Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 November 1867 — Page 3

COJVVJfiK.SIOJSTS.

We'convort the soveral Issuesof SKVIN-THIBTIEB at the most favorable market rates into FivoTwentios, which, at pro ant price of gold, yiold the holder abeut ono per cent, more interest per annum. Circulars with ftill particulars furnished upon applicrtioo. my9dwly AT COOKE A CO.

ITCH! ITCH! ITCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH in from 10 to 48 hoars. Wbeaton's Ointment cures Wheaton's Ointment Wbeaton's Ointment Wbeaton's ointment Wbeatpn's Ointment Wbeaton's ointment

SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES.

THEBX is notUiac like Dr. Volpau's Frincls Pills for keeping tbe complexion fresli and entirely free from pimples. Tlio cauao of wliicli la tint it regulates tho entire female system. Sold by all DrngglBtirrr— n6uwlm

CHILDREN'S LIVES SAVED FOR SO CENTS! THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN DIE ANNUALlj of Oroup. Now, mothers, if yon would spend 50 cents, and always liave a bottle of Dr. Tobias' Venetian Liniment in the bouse, you never need fear losing your little ono when attacked with this complaint. It is now 20 years since I have pat up my Liniment, and n«ver hoard of a child dying of Croup when my ament was need but hundreds o! cases of ?ur, have been reported to me, auUmauy state Hit was $10 per bottle they wonld not be without it. Benides which, it is a certain cure fcr Outa, Burn*, Headache, Toothache, Sire Throats, Swellings, Mumps, Colic, DiarrhtEi, Ay outcry, Spasms, Old Sorts, and Pains in tho Uack and Chest. No oni once tries it wlie is nvor without it. It is warranted perfactly safe io take iuternally. Full directions with every bottle. Sold by tho Druggists pot, 5G Cortlandt Street, New Vork. no6dwlm

Do-

SUDDEN DEATH

is the fate of every fibre upon which the CAUSTIC POISON of an ordinary hair ilyn fulls. There is no

KtC^XJ-RIilCCTION

forthe filaments thus blighted. Bnt, a* it were, io the TWINKM VO OF AN EYE, hair of any obnoxious i-oior is changoj to a

KICK AND OE.ORIOCS HUE, and at tho oamo tiin" vitalised and improved ljy the use of

CRISTADOIiO HAIR DYE, nature's safe ally, aod beauty's regenerator. Manufactured by J. OUISTADOBO, C8 Maiden Lane, New Tort. 3»M

"racists. Ap

plied by all Hair Dronsers. novBdwlm

AW OF HUMANITY,

I A

INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produce luxuriant growth of hair upon a bald head or beardless face, also a recipe for tho removal of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, ^to., on theshin, lenving the tame sort, olear and beautiful, an be obtained without .bar^ b^lr-iuK

THE REAL VELM FEM\LB PILLS. WARKANTKD FRENCH.

TIIESEafterwardssorelit

PILLS, so cclebrati-d many yearn ago in 1'arin, for tho of female irregularities, and notorious tor their criminal employment in the praotico of abortion, are now offered forsalo (or t:ie first time in America. Thoy have been kept in compilative obscurity, from tho fact Ih »t the originator Dr. Velpeau, is a physician in Paris, of ffreat wealth and strict conscientious iriuciples, and has withheld them from general use, lost they should be employed fur nnlawfiil purposes In Overcoming frmaloobstrnctions, tliey seem to bo truly omnipotent, bursting open the flood gates from whatever cause may have stoi pid them 'hut' they aro offered to the public only for le^itimat*. i««, and all agents are forbidden io sell tuem when it is nuder-tood that tho object is unlawtul.

LiKiitH ran pocured a box, sealed fiom the eyes of the curious, by enclosiug ono dollar, and six postage stamps to M# \V, AIAO'OM bLB, Geuor Agont fir th.i United States and (Jau^diis, at Albany, N. or to any authorized Aucnt. Sell by all

DiY.,

The itch, Salt Rheum. Tetter. Barber's Itcb. Old Sores. Every Kind

cures euros cures turos cures

OF KVfcBY 1111 MOB LIKE MAGIC. Price, 60 conts a box by mall, CO cents. Address WEEKS

TOTTER, No. 170 Washington

Street, Boston, Mass For sale by all Druggists, Boston, Sept. 18,18B7-3ta wdwly

HCIflJEWELL'S row Tho importance of this tmly sella ANODYNE, I bio and valuable preparation is now so fully acknowledged, receiving the most free approbation of Physicians, and in which the true name of Anodyne is porfoctly apparent, that in advertising, its true character iB only to be given, which I ask all who have not wituosaed its great curative power, to accept wft.l» confldohcts.

It is the truj remedy for

Ksiiralgia, Kheumatism,

Sciatica, Tooth and Bar Ache, Head Ache, Painful Menstruation, Amenorrhea, Vismcnyrrhta, Delirium Tremens,

Spinal

Complaints, Lot«of Sleep,

mild and gentlo opiate to all

and as a

Nervous Affection*.

In Asthma it has boon eminently successful. In Heart Complaints, a very potent remody. JOHN L. UUNNEWKLL, Proprietor, 'practical Chemist and Pharmaceutist, 9 Cjmiuorcial Wharf, Boa'on, Mass.

IT Sold by all regular dealers in raedioine. From Fhysiciaiu invitel tho greatest frordom of correspondence, to whom every ovidenco of ""character wi be freely sent on demand.

Jnlv 1H, dwoct and jan'y,

Hie Really Great Plaster, ALLCOCK S. POROUS, Havo the compa.-tnossof kid, and the flexibility of a silk glove.

DR. T. T. HKNDKRSON'S LETTER. FAnxviLLE, L\., March 8, 1850. Dr. T. ALICOCK—Sir: I havo been suffering uu« der a sevoro attack of noural^ic diseaso of my bowels'for years, with HypMrojifcy of Heart, and have tried everything known to the practice "of medicine from the very best M. P.'s but truth prompts me to nay that your Plasters have given mo mero permanent relief than anything else I have used, and believe, will produce a perfeet curt.

The counter-Irritant effect of yonr Plasters is produced in such a mild and gradual way, they so invigorate the circulation aronnd the parts to which they are applied, and exert upon all nerv^jousdiseaieasucll a grtai sedative influence, that

I place them confidentially at the h«ad of every Plaster now in use. Yours very ttuly, I.T. UKNDERSON, M. D.

