Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 January 1868 — Page 3

LadiiAft^&eivl of Dr.

Velpau's Pills by nail waled from the eyes of the pabHc, |w ittlwiig um *®M *'x pwtag* •tamp: loft:A?. MacomWr, General Agent for tho United States andCan*da», Albany.^N.^Jork.

OTSO-

Timn.

ITKBS.

Dr. Aij.coo*.—Or In ma I eat I my con^o^f#

brining,

Poroui PlMterp far my chest. I *°re through me at the low, I could hardly apeak or breathe. It was uot more than three bonri after I mrt fttm before I Alt co®5ostable. .1 had stiffen very mnob from soreness of the ohe«t, with congh and hor*ene««, for months bnt your Plaster has cured me, and my health Is better than It has been for years.

Yours, respectfully, PHEBE ATCHBB. Bearer Dam, Schuyler Co N. .Sept. 14,1SW.

'Principal Agesioy, Braudreth Bouse, Mew York Sold by TOO.ew'flrh'ggtsts, to whom we refer as tq tkeirtupetior qualities Jan8dwlm Yy-ABBANTKD CHEAPEST AND BEST

FWmer#,

kzfreu Conpmta, Stage Frvprietort Uf try EelabtUhmentt, and alt who

use

Bona.

'OR, TO BIAS'

VENEFIAN HORSE LINIMENT, In Pint BotUes at One Dollar, For the oare

fcamenets, Scratches, Wind Oalls,

Sprain ij Brolies, Splints, GalU, Colic, Slipping Stifle, Overheating, flats Throat, Nail In the Foot,

Xlf*lboto£i o^ employ horses, are assured th^t this Idninent will do all and more than is stated in coring the abore named complaints. During twenty yenra It b«» never failed to give satisfaction in a single fnstanceJBSold by the Druggists. Depot, 68 Cortlaudt street, New fork. ,r ,J JanSdwtm•

4 00L0BN DA"Z" has dawned for all who desire to iwrome in age one of the movt glorious gifts of youth—the magntfioeht black or brown tinge which renders the hair an irrealatlbleeleaient of phonal atirac-

*l0v, IHBIANTISBOVS BliUTT» ifii springs from the applleatiou of but one hair dye In tbaworM. chepjical elixir contain* the vital coloring matter with wfitefc^SfRfW "hourtihes the fcoit beautlfbl of the silken fabriea Wherewith she adorns the •H«ads of her IT»vorite». Heed it be said that this wonder of civilization I* j^RJ^rAiDOROS ^HAIR DYE, the most gonial, harmless, wholesome, and cer tain preparation of H* ktadtattie whole universe

Manufactured by A OUAfXDdaO. 68 Maiden L,n». ewSork. Sold by all Druggists. AppliedM Dresser^. y»n3dwln»

|A.3STK:ilSrG*- HOUSE

JA.Y COOKE &t> CO., No 20 WALL BTBEKT,

nu AU naw

Street, iVewi I'ork.

JTT4»-

Htbe most liberal oiirreuI

rices, aud keep on hand a full supply of 00 Vrnment BONDS 6tf ALL ISSUES, SEVKNHIBTIK9?rtd OOMPOOMD INTKBiaT HOTJCS nd execute orders/or purchase and sale of

Siyem-1 hibtim

We oouvert the several Issuee of

at the most favorable markot rates into Flverwentles, which, at present price of gold, yield the bolder abeut one per cent more Interest per tuutnn. OlAulare with Mil particulars famishid upon application.

mySdwly 4IA* ffwHll

Proofs of the Superiority OF-

E A E I A N

WALTIIAML

W A E S

Tula country lie* reason to be proud of this splendid speolmen of Amerlean oporatlvo genius and enteipttae. That'll will wotk a revolution In the watch inan'tfaaturing.^f the world nooneoan deubt wiu examines the operations of the Waltham mSbllshmeut,, for vjt turns out watch mo*»*Jl» at"j«raWutJ!8rbl9.tbe cost o«mported movements—beside the uniform reliability of the mwhine-ma^e watcl.es must give iheia a gieat aivInfegS dvii1 all ortiifs Vherevor known. A poor pises nt will be a* rare In the fnture as a good oue of hand make has been haretbfors, for machinery arbitrary In its perfotmancs, and can make a perfect article Just as easy as one that Is worthless. It will be a cauf* of- oquKretplatlon I?:tb^ highly useful Americau Enterprise shall have thi effect of driving out of market the thousandrof truly foreign artloUs miscalled time-keepers, by furuiahing so exoetroni and ecjiomical a sdBstitute."

••W» have bad one of the works or this Company in a case for some considerable time, and, outdaring thete With former ftnit-olaas works of different nan«6|ctWT» pos(i»«ls4 by us, they have established lu'.our opinion, their superiority over any war iaWoduceU for correctness as Ume-

"We notice with regret (writing of the Paris Exposition) the absence of specimen* of American aanuraoture, which,Jalthough only comparatively »f reoent bltrh among us, Is already produoing results of Vh« most satisfactory charahter. .The watohsa manufactured by the Wal tham Company are certainly, so far ai strsngtli, durability, and excellence as timo'keepers are concerned, as good a* anything produced by the French or Swiss manufactures,"—N.

I. Herald.

"Th»beauty, the precision, th« greater cheapnoss, the uuilorm excellence of a watch construct ed by machinery so eslttts(ta that the mere spectaoleof It* operation is poetic, gradually give the American Watches preference which will uot be decelaed."—Barper'i

Weikly.

tTBBT |WATCH FULLY WAKKANTKU.

For ask) by *W Plnt-Clw DMlen In the ItkWi»« Brituh riornces.

Tor further information ad ires tho Ageut«, BOBBINS & APPLJSTON, 18C Broadway. N. Y. destSdAwlm

ITCH! ITCH! ITCH! SCRATCH I SCRATCH I SCRATCH in from 10 to 48 hours. WfeMtonl tilalneat cures Tb« Iteh, cures Salt Bheum. enree retter. cure* Barber*! Itch, cure* eid Sores. cures Every Had

WkMtoa'a Olatuicut WhMton'8 umtmeai WheatM*B VlKneat Wkeatoa*8 Olataeat Wheatoa'S Watmeat

OF ttVKRY BDMOR LIKB KA«1C. Price, 50 cents a box by mall, 60 cents. Address WEEKS P0TT*R, No. 170 Washington Street, Boston, Mass:: For sale by all PruggleU.

