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TERBE HAUT^XNU.

Thursday Morning, November J8A 1S6|

OUB CHICAGO XiETTEB| 0

CHICAGO, NOV. 25, 1867.

imm milium— hi nTTnf if tn#' 7 Until Saturday night we had had niJ rain for &o all shifts had become common' practice among formers with thirsty herds and houie^eepers with empty cisterns And useless wells, |n a^ few instances even thodeepwella St railway stations, pumped by wind mills, had failed, and new ones were, being dug with haete.

The afternoon hod be&i misty and cloudy, with just a tinge of moistufc* afo»t in the air, and a few of the most hopeful began to talk of rain, rhe pnident imiled in a sickly way, and shook wise heads.— But about seven the lightning brilliant, and the thunder grew solemn ari^T. grand. Twenty minutes later the first cloud broke, and for six hoyrs the Jdessol flood was poured out on as dry a'soil we have over known, Thank.^fiod for ,X.:, rami i.t \-.fi t.l -f \'"1 BBI ,J fa U« ulw

The only consideration likely IB been popular, if it bad been suggested in ofiaet to the advantage of rain at. once/ would have named WESTON and the? possible modification of that complete success for which the whole nation seems {o be hoping. If his welcome has beep unique and nobly cordial along theroutej ^forgetting theTowdies and leeches in N^rJJij western Ohio), it wfll1)dCome an ovation at last, unless all signs fail. The mjoraing and evening discussions at talSe,: the hurried chat at midnight lunch, the debates in the street cars, all turn on Wxs«

ihave

Arnold, Jeff Davis, and Jack Mosby, «nd if dealt with after the popular hiar£ would never earn two ^8ain 1 amon'g' hontot men.

THE 0OI.DIKBS ?AIA

CHc^ed^on -Friday night. fEn was limited to the few, and the net resdlts will hardly exceed $16,000.' A somewhat ostentatious. music dealer contribfttld $2000 piano, and in the raflles managed to win a gold watch, a silver watch, a clia mond ring, and other articles of value until people would say.it was very odd His piano was put into a consolidated lottery with orgft&s and melodeons contrlbi uted by other dealers, and 50Q tickets were offered at $5 each. The manikg^ra.. .announced that whether fair tickels' p: "many were sold, the drawing should posl tively come off, and unsold tickets should not go into the wheel. This ostentatious contributor and fortunate winner of fj^JSes being chairman of the committed, t&nojved the instruments to his store, where^ ^s he announces, the sale of tickets will, 'co|i tinue, and where a choice lot of pianos, etc., are on sale. In the end he will (possibly) win his pianos back, and get $1000 worth of free advertising, i»Mder**the watches, the diamond ring, etc., etc.

P. R.

The fortnight has been fruitfuf of events. Joseph Coburn, Michael MfcCoole and hundreds of the humble disciples of those great men have been with .,^8 fpr a while, and are gone. The immediate occasion of the distinguished condescension which brought these noble gei|men from St. Louis and Cincinnati to our "|anpr etending hamlet, was a friendly to arrangement, between Mr. Duffey, .a fighting star of, perhaps the third magnitude, and Mr. Bussoy, an Irish gentleman of limited. income, who had sc muscle, but no professional skill.

Duffey consented to fight for the pure eq joyableness of the thing. Mr. Buerej^, doubting the enjoyableness, desired motley. The dailies volunteered unlimited editorial assistance, and for a week\oi more, rogaled us with a rehash of all tht wise and witty cogitations of the bruised crowd. The proprietor of the Matteso^ House permitted his hospitality to becomk the social center, and an hour or two- feejfbru the fight came off, the vigilant polic^ authorities telegraphed the Governor .of Indiana that there

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wisest of womanly womenj naade^icalni aoipttl3Sadaj'ess,and iLi^tnOiony said li%t gaotulotts in »Uwtypa ftaUon, iTrain qgg thi te~oux3id hfmse ''fe-j. THE SOCTOB8 JL3TOWT8HKI)—————•"

I told you in my last of the compromise measures arranged by Mr. Bowes with leading Orthodox authorities, here* ^out, whose church lean'tntfi

TOW, and the very ..luUst -bulletinsjpf his ^pflodlps. ^b^j^.rn^ hatf*ire4t W jL Mr mm", in ii TIia nAliAAtn inh/l /iflLT* 1 .L...4 "^sogress. The Toledo policemen who demanded ju^t two dollars for their escort are ranked with Judas Iscariot, Benedict

The people are full of what other walk: era have d^ne, or proposed to do\. Oal" tf Jack Sheppard started on Saturday bound hence to New Orleans in_twpnty 4$s—

C^uf |t fs^S^edJ b«S nlAifclnftAdvices are at hand another of humble name desires to walk with Weston from. New t^|St|L^, while thrj? ^?ral "otndrs talk cburag*eously of footing it from

Boston to San Fran&sco. A correspondent of the

desire to crawl on his hands and knees from Chicago to Portland for the iosignifi^ant^edtnpeasaiioof of fifteen thousand-: dollars, five thousand to be paid him be fore setting out, five more when he,' gets •hali' Way, and the balance at the end of the route. He requires two hundred days 'a^d proposes to risk nothing except the last five thousand dollars, which he Will only claim.if entirely succbssfil^This fool is the chief fool published as yet. a ltmiftaer

of the reconciliation effected, the only important ioidition of which was Mr. Bowen's solemn and reiterated assttraace that henceforth the paper should be kept above avf ^9s&pi6^)puof Ioaranws,and should 'become tne very ideal of "evangelical orthojioxy.'^ jD^ctor

Railroad, whipY w^H

where within his jurisdiction some time to other, After all was over, the big editors heard

news, and turned their tables into pulpits, whence solemn leaders expatiated upon tbe depravity of the public taste ai reluctantly reported in _"our city col-, tunas." Matchless" editorial writers

QKNKRAX TBAINIKO.

There was a general muster at the Opera House on Friday evening ordered by General George Francis Train, the Union champion in England, the Fenian cham pion in America, the woman's champion in Kansas, if we adhere to the authentic posters. Twelve hundred people paid half a dollar each, and were severally mustered ib for drill.

