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DAILY EXPRESS

I'ERRK HAUTE.

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Monday Morning, October 1th,1867

OFFICIAL FA-Yfeii,

PHBLIBHING TH*

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S-'s, il! HAVING

MK LARGEST CIRCULATION

Vallandigham is "still oil the ram--page" in Ohio. Ho continues his fulmi. nations against the party of the Union, and sneers at everything savoring of loy* alty. Kecently, at a Democratic meeting, he remarked that he never, iabis boyhood^ heard, the words "loyal men" associated "with anything honorable. No doubt he is correct. It is not likely that he was ever in a company where he could hear 1'loyal men" spoken of with respect. Although a native of Ohio, hi* natural instincts took bim into the society of those who held thorough contempt for freedom, and thrust forward slavery as the idol before whose shrine th»y demanded that all men shouW fall down in Worship. His proclamation that he is a Buckeye is not flattering to the people of Ohio, while* the assertion that "Robert 35. Lee and Stonewall Jackson are great moo," adding that "no loycil wretch shall throttle him and prevent his proclaiming their greatness," will hardly have the effect to win many voters to the Democratic rapks. Vallandigham might be a dangerous political character did he not utter his treasonable sentiments so frankly.

As it is, they can effect none but those already known a? enemies of their country. When we take into consideration that in connection with himso.f, the Democratsof Ohio have putforward Pendleton, Morgan, Cox and other men pf their ilk, as canvassers before the people of that State, it is very easy to foretell the result at the ballot box. Traitors may find sympathy among the ignorant voters of Ohio, but they will stand no more chance of success than did iheir allies in the Rebellion. A moro certain mode of insuring defeat could not have been dovised than that of calling upon Vallandigham, Cox and Pendleton to stump the State for the Democracy. Surely, the party is in great strait when it is compelled to fall back upon theso men mon obnoxious all through the war by reason of their aviation with the causo of treason.

The course Maryland is pursuing shows just what all the Rebel Territories would bo doing had they been admitted under the Johnson policy. There is not the least occasion for the military preparations that have been going on in that State. Why are we not in Indiana organizing a standing army of 50j000 men, and drilling them on Sundays? The truth is that the Rebels that have control of Maryland anticipate the possibility of sending ten or twenty thousand men into the field against Congress, the law-making power else why organize, arm, equip and drill with such industry, and When the Stalo cannot afford the expense, but is actually bankrupted by it? There can bo no duubt that woro the South under the control of the late Rebels thejy would organizo and drill as Maryland is doing For what purposo? They havq not yet given up the idea of dividing t£e Union nor will they give it up until the Congressional policy is fixed upon them in such a way that they cannot break over or through it. Tho course of the Returned and tho stay-at-home Rebels of Maryland should warn tho people of the necessity of giving Congress such powerful support thattbo dark hopes of the traitors sliflll Is. blasted forever.

Hon. Geokoe S. Boutwicll, of Massachusetts, has written a letter in rejation to tho power of the President, whjch lays down some principles which are jaroiliur, but which cannot too frequently'be kept boforo the people at a time wheq Executive usurpation is bold and assuming* Air. Boutwell Bays that, it is true'that by tho Constitution tho Executive power is vested in the President of thejUnited States, but what that power is tjhe Constitution shows. Whatever authority that instrument gives him expressly, he has but whore the Constitution fe silent, his authority ceases, One of his duties is "to see that tho laws are faithfully executed that is, ho is to see. that the laws are faithfully executed by the officers whose duties are defined but of himself he has 110 power to execute a single law. Wher* ever ho has such authority, it h^s been s, ecially conferred by statute. Cbngress authority to say what officers sbaM fexecute tho laws, and when the Presideui "sees'' that they have c-mplied with their obligations hi? authority censes. Thq PresiJ dent is, by the Constitution Comniander-in-Chlef of tho army and navy, but the same instrument Congress has authority "to make rules for the government of the land anddaval forcos." Theae rule* may be as minute as Congress chooses to make thorn, and all that the President can do is to see that the directions are faitfully carriod out.

He may susdond civil oflicers who are unfaithful to the laws as passed by Congress Ho may suspend officers of tho army and navy, and provide' fur their trial by court martial, and therein he sees that the laws are faithfully executed. He cannot disobey a law on the plea that it is unconstitutional. He has a rlgfetto present his objections when a law which ho considers unconstitutional is presented to him. But, if Congress overrule® him, and passes the law by the constiiutioni two-thirds, it is constitutional uritil reversed by the judicial decree, and he is bound to obey it. If the President may, for any reason, set aside a statute,'or any provision of a statute, duly passed «cooiding to the Constitution, whether by the President's approval or over an Executive voto, then is our government no longer a government of lawt, bftt it bocomos a government of a single man

Mr. Boutwell has enunciated these views for the benefit of persons who have criticised his speech in Congress at the last session. His opinions seem to b® well considered, and it will be difficult to set aside the force of his logic. -v

The bnj.walelled impudence of the Pretide^i in threatening -what they will do, prpjped Jbngress shall pursue a cerHain cCtiree, Should all the more stiffen the backbone of tbat body. It is not the time of day for one man to intimidate more than two hundred men, acting as the Congress of the United States, the representatives of the people., Johnson htfN^en condemned by the large majority of the loyal people, and now for him to, attempt, by bravado, to drive that body from what it may consider to be its duty, and thus to*insult the law making power, i# a degree of impudence that needs a severe rebuke. It is true, that the President does not say anything to commit himself. Washington organs are saying it for bim, and it is virtually as if he should say it himself.

A Romantic Case—Seduction, Perjury and Ffual Marriage.

