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THE LASfiKSI CIBCULATIOS

Impeachment.1 fit

The matter of impeachment is still one of public discussion it i»atoo one which threatens to consume much of the atten* tion ef Congress for some time to come. If it were practicable and judicious at all hitherto, it is certainly not so now. The country, in our judgment, demands the attention and labors of Congress in another direction. The financial policy of the Government must be determined upon and settled. "Whether the present policy shall prevail, or whether a modified one shall be established for the future is some thing which Congress cannot neglect without great detriment to the public interest, and without bringing upon itself the odium of the country. The questions of taxation, internal revenue, and o&er minor matters of high public concern,are certainly enough to engage the attention of that body, without indulging in an effort to impeach the President, unless, in», deed he had committed higher crimes and greater misdemeanors, than it seems so fur, ho has committed during the termjhe has occupied the position of Chief Ma^istrate of the nation. A majority of ^he Judiciary Committee are in favor of iia peaching Mr. Johnson.

It is hardly proper to do Kelsey thq inv. ustiee to suppose that ho desires Congress' to pass a goneral law for Mr. Johnsbn's spccial punishment, which will at once mako criminal, acts which, when cpmluittcd, wore not so, try the chargoi for these criminalized ,*ots before a tribunal which, when they were committed, had no cxistenco,'authorise punishment injadvance of any verdict of guilt, and j)ro vide a sentence which at the time ofithe commission of the acts sought to be pun. iahed, was wholly unknown in the history of jurisprudence either in this country or England. Such an act, if attempted to be applied to the case of President Johnson, would be so clearly ex post facto and unconstitutional that it would be safe to assume that Mr. Kelsey's bill is design, en for a general act for use in future Similar cases. While it is difficult to see the fitness of this bill as reported, to meqt all the emergencies demanded in a general law, it must be conceded that some law should be passed defining at what period the power to arrest attaches in impeachment cases, and what tribunal may exercise it. But at the same time, we believe

Congress should let the impeachment'subject drop so far as an actual arraignment of the President is concerned, and address itself to the consideration of subjects of higher moment to the whole country.— The term of Mr. Johnson Is fast wearing out, and he is already so hampered by Congressional enactments, that, were he so inclined, he could not ihflict any seri, ous wrong upon the country.

EOMANOI OF THK FAK WEST.

0M(lea or Sand BuUt toy Invisible Architects—The Winds and the Fairies—The Sttry of Mo-m-ka. [Oormpondeace of the St. Loaii BepnbUcan.J

From recent letters of "Fayel," not yet published, we take the following ex teed, ingly interesting and charming extracts. a crrr KOT MASK WITH HAKSS.

We passed one of the most wonderfuf of those silant and fantastic cities scooped by the winds out of the bluffs, which form the peculiar geological features of this region, oftea deKribod by explorers. We Were on the old Spaairit trial, over whicH,

a (oW 3 ears *ago,MeisicauS: rani ported oai&ns. and d»S ^propkio? fn packets*, es frotn Santa Fejjo LaojijiSie, fiijjlvt} hnndred- mile^%nd--*raded jaie precious freight for goode. As to these vegetables, the traders in 4bose dayfr had "no'fea'r of boards of health, who, in mora modern times, exercise the power of pro. scription .and confiscation. This old Spanish trail leads through the northern gap or Horse creek, from tho uprar *rraw'to what is known as GoetomY HoTe, avast basin or valley, suirounded by high bluffs on three sides, facing inwards.

Some of the members, however, are to tally opposed to the schemo, if such wfl mtij caliit For example, Mr. Wilson, of Iowa, the Chairman of the Cop mittee, and among the ablest membersjof the House of Representatives, is deciL ded in his opinion that the evidence adduced thus far does not warrant suich an arraignment of the President, and most assuredly, this opinion, is but an endorsement of public sentiment on the subject ievolved. Woodbridge, a gopd, and an unflinching Republican, and also Messrs. Marshall and, fildrige fnterttfin the same opinion. Next week the House will consider the reports, and we may Expect a lively discussion thereon, with l|ut little profit to the public Interests generial.ly. Congress, however, owes something to itself in the perfomance of its duty! in this respect as well as to the country. Mr. Kelaey has introduced a bill dpclkr. ing the effect of an impeachment, aiid defining the meaning of ttie words "high crimes and misdemeanors" as used in the power of impeachment. This bill may be viewedj either as a partisan expedient to meet an exigency, or general law to bear on the case ?f Andrew Johnson or as provisions, the necessity of which has been suggested by the supposed difficulties attending the impeachpent of the present President, but Which are designed for use only on another and future occasion. If they are intended to bear, on the case of President Johnson, they must be considered, we thintf, as clearly ex-post facto, and as such will offend the moral sense of the people, as well as the legal sense of lawyers and urists. It is not merely a new rerhe* dy for a grievance that existed before, or a new mode Of applying a temedy that existed before, that Mr. Kelsey's bill is intended to'supply. It establishes a new mode of prosecution, which is neither a trial before the Senate nor on impeachment by the House, but which results in a joint resolution of both Houses, a mode of prosecution wholly unknown to the Con. stitution, and therefore void. It establishes anew sentence, which is neither one of guilty, nor of innocent, or of. any particular crime, but is simply a sentence that the officer be suspended. It would be an anomaly in jurisprudence to .allow a tribunal to suspend an officer w&om it had not first pronounced to be guilty ©f,a crime. It is not certain, indeed, that the act defining impeachable offenses does not* create into crimes, for the first time, the. acts which it aims to punish. For if the' acts which it declares to be criminal, are already criminal, then^they are made so by the operation of Mr. Kelsey's bill as reportod by the Eastern papers.