Principal Agency, Brandreth Home, N« York novCdwlm

TURNER'S TIC D0L0R0UREDX0R TURNER'S TIC D0L0R0UREUX OR

VKITESS U. XKI RAI.OI PII.1., UNIVERSAL JTBIJR4MHA PIIX. A 8AFK. CKRTAIS AND SPKDV CURE FOB

NKOR.VLOI A and all VRRVOUS DISKA3RS. It Is an anfoUin* remedy (n all oases of Vacial Neuralgia, often effecting a perfect cure in a single day. No form of Nervous Disease falls to yield to its magic influence. Even the severest ot Chronic Neuralgia and general Nervous De--angements of many years' standing, atTecting -. fcheeaUroaya&au,.ara£oaipletolj permanent

rJy

cured by it iu a few d^ys, or a few weeks at '"-the nt-nost. It contain* nothing Injurious to the most delicate system,, and can always be used with perfeet safety. It is in constant nse by the best

Physicians, who give it their nnanimous and un-^"-jnilHled approv*!. Sent by nail on receipt of It and two postage stamp". Sold everywhere. rCBNER A CO., Sole Proprietors, 120 Tremont St.. Boston, Mam. 8«pSod 3mos

rpEUB BUT STEANGE.—Any -L person sending us their Address, with 140 cents, will receive, by mail, the Name and Carte de Visite of their futnre Wife or Hasband also, how oither sex may gain the love of anyperBon they choose, instantly. Address BBIVC8 It CO., 78 Nassau 8treet, Nuw York. Smw

Errors of Tooth. A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects

youthfnl indiscretion, will, for the sake of snferlng humanity, send free to all who need it, the receipt and directions for making the simple rem edy by which he was enred. Shfferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience, can do so by iddresslog, in perfect confidence,

IN RELATION TO SOCIAL EVILS.

AN JfiSSAK FOB YOUNG MEN, on Physiological Errors and Abides incident to Youth and ™ar'y Manhood, with the humane view of treatment »nd cur*. S-nt lu nealed litter envelopes, free of charge Addr-ss, J. SKILLKN lIUOGIITON, Howard Afisocititloa, Philadelphia, fa. se^Gdw.'fm

Cj/aPMAN,

mylOd Itaw-wl

(demist,

823 "roadway, Now York,

ladies Take Parliealar Notice.

uggists in Terre Ilaut-j. o7dwly

^BANKING HOUSE ov JAY, COOKE At CO.,

No 20 WALL St'RKETj

Corner of Nassau Street, New Fork. We buy aud sell at the most liberal currout prices, and keep on hand a full supply of Q0Vernmont BOSDJ! OF ALL IS3UK3, SEVENrillRTlES, and COMPOUND INTEREST NOTKS and execute orders for purchase and sale of STOCKS, BONDS an I QOIJD.

JOHN B. OGDEN,

mylOdltaw-wly 42 Cedar St.. K. Y.

There is nothing more certain to

prevent female irregularities than Dr. Yelpenn's Female Pills. They will In all cases canse a return of monthly sickness, without which no unmarried lady can enjoy perfect health. Sold by all DruggistB Oct7dwlm

TO CONSUMPTIVES. The BEV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send, [free of charge) to all who desire it, the prescription with the directions far making atd using the iimple remedy by which he was cured of a lung affection and that dreaded disease ConsumptioB.— is only object is to benefit the afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer will try this prescription, as itill cost them nothing and may prove a blessing. Please address BEV. EDWARD A. WILSON,

Williamsburg, Kings Co.,

myJOdltaw-wl

years by '.he first horsemen in the country.— Given to an over-driven horse, it acts like magic. Orders are constantly received from the BAOINO STABLRS OF EITOLAIID for it. The celebrated Hiram Woodruff, of trotting fame, usod it for years and said it is f*r superior to any other he has tried Recollect, Dr. Tobias' Venetian Horse Linimont i* put np in pint bottles. Take no other. Sold by the Druggists and Saddlers. Depot, 5G Cortlandt Street, New York. oc9dwlm

iap!^

Cheap Soap! Good Soap

NATRONA REFINED

SAPONIFIER!

Concentrated Lye.

2 Cts, a lb. for Smerior Hari Soap.

TWELVE POUNDS OF SOFT SOAP FOR ONE CENT.

Every Family can Hake their Own 8oap.

ALL VARIETIES OF SOAP.

A» Easily Made as a Cup of Coffee.

a new Concentrated Lye, for making Soap, just discovered in

GREENLAND, IN THE AROTIO BKAfi^

and is composed mainly of Aluminat® of Soda, which, when mixed with REFUSE FAT, produces the

BEST DETERSIVE SOAP 1ST THE WORLD.

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

Retailed by all Bruggiata and Groows in the United States.

|W FULL RECIPES WITEL EACH BOX. JA Dealers can ototain it wliolcsale In ease*, each containing 48 boxes, at a liberal discount, of the wholesale Grocers and Druggists In all the towns and cities of the United States,

•V of CLII roN,

"CLIFFORD PEMSERTON,

General Agent,

PITTSBURGH VWnt.

^WAY WITH SPECTACLES

OLD EYES MADE NEW, easily, without doctor or medicines. Sent post-paid on receipt of 10 Gents. Address

J^WAY

Dr. E. B. FOOTE,

No. 110 Leiington Avenue, Cor. of East 28th St., N. T.

WITH UN COMFORTABLS TRUSSES. COMFORT AND CURE FOR

THE RUPTURED. Sent post paid on receipt of 10 Cents. Ad press

Dr. E. B. FOOTE,

(author of Medical Common Sense.—Hook 400 pages, $1.60 sent by Mail), No. 110 Lexington AT., Cor. of East 28th St., New York.

/CONFIDENTIAL INFORMA\J TI0N FOR THE MARRIED.

~oct28dw3m

Sent in sealed envelope on recript of 10cents. Address Dr. E. B. FOOTE,

No. 110 Lexington Avenue, •Cor. of Eajt 28th St., N. T.

A E S

1867.

Notice is hereby given that the Tax Duplicate for the Tear 18fiT, is now complete, and placed in my hands to collect th«iTaxe thereon charged.— The following Table shows the rate of Taxation for eash $100 Taxable Property:

TUB MR EXPRESS

PNII.ISHKD ITUT •o&AIXP (KHOBFT BtranAxs)

iWCodesitt's Bnilding Ho. 66 Vum Srmnt, Dnamv Hotn ov OOUBT House.

Terms of Subscription

For one year, in aavanee....„.„.....„.....—910 00 For six mouths, in advance 6 00 For three months, in advance....._...w.~.... S SO For one month, In advance

».

Nelr York.

TO OWNERS OF HORSES. THOUSANDS OF HOB8E3 DlE YEARLY from Colic. This need not be. Dr: Tobias' Ye netian Horse Liniment will positively cure every case, if given wheu first taken. The cost is only one dollar. Evary owner of a horse shonld hav: a bottle in his stable, ready for nse. It is warranted superior to anything else for the cure of Cuts, Windgalls, Swellings, Sore Throat, Sprains, Bruises, Old SoreB, Ac. This Linimont is no new remedy. It has been used and approved of far

1" JT j? 1"

•5 e* 99 io

Deliverable to City Subscriber aat90 sentojier week Single ocplea, 6 cent*.