rfThe Hoyt seduction case, which has engaged the attention of the Court of Sessions, Judge! Robertson presiding, sinco MoLday, was yesterday brought to a sudden and somewhat romantic termination by the marriage of the "high contracting parties'' in court. The priiatipr, Jas. H. libit, a young man of ii respectable standirtg, was indicted fur this siduction of aMiss Liw under prom's of marriage, and having rofused ttin only atonement— marriage—for tho injury ha had done her, wrae placed »n '-rial upon .tbecriininal charge. One of the points relied upon by the prisoner to secure an acquittal, was a belief in his ability to prov.s the previous unchmste character of tht girl. For this purposo he introduced a witness named Alfred Haight, who testified to criminal acts, but when, however, ho camo to bo subjected to cross-examination, he so contradicted himself as to satisfy ail present that he was telling a wicked and deliberate falsehood. He left iho witness stand, and proceeded io tho ve-tibuie of the courfhduse, where he heard expressions of belief on all sides that he had perjured himsel/, an' othor remarks not very compHinentnry in hii charni'ter, & on lfiorwitrds he'i xprcised a desire to make a full bnd fre6^retraction of'.iil he hid said in regard-to "the young lady upon the witness stall'I. MeantiniP the-court hal adjourned. Tho news of liaigbt's confession was received wiiii perfect astonishment by tho counsel for Hoyt, who at oncu determined to withdrawfnrn tho ca?o and leave tho prisoner to his fm'e. They visited him injailaftd informed him ot the sudden turn affairs had taken, and of their inability to do anything more in hi3 case. The young men wag somewhat dumbfounded at first but soon regained sufficient coraposurej to propose an offer of marriage. ^L'lie unsel anconraged the suggestion as the only means of escape left to him from the State prison, and whon the court reassembled in the afternoon- after.,HaigliC liit-4 publicly withdrawn liii evidence—made tho offor to tho district attorney and Mr. Beach. They were not entirely ptoased with the proposition, but submitted it to the young lady. She consulted with her friends who opposed the marriage two sisters, very estimable -and worthy ladies who had nobly stoo.d by the unfortunate girl ilm ug all the solemn hours of the trial, beseeehed her with tears not to marry the prisoner under circumstances such as had been developed on the trial, but the poor wrong ed, and injured girl—with a mother's ten* dcr love for her offspring. |ind a heart not yet deacFYo' tEa tin worthy cause of all her misery—gAvo such reasons for the step that silenced counsel, friends, relatives, and all in their opposition to the union, and coDsmted to the marriage. Meantime, while these whisperings and negotuitions, conducted with sobs and tears, were going on, the vast audience in the court room remained silent and interested spectators of the scene. Scarcely a person in the crowded assembly at first approved the union i^ulr when it was at last known that the young girl had consented to rescue the object"of her heart's youtlhful affections from, prison, all sadden Jy reversed their judgment—love won the victory over reason—and hearty app'au?e greeted tho appearance of Riv. Dr. Baldwin, who had been sent for to perform the marriage ceremony. The young man, a prisonor but a moment before, walked over to his bride, and a few words passed between them the Reverend Doctor took bis position on ihe right of Judge Robertson, fttd the young couple was the first to break tho stillne-s of the solemn scene He remarked that the conclusion ef tb. trial could not but be regarded as fortunate for all tho parties concerned.

It would 6oem from the evidence in tho case, that the defendant had been misled by "the falsehood of certain parties, and had mistni-ted the integrity and fidelity of the yioung lady. A witnpss had been produced here tending to confirm such an impression, but he has corao into court and made a full and froe retraction of his evidence in regard the virtue and character of the bomplainant and the defendant has become satisfied that be has been misled, and desires to make al! the reparation in his power by a public per formaneo'of the ceremony of marriage.— It is within the province of the law to suspend the proceedings of the trial by the mut?iage of the parties, and they are now so suspended. Rev. Dr. Baldwin then married tho parties. The scene was most impressive. During the wholo of the solemn service the utmost quiet reigned all hearts seemed deeply touched by the spectacle, and tears coursed down many a quivoring cheek. Then the prisson gates were oponed—the parties left the court room arm in arm, and the mar-, riage altar became again the tribunal of hu-uiaii justice.—New York Times.

[From tho Louisril.e Tuaiier.

A Clerical Sensation—Tho Ministers Visit the Theatre Incog htaey are Arrested as Suspicious Character.*.

The Black Crook IrresUtabie. For several days past there has Iwn a great dpnl of go?sip in all grades of So oiety regarding the visit of two clergymen to our theatro to see the noted play of the Black Crook. It was ht first believed to be a weak invention of tho enemy," but thi facts have at last leaked out, and wo now propose to lay them before our readel's without exaggeration. Tho accounts already published, we are assured by those fully acquainted with the particulars, wore erronoous in mauy respocts. From Mr. Calvert, the treasurer of the theatre, we learn the following, which is tho correct version of the affair:

On Wednesday, a clergyman of our city, well known to Mr. Calvert, called at the box office of tho theatre, und expressed to Mr. C. a strong desire to see the great play of tho Black Crook, but felt apprehensive of public sentiment in the event of his being seen in such a place. Mr. C. iuformed him that he would permit him to occupy the. box office in front, and would open the inside door, through which ho could get a full view of all tbe charms in the last sceno. That he could come in at about ten o'clock, and the gas would be lowered in the office, so that no one could observe him, after which be could slip out of the front door without the slightest danger of his being discovered. The clergyman accepted the offer, and itvwa&*understood that he should attend on that night. Mr. Calvert waited for him to come, and bad all things arranged, but he itd not make his appearance. On lh« following day, however, (Thurday) the infatuated clergyman call* ed at thii offic again, in company *ith a distinguished minister from a staler State, whom he introduced to Mr. Calvert, stating that he had never in bis life seen tbe inside of a theatre, and like himself, was vary muoh afflicted with "Black Crook on tbe brain." Mr. Calvert invited them in,9 r.S-T

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to the theatre and showed t|) through it. JIP"' It was then arranged th«£ tlMgr ahtald attend thjrt night and avau themselves of Mr. Calvert's offer to keep them from publie view. Night came,'and so did tfc* clergymen, but instead of carrying oat the programme arranged, ihey appeared at the door in disguise, both having whiskers worthy the face of "Black Donald." They got a little boy to purchase two tickets for tbe second tier, on which they passed in. The doorkeeper at onee saw through their disguise, and beyond that he "smelt a rat." After watching them closely for some time, he sent word to officers Gallagher and Seay that he had two suspicious characters up stairs, whom would be well to arrest. The officers accordingly went up stairs, and found two gentlemen setting in tbe second tier, apparently very much absorbed in the play. They were tapped on the shoulders by the officers,/find politely informed that they were under arrest, and Ht the same time one of the officers pulled the large whiss kers from the face of one of them. Tbey were terribly alarmed, and the greatdrops of sweat stood on their forheads larger than green peas.

The Louisville clergyman, as soon as he recovered from his consternation, made a "clean breast of it." He told the officers that they were ministers, and had come to gratify their curiosity, and assumed their disguise to conceal their true characters For the train of their statement they re« ferred the officers to Mr. Calvert. The affair went no further, the officers being entirely satisfied that no harm had been done or was intended. The to gentlomen came down to tbe office, and tbe one from abroad grew courageous. He said, since ii had gone so far, und they were exposed, he would tako a seat in the dress circle and "brave it out," and he did so, sitting until the curtain dropped on the closing scene. Our Louisvilie divine had got ''enough in his," after his Hrrest, and left rather depressed in mind. He entirely abandoned all hope of redemption, ana was under the impression that it would terminate bis ministerial oareer in our city.