Boston, Sept. 18, !807-3»» wdvrty

Errors of Youth. A Qehtfomsn who suffered for yaars fross Nervous Debility, Tremature tieoay, and all the effects of youtbfol ladisoretiqn, will, for the «»ke of suf •ring humanity, semi tr» to all who need it, the receipt fcftd dirtclipfas for aiakinK- tho eimplo remedy by which he whs cured. Sbfferert wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience, can do so by addressing, iu perfect ooattilence, /OITN B. OODRN, mylOdltaw-wly 48 Oedar St..

SOCIAL NOTICES.

TO CONSUMPTIVES. The

Qev. KDWABD A.

IfTLSON will send,

'free of charge) to all who desire It, tho prescription with the airectiona for making *1,4 using the vimple remedy by which he was cored of a lung iflection and that dreaded disease Consumption.— His only objeot Is to benefit the afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer will try this prescription, as it'will cost them nothing and may prove a blessing PleaseVddress Bcv.

KDWa

mylOdltaw-wl

Who got me one of your

A. WILSON,

Williamsburg, Kings Co,, New york.

flDJUrKWELLD roil) The importance of Ibis trnly Delia ANOBf NJK,

ble and valuable preparation is now

eo fhHy acknowledged, reoeiving the most free approbation of Physicians, and in which the true name of

Anadyr*

is perfectly apparent, that in

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

It is the true remedy for

Sciatica, Tooth and Ear Ache, Head Ache, Painful Hemtruation, Amenorrhea, Diemenirrhea, Delirium

Tremma, Spinal OomplaimU, Lou of Bleep,

mild and gentle opiate to all

Aethma

it has been eminently successful. In

Heart Complaint*,

a very potent remedy.

JOHN L. HDNNEWEI.L, Proprietor, Practical Chemist and Pharmaceutist, 9 Commercial Wharf, Bosi on, Uass.

W Sold by all regular dealers in medicine. From Physioians Invited the greatest freedom of correspondence, to whum every evidence of character wi be freely sent on demand.

July IB, dwnct and ian'v. INFORMATION. Information guaranteed to oroduce a luxnriant growth of hair upon a bald head or beardless face, als" a recipe for the removal of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, etc., on the skin, leaving the same soft, slear and beautiful, can be obtained without ebarge by addressing

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

mylOdltaw-wl

J. A. BRYAN,

JOB PRINTER,

115 MAIN ST.,

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

S. HARBEflT.

IOWA

K. MARSH

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

FAKMS, WILD LANDS,

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

HARBERT & MARSH, 64 WALNUT BTBEKT, n27dwly Ue« Moines, Iowa.

JgOOKS AND STATIONERY

M. W. O'CONNELL Has disposed of his Undertaking Business, which had become necessary in consequsnce of the rapid incrsaae of his

BOOK TRADE,

He will now dsvete his entire attention to the latter branoh of business, and with a full and complete stock of Book* and Stationery,

SCHOOL BOOKS,

MAGAZINES, PAPERS, Ac., Ac., Aats a contlnuanoe of the trade heretofore so fberally bestowed *234 vtf

^r,

p. Mcdonald, (Sucoessor to

A. A.

Arnold)

DEALia IH

Books, Magazines, Papers, Stationery, &o., Post

Orrios Lobbv

Novl6dlv

Tebbb Hautb,

Ind

HOWARD MANNING,

House, Sign and

Carriage Paiuting, DLAnse, PAPER-HAJIISISG,

to.,

TXTM. B. MANNING, HOC**,

AWAY

AWA1

Ladies Take Particular Notice.

YKipW feialk pills.

WARRANTED FRENCH.

THESEafterwdr.ts

PILLS, so celebrated many years ago lu Paris, for tho nilisf uf female irregnlarttlea, and so uoterlous tbr their criminal employment in the practice of abortion, are now offered fir tale tor the Orst time in America. They have bean kept in comparative obscurity, from the fact that the originator Dr. Yelpeau, la a physician In Paris, of great wealth and strict conscientious principles, and has withheld them from gtnisral use, "lest they should be emploved for unlawful purpoeee In overcoming female obitrnctlons, they seem to be trnly omnipotent, bursting open theHood gates from whatever cause may have stopped thaoa but thay are offere.1 to the public only for legitimate use, and all agents are mrblddan 10 eelt them when it is understood that the ohjeot is unlawful.

Ladles caa pocured a box, saaled from the eyes

of the cuHous, by eaeloa log one dollar, and six postage stamps to M.

MAOOXBER, General

Agent for the^ United States and Oanadas. at A lbany, N. V., or to„anf authors»d Agant. S'Ud oy all Diugjistf In Ttfrt Haute. oTdwly

Ac.

Mixed paints, of every description, Tarnishes, Putty,

always on hand, and far sale on the

most reasonable terms. Give me a call. Shop on Okefv street, between 3d and 4th. o29dly

IIHf AND

OftNAMBNTAL

A I N E R,

One door Sast of the Star Grocery,

TBRRK HAUTK, IND.

Plain and Decorative Paper Hanging, Fancy and Plain Sign Painting. Ceilings and Walls Painted aad

OMaiirt

If. T.

rmtt

Colon.

Pianos and Nataial Wood Polished in the highest style of the Art. Gilding on Glass and Japanued Tin, in all Styles.

It will be to the interest of those who wish

OLD XrKS MADE NEW,

eatilf/, without doctor or tnedicinet.

Sent post-paid on receipt of \0 Cents. Address Dr. X. B. F00TE,

No. 110 Lexington Avenue, Cor. of East28th St., N. V.

WITH UN COMFORtablb TBUSSES.

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

Adpress

Dr. E. B. FOOTB,

'..(author of Medical Common "Sense.—Book 400 pages, SI.50 sent by Mail), No. 110 Lexington Av., Cor. of East 28th St.,

New Tork.

/CONFIDENTIAL \J TI0N FOB THE

INFORM A-

MABRIKD.

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

oct28dwSm

No. 110 Lexington Avenue, Cor. of KaJt 28th St.. N.

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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 house,^ If you want boarding, If you want anything,

Tell Five Thousand People at once, —BY— Advertising In the Daily Express,

Sketch ofKlcbartl Weaver the Popular PrcacUer and Converted PrizeFighter. New York Correspondence oftlie Boston Journals

Bichard Weaver, the converted prizefighter and collier, ia one of the most remarkable men in England. Before his conversion he was ignorant, brutal and a terror to his neighborhood. His first set after his reformation wag to drive a Bible van within the enclosure of a horse-race, and taking off his coat and handkerchief, went to work, selling Bibles and singing sacred songs, undaunted amid threats of personal violence, till he actually broke up tho gambling booths and spread consternation among the revelers. Be is now one of the most persuasive and eloquent preaahers in England. Popular alike in the cities, he can crowd the largest theatres, overflow tho largest churches, and, among the miners, colliers and operatives in factories, ho can count bis audiences by thousands when ho preaches in the fields. His graphic story# telling style of presenting divine truth, the thrilling personal incidents in regard to himself and his experience, his peculiar style of relating anecdotes, and withal his ability as a singer, for he intersperse"! -his sermons with touching songs, make him one of the most attractive speakers in England. He wears a gray suit of clothes that he may not prejudice those who will not hear a clergyman preach. His great success has not turned his head or clouded the simplicity of character which haa marked him for so many years. He has the full confidence of the churches, and ministers of ovorj name invite him to tieir pulpits. A layman of this city, very devoted and very wealthy, has gone to London for the fdrpone of bringing "Weaver to this country. Between Weavar's desire and this gentleman's ability the arrangement will be made, and Weaver will no doubt be heard by our people between thi6and the early spring.