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^"Yearly advertisers will be allowed MONTH. LY CHANGES of matter FBBK of CHARGE. MTThe rates of Advertising in the WEEKLY EXPRESS will be half the rate* charged in the DAILY. ^Advertisements in both DAILY and VBK LY, will be charged fnll Dally rates and ond-half the Weekly rates.

VLegal advertisements one dollar per square tor each insertion in weekly. VLocal Notices 10 cents per line. No item however short inserted in local oolnmn for lea than *1.00. •^"Marriage and Funeral notices 11.00

WNo advertisements with cuts will be taken, •WSoclety meetings and Religious notices 28 eenta each insertion, invariably in advanoe. ^Collections will be made quarterly on all ad. Tertisemente.

CHAS. CRUFT, Propr

LOOK TO Y01R INTERESTS.

Save Time and Money.

If you have anything to sell, If you have lost anything, If you have found anything, If you have a house to rent, If you want to rent a house, If you want boarding, If you want anything, Tell Five Thousand People at once, —BY—

Advertising in the Daily Express.

Awkward.

A young HooBier, who has been mar* riod about a year, left home for the purpose of selling the patent right of a churn. He and the young wife parted with tears and many regrets, alleviated only by the prospect of speedy wealth. While wandering over the State of Indiana, the young husband met a delusive little female that made him forget his Mary Ann at home, and his patent churn. They loved—not wisely but very comfortably. The husband wrote to his wife, that his business called him to Ohio, and that he should be detained there some time, but that he was doing first rate. HetheR took his deluder to Cleveland and established themselves at a hotel. Getting out of money he wrote home to a friend for a supply, begging that friend not to say a-word about it. The friend sent the money, and then, like a true friend, laid the letter betore the deserted wife. She saw it all at once. Her dear husband had met with a terrible accident, and did not wish to alarm her, and was thus trying to keep it secret. With a true wife's devotion she flew on the wingB of love and the express train to alleviate tho sufferings of her bosom's lord. Early one morning she bolted into the room of her suffering spouse. He was just drawing on one boot. Giving him a frantic embrace, she saw over hi$ shoulder a few straggling curls peeping out from under the bed covering. Seizing the other boot, the wife went to the bed and stripped it of its covering.— In a moment she saw it all—the true stata of the case. She used the boot vigorous* ly. The screams of the victim soon filled the room with spectators. The enraged wife still plied her boot, until the girl with the curls sought refuge in the hall, with scarce anjthing on her but the awful bruises of that cruel boot. The wife and truant were then left alonti to enjoy the only bliss left to man since the fall.— The next day they sought their Indiana home together. How sad 1—Louisville paper.

A Horse-Car Incident.

A horse-car is the witness of varied life and incident, which are often not only interesting, but worthy the compliment of a litlej printer's ink. An incident occurred in Boston which is deserving of a paragraph. A lady passenger discovering that her pocket bad been picked of its portemonnaieiand contents, including a generous supply of cash for shopping and some other pleasant poss^ssiotas. On learning this disagreeable fact, she said, with commendable emphasis: "Mr Conductor, I have had my pocket picked since I entered this car, and, as no one has got out, the thief must now be here. I want you to call a policeman at once and secure my property." The conduc* tor, in a slow, drawling tone: "I guess, mum, none ofthe passengers have got it —you might have dropped it in the street such things are very common it wouldn't be any use to call .the police. These passengers all look honest, and they would make a tremendous fass if I shut them up." The lady: "But I insist upon it the thief is in this very car I have had my portemonnaie in my hand since I entered it. I insist that the police be called is my right and I demand it.,' At ths ipoint a short lady, with a keenj umping eye, and with a brisk movement, almost leaped from her seat, and said very sharply, "1 declare, it is really too bad that the conductor will not call the police. If there is no gentleman in the car that is man enough to do as the lady wishes, then I will." She thereupon made a rapid exit from the car, and shot down the street like an arrow. She was the pickpocket.

Nam*) of Townships*

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IlRTrisonin City, 20 20 16 40 25 5 10 1 3B Harrison outof Oiiy,20 20 6 40 25 6 10 10 1 44 Hnney Creek 20 20 16 40 10 6 15 1 66 Prairie ton. ...20 20 16 40 86 10 10 1 41 Prairie Greek SO 16 40 85 15 20 1 36 Pierson .20 80 16 40 25 19 10 1 31 RUey 20 1* 40 20 10 10 1 41 Lost Creek 20 20 16 40 1£ 6 15 1 31 Kevins....- 30 20 16 40 20 10 15 1 26 Otter Creek.... 20 20 16 40 15 10 10 1 16 Fayette 20 20 16 40 25 10 10 1 41 Sugar Creek SO 20 1« 40 25 10 10 10 1 61 Linton 20 20 18 40 15 10 10 1 31

POLIVTAX.—In Harrison, Pierson, Nevins and Sugar Creek, S3,35. All other Townships $2 85. Doo TAX.—For every Male $1,00, for every Female $2.00, and for every additional Male or Female $2.00.

Tax-Payers are reqaeoted to call and settle as early as possible, and avoid penalties and costs. J.N. SHEPHERD, noT2d£w3w Treasurer of Vigo County.

WELL!—To

get well of Dys

pepsia, Liver Complaint, Fever and Auge, Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, Oraapa, Ac., take a wine-glass ftall of

MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS For sale by I. RIFE, at No. all Drag-

Three times a day. 78, corner 9th and Main Streets, and by gists. sepSdwly

Ten Follies.

To think that the more a man featb the fatter and stronger he will become. To believe that the more hours children study at school the faster they learn.

To conclude that if exercise is good for the health, the more violent and exhausting it is, the more good is done.

To imagine that every hour taken from sleep is an hour gained. To act on the presumption that tt\e smallest room in the house is large enough to sleep in.

To argue that whatever remedy causes one to feel immediately better is "good for" the system, without regard to more ulterior effects, jt

To commit an aTe which is felt in itself to be prejudicial, hoping that fomehow or other it may be doire in your caae'with impunity.

To advise another to take

remedy

which you have not tried yourself without making special inquiry whether all the conditions are alike.

To eat without an appetite, or continue to eat after it has been satisfied, merely to gratify the taste.

To eat ai hearty sapper for tho pleasure experienced during the brief time it is passing down the throat, at the expense of a whole night of disturbed sleejy and a weary waking in the morning.

"Don't you know me said a Kentucky soldier to his former commander. "No, my friend, I don't." "Why, sir, you once saved my life. "Ah, how was that "Why, my dear sir, I served under you at the battle of Fort Donelson, and when you ran away at the beginning of the fight, I ran after you—«lse might have been killed. God bless you, my preserver,my benefactor!"