In conclusion, we would state that it is but justice to tbe clergymen: of our city that tbe namos of the parties be given to tho public. As to public sentimerft, we itjclino to tho belief that the bold clergyman who "bearded the lion in his den' will be fully exculpated on every tuind.

Tiieru.is nothing more certain to

prtveril iVuiaic ir -guiurilie* tl au Dr. Velpeaa'i iVniit'e Pit s. Tiny will la ull cuset causo• return of moalltl) i-ieknuic, without which no unmarrlo.l lit ly can eujoj perfect health. Sold by all Druggists Oct7dwlm

agnolia Watkb.—A delightful toilet article—superior to Cologne and at half price. deoddw2w.

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. Is 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 Blight blemishes. ^dwjw.

Meroutio said of his wound, '••It was not as deep as a well or us wide .. As a gate, but would do." Plantation Bittkrs will not raise the dead, But tbey cure the siek, exalt the depressed, And render life a thing to be onjoyed.

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

MONUMENTAL.

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THE RAVAGES OF CEXTPK1EN. The superior beauty aud durability of hi material is caasiug a demand fur it iu the Kaitorn Status, where it is being adopted by tbe waltbi*r classes in preference to the Italian Marble.

A »|iecim«u ol this Granite may be leeo at tbe Adams Kxpms OfDcn. Or.lt-r* ami inquiries will meet with prompt atntio„ Ail it"8s, JAMES Oi. W1LH0M, ii Hhx TM. 'IVrrn llante* I nil.

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Having employed the serrlr.e* of J. Fergu-s.-11, anvil known practira' workman, he is now prepared to exeonte all «rdets iq the above bmines.i, with promptn is and dispatch. o-'t31ly i' "I

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in any part of the

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HATS AND CAPS.

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WELL!—To

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I opsia. Liver Complaint, Fever aad A age, Diarrhea, Cholera Hirbn, Cramps, take a wioeglass fall of

MISHLER'S HERB BITTBRS Three times* dy. k'or sale by I RIFE, at Ifo. 78, corner #tt and Maia Streets, ani by all Drng?ist«. MpUvly

gPRl NG MILLINEKl.

.OPENING. jfXt *jr.

We are uo« r««i*lng fall stock of Goods which wUl be opened on the 4th lost. Ladias, call and Ms oar new style Pattern Bonneti and Hat*, aprldtf M. H. ABBOTT.

Uoasekoli wltfeont ftr-

raat's BelUcr Aperient with te ntck lacks aa teportaat safeguard of Aa*ith and life. few doses of this stand ard reatedy tor iadigeatioa, eonstipation aad Ulliouaaa*, raliaTe every Aatreadag qrhptew aa4 prevraiapaagaroaa coBaauentiea. FOB 8ALK BY IHE ZNT1RE DEUG TKAJBB.

y«jfyTa»To$WO per month

aad travelitig Mtacents to sell our White Wirt Ulatkf

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limes. State age and Adareae America Ifire Co., 16* Broadway K. Y.,

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gents wanted.—to usubkcs aoskib. ac., Wa wish to aeenre ui agent in evejr city or more than 5,000 population, to act tor u» iu canvasaiog for busin»a. Aumu wbo is already eeUblitheti In none occupation which allows htin a faw spare hours, can eaally increaae hii Income saveral thousand dollars per year. This is an opportunity for active men to eecuro a profitable oounection with the bast aatablishtd Advertising Agency in th«. United Statea. Addrwa, wtth fall particulare, raferencee, Ac., GEO. P. EOWKtL A CO., 0 Park Bow, K. Y.

PAINTSfor FAKMEKS AND OTHKBS.—TUK GBAKTON MINKKAb PAINT COMPANY are now manufacturing tbn Beat, Cheapest aud most Darable l'aint iu use two coats wellliat on, luiaod wjtu p^teliinseeU Oil, will last lu.or 15 years it in of a light biown or beautiful chocolate color, aud can be changed tj greou, lead, stone, olive, drab or.creatn, to tsuit tbe taste ol the consumer It is valuable tor Houses, Barns, Fences, Agricultural lmplomente, Oarriace and Car-makera, fails aud Wu.Jcu ware Canvas, Metal and Shingle Hoob, (it being Fire and Mater proof), Bridges, Burial Case*, Caual Boats. Skips, Ships' bottoms, Floor Oil Cletlik, (one Manufacturer having ased &OUO bbl«. tlie past year,) and a paiut ior auj pupose id un* surpassed lor body, naiability, daaticity, and adhoaivene a. Pace 96 per obi ui 3uU Iim, which will supply a larmer for years to come. Warrau ted iu ait ca*e* as above. Send tor a circular, which gives fall particulars, hone geuiiiue unices branded iit^a trade mark, ttraltou Mmeial Paiut. Addreae IaN1KLB1UWKLL,1'ropr.etor, 261 Pearl Street, New lork.

Kbkpu.ing

copies of all yocb let.kbs b) the -PENN i.ETiKIt BOOK," auu "Penn instantaneous Sympatic tic Copyiug iuk." No Pres.or water used. Letters writteu wita this iuk, copy perfectly in the "l'oiui i-ei-ter l)uk." Willi ut the use ofa Cjpyiug-preen. Gtvo itatiial. Maileon at ilie "Peuu Jlauufactur iug Works," Philadeipnia. B.I 21T.

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The Metropolitan Collar Go. Make I'lfty-Clglit Varie ij. of Ladi a' and Gents' Collars and Cuff*, 'l'h largest concern for PAPEH GOODS iu the worid.

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$10 A DAY MADS BY AS I ONK, »ith my Patent Stoacll Tools. 1 prepay the samples free. Beware of infringers. My'Circulars will explain. Address A. J. FC-LtiAM," Springfield, Vermont.

Mr. VAN NORMAN'S NGL1SH AND FRENCH FAMILY SCHOOL E*

fer Young No. 38th Si.ovt, Stw ork, will ro-open Sept. 26. For lull inlorffltktioa tree Circular. Address above.

The Itichegt Man in the World. Eatratt /-em a Lethr from Boron Solomon Bothtehild, Paws, ith April, 188i, 25 Rue Fauby, Sc. Honere.

Will you be kind enough to have I rwarded to me here 2UU bottles ol your Indian initueut if you will »end at the saaie time the account, I wdi forward you he amount through Messrs. BatiioNT A Co., New York.

IUbok

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KorHSCHiiiD having recom-

m. ailed tn many of hU frieuds Alaior LANK'S LIXIMUNI, aud they being .desirous to procure it, shonlii advise him to i-stablish a depet in Parii.

