Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 October 1867 — Page 3

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eviAr "Wi A STAR ON FIEE

-wag recent fy reported by the a»ttonomer«. What of tint Wh» cares for.an orb myriadsof mile# away. Meanwhile, the whole country Is" 1ST A ALAZG ot'fexcltement at the wonderfnl effect prodoced daring the past year upon teoa of thousands ef

HUMAN SPHfiBES

bi that quenche. of fiery hair, th«t transformer of gray hair, that »wtft beantlfler of hair of every unpleaeaut ehude of rolor,

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STABMS

DYE,

a preparation as !isr«ileas as the April ratn. Manufactured by J. (Jli.'STADORO, 68 Maiden Lane, New York. 8uW bi 'irugjists. Applied by

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TO OWNERS OP HORSES. THOUSANDS OF U0BSB9 DlK YEABLY frotirOolk. Thin nted not be. Dr. Tobias' Ve fletlan Horf tiiiim.ut Will positively cure every CHce, i' j?:ven when first taken. The cost is only one dollar. Every owner of a horsa »Uould hav a battle in bis stable, ready for use. It is warranto-! supeiior to anything tl=e for the cure of Out*, W.ndgall*, Swellings, Sore Throat, Sprains, Bruises, 0 3.,res, Ac. Jfhis Liniment is uo new rem-dy. It has beau med and approved of for 20 year* by h« first horsemen in tho country.— Oivun to nn orer-driven horse, it acts like magic. Orders are constantly received from the

BACINO

or England for it. The celebrated Hi-

ram Woodruff, of trolling feme, used it for years and iafflt i.^r «pe?fb To any other he has tried He-wllect, Dr. Tobias' Venetian Howe Liniment i) put np in pint bottles. Take no othi-r. Sold by the Druggists aid Saddlers. Depot, 60 Oortlandt Street, Sew York. oc9dwlm

IMMENSE ISi'BEASE OF SALES.

Allcoek's Porous Plasters.

Where one was sold a few years ago,» Thousand are sold now. They strengthen, wariuuu-1 iuvigorato the part npon which they i«re applied, an relieve nerc I „U, affectiotit of the bowels, lumbago, pains of the side, and csually all local pains. Jn affections of the kidneys they are of great service.

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T. &ILC0CK & Co.—Gentlemen. I have lately suffered severely from a weakness in my back,* Having heard your Plasters much Recommended for cases of this kind, procured one, and the result was all I could defdre. A single Plaster cured mo in a week.

Yours respectfully, J. G. BHIGGS, il Proprietor of tho Brandrcth House.

PriuC'pal Agency, Brandreth Home, Ntw York. octO 1*1 lu

Errors of, lfouth. & Qoutlomau wlia suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Docay, and all the effects of youtlitul India'cretioa, will, for tl.o sake of sufaring huuieknity, seud iitsa to all who need it, the receipt and directions forraaklng the staple remody 'jy which ho was cared. Bhffarars wishing to profit by tke advertiser's experience, c»n do so by •ddrewiiig, in perfect confidence,

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Iiumanity HFI.ATION TO SOCIAL EVJLS.

XN KS-AV FOlt YOUNG MEN', on Physiological Errors aid Abuse* Incident to Youth aud Karly Manhood, with tho tiumane view of treatment aul euro. S nt. in aoaled later envelopes, free ot lihitrg'). Adclri.-sfl, SK1LLKN HODGHION, Howard Ai»tji»tio'j, Philadelphia, ra. 0e!G(lwHai

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Information guaranteed to produce a luxuriant ferowtli of hair upon ft bald head or beardloss f»ce, alsi a recipe tor ilie removal of Plinples, Blotches, Eruptions, etc., on thoshin, leaving the samosoft, Olear aud .beautiful, fan bo obtained without sharxe by addro^fiiug

THUS. 1?. CHAPMAN, Chemist, 823 Broadway, New York.

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Ladies Tukc Particular Notice.

THE REAL VISLl'MU FEM\LE PILLS. WARRANTEU SfiiENOH.

rnHKSK FILLS, so celi-brat*d many years ago in Paris, for the rali. of female irregularities, and afterwards so notorious tor their criminal employment in the praotico of abortion, ore now offered for salo tor tao Qrac time in America. They have been kept in compsiatue obscurity, from the fact th \t the originator Dr. Velpeau, is a physician in i'aris, of great wealth and strict consci-nti us yriuciples, and has withheld them from general use, lot they should be employed for unlawful paspases In o?orc**ming femaieobstruclious, they seem to be tru omnipotent, buMtiugopan tno flood gstes fram whatever cause mi*y Imve ato iport tbeui but th®y aro oflwre^l to the public only fjr leicttimata uae, and alt agents ar« forbiJdeu »o sell ttiem wheu it understood thiitth* object is unlawful.

Ij.vHei! ch poourod a box, sealed ftom ttie eyti of the curious, by onclosing one doiWrt and six poatago stantps to Alj W. MAOOMoBB, General Ag«ui for the United rttatwand Oau*das, at Albany. N. Y., or to auy aotbarieed A«,ent. Soli by all Ptugglnta in Torre Hautj. o7dwly

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OF bVftltY Hl'UOll LIKE MAGIC. Price, 60 cents a box by mail, 10 cents. Address Wit KKS POTT I'K, No. 170 Washington I Street, Boston, Mass For sale by all Druggists.

