Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 January 1868 — Page 4

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Friday

"BAILBOAD TIME TABIS.

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If, lOUlg, ALTON AKB WW® HAUTE. iUUTl. SSie'i. ....~~K*pr®ss--iKS* J?:rrr::^S&i—«8 S: 4:10 r. *...Mattoon Accommodation... 10:00 A. 1. eVASBYILLS.AlTO CRA.WT0KB8YILL*. tun. ,AMrv*. •40 a .... Accommodation.. —.4:16 r. p?

BOCXVXLL* *XT*WMOS.

1UT1. 4:26 P. *.

TO-DAY'S JADVEBTISEMENTS

Co-Partnership Notice—H. 4 Co. Wanted—A Qirl C. B. Peddle.

it?

5° above zero.

NbwFIRM.—H.Robinson, Eiq.,has

aociated with himself our young friend I

Chas. L. Braman, and under the firm of H. RoWnson & Co. will continue the wholesale and retail notion trade.

IVJudge Maxwell has recovered from his indisposition sufficiently to resume his seat on the bench of the Common Pleas Court. The jury in the Wingate Blach case failed to agree, and were discharged Wednesday morning.

Nsw

Mdbic.—J.

Fill Your Blanks.—Under

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—y T?YPP^CSQ I The capital of Indiana was removDAll^*• ed from Corydoti to IntiiitJtapolison the 1st of January, 1826. The Legislature held its seeaios£ in tiie, Court House (yet

TKItBK-HAUTK, IND

Mornlngt JMBWy IWlul868jatantfifrg ilnl'in nee) until 1834, when tha .present State House was complete^ at a coet of $60,000,^^.-, gcc* :,.*'-

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jlgU HAUTB AND INDIAKATOLI8. A»BIVB urn. ifc« A. ^"-"•••••"•'y„r,r —•.» F. ... 3:10 r." Ju^^".t3xpress...—""""*" 1^® I" 11! simple remedy, can be easily tested by any

Bxprw* I who hive been so unfortanate as to get

CITY AND STATIC ITEHp. I

LindeaMma,

the old

law township assessors were required to make their report of assessment of taxes on the first Monday in June. Under th^ new they are required to report on the second Monday of April. They are thui cut short two months in the time for do' ing their work. It will therefore behov^ tax payers to fill their blanks promptly^ and have them ready When balled for.

THS J3ELL Rinoibs.—The

Mayor's Court.—John

their feet and limbs frozen during this cold weather. "Make one or two applications of boiled lye of wood ashes, made so strong as to be quite slippery between the fingers. This lye should settle, be drained off,

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bou^",

The Peak ~Faanly Bell Bingers ones having been received at the opening givetheir last entertainment to-night. of the last session. Twenty-two were dis8 [charged ftfctfao close of tbo last terra, and

•pry y#*rd.y morning

Didn't everybody outdoors walk Jon® was accidentally drowned, leaving, at

rOold

Our ice men feel jubilatit^ls the [tory. prospect of an abundant ice crop brightm.

•The pork trade is rapidly nearing

a close.

few wagon lots were in town

Jcided tp\ wear their hair gray and we

fta*|]eBrn that

faghionab!e)

Cfcolfemo

with the

the

music dealer, sends us a new composition by Messrs. Meininger and Long, an ex ceedtngly sweet melody, entitled "One Sweet Kiss, and then Good Night!" It is dedicated to Miss Mary E. Turner, of this city.

MT The First Baptist Sunday School of Indianapolis, is perhaps, the largest Sunday School in the State. It numbers 16 officers, 54 teachers and 568 scholars total, 637. During the past nine months the school has raised the sum of $568 98 for various purposes.

Affriculturali.it

TShEclaUd, *TJie animal is thoroughly do* mestic, and the surprise is that no per-' sistent efforts have bqen miide ta improve our stock by an^dfiiixture of buffalo blood. stjo'V

Advertising

evening

meetings in the several churches last .evening kept many away from the concert of the Peak Family at Dowling Hall, still there was a good sized audience in attendance, and a most charming programme

waa rendered, which was received with I y°° have to sell, there are many p«opl| ready to buy, even in the most depressed decided Cavor. Many new feature* have

been added since their last visit, making I

tff- Prof. Olcott informs us the com pellng of children to leavo the rooms at recess, especially in cold or inclement weather, is not one of the "akule rules," nor does it meet his approval. Ventilation and exercisc are important, but like everything else, may be carried to extremes. We hear the complaint coming from several parents, and only alluded to the matter in the kindliest feeling, that any improper exposure of the children

especially those of tender years, may be cially those of Aog»!a and Lockland, have guarded against.1^" 5

Keilly, got

drunk again and abused his family, and on being presented before actisg Mayor Z. Smith, was fined |25j with costs amounting to $7 50 more. Failing 4o pay he was sent to jail to board it out.

The polioe when they made the arrest yesterday morning found this brute had driven his family out of the house, and the children, six in number, were discovered in an old wood-shod endeavoring to keep warm. 8* I

Thos. Koofe ^nd George O'Brien for being drunk and acting in a disorderly manner were assessed $7 60 each.

Cambridge City, Wayne county,

Ind., baa railroads running out of it in seven different directions, with tho pros* p«ct of another new connection in a short time. Beal estate has advanced over one hundred per cent in the past year, and the amount of business done in the place has been more titan doubled.— Richmond, on the other hAnd, is at stand-still, on account of her failure to secure any of the new roads running through Wayne county. Bo says ft letter from the latter place.

