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DAILY EXPRESS-

TKRKK HAUTK. 1NU.

Saturday Morning, Jan., 25th, 1868

Soatbern Distress.

The Missouri

Democrat

nals

ier

publishes Gon

ial HOWARD'S letter explaining the cause of distress at the South, and suggesting a remedy. The great trouble has arisen from the obstinate adherence of the plan* ters to the cotton crop instead of cultivating corn sufficient to feed the population. The experience of last year should certainly have taught a lesson. Then the complaint was general of droughts and floods in previous years but the letters received in the autumn gave information or a plentiful harvest, and a recurrence of the painful events of last summer was the last thing to be anticipated. The or diuary foresight, that even among insects lays away a store of provisions for winter, does not BOem to exist in the raouth, for there the crops are at once sold and the proceeds squandered or frittered away. The people must be educated upon the commonest points of information befora they can hope to live as other communities. General HOWABD is right, thon, when ho says that the ignorance which despises schools, and ihn selfishness which monopolizes all the land, must bo over, come. The only way to effect this is to establish a good system of public school* with a continuous supply of intelligent teachers. And until this change is made, the prosperity of the South will always be gloomy.

Sbermaii for President. The

Journal

Miv

is informed by "a Demon

cratic veteran of the late rebellion, that he would like to see General SHERMAN nominated by the Democracy for tbo Presidency." The veteran thinks "twothirds of the soldiers would support

preference to

TVe have not a copy of that eloquent and patriotic address at band, but there was certainly nothing of the "war a failure" sort in it. On the contrary, he gloried, with all the pride of a true patriot and soldier, in the exploits of his army, which the Democratic press ha? been wont to style "vandalism," "pillage," "arson" and ''the wholesale plunder and devastation of the South, varied with the indiscriminate murder of our bravo but misguided brethren." vVo distinctly recollect, too,'hut he spoke of the "lost cause1' as one tliat would grow more and more "IstJTAMous" with ihe lapBe of year3, and that for thus speaking, for not going back on his own gloiioua military record an eating Democratic dirt, he called forth such fierce and bitter howla from the Democratic.press, such vindictive, tnaii cious denunciation as have rarely fallen on the ears of any army officer with the pos&l bla exception of BTITLES.

It is not impossible that "two.thirds the soldiere" might "support

Sentinel

Jour

veteran that he propose

SHERMAN

to the Kentucky Democracy if ho wants to bear music. Ask the Louisville

Cour

to run up "OLD

BILLY'S"

name at the head of its columnsj They will tell you that the man who styles their pride and glory as something "that will grow moro and more infamous in the light of advancing civilization," is worse oven than "HANCOCK, the murderer of Mrs. SrRRATT.

Fenian Inscrutability

English papers comment at great length, and with the accustomed perspicuity of the Taurine intellect, on the re« markablo circumstance that "Fenian outrages" seem to be perpetrated with entire impunity and without any power on the part of the harrass&d government, to discover the offenders against the majesty of British law. It will bo remembered that the Clerkenwell prison wall

For several weeks examinations of men aad women, arrested for participancy in that act, have beaa progressing with that degree of energy customary among Brit ish Magistrates, but so poor showing of proof has been adduced that the aacused have been committed for further hearing, in the absence ot evidence sufficient to justify their being held for trial. In all the other "Fenian outrages," a fine array of which are generally served up in our daily cable dispatches, the same old story it perpetually repeated—the perpetrator? are unknown.

A few days ago, in a crowded courtroom in the city of Dublin, while a Government witness was under examination, a bottle of Greek fire—a favorite Fenian missile—was hurled at his head, but, for* tunatelv. tot with such accuracy of aim a* to produce serious results. Singularly enough this daring act, committed in the presence of hundreds of spectators, and with every element of publicity,

have seen the perpetrator but, a» in the case of the SHALMTTS CLIKIXX, not a man, woman or child would confess that he, she or it knew anything'at all about theaaattec.

There aewms to be a general understanding tfesttestimony will-not be given except by paid detectives. Those who buve no sympathy with the Fenians are restrained, by fear of personal injury, from incurring their hatred by exposing their crimes. TTnder such circumstances it is not surprising .that our affectionate cousins across the water find the Fenian operations a business so full of uoaccount" able mystery.as to bo little conducive to sound sleep or healthy digestion that the daily recurring tales of fresh J"outrages each bolder, more audaciously daringi than its predecessor, should so fret and worry the Lion of St. George as to incessantly harrow up his soul (if that historic lionine quadruped haa a soul) "and make each particular hair to stand on end like quills upon the fretful porcupine." .. TFFt*

More "Sorwoods In tlie field."

We think it were well if our clerical cobblers would stick to their Usts. The New York

Times

SHEK-

GRANT.

or ff'Aite,

remarks tto follows on

the subject of reverend novelists: "We observe that since Mr. Beechur made a success as a romance writer, (if he bo made a success,) quite a number of clergymen have taken to novel writing. Anew effort in this direction is announced by an "eminent orthodox clergy man," which is eaid to be "popular, in structive and racy," and destined to great tuccess. It is delightful to find that clergymen, beside preaching, and lecturing, and praying, and studying and visiting the afflicted, and comforting the widows and orphan, the poor and needy and per forming all the innumerable labors «f a faithful Christian pastofKte, can yet And leisure for writing racy, romances. We only hope that no one wiil be tempted in to this sort of work at th« expense ofjOther and more solemn duties." •,-«-»

ALTHOUGH

Nothing

would gratify us more highly than to see such evidence of returning reason and sound loyalty on the part of Democratic leaders—candidate-makers and platform manipulators—as the nomination of the gallant Lieutenant-General on a platform modeled after his speech delivered at the anniversary meeting of the "Army of Tennessee," in 3t. Louis, a few months ago.

we have several times' pub

lished what purported to be correct copies oft tho anti-contraction bill, we republish the act as finally passed and sent to the E iv "Be it enactcdl $c.,

T. Tribune.

WRS

blown

up in broad daylight. So publicly indeed was this brilliant piece of "Fenian strategy"—blowing a fellow up with a thousand tons of stone in order to get him out of limbo—attempted to be carried into effect that persons were seen rolling a barrel of gunpowder into position as unconcernedly as a porter would roll a barTalof beef into a warehouse. And yet, though numerous arrests havo been made on suspicion and scores of unquestionably innocent parties dragged to prison, the authorities have not been able to bring a word of proof or a single link to start a chain of circumstantial Evidence connecting any one with that mostfodMsbjy w-ckx ad, insanely criminal act

WHS

done

with perfect impunity. Nobody could tell who flung the bottle. Jiany must

That froSTaiid af

ter the passage of this act the authority of the Secretary of the Treasury to make any reduction of tbe currency by retiring or canceling United States notes, shall be snd is hereby suspended, but nothing herein contained shall prevent the cancellation and destruction oi mutilated United •states notes, and the replacing Of the same with Dotes gf the same cj^ijacter and amounts."