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TURNER'S TIC D0L0R0UREUX OR TURNER'S TICD0L0H0UREUX OR

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rOlC I Th» importance of this truly aelia ABiOOVKK, I M« and valuable preparation is now •o fully acknowledged, receiving the moat frae approbn'on of I'hysioians, and in which the true name of Anodgne Is perfectly apparent, that in advertising, its true character is only to be giver, which I ak ftU who have not witnessed its great curative power, to accept with confidence.

It is the tru remedy for Nntralgia, Rheumatism, Sciatica. Tooth and Ear Acht, Htnd Ache, Painful XeiutraiUioH, A nemrrkea, Dii.nen yrrhfn, Dtlirium Tremms. Spinal Gbmp:atHs, Lott of Sleep, and as a mild au I gent to opiate to all AVrvaiu Affection*.

In .IstJkm 1 it has been emiaently successful. In Stmt Compiling, a vfry potent remedy. JOHN UCSNKWKI.L, Proprietor, Practical CUeiaiat and Phirmaoeutist,

SOimmorcial Wharf, Bos'on, Mass.

GV deldby all regular dealers is medicine. From Pttvs cHns is iu»ite-1 tho greatest frerdom •f eorrespondon e, to whom every evidence of character* "bo freeij ^nt ou de^a^ttd.

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NOTICES.

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

TO CONSUMPTIVES. The BET. EDWARD A. WILSON will lend, (free of oharge) to all who desire it, the prescription with the direction! for making aid using the limple remedy by which be was cured of a lung affection and that dreaded diseaae Consumption.— Bis only object if to benefit the afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer will try this prescription, ai itjwill cost them nothing and may prove a blessing Please address Rzv. EDWAUD A. W1LSON,

Williamsburg, Kings Co., Be* York.

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MERCH'T TAILORING.

HARTSOCK BANNISTER

Have just received their

Fall and Winter Stock

Of Fashionable and Desirable

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

Which he proposes to make up to ordei

CHEAPER

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

Gentlemen in want of Clothes made in Good Style by a

Practical Tailor

Call on J. W. at his

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East Side of the Pablie Square

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

Great care has been taken in the selection ot the FINER CLASS of Qoods.

Latest and best Styles of Cloths, Cas aimers, Vestings and Gents' FURNISHING GOODS.

Our patrons are invited to an inspocI tion of our GOODS

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J. WAl.MSI.Elf,

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Has just returned from the East with a large Stock of

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Lye.

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for Superior Hard Soap.

TWELVE POUNDS OF SOFT SOAP FOR ONE CENT.

Every Family can Make their Own Soap.

ALL VARIETIES OF SOAP.

Easily Made as a Cap of Coffee.

new Concentrated Lye, for making Soap, just discovered in

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and is composed mainly of Alnminat* of Soda, which, when mixed with REV* USE

FAT, produces the

BEST DETERSIVE SOAP

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

JUtail»d by all Druggists and Oroews In the United States.

or FULL RECIPES WITH EACH BOX. JO

Dealer* can obtain It whsllislt la caiei, each containing 48

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LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

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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, r:i" If you want anything, N

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—BY—

Advertising in the Dally Express,

I KNOW A BANK.

I know a bank—not one that nature decks Clothed—not in greenery oh, no—in checks 1 O'er it no perfume balmy cyphers waftIts scents are five per cents., its airs are drafts I No wild thyme wanders .this bank freely o'er Its hours are regular from ten till four. Fairer than slopes with pallid primrose seti Or rich with clumps of nodding violet, Bicher than mossy banks or shady bowers, Or sunny gardens bright with myriad flowers, Or bounteous glade, or green and level lawn Stay, my account must not bo overdrawn.

Proverbial Philosopy. ft

From the New York Evening Oaseite.

I desire to show your readers how it is that intensej humbngeous person, Martin Farquhar Tupper, construct* his "Proverbial Philosophy," in "chunks of wisdom," and I desire to jjiye you a few specimens, "made out of my own head." 2'he

modus operandi

thus: Take the

simplest and moat common maxim and spread it out by the use of the longest and most high sounding words you can find, always bearing in mind the profundity of language is "compounded of many simples," and to "cover a large piece of bread with a small piece of butter" is .the true Tupperian practice.

Partake of a few samples with originals prefixed: "Accidents will happen in the best of families."

Disasters will eventuate, even in households of the supremest integrity. "A nod is as good as a wink to a horse that is not blind."

An abrupt inclination of the head is equivalent to a contraction of.the eye to a steed untroubled with obliquity of vision. "He looks two ways for Sunday." "By reason of the adverse disposition of Lis optics—a natural defect—he is forced to scrutinize in duple directions forth Christian Sabbath." "Sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander.

The culinary adornments which suffice for the female of the race

amer,

may be

relished also with the masculine adult of the same species. .. "Go to tho Devil and shake yourself."

Proceed to the arch-enemy of man, and agitate your person. "Nona so deaf as those that wont hear .'

No person are obtuse in their auricular apprehension equal to thoae who repudiate vecal incomes by adverse inclination "Put a beggar on horseback and he will ride to the Devil.

Establish a medicant on the uppermost section of a charger, and he will transport himself to Apolyon. "The least said thejleaet mended."

