Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 December 1867 — Page 3

THEM is nothing like Dr. Velpau'n French Pilie

for

looping the complexion frwli Mid entirely fro* Yrum pimples. The cams of which is ihat it regulates tlie entire female system. Sold by all •®rtggnai'"" nSdwln

CHU-DHBTTS LIVES SAVED

'ft

FOB SOeaNTS!

*, THOtfiAKDS OP OHILDBES DIB ANSUAI*jy of Cronp. Sow, mothers. If you woutd spend 60 cents, and always have a bottle of Dr. Tobias Venetian Liniment in the house, yon fear loain* your little one when attacked

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lth

thl, complaint. It i. no. 2» year* since I hare putap my Liniment, and never heard of a chfld flying of Cronp when my was uwd hnudred. ol ca8« of euree hare been reportedto me, and many utate if it waa SU per bottle they would not be without it. Bwides which, it to a certain core for CuU, Burn*, Headache, Tiott -che Sore Throat*, Swellings, Mumps, Colic, Dlarrh£*j Dy»entery, Spasms, Old Sores, and Pains in the B»ok and Chest. So one once triee it whe is ever without it. It Li warranted perfectly s*f« to take internally- «W1 directions with every boLtlo. Sold by the Druggists, pot, 66 Oortlandt Street, Sew York. ,, no6dwlra

0B*

SUDDEN DEATH te of every fibre upon which the

CAUSTIC P0I80S

of an ordinary hair dy. There is no bkhubbkcxion tor the filaments t!iu«'-lighted. But, a! it were, la the

TWINKLLSO OF AN EYE, hair of any obaoxlou. olor is channel to a BKH A9B fltoaiot# HP*, Mdiifcei-na'timeVkstTzed and improved by tba qw of

OB I8TADORO" 3 HAIK DYE, Mtare-a mk ally. and beauty'* regenerator Manufactured by J. ClUSTADOKO, 68 Maiden ew York. Bold by all Druggists. Ap all Hair Dresser*. novBd.lm

TO OON8U3HPTIVES. The Ret. KUWABD A. KaLSOS will send, 'frj« of charge) to all wlio desire It,

th"

Hon with tha directions for making ft' using the simple remedy^ by which he was cur»d of a lung infection hopes Q/oi Bufferej ^lU uy this P™=rJgf^°ing

Vid that dreaded dlaeww ^™J2v'°5'ho trtoly Tbjiii* hi to benefit tho afflieUfi, and he joes ever? sufferer will try this prescription, as itWlll cost them nothing and may prove a ess Please address B*v. KDWaKDA. Wl^ON

W1L80N, No* York.

Williamsburg, Kings Oo

A&idiesiTalttt Particular Kotice.

tm EHil- V8LM FEMAM fins. WAKUANTICP FEKNCH. nilfeal pilit^so celebratd many years ago

I in I'arli, for the relief of female irregularities a«latef^*rda«0 notorious tor their crlmlnal em^yWM^ tho practice of abort.on, are now oflfcrad f,r **l* i* fir, time in^Amer c«. They have beu. kept in compi.atlre placurnj from th- fact tbit the originator Dr. a physician in Pari*, greaf -_wealth and strict jonsclentiyuB rinclplcu, and una withhold tliv.u from general una, l«t thoy should be for aulawful purposes in overcoming f.maleobttructlons, they seem to be truly omnipotout, bursting opon the Hood geiee from whatevercanne may have stopps'l them but they are uffere.l to the public only legitimate use, and all agents wetoirtttddeiinfb sell them when it i* understood that the object Is unlawful.

Ladios oaa pocurod a box, sealed tiocn the I of the curious, by enclosing ouo doll»rt and six postage lUups to M. W. KAOOMHER, Agent for the United States and Canadae, at Albanv, N. Y., or to any authorized oy all Diuggists In T«rre Hajite.

oldwly

-BA.J&rTZI&TQ- HOUSE

FAY OOOKK

"Ac

OO.,

No !M) WALL SlBKluX,

Corner of Nassau Street, New York.

We buy and sell at the most liberal current rioei, ondjhei-p ojr hand a full auptiiy of QOVrnmeut B0SD3 OK ALL 13SUK8, 3EVENHIBTIES, and HOiirODND IMTEBK9T NOTES ad ^KcBtc 6i '.crs tor purchase and sale of COOKS, BONDri An 1 OOLI).

CONVKKSIONH.

We convert the several Issues of Bevbn-Tbibties at the mo»t favorablo market rate* into FiveTwenties, which, at pre.ont price ol gold, yield the holder abeut one per cent more interest per isnnm. Oiroulars with lull particulars turuUlr •dupon applicrtlou, ,my9dwly I AT COOKE A CO.

ITCH I ITCH ITCH! SCRATCH 1 SCRATCH I SCRATCH in from 10 to 48 hoar*. |)ij$ Wheattm'B Ointment #bMlcB'ii OlAtment

OUMS Ibo ildi» on res Halt Rheam. cures Tetter. cures Barber's It«h. cures Old Mores, cored Every Klad

Whmton'3 Ointment Wkeaton'8 ointment Ointment keatoa's Wntatent

Of STKBY HUMOR HEE MA6I0. l'rlce, 60 cents a box by mall, 60 cents. Address WJSEK8 4 POXTKB, No. 170 Washington Streef, Boston," kass For »al« by all Druggists.

Bostou.Sept. 18,18fl7-3ta wdwly

BtJfjmWLL'S

lrftVERStL By advertising It is oJcpocted COOG1I to gain a notoriety, than HEMKDY. which, no form is better, but lion

Trnt Character aUm*

»pwatlin.ftsthat

that sales must rely.—

is pipsnmed the contrast of this splendid simplicity, and the lleedom with which it may be used whenever ther« ia the least tickling or irritation in the throat, in oontrast with old forms, In which componsnts are such, t|^d^es are restrained to two or three times a day, Is perfectly, apparent, and la as truly At theory, aa Btonewbll's Univkmal Oouoh BkmsdyIs valuable, which

Ttn

Years have most clearly

proved. Whoomko Codoh, Hoabsiness, Coins, nans Tbxoat,and all complaints, which, If aegeol#3, end In

OonnmptioK,

aro Its work to sure or

relieve, to which the most undoubted testimonials, which may be seen at my office, fully corroborate. JOHN L. UUNNKWKLL, Proprietor,

Practical Chemist, 9 Commercial Whatf, Boston, Mea*. Sold by hi 1 regular dealers in Medicine.

