Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 January 1868 — Page 3

SPECIAL wm&*«

Ladies can receive a box of Dr.

V«lfin'i Pills bjr mail sealed from th« eyes of the public, by encM||fione »U*r atti JX# '3Ma stampt to United State* and Canada*, at Albany, a. York

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ALLCOIE'8 F0K0T8 PLiBTEBB.

Bore Chmt Hd CoBfh Cured. Dr. ALLCOCK.—Sfr: In may last I waa visiting my cousin in Corning, who ((5118# one of your Porous Platters for my chest. I wai so *°n through me at the time, 1 could hardly (peak or breathe. It *n not aiore than three hours after 1 put it on before I felt comfortable. I had Buffered very maeh from soreness of the ohest, wiih cough aud honeneaa, for month^4af j»uc Plaster has cored me, and my health ^jjbjpjr hae been for years.

Principal Agency, Braodreth Bonn, New York. Sold by 100,000 Druggiste, to wi to their superior qualities 1

CHEAPEST AND BK8T I

To Formeri, lirprm^^npa^i,liiagc ^rvpriHur* Livery EtlabUshnumts, and all trio ties Horses. DB, TOBIAS' VENETIAN la Pint Bottli For the Sprains, Stifle, Overheating, Sore Throat, Nail in the Foot, Ac., Ac.

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il in the Foot,

assured thai :ban

All who own or employ horses, are assured this Liniment will do all and more than in curing the above named complain twenty yen: tlon in a sin^n¥e^e.*aotft*W Ortgkist.. Depot, 68 Cortlaodt street, New York. jan8dwlm

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AGOLDE has darned for all who dSalre to resume iu age

:srsffisss sgsswasrs bair *n Irnnistlble element of personal attrac-

INSTANTANEOUS BMW^i(4 A springs from the application of b*W^M»«»«-f

which nature nourishes the most beautiful of the silken fabrics Wherewith she adorns the Head* of her Favo: Need it be said that thl* wonder

CBI8TAD0R0 3 HA1$ DT the roost Mm tain preparation of its kind In the whole universe

Manufactured by J. OKISTADOBO, 68 Maiden Lane, ew York. Sold by all Druggists. Ap-

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b, all HairDre^^ Y^

BANKING HOUSE

^SSS'AW^^a.,

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No 20 WALL 8TBEKT,

Corner of Nassau Street, New York. We buy and sell at the most Hberal current rices, and keep on hand a full supply of GOYrnment BONDS OF ALL ISSUES, 8KVKN--HIBTIKS, nd execute rOOES, BONDS

CONVERSIONS.

We convert the several Issues of Siv«K-THia*ns at the most favorable market rates Into Fivetwenties, whloh, at pre tent price ot gold, yield the holder abeut one per cent, more interest per innnm. Circulars with full particulars furnishupon appllcption. CO toi T,aVWT'

Froofa of the Superiority OF tj

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splendid spocimon of Amerioan operalivo genius and enterprise That it will ijork a^oln"tha

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deabt whoHnftirtl tham establishment, for it turns out watch movements at Just about one-half the cost of imported movements—beside the urt^rm reliability of the machine-made watches mist give them a gieat advantage over all others wherever known. A poor time piece of the machine-make will be as

perfoimance, and can make aperfeot article just as easy as one that is worthless^ Jt will be a cause of congratulation if this highly useful American Enterprise shall have the effect of driving out of market the thousands of truly foreign articles miscalled time keepers, by furnishing so

rr*nnrr?s "We ha ny In a oase for some considerable time, and, omparlng these with former first-class works of different manufacture possessed by us, they have established In'our opinion, their superiority over any ever introduced for oerjwfltness as time-

Exposition) tho absence or specimens of American manufacture, which,|although only comparatively »f recont bitrh among us, Is already producing results of the most satisfactory charahter. .The watohes manufactured by the Waltham Company are certainly, so for excellence as time keepefiwW o*wa at anything produced by tha French or Swiss manufactures,"-N. 1'. Herald. "The beauty, ihegr^o^e cJM»I7 ness, the uniform Excellence of a watch construct ed by machinery so exquialBMha| thshnkte spectacle of Its operation is poetic, gradually give

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For further lnformatioifadiifc* «ke A gent", t9"

RO Bl&tNIS tiisS Awadway,

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ITCH IT6H 1 ITCHi SCRATOHil# S0BA37OH1 SCRATCH in from 10 to 48 hottiti. Whcaton's Ointment cures Th« Itch, c^jfjl HfcMBgjrf

Wheaton's OlBtinenr WhealonV (tintmcii^ Wheaton's Olalment Wheaton's Ointment Wheaton's 0|ntn|«lrt

OP KTURY *A6»0. Price, 50 cents a box by iu*il, GO cents. Address WEEKS 4 POTTER, No. 170 Washington Street, Boston, Mass: For sale by all Druggists.

Boston, Sept. 18,1867-3ta wdwlj

Errora of Youth. A Qentleman who suffered for years from Norveus Debility, Prematuro Decay, and all the effects of youthful MMttt «, «J* "S •ring hnm#Sfy,aBMr!fce to all WW nSSa il, the receipt and dl rwtio^or pj»- iff! edj by which he was curVl." Shfferers wishing to profit by addressing, in perfect confidence,

SPECIAL N OTIC CSV

TO CONSUMPTIVES. The Bay.' KDWABD A. WILSON will me of charg«l to illWbo desire If, thojirescrlp.MD with the-airecttonafOr making atd nsfng the •sMiple rented/ by wblsh he waa cored of a Inns affection aha that dreaded disease Consumption.— His only object is to benefit the afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer wilt try this prescription, as It,will coat them nothing prc-ve a bleaaiifg. Please addreaa BBVIandB*yA.

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cures, TeUer-..i cure*, ittrlt}^) ItCjlr

j,5'iree Kind

JOHN B. OQDRtf,

myiodltaw-wly 48 Oe«lar St., N. Y.

Ladies Take Particular Notice.

RBAL VKLPMU fKXALIS PILLS. WABRANTKD, FB1CNCH, *. Tii

now otfored for sale for tlie first time lu America. They have been kept in comparative obscurity, from the fact th»t the originator Dr. Yelpeau, i* a physician in Paris, of great wealth aud strict sonscleutlous i.rlnclpiee, and has withheld them from general use, lest thoy should ba emploved for aniawful purposes In overcoming female obstructions, they seem to be truly omnipotent, buratingopen the flood gate* from whatever cause may have stopped them but thoy are offere.1 to

that the object is unlawful.

