Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 January 1868 — Page 3

TAY COOItE & CO.,

NO WALI^STBEKT,

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Wamty ind amrat ice* end Vwp on hand a foil (apply of 00Vrnmont BONDS OF ALL ISSUES, SEVENfllBTISS, «»1

it the most favorable market rates Into Fiverwenties, which, at present price of gold, yi«M tbe holder abeut one par rent more interest per innum. Circular# wltl. f«" pr-rlfa^Ta fi.rnl.h'•d upon application mj9dwly vTEm

in from 10 to 48 hoar*.

Wbealon's Ointment cares The i«b, Wbeaton'tt Olotmeut cores Salt Ilheum. WuwUOfl's Ointment E"Efci I1 Wbeaton'g Ointment-^cbn»- ItaAerl ltA. Wheaton's Ointment cures Old Sores. w&V^Vtm&t V*rtt 5 Atrr Kind

OF KVKBY IIBMOB MKK MAGIC. Price, 50 cents u. box by mall, GO cents. Address WEEKS A POTTER, No. 170 Washington

Proo^H)flSi9'ktiperiority OF

rs easy as ono that cause of coneratulation if American Enterprise eball ing out of market tlie th article, miscalled time keepers, by furnishing so exoAlt Timta. "We have had oue of the works or this Company in a case for some considerable time, and,

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OOMPODND INTEREST NOTES

i.d cxecute orders for purchase and sale of rOOKS, BONDS ani 00 LD. =y CONVI5BMIONS. Wo convert the several issnee of

SKVEK-THIBTIES

ITCH I ITCH

ITCH!

SGRAWOFFIJ ^OFCAJWSFTJ' SCRATCH

E A E I A N

WALTHAji 1 SXJ I

vvroA- aWiR#1 This coantry Las reason to be proud of this splendid specimen of Atneriean operative genius __, .tt ..U oBonlntl/in In and enterprise. Thot the watch manufactj" denbt who examines

sajssBceftAm.^"ported movements—be»ide the uniform rehability of the machine-made watches must give them a gieat adv. stage over all ot^^herejr .kno^n. A poor time-piece of the mirt&ij^p^lP' wi»ffaf rare in the future as a good one of hand make has beeAh&CM*. perfoimance, and can make a perfect article jus 1& worthies*. It will be ft thlfl highly nwfal

"joxwxi

rticles miscalled time necpers, by fti *WM*»

ale "—N. Y.

^^aXSBBOSBZ established iuur opinion, their superiority over au#%v4 pleco"—Tht World. •'We notice with regret (writing of tho Paris

in its time

Kxpoiition) tbe nbeonco of specimens of American manufacture, which,Jalthough only comparatively recent bitrU among us, is alrosdy producing results or tho moat satisfactory cbnrahter. Jbe watches matuifectiirotyy the WalthamCo^panJ

excellence as time-keepers are conoerued.as good as anything produced by the French or Swiss manufactures,"—A. Herald. "Tho beauty, the procision, the greater cheapness, the uniform excellonre of a watch construct nd by machinery so exquisite that the mere spectacle of Its operation Is poetic, gradually give the American Watches a preference which will not bed ww!- f-^'yQ'gy1!. ^jCI'JL

aVKItV WATCH PyitY, WARRANTED. FOP Sate by nil First-Class Dealers In the

For farther information addreM the Agents,

KOBBEHS

182 Broadway, N. "V.

dcngaatrttK

~IT

is said of the ialles of France, that, as

asiiBS' lo m»ke the complexion of a .healthy and resy hiio. Ladlos, try them. Sold by all Prugslsts, ileclld wlm "t®'

STOP THE ROBBER! Do5on ask, what robber? Why, of^wrKAM'-"

9t0¥Ml¥ col0lf!1®l"^^^

ofTicade of tiair, AlaB He Can't V^^Stoppcd, What then Ills rava( os can be repaired.

In Less Tlinn Ten Minufon, It'is soon done. No trouble no danger of In a ring tho fibres. Not a stain.

rtffiSHIJSBm.

Manufactured by

tlon wUtTthe directions for making aud using the

If tlie reader or Jiis friends have any comt,Uint nan.od iu (Wb a^-crttiomont, tr? the• VeutIAO'TIi

«n'R««"»b»r,

isiieftfoacan Irovo your mbaw renltded,. Ask for Pr. Tobias' Venetian Liniment, and lalM other. It is pleawiut to tftke.aifd clean to use, aufl erafllcatee thedl5fa»efrom tlwsyst mso that it d^ ot return,»« the case»f»r nsios themauv Llnimpnts, i'ain kiliora,:an'iOils, now HoodiaK the Country, that only Stop tho pain while the article isusedjattd tlieDrrittifB. i'ru-e .Wccnts per t. .ttle. Sold by "all the Drug-

Depot, 56 Cortlandt Street, N. Y. der.lldwlm. ..4

parties Take Particular Notice.

»«b r.ui. *vs£® ran® mis.

WABTTANTFID FKKNCH.

nillKSK PILLS, so celebraUd many years ago I In Paris, for the relief of female irregnlarmes and afterwards so notorious tor their crlinina^e in ploy ui on tin the practice of abortion, are now Stored Tor sale for the first time in America. They have been kept in comparative obscurity, from the fact that the originator Dr. Velpean, is TZTZ in Paris, of grea wealth and strict

MrS S5riS»"iS '""ll ®'3£"XTO bursting open the flood gatesj torn whateverpause

Ladies can poenred a box, sealeit from the eyes «f the curious, by encloning one dollar, and six onstage stamps to M. W. JHACOMBKIV, tloneral AeenfrorVho United State, and Canada., at Alhfnv N Y„ or to auyirethorized Ai^ont. Sold i«j ail uiuggists In Terre Uunte, o7dwly

INFORMATION.

olear and: t*atiUfu\ .oaf b« obtained without charge by CMAPATAN, Chemist, 8S3 Uroadway, New York. mjlOdltaw-wl

Errors of Youth. A Oeutleman who suffered for years from Norvsns Debility. Premature Decay, and all tho effects of youthfnl indiscretion, will, for the sake of suf-

edy by.whlcU.be *M#nd. ShffV«r» wishing to proflfby tWfatefrtslVa Warlike, can do an £y

H»jl0dltaw-wly 0*4ar St.. H. Y.