Color In the Horse.

It is and old expression that a good horse cannot be of a bad color, still we find that the ready sale of a horse depends largely on his color. Some hues are strongly objected to, and prejudice is carried so far as to deny merit to an animal not marked according to the standard of the critic. We have not much faith in color, believing that good qualities are not partial to any particular hue. White horses, it is claimed, live the greatest age. In 1803, a gentleman farmer, residing near Ludlow, England, had a team of four greys, whose united ages were a hundred years. These grays were all lively animals, performing their work with dispatch. Such a circumstance certainly is unusual, and we may regard it in the light of a coincidence As coincidence does not prove a propo sition, the history of the Ludlow team has no speaial influence in giving charac ter to the theory that grey is the most de sirable color in horse, because it is associ» ated with the greatest longevity. A grey horse may be hardy, and so may be brown, a black, a cbesnut, or a baj. Turf, Field and Farm.

How to set Gate Posts. Take equal quantities of water-lime and quicklime, and mix with sand as usual put two or three inches of mortar and coarse gravel in the bottom of the hole, so the end of the post will not come to the ground then set your post in, top-end down fill in several inches of coarse grav el, pound it down then more mortar and more gravel, and so on until the cement is raised above the ground several inches around the post. Slant it away from the post injevery direction so as to turn off the water then take coal tar and a brush, paint around the bottom of the post, and fill the interstices between the post and cement with coal tar. Only mix enough mortar for one hole at a time. Tour post will be as solid as if set in stone it don't heave out with the frost and sag around and pull the boards off as the water and air cannA get to it.

A foreign correspondent, a lady, tel Is a story which illustrates the great inconvenience of having nerves. It appears that her cook received for the first time in her life a telegraphic dispatch, and the sight of it caused her so violent an "emotion" that she was quite»overcome, nearly fainted and could not be persuaded to open the envelope. The housekeeper, on being sent lor, opened the terrible missive and found to tho great amusement of the servant's ball that it was from a young woman who was staying in the house on a visit to the cook and who was spending the day: at the Exhibition. She had telegraphed thence to the cook "1 shall not comd home to dinner.

COLGATE & CO S GEBMAN

Erasive Soap Is manufactured from PCBE MATERIALS, and may be considered tho STANDARD of BXCBUENOK

HOUSEKEEPERS STORE.

Carpet House

BR0KAW BROTHERS & CO.,

No. 109 Main SI., Terre-Haute.

00,000 PREMIUMS

..... To

100,000 CUSTOMERS

Consisting in part of

All kinds ot Carpetings All kinds of Oil Cloths All kinds of Curtains! All kinds of Upholstery Goods All kinds of Wall Papers! All kinds of Looking Glasses!

Picture TasSels,

Curtain Tassels,

Bands. Loops & Cornices

Of new designs and very handsome.

Staple Pry Goods

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

Just Received,

A great many

N O VE T1 ES

In Rubber G-oods

Our Stock is

i.:i .*

Full, Fresh and Very Desirable.

BROKAW BROTHERS & €0.,

Wo. 109 Main Street, •f- [Between 4th and 5th] ,?r

Terre Haute, Ind.

jomr jr. BEIZ,

Karljr's Block, Ho. 60 Main Street, Terre Haute, Indiana.*

MOSTBlanket*,

reapeotfullj recommends tale well .elected atock of Jean*, Tlaaneli, plain and plaid Lin'eya, Coverlets, and Woolen Knitting Tarns, of different kinds. Being fully enabled to warrant the Bret quality »f these Goods I moat respectfully Invite Ladiea and Gentlemen to call and inspect them. Wool taken in exchange fcr flnnda. aaa tka higheat market rataa paid. oetSldawtf

ATITTMAN,

MECHANICIAN,

No. Ml Mala Kreet, tatwen «tfe a 7tn Terro HantCi Ind. UD PAAWIBOS N*ATL1 KxiCtTTED. BawUk tfacblnes and other Lifdit Machinery

Mired to give tati. faction.

Braach-Loading Shet-Onns after the oelebrati^ T—rli Patten, made bom aew or old material, •a* MIT

•i.i. "'aft-: ir flii'ji m.U'sawti,'''*

STOVES

SO & ft 1UIH SMECT 1A THS FUAOK TOBCYyrxM

Cheap ^Stoves,

Grates, Plows, Scales.4&

We are nSw WcilVlnf ^"'4i

Largest, Ifteajftsr Vid ftest Assorted Stoek of doods in tills ltne erer broaglit to this Ctty, boaghtattka

Recent fteptorter Deellie, And conslsttni of the wall-knoWti afed celebrated

Stewart trodit Store*

KorWooiorCo.nWt0,tn

Resor's EMPIRE CHAMPION,

¥. "ADIAMOND.M

Tin and Copper War&£

For tile«!&triist'•'T Sole Agents for Fairbanks Scales. Sell (he Miller and Kichmand Plows American and Kentacky Cider Mills Iron and Slate Mantle*, and Grates of all kinds. K.raember ire fOrnish with EVEBY Cook Stove OWeal'8 Patm* Copper Bottoms I Thisimpru*M!'.- by Hie Copper eitendiBg'np the sideeo! the., vessel two or nors Inches, pre vents the tin from corroding whe"r* It Joins thV copper, And with -thin same slsed tijl aa eight inch Wash Boiler is. made to bold two gallon* more than the eommoa,rKolIei'l the BottW la as durable as if made entirely of Copper.,

Ton will findit to yohr fnt-rest to give tas a a11 for Ooodn ln-tbis line jefore bny lag elsewhere.

C. c.' SMITH A C®. Sdpildwtf

ST O 232S.

Large Sleek and Low Prices, -AT-

R." HENDERSON'S,

Four Doors South if the Post Offiei, oii FctorihStreet), i.

KNOWING

THTF ,the PUBLIC J^AS

long demanded a bettor class of 'Stoves than ha» heretofore beeti MtierMlJ^onered IH thl market, f. R. H.KNDICR80N has th|iq, seasQn selected with great care, (Vote the most

Popular Md CelebraMi PatteMs:: known in the conatry Bastdr Welt^ an asaor^t mentof Cooking sad Heatlig Stoves, suck as aro rarely ever collected together la one Hoasee

Among his st^jjjt n}ayl)e fouod the .Jeadiae

ol almost

Fcr sale by all Grocers. 24dwly||

The New lYenbh Ware, Spoons, Ladles, Preserving Kettles, Maffln Bakers, Waffle Irons*

Hii the very newest thing «tttt

the -i.

Patent Mirror Smoothing Iroris, These Irons have l&e ta# ihclined handle,' and

Patent Chiilj&r febii which retains the heat

one third %mger

OSS specially ordered.

