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DAILY EXPRESS

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Thursday Morning, October W, 1861

necl.ion In

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RIGHTS UMDKB

a householder's BAKK«ffPT IjAWTO KEEP HOUSE.

In the United States Distrlc

the following "ii6cJsitri -:waa.

Court last

Saturday by Judge McDonald la the matter of ptn Bankruptcy—42 Yan Buren Cob'o.J

In June last, Van Buren Cobb, of Morgan county, Indiana, was d^c,lared*a bankrupt by this Court. The matter wa§ then referred tc the proper Register and subsequently, on a meeting of his creditors, William B. Taylor was appointed his assignee.

Under the 14th Section of tae BanK rupt Act, the Assignee set apart to Cobb certain properly, as being excepted from the provisions of ihat act. Cobb had other property, which he claimed was also excepted from said provision oat the Assignee disallowed hia claim.: To this ruling of the Assignee the bankrupt ei cepted and the exception thus taken now before this Court for decision- ..

By the record, it appears that the de cision of the assignee was substantially follows: *!|fc fi/.ito*.! "I allow you to retain, as exempt from the provision of the 14th scotion of the act, "and also in connection therewith, and under and by virtue of'an act of the Legislature of the State of Indiana, to exempt property from sale in certain cases, the sum of three hundred pilars." "I allow you the nccesfary provision on hand, amounting to fifty^one dollars and fifty cents, as shown by the appraisement." "I refuse to allow you lo [retain more property of any dgpeription whatever, tor the following reasons, to-wit "1. Because your wife is owner in [lea of eighty acres of land in tlife, Morgan ceunty, of the value i.t $1,0(56. "Also, she is the owner in fee ofj house and lot—your residence—in Mjartinsville in £ald county, of tfio value of $2,000. "Also, she is the owner of parlor. furniture in your house of the value of $123 One bed and bedding... Wjk One Bet of queensware.4.| O re a an A & 1 0 To which add value of real estate 3,180

Total $3,000 Being her separate property.J' 2. Because in my opinion, your condition under these circu i.stances is much better than that of ntiniber of your creditors.

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By the record it also appears that the $300 allowed by the assignee to be retained by Cobb under the provi»io|i of the State law, "consisted of "rt'tule ciond which said Taylor, as life assignee, held against one John I)uekworth callifag for a deed to four towtnots in Martins^ villo." •. 'I

The record also s&ows that all the otler property of the bankrupt turned ovjer to the assignee, was of the value of $287, including household and kitchen farditure, which latter was appraised at $175. By the record it also spears that 'tbo $51 50 above followed to be retained Cobb consisted of prov^ios on hand,

It appears also that Cobb is a liouie holder in Martinsville arid that his family consists of a wife and three small chil (iron.

Cobb insists that the assignee ought to have allowed hipi to retainlall the household and kitchen furniture, amounting, as we liavo soen, to $175. He urges no other objection. Whetber^jtherefpro, under the 14th section -^jrob$Mbktfupt act, a bankrupt, being a householder, is absolutely entitled to retain necessary household and kitchon furniture to an amount not exceeding $600, is the ques« tion to bo decided. The provision of that section which touch this question arenas follows:. '10

That there shall bs excepted fromjjthe operation of the provisions of this section the necessary household and kitchen/furniture, and such other article! tfnSVdfeoSsaries of such bankrupt as the assignee shall designate and set apart, having reference in tho amount to the family, condition and circumstftnce9-ofthe barfkruptcy, but altogether not to ex.08ed in value in any case, the sum of five"hundred dollars and also the wearing apparel of such bankrupt, and that ot his wife and children, and the uniform, arms and equipments of any person \ybo fe#br has been a soldier in the militia or io jthe service of tho United States and suOti Other property ns now is or hereaft6? eSalt^be, exempted from attachment or seizure, on levy on execution by the lWw3 of th$ fenit'id States, and such other property not included in the foregoing exceptions as is exempted from lovy and sale upon execution or .other process or order of anV court bv the laws of tho State in which the bankrupt has his domicil at the time of the comm'iincomont of the proceedings in bankruptcy, to an amount not,exceed* ing that allowed by such State exemption laws in force in tho year eighteen hundred and sixty-four.'' .-r da-.-

In construing this provision of the Bunkrupt Act, I iuclino to think the following rules must prevail: 1. Every bankrupt who is a householder is absolutely entitled to have his necessary household and kitchen furniture exempted to any amount not exceeding $500.

It is truo that, undor thi9*rule, the furniture exempted must bo "necessary household and kitchen furniture. And'I think that the assignee must, in the first instance, judge what particular articles are "necessary" and. what aro natj *.j|ul his judgment must be controlled M&- a sound legal discretion and &V the spirit and intent of tho act under consideration. 1 think iho act intends that every bankrupt, householder shull bo permitted to res tain as much household and kitghea fur» nilure, up to the value of $500, as may be reasonably necessary to enable him to keep house in a plain and convenient manner. And I suppose that in such a case, tho tact that his wifo may hfive^ as her separato property, household Jtod kitchen furnituro in use in the hou§e in which he resides, can make no difterenco. By tho laws of Indi» ana, such separate property does not belong to him: he has no right to its possession or control and she may, at any moment and against bis will, remove arid dispose of it. 1 think, therefore, that tho assiguoe erred in takiDg into consideration tho property of tho wife, in deter* mining how much the husband should re•tain ot household and' kitchen furniture.

But, even if the wife's property in tho house oufjht to have been considered by tho assignee, still it seems to me that be erred in refusing to alldw thtf husband to! retain $175 worth of household and kitchen furniture. The wife property in the house was of little value—parlor funfiture worth $1"3—a bed and bedding worth $40—a sot of queensware $7—an ld bureau nnd tabic worth $10—in all, worth no more than $180. A court may, 1 think, judicially take notice that these articles did not compose all the "necessary'' household and kitchen furniture of a family consisting of a man and wife and throe small children. It to this the assignea had added the $175 worth of the bankrupt's household and kitchen furniture, ii only would have amo(juted to $355— surely little enough for the "necqp sary" furniture in the dwelling bpueeJpf such a family. And, if to all this we add tho $51 50 allowed by the assig^e^ is "provisions"' the whole will amou&t only to $406 50—$93 50 leas than the* act of Congress permits.

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The act must be so construed that, *bo?«rtbe- nEWBSa|fTiflasehold ItHfenlirniture, th*.assignee may, •retidn exempt in favor of the

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"such oner articles and neces-

«imns"-4tbe may thrnk right. But in doing so he muSt, in the language of the •aefc, "haveTeference in the amount to tee family .condition, and circumstances of the bankrupt." The assignee, it seems, tormirfed the clause here quoted as modifying the clause permitting the bankrupt to retain necessary bousehold. and kitchen

Tils construction was

wrong /l4^k Phrtt8° only qualifies the expression, "such other articles and necessaries'' which iollows the provision-as to furniture. In fine, I think that in determining what household and kitchen furniture the bankrupt shall retain,- the assignee ought only to consider what is "necessary" to the bankrupt itnd his family in order that they may use in a plain and comtortable mwnfiftf *"find" that in determining how 'muchlBhan be allowed to bo retained by_ the bankrupt, under the terms "other articles and necessaries," employed in the ipartioaof the act above cited, the assignee must then "have reference in the amount to tho family, condition, and circutpstttnep*of the bankrupt and in this latier case, it may be very proper to consider the for trine of the wife as well as the number and age of the children. -Under the provision of the act concerniho- ''other thcr articles and neeess«ries," *Jiu.assignee «has very ..properly alK-wed ^obb'W rfetftlh lE.ecessary provi-ion on tiand,-amounting to #51,50, und there can (?o up objection to,his doings in this tespeet.1

I do not. think thatMn an)- case the bankrupt law meant to exempt anything of niereHukury or ornament in fuvor ot a oankrupfi ButI#iippose that it is not tho policy or spirit ol the law to strip him ot his property to such an extent as to leave him and his family without the meat)a of keeping: house and remuining together, as a household. 3 In case of every bankrupt, who is householder jesident in the titate, he is absolutely entitled, over and above the exemption already considered, to retain, free from all claims of creditors under the bankrupt act, property, either personal or ra»l, to the value of *300. Arid in regard to this exemption the :iJ.iig).ee has no dia'efretidtiury power, iTui /]x und to give up tho property to the bankrupt.

