Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 October 1867 — Page 3

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XmS&fairi

gTV* tSBECIALi NOTICES. S E I A N O I E S

A STAR ON FIRE!

t.i OF j.'OB8E8 Bi® YBABLY from Colic. This need not bef Dr. Tobias' Vo netlao liore Linin)tnt will positively cure every case, i' given when first taken. The cost is only one dollar. Evary'owner of a horse nhould bar: a battle in bis ittablo, ready Icr use. It is warranted superior to anything else for the cure of I

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(j'» •mff reopptfj' Jej!!*t3l ixs th« »aki omnhers. What penile Pills. They will In all casej causes return of that Whe cares for an orb mjriadsof of tnonthly-ilcknesg, without which _no nnmtr-

Mf.inWlfiie, the wliole coantiyis. IJ«* A BLAZE

of eseiiemeiit at the wonderful effect produced during the part year upon tens of thousands of ttCSAK SPHtBES bi that quenche. ef fiery hair, th«t transformer of gray hair, thStfV*ift boautifferof hair of every unpleasant thide of rolor,

CKISTAI0B0 3 HAIB DYE, ft lirdjfiMiftt jon jitriplMB as the April rain. Manufactured by J. OKISTA DORO, 68 Maiden Lane, Xow Xark. Applied by oc9dwlm .3

all

ProaBan..,

»g ~g

TO OWNERS OP HORSES.

Cats, Windgalls, Swellings, Sore Throat, Sprains, Bribes, Otd

toti-9,

£Tiiii J*i lament is no new

rtm-dv. It l:as beeu u?od and approved of for 20 years by *.h».* first liorsuiiien in the country. Given to an over-driven horse, it acts like magic. .Orders are constantly received fioai, the KACINO hfeWw tfr KsoLAli'i) for ff. The celebrated Hiram Woodruff, of trotting lame, used it for years and said it is f»r superior to any other he has tried Becollect, Or. Tobias' Venetian Horje Liniuient i« put up in pint bottles. Take no otht-r. Sold by the Druggists aijd Saddlers. Depot, 6C Cortlanrit Street, New York. ocOdwlm

32 IJ^lKfWEIJtfCHKASK OF SAXKS.

Allcock's Porous Plasters.

Where one was sold a few years ago,

Thou-

Bandore «t»14 now.

-i't-lSey iti-e'n|tfSeit, Vai-m rinl invigorate the part upon whicn they are applied, an! relieve nervous uffactiuij* of the bowels, lumbago, pains of the side, und usually all local pains. In afflictions of the kidneys they are of threat service. /, ||ii?«q-s

i'.r.

Lam« Back. NJSWVOBK, NOT. 23, 18£9.

T. iLLCOCK & Co.—Gentlemen I hai* lutely suffered severely from », weakness in my bad ^5 Having heard our Plasters much ^'recommended JftyVftwes kind, procured oue, and th* I all' I could doaire. A single Plaa'.W

V-

BBTOOsf

Proprietor of tho Braudreth House.

tarnis.fi. Vy,'Br'nn'dreth Homo, *iew York. octOiwlm

Errors of* l'outli. A tientleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature bcoay, and all the effects of youthful Indiscretion, will, for the sako of suferiug humanity, neu4 lien 19 all who ^eed it, the receipt and dhuctiius form iking the simple remody by which lie w^ts curcdrp Shfforcrs wishing to profit by tho advertisir'sVxpcrlt)B5u, can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence,, hf i•

Ladies Take Particular Notice.

THE EEAL VBLPMU FEMALE PILLS. WARRANTED FRENCH.

!T?affi^'.SWS'!saw,ir| SHAWZS, CLOAKS,

ities, and afterwards SO notorious lor, their criuti. nal employment in the practico of abortion, are now bffered for sale lor first timo in America. They have beeu kept in compaiative obsenrity, /\TTnn

from the fact thit the originator Dr. Velpeau, is I

Xiarfies csi pweuro bov,'. sealed fiomthe eyss •"61 the%uriouB,%y etacfoBinif "one dollar, and six postage sta'vps to Al. W. MACUJlt.EIt, General

Agent the United Status and ("nnadas, at A1bauv.N.Y., or to auy authorized A^ent. Soli by all Diuggiots iu Terro Haute. o7dwly

LAWINOF

HUMANITY,

KrLATiox TO SOCIAL EVILS.

AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physiological Errors and Abuse* inoideit to Yquth and iarly Manhood, -with th®'hurtw» ^le»r of tVoatment atmcure. S'nt lb sealed letter envelopes, freo of charge. Address, J. SKILLEN HUUGHTUN, Howard Associatloi, Philadelphia,. 1'a.i ,. st2C4*3m

IxroBMAnoS.

Information guaranteed to oroduce a luxuriant growth of hair up.m a bald head or beardless face, als a recipe for the removal of Pimples, Blotches, Krnptipita, etc., qu the skin, leavifig the same soft, Blear and beautiful, can be obtained without sh-i g* bradvlHirtlir chemist, r? 883 Broadway, New York. mylOJltaw-wl

i^ay

C3^ HOUSE 01

GOOKE

& co.,

No 20 WALL STKBKT,

Comer of j^adiv^k^set,

W«o

York.

We buy and sell at the most liberal enrreui prices, and keep on hand a full supply-of QOYernment BONDS OF ALL 1USDKS, SEVKNrHIRTIES, and COMPOUND 1NTEBSST NOTES and executo orders for purchase and sale of STOaSC' BONDS inl-QOLD.

CONVERSIONS.

Wt convert tho scleral Issues of Sbvss-Thiktiis at the mos't favorable market rates into FiveTwenties, which, at pre ent price of gold, yield the hylStfrNsSwnl buie per cent mors interest per aunuin. CTroulars with full particulars furnish-

ed upou rnySdwt JAY COOKK CO.

ITCH"

ITCH I ITCH I

SCRATCH1 SCRATCH! SCRATCH in from 10 to 4S hoars. Wheaton's Olnimcnt euro? Tho Itch, WheatM'4 ^burA saltTlheBia. WUcAion'a Ulntmcnt cures Tetter. Whcaton's Ointment cures Barber's Itch. Wbmton's ointment c^rw ©W sores. WlieiifonS Ointment chrM Every Kind

OF fcVr.Kl.UCM0U 11KE JIA0IC. Prloe, 60 cents a box by mMt, 10 cents. Address WEEKS Jt POrri'R, No. 170 Washington Stf&t, feo»ton,4*Mass. for sale by all Druggists.