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v^-f^a«sjisi®f *-$&£

Fbostjsd Fiet.—The

fol«

I lowing cure for frosted feet is going the rounds of

and have a large handful

common salt to each quart of lye mixed With it. It should be qnite warm, and the limbs submerged for one or two

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From the report of the Superin

tendent of the Deaf and Dumb Assylum of Indiana, we learn that the number of

pupils instructed during the year has been

bun(lre^ ftnd

ninety-two, thirty new

~,A the date of tho report one hundred and

^aj£ .n

attendftncej alftrger Dumber

than at any one time in its previeus hiss

Gbit Hair.—A

who

JJYE FOR

number of wealthy

and fashionable ladies of New York city,

have been in the habit of using hair-

the

yesterday sdllng at from $6@$7. (have become convinced that the use of many of these compounds is highly detriWedid not dare look at a ther« mental to the health, in many instances mometer until nine o'clock yesterday causing the most deplorable consequences, morning, and then the mercury was only Jsunh as dimness of sight, intense beadache, vertigo, etc. These ladies have da-

purpose of coloring their hair»

Success

ness:.i|9

geagon8

Business.

The New York Tiibune has the follow ing upon the value of advertising, and every practical business man will confirm what it says of the present state of bnsi-

k'iia&trfcM'

Prudence *na economy, of course, are the two great lessons to be learned but there is one part of these lessons, which in dull times is especially apt to be forgotten. Be sure of one thing whatever

Find them ont show them your

waraa

a really pleasing and interesting enter- er than another. When buyers are retainment. They give their last performance to-night.

persuade them to buy of you raths

luctant, sellers must be active. It is neither cheap nor sensible to sit still behind vour counter, and wait for the bustle of'trade to revive. When business is dull, that is the very time to advertise. In the first place, that is the very time when you most need to advertise and in the second, that is when people devote most time to reading the newspapers, and when your advertisement, consequently, is most generally seen. A few dollars thus invested will do more t« revive a sluggish business than anything else in -the world.«',i -|i h^i fr if

How TO AVOU) AILBOAD ACCIDENTS —The recent railroad disasters, and espe-

1 awakened attention to the necessity of aomo method for their prevention. The

tfgf A Massachusetts Yankee has gtt greatest attention is paid to the prevention up a chicken factory. He can hatch eggs more economically without than with the aid of the hen. A box divided into stories for spreading out the eggs, and a lamp to keep the temporature at 80 to 100 degrees, constitute the apparatus. The heat it communicated to the box by pipes, and four cents worth of oil per day will hatch seventeen dozen healthy chickens out of as many eggs. But how to raise them after tbey are hatched is an important question.

offirW' from the stove, and the systems propo*se3 are numerous and may yet be made practical. Almost every one has hia favorite theory, the last of which, published sa a Buffalo paper, is as follows:

Let the Toof be loose and unattached to the sides o! the car by any fastenings whatever, but secured in its place on the top of the car by means of a groove along the top and end and sides of the car, say two or three inches deep let the roof be made in divisions, say five or six feet wide, at each end of these divisions let there be an iron flange or tenon fit easily into the groove. The roof would not be in the least affected by the jolting or oscillation of the cars, but the moment that it fell on its sides, the roof would fall flat on the ground, and leave the passengers to walk or orawl out.

The idea is worthy the attention of the pufrliQ, 'i

19" The foilowing clipped from the New Albany Commereial,

letter box. As non ame accompanied it, we are fain to believe that one or both of the teachers belong in this city. It would be just like some of them:

We heard of a happy incident which occurred during the session of the State Teachers' Association in this city last week. It seems that two of the teaches, one a mate, the other fsmale, havihg heard that Bayard Taylor once said that a view from the hills bank of the city was aa finQ as any he had Overseen in his travels, concluded to ascend the knobs and tee for themselves. After much puffing and blowing they reached, the summit, when they sat down to rest and behold. The scene was .truly beautiful to them, and it was doubtless very pleasant, a« the gentleman would pause ever and* anon to imprint a fond kiss upon the ruby lip* of his fur companion. This little by-play was not intended for other eyes, save those of the fair recipient yet nevertheless, it was witnessed by an innodsnt party, who stood

esifiiririi Mil

spellbound at no great distance from the scene. Soma time had been spent in this delightful entertainment, when the parties returned to this city, and confirmed all that Bayard Taylor had said about the handsome view.

The moral of this o'er tru# atdry is a good one. Young gentlemen and ladies, fond of looking at beautiful things from elevated places, should be caialul lert Kme one not afar off is as well entertained as

themselves,

tire pres», and as it ig a very

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Blahkkts! Blankets!!—Great

iiitui

The "Cold Snap."—Keep

Wahtxd—A

at 2 o'clock.

gray hair is fast becoming

and Is held by dealers at

double the price askert for other colors. As high as forty, and even seventy-five, dollars have been paid in that city for a verv small bunch of gray hair. ir-^(f

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Buffalo.—Mr.

Robert Wick I iff, of Lexington, Ky., crossed bis stoclt With the buffalo. Having obtained a fine three-quarter buffalo bull, be bred bis cows to him several years. Ho found the quarter bloods to be 1 larger than either parents—made excellent beef, hardy, long-lived oxen, with great strength and activity and, though he did not teat tho milking qualities of the cows, he found that their calves that run wit.h the cows were fatter than those of, the common stock. Mr. James P.Swain, of Bronsville, N. Y., had a half-breed cow, which be lately killed, and the editor of the

dined upon the

I beef, and pronounced it superior to the common breeds. Mr. Swain has a quarter buffalo heifer which so far resembles the Jerseys that he thinks that breed must have originated from a cross with the buffalo. Buffalos have bees taken to

bar

gains in Blankets at the Boston Store, 111 Main street.