THE MB1AN UMKSilT, As relief, ever ready as a killer of Pain taken inwaidly, or outwardly applied, has no equal For the relief and cure ot RfeellmatlC aud Nwralgte Afltocttran, Sprains, Bruists.Ac., it is uiti"|Uailed. It also most eittcaciliui, t«k-n inwardly, the cure of I'kOtcra. Cramps and Paiat In ike •(••nek, inarmoca. Uyesaeaterj Ckelera Morbus. Ckvtera Iafantua, At au.i without exceptiou tbe •OHt WOBdcrftll ISDHCfl the world aOV-rds. No FAMIlY •••ould be without it. Kvery 'JBAYKLKA laud or sea should have a bottle. HlNilHd auu FAa^li*B3 residing at a distance I torn ibysiciaus should keep it eonstautly un hasd, Iu ease of accidents, and sudden attacks -f Stomach Cempiaeots, its value canuot be rtiiiuated. Inquiie tor M^fo LA.NE'S INDIAN i.lMMKT. and take no otbar. iti^ 5tf Cta.pvr bottle. For sale at Wholesale »nJ Batail by Uernas Barnes A Co., 21 Park Bow.

Uale A KoblnsoD, 180 Greenwic-i St h.Y. F. C. Wells* Co., ltfl Fulton 1st., N. Y. Chae. Crittenden, 38 6th Avenue, N. Y. and by respcstable Uruggiits thronghoa the warld. Noue genuine unless signed oy JOHS Xiiofi. Liks, auu countersigned by J. T. LAN A CO., Proprut r« 108 Broad*ay, N. Y. *»"frend or Uirtuiar

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For by nil (Jri»oers. £4i)w If

D.m be humbugged by im(ioetem

or "patent eos iroa or mithim "?tetiCil tout?.'' 8end for our New fauaUgue uf lUl'lt iVtL) S1BCIL D1KS, 20 varieties til uf Strtl, oarefully finished aad tempered. 8. M. SPBNCKB A «U., Brattleboro, Vt.

Manbood and the vigor of Youth re•loNtf'li four weeks, iacce-B GunsM. B. KKCOBD'S Essence of Life Bestores muniy power, .rom whatever cause arising, the elfeutsof early pernicious habits, self-abuse, im, teiicy and climate give way at once to this wond. rful m-d e.n», if taken regularly accoiUi to tli.directions wuieli are very simple, and require uo restratut fri.ui Mislnens or pleasure). Failure ia impossible. Bold in bottles at $3, or 4 quautiti's In one for $9. To be had only of the sole appointed agent in America, HICBMAN GKUTZRAi, K23 Bowery, and 30» 21 Ave., N. Y.

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Only experienced and sucsesslul Agents want ed. For particulars address J. PATTBN F1TCU, •iiicago, Hi.

Agratia

GENTS WAN rxo.—A Silver P. Watch Riven to the purckaeer of every 1' 0 of Kennedy's Mammoth Priae Stationery Package*, the largest in the world. (As aa inducement to have them introduced). A. eits sell them as fast as they ean reach them out. S30 per d^y can be made tare. Prise per haadred, includ.ng watch, $lo. Betail at 25 e's. each. Also dealers in sbeap Jewelry, Sil-er Ware, Photographs, Ac. For lull particulars of Priae Package and Catalogue of Jewelry Ac-, and other saleable goods, address T. MONBOIC K.1CNNBDY A CO., Oor.Sth and Wood St., Pittsbarg, Pa.

HOVEH' ILLUSTKATiD fiUIDI 1867, Is now ready, containing a list of 1500 varieties of BQLBOn FMWIBS, with many engravings,

A Beantlfal Colored Piste,

and fail directions for culture. Sent post-paid onreeeiptof ID cents. Address HOV£V A CO., 68 North Market streaty Bastes, Man.

WE ARE COMING, And will present to any parson sanding ns a club in our treat One Price Bale, of Dry and Fancy (foods, Ac.,-a Hlk DMi Pattern, Piece of Sheeting, Watah, As., free of eharga. Catalogue of gaods, and sample, seat to anv address free. Address J.

J. HAWBS A 00., 30 Hanovez St., Boston, Maas. P. 0. Box tl».

Aduce

QBSTS WAKTBD—Ittte fSOa day to introear new patent 8TAB SHUTTLE SKW UIO MACHINE.APrlee f2t. It uses two threads, aad makes the gsaiits

Lack Sri tea. AU other

lowprieed machlnmmaketkaCaaix Stitch. Sxelasive territory glveo. Sead for circulars. W. •.WILSON 00., MamftoHrwn, CUVUMII, QUO.

A cwbmhc m**n ttWb'iM TerHttMes, AW to tke 6rest OteH.

BY ALBERT I). BICHABOSOH. L— Orer 20,000 Copies Sold ia Oae JfoitiA "Life and Adventure 01P Prairies, Mountains aad the PateMfcCoist. Wltfc over 200

BeacrlpUva

and Photographic Yiewi of 'the Scenery, OiM(: Lands, Mines, People and Curiosities Of the New Slates and Territories

To progpjCtfvA "Far West," this History of that vast aad fer rtlo. region will |iMr««an invaluable aaiiatanoe, supplying as It doe? a want long felt of a full, anthentij and reli*ll guMe to climate, soil, pro. duct*, means of travel, Ac.

AGENliS WAN.Tfill.—tend for Ciicuiars and so* our term*, aud a feft de*eription of the work. Address NATIONAL ITBLISHISG CO., Cincinnati, Ohio, St. Iiouis, ito.vur Ilaveiiport.Iowa

£Y£ AND |EAR!

SDr. CHAS. E. WALL, Operator on the Eye and JCar, who has for the past two years operated with such uaiverMj taoens, in Iudianapolir, will be in Terre Haute on Wedneseay, Thursday and rriday, Oct' 2d, 3d and 4th, where he may be consulted on all diseases of these deiicate organ?. Cross Kyod removed in one minute, without interruption'to buslneus:— Cut a a^t, Granulated Cfds, I'leers aad FHiHS of the Kye, also, Oppressuer Discharges, fr. tu the Kar«upeejily euro ,... JN.LUUtrgAJor an examination aud opinion, und no charge foe riirsuenrssfUl treatm-nt. 'Ilio basj^.reterencea glveti. Opttta* tingltoomaat Iheiecre Haute House. se2^dwtf

I DRY GOODS

ISTIPPJB BT1

T* rrtsUtng d.tily ly Uipresa. new aud com lute '. stock of FAI.li GOODS, such an fyrrncli Merinos,!

wanted, to Sell Si* New In-

OUUU veutians, of great valus to families ait pay areat prettti. SenJ 25c and gt SU ytfin and sauivUi gratis. Agents hame made JIOO,UIO.

In all tbn new_

tf.

