Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 October 1867 — Page 3

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A STAR ON FIRE

2 V^ssgfctnQ r«w£ed byC& asW What uf that Whe cares for an orb myriadsof miles away. Jtteanwhlle, the whole country i»

IS A BUZE

6l*l«itWtt Ofc wtfndarftil fcct produced during tho past year upon tens of thousand* IIUHAW SPHERES bJ that qnencbe.cf fiery hair, thvt transformer of gray hair, that ewift beautifler of hair of every uuyI©ttBaut thadtt of color,

THESKaftorwards

ORISTADOEO 3 HAIR DYE, a preparation as i.armbss as the April rain. Man ii» '.|ct«*! tij.ClW*p020,»)l»li«n

Lane,

Applied by oc9dwlra

V?w York. Si'ld by 1 ruggists. Appl all Hair-Dr&yji^VAj

ll «mOWiN£SSX)P HORSES TUODaAN !S OF llOB&ES DlB YEARLY from Colic. Thin need not be. Dr. Tobias' Ve netluu Horse Liuiinent will positively cure every cue, if given when flrit takon. The cost is only oue dollar. Every ovrner of a horse nbould bay: abmle in his stable, ready for use. It is warriuteJ suistipr tonj.lMbg for the cure of

Cutsy'&Utfalla, TMrelliifo1,Sore Tfiroot, Sprains, B«,U.«yOUi.8.fee, 4c.

TJbis*.im*en«

20 years

bitrtftAut fc5 "p-** P,BC ^the^, So Id-by tl»% i»rugi»t«

i»£0 new

rin dj f&.aeieen u*d atari approved of for

by 'hi tlrst horsemen in the country.—

Given to an over-driven horse, it acts like magic. Orders are constantly received fi om the bacwo ,xiBLr.B or BsOtJOnrrur it. The celebrated Hiram Woodruff, of trotting feme, used it for years and said it it Ur superior to any other he bas tried Recollect, Dr. Tobias' Venetian Hone bM&fe'nt t« *9^^ piat Wtles. Take no atd Saddl*rs De-

Yorkf" itefldwlm

Crt'"'!ireail

IMMENSE INCREASE OF SAXES.

Allcock's Porous Plasters.

Where one H«» sold a few years ago, ft .Jhou- __

New?»BK,rNqT. 23,1869.

*5 CnJUWcH ACofc--*ontl'»m6n i~ hate lulelj suffered Severely from a weakness In my back^ Daring hear.1 your Plasters much .recommended

Qf h» J-rsonted o«, and h"

result wa all I could desire. A single Planter cnrid mo in a week. ouis respectfully, J. Q.BE1GQS,

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Prlnc'pal Agency, Brandreth Home, Niw York. ocl91«lm

Errors of Youth. A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pn mature Deoay, aui all tbe effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for tho sake of suf1 ering humanity, tend tree to all who need it, tho receipt and directions for making the simple remedy by which lie was cured. Shfferers wishing to. *t^° advertiiter'a J(jfpjri'Bdif cili do so by add'reuing, in perfect confidence, -»'{T JOHN B. OGDEN, tuyiOiiltaw wly *2 Cedar 31.. I?. Y. u?i 'isq Ladies Take ParticulaV Notice.

THE REAL VELPMU FEMALE PILI& W.ARKANTKD FRENCH.

PILLS, so cek'biat'd many years ago iu 1'aria, for therali'f of fnmulu irregularities, and

nuterious tor their crimi

nal employment in the pra -.tico of abortion, are now offered fjrsile lor tftj iirsu time iu America. ,They have betui, keut.in •couip1natUo': objeurity, iItt^S%#faet fHnt The oViginStor Dr. Velpean, is pliyaioian iu Pufilj of grea^. w«wth And strict xonsciintlot!? principles, and has withheld,them from geiiiril ute, lest they i.houl} bo employed for unlawful purposes, lb overcoming femaleobstructions, tbey seem to bo truly omnipotent, bursting open tne flood gates from whatever cause may have stopped them but they aro off«re to the public only fjr legitimate use, and all agents are forbidden to sell tbem when it is undemtood that the object iJ unlawful.

Ladios cau pocured a box, sealed ftom the eyes of the curious, by enclosing one dollar, and six postago stanips to M. W. lilACOMbER, General Agem .r the United^^StmtKs nuU Oautiiiiffl^ at Al-

N. r?, Or to'-Any 'nuthum .-d A Lent. Soli by aU iDyiggists iu Terjr Hmtajv- o7dwly

AW 'OF HUMASIXY,!Va.

Kklation

TO SOOIAL

EVIL3.

AS ESSAY FOU YOUNG MEN, on Physiological Errori and Abuses incideut to Youth anil Karly M*nhood, with the humane view of treatment and cure. S nt in sealed letter envelopes, free of churgo. Address, J. SKILLEN EUU6HCON, lloward Aisociitioo, Philadelphia, Pa. se'2Gdw3m

£1. •«*•'. information guaranteed tm.uroili^ce a luxuriant growth of hAir upon ft bald head ptbffcrdless face, «U ))k iecipe for ihe removal of Pimpled, Blotches,

Kruptiuiis. etc., on U»SftWu, Ipa.V'nK olear and beautiful, cad be obtained without jharue by addressing

TiiOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist, 823 liroadway, New York.

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B-A-1ST IK 1ST C3- HOUSE

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No, 20 WALL STREE^-

Corker of Nassau Street^Neto': M.. We buy and sell at the most liberal) cutreav prices, and keep on hand a full supply of QOV-i ernmeut BONDS OF ALL. ISSUES, SEVEN-' THIRTIES, and COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES and execute orders Tor purchase and sale of, STOCKS, BONDS ani GOLD.

CONVERSIONS. W1 jMue|»f^«yBS-1ai«ii»

at the most fayoiable mir^jji^tatei into Fire. TWentios, whicbj at pre out price of gold, yield tbe holder abeut one per cent more interest per annum. Circulars with full particulars furnish-

e^0dnwftlP,PUCati°a'

otirws carfe® cures cares

Wbeaton'8 Oltitmoiit Whe.ilo.i's Ulutment Wheaton's Ointment Wheaton's Ointment Wheaton's 4kntmoat

Tho. "Itch, Salt Rheum. Tetter. Barbel's Itck. O^a Sores, ^rerj Kind

curoa cudU

OF h¥iUY 11U*011 LIKE MAGIC. Price, 60 cents a box by m^il, 0 ct-nts. Address WKEKS Jt POTTER, No. 170 Washington Itreet. flostoD, Mbsj: Foi^sale by all Druggists,

Boston, Sc^pti 1, 1867^344 wdwly'

TURNER'S TIC D0LWWWJREUX OR TURNER'S TICD0L0U0UREUX OR ,-lMMVJEKSAIi SEB«.VIiOU Pitt,

Kli I. NEl'KUGIA PIX.li.

