Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 December 1867 — Page 2

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A E E S S

•ymnqic HAUtTHI. 1ND-

Wednesday Morning, Dec. 4th, 1867

fag leading journals in Nebraska have declared for General Grant for the Presidency.

Thi

l&*t

number of the Brazil

Thb

Chicago

Miner,

Republican organ of Clay county, takes issue with the Exprttt

on the bond and

greenback question.—Journal, W a re in a or of pa in of he ernment bends according to the terms made with tfce creditors of the Government, we care not who takes issue with us- It is not improper to call those who repudiate contraots, "repudiators/^||g|

gbhtlmcak

connected with the Sci

entific Corps engaged for several months in surveying the route through Alaska for telegraph to Behring Straits, reports that the prospect for coal is very slim, though there is plenty of wood for many generations. JHe discovered but a single thin nam of coal in all his explorations in that region. Still, there may be coal fa the interior but whether there is or sot, there need be no apprehemton as to the prosperity of that region, provided the other elements of human comfort are abundant.

Time*

The fact Is, that no further reduction is possible until Congress,authorises it. The law fixes the number of regiments, the maximum and minimum number of pri* vatesln eaoh, and the number, grade and rank of its officers. The only discretionary power which the General of the army haa in the matter is, therefore, in the r« duetion or inorease of private soldiers.

Having dona all in his power to cut down the expenses of the War Department, it remains for Congress to author iae the reduction of regiments, which it will undoubtedly do at an early day. Everybody knows that the United States does not need a large standing army, and General Grant, so far from being censura ble for his oourse, deserves and enjoys the profound gratitude of every (Intelligent citiaen. He has already diminished the cost of the military service nearly fifteen millions per annum, and as soon as he can lawfully,'*he will still further reduce

it.

Tbiu

are many poor (n oar flty who

require the services of Charity and Benevolence. Their dependence Is upon the provisions ef charity alone, and con tinued exertions In their behalf should be made by our good and liberal people. Then, too, the number of those who make no appeals for aid, who have learned to suffer and be still, hiding their distress be neath the folds of a noble pride, is much greater than is generally supposed. We, who sit in our comfortable rooms, or, if out of doors, are warmly clad, know noth ing of the change* of the seasons—to our bodies It is summer all tho year round but to the podr things who are leas fortu-! nato we owe a duty, rendered saored and binding in proportion as tfie thermometer falls, The mercury which tells the tern perature is

less a moral than an at

motpheric or olimatio guide. Gaunt pov erty, olothed in thin rags has its necesai ties, and consequently its miseries, in creased many fold by the Inclemency of winter. Shall we who have enough and to spare be indifferent There seems to be no diffloulty in raising money to send missionaries to "the uttermost parts of the earth," or erea to the freedmen, but the amount donated to domestic eharity, to relieve the actual wants of our needy neighbors, is pitifully small Some make excuse that poverty is frequently, If tot generally, the result of crime. The allegation is just, but the eoneluslon wholly false. Shakspeare speaks only the sober truth when he says "In the coane gf Justls*

s«m

ef would *e

•aivatloa." If bounty were eonfined to the really deserving, the sun would aease his shining and a benovolent Providence would be converted into an avenging Nemesis. It is rank bypoerisy, downright Pharisee* ism, for any person to refuse to relieve suffering on the score that It would encour age vice. Misery, and not happiness, is the. school of sin. To make the world' better, make it happier. The Holy One, amid His lost creation, spent but a very small portion of His time In preaching,: His especial oaro being to minister to the' distressed. The same practical philanthropy ought to actnate us. Give freely as well as discreetly. "If you have only old elothet, an old bonnet, or hat,

A kind word *r a tmlle, trot and toft, In the nam* a brother confer It, and that Shall be counted ai (old op aloft."

Mor&ill

of Vermont, entertains some

very eurious ideas on flnanoial mattersThree or four days sinee he introduced a bill by whioh the whole subject is to be oloeed out on the 4th of July,18«9,in a resumption of specie payments by both the Government and the banks.

The first section simply enjoins the Secretary of the Treasury to pay gold on all greenbacks that shall be presented for payment from and after the 4th of July, 1869.

The second aeetion provide* that until the last of January, 1869, the Secretary shall within thirty days after the 1st of July and the 1st ef January, sell all surplus gold that may be it

the treasury

above $76,000,000. The third section provides that the banks shall keep on hand 20 per sent, of their capital In gold.

Section fourth requires the banks to pay coin on the notes of the denomination of five dollars and under from and after the said 4th of July, and on notes of a higher denomination they may pay either eein or greenbacks.

The fifth seotiea provides that suoh banks *hall fail to comply with the requirements of the bill shall be closed up, and other banks may be authorized in their stead.