Saxton & Walmslky.

fgf Lockwood's linen finished Collar, the best collar in use, reduced to 2ft oants per box, at Erlanger's. dlt

|y The reputation of Thomson's •'glove-fitting" Corset is extending tar and wide. It is the most elegant, comfortable and durable corset ever made. Call and see them at Saxton & Walmsley's. dlt

warm get

a pair of All-Wool Blankets from Saxton A Walmsley's, 111 Main street. dlt

few table boarders at Mrs'

|N. B. Markles. Enquire at the south' West corner of Ohio and Sixth streets. d2t

A fen more choice spaces left in

'McDonald's Business Mirror, at the Postoffice. Persons wishing to jjjsert^their cards will please call early. d2t

IVAuction sale of fine Furs to-day at Marvin's. tf

Fubs!FuebI—Sable,

Mink, Biver Mink,

Fitch and Coney at Marvin'sf JLOo street, for a few days only.

Main tf.

Furs at auction at Margin's, to day tf.

fl^Auction sale of Furs, at 2 o'clock, by Marvin, 106 Main St. tf.

j&F Four pduridft of 6offee for $1 bo at Ray & Bailey's. dtf 'V

Diamond and silver 'powder for dressing tta hair, at M|bah JfeOo'A dtf.

Go to E. R. Wright & Co's. for

Cranberry a, Basins, .Currantes Citron, Turkeys and Oystftrs. (9" New hams, frealTegga and butter,, N. Y- factory eheese, at A.

Son's,

)9* Best assortment ol men's and boys' hats and caps in the city at N..Westfall's, 85 Main street. dtf.

Who are first to meet the decline

in Coffee four pounds for $1 dl

WSf Fresh arrival of choice Tees and Coffee at E, R. Right Sc Co's, 155 Main street. dtf of Pennsylvana

Choic article

E. R. Wrght's'

Buckwheat Flour at 155 Main street. 15'

Twenty*five cents for a pound of

Coffee four pounds for. $1 00, at Ray & Bailey's, dtf

Don't Fail

to see Mahan & Co.'s Fan-

cy Goods. They are cheap. dtf

Fine Teas, Coffees, Sugar*, Syrups, ft Son'

Ac., at A. C. Fourth street.

Fo*ko*r- N'SfSftuth -18-dtf

fgr A. O. Furrow ft Son have just poened an entire new stock of groceries on South Fourth street, near the Market House. 18dtf.

Poultry, game, peach blow pota

to apples, cranberries, at

Fes,

& Sand-,

urrow

on's

South Fourth street.

i3dtf. pf

Removed.—The

Singer Sewing Mar

chine Office has been removed to T. H. Riddle's, 151 Main street, 26-dtf

(9* Decline in Heating Stoves and a large stock, at 6£ Main street. 26,dwtf

W. W. Shannon.

Fine assortment of. Coal Cooking

Stoves, five different varieties from Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and BvansvilJe, at No 63 Main street. 26,dwtf

W. W. Shannon.

t0T Weston is a great

walker

therefore for

dtf.

we find in our

utility

Economt

buy the

inger Sewing Machine of Riddle, 151 Main street. 25»dtf

tSBT" Go to Riddles /br1 Sewing Machine, Zephyr Worsted,Dress Trimmings, and other goods, at low price. 151 Maip street Ai 25-dtf

We advise all wanting «ound and

reliable insurance, to insure with the Phwnix of Hartford. Cash assets $1,076,383 85.

Havens

ft Co., Agents.

Office over Donnelly's Drug Stote. 17dw3m _____

and

Says

Comto&t.—Cory

Enos Strouse is nOw opening in

Col. McLean's new building a splendid stock df clothing and"jiece goods, together with furnishing goods of every description. He will also continue to keep a full stork at his old stand, No. 84 Main street. (19,dtfi

|0** Our popular and well known butcher, Jo Rupp, ha* established a meat stand, on the south side of Main street between 6th and 7th, near Lockwood's tin store, and from this time forward will keep the best meats in market. Bupp'* best Jersey sausage can be had at hi* stand at all times.

S. R.

ose j,

We have determined to close

,S JOHNSTON

our stock of Beady-made Clothing witH A IiECTURES a view of changing our business to tha*. It JMl.JX, JJXUV A of M«rchant TaUoring and Gent's, Furiiishing Goods, exclusively, and in order to do so, wili«ffi»r pvt entire stock of Beady-made Clothing at net cost for new goods, and the bulk of the stock carried Dver from last year, at much below cost, br eosA.

We mean just what we say, and will do all we promise! Gent's Furnishing Gkjods, and Clothing made to order at greatly reduced prices. Call in and examine «ur etock.^It^ tnuoh the beat in the city. f-Bg#

2dwtf' No. 81 Main Street.

BUSINESS DIWECTORY,

ATTORNEYS. IT

Wm. E. McL«an, 9G Main street. Win. I. Hendrich, over First National Bank. Balrd Craft, 82 Main Street.

Musty

A Satfell, Third at., under Masonic HaB. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. J. A. Vrvdagb, corner Main and Fifth. Cliff ft WiUUma, corner Ninth and Mulberry. ijJB AKERS. Frtnk H«tnig & Bro., Lsfayette Street.

BILL POSTING ,ftvi] y*Xft

Geo. W. Beifanider, at this office. '. BOOTS AND SHOES. Henry Lajmau, Lafayette atreet. N. Andrews, Uain street, bet. fifth and Sixth Chas. E. Buggies, 16 North Fourth street. Leibing & Taenzer, near cor. Main and 7th. fe^BOOKS AND STATIONERY it*8

Bartlett fc Austin, 101 Main street. j. r.^McDoaald,Foeto fflce Lobby.

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, ftC.vv Brokaw Brow, A Co., 100 Main Street. COMMISSION AND GRAIN.*%£ E. R, Bryant A Co., East Main Street. John Uaney&Go., First St., on Canal Basin.

