Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 November 1867 — Page 3

NOTICES.

A STAR ON FIRE

was recentfy reported by the astronomers. What of that 1 Wha cares for an orb myriadsor miles away. Meanwhile, the whole country is

IK A BUZE

of excitement at the wonderful effect produced daring the past year upon tehs of thousands ef human spheres bx that qnenche. ef fiery hair, that transformer of gray hair, that.wift beautiflerof hair of every unpleasant eliaue of color, -rvw

OHISTADORO'3 HAIR DYE, a preparation as 5.arm!*»W» the April rain. Manufactured by J. CUISTADORO, 08 MaUen Lane, Now York. SuM "by all firnggfctS. Applied by

all Hair Dressers.

TO OWNERS OF HORSES. THOCsA-V i.H OF iiOIiiES DlH JiKARLY tram Uolio. Thin need "not be. Di. Tobias' Ve notian ilor-iu Liniment will positively cure every ease, i' g.yuu when flV.it taken. The cost is only oue dollar.- Every owuer of a horsj »hould har: a bottle it" bi« stable, ready Tor us?. It is warranto! supeiior to anything else for the cure of Cuts, Windfalls, Swelling", Sore Ttroat, Sprains, BroUea, Old Src«y*c. This Liniment 8 no new remedy. lthiUbee* uaod an] approved of for 20 year* by '.ho first horsemen in the country.— Given to »U over-Ariven berfl--, It acts like magic. Orders are constantly received f.om the bacino rablv or Bsolahd for it. The celebrated Hiraui Woodruff, of trotting f»mo, used it for years and said It is Ur superior to any other he has tried Be ollect, Dr. Tobias' Venetian Horse Linimeat.ii :P«t up in plat bottles. Take no other. Sold by the Druggists and Saddlers. Depot, 56 Cortlandt Street, New York.

oo9dwlm

IMjyiSISE INCBEiSE OF SALES.

AHcock's Porous Plasters.

Where one ^yX.8®0'*

8»i!

Lame Back. New YOBK, NOV. 23, 1819.

T. 4LW0CK& Co.- Gentlemen: I have lately suffered severely from a weakness in my back,Having heard, your Plasters much recommended or case* ofthis kind, 1 procured our, and the result w«n all. 1 could desire. A single Plaster cured me in a week. .. ,,

Yours respectfully, J- BBIGGS, rto^r of the Braudreth House.

Prinotpal Agency, Bkiidreth House, New York, octddwlin I

Error#' of

Law

Touth.

A Oentlenlan who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, aud all the effects of yoifthtql indiscretion, will, for the sake of BUfering humanity, Bend tree to all who need it, the receipt and directions for making the simple remedy by which he was cured. Slifferers wishing to profit by tke advertiser's experkacu, can do so by Addressing, In perfect confidence,

JOTtN B. OGDKN,

mylOdltaW-W ly 42 Cedar St..N. Y.

HUMANITY,

IN liKLATION TO SOCIAL EVILS.

AN ESSAY FOIt YOUNG MEN, on Physiological Error* and Abuses Incidout to Youth auJ Karlj Manhood, Witli the tiumano view or treatment and cure S nt in sealed letter envelopes, free cf Charge Address, J. SKILLEN UOOGUXUN, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. aettCdwSm

INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to uroiaco a luxuriant

growth of hair upon a bald head or beftrdleBB face, a

recipe

for ihe removal of Pimples, blotches,

Eruptions, etc., on theskin, leaving the Hame aoft, olear and beautiful, tau be obtainod witho' aharge bjaddr^ng^

CJfApMAN ohgmUt(

823 Broadway, New York.

mylOdltaw-wl

Ladies Take

Particular Notice.

THE REAL VELPEAU WAR UANT H1E

TQKSEafterwards

EMALB PILLS. FRENCH.

PILLS, bo celebrated many years ago in Paris, for tho relief of female irregularities, and so uotorious tor their criminal employment in the practice of abortion, are now offered for sal© tor. tue first time in America. They have been kept in comparative obscurity, from tho fact that the originator Dr. Telpeau, is a physician in Paris, of great wealth and strict conscientious ^riuciples, and has withheld them from general Use, lest?they should be employed for unlawful purposes In overcoming female obstructions, they soem to bo truly omnipotent, burstiogopen theflood gates from whatever cause may have stopped- fit em but they are oflwrotl to the public only for legitimate use, and all agents are forbidden lo sell them when it is understood that the object is unlawtul.

Ladies oaa pocured a box, sealed fiom the eyes of the curious, by euclosing one dollar, and six postage stamps to M. W, MACOMBEB, General Agent for the United Htates and Cauadas, at Albanv, N. Y., or to any authorized Auent. bold by all Diuggists in Terre Hauto. o7dwly

^ZB-A-ISTKHSTQ- SOUSE

JAY COOKE & CO., Ho 20 WALL SXBEET, Comer of Nassau Street, New York.

We buy aud sell at tho most liberal current prices, and keop on hand a full supply of Government BONDS OF ALL ISSUB3, SEVENrHIKTIKS, and COMPOUND INTEBKST NOTES and execute orders £br purchase and sale of STOCKS, BONDS ani GOLD.

CONVKBSIONS.

Wo convert the several Issues of Sbvkn Thirtiks »t tho most ttVbfftble market rates into FiveTwonties, whic!.. at pro .out price of gold, yield tho holder ab.ut oue per oeut. more interest per annum. Circulars with full particulars furnished upon application. myddwly JAT COOKE A CO.

ITCH ITCH itCH 1' SCRATCH I SOBA.TCH I SUKA.TCH iu Trom 10 to 48 hoars. Wheaton's Olnlment euros Tue Itch, Wheaton's Ointment Whemoii's Uintmcnt Wheaton's Ointment Whcaton'« Ointment Wheaton's Ointment

cures cures cures cures cures

Halt Rheum. Tetter. Barber's Itch. Old Sores. Every Kind

OP KVfcKY UVM0R UKB MAGIC. Prioe, 60 cents a box by mail, CO cents. Address WEEKS & POTT KB, No. 170 Washington Street, Boston, Mass: For sale by all Druggists.

Boston, Sept. 18, 1887-3ta wdwly

HIXXEWELI/S row I Thi importance of .hiB truly nella ANODYNE, I bio aud valuable preparation is now so fully acknowledged, receiving the most free approbation of Physicians, and in which the true name of Anodyne is perfectly apparent, that in advertising, its true character is only to be givet which ask all who have not witnessed its great curative power, to accept with confidence:

It is the tru remedy for Nturalgia. Rktumalumy Sciatica, Tooth and Ear AcMe, Bead j, he, Painful Menstruaiion, Amenorrhea, Dimenirrhea, Delirittm Trrinm. Sjiini' GomplauUs, l4*s of Sleep, aud a* a mild and geutlo opiate to all Nervout AJfections.

