Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 December 1867 — Page 2

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SiiiBGBST CiRfcfJlAYIOS.

GSKSRiL Qp.Aijr sgU outlaws Report

Congress witft abatement ^jpjIWed to

bow'i& o&ra&ia bsfinja* position to

triable the t^afe ra4 ^f»w .with an rc-c-JU\i of fcb tra1S|igtiM& Secretary of T7i:~. Hfrj/p«e£i».tb havpit understood tar/. Ii3 is oatfmch ajfnterim, and. why, be c,bows by the correapondonce between tne President and himrolf, and himself „corsury Stfttiton. In so doing,, he c"compliment' to the latter,'whose ioyuhy, energy aad fidelity to the country hs -nrW u-"r/ and which "vAentimenlii j" ,: nut iistre boen certified with more

tfibit nny other time. General Grhnt in fuoi iys "The President has removed a tibial aad trusty servant, and ordered ma to take hi? place ad interim, I will not add to the"wroog by allowing it to be supposed that in my opinion1 it was politic or juat act." General Grant enterfid upon his temporary duty with fall ex perience of what was wanted by active "•.ontro! in-the field, ahd he'Shew exactly what -were abuses under the army system

Rud-what wrto not. He "fen^w that ex* travtganne and.abufse stijl existed, aad lie determined to use the limited time, dur ing :which 4ie could expect to hold the office, in carrying out every practicable scheme of retrenchment and reform Hi» fifst stroke was at the ambulance and orderly system, sustained not only at head quarters, but even small posts. Thi abuse was broken up. The Bureau of Sebel Archives, .00 longer necessary to! •Iceop up, with, its officers, was transferred to the Adjutant General's Department -The Bureau for the Exchange of PriVn ers was abolished. Surplus and useless quartermaster's stores were sold, and large number of storehouse for which

rent was' paid were vacated. These reforms will doubtless diminish the expenses'formerly borne' upon" account of the army to a considerable degree but Gon eral Grant gives no indication

civil agents has been made, *nd in other branches of the army a system of economy has been encouraged. The Surgeon General's Department is still busy in re curding the casualties of the war and the accounts of the living and the dead. The Paymaster's Dopartment has been occu pirvl ?-''h -r.ty claims of which an im

f,u,Bse 1

'niiidi^gs, which cau accommodate foui •?-, lr two iitthdrtSd ^aud'fifty*ftvef ofC!»e»iburth graduate yearly. The ful nurabar or e^UpWs ^Gineral thinks 0.1 takon into tha institution, it

j»mdr.»i.aadote. iAti .pwerit/ o-\iv ?.o heap up the supply of officers ne

..y .rj.. .5 tho-eervioo of the army. 'Chare-tire brief references to the affalri 1 milfary districts under the 'BefldB' tl- !nw, which, while they show 'i.i-.it ?3 proc-erved, testify to the suH«n tvnc •J spirit of the inhabitant^ whici v.-.ndir3 st necessary, in the opinio# of :ni'. :nrv -*feinjauders, that troops^halWx» ept sttnong them, and even, in bohm inrreSse is recommended.

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i-'HS5ii)EST

Johnson's

views ou the

•:.:v»!«?e coincide exactly sith those..enters tniut!l and expressed by the radicftl brgaij iii tKis city. CC?** favors a contractbn of the (Hisreucy and the payment of.jUi the hr.nik in —foutnal. rue- 'Uor of the Journal is a gocd

r^'coi: :aa with which to illustrattSjthe docjof the total dopravity of man. Wh. ho slates, ai abote, that we have •V,-, i: contraction of the currency and tix ment of all the bandsv in gold, he t.t'it- what he knows to be utterly false*, vy ir? \n fsvor of paying off the national

debt r.coording to the terms made with crndirors. The person who repadiawp

a." contracts is both a "repudiator." an^i t-c uoorel according to tbe opinions of

toilet men.

A HEsaLUTio* adopted by the United

States Senate flail* upon tha President to report how many counterfeiters of United Slates bonds, coin and currency**^~tai« pardoned since his entry inM office is •IStio. The inquiry would be much mora interesting if it could ba ascertained ho* 'cany counterfeitsrs v-ero convicted during the same period and «eut«nc»d to imprisi ontnent. Prom tho numerous f.acounts oi «uch convictions and the frequency of the pardons, it wouM be supposed t|at vvry few who have been convicted bavjS veraained in prison to serve out their tim^

The p-oj-tortion-jeleased ought to be about Diru-iy percent. TA3.iT-

Ths Hepublican press do noil lika Pw ident Johnson's last message, and they af» t« regard it as a common place affair. Such will not be the judgment of the mass ji the people to whom, :n effect, these exyo ltion? of our national r.Saire are ad dre5*d. To whatever unfavorable critic Uu: some of the extemp^AQwe efforts kjT President, during his term of oifice, be justly subjected, it must be obn^ that his state papers ara exceedinjjl able, dignified and forcibly expressed.— Suc-ii is tti9 character of the present docu'ment, (the mossaga.)—Indicnapolu Htri, aid.

I at JoMrnal of this place does^-fpi agree*-wfti the Intite r&ai

S??#&ttti2Masie$it3«es«4is

fe*&*aHS

Aj«Bfc^:f'»«

the occasion.

le-xri'

tthp4mngo

the amount that has been saved.— In the number of officers of the Freed mon's Bureau reduction of seventy-ssix

ufcar have been received, and

4k«ut ci- Monnh settled and disposed of, Genera: -ftnrnt does no' nr.d-rtftke to «j..v tlii." 'L-i converted SpvingSaid muske in 0.: iiie Snider rifle, but he does aaj (.,-»*. tbe Springfield musket converted in lo braech-i-w.ler ia better than any con varied ."rm ir u-so, either in this country,

Eai.vr-f-, Geaaral Grant says that vhc viacaVur-'of Wofei Point are not suflS

ci«ut t.jc^dirs .to the presfntav^e,©: ~uUK, who graduate £0 furnish'the arm} wah t'odfd.officers, and it Is not to be ex thrl there'will be much longei .r'!i ab ti.volunteer officers, ftdneated dar ng 'tiij. \Vftr' Bebet^n£tp. 3 Vitc: noi« Hs, therefore, recommends Ui'U ti') ruiu.hbr of cadets aiWestPoin j:,c-oi.ued up tVtlidMl cn^city 5f th

charges u#i:with ea*

ncifti views tk&JPraeiTho Herald, however,

tlie message as a eammon place ''affair,,r^ buj that ^^wcA will not be the judgment of iki- tfiashf4h£ people," to whom in effect tta flxpoailiouof 'Mjr national aff&ixA Are the viaw of tSia leading organ of democracy then, regard the -financial- portion of the rnewuge, as wdl as ihe other portions of it, as very able, and just the thing for

'^1..

Flattery.