It is aujuuf^iltug rewpdj^ in all cases of Facial Nettfiifyfi", ofl*'ti »(T»ifin? a perfect cure in a »iugle ^ay. Ni form of Nervous liiicaje fails to yleli nii^io iufluBnce. Even the severest ot Chronic Neuralgia and general Nervous Deraagements »f many years' standing, affecting the.ehttre syatMU, arttcotnpleUly aud permanently ourotl by it a^w days, or a few weeks at the utmost. It contains nothing injurious to the most dhJcdte^yiitWn, anll-4an always be used with perfect iafetv. Tf Is hi constant use by the best Physicians, who give It their unanimous and uujuilfBeil appro/Tl'r S"nt by m«il on recoipt of tl and two postage Stripe. Sold everywhere. ICiUiGR A CO., Sole Proprietors,

Uf Treiawint St., BMton, Xmi. flep3*eod 3mn

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HIXNEWELL'S ftHP Th# importance of liis truly #ella AXODIXK, bl« and valuable preparation is now so fully arknowlodgrd, receiving the most frae approbation of Physicians, and in whiih the true name of tfcat in adverttstny, its true character Is only to be siveL-, which I ai* all wha bat^(rt)t witiiecjud iu great curative power,.t^ accept

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confldence.

It is the tru ^r^n-d|r|nr -Vajww.'s"1, fihnmalUm, ficidticdf Tooth t*3 Ear Ache, Head Ackt, 1'aixful Menstruation, A -ini vrhra, Ditnteytrrkia, Delirium IWntatsi Spihal Oomp'aiiit*, to/« of 5J«p as a mild and gentle opiate to all ^srreiw Ajtclioat.

In JiU.'v U.Uas b»on aiiueiiily succee^fal^^In Heart CoajflxM\ a rery potent remedy. JOUS L.'lIUNNKWKM,, Proprietor, PracticalCywmist and rh\rtj»^»«nli»t, 9€immfrdalJWb«rT, Boston," Mass. *9* Setd by ^il ca^ular &alars in medicine.

From Physicians.8io*He ithe grvmtsst ftecdoa of correspondence, to whom every evidence of character wi be freely sent on demand.

Jnly 16, dwoct and on 'y,

SPECIAL NOTICES.

10" There is nothing more certain to prevent female irregularities than Dr. Yelpeau's Female Pills. They will In all Casoi cause a return of monthly sickness, without which no unmarried lady can enjoy perfect health. Sold by all Druggists Oct7dwlm

TO CONSUMPTIVES. The Bbv. EDWARD A. WILSON will send, Jfree of charge) to all who desire it, tho prescription with the directions for making aid using the simple remedy by which he was cured of a lung iffection and that dreaded disease Consumptioa.— Hi* only object is to benefit the afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer will try this prescription, as it ill cost them nothing and may prove a blessing. Prease address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,

Williamsburg, Kings Co., Ne* York.

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iJA«'2 1867!

TUELL, RIPLEY & C0.S'

Dry Goods Emporium.

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£*n4 are, sola ••»*./ &/

I at^fhfey »4i%ogt!ion, wbTihaud tnvigfeAw fh«i part .. _i

reii©vo

n$ry

'ago, pain a of tfr Hr»flwt*on

of~tlie kidneys they nre of groat service. of~tlie kidneys they nre uf groat

Lame Uacli.

Special ^Bargains

THIS

State Fair Week

E S S O O S

PRINTS,^

S I N S

SHAWLS, CLOAKS,«

GLOVES. HOSIERY,

&c., &c., &c., &c.,

TV ELL, RIPLEY & CO.

Corner 5th and Main Streets.

Terre Haute, Ind.

J. WA1.MSIJBY,

E A I O

Has just returned from tho East with a large Stock\of it

Cloths,

JAY COOKE CO.

"fbfctr!4 ¥rfc£c'f Itch SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH erf! »or. in-from 10Hi 48 hoaA.' tnmaont QlnUBfeit

Cassimeres A

.V Vest in

Which he proposes to make ^ip to ordei

CHEAPER

Than any other Merchant Tailoring Es tablishment in Terre-Haute.

Oentlemor. in want of Clothes made in Good Style by a

Practical Tailox* I

Call on J. W. at his

TAILQR SHOP

East Sitl* of the Public Square

ATITTMAJS,

MECHANICIAN,

No. 201 Main Street, between 8th A 7th Sts., Terre Haute, Intl. MODELS ihd Dsawivos Ns^tl\ Kxecutcd. Sewing Mactilnes and other Light Slachinory ropaireJ to give satisfaction. Breech-Loading 3o»t Guns after the celebrated French Pattern, made from uew or old material, may Silly

gOOTS AND SHOES.

N A N E W S

(a selling

Bools & Shoes Very Cheap To close out his large stock of

Boots Shoes and Gaiters, To make room for Spring stock. Ton will e»« money by calling on bim at

No. 3 Mechanics Block, Particular Attention is givaa so

CUSTOM WORK This Department is in the hands of SKILLFUL WORKMEN. octlfidtf

M'EW BOOT and SHOE SHOP 1* The undersigned having jost opened their Shop, respectfully inform the citizens of Terre Rants and snrrounding country, that they artprepared to do their wort to tbe entire satisfaction of their custoners, as well in style as in fitting, no matter about the shape of the foot. The wry best chjio of leather always on hand.— Mt-udiog don* in the best stye and on short notice. Kvery article will tell by wearing what our work is, and win recommend it.

LEIBING A TAKNZER,

B**enrtrt of F. Uoberg's new Brick Building, the fr I'flv htuse west of corner of Kala and Seventh S' near the Terre Hante Hause. seplOdly

TERREby

HAUTE COM-L COL.