Thi» Is all The bill fagg

aot

prorife

for any contraction whatever, though the author of it probably presumed on the Continuance of the four millions a month .movement in that direction. This would secure, by the 4 th of uly, 1869, a eontraction of $76,000,000, leaving over $300,000,000 of greenbacks and fractional currency still in circulation. With this amount outstanding, the Government must pay specie—and that, too, when the Secretary is required to sell all coin out of the treasury above $75,000,000, down to the l6t of January, 18891

On the 4th of the following July, with good luck, there may be $100,000,000 of coin in the treasury with which to begin specie payments on the greenbacks of all denominations, while the banks are to pay coin only on the small notes The treasury would be drained of coin as speedily after the 4th as it could be counted out. Mr. Morrill seems to have anticipated the immediate suspension of the Government, in providing for the safety of the banks in the fourth section, allowing them to redeem their notes above the denomination of five dollars in legal tenders! 11

Mr. Morrill deserves the thanks of thi# country for this bill, because its absurdity will aid in the development of

policy.

makes an unwar

rantable attack upon General Grant.— Speaking of the General's reduction of our standing army it says: "General Grant's order reduoes only the number of private soldiers—those wni cost the least and de the most work. He proposes to retain all who wear shoulderstraps and draw large pay for doing little work."

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Some Facts About Urcus People. "Anthony Ogilvy," writing in a late number of Once a Week, an article entitled "Astley's Redivivus," talks thus pleasantly of circus performances and performers:

People wonder why it is that when the horse and rider are sweeping round the ring at full speed, and inclining at an angle which seems to threaten to send them both living into the sawdust, the horse doesn't fail into the ring altogether, and the man tumble when he is jumping on the horse's baok. We shall try to explain tho mystery. No doubt many even of our younger readers know that there are two meohanical forces—the centrifugal and tho centripotal, the first being a tendency to fly from the center, the second atenden cy to seek it. A horse galloping reund the ring is forced to incline inwards, and the greater its speed, the greater must be the inclination but whatever the latter may be, the horse could not maintain it for a moment if at rest. Were it to be brought to a sudden standstill it would at once fall inwards. If it tried to gallop round the ring and to keep upright at the same timo, its impetus would drive it outside the circle. But it is upheld by the antagonism of the two forces, although when going round it is inclined many degrees beyond its cen ter of gravity. As concerns the man, no matter how he may leap he is sure to come down upon the animal's back, for the motion of the horse is commanicated to the rider.

If any of our readers have thought of starting an amateur circus, and want to teach a horse the common triek of picking up a hundkerchief, let them proceed as follows: Spread on the sawdust a white cloth containing a liberal supply of oats, lead the animal round the ring, and let him take some of the oats. This is lesson No. 1 its object being to fix in the horse's mind a connection between the cloth and the oats. The march round the oirole being once or twice repeated, he steps at the handkerchief as a matter of oourse.— By dint of practice, say in a couple ef weeks, he will learn to stop as readily ia a trot or a gallop as in a walk. After time the handkerchief must be doubled over and tied in a knot the animal shakes it to get at the grain, but not succeeding, lifts it from the ground, which is just the thing wanted. When the horse has done this a few times, and finds that, though he can shake nothing out, he will receive a hundful of oats as a reward, he may be trusted to perform in publio. The last step of all, the persuading the hone to carry the handkerchief to its ownert easily done. Of his own accord he will hold the cloth till it is taken from his mouth, and there will be little difficulty in coaxing him to walk a few paces when, he knows that be will get a handful of! oats or a carrot for his obedience If the animal bo mettlesome or high-spirited, a different course must be followed at start* ing. A smart hour's gallop round the ring twice a day, and an occasional short allowance of oats, will soon bring him to his senses. To teach a horse to Area pistol, let the firearm be fixed to a post, and apiece of white cloth being attached to the trigger, the animal will seiie it in his mouth, and pull it with the hope of a reward from bis master,

A horse may be taught te daaee thns Fasten the animal with two side-reins between the posts supporting the leaping bar. Take along whip, ana, the music plays, gently touch him with it, using the '|Jik, jik," of the groom as you go oi: The horse being tied to the posts, can moove neither backward nor forward, but he will be induced to lift his legs, and thoreby gains the rudimentary movement of his lesson. After a while the teacher must mount on his back, the horse still being fastened by the reins. Just whan he is to raise his leg, a gentle pull must be given to the rein at the proper side, to help the movement. In course of timej the reins must be loosened, and the horse, if tolerably ready, will soon learn to mark time, quick or slow, in answer to a mere jerk of the bridle. The rider must then dismount, and, coming before the horse, teach him to dance or keep time, with a wave of the hand, or by a pat on the foot which he is wanted to lift.

It has long been supposed that the spotted horses used in a circus area hereditary breed, cultivated expressly for exhibition. This is a mistake. It is said, too, that performing horses are dyed or painted.— This is scarcely ever the case, though artisically colored steeds have been palmed off upon the country folks who have no faith in horses of an ordinary hue. A|cir cus proprietor with money can easily get horses of all sorts, as he or his agent are always on tho move, and have every opportunity to find what they want. How ever, the animals that "they pick up through they may be useful for ordinary purposes, have to undergo along training before they can be introduced to the pub lie aa "prancing steeds" or "fiery coursers of the desert."

Of the performances in the arena, the equestrian sccnes are more popular than the acrobatic feats, which seem to be full of pain to the performer, and often frighten the spectators. A good many, if sot most, of the clown's jokes are extemporized on tho spot, the "cue" being givtn te the "ring-master" as he walks with him after the horse. In every equestrian act there are at least two pauses, each seena being divided into three parts, and it ia during these intervals that the down haa an opportunity to exercise his wit, or, in professional language, to "crack his wheeae."