"Revolutionary Measures*

Mr. Andrew Johnson is reported in a recent private conversation for the enlightenment of mankind to have said: "The President is elected directly by the people, and is therefore as directly their representative as Congress is/'

The President is

SBEBMAN,''

on such a platform as wo have indicated, but they would not be the soldiers who now affiliato with the Democratic party? These would follow their leaders in sup port of the -'peace" candidate who served as a tail for the "war a failure'-' kite in '64, who desorves and will have the nomination for the head of the Democratic ticket this year. We suggest to the

people," but by colleges of elect And Mr. Johnson was not elected

not

Black

must rule America." On the

strength of' that doctrine he was made Vice President from that doctrine he has since shamefully apostatized. He is nnw trying to build up that barrier of Inequality of Caste which the Kepublic, in crushing out tbe Slaveholders' Rebel lion, leveled with the dust. He iF the head center of. the reaction against Loy :Uty and Liberty, and ought to be its candid Rto for next President. We hope hs may be. Then, if he gets elected, he may boast of being a representative of the peo pie. JNow he represents only his own aposlaey and most ungrateful treason.— A'.

I1- ••.-4 lieconstructton. [From JBoutwell's CeUbraied Specch In the Home]

Gentlemen -n tbe other side say that we aro bound to guarantee to South Caro lina her old 8tate government. My asMver to that is that tbo rebellion swept it awav by the power of the people of the 3 ata by whom the Constitution was ere aie3, by whose will it was suttained, and without whose political breath it ceased to exist By the rebellion it was destroy ed as well as by the aotion of the State when they inaugurated the rebellion.— Thus that government passed away!— They established a government during the rebellion. No one on either side of the House, as I understand, claims that we are to guaranty that government as a I'epublican form of government. Mr. Johnson set up a different government ihore but it is no government at all un-d&r-iUs Conntitution until Congress recognizes ft a« a republican form of government, which we haTe never yet done. Therefore, when we look at these ten States we do not find In either a government which can be recognized as a republican form of government. And, sir, I shall hail with great satisfaction the passage of the first section of this most important bill. We have formerly declared that the government* in those States were not legal government! but now we take the language of the Constitution and declare that there are no republican governments in theae States, and :.e President aod the Supreme Oourt will recognize that declaration or fail to recognize it at their peril.

The whole object of tbe reconstruction bills, which by tne pertinacity and obstinacy ot the President we have been obliged to amend from time to time, is to establish in a regular and proper way republican forms of government in the ten State* which we can recognize under tne ConsuluCTdH as republican governtaionts," and guaranty to the States where they art established, ,*

MAGNOLIA WATIJU—A

Tbe

L^'^7-4 *t

National Bankrupt Law.

The act estaTOsMtqf a uattom-JMBm of bankruptcy throughout the Imited States has been now'some eight mOQthi in operation, and although the period has been brief, and the details and worktogs*^ of the law were but imperlectly known to both bench and bar. the country at large begins to feel and appreciateTts beneficial influence. In all countries it ia requisite that some legal measures should be devised to protect tho honest but unfortunate merchant or tradesman whom the incubus of debt has prevented from continuing his business, thus depriving the community of many of its most useful and induitrious members. Many a lami* ly has been reduced to indigence through tho persistence of some Sbylock insisting upon his "pound of flesh," and thereby causing loss to himself and other creditors, who would have all been paid had a little time been allowed. Under these circumstances it has been found necessary to pass laws affording relief to debtors, and every State in the Union, with one exception, has endeavored by statutory enactment to provide such relief. In this State there was a law called the Two* thirds act, which rendered it necessary for a debtor to procure the consent of two-thirds of his creditors beiore be could be discharged Irom his indebtedness. The principal and it seems the only objection to {fie present general Bankrupt law is its expensiveness. Tbo honest debtor who haa surrendered all his stock of worldly goods towards the payment of his debts finds it impossible to meet the demands made by the law and its officers as a preliminary step towards granting tho relief which is sought. In the Register's charges are included such items as office rent, light, clerks, stationery, &c., which aro unjust and unnecessary. Measures should be taken to prevent this glaring extortion. Again, in case of involuntary bankruptcy, the petitioning debtor, under our present system, may be prevented from deriving any benefit from the law, as no provision is made for the appointment of an official assignee to receive and hold the assets of the debtor until tbe final adjudication of tbe court. This decision, in cases where the application is resisted, is frequently delayed for months, the debtor in the meantime retaining his assets, with full, power to do what he pleases with them. If Congress would only abandon for a moment their ''nigger" studies and squabbins with tho Executive and turn their attention to the subject of bankruptcy they would benefit the country more than their present eour»e is doing, and would re move the obstacles that Impede the ope rations of the present national Bankrupt cy law.—N. Y.

Herald.

Mr. Pendleton-

The Chicago

elected "directly

by tbe org President by any body, unless it was WiikeB Booth.

cast one of the elec

toral ballots that made the President in 1864, and we certainly did

NOT

cast it for

Andrew Johnson, nor with intent to make him President. So here is cme mistake corrected.

The President is chosen to execute the laws which Congress enacts. Mr. John son is dding his very best to evade, paralyze, nullify the acts of Congress And this is the sole cause of trouble at the Capital and in thecountry. If Mr. John fon would in good faith do the work which pertains to his office, there would be no need of amending the Reconstruc tion acts. All that Congress has done at this session or.is doing with reference to reconstruction^ to countervail Mr. John son's incesssnt machinations to circumvent or subvert the laws of the land.'