53S3S53CR8B?seTO

NOTICES^

HVjTIEWKIiL'S TOW' Tb#jmportanc9 ofthls tnily sella ANODYNE, ble and vBlnable preparation ii now so fully acknowledged, receiving the most free apprd&t&n'tfr Physicians, anil* In which the true uame of Anodgm Is perfectly apparent, that in advert King, ft* true character la only to .be given which I ask all who bar* not witnessed its gnat curative power, to accept with eonfldenco.

Itfttbe trne remedy fur Neuralgia, Bheumatmn, jToolk and Ear Ache, Stad Aeht, Painful Mautruaiiox, Aatmorjhea, DUmemTrrhia, Detirinm Tmutm, PptiuU OtmpkdnU, Lou of Sl't/p, and as a mild and gentle opiate to all Nervoae Affection*.

In Attkma it baa been eminently miccemful. In Boarl OomplainU, a Tory potent remedy, JOHN L. HCNNEWKI.L, Proprietor, Practical CkecnUt &nd Pharmaceutist, 9Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass.

W Said by all regular dealer* in medicine. Prom Physicians ia invited the greatest freedom of correspondence, to whom every evidence of character wi be freely sent on demand.

July 1C, dwoct and jan'y. I

How Brandreth's Pills Cure. When disease is in the system It may be said to bs.an fntruder.' Brandreth's Pills fire a sort Police, which being swallowed, seize the intruder and oansea disturbance, when Nature turns them both out oi her domain together. Natnre'always trial to restore health, but, alas! is not alwaya able. Being assisted by BBANDBETH'S PILLS and mild diet, sbo never falls, when this great medicine is used in season, Over a hundred years ha« groved the truth of this asserlioa. In fact, their use insures the cure of all diseases of tbehnman body, whether chronic or recent, Infectious or other«ise because they purify the blood, and increase safely the action of the excreting and secreting vessels. The sick gaiu sew powers of life from ^randreta's Pills, a« a llowsr that is fadhiggathers vigor from a refreshing rain.

Principal Offlee, Brandreth House, New York. Sold by all Druggists.- deildwlm «..S

J. A. BRYAN,

JOB RINTER,

115 MAIN ST., S-.

"TERRE flAUTti, IND.

9. 'HABBKBT.

WM.NOUSFC,8I0N

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CUISTAD0R0, 08 Maiden

ow York. Bold by all Druggists. ApHair DroBoers. deildwlm

Lane, plied by ail

Mm™** to all who desiro

^end, crip

Xi\ ro it, tho prea king aL.d uslni ,s cured of a ,»e ConsumptU ie afBietod, at

ras cured of a lung

itTOction and th re a Uieonly olJ«ot l« to benefit the afflictod and be uiouittjr wij tki. npaa/ptntiAn. an

ilm'ple remedy by yrli'.ch

bopo"s'«vor'y'.in¥orer wil 1 try this Prescription, as

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myiudllaw

BOTTLE AND BE

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tfitat UU. TOB1AS An nn Kxtwrnal HemSdy Rheumatism, Chapped UariU

»!.?»r.SSSh» JjU^he, Ch«U'rtf, Dysentery, (\TKfcl»tuts unou-rn, .yMunij,

tratlns «s4«»tMs uteTrlt as sooB a» taken.

OMST

MANNING/.

Till!

J. K. MARSH

IOWA

REAL ESTATE AQENCY. FAB

tie, wild

LANDS,

And City Property of every description, for Sale. An experience of fifteen years enable ns to insure satisfaction in every department of business relating.to a general Real Estate Agency.

HARBERT & MARSH,

64 WALNUT STREET,

i27dwly Oem IMoines, Iowa.

OOKS AND STATIONERY

HL' W. O'COlffNELL oi las disposed of-his Undertaking Business, which ad become necessary Inconsequence of the rapid Increase of bis

BOOK TRADE, He will new devote fits entire attention to the latter branch of business, and with a fail and complete stock of Books and Stationery, (^SCHOOL

BOOKS,

MAGAZINES, PAPERS,

AC.,

jtc.,

Asts a continuance Of the trade heretofore so jberally bestowed a23d wtf

MCDONALD, ii (Successor to A.

BNOLD)

CKALER IN

Books, Magazines, Papers, Stationery, &c., POST

QR»iOE

LOBBY Tanas HAVTB, IMP

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\T7 HOWARD MANNING, I, Hoflfe, Sign and Carriaff© JPaittting1, fiUZIRfl, PAP£RBA«fiIHC, See.

Mixed paints, of every description, Varnishes, titty, &o., alway* on hand, and for, sale on the tost reasonable terms. Oive me a call. Shop on Oherry street, between 3d and 1th. o29dly

AND OKNAUENTAI,

A I N E R, One door East of the Star Grocery, TERRE HATTT1C, IND. Plain and Deoorative Paper Hanging, Fancy aud

Plain Sign Painting. Ceilings and Walls tainted and Ctlcemlne* in Fresco Colon, Pianos and Natural W6mi Polished in the highest

Btyle of the Art. Gilding on Class and .1 apanued Tin, in all Styles, It will be to the interest of those who wish lb bavo serviceable wtrk dona, to call on me. Informatlon in buylqg dnd mixing celors, will be furniahed to persons

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TO SOCIAI'IITIM.

Address,

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VJ^VKTI^^ XINIMEXT.

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AN ESSAY FOB YOUNG MKN, on Physiological Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Manhood, with the hnmane view of treatment and cure. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of

»uu vutc.

SKILLKN HOCQHTON,

Association, Philadelphia, Pa. wSm

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WITH SPECTACLES

OLD KYKS HADI NSW, eatily, without doctor or medicines. Sent post-paid on receipt of 10 Cents. Address

Dr. S. B. FOOTE,

No. U0 Lexington Avenne, Cor. of East 23th St., N. Y.