Circus people, as a rule, have been familiar with the sawdust almost from their birth. Their fathers and mothers have been in the business before them, and their experiences often date back to when they were only about two years old.— They must be regularly bred to the work, and have to serve a term of gratuitous labor varying in length from fourteen years to twenty-one. AH who enter a circus are engaged for the "general utility," and, besides performing, have te bold garters, poles, &c.,at the entrances. Now a-days cir-cusses are conducted on what is called the "sensation" plan—introduced by Van Amburgh—and there is scarcely one that cannot boast of its "lion tamer," or "queen of the lions."

The agility of acrobats in turning summersulta is astonishing. A m*i» ia Sin. ger*s troupe oould throw seventf wiflKMit

stopping to look ov«»- bi«*bould ether coald tarn upwardfof twen after another, on a flyinjfchorse. is only to be learned by-fpng fpractiegi and it has led to many death*.' Ayear or two ago a poor fellow in Dublin was killed on his benefit night ia attempting a "quadruple turn.''

And here we iust say adieu merely addidg, for the )£i^fo|/oiif jpwfc«r subscribers, that if tfiey want plenty of work a circus is just the place for them, that it!»ntft

ia pM^tSal glitters. ^aiid

that the elown who seems to nave nothing to do but to gat into mischief and to assault policemen, has to put his shoulder to the wheel as heartily as any one else— perhaps even more so.

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And than they Mi. pepping eera.. John Stllaebnd Stnan Onttar u: JohnStUaa watitontaa »ay«x,

And Satan fata* totter.

And there Shay «at and (halted the eora, Aad rakad and etirred the Sre, Aid talked of different kind* of aan,

And hitched their ehaire ap alglkar.

Ma«ioixa

H'i

Then Bnian th* the popper *haok I Thai John ahook the pepper, Till both thalr face* grew aa rad

Ai tauce-pan* made af copper

And than thay (helled and popped and ale, All kinde of fun a-poking, And be haw-hawed at her remark*, jut

And'(he laughed at hit Joking. .r

And (till thay laughed.and still they at», (John'i month warlike a hopper), Aad atlrred th* Are, and aprlakled talt,

And (hook and ahook th* popper.

The (lock (trnetonlne, the elaek atruek tail. And (till the corn kept popping It etrnek eleven, and then struck twelve, •?, And (till no sign* ef stopping.

And John be ate, and Sue aha thought The corn did not patter, Till John eried out, ".The Cdrn'a all re I

Said she, "John Stile*, it's one o'oleek-7CM? Tou'll die of indigeatlon -«-yitm I'm rick of all thi* popping eern— ft Why don't yon pop th* qne*tlon T"

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Lamp Kxploilon In a Street Car.) from tbePittabnrgb (Penn.) Oaaette. NoT, It. A scene of wild confusion was created In a Manchester street car yesterday evening, by the explosion of a kerosene lamp. About 6 o'clock in the evening, a car was passing down Federal street, filled with ladies, and, when near the railroad crossing, the lamp used for lighting the car exploded with a loud report, scattering fragments of the lamp and burning oil throughout the car ana upon this passengers. A general rush was made for the doors, but' the horses having taken fright at the explosion, which was only increased by the screams of ibe lady passengers ana the glare of the bnrnihg oil behind them, became unruly, and for a time biffled all efforts of the driver to ph'eek them. They were finally* stopped, and the' frightened passengers' Were not long in getting out, bnt by this time the danger was all over, as the oil had been consumed, and what little fire remained was easily extinguished.

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Her mirror may satisfy a lady that

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Si* Fa.— Poets—Painters—JPreachsrs —Players—Printers and Politicians—all suffer from Dyspepsia* Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Liver Complaints, and al .diseases whieh they pay *mre

by the

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W^m^A'delightful fott

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•PPOSi«l fM MASKS? SO0SB, A Vail, aad woH Moetsd Stoak ef

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PATENT MEDICINES,

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Patleata wUe hare already been cared of Blind* nee*, Deafoeee Cfreea Bye, Ac., can

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W8 PAPERS OF THB

n, UMITKD 8TATER. A complete list of great valae to advertiser*. See Adver* llion Clanotto for Deoember. Price 20 oeuts, or 92 per year in advance. Address O. P. ROWMLL AGO., Publisher*, Now York.

PAINTS for FARMERS AN OTHBB8.—THB OBADTOK MINERAL PAXHT COMPANY are now mannfaotnring the Best, Cheapest and most Durable Paint In use two ooata well put on, mixed with pare Linseed Oil, will last 10 or 15 years it is of alight brown or baaotifal chocolate color, and can be changed to green, lead, stoao, olive, drab or cream, to suit tha taste of the consamer. It is valuable for Koueee, Barns, Boaoes, Agricultural Implement*, Oarriage and Car-makers, Palis and 'Woeden ware Oanvas, Metal and 8hingle Boob, (it being Tire aad Water proof), Bridge*, Bnrial Cases, Canal la, Shlpe, Bhipa' bottoms, Ploor Oil Cloths,

Manufacturer having aaed 5000 bbls. the year,) and as a paint for any pupose is unsurpassed lor body, durability, elasticity, and adhesivea*.*. Price 90 per bbl., of 300 lb*, whioh will aapply a farmer for year* to come. Warranted la all eases a* above. Send for a circular, whlth glv*e Aril particulars. None genuine unlass hsaaded ia a trade mark, Orafton Minotal Palat. AddreeeDANIXLBIDwBLL,Proprietor, SStPeail atxeet, York. Agents Wanted