Extraordinary Eruption of Coal. The Hartelpool correspondent of a Leeds Journal states that an extraordiu. ary eruption of coal has taken plaon on the beach between West Hartlepool and Seaton Crow. These sands, which are the resort of visitors during the bathing season, were on Wednesday week metamorphosed to a great extent into a coal field. It will be remembered that last winter, immediately following a North Sea gale, the poor of the Hartlepool assembled on these sands on tho occasion ot the sea disclosing a vast amount of treasure trove,which had beon buried for forty years. At that time tho "scene" was something extraordinary, and many a hungry family were nourished during the severe winter by the lucky discovery of hundreds of Spanish dollars.

have serviceable work done, to call on me. Information in buylQK dud mixing colors, will be furnished to persons raas or

ohabob.

ocOdtf

WITH SPECTACLES

The scene on Wodncsday weok was l'nr more interesting, and the upheaving of such an amount of one o( the most important necessities of life, by tho angry ocean, witl be productive of much more benefit and comfort to tho poor of the neighborhood. It is computed that not less than ,000 tons of coal have been cast upon these sands. From an early hour in the morning thoboach presented most animated appearance. Nearly every curt in town has been called into requisition to carry away tbe treasure, and on the banks adjoining, railway heaps were made, some of them carrying from ten to fisteeu tons of coal. The poorer inhabitants of the town turned out with barrows, baskets, sacks, &c, and every description of receptacle which could be rendered available to gather the cast up treasures.

any known material. Its chief constituents are th« same as Cleopatra's Needle, and Fompey's Pillar, at Alexandria, In Egypt, which still re main uwiinyuhed by

THE RATASBi OF CENTURIES, The superior beaaty and durability of this ma (•rial is cansing a demand for it in the Eastern States, whera it Is being adopted by the wealthier clasaaa in preforance to the Italian Marble.

A specimen oi this Granite may be seen at the Adasos Express Office. Orders and inquiries will meet with prompt atetiou. Address, JAMES .8. WILSOIi, 'M O Box 794, Terrs Baite, Ind.

A Stiff Bowl of Pnnch.

A Boston, Massachusetts, paper, printed in Decembor 14,1772, bus tho tollowing:

On the 25th of October, 1654, bowl of punch

whs

made at tho Kight Honorable

Edward Russell's house, wfeen he was Captain General and Comniander-in Chief of His Majesty's forces in the Mediterranean Sea. It was rcado in a fountain in agardeo, the middle of four walks, nil covered overhead with lemon and orange tr#e* and in overy walk wa3 a table, the whole length of it, covered with cold collations, &e. In tho said fountain were the following ingrodients, viz.: lour hogshead of brandy, eight hogsheads of water, 25,009 of lemons, 20 gallons of lime juice, 1,300 weight of tine whitejLisbon sugar, five pounds of gratod nutmegs, 300 toasted biscuits, and last a pipe of dry Mountain Malaga. Over the fuuntain was a largo canopy built to keep oif the rain and there was built on purpose a little boat, wherein was a boy belonging to the fleet, who rowed around tbe fountain and gave tbe cups to tbe company more ban 6,000 men drank thereof.

Paying for Their Fun.

Three young Grant county, Kentucky, chaps, wanting to spend one of the holidays agreeably, took their guns and start ed'out birding. They were unlucky, finding nothing to shoot at. Nearing a farmhouse, they saw some boys chasing a cat with a dog. The chase was too excising for the sportsmen, so they banged away at cat and dog, and roared with delight to see them tumbling over. While enjoying the success of their first show, the farmers wife, with rifle in hand, and her two boys, with revolvers, appeared, and a demand was made on tbe sportsmen for five dollars for shooting the dog. As their guns were empty, thoy were glad to get off by forking over the amount de-

manded.'-^Cbotn^tort Jwriiat.

Disgraceful Affair.

I A very disreputable 6ccurrfenc» took j^Jaceat a country church, ejght milei outside this city, on Tuesday evening "last. A revival had been in progress, at the church, and twelve Cenverts had been ta' ikon into the fold, when at the time sta ted, a company of rude and reckless young men, disguised themselves into the shape of horse#, and with sleigh bells and harness ftttftchcdj broke into tfra house of worship just as the minister was opening the services with ah appeal to tbe throne of grace. The scene presented was decidedly fantastic. Horses with pastoboardjheads, flowing manes and bushy tails of flax, and bodies and necks covered with*bells, sprang over tbe seats and rushed up the aisles in a roost threatening manner. The minister broke off the thread of his discourse to the throne and besought the intruders to leave the house.

They left, but the services were no sooner resumed, than they returned, and set up ia hideous neighing and pawing, mingled with such a requiem of jingling bells, ias was never before heard in such a place.

At this second intrusion the preacher became utterly disgusted, dismissed his congregation, and left the scene of his dia comflture.—Richmond

Tetegram.

Dr "Henry M. Field, of New York, concludes a paper on "Continued Fever' with the following pithy statement, which it is said, contains in a nutshell the substance of the best professional opinion at the present day: "We can not cure fever. No man ever cured fever. It will often cure itself. If you keep the patient alive long enough, he will get well hiinPellV

DRY GOODS.

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ASTROLOGY.

