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DAILY EXPItESS

TEBRB HAU

ng, October 1

Saturday MOP

MBS. LINCOLN'S WABDBOfcK.

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What Thurlow Weed Sajfa—Tat Action of Congress In Her

It will be remembered Tjy those who read Mrs. Lincoln's correspondence, published in th6 Gazette of Satji^day, that she is represente'l iis beirig especially angry with Thurlow Weed and Messrs. So ward and Raymond. In the $cw York" Commercial Advertiser, of Saturday afternoon, Mr. Weed thus speaks io his own and friends' defense:

In her conversations, Mrs. Lincoln, represented as bitterly denouncing Secre-, tary Seward, for which, of course, there is no warrant or excuse, for he wrongs if6 man, and much less is he capable, of injustico, wrong, or even unkindness fo tfo-' man. But wd happen to know—tHe lat® Caleb B.Smith, then Secretary of terior, being our informant—a factt tohicf incensed Mrs. Lincoln against Mr. Sew£ ard. The President gave the Prippe Na- PHcu poleon a dinner, for which Mrs. j^ihcoln sent to the Secretary of the Iptprior, for payment, a bill of some $900,..:Thi6 de1 mand, though wholly illegal, coming froni

Though Mr. Lincolnj left an estate which enabled hii family to Jive, quite as comfortably as they ever lived, CongVess and the pooDle would haye jarpmptly and cheerfully, provided mufffScently for thom i. Mrs. Lincoln herself, with every advantage that high posi^ii her had made friends or inspired respect.— And this last exhibition proves how instinctively right the popula|' ^stimKta ot her character was. Tito feetTdr* wh(ch Mrs. Lincoln seok3 largo publicity namely, thaUhe received presents valued at $24^000, is a pregnant and suggestive one—suggestive, at least, of offices and contracts, unless the more charitable construction is reached through the assumption thnt they were expression^, of regard and friendship. But itjisiot known that the wife of ahy otherJPresident, however estimable, was eo loaded with shawls, laces, furs, diamonds, rings, &c. J*

Mrs. Lincoln's propensity to stell things was manifested early, and before any necessity was foresedif. If our Information wasreliiable. even of Mr. Lincoln's new linen ahirts were sold almost before the remains, which were shrouded in the twelfth, had started for that "bourne from whence no traveler turns.'^

Individually, we are obliged tOj tilts Lincoln for an expression of her ill wijll It is pleasant to remember that wrp wdre always out of favor to that quarter? And it is equally pleasant to renfember thbt we possessed the friendship and coniftdenco of Mr. Lincoln to the last hour of his life, without paying court, as othors did,.to Mrs. Lincoln, and in spite,of her constant efforts to disturb our relations.!

The Cleveland Herald, after remarking that Mrs. Lincoln, by her recent course, has forfeited that claim to? forbearance which the public is always ready to extend toward a woman, says

The fact3 aro theso: Judge Davis, Lincoln's administrator, reported that the estate was worth $76,000.. .'Congress gave Mrs. Lincoln the President's unexpired year's salary, and also gave hpr $25,CftO besides, the same as was allowed tho late Mrs. Gen. Harrison.

Congressman Wentworth pressedfMrs. Lincoln's claim for one hundred4 trrousand dollars, but Congress did not think such a gift justifiable. There aro othei: facts that should seo tho light, and-per-haps would explain Mrs. Lincoln's presl er.t "straightened" circumstances. Amon£ such facts is this, that a bill for some $15,000, for jewelry purchased by Mrs. Lin coin was presented to Congress and disallowed, and the secrets of that committee could divulge the most remarkable items that through Mrs. Lincoln was presented for payment. Wo hope these things will all bo mado public, atd that it also m'nji be known what the huge forty boxes sent to Chicago to tho White Hoiiee, after the death ot Mr. Lincoln, contained. Let the country know tho fact that i^ required an appropriation of one hundred" thou* sand dollars to make good the spoliation at tho White House, and Jet i.t be prove^ who had the benefit of such plundering.

GKORGK

FRANCIS TKAIX

has juH let

his hotel in Omaha for $10,50® a year.

Ninety feet more are to ha added to Trinity. Church spire. I

Thero aro 20,097 schoolable children in Cinainnati.

Pennsylvania can supply 2(^000 tons of coal per annum for 500 years.

Nino hundred and ninety Imiilions of! men use tobacco.

Never so much rain in August, in Caii-, foruia, as this yoar.

West Virginia reports the fittest grape crop over gathered there. 7j[

Edmund Yates' new novol'/ls called "Tho Righted Wrong."

The arawanda, a Brazilian bird smaller than a pigeon, sounds a note much resolnbling a tolling bell. I 'is-

Tho Austrian army intend totfrop tfieir famous white coated uniform for gray.

Tom Winans has given a herd of two deer to Druid Hill Park,' Ba,^mor£

Tho uso of tho word "hell," ask ^applied to a gambling house, is over ofrd 'fhuodiecl years old.

In tho Boston restaurants you call for crackers and cheese, and they give you whisky and water.

A sermon in four words on this vanity of oarthly possesions "Shrouds have no pockets."

Anew instrument for measuring the intensity of light, called the "Cueimeter," has been invented by a Frenchman.

Peaches twelve inches in circumference wero exhibited at a Fair in Illinois last week.

Twenty thousand Methodist churchei in the United States accommodate Six millions of people.

The Minotaur, belonging to the British Cannel squadron, is the largest vessel afloat except the Great Eastern. r.

Mr. Ira Aldridge, son of the late colored tragedian, is announced to appear at the Melbourno Theatre Royal.

Cialdini, Italy's leading soldier, goes to the head if the Italian Cabinet. Does this nrcsn War.

At the lakes in the northern part of Maine, on Monday last, snow fell to the depth of ten inches.

There aro 300 churches in Biooklyn,:, and 103,000 children. It should be called" the city of children. -l V-

Punch has beard enough about Spain's "late rising," and now wants to hear of hegmsagf? rising." to' Establish a

propi«8

jjaqplub witte^a cj^Val Jba jg^l-

Lamartine, beggar poet, has been making an expensive tour for his health in Switzerland.

The little King of Holland is going to increase his regular army. No one wants .to touch him.

Tn Japan nobody will associate or marry with the leather makers, who are kept a prescribed ajid distinct class.

Victoria still uses a black wal,' buf the for "green Prince of Wales' partiality is fc -.seam* i5

Philadelphia pays six hundrud thousand dollars a year to have its street lighted. ki ^AqVor Churles Kean is. almost gone 'Vith'a complicated case, on which the ^doctors, disagree.

tj.j5£tMti5iei9an!s

the President's wife, embarrassed ^e Sep-d^j^, hy slroukln't-?

retary, who called upon the Secretary of State for advice, where he learned t^aj. Secretary Seward had also (Hied tne Prince, having the same number guests and giving them a duplicate of the'din ner at the White Douse. Jn fact, Mr. Seward ordered both dinners'from the same restaurant, and by his' own bill, knew the cost of each. For -what Mr, Seward paid $300, Mrs. Lincoln demanded $900. But whether three or nine hundred, the claim was alike illegal, and could not be Daid. For thiSj bowsver', Mrs. Lincoln qunrreleS with Secretin*) .Smith and Soward. This amount, however, was subsequently covcif^d*™6p" in 'ardnor's account, but occasioned Bcaqdal, which respect for Mr. Lincoln measurably suppressed.