SUBSCRIPTION

ixso

o. K. MONITOR Coal Stove

Decidedly the best Starea. :*aj»a for th«0«g$»f this locality. Sole Agents for

Tan's Family, Boarding House »^,and Hotel

From 91«Ota 1000 Eaek 1 a ad 76 other varieties of Wood and Coal Heating and Cooking Stoves. All of ffeeabort wa-wtnMil*t

LOWER RATES

Than aiiy Store and Tinware Honseln Terre-Haute

WK MANUFACTC££, ALL KINDS OF

Stov

eterp prominent' coim-r fiii «.

Heating anA Parlor Jtovcus, with art the Modemlmpnvewirtitsia«d coaveniencies.. 3tovea for Offlcee, Stores, Cnnrches, H6tels, Plnlng-Botiins Bed-ri)9iiiB,-M»y Atntiall kinds ..-randm for.prices,

He Aefies Coni]etitioii!

He is confident that he has bought tow as anybody can, and is determined not to be

U-3V I ER S O LD. It is impossible that anybodj shonld have BKTTsa Stoves, for ito

bclte*

ort

rntde.

ALL ARE WARRANTED! Hi With Cooking Stoves hegtves More Farnltare than Is Usually Given and delivers all Stores iu the city

Free ctf CJiarg-e!!

In addition to Stoves he keeps a general assort* mentof Tin. Iron and Copper Ware, Pressed Ware,

IUD AI

common ones. Stovo Pipe of *11 Slxek and kinds, constantly on hand, and no extra charge for riveting joints together?" Buyers will certainly "'•"'"Wbwmam Fenr^i Street,* doors So«th ef the Post OSes. se28dwtf .v .1 .i:' 1 fT,• -.1" yl 90('l« ta I

iEVBN OAR LOADS ..tnwlibj'

'ITS IIOfff I

jor

Jnst received and will be spld at the LOWEST BOTTOM PBICSS, atBALL'S. on-:

bf the L/eading Stores

in the Masfcet j. f.

Home Companion, thrtoe simm* General Grant,three 8bte»,^..yn Charter, four sixes. Xnterprist, four sizes. JFoflest Queen, four siMes:

R---rr

Aii!

»'iiw

Rover, sve sizes, All warranted the best in the Market, at BALL'S. -I1.* J,.,.

ii DjuRSuxi

0 'i«AirtjFA:CTnitiB "^•*on 8TOBBoa4lfe SireK, 4tli MArMatfeofPMtOlM

The Best Cooking Stoves. The Finest Heating Stove* All kinds of Fruit Cans.

Every Variety of 111 and eoppor Wate

Everything Warranted*

Kooftug, Bouse Gattering, Ae., doue yroDiptly and warranted to give satisfaction.' None bnt tfce-beet MBBANDS" of Tin used nn1

Prices—Cheap ft# the Cheapest,

mbifllv. chSepS

HAaERTY & CO., Aire prepared to do all kM4a of

O W O

Roofing, G-nttering, Coppersmith

Work,

Repairing of all Kinds,

Arui

havi alsb the Agen/f for

BKSNlTfT & M&BSH'S 0KIiB8MAl!lSD

Phflraix Warn Air rnrnaee, Of which- we hve almdy'p«t apseveral, to the entire satisfaction of the parties using-.tlieqa, ra Whom we can at all timed tefcr.-

All kinds, of ,Furnaces repaired and put ap in complete ordek anil tTie work warranted A general aiMTtnnt tf TINWARH wi'haad at all times. Oiye ns c»U at

No- 187 Main Street,

n*t. 6th a 7tb »t«., TKBBB HADTM. 1SD. aavlodtf

OOOES AND STATION KEY

WNMSft,!o

AadMposed of hia Uadectakiag Bn^aeae, wldch had become neceiMrjr In cona«queac« of toe rapf* IncreaM of hli

BOOKTRAIIE, He will now devote, his enttre attaath* to the latter branch of business,. and wlth a fall Ms complete atooc W Books and- Statin aery,

SCHOOL BOOKH,

MAGAZINES,

acott,. O. ,(^

.er«ti «t

CARR1ACES.

5F^co^

ICarriage Manuf(icf^r.ef'^ Gown WJLBJLSH a 1st In., Tnu HACT*, In., Keep constantly* on hand. and offer for itb if'

pecial attention paid to Barunixs. "WV MaySdwSm

CMh Praut *t a4o,ooo. OiM cbfk Present of $20,000. S Ob* Ci—Ii Preaeat iio.ooo. ftsk riwi af ja.Wo tw Tir* Cask Preaeats of 99,000 each.

Rtbd full Schtdtd* of Presents Below SMU Cwtt I cats of Stoek Is accompanied with A r.x* i:.

Bemrtlftal Steel-Plate Engraving

WOBTH MOB* AT RETAIL 1 HAN THB COST •V u. OF CKRTiriCATS.

Abd also insona to the Holder a

PJUKSMT IN TUB GREAT DISTBIBCTION

The Washington Library Go,

Isohartered bj the State of Pennsylvania, and Organiied in aid of the

Riverside

Che Board of Trustees consists oi t'ii following wall-known citizens of PencsylvanU i*i.d New Jawey,— ., HON. WILLIAM B. MANN,

District Attorney, PhiluJalpliia,

BON. LBWI8 B. BBOOMAXiL, BxH3hief Coiner C. 8. Mint, and Booordei of Deeds, Philadelphia, Pa

ueeas. rnuaaeipma,

HON. JAMK3 M. riCOVEL, NewJev«o. HON. m. 'W. WABB, New Jersey.tU" V^i HBNXT GOBMAN, Esq.,

Agent Adams' Bzpress, Philuditiuliia, Pa

B. OOB, Esq., Of Joy, Coe A Co:, Plilladolphia.

tBoO Js0 T&EABUBT DKPAUTMUSI, fliw I^ftWasHiKorojf, IX 0., April Id, Oflice of Internal Bevenne:—Having received satisfactory evidence that the proceeds of the enterprise conducted by the "Washington Library Compaify" wlli le dovoted to Charitalilo

WVB DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS Any person.wbo pays KITE DOLLARS sh«il raoeive the large and splendid Steel Plato of "THE MABBIAGE OF POCAHONTAS,'V! and Five Certificates of Stock, entitling them to lit* PrtiMAts.

Tka Engravings and Certificates will bo delivered to each subscribers at onr Local Agencios, or •ant by mail, post-paid, or exprens, as may bo or-

Ti'.Oj"

THE

WASHINGTON LIBRARY UOMPANT WILL AWAB» V,

Three Hundied Thoosand Dollar

'1''i JN PRESENTS •-v^

To the Shareholders/

Wednesday, Sth of Jan. next At PHILADELPHIA, .PA., 01 AT Tag lMTITUTK, BIVKBMDK, N, fii

SCHEDULE OF PRESENTS. ...

