Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 November 1867 — Page 2

DAILY EXPRESS

TKRKK HAUTK, 1NU.

Tuesday Morning,

tailed «t the saloons 6f that city. That will do pretty well for a Yankee town of

that size. |j,M A*! THE Boston Advertiser recommends the

press to keep a standing head of "Boiler Explosion," so as to facilitate the work of rushing through the accounts of such dis-

asters.

THE late Democratic successes seem to have placed the editor of the National Intelligencer utterly beside himself. Ha is bursting with bile, bitterness and be

som.

Ir the popular will is to be obeyed, and if tho lato elections are an indorsement of Mr. Johnson, how can tho Democracy avoid nominating him for the Presidency in 1868 "Will it not be too great a risk

to nominato any one else?

HON. BAYLESS W. HAKNA is talked of by his Democratic friends as the proper man to represent Vigo county in the State Senate during tho next term. It matters but little who tho opposition run tho Republicans will elect "their candi

date by a handsome majority.

THE NOW York World is the ablest arid most influential Democratic newspaper in the United States. It denounces Pendle ton's scheme for. repudiation as an outrago. upon the National credit. There is no uniformity of sentiment betw.een the Eastern and'Wcstern Democratic'journals

on this subject.

THE Democratic papers continue their

howl about high taxation. In doing so they kilt publish their own shame. The rebellion was of .Democratic origin waB organized by a Democratic Cabinet^ and acquiesced in by the Democratic

leaders of tho country, and as one result of this Democratic treachery and treason tho people are now burdened with the taxation about which the Journal and other Democratic papers complain .•

THE Italian controversy i3 trian gular Tho parties are the people, tho Pope, and tho Italian Government. The Govern ment is involved in the agreement of Sep tomber, to maintain the Pope in his pros ent position. The people demand the unity of Italy and tho establishment the Capital at Rome, the ancient seat of Empire. The Pope insists, and France aids him, in holding on to tho supreme control of Rome and a few small provin ces that are attached to the Vatican, is evident, trom the spirit of the people that a state of war in spirit, if not in fact' will subsist between the Emperor France and the people of Italy until the Roman theocracy is suppressed.

TflE .JcuriiuJ-propriotors have no notion of selling out and investing their means in "gold bearing bonds," They say that kind of an investment does not pay woll as tho printing business. All the Journal can do in this rcspect is to de nounce every farmer and mechanic who has investod a hundred dollars in Gov ernment securities, as bolonging to the "privileged class," and as boing a "bond ed aristocrat.1'' They (tho farmer and mechanic) might, with the samo proprie ty, on tho contrary, donounce the propri etors of the Journal as being "typographical aristocrats," or as belonging to the "editorial aristocracy," Thore is just a3 much reason in ono as there is in the other.

IF thore has been anything in relation to which Mr. Johnson has been strenuous in his declarations since ho entered upon tho duty of President, it was in relation to his.steadfast determination not to be a candidate for tho Presidential chair in 1868. He was fond of representing him. self as sated with honor. Ho had known

every onjoymcnt which a veteran officeholder could feel. Ho had been an alder man, Common Councilman, member of Congress, Vice President, and President. What more could a man of modorato desires, such as A. J., require? No! hehad been so long in high positon that he wanted to come down. Ho was not prepared to suffer again in office, and expected that tho people would favor him so much as to let him off. But it is to be feared that Mr. Johnson was in this quite as insincere as he has been in almost everything else that ho has said sinco he has occupied the Executive chair. It is evident that he is anxious once more to solicit the sweet voices of tho dear people. The article in the National Intelligencer, which set out to instruct the Democratic party as to its duty in regard to the next Presidential nomination, is suggestive of an alarm lest the claims of Mr. Johnson as a Democratic candidate may not bo overlooked.—— Don't be in a hurry scroams the Intelligencer. Don't go and elect your delegates now. Wait and soo if you will not be afforded a better candidate than any that has yet been named and after you know Who 4#, then elect your delegates, so that they may be chosen to nominate him.— This will scarcely pass as disinterested advico. Tho earnestnes with which it has been givon to an organization to which Mr. Johnson has all along insisted he owed no allegiango is ludicrous, and we thould supposo that tho leading journals of tho Democratic organization Would, disclaim tho right of tho President or his organ to dictato to them.

19,1881

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THE fOBRA CAP1 SUA

THE managers of the National "Wash ington Monument at tho city of Washing ton are about to renew tho effort to raise funds to finish the unfortunato structure which is within their caro. They pro poso to memorialize Congress, but they cannot oxpect much from that source Appoals to tho people to subscribe will not load to success, because while Wash ington and Lincoln monuments, proje^ecl in all parts of tho Union, are unfinished it would seem to bo a sarcasm upon our own neglect to pass over our duty to our selves, in order to do something to boauti' fy tho City of Washington.

IKA lAri tana.

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I detect juat a tinge of CoTifa tapsua.

And I think mother Eve looked exirfly lft* tM» When she pteyad.such a prank upon nxorloos

I've a clonic S&hfk And never eat apples in an^r style, Madam.

Beautifnl-yiril & s& 'j & Mid the broidered lagoons of her rob*'^

muslin

She prdtefe Sri tffat Noddy," ihandsoraS: JWUf goose, Of Don Trombonnetti

».lTin9 on tha

Y6ur name in my lone Mart Is saorstf forever.