Land, out of a popula

tion of 80,000, contains but four native inhabitants.

.ISft&S fctflpt«rfhythe main cljjaiicu has miuiy a of a base bail pKcfi is tho player repre sent'ed.

—Arr"Gxchrthge snys G- nem! Steadmun is fn W^byijgt9n: J^okwijj.renmrktiblj' jtriy ~f5oo' feui? iiny reason

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The ZouttVCQjJa'Cob in Paris has abandoned bis attempts work miracles with aching bones, and has-. one back to the trombone, his old profession.

'There is a dog in Loudon twenty-six years "old, o'f the Newfoundland breed. His black coat h.us been turning ^ruy for the past two years, and is n.w nearly white.

--There is a gfocer 'in Viclttburg who gets rid of his rottn. eggs by putting thj©.nx. in barrel near the door, and the darkies sleaf--thein

A tesiiiiionial to Tapper is proposed. Why not yure hiui a 11bray composed of all the copies of Proverbial Philosophy evkt printed

Tho Lacon (111.) Statesman hoists the name of Clement Vaihindigham, on the i3sue of "Redemption of Government Bonds'in GrKe ibgck or Repudiation."

New Y'-tk has^tweaty establishments devoted to'music and the drsroa, and two more will be added shortly. From $500 to $1,500 each is spent at many of these places wc nights in the week.

Oa'rtotta" dose*'t know that Maximilian Is deai], and is improving in mental condition rapidly. If she becomes sane, and learn's of the Mexican empire's fail, of course she will.be crazed again.

Tho test dflpth of water in the Miasissippi river ia front of Plaqiremine, Louisiana, .is 100 feet, aud tho last 15 feet. Tho measurements were made at a distance of 500 feet from shore, at different points.

Tho water of a lake about, sixty miles from Houston, Texas, is so sour that it cannot be drank. An al^sis shows that it contains iron, alum, magnesia and sulphuric twid.

...^".Tho writings of Goldsmith, Lamb and trving," says a rccent reviewer, "abound in 'proofs that' to love women it is not necessary to be a husband, and that to love childron jt is not. necessary to be father."

If the ^iijperfiuous letters in the Eng lish language wor»expunged, the gize of our newspapers might bo perceptibly di-minished-"iho-M^/t it is not probablo that such an innovation will take place the present \renftiry.

New York critics say of tho "Devil's Auction,of iWhich there was a so-callel dress rehearsal on Thursday night, tha: the play is quit« as had as the "Black Crook,",byt thq dancing and scenery aro very good.

A djo^of human blood placed under a microscope, magnified twenty million times, .^outd.show -all kinds of animals that now exist or that.ever existed on the faca of the earth'. So says a German Professor.

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A Cretan Chief—The Story of a ModCi*" Spartan. Among the bravu men who, in the illfated island of Crete, are sustaining, sin gto-htffiae3~agVirnst a powerful m.d brutal ioe, the cause of crvilizution and freedom, there is oi)e whose portrait, as we find it drawn in Greek journal, is worthy of a place beside the figures of the Homeric heroes! Deuriotl-ius Petropoulaki is indeed a striking p'roof, if one were needed, that tho ancient blood of Greeco still runs in the veins~of living men. Seventy years of war and snfferihg have left their inark upon tho gigantic form fatigue and wounds and exposure have made visibie inroads upon the iron frame. Half patrlacb, half cavalier, there is an expression of resignation to Btiffering on his face and a look as. of a (Jying lioH in tho half-clos-ec! "black eye, while an ineffable smile of goo&riess dwells on his lips, beneath his long, heavy moustache, and his hands are slashed with sabre cuts, and so riddled has he been with balls that when he speaks, you can hear every word produce a painful hissing in his breast. All over his martyred flesh is written the epic of his life An exchanging gentleness, august serenity, exhale, as it were, from bis pof^on.t Th£ impression, he loaves upon you is of the just man, who, content with the ijpast and assured df pftac* with God, awaits his hour in confidence.

Chtef of a powerful clan in Man a, that smail district, the homo of tho ancient Spartan,which.tho Turks have never been ablp to perpetrate, Demetrius Petropoulaki hak remained faithful to the manners of his ancestors, and ihe white tunic and scarlet sash —tha splendid cosiume of Skanderbe^—still lend their aid to enhance the-majesty of his person.

Careless flf the presence "of men, ho falls upon hia knees at his wonted hour, and prays to the God of batties, as a patriarch might have prayed, or a Highland chief. 4»y_ ho jourtK\jf on over mountains tind through valleys on his sorrel mule, stoppingautnoSiries by the way through fatigue or pain. At night he spreads a bit of carpet, arid stretching himself out on it. discourses with his faithful followers of the perils they have encountered and or the Victory that is to come. He himselfnever slfeeps, only slumbers rising up gently if ho hoars one of his companions mtlessiy moving, in order to spread over hl:u his own sole covering, and then returns to lie on the bare ground. When, the hour

:tff

battle comes, his son Leonidas

heads the phalanx, and followed bv his son Gsorges Petropoulaki for three generations of its heroic race are fighting ihero for the freedom of Crete. The chief behind-until the last paeicar is in Jino, and then, seated on his mule, he rides on tranquil and fearless into the jnidst of the balls, with his majestic cry, *'On, my. children,"'

Of such men as these the accounts we have from Crete make little mention, yet it is such m§n as these who can alone make '(hos^ accounts credible, for the Hvorld has never witnessed a spectacle of greater endurance and more astonishing h^oHm'than -exhibited daily in the lives of these Cretan volunteers for liberty. But history some day will do them justice, and when that day comes the grand old chief Petropoulaki will form the leading figure in the awful drama whieh barbarism and civilization aria en» acting, in this blood-soaked island of Greta ...

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OMNIBUS LINE.

EnglisJi language bas 60,000 words

ii-ihdi'i dibtlonariea. ,Goed talkers and Writers u":0 but 5,000 ill ali,and a foreigner can travel on 500.

MlLLEIl'S OMNIBUS AND 11ACK LINE.

Will ttttend to alt calls ior trains Uaviag the City,ami alio delivor passengers in p«rt of Ibe city wilh earn aud dispatch,

All ori«ra le tootbt* Wat» at tliu Vunt Otl)c«Tat t1 Mru^Stor^, ortu* tdencx en.!-l to

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Hayinj Jo m-d ii». I'tiiiiliiijj baain.ne, noire prepared tu attend to ill 'fiieiM Wn B. tho on Fourth Street -.ippoelte tUe iitr»l iln.Jinu Itousu.