Xn tho c^»se under --consideration the assigliee has fiilly ObstJi vutl this rule. Upon the whole, tho oi!y error comrnited' by the assignee in tiiis case is hi* refusal to turn over to the bankrupt fcis $175 worth of household and kitchen furni'tu'rb. Asto thispoi.it his decision is reordered forthwith to do!iy*:c to sui'J bankrupt the said furniture.

Perilous Balluoa Voyage Across Lake Erie.

[From the C.ctulauJ t':a D.-ale: of ihur iUuy.] An^ exchange informs us that ah 8eronuut earned Thompson, who ascuiideJ recently from Toronto, descended safely near this .city, thp balloou having been Ur^dri 'by•••*«"'strong upper current acro.-s tho lakes Much anxiety was felt in Tofd^te aAi)-'1 Thompson's fate before tho telegran^.-jarrived announcing his safe landing 'Mr. Thompson gives the following, account of nis adventure: ••The balloon ascended ut 4:40, and from the velocity tho balloon was traveling at, I soon perceived it Was foolish to try to desceud. It soon became evident to me ..that landing in XJanada was out of tho question, and that all arrangements must bflttindo to be driven across the lakes.

The first thing that struck me was to drop tho grapnel to the full extent, 120 l'eet. This acted as a guide to the distance the balloon might be kept above the surfuce of the'wuter it being now dark, and, by placing one hand on the rope, the ell'ect of the grapnel striking tho witter Was distinctly felt With an open bag of,ballast on my knee, every tiitoe the grapnel struck the water,* a couple of haTidfufs^df' sarid were thrown out—and to this "plan alone I owe my own preservation and ^success. "The" ballast taken was about tnree hundred and fifty pounds. For threo ho.ura that plan was carried out, and then came on one of tho most drenching and merciless rains I ever felt. I could not see fifteen feet before me, and the noise of the rain on the balloon and the water was such as to entirely unnerve me. My hands became numb, and I was drenched to the skin. I now oegan to perceive my position more acutely, though I determined not to give up until ail the ballast iiftijl inoveables were gone. The rain was making tue balloon heavier every moment, and the ballast was thrown out more freely, till, jJjuut 10 o'clock, when *SSeT^Tigue overcame me. I fell into a stupor for ft few moments.- By this time tho balloon had descended to within mx reetmtho water, and instantly out went twenty-eight pounds of ballast. The effect Of this was that the balloon rose to an altitude of a mile, entirely through the rain-clouds, and then the moon shone brilliantly, and in this position it remained aBout a quarter'of an hour. The effect of the moon shining on tho cloud beneath was such as any artist might be proud of.

The shadow of the balloon was distinctly to lie seen traveling over the rough and turevon cldOTB,'giving the idea of a bal loooxuce^ ^Everything now became calm. No longer the hum of the lake or the rain. All was still, but whether the storm still raged ^eneath, was unknown. As tho tJallofen' Sesccftded, it was evident a change hatj. como over the scene. The rain bad-ceased, nud the appearance of everything was of the darkest hue whether'it'was an under stratum of dark clouds could not be known. Suddenly a glimmer of light was seen for a moment tbehf with &iii<jui eyes'east down to perccivQ any object, at last small squares tfeith darker toargins were plainly visible. These proved to be the fields and hedgef, and they appeared to vanish a* quickly as objects passed when in an express train. A town was at last seen, and I hoard thousands of musical instruments. I then called out to know where I was, but the reply Was unintelligible. They, however, £«w it Was a balloon. About two ffiilQS further on the grapnel caught iA ala?go'oak free, and held fast. This afterwards-proved to be a little village near Cleveland. I then called out lustily the sounds of persons singing and playing music were heard. Tnese proved to bd iuar. young vtnen who had been to a ball. Thej were natives of Cleveland, and as they mlvfknced nearer my voice was heard. They at once set to work to pull the balloon out of the woods and convey it to a field, where it could be folded up. it was then 3 o'clock in the morning^

Auber now eightjr-five years old has •written and is superintending rehearsals of a nftw opera calk-d Vn Jour de Bonheau,' which he jays will be his last. He rises at '^o'clock in the morning" and drives a span of very fast horses in the afternoon. Jfci.

..f'ljifer'&ing and Queen of Portugal have been lately amusing themselves at Lisbon lbjfni&klfnjgan excursion on the Tugus in a gondola which had been sent from •^enico for the use of the royal establishment. The gondola was illuminated in the Venetian style, and was accompanied t^y.fche.royal bargee, also illuminated, and carrying a military band in one of them. a

Xh9 editor of.a XawYork religious paper, all tiding to the memoirs of Lyman fc$eecbtr, by his son, Henry Ward, says: "He seems to have brought all the resource^pfjhgart to bpsr apon the work, which Is so overdone, so steeped in syrup, And fretted with frostwork, and stuffed frith sugar plums *f all colors and whipped into froth and fury, that it is quite ibemost sickening Compound ofthe kind we fwprjm^^took to devour."

BBEAB ASD BUTTER,

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The W orcester CotfntyfMam.) Agil haajost closed. Ooe oft he CommittMs, in its report, thus spread* tho e&]e sad b: butter:

The girl engaged in molding bread Shall make some gweethfnrt flatter With hope to get that dairj uiaid

To make hia bread and batter.

She may not play the game Or French and German stntter, If well she knows the curd and whey,

And make» sweet bread and butter-

In meal or cr«am the'sjelbow deep, -J-. And cannot (top to patter, But nays if h» will sow and reap,

She'll mate hu bread and butter, gj-

The dairy maid, the farmer's wife, Shall be the toast we utter Alone, man leads a crusty life.

Without good bread and butter.

COHPLAIST.

BY SC. J. Q. HOLLAND.

River, sparkling river, I have fault to iiud with thee River, thou dost never give a word of peace to me I Dimpling to each touch of sunshine, wimpling to each air that blows, Thou dost make no aweet replying to my sighing for repose.

Flowers of mount and meadow, I have fault to find with yon So the breezes cross and toss you, so your cups are filled with dew, Matters not though sighs give motion to the ocean of your breath Matters not though you ara filling with the chilling drr ps of death

Birds of song and beauty, lo I charge you all with blame Though all hapless passions thrill and fill me, you are still the same, I can borrow for my sorrow nothing that avails From your lonely note, that only speaks of joy that never iails.

O indifference of Nature to the fact of human pain! Every grief that seeks relief entreats it at her hand in vain Not a bird speaks forth its passion, not a river seeks the sea, Nor a flower from wreaths of sumruer breathes in sympathy with me.

O the rigid rock is frigid, though its bed bo summer mold, And the diamond glitters ever in the grasp changeless gold And the laws that bring the seasous swing their cycles as they must, Though the ample roai they trample bhna the eyes with human dust.

lloons will wax iu argent glory, though man wane to hopeless gloom Stars will sparkle in their splendor, though darkle to his doom ... ... Winds of heaven he calls to fan him, fan him with an icy chili, And tho shifting crown of cloudi go drifting 9 him as they will. ,,"i

Nature's words,

From the ocean's thunderous rolling to the trollingnfths birds.