Thejre jsscarcely,«ny—if, indeed, there ba any—vice which needs to "be more severely rebuked than that of conscious flat* tcry and there are few habits which need toXe more carefully guasdedagainst, for it frequently arises fitom one ot the kindest impulses of the heart—the desire to give pleasure—but which, indulged in without restraint, soon renders one the most dangerous of associates, We have sf^n ftpoai^ng young men well-nigh ruiri?1 oy tho iDjudiciou? praises of well meaning frisnds. .bike tbe growth of the taste for strong drink is that of the desire

f'jftaDplpu«b uoW the wine of mere ap pr&viil 'becoihes -insipiJ to tho vitiated taste, and the victim hungers and thirsts, labor? and fffrugg'e^ for the fulsome adu* lations of sycophantic admirers There is scarcely a greater evidence of tbe saving power of .true religion than the fact that a large majority of popular young minislq» are not utterly ruined. An article in Good Words contain ?ome "goadfwords" on this subject:

St. Paul, in warning tbe Christians at Ephosus against certain sinaofthp tongue, u-es a word which, if Ve may take it in thesensait v«ry,co|mnioniy bears, among rno?t ^xprfe?ivr description of many nwsof mischievoup. talk. He charges not to-'l?t Rny "Kirrupi communication" proceed out "f their mouth. Perhaps

^hicb the world -calls up was

'nbf®?listinctfy presentto ills mind but it might bav* been, for it a very just one. The word is ttsed \o desoribe vegetables, mest, and flfh which ar? beginning to go bad. and there are jjtcmie peopie whose conversrtrfow is»quit«^«* unwholesome as food which is not quite fresh. Unsound itself, it injures tho moral health and vigor of those wno listen to it.

A»ong life .kind* of speech which anrer the Apostle's tdeacf-ijstion,'-flattery.is one of the worst. The most fatal kind of fiattory if that in which thero is truth enough to dweeten the bitter taste of posi« live falsehood. Praise the scholarship of a k&rice wfcd has been thrice "phicked," the munificence of a miser, the eloquence of an orator to whom mortal will listen except at his own dinner table, the courage ot a coward nfcho turns pa!? at a thunder storm, ah&ltas tfever crossed th* channel through fear of being drowned, and you will do no great harm,'. JU is when you dwell upon artS iMghtennhe advantages upon which man plumes himself, that you nurss his vanity? U: isJulian you expatiate on his real excellencies- and p?were that you infiictruym him-fche worst injury. The perfect.cbam\ of generoaity is when it thinks of nothing oicepl the misery it relieves, tbe ignorance it instructs^ the vice it reolfllmsi: ifyou insist upon making beney. olence conscious of itself, by iawningly contrasting tha iriggasdliness of a man's friends and neighbors with his own freehanded bountifulness, you help to impair itsiimplicity and degrade its nobleness.

Talk to a man of real genius as thouge he was already crowned with amaranth and enthroned among tKe stars, and you cherish a conceit which may imperil hit future triumph" Talk habitually «bout thfe defalcations and the soarcely disguised dishonesties of rival merchants and manufacturers to a man who is proud of hi« integrity, and you encourage a self-satisfaction wHtoh may issue in his moral ruin. 1 am very far from thinking that we should look upon noble deeds and great powors with.C(3d indji2jarenoev To admire what iaadmirable as much'a duty as to di a as flowers ne9d sunshine. They have no fidth in 'fnecaaah'ps, and oniy learn what 'thSy^cterf 3d at^ Xej6nd hand the confidence and approbation of others give them courage and bopc.^ TiVith some men the

IeM? faiiure"makes7 failure-Certain, and tboir strength is gone when men do not recognize

IS early wverythin- ttepends upon tho iaeentjon ot the 6PW^r.i,^Hor?¥t.^.approbation seldom inflates vanity. It is when war praise a. msn in ojder to- win his good opinion for ourselves, that we are likely rftobg^im vpa gtwd, .opinion of hirosotf The Herashnoss of the motive will somehow corrupt- even -the moat truthful wordn, and makb'thera as rotten and un ,w^cRi¥^nj{\-ttSthe falaehoittjisj^f an ^pscru pWous'syfep&ant. -v-

,*r vi*? ^yj- Report.

^^w Sec-i'otary *ays that-during the year our naval force has been almost exclusively employed on foreign stations. The di«pUy of a navpl force has been sufficient .to *Uppross threatened difficulties, and in yvery«(piattf)r Atniericaii interests have been respected, and American "tights observed.

During the year the aggregate naval force aiQi*been reduced forty vessela- and fonr hundred and eighty^two guns. The num -b»#rof detached vessels in commission ha? been reduced twelve, and the number in squadron service is thirteen less than at the date of the last annual report. The number of vessels in squadron service is fifty-six. The total number of vessotaini use is one hundred and three, carrying eight hundred and ninety-eight guns.—

The Secretary details Admiral Farragut'S trip on the flag ship of the Mediteranean squadron, and say? that the offers of the naval authorities to remove the suffering women and children from Crete, were refused by the Turkish authorities.

American commeree in the East suffer, ed detriment, during our war, and the Russians and others have profited by ous misfortune. Sailing vessels, under the Russian flag, are ia every port receiving freights cheaper than offered by any other nation. Apprehensions are express®^ that we are not uestined to recover tbe pres« tige of our former successful mercantile marine th the China sess, ntiless by meant of steam vessels built for that trade.

The Department states that the caused whichritiede it expedient to. continue fi force in the Gulf ceased with the attempt to establish an Imperial government Iri Mexico. To.the disoretion of Commander Roe and our Consul there, the Secretary says, we are indebted for the prevention of in efffislon of blood WfeM Ye#* Cru? surrendered to the Liberals.

Boports from Uie African Squadron show thM the slave trade has ceased. No flavors of any nation were discovered.

The Secretary speaks highly of the ironclads and says that the cruise of the Mi* antonemah to Europe and the Honadnock to California, were tho mo.'t remarkable

clad vessel*, and shows that this class of vessel* need not be con fined to harbors. Four new vessel# of this class have been launched during the year, and the steam machinery i9 completed for seven more. Tlie building of four vessels a trifle smaller than the Nantucket, at Charleston, has been commenced, as the smaller jl£«« is j^ndioJMunore jwrviceable.,^^.. —-TheSecreter urges atrestensroft of our navy yards. He »ay» they areteo cir-. cnmscribed, and says that his estimates lot improvements are larger now than fast year, owing to the omission of Congress to make any appropriations last -venter.

Tho experiments at the Charleslowa Xivy-y&rd in the use of petroleum for fiiel, under marin«hboiier%, sfcow that cotjTanieace, health,, safety and comfort are Kgaicst its ttae.- .Por the CharlvstowQ appropriation of $2.382

TWCSTT TEAM AGO.

How Hocdrooa are tha-cbasges, Sine# twenty year» ago, When nil wora woolen drvuee, Jim,

And boji wore panttof luw ———r—*• When ihoes were made of calf «kin, And socks of homeapnn wool. And chUdren did fctaJed^ ^r^ TT^

Before tbe honr of aefcxd. /k

Ike (iris took music lenoa*, Jua. Upon the spinning MuM, And practiced late and early, Jim,

On the spindlo, swift and reel The boys wonld ride bare-back to mill, A doien miles or so, And hurry off before'twas dev. Sv ti"~

Some twenty years ago.

Tbe people rode to meeting, J»m, I In sleds instead of sleighs And wagons rode as easy, i», a'1

As baggies now-a-days. And oxen answered well for teas, Though now they'd be too slovr, For people lived not half so fast,

Some twenty years ago. t"*

0, well do I remember, Jim, That Wilson's patent store, That father booght and paid for, Jim,

note enclosing that of J.H. Dooly, Treasurer of Boone county. We havo two distinct nets, or laws, for the construction of plank and gravel roads. The act of 1852. I. G. and H., p. 474, as amended in 1859, and as again amended in 1867, p. 169. Thh law reuires a subscription of stock equal to J800 per mile, n? a preliminary to the organisation of Bueh Company, and after said organization, if the money subscribed is not sufficient to complote said road, an assessment of benefits may be had on the lands within one and a half miles of said road. This assessment is paid in the annual payments to the Treasurer of the county. Under Urn law the payments made on the stock will operate as-a credit on tho assessment and the receipt of the Company presented to tho Treasurer is a good payment on the tax a»?088Pd. [[Section 4, acts 1867, p. 169.]