In ADtmi it 'has been eminently succesiful: In Heart OompUMs, a very potent remedy. JOHN L. UDSNKWEIiL, Proprietor, Practical Ohemist and Pharmaceutist, 90»muiercial Wharf, Bos'on, Mass. 0W S»ldb» «U regular dealers in medicine.

From Pttysicl vns is invito the greatest Irefdom of oorrMpoadorn q, to whom ev ry evidence of charaoter wi be freely sent on demand.

July 16, dwoct ami iiin'y.

TURNER'S TIC D0L0R0UREUX OR

TURNER'S TI0D0L0R0UREUX OR VN1TEKSAL XECkAMlIA PIU, DKlVEBSAIi EVRAUIIA HLU A a.\)FK, OSRTAIS AND riPKDY CUKK TUB

NBOBALCUA aud all Mti&VOCS DISEASES. It is an unfailing remedy in ail cases ot Facial Neuralgia, often eltectiag a ierleot cure in a single day. No form of Nervous Disease fails to yield to its magic influence* Even the severest ot Chronic Neuralgia and general Nervous Derangements of -many years* standing, affecting the entire systeu, are completely and permanent ly cured by tt til a tew days, or a few -weeks at the utik^st. It contains nothing Injur ions to the most delicate system, and aa« always tM used wlth_ perfect safety. It Is in constant use by the beet Physicians, who give it their unanimous and unratified appronl. 8-nt by mail on receipt ot 91 and two postage stamps. Sold ever^hf CCRNER A CO., Sole Propi 120 Trensont St.. Bm1«d, Mass). 8ep3 eod 3mo«

SPECIAL NOTICES.

fpfiUB BUT STEANGE.—Any JL person sending us their Address, with 20 cents, will receive, by mail, the Kama and Carte deVisite of their future Wife or Husband. also, how either sex may gain the lore of any person they choose, instantly. Address BXEVK8 & CO., 76 Nassau Street, New York. 3mw

19* There is nothing more certain to prevent female irregularities than Br. Ydpenu's Female Pills. They will Id 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 Bit. KDWABD A. JTCL80N will send, (free of charge) to all who desire it, tho prescription with the directions for making aid using the simple remedy by which he was cured of a lung iflection and that dreaded disease Consumption.— Hi* only object is to benefit the afflicted, and be hopes every sufferer will try this prescription, as it,will cost them nothing and may prove a blessing. Please address Bet. EDWaUD A. W1LSON,

Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York,

tiylldltaw-wl

Cheap Soap! Good Soap!

NATRONA REFINED

APONIFIER

Concentrated Lye.

Gts.

a lb.

for Superior

Th°n"

warm and invigorate the part

They strengthen, upon which they aro applied, ani relieve nervous affections of the bowels, lumbago, pains of the side, and usually all l«=»l pains. InaffectionB of the kidneys they are of groat servloe.

"r °CLHT0M PEMBERT0H,

I I I I A

Hari

Soap.

TWELVE POUNDS OF SOFT SOAP

FOR ONE CENT.

Every Family can Hake their

ALL VARIETIES'OF SOAP.

A# Easily Blade a Gup

Coffee.

Is a new Concentrated Lye, ftr m&Uof Soap, just discovered in

GREENLAND, IN TELE ABGTIO 8XA%

and is %bmpo6ed mainly of Aluminata of Soda, wlvich, when mixed with KSTuse fat, produces the

BEST DETERSIVE SOAP IN THE WORLD.

1 Box will make 175 lbs. good

Its equivalent in superior Hard Soap.

Retailed by all Druggists and Groow* in the United States.

tr FULL RECIPES WITH EACH BOX. .43 Dealer* can obtain It wholesale la eaiei, each containing 4-8 boxes, at a liberal discount, of the wholesale Grocers and Druggists In all til* towns and cities of the United Statss*

TON,

General Agent,

PETTSBXTBO. PSNJf.

MERCH'T TAILORING.

HARTS0CK & BAN1I8TEB

Have just received their

Fall andt

Wiaier

Slock

Of Fashionable and Desirable

O I N

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

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

CALL AT THE

PtnUSBXB CYKXT MOBHIH9 {tXO&T 9CX9AXS)

Modesitt's Building

Ho. 66 Wabash Snnrr, sucotlt S«» OotTKT Hocss.

Terms of Subscription: Wot one year. In sdrsme. .,.10 00 For six months, in s^vanoe 600 For three months, in advance....* St CO Tor one month, in advance to City Deliverable I ty Subacribei satSO tenUjer week

Single oopita, 6 centa.

Kates of

AdT«rtl8ing in

3 I

4 P*

1 1 00 1 60 200 a 1 80 8 60 800 S 2 00 3 00 to 1 3 00 4 60 6 1 4 00 6 OO 800 8 S 00 7 SO 10 00 1 6 00 9 00 12 00 I 8 00 14 00 1900 S 10 00 18 00 26 00 A 1600 26 00 40 00 1 7 20 00 36 00 60 00

2 50 S 76 600 760

8 00 4 60] 6 00 900

The

Wehaveaiupi 'and experienced Cutter, and the best

W to found in the West \"i. f.

Great caro has been taken in the selec* tipn ot the FINEB CLASS of Goods. I

Latest and best Styles of Cloths, Cas

i\- aimers, Yeetlngs and Gents' FURNISHI N O O S

CLOTHING STOKE,

UnMn

No.

Main St.

J. WALMSLEY,

E A I O E

Haa just returned from the East with a targe Stook of

vr r. Cloths,:

Cassimeres A

Nestings,

Which he proposes to make up to ordei

CHEAPER

Than any other Merchant Tailoring Ss* tabliflhment in Terre-Haute.

Gentlemen in want of Clothes made in Good Style by a

Practical Tailor

Gall on J, W. at his

TAILOR

360 6 60 7 00

VNo advertisements withcatswill betaken. •VSoclety meetings and Keligipna pefip* 26 oents each insertion, imrariably in advance. "^Collections will be made quarterly on all advartisementa.

CHAS. CK UFT, Frop'r.

LOOK TO Y01R INTERESTS.