Boston, Sept. 18, 1867-3ta wdwly

TURNER'S TIC DOLOUOllRElIX OK TUBER'S TICD0L0K0UREUX OR UNIVERSAL NELKAXGIA PIU,

UXiVGOSAL VEITR VIAJIA I'il.1,. A SAFE, OERTAIS A N S CURE FOB KEUitA l.Ol A and all KEltVODS DISEASES.

ItiS^h uplaifUtig remedy, iti all cases of Facial Neuralgia, often effecting a perfect cure in a single day. JJo form o.C ivervous Disease fails to ylef3 to ft! magic influence. Eren tho severest of Chronib lftaralgia a^d, genaral Nervous Derangemehts many years' standing, affecting the entira nysterj, are completely and permanently cured by it in a few days, or a few weeks at the utaiost. It contains nothing injurious to the most delicate system, and can always be used with perfect safety. It ia in constant use by the best Physicians, wtio^ive it their unanimous and unratified appronl. Sent by mail on receipt

Anodym

g&" There is nothing mora certain to prevent female irregsiari ties than Dr. Velpemu's

rle3 lady can enjoy perfect health. Sold by all Druggists

,* vU

0ct7dwlm

CONSUMPTIVES.

The Br. KDWABD A. WILSON will tend, (free of charge) to all who desire it, the prescription with the directions far making aid using the timple remedy by which he was cared of a lung iffection and that dreaded disease Consumption.— His only object is to benefit the afflicted, and be hopes every sufferer wilt try this prescription, as it ill cost them nothing and may prove a blessing. Please address BEV. SDWAIID A. WILSON,

Williamsburg, Kings Co., Nck York.

mylOdltaw-wl

O O E 1

1867!

TUILL, RIPLEY & C0.S

DryGoods Emporium

Special Bargains

THIS

State Fair Week

oi'

iJCIOOgtoitN og®KN,

mylOdltaw wly 42 Certar $t„ N. Y.

DRESS GOODSI

PRINTS.

S I N S

T~S

OT RS

a physician in Paris, of grear wealth and strict v-fl J-iv JJiky* JJ.J-J-iXl/ -a. conscientious principles, and has withheld them from general use, leat thoy should be employed for unlawful puiposes. In overcoming ft-maleob-structions, they ecern to, be truly omnipotent, burstiii£fcprilUB flo6d gstssTram whatever cause &c^ may have stO(pen thtm but they are .offered to the public only fur legitimate use, and all agents are forbidden to sell them when it is understood that the object is unlawlul.

/-vet mmr

rlK

&C-, &c., &c.,

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO.

Corner 5th and Main Streets.

Terre Haute, lnd.

|1 and two postage stamp*. Sold everywhere. TURNER A CO., Sole proprietors, |20 5C*ou»ont St.. Benton, Btaaa.

Sep^Wd Strios

HOMfiWELL'S roix Thn importance of this trnly nelia ANODYNE, I bl« and raluable preparation is now so fully acknowledged, receiving the most free approbation of Physicians, and in which the true name of

is perfectly apparent, that in

advertising, its true character is only to be givec, which I a«k a'.l who bare not witnessed its great curative powvr, to accept with confidence.

It is the tro remcdy for

Start Qimpbitkit

Nmralyia, Rheumatism

SciatimrX—tk emNhT'drt*, HHti jttkt, "Pa£*f»l Menstruation, Antenotrlua, DuswrnrrAea, Dtiirwm Tremtns. Spinal

Cawlp'Stitft,

ton of

SJeep. and as a

mild and (teatlo ogv»t.' t^'all Jfsreon

Afediomr.

In itstXma it ha* been omiuently successful. In

»^l\*^entRemedy.

JOHN li. HCKNXK-sr.L, Proprietor,1 PracUsal Uhemist and PharmaceTHistj 9 immercial Wharf, 8o«( on, Uass. 8®" Seldbv ail regular dastlers in medicine.

From PuySicians Invito! the greatest frerdom of correspondent, to whom every evidence of otaaracter wi bsfreeljr sent on demand.

July 16, dwoct andjan'y.

O O S

STATE FAIR

Sept. 30—Oct. 5.

Having just opened a Complete

A S O

DRY GOODS,

We are well prepared for the CROWD OF. VISITORS to the city during this

a a W

We shall expose our entire Btock at prices

Exceedingly Low,

that all mar take home some

CHEAP GOODS FROM

The Boston Store' Strangers, look for the large Sign on top of the building.

BOSTON -i«- STORE

Saiton & WALMSLBI

Ill .Tlaiu Street.

Atittman,

l£CHANICI AN,

No. 301 Kali Stmt, between «th 7tk sts., Terre Haute, lnd. Modus and Daawnios Niatly Kikctttsd. Sewing Machines and other Light Machinery repaired to give satisfaction. Breech-Loading Sa*t Quns after the calebrated Trench Pattern, made

from

may 9dly

JJOOTS AND

IN.

new or old material,

SHOES.

A N E W S la selling

Boots & Shoes Very Cheap To close oat hi« large stock of

Boots Shoes and Gaiters,

To make room

for

Spring stock. Ton will save

money by calling on him at

No. S Meohanics Block, Particular Attention is givea

CUSTOM WORK

This Department is in tbe hanaa of SKILLFUL WORKMKN. octlfidtf

VTBW BOOT aud SHOE SHOP. I.* The undersigned having just opened their Shop, respectfully inform tbe citixens of Terre Haute and surrounding country, that thoy are prepared to do tbeir work to the entire satisfaction "F their customers, as well in style as la fltliu0, no matter aboat the shape of the foot. The very beat choice of leather always on hand.— Heading dom in the beat stye and on short notice. JtTery article will tell by wearing what our work is, and will recommend it.

Basement of

LEIBING A TAKNZKR,

Hoberg's new Brick Building, the

tonrUi house west of corner of Hain and Seventh Streets, near the Terre Haute Hans*. teplOdly

TBE 11111,1 mil,

rf BUSHED ivrax HMunn?

1 1

'jtxacrr

No. 65 WABASB

rcxMTO) itr

Modesitt's JBuilding

Smttrt,

oruoiur Noain or T?E

COURT Hiuss.