COAL DEALERS.

T. C. Grover, Third street north Main. E. 7. Morrill, 10T Main street. John McFaTlane, at County Scales, Ohio street. Richard McElroy, aoathwest cor. Public Square.

CLOTHING.

Knot Strouse, 04 and 110 Main street.

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Hartsoct & Bannister, 79 Main street. Johnston 4 Miller, 81 Main street. DENTISTS.v SEC..O. Llncolnj 6th St., between Main arid Ohioy

B. VanValzah, 101 Main atreet. J.Richardson,Ohio street, bet. Third auil,4lii. DRY GOODS. Tuell, Ripley & Co., corner 5th and Main straot. W. S. HyceA Co., 77 Main atreet. Brokaw Bros. A Co., 109 Main street." C. Wittig & Co.. 73 Main street. A. Nippert & Co.', 116 Main atreet. Edaall 4 Co., corner Fourth and Main atreet Saxton & Walmaley, 111 Main atreet. Cornellua Jfc Uaggerty, corner Main and Third

O. Fukbow

DRUGGISTS.

South Fourth street. 18dt£.

IShDiamond and silver powder for Ball aud fancy dress partiea, at Maban A Ca's dtf. tgf Large assortment of ladies' and gentlemen's .and children's .'furs'.,at N. Westfall's, 85 Main street. dtf.

S*Aundry

Ray&00. Bailxy,

Marklo O. K. Flour, buckwheat

flour, new meal, and hominy at A. C.

Furrowcorn

& SoN'sf South Fourth street 18dtf

Canes.—Gold

head and fancy canes,

uat received, at John B. Freeman's, No 5, Warren's Block. dtf.

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Ira Grover, Fourth atreat, opposite Market. Birr, Gnlick 4 Berry, corner Main and Fourth. 1. Ii. Mahan 4 Co., Corner Main and Sixth. |l. 4 H, A. Davis, corner Main and Third.

EXPRESS COMPANIES. Adama, E. B. Allen, Agent, 6 Mecbanica Saw. FOUNDRY AND MACHINE.SHOPS '1 tfig'o

and Machino Shop, Soatii, Smifl

4 Co., near T. H. 4 I. and E. 4 C. R. R. Freight

^PhOBnix Foundry and Machine Shop, McElfresh, Dangler 4 Co., corner 9th and Kagle, noar Passenger Depot. GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTER

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third. HATS AND CAPS. N. Westfail, 85 Main Street. Joseph O. Vates, South Third street.

HOTELS.

National House, corner Sixth and Main. Clark House, corner Ohio and First. Buntin House, south-east corner Public Square. Terre llanse Houfe, corner Maiaand Sevonth. Stewart Houae, Second street, north of Maiu. Early House, West end Main street.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. R. Buckell, South Fourth street. Win. B. Manning, Ohio St.,

East of 4th. »jf£,j

\V. Howard Maun Ing, Cherry St., between 31 and 4th. INSURANCE AGENTS.

Havens4 Co., corner Main and Fifth. Scott^&'Crane, Main street, east of Kifth^H-* JEWELLERS,,, S. B. Freeman, 74 Main street. John B. Freeman, 6 Warren's Block

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J. G. tiindemann, 91 Main Btreet. L. Klssner, Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street. MECHANICIAN. A. Tittman, 201

Main street. MILLINERY.

Mrs. M. H. Abbott, opposite Post Office. Mrs. M. A. Walter, 85 Main street, up 6talra. MONUMENTS—SCOTCH GRANITE

Jas. G. Wilson, P. 0. Box 734. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. T. H. Biddle, 151 Main atreet. NOTIONS, TOYS, FANCY GROCE

RIES.

Claussen, Bichowsky 4 Co., Main street, neaV

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OMNIBUS LINE.

C. Miller, orders at Tost Offlco. PORK PACKERS. Wm. J. Reiman 4 Co., Office 85 Main street.

PLUMBER.

R. Buckell, South Fourth struct. KESTAURANT. J. B. Oshe, 149 Main street.

RETAIL GROCERS.

Ray 4 Baily, Fourth street. South of Post OSJce, E. B. Wright 4 Co., 165 Main street. ||A. C. Furrow 4 Son, south Fourth street..

STOVES AND TINWARE. B. Ii. Ball, Main atreet. 8. B. Henderson, Fourth street. South of P. 0 J. B. Hagerty 4 Co., 187 Main street. WW. Shannon, 63 Main street.

SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS. J. A. Foote, 66 Main strest. UNDERTAKER.

Josh

Billings a great taMwr, but the Singer a great seicer

Isaac Ball, corner Third and Cherry. WOOLLEN GOODS. John N. R»iz, 60 Main street.

Mancourt are agents for the improved Rubber Moulding. Keeps out cold, rain, mud and dust prevents rattling of sash. Try it on your aoora and windows. dtf

using

Stove Pipeonet—By, Damfek

Hubbard's

warranted to save

one-fourth of the fuel or the money refunded. Over two hundred are now in use in this city, every one of whioh gives entire satisfaction. For sale the old stand on Third streets

Ibaat

hover.

dtf.

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tST Just received a new lot of Silver Ware of the newest patterns. All interested in making Chriatmu Presents should look at these goods' bilfore making purchases as they ate the handsomest g«oda in the market, and include Presents of small cost ariMsllAB larg«.

Freeman's New Stoke,-

161 Main street, Nation*!. Hotel Bloek. 1

LOCAL NOTICES.

Huff's Malt Extract—Beverage of Health, Is a beverage particularly adapted tor«r sons of weak and ilobilitated constitution, and all those who are laboring under dyspepsin, loss of appetite, scrofnla, chlorosis, etc., general debility, and derangement of the whole system.