General

postage stamps to M. W, MACUMBKR Agent" banv, oy all Diuggist* in Terre Haute. o7dwly

iDWAW WILSON,

'Williamsburg, Kings Co., New Tork. •jlOdltaw wt

'f HPHIEWfiLL'S J® fOLD -I The importance of thia trhly sella ANODTKE, bto and raluable preparation is now so fully acknowledged, receiving the most free approbatioaof Phyaioians, and in which the trne name of Anodyne Is perfectly apparent, that in advertising, it» trne character Is only to be given, jfiich' task all who have not witneesed its great curative power, to aeoept with confidence.

It is the true remedy for Neuralgia, Bheuma Sciatica, Tooth and Bar Ache, Head Ache, Painful Mmtruation, Amenorrhea, Dine*7rrkea, Delirium Treneat. Spinal Complaints, Lou of Seep, and as a tniid and testis opiate to all Nenrotu AJfectums. jtn gethmi It has been eminently successful. In Heart Complaint*, a very potent remedy. '-r-v

JOHN L. HONNKWK1.L, Proprietor, Practical Ohemlst and Pharmaoeutist, 9Commercial Wharf, Bos'on, Mass.

Seldby all regular dealers lu medicine. tfnpi Physicians is invited the greatest frerdom jpfjoi-yea pondenco, to whom every evidence, of character wl be freely sent on demand.

July 16, dwoct and jon'v.

IMFOBHATIOX.

Information guaranteed to produce a luxuriant growth of hair upoa a bald head or beardless bee, ilsaaorecipe for the removal of Pimples, Blotches, VrdMlons, etc., on the skin, leaving the same soft, •warland beautiful, can be obtained without charge by addressing

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115 MAIN ST.,

TEKKE HAUTE, INI).

HABBKBT.

J. K. MABSH

IOWA

REAL ESTATE AGENCY. FARMS, WILD LANDS, And City Property of every description, for Sale. saderlence of fifteen years enable ustoinutisfaotliM fh every rtepaitmeut of bosiness ting to a general Beal Estate Agency.

HARBERT & MARSH, I 64 WALNUT STBEKT, n27dwly l)e« Moines, Iowa.

AND STATIONERY

W. O'CONNELL of hia Undertaking Bnslness, which MceisMy In conseqaenceof the rapid

^TWESISst', I0ND8an! GOLD. inoreamiif BOK TRADE,

He will now devote hia entire attention to the latter branch of business, and with a full aud complete stock of Booka and Stationery,

SCHOOL BOOKS,

MAGAZINES, PAPE88, Ac., Alba Continuance of the- trade heretofore so Iberally beMowbd aSSdvtf

J, p. MCDONALD. ULO. (SocoMftor to A. A. ABNOLD) DEALEtt IN Books/ MAgazlnesy Papers, stationery, &c.,

OST Ov*IC^ I^{pBBT^....,..„....TERBC IlADTI, IND NovlCdlv

HOWARD MANNING, House, Hlgn and Carriage Painting, ClUZOin, FAPM-HA1IMKB,

Ac.

Mixed baluts, of every description, Varnishes, Putty, &£., alway^on haad, and fer sale on the most reasonable tefms. CKre me a call. Shop on Oherrv street, between 3d and 4th. o29dly

.RMANlflNG^-^-a HduSS, BION AND ORNAMENTAL A.4"N E K, One door East of the Star Grocery, TERBE HAUTK, IND. Plain and Decorative Paper Hanging, Fancy and

Plain 8ign Painting. Ceilings and Walls aird Calceitlned in Fresco Colors, 'iajjftf sad lJatuial Wood Polished in the highest

Is of the Art. Oildlng on Glass and

Japanned Tin, in all Htylea, It will be to the interest of those who wish W have serviceable work done, to oall on toe. Information In buying dad mixing oelors, will be furnished to persons nil of cuui. oc9dtf

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WITH SPECTACLES

OLD EYES MADE NEW, easily, without doctor or medicines. Sent post-paid on receipt of 10 Gents. Address

Dr. E. B. FOOTE,

No. 110 Lexington Avenue, Oor. of EastZSth at., N. Y.

WITH UJN COMFORTABLE TBUSSES. 1^ OOMFOBT AND OURE FOB

AWAY

THE

BUPTUKED. Sent post

paid on receipt of 1U Cents. Adpress Dr. E. B. FOOTE, (author of Medical Common Sense.—Book 400 pages, $1.60 sent by Mail), No. 110 Lexington Av., Cor. of East 28th st., New Tork.

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INFORMA-

No. 110 Lexington Avxnue, Cor.of Eajt 28th St., N.

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

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Eastern Western and Soiitberi EXPBESS FOBWABDEBS.

*BfroS matter forwarded by every train under otaip ot careful Messengers, for all the principal cities in the Uaat, West and South, Losses and damages equltabl) aud promptly settled.

the

Olflce lnt Tarre ^aatt, ,J*o. 6 Mwhanice Bow, E. B. ALLEN, Agent^ July9dtf

jyjERCHAjfT'S DESPATCH,

^nst. Freight Line, A ESTABLISHED 1858. AMERICAN UPWS8 CO FROFBIKTOHS,

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Kcw York, Boston, .lata |n the, New England State* to all points in the West and South-west, Next in BfMt tt &• BcfUar Bxyrcn Coa|»aar,

And all pol inl

For rates and all other information, apply to V. 8KEWMAKEB, Acrat, Oer. Mairf*5nd Ninth, Sts., Terre Hants.

E. CtmswM, 8up't, .Buffalo. sel8d6m

MONUMENTAL.

UNDERSIGNED is Agent for tbt

CELEBRATED SCOTCH GRANITE MoNtmutta. .This material is ImpttUkcMe. It It Ik asest 0«paatMl SssMp«iU*qf the kiglumt polish of any known material. Its chief constituents are the same iii,fflsn|Mliai Mwilsr aaj Poowpe?** Pillar, at Alexandria, lb "Egypt, which still re main amiap«tfce4

TH£ RAVAGES OP CESTUI*MS, T^Miaparlorbeafetyand durability of this ma« terial is causing a demand for it In the (astern states, where it is being adopted by the wealthier tlaases in prethrsnoe to the ltall

.g» A specimen ol thia Granite may be Seen at the

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a S a ntion. Address, JAMBS 6. WILSON, Box 73*. Terre Haite. Ind.