O O ITO

WEW8FOK ALL

81,two TO ANY PKitSOK WHOWILt, KQtlAii MADAA1K BAFHAKL IN TJ1*. «, vbokksston.

lilitfi NfcVKR-FAILitfCf MA llAMK RAi'HAllX

tho beat. She

huvukuu.

when all nih-»r8 fniloj. Ail wbi !tro iu trouble—nil wbg havo beeu uufurtmmt"—all whoso fond hopes have beeu dlsappoltiled, rualifcd iiiid'l»U«tci by fulso proniinoa »ut_ —nil wliu In-.yu been niiBled auf tritlud with—nil tl.v li-'t tur advice and gatist'nctii All win ue in duubt of t!i» attectioue of thoxe iboy lova,oou«uli

relieve nutl satis! tholr winds. In Love Affairs Slie Never Kails STio -has the secret of winuluK the a0t.ctiuu! of the uppoiltB s«i. She shows gun tl«s of your future wif« or liti»bnud, or absent liieud.— Sh" gnidi the single to a happy marrinKv, and lDukt tiie mariied happy, ilfi aid advice has bt^:i coilcitmi ic iiwuuiui'abin ii.-iluuc^a, uiid the fiMuli has ulwajH bcrau, th* oiaan- uf curing*

Speedy and Happy Marriage, Slj« Is, ther-ilum, ft sure depebileute. If Weil known to tlw kiubliu at large that she was the tirsl, and alio is the only porsou in Ihio country wtioc an show the liktuifds in reality, aud who oau give estire satisfaction ou all lhe concei»s ot lif«, which cau be tested and proved by thousands, boil, riod and siugle, who daily and 6atfcu ly vis.t

To ail in business ber advice Is invaluable.

caa foretoll, with the greatest certainty, r.he result of all commercial and business transactions. tjottoi numbers given without extra charge.

MAOAMK KAHUAKL is bona fid.. Aelrologilt thatovery one can depend upon. She is the greatist Astrolugict of the nineteenth century. It is that welhcowu I act thatmakus illiterate pretenileis oopy her advertisements and try to Imitate her.

Madame Raphael is the seventh daughter of ths -evunth daughter she was born with a nrtoral «ilt shs can foretell your very thoughts. She iiK'. t'QruH'drunkei.nesa.

Ail^intBrviowsstrictly private*nd contt.lemlai. As a Fem&le Physician fiei1 remetli.i nev«r fail to curfi all female irregularities, aud to produce tl.H monthly flow, without daogi'i 01 exposure.Xhay oftn not Injure, bat, on tho" cotilrarj they improve* the health.

Therefore, come one, come all. to

ill Hichmend, bet, Cfutral Avenue asti inha Oineinnati, Ohio. TKKMS.—Ladies, 91 Gentlemen,

N. B.—The Madame will answer no lnti. js. out a of SI andaS-cent stamp Is

FRANKLIN, MGUMS0N & CO.,

ORNEOAL

Commission Merchants,

No. SS West 2d tit., Gtncinnati.

RKFKBKN0K8.

Pfearce, Tolle, UoUod 8haw, Barboor A Co., A Porter, B. O. Leonard Oo.t Wra. Glenn A

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CbNSUM

For tbe

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of ASTHMA,

pecific

Dr.

JiOODS!

WINTER

p: vr$ r?$ 33sf W. 3

BARGAINS

1 Muff at $3.50.

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Muff at $3.00 1 Set,Collar and Cape $3.85

1 Set, Collar and Cape $4.00

I ff at $4:00. 1 Set, Collar and Cape $450

1 Set at $600.

pair Cuffs at $1.50.

1 pair Cuffs at $1.75

1 pair Cuffs at $2.00.

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

of Kentucky or

dor

Thousand Hollars

Shv

IhuI-imsJ.with

Ajdrets Lcok Box 631. •ng'.S twly

STORAGE. C0MMI8810N ft GRAIN. A. FRANKLIN.

ftob't M.Acr**dy A

Foster Brothera, Foote, Nwh.% Cu. Obambera.SteYeoa A Co. m!i25d1j IOR!f fULKtY.

AU3VKO BAITVT.

IOBLN HANBY & CO.,

SToaAOC, OOHMISIOM AND A I N E A E S

i-itm.,

hint*

at the Canal Basin.

notMui' TKRRK HAUTK. 1N|

JOBEJf If. BEIZ, Early's Block, No. 60 Main Street, Terre Haute, liidiaua, 08T respwjtfolly reeommeadt his wall seUcted stock of Jeans, Tlannola, plain and plaid u.nreys, Blankets, Coverlets, and Woolen Knitting Yarns, of different kinaa. Being folly enabled to warrant tlx ftrst ^nality »f these Qoods I moat retptclAiUi invite Ladtoa and Genti—iro to call aad inspect them. Wool taken in exchange for Goods, sad the Ugheat Market ratka paid. cr.t3ldawtf

jvr

tiirfj ttill

I N a S

•mzq

PTKftf

BBONCHITIS,

CATAKHH. and all othai aflsotiOM or tfce Map. Throat, and AIK PASSAGES far «2eoar*L Md Special Dsraugementa of the

Serromn BjtUmifor

borders of tfea BLOOD and

a£*h

my Chilis, Might Sweats, Fever

Ac decreased, aud finally altog^ber disappeared. A mere skeleton before, I am now well slofed with flosh. My amarvsl to all who know me —Mb*.restoration

O. L. WaioaT,

•Your Prescription saved my -dairghtert nod baa probably §av«d me hundred® of d«il|rir ,|i —Eev. K. liu»PHa«ls, Betnsen. N. T. "We bless Uod for tbe beneQit we have received from your Prepared Prescription.Rav.P. P«m«oatMK. £loseburg, Penn "Every one to horn I hate recoiaaended it. has benefitted by it* use."—Hev.C.D.

Kul#*K:otust»s «.?•

for

tloital Disorders of the Stomach and BojreU. The Prepared Prescrlplloii -reases the strength and deepen, tne color of me Pale Blood. It subdaee tUe Ohilta and and diminishes the Expectoration. It.check* tbe NIOUT S WIS ATS, alwaya, iu tro« a«ven to lourteen days. Tlie Appetite is invigorated, and the patient rapidly galne

Wonderful

I tbe ^2

difficult Breathing are »t»edily relUsved,

ciioi*Liver

Mm.

Sleep boodiuM c«lm anil refrniiliU tne c?«c tions regular and uniform. All tho general symptoms of OOHSDMPIIOK, ASTHMA, Bponehltis, Ac., disappear with a really astonishing rapidity.

THE PRESCRIPTION

Should be used in every Disease br fbkte*"r utme kuown, In which there to exhibltod and dsrangement of either the NBRVOUSor tlwBiOWl Systems. It is unequalled in Female Disorders. b£k the Beet and the most eo.nomieal Medicioe that can bo taken. The average dose, is two teaspa onslni. taken onct a day. The patient never feqofrw. tinder any circnmstauoee, to use 'Cough tures," for tbe Cough '•Expectorants tor the Expectoration "Tonica" for the Appetite or sne Weakness: Irou for the Blood Anodyne* for tne, Nervous Iritation Acids for Night Sweats or Whisky or Cod Oil for tbe Watting. »tt

la npon the Oonstitutioaal Con

ditio!), and, through this Condition, upon tne Whole Series ol Symptom*. ,} Ja"Stat«menlii frooi Pnlitab, Ac.