HOFF'S MALT IXTELf

takes the place of, and is snporior to, al-, porter •arid spirituous liquors as a remedial »Kar.t, and in all cases where slightly stimulative hererngps and tonic are needed.

hoff's malt extract

is, since the short time of its introduction, already used Jjy the first families of this city, and prescribed by the roost eminent physicians, whose approval and jicomiums have been bestowed upon tHis wonderful drink. ..

Mr. C. P. Wagner, No. 273 Ninth ave., N. T., says: "Tour Malt Extract is not only a very pleasant beverage, but also a very efficacious one.

Depot, No. 643 Broadway.

8deodlw MAHAN 4 Co., Agents.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. O

PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

Tha undersigned have formed a Co-Partner-•hip sito the name and style of H. Beblnson 4 Co., to continue the Wholesale and Betail Notion Bwnesa, at 10S Main Street.

HKN&T KOBINSON^.^

JaSdlw CHARLES L. BBAM&N.

FOR SALE.

t?OR SALE.—House and Lot in Xaatarn part of the City, half square from national Koad. Honae contelna three rooma, Oiatera ia the kitchen. Price, $5SO, If sold within the next ten daya. Tltlo good. Apply at tka newa room of this office. Jan •.

T?OR SALE.—On North Firs Street, a frame dwelling, containing nim rooms, with urn and^out-houaea, together with l^two, or three lota.

WILLIAM MTXBS.

XpOR SALE—Pour, Frame jHouse J? One of B\«, two of six, and pne of mm roosaa. I will Mil theee honaea very low, and ea «aeaabl« tanna. Apply to T.J. FO

It BIST,

i4dtf Near oaraer 3d and Ohio Streets.

ir-.-.-Tag-.i^ '•"-ftiiTr^iaf-i v-vi-vr

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AMUSEMENTS.

tfjM fourth Ettcture of tha OourBo will b» deUTettdon

Friday

Efeniog,

On,

Millik,

January 17th,

At DOWIilHG HAM, —BT—

R13JV. J. c. FLETCHERj The Coletratcd Brazilian Trsr*lef. SUBTEOT: TWO TI0NAR1ID M1U8 UP THIS AMAZON

BBAZIL AND TKOPXOAI, LIVE.

Admission... Cents RESERVED SEATS.. 75 CENTS. For sale oa Monday 13th inst., at Bartlett 4 Austin's, and at McDonald'* News Depot.

Doots open at 7 o'clock Lecture begins at 8. edtd

JjOWLING HALL.

Two Grand Concerts I

Thursday and Friday Evenings,

t,fa JANUARY 9th and lOlli,

Thet Original Peak Family!

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V. W. O'Connell, Main etreet east of Fourth. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. R. Garrln. Principal, corner 6th and Maiu.

YQCallsts, Harpist* and

SWISS BELL RINGERS!!

Since their laat visit to this city, they have added

their already Popular Tronpo, the cele

brated BERGER FAMILY, VOCALISTS, HARPIVT8 AND TI0LINI8I8. Making fnnrtecn in nuaiVer. Erervthing New,

BrilUint «nd Altractlvo.

Cards of Admission 60 cents

Childreri under I2years ..25

Tickets for sale at Buckingham 4 Brown's Bookstore. Doors open at o'clock. Concert commences at 7% o^clock. WM. H. PEAK, pjfjj Proprietor and Manager.

WANTED.

None gh»r need apply. C. B. PEDDLE, Cor. 9ih 4 Mulberry Htraeis.

ianlOitf

STOVES AND TINWARE.

Large Stock

,: AT

S. R. HENDERSOFS,

Four Doors South oj the Po*t Office, on Fourth Street.

KNOWING

with ail the Modern Improvements and conveniences. 3trtes for Offlcos, Stores, Cuurches, Hotfls, Dinlng-jlobms, Bod-rosnjs, any and all kinds aivltvs {or prices, He Defies Competition!

Hniscoufldeut'.tat he liaB bought

anybody can, aud is determined not to he

N E S O I

MUSIC DEALERS.

impoGfliiblftthat anybody should have

Stoves, for »o

ALL ARE WARRANTED

With Cooking Stoves he glvea

More Furniture thau Is Usually Given and delivers all Stores in the oity Free of Charge I

In addition to Stoves he keeps a general assortment of Tin. Iron aud Copper Ware, Prcsaou Ware,

The New

French

Patent Mirror Smoothing Irons.

These Jroas UaTo the Dew hiclino-1 h&mlia, aa3

Patent Chilled Iron Face,

which retains the l:eat

common (met.

g^». r'.frW^' •jtfgg^ftti«asriU»wii£'i* ig vJtov^Nww*#*"' *a#*AvsAss*-' xiWSjfW

DRY^COOOS.

EDSALL m.

CLOAKS, MASKED DOWH

POPLINS, MABKBJ) DOWN.

MERINOES,

MAItIOET

.-wtnz#

OTANTED—A Girl VV work. Good, wages will petent girl*

that the Public has

long demanded better'class of Stoves than has heretofore been generally^oBered in thi market, S. R. HKNDKRSON has thia season selected with great cars, from the most popular and Celebrated Patterns knows in the country East or West, an assort* mentor cooking an* Heatlag Stoves, inch as are raroly ever collected together in one Housee

Among his stock may he fonnd tho

oi almost

PLAIDS,

to do house-

be glvon a com-

leading Btov-

every promintqt\ mtnofuctwrtr i* the

cotin-

Heating and Parlor Stoves,

itrn

as low

bkttbe

better are made,

ons third longer than tin

Stove Pipe of all sizas and kinds,

constantly on hand, and no 'jxtrs charge for riveting Joints together. Bayers wilt ceriaial save money by calling on

S. B. HENDERSON,

SVurth Streat, 4 doors South of the Post Office. so88dwtf

gEYEN CAR LOADS oir

S O E 3 S Jnst received imri will be Bold at tho LOWEST BOTTOM FKICES, at BALX-i'H.