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Single oopies, 6 ooata.

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^Tearly adverliaors will be allowed MONTHLY OHANQES of matter FREE of CHABQE. •arThe rates of Advertising in the WEEKLY •XPBESS will be half the rates ohargod in the DAILY. •BT"Advertisements in both DAILY and WEEKLY, will be charged full Daily rates and ond-hall the Weekly rates.

M^Legal advertisements one dollar per square tor each Insertion in weekly. aVLocal Notices 10 cents per line. No item however short inserted In local oolumn for' lew than S1.00. •^Marriage and Funeral notices 91.00

WSo advertisements with cuts will be taken. SVSoclety meetings and Bellglous notices 26 pants each insertion, invariably in advaucc.

HVGoUeotions will be made quarterly ou all advertisement*. CHA.8. CRUFT, JProtfr.

LOOK TO YOlR llTERESTS.

Save Time and Money.

If you have anything to sell, If you have lost anything, If you have found anything, If you have a house to rent, If you want to rent a houxe, If you want boarding, If you want anything, ..Jt Tell Five Thousand People at oncb, —BY— AdverttoinK In the Daily Express,

It Ti ^proposed to annex apart of Alor gan county to Hendricks. The State Board of Agriculture meets at Indianapolis on the 10th inst.

A project is on foot to build Railroad running from Mitchell to Terro Haute, through the centre of Greene county.

A man by the name of Steele was killed near Ashley's mill, Montgomery county, last week, by the falling on bim of a tree which he was cutting.

Mr. F. A. Crump has a cornfield near Jonesville, Bartholomew county, wmcn produced last season 30,000 bushels of corn, worth about $16,000. Some corn field, that.

The receipts of the Internal Revenue for tbe:Sixth (Indianapolis) District for the month of December were $27,558 41

Theftax Jpaid on dogs in seventy-five counties, per the reports made to the Auditor of State, amount to $140 000, It is supposed that the entire tax of the State will be near two hundred thousand dollars, i" -t ,- .1! :t J, A

A banner was carried in the negro procession at Indianapolis on January 1st, bearing the inscription, "Long live President Lincoln." That banner had eviw dently seen service before.

A gentleman killed a pair of white swans, a few days ago, in a bayou near Evansville. Each bird measured about four and a half feet from tip of beak to tip of tail, and about five feet from tip to tip of win^s.

A big fox chase is to come off in Davies County on Wednesday the 21st inst. It is expeted that all the hounds in the coun« ty will be on the field, and a premium of ten dollars will be awarded to the owner of the dog who first catches the fox. A grand time is anticipated. "V

During the past year the Governor granted one hundred and fifteen pardons a majority of which were convicts in tbe penitentiary he also is&ued fifty-six re quisitions upon Governors of other States for the return of criminals, and fifty-eight requisitions were made upon him by Govs ernors of other States.

Captain Charles Orville Dowey, son of Colonel William Dewey, and grandson of tbe late Judge Charles Dewey, of. our State, died at the residence ot his grandmother, Mrs. Dewey, in Charleston, Claris county, on Christmas night. His lather died of disease contracted in tbe army his brother, Captain Robert Dewey, diod of wounds received in his country's defense, and now the last membor of tho family, dies of consumption, fearfully hasteued by wounds Jreqeived in battles. They all served in an Iowa Rogiment.

We learn that a melancholy affair OCN curred in the north part of Richland townshsp, a few days ago. A man of that locality having fully determined to put an end to his existence, procured a gun and coolly and deliberately walked out near his stable, and placing tho deadly weapon in tho proper po:ition, fired and fell dead. 'A few minutes after ho was

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Sent in sealed envelope on receipt of 10 cents. Address Dr. E. B. FOOTE,

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be got up and went to the house,

and gave bis wife a good thrashing because she did not go and take the proper care of his body. Tho widow picked up her "duds" and children and went to her father's residence, a few miles distant. Sho acted like a sensible woman.— Bloomfield Times.

"Do you keep three-cent postage stamps? inquired a greeny at tho Amhorst postoffiee, the othor day. Receiving an affirmative reply ho asked innocently, "How do you sell them? ''Three cents apiece," was tho answer." ''You make a discount, I'spose, whor. you sell a quantity?" "No sir." "Why, down in Woonsocket, where 1 come from,' said the fellbw persuasively, --they seii nine for a quarter!"

A good brother in one of tbe rural dis» tricts thought he had a can to preach. Being au indifferent reader, he got a friend to read tbe Scripture. The chapter on one occasion was 22d Genesis, which contains this verse: These eight did Miicah bear to Nohor, Abraham's brother. On this the pracber held forth as fo Hows: "Brethern and sisters, let us considor our blowing. Morning and evening our wives and daughters milk our cows, and thus supply our wants. But in the days of good old Abraham, as you have just heard, it took eight to milk a bear, and they did not get much at that."

The greatest snow storm recorded in Russia occurred on the steppes of Rirgheea, in Siberia, in 1C27, destroying 285, 000 horses, 30,000 cattle, 1,000,000 sheep and 10,000 camels.—The greatest recorded in England is that of 1S14, in which, for forty-eight hours, the snow fell so furiously that drifts of sixteen, twenty, and even twenty^four feet were recorded in various places. In tbe south of Scotland, in 1820, there wer» thirteen drifty days, which killed nine-tenths of all the sheep. On Eskdale Moor, out of 20,000 only 45 were left alive, and the shepherds everywhere built up huge semi-circular wails of the dead creatures, to afford shelter to the living till the gale should end. An inch an hotft is thought to be the average rate of deposit, though four inches are said to have fallen during tbe severe storm in New York, January, 1859.

BILL G- -was a flat'tatotrtian' who

was extensively known along t^io Ohio and Uissiseippi for his propensity to "conx flscatrf' for bimself, or "for the use of the boat," all tbo edible article* to could lay his bands on. His special weakness was "fowl." On one occasion he was in pursuit of a fipe cockeral, which eluded him for some time, and at last fied through the opon doorway of the house of its owner, and with outspread wings atid mOuth agape sought refuge under theonly tied. Bill saw thet family quietly breakfasting, but then his "coinage and prcnence of mind did not forsake him. Bushing into the house he drew the unfortunate bird from its hiding-place, and dexkrously wringing its neck as he rose to his feet, exclaimed, "There!—FH learn ye to fly off the boatl" and then hastily and unceremoniously left. Thii was sharp practice, but the beet was yet to come. The master of the bouse Boon suspecting that the. stranger bad "thrown dust in his eyes," quickly unloosed a ferocious bulR dog which had been tied in the rear of the cabin. Bill made his best timej the dog gained on him rapidly, and as Bill.reached the boat the dog was about to seize him when he was himself seized by Bill, who grasping him by the collar dragged

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KENTUCKY LOTTERY, FRANCE, SMITH & CO.,

MANAGERS,

Successors to MtRRAY, EDDI A' (XI. In the management of the Kenftlcky State Cottery for"the "benefit of Sbelbv College.