Terms of Subscription

For one year. In aarauco ...._..„_....flO 00 fur six months, in advance .^™. 6 00 For three months, in advance „.T.. 2 SO For one month, in *dYance~... 86 Deliverable to City

Subscriber eat 20 :«htsjier week Single cofict, 6 cents.

Kates of Advertising In the Bail}'.

2 8 g\ 1 9

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"5 e* o»

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60 200 260 300 3 60 4 00 8 00

60 2 60 300 3 76 460 660 6 00 12 00 3 2 00 3 00 400 600 600 700 8 00 IS 00 1 8 00 4 60 600 780 900 10 60 12 00 20 00 a 4 00 6 00 800 1000 1200 1400 16 00 30 00 3 6 00 7 60 10 00 1260 16 00 17 60 20 00 40 00 1 6 00 00 12 00 16 00 18 00 2100 26 (X) 60 00 a 8 06 14 00 1900 24 00 28 00 32 00 40 00 76 00 8 10 00 18 00 26 00 32 00 38 00 44 00 60 00 100 00 16 00 26 00 40 00 60 00 6000 70 00 80 00 160 00 1 20 00)36 00 60 00 66 00 8000 9000 100 00 200 00

WYearly advertisers will be allowed MONTHLY OHANQES of matter TBEE of CHASQE. MTThe rates of Advertising in the WEEKLY IXPHESS will be half the rates charged in the DAILY. ^^Advertisements in both DAILY and WEEKLY, will be charged full Daily rates and ond-half the Weokly rates.

MrXegal advertisements one dollar per sqnara for each insertion in weekly. •9*Local Notices 10 oents per line. No item however short insertod In local column for less than 91.00. •^Marriage aad Funeral notices 81.00

MTNo advertisements with cats will be taken. MGVSociety meetings and Beligious notices 25 cents each insertion, invariably in-advance. •^Collections will be made quarterly on alt ad* vertisements.

CMAS. CRUFT, Propr.

LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

Save Time and Money.

If you have anything t4 sell, It you have lost anything, If you have found anything, If you have a house to rent, If you want to rent a house, If you want boardingPrf—---If you want anything Tell Five Thousand People at once, —BY—

Advertising in the Dally Express,

A Carious Scene in Cbarch.

Among the offenses known to. the Eng lish common law, is that of "brawling in church." A year or two since, a Bishop was prosecuted for stopping the service to rebuke two young ladies who bowed at the Gloria Hatri. But this case is capped by one recently tried in a Manchester court. The plaintiff in this case was the butler of the Bev. Thomas Blundell Hollinahead Blundell, of Halsale. The de* fendant was Mrs. Blundell.

The butler testified that he was in the ]jew directly in front of the one in which !klrs. Blundell was sitting that during the hymn before the sermon she leanded over and struck him three times on the shoulder with her hymn-book that he turned about and told her it would become her as a lady to stop that that when the hymn was over she came out of her pew, stood at the door of his, and ordered him to leave the church that her husband came down from the pulpit and repeated the order that upon his refusal, Mrs Blun* dell, "closing her fist, drew it up to his .. •nT?TtrkGQU face as if about to strike him, and clench- CiJrxCUooJi,

ed her teeththat she asked the coachman to put him out, and upon his decline iog to undertake the job, went back to her own pew, and that ne sat out the.,rest of tho service.

Heyes, laborer, testified that he saw Mrs. Blundell push the complainant with her hymn-book twice. They wore not blows she merely touched him on the shoulder with the book. He could not hear what was said, but he could see Mrs. Blundell's lip moving.

Hughes, commercial traveler, corroborated this version of the story. Being a little deaf, he did not hear what Mrs: Blundeli said, but he could see her lips moving. When the Rev. Mr. Blundell came down from the pulpit, witness heard the complainant tell him that he would report him to his bishop. That was said in a rather loud tone, and that was why witness hoard it. He also observed Mrs. Blundell put herself in a position as if she were ordering the complainant out of he id no he he is in his face, nor clench her teeth. Witness went to the church for the purpose of enjoying the service, but what occurred spoiled" all tho enjoyment. Ho nevor witnessed such a scene in church before.

The coachman testified that the butler was standing at the time on one leg, with one hand on the pew door and the other holding his hymn book.

Mrs. Blundell's counsel explained that the butler had been spoken to about it fortnight before the day in question, for irreverence in church. On the day in question, the position be stood ia was irreverent, and Mrs. Blundell touchod him on the back with her book, to call his attention to his conduct.

The magistrates debated the matter tor a quarter of an hour, and came to tbe conclusion that the assault complained of was not so severe as to merit punishment. The principle seems to be thus established that if butlers stand on one leg in service time it is lawful to punch them in tho back with hymn books. -,r.

Mrs. Lydia Conger died in Wheeling, Sunday, a^ed 102. A reporter who sailed on her two or threo years ago, writes "The old lady was almost a mummy when we saw hor. and practically incapable of overseeing the cultivation of her lands. Still she retained her memory, and wa3 fond of reading the news of the day.- We found her Sunday, as it was potring over a copy of the National bilelligencer, a paper that she had at that timo taken for upward of fifty years.— We gave her an extra containing the news of Jeff Davis' capture, but appa rently the affair did not interest her any more tban items she had previously been reading, and her remarks concerning Jeff Davis and his follower?, and tho general facts of the war, wero rnther of an indifferent and confused character. The house seemed to be domiciled by a few colored domestics who had charge of everything, and among whom tbe old lady lingered as a traditional mistress' who had come down from great antiquity, and who had owned their fathers and mothers, and perhaps their grandfathers and mothers in days very long gone. She remained simply as something for them to look at, sitting there stooped and withered in the corner of a cold, bare-looking room, wearing a soiled dreas of heavy blue cloth, (in which she seemed to have often slept), that was relieved by old fashioned ruffles in the bosom, and by an ancient gold chain around her neck.".

The wife of Senator Sninner, has gone to Europe. Ho remains. JPhil. Sheridan steod sixth^fourth in the list of Captains when the war broke ont. -L 'V "in- ntH

Both the Kansas United Stales Serir, ators favor the female suffrage movement in that StaSe

Dr. Chapman, the "Indian Herb Doctor/' has ditd.in New Orleans of yellow fever.