But this is not the case under tha law of 1865, p. 90. This law allows the construction of such roada without any subscription of stock. The action of the Board is bas ed on the petition of free holder?, owning end representing three-fifths of the real estate slong the line of the proposed road. I am respectfully, •. E. Williamson.

Chss.

Delicate Females, Clergymen, Mer chants, Lawyers and persons of sedentary habits—particularly those who are weak and suffer with mental depression arfi greatly benefited by these •itt-ore.

Ma6soua

Water.—A

AUCl KISTT

Habtfqbd, onn.

^orKiAmeriean Fire Ins Co,,

IUBTCOBD, OOJ{!f..

Pnttfam

Cmlxehange

tailed

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'"it

Siaec twenty years ago.

GbavelB»a»

*sli 'C

In cloth onr gals had wove And how the neighbors wondered,., When we got the thing te go! .. They said 'twonld burst and bill us all

Soma twenty years ago.

JTes, evcrything is differen(, Jim,. Prom what it nsed to was, fiFormes are always tampering, Jimff. adwitEf.

With God's great natural laws '*•*?. Bnt wha* on earth we're coming to-» Soes anybody know For cTirything has changed so mucfer

Laws.—The

Dear Sib—I

lolloping

letter from the Attorney-General explanatory of the present laws in force relative to the plant: and gravel roads, will be of general interest. It ia addressed to the Auditor of State, and was written in answer to an inquiry from the Treasurer of IVwio county:

lvj

Attorney Genkkai/x j! November 30, 1867. Thomas B. McCarty, Esq., Auditor of,State:

am in tbe receipt of your

Attorney-General.

ioiiLEt

Esq., General Agent

for tbe Michigan Central R. R., No. 173 Broadway, N.Y., writing So a friend in this city under date of Juiy 31st, 1865, says *—"Palmers Cosn'otic Ijotion cures a difficulty that in. my '0 has baffled tho skill of the best phv^ir ins I could find, of different schools, s.r nearly three year?, and I am now look'm. quite like a man.' dwlw.

Bulwor Lytton says that a refined

gentleman may always be known by the perfume he uses. In American society it ib recognized ss mark of elevated taste to patronize Phftion's "Night-Blooming Cereus." Its pur.ty. freshness, and dalicacy commend it to all persons of poetic ta3te and fesling.—Concord Patriot.

Down

tiet

among the dead msn, are at

this moment thousands who might have been alive and wall had they used that

reat life preserver, Plantation Bitters. the living lay it to heart that they .are the best known remedy for all dyspeptic complaints, stomach derangements, and general debility. Aa a delicious cordial, combined with great tonic virtues, their equal crnnot be found.

I ADIES, yen Will be astonished at tbj t»!uo ^UjaLaU WeO?.?-

awdii

Kccording to nomber of names sent. Agents wanted in overy tawn. Circulars seut free. Address, OR All AM a' CO., 64 A 06 Coders! Street, Boston.

FKANK'Sfor

SPANISH

A fhysiologlcfti View of Marriage, The Cheapest Hook Ever Published I UoBtalnlag nearly Three Hundred Pag,«*

And 130 fine plates and engravings of tiiiAuatumy of tlie Human Organs in a state of

CENTURY TOBACCO

$100

The Kieliest Man in the W^rld. Extract /rom a Letter from Baron Solvmou It tkachiid. I'aeis, 8th April, 1S64, aoKae Ifsuliy, si. li^4".

Will you bo kind onougfa to havtf i- rwaid iae h«re 20U boUlnx of yenr ludiau mi.im»t you will »end at the samo time ihr- ati.ouovrtll forward you the omonat thtougii Mcr? Bej.mont A Oo., NawTork.

BAROS S9L0M0S B0THRCH1LU tv»Tiltg Iirfom•iieii'iod t. many of Sis. friendi^Maior LASK'n IiIMlMESt, ttiid tiiey bt-ing.d'JsUons iu piocur« it, 1e ntmoM adtisolitai to. .cBtafciisli iu

iU£ rsniAJX usiaEST,

As a rpiict, »vtr ready i»» a killer of l'alo, tsHon inw»idly, or omw.iirtty np .IiKt. has no qui tfor tho relie] .ad ouic fil. Kncuiaatlf aud xeuraiglc Affeciions, spralan, Jtrmnes.&c,, it is untt^afii«d. It is? also wvnt taltT'O iowardly, urtUo cure of tliolcrtt. (jfiifflpi l'ains In thestoinech, lilarraoca, Uycsaenteri. i'holera Morbus, t'hoiera Infijalam, At. without exception tho most tvonderllul i'ttPBCtu the -world affords. No FAMILY ulomi b«-v.ltl. ont it. fcvery TliAVKLKA by land or «'H BhoiUd have a battle. WINERS auu k'A im1®*'«£M-' ing at a diittanw tiota I'hyaiclaiiA-. ifcoold Ump it constantly on hand. In case oi accidents, and

50 Vt*. per bottle. For Hale at WhoipjaleVn t,

Crittenden, 38 6th Avenne, N. Y. and by r« spesUble Druggists thronghoai the wsvrld. No to genuine unless signsd oy JohR Tko^E countersigned by J. T. XiANiC& CO., l'roprietji^ 163 Broadway, N. Y. *S* fend -or Circi !»r.

LADIES & GENTLEMEN •You can ha**? a. beautiful. •Hhatogmph^fzw oft xi (v r. a a our .groat IV a Fancy Goods Sale) by aendtcg stamp-'for.ratutu postage to KABTMis it

Boston, J! ass.

deoca.of

delightful toil

et artiele—superior to Cologne at half the priee. 4-deodw2w.

I N S A N E O N

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Ageney.

lisnrattce

The following )W anl ileiiable S jiui-aoiai" Bvpraagnted: -J cr ...i •vj.

Xereliaals lln? im, €o.,

Co.,

Fire Insurance

.. SABTPtmp, fOSS.

Fire Ins.Co.,

137 BBOAJTTAY, XBff YOBK. fr- r•

GnttN Slate Ufe Ins. l'o„

So.WWAlI, ST., NSW YOBK.

,r 9

World

Life Ins.

Mutual

117BBCADWAT, SKW IOBS^.

Co.?

Stales Oasuaiiy

SC BROADWAY, SEW YCBK. ., j.

Applications taken and Policies issued ia any ot the above aamed Offices. Apply t* ^L" *'J.' "J— 'T™

AroliOra,

General Pir® an^ Life Insurance Agent. W»*" .OVFIO.S:

•Tcr MtNbanto fs!«a Sspma Co.,

as!

No. 142 Main Street ,T

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T«rr« Haute, ind.

j»ji^.i.iii«iii»jiP*i^iKTi,' WSSilMBijfrM' «:».fni.{DiIMwimt..i,'MiiL',-'. i- yiiWHHi'.J.011. IJi 'W IWII.IWWJ'MII-'I' IMIIILM) |ILjf|M 1UH1'I|I

wts.