S I

^SL

of tho Leading Stovea in the Mark«t

Home Companion, three sizes. General Grant, three slpes* Charter, four sixes.

f-vT V-

Enter prist, jour sizes. Forest. Qiwen, four sizes. Riti'cr, siw sixes.

All warrant»d the b»st in th» Market, at

BALL'S.

HAGERTY & CO.,

a Aru prepared to do nil Irlone O W O '"sren AS

Roofing, Guttering, Coppersmith Work, And Repairing of all Kinds.

We have also tbo Agencf for

•, EKNHRTT & MASSirS CELEBRATED Phasnix Warm Air Furnace, Of yriilch s« have already pnt up several, to the entire satisfaction of the parlies using, tlum, whom wecau at all times refer.

All kinds of Furnaces repaired and pnt op in complete order,and the work warranted, A general assortment of TISWARE on haul »i all times. Give ua a call at

No. 187 Main Street,

Bat. «h a 7th Sta„ TKRKK HAUTE. IKD 2 novlqdtf.

IOO AQRICULTURAL SOCIETt.

The annual meeting of the Society for the election of Directors, will tnke place at Mr. Dowling's Offioe, under Dowling Hall, on Katurday, January llth, 1S68, at S o'clock P. M.

All persons interested in the Agricultural, llorticnltural and Mechaulcal Interests of the couuty are requested to attend the meeting.

By order of the Hoard, JOKH WEIB, Jos. Oilbkbt, President. Secretary. [dJldw2w]

T^ISSOLUTIOH

JL7 SHIP. Thepirtnerahipheretofore exlatingand known at Seath, Smith & Co.,

Maohine Works, is this .day diaaolved by mutual consent, Mr. L. A. Smith retiring from the firm. The business will hereafter be conducted nnder the name and style of Heath 4 Co., who assume all liabilities of the old firm.

JAMES SBATR. "4 LYNDON A. SMITH

jaSdlw HKNBt H. BEACH.

rABINET

AND OAKPENTES

\J WOBK. The ondorsighed wonld respectfully announce to the citiieus of Terre Haute and vicinity, that he is prepared to do jobs in the Oabinet Carving and Carpenter line. Also, repairingjrnrniture done in the beet Style. A. MCENQH, Kaai Nattoaal Bead, one-half Square eaat of 011berfa. deo6d3m

DOWN

REPS, MARKED DOWX I

COBURGS:

MAJRKEJ DOWN.

r' «X*S??A Wt}« "\1. if"-

hHtoWk

ALPACAS,: "'5

MARKED DO Tl N.

'i: MARKED DOWS,

UNDEKWEAR,

t." s--'

,•:*! o?

and Low Prices,

Edsall & Co.,' iiviff!*! til «i 8bttt

iTiifci'

ov/

Grabd (-losliig Sale 1 I, I W 1', 'X tuiJ' tJlWfr tf

•.i tui

ti*r i-

1.If*

•Sri- AT

Ware,

Spoons, Ladles, Preserving Kettles, Muffin Ba kers, Wafflo Iron* aui the very newest thing tit, the

4ii

t,~

WINTER, DRY GOODS

pht

I'*.

TUELL, RIPL1SY & C0.S'

I Vvi

ii' '50 ', 70ibr.

Drv Goods Emporium. 'r I iv v.v/' iWjofc. if.:

J-

$50,0001 ... •,

Worth of Seasonable Dry Goods, to bo

aold at prices

ASTONISHINGLY LO Wll

50 pieces French Merinos to bo sold at' 75 cents. Former priao $1.25. 200 pieces Assorted Dress Goods to be sold at 25, 40, and 50 cts. Former price, 50, 75 and $1,00. 5000 yards choice figured Delaines, 16fc. 1000 yards Bleached Sheeting, to be sold at 8i

cents.

1000 yards Bleached Shirting to be sold at 10 cents. 2000 yards Bleached Shirting, yard wide, fine, at 12$ cents.

One Case high colored Prints, 8£c One extra heavy wide... 10 Four very choice 12$ One Bale choice Red Flannel 25 One Grey twilled 25 Ono heavy plaid all wool do... 40

Towels, Sheetings, &c., Included in the above Sale. •i

op PARTNER-

the Vigo foundry and

i-7

gtfl.

'j. %liv~

The attenUou of Housekeepers and oth* era is called to the above, as an unequaled opportunity for purchasing needful articles.

».

it fi* "ef'lf

iis-ai

t'lsr. tl

t-ivj

,rn v),

{Ixtr.i*

'.drf^guaift j»«

TV ELL, RIPLEY & CO, Corner 5th and Main\8treet9.

Torre Hatttet' lnd*

For Holiday^ Resents

•1

OALl. AT

N I E S

llO Main Street,

mere y^a

A N O O S

^elecla4 espociiUly for tho Bojiday trade, consisting in part, of I, .r 1 ww Bogvood, u-rf 4,Jet, a -Had)

StoaJ,

Laee and Embroidered Collars, Lace and Embroidered H'dkfs,

Plain and Pur-lined Gloves, [In Kid. Buck and Cloth,]

Ladies',Velvet Purses, Ladies' Morocco Purses,

AmXQVE, CAJJLEO,

AND JET PINS,

-v :1s MARKED DOWN.

*z# -{i-uTt

-1'f ,1

atft'

^ac?}

,r.

iiiii*}*-. zsvlaHtmtdivfc.

•"jsaf'-n v% 1

'Oargftfw

jm t»1iv

9v.«{i

Itod Stl vll* ii "3»'.-'JiK'*0 91

.ft# r&midk-mq. mt i'S.