Schneider, the original Duchess d& Gerolstem, is said to be the richest actregg in Paris. She has $200,000 worth of diamonds.

The Home Journal prints a list of near marriage engagements in fashionablo society in New York, BostoD, Philadelphia and other cities.

Horace Greeley's latest "Recollections of a Busy Life," contributed to the New York Ledger, are devoted to an exposition of his behalf in Universalism

An English paper has the following paragraph: "Almost every time that tho Queen has gone along railroad journey lately, she has run the risk of being killed. What must be the chances of tho public?'

Chief Justice Chase recently said in a speech at Manchester, "it was in a .New Hampshire church that experienced that spiritual awakening which leads one to look forward trustingly to the life eternal.".^,:, .-u.

Eaton Stoiie, the Veteran baresback rider, has fitted up his farm at Passaic, New Jersey, a3 a wintering place for the circus profession, *here tbey may practice their horses and keep their own muscls in condition.

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Bonner says he prides himself on two things. These are, "In demonstrating that a paper of high moral tone ...will be tbe most successful, and that a private gentleman can own and drive the best horses in the country without making a gambler of himself."

Gen. Beauregard visited Richmond last week, for the second time in his life.— This is strange, but true. In May, 1861, he made a rapid passage through the city in a hack, from one depot to another.— Subsequent to that period, in the manifold marches, countermarches and military movements, Beauregard never once entered this city in'the eventful career of the Confederacy.

S I A

Richardson's New Method For the Pianoforte. "Deserves our hearty recommendation."

'An improvement on all othor Piano books." Journal, Syracuse. 'Possesses merit not claimed by other works."

"Common sense, plain talk, and brovity." Journal, Boston. "Prefonts many now and important ideas.',

No long dry leesons, nor wearisome exercises, bat sprightly studies throughout, and 'charming melodies for practice at every step. It is all that can bo desired: Prico $3,75. Sent post paid. OIJVEK DITSON 4 CO., Publishers, 277 Washington St., Boston U. H. DITSOM & C0.: 711 Broadway, New York. Odwtch

Teacher of Vocal Mnsic-Gcrman and English, Piano, Organ, Thorough Bass and Composition. Address. Kissner's Palace of Music, or Office of Terre Haute House P. 0. Box 880 lidlm

MUSIC. ,..,

J. G. LINDEMANN,

... DKALKE IN

PIAHTpS, MEI.OBEONS

ORGANS,

Violins, Guitars, Flutes, and alt kinds ct' Musics Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash Street, TEBBK HAUTK, INDIANA.

TUNING AND KEPAIB1NG of PIANOS ai.d other Instruments will be promptly attended to. OLD PIANOS will be tason in tnade foj NKW ONES. *,il03dwtt „i

KISSNER'S

No. 48, Oixio Street,

if OPPOSITE THE COURT HOTJSK,

TfiBBK-HAUTK, IjVX).

This being tho largest, and most elegant Music Establishment

IN THIS STATE

Buyers in want of fine

I A N O S

O Gr Al'UST S

And Biraller Magical InatrumontP, and Musical Morcbaadiae of every description, Slie«*t M*isic nod instruction Books, nhoald not finite visit tho

PALACE OF MUSIC.

Alf kinds of Musical [nstruin-m* rujini-'ed in tho most ayprovod manner.

BAKEii\.

A "LOVELY GIRL," in Wisconsin, re cently recovered $11,400 damages in breach of promise suit against a perfidious lover. Her lawyer congratulated her on the amount, when she exclaimed, with a ferocious glance at the mulcted defendant, asd .nervously clenching her fingers. "I'd give every penny of it just to have one good pull at his hair I" 1,

W. J. Florence, a few weeks ago, sent T. W. Robertson, author of the "Castle," a check for $50, on receipt of which it was immediately returned to Mr. Florence Tbe point is that Florence produced the play in this country in a piratical way

The Duke Delia Boca, iron (illegiti mate, of course) of Queen Christina, the Queen Mother of Spain, is about to marry Mile. Grobecker, a performer at the Karl Theatre, of Vienna.

FRANK HEL\Ki & BKO Hannfactnrers of all kinds of

OEAOKERS.

and Dealers in

O E I E S

On Jiafay«tte St., between Canal and Depot,

E E A E

de30dlj '^INDIANA.

jgOOKS

A_ND STATION KHY.

M. W. 0*C0NNELL

Haa disposed of hii Undertaking Business, which h»d become necessary in consequence of tbe rupid increase of his

BOOK TRADE, He will now devote bis entire attention to the latter branch of business, and witb a full and complete stock of Books and Statii: oerjy

SCHOOL BOOMS,

MAGAZINES, PAPERS, &c.t &e., As'ts a continuance of tbe trade heretofore so iberaliy bestowed «2!W itT

rjlERRB

HAUTE & BOWLING GKEES HACK LINE

The und.-reigned propose to rommcncd run ning a Hack Line between Terre H«ut« and Bowling Green, onSCondar, tbe 7th day of October, to •eare Terre llarie at 7 o'clock A. M. on Monday?, Wednesday*, undSKiidaye, and return Tu*sdays, Thursdays and Saturday*. We wilt all at all the priucipal Hotels for pas?9nger». Fare 52.6m*ll parcels and packages taken on r*!uonabl: terms. A. JOHNSON. ri5dlm WM.^LABK

gPRING.MILLINEKTiOTAg(

lib

•We are now receiving a full stock of Goods which will be opened on tho 4th inst. Ladies, call and see our new sty!? Pattern Bonnets and iiats, aprldtf K. H. ABBOTT.

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For Gents,

Musical Review, Now York.

"Unexceptionable in taste and style." Dwight's Journal, Boston "We qnite endorse Mr. Dwigbt's opinion."

Musical World, New York

"A School thit will do excellent service." Deutsche Musik Zeitnng. Pklla.

"A.

work of solid and ondaring merit.'' City Item. Phila. "Will supersede every other of the kind."

Ladies ^'^itnd-^^^Misses. •,.

Boulevard

OJ SK-Ofc-

O.. MNUEMANN.

h.li

CORitELIIJS HAUSBWY,

Corner of Third and Main Streets,?*

TERR E HAUTH*

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OFFER' AT H'SV®!