Maype waug not and fob

TO OWNERS OP HORSES. %ROtISAND8 OF HOBSE3 Dll YXAALT from Colic. This need not be. Dr Tobias' Ven^ian Horse Liniment will positively tnre every ease given when first taken. The cost Is only on* dollar. Kvery owner of a horse should havi »fettle in his stable, ready for use. It Is warranted superior to anything else for the cure of Cats, Wlndgalls, Swellings, Sore Throat, Sprains, BAtMMftld &>{**• This Liniment is no new teAedy? It has been used and approved of fer aOxears by :Ho first horseman In the country.— Oiven to an over-driven herse, it acts like magic. Orders are constantly received from the aaCtNa ,Tf A- or .*»9»asj) for it- The celebrated HI* rait Woodruff, of trotting fame, used It for years and said it far superior to any other he has tried Becollect, Or. Tobias' Venetian Horse Liniment put up In plat bottle*. Take no other* Sold by the Druggist* and Saddlers. Depo^ S6 Oortlandt Street, New York. oo9dw

Errors of Youth. A Gentleman who suffered for years from Herveua Debility, Premature Deoay, and all tbe effect* of fevtffttl tadiicrntlou, will, for the sake of entering humanity, e*o4 »u

who

need It, the

receipt and dtrwotions fbr making the simple remedy by which he was cured. Shfferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience, caa do so by addressing. In perfeetobnfldanoe,

JOHN B. OGDEN,

mylOdltaw-wly 48 Cedar St.. N. X,

TURNER'S TIG U0L0U0UREUX OR TURNER'S TIC D0L0R0UREUX OR J|IVERS

A NECSAieiA Pill,,

ri^ilriCBSAL ncvbuqia pill. A SAFE, CEBTA1M ANP SPKDY CCBK FOB NSDBALOIA and all NBBYOCS DI3EA.SK8

It i»*a Unfailing remedy In all cases ot Facial Neuralgia, oftsn effecting a perfect carc in a sin gle lu. No form of Nervous Disease falls to yieldwit* magic* influence. Xven the severest ot Chronic Neuralgia and general Hervuu* Derangements of many years' standing, affecting the entire system, are completely and permanent iy cured by It in a few days, or a few weeks at the ut'uust. It contains nothing Injurious to the most delicate system, and can always b« u»el with per(e«t safety. It Is la constant use by the beet Physicians, who give It their unanimous and un luallded approval. Sent by nail oa receipt or Viand two postage atamp*. Sold everywhere. ICRXCR

CO., Sole Proprietor*.

190 Trs«oat At., Bsstei, Han. SBepageod&nsel "jSv

A E I A N WALTHAM

W A E S 3 The true value of Machinery applied to Watchmaking ii not that by it* aaa Watches are made rapidly, but that'they art ihade correctly. Very few people know why Walthaih Watch should be superior to any other In the fitrt plaoe, at Waltham the Watch is rogmrdsd aa only a machine, to be eonitrncted like any other machine oq meckaalcal principlee. If the Watcbei aie good, it ia beCMie the machinery ia good. Of course there muat be no defect in the principle or plan of the movement—no mistake in the sizee or shape*of the.pleoe* or wh'oh it is eomposed—nothing wanting in taeir properties, and no error in tjieir poaitions, Tttase poiate.«vco thoroughly Mtttedi itTUts wholly with the machinery, con' structed with infinite diversity of form and function expressly for tha pnrpose, to produce the finished pieces. By means of multiplying guage* and microscopes, testa and inspections for the detection of wear In the cuttiag tools, and for fault* and flaws in eteel or atono arr madajto accompany the work in every stago from beginning to end. A* a oecemary result, tHe watch gees togftbor a perfect martiiue. J^tery part ia found to fit properly in* Its place. Kvery pin may 1? puaned till, it pinches, and tvery screw turned home. Instead of a sluggish abd feeble action, the ba!acce, ev&u tinder tha prepare of tb- llchteet mainapiing, vibrates with a vide and fre motion, and tlie beat has tin- cUaf ringing sound alwa) a characteristic of the Waltham Wrttch.— Tbe maeh^e is a tuC9ke«per from, the -iiarf.-

This system of watchmaking Is unknown in foreign countries, and Is entirely original with the Waltham Oompany. Tbe Company claim that by It they produce watcher that cannot be equalled for every quality which makes a vatoh valuable. Simple in plan and correct in principle, tbe movement is net only beautifully finished, sab. •tential, accurate and cheap, but is uniform in the minutest detail*, aot easily damaged, and wbsn repaired alwsyi as "good ai new. There are different grades of finish in the different varieties of watches made by the Waltham Company, a* there are different slies and shapes to suit all taatee and means but every Watch that bears the gehuine trade-mark of "Waltbam" is guarantied to be a good «ne, and nobody need be afraid to buy it

EVEHI |WATCH FILLY WARRANTED.

For Me by all First-Olass Dealers In Doited States and British Piovtnces.

the

Forfurthor InformBtinn addreei the Agent", BOBBINS & APPLETON, 1SS Broadway, TV. Y. NovRdftwlm

HPRUE BUT STRANGE.—Any J~ person sending us their Address, with 20 cent?, will receive, by mall, the Kame and a Carta de Ylslte of their future Wife or Husband also, how either sex may gain theioveof any person they chooae, instantly. Address UKEVE3 A CO., 78 Nassau Street, New York. cct30w3m

INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to oroduce a luxuriant growth of hair upon a bald head or beardless face, also a reolpe for the removal of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, etc., on the akin, leaving the same soft, olear and beautiful, can be obtained without barge by addressing

THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Ohomist, 823 Broadway, New York.

myllUitaw-wl

rhe Really Great Plaster, ALLCOCK'H POROUS, Have the compactness of kid, and tbe flexibility oT a sil|l glove.

DB. I. T. HENDEBSO.N'S LETTEB. TaasTUtx, Ca. March 8,1849. Dr. T. Allcocx—Sir: I have been suffering under a severe attack of neuralgic disease of my bowels for years, with

Byftrtropky of the Heart,

and have tried everything known to, the practice of medicine from the very best

HI.

D.'s but troth

prompts me to say that your Plaators have given me mere permanent relief than anything else I hare used, and I believe, will produce a perfect ire.

The couoter-lrrltant effect of your Plasters is produced in such a mild and gradual .way, they so Invigorate the circulation aronnd the parts to hich they are applied, and exert upon all nervous diseases such a great sedative influence, that place them confidentially at the head 'Of every Plaster now in nse.

Yours very truly, I. T. HENDEBSON, M. D.

Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York novCdwlm

OP HUMANITY, I Belation to Sooiai Evita.