Mr. »iva eJpvcinl ftttentlju to Sign lVintiu.' July 11. 18U7. d3m

Ad AisD STKAM FITTING*. I Main Strset, betwa-ti Gtli and 7ih, FHEUEB1K G£IGEB. Having employed the torricoa of J. 8. Kergu sou, uweli known practical workman, he ii now prepared to execute ail «rders in the above bu»i neas, withpromptn 89 aad dispatch. oct3dly

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I A N O S

VV& OFFJCK tUe PUBLIC a OLAriS of PIANOS which, in Worfeuidii hip, Oarabiaty, Tuuub Kcttius*, Uu^tli aud Bnlli.ficy of Tuae, are un dUfpubSfi by auy, and at pric«e less tbau can be pureiiaaed couibiniu^ the yaoie quali

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EVBliY .PIANO WAiiKAMTED For 1'ite Team.

GEKOLD & BKO:, Piano Fort Manufacturers, Of various styles aad sizes, Northeast corner of Ninth aud Walnut hi roe (Metropolitan Building),

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PAPER BOXES.

Our Factory being well established and prutid •d with the latest improved laakhinery, ia able to

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J. B. Uujiiinghaiu, Iirugiiist. G. 'Warren's Heirs. HAVENS A CO., Agents, ^3Jtf OfS ovtti Donuelley's l)rug Store.

JOIIX W. KEIZ,

Karly's Block, No. 80 Main Street, Terre Haute. Iiidiuiia..

MOSTBlankcis,

rospectfaily recommooo tU woll select* ed stock of FlaaneU, /vio und plaid Lmseyg, Coverlets, and .'en Kliittiog Yarns, cf difterout kinds. Deiug fully enabled So w&rraul the first quality #f those Goods I moat reepectfuily invite Ladies and tieDtlemen to call and iuspoct them. Wool takeu in cxchauge for ^oo«}s» aud tb«* paid »rtai.iawM

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Suits cut on scientific principles, and warranted to

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Also a fine assortment of

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THE

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Household without Tir-

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To $100 per month and traveling expeusee, paid good -atcenta to sell our 'JPtUnt EntHatHag White Wirt Clethtt

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$751

A4e.—WeWANTED.—To

OBNTS tKBU«jrc« AQB*m, &c., wish to seeure au agent in evey citv tf more than 5.000 population, to act- ior us in canvassing tor businais. A rnau who is alieady estabti.heu in some occupation which alto ws hiui a few spare hour* can easily increase his income Wveral thousand dollars per year. This is an ooportunity for active men to secure a profitable conuection with the best established AaverUaiDg

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PAINTS for FAKMEKS ASD OTHiBS.—THB GRAKTON MINtliAL PAINT COMPANY are now manufacturing the Best Cheapest and most Darable Paiut in uue two ooau well put ou, mired win. p-ire Linseed Oil, wilt last 10 or 15 years it is of light brown or beautilul chocolate color, and can be chaugej to greeu, lead, stone, olive, drab or cream, to suit the taste- or the consumer it is valuable tor Fouses, Btrus, Fences, Agricultural implements, Carriage and Car-makers, 1'ails and Wuvdeu ware Cauvai, Metal and Shiugie Boob, (it being Jfire and Water proo'J, Bridges, Burial Cases, Caual Boats, Ships, Ships' bottoms, floor Oil Cloths, (one Manufacturer Having used 5000 bbln. ihe past year,) and as a paint for any pupose unsurpassed tor body durability, elasticity, unJ adhesivene s. Price $6 per bfol vl iKKI lbs, which will supply a farmer for years to come. Warrauted iu all ca.es as above, Send tor a circular, which gives lull particulars. l*oue genuine unless braudod iu a trado mark, Oral ton Mineial Paint. Address IMN1KI. BI^WtfLL, Prcpr.eter, TibiPearl Street, New Vork. n-

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AtiKNXS wanted, to sell Six Now ln-

OUUU Veutivus, of great value to lamilies sli pay £ieat predli. »ma ^oo and get 8U ps^o. and aaiai'io gratis. Agents hame mado CluO/iOllti'UJtAlM BlioWN, LoWail, -1-iin.

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lou're Wauted! Look Here 1 Agents, bocumaie and tezuaea, wanted everywhere, to Sell the. i'ATtNT lMl-llOVliB IKK. liESKUVyijlj (by which lruiu 0110 10 two p«&e» C14U ue wtictbu without replenishing Willi ma), .UJ our Fancy aud Dry GooUri, etc. vjau lear Ifuiu io lo Jit. ad ). No capital r.iij.rod. l'rice 10 eeut:, with an advertisement oeacrioiug ,.u article lur sale iu our Oullnr Puri ha,i.itf Agency.Circulars »eui JTaJBE. Jl'.tijk..» a .ILfiiiSUALL, Uauover Strc«»,4 Bestou, HUM.

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$10 MY MADE BY ANY OAE, with my Patent Stoucil Tools. 1 prepay tho samples free. Beware of infringers. My. Circulars wiil explain. Address A. J. ifULLAil, Springfield, Tvrmont.

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ENGLISH

ASD FBESCH FAMILY SCHOOL,

lor Young Ladles, No. 5 W»i 38th Stieut, hew "iork, wiil ro-opan Sept. 2S. For full information sec Circular. -Address as above.

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Will you be kind enongh to have forwarded to nie here 200 bottle* ot your Indian Liniment if you will send at tha same time the account, I will forward you the amount through Messrs. BELMONT & Co., New York.

BA&ON

SSLOHOX

mended to many of his frieuds Maior LANhi'S LINIMENI auithey being .desirous to procure it, te should advise him to establish a depet in Paris.

THEMDUN LlNIMEN'r, As a relief, ever read as a killer, of Pain, taken iuwaidly.'or outwardly applied, has no equal For the relief and cute ot Rheumatic aud .Neuralgic Affections, Sprains, Bruistu.Ac., it is unequalled. It is also most edluacihus, taken Inwardly, in the cure of UbOlCfa. (JfUUpS and Pains In theatomicta, Diarrhoea, Djessentcrj, Cholera Morbus, Choiera Infantum, AC., ANA 11 without exception ltie most wondcrfttl PMMCra the world affords. No FAMILY should be without it. lCvery XBAV CLFA by laud or sea should have a bottle. M1N1CBS and FAUMfcRj residing at a distance liom rhysiciaus should keep it constantly on hand. In case of accidents, and sudden attacks «f Stomach Cemplacuts, its value canuot be estimated. Inquire tor M4o iA.VK'S INDIAN IXKMKNT. and take no other. tBioii: SO CtH. por bottle. For sale at Wholesale and Botail by JJeruas Barnes & Co., 21 Park Bow. N. Y. Gale Ji Kobinson, 186 Greenwio'i St., N.Y. F. C. Wells & Co., 192 Fulton St., tf. Y. Chas. N. Crittenden, 38 6th Aveuue, N. Y. aud by respestable Druggists thronghou. the warld. None genuine unless signed oy JOHN

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RECORD'S Xssence of LifeKestorcs manlyirom whatever cause arising, the etfeets of early pernicious habits, self-abuse, iui^otency aud climate give way at ouuu to this woi.di rful midicine, if taken togularly accordi. to the directioeii wnioh are very simple, and require no restraint from busings or pleanurc). Failure is impossible. Sold in bottlis at $3, or 4 quautiti'.s in one for $9. To be had only of tho nolo appointed agent in America, IlbltHAN GEUTZbN, 323 Bo wiry, and 205 2i Ave., N. Y.