The distance across the bfwin is twentyseven'miles/ The blufls are doubtless connected with the rango known as Scott's bluffs, described by Capt. Bonneville, which bear some forty miles ^to the eastward,' ^aftd within k? few lnilAi still further east is the celebrated chimney rock. ,£b we neared thp nameless gap, the molt remarkable configurations were observed in the blufls ahead, which, at a distance of a few miles, resembled a town, with towers, domes and tall chipneys rising fcom stmctures oft all sira^and. heights, carved out by the unseen winds, in the soft sand stone and indurate clays, whiob compose the alternate layers of the range. To the left was seen an immense isolated structure resembling a Clipitol ifownfe* "with a lofty dome. 'Another castellated structure resembled a cathedral with numerous towers and spires. Then there was seen a shaft about seyenty feet in height, reminding the "beholder of the leaning tower of Pisa. Adjoining it was seen a column like the Obelisk of Luxor in Place Du Concorde. Then there were the huge smoke stacks of factories hug§ Ipoking brick kilns. On$~ structure-haS two domes, exactly alike. J?he symmetry and regularity of these 's\rafcge

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were" marked teatures.—

Other shapes, were more fantastic, but, as a general thing, the edifices would have done no discredit to a human architect, could the purpose for which they were'de--signed be"^tacBvored,

There' dire about thirty of tl&se isolated .struottu-op. standing out boldly, clearly cut antf wll' Seined from the bluff out of which they are carved, and which bends way,to wards the southest.- Tibotjriient dftytov^af perhaps an extent of ten acrSs, One of the most astonishing appearances noticed on Our approach for miles back, was the changeable character of the light.

A^oB^Hirae the vast •domes vjould be lit iip Bjf-ihe rays of fight, Sid Appear'perfectly white like polished alabaster. Then a fitting cloud would suddenly turn tne color into that of a dull clay. Sometimes a portion of the fairy city appeared bathed in a fl'Xd iff white, while the other portion looked dark and desolate. On nearing these remarkable freaks of nature, the outside resembled the works of a fortress commanding all the approaches of an ene* ifajr *A dumber of small doiB#JwiBre observed partially carved out of the lower strata, all bearing a curious similarity. The lines of stratification in the isolated structures correspond precisely with those jnjhe bluff beyond, out of. whichdhey have been carved. The bluff facing north has an elevation above the prairie of the baiin of from 600 to 700 feet. Th& rocks are fast wearing down by the agency of the winjlf and. the talus at the foot has reached nearly" two thirds the height of the escarpment.

In time the blufls will be blown away, and nothing but the rolling swell in the vast illimitable prairie will be left to mark the site of the present bluff.' We saw an illustration of this a few miles further on, where a parallel] range of bluffs has been entirely degraded by the winds, with the exception of a few low domes that, rise above the sands like monum^qts^^ the past. MO-NI-KA, "SPOTTED TAIL'S" DAUGHTER.

In the Soldiers' Cemetery at Laramie, on a terrace overlooking the garrison, 'ma/b& seen, at a distanceof a mile, three large boxes covered with bright scarlet cloth, and supported by square cedar posts about twelve feet high. One of the boxes, as mentioned in a previous letter, contains the body of "Pink," an Indian woman, well-known during her life time for her attachment to the whites. In another, rest the remains of a young child of the Ogalalla tribe. .The'xentre coffin contains 'the body of Mo-ni-ka, the daughter of Pugulashka (Spotted Tail), a well-known chief among the Sioux. This girl, was a firm friend of the whites, and when her father left the vicinity of the fort, according to the decision of his band, to go upon the .war path, she became mel*nchply and told her father she could not stfmvef a war with her best friends. Though far away from her early associations, she could not forget those who had been so kind to her. Her father tried every ex pedient to induce her to mingle with her young companions, offering her costly presents if she would marry one of his

Ettfree who loved h&. but shesaid unless she could marry a white brave she would not marry at all. She finally died of a broken heart. Her last request was that her body might, be carrie*}to the fort and interred near "Smoke," an old chief and sr relative^of the girl, who for many years had been friendly With"the white people, and whose body reposes in sight of thr garrison on the hill side. After-fifteen days journey in tho month of'February, 1866, her father, with about three hundred warriors, arrived with the bOd'y, and When the chief with deep emotion made known liife request that his daughter might find her last resting place near the "garrison, the commandingofficer, C,olohel

Maynadier, suggested that the girl should be buried in the cemetery, and, after introduction, tho Chaplain Rev. A. Wright (formerly Superintendent of Refugees at St. Louis) said he would officiate upon the (fccasion, to which the chief consented with great satisfaction,

The scaffold was erected,' the coffin was prepared, and near sunset a processioii of three hundred Indians and all the officers and soldiers of the post marched to the solemn music of the band to the place of sepulture. The body was placed in the box with all Mo-ni-ka's wearing appdrel, jewelry, &c., and some oi«tho officers .deposited beautifully worked gauntlet gloves, moccaains and suchlike articles to mako her comfortable on her journey to the fair hunting grounds, and to adorn her properly when she arrived there. The box was then nailed up and covered With a beautiful scarlet blanket, the gift of Col. Bullock. The Chaplain then performed the service adapted to the circumstances, which was interpreted to the Indians, land at the close of every sentence the ejaculation "ugh" was uttered. The two spotted, ponies belonging to Mo-ni-ka, which were killed immediately after her death, and had been brought with the body, were now nailed to the posts of the scaffold, that she "might have her favorite animals to ride in the beautiful grounds whither the Indians believed,she had^ gone. The heads and tails of the ponies are jstill

hanging to the post, about half the height of thMscaffold. Spotted Tail has t^er since been the firm friend of the whitfct.

BURIED IN TBS KB.