(..colors. G-4 Sackj- ""ingOoods in Tan,' Frown, Tlrab and

c'-fea

Opera FliWiniV»a all colors A full Mnc of Domestic. and flnoFlanncbi, all widths. New "i •_ yies Haltnoml 5k .X)53*S ytfikir»B,iw)iy cheap cull aud see them.

urr-i v-'1 serf"J"

hbnm.'i •JT .{ lilj 5!tJ

Ladies are invited (ito examine our

Stock of Notionl.lOwhich th-y will find 'as complete as any iutks city

iiu

no are uow in-re

i, o?ipt of tho latest .cnnovelties in Dress Trimminps^ such i'sw F^agsssf Bnttous, Ac. Ntw Gloves A Hosiery Cheep. Those in n[M search of the rail iw Ji JtjlKl Styles of Cloaksy,

iiafV i-

-imi& i- XIS

SIX'•••--* and K-hawls will t° their ad^ t'v

,''~i'"ivantoRo

to give n'4

a call betore pur-. a in

.ytt44'

attention of. tlieGentlemui is directed lo our new stock of 1 to

iss'tf

«i? 1-io

a 3 re Tweeds and JcAni wli ich we offer at prices wltlun'the reach of all. Wo urs fA-vr .Jeceivfe *tho *T:ew r,i r» Strlea ofPrints as

A W 3

tu ter

4ur tit ft

j.'ji-6*011

are

^issued from tho

r-v '.V tjajl and ... ... t-'1"' see thejatest .r l\.. -TI 'sif -latw-F gures in j. if i.n1 Mj Mer hnack, ,KKtIC.% Spragues and i.

vnJI Dunnells, at

IV I PP'E 'T

|. ir

HO Main Sti*ect.

North Side, lietweon Fourth and Fifth

ITATEONA REFINED

Concentrated Lyo.

fcr

2 CIs. a lii. far Spporiof Hail Soap.

TWELVE POUNDS OF SOFT SOAP FOR ONE CENT.,

Every Family can Make their Own ., SOap.

ALL VARIETIES OF SOAP.

As Easily 9Ialo as a Clip ot coaree'.

Is a new 0i"inceii?rated for making Snap, just discovered in

GREENLAND, IX THK ARCTIC BKAS,

and is com 03 -d mainly of Aluminate of Soda, which, when, mixed with refuse

FAT,

produces tlief §. '.)|

BEST DETERSIVE SOAP IX TII12 WORI.D. jjqx will uistiio 175 lbs. {jood Soft Soap,

ils eqtliValcRt in superior

Etard Soap.

RaUiled by all Druggists and Grooer* In ttift XTnitsi Stttfccsa i? \2- FULL RECIPES WITH K^cn BOX.

Dealers can if ft wholesala

easei, enoh cuti48 bO"«, liberal discount! iit tlie _tvh»l«sslS Groccrs ari-.l Diug«i*t* i« *W

apiiiL-mg}^ 1 *. WK -Si Mft -.1

Ohiit, Qieensware, Wassware,

Houae-fiirnishing Goods,

LAMPS,

BS MAIM StBEET,

Terre Haute, M3Mw3m

Incl

JJE^DRICH & ,:I*P0ItTCR9 A DEALV.Ili tiil .!'?*]/

©HINAjjg in

EABBTHENWARE, 147 Main Street,

,TBERK.4^T^^!t).,

dwrly,

.•

ri '.4?.' i()

M. B. jnu«M..i if •yAJOR B. HUDSON 4 PM-, AtJL Imuortsrs a oil Jobbers of CHINA. 01ASS AS1 CK«K'Ht:»V.

And UeiiliTS ia

House Furniahini Goodn.

O S E

JC'julisli Merinos, *.

«*5! rjcssrtifisft1 Orieuial Lusters, POPLINS,

A LPA^CAsJ Wool Delains, Printed do

AND

E S A A N

For Ladles and tienllcuien. I hata this day opened at iny No. 149 Main Mreot, a complete Bi-dlauratit ninl Oyster Saloon' for tha acoojntaoiistiopi of iiadi' S an a he at in line, in season can .be htd. IlaVinp jsftcntwi Hi sanrioas of one or tha bait Cookl iojtUi! t-i'.y. can gnarantea to (five satisfaction.

Farmers and Others Wishing Dried Beef, Cheese, Bologna, Brfiiii} oi- ft cup of Hot Coffee or Tea, can alftuyn get

Ousters by the Case. 0«n or l07..-a always oli haod, of ..tha best quality, at tliu lowest j.ric.-a, slldlm JOIiN B. OiliE.

PLUMBING. BUCKELI4 lie ing a PLUAIBKR, at tli- rcquostut Iim^y begt tJ antiouuco that he is UoW prujsi"'i 10 cute all orders 'u tbe above b«»iuiini(, iit cotjiu«ctioii ith his

House Painting and JJrui SHOP—On 4th St., 2d Door North! Cuiitni Engine House.-

BATHS, PUMPS,

vjB? W-." nasi! •'if 'M

WATER

CLOSETS,

.V£-(f J'rlllcl|i:lP9.

fitted up on the most appr. ttepairing promptly attended to. Si-pi

DOCTOR W If ITT 1K ii

ADiploma

BEGULABI.Y BRED PHYSICIAN,a»: hi which hangs in his office wi)I iliovr has made flkroni« Ditto** Ike ftndy kit life, a:.' has a Unlpu-wide reputation, having bi"n locaUd in St. Loait than any ollior i'hyslclaa. I

Much of his practice has been of a- pirit a« tare. Btpkilii, Gonorrhea, Gleel, Siriclwi, ail In Itorjr Dtitate*, Syphilic or Mercurial J/?aui)u'q/ Tkroal, Skim or Boner, Orchitis, Henii« oi Ulll'tor* also, the effects of a Solitary H»bit, riiir.oiH t. Body and Uind, producing blotches, debility,'iat potency, dizziness,dimness of sight, co^fVsiui. Ideas, eril foreboding, arersion to '«ooiciy, memory, weakness, Ac., not all tli«3« ib ABj gase.bnt all occurring frequently in vr.rf:i 5 cn'st

Aooommedatious ample, clit^rges tuoJii:ii aares guaranteed.' Consultations by ioftor or office, free. Most eases can 1e pr^pt'i ly tr«iOi. ty' Menstruation and Pregnancy, 3c, without an interview, aud uedlcities, itisrc lr»: obeerration, sent by mail or expnB3. fwr( hi/lrance to business in most cases...

