Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 January 1868 — Page 3

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Timta. "We have had one of the works of this Oompa* ly laa case for some considerable time, and, omparlng these with furmor first-class works of different manufacture possessed by us, they hsve established lu.our opinlon, their superiority over any ever Introduced fort oerrectness as tlrneplece,"~2V*

World. ..

••We notice with regret (writing of the Paris Exposition) the absence of specimens of American manufacture, which,|although only comparatively »f resent bltrh among us, Is already produolng results of the most satisfactory oharahter. .The watches manufactured by the Waltham Company are certainly, so far ai strength, durability, and excellence as time'keepers are conoerned, as good as anything produced by the French or Swiss manufactures,"—•

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SJPmAl NOTICEg

Ladies can receive a box of Dr.

VelpauV Pills by mail sealod from tlie oyea of the publio, by enclosing ono dollar and six pontag# •tamp: toM. W. JIaoopltrar.Oeneral Agei$

tor

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ALLWCK'S.FOBOTS TH8TEU8.

§we Cheat Md Coifli Cared Dr?Ai^lkcM.,4t8ir: In «iay bit I vwas rftittng mV cousin in wrntdg, who got me one of your Porous Platters f»tf d#y.Chest.' I wa» so aore through meat ttt time, could hardly (peak or breathe. It was not more than three hoars after I put it on before I felt comfortable. I had isffe^ed very pii^h /row soreness of th$ chest, wiOk cotagii and^borimMS/for moatba bat your Plas ter-has cured me, and my health Is fetter than it has been for years.

Tours, rei^ectltally, PuEBE PATOHEB. Beaver Dam, Schuyler Co N. X.Sept. 14,1866. J,-S .1-* lj ,3

Prtnef^af'AgeBCy^randi^Jlhtfonse, Hew Tork Bold by 100,000 Druggists, to whom we refer as to their superior qualities Jan8dwlm

CHEAPEST AMD BEST!

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IJK, TO BIAS'

VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT,

In pint Bottles at One Dollar,

Tor

the cure of Lameness, Scratches, Wind Galls Sprains, Bruises, Splints, (Hlls, Colic, Slipping Stifle, Overheating, Sore Throat, Nail in the Foot, Ac., Ac.

All who own or employ horses, are assured that this Linirjent will do all and more than is stated in curing the above named complaints. During twenty yen" It h»s never failed to give satisfaction in a single instance*SoId by the Druggists. Deptft, Mi Cortlandt street, Hew Tork* jniMwim

-with'"

"A GhOXiXDBTQ" IDA-ST

has dawned for all who desire to resume In age one of the tnesf glorlous gift* of youth—themagniftoent ll*ck.or brown Uuge.wiiicli renders the hair an irresistible element of personal attraction.

INSTANTANEOUS BEAUTY I

springs from tbe application of but one hair dye in tha world. Z1' chemical elixir contains the vital pgwSpft. and the %lorJ»jt matter with which nature nourishes the most beautiful of the si!k«it.fabrics wherewith she adorns the of her favorite*. said that this wonder of civilisation is

Pj^DORO'3 BAIB DYE,

the npft tffiisJ, harmless, wholesome, and cer tain prepCNflon of It* kind in the whole universe Manufactured by J. OBIBTADOBO, 68 Maiden Laae. ft*w Tork. 8old by all Druggists. ApplIed tF^U Hair Dressers. jaagdwlm

house

JAY^COOKE & CO., «TNo 20 WALL STBKKT,

Corner of Nassau Street, New York. buy and sell at the most liberal ^ourrenv rices, and keep on hand a full supply or QOVrnment BONDS OF ALL ISBUiS, SKYBHHIBTIK8, and COMPOUND INTEBBST NOTES od execute '6rd,ers for purchase and sale of CO0KA, BONDS ani GOLD.

CONVERSIONS.

We convert the severalJssuesof S*V«H-THIB*I«S At fche «oet favorable market rates into FiveTwenties, which, at pre3ent prioe of gold, yield the holder abeut one per oent more Interest per

Circulars with full particulars furnish*

innum. »d upon application. myOdwly JAT COOKJB CO.

Proofs of the Superiority OF

E A E I A N

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WALTHAM

A I I E S

This country has reason to be proud of this spleudid speoimon of American operatlvo genius and enterprise. That It will work a revolution In the watch manufacturing of the world no one can doubt who examines the operations of the Waltham establishment, for it turns out watch movements at JiiBt about one-half the cost of imported movements—beside the uniform, reliability or the machine-made watches must give ihom a gieat advantage over all others wherever known. A poor time piece of the machine-make will be ai rare in tho future as a good one of hand make has been heretofore, for machinery is arbitrary In its performance, and can make a perfect article Just as easy as one that Is worthless. It will be a cause of congratulation if this highly useful Jfiheriaaft Enterprise shall have the effort or driving out or market the thousands of truly foreign articles miscalled time keepers, by rumlshlng so •xoellent and economical a substitute." N. r.

t. Bcrald, .»

"th# beauty, the precision, the greater cheapness, the uniform excellence of a watch construct ed machinery so exquisite that ths more spectaole of Its operation is poetlo, gradually give tha American Watches a preference which will not be de6eU«d."—Kflrpff'i

4Y1KY IWATCH FULLY WARRANTED,

iwr saie_T»r arr Ttrst^ciaM oettm the United,8tat«8 and British PIOTIBCCS.

For further ttiforthation adfcraM Jthe Agents BOBBINS & APPLKTON, ,¥ 180 Broadway, N. V.

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ITCH ITCH ITCH 1 SCRATCH SCRATCH I SCR4TCJJ in.from 10 to 18 hours. WhMtoa's Ointment onros Tht itch, WhMttm's Ointment Wheaton's uiiitmeat WkMton's Olatment WhwtoM's Olitawt Wheatoa'K Vlntatnt

cures cures cures cures oures

W KVKKV HUMOR UKR MAfilO. Prioe, 60 cents a box by mail, 60 .cents. Address WEEKS A POTTER, No. 170 Washington Street, Boston, Mass: For sale by all DrngglsU.