In the old cotton wood trees along Deer creek, branch of the Laramie Jtak, we saw some ten ,or twelye skeletons of Indians who had been "grafted" according to the Sioux custom. The bodies were wrapped in blankets and buffalo robes, and deposited in a sort of trough composed of poles, the ends of which were Hastened to the limbs of the tree. One was the corpse of an Indian girl. The body was wrapped in a bundle of cerements, composed of an antelope skin, a plaid shawl, several kinds of colored prints, and over all was a buffalo skin tied around with thongs of bull'hide. The moccasins were exposed exhibiting shrunken feet. The face appeared not unpleasant, although" the flesh had dried up. The air here has a mummyfying influence, well adapted to embalming purposes. These open air graves are a mile and a half from the post. Bodies buried in the light aands along the creek would soon be a feast -for the wolves. It is, therefore, a question whether the ravens should prey upon tin remains inVtesbd'bf the caydtasl

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as proposed by hin in December, 1864.— This, bebelfevesj 'catf Wobtiihetl kt" par in gold at'jftstf#er MHKITThis would make all cur greenbacks equal to gold, as also our niUonil baht curreR5y 'ian

ppsits in the ^national banka,,anii.pul«ir whole bonded, d^bt of $3jOOQ,OOd,OO0 at pkr in,, gold. This, he^idnks,

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As though revisited by ^gring.

Onr very yoatli^MMne through emeke Aad self-iafflcieut.M «ts they, With home Mniiation m»y be woke

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TA'ifiklr ante, blest with minds and lonle, Eflectjwt on* uundmeot motfp Discard theee chignons from yonr poll*,

The Katlonal Finances— fmpdrliiBt Letter flrom Hon. K. J. Walker. From the Washingto'n' Ohrouicfe

Tne Hon. R. j. "\Vatker fo^ier.Becretary of the Treasuryj is preparing, at,the request of hi| friends^n elabprate jetter, upon tbe national finances It will "be remembered that Mrv Walker, adypcated Secretary Chase's national, banking and financial system hf 1863, and alftfer that became alawh^ went to Europe,, by request of Jlly. -.JUinooln. and.

Mr, Chase, as

the financial agent of the Government,: and caused our loans to be taken, fnainly1 fn Qerhiiny^^^WRl if ^re-rH&n-dred .uiiHOBi iol.dtiliars Itnis bsUaved that he will, in a few days, publish this, letter,' Wbiebj We 'learn, to-embcace the. following pmhtsr1 'Ji

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at once at 1'east^l,000,000,000 to the adtive wealth of the'eountsy aS represented by currency Kp& negotiable t^redjt,' and prevent, a collapae. wqvernor^al^e'-

opposed alike to paper e*patfs»oor and conttaction, as both necessarily .'leading, in his judg^jen,! to repudiation. ,! 2. An immediate restoration of the Unitti and the reduction of our. expenditures to a pesicebuis. These expenditures th«» reduced^ including the payment of interest on tbe publie debt, and a Very small and gradi^a^reduction.of the bnncjp^, he thiaks, ought not to exceed •220 000:/)00 a year in gold. The piyment «f the Govehiment expenditures in gOldj instead of paper^ would be equivalent at-Once 'tci! 30 per cent.- reduction of those -expenses. Thus, ioimedifteiy resuming ?|eeie payments and redkeing the expehditum to %, suite not exceeding $220,000,000 a year, he thjnka thAtja tarifl jr ieveniie.roiMd^rihg 'ktV least.^'flyOQO.OOO a yfear,, iiicre«jijng every year with "our augmented wealth andpophiatioW. 3d/' The itn^ii^di^el 'a^cilition of ojir whole internal system of taxation,„ including thS flicoeoe: tax, tM"Qbc '«in sales, stamp $a*, and :all other int^V^Al l^xes,except -the excise on wines^ fermented and spirituous liquors, and tobfaoOo.l—

Without rqdU iiBg the taxesj'oh tjidse artioleej. or ." suwendering their proceeds to fraod'^and rascality, be- believes that ^fajjpt Jfciar could be realiaow This would' make[th« total revenue $320,000,000 iri'gold per annum, whicji woi^d leave a* .very large margin—at'insn than he thinks it. '.toquired* Should it yield much more than is wihted, hi Woiild still further reduce the taxation hyifcaking off the duties bn sugar, tea ahd-cOffee. Should there Btlll be a large surpl^ he ib in fhvor. of still further reduc&g or repealing all duties pn the neceesasies,^ life not produced in this country. Shield there still remain a sur-. plu^ he favora devoting it to great n^anal works of internal improveitaent. a He thinks, as he iJWays has, that^herra"W material of domestic manufactures should be duty free aftdexfempt from»lex«ise orrtaxition. 4. The national banking system Should be sustained'wd improves, upon, repealing the i&mopoly clause, £i&d leaving all perfectLy fwie to establish banks wlw wjill' comply with the laws of Congress, thus giving ali'secttohs of tbel&ijtowy as large an amount of substantial .^ircuJ^ting medium as their interests require. ,,r a

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^PALuaa'a S^CLXCTIO PBETUMEB, "AC., can be knoWn by their "bearing hfs'hame and address. N6ne pther^are genuine His name is:» guarantee of excellence. w. dwlW-

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tff Bn mirror may satis^y a ladv that tisrVTrass ii friTfhgi—fiii»iXl'l gip fss cinate the eye is combined in her dos-tume-^ttt-iSh€^ai i®t^jcj6w#der herielf jwesistible until she has added tho crowif. ing to her attractions, by sprinkling PhaIon's "Night-Blooming Cereus" on ber lace handkerchief.—Portland Press 1

Six Fs.— Poets—Painters—Preachers —Players—Printers and Politicians—'all suffer from Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Iioss of Appetite, Liver Complaints, and all diseases which they may cure or prevent by tbe use of Plantation Bitters. If thjose sufferers took these Bitters, the Poetry would be purer, the Paintings grander, the Sermons livelier, the Acting truer, the Printing neater, and the Politics honest er. This tplendid tonio invigorates the system, and enables the brain to wbrk healthily.