Spirit, 0 I my spirit! is it thou art out of tune Art thou clinging to Deoember while the earth ii in its June? ihistthou dropped thy part in nature? Hast tliou touched another key? Art thou angry that the anthem will not, cannot wait for thee

Spirit, thou art left alone—alone on w'aters^wila For God is gone, and Love is dead, and Nature srurns her child. Thou art drifting in a deluge, waves below and clouds above, And with weary wings come back to thee, thy ra ven and thy dove.

Palmer's Vegetable Cosmbtic Lo tion, is the sovereign balm for the smallest pimple on the face, as well as the most

distressing cutaneous disease that c?n afflict any part of the person. dwlw.

Where'er I take my walk* abroad, how many miserable Dyspeptic people do I see, who would be healthy, and rosy, and happy if they took Plantation Bit ters, that paragon of preparations for giv ing tone to the stomach, energy to the torpid liver, a joy to tho nervous system, and strength to the muscles. It is an admirable regenerator of nature's wasted or neglected functional powers in either man or woman. It greatly excites and pleasantly soothes. With a bottle thereof, every man may be his own physician

Magnolia Water —A delightful toilet article—superior to Cologne and at half the price. 9-deodw2w.

0VIN13US LINE.

CB.

MILLBK'S OM» BUS AND HACK LINK.

Will attend to all calls lor trains leaving the City, and also deliver p&ssonger* in any part of th* city with care and disbatch

All orders le ton the Slate at the Post Office, at s' Urug Store, or mr ™*id»no« wl 1 be

Mr. Cortte will gire especial att^ntioo to Sign i'niiMin/. Jmly H, WB7. d3m

AS AND STEAM FITTING. Sliiio Street, betwe»u Cih and 7:h, FREDER1K CiKIGER. Having employed the serrites of J. Cerguson,avreii kuown

|ractica:

IEW ADMERTISEM

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Yet within my inmost spirit I can hear an under tone, That by law of prime relation holds these voices &8 its OWD— The full tonic whoBe harmonic grandeur rise thro'

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COLGATE & CO'S

GERMAN

Erasive Soap

[h manufactured from PvuE HATJLUIALS, and may be considered the STANDARD ofJtU'BLLEJfCB

Vor «ttle by All (Jtocers. 94dw|j

Proni|

en.l.il to. '»n20«Ur

WELL

I—To get well of Dys-

(•epiiti, Livor Complaint, ever aod Auge, Diarrhe*, Chopra M_rbua, Cr*u..4\, take a wiue-gla-M full uf

MISHLKRS HERB BITTERS 'Dire- tioifts y. Kor «ftl« by I RIKrt at No. 73, cnrur*r9t!? tin Miiu Street*, aij i*y all Drug* .u. jiepJdvly

WH. BAKU WILLIAM COAT

BARR & COATS,

House and Siffu .Fainter*. Uar:a: to partnership in the House and ."In/ 1'aifitiug budiiu'aa, we ate prepared to attend !o hU urder* Uit tho Shop on fourth Street upponlte the 0-utr*i Kozine Houso.

workmin, be no*

prepared to execute all «'deis iu tha above busines!, with proinptn ss And dUpatch. oct3dly

CINCINNATI CARDS.

KROLD & BRO'S

I A N O S

WK UFFEK the PUBLIC a 0LAS3of PIANOS which, in Workman hip, Dnrability, Touch, It cbutrSd, Depth aod Brillitncy of Tone, are nn-snrp.-tMpd by auy, and at prices 1ms than can be puraUusf-d hirfffiino, combiniuj the same qnalitl.'U. Another Important CoualilcrMiloa.

Th^so 1'iauos pusses* the comparativslr rare quality ot ntanding firmly in tune, and will stand any ciiniatv

EVERY PIANO WARRANTED

Fur Fire Tear*.

OJb£LtOJL.L & BRO:,

Piano Fort Manufkoturers, Of various styles and sizes, Sortlit^st -orucr of Ninth and Walnut Street* (Metropolitan Building),

Cincinnati, Ohio. aprfidrim

CHARLES £. CHEEVEB iLAM7rACTUB.sa AKI DKALES OI

PAPER

uar Factory oeing well established and provided with the latest improved malthinery. Is sMs to

Furnish all kinds of Paper B«xn at short notice and lowest price*. 228 Mall SO^...:...vr.!.~.CIXCL«rSATl. QUO. apr6dSn *. ., •_ O'rfO

withoatTir-

(hold

fe.ieltzer Aperient with

in reach lack* au important safeguard of .health and life. A few dose* of this stand Crd remedy sor Jndigention, eonstipatwn and biliiousneas, reliefe every dist«e«sing conseuenocs.

BOG TBADB.

sv mo torn* and prevent* pangerons conseuenoea BY

To Siuo per month aod traveling n-

T~.— state age aud Adureaj Americn Wire Co., i6nron«y «-Y.

A4e.—WeWANTED.—ToiKStjauc*

GKNTS Acknis, Ac., vriab to see are au agent in evey city cr more than 5.U00 population, to act «or us in canvassing lorbmiuats. A man who aliesuy establUbeu ia some occupation which a few spare hours, can easily increase his lucomo several thoueand dollars |.er year. Ihu is un opportunity for active meu to secure a prufit.i-lo connection with the best establish^ Aovertisiug Ag-ncy in tb* Uoited States.^ Address, witl. lull particulars, references, Ac., UtO. P. JiOWJiLL A UO 40 Park Jtow, N. X.

PAINTS tor FAltMEKS a-.D OTHERS.—THE GKAlTON JllNKltAU PAINT CO UPAS aie now mauulaciuriug tbo Beet, Cheapest and luost l«rable Paint iu use, two coals well put on, mixed, »Uu p-re Linseed Oil, will last 1U or IS years it is oi alight biown

beautiful chocolate color, and can be changed green, lead, stone, olive, drab or cream, to suit the taste ot the consumer It Is valuable lor House*. It.»rn8, Vences, Agricultural Implements, Carriage and Car-maker*, rails aud Wy-.len ware CauvM. Metal and Shingle Kool., (it being Fire and Water proof), Bridges, Burial C*s4s, uaual BuaU. 8hilw, 8hip« bottoms, Floor Ull Olotlie, (out. Manufacturer having used 6u00 bbls. the past year,) «nd as a paint for auy pnpose is un•urpissed lor body, uuiabilitj, ilaaticitj, au^, adhtsivene a. PriJe «6 per bbl 300 lbs, which will supply a larmer lor ye»r* lo come, warranted iu all cases as above. Send lor a circular, wuich give* lull particular*, fcone-genuine unless branded iu a trade mark, trraltou Mineial pltni! Address aSIKL B11WJlLL, Pr..pr,et»r, 251 Pearl Street, .New Vork.

fitCP C'UPiKa OF ALL YOUR LBT.JSHjj u.iug the "PJCNM l£Tli.H bOOh., aua "Penn in»tautaHeous Sympatb-tio Copying Ink" i»o Pressor water used. Let:er« writtou with this ink, copy perfectly in the -P«nu CeUer Uo.k." w.tliout the use ol a Copy iug-pre«s. Uive it a t.ial. Maaeoniy at si.e "Penn MauuUCtur iug Works," Philadelphia. Box ilT.

,.a1Wi AuBN'ra wanted, to sell but Aew 1"nllUvJ vout.ous, ol great value to lamilies ail uaj veut yr»tit). aen iSoc and got 8U ps^es and saui,ii' oralis. Agents hainei made #loo,t,lH).

I.i'illiAill toli-jvii*, i^weil, Jluss.

aiiATS WAM'KU for a new publication ne'ed»u iu every family. Commons 60 pe cent. Seud «5Uo, tor sample, or addresB ir. Oaii rett A fUiiadcipiiia.

