue, N. Y. aud by respestable Druggists tbronghou the warld. None genuine unless Bignsd ny Jonjf Tuos.

LAKK,

countersigned by J. T. LAN hi A CO., Pr*»priH is 103 Broadway, N. Y. W tend or Cirvuinr

WE STILL LIVE!

or "patent east

Doa't be humbugged by Impohterx

iron

machine "Stencl

tools."

Send for our New fianalugue of lMPRuVii.I STENCIL DIES, 20 varieties

of Sin I,

ly finished and tempered. 8.

careful

SPKNCEB A CO., Brattleboro, Vt.

Manhood and the vigor of Yonili restored in four weeks, racce» Guaranteed.

DR.power,

RECORD'S Essence of Life Restores maniy rom whatever cause arising, the etlecis of early pernicious habits, self-abuse, impoteucy aud climate give way at once to this wotidt rful medicine, if taken regularly accordi. to thr directions whieh are very simple, and require no restraint from basinets or pleasure). Failure is iiupjitsible. Sold in bottlis at S3, or 1 quantities in one for $9. Te be had only of the sole appointed agent in America, HEBMAN GEUTZ7SN,

iii

Bowery, aud 205 2d Ave., N. Y.

Book Agents Wanted Now ready for delivery, a new work of universal importance, is wholly unlike ordinary subset iptiou books, is standard, was prepared by tho best talent in the country, is highly commanded by the most Loted literary aud scientific men. Au Ag,ut ol ten years' experience says be sells more in proportion to thoss called on than any ether work be ever sold. Has no competition—freight prepaid, besides the largsst commission other inducements are offered, too good to publish.

Only Kiperienced and sncsesslul Agents want ed. For particulars address J. PATTEN F1T«H, Chicago, 111.

AGENTSMammoth

DEXOLI&. J. BABXASD.

PHUES'IX FOUNDRY

1ND

WANTED.—a Silver P. Watch given

gratis to the purchaser of every l-0 of Kennedy's Prize Stationery Packages, the largest in the world. (As an inducemtnt to have theta introdueed). A,e»ts sell them as fast as they can reach them out. 930 per day can be made sure. Prioe per hundred, including watch, (15. Betall at 26 ets. each. Also dealers in cheap Jewelry, Sil»er Ware, Photographs, 4c. For lull particulars of Prise Package and Catalogue of Jewelry Ac*, and other saleable goods, address T. MOKBOE KENNEDY CO., Cor. 6th and Wood St., Pittsbarg, Fa.

HOriT'S ILLUSTRATED GUIDE 1867,

Is now ready, containing a list of 18OO varieties of BULBOUS FMWEBS, with many engravings,

A Beanllfal Colored Plate, and full direction* for culture. Sent post-paid on rseeipt of 10 cents. Address HOVEY ft CO., AS North Maiket street, Boston, Mass.

WE ABE COMING, And will present to any ersott sending ns a clnb lit our Great One Price Sale, of Dry and Fancy Goods, Ac., a Silk Dress Pattern, Piece of Sheeting, Wateh, Ae., free of charge. Catalogue of goods, and sample, seat to any address free. Address J.J. HAWES CO., S» Hanover St., Boston, Mass. F. O. Box 618*.

Aduce

McELFBKSH, DSKGLEB* CO.

aug24d8mwtf

GENTS WANTED—fit to a day to Introour new patent STAB SHUTTLE 8s W ING MACHINE.* Priee Sit. It usee two threads, and &akee the genuine Leox

STITCH.

low prised machine* make the

AU other

CKAIM STITOB. EX

clnsire tarritor/ given. Send for circular*. W. S. WILSON CO., Msmfuttrw, CurvKjucu,

I Own.