The minimum of offensive remark as cobbled with the greatest magnitude. "A stich in time saves nine."

The first impression-of a needle upon an abrasion obviatoty a nine-fold introduction. "Tis an ill wind that blows nobody good."

That pale is truly diseased which puffeth benefaction to nonentity. "Who sees a pin, and lets it lay may want a pin another day,"

Whose surveys with unconsern the most common, lost or discarded untensil, in divers diurnal use, and secures is not, may chance to yearn after it at a subsequent period. "Dont count your chickens before they are hatched."

Enumerate not your adolecent pullets ere they cease to be oviform. "Tis a wise child that knows his own father."

The juvenile individual is indeed sage who possesses authentic information with respect to the indentity of his paternal derivation. "There is no accounting for tastes."

The propensities of the. palate defy jurisdiction, "Th:93 removes are as bad a3 a fire."

The triple transmission of a household, with chattel from one domicil to another is as vicious as a conflagration.

There! I want to know whether these specimens are not as sensible and felicitous as any of Mr. Tupper's examples of "Proverbial Philosophy?"

DESPERATE FIG1IT GRIZZLY.

WITH A

A Wisconsin Sergeant In Montana Gets Enough of Bear-Kllllng, and the Bear sets too Much.

A correspondent of the Helena (Montana) Gazette, writing from Camp Green Clay Smith, near the Yellowstone, gives the following thrilling account of a bear fight:

Orderly Sergeant R. S. Shroke, of company E. Captain Campbell, formerly of Monroe, Wisconsin, having been in Montana something less than a year, though he must needs signalize his montain life by dispatching, single-handed, a huge grizzly. Accordingly, on tbe 5th inst., when out hunting, being about 50 miles from this camp, on the eastern branch of the Powder, the opportunity waa embraced to do so.

Leisurely proceeding* on his way, his tranquslity of mind was suddenly disturb ed by looking up and seeing a bear just ahead of him. The eyes met simultaneously bruin's vengefully glaring. Tbe sergeants halted, and, cocking his piece, the bear came right on, as if, understanding manouvre, he would shbw contemptuously he regarded it. But the sergeant, equally deflnant—and prudence* perhaps, lost sight of in the ambition which a morjority of those recently from the East have to-kill a gristly while in tht mountains— leveled his rifts and £red, just as'his savage foe reared on his hind legs to

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with him. His bullet struck clos4* tor ifit did. not penetrate, the heart. The bear fell. Regaining his feet, with a fierc6 terrible growl, he wheeled and endeavored to escape. Calling to his companion who was probably 150 yards in the rear, to come quickly to him, upon his arrival they pursued the animal together. When within twenty yards, the sergeant having reloaded, again fired, and tninks he shot the bear well "up on the shoulder, and about midway of the body his companion immediately succeeded with his bullet, planting a good ounce of lead in one of tbe huge beast's shoulders. "Bruin now turned upon and pursued his foes. They stood their ground, and IHien Sorgt. Shroke had reloaded, the bear was within ten feet of him, coming with unabated speed. He leveled whisn he almost imagined he could feel the mon ster's hot breath in his face. Tbe trigger is pulled—the percussion proves faulty, with the undischarged gun in his hand, a powerful blow, of the infurated grizzly carries away the greater part of his scalp. Before reaching tho ground the bear has caught in his mouth his left hand, and the jaws of his teeth met among its cords and sinews. Tbe sergeant sinks to the

fround

beneath the shaggy giant, whose old on his hand is still unrelaxed when his companion reaches the spot and sends a bullet into the beast's head. Stunned but still having murderous vitality, the bear rolls over on his back, and his red tongue again protrudes from his mouth to once more close on the sergeant. Quick as thought the sergeant thrust his right hand down the animal's throat and fiercely grasped his tongue. Hi3 companion has reloaded his piece and puts a third builet in tbe bear's head. Again the bear withdrew his ivories, and catching in his mouth tho sergeant's gun commenced vigorously chewing off the stock. Now, regaining his feet, the sergeant discharged two bullets from his revolver. These ended the contest with the death of the bear. The sergeant returned to camp in indiscribable agony, and, though still suffering with great pain, he is in a fair way of speedy recovery but he will carry to his last moment the scars of this desperate adventure. He says he "has killed the bar, and don't want nothin, more to do with the critters."

THE BOBTO OF THE HORSE.

A poor old itage-horse, lank and thin, Xot much else but bones and skin, I jog along, week out, week in, Kicked, and cursed, and meanly fed, Jammed in the side and jerked by the head—' And the thing I can't at all make out '. Is, what on earth it's all about .v

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Why was I made to toil and tug 1 .j' For this odd little human bug, ... Two-legged, dumpy as a jug, Who sits aloft my Hbs to batter— Or why was he made for that matter And, if I iieeds must be created, Why is it that I was not fated .1 To prance and curvet, finely mated. Silver-harnessed, sleek and fat, With groom and blanket, and all that

Here I go, day after day, Pounding and slipping down Broadway, Dragging these curious biped things, With fore legs gone, and yet no wings— Where they all go to I don't know, Nor why in the world they hurry so, Nor what good nse Heaven puts them to

It wasn't my fault, you see, at all, That my joints grew big, and my muscles small, And so missed of a rich man's stall. clumsy, crooked, stupid, slow, Yet the meanest horse is a horse, you know. And his ribs can ache with tbe kick or blow, As well as the glossiest nags that go. O, Lord, how long will they use me so And when may the equine spirit go Where glorified horses stand in a row, Switching their bright tails to and fro, Careless of either wheel or whoa— Where oata are always apropos, And flies don't grow— Oh, no! 0!

