Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 November 1867 — Page 3

SPECIAL NOTICES.

TuEaaHI&thjitg lfise Dr. Yplpao's Frinch Pills for Iceelrttilftiio^rtfA^foil ffeisli-ind entirely free from plmplos. The causo of which is lhat it reg ulates the entire female system. Sold by all Druggist*.

CHILDREN'S LIVES SAVED FOB SO CENTS! THOUSANPSOS CaiLDBEK DIE ANNUAL' ly or Oroup. Now, mother*, if you would spend 60 cents, and always have a bottle of Dr. Venetian Liniment in the house, yon

fear losing your little on« when

a"RC*e

this complaint. It I. now 20 ,«» eince I b.ve put up my Liniment, and never hoard of a ch.ld dying of Croup when my Liniment was used but hundreds Oi carfares have been ^porUdto me, andmadyVtalcif it wa* Per*««»** wouM not be without it. Bea.de. which, it to a certain cure for Cuts, Barns, Headache, Tooth

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Soro Throats, Swellings, Mumps, Colic. Diarrhaa, Dysentery, Spasms, Old Sores, and Pains in the Back »nd Chest. No one once trie, it whe is ever without it. It is warranted per fectly safe to take internally. Full direction, with every bottle. Sold by the Druggists. Depot, 50 Oortlaudt Street, New York. noSdwlm j. .. •,

SUDDEN DEATH

lnlt.li I te of every fibre upon whiclr the CAUSTIC POISON of an ordinary hair dye falls. There is no

RKSUEBKCTION

for thefilaments tlias blighted. But, a, it were,

TWIf|KM5'® Of AN E1JE.

hair of'any 5bno*!ous color Is changed a KICK AND GtOBIOCS HUE, andattheeame timo vitalized and improved by the use of

CKISTAJDORO'S HAIR DYE, nature's »afe" ally, and beauty's regenorafor. Manojactared by OBISTADORO,^ Maiden Lane, New York". Sold' by' all Druggists plied by all Hair Dressers.

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jr^W^OF HUMANITY, I jn Belation TO SOCIAL EVILS. AN E33AY tfOtt YOliraa MK%ou Pby»iolo8lcal ttrrnr* and Abunos incident to Youth and Harly

Brrora and Abusos \c»Tiiinnr1 with tiie humane view of treatment

Howard Association, se26dw3m

l'hiladelphia, Pa.

INFORMATION.

Tnfnrmatiotk-iiuarantQcd to vroduco a luxuriant

a^ssiacirtrsirttKrssSi charge by 0/fAFMAN, Chemist 82a Hroo.lway, Now York. mylOd Jtaw-wl

Ladies Take Particular Noticc.

TUB REAL VMS? PBMALB PILLS. warhantep fbwnch.

rnUKSB PILLS, so ceiebrivttd Jioany yeava ago I 1,1 |»arld, for tho rulkf of f..nml- irregularities, and afterwards so notorious tor tlioir criminal employment la the practice i)f aWt.on.are now uffured for sale (or tuo first time in Amciica. They have been kept in

from the fact tint the originator Dr. Velfoaui, is a physician in I'-irls, of KroA' ,weuU'.l„a."1, consclontious i-iiuciples, and has withheld them from general use, lest they should bo mnploved for nnlawful purposes 1" overcoming structions, they seem to lie truly omnipotent, burst,ugopeii tho lloo.l gates from whatever can.e may have itoppo.l them hut they are ofT.re.l to the publlc oniy. for I«sitiui^j/I3e, aud «l a|ejnt8 are forbidden io sell them ifrhon It ft b-nderetooU that the object is unlawful.

Ladies caa pocorod.»l»x, sealed fioin the cyj.» of the cntiotia, by enjiotiiuj posUfio sta-rp* to M.AwJt AMJftl 14JJ, kB"oral AKeol fir tli« United States au.i Lau.idas, at Albans, N. Y., or to any aiith .ri/.t'l V^iit. *M by all X)i uggists 1 T0rro llfcut'i^ ^o7dwly

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A 'COOIiE Ac C?0(.» No 20.WALL Sl'IlEET,

Corner of fraisati Itfreei,-New ~f&&' Wo buy itnd tti»\ nioak liberal ctirroui prices, and k«*.p ou hand a full sripply of GOVornmont BONUS OF At.L fSSUKS, SKVKNrmtlTIES, ami 00SJPOUND INTKUKST N0T.KS and execute orders for purchase and sale of aTOOKS, BONUdaul G0Ui- v.I.

CONVJffiKSIONiS.

Wo convert the several Issued of SEVEN-Tiubtikh at the iribst favortible market ratol into FiveTwenties, which, at pro.ont price of gold, yield the holder about one per cent more interest per iLiiutu. Circulars with full particulars rurnishupou ivpplici'Uon. my9dwly

ITCH! ITCH ITCH I SCRATCH I SCRATCH I SCRATCH iu from 10 to 48 hoars. Wheaton's Ointment cures The Itcli, euros Salt Kliourn.^... cures Tetter. cures B»rbc?'8 Itch. ures Old Sores. cures Every Kinfl o* kvkuy miMon LIRK VOIC. rric«, 60 cents a box by mail, fO cents. Address- WKEKd t^dTTKlt, No. 170 AVaHhlogton Street, Boston, Mass: For sale by all Druggist..

Whealoft'ji Ululaicut Wheaton's ointment Wheaton's Ointment Wheaton's ointment Whcaton'A Ointment

Boston, Sept. 18, l^CT-ata wdwly

HWJfNKWLL'S

7jj|YKRW(VI» By advertising it is expected COUGH to Rain a notorioty, than REMEDY. which, no form is better, but 1 ison IVits

It is prcsumcA-that the contrast of thjs splendid preparation,1»*iimpLicity, and the freedom with which it may he used•'Whenever ther.i in the least tickliug or 3 Irritation iu the throat, In contrast with old forms, iu which components are such, that doses are restrained to two or tliroe times a day, Is perfectly appaiout, and is as truly /i« theory, UvsreEweu.'s U.mv^hhw. OOUOH BkmKDY is valuable, which Ten V«r« have most clearly proved. DVnoorn»o Oowjh, HoimtTOP, Oow», SOBS TitBOVT, and all complaintB, which, if negected, end iu

relieve, to which tho roost undoubted testimonials, which may bo soon at my office, fully corroborate. .10lfN L. III'NNBWKLT., Proprietor,

Practical Oliemist, 11 Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass. Sold by all regular dealers In Moilicirw. Ma|U, XBMi .R.0,t and fob

The Realty Great Plaster,

ALLCOCKH

poaous,

Have the oompactneas of kid, aud the flexibility of a .Ilk glove.

DR. I. T. HKNDEKSON'S LKTTER. FARNVttts, LA.. March 8, 1850.

Pr. T. iLi.cncK—Sir: I have been suffering under a sovere attack of nonralaic disease of my bowels for years, with

and hate tried sverything known to the practice of motliclne from the very bejt M. IVs but trnth prompts me to nay that your Wasters have given me mere permanent relief than anything else have used, aud bo!love, will produce a perfbet cure.