LAW,n

AN ESSAY FOB YOUNG MEN, on Physlolegioal Error* and Abuses IncideDt to Youth and Early rfanhood, with the hnmane view of treatment and cure. Sent iu sealed letter envelopes, froe of iharge. Address, J. SKILLEN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. se26dw3m

WAY WITH SPECTACLES

OLD EYES HADE NEW, easily,without

2«et8Sdw3m

doctor

mediomtt.

Sent post-paid on receipt of 10 Cents. Address Dr. E. B. FOOTE,

No. 110 Leiington Avenue, Qor. of East 28th St., N. Y.

WAY WITH UNCOMFOR,_„IABIJt TBDSSEfc. •. COSrFOBT "A"ND CtTRE FOR

THEBUPTUBED. 9ent post paid on receipt of 10 Cents. Adpress

sent by Hall), No. llo Lexington At., Cor. of East 28th St., New York.

riONFIDEJSTIAL INFORM A

TION FOB THE &IABB1KD. Sent 1 receipt

envelope on

cents. Address

Sent ,in sealed ofw'i Dr. E. B. FOOTE,

No. 110 Lexington Avenue, Cor. of Kan 28th St., N. Y.

gPRING MI^£I]S[pT||

OMJTVliSfO.

We «re now reoei^in^ a fall ntuck of Qooda loh will opened on tho 4th Ladlea,c»ll fee oar new atyle Pattern Bonnet* Anil H»t«| rldtf W. F. ABBOTT.

Horses,

mules and hogs.

—I will sell on Tuesdny, Thursday and Saturdays, between the honrsol' 8 o'clock A. M. and IS 61., at the Publlo Pound In tho city of Terro Baute, to the highest bidder, at public auetlon, ail hogs that may have besn^on any of these dars within tbe Public Pound more than twolve hours and all the bosses or mule* thai may have been In *ald Pound more than two days.

GOTTLKIB BEI33,

£oct CltyMarshal.

TNDIANA STATE NORMAL JL SCHOOL.

Notice to Lumber Contractors.

Proposal! will be received until. tha Sd day of December, at the Office of J. A. VrydSah, Architect, S. E. corner *f Wabash and Filth Terre Haute, Indiana, for the furnishing of about 70,003 feet of Oak and Poplar Lumber, ranging in scantling from Sxl6 up te 8x12 inches ninetenths of the quantity to be under 25 feet in length, and tbe remainder upward, to be r.4 feet. The whole of the Lumber to be luraisked on, or before the let of March, 18CT.

Specifications and conditions may be seen at the Architect's Office, trom the ]8th ef November until the Sd day of December. Mo proposals will be entertained unless accompanied with suitable security.

The Board reserves the light to repeat any, or all the propoeale.'ts not deemed favorable. By order of the Board of Trustees Indiana State

Normal School. J. INGLE, Jn., J. M. Olcott, President. Secretary, [nlSdtf

gOOKS AND STATIO^EBY

M. W. O'CONNELL Haa iHirnwl of Us Ondertaklng BDSlnee*., whioh had becona necessary in oooeeqnenoe of the rapid Increase of his

BOOK TRADE, He will new devote hi* entire attention to the latter branch of business, and with a tall and complete stock of Books and Stationery,

SCHOOL BOOKS,

MAGAZINES, PAPEBS, *cM Ac., Asts continuance of the trad* herotofcre so Iberaily beetowed aBdwtf

PUBLMHXD BTSBT IDUffif [tXKXtTT (CXMT«) t»

Moaesitt's Baildii^K Ho. 65 Wabash bruia, snaoiu Jhmfn

Terms of

36 00)SOl«

9*.

Ootnrr Horn.

For one year, in advance....._....__91v 00 For six months, in atviOT. piiii For three montiis, in -adVanoe..~^__. 8 60 for om uMifr. in nhftisisaM* Deliverable toCSty Snbecribec satSO cenU^por week

Single Ofafrtea, ftoenta.

Kates of Advertising 1a tbe Daily.

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aVYearly advertisers will be allowed MONTHLY CHANGES of matter FBEB of CHABOT. 4V^Fhe rate* of Advertising in the WEEKLY EXPRESS will 1m half the rates charged in tbe DAILY.

WAdvertisements in both DAILY and WOK1 LY, will be charged full Daily rates andaad-bail the Weekly ratos. •VLogal cdvertiaementa ene dollar per square

tor

wveh insertion in weekly. M'Local Notices 10 cents per tine. Ko,'item howt-riT »hort Inserted in local coluiuu for. lea* than #1.00. a9*Marriag» and JTuaeral uvticee 81.W)

S4TNo advertisement* with rata will be token. •W£ociety meetings and Religions notice*^ Si& eente each insertiou, invariably »dvao«J.

WCollections will be made quarterly od aII ad warttaements.

CHAS. CRUFT, Prop'r,

LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

Save Time and Monojr.

If you have anything

Tell Five Thousand Poodle a^ once, —BY— T/, AdvertlslnK in tbe Daily

Curiosities of Ice.|

In 1850 Professor Faraday disepverod that two pieces of Ice placed^in /tibnlaol, froezo together almost iostaatlj. Mr. Tyndftll says: "One hot summer day,I enterod a shop on the Strand on the window fragments of ice were lying in a ba« *i:i. The tradesman gare me perthissldi to take the pieces of ice in my- hBtriAi holding the first piece, I attached all the other pieces in basin to it. Tho thermometer was then about' sixty degr&§, and yet all the pieces were frozen together.' In this way Mr. Tyndall formed a chain of ice. The experiment mqgrl* made even in hot water. Throw Hw6 pieces of ice into a pailfull of almost boiling water, keep them in contact and they will freeze together despite the high temperature.^Mr. Faraday made another experiment of the same sort. He threw into a vessel full of water several small pieces of ice. They floated on the surface of the water. The moment one piece touched anether there was an instantaneous freezing.. Attraction sooh brought all the piece* in contact, so that in an instant an ice chain was formed.

An ice wheel turning on a surface of ice refreezes at the point of contact during tbe rotation a series of cracks are heard, which show the ear that successive freezings are constantly taking plaee. The phenomenon of refreezing is easily explained! At the surface of ice the atoihs, which are no longer in equilibrium on the outside, tend to leave their n^ghbors* as, happens in boiling or evaporating. Melting ensues. But if two piece* of ice are brought together, the atoms resume their relations with.their neighbors and tauta* position ensues. Inconsequence or this property ice is endowed with a singular plasticity. A rope and a knot, or a buckle may be made of ice. The school boy who fills bis hand With snow and com* pressed it into a ball, produces the phenomenon cf refreeaing, and forms an ice ball sufficiently hard to prove a dangerous projectile.