OLD COURT HOUSE BUILDING, ook-keeping single and double entry, in all its onus, as pertaining ts business life Penmanship and Arithmetic. Terms within reach of all. For further particulars, addres? tbe Principal, sepiTiily GARVIN

ruBLuaxD Kvnar MOBXIHP ^SXCCPT SUKDATB) a

Moaesitt'^ Building No. 66 Wabas» Sran, dimctli NOBTB of uovit Hoau.

Terms of Subscript/ton For one year, in advance......_...»M...^.M~.91t For six mouths, Id advance.. 6 00 For three months, in advanoe'£ 60 For one month, in advance 86 Deliverable to City Uabscribt.1 eatjSQ ^iat8,ier week

Single cuptesf, 6 iiente.

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•VTearly advertisers will bo allowed MONTHLY OHANGKS of matter FREE of CHARGE. •WThe rates of Advertising in the WIEIKLY EXPRESS will be half the rates oharged in the DAILY. •VAdvertisements in both DAILY and WEEKLY, will be charged full Daily rates and ond-hall the Weekly rates. •WLegal advertisements one dollar per square for each insertion in weekly.

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VGollections will be made quarterly on all adTsrtisements. CHAS. CRUFT, Prop'r.

LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

Save TimQ and Money.

If you have anything to sell, If 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 boarding,

If you want anything, Tell Five Thousand People at once, —BY— Advertising In tbe Dally Express,

Why Emigration Avoids tbe South. Southern politicians profess to be anxious to have people from the Northern States and from Europe settle in the South, and one reason is to secure a numerical supremacy over the blacks in all the Southern States. The Nation, discussing this matter, sensibly says:

Other things being iequttl, people would far sooner settle in Virginia and North Carolina than in Minnesota or Iowa. They would be in a. more genial climatc, nearer the markets and the. seabord, and within easier reach" of the great centres of civilization.

Why then does rot white immigration flow into the South? Why is .there the least danger that the negroes will be able to outvote their white neighbors in any district for more thun a single y^ar? If Southern mcsii would only answer this question candidly they would-have solved the problem which at this moment most troubles tbem. Strangers do net "Want to settle in Virginia, not because they ate afraid of the blacks, for they avoided it before anybody ever dreamed of seeing emancipation in our day, but because they are afraid of the whites because they fear they could not get justice from white Judges because they are afraid of moles* tation from their white neighbors because they do not like dueling and street fights because they like to be able to take what publications they please and live as they please. Every nowni and then there reaches us from the South a solemn protest that lifej and property there are as secure as they are anywhere, and that a man has only to be discreet in his conversation in public alaces to enjoy as much peace as in Massachusetts. But here lies the kerne of the whole difficulty. Men no not like to be discreet in their conversatian in public places. The liborty of being indiscreet is the great charm of Northern society, It forms one of the great attractions of the Northern States to people from all parts of the world. People crowd here from Germany and Ireland in immence numbers, mainly no doubt, in seal-ch of cheap land and high wages and freedom from conscription, but also in search of a place in which they can read and talk any non« sense they please in which they can say 'dreadful things" and make "incendiary speeches," revile dignities and titles, preach "dangerous doctrines," try odious social experiments, without any man's making them afraid. It is a pity, no doubt, that human nature should be animated by so intense a desire, that it should not love the aneieot ways and the ancient cedes but we hpve to deal with it as it is, and not as it ought to be Whenever the time comes in which a man may main* tain against all comers on a Virginia cross-roads the the thesis that a negro is better than a white man, that tbe rebellion was sej on foot by anti-Christ, or that all is not coraplnte unless hals the guests aro colored, with exciting either horror or indignation, the bug-bear of negro ascendency will be forever gone, because the whites lrom all parts of the world will pour into the State.

Fearful Adventure with a Mad Dog. A gentleman contributes the following bit of unplousant experience to an English paper: '-When I went to Hampstead, I saw my dog Prince, covered with mud, and rnnning furiously, and biting at everything. I saw him bite at least a dozen dogs, two boys and a man. Of course I was exceedingly alarmed, being persuaded that he was mad,- I tried every effort to stop him, or kill him, but in vain. At length he sprang up at a boy and seized him by tbe breast happily I was near him and knocked him off with my whip,. He set off toward London, and 1 rode by bis side, waiting for some opportunity of Stopping him. I continually spoke to him, but he paid no regard to coaxing ol* scolding. Yoy may suppose I was serriouely alarmed, dreading the mischief he might do, haying seen him do so rnuce in a fiew preceeding minutes. "I was terrified at the idea of his getting into Camden Town and London and at length considering if there ever was an occasion that justified a risk of life this was it, I determined to catch him myself. Happily he ran up to Pryor's and I threw myself from my horse upon him, and caught him by tbe neck, he bit at me and struggled^ but without effect, and I succeeded in securing him without his bitting me. Whin I seized the dog his struggles worft,jso desperate- that, it seemed at first almost impossible to hold him, tilll lifted-hini iti theRir,When he was more easily managed, .and 1 ..con trived to ring the bell. "I'was afraid that the foam which was pouring from his mouth in furious effdtts to bite me, might get in into some scratch *nd do me injury, so with great difficulty I( held him with one hand, while I put the other in my pocket, and lorced on my glove, then I did the same with my other hand, and at last the gardener opened the door, saying, "What do you want?7' "I've brought you a mad dog," replied I, and telling him to get a strong ciiain, walked into the yard, carrying the dog by his neck. I was determined not to kill him, as I thought if he should prove not to be mad, it would be soch a satisfaction to {be three persons whom ha had bitten. "I made the gardener (who was in a terrible fright) secure the collar around his neck and fix the other end of the chain to a tree, and then walking to its fortherest

I'ViTv iTt~ "t f*rti*irifif

ange, with all my force, which was. nearly exhausted by bis frantic struggles, I dung him away from me and sprung back. He made a desperate bound after me, but finding himself foiled be uttered the most fearful yell I ever heard,

All that day he did nothing but rush to •and fro, champing the foam which rushed from his jaws we threw him meat ana he snatched at it with fury, but instantly dropped .it again. Tho next day when I went to see him, I thought the chain seemed worn, so I pinned him to the ground with a pitchfork, and then fixed a much larger chain around his nepk wben I pulled up the fork he sprang up a^d made a dash at me,, which snapped the old jchain in two, He died in forty-eie!t hours from the time when ha ^ent maaj»

HOUSEKEEPERS STORE.

Carpet ^House

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BR0KAW BROTHERS Si CO., A ,:T. yffi

No. 109 Main St.* Terre-Haute.