SHFLBTVILLE, KT., Dec. 2, 18C7.

To Whom it may Concern This is to certify, that JAMS9. SMITH alone is entitled to use the Shelby College Lottery Grant. of Kentucky, or any scheme or classes thereunder.

All other schemes or classes, aftej Jaqanry 1st, 18G8, by whensoever devised or drawn, ucdor the name of the Shelby College Lottery Grant, are without lcg*l nnthority from us. Nor are we in any manner bound by the proceedings of any person eo acting without authority from ni. ..• T. O. SUACKL.KKORD.

J. L. CALDWELil,

I '•"!II. A. 0HINN. JAS. L. KLIiINGWIMID. Managers appointed by the Shelby Oircyit Cjtirt for the Shelby College Let i-ry Grant..T, ,.

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As will be seen by the above notice, i.ave the Boloand xclusive-r»gl(t todr*w the Shot by Oal" lege Lult ry onane after Juu.nary let. lS'irf. 'I'll.: mime nill bo niaungnd onil conducted'aft«r llie abovedate in tlie name or FdASO*, .SMITH A C5.

JA8. S fiMlTH.

Wo bare 81. in.Shelby Circuit Cjuri, Sl-alby-vlllc, Ky., a Bond amountitiK to Three HiiiiJied Thousand Dollars, (fSttV*)') for the ptytcmT of all prizes.

The Hentncky Lottery oh the Siu#le Number plan will be d. iwn on the 14th ami iOHi day* of each K»onth during the yeiar I3T'8.

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Collar tmd Ceipe $4 50

1 Set at $600. ..., 1 pair Cliffs at $1.50. lpair Cuffs at $1.75. lpafr Cuffs at $2.00. p'

Call soon.' as the Stock is limited ami will so0n be sold "out.

C. Wmi« A CO'li,

Next Door to Davis' Drug Store.

ill be drawn in Covington, Ky January SOtli, ISflS. 50,000 Numbers and 1,130 Prizes1 pri7.0 o.f. *.....$50 ||0(1 1 prize of 25 000 1 piizd of 15 (KW 1 prize of. 10 000 1 prize ol 5 00D 1 prize of 0)0 1 ptize of 000 1 rrize of l» ('03

I prizei of 2 6(K) prize of 50) 1 prize of- 2 600 1 prize of 2 5C0 1 prize o£ fM*) .V) prizes of. I 000 11)0 prizSs of S00 ISO prizee ol 20 250 priv.os of. 100 9 prlzks of. 500 9 priz-s of.. :!W) 9 prizes of. 250 9 prizes ofi 9prJzesof 125

SpriZMOf l'^5 0 prizes of. 12S 0 prizes of 125 45 prizes of JO 450 prizes of I... .......:....... 5ii

1,1.10 Prizes aminuHng to

Tickets $12, Halves $6, Quarters $3

The abeve Magnificent Single-Number Lottery will be drawn inTubllo, in Covington, Ky., bv three Swous CoHMirtsioNKKS, at onr o'clock P. M., at.Ihe corner off onrtit and Rfadison strexts. The Kentucky Lottery are no Gift fcoterprises, bat r«QonslbIe Money Lotteries, that have heeu conducted for the past thirty vears, and are drawn under theauthority of a charter lroai he State, and bonds are giveu to secure the payment ol all prices

The official list of numbers drawing prizes witl be published in the N»w*York Herald, Cfucinuati Daily Commercial, and Cincinnati German paper*.. *JT We draw two Lotteries daily, and givepvrsons the advantage of g«uCTiso their ownJSnmbe a S ad re a a iT S

Address all orders to" JTKAHGE, SMITH,ft m,, Box 374 .,TCovi»gton. Hy. 8d2taw-WaS-w3w

plTY BILL POSTER. -Hj*.,, \J »,.{?4s»fea GEO. W. REIFSNIDER. Programmes tmd dradart digtribuled in

GOOD STYLE!

av All orders Wt at Dowling Ball or*at- 'the Hating Offices,'will be promptly ttnWjwTtaarlth M^MDI1 dlw*Uk ,,

Great Coiled Stales Warehsase,

him

on board and securely confined him. Bill sold the dog in New Orleans for ten dollars. For the encouragement of honest people we will add that Bill died a few years after ward in a State Penitentiary

DRY COODS.

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73 MAIN STHEE^4

OPPOSITE McKEBN'S BANE,

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Are now supplying famiHes thwaghootthe UsHH States with Teas, throngh the system ofclnbaand their regular .appointed'agents, **1 a «ll|[»t|aoTanceon cargo prices, and guaranteeing their Taaa to be pare »n'l fresh, aad also to give entire satisfaction, or they can be retimed and the isoney reinnded.

THBADVANTAOK of bnying Teas from oor Irarehonseis you saTe tfcevarioa* profits of Speculators, Brokers, Wholesale Tea Meichants, Jobbers, Wholesale Grocers and "Retailers, which. In the aggregate, amount to from SO cents to 91 00 p*r ponnd, aad also are en re of getting the same quality and standard every time. ...

Out standard goods all bear one Trade Jsars on the bag*, and no others are gennini. Parlies Will please pear this in mlnd.aa our great euccoee has indnced Home tiupriuciplod partiesia New rTqrk, Bpston, and other places to imitate OQr style of pintting np goods as near as they dkre to—'to entrap the unwary. .:t

PANCY BRANDS. Ilaviag bad many calls from our trade for a bacy brand of Oolong aad foutg Hyson Teas, we have been induced to pnt np in one round sailed nackage a fancy flavored X()N& fnd NANKlNttOYDNK YOPNG tfYSON,. which We are offering at 91,85 per puuh^i Tor' Oolong and 91,SO tor Jouag Hyson. Tl}» ndtautago these Teas possess over onr regular styles :s the fancy flavor. 4 NOTELTYIN TEAS

Tew Sixty Dava: Croat Japan We aie now receiving Uucoiored Japan Teas by. way or the Pacific Mail Steam 8hlp Co.'a new route, direct from Tokahoma via San kVancisco.. Put np for ns in Japan in one ponnd papers. The uwal lhue allowed for a cargo of Xeas froai Ja pants one year aud a half, but American entnrpriae has enabled u« to offer to oar casto'aAiis Jtt^ pad Teas as fresh as the natives theintelyis can preditu thrm. Owing to the -heavy ffrf^liis." we are oblign to charge 91,40 pan

Cotiv yanceing Carefully Done

Abstracts of Title furnished, Loans hfr ?ai gotiatod and Money invested.

