Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 October 1867 — Page 3

SPECIAL

A STAR ON FIRE w^B.recojitfy reported.tUe astjononis r». What of tliat Wfi cares orb m/rladsof miles away. Meanwhile, the w^ple country is.

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of excitement at the wonderful" effect produced during the pnit year npja tens of thousands

taU3fA3ff SPHERES

bi that (juenche. ef fl^ry hair, thst transformer of gray hair, that swift beautlfler of hair of every upple.saut shade nf trior,

CRISTADOKO S HAIR DYE, a preparation ae l**riultjas ai tlm April rain. Manufactured by J. CRISTA "8 Maiden Lane, N So by A by all Hair Dressers. oc9dwlm

TO OWNERS OF HORSES. THO0riAKE9 OF UORSEii DiE TEABLY fife*' Oo^r| 5This naed not bo. Dr. Tobias' Ve notlao Horwtlriiru'jnt will positively cure every case, if nivcii when firnt takou. The cost is only oue d6l/itr. Every owaer of a liors* »liould hav a bottle in his *t«We, •ready fur Me. It is war rooted tiapeilor to.anything tlse for the cure of Cuts, W/iiJgalln, Swellings, Sore Throat, Sprains, Bruises, Old Sores, Jtc. This Liniment is no new remedy. It ban beau u-jed and ippiowd of far 20 yoars by the flret borso:u«f-in the couutry.— Given to an over-driven berse, it acts like magic. Orders are constantly received fiom the BACIMG BTALL^.h OP E.VAI.A.VD_ for^it. The celebraied Hlrain Woodr'ufffof trottTng' iff mo, usedit for years and said it is f»r saperlor to any other he has tried Kecolieet, Or. Tobias' Venetian florae Liniment li put ap in liat bottles. Take no other. Sold by the Druggists aid f?aHlsA. Depot, 60 Cortlandt Street, New York. cc9dwlm

IMMENSE INCREASE OF SALES.

Allcock's Porous Piasters. Where one was sold a few years ago, a Tfcoasaad lire suld now.

They strengthen, warinunl invigorate the part upon which they are applied, an relieve nervous afl'ectii'iit of the bowels, lumbago, pains of the side, and ntu.iliy ull lecal pains. In affections of the kidneys tlioy aro of great service.

Tjfime Jtlircli. NKW

York,

T. ALICOCK. A Co.—Gentlemen I have lately suffered severely from a weakness In my back," IlaWfeg beard yonr Planters much .recommended for c^cs of tliis tlinl, procured on*, and the result wfl'f all' I could desire. A single Plaster c^b^,tr.

4fl*tw»k.

Yutusrwpcctfally, J.O.BB1GG3, pycpnetof'of tliO'Brindretli Hbase. -Toiafd^lnPrincipal Agency, Braii«Jr«th tlouso, Ni York. octjMjpija

^•'JBrrors of 1'onth. A tientUaian whoi suffered fojr years from Nervous Debility, Immature Iu-ciy, oud all the effects of jioutUful in^pcitftlm), will, for tbe of suferlng U.uiuauiiy, eeu4 Uee to all *ho nqai It, the receipt utid directions for nuking the simple rcmody by *h!ch he was cared. Mifferers "wishing to profit b» tfee advertiser's expermacie, UAU do so by kddressing, pM.votconflilence,

HLLATIOX TO BOCIAL

Information gMarantoad to oroduco ^.luxuriant growth DT

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up iu a bald head or bunrdless face,

als a recipe Tor thrf removal of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, Vtc., ori'thn nKiu, leaving the same soft, slear ayd bearitiiul, an, be obtained without sharica by adTropniDg -narK

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Ladies Take Particular Notice.

THE REAL YELPW PBMiLB PILLS. WABttANTKU FRKNCH. rnilKSE PILLS, S3 celebrated many years ago in Purls,-for the reHrf of female irregularities, and afterwards HO noturiom tor thelf criminal employment ill the praoliee of abortion, are now ofl'iirod for sale lor IJJ first time in America. They haT« bueir kept in fcompaiatlve obscurity, from thfr fact »ii"»t tbe originator Dr. Velpeau, is a physician tu P.iris, of greaf wealth and strict consolations ^riEiciples, and has withheld them from $-ntfrnl u«e, leit they should bo ouiplored for nulawl'ul purposes In ofercomiug femaleobstruutiOHS, they-seem to be truly omnipotent, burdt ug op»u tut flood ^tos from whatever cause may have stOT)art them but they aro offered to the public ouly for lo^rtiimvta 4iae, and all agents are ftirblddeh io sell them wlieu It is undemtood that'the object unlawlul.

L*it't oali pocurudii box, sealed fiom the eyes ot "the curious, by ®iolo8iug one dollir, and six postage st»-ip* 'to M, W, ftlAOOMBER, Geueral Agentfor *1i United States and Oauadas, at Albaut, N. Y., or to any authoriaed A.-ent. Soil by all Qiugglats in Terre llaut j. o7dwly

B^»L.]SRK:3 ISRA- HOUSE 41 JAY OOOKE Jto CO.,

No 20 WALL 8'fREKT,

Corner of-

Itaaaau Street,

New York.

We buy and soll'at the most liberal currcnl prices,.and koop on hand a full suppiy of QOVirnmunt BONOS OP ALL ISSUES, SEVEN* rUiaXIK-S, ami COMPOUND INTEBEST NOTES and execute orders for purchase and sale of STOCKS, BONDS anl GOLD.

OONVKKsjIONS.

We convert the several Issues of

SEVKN-THIBTIEB

at the most favorable, mjrkvt ratea into Fivi'.Twenties, which, at pro ent price of gold, yield the holder about oaa per ceut more iuterest per annum'. OircitlarVwith full particulars furnished upou apulicrtiolii. my9Jwly ,UY C««K1C A OO.

tTCHl ITCH! ITCH I SCRATCH S(Jl^ATCli'i SOKATCU in from 10

48 bojrH.

enrea Tbe Itrh, cures Kalt Rheum. cuTes Tetter.'" ^ar?» liarbor'a Itch, riires t)U Sores. cures Every Kind UDMOB IIIB MAGIC.