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

Maomoua WATER.—A delightful toilet article—superior to Cologne at half'the prioe. [20-deodw2W.-r

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A# WAS XVAtBtD TO _7 MtRETT»S|HA»|«iST0R^« mf BrH» W. It ttHndtunil

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its Fair, koldsn in S«pt. GO, 1SH6

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It ceataitu a* Injurious "ft*., «nd the most popular and tellable article throughout the £ut. West, North, «nd

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JJOOTS AND SHOES. ,V

IS. A N E W S beetling

Boots ft Shoes Very Cheap To oloee oat kl* large stock of -y

Boot* Shoes and Oaiters, To aiaka room for Spring stock. •oaey by calling oa hii

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IH TRADE!

a IMW, yen will b* astonished at the ralue Jj-of »I1 kfirii of 4«ods sent by the weU known and Justly celebrated firm at Gf&HAM & CO r/M|r OALT OH£ DOLLABI aS falk» MerittOf and Alpacc» Brass*, Shawl*. Balmoral*, fiAtefOoodi^ fibbosSel Xabft Ofixers^ WetcbM, Jewelry, Silver Hated Ware, £adHg£*chine*t Ac. This is no hnmbng, bat a reality. 8ead.rc.iK.cliibi ofteq apd upward®, for checks describnlg the goode, with ten oente for each check, and. the getter np of the olub will receive a Taltaabie present, worth from S3 to 9300, according to nwmber of names scat.

Agents wasted in every town. Circulars sent free. Address, GBAHAH GO., 64 A 66 federal Btriaeti Boston.

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OSntTDBY TOBACCO

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Jtoijdey», une» 100 Note Tuesdays.i Xwd f1,ftjea. 1 Wed'days, flyo Twenties Tbursdays, Ten L'eu«.. Fridays, Twenty Fives. Saturdays, Fifty Xw,oi. ^AOrtOltf LIAED, 16,18 & 20 Chambers

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Klchest Man In ttae World. Extract frtmj A 'Letter from Baron SoUmton Ii' tluchild. Pabis, 8th April, 1861',' 25KUO Fauby. St: Uon»re.

Will yott ha^tind enough to bare furwardud to me here 200 bottles ot your Indian Uniiueut if youxwill'tend-at the same time thj account, I will forward you (he amouiit through Slessrs. BELMONT A

Co., Mewfork.

BABON SSLOVON BotngcuitD having recommended to many of tils friends Malor L.\NK'c LINIMKNl'. tind they being desiroao to procure iu tie fho.alifeadvisp.him .to establish a d.ejwt in

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TH^KDI'AJf MSIMEXT, A^a' relief,' erer'ready as a killer of Fain, taken lnwa(dly, fir outwardly applied, has no equal. For the, relief and enre of Uheumatlc and Neuralgic Sprains, Bruisefi.Jcc., it4*unequalled,Affections,most it,Is also etlipacihua, tukcu inwardly, In the coirs' of Cholera, Cramps and JeMMjnikeelfeaiMh, Diarrhoea, Bjesscntcry, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Induitum, Ac., ani without exception the inost wonderful 1'onacea the world affords^., NO FAMILY, snould b» without it. Kvery TtBiVKLIA by I»nd or sea should have.a bottle. .MIMBH3 and FAUMKBd residing at a distance from Physicians alioulci keep it constantly on hand. In case of accidents, and —dd*li attarkn sf iMouach Oemplaente, its vuluu cannot be estimated. Inquire Tor Wttjo LAE'8 IMDllOiJKlMBNF. and take no other. i'Kiue SO CtS. per "bottle. For gale at Wholesale «u(i Kotail by Cemas Barnes & Co., 21 Park ttuw. N. y. Gale Bobinson, 186tOr«enwicli St., J). V. F..,0: Wells A Co., 192 Fulton St., N. Y. Ohas. Ji. Onttendeh, S8 6th Avenue, N. T. and by re•postable Druggists throughout the wurld. Noao gemiineuriloes algn«d Dy

JOHN TBOS.

LANK, aud

countersigned by J. T. LANK & CO., Proprietors 16$ Broadtfay, N. Y. SSBTSend or OirvnSAx.

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CreC*fl.AK 8S»'r I'REE,

/XOSfAININQ LiBts of Dry and Fancy Gocds, Vj Watches, Plated Ware, Cutlery, &c., Sc., to be sold, 0NK DOLIiAB for (fach article. Ggeat Inducements to Agenta. PLUMM£il & AlOL'LTON, 15 Marshall Street, Boston, Mass.

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BALLOU'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE For 1868, Enlarged to One Hundred Pages •Th« circulation of BALLOD'S MAOAZINK liaring increased during 1867 nearly flcen thmuand copiit and nerar being so prosperous as at present, the publishers are th«reby induced to still further add to its Talne by each numbkb *0 oSt aVltcaan

pahksU.mlabginq

PAINTS

Ton will *a?e, at

Although thiseularg-

ment involves an additional expense of some ?5,000 a year, yet t&ere will be no increase IN tjtk raics.

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KW SDB30BIBEBS FOB 1868 to the ILLUSTBATKD PHBKNOLOQIOAL JOURNAL, at veer, will receive Nov. and Dec. Nos. this year T.t. Addrees S. B. WILLS, 389 Broadway, N. T.