«aahPr«Mat....~~ »40,000. 1 Cash Present 20.600 1 Oatk Prtsent........ 10,(xe 1 Cash Present.... (,000

Cash PtreaenU Of 93,S00 each 6,00C 1 Handsome Country Residence, Stables, Gi'onnds, Ac., Germantown, Philad'a... 18,000 1 Doable Residence, 3 story brick, Cam« den, N.J 15,000 4 00*1 Depot, OBoe, Sheds, Ground, with batlnasa esfablisbed, No.1314 Washington AVenye, Philadelphia.... 15,000

Country Besidenoe, Biverside, Ii. J., with Ground, Fraits, Acc. 10,000 1 Three-story Cottage, Lot, Ac 6,000 85 Valuable Building Lots, Biverside 91)00 6,000 1 Blegaat Tnraont Family

Span of Horses, Harnes.,.sc.,Carriage,'

Camel's Hair Shawls, $3,000 each 6,000 S Haodsohje Laos Shawls, $250 eaoh 760 10 Cashmere Shawls, $50 each 500 20 Silk Dress Prtterns, $76 each 1,600 60 City Bnilding Lots, $176 each 8,760

The remainder will consist of i?ll wware, Musical Boxos, Opera Glujses, ,, Pocket Bibles, and different articles of ornament and nse, amounting

5SHS•*"**!£•

Library Co.

t^HILADELPHIA

ONE DOLLAR.

am'i »4 -^53 PRESRNT8 TO SUBSCRIi.

nsto,

per

mission is hereby granted to said Company to condnot such enteiprise exempt from nil charge, •hethsr from spocial tax or other dcty.

Ev A. BOLLINS, OomjuuHioner.

fin wisuKtnuTuiuti

ooipasv,

In order that the benevolent object set forth in this clrenlar may be successfully aocomdlisbed «. 'tuive Usned five series of, jriNB ^TCEL^PLATE BNGKA VINOS, which araput. on anbtcriptlon at prices much below'their retail valne. csiaTi#iaAT8j OF STOCK IN TUB WASH

INGTON LIBBABY COMPANY

will be issued, stamped with the Seal of the Comjaad ngned by the Secretary. (None others lenuine.)

Any persou sending as ONE DOLLAK, or pay ing-tte sams to our local Agents, will receive* Immediately fine Steel Plate Enslaving, at choic« 1 teto ths (MUlWiag list, and One Cortigcate ol I took, insuring One Present in published scheduly.

ONB DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS.

No. I—"My Child I My Child I" No. 2-"TUey are Saved I They're Saved 1" No. 3—"Old Seven ty six or, the E»rly Days of the Itevolntion.'

Anrperaon paying TWO DALLAUs will recelvereither of tha following fine.Stcol Platoe, nt. choice, and two Certificates of Stock, than br-rom-a it to a

TWO DOLLAR ENCRA VINGS.-: No 1—"Washington's Cenrtship." No. 2— ^Washington's Last Interview wilh bis Mother,"

THREE fiOLLAB ENGBANINGS.

jj:

Any person paying THREE DOLLARS will re6elVe the beaatiful Steel Plate of "H JME FROM THE WAr.,": •nd ThrieCetUlcanes,beoominingintillel Throe Praaents,

FODB DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS. Any person paying TOUB DOLLARS shall in ceive the large and beantlfal Steel Plate of "THB PXBLLS OF ODB COBEFATUEB^," and Four CartiScaiea of Stock, entitling ibom to Four Presents

2,000

Total $300,00# Alf the properties given olear of Incninbraiira.

HOW TO OBTAIN SHARKS AJVO EN«BAVIirCI». Send orders to nsby mall, enclosing from $1 to $30,'either by Post Offloe orders or in a registered tatter, at oar riak. Larger amonntd shonld be sent by draft or express. 10 sharef with Engravings $9,50

JS shares with Engravings 23,50 BO shares with Bngraviags 10,60 75 shares wiih Engravings 69,00 shares with Engravings 90,U0 I^oal AGENTS WANTED throughout the United

States.

The Association have appointed as U»c»ivers, Keaars. GEORGK A. COOKE CO., whose well ktiown Integrity and buelnea* expcrienco will be a ao®ctent goaraates that the monoy applied to tVe oorpoee stated.

PH:LADKKTHIA, PA., May 2o,

To the Officers and Member* of the WntMngton Llbrtry Co., N. S. BEAD, Seeretarv Gentlemen:—OB receipt of your favor'of the litkinst, notify lag «s of one appoint meij} as Receivers ibr year Company, we Mb the liberty to submit a oopy of yonr Charter, with a plan oi

four

PAPERS, *e., *e.R

Alts a contlnnanetr the' tta^e lieretiofcra IbtraltT beatoW"4 «23i rtf

taterpriee, to the highest legal authority of the Stata, and having received his favorable opinion la regard to its legality, and sympathising with the benevolent object of yonr Anoc)ation via: the education and maintenance of the orphan children Ot~onr aoldtere and sailors at the fcfverstde Institute, we have odnctndod to acc«pt the trust, and ta nse oar be«t efforts to promote so wor hy Mobject. J-•

Bsope«tfally,yoir«, *c., 'ta4pp ii'-' GBO. A. 000KB A 00. iMras illlMten to

GEO. A. COOKS CO., BANKERS,

S3 Sooth Third Street. Philadelphia, Pa-. JUeeiven *sr thai Waahington Library Co.

jfc W. U'COIIELL,

104 Mala Street, i:

Agwrtt ia

MUSIC.

f-:

Institute, TOB

Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans.

iMorMrated by the state of sr. .T. APRIL 8. iwr. «o!' ..•» -.tit

KIVKRSIDB IS8TITUTK,

Situated at Biverside, Burlington County, New Jetfaey, Is foilnd for the parpose of .{rntuitonsly abating he aonn of deoeased tol iurt aiid .Sea of the Oni ted States.

•U*

J. G. LINDEMANN,

-Mm

-OEALBB IB'

PIASTOS, 1IELODEOK8

ORGANS,

VtoUna, Guitars, Flntee, and all kinds of Mnsioa Merclmtidiae. No. Ql Wabash Street, TEBBE HAUTE. INDIANA. "niING AND REPAIRING of PIANOS and

other will be taken In tnada fot NIV OLD Pi.

0NKf-

I S N E S

^Nk'=48,

Ti£BKK-HAUTK, IND.

This being the largest and most elegant Maslo Establlshmest

IN THIS STATE

j,, Buyers in want of fine,f

I A N OS

KELOBEOKS,!

& A N S

And smaller Musical Instmmenu, and Musical Merchandise of every dotortptlon, Sheet Music and Instruction Books, shonld not fail ta viait the

PALACE OF MUSIC.