The counter-irritant effect of your Plasters is produeed in such a mild and gradual way, they so invigorate tho circulation aronnd the parts to which they are applied,aud exert up all nervous diseases such a great sedative influence, that I place them confidentially at the |i»ad of every Plaster now in use.

Yours very truly, 1. T. UENPERSON, M.

Principal AgeJcy, Brandreth Uou«e, N«.w York* nov€l*lm

TURNER'S WC MLOHOIJREUX OR

TURNER'S TIC D0L0R0UREUX OR UNIVERSAL NKrRAT.m.V PILI., UNIVKRSAA KBURALWIA PILL. A SAFE. CKllT.VTS ANl SPKDY CClfE FOK

NKOR\lOI and all XKfcVOUS DISEASK9. It is an uufiUiujt remedy in all c.ise-i of Facial Neuralgia, oflMi affiidns a perfect cure in a sin gle day. No

form

.of Nervous Disease fails to

yield to it. magic influence. Kven tho severest ot Chronic Neuralgia and Reneral Nervous De.•angements of many years' standing, affecting the entire syBtou, ara completely *nd permanently cured by it tu few d*ys, or a few weeks at the Utiiost.'' 'liiem-ain* liothIng in.iutious to the most delioat* sy.toin, aud san always be used with perfect safety. It ia in oonstant use by the beet Physicians, who give it their ftnanimons and nn» luallfied appro^l. oil,receipt ot $1 and two postage st vmp. Sol trerywhare.

CCRNER A CO., Sole Proprietors, 120 Tremont St.. Beaton, Ham. SepSJeod 3moe

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A E I A N

WALTHAM

W A E S

The true value of Machinery applied to Watchmaking is not that by ite nae Watches are made rapidly, bat that they are made correctly. Very few people know why a Waltham Watch should be superior to any other. In the first place, at Waltham the Watch Is regarded as only a machine, to be constructed like any other machine^ on mechanical principled. Tf the watchee ate good, it is because the machinery i. good. Of coarse there must be no defect in the principle or. plan of the movement—no mistake in tho sise. or shapes of the pieoei of wh'ch it is composed—nothing wanting in thetr properties, and no error in their positions. These points ouce thoroughly settlod, it ieata wholly with the machinery, constructed with infinite diversity of form and function expressly for the pnrpsse, to produce the finished piccet. By means of multiplying guages and microscopes, tests and inspections for the detection of wear* ki the cuttlag tools, and for faults and flaws in steel or stone arn made to accompany the work in every stage from beginning to end. As a Necessary result, the watch gees together a perfect machine. Every part Is found to fit properly in Its place. Every pin may be puanedxlll it pinches, and every screw turned home. Instead of a sluggish and feeble action the balance, even under thepresmre of the lightest mainspring, vibrates with a wide and free motion, and tho beat has thu clear ringing sound alwajs charactoristic of the Waltham Watch.— TJje machine Is a timekeeper from the start.

This system of watchmaking is unknown in foreign countries, and is entirely original with the Waltham Oompany. The Company claim that by it thoy produce watches that cannot be equalled for every quality whieh makes a~*atch valuable. Simple in plan and correct in principle, the* movement it net only beautifnlly finished, substantial, accurate and cheap, but 1. uniform in the minuteBt details, not easily damaged, and whou repaired Always as good as new. There are different grades of finish in tho different varieties of watches made by the Waltham Oompany, as there aft different sling and shapes to suit all tastes and means but every Watch that bears tho genuiue trade-mark of "WALTHAM" is guarantied to be a good eno, and nobody need be afraid to buy it.

EVERY WATCH FULLY WARRANTED.

For Sale by all First-Class Dealers In linlted States and Krltl.sk Fiorlnces.

tbe

For farther information add rest the Agent*,

BOBBINS & APPLETON,

182 Broadway, N. Y.

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rnRUB BUT STEANGE.—Any JL person sending u* their Address, with U0 conts, will receive, by mail, the Name and a Carto de Visite of their future Wife or Husband also, how either sex may gain the love of any person they choo3e, instantly. Address REEVES & CO., 78 Nassau Stroot, New York. 3mw

TO CONSUMPTIVES. The Rkv. KDWABD A. WILSON will send, free of charge) to all who desire it, the prescription with tho directions far making aLd using the simple remedy by which he was cured of a lung ilfaction and that dreaded disease ConsumptioB.— li is only object is to benefit the afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer will try this prescription, as it.will coat them nothing and may proveables.ing. Please addresB REV. EDWAIID A.WILSON,

Willlamaburg, Kings Go., Ketr York.'

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TO OWNERS OP HORSES. THOUSANDS OF HOB9E3 DlE YEARLY rom Colic. This need not be. Dr. Tobias' Ve uetlan llono Liuiment will positively cure every case, if given when first taken. The cost is only oufl dollar. Kyury. owner of a horso should, hay: bottle in1 his stable, ready for use. It Is warranto-! superior to anything eleo for tho cure of Outs, Windgalis, Swellings,Sore Throat, Sprains, Bruises, Old Sores, Ac. This Linimont is no new remedy. It has beon mod and approved of fer ii) years by \H« first horsemen in the country.— Given to au over-driven herse, it acts like magio. rdcrs are constantly received from the RACING! 8T4BIR3 of ENGLAND for it. The celebrated Hiram Woodruff, of trotting fame, used it for years and said it is far superior to any other he has tried Recollect, Dr. Tobias' Venetian Horse iniiuent is put up in pint bottles. Take no tiicr. Sold, by the Druggists and Saddlers. Depot, SB Cortlandt Street, New York. oc9dwlm

Errors of Youth. A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Docay, and all the effects of youthful Indiscrotion, will, for tho sake of sufring humanity, send free to all who need it, the receipt and directions for making the simple remedy by which ho was cured. Shfferers wishing to profit by tho advertiser's experioncv, oan do so by iddressing, in perfect confidence,

JOHN B. OGDKN,

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

A E S

1867.

Notice Is hereby given that tho Tax Duplicate for the Yoar 18'i7, i-i now completo, and placed in my hands to collect tho Taxe thereon oharged.— Th» following Table showB the rate of Taxation for eash $100 Taxable Property:

oo o. 5 5" SP 9

-H

5 1

Name of Townships.

5. s. 5

Harrison ill City 20 20 16 40 25 6 10 1 36 Harrisoti ou' of iiy,20 20 16 40 25 5 10 10 1 44 Honey Qreek... 20 «0 10 40 10 5 15 1 5fi Prairieton .'. 20 20 16 40 26 10 10 1 41 Prairie Creek....2" 90 16 40 25 16 20 1 36 piorson 20 30 16 40 25 10 10 1 31 Riley 20 20 1* 40 20 10 10 1 41 Lost Creek 20 20 16 40 la 6 15 1 31 Nevins 20 20 16 40 V0 10 15 1 26 Otter Crook 20 20 10 40 15 10 10 1 16 Fiy. tte 20 20 16 40 25 10 10 1 41 Sugar Creek 20 2ft 16 40 25 10 10 10 1 61 Ltnlen 20 20 16 40 15 10 10 1 31

Poi.mTAX.—In Harrison, rierson, Nevins and Sngnr Creek, S^.SS. All other Townships $2 85 Doo TAX —For every Male $1,00, for every Female $2.00, and for evory additional Male or Female $2.00

Tux-Payers aro r«qae«ted to call and settle as early as possible, and avoid peualties and costs. J. N. SHEPHERD, nov2dtw3w Treasurar oi Vigo County.