The only revolution yet attempted in thi9 country since 1787, was that of the Slaveholding aristocracy, when,in 1860-61 they attempted to abolish a Federal government based on the principle that "all men are created equal," and establish instead one based on the countervailing as* sumption that "this is a White Man's government," wherein Blacks are natur« ally and properly serfs and vassals.— Their Vice President, Stephens, in a great speech, claimed that Jefferson's doctrine was erroneous, and that theirs was the first government in history ever based on tfce great philosophic truth that men's rights are naturally unequal. Andrew Johnson--a poor White—took ground against the aristocracy and its revolt, and proclaimed the doctrine, directly antago* mstic to theirs, that "Loyal Men.

Times

frecnbacks,and

SHORT STORY,

IOJ

delightful toilet

article—superior to Cologne and at half the price. lSdeodwSw.

?$&

endeavored to lead

its party last winter, and shot off into negro suffrage maneuver, the result of which made it more cautious for the fu ture. Consequently this winter it follows in the wake of the Cincinnati

Enquirer,

and nominates "Pendleton and green backs" for the Presidency. Mr. Pondta ton is apparently gaining ground. Gen Hancock has failed to divert the attention of Democrats from his service as a Union General and his connection with the fate of Mrs- Surratt. Mr. Seymour, of New York, declines to be a candidate. Gen Sherman deliberately threw away his chanue by his speech before the Array of the Tennessee in this city.* The men who tell Mr. Johnson that many Democrats desire his nomination probably want office. In fact, Mr. Pendleton is almo.it the only available candidate that tbe Demo crats can discover. He is a gentleman of good ability, courteous bearing, and scholarly culture, has had considerable experience in public affairs, and has made a record which, however offensive it may be, even his opponents consider consist ent and faithful to the ideas in which he believes. He is probably the truest and best representative of the reactionary element in onr politics—of that class who believe that Pierce and Buchanan were demigods, that their age was th golden age of our history, that every cLunge since that time has been a crifrie or blunder, and that we must undo all that has been done, and restore things as near ly as possible to the condition of the day of the Dred Scott decision, in order to make this country fit to live in. At the West, also, Mr. Pendleton ha" another advantage. He has connected his name with the plan of paying the debt with

thus

Democrat.

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most exquisite preparation that

has ever been produced, of that naturally delightful Perfume. A

PUT INTERESTING.-

No genuine European extract for th handkerchief could be afforded here, under the present tariff, at less than twice the price of Phalon's "Night Blooming Cereus"—a more delicious, permanent, and healthful perfume than any one of them.—Portsmouth

Chronicle,

•'Canst thon not minister to »m!r,d diseased, And wi corno aueet, ohliviotus antidote. Cleanse the foul bc»om of »tcfT That wol|rha ujion the hi«rt Certainly Plantation Bitvorn will do it when nothing else will. Melancholy, Depression, Hypochondria, Insanity, all spring, more or less, from a diseased stomach, and this, Plantation Bitters i« a sure cure for. There-is no mistake about itj Dyspepsia, Headache, Dullness, Ague and Low Spirits must yield to the healthgiving and genial influence of the Plantation Bitters. If you are in doubt, make a trial and be convinced. Thus say thore who know.

nABINET AitfD CARPENTER WORK. Th® endarsigned wonld rf=pe-tfully anconnoc to tho cttijpns of Terre Hants and tlclr.lty, that tie li prepared to do Job.* in the Cabinet Carving and (farpentec line. so, repairing Farnittm. doi ». In tfte b«*t «tyl».

A. MEKOH,

National Road, ooa-half Square east of Oildec5d3m

R. P. DAUGHERTY, Phyftcian agd Sufwa. TERRK HAUTH:,. irsri. WlUattend promptly to all prefeuional rails in tbe city and eouairy.

Orrict—Koiihwrat corner of Fourth and Main streets, (o*er Ooodman'e Clothing Store.) Besideno* 55 North Fourth Street. oaSSdt

NION INSURANCE CO., OF INDIANAPOLIS Capital, (407,505 78. Tax IIIALDWO FUI TBSCBINOC

OOKPAJPTE O*

IKS.,

A Stock Company owned wid controlled fcytbe leading fcosinass men in the 6tote. The illowi area part of the Stoi-kkoJders, who are rvsfdants of Terre Haste, au-i to whom are would refer those wanting sound snj reliable lninr»DC8 »t fiairratee.

Free ton Hsssvy, Pras'* N«tiogai State Bank. J. B, CttjDlngham, Driiaiifil. L. Q. Warrao's 3«bt. f.

HATBSS

A CO.,

Ag«uts,

tSdtf 5, ',OIBo« over DonneUsy's Stor».

QHEAP MJLLINERT. li ktitds of Milllnory Gocda sold at GOBI daring th: Wtctfr months, at

Mrs. At. IX. Abbott's, Opposite tho Pott Offlce. .,,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

COLBUllN'S PATENT. Tried and not found Wanting. Weelaim it will eat Twenty-live (25) per cent, mora cord wood per day any ofher Axe made.

McKnsroRT, Dm. IS, 1367.

HE88B5. LIPPISCOTT A

Co,

Stan:—I have fully tried your Patent Axo oxd find that it ia alrthat you claim for it. It will chop faster than any other

Sole owners of the PuUnto,

30,000 FRANCS!

E I N

AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL" AT

WORLD'S FAIR, London, VOBJLB'arAlB, HewTOrk, KXi'OSI

tlOA PSIV

The j.nbilc pre lnylteJ to call au yjtljglae the report of tbe Jnry" nit rlts of tbe~great con test, and sat- the- official award to the IlerrlOK's Patent or«r all others.

HERRIXO. FABREL & 8HKBMAN, £61 Broadway v. (lor.'&tu?Tay St., OUS".

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TARBXX

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TtIK

it SEEBMiJf,

HEW 0BLJSAN3

For 1868. rorlWS XHUFLE WHO WISH TO TAKE

6001) RELKlOliS For the New Tear shauU suta rtbe lor THK ADVANCE. Live, Karnett and Spiritual Jum tbe paper for Lome and Sunday. 82 SO a year. Spleud.'d Pra rointna lor those Who get op Cldibs: SpodtaQC oocies lest free»c Addre* THE ADVANCE O0HPAHT, ... 85 Lombard Mock, Cb.cago.