4. ii»S_t

1 "t

The

T^OT

nr i&sn

Cot

*lo'

of the eason:-

:&~MAT A QUARTER

BASKETS,

Broch© Scarfs.

In we havo beautiful Preiants for 01d and Young. Call, and we will talc? pleasure in showing you the"Stock,

W^^«ul4-tt ^poiad our friends that our IStock is being constantly replenished with

iitew anil BesiraW~lo6(9s7 /Ff W&itWjwoar, such as

:Bro6nt3 dloais,

:i* 'Z'^'and

1 OOQl£j

TITTMAJS',

Ko. 201 Mafn' Mi+ef, bftween & 7tb (Its., -Terr© Haute, Ind.

Mootu I)B\WI»I08 Neatly RiEcrnD.

s«frirife MaoMnM «ad ott^r Ltett Machinery ti» pnire4

j2 M.,at the 1'ul^Uc round In. tho oity of Torro Dante, to.tbb hlg'eB' .bIMor, «t pablic .auction, ftll tfjlSa tftxf !Oay h'aVe bean on any of th«« j*sa witbHt ili» SaltUa

oct

jmU

vt' 'J «v,i(« vi -onait?.»u 7tsrti

mBRRE HAUTfi COM'^ COL OLD COURT HOUSE BUILDING. book-ko9{ilog single and double etttty, in all

Forwarding & Commission Merchants DFALEBfi

(Sraiiii. Flour" an«I~Sal. .• /ii Ki i1 Highest nj^et

Agents /or-Stab

i'EUt'.lf.

Stfsai

s*i

a JtriJ

JJOUSEKEBPBRSlfi ^ATT^N-

A Washing Machine Worth Having!

Din CLOTTO WASHER.

The Best Ever Invented

Tlie Longer They are Used the Better they are Liked!

IB£¥ ABft

-flOMKtf

pald'fc^^df kijLdB pf

tWn

Likk.-

"Ware lioiise on Main Sfcrset, Noar tho T. II. & I. II. B. Derot f25'li»tf

UiXO -SENUU

fiENUUIr _SMt.

THBorsBorT THK

col'NT?lf'•if

Uundrada ot familfoa .In Vigo aai adjortlng counties, na6 thsm 30,000 bavo already been aold.

Road tha toetlmonlala of Ladlea In Terre Uaote who nae tliem Tula oerttttea thit- I pnrchased one of Doty Improved Waahera, and It prove# an arUcIo of

meLworth:

the boat I have eren eeen, (Jouaider-

iug the groat relief It affords In tlie labor of waahing. and the easing of time, no family should be without one. 8. II. POTTER, South fitU fit.

IlaTlnz Doty's Washing Machino in uae 1a ay homo, I can state, tbroogb the testlmouy of roy aarvant, that it aaTea mnch labor, dota thorough work, aud ia not ao wcarlog upon clotbins aa the old flthod. JaMFS C. MCGREQOB.

Ipurchatjda Doty Waaharof Mr. Wheeler.nnd like It very much. Oar girl likes it, aud iloea her washing with «tae, aad iu much leaa tlmo than formerly In tho old fnhioned w»y.

MBS. MABGABET WILLIAMS, 8. 6th St. We ha»o vsed Doty'aWn^ber fyc the elgh, montba. And ft is excMleot^

would

Mra

-ui

u-,.j

.'ii 1. r. 11"» v-''w

A E I N E N S

do(.laat

Imwlta.

unt It upoa aay conaldoratloa, aai! I cbeerlolly certify to ita inertia, and recommend It to all my frieada, and the consideration of every housekeepor. Mr,. J, HtDDEN, North 6th Si.

I bateone.af the Doty Waabera ia uae, aud find it doea the work more thoroughly than any ol soma half duzru Other maohiuee I Uavu bad uccaalohltf fry. It wsaru ttto ftotbailtra, ani la a tiro* a»vinc of Uue oyerthu old*f«hioii«d w»»hboard" and iirl*. Mrs. VBTJAIr^.

We hnr« purchased a Doty Waaber of Mr. Wlieeier, and it ia^sjlqodjd. Mia. E NV. BOSS. I pnrobaeed a Doty Waiber of Mi. Wheeler, aud like II batter uTeiytimai n»e it., It^iiacrly hired my washing done uoVldo wtnfaiU in the maohino with all ea e, and recommend tt to* every homo keeper. ilra. J. DBITTLEBAiiK, North 2d St

We haTe used Doty'a TFaoher in our lamliy naar tbrae jentf, and I considor it the bent machine for waahing cluihea eyer Invouted. I b»ve uaett eeferal othera, but no othej baa given the aatla faction that thla has done- It glvoa entire aatla faotion it la excellont for general waahing, and erpeclaliy for bed clothing,

.ULIZA DOBKSS,

South 2d St.

Wabava aaad Dbty'a Waeher,

S.montha

in our

family and two of my children baTe tUani ulio and 1 can lay for them ind myaelf, that we fun) now, aa theu^h we sould not k«op heuie without tti»m. I bay« triad aereral

Otlkcr niocliin*,

buv

tho Doty la the only one that "cornea np to the a it O l." 'Mra. ECI3A YARMKB, 4oht1r2dSt.

rn Wf* 1'&tnift!''

Ma. Wni«ia—tidty'i Waaher la all tight. II SfflSWSfSSR ef you, 1 bnTo taken oare of.a aickboy, h»vndone my ordinary houaa work, and my waabiog be:ore

I wai formerly much prpjodiwd against w%ahing "mncltiftei,' btft tbe Doty flMMIer,1 purchased of Mr. Wheeler, glye*

it iathe test. I want no better one. a. .1- Mra S. McILVAINE, Sonth 4th St.

