Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 October 1867 — Page 3

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Ailcock's Porous Plasters. Where one was sold few years ago, a Thou0 %u ?4'ld

AW OF H.UMAxNl^I I In ltELiTios TO SOCIAL EVILS. AN K33AY FOB YOUNG MEN, pn Physlolaglcal Error, aud. Abuses inoideut t.i Youth and ICarly Manhoad, with the humane view of treatment and cure. 8-nt iu sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Addree9, J. SKILLEN HOUGHTON, Uoward A»toci*tio.i, Vhlladelphia, Pa. se2Cdw3m ... :™1'

Information guarautoca to croduce a luxuriant growth of hair upon a bald hoad or beardless face, »ls a recipe for tho removal of Plinples, Blotcbes, Erauiijns, etc.,.on the»liin, Wav.nj? tliovamespft, •har*and fceaatirnl, fr.au. be ofctsin««i tvitnout :hart by adlrossiDg

SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES.

,,wR3i A STAB:0» IEE IM r^tut^rr^irted..by Uuxutiouuiners. What hitt.J ^WSbkitaiis'tW ein orb myriads of milM

Meanwhile, the wlioio country ia 1ST A BLAZE

excitemsntj.At-the -wonderful effitet prodaced (U daring the past year upon tens of thousands of HVMABf fiFUtKKS bX that quencfje. of fiery hair, th»t transformer of gray hair, that mrfft beaat'rfler of hair of every unpleasant shade of color,

OBISTADORO'3 HAIR DYE, a preparation as liarutlefis a the. April rain. Mannfjcture-! by

V^411 'TIafjj Dresser TO O"WN£RS OF HORSES. -)V. \fl^il«b'dAK!iS'. OK ,'riiOfisES DlK YEARLY v. j' \fr«m e»MAi

heMao liolJaXtiiimurt will positively cor# every case, il iTtii wi o"a

ou« doll*r. Kv«»y b^a?r of a huMO »honld hav a bjttle iu u.» Bta'jlc, reidy for Bfle: It is warV»i(i»t'i«h®?'Or'to anyiiiiot else for the cure of ^hln'sp,:80M Throat, Sprains, Bruises, !M Aires, *cl 'ttiis liniment Is no new been uit-d aui approved of for in yiunrpy.fn. the country. "**""OiWn to nri over-driven bane, it acts like magic. 1 *Sp£*i»:»re ebtntA^r'^eeWtdStom tie

ENGLAND

for it. The celebrated Hi-

ram Woodruff, of trotting fume, used it for years and said it if far superior to any other he has tried Recollect, Dr. TobUa1 Venetian Hone „Ljnl:pootl

otln r. Sold "by iho Druggists at.d Saddlers. Depot. 60 Cortiamit Strest, New liork. oc9dwlm I.H91ENKE LSUBE48E OF SAXES.

They strengthen, warm anl invigorate the part upon which they are applied, an I relieve nervous affection* of the LoWeN, lumbago, pains of ,, ,t{ie aide, and usually 11 lecai paln^f Indirections of tlie kldnoys thoy are of great service.

Lume Bacii. NEW YcBK, Nov. 23, 1819.

T. &LLCOCK & Co.—Gentlomen I have lately suflVred severely from a weakness In my back,« Having hear.! our riastors much ^rocomuiended OTtfr rwocW IhlB kind, procured ouc, and the ®-»rt«nVt Ml r-foiild -i 'Mi e: r.ingle Plaster cared me in a week.

Yours respectfully, J. G.BIUGGS, Proprietor of the Braudmth House. t, Brndn.'th |I*ue,-NeWjYork.

tWUira

Errors of Youth. A Qoutlt-mau who Mi!f tied for years from Nervi.us Debility, Pr-'matuie Decay, aud all the effects of yoiitiftiUi*al-rcf$oii, WtR^or the sake of snf-i-rlng huniiiuity, aend iree to all who need it, the receipt and Mictions for maldDK the simple remfdy by which lio was cured. Shffcrers wishing to profit by tk» advartiser'a e^JstiiSECut aan do so by 1 ddroMicK, in porfect confidence, 3JQH.II B. OGDSI?, »!WHwlt(Cw frly' 48 Cfefrar St., ST. T. ladi).^ lakp: Tarticula* Sotice.

JiWMU iPALB PILLS.

W 1 i,ANTED

FRENCH.

fllUKSE TILLS, so celfbrat many years ago .L in Harii, for tho relii of female irregnlarities, aud after\v»r4»^«i-BOt»riou3 tor their criminal employment ill tho prn' tii8 of abortion, are now offered f.irnalo for It rat time In Amcrica. They have been kept iu cotsipaiative obscurity, from tho fact th it the originator Dr. Veipean, is a physician in Paris, of great wealth and,, ettiot conscientiotiB 1 riuclpl^s, ^hd lias withheld them from general use, leat they should be employed for aulawful put poses In overcoming female obstructions, they stem to be truly omnipotent, bursting opan too flood gates from whatovor cause juay have stopped thpmj but thoy are .offered to til's ptiblic oBiyfor legitimato uee and all agenta are forbidden to sell them wbon It is underttood that the object ii unlawful.

Ladies cu poourod a box, soaled fi otn the eyel of the curious, by enclosing one dollar, and six postago staii'i)B to M. W, UAl'OliaER, Goneral Agoni ,r the United States and Cauadas, at Albauv, N. Y., or to any authorized Auent. Soli ^by all Diuggists in Terre Haute,, o7dwly

823 Broadway, New York.

Tg^S. JT..CiTAPMAN, Ohemlat,

mylOJ ltaw-wl

O S E

A. 1ST IK-1 INTO0* JAY O6OK: .. Sv 20 WAl^.StBEKT, iS'treet, New York.

At OO.,

We buy and soil at^tUo must liberal., current prj^ei k«(®, 4^Kf»o tall rfofpfily of G0V*crnmont BOJ3U5 OF ALL ISStJKS, SKVKNrUII^.IRSK»wl COMPOUND INTEPKST NOTES ami bxocnto orders for purchaso and sale of STOCKS, BONDS an GOLD. b/x iOQNv

Wo couvert t'io Usrosof Hr.viiN-THiBTtKS "'t^1 ,,iaA'*i»i«iairtaark»t *«te»4wW' "WW Twentios, which,

the lioKler ub»nt otife t'W 'csnt 'raVrV inter^at par annum. Circulate WTtlTTtHr particulars iurnished upajiaat'licpAiov a^l^l tJ) !«T COOjKB* IQ.