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This being the largest and nlost elegant Music

OltfSS dot

Kstabllih siest

.,A

Buyers in want of fine

AN OS

:3sf

a",

And smaller SfRsical lOstrUaeota^nd Musical lie Merchacdisejit every description, Sheetjfosl land Instruotion Books, should faetttilte visit tl|.

PALACE OH JMEUSia

•.•wsLi/r .'i

eORlELllIS i-j .xiiTsoirs set

r-•

oilouT .'I .f.

4V All'kinds of Musical Instrunsnts repaiiod In the most approved Banner. dJkw

ft HAGGKRTY,

(a «v. .-r.,.- J»»-r' I JrtftQ fijfnl 1. jlfi" Corner of Third and Main street*,

TERRE-HAUTE,

OPTEB AT I «f 1.: r.- f»*i

.'.iiJliW

Wholesale and

.at'piri

At the Very Lowest Bates,

TRADE.

He will now devote his entire attention to the latter branch of business, and with a full and complete stock of

Books and Statin aery, SCHOOL BOOKS, MAGAZINES, PAPERS, ftc.f &c.,

Asfr a continuance rt the trade heretofore so tberally bestowed "tr

HE ONLY •t .»

PREMIUM

Family

Machines,

Seiwing

Waa awarded to the

WHEELEB dc WILSOK,

At THB

STATE FAIB, HXLD AT TK^BS HAUT8 IBB Jtf. 0

FOLLOWING COMMITTEE?. Dr. MCOOHXKLL, member of the State Board of Agriculture Mrs. S. Wiuunoa, qt State Attdrn*yQeneral, and Mr*. CAHASwife

K. .vain jstfi'.i5. II .iiu tl no J«

Merrimac,

Cocheco,•

"^^unnel's,

•ilti •*7 .1

American,

And OtheiP Prints.

•:'t,'! .. f--iO -.-it .!«o".v ,b ".f -rf«H srli hi}* '.-«ff ./ -fj i?« ]'. 1

•-f -n-.r.i-l td'.tii -.•11 I, ,:ri rv-' S :i .VH«f I i) 7a:i!--

Li Bleached and BSbWit. 'i V&H

Sheetings and Shirtings

v'.jl .isiiuM biaaQ

TICKS, .•oiii.o-5! i. .A-.**8 •r u4tjL

Jeans, (, 7,ci

Pla

.•-c-T

wlf« of Dr.

OaMn,«f Parka county—all parties of the fe.igh Mt order of (ntellicenor and social position, whose opinion la worthy of consideration.*''.

E. WILMOrH, Agent,

•CtU 6S Seatfe fifth Street.

.a'Shawlsr*yn^

,!u

•:.! .M^Cl0ak8,

00ii-T'v sc-fi lo HOtiOHS, diAt'. aid I

Cotton Yarns,

Carpet Warp,

rkOMAIN PLOW WOfto.. i' Eatoii, Preble bounty, I The Empire Queen of tut Wcsi.

This Standard Piowha* iwrer been excelled, and for general purpose never will he. In its cons traction we are workfhg a pfcrfeOtly homogenions (Jast Steel that wlU: out poiish.andi*ut liveanf other VFrough Plow made. It throws a wide, olean.andsrsoeful Burrow, andin dtartWlftle the lightest Plow on record. Faftuars w,,ll do weM to exaaiine thla Plow at

John Scott A SonV Warehouse, Terre^Hamti, Hdiaaa, Before pwehMiac el»Where. To*r int»mt w» desire to promote, aad what J" true.

BAKBB1

FRAKK H£III6

.Mamtactunaaafallkladaof

... aadDAlwii r':

Gr O E OnlofcjtWfc, M—TliMl as* Depot, TiBRRS KA^(T Bf| daWJly •.

Wssiwgli -jybr^yfy Co.

n-iiai? itf

#300,000

•TO S17BSCKIBFBS.

PRESENTS

Oae CMh Prneit of 840

Oae Cash Pr«NPnt or Oas Ossk Present «l Oae Caah Pre»t»i oi TWo OMh PKwato or tS.SlH.*

JUad full Schedule of Presents Below •aeh Certificate ot Stock is accompanied with

Beantifbi Steel-Plate £ugraTlng

WOBTH 310SIC AT BCTATT.*tH\K THKCOSX OT OEUT1F1CATS, And alto insnrea to tho llold^ra PBK8ENT IN TUB GBEAT LloTUiBUTIOir.

The Washington Library Co.

la chartered bj the State of i's-nsylvaala, and Organized iu aid o' tab

Riverside Institute,

t4'l

ros

Soldiers' ^nd Sailors* Orphans. IMViforatMl by tbe titan ot A. J. At&ih 8. 186?.