Save

Time

Own

Soap.

and

Sexes and

Therefore, all exhibitions of pictures and statues, all provisions for.public recreation, all institutions for public amusements should be siich as to enable people to go in groups and families. 1 do not think amusements can be good generally in a community in which a man is ashamed to take his whole family,: to them. If there is anything you would not like your wife and children to participate in with you, the presumption, is that it is wrong: and if there is anything you would like them to participate.. .fn with you, the presumption is that it Is right. And this might be made a rule of fudgementjfar more widely than it now is.—H. W. Beecher.,:^

Pilaff.—This is the great diBh of-the Orientals, and it is so truly deliciouB and bo cheaply and easily made, that it a wonder it has not become, ere this, a com* mon dish in other countries. It is prepared in the following manner: Boil sufficient rice (accordihing to the number of mouths to feed) in a large quantity of water. It should be put in cold water, with a little salt, and not stirred while cooking. When thoroughly done strain off the water through a colander or sieve, and each kernel will be separate and solid then season with salt, pepper, butter, and a little tomato sauce cut up (not very fine) roasted or boiled mutton, or veal and mix with the rice in the portion of about two-thirds to one*third meat let them simmer together a.few minutes, and serve hot with the meafgravy. The water that the rice has been boiled in makes the very beit starch for fine work.

What

SHOP

East Side of \ihe Public Square

an ictor Most Kdtfir.1

jeholar versed in

the Dally.

4 00

Gifts

sooouoooo

—^"Yearly advertisers will be allowed MONTH* LY CHANGES of matter FBKB of CHAHO*. MVTtae rates of Advertising in the WBIKIiY BXPBESS will be half the rate* fcbarged in the DAILY. r~Advertisements in botb DAILY sod WMTKLY, will be charged fall Dally ratea and ond-half the Weekly ratea. •arLegal advertisement* one dollar per square Ibr each insertion in weekly.

Local Notices 10 centa per lino. No Item however short Inserted iri local column for lew than fl. 00. •VMarriage and Faneral uviticaa J1.00

Moneyi

If you have anything to sellr If you have lost anything, If you have found anything. If you have a house-to rent, If you want to rent a house,, a If you want hoarding, }jsp.od If you want anything,

Tell Five Thousand People at once, —BY— Advertising

the Dally Express,

literary

Newspapers.

A daily newspaper that loves and en* courages literature is a blessing and a power. It has a more' immediate and rapid influence than the more, ponderous publications whose interests, are devoted to literature, and to literature alone. The passe-tout which its journalistic character endows it With plaoe6'it-£t once in the hands of thousands of thou* sands of readers who woi^d, else receive no intellectual influences at all. The importance of discussing the current topics of the day, manifestations ef political feeling, and those revolutionary out* breaks which are straws showing which way the winds of progression arei bio wingj is not to be undervalued or denied. All these remain fixed and undeniaTale objeots of human interest and discussion,' from which thought and the interchange of thoughts.can and ought never to be distracted. But beyond all these interests, those of literature hold a supreme and imperial place, appealing to everything that is high and sweet- and-pure in humanity, and lying open like a- calrrj,haven, to receive into its safe tranquility the tired barks that have been tossed on restless seas. A bit of literary news, a little news, a tasteful grouping of fine thoughts and generous senttments and true philosophies, help to harmonize life by repeating in the fittest way those happy truths that are gleaned from its sorrows. A tender story, a fragran^episode, and old aphorism newly set are so many points for the mind to repoEe in when fatigued with the glaring excitements of the day. It is in this way that the literary daily newspaper comes homo to many a heart and head that would be stolid to such impressions otherwise pres» ented. It offers a daily Jrtimutaht from which there is no morbid reaction. It gives the stolen waters that: are: sweet, and the bread eaten in secret that is pleasant, and the mind beiore which they spread digests them, and is the stronger and the better for it* A

beileslettres

Ko.109

Amuflements.

It may bo laid down.M.ft..general rule that amusements which separated the s$xes are dangerous. I 'Would not tepress the truth too narrowly and literally but undoubtedly it is a genqfaV- truth that where women seek their amusements in one way by themselves^ jintT" men seek theirs in another way by them selves there is in both ways a tendency to degeneration and temptation... God meant that men and women should live together, work together, and, in all. the funetons of life civil, social, religious, artis* tic, and intellectual—co-operate with each other and their mutual relations harmonizing and balancing, and nowhere else more than in the seeking and prosecution of amusements. I believe that boys and girls should go to scbool together. As they sit together in the household, so I think they should sit togatoer in- ouT^em--pies of learning. Colleges should not-be for all men or for all women, but -the, same buildings and the same .professors should be provided for both in common. And as it is in everything else Eo it sbould be in amusements. There is much greater liability to temptation and immorality where amusement is sought in the insolation or separation of tho sexes.

conver

sant alike with the classics and the French

au fait

in the general details of

history, with an eye to the proper knowledge of costuming familiar with all the technicalities of the stage '•a familiarity which can only be obtained, by a practical experience, a graceful fencer an equally graceful dancer, a tolerable musician, (in many cases) possessed of a soond physical organization, and accomplished in the arts of the toilet and dress. If he be and have all this, then, with natural gifts and a plentiful degree of patience, he may at least obtain a high position in his profession. The same remarks apply to actresses, with but little differences, which will at once suggest themselves. Assuredly, the dramatic is neither a despicable iior a[ diletanti career.

for Ghrigtman

8 00

12 00 16 00 20 OP 80 00 40 00 60 00 76 CQ 100 00" 160 00 200 CO

too

110 601 1400 17 60 2100 82 00 44 00 7000

is W is oo 90 00 26 00 40 00 60 00 80 00

10 00 1260 1640 2400 32 00 60 00 6600

1800 1600 1800 28 00 38 00 6000 8000

The abovejitock will be disposed oton the popuj,k% on-ruoi plam, giving eveir patron a fine Sold or Solid Silver Watch for #10, without regard to value 1

Wiuoht,Jtto. it Co., 161 Broadway, New York, wish to immediately dispose of the above magnificent Stock. Certificates, taming the articles, are placed in seal«d envelopes, and well mixea.' Holders are entitled to the articles named on their certificate npen the payment of Tea Dollars, whether it be a watch worth 91,000 or worth less.' Th« return of any of our Certificates entitles you to the article named thuteon upon payment, irrespective of tiro worth,.aud as do article,valqed less than #10 is nam on any ctr tiffdati it Wiil at once be Been that this is

IMtti}, a stralgttrorwarfl legltlmai transaction, which may

participated

even

by the most lastifllowl

A single certifioate will be sent by mail, post paid, npqn receiptor 2£ cents, five for 91, eleven -12, tl

Ibr $2, thfrty-threo and elegant premium for $5, sixty six and more valuable premium for 810, one hundred and' most superb watch for $16. To Agents,' or these "wishing employment, this is a rare opportunity* It is a legitimately conducted business, dhly authorized by the Government, and open to the most eareful scrutiny. Try iu.

Address, WBIftHT, BRO, A GO,.

COLGATE & CO'S

GERMAN

Erasive doap Is manufactured from Puiia MATRIlIALS, and may be considered the 'STANDARD of

housekeepers store.

Carpet House

BRORA W BROTHERS & CO.,

Main St., Terre-Haute.

100,000 PREMIUMS

100,000 CUSTOMERS

Consisting in part of

All

klnjte

ot Carpetings!

kinds of Oil Cloths All fclnds of Carta

ins!