Ahjriwrjt'fcm.-chill, fcrtatjtofW.tpsjt p£l Bylhe Cobra, wh'on languishing with fsadsrsr matters— Ah! I

BOO

that my socket ilgneSSefl-«Tery bit—

For sho's nibbling her lip, and her fkn h—Ib

Beautiful—yes! but I shall net mconmb,

She'd crumplo it, too, like the innocent fan I

Walfctfr^HoirHe Travels

Weston, the

Ills Appearance on the Road. Ih&Bjaffalo Ccart#r.] Your readers .will doubtlogs be interested to learn how Weston appear* «t route, birtr.. the accompanying party. The equiO(B tbat draw this can by no means go the gait of the human to whose necessities they ministor, and they have been dhitoged a number of times since Weston left Portland. The change is effectpd, I un derstand, not by hiring fresh horses, but by "swapping," in which operation iri»jl$i$ethos0~tray«litiftin stick a hurried tnanner as this party are apt to be decidedly chiseled, and the animali I saw to eight bear nie out in the idea. If an even "swap" is made at each change of horses, the 'mind is unable to conceive what ihadfter of beasts will dr*w Wertoa'i luggage into his Mecca at Chicago.

iSietl IO iUJMii uww ty mwvu •oite,. A two horse wagon. travels:with lit#to~ftlti^»rlTbi«' liiggage aiid that of

This team is the only one which be longs to the party proper, but there are always volunteer additions, of light-seen or reporters, in carriages of various descriptions, besides which £. number of men and boys, led by vagrant curiosity, aocompany him from place tp place, so that he is seldom unattended by a considerable cavalcade, which rebuts the idea that he can steal irride now and then. In fact, it fans fallen to the lot of few men to be

rigorously watched. If he achieves his task,he does it tionestly. But this cavalcade is not allowed to ims pede the progress of the pedestrian.'

Weston is morbidly sensitive of being approached closely whilo(v^k]kjng, probably fearful that some ono,-with pecuniary interest in tho result drUiS undertaking will tread on his feet and disable him. He walks ,in a, clear space of some ten foot in diameter, preceded and followed by & person -pboso duty it is to see that the charmed "circle is not intruded upon. He^parajupon the road a clo£e-fltting,knit jacket-, tight pants, broad«.soled, laced shoes, a jaunty whito hat, and carries a light whip in his left hand. He is a thin, but muscular, man, wift a clean shaven face, and altogether a pjQjisaqte^)rggsion of countenanco. His age Is said to be twenty»soven. In movement he is lithe and activo as a panthor. Your corres pondc-nl thought he would .travel on foot with him for a awhile, to try tho gait, aud JeftJus friendly vehicte to fppt it a liti^wilTOconfesses* with*, head Abated, that Ire soon tired of the experiment. If you have ever seen-a .healthy-and hungry man 'gbitig fbr His ^flnnef,-when he was a little behind time, you can imagine how Weaton-Jtrayiiled, though ho. had-sustained "tho paco for two woeks,

As the village of Batavia drew nearer lh,o„cr£wd grow in numbers, and when the town was fairly- reached, It seamed as though nil its inhabitants had turned out ta wolcome Weston. The people were curious, of course, and disposed to crowd on the pedestrian, but they were kept from treading upon him by the Tig» orous efforts of his attendants, Aqd the Eagle Hotel was reached, In safety, a few minutes after 9 o'clock.

A largo Jbonfire Had' been made at the cornor by tho hotel, amd Its hall and piazza wero .orowded^ with sightseers.— But a lane Wfts speedily made through this mass of humanity,and Weston passed, likdr'fi flash through the hrtll Intd an upstairs room. The crowd surged after him, but the Sheriff of tho .county, with a posse of assistants, hold the foot of the stairs, and the reposo of the pedestrian was se* curfcdj. ,,W£STOa AT BIST.

A few, however, your correspondent among tho number, were permitted to see Weston resting. His first aetion on entering the room was natural, considering the circumstances. Ho took a comfortsble'pcsition on bn lnvitingjofa and had his shoes taken off. These at oace became an object of curiosity to those in the room. Weston, by the way, according te his custom, had changed bis drees before entering the village, and appeared in a doable breasted frock* coat and ruffed shirt. Beclining on his sofa, I had, for the first time, a fair look at him. To me he appeared timLaut, did not, notice this in his gait on the road, but his face had that care-worn expression which loss of sleep or great fatigue produces. He was cheerful, however, and -replied, with unfailing good-humor, td the numerous questions that were put to him.

There were several ladies in the room, and to .them he was especially attentive,

eviJen£irtgl'the

gallant in every express

ion. I write of him as if describing the appearance of & criminal just before execution, but this is partly justified by the funeral aspect dr'tne room in which he was. The ordinary tooe of conversation was alow whisper, andWeston was gaped upon, as ho lay oh his' Sofa, like one in the last stages of dissolution.

WJBTON AZ-MhSCJUL

After the he?o of the occasion had entertained the spectators for fifteen or twenty rnin^te§,.tho room was cleared, and supper was shortly announced. Tour correspondent witnessed the performanoe of tbe pedestrian with a -knife and fork, and felt that it was almost worth While to go through his exercise for the s&ke of such an appotit& He devoured rare beef, chicken, and other appurtenances of a good meal, as if he were the embodiment ,'of famine. His trainer gaatd upon him with pride as he ate, and others regarded him with en»y,XL&ok out for jaur provisions 'he reaches "Buffalo, jfgn that tflke little walks of tweHrc hundred miles need sustenance.

uted to these tribe*. of huge bales of B6uakfjHj shawu, sacks of 'oap

tobacco, knives, ^ying-fmns,

flute

And then with a smU'j ^jtliat's as areh M—ths duce, Quotes pert panegyrics on somebody'* foot-1 ««DOA* zmfihtifi::. She'll sing yoira hymn, or tell you a lib, (Just one al those cynical, featherly trifles), And then, v,ith a smirk that. think rather fltfe,

Sigh after some monster that left with the Kifles. }., .' 3n,9diiU Ig in io vows I'm a miracle wafting with msa— (Ugh! I swallowed it all with a_groan an4 a cough), i.

tin

vUte

And the tight little boot taps a quica Vataplan In away most piratical, not to s*^ pusslla^.

