Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 November 1867 — Page 3

SPECIAL NOTfCES.

THERELA ti othlagllke Dr. Velpau's French Pllla for keeping the complexion fresh and-entirely free from pimples. The oause of which la lhat it regulates the entire female system. Sold by all Drugging. nftiwHn

OHILDEBN'S LIVES SAVED FOR 50 GENTS! THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN DIB ANNUAL lj of. Croup. How, mother., ir jon wotild^pe.d CO cents, and always have a bottle of Dr. Tobias Venetian Liniment in the house, you njverneed fear losing yonr little one when attacked with this complaint. It is no* 20 years I put up my Liniment, an.l never heard of a child dying of Croup when my Liniment was usedbut hundreds oi case, of eures have been reported to me and many state If it Was 810 per fettle they would not be without it. Besides which, it is a certain cure for CuU, Barns, Headache, Tcoth. ache, Sore Throat., Swellings, Mumps, Colic, Diarrhczi, Dysentery, Spasms, Old Sores, and Pains in the Buck and Chest. So o« once tries it wbe is ever without it. It is warranted per fectly safe to take internally. Full directions with every bottle. Sold by the Druggists. pot, 66 Cortlandt Street, New York. no6dwlm

SUDDEN DEATH

Ulth) of ever* fibre upon which the J\ CAUSTIC POISOW of an ordinary hair lye falls. There is no

KK8UKBKCXION

for the filaments thus blighted. But, as it were,

tbe

TWINKLING OF AN EYE,

hair of any obnoxious io 1# is changed to a

RICH AND GLORIOUS HUE,

andottheeamo tim^ vitalized and improved by the use of CRISTAD0R0'3 HAIR DYE, sat urn's ia/e ally, and beauty's regenerator.

Manotactured by J. 0RISTAD0R0, 68 Maiden LanetNew York. Sold by afl l-rnggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers.

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AW OF HUMANITY,

ITI IULATION TO

SOCIAL

EVILS.

AN ESSAY FOLT YOUNG

on Physiological

jharg"™' ^5idres?,Bjt"' ^KIfiL^NeHOUQnT0,Si' Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. se26dw3m

INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to oroduce a

mylOditaw-wl

riS_V

growth «f |*ir upou a bald J»e*l or beanItes.i face, als a recipe for the removal of Pimples, Vlotcnes, T.nnilnnt «tn on thesfcin, leaving the samesoft, "sJETOpatfllbl, can be obtained without charge by (j if API!

AN, Chemist

823 Broadway, New York.

Ladies Take Particular Notice.

THE REAL VEIMU MM PILLS,

WARKANTED FRENCH.

rnHESE PILLS, so cc'l' brat' fn»ny years ago JTla Pafitr 'he Velief of female ^regularities, and afterwards so notorious tor their criminal employment in the -Br»otic) of bprtion. are now offered Wr sale lor Ui-firsv tLmeinAmcrca. Thev iifive been kept in compilative obscurity, fro

ILL

the fact th .t the originator Dr. Velpeauis a physician in Paris, of grea! weaUli ami _«trict censcinntions ^riuciples, and haswithheldthem from general use, lest they should be e™P»°™d for aulawful pmposej In overcoming female obstructions, tluy seein- to bo truly omnipotent, bursting open tuo Hood.gstes from whatever cause may have sto ,p*l them but they are offcre.l to the public only fjr iejsiumat-i. use, and all agents aro forbidden sell tiiem whenlH Is understood that the object is unlawful.

La'iiea caa pocured a box, sealed flora the ey«s of the curious, by encRfcing "e dollar, nrid

pdstage stawps to M. W. M^COMBEB, General Agent .r the United States and Oauidfts, at Al-r bam, N. V., or to any autli»riz.?d A^ent. boll by all DmggiHts In Terro Haut-. o7dwly

"BA.IsrKI 1STGr HOUSE

JAY COOKE «St CO., No v!0 WALL 8TRKKT, Corner bf Nassau Street, New York.

We buy and sell at tbo aicst liberal current prices, anil keep oa hand full supply of GOV•rnmont BONDS Ob' ALL ISSUES, SKVENIUIRTIES, and C0MP0UN1) INTEBKST NOTES and execute orders for purchase and sale of JTOiiKS, BONDS aui GOLl).

CONVERSIONS.

We convert the several Issues of

ta u,WcrUon-

OF KVKRI

ntMOB

Practical Chemist, 9 Commercial Wharf, Boston, Uass'. Sold, by all regular dealers In Medicine, Uay|t6 waug nov and feb

The Really Great Plaster, ALLCOCK'S POROUS, Have the compactness of kid, and the flexibility of ft silk glove.

DB. I. T. HENDERSON'S LETTER. FARNVILLK, LA. Maroh 8,1860. Bf. T. 41WJ0CK—Sir: I have been suffering under a severe attack of neuralgic disease of my bowels Tor years, with Hypertrophy of the Heart, and have trie! everything known the practice of medicine from the very best M. D.'s but truth prompts m« to say that your Plasters have given me mere permanent relief than anything else I havo used, and I belleTe, will produco a perftst cure.

The counter-irritant cflfect of your Plasters is produeed in such a mild and gradual way, they so Invigorate the circulation aronnd tho parts to which they are applied, and exert upjn all nervous diseases such a grtnt sedative influence, that 1 place them confidentially at the head of every Tlaster now in us*.

Yours very truly, I.T. HENDERSON, M.

Principal Agency, Brandreth tfouse, New York1 novfHwlm

TURNER'a TIC D0L0R0UREUX OR TURNER'S T1CD0L0R0UREUX OR UNIVERSAL SECRALOIA PILL,

UNIVERSAL, NKVR.iLGIA PILL. A SAFE, CERTAIN AND SPKOY OUBE FOB NEUBALOIA and all VKBYOUS DISEASES.

It is an unf.iiling remedy in all cases of Facial Neuralgia, often effecting a perfect cure in a sin gte day. No form ot Nervous Disease falls to yield to its magic Influence. Even the severest ot Ohrouio Neuralgia and general Nervous Derangements of mauy years' standing, affecting the entire systera, are completely «nd permanently oured by it in a few days, or a few weeks at the ntnost. It contains nothing injurious to the most delicate system, and run always b» used with perfect safety. It is in constant use by the best Physicians, who gtve It their unanimous and unju all fled appro? il. ient by nail ou receipt or SI and two postage stauips. Sold everywhere. CORNER A CO.. Sole Proprietor*, 130 Tremont St., Be«ton, Has*.

BepSJeod 3mos

BTABLK8

m««®KE*€0.

ITCH! ITCH! ITCH I SCRATCH I SCRATCH! SCRATCH in from 10 to 48 hoars. WbMton*R Ointment Wheaton'H Ointment Whealon's Ointment Wheaton's Ointment Whea(on Ointment Wbeaton's Ointment,

cured fuo itch, cures Salt Bheum. tnr« Tetter. cures Karbei-'s Itch, euro® Hid Sortti euros KTcry Kind

TLRK

MAGIC.