WASTE®, FOB .THE AfUKBI

OAS FABMEB, tbe cheapest atd beet Fnr»cr't,FA.p»r Amerijfai Qoly 81 For Pretniati List, 4o., address .ii.'r TUBNEB, liochetter, T,

KOKTaX&N UiOJCCiiLY,- a high tJU'd Literarr Magatiat S3 a yeur. ibA American Agricnltnrist soot one year iree to new HUbBcrlbers to itojetheru Monthly. OmcpilT POTK F.oiv. ff T. Slftnpla Q-ipy 26 Oijbte.

lift!

getting rid of taxes

oolish and suicidal, if not dishonest, as that plan is, it nevertheless has great strength among that class of Democrats who regard the debt a* the price of their defeat, and would privately like to see it practically repudiated. Mr. Pendleton protests that he does not meaB repudia tion, but the rank and file secretly long for repudiation, and publicly hurrah for Pendleton. We hope he will bo nominated, for the precise issue between the two parties, both as to the settlement of the questions growing out of the war and to the finances, will then be placed fairly before tho country in the persons of the opposing candidates.—Missouri

Cortiandt St., New York» Manafactaiers

A s.H

and

Dealers in ull

ra-letles

American Clocks,

Solo

agnnts

fpr

Seth Thomaer' Olookti, JAMES JK IMPOBTEB AND QBOWEB DT FLO WEB & VEGETABLE SEEDs,

BOCHESTEll, XEW YOBE.

TICK'S ItlUS'f R-AVKO CAiAtoeUE Seeds arid Floral Guide fop 1808 la

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UKAUTUTL COLOBHD PLATE Of FLOWEHS W,11 printed, on the fiof ot paper, and UDU of tbe moat beautiful us well ai the uion instructive works of tbe kind published mar gent to alt who apply, by mail, pott-ixsid, for Ten Oent«, Ich Is not hsh the c^st.

Address JAMES VIOK, Bocbeater, N.

FOK

K.THiRITIONS GET GAllKJCXT'* "SXCGIiSIOB DIAiOUl'Eil, a work nliead ot fli competition, just publish*', and guaranFFM-d entirely a.-vr

atid original.

ilctorlpiiv. circuUisKunt ireo

Fuii

addr«saing

P. OABIiK'i'f A J0„

i'liilud»lpUia,P-i.

Frank Miller's leather Preserratife oni "Watf.r Proot uii Biackiu?, tor Koite and

8boaa.

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QhiMKHAl'LV in U.S. and O.iu.dtie Frank Miller i('o., is 40tjftlar'Strset,N, Y.

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HMLINO ^HOM SEW V'IiK

December 5th and IfttJi tTanuary 5th, 15th and 25th awl February 15 and 25th.

With Ni'W 9t uiueUipii i/f the First Ci*** PAB8AGE 10WEB THAH

AZYGOS

AU OTHKll IISK.

ForTnrtber infortuation addrfso ih'j aadrr»l(rn-

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O CENTS TO SAVE 25 DOLLARS 4l0 Benzine.—lost^otly /OIUUTM—Bcgeman's P«mt

and

Or*-nss #pol, and rlctu* Ql.ives, Silks, Rtbbcn*, Ac, equal to new. Sold by Drocgiste.

HAPPED HANDS AMI) FACE, 80BE LIPS, *r., ed *t

rtHAi vy rnr puor I

ODC'

by tbens» of MejfCnitttl'a €rtW-

Ice with fllyrerlne, kenps the hands colt io the coldest weaiber. S 8 that you get the jranine. Hold by Dreg gists. 'r

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T*rre mignlfictntly iilostrated Jledical Booke, containing Important Physiological Information, for Hen and Women, sent free ca receipt ef 26 cents, by adJrees'cj the Seorot^ry of the Mew York Medical "TJnircrstty, 'No. SO Oliotoo n*», FfwForkOltj.

ONE DOLLAR EACH.

WEBS

Cotton Cloth, Dress Patterns, Pact Patterns, Bering Machines, Dr? and Taney OooJi, ic., sc. Send Tea cents for Pateni Pen Fonntaia, witnalip descri'iinc au article incur dollar eale.

Any person, (male or fomale,} ean send in a club of from SO to l.OOJ, at siaa rata (10 ots. for eaab,) and get premium for so doing. 3E*D IS Btau TSSTO

ITTCK. Samples mailed free to an? ad'

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RKVOLITION I? TKADEi

Slifc, Vertno Dressee, Shawls, 8al« moral*, Iiinen Goods, Imbosied Table Covers, Watches, Jer.elry. Slirer Plated Ware, Sewing Ilachines, Ao. S«ci c[ubi of tec or tcort, with ten cents for cash descriptive check, and the get. er np of the alcb will re eivo a present w^rth 98 to $800, according to the number sent. Agents wanted everywhere. Circulars seat tree. Address FABfiJCX A 00., sncoessurs to GRAHAM A CO., Mand 65 federal street. Boston.

WEALTH

»DecMdtf.

WITHOTT LASOB.—Hlddaa Sacrrts

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J. B. W. HILTOK. Brooklyn, ». T.

WAXXltll.—8A1I3MSH

NEW AOVCRTISEMCNtt.

ers mid

WMUed to eaga?« in a b* ani.Wintfcr, payitiff from

Addrtai2EIQI'

Cincinnati, 0. Chicago, lit.

drejn

Axe

hn.

that I ever saw.

aud leavea the wood without sticking at all. I would not chop thraa days without one for tho coBt. I neet n»t eay any mom, uny man that triee one wll 1 ba tatisllad. Wm. KKE8. CAUTIOX

Tho Axti and the Label are 'both patented. Infringers

on those patents ill he pn»8eonted uc-coiding to law. Vondera or dealers, and persons tiling an infriogenient, are liable wit!, the maker of th» icIringement. For Sale by till Dealer* and tho M*ira lactun k, LIJETINCOTT & BAKE WELL (SCCCEPSORS Tt» LlPPtNCOTT & Co.)

It is

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WiMEB OF THE WAMIl or so,ooo mocsn (86,000 In Oold,) At.th- Decent Iutrriiatlon«l contest, in the 3'i EjthiM'joii. Ij

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And wilfpreecnt to |nQr p«tki| seattnf ujk dsb in oar Grt«t

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#011411 CI A MAIUliftaPKk of DBY AED FAKtrr GOODS, Watch,

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the

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in Freach, Bitsiss and Cn(-

lirh Dry Hnd Fancy Goods, Cutlery, la tad fw,

Albumx, Leather Uoods,

Ac.