All kinds of Upholstery Goods

kinds of Wall Papers! All kinds of Looking Glasses!

Picture Tassels, Curtain Tassels, Bands, Loops & Cornices

Of new designs and very handsome.

Staple Dry Goods!

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

Just Received,

A great many

•JS...Jo

YE TI ES

In Rubber Gtoods

Our Stock is

Fall,

Fresh

and

Terr Desirable.

BR0KAW BROTHERS & CO.,

No. 109 Main Streetf [B«twe ith and 5th]

Teri*e IX aute, Ind.

JOKN ARMSTRONG,

In addition to his daily and /nightjy la bors, the actor must possess what is' even more than the capacity for work-^educa. tion. There was an old saying—*'Only genius or a fool can be an actor ,-_but certainly, whatever may be the fctt of a genius on the stage in 1867jj£ere no chance whatever for a fool. To "be succesful the aeibrmust not only be snfart, but learned. He must understand thoroughly, what ye£v few do understand at all, his native language lie must be a skilled elocutionist: a close, exact Shakespearian

Gunsffllth and_3tencll Gutter.

Flour, Whisky and dact brands, also Plate* for Barking Clothing, cut to order. aotu made aad repaired in the beet of style4,-

AU work warranted to give aatlefactioa. Shop 2d door Eaat of the New Coort Hoase, atreet, at the Vigo coanty Hav Sealee.

fdl

PRING MILLLNBRT.

OPENING.

en it.. We are now recrfring a full ttock of Goodn which,will be opened on the 4th inst. Ladlee, call and tlte onr new etyle Pattern Bonnets and Hat*, aetUtf H. ABBOTT

Atittman,

a .MBCIJAWICIAN. Ha. Ml Sain Stmt, betweea «th 7th I Tprre Haute, Ind.

Moskls xkd Daawiaas Skjlti* Kxcuuran. Sawing Maehinas and other Light Machinery repaired to give satisfaction. Breech-Loading Sfcet-Gans after tha calebrated French Pattern, made

from new or

old material.

so & S2 NAin mm

IStHSPliACl lOWt"1

Resor's

New

fears!

A SUPBBBSrOCK OF FINE GOLD AND SILVEE WATCHES, ALU WARRANTED TO KUN AtNBTHOS0UGHLT"ltPCUI.ATED, AT THK

LOV PNICS OF S10 BAOH, AND SATISFACTION Gl/ABANTEED. 100 Solid Sold HantingWstchei $250 to 1,000 100 Magic Cased Gold Watchsa 200 to •800 100 Ladies Watches, eDameled 100 to 300 200 Gold Hunt'g Ohron'ter Watches 250 to 300 290 Gold Hdnt'g English Levers.... 200 to 250 300 Gold Hunting 1'nplex Watches 150 to 240 600 Gold Hnnt'g American Watches 100 to 250 600 Silver Hnnting Levors.... 60 to 150 500 Silver Hnnting Duplexes 76 to 250 000 Gold Ladies Watches 50 to 250 1,000 Gold Hnnting Lepines 6'1 to 76 J,000 Hisscullaneons Silver Watches 50 to 100 2,500 Hunting Silver Watches 25 to 50 6,000 Assorted Watches, jdl kinda 10 to 6

QheapStoves,

tirates, Plowa, Stalest

Wearanow.n«eM«rtha

Largest, Cheapest ani Best AisortedStoak ff Goods lo thta line mret bieuht to thia City, bonght at the

Beeent September Decline,

And oonaiating of the well-known and celebrated

Stewart Cool* StoTf«! ,^3^ rdr Wbod or tJoal!30dI .lo A

EMPIRE5-^"1 CHAMPION,1

SJiBELL,

K. CI pi

ONI TOR Goal Stove,

Peddedly the beat 8tare«i Hade for the Goal «f this locality. Sole Agent* for

Van's Familv,

Boarding House

and HotelKanges.''^5'

From

flOO

91000

Each

Tin and topped Ware! for the Wholeeale and Be'tail Trade.

Pole Agents for Fairbanks Scale*!." Sell the lliTler and hichmand Plows American and Kentucky Cidor Mills Iron and Slate Hantiee, and Qrateaof all kinds,T ttemember we fginish withKVKKY Coot «tove O'Neal'# If At popper Bottons I byv tirt popper. ,ez4ending«{

vessel ty^e or'mdti inchea, pre frortr-'corrd iliig"where th«

Thisiu I the aids I rents tbe copper. And with Mil same slaed tin ah!

elghi

iuch Wash Boiler is made to: hold twtynUqaa more than the common Boiler, and the BMler ts as durable as if made entirely of Copper.

Ton will find it to yoarint rest to gira qaa oaill for Goods fn this line, jefoce baying elsewhefe

€. C. HMITH & OO,

Sdplldwtf

Importers.

oc29dlmw3m 161 Broadway, New York.

S O S3

Large Stock aad Lev Prices,

-AT-

EXCELLENCE

For sale by all Giocers. 2'tdwljJJ

Four Doors South qf the Post QffUse, an Fourth-Street,

Knowing

He is confident *.tat he has bought AS LOW as anybody can atid is determined not ta b*

TTN EB S 0 !L D.

It is impossible that ahjrbotlj thoald hkV'b wttliA/ Stoves, for no Mter or*

ALL AEEWAEB#lft® With Cooking StorpsJie j^res More Farniture thsn is Piakliyiiiei and delirors all Stoies in the oity

Free

The

pharge

In addition to Stovoa he kfleps a generil aasortmentoFTin, I

top. and Coppe/Ware, Pressed Waifai"

tfreheh,

New

^Tare,

Spoons, Ladles, PreserTing Kettles, Bf uffln Ba kers, Wuffle IropsJ sol theyery newest thing oat, the Patent Mirror Smoothing Irons.

These Irons hare, the new .inclined handle, and

Patent

Chilled

Iron Fade,

which retains tho beat on* third loapw iham As common ones. 'Stove Pipe of all siape^and:)(ia4s,c constantly on hand, and no extra charge (or r.reting joints togother. Buyer* will certainly save money by calling on

8. HENDERSON,

F.urih Street,! doors donCh of the Post Qffloek se28dwtf ,. ., ii

yEVEN CAR LOADS

-X- SS

Just receiredand will be at the LOWiBT BOTTOM PKICK^ at -,

S I JKL

of the

lieaiing

in the Market

Home Companion, three 'Size»»--i--General Grant, three sixes** rtu* Charter, four attest*: 41 XnterprLit, four sUtes. eii k, i: Forest Queen, founnize#i Sbi&vfrco' Mover, xiao sizes. rnol» «"tov!

Ail warranted

Everything Warranted.