WAT

WITH UN COMFORTABLE TRD98KS. COMFORT AND CtTRE FOR

THERUPTORKD. Sent post paid on receipt of 10 Cents. Adpress

oct28dw3m

Dr. E. B. FOOTE,

(author of Medical Common Sense.—Book 400 pages, SI.60 seat by Mall), No. 110 Lexington Av., Cor. of East 28th St., New York.

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Forests and Dronths

Prof. R. C. Kidzie, In a lato agricultural lecture, speaks of the necessity of pre* serving the forests, and of planting thorn anew where they have been generally de*. stroyed. We quote:

Egypt, from the earliost periods of history, has been Bpolcon of as a rainless region but since Mahomet Ali has made his imfnonse plantations of trees, showers have become froquent. The controlling influence of forestB over rain falls is also shown by the fact that countries once supplied with forests and having abundant rains and immunity from frost, their forests havii been destroyed, have been scourged by drouth and frost till the forests were restored, when they once more became fruitful or, if the inhabitants would not restoro their protecting forests, the stern hand of famine: threatened to wipe out a race that would hot reverence the order of nature.

Thus tho Cape de Verde Islands, so named from their greenness, have been stripped of their forests by thoir improvident inhabitants, sinco which time they suffer terribly from periodical droughts, some times no rain falling for three years at a time, and 30,000 inhabitants or onethird of the population, have perished.—

Hard on Tlie "Missionaries." The Iowa State Register has tho following reference to a class of itinerants which Issue from Chicago: "Personally we love Chicago "Drummers.1 and they mor'n, love us. They are naturally so smart, so artistically streaked and striped, and so professionally impudent that 'to see them is to love them volcanically. What Harper's Bazaar and Leslie's fashionable plates are to the picture world, these gentlemen of cologne and tailor-make are to the animal kingdom. The Mt. Pleasant Journal, a short time ago, told of about eighteen or twenty of them filing into a church in that city, at a late hour, in order to create a sensation and astonish the natives and they succeeded admirably, for one lady was heard to wonder why so many inmates were allowed to leave the Insane Asylum without a "guard." Our admiration of them is intense, and we have long been studying how we could benefit thom and the world at the same time. Wo offer this: We would not deprive a Hindoo of his missionary Testamont, nor would we atop the work of Christianizing the Fejee Islanders, but we would most earnestly suggest that all churches establish another fund in addition to those now raised which shall be devoted to the civilizing, mannerizing and regeneration of those merchantile 'insufforables'—1"Chicago drummers.'

All the iron "manuiacturing establish, meats in the vicinity of Wheeling and Pittsburg have determined upon a reduction of the wages of the operatives, or a total tuspeneion of work at tho mills. The aggregate capital employed in Wheeling in the Iron maanufacturies is about $3,000,000, which, a stoppage of the mills, will liejidle, and 5,000 men will be thrown out of employment. If the laborers consent to a reductiou of 32 per cent, on their wages, operations will continue. The saw mills of St. Anthony, Minnesota, have stopped, and hundreds of men are consequently thrown but of employment and unsuccessfully offer to work in the pineries at $10 a month. But tho lumbermen of that vioinity cut one hundred million feet of logs last Winter, overstocked the market and consequently do not need the services of the men this season.

The new Public Buildings at Wasli Ington The Treasury building in Washington, it is said, when completed, will havo cost nearly five million dollars, and will be the finest edifice in the world devoted to similar usee. The greater part of it is built of Maine granite, and it is proposed to rebuild the remainder with tho same ma» terial, as the porous sandstono with which it is constructed is disintegrating rapidly. Plans have also been prepared lor a new War Department building. The new building for the Department of Agricult ure is also rapidly approaching comple* tion, and the musiura hall will bo a prominent attraction for visitors. Speciments of the animals, fruits, products of the soil, and insects of every section of the Republic will be arranged in classes.

A Boston boy, llvo years of age, having stolen a can of milk, his mother took him to task with moral suasion, and wound up h«r discourse by exclaiming. "What in tho world was you going to do with the milk?" "I was going to steal a little dog to drink it!" was tho crushing reply

•Inventions frequently occur simulta teneously in different parts of the world, Inventon and discoverers in England, Eranee and. America hit at the same time upon a plan for discovering bullets in bedded in the flesh by meant of elwtricity

Weskm, in a latter toa friend, complains of very bad treatmest at tlie hands Of these sent to assist him, and declares he walked over 1.300 miles instead of t|&.

WANTED.—A pair of sjMOtacfcs to,»it the eyes of potatoes. The dab ,wl£h whio an idea struck the. poet, A'itick to measure narrow escapes,. Th® idw^ical hook and lice with which an anglte caught a cold. Afi tiinorella ussd In the reign of tyrants. A knot from the board & man paid seven dollars'* wfcfik fbry«* 'i .*»•'

The strongest and cheapest- -boots and shoes won in this country fail sometimes, owing to the shrinking of the wooden pegs. A very simple remedy fe f&rhb petroleum along tni "ned to

leather is joined to the sole*, Whw^e pegs are saturated with this oQ they re» sist the action of both wet and dry weatherVr •.

THE

16 00 18 00 3100 26 00

9000 100 00

A Washinj

Hundreds of families in Vigo and adjoining counties, use them 30,000 have already Ijeen sold.-

Read the testimonials of Ladles, in Terre H»nte who use them: This certifies th it I purchased one of Doty Improved Washers, and it proves an article of real worth the best IJhave evert seen. Considering the great relief it affords in the labor of washing,'and the saving of time, too family should bs without one. S. H. POTTER, South 6th'-fit.:

Having Doty's Wa:hlug Machine in use iuwy house, I can state, through the testimony or toy servaht, that it saves much labor^ddes thorough work, and iB not so wearing upon clothlnjc^as the old irethod. JAMES C. McGBfiQOR.

I purchased a Doty Washerof Mr. Wheeler,and like it vory much. Our girl likes it, and does her washing with ease, and in much less time than formerly in the old fashioned way.

MRS. MARGARET WILLIAMS,4. Cth St. We have used Doty's W«sher for the lastelgh months, and It is excellent. I would not be withont it upon any consideration, and I cheerfully certify to its merits, and recommend it to all my friends, and the consideration of every housekeeper. Mr

J. HEDDKN,

Mrs.