Wheaton's Ointment WhealonM oiiitiiiiiil Whe^loii' TliiilnU'itt Wbeut6n% OibtnieDt Wheftton'n Ointment Whealon'ii ointment

Price, 60 cents it box by mail, 0 cents. Address W ICE ltd A Po rrun, No. 170 Washington Stnrtf, Bost«ia, llacs Forsaloby all DrnggUts.

Boston, Sept. Id, 16("--it-* wdwly

TURNER'S TIC D0LOROUREUX OR TURNER'S TiC D0L0U0UREUX OR VKIVEKN.il, KKURAUUA PILL,

IISIVKRS.VI. jiCUB.iLCIIA PILL. A SU'K, K111' .V S An SI'KDY CUBE FOB NEUBALUi A and all MKKVOCS DISEASES.

I^H AUifiiillogremedy in all oases of Facial Neuralgia, often ofl'ootiug a perlect cure in a single diy. No foriu ot Noryous Diseais fails to yield tqit* magic ^dtten'xy Uvea the severest ot Chronic Neuralgia—asU«.geno:al Nervous DeraugeteAnh of many years' standing, affecting the entire ayitcu, are complotuly «nd permanently car^i, by it la iow. ^r few -weeks at the ut uost. It contiiina nothing injurious to the most dellc ite system, and can always be used with perfect s.\fet.y. lt-i»1n constant use by the best PbgfsloUii-t, who give it th»ir uuauimous and unjuUilM apprw^l. Kent by mail ou receipt

SI anl two postage stamp* Sold everywhere. rURVKtt

GO.. Solo Proprietor*,

130 Tromont St., Bikton, 5I»«R. Sopl^eod 3un*8

HUXXEWELI^ rOLl Thfl importance of ibis truly Bella AX0DIXK, I blr and valuable preparation is now so fully acknowledged, recoiriot the most froe approbation of Physicians, and in whiih the true name of is perfectly apparent, that iu advertising, iu true character is only to be given, which aik who h»ve not witnessed its grontt curati-'o power, to accept y»uh confidence.

It is tho trui remeij for Seuraljia.

Sewtiaa.

1\xth and Ear

Bmrt vi-ry

Rheumatism,

PiiinfiU

Hrr.d

Mtni&tuilion,'

Ache,

Ameatyrrkevf tXimkra'trrks*, Deliritm

Trtnftniy Spinal

Cdtnp!amU,

hots of

miKf a'htt gentle oV^ate to all1

Stfep. and as a

XirrouM .{fettion*.

In la(lm it been eiuiueatiy snccassful. In

jvt»at remedy.

JOHN t. IJUNN'EWELL, Proprietor, Praotioal Chemist aud Pharmaceutist, SCjmmercial Wharr, Boa'on, Mass. **", al^f^alar itealers iu medicine.

From P,f.s'oi'im iiiufjtiid tin^jrantjat frafdom of corrosp^mien v, to wtinm evkey eTidenoe of oharaoter w. bs freely tent on demand.

July 16, dwoct and an'y.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

g&" There is nothiag more certain to prevent female Irregaiaritie* than Sr. Velpemu's female Pills. They will In *11 caaes cause a return of monthly rickneea, without which no unmarriod lady can enjoy perfect health. Bold

CLASS of Goods.

Our patrons are invited to an inspection of our GOODS A N I E S

EVILS,

AN K3"AY Villi YOUNG MKN. on Physiological Errorj a»d AbuseTinndei-t to Youth and Karly M»u:u3'l, with the iinmane .view of treatment and euro. S lit iu sealed letter nuvclopos,. free of vhafg*i. AdJri'SS, J. SKILL EN' IlUUGllTON, Uoward A?s?ititio), fhiliii'.elohm, Ta. •u^lidwlhn

IXFOB5I.VTIOS.

all

Druggists Oct7dwlm TO CONSUMPTIVES. The Brr. KBWABD A. WILSON will (end, (free of charge) to all who desire it, tho prescription with the directions for making at.d nsing the simple remedy by which be was cured of along jffection and that dreaded disease Consumption.— His only object is to benefit the afflicted, and be hopes every sufferer will try this prescription, as itjwill cost them nothing and may prove a blessing. Please address Biv.

EDWABD

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A. WILSON,

Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.

E A I O IN

HABTS0CK & BANNISTEB

Have just received their

Fali and Winter Slock

Of Fashionable and Desirable

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

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

Great care has been taken in the selection

Nov. 2i, lBi.9.

the FINER

CALL AX THE

Cloths,

P.'CtfAPMAN, Chemist, f,23 Broadway, New York.

Cassimeres A

Testings,

Which he proposes to make up to ordei

CHEAPER

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

Gentlemen in want of Clothes made in Good Style by a

Practical Tailor

CaH an J. W. at his

TAILOR SHOP

East SUle of the Public Square

NATRONA REFINED

SAPONIFIER!

Concentrated Lye.

2 Cts. a 11 tor Superior Hard Soaj.

TWELVE POUNDS OF SOFT SOAP FOR ONE CENT.

Every Family can Make their Own Soap.

ALL VARIETIES OF SOAP.

Eai •iljr Made as a Cup ot Coffee.

Is anew Concentrated Lye, for making Soap, just discovered in GREENLAND, IN THE ARCTIC SEAS, and is composed mainly of Aluminat# of Soda, which, when mixed with REFUSE FAT, produces the

BEST DETERSIVE SOAP

THK WORLD.

1 Box will make 175 lbs. good Soft Soap, orits equivalent in superior Hard Soap.

Retailed by all Druggiata and GroMM in tho United States. tr FULL RECIPES WITH EACH BOX. JA

Dealers san obtain It wholstals la cases, eacb contaiBing 41 a® a liberal discount^ of the wholssal» Grocers and Druggists in all the town* and citlea efths United Statee,

°CIXFF0B.D PEMBEET0N, General Agent, PXTTSBUBO, FSNH.

ATITTMAN,

MECHANICIAN,

Re Mali BIITK, feetwcca ULLTT KB., Terre Haute, Ind. MODUS AKD DUWIIM HUTM bMrno. Sewing Machines and other Light Machinsry repaired to give satisfaction. Breech-Loading Shet-Qans after the celebrated Trench Pattern, made from aew or old malarial.