ITCH ITCH ITCH SCR ATO.HFE SCRATCH. I SOR ATCU in from 10 to IS hoars. Wheaton's.Ointment cures Iho Itch, vet Whtatoti4t Olnttiic.it' iiiros Kilt Rheum. Wheju.. uiittoicnt euros Tetter. WheatQloUaent .euros JBarber's Itch. \fkcltWf i&Mftit iSirsi did sores. Whcaton'9 ointment cureB Kvery Kind

OF l.Vr111" HUMOR LIKE MAGIC. Pric^, 60 conts a box by mail, tO cents. Address \V KiEKS & ,^0,ITKB, Np. 170 Washington Street, Boston, Mass For sale by all Druggists.

Boston, Syl. 18,1807-3ta ivUwly

TURNER'S TIC DOLOROUREUX OR TURNER'S TIC DOLOROUREUX OB VXlVERS.il, KEVRAI.OIA PILL, r.MVKRSH, XKlRAJuOIA FILL. A S.VFK, CEHTAtoj AN1 W«1Y CtJRK FOB

SEUllil-Gl^na^ll SKJiVOtfS Dl^SASSa. It is an unfailing rei6«tiy

in all cases'

Sepi.Boi^atbs

Facial

Neuralgia, often effecting a periact cure in a single day. N» form of aSarTfa^ Diieast failB to yield to its m»gie ihHuonce. Efen the severest ot Chronic NVniaUta' *'ntl-general Nerrous Der»nf^aeaU of

th«Wtlft iits?»'a,Varicompletely «nd permanently cured by, it in a fe* d»ye, or a, few w*eks at 'ttt4aaCriM**A»hiug injurious to the most delicite system, and can always be used with perfect safety,.. tt:ta In oonetant nee by the beat Physicians, who |WC4ttl)fe!r uaaataous and uu}u«liflel »lijir7l._ j}ni by tn»i! on receipt or 91 tkOd*tfeVpost:i£o'atairit*. Sold everywhere. rVRNGR A CO., Sole Fr«pi«tors, 120 Treiuont S(.. R««lon,.aa|is.

HUSXEWELL'S tnnce or this truly sella

ASO «ll Mnln*hiable prnparation is now to fully acknowledged, receiving the most frw approbation of l'hysicianij »nd in which the true name of_4n?ifyw is perfoctiy apparent,, that inadveHfAAg, it* tm» ctaWtVr'!* only to be slvet, which 1 ajk ail wbotHv«« nj* vitne?8?d its great curative power, to accept with confidence.

I lis tlS "tr& remedy

Atihm

iTor- XturaJgia, Jtheunftirm,

Sciatica. Tooth and Ear /Wf, JTeOft Acktrv Poin/xi Menstruation, .i imorrhta, DijmtHJrrhti, Dtlirittrn lV»n»«ni, S^iinai^Complaiit.%Lptsof

SUtp.

mill fetidfi^Qtlo\(piate to all

anA «»-a

'^erroxt AJtctiofu.

it haj bfl4ft*emt)iently succettful. In

Start CampUiHts,

a vi,ry pot-nt reme-ly.

Wa*

Pras.'icSt Wietnisl and f'h irtnacrutiit,

o*'Mas8

•af deldbv all i-e^ular d?»i..rs iu uedioiM. From SiCt'*n iuvitel tho greatest freedom of oorroipj iica e, to whom erery evidenoe of eharaoter wt l. fr^elr sent on demand.

July 1G, dwoct and jan'y.

There ia nothing more certain to

prevent female irregularities than Dr. Velpemu'e Female Pills. They will In all cases canse a return I of monthly ilcknea*, without which no unmarried lady can enjoy perfect health. Bold by all

Druggists OctTdwlm TO CONSUMPTIVES. The

BET.

T)OriO,'«8 Jfaiden Lane,

KBWABD A. WILSON will lend,

[free of charge) to all who desire it, the prescription with the directions for making aid using the simple remedy by which he was eared of a lung affection and that dreaded disease Consumptiom.— His only object Is to benefit the afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer will try this prescription, as itjwill cost them nothing and may prove a blessing. Please address

BEv. EDWABD

A. Wl LSON,

Williamsburg, Kings Co., Mew York.

mylOdltaw-wl

MERCH'T TAILORING.

HAftTSOCK & BANNISTER

Hare just received their

Fall and Winter Stock

Of Fashionable and Desirable

O I N

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

We have a superior and experienced Cutter, and the best Workmen to be found in the West

Great care has been taken in the selection of the FlitJJR CLASS of Goods.

Latest and best Styles of Cloths, Cas«simers. Testings and Gents' FURNISHING GOODS.

Our patrons are invited to an inspection of our GOODS AND PRICES.

CALL AX THE

CLOTHING STORE,

UNION

No. 79 Main St.'

J. WALMILEY,

E A I O

Has just returned from the East with a large Stock of

Cloths,

Cassimeres

Testings,

Which he proposes to make up to ordei

CHEAPER

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

Gentlemen in want of Clothes made in Good Style by a

Practical Tailor

Call an J. W. at his

TAILOR SHOP

East Side of the Public Square

NATRONA REFINED

AP0N1FIER

Concentrated Lye.

2 Cts. a lb. for Superior Hari Soap.

TWELVE POUNDS OF SOFT SOAP FOR ONE CENT.

Every Family can Hake their Own Soap.

ALL VARIETIES OF SOAP.

A( Baelly Made as a Cap of Coffee.