MADAM FOY'af

Kkitti sUfPUUl'liK

Oombinus in one garment a

Perfect Fitting Corset,

.t nd the lUsSi desirublj ckirt .tupporte: ever t«ied lb« pablitf. it ptaov* the i-ehK..ii.s upou ihi sueuldcra .nsieaa '1 lUe bips ». proves liio lorin without tigntUcing g.voscase and elegance is approve aud r«^u,m, udui Li physicians. Manuiactnred by u. B. SAC.Wkita A CO., 9# Bummer St., JJuSioo.

The Metropolitan Ooiiar Do,

Make FiTly-Kitflit v-rte,ij= oi

LadUs' and Gents' Collars and Cuffs. Tbo lai jjesl •oucern for PAP1CH GOOUS iu lw wuri.i.

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S07 Broadway, A'ew urk.

You're Wanted! Look ilere! Ageuts, botu rnaie and lemaee, wanted sverywhere, to sell the fATtMt lMPBOViB KNKj.EStB-

a, (by which lrom ouo to iwo p»ge» can oe written without replenishing witniuK), our Fancy an.l l)ry GooUs, etc. Uau lear iroui »d lo j. «oc»p.iai r.q-i.red. Price IU cant., Willi au advertisement uescrioing .an arucle lor •ale iu oar Dollar tfureUaaiint Ajency^ Circulars sent k'aBii. I-TlA" DaUL, 6* HanoviT Street, st»*t«u Mas*.

TED—-SALKSMEN—To avel and sell goods by sample. Good

wages aud steady employment Addieds, wit" amp, HAMILTON, Ps-KKY & tO., Cleveland, olllo

$10 A DAI MADE BI AS\ 0M5, with my Pateut Stoueil Tools. 1 prepay the samples frse. Beware of infringers, aly Circulars wiil explain. Address A. J. FULLAil, Spring-fli-ld, Ti-rmont.

Mr. VAN NOBMAN'S

EGLISHwill

A»D FRENCH FAMILY SCHOOL

ler YoUBg Ladies, No, West 38tU Si.ei t, ork, ro-open Sept. 26. JTor lull lalormat ion aec Circular. Addrew as above.

The tticbest Man In the

Mxb atl a L*Utr from Biro* Solomon Rothschild. Pau«, Sth April, 18U4, 25 Hue Fauby, St. Honere. Will you be kind enough to have forwarded to me here 2W bottle* ol your Indian inluient si you will send at the same time the account, I Will forward you ihe amount through Messrs. Belmont A Co., New York.

Uabos SeioMOX BornscHitD having recom memded to many of hi frieaus Alaior LAM. a LlMiflBN'l, and they being desirous to procure it, should advise him to establish a depet Paris.

THE INDIAN LISIMEST, As a ralisf, over ready as a killer of Pain taken inwatdiv, or ouiwardiy applied, has no equal For the relief and cure oi BbCUIliatlC and Ktamglc Affection!, Spralas, Uruists.Ac., it isunstjuaiied. It is also iuo»i elU^acilius, l»k^n inwardly, the cure of t'ioltra. 0mmp8 and fains In ibotonuch, Ularrhoeti. bycsAentery, Cholera Jlvrbut, Ckoicrs Uttnium. ac„ ana 1, witnoui exceptiou tne most WOBdcrilll fADKCcft the world affv-rds.. No KAMIiY touid be without it. kvery 1 KA'VGLKa by laud ur «ea should have a bottle. MINKHS ana nSlKBS residing at a distance tiom c*hyskiaiis should ktcp it eoustautly on hand. In ease of accidents, and sudden attacks el Stomach Cempiaents, its value cannot be intimated. Inquire tor JMajO IAE'S INVIA.K tLMME.NT. and tftke bo other. l-Kicic SO Cta. pr bottle. For sale at Wholesale ani Kjtail by Demas Barnes Co., 21 Park How. M. Y. Bale A Kobiusou, 180 GreeuwiC St, ^.Y. F. fi. W*ll» Jt Co., 192 i'ullon St., N. Y. Ctias. N. Crittenden, 38 6th Avenue, N. Y. aud by respestable Druggist* tbronghoa. the warld. A'ow genuine unless signed oy John Thus. Lini, and countersigned by J. T. LAN I*. & Co., Pr.ipri^t.ib 168 Broadway, It. Y. *#"tend or Oinuiur

WD Wll I I IVIi' Bunt be humbugVT A Aillili liiflJs gcd by lmpostein or "patent' oast iron or muhim ".iieue.l loom." Bend for our New Caualugue of lAli'Bi-VJbD STK-VIL D1IC8, 20 varieties all of Steel, careiully flnishod and tempered. 9. M. SPSNCBK A 90., Uratlleboro, Vt.

Manhood aud tbe vi^or of Youth restored la four weeks, success tiuaranteed.

DB.power,

BEC^BD'S Kssence of Lite Restores manlyirom whaiever cause arising, the elbets of early pernicious habits, self-abuse, in), teuay aud climate give way at cftioe to this wond-.r-ful m-di«ine, if taken rugularly accordi to tlic directions which are very simple, and require do restraint from buslne»s or iilt-a^uie). Failure is impossible. Sold iu Lottt sat 33, or 4 qnaatiti-.s in one for S9. To be had oul) of the sole appointed agent iu America, IIKBMAN GHSUTZKli, 3K3 Bowery, and 205 2d Ave., 21. Y.

Agiatis

CENTS WANrKL.-A Silver P. WatsagiTeu the purchaser of every i'0 of itenuedy'a Mammoth Pilm Stationery Packsgn*, the largest in the world. (As an inducem.m to have iiiem inicodueed). A ells sell them as fast as thry «*u reach them unt. #i0 per da can be made ar». Price p»r buudred, including watch, 916. httaii at 26 s*s. each. Also Staler* in •heap Jewelry, Sll-er Ware, Photographs, Ac. For lull particulars of Priae Package and Catalogue of Jewelry Ac', aod other saleable goods, addre** T. MOKBOK KESiNKDY A CO., Cor. 6th and Wood Ut., Pitubarg, Pa.

HOVII'S ILLUSTRATED GUIDE 1867, I* bow ready, ssntaininga list of 1SOO varieties of BVLBOKH FL^MTESd, with many engraving*,

A Beautiful Colored Plat®, and foil direction* for culture. Sent post-paid onM*eiptof 10 cent*. Addrea* HOV£V & CO.,

North Market street, Boaton, Maw.

Adace

GENTS WANTED—11« to |20 a day to Introoar new yslsit STAB SHUTTLE SSWI»i MACHINE. PriM 2*. It uses two threads, and Biakes th* genuine Lees Sum. All other low prieed machines make the citauf Siitik. Ex olusie territory given. Send for circular*. W. St. WILSON OO., Minmfatturvt, Clkvilasu, Oho.

Book Agents Wanted Now ready for delivery, a new work of universal importance, i* wholly unlike ordinary *ubMrlptiou book*, i* (UndarC, was prepared by the beat talent in the country, is highly commendod by the most noted literary «q4 scientific men. Au Agent of ten year*' experienos *ays he tells more in proportion to thoee called oh than any other work he ever sold. Ha* no competition—freight prepaid, beside* the largest, commission other indnoeiaent* are offered. MS'pxid to pnblieh.

Only experienced andSMlMhil Agent* want ed. I«r partienlar* addnat J. PATTEN F1T0H, Chicago, III.

WE ARE COMING, And will pre*ent to any tenon *eudng as dab in oar treat One Prioe Sale, of Dry and Fancy Ooods, Ac., a Silk Drsss Pattern, Piece of Sheeting, watch, km., free of charge. Catalogue of gcod*, aad iamaie, scat to ay addrec* free. Addres* J.J. HAWCSkCO.,38 Haaovar St., Bcston, Mas*. P. O. Box 5H5.

to Jjpt (indH PoCfjl.