N' »ay

tt.lfllors NEWSPAPERS OF THE t\, UNITED STATES. A oompleta list of mat valne lo advertisers. See AdverWiers Gasette for December. Price 28 conts, or per year in advance. Address P. BOWELL AGO., Publishers, New York.

for

ia aliita] of all

fakmers

AND OTHIB8.—THS GBAKTON MINKRAL yilNT COMPANY are now manufacturing the Bwt, Cheapest and most Durable Paint in use two coat* well put on, mixed with pure Linseed 0V} wtU lasi lO or lS years it is of alight brown or beautiful chocolate color, and can bo changed to green, lead, atone, olive, drab or cream, to suit the taate of the consumer. It Is valnabie for Fob***, Bum*, fence*, Agricultural Implements, (ferriage »od Car-makers, Pail* and Woeden ware Canvas, Metal and Shingle Boob, Ot being Fire and Water proof), Bridges, Burial Oases, Canal Boat*. Ship*, Ship*' bottom*. Floor Oil Cloths, (ope Manufacturer having aaed 6000 bbls. the put year,) and as a paint tor any pupoee is uneurpueed fbr body, darabiiity, elasticity, and adheaivene'.*. Price 86 per bbl., ef 300 Ita, which willsnpply a farmer for year* to come. Warran ted'In all ea*e* as aboTS, Send for a circular, WfcMh'glfee fan particulars. None genuine nnlsee braaded ia a trade mark, Grafton Mine! a I Mil A ilillje* A NJTTi BIDWBUi, froprieter,

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e®* Wc have not discontinued, our 10 we Intend to cOHOb pricking (100 Daily in Pitpr.ss of Century tobacco, reports to the cuiitrary notwithstanding.

KHf Wo are making the Cbstuby

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THE ll EST IS THE CHIAPBSt! •. HA It VEST IS OVEM

•AliwWMMjP^W iji ».

SKIT COO.,

Sole Manufacturer*, it Maidws Laa* Haw Yodt. .. ., .JLlu::-'

AOSHT—Om chaiMeitfeaeh

town, worthy the attantion of aa aetiT* business nan, tt Uke thaagMcy br W» salrof BmADrranr's Braaaa Movunva Aaa Wbavmsb Riaips, applied Sa tha sidee, bottom, tap and m* tro of door*, and window*. The sale beyond anything ever offered before to an agent, aBima $10 to $iS per day can be made. Send fbr ag4at*' circular. The first who apply eecuf* a bargaia. Terms for Moulding, cash. J. K. Bll&l)$TBtET Jfc (JO ,'Boiitt'U, Btuj. .. .o-

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$10 A BAT MADE BT ART OKI, with my Patent StoncilTool*. I"prt^a^^k Mini pies free. Beware of My OmUitl will explain. Address A. J.TOLIiMf, BfVlagfield, Vermont. ,~Vl

VE RTOODT

from the

Cam CCi VmmMViriOurtk.

txe for Men or £eys,by asta(iP Kilt Ihetscct»«Oaxai*. .Cams sent to any address for S2.00. i'Mtl order a sample. Settd staBlpe fcir tM and circnlar. HDBBKLI. ft PAjtSONS, CaadUla, N. X,

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It is the Best Xhuee erer «lered I One or two day*' time wlli sacure ageod. (sewing Mackine, Witd, silk Bftss, MrelTsr, it some other article of equal valqe* Cost.

I HE YIELD IS GREAT! LKOSTEHITY AJBOUJfi) WINTER IS QWillte!

AND MOW' IS-YHK mtttm TO AKB

MOORE'S BUBAL N£W-Y0BK£R, TI1K GREAT TOW* JUWOOTlllBt THE UOBALlsthe latiug Newspaper snpeti ir in Yalne beauty of Appearance. It embrae**IaiMe

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SENT

Q'4art°r, (Oct. to Jan.) on trials Q*!,*'FIFTY

uents

Address

». D. T. MOORE, RodlMter JT. T.

HOUSEKEEPERS STORE.

BR0K1W BROTHERS 4 CO.

No. 1Q9 Main St., Tem-Haote, rl a

JL. A. N fi E

TL, A. rSr IS" JE5

Are fully prepared for 1 out

If. ••o'lii Jy WINTER JU.tW J"' »,sj •.! .Wigaa nrt

Coonsumers. of

an 'r lBJTK

DRY GOODS

Will find it greatly to thstr advantage to examine our stock of jnnr «di 4- .•

FAULT DBT OOOM

SUCH AS

SHEETIN^S kik^I!i«8iLINKN

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,rtr ClU tj.'- Consistta^rf-. ft*.- iab»fs.*i*e"r

C&PC8f (sUffifffr j. },

9,|

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Wristlets, Tippets,

Children's I

Gents Mufflers dta.

All of which{ will be ^offered at |nach l*a|th*a 'ordinary Priced

j».. Viiv-a i-rti-. 4*5 a-t* .. 's-m \,i- h:« 1

Onr Stock of Baskets, Satchel*, and toe asnal variety of Good* saltahle for the \n IIO

Holiday Seami '"ia ." 4 is .. Is Fresh aad Attractive.' Ci .-*1. iO**i „,!v W, I i-zm ^___^ t—ISilJlAS

B. Bi & C0 /tu%'BclIiiig Zephyrs at Bedaced Prices il—1 A -j

GREAT CAKFET HOUSB GREAT WALLPAPSR HOUS* GREAT OIL CLOTH SOfifBB GREAT WINDOW CURTAUfrBous*! GREAT HOUSEFURNISHIO» ISPOT!

BR0&AW

Agent* Wanted.

No, 109 flu:

and

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Suits sut on scientific principles, and 'IBKSSEi'

BROWKMl

,Airl

cnltural, Hcrticuitnral, SeiemtMc, ICdnoaffonal. Literary and New* Hatter, interspersed with Xagrarings, than any other Journal-*-for It cecsprises Di partiuent* devoted ta or inoladlng Agriculture, m's Cksiee Utwatktat

asfsiasai, sssaaf »J Grazing, Dairyiag, Vratfe'S msilf, Burai Arekltecraw, GjwwaL Nevs, omestle Kcomomy, ()66HeRct,MaHtsla, •Win IlUutrationi.TaUt, Mmajt Mm*}cPeS^t, So{HUMS, Enigma*, 4c., 4*.