3_.v V-

MO&!,

4 rfv*' .? :ix *cp

T. Y. HELLEY

PB1CB LIST, ...

OOLONG, [Black] GO, 70,80,90, $1,00 per.lb—beet MIXED, |Greeu and Black] CO, 70, 80, 90 |1^)0 per lb., Best. TOUNa HYSON, iOreenJ 6», 70, S0, 9«t »l,00, $1,25 per lb Best. IHPEK1AL, Green] 90, *1,03, »1,25. ENG. BBBAKBAST, LBlack 70, .80, 90, ^1,00,, $1.10,91.20. Best. JAPAN, 90, 91,CO, 91,25 per lb. GDNPQWDKB, |1,95 91,60 per tb/f

We are the Sole Importers of tbe fawpfL _,

Tiiese Teas take their names from the districts IN which they are grown, and belpgtbe finest productions of China, and used almost exclusirely by the Inperial Court and High State Oi cers. They are put up in the osiQor .and bfaatlfnl style of the Chinese, tn one -pound' packages,' and we sell them in the original packages at carKo prices the Hysou at 91,00 the Oolong at 91,30. We Imported the first invoice that ieached this country, ana have effdctet) arrange meats, through onr agents la China, to receive them regularly hereafter.

POUM,

We Solicit a Fair and Thorough Trial.

Ja8d2tw4m

LAND ACiEtNCY-

_t£irijaTp« ,3 "i4

M. U. H1CKCOX. H. D. SCOTT.

HICKCOX & CO.*

BEAL ESTATEh3BtOKERS

ivk so

.uaajLia .vjaifOi I s-Jt.* !idi

IT .,o

ilet *63 it

11:.

iT5*'pt

FOR MALt!.

Fiie acreB, east of FI»gHnre Garden.

SCO acres, 3 miles east, known as tha "Uussej Fuim," all fenced,-w-li hhproved feood ii.'adew WOOIID paHturo and fine Umber. A flriVolat farm.

50 llailding Lots, adjoii.ing the city, northcas, —goof

HIAC—low

House and lot, on 1st street, north of Clark House—5 rooms, cislen, Urge stable Sc. Pric |I,i0fl.

:Termseasy.

ones every fopr weeks, s: the TVrie Haute House, THtKNHAV

SP* i"

rflMt

/CABINET AND \J WORK. The undersigned weajd raapectfoHy announce to the citizens of TS^re'Bante.. and vicinity, that hail prepared ioao JebStti the Cabinet Carving and Carpenter line. Also, repairing Furniture dono in the best style. A. MQENOH, Eas) National Bosid, one-half Square east of Gilbert's. decSdSm

•tlreet. A il-'alrablt- liuuii-, nn.i rare bargain.

Ten rirrf** an the Ulo,tnin£ton

1-9* 'ki x- ,, a J.!..."-lujl

Dietribiitioik of Photographs

Siu'j" iia

Qt'S i'n&tH&tiif'X'i: li'.fiffK! S~ i,-! ,t

PBR8KNTATI0N OF

.' .e'1 I

FARMS, MS1MORIAL8 4

bther Valuame Premiums.

j. "81

.il,-

a -iSt JlDPa?

ba* be'xtbopai sww tiitt njghj,of thp.lfth of ,ApcU. T8C5,the hand aVStiihtxI miscreant sent AKKAIIAM Its-

ienco of tfee .. 1 B«f memory ef anv man

In order to utoet ihe domands of th |eopleof Terre Haute aad viciritty, we hare a^ipeihiod

BABE, GULICK & BERRY Agents for tha sale of our Teas. All goods are put up by ourselves in-one" pound packages at onr Warehonse in Sew York, and retailed at Terre Hante by BABK, GUtTCK A BKRRY, at a small advance oi 5 ceuts a ponnd over our New York prices This brings onr goads st the prices the/ can be purchased over cur counters, tflth the freight added.

«nco of the.Western, j«airt^, ^MenjKrfore-Waa I. .,c

,ia,, .•!••—XV.5V.,-

E I O A A

THE FtiNKKAb MIBSEQDIEB orr ABRAHAM iiisrcoi.nr,

Represented Ijy theai^ of over

Fifty

-'lli

m-'i

ClS

ftl

.1. W fJ* .?9t(

Thousand Dollars

Aa9'*ftrpaMes In grandeur, beauty and extent,

as soon thereafter as expedient, it will be exhibited fn Boston, Hartford, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington,Uarrlsbnrg, Pittsbnrg,

4b tip 22d Day of February, 1868^ Anlmpa^tlal. 4wacAiii|ri Ooamttna^iiU-dioirlbii

j-iuia V8tto8 ojsiV j|i:

'*Jjp tbe T1.1.1 T1

Soli'

825

price and f.iv rabV terms.

Head, Tliroat and Lungs, e.iso pRKMiiyitiCs

,s wtjft he*

TO WHICH BRANCH Ulf THIC IKOKKdSION hia pr,it:tioe in exclusively confined, may be consult! personally, or by lotter, at hi* Dispensary and Surgery,' Miller's Bf^ck, North Illinois street, one square norlb of the Bates Honsc.

Also, at tbe earnest solicitation of many old patixntK, DR. HALE will ftlll coutlnns to visit

TER RE II AOTE,

Jtaf. S3, *'eb. 20. 19,

•••••-A P, 1«»

nay U,

.....June 11, ....July 8. Aag,

«,

....Sept. 3, Oct. 1, 2»,

.....MOT.

SC.

....Itec. 34.