Agratis

GBNT8 WANrjEfi.—A Silver P. Watch si.-ei: to th« purchaser of every 1 0 of Keuuedy's Mammoth Piize Stationery Packages, the largest iu the world. (As au indttC9mi nt to have thvm iutrodueod). A. en ts sell them as fast as they can reach them out. &0 per day can be made .art-. Price per hundred, including watch, 816. Uetail at 26 cte. each. Also dealers In cheap Jewelry, Silver Ware, Photographs, 4c. For lull particulars of Prize Packsgu and Catalogue of Jewelry Ac*, aud other saleable v'oods, address T. MONBOiC KKXNKDY CO., Cor. 6th and Wood St., Pittsburg, Pa.

Btfll'i ILLUSTMTfB 6DIDS JOB 1S67, Is now ready, c.ntaininga list of 1000 varie* ties of BWLB0P8 FL»WEB3, with many engravings,

A Baautirat Colored Plate, and full directions for culture. Sent post-paid on receipt of 10 cent*. Address HOVXV A CO.. 63 North Maikot street, Boston, Mass.

Aduce

GENTS WAUTED—*10 to |20 a day to Introour new patent STAB SUDTl'LS SBW• ING MACHINE. ^PrUe $20. It uses two threads, and makes the ganuine LOCK 8TIT«H. All other low priced machine* make the Caaig STITCU. Exclusive territory given. Bead for circular!. W. 6.

WILSON A 'Mi., Hin*faitKr*ri,

OHIO.

HISS SALLIE HASTINGS.

O E I E S

On Lafayette St., betweentlanal aad Dapot, E A de30dly IKD1A1TA.

CLKTILANU,

Book Agents Wanted No* ready for delivery, anew work of universal importance, ia wholly unlike ordinary subscription books, is standard, was prepared by the bait talent in the country, highly commanded by the most noted literary and tcieotific men. Au Agent of ten year*' experience lays be tells more in proportion to those called on than any other work hetTcrsold. Hat no competition—freight prepaid, betides the largest eommi»sion other nduoeiaents are offered, too g*oa to publish.

Only experienced and successful Agents want ed. Far particulars address J. PATTEN FITCH, Chicago, 111.

WE ARE COMING, And will present to any cerson tending nt a club in our Sreat One Price Sale, of Dry and Fancy Goods, Ac., a Silk Drctt Pattern, Piece of Sheetlag, Watch, A*., fret of charge. Catalogue of gaods, and tastale, seat to any address free. Ad-

of Nevf^tatc£-«Bd Grraf Blvci^

to lie (iftft Oeean.W i_ BY AliBEKT I. BICHARDSON. Orer 20,000 Copiet Sold is Oac JUoni&J "IJfo abd Adventure on Prairiw, H««ilaN and the Pacific Coast. With over 200 Descriptive and Photographic Views of the. Scenery, Ciiies, Lands, JKincs, People and Curiosities of the New. 9iatee And Territories

To prospective emigrants and eettleei in the "Far West," this History of that, vast and, fertile region Will prove an inralttsbte assistance, supplying as it duea a want long felt of a fnil, authentic and reliable guide to cl'mate, soil, pro. ducts, means i,f travel, Jtr.

AGENTS WANTEIi.—Send for Circulars and' ee- our terms, end a full description of the work. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Cinclnnati, Ohio, Bt. Louis, Mo., or Davenport,Iowa ~*rr- EDGAK O. KNAPP,

EYE AND EAR!

JDr. CHAS. E. WALL,I Operator on the Ej. and Kar, who has for the past two years operated with such aniverttU tuccfu, in Indianapolis, will be in Terre Haute on Wedneseay, Thursday and Friday, Oct 2d, 3d and 4th, whero h« may be consulted on all diseases of these delicate' orgai«s. Cross ICVes removed in one minute, without interruption to business.— Cata act, Granulated Lids, IJlcert^ bud Films of the Rye, also, Oppressive Discharges fr the Ears speedily cure i. No charge for au ^x4mlnation and opinion, and no charge for uneucc^9t(u[ treatm-nt. The bfet rolerericus giv»u. Operating Booms at the Terre Haute Iliiose sfc&idwtf I

DRY GOODS.

A. JflPPERT

Is rccviving daily liy Bxpreas. anew an stock of FALL GOO JDS, such ,ae

ALL,"

upiog

S Kugllsh Merin'1^,POJ. Empress Cloths,"f£f «X iu sFancy Plaidit,

Oriental LusterV,

Opera FlanhiiVs in all colors. A fall line of Domestic and lino Flannels, all widths. New

JPOPLINS, 310 Mi A I BS,

afi

r/AL

I'AOCAS,

^Vool Detains, Priutud do

In all the tiew •colors. C-4Sack-} ing Goods in Tan, .'

•. 'i.i

Brown, Drab and Checks. Gilbert's

ii vv

i' .itf.jj

a yles Balmoral SJtirta, very cheap call aud see thom. JJ ti-i'iOfJ Ladies arc invited ns.'M J'CTJ: 4 to examine our I

i'i i." ". Stock of No-

rrr

tious, which

th-y will fin

'f as contple to as

any in the city

We are now in receipt of the latest novelties in Dress Trimmings, such as Laces, Fringes,

Unttnus, Ac. New Gioves & Uo8lerv Chesp. Those in search of the Fall Styles of Cloaks

Tveeds aad Jeftna which we offer at prices within the reach of all. We

IT .uT

and Phawls will fimi.it to their ad- -v. vant»g« to givous '.-J a call before pur- i'i ha n^. lie ,,r attention

thcGoutlemeu is directed to Tour new stock pf 1

receive the'New Styles of Prints as s*on as they are issued from tho works. Call and

•soo the latest re In err imack Sprsgues an Dunnolis, at

N I E S

llO Slain Street-

North Side, between Fourth and Fifth

Cheap Soap! Goad S„Dap.!

NATR02T

SAP

ItorHKCHiLD having recom

J-Y I

Concentrated Lye.

2 Cts. a 11. for Siijerior Hard Soap.

TWELVE POUNDS OF SOFT SOAP FOR ONE CENT.

