Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 October 1867 — Page 2

DAILY EXPRESS-

HAXJTB. Iisrip. 1®

Saturday Morning, October 19th, 1861

Greeley's Account of the Publication of tbe New Torker—The Horrors of Being In Debt. I from Grfieley'e "Recollection of a Busy ^f®«" published in the New York Ledger.]

We issued, (March 22, 1834,) without premonitory sound or trumpet,' New Yorker, a large, fair and cbuap weekly, folio, (afterward changed to double quarto.) devoted mainly to curreflt literature, but giving regularly a digest of all important news, including a carelul exhibit and summary of election returns and other political intelligence. I edi£pd and made up this paper, while my partner took charge of our more profitable jobbing business.

The New Yorker was issued under my Eupervision, its editorials written, its'selection made, for the most part, by me, for seveu years and a half from tbe date first giv^n. Though not calculated: to enlut partisanship or excite enthusiasm, it was at length extensively liked and read. It began with scarcely a dozen sabsenbans I these steadily increased to nine thousand and it might, under better business management, (perhaps I should add, at a more favorable time,) have proved profitable and permanent. That it did not, was mainly owing to these circumstances: 1". Tbfit it was not extensively advertised at the autrt, and at least annually thereafter, as it should have been 2. It was never really published, though it had half a doz^n nominal publishers in succession 3 li, was sent to subscribers on credit, and a large share of them never paid for it aid r.ever will, while the cost of collection from others ato up the proceeds 4. The machinery of fjews companies news offices, expresses, &e, whereby literary periodicals are now mainly disseminata! did not ther^ exist. I believe that jus' such a paper, ssued~toc!n j, proper]} publi-iied and advertised, would obtain a circulation of one hundred thousand in less ti :ie than was required to give the New Yorker less than tithe of that aggrerjue. and would rutika money for its owners insteid of nearly starving them,as mine di i. I was worth at least $1,50® when it was started I _W0rked hard and live I frugally throughout its existence it sub*i-ted for the first two years on tho profits of our jobbing business when dcte.i'irig it established, dissolved with my partner, he taking tho jobbing business, aud I the New Yorker, which hell its own pretty fairly thenceforth till the com murcml revulsion of 1837 swept over the land, whelming it and me in the general ruin. I hud married in 1836 (July 5,) deeming myself worth $5,000, and the master of a business which would thenceforth iuld me for my labor at least $1,000 per annum but, instead of that, or an incrc-.so at all, I found myeelf obligee throughout 1837, to confront a net loss.of about $100 per week-^-my income ttvpra gin- $100, and my inevitable expenses $200. It was in vain that I appealed to delinquents to pay up many of them mi gr ued some died others wore so consid erate as to order the paper stopped, but very few of these paid and I struggled on against steadily rising tide of adver sity taut might have appalled a stouter beiiri.. Often did I call on this or that friend with intent to solicit a small loan to ruejt some demand that could no long er be postponed nor evaded, anc| after was ing a precious hour, leave him, uttor ly unatilo to broach the loathsome topic

Ih ivo borrowed $500 of a broker late on Saturday, and paid him $5 for tho use of it till Monday morning, when I some how contrived to return it. Most gladly would I have terminated the struggle, but, iC I had to pay my notes continually falling due, I must havo paid money for my weekly supply of paper—so that would have availed nothing. To havo stopped my journal (for I could not give it a way) would have left me in debt, be side tny notes for paper, from fifty cent? to two dollars each, to at least three thou sand subscribers who had paid in advance and that is tho Worst kind of bankruptcy. If any one would have taken my business and debts off my hands, upon my giving him my nolo for $2,000 I would havo jumped at the chance, and tried to work out the debt by setting type, if nothing b-tter offered. If it bo suggested that my whole indebtedness was at no time more th:.n 5)5,000 to 7,000, I havo only to to say thai uven $1,000 of debt is ruiin to him who keenly tools his obligation to fulfil every engagement, yet is utterly without the mauns of so-doing, and who sees himsuif dragged each week a little deeper into hopeless insolvency. To bo hungry, rugged, and penniless, is not pleasant but this is nothing to the horror of bankruptcy. All tho wealth of the Rothschilds would be a poor recompense for a five year's struggle, with the conseiousnoss that you had taken the money or proper ty ot' trusting friends—promising to return or pay for it when required, and had betrayed their confidence through in solvency.

I dwell on this point, for I would deter others from entering that place of torment. Half the young men in the coun.. try, with many old enough to know better would go into business''—that is, into debt—to-morrow, if they could. Most poar men are so ignorant as to envy the merchant or manufacturer whoso life is an incotSiint struggle with pecuniary diffiulties who is driven to constant "sliinnins ," and who, Irom month to month buroly evades that insolvency which sooner or Utcr overtakes most men in business so that it has been computed that but one in twenty of them achievo a pecuniary success. For my own part—and I speak from end experience—I would rather bo r. convict in State prison, a slave in a rice sn-Mup, than to pass through life under tho hiirivW ot debt. Let no young.man misju igr tuelf unfortunate, or truly, poor, goloiig a? ho has tho full use of his limbs an faculties, and is substantially free frur. debt. Hunger, cold, rags, hard \vor, contempt, suspicion, unjust rep:ou.h, are d.sagreable, but d«bt is iufiniU'iy w.irse than them all.

Ami, if it had pleased God to spare eit'i. or all of my sons, to bo tho suport r.n.l solace of my declining years, the nv -. r. hieh. I should have most earnostly ?.v, h: to impress upon them i9—"Novor run int.» a.'btl Avoid pecuniary obligatio •. v.s yen would pestilence or famine If" '.i ivo but fifty cents, and can get no ai r. f, a week, buy a peck of corn, puu '.i it Mid live on it, rather than owe any in-in a dollar?" Of «ourse, I know tti .: .--ouio men must do business that in* vo-vos ri-l s, and must often give notes fiiui i!ti:ir obligations, and I do not consid. lr.it! really in debt who can lay his ha «directly on tke moans of paying, at so'. -e !ntie sacrifice, nil he owes I speak of vil debt—that which involves risk or s.u ••-tices on the one side, obligation and do en lonco on the other—and I say, from all such, let every youth humbly pray Gift to preserve biin evermore. iifn at length I stopped the New Yorker (So, t-mber "20 1S41), though poor enougn, 1 provided for making good all I wed to its subscribers who had paid in advaace, and sliut up the books, whereon wer-." inscribed some ten thousand dollars owed me, in sums of from one to ten dollars scb, by men to whose service I had faiihiuiiy devoted tho best years of my life years that though full of labor and frugil care, might have been happy had they net been made wretched by those men's dishonesty. They took my journal, and probably road it they promised to pay tor it and defaulted, leaving me to pay my paper-maker, type founder, journoymeu, Ac., as I could. My only requital was a son-iy achieved, but wholesome, lessou. I had been thoroughly burned out, only saving my books, in the great Ann street fire, August 12, 1835. 1

had been an eye-sore and a reminder of evil days whenever I stumbted^POQ tbem, were at length "dissolved in smoke and flame, and lost to sight forever.