For I know that most women are eo5iical,.wnen Their nightcRpsarAon'anrt their visitor* off! y.t "X "V Aye, tattle ahead and prattle away,

Bi»t7 'ih fccfuilchred thought I brood over anothor Wo parted, alas I about nine months to-day,

And wo novor must meet again—somehow of othar.'

They tell mo poor bird, it is painful to see Howyov'vojshanged^lflcsL «r rot«lBth» hot BifttrtBor wearaier-1-'' And oh, if I folt you were pining for me,

I'd how me a pat^thnt.would bring us tegstfcer.

Iiuyour solitude still, do yon sing the ojd songs O/ltie *'£ong Weary days fiRfhall it osassfor us never! But here in tho rack o( the sumptuous throngs

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Btetrtbntlng tbe Annaitlefl to Indiana. This was scene that bc^garf^p. tion. After the treaty with th» and Com»nches, over futtX-Ur^^nl iol lani worth of annuity good*

atipg,

Wise, liko a piece of wood. The male portion were gadding a^out in .the ring. Some were on "pohtes, Siccodtfea In all the pride of Indian dresB with red and buckskin leggings, perhaps a Navajoe shawl around the waist, bare shoujder^ and^^. boW4nd quiver of arrows

round the circle and parceled out tbe.ar I, whtf represeotdd fee tielbs to tho squaws, lodges.

At one time a general nish and a grab was made, and a seene of confusion ensued, until a chief restored order by exercising, his authority. Col. Iiearerf^rdi said he was present on two similar occasions, when knives were brandished and revolvers were fired. In nucfa casbs order can only be restored bv a powerful chief going among them ana using a club with« out mercy. So-tan-te worked like a bearer nearly all day, finding out ahd diouiiU ing every article to see if it held out. All worked like clock-work in his (department, as no person had thb'hardihood to incur bis displeasure. Not' haying discovered the sixty new revolvers which had been promised him, he immediately went to Mr. Taylor, who called tho Corns mission together to decide whether^tha arms should be given to the Kiowas.— The Commission, of

against'the finest of all the'great adver is I a i'!T-'.'jit—i 1 li.

Ancient Fine Arts.

To the Editor of the Njjjuf York Herald^*2 Respecting the relics of porcelain ware found in: the late" laneum, which have been forwarded the Society of Antiquities, whereof your correspondfent says the bottle resemDling Drake's Plantation Bitters waa ondoubt^ly plsi^«pw»g ths^nif by the 'agent of Dr. iJrake,' we desire to' ktate he is incorrect in every respect. If a bottle was found bearing our lettering, the language of Ihe Ancient JEtq^ia different, front thfe accepted'littfral that day- Ouff Agent hu

Plantation Bitters to Borne but tr to impose upon a lotiety Of in this way, seems Quit^.uMh^uaiuKwB do not appreciate tie jofcec- Ifw ironed essary for us to spend il^EtHjne while we are unaDle to supply .iniraefiana for these celebrated B.UteM^ft^ i?

MAOVoLfA delightfAi^ tort-' et artiele^uperior to Cologne-at half tho price. ., .[6-

Superb SatMerlptton Book.

AOEST*

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The

a'n(i

coffee, caddies

chain,

eombs and

®^h«r artir to fbrhish an Injsehold. The two tribes were sep•rat*ld, and in their midst were placed the 2ejO&i. This was the centfra&o! which the squaws, drease» mi wild beasts, that barely served to cover their dirty-looking, tattered garments, were ranged about in a circle, awaiting with greedy eyes the portion that would fall to their share. Children bteechcl^ths, hopped and ikipped .aboat afaiong the snarly dogs, who frequently got into a fight, drawing a crowd to the scene. .,, 'Amid the barking of the dogs, the yells' of the children, nna the confused murmur of a thousand voices, the noise would be at times almost deafening. Pappooses were *eo^ponflned muBwp^-^okjng cases, in wn!ch a pairj of twiSrlitef eyes and the top of the head, sprinkled with matted hair, was the only indication of the living specimen within. These baby cajtcs werc rolled aboat Mid stock up aid

Tcourse,

accedecLto,

the demand. -K 0i Kicking Bird had some trouble with hts band when it was discovered thatJtwo bags of coflee were rtissiiig attd could' not be accounted for. The squaws were boisterous, talked in an excited manner, and about a doeen Indiaas rushed up to the place (^distribution and appeared re&djr' for a flght, which would haver resultiea wero it not for the presence of the whiles and a few soldiers. Kicking Bird mildly remonstrated with his people, and quiet was restored. The horses wero then pack-

away

ponies.

A sack of coffee and flour would

pony, to be counterbalanced "QU {KQ side by a sack of sugaiF,rB: k^ttleand an axe. Above this would be piled blankets, bolts of calico, and mounted on the dromedary lboking hump, the s^^£$onl8 place two or three children, and leading the pony by the lariat, wouldftart for the lodge, with her husband, the "noblo red man," riding ahead on his pony, with his new r#l"oTver, and^hAps^ weaithgfthieli5or four hats, the brims of which rose in Successive terraces like a .Chinese pagoda. Tho ground where the distribution took place was soon cleared, and a straggling nerd of ponies,- Indians, avd xlogs, .w6r£r seen splashing acrosJ Hhir wfieiV" darkness closed the scenet

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J. ESTEY & CO., Brattleboro, Tt., The Original Inventors and Manufacturers. Combining autre perfections than any other in tbe

*ave

lt5 WashUkKAat Boatoa 417 Broemeat. IT Y. 38lie-7th et.-, Phila. llfi Bandolph St., Chicago.

You're Wnnt^l! Look Here!