The drilling began at half-past seven, and went on until half-past ten, when it became a bore, and was broken off. A shrewd reporter, (who will get to bo an editor some day) called attention next morning, to the gratitude due Mr. Train for his extraordinary forbearance and pelf control, in that he refrained from standing on his head—the only gymnastic feat of importance which was not attempted! one of _th« noblest

Bartlett and" Doctor Magoun at once furnished articles for the first number of the enlarged issue, and were welcomed back ^iithC-gir&nd flourish of fefifrirM tojimpets. ,. Let the unsophisticated reader of this paragraph conceive, if he can, the mental jnto-which these reverend orthodoctors were precipitated by the perusal of the two-columns pronunciamento which jiyw^lj^led tbe.^ohoc^of contributhis p"atticular'waek'of all others, in the theological year. For some who may have missed this juiey article, let me quote verbatim a paragraph or two V£ "This jbufct&Ki 'religious views, scopes and aims wi!| be fpr the, future exactly wfiat £Bey have steadily been during all the years of its present editorial administration. It, is the organ of QO sect or combination of4lhsH

no ny^jm,p»o g|£fc|,j^g^»nd no incli. nation for theological controversy on any ^e'lSultttddihiijs doctrinal points, which are perpetually tossed to and fro *rfd sbuUte Jjtoclv between either Jewish and Qreek, Romish and Lutheran, Calvinisticand Arminian, High Ohurch and Low, Orthodox and Het»ro«

to say about religion, something about politics, but nothing at all about tbeblo* gy" w€fliftjot$fcey act turned out a failure. He is only the

tor—a distinction to be noted. Butlthe jpiJ^Jors, ar* pMind I PRKSBTTKRIAN UNION.

An unprecedented interest exists among the various branches of the Presbyterian Q^r^h roflr^tjad here, ^cprnih^ tbe prospect of organic union, created by the Jategreali.^nyen^on at ^-Pbilfldelphiai.Two large and representative m^et-in^baye-b^e^ Jwld^at yhi^h ^lllrmaiive and almost eager action was taken to promote the success of the movement.

THE TXBEtUfiJS1 SN'kllfiV

of the managers of the Great North Western Railway Go^3 idhievas xiirtr -new victory after another almost as rapidly as newsmen can chronicle them, and much faster than the majority of qitizens «an ^ealite the vast dflv^lopments ^snltiiag.— The latest item published announces the organization of a new company called the Northwest Transportation Company fciatry pa^stongers and freight from Sioux City, Iowa, to poihts on the Upper Missouri River, as far, as Fort Benton in Montana Territory. This will complete a much nearer line to tjhe northern gold and fur regions |n knn^ction with tl^e Chicago' Nor|hwest«ri

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ship goods to

Sjo^x (ijity, where they will conncet with a fine class of steamers without delay.• This route will enable the merchants of Montana! Territory to buy their geoasfa Chicago, and effect a saving of about 1, ^nefts ofdifiS|sult^iver:natigation and twenty day's time. Dizoir.

O10S I MPSTACHMEliT.

Report of the Judiciary Committee— the Keasare^Hft

The charge made, and towhich the investigation of the committee has been especlall direqted- aro usurpation of power and violation of law, in tne corrupt abuse of the appointing, pardoning and veto poW ers, in' the corrupt interference in electtions^ and generally in the commission of acts,1amounting W high crimes and misdemeanors uiiaer the' Censtitntion, and upon the recital it was charged with the more general duty of inquiry into the cal conduct of the President of the Uni States, and of reporting whether he had been guilty of any acts, which were d» signed calculated to'overthrow, subvert or corrupt the Government of the United States, or which in contemplation of tbje Constitution would constitute a higbcrime or misdemeanor, requiring the interpos|tion ofsthe Constitutional power of the House. It will be observed that thia great salient point of accusation, standing (MitlaD the foreground and challenging the attention of the country, is the usurped tion of power, which involves of cours^ a violaton of law, and here it may be remarked that perhaps every great abuse, every flagrant departure from the well settled principles of the Governtnent haVe been brogbt home to its present adminis tration, whether discovering itself in a special inbaoticm of the statutes^r in the profligate use of tbe high powers conferred by the .Cqnsjtitijtion on the President, or revealing itself here manifestly in tbe systematic attempt to seize upon its authority, and disparage and supersede the great Council to which that sovereignty has been intrusted, in reference .to the one great purpose off the reconstruction of the shattered Governments oi the rebel States^ in accordance with his own wishes, in the interest of the great criminals who car* ried them into the rebellion, and fn such away as to deprive the people of the loyal States of all chances of indemnity for the past and security for the future, by pardoning their officers and restoring their lands, and bringing ^iem b&ck to their hearths, unrepentant," and their hands yet red with the blood of our peo* plo, into a condition where' they could once more embarrass and defy, if not absolutely, rule the Government, which they •had vainl^ .andeavoredlto destroy. It is atfound this point, and as auxiliary to that great central idea, that all the special «oU.of-ualadmin«etnitiott-'~we h*ve witnessed will be found to gravitate and re« volve, and it is to this point, therefore, as thajgreat master key which unlocks and in* terprets all of them that the attention of the House will first be directed.

The report then goes into a recital of events since the inauguration of President Jobnson, and concludes as follows^ In accordance with the testimony herewith submitted and the view of the law herein sen ted, the Committee are of opinion that Andrew Johnson, President of tha United States, is guilty of high Crimea and misdemeanors, requiring the interposition of the constitutional powers of this House. In that upon the final surrender of the rebel armies and the overthrow of the rebel GoverniaepJi the said Andrew Johntorn, President of the United States, neglected to eonVene the Congress of the Un»ted Sjrtes, that by iU aid apd authority le-,-aoMA*-ilAU4iar

(«Z and osptitiiSbd mljiii sij^iight, ave been addptad for the« loyal and oonsw|ional Qi this States there ^acentiv in

In that his pi^itastion to the of North Carolina, of the 29th day of May, laes^be assumed that hahad authori^r to decide whether the Government of North

Bepablican in form, and that in his office of President it WW tiis d„8tiyy^Urit" power teitSSffi^ tS iaia ^uple a publican fortaof G7vcr|^nent, (OBtrary .. the Constitution, which provides thafetfal* United, States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a RepubHaaii form of Government, contrary, also, toi |ldibets ate opinion of tb? SujjMme Court, which declares that Cougreas vested exclusively with the power to decide whether the government of a State is Republican or not*

In that, he did therefore recognize and treat a plan d&govftrtxnebM sk^%p in'* North Caralina^unde? Ja conformity to his own advice and direction, as repubpublican in form, and entirely restored to' its (junctions as fi( -Stat^ QotWithtfanding Congress the branch of Government.ia which by the Constitution such power is exelusively vested, and notwithstanding Congress a id. re fuse toTs«ognkisuch government as a legitimate government or a*1 a government mpublican in form.

