Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 January 1868 — Page 4

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Monday Morning, Janawy ISlli, 1868

BAILBOAD

TBBBX HAOTl AKD IHIUAHAVOI.IB.

SklO *.' 5j*r*W J' fcS6 ». ..teprws J2-® B*. LOtJIB, AI.TO* AHB TBBBK HAUTE.

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tST" The fact that good skating is ways attended by cold weather detracts greatly from the skatorial pleasure.

fy McDonald, at the Post-office and depot, has a lot of Dickens American Notes, whiob are selling like hot cakes at fifteen cents per copy.

ggf Eighteen thousand dollars of the Bvansville rity tax for 1860 is delinquent. One hundred and fifty thousand dollars have been collected. -i

g/f The First National Bank of New Albany has declared a iomi-arinual dividend of eigbt por cent., free from Government tafr.

gy- The Brazil

tff One of the best lectures of the X' M. C. A. Coarse will be that'of Rev. J. C. Fletcher, on Friday evening. He has travoled extensively throughout South America and ia eloquent in bis desciptions of those wonderful natural 6cenes about which so little ia known, A great treat is in store for all who will attend. Get tickets at Barrett A Austin'! B6ok Store,

MP* The County Gferk leaned marriage licenses last week to thejfollowing parties David A. Brown and Nancy Hallar. David Sanders and [Susan Brown. Gen. Russell and C. F. Colglflfcier. Jag. J. Stewart and Martha A. Walden. Stephen Brady and Amanda Freeman.' John W. Nance and Rachcl Byers. Wro. A. Davie and Francis Wbitaker.!

The Iodiauftpotm correspondent of

the Cincinnati

Commercial

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CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

ipy Xhc Grover Foundry boa boeb purebred by jVm,, B«l.

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|Wt Xbe skating At the prairie ponfl tT/o miles north of Main street, is said tjc beTery.Hne. 10' iC"

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Home Weekly

Will Porter, of that place was seriously if not fatally injured while ohanging cars on tho Rockvi lie road on Thursday.

The Common Pleas Court con

cluded tbo business before it and adjourned Saturday noon. Tbe next court will be the Cirouit in March.

The

Journal

learna that efforts are

being made either for the release of the girl Eliea O'Brien, under imprisonment in the county jail, or for her transfer to the House of Refuge. at Plain field. She being under twenty years of age it is quite probable that she will be sent to the latter place for the remainder of tho terto for which she is to be imprisoned.,

|0* One would think it §old enough Saturday to freeze all the benzine in town but James Mirtle and Charles Williams mnnaged to imbibe enough to get into the Mayor's Court and be asses, sed $7.50 each. Mirtle got out by pay ing live dollars with promise of the balance, but Williams was impecunious apd went to Kizer's. ",K

says Late Dev

lin, the Chairman of the Democratic Stat* Central Committee, leaves for Washings ton to day, to ,coafar with the President and the magnates of tho party, with reference to the neat canvass. It is eurmiied that bo goes to raise money. The parly in this State is- flit broke—bankrupt ,in character and without friend^,,

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•r, fjk— .ti •••ii =11 I i' HV* Tbe casting ho^Wor the eastern furnace of the Indianapolis Rolling MJI1 Furnace, four miles east of hare, was burned down, on Friday night, January 3d. The accident was caused by fibe bursting open of the cinder tap, which l«t out a flood of cinder and metal, sotting flro lo th bouso. Also, some littte damage was done to the water baliance. We hope the company will now see the necessity of putting up brick building*, instead of frame.—Brazil

Horn? Weekly.

Thr Reason Why.—Tbo Indianapolis

Commtrcwl

says it wa» general iy suppos»

ed that Colonel Alexander of this city was beaten in the Convention Wednesday by Captain BotniwdaiFer, becausn tho former was a three-year man, and tbe latter wan one of tbe ninety-day .iort. But tbe Col. onel is giving another version of the affair. Dick Bright introduced him to one of tho J^ffrraon county delegation and left th« two together a few moment^— Conversation slacking a little, the Colonel began on a new tack as follows:

Colonel—••The party would do a go«d deal batter in Jefferson county,

a judicious editor."

you bad

Jefferson county "man,'turning red— "How is that?" Colonel—"The editor of your paper made a d—d fool of himself about Kimball's speech, and you ought to have some man of spnse taka hjs place i.

Here the Jefferson county man started off in haste to see a friend. About a half an hour afterwards, Alexander met Dick again who said—"Well, Colonel, you have put in it, with your talk jf!tfc Simpson about that Kimball matter "Who's Simpson?" says tbe Colonel.'

uWhy,

Simpson is editor of our Madi-

son paper, and the whole delegation is against you now I oannot do anything wKhthMB." •'Ji&ASy>

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Dox't Btisii^lHE PbsfiiAsTJtE.—According to the Postmaster General's reporli aot lea* ttna fe million letters were juailed

last year, without signatures, and misdi rected, or so badly directed tnat the address was totally unintelligible. These jrferefceslSo^ed.-'iMore

Poitaiastera. 1

Warn in mi

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Covc&twlSQ REV. J. C. FuracflSB-+ Mr. Editor: I notice iij youj i»«j^ of »thfc morning that tbo Rev J.*C. Flctcber*"tbe noted Brazilian Traveler?'1 frto"lecture tie lore tb* Y. H- C. A.xloOcXll 1

For the benefit of tba Association wbibh Ji jjrovidiog'as v/ith a^ri^ tff ^^t class lectures this wiutor, and also for tho information of tmy-wlio may know littljn of this lecturer, I desire to say, that, &Mj^ig often heard bici »t^he East, I regar^ laftm as one^o^'flAf'viVy best' fictfiwt tb whom I ever listened: Hii powers of description are of the verj^ biggest orSnr.--Evejry person,., wi»o lis^n^gto Uimjs pef. fect^ charmed With him "'as well as with the rich atod bek'utfful' Wwntf^ of which he speaks. I shall never forget tbe enthijBiam for 9wallyritb wMcb bi« ||pt le^tur» io»p»f«d n»o. 1 would say t^-wety person who. has a tsjte for tbe bea4tiful or a love for the marvelous, bj all means hear this lecture? 14 ..

Writenfcia entirely of my owrt Hccorjd and without solicitation. Frank Howk. I

JEstate

says Mr.

lowing transfers of real estate appear up. on the Recorder's book last week Geo. C. Duy, 3cta»rafssioner, to Mary T. Spence, part of lot in the city for $500.