Agent*. aad wanted everywhere, to sell the PATXXTJemaee, IHPSOTID INK BISIB-

VOIR,

(by which from one to two pagee can be written without replenishing with ink), ana our Fancy and Dry -Goods, etc. Oan «lear from |3 to. flC a dir. No oapital required. Price 10 cents, wisti «b advertisement'describing an artitle for sale in onr Hollar Pnwfcssliig Agsacy.Oirculars lent Paws. EASTMABf HKSVAJB3&,'UUt UOMW Street, Bssteii,

WiiNTiaMS

AOKHTV-Ooe chanoel»each

town, worthy the attention of- an -active bnsin'eSs nan, to take agency for the sale of BIADSTEICT'S BVBBBBthe

MOPLDISO

AXD

ASD OTHSBS.—THB SBArTON PAINT COMPANY are now manufacturing the Beet, Cheapest and most Durable Paint in use

QOltl uroll QBj lilliy Tith Oil, will last 10 or 15 years it of a light brown or beautiful chocolate color, and can be :to gtoit, lead, stoae.plive, drab«i .the.'taBte ots the MOiiitnrl It.

Fousea, Batus, fences. Agricultural Implements, Carriage and Oar-makers. Pails and Woeden wara

Boats, Ships, Shipa',-bottoms, rioor Oil Cloths, (one Manufacturer having «sed 5000 bbli. the •past year,), and as a paint tor any pupoea is uiv sarpissed for body, durability, elasticity, tM adhesiveoe S. Price 96 per bbl., of300 lbs, whMi will supply a farmer for years to come. Warranted in all cases aa abdve. Send for a circular, which gives full particulars. None genuine un^ less branded in a trade tnark, Graftoa Klnetal Paint. Address DANIEL BIDWELL, Proprietor, MSPearl Street, New York. Agents Wante

"ISCISSOUBI LANDS.—16,000 acres choice farm1JX ing and ^Timber lanfe, in S'tfth1 Westorn Missouri, at Sl,2fi per acra (cas) In U.ts to sy.ti Title perfect. Wm. HICK-'»K. JB., 30 BroaU

O'XS.<p></p>Large

iGirtM

-jicuviA ,.m :feeiebwni |«w •rrfjoit ail i*fcu,8 ac

nerrimae* vO" n4s&itaaam

«hico, Sprague, and all the Best Brands-Q caieaATa Prints at 12} cts!

0 French Kerb

12} 3 iiv:

L-J DOS,

Double Width

English Merinos, 40cta per yd.

Shawls, CloakliigS

CJloali«si h&aci'Jnetp!?:". 1 -*s»q

PURS! FURS! |n mnk, Fitch, Water-Mink, Siberian SqiiiWSi, &c. T^'Tcl BSHT«A'? Ladies will find the Gxeat SeneatufiiAJfe the hour in .. :r. it/il

Embroideries and Lace €Qll^rs

at Prices that everybody caij.^a^or^^p^ a an in

Bleached Muslins o"ne"yard^fl3o at 12J cents, worth 16f cts. Cotton and Wool Flannels reduced in Price.

Bed Blankets at $5,(J0 per'p'air^aSd'^wards.

d&w

,98j

Weekly

depst in

^THJ I!flrA^ LIJAMEW, a relief, ever ready ae a killer of Pain, teen inwardly, or ouiwardly applied, has no qual. For the relief and care of Rheumatic and Neuralgic Affections, Sprains, Bruises,Ac., it is unequalled. It Is alio most efflcacllius, taken ibwardly, in the ettire or CfeOleTa, CraHpe ana pains in thes«eiMNh« INavrboea, llysweatery, Oholcra Moth us, Cheiera Utfitalum, Ac., and is witudut 6xc6p(ibn tbe most *ondeEfUI Panacea tiio No FAMILY Siiould be without it. Kvery TBAVBLEA by land or sea should Bare abojtUet -MIHKB9tand .PABMII.Jt3 residihg at a (fUtanoefrom chystciaus should keep it oonstantly on hand. In case of accidents, and Sudden attacks ef Stomach Cemplaents, its value cfonnot be estimated. Inquire for Major LA5lE*B INDIAN LIXIMEM. aad take no other,

Ristori

PBICK

(tO €tfl. per bottle. For sale at Wholesale and Betail by Oemas Barnes & Co., 21 Park Bow. N. V. Gale & Bobinson, 186 Greenwich St., N. Y.

and

4untersi£ne1 by J. T. LANK A CO., Proprietors 163 Broadway, N. Y. tend for Circular.

BCELEBBATKD ESTEY COTTAGE ORGANS.

WKATHXR

SratM, applied W the'sfdesj bottom, fop aad centre of doors and windows. The sale is beyond anything ef# offered before to ait s^ent, and from

circular.

'•j,

tMfddteah %aibade. agents'*

circuTaf. The flret wtio apply secure a bargain. 'BUT Terms for Moulding, cash. A CO., Boston, Maee.

J. B. BBAD8TB1

ifwatefsprtflUffW'1'ITittifi'is annifci

NEW

Dress.

vi:.

New York -~.r

COO OS.

DRV

'tils

rerempi

alo*7

.XC'T'17«

TIiqY

GENERAL DRYGOBDS

rzatimm ZA3ixiKoa

FOR CASH,yw .iMiis gcu^neb yiiaonvil 110 TO

ATTHB '1 V««,?' .#iwci hMiaXJ 9i.vn-.. .--m(ii-j-'-i VHM I

all colors,'90[c

Rper yd, worth fl,36

v-"

'!0h

Solid colored

r- 1

v, lf^

Twilled 1 PBrWs(nB for Walking Suits, 2.5cts per yard.

Alpaca Poplins"

50 & 65 cts per yd, ifiiiai! worth 65 & 75 cts .vrfyard wide

Black Alpacas, 85 QB cents per yi&d.