All kinds of Musical Instrn men ts repaired in the most approved mannei Ub

Sheetings* \and\ Shirtings

TICKS, oi'T STRIFES and

•jr"—

prla

Ohio Street,

OPPOSITE THE eotnrr MOT7BB,

& HAtitiERTY,

CORNELIUS

rt'm/i.J i!

Corner of Third and Main Streets,

TEaRE-HAUTE.s rn'

OUTER AT

Wholesale and Retail

At the Very Lowest Rates}

lyTerrimac,

Cochecb,

Dunnel's,

1 American, And Other Prints.

r-i or -c

'1 li/' iriii

Bleaohed and Brown

"!'T. ?.•

ivcrtr-J: ,-*- I RFT.1l-.

CHECKS»

•!•. ibiv.

.-I

i: 'i

i, ". i'.

JicO c'. ':a

.' Jeans, Fla Shawls,

coniilote 6,000

10 Valuable building lots, Biverside, $300 each 3,000 1 Beaatiful Silver-gray Horto, 15£ hands high, sired by the celebrated imported

Arabian Horse "Caliph also, a light Bo ad Wagon, weight 140t ponnds, with s.it of superior Single Harness, Ac., making a Arit-clasa establisbmennt 6,000 90 Pianos, 9600 each-.....:.........- 10,000 40 Melodeoos, $225 each 4,600

100 Oil Paintings, by leading Artists— ug-i gregatevalne 10,000 S Camel's Hair Shawls, $1,000 3,000

JiiB ••If|

A. JT7LL ASSOBTMXKT OT

Dress Goods,

^Cassimeres,,:^"!-.

i-.J

•ii

Cloaks,

V.'.''' Notions,

Cotton Yarns, Carpet "Warp,^^ I Cotton Batting,

•i &C«, j^Oe Sept30 1867 dw

Gifts for Christman & New Tears!

A SUI'KBB ST.iCK OF FINE GOLD AMP SILVER WATCHES, MjL WARRANTED TO RUN ANUTHOKOUGHLY B' GULATkD, AT TB*

LOW PNI0K OF $10 KACU, AND SATISFACTION GUAR ANTE El). 100 Solid Gold UnntingWatches 1260 to 1,000 100 Magic Ctsed Gold Watch»s M0 to 600 100 Ladies Watches, enameled 100 to 3U0 200 GoldHaat'g Onron'ter Watches 250 to 300 290 Gold Hunty English Levers.... 200 to 260 300 Gold Hunting npl-x Watches ISO to 200 600 Gjld llant'K American Watches 100 to 250 600 Silver Hunting Levers. 60 to 160 600 Silver Hunting Duplexes —. 75 to 260 500 ld Iixdies W atcbes 60 to 250 1,000 Gold Hunting Lopiues B' to 7% 1,000 MisECxUnneous Silver Watches 60 to 100 2,600 Hanting SIlTcr Watches 85 to 60 6.0JO ASSO ted Watohes, Jill k'nds....^ 10 to 6

The above atock will be disposed oton the poruLAR ONE-PBICB PLAN, giving e»erv patron a fine Sold or 8«lid sliver Watch for #10, without regard to value I

WEIGHT, BBO.

Co., 161 Broadway, New York,

wish to immediately dispose of the above magnificent Stock. Certificates, taming the articles, are plaoed in sealed envelopes, and well mixed. Holders are entitled to the articles named on their certifloeto upen the payment of Ten Dollars, whether it be a watch worth 91,000 or worth less. Th return of any of onr Certificates entitles yon to the article named theteon npon paymoni, irrespective of the worth, and aa no article valued less than $10 Is named on any cer tiflcate it will at once be seen that this is ffo lottery, bit a ttraightftrwiM lefltlMate transaction, wkiclt iuy be participate* la even by the most fiutMlomi

A single certificate will be sent by .mail, post paid, npon receipt of 29 cents, five for 91, eleven tor $3, thirty-three and elegant premium fer $6, sixty six and more valuable premium for $10, one hundred and most soiperb watch for $16. To Agents, or these wishing employment, this Is a rare opportunity. It Is a legitimately conducted business, duly adthoriBed by the Government, ani open to the moet e*ieful scrutiny.

Try «*.

Address, WBi&8?, BR0,* CO,. Mvorttn. oceMlmw3m 101 Broadway, New Vork.

nOMAIN^PLOW WOKKS.'

±J Ktton, JPrebl® Gouty, Okto.f

ii',

TMe Empire Qaeen of the Wefel

aitia Standard Fiow has never been exoelled, and for general pnrpo«e never will ba,. In ItaOonstrucyon are working a perfectly homocenioaa Cast Steel that win out t«lish add ont five any other Wrough Plow m%de. It throws a wide, Clean, and sraceful furrow, and In drauwnt Is tha lightest Plow on ieoord. Farmers -w*lldo weH te examine this Flow at

joliii Scott & son's Warehouse,

Terre-Haute,

Befora-nnrc)MMdng alsewhare. To«r lntersft we dee ire to promote, aad what wesay Is tens. novlSdwly MoGDIR*, OAXPBBLL OO

of $50,000

priaeof

1,8w

,, O- WNDBMANN.

aulOSdwtt

prfaea of

NEW YORK, BOSTON,

(And Now England Cities..

THIS RAILWAY -EXTENDS FHOM

Dunkirk to JSeto York 460 Miles, Buffale to New York 423 Miles, Salamatnea toTfeto York 415 Milea 3ii(J 7(

AHQ

O E E

Te be Drami at Cevtigton, Ky.

,+M~ Prise

1807.

of$300

20.000

prlcea

250 200 150 125 100 50

8.000

priae of^'f*

prises of

155

prises of

1 prise of*"" 7.00C

2^,^5.000

220 18 261

prises of

priaea of

1.000

prises of

400

priieaof

Prlzei anomliDg to $230,650. 32,000 Numbers and 788 Prizes. Tickets $12, Halves $6, Quarters $3

I -.MST*. *AM"r'(a!rr Snrout NciaEii 1

S S S E

appltettloii to the Managers.

TSwkEE:

»T,tJ\orltTof cSa'rUrfrom the 'r*giTen fcr the payment of all

?Wk^Ieild P«wuhe 'n the Na* York Herald and the Cincinnati Commercial. The above echeme will be drawn the middle and last of each month during 1867 and 1S68 *Circ nlarsof Lotteries drawing daUy sent

A re as a or or to

8*®

.«s

1IURRAT, EDDY A CO.,

COVINGTON, Kt.

tBFAgentt Wanted

au29dlt??

gOOTSAND SHOES.

,A. NDRE W 'A k-H.'' Isaalllng

Boots 4 Shoes Very Dhea^i

To close ont hia large stock of

Boot* Shoes and Gaitem,

To stake room for Spring stock. Ton «rii «a-r-money by oalliag on him at

Ho. 3 Meohanios Blook^

Particular Attention 1s given te

CUSTOM WORK

ThU Department Is In the hand* of SKlLi.KOt. IW0RKM1N.