And

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All the New Styles in Fall and Winter 't«l "%SH

DRESS GOODS"!

New^"iPattern 01oa]p3, rt'iiH Viinli. 19

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PaisleyT^ 53! JJrOC||e •'atoniT« 4»uaWooI- Shawls, hna

Balnidrals!

won \»ii5ivi'jeqqo oA

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Spy, Worcester.

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Piecesr- Domestic *ooods

Herald, Cleveland.

Tablet, New York.

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tasnt'ff

5 .oK

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's-ufteJE

399IJJ

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Vi,

9'jilOX SiHpHjdt

ivdamuaX

TJO ft titil

}b tmo'J #ordaUrtW

.t'TSjfo"? »I .4'-'

FULL ASSORTMJtNT iqF^l IgH

DressGoods,.! t'A»E&

,j jnM it*

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,*SDC01 -r»t! Notions,

i* ttal,

6 a .wstq

Sept30 1867 dw

SBBSORIPTIOS ONE, DjOpAB.

tVi::-uT

#800,0»00

3in.p?.p SUBSCKIBFRS.

One Casli Present

820.000. SIO.OOO. 83,000. r*S,W0 on

WO,000.

Oue Oiu»li Present of 820.000. One OaslL JL'jreaent of One Cash Present ot Two Onaii rrcnenu of

Jtead full Schtdufo of Presets Below

Cxrtiticau.' ot St'jek..ib atr mn*nlM

fileautiraiStecl-PlateliBgravlng

WOKTU MOiiK- AT RKTAIL iHaN TUB OOST •.-=,1°^ Xn also invireBto the Holjera

sKtu&w

•ma'-fe'kia

,S .X wiK

The Wasbiugtou Library €o.,

Iechartered l» the of aud Orxliultsea ia aid of ttib

Riverside Institute,

1 ro*

p-oTjlt1-'v.1

aud

Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans. .Incorporate*! by the State'of X. J. A 8 1 8

T11K BIVtSttSIUK INSTITUTE, situated: at Riroi-aide, Uurlingtoa Corrnty, Ntv Jersey, is foaud lor tho parpoae at* .^rattdtoasly •duasting lu 80'J Of doctasM '^ol itr-' und Saa meu of tlo United States.

Tha Board 01 Truateoa con«istd ot tin follow lug will-kupwn cibiwu of PeniiSylrani uad New Jer-ey HON. WILLIAM b. MAN'N,

District Attorney. i'Uil'.Uiiuhia, Pa

HON. LEWIS li.tfrtLOMALL, Gx-Chief Cpinor U. a.. Hint. a&4 Jtocorder ot Deettej Pelikdcluhlai l'a. HON. JAMBi $L.

SOOVUh,

iVcwJeJiof.-

laoH: W.%. WAUK. New Jvrsej. HKNKY OOKMAN, Esq. r• Agent Adams' Kjcprug?, FtiHndolyhia, Pa.

Of ^ojj Coe Jt. Co:, Pl.lhidelplUa.

*rf}fo8 t'EPABtltbST, tt, April lit.um.), POffiW'o'f internal IteTeauu:—Having recoiibd B»ti*raitorj^Tiflence tba^ tho procwdn of tits enterprise cjndactod uy the "Wa«hftigu.iQ Library Compa y" will bed rttad to.cu-uitdljloBkos, potmission ia hereby ^ratitej to said Company to con'ioot 6 axeruj't from iv! 1 charge, whether Xr»«t siK'cia! tax or othor'tlj y. •—J2.-A*itOliliINS, Commissioner.

M®iiicrtoiBsisv 'main,

i. 1 -r Xuord^t th^t jtUu t-oaoblentobject sot forth in itdiaicirauUr may ft-

8iicct8Sfa,lly

BO ,3

luxomriiisbed

JaiVe ifciiod-hve geries df

^SXUSIf&Ltm jaSOUAVrNGS/ wUch.arepat oq auWcciption »t pricos maek lie,J

ri'tfiir ihiir

retail Ta!no.

,C&U^U'ieATCj UR13T00K Iff TlIS WASHINGTON LJ lilt A lilt COMPANT will be kaawi, rftaiupBd with tho Seal of tho Company, and.8lin£d j^'im-Seccott/y. (Noun other* Konbino.) H" jAaty{ibr8o^sentllti^ n3 OSrE DOLLAE, or pay lug tbe same to onr local Agents, wdlj reoeiTe Immediately .. line Stfol Plate Kngiav at choice from the followuig^list, nd One Ooitigcate of Stock, lniuriugOiiu Prooeut inpublishuiavheduly..

M»y{"OlOC DOLtiAE BKdkATrNy^* 1—! OI* Child! My Child I" No. 2-'«Th8y are Saved I i'ney're Savodl" No. 3—"Old SeTon tysst*' or, the' SJnr.y Days of tbe iiovoluticm.'

Anypctecn, paying TWO DAtLAlii will'recelVB Bitter l6T tht. following fine Stool I'latos, at .cho^y «jad tM»o vortificatasidf SH ckt ttixis breo :.- iDg"oiitit!edlto'f\ro I'eescnte. "DDLIjA^ E'sBiAVJ&Qj. ".V

V-4-"Wash Hgton'a OburtHllip."

wSiypeVson paying TIIREK DOLL A v?i:i.reiv a a at a a "fljME FUOH THE Wtiti,'1'' and Tlirle Cetiflcanej, beoominingintitlu'J t# Threr Presen ts,

I0.DR OOXiBAS) KNQBWINOllf Anj parson.paying POUJVDOLIiAU siiHU re celTotthe la'r.'o aiid beautiful Steel PlaU. of ••THE i«CKllia:OP OUS FOItKFATliKnS,1' and Four Kertiflcatea of Stock, rutitlins lliriri t" Four Present*. ., ...

FIVS DOLLAR ENOUAYINH[[" Any peiaou- who -pays FIVE POliliAK^

receive tho lar&q and aplendid 8teel Plate of "THE SAWUfiS OF POCAHONTAS," and Fiyo Ce(ti£ctas of Stock, entitling them to Five Presents.

The Kngravings and Cortificatou.wifibe dollvercd to each subscribers at our Local AgoncieB( or seuthy.maii, post-paid, or express, aamay ba ordercd. ...