Empress Pop-

$1 to 75cts per y(L

Silk and Wool Flaid Poplins for Children, $1,20. -1 i'tt ry-ioi'Q 5?i S

36 Inch wide BlackSilks at $2,50

SOO

Plaid

^iu^

zctd

lins reduced from HtL'j"! tii sw !v?Jirn •fhrii Io JasNus

Rep Popnns

marked down from $1,25-to $1 per-'yd ,-57SW0li ,0D«iq

ione

inoxasttcmo./

iniarekSinL

fearfullv Sacrificed, only $1,50" p'eryfl.

deoalne'lrlsli Poplins at $2,50^-.

,\r

PATTERNS

rtV

.ii

Dress Goods, Silks and Mohairs,: qt- r&Pt cts per yd I Ask to see these patterns.

Large Display

-T.!!'f:-r-

All Wool Ingraifi CarpOW' rediW6d lb $1,00 per yard, hel-etrtfore cB&sp7at $1,25:-

W. S KYCE & CO.,

Main Street.

C. WLTT1G&CO.V

1 f-lOii

73 MAIN STREET

,m1

OPPOSITE MoKEEN'S BANK^

vr.lI

•, «"V jb^.-r^qxc*. *M :lc».v w- Tfiii /»il i! iay: sfi

'Ball^tln. tiwss.'

/i dii HOOTS

W« are Jml receiving a beautiful astortmeiat ot

Broche Shawls^'S'

(The teanty of the Bistori Shawl Is tbat it is better than any other Imported Shawl, in so mnch as It will not effect tba finest dress over which it is worn.) *1cl

Square Shawls^ Shoulder Sliawfs

In prises, style and quality we rival any. pther Honse in tlie country.

T@7

TAlU

.. ."iao.i cK -o"

r.'v''. Just Opened.:

9-4, 10-4, 11-4, 1S-4.

Prices in Blankets are so low as to insure to ersp^rV body a warm bed. 1!.:.

T-^I-nod hl

TVOVELTIES.-Nail H*d8^ Nsw Stylo Belt-Bnckiea, Setts in Steel and iTory, Shell Boxes, 4c. -.'n-!- jnot trittf^TAZU S rrnarf TOl

DOMESTIC DEPAK1HBN1-

Oar Stock of Prints conslSta oC the Best Brands, and when we say BKST, we mean it. In Muslins, Flannels, Jeans, Cassjmeres,, Ao., we have made additions this week.' •W Oome and eiamine onr 9ttt*kr fln"rpVl^s are Lew. .-r„^Y

O. WITTIG & CO'

Our 8tore ii next door to PaTlg^g

PLAUSSBN, BISHOW^X*^4 V/ ImporUeaapd- of VJ.-"•' NOMdNL .WJtt OL-ISA

FANOT GRbCifeJtEGg IMAM, TOBACCOS, TKAfl, e««*

and Cloak

ER!

Salts c^r-'o^ g^n^^mci^iis, and"

GIVE

»I ,7oZ .SHOY -wsZ

1/aemsT ori?

t- i'.i. iiu UXi W (Hut S& 8.U dm &d! Is lf. .:oO lo "J.n

/F ~Al«Ta.4B^e'.a8SortiiI%nt

*:H .7£nii#

•£l .07011

No^85 Main Street, up

m.u!

91 lin raoil anaWel 1o .iqj9!9t ai -naaS nrf.' gnts^P® »\d pi r' i-

I S E

,:.wo«3i ^UP STAIBS.}^^0

H8?'MM

IesawBOj.ssai.1 a aara» -MXtms 'tii: «." r-itd 0* Cliin», Qneensware,«tlassware^

irtnteriitl Tabtk ^Cdile^

*AIW STRteteT,'^

j^KJiWtlCII & F^LENlBliR ^MCpBTKBSjt .BKAIiKBS.

-:i«ef st'r .90a»q I:

EARliTHEtfWAKE,

147 Main. Street, .esa jTEBBE HAUTE, JNDsjt ^Wly,

ll oi nofianinneish a ses^qxe eted r,-—r^s-r"-*r- ".-f-f—'f

"hronie Diteata Ihp ttudu qff,hu^fa, an5

hae'S DnloU-wlde reputation, having bobn Ungf Idoated in St.' LdttihthGXi £tty ftuterOhrOlilc DfsSi* Pliysician.

Mnch of hia practice has been of a private oatire. Bf/philit, /3otwrrlMrGl6»tfjBl*!i^e,t*fy Vri :ry Di»casct,' SypHilie br 2tfefeunol Affections of (A-

jdy*1jd Mlhdj'ijitodocio&Woteliefl/dfcbtlHiYlttf potency, diazineBB.dimOfeH Qft»igt(t, Ideas, evil foreboaine, aversion to secioty, loss ol memory, weakness, ®o., no* oJt-those in any oo« csao, but «U .occur u» frequwy® in wious ^irAcSote'iiadd&nSta IkOipTOj" cliarg^saoa core^gaarwij office, free. 3}infftm..— j..— illKi^Van.lntSrvkiWi and nrtilciiiefj seene troir obs^^ation, sont-.by mail ..or express.,,.No Ah',, dTaticO^ObnWiies^ta taost cages.

AdtttrtSa BiKt 3098, Sf. Iiotf "19, Mo. Hoars—8 A., M. to 8 P. IL Offlcw .gsriwnmtli located at No.6l7 St.Charles Street,between SixtV apd Seventh,one square fionth of Lindoll Hotel, rstired spot in the centre of the city. •rr.

IOonsnltatio^*omifand't6omS for ttM tcaom

Tart^«0^hp?ti6^ ^,fr9vn «V»»rBOIje id ,i!mr3. ^9lilfid4ette£ Ti)eo*j

SatmentoT NetV^nkipriilary anc, Wi'r^delln^liting all t6eSaea»f5l

n^tionsi witt*-- rl?lJU8yflPt°in rldsts for %v,

'aprSdiiWly.

i&l

.UU'I

House Painting j$ii Graining BHOP^Qn^^h Stj.24 J)oor -N^t^ of Qenjtra

iptly tb

FOuwORtES.