0LD RELIABLE LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD

VIA COLDHBU3,

Shortest ft Quickest Route

From CINCINNATI to all the

E A S S I I I E S TOWNS, VILLAGES and STATIONS.

Tha UftLI MIAMI is the ONLY Line mn&le-. Lightning Express Trains from Cinoianati to the East. It bsing the SBOBTEST Line, Counectlono M* csrtain, and Paeeengera have AMPLE time fln Meals. JOJJ ___ j-rrt FASI TIMS FROM CIK0IMSATI TO Boston in 34 hours Baltimore in 29 bours New Tork in SI hours Washington City in 8Q& BnSalo in 16 hours Cleveland In 9 honra.

Three Daily Eastern Trains.

7 A. M. Lightning Express. 9:30 A. M. Light nlng Express. 8 P. M. Lightning Kxpn-ns. Kodern Sleeping Cars by Night Trains,

Saloon Cars by Day Train*,

tin 8 P. M. Train leaves Suiajr Night teste»i •r Miliar NlKkt. BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH!

TnaotroB Ttdxan are sold at all Tlokat Oflces in the Sonth and West. Ask for Tickets

Via Cincinnati and Columbua

WM. L. O'BRIRN, Gen'l Ticket Agont. J. SHKRLOQK, Gen'l Agent, Oinoinuatl. tcl

atr

jgRIE RAILWAY!

tUUUT SHOO GGAitK^DOiiBtf IBACE OOti ili

tt noM

sa ton Mrcs& ike SHORTEST

boute

All Trains rnn directly through to New Tort 4M 1I1I.KH without change of Ooachis.

from 'and after August 28th, 1866, Trains will toave in connection with ail Western lines, ns follows: Cm Danklrk and Rslnmoa-

By New Tork time irom Union Depots: 7.S0 A. H. Cxpress Mail, from Dunkirk, (Sunday*excepted). Stopsat Salamanca 10.00

A. U. and connects at Hornellavllle and Cornlng with the 8.00 A. M. Rxpress ftom Buffalo, and arrives In New Tork at 7.00 P. M.. 9,16 p. M. Ll(htnln( Express, from SAIamanca(Sundaysexcepted), atop at Bornellville 6.25 P. St., and connects at Hornellsville and

Corning with the ii.St) A. M. Express Mai I,from Buffalo, and arrives in New Torkat 7.00 A, .'J. 4.16 P.*.

T, Wight Express, from Dun

kirk (Snndays excepted).

Mtep»

at Salmanca

6.56 P. M. Oloan 7.36 P. M. (Snp). TnrnerV 9.M AH., (Bkft). and arrive In New York at 12.30 P. M., connecting with Aftornors Trains for Boston and New England Cities. S.tO

91. Clnslnnati Express, from Dunkirk, (Snndays excepted), a tops at Salumanca 11.66 P. M., and connects at HernelUvilie with the 11.20 P. M. Train from Buffalo, arriv.ng in New TorkS.2A P. H.

From Bullhle—By New: Tork THhe from Deiot cer. Exchange and Michigan Streets: 5.15

H. Hew Tork Day £xprem, (Snndays excepted). Stops at Horneiisvitle 9.03 A. M., (Bkft) Susquehanna 2.17 P. M.'. (Dine) Turner's 7.66 P. U. Connects ns Great Bend with Delaware, Lackawann A Welit era Railroad, and at Jersey City with Midnlgfr Express Train of New Jarset Railroad Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. •.•O

M. Exp reus Ball, v. a Avon and Uornelisville (Sundays excepted). Arrives New Tork at 7.00 A. M. Connects at Elmiro with the Northern Central Railway tor Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washln^'i and other points South. l^O P. H. Ligbtnlng Express. (Sundays excepted). Stops at Hornoliavtlle 6.26 (Sup.), and arrives in New Tork 7.00 A. M.—

Connects at Jersey City with Morning Express Train of New Jersey Railroad for BalUu.crc and Washington, and at New York with Morning express Train for Boston and Mew £sg laad Cities. gje F.

Sew Tork Jllglit Express,

DAILY. Stops at Portage 8.66 I'. Id.. (Sup.), intersecting with the 4.16 P. AI. Trm:i from Dunkirk, and arrive* in New Tork a 12.30'P. M. n.W P. •. Ciiseinnstti Express, (Sun days excepted). Stops at buspuehanna 7.'ii-

A.M., (Bkft.) Turner's 1.12 P.M.. (Dine) and arrives in New Tork at 3.6 P. M. Connects at Great Bend with Delaware, Lack':, wanna A Western Railroad for Soranton, Trv.-j-ton and Philadelphia, and at New Vork wit Afternooon Trains and steamers for Boston and New England Cities. Only one Train East on Sunday, leaving Buifiklo at 6.10P.M., and reaching New York at 12. afternoon.

Boston and. New England Passengers, with tbc.! Baggage,, are transferred

frm of chttrg*

In Nev

Tork. The bett Ventilated and moot Luxurious Bleep inC Coaches 4V"IH THE WOULD'** uocompa nylng all night trains on this railway.

Baggage Checked Through: And Fare as lew as by ami other Route

ASK FOB TICKETS TIA ERIK RA11WA Which can be obtained tt all Principal Ticket f« flees in the West ond Santh-west.

H. RIDDLE, WM. B, BABB,

flea'l Sup't. Qen'l Pasa. Agent soriNtr

DISSOLUTION

PARTNKK.

SHIP.

The Partnership o? Sohalfer and Jos. Kern was to-day dissolved by mu :ual oensont, and W. Sohaffer will settle all acoonnta made belonging to the firm. All those Indebted will pleas» come and settle. W. BOHAITER,

JOS. KERN.

Wm. SohaSer destrsa to return tls thanks to his friends and onstcmers for their patronage heretofore, and respectfully solicits a continuance of the same at Kit place of bosinsss, on Main Street, east of Sixth. He will be always cs hand to serve those who call npon him. octlMtf W. SO APT

KB.

TT7T1. B. MA-NUENG^ TV" aoo», stdn an omtAxmrra*

A N E R, One door Bait of the Star Orooer r, TBRRK BAUTUf IND. Plain and Decorative Paper Hanging, fancy and

Plain Sign Painting. Oelllags aad Walls rallied aid MMUlT la fresco Colon, noHM sad Natajal Wood Polished in the highest style of the Act. Gilding on Glass and nixed Tin, in *11 Styles, iatanat ef those who wish to have serviceable work done, to «ell on ma. Inforslliw, will be fnrocMtf

Japanned Itwffl Mto tka have eerviceable wo •atlon la baying dnd aMM* to fsraoaa