•Price, 50 conts a box by mall, f0 cents. Ad^fen WBEKS A POTTBB, No. 170 Washington 8tre«t, Boston, Mass: For sale by all Druggists.

Boston, Sept. 18,18CT-3ta wdwly

HIJIfNKWLL'S

7KIVEHSAI" I By advertising it"is expected COUGH to gain a notoriety, than BEKEDV. I which, no form is better, but lson Trnt Character alont tlmt sales must rely.It is presume.l that tho contrast of this splendid preparation, Its simplicity, and the Ireedom with which it may biased whenever there the least tiokling or irritation in tho throat, in contrast with old forms, In which oomponents are such, that doses are restrained to two or three times a day, is perfectly apparent, and is as, truly the theory, as HUNNEWEI.L'S UNIVERSAL

v*' Kf

OF KXOLAND

SEYBW-THIKTIEB

at the Jpost favorable market rates into FivoSwenties, which, at preent price of gold, yield the holder abeut one per cent, more interest per innuin. Circulars with full particulars furnish*

COBGH RBM-

Uklls valuable, Wlilch Ten have most clearly prove4,_ \\HOOPINO COUP",Ytart HOARSENESS, COLDS,

8OR*

THROAT, and ill complaints', which, ir negected, end id OtmruiAplion, aro its wort toahre or relieve, to which the most undoubted testimonials, which may be soon at my office, ftilly corroborate. JOIIN L. UUNXEWKLIH Proprietor,

?J« I ««i s, -..: ¥M

SPECIAL NOTICES.

A E I A N

W A E S

The trueralue'of Machinery^applied to Watch making is not that by lta ns« Watohes arc mad* rapidly, but that they are made correctly. Very few people know why a Waltham Watch ihonld be superior, to any other. In the first place, at Waltham the Watch is regarded aa only a chine, to be constructed like any other machlne| on mechanical principles. If the watches ate good, it is because the machinery is good. Of course there must be no defect in tbe principle or plan of the fitorement—no mistake in the sizes or shapes of the pieces of wh'ch it is composed—no thing wanting in their properties, and no error in their positions. These points once thoroughlysettled, it tests wholly with the machinery, constructed with Infinite diversity of form and function expressly for the purpose, to produce the finished pieces. By means of multiplying guages and microscopes, tests and inspections for the detection of wear in the cottiag tools, and for fianltsand flaws in steel or stone arn made to accompany tbe work in every stage from beginning to end. As a necessary resnlt, the watch gees together a perfect machine. Every part is found to fit properly in its place. Every pin may be pusned till-it pinchej, and tvery screw turned home. Instead of a sluggish and feeble action, the balance, even under the pressure of the lightest mainspring, vibrates with a wide and free motion, and the beat has the clear ringing sound olwaj characteristic of the Waltham Watch.— The machine is a timekeeper from the start.

This system of watchmaking is unknown in foreign countries, and is entirely original with tbe Waltham Oompany. The Company claim that by it they produce watches tbat cannot be equalled for every quality which makes a watch valuable. Simple in plan and correct in principle, the movement is net only beautifully finished, substantial, accurate and cheap, but Is uniform in the minutest details, not easily damaged, and when repaired always as good as new. There are different grades of finish in the different varieties of watches made by the Waltham Company, as there are different sixes and shapes to suit all taster and means but every Watch that bear* the genuine trade-mark of "WALMAX" is guarantied to be a good ene, and nobody need be afraid to buy it.

EVERT .WATCH FULLY WARRANTED.

For Sale by all Flrst-Olaas Dealers fa the Unite* states and British Pioriaets.

For further information addresl the Agents,

.BOBBINS & APPLETON, 188 Broadway, N. "V. NovSdftwlm

rpftUE BUT STRANGE.—Any JL person sending ns their Address, with 20 cents, will receive, by mail, the Vame and a Carte deYisite of their future Wife or Hnsband also, how either sex may gain the love of any person they choose, instantly. Address BEEVES St CO., 78 Nassau Street, New York. Smw

TO CONSUMPTIVES. The Bay.

EDWARD A. WILSON

will send,

[free of charge) to all who desire It, the prescription with the directions for making at.d using the iimpie remedy by which he was oured of a lnng iffeotion and that, dreaded disease Consumption.— His only object Is to benefit the afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer will try this prescription, as it,will cost them nothing and may prove a blessing. Please address Biv. EDWAKD

A. WILSON,

Williamsburg, Kings0o., Nek York.

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TO OWNERS OF HORSES. THOUSANDS OF JJOB8E3 DlE YEABLY from Colic. Tifis nepd not be. Dr. Tobias' Ve netlan Horse Linimeint"will positively cure'every case, it given when first taken. The cost is only one dollar. Every owner of a horse should hav abottleinhis stable, ready for use. It Is warranted superior to anything else for the cure of Cuts, Windgalls, Swellings, Sere Throat, Sprains, Bruises, Old Sores, Ac. This Liniment is no new remedy. It has been used and approved of for 20 years by 'he first horsemen In the country.— Givon to an over-driven herse, it acts like magic. Orders are constantly received from the

BAGINQ

for it. The celebrated Hi

ram Woodruff, of trotting fame, used it for years and said it is far superior to any other he has tried Bei.ollect, Dr. Tobias' Venetian Horse Liniment is put up in pint bottles. Take no other. Sold by the Druggists and Saddlers. Depot, 60 Cortlandt Street, New York. oc9dwlm

Errors of I outli. A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of snfering humanity, send free to all who need it, the receipt and directions for making the simple remedy by which he was cured. Sbfferers wishing to profit by tho advertiser's experience, can do so by iddresslng, In perfect confidence,

JOHN B. OGDEN,

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

A E S

•'-r-KH'

v.'. i5

1807.

Notice is hereby given that the Tax Duplicate for the Year 18*7, ia now complete, and placed In my hands to collect the Taxes thereon charged.— The following Table shows the rate of Taxation for eash 8100 Taxable Property:

r- -o 2

tad 9. 8 B-* «sg 8

5- a 2 1 !T oo 2.

Name of Townships. g. 1^ V) 2 o. r»

Hairlsouin City, 20 21) 16 40 26 6 10 1 36 Harrisonouf of Cily,20 20 16 40 25 5 10 10 1 44 Honey Creek 20 20 16 4" 10 6 15 1 66 Pralrietort 20 20 16 40 25 10 10 1 41 Prairin Creek 2" 20 16 40 25 16 20 1 86 Plerson 20 20 IB 40 25 10 10 1 81 Blley 20 20 1« 40 20 10 10 1 *1 Lost Creek 20 20 16 40 IS 6 16 1 81 Kevins -20 20 16 40 50 10 16 1 26 Otter Creek 20 20 1 6 40 15 10 10 1 16 Fxyctte 20 20 16 40 25 10 10 1 41 Sugar Creek..— .20 20 16 40 25 10 10 10 1 61 Iiinten SO 20 16 40 15 10 10 1 31

POLLSTAX.—in Harrison, Pierson, Nevins and Sugar Greek, 83,35. All other Townships $2 85 Doo TAX.—For every Male SI,00, for every Female $2.00, and for every additional Male or Female 92.00

Tax-Payers are r"qme»ted to call and settle as early as possible, and avoid penalties and costs. J. N. SHEPHERD, not2d&w3w Treasurer of Vigo Conn ty.