ORGAMS, -A

T1IJC RIVKHS~ INSrillXE, Bitaated at Biverslda, Burliagtu'i Comity, New Jersey, Is foaad lor the pa yo*j of .jretuitouslj educating he soci oI d«oraeed ol ivrs aud .Sea :4Ma4fil$4A4JnltfA3t*tefr J. rhe Board 01 Trustees co sista ot t'i. following well-knowc citiKons of P«n-sv.yaoi.» -Ld Now let^jf HON..WJLI.1AU B. I4ASN,

District Atiori.ev, PhUaJiloltla. Pa

O N a .Ez-Chief Coiner U. 3. Him, and Bcootder of Qeeds, Philadelfhia, HON. JAMES JH. dOOVliti, jwsuj. ,v HON. W. W. WABK, No» J.rsey. HBNSY aOSUAV, &*<).,

Agent Adams' Exprew, rhit»dslvh!a, Pa. J. E. OOE, Esq., Of Joy, Coe COi, Philadelphia.

V..TI ill .*ta~»Taa*«vaY DSPABTUU.ST, WAaitlMaTO.N, i. C., Apri. iJ, itol.f •Offloe of 'Internal Biteao :—ila?:ug received satisfactory evidence that tho proctieds of the enterprise oouducted by the Washing tua Library Qomgmiij" will be devoted to eu i.taulocs^, permission is hereby granted to auid Conijiany ioconduct sach enterprise sxecipt trca ali chuge, whether ftooi special tax or other dniy. ciq fB. A. Bul.-L.IS8, Oom.idsirfsner.

flu WASaiSGTOi-UB2AE1 COlPiM, In aider that th» henMoioat object '«ot forth in this circular may b* successfully abioutdl-ehed have iecued fite series of

FINE. STEEL-VbAXE SNOiiAVIKOS, "hlch are put on eubtcriptioa at prices luucIi below thfclr ret :ii tu ub. OESITIFIOAXEj C'F STUCK I.N THE WASH

INGTON LiBKABK COUFA^

Arill be ieeuod, stamped vr.ihtha sua! .t the Colupaay, andsigued by the desretary, (Nout others genuine.)

Any pereo sending as OKE DOLL B, or pa ing the sane to oar local Ag-nts wiii idcmve immediately fine Steel Piate Engav be,-, choice frenn .the following list, and Ouo u^ca.o of Stock, insuring Que Present ia pntuistu nsdoly.

ONE SOLLAB EN6BAVI^US.

Ma. 1—"My Child I My Child I" .No. i-"Thej are Saved I They !re Saved I" No. 3—i Seven ty six of» the E»r.y Days of the Uurointioo,'

Any person, paying I MTU UAL. LA Mill re. oeive either of tht following haebte i'iutva, at choice,and two certificates of Stock tuati becoming entitled to Two i'eeseats.

TWO'dOLLAB EA0BAVIXG\ No I—1"Waghingtoa's Oeartsh p." No. i~ Waghiagton'a Last XatervidW «i u!s lluthur."

TBBEE DOLL AB ENliBA UN lid. Any person payiag TilBEE DULL.\ fti ws'i receive the beaatifal Steel flaw of "UjUK FBOU IBS WAS," and Thr:e Oetifloanej, btooatiuiag^ntitied Three Freeeats,

FODB DOLL A.B

ajraaxviNos

FIVE JrtLLAB EXOBA VIVO Any penOu who pays FIVU (JLL^Il-j sb 1 reeeive the larg^and splendid Steal l' »co of "THE MABBIAQE OF PjGAaO:XAa,'V and Five Cettiflaitse of Stock, ouiitlin^ tuam to Five Presents.

The Engravings and Certificates will be deliver, ed to eaoh subscribers at our Local Agencies, ot seat by mail, post-pa d, or r&pruM, ai tu»y be or-

dor*1'livi&nwoi

I ^.uioH h'no: 1:

1 6*sh Preoent....^.

.f"

STRIPES a

i-ii

and SiwY

.v OHBCafiS,

3'i4 Jjua didi'X I

»-t l.

iff .1 I-.,

i'.y

klli if,

»L Jo. ct

mt A8SOBTMKST OF 'V.'-i'-.l 1 aHf £1 '.) .h

Dress Goods,

t.i

ads-

Si «)!T uDTi:or 's :.d ,,

Cassimeres, L'~.a bfi'Jj r:.

MOUSC KBBPV

'%ST

PaJljAjD2LPHlA.

SCBSOBIPTIO.y 0XB

7 vjj -$

KN»:

Jtfir •5 f,S

•i

-.Uf fl

W-

f''-*

An porsoa paying FO OH IOLL.AU.1 «U%U ce eel re the larAe and beautiful Steui i*i of "TOE PERILS CfF OCR FOBIFA1 UiiBd," aad four ({ertlfleatee of Stock, kntitiiug *h«m to Four Present i. ..

,v.

WASH1NGT05 LIBRAE! tOMFiM

Thrte liaudied Thousanl ilaliar IN PRESENTS

To the Shareholders,

On Wednesday, SM of Jan. next At PHILADELPHIA, PA., OR AT THE 1.XiTiiCf4, UlUMtlib, S.

SCHEDULE OF PUES1CST3.

m,.SiS,d^0.