This explains the extraordinary rigidilry of the bridges of snow which are often in the Alps Buspended-oves deep orevases. Alpine guides by cautiously Walking on these Bnow masses freeze the particles to* gether and transform the snow into ice. If snow be compressed in moulds, ice statuettes may be obtained. ?ill a hollow ball with snow, press. it as hard as possible, and may obtain, ice bail* admirably translucid. Nothing would. J*e easier than to dine with er service made of. moulded snow. Snow compressedln this way does not melt so rapidly as might te thought. Ice requires a great deal of heat before it melts. A layer of ice often becomes a protection againBt cold., If you would prevent anything from sinking to a temperature below thirty-two degree^ during tbe very severe frosts we know you have but to wrap it in wet rag's. The process of freezing give* to the ^pqf£coii« ing bodies all the heat neceisary "to ~de." stroy it. The water in the rags slowly forms small pieces of ice on the rag, and in tbe mean time disengages beat which warms the object wrapped in the rage.

A trefl wrapped in rags, or in moss saturated with water, does not freeze, even when the thermometer is'seven degrees below the freezing point, The slowness with which the ice melts is well knows. During the winter of 1740 the Ozar built at St, Petersburg a magnificent palace of ice, which lasted several years. Since then cannon have been made of ice, and they, have been loaded with balls and fired. They were fired ten. times without bursting. It is, consequently, indisputa* ble that ice melts slowly, and may be turned to good account in tho polar regions. In Siberia the windows' bate panes of ice. The remarkable property' which particles ®f ice are endowea of moulding themselves iato different by refreshing, easily explainsliow glaciere make their way through narrow gorges and expand in valleys. ^Fhe ice iitferoKen into fragments, which refreeze whenever thev touch.—Saturday

Night.

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"I Went to the Legislature last year said a Georgian. Well, I«. went to AUf gusta, and took dinner at a hotel. Bight beside me at the table sat a member from one the back towns, who had perhapa never taken dinner at a hotel before in his life. Beforn his plate was 'a dish ibf peppers, and ha kept looking at them. Finally, as the waiters were slow about bringing up the things, be took tin hjs^ fork and soused one in his mouth. J-jL brought his grinders upon it, tht. lt' came into his eyes. At last, spitting the pepper in his hand, he laid it down by the side of his plate, and with a voice that set the whole table in a rpar* exc" 'just lie there and cool!'"

An artits has-painted a ck® so naturally that it had the kydpophobia during the hot weather. He's the same man that painted a copy of a beer bottle with such skill that the cork flew out just as he was finishing it. And after he una married, he painted a picture of his first baby so' life like that it cried, and his wife spanked before she discovered her mistake. ,...

.loyedm

hauling water from the Moresu. Kverything is suffering greatly for rain. Well digging has been resorted to with success.

sermon on the text—"And

ty wept.M In the midst of a stream of «Mrnest«loqoenea that drew tears from many of those present, in describing the character of the tears shed by Mary over the feet ef

Jams,

lie broke suddenly off,

and taming to Us congregation, exclaimed: "The.tears which Mary abed were not such tears as pafeny of yoa poor oat when yoa come to this altar. They came from Wheert—they were teers^f {ikied—-not the poor atuff that you present as an offerin^ to an offended. God." Then, leaning over the pulpit, and looking earnestly in the seaof upturned faces, he exclaimed: "Then ars some of you for whose tears I would not give a farthing quart."

Sevxkal hundred sheep were on a scow, crossing the water near Grand Haven, Michigan, when one of them jumped or fell overboard. Its companions followed their leader and nearly a hundred were in the water before the sncidal fever could be arrested-

to MB,

If you have lost anything. If you have found anytnmjr, If you want to rent hou&L If you want boarditiQ, If you want anything,

rKM

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ratable

-4. ft. BARRETT It CO., Praftfietora,

t6»DA SMITH, Chloago, Oeaeral Norfh^i era Agents. J. Sd H. A. DAVIS, Agent" for Terro Haute, Ind. novlldw6m

INSURANCE COLUMN.

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nsontBee Agency.

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The following Old and Sellable Confute* tw.v presentedt- a A.r£S 1l

Merchants lire Ins, Co., ,^_ HAaTrO»p, COK&.

]|«£bi£ift«riean Fire Ins Co.,

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HABTTOBD, CONN.

Putnam Fire Insurance Co., HAfiTFOBD, eossr.

Coin Exchange Fire Ins. Co 1ST BBOADWAT, SKWTOBK

h-'j::* ••••,-•-

IfniM Stales Life Ins. Co,, ST., HBW TOBK.

World Mutual Life Ins. Co., 117 BBOADWAT, MHV TOBK.

United States Casualty Co.» 98 BBOADWAT, NSW YOBE. If/

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Applications taken and Policies issued in any ot the above named Offioes. .. Ajoply .te ..

M. A. ORANE,

tr»A,

General Fire and Life Insurance Agent.

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T©rr« Haute, Ind*

MONUMENTAL.

rpHB tmDBRSIQ^BD is Agent for. the. OELEBSiTEB SCOTCH GRANITE StoifUMHTs. This material Is

Imptruhablt.

It ia

th» meet Sligamt «mi meoeptibUqf tkf hig\*4t poUtk

THE 8ATABE8 OF I'KMl'CKIEti. The enperier beant and darabilitx of this ma terial Is canslng'a demand for It ia th* Eastern State*, where it to being adopted by tbe weaithinr classes In preference to the Italian JUarble.

A Specimen oi this Orsnite may be s^eo at the Adams Express OBloe^ Order* and Inquiries will meet witb prompt atnUon. Address, 7ABUBB fll. W1UBOK, 91

HAUTE COM'L

COL}

OLD CODBT HO0SE BITILDINO. I^ook-keeplng by single and double entry, in all its forms, as pertaining te business life Penmanship and Arithmetic. Tehn* within reach

all

For fnttlterpartlWlara, addreM the Principal, sspJWly B. OABTHJ.

IML A N O O HoW Lost! how Restored! JtUt PvWtKed, tti a

Sent ntader seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad. ilresa, postpaid, on receipt cf six oeota, or two '^lostagestamps, toCULAS. J. O. KLINE A CO., 137 Bowery, Hew fork. Pest OBee box 4W0.

Also Dr, Oalverwsll'i "Marriage Quids," price 25 e»nts d*Sm ins

.Ji

J, P. M«f»OirALb, v!W ^:(Bmce«sser to A. A. Aaso»j •JBC C«- »aau» ia Bookg^M •MUlves, Papers,

S tationery, &c.,

Pen Omn loa*irru....«.„.4Baaaa Hint, l»o

O.AS AUD STBAM PITTING Main Street, letween Sth and ?th, FMEOF#IK GEIGER.