Address Box 3092, St. Louis, Ho. Honrs—8A. H. to 8 P. M. Otttct ^ramuniitl located at No.617 St.Charies Street.tjofwHia. hwtt tnd Seventh,oae square South or Linjti| Hotel, retired spot in the centre of the city. l.-

Ooasnltation rooms, and rooms for thi tnodation of such patients as.require d»i tl attention.

th#

towns and cities of tUe United *tataa,

CLIFFOKB PEMBE2.T0U,

General Ageing

PITTaBUEG. PENS'.

•.CiS 9fi

ST0KA8E, COMMISSION & SRAIN.

». raA-*Li!f. A. a, MOB*I*OH. FRANKLIN, MORRISON & CO., E A Commlssioix JK^robtaiiti, JVo. 8S lfrest 2d St., Ctncinnuti.

HKk'EBKNOKS.

Pearce, TblluL Hoi ton Shaw. Barbour A Co., Porter, K. (r. Leonard .4 Co., Vl'ta. Glean A Sons,' Rob't Macr«aij A Coroster Drothors,'' Koote, Kash A Co. Ctiambors, istfvetis St Co. mti2odly

I A S N If HZ0E1VINS roBWACDIBO Commission Morchant, 1KB DUIIE8 (1 a a S

W&aa Hocsx—On the Canal, saar the Terrt katirsad DcpstsTtux HAOTC, IXD,

Dauti* A Blchmond and X. *C. maj5d«tf

tons atKET. A14WIS KASR.

JOHNMOSMKY

HANBY & CO.,

00XXIS10X AXP

A I N E A E S

Warehouse on first St., at tho QnU Basig. TCKKS HADT*. ISC. aoMwtf

r"r

iwop iiersti:

EVKBYBODT

Can get,'in a sealed letter envelope, ui Symptoms andTieatmentof Nervous,Uri

I'l'tftMify bary an

texittlDiaeases,clearly delineating all thSdi.ione.' conditions, with full Symptom Lists, three^ent postage stamps, to prepay •pdstap*-. •Jircnlar for Ladiee,relating to DUoimps Pnto aprSdawly.

I I N E

CHEAP MILLINERY

pel NEW 8TOOE OP THE

A E N S E S ... i, I :THE T.'

"ift

CHEAPEST IX THE C1TV

'fAt yb. 85 Main Street. (UPSTAIRS.)' MISS SALLIE HASTINGS. »Mi.t

WHOLESALE MILL1SIEKT

NEW

STOCK

M. A*. WALTER

johiv jr. KEia, Early's Block, No. «0 3isii» Stirco., Terre Haute, Xudianu.

MOSTBlankets,Jeans,

respaotfViUy recommends his wi ll saiected stock of KlanneU, plain Btii piaid Lin^ieys, Coverlets, and-Woolen',Knit-ting Tarns, of different kinds. Boing fnliy- enabled to warrant the first quality ef these Goo da I mdst respectfnlly inrite Ladies and Gouclemci to call aad inspect tbem. Wool taken in eiuliiii^-c for Goods, and Ui ootSldawtf

taigiieat market raffio

|JNION BAKEE\..„(1

FBAIfi HEmCtS BKO Xaanbctaters of all KThdg of

ORACE ERS.

and Dealers in

On Laiayette St., between Canal aud Depcit,: a

de30dly

INDIAN^

gOOKS AND S

AND STATIONERY.

W. O'CONNELtigf,.

of his Uadertakia* Baeiaoas, vbkli

na disposed of his Uodactakiaff Basiaeas, ^bkli had become necessary in couseqn-iit« oI tlu- rapid iocrsaxe cf his I

BOOR TR

H« will naw davote his entire-»ttSBti9n t4 t6e latter branch of bn*tne*s, and wlttt a.fill aui eonpiet* stock, of

Books and

Stutiu nery

SCHOOL.

BOOKS,

•MlZINffl, P1PEBS, Ac., AaW c' aoatiaaanoe of tha trade hdrofofore Ubaamlly tsafwsd a33dirtf

TERttR HAUTE, IS!).,

Commencing Sepfii4jlK30l

O 0 S E E S

•#,li tfa 'snirfous to show

AttrrtdtiV^ aiis SK alnawjs **S

To ilfclliroHSrtol' friend*-and sitors wbo will ^ii^^i^'i\hef«i4yriju(ijttp (^j eut Holi4ay Week.

Now ia the time to Prepare! 1 ms !i 5i« 11" ^itertirS, vtit -m

UUOKiW liEOTHEUS &C0 "i

ArtyVtiUey tifath^tn tt/ist!t6iid' wiirk, having ju*t recclTcl,iu ad*aucao"kiii»tbers. acoinplete Stock of jut'siibli suods a. are ueodeii by bvery family ,iB tho Ooajtouuity •*,

N*. 1»» Wabash Street lrrre iia#ie,, J»u. jaaSAiavtr c-iiT—JA. JtjO -a A t»Hf t.T -?T

B. B. & .to. ititite c*ery consumer of

Household "ICioods Al (*ii ti «n fpv«u»siH|4' AND nt,,

^Famliy Dry "'feoods

**f.. a e'«'ac (txiiminntiori of their N"ew Stock, feeliii, uli.'t1 f.'iit tUat tor VAU[KTY, (J.DAI1ITY and f'JilC'lSS tlu-y are ucquostionably

Tiw"«HAIiPMNI HOUSE!

.rffth'3

afc but iOUli PllICE LIST

1* STBK r!ORUK9 than buyers hare 8 oti for FIVE YEARS -ii A mi* tii'i ir" rLook n£ our

YA' WIMMMII SHADES

Price our «ill' .7K libit bm*'- sa irw 'lib'

Extimi'jo finr

Terre Haute, Ind.

km ^^»KASTROLOCY.

-it).

JUWT RE€JEIV

AT LOW RATES

FOR CASH

My kew York'"

CUT'S'iKI!

By Taylor's system of ndcfteurbmtfnl a 2 4 in at it all the

LATEST STYLES! No. 85 Main Street up Stairs.

•1

A S O O

O O

FOR AIsL.

fl'OMi WA'^t iPRBSdN WHO WILL EQUAL ,i W.VOAMj: RAPHACIF IN THK rUOii-KSdlON. .at.

ins NETBR-FAlLllSTb MADA»K Vrfl/VEfj is tho best. She ancceeds wli.~n all oth-is bare failed. All who are in trouble—nil1 who hive been nnfortnnato—al! wbu.iu tr,:,d linp('a liavo b»en disappointed, crnsbed Bnd blasted ly fa I tie promiias and deceit—all who have tire ti misled an triflod with—all fly to her f»r advice auJ 6atiafaction. All who are in doubt of the nrtVctiona of those they love, Consclt her to relievo and satisfy their minds.