•»ST YLB

LATEST:

No. Hs|n,8^t, up Stairs.

OSIIAP MILJJKIISy '/tjr.T NEW STOCK OP THE

aflr.-.uLT

-COi-nX:. n:. I VHOLHAL1 tnAIl. DliLll^ra ,t

^iieeDswa^r filas^ware

House^farnisliii^sdT Ooods

COAL «|EL i' iifl .. *r jilijij iMriterrtsj Table I3ua^y$

Mts.

fbee or tho 13 numbers of this

itnjuuaa ta-: :pi|

Hi jo •'•'ii'.iu'- -.1- ,'JtKO? .'J

T5AHRTHENWARE,

j.: 147 Main

Street,

.:,i TjBRBB

HADTB, IND,

C0LSATE&W8

Erasive Soa^ manufactar«d from Pou* TRWAtS, and. may lis -jconsidered' th^ ITiHtiAMMr KICKLWKWk

DOCTOR

OoniQltation rooms, and rooms for the aceom modatlojj of sach patients a* refnitrt daily $er»A siatteattoa. .j

XTXBTBODt ...

Can get, In ia sealed letter envelope,my lleOrf Symptom* andTieatment of NerTons, Urinary aqr SK«MllHaeaa«a,eleeHy4eljne»tfng aU the dteeaaf •ondltioas, yrith infl 8yjnptom Msts, for tiff three-cent poStagfe itafct* to prepay pa»ta^OtVetllat for Ii^dM^elatihgto DiseaeesofPabet •mmiiHfa+d t: f-. i.- 'i

qi' briiw

^OUNDR»ES.

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Hear theT. H. ft I. and IL AO. Frelgbt Depofe «i nr,v flBBK-HAUTf, INDIANA,'*

SBATB, SMITH & CO., Fropifs. iKvj .. *ia s.*j» etiHsvi

Maaafttctareraof Steam Engines, Hill Oearlbg, aad Machinery of every description. All kipds of Ironaad Brass Ca*tin(*oiale to order. Ktfr, of repairing promjify attended tou:-

Ordera solicited. ijirrt1! The highest Cash Price Paid for Old Copper, Bra**, and Iron: a'ugWw|f,

PHOSHIX FOIJIirppY bnji

Machine"*'' Shop,

MeElfresh, Denver A 0».i AL •. ear. 0th Eagle St* near Pasianger. Detjot, TBHBS HAOTE, IKi).

Maaafcettrtn of Bteatslngiilea, Mill MachineaJoaia Tronta, Fire Fronts, and Ciocnlar £aiw Bpefiai attention paid to the latnnfactora and saaair of Unm Work, Patent 0®ee Model*,

We are alio prepared to ent_Toothed qr, fog Oearlngsef either Cast Iron, Wrohght Iron [or Bra**, la the moat perfect asanner. I »i

beiagrrecttoal Mechanics of several years expert an**, we (sal safs in saying tl)at we can reniei fallsatislhctlon to otii' cnstomers. botltfin polnl. of warkmanthlp and price.

The higheat priee paid for all old scrap Iron delivered at the "Phoenix Foundry," near the., Faa*ia»M«pbfc r:.-r- :.,

VT MoBIiFBISH, DENOLEK A Col aijtMWarirtf

TTKIOH INSUKANOB CO., 11/ bUHDUHAtOtlS. I Capital* r«Tn LaAoue.Futa laacaaacx COMPA*T or Iw.,

A Stock 6omt£ny oWned add Controlled by the

who are reerdent* of Terre Hante, and to wlibm' wa woald refer tlioee wanting aonnd and reliable rttmranoeat fair re tee. ._

Preston Humbj, Pres't National. State Bapk., J."R. C&aninghahf, Druggist. 1.0. Warrair* Heir*. s-

HAVEH8 CO., A«uita,

XSdtf Offloe aver Donnelley'* Drag Store.

Theonly

PBKMIFM

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di To tin -Jsaihae .* /lirt

3il4a a

tYLES

TAB

KB xfjfw STii?q Js

Witt

iml'jzai •••rr

At M. Main Street..

MISS 8ALLIE HASTINGS.

I •»!{.' I

Family Sewing machineB

Was awardsdato cthe

WHEELER & WILSOW,

THS

STATE FAIB, HELD AT TlfttSK HicDTK c-C tat f- I POLLOWI^O' COMMITTEE.' J"

Dr. Xodoaazix,' maimber'of^ the State Board of AgriimW At tor uwrOenaral, HlJuaQuuDi vffeor Dr. Ckaai^OT raTlcs coaaty—all partite* of the htghaatatdw ef tnMH*sr •ytaioa Is wtty of wou

and social p*em*n, who« T^J?

coo

a$'.

:a-

Misses Long^ ,1^ Misses Square, 3

**.

Voraale Ujn.atl.Groe^. 1

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AfKWIDIiASLT ARID PHXSftJIAK.iu hii Dinloaauhlck hangs ia his orace.VllI haaiMM OUronU Ditto** tM ttudftif itilffis kni ha* a Union-wide repaUtioa, !hsrriiig beenf IsoalrfaA. XoaMtbcli any otherCb^n,'-

^SnSlTofW* bractioetas'been of a p#lTate n4

Sjtictm*y

Vri

Bodi U4 blotch oc,dfipili,ty ip

jiMiM,prodnolaff

—1

«ight,

coa/asioh

onto

moinory, waikneM. *«., not all these In any on* dia^Mt alloeenrring freqnentjy in varions caao* •^AaooiBmodatloa* ample, rfiargps modprata rare* fnarahteed. CqMnltatiOm by letter or sp offloe, free. Soetoaaea can be preperly breatot

W a at a an re an By So

1troS

srithontaalntorriow, and pnedicingtsecare a&wtatton. sent By matt or ek^m. Ho ait} iraneetobn*lnela'intbb*t case*.- .•

A*)MSS BoaSOW, Si. lew's, Mo. B«nr*-iS A^M, to 6 P»M. Office pormftuarttft IbcatedatTf^jSlt Br.OhSrlei'fitrefet,between six# mi satehth^bae eqnare Sonth of Lindell Ilotal.j retired spot in the oentre of the clty.