Ml*

RVSLUHJCB ITUI noaau? (KXCVTD»AH)ur

Moaesitt's Hailding No. WiUa Sqwr, DIMOTLT Kuan o* *HS OOUXT Hons.

Terms

Wot

Latest and best Styles of Cloths, Cassimers. Testings and Gents' FURNISHIN O O S

CLOTHING STOKE,

Union

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No. 79 Main St.J

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The -.Loose Women at Baden Baden and Their Stains There. [From Geo, Wilkes' flerrespondenoe Spirit of the

Times]

The band, whose swell has reached us in the clouds, intoxicated the ear with the most ravishing execution while sitting around in dreamy languor, or promenading up and down through the sparkling avenues was an assemblage of some fifteen hundred to two thousand persons, which comprised, perhaps a large number of splendidly dressed woman than could be collected together at any other summer resort in Europe. I say woman, for the most brilliant of those who sparkled in the throng were not la* dies of society, but were of that wondrous class known as the demi monde whose position may be familiarly conveyed to an American appreciation as that of society "on the half-shell." These dazzling creatures are the pendants which hung from the necks of an idle, pampered, and enormously wealthy aristocracy, who, being indifferent to public opinion, because forgiven for any thing they, do, actually succeed in imparting to these woman a portion of tho toleration and prestige which attaches to themselves.

Tbe demi-monde represent, not tbe affections of these men, but only their prodigality and the result is an exhibition on their part of costliness of toilet, which the wealthiest ladies of society sigh in vain to follow. Many a dress trails over these gravel paths which could not have cost less than twenty thousand francs, and a robe which bursts in the morning with all the glory of a fresh1 petunia, is often forever cast aside at night because touched, perhaps, by a passing shower, or blemished by a goblet of champagne or if the beauty who has worn it does not fancy the brilliant sheen after-a single wearing, it meets with precisely the same fate. The men who keep this thirfg up do not appear to be in the least appalled by the expense. They seen rather to consider it to be a necessary concomitant to their position in the world of fashion. As you look on, one will be pointed out to you as the associate of the iuke of another will be indicated as the attache of the Prince M—rj_ another as the favorite of the Grand Duke of another as the lady of Mustapha, more familiarly known here as the Pasha, because the brother of the Viceroy of Egypt. There are also mahy of these glittering witches who are not attaohed to anyone, but who, flourishing on the results of previous campaigns, are now jpoising themselves upoa their wings for a new Btribe. These have come from Paris, Munich, Berlin or Vienna, or some other of the great capitals of the Continent, to enjoy the festivities of tho ftfce-week, and to indulge in the public gaming, which is now only to be enjoyed at tbe German wells.

Baden of late years has become their favorite summer resort. At present it is high carnival with them, and the very air itself seems to have been turned loose with butterflies. Old habitues of the place tell me there has never been a season so brilliant in this way as thu present, and they add that, as its gaiety has of late been constantly increasing the probability is that the fashion and revelry of this year will be increased by the next. It seems to me, however, that Baden might be well content by stopping where it is, for verily it contains already all that was dreamed of by John Bunyan in Vanity Fair. Among the notables of this class who are here, and may be mentioned as having acquired a quasi-historic position in the immortal annals of the age, are the famous Cora Pearl, De Sieges, Soubise, Mrs. Colonel Wyndham, &c., each of them models of audacity and elegance, and all of whotii are 90 far from striking observation in consequonce of their equivocal position, that they seem to be proud of the distinction it confers. Indeed their position is not at alt equivocal, lor they are openly walked by thair noble entertainers while the studious attention which reputable ladies devote to the observation of their capricious toilettes iias as they know installe them as the archi ters of fashion. It is difficult for those who have not seen these anomalous creatures to amagine that to be the case nevertheless, it is the case, and hence they feel that in the present artificial condition of society, they have a positive authority and useful mission of their* own.

I have heard it statedjthat even the Empress Eugenie is often obliged, to follow their lead in this way of exquisite attire and, having had my wonder so extremely taxed bj looking on, I can very readily believe it. It may be though that I dwell too largely upon a subject which as solemuly ignored by American society, but life at Baden can not be alluded to without placing the demimonde in the foreground and so long as American ladies and gentleman, in Europe make Baden their fa vorite resort after leaving Paris all of its features are worthy of American report. Indeed, tho American ladies here seem to devote more of their attention to tbe demimonde then to anv thing olse, and so also do the traveling tilnglish and the French. Of course ladies do not attempt to vie with them in dress, but they devotedly look on and learn with an unfailing instinct every thing about them. It wai from American ladies" dresses, and acqvired the theory by which they have dragooned the world of fashion.

Two gentlemen were Convening about wealth, when one observed, "I don't care to be rich, but I would like enough so that I could live on four per cent, of my property." "Well,"said the other,1*1! am not so ambitious I should be satis&ed with sufficient for two per cent, to main» taia me."

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From the New York Hail.] Is it excusable under any circumstances to step on a lady's dress Excusable, we mean, according to the laws of etiquette If0 .lady will claim, we presume, that a mere matter of justice between man and man, or rather between man and woman, that there is any absolute crime involvet. in tho act of stepping upon a .trail in crowded church aisle, for instance, or in a drawing-room. Tbe argument, when it comes to a matter of practical justice^ very Btrongly in favor of the gentleman provided it be proven that the accident is not a matter of pure carelessness We ask the question purely in its relation to etiquette, however. Is a gentleman ever excusable for stepping upon a ladies' dress? Can he, under certain circumstances, apologise, bow, smile, say he is sorry he did it, and be considered as -:perfect gentleman" as before the mishap We have seen many ladies who absolutely de ny that there is any apologetic regenora tion Which will restore a gentleman to their unqualified respect after he has stepped upon a dress. "A perfect gen tleman," they say, "is never guilty of such a thing." "Ah, ladles," we have

arc

never means more than you think it does, perhapB—it involves an accuracy of pedal control which would demand the undivided attention of the brain—we are none of us more than human."