Ia love

ffalrs She Never Falls.

j.Sbej has tbo secret, of winning tbe affections of tlie oppositu sex. She shows yon the likeuess of your future wif* or hn^band, or absent friend.— Siio (jnidt-s ttio Bingle to a happy marriage, and xnitki-s the mirried happy. Her aid and ailvice has been colidtod in. innumerable instances, and thn rosulr has always bewn the means of securing a

Speedy and Happy Marriage,

.ShejB, tlwrfforo, a. Bare depondei ce. It is well kn nv-u ta tiiopoblio at large,thatShe was the first, tur} Vhe is the Otity person In this country Who can sUuw tho lik«ners in reality,.aud who can giTe onliro.satisiRiclioi.on all the ccncems ol life, which c*nii« li Htttl and proved by thousand s, both mar. riittfand single, who daily and eagerly visit her.

To nil ia busii.essher advice is invatuable. She can fjroteil, with the gr-atest oertainty, the reSuit of all c.muiercial and bnntness transactions.

Lottery rrcmbers givon without extra charge.' MATkUIE EA.PH ABL is a bona flde Astrologist tli at ft very one can depend upon. She is the greatst'Aitrologist of the nineteenth century. It is that we 1-Kuown fact that makes illiterate pretend»rs copy her advortisemonta and try to imitate her.

Sfadnni* Raphael is the seventh dsuglitar of the savcntU.daiigi'ter sho was borii with 4 nrtural tjift rilf-can for.«teli jour very tlxiugSits. also ruros drunitei.ntsi.

Ail ibt'TTiews strictly pnvite and confiilentUl. An a Fomalff Pltysiclan her remedies neyar fail ti euro ail fcnwlo irregularities, and to produce thw monthly flow, nirlth.iut danger or expesuro.— They can not ininr", bat, on, the contrarj, they Improve tho uiaith.

Therefore, come one, come all, ti

lit itichmoBtl, bet. Ototral knm and John. Cincinnati, Ohio. T^71H3.—Ladies, ?1 Gentlemen, Si,SO.

N. B.—The JIa'lama will answer uo letters with out a fiie'bf 81 and a 3-c6ut stamp is incl sed. Addrow Lcjk Uox53t. aag28dwly

A N O O

How Lost! how Restored!

Jmt Puiluihed, ia sealed eleetope.' Prfes, tix oenU. IA LKOTiruE ON TUB NATURATi TREATMKN r,«d -RaJkal Care of tiperinatorrbCBa, or tcminaf Woakmsa, Involuutary £(Dissions, tiaxu al Beli4ty, aod lmpti!imeut3 to Sfarriago, genorally NtTvouiLeaB. CousumY»tionr X^ilepay, aud hits, Mental aud Physical Incapacity, resulting from Srff Ab(»tR*o., UyftoaT. J. OuLVEawiLL,M. D., nuthur of tlio -'Green Book," Ac.

'•A

Hit ull to Tltonsands of Sufferers." 8»ntnnrier ceil, in a plain envelope, to any ad. dross, postpaid, on reoi-lpt ef »ix cents, or two postage stamps, toCfii.3. J. C. KLINE A CO., Vii Bowery, New lork, Post Offlff box 4588.

AluaDr. Cnlrbrwrfl's "Marriag» Qaide," price S5ct«ta.. dw3m las

O E I E S

OilAIN PLOT7 WOEKS. Eaton, Preble Connfy, Otalo.

Tiie Empire Queen of the West.

This btaniiird Piow has never been-e44elted, and tuxj4nnorali/arpos»jeTer will be« leiUcoastroctfon wo sre working a perfectly hgniogenioas Cast Stkal' that trill oot polish an ent live any oth.ir \Vrou£h Plow made. It throws a wide, clean, and sraceful fnrrow, and in drauwht ia tha lightest PIS*ta r«sord.': Farmers w.lldo well te examine tlii' l"ljw at.

jQjm Scott & Son's Waretaoose,

J,vj jrerrc*

ADffcJ.

llatite, ifidiona

Before purchasing elsewhere. Ycnr Interest we deeiro to promote, ani what we say ia trae. U(-Vli"!!«lv 4tRHl|9K. OAMPBtCLL A OO

pi AtJS&EN, BISHO WSKY & Co

\J ,.-r- Importers and Jobber* of AND TOYS, BjJALSBS

FANCY, GHOCEHU SEttAOH, TOBACCOS, TEAS, ei lOdtf

INDIANAPOLIS CARDS.

w. P. BINGHAM CO.,

DBALBBa Ul

Ueouine AmericaoWatches

XMamonctet Fine Jewelry,

., ISOLIP, CULVER WARE,

|IIW PATTSK2U,

1 S

Bblld Silver Spooas and ITorlts,

jrisf

TeaSels, Gake Baskets, Castors,

BERRiT DISHES, ICE PITCHESS, ,4JLTBBS, OUi»S & GOBLETS, Also, a fine line of

Silver-plated Table Cutlery.

KN GRAVING NKATLYEXECUTK»

.it

Old

Englisli or Clerman Text

ALL GOODS BOI'OHT Uaaa

ENGRAVED FREE OF CHARGE,

W. P. BlureilASl

mi, Wl

TI ,i*

i-ateK"

ILL l'APEB.

..n*

Musiiisrs,'"8

Price oulf

PItLVTS,

"rice oar

S I S

/',) A.

•^SHAWLS

,^aJutneolar.,B ],! N E S.

.A. vw* I •%.' u-iitib. Sp o:tvls" frouiflay'to* day. Walk udl^si Krcay of desirable Goeds at

Kta.i our

lu auii sue tho tiio

Housekeeper's Variety Store,

''iYo. 100 Main Street,*® «n-r- j*4

EVE

rtfit'T J.[Cs.tw^en and 6th] £j

Ooenslve discharges ftom the Bars of Childi en (a sure forerunaar of Deafnaaa,) permaMMtly eared Uhronic Inflaaation of the Jtfae, of yak is' standlug, perfectly cared. Wrepiag or asttry Ky*., Cataract, JTilas at.d Uleers uf the Jtya speedily curod,

NO C8ABQE for an fxamination aad an Opinfon, and uo charge for onsBOClMraL treatment. Operating Rooms—West Maryland Street, upstairs. -t-

Post Offca Box 1218. mi* tiiaugSOdwly

COAL.