BY ALBERT D. RICHARDSON Brer 20,000

Co.,

GENTS AQSSTS,

Copiet Sold in

&C.,

wish to seaare an agent in evey city

if more than #,000 population, to act -8or ns iu canvassing for buinats. A man wtio is already established in some occupation which allows him a few spare hours, c»n easily increase his income several thousand dollars per year. This is an oDDortuntty for active nun to secure a profltatue connection with the best established Advertising Agjncy in thi United State. Address, with full particulars, references, dc., GKO. P. BOWItt & CO 40 Park Bow, N. T.

One

i~'i

nn article for

sale in our llollar PurchasinB Circulars sent Fa««. KASIA'JtAxs sit DAJLli, MS Uanuvcr Street, Boston Mmm.

\X7 ANTED—SALESMEN—To

t-avel and sell goods by sample. Good

wages and steady employment. Address, witn amp, HAMILTON, PitBKY & CO., Cleveland, Ohio.

$10 A DAY MADE ANY 0JV£, with my Patent Stoncil Tools. I prepay tho samples free. Beware of infringers. My Circulars Will explain. Address A.

I. FOLLAM,

Moatkl

"Lire and Adventure' nu Prairie*, Mountains and the Pacific Coast. With over 200 Descriptive end Photographic,Views af

the

•Scenery, Citlf*,

Lands, Mines, Pf^lf&nV'Ctnoittl^oJ the Jrtwi Slates nod Territories To prospective emigrants aud settlee* In the "Far West,' thU £lia«try that va«T tiie region wilt prove an iuv-loablo assistance, supplying as it doc a w»ut long felt of a full, antheuttj and relltl guide to ci:mat«, soil, pro. ducts, means .of traeel, Ac.

AGENTS WAJfTEl'.—Send .for Circulars and se our terms, vud a fallle*criptton of the work. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Cincinnati, Ohio, St. Louis, Mo., or Davenport,Iowa

EYE EAR!

iDr. CHAS. E. WALL, Operator on the Eye and Kar, who has for the past two years operated with such

tmittrtol

rac

iest, In Indianapolis, will bo in Terre Haute on Wedneseay, Thursday a?.d Friday, Oct 2d, 3d and 4tl!, wherohe may be consult »d on all diseases of these delicate organs. Cross Eyes removed in one minute, without interruption to business.— Oata a:t, Granulated Lids, Ulcers and Films of the Kyo, also, Oppressive Discharges fr.-m the Ears speedily cure No charge for an examination and opinion, and no charge for unsuccessful treatment. The best reference* gtvsn. Opera* tingtRuonis at the Terre Haute House. seatdwtf -.

Df5Y COODi,

A. BtjtjpjRE-Har

is rrcalving dnily'5!.

Express.aiw*^' .. and complete0

stock of FAl.L GOODS, such \j'

French Merinos, _Euj{lish Merinns, Koiprees Hloths, -rr

S IF an Oriental Lusters,

GAB

MADAM FOY'ai

O I N S

niK' MOUAIBS, A Ll'AOCAS, Wool Delains, in

-,,ir In all the. new sdll colore. 6-4 Sack

iogGooiU in Tan,

Tirowo, I'rab and ChecVs Gilbert's

Opera Flannels in ... .- all colors. A fall 11 ne of Domestic and fine Flannels*3. all widths. New

S yles Balmoral Skirts, very cheap cail audsee them. Ladies are Invited to examine our

Stock of Notions, which thry will find as complete a* any in the city

We are no\r in receipt of the latest novelties In Dress Trimmings, suoh as Laces, Fringes,

Buttons, &c. New1" 1' Gloves & Hosiery:... p,? Chetp. Thosn in'"' .. search of the Fall .1 ,CU Styles of Cloaks and Shawls will ., find it to their ad- p.vant'igo to give us a call bofcro pura in

a a Tweeds and Jeans which wo offer at prices wit'iin tho. rcach of all. We

aftentkn of the Gentlemen directed to our now stock

receive the ew Styles of Prints as r.'5.sr-[ B«on as they are issued from the works. Call aud

bob

N I E

the latect

ii» E O if in .i -. -.fx'.''518 imack, Spragues and

Dunnells, at

116 Main. Street. ... North Side, between Fourth and Fifth

eapSoap! Good!