J^WAY WITH SPECTACLES

OLD EYES MADE NSW, •at%, without doctor or medicine*. Sent post-paid on receipt of 10 Cents. Address

AWAY

Dr. E. B. FOOTS,

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

WITH UNCOMFOR TABLE TRUSSES. COMFORT AND CUBE FOB

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

Dr. S. B. FOOTS,

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

New York.

riOttFIDENTIAL TION FOB THE a

oct28dw3m

HORSES,

INFORMA

MABRIRD.

Sent in sealed envelope on receipt of 10 cents. Addresi Dr. E. B. FOOTS,

No. 110 Lexington Avenue Cor. of Salt 28th St., N.

gPRING MILLINER"!.

OPENING.

We are now receiving a full stock of Goods hlch will be opened on the 4th inst. Ladles, call aee our new style Pattern Bonnets and Hats, or Idtf M. H. ABBOTT.

MULES

AND HOGS

~I "HI sell on Tuesday, Thursday and Sat' urdays, between the hoars of 8 o'clock A. M. and 12 M.,at the Public Pound in the city of Terro Haute, to the highest bidder, at publio auction, all hogs that may have been on any of these days Within the Pnblic Pound more than twelve hours and all the horses or mulai that may have been in said Pound more than two days.

GOTTLEIB BKI8S,

£oct 30 City Marshal.

lU IIA1LI IXN.

itnuniD i*sn pnun» {near* iraatn)

4 ss ss

Modesitt's Building Ho. 66 WABASB Sum,

NMORAT

ftan or

OOVBT Housx.

Terms of Sub»cripUimru For one year,- in sdv»iiwi...„———00 For six months, in adfanot„..M»...^«~ 6 00 or re on in a a 8 6 0 Tor one month, in advance— 88 Deliverable to City

Snbecrttwr aatX} centsjper week Single copies, 6 oents.

KatM of Advertising 1Bthe Dally.

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2 60 SOO •*75 600 reo 10 00 i860 16 00 8400 3200 60 60 66 00

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HTYearly advertisers will he allowed MONTH LY CHANGES of matter FUSS of CHABOS. I^The rates of Advertising in the WEEKLY EXPRESS will be half the rates oharged in the

av Advertisements in both DAILY and WEEKLY, will be charged fnll Daily rates and ond-half the Weekly rates. •VLegal advertisements one dollar per square tor each insertion in weekly. •VLocal Noticee 10 cents per line. No Item however short inserted In local oolumn for lees than 91.00. •VMarriage and Funeral notices 91.00

KTNo advertisements with cuts Will be taken. •VSociety meetings and Religions notices 26 Mnts each insertion, invariably in advance. •^Collections will be made quarterly on all advertisements.

CHAS. CR UFT, Protfr.

LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

gave 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 Dally Express,

AN EXTAOBDINABT BANK BOBBEBT. ''. one __T_J MIL 'Hi tyiqroc

Ll.:' fi'. 'v.' A Safe Carried Off With One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars.

[From the Peoria, Democrat, Nor. 6. '"ij& For gome time past Pettis & Ipgalla, of Tremont. Tazewell county, have been doing a banking business, and haye become the depositaries of this surrounding busines men and farmers. They had es* tablished themselves in a snug banking house with a fire-proor vault, and deemed they were safe from the elements or burglars, "Within the vault was a large safe, and within that a steel burglar ptoof case weighing four or five hundred pounds, which it was deemed impossible for any one to break into.

On Friday morning last, an early riser was passing by the bank and noticed the door standing ajar, an indubitable evidence that a burglary had been commits ted. The proprietors of the establishment were notified, and on their arrival aj the sceno of action, an examination was made and it was found that the outside door of the building had been broken open: the door of the vault was cut through, the safe blown to pieces and the steel ciase carried away entirely. So far as known all of this work had been done Without alarming any one. It is probable that the burglars arranged their powder in the safe, and closed the door of the vault, before they ignited it, thus stifling the' noise made by the Explosion/

The safe contained from one hundred to one hundred and fifty thousand dollars in bonds, notes and and cash. The^ bonds belonged principally to people in rhoderf ate circumstances, and were in the nature of special deposite, so Messrs. Pettis & In* rails will not be responsible for them, the amount of money in the safe belongs, ing to the owners was not large, as they had fortunately made remittances before the burglary was committed, and the greater portion of the loss was in bonds, of various kinds, among which was the following:

One Tazewell county bond for $500, No. 9, dated June 4, 1867, and due June 4,1868, and thirty-three Pekin school bonds for $100 each, ofthe following num61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 98, 81, £2, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87,-88, 89, 90, 92, 93, 94,-95, 96, 97, 99, 100, 114,115. 116, 117, 118, 120.

The services ofthe Peoria detectives have been engaged, and a.dispatch sent to Chicago to get assistance from there to ferret out the matter, and word passed along the telegraph lines. Up to yesterday afternoon no clue hal been obtained to the perpetrators of the deed, though some arrests had been made on suspicion. The general impression is that the work was done by some one who was not an entire stranger to the premises.

An Unpicsant "Wanlly.'l The Evening Post says: The disregard 'of all the old-fashioned English and American notions about "personal rights" manifested by the •'prohibitionists" of Massachusetts, has been a sufficient cause for the reaction of' public sentiment displayed in thexecent election in that State.

People do not like to be coerced into morality, and, as a rule, will not^ be. Yet ooercion has a strange and indefinable charm for fome persons, when they have the power. The Springfield Republican says "It is a curious fact that ministers of the Gospel are apt to have a "wanity," as Sam Weller would say, for coercion. It has been so for. many aees. And when they Sfit on this hobby tney are the most intolarent and abusive and tyrannical people in the world. Laymen cannot lold a candle to them coercionists. And makes very little difference what faith they hold. A minister who teaches that rumsellers are sending drunkards straight to the joys of heavep by the hundreds, may be found contending for a law that fines a man or sends him to Jail.as a criminal for selling a glass of sweit cider, as the present law does. His opinion is infallibly right, and mast be enforced by pains and penalties."

Dr Chambers was no exception to the saying tbat a prophet is not without honor save among his own countrymen. "When he preached in .London his own brother James never went to hear him, One day, at the coffee house which he frequented, the brother was asked by one ignorant of the relationship, if he had heard the wonderful countryman and namesake of his? "Yes?' said James, somewhat^ drly, "I have heard him." "And what do you think ot him?" Very little indeed,*" was the reply. "Dear mel" said the inquirer, "when did you bear him?" "About half an hour after he was born," was the cool answer.

A Curious painting was taken among others from the old Bull Inn, London, early in the present century. It is a portrait by Haymore, of one Van Horn, a Hambro merchant, of whom posterity should know more. This "Van Horn, belonged to a club called the American Society held at the above named Inn for twenty-two years and in that period he drank 35,697 bottles of wine, which was four and a half bottles a day. During the time he misaed but two days, one when he buried his wife, one when his daughter was married.