Roofing, Hon»o Oiitterln^, Aot, done prompt^ aud warranted to give anUs^acUon. None but the best. "PRANprf" of Ti» used nnlees spnciolly ordered. Prices—Cheap as the. Cheapest* mbWlv. ch SepJI

B. HAflERTT

Are prepared to do all kina*of

O B-• W O

SUCH Ai

Roofing, Guttering, Coppersmith Work,

And Repairing of all, Kind*,

We have also the Agedcf for ... BKNNKTT MABSH'8 CSLEBRATMBWiiC

Phoenix Warm

Air

Fprnac««

Of which we have already put op several, to the entire satisfaction df the parties nstag.'tfiem, re whom we dft at'alltimes refer.'

All kinds of Furnaces repaired and put up in complete order, and the-work, warranted.' A general assortment of TlNwABlG tin fa aad at all times. M*e na ac*ll at- iv/•

No. 187 Main Street,'

Bet. tth Ttfa sts., "TERRK HLMrrHa WP. ooviodtf '.-vijjove,•

J. M. WALTia, OB AS. EmvaBoostui). H, Annau, Gen. Manager. Archl Scalp. Man. Stonework

Walter, Eppinghoasen Co^

U»KAT WaSTMS 5|.W..

Steam MsrMe aid limc-Stonc WiTk^

Stone Bnitdiog Woik, Vaults, Sta&e?, MWwments, Head-stones, Mantles, at prleealower than any other Works if^this Btate, as omf facilitites afegrtater, Also Importers of Scotch Qxanits^ Monnmfnta^. Marble Worka (IstahlUhei tt« r..0.

Stone lard and Steam Work* at the t. BJ VH. Freight Depot, TJEBBE HAUTK,

IND.

The l'rade supplied wlthBaired Stone and

Ci All R1

Martle

at LiberalBatea. 03d3m

SCOTT, ORfiS ft CO.,

\Carriage Mwnufw&prrib, Coaaaa WatASH a 1st Sra., TuasSatrM^ iak^

pecial MaftMO

^36b,ood'

TRKSltNTS

ta« OMh PHMK «I tM,ww. BO

:ss&iBsss&f%:si 1

Oh Cash PreaeH of

#5,000

..Tw« OuOr lh^Mcaita

woBTttSrtnrg AT EST AIT. IIHAV THK (&S1 OF OBRTIFIOATS, AmLalso tnuaree to tivo Holder* lUIStiT IK THK GKXAT DISTRIBUTION.

Is chartered

1 and .75 other

varieties of Wood and Ooal Heating anddooklng Stovee. All of the aboTe we wiU »ell:ar.

LOWEBiBATKS Than any Store and Tinware Honae ia/Xerra-Hante

WK MANUFACTOKE ALL KIltDS 0T

LEWIS U. BB jOMALL, -Chief Colnor C. S. Mint, and Bocorder of Deed*, Philadelphia, Pa. MdS. JAMES M. SCJOVEL, New Je*j»,,

that the

Pubiio.iiat

long demanded a better clwaagof Sto»ea than has heretofore been generally'otfereclin tjiimarket, K. UKNDKBSON b«» thli feeakrt tolecled with great care, fi:om the tadat:.

Popular and Celebrated PaiMras known in the country Bast or Watt, an aaaort* mentof Cooking ani Heatlaf StOTca, such as are rarely ever collested t5gefthlr fn One House#

Among his stock may be foand the leaHngiQlaps oi almost every prominent manmfuctiirer the frjf- .' 'T'

Heating and Parlor Moves,

with ail the Modern Improvements !tod conranlencies. Stoves for Offices,

Stores, ..Quurcbes,.Ho

tels, Dining-Booms, Bed-roem'si anj1 and all klnlts and as for prices,

lie Defies Competition!

Any person who pays FIVE D0LLAB3 »h» re^eira (he lat^c and splendid Steel Plate of. sr "THE MABin&OB'Or POCAHONTAS," and-Fire CertiBeatas of Stock, entitling them to lite Presents i'

The Engravings aad Certificates wil 1

sent

the best in the Market, at 'i

n^:x

Three

StoVeB

XS -/i:.*'?' ).•

T'J b'je&wMib u* WASHlKSTOi LIBK1BI C0MPAM WILL AWlat)

Hundied Thousand.

IN PRESENTS

To the Shareholders, )n Wednesday, Sita of Jan. next

A* PHIIiADBLPHIA, PA., OR AT Til# lHVriHTK, ittTBBSIDB, R.

SCHEDULE OF PBKSKNT8.

1 «asBPrwaat...^ !l Cash Present |1 Cash Present.,

-----

O MANDFACfUBEb. 8T0KK0H 4thStreet,4th DoorSoathofPwtOWl ?.1«

The Best iDooking Stores:

Tlie Finest Heating Stoves. All kinds of Fruit C^iis. i,,

Xvery Variety or Tin and Copper Ware *rT o-

negate Thlue..„. .Camel's Hair Shawls, 81,000 ......

Catael's Hair Shawls, $3,000 each... 5-HaodMi^e Lace Shawis, 8260each..^.... lQ Oaehmer-

Shaw's,

S CO.,

|60 each

30 Sitk Dress Prtterns, S7Z each 66 City ftailding Lots, 8175 eaoh The retaaiader will consist of Sil/ei--wjtra,Musical Boxes, Opera Oltuseg,

Pocket Bibles, and oifferent articles ..of ornament aud ase, amounting to t»if.

Tetri^..^.— -8300,00* Atl tb» pTO|kr#es giren clear of incumbrance.

HOW TO OBTAIN SHARES AJf» EN6BAVI908 Seal orders to us by mail, enclosing from $1 to •Ku sMher by Post Office orders or in registered letter., at oar rilk. Larger amounts should he sent'by draft or express 10 shares with Engratlngs— 89,50 f5 sharttcwith Engravings sktfeU with EngraTiags. 40,50 76 siazee Engravings ...,^.......-..K»,00 lOO shares #lth Engrarings... 90,00 Xioeal ASiENTS PARTED throughout the United

SUtes.

Aasociation tiare appointed as iLcelyors, MessrsTtflroBQK A. COOKE A CO., whose well

The

knowafntetrlcyaa business exptrteucu will, be saStcieaV guar

Itth inifc,

J-

''Tl. r.i j| -.ii.u

aster that tue mone^ eddied to

tha purpose stated. PHiLAtfaapHiA, Pa., May 20,1887. To" thebflcers and Member* of the Washington lMhr»ry 0«., H. S. BEAD, Secretarv 0»ntiMten —Oa reoeipt of yonr tavorofthe

aea ffiug as of our appoiattaexif Be-

ceiv«r«f*ryearOompany,

{la»lai*iaM

'MespeCttaay,yowra, .»• -I OEO. A. OOOSE &CO. Address all letters to ^HW. A. COOU* COy BANKBBS.^T -li-M Scath Third Street- hiladelpnia, Pail laiaiijin fsr th*

Washington Library Oo.