AL M. Hickcox to Spencer B. Richardson, lot in McGaugbey & RoacVs Subdivision for $300. S

Gerhard F. Robert to Frederick Schlewing, lot in Fontaine's addition fcjr $600.

Jacob Hastings to Thomas Hagermao, two lota ftuMidaletown for $150. James Johnson to William Gobeii, one-tbird interest in two lots in Middl^» town for $33.

James M. Halbert to John Frayer, 40 acres In Nevins township for $450. 'i Geo. C. Duy, Commissioner, to Wllljis Roberts, 30 acres in Otter Creek township for $535.

A. L. Chamberlain1 to Lfeo D. Sirronija, lot ia Rose's sub-division for $1,840. Edna Bogard to James Leek, 32 acrps in Otter Creek township for $655.

City of Terre Haute to Right Rev. Maurice De St. Palais, 3 acres in Harbison township for $612 50.

Samuel H. Hughes to William C. Ris:. lay, lot in town of Prairieton for $165. Curtis Gilbert to John Rees, lot in GiU bert Place for $460.

John Gerdink to Hiram T. During, tot in Terre Haute for $1,100. ji Wm. H. Stewart to J. E. Ph. EmiHe

million

and imli others—1,611,680-^-were r^stor^^^r^rs^bi^of tbh dead letter office. Thus it seems that (A least two and a balf million inistakes weife made, in an operation which one would tbrbk likely to ^enlist t^e silffiftifent cai^i |f the writer, These letters contained neats ly $150,000 mooey, bills of exchangi, deeds, checks, to tbo value of over. $5,000,000 and over 49,000 contained photographs, jewelry, The above showing be sufiSciept W cause fetWr ^Htere to exercise mofe" ^kre dii**ki6g'mai] matter. »So aine cases out of'iten, tbe failure of letters to reach their jwoper dcJtia&tion is the faiUt. jf tbe letter w^er, and yet they are contmimlly scolding and

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Creek to ijg

Kissner, 9 acres ia Otter for $300. -131 M,'Augustus Claussen to Geo. KerchojBy lot in city for $5,500.

Beoboe Booth to Frances B. Ryce, lot in city for $3,888 Fred. A. Heinig to Anna M. Heinig, lot in Rose's sub division for $500

Andrew Grimes to Thompson -J)ivis, lot in Rose's sub-division for $3,000. John Clem to Adam N Rigney^ jix acres in Honey Grfcsk township for $444 50.

itir.!.-?*- ",U.j Bbasil Iron Woreb.—It

is announced

in the Braeil local paper that tbe blast furnace in that village is temporarily .aus. pelided for want of waiefj'jponsidctiog that tbe works of tbe lndianap6)is Furnace and Manufacturing Company, coat over $100,000, wo should suppose tUat this suspension was a big thing. Tbe fact of the matter is that Bratit can never be an important manufacturing point, for tbo simple reason of a lack of water. I^be nearest point on the railroad where there is a running stream is Reelsvllie. Tbe nearest point is Bowling Green, but that is off the railroad. Still it is only six miles below tbe line of tbe block edal fields. Bowling Green would be a good point to locate furnaces,

provided

that the

companies who have leased the cool lands for the pa9t few years would fulfllHbeir contracts but they have not. Thfse companies promised to run railroads connecting Bowling Green witb other proinim nt towns, and this promise, in fact, formed a part of the lease. Not 09a cdndition of the leasee, which covers over 3D,000 acres of the best coal lands in Clay county, has thus/for been fulfilled The honest Democratic farmers, who have been blinded by these leases from wealthy Eastern capitalists, are informed that tho leases are not worth the paper they ire written on. The9e wealthy arialocratia promised lo run a railroad to Asbbojro' and Bowling Green, south, and to tjbe Cabbage settlement, north, intersecting all tbe coal fields, in a certain time. They have done nothing of the kind, not paid one cent of royalty, and tbe leases are therefore broken. Let the farmers 'of Clay county attend to this, and not allow themselves toba swindled. Each acrei of coal land in Clay county is Worth $840, at ten cents per ttfri for the coal. Why should not the formers revise, what ^be coal sells for at the furnaces—$3 30 per ton--instead of being swindled by a set of grasping speculators The Xfferenco would be millions of dollars.

The result of the whole matter will be, that in a short time, their blast furnaces that were to make Brazil great as a manufacturing point, will be removed to Indianapolis and Terre Haut». Indiana^-* oils has the shipping facilities, the waterpower, and tbe capital, Terre Haute is tbe great center of tbe carboniferous i~e-, gion of coal, and has also the water-pows er ahd the capital. Either of these points, or both, will control the iron manufactures of Indiana. It has been demonstrated that Brazil block coal would make pound for pound. In other woW*, one pound of coal will smelt an ejual proportion of ore. Hence, as tbe ore has to:be brought from Lake Superior from mines, or from the Iron Mountain, 01 Pilot Knob, of Missouri, it is immaterial whether the ore is transported to the coal or the coal to. the ore. The great profitable idea is cheap transportation. $hat can be furnished by the» Wabash, at Terre Hauto, or by the railroads frdm the Ohio river, at Indianapolis. There i* a ^covincial feeling at Braeil that would kill anything.— So soon as the denizens of that burg ascertained lhat the company, which had invested one hundred thousand dollara in their village to make it something besides

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a one-hor# coal Rationjrif^pon as tb*M patriotic men found this company wanted water, they rised the price of teanu from $8 to $10 per day, so that it cost the company $S0 per day for tbe simple item

erty in Brazil fell 25 per cent, one man who held forty acres of improved land one mile west of Brazil wbtcbebe bad frequently offered for $,000 for tbe fe# simple, upon which there was a small spring stream, asked tbe modest sum of $3,000 from tbo company for tbo purpose of using the water. The people of Bra» zil have killed the "gocee that laid the golden egg."

Tbe President of tbe Terre Hauta Railroad has offered to transport coal from Brazil to Terre Haute, for tbirty-flve oents per ton. Thj^ptfoAleiif TetreBiiM are alive in this Quiu&r, Iixroffer to aonate lands to build up iron works. IndiAn^e^a,t eqiil^JmiVrMsg, should d6 tho same, and tho ligbt of too blast furnaces, typical of wealth, woqld extend the supremacy which she now 90 proudly holds.—

Indianoppy ^t

Sxlkcx Scao«L,T-iIu» J. s. Hotchkiei. lateVmJffuU wiifi^ti announce to tha citizens of Terre Haute ber intentions of opening a School tbe 20tb of January, on

itraets,

bouse north tbe market, re*

#pattfi$(y8orUn*s #$&&& your patronage. Having have bad four year* e*pa» rience in teaching, I feel fully qualified te gain your approval bo bud if required pupils can be made at the school-room.

reel fully qualtoea te

tha affliAALrnnm.