WAY WITH S WITH SPECTACLES

OLD EYES MADE NEW,

easily, tcilhoul doctor or medicinet. Sent

post-paid on receipt of

10 Cents. Address Dr. E. B. FOOTE, No. 110 Loxington Avenue,

Cor. of East 28th St., N. Y.

WITH UN COMFORTABLE TRUSSES. COMFORT AND CUKE FOR

AWAY

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

Dr. E. B. FOOTE,

(author of Medical Common tiense.—Book 400 pages, $1.50 sent by Mail), No. 110 Lexing ton Av., Cor. of East 28th St., New York.

riO^FIDE^TIAL IN FORMA TION FOB THE MARRIED.

Sent in sealed envelope on receipt of 10 conts. Address Dr. K. B. FOOTE,

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No. 110 Lexington Avenue, Cor. of East 2Sth St., N. Y.

jgPRING MILLINERT.

OPENING.

We are now receiving a full stock of Goods ich will be opened on the 4th iust. Ladies, call see our new style Pattern Bonnets and Hats, prldtf M. K. ABROTT.

HORSES,

MULES

ruauaiMD itut Hoaxix? (cxoxtt ranin) a

JMEodesitt's Bnilding

No. 45 Wabash STUB*,

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•VYearly advertisers will be allowed MONTH' IT CHANGES of matter FBEK of CHABQ1C. WThe rate* of Advertising in the WEEKLY BIPRKSS will be hair the rates charged In the DAILT.

MTAdvertisements in both DAILY and WEEKLY, will be charged full Daily rate* and ond-hall the Weekly rates.

VLegal advertisements one dollar per square for each insertion in weekly. av-Local Noticea 10 cents per line. .No item however short inserted in local oolnmn for le«i than fl.00. aV"Marriage and Funeral notices $1.00 aVNO advertisements with cnts wilt be taken. •VSociety meetings and Religious notices 26 Cents each insertion, invariably in advance. aVOollections will be made qnarterly on all ad Mrtisamenta.

CHAS. CRUET, Prop'r.

LOOK TO Y01R INTERESTS.

Save Time and Money.

If you have anything to seUt tf 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 Dully Express,

Sabdaing a Giant.

Mr. Pillsbury, Warden of the State Prison in Connecticut, once received into the prison a man of gigantic statue, whose crimes had for seventeen years made him the terror of the country. He told the criminal when he came, he hoped he would not repeat the attempts to escape which he had made elsewhere, "It will be best," said he, '-that you and I should treat each other as well as we can. I will make you as comfortable as I possibly can, and I shall be anxious to be your friend and I hope you will not get me into difficulty on your account. There is a cell intended for solitary confinement but we have nevor used it(iand I should be sorrow ever to have to turn the key upon anybody in it. You may range tbe place as freely as I do—if yon trust me, I will trust you." The man was sulky, and for some weeks showed only gradual symptoms of softening under the operation of Mr. Pillsbury,s cheerful confidence. At length information was brought of th man,s intention to break the prison. The warden callcd him and taxed him with it the man preserved a gloomy silence. He was told it waa necessary for him to be locked in the solitary cell, and desired to follow the warden, who went first, carryiug a-lamp in one hand and a key in the other. In the norrowest part of the passage Mr. Pillsbury, a smalt, light man, turned round and looked in tho face of the stout criminal. "Now," said he, "I ask whether you have treated me as I deserve? I have done everything that I could to make you happy. I have trusted you, but you have never given me the confidence in return, and have oven planned to got mo into difficulty. Is this kind? And yet I cannot bear to lock you up. If I had the least sign that you cared for me—"

The man burst into tears. "Sir," said he, "I have been a very de» mon these seventeen years but you treat me like a man."

Come, let ug go back," said the Wardon. The convict had free range of the prison as before and from that hour he began to open his heart to the Warden, and cheerfully fulfilled his whole term of imprisonment.

Frantte Fishing.

"1 was once on Lake Winnipisiogee, in tho winter, fishing for pickerel,' says Brown "it was awful cold, and the ice was four and a half feet thick. Father was with me, and while I was thrashing my hands to keep 'em warm, I noticed that the old man had an all-fired hard bite. It was so hard'that it jerked the old feller through the hole in the ice, and I thought he was a goner, but just then I remembered that dad was awful fond of rum and tobacco, so I outs with a piece of niggerhead, soaks it in rum for a momont, and then baits, my hook with the weed, and drops it through the hole what tho old gentleman went into, and in less than ten minutes, gentlemen, I had a bite, and up I hauls the old man, as fresh as ever. But, gentleman, he kept the tobacco."

A prolonged whistle on the part of the audience, as though the yarn was not believed. "Its a fact gontlemen," continued Brown "and that rominds me of another story, which I don't mind tellin.' One Winter 1 was crossing the lake on the ico, and as I was goin' to a raisin' I had an inch augur in my hand. All at once 1 thought I'd. like to see how thick the ice was, so I bored a hole, and fourid that it was about two feet. Then I thought I'd find out how deep the water was, so I dropped my carpenter plumb line through the augur hole, and hang me if I didn have a savage bite before the lead touched bottom.

I pulled up and landed a seven-pound pickerel." Another prolonged whistle, and some one asked Brown how a seven-pound fish could get through an augurhole. "That's somethin' I had nothin' to do with," replied Brown. "All I know is the fish was caught and carried home, and I ate my share of him, and the old gentleman took his part. I don't bother my head on matters that I don't understand. And now who'll stand liquor

A Cosily Book.

The most stupendous price every obtained for any book was a copy of Boccaccio's "Decameron" of 1471. At the beginning of this century the copy, then and for a long time afterward considered to be unique, was in the posession of a London bookseller and was purchased by the Duke of Roxburgh for one hundred guineas. Two other copies are known now—one in the Ambresian Library at Milan, the other in the Imperial Library, Paris. But the first wants one and the second three leaves. The edition is said to have been suppressed by Papal authority, the 17th of June, 1812 is the

dies crata notandus

AND HOGS

—I will sell on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays, between the honrsof S o'clock A. M. and ia St.,at the Public Pound in the city of Terro Haute, to the highest bidder, at pnblio auction, all hogs that may have besn on any of these days wuiji»ivtlM*?Jitlio Poaud more than twelyn hours and all the horses Or mule» that may haVe been in said Pound more than two days.