Best£Cbaoet ever »fere4 TE AGDTI! One ortwa Jays' tlmewlil sacs ra a good Mewing Machine, Wattft, aUk Brtas, lmlr«i or some other article of einai Talne, FlSC Of cost.

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View

Karriig*,'

.The Cheapest Book*Beer Puiliikmi

OoBtaining nearly Three iiuirri h|N AnJ 13U fine plates and engravings of tho Anatomy of the Human Urgans lu a state of Hetltb and Disease, with a treatise an Earlylrrurs, Its Deplorable Consequences upon the Mind and Body, with the Author's Plan of Treatment —the only rational and sncoeaafnl mode of Oare, as shown by the report *f cases treated. A truthful adviser to the married and those Oontemplatlog marriage, whe entertain doubts of their physical condition. Sent free of Postage to any address, on receipt of 26 cents in stamps or postal currency, by addressing DB. LA GUOIX, No. 91 Slaiden Lnne, Albany, N. V. The anther faay be consulted upon any of the diseases upoii which his book treats, either persouaiiy or by m*lU— Medicine* sent, to any part, of the world A IX PRIVATE DISEASES rf 8C1XK.4, treated successfully, aa the Paauers incident to PniasANcr arising firom Hailor matiun, General Debility, or other ranseB, ENTIRELY

obviated by onr BcMeutEaand

Groat Baigains

HOLIDAYS

•kJ.J

CORNELIUS & HAfiSSRTI'S

Corner of Third and Main Street*,

IOO PIECES

!*i

lT I-

OF ALL KINDS,

MAB££JD DOWN

LOA KINGS,

BROAOCLOTH S, i-i 4-' :r.-^ S 2^'

CA^IMERES,"

Satinets &c.

MARKED DOWN

25 to 50 Per Cent

€ALL A\J) BE CONVINCED

WAY WITH SPECTACXiBS OLD EIKS HAD8 ffKW, wsilf, yeUhoatdotltyror wnfioJass.

Sont post-paid on rBcelpt of I" Cents. Address Dr. B. B. FOOTS,

WAY WITH UNCOMFOBTABLXTBUSSSS. OOXFOBT A&DCUBX FOB fHK BUPTtr&ED. Sent poet paid on rscelpt of 10 Cents.

rONFIDBJ9TIAL

the

LASISS,ft&d.Alpacea

saa of

yon CM rcoeWe lor OX£ DOUAB

octSSdwSai

HABBEBT.

to trarsi and tell

goods by eataple. Oood wages aad steady employment. Address, with stamp, LA8PHEAJB si? 197 Superior Street,

OsPEBBT,

^elMii,

Oklo,

rr wwi

ROM'T TAILORIKC.

Lowest Prices! saiKTHUiG ITKW

HAT*Jastreceived

PlECE GOODS Bought star* the DECLINE! OR£AT la flki* W* have Vine Selection of

BEAVERS. CHTWCHILLAS, CJjOTMS,

*'4 tilt SaiteM* for -r'«"J Ai Dress Suite, -V r«cw

Bminess Suits itei and Over Ooats -qq*.

ats

aac

PRKTKWTATIVIS.

which cenHint ol a new. simple, convenient and effioiont form of Remedial Ageut*, the ScleatiSe resiilc of Physiological, O'liemical and Aflcroaoop• leal Investigation, and which, locally applied by the fmtlf-nt, MIDITT and with SEOSCST, entirely dispense with Inieotlons, lnatntmenM, and Kw Iciuoi per Uoomv "Kneiowt stamp for ParVAXK Clrrular, DOCTOP VrAtTEItt 907 Broadway, Mew York.

inr* DRY GOODS, 1

in"'..

OOMK KllitiV ALONG GENTLMEN 'sSWW^ 1 sfn.

'Now is the time for

...

'::£QOH

FOB THE

•Js.iA .«£'

J' Jl

ihl rlttns

-AT

E S S O O S IrJ.0vUSQ

i. ."I ,K#n-iii «il

ii-3:

:o: TH45T a-.... t:

Ia*:hh

ti*a.

BMtTLAJUtT PHYSICIAN, as hi

Diplomawhtek.BKXSinm4y

liaaga his

las

BteaaiinginfS,

Milt Searing.

jtvaaartlto

A W S V:

as.

ITo. 110 Lexington ATano Cor. of East (8th St., H. T."

Adpres* Dr. K. B. FOOT*, (author of Msiltoal Common Sense.—Book *00 pace*, 91.N seat by Kail), No. 110 Lexiag ton At., Oor.effcitUtt it., New Tork.

laws.

INFOBMA

\J TTON FOB THX ABBI M.

enreiope ta. Addr

Sent in receipt of 10

lr««s

B. rOOTI,

No. lld^Lsxingtoa Araeie, Cor. of East Sfth St.. N. T.

IOWA

And City Property of

RBA£ ESTATK AOBNOY. FABM8,

WILD LANDS,

ovary deaariftlon, lor Sal*.

Anexparienoe of fifteen yean eaable utolnsnre satisfaction in oven department of boainsae relating to a gccaral Bad Sstata Ageacy.

HARBEBT & MARSH, 54jJTAiirDT BTSOti «i74wiy C-.

vm Motitmmitmm.

V:J.

E il '-EfcN

(Keiitucky

FBESH LOT^of

JC»5 tx

IIF F. OUBS IT' I

I 9 3

i'M "r'tAdTJ

KEADY MADE CLOTKIIIi! •iw!:- Jr-r'vt'-'D

JJD'-"''-'?

MVISHLIO GOODS!

We are offering at

Greatly

mrl

Call and tee for yourselves at

No. 79 Main StJ

DOCTOK WHITTIEK

office

will

show

malls MWsflMtoia As of

kaa Mtai-

titmiataUou^baTingAi*Ufe,*n4

boea

any

outer Chronic Diseas.

nnMsi. Caek'OfMs pis*lii kaa been of a private ua tana. %»Mls, Bainrris,Wei,

Olttmtm, fbnMHe or ittremial Afeoti

medic lne*,

obaervatlon, aeat by

Machinery

ery deseri^Moa, aad all kinds of Iron and

Bras

Oastinga, mads ta order, at these Workr,

iltnated

near tM Terre Baato Indianapolis,

and tbe

*OlaauatsiUeKallroad Depott.