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DA»oiK« Schooi..—The undersigned has been requested tof«tab^b a Duicuig School, and tberefo/eMll Itegii ibtf sa&ft ou^Monday, ^an. i^tij, ,18^^, at Concordin Hall, 'atwbTeb %e5* will teach tbe latest and prettiest dances. He will also to

parents Wid racn'otber persons to call oh me at Concordia Hall. L. Holfskskr.

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LEAVE TKRRK HAUTE

5:35 P. M. 3:10 p. M. 6:46 A. M. 11:18 P. M. ARRIVE AT INDIANAPOLIS. 8:25 P. M. 6:25 P. M. 10:00 A.M. 1:&0A. leav« iNDiANAPOias. rr J.-90V. M. 9:00TT V.i d:30 2.-90 a. ^."9:00^' M.^W^O p. fi. 0:30 p.

ARRIVE AT TEBRS HAUTE.

5:10 A. M. 12:00 H. 4:00 P. it. 12 26 A. M. dlw] Chas. R. Pecble,Sup

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

19* New hams, fresh eggs and butter,, N. Y. factory ebeese, at A. C. Furrow& Sow's, South Fourth street. 18dtf.

Diamond and silver powder for Ball and faney dress parties, at Maban & Co.'a

Largo assortment of ladies' and

gentlemen's and, children's furs at N. West fall's, 85 Main street. dtf.

Best assortment ot men's and

boys' bats and caps in tbe city at N. Westfall 85 Main -Strnt* .. jtf.

Rat& Bailey.

Markle O {£. Flour, buckwheat

flour, new corn meal, and bominy at A. C. Furrow

Spy's,

South Fourth Jtreet

Casks.—Gold bead and fancy canes, ust received, at John R. Freeman's, No 5, Warren's Block. dtf.

Fresb arrival of choice Tees and

Coffee at E. R. Rigbt & Co's, 165 Main.

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poened an onUre

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t&T Choic article of Pennsylvania Buckwheat Flour at E. R. Wrght's 155 Main street, dtf:

19* Twenty«flve cents for a pouBd Of Coffee fouf potihflS $1 00, at Ray iJfc Bailey's, dtfj

DdiAr ^ATi^ gtC^^ban^lbV^s' Fabry Goods. Thoy are cbeap. dtf »t: --'11 I* '.•t-or'E-OS 1

1 as of S a S up &c., 'at A c©. jFlBm^iiAsfifty'^aoutb Fouirth£tree(j. t* f-! ,»18-dtf

ond. and^ilver powder for,' haiKat'&abftn S "^o.^.'- dlf. rr

j^ Wesion is a"grbst Billings a great

talker

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^reat

cash.

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Change of Timb.—On and after Mondays January l^t^^aie^Qger trains on this road will run as follows:

Harper's Weekly, Frank Leslie's,

and all the leading papers for this week for sale at tbe Post Office News Stand.

Chas. Dickensit including bis Amerioao Notes, at just one half the regular price, ^kw^^^iatlfieffoit Office. d3t

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sewer

therefore for

utility

inger Sewing Vain street.

tbo

Machine of Riddle, 151 2 5-dtf

J9"Go to Riddle's for Sewing Ma ebine, Xe'pbyr Wfetfed,Dress Trimmings, and cib^'ioods, At low price. ,131 MAin iifeet 1

»liiU)He t?s Jghconix of 076,883 86.

Havbbb Co., Asents.

Gffice owr Donneily's I)rug -Slot#:

17dw3m

EcotfoMT asd Comfooit.—Cory & Mancoort are agonts -for the improved Rubber Moulding. Seeps out oold, ruin, l&ud aQddust provents rattling of B^th. Try Hon your doors and windows: dtf

H-ff .ac .gBh-Juat received a ti6w lot of Silver Ware of tbe newest patterns. Ail iutertitbdiHn making 4Ciiri&tai^}: Presants •b9(il|i look, aJsihwe goods befor^.mM^Pg purchases as' tney uro tbe'nan'dso'me&t geodi in tl?e market, and include.Presents of small cost as well as large.

S. R. FREEMAN'S NEW STOKE,

.tBl Main street, National Hotol Block. dWtf.

We have determined to close out

pur stock of Beady-mad^ Clothing with a view of changing our business to tbut Of Merchant Tailoring :and Gent'e Furnishing Goods, exclusively, and in order to*do so,'will offer our entire stock of Ready-made Clothing at net cost for new ^bods, and the bulk of tbe stock carried over froth last, year, at much below cost, for

We mean just what we say! and will do all we promise! Gent's Furnishing Goods, and Clothing made to order at greatly reduced prices. Call in and elamino eur stock. It is much tbe best in the Cjty.

endeavor to teaob that tbe pupils will 2dwiT—""N6T ¥l"'MainJKl?oet'. hold themselves in walking on tbe street. The lesson hours for children1 frbibi^ltfe years, begins from 6 to oclock in the evening, and all above 12 years will commence at 8 o'elock in tbe evening^ ^na»but Spjipils have any permission ln*tTO while exercising.

Johnston & Miller,

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BUSINESS PIREGTOftY.

r!l*l ATTORNEYS. Wij) "E. iIcX-L'U.U, 90 Main Btreot. Wm. E. UeuJricb, over first National Bank.

Balrd 4 Cruft,

wUl .therefore request all

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Main Street.

Mueiy Jr3#tfel^ T^irtl 8^,'under Magonic HalU ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. J. A. Vrydsgh, corner Main rind Fifth. ('lift A WHHams,'oorn«r Ninth and Mulberry. !:t!. 2''^BAKERS.

Henry Layman, Lafayette street'. N. Andrews, Main street, bet. FiftU ami Sistb tb»«- E- Baggies, XG North Fourth sttoet. Leibiog Si Taeuiier, near cor. Main ami 7th.

J. P.vMcDon»ld, tostofficoliobby. .,•,. 'M. W. O'Connell, Main street eaet of rotirtii. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. $. Qsrvio, Principal, corner Otb aud Main. 'wttlilMISSION AND GRAIN.®4

Te.'B, Sryoot & Ob„ East Main Street. Jobu ifaoey *Co., First 61., on Canal Baiia.

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I cxoT SliT Afresh supply of the works of

Four pounds of Coffee for $1 00 it

dOAL D^ALERd.