Hartnf employed the services of J. 8. ergnson, a well known practical workman, he is bow prepared t« execnt* all erdeis In the above btntness, ylthpromptsfss and dispatch. octSdly

WATBBis selling in Galifornla^ilfe^^ ID iG. MERRILL, it. P.,. iteau countv, at forty cents a barrel and C. xxoMaaopAxazsT, tv.: tXBBB SA9TX, IND. 0mil^J»Saattn fioina, Baoia JiafcbU vrhwe ,hs

icarce at that. Severn teamsters, says the

Journal,

are kept constantly employed in

may

be bud at all boars,

ImT ahnat aa profcaional eervlee. Also, wttiftMBtlNkgyr aonntry, day or algbLwfll

Decidedly the beet Stoves. Made for tbe Coal of thl« locality. Sole Agents for

Tan's Family, Boarding House and Hotel Ranges, From $100 to #lOOO Coch 1 and 75 other varieties of Wood an I Ooal Heating and Cooking Stoves. All

Ton willflndlt te yonr interest to give nsa call for Goods in this line, jefbre tray leg elsewhere.

Patent Mirror Smoothing Irons.

These Irons have the n»w inclined handle, and

Patent Chilled Iron Face, which retains the heat

common

o»t$.

yEYBN OAR LOADS

0?er Herehsnta Vnloa impress Co.,

S O "V" £3 S! J.nst received and will be sold at the LOWEST BOTTOM PBI0B8, at

S I

any known material. Its chief oonstitaents are the aame ae Oieopatta's Needle, eod rompey*. Pillar, a( Alexandria, in Egypt, whioh still remain snnpsiral tj

Box 734. Terre ''mh. lurt.

No. 187 Main Street,

Bet. Sth a Tth Sts„ TSBBE HACTK, 1MB. UOvlqdtl

COAL.

Vebrated

eleehpe. Price,

BUT3CH

six omti.

A LKCTOKK ON TBI NATtJBAL TBBAT MEN!', and Badlcal Onre of Speruiatorchota, or Beminai Weakness, Involantary Smissions, Sdxu al Bebilitv, and Impediments to Afarrlage, generitlly Mwvotfthese, CotuinnlptloB, Epilepsy, and Tits, Heditaliaad Phyaicai Incapacity, remittal ftom Self Abas-.', Ac.,-by Boat. J. CcLViawxi.t, H. D., a Other of the "Qreen Book," do. "A Bssa to Thoauads of SuflterwrB."

STOVES ANDTINWARt.

S# 82 IA?J MIHffl ISTHXPLAOS TO'»ct

Cheap Stoves,

Grates, Plows, Scales, le.

We are now racetvlag the

Largest, Cheapest and Best Assorted Stock of Ooodsin this line ever brought to this Olty, bought at the

Beeent September Deellae, And consisting of the well-known and celebrated

Stewart Gook W O a

Resor's EMPIRE CHAMPION, BELL.

DIAMbND^ O. K. MONITOR Coal Stove,

the above we ^rill eell ei

LOWER RATES Than any Stove aad Tic *»n- Uoiiseio Terre-flante

wa mandkacturk all kinds of

Till and Copper Ware For the Wholesale aud Betall Trade. Sole Agents for Fairbanks Scale*. Sell the Miller and Uicbmand Plows American and Kentucky Cider Mills Iron &nd Slate Mantle*, and Grates of all klu-i*. ttsraember we furnish with BYEBY Cook 8t .e 0'iVeai's aiont copper Bottoms! ThislmproeLucBi., by the Oopper extending up the sideaof the vessel two or more lnchee, prevents the tin from corroding where It Joins the copper. And with the same siaed tin an eight lucb Wash Boiler is made to hold two gallons more than tho ooaimon. Boiler, and the Boiler Is aa durable as iC-made entirely of Copper.

€. C. SMITH dc CO.

SdpUdwtf

ST O IES.

Large- Stock and Low Prices, AT—-

& ft? HENDERSON'S,

flour Doom South the Post Office,

flit Fowrth StvGft.

KNOWINGbseaagenerallyPublic

gilif fori Wool Flaid Poplins for Children, $1,25.

ty# %.

that the has

long demanded better class of Stoves than hM heretofore offered In thlmarket, £. B. HENDERSON has this reason selected with great care, from the most

Mpolar and Celebrated Patterns known la the ooaatry Bast or West, an assortment of Gooklag aid Heattag Stem, such aa are rarely ever collected together in one Houses

Among his stock may be foand tbe leading flM. ol almost seesy prsmtisaf «saM0wamr

the

eom»-

Heating and Parlor Stoves, with ail tha Modern Improvements and convenr lenciee. stoves ior Offices, Scores, Oaarches, Hotels, Dining-Booms, Bed-rosms, any and all kinds and as for prices, Ae Defies Competition!

He is confident tkat he has bought as low as anybody can, and ia determined not to be N E S O It ia impossible that anybodj should have ezttik Stoves, for

better are made.

ALL ARE WARRANTED! With Cooking Stoves he gives More Furniture tban is Usually Given and delivers all Stores in the city

Free

Charge!

In addition to Stoves he keeps a general assortment ofTin- IroaandCopper to,Pressed Ware,

The New French Ware, Spoons. Ladles, Preserving Kettles, Xoffln Ba kerj, Waffle Irons! ani tbe very newest thing out, the

d&w

one third longer than the

Stove Pipe of all sizei aud kinds,

constantly on hand, and no tra charge for tiveting Jolots together. Bnyars win oertainiy s^ve money by oalling on

S. B. BSNDEBSON,

arlh Street, S doors Sonth of the Pojt Office. s«28i«tf

the Leading Stoves in the SCarket:

Home'Companion, three sizes* General Grant, three sizes. Charter, four sines. JSnterprisf, four sizes. Forest Queen, four sizes.*

Rover, ttix sixes.

ng,

Work,

And Hepairinff of Ul Kinds.

We have also the Agensf fer

BEN SETT A UABSH'S CKLSBKATKD Pbtenlx Warm Air Furnace, Of wiiich we have already pat up several, to. the entire satisfaction of the parties using them, *s whom we can at all times refer.

All kinds of Fnrnaoes repaired and int up In complete order,and the work warranted. A general assortment of TINWaRK »u hand at all times. Givens a call at

& CO,

Coal Miners— Brasii, Ind. The «e Splint or Blork Coal, is produced from tliese Mines. SA CSL ilBBBY is anr authorUed Agoct, Terre Hante. All order* for oael left with him will be promptly ailed. AJdress V. Butsch A Dickson, Indianapolis, or John Andrews, at the Mines, Bras 11, In J.