North Cth St

I havo one of the Daty Washers in use, and find it does the work more thoroughly than any of some half dozen other machines I have had occasion to try. It wear# the clothes less, and is a treat saying of time'over the old'ftishMned washboard aud tub. Mrs. P. S. WKSTFALL.

We have purchased a Doty IFasher?of Mr Wheeler, and it is splendid. Mrs. E. W. BOSS. I pnrehased a Doty Washer of 1. Wheoler, and liko it better every time I use it. I formerly hired my washing dona. .JM*KJLda_.it myself in the machine with all. ea e, aud recommend it to ovory house keeper.

BRITTLBBANK, North 2d St.

We have used Doty's TFasher in our family near throo years, and I* consider it tho beit machine for washtng clothes ever, indented. I have tiled several others, but no otiiqi,ha8 given the satisfaction that this has done- It gives entire satlsfaotion' it is excellent for general washing, and especially' for bed clothing,

Mrs

Thus famine cuts down the inhabitants as c^n say jjir them and myself, that we. foei nitilnBclv na thnv nnf dnwn tliA rnfor• tlnrr -now as'though We COUtd not kftep hSUSO WithOU pitilessly as they cut down the protecting trees. It has been proposed to replant the forests, yet such ia the ignorance und indolence of the inhabitants that little has been done toward restoration, and it is probable that the entire race may bo cut off, to be replaced by those who have learned that the "tree of the fiold is man's life."

.ELIZA BORHESF-Seuth

I am delighted with Doty's Washing Machine, aud think there is no implement for household economy more naeful.

Mrs E. WILMOTH. South 4th St.

We have used Doty's Washer 8 ironths, and I cheerfully indorse the above teatisiony iu its favor. JUrs E. BANNISTER, South 3d St.

We folly indorse the above testimony iu regard, to the excellence"of Doty's Washer. Mrs CATHARINE WHITTAKBR, S 4th St.

Mrs Wm. K1RTLY, South 6th St: JAMES H1TE, avf.jjgjp. Mrs J. GRAFF, Ohio Street..Don't be induced to purchaso any other- Wasiiec until you have tried Dety's. It is glvejj. on trial, tegother with tho 'Universal Cog-wheel Wrlugor,' and for sale by

X. N. WHEELEB,

No 6 Mechanic's Block, M«in Str^ot, TKRITEfllA'DT'E.JND. Doly'ii "Wagon Jack," cheap, simcb -itiOE cient,

ror*Ba!el'y

Z. Z. WfeBt.

d^ld JFaSwtf

JQR. J. HALE,

J*™

.•

Montreal News says an idea of

the widely prevalent scarcity of water may be formed from the fact that for sev-enty-four miles along the -lino of,, the Grand Trunk (out) not a' drpp.of wlUer is in the tanks, and the Company is put to great straits to obtain it. Driving cattle eight to ten miles to water is of flommon occurrence even with the snow on tho ground.

DOTY'S GLOTHiSS WASHiR.

The Best Ever Invented

The Longer They are Csed the Better they are Liked!

THEY ARE COIII KG INTO 8EMIBAL «SK. TBBtiCSHODr THK CDDR1H.

2d St.

Weliavo«soi Doty's Wither, 8 %m»Um iii our family and two of my obiidreu have them also

now as'though we could not keep ttiein. I have tried several orther mac bin 8, bat tho Doty is the only one that "comes up to the mark'-'—"it fill# the bill."

Mrs. ELIZA FARMER, 8quth 23 St-

We use Doty's Wasber in our family. I like it, Mrs I BlPLKt. MB. WHESIXB—Doty's Washer is all rigAt. It gives en tirg satisfoctionr 1- loimerly-trircd my washing done, but since I purchased the1 WiasHer of you, I havo taken care ol a siokboy, have done n»y ordinary house work, and my washing beiore ""•o'clock. Itis alljouVeOommMidU to be.

Mrs M1LO SHELDON,' South 3d St.

I was formerly much prejudiced agalust .washing machines, «nt the Doty Waaher^ purchased ol Mr. Wheeler, gives entire satisfiaotlqn. baiieve it is the best. I want no better one.

Mrs 9. McILTAtNE, Sout!i-4th St.

LER.

MILLER'S BLOCKf-'

Il¥ 1H ABf APO LIS,

jif!

PHYSffJlAN FOR DISEASES OF THE-

Head, Throat and Lungs.

TO WHICH BRANCH OF THE PROFESSION his practice Is exclusively confined, may b* eonsuited personally, or by letter, at hi: Dispensary and Surgery, Miller's Blnck,UorthllliuEisrtriet, on* sqnl\re north of tho Bates Hons?.

Aleo, ftt the earnest solicitation of many old patients, DR. HALE will still couJ nue to visit

TEBRE HAUTE,

onca every fohr weeks, and tnaj be SbnSnlned at the Terre Ilante House, THUBSBAT Jan. 23, ....I Feb. 2®, «t mar. 10,

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ii nay 14.

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CONSULTATION PKKK. iP-' terms, of treatment within reach of all

HALE

is a regular Graduate of Medicine

Surgery, and the Author'of the NBW METHOD of Treatment for Diseases of the AIB PAS

SAGES,wliicksucceeds

wherejall other meam have

failed, and iscorUiuly worthy of trial. Would respectfully, refer those jftUeresfed.wnhe follow ng responsible citizens B. M. Meredith, Jonh Klxer, W Tuell^Col. McLean, John Chambers, Wm. Coates, C»l. Aioxinder, N. Westfall, and 3ne hundred others. dl8dw4w

HATS XND CAPS.

EW: :YOREs.: HAT.

HTjORB

Joseph C. JUSTIN EECBIPTTTF

ates, |a»

Mcus' Ilat^a of t^Il kind*. Hoys'Mat»oi all kind*, Alices' Hats of all kinds,.

Infants' Hats of all kinds,

Anl all yrtec*. Uata made to. order on short- "uottfce. flow

Baet side Pablla 8i»are lepro Baate. lad. nov 4ldtf

HORSES,the

MULES AND HOGS.