T. O. Orovsr, Tbird street north Main. S. jr. Merrill, 107 Main street. ,JobB McFarlane. at Conpty.gcales, Obi» streets ^Blfebkrd MfeElfoy", sotath^est^or. Public! Square,

CLOTHING.

Sous Strtfase 04 and XJ0 Main street. Uartsocfc it Uanuister, 79 M»i(t atreot. Johnston & Miller, 81 Main street.

DENTISTS.

Edsall A Co., corner Fourth and llnin

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h«F'eM^^^e£rgroiw^etPp"fT.

on South Fourth street,j.RAPfdfef Market House. *bt« ItW.' Poultry, game, peach blbw pota toes, apples* atd cranberries, at A. C. Furrow & Son's, So'iAn'Pftnrttf street.

alryj'er Sewiug Man

ebine Office has' been ^amoved to T. H. Riddle's, 15 i^Mauc^itr^eK T' 25-dtf

Decline i^' Heating Stoves and a

large stock," at 63 iKaii^ lAreet. 25,dwtf W. W. SHANNOtT.j

ttf Fine assortment of Coal Cookiig Stoves, Ave different varieties from Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Evansville, at No 63 Main street. 2S,dwtf W. W. Shakjtow.^

erwi tion. He will also continue to keep a fttll stock at bis old stand, No. 64 Main street. [19,dtf

Save Mokkt—By using Hfbbahd's Stovb PipkDampib, warranted to sare

funded. Over two hundred^ are bow la ns« in ttfS Of gfas entire aatirfaotiwi. Fctr kals Irt' stand on Third street. Iba @BOTn. dtf.

Our popular and well known

butcher, Jo Rupp, has established a meat Btacd, on the south side of Main street between 6th and ?tb, near Lockwood'a tin store, and from this time forward will

stand at.all times. dtf.

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Sastoii A Walmsley, 1X1 Main stivet. J'^AeliiUit Haggerty^cdruor Mainland Tftird DRUGGISTS.

VJI Ira Grorer, fourth street, opposite Market. 8*rr, Qulick 4 Berry, corner Main.and Fourth. I. b. Maban & Co., corner Main and Sixtli. (J. ft B. A. Davis, corner Main and Tbird. I

EXPRESS COMPANIES. 'i Adams, E. B. Allen, Agont, 0 Mncbauics Kovj. FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS

Tigo Foundry and Machine Shop, Scatb, Smith JSCo., near T. 11. & I. and £. & 0. B. R. KreigUt Depot.

Pbonix S'oondry and UTacbiue Shop, McSifresli, Deaglsr & Co corncr 3th audKagic, near Passenger fepot. GUNSMITH AKD STINCIL CUTTER

Jobs Armstrong, Ohio streot, oas^ef Tbird. HATS AND CAPS. Jf. WestfsU, 85 Main Street, I Joee^ C. Yate3, South Ihird strvs^,. a 1

HOTELS.

Katlosal UoaSe, corner Sixth and Jlsib. Clark House, corner Ohio and Flrrt. Bpntip liouie. sonth-eastcorner I tjbUt S^cart. Terre Hause Boafe, corner Main and Bevontb. btewart Bouse, Socdnd street, north of Sialu.. ^Sarly lipase, west end Main street. 1

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. B. Bockell, South Fourth street. Ww. ». Mauoing, Ohio St., East of 4th. W. Uoward Slauu IRK, Cherry 9t., betwia and 4tb.

INSURANCE AGENTS §, B»t«ss4 Co., corner Main aud FifthScott AJCrane, Main street, east of Fifth.

W ELLERS.

S. 51. FreeQtsn, 74 Main treet.

'John B. freeman, 5 Warren's Bloc*

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MUSIC DEALERb.

J. S. tindemanB, ffl Mails street.

Mflinstroat.

tr. V- MILLINERY.

Mrs. HT/IT. Abbott, opposite Post Office. Mrs. M. A. Waller, 85 Main street, up stains MONUMBNTS^rSCOTCH QRANI 1 Jas, O. Wiiion, P. O. Box Till. «j

NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS

H. Bidilln, 151 Maia street. NOTIONS TOYS FANt^^RbciRIES.

Clanssen, Bicbowsky5 JiiCo., Mttiu street, near 6tb. a *!#r OMNIR.X78 J4NE.,^

C. Miller, orders at Pest Office. PORK PACKERS., Ifm. J. Beiman A Co"., Office Main Sfr«ii?, 1

PLUMBER.

B. Bockell, South Fourth street. «ESTAURANT,: J. B. Oshe, 149 Main street.

RETAIL GROCERS:

Ray A Bally, Fourth street, South of Post Offlee. 15. R. Wright A Co., 155 Main stroet. MA C. Furrow

Son, south Knnrtb street.

STOVES A.ND TIN\VaR]£/ B. L.Ball, Majn street."8. B. Tleuderton, FourtH street, Sontb P. O. IJJ. B. Dagorty Co., 137 Main street.

Wyy*. Sbannon, 63 Main etroet.

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SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS.

UNDERTAKER.

Isaac Ball, corner TUr4 and Cherry. WOOLLEN GOODSt -f? .•*«• John K. Beis, 60 MefiB street.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

£JO PAKT^BJtSHIP^ NOTICE. The aaderelgned have foimed a Co.Partner'•htp under tbe name and style of H. Boblneon

rnKRBBHAUTfi COM'L COL LBOK. CO&KEB EtFTH A SfAIK STS, book-kesplng by single and dooible entry, in all Its *nnl, ne'pertalnlnpto bnsineee litis Penmanskip and Arithmetic. Terms within reach of' all For farther particulars, addrees the Princlgial, ssp7dlj

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LOCAL NOTICES.

^_T ,,, U^ttofTs Malt Extract—Beverage of Xfoerf Soslt fUeaith, is bewagfc parvictilBitr ad»pted to per

but tbe Singer a eousof and dolninitw conaHtntton, «nd all

irolaboring unaor djW^pais, loss of

iyjpetitf #crofnl« cilorosii/W!,'general deMlity,

takes t*b© place P^rfBc

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and spirituous.-Hquors. as a't'eni^flial agent, an4 in .all casts wber? sfi^hti stliinflatijre beverages and ton^ aire needed.

Admission KI

".Fracl l£feiiu&<£ Bro., Lafayette'Stree^ ,'j BILL POSTING, ,:Jifo., W. Jteildnidor, at this office. '".' BOOTS AND SHOES.