Bribery and Corruption.

PRIVATE CIRCULAR OF THE HON. WILLIAM A. WALLAC1S, CHAIRMAN OF THE PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL

COMMITTEE. The Philadelphia

Morning Post

No. 738 San3om street

Philauklfiiia, Sept. 18, 1867.

E,g.t

Chairman of County Committee, County. Dear Sir*' The necessity for close attention to details in this contest is rnoi-t apparent It is -comparatively noiseless, but it &b-'uld bo iriade full of activity".

The great end to be accomplished is: To poll every Democra icvo'e. The first thing to bo dona is to learn tbe intmos of all the Democrats and doubtful men. For this purpose the blac.ks were furnished you, and so far. as you have returned to ma the lists, I to-day send you copies by mail. Send the remainder us rapidly as possible.

These lists are to be placed in tbe hands of active en in the districts I indorse in each hst

a circuia/' describing

ties, for their direction

Grinnel, loWa, Oct. 8, 1867.

Dear Sik: To-night our political work for tho. canvass closes. -There will be a light vote, but tho distraction of the enemy will prove jLhat Iowa is as.radically right as any State in the Union. Set us down for 25,000 majority and a Legislature strong enough.

During the canvass I havo marked the molding of sentiment in reference to onr next President. There is an earnest feel ing. Iowa, as well as most of our radical States, could furnish a candidate, and, if practicable, I shou!d be glad to have some of the pioneers in bur righteous cause put forward. What of Gen. .Grant? they asked. For one, I do not share in the distrust so.often expressed. If men will mention his blunders, it will not be for--gotten that his successes were niany and glorious, v. Andvhqw tnodeiU I can never forget how, untiring he was in Washing ton, last winter, iri deVotion to Gen. Sheridan, both at the- CupUal and at his own htnistfl HiS wirn? approval of Mr. Stanton as War Minister was a just tribute, and evinced boldness in the presence of His Accidency, "A. J." But how do you know he is right? thousands ask.

It is to bo remembered that he is not a talking man, and that he regards himself as properly a doer and in tho service of the country, ratber than attached to atiy party but I have, not tho remotest idea that he will be "our candidate if notat some time pronounced emphatically ag with us. I read the flashing of hid eye with delight at the last session, listening to such speech as that of Governor JBoutwell. He came on our side, and I never saw^him on the other, nor did the Democrats extend him salutations. To my knowledge, he was in deep sympathy with General. Howard in his plans and administration. Ho did not fight to save slavery, add when it was dead he joined Congress in the wish that impartial jus-, tice might bo secured, which was a certain condition of power and national prosperity.

Do'not, my dear sir, overlook the fact that Democrats like Vallandigham charge that ho took shelter in a house, and that General Lee—their evil head—was in tho front.

In the halts of Congreis, whonwe

chcered his victories, they were silent. Their press had no good word for him, and their voters declare if you take him you will "catch ti Tartar,'1 and their attempts at "damning with faint praise" suits me.

I could give you many incidents and facts, if proper, which you would regard as good testimony.

We must be sure of our man, andkve shall unito on the candidate whose invuie shall be a towor of strength.

G^rteral Grant hitSTno vulgarity about him. Ho has evinced marked good sense in h« administrative position. He is magnanimous, jind, I think, will be fair and just. It y.U. wquuo a piaster builder at tho heaif of bur'nation after thjj destruction of the war and the mal-adminis-tration of htm .who is making treason hbhorable, «nd has confirmed the proverb, "Put a beggar on horseback and he will ndo to. the devil." ,,

Ever And truly yonra, J. B. Grinnell.

vNjbuary, 1845 and, could compete with him, and b* would

hut narnal had the poor fore tbe sale commenced, to

consolation that the account books pf the nation, be saw Mr. Astor wwlkw nftvfer nnfflPa New Yorker, wlm I W since I first laid them Jlay,'

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lishes the following, vouehingvfor its authenticity,, as it is printed from an original copy, which the editor says was issued by authority, and he can produce the document in court Alderman Bill Cullen, unenviable fame, *od bis caodjutois of the Fourth Ward, Philadelphia, were, no doubt, inspired by tho hope of the "fixed .sum," in "voting often" on Tuesday lasted returning^the astounding majority of nearly sixteen hundred f«r Sharswood. Similar frauds were doubtless practiced elsewhere. The following is a* literal copy it is exact, even to tbe emphasized sentences [Private.] DemocraticStateCommittee Rooms,

t/teir du

1 also enclose you

a co[,'y thereof Make it your business '.to employ these men yourself. do njt trust to letters, go and. see them pay than for their time in warning the dilatory, aiuijor election day. and provide means to haulsiow men to The polls

It is bettor to spend money in thi?

way than by meetings. If you havo any doubt ofi the Jhenahat, yofr employ, tell others of our friends ibat you have placed money,in. thgii handi. .A .•:

Get your!-detailed vote for 1865 and 1866. Compare the tv/o 'this will show you the districts likely to prove slow.— Givc them

special attention now. It is

important to get reliable riiau in each district. Do not devott^ your attention to making a specific 'rfnijorily, but look to getting your ivhole vote

"When this is

ddrie the majority follows. In very slow district*,,!

would suggest a

spccial contract with active men, thus: in 1865 the district polled 100 Democratic votes now, for every Democratic vote over 110 polled we( will pay.you a fixed sum tho day after' the election. Thiv if simply an incentive io bring the men out, for the vote of lSGG shows thty are there.