The ladies, however, refuse to listen to argument they insist that a "perfect gentlemen is never guilty," &c., with a persistence peculiar to themselves. They insist that a young man who is so unfortunate as to mistake a dress pattern for a velvet carpet must regard himself with utter contempt. They are not satisfied with blushes and apologies. They accord, indeed, a smile, and say it is an old dress, and all that, but they curl the corners of their lips and compare the offender with the ideal of a ''perfect gentleman,'' which each lady carries in her heart. Now we do not propose to argue the question, but would like to hear the opinions of our friends upon the subject. The season of fashion and balls, and— shall we say it of a particular season tbe season of church-going is at hand.— We are to encounter trails upon the streets, it is evident, as well as in the drawing-room. The subject then is an important one, and should be decided immediately.

Is it excusable in a gentlemen, under any circumstances, to step upon a lady's dress

COLGATE & CO S GERMAN Erasive Soap is manufactured from Puns MATKKIALS, and may be considered the STANDARD of EICKUENCK

For sale by all Grocers. 24dwly

$1,000,000 IN WATCHES!

FOB SALE OK TBE POPULAR

O N E I E A N

GIVING EVERY PATBON A

Handsome and Reliable Watch!

For the low Price of Ten Dollars 1

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Without Regard to Value! And not to be Paid for nnlesg perfectly Satisfactory. 100 Solid Gold UuntingWatchos $250 to 1,000 100 Magic Cased Gold Watches 200 to 6u0 100 Ladies Watches, enameled 100 to 300 200 Gold Huat'g (JUron'ter Watches 'Uti to 300 290 Gold Huat'g Knglish Levers.... 200 to 250 303 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches 150 to 200 600. Gold Hunt'g American Watches 100 to 250 500 Silver Hunting Levers 60 to 1GO 600 Silver Hunting Duplexes 76 to 210 60J Gold Ladies Watches 60 to 250 1,000 Gold Hunting Lepines 5'' to 75 .000 %Iis8C»Ilaneoua Silver Watches 60 to 100 2,500 Hunting Silver Watches 25 to 60 6,0W Assorted Watches, all kinds 10 to 76

Every patron obtains a Watch by this arrangement, costins bnt $10, while it iny be worth $1,000. No partiality shown.

We wish to immediately dispose of tho above magnificent Stock. Certificates, taming the articles, are placed in sealod envelopes, and well mixed. Holders are entitled to tlie articles named on their certifiaste upen tho payment of Tea Dollars, whether it be a watch worth $1,000 or worth less. The return of any of our Certificates entitles yon to the article named theteon upon payment, irrespective of the worth, and as no article valned less than $10 is named on any certificate it will at once be seen that this is No Lottery, but a straightforward legitimate transaction, which may be participated In even by the most taatidious!

A single certificate will be sent by muty post paid,, upou racelptof 25 cents, five for $1, eleven tor $2, thirty-threo and elegaut'.premium for $5, sixty sixand more valuable premium lor $10, one hundred and most superb watch for $16. To ^Agents, or these wishing employment, this is a .rare ofportnnity. It is a legitimately conducted business, duly authorized by the Government, anl open to the most eireful scrutiny.

Buttons, Ac. New Gloves A Hosiery Cheap. Those in search of the Fall Styles of ^Cloaks

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WRIBUT, BR0, CO,. Importers.

ocOdwCm 161 Broadway, Kew York.

O O S

A. JflPPERT

Is receiving daily hy Express, anew an stock of FALL GOODS, snch as

French Merinos, Koglish Horinos, Empress Cloths, Fancy 1 aid Oriental Lusters,

Opera Flannels in all colors. A fall line of Domestic and fine Flannels, ail widths.

Hew

8 y!es Balmoral Skirts, very cheap call and see them. LadiPS

are

invited

to examine our

and Shawls will Sod it to their ad' vantage to give us a call before purha in he attenticn of the Gentleman is directed to onr new stock ofc 1

•Jto

is re

Twoeds and Jeans which we offer at prices within the reach of all. We

receive the ew Styles of Prints as ••on as they are issued

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from

the

works. Uall and

see the latest re in Ker rimack, Spcagnea and Duuuftlls, at

E S

116 Main Street.

North Side, between Fourth and filtth

JOHH ARMSTRONG,

Gunsmith and_Stenefl Cotter. Flour, WUfeky and 8ack brands, alao-PIatae for ••eking Clothing, cut to erdei.

Sons made aadrepalred In thebest of sty lis.' All work warranted to give satisfaction. Sbop 2d door Kaat of tbe Mew Court Hoaee, a Qfc}e Street, at the Yife eoaaty Hay Scales, [dl

USICAI..

KieMarflgorf jfe#.. For the ^anol^rte, "Deserves onr hearty rVv&nri&Bdatioa. .... Musical Review, Kew York "Unexceptionable" in taste and style." ^-Pse^ihl's Jomiaal, Boeton

"A. School tht wiy do. wellssit sprjriee." iDintieu Xnstk Zeltung, Phila "A work of solid and endariag merit."

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"Common senae, plain talk, andhrevitjr." Joerfcalt IWMWh.1 "Presents maay new: and lnponUtnt idaas,', ~*r ^^®et,#ew Vo»4.

No long dry: lessons, nor v»r}*oa»ai exereiats, bat sprUhtly studies throoghoat, and 'charming odiwbrpMli«t(Mr^ik|ii Itfeldtqttt

melodies can be desired: OLIVER DITSOH CO.", Pu ington St., Boston 0. Broadway, New York.

DEPROSSE, it t&tlliMil 3 «r ef Voait Msle-Hema* aat Pianb, Organ,1 Thnrtragte BMt and OoiapAtftlon.