Boston, Sept. IS, 18flT-3ta wdwly

Errors of Youth. A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nerv.ous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful lndlsoretion, will, for the sake of euferlng humanity, send free to all who need it, the reoelpt and directions for making the simple remedy by which he was cured. Shfferers wishing to profit by the advertlser'a experience, can do so by sddressinc, In per«tet oonfldenco,

THESE

SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO CONSUMPTIVES. The BIR. IDWABD A. WILSON wUl send, (free of charge) to all who desire it, the prescription with the directions for making sU using the simple remedy by whioh he was oured of a lung affection and that dreaded disease Consumption.— His only .object la to bMieflt tbe afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer will try tUs prescription, as lt wrtl coet the* nothlKg and may prove a blessing. Please address BIT. KDWARD A. WILSON,

WUilamnburg, Kings Oo.. Heir Tork.

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HPNIEWfiLL'S TOLD Ths pnportance of this trnly selia ANODfHK, I He and valuable preparation is now so fully acknowledged, receiving the most free approbation of Physicians, and in which the true name or

Anodfn*

is perfectly apparent, that in

advertising, ita true character is only to be given, which I ask all who have not witnessed its great curative power, to accept with conftdenco.

It is the true remedy for

Jfmralgia, BkamatUm,

Sciatica, Tootk tmd Mar Aek*, Bead Acke, Painful Kemtrmation, Amenorrhea, Dinamvrrhta, Dtlirinm Trtmaa, Spinal Complaint*, Lot of Sletp,

mild and gentle opiate to all

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'one*.

To Farmert, Exprem Ctrmpaniet. Stage Fnmrlet' try BttablukmenU, and all teho

use

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Said by all regular dealers In medicine. From Physicians Is Invited the greatest freedom of correspondence, to whom every evidence of character wi be freely sent on demand.

July 16, dwoct and jan'y.

INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produce a luxuriant growth of hair npon a bald head or beardless face, ^Iso a recipe for the removal of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, etc., on the shin, leaving the same soft, olear and beautiful, can be obtained without charge by addressing

J. A. BRYAN,

JOB^ PRINTER,

115 MAIN ST.,

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

HABBBBT.

IOWA

WM. B. MANNING^

YV HOUSE, 8IQN AKD OBNAMINTAL

A I N E R, One door East of the Star. Grocery, TKKBK HAUTE, IND. Plain and Decorative Paper Hauging, Fancy and

Plain Sign Painting. Ceilings and Walls Palitcd and CMemliel In Freacs Colors, Pianos and Natural Wood Polished in the highest style of the Art. Gilding on Glass and Japanued Tin, in all (Styles.

It uftll be to the interest of those who wish have serviceable work done, to call on me. Infor* mation in buying dnd mixing oelors, will be furnished to persons rue or CHABQE. nc9dtf

WAY WITH S WITH SPECTACLES I

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8»lt Rheam. Tetter. Barber's Itch. 014 Sores. Krery Kind

JOHN B. OGDKN,

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Ladies Take Particular Notice.

til mi mm

PILLS.

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WAR BAN TED FRENCH.

PILLS, SO celebrated many years ago in Paris, for the relief of female IrregularI US*, aadaftwwardsso notorious tor their criminSempWn*"' ln« thp praatlce of abortion, are now offered for sale for the first time In America. They have been kept in comparative obscurity, from the,tact that tha originator Dr. Telpeau, is a physician in Paris, of great wealth and strict sonsotentious principles, and has withheld them frouiLgenefM'tise, leat they should be employed for anlawMI purposes In overcoming female obstructions, they seem to be truly omnipotent, bars tint open the flood gates from whatever cause have stopped them but they are .offered to tha publio only for legitimate use, and all agents are forbidden to sell them when It Is understood that the object Is unlawful.

Ladies oaa pocared a box, sealed from the eyes of the curions, by enclosing one dollar, and six postage stamps to H, W. MACOMBEB, General Agent for the Dulled States and Canadas, at Albany, N. Y., or to any authorised Agent. Sold

all Druggists lu Terre Haute. o7dwXy

OLD BTES MADE NSW,

«arily, without doctor or nudiemtt. Sent post-paid on receipt of 10 Cents. Address

AWAT

Dr. K. B. FOOTE,

No. 1X0 Lexington Avenue, Cor. of East28th et., N. Y.

WITH UN COMFORTABLS TBUSSES.

COMFORT AND CUBE FOR THE BTTPTUBED. Sent post paid on receipt of 10 Cents.

Adpress

Dr. X. B. FOOTE,

(author of Medical Common Sense.—Book 400 pages, #1.50 sent by Mail), No. 110 Lexington Av., Oor. of East 28th St., New York.

PONFIDBNTIAL INFORMA-

TION FOB THE MABBIKD. Sent in sealed envelope on

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receipt of 10 cents. Address Dr. E. B. FOOTE, No. 110 Lexington Avnnue, -Cor. of East 28th st.. N.

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REAL ESTATE AGENCY. FABMS, WILD LANDS, And City Property of every description, for Sale.

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HARBERT & HARSH, 54 WALNUT 8TRJ5KT, n27dwly X)e« Moines,

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Iowa.

jgOOKS AND STATIONERY

If. W. O'CONNELL

Has disposed of his Undertaking Business, which had become necessary inconsequence of the rapid inoreaseof his

BOOK TRADE, He will new devote his entire attention to the latter branoh of business, and with a full and complete stock of JBoolos and Stationery,

SCHOOL BOOKS,

MAGAZINES, PAPERS, Ac., Ac.,

As'is a continuance of the trade heretofore so Iberally bestowed »23d wtf

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ooks," Magazines, Papers,

Stationery, &c.,

Pose Orrioc LOBBY .....TEKU HAUTC, IND Noviedlv

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House, Sign and

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Mixed paints, of every description, Tarnishes, Putty, Ac., always on hand, and fer sale on the most reasonable terms. Give me a call. Shop on Oherry street, between 3d and 4th. o29dly

is Agent

-L for tha CELEBRATED SCOTCH GRANITE HommntB. This material Is TansrMaMs. It is Iks ssoit gl^sat

ant swsospWtlsif tie highnt potak ot

any known material. Its chief constituents are the same as Cleopatra's Needle, and Pompey'B Pillar, at Alexandria, In Egypt, which still ra main srf »j

THK BATA6B OP CBHTIIKim. Tha superior bsauty and durability of this material is causing a demand for it in the Eastern States, whan it is being adopted by the wealthier classee in prateeooe to Ike Italian Marble.

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a very potent remedy.

JOHN L. HUNNKWELL, Proprietor, Practical Chemist and Pharmaceutist, 9 Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass.

THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist, 823 Broadway, New Tork.

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All the World's Wive s-

In Ceylon the marriage proposal brought abeut by the man sending to hor whom he wishes to become his wife, to purchase her clothes. These she sells for a stipulated sum, generally asking as much as she thinks requisite lor them to begin the world with. In the evening ho calls on her with the wardrobe, at her father's house, and they pass the night in each other's company. Next morning, if mutually satisfied, they appoint a day of marriage. They are permitted to separate whenever they please, and so fre» quently avail themselves of this privilege, but they sometimes change a dozen times before their inclinations are wholly suited.

In Chinese Tartary a kind of male polygamy is practiced,and a plurality ofjhusbands is highly respected. In Thibet it is customary for the brothers of a family to have a wife in common, and they generally live in harmony with her. Among the Calmucks the ceremony of marriage is performed on horseback. The girl is first mounted and permitted to ride off at full speed, when a lovar takes a horse and gallops after her. If he overtakes the fugitive she becomes his wife, and the marriage is consummated on the spot. It is said that no instance is known of a Galmuck girl ever being overtaken unless sbe is really fonnd of her pursuer.

Russia appears to bo tho most preposterous country in Europe in its treatment of woman. The nuptial ceremonies, all and singular, are based upon idea of degradation of tho female. When tho parents have agreed upon the match, the bride is examined by a number o£,women to see if ehe has any bodily defect. On her wedding day she is crowned with a garland of wormwood, to denote the bit* terness.of the marriage state. 3he is extorted to be obedient to her husband, and it is a custom in some districts for the newly married wife to present the bridegroom with a whip, in token of submission, and with this he seldom fails to show his authority. In that cold and crudl country, husbands are sometimes know to torture their wives to death, without any punishment for the murder. If a woman proves barren her husbaud generally prevails on her to retire into a convent and leave him at liberty. If he fails in persuasion, he is permitted to whip her into obedience.

Such is tho slavery in which Muscovites are kept by their parents and guardians, that they are not allowed to dispute any union agreed upon by their elders, how* ever odious or incompatible it may bo. This goes so far that officers of the army are not permitted to marry without tho consent of the sovereign, and wives whom they do not want are some times forccd upon them.

Whether it bo tho result of this system of oppression, or of their savage climate, or the unnatural hot air of tbe stove heated apartments, it is certain that a more unlovely race of women than the Russian would be difficult to find. 'They want,' say3 an English traveler, 'the genuine flavor which only nature can give.' That charming firmness and elasticity of flesh, so indispensably requisite to constU lute beauty, and so delicious to the touch, exist not among the Russian females, or in very few of them.

On tho banks of the Senegal, and among many African tribes, the matri, monial prize most sought after is abundance of flesh. To obtain corpulence is regarded as the only real comeliness. A female who can move with the aid of two men is but a moderate beauty, while tho lady who cannot stir, and is only to bo moved on a camel, is estimated a perfect paragon.

Nor is this quoor fancy for obesity in woman confined to the savages of tho torrid zone, since we road in Wraxhall's Travels in Russia, that 'in order to possess any preminent degree of loveliness, a moman must weigh at least two hundred weight.' The Empresses Elizabeth and Catharine 11., both accounted very line women, wer« both of this massive kind.

In Hindostan the women have a peculiar veneration for marriage, as it is a part of the popular creed thai those females who die virgins are excluded from the joys of paradise. In that precocious couutry the women begin to bear children at about the age of twelve, some even at eleven. The proximity of the natives to the burning sun, which ripens men and women as well as plants at tbe earliest period in those tropical latitudes, is assigned as the cause. The distinguishing marks of tho Hindoo wife are tho most profound fidelity, submission and attachment to her husbaud.

The survey of another trans-continental railway route, which shall follow mainly the thirty-fifth parallel of latitude, is nearly completed. Its projectors claim this as the most feasible one across the continent^ and even if theanorthorn and southern roads are constructed, this would still bethe favorite popular thoroughfare, and the easiest and cheapest built.

It is said that influential parties^aro already at Jwork to form

Setween

O Box 7M, Terra Ha«ta. Ind.

A Pedesirf&H Contefcfc.

Tom Bowie, a cxdored man of Wash ington, who was recently matched for pjrize fight with Tom Sorrel, also colored, has entered into a contract with "Careless Boy," colored, of Boston, to walk from Washington to that city. The contest will, begin on Monday, January 13, 1868, the' stakes being two hundred dolian side. They agree to walk prom W"ashing ton to Philadelphia, a distance of 140 miles, without stopping. Here a sparring match will be given! and they leave next morning for New Tork a distance of 100 miles, not stopping until they arrive there when another sparring exhibition will be given. The next morning they will enter upon the long home stretch of two hand, red and forty milea.. laJJoston without stopping the one arriving there first to pocket the wager. The sparring exhibitions will be given for their joint benefit. They boUi have commenced training, and they will walk to and from Baltimore once or twice boforojthe day of startingjfor Boston. Tho "Careless Boy" is twentyseven years old, and Bowie is twenty-five years of age. Bowie is about six feet in height, and the "Careless Boy" two or three inches less.

A YOUNG LAST in company with *T right reverend prelate consents, after a long and coy resistance, to be led to the piano. When she sang, It was so badly that, as she finished, no one was found with sufficient heroism to express te the fair executant the collective thanks of the auditors. In this strait his lordship arose and crossing the room, said, with his sweetest smile. "Thank you, Miss— very particularly. Another time when you say you can't sing, we shall all know how to believe you,"

DRY GOODS.

0. WITT1G&CO.,

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73 MAIN STREET.

OFFOSTTE McKBEN'S BANK,

FIRST BVLLETI5

l" 8 6 8

CL0S1NU OUT SALK

WINTER (HOODS!

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BARGAINS

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1 Muff at $3.00 1 Set,Collar and Cape $3.85 1 Muff at $3.50. 1 Set, Collar avid Cape $4.00 1 Muff at $4.00. 1 Set, Collar and Cape $4 50 1 Set at $600. 1 pair Cuffs at $1.50., „... 1 pair Cuffs at $1.75. 1 pair Cuffs at $2.00.

Call soon, as tho Stock is limited and will soon be sold out. •,

G. U.

JTS "J*"*

C. W I TT IO CO'S,

Next Door to Davis' Drug Store.