Is new Concentrated Lye, for making Soap, just discovered in GREENLAND, IN THE ARCTIC 8KA8, and is composed mainly of Aluminate of Soda, wliich, when mixed with RKVxrsn FAT, produces the

BEST DETERSIVE SOAP IN THE WORLD. 1 Box will make 175 lbs. good Soft Soap, or its equivalent in superior Hard Soap. Retailed by all Druggiata and Orooan in the United Stateacr* FULL RECIPES WITH BACH BOX. -d

Dealer* cam obtain It wholesale ia eaten, each containing *8 boxea, at a liberal discount, of the whol««all Urocere snd Drnggiiti In all tit* towns and cltlee of the United 8tatoa«

•r of CLIF

Clifford PEHBERTON, General Agent, prrrsBxma, PEHS.

roN,

A—TITTMAN, KCHANICIAN, No. 301 Mala Street, ketweea «u TU Bto^

Terre Haute, Ind. XODXU axo Dstwmos NXATLI KXXOOIBB. Sewing Machines and other Light Machinery paired to give satisfaction. Breech-Loading Shst Ouns after the celebrated French Pattern, mad* from new or old material, nay #dlj

THE DM EXPI

Moaesitt'S

No. 66

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A delegation of neighbors now crowded around the bed to learn how the sick man felt. He endeavored briefly to convey some idea of his feelings. One of those present asked if he would take a preparation to check the fever. He anr swered he might, provided it was neither calomel nor quinine. No, it was a homeopathic remedy. Well the subject had no objection. Soon after a physycian made his appearance, looked rather soricus, gave his instiuctions and told the subject to quench his thirst with almost any decent drink. Now, he happened to be always thirsty, tried citrate of mag* nesia for a while, but soon got disgusted with it, then tried lemonade, but with no better success. Tbe novel idea struck him to try pure cold water, and it turned out to be exactly the thing.

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LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

Save Time and Honey. 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 Daily Express,

How it feels to have tbe Teller Fever

From

the Ntw Orleans Bulletin.

The following was written by a yellow fever patient on the fifth day after being taken sick, the labor oif writing it caused a relapse, which came very hear costing him his life:

Tho writer of this has had a glimpse of purgatory, and the way it came to pass was this: Tuesday morning "Yellow, Jack," so called, introduced himself unceremoniously, and at onca proceeded to break every bone in this poor subject's body. He was left helpless and prostra* ted. Now appeared an army of little devils, who commenced pftwling. proddling, and digging, to satisfy themselves that not a bone was lefC unbroken. But in spite of all the devils^ the skull re* mained unbroken. They made a detail to keep continually beating the subject on the top of the head, and downward, toward the neck. Then they had a kind of Greek fire, which at regular intervals they poured down the spine of the subject.

Having arranged all of these preliminaries' they ot course thought they "h&(i him dead. Now they commenced a cuirious game: all would whirl around, then stop all of a sudden and play with some strange devices, that were neither cards nor dice, yet something of the sort. The subject, watehed this game With intense interest, so much so that he almost forgot his broken bones and unhinged joints. Thus hismind and the spirits and the game Went spinning along till nearly dark, when a servant entered and asked if the subject was sick. He rather thought he.was.

The physician continued his visits, and would announce from day to day with a curious air that the patient was better. In the meantime, when not interrupted, the subject and the spirits and the curious game played by the latter went swimmingly along together as much so as on' the first day, but gradually the host grew, smaller some of the spirits -seemed to' have urgent business elsewhere, others lugged and all that ran around grew more careless. But just in exact proportion' the subject grew more and mora "power, ful weak" Thursday morning he was all powerfull weaker the spirits hdd all left but two, ono rested on each eyelid. With a kick and snort the subject flung back the bed cover landed on the floor, and said, "I ain't dead yet."

With the assistance of a nature, of whose existance the subject now became aware, he found his way back to bed again. Friday morning he found himself so powerfully weak that he did not feci able to raise a finger. The doctor came and looked rather more pleasant than usual said that everybody bud expected the subject to die, but continued he, "You are not going to die you'll be out in a few days."

A brilliant idea struck the subject, and summoning all his strength, he raised himself on his hunches [sic], and told the doctor he would like to have something to eat. The doctor suggested that the subjeet might drink a cup of coffee with boiled milk. Would a duck swim? The coffee was well made and drank, and the patient gained strength enough to attempt to write this. ---<>---

"The Fast Runner."

Gen. Harney, who is sixty-seven years of age, is six feet three inches in hight [sic], and is as straight as an arrow and in his younger days used to excel every Indian on the plains with whom he came in contact, in running, jumping and wrestling. He is known universally among the Indians as the "fast runner." He says he was never badly pressed but once in running, and that was many years ago, when he was encamped at the Mandan village, on the Missouri river. The Indians had brought in their fastest runner and challenged the General to run. All the tribes in that part of the country were present, and all were in high glee, thinking they had a sure thing. General Harney prepared himself and went out about half a mile from camp across a ravine, which was as near as the Indians were allowed to come to his camp, and met them. The Indians were so confident of winning the race, that they bet everything they possessed on the result, and the officers and soldiers of Harney's command also backed their favorite to the fullest extent. The Indians would bet a buffalo robe against a plug of tobacco, or a pony against

few pounds of sugar and coffee. The odds they considered in their favor. The distance ran was eight hundred yards, and one from each side chosen to start them and as judges of the race. The Indian got abont fifteen feet the advantage of the General on the start, but supposing he could beat the Indian easily he did not mind it first, but it was a long distance to

Health ol'the British Army The London Times

strength of the army in 186S was 208,590. Of this number 4,412 officers and 76,474 non-commissioned officers and men abroad. The deaths of 134 officers and 3,403 non commissioned officers and men are recorded, and are thus epitomized thirty-four deaths of officers in Great Britain, three in Ireland, and ninety-sev-en abroad 713 deaths of non-commission ed officers and men in Great Britain, 209 in Ireland, and2,481 abroad. The rate of mortality in the army abroad during 1865 was, in the case -f the officers, 1,579 per cent, and in the case of non-commissioned officers and men, 2,102: whereas the mortality in Great Britain was, with officers, 1,007 per cent., and with non-commissioned offiicers and men 1,183.

HOUSEKEEPERS STORE.

Carpet House

BK0KAW BROTHERS & CO.,

No. 10V Main St., Terre-Hante.