Balling the Wind.

Under this head an irascible gentleman complins. In the colums of an English, paper? of an offensive form which appeals for charity sometimes take. Afew weeks •go his servant lorwarded to him, at Paris a balky envelop, for which he had to pay quite a little stun in postage. He opened it with lively curiousity. It was nngned by a Mr. E. Witt, who described hinuelf as one of the committe appointed to collect funds for the restoration of the Church of St. Michael, Aldbourne, Wilts, and solicited a subscription. Unclosed were a recipe for the core of rheumatism^ strains and chilblains, a pen-wiper of black cloth, in the shape of a cat, and a printed circular to this effect*

This little Wiper[the black cat] was sent as a donation to the Aldbourne Church Restoration Fund, by a lone woman, whose kindred dust moulders]near its hollowed walls. Verily she hath done what she could."

Tbe gentleman intimates that the build* ing fund of the church of St. Michael, Aldbonrne, WaltSsf was not materially increased by his subscription. 1irt

Cheap Soap! Good Soap!

.'(IT'hi/,'/!,'• .:}Uf a K'J NATB0NA BEFHTEDi

Concentrated Lye.

iX '.-

2 Cts, a 11. lor Snperior Hard Soap.

TWELVE POUNDS OF SOFT SOAP .! FOR ONE CENT. (ii. !it

Every Family can Make their Own Soap. 7

ALL VAUIETIES OF SOAP.

GREENLAND, IN THLS AROTIO SEAB,

and is compos fed mainly of Aluminate of Soda, which, wlien mixed with

USE FAT,

|W FULL. KECIPE9

REF

produces tho

BEST DETERSIVE SOAP

IN THE WORLD.

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

Retailed by all Druggists and Grocer# in the United States.

WITE BACH

#CLIFF0BD

BOX. _d

Dealers can obtain It .wholesnla la cases, each containing *8 tooxea, at a liberal discount, of the wholesale Grocers and Druggists in nil the towns and cities bf the United States,

PEMBEBTON,

General Agent,

PITTSBUBO, FENN.

COAL.

VCoal

BUTSCH & CO, Miners Brazil, Ind. The co ebrated Splint or Block Coal, is produced from those Mines. SAIICfiL MERUY is cur authorised Agent, Terre Haute. Ail orders for coal left with him will be promptly filled. Address V. Bntsch & DicUson, Indiauapotis or Juli'i Aadrews, at the Mines, Braeil, Iud. p. S.—The Coal is mined from the Aahly Fittm. se24d3m

QOAL 1 COAL!! COAL1

The undersigned will furnish, at present and during the Ensiling seaso", either Brazil or Uosedale Coal, at the lowest possible rates, and the very best qnali of Coal. Any orders lolt at the F»ed Store of H. B. Bobbins, in Dowling Hall Block,'will meet- with prompt attention. aag20d3m JOSEPH 0. Ki .LLY.

TC.

GROYEK, DKALEB IN

WOOD AND COAL. The andersigned is now delivering the superior Coal of the Pioneer Goal Alining Oompato at Oarrysville, and respectfully solicits »u exnrnination and trial. It will found equal to the Brazil Coal, and is furnished at much

JOHN

NEWandersigned

ICHH

ratt-S.

I wonld refer consumers to B. L. Thompion, Esq., who is using it at his Mill and Besidence. nr lers left at Ira Gro»er's Store Store, Tnird Strett, north of Main, wi 1 receive jrompt attention.

July 17, dtf TIM. O. BOVKB.

QOALI COAL! 1

Tlie Best is the Cheapeitl S. F. HEBBIL is now prepared to furnish the best Brazil and Highland.Coal, alse the Lehigh and Anthracite Coal, if ordered. Ordcr» left ut McKeen's Store, 107 Main St., or Hart sock A Bannister's, will receive prompt attention. a31tf

COAL! COAL!!

McFARLANE IS NOW iurnuhing the best quality of Biver ()oa screened on a wider screen than a ay other Dealer is osing, and at the very lowest rates.

Orders left at the Oouutv Scales, or at Woodmansee's Grocery, on Main street, next door to 0. C. Smith A Oo. Stove store, will rtceiT* prompt attention. Leave orders with Gns. Arnold. at the Post Office^ Jy2ldtf

I I A E O

Is now supplying the beat qnallty of River tSo&l at the market rates. Order* left at Gbambore' Grocery Store, southwest oorunr l»- Public Sanare, wfll^nwoln t.,..mpt_»tt»nti«i

BOOT and SHOE SHOP The having jus' opened their Shop, respectfully inform the citisens of Terre Haute and surrounding country, tbat they are prepared to do their work to the entire satisfaction of their customers, as wall in style as in fitting, no matter about the Shape of tho foot. Tbe yery best choice of leather always oo hand.— Mending dene in the best stye and on short notice. Every article will tell by wearing what onr work is. and will recommend it.

LEIBING&TAKSZER

Basement of F. Hoberg's new Brick Bailding, the fonrth house west o( corner of Main and Sevonth Streets, near the Terre Haute Hause. neplOdly

|JNION BAKEJR1

FBAIK HEIWIG A BRO

Manufacturers of all kinds of

CRACKERS. and Dealers in

O E I E S

OB Lafayette St., between Canal and Depot,

E E A de30dly INDIANA.

50 & 52 MAM SUKBI

18 THI FLACK TO BUT

Cheap Stoves, I Grates, Plows, Scales. £L

We are now reoefviac tlW vi

Largest, Cheapest and Best Assorted Stoek rf Goods in this liar *'«r broaght to this City, boaght at tl*

Recent September Detllae,

And consisting of th* wall-knowa slid mtsbratad Stewart Coolc StOTea!

Si*3«'b

ror Wood or Coal

Resor's EMPIRE

.to

Once along time pack ago, I vent mine ahble orchard, to glime a bear dree to getsome beaches to make mine vrow blum pudding mit, unt ven I get on de tobermost pranch my foot sclippek from the lowermost limb mit my leg on both sides of der vence unt like to schtove mine outsidesin.

COLGATE & CO S GEBMAN Erasive So# is manufactured frorrt PCBR JtATKKIALS, and may be considered the ISTAHDAIID of KIPKLLEfiCK

EVERY

For sale ,by all Grocers. i24dwiy'

Cook Stove

fff

CHAMPION,

«va»d

BELL.

»ib DIAMOND^**1* u-mtQ 7 -.Raj

^MONITOR

Goal Stove,

Decidedly this beat Storree. Made for A* Coal of this locality. Sole Agent* for

Tan's Family, Boarding House sfe and Hotel Ranges,

From 9lOO to91000 lack! and 75 othar varieties of Wood and Coal Heating and Cooking Stoves. All of the above we wlll sell at

LOWER RikrrKS Than any Stove and Tinware House in Terre-Haute

WE MANDFACTUBK ALL KINDS O*

Tin and Copper Ware! For the Wholesale and Betafl Trade. Sole Agents for Fairbanks Scales. Bell Ihe Miller and Ulchmand Plows American and Kentucky Cider Mills Iron and Slate Mantles, and Grates of all kinds, Hsiaamber we fnrnish with

O'Neal's I'atent rapper Bottom 1 Thisimi-iov —ui, by tbe Copper extending op the sides o: --•o vessel two or mors Inches, prevents the tu from corroding where it Joins th* copper. And with the same staad tin an eight inch Wash Boiler is made to hold two gallons more than the common Boiler, and tha Boiler is as durable as if made entirely of Copper.