Ml kinds ot Carpetings!

All kinds of Oil Cloths!

All kinds of Curtains!

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Ofi A-in

100,000 ^REMinjVIS

TO -j

100,000 CUSTOMERS

.: Consisting in part of

y£j*

All kinds of Upholstery Goods! I All kinds of Wall Papers!

All kinds of Looking Glasses!

Picture Tassels,

Curtain Tassels,

J'?

Bands. Loops & Cornices

Of new designs and very handsome. |)(t

Staple Dry Goods!

We are prepared to compete with the entire trade" in assortment and prices.!

Just Received, ..r. --VA great many

N O YE TI ES

In Rubber Gt-oods

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'.Our Stock is I

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Full, Fresh and Very Desirable.

BRO&AW BROTHERS &. CO.,

No. 109 Main Street, [Between 4th and 5th] 'f Terre Haute, Ind-

MERCH'T TAILOR?f*C

H1RTS0C& & BANNISTER ... i" 10 30?'

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Save just received their

Fail and Winter Stock

Of Fashionable and Desirable

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Our personal and best attention given to the Merchant Taioring department.

We have a superfor and experienced Cutter, and tho bust W to found in tho West. ,'A

Great care has been .3, taken in the selec- .. tion of the FINER"' CLASS of Goods.

.... .j Latest and best ... Styles of Cloths, Casrsinters. Vesting* and

Gents' FURNISiiI N O O S

Our patrons are .• :'j invited to an inspection of our GOODif AND PRICES/

CALL AT THE

Umm Clothiko STOP,

No. 79 Main St,:

rjlEERB HAUTE & BOWLING GKEKS HACK LINE. The und-rsigned propose to commeuca running a Hack Line between Terre II»ut« and Bowling Green, on Moniiar, the 7th day of Gotoboc* to leave *r®rre ifaute at 7 o'ciock A. M. on

MUSICAL.

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•PALACE OF* ri'.i Vio. t.1

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Motijfsj'ii,

Wednesdays, anil Fridays, and return Thursdays ana Satardays. We will a!l at nil tho priucipal Hotn-ls for passangejs. i'aru$Z. Sm*lI parcels aud packages taken on -af terms. A. JOiiNSoX. r.'fi tlm WM. OI-Mnf

gPRING MILLLNKKT.

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.*»?•'! OPENING.

We tr« now receding a fail stock of which wlli be opened on the 4th inc. Ladies, culf and see oar new style Pattern Bonnets *ni Jl%t«,. aprldtf n. ABBOTT.

rtLAUSSjslNi BISHO W SK.¥-«SCo \j Importers and Jobbers of NATIONS AND TO^Hf

W O S S A 0 E A S

FAI^CY GROCERIES, E6AM, TOBACCOS, TEAS, e*«io dtr

lethod

RicharasbW""New

Fpr^ the ^ianoforfe.

"Iesetr»s 6nr'HiB»rty'reiommend»U6n." ... .jjr^sicsJ.piyisw^Hiw Torlt. "UaexceptionaMe in liste and style."

JJwiglit's Jtminfct, Boftoa

"We quits endorse Mr. lwight's opinion^" ._ 5fa?I'Uil Wor)d, New York "A School thit wiljdp excellrirtjwasrte."

DCtftsehF'lffnsIkfflfftngiPbilid

"A work of solid »Dd sfiputtolfr*»a*it'' City Item. Wnlk.' "Will »npers«4»e»ery other of the kind.":

'•An impro*emsfofcba'»ll*'Slrtoft,'Pi»B^%3okb.*! jun JfMfMJfsSSfMns#. "Possws'w merftiiot claimed by oilier workse"'l ai "Common sens? Uiia,tilk, and brevitv.. "Pri"«itr mtny new siid.imPVrUiat ifjasg,',

Tablet, mVw IforS.1

Ko l,ng il rv Je£song. nor wenrisouie exerc'Sfa, but sprightly studies (hrongiiuat, and 'chsrmln^' melociifs fur practic&ivt etiery SUpTtflJ ia all can bo desired: £rlca S3j75. Sent post paid. OLIVBB DlfSOa A-CO:, PubUsherg, 277 W*Hlington.pt.f iBoston ij. II. DlTSOMiji CO.- ill Broadway, Sfew York. Sdwtcn" _— u-Aut

A JJtBPJRQSSB, ,m Teaoher ofTbca* SngMsfc, S5« jno, Organ, ill ronyh Ba°s nnd Gtftnjoeiti

Address. Kissner's Palace of Music, or OJHcO of Torre Haut1* 4Io*se»P. 0 Box 880 14dlm riiii !o

j. a ^indemann

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And smallei Musical InBtrnm£ats,AHd Musical Merohaodise of e»ey description. Sheet Mnsloand Instruction Boolfs'^Kould not fail to *i«it the -im ivrcism

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W All"kinds ot' Stusica! luscrumPiin rupnliWl in ii n.ost approved mannVr dA*

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ttt

Americaa,

.Tr-XU.HTiH l.» And OtlieJpjZPririts.

lo jr. iII

ju viiwc'i

i-.u i-.1 W«1« .y'f O'it) •A

if /l i'ir coii .stUoIiiw :vV.)ua»fl a ,zi8 O

Bleached and Brown

...«a:i're 1 hia.'.

Sheet foiffsl \aud *&Bhiv< 4i)x» n« TICKS,.b '.rti? ".*l

STRIPS ..

fc! i-n&bmntHl :,bv :+«!«n ft CHECKS^ HO

i-sia fi

rwm

rlnK is: oY.

ni adW Ifet

sv3 .mwaidL

1 0

iiiftl/ 18

.O"1' A itois I oil aiti': 7j Jnimifl *dl

t: A .ahjU'G a»!*. FULL, A^SOET^lIt^T jjr

DreSss Goods,,

r.fXT

ca|^merej»?(.iie

wsno#

JeansA_#

aafdli "Pla'

.,«©?e

,l*^

rr i- ?a V* ,i«»w •••a J- r^r -Sliawls, W*}

.-h-^e Cloaks,

A A:

i-iT't a~ *U :e

Notions,

rtiexuiT ttKA w3iT *0 BxassttO [.r eauronris c) vrvtMslq #di vttf 1 Cotton Yams,

jCarpet. Warp, 5 dih

Cotton Bjaitting," ':i jfecr

Sept30 l8Gt dvr

OOKS AND. SMTK/NERY-.