NATE0HA DEFINED

AP0KIFIER

Concentrated. Lye.j

Cts. a ii). far Saperlor Hard Soaj.

TWELVE ROUNDS OF SOFT SOAP FOR ONE CENT.

Every Faiaily can Make their Own Soap.

ALL VARIETIES OF

and

SOAP.

As Easily 3Inde ns a Cup a# ColTsa.

Is a now CnncOTtrat-e-.l Lye* for making Soap, just discovered in

GREENLAND, IK THE ARCTIC SEA8, and is compos ?ct 'mainly of Aluminato of Soda, which, -.vJn-n mixed witli REP-

USE FAT, j.rodnc^s the

BEST DBT-EBS5IVE SOAP IN Tills,

WORLD.

1 Bos will ninke 175 lbs. good Soft Soap, or its eqnivnlnst in puperior Hard Soap.

Retailed by all Xrne sist- and Grocer* in tfa.Q "Ujiitfid States.

T7R FT7LIJ

UR.':RPR.S WITH EACH BOX._£I

Dealers ran ohiain if -.vholcaale la case cr.cl. contalnitiaf 4=8 boxen, at a Jller»l illsco'iul, sf the wholewH Grocers and UrujffcUt* in all tfce towns unil cities of tU« United StatM,

°r "cLirFOSD FBMBEET0N,

General Ag-ent, PITTSBUEG, PEWS'.

8T0RAGE, COMMISSION & GRAIN.

8. FRANKLIN. A. D. H0EEI»0»«

FBiNKLIV, M0RBIS0N & CO., OCN6RAL Commission Merchants,

No. SS West 2d St., Cincinnati.

BEFBBENCKS.

Pcarce, Tolle, Helton Shuw, Barbour & Co., ft Porter, &./Q. Leon»rd ,k (lo., Wm. Gleno A Sons, Boli't M*creaitjf A Co.. Foster Brother*, Foot*, Naah

Co.

Chambers, Sterpus & Co. mU26dlj

A S 3 fj ftECBITIliO r&RWABDIMO AMD Commission Merchant,

Aim PKALKB9IN

Or a in, a S a WARE

llooar—On tho Canal, aear ihe Terre

Qtnte ft Richmond aad t. 4 C. Kallroad Dopct*' niajSdwtf

I«D,

jOIOl HA51T. AlOIZO HANIT, TOHN HANEY&CO. '"f£ft:® T/ STOKASE, ooaramnon tsn

A I N E A E S

Warehouse on First St., at the Oanal BaSlB. HAUTE-IHI-

Chins, Qheensware, Glassware,

HouBe-furnishmg Goods,

OIJL, LAMPS,

Lanterns. Table Cutlery. £c..

KT V"'

KO. MAIN STREET.

Terre Haute,

••9tdir3m

& FELLEi\/^il.

IMPOBTBBS DKALIEKS IH

CHINA, GLASS,

EARRTHENWARE,

147 Main Street, TEEltB HAUTE, ISO, dwljr. .,

H. B. SDtWOH.

A/1AJOR £. HUDSON & CO., Xyi. Importers and Jobber* of CHINA, GLASS AX0 CROCKERY,

And Be»I«r« In

Hou.se Furnishina Good*. No. 139 Wabash Rtreet Tnrrr liautu. ir.d.

JJBW

O S E S A O O N

AND

E S A A N

For Ladies and Oentieiueu. I I"" thin day n]»nM at my Eatabiiflhuient, No. 149 Main Mreot, a complete livstauraju &t>d' Oyster Saloon* for the accommodation' ot LaJivs aud Gentlemoo, where ovirjihiug jn ibe oatin liDe.in aeaton ean be had. Having sortned tim •errlcesof one of tUn ben Coots in the'City. 1 oan guarantee to glre satisfaction.