H. W. IfCOMIELL, •sS'«ie -au

Slftln Street,

•f .. Afliati* Terre-Haut®,

Ismb'i

SUBSGKii?FBS.

|9,8M «aA.

Remd 'idl Schedule of Presents JSeio*o Oertificatu of Stock ia accompanied with a

Beautiful Steel-Plate

FOB

Soldiers and Sailors'

laetiporated ty tba State of X. J.

HOS. W. W. WABK, New Jersey. ,v H«|IET GORMAN, Esq., Agent Adadis'

Ei]:

press, 'Philadelphia, Pa.

00*, Esq..

.j- Ot Joy, 0o« Co^ PUIladelphia.

TnlMunt tfapAKmasr,

WASSM««Hpl. tX, April 1«, 1S67. /.

Ofioe of Internal BiYettne:-*H*viag reOeiTed •atiafactory eyidanee that'tbo proceeds bi~ the «&• ter prise conducted by •tlto£ Washing tun Library •sfcCompa.y" will bedavotad Utotkaritabluaaea, pernusaion is hereby granted to laid Oodpany tooond«ot suoh enterprise eUBtnpt from all charge, whether from special %airvt other duty.

B. A. BULblHS, Oomntiaeioner.

WASHINGTON

"libraey

C0MPAN1,

In order that the benevolent abject net forth in thltoireular ntay.be successfully luxomdLshed 'hato 'Mued Ave series of

Vina STKSL-PIiATS EMOBAVisas, Khlch ^ra put, on sabtoription at priou* ntack beTOtt their retail ralue.' oisMfVieATfftf Off STUCK IN TUS .WASli'vVr 1M6TQN LIBBABY COMPANY ttilp be issdadj1 tattiped with the Seal «f~the Compaifir**d#i(^«d:by

tjba Secretiry, (fcfoae others

g^dqine.) Afl^perik'-i semllng us OKE DOLLAB,

or pay

ing the'saae to ear local Agents, will ^weiye immediately ftne Steel'Pfati Engiavin^, at choice frotq tha fallowing* .list,and 0n:0»rtigoate oi Stock, inauriug One Present in published scheduly.

ONE D0LLAB EHQBATIKU8.

Ho. 1—"My ChildI My Child i" No. 2—"Thej are Sared 1 l'htty're ^ayedj" No. 8—"Ol.l Sovec ty six orj the E*riy Days of the UoToIntion.'

Any panOa*'paying TWO DAL LA lit will reoeive eUher of tht. following line Steol I'iates, at choice,and two Uartificates of Stock, toua becoiuinj entitlM tb T*o Peesents.

T&& D6LLAB ENCBAVINOS'. "Waihifijiion's Courtship." No. f— WaiMngton'a Last IntarvieW wit his Mother." "i: THBRB DOLLAR INGBANIN08. Aayf6ftoa pacing THBEE DOLLAHS will re'&iT»tfce^eaatifaiStael Plata of •«Hy*E fBOMTHB WAfi," rf nnil Thrle Cotlfloane^, beoominingintitleil t* Three Vraasnts,

Hule

CORNELIUS sxnsn (fxi ,idl

sl!

rODB DOIib&B ENQBaYI^GS. Any person paying FOCB DOLLARS shall re aelTe the iar^e and beautiful Steoi Plate of "THE PEBI^S Of OOR: TOBIU'ATHKBS," and Four (jertificatas.of Stook, entitling iboin Your Presents, rrrs

be deliver

ed to each snbsoribers.at our Local Agonoies, or

by mail, post-paid, or express, as may be or 4ere&

Chtrts.

Includiac Hohsan's Practical CWae in lag: Dj^Maiaaer's Mnsis fcr tha Million^

M£«BY CI comTAXviira

Any Otoe

arj

"by theitaLtc^iar t'eahsylTaola, and Ortaniaed lu*idof th»

Riyerside

Institute,

lah'a Wllhelm, etc., together th Appropriate gongs for tha School Boom, for oaa, two and thwe Toicc By L. W Miaes. Twelwr of Music in Ue Boston Sahools Thsae Charts an d* nignad to dispense with the use of the Iw* bosrd, at the same time furnishing tha joet approTM oourss of Elementary Stadlea, norMsea and Songs. Price $10-

DUTE& 1HTSOV ft 00^ Bortoa. CHAS. H.DI8T0H tt CO., New Tortt, ocSttchd

MUSIC- BOOK

THE

For

Engraving

Every Boy and Olr!

I I

of Popular

Hundreds or Popular Soiigs,

«. U. Pt^lsiNO INSTBCOTIOKr A*D KXKMXStt BT WHICH

Co.,

Orphans.

TBI KIYKKSlJMt LVSTIXITK, Situated at BiTersida, Bnrlington County, Sew Jersey, ia found for the purpose of .{rataltonsly educating he aoni of deoeased Sol ion and .Sea en of the United States. ,• the Board ot Trusteestoaaiata ot tjo following wall'known citizeus of Pea^syivanU ond New Jersey:— n. H0M. WILLIAM B. MAMN, aij District AtMtwyt^biktJeiphia, Pa

Leari to Siag fkem

-0LITKB DITSON A CO., Publishers, STT

wash

iugton St., Boston 0. H. DITSOS A OO- *11 Broadway, New Tork. S3dwtch

MUSIC»i

y. G. LINDEMANN,

IK )-r~

riisros, aELODKbis

ORGANS,

Violin! Guitars, Flutes, and all kinds of Itaita Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash Street, TEBBE HAUTE. INDIAHA.

TONING AND BEPAIB1HG of PIANOS aad other Instruments will be promptly attended to. OLD PIANOS will be takea In tnade fo« HEW

°anf(isdwtr J. Q. LINDEMANN.

L. KISSNEB'S

FM6.0P

NfbV 'ASf Ohio Street,

OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUIB, T'

ERRK. HAITTHS. IND.

oi i'

.jifrlii __ ii rmq fiii

This being the largest and most elegant Music Establishmest

IN" THIS STATE

|'lo Buyers in want of flne nW *t

,1 A N 08

»ELOD£Oi\l«,

O E A N S

And smaller Musical Instruments, and Musical Merchandise of every description, Sheet Mnsie and Instruction Books, should not fail te visit the

PALACE OF MUSIC.