In that by a publ ip,! proeladtttite, 'and otherwise, he did, in the year 1865, invite, solicit and convene in certain other States, then in recent rebellion, conventions of persons who were knWn 'traitors who. had been organiapajfean attempt to over* throw the Government of the United States, find urged and^directed jiuch convention to frart const jtupQns,

people of the respective States, noc iiaiU fled and confirmed by the United States,: thus usurping and exercising powers tqs^ ted by the Constitution in the., Cougteas'

public and notorious traitors^ with ^he design of receiving ftom Aedi* itid* such Convention, called by his ^dv^ direction, for the purpose of organizing and' setting up such illegal Governments in the States then recently in rebellion prior to the annual meeting of Congress, with tbe intent thus to 'constrain GoA£rlss to accept and confirm such illegal and' unconstitutional proceedings, ci-i'l

In that te dirceted the Secretafy of State to promise the payment of money to said persons BO illegally appointed, as salary or compensation for services to bti performed in said office so Illegally

In that he deliberately dispense^ |dth and suspended the operation of a law of the United Stales, passed on the' 2d iof July, 1863, entitled an act to prescribe an oath of office and for other purposes'. *..

That in conformity to such order and direction the collection of moneys pa ble and then due to the $Tnited Spates, w^s delayed and postponed, and the intir^st on such bonds, of which he himself war largo bolder, was paid according to51 terms of his own order, thus corrupt using his office to defraud and Wrong the. people of the United States for his .o«jn personal advantage/

In that he has not only restored to claimants th«reofJ larg6 amounts of^c^t ton, and other abandoned property, that had been seized and taken by the agenU of the Treasury, in conformity to law, but has paid, and dirccted thapajmant, if the actual proceeds of sales madie thereojf, and this in violatioil of a laW of the Unit9d States, which orders and rfiquires*)ayment into the Treasury of tne I|nited StateB of all. moneys qecejved from |t}ch sales, and provided for loyal claimants sufficient and easy remedy in the Ooart Claims, and in manifest violation, also, the spirit and meaning ofthe Cohstitutioi wherein it is declared that no money shall be drawn from the Treasury, but in conisequence of appropriations made, by law. I

And farther^ in tWat 'the said And^sv Jobnson, President,of the Uivj^ed States! authorised the use of 4he

United States for the dispersion ofpeace^ ful and lawful assembly of citizens"of Louisiana, and this by virtue of a disl patch, addressed to a person .who was dot an officer of the army, but who was a public and notorious traitor,, and all with the intent to deprive tbe loyal people of Louisiana, of every opportunity to frame a State Government,, republican in fornaj and'with the intent furthef to continue in places of trust and'emolument, persons! who bad engaged in an attempt to over-| throw the Government of the United! States, expecting thus to conciliate such! persons to himself, and secure their aid ini support of hh aforesaid unconstitutional designs, all of which omissions, of duty, usurpations of power,' violations of his oath of office, of the laws and of the Constitution of the U. S. by Andrew.

President of the United States, have retarded the public prosperity, lessened thej public revenue, disordered the business! and finances of the coutotry, encouraged! insubordination in the.people ofthe States recently in rebellion, fastened sentimentsi of hostility between different classes of citizens, revived and kept alive the spirit of the rebellion, humiliated the nation, dishonored Republican institutions, obstrueted the restoration ef 'strfd States to the Union, and postponed the peaceful and fraternal reorgahizatian of the Government ofthe United States. The Committee therefore report the accompanying resolution, and reoommead IU ps^sage.' [Signed.] GKO. M. BODTW*U{

When Connterfeitera Issue Notes—A New counterfeit Kxpeeled. Counterfeiters generally choose the first or the 15th days of the month upon which to "shove" their trash upon the comannt ity. This] is done in order|to get as much start as possible of the bank note

and mirrors. A

get MMM drtparjr oa'r tb« beaob, aeajmaton tb« floor.

MtUitefjiri bon me at as taoeb, It th«y howl, aad whino and tcraeoh I.

Xitillkaap list 'for tha worda tha, will-worn ipeecb.

'TU but a step across the atraat, To where they set a lunch The place where-they are famed, Mary, formakiBgwhisky punch.. flfBut tha sheri9tanda between, Uary,

And my step* he would arreat -So I'll lay me, darUng, down to alaep, yith my head upon breaat. |?H 1 'J i*

I'm «ry lonely now, Mary,

States. \. '. .1 a In that he thereupon assumed to accept ratify, and confirm certain £o*calle$ oap-' stitutions named hy such illegal and trj»a* onabie assemblages of persons, which constitutions were never submitted

But made the jury bang. vi^O .a————a——

ated, contrary to the provisions of a Ikw of the United State?, approved February 4th, 1863, entitled an act making applet*

priations for the stippo^tof the larmy for the year ending the 30tn day oftfun%

1864, and for deficiency for the Signal Service for the year ending. June 30th, 1863.

In that he directed the Secretary [of War to pay moneys to said persons ^r service performed in said office so illegally created, which moneys were so~ piid under his direction, without authority of law, contrary to law, and In violation 'of the Constitution of tbe United States.

Mp. S^ckdts in Boston—The Eager Detttand for Tickets. t'L l^Trom the'Bbfton journal, November 19.

In that he did within and for tbe States recently in rebellion, create and establish as a civil officer the office of Provisional Governor, and created an office unknolwii to the Constitution or laws of the lfcndJ"

In that he appointed,, ty said, graces created in said States) rbspactivrf^,i niea who were public and notorious traitors, he well knowing tbitt they had been'engaged in open, persistent and formidablejeft forts for the overthrow.of the Government of the United States, and well knowing also, that these men cou)4 .not enter upon the duties of said oftce without commit* ing the crime of perjury, in manifest v!io» latiun of the laws of the country.

The great interest felt here in the second advent.in America and Boston of Mr. Charles Didkfens, and the promised readftjgs by hSmielf-'iyf his OWH popular and world*wide,writings, was displayed in no slight degree yesterday, when the sale of tickets to the readings took place, at the store of Messrs. Ticknor & Fields. From in the frosty morning jo some time alter dark the store was filled with people anxious to 'secure tickets, and the doorway was-constantly besieged by a throng which extended, some portions of the day, in a line averaging three or four deep arbund the corner ofHamiltoii place, »nd along the' sidewalks in the place, back to the further t,corner of Tr^i4ipnt street. It had been previously announced in the newspaper advertisement that the sale'tfouM1 "open' tit,'and not before 9 o'clock in the.forenoon, but quite a crowd gathered around-the store as early as 6:30 o'clock, evidently, in their appreciation of the fame of Mr. Dickens, understanding the force of the proverb concerning the patching,ofthe worm by ,the oarlv bird. 4-t 7:2iQ o'clock over Beventy-five patient Waiters were counted, and by 9 o'clock some two hundred more.' The -clerks ^penedttb^ store .spon after 7 o'clock and admitted those in waiting, but finding that the crowd. Was larger tban 'the store ?oujdr, iSf^ily accommodate, closed the doors and procured policemen to guard themi The fortunate ones admitted passed the time which1 intervened between their entrance and the opening of the sale in a most agreeable and comfortable fanner, and occasioned considerable jealousy and envy on the part of those without, whose blue noses and generally pinched looks disclosed the mild torture they were undergoing in the raw and chilly air of the morning.