Farmers and Others

Wishing Dried Beef, 01ico«e, Bologna, Broad, or a' a of a a a a it Oysters by the Cass, C.m or Dozen uiwuve on hand, of the best quality, at the lbwont prict-s. elldlm JOHN B: OdHB..

PLUMBING. R. BUCKELL being a practical PLUMBEa, .iD.i at tlm request of many ftieni», btgi to annouuao that lie now pr«)'iiriJ to c.to oute all orders in the above bu»lai*e, in connuetion ith his lloase Painting and Graining

SHOP—On 4th St., 2d Door North of. Contra Engine House.

BATES, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS,

k. fitted up on the most app^»yed principle*. Repairing promptly attended to. eci'3

DOCTOR wnrrri&&-

BEQULAELT BBKD PHYSICIAN, hi Diploma which hangs in his ofllc* wHl «!iuw hasmado

Chronio DUeatei the ttudy of hie

li/'e. ft -i

has a Uniou-wido reputation, havingJieen

looated im8t. Loait

than any oti.or Chrsrfk DVf-r^nt

Physician. Much of his practice has boun of a private atare.

8fphili$, Gonorrhea, Gfleel, Stricture, Cri nary Diteatet, Sgphilio or Mercurial A.fectieof (It. Throat, Skin or Boner, Qrahitit, Hernia or K-yu-c

»lso, tho effects of a Solitary Habit, Body and Hind, prodaoing blotches,-tfpUiit^,*-potency, dizzinesn,dimnosB

sight, CDRfijiti'ti

Ideas, evil forebotilng, aversion to society, llr.-i-memory, weakness,so., not all thass ln-nnv o' oaw.bnt all occurring frequently iu variou^wSisv-

Accommodations ample, chargo^ raotffvn' cures gnaranteed. Consultatloun'by ltitufbr •. office, froe. Most cases can be prep»Hy iryot ty Menstruation and Pregnancy, 3c. without an interview, an medicine*, secar'e tr' observation, sent by mall or expreoB. NiV.nf' iraace to business In moot cases. .,

Address Box 3092, St. Lonis, Mo. Honrs—8 A. M. to-8 P. M. pnrcac. n't-m1 ocatedat No.817 St.Charles Street.between Si* tnd Seventh,one square South of Lindoil iJofc-'-', retired 4pot in the centre of tho city.

Consultation rooms, and rooms for the HC-/J modation of snch patients as rem ire ilailj pow--*1 attention.

EVKBYBOPT

Can get, in a sealed letter enT«lo'pn,my Tixitis •. Symptoms andTieatment of Nervous, Urinary au iexualDlseasoa,clearly dolineating all the IIIBCAW conditions, with tall Sympiom Lists, for :v. three-cent portage stamps to prepay posiat^. Olroular for Ladles,relating to Diseases of I'nt-fi-aprSdawly.

MILLINERY.

CHEAP

MILLINERY

NIW STOCK OF ME ''j

A E S S E S

miwm in THfi

ITo. 85 Main Street.

(UF STAIRS.)

WHOLESALE .MILLINERY

new STOCK

JVHT RECEIVE

., AT LOW BATES.

FOR CASH:

My New York

ABBESS CUTTEK

By Taylor's system of mensurcnirnt will be on band on -tho -24th inst. with nil tho

LATEST STYLES!

No. 85 Main Street, up Stairs.

M. A. WALTER

O N I E I

Early's Block, No. 00 Maiu Street, Terre Haute, Intliaiui,

MeOSTBstock

respectfully recommends his well selected of Jeans, Flannels, plain and plaid in 8 an or a W it ting-Yams, of different kinds. Being fully sWed to warrant the first quality ef these O&o.ls I most respectfully Invite Ladles and Gentlemen to call and Inspect tbem. Wool taken in etchau^r for Qoods, and the highest

ro"'~V''f

rate*

oot31dawtf BB •,

IJNION BAKER1.