MV'OIil'TlOSb IH TEAMS

Goods sent by tho -well irnown

FOB OSIY OA'S DOULAEI

OoTers, Watches, Jewolry, SUvcr Plated Ware, Sewing Hachinec, Ac. This Is no humbug, but a re«lty»- S*od joor clabsfif tss and upwards, for

l11

oheoka describing the goods -with Un cento for the getter up of tho 1 cxi will oaat chock, and the getter up of tho clop eclve valuable present, worth from?!*

AKTIX'OTE.—Positive 81 per btf tile

cure for Uonorhoea. Gleet, ^-T

Si botths $5. Bo'ld by all Drugs:**. Addrota JOJIK JOKKS, Druggist, cor. Houston ana McJOoujcal Streets, N. V.

lt3!r

IN I BBASB Daily. Mondays, »ne S10U Noto Tue-aajs. Two l-'iltlei. Wea'davg, five l'w»nius •OiorsdijA, Ten leni. l'ridoy's, Twemy'Fivis. .s»tardiiyf, Fill/ Twos.

P. A (i.iiUttlliLAJtt), 1(5,in iiiOOuamber^St ii ft W lOKIf.

WpliaT6nnta's"

contiaufrt, aor iio wt. UCfUli to packiag $100 ItallJ inrxi'sw.ui ten fury tobaecov-m-ports to U»" cviiiiary notwitlistiinauig. mV Wo are making ttu Oektvjit. l'roai Slitcuojcem ixaf it-U frw.Irorn drugs, unrt. it ia Mftiy rt*.^ the Hfjl tine til liohttCfom tt.ufActareii. It all resppi table jobbera:-

IVtiKS-D

Kendall, CQ Hinuver-Si

ClKCmit SEJIXMW3E, ..

CONTAINING

Lists of Pry and. fiditcj-.€lo.d*.

Watches, Platod.Ware,. (Jutihiy, i.'-.p. Sc., tu be sold, ONE DOLLAli for e&cii artk'lB. Ogeat inducemeut9 to Agents. PLDilMi.K alOlltTON, 15 Jlarshail S.creot, Boston,

Iv^AKETdOMlNG,

And will present to any parson stjiiiirg ii eitib in our Great One-Dollar Sals of Dry atii cii.' Goods, Ac., a Sills Iress

Pattern, Ph-c» t-f Sti

ing, Watcli, Sc.. fres-of cost. Catalogue of r, and sample, sent to. any oddiMu free, a ALLliN, ilAWKaat CO.,-15'Pcitti-al 8t.V-BwS.ton, Mass. l\ 0. D»x 5125.

nm HouMissBouss.

(i, H'. UiBtET».V & CO, i'ublliibi.T'.

IjOve IctterR-*-A solectibh tf the snost ob BorblnR character au-J intero-it.'frDra cuirnbyan

celebrated and notoriou* man and

women .Ai.iPricqj S2

""Widow Sjiiiggins.—A nawconilc voionie, Fy the author ot "Widow Bedott. illustrated 75

A Book abont Sawyers-—.v reyrh-.t the intensely curk us London works,. luS: puV Ush.d •-. S2

EpIMles of Corry O'JLann*.—An- irr..v-'t tibly iaaehsble book of comic opinicins. illustrated.. r. 81 :0

Woman's SfrRtoay.— .V splendid": English Love Story. Beautifull and profn Illiiptrattd........—...^. V'~j

t'ondiiniied^SovelS, and.other Ooiaic a ii Bar!™iu« Papi-rs. By Bret Hurts. Illnstrsted 81

The Cameron Pride.—A in est _deii..ht ui now horn? nr.. ct. By ^L.-kry J. 3Tr.. a£*,.....„lvk

Artomuw Ward, iu I.oadoir— fl -new Coff,ic Book by this great, aotlior. lUiwtiatf*) 81

St. I.lmo.—By the author of '-Itf-'nliVfi.'*" 0):e

of tho

bFBt and most

papular

BALLOD'8 MONTHLY MAGAZINE ITor 186S,

Enlarged to One Hundred T'uyta Wfh» calculation of BALLOU'fl MAGAZINE having increased duriog 1867 nearly fi&n thousand cop'ti and never being so prosperous as tt piesent, the publisher# are tlifreby Induce* to still further add to its value by snlabgixw kach svmbbb to osk HiTNonn* taoes. Although thiseulargasst inTciTOLatiadditional exwane of jsmeSft,000 a y^ar, y^t tti^re will be vo iVPKr.Asr ln thk price. aw 18 THB TIHKj TO GET UP CLDBS!

Tbbhs:—81.50 a year seven copies, $9.00 tw»l*p oop lea, £15.00: and a cops V*ar

PAINTS for SVlKMERS AND OTHEBS.—THE GBAFTOS MIJiEBAXi PAIifT COSiPANY ar# now manufacturing the Best, Ofceapoei and most Darabls Peict la as^j two coats wc-U put on, mixed with para LitftbSd Oil, will last 10«rl»years it is of alight brown or beautiful chocolate color, and can ba changed to green, lead, stone, olive, drab or oread, to salt the taste of the consumer. It te raluab.e for Foaaea. Baras, Faacee, Agrionltaral Implementa, Carriage and Car-maiors, Pails acci Wooden wai» OanTM, Metal and Shingle Booft, (it being fire aad Wator proof), Bridges, Bnrial Uases, CauM Boats. ShUa, Ships' bottoas, ?lo°r Oil Olotiw, (one Manofaetnrer bavins asod 6000 bhu. tfce paat year.) and aa a paint foe any pspoae is unsurpassed for body, darabllity, elasticity, a&^ adheaiteBe?*. Price $6 per bkL, or 300 lbs, vhicli win supply a lariaor for ysarii to come.. Warranted In all caaat as above. Sand for a circular, which give- fall partteslara. .Bone genuine aalen branded is a trade me.rk. Hr»XW^. Paint. Addrcrs DANIEL BlDWELL,"Propr!eter, »48P»arl Street.. Sew York. AgenU Wanted.

AISTUf fertl ret der*iK« By

^lha .Standing rrralattsns ctosares iMda in this warit ar iatenso-^uahn in tha miaids of it. Its official character isdmdysM, SM^ilnl with an increased comwlssinn. nib lt Ito tat aiflafcrfgttogbosfc ever nulilUhad.culare and seo onr *erms, ana why it sails than any other work. Addrass JONES BBOTH-

wanted in every town, Sfti.

WASTED—AN

l.,,,..., $50,000

U-u.»t 20.000

63,,v,i, .t 400

Novels of J.he ..ge§2 00

The Cnlpral Fay.—A masnifiron^Plttstrn ted Lditi. of this Poem. TTlegautlj. "ioun gilt tO

How to 9Iak« Money »ort 'M«»w *o Keep It,—A valuable Book thai nery on should ?.St

The Habtta of Good Socioty.— Ui cx cellonr work, teuchlng good" limtiriers ana b? havlor..... "... ...fl 7

The Art of CoBT«mtiou.-J that cannot fail to make almost any one agosd to.ik^

The Art of Amnalnf,—Iustructioni a«d Hints for eveiy sort of Hoifle Ann.i»«nient9,. S2 00

Tlieoe books ara all beautifully bound—sold

ST.

ry where.—-rind seat by mail, fosiagk rsEP, gd a 0. W. C'ARJjETOh & COVSoblishers, h.

...

tk*

Kndhtg a el«b of tmehre. Single number, TS cents. s«nd stamp for spscimen cop#. The Cheoptst Afacasiits in the World Address

KLLIOTT. TH03IE8A TALBuT, Boiton, Mass.