YBUTSCH

CO-

50 Ea8T.ypABUINQTOJU 'STBKrr, aprCd3Bigem INDIANAPOLIS. Vrfg _•

GLOVEB-f

A li IMJ»IAHAPOI.*»

TERRA COTTA WORKS,

Bm ouliand.or manotactures to order, all kinds of Architectural OraalbenH. nrtli as Window Caps, Brackets, Mettaliioit, fiuwl and ITrieae H.ariohmerts flower Vasea, Life tin Statuary, Water Pipe, At,

Two stiaaros wset of Uaioa Depoti aprtlOdtiiu

A S O

tvcnsssai to Qutu. Bosia* I

Ai\D BLIND lAN^ACTUKm

SOUTH MRB1DIAN StBiKT,

Nearly Opposite last Knd of (be Ontua l«pot

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

«E01LAR SIZED WORK CO.VSTANUT lAIItt W apr$-2t in d6m u-.%

oiablxs aTurrsxa. -.4

r-.

jtntx oaa

STEFFEiVS SCUJiEUMfitt'S

INDIANAPOLIS

Ptaflenu Bell and Brass Foundry,

iJfl Union Railroad Track, Half Square Kaat Dkioa ^apot, la# iMapvlta, This S.tablisbmaiit hu coastantly on hand a complete anortDeit of Brass Uoods for Jtafiaa Ballders, Steam and Gat Titters, anil are atsafactnrers ol Water, Steam, Oas aad Beer Cueks, Whistles, Couplings, Oil Caps. Qlul» Valves, aad all kinds of Brass Works. apilK^lStawam,

AND EABi^S3

ttti

tj ji

FLANNELS, HOSIERY

MrS

D8. CHAS. K. WALL,

OCULIST AND AURI8T, FROM NEW YORK,

IS SOW PXRMAKXNTLT LOCATED IK

IvTIDl ANAPOLIS, Where be may be eonsnlted, rata or onaasa, ou all diseases ot tbeas deifoat? organs. The universal success of Lr. WALL'S practice for the past two years in this city, together with ioucteen years experience in this branch vf the medical profeasioa eltuWhere, ahould be a guarantee to those afflicted that he is no charlatan or quack,but quail-' fled to acoomplish all he undertakes. Cross Kye removed In One Mloate or no charge, abd wtthoat interroption to business.

Patients 10 have already been cured of Blindness, Oeafoaas Dross lye, Ac., can be aaen on ap. plication to the Ofllce. All snrgied operatioaa made iu the preaenoe of the family pbyaician wbea (iesired.

a Coal Mincna BrasU, Ind. The oe ebiated Splint or BMca Coat,' is produced from theso-Miaes. ia OIL MEKUI is our authorised Agont, Terre Haute. All onlefs for coal lolt with him wiil be promptly filled. Address y. Butsch A Cioksoa, adianapoliSt Or Jokn Aadrews, at the Mints, Brasil, lad.

P. ti.—The Coal ia mined from tha Aihly Farm. s«M(13m

QOAL! COAL!! COAL11

The undersigned wilt nimish, at prrweat and during the Jtnsuing aaaso", either Braail or Bos*. dale Coal, at the lowest possible rates, aad tha: very beat quali jr of Coal. Any ordnrs left at tb» F-wl Store of-K. S. Rebbiaa, in itowtlni Hall Block, will meet with prompt attention. aug-'Ud3m JOSJCfU O.JC'KLLlf.

rp C.GKOYBR, 9ULU IS

WOOD AND COAL.

Tbo undersigned is now deliveriag tbo superior Coal of the Pioneer Ooai Mining Oampaajr, at Carrysvilie, and respectluliy auliatts aa examinatijn and trial. It will 0 foaad aqaM to tbe Brazil Coal, and is (hraishal at much less rates. would refer consumers to B. L. Tboiapson, Csq.. who is Being it at his Mill and ttasldeno. Ordera left at Ira Urover's Stove Store, Taftd Street, north of Main, wi reoeive itoupi attention. ».

July 17, atf TIM. 0. uBOYJCB.

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Tho Best is tha Cheapest E. V. MERBIL is now prepared to furnish tha best Braaii aad Highland.Ooal, alse tha Lehigh and Anthracite Coal, if ordered. Orders left at Ma* Keen's Store,-107 Vain St., or Hartsoek A Bannister's, will reoeive prompt attention. a3dtf

COAL! COAL!!

TOiiN MoPAKLANIS IS NOW tJ furnishing the best quality of £ivtr Coa., screered on a wider ecreeu than any other Dealer ia using, aod at tbe very iowast rates.

Orders lolt at tha Couutv Sealea,. or at Woodmansee's Grocery, on Main street, next door lo C. C. Smith A Co. Store store, will receive prompt attention. Leavo orders witb Jus. Arcold, at tbe Post Office. Jyjjtdtf

OBTOWN BLOCK COAL.

Tbe aadersigned ia preparad to faratsh tha citiaeni of Terre ilaute wita this superior Coal, taken from the mi nee two miles east of Brasil.— This Coal is superior to anv brought to thia market. Lewis Herbert ia m* authorised agent, and I will fill any contract ha may make. Ordora may be left at B. L. Ball's Stove btere, and at Paddock A HcKno's Mill. alSdQm BOBSBT OOEST.

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Is new supplying the beet quality of Biver Coal at the taarket rates. Orders loft at Chambers' Grocery Stare, sontbwest eoruer ot sWj Pnblle flouar*. wilt meelve i,...mit atteritf/in. )eal*

fiTJtnsrille 4 Crawlbrdtville B. K. Go.

SBC«|TABT'S ornot Tl, 1807.

Kv ASS VILLI, IKD., Sept. 12th, Notice is hertbj given that the Annual lleatof Stockholders io this Company #111 be bald at the Court House, lu the City of Kvansville, on Monday, the 7t£ day of October, next, at 10 o'clock A. M., at which' time an eleolloa will be held for thirteen Directors, te aerva for the ensning year. By order of tbe Board. seUdtd J. JE, MABMK, fiaa'y.

QANCEE8. Dr. €Ol »ES,

Who resided in this oity for four years, aod now a resident of Louisville, Ky., wbo haa at thia time an extensive practice In the treatment of CANCEBd and Caneerons Affeettona, and ta rapidly gaining the high repatation that he held la thia city during his stay with as. We can tstify ot era ki#, that Vr. Oooden has been eminently snccessfnl in the aiany cases that he treated in this alty and aarrortndlDg country. The Doctur'a mode of treatment differs from nil etbera, nsing aa antidote of his own preparation, killing the Cancer, root and .branch. »ltbout pain, lose of

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blood^or the use of tha knife. Dr, Ccudan ia wilItegalao, to Impart bis mode of treatment of tha Cancer to one or two regular practicing Physi«iaos of good repntation. He doea not Oeaire to place in the bends of any ana wbo ia a«t wall qualified to aostain the reputation that he haa already gained for hia Reaaady. Any aoe" wbo l1 may deair? farther information in reference to tha or saoda of treatment of Oaaeor, oaM consult him in parson, or by let tar, Louisville, Ky., P. O. Box #70.