KENTUCKY LOTTERY,

FRANCE, SMITH & €».,

MANAGERS,

Successors to MURRAY, EDDY

1,130 Prizes amonnting to

new ex-

ress company, the late "arrangement the four existing concerns not being altogether satisfactory to those merchants and others who until recently, supposed they were enjoying the benefit of a competition which continually called upon the stockholders of the express companies for assessments, but promised no

C-'i OAKD

Great United States Warehouse,

CO.

In tha managemea of tbe Kentucky State Lot'CT tory for the beueflt of Shelbv College.

SHiLBYviLi.r, Ki\, Dcc. 2, 18C7.

To n7iom it may Concern This is to certify, that JAHIS S.

SMITH

nlono Is

entitled to nse ths Shelby College Lottery (irant of Keutuclcy, or any ncherne or classoi thert'under.

All other schemes or classes, aftej January 1st, 1868, by whomsoever devised or dr«wn, m.dur tlin name of the Shelby Coll-ge Lottery Orunt, are without legal authority from us. Nor aro wo in any mannar bonnd by the procendlngs of any person so acting without authority from ut.

T. O SUACKLKKORI). J. L. OiLDWKLII, II. A. CHINN. JAS. L. KLL1NOVVu'!1.

Managers appointed by tho Shelby Circuit Court. for tlie Shelby College Let ry Grant.

An will be seen by the above notice, I I are tiio 90leand exclnslvrt right to dr.tw the Shelby Collego Lult.ry oniine after January lft, IS-LB. The sarao uHl be managed ond conducted aft»i tbe above date In the name of FRANCE,

SMITH

A Co.

Wo have filed in Shelby Circuit Court, Shelby. ville, Ky., a Bond amounting to Tl r» Hundred Thousand Dollars, ($30),00) for tho payment oi all prizes.

The Kentucky Lottery on the Single Number plan will bo drawn on tho 14th and aOth days .( each month during the year 18C8.

7 CLASS -A-

tfill be drawn in Covington, Ky January SOIh, 1868. 50,000 Numbers and 1,130 Prizes. $50 000 25 Q0 15 (Klfl

1 prize of. 1 prize of 1 prizo of 1 pri'/.o ul prise ot 1 prize oT 1 pi isse of I |rizo of I prize oT I prizo of 1 prizo of 1 priwe of 1 prizo of 50 prizes of. 100 prizes of. 150 prizes of 2,r0 prizes of. 9 prizes of....... 9 prizes of. 9 prizes of. 9 prizes of 0 prizes of 9 prizes of. 9 prizes of. 9 prizes of 45 prizes of ....." 450 prizos of

10 000 5 OO'J 5 O K) 00(1 5 (Ol 2 5(H

.. 2 50.) 2 500 2 600 2 500 .. 1 000 500 20i) 100 500 son 260 200 125 125 125 125 100 50

00* The abeve Magnificent Blngle-Nnmber Lotjery will be drawn in Publio, in Covington, Ky., by three SWOBS

COVITISSIOSIBS,

The official list of numbers drawing prizes will be published in the New York Herald, Cincinnati Daily Commercial, and Cincinnati German papers.

KV We draw two Lotteries daily, and give persons the advantage of SSLKCTINO tlwlr own Numbers Send your address for a Oircnlar.

Address all orders to FRANCE, SMITH A CO., Box 874 Carlagtoa, Ky. 8d2taw-WA8-w3w

QITY

BILL POSTER.

GEO. W. REIFSNIDER.

Programmes and dretdan distributed in GOOD STYLE •W Alt orders left at 'Dowling Hall, or at the rtnting OBoas.VUl be proesptty tteeded to with

B**send disoateh.

T. Y. KELLEY 4c CO.

SOTesey Street, Iff* T.

SUt^rithTeU^hrongh the system ofclubs and their regular appointed agmits, at a slight ad. vance on cargo prices, and gvamttMinK thsAr TSM to bo pare and Creah, and also to give entiro satisfaction, or they can be returned and the money reinnded.

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Our standard goods«I1 bear our Trade Mark on tho bags, and no others are genuine. Parties will please bear this in mind, as OOT great SUCCSM has induced some unprincipled parties In New Tors, Boston, and other places te imitate par Style of putting up goods as near .as they dare to—to en trap tho unwary.

PRICE LIST,

OOLONG, [Black] CO, 70, 80, 90. 81,00 per lb—best MIXED, iGreen and Black] 00, 70, 80, 90 1,00 per lb., Best. YOUNG HYSON, (GreenJ «0, 70, 80, 90, fl,00, 91,25 per lb., Best. IMl'BBlAL, |Gr«cnl 90, 91,00, 91,25. ENG. BREAltEAST, {Black 70, 80, 90,

Khan tug Moywe font (giwi

FANCY BRANDS. Having bad many calls from our trade for a fancy brand of Oolong aad foung Hyson Teas, we have been, induced to pat up in one round sealed package a fancy flavored HINGYOHGOOLONG and NANKINMOY0NE YOUNG HYSOM, which we are offering at 91,25 per pouud for Oolong and 91,50 .for Young Hyson. The only advantage the3« Teas possess over oar regular styles is the fancy flavor. A NOTELTYIN TEAS

Teas Slily Ban front Japan I Wo ate now receiving Uacolotod Japan Teas by way "of the Pacific Mail Steam Ship Oo.'s new route, diiect from Yokahima via San Francisco. Put up for us in Japan in one pound papers The usual time allowed for a cargo of Teas from Japan is one year and a half, but American enterprise has enabled us to offer to our rustomeis Japau Teas as fresh as the natives themsetvM can preenre them. Owing to the heavy freights,

BARR, GULICK& BERRY AgouU for the SAIO of our Teas. All gooi)s are put np by ourselves in one pounjd packages at'our Warehouse in New York, aud retailed sit Terre Hanto by BABB, GULICK ft BKKBY, at a small' advance ot 5 cents a pound over our, New York priced Tbis brings our goads at theprlceB they can bo purchased over cur counters,- With the freight added., Wo Solicit a F^ and Thprfl^Trlal.

Ja8d2tw4m( A .2 fcua X*i» .*

LAND ACENCY

a i') wi 's tM*s U=i y-*-i h! rCA ?!_ E

M. M. H1CKOOZ. H.

SCOTT.