Address. Kisaner's Palace of Ifnsi^ or Ol&pe of Trfrre Halite HouM P. O. Box 880 lldlm -rrMr-

MUSIC.

j. a LINDEMANfr,

DEALM- IS

PIAHTOS, 3IEIiOIJBOXj» ORGAJifS, Violins, Guitars^ Flutes, and all kinds of Vesica

Merchandise, Xo. 91 Wabssh Mrat, TKBRK. HAUTE, (JSDIAHAi TUNING AND REPAIRING of, PIANOS-art other Instruments will be promptly attended to:

OLD PIANOS wltl'be lekee In tnade for NEW au103dwtt

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I S S N E S

This being the largest and most elegant Music Establishment

IN THIS STATS

Buyers in-want of fine

p. i-a" m:x

O E A 2 S S And smaller Musical Imtruments, and Musical Merchandise of every deScriptlentSaeet KMtafnd Instruction Books, should not fail te visit the

PALACE OF MUSIC. fiSiiv al -.inUoahsJf'SStt

i?}nSn

»AllA Vi\

ear AiVkl'd^y 'Musl&f 'VuAPtPnltfiti repslt&ll in tbe most approved manner. 4Aw

CORNELIUS HAfldERTT,

Corner of Third and Main,Streets,0"6

TERRE-HAUTE, f-a. O

OFFfeR AT

Jet .iaoiti

Wholesale au4,r Retail

At the. Very

r»

ficij

Loiqest llateiSf

^,uv. .. ...foH

Merrimac "i btmssi/!"D

.1 ,oX .«f (18. wen ,o30

a a

itoB "IHJC'J

ineDuiiTiers, .i-wi,

American,

T-q.

Hiw li I'.Ta 'i-'.ii'i\

ten: -Ao4

it-.: 5 .V I .vieiiw Avijit vK £& .oH «4,UV.TI

tr* -J

t»

'ITOOI sr'T-- P.ifl a "•s' *jT bdj

Bleached and'

rown

Sheetings

nyti

TICKS,

Shirtings, nit iir'h /'. '%l| tu laJDub jc. ,{

8f:',a

STRIPES

0 I S JL0UA1KS, A AUCAS, Wool Detains, Printed do

In all the TIPW colors. 6 4 Sacking Goods In Tan, Brown, Drab and Checks. Gilbert's

Stock of Notioas, which th-y will 8ni as complete ag any in the city

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

CHECKS,

A FtriiX jusorrurxT of

Drests Goods,

•i 7lil aw!

iilw S'-Sfwiy SJJST

Cotton 1 1C. srii Carpet Warp^i

Jolt A SeotY ft 9oH

^ntfn pxAchseit^

3 ft

rortn

JTfiid *Issm-V.

'1 JO#9Ut '•'j A WasfliDgtoii liorary Ca ,uai

PHILADKL^ "IA*

SUBSCRIPTION 0M

-i

City Item, Phila.

"Will snpreede every othei uf he kind." '*An improvement on airtrther PirtsWii®' .. JouwI.^raonKt "Possesses merit not claimca by diner works."

1,0LLiB-

avtsT #300,000

I'RfiSKNTS 'TO SUBSCKtBl^83One Cssh Present of MO OOO. OM Caeli Present of »30.(MU. id Ose Ossh Present ot lio.oow. Ome Caata Present of 85.»!*»(» Two UiA Presents of$8,SMl each.

fkhnhtle

PrttttnU Belttu

•sell Oertttcate Stooit it aocotap n|ed with a

Beaatlful Steel-Plate Engraving

WOtXH MOaK AT AUTAIL I'UK CAST

OF OEHT1F1CATE,

if'

And also Jni arts to tho Bolder a

PRESENT IN THE GBEAT DMTU1BCTION.

The Washington Library Co.,

leobartared by tbe State.of Pennsylvania! and Organ'xed in aid of tne Riverside Institute, ron Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans. laceiperatsd toy

the State OI A. J.

Aga,L 8

1687-

RIT£KSiil£ W8IITITE,

Situated at Riverside, iinrlington Lounty, &en Jersey, is found ior tbe purposu of .{rutuitonsi} edneatiug be son of deotasee tr and en of Uie ifuited States. fhe Board oi Trustees consists ot t'w foi'onrlug wrtl-known citicens of Pen ^syivael* ,.bci Ncn* Jersey:— AON. WILLIAM B. XANM, .. ... .,.,

District Attornev. l'hililaiptiia, Pi»

HON. LEW1H K. BR'/OMALL, Ex-Chief Coiner 0.8. Mint, antS Ktcnder «l Deeds, Poiladeichia, Pa. 110N. JAMB8 M. SCOViCL,' HON. W. W. WARE, New J.r»ey. HCtUT OOJtMAN, Esq.,

Bxprew, PhUadeiph #, l'a.

Je 1« COil. 1|Q.. loaJo IA n" of Jo7^0oo ft Co:, PLUtrfeJphiii. na

tiii'dliyr

iW l'.stl TaitAStniT DETAUKCST. I i...i WaSHUCQioji, D. O., April 14, iM7.j Office of Internal Sevenne:—Having leueived! satisfactory evidence that the proceeds oi the ea-j terprfae cuaducted by the "Waihiastuo Library! Oompai.y" wjiljie devoted to ciMntaUlu nsos, permifsiuais beroby granted to said Conijwoy io eoadu«t snch snterprise exempt tros ivli tbuirgf, whetlur (Tom special tax or other daiy.

E. A. ROL IJINS, Oouaiiwdoaer.

Ill LIBBABF- cumin, In order, that the bent-voiont objcot s«i forth in: this circular msiy be successfully aucomtll ihod have issued Aveserieeof riNE&TKEL-PLATE EMO HA VINOS,! Which are pnt on subtoription at pricue .:mcV below their ret til vaue. C*«TIH0ATlt, WIT 8T00S IN THE WAiJHiNGtoiJ LIuiiAtiv Will'be issned atauipeti li thu 6oal ot tho Oompaa), and signed by the Uocretary, (Hoat* others: genuine.)

Any perso sendiug us ONB POLL B, or pay log the same to our local Agents wui lecdivv immediately ftnadtoel Biato-jCagiav u*'a at choice from the following list, md Uno 0-iub-ci,o ot, tftoek.insi^xiqg One Present in pebiisnui u.asdnly.'

ONI DOLLAR ENGBAV1KU3.

No. 1—"My Ohlldf My Child I" Ho. S-"Thej are Saved I They're Saved I" No. *—"fi Oevvo ty six or, the Etr.y Days ef the iMvaluuun.'