Coli.eoeHill,

CiNcrnNATiI was in the

stare of Consumption. In ten days after taking the

Pbeecbiption,

Jon**,Ka^lhe,

Wisconsin. TUe "PBEPABKD PRESCRIPTION" is put up insSl battle, and is sold in Terre Haute, byl.^i. MAHAN A CO and by Druggifts geneialTy. or orders may bo addressed to the Sole Proprietor*, 03C4 il U. MOSES 4 CO ," 27 Oortlandt Str?«t, N. y. Consultation free- A Circular, containing Testimonials of many Case* successfully treated will be seot free, by mail, to all wlio will write for It. declSdeod

MS if

j. hale,

INOIAMAPOIilS,

Head, Throat and

St« TO!'

MILLER'S BLOCK.'

ti.r

PHYSTOIAJJ FOR DISEA8E8 OF THE

Lungs.

TO WHICH BRANCH Ot THE PROFESSION his practice ia exclusively confined, may be nonsuited personally, or by letter, at his Dispensary aqd Surgery, Miller's Block, North Illinois street, one square uortb of the Bate* Hoast.

BAOKd,

Also, at the earnest solicitation of many did patients, DR. HALE will still co^tiuu» ,tq visit

TERRE A.UTJE,

once overy four weeks, an iaaj beconsolued at the Terre Haute House, as't THURSDAY.

intere*!*dh

to the

follow nn respon-dble citleeus K. M. Miredfth, Jouh Kizir. W Tuetl„Col. McLean, .lohu Chambers, Wm. Coatea, Col. Alexiudor, N Wmtfall, and jue hundred others. d!8Jw4w

KENTUOKYuii LOTTERY,

FKA.UCK, SMITH & CO., ol

-•'•4

A.NAGi-JtCii.S,i

nYiiu

Successors to MURRAY, KDI1T A «'».

ill" nianagemeM:

of tbe Slate.Lot*

'.elit

ol'Kentucky

tery for the be

Shelbv

ollegjj

Sit»LBlviLi.r, Kv., DjO..?, 18^.

entltlol

U.HO

IV Whom may Concern: al'i. This is to certify, Ihat.fAMts

HMrtu

alonafs

t'oilwgeolasnw*

(Jraut

anjMiclieuie

the Shelby

Lottery

vt ihoreun

ciaeses,aftej

All other schemes or

1863, whemsoevei

oy niHiiuer

otiison

s..

.Tauuary l*t,

isedor

ilthuiit

Ikt

lrg

dr«wn, under

iam«by of the'Shelby College

actiue with ut

lbv Colteg*

the

Lotteiy

Urunt,are

authority from us Nor are we

b-'iind"T.jutliorlty.linga

by the proce of any

trim

O. HllACKLKfORD., j. fi. CALDWKLH, II.A.CH1ISN. «v J.VS. KU.INO'WftOO.

llanoC'.rs appointed by lhe Shelby t!lu Cojtrt for

tliH dhi

l»«t

A.i

will

tie

ry OrWni.nit .• .-ts-d't

A it 1) .' v.-s 4

seen by the above

lu.tli i', 1

ioieaud eiclusiv?

bave

Lott ry onune after Janitary

»iil

same

have

ibe

'g'it

todr:

Ug«

iw tlir Ool-

l«tshtdby

18'iS. The

be managed ond conducted after the

above date in the name

Kranc«\ A C5. JAS.-S SMITH.

«:T'«ree,Sbelby-

fiLd

in Shelby

ville, Ky..a

iurt

Bou

amounllng

to Hundred

($50»,(*)*)

for the

ail prizes Tbe Kentucky Lottery on

Sprites of ft prizes bf. 9 prizes of. 9 pri*ee of 45 prizes of 450 prize* of

A«

D, M0RBI80K,

phyment

^S5C^ ^ts«SSM«ES:

!«a«i#»R 'r-:v

•n

UOf

ftHKAMfC A8S0CUTI6M,

ttms-

Exhibitions!!

•v»--daidi art

tDiinroiii PfiKTiriCATls,

.....

Distribution of Photographs

J"'

:,,»U

oT «t.

inJti tii.

PKIsaiNTATIOH OF

DIORAMA!

FARM«, MEMORIALS

fcfuoo

ajtwli ae* I

Othdr Vaiiflible

la«t

buil4iu*r*nl all the chief place* in the land wltti$M«« roegeneral sorrow. Six day* the mar, tyr'* remains were shriuedat tbe National Capi tel. and then amidst profound grief and universaldyiilia tky, boTu^oa their jonrtey ef otarly tyfa thonssqll utiles,

their last

boob

S3,

SO, 16. 14, 'A'iatl

...Stmr,

A r, Jane

..Jaly :...Aag:. ,...N«pt.

Oct. I, 20, Mot. 28. Dec. 24.

•*»Ur,.i

COpjSULTAlION F-liiBlKJ and terms, oi treatment within reach of all Dr. HALE i» a regnlar Q.aduato of Mediulnn and SnrRery, aud tho Author of tbe NEW METHOD of Treatment for Diseases of the Aiu P*s-

which succeed* where all other muaiti have failed, and is oertainly worthy of trial. Would respectfully refer those

rett,

rrr*- -.:•**

E I O A A

THE mm]* 0BS£(|!JIES

ABWAHAn" JLINVOI.N,

Represented by 4k*aid of over

100,MO a»Tta( JKcelmalcftl HiMas, QeauiMib ItelntlggvattD NoVel Maohlner^, th* Prlucipal Features of the toemorable froce**ion, and mnst, therefefe, be«f ^iecial Interest to

On the 22(1 Day or February, 1S68, An Impartial Awarding Coaunlttse will diitrtbuteto the

HoldkM

the

(lumber

Single

30iU

plan ill be drawn on the 14th and

each month during the year

days of

1SS8.

CLASS -A."

WUl be drawn in Covington, Ky

Jauitary 30lh, 186S.

60,000 Numbers and 1,130 Frizes. 850 000 iSS 000 15 OOfl ib ooo

priae of

I prize of prize of 1 priv.9 of ,.... 1 pri?.« ol 1 prize of I piiz? of 1 prizn of 1 prii" of I prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 50 prizes oi 10(i |iriz«9 of. 150 prizes of 2tn priz»s of. prizes of. 5 prizes of.. 9 prizes of. 9 prizes of

1,130 Priies amjnntiug to^» S33,2".0

Tickets $19, Halves $6, Quarters

KT The abeve Magnificent Hf it^le-Nnmber Lottery will be drawn iu Poblis, In Covington, Ky., by three Swohn CoHHiesiONaas, at on* o'clock P. M., at the corner of fourth aud ftf«Jl*on streets. The Kentucky Lotteries are no Gift enterprises, but responsible Momy Lotlerles, that have been conducted for tbe past thirty rears, and are drawn under theaatbotity of a charter froa tbe State, and bond* areglvsn to secure the payment of all prizes

The official list of numbers di-iWtog pria**wtll be published in tbe New Tork Herald, Cincinnati Daily Commercial, and Cincinnati Qerenan paper*.