"*v"

sad .nai 7si Ttehd soixjacr

•jsit

eati^f. 5. 41» and 4.0 -Ii,elght Depots,. il'. J.'' TKRBB-HAOTB. INDIA^^1'0^

8EATH, SMITH ft C0.» Propfs.

Jffahufacturerrf^ltStSaiBrtifeffies,S^lQlearing, ind Machinery of every description. AU klnds^.

OF LRON *NDIB^AS«OAITIN|S^ADFE WOR?4FXEFEFY-

'.Class of .repalHnfJprpmptlyirttendedito

T.!H.

lyiachine»Sh'dp,

I McElfresh,nengl^r&Co„ S.1®.cor. 9th i"iagle^s neaf"Passenger i6epot, -q?d: 'ff"

"tERUB riAUTK,rj»D.H^Te*:\H

Hanutoctnfers of Steam Bogltaes, Hfil Macttnew ry, Honse Fronts, Fire Fronts, and Oircnlar Saw Mills.

Special attention paid to the .mui facto re and repair of Brass Work,- Patent Offlft^-Modt-ls, Ac. .. We are also prepared, to cut .Tootbod or,Cog Gearings of- either Oast Iron, Wronght Irtiil 'trr Brass, in-ttie^qet perfect mann«r. ,.t

Bep%frJng,donepromptly,

ALL WOOL blankets

ill parties*connected "wffh this estaDlishment ngPractic4t nechariicsef several yea'tt eifperfflbce, wo feel safe in sayiDg that JWiXnua rendw fall satisfaction to our enstomers, both in polnl ofjworkmanship and pricei

The highest price iaid fpr all old,jicran -Iron defiTered at-: tfc "rhheni* Forfndfy "nWtr the Passongsr DKNOlBff* Wt angS4d$mwtf

T-70^"-08OULY

PREMIGM

'5 ?a- —ifil

owi -3oi

'1• .cm* Jo -eoaeseT*

—FOB— .S^IJLLIOAL

Family Sewing -Machines

11 :¥fas «milekdo!

thso *3 adl

WHEELfiB & WIIJSOUT, a* rk» STAM FAJR, BBtD A* TERM 'HAtJTJB

?R?da.id

I' THE

i''

f-pteeotrtNG COM niTTE^f4•

Dr. Ic3oNXKJJ,^raeiBber of the state Boffti ofgricultare ,Mr». D, \V1rjiJAEs015, •f State Attorrsy-ven'eral, and Sirs. CANAN*U*

#ct11

coopt

igipii

J* C&rner 3th antt Main-Streets.1 io85B«»JWTO fH 1 iwu IJilJ .n.!.n«nin n*ii«f.a $d} lo «TiJ6St)' .letrtiaaa ci .•#•• jii! 'uotiij

d* iitw eo Square, Paisley Shawls,

TO E ASrTRQ LO GY. 1867!

wMm

b9i ,'

tRY sGOODSi

PTIW'WISQ' .FLFL. !F RITFITOOIR'-(1

SHAWLS,

TT-'A^TIT-T or

81 91Sd

i.: tadsitq

-a.«SHAWLS, SHAWLS

,JsM3 -^tiirsa eo •taxtsdoi dooe Jmiau* jog oi ^ijaahiva apaioq*K

i^d^^WaslilngtOH Shawls,

Middlesex Shawls,

ed ii .wit Ladles liong^ »ict fli 0 Ladies Square, Misses Long, Mfisses S^are,

8.}J

Brociie Shawls^ *J!' .W£In-. Jjarge j&juoptvmi..

ai es

»riJ ^Bcena hsLivifo in* .hi.tajj (i civ iisw tioifiw sn-'"

1H SHEETINGS,

,JiCBle»ehed a^d, Unbleached,)tjw lo

At 40 Cents per Yard!

1 Case Hill's "Semper Idem," Bleached, I a

jM Twentjr Cents !fil

I Case Good 4-4'"Bleached" at 15 Cents!

htiitiitb-yllib sri-ri iioilfrtrip'. edJ gnifsdi antfvr '3 ibiarfitaO odt

toOOTOR WfflfTIEB,

DRIVE

#REAT

v-iipqo J«n nvob

iltgirtf Pi)

PYBI«di

gii ni ,unob 0'-

Double Fold English .Merinos

rfti'io osalaaTha O/is) blcow etis iedi bsi

lo iw

A.t

:'S5

Oents

JlJJJIIU y«j. won .BBS'

-AT-

Zf&miZLl RIPLEY & CO$

GfREAT WHOL^S4j,E & BETAIL

Haute,

A a a

lo bnaUI sd: lo

.aloiToX

•HATRGNA EEFINBD

j'j -ai «jjniid roVt a-j-laqa

a'll orders in tho MbbVe tfnslnMt^it'Cbnneetion ttli his

a $ ^[tonc6iitrat«a Liya^^- asn -soiV OflJ h9 ri»:ii ea.'i ,oi^H soi'sd I A* JH !3:?37f

2 cis. a 16. teSosefiir Hard Sof.

v. .j ,••{?.

HKMRTH. BEACH

ii»iBSSKATH. "intBbjrX^KkT^H^

*"...

jt.on oi heTieost

-^id) ai

)S ,0F SOFT SOAP

caf Make tij^lr Own Soap,

oaiJnsqjjj-

:acU

B. J. BX&HABD.

MC'SLr&ESH,

fflCs

PH4ESIX FOUNDRY

AiLL VARIETY 0F-6OAP.