JO, O'CQSlfELii -t. H*?S«SP»ed of* IUji Cndert»Uia Tinsini S9, wbicb rapid incree*® ?SS

ItOOIi THAJK.

SSWJS8-

7L'U'5m»#W* jaidicva

Bo^ fliKffl Stati^flfSK, SCHOOL BOOKS, MAGAZINES, PAPERS, &c., Ac., As^cs a continuance of the trads heretofore to iberaliy bestowed

/«it oVf ii-./

Washiii^tbn Ijbrary' Co.

PHILADELPHIA. Si

SIBSCKIPIION ONE DOLLAIL

^^30^

000

-f

PRESENTS TO SUBSORIBFRS. 'One Wsh PrMenit $40,000. ^.9 «llie t'ajili Piewnt of 9iiO,(NM).

One Cnsh Present of SIO.OOO. •i Oae Owih VnjmK »f »5.MO Two CmsIi l'rrsriilH of $3,8(HI eiM^l. Read Jtekfjiule^/$*cnts Below fc»ok Cpriuicat"' ui Stocs.ia «xcn)j»ttied with

Beautiful Steel-Plate Engraving

WyiiTH MUKK AT 11KTA1L HiS.TflE COST 'is OP CfiBTIWCATKp .i A'tt^l-ntoo.-taMrtts t&4th>i Holtlepii

1 «irirK

The ^^^%toi^ iifcrai:i Co.,

JL#n:^Art^l .JijmtIm' 8iati of'Pop^iyiVll?ii«, anti O.-gan'scd ii. aid yf tho ... Riverside Institute, jit..... .v. Soldiers and, Sailors' Orplians. kneorporatctl by tb£ fSlnt* uf ti

APiilL 8, 1S07. ...

TilK RIViiaSAilfc iNSirXUTB,'1"' SituaUM at KiTershle, ,^uditij{taa County, Stw Jfrsey, Is found lor the purpose of .vatuitonsty udncbting he sbb of duqsased t*ol ioet and Sea me:i of uie (Jnlteil Siatcis,

Jl'lioBusrdrOt T:l.nteesCDi-*iit*o! til- fallowing welUkupwu. iizeas of ^»u^.sTlvandU. ^Mjd New :-iUUi. WU,|iIAU Ii. UAHHi l- ... l)i rict Attorney, hit»iWpilia, l*a HO«, ik WiSlt. Blt'oOlIALL,'!''

Kx-Ctiic-f Uoiner U. S. au4, unorder of XHe.lS, UUji.. JAJilEs 11. SOoVJii., Hoir. W. W. WAKlC»V* j\r

wrjcy. "'M

Agont Aiiuuia £x^jest,I'hy^ei^his-, 1'a.

-M

Soyffl'Uf.jaiflhia.

if jr

^pf li^Yeuue:—Has'i»g racoiTod 6^6«fact.«V .ir•jioucs the procerus pi tl.o en1er'pri.jJ« ii4uct^d^y iiio Washington-Library ConH^y*' wjil i»e4-voted to cU.titabiu unrj, permission i.-i lierebjjc araiateLl to.iUu'l'Compftny to.oon^iuct e_uc!i. rnj.|tpris» exempt tt'uui .charge,

jfi. ii. ?. iiuLUNSj Oj/^miaHioncr.

I: trdr that tli.»,l uuovoK'iit object stit Ibnii .n tli'a blreuiar. totiy'i successfully 4eed:Ml!*h»i lia"»e issnnd JBve s»rtos of

jFUSK STKBL-PLVTE BNGSAVimS, w'hicii tftv put on snbtcnptioii at pricos amc'j beJnw iheir iet*jl-value. CERTlFICAi'*o'*Jt'.STJUK IN TtiE WASH

IJiCt'COJ* LlBlJAUY C011PA8

\rill be issiii.d, wuhthe Sea! tloi (joini'auy,an4«ij{n«jil ayvllis Seoretary. (No.iioth,or8 iS«nnino.) ,,-.v

Any pcrsor.ssadiftgus ONE HOtiL,tP., or paying the «a£ho to oiir local Agents, wili ii-ceive intmedUtely .. line Steel Plate tiugiavu!£, at choice from tlie following list, md One Coi tigcaio of Stock, inuWigOne froscnt in publishviS'.haduly.

N I OKOS LfOLLAlt KNUBAYINW?. Mi"' l-i"3iy Ohildl My Ohii.i 1" No. 2—"Thej iu u.-«iivejU Uu.y'xe.titivedi'% No. a—"U .i Kevtu ty sir' or,, the E.»r,y JLiuya of the JJoyoIuti .ji.'

Atiy person paying TWO pA.bL'Altt vi'.i ,ti»ceivt- either of tho following fti'« $tf.'l at ctiyio.', pud, two oertillcatea ifi-aif!j 4 eu.Ing w-t'Med tf'£wo t'eescntd^.

Auy peTsoii'^uying LI It Eli

in'?.) -v-

Corner of Third and Main S^rp^ts, 4,

TWO JUOLLAH Ji.NCitAVWGri.

.&>. 1—"WidUington's CduW^liip.'' No. IT— "WagliiiijiJyn's Last latei view y\ Us iljtlisrjr" xni£!CK DOLLAIt UNGliAHI'SQ&.j.

l?0LL.f,U3

neire the beautiful Steel PHtfc o'f

and Tlir 6etifica?ej,

•TP

»»l!l'r«.

U.JMK' :FROM TUE,

benoiiiluiugi4tU!*j(f«rftirft

"ouit UOLLAE ESoKxr^as

Auy person paying FOUR Li6itHl!i5 »litill re ceivo the lare and beautiful Sl^ul I'lnli'If 'TUB MRUjS OF. OUB-FOKmCfHirns,"-. an4 Four h'erufli.iUos of Stocto^'vntitiiirj ilipm t" I'OjUr.l'i'estiit.. ..u.ij.' »,. wyi! HJLLAB iJNGBAViMU. 1

Atiy'itenw)^ )«lio .iJflVK.:WULUABi'

receive th^ U'rjgt aud tip|«uilid iifael ,1'Jaio of oV l'jJAaOMXxVSs," aud.Vivis I'prti^oates of.Stock, tiiijUint- tUsrn to rive Pretend.- '1

7r-

THi KiVglfa^fiics anil C.-rtldiitea1 wlil 6e delivered to scU'(titiscritidrs as our LoCal A'iceiicl6s, or sontlii juiul, ^oatTpa.i,or us way be orderpcl. .: ... ., •. v.l «d if-,!'