—I will sell on Tawday, Thursday aadJSaturdays, between hoaraof 8 o'clock At it- aAd 12 M.,at the Public" Poand'jn the city of Tesro Haute, to the highest tMOerf at pubfio «-fftfon, all hogs that may have bestt cm a)if of Vmm lays within the Public Pound more than twei or» and an thehontas or mules that may h.,o been in saw Pound store-than two days.

OOTTLEIB BEISS,

oct 30 City Marshal.

I S A S

,-as •5'lW

W E S I S

Saiiwr

the line where the under

HATK HOW QRBN

FIXE STOCK 09[

Holiday

Suitable

atJ

Machine Worth Caving!

aarisU #aT

E S E N 4F Sf

»~jh«N DRESS GGOD^wi 7a lUttst- SHAWLS,-

ATTBN-

BALMORALS, HANDKEBCSISFS, -0 KNIT GOODSk «U

LA VEIL

P»~

GOO:

SLIPPER PAtTBBNS, OTTOMAN do

FINE UMBRELLAS, (Marked free of ^bai^e.)

And ^trge AssortmeRt

A 3 0

JlUi'l i.

XTl HSlf

ASTIVOLOCY.

ASTROLOGY:

KKi I' *4i.

O O

GOOD KEW8FORALLI

MGM* PBOFtaSIQN.

rpHiBj as A- AMKL

PHAEL is the bMt.» SSs rtMMdi

when-all etS-rs bare faHed. »-Al» Wl» »r*__ trotjbla—all who h*ye -:be*n

i-aare#luBit*—-

Whose* fond hopes have beeti disappobiied, enfiM' and blasted by liaise promisee and^witu«tf4rM'havo been misled «nd trifled witbj-r«U ty *.* for advice and eatiafaction. AU who are is uonfet of the affections of those they love, conialt ii«r to relieve and satisfy their minds. In love Affairs Sl&Ret^faffc

She has the secret of wlnnldg fhS Hft'ebttoai dt ySu tbehictM^w^r yaur'fnture wife or hutbau*l, or

the opposite sex. She shows inr future wife or husband, ie -guides the single to a happy marriage, jmd ake the married happy. Her aid "*Wa tnVtoi

Shi has been soliclted in luanmeraMk instatide*, aad the result has always btien thf^eaas ojf/tqnm ing a

Is, therefor su to thepubli

known

can be teeted and proved by tbonistiiuis, LoUi i.i rled and single, who daily aud eagerly visit he/ 'i To all fn bnslpesi her advice IslpTsltiaUe^-iiUf* can fo^Btell, with the greatest ct^talnty, sart oTTtit-commercial and. business transactions.

Lottsry numbers glven withuotL&ra ciLfj MADAME RAPSAEL Ha Bot«h4o thafevery one can depend npot.' f, est Astrologist of the. nineteenttt**)utary! *it'itP that well-known fact that makes illiterate pfetimdbM copy her advertisements-tmd-try to luillaw here nt'H '.*? o'i—ii J.AH &OrjT

Madame Baphael is the seventh daughter of tS. seventh daughter she Wm bQrii wftb a nrtucal gift ihe-can forttell youra«y.klkM8)ita.^J||ie also cures drnukennes*.- t- i*t

As a Female Physician her remedies ieTeFfatl to cure all flbaal%?lnnda«itlcs^urf to produce the jpopthlyTloWj" Wlfhfcnt dibfeSt 5r «posnre.— They can not injure, but, "on the contraf^'ttSjr improve the healthy jj

Therefore, come one,_coine all, to

N. B«—The

111 ftehDripM'Cfdb-iTiTriue aiblAi. Cincinnati, Ohio. TEEMS.—Ladles, 91 Oentlemen, fl,60.

Madame wiU answer no letters with-

?.-tr AW "TSfair•«!*•»

MUSICAL.

AHEAD

of aii

COMPETITORS

J! .1 Ob" .SrtllBOCT

BRISH THE

OAily Book llie

!:AKI

Xfc«,''-e "itif? i-y Ut6

Tho Book Every Pupil is Attracted tifi Its lessons'aW"Adapted to ^u^rii^ftf-Afl^ages, and its eternises attrac Hv^ awti u.efal l« W stago of advancement, ibis Book has, on ac* count of its aotnal uicrlj., become the stasdaf^ work of Piano mstrvctieu, and tfco only one' which ovcry well-informed Teacher and Scholar uses. Price $3,75 Sent post-paid,.

OUVEB DITSON OO^ Piblither*, BoaloO CHAS./B. DIT8ON AC0., 71t Broadway, M. T? jab tchd

THE Ml)Sl€AL MIRKOI! A'V lutnu o' Klemsntary Iostructin la Vseal Music, with .numerous Practical Eiercinas, attractlviT er-wlth tdapted to Sacred and tecular especially designed for Public Schools, Collects, und Mngicg Clasfos.

ular Wortls. Tho »hoie

?Er|cef

J6 senta, Coptea .J

WaebicgtoD St., Boston. OiiAS H. DITSON A CO., Broadway, New York. [jaStch AjfcUft «,

MUSIC.

J. LINDEMANN,

r-f

£tA]VON, HELODtlOKI

ORGANS,

iolins, Guitars, Kiuteeb«ndAll, kipds of Mutica M.erch»pdiy7^0j'9t Wstti^ Street, TBRKs uAfrTE, littnXVK. fUSING AND REPAIRING of PIANOS and «ther instrnments will be jiromptly attended to.

OLD PIANOS will be taken in tnadefot NEW OSES, w- fiwRW11-.

No. 48. Oliio Street, *J» 3FJ S OPPOSITE THE COURT HOC1I, :v,

XttRHir.-HtA.UXJH:. IND.