BY ALBERT I). BICIIABDSON. Over 20,009 Copift Sold in One Month "L»fo-«irtl A-drentttre on Pralriw, Monntetn* and the Pacific Cosst. With over 200 Descriptive

Tn prospective emigranls and settlees in the

supplying as It does awantloug felt of a tail, authetitU .and r»li«bla giids t^ cWtoat*, Soft, pro. ducts, means of travel, 4c.

AGENTS WANTEl .—iseui-fo'r ClicuUrs ami se- our terms, wud a fail dctcription of tf)» work. Addres* NATIONAL I'UbLldHING COn CinciuDati, Ohio, Bt. L«nhrkMo., ur Pavei.pb7t,lowa

iDr. CHAS. E. WALL,

Operator on the Kjc and Kar, who has for the past two years ojierutod Vith srdch tiiiicerMti snccrw, in IndianapoBs.!will in Terre 11 auto oa Wedneseay, Thursday audi Friday, Oct 2d, 3d and 4tb, whsro he may be consulted on all diieaaoa of these delicate organs. Cross Eyes rotmired iu onomiuate, without inlerrnptiob to ba*lne*s.— Catu a:i, Granulated Lida, Ulcer* aal Films of the *jth, also, Oppressive Discharges fr-m the Kars speedily cure 1. No charRv for an examination aud opinion, and oo ehurge for nnsuootsstut treatm-nt. The best references glvon. Operating Booms at the Terre Qaute House. se22dwtf

DRY CC*ODS.T« naz

French Morinos, Rtiglish Merinos, Empmss t-loths, Faucy P1 1 Oriental Lusters,

Opera Flanne-'s in all colors A full lino of Domestic aod fine Flannels, all widths. Sew

POPLINS MOUAIRS, AT.PACOAS, Wool Delains, Printod do

iW 5S 'l

In ail the new colors. 6*4 Sacking Goods in Tun, Brown, Draband Checks, Gilbert'*

nr..

rt:? d'r.y-'

S yles Balmoral Skirfs, very cheap call and see them. Ladies are invited to**'examine our

-7

Stock of No Hons, which

.,. th»y will find .... as complete as anyintheclty

.i, .-f -r.-. We aro now in reoslpt of the latest 'i'-"* novelties in Dress

•di/A ,m?

Trimmings, snch as Laces, Fringes,

Buttons, &o. New Gloves A Hosiery Ohesp. Tho^e ill search of the Fall /•.'r.i.-j V_-r 'ioi3 Styles of Cloaks^,. .-.s

aftij wjn

flad it to their ad- -M.tfc.ICET a to iv 1 call beloro pur- „Vr

:•»'v-i' ::i chasing. The

Oft

Cassimerev, Tveeds and J^ans which wo offer at prices witiim the reach of all. We

.L-

attenticn of the Gentlemen is directed to onr new stock of Cloth

mVL

"f ."

receive the Kew Styles of Prints as

scon

as they are

issued from the works. 1,'ali. and

j'-f.

N I E

Cheap Soap!

Woria.

er°CLIFF0ED

,i.*H VI

-jee the latest

-i Figures in

j'-HJ- -Merrimack, •.',] .Spragues anc .1) Dunnells, at

lie Main Street.

North Side, between fourth and Fifth

STATE03STA HE FINED

SAP

Concentrated Lye.

2 Cts, a lb. far Snjerior HarS Soaj.

TWELVE POUNDS OF SOFT SOiP

FOR ONE CENT.

•O—X

Every Family can Make their Own Soap.

ALL

SOAP.

varieties of

As EaHlly Hails aa Cap of Coffse.,. S)

Is a now Concentrated. Lye, for making Soap, jast discovered in

GREENLAND, IN THE ARCTIC SEAS,

and is compnsjd mainly of Aluminat® of Soda, wliicii, wlitn mixed with USE FAT, prod UCI'S the

BEST DETERSIVE SOAP, IN TIIE WOULD.

1 Box will make 175 lb3. good Soft Soap, or its equivalent in superior Hard Soap--

Retailed by all Drufrgists and Grocer* in ttio United StftteSi

far FULL RECIPES WITH EACH BOX. -*l

Uealcre cjh» obi a In It \vl»olea»le la ca.e«, each contr.iitiii? 48 boxes, at a liberal discount, ot tho tvboleran Grocer* anil Druss'«tB

th*

towns aud cities of the United Statea,

PEMBERTON,

General Agent,

PETTSBTTBG, PENN.

STORAGE, COMMISSION

S, FRAXKL1N. A. D, KOMIIM,

FKANKLIN,

MORRISON & CO.,

OEXBttAL

Commission Merchants, iVro. 88 West 2d St., Cincinnati. RKFBBBNOKS. Pe»rce, Toll", Holton Shaw, Barboar Co.^ & Porter, K. G. Leonard 1 Co.,' ffa. Glenn A Sons, Kob'l iU»ere»dy Foster Brothers, F"oot, Nash Co. Chamber*, SUveu« Co. mli25dlj

A S fl. 15 R, tf KCCElVlNO rOBWAROISO A so Commission Merohaml,

ASS DUUII IS

Grain, Flour and.Sail. W&nc Hoc»e—On the Canal, near ili* Terrr H«ut« & Bichmond and B. St C. K&ilroad D. p«U' mai6dwtl JuiB

MIX SUIIT.

JOHN

alckcc nxnfr.

HANEY COn «T0XA«8, COMHIStOM AJfD

A I N E A E S

Warehonse on first St.. at the Omnai Basin. anMwtf .Tf TKRBJB HAUTI. TKV.

WUOLESALl a KSTAIX. MEAISBS IK

Chinn, Qoeensware^ Glassware,

Tefre

EAR!

HIPPBHT'^U

I* rccttving daily ly Express, anew and complete stock of FALL GOODS, such as

Goods,

COAL OIL LAMPS,

LanternsTable ,, Cutler*/, -iiwr ....... v. NO. 62 XAIX STKEKT

.-,•,% •!•$&•'<•••

s^2-ldw3m J*J

^pnpsta IMPOBTKBS A DKALRHS I«.

EARRTHENWAFvE,

Main Street,

TBRRB HAUTE, IN I).,

dwly.

B. HUDSON.

T9-

\TM. JL. H'ctuait

ATAJOR B. HUDSON &, .CO. XvJL Importer* and Jobbers of IIHaI GLASS AKt» CKOCKKHV.

Arid Boalers in

Hou*e Forniahine Goods. 3t0. lW.W4wb. Street Trip* ilauUv ln^. ilin30.tiwtf

dr-/ i-'-nvri'iiian .I'i M'-.f.

NfEW, pTSTE^

-coH

•rrt' I .t

RESTAURANT

Eor Ladles and licntlemeu

I have this day opened at my Establishment, No. 149 SfAin f-treot, a complete Iteitaaranl buJ Uystnr Saloon' for the accommod&tlon of Lnditn audpentlauenr when* «rfryth|ug"Iili the ^Rtiii-' line', in sea'solii can be hud. liavm^ ^oeuroil ttt»teryicoaof ouo of thn beat Cooka Iu iho£]ty, 1 can guarantee to! kits tattofattion.

Fanners and Others I Wishing Dried Beef, Cheese, Uologus,, Braud, or a enp of'Hot Coffee or Tfa, can always gi-t it-

Uyitere b-y Ihe Cage, C^in or Doie-n always' on hand, of the best quality, at the i»weat (.rictfC slldlm JoaK B. OaiiE. iir

PLUMBING.

draoceto baaioeB« in moat cacao. AddVess Box 3032, St. Louis, Mo. Hours—8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Olttc« ^urmaoVibti ocatedat No.C17SlwCharle*..Street.betwroeu Si\tind Seventh,oae square South ol'liindell retired spot in the centre of lhe^tty. iu'"'1 uUation rooms, and _roo:n.i for llu kc*oi modation of such patients as require (laiij jn. tl attention.