WASliS.YGtdX IIBKARl' lOllfANY .!*s.. "M|

Thtec ailndiert Tli'dus.'iild dollar PRESENTS t" #6' ih.Q Shareholders, On Wednesday 8lli of Jan. next

At PHILADELPHIA^ .PA„ OB AI T.1K l.X'yrilb'Tti SUVEiW4»K, n.

SCIlIiDDLK OV PKE3ENT3 '4 'N :i 1 0a»h I'resonti*.. ........,„...»40,000. 1 Cash Prcseni..... iiO.fcOU 1 Cash Present,.'....... 10,Ot,*) 1 Cash Presout '. f,(XKJ 'I Cash Pri-s-ntr of f«,600 each 6,00'J 1 Haudsouie Country Ui sideucet Stable*) -1 Oroutids/'&c., GermatitJAn, Pliitad'S... 18,000 1 i'ouide itesidenof, 3 story brick, Cam* atin. S.a.:.. 15,000 1 (,'oai.Depot, Oillce Sheds, Utuuuil, wltV "business established, No.l3:l WaiUiug !.tou Aveuye, Philadelphta 15.00U 1 Country Kesideuoe, JiHarside, !'. J. with GruunJ,"Triiita7 icc." io,doo 1 'l'lirce story Cot^oge, Lot, Ac...,......:.ia"« 6,000 'ii "ValuableBuilding Lotu, Kimrsldo $:i00 6,000

X'Hhatniit l'nrnout' Family Carriage. Spanof.Uorses, Harass/,, iff., coiuiiltJtet 6,(KW 10 Valuable building lots, JRiveiaidv, $ ur, each 3,000 ilrfautiful Silver-jjray iioue, 16j •nglij sii«d by the colobr^twi ituport»)'

Arubiun lloroe' "Caliphalsor»li|(hi Kosid Wa^-on, weight 110 pouutts, v. Ith s.-t of superior Single Harueja, Ac., making a lir-U-clatfaestabliBlimonnt.. 5,uOO 2,1 Piauo-j, $500.each 10,uOO 20 5tlodeoi,s, $225 ?ach 4,600 fi ltoseweod sewinig Jl'aohitlesj 3^00 itifh 1,000 lit Family Sewing JUacJiiuvs, $100 «,a lj..„v 1,000 *1) rtiio liold Wiitches, JiiOO'eitib..... lfc.OoO lOu.Oil Vftiutingj^-by leauic^ Artirtu—ap-, gregato Value.' 10,000 •a Oimei'i Hair Suawlti, 3,000 'l am'i's Hiiir Shawls, S.1.000 each ti,000 3 Uaadjj»:e Lac»Smwls, $250 cach 760

JO C'-ifihmer. Shaw a, $50 each ...^ 500 -20 SUBJlHps'-rrSteras,"S71 each.............".'T'T,500 60 jUity liaild-ng Lots, Sna each,......^.... $,750

The rotoainder will cjnsist of Sii Jl'iaical Boies. lfpora Glu.iWe, 't PocKet.Biblos, and i'itt'erent afly'dsii 5 oi ortiimetit a»"d tiw.'annimntiBg to" 2 000

All iUe-jWopei ti -s given clear of incpi^brance.

flow TJ OCTAI.V SHAKES JLAUBAVIA'UN.

or^n to n, |yjuai', euclbsirtgTroUj fl to ^20t.either by Post OiBce orders, or. in a re^latend lutW*-,'. nrtJtfErr "rjaltv LaVger Miiontita AhtQld be sent by draft or expre^

**lJ"i.hitr.'8 with Kggravings $9,60 35'»h*res with Engraving* 23,50 60 shirrs with Kugraviaga 16,60

IB shares wiih Ehgravingi* 69,00 100 shares with Kn^ravinga.... _80,00 Local AGliNIS WAH TEL) throughout the limited

States.

haTe appointed t^f Tlvcelyera,

ftl«s,ru GKUBlilC A. tXioKE A CO, whose wel 1 kpown int-griiy an buiinuSi exyorieuco will. be a.suffioi«tit

b'uarHnts:

tUac tte" tnoiiey upplied to

the Dliuo-e stated. l*Mn.ADERruiA,

PA.,

May 20,1867.

'RVtheOffinors and Metrtbori of the WavMngton Libr ./-y Co., N. 3. KUAU, Seoretap- S, 0 ntlcmen •—On re/eipt of your iiYtrofthe 15th inat., not f)iog of onr appointmetij as Eetviyjirs fur yo ir Corapanyj WO tooL (Uo libsrty to submit a copy of your Chart r, with a planol yb'nV iiterprlse, to the highest legal ivlth-rity o! havins recetv^d hl-i fnVotrtblo opinHn,ili'r:'Kscd to it* legality, an! symp^thlaiDg the benerr)lent obj act, of x6ar'j|wsooi*ttoga" vtz] ^he eJucatioQ »pil inaitusuaaoft *t the orsh'iri ibilKren or our solilisrs »nl sailors at the kj*ersMe lAlrtute, we hare eoncltfdci to 'iecept, tbe (cast, and ta use our best efforts to pfomttt*so wor by an oht.fct.

Hespectfollji, yoors, ic., o*5.- a. oo'dis:* A OTT Ajthit^sa *11 letters to

OKO. A. COOKBA CO., BARKJSB«,

is Sout^ Tii^iril street. Puil&detpght, Pa,^ |lecetfvrs fotttlB VudiliifttotL LibrafJfBo.

104 3Xa.ln Street, Agent in Terre-Haute,

STOVES ANPTINWAIIE.

50 & it 1A1S STE1BI,

1 8 A 0

Cheap Stoves

... .. Grates Plows, Scales# 4c.