But the crowd out in the cold was a most patient, orderly and gentlemanly crowd, and seemed determined to be jo 1 and good-natured under any circumstances. And it was situated in a place where jollity was a virtue—wherein Mark Tap ley even might find it a pleasant task to be jolly. The windswept around the corner of Hamilton-place incessantly and remorselessly, and worked its way through the tlllckestlioats'and the warmest shawls to the very vitals of those they attempted to comfort apd protect. But there wps no complaint jokes were cracked, some very good and some very poor quotations from Dickens were made, some apt and others, forcedand snatches of songs were sungj tbemost popular of which was "Wo Won't go Home till Morning"—which at one time it seemed likely that some would not. And the crowd was gallant, too, as the following incjdent will show: Among the earliest comers were two heroic ladies one of them having waited three hours for an opportunity to procure her ticket, was, by a common impulse of generosity, allowed to take a position in advance of gfetttlexheh who had come before her, the matter being1 jpbt to vote and unanimously deputedJn. thftHaffirmative. The fact that some people w«fe eight hours purchasing tickets—five out in the cold and three in the store—shows the persistency of the woiild-be ticket-purchasers. There were many who waited six hours, and very many four hours, before the dearly-won cards of admission were procured. And there were quite a number, too, who, after almost freezing in the line three or four hours, retreated in despair without obtaining that for Which they had suffered.

Everything in the sale of tickets within the .store seemed to be conducted with entire fairness. The limit was set at forty eight tickets to one person—twelve course tickets—so aii to prevent, as much as possible, ticket-speculating. But this was not entirely? {avoided. Speculators were on the streets and in tbe hotels selling tickets readily for $10 and $15 each for the opening night, and a few as high as $20iach. Tiokets for the remaining three nights were also sold by speculators at high prices. At about 7 30 o'clock last evening every good seat and nearly every poor seat in tbe hall were sold indeed, the only seats that could be thought were those On Dendhes in very unpleasant places. 'Gentlemen coming down town in the morning and seeing from a distance the crowd around the door of the store, the policemen and the barrod windows, supposed that afire had occured within tbe Store, and greatly doplored the catastrophe. The retail portion of the store was not open for business—other than the sale of tickets—during the entire day, and no one could obtain admittance, no matter how much he desired to "buy a book," as one individual insisted be did to the incredulous policeman^ and the waiting crowd. vniw

FKAHCTB THOMAS, THOS. "WILLIAMS, WM. LAWKMCG,"—"• JOHN C. CBVBCHILL.

Her mirror may satisfy a lady thai

her drees is faultless—and all that can fascinate the eye is combined in her cos-

inc touher attraction*,! by'spriakling Phalon's ^jgh^Bteonting Oertoi"

PILICBS'S ECLECTIC PERFUMES,'1 Jfe'c., can be known by tbeir bearing his name and address. Noge. others are genuine, fits name is a guarantee of excellence. .. dwlw.

SKilFS

TU MTiT mWADf EBtJUl

BUP imita'.

sitting OB tha Jury, Mary, Would ftnn by-thy aid*, Oa thia

Umy

•oraia" clur and bright

"irvkttfh mt» tifbrld*.

Tb» ihariff grabbtd ma oa the itrMt, jXlia

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crtod out

name

K"^Son:ar&iSflaii

Tor they've oa to oar room .1. ,We'T« talked the matter o'er and o^. Bat to no verdict come. .'

Poets—Painters—Preachers

—Players—Printers and Politicians—all suffer, from Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Liver Complaints, and all diseases which, they may

KkVULDflO!

I know what I would do, Mary1, If they'd ask me to Had— -jm There's nothing left "to talk for now, iQnva each 3i|u made his mind.

Printinene&ter, and' th This splendid tonio it

detetiive*

Government detective)

residing in this city, informs us that a new counterfeit five dollar Treasury note is expected to issue in ajjeek or two, inkliffgs of lis preparations having leaked out.—JPtaindealer.,

Perhaps no other article was ever so well endorsed by all who have used it. .v.-ami.

MAEWOLLA "VVATSK.—A delightful toilefariiele—superior to Cologne at half tbe price. .3 [20-deodw2w.

mBRRE JL OLD

HAUTE COM'L COL] OOUBT HOOSK BUILDING.

bet-keeping single

and double entry, in all It*

M, as pertaining

bwlneea life

hlp aad Arithmetic.

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I'm.biddin' you along farewell, '. ify Mart, kind and true, jl'ia, afraid that we will hang, darliDg—

I know we're going to For a stubborn juror's got a view, £, That we all know, is wreng But he'll not give in, though we should bang ii .Hera fifty times to long*

Oh often, in son^e future day, I'll sit and shut my eyes, And my miad will travel back again $Jt

To all those lawyers' lies Audl'll think aeo the jury room, Through wjiioh our voices rang, AfctfthaFstbbbornfool who would not yield,

JJ of all kfiida of Oooda eeat by the well known and justly celebrated Ann of OBAHAHA OO, Fom OXJLT ora NNXISI Such aa Silk, Merino, and Alpaeea Preeeee,

reality. Sand jont claba of Mm and upward*, for obecks describing tha «ood». with tan can taafc iharttj—dtaa plM coire a valuable preacot, worth from $.1 to 93M, asaoF)in naab*rof tj

Aganfa wanted ia erary town. Circulars Sam tree. Addtasa, GBAHAM 00., 64

Street, Boaton.

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RANK'S SPANISH *tfTmnratyf -ji-f S!• li" ctrre fojr Qonorhoja, Qleet,iw., |ljer b(«tJ^f BvaiBa^ocTnue ui (UC bottles for $5. Sold by aU Dcuggiata. Addreea Iftrfil invM and' McDo1ig»l 8tieeu, jf. Y.