Any person paying TWO DAtLAit£ will receive either of tht following Ane tKivl 1'iuiei, at' 'choice, and two Certificates of Stocft, t-.-. tn*sjvaiag edtiQed to Two Teesents. ^&'ii.

TWO DOLLAR SNOKAVlNa* .* -}I No 1—"Washington's Oeurtshp." No. 2— Waghlugtun's Last Interview win b's M^thur," ..: THKKE DOLLAR ENQRANIMQH. Any person paying TUBES DOLLARS wi 1 receive tlw beaatiful suel Plate of "HjMN FROM THB WAtt," Mid Thrle Getificanei, beooBlnlng'.ntitled liirct Preeents,

ITODR DOLLAR ENGBAVING3. Any person paying FOUR DOLLAU3 shuU

SOHEDDLE OF PRESENTS.

Vfi'h^efent-j...^ 1 Cash Preeent

*W.

..Cloaks,

Notioas, v.-

Liu

O otton a.ti irig^

W fcslaa.

&gow

Sept30 1867 dw

£-c#.

Baton, PreM^ Conoty

eisMtiwsU. '*mr

-V Tn, meta, Mre^^Biifct^rfter and 4eji, Diarrhea, Cboltea Morbus, Cca^pe,

wiaeTHiinwvif

:#ri^rV"«w'oVe^.

sTtrfiriQi

MISHLSB'S HXRB BITMia Three times a day. For sale by I. KITE, at Ho. n, corner »th and Kain Streeto, and by ail Dtmgists. esf|dw)y

Bsepectfull

oOO

1 Cash Present Vi,0U0 1 Cash Presents A,mi0 Cash Presents ot lijftOO eaob. 5,UW 1 Handsome Country itasidenco, tttaliii^,

Orounds, Ac., G^rmanWwn, Philad'*... 18,000 1 Donble Residence, 3 story brick, Cao.* deri, N.J 15,000 1 (.lost Depot, Odea, Shede, UrounJ, 1.1 business established, K0.13 4 \VAIU Lg tonAvenye, Pbiladelphia.......„ 1« WO 1 Country Residence, Rlvermd-, I. j., 10,000

1 iWitfe Ground, Frnits. ASS. ITih

UAl

'hree story Oottage, Lot,4c,.„_...„^.. tS valuable Building Lots, Ri.ersuii: 9 1 Elegant Turnout Family t)arriagy, |Rac of Horse* Karnes*, sc., ci miiet» fi,000 10 Yaruable building lots, Rlversid., JoUl each........ 3yOOCi vl lleaatihil Silver-gray Uoite l&Xitwnus high, tired by the celebrated impurul

6,lW

Arabiau Uore "Oalipb also, light ad W a go we 1 4 ii Sjt of superior Single Harness, Ac ma* I kitlgaarit-classestablistmonnt 0,000 fiWMi #500 each 10,000 'V0 MMMfeoris,92'/6each....„ 5 Rosewood bewing Machines, 62U) ritdi 1,0 -0

JO Family-Sewing Machines, HuQ ea l,uCO 60 Fine Gold Watches, 9200 eueL....^..._.. W0 Oil Paintings, by le»dl)( Arti

Samel's

iifi "1*0 .v.'i- osl:

I'ii

Cassimeres,

Jeans,

Pla^

0) 'it'

City fiulldinx ,Lots, 1175 Tbe remainder Will consist 01 #u i.r. '^.warerMueloal Boxee, Op4ra Gliuseo, q[Pocket Bibles, and nifTertut art cies of ornamnnt aud Use, amoontiiig to 2,000

Total ?i00,lXrtr All the properties given olear of Incumbrance. Up .Wflti'// -ss.-.':U

HOW TO OBTAIN 8HABJ» A3TD EAIO^AyiKtlS. Send orders tons by mai', enclosing

frnrt

shares with Kngravingj

$1 to

either by Poit Office orders or in

re^fs i-r^d

Jetter, at our risk. ^Larger aateuatu shuaid be sent by druftof express. W shares with Engravings. 99,30

SS shares with Kngravlni(s...60 50 shares with Eogravlags lo,5u T5 shares wiib Engravintis..^ 100

PSBHSIWH,

The Empire ^cen of tHe WtSt This Standard TW#bti never teas nMted/aiM for genecaijutrpoee never will be. In its construction wp Worting a perfectly homojenious Oast Steel that will oet.polish and out live any other Wrough Plow eaw throws a wide, •Han, s&<fMMMfot MUM, iWVlsi tbe lightest PiowonreoMd. weJLto examine this Phrtr *t" 5 *7fl

rye«(*r

HOU8EKEKFlR«rrOIIC. 4^' 4.

Carpet ^Houae

iSIt

BB0KAW B10THEIS ft CO., uil 4 c:0'

No.

1&9

Fioture Taasols,

Curtain Tassels,

ceive the large and beant.fal Steel Plate of "THE PERILS OF OCtt FORKFATiiJCKS," and Four (jortifli »u» of litock, entitling tbwt Four Preseirti.

FIVE DOLLAR ENSBAVIKON Any persoa.'who pays FIVE DOLLARS »1^1: receive the large and splendid Steel i. to of •THE UABRIAQEOr POCAHONTAS," and Fiw Oertide*tes of Stoek, entitling tam )»i FlrePreeente.

Tbe .Engravings and Oertifloatos will be deliwred to each subscribers at onr Local Agencies, or' sent by niAil, post-paid, or express,

de'ted. ill itH

uivy

be cr-

WASHINGTON LIBRARY DOM I* AM W1I.L AWAan Tlir««^ Rnndied Tboasanl Hollar

'IN PRESENTS

To the Shareholders, On Wednesday, 8th of Jan. next At PHILADELPHIA, PA., OR AT TUE INjTIU'ItS, BlV£43iU^

Cit

Habili., Terre-Haiti

{fisTOfosj

106^000 PREMIUMS v. i- TO

li'sli "jgTjJJiI SSLl

100,000 CUSTOMERS

1 Conaiatiog in part of

All kinds ol Carpeting If-

All kinds of Oil Cloths

All kinds of Curtains!!

All kinds of Upholstery Goods!

All kinds of Wall Papers!

All kinds of Looking Glasses!