XTEW SUBSCBtBKfiS FOB 1369 to tbe ILLC8-jN-fRATRD PHBESOLOGICAL JOtmifAL, at S3 a je^-. will rfceive Not.and D«e. JHos. this year Fbke. Address a. B. WSLL8,389 Bioadway, M. T.

ET-Ifiioia SEWSPAPEBSOfTHfc USIT£0 STATX8. A complete list qf gVeM value to aWtrHstrs. Sse Adver* tiser* Oalette for Docember. PHce25 centf, or $2 per /eftr in advance. Address G. F. BOv/. Klili *C0., PaWlaherr, 2few.Yor&«

Aaaata

TOKUTAOO.,

Send for illnstra^sd circular,

Solo Manufacturers, 7£ Maiden Lane, Haw Tock.

AGEKT—One cbancaln each

town, worthy th» attantion of aa feMtWbnoioesa man, to take tbe agency for tha aale of SBADSTXER'S'BCBBBa .MOVLVINa AS9 WlilUI Strips, applied to the sides, bottom, top and ceatrc of doors and windows- Tha sale is beyond anything .over ufienxi before to an agent, and from gtO-»oiw'|)«tda^cati

ibe

made, --fial tor agMts'

olrcnUr. ihellrst yrhn^!y a bargain. Terr ^Vr StVavJiuss^li ii UBlDSTBKKT (XJ-iii.'iUiU, .-a

or "patent*? jcutf irp»or ataokiue '•nntll iWsIk"

S^Uhand1ui«"»»seTwtth~» trwUsean Barly Er- Send for onr New Cau/ti«n« of iiiMMYSI ife Deplete ConsMuencesnpont^Jilind SIKtHUI. DIBS, 20 varieties «/i^ Assi, earefuland Body, with the Author's Plan ot Tr.vv.wcot —the only rations! and successful mode ol Unra, as ehow-i by the reportsnses treated. A trntufa" adviser totliemarriednaii tfcone cctirtmpiatins zuarri^ce. eutertaiu donbtK ot* phys'-CAt coDditloD. SentlrtHof addroM4,aii'rec«ipt of2$ cents iu^stanip^ or currency, by tidcireaei&g Msideu L»ut!, Aib&ny, N. V. Th« consulted njHu any et the disease »pon wuicb his book treats,Kituor pwo.aWy at ay mail.— lMiicinM seo to any part of the world.

ly fiaishod and tempered, S. a. HFKNCKR A CO., Brattleboro, Vt.

$16 A DAY MAJDK BY' ASJ 9M, witliiny PatPDtStondlTb'Qls. I prepay the ssjb« riloi frvc.. BftSrare o^ infringers, as OtreftlarS will expiaiD. Addr^s A. J.' rU^IiAM, Jfptlngfield, Vermont.

VE BOfi r'A»£4u»' Taiiia' Ow* Gumma for Men or Boys, by using Paasoa'a ^r.Lr ljiRTErmNO Chasts. Completa aat sent to any addrosg: far $00. Agattt* order asampl-'. Send etaz&ps for tcSrAS und cin'uiar. IHI frBMLL A PABSOhtS. UaadUla. K. T.

,J5 .the. UhM«« ever offered igobl One »r two iJhyJ'- Wac will-ieiura a good fewlag MaeWne, Watth, silk Dnbs, IcrolTer, me other aitlcle tf s^ual vain®, Of Coist.

Agnii ^»ptod everywhere, male and female, for fir- lino Dollar Pawnbroker's Sale ia tbe coofltty. for (.'ireater. -S. O THOMPSON & OU 30 Hauovi.-r itreet, Boston,

THE liEST IS IHE UHKAPESI!

LLdU VJEST IS OVEM I --V'-lV-UI E YIELD IS GMEA Ti

I'KOSFElllTY ABOUNDS .... INTER IS COMING! AXD now ia raa Tiua TO IAKC

MOto'b KCKAL NKW-YOEiEB,

mji GKkA'f TOWS AND COlXTRr WKIU.TT

'JUlKr BOB A is the Leading and Largest Circa-It-fing N(. w3(i£.uer of iu Class on tlia Contlnaat,— stipeil In Value «oid Yarlety of (Joatents, and B-.-a"un'01. Aj'-pear-no". It embraces more Agrl. crtlt'th'sf, IIn U'-riifuril, Sslentlfic, Educational.

Agriculture. VkolM Literalwc^'. iiuriltuUure, SeleaoeaaA AX,..: SA«irp Husbandry .* Muwllw, tiruziBg, Dairying, loutb'B KdUi|, -. Uurui /ircaitenure, tieaeral Jlcwa. uoracStlc Economy, CsawmiMatkala (J'ii?.

{!:t*!rutioKSt

Tale*, iiwuj/j, Jiluify 'P9ttrf, ffo-

'3 buster, Enijmat, tc., te.

Tur Brett Nr.w-Y'oaKea lS'a A«i'enal JeamJ, cir. ulatinu largely in the Efeafaad West, North •rad^Sbtithi It Employs tHs Bsw Tasikt in all U.^iartms iire. its corps of Kdjtor., Contribator*. ie,*, Comprises tttary of the best Ifaraer*, Planters, Wool (irowvrs, Graziers, HortloaUuristli*fl., oka btso Authors. Sflfcolars, Ac*, of note and abillty In bri'f the BuaAL is Ahlu Edited, frofvttiji niuslrdtfd, Neatly Prhitei—PrattuM, Hcxnttfi*, Vie. f'nl—Moral,'-Instructive attd SntertaAmj/. WlK're'ver located.—in Country, Village or CStyj—

IGU WANT THK UIKAL!

i'Ol'U KAMIL AJiD FB1KNUH WAIT It For it is adopted to the wants of all. Note that I: Im not- a jBsnffcty," bnt a Large and Beautiful Hiek'y. -a .. ..

Kach No. coniainj*Bight £^»ibleQaarto Psge., printed extra atyle,—Clear Ty ps, Good ?apar, nud ifnpiq acd better. XittrsTaATiaas than any other Journal »f its Glass. A Title Page, Iadcx, at clo?e of Vol. ,?: .• .'

TKR3U*—Only ®3 a "Searfto -slubsof ten. S2.60 ptr copy. Vol. XIX pegins Jan. 4,,1(68.— Nv 4 is titc time to Suiucnbe and Club, Great Offers to fijub Agents.

iip.K^men94

Show-Bllla, Premlaa

Lisjs, fc., SKNx raesiot the J3 ntunbaraof tkis Qauitfr, (Oct. tp Jan,) oa trial, for OKU filTt urxysl Addre»B r*

D. 1VX. iWOOKE, Mocheater, *. T.

KENTUCKY

STATE

J1 TTERYl

To be Drawn at Covington, Ky«

Class X, Dec. 16th,

1807. '-/,V

$3oo

.9 prises of 155 prizes of. :cmQ A ii*7 priiss of

1 ,- .1 «,000

-7 W

trir.iof 5.000

29 1.000

260

200

160

220^rlM,of 1Q

125

prliea of

100

261 prizes of

PMaes amotintlng t» |230«65Q. 32,000 *lSumber5.*!aiid 788 Pleads. Tickets §12, Halves $6, Qoartert tha ab'j.V'-i iAWti-ioBST SnaLvMraaca L-tir EV will be drawn in Ppbuto, la CoTiMTai*t Ki.. HI SWOSK COKHIMIOXKBS ftt OSK O'OtOCK ^P. Mr, at tho corner oT Fotbtb akd Scott fliaBST*, Tbe Kentucky State Lotteries are. no Gift Inter. prison, bdt rt spocslblo Money Lotteries, that have been conducted for tho past thirty year*, and are di iwr. anjf.r the authority of a charter from the ar^p^Tifl bond? tti-a given, for tht ^iaTtneii) of all jirrts-?. Tho drawin»» ar publiihed In the Sew York Qeraldaod the Cincinnati Commercial.