See that your agents have all Democrats assessed, naturalized, and their taxes paid. Let mo know what I can do for you..

Send forward the lists rapidly. Be very careful of this paper keep it entiroly private.

Respectfully yours,

William A. Wallace, Chm'n.

Mr. Grinnell and Gen. Grant. Congressman Grinnell, oftilowa, is a Radical. Thercforo his views in regard to Gan. Grant's .position will ba beard with interest. These are expressed it) tbe following private letter:

the wharf. He went to flftpet "Mr. Astor, I am sorry to see' yotf this morning. I will send a check of $1,000 round to your counting.room if yoa will go and stay there until after this sale." Without thinking much About Astor consented, aAd saicJ'jto StI chant: "Send round your check,

rturn'

and went into the counting room. Think? ing oyer the matter, He fottnB"

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made $1,000 and lost five thousand, but he kept his word. Soma time ago some parties tried, slyly, to hire, the Astor House over the heads of the Stetsons. These men had a private inter view with William B. Astor, and wanted to know his terms. "I will consult Mr. Stetson and let you know,", he said. I always give my old tenants the prefer-• cnce.': To consult Mr.StetsoaiiW*s-to defeat the object the parties had, ia«d they pursued the matter no further. Stewards, success does not proceed from the fact that every variety of article- can be purchased at his store, but from this, that every article is found to be what it is represented to be. Nobody asks a guarantee of Peter Cooper that he will not cheat in the commodity which be sells. Youn^g America panting for»fortune and honor,* would do well to study the business characteristic of tbe old school merchants whose ranks are daily thinned by death.

ONE STEP BfOlfcE.

What though before mfe.it is dotk, Too dark I'oi jme to see I ask but light for one step more 'l'is quite enough for me, 'hi Each little humble step I take,

The gloom clears from the next So, though 'tis very dark bojoud, I never am peeplexed. J' j|

-»And if Bomotimes the mist bangs clo«e, So close I f»ar to stray, Pti*Icqt 1 wait a little while,

Trcr^-r'-

And aoon it clears away.

I would not see my further path. For mercy1 tails it Co My present steps,might harder be bid I tho future know.

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It may be that my path is rough, Thorny and bard and steep And, knowing this, my strength might fail,

Through fear'ani turror deep.

It may be that it winds along A smooth aud flowery way Hut seeing this I might despisej,'jj

Tho journey of to-day.

rerliaps my path is very short, My journoy nearly doBfljAnd I might tremble at the thought

Of ending it so soon.

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Or, if I saw a woary length Ofroaiithatl must wend, Fainting, I'd think, "My feeblo powerf

Will fail me ore the end."

A mi so I do not wish to seo My journey or its length 'Assured that, through my Father's love,

Each stepNvill bring its strength.

.Thus step by step I onward go,^

N a 'fru-iting that I shall always have I Light, for j.U6t "ono step more." —British Jle'teujer.

WHERE'ER'! TAKE MY'WALiii J^KpAU, how many miserable Dyspeptic peoplis do I see, who would bo healthy, and^riosy, and happy if they took Pl^Dtatioril Bitters, that paragon or preparations forgiv ing tone to the stomach,, energy to the torpid liver, a joy tQ the nervous system and strength to the muscles. £t is pn' ad mirable regenerator of nature's yrf^ed or neglected functional powers in either man or woman. It greatly ercitet and pleasantly soothes. With a bottle thereof, every man may be his owh'physician

Magnolia Watbr.—Adelightful toilet article—superior to Cologne and ut half the price. 9-deodw2w

McClure's Combination

BOILEU&FURXACE Promises to be the feit

Most

Economical, Safest add Cheapest Boiler and Furnace in thft.. ll^rld

rnUE .SULEB AND FCKN'AOS 18 GOT*KN

Up upon thi ptalu.-«»ttttbas«a^imtidt9lA, •»«..»

the other, being

obiv couuucted b?the inu-i drum, at ihe end of tbe Boicr3 aud guise

neck {Hpe, as shown by the dot

ted linesin the engiaviug. i'hey can be se-n in operation at

ilt.

George

F. Kll:s* Woolen Factory, Terre Qante. Ind," i'or pai ticulars, aldroi", or see

McCLURE & ELLIS.

\\7Mt b. manning, UJt'S£, BIOS ASt OBXiHENTAL A I N E

Odk door East

SoBtsty of Millionaires.

The N York cot respondent of the Boston Journal calls attention to the fact that sevaral of the men who achieved tho largest fortunes in New York have been famed fbr strict adherence to their word. He says:

Win. E. Aitor says what he means in rade, and abides by bis word, though it be to his dartij^J His Ather^ conducted his business oil the same principle. Many

^eirs ftgb- a cargo Of tea was^adVertised at

WM make

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the Star Grocer

i'EURK HAUTK, IND. Plain aid JDi-corativo Paper Ilai ging, Fancy aud Plain Kign Paiuting. Ceilings and Walls Painted and i'alremlncd in Fresco Colors. Pianos nd Kaluaai Wood Polithed in the highest style of tho Art. Gliding on Glass and Japanued Tin, in nil Styles,

It will be to the interest of those -who wish to htre s-.rvicuable work dune, to call on me Information iu buying dnd mixing colors, will be fur* aished to persous rail: or ciiaade. «c9dtf u.

A N O O O

How Lost! how Restored!

ii PubliduJ,

in a

taUd ilvtlope.

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tit emit.

A LKCTCKK ON' TDK NATURAL TBKATttfe'XT, and Radical Cure of Spermatorrhea*, or Seminal Wckkn as, Ievoluntary K-nissiona, Seza ai »i-bi ity, aud Impediments to Marriage, generally Nervon*aMS Consnmptiota, Kpilepayiand fits, Mental and Physical Incapacity, reiultini$ &oai SelX.AJbus tc.. Dj iio*T. J. CuLvaawau., M. D., author of the "Green Book," Ac.

A Beau to Thoasands of Suflerfefp.'* -jnt nitder se^l, It) a plain envelope, to'aaj ad. dioxc, postpaid, on receipt if JxiCo«ts« or tar»j pcsta$'stamps, toCfliS. J. li. KLINE A CO., Iti7 Bovrry, New Tork, Post Office box tfM.