'J if Bands. Loops & Cornices

Of new designi and very handsome.

Staple Dry Goods!

We are prepared to compete with the .entire trade in

Assortment

and prices.

Our Stoek is

Full, fresh and Very Desirable.

BfiOKAW BROTHERS & CO., No. 109 Main Street.

•A £,i '.57 [Between 4th and 5th] Terre Haute,

For t^e spaoial aceommodation o^

I S I O S

We have opened, this week, a Splendid Stookof

Broche Shawls, iiistori Shawls, Silks,

Real Lace Collars, ,, Cluny Collars, Slaltese Collars,

Tbe Beat Assortment

I11 Terre Haute, ...^

t...

a,oou b,UO0 7M 600 1,500 8,760

regate value 10,000 Uair Ktaawls, 91,0u0. (Jamel's Hair Shawls, {J.000 tacb 3 Handsome Lace Sbawls, $^50 each. ..... 10 Cashmere Shaw's, |£0 each SO Silk press Prttems, $7^ eauh_...M...„...

Fancy Goods!

Broehea, Ear-rings, Belt Clasps Fans,

Fanoy Work Boxes, Ladies' Companions, etc.,

Fnr»! Furs! Fur si Jast Opened.

WITTIG & OO

„.!*0,00

LocAl AGENTS WANTED throughout tU United State*. The Association have sppo'nted ts It.ce'verB, Messrs..GEORGE A. OOutUJ A CO whoM well "known i4t»grl:yanl tasih^ri' exp«r euct) wiTi bo -a faOMtientgnarante.' that tua mimtf applii.d.to t*e purpose stated.

ra., Bay eo. tftiT/

To.theOfflcers and Member* of the Wa-luMtec LiBr»ry Co., N. S. BEAD, Secretary Gantl.men On meiyi -ef—yoer I'avcr of the ISth Inst, not iog as of our appoint *et.i ts Re•sivers for your Oompaay, w» toek the l.berty to submit a copy of yenr Ckart r, jsith a it-len ol yourjnterprise, to the highest legal oath rity 01 the State, ai.d having received big favorable opintea tn ytgard to its legality, an.i

tfstp

wtttg the benevolent obfeet of

thfeios

Jam

-Asseciatlue

via: the edncattoa and aaiaienaice ei tne otphan children ot our s&lcllets and sailors at the B^versids Institnte, we liave coociadud accept the trust, and ta use onr beat aEToru to ptwnei*

A&, iT3TiT#l OEO. A. 000*1 OO.

A'UMTalt letters to oto. A. 000KS*

Ac^.

lake

CO.,

BANKERS,

S3 feat* Third Street.. Phi I adatpaia, Pa. "Bscsivers for ihe Washington Library to.

M~ We WCOMELL, jajl04 Mailt 8tPdt, A«H4 ia Terra-11aut*.

Main Street.

oetldwtf.

jgOOKS AND STATIONERY.

M. W. O'CONNELL Bas disposed of his Undsrtakiaf Business, which hid becime nsesssary In oonseqnence of the rapid inoreaM of his

BOOK TRADE, He will new devete his eat ire attention to ths Utter branch

A N O O

How Lost! how fiostored 1

Jud fMUbti,

fa Maisd etosiqpe.

A A I E

GfiEAT ATTRACTIONS

AttLes^isggVEGLBTii3T-tf

#iEB INDUCEMtWI^^ if, than ever for Cash 4 buyers to visit tho

Wbero will be found the lercrnt srtd attmetiv« atoek sKALi^ GOQD6

Staple and Fancy

DRY G-OODSJ

,'.uue

1 i.E

SILKS, POPLI5S, M£BlSTOS.

j..f

"ALPACA*. "nfiJLUL3T£S,

White Goods.

Taaouou

Poplins,

rr:. Reps, i-joerinds. Red Lacei Handkerchiefs,

,-^jr .ut-.n.!*

ijaces & Em. broideries, 4 Notions,

Goods

^Gloves, -Hosiery,

n./uiS-

SP^®8tiOB» »^essMsw«»iK.«

Ticks 6B Stripes Prints,

'b:-

Just Keoeived,

A great many

N O E I E S In Robber Goeda I

.!?/

.' f'lirtf •"f-

-V

'M-Mtiv.

•ji, d4iV Ittd.

DRY COODS.

C. WITTIG&CO.,

73 MAIN STREET, liir-wi -"r 7 si'

O^POStTB MoKEBlPS BAJfk,

State Fair Bulletin

rf li uf

fhawis,Cloaks,

ets, Oil Cloths,urs, attings, Druggets, Bugs and Mau,

Hull Powers,

Window Shades, Mirrors

Jtc., Jcv»

To person* living at a distance, vuitlrg our city, now op at the time of thn St ite Fair, aud our home-trade, we would sny that the time spent In examining our different departments Will not be lost to them. a

Daii?

New Goods Recelied

St ther'. *. fit

'Buckeye Cash Store,'

W. Sr-RYCE & C0.r

77 Mala Street.

dwtf

QLD KELIABLE

LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD,

VIA COLUMBUS,

Shortest & Quickest Route

From

CINCINNATI

to all ilw

E A N I I E S TOWjS8, VILLAGES and SLAUU^l*. The UTTLK HI

A HI the 01TLY Llu« rnnn'ne

Lightning Kxprets Trains from Cincl uati to tbe Cast. It being the raoaTBSt Line, (JounrfU are certain, and Passengers hare aitrvi. aicc Meals.

u£.p

FAST TIMI FSOM CIICLTSATI TO Boston in Si hours Baltimore in i.uurs New Tork la 91 hours Washington uij iu Buffalo In 16 hours Cleveland tn nonra. Three Dally Eastern Trains,

A. II. Lightning Express. di80 A. U. M^htnlng Rxpress. 8 F. At. Ligbtnla.

KxjreMt

Modern Sleeping Oars by Night Trains,

Saloon Oars bj Unf Tralaus.