Ton will find it te yonr int-rest to givens a call for Goods In this line, Jefora bnying elsewhere.

C.C. UNITS CO.

Sdplldwtf

S O E S

Large Stock and Low. Prices,

—S

S. R. HENDERSON'S,

Four Doors South of the Post Office, on Fourth Street.

KNOWING

A.s Easily Made as a Cup of Coffee.

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

that the Public has

long demanded a bettor class of Stores tban has heretofore boon generallyfferid in thi market, S. B. HKHDEBSON has this season selected with great care, from the.most

Popular and Celebrated Pai^ntf known in the country East or West, an'assortment of Cooldag mi lieatiBg Stores, suoh as are rarely »v«r collected together in one Honsee

Among his Stock may bfc fotind tbe.ltading Bt6»ot almost every promineut momtffuctw-eri* tM* eotMtry.

Heating and Parlor Stotes,

with ail the Modern Improvements and conreniencien. Jtoves for Offices, Stores, Cuutches, Hotels, Dining-Kooint, Bed-ro«ms, any and all kinds and as for prices, He Defies Competition!

HeiscoDfident ttat fie has bought

anybody c»n,.and la determined not to be N E S O It is impoaBible that anybody should hare

Free of Charge I

In addition to Stoves he koeps a general assortmentof Tin. Iton and Copper Ware, Pr.ssed Wars, The New French Ware, Spoons, Ladles, Preserving Kettles, Hnffln Bakers, Waffle Irons an 1 the very newest thing ont, the Patent Mirror Smoothing Irons.

These Irons have the new inclined handle, and Patent Chilled Iron Face, which retains the heat one third longer Man the common ones. Stove Pipe of ail aises and kinds, constantly on hand, add no extra charge for riveting joiots together. Buyers will certainly sarc money by calling on

S. R. HENDERSON,

Fiurlh Street, 4 doors South of the Post Office. se28dwtf

iKVEN CAR LOADS

Ju.4t received aud will be sold at the LOWKST

BOTTOM

PRIDES, at BALL'S.

S I XI of the Leading Stoves in tho Market' Home Companion, three sixes. General Grant, three sixes. Qharter, four sizes. J£titeri*rist, four sizes.

Forest Queen, four sizes. Mover, six sizes. 'All warranted the best in the Market, at

BALL'S.

B. HAGERTY & CO., Are prepared to do all klnoaof O W O

SUCH AS

Hooflag, Guttering, Coppersmith Work, ..

And lt.epairi.ng of nil Kinds.

VW have also the Agencf .for

BBNNETT& MARSH'S CRLRBRATSD

Phcenlx Warm Air Fornace,

Of which we have already pat np several, 10 the entire satisfaction of the parties using tliem, whom we can at all times refer.

All kiVidp of Khrnaces repaired and put np in eomplot- order, ami the work warranted. A gcueral assortment'of TINW ABR on haad at all times. Givens a c»tl at

No- 187 Main Street,

net 6th 7th Sts., TKRRB HAITTIt, IKD. ntivlodtf

AND EAR.

EVE

D«. CHAS. E. WAtL,

OCULIST AiNl) AURIST, FROM NEW YORK,

IS HOW PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN N I A N A O I S Where he may be consulted, rate or

Patients

VJO

CHASOX,

Washington Library Co.

it' '-its PHILADELPHIA.

8UB8Ch-^ *I®Ii

0NE

VOLLAJK.

^300,000

SUBSCRIBFRS.

PRESENTS 1

•f 040,000. «r fao.ooo.

•M Cask rrcssnt »f OH* Cask Pws««

GA.SOO

each.

f^nnis Below \nled with a

Rtad full SehedttU of IsekOMicsts of Stock is accomp

Beaittfnlsteel-Plate Engp^v111?

WOBTH MOKK AT BCT&IIi HAN TUB Or OKBTIF1CATE, And also Insnres to the Holder a PBESKNT IS THE OBEAT DISTKIBUTION ?.i **T lit*

The Washington Library Go.,

District Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa

HON. LEWIS B. BBUOMALL, Ex-Chief Coiner TJ. S. Mint, anil Bocorder of Deads, Philadelphia, Pa. -i BOS. JAMES M. SCOVEL, Mew Jetsoy. HON. W. W. WAKE, New Jersey. HBNBT QOBMAK, Ssq.,

Agent Adams' Express, Philadelphia, ?». J. I. OOE, Esq., 0f

Joy-

008

TUASVBT DHPAnmH!II,

WASBUOM".

D-

°-l Apr" 1*67. ji

Offlos of Internal Bevenuo:—Having received satisfactory evidence-that the proceeds of the enterprise conducted by the "Washlngtun Library Oompany" will be devoted to charitablo uses, permission is hereby granted to said Company to conduct sncb enterprise exempt from tall charge, whether from special tax or other dc ty.

E. A. ROLLINS, OommiMioner.

TU WASHINGTON UBBAET COflPANi',

In order that the benevolent objoot set forth in this may be successfully aucotadl shed

MM:.-circularhave

Issued Ave series of

tsscflNK STEEL-PLATE £NGUAVING13, which arepnt on subtcription at prlcos much bo-. low their rettil valae. CEttTIFIOATKJ OF STOCK IK TUB WASH

INGTON LIBRARY COMPANY

will be Issued, stamped with the Seal of tho Company, an4 signed by the Seoretary, (Nouo oth«rs genuine.)

Any perso-i sending as ONE OOLLAB, or pay ing the same to our local Agents, wilJ receive immediately line Steel Plate Engiavlng/at choice from the fallowing list, and One C«rtigcaio ot Stock, insuring One Present in published suheduly. '"ONE D0LLAB ENQBAVINU3.

!No,

AS LOW

BETTER

Stoves, for no beUer are niade. ALL ARE WARRANTED! With Cooking Store* he gives More Furniture than Is Usually Given and delivers all Stoves in the,city

1—''My Child! My Child I" No. 2—"They are Saved I They're Saved I" No. 8—"Oil Seven ty six or, the Early Days of the Uovolution.'

Any person paying TWO DALLAUS will receive either of tht following Que Steul Plat03, at choice,and two OertiScates of Stock, timu booouiing entitled to Two Peesents

TWO DOLLAR ENCBAVINOS. No 1—"Washington's Oeurtshlp." Bo. t~ "Waghington's Last Interview with his Uuther."

THRiCE DOLLAR ENGRANINGS. Any person paying THBEE DOLLARS wi!l receive the bSantital Steel Plate of 'HJME FBOM THE WAR," and Thrte Oetiflcanes, beoominihglntitled to Three Presents, t»

FODB DOLLAB ENGRAVINGS. rlfO'i Any person paying TOUR DOLLARS shall re ceive the lar^e and beautiful Steel Plate of

IQS PERILS OF QDB FORES'ATHKB8," and Four- Oertifloates-of Stock, entitling them tc Four Presents.