[fi r.

norr's malt extract

We advise all wanting sound and irjBUrance, to" insure v?ftb tbe -itmntrjq n-r nL- n..i Hartford. Cash assets'$J,- uaeJt./mflrtt lmmatirtHs rttr, and prescribed by ^e xaQ^t fimiaent phjjlcian?, whose approyal tnif econno&i*inve Wen bcstOTrcd upon tbis vrouderfQl driu^. fWth av#., 5.T.,

Aastin booTB opon at 7 o'clock 9dtd

-I

•2- 0. Lincoln,"Oth St., botweeu Kaln and Ohio. B. VanValsab, lul Main streot. J. Richardson, Ohio street, bet. Tiiirtl and,4tli. f'%i DRYGfOpi)S* caTnell, Bipley & (Jo., corner 6tb and Main street.

W. S. ltyce St Co., 77 Main streot.

S|jj

& Co.. 73 Main street. £(& 'uifiiaid'strtM:

si-

is, since tbe short time of its introduction,

"Toar Halt Extract is not only a very plausnt bCT«ra£«, but.also a very t©«ad^ui pflt.1 D*pot, 56.843 feroadw^y.''•

Bdaodln1 MAHAK

A Co.,

AfiODt:.

AMUSEMENTS.

Y.M.C.A. LECTURES fit M.tv#

Tbe fourth Lscture cl tho C'oursv will be delivered on Friday Evening, January 17th,

At HOWLING HALL, it

REV. J. a FLETCHER, The Celebrated Braziliau Ttsrtlor.

TWO TH0C8ANND UliES

THE AMAZON

Ob, BE/ZIL AND TBOPICAL LIFE.

....50 Cents 4' a Depot.

L«cture buglns at 8

WANTEP.

VVJT ANTED—BO ARD-.Bya man TT ot steady nnd moral habits, iu a family whoro thpro are fow, or no other boardtrs. Ad dress \V, L,-F. O. dtf

VXTa^TED—X Girfto doghouseI work. Ouod wiges will he gfreti mpctont girl. Noao

ttfOR SALE.

U'OJal SALE.-^-r-iioueo and Lot in -L Ksstern part of tbv Oity, fioll sijuare from National H0-4U.. Uouoo cuiitding ihree rooms, Cistern iu ,Ui« ..kitehad. (Price, $S5V, if sold within the naxt tea iuys. Iitljgood apply at tbe news K+vm crtfiiB offlca. Jan 4.

£^OE

SALE.—On North Firs' btrcet, a frame dwolling, containiag nine rot me, with barn and out-bonses, togutber with 000, two, or three lots, 23dtt Wil/LIAJI ilTEKS.

IfT'OE&ALE-^6ur ramo House J/ Ouo uf 0,1.0, two rt six, and uoo 1 ee^i rortajs. 1 will sill tlMafebouses very low, and ur reasonable ternm. Apply to T-J. FOBBEST,

Ktar=cortaeW5t!d.01iio Strots"

DISSOLUTION

of partnbb-

BHIP.

Tliopsritiarahtp heretofore oslsiit'g sod knovn as Statlrviiniltb tc Crt., iti tbo vlgu Fuundry aud Macbioe Works, is tbis day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. L. A. Smith retiring ircm the flrni.

The business wiilTitreafter be eondncteJ udu«\ the naate and stylo of Sc»th & Co., n'Uo ussuinu ft!lliablUUea ol the old Qrm. i* JAMB3 SEATH.

LTNDONA. SMITH

jaSdiw ,.4, „u&. liENHV H. BSACii.

CABINET AIHD CARPENTER \J WOBK. The rndersigned would reipecifully announce to tho citizens of Torro lJaute and vicinity, that he it prepared to do Jobs in the Cabinet Carving and Carpentor line. Also, repairing Furniture dono In the beet style. A. P1CBNCH, Easj National Ur.«d, oha-half Square east of Gilbert's. decfidSm

KENTUCKY LOTTERY,

mmE, smith & m.

JMANAGKKtS,

Successors to IKrRRAT.EDDT it CO. In the manatemei!. of the Kentucky State X,otr. j^i.tery&rtliebe'jeRtoif Hhelbv tolloge. -U

All other sebemrs or clanres, aftej January 1st, 1SC9, by vheunjevov demised or drtswn, under the n»mo of tho -ehoiby College Lottery Grant, ara without authority frois us. Nor aro wo in any uiuoner bjunii by tbe proceedings of any peison so iictiag without authority from us.

Maneg-rs an oinicu by th.* ebflby Circuit Court for'tiM wlby College I/it ry Onm.

0 A D.

As will be ssen by tbo above notice, I have the soleabd ozclaalvi) rlgut to draw tho dhslby ColI«g5 Lott ry cnius after January 1st, 1SH8. The sauis Kill t»e inautigi il ouJ conducted after tbe abov«dat? In tho naaie of 1Tca.vc£, tjauHACS.

a'H

.j X. Ktssaer, Palace Olu^^e^t.tj ... MECHANICIAN. .* A. Ttttcnan, 801

J4S. S. SMITH.

Wo biive fll.d in Shelby Circuit Court, SheibjTilie, Ky., a IloD'i amounting to Tiiree HundrrJ Thousand !)ollrfri, for the payment of all prizes. ...

Tbo Kentucky Lottery on the Single Kueibrr llau will be drawn on tbe litli and 30th days of each month duriug tho year 1508.

CLASS A

Tf'ill be drawn in Covington, Ku

Jnnnary SOfli, 18BS.

50,000 lumbers and 1.130 Prizes. 1 prize of. SoO 00 ,J prize of...., 85 O0"0

Vprta* 6t is 0fc 1 |rlZ9of. 10.COO 1 iri7.a ot. 5

00J

piizeof 6 U00 lpiiziof. 000 1 prlzs of 6 COO 1 pria-. of 2 SUO I pikZa of^..,..,.

2 500

prfzlS Jf :. 2 509 1 prise of 2 600 1 priie of ... ... 2 500 BO priaee of. 1 COO 10O prises of. 500 150 prices of 200 250 prisoi of. 100 prizes of. 1 500 0 prises of :',00 9 prizes of. 250 200 9 prices ....... T. 125 9 pr!j a. of..,„_,.„..^„,....„., 125 0 jiriZM of 126 9 pri*?s »f 135 45 prize) .:f 103 450 prizflS of...... 50

1,130 Prizes amonnting to

$33,250

Tickets $12, Uaires $«, Quarters $3

fff"The absTe MagniScent Single-Number Lotjory will bs drawn lu Publi^ Iu Covington, Ky., by three Swon-f

Coxmissiuneus,

at one o'clock P.