FRAiYK HEISKJ & BRO Manufacturers of all kinds of

CRACKERS.

and Dealers In

O E I E S

On LaXayette St., between Canal and Depot, E E A E de30dly INDIANA.

gOOKS AND STATION KEY.

M. W. O'CONNELL

Has disposed of his Undertaking Rqsinets, which h*d become necessary In consequence of the rapid iucrea's of his

BOOK TRADE. He'will now devote his entire attention to the latter branch of business, and with a full and complete stock of Books and Static aery,

SCHOOL BOOKS,

MAGAZINES, PAPERS, dc., &c., AiXe ft eoDUnniBm of tr%d« heretofore so

T£ME HAUTE, IN».,

Commencing September 30.

O S E E E E S *vm

anxious to show [«,$!$

wm-

-if*—:

.a Attractive Homes

To the throngsof friends and T:sltors who will rooffrfegttte her* .inrlng the Great Holiday Week.

Now is the lime to Prepare!

vrH.

». Weimar

RR11K VW RK0THKBS & CO.,

if «,t 1 *•&'# Aro reifTy

aid In tkla giOd Work, having Just

re'csireil. rn adfalio* a others, a complete Stock of juu (Hioiv xooiisas are needed lj»wjr family in trrr cctamunuy.

B. A 4.. invite etery eitosomer

ouseliohl floods

I .-t '-.'Hi-Oil? AND j"

Family Dry Goodsj

I'j a pltse elimination of their N»w Stock, feelin cbBildent t'iliit f«r VARIETY, QUALITY and U^W P1UC148 they are nnqnestionaoly 5

TH| CHAMi'IOSi HOUSE!

O&R PRICE LIST

W'il1 W LOWER FiGrRKS than buyers hsre •j seen for FIVE YEARS I

A a E

Look at our

LoBkh

ottr

Prhie oni XiUBT

rrto our

Price onr ,,

ASTROLOGY.

O O O

€}OOD STEWS FOB ALL

SI O 'O TO ANY VERSOS WHO WILL t^AL M.VDAME ItAPUAEL IN THK I'BOFKSSION.

THE

CITY

MISS 8ALLIE HASTINGS.

1STEYEE-failing MADAMtS RAPHAEL is the best. She sncoeeds Vflicii all eiU rs ha»e failed^ All who are in trouBlff—ill who have been nnfortunate—all whose fond hopes havo been disappointed, crushed and blasted by false promises and deoeit—all who liaijs betn mi»M. apid trifled with—all fly to her lor advice aud satisfaction. AU who are In doubt of the aB'ections Of those they lore, Consnlt hsr to relievo and satisiy their minds.

laloveiffairs She Never Falls.

Slio bu* the »»cret of winning the affections of tho opposite sex. She shows you tho likeness of your future wif* or husband, or absent friend.—

SIih

guinea tho single to a happy marriage, and ikes tlie married happy. Her aid and advice 1ms boon coliclted in innumerable iustances, and the result has always been the msanB of socurIn£ a

Speedy and Happy Marriage,

She is, therefore, a sure dependence. It Is well known to tho public at large that she was the first, and the is tho only person in this country whocan show the likeiKws in reality, aud who can give entire satisfaction on all Iho concerns o! life, which can bo tested and proved by thousand s, both mar riod unil sluglo, who daily and eagerly visit her.

To »41 in buiif esa lier advice Is Invaluable. She can forojtwl.l, with the greatest certainty, the re sinlt of all commercial and butlness transactions.

LotteryTinmbors givon without extra charge. MAT)AMB RAPHAEL is abona fldo Astrologlst thntovf-ry one can dependupon. She is the greatest Astrologlst of the nineteenth century. It is tlmt we 1-known fact thatmakos illiterate preten-d-rs copy-her adrertlsomenti and try to imitate her. 5Iadnm» Raphael is tho seventh daughter of the seventh daiigl'ler she was born with a nrturnl Vift she can »vet?^ your very thoughts. She also euros drnnliei.ttesa.