1 -Cash Present £u cUO 1 Cash Present Ij.uuO 1 Cash Present... 6,UU0 2 Cash Presents ul %*,SVU each 6,000 1 BandsOme Coantry at-sUeiue, diabies,

Oroands, Ac., 0«mautj*a, fu laa'.„. 18,000 Double liesideno^, 3 etur brick, l.'tiii* den, & 15,000 1 Coal Depot, Oihce, Sheds, uruuu i, basieeM established No. 13 4 vV,» i.g toa Avenye, Philadolptiia 15 Ouu 1 Conntry Besideuoe, iiWur.ia ii. J., with Qroand, fraits, a ec. 10,000 1 Three story CotUgti, Lot, &u 6 uuO tS Taluible Building Lots, Bi.trs.tli 9 .IKJ 6,o00 1 Xlegaat Tarnoat Faiail/ Oarria^u,

Span of Horses, Baruesi, k., fi,000 19 Valuable building lots, Blvereid*, 6JUD each 3,000 1 Veaatiful Silvir-gray Mo. i* lb% i.^uos high, sired by the eelfcbr»ud uuiiurul

Arabian Home "Oalipti also, alight Boad Wagou, weight 140 puuu^.a, ^ith sjt of superior Single Harn eso, iu cut.. kingafir*t'-classe*tab!isbinetQt 6,000 89 Pianos, 8500 eaoh 10,u00 10 Melodeons,' tii^6 each 4,500

S Bosewood sewing JUacbinon, $2iA),.i»ch 1 ,Ou0 10'Family Sewing Machiuea, 8loo ca 11 1,000 60 Fine Gold Wbtchea, SHOO txLt. Ifc,(jbO 100 Oil Fein tings, by le.uiLg Arti to-a gregate valao *10,000

I Uatuei'ii Uait ttnawie, 91,uxj ii.OUO l.'amol's Uuir Shawls, SJ.OOO eacn 6,000 3 Bands,. :e Laoe £bawie, $ii0vacu 750 10 Cashmere Shaw a, $50 each 600 HO Silk Dreea Frtteras. $7 each 1,500 60 Oity Ballding Lots, (175 euo 8,760

The remainder will consist of en 'tu.

%:ware,

G-

Cotton 13 a.ttings -,i ... t- .. sfec., &c% SeptSO 1861 dw -"»"-i

Musical Boxes, tip ra G'tiW!, Pocket Bibles, and uiflurent art.uin of ornamea: and bk, aaonutiag to t,000

Tllttl,

All the ,ropertits given oloar of incutabranoo. Sid v.' J» c4 li I 1 tt 1 -nn-1"

BOW TO OBTAI* RHARIIS A59 ESSBATISSai. Seadordsra tone by mal', enclosing frovi $1 to either by Post Office orders or in i«cu tr»d letter, at' cHir risk. Larger amounts th .ald be Mat by draft

ekpresa.

10 chaWe with .Enigravlng* $9,50 eka^e Wlttf Engravings 23,y» 69 •haree. with .Eogcariegs K,50 '!78 Sfiw with ^E^grannKs...

^The Assoclstlon have appo'nted as R.ue'vera, iMsant GEOBQE A. COuKK A CO *h »e r.eli known integrity ant bniineei ep.neuc. -vil 1 be -a tulBeieat gaarantei'that tu* mon*v appli to t^e purpose stated.

PaiLansarwa, Pa., May 8ft. 1867.

To theOfficers and Members of the Wrhiagtoa Ubrny Co., N. S.BIfiAD, Secretary QentUsaen '—On reoelpt of your Liver of the ISthiastr, not f)iug a* ef oar appoint uet.j Be oelvers foe your Company, we tooL the l.berty to submit a copy of yoar Chart r, with a 1 Un of yoar caterpriee, to the highest legal aotb rity ol tbefltate, asd havlag received his lavorable opia* iea^larrrgard to Ito legality, aad synptbiting with tho benevoleat object of you Aveoc'-atiua via: tho edacatioa aad Maintenance oi the orphan children ot oar soldiers an 1 sailors at the Bfverelde lnditate, we hava eaaoladod to accept thetraat, asd aeer oar bostafforuto ptoaote .m W hf .aa objeot.

Bsepeetfmllj,yoan, Ao., 6W GEO. A. C00SE Ji 00. Alilrseeallletters to gf}

Ino. A. 000KB* (»., BANKER*, ^. is flMKh Thtrd Street Fhiladolpbia, Fa. jUesivera kr tbe Waah*ngtoa Library to.

W. VOOOELL,

',3 l04l Main Sti*o«* t,1

IlTSIiLNAi '••Mfafig.

STORE.

Oarp^r- House

Tt-I ~A-91

ftS

All kinds or Upholstery Goods

All kinds of Wall Papers 11 i:

AIT kinds of Looking Glasses I

Picture Tassels,

Curtain Tassels,

DRY COOP8.

C. WITTIG & CO.,

73 MAIN STREET,

0PP08ITB XoKBEN'S BAKK, I

State Fair Bnlletfln

Tor the speeial aeeommodation 1$

Visitors, I 31 «rfi

n.H

WMdimnMmi ®jj6REAT ATTRACTIOXS -".v' ,J

,£-

.a ,ii

No. 10* Kali St., Tt^e-HMtel

.« I .a a ««K. .f

•i

100,000 PKEMT0MS

qm-

it h&i

lOb.OOOOTJSTOMEHS

mi' USfi 1 I

$ Oontiatiog in part of

All kinds of Carpetlngs!

All kinds of 011 Cloths

All kinds ofCnrtelns!

Bands, Loops & Cornices ^3^®-

Of new doaigm and very handsome.

Staple Dry (foods!