A Physiological Vtcw of Mnrris$|cl( pircuur,

Coauialp* nearly Tbrcc MRUAMS Fagt* An-j 4 Anatuiny oi t'uo .JM. I...» ctkie^oC Health and Diaeaae, wutt a^rly if-' rore, its Deplorable Oontequouuea upon4h«Mrtil and Body, wiili the Author'a Plau lr«atMent —ttte'only rational and Bncoee«Bla(o4« of Onre, aa abowA by Ibe^eport ef ca»*'treated. A truthful adviier to the married aud these contsmplatlog marrUge, wbe entertaiai dpubt* of tbei# irbveic&l oouilltlon. Seatfree of- Roxtage to a&yt ttddre8, On receipt of

cent*lb ttampi.urgMetal,

currency, by addressing bit. LA OitOlX, Mo. il»iden Lanr, Albany,1". The anther may consulted upou any ef the diieajeanpon whioSi bia book treats, qtS&lfr '.^efigUcliy it)by mall.— Medlclnee gen to any part of the wor|d.,,

CENTURY TQ3A600 $100

&£ us Cjht|BllM, aocjdo wa, intend to ceaae psckinv* $100 Daily in PAFSBS tentnry tobacco, porta to tho contrary aot»rihstancllbg., «r- pakt»g the Cijftott,"

1MCHE#

IK lUIS BBiKD

Mbndaje, one 5100 Note Tuinrtttju. Two Fifties. Wed'dajii-fiv'ii Tweutits lhurcilnvg, Ten Tens, fridays, 'Twputy Fives. Siitariiajf, Fifty Twoj.

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CHoieser. L«irit ii free from dtQga, aod la In'

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respectttbie ^hb^rs

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The Kicbest Mau ln the World* Extract fram a Letter from 'Barvk-Sdlomo)' BvthtehiU^j

PABIB,

8tb April, 18§4, 25 Rue Pauby,^!. 4TObero. Will.yon.be kind enough to 'have4Srifr«irded to ma hore 2pU twttlee ot ySrur ItidiM iniilient if you will, send at tl^sanie time the account, I will, loriyard. you iher

BELMONT & 5o..''No# fbrR. BABON OahoHon liorHBoiiiigi,Ji^»lng recom^ uuniU-d to rnauy bf liU friend'a alitor LANJC'ti L1N1UGN I, aud tbVjj-(MSIrorii to procure it, should advise him to eat&bliiih.'.a' depst: ib Paris." ,:-r 7

R'' THE ISMAlil 'ITLNIMSNT^ As'a ieUuf, ever re«Jy an a killer Of Paiif, U* ken lii-WMidiy, or tfuiwardly' ajppUbd. i^ae no equal

aud Neuralgic Affectiqas, SjtralBs^BrittSeS'.Ac., it it) uuaiuailod. It Is ajtfo mOBt eftttOLclliila^ taltea lavCBiiai Iin thsj.cttr^of'

Pains in the stamveb lMarrtioca^ U^es»eiter7 Choleru Morbus, f-»ndir vi-itiiuut exception the most w.otaScroil raaacea tile world affords.! go Abo. without it. itvery JKAVELKA'by Whd'oX'freti iboulA haven bottle. M1MEKS »iid 'lfA!StilJt^,residing nt a rtistanoe from t'hygiclitiB, f.ji^UTa keep it coiiMtintlyoti hftnd. I a cane -ofkcicla^nte^.and suddvu auack« ef Stomach Conijilactiis, ita falue cannot he climated. Inquire for HsfO'' tASK'8 IN Oi l.\ UttiMKJrfT. and take no ot^ ^incK 5( lbttle. for «alB at Whrolc^iile and. Hot nil by Demas Barnes & Ob.,2J Piti k{^IW. N/ Y.ptialu

0. Wei la ft Oo. 193 Ctrlton t!/ Ctfas. N-. Oriitcnilen, 38 titli Avenue,, N. y. anid by re-

of txptnte,

Csrtld,

V.rop'riAtdr

163 Broadway, N Y. KSf tend'

or (Jirciilar,

LADIES & GENTLEMEN# You can have a beautiful

Cari -P\oifg¥fcgh, frt*

(wi circulars of'Ojir_gTeat Dly and:

fancy Goods Sale) by tending Btamp forlreturn pottage to EABTHAS FT

K*WBAEL,t!3 Handter St.,

Boston, Mass, UAITJLAK SENT FREE,

ONTAINING Lisle of Pry and Fanoy Gocda, atciics, Plated Ware, Catlqry,:dbc., *c., to' be ONE DOLLAS for each article. Ggeat iiulucenienj-t to Agents., PIiDJlMBR ft MOULTOS.ie MnrBh'ailStreet, Honton, Mast. ,,r

WE ARE COMING,

And will presont to any parson., sending us a club iu ourflrcat Oue Dollar S|ile of Dry aud Fancy Goods, itc., a Silk Dress' Pattern, Piece «f Sheetiug, Watch,

and sample, sent to any address free.: Address ALLEN, HAWlCS ft CO., I5 federal St., Bo*ton P. O. Box 6125.'

NEW HOLlBAr'-ftfOKS. G. W. C'AKLBT0JI' 4 00.V Publishers. :,i

Iove i»etlers.—A selection of1 the tnost ab sorblng character and interest, from correspon. rteiiLo of celebrated and notorious men and women.V.. i..i ............ 00.

"Widow Spriggiusr-ii ,new comio Tplumb, by the' author of "Widow Bedott. lltuatra ted .....5l ?6

Hook about L»wyen.-A reprint the intensely curious London works, Just pub-' lishud #2 00

Epistles of Corry 0'Lanus.-An irreelslibly laughable book of comic opinlofas. Illustrated ..SI

Conttensed^Novels, and other Oomio and Burlesque Papers. By. Bret Harte. Illustrated ,w»..: II 60

Tbe Cameron Pride.—A most delightful new home novel, By Mary 'J. Hblmoi... Jl 60

Artemus Ward in London— Anew Ooml Book by this great author. Hlastnfted..Jl.".Sl 60 St. Elmo.—By the author of '.'Baulah." One of the beet .and mostpopular Ma»elaaf the«g»#H.O0

Ttte CulpratFay.—A magnificent Illustra ted Edition of this 1'oem.. Blegantly bound in gut ^66

IJlow to Hake Money and [Ho^"ti K^cp It,—A Taluablo Book that every onf thou Id read SI 60

TIte Habits 6f OstUtCo^et^iin oellunt work, teaching good manners and behavior...: 81 75

The Art of Amusing,—Tnitructloni and Hints for eveiy sort of Home Amusements...92 00 These bookB are air beahtftulfy 'Sound—eoid evarywhere—and sent by mail, rosrAon The*,on roccipt of price, by

G. W. CABLETON ft GO., Publishers, N. Y.

BAJLLOU'S MONTHLY- MA€f£ZiNE Forl^C|8,

Enlarged to One ffyipdred Pages

i&Tlie cli dilation of ALLOU'S MAGAZINE having incrnaaed during 1867 nearly

SOW IS THE IlUIIO JElilf CLUBS! TEEMS:—$1.50 a year seven copies,,$9.00 twelve copies, 815.00 and a

Kagatinc

cops fffr to the perxm

tending a club of twelve.