GOTTLEIB SEISS,

£oot 30 CityMarshal.

in the unntls cf Biblic*

mania. Dibdin has a most graphic ac-" count of it in his "Bibliographical Decameron." One extract wil give the pith of his story of the public sale of this rare old book: "The honor of firing the first shot was due to a gentleman of Shropshire, unusedto this species of warfare, and who seemedto recoil from the reverberas tion of the report himself had made. 'One hundred guineas he exclaimed Again a pause ensued but anon the bind ng rose rapidly to five hundred guineas, the firing was but inasket and desultory Hitherto, however, it was evident that

At length all random shots chaired

and the champions before named (Earl Spencer and the Marquis of Blandford) stood gallantly ap to each other, resolving not flinch from a trial of their res spective strengths. A thousand guineas were bid by Earl Spencer, to which the Marquis added ten. You might have heard ft pin drop. All eyes were turned, all breatning well nigh stopped every sword was put home within its scabbard, and not apiece of steel was seen to move or glitter except that which each of these champions brandished in his valorous hand. At length Lord Spencer had bid £5,250. The Marquis quietly added his usual ten, and down dropped,the4hammer When the Marquis, library was disposed of in 1819, the day chosen for the sale of the famous book was the 17th of June, thi anniversary of its former sale. But nothing could revive the old excitement, and it was knocked down for £918 15s. It is now in the posession of Lord Spencer.

"Why don't you trade with me?" said a close fisted tradesman to a friend the other day. The reply was characteristic: "Yoy never asked me, sir. I have looked all through the papers for an invitation in the shape of an advertisament, and found none. I never go where I am not invited."

COLGATE & CO S GEBMAIT

Erasive Soap 111 manufactured from Pens [MATERIALS, and may be considered the 6TAHDABD Of EXCELLENCE

For sale by all Grocers. 24dw ly

NATRONA REFINED

SAPONIFIER!

Concentrated Lye.

2 Cts. a lb. for Snjerior Harl Soap,

TWELVE POUNDS OF SOFT SOAP

FOR ONE CENT. •••,

Every Family can Make their Own Soap.

AT.L VARIETIES OF SOAP.

As Easily AInde ai a Cup of Coffee.

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

GREENLAND, IN-THK ARCTIC BEA8,

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

BEST DETERSIVE SOAP IN THE WORLD.

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

Betailed by all Druggists and Orocera in the United States.

fW FULL RECIPES WITH EACH BOX. Dealer* con obtain it vrlioletale In cases, each containing *8 boxen, at a liberal discount, of the wholesale Grocera anil Druggists in all tho towns and cities of the United States,

^CLIFFORD PEMBERT0N,

a General Ag-ent,

PITT8BTJBO. PENN.

COAL.

YCoal

BUTSCH & CO., Miners Brazil, Ind. The ce obrated Splint or Block Coul, is produced from these Mines. 8A tf UEL MERKY is our authorized Agont, Terre Hante. AH orders for coal left with him will be promptly filled. Address V. Butach & Dickson, IndianapoMs, or Jobu Andrews, at tho Mines, Brazil, Iuil.

P. 8.—The Goal is mined from the Ashly F*rm. se24d3m

QOAL! COAL! I COAL 1

Tho undersigned will furnish, at pr«sent and during the Eusuing seaso", either Brazil or iiosbdale (Joal, at the lowest possible rates, and tbe very best quali of Coal. Any orders loft At the Feed Store of U. B. Bobbins, in Dowling Hall Blook, will meet with prompt attention. ang20d3m JOSEPH O. I LLY.

C. GKOVJBE, DKALE& IK

WOOD AND COAL. The undersigued is now doliveriag luo superior Coal of the PiouoorOoa! Mining Company, at Carrysvillo, and respectfully solicits irj examination nud trial. It will br found eijual to the Brazil Coal, aud Is furnished at much less rntcs. I would refer consumers to R. L. Thompson, Esq.. who Is using it at his Mill and Besidonce. OrierB left at Ir» Grover'a Stoyo Store, Third Street, north orMnln, wi 1 receive prompt attention.

July 17, dtf TIM. C. 110VICR.

OAL! COAL! 1

The Best is the Olieapest I E. F. MEBRIL Is now prepared to fnrnish tho best Brazil and Hlghland.Coal, also the Lehigh ami Anthracite Coal, if ordorod. Orders left at McKeen's Store, 107 Main St., or Hartsock A Banuistor's, will receive prompt attention. aSdtf

COAL! COAL!!

TOHN (J furuia furnishing the bsst quality of River Con screened on a wider screen than any other Dealer Is using, and at the very lowest rates.

Orders left at the Comity Scales, or at Woodmansee's Grocery, on Main street, noxt door to C. C. Smith & Co.'s Stove store, will receive prompt attention. Leave orders with Ons. Arnold. at the Post Office. jy24dtf

I A E O

Is uuw supplying tbe best quality of Hlver Coal at the market ratoa. Orders left at Chamber*' (Jrocery Store, southwest corner oi tbe Public Sao are, will r«oelv« inompt.attentlnn. !«Alr

NION BAKERI.

FRANK HEUITIG A BRO Manufacturers of all kinds of

CRACKERS. and Dealers In

O E I E S

On Lafayette 8t., between Oanal and Depot,

E E A E de30dly INDIANA.

jgOOKS AND STATION EE

W. O'CONNELL

Has disposed of his Undertaking Business, wblcb had become necessary in consequence

increase of hie

STOVES AND TINWARE.

50 & 52 SUM STREET

IS THE PLAOB TO BUT

Cheap' Stoves, WW! Grates, Plows, Scales, Ac.

We are now receiving th4

Largest, Cheapest and Best Assorted Stoek rf Goods in this line ever brought to thia City, bought at the

Recent September Decliie, And consisting of the wall-known and celebrated

Stowai't Ooolc Stores!

Kor Wood or Coal I

Resor's EMPIRE CHAMPIONrt BELL. ,fj' *1

DIAMOND, Qt

MONITOR Coal Stove

Pecidodly the beat Stoves. Made for the Goal of this locality^ Sole Agents for

Tan's Family, Boarding House and Hotel Ranges,

From $100 to $1000 Each and 7fi other varieties of Wood and Coal Heating and Cooking Stoves. AH of the above w» will sell at

LOWER RATES

Than auy Stove and Tinware House in Terre-Haute

WK MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF

Tin and Copper Ware!

For the Wholesale and Ketail Trade. Sole Agents for Fairbanks Seats*. Sell the MilIer and Kichmand Plows American and Kentucky Cider Mills Iron and- Slate Mantle*, and Grates of all kinds, ttemember we furnish with EVERY Cook Stove O'iVeal's fat en' Copper Bottoms I Thisimpruv«intii., by the Copper extending up the sides oi tbe i-sael two or more inches, prevents tbe tin from corroding where it Joins the copper. And with the same stsed tin an eight inch WaBh Boiler ia made to hold two gallons more than the common Boiler, and the Boiler is as durablo as if made entirely of Copper,

Ton will find it to your interest to give us a call for Goods fn this line, jefore buying elsewhere.

C.€.S9IITH&CO.