"Wo are prepared to compete with the entire trade in aaaortment and prfoes.

JTust Received,J

A great many

Our Stoek ia

Foil, Fresh and Yery Desirable.

BR0KAW BROTHERS & t)0.,

No. 109 Main Street*^

"ij [Bstweea ith and 6th]

Terre Haute, Ind.

We ba7e opened, thii week, a Splendid 3 Stock of

Broche Shawls,: iiistori Shawls, Silks,

Poplins, Reps,

Red Lace

erinos.

The Best Aaaortment

Terre Hautey

Fancy Goods!

viz:j

Broehes, Ear-rings, Belt

Clasps, Fans, j?

Fancy Work Boxes, Ladies' Companions, etc.,

Ktirs! Furs

4 JiMt Opened

O. WITTIG &

W+-- 73 JM$n, J(treet^

oetldwtf.,

hA. 1

EIB

SJ.OO

JpO sliaraawith Jsagravlng«... JO,00 Itoaait A0EBTS WANTED thraaghont the United

States.

,y:

AND BAB.

S'i1'.

DR. CHAB. K. WAU^

OCULIST AJiD AUKIST, FROM NEW YOBK,' XS XOW riBHAHBHTLT LOCATED IN

NDZANAPOLIS,

Where he may be consulted, raaaor OHaaaa, oa ail diseases ot these delicate organs. The univereal saocees of Dr. Wall's practice for the past two years in thla oity, together with lourteea years experience in this branch of the m*dical proles* sloa elsewhere, should be a guarantee to those afflicted tnat he Is so charlatan or qoack,but quail* fied to accomplish all he andertakea. Croat Ze removed In une Minute or no charge, and without interropton to baainess.

Fattents 10 have already been enrol i' Blind* BOSS, Deafness Crosa Bye, to, can be seen en application to the Oflloe. All snrgioai operations mada In the prsssass of the family phys: clan when deetred.

UCSDSItodischarges from the Bars of Children (a saro forerunner of Deafneas,) perma neatly cared. Obronlc Inflairation of tbe Kyes, of years' standing, perfectly oared. Weeping or watery Kye-, Oautaot, Films aed Ulcere of the Eye speedily CttfQde

MO OHABOK for an Xxamlnatioa and aa Opinion, aad no charge for vaseooasaroi. treatment. Uperating Boosts—21}$ Weet Maryland Street, np stairs.

Po«t iiBn Box X818. aag30dwly.

VX7£LLI—To get well of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Fever aad Aage, Diarrbo*, Cholera Xorbas, Cramps, Ac., take a a a as a

Is T«m-Haat«.

JM3HL9R'S BXBB BITTERS Throe times a dy. For sale by X. RIFE, at Ko. TS,ooraw*Uaadllala ItmK, aad ay aU Drwf. ••yMwi#

S 4

t£-&kl/**~

-»t

X.^*y eooiSJ

A A E

[ALL the NOVELTIES of tho SEASON. GREATEB INDUCEMENTS 4 than ever for Cash buyers to visit the

IfinCJiSPE! p?r«T3:s jrrcrxMi

Wbere

1arg"ct

will be found the

White Goods, Laces & Bnis'.^---^ broideries, Notions,

Fair, and

ta Rubber Goods I

and

moat attraotiva etock of FALL (J0OD8 ever ahowa ia.tbia city.

'i—« sxtit.

Staple and Fancy

DRY GOODS? Btv WO

itmn

X*"

BlliUBf :tn PAPl.TlVfl -15 jxvp*-!?

9EB1HOI,

HOHtTIM,

ALPACAS

Furnishing Goods Gloves, Hosiery,

Domestics, Ticks St Stripes

Cloaks, Shawls, Purs,

Carpets, OU Cloth** Mattings, Druggets,

Rug* and Mat*, nail Papers,

Window Shades,

.:~vd -tid Mirrors &c., S-Cc

To penoDS living tt a diatanc«s vM'irg our city, now op at the time of the State

our home trade, we wou'd

a»y

that the ft'me (peat in examining cur di.

ferent departtaenta will q« be luit them. j:

ISew Goods fiecei?ed Tally

'Buck^fe Caah Store,9

W, SrRYCE & CO.,

Haln

dwtf

Streets L&

timtiiiX

QLD RELIABLB

LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD, VIA COLCMBUS,

Shortest & Quickest Route From CINCINNATI to aU rhr

EAST

EBN ClTIEsi,

TOWNB, VILLAGES and STATIwA*.

The UTTLS MUM la the OSLF Uaerann'sg Lightning Expren* Trains frouj Um.it nan 0 U10 East. It being the aaoatcax Line, Co.-oeril ns are certain, and Passengers have ajtfut tint, u* Meala. if&is,'

FAST

ni«

noM^jiirctmAn to

Boeton in 34 hoar* Baltimore iu at hours New York ia 31 hours Waehiatton City in 30% Buffalo ia 16 hour* Olavelaud in 8 boa re.