Every Family can Make their Own Soap. .....

ALL VARIETIES OF SOAP.

At Easily 7H«ul« a® Cup of Coffee.

Is anew Concentrated Lye, for making Soap, jusf- discover^*! in

GRTJENXAXD, IX THE ARCTIC SEAS,

and is c.o!iijlosecl miimly of Alutiiinat# of Soda., whicli, whin mixed with KB®usic FAT, prudncr-p \!:0

BEST DETEB9IYE SOAP IN" THE WORLD.

-ii '.

1 Box Kill make 175 lbs. good Soft Soap, or its equivalent in superior Hard Soap.

Retailed by all Dmscsists and Grocery in the United States. _. tr FULL K3CIPEJ WITH EACH BOX. -£J .Dealers qau oljtain It wlialesals ltt case-, nc! conX:iinina *8 boxes, »t a liberal discount, of the wholeitls Grocers and liruggUts iu *11 th* towns and cities of 1 tic United Stat««t

"r °CLIFF0EI PEMSEET0N,

General Agent,

PTTTSBtraG, PENN.

STORAGE, COMMISSION & GRAIN.

8* FRANKLIN. A* D, ITOKUBOLT#

FRANKLIN, MORRISON & CO.,

GUNKKAL

Commission JHerchanls, JVo. 88 ft'est 2d St., Cincinnati. BEFKBKNCKS. Pesrce, Tollc, ilolton Eliaw, Barbour & Co.,-

Porter, E. G. Leonard .4 C0.*, Win. Glenn & Suns, JJob't M&cready Foster Brothers, Footo.Nashi Co. Chambers, Stevens 06.' miiSodly

A S EL. JS E K, &CCEIYINO PERWA&DTSO AND Comiuission Merchant,

AXB DSALIKS 19

Or a in, Flour and 8 a it WASK UODSZ—On ths Canal, aear *1IB Term Haote Bichmond snd E. A (J. it*ilrosd Deu«i»~ mayMwtf 'fxaas UACTS, INC.

JOBX HASBf.

'-J0-

WHOLESAL* RETAIL PEA I. KM IN

Cbiii», Qaeensware, (lassware,

HouB6-furnishing^ Goods,

COAL OIL LAMPS, ..raU-IWIinSBaif!

Lanterns, Table Cutleryy fc,

Atent for Trre-Hante.Jd

Terre -3HTaute,

CHINA,

EARRTHENWARE, 147 Main Streot, TBRREJiADTK, InU, dwly,

CHINA.

J»n30.

r.4, f,

-'i. Ml-il

Frcncli Merinos

I have this day opeued at mj Kjtabiiebaient, No. 149 Main Mieot, a compiole Kcstuurnat anil Oyster Saloon' for the accomiaodation if Ladivs aud Qentlemon, where u*urythi:ig pf.ljip (-o'inf lins/br se«Bon cat» ^Jating^socttTcil the services of ouo or tin* best Cooks iu tho City, 1 can guarantee to give satisfaction.

Farmers and Others War^ill)lIWidDeef,-d{io«S,'feb/ogtfs, Breol, or a cap of Hot Coffee or Tea, can always get if.

Oysters by the Case, Can or Dozen atwuya on baud, of tho quality, at^the lowest prices. alldlm JOHN B. OSIJE.-

PLUMBING.

B. BUCKELI. beiqg a _prafiUCH! PLCMb£K, U& tki thr» ie^uost of Tna'tiy Irlehds, Leg4 to anuouDCo that ho in imw prepared to cute all orders -n tho above buaioL^s, in conuection ith his

lloase Painting and Graining.

SHOP—On 4th St., 2d, Duor. KortS of.G&utrii Engine House. BATHS, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, &. fitted upon the most appr«vfd principles.

Hepairing promptly attended to. Sfjp3

DOCTOR WHI'rifESl.i A BKGOLABL1 JJlifil* PHYMOl£X, a» til J\. Diploma which hangs in bis offlpe will nasillsds Okronic Diteatf (he Unify ft hi* lif«, *n uas a CnipurWiflo reputation, havi.ns lein n'oatf"1 'seated in'St: Loait thr.n any oth«r ChrmiicW^ewsPhysician. .DC ,0 f.

Much ofhls practice has been of a .privat* us* tare. Sgphiti», Gonorrhea, QUtl, {trichb-c, All1 l~r tary Diseate«, Syp'tilio or Mercurial /{JFectin^nf Throat, Skin or Boner, Orchitis, Hernia or Rir'pJurr ilao, the effocta of a Soiitarj. Uabit, rutu-»«}|. Body aDd Mind, producing blotolioe, debility, iiu potency, dizziness,dimness of si^lit, coafaaiKu j. Ideas, eTil foreboaing, avoraion to society, hav uomory, weakness, &c., not all thuso in ^ase,but all occurring frequently in vario.usqa»•SirAccommodations ample, chargos !rfn".ietnU jures guarantcod. Co^aultatiftus ti liLMjj «r office, free. Most cases can lw praparTy "troJbtf cy Menstruation and PruKDanoy, Ho.' 2, without an interview, abd medicines, secure .frov observation, sent by mail or mprfw. Nr. 'M« lrance to business in most C3s w. TT ,, ...

Address Box 3092,"St. Loc is, Mo. Hours—8 A. M. to 8 P. M.. Oltlci f.briu.injntt OH

Led at No.GIT St.CharTi Stre«t,bstw( eu sijrti tnd Seventh,one square ifcntli of Lin.lfeil Tlotnl, cotired spot'in the centre of tho city.

Consultation rooms, and rooi is Cur th? besom' uodation of such patients.S«re.1uir» daily per«« 1 attention.

BVKBYBOBY

Can get, In a soaled,letter envelope,uiy Theory. Symptoms audTioatment of Nervous, Urinary, aniexualDiseases,clearly delineating uU tbedi-B»se-wnditions, with tuil Symptom Lists, Tor tw. hree-cent potago stamps to prepay pahage.r'ircalnr for Ladies,relating to Diseaces of Pabei sprSdswly.

FOUNDRIES.

JAS1KS 8IATH. LYNDON A. SMITH. 1IENKT U. BEACH

VIGO FOUMKY

Hear the T. H. fc I. and E. A C. Freight Depots, 'TERBE-HAUTE, INDIANA,,

SEATH, SMITH & CO., Propp's.

Manufacturers of Steam Enginei, Miil 'Genrlnz, and Machinery of every description. .'All kinds of Iron aud Brass Castings made to onior. Eygry class of repairing promptly, attended •W Orders solicited.

Tha highest Cash Price Paid tor Old Copper, Brass, and Iron. augtedwtf

T. H. HC'ELrBESH. B. DEX(JLEE. J. BAKNASD'

PHCEXIX FOCNOSY 1:4- AND -ua titc.

Machine: Shop, MeElfresh, Dengler & Co..