'10 .0' sil VIC

'All kinds of Musical Instruments repaired In the moat approved manner. ii Aw

& HAGGERTY,

I Co: Jorner of

^hirl and Maia Streets,

TERRE-HAUTE,

oiteb a*

Dress Goods,

2,000

8ept30 1867 dw

we teoh tho liberty to

sukaUt a- ^o^r of your'Charter, with a planol yoar «atarpfIse, ter tke highest legal authority oi theStat», acd havin« rsastwd his faTorabia opin-

ta ita legalltj. and sympathising

wfth the lMBeTolent ol^ect of yoai Aasociatiun via: the education aad malnieaatic^ of the orl^atftittMfreael oar aclAiers and sailors at the |it?ir«H4' Iastitute, «a have conclndod to aooept tijrt4r%at, aa (a ase onr b*t effort*to promote sliW^yaabbjeet.

Wholesale and Retail

At the Very Lowest Rates,'

Merrimac,

Cocheco,

.Dollar

,140,000. 20. GOO 10,000

1 Cash Present............ .,... (,000 2..a$tfPireai»ats offABW each. 6,000 I Uandeeine Country iwsidence, Stables,

QivoUnds, Ac., Gurii^ahtown, PUiiiLd'a... 18,000 Double' IteMdenoe, 3 story briclt, Cam" Adtf, 16,00o l^oai Depot, Office, Sheds, Ground, Willi business esfablished, No.1314 WmLing ton ATonye, Philadelphia 15,000 II tleantry Assideaee, itlrursido.' W. J., wUirpronnd. raits, Aoc. 10,000 1 Thi ee story Uottage, Lot, Ac... 5,000 (B Taluahle Building Lots, BiVersido 5:i00 6,000

EIefltnA' Turnout Family Carriage, ', Span of Horses, Harnesj. &o., com plete fi,00t •0 Taluable building lots, liiverside, $300 8,000 1 B«aatlftrt 8iiver-gr»y Horte, loJ^lianOs Vl sired bytha pelobrstcd unpurUd .r

Arabian Horse''CkllphV also, light Boad Wagon, weight 140 pounds, viith •Sotbf iaperiorSingle Harness, Ao.,ma-kingaSr«t-classestablishmeant 6,000 SO Pianos, 9600 each 10,1)00 90MflodeOr *,»2i^each............ 4,500 6 KesBFdod Sewing Machined, SZOO uach 10 family Sewing Machines, 8100 ea'.li 00 Fine Qoid Watches, (200 each lu,0t0 100 0il'PaIntitage,"by ieiidiBg Artists—ag-^ 10,000 3,0W 6,000 760 600 1,500 8,760

Dunnel's,

—American,

And Other Prints.

Bleached and Brown 'i-t-'-i-j! »t.d} war

TICKS, STRIPES

Sheetings] {aritfc 'Shirtings

,.v, and

1,000 1,000

f.'i 7 -A FTTX.L'' AfeSOKTMENT

Cassimeres,

Jeans, "..iu Fla"

Shawls,

Cloaks, 'ii-., "Notions,

Cotton Yarns,

Carpet Warp|

Batting*,

Cotton

nOKAIN PLOW WOBKS. Eaton, Preble Couaty, Ohio. The Empire Qaeen of the West.

This Standard Plow has new been excel led, and for general purpose nere will be. In its construction w® »re working per*sctly homogenlous Oast Steel- that will oat polish aad out live any jthcT Wrough Plow made. It throws a wide, alean, anrttsraoeful furrow, and in dranwht is the lightest Pkw oa record. Farmers w.ll do well t« examine this Plow at John Seott & Son's Warehouse, ferre- Haute, Bdiana, Before purobasin« elsewhere. IToar interest we

ST.

Terre

''Wi S Ijf'.i

OTTEEY

0 lie Drawn at Covington,Kjr.

.x .1 ns.r

16th,

gar Taaovaa TioKati are told at all Ticket Boea in the south and West.Ask foi Zickets Via Cinoinnati and C61umbus.

WM. L. O'BBIEK, Oea'l Tj, k-*\x£ J. 8HSBLOOK, Gen'l Agent, OinmddMk dtf

^807. lA or

1 prlae of ^60.000

priasa oi

20.000

1-priasof 8.000

$300 '250E« 20a

prl «sof

165

price* of prises of

1 priaeof 7.00C

2Ptl.r^.000

15tf "ir

220 18

prizes of prtajs ej

125

1.000

RAILWAY!

|^RIE

ttEltAI B.HOA» UDAfilC—DUl'KIE TRAOb ttUCTfc

NEW TORK, BOSTON,

And New England Cities.

TKK RAILWAY 1XX1CND8 F.B0M 1 fhmkirk to New Fork MO AftUs,, BujfaU to New Fori 423 Miles,

Salamamea to New Fork 416 Miles aio i» raoM

MILKb tke

inn«r*3H

50"

400(261

The above seheme will be drawn the middle and last of saoh month during 18S7 aad Utt

prtMavf

Prizes apronitiB^ to 32,000 If ambers aad 78S Pnaa«**Vi:$

Tickets «*, IUi*cs

The above be drawn Ptjauo, iiTCafEftT9*, owoaa CoxMnaionBaa it oai o'eioc* "the corner of foinn a«»£oovr Stnm,i %'t The H^tucky^Uteare no u.fi Enitr been conducud lor the thiw aad &r> Stete. and bond, are given fox lha paymen) ofM! are J«!»liuiet »a thtn -is»w .. York Herald and theClnctnnati u»dimere«l

Otwatlarsof Irttterjee drawing da^u ... application the KaQagere" Address allorders fortickets to®!

MURRAY, fiDD¥ & t!0.»

OOVISaTOS, KTv«* au29dl

9*Agmtis Wmtei

gOOTS AND SHOES..

Boots A Shoes Very To cloM 0«t fcU af,

Bool*

Shoes

*a—i MB 1i Wi iiHW me

N A N E W la selling

EBLXABLB

LITTLE MlAftl KA1LK0A1, VlA COLtlMBUS,

and

No.

Oalterk, S

To make room for Spring stock. Ton will •**«. ssoney by oalDng on hiui at a. inn isbsm n«aa

Meohanics

Bloo^",——

Particular Attsntioa la given ie 'I

CUSTOM WORK

D^rtmaat is^u^haua, of *HnAr^

iatlMt* ..u- *. sioc-i

Quickest Bouy

From CINCINNATI to alt tht

TOWNS, VIU1AOT8 antf CTATT6j«ii'

The lITTtK MIAMI iT^e' OStt Lini ru\f«f^ '"'iJ Lightning Gxprees Trains from dhoti ntarktflUiti'i Cast. It being tho saoatasr Line, Co na ttons are certain, and Passeagers haTs Aarr.t ttuie for -a.Mi .•« a .a :i .-u *m

FA8T TIMI VMM CUOINKiTl TO a --E Bqston in 8i hours Baltimore •& New "York is 31 hours Wsshlhgtoft Guy in Buffalo in 16hears Cleveland in8 Ibium.,

Three Dally Eastern iri^ta-cl A. M. Lightning Kzprees. A. M. ,,, ning Kxpross. 8 P. M. Lightnltr Kxfrsn#, -1" Modern Sleeping Cars by Night Trains^ j'.