Sdplldwtf

S O E S

Large Stock and Low Prices, AT

S. R. HENDERSONS,

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

KNOWING

that the Public has

long dtmauded a hotter class of Stoves than has heretofore been generally^ofiend in thi« mnrket, 8. R. UKNDKRSON has this season selecicd with groat care, from the most

Capillar and Celebrated Patterns kuown in the country East oi West, an assort* mont of Cooking and Healing Stores, snuh as are raroly ever collected together in one Honsee

Among his stock may be found tbe

ol almoBt

try.

leading

Ster

every pronuneul manufacturer in tht coun

Heating and Parlor Stoves, with ail the Modern Improvements and convenlencien. Uoves for Offices, Stores, Cuurches, Hotels, Dining-Kooms, Bed-ro«ms, any and all kinds and as for prices,

lie Defies Competition S Ho is confident tfcat he baa bought AS LOW aa anybody ciin, nn1 is determined not to be

N E S O

the rapid

BOOK TRADE.

He will now devote his entire attention to the latter branch of business, and with a fall and oomplete stock of Books and Statioaerj,

SCHOOL BOOKS,

MAGAZINES, PAPERS, fte., 6c., Afl*u a oontlnnaaoe of the trade heretofore to iberaQy bettoired «Bdwtf

It ia impossible that unybodj should have BETTER Stores, for

no better are mufy.

ALL ARE WARRANTED! With Cooking Stoves he gives More Furniture than Is Usually Given and delivers all Stoves in the city

Free of* Charge I

In Addition to Stoves he keeps a general assortment of Tin, Iron a»d Copper Ware, Pressed Ware,

The New Jj'rench Ware, Spoons, Ladles, Preserving Kottles, Muffin Bakers, Wnffle Irotts^ ani the very newest thing out, tho

Patent Mirror Smoothing Irons. These Irons have the now inclinod handle, and Patent Chilled Iron Pace, which retains the heat one third longer than (ho common ones. Stove Pipe of all sizes and kinds, constantly on hand, and no extra charge for riveting joints together. Bnyers will certainly savo mouey by calling on

S. li. HENDERSON,

Fourth Stroot, 4 doors South of the Post Office. se2Sdwtf

KVEN CAR LOADS

S O S Just received and will be sold at the LOWEST BOTTOM TRIOES, at BA-IjIj'S.

S I of the Leading Stoves in the market

Home Companion, three sizes. General Grant, three sizes. Ciuirter, four sizes. Killer prist, four sizes. Forest Queen, four sizes. Hover, six sizes.

All nrranted tho bust in the Market, at BALL'S.

I B. HAGERTY & CO., tf 4 At propnf i*d to do all kino* of

1 O W O SUCH AS Roofing, Guttering, Coppersmith

Work,

And Kejtairini/ of aU Kinds.

We have also the Agencf for

BENNETT A MAKSH'd OKLKBUATBlJ

Phoenix Warm Air Furnace, Of which wo have already put up several, 10 tho outiro satisfaction of the parties ~usin£ them, ?e whom wo can at all tilnos refer.

All kinds of Kuruaces repaired and |t)l up In •ompleto oriler, and the work warranted. A pe-.ieml ansortmont of TINWAKIC 1.11 hae«l at nil times. Give us a call at

No. 187 Main Street, 6th a 7th sts.. TKRliK KLAfTTK. INI, Hot.

I|MV1 Oil!

YE AND EAR

McFARLANE IS NOW

DR. C-HAS. E. WAIL,

OCULIST AND AURIST, FROM NEW YORK, IS HOW PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN

N I A N A O I S Where ho may be consulted, rasa or ohabob, on all diseases of these delicate organs. The unlrersfvl SUCCOSB of Dr. WAIL'S practice for the past two years in this city, together with fourteen years experience in this branch of the medical profession elsewhere, should he a guarantee to those afflicted that he is no charlatan or quack,but qualified to accomplish all he undertakes. Cross Bye removed In On« Minute or no charge, and without interrnption to bnsinsa.

Patients io have already been cured Blind* noes, Deafness Cross Eye, Ac., can bo seen on application to the Office. All snrifica: operations made iu the presence of the family ptiyi cian when desired.

Offensive liinch'trges from the Kar .if Children (t snre forerunner of DeafnesB,) permanently cured. Clirnnii' Itiflawaticn of the Kyei. cf years' standlug, perfectly cured Weeping or watery Kye-, Cataract, Films a"d Ulcers of the Kye speedily cnrid,

NO CHARGE for an Examination and an Opin ion, and no charge for UNScocEsaroi. treatment. Operating Hooms—21% West Maryland Street, upstairs.

Po«t Office Bo* 1218. augSOdwl

REWARD.—Estrayed or

t))™ Stolen, on the 15th day of Angust, 1867, from the residence of tho subscriber, on South Third street, ono dark bay liorse, about 14 bands high, 5 years old splint on fore leg right eye weak Saddle marks on the wethers, and keeps bis right fore foot np,while eating. nlOdlw W. K. NELSON

DISSOLUTION

Nov 9 d3w

OF CO-PART-

NER-SniP.

Notice la hereby given that the partnership heretofore oxisti between William Olark and Androw' Johnson has this day been dissolve!.

WILLTAM CLARK.

HAUTE COM'L COLJ

__ OLD COURT HOUSE BUILDING, ook-keeplrig by single and double entry, In mil its rms, as pertaining to business life Penmanship and Arithmetic. Terms witWn reaeh of nil For further particulars, address the Principal, sepOTdly B. OARTIK.

fl/v

Washington Library

PHILADELPHIA^'**

SUBSCRIPTION ONE

Collar.

One Cash Pretest of *40,000 I Om Cash Prestat tf ffi One OiMdi Present af UOlOOO. ,1 Oae Cash Preseit of Sa.OOO Two Cash Prescati orfcMWO eaeL

Head full Schedule of Presents Below Bach Certificate of Stock ia accompanied with a

Beautiful Steel-Plate^ngravlng

WORTH MOKE AT. BBTAIL 7 HAH THE O0ST OP OERTfttOATE, And also in,area to the Holdeia PBE^ENT !N, THE GREAT JIST.UJMmQU.

i... Vasii«iiM?1

Tbe Washington Library

Is chartered fa) the State of Pennsylvania, an I Organised iu aid of the

Riverside Institute, vok

Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans. Incorporated by the State of X. J. APRIL S, 186T.-

™t

THE KIVKKSIDE IRSTIJITE, Bltaated at Riveraide, Burlington County, New Jersey, ia fonnd lor tha purpose of .{rntultotuly educating he sons of deceased 9ol liors and Saa man of the (Jnlted States. the Board of Trustees consists ot tUo following wsll-known citizens of Penesylvanii niid New Jersey:— HON. WILLIAM B. MANN,

District Attorney. Philadelphia, Pa.

HON. LKWI8 11. BROOMALL, Xx-Chlef Coiner U. 8. Mist, and Rooorder of Deeds. Philadelphia, Pa. HON. AMIS M. SOOVKL, New Jet toy. HON. W. W. WARE, New Jersey. HENEY GORMAN, Esq., ,.