S. '•f. cor. 9th 3c Eagle Sts near Passenger Depot, XEBBE HAUTEj IND,

Manufacturers of Steam Eagines, Mill Machinery, House Fronts, Fire Fronts, and Circular Saw Mills. .!

Special attention paid to tho ma"factn,o and repair of Brass Wort, Patent Office Mod- le, Ac. Wc are also prepared to cut Tooibed or Cog Gearings of either Cast Iron, Wrought .Iran, or Brass, in the most perfect manner.

MW Repairing done promptly. All parties conassted with this establishment being Practical Mechanics of several years experience, we feel safe in saying that we can render fall satisfaction to our customers, both in poiul of workmanship and price.

Tho highest price paid for all old scrap Iro» delivered at the "I'hoonix Foundry," ^}fPassongvr Depot.

KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY!

To be Drawn at CoYiogton, Ky. Class Tf Oct. 16th, Class V, Oct. 31st, *,1 |1867.

price

$50,000

*&-

U'i-i

TOHN HANBY & CO., Cs 8TOKAGK, OOHWfSIOK MX

ASD

A I N E A E S Warehouse on fi?$t St.. at th*

CenilBsefe

MMwtf TKOSS SAOIS.UOK.

f^ yONUf^gN

UJSDE

t.St'

intlt

QBNDRICH & FEIXEi\ZEU, IMPOBTKCS & DKALEHS IN

WJi. A. H'CLCfcl

OE^EllD^N & cb.'j Importers aid Jublcrs of aLissr.AINI CIMHKKKV,

And P^isJert iD

ia«e FurnlSliitiK Ciooct.-. "wWtesh Street Terre Mauic. inflJ JolSlrtf

OYSTEK SALOON

AND

RESTA9B4NT

Foi^ Ladle# Attf

KS*

CELEBRATED SCOTCH GRANITE MUXLJIISTS. This material is Imptruhabl*. It is themmt Eltgtmtmd aaceptible of tli hijhetl politKof aajr known material. Its chief constituents are the same as Cleopatra's Needle^ aud i'ompey's Pillar, at Alexandria, in Kgypt, which »£ll r®mAi n+pntmpaired hj

THE RAVAGES OF fESTUKISS.

,-Stste«niiors it is bpiog adopted by tin wealth:

Jcla9^9

ln t'rercren to (Le Italian Marble. 1 At! I

AND. r. lumll 000M

SHOP!

McILFftESH, DESfJLBR & CO.

aug24dGmwtf

9prteWr$300

20.000 8.000 7.00C 5.000

prize ol

prize of

prise of prises of

29 prjxes of

250 200 150 125 100

155 9,

prize* of

prizes of

220

priZ9 pf

1.000

400

prizes of

261

prizes of

prizssof

W The above SLAQSIT'FCENR

LOTTSBT

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

SIN-OLE-NUUBSB

will bo drawn IS PCBTN, in

KT.. BT

OOVISOTSK,

Swoait Ooxatasioxsas at osc O'CLOCK

M., at the oornor of FOUHTH «J(D-SOOXT StssBTs, The Kentncky State Lotteries are no Gift Enter, prises, but rfsponsfble Mooey Lotteries, that hnv# leeaconducted for the past thirty yearn. and «re drawn un jer theauthority of a charter from/.the. State, and bonds are given for the jayra'oo) of tl) prizes. The drawings are puhliehod in the Ketf York Herald and the Cincinnati commercial.

The above scheme will be drawn the middle and last of each month during4867 and 186S. Circulars of Lotteries drawing daily sent tm application to the Managers.

Address all orders for tickets to

j.pjm MURRAY, EDDY & CO.?

'Agent* Wanted

arble.

A iixjcuacn oi skis Uiaaite may be seen Atl t)w Adams liprfss Omce.. Onitfi xa.i !»mirWwi11 meet with pfompt at-

JLA??*S

Wnjc 7:ii. TiVri H*eie. I nil.

jyj^£ECHANl"S DBSPATCHj

Fast /Freight' Lino, KSTAfiLlSUKD 1855. AMERICAN KXPR1H8 CO ...PROPMETI

FORWARD GOODS

From Xcw lrork, Boston, Ant all iatsin Ihe New Ssfla.tuI States to jail points in (he West and Sduth-west, I Jfext In 8p«4 to the Regular Kipress Coiripaji^

Foe ata* and all other information, apply tt IT. SUiiWJii.HEB, Afent, C«*r. Main »nd Kluth, St«,, 'i'erre H*ute| eelSd6o

B. OUMUlXGfl, Sup't, fllllflio.

$1,000,000 I\ HATCHES

.1AI.B OS TEE POPULAR

O N E I E A

•0J833 #S01VrK6 EVKKT PATEON A

liandsome and Reliable Watch!

For the low Price of Ten Dollars 1

Without Regard to Valuetl

And s.ot to be Paid for unless perfectly Satisfactory.

luOSoiid Gold UnntinWatchss......S250to 1,( 100 Mugic 0*sc.i Gjid Watclir-s 200 to iOO Lad"Watches, cnamolcd 100 to 201 Gold Huat'g Chron'ter Watchcs 24u to 290 (JoM niiat'g Knglish Levers.... "20!) to 30JO)IU HuntinK upi-x Watches 160 to 560 G'ld IluutV American Watches 100 to 500 Silver planting Levers 60 to GOO Silver Hunting Duplexes 75 to 5(1' Id 1,'idiflK Watihes lji.00 Gold ^Lluntiairc Lepiuts i/(WMiiaci llaneous'SdVer' Watches 2,600 Hunting Silver Watches '5 0iu /isvo Watches, .ill nds

50 to 61 to eo to 35 to 10 to

SSB~Bvery patron obtiina a Wa'tth by this at-nviiRtiiu-in, ctotiaa but $10, wlit'.o it in tie worth 81,000. J5o partiality shown.

Wo wish to immediately dispose of tha above mS^Sifie«nt Stock-. -CVrVificfttes, timing th-i ar-ti-.les, ara placed in, soalmi ecvelopoa, and well mhcodl 11 Id 3 are entitled to the articles named on their MTtiftwter. upsn the payment of To 1oll.'irs, vrhelhor it be a watch worth #1,003 or worth less. Tli •'rttui'n ijf any of our Certiflcate

entitle you, to. tlio article namod thetcon npo pjiyrirVrity ir^elpestive nf'ilio worth, and as .articin valued lese than $10 is named on any ctr liflcnto it wiil at onca bo Sien that this is Jfo tottery, but a straightforward legitimate transaction, which may be participatt din crcttby the most fastidious!