Three Dally Eastern Trains. •. H. Iiigfetaiag Ixpnee. f.JO A H. Lightning Express. »t.H.t gbtulo* Bzrees, Modern Sleeping Oars by Right Trala% flaiooa Uars by i«y Traice. Tke 8 P. M, Traia learn Saadai Mgu io»t«a4 ar aaturtbr Sliil. BAG0A02 CHECKED THHOUUlil

Tmocca Tiexan are soM at all Tick-t OSceelo the doath and Weet. Ask tor Tickt-w

Via Cincinnati and Colnmbvu. WM. L. O'BBIBK, Oea'l rioh«t Agent, T. J. SHEBtiOCK, deal Agesit, OiaeUtnaii. atr

JgRIE~RAILWAY I

flandkereU^fs*

Beal Isao* Collarm, Clnny Collars, [altes« Colla:

AB8AT IBOAB «MSJMMVUI TUiCfc BOCTE

NEW YOBK, BOSTON,

Aad New Xngland Cities.

THft BAILWAT EZTKSDC TBOM Dunkirk

Ntw ftrk M0 MUe+

Buffalo to Now Fork 4M Aliit*, imantea to Stm York 419 MUtts

22 10 22 MlilS IheBHDKIfifiT B01TB

AU natal raa direetly throogh to Sow Torb, *9" 4M mui without aaange al Ouach^e.

From and after Angast Nth, IMS, Trains riii leave 1a aonaeatioa vita ail Weetara iiaee, ec follows: Front Uankirk aad Umiita^

By Jiew York time treat Daioa Dtpetat 7.to A. M. ExpreM Mailt unfc'rlt, (9undaye exaspted). Slope at Salamaaoa 10. UO

A. il. and oonnesta at Borne!UvUu an c^za. ing with the 104 A. M. ICxpress rroni Bun^to, and arrivee in Mew Tork at 7.1KJ i'. il. S.SS f. M. Luaialag Kxpnis, from Snlan»auca(Snndays excepted), atopai Uotneliv.Le 6.25 P. M., aad concocts «t Uorntillsiiiiv aud

Corning with the HwK A. M. Kxp iiaii.fium Buffalo, aud artivue in Bow Yoikat 7 W A. 11, 4.151*. in. Y« Ki^ht ExprtMi, f. i.t* Uun k*rk (Sinoays excepted). Oiupe »i HsliiDrs 6.56 A M. Uloaa 7.36 P. U. (liny) lorn t'« ®.5tt A" M., (Bkit). and ar. jve in Bca rt at i1. Bit connecting eli« A Iter re

Trftins for Boston and Brw En« aud Ciic» 9.50 f. M. ClaeinnaU Express, lua. Dunkirk, (Sundays excepted). t. *t bl i« manca 11 P. M., and connects at tibials,Tllie with the 11.20 P.M. Train irua BijJol arriv.n^ in New York 3.36 P. H,

Vrout Baffitlo-By Mow Tork Ttau'frrai '.»• ot cor. txohaage aad Itichl^nu atrertu 0.45 A. X. Slew York Ony Expr«sae, a S a I 9.03 A. K., \Bklk] Susquehanna 8 17 1*. Ji (Uiae)', Turner'e 7.M t. It. O

Great B^ndwitb Delaware, Lack'*an era Bailroad,aadat Jtraey City wl hMldn gt .r Exprees Train of New ««rs«, B-. Paiiadelphla, Baltimore aad WasUagtoa. «.eO A. 3a. Ekmreaa Moll, va -iu and

HomelieVllie (Sundays excepted). A rites in New York at 7.00 A. B. Oonnrcts at Mu.ir» with the Northern Central Bail wy Ha»H»bnrg, Philadelphia, Baitimoie, Wasuin toa and other point*

Booth.

IAO P. M. Ughtniag Jlpn-w, (fan- .. days excepted). Stops at UurueiUvu (Sup.), and arrlres in Bew Kork A. IA.—

1 1

Oonnects at Jersev City with Botning Exprets Xraia of New Jersey Railroad for B*iti o« and Waahlngtoa, andat Bew York wita Morning Express Train for Bootoa and Kew Eng* land Cities. eao F. B. X«r Tork Il|kt Exprew,

DAILY. Stops at Pottage »*6 l'. Cgup.), Intsrsecting with tho 4.16 P. X. Tra a from Dunkirk, aad arrivee la Bow Tork at 12.30 P. M. 11.39 P. X. ClaainaU Kspras, (Sua. days exoepted). Stope at Suepwhauaa 7. JO

A. H., (Bkft.) Tomer's 1.M f, B.. (Pln^), aad arrtvea ia Bew Turk at MS P. M. Conaects at Oreat Bead with Mutsn, HrannaA Weetern Ballroad for doranton, Tro» (il ton and Philadelphia, aad at Bew V..rfc with

Afteraooon Traiaa aad gisamas for Boswa aad New Eaglaad Citiee. Only one Train East on Sunday, le*vlng Ba fclo at 6.10F.Bl., aad rsaetlag Bow koik at UJ0 AfUraoon.

Bootoa and Bew Xaglaad PaMeagors, with their B^e, are traasforrod frm tf sWgs iu iaw

The best Ventilated and mobt Luxarioa* Sleepinz Ooacbea MTiB TBB WOBLb-M eaooiupany'ng all night trains on thia railway

Baggage Cbeoked Tbruugb! Jmttfvf* 0* tsw Rotite ISk TUB TICKETS fU Ittlf RAiliti Which can be obtalaed at all £rlaeipei Tiek«t f* flcoelntheWeat end Ssatb west. B. BIDDIsS, WM. il, BARF i'l Sap't. •m'iT