8 1Tbe

WOOD AND

left at Ira Qrover's Stove Store, Third Street,

north of Hain, wl reoeirs

July IT, Jtf

pOALlCOALll

B. F. XIBBIIi is now prepared to furnish the best Brasll aad Highland Un&l, Blse the Lahlgh and Anthrnolte Ooal, if order*. Orders left at M» Eeen's Stora, 1OT Mala St.,

TORN KcFABLANS NOW Inmlsl

Inrniahiug the beet caality of Blver oed on a \ftder Soiaen thaT any other' Dealer Is usiof, and at the very lowest rate*.

Orders left Woodmansae' to 0. O.-Bflilth prompt attention, neld. at the Poet Oflea.

prtiee

prises of

-i

All warranted the beet in the Market, at BALL'S.

B. HAOERTY & CO., Are piepaied to do all kino* of O W O

ar at

next door reSfive Qqa-'Ar itftfo

I O A O

Is naw (applying the bent quality of River Ooal at the market rates, erders left at Obambers' Qrooary Store, eaatkwsat oorner of the «m—

mmem

DAY COOCS,

,ory

GENERAL DRY mm

FOR CASH,

-AT THE———* 3d

(ft-

llerrlmac,lDo-

chico, Sprague, and all the Boat Brands I'rints at 12} eta 1

|fk

H'-fV

Bismarck Silk fearfully sacrificed, only $1,50 per yd

36 Inch wide Black Silks at $2,50

Genuine Irish

«v- III »-e Poplins at $2,60.

aoo

PATTEKNS

Dress Goods, Silka and Mohairs, at 60 cts per yd 1 Ask to see these pattern#.

FURS! FURSl!' In Mink, EUch, "Water-Mink, Siberian Squirrel,

Ladies will find the Great Sensation of the hour in

Embroideries and Lace Cigars

at Prioes that everybody can afford to make an investment!

BleacSed Muslins one yard widn at 12^ cents, worth 16} cts. Ootton andWool Flannels reduced in Price.

Bed Blankets at $6,00 per pair, and upwards. All Wool Ingrain Oarpots reduced to $1,00 per yard, heretofore cheap at $1,26.

S. RYCE

77 Main

Street.

kentucky~state: LOTTERY!

To be Drawn at Co?iogton, Ify. Class JL* Dec, lGtJij

1867

prise

W$50.000 20.000 8.000 7.00C 5.000 1.000 400.

1 prize of

BOILER&FURNACE

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

l".

Coal Is mined ftwu the Ashiy farm.

setidSm

TC.

GBOYER, S&A&S& ca

COAL.

The naderslgnad ia s«.w deU?erlag the superior Ooal of the Pioneer Ooal ttiutag Company, at Oarrysville, and respectfolly eolioiu an examination and trial. It will iuaod e^nal t» the Brazil Ooal, and is furnished at mnch less rates. I would refer caajumi-rs to B.

It.

Thcypson, Ssf..

GREAT BARGAINS

vAnd

f.'M

9 ptites uf

$300 250

ptisee

prizoe of

155

1 price of 1 prise of 2 prizes of

prizee of

150 125 100 a *50

prises

220p riweof .,18 prlaerfe/

261 prises of'

Prizes amounting to1 $230,650. 82,000 Numbers and 788 Frizes. Tickets $12, Halves $0, Quarters $3

The above MAasmcENT Single- Nuhbeb Lottery will be drawn in Public, In Uovihqmh, Kt..by Swobn Ookmissiohess at osi o'ol-jCS .1'. M., at the ooraerof Foubtb *si.Scott Srastre, Tbe Kentucky State Lotteries are no Gift Knteft priiBS, but responsible Money Lotteries, that have been conducted for the past thirty yeara, and are drawn unfer tile authority of a charter from tbe State, and bonds are given foy the paymun^of all prizes. The drawings aro p'aliiishod in th« Hew York Herald and the Cincinnati Commercial.

The above soheme will be drawn the middle aod last of each month daring 1867anil 1868. Circulars of Lotteries drawing dall^ istl oo applioatlon to the Hanagars. wM

Address all orders for tickets to ,,

MURRAY, EDDY & GO., Agents Wanted

COVIKOTOS, KT. au29dlwv

McClure's Combination

-1"®!

E 0'jllKR'iiJSD TUBSAdE" 13 GOTTEN np npon tha plain oommon s«n«e principle of gecenatiac staa». It is much safer thaa the ordinary Boiler, being mailer, and can bo added ta, or duainisbeid. fcy the number of strief. Tbe irregular expansion subject te Boilers, is obviated, there being no flaea ia tkem to resist the ex* pansion of the shell. Tbej are, -^0.

Readily Q-ot AX

for elaanlag aad repairing, an 1 tbe expense of maltli^ naw, is ten than any other knovn. They araaaavlMsf at least ana-balf of the fuel Tt9a{%lieatloii af beat to them Is to direct the ettackoBell ifceaeries bat tbe IIret onion tbe side %0Te«#y collection of sedlmebt la lha bct torn, a*«iSee aqppletelf wrappiav the boilers with the flame. Thlreia between each cf the Boilers

An AcUnatabls Aparatas,

for a« ss^Me af naplataisg tha attack of beat ue BoUeva. It is also made smoie-soa'.cm-ttg, by admlttlsK air through j]ipa» laid »t tbe Highest fioint ef elevation between the boilrrs

anler

Hartaeck A Ban'

nliter's, will receive prompt attention. aSdtf

COAL! COAL!!

are perforated with holes. The liaes areeurve4 almost tbe sha ie ef the

plpea I a rs.wltb

BoUers.wlth reaessv or eavlileennder each 'litbe ashes which oaa bi clt-snea current of'^il-ria

er to ralei1ve at ihamtla stfa aaon Boiler ia I fo'1 competed byt

teors. Tbe curi lndMeadant of I bytHsaad drum, 1

1". nils' Wvoi^ Factory, Terre H&uto. lad.^,.a Tor parti^la*, aldraaf, or see

MoCLUBE & ELLIS.

•^tld

tmtm

QITf BILL PpSTBB.

GEO. W. HEIFSNIDEB.