M., at the corner of Fourth and Madison streets. Tho Kentucky Lotteries are no Qift Enterprises, but re^pitlSlbla Money Lotterine, thqt hare boeu conducted tor tbe pss: thirty reavs, and are drawn under theaatbority ol a chartm litifi ibe State, and bonds are given to seciiro tho payment of nil prizes

Ttte offlclal list 06 nnmbers drawing prtees will be pnbllsbed in' thuNew York Berald, Cincinu iti Dally Comuerdal, and Cincinnati German papers.

OS" We draw two Lotteries daily, and give per. sma the adraatixe of BCLSCTi.Na their own Mnnt-nf-ter' Pend yoor sdli-essfor®CHrcuISrT"

Address all orders to FKAUCE, SMITH OO., BOX 374 i'ATlagtoo, Ky. 8d2tatf.WA8-w3*

QHBAP MLLLINEET. 1]. kinds of Millinery Goods sold at C031 daring tbe Winter months, at

Co., to continue the Wholesale and Betail Jfolion Business, at ICS Slain Street. BESB1T BQBI»8K. ja9dlw j. CHARLES L. BBAM&N.

Mrs. M. H. Allott's, Opposite tha Poat Office. DocMdtf.

JQIVIDJ&ND NOTICE. NATIONTT STATE BAS^\ Tsaas

IIacts,

a'-

-TTOHtil

mSALL

c®

ynr

«L

.-i

(IM «if 1 '-it'

CLOAKSJ

MARKED

2( "awtWav

POPLINS

MARKED

VSpK

'MARKED DOWX it*

ft s-W

COBURGS,w

.iiV.'

S «*"W

fk04

MARKED DOWN.

*i-V»w «a «4n»:TU8*\ V?'\

W*&' «t\5

fitB'H \HW \1 |j

ALPACAS,

t\ ii. VEl)ULK4

I Cor. 9ili A 'Itfulb^rrj Streeis.

llMAgKMUDQ^XJ

MARKED DOWN,,

'{Itftl

UNDERWEAR,

MARKED DOWN. •i -'M «.l i-Hfri -•£,/'? JtT5rrn*d* i'.iT:

'••'(EiT .Vf ,..i iirlw -»{ti tj ?.*+- ifniij r«tw,0 c*i -a-.iT irtyt tsttii fj ftrlJ «i «n» ji

Edsall & Co. J!»4

01* ?«r

,.4

asiqeeJi

I f.»-v -d""

4 h*

J-

rf ,.

.-IS 1 #JJ

The Ton' Lot

Grand Closing Sale i:i.f .•?'?! $*•. ttWiJ iltif ».r' (TWO Cld .nwow/liiij %'t t»t* "r, ta^©d-i 'uijmy-v R-'f.' tentoytriatM cl.ml* ia»i4 -hfi mi&iK'S ica vAaa4 tod: nowbal. litis

KniLBrviLLr, Kt., Dec. 2,1867.

To IT?!om it may Concetti

Xhijis to certify, that JASiie S. Sauiu alonoia entitloi to ii«eSliciby e,t|iloge tottery Grant of Kcpj,u'cly, or A?iy,s«h?!uo lor olasaas thoreuod#r.

UHJV Ui 3' .a

WINTER "I)RY™'G00tl£ ia$aa Jo nccp ^onenuU dt csi ai V^/p!rr~:.qsg7 rfotis gni jiitlitfcilts*.-

T- O. SUACKftilfOBD. A W E I 1 1 JI. A.'omKN. .TAS. L. JfibLIKGWOOD.

i-'

Jiiiri 3u •^ii1:e'3s EJirf bs'jalq oa a

$ a a

Jjjii.t iasiiijpsT

:%tt

o« 0

.-••2

•i

ZMhtmx vT\

»M.' e::i

len-n

.isai**l\

•I f-. 1

fi*i

Inp., January G, 1868.

Adividaodof flfeper tint, atid tat, h»e been declared on the Capital Stock of this Bank, pay. able to Stockholders, en detaand.

Jan7d2w b. M. WAR BIN, Cashier.

»f tu.IL

-1

t:,s

liteoi fcsv«a»fc iio

•. -Mttsi-t.i

eiU I

A E I N E N S Towels, Bbeetlngs, &€.,

Included in the apovc Sale.

u» U.)r ri

ttoiiwi-

t«. •-.niiiim ii'fiitiCl ft?.-.!

The attention of Housekeepers and oth« ers is called to tbe above, a* an unequaled opportunity for purchasing Duqdful ar« tides. £r"-'H ZJr.% t* r't k. t*9xu: -r i*V-i a ST' •tan jJnia J?

J* 1

*t}i foAm pti't

TUELD, RIPLEY

fjsimi 'tM^—Soa few ba* #do fab*4.}

.a s^55ir5?.B?5ia£

p!^i&e7^ 0

.1.

.' of the aaaoo: 1 lii')'

PARTE#

N E W E A S W

-sJU* ..

ii*

i-fe

sft s'

I I

rts

'us

:5»e*

MARKED DOWN.

43* Hf

HSf *£'4. nfS&nt

MERINOES 3iis •«"i iii* .Ti

j• «+.!i t-n W*. i*1Ml ,1 ft: _. I) I

I )Q ..

It,. Pi I ftvutmei »*£»•.

bAlJM*' A W^iMSLBV

jam

iwu uj!

JiSw

^JtJfyES^OQJS:^

lit-* ti Suitabl* for. u. A. All,.

Dowjar\

*»«8

'j*-'T

HpJid^yrGoQds,

iLm

E S I N S

DRESS GOODS, A WLS, .... CLOABL1KG3. -U

BALMORALS, HANDKEUCHIEiJS.^w.vA J.. KJiTT GOODb, i» EMBROIDERIES, ,.s{ rltst

VEIL GOODS, .feLIEPER PATTERNS/B1S,°I

•MttatttoOTTOMAN do tfT"!

KNI0KKKACK6

11P Uu Street,

a, Asarilt

tucnToT

A N

:(,r.

conai^ltog 0 partr tj. t-v Bogwoda»* Jot, #.

9)„,t3k

Lace autlMibroldered Collars, Lace an^Enibroldered lFdli^

Elaiu and Fur •lined Glovfs, [Iu Kid^ Buck aud Clotb,]

i'isstletsl

»Pur f* Ladiesr^^^Tvot ,. Morocco 4

Purses, Pui'ses,

TT-AN2JQUE, C^MEO,

^1^13 JK F" PIXj§, oFA.3^C-,Sr BASKETS,

Broch.© carfs,

In ihort, wb u%to beautiful Proseuts for ^d,]ud'Vouog.*' Cal! 'and -we will take

T-.intni

pluasuro in showing jou tho Slock.