We are

now

receWngtb#

Largest, Che^wsl

and Best

Assorted Stoak of Goods In to this City, boat iw Kecent SepteMbei^ ®ec"He» And condsting ((f the wall-known

Stewart Cools St**™' ror Wood or Coal

Resor's EMPIRE CHAMPION, 3b ,=233

BELL,r w4 aoi

DIAMOND,

i* -1

rtt

O. K.

MONITOR

Coal Stove,

Decidedly tbe best Stores. Hade for the Coal of tU&loc*litjU Sole Agents for

Tan's Famllr, Boarding House and Hotel Ranges,

From 9100 to 910M Sack I and 78 other varieties of Wood and Coal Heating and Cooking Stoves. All of the a bore we will sell at

LOWER RATES

Than auy Store and TinwareHoaceIn Terre-Hante

%S MANDFACTDBE ALL KINDS OF

Tin and €opper Ware For fhe Wholesale and Betall Trade. Sole Agents for Talrbanks Bcales. Sell the Millor and Kichmand Plows Amorloan and Kentucky Cider Mills Iron and Slate Mantle#,juid Grates of all kinds. Bamembor we furnish with EVEBY Cook Store OWeal's Patent Copper Bottoms I This improvement,, by the Copper oxtendlng up the sides of the ressel two or more inches, presents the tin from corroding where It joins the copper. And with the same deed tin an eight inch Wash Boiler is made to hold two gallons more than tbe common Boiler, and the Boiler Is as durable as if mads entirely of Copper.

Ton will find it to your interest to give as a call for Goods in this line, jefore buying elsewhere.

€. €. SMITH A CO.

£dplldwtf

LIBRARY mm\,

S O E S

Large Stock

and Low Prices,

S. R. HENDERSON'S,

Four Doors South of the Post Office, on Fourth Street.

KNOWING.that

the Public has

long demanded a better class of Stores than hits heretofore boen generally'oBered in thl. market, H. B. HENDERSON has this season selected with gn at care, from the most

Popular and Celebrated Pattcnu known in the country East or West, an assortment of Cooking aid Heatlig Stovts, soch as are rarely ever collected together in one House*

Among his stock maybe found the

ol almost

leading Stov-

every prominent ma»ufucturer

the eoim-

try. Heating and Parlor Stoves, with ail the Modern Improvements and conreniencion. itotes tor Offices, Stores, Cnurches, Hotels, Dining-

Kooms, Bed-roams, any and all kinds and as for prices,

lie JDefies Competition!

Us is confident that he has bought AS low as nnybody c*n, and is determined not to be N E S O It is impossible that anybody should hare mttib Stoves, for

no be Per are made.

ALL ARE WARRANTED! With Cooking Store* he gives More Furniture than Is Usually Given and delivers all StOies in the city

Free of Charge 11 In addition to Stoves he keeps a general assortment of Tin, Iron and Copper Ware, Pressed Ware,

The New French Ware, Spoons, Ladles, Proierring Kettles, Muffin BeSeers, Woffle Irons, an 1 the rery newest tbiag oat, the Patent Mirror Smoothing Irons.

These Irons hare the new inclined handle, and Patent Chilled Iron Face, which retains tho heat «M

common one*.

S O E S

Just received and will be sold at the L0WX8T BOTTOM PBICES, at

I of the Leading

Home Companion, three sixes* General Grant, three sizes. Charter, four sizes. Muter prist, four sizes. Forest Queen, four sizes. to 4

All warranted the best in the Market, at

Q' ti.' H.EKDERSOJN, O MANUFACTURES^1

1J 1

STOilK on •uhMtreet, 4tl^or S«nth or Pott Mice

The Best Cooking Stoves. Tbe Finest Heating Stoves. All kinds of Fruit Cans. Every Variety or Tin and Copper Ware

Everything Warranted.

Hoofing, House Guttering, fte., done promptly and warranted to gire satisfaction. None but the: best "BKAND3" of Tin seed noless specially ordered. Prices—Cheap as the Cheapest. uih'idly. ch S^p3

1 B. HAGERTY & CO., Are prepared to do all kind of O I W O

SUCH AS

Hoofing, Guttering, Coppersmith Work, And Repairing of all Kinds.

We have also the Agencf for

v. BENNETT & MARSH'S CELEBRATED

Plitenix Warm Air Furnace,

Of which we

haTe

already put np several, to the

entire sAtlafaction of the partite using, them, :e whom went at all times refer. All kinds of Furnaces repaired and put ufHn complete order, and the work warranted.

A general assortment of TINWABS on hand at all times. Givens a call at No- 187 Main Street, Bet. fith a 7th hts., TKKEB HA O'f H. 1HD, o6vlodtf

JgVENINQ. SCHOOL,

Next Monday, Sept. 23d, the undersigned will his Evening School for tbe whiter season, uf his rooms in Ninth street, between Walnut anu Poplar.

It b!.-lnr entirely ajainst my principles to prefes»an thing more than what I am fully abie to realise, Iwnly cay that, on application, my lessons wil. c-juiproUead Latin, French, Gorman# lug* Ii»h, Mathematics, and all noceisary training (or biistnt'M life.

Xihiis are rery moderate, bat cash rstjnlred monthly, in adrance. A sele.t French Class ii taught erery ersnlng, jrom 5 to 0. To all those desiring to get a rapid an iaccur ate knowledge or this eo rery teshlonable language, thl* will piwe to b« a most raluablo chance. JOHN J. VJESQ0E,

Teacher at the Publlo City School*.

eepUHlm

BILL POSTER.

GEO. W. REIFSNIDER. Programmes and Circulars distributed tn (fQOD STYL'El mr All orders left at .Dowliag Hall, or at the Printing Offices, will be promptly.* tleeied tojrltr ntsaaad diapataii-

3*#« »*,

DRY COODS.

Ei^LL-TRAD ,^18 67.

.'{.i

keat attractio

Ali?i

eel*,e*e'

J£e* novelties

great-

INDUCEM&3SITR tjan ever for Cash »ass buyers to visit the

yp*** willbo fouAd the fi&nt ...... ,-aorttttractiv3 stock of FALL GoOM Shown ta this city.1'

staple and Fancy

O OD f:

si&Ks,' POPLINS,MERraros,

ti/1 Goods

MOHtlKs,

"I»JEIsAI5f^,

White Goods, Laces & Em-

broideries, Notions, ~t

—TPurnisMng

7~tTV. Gloves, 1v* Hosiery,

Domestics, Ticks & Stripes Prints^

-~T- Cloaks, l, Shawls, Furs,

Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Xtoniggqts Iiugt and Mats',

nail Papers, Window Shades, Mirrors tt

To persons living at a distant visitir^ our city, now op at the time of the Fair, and our home trade, wo would iav that the titne spent in examining cur different departments will not ho loit tc them. ix

New Goods Kcceived ftaBy at the

'Buckeye Dash 8tor-.' Wl tf

W. S. RYCE & CO.. 77

dwtf

Buffalo

third longir then Ik*

Store Pipe of all alaes and kinds,

conBtautly on hand, and no e^tra charge for tlveting join la together. Buyers will certainly saro money by culling on

S. B. HENDERSON,

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

oEYEN CAR LOADS -:ii-HJf V?4$

Main Street.