GEO. a

HICKCOX & REAL ESTATE

Abstracts of Title furnished, Loans negotiated and Money invested, jjv Lim

.HWZUJW

SAJLE. :T4BMVfKOM .'i.sst

ce acres, east of Flagan's Garden, ry^

200 acres, 3 miles o^st, known as the "Hussej Farm," all fouctd, w.ll improved goad rpoadow uuds pa8tur( and One timber. A flrsl-elas farm.

50 Bnilding Lots, adjoining the city, i.orthsas •good flzt-—low price and f*v rable tVrras.

House and lot, on 1st street, north of Clark House—5 rooms, elsteri, large stable, &c. Pricc "",'.'00. Terms easy.

AT rtgiige and Notes S5,C00—at a b'g discosnt

Fony acres 3% miles southeast of iawn—2# acres inc .Itirntien, balance fine limber .. Yerj cheap.

An eii'fraut riMtdpnce and groands on !4outb-'6tl reet A dusirable home, and r»re barff.iin.i

JAS. S. IS,\1 ITU.

INI»IAIAFO(iK.

•Mi

T^n ar.rofl -I1 1 )tM Blftoniin^ton Road.

MM.Wir

J. ALB,

MILLER'S BLOCKS

PHYSICIAN FOR DISEASES. orTH^

iead^ riiroat and Lungs.

TO WHICH BRANOH OK THK PBOrKSfelON his practice is exclusively confined, may be eonsuit. personalI}-, cr by letter, at hin Dispensary aud Surgery, Miller's Blnck, North Illinois street, one sqnare north of the Bates House.

Also, at the eacnost solicitation of many old patients, DB. HALE will still continue to visit

TEKRE HAUTE,

ono every four weeks, sn.l maj lo ponsnlned at tlie Terre Haute House,

THURSDAY 2S,

.(33,230

Tickets $12, Halves $6, Qaarters $3

at one o'clock P.

M., at the corner of Fourth and Madison streets. ThoKentncky Lotteries are no Gift Enterprises, bat responsible Honey Lotteries, that bave been conducted ior the past thirty r«ars, and are drawn under the authority of a charter from the State, and bonds are given to securb tbe payment of all prises

Feb. 30, War. 19, A P, W, May

!«,

June 11,

(1 July

»,

Au*r. Sept.

Oct. 1, 39,

WOT.

2«,

Dec. 94.

CONSULTATION FRBB. and terms, pi treatment within reafhkof^all Dr. HALE is a regular O.-aduaie oi Hedlciae and Bnrgory, and the Anther of tlit NBW 1RHOD of Treatment for Diseases of I he Ala PABSAOES,which succeeds wliore all otli^r means have failed, and Is certainly worthy of trial.

Would respectfully refer those

intemted,

to (the'

follow ng responsible citiannn S. H. Meredith,' Jonh Klser, W BToell,|0ol.McLean, MiLa ChamCol. AieX4oder, N Westfail, here, Wm. Ooates, and ne hundred others. dlS4w4w

STOKAfiK, OOMXISUOH tiULXN.

ft. rYAKSLnt.

km X.

HOBKISOEK.

FRANKLIN, MORRISON A CL,,

QCNrux 5

Commission nerchiuns,

No. S8 West 2d St., Cincinnati. BEFKRBh'CKS. Pearoe, Tolle, Holton Shaw, Barboar On.,

A Porter, K. O. Leonard 1 Oo., Was. Glenn Sons, iSeb't MacraatW faFoster Brothers, P" irootoj Nash'* Co. -l Ohambera.Stevans Oo. mbSMly

JOBS NAMT. AI/fcoo aunt TOHN HANKY A CO., ITOUO, OOVMXtlOl AKBC 1

A IN E A

Warahaaae oa first St., at tha Oaaal Bsela. aaMwtf T1UI HA DTK. 1D.

PREMIUM EXHIBITIONS

ear. oowaCrf «ats

A* tattoo-

'AtrllSCOlN.

IIIMAJUOASSeCUTlON, Hsy.- ,x -t

A Hagaifieat Work of Art

:r-A3 fi srtsfl

ii n-nt ,K .4 o» ai« iJzu iA

jfe. .v

S»

Wonderful Exhibitions!

wax «r AMmnhi rammim,

Dietribution o£Photographs

tea

k81,00,

per lb '«**••£.•»

$1,10,81.20. Bast.

JAPAN, 90,9i,co, 91,as -TJNPOWDKB, 91,*5 91, We are the Sole Importers of ms "famous

GUNPO'WD'KB »i,J5'»l,e0 pet lb"

These Teas take thsir namoa frpms tha districts in Which they are grown, and being the Unset productions of China, and. used almost exclusively by the Imperial Court and- High State oncers. They are put up in the UMQVS and beauti ful style of the Chinese, in one pound packages aud we sell them in the ortgiaal packages at car. (o prices the Hys^n at #1,00 the Ooloag at M,30. We Imported tbe first invoice that has reached tbis country, ana have effect**! arrange ments, through our agents in China, to receive them regularly hereafter,

jsn-cr •f

PKKaiNTATIO^ or

Jtg -a' u-. BARMS, MEMORIALS W fi ",5 '.•sflTWW'0 -AND fJfWJOd

a- "H

Other Valuable Premiums.

i?it "3 (w* 'Mlfl if rJ

On the night of the ltth of April, 1865, the Mad'af a wrtsched alacreaot senrAaaAHAM LiWcouito his grave, and spread mourniag over a Continent. An lntenatfledglooiti settledimpeneably on every mlad.Bells sadly toil*], mounting drapery appeared "upon public and private buildings, and all the chief placea in the land witnessed thsgsderal eorrew. Six days Ibe'jmar. tyr's remains were shrined at the National Capi tal, and then amidst profound grief and universal sympathy,- borne oa their journey of nearly twathousand mUes, to thslr last rsat. in thesllA'deW tbe Weatern pralrte. Never before was thaiMmarytef an* autn ao^honered ln hia death, or any obsequies participated in by ao many sincere mourners. over two and a half yean have elapsed since th? calamity occqrred that "plunged a nation ffito'tesirs and during that time a number of tbe most prominent American Artists and ArtU sabs, directed by a master mind, have been'industriously engaged in the reproduction of thefaneral pageant, the graadest the World ever witMp#d' W 01 .•

are oblige to Charge 91,40 pea POUND. In ordrr to meet the domaodsof tb« people of Terre I Ian te and vicinity, we have appointed