CONSU LiTATIO?S KREK.and terms, of treatment within rraih of all Dr. HALK is a regular Graduate.of MsdUina and Surgery, and the Author of the NEW MKTHOD of Treatment tor Diseases of Uw Aia P*swhich succeeds where all other means have failed, aad iroertataly worthy of trial,

Would respectfully refer those interested, to the follow ng rsapoadble -cUiaeaa R. M. Mervdlth, Jonh Riser. W Tueil,iCol. &cl<eau, lobn Chambars, Wm. Ooateo, Ooi. Alexander, N Wostfall,

and me hundred others. dl80w*w- latitat

8T0EA$& COMIlSSIOIiA QKAili.

A. runm. a» B.

MOBCISOK.

FRANKLIN, MOKSISON* M* .osxk^AL CommlsNloii Tferchan Jfo. 88 West 2d St., tffnein

I BXFKBENCKS.

P(force, Tolle, Holton Sbaw, Birliour 4 Do., Parter. B. G. Leonard .k Co^* W#u Glenn ft Son^S'1 Itnh't MaCready A'Ca.. Koeler Srotban^ la, NaaiijACo.-.:

iowaaaax. Jji," TOUN HAJytfY

Ornhd q»ewpod PlalwJ....1,000 Farm of 330 Acrc».

'a? On0

One

Wheeler A WJIeon Sew/ak fKiaia»8 9150 750 Set Silver Wa*e»^..i.^i,—: 6G0, lioe^wood Plano. ..... 50( Groverft B. ^wingMachtnes, at flSO....^. 750 One Farm Eightr Acres, U. S. Boad.....'...... Z. 5100 Singer Sewing MachitaM.. 786 Diaoio^d^l|lty ..,.,9. L. 300

rtguge and \otes So,COO—at a b'.g disc'ot nt 6 F.?T,iy! af res 3% milts sontbeast of lewn—21 acreH ill l(|.ntlen, li^fanco flue II iib-St""' Ve'r cheap.

An e!«^ant rratdeace atid ground* 'rti

vohth

6tl

m£.

MILLER'S

BLOCK.

IVIHIMII'OIJM.

,1'l»

PriVSIOIAK FOB DISEASES OVtUWSjlt!

l,ina6.i.i...A. i.iu u.i 500 1(1 Farm#!Ot,Er«ai 89 Acrcs eaeb Singer Sewing, MachiueS..S025

Gold Watch (bunting) and Chain 400 t. SI bond 100 WhMler Wilaaa flawing MLachln'e« ....'i:' m1 A a W a to O O v. 1

^a. a00

10 Farms of frail 4o tvM &ct«s ieacli 10,Silver Mrafc»ft Wi H. Timfkoatoora]..3,.? 1,2rt0 u. Hi nw 140 lo $1 Acre* tatli ..at SlOto 50 etujk.,.,.eo,00( s, at 88 to' te5 each—6,000 4ot0 80 ici*cs each Soo' Arli4le¥6f Sii^ifi- Ware,ata5 to «85ea ...$4,000 10

Copied Carpenter's Portrait of Lincoln 100 24 Farms of Forty Afures Each 5,000 Lincoln Meinorlals, ,-.!»« it (ti"'

Raking a Grand Total of

he distributed gratuitously to holders of Ceroates, each of whom receives OHB ADMISSION to: tne SIOBAMA and a finely executed photograph.

Thecfc'AUMS selected by the Association are lo. caled ip 'Jaaper county, Missouri. The land is all o'f'it aHgparior quality, high.aad level, requiring tin ii raia^. rlcb and productive, growirg all kinds «f'graia apd..trust to pecfection ia well watered aud-ia-avnry way adapted to suit the wants of thow4)V|ronsof locatiag horned Parties baa jobtain aay. Jalattnatiou Ahap- .Wish r«g«rd)ng ithea»l%ail| .from lUeiRecorder of JaSpst county,!at Carthago, Missouri John G. Neil, Es^.^foraMrlyicCOtiio,) ^Mston'Mo. Wm.' Fr*--

A. Hutchinaan, FM, of Calumbusj Otrf». -j If The DIOBAMAlS'the exclusive property of ther Association, the designs havlug been oopytifhttdi' anA the tnechanicai figures patent tbo person t9.w honj iMhdt be^wardad ceed/thersfore haro •o feamjas to IU reptodaction, which la «Mh« at-, moat Imiortancfcio tb6rfWtter, who. wiih tUi-i proiedHon,'Will M^Miii Of rtallthig1 a fiand--

HaaxhlUtiota:

pri OBM fortnue (rap itaai The UlNCOLN ME*C)BIA.L waa written, by Wa.T. CoaoSHAtl, late tf."8. ttlalafw^af Ecqad#r,3. A. 'If lifiwork bf -8J7 pages, with jiortl*ft of Mr. LiacotN aad contains a blsgtaipbU -cat skttoli of thaMartyred Piasid»nt,» history of the as assiaatiSh. aHil a' cbuptete rpco|S of the dMnsastratioBS of eaiotida aad respect paid the r5malnsof thedepvted stateaaiaa. s-.-z,-,v »3TM^IANdS, WAT0HS9,S®WJN.G- MA,0H(5JCS, Silver WartL *e.J, h*t« bMd selWted With (ho ut-, moat care aa t»iityfca»#pattern, 'sjiM sfre goaranterd to lw ef-MM r*aa«r-ic-u-rn, ia aveernpdr* -ttcdlar, ba, U* Ia»j .^tttBy%ar by»

mtri CMTRM WiSBn. „..i. --.••• awn* "*m&:

Mve* _v' ...

A ligaiiw rt nan mm* mm* mtt vsiigtAii sue

Woni«i^[ ,E4hiS,tionsll

SALE OB AWJUSUa^OIUrWIGATI^^

4 if c.u: 9KW|»- OJR ,,.j -4« 4 oil II

wwroawt TUjnwxjBV.

|t B«idi«dc it fafiWrtt fi Vlgo lta StfoitihK 1

sin iv-'.-J. I'fen I

Head tbv teetlmonial* cf La&as hi-Terre llante who

Itam

This MrtlSes th 1 purchased one oFDoty's la|pr4Ted^raali«ra, and prena aa utickaf rosj worth the beat I.hare evenseec. Consider. ing thb tfwMwHtf it aiforxts in Uii tabor of washing, aad the. aaTbucof time, no CunUrahonld be withont lini. 87 U. POTTKKTSonth 6th St.