0LD RELIABLE

LITTLE MIAMI RA!Lki»AJ*» VIA COLCMB03,

Shortest & Quickest RJu te

From CINCINNATI tr. ail tlu-

EA8TERN CITIEfti, TOWNS, VIl/LAOKS and STATIONS. The LITTLE MIAMI Is the ONLY Lightning Express Trains from Cincibii.iii ui Kast. It being the shortkst Iilue, Co.iti'Di are certain, and Passengers hare .AftrLi: tir.. Meals.

FAST TIME FROM CINCINSAT! TO' Boston

in 34 hours Baltimore in

New

York iu 31 hours Washington ('if it1

in 16 hours Cleveland iu 9

Three Daily Eastern liiin.. 7 A. M. Lightning Express. A. il. Ii ,i.t« DlBg Express. 8 P. il. Ligh'tuln.' Kx, r.-.i'. Modern Sleeping Cars by Night Train-),

ERX]

Stoves

in the Uarket

Saloou (Jars tiy baj .it:..

The S f. 11. Train ltares Sunday Mgfct IftMcfil •i Saturday Might, BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH' 0M~ TnaoooH Tioscts are sold at all Tioket Offices In the South aud West. Ask lor 'I

Via Cincinnati and Columbus. WM. t. O'BRIEN, Gen'l Ticki-t ASf it. T. J, SHERLOCK, Gen'i Agent, CinoinnsM. •IU

E RAILWAY

SBKAT BROAD UllAGK—UOl'BLE TltACh ML.

NEW T?ORK, BOSTON, i"t'f And New England Cities. THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS R0« Dunkirk to New Fork 460 Miles.

Buffalo to Neto York 423 Miles, lamamca to New York 416 Mi!xj AMD 18 moM 2'J to 27 MILKS the SU0R1EHT KOI TK

All Trains run directly through to Voi!:, •W 4SO MJUUES without cbangeof Coftch. $

From and after August 26th, lsCti, Tn.ini leare In connection with all Western line^, ea lollows: From Wnnkirls find Knliuanca-

By Now York time Irani Unionfiipots: 7.30 A. At. Kx press Mail, horn in li.ik. (Sundays excepted). Stops at Salamai.'H 1" 1.0

A. Al. aud connects at HornelUviLs *n Ltn ing with the 8.0J A. M. Bsprea* fr..'m Ca-.s.'. and arrives In A'ew York at 7.00 M, j|,B5 f. H. Llfhtnlng CxprcMi, iron: I:-. manca(Sundaysoxcepied). £t pitt llornvt:-.-(.25 P. H., aud connects »t Horo.lit' ::,".:, it he 2 A re a

Buffalo, and arrives in Yoi «v 7 V\ ••. 4.19 P. W. 31. T, NishtYxjtrc**, kirk IS'indays excepted), biopa at Salinac.-i 6.66 P. M.J Ojean 7.35 1'. II (Snpj 1 and anivo in connecting with Ai'.riii,".

9.58 A' 11., (Bklt). at 12

P. 11.,

coi

Trains for Boston and N» Ktiirlai I'm..9.50 1*. M. Cincinnati Express, itt_. Dnnkitk, (Snuiiiiys ixtepled). otupn ui manca 1166 1'. M., aud connests at 1I--M

Tllle with the 11.iW P. 11. Train fc.-: BuilaJ arriving In New York3.25 l*. M. Prom Buffalo—Uy New York 'i i?us i-. ot cer. Kxchange and Michieau SLre' ti S.4S A. H. Sew York Day Expri:««. (Sundays excepted). Stops at II»r•! 9,03 A.M., (Bkft) Susquehanna 2.17 Jl (Dine) Turner's 7.6G P. SI. C»nwi-i ureat Bend with Delaware, Lackawaii em Ballroad, and at Jersey City with JXid.-i^

Kxprees Train of Mtw Jsrsu R.tllr sa Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wastiingicm. 1.00 A. M. Esprcn JHail, v:n A s=it

Uornelisrille (Sundays excepted). Arrives ir New York'at 7.00 A. 11. CVnnect8 at with the Northern Central Railway tur I! 11 itburg, Philadelphia, liaitimoio, NVa^rin. :nt and other points

South.

q».an |», JI. Lightning Exprew, (Sundays excepted). Stops at Horuellovi!^ (Hup.), and arrives in New York 7,00 A. M,—

Connects at Jersev City with Iorni»" Ki ,rpin Train of New Jersoy Railroad for B*lti.'u i. and Washington, and at New York with .'dt a Ing Ixpress Train for Boston and New ii.'inland Cities. 1,10 P. n. New York Kight £.\pr«%

DAILY. Stops at Portage 8.A6 I'. 31, (gup.), Intersecting with the 4.16 P. M. Tram from Dunkirk, and arriTea in Kew York at 12.3U P. M. I1JSO P. K. Cincinnati Express, (Sunfl"7 days excepted). Htops at buspuehannn.

A.M., (Bklt.) Turuer's 1.12 »,*.. (W" ), and arrives in New Yurk at .iAh V. !i neots at Orea' Bend with Delaware, wanna A Western Bailroad for Sorantop. i. :ton and Philadelphia, and at New Vort with Afternooon Trains and gieanlus for Boilp* inland New Kngland Cities.

Only one Train East on Sunday, leaving Ba ta at 6.10 P. M.. and reaching Net* 1 of ii »l lvi.'.n falo at 6.10 P. M., and reaching 1 afternoon

Boston and New England Passengers, with tb«r Baggage, are transferred fr*e of eharge iu New

The best Ventilated and most Luxuriua SJaplac Coaches NV1N TUB WORLimpa aeei &j.i •Tine all night trains on this railway.

Baggage Checked Through AndWr as lew as by any other Route. l« FOB TiCKBTS VIA Bttlfc BilLWA Which can be obtained at all Principal Tkket f« floss in the Weat ^nd i-outh-west. H.

RIDDLE,

WM.

-I

B, BABB,

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