ETEftTBODY

Can get, in autaiod letter enveloti',h«y Tu« rv Jymptoma audTieatment of Nervons,Urinary ailSexuaiDieeases,clearly delineating all the dieonso conditions, with lull Symptom Lista. for tw, three-cent postage stamps to prepay peataK... Circular ftV IiaIies,relating to ll'moasoi of Pnber' apr6d*wly^

FOUNDRIES.

LTNJD0N A. SMtTU. UEMiT U. BEACU

TIGO FOUJDIiY «a -b

nA4Ui\iisi{oi»:

Hear the T. H. I. and 1C. & C. Freight Depots, TEUBS-HAUTE, INDIANA,

SEATH, SMITH & CO., Prbpr's.

——o A •••Vrf-a

Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Mill Gearing, and Machinery of every description. All kintfs of lfon aod Brnsl Castings made to order. Every class of repairing.promptly attended

Orders solicited. -r/7 The highest Cash Price Paid for Old Copper, Brass,and Iron. augCdwtf

T. H. HC'SlV&ESH. B. r. DiKQLEB. J. BABNAHD'

PHEAli FOmrDBY

'D—

Machine .. Shop,

McElfresli, Dengler & Co.,i

3. E. cor. 9th ft Eaglo Hts near Passenger Depot, IEIIUE UACTE, LXP. ... I 3rrf.:i«ACl

Hanabcturers of Steam Engines, Mill Machine* ry, House Fronts, Fire-fronts, aud Circular Haw Mills.

Special attention paid to thd mmnfactnro aud repair of Brass Work, I'atoatOfBco Mod'Is, Jbc. Wc are also prepared to cut Toothed, or Cog Gearings of either Cast Iron, Wrought Iron or Brasi, in the most perfect manner. •9" Bopairing doa« Pti)^ni(U.

All partios connactvd with this Rstablishuont being Practical Mech»ui0S Of serbral }'»ar» experience, we feel safe in raying that wo can roudor full satisfaction to our customers, both iu pofut of workmanship and.price.

The highest prifo paid lor all .old scrap Irot. dolirered at the "Phoenix Foundry,1'tu^ar the Passengvr Depot.

McELFKKSU, UKNGLElt & -C0.

RUgI4d6mwtf

KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY!

To be Drawn at Co?logton, Ky.

Class T, Oct. 16th,

Class TJ, Oct. 31st, |I867.

priM

$50,000 20.000 8.000 7.00C 5.000 1.000 400

1 priie ot

GRAIN.

1 prise of

WONUMfN

UNDERSlj for

RATED

iliiWl

B- BUCKELL being a practf FLL.MBKU, *i... Kt tli^.iequMt of fnanjr friecti«, to ttaaoauco that ho i* now prepfiu-.i to cute all orders tbo'Tibavo bu#ior^8, in counectiob itU liis

House Palaiing and (framing. SUOP—0b 1th St., 2d Duor Norlli ot Contra Kngine Hoase. BATES, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, Jt. ,fitted upon the most approved principle*.

Repairing promptly attended to. sep3

DOCTOR WHmiEtt

ADiploma

BEGDLABLY BKKD PUYSICIAS, tu hi which hangs in his office will aliow hosmado Ohrottie DUease* 0t*.^u4y of kit lift, anrbfu a Tjnioiii-wido reputation, MiiTinp l»n Vtngr located St, Loait then.any (ether.Clr^iB^e.fliliiws.Pbysiciatif

Maflh of bil practice hax beon of -a priTBtf-1-&. tare. 8nphilti, Gouorrhea,Ol», Stricture, all t'ri nary Djfeata, ApiUio or Mercurial Affection* of & Thr6at,Skiit Or Bonur, Orchitii, Hernia or Hiivh'cft aIho, the effocts of a Solitary Habit, ruioum ti Body and Mind, producing blotchsa, duliiiity, iut potency, ai*zjpeaf,IiinQesa qf night, confuaion idraia, evil f&roTxjaing, arorgion to socisty, I not. nil thos# in thit or.

iiares gaaranteed. Connnltati inn uj- totfor

scmire

ilosDHtsTS. TliU material is la^trubabU. It the mmt Kirrjitmtnmri max/Xible nf tlekifkat prtoh of aay known material. lt« chief con.titm.nta are thn same as Cleopatra's Needle, aod rotnpey'% Pillar, at Alexandria, iu Kgypt, which rtljl ^*emain HmiBjfxtired i»y

TUE RATAOES OP CESTPBIE8.

jrffi Mmmag a demand ftr lt tn the Eostern Btato#, wborA.it is being adopted by the wealthier. MaswA in ^(icraipi to tire Raliatr

A^si^eiimjiioj Uiia ,fir»uite m^y be area at IhoJt4am* Kxpre«rOBn».

mh. JAM W tf. WILSON, 20 tf«(ite. led.

SCHANT'S:

jyi

DESPATCH,

Fast Firtight Line, 1?STA'Btl»Hlti):18S5. AMKKICAK Kli'lUttS WK-... PUOPKIEWK8,

VOIiWAliU GOODS

From JVew York, Boston, And, all i,inls ia the, New England 6Ute« to all piin«in" tn' wtrt and South-west, Xcxt in Speed to lh» Kegntftr Rxyress eompany, i«,tef and all other information, apply to

V. SHErtHAKEB, Afeut,

I ^CS-r. Mnin and Sluth, SU., 'im H*ute. ,K. CvMnoiuSi Saif't, Buffalo. eol8il6m

$1,600,000 i\ WATCHES!

jfjr^ ''-vrF0S .'UE'E ON TCB POPOLAK i*

O N E I E A N

{sm onriso EVkBT PATttON A.

e&OH their c#rtifiS«fe) upsn

ti.lcito it

:il

jflice, free. Mo«t cases can be prt-in-rlj treats £y UeUBtraation and l'ru^aano), T, vithontMi interTiew, atid medicineg, eecv ri fiiw'' obaeryation, aent by mail or

8X^ri««V.:So'iti

llaiuKome and Reliable Watch I

Without ^Regard to-¥alue

And not to bo Paid for unless perfectly Satisfactory.

inn Solid Gold lluntingWivtch-js $250 to 1,000 100 3I»i.-ic ('-.fed Gjld Watch- i00 to 5(|0 100 onaBieltd 100 to 3Q0 20J (-old ilum'g (Jui on'tor Watches 240 to 800 aaUGoM lluot'tj Knglhlll LeTors.... 20n to 2-90 aOtGjM Hunting upl Watches 150 to 2d0 6l0 '1d 11 uut'gAmerican WatcheB 100 to 290 5**1 Silver Hunting Levels 60 to IfiO £C0 Silver Hunthig llaplexes 75 lo 250 601G Id Liidk-iJ VVktcht a 60 to 850 1,1-00 Gr.ld Uun'.iuf Lepiuis B'to 76 i.ifli) Hlssc llineotis Silver Watches 80 to lOli 2,600 ttuntiug Silver Waichts........... 25 to ...80 5 0 0 Aft-o teJ VTatchc-B, -ill uJs...... 10 to 76 &if Efery patron obtaius a Watch by this ar-rang.-mi uf,. co tipa hut 8l0, wht!e it msy bp u'ort'i Si.l^'O. No imrtulity sliowu.