This I Moslo

IIV THIS

Etdyers

And smaller Hnsloal Instrnniectj, and MM-ohandte ofev^rtKScrtjUoHi StaWH^wand Instruction Books, shouU tnrt f»jU4

PAiWi.«Eii3S'i¥iPI§

•V* AU kinds of Musical Instrnnents repalni im th* most apyreved aaaasr. d*w

Large 81Mk a^ U^ Frlces, At-

0% rillwPl wrwi»_

•^NOWENG tlpfe FnUiohtt «f Stars* tntbl ssarket, 8. B. BBBOBBMRIia%H lee ted with (net oare, trom th* aost

la the conn•f fiHU

•re rarely ww Aaoaghie stock maybe

Heatlag aad TOtor Ststes, with all the Mod*rn xonven

He Dele* Competition!

He ie confident tt at he has bought as LOW as JsliiaUni i»o«io

Patent Mirror Smoothing Irons, These Irons have IWuM tudlasd handle, and Bfttg^oehyiectilraii^ «i|Bhms*is JlwakWt iMiii-tmttr iimt Ifa:

,™.«OtiaMiDsaeoK,

a*W tti"J Jj'-W in.'** rr -:,-I GtE¥®N',«aii' LOADS KJU Lt» Jim 1 uo»i

DUl*U k*

MttwasefMteaifdNivOl Bsrioid' at tb» LOWEST BOTTOtei]'jM(n», .a»^lc gamii t"*- J'. •!.. i-- ft. ijMdtBg- Stoves &S£ tut**e7iSSaA4ft*'Xarftst•

OOiWWi 'thrOHi.^tlree MhUGfr,yip* fate

JhriBstQmen,fmr sizef.

inmam- fmstcfc*

Of whioh' we have already put W^evertl, to^h^

All ^JTnraansit jyatr rand

WlTf 'M VVIU M* -Wrti M^'irun fAwiaf

-ni 'dOL'd ii 3?ca n'w BUT8GH 'r 'v-vmui1cfwiUHfi.H-BRMiit,:itA. wj*mefc»lBWi? Mock OMi, is prod need il^MH

mt'iHMt Add mv/JUfa- An

f»:aGgflRjMHB,

e'ijinw laaniia i*

0)iiaai«a"Oi

WQQfig AST,

Tbs nnd^sl^ orCoiofHhe

QWT^NAI«I^DIHQMCTFTITIR,I

tion aad trial. 1* wUl be (bund 4a«M$ tb* Brasil Coal, and la fttraishsd at BWhlsssrttes. djefepnaasustewrta Bri»iTbomva»n,}B*q..

!Ui '1 3Uimn.'4lt4M« rr*patM W fernUh^hs .p -n —j-n..! .y.

ling aad PrescripUsn Store m:: v.t. ,1st *4 •,«#—*

I*.

OROVBR,

Would aatoniea to 'tlrt eltlsens of Terre Hani* aid-vioflilty,thathahas opened at

M'tnt

IBSALt ft

-•iti&fjZ «r t3 bf$

ALPACAS,

7. oJ b3Jf

'Jk srihM prstwng tdm««llMMIor ir o«3-- !jw

It is wsll

WM the first.

Stooilns, Copp«x«miU^ Work, And BepaA all Kinds. lib Wxp&B M»aT'

eoAie

Ordet«D isfti arjUiei Cbtcaty a Scales, or at

womM^atCetftWB.* Mtta wWj' wltfc1 On». Ap. faldiafrtba-fost.OflSK'jqqc in-V* JySidtf •iTauji.u

PIC II O

nittat'th* beet 4aillty at B(v*r Coal

1 MOS t-i

.*1 r'

aneoMHt.

IAMI

aad

KS^tTjfc$T^Mered. Ot*K» left at Befo'litorsClSr l(Jn '8tVfor-«Snwck If BAaMe fts wmraest v*yM*pt MMatUa. aSdtr ytft*

Fourth St.,

bpPdaXTB THP HABMT "HOtTS*^

-V\rfat aai will WccUd B&ek of

p'sw MHMB im MSBICDiBS,

CkcsMcfU.aus asdlr«St«n.

atrrtfrf xmtK fiti A '.'qTiin TIH —I "C! »r .L-p S -4

IA^CTAtT^CL*8.

.Vr

andBrandie*.

83C true 4+m

'idofi bu .-vC„twagu aptart -itisfMS .vc-: r*5-iAf jttaatb a-m-.-' 9.:'r

^nsicUKs'3 .•30* fcavatjo* -s' luwtao. .t-:v

Jan» -lag X'.xi* liiodn *e!

Ms, Is asaflstast aaasaata* that IW1 a^fcotJoaWlU ba raHtw patroas.

r)SJ

?/rr

fe-T-

y-t "Jt'*- .iT

r- Hi

POPLINS,

have s^Traa

UprettuuiiB6«wUr6iTe« MftdsMwwaBitortg Airily of Ohayg#!

mn-x'-'Ms?

CLOAKS, 1 a**4- j'.-'- J...'.**! lt.tr* -MS -r'y

MASKED DO WN.

^kv.. MABKMD JDOM

•.a"--'-"'

MERINOES,

DOW2i

MASKED DOWN

«?«.'.

COBURGS,

MAMKEDDOWN. il, *#.' P! es

MASKED DOftS.

PLAIDS,

^masked Momr,

'fuS £tmn0

UNDERWEAR,

MASKED DOWN.

iu' team 9i»w wstmff "*i| '4 5**'"?* 5x1.'

X' -llLZ"*

.ladisS. ... .htr8 .h -ebitBtfJ

IA. .i

nEdsall

A„Co.,

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*:U•

TBBBB^fwrljC n#.1 aiwO ..

-mBftUdtfiLsdj »:"gai

*tuaiiAstZL q&ts&i* InvsU

}&tq Mt Mit.-rd i-Jt a jif M^aB vwsT '•». -a '-i£ *ki

=•1 **a

2 a a & 9 1

ri* ,s- 'faieigSsX aa -u »».«

jXhf tno. eMOT

QflEN «««BR,

AT A QUARTER!