The S P. S. trala learea Sunday Sight io»u*d of Saturday Night, BAGGAGE CHECKED THEOCGIIJ

TIOKBTS

T. J.

basins**, and with a fall and complete stock of

BoolM And Stationery, SCHOOL BOOKS, X&6AZDTCS, PAPERS, Ac.. *6., Ails a oontlaaaaee of tbe trade heretofore so iberaUy beatowed aSSdwtf

Pri»s.ste

W9akn'SS,lneoIaatary

of %u»

eeats.

A ttorcaa OS THI hatubal TBIATKKirr, and Eedleal Odxe of 8per«atarrk«eaf or Seminal

Cmlseions, Boxn

al Vebi fty, aad Ieepedimeete to Sferrlaffe, generally Herronsnes* Conssaotloi, *r ilepeyy aad fits, M.atal and Physical facapaetty msaJtlnc from delf Abas Ac., by Boax. J. Cnvaawaix, M. D., author

**Oreen Book," Is.

teTheosanis ef

Seat aader sMl, in a«la«a eneeifpe, to any. ed-, dress, fraetWid/bn rae«ipt or osatt, or tee postersefea|soa£DHAM.i.0.KLIKBA CO., 1ST

umerjt

lev Terk, feat Mm fees MM,

jlwPt.OalTwrweM**"Heirlaj*

are sold at all TtokK

Offices in the tiouth and Wast. Ask for Ttcufts Via Cinoiiuiatl and Ooiumbu,% WM.

O'BBIIH, Gea'l ftckrt Agent.

SHKBliOCK, Qea'l Ageat, Oittciimaiu dtf

RAILWAY

JgRIE RAIL^

FIBKA BBOAJB EUAFIK^BOVBUIMCK BOIT*

NEW ¥OHK, BOSTOH, Aud New England Citisa. Tllt BAIL WAY KXTUn FBOM Dunkirk,

New

Fork 460

BufaU

MtUa,

lo Nov

York 438

SlUm,

OaUmhame*

Nme

Tbrk

Mibet

414

t» le mi

32 to 21 MUSS the SII0BT1UT B01TB

Atl Traihs ran dirsotiy tbroa»t to Set Toth, mm- 4ttO HlUta wlthost Ohangeox u-cw^eik

from aud after Avgnst 21 lb. I SOS, Trains vrfli leave iu couueetlen with all Weetorn luiee, follows: From Ocukirk ami Wwaca-

Kew Tork tiaM Iroai Onion lA pvtss

7.30

H. Kxpros Ball, •row unk'rk, (bundays caoepted). t«paat Salameiica i-' A. M. aud cuuueats at HorneUiTii^ ij.' mid ing with the .09 A. X. Saprt«e fnui Butalo, aud arrives In New York at

6M V.

T.Ou I'. 3i.

9,S5 t*. M. Llgbtalnv Ixpress, troro Sal* n^aov*(iiun(layaezoepted). 5Upm Uornelivii«

M.,andoonneets at RoruvllaTi ir auJ

C^ruiDg with the V.9&A. M. £api*« Uau/ius BtiCal", aud arrives in New York at 7 IAI 4. A1S H, 91. M. Y, Xiftbt Elprest, r./»

•6.66

b-zir&.

ktrk (S un.lays excepted). Bioya at aui-«

f. M. Oleen 7.36 P. (dap) luru r'» u.i/o A-SI., (Bkit). aad ar.Irt- in it at 12 30 I*. M., counvctlog with AfiotL In Trains for Boston asd fi«w Kng nnd ant 9.5(1 I'. S3. C'lsieiaiiatl Cxpir.s, irua.

Dunkirk, (dandays txceptedj. .-up «t 6.1%. manra 11 it F, Al., and connects at ii». al eTllle with the 11.20 P. 11. Ttam Iro^i arrlr.ng In New York8.28 P. From BaOM*—By Hew York Ttuto frota i-.-^ot

cor.

Kxchetoge aad Hieiugss street.

S.4S A. M. Mew TorM Day Ctprew, (Sundays excepted). Stops at U.03 A. M., ^Bkft) Susqaehanna

i7 i.

(0i»e) Turner's 7.66 P. M. u»'CU Great Bend with Delaware, Lacknwa" era Ballroed, and at Jersey City wiih Milu gt re a in of vi Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. S.00

B. Kxpress Hall, T.n n.i/u and HorneUsrille (Sundays excepted). Airi.Min New York at 7.00 A. M. Qountct* at hiuilrs .iwith the Northern Central BaUw a/ j« rt^ria,,„barg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Was it In Ion and other points South. •fcBO

i». Mm

Lightning Express, (San-

days excepted). Stops at Bornelisrii.* 5 iS ./ :(8up.), andarriree in New York TM a. M.— .Connects at JerseT City with Horning Lx^iv»« -U' "Train of New Jersey Ballroad for U^ltl, ote and Washington, and at New York witu iioiaing Bxprsas Train for Boetea and Kew Knf land Oltlea. ut p. BL lew Yerk B"lfht Stprew,

DAILY. Stop* at Fertage 8.06 ?(8up.), interseotiag with the 4.16 P. II. Tren from Dunkirk, aad arrives ta fiew Xorti as 12.30 P. M. IL» F.

CtaiiaaaM IsprtM, (lot-

days excepted). Stops at kuspueheana T.S0 A. M-, (BMt.)j_ Turner's L.I2 p, iU. Oin»), 'and arrives in Few York at

i.16

P. ."U.

Con

fi«®a«cts at Orwt Bend with Delaware, LwAawanna A Western Ball rood tor Soranton, Tr.oton and Philadelphia, and at New V.,rk with /xAfternooou Trains and aleameis for BvsWs and New Kngland Citlea. '~Only one Train Sast en Bunday, learlsg Ba &io at 6.10 r. aad reachiag Aew ioik uk

lLvO

afternoon. Boston and Sfsw lagland Pasaengers, with tljelr Baggage, are transferred frt

dorp

ifa*

Yort. The best Ventilated aad atet Luxnrloa' Slrepln Coaches WTIK THB W0BLl"Vtt aVinf allviKbt trains on this railway.

And

Cbeoked Through!

For* e» UX tm emu

other

WUoh sea be obtained

Kuuie

neftmvuuiS

A I A A Ticks*

Bcsein theWeet and

a th-west.

B.BIDDLX* Ceal MINI

BARB,