We draw two Lotteries daily, and gfteper •in the advantage of 8Bi.s «Iso their own Kntatiers. Send yonr addressfor a Dlrcalar.

Address all order* to FRANCE,'SMITH A CO. Hox 374 C*Ttag»«,«y, 8d2taw-WA8-wSw

QITY BILL POSTKR|f^a^

GEO. W. B£1FSNIDER.

Profratttmei

and

CKradmr* dwtribuUi in

GOOD STYLE!

0 7,

ITAD order* left et 0*wling HaU^HrtA tb» rlnting Ofioea,'wlll be promptly ttanded to with tksand diapateh. nb4t

or OratiFidATss "J

.l#saoO X1

loe^'

THE DIO AMI

And the following VaiMDie Premlnms.i J'

One fsrn tf Fenr HnM aad Eighty Aeres

One U.S. BoqAL............... ....i.........:..'ii,000 Oue U. S. Bond... 60o Due Grand Bosewood Piano.... 1,000

Oao Farm of 8SO Acres. One U. 8. Bend 1500 One Roiewood Piano....... C00

One Farm of 160 Acres, One Camel Hair Shawl.... $1,009 One Diamond Cro** 1,000 & Wheeler A Wilson gewlng .Machines #150 750 I Set Silver Ware 660 1 BosBWobd Piano.... 690 5 Urprer A i). Sewing Ataohinea, at 8150 75d

One Farm Eighty Acres, P. 3. Bond I10O Siugsr SewIng Machines....... 750 1 Diamoud Itlug 300

U. 8. Bond 100 6 Urover ft Baker Sewing Machine* 750 I I'iano 600 10 Farms or from 40 to 90 Acres each 6 Singer Sowing Machines. Ji}26 1 Gold Watch (hunting) and 'Ohalh 400

U. S. Bond 100 5 Wheeler ft Wilson Sewing Machine*..84 6 AiherUan Watches V600 1 0. 8. Bond. 100 10 Earns or from 4o to 80 Acres each 10 Silver WatobeefB, B.Ttmekesper.). $1,200 1 C. S. Bond 100 )0 Farms or from 40. to 80 icres each £50 Piece* Silver Ware, at $10 to $50 eaob 96,000 350 fleets Silver Ware, at |8 to (25 each 6,000 20 Farms of freat 40 to 80 Acres each COO Articles of 8ihrer Ware, at 99 to $25 e* ...${,0(10. 10 Cople.s Carpeater'a Portrait of Lincoln 100 I *24 Farms of Forty Aarfcs Kaeh 5.OOO Uacoln IHcnoflnl*,

If a O an

6 003 5 0X1 000 5 100

2 600 2 50) 2 600 2 600 2 500 1 (00 500 200 100 500 3UU 240 '200

Iffff

•auu*e-*. uea ff Cifoli hrra Tad p*-rorfiiavi.V4

KMALLw

u..-: .-v.^ •tflSMCf-w -fena

aiJiis .T&f*

t! {if? 6tr/ (U

in the*!-.

lehM of tln^Western fhtirte. NeVer befoi'e was the memory ef anv man/o^bonered iu hi* death, or any obeequles parilcipated In by *o many *ln«N: l»o»rHMfc t. I If A .M 'i dver two a .d a half year* have elapsed *iace tk« eklatotiy Occhrnsd" tkat "(.lungfcd a fianolf into.tears," aud during ~hat time a number of the moet prominent American Artist* and Artisan*, directed by:a maaLcr mind,have been'lndu*triouily engaged In the reproduction of thefpneral'^iageauv Us iraidtUibt: WorW. *reS^dt-

at-"

ery Amerisan oUUwu £Up Stq^j.dp«* Work of Art, which WM completed at an expense of over

iFlftsf TiiouB and^ poliars! And surpaese* In ^grandeur, beauty and extent, ALL others, a*d Ha* Imm piitchkiM by in

thereafter a* •xpedient, it wOl be exhibited lu Boston," Hartford, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washllgtaa,aarrt*i(irg, Pittmrg, Wheeling, Albany. ltoche*(er, Butalo, Cleveland, (Jolumbns, Dayton, €inCihnati, Loriiiivllle, Indianapolis, Detroi^Ohicago, Milwaukee, St. Louie, CairO, aud all ornef principal cities aud towns in the Union.

Aim-'

ciatiou of gnntlotnen.vbCLWill place, it on exhibition In the CTt^bf-New*Tork immediately, aud a*

rfaafi f* -im

J9»w i-dt. tout t-ir,

brrsiC J# s'ot i*i

NUMBKUKO AND BKOITSKBKO CKUTlPlCATE9 OF ADMISSION Will b* issued at FIPTY CENTS KA!O1S, Which will entitle the holder to ONK Admission to the Diorama whenever aad wherever exhibited, and an accurate Photograph of some one -of the remarkaLJe scene* represented Vy'tbe I)lo-

r8m#'

***/»•-1 if

.•"# Mrti-x,

...-v„

ttM K-

CLOAKS

*t.'

'ijSn-i*

-:M

..it

wrftjwf...

Jl wt»

fcl .:aj

MARKED DOWN

POPLIN^,

a I

iilSytfts *J 1s?

wi Jatoroagi

-vtM

"tihin

lis-Tf

MERINOES,?rr

MARKED i6irx

T) T?pQ aj

'Mill

a? cmau

iiiioetitttai as »?i$ -vt ^JstSuit otl JutlX *n tiitf algUt «f tbe llth ef April, 1«rT. this haadafarwrbtchad jalecreaat *entA»aAa**LtaoolX td his (rare and spread mourning over a

btma ufi

ODHTJMs,

ia tw MARKED DOWN.

wiww'tiiw V2^u

PLAIDS,

-yitj

.toimsd gni9v! t- s=. ,iic A A

A1JI

b.,a

MARKED DOJ¥N.

1' t." *.» I'fM l-say

,30.«t&iu *jl} wns-J

i'i

isrof

~\$6rnfsr

MARMEDDOmN,

W J'

(Avi-m ikh'

t-Jisd fif

miff .u

UNDERWEAR,"

'trn. marked DOW!N. i, gailH

^rrv'i-a vtvipiiiftacfewMl

«*»b*n e{ '-"5* Jf :"«l! W l3*«*Wo ot an. V«T«V$H|a

Edstill & C6'.7J

at ai' i-j.i wrtT I- "sO ."f.T.JJ i" IM .'»• ItifJ

f. £"•*!.'•IP! I 'f *. 1 ti'

raj v"' *••1 j' "jfU

I)1U. -'1.