I O A A or -a M.f

FUNERAL

THE, QB8EQUPS

ABRAHAM0' L1SCOM, Kepreaea|^d

by the atd of ova)

lM.Mi Miilmg Seehaaieal Flunrea Beautiful Paintings aud Ncivel Macbrnery, tbe Principal Features of tbe\memorable procMsion, aad ainst^ therefore, beef spocial InteresFH^very Amerktan cltlzan. Thie fitapendons W%k of Art, whijch was completed at an expense of tjver

And surpasses io'grandeur, beaut] and extont, ALL othera, and has beea purchased by an Association of gentlemen who will place it on tehibitlon la the City Hew Ywk Immediately, and as soonUiereartar aaexpedientrit -will btfinkhibtmd in Boston, Hartford, Philadelphia, Baitiriiore: Washiagton,HarrtsburK,.Pittsburg, Wheeling,'Albany, Uooheater,' BttAOo, Cleveland, Ooluuibas, Dayton, Cincinnati, Louisville, IudiausnQlis, Detroit, Chicago^ Milwaukee, St.^Louis, Cairo, and all o^her principal cities and towns in th^ tyiiob. nn

»£fj Jtlfl

CO^

BROKERS

S-'t/it-Wia ,'tr I

No. SO Ohio Street.

Co nv, yanceing Carefully Done

Kir/f

'109

.00 it i-f

-n •JWWSc'JlM" "W JtStU

NUMBERID AND BBGIT8EB£D OATKS OF ADMISSION

CEBTIF1-

Wlll he issued at

FIFTY CENT8 EAGH, Which will entitle the holder to ONE Admission to tbo Diorama'Whenever and wherever exhibited, and an arenrata Photograph of some one of the reniarkatW^scenes represented 'jy

the Dio

rama. KltsnjlW

Oa tbe 'J2d Day of February," 1868, An Impartial Awarding Committee will distrib-

Qtetrf the HOLDiaa oic' OMTITICATES I

idaffW

-H ."-.''' !toa

s£ »w.-

TU&~DIORAM,A

And the following Valuable

Premluiafe[r^

ne farm ef Four iavlrd wi Eighty Aeres

One U. 8. Bond.. 51,000 0u6 U. Si BoB4mwniniimiitww..Mn«MM»M 60i) Une.tiisud Boeewroiod TIHO,«A 1,000

Olio Farm of 320 Aeres. Ono U, S. Bend (600 One Rosewood_Ui*no ..^ 600

One Farm of 160 Aeres, One Camel Hair Shawl..,t..„......m ^„S1,000 OaeJ)iai^ond Cross 1,000

Wheeler & Wltson Hewing .Machines 9160 750 1 SetBllver Ware 560 I Rosewood Piano 500

Grover A B. Sawing Machine*, at $14o..»2i 760 One Farm Eighty Aeres, 1 U.S. Bond 9100 5 Singer Sewing Machines 760

Diamond Ring .V 300 U. 8. Bond, 100 Grower A Baker Sewing Machine* M.:.t 750 l'lSII9.....MM.n*MnH.nAH^...HMM..Mm.(kU.AH 500 OFarms of Kron 49 to 80 Acres eacb Singer Sewlng Machines...., 8625 1 Gold Watch (hunting) and Chain 400

U. 8. Bond ....-. ..ii* 100 Wheeler ADFtUon "Sewing Machine* 025 Amerisan Watchsa. G00 1 tr. 8. Bond. 100 1Q Farms or Trom 4o to 80 Aeres eacb 10 Sliver Watches (B. B, Timekeepers} ...$1,200 1 0. S. Bond. ...... 100 10 farms of from 40 to 80 Acres each v50 Pieces Silver Ware, at tlO to 960each $6,000 360 Elesi^SUver Ware, at 88 to 826 eaeb...... 6,000 *20 Farms

IND.,

from 40 to 80 Acrcs each

600 Articles of Silv»r.Ware,at $5 to V26ea „.$4,000 10 Copies Carpenter's Portrait of Lincoln 100 5#''Farms of Forty iaTcs Each 5,000 Maroln Memorlnla, ,« |«i r. leaking a Oraud Total of *.*

0,150PREM1U#S

To be distributed gratnltonsly to holders Of Certificates, each of wh6m receives ONE ADMISSION to the DIORAMA and a finely executed Photograph.

The PABM& selected by tbe Association are located in Jasper county, Mtasonri. 'The laad is all of a superior qnality, high.aad level, requiring no drainage, rich and prodnctlve, growfrg all kinds af grain and frust to perfection is well watered and in every way adapted to suit the wants of thoso desirous of locating homes. Parties can obtain »ay information they wish regard|bg those land* fronrtboJKecorder of Jaspei connty, at Carthage, Missonrl John G. Neil, Esq., (formerly.ef-Ohia,) Preston Mo. Wm. Frailer, IC«q of the American Agricultural Land Company, No. 20 Broad Stmt, New York, and I. A. Hiitchinson, fsq., ef Oolumbns,'Ohio.

ThuDIORAMA is the oxclusiTe property of the Association, the designs havlugboeu copyrighttd, and the mechanical figure* patent the person to whotk Itaball ba awarded need, therefore, have no fears as toitareproductlon, which la of the utmost importance to tha owner, who, with thl-i pretention, will be certain of realizing aliandsome fortaae irom its exhibition.

The LINCOLN MBMOKIAL waa written by WKT. CoaOOlALL, late TJ. 8. Minister at Kcuador, 8. A. It is a work of 387 pages, with a portrait of Mr. L»OOU aad coataina a biographical sketch of the Martyred President, a history of the at asSlnatlsh. and a complote record of the dfesuonstratfoas of ensbtloo and respect paid the remains of tbe departed statesman. Tbe PIANOS, WATCHES, SEWING MACHINES, Silver Ware, Ac., have been selected with tbe utmost Care as to style and pattern, and art guaranteed tobeof theriKBST QOALirr, in every pari tlaular. by tha Importers and Maamfactujsra from whom they waraparchased.