Also Dr. CuWer*eU'» '"itarriaga GnWe," pTice 8A cents. STOW dwSm ins \.

Tt'T' I Wtli attend

toS

that no merchant coula out-bid him, or al»o deliter pAMsngerb in ihyp«rtof kM take the quantity he could, concluded to city with care and dlib»tch buy the cargo, for be knew that he would AH orders let on i^e tt offiw, handsome thing of it,*nobody

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Tke Metropolitan Collar Uo.

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tleadily Got At

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it. fcveay iBAVBLliUkby.laud or sen should havi a-bettlei -Mt'SKKS and i'AiiMl-ltS lending at a distance liom Physicians should keep it constantly on band. In case of accidents, and sudden attacks »r Stotnach Camplaeutr, its value %Be*»t beMftliaatedi Inquire lor Majo LAMP'S INDIAN UNlMEM'T.Md take no other. rKiuit 0U C't». p-T bottle. For sale at VI Uolesale a 11.1 Betail by Deinas Barnes &

Co., 21 Park Itow. W.

Gale* Uobiusou,il8 Greenwic'i St, ft.l. |,C. Wells A io, 1J!4 Fulton &t., A'. T. Uba». A. Crittenden, 38 6th Avsnue, A. Y. aud by re s(iestable Druggists tbroiigboo the wurid. Ai)u» genuine unless signed t#y

Joiut

Bow.ry, and

TU'-M. LA2tr., aud

counteisignid by J. T. LAN lii CO., Propriet 'r6 163 Bro^dwav, h. Y. ceud or Cinular

Dou'tbe huinbnggeo by Xmposte

W S I I E tr—paiitit'

cait irvil ot lil iihint

"stencil toolf

Send for our fiew Cauaiugue of lMl'BoVKl) 3'1'KSCIL DIKS, itt) varieties all of Sisel,

curoiul

ly finished and tempered. 9. M. iPKNClili A CO., UmtlK-boro, Vt.

StMnhood sud the vigor of Yuutli re stored ta four wteba, sacce^ guaranteed.

DR.power,

RECORDS Bsseace ef Lifeltestorcs manly irom whatever causa arising, tim eilocis of early pernicious habits, self-abuse, iin. teucy aud cliaiategive way at ouco to this wondi-r ful m- d'cine, If tauten regularly accordi to toe directions which arp very simple, and reijuiro no restraint frum kueinees or. plrafture). Failure is impossible. Sold in bottKsat #3, or 4quantiti-s in one for $9. To be had onlj of the &ole appointed ogunt iu America, Uh.lt SI AN GKUT2UN, Ji3

2to

'2d Ave., U. Y.

Agratis

GEN IS WAN TBU.—A Silver P. Watch given to tbe purchaser of every 0 of Keunedy'a Mammoth Prise Stationery Package#, tbe largest iu tho world. (As an Inducsmmt to have them introduced). A e&ts sell them as fast as they can reach them out. 920 per day can bo made uic. Price per hundred, including waich, 915. Ui tuil at 25 s. each. Also dealers in cheap Jewelry, SSiher Ware, Photographs, Ac. I'or lull particular* of Prize Package and Catalogue of Jewelry Ac, aud other saleable goods, address i. MONltOK KKMNBUY A CO., Cor. 5th and Wood dt., Pittsburg, l'a.

liOVKi'S ILLl'STfiATKD GUIDE FOB IM1, Is

now ready, containing a list of 1500 varieties of BULBOUS FLOWEK3, with man/ engravings,

A Beautiful Colored Plate,

aod full directions for culture. Sent post-paid on receiptor 10cents. Address HOVEV A CO.. 5a North Market street, Bolton, Mass.

Aduce

G«NXS WANTED—$10 to |20 a daj to iutroonr new patent STAB SHUTTLE SKWl^U MACHINE. Price t^0. It uses two threads, and makes the genuine Lock Stitch. All other low priced machines make tbe Chain Stitch. £x elusive territory given. Send for circulars. W.

WILSON. A CO.,

iilLL

H. M. IL Ij JS R' S OMNIBUS

KuL th.

./.a aaa*T nx a

.*8

Muutfaelurert,

Ohio

Cleveland,

Book Agents Wanted

Kow ready for delivery, anew work of universal importance, is wholly anlike ordinary subscription books, is standard, was prepared by the ttest talent In the country, is highly commended Vj

the most noted literary and scientific*men. Au Agent of ten years' expenenjpe says be sells more in proportion to those called-pn than any other work he ever sold. Has no competition—freight (repaid, besides the largest,commission other ndnceiaente arc offered,.too good to publish.

Only experienced" aMWKcesstnl Agents want ad. tor

partkmlcfe atMWhs J. PAtTBN FITCH, Chicago, IU.

WE ARE COMING,

Aad will present to any rerson sanding as a club bor Great One Price Sale, of Dry and Taney ai)uds Ac., a Silk Dress Pattern, Piece of Sbeetlnt,Wa*ch, Ac., free of charge. Catalogue of

bo# n99Wl«K5

diic "4.

ta Oae

SkiUi slYi'oiiTiiE

A If iii. iObtubinvs in one garment a' brtttL it

iji'i ..

Meet fitting Oorset,

And t^# Ui»st ileauabie Skirt oupportat v'.er oifured th" putiiic. Itpiaces the *»nsaiol cveamrts upon the_sheuldtrD instead il the Uips i- improves the toriu without tigtii lacing & watnav abd elegiacs is ayprovou aud recomnitnaod^ by physi«iMi«i ..Jttaljuiaaturea by

V. IS.

SAt.M»i.lio

Moxlh 11

"Life aiid Adventure on Prairien, Mouutalns aod the Pacific Coast. With over 200 Descriptive and Photographic Views of the Scenery, Cities, Lands, Mines, People and Cnriosltiesjif.the New jSiate^aod Territories| 1t prospective'emigrants and setttees in the "Far West," tbl* History of that vast aad fer-

tbentio and reliable guide to, ol matr, soil, pro. dncts, means of travel, Jfe. AGENTS WAN Jl'.—b'end I^r Ci'cnlars and se» our terms, and a foil rtr»eriipTioTf'ef the work. Address NATIONAL 1'UBLtSHlKG CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.

St. L"ais, Mo., ur Dav«• port,Iowa

W- •'Tv

EDGAK C. KNAPP,

iit

A«cat for Trre-Ha"te.