AH intfrviewii strictly jlrfvat? and confideotiil. '•As aiVmn'.s Physiclau her remedied neirer fail to cure ail female irregularities, and. to produce the montftjy flow, vt'thout dangor or rxpesur*.— Thoy can not ininre, but, on the crfatrarj, they iuvprow the htnlth.

Therefore, come (rfi'S, come all, to

111

RiclimomH bet. Ceafral Amite and John,

,CJirtcinna.ti, Ohio. .1'^

TERMS.—Ladies, SI Gentlemen, $l,f0. N. B—Tho Madame will-answer no letttrs with out f"e of 31 ami a .l-csnt slump is incksod. "Addrew LcokBox 531. ang23dwiy

A N I O O

How Lost I liow Restored! Jwt Fuitlisba'. in atealed eicelope. Price, six oeutt.

A LTiCTGJtK OS TflE NATURAL TREATMt'ifT, aad RiOical Care of Spenuntorrtioea, or Hettilnal V/eilittVHH, Involuntary Eoiissions, S^xu al Wcbility, hud ImpodlmMits te Sfarriage, generally fwrvowiness. Consumption, Epilepsy, and Pits, Muu'til ai^d Physical Incapacity, resulting ffom"Belf Ab'fis Ac., by KOBT. J. COLVEBWKLL, U. D., authurof tho''Green llook,"Sc. "ABvon loTfaouMtnds of SaOlererg,"

Sent umtar neil, in a plain envelope, to any ad. dress, postpaid, on reo.-ipt uf six cents, or two postage staicps, to

Oil AS. J. 0. KLINE it CO.,

1'27 Bowery, Sew tork, Post Office box 4S8S. Ali3 Df, Culferwell's "Marring» Guide," price 23 .ntn. d«3m ins

Domain

plow wokkb.

Eatou, I'reble County, Ohio.

Tiie Empire Queen of the West.

TUs Standard Piow has never beea excelled, and for generalpurpose never will be. In its

Joim Scott

construc

tion we aro working a perfectly homogenious Cast SteeVthat will out polish and outllveauy other Wrough Plow made. It throws a wide, clean, and srsceful furrow, and in dranwht is the lightest I'low on record. Farmers ll do well ta exatnldi this Mow at

Son's

Warehouse,

Terre-jHaate, Indiana, p.

Before purchasing elsewhere. Tour interest ws desiro to promote, an I wli*t we say is true. no'v1ftJ»1r Mi- T7rn,B. OAMPBiLLAOO

pLAUSSEN, BlSHOWSiLY & Co Importers and Jobbers of jvoTiojsara

AND TOYS,

W O E 3 A S A 8

FANCY GliOCEBIES, SF,OARS,TOB Vltos, TJKAS, elf ICWtf

INDIANAPOLIS CARDS.

WALL PAPER.

00, o,r woimw SHADES, i^r

Rr'ce.w I W O

SHAWLS,'1"? Z' °"TLANNELSr "'.HOSIERY.

"""'BLANKETS.

Head bor ''Specfals"1"from day to day. Walk ir. and see the ur.il««i array of desirable Goeds at th«

MoHsekeepcr's Variety Store, $0. 109 Main Streetri

[Cvtsvcon 4th and 6ih]

Tei're Haute,

Ind.

P. BINGHAM A CO.,

ouuu ni

tiifiomeAmericanWatches Diamonds, Fine Jewelry,

SOLID SILVER WARE,

MIW PATTKBM8.

Solid Sliver Spoons and Fprks,

FINE SILVKB-PLATID

Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Castors, BSR&r DiaffBS, ICS PITCHEKS, WA1T£BS,^JPS & GOBLESTS,

Also, of

Silver-platedf Table Cutlery.