A sirRTo crriiRcno will be sent by .mail, posj p^idj u'pon rseoiptof Sa cents, five for 81, eleven t.r 52, tiiii ty-tlirno and elegant .prtmiuut for 85] alxty Mx ami more vAlnable premium for 810, ona limiUr.M *nd must superb waich for 815. Td Agputf, oh those wishing employment, this is aS raioO.pontuiiiiy. Itis a legitimately conducted* imtiens, duly nathorizetl by tbe Gpy,^uimeut,! anil op6h to tUe reort" feirefui scrutiuy. Try

AVIUGHf, BKO, CO,. Importers.

ocCldwljm TCI Broadway, New Vork. 6—•(ll.WHtW—t—————I——i

ASTROLOCY.

•1.1"? fl!

ASTROLOGY. 9 If 11 jfi

O O O

GOOD JfEWS FOR AI.JL

81,000 TO AN 1L PERSON WHO WILL EQUAL MABAJIE RAPHAKL II? TUB «. ¥KOrK88ZON!.

NEYEE-FAILIATG MADll.VPIIAKCiis the best. She suoceeiis

A MB

when'ail elh rs hare failed. All w^o are in trouble—all who have been unfortunate—all whise fond hopes lrave bVen disappointed, crushed and blasted by false promises and dcceit—all who have been misled and trifled with—all fly to h»r for advice and sati-ifeatton. All who are in doubt of tho aii'ctions of these they lpye,consult hr to relibvoahtl satisiy their minds. IttloTeiffairs She Never Falls

She hai the secret of Winning the affections of tho opposite^sex. She shows you the likeness of your future 'wife or husband, or absent friend.— She guides ths single to a happy marriage, and the married happy, iler aid and aJvioa has been policited in innumerable instances, and the resuU has always been ths means of ssenringa

Speedy and Happy Marriage, She is, therefore, a sure dependence. It Is well known to the public at large that she was the first, and slie is the only person ia this country who can show the likensss in reality, aud who can give entire satisfaction on all th» concernsot life, which can be tested and proved by thousands, both mar* ried and single, who daily and eagerly vis her.

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

Lottery unmbers given withottt e*tra charge.

AB ANN

rlnnan

RI MMAM ILKA (isTHFT

a irrAftt. 1

Madams .Raphael is the seventh daughter of ths seventh daughter she was born, with a nrtural gift sh» caii foretell Jfcur very thoughts. She also cures drunket-tesf.

All Interviews strictly private and confidential. As-a Fomalo Physician her remedies n»*»r fail to cure all female irregularities, "and to produce the monthly flow, without danger or expesure.— They can not injur*', but, on the contrarj, they improve the health.

Therefore, come one, come ail, to 111 Bichmoad, bet. Ccalral A?cnue and John, Cincinnati,^Ohio.

Tliltaia.—indies, $1 GebtieiUrn, 81,50 W, ilatlame Wiil answer ni lettt-rs with out a fee of 81 and a 3»cent stamp is inclimaf.

Address Loot llox 531. atg23dwly

A N O O

How Lost! how Restored! Jus(. Ppblishvi,. in. a teaied eXvelope, Price, rie eente. A. LECTURE ON THS NATURAL THEATMRNT, and Ksdical Cure of Spermatorrhoea, or Setninal!weskni'8s, Involuntary Emissions, S'XU al Vt^ijHy, and Impediments to Ufarriage, generally NoryoUBhesa. ConsumptiOB, Epilepsy, snd Kits, Mental and Physical Incapacity, resulting from Self Abus Ac., by'ISosr. J. CTTLVEBWHL, i»., (iuUicjr ot tjie ''Green Book," Ac. ••A Baan to flioosands ot SaflTerer«."

Sent under seal, iu a-plain envelope, to any addie.?,.postpaid, on rcoviptof six cents, or two postage stamps, to OH A3. S. U. KLINK CO., 127 Bowery, New York, Post Olllee box 4586.

Also Ir, Culverwoll's "Marriag Guide," price 25 nts. dw3in ins

piOMAIN PLOW WOEKS. MlJ £aton, JProble County, Ohio. The Empire Queen of the West.

This Sta&.iard Piow has never been excelled, and for fsneral purpose never wiJi be. In Its construction we am wotKing a perfectly homogenious Cast Stn 1 tliat will out polish-and oat live any olb»r Wroughflow made. It throws a wide, icleau, andsraceful furrow, aad in drauwht is the lightest Plow on record. Farmers II do well to examine this Plow at Jo]m*Scott & Son's Warehouse,

Xerre-ii»u.ter lldiano,

Btifgra. pnr.chiislns ala^whero. Y»«r interest w» desire to promote, anl what we say is true. (litMCRt'LL OO

HATS AND CAPS^i,ti

EW YORK ii AT

fty%WAPOLIS CARDS.

P. BINGJBAM ii CO.,

DJEALK&8 |J|

(ieiHime AmericanW atelies Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, SOLID SILVER WARE,

"SaHtiSKU PATTER88.

Solid Silver Spoons and forks,

riNB SfLVI£UPLATKD

-TeaSete, Cake Baskets, fastorg,

BBRRJ DISHES, ICE PITCHERS WAITERS, CUPS & GOBLKTS Also, a fine line of

Silver-plated Table Cutlery.

ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTE®

W4 lugllsk dentin Text. Au. GOODS BOCIRT Liras ENGRAVED PJKEE OF CHARGE, W. P.BUTGUAM A CO., 50 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, apr6d3(n

.J. rv.

INDIANAPOLIS,

GLOVER's?

iHDiAXAPOLis

TERRA COTTA WORKS,

Has on hand,or manatactores to order, all kinds of Architecturti Oruam«ut. such as Window Caps, Brackets, Medallions, Panel aud Kriese linriclimerts Flower Vases, Lttb slse Statuary. Water Pipe, Ac. -r

Twv squares west of Chloo Depot. aprll6d%A'

THE CARPENTERS' U\10\,

trbi* i-id-so'i bCCCISSOBS TO llCLWIO, COBSKtS

.12 I' .. '. DOOR, SASH ASD BL19ID BANWACTIM,

SOUTH MiEKIDlAN dfS^KT,

Nearly Opposits B«kt Edd 6f^U«~l7iaon Depot

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

UKUl'LAIt SiZW) WOUK tOAST VSILI tl HAHD

apr 6-2t in d6m

CUAEIES STERRKSS!'

jaum iciiMSiDia

ST£FFEiVti & SCIL\EIDEB'S INDIANAPOLIS Pfaflemx Bell and Brass Fomdrjr,

Union I^nilfoad Israeli,

Half Square Uast Union i%pot, lad ianapolU, lit This Establishing has eoastantly on hand a complete sij.ortmsnt Bran Goods Tor Kngins Builders, Steam an4 Qas Fitters. aml are nnsfacturers of Water, Steam, Oas and Beer Couss, Whistles, 0.uplings, Oil Caps, Qiwlw Vaivos, abd all kinds c.f brass Works. iprl6-rt2tawlim,

E1E

AND EAB.