100,000 PREMIUMS

100,000 CUSTOMERS

Consisting in part of

All kinds

Carpetings!

All kinds of Oil Clotbs All kinds of Curtains! All kinds of Upholstery Goods All kinds of Wall Papers! All kinds of Looking Glasses!

Picture Tassels, Curtain Tassels, Bands, Loops & Cornices

Of new designs and very handsome.

Staple Dry Goods!

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

Just Received,

A great many

N O E I E S

In Rubber Goods

Our Stock is

rA rr H*Fall, Fresh and Very Desirable.

^ROiAHlBROTHERS & CO., No. 109 Main Street, [Between 4th and 5th], Terre Haute, Ind.

DRY GOODS.

C. WITTIG&CO.,

73 MAIJS STREET,

OPPOSTTE McKEEN'S BANE,

State Fair Bulletin

For the special accommodation of

VISITORS,

We have opened, this week, a Splendid Stock of

Broche Shawls, Jiistori Shawls, Silks, a Poplins,

Red Laee Handkerchiefs,

Real Lace Collars, Clnny Collars, JSaltese Collars,

The Best Assortment

111 Terre Haute, OT

Fancy- Goods!

YIZ:J

Broches, Ear-rings, Belt Clasps Fans, Fancy Work Boxes, Ladies'

Companions,, etc.,

gain, and by putting forth his utmost efforts and straining every nerve he only beat the Indian three feet. The Indian dropped upon the ground at the end of the race exhausted, and was so chagrined at his defeat that he would under no circumstances come near the General again. The General would only accept a few trifling things for his winnings, but gave the rest back to the Indian. From this time he has been known among the In- dians as "the fast runner," and his influence is in proportion to his popularity. ---<>---

RICB^RDWNV

Furs! Furs ^JPURA

just Opened.

O. WITTIG & OO 73 Main Street.

ootidwtf.

"Deserves onr hearts,recommendation."

,. JTEUTTSBE

"Presents

tnsny

HWM

No long dry"lessons, nor

bot

Wholesale and Retail

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"MUSICAL. .,u r.i "W*

Metlid«

For the Pianoforte.

•I •, ,r o. iMnstctf Sorti** HewTorSTt

"We quite eodorae.]b Bif^tt'ifflsUt. Musical Wo School th.it will do excellent "A

Ne*rJt&K-.'•*1

Muslk

work

Zeitnng,

oTsond and enduring merit.''.

IMF ROVEMEJ^EAALI

says tne entire

Iv!t PhiU.

ci •r7. cfiiflltem.

"Will

supersede every pther of.

T^IE .kind.1

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Spy.

Wojcester.

pther

'Hlpaimtfaaetise,

JL.nv'bvoks."®,

Synaed

"PossessesJ».Jonmal MATITWTOJ

claimed

by other works.."

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lion,

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ideas.

t'T tftblot, K»w Xork

wearisomj)Tsxerat£tii'-

sprightly studies throughout

ISIRT ^RTIARONNJG

melodies for practice at every st p. It is all can be destrrt:'TrrtCB"$J,75. Sent post paid-thrt

OLJVKK DITDON C0.,UBUBLISTRAM^77

Ington St., fioito'n

Wash

H.'DITSOIMK

Broadway, New York.

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194wtch

DBPEOSSi)^ 'JSW

Teacher of Vocal Mule-tomuiM bglbk, Piano, Organ, Thorough Bans jut/i

CgnpositioBi

Address. Kissner's Palace of niiitc, or Offlce- of Terre 8^4bj 14dlni

J. O. i3ti6vmrnoy)EAj,'1jIi 'ftp T'.Jk ••-O X"' '•.ri-.vtb PIMQS, JHCXODEOURS

OUaAN^s

Violins, Guit»rsr and rU klnfta of llualca Merchandise,

No.

Wabash

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OLD PIANO&. «HLME

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JSo. 48, Oli&o Street,

opposiTB jko^Vt,

XBiRK)E-IIA.UXBJ,

This being

THE, (argest

I' I A O S

M^Loosioiys. •i)l -rfa bd« I

G-Ai.isr

And Binaller Musical Ipsirninants, and'.Mosic%L Merchandise of every Sheet Magic

Iu8tructionBaolt»,.I|description, hould-Bet

faiite

At the Very !.

Merrimkc,

Cochecjp, iW

Dunners,

TICKSf

Jersey1:—* HO^ WILLTAM

PIAKOB

acd

other Instruments will be promptly attended

IND, 9Vi

and

taospetogittt

MDSIA

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IN THIS STAT^J SE' Buyers in. wapt ,of ,fine a

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visit

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fall SehcduCt of Presents JL ^stoio Each Certtfeat*, ft|i|

Beiintlful Stejel-PlaJe Eugravli is W O A MSAIU tit of vmwicm, 5

And also invsres tp llptdrra

PaESSNT IN TlfK ORfcAt L.t^tUlJlDTION. .• olgT.uJ' Tb# Wasbingtoii Library Co licbarfered bj tho Stiti of re'nifyTvaQift. and iu ftbd o^ -(MV Riverside institute, kwp fceeo oldiers aud Sailors' Ciplians,

Incorporated by the Hi»i« o/ A. J. APIIIL8 18U7, XJrjat: ^^_ h. THJJ RIV*asijiai OSIlULTK, Bitaatod at Bivtjrside, Suiila^tOnrCuiiuty, Ntrw Jersey, is found ior the pn'pesa Of {^atnitoasly educating—he sea* of-d.iccased »'ol n.ri nud rteo mej of ibe United States. fhs Baird 01 Trdstees ca^itmti ol folic vriug weii-kaown citi»ens ot

U. HXiilti

110S.

taken in tnade foi

Dis rict Attorney. riiiliJiiytii*, J'ft

LJIWI3.K. BB jOMALlf,

N|CW

A 1

S*-0hief Coiner

V-

3. iliut, and Bocordor .1

Deeds, Philadelphia,

HON. JA1ULKS Jil. tKX)VJkiL,Je« HON. w. w. WAKE, New .raey, aBNJEX COBBAN, Es«.,

C0^easqA,J'"nS' I'o. id l'0f,Jpy. Qoe Co., i'l.liatlelplita, 'TatAsraT DEPAETJILXT,'

WAmunOBoa,

U, Aprt iu, 1467

Office of Internal B.vennt:—Haviug rocoivetl satisfactory Evidence that the prooceiln cf the terpriae cyndutted by the "Waslilii jioc Library Oumpauy" will be devoted to ot"r tal)!o ui'ria, {icfmissj^p isjieroby. krouted to s»id Corujiany to eonduct"'snch enterprise exempt front

MjU.«ba{gal

whether lrorn speclal'tax or other dniy, iiOLLINg, Oomml^on-r.