O O S

I «w fere (tt* di

urn-*

j*-

'American"' Prints

Fifteen Gents! Wei riliiioff v.'

•i,! J,i *?i cJ ifitvigXIs&tri 2 itrid Mash?.!!* o) a beat

W O S E S

4-4 HlU'e '^Semper Idem,":

Twenty-three Ots

t-m

Pre#» or water tised. Letters writtuu

witaWiUiuk, copy er!ectly in the "Pena Letter lio*l:.*r'«f.taoot ttofi use of» Copylng-'prcsii. Give *Tt» ti i*h:"M»iie'on'y at lh« "Peun Manulactur iug Wyrltir "iPliilatlelpbU. Bex 1217.

-. »*i.

sop gaol's:

ytxiC.

10 4 FINE SHEETINGS,ad

E N S

*3i

•iiT

hr-

ifl .v i.

i.i*J fat-: ."• i'

Armures,

Best

2 5 E N S

111 Mails Street.

i'rioj 10 cuut

Fancy and iit Gooiw, etc. -ildti liCaj j*.' iiocarirttai r-4 red, witli an-adM?rtiseiuent describing t»n ariicl^ loi sale in ourOOllUC I'urcbil^mK O rcuiartfa6U( FaEB. D.iftili,' "08 Mauuver street, aiisutn, Soasa.-

ANTED—SALESALEN—To uvsi and sell goodo by Baniple. Uood waaes atfd steady..aaiploynieut. amp, llASfliA-jJW, P^itKt .A ohio.

Addreas, with CO., Cleveland

$10 1 UA¥ MADK B¥ ANY 0MJ a ith Ui4 Patent Stoucil Cools. 1 prepay the sarn pe free. Beware' of Infringers. My Ciroular wiil explain. Address A. J. i'OLLiMi tSprtng fi dd 'V-ermont.

Mr. VAN NOEMAN'S

ENGLlfillAKD

NEW GOODS 'J.

k-V!

Openc-d this week at the Popular Stere ot

EDJALL COJ

IO O Pieces French Merinos, in all the desirable shades, Bi^ marks, etc., etc. Prices, 75c, $100, $1,25 and $1,50, as cheap as In old times. Alsa English Merinos from 37J to 75 cents per yard.

WOiiuY Gfi

.C .oO

"A •E

A Large Lot ofFrench Empress Reps, from Auction, in every color, at greatly reduced rates. Great Bargains may be cxpected..,

Alpaca, iPopliias anti Plain Alpacas in every conceivable color and 6hade, from the Lowest Cast to the Finest Grade. ... .. .-

Eping-liiries— A. New and Beautiful Mourning article, never before exhibited in this market. Also, CRETONAS in difleront g'-adtis.

Xrish I?oplins, Frencli Poplins, Toil do Yenicos, Wool deLaines together with all the lower grades of 1

Silk aud Wool Wincies for Street Drossas, entirely how and ele gant. -N- i•

CUSTOM JE as

Who have examined our stock since the State Fair, will find it greatly increased by many Novelties. t. 'I'!

*i W'.'.fi-* rrt- ."n —--3

r.. .i A I

EDSAJLL CO.

N, 8.—New lot of Gloats and Shawls this day received by Express.

PRING MILLINSKT.

OPENING.

We are now receWng full itock of "Goods which will beopoceti-on the Itb Inst. Ladles, Call an3 see our nm atyle Pattern Bonnets and iiatt,

Hurldtf M. H. ABBOTT.

pLAOBdliN, BISiiOVVSKY &Go \J Importers and JobVcr* of NOTI./JSI8 AND TOYS.

O S A A E S

FANCY OROCEBIES, SCbARS, TOaACtON.TRAS.eie* IO

ERRB HAUTE & BOWLIKG GBSBti HACK LINE, Tbe nod rsigned propose to iwnmeaoe run. ning a Hack Line between TeMe Il.ute and Bowlin« Oreen, on-Moada f, tbe 7thilay of October,- to inn lerre llaute at 7 o'c ock. A. lt,«o tiovdayi, Wedoesdsys, and Fridays, and retbto-Taesdays, Thanidays ati'l 8atnrday«. We will ®all at all the principal Hot*la_for pa-»»nget»._ *are#2.— mafl pareeis aad packages tatea ob Moaable tarns. A. JOHNSOS, s2MXm ... WV.Oi.ASK

Chins, Qaeensware, Uassware,

House-furnishing Goods, "*€,»! r.i -3

biii

sit. 09 ?f

Terre H^te, Ind. se21dw3m

HKNUMCII &

IMPQBTSB? DBA^fSSj WJ

aa»"

EARRTHENWARE, 147 Main Street, TERR® HAUTE, IND., dwly.

I. B. HUDSON. wa. A. M'CLOae TVTAJOR B,

HUDSON & Cp.,

.ItJL Imvortera*U'l Jabbers of CHINA, GLASS ASH CJtOCHEHY. And fieeli-ra iri

.5 Zl

House ForaislliiiK Goodat No.llv Walwsb Street.—...Icrru lluutc* InB. JanSOiliWtf

ft. BUCKELL being a practice PLUdlBK8, anu at tb»* reqaeat of- oiaay frfvaiij, begi to aauonuce that be in nowprbpafflJ to rfsrt»" cute all orders iu tho above b-o»iaeaa,iin ooijaoctioa ith-his fionse Painting and Graining.

SHOP—On 4th St., S3 Door North cf Ccutri Sn^ioe Hoaie. BATHS, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, A. .fitted tfpoa tlio mo«t apiir..reii. prlndi-lc^. jaepairinglS.romptly atteodod-tot/ Avi -i-rft' ianii-.-l 1 ,'J.

ooeroB A RKGULARIiY BHI:D PHVrftOlAK kiV Diploraja wbica haags la his office frili Owv b^- siiide

Chroait Diseatet the tfudp of .hit Ui*,.tx..

hat a Bulou-wide repr.latlon, Uavin# bpeu.' jMj loatied in Bt. Loaii

tiif-.D any otlic: €lir»n?rrH«*t«

b.Tsiclan. Much of his practice bas been of a privity -bire.