FIVE DOLLAB ENGRAVINGS. Any person who pays FIVE DOLLABS ob »1 rscsivs the large and splendid Steel Plate of "T&E MABR1AGE OF POCAHONTAS," and Five Certificates of Stock, entitling tbem to Flvs Presents.

The Engravings and Certificates will be delivered to each subscribers sit our Local Agencies, or sent by mail, post-paid, or express, as may be ordered.:

.i\

\i in

S O E S

THK

WASHlNOTOif

•11 dilates of these delicate organs. The ualversai

Eaccess

of Dr. WALL'S practice for the past two

years in this city, toethcr with fourteen years experience in this branch of the medical profession ulsewhere, should be a guarantee to those afflicted that he is no charlatan or quack,bnt qualified to accomplish all he undertakes. Cross Eye removed in One JliDuto or no charge, and without Interruption to bas*n»ss.

have already been cured if Blind

ness, Deafness C'ro-s Eye, Ac., can be se-n on application to the Office. All surgica: operations made in the presence of the family paj'sl clan when ilesired.

Offensive discharges from the Ea -f nhlldren (a snre forerunner of Deafness,) |erm»nently cured Clironl'- Infian-atioii of the H'ye*. of years' stand ing, perfectly cured Wi-eping or watery *ye-, Cataract, Films a- Ulcers of tbe Eye speedily cured,

NO CHARGE for an Examination and an Opinion, and no chargo for vmccOBSsrcL treatment. Operating Rooms—21% West Maryland Street, up stairs.

Post Office Box 1218. aug30dwl

(T»41A EBWAHD.—Estrayed or Stolen, on ihe 15th day of August, 1?67, from the residence of the subscriber, on South Third Btr« et, one dark bay llorse, abont 14 bands high, 5 years old splint on fore lag right sye weak saddle marks on tbe wethers, and keeps his right f»ra foot up while eating. nlOdlw W. *. NELSON.

DISSOLUTION

Nov 9 «U5w

OF CO-PART

NKB^HIP.

Notice is hereby given tbat tbe partnership heretofore existing between William Clark and Andrew -Johnson has this day been dissolvel.

WILLIAM CLARK.

MBBBE HAUTE COM'L COL

OLD COUBT HOUSE BUILDING. ook-k«spiog by single and double entry. In all its oral, as pertaining to business.life j. Penmanship and Arithmetic. Terms within molt of all For farther particulars, address the Principal. sepHdiy B. eAirrar.

LIBBiBT

WILL AWABD

COMPANY

Three Bandied Thousand Dollar IN PRESENTS

To the Shareholderg, On Wednesday,

of Jan. next

8th

•t PHILADELPHIA, .PA., OB AT TUK IS-tTITCTK, BIVlKSfSK, N.

SCHEDULE OF PRESENTS.'

,.WO,01 n. .. 20.GOO ... l'J,00( .. S.IXO 6,Wit

1 eash Prseent...._....~».... 1 Cash Present 1 Gash Present l.Cash Present.....^.. S Cash Present* of 92,600 each I Handsome Country Residence, Stables,

Orounds, Ac:, Oarmantown, Philad'a... 18,(100 1 Double Residence, & story brick, Cam-* den, N.J 15,000 1 Ceal Depot, OlBce, Sheds, Ground, wil'i .business esfabllshed, No.1314 Washing •'ton Avenye, Philadelphia ifi.OU) I Country Residence, Riverside, N. J., with Ground, Fruits, Aco. 10,000 1 Three-story Cottage, Lot, Ac 6,ouo IS Valuable Building Lots, Biversido $300 5,000

Elegant Turnout Family Carriagir, Span of Horses, -Harnesj, Ac., conijilote 6,0C 10 Valuable building lots, Biversidv, tSOO

StOh^M— 8,0iXl 1 Beautiful Silver-gray Horta, 16% luiada high, sired by the celebrated imported

Arabian Horse "Caliph also, alight BOad Wagon, weight 140, pounds, with Sjt of superior Single Harness, Au., making a firtt-clbss establlshmennt 6,000 98 Pianos, 9(00 each 10,u00 S) Melodeons, |226 each 4,6oo

Bosewctod dewing Machines, 82U0 i-ach l,0i0 10 Family Sewing Machines, (100 ea li..... l,00u 00 Fine Gold Watches, $200 each 1H,0uO M0 Oil Paintings, by leading Artists—ag-j| le value 10,000 3,0uu 6,000 760 600 1,5'J0 8,760

gregate' Camel's Hair Shawls, 91,000 8 Camel's Hair Shawls, 93.000 each 8 Handsome Lace Shawls, 9260 each 10 Cashmere Shawls, 960 each SO Silk Dress Prtterns. 976 each 60 City Bailding Lots, 9175 eacii

The remainder will consist of Sil rerware, Musical Boxes, Opera Gltuses, „Pocket Bibles, and oifferent art.cles of ornament and use, amounting to

2,000

Total 8300,009 All the froperties given clear of incumbrance.

HOW TO OBVAIX SHARKS ASD

VHfiBAVnifiS,

Send orders to us by mail, enclosing fromi 91 to tW, either by Post Offlce orders or in registered letter, at our risk. Larger amounts should be sent by draft or express. 10 eharss with Engravings 99,60 85 shares with Engravings 23,50 60 shares with Engravings 46,60 76 shares wiih Engravings 00,00 100 sharss with Engravings ,..90,00 Local AGENTS WANTED throughout the United

States.

The Association have appointed as Bucelvers, Messrs. GEOBGE A. COOKE A CO., whose well known integrity an-I business experience will be a sufficient guarantee that tbe money applied to t*e purpose stated.

PBILADHPHIA, PA., May 20,1867.

To the Offlcers and Members of the Washington Llbrsry Co., N. 8. BEAD, Secretary a«ntlemen •—On reoeipt of yonr favor of the llthinst., not iag us of onr appointment ss Receivers for yonr Oompany, we tool: tho liberty to submit a copy of yenr Charter, with a plan ot your enterprise, to the highest legal authority oi the State, and having received his favorable opin ion in regard to its legality, and sympathizing with the benevolent object of your Association4 via: tho education and maintenance of the orphan children oi our soldiers and sailors at the Ejvsrslde Institute, we have conoludod to accept the trust, and ta use our best efforts to promote so wor by an object. ty Respectfully, youre, 4o.,

GEO. A. COOKE S 0O.

Address all letters to OEO. A. COOKE* CO., BANKERS, S3 Sort* Third Btreet. Philadelphia, Pa. Receivers (or tbs Washington Library Co.

W. O'COSSELL,

104 Main Street, Agent in TerreH*ute. llMiit w9m

.Q1VO

MUSICAL.

The Best Book of Instraetten ?SPOB PIANO PUPILS RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD,

Used by all th« PrlMipal Tucfciw, •JTD

THE FAVoRIIK 0V ALL SOHOLABS.