S (fiSIUSliWH UBBABt

mm,

Jtkorder,thM tUw^evoleat otijict*i?Jt forth in this circular may be saccessfaljy ajicorodl iho!) nartf isi'ded Cveaorienol giUK STEBL-fLA-TK BNQttAVrNQS, wilicU ore jiaj, qu gubtcriptian at prkv« uinck Celow their rot »il valne. OBUTIPICATBj

Oif STOCK

LNGTON J.1BKAUV C03I1'AN*7.

will be issaod, sta^upod wiihthe seal the Company.andUjjnejd by tno Secretary, (ifoi'o^thers genuine.)

Anyperso sending us ONB DOLL ill. cr av ing the same to our local Agent? will receive iinmedutelyu floe Strel Plato Jiingiav.in at choice from the f.»Uowin list, »nd One OoiUgcato oi Stock, in-inring One Present in published .heJuly.

OSfi! DOLLAli ENGKAVINUS.

N 1—"My Child! My Child I" No. i-"Thej are Saved I They're tiavad 1" No. 3—"Oi»i Seven ty Six or, tho S ir:y Days of the Involution

An so

til

paying

TWO DObLAK KNCBAVINU5. No' 1—•'Washington's CenUsliin." No. 1:Wai^hington's Last Iriterviaw wi.ii'hM' HcUter'.'"

TUllfcl? DOLLAR INGBANliiGs Any poTson pt»ying TilKEE BOLL.VUS wl receive the beaaUtn! steel Plata of "II S1E- FBO'if 'TUB1 and ThcloCiiifloanej, beoomiaing!ntltl:.il t- Thre^ Presents,

KOOB DOLLAR ENGR ^VING-r. Any person paying TODK POLLAKS «l»t!l it eoi^p the lar.e and ^eaatiful Sieel "THE PSBIli .ITdBKfAgtKiStf," and FOnr eerfi^cat'os'of Stock, vnti ac,u Jica, Jour 1'resenti.

FIYK DOLLAB^EKGRAVINC1 -i A.ny perBOu who pays FtVK HQLlrSBS «h» I r«ce!vrthe tar«t afid sprendid Steel Ptuie of

American,

And Oth.er"

I^rtnts-

r,JO

,Jl FtTLL AS60I?tM|SH/r OV '-giubni 1 .1, IB *ii%9 as

Reps, Merinos.

Fla

Shawls

,pioaks,dW

.^=6, Motions!

Cotton Yarns,,

Carpet War^1,8,-,l!

Cotton vBatting^ ,iV: use ^ijiU •osi-q SVpi36^3/'"*1£^fiT

7 1

~jj VlBf vii: A N a O

How Lost! how Restored! JuM Publubed, in a ttdUS^&tiopt. Prici.tix^catU.

A LEOrCKB OS TBI JTAttTtftlL T' gitfr MKNt, and Radicai Cote Af.Sperpatorracsa^o** Semitial Wealnifils, InV6ltfnx«T,y Xalssidns, 9e*d al Bebility, ^Bd J^npeflimaol^j t# ifalrtaga, •rally Nervousness Consumption, Epilepsy, and rits,Uent«l atdtniyiMM lM$a«Ry, Kfttilng

"A tttl tolMM Bent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, -postpaid, OB receipt cf six cents, or two postage stamps, toOBAS. J. C. KLINE tc

*tDHB MAitlUAOB OP POOASO-NTiS," and Five .Uettiflcitesjol Stock, entitling tue-a to Five Presents. '... the'BuKfiivirt^SaSid Certiflciit63 willbf^lpliverto wli jutj^criUers at our Local. Again las, or sect by ofail, post-pa d, or express,

deredw Ai-ili itikW

•SHE. ta 0

WisaiyoToy a a

IIBRABI (JOJIPASI .-i WILL ATVAKD

Thre^Uandied Ddllur Thousand

IX PRESENTS ....

To the Shareholders, Qri Wednesday, 8tli of Jan. next At PHILADELPHIA, PA., OB AT TUit.rlXiTlfinrs, UlVti.HiUM, K. °'J i-^rorfEDULK or PRE3KKTS. 1 Cash Present j40,0'" 0. ^0 600

Cash PxfiS6UtM.^Hi«iim ii.iM.i.~..,.i 1 Cosh Present rJafeh Present..^ P,000 ,•/ Cash Presents, oi ftl,600 each... 6J00U •I Hahd»om«rCoatitry ti.-iiaenceV

Oroun4s,

vr4

Sc.,

Kiesant Turnout, yumily Oarringc, Hpan of Horses, Harnesi, ic., nii.ii.-ii», 6,000 10'Valuable building lots, Bivbreia», $3(/S' oach: 3 000 1 Beantiromtver^X? auV«,15£ lu.u'ln l.igh, sired by the ctlebr-H. tnnw, t#4

Arabian liorr.e "Oa|ipn alau, ii|tb: itoad Wa^on, weight 140 pouuis, vUb s^iof mperlbr Single Harness, ic,,uiu,. klnga Jir.t-classestabllsnmmnt 5,000 28 Pianp?K#500 each lu.WO !»-MH4\le«f6s,'$2-/51each 4,000 5 Rosowood sewing Altchiu.f, »iU0i uiii t,U 0 10 Family Sewing .Machines, $luu ea 1,000 60 Fine Gold W.tches, 8200 c»cb I«,0t0 100 Oil Paintings, by. leading Ani»ti grt^ate Value 10,000 t'Camel'H llait Bliawlo, Si,otiO 3,0tW 2 t'amei's llair Shawls, $J.000 oacli tj,000 8 HandsomeUSC9OT#ifls, ?2o0 each 750

Cdsbater- Shaw s, $60 eaoh_ 50U Silk iirfess Prttorns, $7i each 1,500 60 Gity Baildine Lots, $175 euc i..... 8,760

The remainder will consist of vr5i- 9'Wnre, Hnsioal Sores, Op'rA 01:-,.isra)

Ti ,'iV.S

.j PopketBUiles,and uijB»rea( art.«lrs fCi 3' of Virn&mfcnt aud use, amounting to 2,000 Total..".!......^.... saoo.ooy

All the propert.irs given clear of incujabraace.