)BBKY*S PAT* NT WBATBBB examination of ita aerita will coavlnce oue that Torrey'* ratent all other*. 8*^1 for Ulnetratod di wanted In every town. 1.8. A J. TOBKBT fOO., Sole Manntsetarera, JS MiMis LaM,B*w Tartu

AGKHT—Oae ehaaoeim sash

town, worthy the attantion of aa wti«e bneinee* man, to take tho agency for tbe iai* at BnAMxaaar'a Braaaa Moeaaixe Aif» Waanaa Stairs, applied to thasidce, bottom, toaM4.ee*tro of door* and -wiadows. Th* ial*1* beyond anything ever uflered before to an agent,and tlrom $10 toW per day can be maida. Bind for agaata* circular. The Sr*t who apply secant a bargain. Term trior Moaldlug, J. It. UB4 DgltltT &Oo Bont. n. M«fk.

WE STILL LIVE t" by impbetafa or "patent" catf iron

or -MmcJUih "staneil tools.1*'

Send for oar Mew O&uelcgae of 1SUPBOTBD

STENOlIc

DIBS, 20 variotiee •iltf JM.aaNNK

ly Snishekl and tempered. B. M. 8PSNCBB ft OO., Brattlebora, Tt.

$10 A D1T MADE ST AHf jOI^ with my Patent Stencil Tool*. I prepay tha aamp^ plot fttrt). Beware of Infringers. My Oirohla^S will explain. Addreaa A.

field, Vermont.

»BliCAM. SMlSg^

VEHYBGDY

Cah Cot TaaiiavtMg'Cwi

iso for Men or Boy*,

Selc

iKsrsocTiaa

Ckabts

it is the Bes^Cluice tSered ti Ageiti! One or two days' timo will secure a good hewing Madilae, Watch, silk Drtsa, Befelfw, or some other artlelo of eqaal value,' ISS Of Coat.

Agenti wantsd everywhere, male aad female, for the bust One Dollar Pawnbroker's Sale la tha country. Bend for Circular. 8. O.

A 00 ,30 Hanover Street, Bostoni Mas*.

TUE 11EBT IB THI GHKAPKBT!

11 All VEST IS OVER! aTUE YIELD IS GREAT! PROSPERITY ABOUNDS

WINTER IS COMING/

amo mow

is taa

tin* to

MOORE'S BUBAL NEW-I0BEEB, I UK 0KKAT TOWN ANPCOBNW WMKL1I TUB RURAL is the Ltadlngaad Large*!#freaUting Newspaper of lu Ulaeeoa the Oentiaaal^snperi in Value and Variety of Con tenia and DMutyof Appear*noo. It emaraeae more Agrlouitnral, llortlonltural, BeUatiSe, Bd*aatl*aa|, Literary and Newe Matter, interspersed wlth gravlngs, tban any other Journal-—for it eompr •os Drpartiuents dsreted to or laeladlag Agriculture, Oholss UMntaiW"? liortlcultare, Sdeaee aa« ArCn1' Kliorp liusbaairj, Edacalloa, Grazing, dairying, loath'a Haadlag, Rural Architecture, Ueaeral Kews, Deaiestle Keonoaiy, CasssHree^ Manuis, If'iti

Illtutratio*!, Talm,

B(*a|ri, SfMte, f«*f,

bumtt, litejmes, 4c., 4*.

Tns Bobai. Naw-Yoassa is a JfH*a*l Jewmat, oirculatlog largely in the Kasfand Weat, Berth and South. It EKrLOTS TBB ButTAuir* In all Department*. It* oorpaofCditers.Oeatribatore, Sc., Comprise* many of the best Farsaars, Plaat* era, Wool Qrower*, OraaUri, Horttcaliurlsts,As., and also Authors. Scholars, A*., oT aotaand ability In brif the Busal is

mutinied, tftatly Printed

iVadml,

OsnxmI

CO, Publishers.

I4T* letters.—A selection of the most absorbing character and interest, from coireupondaaee Of celebrated and notorious men and women., ....Price, 52 00.

W I N E A E

postao*

Connsumers -jrf CMWt :r?naa

:.?* a.

Will find it gre»tlyr'to thefr to examine our stock of i'fvrv* uf w. snrL'

'Utiw

Ami

FA Mil,Y DBT OOOl

#1 60

SUCH

O O

A. 3V JK El

rase, on

receipt of price, by Q. W. OABLBTON* CO., Publishers, N.

Prwg, Sacqne and

3H XJ

O I A A

N 2V E

I* I I W

N N N IS

S S- 8 8

'\s» «:8*3^-K£Bp! i'n t-

vtn

JBato

& Oo.

just opened ehoie^ Sbook ef

TJ !E2» I 1 *.'»

Muff*, Collars, Capes, Cuffs, if

nvaisa

ova aoNoain rAuu. Although this enlarg meat Involve* an additional e*peine of *om*|5, 000a year, yet tnere will be

CoDsistisk of

fjjV

Wristlets, Tippets,

Children's Setts

htii tm

Gents Mufflers Jte,

All of blchj will be offered at mneh less thsa ordinary Prlcee. Ufa. "fSfodw 'f

Our Gtook of Baskets. Satchels, and the asaal variety of Qoods suitable for the

Holiday ^Season!