ENGRAVING NKATLY EXECUTE* nr

Old English or German Text.

ALL GOODS BOUGHT UHI

ENGRAVED FREE OJf CHARGE,

P. BCVGHAH

CO.,

50 EAST WAJSHINQTOK STKUT, •prfidSm UDIANAPULIS.

JT. N. GLOYER

IND1AHAPOL19

TERRA COTTA WORKS,

•as on hand, or manufacture* to order, all kinds of Architectural Ornament*, such as Window Gaps, Brackets, Medallions, Panel and Friese Knrichmerts flower Vases, Life sis* Statuary, Water Pipe, Ac.

Two sqaareswest of Union Depot. aprilSdSm

THK mm,

SDCCMSOBS TO UILWIO, Rosea S

AND. BLlBiD MAIit^AOTURiiiiS,

SOUTH MKRIDIAN STKiClCT,

Nearly Opposite Sast End of the Union Depot

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. KKGL'LAR SIZED WOBS COX8TASTLV

apr 6-2t in d6ra

JPJBIIST®,

BANU

CHAHLE8 STEPFSNC. JOIM'FICBKBIDSH

STEFFENS SCHNEIDEK'S INDIANAPOLIS

I'hffiiiixBeU and Brass Foundry, 26 Union Knilroad Tracli, Half tinaaro Kast Uuioui'eyot, iMllMiayoUa* lid

This E»t»blishm*bt baj ooattantly osihud a completn assortment

Snii Qoods for Cngiue

Builders, md Oms'TRfers, aad are manufacturers of Water, Steam, Gjts and Beer Cxcbs, Whistles, Couplings, Oil Oups, Globe Vttves, and all kinds Brass Works. aprlfi-dStawbm,

JJYB AND EAR.

DS. CHAS. E.

OCULIST AND AURIST, NEW YORK,

IS NOW PERMANEHTLT LOCATID IK

N I A N A O I S Where he may be consulted, ran or cuAaas, on all diseases of these delicate organs. Ihs (iniverBAL snccess of I)r. WALL'S practice for the past two years in this city, together with lonrteeu years experuicce lu this anch uf tlie medical professioa elsewhere, should Oe a guarantee to those afflicted tliat he is no charlatan or quack,but quali-fio-i to accomplish all he und«rtakes. Cross JCye roiijovcd in urn- JliLUto or ns ckargu, and wltboat interrnptinn to busin*ss.

Patieats wVohave already beea cur^d of blindness, Deafness Cross Eye, Ac., cau be seen au application t-. the Offlcr. All surgical operations ulade iu the presence of the family pbyslciaa wktiu lies red.

Offensive discharges from thelars of Cblldien (a sdre foreruuner of Deafness,) psrmanewly ctred. Chronic IntlairaHon ef the tjoa.of years' standing, perfactly cured. Wrepiag or watery Kye«, Cataract, films a.d Ulcere of the Siye Sj.eedil^ curcd,

Ku CUARGIC for an £xamination and an Opinion, and no charge for cxstrccuat SL treatment. upoiating Booms—2IJj West tlarjland Street, up stairs.

Post Office Box 1218. i-.-• augSOdwly

COAL.

YBUTSOH

ft. CO

coai Miners Brasil, Iud. The ohiated Splint or Block Coal, la produced from tlieao Mines. UA UIL MSBBIT Is our authorised Agont, Terre Ifaote. All orders for etfel left with him will be promptly tiled. Address V. Butsch A Dickson, Indianapolis, Or John Andrews, at the Mines, Brazil, lad. 3.—The Coal is mined from the Aehljr Farm*. se24d3m

QOAL COAL11 COAL11

The undersigned will farnlsb, at present aad during the Snsuinf seaso", cither Brasil or Bossdale Coal, at the lowest possitle rates, and the very best quail of Ooal. Any orders lelt at the F»«d Storu of

hi.

tt. Bobbins, in Dowllnf Halt

Block, will meet with prompt attention. ang'40d3m J08KPU O. KkLLY.