F„

ttraml Closing Sale

ui ,ray»dt

0,1t«O PBEMIlftM

To'be distributed gratuitously to holder* of Cer* tlflcates, each of whom receives ONK ADUUSI ON to tkAi DIO&AMA and a finely exe'cdtHl Photograph.

The EAKMS saleoted by!theA**ociati6n ara le6atbd iii Jasper county, Missouri. The land is all of superior quality, high aad L.vel, requiring no drainage, rich and productive, growfrg all kind* af.grain and irust to perfection i* well Watered and in evAry way adapted to nit the wap ts^of those desirous of locaQog -home*. Partie"* Ctin obtain any tnformatina. they. wl»h re gardjujj tbsse lands from the^Kecottler of Jaspei Conuty, at Carthage, Missouri John O. Nrfil, fcsq., (tormerly^it uhlo,) £rest«»Mo. Wfc. Fra*ier, q., of the American, Aaricultnril Laatl Company,l^o. 20 Broad Street, New York,and I. A. ffutcHinson, r*q., &f ColniAbn*, Ohio.

Tha iilOllAM A I* the exclusive property of the

Association, tbe designs havlug been copyrighttd, aad thp, meehaolcaL fignree patent the persdfc® 10 «bopi shall be awaited need, therefore, hi id as to lit reproduc(ion, which i* of Ute aios£ Importance to the owner, who,'

tlNCOLN MJCMOKLAL,

125

dur.B:

J0J 60

bar* atthin

Willi

protection, will be certain of realizing a Laidtome fortnae from It*exhibition. "w The

trw. T.- ttoad^RALLi late

written-by

v. 8.

Minister at Xcna:

It I* a work of SS7 page*, with a por

trait of Mr.

Lihcoln

aad oentains a bi -giaphi-

sal sketch of the M^rtyiJKl i"r*»iJ.n t. a history ef tho

'oSslnatien, ana a comlet» eecord of the dertimstratlr as of efinlitioa and' fespect paid the remains of the departed staterman. tba, PIANOS, WA«OiiBS,lMEWINe UACflfHMl, Silv«- Watfc Ac., have ksieo-MUcted with tbe ut m*«ttaVeM tbttyR and pattern, are guarante^ to

beof

theriNcrr

qualittand

i*tere*t..

lti eviry par-,

ticular, by tbe Importers and Mannfactujers flrom whom they werepirchaeed.

Tto PHuTOuBAPHB oxecnted by the liadtng Katograpblo Artist* of New Tork and ^n*ttti. Ad will i» vaianHfUr

,, ...

Haw Oktal* CerMMtes. tst Order* may be eent to us in regl*t«red letters or Poet Ofllce Order*, Ib in *n*ss of from $1 to 92S, at onr risk. Larger amoante ahonld be eent ia a or by re as O at IM

Single Certlflc«t*a 11 Oertitfcatee, .ana addrse*_„. & 00 23 Oertlflcatee, oM addraii... '..... 10 00 48 CerUtcatM, «ae aadrea* 90 00 •W Piompt aad *n*rg«t|* persons, ef aoon CBAXACZKa, wanted a* Aoesit, to whom flbenU eotittewtonjwra bep^ld. Special |ur*miua* glrad^reeealt ardera aad MtniilMlMate tha LINCOLN BI0KAVIC ASSOCIAflOM, .f OKV No. Opera Hons**,

Johh

Sun, Pree't. COLUMBUS, OHIO. ||W. W. B*A0h, •**'/. declOeodlm

uoqu galnmuii it0«

utwrz

sd3

gilm OF

iJT

WINTER DBY GOODS

*44

ttyt

••n-

rftm sw-ii oiaw -msd#

jo'istty- i. .J.w mm*

tM nertfr .•jJifi'i i!? .taLlO J(ii

'-ts'ffl.ii.il

X/ooMi-ft-ft

."«siKij'Sc? sisfiaii'aS fctoJ -*A*! i...

Goods

5li?

IT^W tiJ tl

_f:

.-•ft

®5o,ooo n:

i'-ro- vrf MM fi ~zi

Worth of SeMonable Dry Qoods, to be -^•T-vjrn mx »old*t pr»ce«

ASTONISHINGLY ZOWt I

60 piecaa French Merinos to be «oki 75 cents. Former priee $1,25. 200 pieces Aworted Dree# Goods to be sold at 25, 40, and 60 cts. Former price, 50, 75 and $1,09. 6000 yards choice Jignred Delaines, 16|c. 1000 yards Bleached Sheeting, to be sold at8i scents. 1000 yards Bleached Shirting to be sold at 10 cents. 2000 yards Bleached Shirthig, yard wide, fine, at 12* cents.

WKW3J fto*

O a 8 One extra heavy wide... IO Font very choice 12J One Bale choice Red Flannel.---— 25 One Grey twilled' 25 One heavy plaid all wool do... 40"

.oJ* -1 fct'fJ 'n- #r.nl*vt wwri#:

fli' iiii Lita .b»LW9' 'iUn!

»t*i

A E I N E N S

^Towels, 8heellBg8» Ac., 2

Included in the above Sate.

s...,.-as

for

v.*

their historto

,'A P*

»l'A 1 1 h'»ytu-i.W *'.u :-j *A1.

Tbe attention of Housekeepers and other* is called to tbe abore, as an anetpialed opportunity for purchasing needfal~ar. tides, «f»-m*

.*dJ At'f ».1f 0 in *i

i('t

TVELJ^ niPLET & CO,

Oor*4v 6th and Main 8tr0«t9i

Torr® Hant«s lnd-

For Holiday Presents

\A*9b* MHL-Jf'

CAXX XT

aU« Wten jroomlM Snl -Afcort, r-i ment ot

A N O 0 8

.. .. .. .| J.1 .... ,T* !n

Selected especially ror the Holiday trade, .Ta

iUePearl,

... iet,

".•nJs

Bog wood,.

and .*• .•

Bteel, doster &a«e aiidiinbrotdfred Ooltars, LaceM EnturtdeMHWfe,

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

®fur

MAMKMD DOWN.

ristletd!

Ladies' Velvet Purses.

Ladies*— Moroocdrptit^er^

'^ANIIQVE, tiAME0ln

"/itSoa. ii|e

^MASKMD nowy

AND JET PIN^

panoy

i*basketS,

Brioclie~Scarfs,

'. 1 1

In short, we haye beautiful Presents for Old aad Y.oung. Oallf and Wo pleasure in showing you the Stock.