...

Is Fresh and Attractive, fti

jl uv

Mf ?_•

B. B.

Jnp.U

CO., are selling Zephyrs at Be-

Hi'*. ?»v ii duced Prices. if .#15 ,»t

GREAT CARPET HOUSE 1 GREAT WALL PAPER HOU3B I GREAT OIL CLOTH HOUSE GREAT WINDOW CURTAIN" HOUSBI GREAT HOUSEFURNISHIOA DBPOT!

BB0KAW BB0THKK8 A

So. 199

CUTTERI

Suits out on scientiflo principles, and uwrnted Jo—

GIVBSATI8FACTION!

Abo a ftne I of

S E

•jo«a wiacKj efjrJSo'J i*. a ft

liiu^IstaSlreefcap^afrs.

nx. A WALTEK

inUJNERT

XBW STOCK Of TUB 'r

ZaJL.XSI STYLES

ai ^emta sl i'vTHE

'trtnyTMi

Oampieia

*ent to any addra** far 92.0&- •geata order a sample. Sand stamp* (or' terma and circular. ~HOBBKLL ft PABSOHB, PnadUla^ ltT.

*14

"i* 4

GBIAfI8* tH TBI

!^!inimiuu a

TUOMPSOV

tana

Bmmtifi*, thf,

fuU—Moral, Imtruetiw and Jlnltrinininf. Wherovtr located,—in Country, Village er Clty,-» YOU WANT THI JCBALI

TOBB FAMILY AUD fKU^flM WAIT1T I For itie adopted to the wanta ef %il. Bete that It is not a moniUw,

but a Large and BMwilflsl

Weakly. ,, Bach No. contains Bight Doable Qnarte Page*, printed in extra style,—Clear Type, Oood Paper, and more and better UxvsXBArieat than any other Journal of i)s Ola**.

Title Page, Iad*s,

Ac., atclose of Vol. TEBBS-Oaly fB a Toart te clab* ef Un, 3'2 60 per copy. Vol. XIX begin* Jaa. 4 1S6S.-^ No nit thetim*t» BubioiH* n4 CM.,

Great Ofera

to Club Agent*. Specimen*, Show-Biil*, Pr*miam Liaja, Ac., aisT vass or th* IS numbersef this Quarter, (Oot. to Jan,) oa trial^ for :Oaui. fim

Address .... ,. .. B. D. T. HOOBB, Baehester,«, T.

O S E E E E S 8 O E

BR0&AW BR0THKR8 & C0.,

No. 109 Main St^TerrHUite.

ndttviigii',-

'llti ——o_ Eflsfii oaj o) 3B PVO il rao: la -j fint Aie fully prepared foroq"'J

CITY

•£At- JVOi 88 Main Stfeet. (IIP STAIRS.) rmm

-iota UfA ht

SALLIE

QUEENS WARE.

ft MELVIN,

arrAii,

dsalxks ik

pkloa, Qaeensware, dlassware,

potue-fiirnisliing Goods,

COAL OIL LAMPS,

Table lar STREET,

£oH(«nu,

Cutlery, £c„

Haute, Ind.

•edtdirSm

COLGATE & CD'S GEBMJJff rasive Soap lis manufactured from Pons MiTBBIALS, and may be comidered the BTAN0ABD ef BXOBLitElfCB

JTer *ale by all Grocera. 'Udwly

DOCTOR WHITTffiB, A BBO&LABLY BBBD PHT8I0IAN, a* hi £%, Plflona whioh hangs in hi* office will ahow liaSmad*

Olmmi*

4My JHi'M, iyn/bea%

Diaea*** Of atedy o/ Ma

Hfe,

anr

Ilia a Dnlon-vride reputation, having been Umg* laaaMAs A. J**athan any other.ObranicDiseesi MwiiekjL

Mnoh ef his practice haa been of a private natate. Qomttrrkoa.Ql—t, Gtrietmri,

easy JMnaa**,

all

AmUUe orMtrmrial Ajftdhtit cfth'

nisaltWs er

fSmmj

OreWNa,

Htrnia

htyture

also, the *(*ct* of a Solitary Habit, ruinous Body aad Miad, producing blotch ea, debility itn totoacy, diaaiaeMtdimaeas of sight, confusion leaa. evil foreboding, aversion to society, loiss isaiory, weaknee*. Ao., not all these in acy on' aaee,bnt ail ooearrlng frequently In various cases ••rAoeoaunodaUoas ample, charges moderate stirs* feaaranteed. Ooniultatlon* by letter or oSno^naa. Meet casaS can be properly trcatot ty MaastraaUoaand Prf gnaaey, 8o. wlthout aa Interview, and medioines, secure iron observation, seat by mail or express. No hin Iraaoe to bastadsslamost cases.

Address Box SOOS,at. Louis, Mo. •oars—t.A. M. to S P. M. Ofllce permason tl! located at Mo.Slf MiOharles.Street^tween Hixti aad lavaath(Oaa square Nttth of Lindell Hotel, retired spot lathe centreefthe city.

Oensaltatlok rooSas, and rooms for the acaoni MOdatioB of sash patients as require daily persot al attention.