C. GrEOYBR, »m sci ?.B ^nna.v

WOOD AND COAL .:!

The undersigned Is now delivering the superi^ or Coil of tho Pioneer Ooal mining Company, at Carrysvilie, and respectfully solicits an examination and trial. It will found equal to tha Urazll Coal, and Is furnished at muoh less rates. I would reler consumors to B. L. Thompson, Ksq..: who is using it at his Mill and itesidenco. Ur.Urs left at lr« drover's fltove Store, Tolrd Street,' north of Main, wi 1 receive prompt attention.

July 17, utf TIM. O. uBOYlCB.

QOAL! COAL!!

The Be*t is tli* Cheapest! S. F. MEHitlL Is BOW prepared' to furnish the best Brazil and Highland.Uoal, alee tha Lehigh and Anthracite Coal, if ordered. Orders left at Mo* Keen's Store, 107 Main tit., or Hartsock A Ban nister's, will receive prompt attention. aSdtf

COAL! COAL!!-»-°

TOHN McFAULANB IS NO'S0 fJ tarnishing the best quality of Biver Ooa .screened on a wider screen than any other Dealeiu jis using, and at the very lowest rates.

Orders lelt at the Couutv Scales, or atQ Woodmansec's Qrooery, on Main street, next door to C. C. Uaiith Oo.'s Stove stors, will reeclv«^ prompt attention. Leave orders with Ons. Ar-. nold. at the Fast Office. JyMdtf

JgOBTOWN BLOCK COAL.

The undorsigned is prepared to faiaish th« ciliieni of Terre liante oitb this superior Coal,1" taken from the mines two mUas east of Brasil.—,i This Ooal is superior to anv brought to this market. Lewis Uerbert is m* authorised agent, aodSO I wili All any eontraot 'he may make. Orders Biay be left at B. L. Ball's dtove l»tere, and at!i Paddock A McKeen's Mill. al&dCm BOBIBT OUXST.

I A O

Saoem, will receive •... mot attention ••ei»

|¥&nsville

Is ubw supplying the best quality of Bivcr Ooal at the market rates. Orders left at Chambers' grocery ^lore, southwest oorner

the Pnbltc

Irawfordtville K.

Co.e'i

a«CBJ!rABT's o»Tict.

BVAMVILL*, IBB., Sept. 12th, 13W7. Notice is hereby given that the Annual Sleeting of Stockholders In this Oompaay mil be h*ld

at the Court House in the City of Evansvilie, on Monday, the 7th day of October, next, at 10 o'clock A. M., at which time an election will be' hildfor thirteen Directors, tc s*rve lor the ensuing year. By order of tke Board. ^14dtd J. S, MABUN, See'y. ..

0ANCKRS. Dr. W. €. COUDEM,

Wborealdedin this city fer four years, and now a resident of Lonlsvllle, Ky., who has at tills time an extensive practice In the treatment of CANCRRS and Cancerous Affections, and is rapidly gaininff the high reputation that he held in this city during his stay with us. Wc can testify of we know, that Dr. Oouden has been eminently successful in the many rases that he treated In this city and surrounding country. The Doctor's m4de of treatment differs from all others, using aa aulldote of his own preparation, killing this Cancer, root and branch, without pain, low of blood, or the nac of tha knife. Dr. Coudeais willing also, to impart bis mode of treatment of the Cancer to one or two regular practicing Fhyefciaos of good reputation. He docs not desire to place IT in the bands of any one who Is not well quallfled to sustain the reputation that he has already gained for his Bessedy. Any one who may desire farther inlormation in reference to the cute, or mods of treatment of Cancer, can consult blm in person, or By letter, Louisville, Ky., F. 0. Box 670. aprfMwtas