Prop AtmtutMd dradMr*4 d*ir&*Ud GOOD STYL&L

STAll artea laft at Dowllng Hall, or at the *nBVtlir

coiiislics

r.T.i

OFrjemcft^MerihM ncs, till colors, 90o per JT worth $1,35

Double Width

English Merinos, 40cts per yd.j

Vtf

L) Solid colored :t TnrUlod pArftiaflfl .Twilled Persians for Walking Suits, 2&ctsper yard.

Alptiica Poplins 50 & 66 cts per yd, worth 65 & 76 ets 'v.-M

•IMji ssa*

wl yard Wide .« Black Alpacas, 86 3C cents Per ywd.

Enftftss- P4 lins reduced from $1 to 7Sets per yd.,«asart*«

Rep Poplins marked down from $1,35 to $1 per yd. "5Cj Jlf

-r

Bitieifetrs,

Oaroarof Third aad Xalrf Streets,

TEBBEeHADTllt

.iMfitz

Qood Prtmt« im&**

AT lO CENTi

Very BeatPrluts,,

ONLY l-« Ott

*Ai

»If

^'1 'f*3

Brown Muellii,"'*

AT lO TO US OTfl.

4-4 Bleached Muelln,

AJF

181-eto AO Ota.

Flauel* Redn«od to

O I E I

tetju

•ti

«***%*.

-Large Display of

Plaid Shawls, Cloaklngs and Cloaks, &c. •i -t

Lonai Square 8bawla» ,f Broohe 9hawla.

Breakfast Shawl*. Shoulder MhawUi

4f.i

Large stock

would ye tben wall till tomo(T»w, /SVhlle tbomson shines 1 a haaves so bright

And the lane aad the kiss so oovaaieat, 7 "Wont I mest yoa,

017

Frtoe88cts

darllag, to-nifht."

Xalled Peat

paid.

O LIT SB

DIT.

SOS 4 CO., Publishers, Boston CHABLKS H. DiTSOW A CO., New Tort 0. W A.XBOMPLIH, Philadelphia JOBV CHUSOB, Jr., Oinolaaatl: LT0M HKALT, Chlcsgo.

Moore's Eneyelopedla of Mosle, Klcmentary, Trcbnlcal, linsrlfli, BlafrapfeW oal, Fooal aaf lufnu—fL

la one large octavo volume of more thaa 9ae Thousabd Pagas. Bonnd ia Cloth, Pries, SIJI D0I/LABH. Beut post paid.

MUSIC.

J. a LINDEMANN,

i.. DEAIilB IN

PIASTOH, HElODEOHl OBGANS, Vlollue. Ouitara, Flutes, and all kinds of Hasiea

Mercl n:idi*s, No. 91 Wabash Street, ,iTE3BE HAtTTE, INDIANA. TtlNIKO And BEPAIBISO ef FIAKOS aciii otbvr Ir.itrnraeots will be promptly attend*i promptly

OLD PIANOS will be taken la tnade for Nil ONES. aulCSdwif

^m4~s

L. KISSNER'Sma h«j

No. 4S. Ohio Street,

oFroawxTHS coraraousB,

TfiBRK-HAUTS. INU.

This being the largest aad mastalegeat Mails Satebiiahoaat

ITf THIS STATE] "i'i

W-aacsa,

tha oib-ay btteg

aad drum, at ih^ead of tue ikplpa,as shown by tba dot* Ting. In operation at Mr. Qeorge

-7

:'2.

Buyers in want ot flna ~J£

I A N O S

MKLODSOHN,

OB'GA"NiS,

lad snaliar Xailoal Iastraaisnts, aad Haaioal Xerobacdise of every description, (beat Xusieand laStraettsii Books, eheaM aot Aul te visit Ike

PALACE OIL MUSIC.

-®'S3

Mr*AHUsd»«r Mtu&cAi iatuik»«at0 rmds*4

im thfi

raoit aftnatr,

B. HA^jriNo sta» 4M» tntsifitt A I N, ,T E Oaa door last of tea War Ceeaerr. TBRRK HAUTE, INtt ?!alc and Oeoorativs Payer Hat flag, *aaoy and

Plata ^iga Painting. Ceillags aad Wells Pttstad aad cakvaiaea fttam wm. Flisti sd Vatatal Wood Polished ia the highest style of tba Art. OQdiag on Glass aad Japa6ned Tin* in All

It will ba *0 tha latsraat of tflbse bate satriceable woak done, te gall aa ipatlea la l«yiM dai mixta* oelacs, fhed to parsodi saia sr cuua.

who wish IB lalor#01 be far* oaMtf

JOHN ABMSTIIOlfO/

ttaasnltii aniMKeaell fottel. rio«r,

Whisky awl lack braat% also Platsa ft

•a/king Clothf•(, cat to ordsr. onus mads aad isl»si0r»sal

iatbe bast

itfa.

All work werTSmted to Islkull—

ATTORNEYS.

riLAKiL oouu

AT SEDUCED PBICE8! XfiBKa

Sesfoakble

DRESS G00DSI

SS-»f

AT COST I%

MUSICAL.

WHAT NOBAH SAID. The BEPLY OF '•NOBAH O'liKAL.'J IBB( with great applanae at Publlo Ooaaarts. TUe music by W. I*. WabtnaJi, Jr. "Is it lonely ye a~e then wtthaat ate,

Only wait, and I'll soma by* and bys

Sot

mes^ll's just aatiroly as lonely, And darling, I gi^ip sigh

tgr

sigh.

~ji

oaAaips vrnrn.

gAIRD** CBUFT,

Attorneys at Law. OlhsMa. st Itaia fltmtrfap stain,}

"aaaaisa. », •. rsLaso HCHtiMTH A DELANO. AATORNICYtS at LAW,

#*,r

Davie' Drag

More,

eoraer

ggr-ggaieaaei HOTELS^

Dectttr

lis

m.i»

Third

Stneia.

XNMVoHauto, Indiana-

11 f. avasT, a. c. uirm nUZSET A SAFFULL, AXfuKJVBYB AT LAW,

[tewl Wleebig ut Seal btate Ageak Block, up-etairs, beiow 3UetaostlaU. JalSdwif

fpA£HEfi*S HOTiiL, -V BOAat»I.O RT?TT*B Al»i) .. AOON Tf nr. __°°*- rota ass Hut st®, jroma o» Buy, Terre Haute, Indiana.

W-

titLUMW,

Prop\r

A^D WAG02* Hata Streat, aeer£lver Street Oar Ball Koao.

Terta Haute, Induoa. Ooaveyanoe Uircrt to and

from

•aaiKaaf lets

tba

for

Xitpol, Ck.

aU aoevejaaee by dtage, Qkcis.