-i^.-sivptius.j,

ttUir .K mob fifPidT Ja eao.tt vn v?Knl»i ai #oi ba« KsifS -W 19MI .fcW.

rmnavsf

af.i!',''1

.1 ie

WINTER \TDBTh GOODS 4»'t a .9 .0

f'fi o([ tii

,* y&mi. .%• tfdel h\t ai m$4

,0^21 tt-r s« tstsi

St fftfiMTtf r«J R'

i**I fi

urj Goods tmporim fi 'd' lis ••"zest & UMk I *a*S££

KCA S? *R II JIII

f*** ii."Ot

b*r*' ntitc

attention.-

lb u.tr :a ,h&* ,l#Vrt»l

.fyt-j, ~4

A ST.-irvT,. t"-*'

®50,000 S

Worth of Seatonable Dry Good*, to be

8rtd

at prices iJS

ASTONISBTNJjT LOWt!

SO piaCes French Merinoa to be sold at *75 ceate. Former priee |l,25. 200 piecei Auortad Draaa Goods to b« sold at 25, 40, and SO ots. Former prica, 6o, 75 and $1,09,' 5000 yards choice figured Delaines, 16jc 1000 yards Bleached Sheeting, to be sold at 8§ cents. 1000 yards Bleached Shtrtiag to be sold at 10 cents. 2000 yards Bleached Shirting, yard wide, flne,atl2J c^nts. r. .U—^ I A J' y» w*. «.v«r«wr

(JntB Cas^hig^colorSl^rill^..."-. 8jc One extra heavy' widffj.. 10 Pour my choice ............ 13J One Bale choice Red Flannel. 25 One Orey twilled 25. One CJ* heavy plaid all wool do... 40

•JS8K£iiZX% mSt tttsteO V.. -A

"idO la O A

XABLE LINENS,

Teweli, gkeetlsgs,

g\ A

Included in the abort Sale.

I ®. 'j eh ".*a .:qf n' A

,•

u«£*w*Z' a«oi **i A

Tbe Btteitfionof BonMStepunaaA 0th ers ia called to tbe above as Bn-aneqaaled opportnni|y for purchuing needftiljir-1 •f§9a« .jb# /"j. £v

nr r' .VI

-&.* -.0.

ili A-

sii *»'«*is-3 V**"

-si

TVELLf JZLPIAEY &

Corner Bth md MainJUrcdf,

Terre Haate« Inct

MiD|tdr Library tfo

BoiwurrwjrroNE DOLLAB OSOO.OOO

PRBSKNTSm\o ^SUBSCRIBFRS g—csiii fwwst oi |M,ooe. .* Oy aaB Pwssnt ar Oae r—t ftisiat« ii».efre"

f^s

faaOssh.PMssst at isltoo Twe Cash Picsrats of fa^o09 »«"•, Slchedttle of Promts Belote fiwh tjprtificate ofAMii aeM»puM vith

lleavtUMSieebPUt^EagraTiiig

wotric MOBlt lT ^HCTAIL 1HAN THS 0MT •S

OF OEBTIFICATK,

And-at*o inrarss to the Holder*

PBBStHT IK TTTE OlCltAT DISTBIBDTION. .nonrjum.i

JJiteary €o.

Riy^c@ide .Iiistitute, o*

8oldlfrs and ^ajQors' Qrpluuip. HM»#ptfrSled toy tlie State of Jl. J. APRIL a, 1867.

iiriBSioi »siixvTB»..

tfltBStcd "at fLtverside, Byrilngtoa C'0Bnty, S«w iaMK Is feraad^d er th»" parposs of xratuitouslT ^f 4^°a**dol ii.ra aud JNaJ .OwBeswrdof Xra«t*«e ooosMsnt «M foBasJng Jersey °W'

0'®lE#B,

^enssylvaoia Xew

HON. WILLIAM B. MANN, District Attornoy, PhiluJ*I(ihU, Pa HON. LSWIM

Ex-Chief Coiner Ul S7 Mint, and fiooordsr of Besds^PaUa**lphia, »k. HON. JAMES M. tXJOVKL, iew •OH. V. WiWAHttt Kaw #ir«y? HENET OORMAN, KMnsi j.-t-

Agent Adams' £xpreii, OB, E.00C, Esq., ,ng|...!(|,j pi Joy, Coo Co.. PhUada^a

T*a*SBaT ItePAttVSSiCT,

WAsniaaTon, D. 0., April 18, lie?.

Offloe of Internal Berefifjer—ffkv:ug reciivt^' satisfactory evldenoethafctho proc.fvla of the enterprise conductod,by the "WashlugWn Library Company" will be devoted to charitable usos, pernUssfOn he'rebfl-rantea to' ssld Odmpany to flondnct snch enterprise exeat|it.9(k,oin',«ir charge^ whether from spacisJtax ar attaar duty.

AT —Im1^»

eur^.coiMf,

In order that the benevolent object set forth fti this Clf viij^r may. lw,sjyr»i«tnUy a^comdl have issued Avo series of

A FINWSTSEL-PLATE ENGBAVtNUSpS ^hkh ar^gat oasubtorlptlon atpricorntuch he-" low their retkilyalno. OERnnOATlJa W STOCK IN TIIE MTASfl-

INGTON LIBBABV COMPANY

will be issued, stamped with the Seal the Company, and sigaed-by tli»Seor«tary. (Noue other* geni^inej

Ifljjrpersdft^nditt^ os ONtDOLtiB. o? iky igttia»am* t0 otu,local Ageats, will receive im* mediately a fine Steel Plate Eugvaviog, at choica IMtt tbe 'fBHbtHnJf Uat, aud Ono Certl^cate of Stock, insuring One Present in pobiishudsdifMinly.

ONE DOLLAB JCNURAYINGS.

No. 1—"My Child I My Child I" No. 2—"Thcj are&rtedl They'r» 6avodi" No. 3—"Oid Seven ty sis or, the K*riy Days of the Involution.'

Any perst-n paying TWO DALLAltS will reo*ivo either vf *hb following CnoSteoI Plate*, at choice,and two CertlScates of Stock, tiu-.i becointag unfitted to Two reosent*.

TWO DOLLAR tNOBAWNaSKi^' 4-4, No 1—"Washiugton's Courtship." No. 'J— "Waghlngton's Last Wlfe^Vfew wifrh his Mother."