Wo wish ti immediately dispose of ih.- abo\e magt:iflc»Dt BtooV. Ortlficatos, taming thi articles,

ivra

i^lactd. In »e»l'd ecvolopeB, Mid well

mixoi.' (folders arc entitled to

tlie articles nam-

the payment of Top

Dulfar.*. whelher it be a watch worth §1,009 or worfh' lpss. Th retum tif any of ur Cexti8eat«ji I'Utitioa vou to thn article named theteon upoa paymeat", irrnj(!ettive of tho worth, and as n6 article valued less th^a SlO is named on any cer-

will ut onco be 8.en that this is

No Lottery, but a straightforward legitimate transactlOB, ffhicii may be partlclpsttd tn even Dy the must fastidious!

A single certificate will be sent by mail, post piid, upon rjoaipt of 23 cants, five fur 81, i!eTeh $2, thiity-threo and oiogaut jrtmium for So, sixty si* a'-id mo^e Trtluable premium for $10, ona luii'.(3^»U nii(l most ouyorU wmcli for S15.. To AgciStf, or those wifhibg "employment, tliia is' a iateoi portnnity.1 lta« a legitimately co.iducted business, duly authorized by the Govei nmentj anS'OptnHO'the most oirefnl sorntiuy. Try

WKlGHr, HK0, CO,. Importers.

ocDdwfim 1C1 Broadway, New York.

ASTROLOGY.

A S O O

o,"$300

prizes

•T»J HW,.

250 200 150 125 100

prizm of

155 prizes of

1 prfte of O priaeaof prises of

prizes of

220

priMe of

•'•^*brlzes of

261

prims of

°""cn

prizes of •ati£JXJ

Prizes amoanting to £230,650. 32,000 Numbers and 788 Prizes. Tickets $12, Halves $6, Quarters $3

The above MA0siri0«NT SmaLi NimBsa LoTTEBt will be drawn ljr Public, lit t'oviseias, Kt..sr Sworn Coxmissioxess at one o'clock4P. M., at the oornsrof tovata asD Booty 8t»*ets, The Kentucky State Latteries aro no Oift Eater, prises, bat responsible Money Lotteries, that have been conducted for the past thirty years and are drawc vn ler tKe authority of a' charter from' the State, and bond* aregiveu for the peymau) of all prizes. TBe drawings 'are published iu'tlie New Tork Herald and the Cincinnati commercial.

The atxuve sehenw witl be drawn the tBiddle and last of eaeh m6nth during 1867 and 18G8. Circulars of Latteries drawing daily sent on application te the Managers.

Address all orders tor tickets to

'S •'9

MURRAY, EDDY & CO.,

OOVIHGTOJJ, KX.

$Bf"AgenU Wanted M29dlwy

LOOP. O |J TV,,.

GOOD^EWS Fol 'AIM

51 ooo TO A^ft PERSON WHO WILl, MADAJ4P BAPHAJEIilN THB LftK c'i 4^^g0yK8S*P^

rpHBlCfifBR'-FAlLbfix1"'3fAl-JL

AMW BAPHAtlij is the best. She succcois when ail wtliirs haro failed. Ail who ara in trouble—nil who hire been unfortunate—all fthose fondhopeB have bfen disappointed, crushed and blasted ty falao promises aud deceit—all who have been misled and trifled with—all fly to hur tor advice and satisfaction. All who are in doubt of tho" atlVclidns of (hose tliey love, Consult htr to relieve and satisly their minds.

In love Affairs She Never Palls.

She ban the secret of winuing the affections of tho opposito sox. She shows yo,u the likeuess of your future wliv or hu«band, or absent friend.— SUe guides tho. single to a happy marriage, and maVt'S tb'e married happy. Ifer aid and advice haa beer, sohcited in icnumerable instances, and tho roeul: h-.is always bean the means of socuring a

Speedy and Happy Marriage,

She is, therefore, a sure dependence. It is well known to the public at large that she was the first, andhe is tho only person iu this cduntry who can show the lifeensfs in reality, and who can give enrtiro satisfaction on all Ilia concerns ot life, which can be tested and proved by thousand s, both married and single, who daily and eagerly visit her.

To all in business her advice is invaluable. She can foretell, with the greatest Certainty, the result of all commercial and business transactions.

Lottery numbiVs given without extra charge. MADAME RAPHAEL is a bona fido Astro'iogist thatuvery ona can depend upon. She is the great* (Bt Astrologi»t of tho nineteenth century. It is that we 1-known fact that makes illiterate pretendors copy har advertisements and try to imitate her.

Madam* Rapbsel is the seventh danghtsr of the seveutU daugMer sho was born with a nrtufal gilt slf can foretell your very thoughts. She also cures drunkoi.nes».

All interviews strictly private and confldetHlal. As aTomale Physician her remedies n»«-®r faft to euro ail. fcmala. irregularities, and to prodnc* tlio monthly flow, without danger or exposure.— 'l'bey can not injure, bat, on the contrarj, they improve the ln-alth.

Therefor^, come one, come all, lo

IU Richmond, bet. Central AvenuTan'

oon.

Cincinnati, Ohio.

TilBMS —Lailiss, »1 feoOomsKi-.f i,50. sr^t! S N el outwtewoli«l tm& a3-oeift M&iiifis thclused

Address Lcok Cox 631. ang23dw1y

A N O O

How Lost! how Restored!

Juti Publish*!, iu a cal*d tleelopt. Price, tlx centk. A LKGIDHE ON TIIE NATURAL TBEATMicNV, ahd Radical Cure of tjporuiatorrbCBa, or dentinal Wwltnui, Involuntary Emissions, 8?xu ul Bcbliity, and Impedimeats to Marriage, genentity Nervoiunets, Consumption, .Epilepsy, a»d Fits,'MeMtal and Physical Incapacity, remuiting from Self Abus Ac., by Kobt. J. Cclvebwzll, if. D., author of tho"Ureen Book," Ao. '•A B»»n to Tlioasandu of Saflferera.*'

Seat under sesl, in a plain onrelope, to any ad. diew, postpaid, on receipt of six cents, or two pottage stamps, to 02 A3. J. C. KLIKE Jk CO., 127 Bowery, Xew Tork, Fost Office box 45SS.

Also Dr. Culverwell's "Marriage Guide," price 25c.'Uts. dw3mius

T^OMAIN PLOW VVOIiKS.: JW Jbitoii, Preble County, Ohio.-

The Empire Qnecn of the West.

This Stindaril'Plow has never been excelled, and for gcnoral purpose never will be. Iu its construction we ire working a perfectly honiogenions C»«t Steel that will out polish and out live any ithxr W'rough flow made."-It throws a wide, clean, andsra'ccfhl furrow, and in' lrauwht is (be lightest i'lew pa record. Fanners w. Ii do welt te examine this flow at

John Scott & Son's Warehouse,

Ttsrre-Haate, lBdicma,

Bi £or« purchasing elsewhere. Yosr interest w* desiro to promote, an! what we say is true. novlM«1v McUriRB. OA.MPHictjlj A OO

HATS AND CAPS.^^

BW YOR WAT

Jo'ftenh

8TOBK '^S

67 Yatelf

just i:

IK RECEIPT OF

len»* Hats of alt kindis, a tmtiji Boys' Hats of all ktodl,' Misses' Hats of ^[1 kinds,

Infants? £lats iftfftll kinds.

Acid at ail prices. •S. Hate made to order on short aottoe. Coau and see '.

TJSB SPRING STTLE&, J!ast sifto "Pt^VW riAttaf* Tvire Haute, IHd. nor STdtf

IANAPOLIS CAR OS.

P. BLNGUAAL & CO.,

DKALCU 111

(ienume American W atcties

piamonds, Pino

Je\relry,

SOLID FILTER

WAKE,

SW-liTrtiBXB.^

Solid Silver Spoons aua rorks,

FIBK glliVSR-PLATEO

lea&elSrJCake

BEREY DISHES, IGE PITCHERS, WAITERS, CUPS & GOBLETS, Also, a fine line of

Silver-plated Table Cutlery.

ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUXfift nr

Old English or tierinan Text.

ALL QOOM BOOOKT UCRX

ENGRAVED FREE OF CHARGE,

W. P. BMOHAM A CO., 50 East Washington Street,

apr6d3m INDIANAPOLIS.

«T- JT. GLOVER'a

TERRA COTTA WORKS,

«i

Has on hand, or manulacturvs to order, all kinds of Architectural Ornaments, such as Window Caps, Brackets, Mvdallious, Paurl and t'rieee Jfcnriebmorts Flower Vases, Life site Statuary, Water Pipe, Ao.

Two squares west of Union Depot. aprfltidem

THE CABPSKtm' (IM0V,

?»VOCMSOKS

TO llfLWIO, Kostala

-i-nvr

ilOOt, 81811 ill BLIND USli/AlWEIfci.

ftf-z

SOUTH MKItlDlAN SfKKt.^

Nearly Opposite East End uf tbe Union Ie^ot

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

KKGILAR SIZED WORK 108TA.\TI.I UND

apr C-2t in dAm (i aJ J' itilf'

CHAttLES STtrrENS. ~O0I (OBHUBBK

»T£FF£NS & SCHNEIDER'S

IlNOJANAPOLIB

Fhcenix Bell and Brass Foandry,

SO Union I?Ailroad Track, tlulf Square kast UuJcn ^'epot, ladtMApOlU, Uld Thie Satablishmnt h&i constantly on hand a complntc ai-jortmeat of dram Qoods for Kngias Builders, Stuam and Qas Fitters, and ara manufacturers ot Water, Steam, U«s and Beer Cocks, Whittles, C.inplings, Uil Cups, Globe Valves, aad all kiuds of Urasa Works. •irlfi-d2ta«ri.ni.

AND EAE

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rV 3 III'

OH. t'HAS. WALL,

OCULIST AND AURIST,

FROM NEW YORK,

IS SOW PEEMANKMTLY LOCATED

INDIANAPOLIS

Where he may be consulted, vats or chasoS, \u all Uis.ases of these delicate organs. Ihe universal snccesf of Ur. Wall's practice for the past ii yean in.this city, to^rth^r with lourteen year experience ln this branch ofthe medical profession wlstiwhero, should oe a guarantee to tbese tfSicted taat hp is uo charlatau or quack,but quallJlad co accomplish all he undertakes. Cross JC)« rouioved iu One Jliuute of uo otaarge, and ^.thuut mterropt.on to business.

Patieats 10 have already beea eurr4 cliod. ness, Deafuess Cross Kye, Ac., can Ifll^ on application tn the Officr. All surgi- ^V^ijraiions made in the presence of the family oian wbtn ijeslrod.

U&enalve discharges from tbe t'Ch'lldiau'('a sCfte focernuneruf Doaluess,) j. asstly cured Chronic Inflanatioh of the Ky'jgV? years' standing, perfectly cured. Weeping u," watrry «ye-!, Cattrast, Films and Ulcers ol the Lye spMHjiiy cured,

No CKABGK for an .Examination and an Opin* ioo, aud no charge for CKsoccKssrcx treatment. operating Booms—21^ W'ust Mariaud btrest, up atairs.

I'oit OlEce Box 1218. angJOdwly

COAL.

BUTSCH a. CO., Coai Miners Brazil, Ind. The oe ebiated Splint or Klock Coal, is produced from these Hlnes. SA 11 UXli- UlUUtV is eur aSthoriznd Agout, Terre JUantr. All orders tor soal left wilhhira will be promptly filled. Audress T~. Butsch Dickson, Indianapolis, or John Andrews, at the Stines, Bratll, Ind. 1'. Sjc-T" se2tJ8m

QOAL! COAL!! COAL1I!

The undersigned will furnish, at present and during.the Eusuing seaso", either Brasil or ttosedale Coal, at the lowest possible rales, and the very best qnali y-0f Coal. Any order* leit at the Fred Store of

Jbi.

•og'J0d3m

11. Bobbins, in iiowllag Ball

Blook, will meet with prompt attention. JOSKPH C. K&LLT.

rp C. GBOYER, JL DKALCH IX

fll

WOOD AND COAL

Tbo nndersigned is new delivering tbe superU of Coal of tho Pioneer Goal Aliuiug Ooaipkny, at Carrysvilie, and respectfully solicits an examination and trial. It will b° Cosnd equal to th* Brazil Coal, and Is furnished at much.iess rates. I would reler o6nsnuers to B. L. Thompson, Esq.. who Is using it at his Mill and tteeidenee.. Oii*rs left at Ira Grover's Stove atoro, Tnird Stre.t, north of Main, wi 1 rocelre prompt attention.

July 17, Utf TIM. O. t£OV!CB.

QOAL COAL

The Best is the Cheapest) E. F. MEBRIL Is now prepared to furnish the best Brazil

Aod Qijhland Coal, alsetheLehlth and ieftitl

Anthracite Ordsrs tlic* Goat, if ordered. Keen's Store, 107 Main 6t., or Hartsock Bannister's, wltt TaCgtre prompt attention. »31tf

•'COAL! COAL!!

OHN McPAKLAM IS HOW lnrnishing the best quality of Biver Coa, screened on a wider sc§peu than any other Dealer is using, and at the very'lowest rates.

Orders leit at tbe Oouutv Scales, or at Woodmansee's Grocery, on Main street, next deor to C. O. Smith A Co.'s Stove store, will roceive prompt attention. Leave orders with Ous. Arnold, at the Post Office. Jy24dtf

OBTOWN BLOCK COAL.

Tbe undersigned is prepared to furnish the citixensof Terrs Hants with this superior Coal, taken from the mines two mile* east of Brasil.— This CoHl is superior to au« brought to this market. Lowia (lurbert is authorized agent, and I will All any 'Contract he may make. Orders may be left at B. L. Ball's (Stove btdre, anl at raddock McKecn's MiU. al5d6m BOBEBT QUEST.

I 0 A E O

Is new supplying tbe liest quality ot Biver UW at the market rates. Orders left at Chambers' firocery Store, southwsst oorner oi tbe Public iaoare, will reeeivo »mpt at tan tion

ETan»TUlQ CrawfordiTllto B. C«U: ,s ascs Kvaksvilu,

ETABr'a orrioi KD., Sept. 12th %r/1

Notice is hf pby given that the Annual Meeting of Stockholders in this Company Will .ha hsM at the Conrt House in the City of Xvansviils, on Monday, the 7lh day or October, next, at 10 o'clock A. M., at which time an atoetiou will be hehl for thirteen Directors, to s?rve for the ensning year. By order of the Board. seltdtd J. E. MAAUN, See'y.

QANCEKS^ Ur. W.C.'cOVBEKf'

Who resided in this city fer four years, and now a resident of Louisville, Ky., who haa At this time ah extensive practice in tbe treatment of CAMGKBS and Cancerous Aflectioas, and Is rapidly gaining the high reputation that he held in this city during his stay with us. We ean tV stlly of w» know, that Vr. Ooudon has been ssaioeutly •accessful lb tbe many case* that be treated in this.city and surrounding country. Tbe DocUr's mode of treatment differs from all others, asiag aa antidote .of his own preparation, killing the Cancer, root and branch, without pain, loss of blood, or 4m use of the knttfe. Or. Condsn It wllliagaiso, to impart bis mode of treatment ot the Cancer to one or two regular practicing Physicians of good reputation, lie doas not desire to place it in the hands uf any one who is not welt qualified to sustain the reputation that hs baa already^ gained for bis Resnody. Any one *b»ai^ m^y Slwslre farther Iniormatien in reference to the cnre~«r nwde of treatsssst of -Osncer, ca« cosflim salt him in person, or by latter, Lonlsviite, Ky., P. O. Box 670. epraOdwfm