Sj/phxlit, Gor&rrhea,Qlitf,'liiiicr*re, it' Cp nary

OiaeaSM,

BypbMc or

3/ercnrutf

Afn&nv-tff

Tt oot, Skin or Uanea", Orchitis, litntia ot.

SBb~ Accommodations attple, 0hslt^s3iemwi»t caros gc&rau teed. Oongaltatlons bj^Uutj* -r *|i ofSce, froe. Host cases can be pr»pir!} trwt*-t ty .'uenatraatloraSU Profcnafecy, witlioataa interview, and n»edlcine«, tociOs tr|r ibfsrvatiou, sent by mail or oijrrw^,, trance tobusimw*Inmost oastss.

Addreas Box 3092, St. Loots, Mu. i"-'! .Honrs—8A. M. to 8 P. M. OsHc t*rra*a«)itf located at No.617 St.Cbarlcg Stfttoi.ljetw^ii ta! Seventh,oae oqwtrs KiStffb'orLinililT IJot retired spot in the ceiitre*6f tl»e city.

Consultation roomn, aad r^qeia/ur^'CiH^ •uodation of sncb patienta afl roy ajre il atUiatioD,

SCVKaYBODS

Can get, In & sealed letter euvel(»j«,tujt Symptom* andxteatnieutof Nsrromi,l.'riiar»vt! SexnalDiseaees oUarly.deHnoatit)g' nil tho (Hwiish conditions, with tull .Sjrmpt^dC.'UAs fsr-.'t* three-cent p03tage .staimn to prepay dircnlar for Ladisa,ralatiu'j^ to c*'Pr?'-« aprSdawly. ,i5v

FOUNDRIES.

J.UIE8 gKATH. LYNDON A. SMITH. I1ENUI K, Bt.vVlI

VUSO FOIS »K\

mx j'?

fiiiii?

AIn is

Near the T. H. & I. and B. AO. Freight Depots, TJEBIUt-HADTS,. INDIANA,

SEATH, SMITH & CO., Fropr's. a a

8 1 1 1

fcit'.i!——~o—ind iiiiw

Manufacturers of Steam Kugiut-p, itijl Gearipg, and Miiclliuery of eVofy Juscriptioh. "All titt'ls of Iron aud Brass Castings macle to ordir. Kverj class of repairing pjrompiif attended to.

Orders solicited.

The holiest (Stfll .'Price", Paid fof bid* wpper, a a O a a t. h. Mc'feEFRkau. r. crsstEB j. siuNjiai)-

PIIOEA IX AS&mO

Machine fSh3|)

HeKlfresh, bengler & (!».. 3. K, cpr. 9th A Eagla Sta near Passe^rjPepQt, TKRBB HACTE, IND. Vis bat

9I3J

Manufacturers of 8team Engines, I!H Wap'iinery, House Fronts, Fire Fronts, ana Clrculai deu Mills. ••. .-V':

Special altentton paid to tho mmnfactttre an1 repair of Bras$ Work, Patent Offl Mod Ir, 4c. Wc are uiso propnred to cut Tool bod or Oi}g Gearings of either Cast Iron, Wrongb'tlrcn oi Bras*, in thempstperfiot manner.

HST Uepairing donepiomptiy. All parties connrcttfil \Vitb this establlslimetlt bMDgPractical Merh-inics of several yt-nr-• xperjenoe, we feel safe in saying that we can ruud4' full satisfaction to our custumors, both in {0141 of worknianship and Jrice.

The highest price paid for all oM scrap Irrtt-i rfoliyeretl at tbe "Phoenix Foundry," near tlj Passenger Depot.

McELFRKSH, DENGf.EP. A. CO.:

aag24d6mwtf

KENTUCKY STATIC

O E

To be Drawn at Covington^Kj ., Class T. Oct. Kith,

Class U9 Oct. 31st, j:

ii®or. /."••• j-

lpriM of $50,000 20.000

1 prize of

9 prists of 83W

prills

prize of

250 20b lot 126 100 50

8.000

1 prixe of

155

prizes of

7.00C

1 prize of O pritos of 29 priass of 63 prues ox

prises of

5.000 1.000

220

priles of(

pric« of prizes of

400

261

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

IW" The above Maoniticent SiNOLiS'KuMBRii IottMit will be drawn in Pubmc, in oVtii'o^H. Kt.. by Swoart CoMatnsioaEasat oas o'cLJoaiP M., at the iBorneruf

Fovutu

ASD

Addreas all orders for tickets to j-j ^MURRAY, EDDY & CO., nOVlNGTuN, KT.

K&FAgenU Wanted

*»u29dlwv

UOTS AND SHOES.

A N E

1 .BlJj'iV-.'X

la (alUi^s,

Boots A vSiioes Very Cheap

To cloae oat hl«4itr«t9 stock or

Boots Shoes an& C*«iterfc, A To make room for Spring st*ckj nJM-ytil-aj** 4j moaayby oalllagoabim at

No. 3 Mechanics Bioctc/ Particalar Attention Is gl*«a *a

CUSTOM

^ONUIMgMXAL^

02s*DERSlGfcNBD for tba BSATED SOOTOH

SosumtNT*. This material is

tb matt Slgytqi

178 It

Imptritkabli lit Might! Jfoiitk

it imnitiMi^

jury kniwtr material. Its chief coisitltoents are cbr- same as Cleopatra's Keedle, acd Pompey's PilUr.at Alexandria, iu Egypt, wbich still ,TBm*in unimpaired

ay ja

TUB RAVAGES OF CESTUKfES.^ The superior beauty and durability of this ma. $tatm, wbt-re it is bring adopted by tbe a-calthicr cla^-Kfjin Mrefetea a to tlm Ktalian Marble.

A *(wcitn. not this Granite may be soon at the MMafc*fe9]**iOl!lc* Or'irir^ mil inijijlrKS will meot with promptest '-•fiTSW'. Afl iris* jTAJfBS 8. WILSON,^

Bo* 7,Vt, SVfro Hsate. Toil.