WASU^.tiioS LIBKARI WIIX AWAUD

OOMPAJfl

Tlirco I£u:i(lied Thousand Dollar '^JN, PRESENTS,

To the Shareholders, On Wednesday, 8th of Jan. next

At PHILADELPHIA, ,PA., «U. AX Jfilk lN)TU.lrIi.: BIVEttS/i)iS, M.

''feOHEDULK OF PUliSENTS. --V

'1 0ish 'Pro'sent 540,000. ..lCa*h Present 2U.600 1 Cash Prcseut, 1U,(KK) 1 Ckiih Preaeut..... £,000

Qash Presents, of ^,600 each..... 6,000 1* Handsome Country iieaideuce, Stables, Grounds, &c., G?rmantjwn, Philad'n... 18,000 T. Doulile JCesidence, 3 story brick, Cam-

Allen, ii-'J. 15,000 1 Cqa! Depot, OUlce, Sbods, Ground, with 'business established, No.1314 Wajhlng* ton Avon ye, Philadelphia...: 15,000 1 Country Hesidouoe, lllvcroide, K. J., .. with Ground, Fruits, Acc. 10,000 1 Thrto-story Cottaga, hul,ha o.OUU 25 Valuablo Building Lots, lti norsiilo (flUW, 6,(JOO lUleEint l'nrnons Ptimily Carrtugo,

Syan of JUorses, Harnosa, kc., conijdete 6,000 10 Vkluiibfe building lots, Biversidf, $i'0D oach,.. ...t —3,000 1 Beautiful Silver-gray lion#, 1 Ia»iu1«

((,i

'"Hgh, llced'by thtf'celebrHti-d imporla.1 Arabian llorae "Calipa '\, also, liRht .' iSoad Wagdh, Weight 110 pounds, iili ^. ajt of suyerior Single liarneas, Ac.', m*icing a fir-it-clusa ootablislimbuut,... 5,000 SO Ji^anoit, 3£00 each 10,000 20 il- iaiieoi-s, 82i6 each 4,GU0

S-Rosew'ootfoewing Muthinea, J-UO sili 1,0( 0 10 Kamily Sowing THcImbibHE100 ct.I II..... 1,000 (HI Fine Gold ^^.tches, each.. lOjOCO WO Oilfaiitings, by leidifig Artiitj'— afi^' gregale value,. 10,000 "V OiWil'rt Httlr Shawls, 81,000 ii,000 2 Caaitit'* Uair bhawlB, 5J.OOO««cb 0,000 3 •audsj'uil Laco Sliawls, 8-iO each 760

JflPO»8hmor{ Bhawls,55tt«!W)U.... ..." 600 20 Silkifresa rrttoraR, $7 tach 1,500 60 Oily BmMin's Lots SITS tiaCii....... 8,750 [The lotnainder will ojuiiat of Hiifei--^wnrfe", Musical Boxes, Opera GUuses,

Pockct Bibkis, and uffifeient' art/clfifl '3J' of ornament aud use, amounting to 2,000 /i! Ji 0 Total 8300,00ft All:yjo pro{i^-tks giTen clear of incumbrance.

l«

itwS* #ui t»

{80A*tS

iutM

.. «e2iiq i*

Cassimeres,^

State8'

Tha Aa»ciaHenliatS appointedTlvCehrefs. Messrs. GKORGK A. COUKE

ivs 'K 1 q/mfo 0 aoJJf Th rd%iW/Aiifcdeiphta,' iju, GJfirpet

I Cotton Battings &c.9 &c.

•AIH STMtiCRi

•. U'ftf ,T ^ISTH* PLACI TO BCI j: tl

A-tm

Chea|

Stoves,

Grates, Plows, Scales, int.: 'z

We are "now receiving the A5

L^eSt, Cheapest Best Assorted Steek of Goods in this tine ever brought to this City, bought at the

Becent September Declloe, And consisting of the well-known and celebrated Stewart Cook Stove* S

hr*

For Wood or Coal

Resor's EMPIRE

champion

BELL, DIAMOND, W? O.K. MONITOR

From 9100 to $1000 Each and 75 other varieties of Wood and Goal Heating and Onkil| Stoves. All of the above we will sell at

LOWER RikXSS

Than any Stove aad Tinware House in Terre-flamte

v.* W£ MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF

Tin and Copper Ware!

For the Wholesale and Betail Trade. Sole Agents for Fairbanks Scale*. Sell the Mil ler and Richmand Plows American and Kmtucky Oider Mills Iron and Slate Mantle*, and Grates of all kinds. Remember we furnish with SVEBY Cook Stove

0'xVeai's Patent Copper Bottom!

This improvement, by the Copper extending up the sides of tbe vessol two or moro inche*, prevents the tin from corroding where it join* the copper. And with the same sUed tin aa eight inch Wash Boiler i* made to hold two gallon* more than the common Boiler, and the Bailer Is as durable as if made entirely of Copper,

You will find it to your in threat to give n*a call for Goods in this line, jefore buying eiaewhere.

€. C. SMITH A CO.

Sdplldwtf

ST O ES. Large StOek abd Low Prices,

S. R. HENDERSON'S, Four Doors South of the Post Office, on Fourth Strut.

KNOWING

Among his stock may be found the

almost

l?o. 2—

'Wjkgl^iiigton'K Xi»st,lnteriview.w(illl his.Slothor."-

vtUBEt

rnREi:"i)Or,T.Au ienbiiami

"a1i'»-l

The New French Ware,: Spoons, Ladles, Preserving Kettles, Muffin Bakers, Woflle Irons anl the very newest thing ont, the

Patent Mirror Smoothing In

These Irons have the new inclinod handle,

Patent Chilled Iron which rottins the heat

common onet.

mhCdly. ch 8ep3

AJTD

HOW TO OBTAIN SHARKS KNOBAVrXGS. SftB'l brdira to ui by mail encfoa!c£Ti&M?$¥*to $^0, either by Past pjBca.orderB, or in registered letter, outf risk. Larger amodntii Hhould be «oj^t tyror exprase., r.10 Mhar^a.wi'th Engravings $9,50 35 shares irlth Kngravings 23,50 60 Bhare* with KagnrriBga 40,60 75 shares with Eagraviags,.^ ....'..•B^X) ldO IhaKes with Jsngra-rings ..............SO,BO Local AGENTS WAKTBD throughout the United