NATRONA REFINED

0i, ftf

Hfrjy •, Concentrated Lye.

(-ra3

twelve

rora»BJ|,

•'•iSTfri t* elslfc sd I udi ?«i '5 i-i- ii.1 \'ntr,'-

MJI"!

llSSi

»if 1 fil q'

DRY GOODS,

SB*

or Gor^ner 5th and Main Streets.

•. 1 ad?

"S-v-irjOiO- UUtt*i)tlC7H «7 tTsdlooS rt( 5.-'-."! AW

Qrt4 4JV* hi

SHAWLS^

V- f^wr«v*w»vw-

t&ofst J-'M

Lady Wasbington Shawls, Middlesex Shawls,

Ladies Long,

-^-Ladies Square,

$mid*a Loiig:

^vphUdVi Square,

Paisley Shawls, Broche Shawls, jtt Lftrge Assortment.'^:• "jv. jit)

teri} ty fej us. iWxi

10-4 SHEETINGS,

Bleached and Unbleached,

.^t' iQ Cents per Yard 1

1 Case HiH'b "Semper Idem," Bleached

ri*i«.Aft-.Tw*nfty. Cento

1 base GkoJ 4-4 Bleaoiied at 15 Cents I

-jiS- •_ sJ'.l fiffa

caT en- ,fi c{vsb

ID'^IVE

'.'tvipsatiCL edi oi 3 in*eri}i.&T-

B#&ble old Inglisk iMerinos

A O

& QO'&

RETAIL

Terr^'ft.aiite, lnd"

•lit-v.-

iitouf asmsS

.• i».- m^|l«s .•*«!.-

'h1!*] ift ?mt'-J?"'

Cts. a ib. for Snperiqr Hard Soap.

ipduirbs

rr-

of soft soap

,vi

••'foroweceut:*1"

i»i swMpn?iO..| .«« seal s*»•:-'»•&%

Ev^ry ^amilycfui Make tEeirOwn Soap. ,r .%

i.Lf.TAjBIE"nES OF ^OAP.

t'i 4«

Mi--—

tfailly 9Iadc a Cap of im'if tu

mutt

Is new Concentrated Lye, for making Soap,^just diaooverpd in

GREENLAND, IN !THK AKOTIO BBA0, and is composfed xnaiilly of AlumJnsto •of Soda, vfhich', whten rflited with iucrUSE FAT, produces tlie .jfiiLrtsq

BEST BETEBSrVE-SOAPi in THE WGKI.O.

1 Box will nfike 175 lbs. good Soft Sosft or flit equivalent ln«uperior Hard Soapj

Batadled by all Drugsiata and Grooori ini 'tbe United Statoa.: er FULL BECIPES WlTtl IACH

Dealer* esa o1tstlt "it wholesale la ea.seiv cach containing 4S boxea, at liberal discoant, of the wh»I«»sl» crocer* and Draf|[tot* fn all tha sad cHist of tha CaitSd MatMj

*CIJ|T0RD PEMBERT0N, ri Gtaneml A««n».

IpITEaBTJBQ, PKSH.

:,nilqrt or'mrv

.. c'*A ^H: i: -le»1" BOOT« AIID SHOE ST0SE,

No, 16 North 4th St. a a ortfj.f a*

C. E. EUGaUPS,

Snecestrfrto P. P. Deck,

HAS'*'JUST

RECEIVED A

X«rge Stock ef Boot* and Shoe*, embracing eyery.vatiely of .'

Women, Men ObUtren'g Wear

SUITABLE TOS THE

Fall ami'VUter Trado,

Whioh will aeli at the I«weat Oaafa Price*. 1 jo am alao prepared to ^y

MAKE TO ORDER

All kind* of Boot* aad Shoes that may bo called for, on the shortest" tittlee and most fsshlonabie .stjde.^Qiveiy.|» fall beforj ^rdoring or yurchas-

e^[y.aina^TOttrtlL'S«a«t/r&rr*-)qbuta, Led. aovSdtf

1SIROUOGY.

LOO^K-OUT.

'l-Yii.'t

GOOD KEWN FOR ALL

•1,000.10 ANT PKB80N WHO WILL EQUAL /. *^T)AMEJ1APHAELIH THE PBOFESSIOM.

rpHE NEVER-FAILING MADATtE KAPHAini ls tbe BSet^ Sfte tucWeW when all eth-rs hate failed. All who are ia trouble—all who htv6 been nnfortnnate—all whose fond hopes have bean disappointed, crashed and blasted by false promise* and deceit—all who have been misled amf trifled "with—all By to her for advice and satisfaction. All who are in donbS af-the affections e( those they love, consult her t^ relieve and satlsty theii minds.

In lore A ffalrs She Never 8h(rha*th» eeoret of winning tbe affections of the opposite sex. She shows yon the ilkeu'S.i o( yonr ftitnre wift or bntband, or absent friend.— She guides the single to »hanpy marriage, ao4 akes the married happy. Ifer aid and auvlce jsbeen"solicited ia lbtantarrablelnstancesj and the result, has always been the means of ascitr* lnga ... v. j,'

Speedy and Happy Marriage,

She Is, therefore, a snre dependence. It I* well known to the public at large that she was the first, and,sh* la the only person in this country who can •how the irkenew in reality, aud who can give entire satikfact Ion oa all the eoncerrvs ot life, which can be tested and proved by thousand s, loth i^arriod anJ single, who daily anil eagerly tislf her.