We would remind'Our-friends that our Stock is beiaggonstantly replenished \prith

New and llesirablc floods, For Winter wear, such as

Siil I 3

nan'f^J *d'is .i«ta*)9W

eifte».*.vh eur

DB ESI GOODS,

AT A QUARTER!*

Broche Shawls, Cloaks,

.*r» tj

jhl

mm*,

Kiiii8kawls, Woolen 81iawls AND

DBESi eooimi

.s'ilw

DRY COODS.

CHRISTMAS,

a.HI tmt & 1867 t* «slw -Mi ..

--t no&*%

N E W E A S

fiinaan 1 S. 1868:

ifMMtJml -pr-Oo taisti

•jtdw 1o biiica ~7

SAITON

.hsc-7 iii

WALMSI,n

ti*, HAT* SOW- OHEK

A' FUSE STOCK OH* htlili

Holiday Coodit

p«HabR f»r

vm£

DRESS GOQilS, SHAWLS,

.u. CLOAKINGS, -V

,4.:1HANCKERCHI

Goods,

^w^RMKROIDBRIES »t3®LACE ARTICLES, VEIL GOODS, '-. I... SLIPPER PATTERNS,

HImij^OTTOMAJi

do..

HNJ UMBRELLAS,

1«1 ^(Mfltked freft

(1f

chRrge.)

And a Large' Assortment oif

KNI0KKNACKS

AT fltis

111 Main Street.-"^

"LTOUSEKBSPERS, LL TIUNI f'l

jci kati

A Washing Machine Worth* Having!

Dom cLoms wA^ii£R/

The Best Ever Invt'vtetlf*!6

The Longer They are Used: the Better they are Liked!

THEY ARK COHlffff 1ST0 UEirKK^L Mf.' lO raKOl'faiOI)T THK ewsm.Cawk.Tj

llundr«J» of famliiei iu Vigo anl adjoluiDf count!**, M» tb«m .10,000 tiaro already boon1

IteAil (ho tiktlinouiils of I.ndlna in Tctia Ilantv who ufce tlrtln:

tmu

Ta l» certifies ,th it 1 fiur«haii*il oue of Dotj ij. lmproveJ Wwhert, and It proTc* an' i*rt(cl« of"

.worth the best rh»v» «r«n tetn, 0«9tld«r lug tbe great relief ltaffordalo the labor of wash-. log ami lb* »arlOR of time, noftimlly aboold wltlioBt uuq. S. II. P0TVEK,Sontb 6tl ^t.

Ilavlug Doty'a Waihlog Machlna In uie lu tnv" houstf, 1 can atate, throjigti the teatlmonjr ot

servant, that It save* much labor, doea thorough work, aud i* uot io wwiring uboc rlothiog as th« old u^thod. JAM*S O. MdOBKOUB. rtisAhUied Doty Washerof *rl Wheeler,anil^ like it very much. Our girl llkoe i|, a^ud djo» her. washing with ease, and iu marh Te«s tluie than fwuerlj in th^ulafitsblooed"wajr. 0

MBS. MAROARKT WIU.IABf.-l, S. t,tb St. Wii hate osed tioty's Washer for the lalt el^li months, a^d It excellent, I wootd sot be withoat It upoa say consideration, and I cheerfully certify tolU luerlls, aad ^ecotuateiid i. fb all'my" filends, apd the couaideratlon of «T«rjr

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keepeTT Mr Jl. HBODKS, North 6«)i St. ih.4^o of tlie ioty \Tashers In nee. nud ftn-l" it doea the work aoro tlioreughly than nay otl some batf'doren other machined I linre hud octa klofftotry. waaM the clothr U», ml I* i»* Krnat sayiuKof Jinie^vei the olil-fushiouad n^hboBril ntid tab. »'5lrt.P'.S. WESTKALi'-.

We hftVB purchased lioty B'akuer of Mv.'Wbeeler, and It Is spleudid. His. E \V. HOS^S. I purchased a Doty W»»h«r "f Mi .* WhcaU r, and likelt batter every time 1 use It. I formerly? hired my washing dQue npw I do It iujsvl/ i» tne taamiirie with aft «a e, aad recommend If to -j every.ltoaaekeepar.

Ttrs. J. BKrtTLEBANK, North

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We have used Duty's d'asher In our lainlly nekr tbreo years, aiul 1. couaider it th*.bast machine for washing clothes ever in TOO ted. I haTe umxi seyeiai witters, bat ru othes ta* givitu the sa|is laetion that this has dooe- ft give* entire sa'tlsfaotiOtt it is emcellMt-Ar keaarat w*sBing, alldf? especially for bed clothing, .. ,,t

UTS .*1jIZA^11KSK3, South iMSt.-

W«bar9tis«id DotT^e IKashsr, mouths la Crttrf family and two ef my children hava them aod 1 oao say for them and myself, that'we- "TaM BOW as though wo could not keep heuse withym IUM. I harutried sereral other m»chlni», ?nt the Doty Is theooly oas that "comes up to ltaa'J mark"—the biLV ,riis

Mrs7*LiZA ^Abircil, 8onth ad St-,

Ooty'l W-asfcer ia oar family. I like U.tf! Mrs I WPJ.KY. Ma. WuK^Lga—Dotj's Washer is all light. Iti. gives entire satlsfartion. 1 formerly hired my" WMhioc«OAtvbhtaiuo» iuVehaaed tbe WiuburV of »uu, 1 haro taken ,eare«f a slokbey, ha»o thaq% n,y ortfloary house work, aod my washing bejftro l/o'efock. It la all you recommfrod It to be. ".«•»-

Mrs MlLO SHKUDON, huUth Bt: W

I «o»tor«Mrly'much prejadleed agklaat. wast -Bi log maehlnee, but the Doty Washer, parohaaed oi^ Mr. Wheeler, glree entire satisfaction. 1 b..- lleTe It is tba best I want better one.

Mrs

MrfLTAINK, South 4th St.

1 IJS I am delighted with Doty's Washing Mauhlue, and think there is uo implement tor bonsahoi#* economy more usefnl. *Ua Wfl.mTa^ftMith«thSt.

Yiei harejnied Dole's Wfshv S wonths, udl^ cheerfully lnd^rse tn# abore trstflnfrn/ la lts^TsT.. To A N N I So 3

W«AiUy taitciMethVaDere tettMboay In rtgirtS*^ totU%aeeUeoceef Dotj*a Washer. -.j Ji

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Mrt Otolo street. vi oq Dok'i be Miwed to purchase a«y otker.Waahsrlr^ nntli yoa have triad Doty's. It if

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Doty'a "Wagon Jack," cheap, simple and efll eieut, for sale by Z. Z. WBKKLEfi. dSldlTaS-wtf