Tho above scheme will b« drawn tha middle and laotc.f each mopth during 186Tand l8«B. Oircuiars iif Lihsripa drawing dally sent en app'icati&n ifc. the.Maria^Ws.

Mirrsi all order* for tickets te

MJiBRAt, EDDY ft CO., TWT1NGTON, KT. Q&"Agents Wanted au29dlwy

McClure's Combination

BOILER&FURNACE

promises to be the Host Economical, Safest and Cheapest -Boiler and Furnace in the World

T»

he is ii.er a?ji Itjrhaob ts ?©TTiH np u»oa the plalu commoa sense priaslale oi eiieMinn^ uteam.' It is mucli safer thaa the ordatorj- Boilor, belci mailer, and can be added to, i-c dfmisished, by the number of series. Tbe .rrtguiai sxpsnsJon subject ts Boilera, is obvlated, there being Ants in tbem to resist the ex.

oan*irm of^the sbelf. They are

a O A

for

cie*rilt'4au'l

rupa'.rlng, an I tha expense of

makirg tr.ab aflj other known. They area ot at teast oca-balf of tbe IM.— Tht«®Hcatii)f: af heat to rb«m ia to direot tha tacton all »esaheis txtt the first ona on tha lde apy col^ctlat.c.f. ssdlment In the bottom, b*-.id*E ci»piete% wrapping tha boiler* with th^fiwp?* .fusr® *wb -Pf.tha.

An A.dj ustable .v«

AiiayatiMi,

for st« puiyoso of sgplajgtog the attack of heat «i the B.)llercr ~lT aTso ma'de~imbke^onsniBbvadmiui* air through pipes laid at tlie T'ighssf poiut'oi elevation"betwooa, the boilera litrse^lp^B are perforated with, holes. Ths Snes tinder thpm%re curved almost the shape af tha Boilers, wit* reoeasww-eatrisiea aader eaoh Boiler t- relelve the ashoi wbich can ba cleaned oat dSku little-aUh'dBora- Theousran't'of i»t»r in e»c£ BoiUr Is Imwesdent of the other, being eely crfat^ctcd-bytnb aal drum, at ths end of the fttiixrrt! apd aooee- n^ak ppe, as shown by the dot•W ibiuS 'U ao eagwving. 'Key «a»fce ih operation at Mr. Charge F. £llis' Vfuoim Factory, Terrs Hauta. lad.

Tor partl«!a«, aldrcar, or see

:u McCLtTKE & ELLIS. o«tldw6iu

P. DAXJGHBKTY,^. PhysiclBB ead Saf|W%

i4?ElRRK

HA1TTK.I END.

Wm attend promptlyto«U iiraftadoaal calls ia

W a

st^aots (oTer 9 oodman's aodanf Siara.) «eat. GSBC^ ii». #5 North, roorth Straa^ aeaMt"

rpEBEB SAUTE 1 0XD COUBT HOCB* BniC^K^n bock-k^ping by sfld

fcnaa. at. pe rtubrfngfc UMlB' shipandArlr

lift

T«rms within reach of all

.thtnetic.

For further partlcaiars, address th^PrgMjjjjal^

auh^thmli

9IT| SATISFACTION

a*ifc ,-•8

i-AUo ft flae aMortment o££ l«r

A E S S E

j"i:

•V. -:t

So.#5MainStreet,up Staih.

M.A

CHEAP BSfLLINSIlY

sett 'io

NSW STOCK OF THE

s.x sx

aasaiaua is -^si -viicranidaasqbszrrrt.t

tm&m

'At 2/o. 85 Main Street.

ni {C? STAIRS.) fe

E E N S W A E

tc MEL YIN,

traot.MAt.a »rr*n aEAacas niftfOp.

China, Qaeensware, Glassware,

Houae-fnrnisliing Goods,

COAL 0XL, LAMPS,

Lanterns, Table Cutlery,

Jr».'n HAiir street, ioFP

Terr© Haute, Iixd.

as2tdw3m

Erosive Soap ia manufaotarad frou Pons tfATSBIAL8, and may he 1 tb

VAHBAAD «T BSCBIAESCK For sale by ail Grocers. ildwly

ftocm wHrrri£B(

ADiploma

ttCaCLA&IiT BBBS^HTSIUlAK.as bit whioh hangs In his oSlcs rill show baa made Ohronie Diieatei lis ttady of hie ft'A, an( liaa a Bniou-vrlda reptitatloni having been Innget laeaisd St. Xonfethan any other Obrouls Diseam fhjilfliiB

Mnch ofhls practice has been of a private cttare. Anktiit, Oomorrhea.Oleet, Stricture, all Vrt sary Dieeatm, Bnhilic ar Mermrial tifeotionc ofthThroat, Skim or giuui OreiOo, iBeruia. or Uuputre alao, the effects of a 6dlitary Habit, ruluous t( Body and Hind, producing blotches, debility liu

V*WVMMWt t»V«| UVI »«"«, as bat all occnrnng freqcently in'vfirtono cases rAooomaioda sares guaranteed. oflka, me. Moat oaaes can be preperly treats ty Maoatraation and Pregnancy, so. irithoat aa laterview,- and medloines, senare iron obaervatlon, sent by mail "or ezv^fsri. N& bin Iraaca to business ia most cases.

oaMLtn WTAooomaiodatioas ample, ohargee 1. Consultations by le

inoifcrHte letter or

Address Boa 8092,'St. IjotUs, SitCJ-.iiU Kf i'-W. Boar*—8 A. M. to fl P. 31. 0ttc« pfermsjucntl oeatedat So.fil7 St.Ohailes Btrett,between filxti m) Sevan th,one square Boatlr of Lintleli Ilotel,: retired mot ia tba centra of the city.

Ooaaaltation rooms, and rooms for the acsoni osodationof saohpatients as require daily persui alattaniioa.

KVHBTBODY

Caa get, in a aealad.letter envelope, toy Theory Symptom* aadTieatidentof Nervous, Uriuary an iaaaalPlaiians,clearly delineating all the disease-, conditions, with tall: flyipptdm Lists, for tw. three-cant postage stamps to prepay- p^staga.Oiroular for Iiadles,ralatiog to Pisease* of PuLer s#rMo»l|

FOUNPRIES.

JAMMB 0KATS. LYNDON A/ SMITH. EEN&I B. liEACH

VIGO FOU^BBY

-asassS iw&'-fe'ljp I ».-.)/ ..nM/,. AJiO

ifeftgfe- J»45 svt£*u\{ t'

MACHINE SiiOP if --r Near theT.-B^ tl and 0. Freight Depots,

TEBBK-HA13TK, INDIANA,

8BATH, SMITH & CO., Propfr's

to 0

MaaafbeMnia Of iteam Eagliiea, Kill Qearini and Machinery of every description.. All kinds of Iron and Brass 0M.tiaga Bade to order. £very cIms of npalrlag promptly attended to.