CO., whose well

knownint^griiy *U1 UnMlft'WSxpcrieucj will be a sufficient guarante: tU«t tue mpu-jy applied to t%Wiitp«e^t«tet**:vS7:s 4p»!V*M«WMi*y M»jrS0,1867. T6 the OfBcers and Jlombarj of the Woalungton

OiibrAy Oo., K. S."B1SAD, aflfcrilar'v Qtntlsmen --MDn receipt »f your: fjVcr of the lqth i«st(, ^o f/i.l^g jWotpnf appOingtfenl is Receivers for ypur Company, .we tooL the liberty to srfbWit'*a c5pj of yonr Charter, w'th a plan oi yoin-rn&i'pT'fte, to^ftWWgbestiofal nnthefity Of theSt»»e(afcd having recehred hla f»»oral)le opinion in regard to its legftVtj. and sympstliiiing with th« bwewo'.ent ahifict. of JWP*viz: the education and maintenance of,tbe orphatichildreO 6f'Sur adfdi'irs an! sailors at flie Riwndde Institute, (re c4aituJ«rto BOoept -the truft, aad a ueonr :Be?t efforts to promote so wor hy ait object.

'd**i r" .t .wAa

nyW&W. O'COMELL,

104 yaXn Street,

•M

SiKHIi.ia.wa.

that the Public has

long demanded a better claaa of Stjvee tUan has heretofore been generallyffered ia thit market, K. HSNDEKSON ha* thf* season!*#* lected with great care, from the mo*t

Popular and Celebrated Fattens known in the country Ea*t or We*t, an assort, mentof Cooking aad HeaUag stoves, such as are raroly ever collected together in one Hotsse«

leading Sto

every promineul manufudurtr

tin

so«n-

Heating and Parlor Stoves,

witli ail the Modern Improvements and oonvenlencies.. Jtotes for Offices, Stores, Cuurchee, Hotels, Dining-ltuoms, Bed-zoems, any aad all kind* and as for prices,

DOLLAR ENGBANfNGS.

Ho is confident that he has bought aa low a* anybody CAn, and i« determined not to be N E S O It is impossible that anybody should have aiTTta Stoves, lor no

better are made.

ALL ARE WARRANTEE!! With Cooking Stove* he give*

More Furniture tban Is Usually Given and delivers all Stoves in the city Free of Charge

In addition to Stovos ho keeps a general assortmeut of Tin, Iron and Copper Ware, Pressed War*,

«u

one third longer Han

Stove Pipe of all sizes and klndi,

constantly on hand, and no extra charge for rivotirig joints together. Buyers will certainly sivo monoy by calling on

S. R. HENDERSON,

Fiiurth Street, 4 doors South ef the Post Office. se28dwtf

OAR LOADS

S O E S

Just recoived and will be sold at the LOWJtST BOTTOM PRICES, at

S I of the Leading Stovei in the Market: Home Companion, three

size*.

General Grant, three sizes. Charter, four sizes. JStUerprist, four sizes. Forest Queen, four sizes, Hover, six sizes.

All warranted the b«*t in the Market, at

BALL'S.

R. HENDERSON,

k5 manufactures

:T!

sroKEoo4th street, 4tfcioop

Soatk orPMtoaca

The Best Cooking Stoves. The Finest Heating Stoics. All kinds of Frait Cans. Every Variety of Tin and Copper Ware

Everything Warranted.

Hoofing, House Gnttering, *e„ done promptly and w&rtynted to give satiafaction. Nodo but the beat "BBAND3" of Tin n*ed unless specially ordered.

Prices-* Cheap as the Cheapest.

B. HAGERTY & CO.,

Are prepared to do all UMi of

O W O

',.-9*1

seen AS

Hoofing, Guttering, Coppersmith Wor.<p></p>"Work, And Repairing of oil Minds.

We have al*o the Agenef for

•*!5: BKNNKTT a MARSH'S OKLKBBATXD

Phcenix Warm Air Furnaee,

Of which we have already pnt up wveral, to the entira satisfaction of the parties using, them, :e whom we at all timoe refer.

All kinds of Furnaces repaired and pat np in complete order, and the'work warranted.

A general assortment of TIHWABX on hand at all times. 6ive us a call at

Wo. 187 Main Street,

Bet. Gth 7th fete., TEBBK HACTK. IND, novlodtf

jgVENING SCHOOL.

Next Monday, Sept.23d, the underaigaed will ro-opsn his Evening School for tbe winter *ea*on, at

Uis

rooms in Ninth street, between Walnut and Poplar. It being entirely against my principle* to prefers anything more than what I am fully able to realize, I only say that, on application, my lertons will comprehend Latin, French, German, lish, Mathematics, and all necessary trainiag lor business ltfe.

Terms are very modfrtW, trot ca*h required monthly, in advance. A safest rrcnch CI*** i*

sepl9dlm

"Aicont in Terre-Haate, Jy3de^d-wSn)

Uught every erening,

irom to 6. To all those dasiring to got a rapid and aocrVr ate knowledge of this so very fashionable language, this will prove to be a saoet valuable chanco. JOJ

Will UIVV« *V WW —w JOHN J. TXSQDS, at the Pahlic Oity Schools.

Teachsr

plTY BILL POStfiR. GE6. W. REtPSNIDER. Programmes and Circulars distributed in

GOOD STFLEI

•V All order* left at |Dow11b( Hall, or fct PriDting Offlow, will b* promptly.®ttend»d to^wltk siJWid disp^Uk. «h4tf

GOODS.

OAt

18 6 7.

AJd I

GREAT ATTRACTIONS

ER INDUCEMENTS than ever for Cash 13 buyers to visit the

nureumi

ggagsata

"Where wii

Coal Stove

DeoMedty the best Store*. Hade for the 0o«I of this locality. Sole Agents far

Van's Family, Boarding House and Hotel Ranges,

found the largest and

most aUractiye stock of FALL GOODS e^cr shown in this city.

Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS!

.OKXSl'

POPIsIffS,

MOHAIRS, ALPACAS, BfiLAUT£S,

Goods

Gloves, Hosiery,

'it

Domestics, Ticks &Stripes Prints,

oloakS)

... Shawls, Furs,

Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Druggets, Rugs and Mats,

Jf all Papers,

*, "Window Shades, Mirrors &c., &c.