Single number, 15 cent*.

8Mid stamp for specimen copy.

the

RELIGIOUSSTATES.

by the use of Plantation Bitters. If those sufferers took these Bitters, the Poetry would be purer, the Paintings grander, the Sermons livelier, the Acting truer, the the Politics honester, invigorates tbe systeatv and enables the brain to work healthily.

Peoman-

Terma within reach

all

SEWRPAPEBS OF THE

tJNITKl* A oomplote list of irreat value to advertisers. See AuTSl4 liters Omsette for December. Price 25 rtmi or per /ear iu advance. Address G. P, pOW-t Kl.L &CO., PnbliaherB, »ew T»rk.'-

FAINTSfor FAKJUEES AND 0TI1EB3.—TH1C OKAKUON JUINJtBAL PAINT COMPANY are now manuffeturfng tbe Beet, Cheapest and most Durable Paint in mi two coats well put on,' mixed with pate UiuMd Oil, will last 10 or 15 years it Is of alight brown or beautiful chocolate color, and can be changed to green, lead, stone, olive, drab or cream, to suit tbe taste of the consumer. It is valuable for Pouses, Karns, Fence*, Agricultural Implements, Carriage and Oar-makers, Pails and Wowlen wsrre Oanvas, Metal and Shingle Koofc, at being tire and Water proof). Bridgee, Burial Oaeee, Oanal Boats, Ships, Ships' bottoms, Floor Oil Olotha, (one Manufacturer having used 0000 bbls. the past year^ and as a psOnt for aay pupae* is. :uasurpamed for body, durability, elasticity* and adheeiveoefs. Price $6 per bb!., of S00 lM| *b?ch will supply a farmer fbr year*to colne,. warran ted in all case* as abovo. Seikd ibr aefradu. which gitea !ul.partteplai*. MSMMlW lees branded in a trade m»rk| tteafton ^lamal Point. AddrtesDANI*L BlDWILLjProprieiar,

Agents Wanted.

MSFesri Street, New York.

it. It* oSaial claraeter aad ready saie, combined with an liars—it conaWa make it the best Vtfsn Mff ii*'Shr~t«hns,Tand why it sells faster than any other work. Addraea J0NK8 BROTH

O. St. Louis, Ko,i or

NUTS PATSNT WXATHXB STBIPB.-

lifer illustrated circular.

TTT AMTKD—AH AOKBT—One chanoein eac& W town, worthy the attantion of an acti» betiW«'NU», to STam, applied t* tM Mm I.

fJQ tvltt bm «aj Ml .,.Tka Sret i,

uBpVfli*

•sooo^Wi ,lf^thla^i ,Wattft»rsitli McwBeiUter, vf jpome.other *Cve«MfcvaMB free of

Agentr wk^itjd ^eiVJttii^ttkfe'ahd female for the best One Dollar pawnbroker's Sale in country. Senfftor CiMMirf. S. 0. TU0MP30N

HAJt VE8T*IS t) VJEIt llLm-i5EEtj&-iaP&iLEAT!

MMTE& I#

7j BUR1L NEW-YORPK,

•TIJJtJtUiilL

i. tb^Lt.dlug lU,d

ewr

OINTSI

Woman's Strategy.—A splendid new^ Kngltsh Love Story. Beautlfull .and profusely Illustrated .....j. ikU.i.Sl 00

rase: or ,th« 13 numbers of »tb'

Quarter, (Got.

to JUix,) dh

AXD W*At and ia.beydud','tii(l fres igents' ir» aibirgaU.-

ib «ig^

.tools.

mmmms...

,-SeaA ilWB lonr illew Cattalotae nr iKPBOVBir STKHOIL DISS, 80 'Va^ti^e.«f uatefaly Inished and Wm pared.

f.i

ftTBOH'fturCR Tsui Owsr

PAl^ONMJptwHita^Wi t^n l)n«

fill ,^oo,_ liJiigis-sno

Ch4u-

Binkutyof Appeftrineey vtaembraces more Agirl4•twIllifyjDMI' JlWl MH6P} invBsVpUB6u wi(U iS uuiua, tbau«ayjpthBr 4o(*®«rt-vftlf1»fcun(pri ^ti^nt.^j|ji^d.^or.including,•

r. .UalrynK* HsatfiigV-10

Will IHKgrafoto/.TsHt,'

'£«My?, 4(fu«io,

Poetry, Ae-

ItKifrijofgr, tmn-ButrAscitx.iii'

trial, for'ONLY FIFJ

Addresa^.«.

». ». T. KOOBB, Bocheater,

fifteen thousand

copies and never being so prosperous as-at present, tlm publishers are thereby lnduoed to still further add to its value by iHLAaaixo EAOB Kuasaa TO OKI HUNDRED PAUE8. Although this enlargment involves an additional expense of. so see S6,000 year, yet tuere will be wo IHOMASB W VKICS.

nntiiriffi'if"W I

HOUSEKEC^ERSSTO^E. on1 B" 1 I'«• -. ... 'aj.fj Til ""I 'ft-i?q

KKOKAlf

aorf'i' -woft si Jl fcima'

Ko.lMM.inst.Ttm-lhi.k

rt'fiJt-Jiefi tiT .Ui: jilf ii .n aittJiiidisdflr

•i 'q.iroJnoo .odi-ai

dsineO. ro:..^ fujjnfl.'b itTSToO rtOBOO ill

WINTE5tTOT»^E

,t«di nam -w•:•*. e*uJ oi oiss.a»^q MfiooBmiiBert of -tjifcoqxs si ,i --."'=1 ccfl

mi s.' !Jiirn:'.- ttm: (iadifcfgrpatljr to, thebr adVtotSn

to uamiaa ou? Btock: of ,. viitooiz 3nii! )iiain« bnn va

rAltiiiViutt#w

SHEETING8f8HIRTING8,LIMSN

o. O

A 1ST wr E

•JF

'.isr tsr

[K',

Tbe Art of Conversation.—A book that c«nnot fail to make alinostany one agoed talk 81 50

Jim. .iot)

Have juBt opctl^d'tf"choice stock of

D- & S !l

Gonnstieg of

Wristlets,

The Xfywput

Wor/d Address

ELLIOTT. THOMKSA TALBOT. Boston, B&sA

Nyear,8UBSOBIBERS

EW TOB wck to (he ILLUSTRATED PHKKNOLOGICAL JOVBNAL, at S3 a will receive Nov. and Dec. Nos. this year Fuss. Address S. B. WILLS, 389 Broadway, N.Y.