Saioon Cars by Uay Tra.ct.

Tie S P. M, Train learn gnndav Mgttt litate4i •r Bat unlay Night.

tz •:«. .: t'..

BAGGAGE CHXCOLD THBOU£FBi

tmOHIKUT

All Trains run directly through to Nowtoik, i" MO axuss Without ohange of Ooaofee.

trom and after August 38th, 1886, Trains \rtllleave in connection with aU Western Hues. a*, follows: from Daaklrk aad Nnlmauca-

By New York time irorn Union Depots:. .SO A. IK. Kxpress Mnll, iroui imklrfc, (Sundays excepted), titopa at 6aiamanca 10.00.

A. M. and CuhL'Ccti) at Hbfnell.^villDiiti'A Corn* lng with the 6.00 |A. M. Kswpees .. and arrives in New York ut7.Uif f". 41, ,SB t*. H. Lipitntiig Express, irmn S&U'.or mauoatSuuilays excepted), slop at UorneliviUe 5.26 P. M., and connects at Hornell»Trtrt'iiia

Corning with the^90A. M. ICxpressHaiLfcooi Buffalo, and arrives In New idrk'nt 7-00 A. ET 4.1S V. BT. T, Nii.ht £spr«MH, br.mtiiHB-: kirk (S-inuays excepted). Sioi» »t 8aia.,.^ca #.66 P. 1^'pMn 7M M. (Sap). TWMWrtT'' 9.66 A M., (Bkit). and ar ive in Nvw at tf.30 P. M., oounucting with AftarhCsTB

Trains for Boston .and N.fW.iiurfiAnd Cities. 50 •*. M. Clnainiiati Expreaa, from Dunkirk, (Sundays «xcepie4)v man a 11 SB I'. HI., aud conneote at If' .LBIfsvilie with the ll^Li P. M. Tram trow BuiJatu( arriy .BK in Ne^r York a.^5 P. AI.

Frons BuUklS By Mew York. Xucs ut cor. Exchange sinii tit:' S^M A. 91. Sew Tork Dnj

i,03

CHECKS,

Sundays excepted). Stops at H.jrui'liifiUf A.M., ,Bkft) Saequchtuina iff. t.'M&'i (Dine) Turiwr's 7.50 P. M. Cuncivcte' a» Great Bend with Delaware, Lacka-wau tWebt' ern Bail road, aad atJersey.Citywith UidfiigfeT Sixpreas frain of New Jyrst'j K»ih .ia Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wstfhington. 90 A. H. £knreaa Mail, ».* avuu aad

Hornelisville \»und»ysexcepteij. Arrives tn New York at 7.00 A. M. Conuucts .at Pamirs with the Northern CentralHailway ior'Q^isburg, Philadelphia, Ban no re, Wasuiniton aud other poihuSouth. I4IO P. 'Iil|fctnlag Express, (Sundays excepted). Stops at Hurnclsviilv i.iii (Sup.), and arrives in New York 7.00 A. M.—.

Connects at Jeraev City with Uoruins KXp^s Train of New Jersey Bail road for Biiltia.ci' and Washidgtoai and at New York with Morring Bxpress Train for Boston anJ l*ew Hagland Cities.

BIDDIjJB,

KEIZ,

Earlj'i Block, Ho. 60 Main Street,

Haute, Indiana,

MTarns,

ost respeotfally recommeads his wsll selected stock of Jeans, Flannels, plain and plaid eys, Blankets, Coverlets,.aad Woolen KnitttaK of diflerent kinds. Being fully enabled to warrant the first euality of these Qpods I moat respsctfully invite Ladies aad Gentlemen to call and inspect for Goods, ana tk

Wool takea la sxchangs •arkaa iratsa |aM.

0.10 P. M. Hew York 9i(bt Exneat, DAILY. Stops at I'ditage 8...i P." M., (Sap.), intersecting with ths 4.16 P..M. ffauo from Dunkirk, and arrives in New YvtS at lS.80P. Mfc' I1.2« P. M. CineinUMti £xpr«Mt (Suedays excepted). Stops kt Suspuehanua 7.20

A.M., (Bkft.)i Turner's, l.lx F, (Uine), and arrtves fa New York at 4.46 fV-1. -Cob' nects at Great Band with iJeiaware, b*cita* wanna A Western Kail road for SOi'iutOn, l.'.'rrton and Philadelphia, and at New Vork whh Afternooou Trains and gteamma (or Hoii"n and Sew Boglaad Cities. Only one Train East on Sunday, ieavjnj JJa'folo at 6.10P. M., and reaching New Irork tttvi.tn afternoon-

Boston and New England Passongere, with their Baggage, are transferred /res af tkarfi, iu •He* Yorjc.

Ths best Yentilated aiid mott Luxurious Sleep In? Coaches «WIN THK WUBLU1t« Mioump*' nyiug all oight trains on thie raiiwu

Baggage Checked Through I

And Fare as leto as by any ot/ur Hwte ASK FOB TiCKKTS ¥IA SBlfc KAIL WA, Which can be obtained «t all Principal Tit Jut f«

Aces in the Wast and Booth-wert.

,WM. K, BAJm,

Gen'l Sup't. flan'I Pa«. Airr-n* aov&dtr ii .1

ISSOLUTIO^ of PAtT^ ivK. SHIP. The Partnership o' dch»tt*r su l'J K• TV was to-day dlssolted by muu«. c»»stnt, Wi Schaffer "ill settle al accoo..t« madi* b- ng to the firm. All those indebted wtfl pt*W ^ri» and.set tie. W.SCUAfF6Bfc(

JOS. K*8ft."

Wm. Schaffer desirrs to return tist his friends and oostomere for their pattxn« heretofore, and reapcct:uily soiictto a «.* ot th* same at his place of businesses: Street, east ef Pixih. He will U- aiw{k on hand to serve those, who call upon ot.' octlMtf %. 301 tAtffkS. s—sg—s——————sssaswsw^-a^pja-a

\\7M. B. MAiSJNIiNG, if Bouss, aiaa aas ea-NAKS*iA»

A I N

One doorXaetof the Star ir«e*ir tkrbb hautk, *3sro.J Plain and Decorative Paper Ha' gin.'. Fuiey aiid

Pinia Sign Painting. Ceilings an Wilis Pali ted aad Calcamlaad Fresco CoUirs, Pianos nd Nafujal Wood P'.llfhed in th'h'f*!ie« style Ot the Art. GUdUig on G!aesL»fid •fapaanai Tiiti

It will be to the interest or th.j»« WU6 wi»B io have swrvtteable work done, to aai) an,a» b4me