ATCH,

2-'' Fr^ijfht Line,

EiPUEss L'li P80P1UET01W, FullfV'ABD GOODS

Froni Sfcw York, Boston, Anl a'l lots iV'he New England Stites to all pbioa t& th West nnd Soath-west, AejUiu speed to tbe Kegalar Bxyress Company,

For .ftteiKci ail uti cr infurmation. apply to r. SIIEWHAKER, Agent 0tr. M«:n HUdNlnth, hta., Terre Uaiite. K. Cl'Mvim s, Su-.'t, f-ifltlo. silSjGm

O O E I

f.ei-i

vssi -'•'.*$3. ,U Jt

'v*

Till,RIPLEY IM

Dry Goods Emporium.

Sjiecial. Bararains

0i?i- •t I

THIS

Statis air week

7. :r

'IN

4! i.T/iV??ty

•i*''. f!

iff

bem

.Jn£?r?K :1

PRINTS.

::i s.Goi«r. v:~

1 7 S I N S •aa

"Z'SlIAWlis, i\: '{i/:

CLOAKS,

GLOVES. HOSIERY

•mm ut—iiiiiiiii iinmrMirT~r trr~

VIlifJMi. Jiiilk'

AT ,0

fi:isroB a.f/f

TUELZ, RIPLEY & CO e-nT

cl£i) -btZZHft

S —Ihe Coal {a mined {ram tho Ashly Farm. cMiiiSni

10 AL COAL 11 COAL 1! I

ih- uudqriigaed wil. turnish, at present and tcriug t.li rKuS'llug eee.eo--, either Bruail or Iiose .lo uia1, at tne lowest possible rates, and tbe ftry l*u q?uii of Ooal. Acy orders isttat tbe l-' .ui Stor of K. itobbins, in Dowiiqg Ua4l Jio •, wiii m-.i'it uiih prompt attention, i.] JuSKPli C. KRLLY.

ii O E BtAlsKK IK

WOOD AND COAL.

fie »n'l'-r.-ii_-'Mi l:i delfverlag tbe auperlir Co iof cn« Pi 'n-t'r Uo«l Mining Oompanj', at arrys )•.', aod r- ip wtiuHy solicits an exaailna.a dUii tual. It will oi tid equal to tbe t't Oital, iiid.»s fur'aiebed at tnucb Jesa rate*. I c.ju-trtu Mo R. L. Tbomp'ion, Ssq.. !io it-a at btM Ktill aad Uesldeuce. urlvri ai li -. (.iiovtir'j riiova Store, Tuud Street, a 111 ofaj ia,

'ifi

So it a ^jcKETij,

Tbe Kentncky State Lotteries aru no -i'fi Sljip''. prises, bnt responsible Money Lotteries, th-it Ijkv. been conducted for the past thirty yeari, abd a:f drawn unJer tbe authority of.a^jja'ter fr«(m lj e, and bonds are giTon for tbe ^aymui^pf i) prises. The drawings are "pubhoho'i in ta# York Herald and the Cincinnati commercial.

Tbe above soh«me will be drawn tbe luiddie-anfl last of each month during 1867 and 1SG8. Circulars of Ljttxrien drawing daily sutit application ta Che Mankgars.

0SSI

Thii Ppirtifit ti AM 'tbe hMi LA UL

I'taceire arotapt attohika.

Jttly i7, all#'-- TIM. O.^'KOYKB

10ALI COAL I

'X Ii Uest is the Cl»eaiesi

1"-i" ilEUiiiL ls now prepared to furaish the bat Ur-»Zii ulid Ui«bland.i.:ial, aia« tho Lehigh ami V,itli'r(trJJt6 OCa', W orderwl. Orders left at 31cr,vu'i**or«,.i)/i Main St., Or ilariaock A "Ban i.*l f'fa

will rycvJx*' prompt uttantion a3dtf

COAL! COAL!!

fOu.N ^icFARLAKfi IS JNTOW fir. aislnug the t-^t quality of Hirer Coa on a wider Bcr9eo tha any other Dealer u*.ug, al.d a. tua very lowest .rates.* OrUcia- let at the CookIy 'Scales, or at to .dmansee's Grocery, ott jHain atrert, ULXt door a (J. L.Suuh Jt Cu.'tt Sluve store, will recelv* rosipt atteaUyp. LuaTO orders with Ons. AraolJ^ -t Hi-Post Office. jy24dtf

A E O

Is i."f supplying the best quality of Bi«er Ooai ib« iharfeat rata* Orrtar* left at Ohambers' Jroeery hinre, soatbwfjt corner of tho Pobilr will rorAlv* .... miit att^ntlna.

\j EAV tfUUT aud SHOE SHOP. 1'iis judorsi, nd Uaritng-iai' opened tbair jt-iup, ".sy-a luiiy lnturui tUe citiaans of Terre ilaut aud buiro.Hiding couutry, that the are jrt*pared tod t-.elr work to the entire satlsfactau ctuio ~«ra, us wall in style aa la fit* i:c nt s'ter ab'n thi shape of the foot. Ihe iy .-^ 'cb 1c• leather alwas on hand.— i» the' b^tt hty-a and on short otvce. vo *rtiol.-will tell by weariagwhat jU ww'rlt 1 uiiJ Jl ic uend it.

LE1B1NU A TAKNZER

ASwzn lit of P. U«Jb»r^*o n-« Uriok Building, the .«Jur« b' »aai-,0' Curtmrof Slaiaand Seventh *^tia*l», a »r ita Terra Haute liauae. saplOdly

fpERliE HAJJT& COM'L COL. J. OtaT HOtSJC JBinLDlSO. ok* 0 irg bj tiug*'* doable eotrjr, in »H U« 0 rm rtVuag i'U* !.•• life} Pmimb* IUL^1 «?,ia aid AY* T«rxu0«ilhu f^ch of *11. -51 thaPrl^al,

vL ij JOBaits** WW

ASTROLOGY.

ASTROLOGY!

O O O

InLoTeiffairs

-TT: 4'"1-1

Utttlhtih'i*

v.11 ertl

:i"aV

QANCEKS.

Spreetg?

II ante,

COAL.