-•s No Book Can Exceed for IT EMBRACES ALL THAT IS NEEDED. Presenting in a Pleasing Style all Phaaea of Study and Practice.

TWENTr. FIVE THOUSAND COPIES ABE sold every year,—a sale which no similar book has ever reached. It is adapted alike to the youngest and to the oldest to the beginner, for first lessons, nnd to tbe amateur, for generaf practice Sent post-paid. Price. 93,75. OLIVER DITS0N A CO., Publishers', 277 Washington St., Boston 0. H. DIXSON A CO 7U B.-oadwiy, New Tork. B7dwtch

Is chartered b) the State of Pennsylvania, and Ortautped in aid of the Riverside Institute, ros

Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans.

InMifsrated toy tbe State of ST. J. APRIL 8, 1867. jw iftl list, mi-fVHt a in THK ni¥IB8IDI INSII'XITIE,

•i -Jtnatad at Bi*erside, Burlington County, Kew Jersey, is fonnd for the purpose of .{ratuitoasty edncatiag he sons of deoeased foiaiors and ,Sea as%of the United States. file Board or Trustees consists ot t'i» following well-known oitiaens of Pencsylvimii New Jersey HON. W1ULIAH B. MANN,

MUSIC.

S. Q. LINDEMANN*

DC&UN IN

PIANOS, AELODEOIVS

ORGANS,

Violins, Guitars, Flutes, and ail kinds of Mnsica Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash Street, TEBBB HAUTK. INDIANA.

TCNINO AND BEPAIB1NO of PIANOS and othor Instruments will be promptly attended to. OLD PIANOS will be taken in tnade for Nlf ONES. anWSdwttS dti'ft J. O. LINDEMANN

L. KISSHER'S

rwr ornii

LNo. 48, OJb&o Street,

OPPOSITE THE OOUBT HOUIE,

TERKE-HAUTK. IPC JO.

tern %i dV

This being the largest and most elegant Maslo Establishmeat

I A' N O S

9l£LODEOM

O a A. NT S,

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

DRY .GOODS.

ii'fiV ,'t J, ilp. %:6

Boston Store."

LADIES' UKDERWEAR, (.KVT S UNDERWEAR,

MISSES' UNDERWEAR

.BOYS' UNDERWEAR,

LADIES' VESTS,

High Neck and Long Sleeves.

A I E S E S S

Low Neck and Short Sleeves.

LADIES' DRAWERS,

(All

numbers.)

Gents White Merino Shirts," dents' Mixed Merino Shirts, Gents' White Mersno Drawers,

Gents Mix'd Merino Draw'rs Bojs' Merino Shirts,

all No's,

MISSES' MERINO VESTS, high n'ek & short

MISSES'

SI'TS.

MERINO TESTS,

Low Neck and Sbort

Sleeve*.

ALL SIZES -TE

I860

Prices

SAXT05I & WALMSET,

'W.j

.: i..

McClure's Combination

BOILER&FURNACE

.•li .{'•

mHE H'MLKB AND TTTBKA0B IS GOTTfiN np npon the plain commoa sense principle oi Kenerating steam. It Ix ranch safer than tbe ordinary Boiler, being smaller, and can be added to, or diminished, by the number of series. The irregular expansion subject to Boilers, Is obviated, there being no flues in them to resist the ez pansion of the shell. They are

Readily Got At

for cleaning and repairing, an the expense of making ne«r, la log* than any other known. They area saving of at least one-half of the fael.— Tbe application of heat to them Is to direot tbe attack on all tho series bat the fi{st one on the side above any collection of sediment In the bottom, besidss completely wrapping the boilers with the flame. There Is between each ofthe Boilers

An AcUnitable Aparatos, for the purpose of regulataing the attack of heat on the Boilers. It is also made smoke-consum-ing, by admitting air through pipes laid at the highest poiut of elevation between the boilers th'se pipes are perforated with holes. The flues nnder them aro carved almost the shape ef the Boilsrs, with r«"«l or cavities under each Boiler to rele.ve the ashes which can be cleaned out at the little side doors. The current of watr in each Boiler is Independent of the other, being only connected bithe mud drum, at the end of the Bol*ers and goose nook pips, as shown by the dotted lineein the engraving.

They ran be se*n in operation at Mr. George F. Kills' Woolen' Factory, Terre Haute. Ind. For particulars, aldrosr, or see

McCLURE & ELLIS.

octldwSm

OMAIN PLOW WORKS. Eaton, Preble County, Ohio.

The Empire Qaeen of the West

This Standard Plow has never been excelled, and fer

general

purpose never will be. In its construc

tion we are working a perfectly bomogenloua Cast Steel that will ont polish and out live any other Wrough Plow made. It throws a wide, cleau, andsracefal farrow, and in dranwht is the lightest Plow on reoord. Farmers w. 11 do weU te examine this Plew at

John Scott & Son's Warehouse,

Terre-Haute, IBdiana,

Before purchasing elsewhere. Yoar Interest we desire to promote, and what we say is true, noviedwly KoGUIBB, OAMPBALL 00

KENTUCKY STATE

O E

I To he Drawn at CoTlngtoa, Ky.3

C!la88 V, lTov. 16th, rj

Class IF, Nov, 30st,

1867.

lprto 450.000 lPri»,f 20.0(X) l^riseof 8.000 1 prise of

9^^11900 260 200 150 125

prises of

155 9

priasa of prises of

7.00C 5.000 1.000

prises of

29 63

220 18

gOOTS AND SHOES.

J00

prises of

prises of prises of

4C0

prises of„ prises or

261

Prizes amounting to f230,6M.', 32,000 Numbers and 788 PriMa. Tickets $12, Halves $6, Qvarters It

The »biiro MAO!«iriOEKT SfNOLS'Mimu

IFOTTSTT

will be dr»WBIX

PVBUO,OK*C'CTOOKLP

IACOTINNM,

KT.. BY SWOEM OOM*LWONK*8

M.tatibe coruar Focm

AJTD

Soorr SruiTl,

Tbe Kentucky Stat* Lotteiie* are no Olfl Sater. prise#, but responsible aioncy Lotteriee, that Kaim been cooducU^j for the past thirty jeara, and nn :er tho authority of a charter from

Ad«5reea all ^rdera Tor cicketa to

Umart

®tate, and bood^ given for tbe paymen) of all priSMe XhHdraaiBra are pnbiiahed in tho Mow tUo Cincinnati iomistroial*

The aboveeoh.me will be rirtwn the middle ail laatcf each month dniing 1867 and 1808. Circular® of turi«« drawing daily unt application to tbe Managera.

MUKUAY, EDDY A CO.,

COVINGTON, KT.