'WtF TO OBTAIX SHABJ3

AS.O

.lioJj KAIOllAVlBlCMk 8end orders to us by.maiV enciosiog

SJS- shares with Engraving#.. .'. .23,20 60 shire* with Kngravisgs U,60 75 shares wilh Engravings :... tiC',00 100 sbarosfv^. Itiigravinjju.^— WO,00 Look! A6ESTS WANTED throaghoatvhe United 3i States.

The Association have appointed as U.ooivers, Mmerer•OKOBOfc A. COoKEis CO., urhoM-well ^nowniutt^r^yan 1 business e^pcrtuiiC^ will be laidefeat gnaraatei t^at t&e money 'v^p'.ied to tfce.jmrpoes stated. o. I'HJLADIKTHU,PA., May 20,1S67. TWthe

Officers and Member! of the Wavhingtoa Libr*ixOs, N. 8., RKAi), Secretary G. i^lemen •—On receipt of yonr l^vcrofihe 15th inst., not fjiog ns of onr appoint

ceivers for your Company, we took tbe .liberty to 'copy bt fahr

BeepM tinnj, ydhfs^"S o.,

CO.,

1ST iewenr, Hew Tork, Post oaee box USt, Also Dr, OalvsrweU's "Karrisp Qnlde." prioe dwtaiaa

.t!wsJ2 -.s 0&Addrees aUl^tfere to lr OQ01CC BAUKSIW,83 Sooth Third Street. Puiladeipniaj¥aia-C2

n. W. VCOMELL, 104 Main Street, Afant in Terre*Haate.

AND TINWARE.

50 & S2 liU

IS TBI PLA0I Tl

Cheap Stoves,

Plows, Sealed Ac.

We or* now receiving.tjbe

Largest, Cheapest and Best AssortcdStoe^^d in tg,

Recent Septeaber Deciloe, And consisting of the well-known and celebrated Stewart Cook Stores! 'or Wood »r OmU i'i-tjfeit Besor's EMPIRE

CHAMPION, BELL, DIAMOND, O.K. MONITOR Coal Stove,

Tocidedly

Jtad Kew

the best StOTes. Mads

for

Tin and Copper Ware! For the Wholesale and Ratail Trade. Solo Agonts for Fairbanks Scales. Sell the Mil- I ler and Uichmand Plows American and Kea-1 tucky Cider Mills Iron and Slate Maatlto, and! Orates of all kinds, liemember we faraisit with EVERY Cook Stove O'Neal's Patent Copper Botteaa This Improvement, by tbe Copper extending np I the sides of the vessel two 0r more laches, prevents the tin from corroding where It Jol|u the copper. And with the same siaed tin aa eight inch WaBh Boiler is made to hold two galloas more than the common Boiler, and the Boiler la as durable as if made entirely of Copper.

KNOWINGbeenagenerally^oTered

Free of* Charge 2 In addition to Stoves he keeps a general assertmeut of Tin, Iron and Copper Ware, Pressed Wore,

The New French Wa:

Spoons, Ladles, Proaerving

kers, Waffle IronsJ

tbe

KS l(

or-

which rettlns the heat

the OMU 1

this locality.- Sole Ageato for

Tan's Family, Boarding House and Hotel Ranges.

From 9100 to $1000 Eaehl ui etber varieties of Wood and Goal Heating and OOOUbk fitpvos. All of the above we will sell st

LOWER RAlTSS

Than any Stove and Tinware Honse In Terre-Hante WE MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS 09

Ton will find it te your Interest to give nsa call Tor

Goods in this line, jefore baying elsewhere.

C. C.

SMITH A cd

Sdplldwtf

S O E

Large Stock and Low Prl

XilK WAflfl-

S R. HENDERSON'S, South of the Post OgU*, Fourth Street.

ra Ba Ba* ng*«,

Patent Mirror Smoothing Iror^s. I

Theso Irons have the new inclined handle, ind

Patent Chilled Iron Fi

third

commonone*.

Stove Pipe of an sizss'and

constant!? on band,

kinls,

and

ofni joiuts togother.

extra charge for nr-

Bayers will certainly

s»ve money by calling on 1

S. B. HENDERSON,

Fnurih Street,

doors Soith ef the

so28dwtf

Past OSee.

v^BYEN CAE LOADS .. .-i .' V. ... O* 'i"

S O E S

.1U,(JV0

p«r.!nantown,-Phiiaa" 18,000

1 UotiDle llesidenoe, 3 stor brick, uu»den, N. .' 15,000 1 Coat Depot, Otqpe^heds, Urounl, wiUi

Irasinoss established No.13 4 ystott4*ttye, I'niiadelphwii..^......'lrf»145.tXlt' 1 Country Residetive, liivor»idi

,irii-

with Qround, Freits, Acc." 10.000 1 Three story OotUge, Lot,ic..w... 6.UOU 83 Valuable Building Loin, Rivirsidt iOJ 6,000

Ju«t received and will be sold at the Lowab. BOTTOM PRICES, atBALLU

S I of the Leading Stov^e In the Market Home Companion, three eizet. General Grant, three state*. Charter, four sizes. v. Enterprim, four sixes.v

forest Queen, four sizes. Mover, ttiat sizes.

A11 warranted the best in the Market, at

BALL'0.

K. ttENDEBSO^,

MASOTACTURKB

STOCK

on 4th Street, 4tk Door Matt »rrwt0«

The Best Cooking Stores. The Finest Heating Stores. All kinds of Frnlt Cans. STcry Variety of Tin and Copper Wart

Everything Warranted.