Agent Adams' Expreaa, Phlladelph!a, Pa. C. COX, Bsq., Of Joy, Coe A Oo:, Philadelphia.

TaxAsuai Dbpabtmmsit,

WAsautOTOH, D. 0., April

IS,

1867.

Offloe of Internal Revenue:—Havlug received satiafikctory evidence that the proceeds of the enterprise conducted by the "Waahlngtun Library Company" will be devoted to oharitablo uses, permission is hereby granted to said Company to conduct snch enterprise exempt from all charge, whether from special tax or other dcty.

B. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.

TllK WASHINGTON LIBRARY €01PANf,

In order that the benevolent object set forth in this cirenlar may be successfully aucomdlishod have issued five series of,

FINB 8TKKL-PL ATX BNORAVINOS, whioh are put on subtcriptlon at pritos mnch below their retail value. OB&TiriCATBJ OV STOCK IN TUX WASH

INGTON LIBRARY COMPANY

will be issued, stamped with the Seal of the Oompany, and sigued by tbe Secretary, (Nouo others genuine.)

Any person sendiug ns ONB DOLLAR, or pay lug the same to our local Agenta, will receive immediately fine Steel Plate Kngiavlng, at ohoice from the following list, and One Oortlgcate of Stock, insuring

One Present in published scheduly. ONB DOLLAB BNOBAVINUS. No. 1—"My Ohildl My Child I" No. 2—"They are Saved I They're Saved I" No. 3—"Old Seven ty six or, the Barly Days of the Uovolntion.'

Any person paying TWO DALLARS will receive either of tht following flneSteul Plates, at choice, and two Certificates of 8tock, thus becoming entitled to Two Peesents.

TWO DOLLAB BNOBAVINQS. No 1—"Washington's Courtship." No. Waghington's Last Interview with his Mother."

THBEB DOLLAB ENGBANINGS. Any person paying THBBB DOLLARS will iecoive the beautiful Steel Plate of

HJME FROM THE WAK,"

and Thrle Cetlflcanes, beoomlninglntl tied to Three Presents, FOUR DOLLAB BNGBAVING3.

Any person paying FOUB DOLLARS shall re coive the large and beautiful Steel Plate of THB PERILS OF OUR F0BEFATHKBS," and Four-Certificates of Stock, entitling ihem to Fonr Presents.

FIVE DOLLAB KNGBAVING3. Any person who pays FIVE DOLLARS nil*' 1 receive the large and splendid Steel Plato of "THE MARRIAGE OF POCAHONTAS," and Five Certificates of Stook, entitling them to Five Presents.

The Engravings and Certificates will be delivered to each subscribers at our Looal Agencios, or sent by mail, post-paid, or express, as may be ordered.

WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY WILL AWABn

Three Hnndied Thousand Dollar

IN PRESENTS

tho Shareholders,

On Wednesday, 8th of Jan. next At PHILADELPHIA, ,PA„ OS AT Till llfmiUTK, BIVHB81DK,

SCHEDULE OF PRESENTS.

1 Gash Present ....,$40,000. 1 Cash Present 20.600 1 Cash Present 10,00€ 1 Cash Present 5,000 2 Cash Presents of 92,500 each 6,00C 1 Handsome Country Residence, Stables,

Gronnds, fec., Gorman town, Philad'a... 18,000 1 Donble Residence, 3 story brick, Camden, N 1 Coal Depot, Offloe, Sheds, Ground, with business esfabliahed, No.1314 Washington Avenye, Philadelphia.1 Country Bosidenee, Riverside, N. J., with Ground, Fruits, Acc. 1 Three-story Cottage, Lot, Ac 85 Valuable Building Lots, Riverside 3300 1 Elegant Turnout Family Carriugo,

15,000

Span of Horses, Harness, Ac., complete 6,000 10 Valuable bnilding lots, Riverside, $300

1 Beautiful Silver-gray Horse, 16}j hands high, sirod by tho celebrated imported Arabian Horse "Caliph also, a light

Road Wagon, weight 140J pounds, with jt of superior Single Harness, Ac., making a flrst-olass establishment

1,000 16,000

10,000 3,000 6,000 760 600 1,600 8,750

S Camel's Hair Shawls, $1,000 2 Camel's Hair Shawls, $3,000 each 3 Handsoue Lace Shawls, $260 each 10 Cashmere Shawls, ISO each 20 Silk Dress Prtterns, $76 each 60 City Building Lota, $176 eaoh

The remainder will consist of SU ferware, Musical Boxes, Opera Glajses, Pooket Bibles, and different articles of ornament and nse, amounting to

Send orders tons by mall, encloaing frotu $1 to $20, either by Post Offloe orders or in a registered letter, at onr risk. Larger amounts should be sent by draft or express. 10 sharoa with Engravings $9,50 85 shares with Engravings 23,60 60 shares with Engravings 46,60 75 shares wilh Engravings 69,00 100 shares with Engravings 90,00 Local AGENTS WANTED throughout the United

States.

The Association have appointed as Receivers, Messrs. GEORGE A. COOKE A CO., whose well known integrity and business expcrleuco will be a sufficientguarantes that tbe money applied to tbe purpose stated. 1'aiLADiKpniA, Pa., May 20,1867. To the 0(Beers and Members of the Washington

Library Co., N. S. BEAD, Secretary Gentlemen -—On receipt of yonr favcr of the lfithinst, notifjiag na of onr appointment as Receivers for yoip Oompany, we tool tho liberty to submit a copy of yonr Charter, with a plan oi your enterprise, to the highest legal authority of tbeState,and having received his favorable opin ion in regard to its legality, and sympathizing with the benevolent object of your Association* vis: the education and maintenance of the or pban children oi onr soldiers and sailors at the Riverside Institute, we have conolndod to accept tha trust, and ta nse oar beet efforts to promote so worthy aa object.

Bespectfully, yours, Ac., GEO. A. OOOKX A CO. Address all lettera to

CEO. A. COOKE A CO., BANKERS S3 South Third Street. Philadelphia, Pa Receivers for the Waahlngtou library Oo.

H. W. tFCOMiraiA,

104 Main Street,.

awitctei

Tbe Best Book of iftstTMtloff

FOR PIANO PUPILS

"MRDSOIPS NEW METHOD,

RIflh. «ke Prlidpal Teockoro,

tied by all

THB NVOKITT or No Book Can Exceed it ftp .tv\£

PRESENTS TO SUBSCKIBFRS.

IT EMBRACES ALL iTHAI IS NE|UXQ. Presenting in a Pleasing Style all Phases of Study and Practice:

TWENTY-riYE THOUBAND OOPIBS ABS.L sold every year,—a sals wiilch no similar 'book has ever reached. It 1s aMpUd alike to thr yawfcgasl and to the oldest to the beginner, for first lessons, and to the amatenf ror'gWferal praetioe

IUUI, iu .u» ia»sui, piniH |fi«uv rtf.