Wg«,»fr|ag*rompUy attended to. OBJPHI SOLICITED SEATB. •-.:^ay. o»W

sT»a»JlJA8.B.HAOKB.

an a

gAGLX IRON WORKS, Coma Van ASO WALNUT SMKTS, TKRBt: HAUTE, IND.,! Wl. J. HALL ftCO.f Proprietors, (BVOQMMH *e Jonas aaovnj luWAcrnsiBs OF

RMUBINA-AJRP SAW MILL MA OBI NEB

C08.*i-SHKLLiKS AXO CAJT1 MILIS ASD MA Iroi

CAJT1 MILLS,

IT MHIBALLT, f!Mtin(s, «o„ Ac.

Having aaaxtenrtva BstabUahmert, well itock. .d and la fall operation, we are paepnred to

all klnda of www in onr line, in tbe .best style, at 4 it abort notice.

ORDERS SOLICITED

JenlMSmwIy

PUBLIC AUCTION!

I will offer for sale at my,

Livery Stable,

In Terre Hante, Ind., on

Tbarsdty, Juaair 30tb,

186S,

Hj entire stock, consisting

10 Hsad of Horase aad Mares, 4 Top Baggie*,

0»*

JsolaDoabletswisi

fwlrta Cantaga, Single

ft Seta Harness Large Sleigh, M£!5W.m

Bridles, aad all the tooit

nlliaililsmsnts

necessary to carry on the bn*I

Also,

^Blaek fletgaa Stallion,*'

only eight

{oaca'oli,

aouad,

aad a sare foal-gal

tar—la. style and Cast trotter. Alio,

One Jack, **Tiger.s"

The above property

In good order and

Taaas—Soleatsixeonmen,with10o'clock,condi

tion, aad will

soli ta tho fcigbeet bidder rlth-

oat reserve,

pale

coat a.

Oreeacaotls

Banner,

Bullivaa

ML!

tlrfi

HoSS?7lUpublean

Union.

Ofioo.

OMNIBUS LINE. B. MILLEB'S OMNIBUS AND HACK LTJFS.

WUl attond to all calls for trains leaving the

Otty.and also deliver

MANAGERS

etty

any part

with caro aad

Davis' Drag Store, or ny

of the

dMBetth

All orders

le toatlM

fllate at

thr

P6et Offloe,

tu'dencc ®lii befrompt*

ITTMD.4to, TLWSMTI

BCB3TSCT BUILDEB. VB%)AGH. tlaalL 1»dica«oa«, arU nailanio,

TAO

Drawtags

aad De-

FNRAWMD t*r

orary deoeriptioo

«f SMA AND

State Lottery.

Articular

60 prices of. 100

prizes

SriUmr*,

Hfi XMSMHU CMMK or IMi

AN& All#

JMNJ

OtvMWfi

sara

TsrtHrial 4fedlont qfth-

Ms,BMa

ilwjttj. om nf.- Boitftry

cuss raarantaad.

notice?

JRemittances will be tbvetotcd in onr next Great &ratttg*-a duplicate of the Grand Holiday

ual, to the old e^wwKTona only regular Stale Managers.

MUBBAY, EDDY & OO. OOVIKOTON, KT.

KJttOLK IIC^MP llilHalTta «8 qurtersM-

KENTTJOKT" LOTTERY", «SS FRAME, SMITH & CO.,

MANAGERS,

SHCCUOrs to-3riJBKAYtKDDT A CO. In the menogaiasBi of tie Kentucky State Lottery fncthe benefit o( ShslbT College. ins TII3A

SHXLBTVU.I.B,

tVAom

Kr., Drc. 8,1867.

it may Conctrn

This is to certify, that

JAJIU

SMITH

of.

150 prizes of

150 prizes of 1,130 Prizes amcnntlng to..

ul VH

or jfepCurs

BoMtuy

HaUt, raiaoas

Body aad Mind, predsdng blotehai,

toteacy, diaalnaw,dimness

debility, im

sight,

Ooafosion ov

l, evil forebbdinit,aTarsion to society,

lou ot

«tj, wisjaiss.jfe., not all these

in any oa»

but all ooo^rnng frequently

in fariotm cases

rAooomabodtttoa

ample,

oh&rge*

soderat*

Oeasmltations bjr letter or a

aiot llrw.' Moot awrt- can be

GWOBV

properiy trt*te

ty MeMtraattonaadPragMBb^,

So.

nittjwt«jrtan(wi aart

seov/etroiu

aaO

or e*pretx. No hin

Iranca to boainaaa in most eases. AAdsM^BoKWH8i. Lomla, Mo. .-Li' floors MM* M.io8 P. M. Offio*

rt««h patlsnts &s require d&tlj persot

*1 attention.

ITB1MDI

Can asaalad lettM anTelopejmy Theory Symptoms a^dTiaatment or

rant BMtaga stampa

Irottlar

«s 3

h.is

and

^orman«iitij

foaatad |4 JR».61T tft.0harlea.Stfeet

betw»£a Slxtl

of-Lindell Hotel, „_.or the *ceoro

prepay

FPIMPOIIIES.

VTQO FOUNDRY

AND ^.,.5.

MACHINFpSHOP

alone is

ent'tlei to mo tho Shelby College Lottery Grant of Kentucky, or any scheme or classes thereunder.

Ail other schemes or Classes, aftei January 1st, 1863, bv whomsoever demised or drown, coder the name ef the Shtiby Coilpg. Lottery Grant, are without lrg*i ucthorlty from ns. Nor are weta auy mnunor botuui by the proceedings of any peraon so actiai wttiiuct ^nthorlty from us.

T. O. 8HAGKLEF0RD. J. L. CALDWKLH,

riit J' n. A. OHINH. JAS.

L. fcbLINGWovD

ManngerB a}iolnied by th* Shelby Circuit Conrt for the 8b lhy. College L.t try Crant. 'ifOABD. .-{"» SO

An wilt be seen by tlie atiore notice, I have the note aud exclusive rigiit to draw the Shelby Colleg- LjHt ly oujne Hft«i January 1st, 1888. The oatne "III be (nausged ond conducted after th« ahovirdatt Si the nfcmn of Ft.ufOl,

SMITS

A CA.