.^q.'nfduld xetuind our ftienja (bat eur Stuck is being ct-jietaptly replooi&hud wito

^eW iVji4 Desfrable doods, 7.-.Tot^fiaicr wear, such a? Broche Shawls, Cloaks,

jebl.

Kni( ^awLs WCMUCU SUaWfis

Houbrkeepees,-

-M

Vflrf 0)|

fiU

S50.000

i'.' i'-wf* ik .•» Dry Goods, to bd 4

Worth of ScasoQublo

..... sold at prices

ASTONISHINGLY LOWlt

50 pieces Frunch Merinos to be sold aj 75 cents, Forrnor priata $L26. ij 800 pieces Assorted Dress Goods to be sold at 25, 40, and 50 ets. Forme? price, 50, 75 and $1,06, 5000 yards choicu tlgared Delaines, 16}c 1000 yards Bleached Slieetiog, to be sold at 8Jcents. 1000 yards Bleached ijliirtiug to ba Bdd at 10 cents. 2000 yards Bleached 8hirtiog, yard ..widej fine, at 12$ cents. »M*0 One Case high colored Prints, One extra heavy wide... 10 Pour very choice T2J One Bale choice Red Pianiiel..:*..''..! 25 One Grey twilled 25 Ono heavy plaid all wool do... 40, i, ir.'Tfid Mi,

-ATTEN

TIOS .,

Wa&iiiiS Maoluka'^prli

"rSS®, ir'IX/.bAH

Min (MTHliS WASHKK.

The Longer Tliey" ar(5 Used

are

Ac.

IB El ABE COiilVH»15|W SKSKBA nffliioi'tiiioijr ififi cvUA'fai.

Ksvo/r

coun» sold.)

Dry Goods Emporium:^

rss.

liead th"aM)ii))«Kiab,«(.|i«Uis ia Xerv ihfit 1 purc»k(W one If-fcotj's TulproTed'A^MlA A,- anafe- proves wsf. iCUtU df tjiul-wartfc theJust li ave evsu sceo. Oofleldtr. iuk tuo gr^at julitf it jiloidj ia the lvboc of wsslc icg aaa the «avkx ot, iue, tu family siietfig be •wjtbjut one. tj.

Ii.

lnrtd luy vrasLiog Juno uow 1 do it uiyselt In tho uijicliuio w'ttii all ee, ,au). rcc^wweud it to] every liouso keeper.

Mis. J.

Mb.

Kfljso?

*'vi IIM&I I a'iO({S| otfcl. ii asm us 'j:- \iii&ji bnr •H it- y»i--»r!»'

IUtlTTfcKCANK, North 2d St.

\VVli»y«"ustd LVJj'sJfiikUsfWJour trfrnjly tfear b"Vfl, ut« M,cu4si.d*t»|t|e b?st »wcnian to/ Washing clothes ever invunted. I litre used sovoral others, hut uo othej has giveu the satis, tuctiou that tins haS dono.' It (jives eaiiro satisfajllkUi iti* cXJ^Ueuf. lof, ^uiii^ial y«nh ng, and espiBciSIlyfor beilcluihlug, -.1 aXr»-.«iIZA UOBN*9, ti.aitli •Webarb ts»J lDty*s IVaeher, tf maaths tn uur fauuly. aud t«02i iuy bhildren ,have tiivut al»o aud 'l can say far. ibeui,uud tnj seir 'thai we f-ei now as th^ugli We cotild ndt Kseji h»nse'WftBOu th.m, I havi irind several oth.

macbiusKbuti

tho Doty is tho only ouo tb4t,"&piui>s "uj/to tho taark"-t"H fiiU tbi'bilf.'rv '-Lii FAllilJilfc fcmth 4A wo use DotyT^W»«rcr in ouf'fftinny^ t'ikfit. 5.•••j!.- .» -aim O I BirtW

WjirELEC—Doty's.Waffier ie all tight. It

gives cutiro satisfaction. I lorn:-rly Uired

waAhig dojWi' of jgb, I feSfco.1

jut since I pifre"hrf*d tl#»w»iber akeu-cero of a sickbojf, have doutf

ii-yifti.njWjijuse work, aud my wusliing be ore

12Pjock/"'-I?Js»ll

ion rtcoiuiutud it to te.

UHfililLO tsUELUON, fuhth .'!i St.

wait iij better out. ..

'5^5 S. MCILVAINB, Suutb 4tb Ht.

Info deiicutati with Duty's wi»hing Machine, ago ttiuiln tfivTp ia uo. Iqjpl^mef

w..i»

Wp tull/indjnro the abj«o te«tfttrtmyin regard tn th» 0**:11' if t)oty*s W»h»r. 2r» CATHAItlSB WUITTAKBB, 8 8t.'

Mr« Wa. KISTLY, 6oath 6A Str JiJI '8 Hil'K,- jn*' w*1" airs J.Q iAt F, tWlo' Brg»t. T**llrort^6efi3l5e3*ltrrufeSS8SSSyl9ES^WS$e

5r-ij «7#wlt I i^^iii«M« art^Iht#W ItH MttHW'Mni. l.vk I I t«#etbi-r Cog-w-betl WrTu^r,'

auti fj

sft

CO,

Corner 5th and MalnStrsetgt DoxyH

Tarra Halite^ |»4»

^VANO^ACCNCTu

*fK.* it

W#-tf,5 JlAv Jim*

1 f-

a agatate.' ,i(t ,, ll.f i»M»? -«l-

mmw 7KFW 'g*2wj.it"

Mi-mjMtxcdMj'' vtteoTtr

ilf,» ,-3f

«ko.ra0t'

HIOJCCOX, jSc CO.,

:ttVAfB*Hwni 1 60 Oliio Stre^

Cdnv-ytmceing Carrfultyr Ihrtii

Alstracta of Title furoished, Locus be. gctiatod «od Monay inveaMid. »ut .tQt

W-jmi vt

wsm+Mwz wuaj**,

FOR NAXEi

'HSJIl'A

w''i

tlkfikELLAS,

ja.irfitw St. (MnTkad free of

Chat££•.)** "***6*

AiiU a Large Assortment of

of eeat knuxri ae tbe "Qusss

Tat SO." ail -nced, w.li uupro««) good meadow •004k pasture avd floe ttseVer. a tnt^ilsf tern.