Agents Wanted au29llwr

A. IS I BE W8

Is selling

Shoes Very Cheap To close out Us large stook of

Boots Shoes and Gaiter»( to Bake room for Spring stock. Ton will sa*« money by calling oa him at

Ha 3 Mechanios Blook, Partinular Attention is gi*«a «e

IN THIS STATE CUSTOM WORK ThU Department is in the hands of SKILLTDI, ftnyere in want of

WORKMEN. -f-- '.U ,3

oetlAdtf

QLD KJS LIABLE

LITTLE MIAMI fiilL&OAll,

VIA COLCMBCS,

Shortest & Quickest Route

from CINCINNATI to all the

^ASTEIW CITIES, TOWNS, VILLAGKS and STATIONS.

PALACE OF MUSIC. Lightning Kkpre*s Trains from CUctsnatHo'tSa

SSfJ 0,1V/

•"AH kinds of Mnsleal Instrnments repelled in the most approved manner. dftw

MeaU.

SMt. It boiag the BttosTscT List, Cor aaotloM »re certain, and Passengers hate

AXFM

time for

t,tSy

j,..,,,,,

FAST TIMB FROM"[IIREI^ATI'TO

Boaton in 34 houraj BAftiworein 29boara Mew Tork la 31 hours Washing ton Citj in SAfe Buffalo In 16bOGrs Clevtlaud in 9 boars.

I Three Daily Eastern Traios. 7

A. It. Lightning Kzpress. tf:30 A. M. Lightning Express. 8P.11. L'ghtnln^ Express, Modern Sleeping Oars by Night Trains,

Suloon Unrs by

I lite S P.

KIFHTM-TraiM.Day

M. Train leaves Sunday

oi Saturday Mght.

BAGGAGE CHECKED THBOUGHl THROUGH TICKETS are sold at all Tioke* Office* in the Son lb and West. Ask for Tickets

Via Cincinnati and- Columbus.

W ftt. L. O'BRILN, Gen'l TlcketAnat

T. J. SHSBLOCK, Gon'l Agent, Cincinnati Uf

ERIE

RAILWAYI

IIHKAf BROAD 0DAUK~.U0UBLS T&AVtt JlOOtt

NEW YORK, BOSTON, And New England Cities.

THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS tfltOM Dunkirk to New i'ork 460 Miles, Buffalo to New fork 423 Mites,

Salamanica to IVew York 416 Mile* A rsoM

93 to '27 the SH0BTEST BOUfa

All Trains run directly through to Dew York.. •"*460 HILKS without change of Ooaohea.

From and after August 20th, 1806, Trains WilJ leave In connection with all Western lis as. as follows From Dunkirk and KiUmaiica—

By New York time Irom Union Depots: 7.S0 A. M. *:x|rrH» Mall, itom Dunkirk. (Sundays exacted Mop.at Salamanca 10.»

A. M. and cuiiuoots at liurnell.vllle andOoralog with tbe 8 0) A. M. kjpress fposs Buffalo, and arrives in Nuw Vork nt 7.00 p. M.

K. n.liighlninj Expreia, trom Salamanca(bnuudysexuop(«d). clop at Hornellviilt 6.26 V. M., andconuects at Uorneiisviile aad Corning with the 'i.io A. M. Kxpiess MallJhM Buffalo, aaJ arrives in New York at T.OU A. M. 4.15 P. M. BT. Y, Ni)ht Express, from Uaskiik (ft'inaaye oxcepted). stupe at Salmaaoa 6.56 P. 11. Oleun 7.35 f. U. (Sup). Turner's 9.00 A- Jl.t (Bk.it). and ar.ive in New York at Vi 30 i*. SI., counucting with ARernorn

Trains for Boston »ud fifw Kueland Oitlea. 9.S0 I*. H. dnolnnatl £xprcsa, fnn Dunkirk, (Sunday. •Xoopteo otopa athaiamama 11 ift f. hi., and counucts at Uernallavtlle with the 11 :iJ P. Al. Tiaiu lrom Bodaio. arriv.n* in New lork 4.2b p, M.

From Buffalo—By New York i1m« from lieot car. Exchange and Michigan Streets: 8.49 A. n. Mew York liay "~nrnss. (Sundays excepted). Stops at Hornoiisville 9.U1 A. M., (Bkit) Susqut-iianna 2.17 P. M.t (Dine) Turner's 7.56 1'. M. Uunnecu aa

Great Bend with Delaware, Lackawann A Wobt era Bailroad, and at Jt rsey City wlih Uldaigfe*' Knpreas train ot N.w Jursuj ltaiiruaa Philadelphia, Baltimore and WasiiUictoB •.00 A. n. hipress Mail, a Avon and

Uorneiisviile (uudays exoepled). Arrives in "New York at 7.0U A. 41. Connects at tClmire j."iwlth theNortborn Central fiailway lor Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and other point. South. 2.30 If. M. Uthtiilng Exprns, (gundays excepted), otups at HoraeilsrUie 6.26 (Sup.), and arrives In New York 7.110 A. M.

Connects at Jeraev City with Uorning Kxprese Train of New Jersey Uailroad for Baltimore and Washington, and at New York with Morn'ing Xxprees Train for Boston and New Hatland Cities. 0.10 P. M. We* York Night Express,

DAILY. Stops at foitage 8.66 P. M, (Sup.), intersecting with the 4.15 P. M. Tram from Dunkirk, and arrives in' New York at 12.30 1\ M. 11.30 P. H. Cincinnati Ezprcaa, (Sundays excepted). Stops at buspuehanna 7.80

A.M., (BUt.) Turner's l.lu f, M.. (bine), and arrives In New Y,rk at 3.46 P. M. Connects at Great Bend with Delaware, Lacka- -. wanna A Western Bailroad for Scranton, Treaton and Philadelphia, and at New York with

Afternooou Trains and gieamera for Boston 'and New England Cities. Only one Train Kast on Sunday, leaving Buffalo at G.10 P. 11., and reaching New 1 ork at 13.% afternoon

Boston and New England Passenger*, with thelc Baggage, are transferred /rw of charge in New York.

The bett Ventilated and mott Luxurious Sleepin Coaches N9~lN TU£ UUSLU*6I accompanying all night trains on this railway.

Baggage Checked Through And Fare as lew as by any other Route ASK FOB TICKKTS VIA KKla RAiLtt'A Which can be obtained Mall Prfacipal Ticket fleet in the W«et aud Soatb-west. H. EIDDLE,

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A Stock Company otfnrd and controlled by the leading business men in the State. The f.'llowl area part of tho Stockholders, who are residents of Terre Haute, and to whoa we would refer these wanting sound and reliable insurance at fair rates.

Preston Hussey, Prea't National State Bask. J. B. Cunningham, Druggist. L. G. "Warren** lleim.

HAVENS A CO., Agents,

tSdtf Office over Dootie]ley's I'rag Store.

WM. B. MANNING," BOCSE,

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One door East of the Star Grocer TERRK HAUTK, IND. Plain and Decorative Paper Hai gin sr. Fancy audi

Plain Sign Painting. Ceilings and Walla Ptieled sad CslremlBtd in Frescv Cotem Pianos snd Natuial Wood Poll-hed in the highest, style of the Art. Gilding on Glass and Japanned Tin, in all Style».

It will hs to the interest of thuae who wish to have serviceable work done, to ciH on me Information in buying dad mixing celors, will he tarnished to persona rau or cum. ocMtf