Tif*. "f" .b—ji L" Easily Made sis a Cup of

Coffee.

tew

9i$d:

it 1

kaa v:iaa n«r

rtro* 0oi!3ij_do

fa »Jaew Conofthtr&teft 'tjye,- fof niltklnjj Soap, just discovered in

GREENLAND,

MR-THB

arid is comp6iSf rtanfl^

IMTOrders.spllcjtedjoi'bni oc.) The highest Oash Price Paid for Old Oopper, Brass, and Iron. augBdwtf i.T T.. i'

ii' :q inovi'.

»and,—

Bet«4ied by all Druggists and Grocer*

-to th« Waited

TAR TOTI'BBCTPBS WITH BACH BOX.

ii I have the

t'r

wife of Dr.

Oanan, of Parke county—all parties of the high-: est order of liit'-Iligenwand Sootai {Ssin(At,Whose opinion is worthy of consideration.

B. ^WtinOTTt Agent,

.asii^lfftHlF&,Kt?str6e"t

aii

wlirtttrtTa proiiii Ibi city and eodttitpfl' Omcc—1 streets, (orer Goodman's Clothing Store.) Residence Ha. 50 North Fourth Street. oc29dt

_il

Dealer* It wholesale la eases, each containing 48 boxes, at a. liberal iliconnt, of. the wholesale fcrocejrn.^nit Drngjlsts, In all thm towniand citUi of the tTnlted Statas,

°dLEFiFOEi) PEKBE^IOS,

dksfttU Areut,

raX8BXT|«l,

ii ?.i rr'- :rA

ilNSURANCE.

many new «nes as possible, la

Safe and Sellable Companies.

Insurance Company of

NORTH AMERICA,

years bjuti^esi) exp-riwice, jaisohaye

The lntemattonal Ins. Co. ot

isr JES TT O RK. Capital^' rfi—•• —"r-i- ^1,820,000 e79br.-***.*r»r'!

fiumberitten^^ InsBrance Co.,

Of Chicago^

Botb im^ISi &d 'Teitibf^ ftiiBpanles. I also have the

Universal Life Ionuswe {company,

greater induco"n efUtence. WlhBestielk-

Laaaranre Company will call at my OiBce, I will five them some information that will be of value •o them. M. J. WHEBLKK, Office up-stairs near corner of 4th aud Wabash street*. nSdtf

ASTROLOGY.

^iTwsiva-s

*-r-. :m

GOOD1IEW8 FOR ILL ?il ..At 1 *1,000 TO ANT

PERSON

WHO WILL EQUAL

MA^lMBTOPgJUlL TSTTBt

EBOIFKAAION.

TEE7NEYK^FAILIlfG

MAD-^-RJ.

AMB BAPHABL is the beat. She succeeds Vhen all ethors have failed. All who are in trouble—all who harS Been nnfortnnate—all whose fond hopes have besa disappointed, crnahed and blasted by false promises and deceit—all who haYebeiin ipjsled and trifle^ wjth—aU fly tabsr for aayice and satisfaction. All who are in donbt of the affections of those they IoYe.-consnlt her to reliereand satis Ir their

In Lore Affairs She Never Falls.»

She has tbe secret of winning the affeetions Of the epposm.sex.

I.9he

,ng?

Child's Long,

ahows joB Uwl(kwtssN««t.a

your fntnre wife or haband, or absent friend,— She guides the single ttf a' happy marriage, And makes the married happy. Her aid and advice has been Solicited in innumerable tnatanees, and the result has always been the means of secor-

Speedy and Happy Marriage* --cma

She \s, thenfbre, a *nrs. drpendenca. It Is well I known to Ihe public at large that she wastheflrst, and she is the only person in this country who can show, the likeness Iu reality, aud who can gire entiro Satl*ftethn on all the concerns ot life, which san bo,tested aud proved by thousands, both mar- id lied and single, who daily and eagerly visit her. ,MU,

To all in business her advice Is iuvalaaMe. She can foretell, with tire greatest eertatsty, there- lSalt pf all cosrosrcial aud basiness, tranaactions.

AAHQSG«T i.i

JOHM

fpNE GEjfliT. joggrssnar taftV/

W0£I Bsloif"1

vUunt'sr

BBAS,

aitcrno

r6f':'Ahimlsat®

ofiSQ|jii)TlW^, \ylien., mixed witU BETW^BJFAlf, OTodnces"the' dl lo ,- feEST-DETERSIVE nfTftE WOWiK

\ntstf\'.y\r SOAJ?

will mak6l75 lbs. good or

iWeqniValGntin irapeiior Hard Soap.

01^

ri Lottery numbers girt-n witlu at rxtri charge. .000 MADAME KAPUAKL is a bona Qde Aslrologist thattfreryonecarittepeud upon. She l« the greatest Astrotoglit of the nineteenth century. It 1s -m'I that we 1-kuownfact tbat makes illiterate pretentiers copy her advertisements and try to imitate her. it

Madam* Kaphas), ia the seventh daughter of th« r.itl aerenth dangMcr »bo was born with a nrtural gift sh^caif foretell your very thoughts. She also cu rest drqnkai.ness. ,if

All interviews strictly.private and confidential.

Therefore, come one, come all, to

111 Ricboni l)ct, Cental

Cincinnati, Ohio.

BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PEm

As a Female Physician her remedies never fail i#iio enre all female Irregularities, and to produoe' tbe roontMjr flow, without daoger or exposure.— ii Tliey can not injur', but, on the conlrarj, they improve the hralth. 'r

n*t

ui fcb. ttaJ

i.' J-. hT

htm

TBBMS.-^-Iiadiea, $1 Gentlemen, $1,80,~ """"JT N. B:—Tto &Iadnme will answer no letters out a fee or SI and a 3-cent stamp is Inolosst,

ti«8es8)»sl»»Its

Slth- !ii :-t W-'-i

Address Lcok Box 631. ang^Sdwly

"tlai aaS

SJ!J "1 B*TT*N

•s Tf.! nsr-i*.Jt

'TSe Fsnlt SighUerthanthe

8wsrtn

THE GOLD PEN,

'J-Hil ova t.isaim

The Best Pens in the World.