BTBBTBODY

Oaa get, in a Sealed istter envelope, my Theorj lymptotas aadTisatmSat of Kervous, Urinary an: laaaalD.la*assaiOl*arly delineating all the disease: Boaditioai, with tall Symptom Lists, for tw: three teat pottage staaip* to prepay postage.--Olrealar forLadi*e,ralating to DisMaes of Pubor easldsipte, -.

F0|TNJ»IIIE8.

^Ane'aai^' iiapoii A *am. HBHBT B. bsach

vieo FoiiNDKi

-!s63 S3 svr&i v! in

abb

oi bsJJffn

»tift

fc Sa$i}i

SHEETINGS, SHIBTUICB, 1,1 NSH

JPHtEMlX FOUBTDBT AMD

Machine Shop,

^MeElflresli, Dengler & Co.. B. B. *wr. Sth A Bagle Sts nsar Pasaenj(er Depot, 'Wl

TBBBB HAUTB,

MaBLFBBSH, DBHQLBB A OO.

aagMdtaawtf

TTNION INSURANCE CO. Ol1 IBDIANAPOLIB. Oaplt&l, #407,505 78. Tan Laaaiae Fins InsDaaxca Compast or Ixn.,

A StockCompany owaed and controlled by the leading business asa la ths Stats. ThsroBowi area part of the Stockholders, who aro neldeate of Terra Hanto, and to whom we woald refer thoee wanting sound and reliable insures seat falrratss.

Preston Buseey, Pres't National State Bank. J. B. Oaaalagham, Druggist. L. O. Warr*a'a Heirs.

SSdtf OSoe over Doaneiiey's Drag Store.

fJlHl ONLY PREMIUM rrt lit

Th awarded to the

WHEELER A WUJSOJJ,

BTATC TAIB, HUD AT TIBB1 HACTl

IT Hi

FOLLOWING COMMITTEE.

Dr. XcCMnu, aeattr of tho State Board of Africoltaro Mr*. D. Wiuunos, wife of Stato Attorssy-Oeaoral, and Xrs.

obIbIob

JIM* Btmb il

ia worthy of consideration. I. WXLMOTH, Agent, octll Soath Fourth stree't

ATITTMAH,

MECHANICIAN,

Re. Mi lata Itmt. aetwem ttfe a Nh Sfe, Terr© Haute, Ixad. JIobbu a

Dbawi**

iow

COODKr

O E

1867!

i. v/-

O O S

aa.

.*(/• AT?jj *1

TimRIPLfiUM

Comer Sth and Maih Streets.

hat** ttrr.: t..

Biift

nASTrNG8.

W ,vr'

Lady Washington Shawls, Middlesex i*

Child's Long,

i-iu.

rOliild's Square,

Paisley Shawls,' Broche Shawls, In Large AssortmontT

,) sHiT '.«»«»

'jtfr'i"

eitwqr-:

fliii iiabu's'si 9»».i fT

10-4 SHEETINGS,

txqBleaebed and Unbleached,

At 40 Cents per Yard!

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

1 Case Good 4-4 Bleached at IS Cents! ,i '1 1 feiiv

sip

t'V

.... vj'j .... jut

GREAT DRIVE I -ri

o'».P fsc WO'

Double Fold English Merinos

!lA.t, ,3 5 exits I lu t.itw

AT—~

I I S ii a if

ro/r

SHOP!

Boar tfceT. M. al.aad B. a0. Freight Depots, TiBBB-HAUTB, IKDIAHA,

BKATHp SMITH A €0., Propr'B.

t*ai fid

f*r nC JsrfJ

MannbsAnrorsef Bteam Bnginea, Mill Searing, teid Maehiaary ef every description. Ail kinds ft

lroaand Brass Castings made to order. Every flaaa ef repairing promptly attended to. W O an So I to

The highest Oaah Prie* Paid «r Old Copper, Bras*,and Iron: angSdwtf ». m.

srurusi. r. aaaaLaa.

sabsabc

Concentrated Lye. J1*! Oi 2 H!'1,' JSi

2 Cts. a 11. for Sojerliir Hard Snap.

TWELVE POUNDS OF SOFT SOAP

FOR ONE CENT.

im*

suit

1,'t

IKD.

Maaaftetarera of Bteans Bnginee, Mill Machine^ r^^Baasa Vroats, fire Fronts, and Circular Saw Specialattentioa paid to the- manufacture and rarair of BraM Work, Patent Office Models, Ao. wears also prsparsd to eat Toothed or Cog Searings ef either Oast Iron, Wrought Iron or Brass, ia tha most perfcst mannsr. aV Bapairing done promptly.

All aartlee eonaected \rlth thie establishment b*ngPra*tieal Mechanics of several years expertenee, we feel safe ia saying that wo can render fall Mtiafaetloa to our customers, both in point af workMBshlp and priee.

Tha highest price paid tor all old scrap Iron Mlvered at the "Phoenix Foundry," near thy rseenagsr Depot.

Ae Kaslljr Bfnde aa a Cwp of CoflTee. I -Vr 4 istt.iry1 aafrsi

jy FULL RECIPES WITH XACH BOX. jk

Dealer* can obtain It whoUsali la eaaos, each containing aa tooxea, at a liberal discount, of tbe wboUsal* Grocora and Druggists lm al) tbe towns and cltios of tbe United atatoa,

"cLUTOED FEKBEBT0S, Qoneral Agent,

.1 CLL

\ss,

HATBNB a CO., Agents,

Family Sewing* Machines

FXTTBBUBa. FKBOK.