Roofing, Honse Ontterlng, Ste., done proaiptl/ and warranted to give satisfaction. None but the beet "BRANDS" of Tin BMd an*

1MS

specially ordered,

Frieds—Cheap as the Cheapest,

mhOdly. ch Sep3

1 B. HA^ERTY & CO.,

Are prepared to do all klo^eof O W O

SUCH AS

Hoofing, Guttering, Coppersmith

^ring, Wont,

And

frr.ti 11

(20, either by Post Office orders- or in *. lexil-tr^J •tewctviu our rink. Larger simounta shotilit be sentljr^draft or exproas. "If) shares with Engravings ?3,60

BENNETT & MAB8H'3 CELEBBATXD

Phflenlx Warm Air Furnace,

Of which we have already pnt np several, to tbe entire satisfaction of the parties nsin£, them, whom wecBn at all times rtfbr.

All kinds of Enrnacee repaired and pat np la complete order, and the work warranted. A general assortment

Jiei.\"»s

IrMuA.wSai

WAITEI, OHAS."ErpinoB0CB», H.

Stom

CUartbr',* with a clad ol

your enterprise, te the highest legal adtbority ot tbe J»iling.?f Mr tt^ora&lft dpla^ion in regard to its legality and svrr.p^tMzing with the beLtfvolent object cf your Association" vii ,'th»«JlttaaoB and miinteautoie tt t&Fir(^an ^Una ot- oar eeldiyn ml saHors- at tilae B(versidst Inatitute, we iiave co^daded V^acc^pt, tbe trait,' and tense onr best effoi so wor hy an object.

Marble

AaxoLn,

G:a. Manager. -Arahi. Benlp4 Man. Stonework

Walter, Epplnghoosen

a a A W a

00., I

ad Lime-Stole Werks,

Stow Building Work, TaalU, Btatnss, Monument*, flead-stones. Mantle., at prices lower than any other Works in this State, as oar liacilitites are greater. Al«o Importers of Scotch Granite Monuments, JterWe Works (EsUblbked 1WB) aear the F. 0.

Jitono Yard anil Steam Works at the T. M. SJI. Freight Depot, ^KrtRE HAUTE, IND. The Tr4de eupplled with Sawed Stone and Marble at Liberal Batee.

CARRIAGES.

SCOTT OBEV CO.,

ICarriage Manufacturers,

Coasin WABAU a 1st Sra., Txaaa Ham, I*»., Keep constantly on hand, and oBsr for sale at the lowest market prices, ail of the latent styles of

CARRIAGES, IDfifllli aad U8IT WAflOSS. of th.ir own awnafiaotare, of eeleetad stook. pscUl attention paid to Baraxaow. Mays dwSm

FALL

1 8 6 7

GREAT ATTRACTIONS

ALL the NOVEI.TiES of

ERINDUCEM than ever

arpeU Matti

that the Public haa

long demanded better class of Stoves

tuHD has heretofore IrithN mprk^t, S B. HKNDEBS0N hai this Minyp h* lected with great care, (Tom the most

Popular and Colebr«t«d Pitteras known In the country East or West, an assart* meet of Cooking aad HeaUag Starca, snob as are rarely ever collected together in one Hdasee

Among his stock maybefoand tbe Ifdinf gU»ol

almost every

by.

W O A At

ceivo either oX tilt following Bfie Sie.H'l»te:i, al ohoicn, and twd vertiflcatos of Block, taaalwro:.lug entitled toZjtro J.'eosents. -Pfi

prominmt manufUmrtr in Ik*

H?aflng„?n'f

eeaa-

Par,#r

with fctt tha Xfn^Arn TinnpAvamanta I f)

with ail tho Modern Improvements and conveairncles. itares lor ifflcee, Storee, Oanrchee, !HoieU, Dining- Uoomi, Bed-roems, any aad all kinds and as for urieaa. He

and as for price*,

Defies Competition H« is oonfidont ftat he has bought as anybody can, andia d«termio«d not to baj

N E S O

It is impossible that anybody should have airtma Stove?, for no

better

ore mads.

ALL ARE WARRANTED! With Cooking Stoves he gives More Fnrnltare than 18 Usually Git

for Cash

=b?jrOTStovisittlie

Wu' otimrk Where will be found ihc Isfpst and most attractive stock of Fa£l'g00J)8 ptot shown ia this city. iS«.

Staple and Fancy

DRY GrOohm

SILKS. POPLWI, HEBIIOK. -.:.JVOKAI9gg»

AJLFACAS,

s/uia White Godds, Laoes & Embroideries, Notion^ ..Ti .'stath 'i Furnishing

Goods

GloveSj Hosiery.

Domestics, Ticks & Strtpes Prints,

Cloaks, Shawls, Furs,

Carpets, Oil Cloths9 tings, JDrugget^f

Mugs and Mats, Jlall Papers, rcp.

Wiudoiv Sh*7.^es Mirrors &c.t

To peraons living at a diitatce, visiting our city, now op at the time 6i the Stat® fair, and oar home trade, we would say that the

time

spent in examining our dif*

rerent departments will not he lest to them.

New Goods Received Miy at the

Smiles, I «B„ekeye CaefcStor®.'

w. T'RYCE & co.( 77 Main

dwtf

RELIABLii

and delivers all Stoves in the city

LITTLE MIAMI HAILB0AD,

VIA COLUMBCS, V:

8hortest& Quickest Ecute

from CIN0IMNATI tv all the

EASTEIIN CITIES TOWNS, VILtAOlS and riOiS.

The

Kettles, Hnffln

anl the very newest thing

UTTLB MIAMI to

the OlfLY Lfrc- rcsalng

Lightning Express Trains frost CitJoUciwi to tL$ East. Itkeldg the

SBOKTXIT

Liae, Cu ucni ce

are certain, and Passengers have

Meals.

uq-m

FAST TIMI FB0M

slat?

tor

0I9CIHKATI

Boston la 34

hours Ualtimoroii.

Mew York In

^3 ours

hours Waahln tou

BotCale

Ciiy in SOU

la hottrs Cleveland it 3rho0.-3.