Ti/'all in butfeesi her advice ialtivaloable. She can foretell, with the grvateat oertaiuty, the ra? *nlt of all commercial aud ba^ines* transactiqn*^

Lottery numbers given withal rxtr* char go. MADAME 11APUAEL Is a bona Bd.i AstrbTo^lst thatovery onec'andepeadupon. She is cto grteti fst Astrologist of lhe nineteenth century, it l* that we I-anown fact that makes illiterate pretenders copy lier AdvertfteOietiltt Knd' (ryto Imitate her,-.

Madams Baphaetia Ik* seventh dangliter of the seventh daughter sbe wss bom with a nrturai gift she can foretell your very 'thoughts. She also cures drimkeiaoq*.

Ail intertiews strietiy piivataaad confidebtiat. A* a Female Physician her r«medie« n«(« ta^l to cure all female irregulariti^i, and to 4m,iuce the mouthly flow, without danger'of' expiAinre.— They can not injore, bnt, on the Q9iUr(||,r^fct^»y Improve the health. ,'.f

Therefore, ooms one, come all, to

111 Bichmoid, bet Cfatral Aveau« u4 Mi. CJineinnafi, Ohio1. TKBMSC—Ladles, fi Oentlemen, 81,80.

N. B.—Tho Madams will answer no letter* witiT. out a fee of SI and a3-cent stamp 1* iaeloeed. Address Lcok Box 531. ang23dwly

rss}j

t» iti to" wi

MaeSiiJis s' .- fu'-xhot The Pen ia Kiffhtier than the Sword." j.-. of

TBE

GOLD PEW,

BBSK.AND OHBAPBn off FHIfti

Morton's Gold Penst

^.The Best Pens in the World.

'''[For talc at 26 MaidenLane, JVetr-Torlb, and by every duly appointed Agsnt at ths same prices, it

Morton makes no IPens stamped nith

the JVame or Trade

mark of any other therefore, where an Affcncy is

established,

the public will be best suited, and at the same prices, by calling on the Agents *n dll other places those wishing the Morton f*en must send to Headquarters, where their orders will receive prompt attention, if accompanied with the cash.

ACatalogue, withfkll description of sizes and prices, tent on receipt of letter postage. rtt'fc A. MORTON.

tilft&ror Christman&New fears! A SUPERB STUCK OF FINK OULD AND SILVER WATCHES, ALL WAllItANTKI* TO BUN

AND THOROUGHLY BPTGULATKJI, AT THK LOW PNIOBOF 10 EACH, A3D SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 100 Solid Gpld UaptingWatches S250 to 1,000 100 Slagic Cased Gold Watches....... 200 to 500 100 liftidiea Watches, enameled 100 to 200 Gold Qiwt'g Ciiron'ter Watches 250 to 290 Gold Hunt'g. Knglish Lovers.... 20t to SOO Gold Hunting lnpl*x Watches 150 to 500 Gold llnnt'g American Watches 100 to 500 Silver Hunting Levers B0 to 600 Silver Hnntlng Duplexes..... TS to 601 Gold Ladies Watches 60 to 1,000 Gold Hunting Lepiucs..5' to 1 COO llisso.llaueous Silver W'atchee 60 to 2,S00UnnHDg Silver Watches 85 to 6,000 Assorted Watches, .ill nils.,..., 10 to

300 300 250 200 260 160 250 250 76 100 fO

pobu-&

TUe above stock will be disposed ot on the

l\k oni-pbics

plan, giving every patron a tine

0oidor'Sulld Sliver Watch for $10, wlibout re-gard-to .value I Wbioht, Bbo. A Co., 181 Broadway, New fork, wish to immediately dispose of the above magnificent Stock. Certificates, taming the, articles, are placed ia eouled euvelopes", and well mixed. Holders are entitled to tbe article! named oh their eorfifiaate upea the'payment of 'feo Dollar*, whether it be a watoh worth fl.OOO .or worth less. The return of any of our Cerllflcates entitles you to the article named theteon n|ydn payment irreepective of the woclb, and as.no attlclo valued less than 110is n»mrd on.aqy f$r tificate it will at once be s^eu that this Jfo fcotKry, but a itralghtfbrwara legitimate transaction, which nay be particlpaUd In even by the most ranildious!

A sin bi soiirtPSr" mxll, (ost paid, upou rucsipt of 25 cents, Sr« Tr Si, eleven lor S3, thirty-threo and elegant premium fdr So, sixty six and more valuable premium fur 10, one hundred and most superb watch for (15. To Agents,: or thbs* wishing, employment, tbis is a rare oi portnnily. It is a legitimately conducted business, duly authoriisd by tbe Government, anl open to tne most e*reful sorutiny. Try tu.

Address, WBI6HT, BR0, 00,. Importer*. oe29dlmw3m 101 Broadway, Aew Vork,

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A LECTURE ON THE NATURAL T»*ATKJCNT, and Radical Cure. of Spermatorrbcea, or Seminal Weaknrss, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Pebiiity, and Iknpodlmonts to Carriage, generally Nervousness, Consnmptlo*, KpHepsy, and Kits, Uental and Physical Incapacity, resulting from Self Abus', Ac.,-.by Roar. J.

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D., author of the ''Green Book," Ac. "A Bani Thonnandi of Snflkrer*." Sent under setl, in a plain envelope te aay ad. dress, postpaid, on receipt of six cents, or two portage stamps, toCHAS. J.O.KLIHC A CO., 127 Bowery, Kew Tork, Post Offlee box 4MS.

Also Dr. Culverweli's "Marriage Guide," glee tSeenfa. dw3m)