Wagons, Ac., to diflsrobtpoints i!«.U Moutexama Dally JowUng Orean twlc. week! Accontmodattwaa for Ir»vo:erj generally, with IV1"*"1'koraas. StkbUog for 70aead othonee, ^ar4 feed of all kinds aonstac iy on baui. Ohargca raa enable. aovsaowir wva. fcACoflnic, i'jopv jaoo. acTt.

ttS0 BC7 t^

NATIONALHOUSE, Ooa. Sixra aao ifxin aTaaarg TJEHIRJE HAUTE, INU

4AC9JS SOTS

TUs Boos* Oa* baee thoroughly ra/urnlsbed mSSdwl7

HOUiii. .4 V,

OO&JtBS C* /IMT XMJ Q4U0 8ta£tT6

Terre iluute, Indiana. w.B.eaii'Firfl,..—IZI. fr^teiof

Matahatl, Muoteauaia aodi Saiaatioe

Pffloa

Back Liaes. free Boas aiwl frasa all Train*. oortSdtt

BU^TIN

HUUSE,

Southeast Owraer fuoilo Sqaata,

I Terre Haute,

Indiana

Thla Hotel has be. a iaraished saewln ell

depart meats, tn a style unsnrpaesed ay wj 1 Mate, aad Is aow opeu for

tua

reception

gnt*t«.

Taepatrouag* *t we public i-eepeeKoU «uJ 'tea. C1»& OVU1 4 B£U1'A1U. a a I a

HAUA,£i

ooanca wis aaa ssvuts eratne,

Terre Haute, ladiaua.

ThU UuMi htu rfcooutij uwi akd pul

ilni-cu** oflvii+4

«acccLiwiou«atious un*\ir

I »»***.«e I*x UAO £Ub(e.

blilAJSV A TUKACB, ft»ro^«a

JTifiWABT HOUSii, decoad otciMt, 4*111 aad Cherry. Ti£RH2£ UAUT% 1NU.

T&U oia esiauiisued Uuiei bas suaagsa OaBde, «4 i.as oeen (Utod up ti« .lji« hac tbe roprtoI tor leels ^»cisa«a thai, ns win awka tt a piaasact aosse tor ail wat stop wiui hUii. A few

Doatdors will i* le .»n at. prices io ihe tiSLea, (31d3aiJ TdUo. Uoa£i«, Proprietor.

OfcrtTISYKY.

0. O. LiJSCJOI^is,

The

Deutist

Oldeat BatabUaked Axx Terre Haute,

Has ras&oved bis offloe ai.d reeideao« to tbrca ^uarc-s east

the

XJaiob iepot.

Hating bad apa'ards of eigutcen years' upeieuce is Deutistry. be Is oouUdent tn«t ho csu ive saUafiactioa ia all caaee. [j) 'AJ'j]}

H. VAN AJjbAii, 9a««eSBor to laQowu VauVeUtui* euseeoK* AS» jMcaASiiCAL

E W I S 8 101 ilaiu sstro»t( over &irU<K'fi Book Slot*. T&feafrSACTK, IND

E I A S O

E N I S .woceMoa ua. s.

SMITH,

OSffiCS—On Ooic, be^»«en 3d aud 4th £tr««t. JaTdly TaSBK-lU DT«. IHD.

ARCH8TECT& Ra

^ilClilTiiCr & UiJjDxiE.

•J. AvVHYDAGH.

Plans, Specifications, iiuperlatendaace, and U&tall Orawln£B tarabhad for ~e^ery description o' Buildings,

Orriif*.-Sooth east oorner of Jia'u asd lifta ItreeU^ore lonneily's Drug Stora.

pRilBCB CITY PLAftlflS MIL

OLIFT & WILLIAMS,

Maoafaetareraaatl Oeelr

Flooring* Sash, ndi

aiding, Brackets, Mouldings, Architraves,' Stair Sails, Ntwtll Posts,

J. a. UJTOBMANH.

&ovr*, Blinds, Window Fra me* Door Frames. Itallustere, ^C.j

Planing, Scroll Hawing Wood Turnlim, Aad all Wead work, ased ia baildlng. sasared to Order. Cdrasrof Ninth aad Mulberry Streets. isaMtf

^BCHI1E€T8 _AND BUILDEKB,

OUFT ft_WXLLIAU8. Plans, t^actficatlons asJ ?U|NtrlateadeBce r&ralehed for every deaoription of Baildlng.

Office at Prairie City PUalng Mills, eocner ,t Wnth aad mulberry. Streets. jaSdtf

WAKRBN'8

IMPROVED

HOOFING.

We are prepared to pat oa tbia

Stool,

aad war-

raat It for five yeara. This ia« best aaa dxipeat Boat ia ase, aad 1s fire-ptouf. Omiiou QLlir a WILLIAMS, Mrh OMy Ptastsg MIIH, reroer

Sth totd

Mulberry utr«et«. laSdtf

N E A E S

A A A

UNDERTA KER, prepared toeaeuate lordur. In bis line wii£ aeatassi stcd diapstcii« mar ef tbiri and Cbernr treats. Terra Haate, lnulaaa. janS0-6-dwtf

PLUMBING. R- BUCK2LL heiog a praotioai PLunata, -w et tu« re^aeet of aiaty frleoos^ ba|' to aaooauee ikat ha W at'W prepared to ex«a*, all erdan -a the above ba.iooss, tnaeouvotlad

IShhis

Coast PalBflag and Grainlag. aHOP—Do Cherry

8:res'.

b~-wo Sd aod

bates, pumps, wattn closets,

A. .ttSed up oa the aioet appr.ved prlaetplee. liepatrlas rr taprtv ef'-f i««i to eep3

W•

HOWARD WARNING, :L H-as, Sign Mnd Canrlagf i- tln iag, OLAZIXG, P4PtR.U4N«l%G,

Wiae^ iVHtj iie*cript!o Timlihee, Patty, A"., alwe7. oa bATl, .a «d sfti 00 the aiott iwasoaoble terms O m* a Shrp oa Qherry street, tw«c-« »l e-d Sh

XTBW BOOT and SHOE SHOP?* A.1 Tha ?udersUa'd having Jv« praed th»ir •aop.Teapeotfoily InTirii. (tie citla-na ot Terra Haat and enrrocadtec countrr, tbat they are prepared to do tneir «.-rk th- entire seti.fectiMi ofthelr caeto^era^ *e »*lt a at tn Ittiag, no matter ab$a ih' shapeef the foot, the tary beet diois'i'-i'f le«t'i»r'al»ea on band.— WtrJ,"if done- li tbe- b'St ilj aad oa abort Mttea. Every artlcl- will tell by w*ering what aar work le, and wiH mots-need t.

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