Tke PHOTOQBAPHa weta exeouted by the laaittag TbCtograpMo Artist* of New Tork and Boston, and will be valuable for their hlstorio iiitereat. f,"-"" "7

'Haw OfeMa CertiSeatf*. *trd«rs nay be *eat teas la fsslstsred letfefs or Post Ofios Orders, in in sua of from 91 to lis, at MI risk.. Larger amount* ahonld ba sent In PraAa or by Xxtreas. CertiBcate* will be fur«Mied at the following —_

CLUB BATtS:

le Certiflcatsa.«

11 OartiBcats*, .one address—............ S3 Certificate*, ona address .u... MCertlflralsa, eaasyldresa

WtimlHaM salsa. itdrs** all ardsrs aa4

URW aiMUIN

XjfOTfe

t't

A Washing Machine Worth Having!

WASEHL

Best Ever Invented ,'7l.

Tire Longer Tfcey are Used the Better they are Like*!

rnr

CM1M« 1HTO Stniil.iL OWHTBTi

Hundreda of fassUisa. ia Vigo aad adjoining oooatles, use them 80,000 have alraady been •old.

Bead tha teatlmonials of liadtas In Terre Hauta who use tbem: ThiaoarttOea thit 1 parohaaed ona of Doty's

Unproved Washers, and It proves an article of red worth the best I^aveevenaaea. Ooaaidso ing the great nlief itaffordain the labor of washing, aad the saving of time, ao tsarily should be withpat yne. S. H. POTUK, South. &th St.

Having Doty'a Washlag Machine In uaeln lay' house, I ean state, through the testimoay of my servant, that it aayea mach laboivdoe« thorough wort, aud Is not so Wearing upon clothing as tha oM arethod. JAMJB O. KcOBBSOB,

Ipurohaseda Doty Waaherof Mr. Wheeler,and like it very much. Our girl likea It, and doe* her washing with ease, aad in much less time than formerly in the old fashioned way.

MBd. MAKGAJRK WILLIAMS, S. 6th St. la*t sigh excellent, would not be without it ifoa aay coasideratian, aad I cheerfally certify to ita merits, and recommend It to all my friends, and the oonsideratioa of every hooaekeeper. Mr,. J. HCDDKN, North 6th St.

We haT« used Doty's Washer for the months, and it la excellent. I would not I

I have one of tho Doty Washers in use, and find it does the work more thoroughly than any ot some half dosss other machines I have had o«c»sion to try. It wears the clothea leas, and fs a great sariag of time over tha old-fashtoaed. washoard and tub. Mrs. P. 8. WKSTTALX,. tVe have purchased a Doty dasher of Mr Wheeler, aad it is splendid. Mrs. I. W. BQ83.

I purchased a Doty Washer of Xi. Wheeler, and like Ubetter every time I use it. I fcnmny hired my washing done now I do it myself la the maohine with all ea a, and recommend It to every house keeper.

Mrs. J. BBITTLKBANK, North 2d St. We have used Doty's Washer in our lamlly near three years, and I consider it the best machine for washing clothea ever invented.. I have used several 'others, but no othai has given the satis faction that this haa done- It gives entire satisfaction it is excellent for genaral washing, and especially for bed clothing,

Mrs_.«LIZA BCRNKS, South 2d St.

We have used Doty's Washer, 8 months in oar family and two ef my ohildren have tbem also and 1 can say for them and myself, that we feel now as theugh we could not keep hsuae without tham. I have tried several other machints, but the Doty-ls the only one that "conies np to the mark"—"it Alls the bill."

Mrs. SLIZA FABMEB, South 2d St

*We use Doty's Wasker In our family. I tike it. MraC I BIPLKY Ma. WBRua—Doty's Washer is all right'. It givea entire satlafiaction. I tormerly hired my washing done, but since I purchased the Washer of you, I havo taken care ot a Biekboy. have dona my ordinary house work, and my washing belore 12 o'clock. It is all yon recommend It to bo. -Mrs M1LO 8HSLDON, SoathiMSt. .. I was formerly much prejndlcod against waahing machines, but the Doty Washer, purchased of Mr. Wheeler, gives en tiro satisfaction .1 bajteve it is the best. I want no better one.

We fully indorse the above testimony in regard to the excellence of Doty's Washer. MrsOATHABINE WHITTAKKB, 8 4th St.

Mrs Wm. KIBTLT, South 5th St. W* JAMKS HITC, f!« :5"Mw J. GBAFF, Ohio Street. S'

Don't be induced to purchase any other Washer until you have tried Dety's. It is given on trial, tegether with tho 'Universal Cog-wheel Wringer,' and for sale by

Z.8.WHEELEB, .^No 6 Mechanic's Block, Mais Street, TBBBE HAUTE, IND. Doty's "Wagon Jack," cheap, simple and effl clent, for sale by Z. 2. WHBKLSB. d21dlf*S wtf

Where yoa will find a Choice Assorts mejt of

A N O O O S

Selected especially for the Holidfcy trade, consisting in part, of tfraiPeari, hxtcmsM Bogwood,

nv.

."S

iMaPR' „.i

or Holiday Presenlis

ajfw CALL AT

N I E S ^.illS Mailt Street,^

I f:"

Lace and Embroidered Collars, lace and Embroidered iPdli'rs,

Plain and Far-lined Gloves,

[In Kid, Buck and Cloth,]

Mfur

Velvet Purses, Morocco Purses,

Ladies' Ladies'

AN1IQVE, CAMEO,

AND JET PINS,

FANCY BASKETS,

Broclie Scarfs,

In flhort, we have beautiful Presenta for Old and Toung. Oall, and we will take pleasure in showing you the Stock.

remind qur friends that ouir iog constantly reploniahed with

We wou Stock is

New and Desirable Goods,

For Winter wear, such as

Broctie Shawls, Cloaks,

Knit Shawls, Woolen Shawls

AND

BBESS GOODS!

Atittman,

MECHANICIAN,

No. 201 Main Street, ketween 8th A 7tb Sla.,

Terre Haute, Ind. MODELS SHD Dmwisos NEATH RXCCVTKO. Sewing Machines and other Light Machinery re-. paired to give satisfaction. Broech-Loading Shet-Qons alter tbe celebrated French Pattern, nmdff from new or old material, may 9dly

Horses,mules

and hogs.

—I will sell on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays, between the hoars of 8 o'clock A.M. and 12 M.,at the Publio Pound in the olty of Terro Haute, to the highest bidder, at publio auction, all kogs that may havo besn on any of th*se days within tha Public Pound more than twelve hours and all the horses or mulas that may hare been ia sald-Pouad more thaniwoMi^ys.^

oct 30 01tyMsa*hal.