JAS. S. HMITU.

We hH\e iiUd io Shelby Circuit Court, 9h«lbyTilic, Ky., a Bouil amounting to Three Hundred Thooinud Dollars, (ISfti.OOJ) for the payment of ail prices.

The Kentucky Lottery on the Single Number plan vlll be drawn on the 11th and 30th days of each month during the year 1868. ft

CLASS -A- ,3

Will be drawn in Covingtonf Ky January JtOth, 1868. 60,000

Numbers and 1,130 PriEea priie of. -K9 000 1 prtse^l ...j. I prffcs of ... 1 prl«» ot 1 pi lie of 1 pi if of 1 prlte of 1 prlio of ...... prJia of 1 price of- J.. 1 pri*e of I 1 priie

23 OM IS 000

10 000

6 UO

A Catalogue with/UU description of sixes and prices, sent en receipt of tetter postage.

A. MORTON.

COLGATE & €0 8 FragnntTeilet Noaas na« prvparsd bjr killed Worluaem from tine BEST' NATEUAM, and are known mm tfee

STANDARD

by D«tlera A Custom' ers. Mold everywhere S4dwly

BARRETT'S

O Vegotable ilAIR RESTORATIVE Wftt Aeddid br t). S. H. Sute V«ir

aud OOTT eocoeued bv tb* pabllc to tfoa

tor

Oarriageft at Reduced Prices! Latest approved styles, and of elegant flnlsh, consisting of Barouches,

Roekaways,

Top Buggies, Open Buggies and Spring wagons. This is much tne flotst atock of work ovoroSbredin tbf« market, and will

as I desire to close up ray busineas.

taoaths approved

secu

rity, drawing iatonwt, aad »aiving valuation

nOM/

»MA9

WXLL3.

JS£. B. P. Mutual Benefit Partnership The mat want ef tbe Community, (a general r*. in price* the basU of this p*rta«r*fclp

000

260prttes of. »prllfB of. «... 9 prizes of-...., ...... 9 prizes cf.. 9 prises of 9 prit.8 of 9 prizes of....— 9 prizes of. 9 prices 15 prizes

ooo

fi 000 8 600 2 «Xi am a WW a 1 000 sas 900

200

A PBOMPT B£3POKSC ASD

Mwwri Patpmagt

Will 9renr» to the People this

GREAT BOGi^rG Header, it rest* with yorfnwtr to mat. th.

If ac, yoa become Partem at

101

.183,2H

Tickets 919, Hal yes $6, Quarters $8 HVTke abeve Magniilcent !*lngle-Kamber Lottery will be drawn in Publla, in Covington, K/., by three

CoMKisstontas, at one o'clook

M., at the corner of ITonrth and

bonds aregtvsn to seenre the payment

of all prizon Th* ofBcial list of numbers drawing prises will be published in the New Tork Herald, Cincinnati Daily Commercial, aad Cincinnati Oerman papers

U3B" We draw two Lotterio* doily, and glveper stns the advantage of srrjccTT!« their own Hum* bwrs. Send your address for a Clronlar.

Address all orders to

Hervona, urinary an-'

gaaUWsssssijClearly deliaeatiog all

tbedis^aa,:-

mdiUoaa, with MU ^mptom Lists,

tor

&>lL«dl«a,TelatlagioCtseasnpoet«g'.-tw.~

use

FKAITCE,

.. ,k?V

Hotiee of€O*P(irtnerAhip. Tke uiderslgaedaave formed a Co-Partnership intheabove works aa#e* the same aud sty In ot »EATH, HAOEB & CO.

fi r\ ..

This Pan Hlstatiax than th uword.* THE GOLD PEN, aiKSl' ASP CHEAPEST Off PENS

Morton's Gold Pens,

The Best Pens In the World. For sale at No* 25 MaidenLane, New- Tork, and by eyety duly appointed Agtnt ai tne iatM prices. 9

Morton makes no fens stamped with the JVame or 2rademark of any other therefore, n-here an Agency is establfthea, tte public will be best suited, and at tkrsatne prices, by catlirtf on the Agent in all other places those wishing the Morton fen must send to Headquarters, where their orders nut receive prompt attention, if accompanied with the cash.

OM*

Having

Itwtoday

tbo very best Krepera

cr &de<l Qair to Its ori Deaatif-loff thu finom

JVJRV BAR«ETT

CO., Proprietors,

mJfcHsnn, k. r. t?*i

-P rrt ai

LOBD A SMITH, Obif«go, Qeaeral North-West-rn Agents. J.dsH. A. DAVIH,Acentefor Terre Ilauto, Ind.

WELCH,

Cor. 2d and Walnnt Sts., Terre Haute, lad. Jal42m

JOHN ARMSTBONOJ

finiisiBltb snd-Stencil

Floor, Whisky and dack brands, also Plates fu larking Clothing, cat to order. tiuru made asdrepair*d in tho host of style.

All work warranted to give satisfaction. {Shop 2d door Soot of the Mew Conrt lloasa, Ohio street, at th«. Vigo ootntty Hav 8oalee. [dl

"JJNION BAKBR1.

Dealer* la

O E E S

Lafayotis

SU,

betwtan43aaal

Fifth

5m ,« "K I

«nlhe

Mutual Benefit PUtn! 4aa,ttpy JUT annua Great Redaotiou.

To form each Partn.rahip with the Paauls °J*r ttatotH Mtomta should bo mutual, that yon

—j

n'llttlU full

Benefit of Low Prtoei We, of tho flnt part, wUl gfv. the amount of vain* for the least meaey-4ad the People, of the second jpart, to extend a liberal patronage in return. This dona, and we pledge fOQ

LARGE SnsavingMoneyandreealvlng

pledge

acre Goods for a

HTVIDEHms,

ling *ble at the

illartham otherwise) pays

iia»

with every purchase niwt*. We new aaUudar th»

M. B.

And wh*t heretofore wm win BOW A "HOUSEHOLD WORD," Brcaoae everybody is personally lnierestM ta au enterprise wheieby they receive a dbsst haaHU —aad through this medium— Small Profits being the Key to

SUCCESS.

*v»rj- Man, Womaaand Child will proportion to their waste. New Goods Just twelve*!