"l am ile'rigbteJ* wlth*^Doty'a Waahing Machine, and thlDkHasrt ia 1 household economy mora n&ofnl. arrt E. WILMOTH. SotitlkithSt. w/haxe irted baty'a Waahw "8 ironthkj aid 1 chterfully indorse the ab«Te teatimony iu lt«! faw. atre-ic.

We fully indorie the ab»T« teatlmciLj in regard to tha ozeaUenca of Doty'* Wa«h*r. Mra CATHARXITKWnlTTAKHt. S lib St.

3lr« .1. J. QKAfT, Ohio, Straot

K«TJ I

...

new (mvJod

«»geK«r with tbo '(hitvarsal €ag-wheel Wringer,' and fur sale by

'tin

Z. S. WHE£LER, !Ne 6 Keabaafe't Blocfc, Hals fftreat,

*a.i

itfi

DRY COODS.

Saitoy

Cluster SeUl-»^

£.'6

gstwiactlon.

rapolv-Loaljug, Su»tGun» rooch" tSitTOflrj, wad from mfty artiy

pt Goni after the celebrated new or ol# ninterlftl.

(or

Pound mora ttuuU^«Wa bouMi

and all tho iioiava or mule) (bat may have been

ISStm

iMLti

SO OltyMarahail.'

Ita

For fur (liar p«rVlci|lari, addreaa »boPrtoclp»^

nLAXTSSEN,:BlSHaWSR'Y

FANC,lf GBOCEBIE8,

E. R. BKYANT &CO.,

(Sucoeaaora

"T'3S HE

I S A S

1007",

E W E A S

.4."* '1868.

& WALXSLKI

Ssfiys

ftofr

oror

FIXSTOCK OF

'~^A

HolidayGoods,'

...

Suitable for .•

E S E N S

DEES3 GOODS,,1

BALMORALS, HANDKEHCHIEFS, KNIT GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, LACE ARTICLES, VEIL GOODS, SUPPER PATTERNS, OTTOMAN do

$s vBi

•PA ,.4*

'f'A

'ttn:A

«itJ

PINE UMBRELLAS,"" (Marked frea of Charge.)

And a Large issortmeot or 2

KN1CKKNACK&

•T". -i *T 111 Main Street.

ASTROLOGY. —-hvi.

ASTROLOGY:

.ita

rnH»

O O JJ

OOOI»IDW8FOB AIX

11.000 TO ANT FKBSOM* WHO VQft MUAlr WfWHSADAWt KAPHAXI, IH IB PBOFB8BlOIf.

hep-all bare

tu*

rpHK NETEK-FAILING [MA-D-

A.MS BAPUAELia

the beat. BhaaMeaedk

failed.

trotfble—•tb-ra,

who

bare' been oalbftraMa-HMIinarewhoAll

whose food bopes bavo been disappointed, ornshed and blaated by falae promisee aud deceit all who baVe been muled and trifled wHE—-all fly

bir

advice and aatiafscticn. All who are In doubt of the aUestiona of those tbey lore,consult her ta relieve and eatialy their minda.

InLoveiffttlrs She Never Pails

She baa the secret of winding the affectiona ol the oppoilte

(ex.

Sbe show* yon the Hkea*ee

yonr fntnre wife or butband, or

«baant

friend.-?of

Sho guidee the single to a happy marriage,

makes the married happy. Ber aid and adride

haa been solicited in innumerable instancaa, tho result haa

alwaye

Speedy

She

lumortoWH Jfotibor* of J-

JNOX I.OJSrS^ AND XO V8, \V .U,?jL ES ALIt ?D Ji ABElti?

(a,

.To

beea thamaaaaof eernr-and

and

Happy

Marriage,**

therefore, a aure depoMeac*. It It well known to the public at large that aba waa the Srat and

abe

ia the only person ia thia oouutry who can ahow the likeneaa In reality, aud who can give e»tlro satisfaction on all

the

coneeraa ol

Ufe,

can be tested and proved by thousands, both«i..iwhialk ried and single, who daily aad eagerly viait he

all In buaineas her advlee Is lavaiaable..akv can foretell,*rlth the

gruYtest

p6ott^ry

t. B. BBTAN

i«t

4*,^,

Certainty,

suit of all commercial and buatnoaa transactions.tarVt

namfeerb givan withuot eitra charge,^i

MADAM"^ BAPHAKl ii

aionltde

thatevery one caa depend upon.

Astrologlst of the

ders copr

jtatTOfOjftit

'nineteenthSbe it

iUUeratooiytcn-It.-greattbetrftfilaIstrycentury

that well-Known Caat tliatjuakea

ber advertlauwMita and

her. Madame Kaphael ia tbe aeveath daughter of tb» seventh daughter*, sha was born with a nrtnral sift she can foretell your very thoughts. 8h# a so re on eL as e.

--1' a'iaa

Interviews strictly private

Grain.

*ud c$ntldi:?tlVf.5

As a Female Physician ber remedies never

to care all femala irregalnritiej, and

Therefore,healthone, come come all, to

tWiV

the monthly flow, without danger or exposure.—prodaoto Tbey can Dot injure, but, on tbe contrar), tliejt Improve the

111 Bichntad, bet Central Irene ud bill Cincinnati, Ohio. TKBM3.—Ladies, »1

Gentlemen,$1,60.

N. B.—Tha

Madame answer no

Out a fee of

3-will

cent stamp Is inclosed.wlthi.n-IetU

and a

Address Look Box

631. angXidwlft

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«t-

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TOJs'TNG

AND BEPAIBlKd

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other Instruaaoata will be proiaptly attended to.enV

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Bayers ijLStant of fin®

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