-i:r»«r«oioc

^BARGAIN »kws fob all

tl.sorf

She

s) 1")

SHAWLS,

SHAWLS/"

SHAWLS

.Lvbiil 3 Ladies Long, Ladies Square,

Misses Long, Misses Square,

odw.oec

TV JELL M1PLEY& CO'S

GREAT WHOLESALE & RETAIL

Goods Emporium.

Terre Haute, Ind'

"'T-aw.fjti on.1 Avxl i-.nt»

g»- fk

sap! Good Soap! Ytft* *iifj t.

iiisaen t'OO* afosfc siifl Sis'. II.,- -j.ri y~'& .:ailJ atom

NATRONA REFINED

5,000

lib

T.e

FAT,

U't'UA

No, 16 North 4th St.

-am

C. E.

Oaxab,

wlfo of Dr.

Clan an, of Parko eonoty—all partiea of the high, eat order af latelllgenoe and fooial position,whoee

Women, Men Children's Wear

suitable roB THI

Fall and Winter Trade, Which

will

Jfcwrrmo.

lotrlac XaeiOMaaad othsr Liaht MSehlaery ro1se#esea»ieSeUofc ffrt1m After tho oeleferated

er eMssatarleL y•f -•*,

ASTROLOGY.

oNl-PBlca

Every Family can Make their Own Soap. Wjq's ft ii

,«nn no

ALL VARIETIES OF SOAP.

'Ail V/ tr'4*

K-J'#

Ls anew (x»aeentreted Lye, formal Soap, just discovered in GREENLAND, IN THE ARCTIC BKAS, and is composed mainly of Alnminste of Soda, wbich, when mixed with UFUSE

produces the

BEST DETERSIVE SOAP .- Tl™i "i

IN TnK

^oitLD.

CC """ft*

1 Box will make 175 lbe. good Soft Soap, or its eqnivaleat in superior Hard Soap.

tailed by all Druggiata aad Otooeen in the United State*.

f1 rp-r *_%

*%&

plan,

Wwoht,

Bao., A Co.,

PKBSOM WHO WILL EQUAL ,DAMK BAPHAKL IN THB PaOFKSSION.

rpKM NE¥£K*FAILIAr« MADJL

AUK BAPQASL

the beet. She eaeoeede

when all oth*re bare (ailed. All who are in trouble—all who have been nnfortnnale—all whoee fond hopee hare bten dliappointed, crnebed Iand hlaeted by Mae promleee aad deceits-all who hare been mi tied and trilled with—all Bj to her f*»: for advice aad iatUfaction. All who are io doubt Of the alfcctiona of thooe they lore, coneolt her to kelieve and eatttly their mlndt. fee

In tore Affairs Sfie Never fallsT

8he tiae the eeeret'of wiDBlog tb«AStoutioat«( the oiipbelle eex. She ehowi yon the Iikeues* "of

sjpr-.

oar future wife or ha'band, or abeent friend.— guidee the tingle to a happy marriage, and makee the married happy. Her aid and atltice ha* been eollcitod in Innamerable initancee, and ths reenlt'hae «hrv« Inea -tho meantwear.' Ing a

Speedj and Happy Marriage, She If, therefore, a tare dependence. It la well kaownto tha pnbUof Uarg^tbatahe wae.the 11 rat, ind the it tin only parson In thteeonntry'iHio ean Show the likeceM in reality, atid who atu give entiro

sattetactioD

on all" the concemi ot life, which

ean be toeted and proved by tbooeand t, botli married and tingle, wbo daily and eagerly Tint her. To all In bnticett her advice it Invaluable. Slit batt ftt-etell, with tifi (^iatett certalbty, the Salt of all commercia|.and iu»lne«« transactiont.

Lottery numbers girt a with., at extrt charge. HADAMK BAPiiAXL It a bona fid» Attrologiat thatevery one can depend upon. Sho it the gTeat* •tt AttrologUt of the nineteenth century. It is that W« !-knownfact thatdaket lUiteratopretea. -f dertoopy"her advertieeme'ntt ana try to imltaio her.

Uadanw Raphael is the teTenth daoghttr of tfi teventh daughter tbe was born with a nrtnral gift the foretell yonr very thought*, bite alto curA drnnket,net«.

All interviewt ttrictly private aild ccnflilsatUl. At a Female Phyticlan bcr remedlea neyar fail to cure all female lrregnlaritiee, and to produce the monthly flow, withont danger or ezpeture.— They can not injur«, bnt, on the coatrari, ihev Improve tho health.

Therefore, come one, come all, to

111 Richmond, bet. Central Arenne id Jilu. IS Cinciiinuti, TERMS.—Ladiet, 91 Gentlemen, S1,M.

K. B.—The Madame will anawerno letter* without a fee of 91 and a S-cent ttaMy la Inolosad. Addre«t Look Box £31. aagSSdwly

.!«

tR .tSViO'Tiiij

I 4_iTfr*"l .kitciH'S

j""ri At Twenty Cents

»sn*r,ii V'''uru "'4h "J

iT)

ft.l'.J

"The Penia Mightier than the Sword."