W Orders sollcltad. The higheet Cash Price Paid for Old Copper, Brass, and Iron -i auROdwtf

T. a. vcTEi.rBSS. b. r. snrauca. j. babsabd

[H€EHIX FOU5DR1 in': —AND—

a S

McEIfresh, Dengler & Co., ,8. K. cor, 9th A Eagle 8ta near Passenger D^pct,

TEBBE HACTK, IND.

ManatbctnrerVofSteam Knginea, lllll MachltieHe

3ills.

Honse Fronts, Fire Fronts, and Circular Haw I" to the mtnufacture and

Special attentioa paid repair of Braaa Work, Pi Wo are also jprepared' to cat Toothed or Co/ Clearing* of either Oast fron, Wrought Iron Brass, in the most perfrct manner.

Patent Office Models, te. Cog

Mr Bepairing done promptly. All parties conneoted with this establishment being Practical Meckanlce of sewarat years experienoe, we feel aafs in saying that we can rendei fBll satisfaction to onr customers, berth in point of workmaaship aad price.

The highest price paid lor all old scrap iron delivered at the "Phoenix Foundry," near tinP—stager Depot.

MoBLFBBSH, DBKOLBB A OO

aagMdftmwtf

TTNION INSURANCE CO.,

OF IRDIAMAPOLIS.

Capital, ^407,C05 Thr Lsannra Fias lascaasct'CoarAST or Xkd., A Stock Company owned lad controlled by tbe leading business men In the State. ntdTelloiri' are part of the Stoclttiolders, Who are raaidtatt af Terra Hante, and to whom wewoald refer those wanting sound and reliable Insurance at fair .rates. .'.

Preetoa Vnsaey, Pres't- National.^fitate Bank. J. B. Caaninghato,-Orngglst. Xi. O. 'Warraa's H^n.

AVENS go: Agont., nelley'S Draft Store.

ttdtf Office over

HE ON inr "PBSMITTM

—TO&—*

Sewing Machines W*i*' awarded to the

WHEHLEB AWI1SOW, At ZHB STAT* FAIB, HBXD AT TIBBK EACTE

BT THB

FOLLOWING QQMMITTEE.

Dr. XcOfWUUi member of tba State Board ef Agriculture Mrs. D. WUxUbson, vrife of Stats Attercf?-General, and Mrs. C'akam, wife of Br Gaaaa, Of Parks eonnty—all parties of the highsat order of iateUigaaos and sociel petition,whose eplaioa ia worthy'obnslderatldn.

octU South oar£h Strao-t

Atittman,.«»j!

a MECHANICIAN, Kf. Ml Mala IM, betweta COt A.Til IX

X«a*^e.. liiwrt®* -i

Bussti Ttf-"mg a«t4Hins after tb» atfetoatad frmt rattan, made from aew or old awtedal. my Mir

O O S

0 O E 2 A S O O

1S67!

DRY« GOODS,

•:& V)

TIBLL, R1PLEV iW

&rm

rteu-

na^'iU .?

SUA W LS,

SHAWLS ,. ,?.

Lady

MISS SALL1B HAiSTlNOS. mmmmmmi—— IS-—

-SHAWLS

itotasofiX&J

.»'• iynlFSA -t*

Washington Shawls,

Middlesex Shawls Jf^!Tu^Ladies^ Long, Ladies Square, Misses_Long, Misses Square, mi &

Child's Long, Child's Square,

Paisley Shawls, Broche Shawls,

In Large Assortment.^^

4*^

10-4 SHEETINGS,

iJlescbed and Unbleached,

At 40 Cents per Yard!

1 Case Hill's "Semper Idem," Bleached

At Twenty Cents ^3

1 Case Good 4-4 Bleached at 16 Cents

^u.M

GREAT DRIVE

j-jjs i-9-JasiiWtl

,b».«

r-r Hi IJi,.- .t"

Double Fold English jMerlnos

A.t 35 Cents-

i^-'-^rl!! ——AT-

TV ELL. RIPLEY & CO

GREAT WHOLESALE & RETAIL

l)ry (roods Emporium.

Torre Haute, Ind

r:i

NATRONA REPHSfED

SAPONIFIER!

ti \j "cS tilUa ok* J£ v, C. Concentrated Lye. t«j"c

^.1 ,0fv r.*r-*n.

I Cts. a lb. far Sajerior Earl aaj.*''

TWELVE POUNDS OF SOFT SOAP, FOR OWE CENT.

-c

j. _____ .*.! VlBfSS-fl •:JT, S5.

EVERY FAMILY CAN MAK* THEIR OWIL SOAP.

ALL VARIETIES OF SOAP.

As £atily 3fu.de aa a Cap ot CoflFee.

Dealers can obtain ft wholsisla in caasif each coatalnlny 48 baxss, nd a liberal dlaMnnt, of tba wkslsatl* Oraeera and Drnggists In all tl*a towns and cities of tba United Stetae*

"cLIFFOED

StROLCCY.

O O O

8S ilk:

tswymA&Li

PBBSOM WHO WILL EQUAL JE BAPHABL IS THE PJIOITJCSSIQS.-

io Lottery,

'.a w.*i

... SiH'33 ."ilt 7

"ii-

Ia anew CLacemrated Lye, for making Soap, just dtewvered in

OBEENLAND, IS THB ARCTIC BKAB,

and ifi composwl mainly of Alumlnata of Soda which, vrtien

mixed

with

PEMBERT05/

Onml Agent.

nSTBBUBa. TMXm.tiM.

A S

SOOt ASD SH08 STOKE,

No, te North 4tl St.

do -J -sae^/frfig-

•'Sua

aLt3

X. WILMOra, Agent, foti

HUGGLES, spaa e.

Wis- Successor to P. P. Deck, 5- 'ZM

JUST RECEIVED A

Large-Stook of Boots aad Shoes, embracing every veilety of

Women, Men & Children's Wear

suitable iob thi

FaU aad Wiat®r

Which 1 will sail at the Leweet Cash Prices, am also prepared to

K« HAKE TO ORDER nit AH klada of Boota and Shoes that may be called for, on tha shortsat uotioa aad- most Aahlcaable Style. Give me a call before ordering or puv haslag alsa where.

Ho. 16 North Fourth Street, Terce-JSUute, lad. aevMtf

bnt

DSE FAT, ppduc«» the i.jpjffr

BEST DETERSIVE SOAP

T'-t--*' tub world. (j. -j

1 Bok Will make 175 lba. good Soft Soap, or its equivalent In superior Hard Soap. Ba tailed by all JDrugglata and Oroosia in tho United States .f :n Jmv far FULL RECIPES WITH EACH BOX. JK%

MAIK"

AMS RAPHAEL la the best. Shesncoeeds when all fth ha»» (ailed. All who are in troable—all who hare bean unfortunate—all hose fond hopes haYa beea disappointed crushed aad blasted by false promises and deoeit—all who parslMs nMed and trifled with—all fly to her jfor advice and sati«faction. All who are ia doabt bf the affections of those they lore, Cjnsult her to Telletreand aafiaty their minds.

In lore Affairs She Never Fails. Sho ha^ the secret of winning tbe affections ot ithe opposite sex. She shows yon t^llkeaea* of your future wife or hneband, or ab«?Et Mend.— She guides tbe single to a happy marriage, and makes tlie married happy. Her aid and aJ*Ice baa been solicited la 'innumerable instances, aod the resaU has,alyays twxa the means af securing a

Speedy and Happy Marriage,

3ho Is, therefore, 4 «ure dependence. It f, wsll known td the ubllc at large that she was thd first, tnd she is the oalysperson la this ooaatry whaoaa ihoif the ykeco9S In rtality, and who can give entlr# satlsfkciiba oh all the concerns ot lift, which can be seated and pro Ted by thousand s, both married and single, who daily aad eagerly visit hur.