\T BUTSCH CO., ii Jr I T..U oo etlai. bpiiut ur.Block Coal, 1b produced Hutu cm Jliued. UA li LBL MKBltY isourauttijr is mi Agt.'ut, Terro Uautr. All orders for coal lull with Irim will bo promptly filled. Address UiubcL Jt Pi kaoc, Indiannpoiis, or John Aa U:w, at tiio Miuts,-Uracil, iuii

GOOD ITEWS FOR Alsla

91,000 T» ANT PERSON WBO Will, IQCAL MADAME RAPHAEL IN TO It PB0FK88I0M.

rpHis AMI

NEYER-FAILING MAD-

when all tth rs ha«e failed. AU who are Iu trouble—all wbo hare b*a unfortnnate—all whose food hopes have beea disappointed, crashed and blasted by false promises aad deceit—all who have been misled and trifled with—all fly to bsr for advice aud satisfaction. All who are In donbt of tbe affections of those they love. Consult her to reliere and satisfy their minds.

She Never Falls

She has the secret of winning tbe affections of the opposite sex. She shows you the llkeunst of yonr future wife or husband, or absent friend.— She guides tba single to a happy marriage, and makes the married happy. Her aid aad advice has been solicited in innumerable instances, and the result bas always betn tbe means of secarIng a

Speedy and Happy Marriage*

Sbo Is, therefore, a sura dependence. It is well known to the public at large that she was the first, and sbeis the only person la this country who can show tbe likeness in reality, aud wbo can give entire satisfaction on all ihe concerns ot life, which can be tested and prored by thousands, both married aud single, wbo daily and eagerly Tisit her.

To all in business bar advice Is luvataaMe. Hhe can fbretoli, wltb the grvatest certainty, the resalt'of all commercial and business transactions.

Lottery numbers givan wilh ut extri charge. MADAHE UAPUAKL Is a bona flde Astrologist tbateverjr one can depend upon. She is tbe great, est Astrologlat of the nineteenth century. It Is that we I-known fact that makes illiterate pretenders copy her advertisements and try to imitate her.

Madams Raphael is the seventh daughtrr of the sevonth daughter she was born witb a nrtural gift she can foretell yonr very thoughts, dfce also cures drunkenness.

All interviews strictly private and confidential. As a Female Physician ber remedies uear fail to cure all female irregularities, and to produce the monthly flow, without danger or expesnre.— They can not injure, bat, on tbe coutrarj, they improve the health.

Therefore, come one, come all, to

Ill Biciuaoni bet. Central Avenne ui Ml.

Cincinnati. Ohio.

TEB5IS.—Ladles, |1 Gentlemen, $1,56. N. B.—Tho Madame will answer no letter* withcut a foe of $1 and a 3cent stamp ia Inclosed.

Address Lcok Pox 631. angSSdwly

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"The Penia *i»htierthanUic Sword,."

THE GOLD PEN, BEST ACT CHEAPEST eg FSM.

Morton's G-old Pens,

The Best Pens in the World. For sale at No. 25 MaidenLane, New-Tork, and by every duly appointed Agent at the same prices.

Morton makes no fens stamp~ ed with the Name or Trademark of any otherj therefore, where an Agency is established, the public will be best suited, ana at the same prices, by calling on the Agent in all other places those wishing the Morton 2*en must, send to Headquarters* where their orders will receive prompt attention, if accompanied with the cash,

A Catalogue, with full description of sizes and prices, sent on receipt of letter postage.

A. MORTON.

Dr. W. C. COIIDEW,

Who resided in this «itjr far four years, and now a resident of Lonisville, Ky., who has at this time an extensive practice in the treatment of CAN* 0EB9 and Cancerous Affections, and is rapidly gaining the high ropatation that he held In this city during his stay with vs. We can testify of we know, that Sr. Oondsn bas been eminently sucoeesful in the many cases that be treated in tbla oity and surrounding country.' The Doctor's mode of treatment differs from all others, using aa antidote of hia own preparation, killing the Cancer, root and branch, itbout pain, loss of blood, or the use of the knife. DivCoudenis wiiliag also, to impart bis mode of treatment of the Cancer to one or two regular practicing Physicians of good reputation, tie doea not dealrtj to place it In the hands of any one who ia not well qnalifled tovsustaln the reputation that ha bas already gained for his Remedy. Any ons Jibo may deeire farther information in reference to the cure, or mode of treatment of Cancer, can consult him in person, or by letter, Lonisville, Ky., P. O. Bin 67(1. atr200w8ii

TTNION INSURANCE CO., OF INDIANAPOLIS. Capital, #407,505 7S. The LkadiXO Fire imCbaxcc Compa*t or Inn.,

A Stock Company owned and controlled by the leading busineas men in the State. The fjllowi area part of the Stockholders, who are residents of "Suite

llaute, anJ to whom

we would refer these wanting sound and reliable insurance at fair rates. Preston ilussey, Pres't National State Bank.

J. B. Cujningbam, Druggist. O. Warren's llelrs. HAVENS A CO., Agents, 23'Jtf Office over Donnelley's Drug Store.

HATS AND CAPS.

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JUSFIN RECEIPT OK

Mens' Hata ol ai kinda, Boys' Hals ot all kinds, Missea' Hals ot all kinds,

Infantis* Hata of all kind*.

Aad at all prlcaa. —. UAts made to oriier on sbort uotlco. Uoras and seo "i

THE FALL STiLES, Ksst »ide Pofelle 8qu»r# Terre Huntf In't. or 27d if

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FRANKLIN, MORRISON A CO.,

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iommlsHion 31erchaiat«s -Xo. 88 West 2d St., CtHcintiuti. BKJTEBKNUKS. Pearce, Tolio, Bolton

Shaw,

Barbour

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jt Porter, 1£. O. Leonard A

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Wbi. Ulenn A Sons, Itob't Uacready A Co.. Foster Brothers, Footo, Naab & Co. Chambers, Stevens A Co. mlijt&dly

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Warehouse on first St., at tbe Canal Uaain. it a 1 A IN

A S A N S E A VJT Main Street, between 6th and 7ib,

PITTING. and 7ib,

FREDKRIH «£IG£II. Having employed the serrlces of J. S. rer|t* son, a well known practical workman, he is now prepared to execute all erdeis In the above bustness, withpromptn ss and dispatch. ocUdly

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Karly's Block, Xo. 60 Mala Street, Terre Haute, Indiana,

MOSTBlankets,

respectfully recommends his well selected stook of Jeans, Flannels, plain aad plaid Lin'eys, Ooverleu, aad Waoisn Knit-

to cal I and inspect them. Wool taksa in axefcaaga the for Goods, am ostUdawtf

the highest aarkat races paid. •HUffWK *s«ij«!ui.y »v r«