Bought at a great decline ia prieear tohooaid at

flgaros as follows:

KMPEKSH POPLINS—76Centa per yard I MB

wld01'

*season.oneofthegreat-*3llkSieripe.Jbr••*enonghtl1

ect liednrtions of ttm

PAXTKBSS DRESS OoUDS. ford. Oood (aatidioas to wear. DOCBLJt WiDTH OAKLCT OOIIIMnn ..tessffinsK-tKeTi

100

a«st

£xPLAnrs nu Jtmnt,

LYONS SILK VKLYEVS—Vor OMmi

EX|eriance

bel coiiftdoat

lac*

STARTLING REOCtCmON To

the nnlniHated

and

Works

whTt''tHHMke

M. B.

W**"-

well, and

100

soo 300 240

is the median of iaiSri&ttm. lor the People.

Wool Long Shawls i0L5O

Days ago worth |.(0.

CB1Tw5iV3lA

129 125 125 125

»«W-(The floods and

Trimmings are worth »18.l»), aad why told so cheap This is

mystery*

LIBERAL PAMVIOFI

AJfD TBt

G-O HAND OAKO. BLACK BJKAVRB CLOAJU IDD liQUn-(tv^

Black Beaver, line quality, »5,*0

Madlaon

streets.

Tho Kontncky Lotteries are no Gift Enterprises, but responsible Money Lotteries, that have been conducted for the past thirty rears, and are drawn nnder thoaothority of a charter from tbe State,

p,r'

erj-tody buys it now.) flTi'S, MINK and all kind« of W ht-trian« Hoods, inoiaflag a

Pb{?1^li^ntT"^ rt,0,C* H03L1N8—

Onildren's Furs. KNQPUUC FOK WHITK WdOL riAjKttS at

Dleachec Muslins 1 yard wide

ctj. per yard. Unbleached Mulia* 1 10 ceecs per yard. Heavy yard wide I lik\5f7t°.UP*r

,*"L

Sfc,(d

LandPants.

SMITH

A CO.,

Bex 374 Oovlngten, Ky. 8d2taw WS8-w3w

l*TdwlP

a2|s- DNDKBWBAR-rull Stdck Wrapperr Children'. Dhdsrwear:

'jT-

Oonte W-hftj Dress Shirts. Hsaaqaarters Ui rurniablng Ooode. Look at oat Olov.s ana Hoilpry, with a general Mock of Dry floods, Notions ui fanef fiood* (Too largo to enumerate), bought UOc. tk. decliao and Just received. which we aow

O«K

far

HOLIDAY SALES Through the medio* of the

At snch tempting prices that irttyMr cannot rau to be otntlnced as Uiey ree4—that W 1X1 SELL OBWCIP I To meet otrr own, aad the expectatioas of all, "Mutaal

BaaeMtKmau-"

»Wp to be "ti# great want of "•-""mnnnltj W. S. EYCE &^0., d&w

BOOTS ANO SHOCt. LAflAI. ^i

HH9RT "insiryAOTPM* Anriiiu Bobta^aiid

of twentymo years,

that

gOOTSASD 8H0BS.

oaa give

tion of Fonrih

srliaJbBttea,

street.

feotk

with my own maaufiutura aad Caatara weirk. a full stock of which

keep on

Lafayettegtreat,hand.

SLOT—ON

aorth

^iCW BOOT and SflOB S^OP.

The andersigaed having Jaat oaeaad

Shop,

respectfnUy

Haute and surrounding ooaatry,

ting,ofnotheir

very best choice of leather alway«

Mandlng

THSTR

Inform tho -iHtiair

tffTsirr

TMI VW

prepared to do their work to tho entire satisfacare tion oastonara, aa well ia

Mylsfaatn

tit-

matter about the shape of tho

FOAL

lite

AA 'TTND.—

done in the beat atyO

NDNIKAT

notice. Dvory article will tell by what our work is, and wiA

NDMAMDIT LSIBIHO A TAJ

Basement of

W. •ohorg'E MB*

faiakl

ronr'h wsat

ot of

Street*,house aearthe'Terrecorner

VS. ""A. I "W SI

lmlliai

Boois

ShoM

To close oat his largo stg«K

Boota Sk«e«

To make room tor Spring

atpolt.

In.

noney by

This Department is la the hands of

oouedtf

save

oaliiagoahln

.No. 8 Mechanics Blo&^

Particular Attention is givaa

CUSTOM WOttK

HfCLflli.

WOBKMKN.

-Ui*_

ca -m~m 3 7JUB

BOOT AUD 8H0K 8T0IU, NO, IO WORTLY/I til C. E.

Sucfessor to P. P.'Deck/

XTAS JUST BBOBITKI^ A AJ.

every vailety of

BosnsadttslUMhhdii

Largo Otook of

Womea, Men

aovlldwSra

OIUMveafe Wear

SCITABL* to* T0JB

Vail and Viator Yrads,

Whioh 1 will sell at th*

fiiieint OtakMsi.

tlao

prepared

MAKE TO OBpf**

All kinds of Boots and Shoe* thai'nai tor,on ths shortest

Pfaatons.

nottoe

aad MRNIMT-M

styleelsowhere.

Give

cold low tor cash,

a call before order Ian at

LAG^

16 North fourth

naruhatT

"IreM,

lad.

(2«AS AMD STEAM FlSiNB*G

Main

(Street,

between

STH "1*11-

FREUEB1K W«£lt.

Having employed the Servian of J.

.= a w.11 kaown

Vergu-

praotteafwiaitass,*E

repared to ezecnte

eaa^with

erdeis in

basi-NOW

the above

prompta«allaid

KovlSdlv

and Depot,

0? RR HAUTE, INDIAHA.

DTEAIFCH-ST UK -X 9F

eJ, P. MOPPIIAI^ (Saoowfor^o A« A. ABKOW)/ oaaiaa

T»

BoakS, lipilBM, Stationery, ^ko^c POST Ornoi Lum ,,,,

TIM

a.M.

Thb

wi*

JITX BILL POSTffiEL GEO.

REIFSNIDKR.

Pnframtnst and (Xrettlw OtlritnUd in OOOD STY LSI

AU qrtanlanat.Dowli^ HaO,crat th r^tiag 0*Me,will ba fonHiy^.tte^tedto wit ^i*»nfi dteoateh .? nkfti w»W