Three Dally Eastern Trains

7 A. M. Lightning Express. U:J0 A. M. aing Express. 8 P. M. L'ghtnlru isgretcModstm Sleeping Oars by Night Trttln#,

Saloon Care ly utrj Troinc.

The 8 f. M. Train leaves Saada a'igkt l2»n-:S •r Saturday Klght. BAGGAOS CHECKED TKROCGH! aVTaaovo*

TICKXTS ar« toll at al! "i

Oflces Uk the Heath

and

West. Ask tor lloicete

Via Cinoinnati and Coiumbua. WM, L. O'HRIEN, GesU TlcUt e-stixU T. J. SHERLOCK, Oenl Agent, C.'ac!ai- -'.i. dtf

gRIE RAILWAY 1 6UUT IBOAD WAfiB^iraiiSLS IRi.CE 8'iCTF

[NEW YORK, BOSTONAnd New England QiUs*. TBK BAILWAT EXTSBTDS rEfe

Dunkirk t» Emu Ivrk

460

Buffalo

Miles,

Ntv Fork

423

Mutt,

StUamatnca to New Fork

415

Miiea

AND nox

as to ST MIL18 the BHOBTEST S0«JI£ AU Train* tu directly throtuli to Sew York, av MO mm Wltheut chcs^ecf tie. From aad after Aagnst 2»th. Trfric will leave in connection with all Wretero 21n?a, follows: Ft«bi Onaklrk and gftLma:,c&—

By New York time trom Onion 7.SO A. m. npiw M«ftlt from crktrk, (Sundays emepted). Stops at Salamanca 10.03

A. M. aad eeaaesta at H«nte21svil:e sua 'doming with the 8.00 A. M. Express ircm EuTbIo, and arrives (a New York at T.0C 7 ii. f. *. U|fetaiag Kxpreae, froa 8alamaaca(8nadays excepted), atop at do- oi.-r.iia •6M

F. M., aad connects at. BorsoiisviUe anl Coralng with the H.S0

Repairing of all Kinds.

We have also the Agencf for

TINWAB1 haad at

all times. Oive ns a o»Il at No. 187 Main Street, Bet. «th 7th 6ts., TBBBE HADTK, IND, novlodtf •"i J.

A. M. Espte Jaail.from

Baffaln, ad arrlvee in Mew York «t 7/v

ri.

4J3 P. JM. M. T, Might Expreas^ fjora tmskirk (Snndays excepted). b:oir -.t Sa' sifo 9.6# P. M. Olean 7.S6

P. ti..

(6=f J: iurj fr's

S.M A'11., (Bklt). and sr. ire Jji jiow )o:k at 12.90 P. M., oeBncctlnft wl'i. A'.-.vr-1 Trolns for Boston and New 2ng:,~r..O.50 p. H. ClaalniiMti £zp-esa, irotc

Dunkirk, (Sundays exceptcdj. :rp» at ifil.mancall.M P. M., and conneoti kt U^r^ei.cville with tbe 11.30 P. M. Train fn»3- jCtis,

arriving la Hew York 8.2S P. M. From Bllftlll By New: Yor& Tiso -r^ot oer. Exchange and Michigan 3tree:-: 8,45 A. M. Mew York Day Exprose, (Sundays excepted). Stops &t Horr?.!?*5!le 9.03 A.M., (Bklt) Susquehanna 217 F.M.* (Dlae): Tamer's 7.B6 P. M. CVSL.-'.S as

Great Bead with Delaware, Licknist & Webt era Kailroad, aad at Jersey ulty wi'.b Midnigfvr Express Train of New Jersey Riilr tu: Philadelphia, Baltimore aad W'»«Linfr-cB. a.00 A ML. Expresa Mail, v:a atD and

HorneitevDle (Sundaysexcopted). /•-riTssii '.Mew York at 7.00 A. M. Connects at "S^s-irs with the Northern Central Railway Ks.rr»9l«rg, Philadelphia, Baitimore. ifatliiQ/toti *nd other poluU South. fjO p. M. Llgbtnlug Expreu, (5a adays excepted). Stops at xiorE».l»vi.: 6.2S (Sup.), and arrlvee in New York 7.00 A. M.— (, 'Oonneotsat JersevOUy with Soruiti* luxprore

Train of New Jersey Baliroad for Baitistore '•1.

Washington, aad at New Tork with Hemlag Express Train for Boston and England Clues. SJO F. M. M«w Tork liffet KZCKH-

DAILY. Stop* at Porta** 6M r, it, {Bap.),

lnteraecting with the 4.15 P.

51.

A. M., (Bkft.)i Toriier's 1.11

Ira:2

'from Dunkirk, aad arrlrei la Kew York at 14J0P. M. Il.M P. K. CtaaioiMti Exprf.ts, (Sua- _. days excepted). Stops at baspacluuina T^O

11.. ti'""'-),

^aad arrlvw ta N.w York at 8.46

ftl. tAr.-.-

'Beets at. Great Bend with l!«utTar«, Lociuvv. 'ii-' wanna A Weetertl Railroad for 8cr-.--*.-r, 'i f^a--fton aad Philadelphia, and at N»~ Tcrt with.

AfUrnoooa Trains aad glraauj lor Boston aad Mew Xnglaad Cities. OalT oae Train Baet on Sunday, testing Bu'fole olS.10F.M., aad reaching St* l«kitlJ.3(' aAeraooa«

Boetoa aad New Esgiaad Passeagers, Tith thoir m«. traaafkrrsd fim er «Aairft la New' Y9rk. tteMlTeatnated aad most Laxnr.'oa# Sleep-

MHtiTllE tQI W0BUrs«' «ccomj» all algkt trains oa this railway. nage Checked Throngh! And far* ms lm» as by any oik.tr Route

iage«

ASK FOB TfCKBIt TU IBIK &A1XWA-. Ma bo obtained it *11 Frlncipai X*ckt ftelBtkiWeit ^nd Sotth-rwt, S. BIDDLB, WM. B. BAJEIR,

Om'1 Sap't. Oen'l Faa*. AgeOt MflW •-"""a-".-