I v.-i.n ti

DS. CHAS. E. WAiX,

QCULIST AND AURIST,

^ROM NEW YORK,

IS NOW PKKMAlfBNTLT LOCATED IN

nsriDi^asr-^E'OX.is, Where he muy be consulted, jacaor CHfftll, ou •ii diseases ot these delicate organs. ThS universal success of I«r. WALL'S practice for the (nut twn years in this city, tojuthur with fourteen year, experience in this branch of tbe medical profesmoa elsuvrherf, should oe a guarantee to those afflicted that he ts ao charlatan or quack,but"qualified to accomplish ail he undertakes. Crose K)» removed in Une Minute or n* charge, and without interruption to business.

Patieats to have already bteu curs 1, «-.1 blindness, Deafuess Cross Eys, Ac., can be s/ ou application to the Office. All surgica ^peraiioaa mads in the presence uf the family p^jn. clan wu«u Uesired.

Offensive discharges from the£a CJblldisn (a sure forerunner of Oeafuess,) pet'.VI neatly cured. Chronic Inflau'ation of the lyyas, cf ya»rs' •taoding, perfectly cured. Weeping or Watiry hye-, Cauract, films aid Ulcers uf ths Kye speedily dufod,

NO OHABOK for an £xami nation an*i an Opinion, and uo ctiaige for VKaVCCssst VI. treatment. Uperating Kooms—21% Weet Maryland Street, up stairs.

Post Offios Box 1218. auc30dwly as'

COAL.

Y.!

BUTSCH oal MineM BirlSii, Xnd. iThe oe ebtated Splint ot itlock CO«t, is produced from tlieae Mines. SA ti LKL our authOTiz'.d. Agont, Terre llaute. Ali ordtts for sosl left with him will be promptly filled. Audress V. Butsch ic Dlckson, Jndianapolls, or John Andrews, at tbe~3Iines, lfi-aSi1,Iud. I P. S.—The Coal is mined frsm.the AaIUV farm, se2id3m

QOAL! COAL!! COAL!! COAL 111.

Xhe

undersigned will furnish^ at present' and' during the Xnsuing seaso", either Brazil or Uosedale Uoal, at the iowsst possible ratse, and ths 'very best quali of goal. Any orders, left at th* F«*Sd Store of K.. B. Bobbins', in l)owllug Hail Blook, will meet with prompt attentioa. augttMSm JOSEPH O. &KLLY.

um* -u

C. GJiOYEK,

X, DXALKS ft iiO''

WOOD AND COAL.

MAPAM.B BAPHAKL is a bona fids Astrologlst I&s undersigued is now dellroriag the supsriN S /.IIKVI,

thate vory. can depend upon. She the great ist Astrologlat of tho nineteenth century. It is that we 1-knowto fact that makes illiterate pretonders copy hferjadvertisements and try to imitate her.

Aone

PIW I AT

till

INFLOU HAH 1 ITT 'KK

•or Coaler the Pioneer Ooal Mining Company, at' Oarrysrilie, and respectfully solicit* an examiuatian ami trial. It wilt Ol found equal to ths Brazil Uoal, and is furnished at much less rates* I would reler consumers to B. L. Thvinpeou, £sq.. who is'using it at his Mill

Mid

QOAL !COAL!

Residence. Ortbrs

left- at Ir» Qrorer's Htove titorr, Xhiti^ Mrw|, north of Main, wf 1 roceive prompt attention. Jnly 17. utf Xitt. a uBOVKB. P'i

Tha Best is the Cheapest I I. F. UEBBIL is now prepared to furnish ths best Brazil and Iligkland.Uoal, kiss ths Lehigh add Anthracite Coal, if ordored. Orders left at Me* Keen's Store, 107 Malta Ht., or Usrtsock A Bannister's, will recoive prompt attention. a3dtty,..

"GOAL °COAL!! OHN McFAELANiS IS JSO'^

(urnlshiug the bnst quality of Biver Coa, screeued on a wider scrsea than any othar.Ivaiwr in usiug, and at the very lowest rates.

Orders leit at- the Couutv Scales, or at Woodmansee's Grocery, on Main street, next dear to C. C. Smith A Co.'s Stove store, wiil receive prompt attentioa. Leave orders with Ous. ArBold, at the Post OBlce. JyiMdtf

gOBTOW^ BLOCK. COAL. rids\

The undersigned iSspreparetl to furnish (he citizens of Terre ilaute with this superior Coal, taken from ths mines two miles out of Brazil.— This Uoal is superior to an* brought to this mac-' ket. Lewis llerbert is m» authorized agent, and I wilS nil aby oontract bemay make. Orders may be left at B. L. Ball's Stove Stsre, an,I at Paddock A McKeen's Mill. a!5d6m &OBXBT GOX8T,

I A E O

Is new supplying

the

best quality of BNer Goal

at the market rates. Orders left at Chambers' Grocery StSre, stfuthwost corner ot

ANGERS.

STORi i"t.v

-Joseph C. Yat^s, JUST IN RECEIPT Mess' 13aim ot ai.

Jkuids, "„jrfj

Boys* Hat« oi »U kin(lsi' ^rff .^limos'.H^U ot eil Itina*. Hats oi all lii ud». Aud at all rices.

Hats nade tv oiMer on short notice. Com and seo -.i THE SPBiJia UTILES,

OOVIHOTON KY. Iga,t ,ide PufcUo Square

tha

Publio

Suaare, will receive i....npt,attention ursiv

EraiiSTille Jk Crawfordsylllc R. Co. SKCBETABV'S OtFICE. IvAMSvtLL*, Ixt., Sept. 12th, fts7.

Notice is hpp-by given that tha Annual Keet--ing of Stockholders iu this Company will be hsli at the Court House ia the Oitjr it Svansviile, on Monday, ths 7th day or October,, next, at

o'clock A. H!., at which time an election will be held for thirteen Directors! to s*rve for ths ensuing year. By order of the Board. seUdtd

E. MARMN, See1/.

i-roi

Ir. W. C.COIJDEX, Who resided iu this oity far four years, and now a resident of Louisville, Ky., who has at this tims an tatensive practice tn the treatment of CANCKUS and Cai.cuious Affections, and is rapidly gaining the high reputation that he held in this city during his stay with, us, We can stily of we know, that Br. Ooud^n has been eminently successful ia the laany oas»a that be treated In this city snd surrounding country. ^The Doctor's mode of treatment differs from all others, using aa ahtidots of his own preparation, killing ths Cancer, root and branch, *l(hout pain, loss of blood, or the use of the knife. Dr. Couden is wil-. iiagalso.'to Impart bis mode of treatment of ths. Cancer to one or two regular practicing Piiyiri—' cians of good reputation. Ue does not desire to place IT In the bauds of any one who is not WS1I qtiallfled to snstala the reps tat ioa that he hi^s aLreaiiy gained for his Remody. Any one who may desire farther nioruatiosi in niersBce to tha cure, or mode of treatment of Oanqsc, can consult him in pers*fc, s* by letkiir. lo«lsr(Ile, Ky.J' P.O. Box 670. aerttdw«m