THREE DOLLAB XNGBAXIKOS. Any-peisoJvp*Jing THREE DOLLAliS.WiU ro» Ceite tue^i»46Vini1 STol Plate of ,» "H FROM THE WAR^ Sttd TErte CetlfioasiW, beoomhilnglntitlfii f» Throo Presents,

FODR DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS. Any person paying FOUR DOLLARS shall ro eeive the large and beautiful Steel Pinto or "THE PERILS OK OCR FOREFATHERS," anij F.^U^^rtiflc^ya.erytocfc, eutlUIug tlit-ui tv

FIVE DOLLAB SNQBAVIKQS. Any person who pays FIVS DOLLAB.-i *ii»H rsceive the large and splendid Steel Piaie of "TUB MIBSIAGE OFPOCAHONTAS,'' aud Flvo Csrtifltates of Stock, entitling them to Jive,Presents.

Tho Engraviagji and Certificates will be dultver. sd to eaob suMeribers at our Local Agenoies, or sentby iaai), post-paid, or express, ns may be order«d:— -r

I'.-./'.rfft J-

THE

WABUKiTeK &IBBABT --VbL AWABB

To the

.4 VmiY Wi

Juki ntk»li

tv ri In

L,,i

»nm/if

COMPAlff

Tbre« Thousand 7iv PRESENTS

Dollar

.batvl

Shareholders,

On Wednesday, 8th of Jan. next .1 §r At PHILADELPHIA, FA., !|n^ ,TOK UHSHIITE, BIV£1UU1)£, X.

SCHEDULE OF PBESEMT8.

1 Cash Prsssat a..H..ni„.-r.. .... ...„..fW,(KiO. 1 Cash Present 20.600 1 CasirPmet)t/..-i-....„-..o_....—.....:'js#o,ooe 1 Cash Present lt,000 t-C*lrPresent* sfW,600 each...... »,0(ic 1 Haadsoiais Country iiesidsace, Stabirs,

Ort)UW6,iAe.,GennantdWii,PaiTal'a... 18,000 1 PoaMaB^sldeace^ S.story brick .Cant* den, xf J..... 15,000 1 floWJfepK Ofltns, Sbeds, Ghtand. VUS I business established, No.1811 Washington Aveay*, Phlladelphla....'..l.:'......"...r.. Iff,OCX 1 Country _Bof jdjujaw .Blversidc, N. J., with Ground, Frill*, Aoo. 10,0U0 ,l Ttaa-eMm ColWge, Lot, »o...^.-' S.ooo 85 TatoableBulldlng Lots, Rirerddc V300 5,OOP 1'Elegant Tafaout Tamily. OarfUgt.,

w%^teSr!.TkiSsr«s"•'**

3.QW

v. *aoh -.».«. 1' Beautiful Silrer-gtuy Uorse, 16)^ I nuds bigtt,Sir«l bytb« otd*br*ted import*!

Arabian Horse "Caliph also,,o light tUO

lis! wl

Road Wagon, weight 140. pounds *..t of superior Single Bamew, dc king a first-cTastenanMhinenut.. 80 Pianos, KOO each10 Meloddobs, S2S5 each fi Btsewood oewing Machine*, 8SOO dach 10 Family Sewing Machines, 9100 oo-.h .„.

XtH

.,ma- ........ 8,000 „..t3%,jo,ooo 4,600 1,000 1,000 19,000

(d'liiw Gold Wntohes, $600 each.. lOO Oil Paintinp, by laadini Artists—aggregate valae 8 Cwnol'eHrir Shawl*, ftI.0Q0.2_ 2 Camel's Hair Shawls, 53.000 each

19a

10,000 3,000 6,000

T60 500

S Haadstftte laae Shawls, 8250 enob....... 10 CashPfft ^bawis, 860 each.„. 20 Silk Drew Prtterna. #T5 each .... SO (Sty Building Lot#, S175 eaoh

1,600 8,750

The remainder will consist of Sil/er,nj ware, Mnstcal Bosss, :Op«ra Olajses, Pocket Bibles, and uifleient ait'cie*

bf ornament' ainl d*e, amounting to '2,000

''^oui....-."........!...'....... .. ..^.... «soo,ooe All the propirtlet gfven cleat of incumbrance.

HOW TO OBTAIM^MUBta AKD

'iflsndwders tons by mail, enclosing from 91 to tpu, either_by Post Office orders or in a registered tetter, "at our riski Larger amonnts should be sent by draft or exprae*. 10 shares with Engraving*...—. 19,50 shares with Engravings S3,SO

AO shares with EujtfaviBgsu,«»*. 8.6° T6 shares with Engravings ..69,00 K)0 shares with Engravings «....eo,00 Local AGENTS WANTED throughout the Doited

States.

The Association have appointed as Receivers. Messrs. GEORGK A. OOOKE CO., whose well kaowniaUgrlty and business *xp:rieucu will be stsaocieat guarante* that tbe money applied to

PA., May 20,1867.

TfrthaOfllcer* and Members of the Waslilugton Library Co., N. 5. BEAD, Secretary OentlenssnOn receipt of your fjv^r of tbe UAlflfti. 4et fyhig as of our appoint ineut ts hecdvsrs tor your Company, we tool: tbe liberty to submit a copy of your Charter, witba plan ol your *nt**p.ri»ej&jft* tt]ghest legal authority of the Stat*, and Uavliig received his favorable opinion la regard to Its legality, aad sympathisins Wttk the bsnaatieaT ot|ect of yo«r Association via: the du«at|aa aad maiataaaace at th* orphan ehlldron ol our soldiers aud sailors at tb* Riverside IaalltuU, w* bavo oondludvd to aecopt the trast, aad ta use our best efforts to promote so war by aa objeit. 1'^ Bsspactfoily, yours, Ac.,

GEO. A. COOKK A CO.

Aili I SSI sjl letters to CHQ. A. OOOlUt A CO., BANKBBS, 3S South Third Street. Philadelphia, Pa. Beesfven tor the Wairti'ngtoB Library Oo.

W. O'COJfWELL,

•:'5 Main street, Agent ia Terre-Haato. ltdasd.«liT»