Buildloc Lots, adjoioiu* the city, northea» •—tfod »ltt—low pri« axid f,T r^hle terms.

ifonse and lot. eti Tst itrrtt, north of Oitrl Boaee—5 rooms, cistern, Urge ptsble. Ac., frlo* *.*«* *«(f

a Wts

S. R.

O S

Sheeted sp^cfaliy (Lr^tliti Holiday trade,

Foter

am .and t»*ri

A'ft! V,

:1!

ftgago and Vote* te.fOft—at a htg diecocnt

Fori? e*res S)^ miles eontbeast «f fwa—U •crBB tn itirattoz^ UabM* Vtn eh^fcTAa v,, -3._ 4.

A a ole^ant residence and groand* oa Sooth ttl street. AdMirable koine.and rare bargain., ,.M Taq «crea on tb« Bloonxiogton Eosd

STOftiH AND TIN WAR E.

S O E S Large stock and Low Prlcc^ At—

Doors South of theftot Qfi**, on Fbttrth Street

KNOWING

that the Public bas

long dsi&auded a better class of Store* than has heretofore beeu KeneTailytoOsred iB thi market, K. UE.NDJCH30N luu this seMon selectixl «'itt grrat csire, from the Boat fopnlar aud C'clebrntest Piatterssis kuowa the country East or West, an assortmeotof Cookla^ aat Beattag Steves, eiuh as ato rarely uvar coilocted together in one Houses*

Among bis stock may be fooud tile

almost ecerjprominewt

Itading Ster

mam&ulmreri* tk•

cnint-

«rrHealing uud Parlor Ntomr with ail ibe Modern ImproTementa and ossiwlenoifis. jtoxa lor OtBcca, Stores, Cnurcbee, Hotels, Dinlng-itcKm«, Bed-roeas, any and all kinds, aui as for prices, He Defies Competition

Uo is confident tl at he has bought as low an anybody can, aud is determined not to be N E S O It is impossible that anybod should have BiTTia. Stoves, for no

beWrr art made.

ALL ARE WARRANTED With Cooking StoTrs be gives More Furniture tban is UstiaII)rfeTC» tnd delivers »]1 Sto.s iu tb^ ciljr

Free of" Ohargel 3|1 Ia ftddltion to 8love« tie k««£8 g«nor*l aasortuiout of Tia, Iroosod Copper ware, Prt*std Want,

The New French Ware, Spoons, Ladles, Preserving Kettle*, Mnffla Ba kers, Vatfle Irons* an the very neweet thing Mt„ (he Patent Mirror Smoothing Ironm.

These Irons have the new inclined handle, and! Patent Chilled Iron Face, which retains the beat one (tint

common vntt.

u'ff felt, bsuta u^ii bt.

Having .t^ty'sWa-Ulus ilavbiue In see iu my Uouss, 1 Ciiu 8tal4,..lllto'J(t!i tbS tcstimoty of Ay sorrant, (hit It soVes muoli Iabur, dors tbnK^o work, and .b a-'t^o'wtaViog upon'clotbiujf as \u«

J.V^nCS C.], MLGBEUCB^

Ipurcbai-d a

J)jly Vfuthwal

Mr. Wheeler,aud

like it vory n^uch' dur irtrl likes it, and dues htr waJilng^vitU aa'd-'iu iauclt* tban foim.rly ju.iiia .iid tLuihioneii way. ilfip. .iiABfiAlii/X Wliil,lASIS, ti. Gth M.

W Be

woutiis, uud

is tiXielluot, woui4 mi to* wnti-

out I lv«, un.om aay cuasiduratli Ai, *ad I ebwfuily ill

Ihavuoii'1 tho 'WasUfrB iu.ut'y,. i«*d,flud lt dab^tho wotk^livro

4 tboeugU^:,,WMA

etijt. Of

Weuro tbo ioilir* It t»., ouT is a

creat Siviug of tiuje.Qver tb» otd-fanhloned. MlCdif ilj

iVvr nurslM.-1'd to li^«U-r of Bl r, aba rt Is Jpluati4f' TUtSf W. BOSS.

Wheoler

longer

(few A*

Store Pipe ot ail sices and kinds,,

constantly on band, and no eitra charge lor tireting joints together. Bayers will certalalp save money by calling on

S. it. HBNDEB30N,

QKYBN CAE LOADS fc.'

Fourth Street, 4 doors Sonth ef the Post OtBt"-soi8d-.rtf" ..

S O E S Just received and will b? sold at t^e LOWK0T BOTIOBPlUOi:8. atJBAX.l-.'».

1 ISC of the Leading Stores in tile Starket Houie Companion, three General Grant*, t/irte size#Charter, four sizes. JEnterpria*, four sixtta. Forest Queen, four sigfgl Mover, siec slice.

"fnisiMaJ*. nl z»vt raa

Ail oarraated tbebcsl in tfco Market, at,,a BAJLL'feL

B. HAGE RTY & Cav Art prepared ti do all ktno» of JT O •CCM AB Booting, Guttering, Coppersmttfr 5,

Work,

And Repairing of aU Kind

We bavo also the Agencf for

BiiNSETT A MAUSH'8 CBLSBRATB/ Ftacenii Warm Air Foraace, Of which we have already^ put np several, to the entire satisfaction of tha parties nslng .tlieaii whom we can at all times refer.

All kinds of Furdkces repaired and put up in complete ortoti.aufftbe Worif warranted. A general assortment

ot'

TIKWAKBuU baad at

ail times. Give us a-c*H at Wo. 187 Main Stireet. I'et. 6th 7thi TXttBS HAITfk. I WE 3 poTlialti

EXPRE88 COMPANIES. r.tj*a ji TttJK Ujta^jc

ADAMS HIPRESS (MMPANY. GBKAT Hasten Western aad tioatkn

KXPBS8H V0BWABUU8j!,Cf.i«l4W taij:

ftf

UojUehpitl

Sconomy more u»efil. i' M™'®- WIMfUTH. 8«atfciHh 8t.' Wehst'tfS usod ootjr's Wasfcir a -onths, and 1 ottieriaily indorse the ae-Jie tsellemaf I

Z.».W]l££LEB,

•^vajoa«ja«k,'" cb»ip, simk* «sid eo

Nwi '•t'sara^

.triMoH X.J.S-»»*

010!

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Sxprues matter /or warded by every train under tbe chsnVerdf cartful Sfess-*nger», fdrall tbe prin* cipal oil ten hi tbe Bast, Wast sod tenth, LoSeea and dataagrs equitably and promptly sett I'd.

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