To all ia business fyer adTice Is invalaable. She tan foretell, With th« greatest certainty, the retult ef aU commercial and business transactions.

Lottery combers girsa with^at extra charge. MADAME KAPHA EI. is a bona flde AatrologlSt that every one can depend upou. She is the gi eatest Astrologfet of the nineteenth oentnry. It f* that well-known fact thatmakee illiterate pretenders copy h«r advertisements and try tolmltao her.

Madam* Baphaet-lartha seventh danghtar wf tha Seventh daugt tor^ aho was born with a artaral ftift hln- ran foretell your Tery thoughts. She Slso mres drunkei.nes».

All lutnrTiews strictly private and ronfldeartaj. As a Femalo Physician ber remedies s»nr Ml to care all female irregularities, and to pruduce

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the monthly flow, withsut danger or oTpesuro.— They can not lnjurrt, but, oa ths contrary, they Improve the hr-atth,

Therefore, come one, come all, to

111 Richiiwad, bet Ctatral Aveate u4 Wi. Cincinnati, Ohio. TEBMS.—Ladies, SI Qantlemen, Sl,flgLr,

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N. B.—The Madame will answer no 1*M*H with* out a fee of (1 and a 3-oent stamp is fal*lCO*d. Address Look Box 631. aagSSdwly

"The Pan 1* Mig-litlar than tha Sword." hi.^5v..'

THB GOLD

PEN,

BEST AND CHKAPE8T OF PCNI

Morton's

G-old

Pens,

The Best Pens in the World.'

I For sale at JVb. 26 MaidenZane, JVew-York, and by *v*ty duly appointed Agtnt at tha same prices.til

Morton tnakes no 2*ens stam^ ed with the JVame or mark of any otherj thers/bre, where an Agency is established, the public will be best suited, at the same prices, by calling on the Agent in alt other places those wishing the Morton JR«» must send to Headquarters, where their orders will receive prompt attention, if accompanied with the cash.

A Catalogue, with fltll description of sizes and prices, sent, on receipt of letter postage. 0

A. MORTON.

Gifts ror Cliristman & Mew

Years!

A SUPEBB STOCK OF FIKK OOLD AND SILVKR WATtiHES, AliL WAB»aNTEI TO RUb p, 1 AND TUOK0CGHLY UKQULAThl), AT T« «tow PXICBOl? $10EACH, ASD MiTI8KAf-!'"

TION QDABANTEEH. 100 Solid Gold HuntingWatches JilAO to l,C0O |100 Magic Cased Gold Watches....— MO to *00 100 JUadiea Watches, enameled 100 to 200 Oold Hrtnt'u Oh roil' ter Watches 280 to ,290Uold unt'g English .Layers..., SO' to 300 Gold Hunting 1 uplex Watches' ISO to 90U Gold Hunt's American Watches 100 to 500 silver Hunting Letets,... 60 to 500 BlRer -Hunting Duplexes 76 to 50'J Held Ladies Watches §0 to 1,000 fiold Hunting Leplnei....'. fft to l..i-0-J Mifscellaneoas bllver Watctws SO fa. jS,500 Hunting Silver Watchcs

£00 309 mo aw*: 250

2«

kwt: 6»

Assoited Watches, all k'nds IV to The above e:ock will be disposed oton tho tontiK owt-FRtet plan, giving eery patron a Mns Aoldo Solid £Uver .Watch for {10, without reg«rd to vulue I

Wriqht, Bao. A Oo., 161 Broadway, Mew fork, Wish to immediately dispose of tbe above magnificent Stock. Certificates, taming the arSeles, are placed in sealed envelopes, and well mixed. Holders are entitled to the articles namAliOn their cirtlQoate span tha payment of Tea 'pHars, whelhsr It be a watch worth 91,000 or drth less. The retara of any of our Certificates^ ^itltlos you to th* article named tbetsen u|on.. pi it re a of ha O an as tfrtisle valoedjess than flOis nauKd on any oer tificate it wiil at onco ba suen that this is

a stralglitrorwara

transaction, which may be

legitimate

partidaaUd la

even by ibe most rasildlons

A'slrijcte erttlflcaie will be sent by mail, post: paid, upoa r^Cfllptof 25 cents, five for 81, eleven -. tt 82, thirty-throo and elegaut premium for a^, Biity Biz and mora valuable premium for 810, one hundred aud most superb waioh for 816. T« igents, ot tliote wishing employment, this Is a iLieoi poltunity., It is a legitimately conducted j, titnineas, duly, aathuritod by tho Government,' anl open to thtPmo»t' eaieful scrutiny. Try us. 5 Address,

WEI6HT, BBd,k CO,. Importers.r*1

oc29d1si'x3m 1C1 BPoad'ff»yt .New York.-

STOUAtiE, C&A1M. a, ikkXKiiaZ3 A.^R"tfoBsis«v. r,

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Couimi$ist|Gjui McrchaHtt) Nni 'fffi We."it 2d St., Ctiu imiati. JGK»'£UBStTM&' Pearqe, Tollo, Ifcfton shaw,-J}arba«r A Ou., iMPorter IS. fl. L^oaard .S (!o., Wat. takiuu 4jStri^ii'.] I itub't Maeread-y A Co.. foBtur BrfiflierJ* {foots, Nash A Co, t&iambars,

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ffr a a a W S a W*iifc lioi/na—Oa tbe Umis', aear the Ter»e dauce a Richmond oud U. a t'. Kaliroad Depeta* •'laaJrMwu Tnu Utin, Its,

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nxtrsT. Auntio aamtv. OTIN HANKY CO., 'Wo»i.as, oown«is -*aD

A I N E A E S

Warehouse mi FItst St., at the Canai Basin. .-.1 anftdwtf TRHBKHAnTK.mil.

MATS AND CAPS.

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juaTjus ju:ui£urr-(.r

Mens' Hath at aiV Klrids", Hoy*' ot nil Hiud^XTaaA^. M.is»c«"'Hit!* ot all klaa*,

Inlitnte' Hals of ail kinds,

Anl at ail prices. aea. Hats made te «r4er oe'Mort Obtlce. Ooa» anl iee

THE! FALL STkL£S, /. Sast »IJe Fub'le H^oare Teri*.Haul«j. 1»* Rev STdtf

MORE POISO^IJJG

E A I E

The Patent Kncased Bloct Tin Pipe, manufaatar* ed^by OolwrtW, Shaw Willird, Of Ke«r Tofa, supplies a waat long sought tor, add IM fffrnki inumrnig front titration, wi lat onco waoauaead ll as the »nly Wo aud suitable pipe for convening water for do veitie purpe»-s.

This Paiec.1 Tin Uasri Plpali blghiy retommncded by all the moat eminent ChemlsU aad Pny*lcians or the Ssst. and by ttat WAII» COXMissioHEk* of New York Brooklyn, Boston. Cbariestoa, and many other cities.

Western and rioutbera Agency, at the Uaioa Brass Works, aad Depa of Plumpers', &eaM aad G»» Fitteis' Materials, ewi' aWi W', aud 3t West Fifth Street,

CIMCINSATI, OHIO: -3^

Wit. POWEtl.

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Proprietors.

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