ColtWaT

Muffs,

Children's Setts

Gents Mufflers &c.

Arf of whichl will be offered at much less then .v.. ordinary Prices. 31 Ho* ,r? «r g-f)!!] }»y-.n£T en

bi?ra 64 now Hiw

Our Stock of Baskets Satchels, and tbe usual variety tof the

uxo*

Ol ixl c.J 2*[8 j-resh and Attractive.^ eyot^sn J-' Sin t&hjra>

arfl fca« «iuit *oJ i'itifJ coi/ft^aoJ ,(»ul B. B. 1

CO., are telling Zephyrs at B6duced Prtcts.

ro^JS.'^s.'^'! a iA -*aorJ "to mix.-' #a«*T GREAT OAKPET riOUSEf'""' "**^g GREAT WALL PAPER HOUSE 1 GREAT OIL CLOTH- HOUSE GREAIbWINBOWOUaCTAINHbusul GREAT HOUSEFUJBwNISHIO&pjffgTl

ttosk

CUTTER,!

«ATi8FAcnoit

arm

unNJijloytii lab"# &nonJ assortment of I fTf ft**'

LATBS

?!STYLE

Mil TRIMMINGS!

No.8trMaln Street," upstairs.

wJir-jq Lai" a A. WALTER

CM£AP

Brattleboro, ^t.

MILLINERY

NEW STpCKOP MB

ibi»lw hnq eqfaod ed tern wi bnnJto

CLOTH-

x':At

fm? jac'lirfCI [i .r. 995 if I Surf

THE CITY

(UP STAIBS.)

fci-in MISS SALL1E HASTINGS.

QUEENS WARE)

"«tpis, ant}

and also Authors. Scholars, Ac., of note and abili» ty In brief the ItHaalXisKdbiy

Edited, Prcfut ly

ntuMrated, Neatly, Prirted—fyacitcal, fiemtifie,

/WC~Jforaf, 7W«trwtfW« aM^nleridintHS. Wherever. iocate«i^4n doittt^y,'Vlllfcge or UK.

WAOTiMB'^MRlll.1'"i'"i

TpiB FAMUV .ANJ# VBIBAUS WASI 14! .Tor itU'^optod tortile wauts^ef pail, Note tbjat it is net a

monthly,

feutna- Jjarc«I/aad.'.Boireill al»

reekly. Bach No. oontainr Mght Double Quarto Pag#', printed in extra style,—Clear Type, Good Pap and more, g^ittttybctibitMaUrioMg than a^y other Journal of its Glass. A Title Pago, Index, ftCyaACMbeofiTo.lv „avl ,a.Tii .!

H&M. tfUliiutd 'Subiaitie tm& Chib'.

Great Offers

to Club Agents.', Speoimons Show-Bills, Premium Lis^s, ftc.,

,&• MBLYXNJ J*A *R

"!UI

Ttn&ii&L^k dkrAtt Bsiiiiai'iN it ff«- .-(id CJ»lna,(iueeHsware, filassware,

»"J NO. «2 JTA1S STRUCT "!0

also, tho offucts of Kolilnry Qablt, ruinous t« Body and' Miff a, producing blotches, debility, im' nesii,diuaMS of sights confusion of

aversion to society, loss ot i., hot all thoee In any bin

k»e. but all occurring frequpptly iu various cases !£W"AcC6mmddatUfat ample, Ohargtes moderate cures guaranteed.,: Consultations by.letter or

o®6«,Tree. Most oases ckn be preperly treato' ty MeBStiuAtl6flUiidPi«i([he4jy, 3e. lew^ and medicines, secure tron bysmMl or oxprn*. No bin inmost,c»sea. ••jjiojiDai

without an in AfeerratfonJ lie!

Addrlifitt5ox*3092, St^ Louis,Mo. Boum-rtJ ^u Msto located at No.617 St. tUa Siiverith^Bft square Miife^.spotln^the.contrroftbaolty.-.:

Consultation rooms, and rooms for tbe acsoni aiodation or snchp&tients iu require daily perser aVlfltYBODT

»1 attention. \n sill

Canjiat, lp a aealod letter envelope,my Theory SyiMpWuft mMt eatfiient of NferVcds.Orinary an! JoiU»ini»ea«ep^l«arly delineating all tbe diseased conditions, with lull Symptom Lists, for twe •AreeMMUt* ipbstage stamps to jpt«pay pestage.Oircular for Ladies,relating to Diseases of Puber anrtd*wlr.

FOUNDRIES.

Ults tgtnUi-

LTK'tWM JL SMITH. HLMBTU. BIACH

TT&0

SUCH

A-:0 O

Xli .BlflHv tur^ SPOtU ®n* fMiH r-"r^

N E S S

Cfi CS:

Sj CJ

jadj /.n fcWdf. }-,JihaoO $di 1'-.

jHACHINfi :SII0F!

"Hear tbe T. H. I. and B. ft 0. Freight Depots j|?sw iadpw TEBBE-FTATLTE, INDIANA,

SEATH, SMITH C0H Propr's.

orf' wW

Hanatacturersof Steam'Engines, Hill Gearing, and Machinery of every description. All kinds of Iron andDtses Oastltfgd made to order. Every olass

repairing promptly attended to. •WOrdera 'solicited. The THgbeiit Otsh'' Pride Paid for Old Copper [Brafs.^ndlKin !, nug6dwtf .t.a,aonrHMH.

McEffrcsh, Dengler A Co.^ 8. E. cor. 9th ft Kagle Sts., near Passenger Depot, tebbe HAPTK. IND.^ ,mw

raoi^L Vi jisa-'Y vraK w«a» ppets, iwodi r.^buL

Capes, Cuffs,

Mao bineSaw

UaBufsCtarers of Steam Engines, Mtll Xaol ry, House Fronts, Flro jfronts, and Oiroulav MilU. .-

Special attention paid to tho mwuXacture and repair of' Brass Work, Patent Office "Mfodels, fto. -,Wc ara.also prepared eat Toothed or Cog wirings of either Oast Iron, Wrought Iron or flr»s%

themoet petfccC mannbr.''