TUNING AND BEPAIBlNG of PIANOS and other Instruments will be promptly attended to. OLD PIANOS will be token la tnade fot NEW ONES. anlOSdwtt J. G. LIKPKMAHMi

L. KISSNER'S PALACE OP. Umi

No. 48i Ohio Street,! |l£

Tgenerating

2,000

Total $300,009 All the properties given clear of incumbrance

HOW TO OBTAIN SHAKES ARD

Ag«ntTflrre-Hftute.

XO'f

OPPOSITE THE COURTHOUSE,

TKRHK-HAUTE. IND.

l' fit- '.fi Tjjjil

This being the largest and moet elegaat Music Establlshme«t,t

Buyers iti want of fine ST ""ISW

i^A'N OS

DIELOBEOSS,

O A N S

And Bmallor Musical Iustrumehts, and Murieal Merchandise of every descriptlont. Sheet Musio and Instruction Books, should not fail to visit the tot

PALACE OF MUSIO.

•"All kinds of Musical Instruments repaired In the most approved manner. d&w .-

DRYCOODS.

"Boston Store." Mh

LADIES' UKDEBWEAR, CEHirS I'NDiiKWEAR, MISSES' UNDERWEAR,

BOYS' UNDERWEAR,

LADIES' VEST£

High Neck and Long Sleoves.

A I E S E S S

Low Neck and Short SleeVe's.

LADIES' DRAWERS,

(All numbers,)

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

Gents Mix'd Merino Draw'rs Boys'Merino Shirts, all No's,

HISSES' MERINO VESTS, high n'ek shortslVs.

MISSES'

VESTS,

MKKI\0

Low Neck and Short Sleeves.

:-V ALL SIZES

15,000

10,000 6,000 S,000

3,000

6,000

26 Pianos, 9SOO each 10,000 20 Mclodeons, $226 each 4,600 ....

1 0

6 Rosewood Sewing Machines, $200 nach 10 Family Sewing Machines, $100 eai.b .... 60 Fine Gold Watches, $200 each 100 Oil Paintings, by leading Artists—ag-fc gregate value

A-t I860 Prices SA.\T0\ & WA1MSEY,'

McClure's Combination

BOILER&FURNACE

Promises to be the Most Economical, Safest and Cheapest Boiler and Furnace in the World

HE BOILER AND FOBNAOK IS GOTTEH up upon the plain common sense prinslple of steam. It is much safer than the ordinary Boiler, being smaller, and oan be added to, or diminished, by the number of series. The irregular expansion subject to Bolters, is obviated, there being no flues in them to resist the expansion yf the shell. They are

Readily Grot At

for cleaning and repairing, and the expense of making new, is less than any other known. Xhey are a saving of at least one-half of the fhel.— Tho application of heat to them la to direct the attack on ail theseries but the first one on thv side above any collection of sediment In tha bottom, besides completely wrappiag the boilers with the flame. There is between each of the Boilers

An Adjustable Aparatoa, foT the purpoee 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 point of elevation between the boilers thfse plp^s are perforated with holes. The flues under them are carved almost the shape ef the Boilers, with reo"ss»s or cavities under eaoh Boiler to releive tbe ashes which can be oleaned ont at the little side doors. The current of wat»r in each Bollrr Is Independent of the other, being oaly connected bythe mud drum, at the end of the Boi*ers and goose- neok pipe, as shown by tha dot' ted lines in the engraving.

They can be seen In operation at Mr. George F. Ellis' Woolen Factory, Terre Hante, lad. For particulars, aldress, or see

McCLURE & ELLIS.

octldwSm

DOMAIN

PLOW WOBKS.«

Eaton, Preble Canaty, Ohio,

The Empire Qaeen of

the West.

This Standard Plow haa never been axoelled, and tor general purpose never willbe. In Ite construction we are working a perfectly hoasogenions Oast Steel that will ontpoliahand oqt live any other Wrough Plow made. It throws a wide, olean, andsraoefnl furrow, aad in dranwht ia tbe Uirhteet Plow on record, farmers wi 11 do well ta examine this Plow at

John Scott Sdn's Warehouse,

Xenre-JHauta, IXdlaaa.

Before purokaaing elsewhere. loir Interest we desire to promota, awl what we Bay is true. novlMwly MoGVUM, OAMPBILI. OO

be Draws at Csrlsglsa,K)r.~

Pl088 If,

prise of

20.000 8.000

prise of

pr^feoeri

^LXV^'lHTsbN'^So^^llshert, prises of ington St., Boston 0. H. DITSQjTa CO.j ^roadway, New York. n7dwtch

3. O. LINDEMANN.

DKALXB w' nl fli 85fWV 00:

JPIA2VO&, 9I£L0D£0$S

^:»OBGANS, Violins, Gu'tars, Flutes, and all klnda of Mualoa Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash Street,

TERBE HAUTE, INDIANA.

prtesa of$300

Viae of

^-000 O.

280 200

prises of

165

7.00C

Tatocan TICKITB are sold at all nokat*8 Offices in the Senth and West. Ask for Ticketa.n

Via

Cinoinnati

prisos of

150

Priass of

220,

ifaeadf

-v

Prises of priaasof

18 ^1

rtaes of

1.000

Prizes amonntlnf to

100

^rlaesof

^30.650. ^riiea.

32*000 Numbers wad 788

oat Tickets $19, Haircs 4**rlert

'Jt

The above ttiosnriciw* ^BntotrXimw

At"Will

be drawn in Public, In Coviawraa.^YAju

Kt.J SwoaMjOoMxissioiiEas at oai o'clock^. M., skt ths corner of Focsth kKD 8COTT STaaata,

ThejKtntaUKy BIMe l.ulfitssara-no Qlft E»t*r. piises, but responsible Money Lottertas, that have-

Ks.fsMSXtp.yt'Sis.'cSiaaT

8taU, andbonds ar«given ftr the payment of all priaee. TMUr^wiaga are pablished in ths Me^rn lock Herald and the Cincinnati Commereial.

The above eoheme wil^be drawn the middle aad iasiof each month daring 1867and 1888. ^"Circulars of Lotteries drawing daily seat aa» ag application te the Managers.

M(J^eaa all orders for tickets to __„iaaj3

MURRAY, EDDY* CO.,

OOraOTOH, KX. a

Agents Wanted

iu39dlwr

OOTS AND SJBtOKS. L. A. TV R, E W

Is MtM

is A Shoes Very

To slose out his larare stook ef Idtfi

Boots Shorn and Gaiten^

Tot make room for Spring stook. Ton will savii *a

'Wo. S

IN THIS ST'ATE

libbhciiid*

Mode,

Particnlar Attention Is givaa to

CUSTOM WOBK«l

This Department In the hands of iKILLna.1*4*

iVOKKXlKKs t»in-i. ., tot !..( .,-rniS

QLD RELIABLE LITTLE MIAMI RAILSOAtt?

VIA OOLUITB1T8, [qr

Elhortdst & Quickest Hoat^

From CINOIHNATr to all the

EASTERN OITXBM

TOWKB, TILLAGES and JXATION».