THE OotID PEW, BEST AND CHBAP1R OF FEUS 7

Morton's Gold Pens,

The Best Pens in the World. For salt at JVbi 26 MaidenXane, New-York, and by **ery duly appointed Agent

«A

the

same prices. 0 Morton makes no tPens stamped with the JVame or Trademark of any otherj therefore, where an Agency is .established, the public will be best suited, and at the same prices, by catting on the Agent in all other places those wishing the Morton fen must send to Headquarters, where their orders will receive prompt attention, if accompanied with the cash.

A Catalogue, withfUlldescrip.Hon of sixes and prices, sent on

receipt of tetter postage.

:,'^'"a

A. MORTON.

it.

Gifts ror Christman & New Vearsl A STJPBBB STOCK OF JIN8 GOLD AND SILVJBRWAT0HES, ALL WABBSNTBf TO BUN

AKUTHOBOVOHLY BRGULATKD, AT THB W LOW PMI0S OF 910 BAOH, AND SAT 18rACTION GUAKANTKKU. 100 Solid Gold HuntingWatche* 9250 to 1,000 100 Uagic Gated Gold Watchrt 20O to S0e 100 Ladiee Watehee, enameled....... 100 to 3j» 200 GoldHunt'g Uhron'ter Watchea S50 to SUtt 200 Gold Hant'g Knglith Levert.... SOU to 250 300 Gold Hunting Duplex Watche* UO to 200 600 Gold Hant'g American Watchet 100 to 290 9 600 Silver Hunting Levert. 60 to 1M 600 Silver Hunting Duplexet.......... It to 2M 6»J Gold Ladlet Watehea 60 to 150 1,000 Gold Hunting Lepine* to 7a ].t00Miscellaneout Hilvar Watchea SO to 100 .. 2,600 Unntlng Silver Watchet t5

to te

Attorted Watchee, all klndt 10 to The above atock will bo ditpoted oi on the

rbrv-

giving erery patron a taa

Oold or Solid Sliver Watch for 910, withont regard to value I

l#l

Broadway, New fork,

with to immediately ditpote of the above magnificent Stock. (Jertiflcatee, taming the ar* ticlet, are placed In tealed envelopea, and well

mixed. Holder* are entitled to th* artiolet aaai- .[ ed on their eertidoata upon tha payment of Ten Dollar*, whelher it be a watch worth 91,000 or

worth lew. The retnrn of any of our Oertiflcatea on title* yon to the article named theteon upon payment, irretpectire of the worth, and at uo artiale valued lett than 910 it named on any cer tificate it will at once be teen that thi* it Mo Lottery, hat a stralghtrorwsra lefltlssale (raasactloD, which nay be partlcipatwi In a erea by Ike most fastidious!

A tiniclo certlfieaie will be tent by mail, poet paid, upon receipt of 25 centa, five for 91, eleven tor 92, thlrty-three and elegant premium for 9S, tlxty «U and more valnable premium lor 910, one tt hundred and mott tuperb watch for 915. To Agents, or theae wlahing employment, thlt It a rare opportunity. It it a legitimately conducted

bueineu, duly anthoriaed by the Government, 2 an open to th* moat eaiefnl torntiny. Try

iu. ..

Add reel, WEIGHT, BBO,* (JO,. Imperlers. 0629dlBiw3m 161 Broadway, ftew yorklv}

8X0BACE* CQMM1S810K & C&AiJL

raiKiLiK.

». Mo&atsoa-.

FBMKLI\, M0KKIS0N & CO., eixxaAL Commission ]Hercliaiil«f iN'o. 88 West 2d St., Cincinnati•

BSfKBKJIClCS.

Pearce. Tolle, Holtob Shaw, Barbour & Oo.„* ft Porter, I. G. Leonard .1 Wm. Glenn A 8oua, Bob't Uacreadv A Co.. fotter Brothert, Koote, Nath A Ce.

Chamber*, Stev«na A Oo"" ra L2odly

A S ii S ancKiTiKa r«KWA»Diia A«D Coinmi«siou Merohaut,

AJl» 0SALKM I*

Grain, Flour and Salt.

Wabb 11 ovet—On the Canal, near the Terie Haate A Uichmond and S. A U. Kallroad Depeu mayfidwtf Taaaa

RUGGLES,

-X'TfW

EncceHor to P. P. Deck,

XTAS^JUST KECBIYBD A 1 1 Large Stock of Boot* and Sboee, embracing every vailety of

at the L6weet Cath Prloea. I an alio prepared to

'MAKE TO ORDER

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A L1CTURB ON THI KATCBAL TBEATHKKT, and Badical Cure of Spermatorrboea, or Seminal Weakara*, Involuntary Xmltilont, Sexn al Debility, aud Impediment* to tfarriage, generally Nervoueneta, Coniumptlon, Erilepty, and Fit*, Mental and Phytlcal fncapaclty, re«ultlng from Self Abu* Ac.,, by Borr. J.

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D., author of the ''Green Book," Ao. "A B«»n to Tltenaanda of Snfftrert." Sent under *eal, In a plain envelope, to any ad. drota, postpaid, on receipt of tlx cent*, or two pottage atampa, to CHAS. J. U. KLINK A CO., 137 Bowrry, Nev York, Post Ofllce box MM..

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