W Bepairlng done promptly. All p#rtleir connected Wfth this establishment being Practical Mechanics of Mveraljoars expertenoe we'foel' Safe In saying that we can rendet full satUfaptloa to our customers both in point of workmanship and price. -The hlgheW ipttoe paid for alt bfil scrap Iron delivered at the .'.'Phoenix foundry,''near tbp PtsNnger Depot.

KoiLFjuftH, DSKeuatft oo.

au'g24d6mwtf

TTNION INSUEAJNOE CO., U, OF 4WDIANAP0LI8. Oapitol) #407,505 7S. Ts IiKAOmO Fikk. Ihsukuicx Cokpakt or Il»».,

A Stock Company owned and controlled by the letfdlijt bmrines* men in the State. Tbe fullowi, .area part of tbe .Stockholders, who ate r«wdent's of "Terre Haute, and to whom wo wouid refrr 4b^K wanting sound and reliable insurance at fair rates.

Preston:Hussey, PSes't Satfoual Stute Bank. fSfiffli,?"8""- W» HAVENS CO.. Agents,'* iSdtf Olfico over Donnelley'» Drug Store.

mHE ONLY -l» n6 ttvtJ)

PREMIUM

Fjuffiy Sewing: Machingft Was awarded to the

WHEELEB FT WILSON, AT THI STATS *JMJtBX HACTK

t®t. KdObwacfet.,' meiutterof 'the State Board of AgyicaiUMs' Mia. DwWtBnttnoK, Mfoof State lAttorrw-QwiaicaU' ttnd. Jttrs. witoof Dr. CUAan, 'of pkrfcj Jobnty—all parties of th* high* e»t«pibi«ltatilll»»iib^fcnU social position,whose ioplnion is

worthT/rf«owri3esatlwtt-]-' a! :.WWSv,'5rr- X. WILlfOTH, Agent, oct!IJ

GOODS.

OCTOBER 21.

X8Q7

GAINS

DRY GOODS,

f^GoodSi

OO^L OIIj LAMPS,! •,£ I a Lat^teimst Table Cutlery, £c,,

& rBI.I.B,UKB,

ltflidlitkBS A DKAliKHs iN

ffiXttK^HENWABE

Main Street, 1

JsT^RBE

HAUTE, XND,j

COLGATE & CO'S QtlBSTAN

Erasive Soap

\lw nhatitifacinfeJ fffidi'tbaB J1ATKI11AL8. end may be cousfdeted the

Mdwfr!

»0€TOB \FHiTTIKR, iv REfii/CAJ^lOf- 6BKD PHTftlOIAN.as hh A. Diploma which hangs Iu bis olllce, will show has made

has a Unioiijwide-reputation, having l»een tj»y» located in 8C. tSah then any otlier.Chronic Piseew Phyfician. !T-

Sluoh ofhis practice has been of a private nature. all

(Jrt

nary Diteatetj, BvpMOo or Merauvil Ajfectiont qf th. Throat, 8M)i Or Bonet OrchiHi, Zternto or liuplttrr

iWhiumrtw'

Oarner Sth and Main Streets.

Main Sfcreet.

-~1

SHAWLS, SHAWLS, ... SHAWLS

—t. io .it"iSiiSlf''

Lady Washington Shawls, Shawls, LadiesK

FLong,

square,

Ladies

BCisses Long, Misses Square, Child's Long,

Child's Square,

Paisley Shawls, Broche Shawls,

In Lai^e Aatortmant.

b*l !'js«J8iSStfe!»Q

104 SHEETINGS,

«jeto Blenched and Unbleached,

At 40 Cents per Ward!

1 Case Hiil's "Semper Idem," Blcached,

^i.At Twenty Centa

1 Case Good 4-4 Bleached at 15 Gents I

TAMUABttOf-IXCKliUMOK I'or sale by all Grocers.. I Grocers..

GREAT DRIVE

'-. a* tlJX -ri, -itA* t.t.ttlto.-'S.h

Double Fold English, Merluos ao.l

Um-Jr

A.t, 35 Cents.' •lOJAlasda be »_ ....

TVELLe B1PLEY& GO'S

GREAT WHOLESALE & RETAIL f.'' •W-

Dry Goods Empbriuiri.

Torre Haute, lnd*

»i

Klr.kniiuii t. BAWIABB]

PUCE MIX FOUNDRY AND-—

Machine »Shop,

p-.f oiai«/a NATRONA REFINBD

SAPONIFIER

Conoentratpd

Lye.

2 Cts. a III. for Sopeilar Bari Smv.

TWELVE POUNDS OF SOFT SOAP FOR ONE CENT. &

Soap.

ALL VABIETIES OF SOAP.

••ally SUe a Cup of Coflfee.

rta- iMdi HA

anew Concentrated Lye, for making Soap, just discovered in KB

Bar LAND, IK THK AROTIO BKAflt and ia composed mainly of Alnminata of ttvioj -vrhicb, -when mixed with BDoaB fear,' produces the

DETERSIVE SOAP

IN THE WORLD.

1 Box will make 175 lbs, good Soft Soap, mm •xam.y

Jts equfviiieiit ln superior Hard Soap.,*Kj

Batailad by aU Proggiats and Orooeca In tbe United States. tf full RECIPES WITH BACH BOX.

BOOT AMD 8H0S

JKi

D««lcra cm *bUU it wholesale la

MiM,

«Mh containing 48 boxes, st liberal Aiseonnt, «f the wholesala filroeeirs uid Drs|gUU ia all tha towns aad elUos

ths tslt«4 States*

°CUFF0B,D PEMBERTON,

tO«neral

Agent, PBVH.

nXTBBTJBO. Sd

A S

No, 16 North 4th St.

•••rjr Tsilety of

South fourth Stree't

C. E. RUGGLES,fi

jr.. Saocs«sor to P. F. Dscki? JUST

RECEIVED aJ

TJA8 1 Urgi Stock of Boot* sod Shots, es

ibraolog

Women, Men 6 Children's Wear

SOlTABLI VOB TH

Fall and Winter Trade,«

Which 1 will Mil at th* Lowsat Cash Frkw. I un also prspsMd to

MAKE TO ORDER

AUJllsd* of Boot* ud Shoes tbst mmy beooll«4 for, on tlie ihort«*t notice and mott fMhionkble style. Oive me call before ordering or purchasing el»e where.

No. North Voarth Street, T*rr»-H»nte, lad. MTtdtt