HvUntDoty'sWaihlng tftaehino In nSeia miy honee. I Qan^tate, (hrougb .the teeti«s serrant, that it tarfMr mtieh labor, does oidVethod.^ ^sasre%ssaBaiS tpurohand a Hiiy Wariierdf Mr: tVBeeier.And like it very mnoh. Otir girl llkea it, aud does iter washing with ease, aud in much less Ume than fonunrly in the old faaUoaed wta 'MBd. MABGARBT WILIJLAM?, 8. 6th St. ..

We h^\e naed Doty's ^aiW

aad aolrer^ raoOOh that thia liaa done- It gives entire satte-1 It Is kxoellent for general washing, and forked olbthiag,

especiiijy

j^alr% ^wecbefore-Waa I.

SUURmmSMM! »&*•

,r»nt obse^iijesi parrtictp»uyi in by io maay cer« maimers. 0ovnt two and a half years have elapsed since ij calamity occurred (hat, "p|nngcd a uation. to tears,** alid d6VMg that tune a nnmbsr of .je, mostprotaiaeiit A.ms'rtiAn Atiists and Adrti» sans, directed by a master mind, have beon'indtutrlovtiy «ti|agod hi-fho repoillKiiti of thofdUea^pageant, the grandest the World ever wit-

JOO.QQO lKoviMy Mechaairal Fi|mre» Beantifal PAintin^s and-. Novel MacfeiMryv the Principal Feature's of the memorably procession, and asust, ta^ef*r«, be:ef.special-(atereirt to-ev-

WI«elT

ing, Albany, Itoohestefe, Buthl#,1 OlefMahd, Ob* bmbus, Dayton, Oildsinnwti, LouJsvUle, Indianapofls, Detroltjl OWeiitif'MilwftBke.', St.XbhU, the^o"!^'' t^6 fcwpa Mi j" |ii Ji«w -t'-

i&o<ia .sfetaiiS NDMIIERBD KHti BldtTSXBED 'CEitiMFiQT ADMiaWoN.'o itasd I WlU b^i^nedot.rfq..,

mimxmaMSiifsiaB!od. and an accusiat*?.pj*ftceraph of koiaotiMW

Hrs .ELIZA B0BNKS, South 2d St.'

rtaimf^ knd two ef my children have them,' also and l:«an aay for them and myself, that we feel now as [though we could not keep house withont tilSai. I have tried several other machines, hut I (the Doty is the only one that "comee up to the

m*r

pA N

•»It)

»B0M «oa

»«a afcaAaa^«& •?»****.

BIB HoieiMpd. Fi«ttOHMNr.sM.M One Facial of MO Aeres, One Camel llatr' S)iawl.^_l_..._-_^.ii«M„,.41,003 oa« DHtasMUr i.obo

i|M "Importars aed. Maoutaetojera

from whoin'thay/wera parcKaifed. TM PHOTOOVkPilS eiMttied by* Ani

ass?".....

-oi*ai ^uwRsn oqai«

bin

OMaia CertlflcateB.

Orders »ay IMMafta usfategiit^i Wtera or'' fcst OflceOrders, ia In Suma«of trosa fl at our, riutr Larger amo4 tiU ihonid be Drafts ot-Jtf bfr aWieda*

gle hartli

0h."Mnb»rs,Stev»tis*C6. mliSWly ... .iOO'ff I I

& Off.,

'V «TO»AO*, CO*AN^!,N AX

A I N E A E S

Warehouse ou first St.. at the Canal Basin. aaMwtf

TKKBK HAUTK. IND.

HMtt

iaxaG Wprth

i® toioi'".1)**4^®^ s-ifl :a ibN

nc.lt

-Vwdi

:for

South Zit'St-

We oee-DotyH Masker in oar family. I tiki ii. .. Hra I KIPLKY. Ha. fiam—Doty's Washer is all right. It

Itire satisfactlon. lortnerly HTrtdr aiy

bataince I purchased taken care of a sick boy, o«se work, and mj washing betqf*

I haVo' takei

4k, it is all you recommend It .to be. Mrs HIM SHBLDON, South 3d'St',

l«i |f«rmerly maoh prejudiced against' washUugjaachlnes, but tbe Doty Washer, purchased ol $tr. Whaeier, gives entire satisfaction. iMs thelbeat. I want no better one.

Mri S. McICVAINE, Sooth 4th«t.

Im leiighted with Doty's Washing Machine, afid'thi ik there is no Implement-for bousehoid on or us

Mri K. WIfcMOTH. S&ath'ith St.'

We hive1 need'' Doily's Washer 8 month*, and I

chMtfh)l vor.

We fu iy Hidorw the abo^e testindny iU 'regatd fdtha e: LCelleain of Doty'a Washer. Mri CATflABINB WHITTAITKR, S 4th St.

Mri Wm. KlHXbX,»oath Sth St. JAMKS H1TK, Mi I A*t. G«AVr, Ohio Street. "t»» Dpi (I ft 111 u|u umcn in u.vj a. ..id gnuu uu -. •, tegothef with the^Untversal ttag-wWei Wrtngef,! I aud for faa'e by. I 'll

Mechanic's Block, Main Street,' T8B&K HAUTBj »D.

Dotj'i

debt,

-ooU:iii--x od) ~To «idl u»a

vdr

sale by

Wagon Jack," cl

,Vd2ldl^kS.wtf

^trl

For

i. 2. lVulCJIliaK^ .-. :i

holiday

mam bittttiHiiiS '*n5A CAft AT

a Mil...,

thk last elgh

mqnthi, aad It Is excellent, iwonid not be without it upou any consideration, aad I cheerfully certify to its meriia, aad reoomsoeaa itto alt my friends, aad

keeper. I have one ef the Doty Washers in aw,' aad And 1 It does th? iwrk mare thoreaghiy than .aay ot some half dozea other machines I have had occa-1 sioa to try. It wean tbe clothes leas, aad is a gttat saving of time over the old-fashioned wash* board acd tab. TBTI. P. S.' Vr aaxf ALL.

We lave purchased a Doty JPasher of Ur.1 Wheeler, aad itia aplasdid. Mrs. K. \y B088.1 parchased, a Doty Washer or Ki, -Whealer, and likait-bMter every time I use it. I formerl. hired mor.washing doae now I.do it myself in fha machine.'with all ea e, and recommend it to

OUUI to Me ^tave. aag.apreadmoarning over a it Aniatensifiedgloom settledimpene-1 •Terj,hoia»kaep«. ablyotf»»ery Skidd. BelVMdir tolled, monrn- ?*•, J.^tWIJ£5ANK, North ?d,St.

witnessed tfaageaefaUaatrdW), *lx day* the mari Ijr's reinatns were shrined at the National Capi-, b^ssd tliiu «Oa 1 dat:{troAmmt gria? and aulver^

W« have

ffiJ

three yi for wasb_ several ottiers, But no other has given' the satis-

you will lliid .a Gbbice Assort*! ment ot

0 O the Holid

part,of

ilectacl especially for the Holiday jtr&ite, I I cdndisting rA nofi '1

i.nf taTear!, '"^9

ilc'1

-a

uuu,?