Jfktr sate at JVo. 26 MartdehZane, J\rew*Y6rk, and by every duly appointed Agent at the tame prices.

jot

n*n

Morton makes no fens stamped with the JVame or Trademark of any other therefore, where an Agency "is establishes, the public will be best suited, etna at the same prices, by calling on *t 'The Agent in all other placew i«»t those wishing the Morton fen

oia'o

9 »dJ

IM«II

must send to Zfead&uarters, »i where their orders will receive prompt attention if acbompa* *T nied with the cash,

Ar-Catalogne, withfUlldeserip-

tion of sizes and prices, sent on receipt of letter postage.

A. MOlBTON. „j,„

a tot

.Ljia

STORAGE, COMMISSION & GKA1AL ,•1 rr~ tA

8. FBAMKIilK. ca'jB.' WilRniSOM tc»o

FKANKL1N, M0BR1SON& CO., "fj gwmiii. aifT Commission Merclian tih Ko. 88. West 2d St., (JtnciniMti

^BKK^CRlJKtJKS, l-j'tirnu

fearcej' Tolle, THoItoti Shaw, Barbont 4k Co., & Porter, •/^E. O.Leonardk Cto*,-" :Wm- tilono & SqUS,-,,!^ Kob't Slaeready A Od.. !e»b os he N as A Obambers, Stevens & Co, mli2631y

ju. B.a

I?1 'n :nT

O .. Vii^uiw.r^wAiLpis^aw Bai.1 CojmiiiiHIrilou. Merohuu t,

i]S,

AHb otitksi in u.

Gr a wd if a ft.™** ~.WAB* llovsc—n the Oanal, near jhe TOiff#'*"* Haute A Richmond atid.K, ft Q. UaUxoail fiepata^

1. mayMwtf11"' TSBUSIIADTI', fun, —.«

V—IT.

HAMSf..-i ^ot-r-.w' ii atortao-taafar fsofis TOffitoHANEY'frCO., BTOBAUE, OOSSBIOS AKlWiiOi^f ?!»''-"J

A I N E A E S Warehoosaon, First 8tj, a^tbe.Oaflah D»sin.-qaia *61 anfldwtf ,, ,f KRH* JlAOVjt. .1#!^

d)ttv

diflts for Cbristman A New Yearsl A SUPERB STOCK, Of KINK GOLD. AND SILr

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Knglish Levers....' 800 to 260

300 Gold Hunting lupl«x Watches 169 to auOiinO 600 Gold IlnnfE American Watches 104} to Ii60 -400 Silver Hunting Livers BO to ^80 500 Silrec Hunting Duplexes.... 75 to- 3B0 500 Qvld Ladies Watches.. 66

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Theabovajitqck.vfjli ba.dlsposeddloa the wru- zi J« i.iaoNK-j'Bicd ri,^, gitiog. o^orv patron a. flns iv flold or Solid'ST1 vet Watch for' 110, without regard to Vklua4 .ca.,i 1

Wttio ir, Diu). tOa., jei Broadway, New Forte, it tt wish to immediately diitppse, of the above raagniQcent Stock. Ortiftcat&l, taming the articles, are placed In sealed envelopes, and-Mil 1 A mixed. Holders are entitled io th^ artides named on tBei# fcertlBWhf iipsir tKe piayment of 1*60 Dollars, wjieUMtf it a- watch worth $1*099 «r !ov«i worth lea.j, Thentitles ytitf to 1 payment, 1rre»pe«Mv^ 1 article valued-ie«s U^a. once be seeu tbat this l» i) no Lottery, but straifhtrorwaM ISKltlaiale ,„ix, o?tranftacrloB, wMeb'^91 bv parttclpMti IK cm bjrtAe mtet csstldtomr

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Mens'HatS ot all kinds, Boys' Hats ol all kinds, AUsses' Hats pi all kind»» viav.I

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rtlcle valueiUe«s U^a^lP t* .on any: ear *S lo tideate itwiil fit once be seeu tbat this

Aislngle certificate wfll be ssnt by .Snail, post' paid, upon receipt of 25 cen.ts, flfe for $1, eleven .r li* $2, thirty-threo knd elegant jremlum for $5, sixty Biz and more valuable premium for $10, one

aptl open to the wost eiiefol scrutiny. Trp m.

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.hoadroil and most saperb .watoh tor $1S. To Agents, or thole wl»hing amploymont, Lhis ls a ,aai ra*« o:*p6rt»iity. ltls a legitimately conducted baolnsss,- duly aatbsfisSd by the Oorerstnsati

Address, Hi WRIUHKBRO,« CO,. Importers. w3m 1S1 -Broadway, New rork?'

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JUST IN RECEIPT OF

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THE FALLOT* LMH, Kast sid« Public Rquar* ?*rt» Bants, iiC.'lT nov 27dtf

How Lost Jipw Bestor^d I

A Bairn to Titoiuuuida of

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Jut PtAtiiXeS, a tealei ileeiope. Price, tix c*nU. A LKCTUKK ON TU« NATORAL TKKATMKNTr,aa4-, JUdlust- Cre of SjtofUatMttioea, Orviug 8eipinal Weakness, Ti^volunUj-y. KjussioBj^TSoiual WeM 11 ty, and impwllrtij'nts' to Carriage generally Nervouaness. Consumption, Kptl*|fey, and fits, Mental and Physical Incapacity, resulting from Self Abuii', Ao:,^by Rowr. i. Oei.vMiM-*iXfil. D., author of the,•,Oreaa-Hook,".A« sjf^r '•---yiO'

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drew, postpaid, on receipt of six -o-yt»,pr tVa liihtagestamps, toCUAS. J. 0. Bowery, New fork. Post Oflee box 45S«.

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