The LITTLE MIAMI iTtbe ONLT Llae rnnais^'^ Lightning Express Trains from Gincianati to tka East. It being the SHoaTUT Line, Oonaectieaa are'eertain, and Pasaengars have aisriB Mmatal 'ijvtii fl«r TIM« VMM CUTODMATl Boston iu 3i hours Baltimore in 29 houre Ifew York in Si hours Washington Olty Buffalo ia Hbonrs Cleveland in 9 boars.

Three Dally Eastern tralfla.^

V. M. Lightning ExpreasT

7 A. X. Lightning Expjruae. 9:30 A. M. Light E re 8 Jfodern Sleeping Oars by Might IVaihs,

Salootj Cars by Day Traiaa. day lflgkt KM.

The 8 P. M. Train leaves Bta of StUiiHIay Nlgt BAGGAGE CHECKED THBOUOHl,

and Columbua. A

WM. L. O'BBXEN, Oen'l Ticket Agent.

T. J. SHERLOCK, Oon'l Ageat, OliudiMti. dtf

RIE RAILWAY!

«(RiU

IRKAT BR9AA fiCA«K—UOCBU T8A0& B0IIP j.lrv

NEW l?ORK,"« BOSTON, And NEW

England Cities.

THIS BAILWAY KXTKND6 TBOM

Dunkirk to New York

460

Miles,

Buffalo to New York 423 Miles, Salaittamea 4b 'New York 416 MiUs an is raoH to az MIDlKS tbe SH0BTKST K0UIK

All Tralna run directly through to New f«t, tar 460 HKL£S without change of Ooaohea.

if rom nd after August 20th, 1806, Trains will leave in connection with all 'Western linee, as followa: From Dunkirk and Salinaaoa—

By Mew York time irom ColoaDepota: -i 7.30 A. X. Kxpresa Mall, from Dunkirk, (Subdays eieepted). Stops at Balamaada lO.Ow"

A. M. and oonnests ft UornelUville and Oorning with the 8.00 A. III. Bzpreak faom Buffalo,' and arrives in Maw York at 7.00 P. M. 8,35 V. 91. Lightning Expreaa, from Sala manca(8uhd»ys eioepuni). stop at HbrnellviOW 6.25 P. 1L, and oonuecte at IlornellsvUle and.

Corning with the 2.20 A. M. Kxpress MaUJIrea* Buffalo, and arrives in Mew York at 7.UO iu M. 4.19 P. H, N. Y, Right Exprees,

from

Dun-'

kirk (Sundays excepted), hcops at Salaaaaai 6.66 P. M. Olean 7.36 P, M. (Snp). Turner's 9.66 A* M., (Bkft). and arrive in New York' at 12.30 P. 11., connecting with Aftaraorn Trains for BostoD and New England Oitiea. 9.50 f*. St. Cineianati Expreaa, ftaia

Dunkirk, (Sundays excepted), dtops at Salamanca 11.66 I'. M., and connects at Hernailaville with the 11.20 P. M. Train from Bnflaio.. arriving In New York 3.26 P. U.'

From Bnfliklo—By Mew' York Time from Depbt car. Sxchange and Michigan Streets 5.49 A.. H. Mew Tor It Day Expreaa, (Sundays excepted). Stops at HMaeUavlile 0.03 A.,M,r iRWt) Susquehanna 2^7 P. M.t (Dine) TrihiepB 7.66 P. M. ConaeotS a*

Sreat Bend wth Delaware, Lackawaaa A Waht an Ballroatl, and at Jersey Olty with Kidalgfeir KxpVMS IraiB of Mew Jersey Bsliruaa Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. S.OO A. H. Express Hail, via Avaa aad

UocneUsviUe .(Auiutaya excapted). Arrivaa in New York at 7.00 A. If. Connects at Stair* with tbeN orthern Uentral Hallway for Harriaburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and other pbfntaSontb. 3,20 P. M. Lightning Expreaa. (Baadays excepted), tftops at UornellsvUle $.2 (Sup.), and arrivaa in Mew York 7.00 A. M.~

Oonnecte at Jerset Olty with Horning Kxptass

Train

of Mew Jersey Bailroad for BaltisMre •nd Washington, and at Mew York with Horning Xxpreaa Tsaln for Boston aad Mew Sngland Oi(ies. 6.10 P. New Terk Xiiht Ea'aawa.

with the"(.16 P. H. Tna arrives in New York at

DAliiY. Stops at Portage 8.66 r. K.a (Sup.), Intersecting from Dunkirk,. aad 12.30 P. M. 11.30 P. Gtaeimnatl Expreaa, (tea* days exoepted). Stops at Suspuehanaa T.80

A. M., (Bkft.) Turner's 1.12 P, M.. (Dtas^ and arrlvea in Hew York at 3.16 P. M. 0onnects at Great Bend with Delaware, LsoktWanna A Western Sailxoad for Sorantaa, Tiaaton and Philadelphia, and at Mew York with Afternooon Trains- and gteamers for sal an and New Sngland Cities. Only one Train East on Sunday, leaving laffclo at 6.10 P. M., and reaoblng Maw York at 11.M afternoon.

BoetOti and New Kagland Paaaeagers, with Baggage, are transferred

Gen'l Sap't.

York. The best Ventilated and most Lumriaaa Sleeping Coaches WIN THE WORLD'S* aooompanylng all nlght trains on this railway.

Baggage Cheeked Through! And Fare as low as by any other B**U ASK FOK TICKETS VIA KHIK &AU.WAI. Whloh san be obtained *t all Prineipal Tiakat flees in the West ^nd South-west. H. RIDDLE," WM. B, BABB,

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UNION

Oen'l Pasa. Agaa*

1NSUKANCB OO., OF INDIANAPOLIS.

Capital, #407,C05 7*. Taa LaADias Fiaa lasoaAKoa CoxrajiT Of Ibd., A Stock Company ownrd and controlled by the leading business mm in tha Slate.

The follow! area part of the Stockholders, who are residents of Terre Hante, and to whom we woald refer thoee wanting sound and rail able insurance at fair rates.

Preston Hnesey, Prss't National State Bask. J. B. Cuaalngham, Druggist. L. O. Warren's II sirs.

HAViJJS A OO^. Agents,

33dtf Offloe over Donnelley's Drag Stors.

WM. B. MANNING, ,.n

Tf (Mil, SiaS AMD OUAJUMtAl.

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One door *ast of tbe Star Grocery, TERRS HAUTK, WD. Plain and Decorative Paper Hai ging, Vuojr aad

Plain Sign Painting. Ceilings and Walla Palate* aad CalcMaiM* Fnmo CUM, Pianos and Matiual Wood Polished in the highe*t stylo of tbe Art. OUdlng on Glass and Javanaed Tin, In. all Stylw,

It will le to the Interest of those who wish ta haw iervMeeble work done, to oall on va. Information in baying dad mixing oelors, will he krgjshed to persons ran oi snA«e*. irtllt