Bogwood, and

hfidte ^tClOBtec SBts! i1«.|

Laee^nd Embroidered Collars, liace'aad EmbroWeredlFak^s,

Piaitt and'Pur-lined Gloves, ?. [In Kidf Buck and Cloth,

Ladies' Velvet Purses, Ladies' Morocco .Purses, AJfHQUE, CAMEO,

We.would remind our friends, that our Stock is being constantly replenished with

New and Desirable Goods,

*v For Wintor wear, Such as

Broche Shawls, Cloaks,

mr 'WLT mk. mm ftnitShawls, Woolen Shawls

UKKNi OOO.UM!

TT INSUR AJSf CK CO^ 0K15WANAP0U8. Capital, #407^06 7S. TUB LKADINO FIRE

LNBDRIKCFC

Jbv4 Warren's Heirs. -,r HAYCN8« GO., Agents, ^dtf Office oyer Donnelley!« Drug Store.

JUHK IV.' KK1X nock, Ho. 60 Mala Street, Te^re Haute, Indinnn,

MOSt

reapectfuily recommends hie well select •d stock of Jeans, riannels, plain and plaid •Unsays Blankets, OoTerleMt audi Jiaaiea "ait-. Ung.farns, of different kinds, peittc Wly eaabled to.warrant ihe first qualltjr (sf-ttrese Uoods 1 mbet respectfully invite Ladies and Qentlamen tonaU and inspect tbem. WottiateimMchanji, tor Soods^aud tlje Ulg#ieat market ral,ea paf^tL

OWEa^rfLLBB

un»

e«* *dde*.4.aA-ii.ks2j}|6,eo

Oaaav, Prea't.

HW. W.

Ware

1 1 1

*lv

LXIDRJNI»J*DD» AMILIMMNINIBALOAIRTO"^!*'

LINCOfcX BI0KAMIC ASSOCIATION, No. 13 Opera House, Joav

O0LOMBU9,

Batch Sac

OHIO.

decjOaodlm

Suitable for

•"SjjfefiSiJfc, ariMv »«-as.

». I Ci^ixa^lip.pU®. said** TISBMS.—Ladles, »1': Gentlemen, fl^ ,. N. B.4-The irfiiiam'd will answer no letfera wnS,ah'ra fay of

73TAG

COODS.

mi .tifivjj* u.

GJ -. JR- »i l.jIT'"

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tor v:

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IKALH8LK1

.ft

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FLUSVK NOW- .* Ofc .. ,-t .-.H-'JelC

A FJLlL$r MQ.VK Oj!\

Goods»

'-f zt

!v- Jtn#**

E S E N S *F .'H

-J C-JT, I I K-J

DKESS GOODS, E -m SUAt tdi BO o&t .jkKig

/OAKINOS, LLMOKALS,

CXiOi BA1 HANDKERCHTEPS, •KJWiJ GOODS,' jvasf

VEIL GOODS, SlilPPBK PATTBRNk,"1—iS OTTOMAN do* _• •. qmf.FIN-* UMBRELLAS. (Marked tST#A fci&Xu

larked free of CKafgaJ

injl a Largc^Assoimieiitor

khiok&

NACKS

^'treet.

ASTROLOGY.

h'&

ia'tca

W 1 J". t. L. ES.^ SA.' '1'

11 imdj

A S O O

O O O

f, havtf doifo 1 A. AS E RAPHAEL Is the beat. 8he succeeds Vfc«a ipl eih»rs have failed.^ troubla

I bjllevel t»r.adv*e aud satisfactica All who are ia doubt of the affections of those they Jove, Cdnsnit her f« relieM irnl satlsly their minds.

Loi

Love Affairs Slie Neveri&ih She tho s«c(«t of wla^iag the affections ot »oppbstte sar. She shoWs Von'the ffknovs*' ot nr futara wife or iM'baayl, or absent frieoit-— She gtildes the single to a bapiy marriage, au uiakea (hdrvnuisriciifrbappy. ller 'ald antt aitVlc« solicited t/i ^nuiasrablo iusl»cces, aup ,tlie raalilt has always betrn lhe nivalis of seour-

*-p*

ALL

91,000 to ANY JJW0N_ WI^ WILL EQUAL MAlAUtf BAPHAKL IN THE

.Tnii^a MwracaaiON.'

ri sf •Vh

All who are iu all

Ii who have Tioen'Snfortuuftle

«iib*e (t)ail hoMf.hstye- been ,disappohtl-^, «r0*h«J and blMtW by false promises aud ddoelt—«I1 whv have beea tHtefed aad trifled srnP-aMHy toOter

•m

4i4 iia|i|» MarrUge,' irefufCb •ar«.ndepandauce, It is wall' tlife pViblffc it large that aho

'•vih

Vaa tlie first,

iaMwoayr-peicson in thlscountry wtlocan likeness iu Reality, aud who cau give euicuuai ona-a* concg^aaol luo, which •ted aud proved by thousands, both single, who daily and eagerly visit he( business her advloe le krvainable. tilm

si«aw tire sat can be

»nnrbera*i)oa*Hhutat artrff charge. -c &i •J*® 4AWMA^tW«r» bCMiavOdu Astrulogla^l one depeudhpo'n. She in tho greatstdoiegist of«the ninotoohth ovuturyr tiat s(ell-kuown fact that makeailliterate pretetiders co^y her advtifctlfcemeats' aad fV^ lmlt»l¥

also cu

a* Baphael is the seventh daughter ol the daugtftfli s«R) irsA' bdva wlth nrtUr£l Wl 3

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to ouwj tbe moil Thoy" not injure, button. Ui%-coatrarj, they

kll female irregularities, and to produce thly55w,"Wlthodtd4tiger or exposure.—

aad a 3-cent stamp is inclosed^.

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uiailed post-paid ottysft- DITSON A Wnshfngtou St.j Bos.tnn, CO., Bnwdway, New fork.'

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