To persons living at a distance, viaitltg ir city, now op at the time of tho State Fair, and our home trade, we would cay that the time

spent in examioiag our dif

ferent departments will not be lost to them.

lew Goods Received Daily at the

'Buekeye Cash Store.9

.iff:

Welles Competition I

&**•'

W. S. BYCE & CO.,

"77 Main

dwtf v.'

Street,

RELIABLE

1TTLE MIAMI RAILROAD,

VIA COLUMBUS,

Shortest & Quickest Route

from CINCINNATI to aU thr

EASTERN CITIES, TOWNS, VILLAGES and STATIONS.

Tho LITTLE MIAMI la the ONLY Lino ranning Lightning Xxpreu Trains from Cincinnati to the Bait. It bring tha sbobtist Line, Conncotlons are certain, and Fasaeagora hOTe axpiiE timo for Meali.

eb 'ifit Ay

FAST TIME FB0M CINCINNATI 10 Boston in 54 hour» Baltimore in 2tf hours Mew York ia SI hoar* Waahington Oity In 80% Buffalo in 16 honri Cleveland in 9 hoara.

Tbree Daily Eastern Trains.

A. K. Lightning Expreaa. 9:30 A. SI. Lightning Expreaa. 8P.M. Lightning Exprem. Modern Sleeping Oar* by Might Trains,

rT.

Saloon Cara by Day Train*,

lie 8 P. M. Train team Sunday Night inteal or Saturday Night. BAGGAGE CHECKED THKOUGHI

Taaooaa Tioun are cold at all Ticket Oficei in the South and Weat. Ask for Ticket*

Via Cincinnati and Columbua. WM. L. 0'BBIEK, Gen'l Tickot Agent.

8HB&LOOK, Gen'lAgeat, Olnoinnatl. dtf

JgRIE RAILWAY!

8BKAT IBOAD 66A8K-~iioUBLK TBACK BOUT*

NEW YORK! BOSTON, And

New

England Cities.

4 TBI® BAILWAT EXTENDS FBOS1

Dunkirk to New York

460

Miles,

Buffal* to New Fork

423

Miles,

Salamanxca to New Fork

416

Miles

AMD FBOII

tt to 97 MILKS the SH0KTKST ROUTE

All Trains ran directly through to New Yotk, 460 ""•W without ohange of Coaches.

From and after August 26th, 1866, Trains will leave in connection with all Western lines, an follows: From Bnnklrk and Salmauca-

Bj New York time Irom Dniou Iwpota: 7.SO A. X. Bxpreas Kail, trou 1 unktrk, (Sunday* excepted). Stopa at Salamaooa 10.W .,,, A. M. and oonite:ta at Hornell*Tlll« aurt Corning with'the 8.00 A. M. Express frcm BoBalo, and arrive* In New York at 7.001'. M. 3.SS P. K. Lllhtning Exprcn, Iron Salamanca(Handaya excepted), btop at HornellTiile 6.25 P. M., and conuecta at IlornallsTillu and

Corning with the 2.20 A. M. Kipioss Mail fiom Buffalo, and arrive* ia New York at 7.U0 A. 51. 4.15 P. XI. BT. X, Nijibt £xpr«M, from Duafen^ikirk (Sundays excepted). Hiop* at Sal.' »uca 6.66 1'. M. Olean 7.36 P. U. (Sup). Turner's

V1* "B.66 A" 11., (Bkft). and arrive In New Vork .at 12.30 P. II., connecting with Aftevnom Trains for Boston and New Kueland Cities. 9.50 K. H. Ciaclnnatl Exprat, from

Dankirk, (Sundays excepted), atops at baJamanca 11.W P. 1., and conneots at Uottelis(Tllle with the 11.20 1». M. Train ItMui Bollalo, ''arriving In New York3.23 P. M.

from Budhlo—By New York Time from Iwiot cer. Exchange and Michigan Strerta: 3.40k A. •. Mew York Day Express, (Sunday* excepted). Stop* at BorutliaTi)ie 0.03 A. M., (Bkft) Soaquehanna 2.17 P. ll.t (Dlae) Turner's 7.56 P. M. Connects re at it el a a re a a an a

A WeUt

era Bailroad, and at Jersey City wlih Midtugfer Expre** Train of New Jersey Rallruafl Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. I.H A. BxpNH Mall, via Avon and

Hornelisville (iundays excepted). Arrives ia New York at 7.00 A. H. Connects at Klmlro with the Northern Central Railway for Harrlabnrg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Waahington and other point*

South.

130 P. M. Ughtniny Expreaa, (Sundays excepted). Stops at IlornellsviKe 6.26 .... (Sup.), and arrive* in New York 7.00 A. M.—

Connect* at Jereev City with Horning Kxpres* a .Train ef New Jersey Bailroad for Baltimore and Washington, and at New York with Uorn* a'-, lag Kxprea* Train for Boston and N*w ICng. land Cities. ain p. H. Mew Yorlt Xlfht Exprean, t# DAILY. Stop* at Portag* 8.66 P. 41., (Sup.), Intersecting with the 4.16 P. M. Train from Dunkirk, and arrive* in New York at 12.30 P. M. p. M. Cincinnati Express, (Sonday* excepted). Stope at buspuehanna 7.20

A. M., (Bkft.) Turner's 1.12 P, M.. (Dine), .waad arrive* in New York at 3.15 P. M. Oonnects at Oreat Bend with Delaware, Lacka wanna A

Western Bailroad for Scran too, Tren-

I ton and Philadelphia, aud at New Vork with Afternooon Trains and gleamar* for Boston 1 tit and New Kngland Cities.

Only one Train'Iast on Sunday, leaving Bu fkl» at 040 F. M., and reaching New York at 1S.S0 stWEttOOBe

Bo*ton and Hew Khgland Panengers, with their Baggai*, ate tranaforred

fr— ef charge

ariN

In new

York. The bast TentUated and mott Luxurious Sleeping furtf

TBI WOBLD-Wa accompa-)

nnna all night train* on this railway. Baggage

Checked Through!

And Fare as lew as by any other Kotite.

ASK FOB TICK KB HA SBIK BAIL W A Which can be obtained at all Principal Ticket fBoe* in the West *nd 8outh-west. H. BIDDLE, WM. B, BABB,

Qan'l Sup't« Oen'l Pass. Agent aevtTdtr