HAUTE

COM'Ii CJOL

OLD COOBT HO DBS BUILDING. book-keeping by single and double entry. In all lis forms, as pertaining to business lllh iRnimanship and Arithmetic. Terms within reach o( all For further partlculartr, addresa tM'Prfaotpal, aepZ7dly B. OABV1N.

pLAUSSEN, BISHOWS&Y &

v/ Importers and Jobbers of NOTIONS ANU TOYS, W O S A I A S S

ptmmnalnattoas

GROCERIES, TMAcmiTiaii

Utf

owoi Tuttaa k. a. nm

E. R. BRYANT

(8uoosaaors to

.......96 00 ^a.. io oo .. 20 00

to tha

ASSOCIAflOIf,

1 3 O us

Somm •«ika*» Vrsa*!. COfcUMBOS, OHIO UH. W.Baaah, Sac'y.

sua. inttv. declOsodlm

H. TDFTBKB,)

rorwnrAins tom«»lon Mercli»iit« DXALKKs'ra

Groin, Fltnr. and Salt. 'rf -S TiJ? Hlgk^it nsartet trtae paid ior all kiiuis of

Agents for8 STAB UNTO* LINB. Ware House on Main Meat tha X. B. I. ft. B. fitp* .[JMwtf

Jbu.lt iS(

1868.,

...

*. ..

-i* Mtmd

.7'

A W O O

•**A FIXE STOCK OF"

*n:

Hdiday Goods,

Suitable for JP aw. —K .4

E S E N

DRESS GOODS, SHAWM

HANDKERCHIEFS, KNIT GOODS, KMBB0IDKRI

«Ttxcar—

falttAr*

-takW

S PATTi&NS,

(Marked fireeofChttgeJf S And a LargeTISsorlmeot of

KNI0K KNACKS

111 Main

ASTROLOGY.

O O O

I36OJKGWSFOB

*1.000 T® ANY PERSON WHO WILL'EQUAL MADAMS BAPHABL IN THB

TAMK

Mrs 8. McILVAINB, South 4th St.

I am deUghtad with Doty's Washing Maohtne. and,think there ia no implement for household ecoBomyraoretifsefbl.

7,y

Mrs «. WILMOTH. Sooth4th 8t.

^e have used Doty's Washer 8 months, and 1 cheerfully Indorse the above testlmo'ny in Ital fnvor. ..Mrs S. BANNISTEB, Southed St.

UE^EVEJR-FAlLiN^ MAiAr BAPUAKL is the best. flho sncGoad# when all athers hare failed. AfPwho aTetb troublo—«U who hare heea unfortunate—all whose fond hopes have been diMppolutej, crushed and bl»ste4 by ftlae promtaea »nj jUceit—all who havo boon misled and trilled wlfli—all fly to har for advice and satis(actiea. All who are in doubt of tho,aflsctlons of those thoy lore.oouaclthar to relieve and aattsty their minds'.' W*

In lore Affairs She Never Falls

Bhi has the "secret of wlnqjii^ tho affpctiotA Si ,|hac«paaUa -m*« ahe showaeu the lik^ya* »l roprTuture wife or husband, or abse'nt friend.—

MfS gaMe* the stogie, to B'tLupy idkTriago, makes the married happy. Uor aid antl ptlvjee has boon solicited in iunnmeratile &stanceS, A{i(l the result has always besn the means of securing a

Speedy and Happy Marriage,

She rt, UitareRjre, a sure depbnilanie:'' ft tsr I kuo)«u to the public atlaxae Ua^alie aaaihatUH, and sfiels theonly person In this country wlm Km show tUalihsaeis In reality, aild win can gltoeaire satlsfactiou oa all tho concerns ot wliiah dan be teated aud proted bjr'tbonsan'ilf^othtif' rieiLaud single, who daily, aad eagerly

To all in business her advice is liiralnaV'e jjljo •an foretell," with the gr*ato«t certainty, t#e re suit of all cotnmorclaland busluess trausnctious.

Lottery numbera glrun wiUwut oxtra okus. MADAMB RAPHAKL is a bona fld«* Astrojogist that every one depend upon. Slielrtttsftreat-

pb£AstrologlsteanU19

of nineteenth crutury. it

that well-knowfl fact tliatmakes llllterniepretendura copy bar adrertissmonts and it toiwitaie her.

Madame Baphaal la the seventh daughter of th* sereoth daughter she was bora with a urt,ural gift ube cau foretell

vtry

ttibngliU. S ia

also cures drunkenness. .• -«•. All interaiaws strictly private aud cuufldential. A« a Female Physician her remedies nevaf fail to cure all female irregularities, and to produce tho monthly Mow, without danger or ex ignore.— Thoy can not injure, but. on tbe contrari. tbnj improve the health. r-.Viiil'

Thsoefore, come vne, come all, to .J

II fiiekind, b«t. Ceitnl knm toi Jobo. Clneinnati, Ohio. TIKMS.—Ladies, Oentlemeu, «i,4U.' M.y.—The Madame will answucno Muksytii. out a fee of 91 anda 3*cent stamp is inclosed.

AdOre* Ldfcfc Bbx 531. au^34W1y

MUSICAL.

,T— hl

All COMPEIiTOJRS

iUCUlBSON^S UEW METHOD For tliet Fianoit^rtOj BE1N0 TIIE

Only Book (lie Teneher Kcqnlrrfi, i' aim The: Jtoak Nnrrfifa Is AttmcM Its lcsaons arb adapted to PaptlsxiT'UlI a^ej, apd_itsi exercises attractive aod*useful in uvury Stage at advancement. This Ifodk has, on acceuntof its actual merit, become the standard work of Piano instruction, and the only one which evory woll-informed Teacher and tietfatar uses. Prico $3,73 Sent post-paid.

OLIVER D1TSON (TO., Pnbttshers, Boston. JHA3. H. DJTSON A CO., 711 Broadwajt^N. Y. /*3 tchd

THE MUSICAL MIRROR!

A Vjluma of Klsmuntary Instructiaa in Vac»l Music, with numerous Practical Exercises, attractively erranged uioTi an original plan fegeth. er with a OaixccneM oi MVAIS..Jiaruionioualy adapted to Sfacred'and Secular Words. Tbe wliole rspeclally.dselgued foarPubtta Schools, Oollegen, and Pinging" Classes. Price 76 couts. Copies mailed beet-paid.

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